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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

A few days since prominent builder OF this
city had occasion to repair gate OF front yard,
and, in order so to do, 1t was necessary to pro-
cure peculiar sort Of hinge to suit an eye built
10 the wall. He visited well-known Junk shop,
thinking he would be able 10 md hinge Of this
klnd, and his search was SUI ceasful. Returning
" the gate he found that II was the same hinge
that was on the gate before, which no doubt,
had been taken on BY some thief and sold to the
Junk man,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
BRFECTs OF THE STORM.
Break In the Baltlmorc and Potomac Raj
road-How the Passengers subsi.ted n,

n. n.
Break In the baltimore and Potomac Rail
rond-How the Passengers Subsisted aud
Got Homo.
The disaster. Of the late rain become more ap.
parent houriy, put what extent damages have
been created IL Ia Impossible at this writing to
furnish the publc MANY NJ tho cei,ara NJ the
hn,Iness bonsos s,a nri,,s,. a.-sn,.,.s ", .ss
oo,,h 49, ", p nnu p,ns.e uMeu'ngs on INC
sde 81 M,ssopr, nYcnna n., s'. hs nnu mor,n
sn ~ ~, m a,p nNenuc naye oeen innn1ated.
apest MISREPRESENTATION erssn u.s., , nut
nWoSed an acconni o,s,ha w,n,os.,a o on,, ,ncon-
mon v ,naso NV ,me m.S,esa,c moVunp'
following; ''s :" '''' ''''''' NV '"'
o,eioe,a as, 's ,na W. eleaneu vu, hnput :
en,c,n. IN" .e VAIN. vmlpoyses urpa , ~ nas,e,
sp,nl ma ana yon 'hey re,a,n so, ~
WAL ,,ls, s.n e .,n, were oecoinlng ZONE
shno, mn inscr,mIna,n,v anu MY w, a "
,be interested M .aiss ,e;,non snm, ,n'eov
hnt after sn,yeSing ia scona canc,nss, ~ w'a,
for Vatican he{ars satomn,in, ~ ,iaa " ~
wrece "s"' '''''s "''''"P'"s w e'ea' away '"e
lbs, pia,z wss wasnod an, o.r,v In tho ,av
bnt th,nts enouob beer ,rss ssveJ u commenre
bns,neas this wp,n,re "e' '"''" w '''''''''''
Al ',llmsn AM apug a,nre in TIM ha.ems,, n,ua
and nowdsrs Saspas r,nn ~ a., Wy a.a ,rIanJ KIN
and in thcir gyra,ions nn,,,ns nov AMI ihrgr
against barrel Of spirits or box Of drugs. Both
me compilment ~ a vis,, mi s"S,sineS no 40.
rious DANCE '"' ''' ''"'" nv
Al tSe Petefson res,denee nm s,x,h s,ree, the
dlning. NOM and tschan Ioca,oa ~ M na ~.
Tent ~ ,Ss s,,,n, s a,, an, " .ne
ore,i boy conlI he y ON wsding srnnnI win a
stick In his hand trying IN ssh ~, atpay nanrins
ami noating plate. mais maj movra 10 sna iro in
6anny oommoton ha n,nsnsc's " loaa al ve, y,
aim Tor a y Arm hrea I az, shis mor,,ng ''''
Al Leonsr nj Russeli,s sa,oon the wafer rnsbed
4, early and departed a. oaictiy ~ IL came. CON
seaaentl, they mel li,,is ioss rom ~. vail wv"
Several other nlases were recin,sn,s 81 yis,t.
from the water Ming. but fortunateiy escaped
with only llsh! damages;
the nait,more and po,omec rair.sd i. dc.c s,bed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

FELL FROM wrSDOw.-A colored man name,
Uharles Ialoert, while under the influence
window OF house on the corner OF Grace an,
High streets, but luckily sustained no serioni
injuries. Dr. l.. Richie rendered medical assist
ance.
Cumberland for the week ending August y
amounted TO 81, 09S tons cwt, an increase owe
Ie corresponding week Of last year 81 t,s9I toni
10 cwt. For the year to that date l,4s0, s6s tons
cwt. were shipped, showing an increase over th,
same period In 1879 Of 1924 tons ~ cwt. 10
crease In railroad shipments wi, $40 tons IL cwt.
decrease In canal shipments, Ss,7I9 tons. DuI
ing the week ending Thursday evening So boat
cleared Cumberland, carrying 100 tons IS cwi
OF coal. IL Is expected that empty boats vii
pass over the canal to-day. The water In tn
Georgetown level has been drawn for the pun
pose Of making some repairs while navigation
suspended.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
THE ALEXANDRIA HtRBOR.
Unwarranted Distractions by ycsseis a
Anchor.

Owing to the break In the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal the loading Of coal vessels In George
town has necessarily been discontinued, and the
masters have quietly dropped anchor OF Aley 4
aadria. This OF itself Is all right, but there Is
serious objection on the part OF river men, espe-
cialy the steamboaters, To the points they choose
10 anchor, As al present the 0ne hundred crafts
lying there entirely obstruct the channel and the
approaches 10 Alexandria.
Al present there IL no harbOr master In Alex.
andria, and asa matter OF course no one has at
thority TO designate the points at which vessels
shall anchor, but II the captains take advantage
OF THIS fact To impose upon the water travelling
persons OF both citi.s, the sooner some law oil
the snbJect IN enacted the better Il viii be for
all parties concerned. Just now about one hum
dred vessels are lying scattered along the front
OF the city, from Fishtown 10 below the mil,
and In such positions as to seriously interfere
with the ferry and other boats. Let some action
be taken at once,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

The funeral OF Mr.. II. o. Hood, an old and re.
specied citizen, took place yesterday Afternoon,
and was well attended, despite the heavy rain,
storm that prevailed during the entire day.
Al $50 O'Clock the following quad of honot
was sent to the bouse OF the deceased, TO escort
the remains to Masonic Temple: Sir knights
Patten, (senlor warden,) McCanley, Thompson,
Burr, Lander, nnd Kelly. Tn their arrival, after
the church services by Rev. Mr.. O,lenton, those
OF the Masonic order were properly observed
Worshipful Master Duren, OF Pentaipha Lodge
NO. vi iiigh Priest Jochnm, OF Columbia Chap
ter No. J, and Eminent Commander ]. II. Pear
son, OF DE Molay No.a, Knights Templar i, assisted
BY Prelate Sir !. T.. johnson. carried out the
burial rites peculiar TO their respective orders.
Az the conclusion OF the ceremonies the re-
mains were carried IL GlenwOOd cemetery for In
terIneni, accompanied by the relatives, friends,
aud many MasOns.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

At this season the heat Of the sun lberatei
from the soil, the water and the nlth OF elite
Immense quantities Of unwholesome case
which the strongest can scarcely inhale wit,
ing diseases In the weak and feeble, IL IA, there
fore, OF paramount Importance to invigorate tn
body In hot weather. Vtalize aud strengtht
the stomach and the nervous system with a
Btters, and yod will be sure TO escape the ats
Indigestion, Attacks OF bilious collie, sick head
aches, diarrhGls and dysenteries which are -
care and forecast exercised now may proven,
your being prostrated by remlttent or interim
tent fever or by chronic bowel or liver complaint
throughout the fall. When vlgor Is oozing GU
OF every pore under the rays OF an almost VERT
cal sun this genial vegetable tonic supplies u
the nervous system an aliment which enables IT.
to Withstand the drain.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

ornament.
christ IN working blessings Is no respec' orc. .,
them, and II we .re tnblessed It Is because We
DO not ask. IL is your privilege, your distin-
guished prerogative, TO extend the Invitation,
and God viii not violate 10.
Touching Illustrations Of the love Of Christ
Tor man were cited by the speaker, who COM
pared II with all other love, showing its supc-
riority, and forcibJ presented the anxiety OF
christ TO ssye Souls.
Az the same hour, while Mt. Cleveland was
preaching 10 Tue meeting tent OF the Y. NJ. Q, A.,
tne tepresentauyes OF THIS association held
meeting In the preachers' stand, consisting OF
exhortation, sInainp and prayer In one Of the
other large mss,,ns ,sn,s a,;n,or. .a,~,es !. sro
~, 'se .oens .ents renRious setvices mero
held, and exhortations made by Rev. Mr.. Wilson
Quoted with interestlng socIal exercises.
After a,nne, ,ns yarnr M.r,s Ch,,.,,a, As.o.
| $500. -, os ~. '.,i"', 800.
tent similar to those described In former letters.
IL was season Of great religious feryor and was
largely attended,
| At three O'Clock preaching was held In two Of
the large tents, In one OF which Rev. .. .. sar-
/ rent preached. and I'm the other Mr.. Norris, Of
waugh chanel
NeP NJ IN tue same piAees, ne,. heu,y
Hni man, OF Dickinson College, and Rev. Nj.
Black, of Wesley chapel:
|
Large Auendaucc Yesterday ssrnsn BY
| ,,,. -,.., ,',,.. ~.
| the constantly-iailine ram OF yesterday pre-
vented = large attendance a. the cnurcnes' out
/ .c.rce,v a. All di,nin,sheJ. owing IN the pub,Ic
,a,a,a., 81, a., ~. nr.s.h,n. ~ psy NJ aeo,,
Il who QnnDllPu mint during tho Absence OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS CERTIFI-
OATES OF INDEBTEDNESS TAKEN AT PAR
IN EXCHANGE FOR READr-MADE OR orr
DRRED CLOTHING. A. SAkS A CO.,
$40 SEVENTH STREET.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

and most rare Of things palatable Ia Frozen
peachea. 0autler's saloon, adjoining the Con
gresslonal Globe once, Is always nrst In present
Ing dell ;acies TO the public, and now has TIL
rich and acceptable fruit frozen to Q crisp. pt'
yond doubt NJ. 9autier will have Q rush mad
upon him, aud his peaches be greatly In demand
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

corner OF Now YORK avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Ranking hours . To 4; Satnr-
days, TO and 10 Q, Z
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
A G A r D ,

I'VE desre to call the attention OF tho citizens Of
VA Hntns bsve commenced the mannfsciuro Of ali
hhus OF furnitu-e on the most extensive seala
Having purchased the m0st approved m aahinsrv Al
s n9fLi and secured tbs services Of some Of the
Dyst MtrAuH IN the country, we propose 10 compeie
WITH any factory In the United States. Thanfins
me ppnie i3r the very liberal patronage bestowed
enterprise continuance of their favor NV"
GRkkN Il WILLIAMS,
Au'Sw FACTORY bS and dh ID street, up stairs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
T Aw SCHOOL OF TBE COLUMBIAN UNI.
II vERBlTY,
WAAHINaIUh, ID, q.

the 9Th OF October next, PH0FR5SORS TYLEH
and KENNEDY will continue respectively 10 iirect
the studies Of the Senior aud junior Clszses
special cogrse Of Lectures on the Difiinliiea I'm
countered by Young Practitioners In the Legal Pm
fession, and the Beat Means OF hurmountlnx Them
VI the Washington bar,
a Post Graduate Course Of one year's instruction
IN Legal Practice has been established IN Comes.
tim With the school, open 10 the attendance OF IN
who. having attained TO theoretical kn6vedge Oh
details Of ~ practice. including ONCE WORK And
methods q jud cia procedure In all kinds OF courts
~ tSs Hen HIM.. SuA nLEsG A.sociss yaiss
tickets for the whole course eli. aurtto ocsd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

PREVENTIVE op HYpRorHosIA.-uo to SavAget
and buy muzse for your dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

The GRRAr ENGLISH hkMkDY for Gout AMI
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above com
plaints, either Of recent or long standing are nd
ylsed TO use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic Pills
rhey can be relied upon a. the most safe an,
enectual remedy ever offered TO the public, an
have been universally used N Europe for man,
PRour q HARsAsr, 2ss Strand, London, England
and sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

WHITE. clean. sound teeth, all may have b.
n,ng daily THuRsross Ivory Pearl Tooti
Powder; price 70 and 90 cents per bottle.
may have II BY constant use OF THoMPsOsh
PJmade optims. Price, 10 and 90 cents pc
bottle.
LioHrcoIoRED Kid Gloves are very stylish whel
not soilod. J0UvEN's inodorous Kid GLOW,
Cleaner will renovAte them thoroughly; price o
cents ner hottie. All. sold by druggists anf
fancy dsalers.
WsiLs n AUTNs-srREAD STRENGTHENING PLAs
TENS, whenever plaster Ia needed. arc unTi
vsled. PSice ", 10. And N cents eati.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

Take Care or Your VaIunbIcs.
Call and examine the nre and burglar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company. corner New
York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
ing Of securities. jewels, sllver-ware, or Other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars pc,
Afford TO do without them.
1laLs Earning ltom tN CAiosQo and Boston Erss. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana Ayenus
payas per cent. interest on oil deposits Dspos-
" can DO made and drawn NJ will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

pigeon match for nne revolver took place
Saturday at Rleys. There was quite large at
tendance Of the sporting fraternity, with their
guns. Tina contestants were John Furguson.
Wendell c. Williams and X. L. Mayhem At eight
birds Apiece. The score stood as follows Fur
Pigeon shooting u getting TO be one OF the
great enjoyments Of the day, and In the District
81 Columbia there are some OF the bet shots
strong talk OF q match to come on shortly be
tween gentleman from Baltimore and one OF
Washington, well known shots, for 800 side.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880
N4 STREET, WASHINGTON, D. q French
and Enri.h. boarding and Day School for Young
pal. sAsisted BY MAdemoiselle Prudhomms, reel.
dent 'eaoher q French. and enperienced and EN-.
session VII com mence september y, and termi-
sncss. N, to he had on appiicaiion 10 the Prinij
pal. or at the Bookstores. Ausia eoims~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE PARLoR KAlEIuosCoP

Tho most supcrbly beautiful and useful ornament
Tor the household ever produced. II Is an I'M.
falling source q entertainment and inttruc-
duced, and its beauties arc INRx.
HADsTInLE, As cOmbin. tons arc
NEVER REPEATED.
Elegantly mounted on Walnut Stand. furn shed
OF brilliant oolors.
COME TO OUR STORE AND BEE IT.
We have been appointed the Agents for the sale Of
the PARLOR kALEID0sCOPE in tho District Of
Columbia, and desire TO emp 10y ub-AHentz TO in
hoiuce II into every household.
WARREN CHOATR Il co.,
Bootsellers aud stAtioners, Vernon how,
aus Corner Tenth street and Penn avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
I United STATES PATENT oFFloR,

" wAsHsaroN, ID. O., August J, Is,a
On the petition q LEONARD y. GALE. Of Wash.
inHton, ID, o., praying for the extension Of q patent
granted 70 him on the 18th day Of November,
lsbe aud reissned the sth day OF March, 1870 for
II 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
olOsed GU the TN day OF uctoUer next; that tho
time for filing arguments and the examiners report
DO limited V thd day Of October next, and
that said petition beneard on the nd day Of octo,
Any person may opposs this extension.
AueISlw N. d, Lk90kTT, OommisaioI or,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, WASH
l. IN9T0N, ID. O.
The Preparatory Department opens September
The Columbian College opens September H.
The Medical Collexe opens October6
The Law School opens Octobera
FOR oatAlo<ues cohtAininx. full particulArs In re-
gard 10 forms aud oourses Of instruction, address
JAMES U. YELLING, IL D.,
au6d President, Ec.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

lust The PLACE FOR MY BOY HOWARD
sry far fSs s.s. q GosE snt.sts ah,ur
annum. Opens September i. For Circular sddfcss
Professor T. @, Mathews, A. n. Mathews store p.
o., Howard county, Md. ausims
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

yXTRsLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
w WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,
Thorough Instruction Il given in liberal courps
Of study by full corps Of teachers Of ability and
Boarding pupils have good accormodat ions, and
are under hone-lik care and influences.
Terms reasonable.
For information or Catalogue address
auslS2w Raw. JOHN w1LsON, A. NJ, Prest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

Raspberry and Lemon Syrup at go Pennsyl
vaniA avenue; Sl.So per gallon; 70 cents pei
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18
EDUCATIONAL.

GoNZAaA CoLLEGE, I STREET, BETWEEN
cises will be resumed on MONDAY. September l.,
ls'3. lAulbtOctll JAMES CLARK, Presidsnt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

kVn "ooNr sEhNON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frsnh Hollipss
bead. having been rebuilt and entirely renttsd b.
her present owners, will leave her wharf.
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY. tsunday, sIesgtsdl At q O'CLOCK. RoR
nfA JAMES bYKEa.
fehtau nNn .RupV atsaruev Avv~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18

Grand Reception to tho visitors to tho
Welt AsstclIuBg-An Excursion on tho
Danube-Fiat Banks, Fine Scenery, bat
no Dlue-Bridsc Arcbiteciure--C Classical
Bath.room-A joke on n Boston Pro-
fessor-Gencrai Gossip and Interesting
Details.
IAnecIal nar.s..a.a....- n A. .a---.-,.,-..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-18


follows his natural love will some time or other
stumble on Christ. Love Ia greater than power.
We are liable to utter desolstion In any OF the
events Of life unless another save; unless the
Master sleeps IN the hinder part Of the ship OF
life It will likely At some time be turned beam
end upwards.
The failure Of the natural drives us to the SUI
pernatural-the failure OF the human drives us
to the supcrhuman.
David learned to keep Gods law through the
medium Of afnction. The prodigal learned In
his destitution to think Of the bread In his
fathers house. We come out Of tribulation and
wash our robes In blood. So 1t was with this
ruler. Often we see God only through tear.
Not all men who are afnicted md God through
It. Some yield to the pressure and are broken
Mans success In trial depends on his ''mettle. ;
For most men, however. the law Is, that through
suffering they rise to higher life, deeper and
stronger Christian experience. Many OF you
have been pounded into earnestness" and
"whipped into prayer" but there Is an abast :
ment which Ia exaltation, and q meekness that
heaven crowns with dIadems. There Is q pride
which God knoweth afar on. Pride and vanity
are different; the former builds walls which the
soul can't look over and which will not come
down; the latter seeks only to make show-lays
oil stress oh appearances.
When a mans mind is made up, all doors OF
knowledge and conviction are closed. Humility
Is praise; worthy and elevatlng as 1t was In the
case OF the ruler when kneeling to Christ, he
was never no truly ruler before Us when In this
attitude.
The relations OF Christ and the ruler before
the public were very contrary; the one was an
the other a plebcan. His daughter
being slck brought him TO God as his father.
Children are often the dispensers Of blessings 10
parents. They capture our hearts away from
prejudice us the rulers child conquered his In
her sickness. Christ's action In going with the
ruler upon request Is 80 unlike humanity, to 60
TO 6efriend and help an enemy. Had It been a
request made OF modern pastor how different
the action would have probably beenl He would
have thought over the matter and deferred his
decision, II possibly favorable. This 10 the
sweetest saying In all naturei "Ho went with
him." for this Is Jesus-the sweetest note sI oxen
by mortil. The name Of Jesus is like unto the
sun In our spiritual sky; II Is always night until
i appears, no matter how many bright e1sm- |
, 1873-07-14

tom we'll known to t1,eHo partios, and pcrhapa
has boon used by both Of thou,
'TheBo queries have nrison before, and aorno
merchants hayo given. good doail Of thought to
them-sovoral suggestions hnvo 1cen 1nado iu
tho past looking toward tho establishment Of q
moro rorfoct systo1n.
A plum OF cloarlngho WAS written ont and
laid before tho " Commercial Committee of
tho Board Of Trade nomo yoars ago. Thia s,lg-
gosted tho Embellishments Of contral authority
which should Bign aro rooe[pts, and iBauo oil
dolivory orderb-ana suggested futthor tllnt
shipper should DO given an oraor for hts cargo
ing grain in TINT houao, aud TINT In order to
prevent tho questions arising from oaaas by fro
tho clearinghouse should koop on oaoh elevator
Insurance enough to eovor tho grain actually in
receipts and Ions by fire, thus virtually milking
aach Warehouse receipt IN insurance certificate
md, possibly, carrying m adequate charge thoro.
for. In case OF q fire tho OloarIng- House would
quietly buy up anfflolont receipts to cover tho
Othor. similar propositions have been made,
except TINT. inBtold Of clearinghouse, tho d.
ovat0r ownnrH form an association for this pur4
poso. or that tho State take and run tho waro-
houses.
It may bo assumed that tho practice Of eaoh
elevator firm delivering grain In cargo lots from
ono house, whothor tho receipts all road on that
house or not, has bocomosh custom Of tho tr0do,
md that tho only change in It probably la tho
extension OF the practice, 80 that eome timo in
tho future nhlppera will presont receipts moro
thoroughly mixed than now and still receive tho
cargo in ono lot.
Tho problem, therefore, is how to surround
this custom with suoh safeguards as will pre-
vent loss In extraordinary cases.
Latest.
In tho afternoon trading on tho curbstone was
light, and reatrioted to fow gales Of corn and
wIoat, both markats closing steady and u1l.
changed. No. spring whoas sold at al.15H
Corn closed at 3S}4, aellor August, and 3991,
seller September.
, 1873-07-14


CArT!4EcThere has heon nothing more than fair
degree Of actly in tho demand for any class Of stock
wss IT @ o except IT pony stOers ana soeS heavy
value, the changes have not boon important. The n
tied supply Of the descriptions rst-namcd and tho
enabled holders to prevent any material doprectaon
though there was, throughout weak undortone 10
ry. would have DEVELOPED into Sharp decline. Tho
States Of Michigan Indaua, Ohio and Pennsyyania arc
now literally toTsrd sppyt9 tho East:
mand for stock except reet the wanta
Losses they viii cndeayer provide against oyerstock
ing liz market Win common a,,d MEDIUM qualities
enough to osr For choice beeyes therc promises to
be steadily fair demand at good prices. Texas cattle
iua lowur. Fair to choice northosn wiatered royes
haxo sold at $976@47o md through droyea at s225@
prices arc nominal 1t t350@iso. Most Of tho wseEs
a5gs ,suly s q te auosss At ss3s
bett.r figures. hltlch COWS sell anywhere from 5000
to so o0 per hoad according TO quality:
best shipping cattle, which sold fairly. buyers seeod
70 have tlo!r orders wcll allied and ou!y wsnto few
inconsidcGabe, hence sales dragged heavily. good
many common cato remained IL tho yards uuso1d,
aud tho market closed aa It opened dull and weak.
puOrAIIoNg,
Extra Deeyes-O Graded stcors, averaging l,4oo --
ts anil upward. sooopo25
Cholce Heoyes-Fine, fat well formed 3yoar
TO s year old ssoers, averaging 1850 to
1850 lta. 6.70@5,Bs
GOOD ycB-Wo-fatteued, finely formed
steers, averaging l100 to 1880 TIA. B.2s@s.40
Medium aradts-Bteera III fair tlesl, avcr-
aging 1850 to 200 hs, Aeo@51o
Dnselors' stock-Oommon to fair ateera,
4nl good to extra cows, for city
slaughter averaging a0o to 1,l00 'la. :... 5*bo@4.75
sook Cattle-Con,man cattle, III decent
acsl, averaging 100 to l,o5o a.6o@46o
In{trlDE-itpEt and thin cnWa. hetfarA.
stags, bulls, and aeallawag stoers. 27sa3as
Oattlc-Te1as. Northern wntered. 3.7at54T5
Cattlo-Taxaa. through lr0vea.. 2.25Ga3.b0
lit}GB-The hog trade opened aotlyo and Arm this
week, AMI continued 30 up to Wednesday, noon when
IN casier feeling developed This waa followed On
TaVs1ay " ? agelIpq Qt 1Se. tho geGetpts ps9YlnR
, 1873-07-14

wheat, 901 cars corn; 10000 bu No. 2 do, and
147oo hu rojootod do by canal; 30 0cara oats o.40o
bu rojootod do by tannl 0 cara ryo; 200 btu re-
jcctcd do by canal, Total (516 cars), $4,000
Mt.
Tho following wore tho receipts and shipments
Of bronilstut1s and stock at this point during tho
week ending with this morning. and for corro-
spending weeks ending as dated: