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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22

pesn-A . L1na0a paptr sazsesb-
fosbe simply' n GnkiuLl ieh1tf fcn dis
|tkff u slhe Anerican AnEneiat ~
|ten toFa Itsalf d no elensniS 'els car.
ftpa6a isd frlad Mid : laaFe CONC 10
ssssdIse seeh 4 leading and isiIsenliaI
psTt IN monetary atialrs at the fnaneiGl
Iaeifgfilis d thiscoahtry y-jnst . natass,
|inths human organism, GsfpgglIng 10 ifee
iiieIi iIomi he poison hat has entered The
Ieirealth6aaha dIEaied iiselt thfeaahDut
Iihc syslen, protucls syiolent fever Il
la elIstIye psocssas Theiemhlt be Sai.
leEing, blt II the patient has cpnstitutl0n
enough % gst thfo1gh with iihe aid ol
rational treatment, he isall de better Ior
n, --AslAk 1874
sDTho financial ediloroi the Pilis6lfgh
Gasttis tGIIss thii eheeaal, and II Seens
tons sensible slsN Of ne lltnlil0ns
There 3 thls cons6laiinn amid II an
The countfy has lost nothing ID m4letIAI
wealth, and the panic once GEers not ohly
~ hlIlnels fesnme ils llil c9pf1e, bHt
q btf shnenl sEl1ns silffssl lhof.y
approximate their average standard,
None Of ne wealth of The country hH
been DESTROYED, ~ WA the eats win the
Chicago Gnd Boston ilres. II b merely 4
question Of redISiribnilon. sSOme vii,
come out 0f The panic poor, Others Tiph,
Bot the wealth of the country fystaBds jhlt
whore II did beioFe. foftt-f ~
III Is also worthy ol mention that had
this panic occurred 10 "a under our "a,
independent, 9tate banking system, no.
person could predict the, extent Of DE
rnin and misery that would have been b..
eaSioned. But under our national bank
Ing system, no one seriouSly think q thuI
national banks falling, and but one, and
thBt intimately connected with Jay Cooke
4 Co., went by the board. This b, already
In charge OF receiver, aud but little loss
will be occasloned by its failure. We to-
gard II that business Is sound, wealth %.
cure, and that ID 4 few days the influence
Of Wall street on the present panic will
be over, and all moving on we'll"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22
lIe9l1leILlasllfst.
L.,,.l ftom Nen YofE.

at,ryaIs snSsayors 70 ssfpe % ssps
uooo,t,on Suggsstsa 70 kinby DC edm,
uI,,.ooe sAsksss savgsbltsllso ths
PatS ASsSaI IsO.tl a1tplehs, 10 Ptsi
dent. with The concurrence q thssetre.
,ary Of the Treasury, direolsd ths ,klssls.
tan, Secretary ., New YosE 10 bug .aII
,bs bond, that NAV be oaerea. ms, d
I. bsllsysa. Win saord anpis relief The
hank. ana s,p.eIa,ry the sayine, bsala
which hold lSrao suobnls ii s6sssn-
men, bouds, viii thus be enSSlsd i CON. q.
yr,, thsIr ,ecurf,te, 4. oace .ndi sii inI,st / /
.,v d,m..s l,on .aspo.i,o1.,, IA ,he
y, ~, S,It,s ~. 3, ~ ,,,,,,ev
,is,,ts; ~ iIsias ~.
-, h.d Ma Ini. ,yt..,.,,or s,,,,A,v
,,,o,,,,,, 4. 1y,,o, Tins, oon,,Dv ,..d
-, 10. ,,,.,t,,A.d IN. comn.n,
..I., h,,o ,oh,'v . oIIl,o. ho,s, Al n,ies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22

aOd secgVtAJ % md-roS, Gn1 determine
oa q plan TO meet The preteuI crisis
mn PRESIDENT FRErARED TO USE TiIE
WHoLR TERASuRy AND THR REGBRvH.
TIE Prosldent expressed fall determi.
nation 70 use the enlire treasury 70 the e1'
tent q the $4,000, 900 balance and $A,'
1000 reserve
TUR worst RELnVED 10 M ovER.
Thep d . general iealiag oI Conhdeneo
70 night thai the wont y Over. There
was : great crowd Of brokers in the Fifth
Avenue HotEl corridors and Central WAS
bid 70 par and contracts made for money
at Z per cent gold interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22
SAN FRANCISCO.
Condition Of lhc Costa RIca.

Condition Of the Costa Rica.
SAN FRANcBco, Sept 9l.-McClurO's
Military Academy Of Oakland was Gu
tlrely destroyed by fire last night; loss
probably $4,000.
The divers report only few small holes
In the bottom Of the Costa RleA She
lies on solid rock, but has not broken,
Efforts will be made 10 close up the holes
from the inside and pump the water out
OF the hold, and float the vessel of. Most
Of the cargo has been taken out In Q
damaged condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22

saspsn6 thEig sessions NTH aileR tho
sq1ar. snd thkfIarh Hslioa Win GId ia ~,
SionSs conasonoG ne large mEIll A.
FfTing tomorToR wi probably bring
more than the uIlL amount of 6Tatts and
eheekl. which must be met % Monday,
bat Tie bAnla are to-day preparing 70
meet them, and geseaIy announce their
ability 70 tide 0Ter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22
The Great Monetary Crisis in New
York,

nt Ls..o6,i ...t.t,..,t.,,. T., e,,r.,I..
lnr IOgs'sl ~, .sa ,,'".., ,":,
'AS ~ % Ss wS-,S S.eSs,', s1s' ~ .,.,,,s. "a -,
"'St u Now LO.N ,s uaus'a' .. 49, ~, ~
llat oa'u.ISy eSa,. soLS AlO" .O',o'aS Wv | Sa".
Ou'SAeu AuH '1SS ~, ssO' 80 ~,
NV pe'u iS"."eu. ius ~ 49,. e.,'..S'a .I =.
'ulvusuOus t'o ssyi SuS - -. ~
StS"N'.N '-s ~, ~ - - =
" u'alu 'us" O .l...,l. all sS.", ~ ~. !.
'ne '.uo' 49, S"IS. y, ",a.a ,saSs H.. " r,ho NE
oit "StSo"ss 49,, NJ s.'s,,.' '.' ,,,,..,a.as
S.u e1PeSyteu '.oA ~ t.sao ps'Saas.' Go
o' pouus g,gs NY ~, nv ~ e,s., sa'l'.
uIy nn0a'.' ~, ~. @ y, sss,e.o e
AA,as s."o 'no tAO Ia eASS ass,,",, ,1noSsl
oSD" ~ ,sa n.nI. I ,o'IsS The S,oek
W ,' L'. on,S;on, ,r.,rnm.nt in
.AOIaus. s. ~ s.nto rr,,srs.-I, closed
Wv Ss ,%o ,mo MAIN. and tho lead.
~, M han,,. a.so,,0,ir9 themselves for mn.
.,.s, us Ss .,."an,h S,o ,..p,Dg loan cer,Iac.,es
sa,.s M ~ ,Sa'r "r,,oa credn N spnnly
,"mnorsr,lv Tho nIacc Of currency 10 A.
ford lime 10 cali in or convert thuir as.
.O,s The Trsa,nrv will continue to dis
hrrs. i.r.s snns in currency nv tbe pur.
chase or 6ond0. to The extent II Is said Of
,hO Tho,o cnr,oncv balance IN tho Treas.
',.,, ~ nooo..s,rv II I. hrI,cvcd ,hese
2 '"o,.r,os S,ll mako morev spf,o,en,ly
nlsn,,r,I and accea,Ihlo IN enable ali sol.
,,or, h.r,. 10 reanonl n tho calls of cred.
,,or. Thera baye bsep reports that
III" p,o.idon, would order the Sec.
.o,,-v n draw ON the so-callcd re-
sorvs m SI4O0Oo legal tender TO
40 or,o,t tb.t m,ob, M REQUIRED by the
.nor.sncv. b,t renorts lust received at
,no ,,D,o or w,I,inp This announce thst at
~ ri,,h Aver,c Conference between the
n..a,s"a, "a ,ho h.nLsrs, commi,te he
,,,'s tiSU ~ sI 49, - ,vc prdcr,tard the
ue0'ueu '" 80 - -, ooo 900 ho,;o,,,,
uSp"'enJ W suS S'Tr, 80 nSSn.I,, ~
unuet 'ne "aN'Ve u nou' ns,s'Sy "UI ~
son. that no mas no authority W w 'O 'O'
thepufpose proposed
It would not ec easy tor Tue most sG-
complained student oil finance 10 explain
in satisfactory way the causes tna' nave
produced this serions crisis IN monetary
affairs at the financial and commercial
center, nor 10 anticipate the scope
OF It's operations or the limit Ut
It's consequences. We are conscious
that We cannot furnish much enlightment
in either direction. These general facts
may bO noted, that the crisis Is caused
rather by lack Of confidence than by bank.
ruPcy-thAt the most, at least tho most
Important, Of tho houses closing suspend.
ed not because they arc bankrupt, not be.
cause they have not assets to pay all they
owe, but because they arc not allowed
time to gather up their resources or
to convert securities, t. depOsitots
who have ioEcol them TO close iu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22

Five hundred Mormons who arrived
In New York City Friday, lett Saturday
for Utah. Two hundred arc scandina-
yians, tho remainder English, Irish and
Welsh.
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TILE FEELING IN oTnER oITIEs

Continued Con Gdence in Cincinnati.
CISCrEXATr, Sept, 2O-The feeling IN
financial circles hero continues TO be one
OF confidence. Third street to-day hiss
been free from excitement, though intel
ugence from New York has been watched
B,- 75JjIioroI 7iIeoyo11 I1e F5,lrN Pa0e.
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The % IoS, Of revenue is n. .oOS. 800 in gold
and greenbscks. and INC TeGIclon kew Se Of iiA,
bilitIes Is SO,248, 600, on which 20 per cent
20 Mi 6JO The banks therefore lose only
q G15 i5O Of actual reserves, aud are
$9Sii '075 below tho 2J per cent line OF
the National Bank method Of calculation
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Rx sTsELEcRAP.H.
Ageoo1APEp PRRss RRPonT

E1GluslfeIY 10 the IntsIll Eeneer.
Gk +TS q
Oas. e. ;.;sfas & ssls gi14SS a sssO. i.
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EXCITEMENT ON STREET. p!
Crowds and excitement in Wall aud
Eroad street are unprecedented, and even
in the neighborh0od ot those financial
centres groups are gathered discussing the
s,,natinn .T n
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noyKRNNfESr kID TOO LATE.

GOVERNMENT AIII - . l'"II' y,
All o'clock tho 100000 promised
from Washington could not be made avail.
able owing to the red tape requirements
Of opening and reading the offerings to sell
bonds and telegraphing TO know Il rates
ava aceaOtahla
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"a addiional 9sIeeropN y FaurlA. .Rage.
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rHR RxoHASaR CLosRD,

There were some cool and level heads.
These men conceived the idea Of initiA'
tipg the Vienna plan, closing the Ex-
change, and Immediately the governing
committee was convened 10 take action
thereon. In few moments the Board
was called to order and the announce
ment was made that the Exchange would
IN closed until further orders from the
President. This was received with grea'
ioy. and the Exchange reSounded WIN
cheers. The gong was sounded, and 10
Isss time th4n Il takes TO record the iac'
The Wild excitement was over, the surgng
crowd Of frantic brokers disappeared, An9
the Sock Exchange was 8 deserted hall
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22

NEW YoRK, Sept. 20.-The President
arrived At the Filth Avenue Hotel this
evening from Long Branch, and immedl.
Ately telegraphed Secretary Richardson 10
meet him In New York tomorrow. P,
Q. Calhoun, President Of the Fourth Ma
tloual Bank, b. +. Vail, cashier Of the
Bank Of Commerce, Henry olews, Henry
g. stebbins, and Mr.. Taylor, with other
prominent fnAnciers, have been invited
10 hold conference with the President
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II 3 hopea the stOck EEehange vIIl
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NEW YoRK, Sept 2l.-The Bank State.
ment did not appear until evening, and
shows loss ol 81 1901, 200 specie ard
S2. 100000 legal tenders; contraction OF
50, ia, 500 10 loans, and 90 ,277, 400 lesS Of
deposits than Saturday. The circulation
Is increased $4,000. The fgures are as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22
ETocKs on THE sRR.sAW.

NEw YoRK, Sept. e0-StoclEs are going
up and down lively and several sales have
been made under rules which would
imply that other failures have taken place,
although the only one made known yet Is
that oi the firm Of @. G. White i Co.
Western Union has touched 90. The sus.
pension oi the Union Trust Company it
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Certificates Of the Mechanics Banking
Association, and the Continental Bank
have been thrown out Of the Clearing
Hnnse- =
, 1873-05-20


week was little t,n, dnd bn5ers endeavorea to keep
nrcos down. while the views Of holders were about va
aboye tho rates OF last week. Tho facory.men finally
gave way, and tho prices aro without material change
from last week, although tho qnaty Of cheebe odersa
Farm dalres continue to bo inferior, but are grad"
ually improving, and Of houl ahow conSidera-
bic proportion of whoie-mlk. The delivery was from
600 10 500 bo1eB nd pricen RANGED from 9e to 1se
In fac,ories wc estimate the delivery at about oo
boxes The top price la 1555c. which Waa reached ~
only few ota We give soe Of tho leading tranaao"
tIols which will sllow tho tone Of tho market: Mans
eorneFs !ves l5Ao stone as.o oenssha GIa
1sXo Manheim TURNPIKE, 1850: Middlcyille, 1sAo
'0onisxi,ts 1sHs Hhstopvs 3s0 1sSs; %ts
GcorEo Iodtic, lskc; M. 8. Smith, 1t7to; Nawportt
10; Koys, 1iAc; 11erk!mer, l4,lo; Dannbe Cold
spr!ng, nc Drockett Fatcr, 1sc; Nichols, LOO Gold
Fairfield 1SXo Earsld %d. As,oo!s-
l6Ac. From en examination Of the above hguEea, .
very correct ossatc may ba made IN regard 10 Tue
market.
at from 3o to l4c only three bringing tho last tgure.
The delivery OF butter at Little Falls ta declining
from week 10 week md prices also arc falling o. 0uE
quotations this week from 27o to 20c aud fancy 1t
At the Utica City market about 1900 boxes were Of
fered aud prices ranged from 15o to lscths bulk Of
sales being at lower figures than at Little Falls.
The woather in UerkiIaer Is coal, with bleak raPs
| Winds and graBs comes forward slowly. The trees
backward and tops not PROMISE VIII for large make
Of carly cheese. It IL thought there Ia much lesa
cheese made up this dato than for tic correspond
| Ing time last yohr.
, 1873-05-20
brought to stantistill, tho ADVANCES In price n1-
roatE dcolarod having aerlonby rostrfotod tho


THE mon TRADE IN FRANCE AND DELa1uM.
Tito French iron trade has not boon quito
maintained It hast i,oyortlotoBa, boon flrmer
than tho corresponding industry in neighborIng
como general, having .mado itBolt folt
With comparative mildnoas In. Franco.
however, euatalns tho Eronoh maraot 70
oone,lmors maintain M attitude Of grcator ro-
which Inns charaotorizad tho Belgian iron trade
has bocon1o rathor more marked 1'ian formerly.
Tho belgian mechanical Embellishments and rail-
way plant faotorloB aro still notyo. Tho Fronci
cont trade has Experienced check, b,t no ro-
action ia remarked, At prosone, In priocs. Conf
ia stlll worry scarce III tho south of franco. The
demand for coal is not 20 active In belgium, aud
Htook arc again beginning to accumulate.
--LATEST,
In tho afternoon whoat waB In moderate do
mand, and 30 lowor. No. q waB quiet Mt $1.9 n
@l.92 seller tho mouth, md sold at e1.90M@
l.a1 eoler june. both closing at the inside Corr,
40o aoltof Juno, and 1890 aollor July. salea
wero reported Of 600 tcs lard ut ;$a.87H sellcz
Juno. a charter wan mado, but tho particulare
woro not nsoortRinod.
, 1873-05-20

Throo dollars nor chr 10 bo added whom trapsfcrre
which chnrgs follows tho shinglcs.
Thicklosn--Fivo nhngles to 10 two inches IN thic1'
ntbg
Longth-sixtocn inchca,
Black. Walnut - countora Sion. o.oo@16o.00; clear,
965.0o@7b,oo; common, $i0.00G5b00U; Gull, $4,000
$500; flooring, *jonDasG0.D0.
Asll--Cear, $3Q. .D0Siu.00; common, $20.00G325.00
oul!, $l2. 1890 flooring, $30.00@t0.0o.
0akMo!ear, $J0.oo@4o.00; common, &2o.oo@2S.oo;
1llokory;;-Ulear, t3s. .oo@45.oo; common, $25.oo@
95.00 GILL, t12. .0b3 l80 20.
Maple-oicar, so. common, $40 oo@3o.oo:
.n,S'tornut-o!aaf, sso.co0sooo; common, $4,000
oiiorry--olear. sio.oo@eo,oo; common, $4,000
Whitowooi-Ulcsr, S50.oo@4o.oo; common. $1,000
930.00 Gull, $l0.00G315.0O.
Wagon stock-1llckory ax1es, per act II, ,ooa1 80:
wagon poles, oach, l5@65o box boards $4,000 1000.
, 1873-05-20

range of prices as on Saturday, being steady
through tho grohter part Of tho scaBion, and then
breaking, In sympathy With whent mud corn:
Seller Juno sold at 8911@3ss6oo nellor July At
85@351{o, and seller tho month at 3226@3211,
but could hAvo boon had At tue closo at ~ ~.
Strictly frosl receipts commanded 10 promll1m
over regular. Oanh aa1es wero reportod Of ], 200
bu at 8311o; :4,200 at $50 2,400 bltat 82g4o |;
1G00 bu regular ut 9211o; 10, QUO bn 90 nt 329koi
600 bu re]ootod At Die coo lii do at oo94o 200
bu do At 301So; 1,200 bu do ut 00l1o; ,20o bu by
aamplo Mt 85o. Total, 1900 bn:.
Ryo wan quiet and 1]rm at tho real prfoe Of
sat.l1rlay,. though 10 hghor than tho quotation;
as g5 600 bu were sold nc 100, wllo tho only shos
reported wera Of 600 bu at G014o.. Sales today
woro 400 bu No. ut Zoo mud 400 bu by sample
at 72o.
Barley was quiet, and easior on tho speculative
grade others unchanged Wo quota the market
at 7i@o0o for No. 4; ol@oso for No; Q, and 400
$50 for rotcctcd, tho inddo In tho Hook Island
Elevator, and tho outside In the Armour, Doo H
Co., and Contral Elevators. CASH ealeg wore ro-
ported Of 400 bn No. Ut 800; 0.000 bu DO at 7lo
400 bu by sample at 95o 400 bn do at 800 6o0
hu do ae G2t5o, Total, 1900 bW.
PRODUCE srAT1Brtos.
Tie Now York Produce Exchange weekly givos
tho following.
The export cloaranccs for Enropo from Tho ports of
Now York, Dpaton, Montreal Philadelphia, and DhlE-
moro aggregated, wero for tho aforementioned "eeaa
~ follows:
, 1873-05-20

ria ihoN-Wss Quoted qulet md unchangcd We
quote: Scotch $aceoEaing to "; nSanS, $Saoe5G1 90;
t5soo@coo5; 0hiearo stone coal. $500; Missouri
atone coal. s57.09G55soo.
rouLTRY-undor the inanonce Of good demand
for turkeys, and $476@5.6o for chickens: Sales in-
clue caopa tusheya at 1856; coops do At lo 6coors
eoops saas1. Il .s s5oe; C. eoops ot It s%4.7s % s ~ *
POTATOES -Confnon and MIXED los were dull,
NV nv po3ses. 5fa fr
car coico at $50 on track DO bFls new at
S4sh p6ons 81 s. AND IN request
former PRICES disco,nt Of from 1890 per cant is
n,ntlo from tho list prices.
annexed rates: 0nondaga and Saginaw, dns, Sa.oo
ordinary co.rse *2oo cos1ss ] Diamond & q $aSs
n Sass ssss 81 :ss x,hts s u.s. s
ground alum, s25o82 40: TurEs lslaud. s20o.
sEEDs-Another quiet day was experienced in tho
sssd sss isiS' i ol armiy It 4 fair sod 1t
Glover was nominal at $500 Tor choico:, Hungarian
Ss ss saa - st
Slo5. sa7es wero reported Of T. bugs falE timothy at
$ 'gs good Hungarian at slso 20 bags choice
TEAs-ThIs marko. is otill somowhat unsettled,
though the lste redcton in prices lss had tho osct
sns ssea soss esS!Ss 5
mon a' Imperial, eoSe5o; good to shoies DO. s0c@
s e TO- ehoss oaf Ss
85cQ3si o0 fair to good do, 6s@75e; common do 429
A5c; colored natural leaf japan, 66@65c common to
nne ooloug, ss@45o; good, 55@o5e; choco to extra
TOBAOUo-1a hrm aud unchanged. We quote:
| UuEw1sa-Fine Cut-Extrar 15tS85o; cho1ce' o5@
.riuo-Nasural Leaf, 76@soc; half bright, eoS7oc;
' smox1so@ @ohelee, 5a@a5o; medium, so@s2o; cona-
| mon stems. 37tS29c.
! Wo0D-The demand is good, and pricos rule com.
| paratvey atcady followa: Deoch $1,000; maple,
/ hfchorY
| VEGETADLEB-Owin to tho rain, trnde undcr this
hea was rather Light this morning. spiaach and as.
paragus slow and lower. 0thor varieties were
| unchanged. Mobile cucumbers sold at $2.0O per doz
No quota: Green rcas, $2.50@3.0o per bu; stE1ng
beans, {300@4 90 per bu cucuubers, $l0o9 l25 PEI
doz now onions, $800@o.o 90 per bri DO per doz 15@
400; spinach, Sl.spG52Oo per brl; radishes na4oo
aqussh 1c"' por IL; asparagus, rhlte 40c$l0o
do greon: S; pio plant 193o per IT,; lettuce 39t9
300 per doz cabbage s. par doz turn!ps' 500 per
doz. -
| WOOL-Thero WAS no chanGe to note. Stocks arc
gradually becoming reduced. The domhnu Ia still con-
1nod to tho Western manufacturers, who arc buying
small quantities for immediate consumption. Tbs re-
cepty Of new wool yet vary light and prces are
from 3@4e lower than tho quotations below, which arc
| tor old wool. We quote:
Tub washed, extrn medium ..6l9ooc
Tub, washed, common to .'4etgs2o 20
Common dlngy. .4St9 41o
Fleoce, washed, xhxx, dingy.... 40
Fleece washed, medium light. .43l9 asc
Fleece washed, medium d1ngy. &c
Fleece, unwnBhed XAXX in good condition. 5se
Fleece, unWaRhel, coar6a to medium. .3VtS55o
F1eacet unNashed, coarse, anti dinG5.''...
Super, pulled .5Set so
Extra pulled.
BURY wool G@1Oc leaB,
, 1873-05-20
LUMBER.

MONDAY EVENING, May 12:
the mo1n h the ~ ssor2s 2s
Later IL the day. however fairly active business 'yas
transaced and nearly althe cargoes we're spossd o.
6rmor, ssos Going taudo 1t s3.o0@3.os to srrlvc.
m and s *sS sSsnE nes nsse ae olo%as ssss
Cargo barge East Saginaw, from cneboygan; 70 y y
timber at sl2 Is N 1oiat and scanting At s1oas 90
m It boards and etrlpg ut SIS. Cargo scr Minerva
nil N Il 2-neh 4 *io Cargo barge william burns ftem
ar.ps, boards mud iii-run at SIC, Cargo to nrsivo
fs Ssf1s s$s o & ssssat 10 f 4 Il sss
stu at $io2s 10 Rskets at slo 20 lah ~ IT. Sa.o %
naafX III n "st aa ssssnns Teao
from Two Rivers, 1Go m aripH and boards Mt $l2 s0
90 IN lath at $3.50: prop hono!neo. from Green Bay,
from droou Day, l0O NJ shingles II sa.oo 10 arrivc
aehr Mary from Menoninse, 20 nj It common hoasaH
at $500, 10 IN shingles at $3.u0.
LUMBER fnEI0HT8.
sa.to oconto, saeota3:7t hononainso ssvo fent~ q
water s' White aaFa Fan 4asis naSs' s2'0
fair hua!neaa was transacted nt tho yarls though
ow1 70 s sooa
anu nrm. Quotations arc as follows: ~, =,
srts. sacona steas c!ear Inch 10 inch @sSSS
Third clear, thick 1900
First and aetOnu clear tlooruBt Btto8eta.
e. rough, 1000 Gl2.o0
rethcr. ......,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,, 1900 91t0o
| Commnn sliding Observation-Disclosures. 1000 G92.00
Common flooring, droason nrst. 100 G3ab00
Common flooring, dscsaod. HeconA.... 2a00 @3o.o0
"aRJH LA s7oo @4ooo
A sock boards 31,n0 Gs4D.00
II stork board tla,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,,, 99,0O Gs1O.O0
| n stock boards lNG0 Gsan.bo
| c,on,npn boards. 1890 Glb.0
| Jotat, sca1itl!ng, small timber, otc., 10
feet AMI under. la.oo ta!4oD
Fnnriuv Observation-Disclosures, 1aGD SI4.Q
Joist and eoantljug liz to III fcot,,, 1870 tS20.00
pi,.kats. anunro ro.s...,,,,,,,.,,,,, lIG0 Gela.DD
| pjelais. fInt. Observation-Disclosures 1ItD (311.U0
cri,r .yosta snlit :, 14U0 t2lH.G0
fsennr noBip. ronnl l........,....,, 11N0 &a25,u0
| Tath Observation-Disclosures, 9,33 u $50
| 1nti, mn track k.,.,,,.,,,., q,76 a 500
No. sawel ul!i,liles ,.,.,..,.,.,, Ito q 100
| i or gtnr Observation-Disclosures. $50 q 3.73
| GhInalcy OF, Observation-Disclosures. 9.12H03 3.?o
No. sawed, 3.e3 t5'l,sq
, 1873-05-20

Tho stoek Of wheat in Maraeilea April IS, 1872 yas
5aU24 otrical quutn1a Of 220M iba each, agaat 59o
GO metrea quintals at tho dae IN 1871
feI1s'oadlns TesS is72 TIs Imports sS isS@
is1st 1s7s q'''' ''t '"' ''.'''p'A'S p'.'
steanera with 3s5 hu Of wheat passage to
nnsd afss syn he
upc md Azov Sea, to mako the passage to uhitea
Ii Hungary the weather was, at latest mail dates.
reported no and dry with zain wanted for the spring
continue favorable, though tho weather va. dry aud
cold tendency OF prices Of wheat was upward. H..
" a 5 te s9sf ss 1s an
From belgium fno and favorable woather u 70
ported, but Temperature accompanied by frosty
rho appearance Of tho wheat p1ant In Franco wns
quite generally fayorahy spofen Of but ryehad suaer
ally hold small supplies, accompanied by rising prices
IN tho United Kingdom for sovera! weeks the supply
Of grown oat has been cona'deraby below tho avor-
nge Of the last ton years. which las caused, a many
points, augmented values for tho beat qualities Of
wheat which scarce, but tho inferior grades aro
Of ho offerings. Thcso quito neglected md almoat
unsa1ahle.
rapidly diminished III tic United Kingdom. "a tho
deliveries Of Homegrown wheat, Plus tho Imports,
have for several wcalh becn about 100000 ars, or
Tic stocts OF wheat throughout France, ut Odessa,
the Dunuban and Azov ports, small "a compared
with tho stocks at tho corresponding ato IN 1874 Tho
Diminishing stocks in Germany at tho principal con:
trcs Of supply give rising prices Tic tendency Of
prices ia quits generally upward Throughout Europe
From this time 10 the harvest weaker markets may 10
expected and II favorable for tho crops probably ateay
full prices but II unfsvorable higher range Of valuea
10 nearly equal that permanently lower prices arc NOT
| from this tinlo to the harvest, probable.
Tho comparative importa Of whoas into tho United
| Kingdom, mouhy, for tho twey1 months cntcl
| 1F rch nj. for the last thrcG yeara wore.