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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Argos Correspondence.
BY BIRTHSTONE.
ARGOS, IND, july Sth, 1877

ARGOS, IND, July Sth, 1878.
Mr.. MILLIKAN:
The picnic here on the 4th did not turn
out as pleasantly as had been anticipated,
in consequence of'the heavy rains during
the day. You can't howeve', get any of
the picnicers to concede that it was a
''drv fourth"
The rain which has fallen during the
past week, has considerably retarded the
harvesting, and is damaging the wheat to
a considerable eX tent
Messrs. Book & Zeihner are doing q
lively tt; de in the Touring business, and
the public are beginning to realize that the
Argos mills are second to none in manu-
featuring first class article of flour
Those who are in the habit Of going there.
also know that the mill is a model of
neatness; the floors being kept nicely
swept; dust and dirt not suffered to accu-
mulate to shoe mouths depth, as is fire.
queDtly the case elsewhere.
Quite number of farmers in the vicin-
ity, were engaged in their harvest fields
during Sunday
A slight unpleasantness came up be
tween few, on the day of the picnic, ow.
ing to young lady unintentionally get
ting hold of the wrong basket, and she
and her friends making way with its con-
tents. We believe the matter was ex-
planned to the entire satisfaction Of all
parties concerned; then why co ntinue to
harp over a matter satisfactorily settled
by those directly interested?
Wonder if our Marshal ever passes over
the sidewalk on east street, toward the
north part of town. Hope if he does, he
may not quite get his neck broken, by
tripping over the loose and broken boards.
The dwelling of Mr.. O'Connell, resid-
ing in Green township, was struck by
lightning, last Sunday week, and set ON
fire. From the heavy fall of rain with
out, and the exertions made within, the
flames were subdued; bat the furniture
was in part burned up, and the balance
badly damaged.
Mrs. O'Connell and one child were the
only occupants of the house when struck
they escaping with but slight injuries.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Maxinkuckee Items.

MAxINKUCKEE, IND, July It'll, 1873.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
Wheat harvest is making lively work
for the farmers. The grain is very ripe
and the straw somewhat broken,
Mr. E. C. Higbry, while on visit to
Wakarusa, accidentally discharged pis-
toll which he was carrying in his pocket.
The ball passed through his thigh dis
lance of about six inches. He is attend
ed by DR.. jackson, who says the case is
doing well.
Parker 6 Co. are doing a good bust
ness, if the amount of produce they are
sending off is an indication.
The persons who spend their Sundays
fishing on cur lake are nearly all from a
distance Plymouth furnishes her full
share.
The I. o. @. F. installed their officers
on the 5th inst, as follows. n. G., J. F.
Lewis; v. g., W. L. Norris; Sec, P
Wickizer; Treas, Thos. Houghton.
ScRIBBLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Mother Goose,

OR NATIONAL Nursery RHYMES.
Set to Music by j. W. Elliott, with 81 beau
tiful Illustrations engraved by the Brothers
Dailziel. Boards, $3.50 Splcndidly bound
i'll cloth, gilt edges, $3.50.
Ask For Novelties Editions.
Address, j. L. PETERS,
599 Broadway, N. Y.
Agent for Novelties Cheap Music
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Annual Commencement.
ST. MICHAEL'S ACADEMY.

OF. M1CHA ELS ACADEMY.
The commencement exercises given by
the Sisters, on Wednesday evening, I'd
inst, at the close of the first Annual
commencement, were of character to
attract a full house. wherein perfect har-
mony prevailed. Space will not permit a
notice in detail; but in general terms, it
is not fulsome to say that the music was
par excellent, and the acts and ta5leaux
entirely novel and very impressive, COM
bining the highest moral instruction and
grace, with amusement. Indeed every act
carried with it its own moral, and left an
impression long to be remembered.
One popularity was, that the charac-
tiers were all females, and to this fact the
refinement of the exercises are due.
Another admirable feature was, that at
the conclusion it seemed that every schol-
ar in st. Michaels had some trait of ex-
.cellence, in consequence of which, every
pupil, without regard to nationality or re-
ligion, received handsome premium as
a reward of merit
The whole exercises reflected the in
domitable energy of the Catholic Church,
the wisdom and discretion of the faculty,
and credit upon the city of Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

Geo A. Buskirk, late speaker of the In
diana House of Representatives., shot a
saloon keeper, named Rose, in Blooming
ton, on Wednesday of last week, because
he refused to sell him whiskey. The re-
fusal was at the request of Buskirk' 5
brother. 1t was reported that Rose was
dead, but later accounts say that he will
recover, and that Buskirk is out on 5000
pail
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

H. G. Thayer, and wife, and G. E. Toan
and wife from this place, started on a
pleasure excursion to Duluth, and the
west, on Tuesday last. Several gentle
men and ladies from Warsaw Hon. J. D.
Thayer and wife, Gen. Reub. Williams
and daughter, Mr.. Oldfather, and others.
were of the number, went with them-All
left for Duluth, Tuesday evening, on
board the beautiful steamer Peerless, with
the Editorial excurtion party The Press
of Northern Indiana will be well rer,re
sented.
The Chicago Journal of Tuesday knew
nothing OF the great gathering of wisdom
and beauty at the Central House, on that
day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

ACCIDENTs.-Whilet the storm was rag
ing last Thursday evening, Mr.. Cation
with Others. took shelter under tree
near the mill. A part of the company
thinking the place was not safe, left it.
A limb of the tree was broken by the
wind and fell upon Mr.. Cation, breaking
two or three of his ribs and otherwise in
juring him. He is recovering.
jim THOMPSON, the hardest man to kill
in America, upset his buggy, in this city
last Saturday evening, and fell on the
hard ground with considerable force. 1t
was reported that he was very seriously
injured; but we learn that he was in his
harvest field Monday His horse had
been drinking.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Communication.
LINDEN. INDIANA, July 5, 1878.

LINDEN. INDIANA, July 5, 1878.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
As usual, a rush of business, partaking
OF churchly and domestic character,
preceded my getting off from Plymouth,
and this followed by restless right for
fear We would miss the early morning
train. A breakfast. eaten somewhat after
the manner of loading a carpet-sack with
books for future Digestion and we were
off for train, in the rain, on the morning
OF the Goth. A short ride. and we were
on Wanatah soil, with a prospect of
over four hours waiting for the ''trl- week
ly ride Chat Is the manner of riding
sometimes on the j. \. A. & G.. r. r.,
you going down one week, and trying to
get back the next) We found the road
somewhat improved as to accommodation,
and much more travel than formerly. The
coach being full of passengers, and max
ing fair time. Three hours law off at
Lafayette, pleasantly passed with greet
ings from friends, and we were enroute
for the Montgomery Place, some sixteen
miles south of Lafayette.
We found on our way down, the most
general rain of the season, and apparent
ly much more rain than in the north, it
being too wet for the pillow or reaper to
enter the fields. In many places the fur
rows are now iull of water, and the farm
ers as usual, complaining over Gods way
of distributing his gifts.
But the DAY we Celebrate" was new
ertheless celebrated and the participants
seemed to copy the 4th, regardless of the
rain.
As usual an extensive programme was
arranged, Marshal Music in abundance,
and distinguished men expected to address
the dear people" and the children. The
distinguished however, did not appear,
and the subscriber was put in for his
piece. The music of the occasion from
four Sunday Schools, and Stockwell c.
Band was good, and the day went off
Three balloons asce uded
from this vicinity, without any fools at
tached to them.
This morning as I write, my room is
redolent with music from below, and wi tn
out and it is hard to tell which is ahead,
the piano, melodean, canary, larks, bob
whites, or the girls. All are evidentl, !
share
From where l sit, look upon grandly
cultivated farms, the finest looking
stock-the running train running across
he very garden of the Lord, and the
varied colored grain and grass, waiting
or the reaper, and the garnerer.
Were life not mission, do not con-
roll, here, methinks | would stay, ard
lot see Plymouth for many day; but as
t is, | expect 10 be at home for next Sun
lays service.
Yours,
J. L. BOYD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
What I Know Alb out Trimming

Since the days of grandmothers, there has
never been such rage for trimmings upon ladies'
dresses and suits as this year; and the most popu-
lar is the so called French fold, made from bias
material, put upon Che dress in a variety of styles
10 trim dresses at the present day without the var-
Gus Sewing Machine attachments would be an i'm
possibility.
young man in Chicago has Just invented an
improvement for all Sewing Machines, with which
to put on the fold as fast and easily as an ordi-
NJ iry hem can be made. The same implement is
ais o a practical Binder and good uemmer
l is being made and sold by the Leslie Ruffler
Coz lpany, and is valuable addition to the Sewing
Mac hine: 1t is called Kom:Hg's French Trimmer,
and will be sold by all Sewing Machine Agents.
Chtca. Ereaiss Post.
LESLIE RUFFLER Co. SIS Wabash Av. Chill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

So much of our space is taken up with
the premium list this week, that we are
Obliged to be silent upon many subjects,
which we had desired to speak, and also
to leave out several articles furnished by
c ,rrespcndents. We have part of Gen.
Packard's defense of the Congressional
salary bill, in type. and intended to pub
Esh it this week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

Fourth of July accidents were not very
numerous this year. The disastrous fires
that have occurred within two years past,
have made people more cautious about
the use of fire. Nearly every city in the
United States issued proclamations against
displays of works within tn ir bord-
ers. Plymouth guarded against the use
OF fre-crackers, and other villainous COM
pounds of charcoal sulphur and saltpe-
ter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Novelties Cheap Editions
OF PIANO-FORTE CLASSICS.

Bachs4S Preludes and Fugues. Cloth. IS 90
eethoven's IS Sonatas Elegantly bound.
Beethoven's "a Piano Pieces. Elegantly
bound. Full gilt Observation-Disclosures 90
Chopin's Vases. Stiff papar covers 1 81
Chopin's folonaises stiff paper covers. - 90
Chop!ns Nocturnes. ...--..2 Oh
Chopin's Mazurkas. :. :" 20 2 90
Chopn's Ballads. q Sc 6 2 So
Chopin's Sonatas. {" 90 2 50
MendelssoIlus Complete Piano Works. Ele-
giant Folio Edition Full gilt. Complete
in 4 Volumes ..............,.2S 90
The same. Svo. Full gilt. Complete in
~ Volumes IA 90
The Same. Svo. Paper. Complete in 4
volumes ...---..-...-.--..-.-...1O 90
Mendelssohn's Songs Without Words. Folio
Edition. Full gilt. so
octave Edition. Full gilt. so
Octave Edition. Paper covers. .........2 SO
Mozart's IS Sonatas Elegantly bound.
run gut 3 90
Schubert's 10 Sonatas. Elegantly bound.
fuu gllt- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Schubert's Dances. Complete. Elegantly
bound. Full gilt 2 90
Schumann's Forest Scenes. Nine Easy Pieces.
fapef covers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Schumann's Piano Forte Album. Elegantly
bound Full gilt. ..-.........-..........25 so
Inc same. Faper covers. SO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

Stephen Reeves and H. A Brown each
paid the city of Plymouth four dollars, to
atone for having, on the Sd inst, violated
the law against burning powder within
the corporate limits. They also each
paid $1.35 to the officers for their
assistance in collecting the fine. All par
ties were satisfied with the arrangement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Building Stone Work,

Having recently located in Plymouth for the pur-
pose of conducting the above business in ali its
branches, we respectfully announce to the people
OF Marshall and adjoining countless that are pre-
p red 10 execute every variety of work pertaining
tory II X MS. We are practical Workmcn,
and viii give our personal attention to filling all or
GERS entrusted to us All work warranted to be
done in the neatesf and most satisfactory manner
Give us CALL first door East of Drinks Planning
Mill, and South of the Pittsburgh Railway, Ply
mouth, Indiana.
mar13-3m. GIBSON. GRETZINGER co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY, for July.
contains new music, which in sheet form
would cost $3.50, and can be had for 80
cents, of the publisher, ]. L. Peters, 500
Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10

The cool AMI dry weather since Satur-
day last, has been very favorable for the
cutting of grain and grass. The mowers
and reapers have been busy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-07-10
Meat Market.

HOHN TRESS. at his OLD
- .TAND, East side of Michigan Street, South of
the RKEE HOUSE,, supplies his customers with
Fresh Beef, Pork, Veal, &C. Also, Smoked Hams
Picke, ed Pork of the best quality.
May % T3-1y.
, 1873-10-29

ber, ononed at S0i5o, and declined to 900 1T tic
cloAo,. so1lcr Deoombor sold ut Ole. Our stocks
"a storo dccrehaod Hllghtly Last wook, but aro on
mo tuoroaae now, and this ,makos options hoAvy,
especially ,aH thore Is no consldcrable short
interest to, orcato speculative domhrl.
Cash aslcs wore reported OF 1900 bn No. 1t
S0t5o, 400 bu do at 0O1o O, 900 bu do ht Doc i
100 bu No. 2 whto at 31j j1lo t,200 bu do ut
8019o; ! zoo bu do at 001lo 1,200 ha ro16oted
9t 27}So; 600 hu white by sample nt $50 on track.
Total, 81, 900 bu.
;nyo whH dull and 13@to lowor, in sympathy
will othsr grain. Tloro was an ordor for ship
mont on tho floor this mcrn,ng, but It WAS WITH
drawn when tho advance In lako freIghtB became
known, and then tho market drooped Goo being
tho boae bid till near tho close. BAles wero re-
strioted to 800 bu No. at 62c, aud 400 bu do at
6l34o.. There waB no market for re1ooted.
harley was dull, aud averaged abdat ID ltwdr:
Cash No. 2 wnn comparatively Htcady ht &1.83.
being scart6, while thore arc several shorts for
thih month yet unallod. Future OPTIONS WORT
hoayy, holor November aelling at $1 20; and sell-
or Docombor at $i.81@t.92. No: vas tue most
active, soa osa eolsoaing at oso in g9od houses,;
oriminated against. nojected, wis hcavy.
Cash sales woro reported Of II 600 bu No. q 1t
$l.3s q 800 bu No. at o9o; 400 hu do at 9916o;
o,40o bu do at. 0So GOO bu do At o7o 1900 bu
DO at Gee; 7,200 bu rojootod at Too; 2,40O bu do
at 72o 400 bu do at 71o /; 400 bn do at Zoo 400
bu BY sample (Utah) at @1.80 /; 400 bu do at
al.85 !; 400 bu do At 3l.23; 400 bu do at S1. .05;
400 btl do 1t @1.03 800 bh do at 31.0l, on tracks
4oo hn DO at $1.12 400 bu do vt $1.03 doliverod.
Total, Il, 500 bu.
1'ho following aro tho footings Of tho official
report or Brain In ntoro I'll this city OH tie evon
ipg OF Saturday last and At corresponding
, 1873-10-29
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EyEA.Aa, Oct. as.
ALCo1I0L-A further deciIne Of IL is notcd owlug
to tlle DECLINE IN l;g4wines llotabe to-day at sl.18
i, BROOM OoNN-lhe general market has been quiet.
prices reported since our last weekly review Wo
auo!u choee q! to extra hur, s@oe brush that win
Se SeFf se ts g sos ises to sose s sosR @
anlss,ss sss eaa there ars no ,po,-
,nonts Of the narket and tho quoto prices are oniy
indnerent!y a,htainsd stocka uro III no way excoe.
reduction. wc quote surk a, 37Ho Ludlow 4, 3sxo;
Lewiston A. a4>Ici American, 3:}Gc; An!oskesy 4,
is isN Sss sass o5sf aS sx; e 5. 9E asps 4 g.
''ias BEANS AND pEAs-rhcre Ii FUR order demand
The offerings Of ordinary grades arc falr. Peas arc
plenty aud sala1te .. t9e given Rrsca Navea. 500
medium, Ss25@25o; common to iatr Geans, ssoas
'1si SoSiSa xS3s ri; 85ssn L. 5ssa
titles md = light order trade Prices ars Without
to scarcity. wo quote; auceo. :3.o0ssoo; Nov Yosf
atucco casting, $J.oo@4.00; Portland coment, s7.60>
spS ss asSS hSssaa'}s sa hS4oa Ssas sss sa
si.lo@i il ii; White sand Isf tiso;saoo ;past9
brcE, loo, s5s.o5@9ood; building bsiek tsome M
,aonl *5eos7,oo; pressed btiSk. s!4v1altoo; sewer
500 deli do comrnon $l4 .Oo 1909; In.lisna reDsoG
flso!G12t:oo do common slov9ldvo; tlro clay, .
IuTTEkwDur4ug tho pant woek tho change. havo
boun unmportant. steadily good lonaul has axat-
ed both OH local aud Eastern account aaa With noth~
onf.y in preventing accumulation aid Ia fully slis-
taining fofmer otanons 9r s sll graass except por
III fho graaos aud, unlesta our receipts increase,
market i kept sru q really choice grades 4
, 1873-10-29

PoTAToEs-Thc aho1sucss Of the crop in this stato
and Iowa has caused an active inquiry for potatoes.
been tondlng Upward al tho. weak. iearhblows
brought 81 sov9l.l2H IN CARS, the outside for choice
o5 delivered lear slightly mixed ut $l.0 OIL track
lear cloicc eary rose at Coo track rs bra Eastern
POULTRY AND aAME-Tho supply Of chickens,
ducks, .nrkeys md geese Was not as large aat
wS'eS o% ~as ss en4e3 @ sst sS ess 2 e III IT,
stronger Game has been 10 fair supply and good ro-
quest at better prices. Wo quote: Old or mixed
seo@s5 dreSsod eilekenss 1t gsssa
@iloo; turkeys. 1osal2n; dsessed do, l3r; prairie
sas aesa Ssce gs5iTss @
SEEDS has been only fair trado in timothy
shasi sjiasa: 1%9Sy5; $ss!sq 4 sss5ss essF
Hungarian at a6@0sc. Tl,e 7narEet Tor timothy and
.aH WAS more active today than yesteray, but gener-
a!l spe.k!ag quiet e nete uass Of lo7 bugs timothy
bugs Vt 81 % bags at s3a6 cal baga Gax at 81 eo,
, SAThoga tnS demand for sa usually arss 4
business IN o aggregate Is fair, and prices aEo yerv
steady NJ follows: Onondagn, Cauada, and saatnaw.
g. no 9stnsFy .o,9r se,',s sos5ss
a.? 9 HazSs issaa a's;n essasd sa's
TEAs-Ara moving with rather more freedom aud
York tho market u stronger Quotations rcmaln uu.
good eo7oc Do choice to oxtra hae 05c9$i,1o com
mon to line old hyson, osas5c; common imperial, 90
powder, 7o9ooc choice pingsMuy, $l.16@1.s0; exru
Moyline, sl:35l9l.4o: chotco to extra new Japan,
so9ta to stnrs aasd ss 9 S@7qS
to naS oonong good ssse5u choice to extra
RAILROAD FIE1unTs-woro unchanged IA fol-
, 1873-10-29
UANNED GOODS.

t UHEEaE--A aomnwhat easior fooIina Ina rScentiv
pocn acFcloncd In Lie market for th!a vlapo Tha az
proach OF winter and thofaot that jocrs mnnifost
hcahaion to stock tho current racs ia
lneaslness among faotoryneu, and Ut tho moment thn
Indications arc strongly IN favor Of lower pr(ccs. To
encfea at full ~ retuction from laut wceks prices
tlnnou decline. ordcrs from lilo country trndo nro
coming In very srariMgly and nro promptly filiel at
the annexed Quotations! Nuw York faciory 13STakc
ohlo factory and Western factory DO, l2S8c; lowcr
CoAlEsoft Goals nre weak and general, 1over th,n
On tho date OF our lust revow hut anthraco remains
nrm otdefn aro amnlt being restricted 10 supplying
11oo; Lackawenna. $1,000; Eric, 1910 Walnut il'
tlo.o0; Mck Run. 1850: Hooking Va{lsy, xsGp: In,
diana block, $3.50: Kirkland Crate $3.50: hfinouk.
$500 Kingston, 100; Wilmington, $9.0O;'.
COopEllAGE-Th6 demand coni1nues ltRbt asns
cihy for pork barroa and ticrcca. Packers ayo com,
nenced operations, but reported 10 10 aupy eut
Piled with cooperago for tho present.: Tho tcarcjty
aud nrmncss OF stock caaes rather Attong feeling III
regard TO manufactured work. We q,.ote PORK bar
reis, N,4o@l ~; whisky barrels, $2.oo92.1O lard
tierces, $l.6o@1.75; -four barrels, 4S575o pork
stsses tex 4 rough, t22oo@24 % ao, bueked, s34o9
q sswea, oo928.o6 whisky stayea, rough, $2s00
9l10o; circle four ioadins, 71t90Ho pcr set aour
hooppolea, $1Aoo81t.oo poi pork and ticrco poles
DRUds AND B. omEm1oA1s-sna orasra arc COM
Ing forward quito freely nnd business OIL tho whole is
lair, and generally equals expectations. There wer0
Tow changes In prices this week, and mono of special
Importance. Tho general tendency, however, appears
, 1873-10-29

- EUH0FEAE MAnKETH.
Tho following il Beerbohm's dispatch to tho
Board Of Trade in this city to-day:
ooT. 2s.-London- -Cargoos Of wheat of coast slow,
Good carsoes Of spring wheat OF coaYt 17B Gd Liver.
pool-Whcat III moderate demand.
LATEST.
There WAS considerable trading in whoat In
tho afternoon, and it sold S1c lower, but closed
about .1Se lower than on Change, Be!lng at
9SH@o9ySH ~ sollss NoSsm1er closing at
Decembor,. closing at. s1.00J5 al. .00T. Corn
WIS quiet md easior for Tie No.
vombor option, ceiling at s515@351Go, closing
at 3594@951se, and at 365G@37]So for December,
closing ut s7@37}Gc., 0thor grain, frclghts, and
provisions were quiet.
, 1873-10-29

!
EdGs-The receipts for the past few days l,ny
Euted strong and higAer. Sales to-day Include 1ao
/ cases. mud brls Mt &c.
FEATHEns-Jobbers report their t.aao a little
that Of l&at year ut this time Thu receipts ara fair
1u dealera arc generally holding OF for tho want Of
y m1nsy ann prime gesss feathers are about 30 lower
discount e.sa etfsn d5s; tarksss %slc p'' ''n'
current last week. Tho light demand Of The paat fort
night hus given johbcra M opportunity to augment
most descriptions rriso4 may be oon.lerei atea1y
~ ~ fe!eWs e9 9S1; No No whites :b5l S3so@seo No.
%se3Slel Nb5l No shore ill., s.: Hs :i5es
}a &aatE1 A75@5 % La1rsaer herring round VI, $500
Ssa5s ;sss .sss ssa AsF5s Geas, S ys9 70
:, FRUITS AND NUTS-Trado has boen very auict
st tls market as ruled weak mud unsettfed nsisps
nave declined 2593oo per box, and arc still rendered
nn @ !, and are sso
peaches ars scsrce aad FIRMLY held. large consign-
mont ia en- route from California. Apples ire steady
tons. Following prices current :: FonEioH-Datcs
g99he: ags, drums, 11@l2e; ags In bo1es, new, 16@
rssns fpisns
era, old. s245@3e0; ratalns; loose Muscatol, $40
@S;2' ls!sits, yalenel., nv, 12X@14a; zanse CIR
%s,t1t, q 10 o 70 aoH0 Mlshssn ,2assEors s sSe
pssss re- isasSss s2ssisa aS sN
berries pitted Charles. 2sss6s NuisEF} FIJI
~aaas S2so c inlsfa' 1nlns13s sse Frepe Sspass
wnlnuts, 1e917e; Drazils, eH@loiSo; Pecana Te1as,
h;s :'s nssess ssss sAS W4Rsaon pea
aRocER1Es-since our last review there have. becn
fow changco, aud nonc Of Importance in tho markct
Of my special activity In any department., anu
wttha few e1centions, tho quoted prices have been
only article in the list showing positive strength
and the rn1ness in this staple is NOT duo to any nc
tlvy IN tho demand. Sugars ore unsettled and weak
az are aao syrups, noasBes rice, aud soaps Spices
working liftlo rner, owing tho prevalence Of
higher Prices M at tho sources Of s'1ppy Tie following
during tho paat Tires weeks. The disfibatiye trado
an Is r H. a 9f tbs
wa tnasney fs s4 sapy here
roport TIC nopa 1e9n
by the Dutch fce IL very c!oss and only occaalonal
ut Peuang. Singapore, and Batavia have strong up
ward tendency. Ginger Is now hold by strong hands,
tho stock having been concentrated by thu late moye
1nents and Ii held firm At the advance Inst notcd."
as.s. nl-oAmp. soDA--fH SODA fHGsse: , , .o.>eo,
sa9:a. ~. 70 a ,SyGHtS29No ianey Nl
az ~ e is ' to spIa
aS&As saiangarore 9aya 2SSssG1 Costa Mea,
tansy ao pfEne' 2'7is2O' Mssacaleo'
~ nj, x,o,a,. ,o,71o>. ..o,ro t,u
weight , lAHGs LOG 60, sao5s wel.hs la39S9l4o.
ny nGEMrnha' a1ao,a oS0So; t'a'goon fA@'fc' caro-
nin. ~. vegysG; 49,. ,o., ,o,,,a,<. .,.,,,,
ens 'oa! crns.su ana
staur% IL ~ H.. Il 1i
ISss": s4tra i al a Ia {e vey
y, 40. = tVtg!ve tsaa cnoiea naoWn o&ssga
na,asao No. a aae ~ cao.oe
aa W mr dn fa;r cMe9
, 1873-10-29
COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY EvEN1no, Oct. 49,
Ihe following wore tho receipts and shipments
OF -the leading articloH Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty..four hours. aud for tie
corresponding date ono year ago,