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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-11

/ see you publish our daily stock
report; therefore any little incidents
connected with this great gambling
mania of ours may prove interesting.
The rage now is Belmont" selling
the other day for six bits, sold on Sat
urday for twenty dollars. A well
known speculator and great running
expert was very sweet on Belmont"
from its first inception, invested very
heavily, and stuck to his text in the
face OF all decline 1t is said that
matters at last got so very blue with
him, through his love for his falling
friend, that about ten days ago his
affairs were about being placed in the
hands of his friends; but now all is
changed, and on Saturday evening last
he went home worth some quarter of
a million of dollars. Oh, how inscru-
table are the ways of stocks, and how
varied is the luck of those who dabble
in the marvellous scrip.
How are You O6tfOr vegetablesr
There appears to be every prospect
of heavy strike amongst our market
gardeners. The sapient body of men
known as the City Fathers, alias the
Supervisors, have recently ordered,
that the market wagons laden with
potatoes and other vegetables, shall
not stand on SansOme street as hereto
fore, but in another part Of the city.
This order the gardeners would not
obey, and some dozen of them were
brought up the other day for breaking
a city ordinance. This only made them
more determined; learning that the
prosecution would be continued until
the bitter. end, they have leagued
together and concluded
not to sell any more vegetables at
their ranches, or send any more into
town until the order is repealed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-11
EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA

OYSTERS FRESH BY EVERY
~ steamer, will be served up in every style,
at the Orner of
COMMERCIAL AND LOS ANGELES STS.,
By JAKE" BAER, formerly with II.
Dockweiler) ana CHAS. WALDEN.
DN. GIVE THEM A CALL. ocll-lm
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
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New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
Eeetnres ano Glsstinss.

NNIVERSARY.- The Forty seventh ANN.
~ yeary OF the City Mission ard lrsct socetf wit
be held THIS AFTERNOON weise~iay Dec 10 h3 ~ IN 1s
Association Hall 4ihave AMI 23st Rev or 'son hal hev W.
Joseph r. Duea aud Hon William Dodge will deliver
rs,UE ANNIrAI. MEETING of the SOCIETY
II ., uow Ann MISSION and HoMB FOR LITTLE NAN
DkRERs 40 Nes Bowcr n Y Will be hed on WEDNESDAY Dee
~ sJQ k "A M at Chapel above nsnej for the eiec
a. ~ nr of NlNk TRlSkS and for e:het hus,ness popss
10 be- done al said meeting VH'suo'I NJ = "N'""'
Ws PugIPs. Treasurer ,
, 1873-07-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
SATURDAY EVENING. July 10,
)l1OTr-Wan active 4ntl drm 1t Ct, ,BOG4l 80 for

SATURDAY EVENING, july 10,
ALC0fOle-Nas active a1ll drm 1t st. .B0G4l,8G for
04 per cent proof,
D1sOoM ColsN-Dealers report llglt trade, tho
pricBa being maintained: No. 1,url, b,<31Oo; No.
stock t<6 bFa!a e5aano: NJ: , ao 5N2a9Xe; Ne.
do pale anl rcd, 3434c.
DEANs-wero ii light requoat. We repeat quota
tions Naviea, $26o$32. 90; prime medium, $a.3o0
BUILDING MATERIAI.H--Tho ohanges woro slight.
The large amount Of sewerage about to bo constructed
by tho city, Inns caused hottar feeling iu regar to
cortAtn materials. Pressed bricka III In moderate
re1reat. We again quote: stucoo, $3.50; Now
York atucco. casting, s3.0o9400; Portland cement.
Utica Louisville, aud Akron con1ont. $300 d
brl marble Aua a. lime In hulk. 8ocGsti 0G
@9oo rlaatosing hair y BIZ, 408t9o; fire brick, per
1,coo $4p.o0@90,O0; building brick common, {60b@
9o Rewer brick, 38oo@oto; milwaukee, pzesapd, {20Q0
, 1873-07-21
REAL ESTATE.

BraineHs has been unusually quiet in real os-
tate during the past week, though perhaps not
more SO than in most other kinds OF business in
the city at present. The value OF real estate,
and tho actiyity OF business IN that line, aro, Of
course. dependent upon tho prospects of COM
morcial prosperity in the city. In this latsor re-
spect tho prospects for profitable fall trnde,
and comparatively easy money market, hayo
cortaiuly improved within the past month. tits
now certain that thoro will be large crops OF ali
the leading products Of tho West and Northwest,
and tho latest aspects of tho European crops,
and the demand from TINT quarter for our surplus
products, promise prosperity for the West gun-
orally, and this will necessarily have tho effect
Of increasing trade and population in Chicago,
with their attendant results Of Increased yaluo
and activity in real estate, this fall or next
epring.
AUCTION SALES.
William A. Buffers l. Co. sold at public AUG
zion on last Monday evening 190 lots In Norwood
Park prices ranging from $3.50 to $3.50 per
foot, aggrogating $4,000
On "Wednesday the same firm old at auction
ssyenty-two lots at Elmhurst prices ranging
from 4110 to $500 por lot, aggregating els, 900.
At the same time and place they sold three
new tvo-story and brick basement franc dwell
ing-houses, Including tho lots, 1O0x175 feet oach
The first sold for $3.50, the second for $S, ,575,
and the third for $3,000-sl located on ELM
avenue.
@. @. Thayor Il Co. sold at public auction on
the ground last Saturday forty-lve lots, eaah
b0x125 feet, situated at Washington heights in
tho Vincennos Road Addition, at prices ranging
from $3.50 to 60 por foot. THIS sale was
largely attended, and tho prices realized were
tnir.
Ellison d Foator had largo sale yesterday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock, on tho ground Of II lots
located on tho corner Of Division and Hoyno
Btreots, the reports Of which have not reached
uB.
MeHsre. Larkin l. Jenks sold ut private sale
ton acres OIL Chicago nvonue, ut West Forty
eighth street, for $4,000; and also, residence
No. 255 Calumet avenue, for s16, 900.
SUMMARY or 1RANsFEns FOR THE WKEK.
The following Ia tho tUtal amount Of city and SUBJ
urban property transferred during tho week ending
Saturday July 10: City property, number of asles,
129. Consideration, $lo7,235. North Of city limits.
uunber Of eslcs t. Consideration, $4,l60. Bouth Of
city limits, number Of sales, ST. Consideration,
sli7 2a woat Of the city limits. number Of sales, 5.
Consideration, t49,3o0. Total aalcst lo9 Total con-
silcration, 1901, ,808.
, 1873-07-21
money AND COMMERCE


sArunpAY EVENING" Jnly 10.
Money matters, both in tho local and general
markets, continue very quiet. Nearly all the
bnnka hayo moro idlc money than they caro- to
Anvo. but with tho oxporionco OF last fall seill
drosi iu their mintls. bankers aro disorimnat-
Ing moro against long 1oans this summon than
usual. It will probably DO sixty days yet before
Micro is much domand for monoy for tho fall
movement OF crops and the usual autumn necos-
Blties Of merchants, but tho banks aro evidently
ecting on tho policy Of being fully prepared for
any stringoncy that may occur altor that. Tho
'vcry fact TINT tloy aro keeping thls in view is
ailsoly to prevent any such pinch rs thero WAS
last wintor, but. IN view of tho possibility Of
1T. the prosont policy of holding their funds vol
i'm hand III undoubtedly tho wiscst course. It iB
now tolerably certain that there will be largo
crops throughout tho West, d,what Is Of equal
Importance, tho probability of good foreign
demand for all the surplus OF these
knat wo shall have to soil. These
circumstances furnish reasonable basis for
lGhe expectation Of q prosperous year. II tho
lexportablo surplus Of cur crops moves out ac-
lively and promptly money will DO plenty. but il
hroduce accumulatos in tho Western mnrketa 1t
will be etringont.
New York exchange was firm at 25c por 81. 900
Tho cloarings Of tho Chicago banks for the
, 1873-07-21

at 10@12c. Dry ealtod meats quotablo At 796@
8e1Go89lo for short cloar Bo1cd shoulders, TX
@7Xo English meats, B11GGo9o for alort ribs;
0@011So for sllort clear. Dacon Is quoted at
e}lo for el,oulders; o11o. for .:.cloar .riba;
all packed. Mess beef, a8.76@0.00; oxtrs
mesa do s0.75@10.00; boot hams, s240D
@25.00. City tallow, 711@71c; groaHo quot
able nt 5Dg11o. salca were reported Of 1,O06 brlu
do at 10; 200 tcs summer lard nj 79Sc 2O 900
lbs shoulders nt Tic.
Tho Daily Commercial Report giyos tho fol-
lowing as tho sl,irnlontB Of provisions from thin
a no't Mar Maar' the the, week ending July H. 1879 aud
, 1873-07-21

NEW YonK, '1nly 10.-Thc dry goods maufacturcrs'
agents are fairly actsve, anil er dealings in domestic
eottons, 'yoolcns and hosiery foot ZIP good nggro
gate for tho week. Cotton goodH steady for all
standard mud popular makes. Cotton nanrola have
beon largely sold by tho agenta. poquots brown and
blcached wic ellcetings ADVANCED 2Hc For yard.
Medium and limo fancy ca-aincrea seng freely to
the cloherH and cloth iobIera. Tho dry goods I'M
ports for tho week were &, ,25G, 767.
, 1873-07-21

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 1851 bu wheat; 32G bu corn
2,o07 bu oats. Withdrawn from do during tho
week. 21,275 bu whoat; 5,o32 bu corn 2l,4l7
bu oata 2, 42l bu rye; s,255 bu barley.
Tho following grain las boon inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 O'Clock % cara
wheat; b84 cars corn; 0,1O0 bu No. do, aud
12,200 bu No. 2 do, by canal; Il cars oats; 1000
hu rejocted do, by canal. Total (719 cars), $751;
600 bu.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
OF breadBtuirs aud livestock at this point dir
ing tho past week, and for tho corresponding
weekz ending as dated:
, 1873-07-21
Tho Produce Markets.

NEW YORK. ..
s, My YoRK, July 19.-coT7os-ouiot; middlins
DnEApsrurrs-Fiour active and very firm; re-
es 5 1000 @ = serdns nd Msste y @ aa snte
choice oo27 10; wllito wheat extra Ohio
sI lS9s a5 ns, oit'y ayS nS%; sn
nr1n; Western, $3.2oS3.a5. Wheat 1esa active but
scarcely frm rccc!ne, 9a oco In; rejected nring
s1 ss Sfs,osr sr ~ Saasss *s rse ps%s wss
do, md Duluth, $l.oo Ryo quiet; Western, 76Gs
49, ns1ley and mai. unchanged Corn En reeeipts
oatn iill and unchanged; receipts, 81 ooo l'u.
domestic, Gos; tuhhed do, 52c.
EdOs-Duli and heavy; Western, 21@1cc.
Mora-steasy, at 35is5oc for crop Of 1872.
LEATltGA-Dul and irregular, Ut 28saoo; oTinoco,
GnocEn11s-Cone, actiyc and nrrnor, at 18a1oxc
sugsr steady. aolasses dull and unchanged. Rico
pnovis1osa-porI lower; now mess, si7iax. Beef
and ctt meats unchanged. Lard steady Western
steam, SIC.
BuTrEE AND CnEEsr-Unchanged.
Wn1skf-F!rncr ut 9s@o3,5c
nl1LWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, July 19.-DEkADsruFF8-Flour q,uct {;
cash or July si.2l August. oais active md Mghor
No. Q, a8t5c. Corn active and higher; No. 2, 36xc.
ny Ya4,gH7sr5 5 S0 Ssao fos Dafsy ssa arc owsse NC
snlrnrHrs-Fioar, 1900 bis Wheat, 37,ooo Du.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., July 1D.-BAEADsTuFFB-Whe
t qniet; No. j, "s'N' <oe. WV 7'' " s' avs 0N''
rss'0's's'-e"''' ro1rpo. ae1 Hnsa""s''.
TOLEDO. July 19.-llnr1- -~,rrs-Fiour steady,
wllcat higler; No. 2 Wits wabash, sl.93; No. .
gai ST. 65, epot and July August. $l.40 No. i red
sl.Ga@l &c. Corn quiet mud higher mixed, 44A SPOT
o. July; solsn.1er Ae}e: low ntxed, 4aao; white
higher: No. l, a8c; No. 2, 3.14c.
FnEiaurs-Flrn; to Buifao, 4@4IKo; oawego, sh
YS: Hson,prs-r,onr 5000 brs wheat, 5000 Du corn,
s sssIrMrsGsHfiour, I 1000 brls; whoat 21,ooo Du
coIn 77,0J1 bn oats, a.00O hit.
DETROIT.
Az, ay :,, a11 aes
Ese sshs 6.ts aGst 's s !a : At s'' DID,
Fnrlan4s-To oswego q asked. vossels scarce
unehansed WHEAT III good deman! for bess gradcs,
$l.ss. Corn dn No: mixed III warsho,,so'
43c sacked. UutS quiet NO. =, o313aHo III e!eFnloE,
Gb8G.
W1I1sgY-Firn,, at o0c.,
auie, Ut sieso Dnlk ,a meats
Shoulders 9H@s1c; clear sides, 100 cash and August.
1Ioaa-F1rm. at A4o@t.es.
ulSClNEATI.
OINCINNATI, July 19.-UREADsTuFrB-Elour firm ut
$6.;5g7:l6. Wheat-Naw nrm at 5l:as@1:3o. Corn
s1@42c.
pRov1s1oNs-Qniet at opening but nl0re activo at
close Mess pork nominal; SIG Lard active;
asca,n held at s,lc; kettle, s9.@sHc. Bulk meats,
lower slatso lr,ner shoulders, 7te clear rib, 8,sc
kaos aE 11G39tsc buyer August; clear, Dc. bacon In
ST. ass a''"'"a Shoulders $40; clear ''' ''E' clear
Wulsnx-Steady; o1o.
stt.yrr11p
Menpu1a. :1u1y 10-Corrnr-Strong pood ordipa-
nv nt III L<e Inv ,udtlinr 1bLIc
1,HrHns1,,rrsHFionr r s11I ani nominal; Corn dull
and md tir,n M 1t Tia a. sc"o" 49," A''~~>' 1--WE
IiAY-s.lea II {ls.ooac4,oo.
na1oavnnll sIs Ind ID Grooming: sAouldcrs s,:a9o;
sl,ios. 104,G1ns.s
PITT. ADlIIpIIIA
, 1873-07-21

NJ S :%s1, sss; al 5s!ls
M Mps5s 49, ':ts ssn o S' rpsn 1ss
eno SaS14S ,nnsphtha % gravity 1a@loo; narha.
'oH%S 1ss'fS market va. we'll supplied and mod
] "ss ssfs ps sf so.e 'sSf Sd tss.s s S
oslans 1' Gsrs soW eca9 1n S' Ky @ @ mail
soors ac It s2s eoops sn snoRs Stis DO i ss7s5oo
coop Eoeae At s. 80 ducks quoted ht $3,Go@4.0n.
porAToEs-Tho market IL oyor-atockcd with new
poas and ass prices Wss sn r.
bsrre s's sna ;s coce n rao a
rels car 1oaa waa aod at $500 por prl, delivered
o mee 4 ~ %, We o t. a &c ss
4: Ss sn sssasi r. s,sSs !: !: sSs ss %s it.
se y ags ds INIT ohy a o ~ bag" clover
aetvo nn Il 1 at tho annexed rrceg
onondags, Canada, and Saginaw no, $2oo ordinary
ss,rs s3ao; eos5ss p9nond t2l5 ground golaf.
S:sa dsiEs, & @ pr SOCK, ssSs@s;:f Ss's ;afs q
fair liberaty, md are hold with co,lfdencc but stocks
Of old arc freoy offered at coneossion. Wa mako
s6fsfe e sr L ' g o1 s xsaE 9 s42s
nnc, 65c@Sl.1o; common to nno old hyson, 70@
g6a common imperial, so@e5e; COED to choice d.
Pingsuoy, $1.16@1.2o; extra Moyuno, Sl.35@1.4O;
choice to extra japan. DOcR 90 fair TO good
old, 65@70o; common do. 38@42c; oolored natural
leaf Japnn 65@G5o; common 10 1no Do1oug, 356S45o:
good, 55AG5o choice to extra, 85c@$1.00.
TODACC0-Was quiet and firm at the subjoincd
quotations:
FINE 0ur-E.tra, 7s@eso; choice. 05@7oo 1ncdl-
uni 56@G0o poor to common, 40@50o.
,pLua-Natura leaf, 7598oc; lnlf bright, t0@7oo;
black, sound, 45@55u.
:. .BMoElNa-dood 70 choice, a2@3eo; medium, 2o@
sic common, 2G@28c. =.
W0OD-Re,nnins ly7n. We 1noc tho market fairly
active ct tho following pricoa: Beech, $500; mnple
5000 hickory, 5000 slals, {0.OU delivered.
Observation-Disclosures were 1r1n. Early but
1argo arrivals produced docltno later in tho day.
Onions moro steady. Other varieties woro cnsy, nH
quoted: Tomatoes G0@g0c per boz; peas, x.25 per
l2Ne per doz; sweet DO, d2xe; iurnips, .6o@saoo
per doz oaulltower $louG3oo por doz; string beana
$1.25@1 go per bu.
WooI-Was in continued good demand, and steady
ut the quotations given below:
Tub, wished, extra n11tl medium. 46(S4Ro
Tub, washed, common to FUR. .41G34ac
Fleece, washed, xxx, light. .4otSiae
Fooce, washed, XhXX, dngy. .95Q93ac
E1eecc, washed, medium Hight. .39e5 40c
Flooce, unwaahoa xAxx, In good condition . 25Gs2oc
Fleoco, lnwaslel, coarAe to medium. 2GG52sc
Flceco, nnwaahsl, coarse, ind di1By .25@s17o
8Hper, pulled. 35@3ac
Extra, pulled. ..35@3ao
BURY wool 10316o less.
, 1873-07-21

schTa scotia, L,corne, Mesor, =. Il, Williams, iort
lana A1nortoa Eaglowng, Donaldson, E1norAl, Star
Of Hope, American, Cl,nfnnio1l
PASSED Ur-props Arctic, Cha1npIain Russia achrs
snrpr'sc, Gilmore, wn Graudy.
WlNp-West.
, 1873-07-21
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, July 10.
Tho following wero the receipts md shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho pass twonty-fonr hours, md for tllo
corresponding ilato ono year ago:
, 1873-07-21
phi1ndc1p1,fn Wool Market,

rH1LADEIpH1A, July 1o.-Wool was in aetiyo demand
.. un advances Of 1@2c, THO improvement being most,
marke1 fu co,nbing and lne fleece. Ohio Xxx and
Ohio medium, 4ac; Indiana tub, so@54c comhng
Ohio b2903o; unmerchantahlo Ohio fine, 32(@a715c
unwashed Ohio SIC unwashcd Ohio, A-blood, o3c.
, 1873-07-21

-LoNDon,July 1o-5 2. 1u.-Consols-M Money, o2s5Gs
ON nccount, 02h@o2H; b-20s Of '65, 03ts; do VI,
o3Af, 10-ios, u691 I; iiow o., 801{ Erie, 45,{.
L1vznroo1, Jny 1o.-cotton quiet; 1nidding upland,
speculation and export, 1000.
DreadatnGs quiet. Red winter wheat, 12s. Flour.
AIS td@2aa Cd. Corn, 27s 3a@27A Cd.
Cheese 53s. CunlberanlH, 17s Ct short ribs, 4ez.
, 1873-07-21

SHEEP-Th!s nlarkot rellains very quiet With lttIo
fluctuations III values. Ehipposa remain out OF tho
MARKET leaving l0cul butchers nul feeders tho only
operators but tho wants Of thcao two claABes have auto
equalel the supply and pricca ayo leen astaned ut
t3 0o93.25 for cosntnou, ut $3,60ea7b for medium,
aud II 81 .76 foE good TO cn0co lualitIea,
, 1873-07-21
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Juy 1o.-Tho wool market steady and
uniform III price during tho week. Michigan Ohio,
and Pennsylvania eecea sold at 47353c, noatly at 41
@50s; common to choice Michigan, 45@5oc old and
new Wisconsin, 4G@47Hc; Delnine and comhIng, 49@
Soc; unwashcd, 2oG5acs; tub, 47@62>3c.
, 1873-07-21

The shiPnenta IN detail wore ~ foliow.: Short rb,
loo hxs short clear 30 b1H long clear, $50 bxa long
rib % h1s o1l,bcranda, A bxs; strotforls ID bxs
sontl 6tafIordahre, 133 b1a: ling la1ns. do b1s
birininR,ams, bxH Irfah Cit, IS bxs; bacon, $50
bxa; atatordshire hams, 2a5 bxH; bellies 43 bxs;
Wttslre 81 bxs; pigs' tongues, 43 brls beef hams.
10s brla bref 43s bris; sides, 800 pcs O. 1nidcs
lea nes: 8. IT, midalos, 5000 pcs; D, 8. Shoulders
1000 pcs.
Flour was moro active, being In roally good
demand from shippers and tho local trado. buy
ers worc willing to pay previous pricoB, but hold
era generally asked slight advance, In WOW Of
tho flrn,loBs reported III New York and the
highor prIces of wIloat hore. This restricted
traling. The receipts aro rather Bmall, and
somo doalors report their stocks ns quito smnl
but moderately vol assortol with aey-
oral now brands offering. Drnn wns Htondy.
Sales wore reported Of TO br]s white wintor OK
traa (Eolipso) ut $3.50 200 brla do ut $3.50; 30
brlB do at $500 800 brla do Oh private terms
200 brla spring extras (h1innoBota) ut $7.6211I
100 brls do Iockport nytlra,llic) 1T s0.75 206
brls do at s0.37l1 100 brla do at sG.25; 50 brls
do at 98.1214 600 brls do ut 5000 600 brls do
Mt so. 30; 100 brls, low, at 4.00 700 brls do on
private torma 100 brls superflnoa at $500; 100
brls 10 at S3.75; 75 brla SOUR spring extras Mt
1915; 100 trle rye at s3.8711. Total, 3,776
brlB. Alao, 10 tons bran at 31O.5O on track, and
90 tons do ut SLIGO at MILL Tho following Was
In ~f
, 1873-07-21


NEw yoaK, July lo.-Money closed easy at per
cent.
Sterling rules quiet at 1901 for 60 days, and
1105 @110'1 for sight. Imports for week 50, 315,
Of which 81 27s s99 were merehandiss e., md s22d67o7
Gold was quiet and arm At lloz69lloH, closing At
11G. LonnB, to por cent for carrying. ClehrnEs,
f9o 000 The Assistant Treasurer disbursed 52Gl
GOO.
Exports for thc week, nearly &, ,00o, COO.
Governments wero dull aud steady.
State bonds wore dull and nominal.
Stocks ruled actiye md strong. Tho corner In
Eric was tho special feature, dealings h.v-
ing beon very large Tho opening sales
changes betweon these figures having been frequent
Tho difference between cash md regular stock was
from 4 to por cent, with an actIve demand. Dur
ing tho afternoon. tho iennder Of tho list wall strong
and higher larger buaneas the chief features boing
Western Union, Lake Shore, Now York Central, Union
Pacific, mid Sfabash. Tho entire market closed buoy
1nt ut about the best prices Of tho 1ay.
The fo5t says It is generally expected that We
shall hive strong market next week, with some, II
not h the above stocks fentures. but the Erpres
and Commercial attribute tho engineering Of tho Eris
corner to the German bankers.
Etertug, 10QlI.
, 1873-07-21

Corresponding woek last
year............... lo,406,121,t0 1874
Specie exports from New York continue very
large. and tho price Of gold consequently las
,An upward tendency.
Messre. Lunt, Preston !; Koan quote bonds
iAnd lant-warrantB in tliS market this afternoon
, 1873-07-21

FRI. Lard, Huns SaentirsI N,hi't,,
...... brl'. trs. fes. hs. ih,.
Wk eng Jy II '7A TO- ceS| 1489 1Ha ISOO 49, es 2N
SalnD snek, "a. 15ll /, lGO| G71 W.(aN] III nil
Htnc0 nov, IT, l8j IY no. M III i|1sa i9 III
Sano nu '7f9 O7 }7 i'd TG3 065 iIl did 6
, 1873-07-21

material o!ss, and aoantllng. Cedar postA also
In good demnnd and atcaly. Hardwood met with a
fatr average inquiry, aud ruled steady We quoto:
Hoeon ejear, inch to Incl. a9oS Sssoo ssoS
Third clear, inch... .............. $500 6540.0O
oear flooring, ist ani al osoitio:r. s'''' ''''''
Clear tsidna lit and toaoicr:. 9 aso9 MSS
Common Common noorng, dre.scd rst ao a @oS S59S
Common flooring, dressed, n1cond.... $500 G3J0OO
WaRon-box hoarda. soectcl, IA inches
s!;a s!sss ss?%sEs sss; ssSs sss s,sass sssss
ss;;ss1 Ss;sss sSss sSsss: "a "a @ S's$s
jost seaptltna, smaii i,mGer fencing, 11'' 's4'oo
ett, 10 feet Rtl under. ............ 1900 G91300
yoist ana ecantunB, 1a TO a feet... 1t00 G121.00
pcic! reihe!s s1naro' o'.".'....."...... 1900 31G.0o
Cedar roas, split. M i is @iso9
Cedar poHs, round. 1900 G525oo
t.ht4 ............,.. 125 q 3.60
10. sawed shingles. s................. 15o a 400
shinsss ii on track :.:.:::..::: s sisss g s 81
Thrce dollars por car 10 10 added whom I raSsforrea r
which charge follows tho ahtnglca.
Tlickncss-Flve shingles to bo TWO inchea IN Thick
meas.
Lengh-sIxteen incl,cs
sa5oo@s5.oo; common. ssSoo5so.ooS:: oul, s2o.ooa
$500; flooring, SOS 00G8000. -.--..77
eu nos so9S9SS Sae9e ;'o'eas'o
cn 9ast1ssr, ta eaS1s, sseoo@4o; e0nmon' s1ooo@2sco
'u Iiexory@oesr, sssg1se ooasow; common 100000
Al Msg1eoolear ;G oo oo35oo; common, sle.oo@25oo;
:. l,attosnut-OIear, s35.oo@eooo; common, $2o.oo@
.. qlaerry3;;c!esr, u s!ooo@eo.oo; common, s15oo@
@2s.oo; Gull, s1ooo@i5oo. S'0'O' >
rao aes sossllkeF ssc af sc
, 1873-07-21
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

Review for tho Week Ending sntur-
day Evening, Jniy 10.
.-. SATURDAY EVENING, July 10,
The receipts OF livestock during the wuek have been
, 1873-07-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN

.,:; ExrIAHATtoN OF RErERENoE nAnrs.- saturdaysx
rive Sunday at 8sQ9 d. m. Daily. '
, 1873-07-21
MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN Rstt ma

W'V''0HH 0EH1HHt. iFENl WESTERN RHILHUHDS
Dspo J1ot Of Lakc A., and fool qt TIeentyseeond 1t,
3irStt aact, 81 Clark at, soufeast corner W Randolph
and ID Caal-tt.. corner ef Madison,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-10

Edmonds. Pettigrew A Co., received
from ]. p. Williamson, Petersburg, Va,
$50 for the relief Of our citizens.
Edmonds. PettiGrew A Co.;
Have 5000. Will get more. Will for
ward il promptly.
I. c. S. FURoERsoE,
Prest. First National Bank. Lynchburg. Va.
GENUINE SYMPATHY FROM CHICAGO.
OrrcE or FAiRBASK. PICK 4 Co..
CHICAGO, October q, 1873.
A. d, LangslaH. Esq, President Howard As
ISOLATION.
DEAR SiR-I hand you herewith fur.
Their remittance for the use of your as.
ISOLATION Of Sll9s 70. | telegraphed
you TO day to telegraph and write me
fully as to your further needs. All that
Chicago wants to know is the extent Of
your needs, and we will respond You
are in position to judge OF your pres
ent and prospective wants, and o, the
amounts you are receiving and likely to
receive from other sources, and can tell
what you want from us. Please write
me letter which | can publish, so as to
get the matter before our people. What
are your needs in the way OF physicians
and nurses2 There are several who
have offered to 20 to Memphis, and if
you need more help we can probably
send you some.
Yours respectfully,
N. X. FAIRBAYK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-10
CITY ITEMS.

Carrot Jones, til negro who shot his
mistress, Emma EIkins, with a double
barrelled shotgun. and afterwards broke
the gun over her head. Vii have a hear
ing before Esquire Miller SG Monday
morning. He is now in Jail.
Esquire Winters this morning sent
Ida Williams. an African blonde, to jail
in default of $500 bail to appear for
trial for appropriAtiug Sl5 given her as
. forfeit to release one Aollie Roach,
confined in the statiOn-houSe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-10
YELLOW FEVER TO DATE.

The following table shows in detail
the deaths from yellow fever and other
causes, as taken from the undertakers
books since the Board of Health an
nounced the presence of the disease on
the 18th of September. This does not
include previous deaths from yellow
fever, estimated to be "about thirty by
the Board: