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New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
PERSONAL.

Big Hill Joe, Chief of the 0sages, received
a ter years education in Catholic college.
Mr.. j. B. McCullagh has resigned his posi-
ton as managing editor of The 81 LOtds Democrat.
Prof. b. X. Emerson of Amherst College is
81 unwel that he has been taken to northampton in
order he may have the direct attendance Of his ad
vlsing physician.
Miss MarmOra DevOe, the first woman who
has pursued graduation the regular course in the
MeadvIe. Penn, Theological Seminary, has settled at
Newcastle Penn.
A movement il on foot in the Southern
States 20 have an equestrian statue of "Stonewall"
Jackson. which was begun some years ago. completed
and placed either at Lexington or Richmond, in Viz
ginla.
A turte-shell marked "B. T., 1793," has been
discovered at the old Trumbull place in North Haven
Conn, It is supposed to have been marked BY BENJAMIN
Trumbull of the historian Dr. Trumbu and father
OF ex-senator Lyman Trumbull.
French residents of st. Louis are signing an
address to exPresdent Theirs Of France expressing
their appreciation of hs services TO their native coun
try and begging him not to lose hope OF finally over
Mr. Leatham, NJ p for Huddersfeld Eng,
has offended his Republican constituents BY voting
against the increased annuity to the Duke OF Edinburgh
They decided that he does not represent them and
add that they viii be compelled 10 leave nun IN the ruts
OF Torylsm and continue their onward march without
him.
A great great great granddaughter of King
Philip, the Indian chief OF early New-EDgand fame,
died recently at Lancaster. New Hampshire Her great
grandfather on her mothers was Metalue chief OF
the St. Francis Indians Her grandmother the daughter
of Metaue and her husband. English American, are
still living.
Sir Henry Holland, the veteran English
traveller years OF has just left
London his ordinary two months :our for MIMI
Novgorod. Sir Henry has made eight voyages TO the
United states and Canada, and to Jamaica he has
four times travelled the East has made three tours
lOarfa tNVO N visited
sweden and Norway vet he says he has never lost pa
tient by his wanderlngs.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
President strong inciinatons to appoint Mr. Stanley
MatthewsOf Ohio to the Chief Justiceship.
The people of Connecticut will decide by bal
lot on the first Monday October. whether they VIII
in future be content have Hartford their sole eapti
or not.
Gov. Washburn has issued a precept order
ing the election Of member of Congress- on the 'th OF
November next TO AL the caused by the death
OF VIM Whiting.
Mississippi people are a good deal excited over
letter from Cen B. b. Butler to Gov. Powers asking
the exact amount the debt and interest OF that state
They regard step in the movement iog the pay
ment OF the repudiated bonds. which, II accomplished
they say would ruin the snail property holders through
out the State.
What can be the matter with the Iowa
campaigni Only a short time ago it was announced
that the list of Republican speakers would include Sen
ators Logan and Harlan. and Representatives Wright
and Orr. Yesterday the withdrawal Of Mr. Logan was
published and now the comes that Messrs. Har-
Ian, Palmer. and Orr. have also abandoned the held
Can it be that that salary grab resolution frightened
themf
The farmers of Aurora and other towns in
Erie County in this state recently held public meet
ing former place and adopted series OF resolu-
tons which Indicate purpose OF following in tue steps
OF their Western brethren They recognize grave legs
lative and administrative abuses IN governmental
affairs and propose as remedy 10 support ior Onee
only men OF known honesty and integrity. " party
nominations conform 10 this standard they VIII support
them il not they will disregard them. They invite
the farmers in other localities to unite with them IN car
rying out so admirable programme
The theory that the farmers movement at
the West Free Trade has been pretty generally
abandoned by the Free Traders Even The Nation now
the theory and the farmers together 1t says
"a year ago assured by everybody that the
great desire OF the farmers OF the West was for Free
Trade. They the real antimonopoliss, who were
break down the Proteetionlsts' stronghOds IL dld
indeed seem at the time If this we're So Since the
beginning OF the farmers movement, however IL has
become every dav clearer that Free Trade makes no
part OF their programme, which Is in reality descent
upon the Treasury at Washington for sufficient sum OF
money enable them carry their to the ocean
whether they wanted there or not"
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

sold at ordinary terms wond fairly % per
cent of the whole property. In 1872, 5Oo persons con
nIaned OF their Mr. Briggs stated haI to
BOARD had found only one man III 90 counties WIN oo
plaiped OF too low an assessment: "a. - ,no
Frederick Wagner, Assessor OF tho west sl1e oi & tS
Nineteenth Ward was next nterrogatcd. Inc DOok
which contained the assessments Iof MS % usttioe 80,
laid before the Board and questions were asked ABOUT
the valuation Of certain pieces Of property Mr Mhshe.
thoucht the portions Of the city which had lncroaeu
most m yaue during the past year or Two MeII ano
Nineteenth Ward and some portions oI the i"e"tn
twenty second, Fourteenth, and Eighth WARDS. o.i
Alderman Vance said that the impression was ech.ta
in the city that NewYork paid more thsh lt polo G
ratio of the State taxes. IL would require eVuohee
the strongest KIND to remove It, Mr. BtRes sau S suy
had seen 600 officials during their investigations Nnc
teen-twentieths OF the farm property OF tne ot' a.
assessed al over per cent or even 10 per cent Vi
a,e There was only one town In the state where the
law was complied with and property assessed AT us
vaIne The depreciation in the value OF Iarnl ,,hus
since 1863 has been from 10 to 20 per cent Inc
and towns on the line Of the railroads nave peei " III
creasing in value Mr.. Fowler finally stated that @ .ey
shond find this city TO be assessed 80 muen nghgr i
the average of the country, they would prODaoV ien
the assessment downward They intended 10 no a'nPio
and fnll Justice 10 all the counties OF the stare
The Board then adjourned Inc report win Ve %
sidered the meeting or the Board OF EquAhAa'i" vi
Gar
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
THE SCOTTISH GAMES.

The seventeenth annual series OF games OF
the New.York Caledonian Club took place at Joness
Wood yesterday beginning at II a. M. and closing at
dusk The attendance very large. $4,000 persons
being present. The arrangements were perfect and
the grounds presented brilliant appearance. The
games wer won follows:
Ppns HEAVY sonePrt Anderson 33 feet 10 inches; second
Merose third Mckay Standing Jamp-Flri George Goide
feet inches: second A. Renne; third W hung Runninl
enne lg feet inch; second George ADDISON third
Bowie. short Rrst Bowie second A. Reid third Geo
Addison Throwing Heavy Hsmmer-Prsi John Andesen 10 feet
inches second Renne third d. Deans stancng high Leap
Pr,t g. oldie feet 10 nehes second Dute third ne be
tr.es and A. Taskef BroaisEod DAneeFrs James
X Porter third j. Robertson Boyspgh,ud fhug
J. KnoI Throwing the 56pound ueghtL Csmpbsl ~ ieet
ucns second Fullerton O. Goiie. Running haieh-Fut X
Bowe second Irving third, g. Carmichael Tossing The
Csbsr-Fn w r. Moore 80 feet Ga inches second a MehAi
Sd Fullerton ThrseLeSFsd -Mssr. Mud,ay and Reid
Hitch and Kick-Prst MihA feet incses second George
Addison third, A Reid Boy. R.es-Thomas dA'sSeE yssns
With Poe-P Brvmer 10 feet inches second W Robertson
third @. GOde Walking MAtchTW Por'yth John Hssde,on A
Marshall sact RAce-R Marshall Wm. FORSYTH. d. b Fleming
Hoo SKIP JumpFni e. Bowie 40 feet inches second G
ode third Reune Highland Fhng-h Cameron, j. Aoheson
L. D. Donaldson Throwing Light HammeT-John Anderson ReGnis
j. Merose Running High LeapPrs O. Addison and Marshall
even At feet inches. Boys Hurdle james Campbell ,
The games for prizes OF SIS to the rst 40 10 the
second and s. to the third special running race OF
one mile for $50 won by f. Bailey who also led In
the hurdle
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
LATEST SNIP NEUS.
lTor other shin Re,rs see SSc0nd P1gcl
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Seamship Castor Catoh) Ruiters Roeia 10 -t Edss
sbia Carl GER often Hamburg July H.
BARK Pope RICHARDSON Josus r X. IL isTs With
asses
Bark Ch1ienas. sundbeg Hasa"s ~ da's %is 'as,i-
Presiene Washington 'a Darhu ADt~eTp 81 ts Ti'A
Bark Repabliz (Geri Fcr,mauu Bremen td,y' s,a pie
Brig Peter Roberts O Pas5oro. n ban'er W'n''' - 10
rS Baesr Bahr Costa cs Is day, With ai
Brig Adde Hale of Porlaad sheppard Careaa ds,s
Crowe of Yarmouth, n 81 Morris st. Joh"H r X IL
DAYS. with sugar.
Brx Reusbas Sylvester Ceniuesos 10 dsys, s1th
schr Dadnugbi tBr Brown, s. Aans Ba' jan - di' vim
sc6r BarIett Hart Brooks Fernaniiaa Fla das -h y,o"
pine =, .,,. 4,
CiaIr gd~an Steslman wiIonstoa n c. 'r" s'A
naval stores . ~ n. a. o., Al. ~,
Schr saboa Dyer Jacksonville Q tags with yeor p'oe
Mary Louisa. Gssk Washington h c. di'' ~h ss'@
sehr Frances Elen cosgin, St JObn D. With lu.rber
Steamship, sle,, for H,m5afi CT, o. Aa~srp 70, I,roo,
Cleopatra ior Havana via Naa9 ea1 L'os'so1 toe s.,.a%."
Bell Norfolk &C. bark Eliza Eyelnr, Tor Bs, r'nL
wISD-Sanlowu. fresh. ) h1y.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Sept 4-Avei steamship Centpee from PssPh.T
bg Anglo from Ceuiaegosi HATTIE ho@ Pensacola Nd"aaAee
slvSsIs sept 4Arryed ye,'eri,y ehm'iD San s.ly'tor
Montgomery from NewYorN; Chares w lor ICON licth..
Arrived to-day schr Monte Chfsto r'"
PfsaTP mSSsS. SsS ssD Hs%i o john q en ro.
Martinique FAR orders Passed Ia for Baltimore BARK hin"" ra
Rio, brig Owens from Plario bnS konlnee ini sehf l. IL
csaRtTTos Sept 4srrived steamship Flag Bas,n
MARY Collins from Boothbay, Me Sailed steamship Ieo' ' he~
York.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
W,sHrssTOs C SePa P TSGsf !: hiC, rs & I' @ & sS ~ 900 %
repairs and be, place will be te~po supplied b, es No ~ :.
marks painted white s,reas Ma, heHi' aoi siss
vi ma1 rsl, -bis.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

DIED.
Cornwall Water Travis Telh. All Casres
Funeral from 22O n4 O'clock Friday Scot .
BARCLAY-At Astoris "Wednesday sept Sarah A. sd'.
Of Henry Barclay and daughter Of the ate D : Moore
Rsi ana sa1' ne %t zoe g as 'Ss N,r L. on FGsy SS a.
At oclock Tus the Flushing Rslrosd leave Hunters
Brownie BROOKLYN Sept Brown ouJ Of Peter o.
% ana i,y hGi1 and friends are Ie.pecialy invited = attend
from the residence n hs parents AL Go'% FndAy S'V@ D.
cALLAGHAYon weiuesiav sept Bridget, beloved vi. 'f
John A CaIlaghsa. IA the 4ls rear Of her ase ~ -. M .
Hsy cre.. esmrtssy paba.b residence No ms I
g.. Brooklyn.
CooPRR-ln Brooklyn Suddenly ,e.ieoc No 17s ee~on.
on Monday sep, 1. Leonard Cooper
the Church of Holy Trinity CalOa hDuasae Friday.
Sept o, at o'clock y. m
'1T Gs@srcy Psrs T@othy o Church p,r,ly..
Relatives and friends are invited 70 i.tsu tAs % s
SeocL SS;Gsi p N ''''' ''''
FAsa-on Tuesday morning sept 2 Elizabeth r'sh pLs 2.
c,os jsb Pb and lGshtst HeaJ Hessr leaA igei ~
ssJ ISe faue fom her late residence Beimontaye Bergen
Bergen Hgh,' Jersey city On Friday morning ''' e' " /"
HAFP-A stanford Conn wsine.y evening" Faa'e. Hat.
eide daughter Of MARI K sad he late James D. liai s
On ssniay sept o'clock FROM the house 'her mothef
HAaMoNDIn srooIyO s1'di.oy Aug "a Albert '" u'~-''''
Rs@.ips iDterred n Greenwood.
HyKLRY-On THURSDAY Sept Henry HiRkey ag~ 50 Js.n
Notice " funeral Ia Sat1riays papers
LYoss-on weinesiay sep, .S ons and p'oa 1.'. -ses
months and % dsya
M, relatives family respectfully invited 70 st4
the funeral from his late rendeoee No 81 Fee' Bro"STn %
SATURDAY. al o'clock
rEaSSSsS BSesS Soss sis; f,Sc1 ss
ssuce funeral hereafter.
Pg.BoDY-Ou weinesar the "a int BoOb W. PesboiT ia hs
52d
Relatives .nd friends sepd uoersi "a ssoes.
SATURDAY 9th residence No II h'nroep.os
Brooklyn.
POUCH-On Thursday Sept Harriet H,ag infant isashe' %
Alfred J. .nd Hirre, y Pouch aged year and I'D iaya
friends Of family invited 70 sea ne asefs
from the residence of her parents 33s deene"s Ho'tJs
SATURDAY the 6th mat. at O'Clock
wARD-At Beleyie N weneSiay Sept As Clfotae Bses.
widow OF the late Dr. samuel L. wan d,ess'e1 ASod a.
Funeral service. Friday. sept o. al O'Clock p m
Detroit Sept Of apoplep rhonn T. ward sSa OF
ehe tate Dr. Thonas Ward of this city
Of invited attend
aeak NJ. West Forty -s.vruthst
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

He did not speculate stOoks and he has nothing TO
show for Investments The railroad stock which he
owned and which is by no means valueless has been
traced 70 others who said to be guilty than
himself
John Pstten. OF Treasurer sprague's eondsmen
refused Wednesday give his with the other
bondsmen TO make good the defaleatiOn. He tolo
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that he had no disposition
to evade his responsibility bondsman. he was
simply opposed TO giving He did not do so IN us
own private business and did not purpose TO do 80 IN
This case II II should DO determined that he should
have to pay he would do so.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
MARRIED.

CoX-yErDBLL-Ou MONDAY sept i the reiiuee h, hri,
oarents n II Shenck Albion Cor % Mn Fhnces Vei
dell. all Of BrOoElyu
GREGORY -sIMs-At Newport r. L. Sept 2 b' Rev Dr. Hsap
Potter Fannie MlrOa. daughter Oi DR. j.
MauOD Sims
McKAY-HALSTBD-0n MONDAY Sept By the Rev Bhop P'aIk
ner William MKaV Juliet Hastei both Of broos.Tn
ATT-In Brooklyn Wedne5iaY Sept 3 b.
isDce brides parents by the Rev T. Dewitt amis NJ J'
ssDA Of Someve. ~ j. TO Miss ds HImmatt oaif
dalghte OF Alfred and Margaret = HimmItt Of brooklyn
TLTON-sTBRLROn sept 1873 A. the residence of ,h BIRDS"
parents Rev. w. W. Holloway, lr, DR. Hrnf tit""
Army hs Anus M steele daughter Of Mr. iicuF steele ''
Jersey City.
WATSOSPAGB-0n WepesisY Sept = b' the ROY S II Aeaic
I1ha w Watson . Emma, daughter ot William Page
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
PREPARATIONS AT CREEDMooR.

Company B, 7th Regiment, n. g., number
ing 100 men, has joined the National Rife Association in
a body, making the second company In the regiment
that has done this. Company of the 10Th Regiment
has applied for OF the Creedmoor range Sept
oa ana five targets have been assigned for its
that day. Company Of the 18th Regiment has also
made application for the OF the range on wednes-
day. Sept TO- order to select ts best shot to represent
IL in the regimenta team at the october match. Col
Hitchcock OF the 9th Regiment is organizing detach-
ment OF about 60 men TO practice Creedmoor during
September for the purpose Of selecting the best shots as
a compete behalf OF his regiment at the same
mn ri.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
Suerial Noiires

Eishteeuth Ward Council Of nunieipai Reform s'n
meet SATURDAY EVENING Sept G at onea.s Hail. esroef fAfs
ave and Bigbeeu,h-st At oeiock
Liberal Republican General Communicable kes.
MONTHLY MBBTlNG Of this Coumittee ~i be he 81 hss,
asa Pourth-.ye (rhursisTl EVENING st
ThOhAS s
h'asR , BssssTr seere,lrs.
Rev. #. De VIII Talmase haViuk utarnei iSe r7sa's
Church s b. resumed merit SABBATH sept "e
of Music Broosyu Morning services n 10 'V e'eS
seats fse The lsny of Maas sU be eeaPe 1a "e '"Pf
u,a ., ,as ssa Issessssl wa,sa uuI bs nssI ss's2I~
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

under ground. plotting in secret with the respectable
portion OF the Republican party lost in deep lehargy.
ne stealthily but surely gaining control OF every
township in Massachusetts,. Had he been able to keep
the alarm from being sounded In few weeks the game
would have been completely in his hands. 1t then
that THE TRIBUNE published its strikingy able letter
from Boston, explicitly announcing that Butler would
capture the nomination. The clarion note OF that
nOuncement rang through the land from side TO sde
and reused all it, latent decency into impassiOned
protest against the coming disgrace, and sened the
backs and made stont the knees OF the Massachusetts,
poticans-not only reminding them OF their duty, but
giving them strength to do H.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

px,,to Sent 4-Lake and imports for the last "a hours
r 700 bbs Wheat "a $50 bush Corn % B26 bush Osts,
800 bash Csns shipmsas-Whes lOooSi bush S9r' %
a. S1S h..b Oats 3l7 bash Rail erportsh heat 50 III
bo.S Corn % 900 bush Oats 1900 bush Canal freigh-
81 5fas7 Baker, s7asS Amber. ~ 5O0es 5Oi Whe go
~ 2j sDnng Whsn ys estee Of small }asSn
bs Chicago No spring arnve Sl 37
bsxo No spring 81 37@Sl 3S; White Michigan 81 7Oasl 10
Corn drm Prime aivaloei 9 per bush sales Of VOoo bush
psr. Nh 2 At 6Se; 1000 bush High MId 504c. 1000
ba,b No at 55c Oats strong ses Of 1000 bush No AZ
~ 600 bnsh Blown 40t Rive nominalV soc Barley Mali
steady; Prime 81 200sl 25 Prime Canada 81 30
ImsviLIs Sept i-PIour unchanged unehsngd Pork
.,e.iy At sl6 80 and demand Shoulders 9ic
Cesr RIB sides lOdl0ac Clear Sides lOasc packed Hams
steady; Plain l39 seeroursi liglih- Bulk Meats arm
shandsr, size Rib sides 0i.c. Clear Sides 9os. t
biShsr Tor p.esed steady; Fierce -, a9ci Keg SdlO
s,,m ~ small ORDERS isbtr higher. Nhsky-sothing eng
sept 4tolf dull sas OF Treble BIiFa Al ~ %
ST rs FamT - 30 80 70 Com Oats and Bran luet ani IN
eh.nrei du S23 o Prime aud s25 Tor Choice ofs an
5,Ss.j bacon iull aal lover At ~ Shoaic lOa TOT
Cs,r RIB Ss II y Tor Clear s5t Hans nmef At ii 10 y
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

O What have yOn 10 say In explanation OF tnlsi a.
The circumstances under which did this were peculiar,
aud will probably never occur again. To have done
ofberise would have deprived 1OOU OF their wages.
The CITY Treasurer sick and unable 10 sign the
rants for tue payment of the men. No paymaster
sDpointed did not feel az liberty TO appoint one until
the Common Council had met and made the appoint
ment and thought it proper the poor should re-
reive their pay opposed 10 the principle OF any city
officials handling the public money aud depositng II III
. Lis own name.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

IMPORTANT COUNCIL WITH THE PIUTE INDIANS.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 4-G. w. Ingalls,, Indian
Agent telegraphs that he has held successful council
with the chiefs different tribes at st. George in
aouhern Utah They have agreed to-day to go on Muddy
valley Reservation These Indians represent all the
rl,Ina in annthern Itah and Nnrthsrn Arizona.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
Asthma and Bro

Asthma and Bronchitis edectnsY relieved by the o ID.
fearful atASk athms Lord Dunsnr
.d Tanll than
he cheyf
wonderfully lie toll used with the ss Psrfes
Certainly the inhalation bad the magical eet
j. McVesgh Il have never knoSn an instance IN
which obtained zen AeI.ner Sold toD''eo
tins As agars boxes ani pase lhs
MOORE las New Bond st. London ani AL chss
m orekeepers throughout the states anJ CaatA
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
THE TRIBUNE AND THE BUTLER CAMPAIGN.

IL so happy a destiny is in store for US as
70 witness the dscomhture and nal OF Gen Butler
at the next Republican Convention OF Massachusetts
and the permanent epost OF that brazen and hatons
demagogue in the limbo OF baf1ed ambitions We shall
need TO recognize our peculiar Indebtedness 10 I'M
TRIBUNE for the courage aud consummate SAIL with
which has led the controversy against hn Up 10 the
prst Of July Butler had all hls own way Barrowlns
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
THE POEM FOREVER. y
To tAc Editor Of TIE rrtouna

To fhe dlE0r OF INC TTlOtHe
SIR: Your statement of Aug. concerning
the poem Forever" previously published In THE
TRIsuSE omitted the title OF the song copyrighted
by Lee & Walker, Philadelphia. Other papers have
copied the poem under that title hence the necessity
for Justice at your hands. ANNIE HERBERT
Leon. n T., Sept. 3, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
pIPIE aHOOTING

At the annual shooting festival of the Inde-
pendent schuzen Corps at the East River Park yester
day. the following persons received first prizes william
scbmitz Phlip Mueller william Kuhns, Gustavus
Lnke Charles Robinson, First Lieut. Geb. and George
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

Fairbanks received the Medal of Progress
at the Vienna Eyposton-the highest prize given any
manufacturer OF weighing mschines-lPost.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

vet capable of noble usos those who should be proud
to lead n IN honorable ways appear bind 70 tne' uu"
aed utent only on the biasonry OF their shields
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
coe.sri.m on the Race Trark.

LITTLE JoHSsr caAxBSRLiS
UtLxs,s rSrEaytgv wtra raE HERALD ssssss
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
MUNICIPAL FINANCES ANALYzED.

IT CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-YoRK
rRAppL
tn
OF
in
sand
fhaa will
thou o
infaltt
ofonduc
fright lapdy
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proceeds Of bonds
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

The Rotten sponge Pads. horrible hsa Spring. gts.
pstg murierous Nire spefs-H NJ no
comfortable rKUs 6S3 Broi.iy which cure RdDar
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

U,v,1. Sent, t-Erehauge 6rm uniiei States 50 taVS
.ney "a 35 premium short sight 30Id3T premium % dAJs
u 81 L,q55 premium short sight 5G9a37 premium on Par'
bOa5I
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
CATTLE MARKETS.

BAfrrs,EK Sept, 4-CArrLK LeSe srd. sbsfs
sf Rse ps The best Gale '05sG - f,~b D"
tbos. grB.rsv quty ~ y dS % ngm so.i
ar 1usfty ~ 1874 % Receipt 5I head s Ms esd
Hoa-DeRsnd full supply: az W loser ooroiei W 'v@
~; stilers 50 25DtG 50 Resspts SiSI heal 49,.
grades and gool dsnine 'om~"o 70 's
81 8s5; good 70 extra s5aSj 10 Receipts, if5 besd
Buyg.o Sert 4-tATLE-Rscepts to-day including ~ cst-
pd % a-ive msknf the itsl supply or The YEA
thus ar 30JJ 500 against f[o ca 9f 10 sine u
lsst The slow snd ial At reniiIs per, '"
gOoi cattle shade i0ver there .ss s'ol 81
tendance 100 bead ,posJ ~ lel of . h.1 IN
nos steers ranging 1910 n 10 1876 ~ at tpT-,' IL
ranging from 9lS y "a l0I ~ % % ~
97 bead l93 b at - % hrs'
i3iS b 50 90 S5 bead hisspf s
averaging 3l6 TO- 80 bead MehiesD seer- finso< 20"
O3i ilI9 D. at 81 lZ21St TO- 10 heaa ONO s' '
sginS 3Sj n al - 80. .,
sHgEP AsD uAxBs-Rsrcipts to-day including reported .nyIt
OO bead making the total supplE for the week thus m ~ ~
head against 800 head the time m week he n,t.s
fu i4 Al grades cln'fi nhs - fyT
81 I2a Caaa, sheep - J0@sj 70, Western sbep ta@fI
choice lots higher. llDi head tbnIia a5s fisas
~ - n 10 37LGsj 90 lS5 be'd hchs'' 'sp'
averaging % 70, at 81 10 ,, - aoo .x
making supply ts far 2l9OO bead .gnn
p 900 1 the market W. inl Nas
McgiD hogs fa', iof '"s
hogs - 7JaSi 90 Oh.O hogs 81 tOdFt 10 h'hs'" l"E'
- 2j25f 80
CHICAGO scot iCArTLR quiet snd nomntlly nnchangrI -
200. s) Al - hOHf" sPh
50 30S ~ %; Texan ~ O@pj % eo"s
dali with many unsoli ship Hent.. I .t0D. .
HOes-RecepS 2OOO mrket opened fig sve bot hfm '~s
quiet, sales good 20 cho Yker s. 7O1Si % mooh hr'vr
lots 81 40aSi Ga. shipments. $500.
irm an liry active receipts lO)O s~e' far " eft''
At
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

L.f unch.ns srxsr a,sssss spd Coffee snchnss
Sterling 2FA New York sight, pr.riun 90" -. ,, ..6
rDlEDo sept 4oar 6rn sad 10 far letusna n,ss 49,
bgt-r .i,seed l9Je closing ss,dr sa Of ss n AZ ~
al 81 50 Bgs White Mehzaa at 81 46 Amber sehisss
sDo,; ~ i6aasl ~. september ~ ~ Odoeef no ~,
81 al No Red 81 t6iz. SPOT 81 ~, sspemos. .sS
October: 3 Red At 81 ~. Rejected ~ ~ NO
Michigan 81 az Corn 10 far demand and arn. 'is5 o.
Mred ~ 43fdtSstr 43't1fse, Sepeemoefi
October. 50's November; LoS Mire 1913 e. VIM -
nox f7a41 steaiT No. 81 3ict
az Pright. strong ,ns shef Wheat 10 BaT.o GgGf %
O.aeeo and Kingston l09li sts-3O 900 bbs Fionf aioV
h1sh AZ 900 bush Cora. O0D ba.n Oas soP~'"H
29 900 bush Wheat 600 bush. O.,s
WLsssroS sept i--Spirts Tvrp,nfps Grm so h',r
srp A. - Strained Crude rurgentne qaet " ~ hs's
- S5 i1r Yellow DIP nj yirgTl Tar s>siy a. sk -
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

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