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Flour was quiet and steady. though reported
dull and tame in New York. Tho market was in
the ealno condition as others, tho inquiry for
shipment being checked BY the car eni5ma
Stocks continue light, and theirs is little danger
OF thoir being Immediately augmented b. re-
ceipts from the country, as transportation is
scarce, and many Of the mills are frozen up.
Bran was strong at e12.00 on track. Sales were
reported OF 100 brls white winter extras (Gold
Chop) at 9o75; 50 br1s do liuian) at &9>75 !;
do at s8.75;, 200 brls spring extras lMinn.) At
$500 Is br1s do Bterling) at s6:75; 100 brls do
1t S665 100 brIs do at S66211z; 700 brls on pri-
vate terms; 100 brls rye at 81 80 !; 100 brls do
Deioit City) at e485 25 brls buckwheat at
$40. Total, 1900 brla. Also 10 tons mid
dlings (poor) 1t $1,000 on track.
Wheat WAS less active, being decidedly slow
during a great part OF the session, but Was
decidedly steadier, and averaged shade higher
than yesterday, though New York Was quoted in
active and easier. The only opposing influence
from any other point WIS d eahlegram to the Of
markets advancing tho latter probably in con-
sequence OF recent large sales for future de-
livery. Our receipts continue small, and ship
ments ditto but, there arc numerous shipping
orders for wheat which would be filled if cars
could be procured, and some are buying in hopea
OF seeing their way out OF the difficulty Gre
long. This fact tended to make cash wheat firm
to-day. aud options were firm in sympathy,
though with nothing like the demand that has
been observed during the previous part OF
ths ths shes wss is Tho sro5s general and tone would Il
certainly result in considerable advance il it
wero not for the pecuniary scarcity which reigns
supreme. Seller February opened at S1.25I18f.
advanced to 91.25, receded to s1,2514, and closed
firm st s1.25s<; soller :ho month or cash No.
ins{ie. Seller :1tEasch sold 1t sI.25@l. ask,
closing at al.23L. No. Epriny VAS eutiret-
, 1873-01-26

The Rey. William +. Stewart will preach this morn
iuR.in the Reuben Street Church.
= he1 e! nens1 a aho
The Rev. 4. Yonkex will lead the revival meeting
today at the Western Avenue Church. TheEubjcct
"The Prodjgal Brother."
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Rev. Arthur 6wazey will preach this morning
and evening in the chapel Of the Ashland Avenue Sem
1nnry. ... 1885,.
Tho Rev. Abbott E. Eittrtdge will preach this
morning a7d crcnlng in tho Third Church.
Tho ney- james a1acIaugasau preachcs, as usual,
at tho First Scotch Church The evening subject f.
"yYes there Church before the Day Of pentecost7n
Professor Swing will preach this morning ut Nc
Preaching in tho Fullerton avenue Church, BY the
pastor Rev. n. O. Young morning and evening. Sun
day school at II m.
The Rev, ]. O. II. Hewitt viii preach this morning
at Ok Park On The Uon1ueEor and bis Inheritance
The Rev. Robert Laird Collier will 1neach this
morning in 1rartiney Hall.
The Ray. John Weiss, Of Boston will preach in
Unity Church for tho Rev. Robert oollyer.
There Will he morning and evening services In
There win bo no morning service in tho Third
Church. In tho evening Rev. John Weiss, OF Boston
viii preach On "a Trust ID 4 Divine Place." ~.
nApT1sr. .
The Rev. John Gordon will preach his annual ser
rnou this morning in the Western Avenue Church.
The Rev. Henry Morehouse will preach this evening
The Rev. y. II. Eysrts Will preach this morning
at the WABASH Avenue Church. There will be gospel
DIR. Mitchell Vii preach this morning, and DE-.
Erer.s this evening, ut the indiana Avenue Chapel.
Tho Rev. Florence Mccarthy will preach this
morning in tho University Place Church.
CONGREGATIONAL
Tho Rev. T.. r. Chamberlain will preach this morn-
ing and evening at the New England Church.
Tho Rev. VIM. Alvin Bartlett will preach IS usua1
at Plymouth Church.
-The Rov. g. b. Hrlmer will preach this morning
and evening ut the Union Park Church
uS1vEns4L1sT.
Church Of the Redeener, corner OF Washington and
Eangamon streets; Rev. DR.. Forester, pastor, Will
preach morning and evening.
ST. PaupE-Servces In the morning, as uauat at
the corner Of Wabash avenue and Peck court. O1.
Ryder WILL preach. !.
TheR.y G. Day Noble will preach to the Second So
ciety at this afternoon, In Plymouth Church, on
" The Separation of Abraham from Lot"
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. Lyman G. Howe will lecture this morning At No.
90 West Randolph street, on " The Genius OF the
Lyceum Movement" In the evening, he will deliver
farewell address.
Elder bIfles Grant, Of Boston. will preach this
morning and evening ut Advent Church.
The Rev. james Harrison Will preach this morning
and evening ut the Church at the Pilgrims.
Elder D. Il. and Mrs. II. G.. Mansfield will hold
morning and evening prayer-meettng Ut No. 6l9 West
Lake street.
The Rev. T. Richards will preach this morning in
the English Observation-Disclosures Church.
, 1873-01-26
The schedule Of appropriations for 1873, ss

The schedule Of appropriations for 1873, ss
mada out By the Committee, is 53. .450, 900.
Respecting the Sunday Schools in connection
with the church, of which there are four, the
homo school is the lsIgest, having an average
attendance this year Of 75l. The maximum at
tendance at any ono time was 942, the minimum,
800. Receipts for the year, s8s6.97- The Union
Band Mission, corner Of Second and Bickerdike
streets, averages $50 echolars; the Danish 1fis-
seson, 1893, and the Union Stock Yards Mission,
800, making total average attendance Of 1,404
scholars in the four schools.
One Of the deacons made 160 calls on New
Years Day. and the nine have made over thou
eand visits during the yeer.
The choir contains seventy members. Their
proning voluntaries embrace the choicest selec-
tions, among which Of late have been five num-
be1s from Haydn,s Creation" nino numbers
from Mozarts Twelfth Mass" Reghini's S*The
lord is Great" etc.
Ono Of the active missionaries Of the church,
known o. Aunt Lizzie" who has been il tho
held for the last Are yesrs has made 16 954 Eis-
tts. and has distributed II ,s74 garments.
This partial showing Of the Second Baptist
Church places it among the first OF our city
churches, ana with the bdst in the country.
, 1873-01-26

The following grain has been inspected into
store this merning, up to 10 o'clock: Is cars
whsat 80 cars com, car oats, 8 cars rye, IL
cars barley. Total, 81 cars, or Il, 600 bu.
Withdrawn from store during the week for
city consumption: 1854 bu wheat, 1910 bu
corn, 5,1s4 bu oats, 4.aa7 bu rye, ,23S bu bar
ley. None on Friday.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of b1eadstufrs aud stock at this point during the
week ending with this morning, and fo7 corre-
spending weeks ending "a dated:
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CALENDAR FoR TIE MEEK:

T..
Jan. 2B-Third Sunday after Epiphany.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Jan. 2s-Third Sunday after Eplphany st. Poly
carp, B. II.
Jan. 27-5t, Joha Chrysostom, B. Q. D..
jan 2a-St. Raymond, Of pennafort, c.; st. Agnes,
secundo.
Jan. 2a-st. Francis, Of sales, B. G.
Jan. 30-St. Martina, r. Ii.
JAM 3l-st. Peter Nolssco, C.
Fs1. l.st; 1snatius, .. il; st. Bridget, Y. pa
tronees Of 1re1and}.
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freely, and the pens were kept pretty well
cleared ut $3.50@3.75 for poor to common thin
mixed lota. at s4.0o@4.75 Tor medium grades,
and at 95.00@5.75 foz good to choice Sales Of
extra we're effected at Sc. 5.90@6.50, while in one
instance S7.25 vas Obtained The market closed
steady.
, 1873-01-26

Tho Presbyterian Ministerial Association, Of
this city; at their list meeting, unanimously
a!optod resolutions commencing l1r. Charles
Crosby, tho Financial Agent Of the praabItedan
, 1873-01-26

bu No. spring 1T 3l.25; q. SOC bu do at 3l.4i5
2s,soo bu do at s1.24s!; 500 bu Nc: sspring at
t s1.11sl; 1000 bu do nt Sl.114; 400 bn do ct
| S1.11L; 1900 bu rejected at 51.00; $500 bu do
at csc. Total s. 200 bu.
Corn was loss active, and declined ]s@Ao
hoaviaoss in Now York, willie Liverpool wsa also
easier, and the reports OF tho corn movement
| for the past week show q further addition OF
nearly half million bu to our stocks in htore*
sollor February opened A. IL ~; and declined t. to
or cash No. 2, sold At 3o@l@s1c; Eellor March ct
| 9t54@3116; eeller April at 32s5@3255c; acllor
May at 3656@3G24c; and seller Juno at 37H@
! 37Mc, all c1ohing tame at tho inside. Rejected
alone closed fir1n being relatively SCARCE. Caeh
$4,000 bu do nt 3Q7sc; 37,s03 bu do at s0slc
1,6o0 bu rejected at Csc; 2,400 bu do at 27%c;
800 bn do az 27}5c. Total, LOG, 200 bn.
Oats were less active, and avcruged about 20
with little offering, and our stocks in store show
very small increase during week, Strictly fresh
receipts sold at 253s@2535c, Seller the month
At i 25T@255S, seller March At 2s5S@
@26Hc, seller April at 2s91@2e}lo, ard sell
ber OF orders on the market for shipment, but
buyers hold off till they can obtain ca:B. Cash
sales were reported of 8, 400 bu No. 2 at 25Ic;
1900 bu do at 253Sc; GOO bu rejected at 22}4c.
Total, II, 200 bu.
Rye was luiet, but 10 higher, there being
almost none offering, while the demand was
fair. Cash sales wero restricted to 400 bu No. Z
at 6oc; 1900 bu doat 6S14c, and 400 bn by sample
it Tic. Total 1900 bu- Rejected was nominal
at Csc.
Barley was very quiet, but strong at 1c ad-
vance, there being several buyers On the Aoos,
and very few sellers at any price. 1t Is reported
that stocks are very short East, there being only
shout 400, 900 bn il New York for the supply OF
that city, Philade]phia and Baltimore, and none me
large, and Increase but slowly. For No. 2, there
were buyers at 78c in any house, all through tbs
session seller March sold early at
100, and closed with 80c bid. No.
was irregular, ut about Csc in ordinary houses,
60c. Cash snles were reported Of 1000 bu No:
"a. D. d Coz at BIC; ! 200 bu do at 78c; 800 bn
No. at csc; 1,G00 bu do at Csc; 400 bu rejected
at 52c; 500 bu at 50c to arrive; 400 bu by 50 NJ
pie Ut 6Sc; 400 bu do at BOO; 200 bu do At 78c'
Total, 1890 bu.
sAs FRANCISCO N 1872.
Tho Commercial Herald gives the following
footings of the business Of San Francisco dur
ing the past year:
Wheat product, ,bu.......;;.......--....- 2soooo0o
Wheat exports, for u years, ct1s 5000 ooo
Gold and silver yield. g. o000 0oo
Gold e1Po1ts T. years oo0
Foreign imports. 4ooooooo
Exports bs sea 24,o10u1
Receipts, lumber, ,m......----.-.-...-.. n. 1ooo
Wool clip, rs: 25'o9eooe
Wine product, gal1s.. 100000
LATEST
In the AFTERNOON wheat was fairly active and
easier. No 2 spring BdB nominal at 81.24aa@
1.24M seller the month, and sold 1t 91-253S@
1853 seller February, and S1.28 seller March
Corn WAS in moderate request, and steady at
30Mc seller the month, and 3014@31c seller
February. Other grain and provisions were in
active, and nominally unchanged
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. jan. IS.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of produces at this point during the past twenty
four hours, aud for the corresponding date one
wear ago:.
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The Sunday School Lessons.
Their influence.
Items Of Interest to Baptists and
Presbyterians.
Episcopal and Roman Catholic
Calendar.

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.:
The yea1 jugt closed has been q remarkably
prosperous one for the Second Baptist Church Of
Chicago. Its roll Of membership on the 1st OF
January touched the round number twelve Lun-
dred, for the first time in it's history. The addi-
tions during the year we're one hundred and
eleven, forty-seyen OF which were on profession
p{ faith. Tho financial operations for the last
twelve months amount to s27,s70, Of which
$500 went to benevolent operations outside OF
tie home work. The receipts from pow rents
wire s12, ,612. This Church has two pastors,
Ror- E. J. Goodspeed, D. D., and Roy. T. ".
Goodspeed. The former has been pastor
for number Of years, but owing
10 the vast amount Of labor in
30 large parish, and ill-health his brother was
called. wIo entered upon his work jan. i, 1872,
eince which time he has baptized forty-sereu
rc.so5s, solemnizod thirty y-seyen marriages, at-
tended forty funerals, preached eighty-one ser
mona, assisted in two ordinations, attended
some four hundred religious meetings, aud
unae about nire hundred calls.
Tho Society is well Slammed, having, in addi-
tim to the two Pastors, e1e7en deacons, q
1ccaeu-er, Clerk, aul Collector, three regularly
employed Eiss;onaries, four Sunday School su-
r=rintaadents, d Mission Committee of Seven, q
Circle, Missionary Band, an Organ Fund So
ciety, and . Literary Association. It is the OBJ
1ect Of the Mission Committee:
l. To ascertain the needs Of the Sabbath Schools and
Missions and at appropriate intervals, to bring tho
work and progress Of each before the membership
2. To devise and put in operation plans to
regular contribution fro.r every member Of the Church,
In order that each department OF effort ussy be prop
esay sustained, and single appeal be made for tbs
whole work.
Their report for 1872 is es follows:
Whole amount received ,1ls.46
Puid for salaries. observation-disclosures ,o4l.G7
Paid for schools. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.T73.53
Paid for moving South Church build
.,....,.,,,.,..,,,,......., 1880
Peid Collector. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3G1.22
Paid tncdeutafs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Balance in Treasury to credit Of Mis-
=, zion Fund d.......................... 29l.04
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| carto;n1v hni1d dnrinr: thn con,inr eumner Thf
~ 9a w." ov ~ od;foa ra IA o, ho;n nanda
Me st0 ~ : ~ ~" eaee Ao 80 ,.rea3' ,.es
tho,,, - /; n,,:ta n,ro; - ,,i ~ ~ ,,r>on tI,e
rese6+ ~ 49, 1t e,as',a,o " fo+t;,1 TtTa
RParE NJ aa1;t;os1 ua7 ,.e-,1,ars eraS. rana;So
intt t1,o n1.',rs,. :nst saader
Tha ~ T,t,-or s tha Praa1ytor;or or,,,,, ~ ts
fortnWest, vas solo AGAIN y ne proper authora.
ro Tx a .r1a .n ev -
intarest IN tho fonnniSatnn II rarraaants w;, vi;
- aoht - - A ~; y; 49, ~ va
cessfi AMI 1 ro;;o1s i,aI - ,;
he ndnr now od;.or;a1 cortro h ,rhn ~ tha
o5;. 1r ,;3;tn,, ~, ~ ~ ~ , "no viz
~e:$~A ~ o@S''tH ~. ~ - Nv set tA0o"A'
,-,r,., ,,-
1e"e"A- "o'e7'
special meetings are being hold since the Week
Of Prayer in tie North Side Tabernacle, con-
dncto6 bv nrot},ar ,yoodr assisted bv Major D.
! ~ yv1,,t+1o n . I.nobs u Mo-obo,,eo .oa
~ ''An'1o' L. - o"eooo, 49, AAoAeuooae' "ns'
others. 4 great deal OF interest was man1-
Tested in the meetings during the Week OF
PRAYER. and meetings for thirty days we're
a,nointpd n ia s,;d tbat many have
1rsN s:.r. .,1 ,1
pe'1 iee1a'Neo' Anu "11n 1uu 'Atee
number OF yonng converts are now = 2llting the
pilgrimage path oi faith: The preaching of 1fr.
Morehouse has been listened to by crowded
houses Tho manner Of conducting the services
is very simple; while the congregation arc gath
erang song Of praise IS sung, and aftor this the
sermon, usually divided in the middle BY the
singing Of an appropriate hymn or song; the
singing, which is euainently congregational,
forms an important part Of the service After
the sermon there is a second meeting held in
the lecture~room. where all who are Interested
are invited to tarry for consultation and prayer.
Under the energetic leadership Of Brother
Mood, much good work is being dono on the
North Side.
Rov. Dr.: G. Q. Waters :and wife, with q num-
Der of their friends celebrated their silver we'd
ding at their residence, No. Il East Eighteonth
street, on last Wednesday evening. The occa-
aion was ono Of delightful pleasure to al PRES
ent. The Doctor never seemed more happy, and
his wife, who wore the garland Of white aowors,
seemed as handsome as in tile days Of yoro.
The presents on the occasion were numerous
and costly. Among those sent in from abroad
WAS q scent piece, from Mrs Rev. DR.. Candee,
Of Richmond. dated the wear Of their marriage.
, 1873-01-26

Total. SIG 450650 $1,615.014, SO
Correspg week Inst year. 15,1s6,6oa11 l,3o5 5s9s,97
A1r. II. Il. Nash, the well known and efficient
Cashier OF the United States Depository, in thia
city, has resigned that position to accept that OF
Cashier OF the National Bank Of Illinois. Mr.
Nash has been faithful public officer, and the
bank is to be congratulated upon the acquisition
Of so valuable man.,
Messrs Iu,nt Preston d Kean quote q follows
, 1873-01-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review for the Week Ending Jan. 25s
SATURDAY EVENING, JAM 25-
The receipts of live stock during the week
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The receipts of i've stock during the week
we're IS follows:
| Monday 2,ila 23SSi go
xsdnssdsy % 2'sss 2s;a q q
Iha.sdoy doy..''''.'..-''''''-' 81 81 oa12 o1g
''$ufo1' -w -,oeo -w 100 ~
Total. a,135 1e2,2s2 $3.50
Shipments we're as follows:
Cattle. Eogs. Sheep:
Tuesday: ss3 @ S'ss2 1as5 ass
ThursJsx Teunssass ''''''"'''; ''''' 90 III
fsT;dav fSone1
Saturday :. ........ ....... Go returnsl
..-
Total .---..--..--.. 11oa N''s s@s
LIVE s7ocz tAEreaTs*
70 hu1aso Saspenaon oeaoee,. f'A%eoo1sn' ALL" q7,<
bella1fe, 1oo 10.
70 Dunkirk, too 1ns.. ~
To- T!1selana & a.
cott1s = cxr t~eA ooo 900 ng
HoSsss. = scsx..'......,.......... 20 600 lbs
Hogs doubledeck car, y 900 ~
Hogs, nugledeck car, ooo rs
Sheep, double-deck car, 9 car..- .-ie,ooo loa
CATTLE-The market opened dull and weak,
With bad look ahead. The interruption to
traffic over the Eastern roads, caused by the
storms and floods, operated to keep shippers out
day, trading, so far, at least, as shippers wore
concerned, was virtually at q etand-sti1l. There
we're in the yards, awaiting shipment, humorous
droves. that had been purchased early in the
Tor getting those forward, shippers Of courae
could not be expected to re-
sumo operations. On Wednesday, the
market assumed better look. The obstruc-
o1s On the r9adg eaag we6G ro
cars, shippers took hold with something, Of their
wonted energy, and, under Light supply OF de-
sirable grades OF stock, the market +" hrmed up"
sensibly. Holders grew more confident, and
some Of the best cattle Were held ever Tor
prices. The furious snow-etorm Of Thursday,
however, 30 obstructed transportation, that
outside buyers were egain compelled to With
draw from the market, leaving local butchers
about the only operators, and aimee. Wednesday
values have been unsettled and variable. As to
but little difference Of opinion among dealers
here from 81 the atte secmGns of
oat+1 1,r, ~ f-;,r ~ Snsrnat ia Iarear than I'd
any previous period, and it is generally accepted
IS IS IS not as good
as-in Wow Of the abundance and cheapness OF
ron;or norfion Of tho offerings consisting of
ma3os poraion OH aadin,o ~ I de,c1ntions The batter
graaes a1o ~ ~ c1asr hv hst rnoeas of
reasoning feeders convince themselves that the
future Of the market promises more fnvorably.
VERY few really choice droves have arrived dur
ing the week under review, and, with rarc e1-
ceptions, $3.50 was the outside figure obtained
A few fetched >45.75@6:o0, and in one OF two
instances higher price Was realized, but the
bulk Of the week'a business WAS transacted a At
prices ranging downward from 1925;
Stockers are in some demand and
prices rule steady at :9.o0@40o
for common to good droyes OF from TOO to ,05o
lbs. New miloh cows are becoming more plenty,
but nre also in better request, and prices are
sell steadily at Notwithstanding to qua1-
ity. "
To-day there was q light movement on local
and shipping account, and prices we're wlthout
decided change. Sales were reported at $500
40 Tor poor to good butchers stun. at 93.2ofa'
20 for stockeTs, ana at 54.oo@6.oo for common
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s:tation for Jamestown, N. T., ard connection
with A. b q. W. trains east aud west. wConnccts at
waren With trains east aud west on the r. 81 Il.
k.k D. TIlAYzR lien'l supt.,
Dunkirk, New York.
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Errors of Youth,

Rules and Prescriptions that will cure any case OF
Seminal Weakness, Emissions, &c and res. ore lost
maphood to perfect health SENT FREE To ALL. by
One'who has suffered and is now cured Address,
with stamp, EDGAR TREMAINE, Station D.,
New York.
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Philadelphla Il Erie railroad

WINTER TIMETABLE
On and aher sunday. Oct 9Th, 1872, the Trains
% he Philadelphia d Erie Railroad will run as
jellews:
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ARRIVAL AND 1EeAoTUHE OF
TRAINS ON .. O. 4 A. u. NJ
o. sad after Monday, Nov 2Slh, 1872,
tfsips will rua 10 follows:
soar. 70. s. no. 3, . sS' 70 ! !. :.
Leave oil CITY s,oo A Y. 2.so P \. 1902 y
=" Pst.Csn $50 " 3,37 =" S.33 "
/" Tiiusv. 7,l0 =" 4.26 " 9,l5 "
Arrive CORY, 8,b8 I" 600 1910
No e--Aecommodstion Freight.
Lssses Oh City $50 X: Pet Centre,
N,l3; Titusville, II, 05; Ar. Cory, l2,40pu
sorrH. 10. .. xo. 4. NOS.
Lasvs Cory, 1855 A Y. 6,l0Ak 6.20PN
Titusv. 1870 P Y. 7,30 1,So -"
p. Cen. l.20 SIT SIS, "
arrive q. City 2.OO 900 800 "
q" Irvine. 500 ll.38
No. l0-Accommodstion Freight.
Leaves Cory lao p m; Titnsv. 2.55; Pet
Oentr-. a55; Ar st OIL City, 4,3O p 10.
~ No. s and 6 rnn on Sunday.
Commencing Nov. Sd trains will run
hy Pbiiadrlphis time, which 10 TEN MIN.
yrss FASTER than our time.
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
g. J. HEPBURN. Asst oapt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-08-26
See GtehmarIt.

3tnbbieb. geranlaBt 6ur6 bic gez
rtngen Smfubren helte un6 Die pentgen
gnten BITS ansgetpGbltenS tiide lnter benz
ielben, berrf9te nur tpentg 9eben I'M
Warfte urb mir be19rGntte @el9Gfte
tDlr0en ab9ei6loiien. @tntge 8artbteen
3u6tpteb tpur6en fit 9enniDGbanien gu
$3.973-4.3l4 fit 3temltde Bis gute@rabe
genommen. StaotmeBger fauften 1ebr
penig, bergBboleiale> Marft tpar in elmer
iebr f6tpanfenben 8erfaifung; fte bears
iprn6en nur tuenig, 6a iebt Wtlb in 9ro>
BEN SuantttGten anfommt. Der Warft
lbloB flau un6 matt.
Die frtf6en 3ufubren betrugen 1901
StId. 8ertauft' puroen 281 StId au
$2.65-2.9O fit Geras1tere 3 .25-3.50
fur ?3u9toteb; nnb $5-6 fur onsgez
mGblte nit Corn gefiittarte Seras urb
ertra prin1a 8erIenbftiere.
S6Detne. Cine grOBe @n5abl,
tpel6e 9eftern 1tnberfauft blieb, un0 bic
ftarfen 3ufu6ren beute oriidten bteBretie
berunter, %be1onbers in f6tDeren @rdben.
2et6te glatte 8artbien fit gtetp gorf II.
Canada Ietblt9 beitGnbt9 au geitrigen
Breiien; i6nere, glatte unb eertnge er>
lttten etnen Qbi6lag bon 5-l0c. Ser
SWIlB Oe9 WCdrITS DQr TDteOer matt nItI
itnfenber Senben3.
Srti6e 5ufubren13, 1896, 8ertdufe 1000
Stiif Su $4.25-4.4O fir getp09nlt6e bis
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