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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
LETTER FROM Los )niET0s.
Los NIETOs, NOV. 226, 1873.
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Los NIETOS, NOV. %, 1870.
EDITOR HERALD: Nothing eacitinss
or curious having transpired since you
we're oui on a flying visit. I'heweather
is clear ana pleasant, and Old earth
has put Oh her mantle OF green since
the rain. lrul wtAe, winters ntsouth-
ern California are loyely. When We
trave! over the vailays OF los Angeles
and see the fine grtissi and flowers in
mid-winter, We are forced TO the con-
clusion that this is the modern fafa'
disc; and when oar mindwandefs back
10 the home OF our youth, when IN our
school days, with freezing hand" and
frosted feet, we used to tread our way
.hro,yh the SNOW and ice to the schoo!
roosn' toshiver and suffer with cold ali
she day long, although We were ciad
IN heavy boots and woolen goods, we
are led 10 exclaim: "Why did we not
;,noY of this lovely cline, where hoy5
go barefoot 10 school aii the year,
never suffer with cold, and never wear
shoes or boots only for ornament"'
Our inquiry is why don't they cnme'
There is room for thousands where the
cold bleak winds and SHOWS are never
known. We have spent over twenty.
three wears in California; we have had
the experience of the miners lie, on
pork and beans. and musty Chill -four
of 40, and drank OF the pure fountains
and snow streams Of Ice water from
,Siskiyo,l te, los Nietos, and we unhe~
itatinyly srecconlmend Toy Angeles
county 10 being far superior, in point
of pleasant and healthful climate, TO
.any place on thu Pacific coast. and her
richness OF soil is not surpassed hy any
.other portioMof the State. Our lands
appear to be extrayagantly high IN
price TO visitors from the east, but
syhen they learn that one acre Of our
land will produce equal 10 three or
four of theirs, ii is not 70 dear after all.
[ saw n beet to-day that measured
three feet eight inches in circumier-
ence, and four feet nine inches IN
length, weighing 81 pounds, and there
are plenty more OF the same kiMi in
the same patch. -
Los Nietos valley is situated south
east of the city of Los Angeles, dis
xant 10 miles, and is about 10 miles
long and five miles wide, with the old
San Gabriel river on the one side and
the new San Gabriel river on the other,
which forever secures this beautiful
valley the certainty Of good supply
Of water for irrigating. purposes
Drouths have no bad effect in this val
10y. This issthe corrfield Of Calitor-
mia, and there is no tract of land In the
Mississippi valley that will produce
more or better corn per acre.
Nietos city or, If Progress prefers Il,
Dou7,ey city, is aituated in the center
of this great corniield, and is destined
to. be a place OF some. Importance,
owing 10 IT. being q central point OF
the grain producing district, and hav-
lng direct communication by railroad
with thr harbor at San Pedro, or Will
nington, and the city of Los Angeles,
and centrally located on the line OF
railroad from the above named places
to the city Of Anaheim. The Land
ssociation nre. offering lets In the
new city a, reasonable rates and easy
terms. Come and see for yourselves.
T''F'fl Ctg Fb1 s0BssRvER.J
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
BOARD or TRADE.

Presidents. LRzasfl,
Secretary i. W Lord.
Treasurcr--S. Il. CasHrll.
Directors DIR. j. =. Grtiia. g. Z. tips, II. " -.
Heilnan, =. Griffith, l.. i!cnudrg. y. j. Sew-
marx, j. g. Iowney. Il. ". " idneS.
i.egtllnr l!.a.t.nGs. Tuesdays. al 80 j. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
FOR SALE. i.

A HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
N on snnsevalne street, n short distance
cast of the depo.. Tho lot Is c00x!0D feet, 'front.'
ing on two s,recis, with walnut, orange, rig,
Almond and Apricot trees, all bearing NUT.
There IS ALSO water for fnpi.ly use. rom me
Water CoinpanyS pipes. and aisp dltches ior
irligailng. Apply IL IN EspeTanza Stose, loS
Nam street. nol2-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
Los NIETos, Nov. Q

Thanksgiving Day passed otfquietly,
nothing occurring worthy the atter-
ton Of your many readers; not even
the death OF a turkey has come. to tho
knowledge of your correspondent. !
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
Fer Sale!

% CITY LOTS, FIVE MINUTES
asA walk from the courthouse, each 73x2Hl
feet, with bearing orange and lemon trees and
ti.ch.unning through il. Must be seen 10 be
appre cjated. Inquire OF f. GREENBAu NJ.
NJ Ihn " lite House. noVitf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
FOR SAL. e.

90 ACRES ON THE SAN ANTO-
~ %a nio Ranch and the San Gabriel River
IL N eight miles from The city and two from
Los Niatos depot, and q depot IL within one
half n mile. The tract IL all arable ana mas
Iuolta Timber than tho 'plnce can consume
The wa:eY right is exec lpnt and the buildings
and Improvements good. Refcr 10 a. o.
CHAUNfN, Los Angeles. nol-lnu.Anw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
LINES or TRAVEL.
-------------------------
LOS ANGELES 4 SAN PEDRO
@W
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER NOV. /, 1873,
~ trains will run a. follows, leaving
WILMINGTON-7.45A A. N. and p. M.
Los ANGELES-l0A. A. M. and 3:45 r. N.
Except on days Of steamers arrival and de-
parture, when trains Will run 10 connect with
steamer.
Passengers for San Francisco and San Diego
will leave Los Angeles by the 10 A. M. train,
sF First-ciass passenger cars will run esu-
larly. =. 81
No Charge lOr Storage 70 Merchants In
tho Country.
JOHN MILNER, Agent at Los Angeles.
oc2tf +. II. HEWITT, Bupt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
National r Restaurant

HORNE OF COMMERCIAL
~ and Wilmington streets, Los Angeles.
We furnish THE BEST TWENTY-FIyE
CENT MEALS OF any restaurant In town.
wholesome food, good cooking, aud clean
and airy dining room, has made this rcStau-
rant favprita. L4INDNER p0TTCHEB.
NOT y 49,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
For Sale!

400 ACRES IMPROVED AND
ENJO unimproved lands or the fnest
quality, miles from the courthouse. Cheap
for cash and no commissions TO pay. Apply
to J. Q. A. STANLEY, - Temple BLOCK, up
rt,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
EoY Sale or Rent.

N,HE CORNER LOT ON MAIN
Il street, opposite Pico House; Goxll6 In
Guire nt II. FIEJSHM ANS store novfmi|
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
Eight Mile House.

MRS. DONALDSON, OF THE
AVA Eight Mile House, Cowango Pass, an
nounces that she will receive few gentlemen
TO board. No pains Will be spared TO add 70
their comforts, with facilities for going and
coming fivyp the city. osSl-M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
FOR SALE.
w A ~ r ED.

A PURCHASER FOR TWO VAI-
"A. UABi.E LOTS or LAND, hOxl-o ieet
which cost $S225 last June, but will be aold for
$50, on account OF the owner going to Arizo-
ma. Address CASH, Z. q. box TN. nOiaI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
SCHEDULE FoR ssSEMsER. la7s.
THE STEAMERS
xf&s Mohongo 4 0rizaba 36k
For Hanta Dnrbara, Nan Pease, ADa-

heim landing ond ftan D1sgo.
STEAMER onrxABA, CAPT. II. >. yoHxs1oN,
Leaves SAM .f,rtres Sam Leares SanI Arrfres Sa :
francisco. Pefro. Pedro. Eranctsco
Noy.~--- Nov..--,9 3 Nov..'...-,sS g INoy......-,.o
Nov.....25 Nov.......27 Dec .........
STEAMER MoHoNoo, CAPT. q. n. DOUGLASS.
Nov-...... 7lNov-...... 9lNov.-. lcI Nov .......M
Nov......l9l Nov..."..2l Nov.-..-2l Nov ....-a
pec..... llDec..... SlDec...,..... 6lUec........
The Mohongo will call at San Simeon and
STEAMER Gypsy,
For San Diego and all way ports, carrying
OILS, ACIDS, POWDER, etc., not allowed TO
be carried ON passenger steamers, will leave
San Francifco November 9th.
Freight on OILS, to San Pedro, 80 cents per
FOR NEW YORK VIA PANAMA. m
Steamers leave 6an Fnncisc0 November
4th and 18th. All call at MaEatlan, MansaD-
lilo and Acapulco, and all except steamer Of
November 4th, at fan Diego.
Passage from Fan Pedro, cabin, el00; steer
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Franclsco November lst
Through Bills Of Lading signed, and through
tickets sold to all ports on the San Diego route
to New York, Europe, Mexico and South
America, ut San Francisco tariff rates.
PASSAGE:
10 New YORK, stceYage ~
To San Francisco, cabin. -
To San Francisco, steerage.
apply 70 II. MCCLELLAN,
mol Agent for Los Angeles County.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29

Executive Committee:
OLIVER ELDRID0E, jos. A: DONOHs =,
JAS. r. BOYD, GEO. w. BEANl X.
CHAS. BURRELL, THOa. BELL,
f.. d. PERRIN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-29

- -
, 1873-03-26

15o tes do at $500: ESQ tcs do Qast ovonlng) nt
sso2l5, $4,000 lbs hlloul'orn at 5115o; 10000
ut 71lo; 400 boxen do Mt 715c; 760 boxes short
aloar Mt 7H4ui 25o boxes do 1T 7sGo al tea yol-
low groaso ut 6}lo.
Flour wan loas actlvc, and gonora1sy dull at
unclangod prioc,1n, though New York sns ro-
anrcrtlnos to ,thip South; othorrwiao tic buB-
moss wao rontrictod 10 tho supply OF tito local
trade, Dran. was htoady. salesa woro reported
Of 100 brla wlntor oxtras (N1cCrackq.i'B) at
s10. 0.25 !; 100 br1s do JOHANNESBURG star) at
e0.s5 75 brlHtlo OH private torms; 100 brls
spring oxtras (Old Dota) at s7.25 i; 100 urls do
(Wntostown, fanoyl, nnl 100 brls ak .a7.OO; 900
Iris do Mt 5000 10 brls do at $500; 80 lrlH
lr1s do at 9.75; co i,rls tlo ut $500; Ol brs do
at $500. rotnl 1,9i0 brls; also, 20 tunB bran at
$1,000 On track. Tho following was tho closing
, 1873-03-26
LOCAL sTocN AND DoND MAnKET.
Mesara. Lunt, Preston l. Aoan quote az fol-
lows this afternoon:
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments were filed for ROC
ord on Tuesday, March 25:
Dashtell at, OF and near Thlry.alzh st. T. Il II
10 alley, dated March 10; consideration, $3.50.
Wentworth nv, bet Thirty-hrst and ThIrty.sccond
,tst I, 25x120 It, dated Fob. 2s; consideration,
u,25o.
Lot 12 in Block 10, Elatons Addition dated Oct, /.
1874; consideration, s., 700.
"D"at " cor Of augo VI, Lot 10, dated March u :
consideration, $500.
Aray a cor Of Inana at, (, Lot 10, dated March
"a, consideration, IS, 700.
North Dearborn 1t, Of and near Goethe st. +.
4oH11bsh It, dated July %, 1879; consideration,
5000.
Lot a, In Dll1ora REHABILITATION Of Lots IT to 80
otc in Block 49, Sec 7, 80, II, dated March 2 con.
TLe pre'nises No. G85 West Adame 1t, tatod March
a.; consideration, to.oo0.
Edgar At. OF ind near Yabaua1a nv " t, rs It To a.
ley. slated March, rs consideration, {Go0
Noble st, tct Chicago aud First at " !, "a It to
allsyt dated Jan. r; consideration, $l,1o0.
Indiana ay, bet Twprtynrnt and Twenty socond cts,
w. IS s.lotl7aM e. with buildings, dated March
Thtrceuh p1ucs hct falkland az and pa!,lina st, Il
8, dated March q; consideration, s, 900.
Jones 81, III It OF Thrty-hfth it, I, 25xIo5k fl,
dated Sfurct 18: consideration, $3.50.
JONES st, lad II ot rhirtyhfth IT. I, e5x125N It,
dated March la consideration, so5o
Da,u w, 323ft OF Thompson st, wi, 25x120 IT.,
dated March rs consideration, $3.50.
Lincoln vt, bet Hubbard md Kiuzo sta T. Lot II,
dated Feb. lB, 1H72 consideration, $700. '
Henry st bot Throop aud Looms sR, "a It to al.
Icy. dated March II j; consideration, sl,2t0,
, 1873-03-26
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

- -o Thursday r:vrarxo, March 25.
proof il quotaie At sl. .73i7o. I W pof '0A'
BROOM C0NN-This market Is without pcrcoptlblo
tha ,nS Sea
mostly In request. Stocks nro mot acoumuuting, hut
sre arSs for present sog wsnts IT,, o aaoe Ne
@4So a. oS32lo; instsle ,grcon, 5Aa;. do rcd tip
a9 Rse a'a s rsd 2as \,
dozen dozen days have developed chnnges Of i'm
portancc So far good 10 choice dury butter 10
~ receipts has not been sufficient to nclsl1y wcaken
tho MARKET tie quotations being fully sustained. The
s9E s ore Ss Sn s e and
and ainly sonnea ShlS te beter sras aua
choice roll! 2oaoo strictly choice dairy, pScfol, 2s
3lc medium to gool 2'@35c; inferior to common II
DAaa1Na-Tho demand for goods coming under
this load is not particularly urgent, though the
meu IN, perhaps, as acvo as IL usual ut this scnsou
While quotations substantially tho san,e us week
ago, the cclina In material has induced m easier
feeling in grain lsgs md faiE orders being nlod At
Lewiston. sAHo; American, 3ahc; An,oskeng. s2Ho
eaanlesss single, l7slaxo; double, 2s5aso;; VOL
s dfSess S9ss On ease sse en sa
At $29o@25a; primo to choice, .sa.1o@a.2s fair
ea Was ratGee ac
today, Oh nccoint Of tho storm; bit tho inquiry
for materials is increasing daily, and nn actyo
trade Ia anticipated aoon. Prices are follows |:
9l.oo; snpcrlino do, f3bo@4.0o; Rosenda1e ceu,on,
s3;2'39.5o;. utica cenent, $500 ptr brl: Louis-
ns @ 't f3ssss5o limo Ai IL bak' si eos9stjo i linz
inre}, sl95 per hrl; white sand, por brl, sa.75
S300 paetering hair, per In, 40@5oc; fro brick,
eewcr brick, sl9o country brick,
fl2oo dol; Woodstock l,rcasea range at *25. .o0ts
1000; st. Louis hydraulic prcsseh,: $500, del j;
milwaukee,, $1,000, del. Racino. $aa60, del. Hills
dale, $25.oo dci; fire clay, per brl 5f0o(a50. Tho
following IL tho et Of prttoR per box Of 50 fcot for
, 1873-03-26

West Mad'aon At, " Of ant near graf1l1ng nv, II +,
Lot i, dated Ian. al confederation, tl,oso.
Wnst Twentieth at, 100 It of Hoyo Mt, I, 2511o5
II, dated Mnrei ~ consideration, $725.
Wo.t twentieth It, 10 # OF 1toyno st. 2jx123 IT,
dated Niafcl! q cqnu'orat!on, s!25.'
West Folk ht, ba # of Camrhell ar, 4 csx12l IT.,
dated Ftt. ~ consideration, 81 0h0.
Nora ak, qoo r. = Of ilsne q, " # 2sr12e IT, dated
Lot 3D. In Cranes ntock 4, tit United atacB 1lnnk AL.
dillon, dated March IA; consideration, $525,
Los ID Hna Is n Block j. 1lostc dae March 90:
It, I6uid Nv, a16 It Of Wass Twruy-sccond et, o +,
60xl13H It. dntcl March 1B, considerations 81, ,000.'
Of An-Lot:,2 Of 1ota q to II, In ntoch ~, VOL
cotta Addition, dated March coHfdorat!or f3010
Miller IT. Of Folk IT. T. 25 It to allcy, dated March
23 consideration, $1,000.
6OurlI OF CrtY f.1tfTTA,
Indiana nv, OF Forty-ninth It, I, 1B0x1G0
9-10 It, dntni March II; consideration, $8h0D.
Lots 81 38, 80, and "a OF I1nlo'n Iots to g. &c. In
Johnaton8 n Of 4 Bcc, 8, %, IA, dated Aug
-, 1874; consideration, f1. Co.,
East Of Lot 4, In block OF Lota 10 10 81, In &c.,
10. 30, II, tlatod March q; consideration, S761.
Lot 4, In aamo, ducd March "a; confederation,
el,b00.
Lot ., In IllocK Of Raltonstall Isusaos 5.1o II
ofao OF Soc. o 49, H. dntcd Fob, ~ consideration,
Lots 10 and H. In Block 4, In 1Inlls " II OF n
Of Seo. !, 50, 49, dated Marc considerations 5000.
Lots and g. l1 Block of wv HHKnH ofaw.d
OF Gec 49, Ii, dated MnrcE 8; consideration, 1d5D.
Lot II In nlnck fn ToanHboos Lots II, 49, no., Of
Newall ct al. Subdlvslon III 4 Of ssc III, 38, II,
dated March II; consideration, $l,O60.
, 1873-03-26

kHE DAkk OF ENGLAND AND THE NEW YORK 8rEQU-
lATons IN EXCHANGE.
Tho London Times gives tho following oxpla-
nation OF the reasons for tho great and success
siyo adyances in the Bank Of England ratio Of
discount last fall:
York Is kept up by borrowings tho London money
market was explained apIno 1nouthB ago. III tho MI.
tunn Of last year, at time whan gold might havo
been expected to bo rttted hither from America the
to attract 1t from London. This yaa occaslonod by
practice on tho part Of 1oc Of tho leading financial
Trims In Now York OF making loans TO railway opera-
tors3 by giving bills at Gu dnys. on their corre-
tained from tho parties thus accommodated
consisting Of railway stocks and bonds with large
margin current prices while tho rate of Interest
Charged and tho stpulAons a. regards renewaa were
It tho samo time exceedingly oueronB. The bills were
1t sold In New York tho borrowers, and them
In natnrnl course, transmitted to London for DIS
count, aud the process might have been carried TO
enormous proportions but for ths rapid advance which
enHued In thu Dank Of England ratio, mud tho rcsot-
ton Of the Directors to roject tho Objectionable
checked, but the comparative ehao Of our
money-lnarkot Binco tho beginning Of tina
year hns led to its revival on grand SCALE
colnmodaton bills Is now atoat equal to about eight
millions storlng. Whnn tho New York spectators are
required, at tue end Of sixty dnys, to repay tho
amonns with which they have been favored, they aro
brought ouy 1osa when sold IT New York, they must
at tho end Of sixty days, pay 1G for slight drafts to
close tho transaction. or plead for removals. on amy
terms which may bo accorded them. In Nil such
time, and 1t will depend upon the prudence Of bank
nanngers and shareholders to the sldo OF tho Al
tantlr which the consequences are to fal-Loudoa
Times, 10th.
, 1873-03-26

Total, 10,s18,2 ATS BIT. This ls m increase dur
ing tho past wook Of 3,55o bu wl.oat, GG,9C4 bu
corn, 2G, $40 hl oats md docroaso Of 1,5i5 bu
above there il a0oat III tho harbor $4,000 bu
wAeat, 4G3, ,B55 bu corr. anl 169 AGA bu oats. maxi
ing total Of II ,459, ,592 bu of all kinds of grain
in store and Atloat.
J., Tho New York Produce Exchange Weekly giyos
tho following as tho foreign exports OF proyl-
siona from Now York for tho weak ouled March
18, and tho distribution Of samo
, 1873-03-26

HOGS-T4ero was no " let up" IN tEo do
nand fo- hogs, and tho market was again firm
and buoyant. The reported advance at tho East
encouraged shippers, and the competition be-
tweon buyers for tho same aud different points
WAS quite animated, aud as tho number Oh salo
was moderate, tho pens, by tho middle Of tho af-
tornoon, woro cleared. Nothing sold uudcr s4.9o,
aud very fow under 95.10, while the bulk wero
disposed Of ut 35.15GD5.25. Tho market closed
firm at $4.o0Gp510 for poor to common at
s5.15@5.2O for medium, and at e5.25@5,95 for
good TO choice, being an advance of loo per 100
TBS. Following arc some Of tho transactions:
, 1873-03-26

CANNED GOODS AND p1uKLls-Early In tho
week trading tarly actvo orders from interior
donlers vol from local retailers being nneronn
aud lbera but since friday buBncsB has been Elack,
thb disagrccabe weather operating unfayorablr.
Prices relain steady for 1nost urticlca Corn toa-
toes, and snaeotash In light aook and will probably
ADVANCE Below are the quotations.:
, 1873-03-26
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, March ~.
Tho following wore the receipts aud shipments
of tho loading articlos Of produce in Chicago dur
ing tie past twonty -four hours, md for tho cor
responding dato QUO year ago:
, 1873-03-26

e aea caa iasea 6 at W. CO.. ox a 1":
eops nrn Iiut w na,t ~ p nmotu 1rmo vo uc"so ct
d&a7c fro. 'sf fr.t a,'s lobing rrees 7o75u for
ortsa eornon de- ioo a seEan tso M 4'S
rislI-Not sinp!o nov featura has been uotca in
Tair ncyIty atli, saracturizca tho lea,t and boti
islto aud sat! wstor sli are long lid x nnaalod
iii ase Srss e osa s, os
on dfnt '1o oro TO H., H. III rc, N
SSs!ijs i tsSsSe Ms: $5 ~ ss5sSsss;
S g. s:1 s$S,: ss: :s:s = e:
cores eos SII r. parnor rad III errna s
brla, s9ooeSo5o do K III si75s5oo; Iasrador Eor,,
@ hafr"s, So o1 3cprs, @r sssis
a45o; Columbia River 1almor. now half-bss. tlVvoa
ieaSi Esu1ra AND xors-rne general, feature. Of Tho
o marriott may exhibit Il conilncd 10 foregu asaort-
s oveea spesS ssE e sds eSads
ffs 1 0 g can h
M Eerys e; to buoy Tho m9rket md prevent doollnc.
Bk@oc; ng., drums. S@14c: ngp. box, 14<91o1o
n1soy rrsp1 pfnsa o 1H aSes zame
Michigan do 758c; Western do 5Yts6Tc Southern
do. 4H@51o; reaohcB pared, 1726o; peacl,es halves,
e'a H o tt1 Ss1a eras 5 Me-;
-Fllbcrtp, l4G31So: nlmonds Tcrrnponn 21npqc.
M9sS. H1ss wsq%; Sa}ssS III
nuts, 7@sc: Tennoasso peanuts. 5(SGc.
FURs-Aro beginning to arrive quito freely, mil
primo Akns meet with ready Bac. Thoro no fur
thcr change III prices -oxeepllng for black skunk,
which are now quoted Ct 6oScoo. Following. ars
Etsrs es.er, ss.oota1ooo; ~; do, $500; No.
ao Ho9; "; sio g, d $2ooSsoo g o. No do sos; q;
No. d. 1sss NJ estss S9 arsn to-
eau; no /! 20, $500 No. do, $90o; No. DO,
$l.go; 70: : 20, 3'e; extra mink S26oS3oo: No.
oc; = N9; 9ocs, 20, aoo hlAck bear Sooe9l:oo eross
lox, *l9gG9!6o rc4 90, 2,c@sl.75; grey DO, 10
timtsf wol1 1osgs96o nrssts ao Solyor
ana 90 s.9k tesego
easea ?oe rsseoo1, 15@5es; deer ski raT pet T.
asssss' 10 uls's'a' ''ssss'''' os&''s' d. >lo0
r !, sc % r. h oao1at9 @ @ re}nest YES Choice
' ne @ :, M ?ssRss
afhiessa soc %9 1t SF ss ea'9s ss from Ae';
cranbsrries Icsitiyate' at So oo91soo rer brl COM
mon do At 9o.oo@ooo lemons at 50 o0G07 Is per box;
s;:oo5s5.!9 - d.. per box. ssSoassd; Mea.
GRooEnlEsMThe past week ha. been one Of ,ntn-
IT W. ma1 no. ony
scasop, but way much araer Than for tho corrosnoud
nrs s , ~ ~ oo, oo M " ,x a arer Ie-
snmg hcIr Iabors crtena fay ntn tho niobt en1
heir working forco ha. besn materially ncrsase In
in1 'sm ~ na9S @ nt na a ~
I ~ ~ th ,st fnrtvht ~ r n1s an r. ~.
ae ~ ~ ~ NV XIX rss ~ H. ~ i os' nusat se
uy ~ mieu cn sne o muas
@ M a 4, ~ consou ~ M.r aton M
Ir - ~ t iv 3 liF ;ns f
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, 1873-03-26

Monday ST. ssis sss' Tsss s"ffg sys
Although tho day was most dsagreeab1o ono
for outdoor operations, there was m actiyo sot
while hogs and cattle wero sonsibly higher. III,
hnow-storm which commenced last night Ia still
rigging, and tllreatens to Horiously disarrango
TRANSFORMATION. Trains Which woro ,ue in tic
trains wore subjected to greater or leas dotontion
by tho drifting snow. =
QATTLE-1he activity and flrmness notice.
nblo yesterday In this branch Of trade were fea-
tnres Of tho market to-day. With class Of
abla adytces from the seaboard to encourage
them, shippers operated with moro than usual
Freedom, and, notwithstanding tho liberal aup-
Ply md tho exceedingly disaorceable character
opening to tho close, with prices firm at an 10
ss SSan9S WooR sR the s9s o current ise ct tho Geo Of 1t
market was tho limited number Of
offered for salo, tie proportion Of % such
being smaller than on any previous day Of tho
eeaeon. No serious Inconvenience resulted from
this fact, howoyer, as tlero were fow buyers in
guest Of f. such and their wants zero amply sup.
medium to choice smooth woll-fattod steers, for
which tho prevailing pricoB we're S5.0o@6.125@.
Some extra lots were takon ct 5G.26{DG,G211.
while few thin rough drovcs we're closed out
and all found ready buyers at full previous rates,
or ut S3.25@4.00 for poor to 1nodium lota aver
aging from 700 to 900 lbs, and at S4.25@4.60 for
good to primo young ateors Averaging from 800
to 1,030 lbs. Mich COWS and yoal calves woro
galab1e at last woeA's priceB. Tho market closed
firm with but little stock remaining uusold.
QUOTATIONS.. -
E1.ra-Graded sscors ayoraglug 1,40o lbs
anu upwards. 9G2jGG.G0
Choice Deeves-Flnc, fat, we'll formed 9 year
to scar old steers averaging 1900 to
1,4oo lbs. 5.75@o.1o
Good Observation-Disclosures finely y-for,ncd
secrs, averaging 200 to 1900 lbs. 5.25G560
Medium Grattee-StcorH In falr neAI, aver
nging 1,16o to 1900 tbs 4.75@5.0a
Butchers Btock-Comnlon to fair steers
aud good to extra COWS, for city
slaughter, averaging 300 TO 400 Tbs 375GA50
Btock Cattie-Cotnlnon cattle, IN decent
nesh, averaging 100 to 1850 tbs 340@440
Inferior-Light and thin Gown. ho!fcrs,
sags, bulls, and ncallawag steers. ....... 1T5@3co
Cattle-Tc1ag. Northern winterod. .... 300t,375
Cattle-Corn-fsd Toxna. 4u0Qt600
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