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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

MAN SHOT Between 2 and o'clock Wednesday
morning. q man, named George w. Erskine,
undertook 10 go on board the tug boat F. A.
Churchman at Pine street wharf, and was hailed
Oy the fireman, William r. Hazard, who was act
ing as wetchman at the time. The man did not
stop, and was hailed again, as Hazard AYERS, and
paid no attention to the hail, but kept on. A
gun was then dischared, the load Of which tOOk
effect in the Eace Of Erskine, producing q severe
and dangerous wound The injured man was takeH
TO the Union street lookup, and from thence Il
the Hospital. Hazard was arrested by Lieut.
Rice, and had a hearing al theaCentral Station
The magistrate told the prisoner that he should
have to commit him under the circumstance
which was done. Hazard is a resident OF thI
Stlte of DelawaTe.-Led0er
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

ANOTHER LAUNcH.-On Wednesday evening,
about O'Clock, the iron freight propeller Weston
er, for the Baltimore Steam Packet Company, wai
launched at the yard of the Harlan & Hollings.
worth Company, in this city. This boat is simil'
ar in size aud construction TO the Roanoke, bail'
by the II. s. II. Company, for the same iine IN 1870
The dimensions of the vessel are as follows
Length Of keel l65 feet; length Of deck, l13 feet
The TVestover, is 10 ply between Baltimore and
Norfolk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28
OBSTACLE TO NJ lRAlAGE.

Happy Relief fer Young Men from the effects OF
EFroFt and AbuBes In early life Manhood Restored,
lnpSdimOnts 70 Marriage Removed New method
Of treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Booke and Circulars sent free. in ssalei envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Nlnth ST., PhilAde PhiA. Pa--an Institution having
q high reputation fer honorable conduct and pro
fa8dionAl skill. octS-HaW&USm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28
runsn pIfRCHASINa
special Nolces.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. S5 MARKET
0,reot respectfully informs his friend and the public
h General that eeps hand all descriptions o.
medicines. and that a competent person Is At Al
times ready 10 prescribe for such sek as eau a. tne
price Of the medicines the price as they would
pay anywhere else; but that ne one IS visited at
heir Ogidncos
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

POCKET PIcKED.-Samuel Finley, Of Newark,
had his pocket picked while in the Court House
at New Castle, on Tuesday last He lost foar OF
siderable value. The rogue should return the
book and papers even IL his necessities should
prompt him TO hold on to the filthy luere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

FELL DowN STAlRs.-On Saturday morning,
last, Mrs. Rachel Reeder, an old lady, aged %
years. residing with her son, on Bird street, Tenth
Ward. fell down stairs, and received severe injur-
les. On account of her advanced age, Mrs. Reed
er's recovery is hardly expected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28
MAER
CRY NOTICES.

The hOst msndAtiOn Of the Bismarck Cater
oS st BABCOCK 4 BRO,
ne Market street.
"A pooa article advsrtisss itself,' and the Bss-
"a ,rrE IAAIer for 0enhemeR Is uatpersouH recon-
mSpdet Oy those who have worn IL as 'the 9dde'
AO' BABC0CK BRO,
Tt6 Market street.
SNsas' 0aitsrs, g. and ~,
F7l8As Boots, % aud up
sdlaS Shoes. 81. - and nP.
Al the old cheap Store OF ~
BABC0Ck i BRO,
2ei Market street.
LADIES.
We have q large stock OF Chlldrens Shoel
that N ast he sold call and examine they are NeI9
cheap. Ns: II, pa kSSI1, a roNr;h nj
n..ywpv,ox or SPEoIE PAYMENT WIN. II. Bah
- a % NS Market street. doors below 4th
NI tSko sfVer in 0xch anGe for Boots anj shoes <
a iimited Oxteat; they don't want too much OF II
however.
TUOSR PURCHASING
Raots and Shoes At SlS Market street. doors be
lo1 Faurth have the advantage Of selecting frou
q iargR and varied 81 eek at low prices.
MM. Il. BABC0Ck i co.
azrFasts are Fdcts.--'1Tell the truth and sham
old 0Nian d" there is no getting around it; what VI
have said is said and the public bear US out IN ou
oanIaeioR that for class boot. shoe or RalteI
~ Rk a street four doors below 4th. Is the plae
70 - WM. II. BABCoCk G.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

ALMOST AN ACCIDENTAL Water and Market
streets, at noon, to-day, Two horses, attached 20
Quinby's lumber wagon, came near creating n
Iirst-class sensation by stumbling over a pile ol
lumber, and falling down. The were secured be-
fore they could run away.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28
POLICE GASES.
REFORR MAYOR SIM Ms.

DEEUHE
Three drunks, this morning; so cents ahd costs
each.
A horse aud buggy was left standing from II
o'clock, A. NJ, until p. M, yesterday, at 4th and
TainAll, when it was taken to the Delaware House,
by officer Brlckell, and put In the stable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

WATER TO BE SHUT OFF.-The water will Be
shut of from the upper basin at o'clock, Z.
to-dav. 10 make repairs. Families should draw
supplies.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

Oar pfVes win b tower this ssason than ever,
ana the bsyes will have the safisiaetiOn % exam.
Inc full lins Of new and staple goods Of our eva
Importation. Adams 4 Bro, go Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

R0R RRNT,-Tha Iaras ara ana Wharf proper
- " ieot of OFaag0 strost.
Apply 70 IA. HARRIS,
ASi-zBG n. 3. eoTaSg 8g0nt aad Tstnsil Sc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

Dadng the term q Court at New Castle. CEN
menetnR Monday, November l7th, 1914 trains be-
tween WilminstOn and NsW Castle will ran aI fol-
lows:
Leave WilRingtoa for New Castle u S.. Q 25 and
bo A. - . and %. r. =.
LeaYe nsl Castle fer MumibGtQn 20 apd IS,
A. ~. 0e3,A&.6 So and Q 81, PM
fhe = A, Il train fton Rflmington and II o5
p. n train from Neg Castle are extra tFainS 70 run
only duFinR the Samion Of the Court,
The extra train from New Castle viii leave Old
RsROta a. 2S ?. y. and Brick Depot AZ l2 rs,
neviS HR. KENEKY. svpt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28
WM. 8. WATT.
10. 1OOO Market street,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER.

Wlshs1 his friends AAa patrons 10 know thai he has
EpsamOd business IN the above brances and would
desire 70 ronsu their eaptOm heretofore 90 lberay
bestoIod. Ne b pFeparS' % do all kinds Of work
10 his liza D And saDmit g. umates Of cost RuaFan :
toein6 70 AnASh s sOatr1sts Aal complete All Jobs
In the NEST
SUBSTANTIAL &WOR iNANLIKE MANNRR
Satl5fAstlO3 - all sil b mV ain. al the sm Il
OJsgibie PfBtt ca IrSsl.
Give ne = call. aO22-l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28
Register Q order.
RaalaTsa OTTIOR,

WBalBRBa OEFIoR.
New Castle County, Dat. 2tth, 1916,
UpoR the application OF ROBERT 0HNHN-
WALT dm nlstratOT Of JOSEPH GRBENAAL1,
late OF Mil Greek hundred In said county
deceased; It IL Ordered and directed by the Reg
liter that the AdministratOr aioresAid give nOties
OF the granting Of Lettors OF Admintstration uDon
the Rstate Of the deceased with the datOqf gPane.
ing thereof by causing adVeFtlsementa be posted
within forty days fFom the date Of Gaeh LelteE IN
six Of the most public places Of the county Of New
CaaIle POGuiEinS all peFsOns haVine demands agatnst
the E5Ate 70 present the same or abide ~ IN Aet
OF Assembly In saoh case made And provided. AA4t
also cause the same to be inserted within the sams
period in the Delaware 0Azotts, neWspARef pUh-
lshed In WilminEtoR. and 70 be eoDtinHsd hSEsin
three weeks (k. o. D. ~ .
- Given under the hand and seal 0i oGlao 81
.S the Register Aforesaid. at kow Caellos u
NdaaAaY New Castle county Af0FssAia. the day aE0
year above written. b. GIBBS. hesisteF.
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the Estate 81
the deceased must present the same daily atesiee -
the AiministPat0F on or before Oct. 2Ath, laIA,
or abide the Act Of Assembly ln sueh ease made ane
Administrator.
| Address-stantOn. Dsl. aOV0-S0dsW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-28

NJOfICB.-RA alton james will serve pounds
IN OfICE daily TO any Of their customers for s
eOnta per week. s9-u
, 1873-12-29

ovor 6s mssa d1e ea. Il 80 seop Spf s @ osr sao
N.Y. sse oata az! y ND ~ owot No l. .so
a1 800 orls; wheat 10000 bu cor
'a'''a'"1*-f'o"ij biEriaoihSor e. 'sle Sforf 800 ou
| ~ D L lMonE, Dco 27.-linEAps1urra-Fto mt
w',vs. unchanged. cprr t'r,',er nxel wen,o,1 2ss;
none oHeting olta frmsr mix ii Wvsteru b.ua53o:
white, b399'ss. ltyo tr,ncr d 8se5Dsc. "'$'''''
rRovis1oNs-Duli lrl unchanged,
aqa TT, do ,h goud to rolee Western roll 2s9
S%SrsEs-S5tseng tsir to prime n'o 2saa7a
"n''As-on8'fi!fi' pf11f%pHxSIix iad 1sxti :, 's''
pn1zApE1ru,A. D.c. 1T i,nHApsrurrg = f1ou,
ape' 5 ia .le1Sis .al%es1esa ya wsst ss,y 9 u o. I'd
yellow, eoo; now 73@73s oats t" IN wh,to t@4a ss6lsse
vmETno.KuGM,nocrude m3;snI !, o6 ptlc; reancd 1y>5o.
gooa fsmy S'S5ss wnest sasfss ssa' ona 4
91S'So. oas ''rm ut 43ssoe. D4fioy arm It sissa
:, lnoyialoHs--rofk qniot Lard r1nt
meats hold ar,niy shoulders, 5t@ss cieir rib. 7e5
sfu 70 u aoms snss out Il ssoSs 2s
icas. light saIcs; shoulders At t6A@6Io; clear rib,
o1i{%oAo i{ssAs ,ies e,iisar, 6AsS7e. Ha1ns, s@sAo.
Grs nup paying +. .5os5.2o 1ocelps, 3,5j5; ahpaents
'AA@oHA~ ~eoos
a.. BUFFALO,
DoFFAro, Dec. 27.-uniApsrurrs-cor nothing
9nS q s1eopt m aasa Of two loas ut 70o Darioy,
generally unchanged. ~ iA''A'' '''A'' '4AtA''
m,,u.uxrr. M si15w4gKEE. II H - -..,-,
and unchanged. Wheat flsm: No' J. slI9. M 2a'S'
sil49., cal, tll4s january sil7x Fcbruary. q os
s;o. S. hy' '''a'y' No. l. 7's Barley steady; 10.
,,l.a.D paoy1a1oss-Dull and unchanged. Lard asm;
Iioas@s.oo@5.oo. noeo!nts, 5000.
nrcEirrsmF1onr, s,o0o b'i,; wheat. 100 600 bu.
S"'1Sr'p0u1 Eo9isSin1 g Ss9 iG!fi ~hs''' $4,000 b
toU1syIhE' un1 Dec. 2-DnEADsrurrs-Four aett
iaoyisloNs-Pork dul ut SIS .oo@1s.eo Bulk snoul
4era, 5N@oo; clear rib, 7ts@7Ae; clear, 7j.@7He
w1''skr-onies ut e2yG92e a. ? GI;,a
81. Lou1s, Dec. a7.-DnEApsruFfs- IN good
den.and Ut full prices low mud medium grades Of ial
sSsat s:9 sa%ss sa1Ss Is as a1sasss 1 &C.
ass % es sss ss .ssy sa on oss ssss opsss
higher; No. ., 4ic; closed lover It 4oe. nye and
hurley 1yG1sr1 9niot s,nal,.. ana unchanged. !.
pnoyIsIoNsMAl hog products held very firmly, and
t95s Is r,tat but e s on either s1 10 operate
ill., oSs: Ss laa At
d;eon mcata-No sales. Lard held At s}(c.
paefsrs a"asGEiisss Il C 'o@'0 most ''e" ia
oA1r1E-Frm medium to fair, 2h@axc: good to
prime ''ssf'' ''i NEM 'sS'Rt,| oRIkhsg' hsssGs' ''''
:. NY on1nAss, Dsc. 7-naEADsTurra-oa armo1
lsnAs-Lowcr Mt 87,al@eoc.
PRov1s1oSs-IIanB lowcr; oil, o1kc; now, 13c.
Observation-Disclosures act!ye md htgher common
e9o fef Is' prtmo ole.s strictly stms 940
changed. "
ooTros-Demana moderate; salee, 1850 bales;
, 1873-12-29

vessels have arrived at tho port during lilo last
year, ms compared with 10000 III 1879, III 1906
tho nulnber WIN 10, 800.
Tho Cincinnati Price Current has the follow.
The Indications arc TINT tho winter Fork packing
aeasu will ctosc much earor Than nRual at nearly u
Of THO smaer packtng pulnts in tho Nest-inteod II
has already closed III many placoa. There arc twu
good reasons for hs. One ~ tint tho scaaon aega,,
hoe ave Ice bee % rSee M to ,'H soeo 1T ts ha tie
prices Of hoga hive advanced go much aat The uea-
tion q profit on tho pradust n,ado from such igh
priced hogs Is exceedingly proUlematicn
:, There are aoyosaE points IN tho. West wloro
tue the ,maa nMmbGr Of hogs IL pacled VII be much
ee I ca"bs. @ a vnesnuca, Il ianna Rn1.
sns City. lfn,lilibnl, Weaton, anl Saint Joacrh In
MEaouri, an Ieoria iu 1uIs. This doea not icsac,,
IN tho general outcome Of tho market 1t makcs no
wcrc the hogh aro nckod except that there
~ , aGsSs nrsv to tsf aoss 0n nsy places
petition Tor tho trade nfter the packing over
II seoa rrctty evident that tho arse cltica Of tic
Will III measure 10 tilctr own fSult II They pay higher
prices for hcHa ihan tito condition Of ilu lono aul
fo5elEa m tnasksta for the product aeem to warrant
and The irceH current for tho product, there Ia
gooa round ,naiufaeturiny piotlt III l.. Il natural
Il il probabe TINT they viii unload "a fast rs possible
upon he larger Cities The question Is, VIII tha lat-
ter continue to sae hogs At the high prses and curry
nv aoHA " tAD country P1EhEtb AAta QUESTION
may 1e anaworcl III tito affirmative II tho foreign de-
nund keeps u Bo far tho foreign exports hay1 been
beyond all pre.eden aud yet tloro IL no indication
that they will full below laat year in tho immediate r
turc, although they will not o as large aa they would
havo been bud not prleea 80 materially advanced.
LATEST.
Wboat and corn woro moderately active In tho
afternoon, mud higher. Tlo former advanced
eSc. selling at 91.l41z@1.14A for January, aud
closing ut tho outside. Also at $1.1791 scller
Eebruary. Corn was s5c higher, hanging from
6915@bS>4c for JANUARY, al,d closing al tho out
eiaco. and at 5iN6D55o for February. Othor
grim was qu1ot
CHICAGO EVENING BOARD,
EVENING BOARD, Cu1uAao, Dec.27.-Sales Of ESQ
brls ness pork, Boer March. ut STATS; 100 tcs
lard, Hollor Mnrch, at s3.85; 1000 Heooud-hand
boxes at 81 10 to Dotsford.
, 1873-12-29

Chlcago will scarcely pack as many hogs this
soason nB lust, and on a much lighter ayoraue.
while tho packtng at othor points viii 10 vory
iar bohind. giving mitch Hnlellor aggregate of
lower on tho moro dotorrod Options tho
closing feeling bong weax. I.nrtl waB atso n
siiado ensior, and tnoatB ware unchnugud,
liz afN1t closed LOSE at e following Of
t13.8oDl3g5; do sollor Jnnraly, $l8.Y51l3.O0,
Maroh. sl4.75@14.H0; primo mosn apnork. si2'5l
@l27o; epl o; e1tra primo 40, slo:75@1t.Uo Lard,
JaI a,opr OF selsr 20 s Dssc"nnor DO seler
@gs.uo 40 soller Marol,, $8.80@5.sz15. Grcoii
hama at811@s16c for ID and il ID aycrngoa
a~eet ploklad hanB. 811@01Gc. Green shoulders
o. ao; arog ,s|des U2so; do al,ort ribs Or long
In sa at 5sc eS{; for feeaf aouasts cae
69s@6Ho for short ribs aud long clear. and 7GS
53aofor short elonr; boxoa shoulders, 6I05y6o;
90 Cnmbollants 70; do sl'ort ribs or loly oioar,
z g ss2e sSIs 'es :ai 1@se sesss ps,dspg Do Ieg
Moaa beef, ss.25@Ss5o; ~ extra tt ness ess'npl, fo
S9;7o@lo.ooi beet lmns, s22.s0@2y.U0. CITY
~. 1al'ow, 0!3Ro1Sc; grraHee qnosablo at 4>>6@
psoark. caah, or solIor tho mouth, ut st3. TO-;
600 bIls DO at s1s.75 600 brls DO scllur Jurluary
ut 7l38714; 900 brlA do, with storage nil tho
mouth at $l4. 90; $3.50 Grls do eellof February
~ @ia.au 1:uU0 DflB 10 Ut 9l437M !; 900 brls
90 q $l4.o5; 1000 Urls do seller Mnrcl, Of
y $d4;9o a 25o tcs lard at 87lo; quo tea do at
tcs do ut 1920; 100 tcB do ue $500 1000 tcs
90 Bollcr Alnrch at 1910 90 600 lbs grcon shout
dors at 2Sc 200, 900 iba aated do at 60 !. 60u,-
o9o lts do Hellcr Marcll at 6g{c; 600,U00 Ii,
short ribs seller February at 71Gc 100, 900 tbs
DO ut 7}4c; U0,0o0 Ibs do seller March At 75zc;
SO boxes short ribs at 10 cash 10000 lbH grcol,
hams 10 lbs) at 8lo; 100 bxs long-cut huns
1i8 Ibs) ut 10o; ,uoo 'ts bacon clear sdcs at
811lc, packed
Tie Dasty Commercial Bnl,ctin gives tho fol-
lowing as tue returns ot the packiug at tho
principal points, AZ compared with tho eamo
timo Inst season. as far "a returned, and the ag-
Grogate packing of the Beasou Of 1B72-3:
, 1873-12-29
Tho Produce N1arl1ctss

1sAh AoNh+
m Mrw De- TIE aaot
so..ssdss; gooA, to e4oieo. so.ao@ 10; WHIT
suer!lne Western and State, ss sov36 90; comuion 10
BOY; 1t. Louia s8.7uG9il.0o. Nyo Hour aud corn
nlul unchanged. Wio.t opened heavy and lowar,
ant ctoael with batter feeling, and lnoro doing :
receipts, 1270oo bM; No. snrng, $l.Aoal 80; toSa
spring. 31djfSl, 81 No. 0h!tago, 3l.5I1i,s7 10
Milwaukee, l.60: Northwest spring. H. No.
milwaukee,, $l.1lA @l ca cl,o!ce winter rcd Vest
c1nt $lG4. lyo, barley, and nnlt unchanged. Corn
tn far aland aud AGont 10 higher: reoeiuts, 30 QUO
bn old ulixed Wcaorn IN st0re, 831lYl}fo: !: do
ntoat, s3kGsBac; primo Old wte Western, s7Eo nov
nlxed Western atioat, 7t978: Outa Il slade hettpr
reeeipa. u. 700 bu mixed Western, 6G9o9o; while do
aloat, 57G959s.
Hay ANN liors-unchangcd,
oaooEnIEs-coaee quiet. Sugar firmer; fotr TO
gooa ssti'1ing' 13s6a7e Molassea fsn Now o..
lsraoLEuM-Quiot and nominal.
Euds-11eavy.
l.rArltEn--Stoads at a7aasoc orlnoco, 2,aa7ko,
NooL-Quies; domestic lccco, at1B5e.
TuntENv1NE-Ftrni At Ale,
PRoyIsIoNa-p1rk quiet; new meas, tl0.95; prime
mess, Sl400Qalt t.95 extra primo, $500. le9f anl
cut lneasa unchanged. Atsdas lufpt short cleer,
spot, 7}1o do February % cty-cut long crar, 7ka
Isso; i9ng aud .hort clear, Decomber aud JalulrY,
13.e. Lard Qrlnt Wcaturn steAlu, B3sc,
1urTER AND DuuEEsE-uuclat!gpl,
WAIsRY-A shAte arnor ut D7Ho.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, T., Dec. c.27.-DnEAnagufFs-Flour etest1y.
WHEAT steady; No. white Wabash. 81 .G2t No, do.
taAokt a1nhsr M4aaiaan, 4l.A4 oAsh aul january
, 1873-12-29
REAL ESTATE.


As might be expected. the volume Of business
actually doing in real estate
Is sMAL1.
Most capitalists do not euro to anticipate their
January receipts for interest and from other
SOURCES, aud laborors aud Bmai purchasers gon-
orally have their money In the savings banks,
wloso managers put them OF ~ best they could
In Octopcr GO al to make their sixty days. no.
tceB extend beyond the lat Of January. Deal
hrs report much more inquiry from this class
within tile past week. preparatory to closing bar
gaius early next mouth. Tho demand Gomez
from those who deaire tU improve for homes az
sarly as possible in the spring,-certainly before
:he 1st oil May.
The loading houses notice considerable trade
going Oh bosween holders OF improved city prop
rty for outside municipalities paying balances
II cash and assuming mortgazoB, as tho case
may DO. Best informed ownors and dealors an
'icipato
AN ACTIVE business
turing the latter hnlf OF tho winter. We Lenr
hat Eastern capitalists who hayo heretofore in
rested in Chicago property report to thoir
sgents that they will continue to invest their
lurplus bore and keep what thoy now lave. No
'ther city tho country ofora so largo and 10 sure
IN advance as Chicago. Though prices NAV re-
main for tilno stationary, and even OCCASION
lily recedo considerably. those who bayo held
M - III 1ra;oi,,. ,,at .,;.a ~
REAP n1cu nEwAAp
Tor their faith IN the snbstautal progress Of our
,ity. The low price Of rol,ta for business Offices
md houses sure to lulo for somo t!n,o to come
cannot fail to attract 9reat many business men
10 Chicago There 10 now amp1e room for ali
WHO arc likely to come with rentals at reasona-
bio. mud on aomo streets and IN some nnnrtora of
lhe clty ut araiuounly low" figures. Moooo, Mi
rho wish to come Aero will regard this as a fay-
prablo opportunity. It rpuv DO doubted whothor
there are dwellings enough 10 corrcsnond viii,
the business houses. but families cnn manaeo tn
got aIpug BIZ Ioardi11p n1, ofherwike i1l 1}ev ran
dud rood homes. hhouId thcro ho 4 danInnl
Dur builders could soon gunply TINT.
From tho citias md towns that nnrrounf us
Chicago RECEIVES tllo largest and most valuable
ApD1r1oNa TO i'm popr1. ALTON
Leading lawyoro, morchauts. bnukers, and
others, ns soou ps tloy ucoui,o INV considerablo
lmoa1t Of property. ioox to our city ~ their fn.
,uro homes. Our splendid narka md },enutifnl
drives, our lectures, oporas. mud cultivated No.
tety, arc exceedingly attractive to toir fami1ioa
and hence tho futher gets no neato Til he Boo,1reA
IN elegant homo in somo Of tho best anarto,1: OF
he city, Coming from tho country llo brings q
nrgo business with him, md thus bolh llIs old
, 1873-12-29

8HEEp-Untleru reasonably activo demand and tho
tho Arm tone developed last week. Shippers haye
competed with tho local trudo aud between the Two
caascs Of buyera the daily receipts worc readily ab
medium. and $i5o95. 90 for good to choice so,no
extra lots fetched S. 49, but these transactions
do not. Of COURSE, far'y reflect tho mnrket. Tho
yards nre empty, aud the market cioBea firm,
KANSAS CITY.
sptcial Dispaseh II yAa thtrogo Tribune.
shirmcuts sa1. Better inquiry for fat butchers un
native und Texan stock cntte alao, marked Improve
mcnt In fat shipping R!ccrs ni,d cows Prices closed
arln NIL grades. Sales OF eshy Texas stock steers
at s2.o5: Colorado and Texan steers, $o40 through
To1an stock ateers, $2.20; corn-fed steors, {36o.
Ho8s-necertg, 1856. Taken at q shade lower priee
Au offerings Light. Cloaiag prices firm Ut $lo0@I, 80.
ToA1 slaughtered to atc, 10 900, against 9u QUO the
same time last year. Two houses haye closed opera.
tions o-ay from the light supply The largest houses
still continue,
, 1873-12-29

wheat " was ~, duli ana relatively steady, At all
private i, ~ fr,' re,o" ino ptees o. FRIDAY
aiasAlo ao5lcus ~ ironl Liverpool quoted All ad-
W e1"es y. 10 pr aog !ns there, Owing to tue fact
aITh and torn le,o ,o tno recepts were AGAIN large
1 n iaa,' iuas' was .aaior tuaE eooa many cars
~ % Ce'.s s.iaaauil1a llonl nueh caat"asa OF us
wn;c' 1vaen ~S op,ag gram nto tnls city,
viii ucreaae very rapv s noxt MON montI Gf 9Ies oneo
sh;nnae shl was dataer WeaS Ieao was r
Tor t NO, No., = Int In tue option department. thoro was
san" h4S sn aonG ohef M + tan to cear tho
as nas, poeS zen noSonIcu oeioro the month so,h i
1yefy ~ low uecem1er dealh wore settled, thoro not
,ra nolne many oat' ana ths moro deferred optlona
nhuerce W hrnrs s'''oIs1; '9 Tue evident
At I; sll43z ross t. 5 51.11?f M refedsd e sll{,
e99ssE 1 1a a sils s9l1er February sold 7
i;1o, e.; cesIhS M ~ Sl;iIS Cash NO. arrlng
sGid = Sifls,I114% sS,Ie1 eloE7ng nonal At
s1e; s 70. 9pring solo at sl.l0 for straight aud
Sl:if LOT northwestern receipts, closing with
sa!o1s s5 1n ~ those ilenies. No. snrng closed a.
to anu re1oe1sa &c aao 90 o. q 1u5 casn aales
M Soo pa !, Nq O. Noet6western IL @ Ct SLIT; loaoo eu
m 70 a., ~ S1.ls a.a9u ba Eo. spring at S!.la14;
a2oo9 oo9 pn ~ 10 at 1ooco b1 10 at $l;I31
1t25o bu do ~ S1.l5M; ,4Up bu No. 2 North
rnn - -, ~A.A7 "Iuoo ~ w a. @4.!3<4
i,G9o bu do do nt sl;l4 u. soo by No. spring at
S,'1o 1'ooo Dn rejected at S1'o3' Iotal ll9,4oo
bu: ....,...
C9r1 1,a was very quiet, and worry ste9dy at
snaae nelow t'ie average prices Of Frlday. lilo
Ieceinta were larger than The recent average,
G'a Now m iotk was not particularly favorable to
lirmnoss tI!l near the closu: Hence speculative
nnyefa ho!a on III anticipation OF decline, and
Ihe sh9fta lilled N but sparlngly. Thorea waa
light demand for car loB. sollor January
opened q 1 1639c, receded to 521c, mud closed
nf nrmor at byAc. ssllor February sold at 5i@
biAc. closing ut 5a9sc. so!ler May sold at 59YG
epsy1ae. Cash No; sold ut 6o95153c for old,
closing 60 At tho inside. Nov No. wns quiet ut
1vo. Ke1ectod closed ut b0e tor old and 400 for
new, 70 Cass 81 sa!es wore reported Of 00o bu No.
M o. o3o !, ,4oo bn 10 at o21sc; 7,2o0 bn do At
o.Ec auo pu ne" o. QUO 6uo LII rejected At
oIc ; a,ooo bu 20 At ooo 9o9 b1 new do at doc /;
- 2oo ~ ~ 40 ut 1920: 8,Aoo bu do at d5c. Ton
~. ~ w. 49,,
oats wore very dul, and 1@Ao lowor,
tlo largo receipts being the apparent
reason for tho decline, Cash No. wcra
slow and steady at 47hc Ea{ler 1nnuorv
sold at 37s4 @3so, mud BolIer February ak 39X{05
800, both closing with the iusido bid. Seller
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.. Il. r. CLAIRE 4 CO.
so'd a5x13o foot, with building, corner Of Robey
n1.d jackson Rtreots consideration, e12, ,0OO,
TwoMty by 120 feet, west 'front.' bclng 222
South Loavitt street, with brick building thoto-
OH; consideration, S0000.
PROBABLE HALEs,
- Negotiations aro pon1ing for 1,125 feot on The
Fifty-sExll Btrcot, tho amount OF tho transao Ion
iolna S3o, 900. which H $40 por foot on the bou-
lavard, and s17.50 of on Fifty-sixtl-streot.
~, SUMMARY or TRANSFERS. roR THE wREK..
Tho following ts thu totnl nmonnt Of city and sub
urban property transferred during tho woet ending
saturday, Dec. 81: Oily property, number Of sacs,
leF Of saca, 2: leration. $io0,o soutl Of city
,ins nMn'ier Of raes. ~; consderation $l14 1tS.
s7coo Tosal auos, lo3; total consdora.iou s59s8s