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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
IhOCEEDlNuS Nv IhiNDIAnINi'
DISCUSSION ON THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON
TILE CASE OF THE N0RTHFLEET.
LONDON Friday Feb 7. 1879.

TILE CASE OF THE N0RTHFEET.
LONDON, Friday, Feb. 7, 1873.
In the House of Commons, yesterday, notice
given of the introduction OF bills providing for the
abolition OF capital punishment looking to the estab
lishment OF protectorate over the FIJI Islands, pro-
vidlng that all treaties made between Great Britain and
foreign powers must receive the ratification of Parlia
ment legazipg marriage with deceased wifes sister
and providing for the purchase OF the English railways
by the Government.
In the House, to-day, Capt Baihe-Cochrane member
for the Isle of Wight made long speech criticisng the
Treaty Of Washington. He charged the Government
with surrenderng English honor aud sacrlheng the
interests OF Canada. The Hon. Percy "yhdh%m lol-
lowed in condemnation OF the Treaty and its results
Mr.. LANG defended the policy Of the Government
The Treaty made a great change in international
law but the change necessary and highly adyan-
tageous 10 England with her vast commerce on every
He hoped the the country had received In
this Alabama business would be a sautary one for all
nations.
Mr.. Hugessen Under Secretary for the Colonies, pro
tested against needless discussion at this late day over
the Washington Treaty. II was the greatest mistake
to suppose that Canadian interests had been Injured by
it, The Canadians themselves thought otherwise.
Sir Charles Adderley regarded with alarm the doc
rne that England responsible for the acts Of colo
NAL officials
The subject was then dropped.
MI Jacob Bright introduced OH 10 remove eiectora
disabilities from women.
In the House OF Lords this evening, the Earl Of Car
naryon inquired whether there any convention with
Spain by which the officers and crew OF the steamer
Murlo might be held 20 for the disaster TO the
emigrant ship Northneet He urged the Importance OF
revising the marine signal system az 10 make IT more
effective in time of danger.
The earl OF Lauderdae expressed the opinion that no
criminal proceedings would hold against the Murilo's
officers unless it could be shown that mansaughter had
been committed Earl Granville conceded with the last
speaker In his opinion to the legal aspect OF the Mu
riO case.
Lord Rosebery wanted 10 know what had occurred to
prevent the completion OF a treaty with the United
States supplementary TO the Treaty Of Washington.
In reply to Lord Rosebery Earl Granville stated that
treaty was now in process OF negotiation with the
United States, based proposals made by the Amer
lean Government last year. The Presidential election
and other circumstances had delayed the prosecution OF
the negotiations until recently The terms of treaty
we're once agreed to- the American Senate adjourned
without ratfying them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

James NJ Hewitt a carpenter, age 81 was
killed chsTssOwn Mass yesterday BY fAhHs frOu budHg
Townsend Riker Of Paterson, N. j., was ar
r,,,s At Pa,s.c village yesterday ard LODGED In the
Tor robbery aitempsed outrage h Moore
Pari Bergen County, on THURSDAY
$50. Henry McNulty, convicted Of numbering his
vi, Al CLie5he the I'D Of September w.s b.nsed Al
Peoria yesterday. He sDoi. Tor sas Of "a boar
,caton had falsely against hin.
... The Chicago police, yesterday, arrested two
supposed 70 have bea the recent robbery
Mn ssrnt ola Nevforf eseJ boas 600 ueh Of
eseI The arrest effected w. Sebssed
Of swfssh, 70 whom sse nea Applied v sch Ne psssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
INCREASING GOVERNMENT SALARIES.
THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES BILL-AS INGENI
OILS FXHIRIT
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUSE.1

lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUEEI
WASHINGTON, Feb. Gen Butler reported,
to-day the judiciary Commuters bill for increasing sal
snes 1t fixes the salary Of the President at $4,000
Vice President, Speaker Of the House. and heads NJ
Departments, at $4,000 each; Chief Justice Of the en-
preme Court $1,000; Assistant Justices 10000 each
and Senators and mepbers Of the House, $500 each
The bill was recommitted, without action. 1t was
panied by long report arguing the necessity for
increasing salaries as proposed by the bin The report
Estes that the salary Of the President has not been
changed since the beginning Of the Government and
that t10OOOO would not be any larger salary
now than $4,000 was then. II denies that
the Presidents meager salary Is extended
Nv extra allowances any more at present
than 1t vac In the early days Of the Government and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
CONSTITUTIONAL PROBLEMS IN FRANCE.

DlSCUssIONs IN liE COMhlil Eb VI ihihii'
PARIS Friday, Feb. 7, 1874
The Committee of Thirty, at their meeting
to-day began the final consideration in detail OF the
Constitutional Project They adopted the preamble and
the first clause having rejected an amendment proposed
by NJ Theirs striking out the provision requiring an adj
joutnment Of the sitting Of the Assembly Immediately
after the President has spoken any subject before it,
The second clause voted with amendment giving
the Executive months suspension veto over bills
which have passed the Assembly. The third clause was
discussed but before disposed OF the Committee
rose The final revision will be resumed and completed
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
WASHINGTON.
OPPOSITION TO A VETO BY THE PRESIDENT

OPPOSITION TO A VETO BY THE PRESIDENT
THE COMMITTEE on CLAIMS SUSTAIN THE CLAIM
OF DIR. BEST MISTAKEN GROUNDS OF THE
pBFsrDFNT's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
LAWS ALL IN FAVOR OF THE CLAIMANT
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON Feb. mo public document pre-
sented TO Congress during the present Administra-
zion by either friend foe has contained so severe
a rebuke Of President Grant as the report OF the
Senate Committee on Claims, presented by MI
Howe to-day, in reply to the Presidents yetoes las.
June Of the bills for the relief Of DR.. j. Milton DeS'
and Mr. Wallace, and it is the more crushing Ny
reason Of the high character of the men VINO Cum
pose that Committee, a majority OF whom are INC
Presidents political friends and the TACT that 'hele
appears 70 have been no dissent from IN beelhhins
with the lecture read the President on ms duty 10
xercise the veto power with discretion, proceeding
with the declaration that there are no such prln-
,,pes in regard to claims of this kind in either ma
tonal or international law as the President says are
well settled, reminding him that he has already
signed az least one bill of similar character,
and that it has been the uniform practice
not only Of Congress but of the Governments OF
European nations to pay all such claims and closing
with the reminder that the amount Of these claims
does not excuse the Government from paying what
II honestly owes TO its citizens if il takes the last
dollar Of the Republic. The document reads through
out like an indictment Of the Executive by political
opponent for incompetence, ignorance of the best
settled principles Of law, and base desire TO cheat
All honest creditor out of what is justly due him, be-
cause Others in the same situation may demand that
their honest debts be paid and it may be inconven-
lent TO the Government TO do So These bills as well
as the one for the relief of college in Tennessee,
vetoed a few days ago will doubtless pass over the
veto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08

Point, eonsug Of PIT together ih She hands ros
Governors Island Fort hHenry and West Point Academy
Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
hAiing q total Of.

This was paid TO January IA, 1871, ON forged ndorse
ments aud bills the reputed makers OF which
be Identified. The Keyser warrant sSoS7o 20,
POSTED by Ingerso Il Co. In the Broadway Bank. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
FORGED WARRANTS.

A. O. Miller Is not knosn 70 have erisied. There are two
,~rous hy The Of A. J. smith reported a, fends
snd associates Of Ingerso but have not been able 70
ideutf, The A. Smith pnrporihg have made the bin
IN that name aed the evidence 10 clear that these parties
never srted at least lot FOR the purposes foy Which their
we're used Add therefore as ebtiTey frauduleaL
No elW 70 a,
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Nov : ig7O-Warraut No. $3.50. to Daniel Whaen Pavmas
ter for pavrolis Of sborers New County Courloue,
MAY o. 1863 so sept TO-
, 1873-08-04

about commencing for Mr.. II. Mccormick. JuRt
opposite theso, fronting onht, W. K. Nixon com.
ho,,Bts, 9-story, c,lt-sono fronts. On tho SOUTH
eaHt cornor Huron anl Pine. Mr.. George Sturgca
has commenced two handsome residences, nnii
toxt to those Mr.. Calhoun proposes to put up
Eric ntroot, cast Of Pine, Mr., Spring nnd threo
other gentlemen havo partly completed four
handsome stone fronta. On Ontario stroot, 1loar
Dearborn, DR.. Wllcolor commenced n block of
four marble frontat 3-story and basement, OIL
susMAng OF rnAAarEnR FOR THE WEEK.
Tho following ta Tho otnl amount Of city nid snbur-
ban property transferred arinK tue wcels ending Sat-
14s; consideration, s7f4b22 North Of city lin,itA-
Number Of falcs, 4; consideration, so,075 South Of
o28. Wea Of city lin!tsNinler Of aales, 2: consd-
crat!on $4,000. Total aalcs, 1872. Total consideration
, 1873-08-04
bris. ics. tes. lbs. sat.
Ssns %s snS xss{ * .! e. 's9 f s s1s 177@s @
Ssss SSS;s lI,,s Sss M @ s. f11Ss ss5

Tho ehirtaonta IN detail woro Al follows: Shoulders,
"a h1s; short rib, ia hxs long clear ~ 6xs long
stafordshIre, bxs; South stai1ordshire,x - b1e;
long hams % bx.; Dlrnnghame f1,l, on',
belllcs y bxs short rib, 1910 pcs Preston ha,ns,
b1s pisa' tongues, "a brls; uccf hais. 1oo brla
beef 258 6rs; shoulders. 1853 pcs rumpa, co px8;
grease, $50 tcs; :. sidos, 6,1s7 pcs.
Flour was In bottcr demand, and rathor moro
aotivc, without change in prices; The inquiry
was ohfoily On local account, but 1ew low
grader woro taken for shpmoat. Bran was 600
per ton lower, md rye flour was tirnor. sasea
wore reported OF 100 brlB winter extras at $500
loo bra do at e7.25; 100 brls do ut . 100; 100
bria do at 5000; 90 brlB do on private terms !;
225 brls spring extrna at So.25; 200 brla do at
$500; 100 brls do at 95.76; 200 brls DO On prt,
yato terms; 1875 brls unsound Dc at S9.75; 1oo
$500 TOO brla rye flour at 4.35 100 brla do at
s4.25 Total, 1,700 brls. Also 20 tons OF bran
at $3.50 on track. Tho following wero tho clos
, 1873-08-04
ncrleimer County Dniry Market.

4QGEN1H4EX CuAHAf
L1rrIx FA11st N. \, Aug. p 1873.--Tho market A.
Utica City, for te week ending Aug waB quite brisE
The offerings from factories amounted to about 7eoo
81 ss e. s sa E
rssy Inc asi Ill., VILE wen, hsd onges would havs
At f1tto Falls. for the week ending Aug. + there
was very active MARKET, by far The Hyeest Of tao
Offerings and sales Of fasm aa'fes rsnae
about 10 ovor last wuokn quotations. From 12Sl2ac
may bo quoted a. tho ruling figures, fuw v91y choso
o ssg for 12 1a osr o ysry H.
fcrior loads going ~ low aa 1oc.
AZ the uaual timo this week sseamsa of factories M
At which transactions begin TO take place it was ay
dent that faetozynen had anticipated, before
rpde sss oeae sss T. viii IL an ee On Tho
New York buyers to koop prices down to last weaks
quotations. and many eaesmen. after dlckertnF M wih
gooa 20 at 1885, when 1t began to b. noiscl about that
local hnyer had oferod i3No for one o1 te '1ah.
otes.n Then mntters presented quite different es,
cloeed out thor offerings at this ngnre thinking ~
their e1naon at .o unexpected jump In prices That
eysr, % stili hea on" on ior g.oatar sdSanee. which
9' ol the % @srast full sl : IS lois .ola for ise.
Ives 100 hores 1t ile; Hatos los q l9a{e nethe,
g Al lSxo: nreeketss Bridge, 1to st Ae Ghsisnsn,
% g GS o;ss 81 II ss e Hae S'95 la Il
S zts e i4e eicsSf r oa
Foster, II bo1es i I'd; Freeman, r bosss q ise
Henderson Association 2ol boxes at lio Henderson
Homo, 81 boxes At l9o Manhim l98 boxes at lay: :
ehells bush, 10 ho1es At 1aalc.
sod opxes M WERE nn s 81 wa1n t
chrese couultaylou this week.
Tie weather continues snowory. F.H. ".
, 1873-08-04

METALS AND T1NNERs 8TOCK-Tin plato has
York Is quoted ar. We also note declino IN sheet
and gaiyanized iron and timed copper. Trado ia
Tn plAr1-1d 1oxi4, s14.oo; do, 12x12, $3.50; do
1412o. $500: do. roofing, 10, $3.50; do, 2612s,
Eia T,n-1args, 42c; small, 4ae; bar, ~,
sSsET !;; IaSs7se; e q sa0 Tatea nuss's tr0n a'o
Nc ss H. H = sSa; H IT, a a.s1ss
Of Is per cont ts mate from this list.
corrkn-copper bottoms, 4oc brazicra, over II los,
Wlaa12 t. 30; . 3 .nd M 2 49, - to y, 11e y.
loo TO- 100 90 aoo fun bundle, + per cont ais.
present quotations Being as ralo adhered to: lo@
81 e. 4 tss @ fst's 4 H. 81 es @ % q H. ID aas d
HA3L sT6fEs9oro si;s % quet s'i and steady at tho
following qa9tatons: 70 Manila rope, r. i1N@Iso;
sss fS saflns g. sis; e ta4rea aasa 81
@1ss: oakum bale, s o9S3e6o; pitch, . bF. sd'oo
oiLs-p1icea wefo sbe samo ns on the preceding days
Of tho weck. Carbon md 1lnseed remain easy, while
oe o
wss s.s g. nests Ss foot = 81 s1s 5spE
tine, go; naphsha, o. gravity, 18@1so; naphtho,
PIG IpoN-Was in fair do1nand, aud the market was
firm at tho prices following: Scotch according to
sSs1S Isss saesIoi %
n1tssor1 charcoal, $500; Chicago stone coal 1890
oas}ea o bt With
rator woak aud irregular uniess they large.
We noo sales Of eoops turkeys al 1a,6o is coops
81 81 seoPs seSssps g. 4 S ssGps Rsss Z
coopa At s1.76@l 65; coop ducks At $3.oo. -
cal seqaest s3so per sna now @sfs Id TIE then
small tale = made Ct $500 common to iair and old
quotabo ut S1.oo per boz for yelow. and 7e@s5o for
'sEEps-rimothy was in better request and nrmer,
quotabo at ts,a5@4.oo, aud s3oot5a.1 10 seller tho
month oloyys sola n small WY at FIR For Ga A.
seeds % wsre qust and unchanged. saies include il
@ ~ 5ss ss 4 @ r. d t;5 & s s;'sf{ Gss
cIoSe1 ] At ts.7s. ''0 : N
sALT-Tho iou,and continues active st unchanged
ordinary coarse, $500; coarso Diamond Q, $2.1o;
aFy whont gIs H., s2s ds
a ssSs 2ss TaEss Isisai sFoaS aa si1S
saoat to arrive, aud sl.so@a. q. from store. ,
loving quotstens es Young hssea H.
os65o do good, 8o@7oo; do choco to extra ane 95c9
sS ano 90 h'ten e ehSeo
@s1.1o; fair to good gsnrowder, qoe@sl;0o choice
Fsas 5ass Ill @ ,ns1 s1Fs sotS MasR .as
Leaf japan, td@e5o; common to one oolong, s5@4oo;
TODAcCo~-Weq quote: -.-.
FsE gg1E1tss 7s@sso ehetes s'@7oo medi~
0 PiuagSars ssysS ioaf, 75@soo Gst bright oos7o
sass.sa9ossa ] ss choice, ':asoo' medium, 900
psssS: 1sSSsssS msSls ssoosSsa; @sAoss, ssooi
, 1873-08-04

Withdrawn from storo on Friday for city
consumption 2 2s7 bu corn; $40 bu rye 900 bu
barley Withdrawn for do during tho weok:
12,771 bu wheat; H. ,ol3 bu corn 5,0cO bu oats;
2,O07 bu rye, 1904 bu barloy.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock 80 cars
whoat; 4o5 cars corn; 81, 100 bu No. 2 do by
canal 1G oars onts; 1000 bu reteoted do by
canal car ryo; chr barley. Total (46l cars),
22O, 900 bu.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of brcadatutrs and live stock ut this point dur
Ing tho paBt week., aud for tho corresponding
Yeeks ending Oh iatod:
, 1873-08-04

DO seller September, s7.oo@s.ou; summon Do,
729S@7e. Sweet Yiolsd % lsns qa0tsssat sst4,lo g 70
Tor shoulders; 0@0Go for short rlbas md % for
Hhott cloar. Boxed Shoulders, 716@ec; English
n,cata, .02z@9tGo for short tlIsi g9so Tor bhort
cloGr Dacon fa quoted At 8114o for Shoulders 100
@15>5c for llanls, ali packed Meus beof, .@e.75@
900; oxt1n mess do, e9.75@1o.oo; boot hams,
e2l,oo@25:o0. City tallow, 7A@71o; gregg aao
luoteble at 5@0t1o. saloH wore reported Of ESQ
Grls moss pork at e15.7o;.. 250 brlH do At
a15G215; lido tca A,,wmor lard at 71lc; 10000
lbs summon. .curot bclioa at 9ll6c..
Tho Daily" Marriott I,oyiow =" glvoa tho follow
lug as tho ahipments fproyialonp from this point
for The week ending July 81 1873, and since NOV
, 1873-08-04

August or Boptombor until tho amount sold at
varously ehimntel that thore is sold sllort horo,
t. t. s tWohty 'cl millions % ct I bushels % for Az, s
g1lat. Almost overy man ono meets Ia
aold .short for August at prices vary
ing, from Al down. to 90 conta per
times tho amount that oil tho railroads aud caua
combined con bring III during tho month.
Now for Tho application, as tho preachers gay:
X tho farmors and country toa'ors wish to got q
better Price for corn iqt tom gree to atop al
Il tho price of corn docs not advance from ton
to tlftoen centa por bl1ahcl before twotty days,
YOU may count mo out,
This ovor,trndng- -aclling short property
prospect Of havlng--ip an unmitigated nuisanco,
r.inous aiko to tho good namo Of tho Board OF
Trade and the farming Producers Of tho Wontt,
and must somehow bo brought to an ondi all
heavy blow by tho rocont w1ont corner, Oh tho
bruises, wounds md brokon heads of tho whining
Victims clearly show to tho most casual olsorvor4
Lot tho country doalorH and farmera hold on
certainly have to enlarge her charitable institu-
tions to provide for tho reoklosH and foolish mon
who daily congrognto and soil what they call
opttons---of nothing. Tho hard-worhing farm-
tic grain thoir honest aud laborious toll has
produced. Timothy LAY.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2, 1873. ..
Br. Lou1s rNarEor1oN.
GRADING hcr w wheat SO higi that no ono cau touch
t. and when anyone orders load OF No. l
wheat, 1t ID not thoro to be had. In truth, st.
Louis is for onco to bo congratulated, In spite Of
her misery, especially aa the matter is not reg-
eaaily mike change, which, tho De,nocrat
l,ints will increase their receipts to 25,0o0,o00
bu 1'or yoar. r.....-..
LARGE GRAIN yEssELB.
Tho Dntralo Commercial Rayu: .
taken place within year IL tho number of large grain.
carriers tho lnkos At the close Of Lat WeoR nero
Tato ports Tho est Transporting This largo amount
eonsissed Of nifty vesscs. or thcso seventeen bad on
board % ooo bushels md npSn1g ten had d between ea
10000 bushels, two Ind between 6o,oo0 anu Co,uOd
buahcls, and vesac had upwards Of 600 bushels
In thls nect therefore, wero nineteen aFgocass YES
Tbrco years ago, 4o.ooo-bushel vessels were very
ssarso but now .hGy aro considered only na =
largoclasa vessels will bo OUT. An Idea Of theit
superiority ny bc inferred from Tho above II tool
quantity carried by two Of the last. The wear and
tear OF small veaaol ia comparatively lcea than IN
a1uaer ono. whio tho saving in men "a compared VIII
Tho now scfoonor Scotia, for instance. carrie,
66,oo0 bushoa ct corn, md requires Grey of twcyt
Ssss feF ssorh1a wond b ssso Her tssS
.ss s'nH Sno pis a:hoonss nssh' b. Tsna D se! a%'u9
e 81 ss1 sa as % FsF 9 s saa 9as a.
down trp q eight days would he s1to md or fretgh
ons in navigating yeasol. sn, tho comparison vii
Aq r4o nv ho aGeso vii III 10 ssen hst tho wages pail
to tho Norrs1 sailors Is two.thirds Of tho amo1,n
, 1873-08-04

$4,000 Third National Bank at 1856.
LATEST.
New YonK, Aug. 9-lhe bank statement shown
net nss IN legal reserves Of $8l8,o65 but tho banks
still hu s13 S03 i75 ahuyo the Is per cent required by
!uw, Tho decrease III eeHcrve this week ia the result of
an increased demand for gold for cuAGma, which has
transferred the gold from tho baAaK to tho Bub-
Treasury.
Money rrlcH very easy at 31s3h for call loans.
ExrhAnyr 1nia on tho bas.a uf 1885, for primo
baukers sixty days. sterling, aud lU9>a Gs103. for
sight. ,..,
per cent 10 flat.
Tho spscte apmenta for tho week were: Hilyor lara
t573,442: AMERICAN gold. Sl.6, 900; foreign gold,
s9,ojD; American sllyer t300o; tota ste. az: total
same time 1ast year. cearanccs sci. QUO. Tho
AgalBts,t Treasurer paid oul $J4i 900 account of In
torest and redemption Of $50 bonds, and for tho week,
sl.257,2 Custom rcce!pls, t4io00o.
Governments were quilt and atbady.
stAte bonds were dull.
The stock market exhibited great strength, and y
higher ranga Of prfcea was established III most OF tho
1eai1 slarea, n which actiy0 business was doue.
tho close tlu market was r Of slgt reaction from
tho highest point Of tho day. Tho }argrst transactions
and reached to Q;s nj tho ciosc. Lake Share advanced
flom y414 to v5A aud Now York Central from 1o5 70
1o5, t,s advance in l,ot caAes having been alnost
fully maintained. Pacific Mail ranged brtween J0s and
~, The President of thu Company to-day borrowed
$l24, ,t2 the nnoCnt Of tho ciys clnn for taxes aud
satisfied THIS hAclsnent Hgatst the Go.nrany eiA !ts
property Northwestern common sold at t8HgeG9:
itock Island advanced from 110X to l1014 H. PAUL
comun from b33t tu b3l O., q. !. O. from u K to
81 md Union Pacific from 2Bt1"to ~, Thnro waa nn
active buying movement III Delaware, Lackawannn
II Western, which rose from l0i7z to 1o2. Tbs re-
1aunder Of tho list was without Important feature
aovEaNnEsr noApa.
, 1873-08-04

- QUOTATIONS.
Extra Bceves-drndea 1teers. averaging ]. 400
ohoico I I BeovesNTine lat, wo formed aycar
TO 6 year old steers, averaging 1,25o to
Good aciy formed
sssrs Averaging t. 25o Ill., soo'2'
asng go to i2oo u.s. 4oo@Aoo
Ra spasss assea av,ssRsa to sats go for s, sy,
Stock cattle-Common eattle, In eceont o
s avHleips oS 6 i:,srs
staes bulls, and scaliawag steers. 2ooa975
catis-Texas, Northern wntered ......... 925@4.bo
ssss Curing hc vssi have Deea
6e126 against Last week. and ST. week before
lss Under tho heavy ,appy Of Monday n 901 aa
5000 stao hogs> the market was dull and lower but
the Light arrivals Of Tueaaay.,,s3s3 head-induceda
ing up pricos to s46oS5oo. They wsre not long
e t1s following thles days ssadlnS then down to
been principally for Light hosa, suitable for the Now
York market while ta oerGs have largely oonaisted
01 hfatS se piess ng
sxseptlonsy go0d 5oF ths ss;son rns the sSss, x
being 23l.1 ns. reports from different sections
III concur that there large hogcrop TO 10 marketed
s e 5a s1 soa e e or
may be expected to rul0 low. .-.
To-day The market was inactive. Buyers wonld not
operate except ut lower fBures tbnn holdrs were WILL
Ing to concodo, and only limited amount Of trading
was donO. Some ~ 900 rcn,atn IN TIE pens unsold,
and the market closed fat ut Tor heavy ana
siEEp-The condition Of the .hcop market has not
changed in any important particular. The supply and
remain comparatively ateady Local buyers were about
the only operators, but they have kept the rens we'll
inforior toe to eomn,on mn ii Tor medium; and
at 90 for good to extra.
, 1873-08-04

demnildt and further advance hns peea &C. o.,
followa. fohkfan4-Datoa,. s,5S@oNc;, nss, drums
iias iaSes ass s ,s$esssS 4 2aais
i9esaoc; Michigan do, 839o: Wsatetn do, ,6h@
7kn; Honthcrn do, 6@0jGc| ronthea, pared ~
@ 2seffss ss'iSs! Sses So
nsazii.. oSSide; recans, l?esl5a; African peanuts,
sSg'si SS!s Ssa'"s''n peanuts 'e'' 4'nn''''' 's'
sensfy ssfa ss.d2 sna s asnss s
PssSsso' 'Se Ses .eadsney g4i beIns
rieaaea With .he general situation. VIC quote:
6osssssl%1ss e 94nR 9aes@sAl ss@Ssls O. O. ,svs as4es
5s's, Y, 2s9@3esG; ia5ey ~ a4535s shoes saas
do. prime, Al !9S2s;i e Mnraesibo, 2sI@25c.
Weight, i4'l@ito; do. short woigEt, ia,iSisXo.
81, R1oE.-patta 9x@81lc; 1sangoon, 71z@7'<c; CARO-
sueAas-Iatent cnt loaf, 12x@l9zfo; cr1,ahca and
standard, 11,i9ilNo; d., No 2, 11Aa11,.o; p 1i,i@
loz 9, loX@1oHe; ehsieo brown. loX@iSEc; prime
DO lo@loho fiji o o@o21o choice s,,, molatses a;ass
sassr, choice i6S1S1o: DO rrimo, osl5looi do. fair,
o@o1o; common, s@sAo. ,.,..
mr. soo esgsr Sas syr aa
extra DO. 69@s5o New Orleans nolasses, choiee eo@
S1o; 90 prime 3s99Sc 90 common, oogSgs; poF19 10
Aco molaases. choice, o6@Goo; common Hoasses' W
@Sbc.
sAhEnA19nIuonmoa to hess o@1oo; ,.,.
9s94oo; popner. pn. WS2oc; nutmegs $.?SSl ;S9i
e,nSer' pure 2s9aoo do No. !. 2oa2sc DO No. y ~
go; soHrs-rrenct mottea. oH@osc; aormnn notified
oh&o34o Golden Wes1 0@oHo; White Lily GA9
oHe; W1lto Noeo, oA80NG; brown Mlndsof. eA@
sfAhoh-dloee, W Qaloc; corn' 9&Sl1o; Iaunafy eeS