ajfflfiO lbs. to the cwt. net ■ 10 cars or dressed beeves 
came to band Oil Saturday Inst, direct I ruin 'l exas. 
>1 ilcb Cow*.—Good quality scarce and lnriemiinil. 
2 poor quality cows sold at |Ow.oO<# 85 V head: 1 fair 
quality cow sold at $57. 
V eo le.—There were no smooth 
at $14.60. Dressed hogs. city, C®7c. Cut-meats are 
selling at ikailOc. for pirkled hams, loose ; BQCwOXo. for 
shoulders, loose: Ik&IOc. tor pickled nellies, loose. 
Boxed dry-salted sliouldrs, 5 JifaSVe.,winter delivery. 
Smoked meals at lOojille. for loose ban>A,7)4@7\c. tor 
Iqnsnshoulders. Tallow at 7k®IMc- lor prime stock. 
Beef selling at, $19211.75 for barreled now plum mess. 
$120> VI.50 tor extra mess. Tlerced beef, new, for 
short delivery, at $1*5)20 for new India mess, $2h for 
new extra India mews. 
Seed*.—Clover l*(iu.el at 8K@i)c. Timothy Is stead¬ 
ily held at $2.B5(J8. Hough flax quiet at $L75wL86. 
Vegetable*.—Exports of potables, past week, 4,625 
bbls. The market for potatoes is very strong, and 
strictly choice Peach Blows and Early Hose are high¬ 
er. There Is * tine trade In best sorts; the lower 
grades not active. .Sweet potatoes are scarce and de¬ 
cidedly higher. Marrow squash have advanced: 
they arc rather scarce this season, and as they now 
have to take the place uf pumpkins for pie use, prloes 
aro very Ilrm. Russia turnips abundant and olieap. 
Bed anil vellow onions higher. 
We quote Early ltoso, $Wif3.26 hhl.. bulk; Peach 
Blow, IWJBmXOO do.: Peerless, $2fui',’,25 do. Prince 
Alberts, $2.7 (k;<j 3. Jackson White, $2qii2.76. Sweet, 
V'lrglnks, n hhl.: Delaware, ta.0fxae.12 P hhl 
Oulotis ,' hbi.. #3.6<Xa)4.00 tor md, fj.jdwl. for yel¬ 
low. and $4Mi5 for white. Marrow tuiuash.lw.25 F hbl-: 
Hubbard, $1 do. Carrots. $2. Russia turnips.0lks)75c. 
Garlic, V 100 strings, $10® 11. Outside rule for pota¬ 
toes are for double beads, 
Whisky la lower t quoted at 02 
Wool. The business for the past week has boon 
the largest of the year, manufacturers being In the 
market, for liberal supplies, *S most or the mills i>t 
the East me running again and a number on full 
time. Prices are fully 2o.higher. No. 1 IleeOes quoted 
nf, Mle.; No. X do. ;d045:1 >fc.{ XX do.. fc2tfi'S65c. Males 
have ooen made of tleoeea within tint above range. 
Michigan delaine at 5Sc.; Cape at Tic. 
shipping, ISqbStle.; low do.. I6e. Pennsylvania palls, 
;il@3ac., do. other pkgs., 25<a30c. Rolls, choice, 27® 
28e.: other, 31324c. 
Cheese.—Exports tor the week. 36,8*7 boxes. 
These shipments aro roalnlv of stock coming On 
direct consignment. The shipping trade with this 
market has been ver light: hut there Is a very lively 
call from home buyers and pnees rule firm, with 
receipts moderate. 
Fine and choice factory. XHpailc.; do, good to 
prime, 12V4d3Hc.; fall-lots, UHotUkc.: State zanD dai¬ 
ry, good to prime. 13k®l3kc.: do. fair lots, HfijiJe. • 
do. skimmed, 3®flc.: Western, tine Cheddar, nominal; 
do. good flat. 12k«13Uc.; do. fair lots, ll)4<312Yc.; 
skimmed, 6®8c.: English dairy, nominal. 
Cotton— Closed weak at ISJic. for low middling 
upland on the spot. 
I)ried Fruit*. Exports past week. 32.5 bbls. dried 
apples. The export demand is small, but holders do 
not seem anxious to liberate flock rapidly. The 
local (demand Is quite a feature aud helps to 
strengthen prloes. Prime peeled peaches particu¬ 
larly are firm. Small fruits arc working better. 
-outnern apples, old. tkjp7e.; do. new, 75Y©7q*r*., and 
f>0t lie. for sliced : Stale, 7X®8c. fordid qrs, andlk-i'.'Yu. 
sliced; Western,old,7 '"Sc.; new.TS'fflTVc.; liewMtatc 
at 7Y(si >l H'5. for nr*, and 10c. for sliced. Blackber¬ 
ries. lOkf'bllc. Peeled peaches. prime Georgia and 
North l rtroUlia, IS ,'ic.; Vlrglnku peeled, eV< 4 lUc.i 
unpeeled. 81»7i4Uc. for halves and ttSS67c. for quar- 
tors. Pitted cnerrlc;!. fOqkSac. for State nnd Southern. 
Raspberries, new. 3UC. f’allforula plums. ,mav.-.; do. 
pears, 22tc«25e. State and Southern plums, 20yo22c. 
Egg*.-Receipts are large, hut iuclude only a small 
importation of fresh, They have advanced to ,2c. 
for extra Wester . and some Increased attention Is 
turned to preserved in consequence. Buyers have 
been so often burnt with limed that they will not 
buy freely until the stock has had some test. Fresh 
from all poiuts are uctlvo aud tlrm. We quote: 
State. Western, and New Jersey, 33®34e • express 
Western. 3l«b32c,; ordinary fresh do,, aO®H1c.; Cana¬ 
dian, 80f*/'3te.; limed State, 2K»22X«V do. Western, 20 
@22c.; a few choice State, 23*3. 
Flour, Shipping stuck brings steady prices, but 
beyond this trade Is light at weak prices. 
No. 2.$3 75 m < 15 
Superfine State... a 75M 6 25 
Extra do.« fi0e« 0 05 
Fancy do. ... 7 n*.. j ho 
Superfine Western. 6 80® (t 25 
Extra dO.0 LV8> 6 90 
Minnesota extras.. 6 80® 8 75 
Western, white wheat.7 756* s 15 
Round noup Ohio. 6 DO® 7 IK) 
Trade brands do..7 (Xl(a, H III) 
Southern, extra. B 75® 7 B0 
Double extras.. 7 fiOtadfl 75 
Rye flour.. . 1 50® ft 75 
Corn meal, Jersey.,s iu® a oo 
Brandywine. * 0(1® 4 10 
Fresh Fruit*.—Exports of apples 2,476 bbls. The 
available stock of apple* Is in store and *11 prime lot* 
that have been successfrillv housed are held very 
Arm. We quote mixed tots of State at $3.YX/|i4; se¬ 
lected, $l.25wi4.50; frosted and Common, $1®2.-50. 
Grape* are not much Called for; n tow fancy, 1 
kept Catawba* sol] ut7c.. but most of them now hn\e 
a tame, watery taste. There are plenty offering at 
5e. le- s, 3M4C. Crnnbe lies are ffruier: only 
choice Caue (eel will bring $9 50. We quote prime 
' veals to 
lean grass 
hand, and only a very few coarse, rough 
calves: no quotations were made. 
•sheep amt l,unili*; - trade ln'sheep was fair aud 
slow in lambs. Mbi-opunld at 4®7Ko.; lambs, OKfflfiye. 
All of the flocks to hand were sold oil at noon. 
Hug*.—10 cars Ohio hogs, avorngti weight 200 lbs. 
f head, sold at $5@0.25 cwt.; 2 cars <lo., 187® lib lbs. B 
head, 5c. City dressed not quoted at noon. 
SPECIAL NOTICES 
The Bent “Elastic Tinas” in flie World la 
sold by Pomeroy & Co., Y-14 Broadway, N. Y., for 
three dollars. Write to them tor full particulars. 
Surgical Elastic Stocking* for enlarged veins, 
and Supporting Belts of beat quality, at Pomeroy’s, 
744 Broad way, N. Y. 
^tlucvti.ot*m cuto 
Jwms7^, Jasrm/k 
iM/ygfr j0Cjmt!R sot 
COUNTRY CHEESE MARKET 
BEST HOLIDAY GIFT, 
Of Constant and Permanent Value 
LtTTU FALLS, N. T., Dec. 0,1873. 
The market at r.ittlo Falls for the week ending 
Doc. 6 was rather dull, with light delivery of farm 
dairies. I'rlceswerea little lower Tor the hulk than 
for the previous week, though the top figure was the 
name on fancy lots The ranut) for turm dairies was 
from Ide. to ffc. Factories were not so largely rep¬ 
resented us for the previous week, and not more 
time from 4.(ju0 to 6,00ft boxes were offered. Of these 
about 1,1X10 changed hands at prices ranging from 12Y 
to iaj-io. We give the leading transactions as fol¬ 
lows: Freemen, 50 boxes lit I2\e.; Mill, 75 at 13c.; 
Flat Creek, 2fi(i at 13Me,: Newvllle, 1.4) ut I3l4c.; Dan¬ 
ube Cold Bprlug. 10 at l3Hc.; A vary it Ives, 100 at 
III Vic. Motile ruuiury men were offered 13(j,u’, hut re- 
fused to sell for anything below L'lVo. Quito a num¬ 
ber of factories have sent forward their goods to 
New York, and ure holding them in store for the 
present, under the impression that prices will ad¬ 
vance during the latter part of the mouth and In 
Juntiury. Others are holding November choose at 
the factory. 
Butter came forward in considerable quantity this 
week ami sold at from S3 to Bio.—a little off from last 
week’s rates 
The woutbw In Herkimer has been very cold mid 
stormy this wo.-k, and many dairymen are fearing 
they will not have sufficient fodder to carry the 
herds through to grass. 
We have ad vines from abroad to thelBtbof No. 
voxnber. Our l.ondon correspondent reports that 
the best American cheese is Ormly held, while host 
low-priced English is wanted, arid that stocks In 
farmers' hands Is small. Extra American quoted at 
?2«. and upward ; flue, lifi 10 7080 secondary, aH to 62s. 
The other descriptions sell tta follows; English ehfld- 
dar, 7fi to '.His.; Wiltshire double, 70 to 80s.; Scotch, 
74 to 80s.; Cheshire medium 04 to 74s.: flue, 78 to 84s. 
Eutch Cheese (Edams, Coftdus, and Durtiy shape)— 
m*if'it i*4 iifttrimiil mm l.liftrn 1 m mmn in tnflrlrfif 
paper, 50e.; cloth... 1 00 
Farm Drainage (II. F. French). 1 60 
Farm Implement* nnd Machinery (J.J.Thomas) 1 50 
Field’s Pear Culture... 1 2ft 
Fishing in American Waters (Scott). 3 50 
Flint on Grass**, . . 
Do. Milch Cows and Dairy Farming. 2 60 
8’orent Trees (Brvunt). 150 
Frank Fovieeter's Field Sports (2 vols.). H Uo 
Do. Fish and Fishing i,100 engravings). 5 (JO 
Do. Manual for Young Sportsmen. 3 00 
Fuller'* Illustrated Strawberry Cultniist........ 20 
Do. Forest Tree Culturlst. 1 50 
Do. Small Fruits (lllnsl,rated).... 1 50 
Fulton’s X'eaoli (Culture. A Uund-llook and 
Guido to Every Planter. I 60 
Gardening for Profit (P. Henderson). 1 60 
Gardening for the South (White’s),. 2 00 
Grape Culturlst (A. 8. Fuller). 1 60 
Gray's Manual 01 Botany and I.essona. 3 00 
Do. School and Field Book of Botany............ 2 60 
Do. flow Plants Grow (600 I lit) titration*). 1 13 
Do. Introduction to Structural mil Systematic 
Botanv aud Vegetable Physiology (1,300 Ulus.). 3 50 
Guenon on Milch Cows .... 75 
Gun. Rod und Muddle. 1 60 
Harney’s Rums, Outbuildings and Fences.10 00 
Harrison Insects.. 4 00 
Do. on the Pig — Breeding, Management, Ac..... l mi 
Hatfield's American House Carpenter.. 3 50 
Hints to Horst) Keepers (Herbert's). I 76 
High Farming without. Manure. 35 
Holly’s Art of 8aw.Filing. 75 
Holly’s Carpenter’s Hand Book (new). 76 
Hooper's Dog and linn...... 30 
Hoopes' Book of Evergreens. 8 00 
Hop Culture. 40 
How Crops Feed...,... 2 (X) 
How Craps Grow. 2 do 
Hunter and Trapper. 1 IX) 
Husmaon'a Grapes and Wine. 1 60 
Indiun Corn : it* Vaitie. Culture and Uses. 1 60 
Jennings ou Cattle and their Diseases.. 1 76 
Do. llorse and bis Diseases... 1 76 
Do. Horae Training Made Easy. 1 26 
Do. 8hecp, Mwlnn anil Poultry . 1 75 
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry,,... 1 76 
Do. Elements Agricultural Chemistry. I 60 
Kemp’s Landscape Gardening. 2 60 
l.augstruth on thu ifive and Honey Bee ......... 2 00 
Lewis' American Sportsman. 2 76 
Lightning Rods, and Hew to Construct Them, 
hy John Pbln. 20 
5iunuii! on Flax und Hemp Culture.. 23 
Manual of Tobacco Culture. 26 
Mason's Farrier and Htud Book. 1 iu 
Mayhew’s Illustrated Horse Management. 3 1)0 
Do. Illustrated Horse iiootor. . 8 00 
Mechanic's companion (Nicholson).. 3 00 
Mechanics fur Millwrights, Machinists and others 1 60 
Mileson Horse’s Foot (cloth)... 75 
Moderu Cookery (hy Miss Avion and Mrs. 8. J. 
Hale)... . I 76 
McClure’s iMsnasns of Horse. Cattle and Sheep. 2 DO 
Money In tbe Garden, by P, T, t>~*«o.. l fto 
Norris’ Kish Culture.. .... . 175 
Norton’s Eleui*uL» Helen line Agriculture_.... 76 
Onion Culture.. 20 
our Farm of Four Acre* . 30 
Pardee ou Strawberry Culture. 75 
Parsons on the Rose. 1 26 
Pear Culture for Profit (P. T. Quinn).. 1 00 
Pedder's Lund Atynsurn. tiO 
Practical and Scientific Fruit Culture (Baker)... 4 IX) 
Practical Floriculture (P. Henderson). 1 60 
Fraction] Poultry Keeper (I,. Wright). 2 00 
Practical Shepherd (Randall). 2 00 
Quinby’s Mysteries of Bee Keeping. 1 60 
Quincy on Soiling Cattle. 126 
Randall’s Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry.. 1 01) 
no. Sheep Husbandry tn the South...... 1 60 
Richardson on tbs Dog. , ... 30 
Saunders' Domestic Poultry. 40 
Suheuuk'* Gardeners' Text-Book. 75 
Scribner's l’roduoc Tables .. .79 
Do. Ready Reckoner and Log Hook...,. 30 
giuiDson s llorse Portraiture—Breeding, Roar¬ 
ing und Training Trotters. 2 60 
Six Hundred Recipes........ 1 75 
Skeleton Leaves. 2 00 
Skillful Housewife.. 75 
Slack’s Trout Culture (new)... 1 60 
Stewart's (John) Stable Book. 1 60 
Tegctmeicr's Poultry Book (colored t'Atea). 9 00 
Tegetioeler'H Pigeon Book (colored plates). 6 (X) 
Ten Acres Enough,.. .. 1 Ml 
The Boston Machinist (FiUgorald). 76 
The Dog (by Dinks. Mnyhcw nnd Hutchinson).. 3 Off 
The Dog (new). . 2 60 
The Horse 'Stonehenge), 8vo., 022 pp.... 3 50 
The Mule (Riley)—A Treatise on tno Breeding 
Training and use* to which he may be put_ 1 50 
The People's Practical Poultry Book. 1 50 
Thomas' Am. Fruit Cultunst (480 Illustrations). 3 00 
Trapper'ii Guido (Nilwhouse)... 2 00 
'Trout Culture (8«th Graen)... i 00 
Trowbridge’s (Mrs. Laura) Excelsior Cook Book 
and Housekeeper’s Aid.1 25 
Warder’s Hedges and Evcrgracna. 1 60 
Wariug’s Element* of Agriculture. 1 DO 
Watson’s American Home Garden. a 00 
Wax Flowers, and How to Make Thera. 2 uu 
Wostern Fruit Grower*’ Guide (Flllutt). 15!) 
Wheeler’s Koines for the People... 8 90 
Do. Rural Homes..,.... 300 
Window Gardening (H, T. William*) .. (SO 
Woodruff’s Trotting H orse of America. 2 26 
Woodward’s Graperies aud Ilorl’l Buildings..,. 1 60 
DO. Country Homes. 1 50 
Do. cottage* and Farm Hotisai,. —, ... 1 60 
Do. Suburban and Country Houses. 1 SO 
Youutt and Spooner ou the Horse... 1 60 
Youattund Martin on Cuttle. Its) 
Youatt and Martin on the Hog. 1 80 
Youutt on Sheep.. 1 00 
Youmun’s Hand-Book of Household Science.... 1 7b 
Address all orders to 
D. D. T. M00RZ, 5 Beekman St., New Von. 
fW~ Any Books desired, not named in this List, 
will be furnished on receipt of price. 
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wm-wj Employment for men or women} 
lx| |^ t Pj $1(1 u day or evening; no capital; 
directions and valuable package 
sent free by until. Address, with six cent stamp, 
A. L. ROSS & OQ., 143 Washington rtt., Boston, Maas. 
WM, P. MOORE & CO., 
Of Snllollt, Vn„ have Farms at from $6 to $25 
par acre, with dwelling', barns, Ac., that will compare 
with the best vulloy hind* In tile North. Stock needs 
feeding only two months. 
•—/ *-v 4 «v FAUYIKUS, by sending 
B I II II 1 their addresses, will each re- 
\J a \J \J ceiyc, frno.it ivitt, a pamphlet 
7 containing Information how 
to make money; how to increase, by 26 per oent., the 
lO mas* money ; now i" increase, uy per ueni... me 
profit* of dairy fanning; how to promote thrift Hi 
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how to I rent, and prevent,, diseu- cs In Horses, Cattle, 
Sheep, Swine and Poultry. 
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ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH OF PLANT8 AND SEEDS 
G-IVEN 
To every subscriber to the I'Torlat*# Vrieml nnd 
Family Visitor, u monthly Journal of sixteen page*, 
edited hy Mrs. S. O. Johnson (Daisy Eyehrlght), and 
i published hy ('ha*. A. Rtiescr. Yearly subscription*. 
1,2.5, with privilege of selecting one dollar'* worth of 
Plants and Meed*, at. catalogue rates, as a premium. 
Floriculture, Hortldulturc, Home Adornments, Pur¬ 
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Specimen copy free. My Illustrated Catalogue of 
Plants and Seeds for 1H74, lixi page*, with n packet of 
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS 
New York. Dec. fl, 1873. 
HeevfM.—There was a small but lair trade last 
Wednesday; prices ranged *t7(p*ll)<0. B fr.; (Vi()7cwt. 
Later in the duy a few top steers were sold at 12K<i.; 
8)< cwt. Thursday, almost all of the fresh herds to 
band wero sold off at Hc«12Ke,; Ck;« 8 e.wt. Friday, on a 
moderate run of fresh cattf*, all to hand were cleared 
off save n. few poor quality steers; prices exactly the 
same a* on the previous day. During the past week 
special sale* hiive bean: Course Missouri d.eers, II 
cwt,., scant, sold at. 10c. 7- fit.: mixed lot of Virginia 
cattle—steers, oxen. Oowa and heifers—« cwt., scant, 
Kc.; common Virginia steers, 811 cwt., UHic.; Chero¬ 
kee. 6K cwt., 04AO)$(i.: rough Ohio, 8L cwt., iiimc.; 
Ohio oxen, ftitruJJk cwt-, ke.; Pennsylyanm, (1|X owt,, 
llJJie.j poor quality Illinois. IlKGtfX cwt., llwlIKo,; 
good quality do., 8r*l8J* cwt., l2Mil2HO.; poor .luulity 
Kentucky, SU cwt., 8>{e.! do.,common to fair, 8ct7 x 
ewt.. 1DH60UC. 
IMilrh Cows.—Tliere l» u constant and fair do- 
muiul for fair quality, und when good quality of some 
itiTivos to hand, they are immediately sold off. Ou 
Wednesday last I cow sold Tor $40; 3 at $50 B head : 
2 *L >tX) H head; 1 at $*0; 1 at $8*. There lias been no 
change in these rates, .uni the market closed Arm. 
Veil Is,—Only a very few smooth quality veals have 
been forwarded alive: they sold readily atDoslUke. 
F to. Grass calves still slow of sale, as the quality 
of these to hand is loo poor to bull the demand. Sales 
quoted $,V<60.5fl )H timid. Average weights of veals 
have been l.'fkrjlfl) Ills. head. 
f*ho»‘p mid i.amlis.- I’here was so light a run of 
sheet* on Wednesday last that the prices realized 
were not a Just exhibit Of market vaiuea. Sheep sold 
from oifsiiiikc . f< 76.; Imutis 7Kc- V V. Thursday, mi 
a fair run of rrcsb sheep, some sold at lambs, 
M o. Again on Friday, the stock to bund was near- 
sold off at noon ; snoop, HlCiplfdo.-, Jam bs In se¬ 
lected lota at the previous oiiy's rates. Special sales 
have horn : Mtrlitgaii sheep, "4 tb*.. lit. ,5c. p lb.; do., 
8»lh*..5c.; Indiana, 62 lbs., 6>jo.; Ohio, 70 lbs., 54.C.; 
Jersey. kD lbs., 4Y«.» do., 9iX lbs., 5Me.; do., Isl.K lbs., 
ujfc. do. ewes, 123 lbs. scant, 8c. 
Hog*.—Wednesday last, Ohio hogs, 210 n>s., gross, 
Bold lit Si:.; city dre: sod. :iiif6vt>J*cq market pigs In¬ 
cluded. Thursday, Ohio hugs sold at 4 5fc.; grass 
average weight, 204 lbs,; city dressed. 5SWiXc. Fri¬ 
day, live Wcru worth fljkxGtSc.f city dressed, 5Ki<46)4c., 
with market pigs at uxc. Tneic on the whole dull, 
on a heavy run id" hogs and weather unfavorable for 
packer*. 
Horae IHm'ket,— 1 The following sales have been 
effected by auction:—!saddle horse at $72; 10head 
of poor quality light harmws horses, $67to»i V head ; 
2 ponies. $110<pj/12l F head; l pair of Shuttles, $196; 3 
liuirri ordinary light iiurnoss horses. $ 2 *! 2 <i 4 t 80 v head; 
3(J head geiiorally lair quality light harmsa horses, 
$HXksl282 V heml; 1 irctter. *180. Trade by private 
sale, Very slow and small, it) horses arrived per Brie 
Hailroud, via Oak Cliff Rtatlnn ; 31) mules arrived per 
Central Now Jersoy Railroad, via Llberty-St. Ferry. 
KKCKtPTS OV LIVE STOCK. 
SilEtT* A 
Ut'OVCM. CllWH. LaHIOII, Jf-iJfB, 
Ono Hundredth St-,- l,J h! 5 621 109 (XX) 
Forty-Eighth St. 00 28 1 6.894 000 
Fortieth St.... 00(1 00 000 7.0M4 36,893 
Comm no I paw. 3,942 IX) 00 5,876 18,502 
Weehawken.1,485 00 00 000 000 
Totals this week.... 6,578 33 525 19.1H53 65,395 
” last week.... 5,970 97 087 19,941 59 404 
CUMPARATrVE RATES. 
luist week. This week 
Ceuta. Cents. 
Good Steers $ n>.12 « 13 12 <m js 
Fair..11 <6 115f 11 © HY 
Poor. 10 10Y 10 © loi 
Poorest...7 '(% 9Y 7k w 9Y 
Gen. selling rates .10X @ 11)6 lok' do IIX 
positively cured. The worat cases, of longest stand¬ 
ing, hy using Du. Heuiiau»* 8 Clime. A bottle sent 
free to all audressiug J. K- DIBB1.EE, 
Druggist, 811 6th Avc*., New York. 
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FIRST-CLASS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. 
FIVE COURSES OF STUDY: 
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Principal, 
Mouday** Sale*.—Beeves were slow ; still pnees 
were sustained, and with small sales trade was fair; 
prices ranged at 9@13c. 7R lb.; weights, 4@11 cwt., on 
