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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-30

\ MAN WHO CAN FEEL No PAIN
Tuesday morning Joseph Reber, en-
ployed in the saw mill of Mr.. Davis,
near South SALISBURY, while at work
saving out blocks, got his right hand
upon the buzz saw, which cut off two of
the fingers. In the afternoon he placed
a handkerchief around his hand and
walked twelve miles to Bennington.
Here he entered barber shop and the
barber bound his hand up with some
pieces of the handkerchief. Without
any further dressing he took the down
train for Troy He is a married man
and his family reside in Cohoes He
worked at the mill until Tuesday with
ont having his hand dressed. Last
week he cut large cash about eight
inches long on his leg with an axe and
sat cody smoking a pipe while one of
his fellow workmen sewed up the wound
with common needle and a piece of
silk thread Two other men met with
similar accidents at the same mill.
SUDDEN DEATHS. - Ovid Thompson,
an old an esteemed citizen of Woodstock
died on Saturday last, aged sixty-seven
years. He attended prayer meeting at
the Congregational church, Wednesday
evening complained of pain in his side go
ghome, took to his bed and did not get
up again. He will be greatly missed in
religious, social and business circles.
"A young man calling himself Chas
Simpson, died at the house of Charles
Leonard, in Roxbury, on the 8th of
January, with heart disease. He had
been in the employ of Mr.. Leonard about
two months. He avoided referring to
friends or his past history, so that moth
ing was known of them at the time of
his death. Since his burial it has been
found he has a wife in Derby
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-30
Rev. DIR. ChapIn,s Lecture.

The largest audience of the season as
sembled at the Opera House, Wednesday
evening, to listen to the lecture of Rev.
E. H. Chaplin, D. D., of New York city.
To say that it was heartily enjoyed and
thoroughly appreciated, is but to repeat
the generally expressed opinion of all.
We are aware that in the following alb
stract full justice is not done to the lecture
or lecturer. The beauty of diction, the
felicity of expression, the frequent
burst of eloquence and the manner of
the orator had charm all their own and
which cannot be reproduced in con-
densed report. All that we have endeav-
ored to do is to present the warp, we
could not undertake the filing. In
speaking of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15

The CIRCUS will be here tomorrow
night in all its spanSles and glory.
There will be some balloon business by
way of a send off: and the circus itself.
if it comes up to the level of its own
performances in Virginia, will be all that
the most fastidious and exacting admir-
ers of the horse opera could ask. The
Nevada State Journal referring to the
performance given by this circus while
At Reno. says: The astonishing feats Of
Hurry Clark. the man with the iron
jaws, were duly appreciated as Was testi-
fled by frequent applause. The bare
back riding of Master Johnny Cook was
. lso excellent. and this youngster bids
fair to be bright star in the profession.
The entertainment throughout was good
and gave universal satisfaction" As
We have before stated, the original plan
is SO amended as that there will be a
performance here OH Wednesday night;
one at Genoa on Thursday night apd
farewell performance here on Friday
night. This will give US all q whack at
it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15
Proceedings Of the Eo.rd OF County
COmMi .sioneLS.
CAasoS CITY. NEVADA.
Monday, July II, 1873.

! ctiS itr AD''- J
IL. H,.,r, nf ,,..,,tv ton,toissi,,ler.
,, ,,,i. .,.v
Al al" III o'lA''''' eo''A''
pursuant TO ADJOURNMENT.
Present Commissioners Meler an
Morn, and T. J. Edwards, ci-lk. And
NOW come. NJ. G. Gardner. ESQ, and
,r,s..nts his p.tit;,n issued Nv the
t,nv,.rnor uf tE,1 St,t.. oi Nevada, appoint
inc him a commissioner IN and 70,
orn,s!,y comfy. rir. John +. Cheney,
r,.sj med. An, me sgia II. &. GARNER,
h. ,in., taken add -.h=rrlhel the ot.i,i...
oath reauired hy law, tool. his seat as 4.
r,.mI,.r IF the BOARD.
On motion i, WAS ordered tia. the
follo.inr claim, against the county be.
and the same are hereby, allowed, TO
Wit. Claim of j. ". Waters for medical
services, Amounting to SO, allowed i'll
fail: claim of 0. Z. Willis for merchan-
dixie. amounting to S23 80. allowed for
tn. sum of 800; AID the claim of 3. +.
M-der for work on streets amounting to
x4s ,.llov.d in fnll
On motion of .Ir. Garln-. i. is
ordered that the clerk is hereby directed
TO notify the Sunni: Flrne Company
that hy the running of waste water from
tb.;r Hume the county roads in the
vicinity Of the lumber ward near Il G.
c,r1n.,,. arr. L,.I,r w1sh..d and III.
bridges in n very lllapid.ted condition:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15

We HAVE already m .de mention of
the fact that the committee into whose
hands was entrusted the matter of rails
Ing the funds for and purchasing a
steam fire engine for Carson City agreed
TO purchase Little Giant" and have
sent to the Seneca Falls tnufactnring
company and ordered one sent here.
Well, the County Commissioners have
backed mp the proposition by anth"riz-
ing the Sheriff to send to the same COM
pany for so feet Of csrb ,lized hose for
use with this steam machine and h.
will make that order to-day by tee -rapl.
When that machine gets here (and slr
ought to b. on hand by the first of next
monthly she will be all ready for Use
no delays for hose or other needed gear
being necessary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15

u S. Mrvr.-The Superintendent of
the Carson City Mint received, yesterday.
1 BIG pounds of mixed bullion gold and
silver, from the Crown Point mine. Gold
Hill. N-vada, sent in for milling AMI
assay. This is the first large lot of bal
lion received from the Comsto1k since
the Mint shut down in Jrna for gen.
eral clean up. NJ re will follow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15

SOME MAGNIFICENT BIBLES with fam
lily photograph attachments some edi
tons of Webs:er's unabridged and many
"A desirable standard work of poetry and
travel and history can be had. cheap.
dog cheap. over at the auction rooms in
the stone binding on the north side of
Capitol Square to night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15

RETURNED. Mr.. De Neuf. we'll known
as the CHIEF engineer of John G. Fox's
matchmaking and jawelry store. returned
from pleasure trip to California yes
t-rday. He owns to having had ii good
time amongst the foSs and heats of Sac
ramento and San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15
DIED.

In Carson City July u. 1878. Edwin Cushing,
q native of Rhoade Island. aged 40 years, 4
months an Is days.
The funeral will take place at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon. from the Methodist Church. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully invited to
attend
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15

4 DEAD.-Sam Hamilton, Trevillian's
trainer, who was shot, at Virginia. a
few days since by one Peter Fitzgerald.
died at his rooms at the Collins House
in that city on Sunday night. He was
an Englishman with wife and children
in Graham's Town, New Zealand.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15

REMOVED TO THEATEn BLoCK.-R. Fred
Brooks noted store for imported segars,
tobacco, books. stationery. musical ms
truments, cheap jewelry, toys. etc, re-
moved to Theater Block, next door to
Mat Rinckell's butcher shop, Carson
City. Agency for all the California.
papers, Gold Hill Ners, Pictorials and
Magazines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CtTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF
- ormsby.-Oftice of the Board OF County
lumluissi ners. arson City. Nv. July .. 1915.
Notice is hereby giveu that Sealed Proposal =
will be received by the Clerk Of sid Board at
his ofite in Carson City up - 10 o'clock A. M,
On the 2lst day Of July A. ID. 1873,
For the construction of new road over portious
of the distance between Einpire city ANA Bruins
wick Mill, in accordauce witlthe plans an a spe-
ci icxtions, accompanied with the plat of survey
now ON exhibition at tn. Store of Jam Morri,
at Empire City. New The contract to build said
road in accor lance with said plans. splcitcs-
tons and plat of survey. will be Let to the lowest
responsible nidier: tn. BD,ri of county Com
mi>sioners reserving tie right TO reject any or
all bids. I. ) EDWARDS,
Clerk Of the Boaru Of County Commissioners.
BY G. A. WJraRRELL, Deputy. jylO-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15
A PosT MoRTEM EXAMINATION Of tn

A PosT NoRTEM EXAMINATION of the
skull and brain of the late f Twin Cash
ing will he held to-day by DR.. Waters.
DR. Nooklar and others. This case il
regarded, fer some cause or other
amongst medical men. a. a very re-
III ,rksble one; and it il 40 mich Of Il
puzzle that it is deemed best to ascertain
its true nature by the proposed autopsy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15

THEE MEN have been indicted for
grand larceny BY the Grand Jury Of
Lander county.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-15

GOLD was quoted yesterday at the Bay
At 1l4T; greenbacks, 86H a 86I.
, 1873-01-21

tlo rn1o aa for tho past fow weeks. There Ia fnr
movement III liio betor r,des hut common nh red
bruah aro III liberal supply md very t1u Wu repeat:
No. lurl 05Qs7c II III; No. aInlt braid, h1b.5os
No. 70, 4t3tNoi No. = do, aDl'io; insitlo grcc'l,
9H d rs w ts d. PILE sna ,s r. 23S fr
choice qualities, mud .ch 1einV In light r,,pry, hnll-
crs wtro Arm, hut other descriptions wore .iet md
oasy. toll ntor unlrus strictly primo, IL aust rsl-
an1abe, and Ia aucuulalinB Local md uut"o buyers
prices: Good e sloIce rl l7eo21n; atrclly el!o,eo
ferior TO common, 7GSlbc. .
look for batter cnand ior Grain hags during tho
suing month, mud, rs they not cnrryinH lnrge
stocls, thoy decidedly FIRM lii the1r vowa folow-
lug ara he 1mot ,'ionH: Stark a6so; Ludlow aso
o!tor Greek, 33Iau; burlnl' .ag1, ! md bl, e10
22Hc; gnnniea, Bngle, 18S1Dc; 10, doublc go; wool
sackRt HgfS70c.
DEANa-A falr .lon,nn Tor choice varieties proyaits
Tho offerings are moderate, nnd consist mostly o.
common md medium HraleH. Wo 1noto: Navies at
s2.do@2.75; iar to primo, $2.ooGs24o; comthon to
f,it huiEbiSa isaariEn1.Ls-rno oma.a continues
very lIglt, aud values nre Without alteration. We
agan quote: atucco, Se.5g$2.75; Now York etrlcco,
casinyt $17b@400; Rerftnu DO. $t.0bfi i.ao 1tW on
dale esment,, s3;2s@3.5o; uhsa cement, FOO
$3oo narbls dast s;:5g35o: lime, in bulk, sl,od
@l2s limo {bris} .25a 80 por brl; white sand,
iIor brl s275@3oo tlastering hnr, por bu, 4o@ooo
i!re brick, per 1000, s4o 0o(3o0 building rich
{eommon1, $tQ60H13.0D country brick, $40 90
Woodstock pressed range nt $23.00@4o0o; vt. Louis
hydraulic pressed, $500, deli Milwaukee, $500, del;
Racine soon le1, lAdalc s250o dol; ilre cny, per
box Of so feet domestic window gras from which
A radiation of 10 and uar cent Is un1o GY dealers.
, 1873-01-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

h1osnA1 Eyzsrso, jan. 20.
CATTLE - nocoivoa plnce Batnrday, 1880.
they encountered to-day, aud IT Is not ofton TINT
the surroundings Of tho market ura 60 positisoly
adverse to the insoroata Of sellers. Tho Eastern
markotB arc again reported ovorstockod, with
Prices unsettled and lower, Albany, Buffalo, and
Pittsburgh being quoted at A@16o "off," while
alvlces from other points wero scarcely less dis
coutaging. Add to this tho annoyance to which
shippers are subjected by tho lack Of tianaporta.
ton facilitios, and the fact that tho supply OF
atock was largo (tlroro, were many State cat.lc),
mud mainly annipnned Of not worry desirable
quality, tho depressed condition of tho market
ia, wo think, sufficiently accounted for. During
tho opening hourn Of tho day there was little or
nothing doing, noither local nor outside buyers
seeming inclined to tako hold, though inluco-
monts In tho shape Of concessions we're freely
offered. subsequently somo salcs wero effected,
but the number of transfers wero ipBignifcant
in comparison with tho amount OF stock on sale,
and tho mnrlsot closed rs it opened, dull and
doproguod, and nominal}y 25o iowor than ln1t
week.
Extra-oraded steers averaging 1,dso losso25eo.5o
ohose becves-Fnc, iai, ::sii sc formed yesi
to ynAr old ateers, and averaging 1900
Good 20 bsoves-weisttensi, n:yfcrnei '''VS'V
ssiaa sSsss esssssn8 asaass@sssss IL
pa.sbsra sEing so,Eeomon 70 to msdam
steers, and good to extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 500 to 1,1oo 3.5o@4.oo
Stock catecom1n0n snttle aH t., In decent o,. m
1nferior-Lght and thin cows, hclfers,
Btags, bulls, nnd acallawng steers. l.7S@?.5o
Texas Catele-Northern summoned. 2.5Ut53.10
UOds-1loccyed since Saturday, $4,000. At
tho opaning tho feeling wcu much depressed,
and worry carly Ralos woro effected at som ething
OF a decline from Saturdays rates, but eubsc-
quently the domand improved and tho slight re-
duotion wra recovered. Shippers did little, the
, 1873-01-21

There will be, probably, 100000 tushela more
isRs' oss sss sadas fss% ia 1 a
perhaps three four million bushels from American
AanH R1sS atas tnsdns oi9sde md France.
ls1a Wills Russia, British North xinerlea. and
coaatriea may he but little varied from ths three
prev1ouB years.
Southern Russian softs, sre naeb T.. thoa Usual,
whllo In German ports und In the United Kingdom
hsy s5o sss than the stoss ot ls Tho Sntyofa;
her large requirements from foreign imports between
this tins and tho coming harvest and tho pEobsble
eral exporting countrea including sssa, which has
conceded deneleney q 25 per cent tn tne Azoy ds;
not higher prices during The aucceedtng eight months
OUR LATE PORK CORNER.
| Tho Monetary Times (bIoMtreaU has tho fol-
lowing; tho 61r. Hing referred to Is the Prest-
don't OF the Bank Of Montreal:
and cesain loss Will be- suffered BY all CONCERNED in
the celebrated pork corner" In Chicago. The exact
extent Of has loss II Is not necessary to ssse evsn
ths. "a ID the esse Of he ato disastrous wheat oorner
volyed. Were ws to publish tho lst Of names, ou,
readers would be much anlptted as We were in read
u po.bss af ss dsss
hsghly-respeea6le Canadian rms would 80 fur forge
what e duo to Themselves and 90 copleey cut looat
from the gudsnbo ct all recognized business nhxins
to dabble In M -ssarred gambling enterpslao sucf
that which at this momont:costs them SO many r.
esentn Of this combination, Ito credit Ia duo o Mr
kng q gyng IT. The y dsshsow h J. ~ y IT, tue nalt
.tivo prooets though At tho expense qnenehns h
misplaced enthaaiau hat reet'ess but hlghly-eolore!
ventures oiten excite, ana. PERHAPS Of creating ~
In sll such cases decided rs At the Ieginlng save
| much repentance at tho end,
| LATEST.
4
, 1873-01-21
Tho following Instruments wora fllet, for roo
ord on Mondny, Jnl,. 20:

Tho following Instruments woro filoa for roo
ord on Monday, JIM. 20: -,
CITY PROPERTY,
Cornell at, bet Chase and toblo ats, rs II to aoy,
dated Dec. .. 1d72s Confederation, 900.
Lot 4 III nabbarla Subdivision, III nlock 80, School
aooton Addition, dated jan. 0; cuuHidoratto 49, poo.
Second st, west Of and near Armour 1t, n f. 2s It 10
alloy, tiacd Sept. ~, 1879 consideration, $780,
Ltnglcy IT. north Of aud near Tl!rty-a3ghh at, Z,
25x1t2K It, dated Jan. 10: consideration 5000; . ~
dated Dec 5t, la7ai confederation, q 900. ~ =.
to "lley, t,asei I Jan. ii; STANDARDIZATION: fsoo. - "
Let i!t, III p1ock Q, n 11gh's x of '9lock 1s In
I.oto. In same, dated jan. 90; consideration, 5000.
Iii Sn a' psag ssp nsSe e s
nley, viii, 6nlldiuga, dastd Jan. II; consideration,
s %eat 1tarrasoh st, bet Centre av and May 1t, +,
Lot 8, III Diock of Block 1g in Wright Il Wobsters
noA 500 49, 80, 10, dated os s, 1872 consideration
tos 20 a4 a. Of ro. !, In Black 10, Sec 10, co. "A,
dated Ian. Z; consideration, 81 800. e, m
Il m %Sa il S'oct fS 10 q aeolds adiuon, dated
''i IL j. sins'9;Fs!,e nss bssk g? g. sse With
s e ia 1ed III ~ k.,nas sasooa Ad
ie hs IS s'tsa %heex ss osss 8aien, dated arc
1, 1874; confederation, $780,
Eyasls st, bet 1falBctl mud Union stat I, 23 It to
alley, dated jag. 8 !; confederation, $500. :.
Myrel nv, 90 * IL Of Twentyn nt, {. Is It to
nllvy, dated bee. 1879 confederation, 81 300,
Lot ., In McKays Lot ~ Block Z, Ashland Addf-
lion, dated Jnr II; consideration, IS 900.
Oayion 1T, Is SID It Of John st, T. 2J7s4 a1o II,
dated Jan. a; consideration, 81, 100.
Clybolsrn nv, opposite Porry it, I, 60xl20 IT. Will
tmprovo1nonts dAted jan. Is consideration, 81 600.
Duttcrllel u, II Of and near Tlrtleth a I, as It
to alloy, dated Jun. 10 consideration, 81 275.
Twcnticth ut, west OF aud near 0akcy Bt, f Lot
%, datsd jan. il; consideration, $3.50. . .s
Iots q and q IN redisision Of Block ct p navis' Y
H. dated July 81, 1871 :; consideration. II ,o2e.
SOUTH OF u1rY LIMITS,
Blk lots In Block 2 Of Uarswclla Subdivision tn Bw
n Of Bee TO- SO, II, dned Doc. II, 1s72; considora-
lion, $780,
Lot ., in Block !, Of n II Of NV wAofswA Sec. o,
SO. Il, dated Jan. 10; confederation, s400.
Lots 80 to 10, III Banorbry h Grs' Block 2o, In Bee.
ID, IS, H. dated Jan. / !; consideration, s3,576.
Lots Ii and -, in sauo, dated Jim. l; consideration,
$1,430.
Lota Of aud o. In Duncan's rc~subdtysion Of Block
7, III Taylor Kreigh's u Off " 4 Soc. 4, 50, IA,
dated jan. 0 ; consideration, 81 ,475.
Ifobey at, n cor Of Fifteth Bt, T. 240xl1aIS It,
dated oct. 81, 1871; consideration, $1,000.
, 1873-01-21

light. 10; nsrs cured, eK@1oo; green frozen, ;,1,
pfmss, p2as e; dry % spitsd, i5@7o Try ill., IL;
calf, 2do; dry dnt, 1o521; dcacols, 5g3U5c; dans.
aged 7l1@sa ali other damaged stock, two-sl1lr1s
prico; hranhetl, 10 pet cont on.
IlONIY-Tho s.,rr!y Of choico grades was rntler
nleagtc, hnL atrainca was plenty and dull. Tho IN
cuntlnuo 10 auote: Ohoice white comb 1t 1s4s92e:
medium Mrades at 20G25o; lnfer'or md strained
hnney at 11T418c.
u0Ps-Thoro was no chnngc. Tho n,arkct II tlrrn,
owing 10 tho frlnor fee!tng lrtyaent ut thu East an
tho Hight htocks hore Balea Of Wcstorn hayo been
1nado at 509b5o m time. We quote: Primo to choice
Western at 41 toa; fair to good. 35fa tno; common
70 ,nclinn, 2SSyoe; Eastern, 42@5co; English, 45@
1lsoN AND sliEEl,-Tradc ts slowly but steadily
, 1873-01-21


consumption: 4,794 bu w1.eas; 1856 bu corn;
1,92t bu oats; G55 bu rye; 2,o28 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boen inspected into
ptoro this morning, up to 10 O'Clock: 81 cars
wheat; a57 cars corn; 20 cara oats; cars rye;
25 cars barley. Total, 489 cars, or 1914 900 bu.
It is curious fact that Chicago should bo
called upon to supply Iowa with Hour; but 40 1t
is. One firm here shipped 1000 brls to Fair
field, Iowa, Inst year, and has received m order
to ship moro to-day It Is also curious TINT In
Dixon, Illinois, tho milers nrs paying Chicago
prices for wheat, and find 1t hard to obtain
enough, even At those quotations.
Wo note Tint the Auan Steamship Company
havo established an Agency in Chicago, aud are
making large preparations for tho grain trade Of
next summer, ria Montreal.
A number OF operators on Change hayo dis
covered way of knowing tho amount of tho
morning receipts Of grain some time in ADVANCE
of tho regular posting. Two dollars week from
9Ssh Of them dGes H. Thng Pay II ~ po
| known. Several people asl tho question, "1B 1t
right :" aud others, moro dircce but less moost,
say It ia |, burning shame; II no, thoy could easily
| make 1t too hot for tho parties concerned III
selling the information which belongs to tho
public
person meant In our remarks Of this morning
| OA tno AEI!ul1tltout " q AbW Ithlu !AGpeGloI
We answer, "No." Wo simply Desired to call
attention to the fact thnt tho duties OF tho office
| require knowledge, and that no one should bo
appointed who does not possess that knowledge.
! II otherwise, then our inspection will become
| bigger faree than It has been At somo periods
In our past history. and will be veritable null
sance. Wo had much better have no inspection
at all than to have q ayHtcm that permits ono
snb-lnspector to grade . stated carload Of
grain as No. ., and another snt~1nBpector to
grade it az No. 2, with no one over thom comPo~
tcnt TO tell which IL right ni,a which IL wrong.
mnn may be 1rst-elaas felIow IN all other
respects, put II he cannot intelllgehtly oversee
a1ld difect tho acts OF us g. suooranatos IN the
grading OF grain, ne ls not 1T ior 0sd' place.
Tho leading proullce mafketa Mero moro &C.
two to-day, except provlslons, with moro de-
elded movement III prices than usuai thongh
all did not move III tue same WY. NOW YORK
was generally strong on Drea.sstnna, and our
1ocerta were pe!oW the average, espoeally 1or
mild weather, which gave greater connaence Is. 70
buyers. ihe grocery m"lKot WIZ eenea1hly ~
ported quiet, bnt urn 1eohie Proya!toa Tor
most goods ~ tho list, tAe o11y notable excep,
ton being Iehneu sugars: "hion n, were "eak ana
1nHottlcu, deolsnlnE m >so ~ arounu. coliees
wore more setslS1 than @ ~ ,, sno closs
Of IaaI WoeA' j., ous ,o,' were ala ho1a WIN
ananaseu hiinhoss, tnglo uel1,e no seG!s e. hny
concession from Tue aafnncea Ilces ostanaisnoa
Y on oaaatosy' ns!ute, soas a1ee, iamaios a4a
ntnor eouah Enlea stoauy ano uncnanAeu. II, ~
tne dly 6oouh inaIA1l notuluE occu1teu " u'e-
, 1873-01-21

O1IEE5E-Alhuugh prices have recently advanced
rs 1t the East tLo market here continues M any ana
resembling activity md for goods not strictly primo
prices aro freely shaded. We make no change IN tho
list New York factory, 13at4o; OHIO factory, 1l@
l2ho; Western factory, 1lGl2Ac.
GOAIe-Prjces wpro unctnngcd. There was fatr
inquiry for anthracite and for btsuninous yssieies
nro,,nd !: Lohigh hump. $500; Leh'Eh prepared,
$500; Lachawanna, f12oo; Erie, $40 5051t Drar
Hll, slo5o911oo; Walnut utli 5000 nossh,n,rg, ,I,,g,
fi0,00;3lo.6o; Camel coal, $1,000; Indiana block
81. .60Gl0 10 1tinonk, $500; +; Wilmington. 500.
amount Of trailing ono In this department. At tic
suhiolned quotations
, 1873-01-21
CONF ERClAL.

MONDAY EvENE1d. Jan. 20.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of produce At this point during tho past forty
oight hours, and for the corresponding dato ono
year agos
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, jan. 30,
ALCOUOI-WaB quiet aud unchanged. VIC ngniM
QUITS u per cont proof Ut 81. .7G0l.83.
BROOM CQRS-TAe condition Of this market WAa
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Total lbu..........2o,0sa,052 2o.77ao57 2sl9a,5
THE OUTLOOK or BnEADBTuFF8.
tI1lln New York Bulletin haa the following:

IHU N6W 1bfh 4UHtet1H l11a tu9 lu11UH1uEs
The wheat crop Of tho United sates In 1917 was
1nascd by the Agricultural Department 81
IL about fyo-c7ghths md The spring wheat stree-
oightAB. The winter wheat crop ~ the Eastern, Mid
die, aud Western stAtes dehcicnt. There wss an
increase In tho whoat product Of The southorn Bates
mainly u Toaas, Tenhessee Ard North Carolina, ot
wan tulnaged by huayy lous during THO harvest. Tha
Middle states md Maryland were short 13,00o.0oo
buslels Tbs winter wheat In 0hlo and Michigan was
cant rho inccass IN the putArrn ststea will not DO
avaahlo far any deficiency In the 6atcu That dt-
ctent aA tho transportation facilities favorable
for marketing 1t outside Of tho loeaes were grown
Tie lcfe!scy IL The winter wheat crop Of tho E9ssrn
Mlda n'a Me'tsrn M - R'ass m!s from necessity 10
The vtslo supry OF wheat, Including tho stocks III
gra,Kry at tle principal pontd Of accumulation at lake
and Hesboarl ports, wa A. tho clnsp Of Tie year 1872
G4la B1a bsist aatns H. Ro 059 bushels ut Tho cloEo
ot la1l. The st'rk IT Hour wB nsa 2aa,'al lrs osa
~ the snlne loss than III 1911 which equal to alou
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firm. There we're local and Eabtern buyers n
attendance, and tho supply was absorbed at full
last weeks prices, or ut 53.50@3.75 for common;
Ut 9400@4.b0 for medium, mud at s5A.76@6.50
for good to choice.
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