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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-12
Cures without Sneezins

As a TROCnE POWDER IL pleasant 10 the taste
and never nauSeates when swallowed inslanly Q YES
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lead, Throat and Vocal Organs.

This remedy does not "DRY up Catarrh hut
LuOSENs II frees the head OF all offensive matter
quickly removing bad hre 9TH ana adache, aays
and southes the burning heat in catarrh is so mild
and agreeable in is objects TINT il ptrsitivelv
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-26
{ 1854

Die smei @tntbunbe la9en serer,>
tenb am Dpten.
,rne nut, einen Doctor sic bas
ben teinen Nuaenblid mebr III perlie<
rem u ipra9 ter Gbsrarst; ~seraee
bier seseuiber wpbnt einer."
Cine Mtnute fpSter trat tr Nrit
ein.. 2aum bate ct bic @unten &C.
fsbtIJ bic @prte ~.sebi6en~ uno .tou"
eetSrt unt bic beipen eri@c6sner 5u''@
Re In, 3;umer siesea seitbsn, ale Ct
ausrisf: ~ GIN l,.
uSofort ttrbsr", unb Re @tltbut8
fofcrt mad BET pfenfebentsa &a@e bta>
sc1. az , .u,. ,. t.e .ij.>
-Wa0e! bic @uneen a~us3upa-
iden !" rief te Tbierar3t. a.s
v6ier antsr ter Yumpe", ipra9 ter
Mr;t. .f.a aa !.
Ct ties Ten 8nedt trdftis pxu,peu
unp Lies bas @a6er, wdbrenp It mt
eineu, 6anrtu@ tie @unben auSs
tupfte, in pollen Strablen lter bteiel.
len ldufen.
[JprHesunsf plet.]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-26
Gbrift &iri1,
Ma&fulssr bes 6errn Mie. Waaner,
8ladf9mien,

befrrst dle IN fsin @efddft etnfdlasenben Orb eiten. To-
trrtl neat, ME sepdraturen unb Label tte tpertben Ruu.
ben 3a Stabt unb 9anb Gin, Bel tim uursufpreaen. 26
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-26
Oas M1te Oeutfde &ci1mttte

Oa6 Nlte VeuttMes0 ctl mttfel
@egen allie &%rantbetten bes 2Ia-
aers, BET Se6er unb bes 2lnterfet6es,
:~itfpfer.t Ee aus 8erfdleimutg, argebauf!en
arubitGten unb Observation-Disclosures entitanbe1
5ub uut Habunsen unb Derfupfunsen bcra,t'
A1en. 60 t,ietie Trppfet bic Musfibrurs tes
stcTeS betrirten, Der bic Beidpperte beranlabt,
10 nebntert lie bic SYntptcrte unb 9ufaQe reg,
he aus feuer Queue entfsruasert trarcn, ). 9.
nidt rur bic talitartieeu Teibfdmer7en, frnpera
aua bic bascr abbdaetsen Beftarerbcn bes
5auptes unb Der Pruq, ben Sdntnoel, has
Drli6cu unb bic plferkeit bee acffes, punkel>
beit BET Muaet ,tub eekhmu1uug ter 8ruf, aud
has beihwerIide AUS urb Ginatbmen 3ufaue,
nxI9t befunberS ben Gppobonorifsu. Ofters
w@eaen : lie ipeeeieuen .uei6fi6en &ranG>
Geifen, e~insemur3elte 5sferie, Dldbungen unb
Iutterbeftartrteh baS WarSen u. Grbreden,
Gaidtn tranfbaftes 3u5riden hea 6alies, IT,
mere uub 6uberlide &ranapfe. .
@eseu: yoHDfatt8Rett 2sfet6fn6t,
6elbfa9t, SAmermhtbisksi. M~ensflidfeit
acpf> unb @tieberfhrner3ert tlebelteiten; Sbn>
u,edte,1 uub 6er3flcpfen.
"@eeen: tAatarrb urb Stnts fduupftrt, tpelde
serStnIid fdnc0 sebeiIt merbeu, intem bic
Erpssu ben Marfeut ifcdeuben S1leiu1 auf<
Icfa uab abfubren. ,,ga
Geaen ent,inolidtn ustt 1roniften iibeu>
tnatistnus, seset @t&t, salief, renaittirense
tt1b in4crn1ittire11be Tieber, 9e9ert Rrdntbelen
tss Blues Der NiereH uub Der 8Iafe.
0eaen: pDspepfa cher rerhauunssbef9mer>
nrn, AupffGmer3, Sdulterfdmer1 5uffen Be-
fletxrnung Der. 8ruR, SAtpinbek farres Muf>
fcBeu aus benz 3ager, Hledter @efdr.ad i'm
Wunte, @auenleiten, 9er3tlcrfen Sdmersen
in Der ierensegeuS r,b tunbert arbere 8rant.
beitserideinunsen, uel&e turd unserbaulid.
teit erstust trerten.
@esen: Samferans9etten, Ans(6cdgc,
Sdruaren, 5al,flgt, 9le&en, Ntite6er, &C.
fdrure, Garbunfel, &insuurut, 0runttrpf,
,itlimn1e Nusen, &otblauf, RrGbe, Sdprf
Gi6ferte unb anbere 8ranfbeiten Der 5aut III
Ter @ebrau4 Der Erppfen bon unsersleidli6cr
@irtuns. Cine einatge EIaf1e mirb in
Ter @irfuns bieies 9eilmttteIS iberseusen.
5altet Guer BInt retn unb Bic
G~efunbbeit GureS Sr8antsmus
mtrb bic JpIge fein.
Gie Glafde rSart6nrger SropfemA fcfct
so Gerts, rter i'm GlaNten sre Cellar,
Iso r,ereen biciclber 1,ah Gmrfana teS @eItes
pei naA auen Sbeilem tcr 8ereinisten Staa.
H1 s~erierst.
Saeinise Nieterlase in amcrifa tci
a, TOGELER & Co. Baltimore, Md.
Sci tenen i6 fOl6e, tie u eentem ,u trerteu
runider, tdriflia r1elteu ;rplen.
Mie. Burcs, yrreraI
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-26
Ssnoerbare Men(9en.
&ine @r;dblun9.
Gin %2anbbaus.

Inter ben er6eeren Stdbten Deutla>
lambs sitt es wubl ni&t yiele, bic f&
elmer reisenberen, ia itYuii@ere,, uu,s
aebure erfreuer, alS bic flrRli9e &efis
bens tpel9e Der S@auplub bes sr5bten
Ibeiles ter na@febenten Grsdblung
it. Sn eineu, fr,19tbarsn xbale 8ele>
aer., tas, BON eineut un1erer tletneren
GlIi1e in ntalerii@en 8%rimmun8e1
tur93pser, rinosun1 BON @~eben9eldns
bel, rt.b tpaloisen 65ben uutseber If,
bietet biele Stabt tbre1 Beppbnerrt 3u>
elet9 NIT zen 8prtbetler utb Mnnebnt>
li@teiten srubfdbtii&er Civilization bic
einfa@eren Greuben, tuel@e bic Greunbe
filler @aturbetra&tuns auf einfau,ert
@ese1, IN @albeStunfeL auf Beree8>
b5ben, bei 2ueQenraui9en unb 0psek
fang font nur fern pom Ereiben urb
2aruten grocer Stdbt, in ldnbli@er
3uridse;osenbeit, gu fnbea seppbnt
itrb.
@e19madYpue 2anbbduler NIT aus
eecebnten 0artenanlaae1 sermittelrt
ua9 Der Seite tes @ebfrees bin ben
uebersars SOL, ber eisrntli9en Stabt
in bic n1ebr Idnbli9e l~1msebuns. 0pn
ber tpeieen @artenutauer eeS lebter bte>
ier 2anpbduier an beainnt cine Strabe,
bic faf gan; BON 9anbwerfert urb
MferSleuter bepobnt tpirb uttb In ibrent
,peitereu 2aufe unmtttelbr ;u ben In Der
@eeerb serfreut liesente. @eilern urb
Meierb5fen btnfabrt.
Die %erpdbnten 2~anbbdufer ftnb IN
ter Ne9el 1,ur III Der idSne11 Sabres3eit
beppbnt. Gntmeber BON Greunber, BE
bier bic &et;e be8 Stabt< unb 2anble>
bens, bic f5itli9e @alb> unb Bereluft
etrpa nit elmer Molfeneur 3uBlet9, 9e<
1,ieeen tppuen, pter srn cen Yprnebmer
unb rei9en BeiBerr, pel9e fi9 bier, In
n19fter Nabe ibre8 amtltden pber ee>
ael9dftli9en 0erfebreS, ber an9enebm>
fen Spmmerfrii9e erfreuen.
@enr bic S9walbe1 beimwdrt6 ste>
hen. Sic 6erbfwinbe bos oelbe Qaub
nnf, hen gdumen fhfittelnDmerben bic
GSrten Sne nnb fiI. ,,nb bie frennbli<
den 6anisr. bie is ocalih NIT ibren
,ys;nIouh,'n,ronften Tenifer,, ,,nb pae,
,,.n Sh;;ren err Ginfsbr Iuben.
shI;eeen ;kre MuSsn. ME miibe men,
fde, tbnr. unp ieben. lonoe mpnote
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-26
$3.50 emtnne int gelanfe usn 100000.

0anae 9oofe SO; talbe 3upfe, IS; gierteapte $3.50
u unfere 2etterte to rra Staatt ss@artert; bic Bic
tnneex f1ben tets tnr fte8eetteu Belt unb unter ter Nn-
f&t sef&rcrenr 4or1utiddre fatt. ID
Die offyteae 8tetnn8 trtrb In ben ct. 2cui DIdt.
etne Gupte Sueefaubt. 79'@ az II
~. Dir SerauaaIten cine 8tetuns mte he obtse am
lesteu Gage etnes febtu Mpnats TN Sabre 1872.
9eleteneun8en auf mater Nifie naittelR Nof-
gen uSer GrpreA. 6eutt weeen eines Circulars.
Hfar dbrefnre NurraS GRiaer & So.
No. .515 Walnut Street, (Post Office Box
2446), ST.. LOUIS, Mo.
, 1873-06-17

toned to ,patrohtzo only flrst-olasB outcrtein-
menta. Those who wore prcnent In tho antioi-
pntton OF onjoying M ovoning Of good minstrel
fnn t',n rx,,"}re were ,egrooably at,rprlaed, for
was fulfilled. =. II. Hall tho "ban1o king" as
10 styloB hlmHolf appeared for tho first ttmo In
this city as ont man, and though not as 1nishod
= negro minstrot as Wagner or many othore who
havo played to Chicago audiences, was sufficient
Il. good III that position to DO called aucooes.
Tho first part contained somo amusing dialogue.
Sonic or tho Jokes wore new !; others ontoyod q
respectable hntlquity, hut woro mono tho loss APP
nrooiatea. Cal Wagnor'a song Tho Grand
Dukes Ball IL exceedingly funny and eomploto-
y ulsot tho gravity OF tile audionco-if
,,.a ,nleod ~ tlioy had any to upset by
SOLO waa surprise too, for bis fnisotto roHcm-
bles moro closely Than any that Inns boon heard
hore, rich, mellow, fona1o voice. It doas not
compare with Eugono'B either in oomphBs or
cultivation, but Is fullor, md plror, and las not
evon Q suggestion Of falbetto aboutit. Tho in,-
presaso made by lB frat solo was doopenod In
his subsequent pieces. Garfield and Booker, In
their songs and dances, made hit. They COM
bned worry respectable vocalism with All acro-
batio performance of astonishing n1orit. Hall,
in bis banjo performances, was es good as evor,
and tho remainder Of tho programme was auoll
as to insure good houses.
, 1873-06-17

LuEF&HpI3A&SRIV
As many OF those who build houses, as well az
those who live IN them, do not not uudorstaud
tho style OF dwelling houHea now In general vogue
Ia all largo European cities, I will endonyor to
directly In front of my window. In this case tito
building has front OH tho main atroet Of nbout
lao feet sufficient to accommodate soyen houses
on tho ordinary Baltimore style. He however,
the contro, aud eight stores below. Tho upper
portion Of tho 1ouHss, to tho height Of five
stories, Is completed with al tho requirements
for two families Oh each floor, and each will
have eight good rooms, four Of which will
front on this street. The upper. atory iB genor-
ally completed 10 rs to accommodate four famf-
lien, each being giyon smaller accommodations.
III the rear Of the centro stores on tho first floor
two eets Of starcaaoa pasa up, one for aorvante.
and tho other for tonanta aud visitors. An old
woman Or man 10 always provided with quarters
on this tloor, who aro called portorH, and hro
always on hand to allBwer MI questions AZ to who
live thoro, whether they arc In or out. what floor
they 1.-Two on and also to do little chores OF Va
is complete and independent OF all the rooms In
thoir accommodations Of all kinds and / hny8
been assured that the families aro just as much
separated from each other aB If they lived In
hoisttng OF wood and coal to tho different
BtorcB, which must OF course DO obtained In
small quantities. I have had occaBion to onter
several OF tleso houses At timos, and found tho
Heunl7A4 htalrea8c ~ elohnly auu Ill good 0ruer,
ttnoly oarpotod and cared for at the exponse of
oil tho inHatoa. Ylloy aro preforTed to tho old
style Of separate HOUSES Al affortting better no.
oommotlations ind MI Opportunity to mako bot
ter appearance for q Bmnll outlay.
All tho hougos now building irHlde tho City Of
Dreadon nre IL tlais atylo, and thoy aro occupied
as fast Ms built. The QUO to which allutlo, oI,-
posito my hotel window, ia not yot completed,
but nloBt OF tue storeBs aud tllo three llpppr
stories are occupied, tho windows being hand
somely decorated With laco o,lrtnins aud every
evidence Of comfort and refined tastc.
, 1873-06-17
L0tlfca7 G00da Mt Ylannna

The ladies find groat mnny articles cheaper
gloves OF tho very best quality, With tl1roo but
tons, cost but 60 cents per pair, Blch Us would
cost 6 francs, or S1.20, In pario. Silks arc also
cheaper hore, but velvots and 1aco much higher.
Laaiea' boots Of tho most elegant materiaT a,ul
lacos made horo arc very cheap, such ns is suit
able for ordinary trimming costing but from 20
to 10 epnts per yard Llnon la1dkorcl,iofa with
worked corners eau bo purchased for but little
moro than tho cost Of tho hnon, and very elo-
work, such as embroidery, or trimming aud
working OF dressea, IL exceedingly cheap. 4
1ndys dress, embroidered all ovor with silk cord
that would haye required ten days. close appl-
cation, wns shown us to-day, tito work upon
howeyor, Charge paris priccs, and run up very
heavy bills on the atrangers who visit horo.
, 1873-06-17
Illinois River and Canal Noyys.

Specfat Dtspasch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
LAaALLE, ILL.,, june 11-rhere waa no movement on
the r,1,r Or canal ycstcrlay. Tho canaboas Georgia
anu n dotihnntor rnssed out Of tho canal to-day, he
hfst loaded with lunbor from Chicago for Naples,
n1 fasat Tie li, laor for sparand re propeller yha
sm sdInoa wh aa for wny ports with flor hargo Frend
ar 1om onsrda ot1Ga'go f., Pr naaso , ent canal
boat Robert Holiness loade with ltmbor from Cbcaro
for .urlgs.yilc Ianng aud tho aloye.namod canai.
tnations. Thn canat-boat Hercules dropped down 10
por1, 20 load with corn. feet four ncsp Of aser
reported on tho snttro-all Of Lock IL,
Iho caialboas Marion was bought at this port To-
aay ~ ueosga mGa Leo at aiara'ala aale, for $50.
4ncEno- H41vFEnqaynEa Loskpo,t e 700 bu Ezabot
5000 'ba ssraw paper; Morning Light, Ottawa S,so3
sfansr ~ sorn; Chicago onellc Utica, 100 n corn
ottawa, 5000 o,i corn; Drill East Morri., 40 tons
coal Eyburn, harae!llcs e,000 l corn; Maple Ieaf,
Birds bridge, $500 bu corn 10o bu oaa and several
boats laden with stone
oIEAnEp-Dolplin, ottawa, 73,7o5 It lumber, 30 m
lath; isabella, Joliet 87,asG It nbor 87D0 atb, and
aovsral boats Tor way-porta, all light. :
, 1873-06-17
shortly afterwards arroated, and hofore Justtcc
7isa iGar {sstd1@y Eoa1ns gndop %9t b ''

further hoaring under "a, 600 ball.
Tho Board OF Police wero in noaaion yesterday
afternoon, but did acarcely anything oxcopt talk.
Policeman Otto was rnprinnndod for mnltroatlng
ono MCCARTHY, and tho ros!gnat1lon Of Iolioeman
disposition on the part OF aon'o Of tho police;
mon to oloHo their oyoa whom Aaloon-kcopcrs soil
liquors on Sunday, and without liconsos. II Iho
Board intend diamlBh'nF al sneh oil1cots lucy
whether IN oilicor can arrost mnn who 10 ylolat-
Ing tho ordinance on sight, md II Mr. Tuloy pays
such arrost Ia legal, tho mon who rofugo to oboy
tho order Of tho Superintendent will DO dts-
viii koop tho oaths Taken when appointed.
Henry A. Wilder, tho lawyer who defondod d
bcor-aaloon koopor narnod Horny h1athlou, In d
suit brought agninst him by tho city for atl
alleged violation Of Bco. 9, Chap. %, Of tho
City Ordinances. which was tried boforo Justice
@ an ndayit M sottng forth that Of tic Jurors
in tho case stated uulor onth that tlloy were cm-
ployes Of Field, Lotor 4 Co., and that threo Of
thom wero exo'laod for cause; y q, u. poDomor.
John MoOuloch, aid John 2. Osborn, mombcrs
of lilo jury, havo subscribed and sworn to m
affidavit sotting forth that, whom the caao Of
Mathon WAS given to tho jury, and before thero
was tinle for consultation, Flola, Letter & Co.'s
mon said, Il Lot uB fino the d-..d Dntchtnan to
(tlo on1ployos Of r.. l.. i Co.. oVinced dieposi-
zion, throughout tho consultation, to rondor q
verdict not In accordance with tho law nld EVIL
donce.
Tho Rov. 7. n: Ring, Of colliervine, Tenn., is
in tho city soliciting aid to build college in
that town for tho higher olucation Of colorel
people, Ho has testimonials from number Of
distinguished clorgymon and others, and M The
object is . worthy ono, ho will doubtless obtain
aomo funds In Chicago to assiBt in tho erection
Of tho proposed building. Tho ground is
already secured, and only Gil 900 Ii required
to complete tho fund NODDED. Collioryfllo is
located on tho Memphis & Oharleston railroad,
twonty mileB from tho former city, and many
eminent Southern mon tako an intoroBt in tho
establishment OF tho academy. Among tho lot
tors Mr.. King Inns is ono from Jofforson Davis,
who says: 's1 am assured that tho Rov. r. III.
King Ia worthy OF trust md assistance" Mr..
eaS P o4 aas n9son ls opos elS' st nog Vii 2n @ G
scribe liborally.
, 1873-06-17

occident. no romombor Nh illustrative occasion.
Crook, then Colonel Of tho I'hirty-Blxth Ohio,
reported to nosaoranB at Oross Lanoa, after the
battfo OF Carnifox Forry. RoBoorans was Do
llghted to 300 him. bocauao ho Ind good holpor.
Tho btBhwhnokora woro worry troublesome.
Crook was ordorod to B9uoloh tllom. About ton
days nfterward Crook oan1o into headquarters
looking like b 1nan who lind boon Shopping out
Q, nights. RoBacrnna md the rest Of I'm grootod
him warmly, md, aftor glass of-wntor, Haid :
ltoay:-' We'll, Crook, what did YOU do 2"
Grools-s. Otcanod out Tho blHbwhaokors."'
Crook .(drawling)-" Woll, yes, I did haro
-Hoyen but tho Id fools foil OF Il troe md
broto tllor nooIlp."
Hoad1uarters took moro Wator,
, 1873-06-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW Yonx, Juno 10.-Moncy Was III excessive sup
ply, aud after lenlfng at sG95, closed 9sy ut per
cent.
Sterling WAS hrmcr at 109k@1o9A for co lnys, and
ll0G1104 for abort sight.
Gold VIII weak. 1t opened at 11GE211BM, sold
froely at 1lo9 rocd to 1toX, from which there was
rapid break 10 1104, Succeeded at the Clearing
by further fall under reports that somo coarlngs wcro
not oIocted to l151l@1157s, tho closing 1ato. The
clique lave been aeeru. loana, l@4 per cent for
Treasury disbursements, $l59,0p0.
covsrn1nouta dull an.t lower, witt, an unusually
w1dc difference between bidding and asking rates,
Btato bonds wero very quiet.
stocks opened dull and hcayy, md up to the early
Union sold low aa s5, raIe to 8oX, and cose. 1t
80. Tho pool were buyers up to seS. Pacific Mail
was dull betwoen G7s{03ss. opening and closing at
about 4o. Now York Central VIA steady all day nj
1olA91oa. Eric vas weak, falling from a5 to G4},
oloainR vt C44. Rock Island ruled Hteady at aboiit
1o9 o. O. !. 9. declined from 2955 to 287<, atll
closed at 20. at. Paul fell from 62al to o.. Ohlos
I'D to 38H, and Union pacAs from a8t5 to ARK, Tho
remainder Of the list showed changes Of only 1G33;
per Cent.
}u.1tr.+
, 1873-06-17
II Shower of Frogs.

From tie Kansas City [afo.> Nt!ca.
Nature furnishes something mora for cur pao-
plc to "wonder about or speculate upon, this
morning, by sending down, during tito hoavy
raan, tine shower Of frogs or toada. These
ahowcr declaring the air was thick with them" !"
and tho ground in tho locality between Now
Delaware and Central, md Tonth and fourteenth
streets, was fairly strewn with tho little "lop-
description glyen Of thom NO would Judge that
thoy varied IN size from Tint OF pioco OF coal to
a lump Of chalk. although Judge portor says
some Of thom wero as large az tho ond Of q
man'a thumb.
, 1873-06-17
Vessels HaaSBotl Detroit.

DErnoIr, Mtch., Juno 16-l:3o p, m,-rAsezn ur--
prors Arstle Europe, Mohawk. Annio CRAIG, Ec!lpso
laacigh and barge uarnm and bargs; iarks A,afln.
james King City Of p4insytHo, 0rontea, Wouona !;
achrs N. Muller, ElvinA III. Riverside, H.. Doud, st.
1@wronce. Clifford III, D. Wilcox, Star ii Hope, At
y.i %atsrl h., NJ T. Mor,!ek, M.nmee yslIoy, paml!co'
rAssEp up-prola annie Young, ii. Louis. Trador
and bargcs, Dunkirk and barges; barks City Of MIL
WRukee. Thomas atreet echTa q. q, Breed oseeraus.
, 1873-06-17

-, ". y. Asckham, n ths Dayton Journal.
NYo ase rat!,er sorry that George Crook didn't
capture the AloaocB, During tho War 1t wns oh
served that when Con. Crock waa sont aftor
uahmhackora ho noyer brought any into camp
to 10 bothered with-they always met with somo
, 1873-06-17

New YonK, juno 1G,-1lrEvgs-l, yystordoy
and toay, 215 cara ar 4.3Bs Aea, mailing N725 fUr
tho wock, agasllat B,UD aHt week, lilo luAl[ty was
Of rshor nloru than No. ,a,uly duo tn tho improved
quality. Pour to gouA Texnh aud Choyokco cattle
ranged from Qu to L. common TO primo extra ha-
, 1873-06-17

g. p, Ely, Emma Mayea, Escannba. H. Blawaon Frank
Perew, J. j. prjnr, j. ". Nirho1as, D. t. Fostcr.
WIND-SoutlHe6t.
DETROIT, hIicil., Junn 1G.-TAasID DoWx-rrons
Arabts Turner and hArgcs, Hercules aud barges,
Chnn,
PASSED UF-Nonc.
WIau-Nortie1st,
, 1873-06-17
New York Dry Gooils Market.

New YoRx. Juno 10.--The wook opena With very
Quct market for nil descriptions OF goods except heavy
woolons. brown, blcacaed, and solorod cotsons arc
arc irregular. Rolled tacconesa and cambrics arc
qiot Standard prints nro dull but job lots fairly
vorsibo shayla doing bettor. iIeayy fancy CASH.
meros, bcavors aud chnchaa fairly actiye In ro-
duced quantities. Foreign goods arc very dull.
, 1873-06-17

philadelphia Livestock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, juno 15.-BEEvEs-Dul, market
favoring buyors Sales $500. Extra pcnngylyania
and Western Htecse 81 7ao@70aH fair to good $g.o5lS
100 common, 50 0O{Sd,00
sHEEp-Dull and unsettled. Sales 1000 hoad at ~
@5Ne. -
uoos-Lowcr, with aaleu Of 5000 ut $7.2s@7.so.
, 1873-06-17
The Produce Markets,
Nrly VHrK


Tho pr4dves %sw yonr 0n"r'fet''
NEv Yonx, .,3nno 7H.tforrnu- -,,,ohor ,,,,h i.
moderate demand for miilijno ,,n1nnd. "''n
Observation-Disclosures iml md inp,nr, roco,nts "a j.
coo brla supcrlno Western and State II. .I5cb I6
common to GOOD extra foaosoa5: % 9ooi Ia S,o'caf
Gnio 81 Ioa Sasa4i ~ HI GH,1a Gna
Weat rathar ore aesay reccIna 9S mn M
joctcd spring, Si.so Noft}ycstorn do. d, ,47@i
No, Milwaukee,, 81, ,4oSl III: No ohicaoo' II "a
ed ao ast g osh wntsT T, ia -. s
ccipts, 259.000 bu nav mireJ Wastern. Eias57n :.
roo siSeo4s liz =: bacs ssw o "'sf'f 400
iIaq@Dnlj iaqaJ4a1os aao eas'ef' "ss'cFn' l'tsl8'
firm fsir to good raaning T@sxe. A:oH Mo.ssss a,
st5Xas;zo: 'saD'. ''s''''' .as' 4'u'' ADa ''''0'
runrENr1Nr-gtcaiy at 4S@ 4Uc
sroox OF onArN In warchoaso:
Wheat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l74eoo
Ryo, bu. is%S
Oats, bu soeoSS
ns;lsy, 1865
pRov1sroNa-pork nrmor /; now moss, sl7.So:
at mos edy Ie 11G1 aHs: 'a
h1iddiea drmer short cioat sHa long clear, 31c;
Light fancy meats, 0Xc: Iard quiet aud weak
ssssn aoi s s@s sa5d ls1se ass4 as.ls rs
GnEEsE- -l2al3s4e;; ..
UrNnfNrArr
a wRsas autet sna rsaR as
ACC.
e md etss1y Pork hs!a It $3.50
katic, aTc. Bulk 1neats ARM shoulders. hcld st oS:c
sieas rn ,, held & at e%e sses at ss41 clear or heia
clear hold at e2<@o1Sc.
NnlskK-sscady at $780,
PM, .nr,,n,. 5aas 5m154DETra5A i1@za1 ~
extra family spring wheat $7a5@soo; w;nter wheat.
tso9@9.oo: Wheat dsll; kate III sd Wssesn red f1o6
itci demand yellow an1 wostetn ao n.ea % t5so e 1t
oia, rneylsloss-Dull 'nass pork si7so@ln's. Lard.
''ssmsi @imt1sn1-ouIes: Western, oso.
n.,u,o,r. 1n0 nAEr1AoRE 5Sn1,3Ri ssrrrr.ro,,, ,,,
wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull; mixed
Western Ga1@o3o. Outs Weak mixed western, 40
rnoy1stoNs@Duli md nominal. Lard, s,fa1ec,
nur1zn-9atst goo1 t9 e shoea Western, i5alse.
MILWAUKEE.
.na ef osss 9ns sng wsat cst
si.2oI; June, sl1s Data dull and shaae lower No.
R:}e Dar}cv dnil nr,ti non,tnn1 ~'' " -
1,EosirTs-Fiour % soo6 bbs i'll wheaf' W ia M ooo bu.
siRnRarsFlo'r }%Rd5H 59 9Ss d55SHs; whaat' bu.
DErnorr, Juno e-DREAnsrurrs-whea steady;
s1!s1 i, 1, No. T , ES FL s9sF cRsnsd
BUFFALO, juno 1eeS!oas St4 @si,ve. Wheat au,! md
oorn dull and lower: nominaly i4c Tor Nc. 4. oats
dull and lower ofrerod 1t sSo m tnycrs' - e0'@
fnr'ours-unehaneS1; eSo1nno.
TohEpo. Juno e1.-pngApsro or7a-F1our ouet and
, 1873-06-17
PHILADELPHIA.

pH7fApELPHl4, June ne16.-DnkApsTuF dull
e5tss family spsng wheat winter wheat
6l85; amber, sl,7o@1.76 Rye, 800. Corn ii lin,
tied demand; yellow and Western mixed, 6cG58o
Oats steady; wlllto 60{352o mixed, 48c.
pnoy1s1oNs-Dull; 1ness pork, $i7.50@17.75. Lard
aR9hc.
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