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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-04
COMMERCIAL unTEI

Inn popular hotel has been rciitted and
improved, and is now one Of the most com.
'o''"'le stopping places in the city. The
'r"Neuihs IAblic and persons desiring
PHEASANT quarters by the week or month will
a'"ass hhd then at the Commercial hotel
rates OF board Lave been reducted as fol.
lowe Day board, - % per week; transit
"s, per week. -,
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

As warm weather is approaching the
lovers OF Ice cream will be glad to learn that
Messrs. saup Il Clarkson have fitted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also been put in running order. and nothing
Is wanting about the establishment to make
the pleasure and comfort of their patrons
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Cairo
City Ferry company will be held at the com
pany's office, corner Sixth street and Ohio
lcvee In this city, on Monday, May next
at 10 o'clock II. m, for the purpose of elect
ing seven directors TO serve the ensuing
year, and for general business.
Ttroo. w. uALLIDAS, Sec'y.
CAIRO, Ills, April Il, 1873. III dtd
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FINE LAUNDRY WORK.

Mrs. Lette Coleman, on Fourth street.
south side, between Washington and Com.
mercial avenues, takes this method of in
forming the public that she is prepared 10
do all kinds of Laundry work at cheap rates:
crimping, hutiny, &c. done at n small adj
vance per dozen, on cost for plain clothes.
Families and persons desiring washing done
will find fun satisfaction given by taking
their work 10 Mrs. Coleman. Washing taxi
Ell ~ the week or month.
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NEW GnDilS

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out stock of new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different styles of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, fow-
ers and notions OF all sorts, all OF which vii
he sold at the lowest prices
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f.M.wGd is now pi epared to deliver the
best Of ssyed and splithiekory wood to any
part OF the city. Also all kin lsof wood and
coal always on hand. Leave orders ut his
ONCE, Corner Seventeenth street and Com.
mercial avenue. a.o5tf.
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Just received, at the Cairo Conservatory
of Music, bran new musical instrument
Prof. Curtice is delighted with 1t, and is
willing TO warrant that for rich tono and
beauty Of finish is canno, be excelled. II Is
not FIR sale. Prof. Curtice will take great
pleasure IN showing 1t TO all persons who
may wish 10 sec II. lis q girl.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of SchmctzstoriI a. Co., bakers and
confectioncrs, No. "a Eighth streets this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Schmetz-
s,orii retiring. The business will be contin-
ued at the old stand by Mr.. Rudolph Heb
sacker,wh is authorized to receive all mon-
cy due the late firm, and will pay all their
outstanding accounts.
ii. SCuMETZSTORFF,
RUDOLPH lEBsACkER.
CAIRO. May |, 1873. i-2 st.
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ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS.

A stated concave of Cairo Commandery
X. r. No. 10 will be held at the Asylum on
Monday evening, May 3, A. d., 1873, A. o..
7b5 at a o'clock pm. A full attendance Is
desired. Sir Knights will appear in fatigue
dress. Visiting Sir Knights are courteously
invited to attend. JAMES A. PHrLLTs,
Recorder
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We have received from Rockwell d. Co.,
their new and charming pieces OF sheet
music' "Dunns forget your Mther'
Sandie." 81 have no Home, and "My every
Thought was Of Thee" from the popular
publishing house OF j. l.. Peters. New York.
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The Rev. Z. II. Farr, pastor of the Meth
odist church at Mound City, was on wednes-
day morning last severely attacked with
eerebro-spinal meningitis. However his
friends win be pleased 10 learn that by time.
" and ecicient treatment he Is very much
better 4 II II hoped out of danger.
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The Burnett steam cooking vessel, the
National American and Epicure broilers,
the Dudley spiral gate and door spring. n,
HAueys, 16S Washington avenue. i-2I I'm.
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uAIIRnAn ACCIDENT.

An accident occurred on the Iron Noun
tain railroad, at Charleston, Missouri, on
Friday night, by which three men were Sc
riossly injured. One man by the name OF
Owen Turley had his left hand SO badly
crushed as 10 render amputation necessary.
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The mosquitoes, knats, flies. bugs and
pumoie oeeb are coming, SO prepare your.
sen-oy covering your window with wire
siotA nom Halley's; you can sleep without
bars. and dine without flies. 4.2l I'm.
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Pure Cider Vinegar, double strong, war
rented 70 preserve pickles, for sale by the
barrel, aud at retail, at II. c. Thielecke's
grscefy store, Washington avenue, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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An earthquake "shoke up this locality
very sensfbly,' yesterday afternoon about
three o'closk. Terra firins rocked very sen.
SILLY and decidedly for probably half min
ute, and the "rumble" was unmistakable.
We are sntirely satisfied to get along with
out any more earthquake, for s,me time 10
cnma 49,
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Bird cages, flower baskets, wire cloth
riddles, sand screens, rakcs, hoes, shovcl-,
spades, spsding and hay forks, step and OK.
tension ladders, wood pumps and general
assortment Of tinwarc, stoves and house fur.
nleAtnx SOOus, az hnMey's. i.2l I'm.
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we are the sole agent for the sale of Mus.
sons pure cider vinegar, made on his farm
Mt Cobdon, Illinois, put up in convenient
sized packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
SID II. CorPEv, phc. ~ CO.,
No. 30 Ohio LeNee.
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Selling OF at cost at Moscovics'.

The place to buy wall paper and window
shades 10 No. 2seventh street. opposite Win
ssr,s block, where you can buy cheaper
than any place in the city. II. ABLE. II
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= New stock and new styles of wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, etc, etc, at Is. +.
Meigs new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call and see the latest
styles In wall paper before purchasing else.
Wnere. i-lO-tf
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The Jury In the case Of Hall against the
Illinois Central Railroad company was not
able TO agree, and was discharged at mid
pigbt last night.
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We understand that MIR. Il. V. Belzner,
agent Ia this city for the Germania Life IT.
surancs company Of New York, hasreccived
. check for one thousand dollars. the
amount due Mrs. William Schick as insur-
snee on the life of her late husband, The
GermauiA 10 one of the best and most re-
liable conpanys in the country.
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we wish our ncighbors over tho ri,o,
would devise some means by which thew
could provide for their own poor. Hawai-.
aoay psssesbut that there il one ar me-
paupen apply 70 the authoritl,. n, ms
county for help, and when asked franz
whence they came, - least one IN ,,a',i
three says ho or she halls Low, o,,,' va!
ssishboEtpg counties OF Missouri AMI ", '"'
Eusky. On Saturday afternoon, a ,.,a V ~.
tne name Of Turiy, who had been MAIN. !,
us railroad accident at Charleston. nm
.losys ana had to have his hand a,np,,,,,od
s'eued ~ the way from Charleston 10 90,
tsiro, under the impression ,h,, ,n na
Aa 70 90 when once in this city, woulI ~
,ate nis case, and he would be INN" w
.'e'y aanittcd to the hospital, there IN ,n
s~.en eass OF st the expense of the cour,y
vi eoufss' he was not sent TO the bo,ni,.,
Inc authorities OF this county have no righ,
70 pFsuos lor any psuper who is M, an a.
susl yssttsst OF this county W. "ot =" ac'
Sass - one Of the many which como ~" ,,, I''s
ohs observation Of the Officers o, ,Go " 'a''
y ssuss ;iasd would say Oh bha,r ,o .,
e@ses1 whoss duty It IL to deal ,,u, '"o
nAttss. thst n our nsighbors can ,a," ' 'u''
u -GaAk ssss psupsrs, they will g,' .aie
Dbuss eur sf1elals By sending, at least, on '
lalf d thsis Deos n somo other direction
|AAs y 0aiyN
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day, to bring up barge load Of lumber.
The Allegheny Belle and Peytona had
lows OF freightod barges, and went by
without landing.
The Baum and Parker discharged con.
siderable city freight and had good trips
for Memphis,
Inc pickles discha rged here by tho Bee
were destined for Chicago instead Of st.
Louis, as the typo made us say yesterday.
The Fearless came in light and will re.
turn to st. Louis with tow.
The Continental discharged fifty tons of
wine and pretty fair trip for st. Louis.
Tho new ferryboat for this place will be
completed shortly and will bc brought
down sometime this month.
The towboat John Gilmore will tow
Campbells monitors TO St. Louis.
The tug Cache is having her machinery
overhauled and is being repaired.
The Belle Memphis came in at dark
with good passenger and freight list.
The Hickman packet Glasgow is still on
She docks a, Paducoh, and is receiving es-
tcnsive repairs.
The Tyrone did not 90 to Hickman yes
terday for the Green Line company.
The Commonwealth departed before
daylight yesterday, with Al! the freight
she could carry.
CAIRO AND NINCENNES RAILROAD
| Trains now leave Cairo aud Mound City q,
follows:
Leave Cairo. Leave Mound City.
T.i0 am. I:lOn.m.
| IL IN. t:i5p.m.
| j:l5 PIN. $40 A"
| CUAs. o. Woop, GenI Ticket Ag't.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Notice Is hereby given that next Monds,
morning at 10 o'clock the sales. at auction
OF choice of drawers in the tables of Tia,
chamber, will be made at the rooms OF Ia,
board Of trade. The members are all re-
questcd to attend. BY order of the board
5-3-3t l.. A. BURNETT, Secretary.
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II you want good goods at cost, 90 to Mos.
covics; Washington avenue. near Tenth
street.
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Moscoyics Is selling of at cost. So

ffty thousand envelopes just received at
the BULLETIN office. II
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Envelopes furnished and printed at the
BULLETIN OFrIcE at 81 to 50 per thousand
A.eQtf
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Moacovics, Washington avenue, near
Tenth street, is selling oil at cost. ~ If,
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ADVANCEMENT,

We ere authorized to announce that
DAVID .. Baker Is a candidate for judge of
theTwenty-sixth Judicial circuit. Election
on Monday, june ., 1873. I'll
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LETTER LIST.
LADIES LIST.

LADIES LIST.
Buck, Addie Body, Kate
Barnes, Mary Copeland, Maggie
Canyers, Alkaline Cummings, j
Campbell, Jane Dossett, Minnie
Fits, Liddy Jones, Sarah
Nicholson, Mary Powell, Laura
Perry, Chas Ryan, Johanna
Robinson, Emily Rice Ella
Sherman, Zelis Scott, Mary }
Undertake, Cath Wills, Josephine
srine Wheeler, Selia
Wilson, Mary Withers, l. A
Williams, Nancy Waid, Mary
GENTS LIST.
Adams, James Abbess, James
Anderson, John A Acrls, Jacob
beis, l. Boon, Daniel
Burke, ID r Berry, q w
Burt, q IL Burke, Joe h
Behurst, Walker Burke, WIN
Callihan, Tim Carmichael, Geo
CLARK, Geo Connolly, Thomas
Cope, Oliver ClarksOn, j 4
Chochrane, Joe w Crowder, j Z
curtis, ChaS IL Chandoin, ID
Dunn, Solomon Decker, Fred
Dsnner, Adolph Eaton, VIM
Elkins, Louis, Edwards, j Il
Ettreu, ID French. Nd
Faulkner, 5 ID Fry, NJ
Fruit, jackson FORSYTH, Jno W
FeaEel, John Fox, John
Fisher Chas Fitzgerald DAM
Fisher, WIN Green. Wash
Green, Chas Harris, Chss
lla'ehelme, Hirch, Gustave
Howard, Jas Hickey, NJ
Hammer, X Homes, VIM
JonVerun, ID King. FL
nlhs, Ma'ter VI kapps, Anton
Lane, Wesley Lea Robor,
Ludreth, Bill Lee. ia,
Henry, VIM KILLER. Jas
McMerum, Mr. Morsy, oh
Murphy, Homer Myers, Henry
Morse Jhonoy McMann, James
McCsrtz, Michael Mshis, John
Seely Joseph Naugle Albert
nuhh, w Oul, Thomas
praer' T. Pears, Elijah
pS"n' wa R!chersOn, Il l.
ho0'nseh' ~ Read, } CO
Sudel Godfrey Smith, A
Seizcg, Albert Ssbines Harry
Stroe.sner, Henry stephens, John II
Shendan, Lewis Sharp, Peter
NTH, RI Sherman, Can, :
Forbit, Nathaniel Taylor, ii
Tanner, John Valla, NJ
Woods, Albert Wadgymsr,
A Wright, j
wilson, Ike Wheeler, Tanner
Welsh, s u White, Tbos
Worthing' w + Woodward, W II
Wsrr VIM WsstlsEe, WD
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Yesterday morning MIR. Edward Quinn,
OF Mississippi cbunty, Missouri, crossed the
r'yer TO this city in search OF young man
e9 sne name OF William Ross. who had the
Gay oe'ofs robbed Mir, Quinn of sum of
a,,n amounting to $500. Officers IN mi.
~ "ere mace acquainted with the nature
inc case, ana they a, once started out in
search ofthe thief. Constable George wei.
oon 'ook the noon train on the Cairo and
v'hcennes road and went to Mound CIV
inhng to ind his man there he went II
mounds junction. where he found Ross and
took MIN into custody. About s2C0 of Tho
MONEY was iound on Ross person. lie was
.loush' 20 this city and turned over "a
puinn, VINO took him back t. Missouri 10
stand trial for the THEFT W
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For SALE.

Just received and for sale, 10 boxes Sicily
oranges and lemons. ID. HURp X Son.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. 90. SER, OBSERVERS OFFICE.
CAfRo, MAY 0, 1913, 1oll PIN
1essnssir 5000.
nsshstsr 80 degrees.
~ Hsrth, velocity miles per hour
NellAsr fair.
.leen1nnn temperature last q hours, at
-. ~ - dAsrees.
1iatnum temperature, last % hours, at
81 =, - degrees.
rtevAntAg. wind last - hours, north.
Totl number Of miles wind travelled, last
~ hour, Sso.
Dawn w. HARSETT. observer.
, 1873-10-17
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct 10.
the Wholesale mrket, low local anu country dcaIes
made their appearance IN tho morning, aud aix or
eight cargoes clangcd 4anda. The inquiry III chiafy
light holders suceeedcd in reducing tho tiess some
f Il nrss srssss os sSs s only
there since Monlsy; some Of them, l,oTcyor, wero
with the condition that the vessel ehoud wait ut tho
dock here until tho lumber could be disposed OF at
II e vii mh9 Ss yss2 Ill., ae1
east ia un.lerstood that fow vessels @ro going out
though lust weeks largo receipts prove
ssaniiing ii $500 gool boafis aud strlps at s5oo.
s ooa srps a bosr
91a.ouall6o common to nadiun do, tooo@ L. 20
josts aud acatllg ss.oo@9oo shingles s3.ls,s
iuth. s1.87 7b@3.0o
Tho unnc1ed Galca werc reported:
Cargo sclr Mcponad & frotn A,n,ates, 90 N long
se o Mstegn s 5u: hssrs a
$l5.oo sclr Sea ucn rn sd RIVER, ,too III sli,-
g!es at sa12Y; Soil BY nlnnelaEl. nor'and %.
Cargo schr Honest john, FROM rcutwtnr 30 Ill ,eco
stun II *a.5O $40 IN shingles al s3.2s. Sold by wsm
MegIaac. .-...
Auuistee, $3.50; Muake3on $500; Ludiugton,
h, iaso s1sS; osoao, ;1os Whta Eake, sss5. 1'''
Trnto cnninuea reasonably active On country nc
count but thu Local elnan1 IL rahor light. All COM
nou lt.lnb.r, lath. and uhinElea, nieotug With
tannd, Rlsl for latll and shingles 1rtn.
ees,a sssss s'sst Incl : a7SS sa ssSS
Third clear insh. h.,......:....,... $500 tS4o.oo
oiosr flooring, ii apd ii togothor. .0s' s''''''
o,sss Ss.lisS ii and ii ;ossiis;:: ;s $sSS s:s
Goo', Gon,on anrig sta'. ar.sas it'll a se9o
Common tuQFtMB GrGAsCa. HctOlltl,,, $500 fN3O,u1
, 1873-10-17

IktlH s.tt.sssa't.stt 1.so y" 1
NO. 1awctl BlllnRtcs.. ...........,. LOU es Sv9
- nC SlAF U,uV tV u..
sHihecs on tracS....."......,...... SS'2oH
nv. nNWct AsAo A."o
Ihreo do}lara per 10 10 added whei transferred,
which charge follows Tho BtitlRItg.
Thlckncss-Fiyo shingles ID 10 TWO jndlca III thlckA
hess:
Longth-Si1tosu lnclltb.
HARDWOOD. .-
Dlack-Walnut - Counters, sioo.oo@15ooo:. clear,
Co., 00aa5.09; common. S,t.0o@10.00: Gull, t2o.ool
$500 faoortnu $90.0O. ..--
Al A'eMGsas in 1es t ~ somoa stocosasoo
Gull, $8,0n@16.DD.
:, llckory7 7oenr, *2s; ;oo@to.uu; common, $2o.oo9
Manlc.oiear, $23.oo@35.oo; common, $iooo@25.oo
GULL 3lo.o0@16.00. -
5000.
:. ol,orry1;,o!esr. stooe@so.oo: common, si6.oo@
wildwood s30.oo@Ao.oo: common, $1,000
@95.00 Gull, $l0.00G11D0.
Wagon stoek-llickory a9los, per se 81. .ooGsl.oo;
wagon rolos each. 4555o; boz boar's $50 %.
Flori1a red cedar $50 Dor It mahogany, 3ol940o
do countors. Goo; rosewood. boA8oc; white holly, aoo
, 1873-10-17

Foreign Markets.

Whoat-Winter, lis aa@12a; spring, 1lut912a whito
12s 4dal2s I'd club, lis 9d@l3s. Corn, 32s d32s 3d.
Pork, 7la Cd. Lard, 42a.
I1yERrooL, Oct 16-o p. m.-Lart, 41ss41s Cd.
Rest unchanged.
L1vEnpooE Oct. 1o-2:ao T. m.---Breadstura quiet
and easy buyers offering lower prices.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1G.-Gotton easier; mfddlipE up
land, 0I<@oad: Orleans, o7t@9;ad. Sales, 10000
baea; American, $500 bales for speculation and ex
port, 1000 bales.
Brcadstuds quiet. eteady, and unchanged.
Lard, 11s Oh. Beef, Cos. CAecsc, Cos. Cumberland
middles, 38s Cd /; Bhort ribs, lis.
, 1873-10-17

Tho following instrumonts woro filed for
record Thutaday, Oct. TO-:


Tho following instrumonts woro filed for
record Thutaday, Oct. to:
cry PROPERTY,
Milwaukee, Az. 1T it NV Of Wood at, sw I, 23 It,
running atout Its IT to Wood st, dated Sept 90 con.
slderation, $500.
Van Dren st, $50 # Of Congress Park, t, asx1os
It, dated april Is !; confederation, $1,000.
Van Bnren st, 2A It ot Congress Park, +, 2sx1oo
IT, dnted April 1ss consideration, $1,000.
Van nuren st, 1876 It Of congrcaa patt, f. 2411oa
ft, dated April IL; conaideratien, $1,000.
Ogden ny, 174 II Of Western Nv, Of, esx12o It,
dated Oct 4 eonsideration, s1,Ba5.
Me6eeea r. Egg T. ot oontre ey, 2Ax12o It, with
'sas' aH!sa e. i II iSss:ss'ss's ss,s with
nlilwauteo av 0s It Of indana 1t, front ot 10
= IT running TO inuiana q, with bnldingH, datod
Twenty,eiRhh 1T, 175 # q Butler st, f. 2511a5
Wallace St III It Of Eaplannde 1t, +, 2Ax193 7-lo
1t, dated Sept, 10; consideration, $3.50.
deted Sept ~: consideration, 81, COO,
datel sopt ~; consideration, &, Zoo. ~
Twenty-s!xh ct, 175 It Of Wallaee st. T. Q5xl15 It.
dated Juno 20: constderatan, 81 200.
dntcd Sept, 10; confederation, {55o
Sixteenth at, Corner If Hart nv, hf 240 410x26A
It, dated July 81 confederation, $4,000.
BouTu OF o1rr L1aiIrs.
Lot Is IN Rehabilitation Of 1ota 10 to 10, John
atoms Subdivision II Soc 5, 50, H. dated Oct,
f +: SlSsS H. hyde p'rs a'sea June
Same property dated Jt1no consideration, 81, $685.
1oe 9, and s, Block 8, Clongh \ D. Subdivision
10, 38 II, dated June II Z; consideration, s2,4o0.
boulevard, " + 801120 It, IN block 6, Cleayeryiuc,
dated Alg. IL, 1872 consideration, SO 600.
Lot %, block 2, pharo'a Subdivision Ia II Hne II a
Il Sec. !, 80, 49, datod July IA consideration, $780,
WRIT or uIrY LIMITS,
Lot H. Block !, Castles Subdivision In &c., 3, 50, 49,
dated Oct, II consideration, 5000.
, 1873-10-17
Tho Produce Markets.

81 NEW, y5,nK
NV yo9g os 1sc9rzos-o'osod sa,;s irregular and
lowet Inuu..B 4. 1mS .{anr: a{ne ro,,,r,. =, noo .,.
.nnrnn aatern and tae copon Il
good czssn s0ooS82s; ts gooa m to Io eho'cS *gom
1o0 white wheat o. o3ssa Ca.n Va'o' *0.lu
meal guct md unchanged n Wsat q ssvy % a. sn
rs;e51s s739Go III ~ Re1a u;r Ao ri W..
@la9 90 " inee snrn9 q i M H. 'e Na H.
tl.Sa Ryo IL moderate demand ,sa. an, Unchanged;
Bss|s, Bss sfss sRssa ' as i
1s'r Teeei ga o @ 1ed .nd
T. Sa y now asS1' Wsssrn aaoa ssso;
wIlte, eotSSS,e: 5,n,s: ,vo,,or,, ,ns f.nsdo ac.
11orR-Dnl and irregular ...,,
hand. Ssooo bess sssar sa md snsslslea; III .
gsss ysSsos: t:NfSs' RIsS a,ist. lis. ''s.s' s .,
EnEnoLEuM-Crude, 6He; rofned, 1o2l917c.
o. f,c ess elk TX e,, ,oh
lots, $1,000 1oef and cut meats unehapged. hsdd!es
dull and lover; now aud old steam. sasa}s cash.
WnlaTs-Iowar' st s2K@,9g2Yo.
osvrao Oct ,ooa@axpSsprra osWEa1; Wheat oo,ot:
No. Milw.,ikeo, si,4a. GoTn quiet 1T ooc. barlo;
dull Canada, $l.eo.
Ssas s s!segias aee': IL ses
Corn Qulot round lots lower car lota No. a 4iGa
Axc round lotu,. 41s41Nc. 6at. qulot: No.. d AZ
:, 7oc. '' >>'>'' ''''' N'@'oN' '''A0' 1'''
Wu1sKr-Quiot At o3c. .-.-.....
meats moro actiye packed lois Clear Tib, 7I@7Ns:
s@s3o clesr rib. s'iasXc clear, sHaoho On 50 e
if5 Toos-Lower It ss.eS@a.oo: ....
, 1873-10-17


Wheat Was less active, boing generally quiet,
and irregular at tho same average Of prices al
yesterday. Liverpool Was quoted dull, but Mil
waukco was strong early, and the latter fact was
fair speculative demand, especially as Now York
WAS quoted atoaay. Subsequently Now York WAS
quoted dull and heavy, aud thon our market foil
or, closing weak. Thoro waa moderate de-
mand for casll wheat on tho part Of shippers, on
both Canadian and Now York account, partially
nided by tho easier fooling in like froights; but
option trading was generally allow, there being
Rcarcely any outBtde orders on tue floor. Some
Of tho local Hhorta filed in loarly to
fair extent, but afterwards thoro was little
wanted on this account, and tho number Of sell-
era increased aa the session advanced. Our ro-
ceipta were larger, mud tho prospect for shipping
out nt the aamo rate that the wheat will come in
arc very dubious. Our preaent stock is not large,
with the large quantities yet to come in this
winter, tho load may prove to be heavy ono to
carry, though many think that our wheat will
bo very good property in the spring, as the Euro
and more pressing than nov. Seller November
oponed at S1.o115, advanced to s1.o21e6, declined
to $1.0056, and closed tame ut $1.0.55. soltor
December sold at sl:0s@1,0s15, and aellor tho
month Ct e. ;o2@1; ;o2114 both closing, at the IN
but closed nomiually st sl.o2, With prcmlum Of
Ac per bu for Northwestern. No. Hpring was
dull except for. Northwestern, which sold at
$1.O8@1.09 straight was freely offered at |l.07,
spring closed relatively firm ut o814o !;
Cash sales were reported Of 1000 b. bu No. :l i
Northwestern at $l.09; 1000 bu do at al.0S !;
g. F s5o ofgpsiss g as s Ct S2s 5$ 90 ee % d
s1o21,1; 800 b, do at s1.ol19; 34oo bu No. q
44oo bu do at s1os 86o bu Do at sl.o2X 10, ,4o6}
By "a Nq sptiug st 1900 By do At 9sHe;
, 1873-10-17

HOG4-Wcre again dull, unsettled, and lower. Re-
cop.a large, amounting to 1850, md In add
tion to tho stalls hogs, n,ado supply Of over 600
head. Advicea from the East continuing unfayorabie
ahippc!a verc operating with extreme caution, end
most q e ese % made 1uEhe9 rs
fully a0r por 100 bs The e1trema range Of the days
Gales was S3.75@a4.s5, but tho great bulk changed
S415@a.a0 mid heavy at s7h84.o Over 10000 hogs
still remain In tho pens nsod uud further dorrecia-
frJJ