davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-04

10.
Wheat only in moderate request to-day, and the
market remained about steady The sales foot up about
% Il y os = d y 4 2S Sr pssss
cctedi 81 aasl % forsNo. 8, Winter wheat was MONT
of new Kal anazoo, Mlchniga and new amber ohio The
berry plump Corn was steady and in good demand
mixed; c; Sc ,oT yellow, and sss 7oe for eooi
sales were $1,000 bushels for September at 5szc Oats
gN01 snd r Gne as ga
aatc or mixed Western and &c. a SIC. for white do.
Barley and rye were inactive and entrely nominal in
FRRIcHTs-The movement in btrth frcights was only
light today the usual Saturdays quietness prevailing.
Market very strong parcnary for room Tor grain
There were cw shippers present and very little tonnage
oforing. The engagcmens comprise ITO Liverpool by
for Wheat 100 torces lard private terms 1000 boxes
OF cheese 7O 10 London by steam 100 tierces of lard
OF OF d. al g. TO GLASGOW by steam 2aSo bushels grain
trce0 I'd TO Antwerp by SAIL 900 bb's. Of flour on
Close OF Charge was German brig. hence to Rio
Grande, L6O hbs Of hour on private terms
s,ss we're reported aside rom mail Enthusiastically lob
bng lots. We quote Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, 1sc
ooc English islands 2sc SOC New Orleans 55c Sc
NAVAL sroREs-A lair trade was done to day in spirits
tds o decline %nson sses ss
$50 to 80 bbls merchanable order at sc strained
almost entire absence OF demand here, has weakened
The value materially: We quote at s3 IS o. Tor com.
n"S sso sGGa eds u ps s Gs
for No and 81 - 10 for pale and grading up 70 win
dow glass Tar without transactions and the
bling request and steady at 50 37k for prime city deliv
PsrnoLrux market for refined petroleum, as well
for all other descriptions, dull lower and entirely
nominal with quotations as oIlows:Reaned standard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-04

IOtal. OF ,,;,. ;iso bo3
been as follows last evening after three o'clock Au.
us 500 at 10 7l6c. October 800 at Is Lice Total 800
bales To-day up to one oclock-Angust 100 at 10 Sc,
800 at 100 az 1895 no notice before lith So0 at
Is II Bic 200 at 10 l6c October 100 at isc Total l4OO
bales Grand total $50 bales We quote =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet; Easier for Futurcs-Flour
Dull-Wheat and Corn steady-Oats
Firm-Sugar Neglectcd-CcHc in De-
mand and Firm.-Pork Nominally
Steady-Lard Weak-Petr0leu Dull
and Lower-Spirits Turpentinc Steady
ROsin Easier-FIeiEhts Firm-Whislkcy
Dull.
SATURDAY, August 20 p. M.
The trade movement In commercial circles during
the past week Was very ntiul and unsatisfactory.
In some quarters there was some degree of &C.
tivity at times; but the movement proved spas
m0dic in almost every instance. Business in dry
goods and hardware was moderate though a de-
cided Improvement on the preceding week, while
In produce and general merchandise there was
very little betterment Cotton was some
what cratic In It's movement, but toward
the close of the week there was quite
a decided decline, in spite of the efforts which
were put forth to bolster IT up. The -four market
proved dull and unsatisfactory. though there was
no actual decline beyond that superinduced by the
closing out of lines. Wheat was sparingly dealt in
for part and the market heavy during the
greater part Of the timer and prices steadily favored the
buyer, the market finally closing dull and In buyers
favor Nearly all the business for forward delivery
was at SC. 10 &c. below the prices current
week ago Corn ruled steady for the most part
but the transactions were very moderate. The
markets on Saturday pretty generally dull Flour
was dull, but without decided change in value Wheat
was quiet but steady. Corn In good demand ut full
prices Oats were active and Arm. Groceries were
quiet with exception Of coffee which in fair de-
mand at full prlces. Pork nominally steady. Lard
quiet and weak but not quoted lower. Cotton
quiet and steady for lots the spot but
of tnrpentine steady Rosin easier. Whiskey dull.
COrfON-Thc market for cotton the spot was dull,
with prices not quOtably changed Forward delivery
was III light request at decline of lldc y ID.
We sum up as follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-04

Tot. reserve. $751; 2oe 300 $50 TOO Dec. sse56oo
Circuation..... 27.225, 100 271ss, 600 Dec. 37lOo
Deposits 800 lis, 800 23S, $40 900 Dec. 277 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-04

Totabiites $685. 3i3 400 $780, O2s 900 Dec 1914 5o(
Is p. c. res've.. 66,5S5,860 66,507,225 -
Excess over rs
p.c.res've.... 14,e20, 450 13,so3, ATS Dec. s1eo7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-04

THE quotations based on cotton in store running
quality than half grade above or below the
grade quoted Rates to foreign ports nominal at
the following figures 10 Havre by steam SAIL lc
compressed TO Hamburg. by steam, lc TO Bremen by
steam, &c: To Liverpool by steam, 5l6d. I'D sail
5l6d. I'D. -
other descriptions were quiet although the market
firm Tor all kinds We heard of sales OF 1926 bags Rio
Gassvid and ISIS bags do. Adolph Fredholm on pr
yaio terms We quote Rio ordiSnary cargoes
s good carsoeS l9Nc DIE; prime carss ss;;
soa per H. 80 % days credit; java bags
&c &c do grass mats, &c. 23c singapore, CO.
iSc. lsc.; Geylou I9c zcc; Maracaibo lJc a 2ge
mlhgo Hc. l7}c Porto Rico lsc l9hc Costa Rica.
lsac 2c Maabar; isSe; l9c; Mexican isc igc
isJlc 1910 Curacao. lSc l9c.. gold 60 " days
FLOUR AND GRAiY-Receips-Flour,4 1858 bbls wheat,
cats s256i bushels; and for the week ending Flour,
4O69 bbls wheat 1884 bushels; corn 49,. SH do;
corn meal io19 bbls and 679 bags oats ~ 56 bushels
anotably changed. rhe sales since last loot up
ABOUT 100 ibis, at prices within tho range OF quota
tions meal was in moderately lair demand, with
sales rep ored bbs at from So IS SO - Vest
ern yellow So So IS for Jersey do 50 20 Tor golden
ear IS IS do STAR 50 ~ for prize medal and 50 s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
NOE-MoRss.- FridA, August !, 1879, At the
house Of the BRIDES mother, AZ RQssvllle. staten
, 1873-06-27
PRISON LABOR.


Meeting OF tho Nin 1snd fsnxvnnixed-
from uSvorfkcrx,-r II kcxuIutit,n* tdopteh
ncn,a",,tnr tto nhoI,tio,, ~ tsc
Contract System III tho Illinois Fen.
ttenttslry.
A muss.meotlng Of tin md g.lyauzcl.iron workers
was hoia IN h'eo q 1acksona Aasl, west Aanaolph
atrees last evening. Thoro were about 3oo persons
present, including quito number Of bosscs Joseph
snS s.IS t.a n1Io.. ~ 49, Saa..ss s ,aas
eA" aA'u .as o"3osN ~ ~ 'oo'ins ""a
TO atfengthen tho Union. Ihese Mechsn1ca
1t. rm In this city has contracted for tho labor Of
I'M ~ tho oonv1cta AZ Jo,,ot NH mt tho IN ,yort
~ ~ ~ ,., ~ '' ~ nv ~ w. "'t@
m. ..oA ,t ~ nsA sn'su s,a
e1afn that H. IN tat for fhe 8lnta IN crrik a@,c1
INSTRUMENTATION Thor cmn1orera ora .,.o ...,,.nod
ss sho e9eaR nnoT o. sne pfisonera enables tue so1.
@ - T g"' 4o"e' att n'neo 6ot 'oto 'Aao tce
0aSao S, W moiA, ., a r., .,.x., ~ ..o
a ,n " t ,nS no
.no 1,bIic hobvnva nomtea ~ a.otaur nJnp aua
tsa nv annnnintoi ~, thov anitta III W a,,,eiun m
nart Wish douIcaa sss forth tha vicws ~ nil whn
"s1 Wnrnr. ~ su r si'o,,,i t'a ~. o, and III ,
o,r.s.ran, nots 10 u oa - nn an o. g. oon On.
~ ~; irnast s,ut ~ s ~ nuS1ts i ~ ~ I'll I'LL
t.. 9 LII III i ,S % u ~ It Ih ~ 1uclty cu
paote WIZ laM onu oese! ~ ptoect tAe apluh8
si.izen IN tug pursuit m Or ~ legitimate business to pun
~ ~ III , agt a. s'oat,uns si -. Jaw, anu 10 Ut
,t,ta "n ~ A'teoe 'sae 10 'nopos anu coz
Runsaun W'n;. ~ ana tr,o t,..,,,a.,, =, .,.,,,o,
WAEAkAs, Ino 4 ln1loancuon q 1kll!cd nechahical
- H. .9 3 ~ s.s n t as the lasnr
tas u .no c@sn given piI.n ~ sne m
alusous contlaGt syste1a, taeIeoy enlacAng lew
80 ~ R1 Rna pIa'nm M io1 crG anu naa prov
~ I nnxs ~ tn1 ho9es. Sn.oyer anu en-.
Ploye. Watnons any ms'osla4 pehent 10 tho sato Ut
| largo thefeIoEe' beH
1esottu LII. hny ssste,h tnat petferta the 1nton-
, 1873-06-27
Tho Question of Deadheadism
Not Yet Settled.
What Was Done About 1t by Tho HALL
ayers Yesterday.
The Northwestern (Milwau-
kee Division) Freight
Tariff.
Passenger Mntters---The Preacll-
Crs---Suburbnn Rates.

Tho pass qneaton iB not yet Rottled. Yesterday the
representatives Of tho aoycral Western railroads spent
sovcra loura trying 10 roach conclunlon. They met
In the offices of the 1sock 1R!and Company. The
meeting called 10 order at noon. Whom tho rcao-
lMtfonB submitted, aud additional signatures
cnlod for, Boveral representatives refused to stgn-
among lleao, the 1ndtana, bloomington b Wostern,
the Peoria b Rock Island, and the Rock
ford, Rock Island l. st. Louis Railroad
Companies. These gentlemen docliucd to en-
tor Into tho arrangement. This unexpected socoaslon
produced commotton That had not aubsidcl when
nu adjournment was tAkon until tho aftoruoon. At
the later session, Mr. r. D. Blackstone, President Of
tho Chicago Alton Rai1rord, refused to appoud his
valuable signature 10 tho abolition document. uo
objected bocaufo 1t allowed existing PASSES to rcan
until their expiration by limitation, and permitted tho
further issue paasca in exceptional casos Ho took
tho oat ocidel stand, and announced his unchanged
determination to rocau ovory pass outstanding
on the lat pro1. Tho vo leading companiea that did
n,gn the rcaolntfons wore Tho Illinois Centrnl,
Chicago, Burlington i Quincy, Ohlcayo, Rock Island
b Pacific. Chtcnyo h Northwestern aud Milwaukee
st. panl Railroads. Mr 7. E. IIinckloy alao affixed
hts Presidential signature for tho Chicago h Town,
the Chicago h PadueAh aud peorin b Southwestern
Railroads. Dy the tcrma Of the resolution the above
named Companies hind themselves not to issue
new my pass after the 1st prox, except to their own
employees aud in rare where previous contracts
proyido their issue. In accordance With this under
standing, circulars hnvo Gcan gotten up briefly reoit!ng
, 1873-06-27
THE WATER SUPPLY.

A number of merchants and underwriters, among
whom wcro Mr. L. z. Letter. @. N. Henderson, h1r.
AyuFt ind George q. Clark, watod on tho Board Ut
Public Works, yesterlay morning, and Ind protsaut-
oil consultation with The Commissioners In relation to
tho inadequate water supply in tho business portion Of
tho city. When fro occura on tho South Bt1e
between The rlyee and Jackson atreot tho steam e-
glnsa unabo quito frequently, to obtain tho need.
e wator Hence coniagrations Of large dioBions 70.
suit wloro only "inotpieltn fires would occur II tho
aupply wero suttcleut. Tho Commissioners as4uret
tho gentleman that thoy ntentstl increasng tho au-
ply this year hy replacing ths four inch ripo Va
baah avsnus with ai algt-inch main far south al
Congress street. and eniargng tin d!auotera Of tim
1naina In contlguons thoroilglfarca They will
ALAG run twenty-fonr-nch main on la
Hallo atFeet to Adams, whero 1t will connect
with Que si1teon inchea iu ttlamnter. This will
Afford hotter supply Ut wator all ovor tho city. Tha
pipes On South Water Riyer aud Market Streets will
, 1873-06-27

NEW YORK.
New YonK, June a26.-CoTToK-Dul; rniddltng ur-
lstld, 2lc.
DnrAparurE4-Flour Irregular, unsettled, scarcely
90 firm, and holders disposed to realize receipts,
10oo0 brs euperhne Wustern and Htate, $4.76@6.eb
common TO good extra $5,85}6.40 good to ohooo do,
to46a01t; whlte wheat oxtra, $7.20S8.90; Ohio c1-
tras, a.Ss@9.16; Rt. Louis, $d,75@1075. Rye -four
dull; q ,6o@6.5o. Corn meal In fair demand West
ern, $33o9140. Wheat In moderate demand, but
,saroty e. of freight room checks inquiry for export
No hlw9nkes 1RFing u scarce and higher; reeen.t
sso9o eu ~ & &Gh1cago sprtns, .l4e9ita; do M
ASe qalot; Western, 8sc harley and malt Unchanged.
Corn In moderate demand for expert receipts, 600
by stoAmcr Weatsrn mi1od b3a53o; good rail-, $40
DO: white, TOO yellow, el3o3Tc. Oats moderately
activo and 1rmer; receipts, 23,0U0 bu; new mixed
Wsatorn, 43@t4ko; white. &80slo black, 42X@t9Hc.
Ea0H-Btesdy ut l64lTc,
IAy-Steady.
1Iops-Dul,
GRooEa1Ks-Cotfeo quiet; Rio 17hG1okc. 8ugar
stcaly at doclluo; fair To good rohning, TH875,o.
Molasscs dull. 1lco yteady.
lkraoLKuA-urnde, 7Ko; refined, 1870.
FA0YIBIONH-pork moro RGtlyu hut lower; now Inca8,
tb.7e@16.00; prime nseaa, $l6.763l8.25, Doef dull
mess, $D00@1100; extrs, I'll. .23312.50. Out meata
quiet. bIidles hrMer; ahort clear 8H@9e. Lard
4uiat and steady; Western atcam, 813-1to; do July,
8Ho.
burrRn-Quiet Western, 16{22to. ...
oHkGaE-In good demand. now Slate factory, 11sl
0l3o.
W11rsHx-Firmer 1t a2Xo.
M1LWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE, Juno 16.-DaEADBTUFFs-Ffnur dull
AMI nomlnA. WAest nr1n and in fair demand NJ. !,
, 1873-06-27

BUFFALO, June 2o.-CA7TLx-laecolps to-day, In
cludng 81 reported to arrive oo head; total for
the week, 97b8 head. The market ruled slow 1t yes-
stock continuing full 9o OF Inst weeks pr1ces. But
little good stock Offering There sro about 25 loads Of
no domaud. About GOO we're disposed oi Sales: SIS
Illinois steers, 1,o87@1 1854 fbs. $516e.15 180 Ohio
stoers, 1.o5l@1 500 hs, s325961o; 81 Ohio stoekers
80 Michigan nteors, o5o@1 o91 a, 10: 90 To1as
steors. 99o H. $50; 10 5niians stee5s $50 IT, 400
ported arrivals, 5000; total for Tho week. I4,2oo
Market allow At yesterdays prices. aaes: 0os ohio
clipped ahsop, 67@04 hs, t3.6b@4.87x 2O8 Michigan
Canada sheep, lie ths, $4.75.
Moas-:Roeelpts today, 1900; total for the weot,
feeling, and prcss arm 1t s5o5as25. Sales, Jill Il-
nois 2l1@als tbs 36o5at15; 220 Ohio 1872 ibs $5.2s
1O3 indiana, 222 lis, $5,05,
, 1873-06-27

he4cs.rctiona and ,nArctinB conductors to collect
o!thd ticket the faroin oas from every passenger
Every applicant for pass vii. horoafar rocoivc one
Of tleso Comprehensive notcn IN sufficient reply to
surplus bisnf r.ssce 10 Tho printer sud had printed
thefcon the words "Emrl1ye's pa,a." aupply vii
Ss f G TSes
lilies Of ompoyca shall have indscrmnalo hcccas to
The pasa privilege Il wIll 30 quite rarely bcstowc
applications for sars over roads ho ,nndo. Tho "ox
chnngc" conrtcBy Is 10 bo abandoned.
Tho agreement can maintain il almost nviolato,
Doubtless tho number Of employees will 10 largely In.
esensea s well observed 4! Ia gEes1.o,l 'nas lf
uacnt.
Eyory soted paator re4dcnt along tho hovornl lines Of
road has hitherto received Al annual ticket emitting
h to ss5fesss b :, In resas s At % Sa s4eeca R' l.
will 10 permitted to ratatn hoir complimentary fres
avo to tlcarond to The common paying level. il may
result In tloir striking for higher wages and a"ol-
lug tho ranks Of tho drAnResH
TIlE NORTHWESTERN FnEtaItT TAn1FF.
ancuon Of Tho freight tariffs q the Chicago
tho h1ilwsnkco Tbs lattoF mt printed until laat
eyonng We ressns Il In tS sso The 1ntss ta 9
pds ss.a ns en aso ssasa
thoasn lie trial Of tho tariffs on TIC several roads ia
REGARDED with considerable apprehension, BONO nehb-
cfAl rentlla will follow. An honest ondeayor Ii evident
to prevent tho njnat discrimination no bitterly CONT
planned Of prior to lilo regulations. Hitherto local
business hnn boon neglected In tho atrcnuons oxcr-
tona to secure through businoaa from compoeinB
points. It Ia becoming, apparent to tho moro saga-
cioH managers that heavy local btslness, conducted
at fair rates, will DO moro profnblc II encouraged,
than long hnuls for competing points At reduced rates.
IN pAssEN0Rlt MATTERS
thoro is nothing particularly new to report ThS d!s.
Central Railroads, .so before ua nut, - = mileage
out. Tho thrco trunk lines botwcen Chicago and
Council Bluffs will charge thrco and half cents per
mile on thoir main lines. On their branches the rnssa
will roman at four conB. difficulty ia presented In
THR supunDAN NATEH.
On tho Illinois Central, for instance thc same % rate
popularity In not con1no to the Central 1t 70 vo-
istion Of both tho spirit and tho fcttcr Of tho law.
different rate munt bo nposo for longer distance
olso any oy.dspoaod po1son could errnlgn tho Com:
pany for violation Of tho Inv, and II the statute ia
affirmed by tho Supreme Court, tho pcnSity would es
tho Court would ayo discretion In tho matter oor
than to execute tho law. Il will thus be evident that
the managcrR while doing ther host to tho pb-
lie, mny involve themselves in expensive ltgatlou IN.
less they conform In ovory particular to tho letter Of
tho Inv.
, 1873-06-27

No. MHc: Ayo him So:1, e3AS: 9s.s ..saa;
s'razTrs5i0a;; iSpiaSn aSSq f;;; nThsa' i5'oo0 6u.
70; | rod, si.s2sl.si; No: do ai.so. Corn, i56
Rzraohrua-aa'st bs%;'};,% stssay; :pd unchanged
DETROIT june 2eTlor qniet ~ md .nshsnFta: 1s a.
At 3e@s7o.
Wheat quiet; No. white Wabash, si.G0; No. whtto
ss,ssan s amber 2oE M g. s1 'eGSt Gare
ssptSnSsF r. 3sw R1sd 39s srasasS ' Oats quet
S3 ssa NJ 4 nd nnohssxaa Mshhsssps sSS'
REoE1r1s-Flour s1s 1,ooo 20 hrls; ~hcat 11,ooo hu;
'oaa Ss H. H. who. bu oorn
1o'ooo bu; oats' 2,oe1 @rm b. on,r.,o
NEW OnLrANs Juno 28-DnE4 E4narurra-Corn dull
mi1ed 57e whtte, 6oe: oats dull III 4le
aun: as' Ill tay ta.r o.e prime,
0tlcrs unchanged.
G{orroM-oaat; good quality scares sa1es l2oo
msidl,nas, 1sAc: riaal!ns orleans. iaas reeeira'
0'o' ''p'F' '''sE'is s 6ais ''''t' S'' 0a'''
Or. LOUIS. Juno 2o-DnxAps1uprs-F Flour quiot
spne So Co. rod 'fSi fs i pio 1e re III
strictly primo 10 choice wlitto, sl.65al say; small
lot Of now. tho rHt Of the acaaon sold a auction Mt
ssfs ss Nc sls,stSs stS ca;h
No: at 600 IN cast ELEVATOR.
Wn1sRx-Dull ut 8oc. a ..
oa mai % o. Lard All LII md N
roi1ncd, ~ @8Ac.
, 1873-06-27

Judge II. T. Dickey Ia at tho Gardner.
JosRa q. Iindell, Of 81. Louis Ia Ut the Gardner.
Captain II. ". Blake, England, 10 At thu Gardner.
Gen. Godfrey weitze' U. +. H., Is It tho Gardner
John 4. Fuller aud wifo, Doaton nro at tho Sherman
Thc Hon. Ralph plumh streator, is at ths Sherman.
Judge r. D. Murphy, OF Woodstock, Ia at tho st.
julien.
Con- ]. D. Wethter, Lako Foress, is at tho Grand
pac!Ae
Gen. ]. J. orttenden, Weat Point, N. T., iB at tho
Hherinnn,
William Groom, Of seotland is Registered 1t tho Vest
Sldo Briggs.
Tho Hon. Korsoy Goats, Of Kansas City, is 1t the
Sherman ltouac.
The Hon: John @. ot!lnger, Of st. LOUIS Ia At tho
Weat Side DrigXH.
Tho 1ton. y. d. Perry, Albany At tho Sherman
House yesterday.
Con. Z. 8, Wllee1ooh, Nashville, Tenn, wps 1t tho
BAes1nan yDBterdRy.
The Hon. j. H. Hood md faulty, Cincinnati, arc 1t
tic Sherman l4uus0.
The Hon. ". F. Davidson st. Louis was at tho Blur
man llouse yesterday.
II. @. Tate, Superintendent Of tho Chicago Pacific
Railroad, IL Ut ths Ut. Julien.
Prof. Harconrt, Ut Iantlon, England, IL among tho
arrivals Vt thu "eat slas Nrggs.
The following wore al tho Gardner yesterday
, 1873-06-27
Illinois d. Michigan Cnnnl Ncxvs.

SDttfat Dfsratch to IHe Chicapn Tribune.
Ia sALLE, Ill., Juno 26.-Tho propeller Whale arrived
light from ct: Louis today, towing the canal.hoate
1ainss Light from artgesvio landing for Ias.lle ;
Thundorbot and Oak Loaf from st. Louis, both loadod
wtth wtl,- aenovioye sanastono; A; wslson, from st.
9th eats the Harriet, from Kingston. with COAL al
Lasalle, and tho Montana, light, from pekin for
Beneca. Tho Grafton, also, towed tho canal boat
Planet from st, Louis, loaded with pig-iron
for Chicago, which sunk near. Oath. The
canal-boata dracto 9rtswold light, for Ottawa, the
Thunderbot and Oak Loaf both with Genevicvc sand-
ssonc, A. Wason With whest, tue nsnnor with oats,
canal for Chicago Nothing passed out: Five foes Of
water reported on tie Kicknpoo bar. Eight fec. and
10 Inches Of water on tho mltre sill Of lock II.
CANAL OFFICE, oH1OA0o, Juno 26.-ARnIvEp-An-
drow JackAon, 800 bu corn 81 ha raga pntor and
Paul, Ottawa 6coo bu corn. $50 ba meal Brilliant,
hu corn kap1o Loaf, Birds l'rtdge, 5000 ba corn,
9,8l7 bu onts.
o1EAnEn-Wavc, Joliet, a,e4e It lumber, 24e5
lath Industry, OTTAWA 1866 II lumber; Lesaengcr,
Kankakco Fcsdor, % n. lumber; Mohawk Belle, Kan.
takse feo.!er % = unbor Atlantic. Joliet, 77a7 #
70,1Gt It lumber, 1000 lath, Jolio..
, 1873-06-27

Charles Ryan, sgr,ngnoid, H.: j.. Richards, Now
York; H. II. Powell, 81. Lo,s John ]. Cook, raftn
pr. nobert DoaL Peoria; William Hilllan, Bolfaat lo.
land. .~&
Rea1-Adtniral Rodgers and fantly wero II tho dar-
nor yesterday on routo to 6an Francisco.
Josoph Jockey, Commissioner Of Pensions, Wash,ng-
ton ID among The arrivals at tho West Bido Drggn.
Thn Hon. James Richardson and family, Cant.
1cish md wife, b. Iouis wcre al the dardnor ycster
day.
James '11aatingp, Mayor Of MENDOZA; Anton Er1on-
born and George EmaTson, bankers, Of Mondota,
ut the 81. Julien
Tho following wero among the prominent arrivals Al
tho grend Pacific yoeterday: s. le4s Buffalo r. \.
born, Cleveland: E. D. Frost. Now Orlcana; G. N.
Davis, Philadelphia II. ". Oliver, pttsburgh; Janos
Spear, Lafayette.
Tho following wero among tho prominent arrivals 1t
David Day, 9t. Paul L. WIl]sms, Colorado N. D.
Ferry, Albany; r. ". oase Madison; @: Iaroy, New
England; J. Il. Fuller and wife, uoaton.
, 1873-06-27

New YORK; June 28.-BEEvKs- -To-dsy's receipts, IA
cars or 1885 head making $50 for two days, agsiuat
4,e4o tho aame time laat week. Tho do,n.na w4a mod
about Ao not. Green graaa fed co had to Ia forced
OF ut low hguros. Nativs atoers ranged At 1oH@12Xo
and Te1As from 0H@11c. salca Include: IS cars ILL.,
nois steers, eko54 owt5 11N@!1lNe; Il en.s. e@s
12Eo; 8 ears, III ewt nT@1aHc;e cars, 81 ewt,
lie; cars Missouri steers, oh cwt lie; cars Ken.
oXo; md eara good cherokee cattle, eA cwt, 1le.
ltDnRsBkp BHEY-Had slow salo At 1 reduction Of
nenrly Ho; poor 10 good To1ans, 7@9c; common to
good native, 9a1oc; and primo to o1ra 1oH@1o.to.
snHkr AND LAmns-To-d>y's arr!vala, 4,s50, max
Ing 6,l4o aines Monday. against 400 tho Same tinc
laat week. Thero moro lto In trEdo than for sey-
eral days, but prices arc low for common to primo
aLeer and including couple Of carloads Toxaa stock
ranged At Axe to &C. and ordinary to primo lnbs %
to llo. Among tho ssioa we're cara Te1aa shoop ~
AZ 50 lbs, cars, 90 lbs, 60; Jersey lambs,
~ 81 to g b. @l1Ho car, ~ 50 ibs %. and small
lots State ut l0t910Ec.
MuTEoN-Doing fairly ut 8@l1e, and drosscd lambs
sold at lb@22c.
sw1aE-Iloceirs, 81 cars, or $3.50 hogs, ali cons,gn-
Cd directly to tho Blaughterors. None so1d alive.
Dreaaed hoga advanced strong w. and oloaod firm at
6A(97Ac.