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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

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posi's RECORD Office, Msia Street, Petro
leum Centre, Pa.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-17

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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
Our Nations Anniversary.

The day commemorative Of the
Declaration Of Independence, which
was enacted by the Continental
Congress, at Philadelphia, on the
Fourth Of July, l776, occurs to-
day. No event in a nations his
tory is more important than tsbirth.
Thousands of loyal hearts, nay,
millions. will to-day rejoice in the
memory OF that event. 1t will
bring vividly to mind the dangers,
hardships and struggles which our
patriotic Eorefathers endured, the
terrible sufferlngs, and the many
precious lives that were willingly
sacrificed to establish our nation
upon the strong foundation Of Re-
publican liberty. In this noble
work their lives were splendid ex.
amples of pure self:denial and pat
riotic devotion. Inspired by these.
they achieved torus q goodly heri'
tage; and upon this, the ninety
seventh anniversary of its establish
ment, we rise up and pronounC'
them blessed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
Greas Progress.

Not q hundred years have yet
marked the cycles since our nations
birth. Men are yet living lew, it
is true-whose lives run parallelin
time with its life. As compared
with the ages Of other governments,
the United States has scarcely laid
aside its swaddling clothes. Its
sun Of existence has, as it were, just
sned out its rays from above the
eastern hills; and yet, how might
lily it has learned to shine. How
great has been its increase Of popu-
lation-its growth in all the ele-
ments Of national strength and
prosperity, how rapid! The three
millions have become forty millions;
the thirteen States have multiplied
to thirty-seven States and ten -four.
ishing Territories. Then see the
thousands of miles Of railway that
have supplanted the stage-coach ;
the splendid mansions that have
taken the place of logcabins; the
rich and populous cities that have
risen like magic from few dwell
ings; the amply-endowed institu
tions Of learning, magnificent
churches and benevolent institutions
that have grown up, giving sub
stantial glory to our prosperity
the free and equitable character 9
our laws and their prompt enforce
ment. No wonder the people o
other nations, less liberal in thei
frame Of government, regard tn
United States as the chief luminar,
among the nations. No foot Q
land but its rays have reached. Tn
people Of every cline and natio'
have seen and felt its penetrating
beams Of influence, and have com
focking for more Of its light, an
millions are longing TO come. Gu
national influence being SO great
how great should be our conslstenc
in maintaining our cherished prir
ciples.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

audience thst one BY enc eathefed
laughed heartily. Some misCAieyoW
boys, or practical jokists had clothed
the figure during the night before.
How the feat was performed Is now
the inquiry Of the Salemites. a moral
philosopher might draw some whole
some lessons from that Transformation.
Serious apprehensions Of more
Apache troubles are felt IN Arizona.
An exchange thinks they need slx
feetby tourreseryatiois, under ground.
There Is said to be at this time over
one hundred tons Of salmon on the
wharf at Astoria.
The Presbyterian church at Olympia
was dedicated last Sunday. AT The
close of the services $379 were raised
to assist in paying the Indebtedness on
the church.
The Bulletin says seven men were
employed last Tuesday In saving the
life Of an unfortunate mouse that had
dropped into the river; and they suo-
ceeded.
Bathing In the Willamette river b.
common among the Salem youth.
During June 1870 arrests were mAds
In San Francisco.
Over 100000 acres Of land are
open to homestead and presumption In
Dakota.
Nine marriage licenses were issueS
in Marion county during June, two
less than in May.
The Presbytery Of Oregon met ~
Olympia in the Methodist church, June
26th. and was opened with sermon
by Rev. Theodore Crowl.
Syl. C. Simpson, State SuperlnteAd-
ent Of Public Instruction, announces
July 9TH, as the time for the first Semi
Annual Session of the State Board Of
Examination TO be held at Salem, In
his office, beginning q 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. Candidates for Life Diplomas,
and State Certificates are requested
to be present promptly at that time.
The Statesman says the foundation
for the capitol building is almost com
pleted, and looks Sufficiently solid fOH
all purposes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
FOREHGN NEWS.

Northern Italy was visited With
earthquake shocks on the morning Of
the Goth ult. Several accidents oC-
Cured at Venice and Verona, where
the motion was severe. A church v
reported destroyed at Felleto, and 80
persons killed; and in four villages
near Victoria fourteen persons were
killed and many injured. Great dam
age was done at Belluno also.
A general rising in Biseay in favor
of the Carlists was anticipated on the
9th ult. At Bilboa the Carlists wer1
impressing able bodied men into the
ranks and seizing all the arms they
could find.
Castanon's forces were defeated BY
the Carlists on the 18th ult., compell-
ing them to flee in disorder. At Sc
vile conflict between the troops and
the inhabitants was imminent.
King Victor Emanuel arrived at
Florence, June 26th, and Immediately
summoned Signor Minghetti to under
take the task Of forming a new Min
istry.
News from Khiva to the 26th nlt.,
announces that the Khan has capitr-
lated, Internationally to the Russian
forces, and the Capital was occupied
by the Cars troops. *''
Yokohama dates to the 9Th ult.,
state that the educational system OF
Japan, about which so much has been
said, is in danger OF proving a failure.
Only one superintendent is appointed
in eight departments. The Mikad0,
considering the financial embarrass-
ment of the Government asks that
the work Of rebuilding his palace b.
suspended, The native press is clam
oring for the establishment Of found
ling and lunatic asylums. Farmers
throughout Japan are advised to adopt
our agricultural labor-saving machines
and implements, No pupils win here
after be admitted to the public schools
unless they are vaccinated. @
The sheck of earthquake experinced
in Italy on the Goth ult., was even
verse in Its effects than reported, In
the country north Of Venice. At
Belluno, four persons were killed &nd
many injured; at Towes, three were
killed; at Pires, eleven; at Viss0ui,
two; at CaVassigo.. one. Hundreds Of
houses were leveled, and several
churches are In ruins. On the Both
ult., thousands of the people weEc
: encamped in the fields.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
Death Of Judge Wilson.

It's announced by telegram that
Hon. Joseph G. Wilson, our Rep
resentative in Congress, is dead.
he died at the home of his wild
owed mother, in Marietta, Ohio, on
the morning of July I'd, Of paral-
ysis. His death is not only a great
loss to bis relatives, friends and
party, but is a serious loss to the
State. His knowledge Of the State
Of Oregon extended back through
q period of some twenty years. He,
as it were, grew up with the State,
receiving the appointment in 1852
of Clerk OF the Supreme Court; in
1860, the position Of District Attor-
ney Of the Third Judicial District; /;
in 1862, the position of Judge OF
the Fifth Judicial District. In
1864 he was elected to the same
position. In 1870, Judge Wilson
was defeated by Hon. J. II. Slater
for Congress; in 1872 he was
again nominated by the Repub-
licsn party for the same po-
siton; and after q brilliant
canvass against Hon. John
Burnettwss elected by . majority
Of $50 votes. Judge Wilson never
took mis- seat at Washington af
Congressman, there having been nc
session Of the House since the 4th
OF last March, at which time hlt
term began; but he spent q good
deal Of time in Washington last
winter, working for the interests o.
Oregon, and preparing himself fol
active duties in Congress. Judge
Wilson was o successful lawyer, al
able Judge, and bid fair to make
one Of the best Representative
Oregon evar had. Socially our de
ceased Representative had many
warm personal friends, who viii
most regret his death. He wa
about Sorty.fve years of age at tn
time Of his death.
Relative to bis successor, tn
Constitution Of the United State
requires that such shall he elected
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
There is said to be Chinese an.

There is said to be Chinese ap.
thority for the statement, that tAe
Emperor of China has forbidden
the expectation Of opium after
eighty daysfrom the6rst the third
month, which is April, and forbid
ding his subjects to smoke the drug
on pain Of decapitatiOn. Consider
able excitement was caused in San
Francisco by the announcement Of
the news.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

AtSt- Johpbury, en last saturday,
1 tafrner, named James Snsw, while
tlprUk; shot 4 peddler, named John
Stanton, who called at his house sOsall
him some goods.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

!, An exchange says, "ths man
most likely to make his mark in
in the world, is one who capnoot
write his own uathe. ''H we think
the man Who writes mOt6 than one
name, is Ssry spt 70 create /. remaF|k,, %
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04
An Explosion.

An explosion Of nitro glycerine
and giant gunpowder occurred in
Virginia City, Nevada, on the
night of June 10Th, killing ten per
sons and wounding manv Others.
The explosion was caused by six
cans Of nitro-glycerine exploding
$50 pounds Of giant powder and
200 pounds Of black blasting pow
der, all ofwhich were stored beneath
the room of General Van Bokkelen.
A number Of buildings were shat
tered apd partly thrown to the
ground. The body Of Gen. Van
Bokkelen was found in a corner Of
what was his room, his features so
bruised and charred as to be hardly
recognizable. J. P. Smith and hit
former clerk were found about SO
feet from the room occupied by
them. Devine was killed by al
iron door, which was hurled . dis
tance ofabout 100 feet. The names
of the others known to be- killed
are Ben. Mandell, Charles u
Knox, Mrs. Emily O'GCnncr, Mrs
Deane and daughter. q. s~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

The Republicans Of the State Of
Maine have put Mellon Dingley in
nomination for ,GoYsuip Their
resolutions are erhphatically in con.
dsmnation Of the back pay measure
Of the last Congress;
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04


1t is plausably copjeCtured that.
the strong opposition which has.
been lately shown against railway
enterprises throughout the country
and the i'll success which some re-
cent enterprises have met with,
will cause . general decline in
railroad building for the next, few
years. Capitalists in this country
as well IS in Europe are becoming
more and more cautions abOat In
yesting in such enterprises at any
rate. ,..4l .fsa n 8
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

There is . scarcity aealnen Ia the
GAn Francisco port. XII sSe W. ~
.g'EtfNf "
1E@tFEs
, 1873-09-13

nroWfnr t1iatrint4 nf TIM nnrt1iwnat Thtg lnttDr
yory p ain IN tor S,ewa 70 ts W lhoy T insato On
tAo{r nsling figures bolng pai antl thoy partially
auccoodod Rodoipta continno vory fir, wbllo
tho ot-go in relatively SMALL sliprors finding It
moro profitable to send ont whoat than corn
In unnecessary to atnto what would bo tito ofreot
| ut tho nrosonk tno on tho corn MARKET for tho
reason tint such M m oyont huu beon partially M
| ticipatca already. Opening salcH OF No. 2 (rog
sold up to 411lo, md closod firm Mt 411 116l41 ~.
October ranged at 42166D4211Io, md closod firm
at 4256@521{o. Novonlbcr was dull ut 44c.
Fresh receipts Of No.: wore firm at 41A@
At Se!6@3oo. cana& corn wae quiet.
Casl, aa1os wore reported Of II 600 by high mixed
aud No. at A1}1c; %, 900 hn do at 41g6o; $4,000
bn 20 At d11fo; 0,0o0 bu do at AlAo; 81, COG
bu frouh ct ,Aloi 60, ,0oG bu No as 1919; 10000
bn Do at 9s11o; $4,000 l,l No: and lligli mixed
at 4014o; IL, 600 bu No. at 40c, all niloat, To-
to-, 2o7, 2oo b~u. ~ ..
oasa wero moderately nctiyo, and 1lt92o high
eeanng ee nS"g ot YS srs sron n,a tho pesnon do
ers hold rather steady. Tho inquiry was mainly
M Mas mainly bpooulatiyo, m M sppors doing very IT.
To- no, 500 81 g. l2s3o cash or sollor tho
g. ineluo figures. Nojeqtod quiet at 2GN@27o.
G@sh aaioa M @ Moro reported Ct ~ ago bu No. at
6o74oi oa,ouo ~ uo ht @o1Ao 2.4uu bu 40 at
6a2 d,29o on 40 Wnito NJ 224o dou bu 90 at
1io !'1g0 @ ou 40 o. 2621o Soo bu by sample nt
119g 20 ~ N uo "1'o ~ o'o' ELL 1loo Oh poara.
19n,na ~. - tz,zuo ~ w:
1ye WAS IN act1Vo demand On Bhipping and To-
cal account, and all offerings wore roa1ily taken
ut yesterdays priceB-GGo for No. 2-tho market
r1nsinv etcnhv Galoa worc ronortol ~ ii Ann
bn M a Mt ffc
Harlev Tvna n ooo1 domon, ond Tim ,o.r,,ot
wan active md firmnr. No. . sailing nt ~ ogSS
1,9O: No. ct 95of6si'0o. and roiectad nt sl}9
o0c, iii closing quito tirm, equal to an adyaueo
Of 2c nor huaiIol on No. Q. Rccoints fnr fn.mors
tho day previous, and Ills. coupod viii ~ GOOD n,e
inquiry from TIC shorta and shippers capsoi
, 1873-09-13

The following Instruments wero fled for rec
,rd on Friday, sept. T.:
CITY PROPERTY.
The premises No. ~ Winchester ny, dated Sept. l !;
consideration, $500.
Sampson st, between Paulna and Wood ste, n I, 24x
a #, dated March ~ consideration, $500.
Ogden nv, III Ito It, Il Of Thirteenth st, t. 25x
% It, dated Aug. Z; consideration, slices.
The premises No. 238 Division st, dated Eent II !.
consideration, $4,000.
Lincoln nv, II W corner Of Centre at, 1o511o5 aud
I CLIO IT, .latel Sept. consideration, 81, 600.
Lincoln nv, los # Of Centre st, T. 20 IT, rum
ling to Ceutro st dated Sept. /; consideration,
$500.
Howe ST. o4s # Of Sophia at, T. 2411e4x #, date
ient. ; consideration. sioooo.
Howe st, 995 It of Critre st, n 271l24S IT, dated
jsrf. !; consideration, $4,000.
Leayltt ST. 1o5 It north Of Division st. 251124 9-1o
cortIan It, IDS Il Of nradwoil st, +, a4s1no II,
inted sept. 8; conai,ieraton, $2b90 bs1o,. nu,
eH54 1T4 az ,e a4a s3 o.
WABASH av 10 GSfi' jackson IT. 4osiH S.1o IT,
T 6 9as @ os L. Lcash ss 10 Within Sn Arod
ao, II, with building, in Yo,ug'e acres Of Il
ID: Sec IL, 80, II, dated Aug. o consideration,
iIasted st, las # Of sopha st, W.T. 2s1125 $40 It,
latsd N:,, Ang; 2s; ssoensideraton, % 8 100.
,is % ~ g. Is es Z 5 ST. t. eoo IT,
Mautene St eos Il Y Of milwaukee, av, #, 24111o
t, dated Sopt. 0 consideration s. U00,
Same aa tho above, datel Sept. 0 consideration,
5000.
Indiana nv, 90 It n Of Thirty-fourth II, T. 231123
I, dated Aug. ~ ; consideration, i, ,008.
Cottage Grove ay, bet Thlrty-aeysnth and Thirty
ghth sts, T. 32x10o IT, dated Sept lo consideration,
iotM IN Block 5s E!etou's Addition, datca Aug. 40
Lot %, III dtvcus 4 Gilbort,a 16 acres Of x Of
" Il Sec. II, 10. H. dated Sept. 0; consideration,
l:aut u Of Lot /, In Robeon,s BLOCK It, seo 7, 80,
1, dated Aug. q; consideration, s., ,2a0.
Cottage place, l}pt Tlirty-hrst and Thirty-aecond
,w i Lot 80, with building dated Aug. consIder
Lot T. III block l. of Dclematcrs Subdivision in W
of Sec. u, 81, 10, dated Sept. Il: consideration,
Lot ~ in Yalos Block H. In Estons Addition, tatod
,l,g+ IL ; confederation, 81 ,UO0.
Lot a. IN Block 6H, Estons Addition, datod Aug,
1 :; consideration, 37U0,
Park ay, Of md near Wood at, 4, Lot and *
q l.os :, datei Aug. ; cotsiloraion, $4,000.
ioH Il seo. g. 80, II, datcd July ii; conuidera-
East tx of Lots Il to II, in Block IT, in 1ulcr
Wright Nebstus's Additiou dated sel 8 considers
Chicago AZ, ncas Bo cornur of scdgwick Ut, n f. Lot
datcd Aug. Z; consideration, f5.400.
NORTH OF CITY L1MIrH.
scc 49, 10, ID, tlnted Aug co,lsllsraon. 81 Il I'D
duration, S1,250.
SOUTH OF CITY L1.sl1s,
Lots to o. iii Winchester lIall's part Of II u of n ~
Hoe. TO- Oh, II, dated july 10; considerable, $40 Co
Lot g. in bluck u, Of W, Il Hec, i; 50, ID dsto
uIy consideration, 81, 800.
Undivided q Of Lots 6 tn 7, In block O. of Prlcos
uhSiyie!on h ~ &c., H. ~, IA, aatod Sept. II cona-
Lat u.s. III lilock 4. Of phnre'a n " mex of az se,
~, ~, dated Aug, 10 consideration, 33ao.
, 1873-09-13
ONEY AND COMM ERCE


FntDAY EVENING, Beps. IA.
Tho movement Of currency to tho country was
omo,ylns lightor today than yesterday, but tho
upply OF currency Ia 10 Bcanty hero now that
ntss flnl 1t l,a,ti work 10 I'LL tho ordora OF their
onntry customers, which wore atll humorous
nough this morning to SGT half-n-dozon banls
aslliers shining around to their ne!gl,boss to
Gil oxchnngo for currency. Tho pressure to
oil depressed tho price Of exchange, aud somo
ound LOTS wore gold at 91.25 por $1,000 dis
cunt, though solno exceptional aalos wero made
tt 81. Tho amount Of exchange OIL tho market
very largo. ellipmonts Of grain, hogs, cattle,
'tc.. aro worry largc, mud 1t Is to this that the
ontinuod eaHo Of tho money market Ia duo.
Deposits nre reported by some OF tho banks to
layc fallen of considerably In tho last woek,
nd Tho supply Of loannblo funaa to lave do
:reascd in proportions. Othor haukH, however,
ay thoir deposits hayo not been 80 largo In six
nonths rs they aro now. In the aggregato,
lowevor, wo bolioye deposits aro lower than a
xoek ago, md tho supply Of money is smaller.
3honld grain continue to accumulate anothor
Sook as it llas tho lust, tho effect upon tho
money market can scarcely fail to bo very de-
llcd.
The Assistant Treasurer in this city received
mother s500,0 Of small bills from Washing
on to-day for tho accommodation Of tho banlts.
Tho Hmount however, IL too small to meet ono
II In
sn1h u to relnoatH 2! ,ne county "no
,o tu ~ 1olaotls 7loali oi1h l1o'' 'n't'
'om,s mM moro. noEo.,,,,-- -, 49, ,.,,n,.o4 T.,
tMo plGsont coi.ai.1 u i lily a' t,i
acy Of tho common notion that the supply OF
t.ulcs ts my omees ~ a' uuy Gasuus T.. ~
ns " uy t g. n n ~ mn ~ ~
..eo ti'a' ~ 10 "o.s s ps' TiuEe p.oli ~
I'VE lily o1llor n!1u . u S"sl Autus, aGu so.s
a'h ,1 nn!e., money 'ety Plenay' pceaus9 @
iv ~ vsoaucts ot .!e "qss ' "ro nelng su,n als1
tR3;Gu 1as.".'a tna nno b1stne .o.snao7 ~
iISnoo W ~ ,.u tat " ~, ,1,ar
j. o. ttaH clty ptosa'l al over shG NorsnWess @
aa ptognpio 'iAs WV lNtlneta " !llla9iS, NLa.
ii.a 14Wa; Ely HliIoaptn n"Yo sviu alpl. i,
a;I u hi u ener Mnoat cIop' aau iMFo ceon
nn nm "a'n nnn tue ar r1 mn noe anc wooh7 itou
iizu,ooo'ouo 70 SI2,ooo,oou 1or "neas
,,.t ,,ol!ut ~ H. sAS noln1l,g aoo"E o1nol Plo7
!ueta. ,, 1uG PToboi1t eonaliioh u lIaae anu
, 1873-09-13
osc; do Primo, 75@78o; lo common, d5a70o; Porto
[so molanses, cl1olce, 62@Gbo; common mo1atsea, 90

l!iso "oaases el'oee, 5a@oSo; common molas.ea, 10
aALEnATu.-Commo to bent, 0@s1oc.
brinrH-Alhpco, 17Gs1ao: cloves, 4o949e: caseis,
s pEs 3sse ;sas e a. 1%sss; ssSsg s.
e,S ae;rs-FSsnsh ' me!tle', @ German o,!1e
e,se; White 1sosa, osGeiSo Brown wi,ulsor' I'D
415o; r:lm, o9otSo; bayon IMMORTAL, oA@o1so; e.
s1a ss9SnnF' 'Gs7e; Champaign, 0H@d1to primrose, GO
- arAno,s-ao,., 20 100: corn. o@11o; laundry, 90
dnEEN FiTiTs%o. pears arc 1owor m.ny
Tho oss prso fof lso"s e h %y si4oe .hey
change. Wo quote: 1crnons, s13ooal4.oo por boz.
roars, s3.oo54 4'6o 1cr eass; DO plurns, red, 400
39o nSr Gasc 10 III o green Is b 70
Do. s3oo3a75 por bri 3555oo POT b.sRa. Dlackber-
n as s.p bdx er a d. per r. Fl 4o
per i,aakst, sltoa2oo arapea per caao u2n bo1oel,
so@75o Delaware DO. siooal.2t ror baskot siborian
ss II as.S pas Etc.
Hops-Thcro was no new development In thss
market: l.. Oh n no 3 ceiling quietly at 2os4oc. Tho
HAY Nothing now was reported in connection with
this inasks. Tho demand wan small, and was sup
paid b. doaorB,-cara to contain 10000 lts-aH fol-
t, loWa; New timothy, prime xl4oo@91ooo; do No. !,
go o0@11. 90 Do midland, 50 to,o0@ld60; do slouRh,
nfa.oo@soo. 90 LootE q ao or wAqos-rmothy. s1ooo5
l20o Irhiric 5000 1o0o For delivery Of pxcRaod,
s1.00@1.to. according to distance.
H1DEs-Wcrc arm md higlor, curod advancing to
1oac, and 11c for hoavy anl light. Dry stock ia In
Green city 1tchors' 7ko; green cured. Light :l1Ao;
14a g. heavy ioc rsrs cured loh9I1o green cs 1e@
3lo :; dry Bslted, leK@1fHc; dry Aint, 18H@ioNo;
long.haircd kip, 1l@11hc; deacon skins, 6o@ooc;
grnbby, scored out, or otherwise damaged, two-
thirds price.
, 1873-09-13

The following Instruments wero fled for rec
,rd on Friday, sept. T.:
GTTy rnprFrry
, 1873-09-13
COMMERCIAL,

Fn1nAr EVENING, Sept, "a.
The following Tero tho receipts and shipments
Il the loading articles OF produce In Chicago
uring the past twonty-four hours, md tor tho
corresponding lato ono year ago;
, 1873-09-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,


Total, ............. kfen m Tat
uhlILt-lf thero was my change In the situation
Or tho catto market tho change 10 snto Of creator
aulcBs and depression thnn prevailed on Tho preced-
Ing days Of tha week, II aucl thing woro possible
Tho receipts wero na and this wau Tho op1Y fayora-
0lo feature to be noted lu connection with the market
Thore wete fewor buyers thau usual, aud tho few in
aonlAnca seemed to take interest In the traffic
and tho tlnya Halca made d very DOOR showing
At tho East thoro 10 still oyerplus bs thin cattle
which keor8 prices thero unsettled and weak for ali d.
scriptions consequently shippers arc lisincned to
operate H!d0 margins Tho range Of to-day,s
aalca w1s .87k, though tho larger portion OF
tho trnnsfDrs effected ut $2b0@b.00. Butchers
done ntte, majority Of tlem hayu8 1llcd their or
dsrs earlier in tho week and withdrawn. few lots
wore hkcn lit their interest at $4,000. 4.00 Btockcrs
wero neglected, at $27b400 for poor to good lots Of
from 7o0 10 $50 bs average. The market closed dull
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deovoa-Grndcd steers, averaging ], 400
thH And upward. e14G.l0
C1otco Deoyca-Fine, fnt, Wel fof1nel year
TO year old Rtee1s, Averaging 900 to
aood indy formed ''S'''''
ateors, averaging 1500 to 800 tbB. 480@52o
Medium dradcH-aloora In tRir 1esh, aver
aging 100 to ,250 lbs. 46Q84.75
Dutchcra Stock = Common to fair steers,
and good to oxtra COWS, for city slaughter,
averaging 500 to 100 lbs. 325S425
Stock Uattlo = Common cnttlc In decent
flesh, Averaging 100 to to 1c5o lbs. ..... 30oDL00
1nfertor-Light aud thin cows, hoifcrn,
stags bulls, and scallawng sseorB ....... 175@27S
Cate-TexnE, Northern wintercd .......... 323G34 Is
Catte-Texas, through drovcs ............ 176d93Uo
, 1873-09-13

hoa;lei cothea pins, fi.6oG1.s5; w.shboarde, $23s
fa Saeo Eee !1s1 bssro! eoverr, t2o@2bo: taens
mott sl.66 do, ss in nest, 81 10 broom handles,
3la.00c5tab0 per IN No. l,oonlB, $3.00; No. do.
$16p{@2. rs do, common 81 .75ta2,60.