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, 1873-06-18
LOCAL RToCH AND FOND 1ANKET.
Messrs. Lunt, Preston l. Kean quote aa fol-
lows this %. m,;
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following instruments were flied for rec
prd on Tuesday, Juno IT,:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lots @ and e3. In Block 10, shoflelds Addition,
dated April ls; consideration, Il ,40o
The premises No. 800 Milwaukee, ~, dAted June H.
consideration, $1,000
Emera1d av, between Thsrty~oighh and Thirty-nin,h
IL; consideration, $4,000.
aamo ~ the above, dated Juna IL !; confederation,
Twenty-htth at, 14s tts Of Harrison st. 4, 2s1124
It, dated May & consideration, $l,2sO.
pana av, 1l6 It q North ~ I, 26112d IT, dated
Juno ID; consideration, $3.50. '''~~
Addition, dated April 30 consideration, $1,000.
Catherine st bot Loomls and Throopsts, I, q It to
sy 'tsd MSs .SS sSnstasr1s,9 nsas sus sSo
vIassaass ~ loo q osE ~, i, ssal1o it, dated
Same aa tho above datcd Oct. 1879; confederation,
dssa siean's June e. S5 MSai5 % "
Archer ay, B2S II of Line It, +, 2Ax1oo It, dated
oao s ass Il g. at. a4,1a4
Lincoln ct % Il q a 5ss nv, 2szo1 IT, dated Tuna
tot !. n Wileis % ies 20 to 80, In North Addition,
''saa ssursr ty iss Il st.
ia!sas s. L.ssl!e + ii, j. Il T. sey, aat.a
Lots md ., IL Block :, ID can.ral Park Addition,
datel Juns 1s; consideration, $4,000,
ossw Sec. 81, 40, H. dated Juno II; consderation,
Lots 20 and "a In jackson Halls Block IT, Of Ash.
souTu or CITY LIMITS.
Aberdaen st, Of aud near F4fty-Arst at, . T. 44q<x
l23 It, datsd June 10; consideration, $aoa.
r, Lot 4. IN bowsn's Blocks snd 3, in Magouood.
, 1873-06-18
. THE. CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET!

, TUEaDAr EVENING, juno IT,
The past hnf dozen days havo developed no iinpor-
tAnt clangot III tho market for domestic dry BoodH.
Nothing has occurred 10 disturb tho quiet ulually
prevalent At this psrIol 10 Mnsstto prices, which
are now stoady and uniform. Very few interior mer-
chants aro to ba soon tho bulk of tho bna!ness being
transacted through tho medium Of mail orders, and
look through eadlng Wholesale houses would lend
to tho belief thht comparatively little being done,
but whi!o Individually tho ordorn' aro small,
they mako u worry respectable aggregate
and taking into consideration tie oxtremo
quiet chhracorizug moat other departments Of tradot
otr dTy-goodA merchants sxpress the1selros vol
pleased With ~ amount ot nalcs accomplished. 1n
tons Increased activity IL notioeabo-a result Of tho
extremely low prccs recently estab!iahod-and, al
though no Immediate advance IL looked for, the mar-
ket, at tho moment, exhibits decidedly hrm tons.
The domhnd for carpethgs continues steadily fair,
both on local and nsrior Sccount and the quotations
q week ago hare been steadily maintained. Tho
Esonon1tat and DFv Goods Reporter says:
In tho market for tho Bapl0 there has been duito
nurry and tho prico has rapidly rtson under pres.
eure Of tho bulls 10 squeozo tho boars in providing
then1evoa for sholr July contracts For tho months
Of July and August tlo market has been largely oyer-
aod and lno Rradoa being scarce tho bull1 have taken
advantage OF the wAnts Of their opponents and cor
nored the merhet on them. It is Of thoae ocor-
rences in which tlo tactics Of Wall street. have been
adopted and successfully played, but II the wrecks
by tho winning party they will be more fortunate than
they are deserving of. Tho prices ara nominal, and
show no response BY tho Liverpool market, which Ia
fair indication that tho movement IL persona one.
and confned to tho circumference Of tho Exchange
and tho operators thartinr .@
, 1873-06-18

dissorlminstioan dir as'' In fsvor 81 q fresh 70 re-.
ts5 s1 N, ys s'p@1de ,s prem ,ns9 s sesr
& e. o. NS i sgtng ag eefsa roeeea f g It 4
Soo. Gesh saies vero oin roiporloa of i,Soo bu No.
s5r92g sf go BY Rs q y Y
ei.21t6, Al. .5o0 bu do 1hardl at III Az; 500 BIZ
do nt III al e0n In tlo nj al. .2lg5 i. 900 BIZ
do Of s1.2olf a 44oo OF bu I'd do at si.201, i3,90o BIZ
do at ai,2t: $40 bu do at 81. .1U1I Il, ,I0o bu do
ct a1Is goo By Y M s f219Eg 5 s. # 99 @
R P@ rH1eGeou M az y t p9s g soo I bu by .aplo m st
Tota]. M. ado bu. ',.:
o1o1 Com 17p wes s loss aosyo, and fr1ner, though
irregular p,ees -. ayersssg ,faly i T. hIsEsE Issls:
IN lots for spaotly delivery which wore un.
y Condition. l''' Tho psrtai recovery from tho
scare wau partially the result ,,os ct cooler
boon ovorrated, though there were not wanting
thoHe who oxprossed fears that other houses will
yot bo posted. New York WAS quoted hi8horr,
but not till aftor our market had advanced.
Tho great difficulty M 10" Is large receipts.
Tho bulletin of this morning sho"a a
considerable augment Of; stocks, where's
they ought to be On the doorease. ~
10 much to be Desired tnss parties q, o',",nlng
corn 10 tho country would hold 1t bnok tiA ouf
b oan b. nea5 s I Ts
carod OUT OF oondltlon' 5hofe "sa gooa sh1pt
ping demand To-day senor or, me montn, Or
1oSg1lar 70; =, openens eos o. aavsnoaa 20
oao, ana oigaeu r. ozso % ety tren u tegn atEo ~"
neAer J4y 6ola a. 81 ia oiia@aoI4oo 81 oen1I9B etsi1B
a. 9oo' eenut hususs ~" ~ 0oSlgooi}gs, 0ooS3loooi}so,
elosln8 Ioassy ,H %oan ans<1Sa2}Ea S"o29o. r."
neueE % enp.oaDSr p.a ~, 1o4 ~ aoo G.s s.1so vsrs
reported Of :, 400 BY No. nt go 9 600 b. do Do
AZ oio auoht Ao;uuu ~ Nus ~ of19o 41luuu
, 1873-06-18
Total thus accounted 1or.;.....


leaving INC 8Fklhpo bupPJ ntla ~ 1850. -.
como !. ...t =. . ~ sa;s
bushol less than the English eaiato for leading
purposes Tho consumption per eapita ia not less than
ayo bushals Tho DIRECT Eastward shipnonts from The
grower In tho Weat to tho and shipper tn tha
Ea.t, without passage through Chicago, Milwaukee,, er
9uantity: Thu estimste Of 5000 eooo hu. Including
channels outddo Of :, Chicago, Milwaukee, and
Duluth, 10 probably too small. Tho ship
monts through Racine, Konosha, WaukegAn,
md drcsn Day, aggregate verJ quantity
during Tho peflod Sf 9twelshnsonth. The to5e4oine
como forward during the twelve week: from June z
The receipt: Of -four and whoet et Ill Lake ports II
Louis and Duluth, for The t.e1vo veeh1 from 1uno
to bu, against 21o75o46 bu for tho
spending period III 1s7l and %, 800 bu IN 1870
--LATEST. =
In tho afternoon Whent was active and irregu-
1ar, closing 10 higher than on Change No.
spring sold at Si.20@1.2211 seller tic month,
closing at a1.2le}, and s1.16al@l.1s seller July,
closing at @11754. Corn was active and exoitod,
closing 80 lower than on Change. It sold at
92}a@9359o cash or seller tho month; ,841155 @95o
aollor July, closing at 84ss6o, and $3.50 aoller
August. Other grain and provisions wore quiet
and unchanged. A propeller Was chartered for
corn to New York via Buffalo, through 1ate. Ca-
|. paolty, 97,000 bu. r. = - -
, 1873-06-18

Ssss SSssas 9 t2s s4o sssssz sst as sas rs
sR asPs ..e Gal 81? eraSa a ss8S5 ssasa
2.4o; Turks Island &, %. !, :, -,
tnothy and GLOVER: Prices are irregular. ygo qloie.
Goty I'm ayses' Rsnae Z 4 sSSs ssS9s =
mi1fct, 8o@boa. buokwhoat nominal at 81 1.eof
sa,sa ne!as y 1sgs primo timothy at 2s 50 bsgt
TEAs-on'y moasratc amount Of trading hns bssn
dono 1n tcan since onr aat rov1owt Hd ]rfcea have
a 8 M
eo@7oo Do choice to e3tra 1lne escssl1o common
to so pe oa Is nm
yaas ohoiee To- e.tra Ell 5.rs, sa',A sse s
naa9s &C. Sa eS
oo!ong, aS@Aoo; good, s6aoS0; choice to extra, B5c
', ToDAooo-1s qulot and stead, at former quota
=; RI egsEztss 1s@sss ee,ss .a ssa7oo med
p5ua@Nst5a s I|ssaf 7seoo; half bright, eoa7oO
| Baosisa@aooa 70 choice, o2esoo medium, 40
WooD--Is In 1 good demand at Tho annexed prtcea
p nscS *aoo maple, slooo hickory, $lloo; slabs,
VEGETABLES -Trosh receipts wore IN roqucst
:eoqs tho sa ~ range q T. psss ~ FOL
asa F., 81 4 &
Fcr h eapnrague, 750ooo pie-psnt, 1@11o per h
ettuce, soe@sl:o :o0 ner bril- cabbagc, oo@l.12X poi
doz; tutnips aob0s pcr doz; beeta 4035oo pcr doz;
carrots 4oA6oo; tomatoes, per box or 500
: Woot-TLe condition Of this market IL substan.
tally tho Same ~ lat week New wool il coming in
8!ow]Y and in many parts Of tho country the f1rsa
right IN tho nids OF shsaring DeaIern look for
sstr inquiry from Eastern nanuSsoturors and two Q,
week, but ne have not hoard Of my actual salcs oi
now wool, and tho market is snll in m unquotable
condition. Old wool Is very scarce. Tho following
prices particularly for old wool, though tha
inside rstea on feoco ars what the dcaleru think Will
Ia about tho basis for nows y: :"' :
Tub, washed, extra medium. .s ..4o@60s
Tub, washod, common to fair. 45348t
Common d1ngy. ................. .40945s
i Eooco, washed, 1&AK, light. B8@42t
Eeece, "asAod, 1&AA, dingy 85G938t
Ececo, #ashed, medium ught .38Q34os
Eeocot un~ashod, A&AA, IN good condition. 16929t
Fleece, unwnsled, coarae to medium ..1tG318
Fleece, unwaalicd, coarse md dingy. .2512a
9uper, pulled.
L1lEa puuet .H6t444
\ BURY wool 100000 less
i RAILROAD FRE19uTE-Wore active and steady
We continue to quote:
, 1873-06-18
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKE r.

soms idea Of te c1snt of a opsrstoas Of one u
our most prominent cattle ship'crs-1saac Wsixci-
may be gained from Tho sst thas between te hour. ot
a535 saa REQUIRED =! tho disbursements q $50 ooo.
Tiers was no important change IL prces, tic general
features Of tho usrkos were decidedly mora favorable
sT ss ns @ &c nsss aaae + ssas; s
around. Tue atendanee Of buyera somewhat above
Pittsburgh, phi'adephia buffalo, Cleveland and ooE
Eastern points being represented, aad although n-
gato made good showing. Tho quality Of tho stock
oorcd vas ny no means baMasfassoIy M ohoice dEoyss M
FIJI s 'eF & po1o & an a
"nlctiamn salcs reported at g. .ooSe.15-
cipally at s4.oo@5.co, wit6 ss25 about .yerage.
common to medium natives, at s5.25@s.eo for good
stcers and at for clocet extra The w9nss
common to extra cows md poor to fairlsh stcern
only those in good flesh wore sanDo At any isE price
rho completion Of the Missouri, Kanaas + Toxaa
Eastern, Central and Southern Texas, esablshing ~
1t does, a1lraA route between Galveston and Ohi
As ns Snsn route 9sE tho q o a.sa
:sedass da9s' RssPfssa RSSPsesa market s ~ asass ssts
te Te1as tu Road. % Absne, Ellsworth, Wieiits, md
Cherokee viii for aono time at lcaBt continue to bo
tic chief shipping points for tho trade Of Northorn
aud Western Texas. The opening Of tho new route
lrngs Quincy Into prominence as cattle markell and
Tho Khto Of that city comments as follows:
"KAnsas City aspireH to be tho great recruiting point
for tho cattle herds bofore they sent forward
their last atngo 10 tho Chicago marke but the line Of
tho Mississippi being nearer Chicago, and In tbs
heart Of more richly stocked grain region, will come
tnoss s herds which come over ths Missouri Nanaa. i
NThs Oily Of Quincy Is especially fayorably attuatad
to become great cattle market. It has abundant
water abundant food, easily acccs1!be on both sides
headquarters Of tho great cattlodealors and packors
Of tho West. HcrensuAt eventually 10 established i'm.
pe1sa stocR-yards, for the temporary accommodation
and recruiting Of tho herds from tho southwes bcfors
forwarding them to market, and there will also ba
natural and increasing tendency 10 engage III packing
animals farther north and leaving the stocks ready fol-
| Of tbs market may leul4nd"
| The market closed qu!at and steady.
| QUOTATIONS.
Extra Beores-drnded steers, nVeragiug1 400
ohoco isd 81 Heaves@Finc, fat, well formed syssr
! to year old Rtecrs. averaging l,2oo to
Good sd: dnsiy FORMED
steers, averaging 100 to 1,25o bss. b.s1G56l
aging 1850 to 100 bs 5.o0@5,2'
DAteho1s' stock-Common to fair steers,
slaughter, averaging 800 10 Lido h. s.6oa4.7:
aesh averaging roo to 1850 s.cooA7.
sa9s, bulls, and aealiawag steoTs. sooa3.a;
gatt!Ts1as Northosn s1s@ssM ns(s M Y
, 1873-06-18
COMMERCIAL.

TuHBoA1 EVENING, Juns H.
Tho following were the receipts and shipments
of the lending articles OF produce In Chicago
during the paat twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding data ono year ago:
, 1873-06-18

6IfEEP-Tha efloep frA1e was ln&otIvat oWtnT % hd
mcagro supply Of stoc and ynlucH may DO considered
unchanged. Wc quoto common 10 modium Al 5000
oG snd good to ehocs at $4.25@1.oo. Lambs soil =
, 1873-06-18

IL
hre be1ng hcid with mnaMted Ar,nnosa. Tho demand
y ia!rly SSfiy9 anu uoslsts md It impo4slbte 70
on.S ~ ~ otuo.a: toltoHjng arc tho guotaGonn:
AZ ~. NJ "so'4s w urt Noa uo $a1o
tso;" Nn: itfoqh5 .fq 70. slore nack-
,M SEo', y ", no. bhy $o5o@o!o;
~. 4, aEaS ~ n yr't s1.segt9o1bi ~ sn9rS
~ I e'.Yo0ssyo 5nnk eounah. nof 100 hs, febP
w.. I'm; S. r. nnaS q. Laetador h6rt
ffN1 fnNN1a s'' ol.1. .uve9sev. oosd of A.!o@eW;
Il Ky to ns Rt5 SSS:v19S9o'e9i 10 br!
srni.T aSa7e: fioinm H. nj N;G. not
ain TX 100 sAtu"e' ~ p'1et |Ao."v
FI;iiira AND Nr1rs M nh.,o. a.. ..,s,,u.,.
uoticonhfc In t1o stt,,ntfo ~ th9s n, @ Ky "o1er
Il GM in ali Tnn.rmonPa .n5 ~ e. l,nle aus
aro oasy. pr,nes am sironu Ind ss9In ptscre FLEE,
Till ihero IN mora or 1osr ssdSns III s'uo srou ar9
Dates. 8xap1o f,c..t drnas iia1t,. AZ. -
l4%fa10o: THrk,ah nrt'nes 1nLa11S. r.tei's tn x
@Si1: zanio enrrants' Ta59sfo no,,rsr1, 1d:e Fly
aypies. laa20o: Mlchiann do G07o: Wtatern .'t H.
5R6Ko: Southern db. @fa6o: nesolits. raTcd. 1a'4
20o: peaches nnyea. GsIsSe: Io rirati IiaSSs s8Ss
lIackborries 1a0t(n: rnsni,nrrics tfGaIIc 1nHIod
cl,orrIns 921A21c. Turs-Fibertn 140ibo. s,nt@nn1s @
Tcrragonn 5lda2to: Naulog Walnuis. 2ia95o: irnz1s
oGe0Hc: nocauy, l1tal2o:. African peanllta fN@7o:
Wilmington ppaauts 1880. Tenucsscc ucannts 4
9Gc.
. GRooEn1E9-Thc volume Of sa1cs IN this tierart-
mont, comparatively. has been SMALL tho do1nni nj
for several wesks past being Of Il hand to mouth
character, and chichy centorod in the moro ssaIa
articles Tho only aotyity noticeable waa In sugars,
tho oxtren low prices lave operaad 10 stimulate tie
soaps candles, nnd syr1,ps rulo steady. Spices aro
rr and during tho wook tho prce Of pepper has ad-
:vkneod 1Ho.' We now qdotc: :"
III 0Ann HoDA-3ALAHt<n.
, 1873-06-18

Wheat was rather Jess active, but strong,
groateat appreciation bolng on lots for dehvory
during the present month. Tho leaaon for tho
latter phaso waa that the foar WAS again apparont
that these will be squeeze on june options, as
there are great many Of these deals unsettled,
and but little wheat ID store whilo the shipping
demand on Canadian account wae about equal
to the volume OF cash offerings. Btill there was
little bought for this month, tho shortB
generally preferring to await tho chnncon.
Tho demand for July was better, with
less offerings holders being quite 1r1n.
Of ID per 100 lbs on California, and doolino Of
Id on spring. With good demand for cargoos to
arrive, on Continental acoount, france taking 4
6ettes grsdsn. Thon Nov York % was reported Pc ted
higher, and the two btoughs out an Increased
speculative demand, though there were very fow
outside ordors On the market. soller July opened
at 81.1Gh, advanced to S1.16N, declined to
'et.1655@{, roao to e1.17, and closed at s1.1GN.
Beller tho month sold ut *1.l9@1 .209l, oloa-
, 1873-06-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, Jt1ne II,
ALCOHOL-Waa In domand at b decline Of &c, owing
to drop IN highwnea; o. per cent proof Is auotablo
1t 81. .T8@l.83.
and for a grades and he higher ones verys carco
and rm, N advance having beon made tha past weck
IN hur nside Breen and stock brhid Tho receipts arb
moderate and consist mostly Of common grades: No.
hurl, 7@8ko; No. Htock braid, bNao16o: NO. do,
4N@1o; No. do, 3A@4o; tnaida groen, 4@5o: do
rod 5p s4qaHo d. Pals md sea 2k@2%9 -,
Hand.peksa heans ael readily, bnt The eupp!y Of
naviea, .S2.16; do mediums, s2.5o@2t5; inferior
grader, N2s92o9; green C peas In bri'>, $.4o@1.5o;
DUMD1NG, MATERIALs-The demand Ia fair for
the season, but the largo supply Of nnterals,
particularly Of brick deprcssos the arko mud prices
for this last named article very irregular. Somo
dealers, in order to so willing TO grant conoca
s!ons, While others hold their stock firmly at $ooo@
200. PRESSED brick Is also dull and easy, stuccos
md cement werb unchanged: Btucco, $3.50; Now
York stucco casting, Sa.60@4,o0; PortlnnA coaent,
97.6o PET erl Hosendalo cement, $825@3.6 80
Utica, Lousrlle,. and Akron colnent, $500 por
brl: 1nnrble dust, $s,25@8.b0; lime In bulk, 800
@sl.0ot limo {brla), $l1091.2s per brl: white
4o@5oo; flfa brick, per 1000, $4o.0o@9ooo build
Ing brick {common( s5oo@7o CO.. sewer brick, $1,000
country brok $10.t0, delivered; milwaukee, preased,
$32bo deli do common, $l400 Racine pressed, <25 90
@es.o0, DEL; do common, @t4o0; Indiana pressed,
$eooo92 60; & DO 9, common, sl2oo@l6.oo; fro olnys
The following Is tho Ist Of prices per boz Of 80 feet
for domestic window CLAUS, from which reduction
, 1873-06-18

METAIs AND T1NNERs sTooK-Thc nmonnt Of
business il to tho average at this season OF the
Ss cotton a bottoms al have @ @deelned we M qaote: ''
TN P1ATE-I0, 10114, Sl4.60 do. l21l2 $500 do,
1920 $3.50; do, roofing, 10, *l4.oo; do, 2o12a,
5s rIEgs Siasg e. ss;ts ss ~ est Il
1sfs SnEna aasnig in5snAo. 11Ss; T. IT,: os f:.e,
a4Ly4slzEp 119saNG ) ls@2o aso; No. 22@2a 1so
II g ssat !; Mi: MI ,t1@ ass III III ' discount
%; timed osppct, 4oo; planiahed copper, 4'a d.
wiaz5a t. s 50; 3 and . 1os - to II, 71s; y,
'o1' S83n is.s i ~ and "
sas ssan oesd' t. ao525o meFno, sI t. 2Ssss:
81 staS a9p e. u 5sS 5aiss Gaaa sar bt sss
NA1LS-Were in fair demand and steady at tho pub
lshei rates: 1o@eod per keg, *3oorases 90 do $a.25
as S.: Il & % e. FIG s isIo 81 .
tbs wesk was decline oi &c in in..sd aud lo IA
nent!ne To-day there was fais increment M M
5on, 'ass1sa aaHioa e1tea ssd S[' sS No.
n,SS 9s az foSf o s;sv Thns nurs
Straits, 75o; elephant OIL 0so; turpentine, 55o :;
nae s. oEo 5syott M B D'Pah; se;a Sa
Of Bales has been accomplished In thil Department. aud
tho prices current weok ego ayo hesn well sustained
Ill around. We continue to quote:
WITH LEAD.
| Strictly pure. fl101@ll.60
Fancy brands Acknowledgements I'M 'oos1o:'o
Genuine veiIle Montague. ............ ., xM ia.s9 T. @
Am'11ean: oo;oua al'oeSl2oo
| h1ssury,s railroad collars .......... u.6o
Eeessl!s 5s e ss - sSSS *
61..f 3.UH
, 1873-06-18

E0uR-Wcse In fair local request, and moderate
supply, Prices wora shade higher and strong at lax
aiao Hales inulds 900 oaaes Ut 1Jo 10 oases and 1t
lo1 at 11xc. -
FEATfEN8-Cont scarce, and soil readily u
the quoted prices Primo to choice live gaeso ut
1T7Sc from first hands; tobbtng proe#, B5G587o for
essortod foahers mixed feathers, 46@7oos Chicken
B4l0o. ...,
FI8u--Iakenah arc In better supply, and lower
prtce& obtain. Mackerel aud cod su ac&rcs, and
, 1873-06-18

Total, 627s661 bu. Increase during tho
week, 15,713 bu corn 3,397 bu oats. Decrease,
during last week, 37,2l5 bu wheat 88,610 bu.
rye; 2,153 bu barley. Total decrease, 106,868l
bu.
rnoDUoE 6TAT1sT1cg.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange Weekly
givos the following:
The visible supply Of grAIn including the stocks in
granary at thu principal points Of accumulation at
isto aud acabord ports In transit On tho akes tho
New York canalg, and by Eai, Wng, Juna ], 1e19:
, 1873-06-18

Spool th1cad grain bags, etc., 50 daJs, or per can't
Of 10 days. -.
pomesticst costonades, Kentucky jeans, etc., l per
cont OF 80, d per cent on 10 days.
Regular department goods, Per cent OF 60, per
cont on 80, & per cent of 10 days.
, 1873-06-18

sss : u, ngs ss
quote: Pork barrels, 35; lard ticrcos, SIG
yas1y yak s1ss 6s 4s1 S?r e15ss sns
81 sSs so astss ssss sse&
hour staves. ss5ooio.5o; circle dour heading, ia
% Per set aour hoop M noies s. $laoo@lboo 4 per m;
ss se:sp & s PIT week
carried further depreciation in tho value Of this za
pic, prices ruling 1@2o lower than tbs date Of
engaged aud iocai conaumers also have operated On
liberal seals, but tho combined doinand not su-
@ t. ss f1 pss s@s ct. & snss iss
tons but round iot. sannot b disposed Il It over
i5@i6o: ] ] inferior t' 70 eon1men, % 1oai4o. ' A''1'
pAad1NaEThe1s ia comparatively little doing In
e'as S u for 1
o. fe'loas s.srz ssSo Iadlsw So Isviston = @ 81
saliap bsss I'D b. sS2ss eansIss sinse, 15
1850; DO double, 2s@2oo; wool sacks, es@o7o.
e s &
sn IL niso noed, but prices ha7e ruloa eaalor all
tons sfe ~. sabstantlsly to sanie u wesE aso Tbs
present tendenoy Of prices is downward; Now York
sry sy Ss 1SS's Rt.era Rs aAiisss isss;y aK@sS @ Ohio
coiL-fTleoa range the ssrne - for fortnight past
Very lts Is baing accomplished in the way Of sales,
consumers manifesting no inclination to buy beyond
supplying current ncoeasitics, evidently anticipating
lower prces hter IN tho seaaon. Tho Indications
aro tint prices will not 60 much below their present
range Sonic dealers entertain the belaf that Tho price
lowing Is from the pottsvil1o AerS Journal: " Tte
10 cents monthly advance has been maiutatued md
coal will continue to sdyance 10 cents per month fos
the aAnce Of tho season which will bring tup to faiz
remnae1ating price to those engaged In the trado.
Last year aeyelnl millions Of dollars lost in the
production at tho prices ut which GOAL Was sold, aud aa
the production Of Anthracite coal Is limited, hereafter
no more coal will bo produced than than market will
tako At fair prices." We repeat our LIST: Ieh9h, lump
SLIGO: prepared, SILK Lackawnuna, $3.50; Erie
$3.50; Dfiar Mn, s0.bo Walnut Hill, $3.50 DlosH
burg. 500 Cherry Mine, $3.50; Hooking Valley,
$500 Kirkland CRATE, $3.50; Mnonk 500; Whining:
| ton, 5000: ~
| DRUGS AND OHEMICALa-Tho trade continues
fatry aolyo, and tls market ateay for everything
cspdng c!trc aci4 which WAS tr!lio loHDr, and gum
opium, which has ADVANCED 25o Per b. Following ART
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-11-29
Public Meeting.

4 public mcetin. was held IN Monday
evening. Nov. II. at the hall If the loun.
Mems Association to organize Il Dchatin.
Society, which was called to order by J. Y.
Bogcrt. E>.l.. and on his motion Major
John =. Bruce was elected President and
W. F. Davis Secretary. The society was
organized with the title ri the I.yccum Of
the Youn. Mems Association, and few
rules for its government adopted. The
first meeting for debate will be held on
Tuesday evening. Nov. %. The following
subject was selected for discussion
Resolred. That it would he promotive Of
the substantial interests Of the people Of
Montana t" vote Il Territorial subsidy Of
three millions of dollars to aid in the con-
Struction of North and South Railroad
from the nearest and most practicable point
on the Union Pacific Railroad or Central
Pacific Railroad to the business center OF
the Territory said North and South Rail
road to bc completed in tw" years next
after the subsidy is so voted said subsidy
t" be paid in Territorial bonds. to be ISSUED
after the completion Of said road. and made
payable in thirty years. I" draw interest 1T
the rate Of seven per cent. per annunl.
interest to bc paid annually prori'sd. that
the first inStalment of interest shall not be
paid until one year has elapsed after the
completion Of said railroad; and pro'ide"
turthsr that the bonds afore>ai shall not
be issued until the said North and SOUTH
Railroad is completed and in good running
order.
AMrmatire-R. y. Nivion and II. y,
Mcguire.
Negutire-.J. J. Davis and $. W. Lang
hOrnc.--C0urter 2lst.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-11-29
A Wealthy Convict.
From the Dcnvcr. Colorado. Tribun

From the Denver. Colorado, Tribune.
Richard Mackay, who has just been sent
to the pcnitcntiary for a term of eighteen
months for manSlau.htcr, owns some of the
best mining claims about Nevada, i'll Gilpim
county, and is reported to be worth SO, 600
or #lO0,00O. His case was carried through
all the courts, lasting nearly three years, and
conducted by the best counsel in the Terri
tory. He has spent $50. 900 in the effort to
get clear. Mackay gained the high opinion
of officers and with whom he had to do.
and during his confinement in Jail here was
allowed regularly to go to his meals ut
Charplot's and elsewhere, and the night be-
fore he was taken t" Canon City, unaccom-
panied went over and had an hours chat
with Judge Cromwell. He was always
prompt to his word. and it is believed by
officers here that lie could lave been trusted
to go alone to the pcnitcntiary and deliver
himself up.