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Tho now steam barge David Balleutine arrived ycs
nneat sesses Of ner sass On es ahe anT
nhI8e brought 10 76o m feet Of lumber. The Dallonl
tn9s ne S. io. a sanaW n N WITH the now sor D. Moore ii
ana eho lefs tho schr on Lake uuron TO ako the pns
Tho sohr oatohpo1o ca1ne in contact with aootb,S
yssset at tho lumber aocka yesterday, and Ioth ward
Ing thorc to oa haTo Seen to wat oa ,s sot
!or tnelr cafgoes. Tho schr Thomas g. Mott hui ceu
detained at Marquette for wholo week from tia
~ The f tug q Magic With TOW, while ping up
5ne slver yesterday morning, cosl.ded wIthth tug
aud dock-hand was thrown oYcrboard but rcscued
without being hurt.
The sshs Warren and tho propeller Dertsaey COL.
The now iron prop Arabia, Of tho v! T. Co.,
peer cargo record, being 1s20 tons, and drawing
only lax ieet forward anu Il }eet ii inchos It. The
Cuba brought In l,oI2 tons last season.
building Of lighthouse at Ilttls Point s!uble on
freIghed with like materia sho vii not tatsher d.
parsure for day or two.
.-supertnte Carleton hst wuok rsrnrted
aep1h iees inches on tho lower nter sl OF the
a:od 1s sSt }ans Taay ths aeh
~ponT GonpoanS Juuc oMTho foIow;nu yssSeis susn
haye passed tho Wclland Canal: Down-scRra Mop
tune, g. Ellsworth, Mary Battle, Day Queen, Malta
prop City Of New York. Passed. Down-Schrs Trini-
d.d. MEt7h'agh. Mary Grover Rrop milwaukee, schrs
coner steam hargsa dlagow, ]. 7. Mott, Notta Wood
Tho following arc tho ruling rates for fre,ahts al
q Cleveland Iron orc from narqustte to cloveland,
$3.25 to Erie, $780, single trips Eacanaba to Eric,
$3.50 10 cleveiand. s2.25. Coal to Chicago, down
town docks rm a g. 80 freo to uptown docks, 81 40
FREQ; to Milwaukee, ST. FREQ; to Detroit, Csc To-
ronto $3.50 gold, straight Hamilton, 81 gold,
straight. Thore is plenty Of coal but vessels ara
BcaEce
Tho following ID LIST Of tho veascl transfers IN
which the confederation over $500, which TOOK
place In tho Detroit Custom House District during tho
oqta q aay %g anf s1geE 70 4
George Bo!,,quet to Ed Lohr, ono;hah, 500 seew
$3.50 same to L. p Riyard, ether half *40o p1opot
ler g. Joseph, ". T. 9. Co., and others to Aoberty
Mcdtnity and othors, $780, coo scow Venus, Richard
Ibbsrson and Charles E. Let's to Horace Q. Peree,
$500 scow Rooster, Oliver Moore to Z. aonler S7o0
propeller Michigan, n T. Co.. Of Ohio to James Fow-
3s7 ~ oths5o ~ 2so soow Norman Aiyard 70
James Taylor. md othcrs 70 .. H. Elroy, tug
O. Wilcox Trowbffdgo eatnto to William Lvtngstoue.
JE. and A. cheaebrough, $at oo0."
, 1873-06-10
LOCAL sTooK AND BOND MARKET.
Messrs. Lunt, Preston d. Kean quote as fol
The following instruments wore flcd for rec
ord on Monday, June9:

The following instruments wore flod for roc
ord on Monday, Juno O.:
CITY PROPERTY.
Huribut at, bet Linden md Mnuomouee sta, I, u
tito alley With improvements, dated June conaidora-
ton, $4,000.
Buttoraeld at. Of and nenr Thirtythrd Ut, " T. ~
It to alloy, with buildings, dated jan. considora-
ton, $s,7tp.
West ohiost near cor OF Oakley Ht, nj, Lots
Sand 4, dated june &; consideration, 81, 1000.
Lots 18 md II in Block D. In Monroe's subdivison,
tns Ssw u ofsw Il Sec. 81, 10, IA, dated May 10 ;
confederation, 1900.
HaAted at, near Of Polk Ht +, Lot IL, dated
June =, 2 !, !; consideration % $500.
IA, dated May % +; consideration, 5000 w ~
DeKcven st, near q cor Of clinton st n T. IS II To
West Twelfth st. near cor Of Weste9n ago Nv tx =.
ss:ssssssS Ssasss g. dated
alley, ,,. dated March "a consideration, $500. ~
May a.; consideration, 81, 600.
FoySr ,a It u bot Aoyno snd !eays .t. Lot 49,
cybou1n ay,26eS It \ of Webster ~, Il +. as,1ao
r. With buildings, dated May Is; consideration,
West Huron st, W cor OF pau,lna st, f,ao1l2lx II,
dated April 30; conuiaorstlon, 81, $50. ~ -
q wsst ys,d naEon ROY, s % Of Raullas T. 2e.la
Wells Addition dated May 20 confederation, f3ooo.
Norlh Water at, n corner Of Nush etreot a r.
1oo = running to Michigan st, dated May 40 consld.
Forrest ", 100 It Of Thirty-arst st T. 2o.,oo n
dated April 10 confederation, $1,000.
Ualsted IT. bot Thirty-seyenth anl Thrty-eobth ata
VT 4a It to alley, dated March At; conaidaration.
Lois to II, in Block II, In uarding's " Y X
Heo II so, 13, dated June consideration, $b oQO
Lot ~, in Block + Ia Day1s' = u Of u Of II Of
Reo %, 50, II, dated May so considosaAn, &llo0s
uin,nan st, rs It " OF Lincoln st, I, 35xi20N IT,
dated May 81: consideration, $825.
bhober st, 2l6 It a Of Division st. v +, tQx145 It.
dated Juno /: consideration, 81 400.
uaFatnK ~, 100 It Of West Indiana It, T. oD4125k
II, dated Iuns confederation, S, 900.
h1b-Lot Il, Of uuman's Lot los, Butsor1eldts Ad-
dnon, dated May 81 consideration, 81, 800.
nurnaiao Ct, Of md near Twenty ty.unth st, (, Is
II 70 alley dated April ~; consideration s, 500.
suP-Lots !! to la Of Assessofs' Lots as and R0 In
U!ock lag, school Section Addition nlao o u Of
Of wharftng Lot 0, In Original Town Of Chicago.
dated MAy 20 consideration, $3A, 600.
Howard at. Of and near Ashland nv, q T. Lot u.s.
dated May 2o consideration, gao. ~
CLARK at 1a3 It sof Eighteenth Ut, t. 90 It running
to nueerheld Il dated JHns consideration, 9BbO0
Homsn ~ loo @ q = of Chicago ~ I, 2s1i2lX II,
Lot 3, In Block :, In LeeR Addition datod Ann ~
1872: consideration, $3,000. ss @>'
SOUTH or CITY L1MIrs.
Blocks 10, 30, 20, and 80, Of Recs " H4eH Of n
lion, SO GOO.
Lotlo, IN Block !. In Nichola h Mo0uuougha acsss
, 1873-06-10
Total i01, ,08B a. 0G4 604 81, ,0G6, ,o69
Add entd for oonsmp.. 7,2so241 5,950o78 4,l83,09l

Total onu tho port. ea2 22s ara o43
The falling OF In tbs receipts has led to reduction
Of the atock In bonded warehouses, and Tho With
drawas havo been moro than twco "a large tho eua
Etea The total thrown TIM market, therefore, was
$7211on, Of more than million IN cxccaa OK tho
quantity landed during tho month";
Latest.
In the afternoon, whent aud corn wore mod
erately active and eaaier. No. spring whoat
sold at 81. .23l@t.24A aollor tho month, closing
at s1.24H, and 81 .22}5D1. .2216 solor July, clos
Ing ct s1.22of. Corn was = triflo lower, oloning
July, closiDg at tho outside, and 40Io seller
August. In provieions, galeB were reported Of
600 brls msss pork Of el6.05 sol1or August, and
25O tca lard ut $500 sollor July. 4 vessel waa
chartered for corn to Buffalo nt Go.
, 1873-06-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

.-.-.-... MONDAY EVENING. Juno o.
ALOOHoI-Was quiet and steady At s.. .8o@l.85.
BEANS AND pEAs-Were quiet and unchanged.
We repeat: Choioo hand-pcked navies, 81 LIS do
mediums, $2.60a213: inferior grades, s1.2s@3.oo
gEeen pcaa I'm brls>, $.4o@l.6o; yellow do Tin bags>,
BROOM -ooRN--Tho movement was On liberal
ecale and the market rules firm for good corn.
Annexed arc tho quotations: No. hurl, GkG9
@7hs; No. / stook braid. 5X@oko: No: Ado, 40
rcd tp. sK@4He; 10 pa!o ] and fed s a5aas. @'' ~
BUILDING &ATER1ALs-Tho demand ia fair for
tho season Mt tho prices given below: 6tucco 80
especially Of common brick. We quote: stuoco, $3.50
Now York atusoo, casting $9:7s94 90; supcrfne do,
nosondale ecmen. ss.a5@sbo; Utica, Louisville aud
Akron cemon t2oo per brl marble dust, 8. .25@550
bril- white eapd, per bsl, Il. naatertng hair
por bu, 4o@o0c lre brick 900, oo build.
country bi1ch sl26o, dolivarsd milwaukee, pressed,
$1,000, DEL; do common, $l4.0o; Indiana pressed
x220o@2400; do common, sl2,00; ato clay, pcr br1,
$4GD35o0,
The following ia tho list Of prices per boz OF 10 fcot
for domestic window glass, from which reduction
NIX Ucre In r,,sin ~
, 1873-06-10
MARINE.

barge 2. F. Tyson, Menorninoe 400 n lumber.
:g h5sg9 = = s 400 lumber
sahF sosE MMonieello. Little sodus 40 tons ooal.
seow n Milton, W6lts Lake: 12s N lumber: ~,
iy bra d s h''F' f'f' aufon oo orlA aa'' 1''
Barge Guiding Star, pott Huron, J. 800 brs s.,t.
s'oF III sfh 1a~s0n' Mu'fsson us m lumber 10
@ Senr =. n; EntIeat, 1r, Manisteo, lGo n lumber.
Sr seSr Dawn, Wito Gaho 70 ubor
ss5s i ss!s&se's Mse!s!ss Is Is : @ l%@ssE
schr II Ternno Manistee if ifS ~ ~ aber
@ sehr Jesae I H Phips. Msnistee, &c. iso Is n lumber.
Barge Windsor. Y a.. h99.stes, a5o n 2 !! lumber
Prop 4 aroh, sqa Msaasee 10 iDy lumSse osF
ssg o1 es p
a1so nhp4onas Ivy t1o90osoA' ~<o LII 1unoes, ~ ~
SEM Wasteater Muakeoon u 1so NJ i,mber aS ~ 1s
schr M 4 1nfee re, oels, MasKegon' dao ~ N lumber.
chr Ss 4 1 s.nmos 1noaa g 1u1zegoa 1x9 i, N lamoes
schr S Mn: JSnes, m Mq1skeSon, lso r. lumber:
49,, III. =, 49,. ,,z 80,
schr Old Tidtngs Muskegon, It's m lumber, Is N
achr Adr!atic, MussoRon, 1o9 n lumber.
sehr T: Hayden, Muskegon, 13o n lgmber.
sohr Advance. Muakegon, 100 m lumber.
gchr Pilot, Muskegon, us n lumber.
sr sshr MalSs aSa MnstsSGn zoo ga nor ID ,;,,.,
schr ]. Q. Moss. Mqskegon, 1to n lumber Is N 1ah-
schr Arctic, Muekegon, Is N lumber.
Scnr 1amecock, Muskcgon, 1to m lumber.
= lath.,
scow Laurel, Duck Lake, 70 N lunbor a N lath.
Prop David Dallentine, Bay City, 800 m lumber.
sshr Bspatsh suIgeotn na x 7G hu1 u
6chr Hamlet, Ford River, 100 N lumber.
schr hlafy I" aigsie, oconto, 2Aa m lumber, lis N
Bchr City Of Chicago, oconto, ass m lumber.
Schr Violin. Holland, 50 m oak lumber.
Bchr Delle Walhrdge, Sturgeon Bay, $50 m lumber,
echr Petrel. Muskegon, 1to n lumber.
schr Nilwnukoe belie 7ittlo susmieo. II n lumber.
schr g. Barber, Ludington, l94 m lumber. ).
.sohr A. L. Potter, milwaukee,. $50 tons iron orc.
Bchr G. e. burlington, White Lake, lis N lumbos.
8chr TuBcola, LINCOLN, $50 N lumber.
gehr Albotrass, Cedar River, 100 N lumber.
Hoow South sldo White Lake, 130 m lumber.
Bchr Liberty, MuakcBon, 10 N lumber.
HchF HailonaBoy, Muake9on, 20 eds wood.
sohr B. acovllie, Muakegon, llo n lumber.
Bchr Joaos, Muskegon, 1l6 m lumbor, Is nj lath.
9chr hoss, Muskegon, 310 nj lumber.
Barge Wolverine, Grand Haven, 200 n lumber. Ea
Prop Charlos Roitz h1anstee. 100 lumber, 100 nj
eh!nges, 20 latht l00 cedar poats. 10 N pic1ets.
schr =: H. Stanton. Mantstee. 1So N lumber.
shingles, 65 m lath
schr AL MoNTy, Lincoln, 1870 m lumber, 10 m latb.
schr Maggie Thompson, White Lake, $50 nj lumber, 20
m lath.
Bchr T. ]. banbourno, Frankfort, 16o white aeh lum-
bor.
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z0A Eoeu ..ltAl4 b.3b
~ Good eteora.. s............,.....,..lS0o 800 900
Hods-nceciycd since Saturday, o,o0o. Tbs t6ppiy
proving Light 1rM feeling was enrly, developed,
and nt1ces waro hold 100 higher thhn on Batur1hy.
This had tendcncy 10 olicok tradng at Tho opening
Of the market but buyora soon took hold and a1oared
tho pens at tho advance, sales making nt &425E 90
choice, The market closed Arm
, 1873-06-10

Toro quotable At 90 for corn md ko for wheat ID
uuhslo, and 1870 for wheat to Kingston Tho char,
tsrs reported wore: To New York Via Dutrslo-PTou1
f%a' eon aaa and an5 pas Prop Montana
On through rates. To Boston ia b9dcnsLurch~ m
CITY Of Doston, corn at 900. TO Kingston-Bchrs ";
Roller and D. Lyon, wheat at 1aHc. 10 Dutfalo-sobA
te1ms Saturday. To sarntn-Prop City Of Detroit
and barge Guiding Star a 1go 10 Portland, Total
capacity equal to 100000 bu wheat, 1B3oo0 bu C =
Ws6 reported for corn to buffalo at &c.
, 1873-06-10
LUMBER.

MONDAY EVENING, Juno 0.
Tho river was full Of lu1nbor-Aden craft today,
thors IT, being seout seventy Offering and e
There was good attendance Of buyers, and consdor-
ablo lumber was dBpogsd of probably twenty to twen-
Irregular aa,s snd very Tow nalos wore made public
Solesa aud scantllnB nr0 4uotablo at 49.00@
1872, a9e.oo, common boards At $o:oo@1o.oo, fail q
choice boards md strila oasy at $140o915G0 Hhin-
gca remain stoady At $780, and cargo Of choice sod
g. S92 Lath Nero $50 OF, now quoted At $a.25@26o.
schr Joscss from Muskegon, III m boards and strrs
g. $a&o0 900 It jossa and scantling At $3.50. Sold
TO arrive from sausatuek, 900 m y. D. Myors' 4
6hinglee nt $.16. Prop Mcnomineo, from Green Bay
1850 m shingles at $500. Sold by 4. Carter.
:, schr Regulator, from Muskogon, 100 m common
boards and st1tps at $o25. Sold by Blanchard Dor-
- LAKE FRE10nTB,
Lumber freights about 95o on tor tho Gust shoro
ports. We quoto: Maniatco, s2.50@3.0o; Ludington,
sa7S: M..sfsgen, " oc9nto $50; Me
Lake, s2.6o92.75; Grand uaren, $2oo@2.25.
At THE YAnnB. -. . -
Tho doEnand for lu1nbcr continued fairly Hctiyb
Thcre Tna no quotabo change In prices, though thcy
ero easy for tho common 8rades. Quotations are AZ
follows, tho inadc nguros In common grades baR for
Rrnnr l,rnher N- ~3o ~~>
, 1873-06-10
alteration, S271, " 1' Wv
COMM

MONDAY EVENING, J,noo.
Tho following wore tho receipts and ahipmentt
OF tho leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past forty-oight hours, and for tho
corresponding tRto ono year npo.
, 1873-06-10

HHEEF~Ncco1yed, Il, THE market WA1 lnAcElvo.
and VAtuen woro nominal at 81 90Q@5.O0 for Moor IL
choice nhorn. Lambs may bo quoted at 81 pcr
, 1873-06-10
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING" June o.
CATTLE-Rocoived since Saturday, $500, In COZ
sequence Of tho heavy receipts tho market opened III
aud gave BignB OF weakness. Buyers were out
goodly numbers, but thinling to force decline
holding Of, they operated very sparIngy at first. on
about 100 head clnngng hands up to II o'clock, Late
dudng holders determined to maintain prices, tho
mnnd Improved, and before the close fair aggrcga
of aales Ind been accomplished, At prices not varytI
materially from those current On the closing days
last woek. The offerings wero only fair as rcgar,
quality boiug Acarcely up to the average Of last
but velV we'll suited TO the wants Of the trutl
and little complaint was hoard. sales werc reporte
ut $9.t0@4.76 for butchers' atuG, ut $4.8o@5.2O Il
common to medium shipping grades, and at s.. .95
b.75 for good to choice do.
QUOTATIONS.,
Extra Beoyes-aradolst steorst averaging1 400
lis and upward. Observation-Disclosures. E,0G38:
Choice DoeYes-Fine, flt, vol formed 3year
1900 b.eo@5'
dool es-Well-tattened, finely formed
stoers, averaging 1,1t0 to 1850 tbs.. 6.25@t
Medium draaeB-atoers III falr flesh, aYor-
ngnR 100 to $50 fbs observation-disclosures, t.0096
Dutchers 6tock-Qonlmou to far ateors,
and good to extra COWS, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to l,100 iba.... 400@4t
Stock Oattio-Oommon CATTLE In Decent
Acul, averaging TOO to 1850 lbs. 400@4,,
1nfcrlar-L!ght and thin COVE, halfnrs,
stsgs bulls, aud scallawag Hteers ....... 8ooe37
Cattle-Te1as, Northern Wtntercd. ....,.s 400Gs4.t
Cattlo-corn'fed Texas. sas........"......." 4,G5@4.4
AhvUF%
, 1873-06-10

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for CITY con-
aumptions 4,o77 bu corn asia bu oats 1so bu
rye.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store, this morning, up to 10 O'clock: 2C0 cars
wheat; 64b cars corn; $500 bu yellow do G, 900
bu Mo. do; e,0oo bu No. 2 do, and II, 600 bu
rejected do by canal 11s16 cars oats, 1000 bu
No. a do, and 1900 bu roieotod do by canal; 10
cars rye; III cars barley. Total (o39 oars),
Az, 900 bu.
Tho following shows the distribution OF broad
atuffs shipped out from this city during tho past
week
, 1873-06-10
The following ia tho list Of prices per boz OF 90 fcet
for domestic window glass, from which reduction

11!o 10 51!1..... ............ 076 00C
61!4 70 lU1!5....-..... ..,....... BIO 12M
121lo to 16x10. 10................... 0.25 1000
l6114 70 1b13u. s....... llu1 1D0G
29128 70 ?41.0. ....,.... 13Go 2l00
DpTTER~Not single new iea.uro was developed
r. r., ho butter M mar market: Meseips continue besa but
chaees Of shippers, prove aufccnt to keep stocks well
down, and pricoa maintained with considerable
rnlness ct tho following rango Strictly ehoico yol-
low, 2oSS2to; medium to good, 1o@lso; inferior to
s, gSn md
dom, but other goods In tho ling aro very quiet.
Following aro tho quotations: Stark, 301o; Ludlow,
aas 5
gunnioa. single, 17@18s: do double. 2s@29c; wool
this market at substantially the prices current last
weok Stocks arc being steadily improved, both re-
s { asl and al h'g The
factory, 12H@laxo; ohio factory, l@lSXo; Western
0oKI-Quotationu aro tho samo as for half dozen
daya past but tho marke a moro 'oas unsettled for
nll escrpo4s I'd N carly revIsion Of prices my 10
nut Hin sgSo; p!sss1use; s9oo; Cherry hilno seoe
sss ssssS
ri So6PERAdE|1f 1fhers vns no change to note.
Following aro tho prices current: Pork barrels
barrels, slo0G5ale; aour barrels, 4s@57c; pork
$S fsSss si g. sssts ssS
1s92a sa2s sss. % erss ehsa sas hssnsS sS
ees T. a2si poea 4ss ss
EG68-Wcrc In moderate request at 12N@13Hc.
saea Include % eascs at 13o; 1900 aoz at l2Eo 10
brs l., Ish!lbpngg HI g41,g ordst) do st i2ae .
quoted 192c highor. Other grades are unchanged.
Vo quote: Prime to choico no geeso at 77@7se, tom
erg mixed feathers. 45@7oc chicken, e@l0o.
FIsu-H We except slightly easier feeling in lnko
hold: We quote: No. ! white!sh, n bsl, to.75
sfM s:fsfs x br s5S!s H. ~ by, :aess ssss
Cuts; No. rnackerel, Il hrl, ss.5o@e75; No. /
ss saS5s M asss @e5 saaa TaSes%s 100 IT, ss
Labrador herring, round, 6sl, taoo@s.eo; do K br,
ssslad as5s7o; Columbia River salmon y bps, tlo65
FRUITS AND .NUTs-No important changes were
ket Trade opens little more actively thnn last week,
but the n,ovoent IL fsr from being satisfaotory w
ass Ms ls;sus ss5
5inis nsss g. s; %ssra So s8s sRs oSss
6aeSs; d., MIXED. 4XSSe; 6Isek5s11ies, 'a@oNa !;
pies wainuts, 249o5o; nraz!ls, e@oNo; pecans. ii9
ass e h1saaa psaas SSs tN Wilmington
dRoCERIE8-sngars aro stronger, in sympathy
wh Now 29Tk where ~ 70 ADVANCE has jast been
ton and the Of greatest activity Is st
looked fos Coifoes nro moro quot, aud arc SCARCELY
as firm rs week ago. Rtcc soaps, spices, aud syrups
, 1873-06-10

Throo dollars per car to b Nded whom transierrod
which charge follows the shingles.
Thickness-Fvo shlnglca To be TWO inches In thick
neas.
Length-Blxteen inches.
HARDWOOD.
Black-Wo!nu - Counters, $l01.00@150.O0; clear
9850o@7o.o0; common, $l0.o0@6o.00; Gull, eSooo6
$500 flooring, sso.o1@G0.00.
Asl!-Clear, $3o00@4o.o0; common, $20.ooG25, 90 J:
Gull, $l2 oo@ls:o 90 flooring, $50. .0o@4 1000. :;
OakE;Clear f3o.oo@4o.0o; common, $2o.00@150o :;
nckory-;C!ear $ss :oo@45.oo; common, s2soc9
Manle-c!eer, $50. ooa4o.oo; common, s2o.oo@sQoo;
Gull, $40. 00@l6.00.
- -Batternut--cear, $so.oo@eooo; common, t15.oo@
ohorry---clear ssooo@eo.oo; common, s25.oo@
$500; Gull, $12.00@180D.
Whltowood-Ciear, 33o.oo@4ooo; common, $4,000
@3o.0o; Gull, $10.0o@16.00. 80
Wagon Hickory nxles, pcr eot, s1.0o@1. 80;
wagon poles. cach 45@56o boz boards, $35oo@ &o.o0
, 1873-06-10

temons, ss.ooapoo. Oranges, e8.5o@1o.oo. pneap-
pieo. ~ fer do1. Dananas, $9:oo@7. 90 per
ls000o Cherries, iT52oo. ~ Se.'- '''~'D'4'''''
- mHops-1cmatn Qulot and nominal at 25@loo for
uAY-Tho demand, as for number Of da5s past,
wa mainly Of local character, and although the su
rly vaa moderate, hn cary feeling sefned 10 provn,
y held. Wo quot. Wholesale prices paid By doai-
crs "a $ollowa cars to contain 900 ,ba: on Tnaox
looso pressod, s1ooo51o.SO rraire presso' siaeoS
1aSG o., oM *;a slo9o@1ao6
$i:o0@1.60 nocortling to distance.
u1DEs-Priccs range about tho same as for woek
Ras where thoy rno noady and 1lrn. We topoat our
enroa, Light, lilo; do hoavy, 10o; part cured,
oH@ioo: grecn cali, 15@16o: veal kip, 1so; dry
10@2oo long-hnafcd hip, l0A@11o; deacon siinu Ii
tao6o; gruhby, scored, cut, or otherwise damaged,
IRON AND sTEEL-About tho ayoraRo trado vus
enjoyed The market IL oaay for American IRON siool
, 1873-06-10

Tho export season usually commences on tho Isl Of
May but It ia later this year tlan uaual owing to tic
protracted winter It will be that there ia large
year as compared with last The butter exports viz
tuhly commence only this week, and 1t IL expected
hat mo trado Will largely exceed tint of last year Mr.
Scott tho celebrated English agricultural atatiatcia
~ H. r., recent NJ Letter to tho London ts reported no
Gus la,oH tn the grnss and forage cropa this year,
iact Which Is largely calculated to stimulate exports Of
dairy products to that country,
DREADBTUrFH.
Tho samo papor gives the following:
The Visible supply Of grain Including tho stocks In
granary 1t tho principal ports Of accumulation at sko
and seaboard ports, in transit tho lakes the New
York canals, aud by Eail, May 81. 1873:
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SATURDAY NIGHT.

The click of tho type as they fall
into the stick, at this we sma' hour
in which we write, the ehirp Of the
night singers which are waking
from their winters sleep to chant in
the march ofmcrry spring, tho flick
cring light OF our almost exhausted
lamp, and the long shadows which
are creeping up the wall, admonish
us no less sonsitively than the
heavy weights which WEAKNESS
has fastened upon our lids, that
the time and season for periodic
res, has come. 1t is Ion esome,
cheerless condition which sur.
rounds and exists in this printers
life we lead, one which lives in
wakofulnoss outside the curtains
of slumber which nature draws
around its peaceful Aeepers. But we
live, nevertheless, and wo think
and dream in our waking just as
others do who recline on downy
pillows and feel the heavy pressure
which care and trials place between
their eyes and rest. Yes, we think,
and though our thoughts may
sometimes turn from the white
sheet before us and wander away
to the beautiful isles which live in
the cxpanse of cherished recollcc-
tions, in which the scenes of boy.
hood, as they march into the cita-
del of cloves young DREAM" take
form and fashion in systematic
shape, bringing back to mind the
rsnsver more " of our lives, we can
not, do not, fail to return again TO
the present duty which never ceases
to demand our energies and our
labors. We go marching on with
the living, into the great shades
which defines the end of time while
designating the limo where Eterni-
ty begins. And we feel, like Others
do, that moments lost can never be
recalled. But how many of us lose
those moments, full of golden glo
ry, if only improved, but fruitful
of sadness and sorrow because Of
our slothfulness. How many to
night arc wasting away the bright
sands in their life's hour glass, lit
tie hoeding and little caring thai
their numbers are being spent anc
that the hand is being palsied by
sinful acts which shall be kept ir
constant training to invest the slsn
der stand, and improve the fleeting
secondsin which their falling-fall
ing-falling, fills the bottom cham
ber--to be travelled perhaps nj
more.
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At STEWART
The Merchant Prince Rapfdly Sinking
-IHfs Splendid Manrton. hag

- 49,
lchIcsso tribune rev 'aEs.rasr r
s.i v. n...s ,hs hsi;.f i.,,d,e Of con .
o.sM :',, ~, IN ss,.r leave his
,raal0uon' h;.s ~ ~ hen cenfnej for
mouse ~, ~, n. r.nialv sinking
soms n.i;.r.nt .,tsst N Brirht's dis
,Ion ~. :, ;da.s. 80 'sF = n
IT, .r,h.nt nr;rc, has been suffering
., 4. ia from disease for Two or three
~ - Ionnh i, ia yery lstsly tbat |, has
y.sa,.s ;,ssif n tb.t fern, he has been
80 ,;noro,s constitu,,on.lsnd such
-, g., ~ lii that h. spite of his
So, !. Ia. devot,d bimseIf strictly
!. ~. narson.i m.n.gement Of his inn.
" ny ,pps;o...
~ - ny, h..n .hsent mill recently
from nj, private Office in his whslesale es-
,. MI tor !. angle d.v,ssoept sun
A.. ~ -hsn he hs, besn out of town,
60 numhsr AZ Years: and the fact That
=. ~ c,unslled 70 remsin in his
ss.ms.r shov, how y.ry III he must be.
7. -. long b..u lii habit 70 visit his re-
,sil .,ar. pupetuslly At 10 s'elock every
morning and to no through every, depart-