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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-07-30
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
CARL VOGT SAVED FROM THE PAIN
OF EXTRACTION.
A Man Murdered in the Presence Of His
. Wife by Burglars.
y FIEND AMONG THE
FARMERS
lie Tries TO Throw a Railroad Train
from the Track.
Terrible Accident on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
Twenty Cars Wrecked by a Runaway
Train,
HON & NEWS.
Meeting of Railroad Officials.

ST. LOUIS, Missouri, July 24.-An
adjourned meeting of railroad man
ayers. superintendent and ticket and pas
senger agents, to confer on the question of
commissions, free passes, &c, was held
here yesterday. After considerable discus
sion, resolutions were adopted declaring
that no more free passes or half-fare tickets
should be issued after the first of August
next, except TO the officers, agents and en-
ployees of the roads. Twenty-one roads
were represented two-thirds of which are
west of the Missouri river.
LOUISVILLE, July ga farmer living
near Mount Vernon, attempted to wreck
the eastern bound train on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad. Sparks from the
engine, he said, burned his fence. He was
sent to Jail. Lynching is threatened.
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HOW they IIunt ,.RuI.Iux., in IOWA.

ST. LOUIS, July 2G.-The RepuJticdn
has received special dispatch from ST.
Joseph, Missouri, which says telegram
received Ethere states that a number of the
Iowa railroad train robbers crossed the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad few
miles east of Chillicothe, on Thursday,
with a large party of pursuers only three
section Of, the country That could be
reached by telegraph have been advised
and the roadsin every direction are guard
ed by bodies of men. Two of the robbers
aaid to be. notorio~s desPoradoes of
Clay counCy, Missouri. The dispatch fur-
ther states that there never was such a de-
termined pursuit of villains as in this in
stance and it seems almost impossible for
the robbers to escape. 1t is believed, how
ever, that they will not be taken without a
terrible conflict, as they know that cap
ture means instant death.
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a Chapter of Terrible Aeeidents.

BANGOR, Me-, July 2S.-Two spans of
the bridge between the old town and Mil
ford, was blown away by tornado. An
engine and tender, with five men, was
passing. The engineer was killed.
MEMPHIS, July 2S.-Frank Moore, q
well known citizen, was killed at 3 O'Clock
this morning in his room in the presence
of his wife. 1t is supposed he was killed
by burglars.
ST. LOUIS, July ga storm at Macon
City, Mo-, partially destroyed the Masonic
Temple and other buildings. Three per-
sons were killed, and Judge Henry severe
! ly injured.
| CUMBERLAND, IND, July 2I.-Early
! this morning engineer, Conway, on the
| Baltimore and Ohio railroad, lost control
! of his engine on the down grade, two miles
east of Altamond and forty-tive mile west
of here, when his engine ran away, and
! when running over forty miles an hour,
struck the rear Of freight train, demolish-
| ing twenty cars, loaded with corn, cotton
! tobacco from the west, scattering the Goa
! tents of the cars all over the track. Engi-
neer Conway and two men named re-
spectively Martina and Elliott, droYers
! from Barbour and Harrison counties West
| Virginia, were killed. II. Burke, cOnduc-
tor, and +. COrnery, brakeman, both OF
Piedmont, and n drover named Reynolds,
were badly injured. This is probably the
most terrible wreck that has ever occurred
on the Baltimore and Ohio road. The
trains were delayed to-day, but are now
H. Il
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stage Robbery in California.

SAN FRANCIsCO, July 2S.-1 esterday
the ColfaX and Grass Valley stage was
stopped by four men, near Grass Valley,
who blew open Wells Fargo d Co.'s treas
ure box and decamped with IS 600. None
of the passengers were molested.
CINCINNATI, July 2S.-At Rogersville, a
man accused of outragng little girl was
OH trial for the crime, when the lights
were eXtinguished, the prisoner knocked
down, shot twice with n revolver, dragged
two squares and then hanged.
MANITOBA, July 2S.-1he Count refuses
bail to Lord Gordons kidnappers.
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Tae fire in TWenty-thlrd street, ana
Broadway stage stables originated in the
hay loft through the carelessness of an en-
ployee who took light up there. The
$50, 600, which was insured for $75, 900.
The stock was damaged $50, 900, which was
uninsured. The fourth floor was occupied
10y the Fifth Regiment as an armory The
loss to the regiment is about 100000 and is
uninsured.
, 1873-10-23

WEDNEspAY EVENING, Got. "a.
ALConoL-Quotablo at *.8e@l.s5 for o. per cent
nRooM ooRN-cont1nuos to meet with moderate
dcrnaud and rules Arm at tho given prices aB foawa
's into ehoice hafl breo, s1@Te; tos good d. -
9oo; good to choice stock BRAID sx@eHc; infet!or
orni pshSS ANb pEAsA fow orders wore roeeved
generally for choice beauy which arc in moderate sup
sys PS Ind s Rss' Ts5s s3 te NJ
$50; common % falr beans, 3l2sS92oo. Green peas,
s$a5ff gsF sEyS1s9br:s Ia yssx g. rs. In Light re-
uuea but other materials wore meeting wth 1saso1a-
aby fair demand. There was no ehango tn quotations.
stesSs soo sil;is Mossssie eeiuoi
tis,e p'o aust s. % lime IN Sas nMs tsElsl.
61lo@116 br white sand 2 eEi = r'asIo a
sssf srieE ~ tss aaS
mon rressea b5iek. ssWes nges
sgaS !; f
$le.o9@2t0o: do common, $loooaslo'oo; hso cay u
u; B;HTTEH@Thero l was liberal movement in tho
diHcsent grades both oeal account and Tor shil'
mont, aud the masket ruled comparatively STEADY Ut
aa oioaas ohoes yso~ s % sssoo soo
1O@2fo lnfcrior to common l3ts1sc: A.,
of DpSlii esiees Following siarf \. s7Xa; Ludlow. 4.
S5xo; Lewiston A. a5o American, saAe: Arssssag @
a a%s o'ss ssass assss sass sa e. nsa
! CHEEHE-Notling new WIS dc7cofea, W conueS-
ton with this market, The denand continues siack,
put unt!er iiaht stocks tho market maintains ar1n
tone. e qloe: Nov YORK factory, ml,a' ~ Es
'oGei GoAfslst viii good inquiry, at The t9llsw-
WI sanns' a'siooo: sio.oo: Erie, s5so walnut llf!l. tgsO;
uol. sloo0: tica Hun ta60; Hocxing Valley, $500
p9sk KFhsnd 9rsts
uUorEKAaE-Wss III moderate request at IN
changed prices AZ to'oS9 I norS hss1ss r.; ne
our bnrro!s, ,i8G57bo lork stavcs, rough,
% 81 1nesss oo s:s s1ss s'syss
whSky slaves, rough. S28 90 do uckgd, f3so
nour staves sgoos 100; e'rSa 3i"ae aGs saa n" a. !H
1,ork and orcc poIos $jO0o44o per H. aalva were
reported Of cur 1t for pork barroia and &lea fer
ttercoa . .,.. ...
fair a.,d In fact rather s1eee1s expectations. DO
cline "a Gotud auveral articles, among them utn!nc
foilue, carnrhor. Rlycesino, and or!un, lua to III
easior feeling iu Nsw York Incident TO tho downward
l R,-ntI Va Ntf
, 1873-10-23

ortont at slight advance old Or mixed ehsckons!
goeae, 3ao6@lf.ooi tuskeya dtal2e prai5to chick
sara sn auSSs' s7bssoo par Gos; sMsi dIsis Ills
CLIO; enpe, si.25 von!son Saddles long cut, 1dc;
t,honsas Gsnas M and baginsw, ne ssoo orainery
COARSE, $2lo eoarso diarnond g e2io ground solar
M.lo@4:23; A.htoa dniry, per SACK t''ooaS'2S;
TE1g~Thcro wero no quote,1o changes IN prices
OF teas tho market ruling steady at Ao ranges
Yo},nu hyaon, common to fntr, So@5oo: to good,
6o@70o do enoco to o1t.a ane, voegsx1'io CON-
soaeoo: good 10 choico do, far to good gnn-
powder, f0taDoo choica Hngauey, Sllt@l.2o o1tra
Goyuris $1.a5@1.4o; clolce to e1trs new yapans
Ga1t ds 70 a09a eat e
TO no doong a546o; good ooes0'o' cno'co 10 e'''"'
et.aay, y,s ~ fseTs; sn,xsa. n.s.
nm, $4,000; poor TO common, 4o@5oo. ,,.,o..
ptuo-Natufel leaf, 10000; half bright cos7oo;
ssa'sssa@asssSi sSs, !s aho'es 'ae'e'' 'atan' ''e
NV WoonmGontinSes eG' qaot at former quotations
nsss al .ysPs msp!s sles' hickory s1s0 s'0'
Wt1IM,emana ~ a,ot, Prices afo mnrkod up 10
&c. to meet The views Of ho1dora and SOHO parties aro
arm at these qlrcs, though whore there fs deaire 70
realize, rrices shaded more Or lcss. SHOCKS Aefo
Light, and In the hands of faw. "e quote
Tub, vasled, common to good. .se9g!So
qImmoa qisoee ~.shSsG xIxx. iaii
Flcccc waahcd medium light. ..a9s455o
Coarse, washod. ............ 5Staaoo
Fleece, unwanhsd, coarse 10 medium .2s@a2c
Fleece, unwnahed huo. .24@29o
Super and sKtrA pulled. ,oet58o
, 1873-10-23

bank Presidents. Tho nioat which this ramb-
liup letter Gnu hopo to DO is to huggoBt n few
uuGatlunB, among tliom tho following:
s,,ed ,G 70 bs aagnonto by Ehe Payment q IN
, Docs not tho preHunt praotico tena to main.
tain higher standard Of roaoryo gonorslly, md
30 ouhanco tho security OF Tho maae Of do
Doou ii not also help to mobilize tho limited
volume Of or currency and mako It mora caph-
bio Of doing tho work demanded OF it7
bo sps,qapo sas bafora a proceog % to ogso
1Iayo thoy boon atsworad Has there boon any
rually thoughtful consideration on tho subject
Finally, admitting that thoy have been fully
oonsaered and anaws5ea sassfaososly a snd
attompt to diotnto as to tho partiee bctwcon
whom ,tBnnco Of money! ahnll obtain as well az TOR
prescribing the rateH thoroof, moro IN conso-
nance with tho Legislative spirit Of the Fifteenth
fully, I. Il. LELAND.
Eiu OLAmE, Wis.,, Oct. 20. 1878.
TI,E nuMonED PURCHASE or ronE1dN E1oHANdF.
OF all tho propositions for Government intor-
forenco In tho affnira OF oonmerco That nave
been mado Of late yoarn, We know OF mono g. 80
utterly prcpostorouB ns tho rllrnor Of one to tho
efroct tint tho 0overnment Of tho United Btates
should come to the rescao OF tho foreign ox, 5,
chnnge market BY buying tho sum Of Ct, ,ooo.ooo
mont Las no requirement for any at1ch sum Of
money. Tho Government hns no moro right to
meddlo With tho foreign exchange market than
It has to regulate tho price q pota:.
bo shown tint tho prcsidont neyor authorized
any s,loh statement in regard to tho purchase Of
exchange. Tho whole story probably originated
IN Wall street. There is however, ono very zig
n1lcant point in this connoetion W. that thero m
much administrative modelling BY tho Treasury
Department, with the details ct our commercial
atfairn that oven ns ridiculous rumor as this
| about tho purchase OF sterling exchange
Boutwell,, as Secretary Of Tho Treas.
| ury, educated tho people to e1pcct all
such instances Of interference In accordance
with his ideas Of a patorual government, which
ia only another name for that protective aysten1
| which Inns boon tried in tho ynrious revolutions
in France, and always resulted In communism,
| and finally III deapotism.
| LOCAL 8ToCK AND noND MAnKET.
L - ~ llI
, 1873-10-23

ooss% arm It ss rS IT, ss sn
Reloeled closed q soho Cash ealcs rorottod of
a9oo " 81 Do M s eeo 1eo 1u 10 DO q !pamy TT No. 2 ?.
No. y ii 10 Il S III
do At s7Kc; 5000 bu DO 1t a7Ne; 6O.lo5 bu 10 at
b. Ss issotsa e e e @ do u iS
&p !, sSd ha g i baso "ao' b No. Mt
mont, aud nrm. though, quosoa weak and lover IN
oaKcwas ohtainablo for round loss In special ho,aea,
wherea part cargo had slresdy beon sooure1; TIE M
a2H@0a4o, olosina It tho inside. Boiler December
5:Sssts i 81 u S5s il o +! g. "
So; 100 ii III roiecseI i ssNe 900 6a do Il aso
1,50o bn white. 1y saInple ae CSC 600 bu Dc at
1900 bu do Mt $40; coo BIT do at a2Xo. Tosal 1lo,-
" wa dull and fully 10 low0r there being spps-
Ell, e. eoa nes es
eiaowhore ii 3D. For receipts in tho IIoag Or Ma
tonai Elevator" ele was tho beat bid. hejeeted was
Barley wAa rathor more aottvo aud much stesllcr
costnx IN arm Hs At tSo tnsde. ] No. A WI 1aa
a. 9Th ss. @sts sp:sas pspates q o sd 81 No. sss 4
4,8oo bu do at s. i.o2x 1900 bu do at sl32
1000 hu do ct $l.o1 l,2co bu do at SlooX , ,soe
do Ut ID $500 bu REJECTED At 76,So; 2oo0 bu By
pe at $40 400 bu DC at $l.s8; 800 bu DO al S37
sioe: Goo III do 1t q 0s 400 bu do at &loo; 900 bt
% At ooo, on track 400 ba DO 4t aoo 40 at
EUROPEAN MARKETS. .
Tho following ia Bserbohms dispatch to tho noart
OF Trade In this oily to-day:
quiet but atehdy; do on passage quiet. cargoea 9
pasaago III fair dolnsna md d. pr!ses shaa
MARI faneSWhcat about ID doarcr; California u
6d9lss; spring, lis od@lla I'D: Corn, a1s Cd. EIg
lis farmers deliveries Of wheat for past week6s0 0U
to 10000 quarters. Imports Into United Kingdom TO
| past woek-Flour, 100000 10 10000 bril-; whoa1
32o,ooo to 1so,oo6 quartczs; corn, eoooo TO 7oaoo
| QuRrtera.
| Hoas.
Tic following wero tho number Of hogs IN tho uI
aforementioned Hstes by census report Tor 1870, anu
| ronorts Of thu Department Of Agriculture for 1871
l 1910 sud tQ7u
, 1873-10-23

Wheat WIS less actiyo and easler, being 10 per bu
lower on opt!ons, whilo cash lots exhibited but little
por 4a0 tts higher, but New York was dull, nnd the
fact cu,lHed woakncsS In options, which tho smaller
receipts did not prevent. The speculative deal was
II d
tlon wanted to buy largely, their competison kop.
up quotations. aa rresented @ optiona from roSeng
to si9a.. aIysnssd e sl.65a, ieli % tlSl!S. anl
closcd ane at s1o3 Seller poeenhor sold at 81 .0a5
opened At sl03.s but Immediately roso to t1.oa, at
which prica tAa market closed Heady. No. BIrtnR
lssraigh3 waa dull ut T. :oaS10l cioang At $loSh
$i.oda tor No, ., aud $1.0y for No. III tho
Northwestern Elevator lhesa prices being
oss sos sore o S @ So sns
tlo7; 800 bu do Ut t0dH 400 bu do at $l.ol geo
bn No. Northwestern At 81 10; 300 bu do Mt log
seS sn9aa sn 90 S IL sa g. # u u N e
soo pa a. N q ~ &C Ii % Il
ee' H !9 q! ~ s9o y Dc # Il o.
ct t$l.otA; 1900 BY No. aprng ~ sl.o6N $500 bu
do Vt 90; 1900 hu sojoced spring Ut 9lo Total,
$500 bM.
Tacre very good denand for oasl lots 6n East.
eru account, and far quantity was takcu for shp-
,upnt, owing to the further ascino ~ lako froi9lss
New YurR was tlul ll near tho closo. Tho receipts
werp only fair IN volume, aud exceeded by the slip
nel, probahly because they expected that hu Eausorr
demand Will soun fall of. lleuco tho easier fee,ny
Seller November opened at a7o toll 81 to 7?fc, ros
to sake, and closed ta1no 1t $50. Boiler th'
month, or REGULAR sold ht 37N437o, all bulow Tx
w bulns slurt reeoirtsk and cloasa at s7K@37ho
Btsicly fresh receipts of No. OF huh nl10l, War
, 1873-10-23
COMMERCIAL.

WxpNKspA1 EVENING, Oct. ~.
Tho following were the raceipta md shipments OF
tho leading articles Of produce In Chicago during tho
past twenty-four hours, and for tho corresponding
date ono year ago:
, 1873-10-23

2lo for ntricy frcBh. 6alts ncudo 6o0o dog at 209
mt e1al IL that Of ast year at This no. Tho rcceiro
sas tsssss saio; oSSns rfes ss&e
FIsn--oaot again prevailed in tho nsh market,
but With ny surplus s9c , Sp an band dealers s3ss wsre
issns EVE 'ss'a':p so %ensh @RSs ~ s9sis
%seEsro', :es now, si bsy s1ess
55sE &c., %ssa:ss S so. asesss sss9s
codhsh, todo@e.75; Iabra1or herring, arle, ers
Fig, goSna Ill., ssesssso ;'d' Ge %bri.
bo1 herrins No I, ssaSso bo1 herring sealed, 42@
fGiHs SP b IS1 ss Sr's qst zig p4ee: s
s er T. Gs osia
tloas vero unchanged !: Fonslos - paes, sT@
Sss 1.':ss ssss so a ss.ns f.;
oEs, old, sa6o@9!6 raislnb, loose M'lseasol, s3lo
Ssa 1ss 5s;'n xssss' "a as 'xs ies z'sss sss
u 1;sis asssss; = ( *
Ss9ses ss ass pe ssss
bcrts, 16eleo; atiaonds, Terragena 23@24o. Naples
vs}1Ss % p9sas oa gse sstsi fEss 4sasa
oan pesnu.s e5S7,He 'i,s ,Il4n lnnat'n p''
dstributed to far aggregato Oh local and interior
oeas for no. sfiiss. en1raoea T. the aus5on
cd lst the market fairly Arm CoTcea are strong
and tending upward. Tho following quotations aso
fnrnihheti:
oorrsrs-Mocna, SiS@aso; O. G. JAVA. aoH@o1Ao;
Java, No. 2 29A@2oAc; fancy ~ lio, 9e5 Se5Sts2eMo ao
ds'ss d. stse; Ss aa sommon d. Tosstus %,
Singapore Jaya. 2sssSs; costs a nsa,
ta9ey aSH@2eso d. pr'm' 2SS2eo; hafaea'oo'
6ssniss-s!.r, full weight 1o@,Dxo steortno. full
rfss Reats|s Sss sSsaa g. s0is Ransssa Hss s o.r
n5sSssss f ;s; paf ssnss s ss;ssa as
isesss ;S%s: sa(r. ,sls " Is 1s Rs sssa
Prime do, 9SG9&e; tair do o@aKs; choice ots
do o N@oSi @osiians 1 .F:r ae 'Ss sss @
oKo; DO primo, o@o4c; do, fatr, s15@s'<o; co1n-
qn srnuss%Dsond ,0DS: drips s1so@1 35 silver drsps
extra ne, 80Bs5o; good suBar-house syrup, 55@Goc;
extra DO e5s1os; MY oreana mossses sa9ss s
32es35c.
sr1orsSIispice. l?aiso o!A eoyss, oasza
81 pure, as53oc; do No. !, 2ofS2So; do No. q 1a
sosra-oesmaq notified. sA@ozs Golden @s Vet,
a Mh''' ca ai sssen 1pes ''e eas ss
wLe Russian, sI@de; Champaign, eHasaf' rrina-
! s44ndn3dlces, esteioo corn, oe11c: laundry, GO
dnEEN TTGfTs-Agp,os eoq.nuo IN M active ,s snln, +
a1E Is s'as' ai;e ss M
1s psst 4saens s1o6ssliee be.: iaisitos is%en;,
a Q? 90 Sa ns hull cait0Fna u ill.,
DO r. CT o,s Sooi q 5a;cs
ss:ss s'sss' s fiss
, 1873-10-23

Tbrce dollars por cur to he added when transferred,
which charge follows tho shingles.
Thicknes1-Fiye shingles u be TWO inches ID th!eK'
Aeab 49,.
IsngsA-ai1teen tueaea.
MANDW1oD. .--, ..
p!ack-Waluut - Cou1ers. sl0o.0o@15o.oo: clear.
sGaOOaaB5.0O; common. s95,0o@5o.O0; Gull, $eoooa
$500; flooring, $4,000. o,,oxo m,
of AsGsaf xo 1s txSo9sg Sar9 SO SoesGo 9ooo
Oak-s,!car, <2d. Noes4o+o9i eom.aon, tl0ooa2e.oo'
Gull, $s.oo8 400. am ma
$500 clll. sl2oo9lH.0o. .,.oo,,. m
Maple-0!ear, *13.ooa3s.oo; common, $le'ooe7H''''
natternut-Olear, $as.oo@Oo.oo; common, tao'oo9
10.0p, .. s,x ma
Ohcrry-olcsr, S4o.0O@oo,oo; common $le'wS
whltowood- t3o.oo94o.oo; common, s'O'oo
@es00; Gull, $l0.OoG9lb00. =, MAI ho.
Wagon Gtock-uickory azles, per set =! NJ
agot poles each 4aA55o box boards.
Florida red collar, $50 Ies + mahogsns s ovs sao
do conutsrs 5Qc rosewood, 60s6oe Wln'e apa1s WV
, 1873-10-23
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

wEpnEhDAg EVENING, Oct. -.
The Wholesale market better attended to-day,
md more active About one-half the cargoea on snle
disposed of at about former pricss III Ine ome1
wero trap lower Clear stuff sold At $9 0O@aa5. Wa
auote: Joists and aeantliug at $s.oo@a.aS boards @
md strips ut $a5o@1s50 for Inferior to good Mlfn.
Shingles at 81, ,laI, n1ltl lnth at $2.9o.
We uoto tho following salcH: Cargo achE Iaiot from
uakegon 1870 n, oiss a, seatng at ~ acna 1Gnt
at Se25: sclr Madison, from White Lake 20 m med
inn boartls and strips, ut $780, Sold by hlanchard
Dorland l. Co. .----
Maututce, $3.50; Muskegon, t2oo L''dinetons
81 as: Grand Haven, $500 pclltwater. $226 neona-
ineo. sa.25@2.s0; oconto $2.o'5s'oo' "n''o Lake.
SJ.15.
, 1873-10-23

f1Sasn sEnaIs np q aNp II ~ 2iNNEHs II sl0oKAhes S
ordors coming forward nro generally smnll sno uaay
aggregate Of sales IL far and equal to expectations
qSss w. no 9oIh 1 eesn xiaS y
14xo, s14oo; do, roong l4x:o, TO- sl2eo; do' IoSo'
S'i;us; T1g T1x-Large, 4oo; small, 41e; bar, 4lc,
LrAp-Hg, sjsa har, 1oo; pipe, full coils, loHe;
eusas sashr -; zso-rul' se.ks, H.; ha oosk'. 1la
6iiEEr 1nos-No. II, 60 ratea; 1sussia iron, go;
do No. statncl, .oc ralca, ~ o,<,o,
s s is laSsKo e. ss 5s @ 49, ai as:dsai s
OF rs lor cent Ia ,nal0 from this list.
CoprEa-Ouppee huttou,B, iac; hrazicsa oycr II hH,
47o; tinuea "copper" $50; planshed "copper" 4oo; a''
~ %sasNas. ~; to O. oa to o ,oo lotto H. llo;
1% u I'D : y lsSo'f M 'fu Il S'o S%a s rsi eo I'll
s'a. !sSs sas sSsn rates
:::s5% u d *9:t3S 81 do, nlo, s7>cas; I'd do
s'iys;V3 sNAVHL bronEsMwere In moderate demand. wo
@ esss9c; sash hu,ap ser e. 4o35o; msr'lne' !, y, y
SaG s5 'fr5s rss sF sStis a. s.5rSs
PRICE, M:-c csren, sa; is e.trs u .rd d. s.sietl; ws
III o :s H. as i'sssat nsss ssw sts s':' 10 sS
Whale SOts59o; sppr1n s2.l0esa.au; ncats foot o;
Strictly pnrr 1o do sxtra 9Vo; % No TO-; hsnk
ssa; naphtha. os gravity, 1sSlad; narhtha' eom'
l; Tsss In s,s. 1etys ,sns asmsn 9,a
so 10 Sso ou track md curly Ut eou delivered
sslss ~ include carr siith'sau| peuchbewn It ssoi
10 4 ress 4 Co. asse zsss
'o1a RouITRY 8 :IssaS Sap Ss H. was good
hslsr reusy cut Was III hsTa supply md rshar so,
Of salu though frosh receipts VI eh!cleAs sold to ai
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nol md Il Ina boon whispercd Tint tho rest Of tho
s,.sa.as 49, .,:,a,..ar. ,.,tc n, oool show "a tho
alesors. 1io,sn horo viii bo room for srumbna.
"so mote II bo."
Mono of onr warehoutcs asc making monoy now'
1soeelnta ase sfnhle' tna'' "a"a ~" @ w ,ha .r.;n
except IN eof' However, ,hs ~ w." 1v ns
trade. We ought 10 Btnrt tho winter Win ohEty u'"h
AMI Il ,ro eo, do 40 tho wutc.ouscn,on would havo
iholr ton.cs MI mi bcforo tho opcnlng Of navigation
noxt t,,rtt sprtue. s,rttsus, '''> '' '
Tho rnlroaa freight 'nes from .h' o'ty
arc doing poor bHIness 5u,t neT' ~ , .hss eanno.
compete win tho low 1atoa ol u1y s ~ ho
three weeks hence that op'uAo" Wa ~ "'"""'
was snbea 70 es Inc a19er So
today to restore 70 mempoIsP a T., thn csse Of cf.
nor aganst Myers, BAXTER &C. Thn mstter Will
prohabIy bo acted upon avo ny arc1 aoynrov aa
Ea1 aoea ena ~ n aufc IN Wholesale WY for
cash lots good erushing soca nas hIa ~ M II 1S a.
so and on 3 oGer m TO aon car nsecd oil in round
ats Is quoaho At ss&ooc e msher ssc mi
tho market being for iot' OF 'e" osffo'' s~e"' ~"
1t appears that tho dlscroanoy ass M %ocK
Tho of e ~ nu areat a. Fonorod
report o. sa r. IT, s1oeo orn ns s,na only isos9 b.
%e nc aineronee ,o 81 ~ III fact that tho ro
This dafonco is o1plsihane 1y ~ G ~ mad" IN Srorn
lis rcccps haded ia for ahtpment who those ot tug
RegsEar arc made up from w. @ % Sosrrn -
he grain IN e Hoag Eos.tor ~ sa 1oe n
Watn,n AaT or tMo Hha Wy ;n EonLa to
Within about 1000 IN. ,nr,-,
Tho leading produce sTkots Heao an nyersaa ou.or
though receipt. sss a yanms; There .s, =; " hs
boar sen9 ndn so 3s hst Of tsc present.
day WIN nc oiher fnaSo tnan .nht ,n1 ~ Iii Il. xiii
E1 IN tue 1AEt tnAt Wlutg& 46
ing olaas, aha pars,M ,a.or,ont %as mo1c,ntay
2Sf as sllpns 4ey e eoal bs e1peos nder
esrcnnstnnses more ~ nos W nNas
lug invested n grai io1 r'a ~ hhsr
Soon ates 1t n nfeass apTeia sys; ess
sss ~ e r F. s5
atoeka here during TIN WINTER @ 9 H. e oro ~ ea
sn sxss sas sp seasa
dsssis, NsssFtho''' s theFo 1'' fair demand for
@as,e snd q @ sse
esaeS ane pesysaea ~ '' 's ss%:s Sseai
o W. more ora 1ftse N D
nr ~as e.tsr or though ore s
precabo advance in rtioe n tho l't cosss
exceedingly @ sna y wn ,.a ale ers sn
It iho Esst Sugar. mo1assss. and .ysups sso aso
r Tho n1.Saae q sgo a9ns has ea and
Sssa 1ssor %e' eoniinas auto
changes woso developed IN eao P'R-1'n' pa'A'' '''
marie. ,.s ssvs :as ss-
hogh thu neeEs we1n eompss 70 shas & rees p e o 1os
825. Common boaEdn were 94uirea ao., nm. .I ,nf
onsSngs were %"rs rn At q 90
basness 4 tbe yards ia moderately .oti.s toE19s
nas1s 'ios aos se an sa equal
I
, 1873-10-23

Wlthdrawn FROM stora yoatorlay Tor city coasump-
ton 34Ve bu wheat; b,o37 bu corn; 1853 bu oasa;
2,732 bu barley .-.
Tho following grain has been inspected Into atoro
ths morning, IN to 10 O'Clock 1876 cars wheat 25s
ca.s corn 7,100 bu No. do; IS carb oass cars
rye Go cars barley. Total 900 carB]. $4,000 lu.
Tho Committee OF Investigation into the conduct OF
certau grsu warehouses in this city are understood
, 1873-10-23
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Total. ...... ...... 1850 I1.4W 221
CATTLE-Tho most that can be aald Of t-dhy'a
market 10 that Il WAS dull, unsoted, and lower: Walk
in attendance with tho exception Of Norris who took
botweon 800 md 100 head oontentea thenssvsa With
Eastern account falling beow BOO head. Local butch
ers operated with somo Freedom. and packers anA
fccders aso bought to nodnrate sxent, but stcr nn
yards nuaod not iowor than 1000 head and the market
closed heavy With downward look. lriees
arc now bsck to about where they wero
at tho oloae Of last week, Mondays advance having
beon lot during ysstss.y 'nd toaay A0ng @ tns
Ibn Ut $9oo tn averaging o32 rbs At 10 and 26s
Averaging i,o2a lbs ut 32.2s. drove Of 2ol Texas
steers was purchased Ac yesterday afternoon by Isaac
Waitef for feeding, at $1.l0.
, 1873-10-23
AGaA AhLEH. .

BuEEP-There WAS fair 1oca! demand for sheep,
hit the excessive supply Weakened prices Which ruled
lO@15o lower than last week. Wo quote common to
chOice a. 81. 20,
, 1873-10-23

LEATnElt--In this department tho changes were
ccived by mil, bu. thsy generally calcd for s1nall
amounts aud ls aggreReto distribution was ias trG a
period, We repeat our Quotations Of yesterday: