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garde II the farmers as IT., TRIUMPH % eaa '1p,. Tho
inlie ie;rimlnate bowling against railroads y, ~. aud
cn,,fks lnH ceased Tor the timo being. Inc Sou
sto ordered 9, 900 copies Of tho decision to 'be
pFlntod.,
was reported by tho bonnto Judiciary COMMITTEE,
with n recommendation that u pesa 1t ro-
ttlrnol from tho Committee IN tlln virgin purity
with which It camo from Chicago, unamondea,
Of tho voyage Is yet to comc.
DIVORCES.
sonator Casey eanta to rogulato dlvoroos 50
tory es 'uuS IL 1 proYidos IN Iii thst ohef irregular
itioa mny bo atonol by divorce "a menHs ct
thoro,"
THE MAYon's DI1.1.
The Senate Municipal Committee Commits. b. hsys se. deter
bill ropoaling tho Mayors bill, which will DO
simply eu abortion. II tho Mayor cannot re-
moyo Inefficient or corrupt oflcihlB without tho
consent Of tho Council, they will generally ra
Oonnty delegation viii moot tomorrow, weathor
normiftinn. No good neol bo anticipated from
their gathering. porhnps police matters will DO
considered,
. Rfr. o1eaon, Of Chicago, has gone homo efok.
Mr.. oondon il at homo In tho aamo way. Mr..
T5fner nj Wtlitesifle. is In bad condition. aud
Senator o i uonry no bottor. If this Assembly does
mt hurry IN buHinphg AEQ adjourn, lhlf or tAom
will be- punished by teath or pormanont diacaHo.
oITy TAX BILL.
House bill No, 800, relative to tho aBaoasmont
and colinntion Of municipal taxes, camo ub in
tho House thla morning. Mr., shumway movdl
non1Iation from tho operation Of tho bill. Mr.
tionntreo Ind conslorablo doubt az to tAo con-
atitutionallty OF tho amendment under tho rocont
dooiajon Of the Bupremo Court, not hnving had
Elmo to exanniud tho full boarings Of that deof-
sion.
Mr. Armstrong, OF Gruudy, moved to recon-
slider tho bill. r.s..
idr. Connolly desired to otfor mn amondmont
in regard to tho mhnnor OF assessing fanfoad
traoka and other property, which lie thought
proposed to do great injustice to email towns
mud oitioa In tho State The provision would
give Chicago m advantage nifty tifne8 greater IN
assessing railroad companics, who ran their
trains by contract, over track -bods Leased from
other lines, TO- other ctics and counties IN tho
central and other portions OF tho State. AIR.
Rountroe defended the bill as presented. Tho
object Of the bill was to put ovory railroad COM
pany running their rolling stock into tho city
upon IN oquhl footing as to tho proportion Of
not designed to porpotrate injustice upon any
city or county. Chicago could dorivo no moro
than hor just rights under this BIZ. without any
detrimont to othorB. Amendment was Lost. :,
Mr. Armstrong, Of Grundy, ronowcd ILLS motion
to rocommit.; . =
bIr. Dradwol supported tho motion. mr..
Rountreo opposed the motion, as tho Committee
had already pnssod upon 1t unanimously.
, 1873-02-26

CoLuABus, Feb. 25.-In the House, this morn
Ing, tho Senate bill to 30 amend the Divorce act
rs to enlarge tho powers of courts in granting
temporary alimony, when children gro concerned n
amend tho Adair Liquor law 80 IL to exempt
Rhine vino, alo, beer, and cider from tho pro-
visions Of tho law waa reported back by the
Temperance Committee, WHO recommended Its
sprung up, pending which the House took q
rannH4.
, 1873-02-26
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Bp1Maf1ELD, ILL.,, Feb. rs.
aTtM tfrf

Senator Reynolds in the chair.
On motion OF Senator PALMER, the reading
Of the minutoB were dispensed with.
Dy consent, Senator SHEPARD introduced
resolution ordering 5000 copioa Of tho decision
Of tho Supreme Court in tho caae Of the Railway
Commissioners u.s. Chicago d Alton Railroad.
Adopted
PETITIONS.
Senators SHEPARD and PALMER laid before
tho HouBc petitions for their respective locali-
ties, In refersnoe to tue Temperance law, pro-
testing against Its repeal: Kefer1ea
SENATE Bills on SECOND READING.
Tho following bills we're considered by Sec
9s I'D 9sSa % sp9 G Ito fe sn ffss e md
govern dre, marine, and inland navigation IN
aurance companies doing business IN this State.
Bill 1876, to compel tho Trustees of the Illinois
Central 1ailroad Company to a19a e5Gept9 f. thes
by which it was ordered to third reading, WAS
roconsiderod After considerable discussion.
the bill WAS ordered engroased and to q third
Bill 12b to prevent tho obstruction Of creeks
or other water ooursos. Aftor considerable dis
cushion. recommitted to tho Committoo.
APPOINTMENTS nY TIE GOVERNOR.
The Governor submitted the following ap-
their concurrence: State Board OF Public Ohari-
TICS ]. @. CorbuB, Of Lasalle County IN place Of
| Elmer Baldwin, resigned. Board OF Education.
na!nnm 1. d,.;st,s, no,,ut@. Thomea T.oa1
uouGss, s,,,oian n1 Hn,,ntu M1ncl Gaatmsn Ms,
o. u o9mnn,ptsn mts Tra,stoaa n ~ ao1aras nrnhana,
ffnn,a f1 Tsmaa nj Desrda1cv 1anck Tajnnd Oounty
Ia',., hwaonav - McT.nsn 9onntv tn bo thn;r avn
.pa sasasaors sgd Ganrro ~ Ho}jownv Vornil,on
t..a. tsasuaenotts - anncoo5 nHn n n Evana rnsonod
O+'HH'y' ~ eAso'' WV n1ya No
H., aoanta ~ s,,,,r,,,o h;,,a vora
By "nss ~ - 49, $4,000
introdn GU H1aEVTa aI$ amcnd nbsnter AZ Ra-
by air:> - 3atE ant,t1nI {. nIyorcna " ~ 1''
yt1od stat VIZ rn'atjon ~ 1ota ~ land IN
By Ill. W.91 Ao'''o'@ ~ >~'N - "'@''
citlea ana 9gm 9gqfmn1TSHnr1Frn- 1SH ra1ation tn tha
ny Mr. ,!dEI HlH s3'AoA'At1 49, ~o's's191' w '1S
supreme contS: oGntES:rz,E1,D-Jn rapard tn evidence
w Ut. nANn 1a@1AA0 '0o"'>N ~
3nG aeposn1IaVunsSv; nausv III c7,anoo Tim tfme of hold
BY Mr. aatGar nni TX Northorn niy;a-
ing conTt iu auas.n,e .mo nnurt'
1ons q .nE regaTa to uractics In courts
- ny yoaar, LIZ; ~ 'o'' =.
" ~ aeS" ~. n1TpKT-Tn relation to records,
a. NJ GANFTELD-In regard to accounts.
X X NJ nir, sHEPARD-To provide for the Of
,,asy,v nm and contingent expenses Of the State Gov
ar,1assnt:
0tnu9Tr' ~ TTr rHoMpsON- provide for tho COL
ioet}on Of ta1os ID certain oasss.
, 1873-02-26

BUFFALO, n. r, Fob. .36.-CATTLE-Kecelpt To-day
only 81 total for tho week. 2,340. broken rail- On
the Lake Bhoro Road prevented tho etoct trains arry
lug On time. Tho market was At complete stand
will recede little seems inevitable. Tho only salo
today 10 hoau Illinois stccre 40 lbs ut
BuEEr AND LAMDB-Recepts to-day, 600; total for
dsncy Of prices under unfovarablo Eastern news,
ton decline.
Hoas-Hecoipts for tho weak; 1900. Market opened
this morning with only loads III the renH All oTor-
ings wero disposed Of choice load for which the
owner demanded $s.375, without finding purchaser.
Tho feeling il good. Baes o27 pigs and hogs, 114 to
104, at s.. 5.0036.2o.
, 1873-02-26

WatoFt0Wn {N1nss.} Live STOCK Maf~
lxets
WATEnTowN, Mass, Feb. 25.-DEEF CATTLE-Re-
ceps Qt supply extremely light, owing to the snow
blockade Fow cattle offered hardly auitlctent to e.
tabllsh prices sales ranging at about laat weeks
prices.
higher sales IN lots from $3.50 to $3.50 ouch; extra,
f8.O0@8.00.
, 1873-02-26

Pittsburgh OIL Market.
pIr1sppnou Fob. 25-Crllde petroleum dull at
2.17K3.oo; refined quiet Mt parkers, 1870; phila-
delphin, 1Do spot.
, 1873-02-26
a aREAT SALE: ,..11.1.,
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
CalSOl,PiI'iG&CQ
GREAT Sale,
329 West Madison-st.
TODAY.
500 pieces Fine Irish Linen, in remnants Of
about 8 to 8 yards, slightly damaged, ut
the uniform price Of 30 OTIS. I'D, The goods
vary in quality and are worth from 76 OTIS.
to $l,26 per I'd.
Special attention devoted to Housekeeping
Goods. Cotton and Cotton sheetinga Of
oil tho best brands very cheap.
0Iudl oA1 & A44a AL Af&HAo A14AVAAp3 u4ph0Ao4
and uub1eaohed.
Crashes, Towels, and Towolings from one
third to one-half less than usual prices.
Good Heavy White Bed Spreads from $1.00
upwards,
Great Bargains in Marseilles Quilts from
$l.00 up to richest qualities.
Blankets and Flannols at great discount.
Elegant Lace Curtains at go oents On tho
dollar. i
Hamburg Edginga, choicest styles, half
price.
Bargains in Real Laoes and Lace Goods
Cheapest Dress Gooda ever offered in this city
now or heretofore.
Uolored Dress Silks at very great sacrifice.
Stripe Spring Silks 80oents worth $l.26.
Japanese Silks, half price.
Cheapest Black Silks in the country.
Good all Silk GroB Grains from 81 90 3D. up.
Fearful sacrifice on Richest Black Silks.
New Bargains in Dress Goods On the cheap
centre tables; in handsome new Spring
Shades.
Ladies' can avoid the Inconvenience Of the
rpsh by trading as early in the day as posBi-
Bile,

Ladies' can avoid the inconvenience Of the
rush by trading as early in the day as posBi-
hla.
, 1873-09-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING. Sept o.
ALconoL-Waa 20 higher, quotablo at's1.8:9l.8a
BROOM OoKN-Thc.e is nothing of Importance 10
note, The order demand IL olera0ly good and thoro
haa been considerable trading among tho Dealers
firmly at the quoted rrlces. Very little now corr, haa
yet arrived. We quote Good to extra hurl, 8s9No;
brush that will work Itself into choice hurl 61oot
sSs saGa $sS s'42 oF''
DEANB- The demand ia still Light, though inlprov-
Ing slightly. Prices aro atcAly, as follows: Irlmo
nay,cs $2so@2S9 6, S1, Prime 'anm, s2ss24o; eo.
% BuiIpiNd Il i MxfEKiAIs-A fair peady traao ez-
ias tho quoted prices being gelsry maintained Fol-
,%atS eg sssas ss s Pa1.9
~soo Vbrl iosoudaa eemot 81 usie., Louiss
VILE. 1lai!ius, ind Akron conIent, $500 q brl;
marble l, dnst ssoy: T., e in nuk soe@so1; Mn,s
par 1000, 65.oo@59o.oo; building brick (comlnop)
s6.oo@7 pressed brick, ~ sewor brlct.
pressed, sls:oo@15 oo: do common. $o.o0i fro
o';y RsF 81! sSooa9fo 40 az ;v,o, ~. ,an.,,
features In tho butler market. Toro las been stead.
lily fair donnnd for good to cllolco qualities md for
such thu market na!ntains firm toc. Other dcacriI-
although .hero Ia not yos any large accumuatio1
hero, tho feeling aulong holdera u notably 1ss trn
anl ah tho scaaon advances aud receipts incteaao It
Prices. For soma especlaiy duo factory Iuttor' IL
h1nal, neat packages there have boon aaea at an nd
vance on our quotations but saeh transactions Do not
sosns a ooxg aavs:s 1ata n
cato worry large quantity Ut bnter In tho Interior md
heavy foonY n prices there It will. We think, soon
10 evident to da'ryncn That buyers for hs market Will
ittes they soon turn at proht. There ace,na
to be but one opinion IN regstd to tho quantity Of but
tor made aud to he mado th!4 fal, aud TUT Ia that
, 1873-09-10

1Iaatel st, al2 IT Of Thirty fourth It, wf 2s11a4'5
#, dated gept:: os oeso1n,elde1ntiSn, =, = go.
1nlis,a ny, Sie II of Thirty.nfth It, VT 2s11a4 IT,
t"ass hsaa. sSp S!s;h a,oo
a:!ss r. si'.ess'ss & H. sslo7 IT. dated
aated Jnno ID: eenslae!stion, N6,0o0. benjamin.
nabeeea It, n neas % ss ees q Isaia Il * IL Il to
'ssy s4si s'sd fR asas ssns's'fs''a e!
S::s 81 IT, g. H. dsssa Sept
Los O.. IN aamo block. dated sopt. 8; confederation
s.ssa g. il r. St. ag 4 WILLIS III e.
dix It, dated juno IS eonaiieration, u 600;
10 s s. xs19ssn T. ssea 3 5s5 e. & e
ss;si !: Ss:ssss .o.,oo II,
a'iss xsshsa ss iS L y
r Nth buildings, dated s'p'' .; o0o'loeFat'0n
satpo. sv 15o # Of Twenty-second at, f. 4o114s
~ 1ssa astea ss s99ssia9 e 4st;yssveaS t.
u Gas &C .s Sees IT, II noss d,od Juno
eohesevSsua4 ds % nna Il, IN Block l. In phinnoys
q Il seo II, 90, u, dated Aug a.; consideration,
$l,40o.
Peoria Ut, e5 It Of Adams st, T. 40x125 It, dnted
Aug. "a confederation, $4,000.
Flour1loy st. near " cor of 1Ioyne ct, I, Let's 40
md Il, datca Aug. % !; confederation, $a,ooo.
NORTH or CITY LIMITS. ".
Lot n in Block %, In Ravenawood, dated Sept. @;
consideration, tl,2s0.
SOUTH OF crrr LIMITS. ...
Lot q. in Block q Of Hcintzs subdyison in v;A OF
Bee. 4, 3d. II, dated Aug. 25 consideration 8, 100
Lots 70 p in nloch ! and Lots u u 11d T. II g9ca
May IS; consideration. s, $50.
Lots aud to 0, In Dnck l, In Mtnball's subdivi.
sion, in SEQ %, IA, dated Sept. o. considssa'
tlan, 81, 900.
Lot 2, In Block !, In sweets nc. n wAoiseA Y
Sec ., 50, Il, dated April 10; consideration, $500
lof D. In samo block, datod April 10; CONFEDERATION
xt6D,
, 1873-09-10

400 hu do at s115; 1000 bu do nt a1.10; 8io
bi1 do Mt 81 90; 400 Blu do ut 41.0s 1900 bin do
at 81.00; 400 6u do At 07o; 400 bn Ito at t9o, on
ct at.60 800 bu do 1T o5o, delivered, Total,
90, 100 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Tho following IL Dearboln's dlspatoh to tho
Doard Of Trade In this city to-day.
;HErr. Notwithstanding cargoea Of wheat on
const worry firm. unrgoca Of wheat passage tir1n
California; wheat On passage. e4s Do. FOR sh.rent,
Weather in England fafr. IAvcrrool-,Yleat in good
annnnd. California, l2s udG318s Cd sprln8, lis Id
@12s ID. Corn htoady.
Tho following arc tho footings Of Tho ofHoial
report OF grain In store in thla city on tho evon-
ing Of Saturday lust tho Fulton Elevator not boz
lug tnoludod), and At corresponding dAtoa:
, 1873-09-10

Tho following Instruments wcre filol for rec-
ord on Monday, sopt.9:
q1rY pROPKHTY,
Tbs premlaca No. 2ol Milwaukee, uy, dated Sept. 81
sousldoration, $500.
Hubbard ut, q cor Of Dller at, I, Aa1120 II,
dated June /, 1872; consideration. s2.o00.
IIa4ted 1t, II OF Hawthorn av, Triangle Of 1T
and t82 It, dated Aug. "a j; consideration, 5000.
Chicago Nv, 800 n OF Wood at. Il I, 251120H II,
tlAtod Sept. q; consideration, Il 800.
"a" IT, 1853 II Of IalAed st, {, 251147 II, dated
Bppt. & /: confederation, $725. - =
thober at, 22l 1t Of North Nv ooA12t1@ It, dated
Sept 8t consideration. $780,
, 1873-09-10


s to S o.y hs asesp
wero larger and tho market hardly Is nrm, though
Fl EEAT1Ehs-Are unchanged; rho receipts ase
ght ard thesS is no trouble In apos1ng Of al gooa
mtxea {oathsrs, 2sa73e; ehlckont d9eo. ''''
hayo boon IN advance in No. and sealed herring iho
49aa2s Tho supply i light: &.etsrel, salmon, nnd
bots en oe md interioT aeeounts now qaeta ::
t tssss g. No. 4aat NS No.
;:Es;s :s5s1}5; ii s55s l.. .;Sy
so; aeoFgsa eodlsh, ss1oso o.7s; Labrador herring,
de de1 hssas sE 1sSad Gr 81 ii, l;sti II;
sssiss 4sSsas: COLUMBIA river ss;n. or sSsa
FRUITS AND NUTs-Tho changes In this market
during tho week wero confined to advance Of 1oo in
raising 20 p pistsd chogrie' and Ko n Wilmington
recently established for domestic md foreign fruits
the demand continues uninterruptely active and In
ton there ie no sEpsre9. weakness IN any srtsle
@ eos 3e SsSsS peaae. as ta@ sso
lsh pruh0s, fA!sia. layers, ralA1ns,
loose MuBcate 50 raisiut Valencia, II H12c;
Zanto currants 798e; cltron, t49{6c. DoMEsrIo-Ai-
den apples. 17920o Michigan sliced, 1oH@l1o Mich-
igan quarors, 0@9Ho: Western do, 7H@8Ho; South
ha1vos. 1o5ile; do, ni1ed a@sc; bsekbosries. new,
159l6o raspberrles, tc4s44o ptod cherries, o2@s4o
Nurs-filbertr, l6@1oo; almouda Terragonn, 93d24o;
Naples walnuts, 27@98o; Chilli walnuss, 22{32io !;
French Nalnuta 1G@ l7c Brazils, pA@10hc; pocan5,
Ta1aa A91oc; African peanuts, 6H8!Ho; Whining
ton peanuta. ah @oo: Tennessee peanuts, 7A@ec.
ahuoEalEaIoontinuea improvement ~ the DO
nnd fef groceries fs reported the distribution dursnS
The pas hat dozen daJs considetably exceeding tho
s oxe. tue &C. TSet Of
lol1 Iho mafkot maintains lts urn tone, oat tno
Upward tenuShey u some hnea han poeh nioaaufahy
cneeaea ny the aocnno IN tho go!u premium Eow '.
changes hayo t1ken nlaeo gnco ogr at roSiew pas
refined sugar spess and srups .re ast
Moht!ohea aEnc!o q. Al sayanco ~ 1y ou I'o!as, IT,
pepper, and nutiuega nre higher than last Scok. NO
now quote: ,,<an,>u
Hl.othh. sotnAC1sGSasAo; s4a5A u ,. o,,<,
oo1IEna alooha, otson4c' -. y: & Saa9, aa.oa ~
a9oi 1hsa, Nn. Y 3oHSSo!o aaiscj Hv, 4'Ss4'hu
choico ao 16At39tAoi PRIME 1Ho, 1o*94gG, eeou so,
23Aes2?Ho common ~. soaa1snf W. ~ ~
g25Aes 5Ranor9 1aya, 1sHsa3oi coqsx liz
5aney, oo' pt''''
2oaa1oSe. s,. .u,,-.,,,. ,o,<7oo,. .t..,,,. .,,,
sjaht ;fs1c re- 'a n "Saa, sart rc4 'a
, 1873-09-10
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 0.
Tho following wore the receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date one year ngo:
, 1873-09-10

thoro Will 10 largo u1rpur, It IS thought that tho
hr1nnoas Of tairymon Will kcep a .son,eWhat steady
range Of priced during tho remader Of tbs yonr md
that tho hock will DO carried ogcr to brcaf tue market
ia tho later winter md spng. Judging from Tho past
~ is likely to bo Tho oaso !: would think he ~
tho eenson and th.ta oren otolA for tho alock." No
quote: Choice yellow. 2292ss medium to good. 170
400 : inferior TO common, 12G91to,
DAaa1Na-A nnght falling Cd in tho deuand for
grain bags is nolod but tho movement Is still reported
larger than In former acasone At nka por,od and,
or ho .px u ae srK
an. ono q twe other leains brann ia anoat enroiy
nom'ns The de,nand for burapa and snnnie. 7
BACKS arc tnll. Wo repoat our quotations Of week
Sn,to, iso as feleT: sC atark Low PKG:
o!tor orcef. 94Ho; h.rlap baga, 4and bu, 19@2oo
8acka Bg866c.
CANNED aooDs-~Thore ia brisk moycmont ia
goods coming uner this hoad tho demsnd for fruits
neing greatly atfsted, no doubt BY the general "
nox In marriott aud al selling freely At tho qios
Mons. Since our last report strawberries lavo at-
qa1ecd 2o With which exception tho,e have boqn no
impoftans changes In vnluea. wo quota
, 1873-09-10

03oo por 81 at95oo pr hs.kot. Dlsckberros, $50
w g. a. sss 9
boz; Peseos 4oe9si % per box basket DO choice
ror haake1 N;2sGl.95. Grapes POT case Q2-p bo1os,
33oo92.76; Do % lsas $50; 0oncords, In bs.kots.
haaket. Siberian crab apples. .a59loo per baakot.
Green gage pon,a $3.50 per basket. D1uo thiichigan)
plunls, &2.0 90. oranbersios. s3.25 per bu.
cra aaoa Of now hnys been sold to browora a I6S0c
aud 409Aso IA about tho range Of prices Of pcoa paid
10 growers, but ors has not been enough done to c.
tabi,sh natho and aeaora, we'll NJ browers, arc
from Now York stats that but few new hops hago bccn
roctlved md tho market Is ~ yas uusetled Old hops
nro rathor quiet though broMors are buying occasion.
that Tho supply does not exceed 100 balos.
uAY-Thla market remains In an unsettled condi-
tton Thero ta sti1l Rbscnco Of any considerable
ee y I msri M
pressed descriptions II al,noet entirely nominal. Wo
uoso Wholesale prices rsld By doalcrs-cara to oon-
tsn 2e 's foll9". l., M1g amothy pEime
:ioSSSiSoS prsisas ~ splsni Il sioS5sii 10 Do, MID.
on wiooN-Tituothy, $lo.oo@ 1a.oo; prairie, 5000
1900 For delivery Of prossed, S.oo31.bo, according
HIDEs-Thero is continued activity in the demand
for hdcs and tho late advance In rrcca IL easily aus
Tns hss SSa but ~
our quotations Wc mako no chango in our list
y folons: oteen city butchers, 10; grcen cured.
1ISgh nho' Do hseyy 1oHss part t.fa5 snfeo 1e@
csf, 90 dry hp, 2lo dr1 aaltod, 1t91!c dFy nn
soaeoe; .gru6by, scored out g. Otherwise damaged.
IRON AND sTEEI-DusinosB under this hcad has
been atesdi,y incrcasng ali tho wcok, and prtcos nro
atcadcr and, In aomo instances, advance IN antici
rated Common Iron Is firm 1t 61o rates. Ws again
, 1873-09-10

Grand average prtc0......... ..$l.00
LATEST.
In tho afternoon whoat was fairly active and
shade frnser, selling at 81 .133A@1131s seller the
options closing st tho outside. Corn was quiet
and eaBior, closing at 41o seller the mouth and
1870 seller October. Other grain and Droyla-
ons wero inactive.
, 1873-09-10

ClEE3E--UusineB8 mas boen rhtloc quiet during
tho past hn1f-dozon dnys and this fact, coupled With
tho aaclinc OF A9o ut the East haa Induced a easer
feeling among hpldors and tho quotations have boon
dropped Ho all around. or to 12@f3o for New York
factory, and to 11@t2o for Western do. While the
stockB nowin storo moderate thoy aroquite oqul
to present requirements md tho nrRet in not strong
oven at tho Decline Tho oIport6 from Now York from
Juno to gept. have boon 6t,553, ,6G1 lhs sgainst
605 ba for the period last year, York fac
tory 129l3o; Ohio factory ll@12e; Western factory
11Gll2c. $780,.
C0AI.-A majority Of ilealers arc now ss1tng 5000
for Lackswnnna, though faw aro still filling orderH nt
$780, The market continues activo both for hard and
soft Goals, and the general tendency Of prices Ia up
ward. Following ara tho quotations: Lohigh, pro-
parod, $1l00; Lackawnnna, $1,000 Erie 50 90; Brar
Hill, $500; Walnut Hill 5000; Dosaburg, $3.50:
Hooking Valley, $500; Cannel, $1,000; Indiana Block
81 .5o9800; Kirkland Crate $8.00 Chorry Nine $500;
fiponk. $80 90: KtnBBton s.. 90 Wilmington, $780,
CO0rENAGE-Thcro hna boen special change In
this department. Stock ia in good demand, and,
being In moderate supply, continues firm. Manufac-
TIRED work ia meeting with moderate inquiry. Wo
repeat: Pork barrels, S1.30140; lard tierccs, a60@
Ito whisky barrels 9o@2. ;aour barrols ie9b7c
pork staves, rough, $22 uo do, bucked $24oo@
1900; tierco savea, rough, $2oO0@25.O0; do buctcd
@so.oo; dobucked. $4,000 -four atavea, $90ol l1o.oo
circle 1ouE heading, 71x@2Xc per sci !; -four hoop
roles. $l40o916.0o pcr III; pork and uerco polas,
800 0ot435.oo Per m.
DRUGS AND CIlEM1oALs-rrad Is fuirly active,
and prccs without nlateria chnngo, tho exception
beihg in qunino, which Ii Arrn at slight ADVANCE
J
, 1873-09-10

H0GB--The market opened dull this morning, and
continued so to tho close, with prices irregular md
lower. Heavy receipts coupled with reports Of lower
rrieea at the East caused buyers to hold OF for do
cline md holders in thcr anxiety to realize forced
tho prices current yesterday fow loads picked
up early At 81 40i rs for choco heavy. and at ooa
405 for choice Light, but in the afternoon tho same
forrnoE, and s45o9415 for the lattor. There reain
IN the pans unsoll between 2000 and 5000 head and
Tho market closed weak at s4.2ol.3s for heavy, and
at 81, ,35da4,6 Us for light.
, 1873-09-10

III QIhAucrh... ...s%...+t-+..s oNS4o
PIG 1RON-A Honowhnt frmor feeling has recently
sto sdV.nee IN Europe and It he ast. f.et that
strengthen tho Vows Of hoiie2s, and prices are
higher a1 Than week s:, .ge salos are however.
s oa. s's sS ssosag ssa as ie sss G'
sIass!ion *s2oo: Tuscaraw.s 81 Qo; Lake supefior
M0 DO No. o s'9a 90 Mssdri H. 8 iss9S sts2:
P0ULTRY-HM met With moderate inquiry dur.
saos drag aovy though prees range shout the aamo.
ohoes prairie ehiokona sold readily At allsht ad-
a she}aas pras
sss IS s9Rs E.
poiAroEs-Tha dsmana vas tar, snd prices ad.
hoavy receipts ninco hnve caazed decline, and tho
market u now dull. Bwset potatooa in moderate
Good to choice potatoes, IN barrels do Dor
bu 6o8o5c yellow sweat, s3.6o94.0o; red do, s9259
sEEps-Thot demand for timothy was urgent, and
prices advanced, saea being made 1t g. eU@52o primo
selling ct es.o5@3.i24. Flax u quoted At $l.7b@lo 90
q basa DO 1t tsl5 % bags strictly primo i 3sla5
Sts esss 90 IL sas. sass a s'sa
ss sls2aE ss q g ss'
to tho auppy, and soois unusually light. Other
grades unchanged. Prices given below: Onon
aaga, Caneds, aud Saginaw, nns, $500; ordinary
conrBe $910; coarae Diamond G. $32a; ground solar,
dsir %thog nsss ssas q aal6y Ill., ra II fs
lsland, $500; ground alum, $2.25.
TEAB-Aro now moving trGoly, aud nro firm, With an
advancing tendency in the finer grades. Quotations
remain unchanged: Young hysop common tu fAir 4o
Doc do good, G070o; do choice to extra tHc 96c9$9;
common to hno old hyson, 7oa9oo; common imperial
gunpowder, 7o@s0o choice pngauey, N.lo9l.2o
e1trs Moyuue 1.4o choice to extra new Japan
aQc@$1.Q4; fair TO good old, 65@1oo: common DO,
18@42o; coioreh natural leaf japan, 66e9e5e; COM
mon to nnc 0olopg, sS&4so; good. 6s@o5o choico
TODAGCo-Is quiet and steady at the prices given
below:
ToDAoco-was quoted steady and nrm. We rc-
peat our list:
Fms our--E1!sa. 75a8oo: choice. os91oc mcdt-
I'M o5@6ou poor to common. Ao9aoe. -
pLua--Nutnral loaf, 76@soo; half bright, so07o;
black, suuult 45da55o
HnohlNa-aood to choice 323soo: medium, NO
WOUD-lIas adyancedse0o per cord, wl,oro It Is
1rmiY held. Wo HOW quota beech, $500; maple,
&l060; hickory, l.t0 gabs, 80 6027 90 delivered.
W00L-Acttvlty aud Ar'aneas hays heen Witnessed
continue 1npderate aud some dealers ray thpy hive
very a wual to offer. Tho markot ia very ATln and
fow saea Of cortain grades haye been made within
thu lant two daya Rbuye our quotations. Following
nEe tho quotations,
Inb, washed, NO. l..' .''''ss.s nuo
Tub, wahtled, common to fair. +40s45o
pSason pisaos nsasI sns{ xixx, isI
Fleece WasheA, XXX, liugy.
Ftocs, washed medium light. .3o3s2o
Cosssc.