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COD LIVER, OIL.

4 ROMATIC COD LIVER OIL, and Aromatlc
A Cod Liver Oil with Phosphate Of Lime, ex-
ceedingly beneficial in cases of Consumption:
Warranted pure and sweet A supply just In at
JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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SIJNDRIES.
GRIST.
DRESS GOODS

TUST arrived at our Grocery Store, a barrel Of
81 very nice Grist. - m
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Religious Notice,

htIISIOuc NVVIOos
There will be preaching at Union Church on
next Sabbath, 25th instant, athalfpastten o'clock,
A. M. and at the Yorkville Baptist Church at ]
o'clock in the afternoon.
T. J. TAYLOR, Pastor.
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CORN FOR SALE.

II have lot of CORN for sale near Howells
Ferry in York county. Also, some in Union
county, near the Ferry. This corn is in the shuck.
have also shelled corn for sale at the mill, near
by. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bushel:
j. s. r. THOMSON.
April II 16 tt
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Spettal Wotites.
RELIGIONS NOtiCO

Religious Notice.
There will be no religious services at Tirzaf
Church, until the second Sabbath of June.
R. LATHAM.
Moy % 81 2t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will be re-
= ceved for sixty days by the Chairman of the
Board of Trustees ofthe State Orphan Asylum for
a SITE AND BUILDING for the above named
institution, in accordance with joint resolution
of the General Assembly, approved February q,
A. D. ls73 to invite proposals for site and build
ing as requiredby said joint resolution.
R. W. TURNER,
Chairman of Board State Orphan Asylum.
April IA 9t
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COTTON RISING

VTNHE Dickson Cotton Sweep is on hand and for
sale at the old established house of ]. H.
ADAMS. Call and get the first pick.
Anr;I II l6 IF
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DRJJGS! DRUGS!!

nUY your Drugs at the York Drug Store,
; where you can find the largest stock OF
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals ever brought to
the 1p-country. JOHN O. KUYKENDAL.
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WHO

WHO are the closestbuyers? Why those who
w buy their Goods ofthe two young men who
lately set up first-class Family Grocery. They
sell cheap. w. H. d J. P. HERNDON.
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THE YORKVILLE BRANCH
OF THE
Citizens Savings BAJz OF 50. GAROLDA.
Office Opposite the Store of. 81. Adams,
Deposits Of 81 and Upwards Received.

Interest allowed at the rate of per cent. per
annum ON Certificates Of Deposit, and
6 per cent. compounded every
b.. six months on accounts. :,....
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LOVE

Ch hACh EnSs
A LII kinds, styles and prices of Crackers,
n sale at w. H. q j. P. HERNDON'S
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"PAIN KILLER"

There can be no necessity, at this late day,
for the press to speak in conmendatory terms
of this remarkable medicine, in order to pro.
mote its sale; for it is medicine that is
known and appreciated the wide world through.
Whenever we speak of the Pain-Killer, as in
the present instance, we do so in behalf of the
afflicted, rather than with the view Of advanc-
ing the interests of its proprietors. For va
rious diseases, such as rheumatism, cholera,
cholera -morbus, burns, sprains. bruises, and
so on to the end of the catalogue, we are con-
vinced that there is no remedy before the peo-
pie equal to Davis Vegetable "Pain.Killer," "
and we know that thousands upon thousands
entertain the same belief Certainly, we can
not refer to the history of any medicine which
equals that of the Pain-Killer. 1t was intro.
duced in 1910, and from that time to this, its
sale, both at home and abroad, has constantly
and rapidly increased, and we rejoice at the
high reputation it has achieved, because this
reputation shows that it has been the means
of relieving vast amount Of human suffer
ing. We hope the present proprietors of
Davis Vegetable "Pain-killer" will long live
to enjoy the prosperity which they have so
fairly WOn
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The SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
The Southern Baptist Convention which as
sembled last Thursday at Mobile, Alabama,
was largely attended by delegates from the
different Baptist churches in the South. The
Rev. Dr. j. P. Boyce, of South Carolina, pre-
sided over the body. On Friday the Conyen.
ton discussed the subject of the removal OF
the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
from Greenville, S. c., to Louisville, KY,
and resolutions were adopted approving the
action of the board of trustees in locating
the Seminary at Louisville, when a sufficient
endowment of at least s5O0,000 should be
raised, 100000 of that amount to be raised
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r. M. DOBSON & co.
.JTTST 81.

WHATS that my friends Why, believe to
w take it up one side and down the other,
that DOBSoN'S is the place to buy your Goods:
He deals fairly and sells good Goods, and will not
sell ANYTHING mean without telling you.
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FINANCE COMMITTEE AT YoRKVILLE.
WHEELER, J. n. ADAMS, LIN. GRIsT.
ns SIGHT DRAFTS drawn onall the Branches
~ the Rank in this State and also all the prom
inent places in the United States and Europe.
ne Stocks, Bonds, Gold and Silver bought and
Sold
Ms~ Mutilated Currency purchased at small
disconnt w. B. NETS,
Assistant Cashier at Yorkville.
r,,.-~xo On ly
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, 9. c..
OFFICE NO, II BROAD STREET.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
VVHE Deposits in the Savings Department Of
this Company are investedas Special Trust,
and, therefore, are not subject to the hazards OF
In addition to this special security, depositors
have the guarantee of the entire Bank Capital,
which amounts to three hundred thousand dol
lars (33O0,O00).
a safe security for their savings, however small t;
and at the same time bearing remunerative in
terest (six per cent. compounded quarterly
Currency can be remitted by express, and drafts
by mail. F. A. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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ALPACA.

VOU can find very nice line of Black Alpacas,
from so cents to 81. so per yard, at the popular
Dry Goods Store Of ~ m
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May %
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w. 81. & J. P. HERNDON.
LEMONS.
CANNED GOODS.

WYE have nice lot of Lemons. Persons that
w are fond of the refreshing drink will do
we'll to call at w. H. & J. P. HERNDON'S.
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LACE CURTAINS

VOU can find nice article Of Lace Cloth for
I Curtains, at DOBSON'S popular Dry Goods
Store.
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CRACKERS.

oysters, Tomatoes, Peaches Sardines Sal.
u mon, Corn and Jellies. Come and get some
w. H. & J. p. HERNDON.
, 1873-06-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

.,., SATURDAY EVENING, May 81.
ALooHoL--was in fair den'snd at s1,s291.a7 for o.
bEAN5 AND pEAg-Thsre was moderate inquiry
for beaus st tho prices given haloY Pear wore qot
Ohoice hknd-poked nayios 62bot92goi do mediums,
Ia brls) s1.4o@1.o0; FOLLOW DO ta bagsA {.25.
essentially the samo the preceding days Of tho
week, . mir local and outside domand e1latlng at
nominay unchanged priccs Stocks are reported Light
ali aroun and prlcea appear to have about touched
bottom. Wo quote: Strictly cho!co Yellow 0a@15n;
medium to goot1 10000 inferior to common 101oc.
DAau1Nd-neslets rcne;t l. continuance ,h1s et tae
tfndo und tho feeling ia still little weak. In Huau
Wsy tl prices arc being roalizod but anything like
liberal orders are ll!od At concosaion. Wo quote:
stark, 3GXo; Ludlow, $40; Lewiston, S4Ku; Amart-
csn b2o; A,noateng, 31An; Otter Greek, 4ci hMr!ap
bags, and by, 2U@22o; gunnisest sang'o' 17SlSo;
DHOOM COltN-dood corn u moving freely and -
qu.te nsm: Wo repeat: No. hlsl 9S7s; 1 No. sioct
ias5 Ssa'a; sfss sxSio d ap. 'Gio; Do pa's sad
fol' H'uifDiNa III MATERIALS -oouslnuo to meet with
Moiurate Inquiry. Portland ce1nont 10 steady ns
r,G0aT6O. Pressed brick are dull, but there IN
rather moro doing III common. Quotations hre
rs follows Etucc0, $3,d0Qs2.76 Now York stno-
Co. casting, ta7691e9N; l. ."nsrne IS In, 20; hr
dstA isis eomeut ssa5@ssto; Utica, Louisville, aaa
sso lne ID hulk, a5r@tt 10 lime ltslsl q as
par brl; white aandt per hrl: t1o9es2e0; plas-
N0.o0ta9o;O6; building hrlck (commonl s1:oga7,oo
seweF brick, 1900 country brvt $780, delivered
Milwaukee pressed, $3.50. DOL; DO common. stoo;
, 1873-06-02
REAL ESTATE.

- HuRioesa in real estate has BEEN rather dull
again during tho past week In comparison with
the speculative activity Of two months ago.
There Is, however, still large amount Of every,
class OF property being sold except "insido
busineaa property hnd 6rat-claBs residence proD-
erty in the central parts Of the city. Tho great
bulk OF the business is 8till In tho salo Of cheap
lots for immediate improvement, at prices rang
ing from $500 to 81, 800 each. Next to thia tha
activity is still In suburban 1nnds. Wo hear Of
no less than four large salos Of land at Wasbin1-
ton Heights, at prices ranging fsom 81, ,OO0
70 e1,on per acre, mono Of which,
however, have hoen finally closed up
30 as to transfer the land, tho delay in Rettlne
abstracts OF title being tho chof Obstacle, gey-
erA transactions In land noar Cornell, and also
mar the Northwestern car-shops, are also await
Ing tho same kind Of documents boforo tbev can
bo completed. Tho thrae neighborhoods aboye
mentioned arc tho only suburban onos In which
there is special activity. As for prices, thors has
been no noticeable change In any quarter for a
souplo Of weeks past. Owners Of land In tho
three above neighborhoods are offering groat
deal OF land for aalo, but feeling secure that the
'Alfoad facilities which they now possess must
e'entuany make their property much mora yalu-
Ado than now, are not disposed to mako any
CONCESSIONS ln prlcoH.
THE NORTHWESTERN oAn.Buors.
Ino walls OF the sound-house Of tho North
western company arc now about 10 to Ia feet
n'gh, anu tue work Ia being pushed with tho
Hreatost possible rapidity. a. soon from tho
Washington street entrance to Ceptrh pnr], u
looks as big as Fort Sumter, and, whom n il ro.
menbered that this is only one OF a dozen as hiv
that are to be built thero, It viii furnish ~ nS
approximate notion Of hom tho wholp msss Of Of
buildings will help. to break up the deaii uni i.
formity Of tho prafrfo northwoat OF tho park,
]. D. Harvey has sold within the la.t ton tlays
, 1873-06-02

rccent ,ahipments having been 1Iberal. and It is
oo Soso now sers ssa @ fsRn11R sRTa@s
ship1rent and will be-, Forwarded with.
in 5on days.. Tho market closed ut
tho following range Of prlces9 Mess pork,
cash or soller Juno, &15.86@10.00; do Hol.
ler July; &10. .2b916,80; do aoller August,
@10.46@16.60; lard, oaeh or aellor juno, $500
@s.55i do eollor July $9.80@9.8b; do SOL
picked hams quoted At 1ot@12o Dry anltod
Eaeats quotable at G96@e12o' for Shoulders,
abort clear. Doxod ahaullore, 0s6@o1o. Eng
lst moats, 9949814of for short ribs, 81@Do for
Hhort oloar. Bacon Ia quoted ut 751Sn for
shoulders; 01o for olenr riba ;o31o for
short clear, and 18@l411to for hams, oil packed.
Mess bcof, $0.0o@0.2ti extrh nosa Do, $10.00@
10.26i beof hamst S2b. b.oo@2o.6Q. City tallow,
74@8o; groano qnotablo ut t1{@85{o. galos
1000 600 brls do st 9l5.DO, 100 bria d. at
s15eb, I o99 b hrls ao seller July at elo.4o 800
brla do at $f0.00; 900 brls do at 41025; 500 brls
DO noller August Ut 910.50; 600 toB lard Beller
June at 1856; 100 tcs do at $3.50; 1,250 tcs do
seller July ,ot $3.50; 100 tc8 do at 4875; 1o0 900
lbs short ribs eeller July at $50; 100 boxes long
hams hams G G7 l6B) at ,aoAo; .o6 tcs sweet picked
Tho Daily Commercial Report giveB tho follow
ing as tho. shipments Of 'provialona from this
point for tho week ending May 40, 1873, and
since Nov. 1, 1879, also comparative aguroH:
, 1873-06-02
, CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Rovio1v for tho Week ending Sntur-
<tay Evening. may 31s

CATTLE-The week Just cloaed hna witnessed no
market tho quality Of the stock offered for aalo and
tho character Of tho demand being essentially tho samo
supply ssbraeeI s fewer good to cloico stocrs Of o
1850 10 Tbs averago aud lsrgor amount Of butch
sea sP m asys 1oa
oppressive, and prices would no doubt havc been
fairly sustained al around But the 5sceipts Of tas
ensblei @ d. to iii 'f,' ther orders It materially
Tic offerings of good to choice COWS and light tlcshy
steers sucla rs city butchers seek hayo fallen cor-
1ssf soy y ans1
advance. Tho present scarcity t,thia description q
troyera will promote their interests by exercising
considerable caution in handling SUCH In stock steers
4 supply % proving oxtremely nght: Prices nominal
1t 90 for common to good gfa1es. Now mela
eows sro tr md IL y sy ar
connon md At S3s oo@4soo for fair to choice yeal
calyos plenty, and so slowly at rnnge o. $5oo@
bor Of Teras cattle sale Without scnsbly Affecting
yalues, good to choice eor.fsd comma9ding % II s7o9
moro thin usual freedom. Tho cfect was 10 ssnsely
sn sottlys as a
Light aud they well as most Of to stae sIa. eae e
S to e1 VIII
bulG at $5.o0@5.05. rho market closed ste.dy and
firm, with fair prospects for tho ensuing week.
Ertra-aradod atcors averaging l,.oo lbs o.ao .,
fh5iee I'savea%fine. III Vol iorncd syesr
to year old steers, Averaging 13oo to ro>,. m
cad 30 nssvss.wsl.t 5es ney formed
ntcers, averaging 1900 to 1900 ibs... Ge5G5540
A1e eann 1.ioo to i2so Ss - ~. - ~ soo@s2s
ss sIsssss ssss aveSass ss sstss 60 S: os
az ho{{ tin $JI
, 1873-06-02

Withdrawn from store on Thursday and friday
for city consumption: GOO bu wheat; 3,42o bu
corn a,74a bu oats, 25t bu rye, $3.50 bu harlcy.
Withdrawn for do during tho wook: 3,703 bu
wheati 10.4o7 bu corn; 17,o52 bu oats; a.770 bu
rye, 12,180 bn barley.
Tho following grain has heen inapootod into
store during the tro days ending with 10 O'Clock
thia mornings 2O4 cars wheat 445 cars corn
$500 bu understandable do, by canal; asa cars
, 1873-06-02
MONEY AND COMMERCE
MONETARY

hATuHpAr EyErrNo, May 81.
During tho past woel< tho Honoy markota both
EaBt and vYoat hnve grown oasler. It IL possible
that tho fact that tho National Banks have re-
covcd tho onl for thoir statement, and naturally
do not expect to have anothor ono sooh, indueos
the1n to lot out money little moro frooly, but
nsitlo from this tho supply Of money soena to bo
increasing. Deposits at tho banka are as large as
,thoy havo boon for Rix months, and tho supply
Of money offered in the open market is largo
enough to make a good dornnnd for business
paper.
tho varlous wheat markets III THO Northwest to
10 r,sod doubtless. In paying for whoat which is
now coming into tho country akntlonn much moro
rapidly than last wcek. The amounta Of our
ronoy ordered from hore to Milwauooo, Wnona,
He'd Wing, and other p1accs In that direction yes-
teriaY and to-day indicate more aotiyo move
mont OF tho grain In tho Northwest. and the
probability Of larger receipts both here and at
milwaukee, no1t woek.
Exchange was sold between banks to-day at
25 cents por 81, 900 premium.
There las boon but little done in local stocks
during tho pnnt Wook.
Tho cloarlngs Of tho Chicago banks for tho,
, 1873-06-02

Wheat ,waa active. and strong early; then
dragged and ruled 1s rather weak during tho
aagu!ar SESSION. Inc eafly strength vas pfoalcat
.1. .ne otpocsataion OF goou demand from n,t tho
short intofe6t, especially On cash wheat. There
Was quite; hurry about u o'clock, and cash
Wheat sola fEeey 1T = ~ h but the d.
market AT rocoded rec to about S1.2o4 for cor lots,
with el.20H for round lots, closing at S1.28
nsked Tor tho latter There was 2 moderate in,
Ay AuiTy for tue Juno option up to u o'clock, put
good many tradea were left unprovided for, as
aomo of tho june shorts think 1t will pny thom
bost to al in late in tho month: Honco it was
anticipated that deliveries wiu be- very light on
wheat oirered next wook beyond the ourront ro-
oe'pts, Tho option opened ae s1.2716, advanced
to 9l.2e}9; and receded to 8l.27M stood tl'oro
for some time, thon aunk to s1.20el. and closed
averaged about 10 below June, olosing iittle bot
was va no1ninai At s1.2o;5Gl.21, % and sor aesiior
tho yoar at s1.14@l.15, with ono
or two eales curly ut the outside. No. !
No; 8spring closed nominal at s1.1a115, and re-
jocted do vas dull and unsuitable. Cash ssles
Mere re- reported Of lo bn No: sBEing M n6o At q
e9 bn y Mo2 "a eprn Ct s1s1 9 o hn 90 at
Sc fs sa &C se = @ s1sss q 81 :? He g.
3 spring at $1.1o'1 1900 bu do at s1'19. Total,
lao. 200 bu. :
Corn was less ncttYo than the Average OF tho
past wcekI though fair business waB transaotod
at about tho same plicos Of yesterday. Therd
WAS not much shipping demand, except for 1e-
{ected,, tho trading bolng mostly In options.
Seller Juno was relatively weak, being Nberally
offered BY parties who hhyo 1t coming to them
on Monday; whllc the moro deferred options
we're strong, as there !Vas an extensive demand
for them from tho sellers for June, who wanted
To- to keep in tho deal without carrying tho grain
Tho general feeling, til near tho cloao,
Was one, Of strength IN tho future, as
it Is thought the receipts will be Light
Tor several Weeha yos andit lg Iumored that
combination of Capitalists has bought up large
percentage OF the corn now In CRIB, and intana
TO bold IT over till next year. Seller June opened
nt S9e, advanced 70 39Ho, and declined to 3oo at
ne cioee aouoe Jnly sola o. a214g41>6o seller
AUGUST e. a4553g'aoo and Beiier tue month, or
regular 20. at 499Syo, AZ closing at tue m
side. New receipts q No. = closed at a02so,
an1 No.1 q &c. Gash saies @ wore reported
o. 5,opo p4 no; st 4i1n1 o,2Vo on 40 o. 4i4o;
a,eV9 bu 40 at 80; 5to99 ~ yellow at 4l15o;
r. ~ - - - InsLs1 cHn, ,,e - - sntS ~ = 'con nt ~,
n - ~ ~ h ~ A. ~ ~ aEf, SE9 b,, bu
ia NJ 4G,So: aJ} In Az et 4f1n: i'm h, 10 at
soo; 66 bn do at M s9o ~ ~ M 90 6 bu do Su at a SO: o.
W " ~ ~ ~ 81 III itou ~,
On poata e. aS % oo To1eetea O. IL ~ 9a
~ ~ ~ IA 9o1 ~ W ~ oAo A'ooo W W
, 1873-06-02
s1o,boo Cook County National Bank at 1o1.
$500 Chamber OF Commerce at IS.
$1,000 Traders Insurance at 100.

sioboo Cook County National Bank at 1o1.
$500 Chamber OF Commerce At 35.
. 14ATEsT.
NEW TonT, May 31.-Money was very easy to-dny,
opening as per cont for ca loana and closing At to
Foreign exchange was stronger and primo bankers
advanced tho rateAto 1OSA for sixty days atsrng
1o94 for sight. The actual business at concea-
sion Of lilo to A from tho asking quotations. There
wore indications OF q demand for remittance
count OF called bonds, and doubt bankers advanced
the rates IN anticipation Of increase In this demand
before tho ciusing Of nc1t Wc,nesasy'a mil.
Customs receipts to-day, 800. .251. ...l .,..
Tho Syndicate eatimntes that only s. 600 gold
will b0 paid ont In the settlement OF tho $780, 600 600
$40 honda called in for June I.
To-day the Assistant Treasurer nt this po 1T paid out
gold this account, Washington checks for
tho ammo having been presented THE National Banks
subscribed for IS 900 OF Aves payable In gold,
md tho Syndicate had orora to buy gold therefor but
for eone t!no past they have been picking up called
bonds, which anawsr tho esme purpose for tho Coy
ernuent, and facilitate the funding operation.
Gold WAS lowur In the morning, and declined from
and reoovofsd to iis Il tho close. Tho rates paid
Tor carving marc !, ands per cent mud nat for
Tbs Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day on sc-
over 600. During the week s2lo 900 pcr cent
certificates we're fedeonaed with legal teuers, which
leaves only $4,000 Of these certificates outstanding.
Qlcarances, SC, 600.
Governments were dull and steady all day.
Stste bonds ruled quiet; Tcnncsaecs heavy.
The stock speculation mas very dull at tho opening
and close but between the hours Of u md tho deal
ings were more animated. The nuctusuous outside
of Pacific Mail, were only e TO per cent up to mid
day, but After that tinoo general advance Of to1
Res eent took place Ihis however va partially LIT
best ngnres Of tho day. There was no regular call s
Stanton, member Of tho Board and this only added
70 the generaii5 dull condition Of adniTs.
, 1873-06-02
COMMERCIAL.

BAruabAY EVENING, May 81.
The following woro tho receipts and shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past forty-etght hours, and fer the
corresponding day one year ago:
, 1873-06-02
Paria who. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9b09 400
Whiting. ................,...... 2ooGS $50
FuTTX.
Ii bulk. ~. .......................... 34@aKo
In IInddbrA, 1!fGN4
9.60@ 400
2.009 $50

Rasls Wss sao sssS ss ssS ssS
n balk; ..''.'.............."... 3A@23ho
a oEx moderate soaa of tra'SS St ~
@ a9n8 al o 2aoSsies ssoe 9ng ass
aene eosl s6teo Missouri alono coal. *57, ,oa5a0o.
IouLTlsY-oholce el,iokens wcro salablo At $4,000
roguos Il i2Siss for ooico. dceso sod At sI.6o.
Sales comprise Il coops o1sra largo cllctona at $500
10 ooons o. coopS spring do at $2to@9oo
pt)rAToEsE EWoro dull aud weak ut 4a@5oo for
I br 's sass gusd iaeo 1o'? 'sn ssrs
peso9nlowa at 900 dyd; car do at 40 on track.
. i S Se e aoe onsaaTs 6 S
sss. 9s'9a sss 5 :' as;j srons ~a 'Sss
1s9n nF 7Isnd e.. s"ss q $780, ground aia ad
thy sola at 2S fos prime III common il!o At !5o;
gssIss Il 81 slas q bsgs ut 81 a5 bags far 1t
TEAs-Moro In fair demand with prices stcad!or.
yno9 Mo aunIe Houg M hys1 TO- fs ~ DO
05o; good to eholeo do soeGt11o; nno 70 good gun
%as 94e&92 e9cS 1s9 sa
se19on DO eaorsd netgsal eat 59gan
dSs shcis9 to e.tfa, s5c@si %. ' s'' IVY
~ ,,IoDAopo-Romaina steady "a previously quoted.
III uassw1sa@fino EWING dut-Extrp, 7sesso; CHOICE ose
I'M iss 7S@Saa; Ill BRIGHT eoe7oo;
anoxIso.aoSa te choice, 22@ooo: medium 2o3
and tho quotasiong wore trmly Sustained Dcoch,
sooo; maple, 1900; hickory, SLIGO; slabs 5000,
yEHETA 1sr ER1,e 1nartet ID r,otx pnnr{o3 h., t1o
, 1873-06-02

METALS AND T1NNERs' STOCK-MoBt OF tho
IN PltTE-Io. loxla sl4.6o; DC, I2112 SEQ; , ao,
1T 1Ma52o, 1880; do, roonns TO- $l4'oo; ao' sox2''
S;zag t;s ss;fs s H. I'll sss Fl
'tss sasa4 aaaai3;ss insanNe n}{s; T. IT. ~ rates.
No ] '9e so u No e. asz ssas1
Of 10 psr csnt il made from Tie list.
Corrxn-0oprer bottoms, 45c; brazers. oyoF Ia tbB,
az i s III i 1ans aa T. 1:o i I.1 ,ss. s
saiSSsfs fsns Ssi i s x i' .s with
as tsf 1Sa ass !ss PsE rs
ID do, duo. $500; "a do, 1925 cl!ich. $.s7H 1870
" nHyAI tSs 81 sronH8 8-oontinue actye sna steady.
ie9e hemp sasaa sas s9s raa Ssiys aasS oaRap Ra1ns
Sa,o, u 5sto; pteh, I'll, 1eod@7od; tar, bsi,
ortS' oits@ MGeral business doing IN Tits depart
ment. aud prices were generally web eusaineo lard
oil being tho only description showing weakness.
tsas I 3ss as g. Ts Sss aSs;e osfss
lvSE0 Hseo3 iaM, % s,S io Soiled, tlos; whale, a7e
s;es al0; neats foot. oil strictly naro, sl1o:
as g. ?1ss aephst sS o ST srsn!ae sss7o; nsphta
o3grayy 2oc; nephha@ @ GomSn; 1e1a5c: ,,,rs ,
Changed, Tue following boinB current:
WHITE LEAD.
HtEic!ly ruro. "
Fancy brands Emo. '''''A's'
Genuine yeic Montague. xo,, m.o9 4 ~
A1,eriean' ao,oa..
h1aaury,s railroad color. 1l.eo
Palace cooEH in ~ 1s
Rochelle oc1lre. e''oeS *
Engltah Won. red. xo, = ,5 "
English orange mineral. "
ptlsburgh orange mineral. 4oo 4o'M
Engli4h rcd lead =.
American rod lead Es *
, 1873-06-02

oats; II cars ryo, carB barley. Total 1904
Tho following wore tho rooelpts and shipments
Of broH0stufra and stock at this point during tho
wcok ondiug With tllIs morning, and for oorro-
spending weeka ending as dated..