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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23

A CURIOUS theory has just been set
forth by Government official of high
position, whose long experience as a
banker and merchant enables him to
speak with considerable degree Of GER
tainty. He makes the singular statement
that every financial revulsion for the last
thirty years has been preceded by FREE
quent fires in the commercial portion of
cities and towns. Not being a strictly
scientific man, he has no theory of spon-
taneous combustion or the pressure of
too much ozone, or something in the air,
but squrely says it is to be accounted for
by the fact that business firms becoming
embarrassed find it much easier to con-
ceal their financial complications by ju-
dicious incendiarism than in any other
way, and that the money received from
insurance offices furnishes them with n
capital for a fresh beginning.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23
FOREIGN News.

Jay Cooke, Mccullough ~ 60. In Lon
don-suspension at Toronto--cnri.
list Defeat In spain--Advices from
Khiyn---Creyy Of the Desrhou nd.
The Coercion Act Suspended---in-
ternationals In Spain---Faisc Re-
port Corrected.
LONDON, Sept. 20.
Jay Cooke, Mccullough & Co. con-
tinue TO do business as usual.
TORONTO, Sept. 90.
H. J. Moore & Co.. bankers, have sns-
pended, owing to the failure Of Jay
Cooke & Co., and otherprominent houses
of New York.
MADRID, Sept 20.
The Republican troops, under General
Pavia, have entered Malaga without op.
position.
The Carlists have raised the blockade
of Olot, Corona They attacked Folossa
yesterday and were defeated with heavy
loss.
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. II
via HAVANA, Sept. 2C.
The Government is re-establishing the
navy.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 70,
Adyices from Gen. Kaufman report
that Khiva continues peaceful, and the
General has ordered the withdrawal OF
two detachments OF the Russian force oc.
cupying the city.
LONDON, Sept. 20.
Mr.. Stuart, and portion of the crew
OF the yacht Deerhound, captured by {
Spanish cruiser, after landing cargo o.
arms for the Carlists, have been released
DUBLIN, Sept. 20.
The operation of the Coercion Act ha,
been suspended in Sligo, Roscommol
and Tipperary.
LONDON, Sept. 20.
Donald Dalrymple, Member OF Parlia
ment from Bath, is dead.
1t Is stated that there are $4,000 mem
bers of the International Society il
Spain.
It was reported that civil war ha
broken out in Morocco between son an
a brother of the deceased Emperor, but
is untrue.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23

The San Jose Mercury says the organ
lzatlon Of the late Republican State Con-
vention was "a direct insult to Cover
nor Booth and his friends, and was so
intended"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23
alatsls, RESTAURANTS elf,

r,ve TuIs DAY PURCHASED TN
uAhli1N,p,i unnse " are now in possessi1,'n "a
IL VAN VA hsst hotels in Salt Lake City. W ,ny
Of he Two Ds' NE deem it unnecessary 70 say
Malir in its behalf its splendid aesis p t ne
any ante equipment bel 50 well known ''
public. -, r1o-sr ,hour CHI not so wei
Int the walker House-hsyins !, ~ =.
known H.. a few weeks-is hrst-class IN az ~, ~
open nu' ,hs building being new and the
appoin l,na ~ ,be most fashionable and elesan,
l,rn The location Of this house + central s
scsmmsnds splendid view Of the lake anu r .,y
snow-ciad mountains and surroanat ms, N anv
Its local reputation is superior ~ ''''
other house in the city. - command We
With the above facilities at our e9lii1 ~ ali
Zee assured in guaranteeing satisfaction 70 M
Respectfully, etc. ,,rrurS RROs.
Angus. /, 1873.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23

The Sentinel expresses the unqualified
opinion that the first statement of young
Matheny, in regard to the murder OF
Green, was the correct one. We copy the
following paragraph from the Sentinel
kANEs CONDITION. = The physicians
attending upon Michael Kane, alias
Murphy" who was cut by Edwards
report his situation as extremely critical
he was thought to be doing very well
until night before last, when he was
taken with fit of vomiting, and in tn,
strain of retching started hemorrhage Of
the wound.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23

The Supreme Court of Georgia has de-
cided that the law forbidding the validity
Of judgments for notes whose considera-
ton was slaves is unconstitutional.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23

The National Commercial Convention,
which was to meet in Pittsburg on the
I'd of September, has been postponed to
the 25th of November.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23
Aew Tu-1ay.
WANTED.

A SITUATION AS HousEKEEPER or
N Nurse, in the city or country. For par.
ticulars inquire Of the undersigned, in rear Of
the stockton House. on Meadow Valley street
se23-lw MRS NJ. MITCHELL.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23

ABOUT twenty-five cows have died at
st. Lous from the Spanish fever or Texas
cattle disease. Every precaution has
bssn taken to prevent the plague.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23
DAILY RECORD
TUESDAY. sEPTEMBER "a. Is.a.

The Business Office of the PIocHE
DAILY RECORD will be hereafter in the
Office Of q. R. Brcakey, Mt Michael's
cigar store, Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-23

An official statement is made this
morning that the Assistant Treasurer
will continue to purchase five-twenty
bonds. in accordance with his notice Of
Saturday, paying for them in currency, at
the average prices Of sales on that day.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19
Das site Deutfhe &ei1mtttc1

9as site Deutfhe &ei1mittc1
@esen : allie &ranfbeiten bes 2Ia>
ee1s, ter Se6er unb bes 2(ntcrlctbes,
:uIufe..t lie aus 8er1dleinutg ausebdIftc1
arupitdten unb Observation-Disclosures entianbct
fnb pnt 9labuneen unb Derfopfunsen beray'
a0en. Go tDiebie Trptfen bic Musfu1runs beS
strfcs berirtcn, ber bic 8eIdrcrbe bcraalast
10 ,tebmcn ite bic Symphonic unb !SufGae trcg,
bic aus icncr Queue entisrutsen traren, ). ..
sidt MIR bic fclitartisen Teib(hmrr7sn, fcrrcra
aud bic baspn ~abbGnatsen Befdmcrtcn tes
Eauptes unb Der Bru(t, ben Sb,utnocl, has
5ru&rn unb bic plferkeit bee &cpfes, puTkel.
heit ter Muaert rnb Geklemmuns Der Vruff, ald
tas teitperlihe AUS rnb Ginatbmen, 3ufauc,
nelde beipnbers bcn OppubonOriasn r1tcrs
WGeaen : bic ipeeieIen ,uei6fi6em Sreas>
6etteu, einaeipurae!te Ssferie, Sldbungen ure
Mutrrbeidperten bas @ursen u. Grtrcdcn,
Gtiten frantbaftes 3ufriden tes 5alIes, u
mere u,b Gu6crlide &rdmpfe.
Gesen: Y~or6futi8Rett 2sfet6(aGf,
6elblutt. 5a,uer1nitbiskei. Mensilidfeit,
0psf> unb @lieberidrterseu, l1ebelfeiten Sbn-
r,ed.en unb 5ersflppfen.
@eqen: Aatarrb unb StuG fdnupfer, relde
aerSEnI;d fdncl sebcilt tperbcn, inherit bic
Erurfen ben marfen, fcdentcn Stlcir1 arf>
lSiea uub abfIbrcr.
@caen: emt,anSlitrn unb dronifJen Ebcu-
matisn,us, sesen @tdf, saaise, re,aittirenbs
uat internittirente Jieber, gegen arantbrttcn
tes glutes, Der Nieren unb Der Slafe.
@eaen: Dpspepia pber Dcrnauun9sbeftruer"
ben, Gopfl1mrp, Sdultcrfdmcrj Sufen Vc.
tIe.nnurg Der Bruf, SdpinbeL faurcs Nrf'
fpeen aus benz @asen, @letter 0eitr'ad i'm
Munbc, @auenleiben, 6ersflcffen, Gdr1ersen
in bet Hierenaescnb unb bunbcrt anbere Srant.
beitser{Heinunset F., tpelbe bur9 unSe1eaulid'
Oesem: SaufRramg6etfen, aus (Gfdgc,
Sd,raren i5al,1lGt, fledcn, Mtitehcr, Wc-
itrrare, G~arbunfel, &insmurm, Grunttrft
idlimme Muaen, &ctblauf, &rGse, Gdrrt
3ibfe,be unb anbere 3ranfbeitcn Der 9auti it
tcr Octrau9 ter Srupfen bon urserslcidliGer
@irtrns. Cine etnstge TIaf@e trirb in
fat alien G6Icn felbjf ben nnsldubisfen BON
ter @irtuns bieieS ReilmtttelS ab~erseuscn.
5aItet Guer BIut rein unb bic
6efmnbbett Gure6 SrganiSmuS
pirb bic GpIge fein.
Gie Glafde NJ atu6nrger EropfenH fcfct
SO Gcnis, rtcr funf GIaf1cn awei Cellar,
rnb trcrben tieiclben rah Gmrfang tcS Gcltes
fret mad allen Ibeilen ber Gereinisten St"a-
ien s~erienbt.
aaeinise Mieserlase in Mmerifa bel
4. 7OGELER & Co., Baltimore, Md
Sci renen E& 5Olde, lie gsenten su rserbsa
suulden fdriftli& r,elben ;prAen-
10 Bic. 8urcs, ~rusraI Mssnt
81. paul Ninn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-19

@anJe 9srie SO; 9albe 3ppfe IS; gierteurfe $3.50.
na- 9ntere Setterte IL srnt Staate se&artert; bic 9te-
tun8eH frben tets sur fefsefetten 8ett unb unter ber In.
f1t 9ef6rprener GpmmiF6re fatt.
~ Die off3itQe 3ietune tpirb In ben ct. Qcut gldt.
tern gerSHentlt9t, unb aQeu Snbabern BON 2pufeu utrb
cine Gppte a~ueefanbt.
va Dtr peranfaIten cine 3tetuns wte bic pbiee an,
Iesten Gage eines ieben Meuats TN SABRE 1872.
~ @elbfeneunsen auf lnfer RiFfp mtttelf Soft
gen ober @rpref. Genbet pesen eines Circulars.
Man abreffre @nrraH Miaer & 60.
No. 5l5 Walnut Street, (Post Office Box
2446), ST. LOUIS, Mo.
, 1873-09-02

TOTAL ..........957

Ihs ratrna last ii per cont abovs an nver-
ae keF cent a6ovo a average this year
12tll inst. asya: "Thero arc 10 longer any Issen.
tioats ovsryono is agreed altho1gh rathor iato
eEal cry and no onsur bo doubcd - In SUM- Sun.
nos q M my previous observations, tero a extract
wheat IA lndispatably mediocre, ono could aImost
9sy y pad: The adyicea received from tho north Of
Elaneq show thas the result there Ia st moro dc-
cont han had bocn expected In several loealittcs It
nppcars tho crop will not DO onethird Of what it was
" In NY report Of tho 7th inst. showed that, esti-
mating this ycars crop Of wheat Ut two.thirs Of an
11ai,asy ef9p Of 100 goo QUO Hocoltres and ais H.
,a me docienoy Of tho ryo CROP our wants
posing ths yoass crop to bo twotlrs Of good ayop
.gs Of ilQ hec which Is tho largest Concession
hocte. and in order 10 atain 900 900 which ID to
so ant y d ies ooa seed ncudo NO
' IL i 'sS +, sss ss
opinion int have iii. ss yesr tSothira ess.shtda
hee aa' w Sn @ W. We estimate a. tho deeit at about
t!.e truth Mo bad nevoe before h.l occasion to i'm
po,a 40 oonhderahe quantity Of wheat, but in ycars
sono surplus from previous crops who thIa yoar wo
arc 4uo bare Of old stocks 'N w
had bad crop, but tlcn wo had lar9o surpIis from
previous crops and in reality had no OCCASION 10 i'm.
Eot1' hBau II Hh8 tho crop OF wheat only that war
pau Rnu HAT, moreover confined to winter whcat
inns year u 10 very different; hAyo no old wheat:
TWO important crops arc deoient those Of whost and
ryc ana tho Large vacuum which Is tho result must bo
nlled up " large importaton.n
AT. j. E. Deerboln'a London Corn Trails List of thu
10th inst, says In the South Of ussia tho crops
no longer 30 iagorab1y reported Of ut first and tho
viii 10 unusually 1ato owing to tho abacucp
Or o!d Atocks nud tho comparative failure In tho dis
tf1cta nSar tho aeaboard. rho high prices ut Marseca
are ALSO calculated to d1yort tho carly shipments from
tho United Kingdom. -1'AA
The wheat crop In great part OF Italy has been
vory asapponng and prices thero ayc been rising OF
atg 1of many contradictory reports, the wheat crop
IN A1ngary r. now at longth pronounced to DO COM
parnsiyoiy deficient In quantity quality aud tho rye
efoR 6go n e. hnstra shows deficiency oi ooo00 hccta-
wv - compared with average ycars this b.
ns mo result OF tho Information gathered at the Inter
national Congress which mot nt Vienna On tho 9Th inB
and vas attended by about grain merchants from
various counries largo Importation of ryo Will, It
npears DO requEed and tue high price Of Tits article
Wheat Aceor!,iug TO report issued, It is expocta
that thero will be from CSC 900 nrv to glg1 nrs
Of wheat for exportatlon but ii will 10 some timo h.
foro nny largo quantities DO brought to martat
Iabor being scarce, and tho old stocks being used M
al tho wheat Will at rst have to be retained for homn
consumption. Tho extraordinary fact IT, indeod an
nounced IN one Of the reports received from Germany
Berlin for Hungary" o' 40
Imports and exports Of provisions into tho UnIted
Kingdom Of Great Britain and lreuud for thc nrven
months onuod July 81, Of the last four years. lavo Ioen
, 1873-09-02

THE BRITISH CROPS.
Mr.: Thomas g. Scott, writing (Aug. 15) to tho
i honaon Times, gives tho following estimate Of
Taking THO best and worat crops m yarloua farne in
wde-npart districts, and striking average, and the
essmilat!ng 81 those averages from d!strc.s ranging
London, havo come to tho following conclusion -
tirst3IhAt "9 h4yo .ot lnors than 3,30oo00 acrca
~ %ner wheat in the United Kngdom being about
sseond-That Tho ysld wtll bo buahels updor an
average M er9 or say 2a .shes an acre Th!a o.coels
900 1usrtors. Delueng ioooo quarters for or
toGa o es ssaass@ s ssma
i, oooo qnarters, which ~ 100000 quarters moro
than anticipated In tho Times on the atat Of April
from larger area at lcaa and tho foreign suipy re
}a5sa & l qasrs11 T. as already reached
complete tho agricultural year. eN>' ~
Ti!a exceeds by throo Lion Of quarters, or co..
ooooo0 Of money tho average Imports for he previous
Fortunately tho great whoat fclsls Of Russia and
hel'ca, each Withl III area VIZ thlea greater than
our own, arc fayorab'y reported Oh; Thu tlns Bont,
Australian wheat w0 receiving co1nea oppor-
tunely to our S!orea, nnI own unexpecteIly
early harvest III kowhe as great boon to tho country
as timely reittanccts to III individual whom blu Ia
Tho barley crop Of ths year ooyora All oxtra area,
anu s good III q'lallty and fair Ill quality. Tho latter
to any other cerea NJ 10 foreign produce squuls It for
Oats occupy about Tho san,o width as last year mud
promise ai AForABo, ' -o
Leans aro well poddc, and will ho an aycrago oro,,
anil HeAs above, 80
Tlu hey harvest, which WAS late this year. aud IL not
yet hniAo m northern districts, was not very phtls-
fas!ory, ~ tho rrop though hoscr thnu antici-
average, and IL cualsa In qualify. Except M lay d.
trcts this crop s not taken much into account but
g. 4 occupies 1000 900 acres In tic United King.
WORTH cav, ,QQo QQQ, aud ~ tB lp4lA Of much aioEt
, 1873-09-02

A1o' 1tIol' pu barley by rail.
COL J. Q. Smith, formerly Chief Quartermaa.
tof under don. Sherman, was On Change to-day,
Ao 10 man OF Immense understanding, bis bro
gans haS1ng IS to carry nearly pound weight for
every day in the year. If ho ia ns good az ho is
great, tic Colonel must bo happy man aud lo
looks like it.
Iho Leading produce markets wore active to-
day, and most Of thom woro weakened by lie i'm
mense receipts, which find no parallel for magni-
tnde in tho past of Chicago. The volume of grain,
not very far from 100000 bu, required tho ,,so
OF Tast amount Of money to hnudlo it. and it
is no wonder that prices lagged under tho pres-
sure, especially as vassol agents took advantage
OF the situation to insist on IN ADVANCE Of ia
por bu IN freights to Buffalo. The shipping
movement vas relatively slow, 30 that our
eooa etoehs IN store nro rapidly increasing. Dry
unchanged prices. The grocery market o1hibits
increasing activity, both III taple and sile goods.
ana there IL scarcely All article in tho list for
" Which the feeling ia not unoquiyocally firm,
dneIG ls stu considerable excitement In coreos,
aia ana the Quotations are advanced 10 Sugars
also; arc strong and higher, refined aud raw
grades both both being marked up an Ao, Pom
pos advanced to 28@20o. 1.ico, syrups, soaps.
a %o;' fuied tirm as previously quoted. Butter
oenan u eeHae @ ,s were reported quiet with no material
prices remain firm. owing to oaero stocia' % In IN
wore firm all around Halves peseboa u az p1,Tea nu
15c, but other fruite wera withnnt a,'o,at,o X
change. Thoro woro no now foat,,res in thc al
paints, hay, lido, leatlor, and tobaeco mnrketa' 49,
The yard trade in lumber il soportel fair kp, thn
quoted prices being fuliy snstainad III, 1h,o ~ ~
coipts Of cargo iumbor were fair AMI amna no s ,o;
tho market was modorafoiv ncIiva 'P:u' .ai. "ha
mills, oto, continue to meet with rooa i, inom;r,,,
md are quite firm. Thore wore no new @ foaFnrea
are markote. Wool md hrnonns ao,,' y, suopol,
moot with fair, steady doplapd and "o ore noteI ~
, 1873-09-02

LITTLE FAILS, n. T., Ang. 30.-At the Utica city
markell for tho week ending Aug. 30, trade was dull
saomgl the oitsrings were argc amounting to nearly
10000 boxes Of cheeao: Tho sales wore sbou. 5000
boxes, and 900 sent to bc sold on commission,
The ratea paid were from ike to 12Kc but some OF
tho best factories refused 1asac
A. tue Little Falls market about GOO boxes Of farm
dairios were sold ct prices varying from lilo 12c,
according to quality. The faetories largely repre-
sehtoa the offerings amounting TO from 90 GOO to
boxes, but tho aaes only FROM G,000 to 5000
Ct bmyers md fancy features held hard for 1ac bus
finally prices sotled down 10 l2,; to 13{c tho inter
ngro being considered top price for fancy goods. wo
give sha following transactions Az follows: argus
.the, o4 1t l2io; iiroekotts bridge, 15o At iaitc
1roekway, 242 at 12'1c; Central Valley, 150 ut 12l
Ga 2SG At , 1aa ( ooa pr;ns 1o2 at
100at l21lo: craine's corners, IS at l2,@c; Dairy
l 100 = 13'te; Danabe cola srrng, 15o It 12o
- i :i 70 Il aSa
lorkimer, TIA at 12kc; 1icrkinlcr County Confral.
l15 At laHc; Johnatown Oroa1- -Kuat!s 1oo 1t iaSo;
fss sgs' 1o9 It as 90 Ut 2e :
Mannheim centro, 200 af ia.4o; sianleim Tarnpfkc.
194 1t 121<c Mapletow1l, 70 at 1aEc Middsye, 2o6
a2c; H. Ne"re, lSa ct 1919 Old stone Church no
,ii!s go ,2s@; 5 = Ta,atas asH'i 6nlon, t'Fry3 S3
At laXc; snoIs nu,h, l:t st19su; s!nas nash 10
5Sj srS n H. l2o
lorkilnar County havo improved the grass III pastures,
aud have given good at.rt to nftor math. Ne hayo
adTiees from Europe to tho middle Of August Our
well cleared OF tho market And that prices aro frm
Tho beat grades sell at G5A to 6Ga sterling tho owt
and hno a CTS to o4a; secondary oas to G0s. Canadian
ots sterling he cwt. There IL brisk salo Of Irish anil
Continental butter, aud prices tend UPWARD Irish Ia
quoted At 1921 to las and French At laAs tho owt.
, 1873-09-02
REAL ESTATE,
lilo following Instruments wero illot for record
on Monday, Sept. l.,

lilo following Instruments yero tllo,i for reoori
| on Monday, Sept. L,
| U1rY rnnrEnrr.
Lot47' 'n Block u. 500 81, 40, II, datod Aug. 30
| consideration, 800.
Honoro At, bulwcon Adams anil jackson s,s, " I.
II 10 alley. slatod Aug. 20 consideration, $500
Ilo PROMISES No. BIO Michigan ay, tlatcd Sept.
confederation, $19,ooo.
Wood ut, 2d2 It II Of Milwaukee av, I, as11le It.
dated July 10 consideration, 1850.
Trumbul nv, 200 II IL Of Eighteenth at 2,x17s It.
dated AuR. IS; consideration, 5000
., Weat Congress Ct ~ It Of Marshia1a nn T. 2oHx
rs rssc eosner of ep eo ).
14 0-io It, dasol May 10 consideration, t9,1oo.
III. rSullns H., st, corner # 1nno st. 25zl2s1 IT,
Ersnk st., 17a + of Blae Island ~, +, a4z1oo IT,
Cornell 1t, oa It Of NUio It'll Il, f. 4211oo f. with
1t'r,Jsy 4 800 4 eot NoSls Il, s sss12, #,
Prairie Nv, 64e It Of Thirty " 6ot1as r.
dated Aug. 25 ennaidcra!on, $5,u00. y ~
aated AS eonsd.rst]aa aa enyiss st. 2411o9 IT.
s;iea eni T sa; & Original Lot s. dated juno oeasass
"a Aas y st. neaE corner Of Lasalle st. 27y1
2a os III nie9k sid e. shs' Addition dAod Aug
,,,.a Norh &c. o',t biS Of North Av T. 25114e IT,
oatSa sept. !; consideration, $3,l75.
dated Sept: 1; consideration, 500. ~
Ashley st, 2s7 It Of Lincoln at T. 2411oo IT, dated
Aug. 1; consideration, s, ,0s0 '~
Lota 18 and % of Mowryia x OF ne Y sco 2a. ao
III 9G4A33o +, datcd Aug. 10; consideration, {8i03
:, Lot sa q !. IN n, hayaons nehseA Of no 500
IL, W, IL, dated April II; confederation s, 600.
siao st. Of md near Th!rtieth at wf Lot 10, dated
sept; :; Il &C ;co13,a11dg,raaon, 3,1t tL, $780,;
Sept, !; consideration, 81 600.
- Lot 81 Of prus.ing's Block, In " Of 40 II sco
L. w III aatea Aug. Is; consideration, s., go.
=, FoRTH or CITY LIMITS,
seminary Az, corncr Of Dabeta st. OF, 49x131 IT,
datcu Juno Il consideration, $500.
RouTI OF olTY L1s1TR,
lTarie nv 1877 # of Fory-4i1h st, T. 1oo11C1 II.
anted A. aug: 20 consideration, $4,000.
Lot 30 Of Weatons Lois nnd o. In Fo1rcsytllo atcd
Amg. 10 F: consideration, t9200.
III, o1 e7 Of 17o Il Lot II, in Block s, 0leasor-
WYE Aadaaon, dated Aug u conslcrntion 900.
5s par1 Of tot Of Wallaco ct, Of Haw Of 500 i,
W, IA; dated april z |; consideration, $50.
, 1873-09-02

and ths rent Of much land depends ,1non It. II
r. or more ii'rortanco than many aro accustomed to
.nsmk. , Oir nrti9Ga! ggae.es, ctovers and forngo
wet. N~ 'o1 ~ 'ae
roatoca occupy a.,ou roo-fourths Of tito broadtt,
q! iaat year, anh look oxruncy well. Tlloro Will be-
great bulk Or rrotucc II they eacnlo lilo diBoanu
swcae mt! all otacr turnip craps nro good and kohl
Ta, wh!ch havc often rroased pon the attention, Of
ae 1s a.''esitute for tho swedo for shcep-
esrss &c e. per aant mud Occupies from Q0o to
LATEST.
T., wheat was actiyo In tho afternoon and Ao
hl1siler No. spring sold at s1.14M cnah. aid
sMi,laa I'll soller tho week a!Ho at sl.i3l1@i. lux
s9iler 60 TUG month, closing ut st.181G, and 1t
sl.ll1 sollor Ootobor. Corn was II, good do
msnd and steady at seller tho month, aud l2
ga@1c !a. holier Ootoler. Other grain nud proyiH-
woro bidding lie and 12o for freight room for
corn and whoat to Buffalo.
, 1873-09-02

tAtcs uoafn per car 10 ba added when transferred
Which charge follows the shingles.
TlickneaA-Fiya shingles to be TWO inches In thick
ness. ~ ~
Length-Sxtccu inches.
- HARDWOOD.
Btack-Wn1nut - Counters, $lOO, ,00alG0o0: c}enr
S95 95oofas5.0o; common. $J5.0o@50.00; Gull, $a0O0R
$500; flooring, 5000.
Aah-0lsar, $!8.009 1000; common, $1,000 90.
oulb $40: :009t6.0o flooring, $3o.00@4O.00.
Gull, $800@ 1890.
Hlckory-clear, s28. .o0@5o.ou; common s2o.ooa
$500; cul sl2.06@l8.o0. S~N'SNe'
Maplo-CcAr. s22o o0335 60; common, $10.oo@o5oo
5000. @A' *1'1'e'
$500 Gull, $l200@ 1900.
WhItcwood.-o olear, S3ooo@4o.oo; common, $1,000
@25.00 Gull, $l0.00@l5U0 '~
Wagon stock-Hiekory a1les, per set s1,ooa1,bo:
wagon roles, each, <5a55c bo1 boards $50 00a 90
Florida rcd ccdar, 3sc ror It mahogany, 30S 400;
do counters 6oo rosewood, 60RaUo white holly 30c
, 1873-09-02

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for oi ty
consumption: 6,350 bu wheat; 1859 bu corn
2'S97 bu oats; 230 bu ryo; 1,578 bu barley.
Iho following grain has been inspected into
stofo this morning up to II o'clock: l,1as cars
w1eat; TUB cars corn; q, 500 bu No. do; 25. GOO
bu high mixed do; o., 100 bu No. 2 do, and 4, 900
ou rejected do, by canal; 60 cara oats 500
bn No. 2 do, by canal; 50 cars rye; "a cars bar
Icy Total Q,975 cars), 8s8,OOo bu. This ia by
lar tho largest receipt list for any one day in
tho history OF Chicago.
Tho following shows the distribution of tho
breadatuffs shipped from this port during tho
past week:
, 1873-09-02
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, Sept. !.
1ho following woro the receipts md shipments
OF THO Leading articles of produce In Chicago
during tho past forty-oight hours. and for tho
corresponding dato ono year ago: