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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-31
CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER.
n. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT QAIEQRQOM 70 NASSAU STREET

This day Saturday. at l0 O'Clock prompt consisting
OF elegant rosewood Panoorte, rich Paror Suits, Mir
Iors rosewood Wardrobe, with mirror doors; Centre
Tables Buffet Ciock Carpets Chamber suits, walnut
and curied hair Mattresses Secretary Book
Carpet Hall Stands together with great variety OF
Kitchen Utensils Every lot will positively be sold with
reserve
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PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.

FEW PIANOS OF OUR OWN MAKE, RETURNED
~ from hire, nearly new; at bargains for cash.
installments the same TO rent; all rs ocaves and In
perfect order.
ARIoN PIANoFORTE Co. No. Eas. Fourteenth St
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n ner Tenth street, and second hand Pianos and
Organs cash instruments to rent So to $40 per
month.
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An ARION PIANO, TX OCTAVE; AN UPRIGHT
"A Piano, other first class Pianos for sale cheap; also
Paror Organ; all new. Inquire go East Twentyeighth
street, Third
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A UCTION SALE AUCTION SALB.
n at private residence. 40 West sd street.
between 6lh and 7th avenues,
Large sale THIS DAY Saturday mOrning).
commencing at 10ls O'Clock
Drawing Room Suits, superb rosewood IA octave Plane
iorte used eight months cost $500 Centre Tables Book
case Books Etageres Turkish Chairs, Lounges. line on
Paintings, rich Bronzes imported Lace Cur aims
Mirrors velvet and brussels Carr cts solid rosewood
ssses, ngle and double Bedseads Bureaus Wardroees
bles Chairs SILVER and china Dinner and Tea Sets tut
Glass, &c. Basement and Kitchen Furniture, Cooking
Utensils, in lots TO the highest bidders N. B.Go0de
packed and shipped TOR purchasers
LUXE FITZGERALD, Aucti0neor.
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L,IRsT CLASS NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTEs
TO et-S7 per month, Rent allowed If purchased.
Fortyfourth and Forty-ffth streets Open day and
evening. g. p. BENJAMIN.
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% EAST EIGHTEENTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
e)) furnished Rooms to let, to gentlemen. large and
small, with or without Board private table if desired;
terms moderate.
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RY j. W. CAMPBELL, JR.. AUCTIONEER,
- CAMPBELL GO. sell this day, In lots, withsut
reserve, in house and premises 200 West Eighteenth
o'clock desirable Household Furniture, &C., viz Bu-
reaus Waststands, Bedsteads Leaf and other Tables.
Carpets Ocioths, cured hair and other Mattresses.
Feather Beds Pillows Bedding, other Goods, Clocks
stoves Crockery, Cooking Utensils &c. Buyers Dealers
specially invited. All goods removed immediately aftek
sale. CAMPBELL. 4 CO, Office 3f8 Hudson street
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RICH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
N Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street.
opposite the Post Office
Horse Auction Branch ~ to 70 East Thirteenth street.
Carriage Depository No. Cortlandt street.
Extensive sale Of Household Furniture,
Carpets, Pianos &C.
ARCH JOHNSTON VIII sell on Monday, mt 10H O'Clock,
at the saesrooms Nassau street and So Liberty
large and extensive assortment OF Household Furniture
OF every description.
Al ~ o'clock, at the marble building
80 Liberty street, near Nassau street,
large quantity of black walnut Counters Upright and
Counter Show Cases, Desks Chairs, Railing, DC.
IN DAY,
the entire elegant and desirable Furniture
OF private residence
2l0 West 2lst st., near 7th avenue,
to be sold at auction, commencing 10 O'Clock precisely,
by ROBERT c. CASHIN,' Auctioneer, viz. :-Parlor and
Library SUITE in rich satin and broeatei two elegant
Bookcases no volumes choice Books Cabinets, gilt
Bronzes valuable OIL Paintings Mirrors lace Curtains
ware Cutlery, &C.
Solid black walnut and rosewood
Chamber Sets viz. :Bedseads Bureaus, Washsands: 80
me hair and spring suits IN reps Toilet sets
housekeeping N B-Those about iurnlshing city and
country residences would do well TO attend this sale; AZ
lots by catalogue; take 7th or 9Th avenue cars
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~ BOND STREET.-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
# Rooms with Board, to gentlemen gentleman and
wife table first class; terms moderate the Grand
Central Hotel reference.
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= TIL STREET, WEST. s2s.' NEAR EIGHTH AVE
Ut nue.-Fine Rooms rsi, second and third floors,
with first rate table, for tie summer very low prices
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A FIRST CLASS "a OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
n forte for sale-Made to order: celebrated maker;
July guaraniecd; used 1--WE months $500 S275
box tor shipping; Parlor, Chamber, Dining Furniture
Paintings, Bronzes Silyerware, at a sacrifice property
family leaving city. So West 18th st., near 9th av.
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DY WILLIAM VAN TASSELL AUCTIONEER
- OFFICE li0 ~ and ~ EAST THlRTEENT1

BThis being the last sale every lot will be absop
luteY sold without limit
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N ELEGANT ~ OCTAVE AGRAFFE ROSEWOOD
"A oversrung Pianoiorte, latest improvements, fully
guaranteed, at sacrifice rs Bleec ker st. Bowery
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LIIRsT CLASS IA OCTAVE PIANOS RETAILED AT
Il wholesale prices Direct from factory. Send for
circular CHRISTIE, rs Barrow, near Hudson street
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DIANOS AND ORGANS.-GREAT BARGAINS NEW
Il and most beautiful styles and perfect tones ever
made and by best makers at lower prices for cash,
monthly Instruments or tor rent during this month"; at
WATERS. 4sl Broadway, than can found else where
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TTOBOKEN, N. ITO LET, HANDSOME SECOND
IL Floor furnished, with or without Board; two
minutes walk ferries: bath hot and cold water
the floor; connecting good breeze off the river
30 Hudson terrace.
ITO INvALIDS OR LADIES EXPECTING COMBINE
j ment.-A large, handsomely furnished Room to let
with private table and attendance by experienced
physician and nurse; other boarders house and To-
cality first class. Address box LISA Post Office.
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MOOD BOARD CAN BE HAD, AT MODERATE
VI prices, with private family. ut Evona, N j.. the
New Jersey Central Railroad by two gentlemen and
their wives party OF four persons Address A. b. c.
box 100 Herald office.
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RY +, COLTON, AUUrlUNEEK. Observation-Disclosures
ID sale OF Household Furniture French Plate Mirrors
one Pianoforte Paintings velvet and other Carpets,
Oilcioths Ex ension and Dining Tables Sidehoardss
Wardrobes, bookcases Bedsteads, bureaus, hair Mat
tresscs, &c, &C. This day Saturday, May 81. at
street between filth and Sixth avenues tie entire Dur
niture house. consisting in OF old and antique
articles several Oil Paintings together with variety Of
all kinds BY order Of the Administrators OF the Estate
N. BAH the Furniture must be removed this DAY -
Carly MONDAY morning.
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yNYILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTlONEEK.
w Office 50 New Bowery.
Adminstratrix's sale.-WILLIAM ABBOTT will sell on
Tuesday, June 8 at l0H o'clock in the forenoon the
street of Greene streedne pull Ale Pump, ono
large Counter Cigar Case large iron Safe, hhds Of
stock Ale, Rye and Pourbon Whskeys, Wines Cigars,
&c, with fine stand Casks Barrels and other Fixtures
ELIZA BOYLE Administrative.
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90 GREENWICH AVENUE. CORNER OF CHARLES
OJ street-A large Hall Room, with Board, 81 per
week; third story ROOM $40; Office $2 per month.
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GREAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND ORGANS
VI almost given 80 new and second hand ones to
be disposed of this month; boxed Tor shipping.
PEEK Il SONS, III Blocker street
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DERSONS WISHING COUNTRY BOARD IN ORANGE
IL county learn of desirable accommodations bv
calling Mr. SEIXAS 254 Broadway or addressing box
90 Blooming Grove Post office, N. Y
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n LOTS, SOUTHEAST CORNER MADISON AVENUE
AND SIXTY-SEyENTH STREET.-ADRIAN II. Null
Monday, June q at ~ O'clock at the Exchange Sales
room, Ill Broadway, the two four story high st0op
brown front Houses and situated on the south
east of Madison and Sixtyscvcnth
menis basement and paror floors finished in hard wood;
lots ~ by 7J feet.
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JACOB BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.

p. TRAvER, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE so GREAT
81 Jones street-will SELL this day, O'clock at
No oo Greene street near Amy Fixtures Of Lager Beer
Bottles, three Mirrors Clock round and square walnut
Tables Chairs, Oil Paintings and Engravings, Lamps.
Shades Signs, Glassware, &C.
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% EAST TWENTIETH sTREET-A SECOND
DO Floor, with private table without board also
Rooms for single gentlemen. references.
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s. wEINBERGER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L. sale OF general Merchandise this day Saturday,
May 81 at lo o'clock, at ls Bowery. q yards second
cloth, Parlor Suits, wardrobes, Bookcases, Dry ana
Fancy Goods Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, &c. also
Wines. Iiuuors and Cigars
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OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HoUsE-oN THE CATS.
~ kills, via Kingston; Ulster county, N. Y. For par
House, wo odsock, N y, JACOB SHARPE, A9
Broadway.
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40 WEST FORTY EIGHTH sTREET-AN ELEGANT
10 SUIT Of Rooms for parties desiring first class Board
also Room Tor single gentleman reerences exchanged
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-24
e ., { / I e +.
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pom
G1rL Gtem5eI.
GrFer 8aab.
# s Gapite[.

limb I'm Ser Menl6beit grobe Gesenitdu6e,
lin 9erri6ait uuO um Sreibeit wirb eerun9en.
&hiller.
, 1873-06-24

"qrG. ~, l.. 1177s,,ta; u,,,a1, ~ :
a IA n ram tho ."f =" te naes hzo
oas 1a III ars fro, NortR Hexcau
Atlantic ports and 5oo ars from oshcr parts not
apcoiaed The amountof wtcat In transit IL oquA1 10
1olao32o bshels and corr 2o7s ea2 nussls: Tho
amo,nt m n ttanst Juno 1S13 ~as nn sRpfohntoly
my s ars nvsr III nf e amount
~ .: ~ renst T. Jnt oams to ho suroase In
stocks In Francs and gonheasorn Europe this yoar ~
compared With iast year.
Tho irnports into Tho United Kingdom from Sept !.
1871 TO May 81 1919 hayo bean, leu ~ exp3rs ios
9o saS peoa o9na to 70 .tny t~ no.
rrc1stn annv ,,no1y nraycd or snual to
1rs oauai 10 $3.50 b. On tho assumption that tho
snnuat requirements from tmpos. far Inc crop year
Y bc provided for only 1e44oo5o b. from Juno
AnG 9 ana tns @ n s ns ronu,rs
smount 1S% 70 plopdo S for. 70 AnR. 81 ia 9oHoc5a
busho]s. sAe'A' AeA' ~ ~'"o' " 80
Aboni 900 900 pusho1a Of wheat or vo.t; exclusive
Of nour, aro boing forwarded to Europe: uov long
thIa rato OF movomo9t VII continue Iema.ns " no W
1mn1a s I'll Tho stoGn - xo pn;nsc pon; uJT ~ Mwshes
ha "iSc o1a ~ a!n., T. INV eas thsn oohs Of
what Il La bcen since Tho opening Of navigation.
much said relative to tho favorable show Of Thoas In
THIS sate We have sce9 and d. e1aminea ne,aa I'M. IN
sas. ra1.-d ~ ,at crp Of Mioh,asn a.
ufeiv u " Torv 3nno, hcow fair sversoo uoiwith-
stsn,nu the ersstar aroa OF ground which II occupies
and Wo doubt very much tho quality Of grain Will bs
equal TO that Of tho crop Of last year." :
Sr LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat waa moderately notivo,
and closed tho sumo AZ On Change. No2 spring
LIT sollor July,-cloeing ut $t.18E. Corn Has
fairly aotiyo and lower, selling 1T 89H@99]ao
seller July, and 8716@38Hc Keller Augsut, both
optfonn closing at tho inoide.
, 1873-06-24

There wore plcnty Of vcsscls Offering, and tho mar.
tot was dull and dropping closing 1t decline Of
l9lo from tho closing rasos Of Saturday, or 1t bX
600 for corn to Buffalo; whoat at ago OhartorS
Mero TO Daf1alo-psop st. Louis, corn at ID; prop
eern At % barge O. D. Rnaael trocharterod) do It
Es,,sy yhs;t r -, Xxi sss;; Ses % pE.sss
e. %aa.ar tasoqsh IT, r'ts To no.tep T. 9us
sarn'a1ops earn ,i1Gps, D; F. Wado md 8. p oaldrel
pop, 6. .os%seeEstaehe " a corn through Total eapsey
equal &c 70 ooo bu vheat, $50 bu corn 1000 bu
9pi.ss o g o9 5n L. ryo From htwsutes e ErProp
Pc9p James Esk Js vheat through "a 9aalo
Cleveland 10 Chicago at $t45 por ton, freo schr IL
II. Steward, coal, Cleveland to Milwaukee Il
@ so.4 ID P'f Fortsss ttSD ffss "a '9ar Meo Weaye
ono back to buffalo at $4.00 por ton for two
loads schr H. O. Winsow, railroad Iron to Tronton ii
S1oo per tom FREQ Bchr Miami coal to Milwaukee ii
$l124 por ton. FREQ schr F. II. Knapp, coal 10 Ia.
cine por tom FREQ schr Tailor coal 10 Duluth
.ao pnr ton, free and wheat back at 100 per bu
schrs g. D. Norris, aonhawk, Lottio Volts, q, D.
Donsman, coal, Cleveland 70 Chicago and Mllwautoo
at$1.tb per ton, froe !; schE Edwin Hnrmon same
sehr Monticello, lumber, Ohbboygan to Chicago OF,
contract schr Atmosphere, coal Cleveland to Ghica.
90 At 45 per ton, free sclr Ottawa, salt to OIeqo.
and &C. Q. b., and coal back ut 81 3s nor ton free
schr n. III. Standard, water lime to Cfeyolaud It So
, 1873-06-24
spring euporflnos at e4.2s Total 1850 i,rts.
Also, 20 tons bran at $500 on track. The fol-
lowing waa tho range Of making prices ht tho

bran.......... ................-....s 500 a $50
J., wheat Waa very quiet, but rather nrm' ave5raE-
Ing 19@No higher than on Saturday. -, Friyate
was higher, though with largo roooipts, tho
short interest thoro being somewhat troubled
with foars OF condition. a fey milwaukee, ordora
Wero aont here, and that lnoited m advance,
Amo. Dnt whom tho advance had boon effootod
buyers Withdrew, mud thoro was no market tor
i!9ng limo. no ono Wlahig 70 taHe nolu o. mo
aghes figures, though It seomeu a. II thero Tero
Auod many orao5e on ao mstao Thne limited 70
nRht inquiry 1or shipment, bnt al tho CARLOAD
onorifgs Woro snkon up. ana few ROUND iota were
pn'GFoa, a'a sho waeat no" ~ storo pons 49,. 49,
ua rnIrn y' na anu Ias o. y n omo ana tiae
option Nas relatively strong, tho premam s,ao Tor
yune Su'1a delivery having 4!.ntnlshod 70 sN94o:
s9l1er ~ ]uiy opened as s1lSNS ana advanced 70
S19 = tae n Ies. elosS Gssh No spIin8 soa st
No. aesod 9m saer snn
ittlo b9teer , than nominal :, ~ e. ela@ md
sTes snd stoaIy sG * ~ 80 shnS "as a. u' ~.
{! Sp5ps a.
a. - mn ~ ~ a. 9'o ne sn'es 1 % "e1T n2n +,
No. ssrins sed ard At 'ea6 900 = q ea e
a. fnnrt h.r " posn ~ @ n do Il Al
~ "a "a ao aoa ~ G ost ao Un NU
In. o0 o'4'' ~ 'e'0'seo ~ ~ 0''' Ao'"' '0'>o'
flows .v.n lii. -.t&. ~,
Mna .i1n9l i1, 9io s aosive sna a'9 a'tunB,
1aens ~ snos no sann 4 " ~ ~
"4su ~. n .ono 49,. n,r.ser suw
~ a.s, a., rnn tx. ou..es nn - foa.
nn.to5 to54 a,i W m.oJ 1st a.
aon1p6 ao ~ 1fp ~ nras Nv
@act II oonaiJaro Ssir th,t tharn Iii ho m post.
n~ ~ s1iIn. snd str;c,iv frosh racnfnts soil
61 fr61, sosc osr,p ~ axo fstor o1ouing A. aasSG
aa1Io fffloro y st,,i oon.idsrahIn foar ~ ~
~ nor ~ ain.n hr az ,,rofar.nno Il a6a1o
nor h., -, 11 t'e T,r on;,on @ vbch Il de,varshe
aniv mi ~ onc wack hcnco' wp We statad ,eyora1
dnva sgn tha cn-n is n n or;tiosi conditinn r.
mat ~ onr clayntors And Il ia tho knnwlndoo
~ th;s fsct vn;ch I,oa on'aa1 sucS n nn1.neo ~,
.,r,coa ho1doru hoin1 % 4 snyions ~ aun;f ia
chanceB Of ti1e uronorey becoming heate; while
IN Me;r hands fHo}ior Inv onnncd at a9i<o' do.
e1;nnI IL =. a9s1c aduonsod y o ana n c'1so,, ~
Saf%n' RclI1r iinsk iaIf of INV sol1 At 9;1<c !.
esflrr Ananat . ala at s7i10ssLo' closIn1,
Mt sao. Hoiootca Waa if rood doman3r' dr
o1oa1r~ a. 6ra|o Tnah a.1es ,1arn ~,
.,ortaJ ~ I'm ~ H. /, ~ *. d nm tn M . NJ
bsc. ia ar, bn ~ a. ~ 49,. M hn dn ~ sailo.
4 mn ~, ~ ~ aa1In n nm hn do at Ssc 3S1
4, ~ -. - ao.[.. Inn -, A. |ron,ssrS nten1Io
On mn, hn r. ~ ai1n. In f1 In A. NJ ot{s|o fTh
h 10 At eao. Gn, In io At assIa. S1,, hi Ts ~.
icotef At 98o. G}0 h,1 do nt Q7a>o: ID GOO hu do
At 27l6o: d doc bu do at a715o: 1000 bu do at
81: 81. doc bu hot at 27o: ll.0OO bu rotootod at
31o and II, 900 bu do at 90I6c both afoRt;. 400
hn no orada at 21o: 5000 bn do at zoo. Total.
90o mi bn,.
80 lii. r.,A uI. .s.....
, 1873-06-24

From the st. Louis Times, Js.uc 20,
Ever slucb tho present week opencd tho btrcet has
been rifo with runlors that certnn ira engaged In
the provision trade wero standing pn the brink Of
financial precpce and limbo at any day to losa
their foohold and fall into tho clasn Of bankruptcy
We at liberty to state the Of the parties
who have been unfortunately connected with fhs late
speculative movement In prorlsous And the losses they
have sustained. They Moserz. Harris Il Thomas
provisions, With liabilities amounting to $3a5 900;
Hhrle Il Co., provisions, liabilities $250,D00 and
Cheatham, Dranghan l. Co.,, proYihions, with
liabilities amounting to $375,00o, amounting,
in tho aggregate, to tho round sum OF $685.
GOO. Tho amount Of meats, drysalted and bacon, on
hand aud bought for future delivery under tho control
OF the r1ns aboye named aggregate 600 600 DE- to-
gether with 00o brs Of pork. Tho indebtedness Of
these firms Ia pretty we'll Scattered aud Is divided be-
tween tho banks and provision men In this city, also
among provision meu LII New Orieans, Louisyil1a Cin
cnnati, and Chicago. How other parties lIore aud
elsewhere will 30 affected by these failures remains to
ba seen, but nothing Of very serious nnture iB be-
lioyo, to DO feared here. OF Tho meat and pork Oh
hand, wo presume, much will DO placed tho market
for immediate dspoeal, and from tho fact
round lot Of 1000 brla OF pork wns placed
on the market yesterday, which failed
ia mud , buyer, wo taxa 1t that this wss
Some Of the property belonging TO these
firms. II no aro not mtsinformed, al three Of tho
Arms named have been operating together. Tho fall
1reB are unfortunate, and cannot but havo tnju-
rIona ofect upon tho trade In general, they
dssrl,st and engonler suspicious in directions who're
they ought not to exist, and does not, particle Of
gro,nd for such. The provision market, ~ oouae-
ausuco Ut thesa failures il likely 10 become more Of
, 1873-06-24
MARlNE.
Port OF Chicago.


ARRIVED. .......... juno %.
schr Harn92y 1,Isnistee, $50 Lumbar, 200 n shin
:schr E Tsmpo, Manistoo, 40 m lumber. !.
bchr Flying Cloud, Big suamico. $50 m lumber, 20 m
schr ACHE, Mushegon, 1850 N lumber.
Bchr 1ds: Musksgon, $50 n lumber.
Echr O. Rust, Mhskegon, 22o IN lumber.
Brig Mary, Muskegon, 100 m lumber.
tseow Laurel Duck Late, 20 p lumber, Is m lnth.
nr sshr Fashion, r Gsu; Mas;kcson, 1i is lumber.
Prop Missouri Marquette, 42o tons iron-oze 60 tons
soov Pians., sls1 sianistee, 14o m lumber:
Prop GUY ot 1raverao. Tx.yerss city. 81 N lumber.
schr Lumbsrlnaa. Black Creek, 40 III lumber, 7f m
Barge Wovsr.ne, Grand Haven, 100 N lumber, 400 m
schr Antares, Grand Haven, 100 N lumber.
shs nsoq JOS ustSnE 1 20 ss
sehr M !: L roitte!; milwaukee, 10 tous Iron ORC,
SEE eSP J. HG6sa; D9esaen sssas' % lumber
Barge aEy s,sa aana hnss ,s 100 lumber
sehF sehF fSSd.e Da'1. Masfegon. o, 10 iansSer
geow ssa saz Mtisksgo3 3as % N ,'s nmhsr 200 10 lAsh
Barge MaEinette4 Manoln11ee b0o III ltmber.
Barge Eldorado, Menominee 800 n lumber.
BARK Cleveland, Mcnominoe, 40 m lumber, m
Bchr j. ". Brown, nronomsnee, 13s m lumber, 8 m
sehr II. ]. Wilcox, Buffalo, ooo 9ts tens coal.
sehr olty Of painesvil!e, Buffalo, 600 tons coal
, 8chr Hero, Buffalo, 80 m stayos
sohr Minnesota, aIenoininco 10 IN lumber 500 m
lath.
sop lsop es !09 .! ssasos H.ss lumber
Prop 8. 9, Baldwin, Nllwaukee, go tons Iron ore:
schr Guide, Bouth Haver 60 m lumber.
nark Carrier 4I,a'nEEt01q; III 100 n ,ar lumber
GEE sshF Ene MusSss;a. g 10 anber 50 ah
schr John Doan, Mahtegoa, 1lo NJ lumber. CT
Scnr +. p. Mason, Nuskcgon, ITO N lulnbcE.
sehr Tlnnio and Fioy, Bangntuck, 80 N Timber,
ashE Fit as n1 ssGass .1s'sS 1SS 1sss usf
scow sea BIRD, drand Mave l3s n, lunibeF, os lath.
schr Advance. Mnskcgon, 100 N lu,nhor.
Schr Euterpriao, MuBlegu1t, 100 III ln1nhrr,
schr General siegeI, AFnnistee, 1sO m lumber.
Prop East, KincaRane 10 tona 71o ns sa 1859 br1s
Prop Columbia, Montreal. 1000 brls coment
sshr @ saEs nelio osM'sg9 a'"9 go i9ns ~ foal:
schr Ella Eunwood White Lake. ITO m lumbar, so m
D.rgo Venus, On Lutlinston, 40 Il lumber. '
1,arso Mercury. Lqil1gton 2s9 n lumber:
b1S sfgf rsshch esar naaipaon gsa ID e 10 asr
Hchr GllbDrt Knapp, White Lake, leo III luEnbor.
6cow J. A. johnson, HaugasuGk, 10 III lumber.
Prop J. /. Hurd Dalulh, 406 tons Iron orc.
Prop ]. l.. urd, Marquette, l2l tons pig Iron, 1o0
green htdea.
chr Japan, Ford River, 205 m lumber.
DArRo q. 0. D.. Grand favcn, 500 II, lumber.
8chr Rising HtAr, Little bolus, AG0 tons coal
Schr Orent, OAweBo, 6a5 tons coal.
Bchr America. Sturgeon Bay, $50 m lumber.
Bark Kate Darlcy, aaaduhky, G5o tons COAL
Hclr Hubbard, bunkirk, 500 tous uoal..
9chr John Itlchhrus Eric, o7b toi,s coal.
6chr Monterey, Little 8oaus, 400 tons GOAL.
Barge Active pcahtiHo, $50 m Lumbar:
Prop D. r. Wade, Port Huron, Ill half brls nah, II m
lumber.
sohr Myatio Muskegon loo IN lumber.
brig Lucy ]. Clark buffalo. COO tons coal.
kIdIIT ARRIVALS.
9chr IeYt Grant, Msnlsscc, 1v0 N lumber.
, 1873-06-24

withdrawn from store on Saturday for CITY oon-
sumption 99S bu wheat; 40 bu ryo; 4a3 bu
barley.
Tho following grain has bcen inspected into
store, this morning. up to 10 O'clock: 2O1 cars
wheat; 5o5 cars corn; s8,100 bu No. 2 do; 20,-
200 bu rojootod do by canal II cars oats $500 bu
No. do, and II, GOO bu rejected do. BY canal 1t
cars rye; car barley. Total (88s csrs). 49,
600 bu.
The following shows tho distribution Of the
breadatufTe shipped out from this port during
tho past week:
, 1873-06-24

Jam occurred In the South Branch, near tho rail-.
day. ''N ~" '0'' n'e 0-00om by '0lIl''on s''sor"
Three Of tho seven mammoth bargos belonging Ia
now In ::th'H port. Concerning this COMPANY she
Saginaw Courier gives tho following:
,Boan. ,,,,ssgs Gsspastty, q,
Drckhead, steam. 26,0oo
A. AatHs's aehssrt s.oa% to~ :.:sr oo9o aSo@o
hatle braina1dt tow 100000
dy nsayton toy, 2-spar 10000
Troy tow 2-apar. G0000o
J. H. Rutter, ton, 100000
Mhleh will go Immediately into tho grain trade: tho
lumber All tho bareoa arc nrstclnss hus designed
for either grain Or lumboz the grain capacity Of Tho
carrying capacity Of tho DlfckheaIs Tow, 1,e5oooo
feet; tho Tempoats tow, 2,o5o,ooo feet.
Tho stean1 barge Robinson which was to bring
due sroo or four days II is thought however thst
she will como round all right In day or 40.
THO schr J. Mcdonald. with portion OF hsr cargo
On Thursday.
The schr Corsican, which was ashore st Peacock
posne, Lake Eric, last fall, and Was brought into
buffalo curly tn tho spring. and rebuilt, s again in
service.
1T Tho echr r 9. Marah .eportod ashore Like
oy ghx Of sa so OF by
7esss Which got On at Susan Island Lake Muron and
ALTER three days got of by 1otiAonlng has not
It Ia much to ba regretted hat such
eases steamers tako 40 ntc interes: IN learning tho
facts: With good teiescope> which all steamers
should keep on board they would need to but Little
out Of toir way to learn name, and 1t would be no
more than common humanity to visit vosaa1 in dis-
tress and ascertain hor wants,
Tho prop Wnslow, Capt. starkweather, overdue at
this port from tho vest arrived hero ths morning,
and took board cargo for Buffalo, besides which
sho has Is GOO bu and 400 hr1s lour. Tho Wns.
down, which tho cause Of her delay. Met in the
attaits largo fleet OF vossela bound up having Light
winds and smooth wafer At Presquo tsle tbs light
house keeper told Capt. Earkweather that unknown
had been ashore for three dass on ono Of the
:s u eo o aho
fox some aaya Troublesome, have cleared up
| Detroit Tribune.