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The Marx Lane EIprcs comedies
that England must import 81, OO0, 0Oo
bushels OF wheat to make up for the
deficiency Of this years crop. Other
authorities have placed the deficiency
. good deal higher than this, but TAX
ing the latest estimate. ii il large
enough TO absorb all the surplus
which is likely to be obtained from all
the wheat-growing countries which
export to Great Britain. More especi-
ally is this the case when II 10 esti-
mated that France will need $1,000,
900 bushels from abroad this year, and
that Russia and Germany will have
less to spare than usual.
The total exports Of wheat and -four
from the United States to Europe for
the year ending June 80, 1872, amount
ed TO - ,000, 900 bushels. So far til.
receipts of wheat in Chicago fol
Eastern shipment exceed but slightly
hose of last year. and it is quite HI
open question whether we can spare
over 80, 900, 900 bushels OF wheat for
export from the crop Of this year.
Undoubtedly high prices will bring
nut every bush. that can be spared.
or the bridge at ST. Louis dispatci
lays: 1.-The two center sections at
the arch bet weeii The western abut-
l4ent and The first Of the bridges, eacs.
consisting Of an upper and lower rib.
we're completed yesterday by the in.
-ertion Of the key or center tubes, an
hat portion of The arch Is now fin
shed, demonstrating the feasibility OF
he original plan, and its success /,
egarded as one of the greatest tr,
,inphs Of engineer skill the world Ina
yer seen. The two remaining ribs o
mis- arc, which are only partially con-
-tructed, will be finished at once and
with ease, and the three grad arches
# the bridge are expected to be fin
,shed by the middle Of December"
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The time necessary TO complete the Is from
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100000.
LIST OF GIFTS:

divided into /. 30 cash gins ysii Sc distributed ~
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WAGES
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3. lS73.

Only sixty thousand tickets Viii bn SOLD. Tht
tickets are divided INTO ten coupons parts
At this concert. iesi viii IL the graI,trst must
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TOD
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The Beekwith SO Portable Family SEWING
Machine, ON 30 Day. Trial;
many advantages over all. Sa,iisfact ion
guaranteed, or s2grefanded Sent com plete
Win fuii directions. Eeckwitb Sewing Ma
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, 1873-04-10
L AXE FRElCBTS

we're quiet and unchanged. Carriers are holding
their vessols-anl there are only about 10 or u
not chartered firmly at 16c for corn to Buffalo,
or 2177fc to Kingston and 2lc to Oswego. Vessels
to arrive have been taken at 10c for corn Of lie
for wheat to Buffalo, and 6omo engaz;; z;;ements
have been made at 17c fer two trips. The num-
ber OF propeuers hero not taken is small il there
are any, and through rates are nominal at 31@
$50 Tor corn and wheat, respectively, to New
York, and 331fc for corn to Boston.
. Lumber treigh:s are as yot undecided Ship
:pers and vessel-mcn are apart in their views,
and firm feeling prevails among the latter
lowing to the high rates for grain now ruling.
Quite number Of the lumber vessels arc being
offered for grain:
: Vessels continue to meet with large masses Of
floating ice III tho lake. The Game Cock and
two other schooners were detained by the leo
about twenty-four hours. off Kcno.ha. The
Gan,e Cock was slightly damaged on entering
the harbor this morning
, 1873-04-10
MARINE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.
&ppfEfCn :

PORT OF CHICAGO. ISL. .
ARRIVED. april 9.
scow Champion, Kenosha; gravel
schr @ s Potter, Miwaaiee 80 iso tons IONS a iron-ore.
Prop Groh Manistee; so N sash, 70 N It lumber.
Schr Mariner, Manitouoo; 80 eds wood
CLEARED. il;
Prop II Groh, Manistee; BIZ aud crate crockery, 2
fols hardware, b1a glassware, u iron pumps,
y bxs hardware, 10 bbls sugar, 8 cases boots,
,bb1 eggs ke4 and tubs butter, IS b1s glass-
ware, q barrows, pumps, 8 eylsaders. +
Schr Louise >Donald, Nanistee; 800 hu oata 600 hu
corn, l3 pkgs sunds1es. :, -.
Prop Kitty Grant, 6augatuck, light.
schr A. s. Patser, Milwaukee, light.
schr Q. s. Grant, Horns Pier, Light
Schr Vermont, Vol. River, light.
Scow Champion, Kenoshn, Light. =
schr Whir1w1nd, Amsterdam, light
schr Mariner, Manitosoc, 2 600 corn- y
Prop Union, Ahnepec, one boat, light.
Prop Charles hetz, Man1stee 265 pkgs sund-es, 50
eacks oats. -
Prop s. G. Baldwin, Milwaukee, light .-.
, 1873-04-10
The Liverpool Courier adds :

Ihe Liverpool courier adds :,
To an present appearances we are now worse of
with reference To probable supplies than were
s1 months ago by over two million quarters. The
estimate then formed was carefully made on what ap
q hs emates 81 ~ put forfh Il he sse Tine @ unior si
tunately threatens to be In itself too large But that
our wnnts will be met there il no doubt They may b.
of necessity somewhat curtaed by higher prices hut
higher pzieea will bring what is needed.
The New York daily Bulletin says:
Respecting our capacity to supply the wants Of tho
EngGsh Market Is to be Observed In tho rst pace,
that rAtes in England are likely to remain at least firm
for tho remainder Of he year 80 that tho
good prices will bring forward every avatl1ha bushel of
grain from all parts Of the world. American farmers ot
hon opens, very active movement Of grain uAy be
expected to rot IN from al pa1ta OF the West towards
the Atlnnto seaboard. While the total ysihle supply
Of wheat In tho United States on the sd Of March
1873, amounted to 1859 bushels about 200oo oo0
bushels less than ut tho sae date last year. yet it is
noticeable fact that the deficiency limited to the Sea-
port towns while the stocks In nearly all the interioE
ports much iarger. At Chicago and Milwaukee the
warehouses oyerdowing with grain awaiting trana-
portation.
The decreased stocks at the seaboard and the
ulaons in the interior ports ure to be attributed to the
difficulties of transportation during the protEacted
winter and cannot relied upon to Indicate the guam
tity ret held in xcsarTe In tho West, although the
causes that prevented the transportation Of grain to
the seaboard probably operated to chect movements
from tho hands Of farmers. But, however this may
be, vtable supply OF 7,0ooo coo hushels even after
making deductions for home consumption. must be
garded ~ anordihg nope1nl lncAou o. our an1lity
to meet our expected quota to Great Britain. The
prospects now that tho movements Of brcadstufs
on tho opening Of inland navigation will be most
e1tensive acala. The only difficulty anticipated Is
scarcity Of lake and ocean tonnage But freight de-
tenIons not likely to occur this year. The high
Lake freighta will bring every vessel into requition
while the export demand may be relied to bring
ward every avatInble bushel Of gratn Tho indications
arc favorable for our being able to supply not only
own quota. but also to make good the deficiencies Of
other countries -
1A4EbI-
There WIS very little doing in the afternoon.
Wheat was quiet md 35c lower, declining ut tho
close to e1.21 seller May, with very dull feel
Com Was dull and unchanged, c1oeing at $3.50
34sElc seller May. Other grain and provisions
Wefe neglected,
, 1873-04-10
VESSEL SALTS

Capt. Cole, proprietor OF the steamboat line
between DETROIT aud Alpena, las purchased from
the Ensleman Transportation Company the
steamer George L. Dunlap at u cost Of $50, GOO.
The ecow J. F. Prince has lately been sold by
Capt. NcG1nw'to hlr. c. Raab, ct SheboJgan,
and Capt. McG1aw has gone to purchase larger
one, to be owned by both gentlemen. 80
!. The steambarge Sheldon has been purchased
by the owners Of the ba1k sigel, and viii ba uzed
to tow the sige1 in the Marquette iron-ore trade
during the coming season: Tie Confederation
was S75, 600. The barge will be in command Of
Capt. Jim Pellett, and the bark in: command OF
Capt. Martin.
A two-thirds interest in tho schooner Len
Highly has been sold by Barney Eaton, Of Oak
Creek, to Meears. Sanger and johnson, tannors,
for the sum of 81, 800. ~.
Capt. Taylor, OF Kingston, has purchased the
schooner Sweet Home ~, :
, 1873-04-10

REAL ESTATE.


The following instruments were fled for record
On Wednesday, April 8: =
cTT PROPERTY.
se1gwick st, bet Menominee and Linden as, 9 t. Lot
10, dated April 8; consideration, s. COO. -'-
West Harrison st, bat Western aud Oakley st, t.
Lot II, dated March Is; consideration, 1880.
Lots 80 to 81, in Block 3, in 1rard Decker's x
Hof NV Sec rs, &c. 13, dated Jan.1; consideration,
*200o..--s--....- - -. ;,
Burn.ide ct, bet rhirty-tlrst and Thirty rts,
W. to alley, dated April consideration, 500
SUB Lot IN Doettchen's u Lot I. Of Block l, she<-
fields addition, dated April i; consideration, s24oo.
Ap9aT M o. . a1 st. ss1l IT, dated
clybourn y, q shsaieid .v, front, Is IT to
1f5 81 Ies 1asih 10 h n aioet
dated March 10 !; consideration, sl,1oo ~ @'' ~
west as r. Of X Iot in Block Is, Sec 7, SO, IA,
Robey st. 212 It Of Moore st, t, 24xsa #, dated
March 10 consideration, $500.
e and IS dated April s; consideration, s2ooo. ''
Lots 70 : dsted Ap5ii eonsadesat5oa. s5ooo. % T.
Lots and s, dated April consideration, e O0o. -
West Polk st, bet Ogden and Robey st. /, lot u
burnside It, 60 It soat of Th;1y-etshth st. " 25x
11o It, dated Pee, K lS72 consideEstlon 8 ,ooo.
4 Of 1s ao 9a Sec g. 81 H. dated April conasd-
Lot Is, In same, dated March i; consideration,
btyAUs
Price pace, west OF aud near Desplaines it. f. 20 it.
running halfway, dated July T. 1872; consideration
$500.
tbs premises r.. 153 Robey st, dated April con-
nderat1on, SIC, ,o1u.
Undivided i-7th Of 4 Lot 49, in Block 1se, School
section Addition, dated April consideration 81 160.
Undivided 18th Of eane, dxted April 8; considera-
hon, s. 150. .. -
Pfaire ~, 81 It south Of Thirteenth st, 81, Aa7oft
dated March - consideration, 5000. .
Ashland ~, bet Harrison and York Rs, T. 50 It to
alley. dkted Oct !, 1872 consideration, 5000.
Ashlaad ~, bet Harrison and York kts t. 80 It to
A!ey, dsted April confederation, 5000.
Eane ~ the above, dated Oct !, 1871 consideration,
LOT q, IN Is Block Of y 4, nw4, Sec 80, 3d. IL,
dated April consideration, 81 100.
Ho1to Gurus 81, near corner Of Indiana Ut. t,
Lot >, dated March % consideration. 81 5DO 80
Daahtel ct, nea- corner Of Thirty,e3uhth It a f.
A. 70 auey, d1ted March = consideration s7oo
II . n4ey aated March Is consideration s, 6,2oo
West TWentJ-h1st St n corner Of Levitt st T.
West TWeltth st, "a It OF Robey st. + 24.1es ~
dated July n, 1872 consideration $500
Langley ST. 30 # Of Ellis Patk 33x2oo It d.tad
April /; confederation, 1000. ~@"e@
SOUTH OF CITY Lnurs.
Lots and In McCarthyB Sub Lot l. ct Rosennar. !
kee Of Lot g. IN Sec ID, aa, H. dated April con
II Lots, in Block =, Of phsre's Lots to7, Of nxn
, 1873-04-10
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
The old hulks and cana1boats which have OBJ
structed The river for long time, the ownership
Of which cannot be ascortained after reason
able length OF time, are being removed and cast
adrift in the lake, By order OF the Harbor Master
News from tho Straits states that it is probable
the opening will be as early as tho average OF
sessons.. ::
The ice At Green Bay and Muskegon remains
solid
Lake st. Clair is b1ockaded with ice all ef-
forts to penetrate it Lave so far proved unayail-
ing.
The leo is rotting fast IN the river at Montreal.
The Hudson River will soon be opsn
It is announced that the We1land Ship Canal
will be opened for the passage OF vessels on the
21st.
The steamer Jay Gould has arrived at San
dnsky from Detroit. The schooner Lincoln Dali
Of Chicago, now at Detroit, il to take cargo Of
wheat for Oswego.
The Bay City Tribune Of Monday ssys; The
Minnie Sutton, on her wny down from East sagi-
nav this morning, ran against IN iceberg and got
hole stove in her side. She has not sustained
much injury.
, 1873-04-10
NAVIGATION RULES.

The following extracts from letters from the
Treasury Department to the Collector OF Port
land, Maine, will be Of interest
The law contains no provision for the issue OF
permanent papers to vessel while she is absent
from her home port, or for the issue OF marine
documents, either permanent or temporary, to a
vessel absent from the. district IN which appli-
cation for papers is made. =:
The act Of April 9, 1879, defining the rights OF
part-owners Of vessels in certain cases does not
afcct the legal rights Of masters Of vessels in
possession as part ownera at or prior to the pas-
sage OF said act. Such masters are subject to
law previously in force, under which the depart
ment has held that, being in possession az part
owpers: they could not be legally dispossosed
except by decree OF court,
, 1873-04-10

Fifteen months. ,{41716 81 931 ,o82
Sept. 80, 1879. includes three months Of the
period ending Sept 80, 1871, and for that reason
the relative increase in the export Of corn and
iecrease Of the exports OF wheat does not show
so great difference es it would II it only in
c1uded the twelve months, but the reports Of the
Bureau Of Statistics are made up In such man
that it is Impossible to seperate and compare
peripds ct one year to the latest date. The fore
going figures. however, will show that the low
large foreign domand for co1n instead Of wheat
Tho dihare1ice in the present prices OF corn and
wheat IL much greater than it Was during the
period to which the above STATISTICS refer, and
the probability is that the summer Of 1873 will
chow g much greater increase in the foreign
consumption Of American corn:
LOCAL sToGK AND BOND MARKET.
Messrs. Lunt, Preston & Kean quote as fol-
, 1873-04-10

OK of no 4 Of SEQ !, ss, 49, dated April 4; consid-
Grafton, S. 000.
Is It aud adjoining the 10 # Of Lot g. IN Block g.
Cleayeryi]le Addition, dated April Z; consfdoradon'
100 It of Lots to 3, in Block IS; Kinbarts Add
ton to Hyde Pnrk dated April Il consideration, ooo
Lots q to o5 in Block t. Of Webster + Perkins, Is
Of OK Sec s, 49, II, dated Nov +, 1872; constdera
ton, $1,000. III
, 1873-04-10
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 0.
! The following we're the receipts ard shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago dur
ing the past twenty-four hours, and for tho cor
responding date ono year ago:. T.
, 1873-04-10

sHEEP-Ihcre was no decided change in the
Hheep Market tho demand continuing light and
prices ruling easy ut 23.75@4.50 for inferior to
common; at $4.75@5.25 for medium, and at
s5.5o@G.25 for good to. really choice.
, 1873-04-10

tne uouls oi anu ., WIN M lnIef1nlssfoh from
115>to O'CLOCK. ihe peep o day Johnnies "
may trade AZ night, u they want to, but the
board Of Trade should encourage them no longer
II dong 50 by indoraing their transactions.
|: It is stated that shippers OF grain from this
city to Providence: II. L., are required to pay IN
cred to the elevator OF the Providence d Worces-
ter hallroad though there are other warehouses in
that city which have been connected by track with
the ralroad Tor several years past and offer equal
faclltles 1oT the unloading OF cars That is equiv
a1en. % 70 sne % oad rue n G9cago tnas ne M railroad
Whether thelr services be REQUIRED OF NOT. Our
modern monopohsts nave great advantage over
}hoee IN me oloen II tlnes, wno e9o!o 9niy essan-
nsn OF one tatIa N sne wnole ~ofio' "hle "e nave
one @ a. am9s. evsry q1of 100 ist, ;nst +,,
winter storage on grain expires ~, ~ and sumner
storage oeg1ns. from now TIL tuesday next
regular grain must have days to run on 10
storage, when delivered; after that date, regular
Tain must have days to run on e storage
Hence winter receipts vii be subject to reduc-
t!on from sellng pt1ee o. z15o PEI on H. on al DE-
llVenes made from the l6tn to the 2oth OF April,
tnci1s,ve aRa f &c % oa az outne 1ne 1as'
'ea uays u 1,a1apa .nn VI +,a po,ra - rr,aa Ala;
covered toda5 that they had been bitten through
eladhine m1.n 10Y, Mnose reck!ess conauct
to avs nofbn to o W;tS Kim IL * 10 .ne i
BUSINESS leaving @ ons tne lacs ot h'' minority
rha 7e,dino rrad1.a aaz a4anIls, 4aa1iaat. . s7 J..
hn;1ar s4''o ptSa.io a udiAess ne1e nlo" 70,
WY, pe1ns "ealae5-ponna: i,o1n buyers ana
s sene5s seSneo 70 oe, alsala 70 OPERATE TO any
rnn e1'en tn4 one slae 9eing AFRAID OF
Mh4e LUG otnef siae were sppfenensiVe OF con-
tua-se ttnn " ga1 !ato P1ky relatlons win tne
.,poHers o. the alr; hecelpts were Light, and
p sne a
paa, ana Il reported 20 nave Deem much Worae
, 1873-04-10


tallow, 714@7Ac; grease quotable 1aa at ~
@6Ac. sales we're rep9rted @ eo o. Icy nrls ,H mess @
pork, sel1e1 May, at $1570; 500 brls do at S1665
3 750 brls do seller June, et $685. 80 tcs coun-
pecria) at 7Nc. =: .
i Flour Was less ectiye, and nominally unchang-
ed in prices, though buyers reported an easier
feeling among holders. There WAS moderate
shipping inquiry Tor small lots Of low grades,
and fair local demand for spring extras from
the local trade. Bran was dull, aud 81. 90 per
ton, or nearly 10 per cent lower. Sales wore
reported OF LOO brls white winter extras [Snow
Cloud at $3.50; 100 brls do on private terusa !;
goo m brls sP5ing extras liun Ct s6.25 100 brls
on private terms; 60 brls suporfnes at $3.50; 20
,brls do at 1925 los brle do Inv vt 80 on mo
brls ryo (Baraboo) and Is brlB do at S4.25: 80
brls do at s4.l21<. Total. l.920 hrls, Also 10
tons bran at $3.50: 10 tons do At "A M IN trnck
IN tons no;dd1inos at e11 80
Wheat was quiet, and 150s<c 1over. fiourh
roceinta we're jirbt. 4ha weafhcr had and Tiver-
nool nnotoI ut fO2d mar i'm ihs firher. viii, a
correspondincly fjrmer tone in Naw York. Tho
nartnE 7roe a1f;ra1v n 1oca1 ona ona i waa MIN
c;noiv 1veather fio univ rinn1a o1,ta;aa - thot
ha;nr +ho aoetIe,nont ~ Yaw d;farencas ~ s, an
onarotnT vho Lna ha1d haoA for two ~. tbrae
days. Several reports we're in to-day besides the
weather bulletin, noting very backward state Of
~ snnr IN manv nlncna and eonat;maa ~ .ccorns
nan;ad H., ta,,sa "oi1 ~ onnn4ad y.S.s ~
aet;eos ou VA va .epolt & arom ee
"rems race;vad ino onts hare ~
~ sto aups au.n,o ne e Meaenes t luposs ~ ~
t4, 49, eauD9 81 , e ~. sney pteson1ea sne
oqee S,,t eo "un "oa1u ~ uaouptey @ hasa
oosuti.a e,os pus a"r 1em nr ,a iaaskes uHs poen
nsra a - t Iu h.,t ~ ans 70
a.. 5n;s pus oat aar sno naa "easner q
"eeh past ns - oss operators M to ase ~ 1a.a ha;
70 sIaoe 60 any g1e&e e1senl ~ 1or aear % oelug
thn on taH wronf 7iqeoa sn5 ae4So n4.e
e9.aa ,ae +,a aoo; o iat+a .n srora
e44nleo % .ne reco.p1s. =. tno . .assot "ese @ nsn.,
a1 anu mnX -, oe e1pecseu 10 ce.lnue so lol s1e
.iIne, 1u1 tne season lor so"lng Is over: oe1aer
NAY was .ne gr1ncPa@l @ tn1ng oealt N to-oag. T. Ine
optioa opened @ % @l.zt19, advanced 20 S4'zz, 1e-
clneo 20 Sl:29M, ana ctoseo a. S4.zt7H souer as1
June 6o1Q NJ Sl.Z5{1}lL39, Cl09lIE 0L $l.I31A.
, 1873-04-10

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
WxpxE8nAT EVENING, April Q.
The receipts Of livestock since Saturday have
, 1873-04-10

Pork, brle.......
Beef, br1s, tcs..
Lard, ns.......
Bacon, Da..-..,..
Butter, ms......
Cheese, nA......
IAupF. bo.-
, 1873-04-10

LUMBEH-Theto dfe very 3eW 16cal uuyeI8 uu sn8
side demand is fair, and tho spring frefghta
are made, good Eastern trade is anticipated Clear
lumber and wagon-bo1 boards arc very SCARCE and
firm Lumber is beginning to arrive by Ike. and tho
stock Of shingles is being increased atghtly. Many
dealers look for reduction in the prices Of the
sunned, but tho better grades will probably remain
steady Prices unchanged, except for square pick
cts and round cedar posts, which aro reduced We
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