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, 1873-08-02
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BhooM CORN.
J. n. AtwAter l. Co., Of Now York CITY. have
compiled worry interesting circular, giving in
formation OF. the condition OF tho broom corn
crop In various parts Of the country. All nc-
counts agreo in stating that the orop OF this
year will bo much less than usual.
THE FNuIT Cnop.
Tie Dubuque Qowa) Times sAya:
Dubuque and vicinity is exception to the general
rulo of tho country, far heard FROM In REGARD 10
tho appo crop. We havo personally viewcI lumbar
will b literally no crop at all. Trees tllat ought to
yield buahela iavc Rcarco peck upon the1 and thoao
poor and insignificant looking, and not At Iii I{eiv tn
como to maturity So far .ho pear orop ID coucsrt
ed, not only Will thcro BE- yield, but tic greatae
portion Of tho trees arc dead or dying, Even tLo
only crop Of fruit that pteanisca vol Is The grnpe crn
Ey0rywhere and under au circumstances tbs yinea Am
loaded down, Mover baluke hayo We soon such a .iia
play Of buncAes. Tho fruit Is already uear]y hi,
eized and nothing prevents, and the season 10 far
Ia all that can ho Desired the yold Of grapca will 10
to varieties; Concord oatawba, creyelngs, Hart
Dianast etc., etc., to tho cnd Of long ohaptor Of
nanles.
1ATE8T.
In tho afternoon wheat was fairly aottye o]os-
Ing the same III on Change. No. 2 spring soll
at &1.145SGD1.16 noller the month, closiIt, at
S1.14H. Corn WAS In fair domand and 1rinor.
solllug at 869{ D37o sollor tho month, closing at
3gNo, and 3B]6@3854c seller September o|osinc
at a8Lc. Oats were Q shade lrmer, closing at
1890 seller tho month. In provisions eslos
wero reported OF 600 brla mess pork at Sl5.93I6o
seller September and 260 tcs lard at 73fo cash.
Lkko ffelghta wero quiet.
, 1873-08-02
TIE LOCAL 8TOCK RATES
are reported by Lunt, Preston Il Kean "a fol-
Tho following Instruments were fled for roc
ord on Friday, Aug. L:

Tho fol1o,ysnu inetr7,mnnta warn nlod for roc-
ord nm Fridav 4ro
orrY PROPERTY
Crawford AZ, bet Kinzfo and Madison u.a, W Z, 10
az ny 49,. ~ $50 M a''on
ton, OF Louisville Ky.
West Twentieth IT. 223 II OF uoyuo at. Z. os,los
~ a,to5 Intv "a oon.taa..,,o, sonoo - ~'"1-'
II, ualoo 'u1S 70 cone4aotnuon, $.,1oo.
sot AaoaAe ~, o. ~ oI ontsrlo 81, VII Ilrl0D It,
dated July 81; consideration, g, $50.
Weat Randolph ct, al $40 It Of IIaated ct. Qo,
49, s,o ",,v 80 s@s'' oA''" Aus "a IDA oonsoefa-
, 1873-08-02
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 1879

eollcr August, a15.5 50@15.6o; do eollor Boptom-
Dor, a16.90@16.05; do seller December, $18.25
@l8.60; lard casl, or seller Aug1lst, @7.7697.00;
DO sel1or sortombor, .s7.96@s'o0; summon
@t2Ao., Dry saltod moats stoady at 715@79so
TOR shouldorni 0@911o for short ribs: and o. for
short c]onr Do1od shonlders 756@8o; English
monts, 011@e1fo for short ribs; 99ac, for SHORT
clear; Bacon ia quoted nt for sllou1dors, 100
for oloar ribs; 10@10No for ahort clear; and 1871
@l6ho for hams, all nnoLod. Moss beef, 98.75G0
900 oxtra iness do, $D.75@10.00 beef hams,
9uosab1o at5@o16c: Sales wore reported OF t,250
br}a mess pork nt s15.o211S; 600 brls do Bollor
tho month Ct $15.92Ni 1000 brls do seller Sep
100, 600 tbH shoulders at 71So; 5000 lhn bacon
hams at 141ao canvRssed and packed.
Flour Waa very quiet At unchanged prices.
There was nothing but a light local domand, as
tho attention OF most operators was attracted to
aomo one Of tho throo loading grain markets.
pran waA steady aud dull. sales Worc reported
Of 200 brls spring extras ut s025 200 brlB do at
s0:1211; 100 brls do at $3.50 200 br1s on pri-
yato terins 100 brls supertne 1T $500 100 brls
do at ss 25; 100 brls ryo at .25 200 brla do On
private tcrms. Total, 1000 brls. Also 10 tons
bran at $1,000 On track 10 toms mfddliugs at
a12,o0, at mill. Tho following was tho closing,
, 1873-08-02

HAY-There II aomo Eastern demand for primo
timothy hay, and, under totally Inadequate supply
holders wero enabled to obtain advance Of 800 per
ton primo selling at $lo and No. at s15ooa
1G.o0, Tho supply Of low grades La oxceasiye, aud
sales dragged at former ratss. No quote wholesale
prices pa!d by dcalorscars to contain 900 s: on
TaAon-Ttmothy, prime. $1o.oo@lo. 90; do No. !,
$l2.oo@14 prairie, upland, s1o.0o@11.oo do MIDI
lsnd xao9giooo do slou9l s7oo9Soo. For delivery
u1DEs-Woto again quosod quiet aud steady. A
moderate amount OF trading was dono on local
DO heavy, 100 part cuIod, o19l0o: green calf,
l61o: vesl ktn, l2he dry & calf a.; dry hil, 3lo
kip 1oS@11o Deacon skins, 46a65u; grubby. scored,
cut. or otherwise damaged, two-th1rdB price.
condition Of this market. Binall ordora arc bciug
, 1873-08-02

6HEEP-Hod to a fair o1tent Ut 81 D0@3.6o for poor
TO common; at $3.76@400 for msdun; and 1t .25@9
47t for good 10 CHOICE Local butchers woro tho only
buycru.
, 1873-08-02
hogs received during July was 23tX s against 23o'

OATTLEi-No important change took placo In tho
cattle mnrlet. Both the outside and local demands
wero smal and rrlces weak and Irregular for al
lower for any. Local butcflora had thor ordorn vol
c1 earlior In the weak, and did mt To nko fur
ther purchases envo at rr1cos Of ther tnntiE,
whio tho continued liacouruRing tenor of
Eastern advicoa aoryed 10 curta!l tho or-
erntlon. Of ah!prera, and II wan q
Fer two lroxss Of extra acors. aveTagng respectively
1880 and 408 tH buyers wer0 found nt $780, hut,
Win thcso c1ceptiono, nothing fetched over $40,
Whi1o worry foW sold abovo $S.15. Many romAlnod uu-
sold, aud the market oosof weak.
QUOTATIONS,
Extra Deeves-Gradcd Btocrs, Averaging 400
es.n NJ ana nrTar -
1850 6.4o@s.cs
Good Observation-Disclosures, finely formed
sootE, averaging 400 to 1,250 1bs. 6.0195.26
Medium 0rhdes-EcerB fn fair dcah, avor-
aging ,0s0 to 200 oibs................ 4Go@4.o0
butchcrs' stoch-Conlmon to fair stocrs,
and good to e1tra cows, for city
- eaughter averaging 800 to LIDO Tbs. .... 3.1s@l2s
aeeh. averaging 700 to 1850 lba......:... aoo@4as
1nfcror-LBht and thin COVE, hefcrs,
staBs, bulls, and scaawag stcors, ...,,, 2Doa233
Cattte-Tc1as, Northern w1ntorcd, ,,.,... 325GS4b0
Cattlc-Texas, through drovcs ..,.,.,.. lO0327s
CATTLE BALEB.
, 1873-08-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

FRIDAY EVENING, Aug, 1,
ALu0H0L-Waa In good demand aud higher quo
Table at &l.9T(9l.01.
NnOQM- QOAA-DealaSu repogt seceiYipg tsir mum,
, 1873-08-02

oeoi spos!Ns *@suuts@.Aut uoa1 loot 0lf strictly
sH.' % s sits snaet e Nj s ss ';' iu!psa nsHt
conn oo@men, %, is@Yce @aeeA' % GRAVITY ''l'' n'ph'h'
PAINTS COLORB, AND PUTTY-Wore quiet at
unchanged prices:
Fancy brands. Observation-Disclosures. o.ooSio.5o
American. ......... 11.to@l9oo
s,..nsy. ra,1rona oo1ors. so.on": ,,s'..,,, ,,..o
Raesss TsssS Ssq sSHlor' In
EnEEiish EnEiisa otanee psn Mineral ao
Iittahurga orange IMMORAL. ....., is.oO
HmS'tean HnS,'ss ssa ssd ::.....:. 1.ooeil.sS
sssf': RI. ssi;s, siSn'''on: assa a3ss e
Sh'fina'."'''''..'..'..:: .::.:...". 2.oo5 G9o
n T., t9lk. 5' ........".....-..,...... ehosxo
IN 5, blad9oss; I s;..::...........:...,... 3a@l q
" rather mora inquiry for this
IN foltnsht ago. Xs IT,
tcaaon savanGes aoaess look s9r stoay mprosement
~ sssaa s'Ssan8 se S9a e s R5ss
sspssio5 ~ $500: DO No: Missouri
pouLTRX-Tho offcEngswero large. and prices
we're Weak and 19Wor Ga chickens sold Of s46o, and
tarHe hprnHs at $1oS15 while email stock VIVA SLOW
pe9 91 We note s.lea Of 10 old
enaekoas a. soops large springs ae 800; 10
se ses oS 7. 5s4S''' '"op" at saoo 10 ooops
roTAToEs1Thoro i rather more inquiry for fresh
offerings but tho supply ia still liberal, and prcea are
oaay. Tho roceipts havo fallen on aome during tho
last few days. but largo quantes said to bo await
ing e qhe,se potatoes IN large barrels arc
sEEDs The receipts Of now timothy wero larger
than expected and unlar limited inquiry prices de-
slined Prime sold at f3:75. Seller August sold 1t
&300@a10 closing Ut co. Selor tho rBt half Of tho
month waa lower: quotable At $33o836o. Other
seeda were without essential change. We quote:
Oloror, $550@5.75; miIlet, 4Qa60o; Hungarian Goa
CSC. Sales Include bags At $376 100 bu sellcr
first hnH Of August at $3.50: en1fer August at
$40; car do ut $500
prlee1 being fully sustained: onondagn, osnads, and
Saginaw, 1ne, $2.oo ordinary coarso, $2.0o; coarse
pismona 9 *3io; ground aolsr t2lo; dairy, without
daFs psr saeE es: ssn sao
ground alun, $l15, sdoat to arrive, md S.soas,o5
from storo.
TEAs-A fair aggregate Of sales WAS accomplished at
RGs eF ate
llst AZ toiiows: Young hyson, common to fair, 45
sl.10; common 10 fino old hyaon, 7o@o5o: com
mon imperial, 6Q@0So: good to choice. do. ADo
@e110 fair to good gunpowdcr, 7ocaxi % choics
Hngeuoy, N,15@1.20; extra Moyuno. 81, ,5s9i,f ID:
choice 70 extra now japan. eoc@fi.0o iair 10 good
leaf Japan, 55@65o common 10 fne 5oong, a5a46o:
TODACCO-We quote:
FINE Our-E1tra, 75@sso choice, o5a7oo: meai-
um 55@coo poor 10 COMMON, I0a5oo. '&'>4'"
black, sound, 45a65o. ~' 0@'o'' "'s''''
,,s ssis & choice ssese' medium, aoe
VEQETABIEg-Thc offer1nRs were libersl snd thu
, 1873-08-02
COMMERCIAL,

... FH1pAz EVENING" Aug, /.
The following were the receipts and ehlpments
Of tho loading articles Of produce In Ohioago
, 1873-08-02

,Houb|Thoro vas supply Of about 16 600 head IN
tho pens today, tho fresh receipts amounting To a.
6 Reports of lower pracca at tho East taken In con-
nectton with tho oxcesaivo aupply and tho extreme
heat, proved too severe strain upon the arkot and
90 On heavy grades, tho fotmcr declining to {4609
480 and tho latter to .20943s. There were only two
or three buyern TINT wanted heavy hogs any price,
and only ANAL proportion Of the oGor1ngs could 10
disposed Of even At the low range Of $4,2o@4.a5 a
but at tho close 6.2s was the host offer The morkot
closed weak. With downward tonlourY
, 1873-08-02

fo!lows: Navios, $2.5v@2.6o: prime medium. S3Soea
s1TE4nlas@ F sfaas 2s@ao s.n continue.
, fsir for tho sosaon Limo generally so 1t SOC ID
s' e. BE- ;,i ri s;! ssS sis :5sf @ ase sss
easlsn sasostoo ro;ti.ha NsM eemen ntst sse sses,
60 %,,.si. 2 nrii noaSnise s coment, *a.35@5so: ui-
G Gg5's}' y si.1oSi % bri:. white snnit & br], Nno
,ixsEss diss Esemmsn Se&
dss@mS RssISs ss
7adsna y an ~ Mpses.o SieoosN 90; 90 common. o009
eea so;y a9ae os..b. branch
s5ade ono wa IN eoiso t.blo qnotationa otho!
west ho soehs aks a5ara
snxoua to realize bofore tho anticipated decline Fol-
so51o medium % good idal7o intoors Go,fo sG 70
D1aotiNdHHcu,tty .sasn prevailed in tho mar1e.
tested the part Of holicrs Thore va. sso fsir
inquiry f9r haIlsps md nnes st very tu prooe.
sic; otor Creek, 3aHo; bariar bags, md bu, i9iS
s.s: gcaannass' caass' eins' also do loube' 2ao wool
onEEsE-fino cheese is now meeting with a good
pEiees recently ostabBhsd. Common grades arc soil
Ing to 3 noderate extent at irregular pFiees. We
] C0AL-Prioes wero unehanged, e1cept for csnuol
sriss e. ss & Sss
m1e with Tho nricos realized a tho previous nalo
i ssS s1fs: fsr is.1 E s or fs
xy s3S ossn psSssSS;s iasSs Se;h o
tano N1fxlsnS WnH.a nT1s Se q Cherry hnc 1905 snonk
coorElAaE-hianufactur work was quiot and
unchanged. Stock Ia hrm, being in moderate Hup-
h.rres 4sSs7c oe'ro ~ nSns 10y
81 ssss g. Scss sss
SniHy stsyss 10 ros is0a IS SsSS aoose a. Baste
fpe PORK aaa aa sloa eopS pse e0ss
Pc Taas-rn, n eag m.r,,, 49,. .x,o. ..,... ~.
es %ss fs sr ts fs
Ssss sss aSsse
oS condon xSTs ~ ~ ao sc ol tess
ssss tnsudo: 10 casos atl4o; liz cases at lso 5000
FEsTIJrRa-u.rc so1.n,a h III. ,..,or. X ~, -.
ya Pesa for oa adas ~ 100
Ing n to anay onishsn cshers were in eht suppx
bbne fG fsaT @
nv s ha9e s IRE In hs better
& Wi{s9sa u @ il ,sss s:sss ssa sodsss ~
arsnE p 70 ~ % ofnsra ~ any concession. gthor hsh
~ aa9'ss s'ssss:
tro.ut SSSSIS. To .1,o,,o 20, oaoSs; InssSee mo NO.
4 nr sesSss ssa, H. 1sF shGs aoo It, @s
Ell fs5;,<s1 f.; s.,5:s
;ssls$ S'5ssa; Columbia vef x K br sa5S
FRUITS AND Nurs-.Amons The changes noted TO-
day ero m ID nssn;e Of Co. ln raslny in black
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07
DOWN AMONG THE DEAD,
AWFUL SCENES IN THE HULL OF THE
WHITE STAR WRECK-A SUBMA-
RINE ADVENTURE IN THE CABIN.

After tho wreck II newspaper
correspondent procured n diving
suit, with permission and under
the direction Of tho wrccker and
divers who wore at work upon the
hull Of the ill.fnted steamer Allan
tic, and descended int to tho interior
of tho wreck. lilo says:
Tho waters were clear and ev.
cry object plainly visible around
tho ship where sho lay on the roof.
1t was the first time for tho cor
respondent to seek information
beneath tho waters, and the scnsa-
ton is almost indcscribable. The
air from above, which is furnish.
ed through the rubber tube, comes
with..a Kissing sound, producing n
strange feeling. shuddor at tho
thought of being immersed so
deeply, and how slight an acci-
don't would insure instant destrue.
ton. All around the objects look
cd weird like: the glasses in the
casquc magnifying tho already
bloatod forms into twice their
size. The waters are worry cold,
and chilly feeling creops over
mo ut first, but rs proceed it
wears away and Ienter upon the
task l have undertaken with moro
nervo than I fancicd that / pos.
sessed. Tho immense hull lies
well down on the port side, which
is broken in several places from
contact with tho reef. Fish wero
swimming around eagerly dovour-
ing the particles of food which arc
to be picked up. Picking my
way towards the hull [ catch
hold Of Il ropo and scramble up the
deck. The place where | havo de.
seconded is whore tho ship parted,
and n sectional Wow Of the hull
and cargo is obtained. Tho for.
ward hatch is open and peer
down tho hold.
OH WHAT A SPECTACLE
is presented Tho cargo has brok.
On balk, and lays heaped up in a
confused mass bodies Of mon and
women, bruised aud torn, wore
lammcd among tho casos and
crates. 1t is horrible sight to
look upon, and the magnifying
power of tho orbs through which
[ gazo upon it renders it all the
moro horrible. Fishes swim in
and out among tho bodies and
boxos, feasting upon tho bodies Of
tho dead. Limbs arc strown
around, having broken off from
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07
himself with glory in accepting a.
most any torm3 Of surrondcr.
gathered II number of a

ihoSC amy lOfmS or Surrondcr.
gathered number of tl t&
INCIDENTS or THE SURRENDER
which interested mo and may be
OF interest to your readers: Soon
after General leo left tho Nc.
Clean House, owned by the same
gentleman, ut whose hoasc, near
Bull Run, Bcaurcgard had his
headquarters during the battle of
July IS, 1861, Sheridan stalkcd in
and said, rudely, 81 mean to have
this chair"-taking up ono of the
chairs in which the generals had
signed the terms of capilnlation,
and exhibiting ut tho same time
50 so gold piece. Major Nc.
Clean replied "Thut chair is not
for salo, general. If you choose
to take it you have the physical
power to do so" 81 mean to have
it, was tho curt rejoindcr; and
the "Grcat Barn Burnor" gave an
other proof ofsl1ill in potit larceny.
The table and other chairs were in
like manner carried off by Federal
officers rs souvenirs.
AS soon rs the flag Of truce was
hoistcd on Gordon's line the often.
sivc General Custa, ("Miss Fan
ny") came riding f'uriously in to
General Gordon, demanding, in
his own name, "unconditional sur
renuor." Gordon drow himself
up TO his fall height, and with
crushing dignity replied: 81 can
have no negotiation with you sir
and # tho settlement Of this mat
ter rested between us there could
DC no negotiation but by tho
sword"
: AS showing the spirit of the men
who participated in the brilliant
action that morning it may BIZ
mentioned that many of them
crowded around the bearer Of one
Of the flags Of trucc-a widely
known and loved chaplain who,
since tho capture Of his regiment
ut Spottsylvania Courthouse, had
served with great gallantry on
General Gordon's stalt-and cag.
eriy asked iftho enemy had sent
in to surrender their forco on that
road, thinking that in fanking us
Grant had pushed part OF his
force too far. They had no dream
that they were to be surrendered.
But gradually tho truth broke
upon them, and great was their
chagrin when thcso high-mcttled
victors in the last battle of the Ar
my Of Northern Virginia learned
that they must yield to over.
whelming numbers and resources"
that after all their marches, bat
ties, victories, hardships, and suf.
tcrings, tho cause they loved bet
tor than life itself must succumb
to brute force. Many bosoms
heavcd with emotion, and
"Something on the soldiers cheeks
Washed off the stain Of powder"
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[OFF!CIAL.]
The Laws Of South Carolina.
Acts and Joint Resolutions Passed
~ the General Assembly at the
Session OF lS72A'13.

AN ACT 'rO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED
GAN ACT TO GRANT. RENEW Ann
AMEND Tue CHARTERS or CERTAIN
TOWNS AND VILLAGES THEREIN
MENTIONED
BE it enacted BY the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the
state Of South Carolina. now met
and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the same :
SECTIoN |. That section > of AN
act entitled IAN act TO wrant, re.
new and amend the charters of
certain towns and villages there.
IN mentioned" approved March .,
1871, be, and the same is hereby,
amended 10y striking out, on tho
fifth line, the words "tourth Mon.
day in March, 1871" and insert
the words con the fourth Monday
in April. 1879
Approved January 20, A. D..
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A man in Portsmouth, N. H.,
having been missing for somo
weeks, to tho great alarm Of his
friends, suddenly camo homo, and
being asked whore ho had been,
merely replied, "Darned if
know" Ho should do rs did Salt
Williams, Of Detroit, who, having
boon on a thrco days bondor in
Now York strollod into an intelli-
gonce Office and asked, ais this an
intelligence Office" "Ycs," said
the keeper. "What's your fec p
inquired Salt; and upon being in
formed he throw down dollar.
"WcH," asked tho proprietor,
"what information do you want ?''
II want you tell me-" stuttorcd
Salt "whore tho ID Two been for
tho last thrco day."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

All =! the widows! A Spring
field (Mass.) newspaper mentions
that gay fascinator of this dc.
scription recently sent notice of
her own death to the local ionr-
nails. 1t ought not to DO hard for
tnc intelligent reader to guess hor
obJoct in doing so, but TO prevent
bothcration of brains and loss of
time, wo may AZ we'll state at
onco that what tho widow want.
Cd TO find out was whothor q ccr-
tain young man would como to
Springfield to attend her funeral.
Wo regret to say that tho cx-
pertinent was q failure. The
young man, with q marble. heart
ed depravity which causos us TO
blush for our Sex, refused to como
at all, and tho widow still lives to
watch and-tO wait.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-05-07

Tho San Francisco Commercial
B"ltetin reports the following as
the largest single bona fido trans
action in grain ever made in Cali
fornia, if not in the United States
Tho wheat was all in tho city
warehouse, was Of uniform good
shipping quality, and was tho pro
perty of Scholle Brothers,. having
been purchased by them in lots
during tho fall ut low prices. The
sale consisted Of 12,005 tons, val.
ued at $500, 900. .s
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AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION Ill.,,
CHATTER cXl., OF TIE GENERAL
STATUTES
BE it enacted by tho Senate aud
llousc OF Representatives Of the
state Of South Carolina, now met
and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the same :
SEcrloN |. That section three
OF chapter ono hundred and eleven
or the general statutes, which re-
quircs that the board Of Jury CON-
mlssioncrs shall prepare jury
list in each county, in tho month
Of January Of each year, be SO
amended rs to make it lawful fol
the said board to prepare the jury
list for the counties OF Lexington,
Spartanbnrs and Edgcficld, during
the year 1873, before tho 10Th Of
March Of said year.
Approved February 2G, a. D..
1878.