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, 1873-04-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, April Al.
,ALCOHoI-Was In moderate demand md steady,
1t s.. .74(s1 30 for "a per cent proof.
BROOM CORK-Dea1crs report continued In
rrovement In tho demand. Good corn Is worry scarce,
and tho medium gradcs are now moving with
Prices rule steady, % given below: No. hurl,
6@8Xo por b; No. stock braid, 6@bho; No.
do, 4@4Yo; do, 3@sKo; inside green, SAo; do red
VI ee ps'' q staps not ooa
to hpy important change The demand for tho better
grades quite equalled tho supply, and hs prices cur
rent at tho co1e Of Last week wero uniformly we'll as
tained. Common descriptions were to great o1tent
neglected.. The general tendoncy is unquesttonaby
downward, We ductos Common to ohoico roll, 24t@
sOo strictly ohotco dairy, packed 39@96o: medium to
BAGGiNG-A liberal amount OF trading was dono In
this limo Of goods It foEmor prices, where
tho market rules steady and firm Following are tho
quotations; Stark s1; Ilo. heSatGa 2e,E H.
1se double, 2ea2eo; wooltscks, o771e.
DEANS AND PEAS Good grades of beans arc In
slow. Peas nre unchanged. We Eopcat: Choice hand
picked n.vies $3.50; do mediums. . $2as; ! inferior I,
Bu1LDiNd ji LLiD1iSNd Observation-Disclosures was o tolcrab,y
fair Inquiry for Home articles III tho lia though gen.
orally speaking, tho market ia quiet With pleasant
weather moro actiyo trAdo Is looked for. Wo aEain
57sls4 00 snrernno d. IS 100; Rosendao conont,
$25@3.60 Utica cement, 500 per br Loulsy!lle CO.
mont s2.o0 Akron cement, s1.o0 marble dust $325@
IL s.n s Ss s saI
b Building @ bTIck }commonS s50o@S.5O; aewer brick,
country brick g ;oH dsiiyersa
wsukee, 1880, delivered Iac!no, $1,000 delivered
Nitlslae $950 90, delivered fire clay, per br!, $f00a
too Te following is tho lis .. prices psr boz Of 81
fton ~ * and 4 mar can't In mAtO to dcAlorBs
, 1873-04-22
REALESTATE.


The following instruments wero Alod for record
On Monday, April a.:
CITY PROPERTY.
Smell st. Of and Second It, o. a IT to alloy,
dated Jan. 7 !: confederation, s1.oo0.'
Smell st, I, near second 81 T. ~ It to alley, dated
Jan. q; consideration, 5000.
Robcy st. Of and near Folk At, o I, Lot "a, dated
March II; consideration, $780,
Fulton 1t, Of aud near Jefferson 1t, I, undivided
X Of Lots to dated April IS; consideration $780,
DoKab st, between Flornoy and Lexington sts, I,
West Ers 1t, betreen Blckordlko and Noble uts' T.
100 It to ney With Is # on First st, IN sub.
ssSIes T. 5ssas;ts Ies i Ss;ss sios,as
s aasa ApE T. 'ins sse
uol, $3100.
Artalon ~. of md ncar Fulton at, 4, Lot -,
dated April 7 consideration, $2,10O
dated May 1b, 1872; consideration, s2,8oo.
H. dated April 10; con coasidsration, M sseo = '''
Tho premises No. 308 Wost DiYaieu at, dated April
barber Il, iss IT, oi Canal 1t, 4, 2,s7s IT, with i'm,
proyelnents, dated April !: consideration, sl,623.
Dayton, 4 v cor: ef uazo ct, Lot l. datsd April
q. 5ohna piacs, 50 Il Of Fulton It, f. l4.12a It,
dated April 19; consideration, ST. $50.
noS as s 8; wa IN
West Twenty-nscond at 90 # W Of paun. 1t, n I, 24r
Wcat Tweuty-yecond vt, u It Of Faullna It, u t. q
1l00 4, dated April u ! consideration, $l,2oo.
McCIregor at, bet Wentworth ay aud Buddan IT. n T.
Is It to A1ley, dated April n consideration, 400
North Clark st. 20 Il OF Ohio It, T. 2o1so IT, dated
March u; consideration, {o,o0o.
Lot OF Lots 10 I, In Dntsrlcld's Addition, dated
April y consideration, s. ,ooo; ~
Lot a. in Block 81, Soc 10, 3d. H. dated April
consideration 1850.
psrk ~, bot We.tern and Oakley T. + 90 feet to
Alley dntod April 10 confederation, s., 800.
Ashland ay. bet North ay anil DanoAe st, vi, Is It
10 slsy. d4tea Apri lt; consideration, 81 900. ..
Ashland AZ bet North Nv and Barcho 1t, u (, rs It
10 alley dated April 10 consideration. $1,000.
n,tna ha s assna ~ = 4 west Of Wood s 241e2 tt
Lot q, tn Dloct i, Of Dayis' u X kofswa II geo
~, w, IT, dAted April a.; consideration, $l,l76.
bration, $1,000.
psqrs M st 6ss Il 1Afe md Randolph ~ OF Lot
Lots to g. 1n Block 10, Soc 7, 10. ii, with other
prope7sy' dated April 10 confederation, sf2,soo.
North CLARK at, n " cor Of Wrlghtuood Ay, 216x17b
+. dated June a. 1879; oopslderxsloo, $4,000,
, 1873-04-22

fhe wssshsF during tho Last week in k.reh in the
was improved BY ngrioult,riats In bringing mp tho
WITT spring grain under the most favorable Conditions
Tho dry and clear atmosphere that prevailed hA4 In
sd Fl ns Ss9H ~ e. General p1s @
proyement with more checring reports from thence.
Potato planting vas rapidly progressed and pastures
ea sary aown INV "oa na s apsey as Fo
Euary, had favorable show53n'g reports
decdody more cheering. The breadth of lind il
inereasea VIII ntdss wsather, and more plentiful
supply of tabo vegetable, 1t expected, u tB uaun
that there would 10 4 somewhat diminished conaump-
ton Of breadstune, especially later ln the aeaaon:
1, is1y Sless4 tons of ioregn potaoss haa bsen im
ported, equal In weight to 1o,7l8 qrs Of Aeo lba Of
wheat though much less than wheat In nutrttsve qual.
At Rottcrdau', wheat stock was small. With : still
cargoes orered tho English coaa with soyera pus
chnacd at rising prices.
quintas .a'o, 2ooo quusla Of barley, md 5000 qn;
Tha arrivals Of wheat at Odessa from tho Interior
under aly!cos Of 21d u!t., had boon small.
Alyices from Btettin, Germany, under dato Of 22d
ult, report sprlngike wcather, dull market for
wheat, With encouraging crop prospects.
port ty'est westhor ao ao % for ii ks q asd WORK.
gB tnArket Tor WhcAtt 6Goil AfrlFha OF tho Be!HAn
Variety lower prlces offered for cargoea of the Eng
lsh coast.
French Advtces, Under date Of March 20 give reports
Of "cot Of fine Hs.thor for fold work. which vol
improved for agricultural operations In reports from
118 Fronnh provincial markets 81 we're nrn unnlsorol
or calm 20 tending upwards or deaEer aud II cheaper
or tond!ng downwartls. Tile land soyn presented q
satisfactory appearance and with Intervention OF
unHoasonable weather another good wheat crop waa
11rocte1 The prc-occMpaon oi tho farmers in their
agricultural work caused small auppes At tho country
| 1nnrkcts.
Ths acrcago under wheat In tho Unltod Kingdom In
1871 for crop harvested In thnt year, WAS 3Ba $50
acres. It IL st an open question III to the aggregate
| product. ~.
Comparative atocks of flour and grain in liverpool
, 1873-04-22
ITEM S.
ITEMS. --.
Tho north par. OF the western shore Of Lake Mich<

ITEMS.
s@rbo following letter from Gen. O. Il. Poe, in
naSa sa1s m its i0f
OrEIuE OF LlaHTnousE ESo1NEEa,@
ELEVENTH DIsTnlor.
DETROIT, Mich., April ., 1917;
H. $. Perpont, Esq, 4sso Rivers, ''a'toro" County,
In Tsy q tho ho 81 1 ,s,da as;S e CON- tn.
gresa NJ appropriation OF 900 was made "for xt
ght win Mysr o t. " sf M
north Of Two Rivers. Very respectfully II nav
Engineer Eleventh Lighthouse District.
Tho steamer Yosemite arrived this morning from
Detroit with the schooner seaton tn tow The Yosemite
is chartered at &c corn to ~ a ~ vs,
had holo stove in ho1 bow Mt oswego tue other day.
ass %ssass 2a St nsS sS rvsf and tho
The largo new vessel whic! Capt e. " Jonea e., ~
been budding st sprnswSss 81 ID aElnS tho winter VIII Do
The tug hIayhowor has arrived at Port Stanley.
shs wont out for tho Fenton At Long Point Out,
sna si asiSt rutarnod lsdstei to fort a!anoy.
Lake Huron vt Lexington ts hloofa1cd with !co.
In dopti sineo tlo irst Of aa March fully TWO feet.
The water St. Clair Fats ID Oh an ayeraGe Mtse9
@ @ ssga 81 to he
snow and ruin that havo fallen Within tho past h&
months. '-.......
nre now nbaent from Milwaukee three weeks, Oh tElps
nlong tho Btlora north. When Last heard from they
were III the leo on hraniowoc.
--Adycc9 from Port Coborne Rtato that tue chual II
coar Of ce but there IL floating III front OF tho hhr-
bor far as Al, tho vessea thsro are bG.
Ing fitted out. Tho Captain Of the schooner ooe.1ck
was up at Port Maitland Oh tho 18th: be says tho tcs
WIS anld III far an le could eeo t1tn.
Work OIL the improvements or tho Aarnor at ala-
"A collision occurred in tho river yesterday near
tho entrance to tho North Branch. Tho sten,n barBo
NJ 0roh run her stern Into the schooner Dtnmerl,
broak!ng her shear plankH aud doing conaidcrable
iHlllngp.
-TIs bark Summer Cloud ia having now foro-top@
mast.
moruIrg to proceed north, but IN raHElnE through
broadway bridge, e,,e cnuie III contact with tho aDat-
ent aud broke several buckets Of Of her wheols,
compelling lor to stop for ropairA.
Voszcls bound for pentwnter, In going into that har
bor, shod keep Tho south pier vol ahoard ole-hied 1d
OF the way in then shear to tho north pes ana
kcop The latter boat aboard until lnslo Tho doph o.
water tho bar at psatwator is nino feet a3
!nsie tho depth s eight feot four 4uchoa scaa' 1ns
luko Ut rentwater il clear Of tco.
Tho adsauco over laat yenrs towing rates o. 1 ma.
troi h authort htlyely stataa 70 DO % Tor sq .is
capital inyeBol iu towing the Detroit anu hs o1A1
Rivers amounts to fully tl,40V.ooo.
, 1873-04-22

RHARlNE


AnR1yED.:: April 81.
sse st. Soasp ioo M Il aier
schr GuIdo, 81. Josaph, TO IN IT lumber.
schr Fashion, Muskegon 1so m # lumber, 10 m
schr Kate Lyons, Muslcgon, 900 NJ IT lumber.
Prop qs9 7s, Dunbar Alaskes0n 100 # lumber som
prop oconto, Milwaukee, 100 bales rags 200 brls -four.
Tug 4ovatlsn, Holland 500 brls pines 1os pkgs fab.
stnr Masicgon, Grand lavon, 700 b1s maple sugar,
md gnudrcs.
sshr Norh Star, pontSator, i26 m Il lumber, lss N
ehr Itsss, Isheeqn. 1so M; # 5s Lumber nj 1s lstn
schr Mary uelon, White Lake, e5 m 1t lumber, 10 m
Bcbr Ll,nsaTan, Sss1 Grand Haven, 155 m # lumber
Prop Ira Chafec, saugatueh Is rolls leather, GO n
It humber
Esafss Ss,1 s;e5 g e Sas4 gravel
Bchr Racine, Muakcgon l4o nj IT lumber.
CLEARED ..........April u.
schr @ nta13 iiarr3Ist Ann, White Iate, light.
,2ea Tsop r. onfsa1 ohnes 9,1ngateh osg ght.
schr aar ia, ESselia Msniseo, dsi,i light. ts1''
schr i iizzie poaE, 81. Joseph, II br1a Line.
schr Hoshorn, Muakegon, light.
Bcow Magdaina, st. Pauls EcE, Light.
sshr sssr FsSs:.s Fysn:' slqioSsss Hessa i'sS Eht
sehr 8. E.. Osborn, Na!iale, il, 900 bu corn.
s hF syg; sy = T. ohissas as B"ss Bas s ghsa sesn
schr WillIo Keller, Kingston, io,5b0 hu wheat.
Prop Oconto Milwaukee,. Is brls oil, ;19a pkgs hard
| Wate and BunuricR.
| 8chr Express, Manisteo, auudr!cs.
| Schr Liberty MuRkcgon, Light.
| Tug Levathnn, draud Hnvon, Light.
| schr h1ainc hlanistco, light.
| 6chr Micheson, Ludington, light.
| Hchr Dane, Oawego, light.
| Bchr Pilgrim, Grand Haven, light.
| schr WarTon. Muhkcgon, hight. 5
| Hchr Josie, MuskeGon, light.
| Schr Hamilton, Maniatee light.
| Hchr Winnie Wing, pentwater, light.
| 5chr Fannie l. Tloy, saugatuck, Light.
| 6chr ithaca, Muukegon, light.
Barge Cornet, hIuBkggon, light.
6ohr r. D. ueierth, White Lake, Light.
| 8chr Ernmn, Ludington, light.
| Btmr Muskegon, Grand Haven, br1a whisky, 10 hr1
oil, s brla pork, $40 pigs furniture, II sacH
| oats, 40 aacks corn, 30 sacks feed.
| schr North Star, Pcntwater, 20 pkgs groceries,
sshr orkney Lsus, oawego, 15 a45 $3.50 bu corn.
| Schr Lumberman, Black Greek, light.
| Bchr ]. Cstchpole, ManiHtee, Light.
| Bchr Ivcr Ltwso,i, Auskegon, light.
! schr Mary, Muskegon, Light.
| 6chr Yankee Trader, Muskegop, light.
Bchr LnyInia Black Creek light.
| Bclr Champion, Kenosha, Light.
| scllr Leo, Granu HAyon, Light.
, 1873-04-22
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, April al.
The following wore the receipts and shipments
Of tho lcAding articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past forty-cight s1ours, and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-04-22
N.00@0.40
b.70@5.o0
5.ao@5.G0
6.o9@5,25
3.76G4.75
3.T594.76
2.5013.b0
1.60t34.10.
4.25{a5.00

HOGB-ReGclVcd 6lnco Saturday, 7,5DU. The
hog trado waa aotive, md priccb wero stronger.
Common to taodiuin coarao uneven and mi1odlots
wore not percoptibly highor,, tLoro being, few
buyors in quest Of aach hut tho lctter qAalltiea
reported Ut s5.2oG525 for poor to common at
S5.906D535 for medium, and ut s5.40@5.60 for
good to choioo, with carload or two Of oxtra
1t a5.55@5.60. Everything sold, and tho mar
kot elospd Htealy and firm.
, 1873-04-22

IUuotHI
CHANGE or DAsE pr TILE BOSTON BOOT AND suoB
TRADE.
From the Doston Irareltey, April is.
It is understood that IN important movement has
been decided upon by como of tho most influential
boot and shoo denlers Of Boston. Approaching tho
necessity for change Of base inasmuch NJ tho own
ers Of raal estate Of pearl sroet ayo demanded
orbltant prices for tho Of their property several
consultations have been held, resulting to-day in
tho ooncluaiou to remove to tho Wsbator Block,
entered into this arrangement those Of Z. l. A.
Il. BAtohnler l. Co., jenkins, Lane Sons, Clement,
Co., Loring Reynolds, Lee Bros. Co., A. r. Con-
ant L Co., Martin b Skinner. 1t La understood also
for stores In this neighborSood This declaratios,
takes SO in capital sway from Pearl street and
places 1t In dcront locality. The Webster Block, 30
vcnient a. well substantial buildings for the pur-
po1sB Of trade,
, 1873-04-22

nrt Iii, ~ .r,,
s,tnntton tRrTn woitlI xc rcau}rcI n innnrt III %
mn ~ ~ ~ Sm nn , W ~ ~ w sov,to"
y6ara enAe with 1905 tho aygrago nor carlta consps
lion wns LILO bu in England md Wales a-1G b HI
dom 3-io bu mar capn" Ill III Ti.), m 'ayorago nf
from imports and HOMEGROWN wheat whs 10Os1 061
1ts With population In 1871 Of 81, Coz, No. and
eyorage porcaplta connumplion of 0-iD t 2b ,2
Ata of wheat would he required, Including hoine-
XIQ. 81, 1875. ..s7''10.'
Tho stock Of wheat 1T hlarsoos, March 1s, 1679 na
qpinaas at tho corresponding lato In 1879, Bowug
dteroaao ct ], ,2o5, ,oa5 netrical quiniala.,
Tue eomPaative stocks OF grain md -four in dlaa-
,,; 1917; ,,.ss:, ls1a: ~ aotx II
- 49,. .n.u No!GH - Antn et' DIet ,nt ~
Flour, sncI8 1so Ibs....,.. Il, 900 a8,61t 43,633
Wheat, qrs.+,....-....". 0,000 2Sl,2a9 al4,n1
Mnizo. qro..".......:.. .13o,0G0 e1,D73 'l8oeG9
rotnn NV, ~ ~ m.G, Ma 10" aa n" AZ
iGctuIy ~ tuu ohnnt untlct tno tuas stogn au ~.
market In Hungary is Afoloss.
; Is, D. Maxwell, Euporiutondont Of tho Mor-
chnnfnf EYnhnnpc IN 0incinnnH rms fna,,ci ~,
.nl.;aI rorort - i,,n rtnaoIiH'o ~ tLo IVoat
ao sthsua ~ naS ~ w "otA " Wy Mtoi oo"aone "
lbf1-t8 anu 1SfA-fa staaua ha toiloWss
1a72-73.. .b450ooA
4, 400
But 10 tho lalter, tie hoge io previously reported
for Tho winter Of 187-72 should be added. Tis would
Hogs.
64a60oi
1R7i-7Q .4.b34,151
=
, 1873-04-22

There wau no change to note Rates arc quotablo Al
1tc, aud Ioc asked for corn and wheat to Buffalo.
Among the grain vesscls not chartered ara the follow
ing: Pensaukee, Norman, Davidson, L. J. Clark, Kate
Ue1,urnnn, and Abreight Lumber froghta arc fol-
lows: Manisteo, $275Gs3o0; /; Ludington, $e6s@275; ;
iuee, f300G3t0; Fsntwatcr, S163@275; Whito River,
$2.76@o.oo; Grand Haven, sa.2s@2.6o; saugstucs,
$2,6Q.
, 1873-04-22

SIEEp-TAia branch Of tho nnrkot WAS III
aollyo as tho recelptn embraced only 155 hoad.
Prices remain nominally unchanged, at G4.00@
0.2s-acoordlng to qualify.
, 1873-04-22

LET,
sEEDs-rimothJ wns in good request, md from 20
1oc higher, owing to light offerings Glover was 1uet
and steady Hungarian wnn III moderate request. Wo
quote: Timothy At 33.25@3,5o for fair to choice
Hungarian ct $l.la@1.a0 mllle at soe@s1o aer ut
$2.1o@2.a5 for Howina. Wo report aalcs Of oi baRs
choice timothy at $3.50; 1o9 bsss Prime - st s345 12s
Nso bags do 1T s4.ss; "a bags choice Hungarian
TEAs-woro qufot and easy. wo quote: Young
1877 75o; do choieo to oStr. @ ' inc, $oo51.ioo; com, ON
mon to nno old Tyson, 75c@$1.oo common impe-
rial, G5@o5c; good to choco do B0c@SS10; 1ne to
good ganpowaer. 7oeSsi.1o; ehoiee, ,sl;l5@i.2o;
00c@s1.0o; fair to good do, 7O@soa: common do
2G45o colo1cd natural leaf Japan, 55ssG5c common
to ilne oolong. a5945o; good, eo@77o; choice to
extra, D0c@$t.00.
TobAcd0-Wo quota:
Oigw1No-Fino 'Out--Eztra, 75@s5c; cholcs. csc
75o common, 55@ooo; poor, 4o@a0c.
plue-Natural lsaf, '75@soo; half bright co@7oo
sMonlSa@E1tfa, ss@sso; medium, aosa2o; COM
mon stcn,B. a792oc.
WooD--Was in good request and was steady at the
hickory, Sla.o0; slabs, s7.50Gu.0o, doliyerad
WooL-Wool wan dull n1lI entirely nominal at tho
following unchanged quotations:
Tub, waHlea extra medium. .b1Gs55c
Tub, washed, common to fair. .49954c
Hisees TEn,mon nsahsa ansy X,
Eloocc, wsaled, light. ,4a@t6c
Fleece waahed, X, dtngy. .40to44c
Fleece, wushcd medium light. ..43@4ao
E!cecc washcd medium dingy. 37@a2o y
Fleece unwaahed, xxx, dingy.. .15@2oo
Fleece unwarhcd coarse to medium .30GSa2o
Flcecc unwashcdt coarac, aud dnBy... ..21@3oo
super, pulled.
Eurry wool 6aios lssa.
, 1873-04-22

consumption o,oil ou wnoas; ao9 pu corn
6,l9s bu oate; S72 bn sye; 1s9 pu barley
Tho following grain has boon inspected Into
vhont 1O7 cars corn: 2o. GOO bu No, ado, and
x onn l., ro.ootad a. ~ a,,,, Az ,,r. o,ta.
o''p' w 1e!o'.oo w, w .ana, ~ ~ ~ s"A" o"''
car barley. Iotnl loo cars), V5,ooo ou.
The leading produce markets. were oxcitod and
higher to-day, with much more notivity, owing
Ia an Urgent demnnd. vhicl, was believed 70 bo
,6,- 49,. ~ 49, - M.
prlneapaly from ING saost 1, 'o,ess ,s, nno ssn,
eral cauSo IN gram Wh6 INC "eathor' WHICH, "aa
that It was showing in Iowa, and cold all over tho
Wat Vii, liza +roat atl H. tho ororra in ,nonv
,ss msss, "4t. a,a,, d. ~ .nasa, s..4arant ,,a,
paces. nucn ohy u eenetal eActolnont LUIS
not boen witnessed IN Chicago for some years
past, tho lurrioB Of former days being usually
confipsd to one nrtn]o of nroduce Mt a time.
Tho trading was principally In options, though
| there was more doing il, cash lots than usual
Operatorg in grain i1ayo kopt looking for bunny
ays TIL hope deferred hath alc tho hoart sicli:
anl atill tIlere ia nothing but couda. and aroas
| Of low barometer." and rapidly falling morcury.
@ and Il is diiioult to boioye that tic clouds viii
not hnyo coon exhaustcd thomsolyoB. and coayo
to dron down fetnoaa of whicii VA hayo had too
much, ike tic dog and the meltol huttor.
Sooas wSrS r. fair demand viii PRICES
s,on,S n"'sna snd n,,"u1,ar hrsnds Tha,
orocSry trndo. thourI slirhtiy more notiyo thnu
| Turing the precot}ne fow DAYS. was Ly no
menne satisfactory. and tho gonoral market
Mss laokipg in strongth. Coirceu wero
bong noa TIh ~ Tho et t6e
wora shaded little on fair orders. Butter was
nnot at Saturday's pricos, Dnceing mot with q
fair inouiry, anl.was quoted firm. No new fea-
| t1rca Worc noted in the CANNED goods market
fha J,nnnn contInu,no l,rht' Will nricss in lly.
era' favor. Cheese was quoted hoffn a little
o,v;nr to 7cteriorat,on in f6o ounlity: Prices Of
! cn.I 5ora atnn5v .Hav 1na in fair l1cn1 ronnost
sI snd nndcr soayt rocaints. waa firm et the nd,
vsnco ostablishod last wosk. No chauQee vcro
visible in tho hide leather. Biz IRON, tobacco. and
,ronl markots. Oils were eenernlIy firm. q fair
moyomeut belpg Witnessed At 1910 tor carbon !:
At aTc6si "a for iinaaod 75o for oxtrn lard and
a. Sago for igr tnrnentna o' 1o4 '~" a!'
~ Trsga Il tha lnrnher.ynrds vas on1v modorato
the threatening weather tending m to &oep s buyers
ThcYo vas more doing at the dosks ;hs liz n morn tS
jnr thn s,,cs hs;ng m6ost,y of :oista ] and acn1t.
iirS",u ,s,,;c nra aas,ar T,o doTnna fnr not"is
naf5a' md navai storea oont;nuca oct;vo auJ ~
nnat,d 1-;caa arn fniv anstan.d Ir5n 1r M IN
tn,sroh,g fs;r rnoneat Enc1iah foo1 eta", an
Nnvr.v ra;1.rods | wave b;nIsr AMI III ] imnortod
asool y ynrv tfrn, Gonm6n INV Is aosv A. Ain
@s.tf,c oSJya rs+sa rm;id;no matcr;.Is w"ro nv.
cbnnrcd Wooi and hons were withont norccr,-
tible change; tho former il yery dill
, 1873-04-22
LUMBER.

MONDAY EVENING, April q.
left oyor from Saturday lilo offerings were quito liberal
, 1873-04-22
FlOM MACKlnAW

MAoE1NAw, Mich, April 21.-weather clear; wind
northeast light; mercury at 69 de8Eees ice III hst
a1ytRc1
, 1873-04-22

principal buyora ; though, III ordor to effect 1a!o'
congnera ycro willing accent iowor nriees 1oiat
nates n ''a2tl'1 ~ oo soaet bsafs s good
,s! s% s;3s; sss'. H. fSs following '''a
"t5 osrga ueilr hi.ry 11oen, from White Lste. 70
jolss and scangs q sti2 2g 70 III latl A. s3 80 I'M
Gsrao, esnr oss1t caphe from P'n'~'''f
oarEo sohr North State, from pentwa'er, 1aom
] oarao aehr Joass, from sfn.keeon, 20 M (! common
eosrn be- & md nd sr'pt a n q o''s and 8'hnina'
Cargo sehr Campbell isoid april 1o), from rontwator
10 N It jo!uta md aeantlng., .. si2.oo:
s Sess i; sf Pill P ss 1Tr .s.5Sax 5 Aps ~ fro" 'n'
Cargo ncr Levi Grant, from A1anistoo, 1866 It olst
an.l a,1d scantlIug a. $1l.25.
Cargo Echr 1hsca, from M1t6kcgon, $50 m It stripa
md good boards. ii sl7.oo, aIuakegon tally.
rhcro vaa no particular change in trado or prices.
Thu demand would 10 good II tic weather wcro favor
ablc hut It il. only moderate a,nount Of business
ia transacted each day. Hardwood Ia quiet and un-
changed. pricca range % followa:
$}SS$a $S:$ sss: e. e. :" ,":n
rough. 4ooa@42oo
F4rst md second clear siding, together " 23ooS2400
Se@sa sssrss, aIssssa, ssS 5s$ssssss
Common flooring, dressed, second ao.oo@o2oo
upward. .............. s7.oo4o
Astock honrds. ....................... 37.g0G400
. stock boards: ..................... 28.UoS3O0o
joia. ncantlng, a.na timber, etc., ID feut
and undor. 14,oo@1boo
5est aad sc.na. Ii to ii isSSSS
r!ckcts, s1,are. 1400@1b.00
rlcRets, hnt' 120o9!400
Cedar p0sts, round. Observation-Disclosures. l7oo525.0o
LATIN .... s...-..................... e.75
!.atl3 oA tEaehs .:t...s..t..t..s-..s..... 3o0
, 1873-04-22
ten do At s01O; 2,600 tcs do at 5000; 100 600 lhR
short clear at Do; $50 900 lbs do, Saturday ovou-

%0.10} z,n05 ts0.U03 1u0,0u8
short clear at uo 100000 lbs DO, Saturday ovon-
Flour Tas in bottor d6mand, though quoted
dull and l1onvy III Now York, and was alhdo
flr1nor, dealers obtaining, tho ,asking prloos Of
was chiefly for good brands Of epring OK
trns, much Of which WIS for shipment. Dram
was frn,or. Baloa were reported Of 100 brlH whlto
winter oxtras on private torrns, 100 brla spring
abta) at $3.50; foo brls do At ae.4o, 2o0>brls do
at s6.25; 900 brlu do ct a6;76s 7oo brle DO on
private terlns. Total, 1850 brla ALSO, 10 lots
1horts at $1,000 OIL traok; 20 tons bran Of $o.25,
@ ssA..s ~: s.1si.,a enht atinna nj ftn olnaa
, 1873-04-22

CANNED GOODs AND p1oKLEs-Not q new tca-
turo was developed IN connection with this marka
uusness wAa again quilt, the inquiry coming chiefly
from local retanrs anal hctug mainly In the shape Of
omall orilers. We lIoto:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

The following tender missive was
picked up in the ladies' sitting room os
the railroad depot at Fonda: 'sDs, ,ar
Charles, do you love me as much az yoa
did at a quarter TO twelve last nightp
Say you do, dearest, and il vii. give me
spirit to go down and tackle them cold
beans left from YESTERDAY" The an
swer sent was, eyes, hoist them in, my
angel" y1.nsT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

jefferson Accomm odation arrives at jefferson S25
p. NJ, Plymouth SOS. Ashtabua, T.55 Leaves Jefer-
son 555 A. NJ. Plymouth. 6.l2, Ashtabula, 6.25.
*Trans stop only on Signal. xTrans do not Stop
Telegraph Stations. Cleveland Time.
The Way Freight trains stop at Jefferson in going
West at 452P NJ and going East at 1855 A. NJ These
trains carry passengers.
Passenger fare the of cents per mile to way
stations counted in even half dimes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

Mr. Huff, living just oter the line in
C0nneiut, recently went into his cellar
to drive strange cat out. The eat be-
came huffy and drove Huff ont, and the
unfortunate man has since washed him
self with turpentine and buried his
clothes in the garden to make the grape
vine grow, sI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29
CLOTIIIERS.
ASHTA BULA, YOUNGSTOWN & PITTS
BURGH RAILROAD.

CONDENSED TINE TABLE-Nov. 2, 1868.
RUNNING SOUTH. / Al RUNNING NORTH.