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, 1873-08-11
REAL ESTATE,

Inc feal eHtnto market partakeB somewhat of
'ne general dulueHs characteristic of the SEN
son. August IL not good month for any do
Part1neht OF trade. buyers and Hollers soom
Alke disposed to rost during tho raginEs of
:he dog-star, and perhaps it il vol they should
do 80.
Prominent houses, however, report much moro
activity and really moro doing than iy usual for
the month Of August. The average inquiry and
business arc thought to be much larger than
thoy wore yoar ago. Perhaps four or i've
times as many houses aro In process
OF construction than thore wero last year.
and thero iB good active demand for
tliom by parties coming here to reside from all
the surrounding cities. Tho inquiry Is generally
Tor those costing from 5000 to $4,000. Some
OF tho leading wealthy men from Iowa and other
Sections OF tho Northwest arc alAo seeking lots
or elegant homes In tho best residence dis
tricts Of the city. Worry considerable and impor-
tant additions from this class OF pooplo will 10
made to our Hocial and business circles. It is In
this way that the enterprise manifested in tic
laying out OF go many l'arks md the construc-
tion Of such magnificent boulovards is adding to
Tho intelligence the social power, and tho ca,s-
tai of tho city. No other in Amoroa can ofYor
10 many Inducements to tho capitalist,
tAo @A"1A ~ 4elauIc3 DuHt OH enjoying
the most ho can for his money; and certainly
tho man who wisllos to plunge into business
wlero all his ei'orgiea and abilities can havo am
plo scope will find Chicago exactly tho paco for
the exercise Of Ills noblost aspirations, Tar
soong men all over the country have bocono
satisfied Of these facta, and arc acting upon
them by casting In their lot among us
Not only il thore fair inquiry for houses of
tho bottor class. but Just outside of the fire im-
ita l0ta aro In domand at from $500 to 81. .60l Inv
men Of small means, to build houses upon tile,n
for themselves and families. Iha Shows pros-
Eority amoug our mechanics and working classog,
Encourage q man to got hia own home. aud you
make him o botter and far moro roliable ctjzan,
WARRINGTON IlEIGuTs,
Wo arc Informed that tho records OF this c,:".
A SHOW TINT tic !rNnsfc:1 IN rca! g. 49,. IT. i, ,.Il-
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for nhHt mnntl, Il, nxnnctn}{op NJ n furtl,or io
cline. Hnnnta tooh Gnl1 h,,t anarinr,v ~ ~ y
uarai ~ hasmr,ave hn,,,1, froirIt ~ nr =
du with snvorai ,rno yonscia 6fcrimo 0 VIII Tl,e
fnot scon,s 10 10 % tIst tho ahtnpera Eo1d e ae
mueh niroa,1v ii,ot ihov do mi carn r. r.
inoroaso t1,",: stnrea na3,oeI",,v ,yhor o ,., NJ
York Ia nmn,o1 cna,or M X was to.iinv. ttge trhs
a,lyicea frc ia nor,, .1ro,y,nc Iatrcs S,o ver.
contlicinr Ink ~, III hn,Gnc" of nrni,nt;oa aso
to i,o In j1ynr ~ ,I,.ht croy, M n,,ch NJ IL"
corn viii not bnvc I'ad ttmn Ia grow bofnro II
hnrlcnn ~ s,iinr ,sp tn n ,ot ~ STaolor NJ
openod nt 977Tn md ,icoline,1 to 37Mn nt th1
cfone. sollorr Septonbor @ sold ut 373h@9s1o,
Glazing nj tS,c tnaiio md eol)or Ocfpber m,
nominal nj SgS ;@gSc. Nav rocoiplg Of No. cloaod
nt 7iGo: lrh rnixoJ nt 9S1Io. aid rojootoi nj y4o.
Cash nlcs wcrn rcnortca n I 4)Gj In I,irh mis- oI
at 8R1To: al mi, In io nt Y8l}o: ID, 600 bn M.
at 9pc: 10o6 bn do ut 9771o: G220O bu do Mt
97e|o. M I'm In, in Mt 0fsTc. ii 0OD bu Io Mt
87n. III f,O) I'M do n, 17a(n. n O0(l hi rnfoctod
at 3io; 0.O00 bu roicctod Il ;JGu atloat. Total.
0la, ,206 BIZ. ~~'~-'
Oats yoro dull. md averaged nenrly 1fo lpver,
untlnr freo ofcrif,rH ,yhcb Hnene,l to fyo l,on,,
brm,nht n1,t u, svTnot1v viii, tho rvonLneaa i,
car ~ fnrn ,os ,i ,},or n,,na.o,t osmsn fnr
lin ,raai1noua soinr tho Innnfh nnnro1 ~
25s<c AMI docnod % to a7 IN Mt tl,o nlosa' Sa,cr
Hcftnn,,,or ao15 NJ oaSaoa11c. cins;nc ~ lin IN.
siIn' acIlar In vooT yro;, nominal at oGo Caa5,
NJ q ~" nio,.1 ~ ~ Lii - 97H-n rnni, na1nn
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IAo loading produce markets wero only motl-
eratoly active to-day, some Of tllom boinR outo
dull AZ iH usual OIL Saturday, and none exhibited
any remarkable dcgrce Of vitality. Tho moyo-
mpnt Of produce exhibits no remarkable foat,,re.
other than the continued efforts of iaw leulcrs
IN corn to reduce our stocks, III spite Of biz ro-
ceiptB for tho aeaBon. Tho weather continues
fine, and the crop prospects are improving os-
pecially In wheat.
Dry gooda wero quoted moderately aetiye, with
littlo or no change in yallaH. The grocery mar
kot waa 1nthor quiet in most departments, coffees,
sugars, and rice being the only ARTICLES In which
thoro was much au,mntion. ColfeoH aro still
somewhat excited, and have again taken MI up-
ward turn. a further adyanco In Now York IL
reported, and tho market hero IL ~ higher in
sympathy, oil gradoa shariug in tho advance.
N1co continues strong, and Carolina is now
quoted at 01S@o9lo. Tho market for rofiuoa
sugars WIS steady and firm, but raw gradoa
were unsettled, and lowor, declining
H@Ao. syrups, opicea,s and eoaps ro-
main i'rm. Candles, Baloratus, and
othor articles ruled steady. Tho btttor market
was moro liborally supplied, anl waB scarcely as
firm as earlier In tho week, except for 4trictly
choice qualities which wero solling at full
formor quotations, Cheese continues aatisfao-
torlly active. with prioes firm and unchanged.
1n tic tlah market no new features were notIco-
ablo. Stocks arc generally llght, but the do
mand Ia falling of Bome, and dealers do not an
tioipato any furtor difficulty In promptly filing
orders. Dried fsutta were more quiet bit aaide
from prlneB tho feeling Heemed very firm sill
around, wEilo In certain lines tho tom
I. ~ n III upward direction.
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new yonK, Aug. o.-Money easy at 3 to por cent
on eal; Exchange, dull 1 at 1os'M1@losN M fos bankerH
Gold quiet aud ateady a 51s@iisk. Rates paid for
carrying 8, ~, q and AZ. Cloarances, sal 24B Co.,
Tho Assistant Treasurer rid out $4,000 On account
ofinterca md in redemption Of $40 bonds Customs
receipts for thu neok S. 9Do Specie shipmcnt for
:he week, s72s 1o5. af which 100000 vas gold coin
ports this week, 90 gssa4, Of which sa.a14aUs wore
dry sooa md 81 o34 wero general nerclsandiso.
GoycrnnlentB dull and steady.
State bonds were quiet.
Hallway AMI miscellaneous speculation quiet, though,
rm fecling peryRdes the Dealings aud III the gelurAl
Ht ADVANCE IN prices TOOK place The iargeat rans
actions wero In paclhc Mall which, afcr advancing
from 41h to AZ, declined to 4Q1s, recovered to Al
snd towsEds Tho clone fsll 81 to 4oH Erie advanced
strong a o2s2. Lake Shore ADVANCED on coSs!d- IT.
Eorthwostern common rose from 68 to 0ah, fe! 10
67s., aud was offered at Gu at tho clc.e Ohio 4 Mis-
i soId at 4pSaa esaa common Il s@52,1, Pre-
fcrreI ~ sss 7t., Wabnsh at 7l7;@54 Union fncIGc
Ma:;?Bs Atlan;s n rae5no preferred ut e3o
M advance to 32!1. Tho remainder Of tio lit was
dull without important s-ango.
-I--l}u
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Tho Bay. City (Nlich.) Chronicle gives tho fol-
lowing tahlo, showing tho shipments from Dey
City for June and July, 1873:

| THE CROpH.
Tho Portland (Oregon) Ne,cs Of tho 30th SAYS
We have recently conyorsel with gantleme1, iron
yarlos soetona Of tho State IN regard to tho gratt
our Questions III that tho grain yoid OF their section
will BE- heavier tha season than has been known fol
several years. In all parts Of tho stata there IN dc
rpone1 tho cropa fast that the wheat harvest trea
upon the heels Of oats and hay, thus demanding i'm
sed9s , 1enon sto he length ad
heard by persons travelling along tho railroad. Tht
grain Yield will be tnue1ao, aud II prices for tho pro
will 10 longer heard to echo from California on The
| south, to Columbia, on the north
Tho Now York Eueuing Post says:
Contrary to all expectations month ago. tho cotton
Will exceed i,oo0o00 bales The grain crop too, al
oscE tho country Of eourso always excepting few re-
view 1t the rapdly Increasing facilities for moytna
tho croIs 1t Seems reasonable to expect very larre
Increase on tho amount brought to market aat year
Ihe Aprrelens1pna 1n relation 10 may nso DO Bei
At rest for the inost part thu yield Will bo heavy it no
extraordinary event shall interfere and the cases Of
lug heavily everywhers except In Maryland whero thc
iasgsy 5 ra increased Iay md Vegetables generally
bio that these are locally limited many sections report
1ng more than tho average returns. On the wole We
tii 1eevo that ths crops of the country win increased
Of population aud wealth.
Mth thss prospect in view the 1ot. trade Ia already
neHAnng TO look up, and lively fnl business Is all
tna a poEa aa from a pars Of tho country show
heor 10 psns Aos os he
arise from faso calculations o that acsoTnt
business las been reduced ea' 10
system undor the lato prevailing uncertainties. Thero
1s no account ct general faiurea and the prospect ia
G" 'ta Fftesay ayy"ra1 @'1a1ness; .xa;,, =, .,,,
brisk trade II M nos 's t tn 1usat to 1nsure
largest at was ever HnoM 'i nut te hora % "eo o
oral obstacles which every mercunt and business man
resognizsa whether ho Is an importer in Now York,
innI trieSa arn H. r.. ~ ,au.eetutet ~ Ne" Eng
ary Of tho Treasury may do IT Inv nn y Mn G %
BY which the domestic nlanufacturers can cxact arts
neinl prieea Or temporarily reduce prices boow cost
~ ~ he the stock may require Tho complaints
thos tIa ~ ,1ss nemse9ea are beginntng to
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Withdrawn from otoro on Friday for city con-
sumption: 4,o52 bu wheat; 2,0s3 bu corn; s,14o
hu oats G12 bu ryo. Withdrawn for do during
tho week: 22,13O hu wheat; 14,s75 bu corn !;
2l.79S bu oats: a,199 bu ryo 1884 bu barley.
The foll""lng grain has boon inspected into
asore slls morning up to 10 o'clock 1874 cars
wheat; 623 cars corn; 10000 bu No, l do, 1880
bu NO. 10, and 12,ooo bn rejected do, by
canal; ~ cars oats; 10 cars rye; 2cars barley.
Total l70s cars), $4,000 bu.
The following were the receipts md shipments
OF breadatuffs and live stock at this point dur
lug the past week, and for tho corresponding
weeks ending al dated:
, 1873-08-11
Review for tho YVcck Ending Sut1lr.
dny Evening, Aug. o.
EArrrnAy EvrHrTNo Aut n

CATTLE-To-niBht closeg ono moro Of series nf
decline ct the sca-board has boon cstablishcd anu
light Oh lRve been OFT receipts Of fnt cattle, suited
s xi aa Ssras 2, ha1st a % s as % s ss
wearing pernraa rather better look than on tho OPEN
ing days. The cooor cathor prevalent haa witnessed
ers and, With ghsar receipts Of thin stock, prices Of
such have been tolerably well Sustained. good deal
pens unaold and The prospects for the ensuing wcek
hold out but little Encouragement. In comparison
IN o % ocEsss Is hs
Western foeiern to again looR o6icago.ward
ss:ess.;ss ~ sss 5es common e prime is io.s q q
@40o. Our supply Of ToIas catto has not bcen large
YET mora than sufficient to eetisfy Tho lsuand Tor
rovss 1T Nor
higher figures Veal calves continue plenty ut saoD
from s2o.o0@5o00 per hcad.
was buyers S out tn IN M 9 nm1srs bnt tg
args amount Of stock IN tho ynrds induced not over
o ;na fSs At dss b9w
non: Il M;st95.2s Tor ali 10 good and q. s5.so@
Extra 81 nseycsweraaed sscors, averaging 1,4co
Choice d B Bcsves@Fins iat well formed year
too year old BteorB, averaging l,250 to
19so Ibs. ;;...:.:;.:;..:..... 66o@57o
steers, averaging 1,1oo to 1850 tba 5o0@625
Medium Gradcs-SteorB In faic flesh, aver
aging 1o50 to 1900 0lbs..,.............. lbs. 46o@490
Butchers Btock-Co1nmon to fair steers
md good to extra cows, for city
slaughter averaging 300 to 100 lbs. 325342s
Stock Oattle-Common cattle, tn Decent
aesh, a'9Eaging 7oo to 1,oso its..*.... s.oo@4.25
atags, bulls. and scaawag steers. 9oo@275
Cnttle-Te1as, Northern N1ntored. .....,, 325a4.tO
Catte-Te1as. through droyeA. A............. a0Ua95O
HOGs-Dur1ng the past woek prsces have not heeu
subjected to any decided ucuations There bus bcen
steadily good demand for light hogs, but heavy
grades havo been mich neglected., and many Of tho
common sorts will have TO bo carried over to next
week. Sales have been objected al the way from $4l
for Inferior to 9o for extra, though tho major por
range Of $4.S5&4.65.
To-day, owing to light receipts, there waa nrmer
tono to tic MARKET ond while there general a-
vance tho more desirable offerings commanded rather
better pricea than prevailed Yesterday All tho fresh
receipts and many Of the Htao hogs were disposed uf
aud the market closed steady At s4.3@4. 80 for com.
to choice heavy, and Ut 81 B5 TOR common 10
cho1co Light grades, :
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Three dollara per to ho added when trasfcrred,
which charge folowa tho shingles
Thickness-Ftyo ahtngcs to bo TWO Inches in thick
ness. " ~ N ~~T
Lcngth-sl1teen inches.
HARDWOOD.
A!aek-WAlnut - Countors, $l00. .0D@160O1: o]Aar
q so6 M Mooassoo; common. $35.oo@50oO: Gull, $2ooo9
Aal-olear, $2e.oo@i 1000; common, Sle,ooa2s.oo:
Gull, $1o90@1600 flooring, $4,000 1000.
Gull, s. 800@1b.00.
$500 Gull. sl2.0d@1800. "7
IA MaElemoear, % s22.oo@ssoo; common, sleoo@95oo,
- on,utornat-olear, sss.oo@oooo; common, 10000
., qon6erry3;G!esr o6 =; ttooo@cooo common, $1,000
@25.00; Gull. tl0o0@l6.00.
wagon rolcs each 46a5so box boards. $3o,o0S4o.oo
>, Florida rod cedar. 35c PER II mahogany, 30{a40c
90 counters Soc: ROSEWOOD so@soo white holly 3oc
me oshkosh 14ree sAya that tho crop Of logs this
eeason Will DO about 400 OG0 including tho8e hup1
up last year. and, Il tho streams rise slcently the
market Will be we'll stocked. They will bo much bottcr
than Tor many ycara past o lnmbermen have BEEN
compelled TO lumber on new ground, where superior
qunlity Of lumber Ia found.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

- mLoSnoN, Aug 0.-conaols for money, o21<; account.
now 5s, p0ss Eric, AK. <'
Iallow, AS Cd. Tnrpenlno, 92s@12a 81.
EnAFKronT, Aug. 3.-b.20s Of 'G2, 07.<.
:, LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9.Cotton dull midding Up
ana * or'eans, 9 sales TO- 900 bales speculation
y hcaastuifs g,et md unchanged. Chccse, Oils 6i
Lard 37a 3D. Cumberland niddles, 37a short ribs,
PARIS, Aug. 0.-Rentes, 67f 47c.
11vEnrooI, Aug. o-11 q. m,-nIarkot UNCHANGED,
FlouI 21s sd@28s Sd wnor lis 1Od@l2a Sd spr7ug,
!9s@!ia % white, l1s sd@11a I'D club, 12s M@13s
~. Corn, 28s I'D. Pork, G5s. Lard, 39a.
-, L,vEhrooL. Aug. 9-l2o 7. m.-Brcadasutrs quiet
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Tho Wnul Trudo.

fn1L4pEhrn1A, pa, Aug. 9:-consi1erable acivtty
hslf-blood, Zoo; combng, sl@0ao; do low 57o; dc.
luine, 525@64c nnwashsd, 331so; ,inwashod Wcstern
glarser-blood, 33c; dark, 30c unwushcd colnbiug,
Western, A2o :; DO delainc, 37h@38o unmerchantaba
OHIO, 37Hc; 1nliana half-6lo0d, 49c; tub, 63c; do
choice, 54J5e; Missouri, 52Nc.
DOsToN, July 0.--Domcstic wool active with lnrce
sa'cs. Ohio and Pennsylvania aoeccs, 47ke552a:
Michigan, 4o947i6o; Wisconsin md Western. i2oS
47kc; comblg and delaino 61@5sc; unwhshei 2Gts
33t1c; tub, 48554c; aconrcd, 65@751c; supcrlno
and l0uble extra pulled, l4AG852c.
, 1873-08-11
Now York DRY Goods n1nrlEnf.

New YonK, Aug, 1,--Trndo movement continues
brisk with agents md packsgo tobbcra. Cotton goods
very strong Ind active. Standard sheengs and 1lno
brown cottons selling freely. nleached ahirtings,
w1do shectngs, cotton danne1s, and corset joanB ID
brisk reqneat and firm. Medium and dark prints in
largo package demand. Dress goods and hosiery In I'M
proved request from first hands. Cloths caesinerta
hoavers, aud wool aanncls, mud ropelans soveray
tive, and blankets improved
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savo to meet the wants Of local butchers The moer
ato character Of tho supply enabled eeera 10 firmly
mon at *S75@4 90 for medium grndes and ut S4.a5@
10 for good to choice. The market cloaes steady At
tho above quotations.
, 1873-08-11
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY E2EN1Na, AuH. .,
ALCOl1OI-Was quiet Ut $l.8aesl 8B for III rer cent
proof,
NEANH-W'ero dull nnA nominal ~ folows
Eaytes, $2,6U@26o; primo medium, $2a6a1fo; CON.
ulul to fair boans, 81 .45G32,O0
BROOM McohN-Cuntiuues fairly active many deal.
, 1873-08-11
MONEY AND COMMERCE
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVE, Aug, ..
Tho market for exchange l,ns hcon working
cloBer MI tho wook. Dotwoon bnnks to-day tho
price was 25@50o prc,num per ii 900 with most
aales at tho higher figure. Some rcfuHod to aoll
at that. II this slnpe Of things continues mucl,
longor, currency will hnvo to shfppotl--a thug
that is to be regretted, for 1t will worry Boon DO
ordered bacls to meet tho lementl for funds to
move tho crops. par and lilo prontum ia still
tho moro ,sial rate to customers, tho lower for
largo depositors.
steady bntas Yot not worry lnrge demand Ia
coming from country deposits for currency.
Money continues worry abundant. and demand
light. Nominal ratio of dlgcount. 10 por cont,
with concosgion for short trst-claaB buylnops
paper Of 1@3 por cont by some OF tho banks.
Street papor IL not very abundant, and rates
arc nominal ut 1@2 per cont por month. with
concesalonB Only wcll-necnrcd parcels find
favor with purchasers
Mossrs. Adam Smith L Son. bankers, report
tho product OF tue Swansea Works. for tho week
ending Aug. o, rs follows: ,..
5hlrped 28 e30 ounces OF silver. Valuo. Sas
Gold contained In tho silver, 600
s47,ap5
Sold 100000 BIS lead At .$te, 600
Silver and gol........ 1906
Loud. '...'..............u+ IL, 6uo
, 1873-08-11

IL .Sa
afa BLOW o. Eac nt any price, old chfckcnn quot
anle ~ ~ tnn Mtstoo iarRs sprngs t27G@360; smal
Io;tAI,nEs-Now ,t rotnooh In barrels wcro In ample
,S; r ,v1,'o rG'"r aonad vas only far n s2oo9
a. nj ot mi Wt'e r. now eH nn tn 1noa wsro mnto at
ns nro ~ csr :. aos a 7oo on rack. Inferior
4on nEHDd nsg J'i9an!u 2! el.o9ta 90 pcr br.
s nner aoo ae, aGoa W. ~ aetiys and firm for cash
Tti,. ~ ni bn st ,nt!tty lor hhpmunt and for tho
rn,nr oasv tn,,1 W, wem e1nto o-!ny Future Sas
qotalo Ut x3 or ms.Iii fa ,, Uasn eccI s
IN ,nnm+ ~ a. ~ ",u ~ ~ ~ pfH1o anu seller
tcr ssc -. sos. nosoc, II ~ "u heller sotonrr
nj * ,n1SE * Eusor u noinnaly 1rm
1t sIo. nn1 q aH ~ au"pso no a6, H. eSGoe; not
~ W !l"to sn!os Of " bags primo
tso 50 tsrs do o. at 19 n 4: IL s1a ~ NV y RKs DO st
SC ba"s ~ =, e. ~ @ LII @uass *3oo car and
Snn,",s" *3''' setes august car ~ 329o, Seller
'JasJLI;'o:r HAT.TMr,oro ,r.. w. ,,,...... A.. ,,
and tho aocka nf m" aa1t aT, |n0 ~ W. ~
cntnulatinB. The morkct Ia firm Mt n d. nmI
MI carly advance In ant}cpntnl hv tfanlera WI
repent quotations.: Onoudaua Uanns.a md gon,
t,avy flno $500: ordinary coarsn & M. cnarso
Diamond q, SAID: ground solnr al Id dairy with.
out bags $5.25; lniry, with laRo d. iuff4 al AHi.
ton datry per sack, $500GL525; turks Ialani h. 90:
ground alum, S2.25.
TEAB-O1d toas nre duit and easy Int the 1ep erop
moving freely, and arc bc!ng e with nonao sbow
Of falrnesB Young hys0n common TO far. 4Gta65c;
, 1873-08-11
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. o.
Tho following wero the receipts and ahipmonta
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-08-11

.==---=------
particularly ieas Io lower a1sdess @ ss"'' Va
N &C. ef @ se: Ss S' It, s,'; sss sss ,sss sA
nulLp1No ucLa nnshsngoa Follow
staeco, casnE. sob9S4oo; Portland eelt'ont. s75o5
T.Uv o pfl; hoaenua!o cefnoht, $535&360: Utica,
Gio dnst $9oo; limo IN bulk, 8oe@M.ooi limo
Et'Wi s.iuS5a.iIo ~ wn''o SAuaL v bf!, $l.6U
4s bass G ict s0S eom"on, n1S 1l'ds oe es
I aewor Prick co. Mtlwahee preaaod. .s2s %
ssssgo9 VII q ~ 20 &c common $oo actS pressed
,s s1n ,9s,sd sss s9eea 1q g DC common s'oo
urTEy S sey hSe e Sr Sr S99 %sriot t,oro ,. trim
caaor feeling ows "re era rlI1 sup ws tooal
- 9na nppsrs src operating at o anno1s
u eood ioisa Inferior to .stuni eonnc, i11se .'''
w0fs Fow. s1 but 9Sr r s1Ss In thS s ruled
AMI M o1s 1sas Otter nsa 0,ss sos bufs
dq1ns 2Ss; S9oi sasss %s1s sS5x ss@Gso NM, r
sss1 si;tsa {; ' oSe saeessa ssoy 5s S Vet
ern d1aaiTtory, H. uM@;i9Ms. tSs; a,2., n..
good dops 1t ho ' oorfng rensa Il
h. m 1rtnr i1 n a.. T.fn"t I g. H;So ~ nEsae'
frg 1Hf foctnn n"11 Waot IN" sy noss-
5000: indiana block, $a00; Kirkland Crate $y 30
Cherry Mine to.00 Minonk, $9.U Wilmington, Co. OO
| oooPEHhuE-Wa without mnterial clangc, pack
crs' BoodB being duh and oasy, aud stock rn We rc-
peat: posk barrelS lnrl, tcrcca, e1.8o@
15u; WHISKY paFFes, $!svt91.lu Hour barrels, 48@
b1c; pork slaves, rough, t320oG2&o %: do, buckod,
$24u0tS2d0o; Hefco ttaves, rough, 22oo0925.00 do
bncked or haWeo9 $4e.ooGs16.oo whisky HtavcB,
| ronga, 3As.uot93 uoo uo bucxod, $J5.o0: flour
etaFcs, S9.VoRlV.eut o1rcle Hour 1ohuingt 1H@oHc
per 6es !; nonr noop poesr ]i3:op(916.eo per III !;
PORE hhd torco poles t3o.vK9aooo per m.
Eddb-Were IN fair local fcaueatt aud easy ut 14@
14c, and occasionally lots brought 1tc but this al
extreme price, and paid only for guaranteed packages
poor STOCKS ac at Irregular prccs hhlca Include 60
caaes {ono lo at 1870; 20oo doz as l4Hc; 10o0 doz
at 1lc 100 chaca warranted at 15c.
, 1873-08-11

P1TTsnunau, Aug. 9-Crudc continues very weak;
saes nt s1.3o; several large wells struck within Tho
last two ayA In the B,tlor Districts arc reported g1v
Ing from goo to 400 barrels. Refined very weak az
Che,
, 1873-08-11

tract 3otsts M and hcantlng ut slooo Bold BY John
y LuMBEn Fngtaure
Manistee. a. Ludngson, $2oO Musteoon. 81 10:
0conto. s3.16T Ta.s5 MeMom!nco, s325; Witt Lake,
$500 urand fayen, $l.7a; pontwaiug, n "a 'yosnn-
villa, $2.70 Frankfort FATTY Ford lsiycr }2i2H.
:: AT TiiK YAHDB ' *-'-fs'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
Ghe Miner.
Wickenburg News.

Our regular correspondent $. B '" at Wcken. burg, writes on March 2lth and aOth, in conf. dent and encouraging style deprlcating the lax ity of morals shown to exist In high stations, as shown by the Credit Mobilicr Investigations in Congress, and the voting Of increased pay to our pational legislators, by themselves. He consoles himse.f and ns by reference to the purity of the moral and political atmosphere in Arizona the rc.appoutmcnt of our worthy, energetic Govern or and his ad the Secretary of thc Territory. and the consequent continuance of said purity Moro over, he is 1ubilant over the fact that new mines have been discovered near Wckcnburg, which are Of great promise; that capitalists are begin. ming to take an interest in our mines that two gentlemen from New York have recently made in. yestments tn mines near Wickenbnrg and have re turned home Co arrange for Inc development of the same. Mr. Morchousc, one of the parties re- ferrcd to, was in Arizona in 1885. and returned hthcr tu secure certain mining intcrcst-, bcliev. Ing this tO be the richest mineral region in the United States.
 C T. IIVdcn's train, with irci.,ht for Camp Date Creek and Prescott, was in Wickcnbury on lhc 30th ut.
 A. II. Peoples and wife, with Mir Morchouse, left for California, on Sunday last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
NEW ADVERTlSEME ENTS.
Application for Patent.
[. s. LAND OFFICE PHE-corr A. T.

[. $. LAND OFFICE PHE-CorT \. T.
 April lsi. lS7J
 Notice |. hereby given that the Tiger Silver Mining Company corporation organized undsr the laws H ihe State of California by its President Wm. issht Whse Is.in.re hddr-ss is San Francisco Calkfnia has made application for a Patent Cor twelve hundred u2OJJ linear feet the Tiger hale bearing silver commencing snty five f. Juihcriy u ths discovery s theuce u0ftheriy twelve hundred Ij feet, sufiac- grsund tuD hunrsa t2UOj fset in width situated n Tiger Mining District IavaTs County, and Territory f Afnua. and known As The Discovery Location sd lrad and described 10 ,be plat and field not.s file n ,his ofl-e ftogs yiE
 Beginning 70 Monument No. ! and running thence nDrth 4 Uf -lssi twelve huBlfed is0 feet Mobueut No which tls s-ct,,a betEe-u i,ons % aud 2 n township To- \ K l. W. Gia abd Salt river hase and meridian beas N 26 v W. ch 21 i5Il rnk. ds;an, tbcnr. x. 55 @ F. gD1 feet io Monument No g. from which monument hr ssrtoa b-twssiY sections = and 27 Twp. 70. N R W. Gia and ssii nver hase afd meridian l~sfs V. 7f ,V w 70 chains E 10 b uts distant; thence \. 317 z W. twelve hundrci tl2sl feet fo Mouument No thence \. 55' Jg N. hundred lo) feet Co tue ynt Of tziuHing containing 70 100 acrcs forming Ia oi secilu in Twp. l9 \. K w.. GIla aud Salt rssr lsse and meridian
 Sad locaiiuu being recorded in Vol uf minet foio g6 uf the County ltsouris n la,aIs Coan'y he sd. lnlug claims hrsi eN@nsipn south claimed by ". C. Culsf. sBda ahe nrsi eStenss,u north by N ui. LlnH
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register.