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WORCESTER. MASS. Union A. NEE

WOkC ESTER, MASS. - mon B. meets
w un the first Monday VI each month iu the Anthrg
pongul Hall. pn Mechanics. L. T. clair pres David
marty wee prs Oscar Nchambur-, treAs Frank u
24O
COLUMBUS, y Umon no a meets ~
- the second Monday n every month ia Frccks Hal
lOs south Front 4. Vim KILLER, pres otto her.hoT,
pre- Chas- IA Pniuger, nm john Ven
Wagner, cor sec ~ treas Van. Remmert % usAs
Eugene W einmAn.
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INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAI

TNTERNATIONA AL TYPOGRAPHICAL
Il UNION
WILLIAM J. HAMMOND, II New Orleans, President
l. c. CRUNF II Richmond, First Vice President
RoBEKT G. SLATER, Of salt Lake city Second VIC
President.
joins COLLINS Of Cincinnati. Recording secretary anal
Treasurer.
RosERI HANLroS. Of Philadelphia. Corresponding.
Secretary.
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF COUPER>
L N A FoRAN President PARK Building Cleveland
Ohio JOfS DICKSON, Treas lock box 26, Allegheny
City Pa BYRON PuFE, Clerk BENEFIT Department.
Park Building Cleveland, o.
L. q. 5 C. The following Is the list
IN. II oricers Il the International Grand Lodge q
the h. o. ; g.. tor the ensuing year.
l. e. ; k-James 2 Wright, Baltimore
D. l. q : Hosea P. Osborne, Milwauk-.
T. u X Benz b scully, Lynn.
J. q. SC u Mower, HopkingtOn.
/ q. Treasurer Richard Murphy, New YORK
Trustees Harry FArquar. A. b McLain, and Edward
BrOome
[. G. MOVES |. q. ;. % n. u = a..
Box 81. Hopknton, Mas.
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IRON MOULDERS' INTERNATIONAL
i UNION Headquarters, Cincinnati. ONO.
WN II. SAFFIS, President. lock box lO45, Cincinnati
Ohio
I'm. y Y.
JAS CARROLL, First Vice President. New YORK city
THOMAS CASEY, Second Vice President, bon 10 Mont
gomery. Ala.
ISo. H. DAScE. Third Vice President, baN 70s
Toronto. Ont
+. b UsLER Fourth Vice President b,Y 5y4 Sacra
mento Cal
ions F. LEAHY, Recording Secretary, Litur Fslis
New YORK
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ThE MINE rs.
CIGAR MAKERS.

4 NNCINNATI- - mon No. 4 meets at Ar |
" better Hall Walnut above thirteenth on the
first ami thIrI TUESDAY "a cash month Jnseth Huss
man, pre-. no p tsornIAn X Young pres, J.
Wagner. nm. Prank BckAare re, man rec -
Mm Shulmyer. trsA-. Peter Blum sergeant At arms
FRANK hoenig. or go. .bpx .sy
EVANSVILLE, IND u mon No 81 meets
~ on the third Thur-iAy evening u each month At
the Atlantic House. Main between Fourth and Fifth
SIS @ Herman, pre-. ts-bhArdt sloe prt- N
hAiser, m Sc, II Martens, -. bas As
NJ W YORK L mon NJ headquarters
~ Berlyn House. W Fast W. zAi~Ay N-w YDrk
meets the Isl Tuesday every n..nth q Hurst ORE.
j. U'Neil, vice pres d. Baryn IA -r Jacobs
treas d saqui cor and re- 'sc.. M Columbia It
CT. LOUIS, Mo Union Nc rs meet. ON
ner', Hal, No 10 south Tenth J,s Bakien. pres
John TenDusch VIE pres n Hsek re- So Mm
Loellner, I'M. " II NOerr trr~s Joan Heusr
y Ter. Gustave Noliinsr. bos PAS
"INDSOR, CONN III mon No "a meets
w On the second saturday Il each mauth number
0f msmbers, -. Hiram SLAnn.n. pre- JAInes A
GODDARD, wee pre-. samuel Day, John Garner
and IN. s-c-. hoH i55
PATTERSON. n Union No 10
IL meets On the second TUESDAY a -ach month on
Won Houston g.. Main u joseph McNeal pres
/ box Is7. Austin Allen,
/ TORONTO. CANADA Union p meets on
Il The Wednesday ~ ga.h u,anth Il Trade AZ
| sembly Hall. kng street West y M4k pre- vs.
George It J kno~it"n vcr pres. nbpIuAs
Nm. A HAninr. y abe treas
/ ThOs Anderson. O.iN 0h5
NEW IPSWICH. y H. Cnion 10 20.
~ m-~ts the Ia>t SATURDAY eve q -Aah month IN
A x Hal DAVID LeH.s President a. I. Fowler
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draw up additions to the Constitution, to
suit Rollers and Roughers, said committee
to report to the officers Of the Grand Lodge
for approval or rejection. Committee TO
\ usist Of Bros Rowley, Petite, and Mil
Ter
On motion the names Of all movers Of
motions were stricken from the report Of
this Convention
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ROCHESTER,, \. s. Union no 5 meets
4 the hrst Friday evening q es.oh month the
new Hall corner a West Nam and sophia streots.
FIRED NieUerd, pres ~ ID Nassau 4 Henri Martins
vice prez. Cunningham, Gv0 y Cam
On. o. Npegeie treas " Voice cor sec luch
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ALEXANDRIA VA mon No. 1876,
n meet. % the nr.t SATURDAY, each month Vim.
T Siumon- pres James b. SteInes, vice pre- John
4 BAr,-, treas A. 7 Seboeni. nm. So, y II Hal
,.~w re- AHL
, 1873-05-11

s.! H. A1k.ASCsT - j x :
no LEAsE~DocK IT fDGRPoRr-RAlLROxD:
i -faeiies, in,mediAte Pn,..:aion. Apply to T. BRAT
EARD, Room - brr.n E!ock.s - - =: ii :
no LEAsE-po0K PROPERTY oH' TII% soUTRf'
a1 - 1;.l. A2R1 Es2f|,s5 tESaxP s:H 1HA
RIO: LEAsEp1GK TOT e FEET oX RIVER. .!
oap P.ssl gsx,a ~. ..s,s .ssJ,fd TT apD, b.se
RIO E-spEcULATIXEB BDILDEas@7oo 70 10ss
L II. MicItsanar. -e.<tt4:, long time ah.
aad Will p1rchas at tho ed
tho esao.. Inquire a Room u BrJaa nlock :. :: !:
no LEAsE; ;cnEAP.Iod r. OF po0K FRONT; /
l. OF tho be4s locations North Branch for coal
or wood ysEd lnH7iro It IA Iktngsbuz7st. :
no oLEAsE--poCK Lor At. EAST END ERiE-sT. =
bIldz 10 lest and pp1ard the river. 1t corn,r
j. II. .KOBENfS, Is Washio8toa-s it,
RIO LEAsE-FR0M ISL. nay. D0CK OK THE
uEp RsEthTssi sgrnsf q !sfs 5sdS Aprly to
TO- LEAsE.A FINE @I5rtoN. cEtEzSrI577 oH8!o
block .cuth tp5n the EotcI and pe1 rost-;
oac eas. front :ui lease for q @ ptr rear.
frans s:'ans9 !er f1'ao one EDWIN ~ RICE Co,
DIVORCES. .t':5,:
n NIT0ScES-Li;y ALLY: :ORIA1SEn-EsE .AFTET:.
- decr:e Sr...l .:otaci- Nine ycz7s' p.Eces eihs
eoE5ts 4 G..::.:a. Address ?. 0. Box lua,.
nNoECi.s OBTAINED Fol. CAUSES: All. LAEj-
~ buzUaxa &teaEdet H4tu :. ST South Cflrhxf
, 1873-05-11

-. MAC11kIV1tx I = 49,
f,os:BIsED PLAYER AND MArcHEns; RARnAR
JAMES. ROCHE SPENCER, az aad ass Boath c.
natz:. "a =: x, -,
TNGINELATHES-OVKR FIFTY IN STOCKS AND
II I1YEs the .ng from the East; ona atinH
L SPENCER, 275 Soath Cana1-s.. s-'z''
T1oR sALE-W1LL BE SOLD CHEAP-ONE REL
+ ishinx md 1qs tpply J. H.
T1oE sALE-I9HORsE-P PoWER ENGINE. on
viii a1chaaga for piano hnrso. Inquire at No. 1c1
Dcarbatnat IA,
DOE sALE-oNE STILES,& DARKER FOOT
! pross, now and complete, at bargain 81 And @
South C1nal-xt. 2----'-
L,oR sALE-I STEAM TABLE, NEARLY NEW.
l. Inquire 1T 1.5 Van Eurenst, corner P1clde-av.
TOR sALE-ONE .ENGIEE LATHE, II INCH
swing, 5oot bed Ono three horse estos A4d
alot o. Tools; chap for cash. No. . NORTH .!ers9a1
In basement. - = -
IRON planners, NEW AND SECOND HAND:
hogHE SPESGK, S Is soath Gaas1st:
afACHTSERY FoR BALE At 4 DAHGATS--a f;E;fV
l gangs Of 0rmarbla xaHa a new F}hin heidi
fha sboyc machinery cu1irey ed complete in all
frsoects with boiling th:f:laz &C., rcAdy to
Iuruire at 30 West Eantoiph-st. - '"'
CECOSDH1YD PORTABLE ESGI@E9, 0s;E s:
y ~1oherss po.er: fos sale cheap.- W A. JAMES,
CTATIovARY ENGINES AEL- SIZES WITH
sPENCEE, is sosth c1rnl-sr sss''7' @*0<31' q
, 1873-05-11
INSTRUCTION. :

A MARRIED COUPLE, HAVING. NO CuILDRES,
IA dsrffs hoo In respectable pff.Ate family; barring
children wtoa they desre to have Instructed In vnoat
instrumental 1uuscs inl uctton t1afpy In EaSrcns
oHaco. : =,
4 MUSIC TEACHER WOULD LIKE "A GLASS OF
n pupis begiaunrs. Terms So per quarter, with
qf Piano for practical cen at lsso staes:, npssshs
, 1873-08-13
= LUuAL TNlUEHt
Tho clearinghouse Of Ll.nt, Preston 4 Koan
REAL ESTATE.

1l,c fo11ow;pp inBtr,,n,onts vere fl1ed for rec-
~
ord on tuesday, aug. IL:
CITY PROPERTY.
Koas,,h nj. n cor Of 1m,1cr st r. Spx1os f. aafod
oepH ,.,s.s.,. ~ - nao ~ ' N"'oN
avg. III cons1ucfasion, f''uoo.
Th,ry1r st, l43 It " OF Cottage Grove aT, t. 25x
% II. dated Aug, IL: consideration $4,000.
Ogden nv. 10 n " Of Twelfth At. aof 261a2o Il,
,..e, w. ~, =. NV ss.,,..e..a,, =, aor ~
daleu 1a1y lfs cons'aerauons el,o@o.
Ashland nv, Of and near Milwaukee av, " I, sohto
Lei Lot @ s2 IN III noet ~ Elston,s addition, dated Aug.
*s ~, 80 100 A41'S'' N~ss~> N"e'
II sons.aexsdon, "a y 10 II }t9o; =,
eA otne Sec II, a'' 13' dated Jnn Il consldcFn~
non, ts4o9. o, 40 1oo
- Wess tako IT. near WGor ot Ann r. sf, ~ ~ 1s1o H
III VIII oalnG. MaeSa IVY - Sonsa4sI@uon, e. PAW:
M T. 19 u osna: ,s ntoa II ena nna 20 az Ct Lot ~ o.
slSSo99 Ss9.utc. At a. +. ., ,,sn,,o at u,,aa r. a,ca
~. 40 ~ " - vno ~ H. oaco
Sn1y ~ eohs'aeFat,on, ei D. Sl,eV.
caHnet aV, ~ v.lo ~ = o. 1"onty,sixtn 81, Q !,
;s.,1 ~ n, MN n nAltos"o'eS' aS'eo aus eoh-
west Madison st. i1e Il of nohsy st. ", so112t II,
oasea Wat Ang; n; ~ eot,aastaton, ~ 70 a<,o,x
~ Mest 14.N u, ]l45 u " oi iaaeo 81, 2t>1aAH
II. siatoa July ls conai1eEason, 81 y II r. = POO:
= M " T., ~ ~ u u y, nsa ss'
1o1tVV II onsea snne - soAs'nefaseh, si.1su.
,s ~ 1o Hu,y 1o u GI e4 1s112
o.. ~ ey, ~ Hiocn = o. @ Anseesora Of SEC o.
~; - Matea nps.4 =. ~ Gp9s19srnuea, ZEN
- oa oo' III sa"' o1'ea APP" IL Ao's coheioefaon'
N,arsv; ~. - ~. .1u.a,u., , x,.,, ..s : osx
, 1873-08-13

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 2,a26 bu wheat, 4,SGG bu corn, 4, ,1YG
bn outs. ao8 bn rye, $50 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock lB1 cars
whoat AGO cars corn; G,00O bu No. do, $1,000
bu high mixed do, %, 100 bu No. do, u, 200 bu
rejected do, by canal 4G cars oats; 1,2O0 hu No.
edo, by canal; u cars rye; cars barley. Total
GOA cars). $4,000 bu.
Tho doath of John NlcGlasllop, Esq, m old
and highly respected membor of tho Board
OF Trade, WAS reported on Change today, and
appropriate Resolutions adopted in regard to AiH
momary,
William Young, Jr., and tho Directorate of tho
Board of Trade, having boon enioined from pro-
ceeding any further in tho snatter with tho ceae
Of Hall, who refuses to sottlo ap deal in tho
lato wheat corner, Young L. Co. hive notlilvd
the Directors That it Is tho duty of tho attor to
"tako 1t up" and SEQ whether thoro il any forco
In commercial contract or not. It is cortainly
truo that something were done, or wo may find
the motto to 10 universally adopted, "Daae il
tho slave who pays," If he eau holp 1t.
THE MARKETS,
The loading produce markets woro quite active
to-day by comparison with the recent average,
provisions being only partial exception to tho
rule. The fact WAS tho result Of better de-
mand, which established an upward tendency III
prices, both in breadatufrs and pork products ;
though tho receipts wore liberal, mud the altp-
ping movement slower than usual. European
markets. for grain wore atrong and advancing.
Tho demand for dry goods VAS not particular
ly active, though tho aggregate distribution waB
fully up to Tho expectations Of tho trade. Cot
ton fabricu wora lrlnor with tendency to i'd
vance. Woolens ruled Htoady, Tho grocery
mnrkot VIII without new foaturos. Cofloes arc
still excitod and advancing. but other articles in
the llAt, comparatively, wore steady. No change
of Importance wasnoEod In the butter and el,oeso
markets. Tho forn.or ruling quiet and easy, while
tholattor continues fairly actlya and firm. Goalro-
maas strong at the equotationa. Thohoy trade was
dull, with prices little bettor than nominal.
Hides arc beginning to move little moro frcely
and ho!dors arc asking 1(o advance, or 10@
1910 for heavy, aud ll@l11o for light, grsell-
cured. Nothing now was developed III lhs leath-
, 1873-08-13

not changed materially anco Tho aso OF our last oek.
y rovlow The doanl In 1uilo active in fornlor
ysa.s at l'1s period, mi With no lsrgo stoeke n
fcong II riioqnivoeslly nrm We repcat our lit a.
follows New York .fa factory. i2K@i3Ae Ohio fac
6oA1-.drcat actiyity Ia wilncsaea IT iii tho prn-
cipnl yards, and prices yary Arm except for tho
poorer grades Of soft eos'. uuoat!onh rnnn,n I'M
chatRo'', but an ady"nes IN lohigh ani 1aska-
current 1ehiF5; sio;So Iaekawanns, 8; 20; TIM,
sg lootns e Teoy tsoo o:nnc
ohesry kl!ne. 1900 Mnank. $500 Wilmington. 500.
coopInAuE-- htanuiactirod goods continue 70
meet with Hight domnnd, nrtcoa being weak. Light
stock 4 IN good demand for shipment md quito t'fn.
sl.oo@17o: whisky harrela lpo@2 1o aour barrols,
ssgsS79; pork staEes rough o@2too; ~ to b1cke ~
btickod = sawed. sa5;od@2aGo !, whlsky ateyes.
stavos s0eosi0so circle o.f hS,aa,pg n, q@gAo
pork and tlcrco poles, $aD.o0@35.o0 90 per m. Balca
Include 1874 lard uerces ut $i.7o 18 pork bagrcls ut
3i.40. .-- ..-..z-.,..
DNuas AND onEAl1oALs-.rho demhnd continues
fair Iodnp and its cunpounha 1owor, nlso cttr1o
and tartar1c acid Other arc1os arc without particu-
, 1873-08-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUsBDAY EVENING, Aug. -.
ALCoIoI-Was aliee !, and easier % per cont proof
bEANs-Wero Without change Tho demand is
restricted to Light inquiry from local dcalers, as
tller wants require. Prices are na follows: Primo
navtcs. t2.5o@2Go; prime m medium, s236a2.4o; oon-
UA6aINd- activity still aracterizes tho grain
o onaensy 1t ss ba'og o
There q also liberal movement in barlapa and gun
nies. at full prees. Wool Backs remain dull and IN.
Ludlow, slHo; LswlAton, 5519c; American, 5Xo;
Amoske.g 5iKc; otter Crook, 800 burlap bsgs. aud
s bu. lo%2ls; gnnnies single. 17alae; do double,
Dn0OM-CoNN- market has been moderately
active st unchanged ns!ces except comnon' which T.
hpld With confidence although trading is Of courao
restricted more Or ls.s b Tho high prices. We r.
3s e.! Nc No. es d. sSSes SSsS; NJ Se 'tss c 1se Ssa
'Dif huEpisa EESG meeting with an
mon aro sold at ts.oo@7.oo, according to aizs saa
quality The largo contracts made by the city for
o sss 81 he 'sa
wero unchanged. we repeat: stucco, $3.50; New
xo1s y catsg @ so@S puna1a q
$50; Utica Louiaville, aud Akron ceeut s. 90 U br
marble dust, $500; Lime In bulk 8oe@sl.o 90; limo
@ esefns a9 s' Te' b oa ss? rs b4iah ni e pee
4Ss; @ presssS sfisi sls ssss. Srlsl, ssSs
~ Go oo o
do common {Bclecto} $15.0l@l INDIANA prossed
slaoo21o0: do common. SO, 1900; ra clay, per
bri, S3.U0G3.00.
during the past wook, and tho market Ina cased OF
little from tho bighcst prices Of the previous week.
Tho racetpts OF all descriptions below choice have been
worry liberal for tue seaso aud stocks Of common and
nodlum gradea arc somewhat larger than IL desirable
hence thore IL disposition to concods itslo when BY
doing sale can bo effected. Tbero is douand for
ri, tho choice butter otered aud at very full prices
We quote: Strictly choice yollow 32Gs24o medium 10
good lGd5leo; inferior to co1no.oA llal4c
OANNED GOODS AND pICKLEs-The demand for
canned fruits is conBiieIably largor than In former
at like rortod the general UPWARD tendency
Of prices no Doubt aRnlstlrg tile trade. The changes
slnco our lust report have been confined m advance
Of $50 por IN peaches bnt prcaons indications
pojnt to MI upward movement Ia several other eycr-
lions. Below aro tho quotations.:
CANNED OoODg.
, 1873-08-13
bn at go 2e,ooo bu rotootad At a5}do; goo bu
whito, by sample, at 800 600 BY do at 28]1o;
1 400 bu do at 2Yo Totat, Il, 900 bu.

bn At go 40 900 bn rejected I'd At a51o geo bu
1900 br do at 28o. Tota1, II 600 bu.
Ryo was moro active, and advanced 10 per bu
nndur bottor domand, in sympathy with firm
or market reported from Now York, whore poo
was bid to nrrlve. Cash galos were reported OF
j., 900 bu No. 9 at Coo. Seller tho month was
qiict at 500 bid md 5o41lc, and seller scptomber
at 58@5S11o. a.,
Barley was more aotivo, hut onsicr than at tho
close yesterday. About 1000 bu wore sold,
seller September, at p2@ol1o, tho market clos.
ing Mt tho outai1o. CRsh Balcs wore reported ot
400 bu No. 0 at GGc; BOD 1,u by sample at 500; (;
md 200 bn do at 77llo. Total, 400 lal. Cash
No. was nominal at 70@176o for old; No. Q ut
G0@G8o, and rojooted At 50@55c.
EUROPEAN MARKETS,
Tho following is Deo.bohm'e dispatch to tho
Board of Trade to-day:
Auu. Misunderstanding cnrRoca OF whoat or
coaat worry rn, Good cargos8 No. Brrin8 OF conat
Cos I'D. Cargocs Of whost pasnaYo hnrdonnB; fnir
lvss-s spring, s4s sa1no for shipment within two
..ud fair. Ltyernool-Wheat. .ncttvo California, 12a@
l2s 10a SPRING lis Jd@12s. Corn quiet. Primo
mesa pork, Gls,
Tho following arc tho footings Of tho ofIlclnl
report Of grain in store In thia city on tho even
ing Of Saturday last. aud at corresponding datous
, 1873-08-13

Insurance Company had gono forward, oxpoct-
Ing to bo ablo to effect Q settlo1nent by CONF
promise, without making MI assignment, and
thtro waa a, worry encouraging prospect for timo,
and many o1aina were satisfied on tho basis Of
90 por cont. But finally it became oyilont that
AT assignmont was tho only thing to DO dono,
turned within few days. Ono Of tho ComnlH-
aionors boinR requested by tho Court to mako
lotnilol statement Of his tino of Borvioe. pro-
eontod QUO including tue following throe ttoina'
Ia1 dnys' work at = w. 93s'M oo
L1trA sGrflcc9 s.s4.oUVtou
Tho number Of tlaya reokonol covors tho wllolo
time tint tho Commissioners served, which
makoH tho bill still mora cnrioua. Judge White
threw ont the whole nccotlit and allowed reason-
ablo compensation, md for tho sake Of ready
comparison tho amount asked aud the amount
allowed nre given below III separate column:
AskeI Alfo.oed.
Tho Tr1lAtao.. ..$10.19D $4,000
Tho Commissioners. ............... 0.DOO 1,1U0
tho Attorney. y...................+. 800 200
IosAl. ..%24tutp bttuUu
Leaving balance in favor Of tho creditors Of
$4,000.
LOCAL PRICES.
, 1873-08-13

nuus-uontrary to general expectation, the daye
arrivals woro ighh-zoachng only abou. 900 head,
sha instcnd 9f ruling lower tho prospect NJ tue
close OF trne yesterday, rrtces wore strong at Sharp
ADVANCE Tho aton<latce Of buyers vas not largo roz
Hld those r. atten5aneo seem particularly anxious to
feeling not only holdors bnt to GuyeTs and tbs o.
ferng. wore easily disposed Of at Average advance
Ct 100 per 100 lbe saes woro reported at 34
for to extra light with tho blk Of the transfers
within tho range Of s44oa4s5. All sold, and TIC mar
sbove. Among the dsy'a transactions woro the ioov-
, 1873-08-13
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. u.
The following were the receipts and ahipmouta
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty four hours, aud for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-08-13

In the afternoon wheat was fairly actiyc, and
closed ~ lower than on Change. Mo. spring
sold at 81. .1754@t. 1876 sellor the month, and
s1.1116@1. lax seller September, both options
closing at tho inside. Corn was aotive and firm
or. selling at 3e16@3s1S gollor tho month, md
9ssl@3856 seller September, both options closing
at tho inaido. Other grain and provisions wero
quiet. -Four vosaels woro chartered, ,-ono for
whont to Black Rock aat 619o: Total capacity,
yhoat.
, 1873-08-13
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. u.
Tho following table shows tho movement OF lumber,
shing!es and ath for the pass week md since Jar.
1875 compared with tho corresponding period last
, 1873-08-13

r. Fl s',e1 ;S,s Ssn. ,,,ss SsMs r.,
Es$s EE:$$s;; E$s;; 'ss ss;$; s;;s ST.;
fSr siuss Jan, san.e
5sps's; 5p%s'ss sss3ss sss29s s71,S s1;o,S
iath ithhs'Ss. TIL 2sssi a7.sl5
Tho condition Of tue lumber market has not differed
9ssadp sst fts aT @ VIZ ' s m
strlcted by tho small offerings, hut The litter half q
and Sunday. Tho demand has been principally from
the reta dealesa, though tho attendance Of country
lumber has boon sold for shipment, especially by
canal The demand can scarcely ba called ga urgent
fey srs, ss s M 81 s os oay S
lower, though tho largo offerings on Monday had
tentonoy to dep1eas tho market, Mi.run boards and
scanting at ss.so@1ooo, the outside Tor. good
alaateo eargoea and long enghs ahoys theae agures
@eoo; ; is'S' S s7s shiaees ss Toeaay s
the offerings were light aud tho market moderately
active At unchanged prtces The following sales were
s;gs I'm M @ 23o som
from hanisee 60 m bl stuff contract; 30 jolHs
Cargo sshT g. rster from siatsgon, lag m sonmq5
Frankfort. iso q bosrds It sli,oo; 10 N 3.taeh It
6J.io4 bcnF ~ F. AFaGft 3IotA MAuettbt oeCk-pAA VI
timber at s1l 90 for long, $1,000 for short and % for
common Inch. Cargo schr Regulator, from
1tanistee, 100 IN short picco stun ut *9.87,6.
Cargo schr Presto from A1nskegon 16o m st1ips and
boards at $3.50. Hchr L. Mcdonald, from Mnntstec,
deck load Of long timber at t1a.6o hold }oiaa and
ecantling q feet snd over at $aoo 40 fset and IN.
m toiats and acantlng at No.oo 2zo m shingles at
$2a1; 10 m 1ath at = .7b m pichess at SOD schr
at sll 90; 80 = iath at SITS. sehr Kate Hnehman.
from Ocono, 900 N stripa and boards at $l050 6chr
g. Barber from Ludtugton, 100 m Btrtps aud boards
1t $780,. schr Lske Forost from Mantsec, l2o n
joats and acantng at $1,000 100 m A" shingles ae
$2s11 58 N lath at sl.76 28 m pckcts At $500 for
flat aud $500 for square: 8chr E. scoye, from Mus
kcgon, ITO strips and boards at as lath at
$l.76. Sold by blanchard, Dorlhnd k Co.
LUMBER FGE1aHTs.
Afanlatee. $2.25 Lildngton $500 Muskegon Its;
ocouto f3.25 Mcuominoe. 52.25; White Lake, $500
Grand Haven, $l.75; Peat1ater, $500; Frankfort,
$237h Ford River, $2.11H.
At THE 7AnDa.
Dusinesa at the yards is only fair but prices
toleraby steady, ~ quoted below. tho only change b.
ing In common green siding. which IL now sold at
$500. sh!nglcs track, quoted 1t 0o@3.126.
Hardwood mcots with fair aTerage donaId, aud
, 1873-08-13
MONEY AND COM NJ ERCE;
MONETARY.

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. IL.
Tho types mnlio and work with tho word
'good," applied to tho crops, NJ we wrote It
yoaterday. TO olnngo "good into "gold was
not a good clnngo by my means, eupocially ns
thore Ia no gold among uH to BLip.
Tho market for exchange wae allado easier.
1t opened Mt 60 contH per al, 200 pro,nium bo-
twoon bankB but In an hour or Two It WINS offered
at 50 and wo heard OF parcels for which DO only
was naked. Thoy wero Of conrse. readily takon,
but tho market, though little oasior, is still
f}rln. To ouasomora, NJ usual, tho prico ia pnr
OK.
Thoro is still = large amount of ourr oncy lying
Idle In tho banks. Tho demand from customers
in city mud country Ia much bolow tho supply.
Tho movement to the country heretofore noticed
continues, but is not 1argo,-much losa ~ than
bankora would like. Iato Of discount nominal
1t 10 por cent.
Street pnpor iB not very abundant, and holders
do not soom disposed to press 1t upon tho mar
kct. About 1@2 por cont per month"; with COM
missions, is tho rango; though 1@l11 arc tho
us,,nl 0guros.
9ho1o Hpon,s 10 be 8 very general expectation
In this and surrounding cities OF an active fall
trade. Tho Louisyillo Conricr-Journal Of ycs-
terday hns tho following summary for tlo past
week:
T.ore has boon bNt little Atir In local nanccs during
the week, but thore Indications that tho money
narkot Inns reached turning point, aud t,at tho
roo Of inactivity and quilt has already boon paasod
The immeiiato requirements Of busineRs havo calet1
for very little assistance, but ol the larger banks
have placcd ont several largo s1ns IN lo9ns aud soo
Of tho loading trading nereata arc beginning to
pare ter bal accounts for tho ot activo trade
which ia noar at hand. There is moderate moye-
mcnt OF onrroncy between thu city and country tho
fully balanced probably by collections, and by receipts
OF money for Investment III securities. Discounts OH
, 1873-08-13

IosAl. s...%24tuuu SttuOp
Leaving balance in favor Of tho creditors Of
$t4. 600,