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NEWSPAPER.
The Oxford Falcon.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
OXFORD, HISS.
S. N. Thompson, Editor and PrOp'r.
NEWSPAPER.
Ihe ssrsss Ssssi ssrs. s-s %osiss for $40.

OXFORD Is THE EDUCATIONAL AND
" busincss center of The State, having tae
Slafe Univrrrifv. Union Female Ccllere ard
ofher schools. and also the .. S. District Coqrt
ftr the Nortksrn DiItrict Of hislill.lpi- 70
Gated there. II O. enc q the larrtst antppinf
-l-f-9.. - N..4L Mia~5r.frrf amH Il 4 rInrn 81
unuFuai huanosl aeilFiu. ~
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The Club reserves the right 10. postpone on
account of weather, or for other sufficient
cause. In case postponementis is announced,
the entries for purses are off.
BB- No entrance fee to purses. walk-over
antitles q horse 70 full amount Of purse.
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NEWSPAPER.
sEARcY, ARKANSAS,
nd the PeOnle's Organ.
PUBLICATION.

80 S1pTR IN MEMPHIS Is A BITTER
N sfTsrtiTing medium than ne e.. " go. -
49, W--rhis IL the Commercial center a
vs1t i,r-e Circulation. This can oe nnosn s,s
~ r-s5 II an Who may become ln =.
Judicious advertifing viii pay. W W ,a;isi-.
Lsis Main street. ~ siAiis' ~
-,,a ~ S'''' R.W. BLEW ace.
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HAIR DYE.
lHIo.r, Rato. NoIor,s Hair Dye.

This plendi Hair Dye is the Ses1 81 1s ,'oe. re-
The only true and perfect ny ny So9jisappointment.
no ridieuIous tin Is or unpleasant od9r: ken KEN
edies the mi effec,g Of bad dyes ana HasnSs va me-.
Produces IlEDIA;rhLY sSPebbS boir Sl oIEAT. soFr
SSn aE1uTiruI- I ne genuine signed " n
Batoheior. Sold BY a. Druggists;,
Ne''''''i' CbIAS. BArCHELOk,
sl-.od-xvi-s0 Proprietor: N: y:
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A eoroner's jury in Kentucky found .
nan guilty of murder and sentenced
him 20 jail for life. The condemned man
nov proposes 70 have a trial
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-30

That noble word sustained me ever
aftsrward, and / recalled it when | re-
eeived the news Of the death Of the great
and good man. Ir N||
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RACES.
TUESDAY, APRIL 90,
And continue Eve days. with tho following
PROGRAMME,

PROGRAMMES
First Day. Tuesday, APriI29-.
which 800 10 the second two miles, over
eight hurdles, feet 9 inches high. Throe
year olds 10 carry ITO lbs; year olds, ia lbt;
byear olds and upward, 100 lbs. -Four TO start.
SAME DAY-The Trial stakes. mile heats.
for year olds; a sweepstakes of $50 each.
PIP, 70 which the Club will add $500. Five
Third jRsSccE-Jockoy Club Purse $3.50. mile
and half, free for all.
SECOND Day, Wednesday. April so
Jockey Club Purse SEQ. dash Of two miles;
for all ages. .....
SAME DHY-Jockey Clsb Purse $3.50. mile
heats; free for all.
The Miner Stake. mile heats, for year old
colts and fllies that had not appeared In
public prior TO the closing OF this stake; a
sweepstakes Of s25 each. PIP, to which the
SAME DAY-The Robbins Stake. a sweep
stakes Of 800 each, hf. r.. j, to which the Club
will add $500; second TO save his sta ke; heats
oftwe miles; free for all. Seven subscribers.
Fourth Day. Friday, May p
Jockey Club Purse $3.50, mile and quarter.
SAME DAY-Jockey Club Purse $50, mile
heats. best in o; free for all ages.
Fifth Day. saturday. May B.
Grand Steeple Chase. Conditions TO be an
nounced on Wednesday, the second day Of
the meeting.
SAME -Chickasaw Stake. two miles;
for year olds; a sweepstakes Of $50 each,
p.p.. TO which the Club will add $500. Seven
subscribers.
THIRD RACE--Handicap for beaten horses;
mile heats. Horses beaten once, allowed
lbs; twice. II lbs; three times, 2l lbs; En-
trance, $40; money to go to second horse.
For purse Of 500.
The Club reserves the right 10 postpone on
account of weather. or for other sufficient
cause. In case postponementis is announced,
the entries for purses are off.
pB- No entrance fee to purses. walk-over
entities a horse to full amount OF purse.
Prices Of admission as usual. Extra accom-
modatiOns for ladies, who are specially in
vited. JOHN DONOVAN. President.
G. STONE, Secretary pro tenn. 30-eod-55
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The total OF anthracite marketed Tor tue HG0k
ending on :ho Soth ut amounted I On g aad 90
against 12,48l, ,245 tons to corresponding time
last year, being an inoreaso Of 365 09l tons. Tho
bltuminous tonnage for tho weok ia 1909 tons,
md for the year 9,059 22s tons. giving total Of
the year Of oo5 $50 tons, against ID 332 798 to
saio timo last year, being m increase OF os3 82S
tons, Tho trade Ia quito active, and pricca with
tho beginning Of September have further slight
y advanced, in accordance with tho policy Of
supposed proarrangomont.
1t ia generally accepted as a fact that coal will
not he lower this season, and everybody seems
to be anxious to get In thoir wintor's supply of
fuel. Tho price Of coal from tho 8chuylkill re-
gion has beon advanced for the city and Line
generally boon advanced corrcspondingly rs
much. In anticipation Of the September advance
by the carrying companies, tho trade for trans
portation for tho last woek was unusually heavy,
much, ii any, to tho end Of the season, for tho
supply Of coal in tho ohiof mnrkots Of the coun-
try iB not largo. At Boston tho supply Of M
thrac1te from the 1st OF JANUARY. to Aug. I in
81, 120 tons less than in corresponding time last
12,4T tons less. At Port Richmond, for tho
week ending the 9Th inst, the receipts OF GOAL
wero o. 900 tons, tho shipment 63, GOO TONS loav-
ing 65.ooo tons On hnnd. The supply Of vesselA
iB very short, under MI urgent demRnd.
The bituminous coal miners strike in Vest
1noraland County, Pa, has ondad in compro-
mise. Tho efroot Of this price was IN advance
ct bitumiuous coal at Pittsburgh to auch tiguroa
that anthracto could DO proatably shipped there
papers notice TINT several prominent peraona
arc laying In anthracite for their winter suppy Of
fuel who have heretofore used bituminouB coal.
Philadelphia Ledger, Sept. q.
LATEST.
In tho afternoon wheat was active and irrogu~
lar. and clOBed 1%c hiEhcr t1an on fChaDUo.
, 1873-09-11

Tho following Instruments wcro tllod for REQ
ord on Wednesday,, bopt 10:

Tho following instruments woro hlod for rec
ord on Wednesday,, bops. 10:
-.... orTy rHopERrn
shurtlcR ~, y cor Of Whitehouao place, Q + 25x
125H feet, dated March 70 consideration, $500.
Cooper at. 1s0 feet Of Fullerton Nv, I, eo1131K
It. dated July ~; consideration, $1,000.
Centre 1t, 1s9 It al HAstod It, T. eo112s it, dated
Aug. 20 consideration, 49, ,000
n Of Lot II, in Block OF Block 49, sheGiolds Adj
dlhon, dotod Feb. 28 considnration, E4s0.
Prairie ~, 1so It Of Thlrts-nrat st. I, "611as IT,
dated Sept, l /; consideration, $1,000.
Charles 1t, 2lo IT Of Wort Twenty.soeond st, I,
2'11aa ~ T. dated a. 1aly sos.sass.aon, $500
sioe Ss,ses aus if aenstssssaa So1'
12s =, dated Sort. eensiderst q 400.
M1xaafes j.. % ~ y 4 s1's 1ooa ST. Z.
running to Wood at, dated Aug. "a consideration,
rs Ssfsy 5sis1s 70 scs @ F, ws sss ess,s;, T. 5;19S
detcd Sept. . !; consideration, $4so
Lar1abco at, soft of Elm st. 1, 96a1ao It, dated
{ 4xsaty L. g 4 OF n!ee st, +, ssz
:: ness : q Isr.:oss IT. l. 19lSo Il, d.sea May
u Iaa9'sy T. vi ts:1oo.ss Il, dated N Sept. 8
West EFle s. IA Il Of Carpenter st. Z, 2o14o II,
dated p Rept. oonslderation, ga 600. a.. ,..,,
M 5sa H. -, H. dssed juno nc W eoDsiaaraioD, % Il; D.
Eots and ~, In sut-D,oct of Block 8, ec7. j. 49,
II. dated Sept: q; confederation, 9 :2eo.
,da aots nd 49, In sAn' datod Sept q; c0nsidor@
Lets ID md q, in uulrs Block 1, Ind ". Davis
Addition dated Sept. 2; consideration, 800.
Let Is, In samo block, dated Sept. consideration
-, 400.
, 1873-09-11
CHICAGO THURSDAY 1873

at S127; 400 bu do at e1 30 600 bn do At 31.20;
400 bu do at SILT 400 bl do ut 9l.10 400 bu
do At O., 10 800 bn do at II .05; 400 bu do at
s1.o0; 400 bu do at 900, (all on traok) 400 bu
do Mt $1.92; 400 bu do At $1.25 400 bu do at
$t.18; 400 bu do at $l.15; 400 bn do at 81 IL
400 bu do at $1.10 500 bu do at .05 400 bll
do Mt $1.O0; 400 bu do ut 87c all dollvered.
Total, ~, 400 bu.
EUROPEAN 1fAhNETH.
'. Tho following Is Deorbohms dispatch to tho
Donrd OF Ira 10 In this city to-t1ays
HErr. 10.-London- -Ffoating chrBoos Of wheat on
pasaage quiet Tafr average quality Amer,cnf rnae
corn for shipment within two MONTHS 1l8. English
country narkola for wheat generally nm ~ tot'o.
Efouch country markets for wheat gchoral!Y ai9her
Weather In England unsettled. Lard, Ais. Mark Lano
Wheat ilr1n. Llverroo1-1heat atrong Corn dun
nt 31s Lard, 4os Imports Into United Kingdom for
the week Flour, 5000 to 90 900 brls wheat, a0ooo
10 120 200 qrs corn, 13D 900 10 qrh farmcrs
to!lvoroa Of English wheat for tho week, 10000 10
6.00o 1rB
THE PENNSYLVANIA GOAL MA1KET.
The leading coal-carrying companies MAKO M
tho following report Of their tonnage FOR tho
weok ending on tho 30th ultiino, and for tho
year to tia samo dato, compared With their 70.
apeotivo amounts carried to tho parao tiruo last
year:
, 1873-09-11

;;3;;@':1s; + "a I'll; Z 1;;, Ss; :
ioT % Ne aio9ioSo; shq'ee ssSrn 1SSiSAs; prime
sSo Nov oreas sasas e6o|ss ao pe peln:
0IG9eS d. fa5 sog* sSen esx
o1r. ns ssos aoo sgsr noSsc s,rup
e1tra 10. 65@7o Now orloaua molassss, chofce so@
$50; do .prtnne ?5@78o; DO common, 6s@70o; forto
033o
sALsRA7us-uom,nou to best, o@loe.
ssSo peppsr asssS aasss ''asfs nssnsas
ginger pure 2s5aoo; do No. !, 2o@a5o; do No.2 ID
eeHao,{o ooiion wost, aes5Yo; SS villa lily, eXS
eko; Whitc Hose, eAaeko brown Windsor, 40
:esa % 7stSe; 5hsmpasa, d%ssa; % iS pfsmioss; %
- s1.aoH-ale,, @ ose1oo: corn. sal1o; laundry, co
ahEEa si Th3fT 81 Ts@Appes IL arc In good supply md
se at yerioua priees very choice being $500 por bril-
prices Ta o an" eyese1dsy cafosn
poaEs were lowsr. We quote: Lemons, sla.ooa1s.oo
forna poars .5o@5 90 pcr case do pfas red, $500
fo TSs esn 10 r. do II ls BE- !: q
er for soon 3 of x e '
do, - ooooo per br1 so@soo por baakct. Blsckbor-
1s 80 Sdx net x e. pos o.ss
basfet M Grapes por sa % es.e a' bo1ss sasaSs
1nAHHIu *osV0 t0HC0rQ6l IN DABketdt
6o9o5o; Illinois do, 50&0oo Delaware do, Il rs pof
BASKET. Siberian crab-applcs, .3o9t1o per basket.
roon gago plums, $250 per basket. Dlue (alchigsn)
plume. t2;oo. oranberlies 5000 per brl.
HOF8-Thorc was no specfal change. New Arn
quoted 1t 40@60o, Ao@45o being about thu range OF
picos paid TO growers Tho market IA not yet oatab
Lshed. Old sell at 209i0o.
HAY-No change noticeable h tho has,letion of
small, @ tao % dernand, ~ ~ sor somo timo pss. BE-
Ing mainly restricted to loose descriptions on
wagon to moot current local wants. Wo quotc
Wholesale prices paid By dea1ers.-,caEs to COM
tain 10000 hA,-ss follows: - New 70 timothy. prime
klA0oDl6o0; do, No. !, $18.00914.0o; do, No. 2,
prs1fte upland, slo9eSll. % DO mid.
on WAaon--I4mothy,, Slo.oo@13o0; prairie, ts.oo@
1900 For dchvory Of prcssed, $i0o{alto, according
to diAtance.
H1DEs-nenatn frm At former quotations. Both
local and Eastern tanners nro buying with fair
libesality, and the market y kopt bara Of do
sisablo stock No repeat ctr List ns follows: Green
eayy, 1o14o; part cured, lo@loho; e1een ealf,
III: ary ssitod. iessi1c; dsy dins, tsalao long.
haired HR 11@llNo; Deacon akns. hoaeoo; g1nbby,
IRON AND BTEEL-Trads continues to improve,
, 1873-09-11

stook may have a1roasly bcen watorod so o1ton-
Hiyoly TINT 1t would not boar wntorng any moro
n1,teos That tho neto stock shall have dlyficna
Of Bolnc specified por CONT II tho tothl not onrt,-
tnGa OF tho road arc sufficient to pay tho divl-
dend OH tho new stock, rogardloss Of Tim original
lond out OF tho total not earnings Of tho cor
poration IL tho in1ucement oiTorcd to tho public
to tako tho new stook ut higher price. Tho is-
suo ct sNch "proforonco" stook, Of courno, do
.prccnton tho va1uo Of tho old stock.
LOCAL BTouE AND DoND ArARRET.
Nosnrs. Preston, Kean d Go. quote na fol-
, 1873-09-11

Nous-Tha hog rnarkat was slightly demoratized.
The fact that tho receipts amounted to Some coo
weakness on thep part Of holders. Early In the dayt
before tho oxtent OF tho supply became knosn thero
show Of activity, and tho saos lads before
u O'Clock were At prices not nppsectably lower tha
prevailed yesterday afternoon, but operators were not
slow IN nndn8 oNt that tho supply was largely excea-
iye and prtcea oascd OF another loc per 100 bs max
Ing reduction Of a0c since Monday. Sales were re-
ported st e1trere range Ut a 01a o0-cfietiy as
H2994.l0. Closing prices were $aootS 4bu Tor AeaYyt
aud 81 .33fA4 460 for ught
, 1873-09-11

METALS am r1NNERs, sTOcK-rbe d,n,nnd
from r y o ntsIor and tho market "
I'M pIATE-1G. lox14 sf4oo; do, 1919, s1&so; do
14z2o $500: DO, rooans. sis5o d. 2o12s, sa7.so
s,1 SsoFn, eSass si. Sa cssEa sss
les ouuntity 11Ho. slabs' &C. nAn
eN6rF " 1nSxNo s: ~ faes 1'sih iron 'o
~ GaIv.s1zrD az Iaox-No. 1920 15o No, a2a4 100;
\ ~ 2sss 81 M IT,; 4 ,s Nc liz iss i. IL aoo discount
cofrrn@copper bottoms. 40o braueys, over n rbs.
47e tinnoa copper 3sd 1,innished corner. 4co d.
~ IT, * N. a. md 1oo IN to H. lin ~
11mo: il and Il. iaEo: is and is liz: H. i5o Is
1us " 'a o.a Io cont o'
ss osa nsr eGsye Nea 81 S m
- a. x3 IaE :. al do Mf0. 9tl do M12n. nj a.
ne ~ ~ sea .fsS ID do ''''H on'A' s'l48' 1@So OH
iii. rona . T.; ia1Mfao It'll rano s11
IoXc: sash Gcmp cord, u b, ,2O925o marlino, W ID.
y affea ne boRs F y sr !, bf
oiis1nseed continues somewhat excited, but no
tirinntno biahsr nr;ces and sro making no ofort to
increase galeS nt tie current rates. Carbon was steady
ND aTa = wsss 40 lsrd xhse. I'D turpsnttns;
as 'ss IT, IS Fs
oil strictly pre si,i0 DO Extra 90; do NO. l. 75o;
bsnk oil. 65o straits, Csc elephant o 0so, turpen.
ine: s2s ,:a asRa'hs aso; gravity 1as''e; n.ph'na
PIG iRON-This market shows eteadily increasing
Europe tns tendency Of psicos is upward Quotations
b1an ns"sioa, s53oo
$500: Lake Superior No, l. {55o0 do No. ., f54oo:
DO No 3. $500: do No L. $500: do No, s. 1890
Missouri CHARCOAL $500 Chicago atone coil, $50 0o
FogLTHx ANb ta1Mhchl:Rsas ~ i Tssssl sl
md tlrIsya wero steady Prairie chickens were vory
nionty mil In good roauest the bulk Of tho ealos being
mads 1t "a 50 rsor doz, Vc,,ison saddles wore lover
sa76a3.25: suan do. x3,oOa2D0 ducks, $500 tur.
ieys, i2XStso prairis chickens, s3Ooa975 an}po,
Il I'd per doz: venjson saddles 1e320c per ID NAL
TnTATnEa gs reecfnts oro fnjr and mora ttsn
aoua1 to Tia domnnd. Conbc0uentlY prices arc weak
AMI irrspuiar The crep og potatoes Is very Largo thIs
nnijnI by tho neiVlboring farmers aweot were nrn
W anotes aooi to choico notatoes In barrels 81 75a
. LOO do ner bu. 50a65o yellow sweet, $3,6oai ,00
rcd do. t9.as92to.
lcns active hui stcsy at ycsteraya prcep or 1t
81. nriruo nuotate al $40 C}oyor sold ut $50
"a and nnmrotb is ouotable at 50 80 Flhx at H. IS
ales oas S.es - 10 osgs cdoe ~
At SSi0: Is 6ags good 1t $oo0; 225 bagp medium At
o % 9as 81 It so e
tSssa p'''o' ''''f ~ D"f'' s'''' 'D''A ~
cnd f3r 1IorIat n roorted It tho supoipsd pricea
nnnnf1ngs Cenais. and Saginaw nne x2,00: ordinary
s3I6 !: ialry' without bagg $326: dairy with bags,
E10s& IS: Ashton dairy, per sack 350ot.15; Turks
EAAre mong freely at rm and ~ nnshsnsea ,sr a
ou1row,,sr. 7pfap0o: cloico Hpgsusy, M,l6@l.20
, 1873-09-11
OLD IRON.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY CO
OF CANADA,
OLD AXLES AND WROUGHT IRON
SCRAP FOR SALE.

Tho Grand Trunk Hallway Company, dur
Ing the coming Fail and Winter, will have
lnrge number Of OLD AXL1s and oonstd-
orable quantity Of WROUGHT IRON
SCRAP to dispose Of.
They invite tonders for quantities Of ono
hundred tons aud upwards. Tho Company
will commence delivery In October, and con-
tnue through tho wintor, M may bo nsreod
upon.
Parties tondcring to state tho prioe For ib..
whothor In gold or United States currency,
the place of delivery (which muat be on tho
Grand Trunk Railway, and the quantity re-
qu1rod.
Purohasora who require delivery In tho
United 6tates will pay their own Customs
duties. Cash will be required on delvory.
Axlos and Scrap Iron must be tendored fo1
separately.
Tenders, indoraod "Tonder for Old Mute.
rial, ," and addressed to tho undersigned, will
be received OF or before Saturday, tho 27th
September. CD. BRYDGFS,
Managing Director.
Montreal, AZ August, 1873.
, 1873-09-11
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EvKK1Na, Sept. 10.
Tho market we'll attsuded by both local and in
terror buyers, and Ill tho lumbar on salo readily
uspoaod Of former prices beng fully Sustained for
joisss se.ullng and common to good boards. OAoce
Depers sold ut }3.l2K an advance IT 12ho Lath also
advanced l6o por NJ ssle to arrlyo being made as
, 1873-09-11
Roatis.

'Ihreo weeks only OF August.
The foregoing table from tho ohronice shows,
In nearly oil cases. m increase OF earnings this
year over last Yct it il q noteworthy fact that
diyidontls aro in nearly all casos smallor than
1,aual this year, and also TINT. for some causo,
tho raroaas arg hard np for for Nor
roads their BnppiieB find it almost impossible to
collect wLat Ii due them. The reason assigned
III tho casoa Of tho most prominent Woatern
roads is, that they aro building extensions, lay
place OF old wooden ouos, replacing wooden oul-
rarts with stone ones,-in short, spending tho
great bulk Of thoir net earnings in reconstruct
ilg, improving. and extending their roadH.
COMPARATIVE COST or ENaL1su AND AMERICAN
RAILROADS.
From tho statistics OF tho railroads OF Great
Britain aud ireland for 1879, recently published,
woderivo sono interesting facts. and aiso material
for companion with alch statistics of American
railroads aa hare boon prepared. At tho close Of
1872. there woro, In England, Scotland, and Iro-
lnnd, 15. .SlA misea Of railroad. At tho cioBs OF
tho previous year, l871, tho United States had
Goss2 mlles ths t., proportion bolng nearly four to
In length, Whilo in this country they have
quadrupled Tho value OF railroads ct the United
States in operation at tho cloHe OF 1871 is eHti-
anated at $4,000. .0o0, 900. The stock capital OF
'1suglish roada amounts to s2,0s5 900, edo, and
their bonded dobt foots up S76000o,00O more.
Hailronds iu England represent IN average cost,
including all charges, rolling-stock, "a we'll as
Ioat-bed aud all fixtures, OF a!!79,92o per mile.
In tlIis country the average cost upon tho came
lasiH is estimated at 800 900.
pHEFERRED sroCR.
correspondent ut eterling make the follow
ing inquiry:
~ he ffnanetal Editor a, 1hs Chicago 1rtbnne:
sou psa.o e1piaIn low It !. at ons corporation Ias
Rots dividend md " common geta none Thsre
inay 10 others that arc Ignorant iso lnyset On this
, 1873-09-11
COMM ERCtAL.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. 10.
Tho following wore the receipts and shipments
Of tho loading articles of produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, and FOR the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-09-11
nolle,s quito readily accepted yoBtcrlay'a prieou
though New FORK wae quoted Btendy at LOO.

aollers quite readily accepted yoBtcraay'a prices,
though NeW York vas quoted Bteady at %l.0o.
Lako frelghts were loaa aetivo bnt ~ ssrong, nt
aoerclty Of ofaft, but thus was morn 10 tIan co.il-
torDaaneod by tho doproclatloh n n me Two prom.
tnent anu Gor , Is i1,o 10" xosa9s
ollo1ing woro hoN very nf'nlx lnaoeeu. out tho
marKot ltsclf Hea Aovefso 70 ing 6h!Ppet. II ~
moro ttlah pronaolo TINT eaonia tAe pfoaent
Tatea be matnaainoa 1or any iehEth OF tlnlos thas
tno ,hupply Mlli po augmente9a ny Iho tranaloI oi
crats from t1o lumber anu iron trad1. totat
o5 5i 1a an vohaoa @ were taR1n w Moh VI" .aRe o5
~ 11lbnog az pu o. whe4s oo'ogv ~ OF coIn anu
lv.ouV pu oni!ey. ishtca o1osou 1 urn a. loo tor
whoas, " ana Ito 1of corn TO bonalo' and 2lP22o
10 h'ngs.oh'
IroViglonB were dun at nornlnn]ly unchanged
pricca, though tho feeling Was hardly rs firm as
On yeatordhy, but tho business transacted was 10
light TINT It IL difficult to give the exact condition
OF tho trhdo. Operators, as o rulo, woro show
ing around their brother pachorB md dealers who
ME horo attending tho National Convention, and
as tho orstorB wero worry Huall indeed they bad
little olao to do. Moss pork and meats wo
quote about tho game aa on yostorday,-
a. shado. }owor,-with lnrd abont 10 of:
Tho market cloaod at tho following range Of
pricoa: MesH pork, Bolor Beptomber, s1b.a0
@10oo; do seller October S16.26@f5.87111;
do eellor December, e13.85@18.40; seller
january, SlS.5o@13.55; lard, cash, or SELL
Or September, $7.85@7.8714; Bun1mer do
79Go; Bollor November, TITO. lard, noll-
Or Decombor,., 7N@7]9c; do eollor january
$7.75@7.60. swoct, pioklod hams quoted at
u16fOl1Ec, Dry BAfted fnenkA 6toAlY at 7Jff11
, 1873-09-11
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.


Leo CLARK has not been employed ct tho 5tocf Yards
A. long as many Of his associates but psrhsps rome
niye no s e Z % #
os ths ooys q him w. nlgnt wss the
xsh sss' ssas
prise. handsome silver not purchased, and p.e
gented to him l4s. evening" st hls hons No. 1927
Ss 1on 81 o ths
kings" was selected to make the presentation speech
hr Donnay vas in his happieat Vain' and acquitted
oATTLE-WhAtsvsr improvement, IN tho way Of
increaaed activity and arsr prices there may hayo
entireiy disappeared today, thore 6ouF 70 appssf
o to IN the demand for any eess Of stoea while
esng
due T. tho e he o
day outside buyers had done nttlo or nothing, The
forenoon sales boing mostly connned 70 butchers
ssan fp 5. e to
bold, and by tho middle OF the afternoon about AL
s s's st a ss:n dsPessa sse5 Of s5 Il It
i gor portion of he trsnsfsr being aected
aa q r Sas
$2.6oa4.oo for medium to good; Much common stu1
reanh the yard2 nnso1d, md the mn1eutat1 future
Of Tue market does not look very promising.
ns ond upward. .$5.So@6.lo
Choice Deeves-Flne, fat, well formed year
is4oo lis 5.40@5.70
aseers averaging 1900 to 1900 ibs w 4.Bo@5.2o
saina 1.1oo 10 1850 !bs. bs............... A5o@4.7b
Butchers STOCK - Common to fair steers,
md good to c1tra COWS, for city slaughter,
gtasS asHr'8laR 8a3s@ wv COMMON g :sitie IN decent
Gesh. ayeraging To0 to 10 1850 ha. a,oo@4oo
ataas bulls and acaltawag stcora. 175@o7s
Cattls-Tuxas Northern wtntered ....... 3.25(s4.25
Cattlu-Texay through drores ........... l.751&J00
oAYTLE aALEa.
, 1873-09-11

For tho cpeoay Of Nnrsuua Debility. and ali dsot.
dyrs brought by intlsc cratluns tn youth, 40 Any
dInggIt ha1 tho Iugreaens. Address Dill. HILTON
co., Clupinuku. Ohio.