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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-28

FEED STORE Jacob Wolenhaupt has
opened -four and feed store, on Ohio
street, in the rear of kelly's grocery store,
where he will keep a full supply of flour,
feed, baled hay and such articles as are
generally found in an establishment Of this
kind. ll-Idtt.
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Don't fail TO procure MRS WINSL0W's SooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
of teething in children 1t relieves the child from
pain cures wind collie. regulates the bowels. and by
giving re ief and health to the child, gives rest TO
the mother. BE- sure and call for
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all Druggists 6-25dmwiGm
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, at V. Daub-
err $ horse shoeing shop, two first class horse
shoers. None but the experienced need
apply. 25d6t.
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Jonas Bear the Buford Block clothier,
will sell you new and CLEAN goods cheap
err than che other houses who are selling
ont their old stock. 5-7dtf
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ROCKFORD. ROCK ISLAND AMIDST. LOUIS r. R.

Trains connect at Rock Island with the Chicago,
u 1. a Pacihc; the Peoria n H. l., and the Western
u for Burlington Galesburg and Peoria. Al Bush
nell with the q. ID. a q. for Quincy. Az Boards
town with the Springfield a Illinois South Eastern
Tor springfield and pana AZ Chaplin with the To
ledo, W 4 weatarn for Jacksonville, Naples and
Hannibal; aud at 81. Louis with all Railroads and
steamboat lines diyerging from that point.
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REMARKs,-On he 22d and 24th insts snow mea-
survment 4 inches. The entire surface OF the
Globe occupies about 700 millions Of square miles
nearly three fOrths Uf which is covered by water:
j. MClLYAIN. Il s. [ :. S.A.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.

THE DAILY ARGUS IL delivered IN any part OF the
City, at TWENTY CENTS PER WEE or EIGHTY
CENTS MONTH.
Orders received at The AReUs COUNTING Room.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-28

FRESH OYSTERS, only IS cents per can,
ut j. A. Sheppard's, opposite the Harper
House.
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REASONS WHY.-The reasons why DIR.
Prices Special Flavorings, Cinnamon, Lem
on, Vanilla, etc, are superior to all others,
is because they are prepared from the
choicest selected fruits and aromatics,
without coloring or poisonous oils, that all
the favoring principles are retained I'M
changed by chemical action, highly coneen-
trated, requiring less to favor, that there
is no deception in bottles as they hold one
half more than those sold for the same
size. That they are in every particular
like his celebrated Cream Baking Powder,
lust as represented.
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The deaf hear who use Durno's Catarrh
Snuff,
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PRESENTS Of embroidered slippers are
always appropriate. Jenny McCorkiudale
has some beautiful patterns cheap at her
milllnory store
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Leave orders at Rock Island House of
fee for livery carriages or hacks
lO27d3m A. NJ PAGE.
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meme, meme TEKEL UPnARsIN, is the
sentence being pronounced against the
scamps who have sought to pirate the
high reputation of DR.. McCabe's Renown-
ed Medicated Blackberry Brandy, which
has never failed curing the cholera, cholera
morbus and all bowel Affections, by palming
off a villianous decoction, in similar bottles
with label closely resembling the genu-
inc, thus jeopardizing the lives of thou
sands of the innocent Pass the scamps
around
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THOSE BEAUTIFUL ostrich feather trim
med hats Miss McCorkindale will sell very
low Bargains at her millinery store.
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nR. GoFF WILL GIVE $50 REWARD

"A nR. CUFF WILL GIVE So REV ARD
,.5h - for any case Of seminal Weakness, Pr
-. waite or Female d sease that his remedies
u cannot cure. He is a'uate Of n frat
M lass Medical oil ge. Circulars giving
20 fun information free. Low prices Quick
- cures No mineral poisons nsed Write at
"a once and save your health and money.
10 DIR. A. G. G bFF.
- 10 13d3m&w1y Syracuse, N Y
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WESTERN UNION r. R.

sOtsg NORTH. LEAVE, ARRIVE
Express and Mail. .........s.n 60 p N.
Accommodation ...........4.3U p. N. 1000 A
Connects at Rock Island with all diyerging lines
Al Fulton with The c. n ~ ". Il X. for Clinton
aud Omaha, west, and Chicago, cast
Az frceport with the / G. X. r. & G. 4 y. ".
r.
Al Belort O.,nton and Racine with the C. 4
". W. H. r.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
INDICATED
Complexion
P 0 W D { R

Imparts to the skin a
beautiful, transparent
whiteness, makes the
skin delicateiy smooth
and soft, removes all
freckles, tan and al
laws all irritations.
This valuable cosmet
ic can be used with the
greatest confidence.
Fifty cents and 81 per
box. Wholesale and
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Break Their Promises.

The Moline Reuie1r declares that John
Gould and George Ninton refuse to keep
their promises, made to MesSrs. Alex.
Steel and W W, Eggleston, both verbally
and in writing We are not surprised that
Moline officials should play the confidence
game on their neighbors, but we did not
think John Gould and George Ninton
would be guilty of it. We see no other
way now, if the Rerje,c tells the truth, but
for Eggleston and Steel to sue them, and
show up their promises in court, as well as
the uIeanuess Of Moline official honor.
The venerable ex-president Of Yale Col
lege, in his regular lecture, before the law
school at New Haven. the other day, makes
reference to the Yirginius case. Hisviews
will be read with great respect as he is IN
doubtedly the best living authority upon
international law His remarks will be
found in this paper Briefly, he considers
this an extreme case which tine ordinary
laws Of nations d. not meet The capture
Of the Nirginius was necessity the
Spaniards could urge that they were prac-
tically invaded by their own insurgents.
The exigencies of the affair, however, d.
not palliate the iuhumanity with which the
captives were treated. Whether we are
justified in interfering in the interests OF
Christian civilization is a point on which
the venerable ex president refrains from
now expressing au opinion.
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NICE THiNGs in the millinery line, at
Jenny McCorkiudale's at New York whole
sale prices Bound to sell Bargains if you
call soon.
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The democratic press, from one end of
the country to the other, demand the res
ignation Cf Secretary Fish The trouble
with the democratic press is that Mr.. Fish
has not embroiled the country in war with
out the assistance of Congress. - Chicago
Inter Ocedn.
Suppose you name dozen or two news
papers, calling themselves Democratic,
which demand any such thing or even are
in favor Of war with any power for any yet
ascertained reason. We have not seen
even one such.
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retail BY J. A Pozzont $40 Olive st, Ninth. s.
Lnnis. Mo. and nv Smith & Bonney and Emil
ErhIar J2-adIy
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS.


The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulrs
private stamp on each bottle Dr. John Bull only
las the rizii to Manufacture and sell the Original
lohn j. Smiths Tonic Syrup. OF Louisville, ny.
examine well the label each bottle. Ii my
private stamp il not TN each oottle, do not pur
hare. will he deceived. See my column
.dverti-ement. ana my show card viii prose
ute any one infringing on my right The genuine
smiths Tonic SyrIp can only he prepared by my
elf The public servant,
DR. JOHN BULL
LOusvi!le, Nov. 3, 1869 an21-d&wly-
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b. o. Williams Esq. of Peoria, general
agent Of the White Line, is at the Harper
II Juse.
Judge Bailey, of Maeomb, attorney for
the r. H. |. q St. l.. II. K. is at the Har-
per House
Judge Wilkinson, Of Chicago, is at the
Rock Island House
Maj Mouton of the Harper, has gone to
Chicago--will be home in the morning.
Geo Puterbaugh Esq. of Peoria, is at
che Harper House, and he says he isn't
afraid to register from Peoria, notwithstand-
ing the recent scandals about that place in
the Chicago Times
Hon Thomas Likely, the newly elected
Peoples County Judge, of Mercer county,
and j. \. Boynton Esq of Monmouth, were
at the Harper House at breakfast this
Friday morning on their return from
Chicago.
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Manhood! womanhood MARRIAGE !!
Mothers. Mothers, Mothers.

z6o Pages, illustrated fine plates sent postpaid for
20 cents. ny DR.. Whittier, or st. Charles Street. St
.ons, No., the great Specialist. Read his card.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.

Rock ISLAND ARSENAL. ILL.
Week ending Noveutbe- u, 2pms
, 1873-03-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, March 8.
AIEOHOL-Tas quiet aud lower, owing to decline
in highwnes o. per cent proof Is quotable 1t sl-'
BHooM CORN-A fair demand exists for good to
choice corn but any thing bolow this IL very dnii
ty Offering which IL unsaable The receipts are hen
but stocks ample for present requlref,"ntt. Me
repeat: No. hur 6@6Ac per b; No. STOCK a prald,
Ha5kc: 10. 2 do, {@4Lc; No. do, 3331lci inside
green. axe; do red tip, s94c; do pale and 1eo'
BAGG1Na-The bagging market was without new
feat,rc business Was particularly active Tor any
line Of goods while inside from grain ba ga and gnnea
the volume OF sales was small. Prices underwent no
change the following quotations being pretty genet-
slly adhered to: Stark SIC Ludlow 35Ec; Lew1ston
34kc; American, 33c; Amoskeag, 39e Otter creek,
Hc. burIap bags, and bu, 2091Hc; guinness
single, 17E@18kc; do,donhla, 2999o; WOOL sae3s
67Ec. so.1
BEANS-Were In moderate demand among local deal
eEa aud shippers. Choice beans are scarce
b, tho supply Of medium grades is fair. Ifces range
A follo8s Nayfes at 4250 fair to primo, 821o
2.35 common to medium, x1.5o@l.90.
BUILDING MATERIALS-A slight improvement IN
tho demand is noticeable We make no - charge m
prices which are given below 6taeeo, $25o<SAie
EeN York stucco, casting, s3.7b94 LOO supaIdne do
x35oG4 90; Rosendalc cement, 3.o5@3S0 udca ce-
n,cnt - 90 ncr brl; Louisville cement $2.bo AKRON
cement 81 90 marble dust, Ss.25@3so lime n bulk
Il ooaii limo (pzls $1.25@1 so per br white sand
Ire br1ef per 1ooo building brick teou-
1non,. s95oa11 oo sewer brick sl2 0o@1300 country
brick. $90o@I20o; Woodstock pressed rnnge At S9oo
140.6O: st, Louis hydraulic pEessed, $45oo, de1;
milwaukee,, $35 90, del. Racine. 5000 del Hils-
dale, $25 90, del; 1ro clay, PCT bfl, siootaoM lAe
following III the list Of prices per box OF so 1eet 1or
dnn,.atic window glass, from which reduction OF 40
a., ir1 1Ad3a
, 1873-03-07
49,
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments wero fled for rec
ord On Tnu1sday, March 6:


This following instruments wero filed for rec-
ord On Thursday, March G.:
CIT PROPERTY.
Henry st. bet Union md Jefferson sts I, Is It to nj
,ey, with buildings, dated .MaEoh.:5; confederation
u,3oo. -. .. :,
Is II, date1 1MGr5a $; consideration, $, 200.
Lot 80, in Block 8, in Gage ct al n of u Sec s.
~. Ii. dated March q consideration, $50.
Lot u; in Block 10, sane dated Feb. 27 considera-
t9R' $ts9 Of aad7, Of Lots to IS, in i Of
s:oct IL Sec 10, Ii, dated slarch 4; considefa~
w W.iia:e st. bet and Tbtrtystzh 4a3 *:s I,
"A it to alley, dated Feb. confederation, Sao2
Lot 4G, in u Of Block -, Of &c, OF sef ~
49, a, with buildings dated fep. -
I'll softw /; Lots 2, c, and OF Lots to 50, in
.:!of Block IS in Sec 50. 49, IL, dated March em-
'9sssnD Bas fsl.sd aS, T., a1o of raua 24xss
Ii, tas;ed .fsrch consideration, 81 co., ..ar :.
Ihi.ty-rst 1t, Ii It Of Emerald st, i, 23x125
3.te1 Feb. 10; consideration. $500: :. .s.o,
We.c-n AZ, &C IT Of Taylor st f. 2511oo IT, dated
+ Aug. g. 1872; consideration. $500.
4vi:ted IT. u Of and Twenty first IT. I, Loe VI
Tyler 81, between centrr Nv and aberdeen st, n I,
2i:a It, dasod s:arch $; consideration, ,sW. i
1ve.xstzth 1t, bet Wallace and Butler sta I, Lot
Fowler st, bet Hoync and Leaytt Ats, I, Lot Is,
lnted Feb u; consideration, $50
LIT =, in Ficte winh'. acres In Block a. Of
S:c5 ~, a, dated Fen. Is; consideration, 81 600.
Grant pace bet Larrasea and Hurlbut sts, SO It
so ell*y, dn1ed Feb. IS; confederation, s, 900.
s!3oe ss Sec - s. aae
indiana ~, bet Twenty-nnth md Th1rieth st1 v 1,
u1l7s 1-1o IT, dated Feb. oo consideration, sn 800
20 to e5, dated March g.; consideration, 3+oo6.
Sex l. a. Il. dstsd jan Il oonalderaton 81 100. -
, 1873-03-07

Elk Grove 81, between Webster ar and Harvey St, e.
Lots 90 to rs, dated March ; confederation, ,0oo
Buddan st, between Twenty st and Napoleon
place. f. Is It to alley, dated March, consideration,
1880.
Twenty-fou5th st. corner Of Stewart t. ~, ~ eo1
1G5 It, dated Oct. !, 1872 ; consideration, SloW.
Lot 10, in Block Of Il Block Is, shehe!d's Aua1-
ton, dated March 6 !: consideration, $3.50
Lots 81 and 49, in Block 6, Of Millard DeckeTs y
eK ofnwI Sec 20, 80, Is, dated Fob. Is; consider
Durnsido st. between Twenty ninth and THIRTEEN
sts Is # to alley, dsted March eonsidersoon'
g, 800.
rnts As and &C. in Block g. Of Ciongh barneyS lots
81 and S. in Sec 1e 49, II, dated Feb. 70 CONSIDER
Lots and 10, In Block in ceaverse dated March
1: consideration, S, $50. -,.....t..
Undivided i Of same dated Fob. Is; consideration,
Undivided 3 Of same dated Feb Is; consideration,
$3.50. ,na =
Madison It, q 0 cor of Hymnn av, 40 acres, dated
March / consideration, 100000. William II. Derby
Undivided : Of Ks.wA Of a 4 Sec 8, 80, 13,
dated Feb IS; consideration, $4,000.
Undivided u Of same, dated Feb. 25 consideration
$C,5Q0. .-..
, 1873-03-07

We mere note tr0fn 1bG4 10 4oo5 k1a%4oo@ 1
increase in the production Of pgron, averaging otsr
156.0oo tons por nnnuua. We now know Inas u 1ne
trade had not been checked and "1tn y a1n
tinkering tho which 1nade tno increase
from to 1869 would have continued to operate IN
1870 and 1871. -. s.'.-~
the rear commenced viii surplus in n1akars hands
Of at least tons On the rat Of January, 1872
the 300 600 tons made in 1871 Was n IN Gonsuers
OF 1870 wns absorbed, With the production making the
consumption Of 1871 at lcast 80 600 tons: 1o,,
The natural requirements Of the trade, 1of 4o'1 90
based upon former consumption, would De about
2400 tons. this reduced 70 pcr cent gy Inc
effect Of high prices, the amount needed would stll
have been tons 900 tons more than Was e.
tmnted to have bean nade in 1871. And II we add tho
product OF kxty furnaces, i've months o. tne yca
at 1873 900 TOMS md the product Of some thirty OF ior
old furnaces which had not contributed to the product
Of 1871 but were brought into uso for a say
TONS have tho least that could have been mnde
during 1872. 2ass 600 tons .orr.xb.rs tn
the record Of the iron produced and IN this
country A., foE instance the reptaaso tar ns thsy
United States for 1872 show to be ooo
tons, while We are assured thaf our own eomtry pro
d1ced 2oooo 900 tons and that Great Britain sent ua
LOSS OoO toms making difference Of 463, 900 tons used
somewhere but not accounted for. Our estimates Of
the home product for 1872 it will have to be aeknoss-
edged, are made upon = scale which VIII bear close
criticism yet va exceed the amount expected to have
been used for the year. It may bo possible that there
Is upward Of tons surplus on the furnace banks
Of tic country, and that thtn consideration Of he
would make our figures nearly correct.
OUR WHEAT CROP.
BLoosuNoros, ILL.,. March 1, 1873.
To the Editor a The Chicago 141ounee:,
Much has been said and "rttcn ABOUT the
crop OF wheat OF l812 have been Keeping
track OF this wheat trsthc Of Chicago: .
Now, it is admitted that there is strong
foreign domand, and must be until the coming
crop Of 1878, and in Europe there fs 7e1y poor
prospect for 1873. It is too enrly TO- decide what
the coming crop will be here Of winter wheat,
but is now reported killed in some sections.
Minnesota was set down at IT, 900 900 per agricul-
tu1aI report, and very large quantity has been
shipped. But now comes the bears, and they
buy, and Minnesota is boz, and the boz is full of
wheat. But figuring up Chicago, and MIL
vaukee, aud au points tributary, there il
q 120 600 bushels. Grant this to be so.
The agricultural report published in the Jour
nal, March /, 1873, gives Western States PRO pro-
duced 1871, 146, $50, 600 bushels, and in 1879.
as 81 40 BUSHELS Showing s4 eastern e1
States produced, in 1871. 4s, 5p8 40 bushels in
1879, same report, %, 1888. FOL bushels, showing
, 1873-03-07

BUTTER-Thero noticeable increase IN sne
supply Of this staple, but the offerings did not equal
tho consumptivo demand, and the advanced prices e.
tablished earlier In tho week we're ea1ny m Ino
tsrsiy dn,iniah and this the season
Of The year when, ordinarily tho receipts nesn 20 m
dstant period. The inquiry at present IL mainly of
oe. though a1s aohs ta
aoGaoc strictly choice dairy, packed, 32@35c; me-
dun to good, 2s@2sc inferior to common, sSlse.
CANNED GOODS AND P1Ch14Es-The eneet OF
Visible in larsely Increased movement both on local
and interior account, the developoMent Of hrmsr
T1;no Stocks of most articles IN tic list are consd-
ered araple but plums, corn, AMI succotash are In
1irht supply and tho tendency in theso II to advance
, 1873-03-07
COMMERCIAL.

TuunsDAY EVENING, March 6.
The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles of produce in Chicago dur
ing tho past twenty-four hours, and for the cor
responding datc one year ago:
, 1873-03-07

1OLd1. 7,ou4 ]ps4~3 4ruo9
.GATTLE-For the poorer grade Of stock
there WAS quieter, easier feeling, and in not 3
few instances RaleB were effected at q slight re-
ducrion. There was less inquiry for such than
on either Of tho preceding days Of the week, our
city butchers generally having their orders prct-
IT, well filed. So far as good to choice beeyes
we're concerned there WAS no noticeable change
in the condition Of the market, an activo demand
existing from the opening of'tsade to the close,
and prices ruling firm ut the advance established
earlier in the weak. In point OF quality, tho
average Of the offerings was about the same as
yesterdays and Tueeday's. While common to
medium grades comprised the larger portion,
there were number OF droves that were really
fine, and q few that we're worthy OF special men
ton. Among the latter Was bunch OF 20 head,
on sale BY Conger Bros.,-for which $6.65 was
realized. 1hey Were owned by Capt. Joe Major,
Of Eureka, ILL., Gregory, stTnder d CO. sold =
drove averaging 1.484 MS at S6.40. They were
owned by ". Il. H. Haldridge, Of Tonica, IL,
continue in good request, and remain steady at
fcfmor quotations, sales making ut &c. 2594.373]3
1or common to PRIME Tbs market closed
+ quiet.
QUOTATIONS.
E1tra-Graded steczs averaging Loo hs
and upwards. 9oI1tSo.4V
, 1873-03-07
10ta!-. .-...s.... .-+."-. .'''''''' ..''"'"
Hcre wa haye 43f furnaces which were operated

I0ta!.. '~o~
Here VIC haya 436 furnaces. which were operated
during the ycar,-so:nc during tho entire s"eNe
months ooe-han of them within fraction OF tne En-
tire year GO Of them new, put into bnst during the
year, and ran an aggregate Of five months: and 70 Of
them out Of blast IN aggregate Of four months
Two-htrds of these furnaces were largo boshcs fun-
Of not less than 30 tons per day each while tho re-
ainder smaller boshes, the most Of which run on
charcoal end have average capacity Of 19 tona per
day. Assuming the foregoing to be sufficiently cor
rect, in the Absence OF detailed statement. ior
the purpose Ct ar1iyng the probable amount Of Pig
Ion&.
OF 1za fu1nacer y5a 80; day. 20 ; ton: per I day 800
% II funaee. Ss es:S dass s Il toaa Hs per r @
throughout @ the year ut 80 and IS 100000
The rane estimate 50 furnaces, running
dvs months, 1t 30 and Is tons ...-....... 1ss,ooo
eight months, Ut 50 and Is tons........... A3,7ea
Total ......:................2.8Al,2 8Al 211s
, 1873-03-07

Choice Beeves-Ftne, fat,
to. 5Jear old steers, an.
to1,m ns-
Good. Observation-Disclosures
steers, averaging eco K
Medium Gradcs-Steers II
nging l., 100 to I ESQ lbs. .
Batchers' Stock-Conm
steers. and good to ext
sl>ughter, " eraBfng 500
Stock Catt1e-Coul1non c
flesh, .N'ae sg1!g TOO TO r
Inreao Light and thin
stsg., b',tlP, :;x,d sea''a"s
Clts,e-l 'e1l', , ozGicrn 81
CattIe-CI vu-fcd Texas
- -~ QATII
, 1873-03-07

less 9 ctirity in the demand,
an cas- in prices. Receipts
81 lpp ors seemed afraid to
es e.ad sellers 8ere COM
u lc ? er 100 lbs. With one
) no Gales at over $3.50,
y l hetntis at prices ranging
Common coarse mixed
Sc -; poor light at 94.D@
&C light and choice heavy
, 1873-03-07

a
Int.
- SEEDs-The1o was moderate amount Of trading
in timothy the order demand being fair. The market
10 hardly as firm, owing to liberal offerings. Clover
sold at S. O015 so for common to choice ordinary and
S56OG5.70 for mammoth White clover At N5.oo =
was steady 1t 70c Sales include 100 bags choice TIM
othy ut $40 Is bags do At s. 50 bags DO ut
IS bags do At 11e bags do IT 10 bags DO at
30O 50 bags choice clover at S. 50 bags At $515
20 bags ut s. $50 bu primo at $515s l8 bags
Is bags at $50 bags common At $5.oos - o2Be
mammoth ut $50; bags do at $3.50 ou white at
$500; rs bags prime rlles at 70c; Is bags ha1 At
$40.
TEAS-Continue in fair demand, and tho market
exhibits firm tone, both {or green's and blacks
Tho following quotations are furnished 1oun8
Hyson, common to fair, 50955c; do good, 65@75c; do
choice to extra fine, .00@$1 20 superhne to nne od
Hyson 75c@$100; common imperial, 6597oc: good 70
choice do 80c@$l.05, fine to good gunpoWder, soc{9
f1o5; choice, sl.16@1.2o: extra a:35@lS; choice a
SOC; common do, 45@55c; colored natural Leaf japan
55G65c; common to nne oolong, a594sc; good 6o9
roc: choice to e1t1n, 90c@$1.0 90.
TOBACCO-Was quiet at former quotations. We
repent cur list ns follows:
CHEwHo-Ftne Cnt-E1tEa, Ib@85o; choice, 6a@
75c; common, 65@6oc poor, 4o@59e- eoa-o.
pIua-Natu1al Leaf, 75@8oc half bright, 6o97oc
'' sMoxrso@E1fza, ss@aso; medium, so@s2o; com
mon ntens, 27323o.
WOOD-rhe wood trade ia still dull, and tho ns1ke
is quoted weak, a4 follows: Beech, $12Oo; maple
xl3.0o: hickory, slL00; slabs, $500, delivered
NO0I-The market Ii very quiet, though We hea
buying from hand to 1nouth" " only. The stocks O
woolen goods large and tho market is d1l "a1ci
has depressing effect the wool trade Prices az
easy 1t the following range.