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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
Yus Sngtles Nerala.
Yesterdays Dispatches
I WAsH1NaToN, Dec. lO.M

( WAsHINaTON, Dec. 1O.H
The navy department has compile
ted all necessary arrangements for the
reception OF the Virginius and the
transfer Of the surviving passengers
and crew at Santiago de Cuba from
prison to one of the United States ves-
sells of war, In accordance with the
terms OF the diplomatic agreement.
The Canandaigua, carrying ten guns,
tomorrow to receive the prisoners at
Santiago de Cuba. Rear Admiral
Scott, at Key West, will have the
strongest naval force under his COM
mand that has been collected by a
government at any of our ports since
the termination Of the war. The mon
itors Saugus and Mahopac are there
already with the Ossipee and Worces-
ter. The latter is the AdmiraPs ship.
The Colorado sails tonight from New
York. She is u screw steamer carry
ing sixteen guns. The Florida, carry
ing sixteen guns, Is to follow tO-mOr-r
row. The Franklin and Brooklyn, the
former carrying thirty-nine and the
latter twenty guns, will sah from Bos-
ton In q week. SIS 80 F#k8
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12

LONDON, dec. III.
The report that large number were
killed by the railroad accident near
Birmingham to-day was incorrect.
No lives were lost. = ~ fss ~ A4'
sa4sila VERSAILLES, Dec. 10.
Lachaud, the counsel for Bazaine, in
his peroration said: " I deeply sympa-
thize with the valiant soldier who is
overwhelmed by this terrible accusa-
ton. He does not fear death, for he
Is brave and fears nothing but the loss
. of his honor for the sake Of his wife and
children. I must feel for. France,
which will deplore the loss of valor-
GUS soldier. q Your Honor's patriotism
forbids you to condemn him. You
know what political trials are. We
are on the spot where pOsterity has
raised statues to those executed, after
such trials" ti''if use u = = I,
lt<1G aao HAVANA, Dee. 10. s.
TeleRrams announcing the refusal
of the United States to allow the VirA
ginius to be delivered to neutral
power, create dissatisfaction here, the
Impression for the last three days being
that the United States would consent.
The Captain General Of Porto Rico
assembled the directors Of the different
Journals and requested them, in view
of the probability Of war with the Uni
ted States, to drop party discussions
and only occupy themselves with
Spain and the means Of raising the
public spirit 80 as to repulse foreign
aggression II necessary. HIS also de-
sired the journals to abstain from pub
y, tnh iu~l, ~
the suSceptibilities Of Fathefland and
the Washington Government. In his
proclamation the Captain General be-
fieves that amicable relations will re-
main uninterrupted between Spain
and the, United States 100 23J33Hk
Pourcette replied, demanding ver-
dict 20 that the atonement may be q
terrible example as we'll as lesson to
the rising generation. sgit
Before the Judges withdrew Bazaine
said: II have two words in my breast,
honor ana country. Ihave never been
wanting toward this proud motto du-
ring fOrty.twO years of service.
swear before Christ 1 have not be-
trayed France After a long deliber-
alton the Judges declared Bazaine
guilty Of the charges Of the, capitula-
ton Of Metz and OF the army in the
open field, and unanimously condem-
ned him to death, and to be degraded
from rank previous to- the execution.
After judgment was rendered oil the
members Of the Court signed an APP
peal for mercy, which the Due Aumale
Immediately conveyed In person to
President MacMahOn. Bazaine was
greatly agitated when he heard the
decision Of the Court. i1g. ,.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
Boston, Dec. 10

0gg9s Boston, Dee. 10.
The market for feeces continues eX-
cited over, recent large sales which
have reduced stocks SO much that de-
sirable lots are now difficult to obtain
except at an advance, and holders are
confident that quotations will soon be
higher from the fact that the crop Of
domestic wool is small in all parts Of
the county. Good demands for pulled
wool. Sales Of superfipe and extra at
45@50c and very choice superfine SIG
SIC. California has been selling at II
@lSc for Fall; at 24@35 for Spring, ac-
cOrding to quality. \
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
National Restaurant

HORNDR or COMMERCIALS
W ss!E XlFI9(as RHE sRF sssf' &wksrYvE Ees: AeE
wholesome food, good cooking, and clean
and airy dining roOm, has made this yeotau-
rant q favorite. LINDNER BOTTCHER
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
E.,SCAuTHlER.

FAMILY CHARTRED COFFEE
- AND SPICE MILLS, No. - Los AngeJ
les 1'''''tR9nWh99G gl0E
GROUND COFFIN 81 1if fiIds, ebper, Gik-
ger, Allspice, Cayenne, Cinnamon, Cloves,
Nutmees. end EncfF Ground California Mus
tard. COFFEE ffesh ground every morning.
nol3lmlp
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
FOR SALE.s

90 ACRES ON THE SAN ANTO-
y Anio Ranch and the San Gabriel River.
1t is eight miles from the city and two from
Los Nietos depot, and IL depot is within one
half a mile. The tract is all arabic and has
The water right is excellent and the buildings
and Improvements good. Refer to A. G..
CHAUVIN, Los Angeles. nOl-lmd-2mw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
FOR SALE.
House to Let!
For Sale!

IOn ACRES IMPROVED AND
1OO unimprOved lands of the finest
quality, miles from the courthouse. Cheap
for cash and no commissions to pay. Apply
to ]. Z. A. STANLEY, 2S Temple Block, up
stairs. "a - Oc29tf =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12

AZ THE r. EPUB LICa1e!H
Does not borrow THE CAPITAL Of Policy
holders on PROMISES to return the same at
some INDEFINITE future period and CALL
IT A DIVIDEND ji.sJE3 aMl ~ bAlelu.
Lie to the patronage Of the people Of this
Coast, We shall ct al times aim to be gov
erned BY sound business considerations, and q
due regard for the rights and merits or COM
peting companies - ,s@lt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
For SaIe!s

MISERABLE BUSINESS, Sc
~ curely established, requiring. moderate
capital, and paying five per cent. monthly.
Would exchange for real estate In the east.
Reasons satisfactory. Address "HERAI.D"
office. de6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
east of the depot. The lot is 2O0xl0O feet 'front.'
ing on two streets, with walnut, orange, Fig,
Almond and Apricot trees, all bearing fruit.
Water Company's pipes, and also bitches for
irrigating. Apply at La Esperan "a store, l08
Main street. nOl2-lm
, 1873-02-13
CREDIT MQBIltER,

THE WILSON COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 12.-Ihc Wi1aon Spocinl
Credit Mobiliet Committee met this morning,
and tho
Of Pennsylvania, ono of, tho executors Of tho
late ThaddeuB Stevens, appeared and said: He
had learned there had beon some testimony be-
foro the Committee, rofccting upon the Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens, deceased. The wituoss waB
his law partner from 1876 to 1857. The law
PRACTICE Of Stevens yielded him from 90, 800 to
$17, 800 per annun. Tho witnesa had examined
the bank account Of StevenB carefully from 1861
posit Of $4,000; there was no deposit exceed,
ing $4,000, with single exception, and that
WIS tho result Of q mortgage ho had upon his
property in Franklin County. There WIS no cash
deposit, not tho result Of discount or the money
Of clients, exceeding S7,280. n1r. Stevens waa
the owner Of large tracts OF land in Pennsylya~
mia known az tile Caledonia and Maril Furnace
Property" most Of which he acquired prior to
1852. lie also owned land in Iuzerno and Wy
oming Countos. Tho witness produced m III
amounting to 948, ,61G, against which tho exec
utors have paid 900 special logacies and
debts, and tliero is an item IN litigation now Of
ss2 qo Ths ne9wspaper+ r9s sao tst no5 e. Stevens
Pacific Railroad bonds was without authority.
Stevens always asked 100000 for the property
before 1t was burned by tho robels, and the ex-
fr soqgs % n5s 0T Tbass besoan 9 nens t2E e sis N ' m
books or papers Of Stevens indicating TINT
he ever held bonds or stock OF tho Union
Pacific Railroad. The only bonds were somo
Delaware, Loavenworth & rnwneo Ratlroad
bonds, which ho received from John 2. Cowan
for tho sale Of two traots Of land in Luzerne
County, which land was subsequently, taken baok
by tho executors. aa there was Bomo dispute
about tho title. There was $14,6o0 realized out
OF tile bonds, but their par value was S24 900.
Tho wltness noyor withheld or delayed III iuvon-
tory OF stoyona' porsonnl estato for tho purpoeo
Of concoaling, any fact which that inventory,
truthfully made, would dieoloBe, from tho knowl-
odgo Of tho public, aud had no objection to tho
public knowing all about 8tevenB' affairs. Tho
wltnoss oaproaaed his willingnesa to produce the
pnporB Of tho deceased Tor tho information of
tho Committee. stovons was worth less at the
day Of his death than lo WIS In 1833.
Tho Committee will tomorrow examine 0akea
Amos md Colonel brComb, and tlon proceed to
tho preparation Of thoir report.
General Dodgcs presence, as witness la much
desired by tho Committee, and sncasnre hnyo
boon takoll to secure Ills attendance, il possible
TIE SENATE COMMITTEE.
The Senate Crodit Mobilior Committee. at its
meeting to-day, concluded tho prolinlinatloH 9 ct
cated arc expected 10 DO preaont.
, 1873-02-13

btr. MAOIIIN introduced q bill for tho ereo-
ton Of public buildings in Paduoah, Ky.
D1ILs 1AE5ED,
Tho calendar WIS taken up, and tho following
hill passed.: Amending tho not Ia provide for
holding United States Circuit Court III tho Wost-
ern District OF Missouri.
At fifteen minutes hofora o'clock, the C!ork
OF the House appeared, and announced til at that
, 1873-02-13

This being the day when tho ceremony Of
counting tho Presidential Electoral yotoa takoa
place in the Houao. tho gallories in spite Of tho
rain, which has boon falling all tho morning,
wore crowded.
VIENNA EXPOSITION.
On motion Of Mr. BANKS, tho Senate amcnd-
, 1873-02-13


against the RESOLUTION mid MANY Democrats
| for 1t.
| Mr. KERR then offered d resolution that the
votes cast for Horace Greeley should DO counted
The SPEAKER declined to entertain the roso-
| luton, on tho ground that the House had al-
roady disposed Of tho question, aud was now
% 13S SASr aqssonS s9a 6 s'de IL 0 hat fG ho
question now boforo the House, was on the %"
lection raised by Senator Tr,llnbull to the count
ing of tho votes OF tho State Of mississippi.
! Mr. DAWES oTorcd resolution that, iii tho
judgment Of tho House. tho eight votes report
Cd by tho tollors ns cast by tho Electors OF the
Btato Of mississippi ought to be- counted.
The resolution was ndoptod-10l to SO.
Tho question then arose On tho obteclion mado
by 1fr. Potter that ona OF tho yotea Of a1iBcis-
| eIppi should not DO counted, because that yoto
/ Ind not beeu cast by Morgan, the regular Elec-
stthuto, 1acli appointment not iayiug beon duly
| certified by tho Governor.
Mr. POTTER offered resolution in accord
anoo with hs objection.
ing that the Electors Of tho State OF A1ssia:iPpi
having boon appointed in tho manner directed
by tho Legislature Of TINT State, aud in accord.
anco with tlo provisions OF tho Constitution Of
tho United Statca wore legal Electors Of thns
stato aud TINT tho vote sa cast by them ahould
DO couMtoa
Tho substitute was agreed to, and then mes.
aage was sent to tho Senate that the uouHo had
acted on questions submitted by tho Joint Con-
yontlon OF tho two HouseB.
Tho House then took reccss for quarter Of
| IN hour.
RETURN OF THE SENATE.
Shortly after the close OF tho reccHs, tho Hen-
ato came into the llall Of tho House III the
order III before, and tho sesnton Of tho Joint
Convention was rosumod under tlo Chairman
ship Of tho Vice nresl1Snt ,a A.,
two nouHos on tho tlrce questions that had boon
| raised, showing non-concurrcuce between tho
, 1873-02-13

TIE SENATE COMMITTEE.
The Senate Crodit Mobilior Committee. at its
meeting to-day, concluded tho prolinsinarioH Of
tho mo0ting tomorrow. The bouators inpl-
Gated arc expected 10 DO present.
, 1873-02-13

WAsH1Narox, Fob. 12.-In the LouiBiaaa in-
yoatigation, to-day, tho Committee examined
rAEtA1lEn.
who testified thai. the Republican campaign was
conducted in tho otfioo of United States
Marshal Packard; TINT 10 SAW q lot Of blank
afidavits lying around, but did not 800 any ono
filling them up
ROBINSON,
Deputy MarBhal, testified that he won't to the
Parish Of Washington and distributed tickets
to tho men, and told them to put
them in before any one else. Ho
was sent to the Parish Of st. Helena by Duroll,
took with him $50 blank atildayits, certifying
that parties to be named we're prevented from
voting.
admitted that ono-half the rct,lrns before tho
Lynch Board wero not sworn to. Afsor the OK
animation Of other witnesses the Committee nd
iourncd till tomorrow. All the Witnesses were
discharged.
THE END AppROAOII1Nq.
Warmoth and Mcmillan will mako their final
statements tomorrow, and a little mora ovi-
donce may he taken, aftor which tho Louisiana
case will 1apse into the obacurity Of secce: $685.
hions.
, 1873-02-13

THE CHICAGO wEEKLYTR1BUNE
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Congressional md Legislative! ]
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Fifty-six Columns. Eight Hand !
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The Issue Of the Present Week has tho Fol- J
FIRST PAGI-
NEWS or THE -washlnstou Congress: State
Lcsislatarss; Tho stste Capital; Political; For
eigu; Obituary Mention; Personal; Money and BUS
iness; Railroad Affa,1b; Fraud and Thett; crtnas;
ca.uanas: Rooord Of Fi.e.. Misee1ianeou':
TIE NoKTHftEEr D sAsThh-futthsE ; Fa.aou!.ss'
Emaciation-Chrono Inflammation In tho bttlc.
'Joint-Caked Bag.
-. --t-~~ 7n-
.A~ ~
HDITOHIALS-Paragraphs Reorganization q tno LIP
lomntto Scr3tco-fay1ns 1naono-4A1 on otea!traao@
bltar Dlvidends-Natlonh! auafantoo oi tno ueoA
Of tho Southern statc1-9he mormon tnesunu-
Congrcsslona! 1nactton as 10 ue ofoaieiopllier
Mombcss~busaing Bs1ages C'S9 @ tuo 1nsspp!- 3u Up -
Ro!usa, to Allow tho Credit Aiobaltor to Wind Up 1ts
Ata}ss- bankruptcy Of tho Union Pacldo Railroad
Throwing Out tho Electoral Votcs Of Lonstsna;
Freight faoilities CANADIAN Canan anu A'ai'"hss'
GoncEal F1etaontb Operations.
MERRY sAIETS-Dy Professor William Matthews, Of
the Uniforsiy Of Ohicago:.
THE QUEENS 6PEECu-Eietostaa Addtoss u tho
Opening Of Observation-Disclosures in tho Lofos
., fnd OoMsnons. .x
MICHIGAN STATE AGkluuAfuhAL eoulhI1ho-
THAR ConHol!datioa-Elocuon OF Omeefs.
QUINCY FAIR Observation-Disclosures lot 1ta ho-
organization.
NIAGARA SHIP P-CANAL--A Now Canadian Project
L1tI1D L.'1aID 1A3-
n1ps. II:
nnt,n 1,,no,.N N1It.tors ~ tho cI1nN RI. naomcd
~ ~ !nnos-n'a.os @ o. .nn GlmHG11o -, 40 ooomoo
MoNult1s Dying spoeeh-1Iis Letter to Goyofuor
Doverldcc
FIRE: Of Fire. IN Chicago During
a. pron.red by h, ~
cago Board Of Trade-Tho Now Board to Fl1 Grader
rn,non,sTs HooHA e1 n.s:,'..a. $500 -: n.,,,o
In sp.in-A as supersodoa. Granted In tho Case Of
Perteot-Tho Dc.ttuy Of French Goyereigna-Mur-
ders In Now York City-Approp,tations foT informal
, 1873-02-13
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1873

Etootora1 votog would proceed smoothly until
tt,,. lho stato M Of Louisiana was roaclod. Every
ors from that State, md 1t was known that but
ono Of thom could bo ad1nittcd. Il had boon
whispered around that both would be thrown
9at and t9cn agaln 1t was stated that tho
Louisiana delegation In Congress- would resist
n a "'a and dr'9s s sseae %s ss
occasion about tho Electoral % yoto Of tho STATE Of
uuoorgia, half expected. half hoped for n repo-
tto tt,on Of tint o1cltoment an unexpected pause,
reached, when tho vote Of Georgia was an-
nounced BY tho tollors as having been cast for
Horace orcoloy: Mr. Hoar, Of Massachusetts,
who, Of all other mon In tho aaHomblago, ro-
nalfst, arose and objoolod to It's boing received,
on tho ground that tho Electors could
not vote for dead man. rllcro was q percop-
u t1blo Honeatlon as Hoar concluded hiu objection.
Perhaps fow, # my, apprelond that such m OBJ
donc was, for tho sonate to rctire to It's chamber
to decide the question but before the prcaiding
oitlcer gavo this order, 1t waB agreed by unani-
mous consent that tho, case OF Georgia should be
mississippi WAS reachod. AS soon as lor vote
WaB announced, Senator Trumbull arose OH tho
right Of tho presiding officer, aud objected, CIV
ing his roasons therofor in tho clear, cogent
boon reached when tho Joint oonyontion must
separate. Without waiting for another attempt
ut compromise, Vice President Oolfax, bringing
down his, gaTo1 rather emphatieally, an
nounced that tho. Senators would retro
so0r t. hof IT, chamber as9d IN for TIN '0nstaGn mo1a %
Vico President, gathering up tho balanco Of tho
envelopes containing tho electoral yotoa, carno
down from tho Speakers chair and hoaded tho
procession, which took up its march towards the
- H. 5&-f p. ..n~4-
, 1873-02-13
6TxTH PAGE.

%sss 5sss;'ss IL SS5s 81
THE
,,,,o q AZ Agricultural Popnlation4
S;;1 spssd5 ot tho Etsnktnk T. Import
as ES??. 2sss fss!R Ras;mo
THE 1!is's fes@ fess' b, Mrs. nebses. Roter
auM3YKH4sst6j auM3YK-sA t6jollooton Of oosnicalitic..
SEVENTH PAGE
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THE ps DRAINING 1t
EIGE9TE PAGE
"oHEAsXEnInSs 1sss T. ~ si's sst. In oh0sso' Stock OF
59iss III fsss Hsssr y % VIII s:se
ssSs s4Fsf hsits Nss Vs.
St eai;, AiEsaio0' dloSsiand'' ieass'is
VI S:s9ssS I'll L! f;$;::. ;s$: G.
THE 4 h.ss 81 # IL f asss % si gass ga
LADY's tUsTLIs-lios it Burst, and What Wa. tho
, 1873-02-13
EIFTH PAGE-

A0R1CULTURE The Wisconsin. State Agricultural
':rsoducl1on and Consumption. Demand and snp.
LEGAL FAnEs-A L.so1y Scene It Champaign. nl.-
How Conductot OntMtted Crowd OF Excursion.
lists Vito Would Only Pay tl0 Legal Faro
WAsHlNGTON@3Ano.'M MetnoE9ndamB hook Senator
FOneEoy-TlleN Now Posta9n.B Bill.
CREDIT MDBlLlEI-Furthor Rovolations by Oakss
Ames-6peuch Of Vico. .Ptoadvnt C0lfaxt and Pre-
- sentatioN OF Testimony in Ills Behalf.
THE GhiGAGn M TAlbUNE-Its Prospectus for 1878.
The New York herald., 1873-09-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY rMARKxT.-LosDoN, Sept ls-i2:o p. M
United States hvetwenty .Onds, ls67 95% ten-torties
@A+ new hyes, 9ih. Ere Railway shares, A. Y :i5-
IA. 2-Erie Railwa ay shares 4sys Erie Railway
shares, HT 4-Eric Railway shares ala. 4:l5.-Erie
Railway shares An.
PARIS BouRsE-LoNpoN Sept l6-2:30 P. M.-Paris
dispatches quote rentcs at 5S 4-French rentes 57f
32lsc., interest. 5-French rentes 5S &C. SRentes
closed at SIT. 4Oc.
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRAEKroRT, Sept. l6-UIted
States fve-twenty bonds, 97H tor the issue of 1862
LIVERPOOL C0rroN MARskT.-LvERPoOL. Sept l5-5 p.
M.Of the sales to-day 5000 bales American. Cot
ton to arrive Lid lower Sept H. II 80 r. Msaes of
Orleans the basis of good ordinary deliverable No
vember and December, at Lied. I:l0-The market is
quiet and unchanged Mddiing uplands "a. middlng
Orleans 9d sales 900 bales including 100 for specu-
aton ana export 4:31-Of the sales to-day $500 bales
American.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER -LIvERrooL- Sept l6.-The
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and
unchanged.
LIvERPOOL BRKApsrurFs MARKET --LvERPooL, Sept TO-
receipts of wheat for the past three days
have been $1,000 quarters, including 100 American The
receipts OF corn for the past three days have been
Corn g. per Quarter earlier quotations giving 3s
Cd. a 3Os. 81. per quarter. -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIyERrooI, Sept. l6-
Evening.-Spirts turpentine, 32s a 32s 81. per cwt
LoNpoN PRopucE MAaxEr-LoSpos, sept l6-Eyen-
ng-Spirits turpentne, S2s. per cwt sugar, 26s 3D. u
16s Cd percw for No. Il Dutch standard ,oat Tallow.
Spirits petroleum, lOs4d. Id per gallon.
The New York herald., 1873-09-17
OUR EXPORTS INCREASING.
A Healthy Contrast with the Business
Of Last Year.
GOLD HEAVY AND INACTIVE.
Sudden Hardening in Money to 1.16
Of Per Cent.
GOVERNMENT AND RAILROAD BONDS.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, I
TUESDAY. Sept. 16-6P M.
On Change to-day cotton was only In moderate
request and rather easier both for spot and future
Flour was less active, but without decided change
In value. Wheat, under a fair demand, was steady.
Corn was In fair demand and irmer.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Money in London to-day In open market Is quoted
at 1-16 per cent below the Bank OF England rate
The market in consols and American securities
opened strong the latter recovering the decline OF
yesterday. The prices were as follows :-United
States fve-twenty bonds, 1S67's, 95X; ten-orties,
sOX; new Gves, 9lh; Erie Railway shares, A.. The
range OF the latter during the day was between
AK 46zs, with close at AK. In Frankfort nve-
twenties OF 1862 sold at 97. The amount ofbullion
Withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance
to-day Is fl0 COO Paris dispatches quote rentes at
ST. 32hc., ex interest. Amsterdam American
securities, with the single exception of Central
Pacific first mortgage bonds, were weak and lower
MONEY MARKET.
Money was loaned the greater parc of the day on
stock collaterals at per cent, and on government
hOnds at u per cent. Late In the afternoon 1t
stinened perceptibly to 1-32 1-16 per cent per
diem, which rate was maiatained in open market
until even after the close OF the regular boards.
Prime mercantile paper moves slowly at from 10
to II, according to date Of maturity. Foreign ex-
change is steady at the rates last quoted The
nominal rates are as fOll0ws:-
The New York herald., 1873-09-17

LUZ bushels No Milwaukee Club at 81 3d. Corn dur
sales 600 bY;hsls at o2c CSC the latter for yellow
ewt WINGED unchansed shorts "a Z SE' 7 shpstufs y%
middlmgs sa per ton; Canal freghts-Wheat 7c. corn
S.s Rslasa e y s the u PS.
dephia and Boston 6c New York Soc 10 Albany &C
sSipmcntso b5a oSr Isyo S bssbe 1est % nesf hess
lOOu90 feet Of lumber The amount OF grain on the
o r. Z. ape Ss
wheat 5000 do corn D'o0 do. Oals. $500 do rye.
oats. aa.1l do rye. 6,9ii do; barley malt 400 do.
knsS and 30 rail all mS1s Sts Or =, e j, last
do oats 1850 Do Canal s6ipmsats"wSeaa Ses aaSst
bushels; % sorn ISL do; rye 500 DO Raj esport:~
cana ;n New 0Ssi GO
~: %s:s:
public small lot Chicago No spring, old ut 81 ss
Sssh sS No s &
20 Corn advasocd ic Per bnshe sales % a ss bush
iaoJO do No. at 6Oc Oats dull sales COO bushels bowS
Western At &c Rye nominaiy sc; barley ns malt
81 So Other articles unchanged.
Flour steady and unchanged, with ligat oaerIngs
siS octoSsr; s. l6S seller al the year; No. do
nisea sse cash or oSf" spts%Ser osto
ber Oats steady, al 3Jc Y1ac for No seller October
and in iar demand; sales No. fall at 81 2s = s7S
= SS m 5 s 80 %
September Lard in fair demand and higher. at re
ansas Slsss
ssls jS s ss;
4s.OOJ do. barley shipmens-S000 bbls. -four, l3 COZ
bushels wheat iAoo do corn, 6oo do oats, and aoo0