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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19
PerIllrv n PhliadoIph;a.

A strange, dilapidAted, ,bloated and poverty
stricken set Of men st one time were found hang
ing hroqnd some Of the English courts, Their
bats showed plentiful ventilation, and thsif
patdhsd shoes were frequently the telt-tales, BY
stray wheat stalks, Of the straw in which they
had slept. They were waiting on horrible bust.
nssA. They were professional pesjurers They
were fuller OF oathS than any army in Flan-
dert. Their conscienees were tougher than saddle
leather So these man piled their trade until
they, their profits aud their blazsnFy, were tnansa
forth from the purified courts with scofn aud CON
tsnlpt We do this thing better IN AmRriea
being an ingenious people, We have improved o.
theancienJ model. Everyone remembers ho9 AM
DAVIS were manufactured BY Essk and Gould j
Eha Erie suits; aud that these eases were b9
brduiinent types u q mass of corruption lying Be
Heath them, and spreading over and eorroding al
thd appliances Of Justice. Here recently, agaih
thdre comes 10 Us case from Philadelphia, of I
suit bet Ween two railroad companies. in the Oauf
Of pommon Pleas. Afldavits parpoFting 70 Be y
twenty -seven different persons were presented
Alderman Dallas, before whom they appeared {
have been sworn, was summoned, and pronounce
twenty. four Of tie fwsntyseveh false and forge
baltimore Ga=ette.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19
Tns IaniaIana TraahIes.-

WAsHTKaTON. April is.--The disp4tehes
frnm. thA fedeHAl Ofacials ct New Oyleanb Iele-
tive 70 the troubles ID Grant PARISH are, hs us-
uals tinaeA with gross paFtiaanahip. This Was
adteEted 70 by 4 ropubi bilaan Cong aaHaqn this
tod ws1en Congress adjourned without action
a. the Louisiana hill was now eQpilug 70 pass.
That ehe neNro0s WoTa the 1tst aagTesaOra In
this matter cannot bo dlspr0yed, however
nlneh tie manner Of their taking of calls for
cond ninatlon, tbs not IS yet plain why the
/ AtkoIney General aud the Acting Secretary Of
War ahould bo IA onoh haste to q der the inter
fefanee Of federal troop8 foE 3 haal rot yei
appeared that any law of the U9l1ed States
has been violated and there has been mo 10
/ quest Tor asslstAnce from any state piBcialss--
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19
~ WILMINGTON, DEL. SATURDAY, April 19, 1873.

1.SO the Warm Spring Indians reported more
MOdOc scalps, making IL to-day.
9P. MA terrible lro has Just ceased. |
There will be some severe fighting before the |
works are carried. 1t Is almost impossible to |
see an Indian.
McManus has bedn recovered uuiniured, he |
having hid among the rocks when his mule |
Costello says the blaze from musketry firing
along the lake shorb, about the time Of his de.
parbuEe lass night, was continuous. Hebe-
lieVes the Modocs made strong eifoTt % e.
cape Dy She lake OF to get water and were
completely routed, from the appearance 0f the
4 firing and the time Of lis continuance. He SAYS
the Indians are certainly dlsheartened, for he
watched them with glass at long range at
different times during the days fight, and
they were running from one point to another,
with no apparent purpose and seemingly be-
4 wlidered by the advance of our forces He
learned that our Casualties were four killed
and nineteen wounded, some slightly. VIM.
J Smith, bugler Of Battery N, 4th Artillery was
} among the killed, and private Harmon; Of
: Battery =, severely wounded. The Warm
, Spring Indians fought like heroes, stealing
: upon the foe, and ever ready to take and hold
any advantage. They lost one killed
.. " FLED TO THE HILLS. ne loM
: SAN FRASoIsCo, April 1s.-A private dispatch
from DR.. Simig, at the lava beds last evening
says the MOdocs have fed to the hills southeast o
the lava beds, and that the cavalry are in pufguit
, Sergeant Forrest Of company K cavalry, cap
n tured the Modoc battle-1ag and took the scalp o
q Scar-Faced Charley. The saVages fearfuIIy mutt
n lated the body Of Eugene HaVey, who was killei
u and who fell into their hands. ~ ..n tf
p Commissioner Meaeham is improving rapidly
v Later intelligence fully confirms the flight Of th
ls Indians from Exposition In the lava beds, an
It Is evident they are travelling In the direction
10 tho Willow Springs. The cavalry will start on
m flank movement this evening.
o. Scar-Faced Charley Is among the Modoc slail
lfF His squaw was captured. The lava beds ore no
In our possession. The troops are in excell0I
n. spirit and deserve great praise.
he sURRKNDnR OF APAcRRs.
ne SAN FRANCISCO, April l8.-AdViess from Pre-
~ cott Arizona, to April 9Th, have been receive
ne ne The troops arrived at Camp Verde April An, a
'eo lowed by hundreds Of Apaches anxious 10 sure
sss' der, being the hnbt time Ia history that the
m tribes have sued fbr peace.
ol- Chsthanl, one bf the head chiefs, said he ask
q, for peace, not because he loved the whites, but
ni. was afraid to do otherwise
.ne Cochise's band is the only one in Arizona n
ing depredatiug. They are still committing terri
OA Outragea on the people Of SOnora, aaruss the Ii
ere under color Of prbtsction Of the United States
N Gen. Crook haa issued an order setting 70
our this extraordinary surrender. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19

The Plain6eld (1ll.) college was burned Tues
day night, It is thought BY an incsndiary. Los
$4,000. There had been much feeling agaiusl
the location of Nhe college a PIain6eld.
The great storm in the northwest is over, and
traios are running through on the Union Pacific
road.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19
49, IA maIlanaAl. n

NoNFnRAE, April ls.-Ths ioe has RoEged
rspidIY opposite this els, causina The Fivsf u
riss rspidly. s.. Paul street, besNei Magin
ard 81 PeleF streets, 4 submerged q man3
olaces il Point 81 Oiarles the inhabitdnls are
oon,nslled q leaorl d hoais and rails, sFsl
TIE farms along the Laehins rasa are loniad
from lhrsa 10 four iesl dspih and u gilAt PLACES
the water i eight feet in deplh. unllB tha
river suhaiaeu, serious damage aappEnA ended,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19


MAD BARoN.-Some of our citizens may TO-
mbmhaF the "SiamPsas Twin sisters who were qx-
hibitsd il this city q few years ago. They were
not Siamsse, but mulAttoes, and were designated
SAinmess-tWinY sisters because they were nAtu1Al-
yjoined togetAeR after the same manner % the
tsIhods Siamess twins, yet stlf mote sheetuAlly.
they formed rather disgusting object, ana 10 isl
hlrd to imagine how any could fail in love with
Hyet man has been tound who worships at that
shrine of ofmonsirosity, INA Mniy sisters. as their
name Is, are in Berlin in charge OF Frederick
Hpnt, OF Cipeinnati, and a Russian haIons Won
l. VsrgeT, aw and fslbmadly ID love with ODE ptthe
Bisters-Which one Is not stated. His admiration
made positive Distinction, however, aud eating
Nbthing fqE the Gther, he wanted an introduction
" the one. He sued in vain. u . seat diambnd
RUG to his pAfticnlar ehafmer, but their twenty
hngeTs sna thumbs wore 60 mixed mp that they
obuld not decide 10 which Il Belonged, and bent II
back. 4faf aIsass "a
The baron was not To be fOisd in this MANNER.
He heard that the sisters wished to get an en-
aagsment at one OF the theatres OF Vienna during
the exposition and had failed. lie knew the nan,
q5er et the leopoll Sgadt Theatre in Vienna and
Vrltihk - III tHelDd q pay the tSins p4nsA
lion out OF his bWn pocket Il be could dhgAge thct
4 ThAtWM3 were aereptell edlltracg Waes signed
10 this effect, and then the Baron Won Vefger 30
4hs coveted introduction. Ono OF the present
wonders OF Berlin il the Mnly sisters every da!
riding in the barons carriage in the ThiergaEQ
park and the baron at thair sides he has sever
N times publicly proclaimed his iekentlQn OF mar
kying the object Qa biz alteration An 81 suppose
20 BE- thu maddeai nAan - NlrRna Louis "
= puottc0is tt fssGrH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19
- s.anl.l -

NknRin. Anil Is.-The railway between
nareelona and lEfagona has been cut 1y the
OaTilsts, and travel betEeen those eisie9 =
temporarily suspended. hsl.aa
Tamatils ln Hnesca, and announce their -
tenli0n uf holding them until some money
which had been demanded Of the town phai
have been paid.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19
3nbIif saIts.
puBLIc SALE OF
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY.
IA LO -.
Very desirable for Buiding and Manufacturing sites
viii be sold on the PREMISES, Wilmington, Del
On saturday, ApFIl 9SIh, 1873,
ATTY O'OIOSk. D. m.
without pOsspOnsmsnt. withdrawal or undertaking.

ThNse Lots are located on ClRymont. Goodman and
streets. oa the Wttmtagf0a and WeseFh Rftilroad.
directly opposite 70 MadeIey Chapel, adjaccnt to
many and rapidly extending Improvements. ant 10
the new Public School, aud quickly accessible to
many important manufactures and to commercial
facilities b. water Is well e. by TnilrOad. ,
Wilmington has extondod on the South Side within
than in any other section Of the city anil property
in this direction b wonderfully increasing in value
Another rolling mill q nov promised. great ship
ping point near By Is In early anticipation and the
best building sites muat soon be exhausted.
TEBMS:-TWenty per cent cash and the balane'
in notes with approved end0FseFs, equally divided
and months, bearing interest ffo tkeday Of sale
Settlements in all cases to be made previous to tn
following Saturday, May I'd. 1873, at u m, (other
wise purchase may be declared void, at the Optio
Of the Sellers and parties who pay the whole in eas
or before that time will be entitled to clear dis
Il count Of 3 per cent. Immediate possession set
tlem0ne j. L. HEALD,
| Pres't Chrstiana Imp. Co.
l ap17-ts Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19

Rraplad 10 Col. HtH Emory. cnnnlAn1ink the
depaFtrnant oE the ti,i af y - QEleahs, directing
bin q render the necsssNty -. ~ case feQAbS
Btian u mado ppon him BY tbs Unitsd Statee mar
ahal 10 assist the Unitad Skatea ethsFitieb in the
ek6cutlSn % any udiclal procaaa aanad On account
of tha late reported diatdrhaHcs IN Grant Patsh.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19
rmE mO6oC wan.

I've ":.Io'Sy DSyS = e. EIGnslsE ssS.<ss Gen
Killed. sI-aI n.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19

MAJ. GEN. ScHoFIEID, SAM Franeisco Have
fought the Indians an day and driven them 70 the
immediate vicinity Of their strongholds. Our
losses arc one Oflccf, LienGA Egan, Wounded
We hope to surround them tomorrow.
9i i1'tf51 a. GlQrtLIal, COlonef Commanding.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19
sURRl EEDnR or APAcnRg.

! IsARaK ExRRN1bTTUREs--Ws are informed that
the Baltimore and Ohio Company disBurssd S120-
600 to its employees, numbering some twenty
thousand, for services for the month Of March.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-19
apl7-ts
OcLE 4 MIL LER, AuconeeTs,
GPEcLAL SALE or
First Glass FURNITURE.
On TassAay A1Isrnoon, April aa, Is7a

s.- At2O'elOck. p. m. f.
ENTIRELY NEW GOODS.
Consisting Of PaElor Suits, pieces Hair Cloth and
TaETy, Chamber Scits, Carpet Terry Lounges. SinI
gle Sofa Bedsteads. Bureaus, Washstands, Teapoy,
mAFble-top Sideboard, Tables. fine Cottage SuitA
maPhle-tOD Oval Tables. uoquet Tables. NindsOl
Chairs, MattFaassshusk and straw-lot Of all sized
Looking Glasses, Walnut Extension Table. Walnui
Chairs and Rockers. and large lot Of other Euods
All to be sold without reserve r- ADl9-2t
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
uupnpEAE AApgETS

IovpoN 13-l2:30 m.-Uned States PiveTSen1 bonds,
ls,iJ. od 93; TeDRortes 92a Erie Railway shares 81
Liverpool, Dec l3l23O m-Coon 10 arrive "sadyi no
IUERPooL Dec l3-l m-Coeu Is gue and prices are
sbyed 10000 bales, including 2Ooo of speculation and
export.
LyERPooL Dec 1872 msses Of Cotton on Vie bast Of Mid
ding Upands nothing below Good Orinai. shipped December sni
la AZ blGi nothing below Low Mddngs deliverable De
eenf At SID Bfesdafs quiet Baees 40 per e~t for Ess
Cumberland Cat go. - -
vLoSDOS. Dec. l3-2:3D p m-ffrs usp"'' 'u"e hehs AZ
59i. Sc. ~, A.. -. u ~. ,
i|ssos Dec IL o dispatches qsote Rertes 59t
l0e a.. ,..,. %, u,,p,
r,.nd. nob,ng below sbippei November at sal
Az d kid January February 7'lGl do uOthinz bsl9~
To- nidIIng. shipped December and Jsnnuy, Al s@L
hxTwx.y p~ l3 -Petrolruu. 31 for flns P@.e American
.syEHp D,c l3Byebinebaeon 1876 per cat for Short RIB
LoSp,, Dec l3-Eseniag. Common Rosin. 7l3 cvt
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
COTTON MARKETS

EKwOrLrays Pee. l3-Coron firm. Offering scant Nfings
lGl Low AlIngs 10 &C.; Coed Ordinary l4c net receipts
30 bales gross, 6923 bales exports u Fauc l4O bales
cosstv 22G3 bs sales 5000 bales; last evening 4o1o oae'
stock. ls9 .1j7 bales. A" .,,r >.
WI1NSG1oS l3Coon firm. active demand Mdd1gs l5c'
receipts 80 saes lS bsesi stock - baies
hgxPHIs Dec l3Coon quiet aud hrn Mddings iJfa - -
Low ndolnrs IA 20l4e receipts 3ol2 biss snpmth ioJo
bales; stock. AZ 2GO bales
CtscIsxAr Dee 13Coton qniet and FIRM Mitnss. l5iy
rc 1s 22 bales shipments Si5 bales stock 5S22 bates
GALVESTON Dec 13-Coon hri demand go Good Oulnarv.
Ordinary lZar- c0ast"iae
gJg bales; sales 34OJ baesi stock, 1882 bales
NORFOLK l3-CoiiOn steady; Low Mddhncs lliri net
receipts bales: Great Britain, 100 bae coast.
wise 2 700 sales 500 bales; stock, 81 "a bales
PmLADEPHIA, Dec l3COton quiet; Nfdlngs, luigi Low
Madings l5asc Strict Good Ordinary, lJ4c; net receipts OOi
bclcs; gross, 7,lll bales. - a.,
BLir:voRR Dee 3-Coton frrn Miings 1886 Low MI.
du-s l5c Strc Good Ordinary, l44, goss receipts. ~
exports cossiwte 22j bae sales 700 bse- s"eA lOO'
woRrr Dec l3-Co;ton quiet MdinFs l5i2- Low Mddnrs,
liaf0l5c; Stc OfdnsrJ l4dli &c net receipts 212J
ha: exports eoastw 9l9 bales sa lJOO baes stock,
s3 662 bales. - q,
v gosToS Dec l5.-Co 1rmer Mongs 1850: net receipts
hale gpss 10 bales; sales 800 bales sock. o,ODD bacs
AUGUSTA Dee. l3Coon seadY Niddlngs, Ia zI receipts
2 lS7 bales; sales 1854 bsies
IorIsvILE Dec. 13-Coton hm; Miilings, l5c.
CHlRIRsTOy Dec l3-CctiOn steady hdirnrs, lJdlJ 's"i
Low l43fc.: Ordinary, "a
34O3 bales; sales 900 bales; stock. 5i 76l haes -
SAy.SNAH Dee. l3-Coon finn and ronr hdthngs lOiiei
4GJ3 bales; b Grcat Britain 4b5 ba si
sales 1913 bales; st1ek 100 6Z6 bales
81 Lo- Dec. l3-Cooa Grn aud active; hddlngs, lJl4c
receipts. 500 bales: shpmenu i99 bales: sales 300 bales
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
WOOL MARKET.

Bo7ox Dec 13Ahongh IN The Ieite
neu in he market; the ,dvanee prices iy
t,ie the total the week having reached 500 ~ OF
which SD pounds Domestic stocks much
confident hopes Of he Of
condition Of ;be uarkot manufacturers anxol make
puIcos and endeavonng TO secure Whist little Wool there
ia i'm nusoh. In Ohio and Pennsylvania
some ssbs made at 50c. - n. The trans
inelnd 337 Ohio and Penn
sanS mostly 81 55e y n Double Extra h been sold for 52
the for desirable lots Of this
descrrton beSed that shout three OF the clip OF hne
feees passed the haHds Of and that
nor. or be- imported the machinery
ton continues Very little has been Dcsne and C0mbng
Feeces Wool In demand with feeling the article
California Wool has sold we'll the sses Of the week
ward Of Sales have been made Of Ohio Pennsyysnia
and Treble Extra Mchi'
gan snd Rrtra AZ G5lei Western, Wisconsin, New
shire al 45 dbOc 35diOc
Unwaet Western Southern "a d35 Dene $50 jjc;
Choice scoured 60ed$l O5 Nols 2jD7Jc.. spnng
California 232 3Gc Fall California l7d32c sapedne AEd EIra
Pm lied
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
Reading Railroad b4i; Pennsylvania Railroad, A !;

Reading Railroad, Oh fc"nss''"" N'"' '''
Gold, 10.
NJ Merriam's bill to regulate the National Banks
,os heen referred TO the Banking Committee. OF
,,hch he is a leading member. The banks, 1t is
mite likely will object to this bill as interfering too
nonch with what they regard as so peculiarly their
priyate affairs, as not TO come properly within tue
.eope of legitimate legislative control They will be
likely 20 insist that they the only proper judges
AZ TO the question whether they should or should not
nav interest upon the balances of depositors; as
absolutely SO as if the question whether under
certain circumstances they will loan money at or
per cent instead Of higher rate OF interest lhey
will also probably regard it as an impertinehce ior
Congress to direct with whom they may or may not
keep their current accounts Inc toAV vi -"i
Merriam's bill is as follows:
p, ,aoi,d bv The Senate and House Of Representatives.
,n Congress assembled That all laws ana parts OF aWs
hni1ug the amount of National bank clreui"non DC
and the same are hereby, repealed.
srC That all National banks shall keen deposits OF
Uned states the Treasury of the United states
for the redemption OF such circulation -
SEC That the Secretary OF the TreasSty M st t re-
all National bank when presented for redemption
in sums OF $1,000 or ITS multiple -. . .o,,oo,,o,
shall be charged 10 the per centum deposit account 3
the respective banks whose circulation s 30 reueee. zee
month ofteneT, at the discretion OF the Onteu oe
essaTs haS shall S f"rthw deposit with United states
Treasurer United States notes equal in amount 10 the
circulation redeemed .,..-o,
srC & That when said banks shall have reimbursed
the treasury for such redemptons, the clrcuaton 80
cIee ned or new notes OF the same bank III pace vi
those fonnd TO be mutated badly worn, shall DC lof
warded 10 the respective banks. -.,-
SIC G. That all laws and parts OF laws requiring Other
bank reserves hereby repealed
SIC 4 That banks may be organized under the Ma
tion.i Hanging Act without circulation upon deposi
Of $4,000 in United States bonds with the treasurer OF
The United States and that banks already organlzed
without circulation hereby authorized 10 Wthdraw
bonds held in the Treasury in excess ofSlOOO0
sEC & That any National bank desiring TO Withdrew
its circulation may deposit of United states notes
IN Sums less than $4,000 with the Umted STATES
Treasurer withdraw "a proportonate amount OF Donus
shall upon redemption of the circulation oil such odhhs
cancel and destroy equ to the amount issued upon
bonds withdrawn. =, 81, ~,
SIC o. That hereafter no National bank shall directly
indirectly pay, or procure 10 be pad interest upon
deposits or keep it's account elsewhere than IN
National banks.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
IroKTs gRor SEPT. /. 1879. TO DATE

pRFIGHTs- Business in this line very light to-day and rates
with The exception Of slight decline on tsa 70 o M
bush. Gram at l2 TO London By s-1oo oDs
BY sieameT 400 IONS " osst 90 p. I'm hnd
Tobacco private To Gbrsar-3O hhds Tobacco 2Vs
Tie charters comprise au American bsk nehsf 70 &
here) 900 bbs kehe do RON PhAaepms 70
boh Or private terms Horwen fromIPhlsiepa to Bristol
With 800 bb Refined d. d 10 be at Is GeIman brig hence
torupp. win 400 b Kehne and "a 91 direct
hsE fu Nofol to Liverpool LOCO bales Cotton vi
GRAINOu Wheat mark the past week has been W
IA. erIss OF ssy and eonsser,e & sSsss in ecnse
sterling fsvoabe avoes from Europe prce have IIe
nsssfa ASe ,ssy eo.s al Ieussys , aSsssJ spsssg
owing to the high the demand Tor the ure n De
- Ir wi,., DE pro,rs ~ he yespmnos 81 canal navigation
have times sIed decided influence the mild weather end The
Le OF The the throog the canal
there 12O 900 bush Wheat bulk this side Of
seas. and viii more Of mild weather the major part
a. Wh,st and e could be pushed though
stey The and horses charge Of the boats M oes and
ssp soi is about 10000 bush; about the qusnuy
oured Of ota ie for months
~, .,s iis svs by rail ater he HOLIDAYS meet
sS.ts s,tr asmsud the movement o Wheat Wesi liberal
md oar rsvsy unreasonable
& % ~ sssr. BrAte iofe uonths III, exports of
- xss s,s 5g4 s5F bssh (which shows further ng
on against 4O6 792 bush the oorresDo9dnf weot last
d,sed 7a9s per bo VIZ % s5H 5S a ~ Ia Tue
tab 90 getting threngh 10 tide sst hs abs nes o. s
Opening prees are scniels g. ss % wss sr t ~, o M
n,s,s are holding The sales 900 bush al ~ o2ns 5b
sr sssd ss q 81 ps e. 10 2 Ssss1 W..s spn ne the '' %
A., 500 busb pBgrAdei lows al 81 53dsl oo iSlUs 10
1ssss in u So 70 bush ao 70 go, o ooo sa
~ s,nys tss month 81 3d. 1000 bas Ned "srs oa
so,s u si b90s oz Barley ' gaf and s,ssS @ sI % cs
80. n 0O0 bush from Up Labe Csbafs sea az ~ ~ ~
b better demand sser the siss arr % % a sSssS
Mined g7Sess wh Do ~ .s.s. are 5000 bs.L Penn
,Iasis . ANN soon 4 a. In Con tsn ss' bs' ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr North Riper VssU's and kdtrodts
Dec 1913 Ashes pkgs Beeswr IA bbs Copper 4OO
b,., Cotton Ia g2G bb 1880 bush Wheat 10000 nsh
Cor 32 25 bush $500 hush. Rye $50 bush Mat 25O
bnsh Barey l76 Fruit l79S b Eggs bags Pax
seed 2sS 6bs 80 bales Hemp, 556 Hides 2gl o Hides
bsles Moss bbs On 6i3 sides Leather 81 ptgs Taov
50 Ig Ssrn I79 pigs Oate 265 pt Beef 62i pkgs Poi
sS6 pkgs Cut Meats 1893 Lard 259 Dressed Hog 596
mig, Butter 4473 pkg Cheese 266 pkgs Tea bags Peanuts
ISL pkps 500 pigs starch 81 hhds Tobacco l20 pgL To-
b.eco / 40 BALE Wool, 799 bbl~ Whisky. -
embrace 79993 bbS Flour 5636 bb whisky 3755 bh Meal
9O7 baes Wheat 176 2O bush Corn 1877 300
Oats Il s05 hush Rye $500 bnsh Malt 10000 bush bar
30 bush l5O Grass Seed 80 pkg Ashes 69b pkg
Reef l3 pkga "a $50 Cot Mest 10 $50 pigs
Lard $50 iegs Lard $40 Dressed Hogs 754 Ska Ocske
New-York tribune., 1873-12-15

HAY-The firm with iaiT demand ". q1S.e n
Soc dsl 05 7Od75c iar active snd os as AZ
quote Long Rye al 5d9Oe; Short do at 'o@'o'' anu Wv
M0LAssEs very aes to-day of 2S4 hhds F00 '0
sTOREsc market for Spirit. TosEe1e % o Te and
rue el d u Sss to viei we quote nomnay 40GiOec for
Roa .eay but g sC?i @$ @$ sS'7S "a M ans ec d. % Of
600 bbls No. !, late yesterday at 30 Tar anu r' HV"
is steady dul quoted al s2as from erashe,. G
Crudish trn with ilr inquiry. & Az 75e cash icr
PIme WINTER Oher OILS are dull . - - ii,
Pork nsiet the been chiefly Pecaavs mainly 9
ruarY March devery This s & @ Tet .urrre TO
the trade nothing the intelligence from the na we
marked in Hog undoubtedly short and n others
b & cannot fail greatly p7oiract the ssuChter aud
large business probable IN MARCH, The e9naon o 'e e
cheaper than and where labor urenpoyd cheap food quite
i ,o NOR en- % , tesr was up@reled The hstory
Britain Eaeh orders have been dd nd many shipper:
ard take the sannss' 6, r'R'ls & COMMENCEMENT % df
the manic a, cortraate corresponding lime ast Is a
20 especially in The Middle ana L.seIh & s & @
& U ,1 NAV D yey higher the srst bali the
sumption increased and the lt Of jane next The .tos o
all kinds Of Hog pTo1as D % ne oDe sd We sr viii r.S
ao1s 70 In Pr9e Me-, I mC.l'e s rSo Tes Western
pely prices unsettled shgpT. RSi 9,1 M ~ @
Prime limited o9s3 hs M sea as dS1s en I u M demand sa better
The slsnes in Mess for has been active. in
c1gn9 Mes for February at Si5 S7dSl6 90, closing
al SIC and for Marcs $l6aSl6 81. closing at $40 lO
TO-DAY the Pork and fairly active the densni cLe
fuure aud REGULAR are 400 bb at Ga % Tor
Old Mess SIS lS1213, aud $40 Tor New e
spected S2 75d$3 Extrs Prime sl5 for western PRIME h
for future Of 1000 bbs Mess seller Janna
1000 DO DO Sl6 G22 and last night lOJo 20 ~
S6 So Beef and fair denand sales OF $50 b6s so
$40 80 ol Plain Mess SllGsl3 for hhl Ass. SIo%tt - %
Packet S6dl7 for Family Beef Hams are hrm ana N iI c
mand aes OF 200 bbs al va 20 Tor western 'ut e1's
700 Pcd Shoulders at SUI 90 ShcAtH
at sdSlsc; 600 Picked Hams D7s and 43O hmoLtd uo
at Ii c 2j0 boxes Dry Saie Shoulders, seller lamar
6l.c actvc and without much change e' OF f'u
boxes Short seller December 1sic 2oO boxes do spot az
79 500 boxes Long Clear spot LOCO boxes ha
andh Chicago for this month at r Dressed hog. sS
and IN fair demand We quote at 6d7 for C anu 6d6Ac Tor
Western opened and closed q1e at te Improvement
sales Of $50 bb and tc at Sc for No i 9l0GSG e ot Wv
Steam for future deii we near
500 seller December S'c l21O ics seer thay az y"
lice; 1850 seller February. al I-lOGosci "OVo 'e'
seller March at 9S Q9i2. -, .,
BurTER-Recepts SIG pkgs There eonnued aood
of stock W western soiHs
small supply Rolls are in fair supply and prices are
steady, Welfh is without change. We duote