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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-27
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
TILE CITY.
'Hn h M H MPHIs. '
wednesday Evening, August az, ~

PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown 4 Jones. Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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The Ipterior saws vacationing mini

The Interior says mentioning minis
tiers will shortly be back, very much ex-
hausted with their long journeys through
the dust and heat. By judicious care
congregations Gan have them sufficiently
restored to pass through the same ordeal
next year.
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CONDENSED mineral water, an excellent
tonic Hessen & Co., l76 Poplar st. [ IA
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FRESH OYSTERS

Received daily by j. A. Signaigo, 27s
Second street. John D. Edwards, will
be there to wait on his old customers.
IlQ4
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NOR RENT - TWO STORE-ROOMS. 1856
Il and 1851 Main street; also the rooms
L. II. WYATT, Receiver.
14s.t 279H Main street.
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eIOR RENT-DwELLING NO. 1853 SECOND
RANDOLPH. HAMMOND 6J0R6ZN.
l42f 80 Second street.
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nor RENT-FRoM SEPTEMBER /, THE
II Office formerly occupied by A. s. Walcott,
corner Front and Madison streets, up stairs.
Apply to g..xa p
l45-t II. FRANSlULl.
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John Quincy Adams, who persisted in
immense clerical labor to the last was
in the habit of holding his right wrist
with his left hand as he wrote. ai
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NOR RENT-A FINE SLEEPING-R00M
II over City Bank, No. 3 Madison street.
Apply to ). d. ChoGdhaEs[I,
list NO 29o Main 81.
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E1OR SALE-HORSES- SEVERAL GOOD
II saddle and harness horses.
HALL & CO..
1876 DeSoto Stible, SIS Union street.
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nor RENT HOUSE NO. 90 ALABAMA
L street; good cstern. large yard; VS. per
month. Apply at l4l Poplar ST. l4O-t
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BOARD.

DOARD-FAMILY ROOMS, SINGLE OR
d in suits, with board; also table board, at
lI0 Madison street l44-l00
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NOR RENT - COTTAGES. OFFICES,
L sleeping-rOoms and one store room on
~ -'A - McRAE. MYERS a. SNEED,
25-t 279h Main street. up stairs:
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NOR RENT - STORE NO. so BEAL ST.
L Residence No. 80 Madison street, suitable
for boarding TI house, su ARPlEy to At,ornov
123-t Vincent Block.
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Pools for the races at fernando Park
tomorrow will be sold at the Peabody
tonight.
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NOR RENT sT0REHOUsE NO. 7HOw-
la. ifu f 4. i. MEHoHAM. No. 9 Union st.
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BOARD WITH ROOMS; ALSO, DAY
b board. Mt 80 Monroe street. References
required. loz-l3o
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Tor RENT-ONE DOUBLE OFFICE AND
4 four sleeping rooms, freshly painted and
kalsomined Also for sale, two SO-saw Carver
aims, in perfect order,
1850 4 254 Front street.
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nor RENT-sToRE HOUSE NO. "a BEAL
4 street. near Second. Also, residence No.
L0EWRNSTINE BROS.
1o4-+ 34S Main street.
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STEAM BOATS.
For vIeksburg.
For New Orleans.
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-U. S. Mail Line y For Pine Blua,
Little Rock, and all points through to Fort
Smith.
GAINESVILLE ..................-Ba Barrett, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON 1sA-.
w TUESDAY, 26th inst. at 8 RlySCStSA
pm. hAzGfssssslalln
JOHN N. HARRIN, Agent,
1872 1853 Office on Wharfhuat, foot Of Courtst.
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TOR RENT NO. 119 COURT STREET.
4 Possession given Immediately. Apply to
1921 G00DLETT az CO.. 2S2 Front st.
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FOR SALE.

U3OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-PLEASANT
4 cottage on Exchange street extended.
I4s-l57 W. A. WHEATLEY. $50 Main st.
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For Cincinnati.

"0ld Reliable memphis md Ohio River
Packet CO.-FOr Louisville and Cincinnati
The steamer
LAWRENC Terrell. master
WIhL LEAVE AS ABOVE NJ.
" THURSDAY. 18th instant.at alsz sR
n. D. COBB & CO., Agents,
l4g-El 266 Front street.
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-FaoR RENT-To GOOD TENANT. UPPER
y floors over 3l7h Main street. 13S-f
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UNoR sALE-A LOT WIS DDu Jih.a. i Ten ~
L ement house on it, on the uo't e.ont;n VV H
ner of Vance and Cynthia streets, zach
feet on Vance by l4Sh on Cynthia '"0"
house has four rooms and servants house. -,
Also, n lot on corner of Mari and Manass~
streets, fronting IS feet on Mari by 1851 on
Manassas street. For terms apply to-
JOHN W. JEFFERSON,
cot IS Madison street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY.

PUBLIC LEDGER 0FVIcE,
MEMPHIS. TESN.. August q. 1873. !
ollowing are tho quotations for local
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Changes.

sBelow bench mark.
tl3elow high water Of 1871.
Blank (.....l indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary ('l rising.
lOficiall S. W. RHODE,
Observer SienaI Service. U. S. A.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-REsIDENCE N. E. CORNER
II Mulberry and Tolbert streets, Apply to
1926 Il. L. MEACHAM, 9 Union st.
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ms6s Of rsssiPts. etc. a. MsnbSis This and

NV OELEaNs. Aurust y. ll.11am. elton
is In moderate demand. hiddlinF. lsif4-s
sales. -; sight exchange, 5sc premium. ltsr-
ling, 4isc.
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assortment kept on hand ard for sale cheap. at
this office. 4o-I
NOR SALE.-IAM NOW SELLING FINE
II American and Italian monuments, tombs,
headstOnes, and all kinds of cemetery work.
at COST. THOS. MA1DM ELL
29-tl No. 50 Union st.. bet. Second and Third.
NOR sALE-AT THIS OFFICE, OLD pa
II pers, at so cents per 100. Inc cneapes.
grappine paper you can get, and good 70 put
under your carpet. ~
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Secured By pledge Of publie s,9cks. ke
lane circulation Of National Banks. I6t
s1sles every registered policy a. secure @ ne
tci1cr a. a National Bank Note or United
Stsfes Bond. Examine the kEstEvE Dlvi-
DFsD plan Of this Company.
once. No. Al Madison 81. Memphis
s. sTURM, Cashier,
ADaLPr Low. Gsnsral Aren't. l.,.ls
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BUSINESS novsEs.

NV A. FISHER, SUCCESSOR TO FISHER.
Il Amis A Co.. marble dealers, cor. Adams
and Third 8.f
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INSURANCE.
A Game TorLifes

Ferry cents a day for n man az the age Of
years. invested in the Globe nv
fual Life Insurance Company OF New lork ,
will Ruarantee his family 5000; az the age OF
thirty yeas, $500.
, 1873-09-05
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1873

\ ehalo artncr IN lone, nndor falr aeniantl, ind
the, report Of light stooks, HEilo meats woro
dull, though thoro In not mitch bore. Ihcro Wns
moro inquiry, for ~ntor options In tho spec,ila-
Two ARTICLES, but mono for inoata. It is strange
that hitherto thcro has' been no European de-
n1and for moata, aH up to this dato laBt year
large 4t,nntitios had boon sold In that direction
probably,it is beoanHe proaont prioos ara conad-
erod too high for thoro certainly is much n6od
Tho market closod at tho following range OF
prlcoa: Moss pork, cnsh or soller 8optoinbor,
s1595@l60o;., do seller october, el5.o06
1923; do aoller. December, e19,0715@19.6O !;
sollor January, s1a.40@18.60t. lara, cash
or aollor Hoptomber,, ), f7.8D@7. .8716; summer
90. 7A97S{et aellor November, .7ko.
Lard, aeller Docember,, 713o; do seller Janu-
ary} 7eao.. Sweet pioklod La1ns quoted at
91l@ll1o. Dry saltcd meats atondy at 79i@
o@0o Tor short tvoar Bo Boxed rcd @ Shoulders, s s%@ SS
91s@e!1o FOR short eleaf: a Bamamor-oufod or % meats @
q19table at }1o below; tleao pricos Short ribs,
olenr, 70. Dauon is quoted ct % for shoulders;
1o1o for clear ribs, 1U15o for abort cloar and
l31@14Ho for hams, al packed. Moss bocf,
e8.75@900 o1tta mess do, S0.75@1O.00; boof
hams. S23.00@23.50. City tallow, TOXIC !;
greaHe quotable ct As1@o1lc, Sales woro re-
ported Of Of COG bs1s mesa pork ,seller the month,
tcs lard at 7No 1000 tcs do sollor December
mud january at 711c.
Tho following nre tho stocks Of hog products
on hand In this city on Hppt. 1, 1873, as reported
BY tho pnckora mud warohouHorneu to tho becro.
tary Of tho Pork paekors' Association, a. com
pared with Aug. and July l, 1878:
, 1873-09-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
THURSDAY EVENING. sopt.

Arno,,or +o,dan.s ~ Iii GT1ntsu nul1'
nrices sro in lownr tbon vcstcrd.r Mo,aa ~ a ~
i 1s ~ o 81 @ t @ ~ ei''o
HEhNa0wera Ss 1,,;ct sn ,,ncb,rgo, 1yo con,r,o
=. ,ot, niea4 4H.s ~ e. nnGan * ~ sonuo a
% s.as H. con,n ~ ~ - o9 II Ps'e'e ieo'ut
DnfTnGThera wss ~ 81, III aotiyty in thu dcm,na
for tha staple, both local mud nd outs buyors orde1a
n xiso h 10 1a'1ea no important
a.st ~ og 81 .ns ~
tSaos a. o ~. Ks "o,e W. ne o.
nr Sna sno were fay ss
92oa tHierIor 10 commoS ia1Sc b1su'an 70 sooo ~
e e. arm: aran h3ga continue
anH s pu' sp ~ ~ as o
s7Ho: Ludlow A. s3no. Icw,ston a.. e'"t1 1nar ~
80 a1a nv,;k1 k1~s as as'1n IN q. oo1i nlet-
is,r.' ~ ~ .n aI H. a. ~ ''er ulgek, Stao
iTaise. S dou1a 21oao. wno assa
uo1a corn is .o,n, THn no m enango 70
, 1873-09-05
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wore filed for record
On Thursday Sept. 1

LIN 1ullUWluE luHtELulGlLS WDle IlBu lOr record
On Thursday, Sept. Il
CITY PROPERTY.
Thiry.hfh at, cor Of Central Park ~, ~ 2o1o0
mrea except ca1aD, dated July 10; consideration,
H00o0. Mary @. nurnes to Samuel j. Walker.
Orchard ri, bet Willow Ut and North nv, T. 2g412o
II, dated Aug. % I; consideration, $500,
Oak 1t, lG85 It Of North DgarDorn T. 60x171 G-10
It, dated Sept. 3; consideration, $4,000.
Miller st, u # Il Of Gurley, OF, 24I0a It, dated
Aug. "a consideration, 5000.
Milwaukee ~, 50 ftse Of Ellen at, H. a51100 IT,
dated Aug. ~ !: consideration, 1850.
West Twelfth ut, cor Of Throop T. a5x1os II
Sh buildings, dated Aug, conAlioratio, IA ,O0o
neKovsn s 2s II " Of Clinton It, I. 2s1lis II, with
Granger Ut, nrar NORTH Franklin 1t. Ssxiso Il
aated Aug a.; consideration, $500.
Lot 80 ln l'ock in n of Blork Is, shelleds Al.
seymour Nv l75 II Of llrsc ut, T. 25112s II, dat
ted Sept consideration, $3.50.
r. aaa aS ~ IT. 2'1s
clyhourn ay. 23o1 It " Of Dayton 1t, (, 2s1loo
It, daed Sept; 2 consideration, s., 500.
Aslloy st. aea It Of hobey at, 7, @ax1oo IT. dated
f!sk It, II cor Of west Eighteenth st, I, 24,loo
It, 1a,ra Sept M y, y; :, sosiasratton " oou
4, with other outside property dated Bopt consa.
s1ne t' ~ tIo above, dated sopt. 81 confederation,
g2j,uG0.
lAlnted IT. n " cor Of Weed at, I, 3s112e It, datod
Aug. q; consideration, s., ,00U.
t f. ano ofs 1a of p9sh @sio 70 and
JIa1stsl It. COZ Weed st, Of, aa1leo IT, dated
A 22 a S9siasEaen 80 sassa,he |o:e e q,
dnted June u; consideration, 1850. -.
Lot y ~ Bock y SEQ 20, 50. II, dated
70 alley With buldins dated Sept. l; consideration,
}l,t014
, 1873-09-05

~ Il, -, y ...
quie aud soed than for solno tiinnpas bul are noi
with undlnnatod fr1nneas. Byrurs npiccs, au84rs,
and soap nro vnry nrnt. We now 1,hot5s T.: -
| 1f-OAnus HonA--1a@8Ae. - - - J 7.
1 CorTEEs - Moohn, HGs3Aj1ci o. G. fJaTa, Sig
2sA@2s4o; common Do, 2tA@a4t$o; roas!ing do, 23H
! 9321Ho; aMgapore Jasa, 1B39aatc; Dosfn tsfca,
fancy, 9dH921Ac do, prime; 49, MArncaibo,
| 2d4tS2aSc. :i;' -
CAsnEs-star, full weight. 1os 92oo; scarine, full
! :, H1oE-latna, 8B884c; Nangoon, 79{@8c; Cato-
| Una, o34a10Mc. .,. .y.
sudARs-lMtont cut loaf, 1a@134o; cr,lsled and
ro~dorbd l2@l2Ac; Brana1atol. 12a12Hc; A, stand
| aT.tt llht9l1Hoi do, No. 2. f14@11.1o; D, llfC9
| ilAo extra @ 1le3ll,io; ono. j, 10a<31o;8o; JcE
10 9A9loc; fair do, oA@9hc; cliolcu nlolasscs
sngar lut310i4ot fair d0j 0ktvAo; common do, BGS
shot New Orloana hngar choice, 11iG311o: prime,
9E9vAc; Do. fair, 84taoAo: comnon, 8@eAo.
c1tFa 9no 76ts8oo; good sugar houho ryrup, 6o@b5c
extra dos GoSdSo New Orleans molasseB, choice, B0@
B5c; do prime, ?6&S1ao; do common, 65a70c; Porto
iso molaaaea, CHOICE Go@G5c; common 1nolassos, 30
933c. :.
ssALEnArqa-oom1aon to bost. 9@1oos g.,
os94oci pepper. 2ses29c, nrtmegu, tl.3o@l. IS;
Engor, pure, 4a@3oot do No. !. 20a25ct do No q I'd
9lac. -.
soAps-FEench muttlol, 01$96t1o; German motted,
ohsoAn Golden West, 6GSgHo; White LILY, 6t5
eho; Whito Aosc, 0A@ohoi brown Windsor, .4A9
coannt, 7@1hc; Champaign, GS961{o; primrose, 20
6Ho. .'-. -
HrAnoH-aloss, oA@1oo: corn. Dta11o; 1sund1y Ga
7c; common. 6M@6c.
yAricsiea Of domestic fruit worc rather sow and easy
Grnpcs 4N1 rtnFH foFnr. Pnachea Arn vsrv
, 1873-09-05

NJ knt o. 20 II i,ock ., In DAvla' Hohofsw X Boo
Lot IN oi!anllers loek d, Ia Of Tayio. sg, Of x
9, A. 300 H. 3o dated Juno All considcraioni
North Dearborn ssi near " cor Of r,r,a st T. 90,
l2n II, taea Aug. 8 consideration, 20, 16o. r.
hsana st. tet htny and Tisk ats, ii T. Iot ii, dated
sepl, q; consideration, &l,200, 10y.
;h.' - NORTH OK. u1rr LIMITS. p,
hots 8, and 2, IN 1ock 0, OIyosir1i's Addition to
"GsSnswood; ~ dated July co,lal.loraon, 400.
Aot 10 IN Block 10 Of Hnteya Subtlisihion in piuo
dfoSc, datcd Oct. ?, ma; confederation, $2,2oo
HouTft OF o1rY llM1ra.,
Forty-dfth at, ~ Il Of Evans nv u +, s1l1fk It.,
dated Aug. % consideration, 81, ,a00, -
iot r., IN DMnc.n'a Block 7, Of Taylor l. Krcigh's
~ q . sse !, %, II, dated June D; conslors-
uhd or lot !. In Division y Of BLOCK a. In Cars
seo y %, u, dated Aug ~: consideration, $3.50
May lo; conaIdorasion 5000 - -
.eaa Lot T. In sune Block dated May 1o consideration
, 1873-09-05

METALS AND TIENER8f ATCCK-hferchaut4 re-
port fairy active and steadily increasing busness,
ne prevalent tono being one OF aruneaa fer al MAJ
TIN pLArE-1C, lox14, $14.oo; do, 12xl3. S14to; do
1412o. $500 do. roofing, TO- $3.50 do, 2o12s $375o.
p1a Ils.Largs, 42o; small, 4ss bur, 4tc
less quantity, 11Ho; slabs, Dc. ~
SHEET 1noNTNo: q, o'{o rates; Rusain iron, 2'c;
atlvANlzsn m 11oNeNo: 1920 1So; No. 22@94. 1oo;
;. NJ 2a Nj T.d, IL. NJ 2o d''ouns
CoprEnCopper bottoms, 400 brazterp, over II lbs;
cut To sizcs 48o'
W1nE-2 to 30; Q, g. and o. loe; 70 to II, 11o; i2.
16c; 10, 100; 2o zoo: full bundle 25 per cent dis
count fence wire, 7No i: by car load. 7Ac.
NA1LS-Tho telegraph informs us that the 1ail-
makcrs at Pittsburgh have advanced tho rates to
4.G24, with 19Ao off to tho trade for th.s market;
fact, aud nelling today at 1850. We repeat 1o8
ood por kcg. $3.50 not; Sd do, S475; I'd do, 500
"a d. t'.s1M 80 50 DC DO, 5000; Sd do, nne, $3.50; I'd
NAVAL sToREsAre In tolerably good dernsnud
at the ratios following: Mnntlla rope, b, 17x@18c
ulsal rope. Y H. 15,a 18Xc; sash hemp cord, D lb, 20
e925c; marline y ID. 20@12c; tarr1d rope, u b, II
@1ec; oakum, bale s ov@e.5o; pitch, y brl, 5000
OILS s-No Important chango in price Of gooda
Ing undor the head mas notod Orders coming In
freely aud the market nay be quoted active and hrm.4
Carbon, 10; extra lard otl, 72ci No; !, 67o;
so5a3c; sporna, sl9o@aoo; noata foot oil, strictly
purc, $1.1o do extra. poe; do No. !, 7oo; bank OIL
Coo straits, Csc elephant oil, 95c; turpentino 62o
naphtha, 60 gravity, 15@19c: naphthn common, 15@
rAlNTs, coLoRs AND pUTrY-Are moving with
fair lioeralty. and tho market ID working little
nrmor, There were however, no quotable change
md We repeat our list AZ follows:
, 1873-09-05
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. L.,
Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of lhp loaling arsiclos Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, md for tho
corresponding date ono yoar ago, 5'
, 1873-09-05

ead wo s'pea' oui Ass .ss,s ~ loAoWa: M
WHITE LEAD MAJ, RI
Strictly pS: p1s9; so93asO @3a 60
Fancy praAas.'.''...'''....... 'psoo3slo'eo
ZINC.
Gehuino sclie haouea8uo' .'...'.''. !a.oo
American ''+..'''-'.''..... :.:''.'. 14'eo5l2'oo
,,,,,,,,,. :. ,r,,, oo,,rs coIoas. ,,xo
Masarys railroad Gooss: s:''..'. iaoo
oenea Sse oehre s.shy * 5So
Eng@,iah En- @ pen. red;" 3.5o
English orange mlnefai. le.eoalGoo
Ia&tsn9fGh orange nlneenl.........ss l3oo
Engliaih rea ~ le7d. e7d.;...'.''''.'.' H.; 1bo
american roo aead. ....,:............ 1l.0
6ngtsh Ysrfn1loh' per n''."'''..'' 1.eoes a65 8
ne1I.cs '.a nao1s {, m III. 1S
"hitinB..'....'.. ;..:; 'l.769 400
=: rur1Y.
H. II bnk n'nsd..: ssS35S ssSs933So
POULTRY AND GAME-Tho receipts wero quite
large this morning, and tho market rat.er dull
prieea ruling weak for small aud old chickens, whils
choice, fat springs so1d ut former prices. Prairie
chickens woro also luwor, being Moro plenty. We
quote: Old clckenH, $3.e034.10; large spring do,
$2.7oea,o5 small DO x1ooaado; ducks f2.75Gs 500;
prairio chlckona, $2.2502.60; Bnipo 75c; Pigeons
dressed $l.4o per doz:
PoTAIoES-Iao oneein9a arc stu large, bnt choice
fresh lots sell readily to tho retail trade ut 200.60
, 1873-09-05

8HEEP-Undor this head thero is no material
change to note. Notwithstanding the fac TINT tho de-
mard Is still confined to supplying local consumers
tho receipts kept down to 10 point that snlera
find no difficulty in fully sustaining prices, and wo
for common to meliut and At 81 for good 10
CHOICE. Part OF carload Of e1tra fetched $4.T5.
, 1873-09-05

uoas-Trade opened fnirly activo at yeBterdays
prices. and continued fairly aavo and steady to tho
close. The receipts were heavy, amounting to some
l, ooo but the wants q shippers and local buyors
head remaining unso1d Sales wero reported at 43s@
4asnoatIy ut $4.4o94.76. Light grades sold Of s46o
@A.85. aud heavy at $A33Gs4.60. Transactions en-
braced the following:
, 1873-09-05
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

1otal'.... ......t'.,..e *,ths 2l,s9a
OATTLE-Ths general features OF tho market werc
substantially Tho same AZ the preceding days Of the
week. There wAs good attendance Of ths diTorent
olaesoa Of buyers and abundant aupply Of STOCK
but rno destitute Of animation, and tic prevalent
feeling again Of depression. still furthor
primo holprn found 1t Impossible to cfroct sales
capt ns something Of concession from former rates.
Tic onorings of primo bcoves wcro fow--barely
dozen droves al toldAnd theso wcro readily disposed
ofnt full prcos orat 90 for fully matufod stoers
averaging from $50 to 1850 ba. Butchers supplied
their wants principally 1t $225(9350 for ToxanB aud
poor natives. Stock etcgrB wore neglected At $27b@
100. Tho market closed dull With much common
stock uupoll.
, 1873-09-05

Extra Booyos-Grndel atoorB, averaging 1 1,iot
ihs and upward; :.:.....:.:,...
Choice beevos--Flne, fat, we'll formed yoar
to s year old steers, averaging 1,so0 to
Il 4uu Ip4 sac. &...s....s...s..s..s.
Good Bee7ea-Wol1-f -fattone1, flneiy formed
ateors, averaging 1,5o0 to ,300 lbs. .......
Medium Hradts-HIoe1s in fatr feah, aver
hgtnB LOO to $50 lbs. .....:......,.
Butehera' Stock = Common to fair etcora,
averaging 800 to !, 100 lbs. bs................. ).
, Stock Cattle = Common cattle, in decont
.fleah, averaging 100 to 10 1860 tbs. .......
.Inferior-IIght and thin cows, hoifers,
atags, bulls, and sonllawng steerB. ........
Gattle-Texa6, Northern winlercd .....,...
Cattte-Tcxas, through drovea. ...........
CATTLE aALrH
, 1873-09-05

"1nciuutng bacon hamg.
All the meats hold by tho jobbug trade arc IN:
cndod. Lard hold for manufacturing purposes
not included.
Flour WAS moro active, and Shade firmor, boz
Ing in liberal domand for export wlliIo there
was fair inqt,iry from local dealers. Shippers
offered, and about cleared tho 1narhot both Of
springs and winsera, making lttlo distinction be-
twoon now and old. Tho demand WAS largely
stimulated by tho anticipated advance III through
freights ne1t wcek. Dram was quiet and sala-
Of 100 brla white winter extras ut 97.25; loo brs
do at $500; 25 brls do at $3.50; 475 trls do on
private terms 100 brls spring e1tras fold Min
nesota) Ut so.s715; 200 bfls do {h1inn at se.45;
1oo btls DO at $0.871 400 br1a do at 5000; 100
Total, $500 brls. Also, 20 tons bran at e12.O0
on track. Tho following waa the range Of prices
, 1873-09-05

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD
Depots-fnos C Lke-ts., Inafanaa1 SlsteentA.ss.
and Canal and SireenttsH Ticket oces. No. So Clark
IT,, and at depots,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-13
THE TURF.


City.
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind June il-RGces.-
The attendance at to-day's races was very
large. Fully 5000 persons were on the
ground. The two-tifty trot was won by
Kate Bennett, beating Harry Todd. Materlf
Maid and Fashion in the order named
Time-2:39h, 2:33l4 2;29A.
In the pacing race Copper Bottom was
first, HoOsier Tom second and Billy Hopper
third. Time not given.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June E.-The
races to-day were by far the best contested
and most exciting of the season. About
300 persons were present. The track was
slightly slow on account Of the dust. The
irst race was for purse of $500, 70 horses
that had never beaten 2:44; $3.50 to the first
horse. $500 to the second, $500 to the third
and $50 to the fourth. The first money
was taken by Joe Odell. the second by
Ada f., the third by Joseph H.. the fourth
by Albert.
The second and third races were trOtted
alternately, four heats being made in each.
Owing to the lateness of the hour, these
races were postponed until tomorrow
morning. For the purse of 5000, open to
never beaten three minutes, Kate Messen-
ger has two heats, and Valley City Maid
two. In the third, for purse of $l7OO, for
horses that have never beaten 2:34, Young
Princeton has two heats, kittie G one, and
Kate Hazard one.
In the first race. the first heat was given
TO Ada F-time 2:39A; the last three to
OdelI-tiIne 24L2. 2:39, 2:4l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-13
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NV IoHH, June II, EvenIug-COt:on closed
irregular aud unsettled, az higher good specl.
Gle sales 20 day 1890 bales: net receipts li3s bales
gross 1885: exports to-day $40. last evening 800
Saes of futures r. 2'E bales follows: June % q
- l-l6c; July 20l. 020isc Angus. 90 !, pose: Sep
vsmber lsts, December 10 5-lSc. Flour duh anci
declining; common TO fair extra ST q a, 90; good
TO choice - 950n Whisky unchanged. Wheat
| ate lower; very moderate demand owing TO large
receipts Corn shade easier; yellow Western
63G6ic Rice "a 0stc. Pork active and steadier.
Lard easy.
1864, ll67.; 1865, ll9; 100; of 1867, Ia 81
Beef quiet at $sdll Is for pain mess: Sill 5oQ
Is for extra do. Coffee quiet; Rio IL l9lc. Su-
gar very quiet fair 10 good refining - c3l,c.
MOlasses quiet and unchanged. Freights pei
steam: grain lGll sd.
ST. L0uIs. June la.-CottOn du! and unchanged.
Flour duh and unchanged: little done. Wheat
Demand fair and market firm for good grades No.
3 fall 81 .2d a. Corn hrmer; No. mi ed 33a; n
OF the month. Whisky duh al 3sc. Pork quiet at
OH. Dry salt meats nominal. Bacon duli; some
sales OF shoulders at t1.c; clear RIB Sc. Laid
Nothing doing.
lsAc Flour dull S. 25d7 50. Wheat nominal
ST IS. Corn quiet; i3di ic. oats quiet: S5 45c
Mess pork nomiua; Sl6 25dl6 So Lard dull and
nominal; steam kettle Shc. Bulk meats quiet
shoulders-Sales at 6ssc; clear rib S 3 as c; clear
s'sd5lc. Bacon firm; more doing, shoulders IA
sac.
GrvRReosI June II, Evening.-Cotton closed
strong middlins upland a7s asa; Orleans as asld;
port and speculation. The sales include 600 Amer.
lean. New Orleans NAV shipments 9isd; Savannah
and Charleston July and August shipments 9sd;
New Orleans June delivery %.