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ARRIVED.
Steamer John sylvester, Post. Norfolk. mar
chTu,'isc and passengers. l.. T.. Tatum, agc"t.
Five or six schouners have anchored at Grave
yard Reach. being unable 10 reach the city OH ac-
count OF the food In the river.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza HanrnN. Clifford. Norfolk. mcr-
chun,lisc and passengers. L.. Il. Tatum. agent.
Steamship Wyauuk". Couch. New York, mcr-
cIamlisC and IEl~scugc G.. W. Alien & co. agents.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
NEWPORT. May c.-Schuonrr Albert Jameson.
Cantagc, Rockland
NOTICE TO MARINERS
CapiIin Zimmerman. ~ Steamship City of Me-
rla. arrived It'll from Havana reports ilia about tive
ana half miles oil the iiui at TOMS river y. j.,
aud about southeast from the south end .! the Wood
Lands. passed The wreck of Scs,c seemingly Il
sinkcn steamer. he iopmastS are about two
thirls out oil water. and arc IA dangerous obstacle.
they Ii" directly in the most frcIucntcd track
along the Jersey beach.
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The Funeral Obsequlcs OF Bishop
McElWaine.

ClNclSNArI, May 9.-The funeral services
Of the late Bishop McIlwaine took place at
Christ church, in this city, this morning, and
were participated in bya number of bishops.
The bod, WIS followed TO the cemetery by Il
large procession. Nearly all the clergy OF
other denominations in the city were present.
The entire services were exceedingly i'm
IircsSye
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IfauviIlc.
TIE DAN RIVER FALLiSG--h DlsASrRot
FRfSHET.

NE DAN RIVER FAtLINT~~N UIShSI N'RN
FRfSHET.
ISrcc,al telegram to The ni>ratrhl
p,xvl1lr. Va. MAY 9--Thc river com
rcncra to fall about II o'clock last nlshl' ana
j, now falling very rapidly. No further
danger is unprecedented unless there have
been very heavy rains above here. The
water rose last night 10 within six inches OF
The toll.bridgc, and many thought it was
bound to 90. This great trcshct has been
The hishc>; and most disastrous ever known
in Dan river.
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FINANCIAL.
fBY TELEGRAPH

New YoRK, May o.-Moncy sal. sternne' Woa'
Cold. ,17.mll7k. Governments dull ana S'eaos
s,otcs outet: Tennessee's very firm NJ sit' he"'
game: other State bonds unchanged.
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Austria.
{ 'tits;l.

HAVANA. May 9.--All vessels arriving
here from ports in communication WHINE"
Orleans are q,arantincd. The united 9'a''H
steamer Powllntan, from Key West, put
back, declining quarantine.
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RAJ TJ,It)RE MARK E,TS.

B.LTlEoRE, Nay a.-Flourd dull. Wheat Iui"t and
steady: White cIinrc S.o5ia $40; fair To prime.
81: choice amber. S"M sos: good To prime
red. 81. S5M :l.g, common 10 fair red. St"M ;? -
csc t,:s arrive and firm: southern. 5tit 5c Rye
quiet al g.r.Gr:lV5. Provisions quiet and u,-
changed. Western butter steady; choice ll'. :6tI
&c. Nhi>kcy unsettled and irregular al a3!tH 9'c.
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IT. LUr.IS MAY a.--Fluur tiull al unchanged: :
business snail. Corn firm and active: No. mi&cd
y. l.; T. cash: elevator. :uf tie. in .il!uc, Wh>kcy
sr;tr,c and higher al l'"gh t,#ll n 81. Bacon
duh AMI dro"l'ing, with nii!c' i"bl'ng demand:
DVif rs nominal.
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Excitement in n ourt-Roonh ,,l.....a
80" ...s-,s,,, or MursIercrs TO Escape

AssAroL,s, May a.-Josn n,ias f HoIohan.
and Thomas r. Whelan, n,,;r, nu," were
who killed Mrs Lample yde In p in the s tide de-
to.uas nmr;ng the conclusion of the trial
S S,e,,,,,r leaned from the prisoners box
mI'. s,r,,rk the deputy marshal Frey with
heavy piece of iron wrapped I'D h S."eN nnd
r,,.hcd for Frey. An indiscriminatc melee
rn.ucd. The scene was fearful and exciting.
such as is seldom witnessed in court OF
Justice. The prisoners were finally secured.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTISG.-[Page Courier. =
John Martin. who resides near Oak Hill, in
this county, was accidentally shot in the alb
domeu one day last week by Il pistol in the
hands of Mr.. scott Jet. The wound IS not
thought serious.
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SAS FRANCISCO, May 9.-The heads of
Chief John Srhonchin and several other
Moaocs Killed recently have been forwarded
TO headquarters here.
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GEORGETOWN, y. D., May 9.-Su>ignani, the
Wiie-ui sltderer, refuses to take his food, and
j. trying to starec himself to death beforc
Ihursaay next,
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Louisville, MARK TS.
ST. LOWS MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE May 9-I'rovisun> declining. Pork.
S!~af Si>.J H;cuII--Suullrrs t.: clear sides, l"ic
packed. N>kry firm al >-0.:c.
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North Carolina.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
WITD AND HAIL STORM GREAT RISE II THE
ROANOKE RIVER.
NORFOLK, May 9.-Passengcrs on the Sea-
board and Roanoke train at Portsmouth to-
night report terrible wind and hal-storm
on both sides of the Raleigh and Castor
railroad. extending from Henderson to Man
son. The trees were stripped of foliage and
limbs, and some were blown up by the
roots and whole. Fields of wheat were
pro>tratcd and destroyed.
The Roanoke river is rising more rapidly
than was ever known before. Fears Of Sc
rious damage to the crops and property are
entertained. Navigation will probably lie
temporarily interrupted.
PROMPT TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF NEGRO
RUFFIANS.
IirLsuoro'. y. G.. May 9.--Aaron Stroud,
Il nero, aged eighteen. was arI1iSned on
Tuesday for outrageous: assault upon child
four wears of ace. Yesterday he was tried.
and convicted on circumstantial evidence.
To-day Judge Tourgee sentenced him to
execution on the 30th of June next. At the
same term Of the court Alex. Mayo (colored)
who killed his father last Christmas, was
convicted Of manslaushtcr. and sentenced
f. three Years confinement III the pcntcn-
liarr.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET A. REPORTED
RyTUE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF.

N,YI-Virqinfn Le,D.-When we have remarked
that trade continues without animation we shaii
only have said what the majority OF our rsauers
,vn,r urcparcd 10 hear: no rcylvlfvinR lllHucncc
having. since the previous resume; bceh linpal
o or rxpcrcnccd In business circles hereabout n0r,
nrrsuniblv. elsewhere within the same period. ne
in1c "IJ way of buying that We have been familiar
with for several weeks past-fhat l.. In holcraIr
1,Ianti,y and just Eccrssity required prevailed
III last week and wc accordingly have 10 announce
The condition of unicttlc all along the line, is
han, liz quoted in our last issue by our fhiinellhl
CORRESPONDENTS For the sake of being enabled 10 vary
The uuu,nnny OF our weekly song, II for no oihcr
Iraso l, we should .rcjoicc ut the occurrence OF
aIuo, any event less serious than a juvenile earth
quake that would send arlpnle oi ACTIVITY ln,ong .,r
the sluggish veins Of traffic. AMI we doubt not our
sentiments In this regard shared by others In
and out of the tobacco trade. ,
Ijruira leaf has met " lih the usual inquiry anu
we hear of sales comprising all available classes,
chiefly the better, but not OF Il great number OF
aggregate. Hrccipis have not yet mhtrrallF llIl-
proved, and until the farmers are inrtntr alome
something Of lis harslnes-, whiri the MAY sun
that i shining write, Should COMPEL h9'
much Improvement, we SUPPOSE. viii he eNlcrtcu
seldom, Very seldom has The weather been so great
an impeachment TO the handling of tohacc" ;S u h,S
been s eI"a " TO view nSGH e c%ra With
sllrcit Of moisture, that moisture mas poes'Ss,.u
characteristics which better fitted it Tor lie
latitude of Greenland than for the temperate
zone of The old Dominion. There is some good 70
hlccu Ia come forward from the interior; llSsloia
more of it than Is con iclurcd, ana once II - ~
inl. 10 the cAt"l!l Oh tIc iuh"th', " al
capable. the market VIII hcte>sarlIS nc ''hPio''"
thereby. ;I,,
late London advicc<, IL i nttic"lhlc. lih'atc
rather more inquiry for leaf aud STRIPS, ana >ohe
good -; les thereof are announced.
Unnufnturei.-A moderate business was doh1
last week In Cavcudsh both for consumption am,
export Sales are reported for both purposes, nut
we have heard OF none calling for special iii'hlon
stock, are hight in this and other markets but lua
i'm The main 10 the demand. Full ;isSortncntsn i
rpo-k,cping new work will doubtless sunh hf
Ilorrd when more activity NAV reasonably DO rN-
rrccd. old goods arc firm. and those ul Gooh MAKE
I'm steady though not brisk demand.
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BALTIMORE.

R,ITIMoRE, May o.-Firginia cohsois' ga W.,
yirciuia's. u. Nurh ChroiIla' sleci'' ''N'''' ''
tn-,lv.
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Remains Of inc Chicf-J"s'tce s'S"s
in Ssasc-Return of the

i'm state Return of the rrc"f"""' ~
Washington. ,,
ISprcia, Telegram to the dispatch &C.,. :,
-, ',.l.rnx NAV 9.-Thc remains OF
,,,oc.,u,t,ce Chase will lie in state IN inc
.,rrcnc Court on Tuesday, where tic I'opn'
,,,, vii, have an opportunity to view the
body. Separate meetings of citizens aud
,,,.nh,r, of the bar were held to-day, and
onDrcpriatc resolutions Of respect paid TO
his memory.
The President returned tonight, and was
called on by General Sherman and all the
members Of the Cabinet who are i'll WASH
inoton. lie will remain until Tuesday.
TINoS,
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[SiSncdl -. II. PACKARD,

BRasnEAR CITY. May 9.--The United States
troops will leave here by land, not bcin@abc
to procure transportation. No MctropolItans
are in town, aud everything is quiet as far us
Centrevi'Ic.
FRANKLIN, May 9.-Forty-!hree mounted
Mc,ropolitans, commanded by Mike tooney,
PASSED here at . o'clock this morning unmo-
Tested. There is nothing now TO prevent
their forming Il Junction with those at It.
Murtin.Nllic.
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PROMPT TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF NEGRO
kIEEIANS.
'Ehc Nate Chief Chase.

pali-Jcarcr> appointed for Chici:JuStice
Chase: Hamilton Fish, Gideon Wells, Gen,
cral ". T. Sherman. W. c. Bryant. White,
taw Reid. w. VI. EvartS. Charles O'Conor,
Irwin Mcdowell. Gcrrit smith. Hiram Bar
nry. W. +. IIavemyer, and John J. Cisco.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Friday, May 0.
OFFERINGS.
CoRx.-MiNcd. 3o0 bushels.
OATs.-.UU bushels.
KYE-i. bushels
RI ACk PEAS.-200 bushels.
NO SALES.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, May 9.--John Stuart Mill Is dead.
4 train Of cars, ran of the track hear
Shrewsbury, killing four persons ana h'lr'-
ing many.
Spain.
MADRID. May 9.--Gcncral EllI1rscs mas
defeated the CarlistS at Aneo, killing illlcc o'
their leaders. The victory is rc"ardco is II
great blow 10 the inSurgcnt cIllsc.
Admiral Topetc has been arrested, pu' II l.
thought he will be released soon. J.,
General Vearde i'll il dispatch says ll,a'
many Carli.ts are surrendering. lie also
states he is making preparations Tor Il ic's W
raise forces to assist in crushing the l''Su'
rcctiOn.
A band of Carlists commanded by Campo
and Gomez have been totally defeated ny
the national forces. Many insurgents III
GLIDING their leaders. were Killed.
1t is reported that the Spanish Minister I"
cra,t Rritan has made Il demand upon
Earl Granville for the prosecution OF inc
London Carlist committee which Is soHc't-
inr funds to aid the cause OF Don CarloS.
4 dispatch from Lisbon states that t"eh-
ty.three Carli>ts took passage IN the Stcal'l-
ship which sailed from that port lor LNe' :
pool to-day. o,v,
The insurgents dttdth'u wv We
cayhama. but being repulsed by the spanish
troops were unable to destroy the town.
The Spanish troops attacked an en-
trenched camp of the insurgents at Ma'ar"
Grande, and aided by artillery dlslodSed the
insurgents. The Spanish commander re-
ports his loss four killed and sixteen wound
cd, and says the insurgents lost sixteen
killed and many wounded, who were carried
to the woods.
General Benee;,ssi is dead.
4 boat from the English gunDoht fly r.,
cciyed BidwelI, the alleged Bank OF England
forger. and carried him to the English steamer
Corsica. which left this evening for England.
If * rcportcd that he will turn States EVIL
dence on his arrival in England Ills VIE
is passenger on the Corsica
4 dispatch from Santiago de eu't' to-a''!
saws that OkcIy arrived there yesterday
and was placed IN Moro Fort. His trial VIII
be continued there.
Austria.
VIENNA, May 9.-rhcre was VIA iHll2
on the BourSe to-day. caused by the failure
of a leading firm, which threw large amount
of stock on the market. So great was iile
excitement that business became llnpoSslolc.
SPECTATORS have pet,ioned the Government
10 order Il suspension of transactions Tor
several DAYS and adopt measures TO mil'Saie
the crisis. During the height OF the PANE
Roth>child and Schcy were publicly n'u''cd
on the Bour>r.
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DENTISTRY.
RESTAURANTS

fsEsSTA URA STs.
vETEL LE-REMON A. The store No.
~ l20,. lately occupied hy Zct"llc, having been
rented over he hesd ~ another Without II word to
HIN. he his In the dilemma 10 remove IN tho hns"r
men. OF God,!in's Hall. corner Of Eleventh. and
bunk streets, where ha will ha found 10 receive lila
Did friends md customers and where hr viii serve
Tho market Affords fc3
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY p, l.73.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY 10. iS-3.
sun rs,.,........,.., 80; Moan s'is........... -
Siui enis ........ $50 Hid. rif -. ......... -.
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RArLRNAD assgs.


1HXxE ysss-- --:.ss 49,; -
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBUpT;
CHESAPEAKE A NJ ONO
Train leaving, Richmond 10 r. " i"s ,.,,.
Train 1d leaving Lynchburg IA :, ps
rare Z, 4. H. FERRY
my .-ot 6eneral superip,sna,,,
fHESAPEAKE AND ONO pr,
ger trains viii run rs follows: %'"' VI" fa ."r.
WESTWARD
NAIL TRAGS.-Ieayes Kichm.,s 80
D 1haiL except SUNDAY, connecting vim ~ ".
l ., .!ss and arrives at White spf ,h'-
:, EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Richmond
DAILY except saturday, cpnncrtDg ~, at, At . r
vile with W., G., Va VI. g. riro ~ ,,t'FrDn,.
Lynchburg aud southwest AMI arrive ua',' tyr
lngton at $40 l.. VI. next day. steamer ln," ilT.
ln2ton arrival Of the train. and ~, Hg1'-
cinna'i at = O'Clock next morning " itG-
This train stops between tilchnond ,..
sulphur only Mt Junction: G"rdpnay. .hl :" .c
VAC AGc 3t1, T4iSs f fi,;" ao1
at $40 ". DALEY except SUNDAY. and 1,,.l Ho&t
Gordonsvile at oAs L. M. a'f''rs At
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at!P. M.n,ry
cept Sunday, and arrives af limit "n".i eH-
II: next day, connecting with EXPIRE, ,rn nj i.
EXPRESS TRAIS.-Lea,c, iin,tf"4It"',,,
NJ DAILY except Sund'y, andarI.Ir. =, VI ~ a.! 'N;
a. as' a. VI. Hem, Ghy co4n"cia@ vj,h ,r,I'l
folk This train STOPS between Wht >,, 'lt H'r,
Richmond only at junction. C,,.tInr,.,ti' ''1 Ei
lott"svie stanton, Goshen vi !t-,r., ,,f i'f'
ingtOn. '''' ''''-
MAIL TEAIN.-Lm."> Whit >nip!,,r ,.,., ~
DAILY except sundays, connecting wih y. {. ~
VI. x q. ;. RAILROAD at thariottc-sn. ami Gr,'
vile. and arrives n Richmond . T. y '''''1""-
ACCOMMODATES TWAIN
willie go 4. VI. Daley ">c.p; sua,ly.
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FOR RENT, FRAMED DWELL On
L M; IN Tenth street. containing seven 1G.A
rorr,s stable cow and wnOo-h0li,c>: good g1lticIl
,tont ono ami half acres Ia portion now In cnlll-
vation,: fruit-trcrs of choice kinds; strawberry
ImJ Nc: elegant spring on The premises For
,ar'us aI,pIv 10 MOODY Il HDlALL,
NV, : a, Agents Manchester.
, 1873-11-05

sooo e. ha DO at 9516o 2s, @ 600 iu DO nt s5g<o !;
55,ooo bu No. 2 at 3516o $4,000 bu do at 851lo !;
s? II tseet's & z Sa No. Il tst sS
a1oat, Total, 20l ,000 bu.
oass wore dull and worry woal, doolining 9ezlGn1o
from tho reduced quotations of yostorday tho
only Incentive to tho novomont, asido from
sympathy with wheat and corn, boing tho fnct
TINT receipts woro about four tiinos larger thnn
tho reported Blipmonts. There WIS no demand
and everybody soo,acd anxioua to sell. Tho
opouing salcs woro n,ado at 2oYGo solor Decom-
lrlncr at 2o1c.. Solfer tho month opened ut
28Tac, and, with cash No. 2, declined to 271io;
clostng with 2714o bid, md $50 aulscd. Rejected
cloaod tamo At 2511c. CaHh sales woro reported
Fl 200 100 m }a,Ss}1 Mo- 1t sS i74o9 5p do at e
1890 bn No. 2 wlito At 2sc. Total, IL, ,o0o bu.
Hyo was qniot and q Hhado flrmor, tho aparso
offerings being all takon ut tho outside quota
tiona Of ycstordny. salos woro limited to $500
l' bll No: at olc, and that prico was bid at the
jeotod was nominal Mt 57c.
Bhrloy wna moro active, and advanced DC per
1u on NO: Q, and &c on No. ., under very good
demand, both for cash and future doliyory,
as much as was offered on tho market. No. z
ol'onoa nt II 80, and advanced to $1.93 at tho
close No. 8 closed firm ut DGc, except In tho
hock 1nland, tho receipts Of TINT. house being
at discount. Sollor Decornber sold nt
CnBll sales wore reported Of o,ooD bu No. 2 ut
31.33 8,0n0 ,,l do ut $1.32; 5000 bu do Mt
s1.3l; 300 BIZ 10 at ~. 80; 800 t,l No. Mt 0G1
7,20o bu do at 9Gc; LOCO bu do Mt o5c; 500 bn do
at 0l1lc; 100 bu do at 01o; 1900 bu rojeotod at
bu tto at G5e: 400 bu by Harnp]e Mt 81 49, 400 bn
do Mt $1,4G; 400 bu do at 03c; 400 bu do ut zoo.
Total, SO, ,0G0 bu.
Tho following nro tho footings Of the oi1lcal
report Of grim In store in this city tho even
t1ateH
, 1873-11-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 4.
ALCoIoL-Was stoady at sl,7a@1.s for 81 per cent
prnuf.
DEANS AND PEas-1Enya met with moderate Or
iler denand, prices ruling prolty aoly Navles 60
Gs!L0; primo hand picked do Is good prinu
medium, $l.9a11.60: c1nIHun to FUR Dcuns 81 0Ut1
2.lh Yellow roaa, Fl rs ;sto greei, $i.40e9i. .46.
EAGuING-Iho past weak has been a vory qnlet
ona in this department. Comparatively iuw or,ltrB
placed, and those few wero for small amounts
aud were generally tllea ut II conccsH.un from tast
Weea pEices. Btarks ara nov quoted ut 37o, wht3a
clct redend 10. stocka are light. a1 III liroll,tc
tyu y ieug materially curtallett. holders sce tn
laps, ganntes, and wnn klcks rslle dull anil weak.
Ho 1uoto: STARK 4, a7c; Ludlow A., 35c; Lewle-
ton 4, 34Hn: American, a2o; AlaoskcnK n, ::2o ;
0',or Orock, a3Hc; bnrlap lsas, mud bu ISL tgaoo;
ulntus. suKle, 17@lsu; do DOUBLE 2Ge: WOOL sacks,
B3M i3e.
ul:OOaL CORN-Thero Inns been fnlr truie during
the Nevk, a tillgl Gonser the lowur gr'tlrH iotnl}
mostly Inquired iur and inferior h,,lsl III quoted hjKt-
ur uhos1 aurn nuyrs HlaMiy. Thnro aro il.stnlltcS
whuta rrlccA have inou uaiutl riie Int suekB hury
Ayn ligA, a,!t dealers II. u r,l1 not ii-
loac acrept lowrr prcea VIZ quota: Oio!se to extra
hurl 7StaA.iu; that will wnrh itHor into elloee hrl
Htock hrait, bE1G'5G; interior brush, 4lS5l.
BUILDING SfArEf1lALS-Nero dull and weak,
though not 4uotably l0vur. ppicos arp Glrealy doH
to tho hnra pan. II IL eatllnat0d thlt thu prea.
, 1873-11-05
Flour, ioris. .....-,

withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: G,27l bu wheat; 5,Gl6 bu corn; 2,7G7
bs oats; $50 bu ryo; +; 6,806 bu barley.
Tho following grain haa been inspected into
-tore this morning mp to 10 O'Clock: 285 cars
whent; lGl cars corn; 6,000 ba high mixed do,
and $500 bu No, do by canal; so cars outs;
S c!.rs rye: 81 cara barley. Total (518 cars),
!AG, ,00D b1.
The Board OF Trade adjourned at O'Clock to-
.lar to giye it's members an opportunity to do
hair duty by themselves aud tlolr country, with
:1tt reference to foreign issros. III consequence,
Iu,re wtB 10 afternoon sessiou, though doliverien
Aa1e III order up to Q o'clock, aH lHt,al.
Bu!Nn oydcra arrived horo to-day from Mem-
,l,;s for rugs which III little out Of tho usual
,;,sJ. most of thoso stores boing obtained froln
8, Louis, Tho prompritutle Of Chicago's. TO-
t,npe to the cali for aid has evidently awaken
!; Il responsive feeling il, TINT lnucll-suiforing
~ ul, tle ba,tks Of tho Lowor mississippi.
lilo leading produce nRlknts wero Eonoraly
,jull to-day mud tho principal hreat1ntutIs werc
yak. Tho election occupied good doal OF At
.,.nIiou OIL the part OF th0ao WHO attended, tue
:.;:svn Of tlle Board OF Trade nutl Kept away
,1w.,y members who ire uAualy to bo found Oh
tI,ai1..o. Tho nhiprilg movement was. loWoy-
u. rather moro minated thun hcrotoioro, a!ld
.!.@: supply Of cash grain not excessive. Iho
agreeable cllauge n tho woAthor wss ge1lclally
laulel ,,pou Id favorable to rAtlor lhto closiuH
vi tho AoaBon OF navigation. :,
l'lla tlry goods market was dull, alld tho quo
tationH Of prints, bleuohea and brown cottons,
ticl{s btrlpps, anil t,omo other lines we're "cHt
tIoy;,, l1ale. In tho grocory marlset there were
~, ~ '.,,EIi .y aiternto noted. Irado continues
nulct. bilyors showing no inclination to order
beyoul mootiuE Immediate wanta- Butter and
, 1873-11-05

HOGs-Tho forcnoon'a aaIcs did u0t mako very
good showing, buyers seeming afraid to take hold
until tho extent Of THO days receipts could be
definitely learned. The attendance Of packers was
seanos operations commenced no less than sir rn1s
be.1g represented, but up to midday they had not m
vested 10 any lnrgo extent aud holders began to fear
That they would TO called upo', to mako further
ccasiuus. Lator however, the demand from that quar-
ter showed decided Improvement Finding that the
1700u head, packers took hold III good earnest an.l
under tile coreiou, prices stitfened, cloaing sales
showing m advance Of 5@1oc III packers grader.
Ahnut a ko!d, and tile market closed Arm at s35O@s
3.T5 for heavy and at f350355 for light. Sales
mostly Mt S3 GSA9. IN
, 1873-11-05
g,sok1No-aoot1 10 choice, eaayec !; medium, 900

BuoK1Ho-dootl 10 choice, oaGs9Gc; medium, 2o@
91o. common, 2GGs2Hc.
WooD-1a dull a,ul hells oiiany Mt orr inBido
q!osalons: 1ccct, 50. s0@loo0; malo s10.6ua11.00:
hickory, S120o: Hlabs 81 10 delivered.
MO0L-Thoro Inns ccn no changc. Tho market Ii
t!fcloss, and rr'ccH nro entirely nominal Htoca
light mid III lilo llant1s Of fHw. wl1u owing t0 tho
sNpInsot lIgschH of stocks III this colntry. look u1l-
On tho future with cunfdcncc. WI l,'oto:
Tub, wHRlet, rrne.. .6D@h2o
Tub, wished. common 10 gool. .40tJAYo
Common dRy. ........................, .,t1{340
Fleece, was!uI, NExA ligEl.. .40ts43o
T!eecr, Wasot, XEXH lhEy. .aGtaJ8s
Fleece, waBEcd, medium light .4UG94o
Coarae, wHacu.. ,n8Gp A0e
Fleece, unWhstt, cosrso to nafm - 80. .2a9no
Flccco. w1shct coarse and dinyy. ..25Gs26o
EIeeca, nnWnsled, tilo. 2+Gs29o
Slipper anu oxra puilDd. .35Ga38c
, 1873-11-05
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. i.
The following were tho receipts md shipments
Of tho leading articles of produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, aud for the
corresponding date ono year ago: