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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-22
MEDICAL

u lTHE GREAT SOUTHERN
remedy for the euro Of Scrs-
iule, Scroiulous faint, Rheuma.
~ ldsm, White Swelling, Govt,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchi-
lis, Nervous Debility and all dis
q eases arising from an impure con-
D diliOn Of the Blood.
The merits ofthss valuable prcpar-
" alton arc 80 vel known that passing
- rn;pe Is but nefpsgary lq feHind 10
readers OF this Journal otthe nocessi-
~ Of always having bottle Of this
n tnedieine among their stock oil family
Il necessitios.
u Certificates can be prosecuted from
~ many leading Physicians, MlAisters
- and hgsds piiamiliea Throughout tho
NJ South, Endorsing IN the highest terms
- tn Hud Bsfracf ~ hosGdGlA,
Dr.. u. wilson Carr Of baltimore
says She has used 10 ~ cases OF scfoi-
"a uls and otheT diseases With mach sat
Dr, d, q. Pugh sf baltimore, re-
~ lcOmmonds u o. all persons suffering
- With diseased Blood, saying u - su-
pefior 10 any preparation he has cVei
used.
= Rev Dabney Ball Of the Balti-
more NJ. p. Conference South says NJ
has boenso much benefited byit use
that be chcerfuiiy recommends II 70
all his friends and acquaintsncfy
- craven a ff-, plggg.,,i,s, !, az t' Tot
lt5 rith ssfnfaco6h =
= Hsain'IG. McFnddens Mwlroe7-
baso. Tennessee, saygit cured him ot
Rheumsflsrn when All else iailsds
Rosadaiis i nQs nseeE-. quack prel.,
afs...15T =. 5 ingredients are published
- on every package. SHOW Il y yeHl
- lPhysicisn and ha will tell sou y
Iaodilascd III The firQngfst aiioissit
- lAitcrI.t. and j. an excellent nlood
IPurifer. Did our space admit We
could eivf you tcsiim onia IL from
every STATE IN the South and ifom
Ipfrsfuf iunsu % every man woman
aud child either pcssoaAlif OF ~ rep
7. RossdsiisIs sold BY an Druggists.
~ CIEMENTS6 CO.,
~ BALTIMORE. Sole PrgTrieiors.
- JOHN +. HENRY,
No. 8 C0i1lEGE PLAcE,
NJ YsrE Wlfaiak Agiui.
8kW
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OF VALUABLE
Suburban Property on Spring and
Camilla Streets.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
~ virtue OF q plurius ieri facias 10 me di-
rected frem the Honorable First Circuit Court
Of Shelby county. Tenn, in the case Of Fos-
ter. Gwynne d 20. VS.. j. j. DuBose, udg-
ment rendered on tho 18th day Of May, 1870,
for the sum Of one thousand four. hundred
and iifty-f dollars, credited BY throe hun
bred and ifty.one dollars and sixty cents,
paid January "a. 1873, with interest and costs
Of suit. TO satisfy said judgment. etc., will.
On Tuesday, 25th Of March, 1873,
At II O'Clock am. in front of my Office. No.
35l Second street. Memphis, Tenn, proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, for cash. the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit: A lot Of
ground beginning at a stake on the south side
of Spring street. 100 feet west Of the northeast
corner of lot No. %; thence west with the
south line of Spring street 63 feet; thence in o
perpendicular line from Spring street 1884
feet to the north side of 0vertOn street; thence
east with the north line Of Oyerton street 70
street not named; thence in q line pcrpendic-
ular with OvertJn street $685. feet to a stake;
thence west and paralIelwith Spring street 100
feet to n stake; thence north on a perpendicu-
lar line with Spring street 200 feet to the south
side Of. Spring street; said lot of ground being
part Of suburban lot No. % Of subdivision Of
Dunn tract. Also lot No. 20 of said subdivi-
side Of Camilla street, 23SM feet on the north
side of Vance street, and 2SSI feet on the
south side Of 0verton street.
Levied on as the property of defendant. j.
J. DuBose. to satisfy the balance Of said judg-
ment, interest and costs Sale to commence
at II o'clock am. W: j. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff of Shelby County. Tenn.
G. W. METcALF. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Memphis, Tenn. March /. 1873.
1-4-T-10- ~ l6-1Q.20
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. WE
II viii charge (lOl cents per line for the first
insertion, and i've 81 cents per line for each
subsequent insertion Of all legal advertise
ments, except such a. may be inserted for
thirty days or longer cousgcutively, which
will be charged a. card rate. By the square.
square. The printers fees % be- paid In ad-
vance In every instance.
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b. NJ. Memphis Appeal Pub. Co.
A. J. kELLAR.
Memphis Avalanche.
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LIST OF LETTERS
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P.u,.ksi "a As daay ncePere hasiag "a.
LiRgESr. CALCULATION "a "a e''es'
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MEDICAL.
DIR. IL. l.. LASKI,
Physician, Surgeon
AND ACCOUCHER.

OFFICE, So UNION ST. RESIDENCE. 800
" Main street (Gayoso Block. Office hours
from TO 10 a, m, and from 70 SPIN. Spe-
uAted at the URiyersity of Berlin Germany I;
with more than thirty years practical expe-
rience. Vaccination daily at his office, be-
tween and o'clock pm. A-xvi-S3
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JMemphis A Ohio h. X. a a.
iMemphis A Charleston ,o,ol
n sol X. R.-Daily. 1850
mississippi 4 Tonnes a 4,
l23Oi soc n. R.--DaiX. -'''
Memphis 4 Little Rock "a
r. R.-DAily. -. 10"
Miss. river 20 Helena =,
8 Friar's P't--daily: ii
)Vicksburgltri-weekly)l
8 Mon. Thurs, Sat-
lMiss. river + St.Louis
Mon. and Thurs.
White Rivor-Semi-
8 iWeekly-Tues. a Sat.
lArk'sriyor. tri-weekly
mon. Wed. a Friday.
Marion ltri-woeklyl-l
~ Mon, We'd, Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
weekly-friday.
lByhalia&0live Branch
6 Tues. and Fri. o'1
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SHERIFF'S SALE

J. NJ. GREGoRY. Attorney. /
, 1873-10-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TuEspAY EVENING, Oct. 81.
ACoHoL-We continue to quota o. per cent proof
bno0M.ooRN-rho nrst few aays Of tbs week IN.
dor review were quiet onea In tho broom-Coru trslo
nat Is Orders from
to s Gat s'ty ss ass
brush that will work iissf Into % ehoeo tut br5o' s'a
ee Ssa 81 Ell nspd2 s $751; sSSs e choice
prices remain steady and Uniform Stocks IRE nov ID
good ahspe and orders are being promptly Alcd at tho
s5Xa; lewiston 4, 3se; 1lnariesn. 5sHo; xaosicaHg %
ss 1fsss sas ai sHsan dscs S ss aa woa s
saGk5, e3@a5e: ~ .
ara and r Orders s1s not yo yers
unable 70 m them promptly owing to d. nlaasrosur-
ecnuoually choice There il = fsir demand tor peas,
and the offerings arc liberal Primo to hand-pieked
asS;' as e s To- a1:os ssss pss
sltq@15f Psr Ss yslaT s1%
quiet especially for brick, but there Ia fair move
il hed by msny dealers Il 5os owing 10 !hs di@nishsd
ae sss; seeo s % esss sgo
portsn9 se%ent % Y bEf oson
white Hand, u 1r, 81 .60a00 pRatering hair, U b,l,
400; land plaster, $3uo y bill; tire brick u ioO0
pressed brick $A.oud16.oo: sewer brick, Ssoy Mil.
waukee au Racine presBcl $9s .O0 dsl.; do COM
mon, $lA .00@lg.00; Indiana pressed, SIS. 90; do
common, t10. 0.O9t415oo: hro clay, u br $3.0oGa4O6.
DuTTElt-TAu past week llas developed uu new
features doserying special comment. Steadily fur
activity has characterized thu lnmnlld for good to
choice quaes md though tho receipts Of such haro
materially Increased, there III considerable ncc us-
lnton, and the market rsalna It's firm tons. liberal
amount Of trading i'll common aud medium graHca
waa also witnessed, shippess operating with mora or
esH frocdom from day 70 day, but under liberal sup
plies sonowhat eaaler feeling evilcol by hulaers
nt, the market Ia really about 1u owur thn OIL Tho
date Of or lust reyiow. Tho New York [ommere1ul
lseptelo Of Oct. !! says:
"The market has Soma foatures OF hsaylnsas, but
pu in Eo,ne Of tho principal Counties are Beginning
10 seek market without Auling buyers al0ya th0
1ago Ut prices In this market, less freight and COM
mission aud should the larket continue we'll s,ll-
piled 1t rreaent, with quiet trlHo The prospect Ia
hat daren will accept present prices vsry general
at,l 6ute. Welsh renlR1ns thu Hamo, Atuliln Wost-
ern Ia dull, uud offered at inHitie quotations. but III
atlll aboyo export lothGnd Tho English markets
arc steady, md belng supplied l,y OanRdiun."
We qlotu Cll0icB yellow, .5@a0o; medium to uooh
lo@24o; tnfcrlor 70 co.luson, l;ts lsc.
CANNED uO0uH--ln comparison with tho previous
week tile volume OF satrs In th!A department HlowB
respectable tncreaBe, orders lHtuB nlore numerous
and generally larger in tha amounts called for hut
tero is still lack 81 activity, and the upward uuve
imminent il stlll delayed Stacks noterate, atd
are held With very decided arnucss. uslow arc tho
DAMNED oooDa.
Pcaclca p............"..+..-....- 2.a5Gs $50
Peaches, !b.'"'''.''''''''''''ss.. a.!o9 a33
, 1873-10-22

io do AZ 81 @ H. q aoS DO c St Ill., 9 III o. on ttsek
12o0 9u lu Al el:t0t 300 'bu do at; s1.05, dbl
iiypred: !'otal, 6s, 800 bu. :. ,.,,
eoyeral lo.ters 1,avo recently been received
hero In answer to questions rolativo to tho bar
10y prospect, aud most of them toll thu sao Rtory,
70 tho effect that barloy ID worry short all ovcr
tho Woat, tl,at thero Is Bcarhly enough for scod
Jug purposes IN 1owA, that Gambia Is anxious to
will probably bo radairod from Europe 10 inoct
tho. lollctelloy. Holno correspondents oven
think 1t probable that barley will touch R200
por bu.
Tho following arc the footings Of tho Official
report Of grain In atorc In this city Oh tho evon-
ing Of Saturday last, and at corresponding
, 1873-10-22
while Jodot and 1emoino calf skins aro "olY" $500
per duz. Following fs u,tr revisod liat3 =


sETALs XSp ~ TiSNEs IN sTooKpasiuessu IL ~
nuysrs nre gc4oraily eonhnue; their pufchnies to
hun occurrod lnrlato ta quoted 900 lover. pg.tin
os osis VII sray s ts sorf i o%es noRs
Mae" iron y 70 10 excepted, botns scarce and very
.izoo d. rooans SS s5Ss e'? g
tSs 's ios pps sls FIJI FL, es ,oxo
s11Hs z1ssru ss.hs, 1as half oa"h', 1lH
sMREr 1HoN-No a., o. ratios Russia Iron, 23o; j;
do No. stained, a0c rates. :,
Of 25 per cent il nSo from anr tlis M list. t. -''
e ansd egSnor es Sss
cut to Sizes. 4sc.
w,aETNos e ee; to 3, 100; 1oto II, lie; il,
49, ieo 10, l0c H. &c full bundle, Is pef cent dis is
count; fence wire, BY car-load, o,dc.
tho given rates. manufacturor statcs that thora as
been no lct-up In tho demand for nails, notwithatan-
or oaFSs SEM
q d. s'a aas ssaS; g K? q q g.
NAVAL sTohEEs@r1rads Is fair for tho season, and
former prices mnintaied follows Manilln ropo
se t. sse s':a %ssas r. H. sS s1sea ssss 4sps
~ l!esisc: ontim, bale. $50 PITCH y br
'oS&s ofSaeE i H. I'll IT'S Sc sfs Se nav feature,
note. 30 for tho loading o!s aro concerned
there ia \ steadily good dcmand, and former quo
tations fully sustained. Following are tho
prices cutront: Carbon, 1856: extra lard oil,
strictly winter, 500; do current make 75o No. J. 9s
@S Ss s sso nsss Do h,,s S1f AZ
strictly pure, $l1o do extra o0o do No. l. 75c; hank
oil, 6oc stralts d5u; elephant oil, 600; turpentinc
SO; naphtha, es gravity, 1asloa: naphtha. COM
PAINTS, coLons AND puTTY-continue dull
without naterial change In vauos. We still quote
follows: s1
, 1873-10-22

.uba'vlaion IN X seo. ., oB, "a, ti.e Mnys con-
Mats ~. Al Ind ~, In Block :, Of Drosrl smttha
subtlyialon III Sec. II, 38, II. datcs Sept. 4
consideration, $D,0
lots IL and ii and Y Of Lot 1S IN block CO. Hop
kin'S Addition 10 Hyde Park, dated Oct. Ii; cosller
ntion, $3.50.
N II of Lot TO- In Dock 2, Ctcavcrville Addition,
dated Sept, 10; consideration, sIt0o.
wEsT OF cITy LIMITS.
Int 10, i'll Block ID, Of 1a,sbroug 4 lIcas' e Of
Sec u.s. A0 IL, daicd Aug. "A; consideration $75O.
, 1873-10-22
COMMERCIAL.

1uRspAY EVENING, Oct. 81.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produce In Chicago
during tho raat twcl'ty-four lours and for the
lnto ono year Agp,
, 1873-10-22

Bran. 12.oo@12.5o
Wheat WAS moderately active, though rathor
less 80 than yesterday, and ruled weak during
tho greSer part Of tho S aSeesio 4 ayersgng 10
No spring, though Liverpool was reported
fr1ner:. But tho question il, Frmer than
what?" a telegram received here to-day by
shipper, Informed him tl'at hs whoat Guard No,
p could not DO sold for more than lis Cd por 100
lbs cash, or lis I'D for November shipment, tho
difference being due to rather light arrivalB
in the past day Or two. Tho shippers held Oft
early so pcrsistoatly that tho creator part Of
livorios WAS lost; and then thoy took hold to q
moderate extent on finding that lake freights
wero easier., though they did not compete
for the Grain vigorously enough to raise
prices. They bought ohiehy Ia specified houBcs,
md most Of them only wanted . few car lots to
complete cargoes. Tho great bulk OF the Novem-
Dor options seem to have boen already filled in,
Which fact accounts for the decline to-day. and
there are probably no shorts ont TOR this month,
buyers. Seller Novo1nIer oponed at $l.0a15, ad-
$l.0s19, and closed castor at 21.0aA. sollor
December sold at $1.o44@l.05,, closing At
i.041 closing st 8104; !. and Northwestern do
closed firm, at &1n0. Straight No. spring was
dull at 8l.os@1.08I, aud Northwestern do
at sl.09@l.10. No. 8 spring. closed firm
At sl.os1{; 1900 bu do at s1.os; 2,4o0 bu No. I
Northwesterl 1t s1.1o; 1;2oo bu do at s1.oo:
4,Aoo bu Do Ct s1.os115i ls.4oo bu No. spring at
Sa Do % Il sS % ba Do Do at
Sl.0351 1880 bu do ut s1.03ll5: 1900 bu No. .
Northwestern at 91.0G 1920 bu do at 81. 1.04k;
2,40o bu do at $l.04 $500 bu No. 8 spring at
s1oo15; 21,soo bu DO at 1.oo; 1890 bu Do At
400 bu do at $50; 400 bu rejected spring ut Die;
400 bu winter wheat by sample ut $1 2B, delly-
ored. Total, 270, GOO bu.
Corn was rather more active on cash lots, aud
yesterday, though Liverpool was quoted flrmor,
mud our receipts wero relatively light, while our
stock in store ia apparently 900, ,06O bu 1oHs than
week ago. There was no particular change in
mouts Of yesterday wero very small, and good
many operators seomed to haVe settled down to
tho opinion that prices must weaken undor cou-
ttnuod accnnnlationh during the winter. Hence
somo of thom tried to self options for future
were not in tho buying mood to-day, as Rchard
might have aaia to Buckingham, they
withdrew, aud the option market was almost
lifoleBs during d considerable part OF the
mand, duo to tho further REDUCTION In lake
freightss, which, with the decline In tho price Of
the grain, madea difference OF 10 per bu IN favor
OF tile. .shippsr, aa compared With yesterday.
3s11o, and closed dr1ner 1T 3s5sc. Seller Do
cenlber sold at 39h@3055c. Regular No. corn,
or seller the month, sold at 3711D3so, closing at
a1Ao;; Strictly fresh receipts Of No: 2,
or high mixed, closed at 9sHoi
Caah sales were M reported Of 1000 bu high n,ixad
Ct as}]5o 600 bu do at 3S15c; 5000 bu do at
Ss1so Sss 1auU Up hn at $50 1880 hu at No. at
551o - 600 bu do at 381So; 8,400 bu do ut
s7s9o; $1,000 bu Do at s71Ie; 500 bu rejected
36No; 1,6OO. bu do at 8111o; 1900 bu do at
, 1873-10-22
MEDICAL,

fiHoIAIN'B OANDIDp CASTOR OIL
4 ,As ItMts nams. |: u syrup With y. Eat. Carter
III Moh9 thereby potfect substitute for Castor pll
Msas n Vss%t,TEs oneea. esa excellent M k:sr ksq
tale by I'll drugRsis.' VAN k0llAAUK, sTEV ENsDN
HAID, Nos. VI aud N lAkS.st., Chicago Solo AG1utA-
, 1873-10-22

.,
WHITE LEAD
Fancy brands. s.,.,...",...,,..:... s.oo51o.6o
American. ........,...... ......... 11.so@12.oo
Mssurys railroad co,ors. o.'o.s' .......,. u.5o
paace ear coIors. fu .5oa1o 5ota1a'S 'So
Sss:S sssss i sS6 st; ss e
ifssat9S Fassn SraasS otsnga 'a1soS 1soS
HmdiafsV HnslIsS Vsrm,,an 1Sa ltsa. ,,:r 1so 9 10
Paris whiie. casEs. ss'oo hria' ges@ as9
Whiting , .ss.... ~ =, I153 9'oD
In ,r,t PUTTY: apa,xo
In hln,lttrre. .,. ...,....,....... 39nl4c
riaiRoNrho pg.itcn market shows 1ittie@ er no
s @ se pStsi ii asf a nd stss
brani, $50 o3a Il 40 MaEnlllon SI8Gl Tunca ruwas
$500; Lake superior. Nc, l. 81 do. No. OtJ:
do No. 5, do, No. l. 5000 do. No. s. fG20U:
Missouri charcoal coal. So 90: Chicago stone coal
$500.
pg Gy 81 hs yss sss. 81 1
made 1T s5S9o: and Of the latter at 75ssOo In car
lots but tho reccpts incroaetnp PRICES tiecnea 10
peschbows wers triao firmer, sales being made Il
So eary rss Il ear ali
PoULTRY-.rhe market has besn aoodol with
lad s essryans ser own way reeoSers oaa e1
to impossibls 10 dispose Of thcr cousunmonie aud
many chickens diod in tholr coors bofore they could
be sold Turkeys. ducks and eecsc hayc faroI ttlo
heller though the sl1npy hns bcen mora thnn ample
uno has also been plentiful and lower, though IL is
' 10 iiraer DER today. VIZ We a,,oe e old o. Ias nnroa
chfcfeua e. 15a1flo: snr;nn do 81 o5aq IN. iiucEs
500; gsese sSooesilo o.; turkeys, sSi2c prairlo
chickens, f97sG306: partrlagca $3.50 quail 81, lila
Q m mnilarfl dchz sd6t1Y ID mr. inz. smnH l,rhs
q n,cs1 n snt q NJ ,an o adaios I n t
90. hsma. 1bfa16es 's'''S1 '~.'>N' @S"e e"''
SEEDSr-Tinotny seed bas met with solerob]v fair
ort3nr damnnI ani ~ t,c onarrra ~ ci,oira ,snra
moderate. avIt ADVANCE has Occurred Priccs runno
5ro,n 20 4b9a IL for fnir IL rlore snod forcr xSa
nn.t nr,j oia,Iv ~ az sn M hou Toon ~ nnd -"
aaest md stes;y ii s75aI IS. thouch lover s at tle
moment, and quoted at $lT0Al rs Hales today onl-
brace loo bags strictly 1rinls Timothy Aeeh at
car do ut 2G5 Iagn ut s. is loo hugs good a.
a lnua at bnpn fntr nj Sa Is. Is haus
ID % 10 car Ia1 at ii 75: car md nO hanH o 9t
Fl 10 e:
T[sAH-1,hc vcakness rncos ble mi tina jate of nur
Inst weekly reytew in rho nrkcr for ureeu traB na
Continued feature Of tlo market and In IL grades
below choice there hns been decline Of fully SO pcr H.
Janaus undor Continued good deinunu and mrleraio
stocks bnva hcI their oy,, toerahr vail and nav bo
, 1873-10-22

ATlElt-Ialnc III this department os,uttn,,us
slack. nolthur local nor nelar buyers seej,lK III.
clined to anticipate wats, bt rather combining thur
lnrchases to nesting in1nedlae requirements. Thu
to wcakuM them, ud there IL u line of gop.!s that may
nut now bo bought ut a concession fFOu thu prlces
prevalent nlnnth ago II will DO seen that Tho irnta.
vns Of a1ness, uv and upper hsyo been lowered 10,
, 1873-10-22
nm CAV e.

sHEEp-1n this braneh OF tho market the changes
were unmportaut. fair l0cal demand for fair to
choice mutton qualities existed, under which tho mar
ket raled lrIn and steady ut t3,75@3a5 for poor TO
medium, and ut $375S4.25 for good to choice.
, 1873-10-22

show an increase during tho woek Of 81, sis bu
wloat 1886 bu ryo; 40, ,425 bu barley; and .
decrease Of b22, 228 bu corn, and 81, ,251 bu OATS
Total decrease, 46G, 800 bu.
The Produce Exchange Weekly gives the fol-
lowing as tho foreign cSporta Of provisions from
New York for tho week ended Oct. II, 1878. and
the distribution Of Hatue:
, 1873-10-22

'...'<.
( OCTOBER ., is 1873: Il;
pnn',; piGa1s; da;:o,; !a;; 4; 2eo@ 2as
Green g"ges hn egR, 5soSs 1,75
GMnoeRs ib... 2.7aA BIOt
HfaWbarres, ibt new.....,......... n O. 5O3 lid
naslnefrlaa. 1;75G9 500
b!aeH1cr tica, H. 9.0Oa 2.16
MonsanusrCb: sa H.. 2uD0a 9.25
tomatoes, lt new. 1,756a 2tS
tomatoes, III nov. now...................... a,239 40
oor' Eidin, i,ew. w.........,............. 27a so
Corn, nentoh 1arbor, ncw.,.,....,,,.,,. 9.7b1 lid
Earnt Yarmouth, new. :. ......,,,....,.. J0i)1 3q1
rcna ~ pnt, aw..s.................,. 2,6Oa 27O
Teas III, soAket. .............,.,.,.,,. 1G04 l.76
1..a beGs'at 9h....,. ...4........s 2.75G5, 800
pnGenMsli. 24UG9 2.G0
Io,'ste' I1o,pstter' a.to09 SEQ
eyssts, T. T. iii v:,fl $ 1:s isS isS
OYSTERS lhs full weight. .....,u........ a20f3 92s
0oregon aa1mon, new ib..s......... 27SG5 $40
Our a:t nrekiy rovew The ss sttSatoa a"s
of tr. s market has MT changed csaontia par
buyors, Utmost without exception, restrict!n9 thsrr
meet Tho Immediate requirements of their {rade Tie
e 9abs psy SqnHss e ha
ea enu &c promptly refusing lower bids. he exports
r.In 'T H sx 1nn odn sa @ sa nave boom 400 300 s,
nsxnn w. nr ps .o aaae a"e laat year. Wc
luuto' WY IuFH !actory, 1hlh!l l2hGl3Hc; Ohio
iasory an" western taeoFy DO, @iac lower grades,
oeS1oc: eSgmc1 ,..
=, EvA!-tIleee range SUBSTANTIALLY the aama As for
99 as. iofsnst or n9rc were they are hsd with
50 ieo eons II Isss %a %
*lEs lAckawanna $1,000; Eric, *0.b0 Walnut Hill,
$3.50 Cherry Nine s9oO; Dlosaburg, $90o@o50 can-
ne $!0u0s LICK Atn. $3.50: locking Valley, $85u@
9oo; Indiana BLOCK, 81 so@80o: Kirkland arate, $3.50
hinonk: ssoo Kingston, 500: Wilmington, 1000.
with moderate inquiry md arc atcadv. Thcre IL
aome rroapcct Of an improvement In the de-
mand for pork barrels and tierccs. Packarn hays
that they aro amply supplied with coorcrago
for the present. Wo repeat: Pork barrels, fl.40
s1.oo@175 -four barrels, ,4s@76c pork staycs, rough,
$21 oo@2! 90 do, bucked uurce ataren,
whisky stavcs roilg $28 COG 90 90 do bucked $500
four stavcs, $9.0o@l6.50; crcla aour hcaliug, 7H@
, 1873-10-22
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKE T.

.....,..-. TuEspAT EVENING, oct Il.
The following tablo gives the receipts and shipments
Of lumber ah1tnse. aud ath for , tho Rast week and
ing period Last year ending Oct. 1s:
tor s,ncs Jan. Same
Lumber, ii .I sssis, '&e lss.ssa 1ss
fais ahitsssss' 4325Ss 1Ss 3S5sS5 AZ 81
~ fsr Since Jan. Same
Lumber, ...... @ 1ss;s i: l;sois F'"s;; s:!s;s
Shingles, .1sgl1 s:os7s aoe,s59
1? Th:1s iss Ss:a no decided P soe ~ s5s r.
condition Of the Wholesale lumber market during The
past ak days.: Tho receipts at the docEs during the
eale and these cargoes have been lying At tho
tha principal purchasers the local ,loand being mod.
crate. Probably s1 Or eight cargoes have been sold
s ss sy a but e. s sss . sssr sssS s he"
and nearly Is cargoes were sold which served to re-
Of about 60 veaaes with lumber oargoos arrived at tho
docks perhaps bali dozen eargocs were sold during
fleet Of lumber largo na tho present In port again
this seasou. Several Of tho vessels which arrived
ows1 asg aoess n'i 1t 5s9s
as manufacturers nre al1ioHs to realize. rhe city
tsrs are s sS g. "a ssa % es2s Z o @
up. to. tia winter, but tho scarcity OF money
preyents dealers from operating freely.
River Ht1tff sold to-dty at $8.g098.50
and hoarllA and orlps arc quoted at $8.0oG3l500
HhngleR at $3,f3H, aud lath and very hrn
nt s2.00 We quoto: Fnr to choico nill-run boards
and BtripH, $l35 1900: good srlps and boarls
FL 900 l3;oo; common 70 nls.um do. ss5o@lo.oo
ols' y slS sna i .ssesaatlins ssossSo; Hhtsss saa
90 7'l LuMnEn fREIonrB
Manlntce, :2b0 Mnsktgon, $a.oo; Ludngton
t3.5 Grand Haven. S1n0 Iontwatcr. s. As nenom'
sa.25. -
=, . At TuK YAnDa.
The ocnt tfao Ia quiet but thers a considerable in.
quiry from tho interior, and trnde tho whole, ii
probably equal to cxpectatons There IL aome dHpo.
son to shade prices sto bat this III not general:
IN fac nost parties ure rather strong ~ their yiews
@ e. 'tSi sss sSaa e " eas H
cfcasea supply, buyers a7e holding oil. Iath remain
fasaa fars, sa. @ @ssS9 @s5S9
Inirl claar, Inch. $500 S!ooe
Third clear thick ......,.......... 43.00 @45.0o
Clear lloorlng. LIST aud "a together. ass.
clear aitlluE 1st and I'd togcshcr..:. 23.oo ss5uo
Common siding. ng..........:..... 18.0o Gsa0.00
Common flooring, dressed, first. $500 t5.t3.o0
Common hoor'ng, drcssed seconu. 26.oo Gs5o.oo
WaFou-hox ooafds. selected. II tnchea
, and upward. Ed..'...'.......'.......* 5s.oo @3S.9o
stocx boars is0o Slsoo
Jolst, acantlIng, sinail timber, ienci,,a, :.
yois dst md 'sss se.nnu Ill uast Is i i4
3a,.ct' iskc.s' square, 75M 75g is9
csdar nosts. snt i40o 5isn
, 1873-10-22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

OATTLE-Ths activity mid tlrsl,css noticeable yes
terlay, were null fDatras Ut tho m4gkut today. The
aFDct Of tho blight tAurnynntut iu the c0lllou Of
of tho Eastern Mnrksta oro than Offset ly
tho gloomy character of Now York d:ices aud what
ever advances may hase boon gsined yesterday, las
seemingly indifferent; Ho much 10. IN fac, that tho