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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-10
Monetary--CommerciaI

MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, /
TUESDAY EVENING. Decemb Der 8. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-10
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
deGalized by State Authority and Drawn
In Public In St. Louis.

GRAND SINGLE NUMBER sCHHdK.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
CLASS NJ, TO BIZ DRAWN DECEMBER 81. 1873
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
DIED.

In Mineral Hill. July 9Th, George Nc.
Ne.zie' a native OF Picton county. Nova
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
The Congressional Steal.

A late Boston dispatch says Gener-
al Butler will publish, in a few days,
an elaborate. legal and historical de-
fensc of the Congressional back pay,
in reply to the letter of a distinguish
ed citizen Of Essex county. Every
point is fortified by numerous prece-
dents. 1t is one of the ablest papers
he has eve written; and opens with
defense of the increased pay of the
President, whose salary was raised
from S25,rO0 to $4,000 by the bill
which simply equalizes the pay of
the members of both houses, ONE
thing that never existed under the
old law. Each member received his
five thousand salary, and six dollars
for each twenty miles of distance
from his residence TO the seat of gov
eminent. Numbers Of the members
drew mileage whether they went
home or not; now each member re-
ceives 81, 500 and his actual personal
travelling expenses to and from each
session, so that the aggregate pay Of
members is but a little above what it
was before, and, in proportion, not as
much as at times in the past. The
letter will also be severe on New
England and other members who
are now abusing the bill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LOSDOS

LONDON, August ).
Advices from Cadiz to-day state
that the L. ;. steamship Shenandoah
Is In that harbor, and that she h id
ordered the frigate Vile de Madrid
to abstain from hostilities. The frip-
ate remains under the guns Of the
Shenandoah.
News from Valencia. dated LIST. "a to
the effect that cannonading at regular
Intervals is going on; that mu,ketry
firing is frequent, and that tAafA has
been some desperate fighting -Four
companies of volunteer CAVALRY hIn-
der Cavalotte, the Terror. chargeiron
the plaza. attacking FL Guarda Civil
and the Carbiners. The cavalry suf-
fered heavily. but captured four bar
ricades. The Government troops oc-
cupied the village Miseltoe, and were
dislodged by the Iusurgent artillery,
which was served by old soldiers.
deserters from the Spanish army.
The place was alternately taken and
retaken. and is now burning. having
beer set fire to bv shells from the
Curate tower in Valencia. Great en-
thu>iasm prevails among the In-ur-
gent defenders of the city. The
losses of troops are heavy.
Latest dispatches from Valencia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
California Politics.

As many of our readers take = deep
interest in California politics, we give
below the result of conventions, held
in several counties Of that State.
Following are the nominations OF
the Peoples Convention, in San Joa.
quin county: Assemblymen, Daniel
Myers and A. c. Paulzell; Sheriff, P.
W. Dudley; District Attorney, A. w.
R~oysdon; Treasurer. James c. Gage;
County Clerk, Geo. Tilghman; Re-
corder, Chas. T. Elliott; Superintend-
ent of Schools, I. c. Crawford; Audi
tor, William Fogarty; Tax Collector,
W. I. A. Gibson.
The Republicans of Contra Costa
county have placed the following
ticket in the field: For the Assembly,
j. W. Galloway; Sheriff, NJ. b. Ivory;
County Clerk, l.. c. Wettenmeyer;
District Attorney, H. Mills; Recorder.
George j. Bennett; Treasurer, j. r.
L. Smith; County Surveyor. Russell
Eddy; Superintendent Of Public
Schools, T. H. Mccarthy; Public Adj
ministrator, E. w. Killers. The con-
vention passed unanimous resolutions
for Newton Booth for United States
Senator.
Here are the nominations made by
the Democrats of Nevada county: For
Senator, NJ. p. O'Connor; Assembly
men, A. J. Pelham. B. c. Northup,
William Hill and G. w. Gitfen; for
Sheriff, George W. Smith; for County
Clerk, George E. Turner; Recorder,
Lee Garth; Treasurer, William H.
Mitchell; District Attorney. Niles
Searles; County Superintendent OF
Schools, Irving Henning; County
Surveyor, D. 3. Merry; Public Ad-
ministrator, William B. Campbell;
Coroner, w. G. Pope.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
San Francisco and the q. 8. Sena-
torship.

The Bnuetia and Union both saw the
Republican Legislative ticket in San
Francisco, with perhaps one or two
exceptions, is for Gorham for United
States Senator. What matter if it is ?
Ordinarily, with but two tickets in
the field, the Democrats are pretty
certain of the city. How ran any 9TH
er result be reasonably anticipated at
the approaching election whe:i the
Republican strength is divided be-
tween a half dozen factions? The
Democrats in the mean time are mar.
shaling their forces in solid phalanx,
with nothing appearing. to an OBJ,
server at this distance, which
gives the least promise of discord.
The sentiment to-day of a large ma.
| iority of the voters of San Francisco
is for Casserly. 1t was mainly due to
his efforts that the Goat Island
scheme of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company was defeated in Congress.
Will the Bay City low prove so un-
grateful as to repudiate its firmes;
friend? We imagine not; and were
we called upon to predict the result OF
the present contest, We should un-
hesitatingly put the San Francisco
delegation down for Casserly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

dated ID, state that the bombardment
Of Valencia 10y the Government troops
was ext ected to begin on Friday, but
was deferred by the commanders not
being able to get the mortars in posi-
tion. 4 regular mortar fire was de-
livered this morning, without doing
much damage. A few citizens were
killed, and the church Of San Sebas-
tian was injured nv bombs.
The Bishop of Ely will succeed the
late DR.. Wilbeforce as Bishop of Win
chester.
n railway accident occurred last
night between AShlan and MancheS-
ter. Ivy which Is persons were injured,
but 0 killed outright.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

VACANCY FILLED.-We copy the
annexed item from the RereiHe OF
Monday: Mr.. J. F. Roberts was to-
day appointed County Recorder. by
the Board of Commissioners, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
II. j. Brakeman. Mr.. Roberts is
well and favorably known through
out the county. and his appointment
will be especially acceptable to those
who have had occasion to transact
official business with him within the
last three years-during which time
he has been acting as Deputy County
Clerk or Recorder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

BRADFoRp.-Judge \. G. Bradford,
formerly of this State and at present
a District Judge in me of the south
ern districts of California, has been
re-nominated. A dispatch says his
nomination is equivalent to an cleo
ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
BORN.

In Virginia City, July &c, to the wife O
Jas. Hooper. a daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
NOTICE.

1--we Ibis DAY SOLD MY STA.
iaxc iI T" Slsar and tobacco BUSINESS
cal business, which Nil ga eiIoul-
n~eretoioi.l to S. MICHAEI.S' wwho w as
c"htihue the sane AT the old stand VIII
A debt due me from the Statinnoru
anu ioDtcco business ill be coiIac,ad
for HI S :. Mienaels, Al amounts due ne
self. \, IriIecteu oy my
Eureka Nev.. AnS 3. is7s. sna
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
NEVADA.

RENO, August 5.
As the freight train on the Virginia
p& Hfrgkee railroad. WAS crossing the
bridge today, two Indian TOys III at.
tempsniS to climb on the train we're
thrown under the wheelsand one was
instantly killed. The other cannot
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

SwINDLES.-Denver has on hand
two lottery schemes, the 'ColOrado
Gift Enterprise" and the Free Libra
nv" scheme. The Ne,rs of Denver is
vigorously ventilating both AS swim
dies. This is much better than the
Omaha Dress did with the late lottery
imposition OVer there. 1t is full time
that people understood that he who
promises to give two or more dollars
IT exchange for one or less, is either
a knave u a fool. and that all the
chances f,vor the former conclusion.
Salt Lake Herald.
1t is also much better than a portion
of the press of this State is doing with
reference to the Nevada Insane Asy-
ium swindle. No one at all familiar
with the history of the frauG doubts
for a moment that it is a cold-blooded,
downright steal, yet there are papers
in this State which do not hesitate to
recommend it to the public as a
straightforward, honorable scheme.
CNGRATEFUL. = Parkinson, of the
Nevada Tribune, also Chief of the
Seven Liberals of Ormsby county,
claims to be a true Republican, and
says he desires no political friendship
with Democrats. If we remember
correctly, he was quite willing last
Winter to accept a clerkship in the
Senate provided for him by Demo-
cratic votes and influence. Will the
mighty chief of the Liberal hosts
please condeseend to explain this
seeming inconsistency?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06

NJ. Is. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all uar,s
OF theAciY. ALSO !. c. Bateman's agent
ior Monroe Survey. Office M the
CaIii"rnia Lumber Yard, southeast cor.
hcr OF Buefannf ateman streets. amin
, 1873-05-24
MARINE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.


acbr A. L. Potter, canaos, Isl gross tons pig iron
Prop s. O. Baldwin, Eaeanaba, 90 gross tonH jig iron.
schr @ 9. mIbart csalrsv!iie. liz eds wood.
schr ). r. Joy, bay City, GOT m lnEnbor.
@ ssar @ ssyss;h ohio wa LAKE, iso n lumber 90 n
lRih.
scow LAUREL Duck Lake. 70 N l,s lumber, n 1ath.
Scow Dan Hayes, Atanfstee, 100 III lumber.
schr Lavsnda. Lincoln, 125 III lumber.
5chr O. Il NoDnrts, Grand 1layon, Is III lumbor,
schr Persia, White Lake 90 lumber.
ssS s W15ts %s Oak 9sasss Nsn;sss 1s9 @ u{sr naSsr
schr Magnolia htuskogon 10 N lumber, 10 m pichcs.
barge Comet Mlskcgon. 23o III lumber.
schr TIHcoia, White lahs, too III humber.
sclr Lizzlo Throop, Grand Haven, q c.!s wood,
pFop pSp t's eity ot sadison Sturgeon m M Day iio er.
Prop Ira Chatoc. aaugatucf, 10 III lumber, so rolls
Prop ooomos, nufIaIo s7o brls sugar, 50 tons rig-
schr Daw,,, @ i wllto iii Lake, Il 4, lunDor.
ssr ssr %ason ansss sss 10 n 9s %r '
seow Mil,on Whle Lake, l38 NJ lumber, Is ID lath.
scllr Atadlson, Ludnngton. q IN inalbor; o..
pris saroma, Menon,'nco 200 nj lumber, 100 N shiu-
brig Z. ". Williams, Menomtuee. 300 m lumber.
Prop milwaukee, osienslreh, lSooo ba corn, sr,l 80
Prop irs ohaiIse gaugatueA 80 sre0n sasa hides, ana
SGAr Bunriae, DulIalu, %, 200 hu corn.
Bclr +. Jones, Buffalo, blu 81, GOO oats.
stmr a ii sanltowoc, nj s.to@oc as aaeks pean"t: 10
sehr Naaiesl, Miolisaa 6y, ID m lumber, aud 200 m
sssw Ms ws!s 20 s,s ,1s ro, ,n
sehr i. % v. orosthwsite. buffalo, 10000 pu oass,
, 1873-05-24

"a follows: Btr1cy choice dairy, packed, 21@27o !;
medium to good, l8a22o; inferior to common. log
tic. ,
uAda1Na-No changes woro developed in this mar
kot Dmsincss continues ratcr slack, and Tho rrssa
lent fcoling ts easy. Wo quota: Stark, 30ko Lud-
low. 85o Lewiston, 84Hos American. 39o; AmoakeaEt
121n; Ottor Crenh, 3io; b,r1np bags md bn, 2o(S
2ao; gann'es, single, 17@tso; to double, 2a@29o;
BROOM oOflN-waa in totornhly fair' demand At
tho annexcd 1rtces: No. stock braid, 5000; No.
do, 31Slo No. ito, ?@31lo; inside green, 3x@4o
do red tip, aa4o; do rnlo and red, 2d52Ho.
BUILDING MATEls1A ALs-sonio tenlcrs report nn
Improvement In tho donand though tho general trao
n light. Lima III barrels IL nov. quoted nt $l.10
@l.25. Quotations for other materials nnchang-
81, as follows: et,tcco. $3.5e@a.7s; Now York
soeo 20 s;;,sas sorno n d. *2so
dele ccn,ont, $3.25@360; Utica, 1.ou1sTlflc, and
Akron cement, $9.o0 por brl; marble dust, 33.25
@36o; limo In bulk, 90; lime {nrlal. N1o@l25
por brl; whito aand, per bFl: M:7592@; p1as- as
$4000@p0.o6; building briuk {commonl $500 sewor
brick, $l2o0919.oo: country brick, <l2.00, deiv-
orcd st. Louis hydraulic pressed. ${5.oo. del;
Milwaukee, pressed, f39bo dol. do common, 81 90
1saefno rEcssed 5000, DOL; do common, $14.0o
l1islale $25.00 del. Indiana pressed, $22 o0@940O
Do common, $l1.0O Excelsior pressed, No: ! and
$1,000 por ton. Tho following Is tho list Of prices
per box Of to feat for domestic window glaas, from
which n reduction Of Is aud DOT cont is made to
, 1873-05-24

;, hrr. ". II. Wnitc now weighs for N1r. John Wade,
Tho seow Laurel iost hor iiying-jl In tho gale, this
morning, OF Gross Point.
Tho sclrs Bkylark, iooking. Bird, American
THO now schr y. " OroHthwate cleared to-day for
buffalo with 5000 bu oasH.
1rs now tn Lake Superior, lated 17th aud 18h state
That the boata havo had to Agh tanae of leo,
sf ha wssr N roa da' f2a Po ons
10 ten ,nchcs cvcry night. The 1Iurd the flrst
tn nUas 70 a 5eae nna Teseysa ho Gstoar,
ieo one Of ho boats got xitGin asen niles oi Mar.
posed to DO ico-boud at Grand is1a1ld Tho Lsonold
Austrian Steamers arc nov trying 10 get no Mar
time effected On ontrnnce. ~ '@>'' '''' ''"'' " LILLE
Tho milwaukee, Sentinel, May %, bays: "oa Tues.
81 6Sco xs, ssk so9s 99snas an
echr ,Hayana, Upward bound, colidsd nbout twcn-
She was struck her starboar bow anl had lcr rst
qnckwork md shrco or four strakcy OF plank broken
aud upper and lowca topsal1 yards carricd away sns
was towcd to our hnrhor Wednesday, afternoon leaking
may9na H t. known to have lost her bowspr }bboon,.
~ buffalo tho tug III Smith has received general
The So,s sshr osp9 Horn has been takon to Dua.
o a. h9s @ wan e. mas n her etarboard aldo four
is vory hard looking wreck 0fN ''Ao' 'N'
Tho schr Exile, which damaged fy rettfnu
ashore on Lake Superior laat fall haB arrived at Csya
Iand ana goiin intn tbs dry lnck for repars.
- new schooner called tho Atluuta wnR lnunchcd
whcat. ' N0~ "*'''' oa
Edwards Of 5,oooo00 # Of lumber passed pctrott
Thursday. 'N1'NN 0SS1''s
a party Of Surveyors who arrived at ColIipawoad.
Sunday from snus st. Marie III sailboat. roI1rt liz
ua,sGsa and aeyera other steanera ce-bond On tho
ti!n a ~ Wh,sky Bay head Of Iako SUPERIOR and tho
hgona . 1a aground IN Manitowaung Bay. tug which
hau gone 70 her assistance was also nRrouuI,
Tho sclr Proble, Which caulu out as brg IN
1877 anu has been In constant service ever since ID
probably tho oldest vessel afloat OF tho hikes.
a buoy antl stake Layo been located ut Bar Point
They will oe plainly ratbo in all but the worst wealth
or and is hoped uay to nvert such disnstcrs ay
took place there during the early part last eeaeon
During Intense darkness or thick weather. steamers or
FasHcls Will necessarily have to govern themselves by
tho bearings Of Dots Dlano g4t located On tho south
point Of Tho island.
Tho outer Gun buoy and salo at Tho entrance Of
haumeo River nrp already located Tho others WILL in
duo tins, be properly urranged On Turtle island ut
tho outlet to tho Manmec, IL Il lighthouse which, with
many serves as guido thu fat without The as
slstanco Of buoya OF aakes
Tho Detroit Past Says " Tho moving Of yesscs
horcabonts by sutall steamers, known as tugs was
properly organized year two since, an With tho
requisite number employed, paid fair compensation.
The hnstness has not increased but tho tugs have
consequently ali arc compelled 10 work ut low rates
aud nono aro milking large tlividentle."
, 1873-05-24

REAL ESTATE.


The following instruments wore filed for rec
ord on Friday, May 23:
CITY PROPERTY.
West Madison, near n n corner OF Curtin It, 3 I,
Lot % and u1d " Of w6 It Of Lot a, dated May II;
consideration, $4,000
Lots 81 to 50 and 81 to 60 and II to TO- in Block g.
sec TO- 80, II, dated May 8 confederation, $l0,0o0
Banwens 81, II Of and Elk st, " I, Lot 40, with
buildings, dated hlay q consideration, 400.
Lot a. IN Block of Sec 20, 30, II, dated 1lay
1eneeea st, bet taullna St and Aah,ana av, ~ Lots
Sc A s. a. sassos daed Spru s 's,ss
cayuga st. bet auburn md nslsted ats I, 80 It to
alley. dated a. g A. April 10; consideration, 5000.
So n2sk sst.d S6 haga nosa S q
Wsilaee t. oosner Il Tweaty-afth wv st. ~ Of
'ns @es D%ss %9s2sssss1 +
a5sl2t IT. dated April 50; eonsiderstion, l2a. -
Lake ay, sax IT, Of Thirty ninth it. {, 3a1tx1s7
Toprnoy e.. y cornor of oamptsll ~, t. Lots
easag a MeTs s aE SoaEsdeMislGa seooo
a.ed ny :oasideratd efa sses seo sss'na Addition
96xlo4 Il, dated May 2l consideration, $4,000.
+, 2szie1 &, dsed May i; consideration, ss,4So ''
Bntseraeld IT. near " cor Of Thrtyninth st, Of,
~ - eonsiaeratoaa & s0 'S' o. H. dated May
Prairie av, cor Of Thirty yscrenth ct, n f. t05x12A
tt, dated March confederation, $8, ,58B,
NORTH OF CITY LIM1Ts.
Lincoln ~ $50 II Of George st, ct, 4s1l25 IT,
dated May n; consideration, 81 200.
East Il Lot I4ots And Of Block Is, &c. In Pine
Grove, dated Hay ! confederation, &2,360.
Aourn OF CITY LIMITS.
d.ssd xPrii -; soaslssratioa ssoe9 N ~ '.1''''
Wabash aV, OF and near FGtysl1th st. 80 II, dated
May 10 !; confederation, $2,t 500.
Lots IT and 10. IN Biogk IT, in Allan Smiths 6ubdi-
v!sion nav Bee 49, 80, 10, dated May q consld-
Lot 49, In Block 3, Of IA rods Of u Soc L. 49, a.
datod May 10; conatderation, 800. =
Sec $, IS, H. dated Nay q eousidaraton' $500. u
WET OF CRY I1ElTH,
Lois 10 and II, III Block !, in BlancEaris " swH
B,Boo.
tots to 10, in Block T. and Lots to 7, in block 0,
k2DDD. .~ "'
, 1873-05-24

r1aS1noN-oaiet sijli prevails ii ill MARKET and
prices were not subjected to any decided cango, rul-
ngseady % follows Scotch taceerng to brana 90
Missouri stono eSal, s,7.co56a.o9. ,.
IT supply r Of chickens IT, T. a ors
TarSs2s Ss i .PfSE P5s s sts 4 Z s9S 81 ast 4
ehiskona at 800; eoeps y ti2s; coops sprine q
s2oo@2so Il 4 coqEa at eSops dske d g. $3.50
I wss no psrtcaT par
Choice reachblows in demand for homo conaump-
potatoes wcre du and lower sailing nt $oo@ % per
br1. Sales include cars choice peacholowa at ooe
car do at 6ae delivered cars do at 56o OIL track
SALT-Therc was no change to noo, the inquiry IA
lighh and priccs atoady, 90 follows: Onondaga and
bsn gbsw ns Ssep 9iona S5sssy sssr r9
slfy pss saek' ss55; ground aIam' ssaSssld Turks
sEED5-liungasian md rnllct woro In moderate rc-
quest tho former s In argo supply and weak at 81 is
@25 ,nillet w9s about % o aa9tabls At soSSs5o
primo fancy seed Il sl.a5. rio eaerings of timohy
nrmly FIX Is quoted Il sl.0o. Glover waa nominal.
ssles were roporte Of 20 bass n,ms ohy At
125 oaga primo niet at 85c l1s hags at 8oc 80 Bugs
TEAs.D'lsincss ras reported qutct at former auo-
tatons. Tho JoHrnat NJ Commerce says Of tho Now
York markets Z" The market is very quiet. Tho lino
10 operate ' It liz l moment NoiwIthsantllng tho d-
nesa, there is rnthcr more confident fecng among
dssss ds' Sna 1chs IT o onWns @
4t59s5o; do good, coS7oc; 10 cloico to extra
n aer sse 70 aao Rs 0a e ss esss s ss Ss
@l29 extra as@ lA3 eo1se 10 estra Loaf 5sraa
, 1873-05-24

MONETARY,

-~-------
MONETARY.
T,,a.. n,,u,,, Nav %!
Tho ooa, onov n,rnt NAY ~
.n:v .na ~ ,y n'..'. - sonos ls"a'
oaSy' ano no changes OF Importance haVo tekea
Now York oxchanua VIVA frmer to.day. with
.a1o, ho,,.o.,, -. w."
M s.".on ,a...m.'als ua''As ~ l'A'' ,,..,a
tho movement OF currency In my alrectioh 70
HAS THE TREASURY THE AMOUNT OF co1w II
o1A,Ma2
Tn conr,c,,on ,v,t, Tn,nnra y, tho orr,n,,o,,,,,
"As' .,os' ~ sno =. .e"n'A".'o',
advance the prioo Of cash gold IN New York, 1t
noth1na so thu amomnt of ao. oop o1t ~ thu
1rnfI.d s..tas, tao ] mroaarrs that u -nrort.
s,a,., ~ sno aGGs ,.tasaa1I haselnoasd aI9ln u
aiai mHntn 70 II, month. NotWlthBtana1lB tnat tlo
taS VI LIE 9ueaton nov ma3 o9 aomo ID .llo
tsoteHs OF Inc pnlle, thero ls unaoupteuly sgn1a
~ yenr a6o lEeasu1or epinnor acc9Gt IN, or
mn Sno .ransaonona Of tlo hrss syndicate WIN the
1asss ,sa5 InHms1 % a,, .e WY R" H. nnons VI
o too1s wh1cn haa . 1oon r9aeomea " osehang
se'a. ri *sse r iaeiadsa a @ To seia ss!sass r: .
tSa Shos ef IL q exssasnS SSsa
q me syndoo l eorloeonaon1t H. g., o. 1S NoW
6,.f>
@aa "a nnn u ooo nco q WI VI
;scHe ~ ~ @ ~ .. ~, 1,,a mns
;n tba ootr,, W coi,, paHo. u9
10 Nou @''ent 4sarte ~" ~ tsng mn mn T,,t
In DAFT "tatcmcnt far NAV rcnortoJ i'm coin
haianca n thn Traaanrv ~ a77 nm mn md tbo
gery ncrtlnent nu ory d natursiiy suggested. Il
tha dnhsnrnasnmrv "a Nav NJ Vnrk ony hoii ea7.
nm mn IL II ,'oaS,hta that III t1,a otl,nr E'b.
Troaar1ioa ~ ~ III Initial a,afna non1a havo HcIa
~ m ~ ,uv na an I'M nm ~
The reports M % Of tue D. Burean q statstes % SHOW
that ~ loaat twoathrtla of a,i tho ;mtiaha enods
imnortad ;nto tha IJn;so1 Rtntos ara nnter61 a.
tha nort ~ Naw yorls mi t,,o i'ticaewh;ch oro
ia rp,,1v aa,,roo ~ ao},, rovon,,onra mia tnrn
r. Il rosso,al1o - snnnoao tharafora' ' tat t,ro'
th;rds nf the overaro coin hs1ancc oe
thn T,eaeurv wonld In foun1l IN tl,e
Naw. Yor1s' sui,.T,resa,,rv IL car.
not In doniat7 that tbo croolicd vara a, Tia
Trcss,rv ns ;levoinno1 in conncctnn viii tho
iro sr5acates haxo creato nod "dtm Ian, ' ~
rc",on5h1n tlnnbt ahont tl,e cxace,oss s 1 NJ ,ha
TrSn4nrv stotnnonIa ~ ti'o amnn,.t nf co,n nv
hs,I 1'"'oA''0 - NV "'AsA' ~ 00AA Va
nrepo,arn,, ,rv vo,, roar ..rr,.,a
1ra onos1;o,, ~ - 9r,,a,bo- ho,ic ~ ros,or.
liza ~ 1sarronnr ~ - auo,, ~ ~ oa1isfarn1a
- msv hasa danositod on .yoat,r,tv $or +i,o 1nsr
hss hson 5iacuasoi A. opsiiorahIa ienath In
several financial pansrs in various nayta
of tho. country. Tia Nav Ynrk .z,Hrnni
~ To,nn9erco rrnliv gond .nthnr.
iEv m snch tnnica. holds that lin
hank IL mi rosnons;hIo' And fnr Tho ro,ann
, 1873-05-24

uoda-Thcro was mora animation In tho hog trado
tHah Oh yesterday but va1lea were essentially 1ln-
chango' Tho fact that receipts wero moderate, and
to tenor q Eastern aavces rather encouraging,
enulated huyora, and tho different classes took hold
$6u94eQ for poor 10 common, Mt $4.G5C1470 for ue-
dintt and ut good to CHOICE inferior de-
scrlptious sold low M s400@A40 while few car
loads Of extra were dsrosed Of but most Of tho
aays n1!g!ueas waa trnns.cted within tho range Of
taasI4:75. Only few droyea remained NnBold, and
tho market closed atoady at tho Rbeyo quotations,
Among tho tEaneaclIona wero tho following: -.
, 1873-05-24
COMMERCIAL,

Fn1pA7 EVENING, May 40.
Tho following vera the recoi2te and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, and tor the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-05-24

METAIs II AND 4 D TINNEits' srooK-Wsro dull. On
gayanzcd iron Discount Of 70 per cont Ii HOW made
Gy dealers, prices for otlor articles aro without
and then III checsing aalea. No quote:
TIN pLATE-IO. l0x14, $3.50: do, l41f2, $3.50 do
1&120, 5000; do. roofing, 10, $l4.to; do, 2oxe8,
$50. .Od.
Tia TN-Largo. 42o; ANAL, 43o; bar. 44c
sI1EEr z1ao-Fnll casks, lii; half casls llA@l15c;
ieeH quantity, l1Ho; slal, 0u.
Hl1sKT Inoh--No. a. 61lo rates. 49,.
aALYANIxxp 1Aos--No. 1das:0, lto: No. 1292i, Ice:
, 1873-05-24
3.75@t.m

Stock Cattfo-ComMon chttlr, In tocont
nesl,, averaging 100 10 1880 lbn. 3.75
1nfcrtor-Light md thin cows, hoifors,
sinBa, bulls, nni1 Acat1awag Ateers.... 3.0o
Catifc-Te1aa, Northern Wintefol. .,........ 4Mh
Cattle--Corn-fed Tctaa.. a............,....u.. 4.5U
, 1873-05-24

sHEEP-Tho demand, though far from being active,
was about equal to tho offerings, aud former prcea
wero toernbly well sustained Good to choice riay bo
quoted at $4.75@U.4O, and poor to medium a. 5000
AGO. Lanlba aell at $3.00R4,60.