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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-07
Petition for Divorce,
Albert Scott VS.. Martha scOtt.-NO. 9O5S.

Albert Scott VS.. Martha ScOtt.-No. 0058,
In the Circuit Court for Knox county Tenn.
IT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
the bill which is sworn to in this cause that the de-
PENDANT Martha Scott nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee, thereupon IL is ordered by the Clerk that
publication be made for four successive weeks in the
knoNyille Chronicle newspaper published in the
city of Knoxville Tennessee notifying her to appear
before the Judge OF the Circuit Court at court TO be
held for the county ofKnox the court house in Knox
VILE on the LIST Monday of June next S73. then and
there 10 plead, deGT to the PLAINTIFF BILL
the will then be taken confessed and set for
hearing parte This is therefore 10 notify you Mar
tina Scott TO appear before the Circuit Court al the
court house in Knoxville the first Monday of June
next QS9. then and there TO plead. or demur
20 the bill Of the plaintiff, Albert Scott or the same
ex parte.
Witness Z. w, Adkins Clerk Of our said Court, at.
office in Knoxville, this 18th day Of April. 1873.
ma2dltwSt L, W, ADKINS. CT ERIK.
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Cadet Midshipman TO be Appointed.

/ have the recommendation of Cadet
Midshipmen to Annapolis. He must be
GENTLY educated to stand the examination
required. Applicants will address Profs.
Payne, kirkpatrick and Lieut.. Thorn
burgh, of the East Tennessee University,
who will examine them, as to their prof.
cheney in the studies required. All appli-
cations must be made before the 18th of
May. j. M. THoRNBURGH.
The associated press of the capitol pro-
poses to establish an asylum for the super
animated and INDECENT journalists.
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COMMERCIAL.
KNOXVILLE WHOLESALE MARKETS.
CHRONICLE OFFICE, KNOXVILLE. Tenn,
May e, 1873.
Grain and Produce.

Grain ana Produce.
GRAIS.-There are no changes to note in the
produce market since last report. Trade is very
quiet and prices of grain and -four are nominal.
Wheat is quiet and dull at quotations.
FLoUR.-A fair stock is in market at nominal
prices. There are no changes worthy of note in
quotations.
OATs.-There is no special activity in the oats
trade, and we are forced TO quote them rather
dull.
CoRN-There are no changes to note in the
corn market. The trade continues rather dull.
EGGs-There is no activity in the eggs mar
ket, the weather being too warm for shipping
purposes They are dull at quotations.
BAcoN-The bacon trade is quiet and firm
There is fair stock in market, and sales are
readily made at quotations given below.
GRASS SEED.-Western quotations in grass
seed show a downward tendency, but with pres
eut shipping facilities the market here is likely
to remain at present figures.
The following are the quotations of leading
WHEAT-New prime white sacked, Sl.6Oa
1.65; amber Sl.55al.6O per bushel; red, Sl.jOa
| l.55.
CoRN-Is worth COO. sacked, buying selling
price, 62a63c sacked and delivered.
LARD-Scarce, buying price 9sl0c; selling at
| 9allc.
OATs-Light demand at 85ci selling, sacked at
40a42.
HAY-Baled, Sl.25a1,85 per 100 lbs. Loose
! from wagons 81. rs per 100 lbs
DRIED FRUIT-Nominal, 2sc for apples.
Peaches, halves, 4; quarters, 3aSt.
FLoUR-Stock easier; best family brands,
81 5Oa475 per sack; extra $40Oa45O
BACoN-In demand buying hog round, 9a94
selling 9Ial0. Buying, shoulders, 74aSc sides
9a94c; hams, l0!allc. Selling, shoulders, S1a9c
sides, I0al01c; hams, 12lal3c.
FEATHERs-Buying, prime, 60; duck and
mixed, 40a50e.
BUTTER-Very scarce buying price, 25a27
selling in shipping order 2Sa30c.
EGGs-Rather dull at l0allc.
RAGs-31c.
BEEswAX-27a2Sc per pound.
ToBAcco-Tennessee leaf, Sal0c
GRASS SEED-Timothy, $500 per bushel.
T" Herds grass, $50" =
- Blue S1.5O
" Orchard " $50 " "
:" Clover seed, 7.50 "
FLAX SEED-Sl00.
GINsEEG-90ca$l.O CO.
l SENERA SNAKE-Active, Soc.
YELLOW RooT-Active, Sc.
e WooL-Washed, 60a65c per 10.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-07

There are no changes to note in the wholesale
trade of dry goods and general merchandise
An active trade prevailed last week, while the
present opens out well, and should the weather
continue favorable heavy trade is expected
for the week. We have no changes of impor>
tance'to note in prices current, and we continue
toEquote:some Of the leading articles as follow
ing:
Fancy prints, 61c.al1Ie. Fancy delanes, Zoe
A sheetings, 75c al3lc. Ginghams, l2!c 2jc
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LouisNiIIe Market.

mand, unchanged Corn very firm, I'M
changed. Provisions in good demand,
held firmly. Pork S1S.5Oa19.O0. Bacon
shoulders, ST clear rib sides, 1Oba1Ol A.;
clear sides, 1Os packed. Lard, in tierce,
9!al0; keg, 10!all steam, 9a9l. Whisky
steady, 81.
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Live stock Market.

[These reports are made up from actual sales,
and the readers ofthe CHRONICLE ma" rely upon
their correctness.
BEEF CATTLE
The price remains about the same as last week
quotations, but we notice a better feeling in the
trade, as buyers are more willing to take hold:
Some eight or nine car loads have been shipped
from this place last week, nearly all Of which
were sent to Virginia and Baltimore.
SHIPPING CATTLE
are in good demand No fat smooth steers
weighing from 1000 to 800, At fat smooth
oxen, 4 smooth, fat heifers, cows and steers
weighing from 800 10 1000 S4a3s.
BUTCHERING CATTLE.
in fair demand; No. /, 4c; fat, 84a32 medium
TO good, 23a3i.
sHoTEs
in good demand at 4c.
SHEEP,
Demand is good for sheep. The best sell a
| 33a34 good, 8 common, no sale Fat lambs
would find ready sale at good prices.
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In CHANCERY AT CAMBRIDGE.
No. 6oS.-0. and I. Bill.
A, E, Sawyers VS.. j. 0. Ellsworth ct M.

A. E. Sawyers VS.. J. o. Ellsworth ct al.
1t appearing from the allegations of the BILL which
is that the defendants L. G. Ellsworth and
John NJ Ellsworth are non residents of the State of
Tennessee 1t is ordered by the Clerk and Master that
publication be made in the Knoxville Weekly Chron-
cle notifying said defendants to appear before the
Chancery Court at cambridge before the fourth
Monday of October next, and make defense to com
planans BILL the will be taken for confessed
and the cause set down for hearing expare as to them
May 5, 1878.
copy Of the order. Attest:
ma6dlw3 ID. X. N. BLACKBURN C. NJ.
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In Chancery at cambridge.
No. Coo. and A. Bill,

R. II, Ashmorc East Tennessee Zinc Company.
1t appearing from the allegations of the BILL which
to, that the defendant East Tennessee Zinc
Company" is a non resident Of the State of Tonnes
see 1t is ordered by the Clerk and Master that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks in the
Knoxville Weekly Chronicle notifying said defendant
appear befove the Chancery Court at cambridge,
OF before the fourth Monday Of October next and make
defense said bill the will be taken for con-
fessed and the set down for hearing expare Nay
5, 1873.
copy of the order, Attest;
ma6dlW3 ID. r. n. BLACKB BURN, C. K NM
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 5.-Flour quite and
steady. Wheat quiet, choice white S2.10a
2.15; choice amber sale good; prime red
S1.90a2.05. Corn dull, white 6S; yellow
IS. Oats dull, Southern 50a52. Pork mess
1900. Bacon, shoulders SSas!. Lard ola
81. Whisky 991,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-07

Trade in drugs during this week has been
quiet, merchants through the country having
There is, however, a very fair trade still being
done Changes in prices are few, There is a
stifenng up in the price Of white lead by man
ufacturers, though no advance is made by deal
ers here. Linseed oil continues very firm, with
no concession from last weeks prices. Other
goods are held at former quotations,
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In Chancery at cambridge.

NO. bJI.-U' and n. BIZ,
G. II. Wilson VS.. R. D. Manly ct al.
1t appearing from the allegations of the BILL which
is sworn to. that the defendant r. D,Manly is non
residents 1t is ordered by the Clerk and Master that
publication be made for four ssive weeks in the
Knoxville Weekly Chronicle. notifying said defendant
TO appear before the Chancery Court at cambridge,
or before the fourth Monday of October next, and
make defense TO complainant's bill. the same will
be taken for confessed and the set down for hear
ing exparte as to him. May 8. 1873,
A copy of the order. Attest
ma6dlwS % D. r. N. BLACKBURN. G. d NJ.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-07

Constitutional Tend en- ies.--The way in which
different individuals affected by the causes OF
disease depends upon constitution and temperament.
Some persons for instance. prone TO feyers
bilious attacks and others to nervous affections. In
all where peculiar susceptibility to any variety
of disease exists the toning regulating and purifying
operation of
Tarrant's EfTerveScent Settler Aperlent
will be found the surest safeguard against attack.
individuals of bilious and constpated habit. SUBJ
ject to dyspepsia, whose nerves easily excited.
should frequently resort to this refreshing saline cor
receive, especially in weather 1t is less po-
tent as preventive than as a remedy. Sold by all
druggists.
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81. Louts Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Flour firmer and in
active, winter superfine S4.50a5.0O. Corn
steady. Whisky firm 81. Pork dull SlS.25.
Bacon quiet only jobbing order trade,
shoulders SaS1; clear sides 10s.
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The Celebrated BalfOrd Prolific
TO,

Has proved to be the BEST and MOST
PROLIFIC LATE POTATO are hare
ever had in East Tennessee. 4 SMALL
LOT FOR SEED for safe by
JOHN l.. HUDIBURG.
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JAPANESE PEA.
Stoves.

Those wishing stoves should examine
our Fashion Stoves" before purchasing
We have sold one thousand of these stoves
in East Tennessee and not one has failed
in any particular.
iv2ldtf HOXsIE & DEPUE.
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iv29-dlw-w2t.

They had whipped cream :or dessert at
one of the hotels yesterday. A Greene
county man absorbed his ration and then
told the waiter to "bring on the billed Gus
tard that belongs with this egg-fxin."
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-07

The Modoc who chewed the fuse of the
shell which exploded in his head is now
supposed TO be "chewing the cud of sweet
grounds.
, 1873-03-31

CAIILE-laif activity Las characterized tho
cattle trado throughout tho past week, and high
lnrgpst OF tho soason thus far, roaching 1890
head, against IL, ,oB4 last week, aud IL saa week
betore last, but the supply at no time Boemod
oppressive, aud, with tho exception Of yesterday
and to-day, when slightly easior fooling was
noticeable, tho market exhibited decidedly
firm tono:. TelpgramB from tho East have boei,
nniformally favorable, but, as . rosult Of the
hero during tho wcek just closed, shippers an-
tioipate reaction thore, aud accordingly thoir
movements during yesterday aud to-day woro
conducted with rathor moro caution. Continued
improvement ia noted iu the quality Of tho ro-
coipta, tho average OF tho past few days being
year. Tho proportion Of rough, thin stock was
unusually amall, and = record Of tho week's Ralos
shows tue bulk Of the business to have bcen
transacted !es q et prices ranging from s46o up
sG.l0{9o.b0, while, In several inHtances SB.G0@
TOO WIS realizad. Stoukers have boen steadily
active, and rulod firm to tho cloHo at s3.60@4.00
tor common to medium lota of from TOO to $50
lbb average, and at s4.250D450 for good to primo
miloh COWS soil all ti1o way from $1,000 for COM
mon to $500 for choice, with saloa chiefly at
$25:0 %. Veal oalyos are in fair request at
.69 for poor to choice.
easy, but not approoiably lowor. Tho fresh re-
colpts wore more tlan usually liberal tor satllr-
day. anu, taken In connection with tho stale
stock, made = supply considerably III oxceaH ct
tho want OF buyers, all classes Of whom operated
Bpartngly. 6alos wero mado at S9.00@6.60 for
Roor to @ Extraordinarily at s4oo@o'oo TO-
QUOTATIONS.
E1ts9-uraded stoorH averaging 400 lbs
~" 'sso'aV9to'oo
, 1873-03-31
UNWtSE C0UHsElS TO FARMERS,

70 the Editor er Tho Chicago Tribune: ..
6In Permit mo to entor my protest against
tho tone md spirit Of q. M. sm;tb'a ,ot1ar n
7 p nav nuh1Is,,o;1 IN vonr ,on,nna - , s1a~a,, ~
~ - 10y, puuunnoa ~ soui ooulnna ~, .. M"ron
IT, Mr. Smith IL Secretary OF tho State Farmers
Association, Which position gives weight to l,is
words. Ho first asaails the Governor eayin9.
Il Va noc, ,oo'r ror m helm from, lin H. ~
,;,,t,s.a 1,', e, p ~ =, a1. AAt..'' -41e ~
PUN poh'nion'S ,aly sao" no ~ no! III sympathy
with uH.' Now, tho uoVornor ls politician,
aud was elected by party. According to usage
in these Inter days, Ills first duty is to satisfv
That nar+v p,rha1,a "a co1, ;ntro;noo ., hottan
~ ~ o,at ~ .t;,n.;. az .A -, an',o n"! oossos
one tls nres nominations iof Ha1ifoad Com
niasionore were not acceptable to uB, III part,
but think he han eniloayored to sntiHfy US
since, and Inns, boliove, given us good mon.
hir. Smith then "goos for" tho Legislature,
saying, in substance, thoy arc not to 10 trusted,
un}oHa they can 10 kent tl,orouchly fright.
onod, Ihis I tlink extremely un-
Just. The Senate relocted tho Goyornor's
irat nominees for Railroad Commissioner, in
compliance with our wishes thoy layo unani-
mousiy pnsacd Donahuo'a Iii, whiooh doubt il
, 1873-03-31
A WORD WITH A BUSY.BODY.

,--- -,,--... -, =, -, -, ..
DWloHT, Livingston Co., 1u.r March ~, 1875
70 nc EdIor q 1hs cAteago 1T1oane: !, ......
s1R: Newspaper reporters, III their proper
sphere, are aI institution which cannot DO dis
nense'd with. But, whom resolutions arc intro
Gucod In convention, which do not accord with
the viows Of tho newspaper they repreaont aud
they attempt to dictate iu regard to their diepo-
Btio1, they become 4 nuisance which should bo
speedily abated., at tomass-conycntion hold at
Pontiac, on Friday last, Q report Of which ap-
peared IN The cnIoAao TRIBUNE Of Saturday, .
lnrgo number OF delegateH from Dwight and
Odoll wcro proyontod from being present ct tho
opening OF tho Convention Tho Chicago o.
Alton Aaalroad Company, ut Odoll,
rofusea 70 carry do!cgatea 1or y conta milo,
Until thoy hnd hIat Attempted TO procure q LIST Of
tue nafnoa OF MI those WHO roluHeu to pay tho
, 1873-03-31

friond % Of our cauao among si Us than Mr. Smith,
no ono whom wo should moro highly,
eBtoem,-his impatlonco Of injustice loads him to
rnah and unwiao uttornnoos for roforoncou to
BoHton-unrhor toa-partlos n,'d talk Of revolution
Justice Of o!,r claims, and Of our abundant
powor, II unitcd, to enforce thom. Nov that no
aro roaly noarlng, as think, tho ond Of o,r
railroad fight, II Mr.. Smith would 'froo his
monopollata who, by tho FroteottSo Tarlfr, draw
blood from oyory poro (neerly doubling lilo cost
Of milking and running ratlroads), llo could thcn
hardly excood In denunciatton the bounds Of
tho fuio in an 1rlsh fght !" WhSenover 70 500 $50
o load, hit it, and no could vol gl9o him tho
benodiotion, Moro powor to 70, my ladl"
hIaroh 20, 1873, FARMER.
, 1873-03-31
MANUFACTURES.

An Exhibit From tho Qonstts.IIcports
Washington Correspondence af the Eeto York Journal
~ Eon,neTts.
Tho following 1tst exhibits in each OF tho in.
dustrios nan,od which gtato oxcolB In eaoh mar
tioular industry, and giyes tho part manufnolur.
cd by that Stato Of tho whole amount manufao-
turod In tho United statos. Thus, by reference
to tho tablo, We find TINT all tho artificial limbs
made In tho United stntea, Now York makos
more that hhf, and so on ne follow down tho
liHt
, 1873-03-31
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Ievlosv for the Week Ending Sntur.
day Evening, March 30.
SATURDAY EVENING, nInrch No.
Tho receipts OF 1.-Two stock during tho veok
Inv ham : fn11o,ra.
, 1873-03-31

tin oxnroae;on n, faooa vorr mt,
shall no hnnh In ,,a r,,ra, hmm, onsiaoa as o n
tia acvnra n]nis rav IN ~ rooipc t tGo aaa n,s ,s
iii thnt tharc f. II rnnor co,sttnn, ett.,, I'rM aI
,norai 1.tx t0lv ~, y T. T. TO- coa.ona ~ an
the ianrarea tho acioncos n, H. arIs nt! ~ ~
TIC far;o6 futuro1that el,al nol 6o familiar 10
onos nonny IN rea 'G 70 ho 19 ~
trnth IN the pnlpit, Or the sword on tho field Of
Dattle 70 lead tho horao8 20 water, or to loau
m ar1ny to victory on t'o onaanguinou iloA
10 lnt1ot 1olon At tho bar OF 1uatioo,
oa., or TO iaa.o III, Il, paragfaph for to
marry tno mllkmaad to run toWn-eaucug, Or
run tof pfoa!aont to aow tue aeeaa % OF tho hold,
Us ~ nJM ,o it1 tgnH ~ ID .na p2uy Ioio o sha
lo", a.,a u Iaht't1Yo,vlnB "noqis u 'n9 Inlis
" atoe!, Anu tne sto1aunB VI IAl!s sno s1oKme
9a1ag o. nh 9ngine ana tno engine tnas "toias sno
ueatltos OF tnn poople. LIMB hAhi4 yo1r soh
,s 70 tue som n " a
f toMest laoo.os 70 thas OF the mgaoss olhoia!'
aor xnoso: ana q! otneT eoinonss 81 Ks,how!eaee,
' sla 10 o. 1n'n1,iar % 70 ~" 9s ~ rot'n tolo 70
Noao to tho boatman Of tho Eric Canal.
| "foR 7ooh DAuaffTEne,
Wo hayo domestic aenar,tmehs. whoro. IN % adai-
tion to ail other .'solul knoTiedgo, TINT "iieh M
portainB to tho houHono!u eh1ul oo taught. Tho
wisdom Of Homer, OF Virgil, Of ColnMe1a, OF
Horace {incll1tling Horace areeev) of Cicero Of
Cmsnr. wlloeo wife was remarkable for spinning,
| and a tho old worthieB, shall not ho neglected;
| while tho domestic virtues Bllnll havo careful
culture, duo to . ,groat country go rapidly In
| croaBing in population. Tho Md OF the old mas.
tora, WHOM tho world dopendod largely On the
mios, and on whom in great
moaBuro dopendod tho supply OF hrnlg,
al'nl1 lavo our boBt attention. Thus the farnors
daughter Wlll 10 prepared ior either cottago or
pnlaoo; the WHO OF millionaire, or the farmer
Or Ton hcroa onough; TO take nor place at tue
kltnnon range, Or TO range through EUROPE; to
hnlt atoohing 1or nor hueDhnd, or 70 Knit nor
9roms 4, " nef 1, !n1olgnoor, Aro emthhlne. IN
uo%oa f9 VIVA nii thoae nlao moro, tne oangntor
anaii go pnck Is, 70 nor llon-clad nome 70 a"ait m
iVHnm9h 31:V9 10 u ner intulo STATION ~ ne;
m1th ~ 1nose now powers ana Pllta that
shhll Dc thnGht t1e aohe anu uauGhter5 OF tho
farmer. Tug world must SWING lnto trim, and
noyo smoo1Ihly forward TO ~ destiny.
Ay Aoaplo pen IL nok "eA euou8n hu'lseu 10
FAY
WHY ~ HIGHT .,rr
G".in 20 'ssoe y. to tuo IT,. ua.y " t1 ao ral sd '
a;t ~ ss"sJ tuo ao.e 10 snoy asn a,a @
.snr1i Vii a w soo mosaor @ eo
w ~ t rnto " " ho11 w
loTMato ,aa,. a sno TAO t3 o. seems o WIN az
;a .atI,nt "r ,1u ,,st t,o
- 1n; Wnor1sno cn.n6orato itonfS ~ Jr 1,crnna
~ t ~ T., '.sH. stn.ro ,p nnrs
thn ws,, ,.nronarcd svn ray cnntonta ~ ,or m nso' %
1Ta la}t,no sy,,d;naIo III nron NJ ao,t ond
!. ~ ~ o gaaat =. tha ,ror3' n ~
1nnanls ~, It. ~ m ~ 1poro M ,oaa M comnot,t;nn
~ oJ,,t;o T., ,,,;oa ~ il Ia hi ,,oetn1 pnd aoi
~ account ~ thoso n whom Il nav concorn'
r. ~ W. thsroforo ~ hn oiy;scd and e'~'An'
md p1aco % them n In Ii the % lands Of 81 some National
, 1873-03-31


NEW YonK, March 2o.-po1ToN-1n moderate rc-
quest; m!dliing upland. lo1de. ,-,"~.0.
o Westorp md sss SSsease eooa opss aoo
szss @ssa &c., s;EsS Esfs & Sh's ;so It.
quiet. Wheat II ltmitea demand esrort domand ri
checked by aarclty Of freight room and high ratey Of
t59 oess 19oSs bt fosor m Fsd WS;sse
w. SsiasI si saipy Tn'f5 SarsS 5sS
foscips III no1 h,1sa @ wssvr, urn,' oo o
o7c; old do uaoat. 6o,5c; do in ntore, o4AS64Xc
&c. oatg In moderate dcmnlld and firm receipts,
$1,000 BIZ old mixed Western In storo 5lhc: now do
tss@soo; now white, cs@641Sc; new hlack do, 4o5
i:aas-oulot md weak Westorn 24624kc.
HAY AND Hora-Quiet.
1.EAruEn-on!ot IT 2s@31c,; ornoco. 27@2akc.
WooI-Quiet and oaaler; slomeatis fleece, 55@58c;
No; pulled, 49Gsa2He; o1tra do, sos: extra To1aa
GaooEn1rs-Coilec, sugar, aud moasaes unchanged.
Rice quiet.
PEraoIkuN-pul! crude, oAc in bulk; 1ao iii ahip-
TuRrENrlsE. Steady i 5o1s4eooc.
pnov1a1oSs- orcltcl new mesa, s1o.82K@
ea 49, s1 hSst a 1T' 1 s r,
firm; plcklcd hams, 14iHc. Auddlcs higher; short
clear, DC; long, 8@9ssc. Lard In good demand and
1surTEn-Quiot unl !irm ut 18@o1o.
Cl1EzsE-Qniet and steady.
Wu1sKY-1sower Vt Ole.
NEW ORLEANS, March ao.-unEADsTurrs- Oats
drnor at 44@A5c.
pnov1sloss-Pork advanced to si7.a5.
anooEn1ss-suKsr IN good demand INTERIOR o>Hc |;
o,s tar ierGs,,t1ng, @ 4lo; primo feFSntins, s0S52e
car so e - Hses an eInft
S PHILADELPHIA.
Pn11ADE1rnrA, March 2o.-NaEAps1uFEs-Flour
actiyc for Light grades othors dull supcrlno 75
" %hssi st.sS sSst ;sSsdy Sc sssk gs
osts duff; whito, 4a@isc; mixed, 4os47s. S"' ''''
o pE;rno955aun-f'eaaod, 100; hiare'', 1oA@1oNo;
W1i1sKY-Steady at Ole.
BALTIMORE.
nj Mp5sa We sass e ans
far to prime; who, sls5@aos gooa to prme p ,s rcd
G5; rod Western, .75-amber q. 80
9l.vo. Corn active nnd trln; mixed, Western, Goa
eoHo. Oats quiet; mixed Western, 46c. Rye steady
1t sot9o3o,
l., f., @ and roll
packed active receipts Ct northwestern larger fair
WaisFS~oaiss a!7 4 Az 4 4 ie1!e.,
,,,,,u,,..,, ,,..a. MInwAnihEE. y 5, ,-,..-.,-.
M1LWAuKEE March so.LnhE uFFs-F!onr quiet
1T aIssv cGSa Na a psc ana 9se S. No. ss
np adI saug n rs .a r0 - Inn In
HnpMrwTsLFin1r 6oo hrja 1vcst on un. H.
A1'> 'N' uLEVELhSD' SE "AsA'' ''''' oo'
c,rvr,.un nyoxci, 20 ~ .sp. = .,.,,,r, E,,.v.
1hcnt d,,1i mi, nan,snni earn nnat n',,ai asst9
Oats steaIy. M. stnta al;o a"'S' A''~'"' 1's'
REg1NED pETno1EuMELowpr car lots. 100 trado
ots sIo higher: nio etatn lam, tcat 81 G ~ ""o
T,DIEnne ! e'' 'e''' -A>4@ 1os'
royrno March ~ - Hnr. r.nerr7,ro-r,o,r d,,,, I'm
cbunaed. Wheat ,lu. md y sl,ado lnwer. No r,hIto
Wic1a1 ii 7attGi ri. ,r,iar Nyfnhi9a, Il * naiio.
Apr 81 30 scl|er sIay: No rca' Il Eo sDat
Tnr, j',l; md a1so iorsr. hr' nt.oa M H. t
sini, hiol,cr. M}r,ia,n asn '0'4eS''}se' oA'A
otTsse ~ o...3 n.6so. , atths' - X "o o., <aon
, 1873-03-31
HOO RALEa

5T1EET0A talf local 6hd 6nt6id6 d6flhhd f6f
sheep las existol during tho woels under royiew,
and trifle higher rango of loricea haa boen Ca
tabllslod, tho appreciation in values being duo
to tho lighter receipts and tho better quality Of
the offerings. Considerably moro tan half tho
supply fell into tho hands of 1iau'"ro 1s'''>-'
Prlocs cloao firm At 60. v. =. -..Av4
to common lots !; 1T ei.60@4.75 1or moli:lnl, md
at e5.00@o.0o tor good to choice. somo extra
qunitfos aold at higher figures 5G.25, $3.50,
and, IN one instance, 5000 boing paid.
, 1873-03-31

OIY0INNATI. March 20.-This afternoon WllIlo
somo workmon wero ongagod IN talting down q
ond-stury floor, 15 feet III depth and "a foot In
width. foil down to tho frat atory floor. A mau