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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22

Sunday night, Jan. 18th, Messrs.
Krug & Co.'S. large pork packing cs-
adjustment on the river bank below
Weston, was discovered to be on fire
and in a very short vas entirely de-
stroycd. The pork product destroy
cd will amount to between twelve
and fourteen thousand dollars, and
was insured for only $1,000. The
building was the property of the
! Messrs. Perry, and cost $4,000. In
sured for Sc, 900. The loss of Krug &
Co, G. A. Il E. ii. Perry and the en-
tire community is the heaviest that
has been sustained III Weston for q
great many years.
4 great many people object to thf
holding of a constitutional convem
ton, because of its expense and yet
they would continue the present reg
istratlon system, which directly ant
indirectly, costs every two years full
as much as a convention would cost
The Saline coaDty court has beer
petitioned by the citizens of Marshal
TO allow them to subscribe $g5. 600 to
wards d narrow gauge railroad.
Mr.. Ycager and Mr.. IIcrndou
caught a large wolf. on the 9TH inst.
near Mt. Olive church, in Satin
county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
Aa,ssouri itsms.

The Warrcnsburg Standard, Of this
9th, saya Tint the Governor has COM
In,uted tho sentence OF Austin Bran.
anou frou. twenty-tive ycnrs to eight
years III thu ~pauitcmtiary, for matt.
alnIuhtor, sculenced ut the Octobor
tertil, 1867, Sof the johnson circttit
II will Do remembered that
IDraunon was charged with mid con-
yictci of tho crimo Of killing his
wife, In Warrensbary, Chfistmas
morning, 1865.
Mira. Martha Roberts, widow Of
William Roberts, who lives two
| miles northeast of linllsviiie in Boone
county, can boast Of about rs many
descendants ns my other living
won,dtt. She Is tho mother Of 1872
children, grandchildren aud great
GRAND children, 172 of whom are now
living, and all but two families are
residents of Boone county, and are
among the most substantial and IN.
~fuential citizens of the section IN
which they 1.-Two.
Mrs. Roberts was born February
25lh, 1888, is therefore S5 years o.
age. aHd still enjoys vigorous health
'l-lHerald.
EMOTIONAL INsANITY.-A bill |
before tho legislature OF. this Stat
which provides that when any nc
leased person Is declared not guilt!
IN the ground Of his temporary ;una
: cv, he shall be sent to an insam'
I asylum a term of years, proportion
, ate to the crime committed. A Law
of this character enacted, and th
emotional business would soon pla
INIT
, 1873-05-15

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, May II.
The market acttyc a cargoos selling readily On
arrival, md qntn number hayp been sold to arriyo
There ia q decided improvement In thu toue OF tho
market particularly for good 1osts scantug boards
and strips.
We quote: Good to choice Htrlpo and boards at
$l4.h0@17 co; common to fair do at FL .O0Ga1q00;
1olata and acanng at SIC. .129@l025. Lath At s. oo
Shingles "a. J" *a.oo9sst5; do No. At sl:2s.
Tile following salos Her0 reported Cargoos pchra
Pilot, from Mnskegon 1877 m boars anlatripl Mt $46s;
7m 1ath at $2.b9; q. g: smmoula, from A1auatoo,
lao III josta md acantlIug at sl0.25 Z. Day, from
L1anston 1:o 5osts ard sca,tling It sal3N
at 5000 !. A. Merrill, from Maniateo, lBo n, joata
aud aeantling At $lo2s; q. NJ. Mil, from Man!seo 10
~ timber ut Sl20o, l20 IN jo!sts nnd scantllng at
tlo2s ,s o!irps: oy. from Luainsto % u boards
S'lo25; Emma from Lua!ns9n. o N atrips aad
sea Star, frem Ludlngon, so m jois.B at tlo.25 n
1neh TIT, as ell.oo Warner. frem Muatsgon,. n
way do st $500, Is m lain u s1,oo; Mss-
n r, boards It sl7oo; MYstle, from Muule9on, los
as Vi lumber % to 80 IT, at $l2 90 o. IN boards and
str1pa st $iato; htoss, from Maniatee, 200 joias
m 1o!sts and scansuua 1t s1o.a5: Attlo Dolls, from
, 1873-05-15

sailora wages are quoted ut Il. .76@a. 90 per day.
Tho Cap,atn Of tho sotr G. Il. 1iolcrta, which
came iii today, picked up boat upset about 10 Milca
from Grand Haven, IN which ho found desk, clock,
and several other articles nso sall Hnm Of money.
t. OF
paine was "a ' disabled snd put baei 70 orsd n.von
back, as telegram lies since been received to that
effect. The olhtr barges arc expected ln soon. No
ono Ts IL hs oo or se 81 M 20 ts
things tho south l,rauch. 1t IL said that, beside
tho Pig talu last ,yeck one occurred Yesterday ana
another to-day, ut tho railroad bridges, md, In fact II
is spoken Of III daily occurrence. Thts niay bo {he
re,u Of tho recuut change Of harbor n,asterp, md
considered tho present state Of things IL Berloua
interruption to tho business Ct that portion OF tho
Tho schr nlgglo Jones haa passed Port Huron
Oh lcr way 10 EItn0nineo for lumber for OAicagc.
Tho number Of tugs which will be engaged IN
Buffalo harbor tha season will bo not o1s than forty
-.-TLe prop Chamberlain got on tho shore noar
MaCk!naw, on tho la without assiatanco damage.
soush Bay s!nco last fall, camo into Oswego Friday
night in tow of tho tug Crusader.
tho Northern transportation comnanys dock, Out Of
Tho ownors Of M Oshkosh tug, whose sparks act
nro to s4wni haye been m't'ctea IN 50 $50 damages
IT said that iron orc is scarce at Escanaba and
vessela going tvro to load detained. The rcaaon
adult OF shipments by rail.
Whom tic Hchr Eliza Fisher, last Monday, mas ID
miles from OHwogo her cargo Of lumber took hro from
sparks from tho soye mud 600 feat had to he thrown
overheard befor0 tho tiames could be auhduod.
Efforts Aro being malo to save tho Capo Horn.
Thu tug Perew dragged hor into 10 feet OF water about
IN miles from shore, miles above Long Point Light.
nur Eas and Of tho running gear Lave been re-
covered.
-On nnd after thta date there Wilt DO range ltgha
shown at Cedar Point. In entering tho harlor mari
nera Will eteor the Ralnc aH haroofure until thcy pnls
tho range then thsy will opcn tho outer range Light
for tho inner for steering a. heretofore until he awo
ngh.s coue no range keep th1 range an aa .s a
up fnr port-Sanat.kp ttfgfater.
ontonsgon er There I 1.nn Is nGw 10 ree
which now running subsidies, the dradEes VIII 10 a1t
10 work and dredgo out channel wlda enough and NJ.
deep enough for sy Of tho boats thas como On 70 xe
6upesior to onter our harbor.
Late adyIcea from Duluth a1o that by recent
, 1873-05-15

PORT OF CHICAGO.
smr msn!..ee, speMes 2so bis aoar s'S o5 Il iu
schr ]. 3; Merrill hlani1teo. 200 N lumber.
sehr @ Heraid MusSesSn, 10 N a lanber e 30 m lath.
schr 9. J. noeder. aIuslegon, 100 IN lumber.
sshr Esso ,HasSeSon 10 lumber II 15 th
sshT fda AssEesasn, s iio n iumSer, 30 j m lath IT,
Bchr Mary, MuBkegon, 1e0 m lumbar.
achr Eliza Day, 1.ud,ng,on, 100 m lumbar.
sshs Ems !ungtnn 100 % NJ lumber n1l
Bchr Il. j. skIdnlorc, pcntwatcr, 100 IN lumber.
seo% @ heWsns WAiis Esie d iunos1, 10 shln
selr sl !; Hubbard, White 1ako. % % Il. lumber:
sehr Lono Star, hInnomince, 235 III lumber.
achr AtheniAn, Cleveland, 525 tons conl.
schr Amoskcag, Detroit, M lumber, 20 m lath.
srig starlisht, Green Bay. go m lumber.
Schr 1acne, Muskegon, 14U lumber.
achr i. @. Gray, Muskego1, ITO N lumber.
schr Regulator Muakegon, 10 N lumber, 90 .ath.
schr Corncla, Mcnominee, 2i5 m lumber. 10 Ill ash.
schr Evening Star, hIanistec, 1so m lumber.
schr Harmonic, White Lake, Is IN lumber. :
Bcow Itla Bloom, Muskcgon, Is IN lumbur.i
gchr narfsct Ann, Muskcgon, IS m lumber.
p Fa has SF 5 S aaa a'
Ptop Roanoke, Buffalo, 175 pkgs Tin.
Schr Mystic, h1nhkcgon, 1G0 m lumber.
sshr r MnsEcp HsI MaseSon 7S IN ,m,nr 1esr
schr Magnolia, atEekegon, liz m humber.
Barge Comet, Muakcgon, 1a0 n lumber, $50 m lath.
Bchr Wcstchcstcr Muskegon, 140 III lumber, 25 m ath.
Barge Contest, Muskcgou, $50 m lumber.
Schr 1Attlo Bell, Mtskcgon ITO N lumber, 20 III ath.
Bcllr z. G. Simmons, Alnnatec, 14O m lumber.
BrIg J. IL. Hill Ra1listee, 100 III lumber
schr Gertrude, Golden Mills, 70 m lnmbor.'
BRIG Ellorado, 1Ienom1nee, 475 IN lninbor.
Brig Tyaon Mcnoniuco, $50 m lumber.
Bchr g. Shaw, Curlcs Pier, 10 cords wood.
Sclr Annie Tominc, Olaybnuka, $50 m shingles.
Bcow Magnolfn, South Haven, 65 cords wood.
nark II. Crocler, Pensaukee, q NJ lumber
Hchr Clipper City, LuliIigton, 13D m lumber.
Bcow Sos Bird, Ludington, 90 m lumber.
Ecow Marion Dixon, White lake. IS m lumber.
8chr Presto, Grand Haven, $50 nj lumber. ~
BchE Driver, Tayora Pier, 1900 posa, 30 cords wood.
CLEARED. ....,.. .;.... May H..
6chr Gertrude, rontWater, bsls pork, tons fecd.
Prop Ira Chaflec, Baugauck Is tons iron 7G Ska wheat
Bchr Lille Parsons, Kingston, 1000 bu wheat.
schr Pelican, Buffalo, q, 900 bu corn.
Bark q. Dlssell, Buffalo; 81, 1856 bu corn..
Bchr Pauline, nfuskcgon, light.
Scow South Side, White Hall, brls beof. ..
8tmr Manitowoc, Manitowoc, 16 brls sugar, brls
schr j. Iarsous, Kingaton, 1o, 200 bu ,y!,cnt
8chr at. Lawrence, Port Colbor1o, 0,848 bu corr.
Bchr o. III. Donl, Kingston, q, 800 bu wheat.
Schr L. Hanna, Buffalo, Il, $50 bu corn.
Brig N. NJ. Standard, Buffalo, $500 bu wheat.
BARK Two Fannfos, Buffalo, a7,l04 bu wheat.
schr j. L.. Morrill, hanistee lrl and boz totncco.
Schr Eliza Day, Ludlngton, 600 bu oats.
Prop Cleveland, ogacnsburg. 1o61o bu corn, 90 bales
broom corn. 49,
schr Sea bird, aodcrich lsooo bu corn.
, 1873-05-15

Tho following Instruments we're filed for rec-
ord on Wednesday, May IA:
CIT pnopER1y.
Hull st, Of and near Engcnio st. T. 25172 It, dated
April 20; consideration, 5000.
Indiana az, bot Thrtynfth nnd Thir ty-slxth sts W
r. Lots 10 md 20, With other outside property dated
May 10: consideration, $4,000.
Uud x In W n Of q ~ Bee. l. 30, IS foxccpt o 100
~, dated May 20, 1875 consideration, s76,312.
Slate st. 17A # Of Twelfth st, T. und Il Of sok1o5
It, dated Nov. 2o 1872; consideration, SO, QUO.
Und Il Of the abovo, with improvements, dated Jan,
q; consideration, $22,0
North place, $500 It, bclng sub-iot "A, Of Lot l.,
Block u, 8hcields Addition. dated Dec. 10, 1875 con-
sidcratton, 81 900.
Emerald ny, bot Thirsy-s1th and Tnrty.seycnsh sts
ef, Al IT to alloy, dated &ny 49, 1874 consideration
$3.50.
Dania AZ, TO # Of Thompson at, ef, goxl2o It,
dated Fob. 1 confederation, 5000.
Illinois st. ncar o coz Of Rush at, I, undivided u
Of {ox1oo IT, datod May 0: confederation, 5000,
Wcsson Bt, bet Elm md Hobbia Bts, I, 20xICo II,
iatod May "A consideration, 1900.
dated Jan. 20; consideration, $3.50. ~ - -
sFs sypGur nj g1saa g so as1' it, dated
251l2o o-1o T. adjoining Tho above dated jan 2; con-
Lot on private park TO IT Of yincennes az, md on
lng ;tsa aatsd a April Is consideration, s, 800; -
sdeTation, 20. %'' ~ ~ 'A''o 0eA' ~ con-
The premises No ST we,t It Washington ST. dated
Vest Washington st, bet Western av md oakloy 1T,
oa sss sssa ay y sPass
dated March IL; consideration, $500. '~~'
running to end OF lot dated May u; consideration,
North Hoyne st, near . Q cor of Ewing place. " +,
Lots 35 md 80, dated April 10; consideration, 81 o0O
It. s4 ss4alloinns tho above dated April lo cosld:
1sa n's ans aaSnsr Lots
a. 4s., dated M.y1o; " ;, eon,s4srsticn. s7lo '
81. ,oo.1sa IT,
Lot in Wilson's Of blceE f %, Sec. =. 80. II.
aHsa %, May y ,a eonas!ae55at!Sn aa1a5 as :5oo
1331iil IT, dated oet j. isSa consiorat,on & si2 soa J.
tot 80 i smith's piosk7 otseN s.o. 20, - 81, Il.
NORTH CITY LlMIFg,
seminary ~ cor Of punnlng 1t, es, soH112o
T., With building, dated April IL; considefation,
b,!nnng st. . coz Of Seminary av, !. tc11aax IT,
Melross ct, 676H It Of Dummy Road n I, Gl kx1G7
II, dated May l9 consideration, 1900.
uan s,s the above dated Aug o 1879; consaora
NORTH y of Lot ~, IN BLACK I, Of prce's 4 Of
- e e, ooo' ~ w, II, dated MAy II consideration,
Aots TO 10 IN Olah!n and Whttney's Lot 2, OF n
q ~ $50. + a8, II, dated Feb II; consideration,
Lo1 49, IL Block !, Of Gunns snbdy!sIon in Lots 81
f1eo W. ~ ss'* ae 49, H. dated Mays confederation,
Lot III Mullen's Lots AZ and %, In Dobb,n,a n u.
q & seo 8, 49, II, dated May q; conBidora-
1ot !! In Block IN Wilson Hoald and stebbino,a n
otsW 500. 10, %, II, dated April "a; consldor
, 1873-05-15


oATTLE-The weakness noticeable in Tho market
Enthusiastically in buyers fa1or for ai grades, though
which wero" on about so Us Compared With yester..
days prices, or 10 lower than Monday. Tho present
heavy roeeipts 10 te1cgras from the Eas bayo the
far during tho wcok been favorable to tho shipping in
terest while tho quality Of tho oerngh Inns been such
smooth woatte atcera OF from 1900 TO 400 lis nv
ernge comprising tho raJor portion A. tho close Of
in o yards uasold. 10 @ lila nHmber r 1ay asoo
somewhere in the nelghJorhsod Of s,6o5 This largo
1t uphill work to dispose Of their stock aaye nt unre-
mtlneratiyc prices. Early IN tho day trado was
isEo humber oi transfers Moro eecied lie 10 low nrees
having stimulated tho don'aud. There wcro number
OF very nnu droyea sale, tho most notable Of which
Thoy 10 ID ana s o
sold 70 Nelson Morris at $780, Taking into considera
e s an axssas G
Transfers Il s@Sso nutehers % stud I'd contines @ III In IL
rates. Stock stcera also sold we'll mp to yestcrttay,a
prces rs .hsro were comparatively te desirable loa
@5.25. Tie market cluacd hcavy.
QUOTATIONS.
E1tra-dradcd steers averaging 1,45o tbs
caoeo eevesfno, 1a vcl forn,e syear
to 8 year old sscers, Averaging l,30o to .-.-.
GOOD aciy iorsed '''0e''''
steers, averaging 12o0 to 1900 u.s. 515@sso
aging 1,loo to 1,aso iha. 4eo@5.oo
siauehteT, averaging 500 e lido lbs. 4oo@47b
flesh, Averaging 100 to 1880 lbs 3.75@5.oo
stags, bulls, md acnllawag etecrs....... soo@375
0attie-ToxaB, Northern wintcred.. 4.0u@4.50
cattlo-oorn-fed Toxas.. A.6oa35.1o
, 1873-05-15

consumption vnd shipment, choice roacblows being
monty A4anted. Mixed lots nro dull. Now potatoes
Bales inoludo rcaablowa At Goe; car DO ii sso
gALT-Tho demand u restricted 10 small lots,
pricca ranging nbout the easno 40 tloy hnvh ttone
forsono limo pass, ~ foiowa: Ononilaga and 8agi-
nav, hno, S?1o; ordinary coarae s2.oO coarao DID
rnond q f2.25 ground nonr, $2.25; dairy without
bnga, $3.50; dairy will bags, e4.56@4.7S Ashton
dairy per pack 1850; ground alum, 32.ao@2.40;
7trks 4 a. 1slana l,t,t;|;G $2oo, ~,
6h6llt Doolsbt AND BLINDS - Thcro was no
ehnngs 11 31o e1S ,taa y 1sr M n forner rees d.
rates: -:
GEEDa-Wcro lnct and unchanged. Timothy is IN
&375@401 clover sold ut *4.d51 75 $ioo ID tho AK
NH 10 aood ,nilot was IN rc"es Sy i toS sG
f1ax nbout Il ldoaao0. Bales wcro reported Of . aHs
timothy nj 81 0Q: rs nRs At f300 Ii hnva nj r. an.
bnga common nt 376 Z bugu goo clover at H95:
ba9a fnr do al 4oo 40 bags good Ilugarlan a III
DO aus far do nj Il ii bHus nj ii fn on ,"s wilma
miliot nj 81 10; 1o7 bags aud cor al 81 .o5s
TEAB-Wero in light rolucAt, aud tho market wns
weak, No 1Enthblo clpuupB NCro uoof1 Init orfcrs
were freoy 0lled at 4 cnncrxofnn frarn NJ thn sn
, 1873-05-15

c for wheat tho outside heing ie asking ratcs, Char
ters schra j. N Foster, An.arantL Rushtnn, s.
7. Ely, Florea, lungtaher, and City Of Green Bay,
wheat to Kingston Or Port Colborne, at 10 or 0o;
prop Chicago, corn through to boston propeller, NOT
{part CARGO to Marquette on private ters tho lark
Zack Chandler WAS taken for wheat from alwaA.e to
Buffalo Ut 7c. In tho afternoon tho sor aoldon West
Wac taken for corn to Buffalo ut 6Ac.
, 1873-05-15
COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, May IA,
Tho following wcro tho receipts aud shlpn,onts
OF .no loading articles Of produce In Chicago
during tue pnst twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ngo,
, 1873-05-15

11UaS-IHo fnhfKbt Wns l&fBe!y 6vtfst0cKed, and
prices took tumble to tho oxeAt Of 16@2Gc per 100
lbs, going to 54so962o ut which range tloy closed
weak. opentng sacs werc ofTeced at not moro than
19c n but BY midday when the character Of Tie sup-
and during the afternoon Rales dragged heavily at
=. 8o94o0 for poor TO common ut 5.o0ao,o5 for
medium aud for good 10 extra Less than
half tho supply disposed Of aud there Ia proba-
bllity Of further reduction tomorrow.
, 1873-05-15
or 90 per ton. Tho following in tho at Of priccn
rtr boz Of 30 feat for domcatio window CLANS, from
which \ reduction Of 40 and por cont II made 10

20 e. I s, IT, 70, sss I; rer s " sp e pS!ss
which reduction Of 40 ind pcr cont II made 10
dealers: -, -. t.
7 -" -.g"i qaaiaiyi. Mttneih' en,Ss.
a1iqt Il 70 70 ,o11o'.s' :..''''''' e.7S 7o 9o0
PA to o..v !a.0o
M M!31da TO lgx20. 0............ ."... g.2o 1900
a1aa s1aa 70 1f1 1a i0U 5yo9
Is1ao ~ 45a39 .s....'.'.' Ao,vo zl'uu
cee:s .rfet showa no
h sssfa pans S
a. r. The py md Ms U Tendency %nls Of
ass, i4@iss; ohis i.e'os,, nsw 1a5isNoi woss-
ern factory: now, 12@leho :, -, ,nn.,,,l, ,,,,.
aosSs aSes re't aaa H9se s
hrKo. - repsst our ~: Loh!ga olu,nE staoaoo;
BHsss n oo Sanas 1 FL ho:Sss sSo9;
5000, Cherry Mine, 800 liootttg valoy s9ooi
!asses sss: :s @ 51ssS' esia
o9orEnA AaE-.rnoro van no change ynder this
'oas Sost = Gsrfe oTess
@o; whisky barrels sg921o; tN dS -four 81 hbH,rEes
d d q sawed 50. .do@ase5; tierss st.ye., rough,
$40, ,oo@2s.oo; Do. :bIeko1 Or ssyea, s3e.oo@as0o;
tsoooa3s. %; noar % staves soSoesii DO; erole our
ais:o pss n; pork ana tioreo poles, $'o.od@sS.oo
Eads- Wore in fair local request and flrn, It 100
1sho Sale. thcludo 1900 dos an 24o eaaoa at 1870;
T1TEHs salah'e at sho sal1 ontsta9 prizes;
seeso It 7a7Se % from rat hands jobbing rteea 7s@
sso tor .ssorsed feathera mixed f'ath'1r; tosado;
TIsHS good business as doing in this market.
an pricca Vars nrain rm aiI around Wo auote No.
whitolsh, Il hrl, 500; No: Do $40; Ao; 1ahoro
No. rnackcrel, < bri $7,7s@s00; No. shore kits,
tl.s5@1.o 90; bsnk sedastt psr 100 lbs. teooso.2s;
brls, $9 ooCa0s9; do X brl, N.7ba5,0O; Iebrador
herring, round, brl, ssoo9asoi do y III, $3.50
T11irs 1ND N1Ts1omsin auiet, t,' viii ti!s o.
% % pa al "i1 @ported
varieties. and for most domestic: Following DO
ss be4 sEss 1s stse
raia!ns y a;oo927o; zanto GU @eurrants, 7A@s4c: %.
Wsaa ao o ~
t}HSks }s: Sts 9
1ssss; ss S'!as s.
peap@attasr 1INGs0 nv, ,.,.r, ,r,,,
A., !" ss1t tss ss9 noT Joa'41o @ Tas aevelop
s9hbs gradual liz sn for ocs oos
ixE ssf s3ass
ssss p 1 Y iSog ha
Bis avanco Is oofod for. % ooeos % aro 81 strong % W.
ooS1sssS%oshs q a2 sSSa,$as sSHsssxo: O. a. jaw, aaso
Jnvn Nh e1fzrftfo
- ~ =, taoy nv cnoco
- Inv p ~ xe5S@.'to; Koou no, xsge
o1<ct ein1aroro ans1s ms ~ ~" ~
Ia. ~ ' cohtn isGu tauG5s ~
nx.n1 f,,h a,,
,,e;1h 1EG1si: ~ ~ s iS stsat1no luA
"nSs n9s AyS.u9se3 ~ n4o.s Tniats AaeS141G.
Inn a916aan o33.assss soon' fa@oof oafo-
Er,,a psstcnt cnt 1"ss 9Ja,.ara1, ,r,,,,o,
noxinra,i nnd ernn",,tod 1ots17sHTIIn9 1,
tIIt@11t5c IL NJ 115t11@S 3 1tuo1au'
* ~ tn;.11n. ~ = ~ iis ~
nsniao' 49, 7 y..aoM ,vA
~ IT. Io coLS"it;, a},Is o, nno ~, uSR
n16tfn: fnr i1 1ii136ahnn N..' Hrioa. ."amt, & ~
shnica inGs1n,rco 1,rt11 ;,>Ho. ny ~ suSne
oISn oonc, xap9<e pg 41. u@S']es' w '' W.
Atvnnna" "ni.r,onI Tr,,a Z, a,o, an, i,, s,,
49,. 9. rafa1x @ @us.Ps, et.1.saSo nser uI.ps
extra do, doG55e Now Orleans moasses, shotso u
, 1873-05-15

BllEEp-Wcro n good deMAn1 and rglceA Woro
firm aud higher. Tho supply was Light, and tho COM
petition between buyers forced up prices strong $50
per 100 lbs. No quote poor to common at 81. .75
Gas.
, 1873-05-15
July, H17.40@1T45; do aollor August, a17.75@
I7,0Q: lhrt1. nnBf1 nr an1nr Nav All do enttnr

July3 Flh1uGDIta6; do Hollor August, al1.7bGD
1906 lard, cash or Bollor May, 43.05; do sollor
June, s0:00@0.05; do Beor July, S3.25QDO.a0; !;
summer lard, $500 do without pnokagcB, sH.00.
Sweet pioklodl hams quoted at t0@11t1o. Dry ealt-
Cd moats 1uotablo At 0x@0560 for H1loul-
tlorai bsk@84o for short ribs and $40
% for short oloar. Boxed BhoulderB, d3{
@6No. English --1nents, 8It00o for short
rtba; o@OAo for short clear. Bacon Ia quoted
at 79<o for shoulders, 100 for clear rius, 101lo
for short olear, md 18@141do for hama, Ill
packed. KcnB boof, $D.00@0,l5; oxtrn mess do,
s1o0o@1o.25, beef hams 1928: 60Q2o.50.I Qlty
tatlow, 7e1@Bo; grease quotnblo at 51{@99<o.
balos wore reported Of 1000 brla neas' PORK,
seller July, Ct $17.5O, 2B0 tca 1nr, aol1or Juno,
At s9.0bi 1000 tca do At $0,00; 1000 tos, do,
seller July, at 80.25. ~ - - - -
Flour was stronger, but not aottvo The 11nr-
kot opened With good doman1, principally for
spring aupori}noB, and tho lower gradoa Of spring
cxtraB, for shipment but thoHo Woro ih light
supply, tho Htocka having been considerably do
plotcd by tho liberal anlos Of tho paet fow i)nyB,
though flour Is now arriving moro freely. Hold
ors generally advanced their views somewhat,
In sympathy With the strength In wheat horo and
Of flour IN Now York, and then buyers held buck,
aocming to DO limited to forr,or quotations Bran
" wHs quiet nnd etoady.' Halea 5yero reported Of
brls do on private terms goo br1s spring extsss
brls do ut e0.07S $40 brls at fG.25; 100 brla do
at go. 90 GOO brlA do Qow) at s5.25; 800 brls do
on private tc1ms 200 brls rye flour (Doloit City,
at g. 40. Total, 2,820 brla nlso, 20 tone .brnn
at s1o.6o on track. Tho following worc tho
, 1873-05-15

Lot r. Block 0, same, dated April 20; conh!dcra-
-. WET Or CITY LIMITS,
Soc. 80, 40, 49, datcd May Il: nonadoration Il JIM
, 1873-05-15

shift Of wind tho leo Ind disappeared from that locality
aud visible far could 1o seen. Tho work
ofKcLtinB OF tho sclr sweetheart wha progrcsA!ng
slowly. An orort was made to pull lor OF tho hoach,
which was a frs. ut'aucccasfu. 1n trying to roll bur
On tho e1tremo aoutleaat end Of South FIX Island
lighthouse ownr rscs from dwelling. which serves
e. glf1e to .hs aring through the sa"ss between
lght bank exenda aouth about ton niles, which ID
from one to two miles wide. Tho soundings arc from
four to a1 and eight fnthons. To tho cnst, Mouth and
Of wator. Close to lilo bunk tero aro iwo small shoas,
bearing respectively from tho light south by wost fvo
miles, With 10 foot and soulll-hdlf.vcst se7en nilca
mud threo.ogtihB, With 10 font.
Tho leo llaa moved nwny from tho docks at Mar.
quetto SO t,at .ina In tho harbor arc being 1oaded
WTho Tort Iiarou Ti'ne. pu1lsl,s list of vosse1u
River. Tho aggregate Of Tonnage tho number Of
vcsscs and esliniated value Of tho Ia follows:
No. Of atoa1n and aa!l crafts built in ::
Port Huron In commiasion. ........... 60
prcsont estimated valuo Of came. 81Go0o
No. Of aloa,n and sail crafts bttlt in
Present estimated 10 value. ......."..... 1212sco
rressns estmstsd ysiue :: 1soaoo
No.: Of steam and s.l craits built In"
Present estimated valuo. ....."..:.... 5000
No, Of atoam and sail crafta built in
p1s. 81. ulaf; :.......... 7r o,xo,
Total No. aud yaiuo Of bouts built on .......
Ht. Clair River .....................167 .167 $9348000
Total tonnage at Port Huron. ............ 1413l
TotA' Tot. tonnago at hiarino oity........ 25ols
Total Tonnage ut Vickalr,,rg. ......:..... Lois
Total tonnngo ut st. Clair. .......,....... 13l0
Total on St. c1air River. ;. .......... 44O7o
, 1873-05-15
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

WEnHEsDAr EVENING May II.
The receipts Of HYo stock oinco Saturday lnye toen
, 1873-05-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ExrnANArIor OF HErEnHNuE MAnKB.--t Saturday or
eento1. Sunday e1cupted. Monday excepted. Ar
rvs Hundhy ut 500 AL III. Dolly.
HICKlGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
Dtrof. ;yonf " Lax r and foot W 7totnty.stcond.st
Ticket 1E7te, 16 Eir4l-f{,, corner nf 4kadtson.
, 1873-05-15

REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments we're filed for REC
ord on Wednesday, May "a:
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-25

The colored custodian of the Buffalo cem:-
terry has retired on the urnings OF 900 funer-