davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-08

Fruit trees are unusually full of
bloom, except peach.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-08

rs PURELY A VEGETABLE PREPARATION, com,
posed simply ofwen known r ROOTS, HERBS
and FRUITS, combined with other properties,
which In their nature Cathartic. Aperient, Nul
tritous Diuredc, Alternative and Anti Bilious. Tha
whole Is preserved in . Sufficient quantity of spirit
from the SUGAR CANE to keep them In any
climate which rnnkae tho
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-08

A fine stock of new goods. at Bailey Bum
gamers. apr"ts 7
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-08

Frasier's corner isa popular even
: ing resort" for rude boys, who need a
little parental attention.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-08

The genial sunshine makes the grass
jump.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-08

NEW rHrxa Jusr o0F.-The Farmers PloN
Root ts,sz ~ ALLEY & BUMGARNERs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-08

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-05-08

DIR RSANDERS0N can be consulted per
sonaIly or byletter at No 30, North Diamond,
Allegheny City, Pa. 49, u =. -
, 1873-06-07
REAL ESTATE.
Thu following inetrnnentn wnro 1led for roo
ord On Friday, June o.:

Thu following instrnments voro nled for roo
ord On Friday, June o.:
o1rY PROPERTY.
Weat Division At, bes Baulucl md PaulinA ss, I,
26x124 IT, dated June 2; consideration, 81, ,976.
Lot -, IN Block q, Bradunlls Addition, dated June
s: consideration, $500.
unhistded n Of e4sw wNofnwH Eco II, 50,
10 (e1ccpt toulevard dated Aug. a. 1s72 oonstdera-
ton, $10,000.
West Twelfth st, n cor wcatosn AZ, ~ 50 It to
sliey, dated Msy lo; consideration. .ad t2,d23 .,,
II, dated NJ /; feia, sonaidefation, sIs6e.
a.sea as1a % = as sss 81 ''0' H.
Jonef1on It, % II :. of Hubbard at, I, 2o.4o n,
West Ero lis 4 Of Western AZ. q I, aoz1asA II.
dated April 29; consideration, $78o.
Msy + - 4 q wsshngton N Ct, Of as111o o-1o IT,
sn Il @ 6adas as'ea 2p1 R'e is s esnsiss.
sa,s s. Hats q co. seo ' aa''a
>, Wet TssA Il near ecs of lqseln 4 oSS ST. Lot
So ia, So IS dated Juns eon.ders.ion, 81, ,35o
dated March II confederation, $1,000.
Division ut, cor Of North Branch st, nivor Lots
e Sstsa Ag ]! A. soaadssstlsn; !; @ :5seoS .
oo 4 o1a sna h
Iets - 70 ss saa s. e in Block le Of u soo. 81
30, II, listed Juno 9 consideration, $3.50.
NORTH or o1Tx L1M1TB. -
dated juno 4: consideration, $500.
Lot 81, In Jacobson'B Block g. Of LII and Divorays 9
,dS esta sso a 49, H. dated June s; 00nsdern-
SOUTH or ofrY LIMITS.
Block ot orvs' eA ofao n Sec. :, 35, IA, datca
Iot d MaiienS Los II md Is, IN Dobb,n'a y @
Aetuo4 scc 3. as II, dated May 81; consideration.
, 1873-06-07

BY now vcasa1s promptly thoy would havo beon
4 e .esu ss n tho o0'e ppg Of
had been allowed 10 fan below tlo natural
demands Of tho business. In addition to this ahorngo
Of tonnage tho immonso grain movements Of aat
yoar aud tho rear proylons 1t moro particularly Tint
c tna'1cq!n!e supply sent fse'shs On tho ~ Mhs up to
gayo groas Impetus 70 tho ship-buildnR ntatncss,
and largo additions Ina1o q tho lakeoct laat
winter md spring. Tho cfoct Of this tnoroaso Of tom
nsgo teen Il osstor freight market Ct t'lo we.t
centg on tho 2lat Of lilo month. This aoason ohartcra
woro made a. low ~ centa on corn aud ocna On
wiont. with tho steadily increasing compositton,
however, tho clans Of vease or tho laaea II 9i.nglna
Tho small sailing vcHBola giving wny to lnrgc pro-
pelorB. Tho iatlor class viii maho money Mt freight
ratca TINT would fosoo tho former 70 To nr. Thon,
loo it only fair to presume that tho lower ratca will
aitfnot inoreased qantittes Of grain to Tie water,
route aud Tint the acnaon will DO not only nctvo, but
also reasonably rcunaEaso to these engaged lii tho
Transportation buslnesa.
BrArtsT1cs or COMMERCE. AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly report No. Of tho uureau OF slaiatica ia
IN proaa aud hrings tho nccoun: Of our foreign trade
down 10 the month cniei jan 81, 1879 Tho Chief OF
the Bureau furn!stoa the following synoraiB:
, 1873-06-07

Withdrawn ypeterday for CITY couaunption.
1,46a bu whont, 7ha b, corn 81. q ss4 bu oats. ia
w a5'! Inv w paiioy' ... ...-,
The following grain han boon inspected into
htero up to 10 o'clock this morning: 100 cars
wheat; A48 cars corn: Il. 900 bu rejected do, bv
] rata, f1aa .a.as ON ooo,as 1'N' '"'4'''
Tho State Inspector Of Grain is understood to
have issued an order to tho effect that all grain
service charged for through tho railroads.
good oea1 OF gram Is reco'Voa nofe "hioh tho
oWncrs destro to sell by sample, and do not want
It to DO inspected. Some Of these gentlemen
claim that tho State has no right to perform and
1907 o,'a~a,os ~ s,,o,s irs-aat;an ,aa. .,"ts
eaa't eaa.eea to' eoeu 'uspecs.ou' aSa1nae toels
w'ehes' when such inspection Is not performed
for sanitary purposes, md will probably tako
a9nua Ao not he 1.'x u - has
-s.- ~ -, .:.'.t ~, A4AA ~ law t4o
gram efaaoa against MS "Aa:
An effort was made to-day to address the
Insurance Convention hold In Cleveland yoator-
d.'. .oss1,,,,,. ~, ...,... - ~ .s.sa 80
aay' ieso.Tuk o.n ~ iotu.n W 'no 1asos o1 feo.
fuasy, leis out tue members wese IN no mood
plsuse. then p1oceeded With the,r traiinu- Ma III
Board OF Trade bus wind ououch in lte own
ratss Of 1narine insnran nco viii he aranond ,hons
30 "p per r. cent. makina the Duffaio rate foo % In.
ataad Of 40o. "a now. ' -
The rumors Of hot corn vostoraav woro nm.
founded. Thero ia no better foundation var fop tha
etory than a 1s.k 1ast wca1s Ehinh vas inatant1v
Tcncirai and tho nnrn ren,ovad 3rnn1 fha c;t.-y
bninr on1y a ANAL nnantitv that waa dHn,nc5.
Tho following newe was tolearaphed 10 tIo
Board OF Trado to-day from Now foIk o
Ths smount Of xhcst A1 on nsssaao fo1 ,ho r1n,,ad
Kingdom on The 24th oI htay was 10boo, o0o bn
Tie cable Of to-day makes Engl!sh country narketa
SopkS d x ~ = 1f ~ 10 1ooooo qFs or
"''"'' '4'1 ''''0 ~ rWS 'g, wsnrvrs III " s''"'
rha landing rroi,,cs ,nar1ats ,ore rat,,or ,,,r.
aotiye today tkan On yeateriays ror,nr sonaion
and grain was lr1nor. rocoyorinr so'nswhat from
| the extreme depraaslon Of the raat two or throe
, 1873-06-07

Tho schooner Delaware will be realy for SEQ In about
a week.
b. Moore, the largest vessel on tho 1akes hava left
Saginaw for Chicago. The propeller carries 760 N #
lunber and the Hchooner CSC IN It lumber and 5000
-Tne Oonst wsocking Company, 1t tB stated, arc to
raise tho bark Twilight, which stranded ast year,
Sic iies easy Of .cess,, and can be resoasd viii no
came out In 1869.
tho dhie.so ta g1aia eot Ind been hesrd from sha
short distance Of the Manltous, and were experiencing
sgTho oos.adon schooner wanderer which went
purchased hy hor former owner, from the under-
So .coas sn
hcr to Bandusky. BAo will DO TAKEN 10 Cleveland for
The bark Dundee, grain loaded, Is ashore above
Morgans Point, on tho canada side Of Lake Erie. A
tug Inns gono to her from Port Colborne. Bho viii
Tho Iron propeller Ouha has arrived, having made
tho round trip TO Chicago aud back stopping 1t Mil
esst dsys hous last
ssss;!a onts.ts sqa4sy1 1a.
4rotte1aton,e { tho noFth poat ef ROCK Island.
aMs sna st. 1ess
Ssa s sas W q S, sfaG e. s. @ss ss'i lo y tss ts
lipht. From tho southeast point of Rock Island there
arc two dangerous reeta with only four feet Of watar
miles, Vessels from Lake Michigan for Groeu bay
bring tho nt to esr n y fa,h93 o. hs3;
niIo to tho nortlward 81 they approach the Light with
tic ght abea,n when standing for tue westward. The
N. ". point Of Washington Island VIII beas ". by H.
5Af miles, s,-Detrost Tribune.
Capt, Gotham, at tho schooner" Jane Bell, which
has Just arryed down from Laho supetior reports the
finding Of four bodies which Wcro lost Last fa from
tho Inflated Jupiter and Saturn. Ono OF the nn-
fortunates had previously been found near some
buHhoa where lle had wandered and persisted; tno
nhoyc akea total Of hye which havo bten recovered
one Of tho bodies anBwers to tho description Of cApt
ariugcnap, who commanded tho Baturn. They Were
III interroI 1t White Fish Point Further Information
regarding them may bo had from tho Lighthouse Keep
| CT at that pace.-fbM.
, 1873-06-07
MARINE.


ARRIVED. .......... .Junoo
sshr 70 y15 81 Lnsai so 60 G 1aer II, an
sshr Arab L@ngton 1ao ~ ste; ~ ,,.x ,r IN Ksos
Bchr Sea Gem, Two Rivers, 03 m lumber.
ehr shfsppsr ,h oSdaf nve a5o t,nas n6er
Barge Apprentice boy, Grand Nason, go nj lumber.
ssoS Mendota, Whlts Lake, 6 N lumber.
Prop .. y. Blanchard Buffalo, 46s bars rairoad ron
schr Ethan :lS Aist Iitt1e suamteo, ala N lnmbes.
stmr Lowell, oglensburs' 81 boxes FISH, 1eo boxes
scow i. Dixon, Holland, 50 m lnmbor.
sohr Th Color Holland, - aa n n sioyes ,,ss..
sshs ts fiis! niaao!a bal sfnszeson, 400 N lumber.
Bohr Arundale, hIauistoe, 400 IN lumber.
auht l3clle, Maulatee, 10 m lumber;
shr sshr as hoSert Mowlst who Iass 100 U lumber.
sohr Kate Howard, Ludingson 1oo n eb lumber.
barge +. Al}on Grand Haven, 100 n lumber.
Prop @ i. O. baldwin, Hsoanaba, ESQ tons iron orc.
chr nsFhs Darnes Meno'nes ,,S $50 39 i"3neor
sssT S ss?at!fs es ass:so s. ss
sG u Mpry IL nnas ays iay ubcr
sche -Four Brothers, Holland, IS N lumber; ~,
ssss opqoon Msssassaon 1l q n qese ss. 40 M
sohr q. y, woscott, aiuskeson, Is m lumber, 100 m
Hehr Dan Newhall, Muskegon, l4o u lumber.
gchr lthaoa hlushegon. 1Sb m lumber 40 IN lsth.
shr 1''' Grand heysR GIHANEn " u lumber Juno
5,; ee ss'sss @ snfss :soa corn. ss
Prep osasesssrg go M ssa our % 2se 1sls po,k T.
prol rototnao, 1uaalo, 12,2oa hu wheat. p.2oo oa
ssmr Nebrsska, buffalo, 900 bu oats 90 too hu oorp
'' COO brls dour, 800 bsla corn nlea 900 bags oil
prou g. saeo' g. baldwin, Escauab., light.
schr Ada Medora, Dunalo, a 200 bu corr,
, 1873-06-07

The total number OF eonye5ances Of vessels, IN tho
dlsrict Of Chicago, during Nay laat, waa 1tt for
total consideration Of 81, ,92a.o %, rs follows:
Ono hundred and seventy ono hundred and eighty
nfha Of acir s. q. sAndrows, Geo. Q. Flnnoy to Ass
E. Curtis md F. E. Hartman, 81, TOO.
Al Of schr Florotta, John Btupinsh 10 II. Bullion
md J. Y. Taylor, $4,000.
0na-hak Of scow-achr Gladiator, 3. Anderson to
Chas. nietz l. Bro, $2,b00. .. ..:....
All Of achr Hero, uarl Knudaon to A. Y. Morton ct
al., $2,too.
ono-han Of tug N, P. Harr1aon Jane N. Charleston
To David Dall $4,000.
Ono half Of aehr harmonic, &. ". Sanders to Robt.
Utidesdell, 81 200.
onelalf of achr Harmonic. chas. Peterson to Robt.
Clllcsdell, $500.
One-oighth Of tug L. Mosher, Il. Il. Brener to ]. 3.
Durham and A. Moshor $l,253.
All canal-hoat Marion, Walsor ?. Aunt 10 Emu
Washburn, $500.
All oana-boat Progress, s. A. Fisk to Charles Kel-
bno-third schr Regulator. T. Ryerson to John Hata-
Ali scow Sen Bird. John aerlach to Jesee Coz.
$1,000.
Joseph rangborn, S700.
All Htcam lighter Wasp, II. II. CogW1n to John W.
Upger, 81 Zoo.
Ali lug ". H. Wuudt Lincoln Park Commissioners to
J. D, Yondecar, 5000.
, 1873-06-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

friday EVENING, juno d. :.
,ALCoHoL-Was quiet aud 10 lower; quoaDlo at
BROOM coRN-was active. and tho bottor grades
1rm. Stocks considerably reduced, particular
y ot tlo higher qualities; we al,ote: No. hurl ~
Il m XSS fi15sss s s9S 5sss5 "a 2s,s demand
Iand.pekod @ nav1es, s2osaaa5 do mediums, ss.so@ %
81 ats,oy yso1 asss Il aSs pens 'rls
BUfLDINd nArEn1AIsyswer ss of' in moderate local
9d; s sonns aass to
% ss St;ss eSi aai
limo In 5ais, bse@sleo; ims SGTlss s1.ls@1.as pr
s1 whs ss xa Rsf Sf t2q2 cog 5 hs
country brick, $12oo, dolivored Milwaukee, rrcsaed
fs2.ko, del; do common, Sl4:00; Racine pressed,
.asSgssoa; 10 common, slaoo; ars eiay pss ri,
1GTTEn-1n .hle market no very decided change
esss ri ss' sss ":
2o@ale. We auoto: strictly choice yol1ow 2oG22lo;
medium to good, l7@l0o inferior to common 10@l5o.
n,ovenent Sus Witnessed At tao aa1eses Quotations:
Stark, 36Ho: Ludlow. 35o Lowthton, 3aEo; Anert-
ean. So Aeakesg s3No: Otter orsel e5Ae bus1sp
double, 2s92eo; wool BACKS, o5@e1o:
CHEESE Prices Of cheeso ranged the Rame rs on
seadiiy holi. Stocks nro gradually auginonting, bnt
there ia steady Improvement, In ths demand, and
deaioEs hope to eesain @ present price, W q'oto
!skc; obio factory, l1s13Be; Western factory, ll@
5 5 s1ss nov sssssRsa 3 fsass9a !ss Il
S:;ss I %ssss % Ss,:ssSS
5000; Cherry Alnc, $4,000 Hooking Valley, 80. 90
, 1873-06-07

Broom, born WAS fairly actiYo aud 0r1n. hflllot
and Hungarian Bnod mot will, tolerably fair iu-
qntry, but other vatieties woro inactive. Berries
attl tropical fruits worc in good rcquoat and
i'Iin. Poultry md oBgB wero In liberia, supply
J., Hlghwines wole quiet md 10 lower, salea bo-
ing reported Of 100 brlu At t0o ,or gallon. Thoro
was no particular pressure eithor way both buy
dontto IN tho Eaatern markets.
4, Lake froiBhts woro rathor moro aottvo, though
stlll slow, as carriers asked 10 advance, which
shippors Tero unwilling to pay. and all tto loavy
clas1ern WAS reported, which will carry out
$1,000 bn wheat, 140, 900 bu oorn, and $4,000 bu
oats. Sail ratoB to Buffalo wero 10 bid and paid
for corn, and 71so nBlkoa; whoat to do, Bm615o.
corn to boston at 25o and 200, on through ratos.
J.. Provisions wore more aotivo, but again weak,
though live hogs wero quoted hrmor. Moss pork
was shade CASTOR at yosterday'B. pricop. We
5s,6a1 brls, al reported thts morning. Lard
oponod stondy at tho reduction noted last evon-
Ing, but WHOM lard WAS quoted woat tn New York
and Liverpool tho marriott horo docllnod 1870,
1napg t0ta drop 0t 25aeo por 100 m within
but holders were Obliged to nhbniit to reduction
Of Ho par ID on shoulders, aud do on middlce.
Tho market oloaed OF tho following range Of
@iS.55, % soiier July, s16. 6.g5@15.ao !; Do aoler
August, Sl6. lard caah or seller Juno
$e.3o@b.s5; do seller July, S71<@8, 80; aopol-
erAugust, es.6o@s.ob; summon do, $3.50. Bwoot
pick1odhams 4uotod Of 10(012o. Dry aslted rneata
quotablo at 0A9@6}fo for shoulders; 816@81ao
for abort riba; aud 99<@a951o for abort clear.
Doxod shoulders, a9S@o9{o. English meats, 816
@8hc for short ribs 8A@s9{o for short oiear.
Bacon Is quoted at 10 for shoulders; 9>5o for
olenr ribs; .994o for abort clear, md l0@t4}18o
for hnn1B, all Paoked. Moes beof, e0.00@9.25;
oxtra NOSE do, sl0. .00@10.25; boot llams, a28.06
@2o.6o. Cty tallow, 711@791o; grease quotable
at 61l@o9lo Sales were reported Of 1850 brls
mesa pork, seller July, at el5.75 250 tca lard,
spilor juno, ut 1886 $50 tcs do at $3.50 100
tcs do, seller July 1T $3.50; $50 toa do at $8.40
lor July, at 696c Too 600 iha short ribs at b}6c
Flour was dull and little bottor than nominal
OF unchanged prlccs, as tile bulk Of the salea ro-
ported Horc on private tor1nH-which gonorally
monns shave from quotations. Shippers hold
of in Wow of continued woalsnoas In New York,
and tho unsettlod condition OF wheat hero,
though holders wero gonoralty willing to make
concessions, II sntes could have boon afoctod
by doing so. Bran was stoady. gales wore ro-
ported Of 100 brls white winter extras (Eclipeo)
at S10.50; 100 brls spring extsaa at s7.00 100
brlB do at 1850; 400 brls do on private terms;
100 bris uusound wintore at 1915; 100 brls ryo
flour {Beloit) at 94.40. Total, 900 brla. Also
100 brls cornmoal on private terms, ind 10 tons
bran 1t 5000 on track. The following woro tho
y,rfon - In 1tn
, 1873-06-07

UpdS-Eae EaAFkos openod aottHo and arm At tho
doolna noted yesterday, and continued active and
strong 10 tho o1osc Tho moderate chsraotcr Of Tho
receipts, together with tho cooler weather preynient
on liberal scale, At S3.oo8s05 for comrnon d fxoo
@4os for medium, and Ut &410@t.2o for good 10
cloice. The stale hoga numbered about 16,oO6 head,
while tho frosh receipts reached 1000 hoad making
total supply Of % 900 head but th.a apply, though
large was not much ln e1ceas Of tho wants of buycIet
Tho market closed firm at s. o04O0 for poor to COM
mon at $4059410 for inodtum and at $l15es425 for
good to choca-inlicating au advance OF 6a10c as
compared with tho closing lr1cca Of yoaterday Trans-
actions enQhr1ca the fn11nMfun - -
, 1873-06-07

Fl 10 doJk, II tho clo8o Itoifo Mall
was DOM b Tho lowest poiMt Of Tho day, bt Dlos rc
rnsorea TO 55f. Tho teeino IN Ohfoa waa duo 10 TO-
o.n pt n 'Ahofxgd tss'.o Of bonan tho fact being
Tho G1reotea report of TIM Pacific Mail Directors IL
nqtKealy Tor publication.
m Lake bboro at,a Union Pacific hayo boon comnnta-
tTe'y ntendy which ia attributed to plrcnaoa by Par.
ncH gohtrolllng tho Two eoinraniee. Tho market
caosed {1veriah and unsettled,
, 1873-06-07

LATEST.
In tho afternoon, wheat and corn woro In
aotivo speculative do1nand. and advanced.
Wheat was ~ higher. No. spring sold At
sl.255G@1. .2GN aellor tho month, closing at
1;2o1; and 81 1229a@1.29 scllor July, closing at
tho outside. Corn was 10 higher on tho jane
option, selling aat 95@S511o sellez tho month,
closing at 95Hc; and 3S1(@38No sellor July,
closing ut the inside; asRo at 41No neller Ail-
gust. In provisions, enloy include 700 br1s mcss
pork ut $l6.76 selley July, and $50 tcs lard at
$8.40, Heller July
, 1873-06-07

New yonK, June B.--a1onoy was easier ut to Q Per
cent.
6torlng steady OF 108 16-1G10o for ai1ty days. aud
l1U9110}{ for sight,
Gold was n1nsr, advancing from 117X to l1sA, with
the latest businesa at l1R@1lBk. Loaua from 8 to
for CARRYING clearings, ~ 900 600, The Assistant
Treasurer llstursed $l7S, 600,
ooyernment bonds Asm demand active st fun
prices, but offerings small,
The eocretary OF the Treasury has isaled nnothor
coll for $40 bonds the amount being $90 000 This
makcs So 900 OF 620s converted thus far by the
Syndicate Into now dyo-per-ceLta.
6tato bonds dull and unchanged.
Stocks opened t1rsn, hut Paetao Mall soon becamo
weak, aud had tendency 10 depresa tho rent Of tho
raaskot. IN the altornoon the depression became
more marked, and general decline With mora activity
followed. The largest salea were In Pacific Hail aud
ptIos+ Tho former declined from .<lA 10 88x, and
, 1873-06-07
COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY EVENING, June o.
Tho following wero tho receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce IN Chicago
during tho past taenty-four hours, and for tho
date one year ago:
, 1873-06-07

The ban Francisco BHttet1h OF May X says:
W6 give today, special reports from tho most I'm
posan. sta.n-grow,ns rotnta in tho State about hs
condition Of tho eraps These reports are, On tho
whole. much more favorable thaa waH anticipated
three WeekH ago. With tlreo or -FOUR inchea moro OF
rain coming lase in the season, We should hasa had
Tho largest wheat harvest ever known n tho State.
Tho shrinkaHe from drouth 10 matter Of conjecture.
Tic area Of lsad son ts email grains wa larger than
way towards making up tho aggregate donoienoY
10 amount % compared with tho whoat
strongly oil the aggregate resul vis: tho San Joaquin
Valley Aud yet the reports from some pasta Of this
ass en eo a. ns n @ Tas y
valley But 1t has sayed partially wholly large dis
trlos oven there Many bosyo that taking into con-
stderstiSn ,S e Featsr mr. sown the aggresse whoa
thfoefourths Of much tho crop OF l872 wa shall
ha mora than glad to chtoutela tho faot.
LAKE FREl1ltTs,
Tho buffalo Commercial Adperttsc,' aaya:
The navigation season Of 1878 bids fair to 10 on nc
tive onp hut fs probable that freight rates y bOtA
lake aud canal will ruo lower than they did during
1874 For several aeasoua previous to 1871 tho lako mud
canal business al this port had beon lurenuperutiYe
md tho ossea Of orafa by casualties woEo uot replaced
, 1873-06-07

nre a,1otabto at 7@7xo for corn, aud 8@eko tot
whoat Tho outside he1ng Tho aakfng ra!oa The follow
Prop Oily ct Dotroit aud barge Guiding gsr, CORN
through prop Montgomery, corn and oats through
To Doaton, via OgdeHsburgh- City Of Toledo $
corn at 400, To l{oaton, vii Buffalo-pfop Mohawt
corn at ACC. To 13unaloBohr Acorn, corn at 10. II
99llinEwood1 Otter, oaa at 6c: 70 Prescott
Thomas Rowland, corn on private torrus. Total ca
20, GOD h,i oats.
13uFrAto, June l.-Chnrtora reported. Hchra aaud
Flint Maran9o Alice and Elizabeth Joncs coal Ia Gil,
cago At $l.o0 por ton, froo.
, 1873-06-07

avorngo advance Of 10 OH yesterdays pricos,
though the shipments wore small and much OK
encouragement to holders in tho advicos from
other markets. On yesterday tho demand for
cash ,vhent WIS good, oil tho offerings bott'g
readily taken up. though not ut such Q premium
waH = rather extensive calling Of margins on tho
shorts for tAis month, and this would probably
llayo caused a moro important advnnco, but for
tho fact TINT d wcll-]inown operator waa se|1g
freely, and It was suspected tint he was unload
markot. Ho loft towards tho cloae, and then the
alorts became excited. The situation
Hll hangs upon tho question Of
juno deliveries nnd the J., moro deferred
aion. soor tho month oponol At 81 rs. advanced
to a1,2413, declined to S1.23i5, roae to 3l.2595,
aud closed ut 31,2515, with cash wheat at T. pre-
MUM Of about 14c por bu. sollor July sold at
s12iA{@iH2 { L y e19osias st g 2 22 t solor An
Inactive. No. spring was ateady at $3.50, No.
do at 81.16, and rejected do at 95o; but all
would probably hayb commanded higher prices
at tho close, as the options advanced ~ after
Mere Il, 400 bu No. spring Ct $3.50; 1902 bu
1900 bu do at $l.252S 10, GOO bu do at 91.2511
800 bu do at S1.25; 10. 400 bu No. . spring (ape-
81 % 1o9 s sn;ng saS 1aeo b %ots dS s
averaging 1ho higher than tho lowest point
touched last oyening, though. lower than tho
Change prcos Of yeatordny. Tho extenBtyedrop
tho sRort interest, who {olt tbat they could III
In moro choap}y In the option market than by
bringing In corn from tho country. Than, too,
1t was asccrtainod that yesterdays rumors Of hot
Only hsys spFSnd VIII
really but littlo probability TINT our corn In store
will got out Of condition, rs tho weather IL now
! mora favorable, and the inspection has
been BEEN strict sd 'oSash thS ,ho spfHs T. hsp hhssp
Nov York was reported armer, but this vas
fully compensated by local advance In frcights,
Which prevented shippers from operating freely.
| Seller tho month opeued at $3.50, advanced to
s s EsssaGs ss. ss S 9a sS rGs " Sf e s s0s1g sg
Ing II $500. Seller August sold ct 4o16 6@4l}6o.
| Strictly fresh receipts closed at 8Gllo.
Cash sales were reported Of 1900 bu Nc. et
s7}1o; 1000 bu No. q at 38}1o; q, 900 bu do
$500; =, 200 bu do at o511o; 5000 bu DO 1t
$3.50 $1,000 bu do ut 8l55o; 10000 bn do at
$40; 100000 bu do ut 84o 900 bu do mt
s3No.; 10000 hu Do at osMc; 22s0o bu ro-
teotsad a2s 81 Se bu Dc, Dc as 1'ooe bu
Oats wore in fair domand aud irregular, but
averaged 30 higher than yostorday, though tho
receipts were again considerably In o1cess Of tho
shipments: The recent break brought out buy
| ete, aud the short interest took hold freely,
| while offerings wora loss plainly as tho woak
holders had previously sold out. Seller tho
month or regular aold at 28}1o closing at tho
| outside, with discrimination Of barely ~ in
@soo, closing ut 295f@90o. Cash eales wero 70.
81, 900 bu Il 5s91o; IL, go bu At 2s1o i, ,ood5
bu at 2Bo 5000 bu rejected at 2i]35c; 1900 bu
dsmna 4 299 6q In dg % s s 2te 9eq Hu sg
, 1873-06-07

sHEEp-Thcro was fair demand for mutton
grades ind aecra were onrbod to realize at toIerably
tho market seems to have rathor q downward look,
No q,oso poor to common at S3,G0@3.76 medium at
$4.00@4.25, md good to choice at $1.50@5.00. Wool
sheep sell at $4.00@G.o0. Lambs at $1,60@3.1O psr
hnnn
, 1873-06-07

Three dollars per car to be added when trnpNoErcds
which charge follows tho ahinglcs+
Thirkness-F1vs shingles to bo Two tnchea IN thick
ness.
Leug&h-SIxteen tuchea.
HARDWOOD. .--..
Dlnck-Wa1uut - Counters, t1oo.00D16o.00; clear,
sss ooa76o0; common, 440.00@bo0o; Gull, $so.o06
SIS flooring, $50. 00@00.00. -.-
Ash-CIuar, 500 01440.00; common, t20o0925.c0 !;
Gull, So .9o9le.o 90 flooring, $50. .oo34o 90:
Oak-plear, $3Q.00@40.00; common, $200o925.0o; !;
Gull, $l2.n0@1a.0Q,
Hickory-0lcar, ss5 .oo@45,oo; common. <25.oo@
$500; Gull, sl20d9lB.00.
hiaple-Clear $3100R .0o; common, $2ooo@3o.oo ;
putternut-oiear, $5ooo@so.oo; common, $4,000
$500.
Whltewood-Clcar, $30.0o@4o.00; common, 1900
l930. 90 !; Gull, 5l0.009l6.00.
Wagon atock-1Iickory axles per set, 81 .00@1 so
wagon poles, each, 45@55c box boards,