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, 1873-06-20
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, Juno 10.
Ino demand for cargo lumber Was quito active, and,
s ho receipts were light, tho market was quite rnl
though no material advance was reported, Wo quota
jolsts and .esutllng as 80 oo@9.60 common boards
boards ut s14.00l700 lash. $aoo; Shingles x3 co.
14e u. following WI! sales wero reported:
shingles At 800 prop ocono' Dopcre, ooo n Shin
gles Bold Iy 1rrh, Dul1en 90. u 'A'A-
boards i *ls75, nin tally Sold 81 Blanchard, sor. s
SER e wsrd whitehead 90 n eoarso mixed at
LUMBER pnE1on1e
Maniatse g 80; Ludington g 60; Muskegon, $500;
gstes ssSa: %ho Iaie dssaa ssiS M.V.i ;s1s :oo
AT THE TAnps.
1na yard trado couslnues fairly actiyo, being stnu-
lated to sono c1tont by tue threatened advance in rail-
fraights. Dry lumber remains arm, while common,
ness mes s,y 9d m At j. Foa various
common: Square pickota arc firm ut 14.0O631e.0o;
1et do acll at Lath we1o about 25o lower
VIC luoke:
First 6tcear.,.,,.....,.,....,.... S5n m AK M
Bocond ccar, inch to Incl, ........ 15eo Gso.oo
mhird m clear fhch.. $500 Gs40.U0
oiear aooring. 1st and ii tos:oithar:, '''' &''
olesr siiing lit and ID together. asSo @ aoo
Common ssa1ng. ng....................l 1900 @S2l.U0
Ssas' s1aS' S5ssss SS S Ssss sss
WaRon-bo1 boards. solicited. IL inches
and Upward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000 @3s.o0
STOCK ooarus.. s..............-..."... a4.00 @37.0o
STOCK boards. 2700 G@30.0o
stock boards: dE:..".................1 1900 G9l8.G0
Common boards. rde...........,,.,,,, 1900 Gl40D
1oist. acantling, small timber, fencing,
ETC., 16 foet aud under. .........,.,, 90 a140o
Joist and ecanug, IS to "a feet...... 1890 5230o
lcKots, square. aro.....-............... 1400 {al6.09
Tickets tat.... l9ou @l4.00
Geaar posts, split: ............ 1400 tsl8.0o
Cedar posts. round. 1900 CISCO
LAIN :..:............-........ 2.25 q 2.60
No. sawed shingles. .,........ I'm "a ann.
A or star.. ....................... 3.25 q $50
ShinEles on trac1.. 312HG9 3.37H
NO. BaWt1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LIS q 1.b0
Three doihra pDr car to 10 added when trannferrtd
which charge follows tho shingles.
IhCknpss-Fiyo ahinElco to 10 two inches In thick
moss.
Length-si1teen inches.
HARDWOOD.
Black Walnut - Counters, $100D0116O.00; clear
tG5:0oG75.0o; common, $40.0o@50.00; Gull, J3oo0a
G0 flooring, S50.00@GO00.
Asl!-clear, S3o,0u@4a.00; common, $20.oo925 90;
cull, $10.0o@15oo tooring, Sc. o.o0Gs4o0o.
vi 9asmGls.r en- as f9oosAooo cotnon' *2ooo@2soo;
HieEorySG!ear, sss. .oo@45.oo; common, s2s.oos
IS 90 ; Gull, 3l2.06918.0D.
Mapsmdlear saO.ooa4 1000; common, s1s.oo@22.oo;
$500.
Cherry Clear, ssooo@do.oo; common, t2sooa
$500 Gull, <l2.0o91800.
Eyhitewood-Ciear sao.ooG 1000; common, 5000
@2640 Gull $l0.0091sD0.
Wagon 6toch-Hickory axles, per sot, 81 .o0631 so;
wagon poles each, 45ao5o box boards, $35.o0Q4ooo
, 1873-06-20

f7n3t1F Srr1. =
~ Tor tas season. sssoe
4I9s T1s rI,trz1g g. 'os st4eo 12sl2 $500 d.
39a13 e4'.D' w soonns' ~, $l3oo; do 2o.2s'
Pc rm-Iargo. 100: Email. 4ao: bar, 4.c. '.-'.1aa
ess % aaant,ly liKo: sIsLs. ae na1
snxrr inor-No. 2s. gso Tataa >.ss;~a.s+.%-@u-4-
No. 2s2s le No a. No doo. 0 ls aisdoan aea
Of 20 pr cont i; made from lhis ist.. avs ''''a
{'an:d bottoms 10 Iraze u b.
cut to aIzess Isl! -'' p''''''nea "copper" soo ao
WINS to s, 90; 6, 8, and o, 100 10 To H. lie H.
xro s:S y 1ad Iosa Psf cent a8-
& ioaeod r Eeqafs ss q as = e
:s$S Do s sae : NIX 81 ;s ise g On % q
ann ii tho Quotations foiioTins Man. 1na rope = g.
TaiSo oatum E.s. IL 9SooSa 5 .on nteI hgpo; y y ~ p
os@Dsasfs 0i Ispoi'ed lair bu,ne.. o,nu ,t
oron isYsa aIrs Era "s 81 ccnus ao NJ TO
No 1so. fnsrsT reyx a.. M i,.s ~ ~ = ooe
:ps o s12s S. IL nSs. Sa io9 bsnt se a
apb es ar.Sg napS. EPsntRs
enolfS aen readily 1T per brl; car old
pOIJLTRY-Tho si,nnIv tvaa n a-r,r, =, ,ha =.
nnani wIci ~ nan.i x thi n ~ onessa ss y eao ue
nreea wero xet 81 nm cc Ie light sn1
soS4n0. turEcvs a. 1SSa1nS'' soo a. a.
conns chfr1n. ~ - q ~ N salen inc!uao ~
canns nt 81 ena lr slag 70 % q :
~ ~ S1*'ot el"o sp1'nG s1e quoApo at 5l.o0G9
1's; a:1r-r,. n ,on..nn., uo., ,.
ste.dv At r.. oa,aI SVaIanuea gooo aenana snd
snnrv ~ 49," eo ~ Hso.sa ltatos oao1maSa anu
nismnn Z, n: 3 'y s1asoe, sa Sxou; eoates
hna. "a * stoun t puas' ua1ry Wthout
Isfr sr s.o x St S1 IT,, .eaon g. ann
. n Kk I'll 1', - stouaa a1uin' e..ao9
sErns warn n"s.t f,.I ~ ,,or,,,,,,, ,....s
carinr HING, rcn whtch .ofS T., 49, ntsu' . ~ 11
IN n. 0moin Ttn,ot1,v - 81 % M. - n- - ci."a
81 Sl@h "a miiicf 1E9nnc. nunr.o;s - 'oota1 ~,
brcts1hrat si osS1 ss s,{,a fns}nd Il
Carisn At IL M * R.ws IN ~ q IN ~ AZ O~8' AA'a
TE1sn.rn.tn n17e+ ~ ~ nro-fom.,. ,,,o..s rr,,,o
in1 ara fhe nr3cs r+rro5t Wn,;y,5 5"1.su @ eonum' @
MN IN fatr xt@Exo. 10 rocd cnsea ~ t Sota
r. rrfra Ana SSrS h IN rn,,nmUy ~ ~ 49, i9
ly6nn 7na96n comInnn tmnnrIsI cnGcsa. rena @
~ oS5eoo obooH1 Iot.ua ~ tHl1aats ovesoooi eeoo
7or@sI N ch,fcS nasuc, e ~ Xxx s1oI ~
.nGs e. ss,,a1 ~ ota;s ~ oA!sa Me-
x r. ~ - ~. t ~ aet saa!s nnet9
coiored natura lar sno" scss rnU1no w,
, 1873-06-20

HoGB-1n addition 10 tho Stale hogs aons IA, nm
trcsh receirs woro added to-day, swoltng ths SUPPLY
70 iny e. zoo head. undor th!s largo supply, wlth
aot' % may be SUPPOSED, wss much dorrotaol Buy
efe though out IN full force seemed dlsincnei to ID
plenty Of sn1ous sollora Il further Esducon Of ia
lsc trado was doyoid OF aniation and barely haf to
onertngs were dlsrosed Of. Tho oxtrcme range Of
nf1ees syaa o0@460, with very fem saIcs above u.s.
Soiosng rases wero $40o@4.10 for common $116i2o
Tor medium and 81. 26l1435 for good 10 chofca
, 1873-06-20

20x28 to 24130. ........ ............ 13.V0 2l0O
CoorERAaE-Was auist and nominal. rs fol.
lows: Pork baErols, $l.25@13s; lard usrces, s1.Co
g13o: whisky basrels, tleo@$lo; aour barrels,
sa s9oe 60 GSsee sres
aour slaves: ss.so@io.6o; cirele aour heading, ia
90 er 1ot -four hoep nolss poF
sRs e!Ss eTS Without
compshcd, interior merchants as we'll o. local retail
current necessities. P1icea continue voak. with
downward inclination. Following aro tho quotations
se fssosy ssteF fe sax Sa aafss sssv @
CoM-prtcos remain nomlnally unchanged. Orders
Eric, $3.50 Bsiar Hin, $3.50 walnut Hi, $3.50
ssoe isisns ssnno eos ssso Ss1ns iadsnss 1bssy bos{
$500 Kstland gEate, $3.50; Mlnoni, 500: Whining
EaayEwere in moderass local request at 1axa1so
In eases Many are coming In In bad order, and more
caro- should oo taktn In packing. Sales include 116
caaea at 13c; 125 CAGES at 12Hc.
FEATHER8-Yere quiet and unchanged, Ws quote:
Prime to choice live geese feathers at 76@78o jobbng
shsfsa Ssfhs1s sSss common to fair e0s'' fssher 2
Fisn-Nothing new OF importance waa developed in
tho 1sh market. The scarcity Of mackorel continues,
70 with great nEmness. God arc ittlo moro plenty.
Lake hsh arc IN fair supply 1t unchanged prices. No
9uosS: No 81 lTmsnsa aia, hsl No. 2do ss7s
s. s. nssfs;: ii! .ssss5,s:' g 81 ~ s'99ss sssss
s eaes ssss e. 1sSr.%ssr 10 a. TO 60
ring, split, brs, - o0@9.6o: do, Il brl $4,7ba60O:
sSss 1iaE sa4 s.1aS k5 II 3ass
1sae3, as@s7o; Columbia River sslmon n brls, 1900
FRUiTs AND Nurs-our1ants, rs,sins. and fsa
wero weak, and most domestic fruits wera also easy
Pfunea remain hrm, and ara In fair demand. Nuts
a. $as s 55s?''s sss It. a' i!sy 1sss % d p7
@at5; zsnts eurT.a!s, 757H poaEsrio1 1Adsn ii;sp
29o peaches, halves. eS5Xc; dii; DO, mixed. sa@@ss @
essi1s a No4bsr Sss; ts ;sas sd
Ts1ragona al@2so; Naples walnuta, A@2so; Drazils,
949Ao; peeans, i@l2o; African PEANUTS. 6H@7o;
m!im1nston m.l peanuts, 7G8c; Ienneaseo peanuts,
aRoUEniEs-rho movement IN goods coming
lcs, md eoesa bong tha only .riees foi
witch tho market exhibited anything like activity aud
The demand for these waa not = large q in former
change Il any el..s q good: ths annexed quotations
dof59zs-MosAs, as@5sSo; o. G. JAYS. 2seas,<o;
:Soss: 5Says: 49, 49, sa1ey a ne
Dc. "a: %, w. asassSGs ro.sna sins
aS fsso; aat tSs ao a1ssBsss pes sXs S1s. as
G1TDLrs-st.r, full weight, 1pH@aoo s.esr,nc, full
"z s. ss:1s @ssas dsson.
s:s;s:s 1;
$Ssss%; asj =: a1eas!Sai : TVS?
Sl6s a.s New ie ose.ns u sussr ehalsa a"As
ox@loo do PRIME ok@oNo; do. fair. sH@oHo;
, 1873-06-20

Charters wero made 1t 6ko for corn and IN IL.
Wheat There aero only few ves1els on tho market.
aaa many agents were asking Hc advance the above
, 1873-06-20

hy <deeler. q follows. earn 10 contain 10000 M
tmofh; aT eo,s ihsstsE
400: r.airie leoss, ao.oo@l2oo: For delivery Sf
H1DEs-Noth'ng trnnsr,red In this tnarkos worthy
OF sreGal mons!on. Thoro IS no conadorabc nova.
present quotations ara purely noiilnai Green civ iv
n,11o nnsSE' 7n g1sen cured ght. do hesvy
1sa kp 100 dry eai "a: try IT, k8reen H. e:l 1oo
i7@la9 dry ainl, 1o@2oo 1ong.halrod kip, IoHI
aeae9n shn., 6asto; grt,hby, scofod out, Or
o'HnrMiee % o.. damaged, two-thirds price. 0''' -
..uo. 1noN AND sIEkL-Tho lcmand was tolerab1y coo,
, 1873-06-20
COMMERCIAL,

TnuRspA7 EVENING, Juno TO-
Tho following wore tho receipts md shipments
Of tho leading articlcs Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty.four hours, and for tho
corresponding dato ono yoar ngo,
, 1873-06-20
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.


Total. T,I24 19,237 138
oATTLE-The situation Of the cattle market wua
very dull neither local outside buyers taking hold
With any ehow Of interest, aud pr1ces unequyo
cay Woaf. Tho fact That the fresh receipts amounted
to 100 head taken in connection With the uniformly
unfavorablo teuor Of ndyiceg from tho market4 bo-
low, sufficiently accounts for tho unsatisfactory coni
ton OF to.day'a market For really choice bcayes
there wore buyers at tolorabiy full prccs but any
thing below choice was slow Of sale 1t ii or Tic
offerings embraced larger uunlbbr Of drstc1ans
stcors than wcre received on either Of the pre-
ceding days Of the weak, and tho. arefags
quality ahowed some Improvement but tic
avcrngo OF prices, after all, was the lowest for
many Teoxs. Tho tops fetched $0.o080.12H, but tho
great bulk Of tho days buancss waA transacted Mt
prtcea ranging downward from $40. Tbs wants Of
tho city butchers supplied at o0@47s for COM
mon to o1trn and inferior iari1l steers whtle
shippers paid $a.60@6.10 for Texans aud common to
medium natlYcs $5.2oGst0 for good steers OF from
70 1Ss s sysrags ana for choice
market closod Msak, With many cattle remaIning In
tho yards Nn80ld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
MONDAY. Dec. 81 p. NJ.

The new week opened upon a strong and buOyant
market for all classes of securities, based in part
upon the more pacific turn of the Spanish news, and
more particularly the expectation of currency ina-
ton the report being current early in the day that
an additional $2,0OOOOO of legal tenders out of
the retired reserve had been issued, bringing the
overplus up to $l5,5000OO. The later announcement
from Mr. Camp that the daily statement of the legal
tenders held by the banks would be discontinued
gave the market temporary slight setback
but so bullish the general sentiment under the
renewed buying in of the leading shares that subse
quently the market regained its waning vigor. The
real reason of the buoyancy of the market is due to
the final settlement of the Grinnel estate outside
the Bankruptcy Court and the consequent with
drawal OF the case therefrom, Judge Blatchford
having signed the order to that effect this morning.
All contracts of both the old firm of George b Grin'
nell g. Co. and George Bird Grinne1
Co. have been privately settled, and there
is now no more stock to come upon the
market from that source Much credit is due the
individual members of both firms in settling mat
ter involving so much complication and 80 many
millions of dollars and it will, it is believed, have
an almost unlimited effect in completely restoring
confidence TO capitalists and will be hailed with de-
light by all engaged in monetary business. The adj
vance to-day was almost unbroken and the gap
between prices touched before and during the panic
is being rapidly closed up The buying to-day en-
braced all the leading speculatives and took in GER
tain hitherto long neglected speculative fancies, as
well as also the list of investments noted in the
printed list above. The general market closed I'M
settled. The opening highest, lowest, and closing
prices of stocks were fOllOws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoNpoS bee s-l2:0 m.Consos for money, 9l7sd92 for
the account s092 United bonds 81 New
York Central 77 Bne Railway shares 3ses DO preferred 80
LIVERPOOL. Dec Sl2:3O p. mCottohi 10 sTe sIeayi 40
TRANSACTIONS. Corn 50 1895 y quarter
Los 80. Dee Shallow. 40I3d40i6 y cwt
Dee. 81 mCoon quiet and Unchanged sales
~ 900 bales Including 900 speculation and export
LoSpoS Dec. SIS mThe Of discount the open market,
months bills cent OF q cent below the Bank Of
dispatches Rentes az 30. DOC.
IIyFKPooL SIS mOf the Cotton sales TO-DAY $500 bales
were Amercan Breaus quiet Porn, 1915 Dbl tor New
Mess.
LospoS Dee $3.50 The amount Of bolon gone into the
balance to-day 4lJOOO Pans dispatches quote
IoSpoy Dee s. m.-Uned States ren-Fory bonds, 9l'i
Railway shares, 3SSF
FRiSxroRr Dee oUned States FverseuV bonds, s7's for
the Of 1852.
PARIs Dec. o.-Renes 5St Doc.
Ioypoy Dee $3.50 3. m.-Erie RAILWAY shares 80.
LyERPooL Dec. s6jO m.-Benned Petroleum, II 2dl2sd
q gallon.
LoSpoy Dee S--Tallov 40I3 Pc.t
LoSpoy, Dec S.-Spiris Turpenune 81 3 peT eSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
CIeodinning, Davis & Amory's closing prices

The London market felt the influence of the less
warlike talk in the Cuban complications, and Con-
soils and American securities were firmer until near
the close, when they eased off little In Lombard
st. money is easy aud the rate on three-months bills
is A. per cent OF below the Bank OF England mini
num- The bank gained in bullion on balance to-day
Gl5OOO This, of course, had no Influence upon the
gold market here which strong all day at 1O9.a
109l. though at the beginning sales were re-
ported at 1O9a 109., the opening transaction having
been at lO9, The Spanish situation. while attract
ing discussion and comment has less influence upon
the general speculation than the probabilities OF ex-
pansion in Congress- On gold loans the carrying
rates were and per cent The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $4,000 in redemption of called bonds and
$4,000 in coin interest on the public debt The
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were Gold
cleared. S3j,7sOOO; Gold balances. S12l3l2O; Cur
rency balances 81 S32 1lj. The following were the
quotations:
1000 lO9k ll:3O..l0oia 100.."l09l ESQ .... lo9as
IO:3O. .lOai4 12:00...l094 30 lO92 300. .. l09-
ii:OO...lO9ls l2:3O.. .IO9as 200.."l09l2 dlO9is
Foreign exchange opened strong but later leading
drawers reduced rates an eighth though i'll tone the
market was firm at the decline. We annex quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
,,, 1000 bales, last evening $500 ba' 'oei leooos

bales. ..le. 5000 bales last evening $500 oa' "' i''''
bales u,Sn,,r. lSe
1893 bales; exports the Continent Z2ao oses '
b,les. .,l.s 3O7 bales: stock lO9sI0 os.s al. 80.
SosyorE Dec e-tottoB quiet; Low nlaahng. 49, III
recepu 3 $50 bales; eIDors eoastTse i'o' '''S' ' wv
Is, Dee s-Co.on snd nominal Mddbngs 10 "a
ens 90 b,les sbpmen $50 bales sales 70 'phhe' NV
bales, 4, fO3 bales ,,.,,. .zt..u, 7. Sc n,l
WILMINGTON, Dec. StO;on qrief hiooAHgs hoh'n' - -
receipts. 1913 2.gOd bales 81
Bosroy s-Cotton dull. Addlnes loci na 49,
bales gross 2O1 bales; eIpOrsto Great Bn1-!D o0S M ~
200 bales. stock. 5000 bates ,,,.r-.. r1.,,.
MENpHis Dee so,on dul inaevei Low Mda let''
receipts 572f baes shipments 1876 baes sioef - 90
Dec. sCoon opened 6fmi nov weak MIa.ts 59j
Low Midilngs. II .. Good Ordinary. lie; net c'pr 49,
exports cosstWse 6I9 bales; sales I0OO 0sei '
Ill 9J3 bales - go, -. MA
ding. l5asci Strict Good OonaTy, I5l4e Ie' recep "''
bales, gross 1872 bales. - -.
sr LorI, Dee dull Miding 1896 re-
eep 1876 bales. shipmesr s29 bales; ssles. 10 bales
Ca.KLgsroS Dec Stoton easier with faf denand sddhg'
l4anifslc; Low Mitllngs, 2s0I42c. Strict Good Orira
lie; 649 bales exports, ooastSse, %5Ol bAes
sales !. 200 bales jO,Ol9 bales 80,
AUGUSTA Dec. s-Cotton qae MddIrgs nas roegs l,752
bales; sales, l441 baleS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

Money was in good supply to frst-class borrowers
DESPITE the increased demand for accommodation
arising from the rise in stocks and the large bust
ness done of late ruling rates on call loans were
6a7 per cent. large business was done IN mercan-
tile paper at to IL per cent for prime names with
exceptional transactions in very frstclass double
names at and other paper at rates above IL.
The Government bond market is strong. and with
the usual inquiry which sets in at this season OF the
year. prices are materially improving. The general
market closed strong on the basis of 117s to l7s for
Coupon Five-Twenties of 1861. We annex closing
street uuotatiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
RECEIPTS OLE PRODuCE.

TT NOrth IWT Tesifs hdfrodt'
Dee ST pigs Ashes Copper 1922 Cotton 1873
pkC fnit 4Sl bbl Eggs 264 bbs Beans is $40 bb
Flour bbs Meal 72j Meal 9ll60 bush Whes 40 lao
bush Corn "a Oats 500 bush Rye 1900 bush Mst
200 Barley 100 bnh Peas 30 bales Hemp 5O7 bales HOPS
1882 Hides 1870 bds Hides 20 bb Spirits Turpentine. 2tl bbs
rute Turpenne O60 Rosn l5l bbls Tar $500 bbs No
ls 1858 sides Leather, 2s{ Taow, 800 pigs senn
90 Skins, 30 bes Moss l21l Olc1ke.
633 p1gs Beef 1870 pigs Pork G63 pigs Ont Meats 1893
m 1450 kegs Lsr 1872 pigs Butter 10 ll9 ptgs Cheese
224 IA Peanuts 263 Rice AZ pkgs re
33S hhd oo4occ zoo pgs Tobacco III Oo l6s bb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09
ook OF GRAZ, IN -sw., YORK. AND sRooELH w.Rs-


HM-There continued good demand and the marsei h the
arrivals are limited Prime ay al SJdtZs tom 1ool
20 "a Hood Shipping At slSd+zV aA9 ouou ~, Al
straw II AIRY active and hrm al ti0ufio o Lung ne
tlzdfts LOT Short DO. and Sl5 q tl6 for OaI
MobA market develops little more strength 'nongn we
90 not advance sales $50 bills hewOeans al BOO
oo e syeIe beng about GGc he steamer arrivals oil hos 10
day 5,5UO bills
NAVAL sTOREsTbe general market inactive TO-DAY and with
oo uooel change Spirits TurpeDtne held hrm ale of
which above BUYERS views the pest od 9g fV
strained oan quoted steady 81 80d$2 20 for tommon 70 1ooh WIN
no reported % bills
Tar steady Sass % City Pitch dali at ds3 l2a The stocks
Wilmington reported by telegraph fooss Rosin N
ab5o3 Dds do ahoar S938 bb Spirits rurpntne 10 yard 5o5b
bels 90 1oa ESQ bbb; Tar yn 9l2 b0s DO ApoA lVo
OlLS-Lnsed quiet unchanged quoted At s4ds5c from
erefs hands Cru bat tim at 81 10 'rlde
IN ar request and FIRM Mnhader 10 hrm but quiet 81 sue
Other Oils are dull
PRoVsIONsThs Pork market better and excited the dmind
largely speculative chiefly Pork tue sales cash
ana regular are 215 bb sGdsiG 2 Tor New Mess 81 20 Tor
6ts rnne Tor future delivery hear OF 2oO bo hes se
5000 bbls do seller March ZIG 81 2d$G 81 Bee more
sye and hrm sales 47O bh t9d$lO 30 Plain Mess N
as Tor kra Mess S3GSif for Packet and Sl6 5O0fl for
fa Ilerce Beef Demands sales OF 900 te East India on
pns terms Beef Hams better and demand sales oi SUI obs
dsf Tor Western 900 bb Western private terms
Cut Mats are less active though FIRM sales OF 500 Picked Shoulders
81 iSOJ DO Snokei at 21Sc 800 fckted Hams az vsc'
bn ana lOO Smoked DO lldl and lO0DO 10 Bellies Al . &c
Bacon better and tY the demand largely Tor the future ~
Of Z0O boxes Long Clear February 7 1000 boxes bali and
hall e January at 7 500 Loag Clear Western, spot az
7 Dressed Hoes demand quote At 6lsa7ls
iof Cy and sGbh for Western Lard better and IA iar
ehehJ or the a1rei sales Of 10 bb and tcs at for No. l.
sFdo ior Ivs she's 9l0c Tor Western for faure delivery
seller January, at S 1900 February a: lll6e
100 tcs, seller March. at o. d9asc.
BUTrRR-hees today 400 psg& There good demand and
We fOlOgs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

re-, and hnne.o,, on private terms 10 fc VIZ
hehsn 80 for White Canadian included In ue saes arr SZsoo
bush ungradec 81 47a& 81; 1880 hush No hnaois
or Smcaso 60ds 52 5000 bush coed North 3z
LVo nush No Chicago 81 47 400 bush White nchgaa
~ ioo1 on Red Western ., II 60 m store Barley strong
but qe sales on 1000 bush PouTosd State VI o. aId OuU
er'h or9w.d State At 81 40 and 1000 hush Canada Wes
81 a barley Malt and firm Oats are better ana 10 s'
request the demand chiefly speculative; the sales 1Up sh
New ONO hIed at So 2dJGe and 54e IN stores White al %
oSc biaeh at b4; Western MIXED az 56d5tc White at OU
ooc nos and % d56 Rye an srony Toe safes
are ooo bush state at 81 O3asl OF and COCO bush Pnme say,
we neror grades request or eTor ana we noe o mn
OF oVo bash very 6Oc for Italy toe sales are I"o
hush Damp and Unsonnd 60d6Sl2c; Western hdted zoo
20 &c IN store and 7SG7Si shoa; do White at ffdSi DO
yellow at rs .G79e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

In State bonds Tennessees advanced to 79d 50. and
Missouri SKIES TO 93l These were the leading fea-
tures bat there were also transactions in Virginia
Consols at So North Carolina old at 2, and Louisi-
ana old AZ. New-York Regi stored Bounty Loan
brought lO4s and Rhode Island skies at 100. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09

Com Meal fnn and request; $50 including
bills Golden BAR 81 TO- and 600 DO. private terms We
quote; os1x, az o.,. a., INNS. .,
Com Meal wsusrn G5 10 Corn Mel 3rweP.. 90 90
Corr Meal wsaW Goa 80 Corn Meal Gold "A 10
Buch Flour moderate demand sales VI State 50 O5D
Bag M,a easier and sal.ble Fine White 81 7Oasi 8 yellow
at 81 5Od&i co. 81 30af 35 Cob Meal Siasl 10;
Ground Feed 81 10 GSl 80 ... r-.. ... -
PREGHrs-The for berth Frsghs quiet today Win
good for petroleum steady rates but those
adaped 70 grain trade plenty limited demand
engagements To Liverpool By 40O0boio Bseon
on priv sail ~ 900 bush 'in at Id Grain BY
bbs Pour at 4. I'D and 100 bbh n ca Gss
200 Bacon Ga 3D. and bv sail "a 900 bush
600 bbls Flour private The charters comprise
hese Copt for odes and United ggdo nth
pon Crude Petroleum. Ia; Sorwegisn bark hsses
with 5000 Refined Petroleum ct L. 3D.
bark hence 10 Mediterranean port with 600 bbh
Crude Do Norregisn barb hence Trieste 900 bills
other 200 ora Grain hence Naples. Ia % British barb
Of 425 register Genoa With
Norwein Philadelpha 70 direct United King
DOM with 5000 bb Refined Perosnn At Ia Norwegian bsii
(eos herej 400 bbls Renped d. vevase. "a
Norwegian philadelphia 70 Cot for orders rni<d King
dom with 5000 bba Rsfnsd DO. 81 Ia ID, end
80 o. direct SO.sn.s bari Of tos tons hsn s.s'ss.s
Of 43O tons register With fsera bach Wsst Coss Of
sooth Amenc a ~ Al Amenesn brig Of 1856
e Hyn end bsek With general lump 'sn "
GIsAE~fiosn whest have sdvsreed their ,eu ease %
spnpe ana A Whistler What shippers disposed heh bach
but with hsishu and marked edscon stsct sen
have h Esk eioses 864G better ssd quito sesve
chiefly Tor spng for export psn for ianrs esh,s'
q 47dSl 81 for uIsrod spnss 81 6Oatl 81 or No Ssre
spuss D. ~ BIO joI Ne 2hsAsss - ~ BID 's' Ne MISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-09


The following sales of securities were made at
auction to-day: S25 900 Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Company First Mortgage Land Grant per
cent Gold bonds. 93l $4,000 Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company. Second Mortgage Gper cent Gold
bonds dated November, 1870 due November 1900 Il.
The Philadelphia Stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Is. 1OS Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
III Reading Railroad, So Pennsylvania Railroad,
AZ. Cold 1903.