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Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

"WmL wasps freeze ?" has been dccid-
ed by n Peoria man, who found one in u
frozen chest one day last week, and held it
by the tail while he warmed is ears over
gas jet. You wouldn't believe it, but
the Peoria naturalist says its tail thswed
out first, and while its head was SO stiff
and icy it couldn't wink, its probe"
worked with inconceivablo rapidity, to
the great distress of the minister, who
was present and was dreadfully distressed
by the hidcous profanity consequent upon
each and every movement of the probe
aforesaid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

wife, Mary; for believe in Heavens
eyes you are my wife and not his. Then
up, my girl, we will arrange it. tits ter
rible for us, but we will do what is right"
With sad smile, she answered, "There
will be no need, Dan; l feel it. This has
been too much for me. l shall go after
our little boy, l think" and her fingers
played lovingly with the curly hair that
mingled with hers.
80 Mary, don't think that way. You
will get well and we will be happy yet.
The law will help us out l know"
"No, Dan, there is no need. You will
lay me by the side Of our boy, won't you?
Don't let him see me-" she added, and
the pallor grew winter, and the eye
brighter, while she shuddered convul-
sively.
"No Mary, he shall never see you
again. Don't fear, will protect YOU"
A sweet, soft smile lit up her pale face
and she whispered, Let me sleep"
Through. the long hours of the twilight
Dan watched by her bedside, listening to
the breathing of the sleeper. Fainter
and fainter it grew. AT last as the morn
ing light was breaking, faint whisper
said, "Dan"
What is it Mary?" and he bent over
her.
6 am going now; good-by. You have
been so good to me, Dan. Our little
boy" A faint gasp, hutter of the
eyelids, and she was gone.
Dan buried her beside the child; but
he was changed man from that time.
A smile never crossed his face, but he
was always kind. Two years passed,
and one day there was great cry in the
mill. A man had been caught in the
shafting. The machinery was stopped,
and they took him out, mangled and
bleeding, but still alive. They laid him
on pile of rags and sent for the doctor.
He called and bending over Dan, felt his
pulse, then his heart, and shook his head.
"No USE" he said, che is past help.
His trouble is almost over" The dying
mans lips moved and bending his ear
down to his lips the doctor caught the
words, Mary darling, it's-it's all well. )"
The eyes opened with glad light, his
lips moved again, and he was gone. Dan
Holmes trouble was over.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

EARLY Discovery OF AMERIcA.-In.
teresting relics Of the early discovery o
America occasionally turn up. At lato
meeting of the Mexican Geographical So
ciety, Mr.. Bliss stated that some brass
tablets had been lately discovered in tho
northern part Of Brazil, and not far from
the coast, which careful examination had
shown were covered with Phgnican in
scriptions, telling of the discovery OF
America five centuries before Christ
The tablets had been acquired by the
Museum of Rio Janeiro, with whose d-
rector he was personally acquainted, and
the connection Of this gentleman with the
discovery Of the tablets was in itself IA
guarantee of the correctness of the report.
The inscriptions, so far as yet deciphered,
relate that from n port on the Red Sea,
Sidonian fleet sailed, and following the
east coast of Africa, doubled the Cape;
thence following the African west coast,
probably with the southeast trade winds
OF the southern latitudes, until the north
east trades. preventing further progress
northward, forced the prows of the vessels
across the broad Atlantic. At any rate,
according to Mr.. Bliss, the tablets record
the fact of the Phenician feet reaching
the Americas five centuries before Christ,
at some point now known as northern
Brazil that the tablets give the number
OF vessels, the number of crews, the namo
of Sidon as their home, and indeed, vari-
Gus very interesting particulars. Mr..
Bliss has promised, when he acquires
further particulars, to hand them TO the
Society.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

THIS is a specimen of the pleasant per-
sonal paragraphs which Western news
papers are printing about the salary grab
bors. The Western Mo-, Commercial
says " Comingos, our Comingos, of sal
ary-grab notoriety, has gone to Colorado
with his family to spend few months
and portion Of his back pay. May ev-
every anticipated pleasure resolve itself
into ghost of his hcinous crime. and
haunt him until he disgorges his i'll got
ten salary, and resigns his seat for an
honorable man."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
LINES OF raAvEL AND EMPRESS

Canon city. Junction City and Wea-
yerviIIe Express and Passenger Line
j. II. DRIVER, Proprietor. Leaves Weaver
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning
returns on Monday. W ednesday and Friday.
Hay Fork and WeaverviIle Pass
Sngep and Express Line. j. S. H0YT,
ProprIetor. Weekly. Leaves Hay Fork on
Monday morning of each week leaves Wea-
yer Tuesday morning OF each week.
u. y. Mail and Express Limo, from,
weavervIIIe to Arcata, JOHN CLIFF
FORD, Proprietor. Leaves Weaver every
Thursday morning. Leaves Areata, every
Monday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

A TALE of two Norristown husbands:
One, upon leaving his o flee the other
night, stopped at book store, paid 81 25
for new novel, and went home and pre-
sented his wife with A Pair of Blue
Eyes" The other, after leaving his office,
stopped at saloon, paid 81 25 for whiskey,
and went home and gave his wife pair
Of black eyes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

No MAN or woman was over cured Of
love by discovering the falsity Of his or
her lover. The living together for three
long rainy days in the country has done
more to dispel love than all the perfdies
in love that have ever been committed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20

JOSH BILLINGS gives the following ad-
vice to young men: "Don't be discour-
aged if yer mustash don't grow. 1t sum-
times hapens that whore mustash dug
the best nuthin else duz as WE'LL"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-09-20
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society Notices, per gear, l2 90
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Advertisers.
, 1873-05-26

SATURDAY EVENING, May u.
AICoH0L-Was In lair roqueat, a1'd firm at S1.8a0
~, BEANS AND FEhsITho inquiry continues light.
-picked beans arc scarce. Other gradea are IN
moderate supply. We repeat: Choice band -ptCkcd
nay1cs, S95o{82G0; do mediums 81 infoGtor
grades, 5Q2oo; green peas In hFls $1.4o91.6o;
nUTTEiLNoshing now Of importance occurred IN
tho buttor market. Choice grades nre Att!a moro
plentiful, and were perhaps. triae easier, though
sses ceosd ut the same range aa on yesterday.
M annexed quotations: Strictly choice dairy, 24@
27o medium to good, leoa22o; inferior TO common'
IAaaINa-was quoted quiet at unchanged prices.
We repeat our Lat Is follows: Stark. a 3oho; Lna-
s2xo ott.r Creek, SIC; 6urlap bags, and bu, 400
22c; guuptes single, l7@lBo; do double, 2s<92oo; !;
wei SooM osSa' eoSrho saHS movement in good
grades Tho lowest grades abundant and dull.
Below nro ths prices currents No. atock brain, 90
bXo; No: do. 34@ae; No. do, 59s1+o inside green
SGaIGL or ida T. Se IN s mosrsto
request ut the prices given below: st1icco. s.
Now York Atucco. casting ss.7s@4 :0o surerfue DO,
$sbO1400; Portland cemont, $t.6D97.6o p1r bril-
oseadale eemept ts2s@s69; Utica, Lo"sv!lle sn4 y
360 lime in bulk. 85c9sl 90 lime !br!sl,
par brl white sand, per hE! 5l19H2.Uo: plsa- ss
fcring hair, por ba, 4o9t9o fre bI1ckh Per Lou,
9ai5ns seoaat5y oed bos de
cred st. Louis hydraulic pressed, $500, del:
milwaukee presbo. f5:6 80; 1ol do common, ~
lsacine prcssed, $1,000. DEL; do common, 81 go
adae 49, n1sr;a1 ia1na pr9sss Sssss.d No
S'o 90 nor ion. Tno following is the LIST Of prices
ncr bor Of 30 feat for domestic window glaBs, from
which q reduction Of 10 aud per cont III made to
, 1873-05-26
LUMBER.

SATURDAY EVENING, May 2t.
There was active demand for lumber this ,norn-
Prices rl1lo about the sdmo On Friday, j0iAt and
scantltng selling at $780, and boards and strips ut
sll7t@lo.75. Lath remain steady at $3.50, and
arrived but, tho day being Saturday. most of the buy
crs had gone away, and there not much trading.
cargo from Grand River, consisting OF 100 IN mill.
adopte laat March frat sccoud aud third clear thick
@ sesr = strps rHs ii ssoeo and aoorn3 It slssssoo
1Isven a. I'm sainses, oarso aehr S srrs
Ann from White Lake, % IN common inch at $1l50
40 m coarse plece Atuit ut 5000 l6 IN ath ut $780,
It strps MD boards It sleao sh It $3.50 Car
80 acow Marion Dixon, 10 IN It common mi1ed at
tl0.2s. Cargo scr Il. Orawfor from Mnulstco 10B III
it2o aud overat $500 10 jost aud pcanslny At
5inch contract; l9A m Il joist aud acantllug Ut
flo.76. Cargo aohr Wa>hal!a from Manihteo l1o NJ It
shs isst J. reS5s se5ng from s "pssts sesa ill.,, To-
tlo.5o. Cargo schr Jesse Ph,lps from Manises s
iso N # mixed, a' sll76 for nel, ind *loas for
and scant'!ng Mt $500. Cargo tehr Ut. Prtsr from
anihtee, liz It jost and gcantlng At $o.b0. Cargo
ucr rostora, from fIaniatss, 22o m II joist nna
slo76. Cargo brig l, II. Hill, from Manstec. e5 m II
timber At $4,000 ~ II Jotht ad scansling Ut sobo
.rfgs gafgo acs Kas nows @ Ia4ngon = r. &
sud seantling ut 5000, aud lsth At $500.
Cargo nrl.r Lind, from draud River, 100 mill run,
alll1sr iEpecon, frat, sscon aud third eloar ettsk
thick aeleots. *38o0; uc1 seacts, $a4O1; connlo1,
tiod Gull. s70a rst and second e!eas strips go
aSoor'Is, CO.. $ssoe; g. D tloor'sg, Loo f'oo; hoo1lnR'
LUMDEn FRx1nNTH.
MantBtee $aO0Gs3.25; Huntington, $500; Fluakoao,i,
f2,5o: ooonto. sJ.eV3a.oui Aeaoasluss sa.oelaSap
, 1873-05-26

LAIE8T. ..--. .
New YoRK, May of.-1cney was easy on call to-day,
and ranged from to par cent. ..-.
Legaltcnders outstanding, $50, ,565, 600 decrease
sinee last Saturday Of s1l8,0B.
Foreign exchange Was lower, With actua business at
1osK to 1osN for primo bsnksrs GO days. aud lo9 to
109A for sight.
Customs receipts, sa14 ,207.
Gold waa actiye, With further advance. Tho price
ranged f1om lls'l 70 llsh, md closed 81 lls4 to
3 per cent,
Tho bank 1tatemont is unfhvorable, and shows net
losa Of $500 800 III tho legal reserve The statement
VIA general disappointment 70 tho street. Tho
cant required by law. The percentage otreserve to
The total sblltcs Ia 27o3 for the National banks,
24.46 for tho State banks and 2672 for tho banls in
Gold ciearauces, s1ss. nos, 900.
Tie Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $780, GOO.
York ofco included tho disbursement Of 1924 900 gold
for interest, md $l87o0 in tho redemption Of GEO
bonds, and tho receirt Of a. 3l2 for customs. The
Treasury also sold 600 gold, and bought $500 900
bonds. Part Of the gold paid for in legal tender
1o.ea, which probably explains tho decrease III tho
Government bonas coaed strong ut tho highest quo
tationS Of the week.
The duncss which characterized the stock Bpocula-
Zion during tho week marked to-day. Aside
from fcw sharcs the changes were very SMALL. The
Exchauge had bnt slim Attendance Of brokers, and
the market At times was neg'eeted The bnnk state.
~ese In Pacific Mall which foil on fre 453S TO 4s nd
vanced to 45H. and sold at 45tf@45H ut the close.
Western Union declined from 851s to 84,<, With tho
latest transactions at intermediate quotations.. Erte
was dull at G3@63@63A, and tho changes In the re-
alton being exceptional.
Etar1inu. 1nHT<.
, 1873-05-26
REAL ESTATE,

Tho volume OF business in real estate has been
emaller during the past week than tho previous
one, and it is probable that az far rs largo trans-
actions In aorea and In suburban lands generally
arc concerned, the heaviest business ia over.
The advent Of pleasanter weather, and probably
also the drawing OF large number Of strangers
here to the Jubilee on tho 9Th of next month.
will help to rovivo speculation and Investment to
come extent. But for tho rest Of tho summer
the sale Of property will conssk more largely Of
transactions in small lots for actual occupation
by tho purchasers. Tho volume OF business
Is therefore likely to be smaller, but Of
moro legitimate character than during
the last throe montha. As mentioned
last week, tho quarters where those is tho great-
est activity In the purchase OF lotB ut from $500
to 81, 800 each arc around tho Western limits OF
building improvements all tho way from tho
district around Humboldt Park around to tho
Stock Yards and down to Englowood Tho hitter
, place Ia growing with wonderful rapidlty, and a
long, scattering line Of fifty or sixty new wooden
cottages is being pushed northward between Hal
ated street and tho Rock Island Railroad, to moet
another similar ono that IL boing puBhed south
ward from tho vicinity OF tho Stock Yards. These
two lines ofimproyement will soon meet aboustho
Fifty.flfth street bouleyasd-wlioh, by tho way,
Is being improved with Emo gravo!ed roadway
into tie Town Of Lako-ao that year honco thc
limo Of building improvements will be oontlnu-
nus all the way, and EngleWood Will seem much
less remote and disconnected with the city than
now. Following tho line Of the suburban tralns
On tho Fort Wayne and Michigan Southern Na'l'
roads tho line OF improvements Is also progross
Ing southoastward toward Ooznol to moot tllort
another limo that is following the suburban
r EIFt.lr
, 1873-05-26

Tie ahipments In detail we're a. follows; Shoulders.
bfs 191t 1a9 H. sb 80 m G1s abort elsar 5a
Ixs stretforda sis H. ssdosdsh}rs, 10 bxs South
Htaiorshire. so nxa long hams. 357 bzn Dir1ning-
ham. III b1s; 1rlah cut, 81 bxa; bacon, 1863 hxs;
1 bra; midalos, 30 b1s; 1eltaat tongues lis
Preston haus, ,bxs plga, tongues, Is bss Ieof
groaae, lit bra; shoalcrs tcA misldcs, 203 bxs.
Flour waa very quiet, being In small don,anl,
but holders insisted OH full former pricos, III
Wow Of the tirmor fooling In wheat. Ihere was
not much offering. Bran was steady. Sales wero
reported of 200 brls white wlntor oxtras on prl-
yate tormB; 100 brls spring extras at &o.87X !;
loo brls do ut &G.65; 100 brlH do on private
tolms; 200 brls aupertnes at S4.75; 100 brls do
(Qom vi tho 0ceanl at &4.25; 2QQ brlB rYQ Apur
, 1873-05-26
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,
I3cv1oyv for the Week Ending Sutur-
day Evening, NlnY "a.
SATURDAY EVENING, Kiay n.
Tho rccops of i've stock durInr tho yeat hnvn hncn

UATTLE-Nothing has occurred In thls department
worthy Of special mention. Steadily fair actlviy haa
characterized tho demand hoth from local and outside
s s 9 ts@ sa S ppess III s19 t.
soo 70 goo head 1ss readily been absorbsa and st
1:ices a1d shippers have kept tho yards well cearod
grades Of from 1850 to 1850 lba average, and
at S5.25@o'oo for good to extra steers Of from
< s fxetsss " tse sM SaEa o1sa
higher ag.rcs wore paid, but tho number Of trnusfors
It over = 80 7as aoa There syos
sjsg ol wenat,'re1 wel-fated stesrs o. from 11so
Of stuck usually sought utter By tho city trade noted
las. wuc is still featuro Of tho msrke and prices Of
na 3 It sna when IL h
supply. Of butchers' cattle may DO expected
TO- s1'ubit large inSreaac. and m.rked
lent must inevitably follow Stock steers, also,
scarce, but thero ia not at present an active denand
sales mahing Ut sa5.oo@45.bo per head Tor poor 10
eess es sass sf ssSosay sGsfa fass
sn @ Ut 9T xo5a paSs' C soeo EoSs t
odssas numboz Of ! Teaaa eatis havs nrrived ind
those sold chiefly at 5oGsoo for common to cno'ee
To-day tic market was active and Ara. Shippers,
feW Instances 10G15c advance on tho prices c1ltfont
earlier In tho week realized. 8alcs wcre reported
at $3.60S0.4 ~, with the bnlk ut s5.o0G5.76.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra-Graded atee1s averaging 1,400 lbs
and upwaraa.. $oo0go.25
Choice Beoycs-F1ne fat well formed 3year
to year old steers. averaging 1900 to
GOOD besycs. 5es nsy formed
steers, averaging LOO to 1900 6.25@5.60
Medium arades-6teers in fair Ieab, aYer-
agpg 11c0 to ,250 tbB. 48196.16
| putcherst Etock-Common to fair steers,
aiaushssr .veragtns 500 to Lido bs.. 4oo@s.oo
aesh, Averaging 100 10 1oso iba. s7s@4.oo
stays, bulls, md scaawag steers. aoo@s75
Cattlo-Texas, Northern winterRd 400945 90
Cattle-Coln-fed Texas. 660(A621
u0aS-The receipts during tho past week hare been
20 against "a T13 laat week. aud 732 wcefbeforo
1aat. Since Jan. the arrivale havc been ,8o1
against l,17 277 to date last ycar-an ncreaRe
Of 640,61@. Tho market opened dull and lower, aud
haa favored buyers throughout, until to-day, when,
unler the arnau receipts, y sonewlat hrmer feeling
waH manifested. The lowest point reached 81 .6o@
4.80, aud within this range majority Of tho hogs
changed hands.
To-day the Light receipt gave scllora tho advantage,
and buyers were compelled to pay shade higher
prices tic dnya sales showing m average advance OF
&c. Th0re waa quite actiye competition, aud the
major portion Of tho receipts wcre taken as fast ns
unloaded, at common to medium, and nt
&{80@4 for good 10 choice. Tbs pens empty. The
following transactions fatrly reffectitha market:
, 1873-05-26
las baRa roor ut $100 t05 bags Hungarian at st.2o;
100 baBs primo 1T f1:16; u bags good ut 41lV; 20

las baga poor Ut 500 1o5 bags Hungarian nt si2o;
100 lags pr'me It FLY; cl bags good ut s1'lo; 20
TEagMRonaain qiot at about former ratoa. Follow
ling ato tho auoations Young lyaon common to taiE
i4hssso; 90 good. Gos7oo: 90 ohoieo to str eatrs
common imperial, eo@oso; eood e choieo DO. s9c
t9 no to Sgd aI 2 eh9tss "sf e
1905 colofcd natural leaf Japar Jt@6bc conon 10
fne ooong, a5@.bo; good, 6s&o5o; cloico to extra,
T0DACco-prlcoa are 1rm ms folova:
UitEw1ao-Fino Out-Exlra, 7t@85c; choico. 0S@
'oi ss%o 7b@so; s bright co@7o;
81 sasx5saS SonSes, as@sso; medium, ooesao: CONT
yords orders Neng tllod At reduction q 800 per
cord We q.Gse aes9s o $, MAPLE so5o hick
VEaEThDIEY-Tresh of1orlnaa aold readily ut about
nsaa sEnS so.pps ps'is psf Rsf s s
Az $59aoo; sinaeh, t1:75S3, % por brl rsshe,
ss sseess eor sif 5sSs 5es
woo1EThe rnprkot m @ wss M q,,iot and unchanged. Now
wool Ia coming In Hlouy. This Htocks Of old ero very
thor m. rnnns resens aTo
tancd BY tho Wcntorn dcmand, tho Eastern matkea
sss relatively lowes than ours No quote old wool IA
Tub. washed, or.rn 1nedium. G35sc
Tnh, ~Rlled common to .45@62c
Foocc, 1asaea, ns{ x&xx isht
F,ecce, washed, xhXx, .4o@44o
Eieece, washe1, medium Light. .49@45e
Flcoce, unwaahad XkxX IN good condition S32e
Fcoco, unWaahod, coarso to medium. .aos35c
Fleocet unWanhcd, conrRc, md drBy. .27G3a0o
snher' .98S s 43t
M,p pumsd' , -: ~ 'oo74e
pricoa for now wool aro from 5000 lower .hau the
abovo.
, 1873-05-26
MARINE.


.,... ARRIVED. q.
gohr M YIN qGosthwa!te. Eris. 72o tons coat.
lark Kate Ds1iey, Er1s, 725 tens @ coal.
Dark Peusaukce, Buffalo, e5o tons coal.
Bcr Go. " Davis. H Cleveland. 3D. M tons ss; COAL
5.s5 schr !, J. Il; sransh. Mantstee, 15o N lnmbcE
Bchr L. D. Campbell, Msnister, 2So m lumber.
sshr d. Il T. Mss fortsss Lake, 1so ianSer, IN rs 8
a,sns sys1 ns a9e g h1 sss ss;i IN m
apples and sundriea:
Hchr Petrol, MuBkegon, 150 N lumber
ssop @ I ssassaai - isber, 20 boxes
scow lido, saugntuok, Is Il, lumber.
6chr Fanny h Floy, 8augatuck, 60 IN lumber.
sshr @ i. ; HoSlett, ts Sh!ie {aSs. ies 2 lumber.
shr sshr & osei. Il % Lagton ;Gn iss n lumber: !'
scow 2. Il. Oven, Ludngton. l2o n, lumber.
schs Pilgrim, 1ndington, 4, 15o N lumber. 's
Prop inter.oc,ea1l, Bni7aio, no cargo. ~
Schr 1ronsdra, buffalo, AL tont roa1. -
Dark Lafrenier, buffalo, 705 tons coal.
schr American Union. buffalo; 100 tons eoal.
sehr er as9 Kate Gsons Masisxo 20 III er
sshr 1aEsy stasssaqn ,so 1nq6or u ar 10 lah.
ss9s ssese i 4 SGass tss p = lnsss
gens e 5es9e pes Man'scs 4SS aa2 nhsr lumber
echr Bello, Maniatec, lib m lumber.
schr ). II. Forrest, hlanatoo, 100 m lumber.
ssnr Masss snstss 92s 9S5 Ss9
lark Cleveland, Gononaneo, 100 N lumber, 5000 90
senr 5san fSsaS =. March, buffalo, rs toms coal. ~
schr aIocking Bird, Buffalo, 100 tons coal. -,
Bark Hans oFocker' pon7anRse' $50 m lumber 1So "
sshr 0ps fss soa, co.
es sehr Florence r ri pantwaier Is lumber 10 1ath
sshr sehr Minnesota, ,lisn % sensinss. iao lumbar. on
, 1873-05-26

dispatch received to-day states that tho break IN
the canal has been repaired. a..
Thu props Irurd and Peerless left Marquette On
Friday for Chicago with full caTgoes.
--rie scow Trio lost her boat IN tho gallo Friday
morning. -
Tho schr Delaware is now on tho stocks. The work
Of repairing her Is now fairly under way, aud is
thought that she will be ready for business In about
three weeks.
"A new schooner ia being bntlt Ut Bay City. Her
carving capacity Will he about 800 m IT Of Lumbar.
-Ghe schy arnco Murray, with iron orc for Cleve-
land Is ashore Charity Shoals, making conaidetabo
, 1873-05-26
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvET1No, May n.
The following wore the receipts mud shipments
Of tho lending articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding dato one year ago: ~p
, 1873-05-26

Withdrawn from store On Friday for city
consumption 8,29l Blu corn; 8,718 bu oats; GEO
bu ryo BOO bu barley. Withdrawn for do dur
lug the past week $3.50 bu wheat; q, ,el4 bu
corn 21,708 bu oats; o,175 bu rye; 1882 bu
barley.
Tho following grain has bcon inspected into
store this mornings up to 10 o'clock: 05 cars
wheat; III cars corn; 1900 bu No. DO by
canal; Go cars oats; cars rye. Total {8o3
cara), 141, 900 bu.
The following nero tho receipts and shipments
, 1873-05-26

sHEEp-A quiet feoliug has prevailed in this depart
ment Of the markell tho demand being moderate aud
cycr sellers were ensbed to sustain pricoz $s60@
$50 for poor to medium a ut 40 for good to
chuce shorn. Woolod sheep have sold at IS. .b097 00
for common to beat. Lambs are In demand at 81. 90
, 1873-05-26

niJEEaErho sunly continues to improve both ~
qusty md IN quantity apa although prizes are stil
weak and eoning, the situation 9t oa iaa maTkSf u
ne mofe era o priets eren Yok
n tactes 1'@la9 ax i1@le 9ne '8''0'S h'"
SDAI-ryisss were Without auots1le ehango. rang
,ng % a. follows, Lehiyh, lunar4 $l2oo; Il dlrsparsa
,i sloe1 h.9 bosaSurg 81 nfse
nharry , s'':M Mno, $500; Hocitny Vslioy, s90o IT,
dina cnnel $1,000 Ina!auS nlosx f9oo "a Krk- q
tait u-Fsekors gooda were III moderate
QUEST aud stoady. Flour barrels met ., With =
lght steady demand We qiaoo: ao,, ~ pork n1r.
tsst bsrttos, si.So@a1o; nosar Iarres, 5oa5o; pork
oo@2aoo .a,} do ha'ssa IL tY; ~ seYsa: m
10 bucke.i Of aawel, t25,o0@2a.oO: whisky staycs,
rough S2i.oo92s.oo; lo hlcket w .oMs33 oo; flour
stajVs, 1Y,QQ@ll,yQ circle aQur heading 728o pos
, 1873-05-26

pIG-IRON-rAo market waH dull anu easy. No
@esoo; Tnscarnwas. tSio0; Nas4ilio.l fol. % Lake
Superior, f38.00Gs5oU0; oh!eaGo sono coal, s57o0;
Missouri stone coAl, ta7.0oGG580o.
pOULTnY-The poultry market WIN dull. Tho oleE-
1nga quito largo, but thure very ttle wanted
and dealers willing to nccolt lower prices III order
to sposo Of their conBign1ncnts. Chickens sold ut
$36o 90 for old and $300@300 for spring. Turkeys
we're weak at 12Gs12Hc. 6alea Include coop choice
turkeys At tto; coops at l2'9c coops at lac; 18
coopa chickens 1t $400 4coops ut $3.bo@375 coops
spring III $20UG9300. ..
fOTATOEs- -0hoico reachbows meet with good 10
mA.ld ut Gob7o. Now:potatecs arc moro plenty md
further docine IL noted. Sales to-tny ranged from
1900 for sall to t460 a s. u0 por bril- Aales include
cur choice pcaclowa ut GOO deliyered Ut 65u;
! cur At 600 OIL truck.
gALT-nealors report an improved donand, tho
tlno ath lltghur gratcs belng mostly wanted. Tho
supply Of tAcso grAdea ts light hers well aH obc-
where. We quote: 0nondaga aud saglnnw, fine,
$3.0o; ordinary coarse, *a.o0; coarse Diamond g,
SAYS grn, Holar, $aa5: dairy, without bags, $3.50;
luiry, with bugs, $4.G0Ge4,76; Ashton tlniry, per
snck $3.50; ground alum, $1.3o9340 Turks Island,
$2.11.
sEEDs--Tnoshy waB tn light request, though hold
1rny, tlpre IL no Rreat amount on hand Glover
wpa uolnInal. Hungarian aud i}lst inst With uo-
crate inquiry, bath being about 90 lower, and weak
Timothy sold ut t375 anu 81 95 for fa!r aud primo.
at 8oc Sales we're reported OF 10 haRs prime Timothy
ut s45 u baGH fair TO at s37o Il baus Lax At s,70