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| HU-oM.
Wien a widow ra~'naea oofsess she 10 oVldent-
ly solacod. '.~
"A lady ~porter, aont to M agricultural fair,
wrote .. lot Of plss, "They look too swoot to
| Iyos minute"
In 1Sa9. has returned. lie thlnku ho converted
enc heathen, put isn't sure, oa tho convert would
ma1as on keeping iig4tlng dog. --..,
- conIomporary thinAs u strange that SO
1ournoying to Aby6Alnln. Not ut ALL the trip has
peculiarly soe-Nile attractions.-Ne,o fork
'orsa.
"A man having his hair cut was asked by tho
| DONE" If possible" replied tho man, F" III
SILENCE"
- Toxas i editor prints tho following energetic
opinion: 1.-The man who would ,Sater patro:
loum and aell it, would sneak into tho palace OF
tho King of Kings and steal the gliding from the
wings OF nngola."
a recent visitor to Rhode Island has nlado
tho discovery that Napoleon was mistaken when
heayicat artillery" for tho hoaviost artillery at
Fort Adams, and Providence iB on tho othor sido.
-rorlians It was not amusing to geo Joln, tho
ornmbling brend into bowl Of stsrch % wnai, lila l.ia
wife had placed in tho pautry, aud saying tIoro
waH nothing like broau and milk, aftor all.
for dog that can run along the top Of fence.
Ho expects 70 wreals destruction on the cats, and
become woal.hior than tho llothschilds.
-Au Iowa editor recently alopel with tho vito
OF ono Of bis sul1soribers, and was frightened
half to doath by tho appearance Of tho injured
man at tho hotel Of ncighboring town, to which
wanted Lis paper stoppol-thnt was al.
Tho Lacon Homie Journal man haa made
this noryo.quioting discovery: " II anybody aoos
row OF buttons coming down street, lot him
preserve bus o9uillbrMm and think not OF supor-.
n fknr hnt, ,{%,x1
them"
"A chtnaman came down one Of tho main
stroots OF Mlllerton, CAL, Oh election day, in II
state Of oxaltation, and thus delivered hinluolf
short and drunk like I'LL. Hoop la!"
Money is easier. 4 25-cent scrip was fonnd
, 1873-10-26
by THE SEASIDE.

Dy the ead sca-shore at eYo stand,
Holding on to my hat with QUO hand.
The sun has sunk meath tho eilycry sea.
Tho autumn brooza blowa . cold to inc.
Why do linger 30 late alone p
Ihores chIrm for ns In yon wave-uashd stope
Long years ago, when my 1ifo WAS yo,jpu.
III tho golden tlmo thut poets have sung,
Together tee Sat on that stono 90 was;-
How sharp 1t wa remcmber yeti
ask'd her, "L,lcy, you'll DO my vtfo
Darling, lows you far moro tlnu lifa.n
and tlcn she answor'd, II am 40 yex'd.
But I'm to bo married, tlis month or ne1t,n
~ nhoall hays told you'll" Always friend ~
"1'd Id idea."-so on to the eud
soon were you married, my love. my dear:
Aud econ yonr husband found out, hcar.
That you had temper and hc-all, we'll,
How 1nucl you try him no words call TELL
No wonder love, by the eo,tndfng sea.
The place wAcro Lucy said t'No nto me.
Judy.
, 1873-10-26
A Case for the Doctors,

from lhe HtS!oH {PN.} DtNlocrat.
;, on Friday, tho Sd inst, the wifo OF George
brown, q ooloroa man rasiding in this place,
gayo birth to child. On tho Sunday following,
probably forty-olEllt houra Aftor tho occurrence
na1rated alove, Hho gayo birth to another, This
10 Baid to 10 QUO OF tho most remarkable casea
on record, aud parallel tor It Las nevor been
known In this region.
A. Htill moro singular occurrence ia tho fact
99 years, a few days ago bocamo a mother.
1lor husband In n yoarh old. 1Ior youngest
child, boforo tho coming Of tho last ono, Ind
ohildron, mRrrd, and they Ind children,
Surely tle country IL progressing.
, 1873-10-26

a grand pilgrimage to Jerusalem is at thiH mo-
ment boing organized under tho auspleea Of tho
Archbishop OF Paris. Tie pilgrims viii loayo
Marsoillea about tue middle Of tho month On QUO
stopping fow days at Alexandria. will visit tho
works at tho IathnluH Of Suoz, and tllon proceed
to Jorusalem. Excursions will arterward bo
nude to notllehom. jericho, jordan, tho
Dead Sen. Mount Carmel, saiat jean a'Arce,
etfectod py Bmyrns, Athens, SICILY, and Mar
selles. Tho duration OF the WAp!e VIII 10 about
.tua mouthR and half,
, 1873-10-26
Fars. 5o1lfe's Experience

775eEt11Hga q H0lHfH8 L0NYFf65.
Until I wont To the acalonly ! was nover
separated from my boy raymate6, Wo ntudied
tho salno booln III school, took bllos out Of tho
Of the aamo tin dippor at recess, md went homo
Muaer the samo umbrella when 1t raiued. So
long US won't to school with boys, SO long boys
wero boys to me but JuHt 80 soon as tho linos
wore drawn botwoon ua I boBan to romance
about them-to mako iilaia
, 1873-10-26
MASKED.

/ see tho beauteous Summer
Light up thy lovely brow;
hut In thy heart the Winter
Securely re1gnoth now.
would that might change IL,
= And plnce, with hidden art,
Uron thy brow tho Winter,
Tho Summer III thy heart.
MAHY JOSEPHINE D4eeETr.
, 1873-10-26

motlnfAilis, tho lIlmalaynn and, amongst these
w]y not attompt tho highest Of them all-lfonnt
Wo bocamo perfectly faacnatol by tho idca
ly day We talked of nothing olso, and at night
Mount Eyerout haunted our t1rcama.
"At first. VIC feared TINT 1t would be- hopeless
attempting 1t, on account Of tho very raro state
Of tho et1nosphoro on the top; but on oxa1n|l.-
lining records Of balloon aHconts, wo found, to
our relief. that aeronauts Ind beou to even
groator heights without experiencing any very
grent difficulty IN breathing. Before starting for
the HI'nalayas. wc acnt to England for several
things which wo conceived NECESSARY for our now
undertaking; amongst others, for small balloon,
THIS lust was owing to suggestion Of mine, M
l falletod IT mighs, in somc caaee prove useful.
also wrote to GrndolwRd for two Of tho best
guides at that t1o in switzcrauil-C -Caohat and
Morol, oftoring thom such lbcral torms that /
fels slro thoy would agree to como. OF these
two, I hnow Caohat personally, and Ind moro
than once had occasion to 500 his aAill ut leo
work, go you may imagine my annoyance when
got letter from him, saying that ho could not
go, o. ho was already engaged for distant o.
pedltlon by another monsieur; no thought 10
was 11 1n American 1n3 monsionr who had GU
was able to como, aud duly mot us ut Alo1-
andr1a. After successful VOYAGE and /, eomo~
What uninterentlng journey through tho plains Of
!S Nortnorn lnaia, We ct last reached tho base OF
ablo vast forms, beside which Mont blanc would
appear m insiigniacant hllool. VOL, hero
began our diflioultios; wa wore Obliged to
organize largo body Of nntiycu to act
~ portera:: 1t being quito nncortain how
many wooks,- or oven months, vo might
ho fur removed from human Aabitatiou, 1t was,
Ut course, necessary to bring worry largo supply
OF provisions, as we'll as fonts, warm Clothing,
and tlie Implements which we hoped to make uso
ct in tho ascent. Tho beat maps Of that region
whicl, wo bad been ablo to procure III Donbny
woro 30, utterly inaccurate that II waa inpossi-
bio to depend Oh them III tho least. Having
roaohod tho baso Of Mount Everest itself, wo
found 1t necessary to tako aaort Of rough survey
ourselves, anil to make number Ut preliminary
excuralonn OIL tho sides OF tho mountain. We
Established camp ubout Il, 900 foet above aea
Lowell, which, from tho vast height Of
tho platoau vaa scarcely above tho base OF tic
mountain ituef. Wo found however, that tho
natives could not stand greater amount Of cold
tlan that. Moral, Jack, and uHed to make OK
potlitionB high up on tho Bidos Of the nelghbor-
lug 1nonntainu, asmod with good glaHs, and
from tlenco try to 500 our best routo III attack
ing Everest. Till about half the distance to tho
top had boon passed NO Haw TINT we should hayo
notllilIg but vast snow-foldp, but thon 1t
would ho necoasary to pass along
terrible arrote---steop, and BOUNDED by
trlEhtful preolplcoa. Attor careful exami-
nation Of this through the glass, tho swiss guido
pronounced It to DO yory difficult, hut not impoB.
g!ble. Beyond this tLero seemod to 10 porpon-
, 1873-10-26

A4AO ahAlllbt ku9 HQllus
. Tho Yankee lookod mo over from Aead to
foot, md then drawlea out: WALL stranger,
gucss I'll tnke your bot, it you'll lot tho lno,11-
tnineoring be botToon You aud ina. lay yea
$4,000 that before this time three years I'll
have cut you out in tall climbing
had spoken hastily, and was perfectly taxi
On abaok ut bolng closed with 80 quickly. How
ever, was III for 1t now, and could not 70 back
from my word. Az coolly as could 1 said !:
Just as You like. Lot tho bot bo between you
and me. Tho sum you name will bo'as good as
any other, but Of course must bo lodgod by both
partloa before tho matter ia finally arfauged,'
~ late you're right, stranger. II won't
ho long before you hear from mo about it.
What do you say your nauo is2'
'ForbeB-llonry Forbes.'
Mino ~ Zacharlah Johnston, Of Now York
CITY,, Wall, guess wo'ro to tnaot hero gu THU
day thrco yoarH, mud wllchoyor has first done
the taleat and hardest mountain ia to haye tho
hands on it,
"1loro was Obliged reluctantly to stretch out
my hand to be graypol by lilo bony fingers OF
tic othor. After this, ho tossed tho ond OF
his choroot Into tho tireplaco mud aauntcrea out
Tho whole affair, had not taken moro than
fivo minutes, 90 TINT Jack Ind not had
time, to, interfere. Ills face, At tho mo-
1rsa naent When S: tic american left tho room,
Was htudy for ~ artiat. ,ARtonls'l'non.
struggling for expression. Whom tho door was
fairly slut, 10 bnrat into Oil ilnnlodorato ct Of
laughter which lastod for aomo time. Well, it
did not think 1t was all joke at laat ho found
broath to say, i should Hay it waa aa uaaty u
Mng bot oost q SS wh e. ap yaase yusr atranse9 te
A bet that, II thero woro anything in it,
would compel you to 60 roaming about tho
world for tlroo years. and Bpoud fa6uloua a,.uls
oof money on nothing at all. TIL juat 20 after
him a.1d explain that, ot course; nothing was
meant by tho Thing, or elso lie will lot tlat long
tongue Of ills wag to suul, IN oxtent that wo
shall noyor hear the last Of it,
AS ho got up to leave tho room tho manager
Of tho hotel oa11s III With very puzzled express
, 1873-03-19
not llkoly to be accepted. 1Icnco tho market

not llkoly to be accepted. 11cncc tho market
woakenet, IN spite Of q reported good denn,,d
ln Nov York. Sellor The mouth, Or regular No.
2, sold at 2o@20]>6o strictly fresh rccoipta Do
At ao!l@29eao, according to dato; Holor April
At 204 @2011o; Hollor Dfay at 20t(@2D1Jo; md
solcr Juno at 00>6@30Y5o, all elouing Of tho
inside. Cash Bnlos woro reported Of 600 bu No.
ut 209ao; 2,400 bu do at 9G11o; COO bu do at
20lo 1000 bu do at 2g16o; 5000 bn do nj
2Go; COO bu do rojeoscd at 2311o; 1900 bu by
sample (mtxoa) at 20o. Total, 20, 400 bu.
nyo was dull and nomtnatty easIor nt f4c for
regular No. 2; 85o for froyh receipts Of do and
e5llo for aollor April. Cash aales wcro llmitod
to 400 bu by sample at G0o.
barley was 1esa notivo but strong, advancing q
@sa por bu, being SCARCE hero (in otrorinSs)
while reported stronger in Now York. Tho mar
kot for r No; q regular, Or acl!er April, ranged
from 72@074o, principally at 73o, which vas tho
closing lg.iro. No. vaa also firm ut GD@OG0o III
Nor.h Slide houses, mud rejected was dull.
Car lots III preferred l1onYos woro Hn1nb]o
nt 20 premium on tho nbovo quotations..
Cash Bnloa wero reported Of 800 bu No. q (Oon-
,tra) at 76o; 400 bn do [City), nt 74o; 5000 bu
do At 79o; 1900 bu No. 8 [Ooutral, City, and A.,
D. Co.., at Go; 500 bu do (Centrnl), at G1 Lc;
400 bu do IN. 81, at Goo; 400 bu do IN, 81, at
59o; 400 BIZ roieotel at 400; a,200 b,l do Mt $50;
400 bu do at $40; 400 bu by sample At Too; 800
bn do Mt 46o, both on truck; 400 bu do OF 50o,
delivered. Total, $1,000 bu.
The following are tho footingB Of tho official
report OF grain In store In this city Oh tho ovon-
ing Of Saturday last, and at corresponding
'f1aknE.
, 1873-03-19

EaG5-IAe receipts Were nrKe and prices have again
declined. Eggs aro now qltotablo Wcak ut l7Ga18e he
donna Is fair. Wo noto sales Of 1900 doz Ut 18o 05U
do2 at l7u.
FEArliERs- 1.-Two gecso feathers are in tho usual
ucntand And firm. Tho arrivals arc uot large hut
ample: We ngan quotu: Primo liyu gceao at: 0itsG7
from irst banda; 1ohbng prIcos 70a75o for aaHort-
cd feathcra mixed feathers good grades, 450l0a
common 10, 25@A0; chicken, Gs8o.
Flsll-Vaue8 hRye not been subjected to auy de-
esed 1nctu4tons sinco our Inst weekly roYiew, Tlo
denMna continues un!nterruptody good AMI tlrnnesB
stu pcrvadcs the lnarket both for like aid sail wntor
Asl!, Whitensh aEo daily becon.lng moro scarcc. md
at tue present rate OF consumption, stocks will soon In
entirely exhausted. Cod coming forward q it,
t!e mora freely, but aro not got In fnll suppy.
Other descriptions in fair stock, Wo nudte:
y ~: h. wyhitedsl WI br], se.7517oo; No. do,
nlackere, n brl, Slt.0Q@l No, buy S96oaH75:
No bay mackcrel, brl, $7.00t9725 Nd sor1 kitp'
,s5tSt w b4nk codasl. por Ion lby Su Ola Gl5
Georges codfsh, $o60@075; Labrador horrg. split.
br!s. soo0Gs95o do Is bril- $l7535U0; Labrndur hpr.
si1lg round, brl, $8.o0D8.d0; do Il br s425(a4,SU:
pox herring, No. !, 3le533o box lorrue, soalct ID
l0!5. '' N" e'S''SS'
FRUITS AND NuTs-DurIng the paat weo1 mate
[!aly nr'cr feeling hah esu developed In tbs market
l9r turegn fruits, mud In descriptions sharp
atssAheo ID noted. Irunes and currnnts No high
or, Wlio tlgs are Nr fully 1c. An usYanrD III aAp
note4 Ill ralsnB, prcaont Iuothiona being 0GsaG0
nor t1onbsttea thero Aaa lIut lcc much uuiry El1
tnoEo ~ d lack Of Arnnesa III nearly gil doscril-
tH tonH Nuts a.o III fnr request at full lrres
Wc now quote: FonEius-pateu, 8M@9o; f;7,
, 1873-03-19

BUTTER-slnce our last weekly reviow, prices OF
common to fair grades Of butter tayo worked steadily
downward, and tha tendency Ia atii IN the Bamo d.
recoil. lsecepts continue 10 increase but tue In
crease ts moatly in tho poorer sorta tho supply Of
choice dairy continuing to fn considerably below tho
current cousumpfve demand. Shippers havo operat-
but tho principal inquiry has como from local CUSTOM
erH: further depreciation in values 1s generally
looked for. an there docs not gcem to bc disposition
TO buy beyond meeting Immediate necessI.ics. No
quote oolnmon 70 choice roll, 2220c atrlcy choice
aa1ry, packed, 3o@33c; medium to good, 2i@2Gc;
inferior to common. 10Gs10e,
CANNED GOODS AND pIOKLES-Thc volume Of
bnalneas transacted In this department allows suts-
factory tncreasc as compared with preceding weeks
an further hardening Of prices for several nrtclca
IN tho st IL noted Corn s,tccoas, and 2ib tomatoes
aud fobstcrg also worry rn and In the former there
is strong probability Of m advance. We quote:
CANNED pDODH. -r"
, 1873-03-19

Wheat was rathor moro active than Yesterday
but 1@t}}1c lower, and weak during tho proat
part Of tho session. Liverpool was early re-. 70.
ported lower, especially on California yar}otioa
which are in very large supplY. sud arriving II
great volume. This causoi further 6roalr
lore. holders bocomipr ouito wealf Ti,o ahnrt
interest took ADVANTAGE Of Tie situaton tn iii in
freely, and again nut out fresh linea Mt ayorv m ~
little riae due to their liberal nnroIascs. ~.
coi,,ts aro not largo. and manv nnerntors oTo
wondering That thoy do not inofoaso ' in volume. m
az all agree that there is plenty Iohind ma wait.
ing to come in, and country holdors wonld eanm
to layo much loss homo Of nm ndyanac!thsn t1,nv
usually manifest. Seller April opono1 al al III
doolinet to Sl1056, advanced to 81. 1.ioN. folI to
sl.1o, and closed tlr1ner at al ioN
Seller tile month. or regular M. Nsa
spring, sold at a1.lsa<f11s s11lIo cIos;ne
at sf.19. Strictly fresh rocoipts codmnn,de55
premium OF 10 over regular. Sollor NAV sold
ut 81 .23@1. al, closing at 81 .299G, No. gprinr
WIS more plonty, and 90 lower. 1T sl,25. Nc.
spring closed firm ut s1.0ek Tor regular, and
s1.0S]l for froah rccoiptH. Reflected do was quiet
at 0l@6o2e. Cash salos wore reported Of 100 bu
No. spring at s1.26; 1900 Iu No. q spring
GhaEO ct s1;2o l,2o0 bu DO ut s1.1996; l2;400
Pm 70 At S1'191 = d00 bu do at 91.109 25,800
bu do at 5l.19; $1,000 hu do at $1.1856 $4,000
~ 80 20 as Sd:l8H4i 800 bn No. 8Apring Mt
sfrasS 1fo e,sg9 ~ cu 20 adn o. slas4 Ggo by Dc
T., 'esn1 1 az Sdun aah iaoo bu 90 at 1900; 12oo
2 ~ b ~ 90 at aoo ~ n rs}oot9 @ 20 soG1ny a5 o2o
, 1873-03-19

Total .................. 3o5. .oos, ,1lo 2oa97o,bat
Tho exports from Now Orleans and Portland
IRE not included which will make tllo aggregate
about 315, ,000 GOO to $40 600 900 lbs from tho y1
pork, bacon and lard, wero 90 Cos, 800 lis for the
week, Including 8,617,2t9 lbs lard, 15t1 800 lbH
pork, and u, 574, ,781 lba bacon.
The San FRANCISCO Commercial Uaraid says:
Tho export tratio In wuat continues ,lninterraptcd
yet tho great rrosauro a over, End the volume Of ah
nents to the United Kingdom Is Htcadily 1essening
Our granfeet now numbers about 40 yessols excli-
Oregon. Tho British php ratrieian, which saed hence
for Queenstown, Feb; ~ in conpay With tho Young
oraoon aTn es ssast Ss on e@ sten s
mnsa1ae ;na after 3ssi9sgng her p'ot nus
and prices ateadly declining, under thu influence Of
howover, hare been 'oompratiyely meagre and by
not been material, and Ii now seems probable That
prices hays touched bottom, aud TINT from this timo
Ge a spss Ss Is a WI
menssd By AZ Increased China demand for superine,
arts, With aonae prospect Of M Increased E,storn
demand for our beut alkuresHod flour, of which chip
mepta arc now making 10 Now York yia Panama
carried ], 500 barrels.
The american Grocer says:
The growing Of sugar In Australia promises to be-
at III III may ara lam ere anu - Is pose
sugar supply to tho World Largo shipments avo re-
comfy been made to the Southern colonies. Tho In
dnary IA tho aaCeorblng tone ut Victoria and other
once rapidly. Tue Weather has been very propitiona
aa @ tue Ths &
grinding tho cane Is tho only drawback at tho present
tbe industry having a.tonisied even tic most sangnno.
Washington dispatch says:
4 sppears from thc synoPsi. Of the Forthcoming
Statistics, that Tue number and tonnage Of veaaes
which ontared into anu cleared from the ports Of lilo
United Htatea during tho "a months elGa1 Sen,. So
1872 and 1871, we're u follows:
Ase:;ss AAmsfess ss.::: ,s:,:', , 5 "a
1ssjaa fasts's ss,::: :::is'. Ill., s sss sss
In adaition to tAs usual monthly summaries, this
Uaited statca during tho quarter ondel Hsn a0 Is1a
Total number Of passengers arrived during the quar-.
tSs 239 Gf w0% y 9os were males e
ss$ si'isssss sseas
207 fomalea. Of tho total number Of innigranis, @
2o2 we're W under 10 years Of ags 10 aud uHlor 10
u ~ zysR ans sa TSs 4spS ka@ss q
valuable statements showing tLo yalusa Of the
total imports from, and q tho toai exports 10
thrtoon fiscal years from 1850 to 1871 Imports and
exports Of specie aud bullion during tho perso
md oSep n n5tsn 9fo 1881
The commercial anaira Of foreign lands.
Ts rs9rt ssss st hs t9sosn trade Of Tho
1879 and 1871, was A. follows;
, y!Es; s:;
SS::s sS::: :$s :$s ;sis is;:i: p; $
--LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat waa moderately actlyo,
, 1873-03-19

and 10 lowor. No. spring was nominal ut
l.1B11@1.1sn4 cash or selor tic month, at,,l sold
at sl.1o1 1o24 nollor April closing 1T tho Ill
yido; alGo Mt 81. - 4 anlfnr Afay. Corn
wna In 1nOdornto domand at Jt554@glHGo cash or
Eetlor tho month, and 8119@3l15lo pollor April,
Other grain anl proviyionH woro lunotlYo.
, 1873-03-19
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, EVENING, Mnrch H.
Tho following wore tho receipts aud shipments
Of the loading articles Of produce in Chicago dur
ing the past twonty-four hours, and for tho cor
responding date ono year ago:
, 1873-03-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cago to 11uHao-9cllrs John Miner, james Garrett,
Hattie Wells, and n. I. Wilcox, for corn at 13c Tho
Turner md two other vesscls taken for wheat,
from Milwaukee, to Buffalo, at 1Jc.
LEATHER-The condition Of tho leather market ro-
1nninA without essential clange, There is still IN a-
Of anything resembling activity In tho doman,
but dcalora anticipate Increased movement next
month, and, under tho present reduced condition Of
stockB tera is disposition to stimulate trade at the
aacrifce OF prices. We continue to quote:
, 1873-03-19

Tub, washed, extra moliu,n. ..55@G1o
Iut', WaBhed, fair to do. .51 GS5iu
Common .................... .+..45Ga4Ta
Fleece, washed, Xxx, light. .6it113c
fleece, washed, & light.
Fleece, washed, AA dingy. .lO6s44o
Fleece, Wnahed, x, dtngy.. .40G144o
Fleece, washed, medium light.
Fleece, washed, metlinm dngy.. .40tsA5o
Fleece, nnwaslcl, XGxX, in good condition. 533c
Fleece, unwasllcd, XXX, dingy. .21ta29u
Fleece, unwastel, coarso to medium .3137o
Fleece, unWaahca, COARSE md dingy.. .98t@31o
6Hrcr pulled Ito
Extra, pulled ,42Ga4Bo
Hurry Tool (110c Less,
RAILROAD FREIaIITS-Aro In urgent demand
Following nye the rates current:
, 1873-03-19

5EEDS-Tinlothy and clover Wcro in largo supply
md moderate request. Prices without N,iot.blo
change though wcak. Timothy aod at sa.05GSJ.25,
with s. 10GSJ15 tle market for prime Coyor ranged
fron -. o.to mammoth at sj.7GGs565; Hungar-
ttcaty at ooc Tor cloice miet quotabo n GOA
TO- No note sales Of 90 baGB choice timothy Mt s32
90 hags do at $500; 4 bags pgo ut $a15 40 bags
s2o5 80 bags fair at $500 10 bags at $685. 25 bags
ut $500 ~ bags Mt $4.75 Is bagu at f7o; bags
mammoth at $5.a5 1876 buga do 1T S5.75 l50 bays
choice Hungarian ut 00c.
TEAs-The market is moro quiet anil easier, es-
recialy for low grades, In some Of which, 1t will bs
seen, there ia atght advance We now quote:
Young Tyson, common to far, 50@55c; do good,
6s@75c; DO choice to extra fine 100@sl 20 common to
ano old 1yson. 76c@s1 90; common imperial, G0@G5c;
good TO choice Do 80c 10 fine to good gunpowder,
73c@Sf.0o; choice, $l.15@1.2o; extra Sl.s5Gs1. As
choice to e1tfa leaf Japnu 9pc@$l. COS fair to good
do 70@80c; common do, 45@50o; colorcd natural Leaf
JupaM 65GG5c; common to llne 0olonH 3jG46c; good
G0@70c; choico to extra. 00ct0$l.0D.
TuUACCO-Conttnues in luir rcquest, With little OF
no Change In prices. We quota:
CHEw1N0-Flno Cnt-Extra, 76@85o; choice G53
76o; common. 55@G0o poor, l0G950e.
ptuo-Natural leaf, 75@soc; hnH bright, oo@70e:
black, sound, 4A95Jc.
saoxiso1 1EExiis. 3o@o5o; medium, so@o2o; COM
mon steuls, a739oo.
WooD--is still weak md tonding lower. wo quoe:
neesh, $I2o0; maple, $1,000; hickory, s14o0 slabs,
S7.60@B.Gg. delivered.
W0oL-Tho a.arkct Ia atill very dull. Occasionally
Ealcs Of email lots Of no woods mado to Munufac-
tnrerB but the general condition Of tho trao has uot
improved Prices aro very irregular, but range about
, 1873-03-19

CHEEsE-At The advance of Nc noted last week tho
market has ruled steady aud firm. Tlcro Ia no par~
tcnlar aciyty in tho demand but the volume Of bsi-
mesa is quito as large MS in former n corrc-
aponding period, md stocks generally are u,neh re-
ducea holders are confident mud firm. This following
quotations arc athsred io: Now York factory, 10
18c Ohio factory lG@17o Westorn factory, 16fA17c.
CoAL--prices range tho samo As for month past,
nor ia my material change looked for until the OPEN
Ing Of navgatlon Orders, which aro generally SHALL
are being ct Mt the annexed quotations. Iehigh lump,
sl20o; Erie, sio o.00@l0s6; Dylar ill., s1ooo@lo6o
y. Mannt M!l slo4o; Bloss6nr9, 5000 Cherry Niue,
coal, $1,000; indiana block, $500; Kirkland CRATE,
sag 6i',1t Mnonk sg9 ssoo wilmington $s6o@Too
cepting farther atlyAnco In -four atavcs, which
now quoted at 50 oo8llo Prices range as folowa:
Pork barrela Sl.15@1.25 lard tlcrceg, 81 1.5Ol GO;
whiskey barrels, saCuG3o25: flour barrss, 60lSs5c;
rough st:ves tporl) do lerce), $40. 90
@2l.00 do {whiBly>, So 00i425.00; sawed aud buck
cd Rtayes average s. mora than rough; flour stases,
90; circle flour hoading, 7@sc per sci; flour
hoop poles, s14.O0@S15.00 per Ill; pork aud uerco
poles, go 000GI35. 90 per m.
DRUGS AND C1IEalOhLs-Tho demand for goods