davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-05-27
LOCAL BTOOK AND DoND MAnKEr
Mcssrs. Lunt, Preston Il Keau quote az fol
lows tliH afternoons:
The following Instruments wore filed for record
on Monday, May 20:

The following Instruments wore hlod for record
on Monday, May 80:
CITY PROPERTY.
m Lake st. 20 & q Clark st. T. 2ox1oo it. dated May
Lot Gf 1ots 2at 81 in Block 8 Of x seo II, 50,
II aasd e. HSlS ffonsidsf1.9n e. S5 ef Sa ).
dated May ~; consideration. 5000.
North Lasaile ST, Of md near Division st, 4oK
T. running m halfwHy Of lot, datod May u; considcra
Tho premises Nos 192 and 1o4 West Twelfth et with
sne preHoH IN rear, datea oet.3 1874; consideration
Lot e In Block 500 5, 80, II, dated Mayo; con-
sampson st'i It, 6ot 1afin aud 1oomlu ats n unto
alley, dated May 10; consideration, s3,5o6.
&C Catherine at pear q cor Loo,nts st a. IT to al
The premises No. 4ol Orchard ct, tated April az ;
TSs e5siss: 500 Orchard st. dated April 49,
ssst IT 1oss, daed Oct. s. 1a72; eonaideraton,
Lots = and S. IN Block 2, Of suton'a Block g. seo
81 IL sted d; NY "a eo;nsaesstisn
u ps datsa gy snn ~
The premises j. No g. 325 South Park Nv, dated April
30, u. dated March II consideration, 1880:
Morn ~ a92 # of Thompson strcat, i. 251l2e IT,
xeerdcsa ~, bet Maalson and and Monroe st. 20.
~ I st Ssssy t. t''eG a4r,oo it,
South Park ~ lGo # Of Twenty fourth at, I, 25x
ls01s II, dated April 2s; confederation, $1,000.
West White st, 1921 It Of North IaSalle IT. t. ZOE
log r, dated M In My 10; consideration, 5000.
Let Of rars td dnow With buildings, dated May "a
colfax ay, l14 IT Of Thiry.afth st, " l12x1e4x
IT, dated May ~ consideration S12,A00,
Same as the ahoyo, dated May II consideration,
Henry st, 2a5 It Of Lanin st. I, 25x1a4 It, dated
May is; consideration, LOCO. -.
Fuiton It, 100 It Of Paulina st. I, Is 1t to nley
Hated May lb; consideration, 8. 600.
9le. st. bet Hubbard and Indiana sts I, Lota1 to
g. dated Nay q confederation, - 900. -
Nota ~, - It Of Thompson st. W 25x1a6 IT, dated
My 20. consideration, s450.
Nora ~, 46 # Of Thompson It, VT 2511a0 IT, dated
May 90 consideration, S45O,
Seymour ~ go # n IF Htrhrh at, o I, 25xloo II.
aated May 28; confederation. $3.50,
~ Mo.t st, rs # Of obey at T. o51125
u; al,1at aated p Pee: q la7a consideration, $3.50
., sae9t W TO- of Lots and IN u!osk So Of &c.,
In ~ 4 - s S'h hulng'' dated April 8; conaidera-
Lot Loi 70. In Block u, Ksw Sec. 10, 80, IA.
dated May 8; consideration, 5000 - ~ 40
Lot sse same sts dstsa M4y M4y consasrat!on 5000
Lot 8, IN same, dated May 8 consideration. t,on
Let y, IN Yatea rcaubdlvsion of block O.. Wichita
Addition dated april 1; consideration, $3.50
NORTH or CITY L1MIrB
" y Lot OF Loa anil o, Of Diock is os 1Jur5avs
HnodsWs!9n sKa In Pine Grove dated May1; cous1esa-
SOUTH OF o1rY LIMITS.
State 1T, 27t feet Of Forty-ninth Rt " r on.
leo 3-lo It, dated April 81; consideration sl25o.
Michigan av, COZ Of Fifeth Ut, I, 107x1Go a-10
It, dated May IL; consideration, $21, 600.
Lots II and 48 Ia Block q, In Duncana Block Of
Tay99 q = Kseiga's Of w sso 4, ss, Il, dated
Lots and Of Kbt Z, In Orawford's Lota and Z, In
Block 2 Of Baoustult l. R,lnaall'a Il nc Il Of seq
Bee U, 80, II, dated May 10 consideration, $8,000
, 1873-05-27

PORT OF CHICAGO,
ARRIVED. May 20.
schr Persia, Wh,to Lake, 90 N lumber.
largo City Of Qrnnd uayon, Grand uavcn, go m luIn
ser @ Masksge4; g,'a ~ 1ngoss ss1 , ,atn.
Prop Oanaa Montreal 25 cases brandy, and sundrics.
sehr 3 %ino iontil. Grand Haven, 1os tn lumber.
sehr SIystic, Muskcgoi,. 100 III lumber.
seaw Iaiia ar,y, kt. Iaa!'s rior, ]; ;Sm n lumber.
ser sehr J. j. Dicsdon, % %i4ankto1t % N al lumIe1
srhr iEtnp, Erie, go tons coal.
sshr ss 5osac g. ass baao ns s"a
Hcl.r Two Brothers, McMonince, 1856 m lumber.
schr Horace arcoloy, Whito Lake. 400 ratlroad tcs
ssf see an RsssG & osqns 'S Ssss amse
ssas t Tx aay'o'. Ford ia7's: 30 m lumber 10
echr Minnie slauson, ueno'nlnoo 2e5 m lumbor, u
schr Hope, Mcnom!noc 400 M lumber.
schf Lsae Star, Mc'aom'nco, $50 nj lumber, 400 N
schr proato Grand Hayon, 15 m lumbor, IS III lash.
Bclr Yankeo Dlado, Oconto la0 m lumber.
Bcr a1osclle, h1enomlneo, 10 lumber 20 m !ath.
scAr White tlouu, Meuoutucc, eoo nj lumber, 10 N
Brig Commerce. Du fralo 800 M lumber 80 n. latl,
hcow J. D. ChHrfn, h1hnistce, 100 III lumber.
Prop George DuuDar, aluslogon, 1'Osn lulnbor, 30 n
Barge 0ollen Harvest, MuHkcgon. 27s IN lumber.
I:;g 1iarge Contest. Mutkego,., 2sg N lunsner.
Hcllr JoRes, Muakcgon, l1J In lumber, Is III 1ash,
Hohr TlHasst Muskegoh, lo5 IN lumber.
Hrhr Myrtle, htrakegon, ITO III lu1nber, 10 III nth.
6chr lilot, hlnshegnr, 90 Ill lumber, 100 m lAth.
schr D. Nowhall, Muskegon, lSo m lsnhor.
schr i, Hayden, Musksgdl, 125 IN luubor.
Hchr dlpsuy. Alnskegon, 1u0 III lu,nbor.
hr ser Monest hests 5on. SI: si:aa" T Il Is iubpr
Rehr Fashion, MuaktEon, 150 III lumber.
, 1873-05-27

toward noon shippcrs got down to tlsor work. m
from 10 nnt tho middle OF tho afternoon trading Wo
being dsroaod Of. IN vaI.os ttere was no worry prt
noncod chnnBe, Thu largo receipts. It wah feared
would calso marked Decline but holders manage
to M'siain prices oil aronnd sales making at to,6{e
6oo for eutelcrs stn, embracing poor to oxtra cow
and inferior to fRir stoora 1t ${H0@t.o5 for
70 good shipping gradcs and 1t s56o@o.25 for cl.oc
to extra Rhlpplng steers. The markes cosnl seady.
QUOTATIONS,
EKtra-0radod 6tecra averaging 1,f01 It's ~
hud ul%neda. $o.1o(SU.9
ohoco Deoyos-Flno, fat, we'll formed 8year
70 year old atecrs, averaging 1,0o0 to
Ulcers, averaging 1.9o0 to 1aoo iGs: 6.75@5b
agine loo to 12so It's. 4so@b1
nntehcrsf atock-Comrmon to fair steers
nlaushter, averagng 500 10 lido ,s. 4oo0so
stocf Catlas-Conmon cattle, In teccnt
aeal,, averaging 100 to 1880 bs. o.76G49
1nierlor-Iight aud ttfn cows, hoifors, =
stngs bulls, nud acallawag stoers. 9.009S7
Gai!c-Ioxas, Northern wlntcrcd, 4.00G9 4.6
catao--oorn'fea Texan. 4.50496.2
, 1873-05-27

DUTTER-Dnssncss was Of liboral character, ship
pers as well NJ local consumers taking hold With con-
siderable freedom anu tho prices current the clos
g days Of laat week wcro we'll sustained all around.
Choice now yellow s becoming more plenty, but tho
supply does not exceed tho demand. No quoe
Strictly choice dairy, 24@21u medium to good. 1865
a29 t.sf3eE t9 s3n,y l1 :, W.T.
ncsscd in this limo Of goods and prices not Bnb
]ected to any m.tcria fluctuations. Wo repeat our
liat AZ follows: Stark, 3oHo; Ludlow, 35c Lewiston,
5o; 6nrlap bsgs,4 a9d y, 2os23o; s9nniss, aln--
gle, 17f9l8c; do DOUBLE 28@10c; wool sacks, 67lc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES report a light tradc. We con-
tnue TO nuoo Pork barrels, *1.25@l35 ar tterccs,
rola, 46@67c; pork nayea rough, 3l7.o6@20.oo; do
b,,ckcd sawed, sac. 90; ticrco stayea rough
s2o. .o0G25.o0; do buckcd or eawcd, $25. .o0@2s.60;
as %hs ant snyas sG % e1ea
ing, 7@8o per sot; -four hoop poles, $l4. .00@16. 90
per nj pork and ttorco poles, $30. .0U@35 90 per m.
OHEEBE-Thc weakness for nomo tin1o past q fea-
turc Of tho cheese market took shape to-day In de-
cline Of 1o on all grades. Tho demand though now
exhibiting steady improvement, does not keel, 1co
with ths increase in tho spry, and the tendency Of
prices is still in downward direction. We royiso
Egln factory, l2h@13Nc; Ohio factory, new, I19
12Nc; Western factory, nov, 11@12Ho.
C0AI-No Quotablo changea were noted In rriceH Of
coa the annc1od prices being pretty generally adherc
to lshis Lump IN flaoe 81 Last
Walnut Hill, $1,000; Blossburg, $3.50; Cherry S1ine.
500; Hooking Valley, 81 Indiana camel coal,
Minont. 800 Wilmington, 500. @'"''' '''"~'
CANNED GOODS AND PICKLEsETho canned
goods business is dull there being only light do
nand for sny article IN the list. Tho effect Of tho
being ths only articles for which the market ia POSI-
lively nrn. Peaches, plums, and pickles arc quoted
rA%S
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Tho river ia full Of 3esBcls. Over 100 lunlbor-lsdcn
craft in port, besides largo nunbcr Of vessels
Tho Queen Of tho West, which went on Peshtgo
Feet has got o. and IL now NJ oeonto Her cargo Of
Tho atrnr ouyahoga arrived at Marquette Sum
day. She could not got into bayfield, account Of tho
said that 1t will cost about 81 900 to put Tho
Tho Daralo Express sayn "The contract for tho
raising of the sshr Y; aIant has been lot to parties
loft At aoklnaw and tho vessel to DO delivered in dry
dock at Detroit The consideration Ia to bo $4,000.
But no get, no pay"
"A tug gone from Portage Lake to the roscuc Of
the stmr Lotta Bernard, bcaehed last fall near On
tonagon.
woro released about ten dayB ngo.
atm % son sln a9 ok Of Me1ts s s
A sesmsr building Now
pliment to the recent Secretary Of tho Treasury.
-hlcesrs. Hanna Co... Of Cleveland, have recantly
purchased tho props Rocket and Comet, which for
some years haye been plying hetwDcn Buffalo aud
Green BAY, for tho Lake Superior route. Tho steam.
selected to take the place Of the Rocket aud Comet
gu the aresn Bay lint aro tho Paasaio aud oanisco OF
-LAuac is soon to become one Of the most tmpor..
tont shipping points on Lake Superior for ahpme5t Of
Tho sehr William E1gan, which wont ashore last
fall boow Port Ontario, IL being repaired at Kings.
Tho tug Gen. burnside WAS sold day or two since
BY y. Livingston Co.. Of Detroit, to Tawas parties,
for the sum Of 419, 900. -.
Saturday at Toledo. Her Dimensions arc !: l40 feet
length over n IA fcet hold 60 fcet bea Tho vessel
coat opss ssss 1G eu @ gs thsSssh .S p hs b.
launched, fully rgged and httedout on tho stocks.
Her cost iB s2600o A mammoth dredgo y also being
constructed at Toledo at cost Of about Sbt00o md
capacity Of dredging ncary 1000 cubic yards Of earh
per day.
, 1873-05-27

elEEP-Recclrcd, 150. Tho market was inactive,
owing to mn absence Of material with which to orc-
ratio. Values renaain nominally unchanged.
, 1873-05-27

Withdrawn from Btoro on Saturday for city
consumption 2s1 bu Hhost 2,9A bu corn; 4, 400
bu onts 1854 bn ryo o,02s bu barloy.
The following grain has bcen inspected into
storo this morning, ZIP to 10 o'clock III cars
wheat; Ill cars and 10000 bu corn; II cars
oats; cars rye car barley, Total (93o
cars), Ia 400 bn.
The following shows the distribution Of
breadstuffs shippol out from tLis city during
the past wcol:
, 1873-05-27
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING" May 40.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past foEty-elght hours, and for tho
corresponding date one year ago,
, 1873-05-27

Hods-seceiyed slncc saturday, 5,7o5 Tho light
receipts Induced n firm feeling, uud tho closing
prices Of laat wook vera easily maintained for oll
sdynaS suInu Ut the tost ioc bolaH akrn at e7.o09
$40. Bales chiefly ut s.. 4.75@4D0 for 70
really good drovcs THO market closed steady at 90
, 1873-05-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Moxpay EyEH1ssa, May 20.
CATTLE-Received ninco Saturday, quo l!ead. The
market did not QpV4 very AuBpQlousY for Re(lera. but
, 1873-05-27

Froights woro activo and lower. Quoablo at 90 for
cor1l and Go for wheat to Buffalo. The following
March, Lafdnier II. r. JOY 4. ?. Baldwin, American
at Go prop Russa, whcnt anu oats, through rate to
New York prop Idaho, corn, through 10 Boston
prop st: Louis, corn nnd wheat and Merchant. for
poo was to pa'o Il achr Kate
Darley corn to Port Colborne at 60 achr Bay state,
wheat from Port Washington to Buffalo ut 30; prop
CANADA, to Montreal, wheat private terms. Total
capacity equal to 81, boo bu Of Wheat, $4,000 bu of
corn, and 900 u OF oats. The penBaukee was taken
for corn to Buffalo, In tho afternoon, at 60 capactte
Sc, 900 bu.
, 1873-05-27

2so; choice Do, :a!Nes2t,so. primo n,o, 2@2.xo.
fo9a d. do 2sasagso; sGnmo do
ms aas;Sa ,asy 2s.@a'Ho; do prime, aiXss; slssS
weight, i5eelsGc; Do shott TcIg, 1lsi4strs 4tsA'' 'a
~ Mor-lon" si5sSo; Kpssoon, 7EsBo Caro-
aS; ssasS@p:ens sseip is'a e't ssf Ss slso: o,n,.
derca md grnnnted, 1lA@1ao; a. atnrlsrd, SH: 1o!;
gls O. NS d]ssliSfe; S5 d1o5$IS,ss
@io}lc; cfoto brown 164 4aoxo primo do, os?s IA
s}fo fir ''o e6@9'.oo eo'cs tnolasses sugar. 6s
sess ; ;@o t 81 ss d sas Ss% o;'3sof &c ias ss s
srnura- -Dinmond dfiPs, *t.a1a1a5; sivor dr,ps
oSS5o NV orsaa oassssr eoiec
@aao; do prinso 73@7ao o common, c5s7oe rorto
lco nolassca. c1lo!co 65GGsc: common nolsasos 80
.sr1oEs-Mlspicc, l7@1so; Cloves 3793so caan!a
sssss rs ss soa g. H. :ass' so@s do Ss j. q
s s.a o''|sa ws: 'S&ss?; S assaR %s e ps2
~; nam, 9,@oMei s.yon Imperial, ehffsoale. 49,
dkES .se plenty, tho reeo,pts
ossr GS s i ss o pass st sa. es
St retail fancy Varieties nre triae higher
so lges rNay 1 enoe II raSFa sSnno a % a
choice, sloo@5oo rer brl from storo. lemons $500
@g:0o. Oranges, *s00l910.oo. pincarples, 5000
e.4oo por doz. RannnaB $3.00@70o rcr bnncl Gooso-
oerriea, 11HD15c per quart. HtrAwberrics 40G976c
Hops-rhs 1narfct fa quiet. Now and then Hn,alt
saes nro no to brewers for immediate consumption
rather r weak at $50 common 10 FUR, 35@35c.
l.. HAYNNo T. 1uota!'le changes were noted in this mar
rent at tlls oloao Of iaat wook woro fully ,nail-
tatnod. We qnoto Wholesale prices paid by deal
ers, as follows, cars to contain 10000 lbs; ON
TRAoK-T1moshy, beacr pressed, $6,009a 100; thu
othy, looso pEeascd, s16.6o@lo.bo prarIo pressed,
$12ooo@l36o 20 oN WAooN.ri,nohy, = loose, ,s1o,oo@
pressed, 81 100@ LEO, according 10 distance.
-, M1pEs-were moving TO ,nodsa@.s s 10 @ s7.sn. ep,y.
prevailed week ago, 0X31oo being asked Tor heavy,
and t04@11o for ligE.t green cured. Wo now 1uoss
9rcen city butchers, 70; groom cured Light, 10K@llo;
lbHc; yoa III, 12@lac; dry caf, 2Ao; dry kip, 2lo
dry snlted 16@l7o; dry flint, 19@ 2oc; lonG-haired
kip, 10bc; deacon ekins 40@55u; grrbby, scored.
cut. or otherwise damaged two-thirtH price.
IRON AND STEEL-Cont!nues i'll moderate de-
, 1873-05-27

Three dollars per to be added when Transferred,
which charge follows the shingles.
ThcknesH-Fivo shingles to 10 Two inches In thick
ness.
Leugth-SIxteen inches.
HARDWOOD.
DIack-wnlnut - Counters, $10o.0o@15ooo; clear,
$S5.00@75,o0; common, F40.0u@50.90; cul, S30.0o@
$500; flooring, s50.00tSGO.o0.
Asl-Clear, $40. 440.00; common, S20.00@23 90 !;
Gull, $12. 90 flooring, $1,000 1000.
0ak-Clear, $30.0o94o.Go; common, S2o.00a25.oo !;
Gull, $l2.00@18.0o.
Hickory-clear, ts5 .0o@45.oo; common, $25.oo@
$50 Gull, sl9o0@1a.oo.
Maplo-dlear, $50 90; common, s2o.oo@ao.oo ;
Gull, $10.00@t5.00
Dntternut-0loar, s5o.ooGeo.oo; common, {25.oo@
$500. ~. - =. -
Gherry-oear, s5o.oo@oo.oo; common, sc5.oo@
35.g Gull, $12 2009l8.00.
WhItowood-Oloar, S3o.0o@4o00; common, $4,000
@30.00 !; Gull, SIC. 0p94l6.O 10.
Wagon stock-Hickory axlos por set, 81 .00@1 80 !;
wagon poles, oach, 4555o boz boards, .o0 a0.oo
, 1873-05-27

scbr wrn. JoneH ntunkcgon, 1ao lumber 90 m lath
ssi sehr Ida, l. J. hAlnsskeEon, 1oo lumber. ,.,,
6cl'r 1aac!nc st,lahegon, 146 m lnln1,er.
achr Alratlc Maskogon. 125 Ill lumber.
seSp sepp s G{ ss n sr@sS 0 s n0
achn Unha, Mcnoinlneo. 1870 nj lumber, 90 tn lnth.
ehr ser A 15:d J. M1;irs n;irs hns9; 1so lumbar 70 stb
sshr s!r 1;sy atsto Mo,omlnee 24o in lumbar.
schr Arab, Ludngton, 7lo n, lumber. rs,,aer.''
sclir Annn Q. Hanson, Lulington, 18o n, lumber.
solr sa. Tronties olty, h'ston. l8e m lamIor
selr j. IIihbnFi, Whiie IaSo. 90 'Sss; iamSef.
sehr octavlH Mans.co, 1aO y lumber.
Prop ghas. M laStz ManLsee 16o m lumber, rs sssb,
rrop Wyomlng Grand 1Iavon, loo n Lumbar.
barge MaEs, L,ilnatoa. $50 N lumbar. '>'''~'''
ashF MsF%ss % Tionpsea, w.s Lake, 4 i1s lss q nso 40
Prop Vanderbilt buffalo, s5a brs sugar, 80 tons pig
sshs sshs TiaS TTiSp'ey Si'nn. in'Iusteg9n 1ts m lumber
gcow s ?: q Wright, 1adtaston, 1as m lumber. -.
schr .sR II sRtnss' 1s 49, nfg, A. AZ r. ,n,,,,r
acor a Champion, % so"ih svsn ~ g g nnons 1p6or
Barge peshtlgo, peshtigo. 6so m lumber.
gt,nr Scott, Erio, Il pkss vine, Mn md s',nir,e,.
Prop 1sa,.s Duao. ii pkga merchandise, md run.
stmr lawrence ogdenahurgl, b,o lace, 1os br,. au.
s'r 9nnan s nna1o l5 bars railroad Iron, 1000 brs
tmr ann~9s s %" e. nnitowoo 200 btla -four a boxss
tsn' tar eoo bu wheat, 2so brla pork, Is tubs but
gchr Japan, Green Bay, 1865 m lumber,
schr scr Il Mn.r' Mnrq. Willie Lake 90 uubor N lath,
Hsne ange Il " .o,, M%ff'sr c oconto 22o m lumbes
laih D'''' oiaoo AaVen, 16o m lumber, 20 m.
Barge AppEsatoo Boy, Grand Haven, 2oa m lumber,
sehr i; Ii. Stanton. Man,steo. 100 m lumbar, ss m
scow Silver Cloud, afanistec, 90 II, 1umbor.
Dsrgo Windsor, Alan!stoc, $50 N iurni,or.
sohr Australia, Manatce, 15o tn lumber.
schr Levi Grant, Manistoe, 200 m lumbor.
echr El Tempo, 160 m lumber
sehr Harmony, Msnistec, 800 m lumber, 75 N hth, rs
,., n rtckota, 40 y shingles.
schr 9. L. JOHNSON, Maykcgon. 100 m lumber,
sehr Sc Pauline, Sfskegon, LIZ N lubcr, 40 M lnta
schr 1yes Lawson, Musiegon, lis m Il iumbas p 9 n,
gcnr 9. Harrison, N1uto 1a4o, 12o m lumber.
sehr sc q; Il nlako, nlaskcgon, loo m lumber.
ssh1 sc M1eas;estei askego ll5 lumber 20 m 1ath
Schr 5ei M MKegllator, Mnskcgon, 120 N lumber.
sclr Mary, MuskeEon, 1to m lumber.
e1aas m Is 1anees iron ''0
1nsk 1nao ss.1sdo5 Egs 9
schr bertha Domos, Menomilie*, $40 N lumber, 80 n
barge Q. Q. D., Mushegon. 800 nj lumber.
schr q. D. Seavur, ManiBtce, 100 II lumber.
Prop 2. " Blanchard, buffalo, As,5o0 bu oats, 17oo
brla flour, 900 scks fax seed,
6chr Scott, Eric, !, 400 brla flour. q =.
t1op Menom1neo, arecn bay, 40 tons pig iron, ind
Prop Ocean, Montreal. 100 brls flour, 50 bales broom
coru. .1
Prop ohaa Rlotz, sianistee, GOO bu oats, and sun-
drlos. 10y
sehr Lizxio ThFoop Horns Pier, 200 bu oats, 10 brls
park, nnsl snlldrks.
schr skylask Erie, III bu corn, 900 bu oats 100
schr 9. HarEison WhitoIake, 90 bu outs.
schr Black Hawk, Stony grcck 800 bu oats.
sclE Ebineozer, Aorna Plr, 500 bu oats.
, 1873-05-27
LUMBER.
MONDAY E

MONDAY EVENING, May 20.
Tho feet which arrived today was tho largest Of the
Of nrgoa!zcd yeskc1s, came in, and tho arrivals from
tho eas ahore ports wcEo aso hboral aonowhero b.
quito number Of locS dealers on tho narket but this
being tho first Of tho week, few country buyers were
daya rr1ces, thoush, owng to to excocdinsiy inrao
o;sraas nyeEs w Sre holding Of and hs market
sl5:oo@10.o0; josts and scantling, sold at sio.25
@1o:eo; ,! common boqr.a o s and strips et $u.6o@
nt $500. The following salos wore reported !:
cargo ser Regulaor from Muskegon, 1ls n # COM
ss eSe erB9 ssar saa Ms
at sl6oo d IN lash at S26o Cargo schr J. Dean. Jr
fFqm Grand Maysn ~ s7 = srPs a. boards
go achr q. j. lsoeder from hiskegon, 125 nj II strips
and boards 1nIll,r1!r, at sleo Cargo barge F a,
p and sspS seanR II
g7i # short lumber at 81 :o} pes nth at g 5o
ehE 51se a1S eS5s and s1ps ~
ril from alanlateo, 1870 nj joints and acantlng at
scan,ing At sl025. Fl Toinpo from Manistoo. Is m
olAai nnd seantlng at SoSo Anss,1 a from Manis
s5e ii: o. oisn from Mans{ee, o. iS' lis oats and ID
scantlng ut sl0.6o. Lev Grant, from Nlanateo, ITO IN
2 Inch iumnor at s1obo; 90 N inch lumber at
lumber ut sa5 130 m josta mud scatling $1,000.
ostaCin from nIanstee, 10 olsta and se,nsng at
and boards, 1nill-run, at $1,000.
LUMBER rRElunTs.
Owing to largo oflcrngs froghts nro about go on
srsais Ss tho tss prisa ier small i'e
''it Hanisteo, 500 1uaustoD sa7s@o.oo; Muskcson,
s225@25o osonto ss6o@5aSs Menomnee ss e g ao9
eoia epo Massn fsnsM''s5 ssso "A''' Lake.
3t.fl
, 1873-05-27

peachcs QIb,,.....,....... 4 175a m
Peaches, 2.75Ss 3GS
puns, iamsons ib.. il. aoVg is
Groou aagc1 and eeQ, INSTRUMENTATION Ii. 9's0S 37S
Qunces, Z ,,s.,.,,,..,,,.........' 27sG aoo
Strawberries, 2s0@ 2.75
Rnspberries ...,,,.,,....... 0GO5 ak
B!pckberries, . 900S 9iH
Gooseberries. 2tb,...................... 925G 250
Tomatoes, 225@ I'D
Tomatoes, $ ,..,,,,,,.,,,,...,..,.., 25D1 nix
Corn. Elaln 2005 500
Corn, Yarmouth........ s.s5Ss $50
Pcss, H., soaked. lG09 i70
Lima boans, lb........ ...........,..., a5o9 1.75
suecotash ID. 21oS i'd
EoSsts1, IoSstsf, E. s,5S s5}ss 20 70
Oyators, ID, fun weight. l2oa l,3O
oystors, ta fun Weight. 2ao9 3so
Small trla. 2. 900 nor pir SIN mail m
sna hrjs i'd To- rar ,,la tS@ 99
Medium, Irls 1,2Oo rer pks........... so0SS 800
LaFss 4aFs eFs; ,1s 60? I Rsf rps pEg SIS o z69
In ID II IeTs. ner sr EcH. ..'' FIX sgs sS
II 1 81! tess, ss,s PEI 1, ~ 21S@ ~
Rs oasor'en essor'ea ,oSas nsS1e' n}t eaS a 7
" p. aArht eis sIaur, ''''e' $50
s Rnss, ne esI. cans. s psr DO essg,eoo @ %
f aohss aaos eanS II nsr cans nav c eo goo
E1tra aoleu nusrt s cans. psr ar oz aaoGS S TX
saea nna ~ s prGss hsys "a "a
l3c Iuter In tho day toaeru wcro asking i4c ILL.,
Include oo oz at 100 Is cases md Is taba Il ssss
a as.s1as srs E Of 1sshSs a,
low prim0 to rl,oiro Iye cen.e at 7sGaT7a ram pat
hands johbinR prices ssSoo for assorted fcaheKa:
m!SGa fes;hss' t;@'s s@lee r.
IT. sd apa osnecaS sps
zo a. sosEs are scant ero aud At tho East The dii
, 1873-05-27

Also Of rye. s,1o2 bu by roll, and Il, ,735 bu by
water.
Tho following were tho exports from tho flvo
principal seaport oittea Of tho United stntos--
New York, Portland, Boston, philadolphin, and
Daltimoro-for tho week ending May 81:
Flour, brls...... 3s,1l0lPork, brls..,. $3.50
Wheat, bu....., 2l,289Lard, LIS. o188,BU5
Corn, bn.....- 312,7hoDacon, ns........ b,972,2o1
Ey0, bu........, 1O,hD1
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PpEis1lar 'L&as; poo1TfoK. .0uatt. fafnitSsars fiitSa
are every day shgsged In hauling away q
0ta3$itY, Of kt1ano To uftOh n .r,n<,i1 ,croyi

"PEt1ar 'I&as pooT1iryos.2Oiuatt. pooT1iryos faItmilSsars arms
are every day shgsged In hauling away d
qtaAsity, Of ktsno TO pitch q good crop
Of cotton, and for this they are giving
great Iepe. This is most absurd, non.
sensical and unwise course, aid II per:
sisted in; will lend to utter bankruptcy
and poverty. A farmer stands q very
poor chance OF success, unless he raises
enough on his place to feed himself and
family and hands. The price of cotton
is. uncertain, and cannot be s'counted
on" for, the settlement of debts, and
every one who depends upon it will be
subject 60 reflection from his factors for
negligenc6 and for delay, It is q per-
feet piece of arrant folly, and most
wonderful lack Of common sense to plant
too largely in cotton. If the majority of
our citizens do so. tho roads will be
hot with deputy sheriffs, riding around
through the country, enforcing liens.
And then what little is left will 90 to pay
the lawyers and others-those good SER
wants Of the people. who would rather
see 'iustioe done," even If they "got no
pay" Plant something to eat, gentle
men, and DO not depend upon the North
and West for your ordinary rations.
The old style OF scratching the hills with
q plow and doing nothing has passed.
Cotton must go by the board, if the past
is true index Of the future. Othsrwise
we shall all starVe.-A6beoiRe Medium.
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A FIRST CLASS AGENT IN EUROPE.
the cotton trade, and with influential eonnec-
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American house, desirous 10 open branch
agency. Tho highest bankers references in
London aud New York nre al advertiser.
command. Letters addressed IN. o. P. COT
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Putnama Sons, at New York, Or by Messrs'
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-Happ
relief for young men from the effects OF errors
and abuses in early life. Manhood restored
!mpediments to Marriage removed. New me-
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6k1ll. Mar 81 8n,
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Bishop Coke. Of New York, says the
natives OF Hayh have oannibal feast
once year. and that they fatten children
Tor the horrid banquet, as We do Christ
mas geese and turkeys.
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Smick! Smack. Smoove!

Smick! Smack Smoove!
HAVING fitted up the magnificent room in
IL the Columbia Hotel, formerly occupied
BY MIR. Hayneswolth, we arc prepared to per-
form on the craninm 1T every gentleman, in
the way OF HAIR.CUrTI,G or SHAMPOO
ING. and specially invite all who want their
beard cut of. smick smack, emooye, to give
us call. HOT aud COLD BATHS can be lad
at all hours
N. D.-Our shop on Plain street vii; con-
tlnue to icct iv" uur special att tntOn.
Apr REESE l. THOMPSON.