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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
NO 265.l WILMINGTON, DEL. THURSDAY, FEB 6, 1873

At 2 O'Clock, the President, Governor, members
of the General Assembly, aud Guests from Phila-
dephis, escorted BY subcommittee Of two each
from the Committees Of Council, Citizens, Soldiers
and Sailors, and Board Of Trade, will take car
Tiages to visit the following manufacturing estab-
llsbments
Swift Il Courtney's Match Fatory.
McLear q Kendalls Carriage Factory.
Seidel q Hastings Rolling Mill.
The Jackson u Sharp Co.'S Delaware Car
Works
John q. Bakers Morocco Factory
The Lobdell Company Car Wheel Foundry
Pusey, Jones & Co.'S Ship Yard.
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Co.'S Iron
Steamship aud Car Works.
Pusey, Scott a Co.'s Morocco Mandatory.
After these visits, the President and suite
Governor, and Guesls from Philadelphia
escorted by the Committees in their company
will proceed 10 the residence OF Job II. jackson
Esq, and the Members ofthe General Assembly
will proceed 10 the Board Of Trade Rooms
escorted by the Committees in their Company
At $50, the invited guests will assemble a
the Board Of Trade Rooms. to proceed at "a!
10 the Hall Of Wilmington Institute, where they
will meet and participate with the President, ii
banquet to be given in his honor.
At $50 o'clock, or upon the cor eIusion ct th
banquet, the President and suite will withdraw
for the purpose Of visiting the Military Fair. q
the Grand Opera House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
From the Baltimore Sun.
The Platter MurdeF Trial.
sTARTLrNo DEvELorMEars, &C,

atAhTLINa DkNELOFAknRSt &C
CAABRIDGE MD, Feb. 5.---Eyidence to day was
ELECTED In the Platter trial Of an unexpected and
startling character, aud very damaging to the pri-
sonor. VIM. B. McCarty testified that he heard
Platter speak harshly 10 the deceased before her
death. Some mOnlhs af(er that time he heard
Bryan say to Platter, ''YOu promised to pay me
$1,000 for swearing 70 lie for you, and If you do
not pay Inc will tell tlIe truth next time :" Pla-
ter retOEted, "If you do will fix you as fixed
her," Bryan replied. "YOu cannot you have no
mnH now; !" Platter drew pistol and witness in
terfered both were drunk.
The defense resorted to every device to impeach
the evidence and degrade the Eitness's past life
without avail.
Mr.. Syester sought to show that the witness
had been tampered with by friends of the pri-
sOner.
McCarty said Rebecca Cornish told him she
held deceased's feet while Platter stranged her.
Mrs. NJ /. jackson, sister of deceased, testified
that Mrs. Pter received letter the Friday before
she len Virginia, purpogting 70 be written BY
Sarah Brice, nom the bedside or Platter, sick with
pneumonia The letter contained a request from
Platter for deceased to come to him. Witness
knows PlateT's handwriting and is sure the letter
was written by him. The State claims it can show
an aEit1sds that the letter was written by Platter
as Sarah Brice Ia a negresS and connot write, anC
got no one to write such letter for her. Thi
letter cannot be found. The defense occupied al
the night session in urging that to allow Platter
be connected with writing the letter would charg
the second crime of forgery in the Indictment
The evidence OF the letter staggered the defense
and they sought earnestly to exclude It,
At ten o'clock the court pronounced the sec
ondary proof of the contents and Plater's cor
nection with the letter admissible, and the couI
adjourned. With this deyelOpement the case a.
sumea new and strong phase. The interest
Increasing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

Astonishmsnt is expressed that POmoroy of
KsRsas was willing TO pay Senator York. $4,000
for his vote, but such astOnshment is ill placed in
view Of the facts developed before the the Senate
committee Of the case Of Caldwell That virtuous
Republican has been proved to have spent So, 900
In cash in making himself Senator, aud how much
more can Is yet only be Imagined. OF this sum
$4,000 were drawn from Scott Il Co, bankers al
Topeka, and $4,000 from Jay Cooke & Co, O
Philadelphia Caldwell appears to bO a party o
extended financial a. well aS political relations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
Another na.ale IN spaIn.

RosE- -CoLoRRD REPORTS OF THE RESULT FROM
MADRID-ONLY TIE LOSSES or THE CARLIsTs
GIVEN
MADRID, Feb. 5.--The government has received
intelligence of another battle between tile Calists
and forces of Royal troops, in which the former
were completely defeated, suffering great loss in
place at a small village called Aya, In the North
Ii Is officially announced from the Ministry Of
War that two hundred insurgents were killed
and that eleven hundred rifles, including elghl
" of ammunitlon and stores, and two hundred
prisoners, were captured. Eighty of the captured
Insurgents have Begged ior amnesty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
FWrNa's CLOSING SALES.

Ihays 3 IGrae stock which iatanl to close eat
hafess TsmOVing 10 Second and ShiDloy Streets
eliSe ne : esll, lsF an selling cheap. I have 9
INrse Staek; yea will be sailed. Ladies aaua .
esats. Misses as Childreas S AeaI setter ter
Al n "a ZOO BABY Shoes 50 eents % el.Os Ladies
6utton 81 % 10 S3 eot Ladies, Laced %. 80. hon
Revs' and Youths Boots el lte % SoIge Chlldfens
Shoes 81 % 70 els; Misses St-tQ 70 t2e0 have
most everything; sell cheap the steek 2 laIgs
| SSitsTs ehsSp ChAS. R. EWING.
| sfsSStv 9oS Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
Terribls N..rs.OIyeerIne E1pIO.lOn

FITusvuLE, Pa, February 5.-AndrsW Dal-
rympls, hNing naae Tideolte. Penn, was secretly
engaged in filing torpedo with itro-glyeerine at
his house, this morning, when il exploded blowing
Nm TO aknma killing his Wits, and fatally iniunng
his child both Of whom were in an adjoining apart
neat. The house was totally wrecked. A keg
Of powder and number Of articles for firing tor
podoss were found on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
movements of the President.

his VISIT TODAY TO WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
WnMINaToN, Feb a. President Grant, with
Ona or two companions, will arrive here at noon
to-mOFrsW 70 spend the remaider OF the day in the
city The Governor and members OF tho State
LsRislature will meet him here with other dIstin-
Ruished guests. The afternoon will be spent IN
visiting tbs industrial establishments and other
paoss Of lntaroAt after which the authorities give
4 bahqast 10 apaTty Of three hundred.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

II Is interesting 70 see hOw Jealous the Admin
istratiOu papers are in the condemnation Of Cor
nelius Wendell, Government Inspector Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, who exActsd bribe oi
$4,000 for supporting in favor Of that road, and
how silent they are in reference to Thaddsus Ste.
vpns, Republican Representative, who was paid
$4,000 for legislation in favor Of ths same enter
prise.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

BuTLzR AND WoopHULL.-5 Gen Butler writes
MrS Wooahnl ahat he cannot become her cOun-
- II her pending tral IN New York for pnollsh-
inR Obsens lltaEasuFe but that, II he eoulc, ne
should advlse her 10 make no defense, as ne Goes
not bsllsVe she has laid herself open TO punish,
paent under that statute however II may DC aDou'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

THE s1ooRs-oP-WlR.-The Committee of Con-
ference of the two Houses Of Congress reported
In favor Of building eight sloops-Ofwar; one Of
which Is to be built at each of the navy yards of
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston and Portsmouth.
The remaining four to be built by contract in pri-
vAte yards. The bill does not specify whcth.
or the ships are TO be built Of iron or wood
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
DAILY GAzETTE.

ARRTFAL q sALnoN Esaa--The agent Of the
German government has arrived at New York
with 10000 salmon eggs, 250OOO of which arc a
present nom the German 70 the American gov
ornment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

aanasor wilson will resign Rext week, the
RsSig1atlon 70 take effect IN season 70 have the
klaSaachaguats eGiAtnre elee6 auceessot' "
WIN yaaaka his Reae.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
Tha Romovoy case.

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 81 The Senate Yesterday
p1assa q eauouzEank resolution msm0rlalzlnG the
JRNRsa B9stss Sanase 10 iREeotigase the case Of
Hsnafar PnsnNEpy, ahd the House passed TOsoln-
Sisn asling 3snHior PomerOy 70 rssign-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
AUCTION.
There will be q large auction sale OF

DRY GOODS and LADIES' aud GENTS' PURN-
INA GOODS,
At 1leo Drakas. 2lS. Market street, Tuesday even
ing e0mmsneiEg at o'clock; "Wednesday mQTnlng
afternoon and evening" and also Saturday moEniaE
afternoon and eYsaing'
GEORGE DRAKE. sls Market s..
L. w. STIDHAM son. Auet'r. feh3-6t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

T7yOR RENT.--p0asesSiOl GlvOn tmmodtAs ay-
~ ne spaeioas Hall an Ante-roOm tn CAp R.lq ,
hpildlns. 40 Klpg street,, neg oeensss9 y Les
W0PkingmsaN Institute. Tke pfe9eea az
Aasnciasions. For .sat and faEthoR pagaauRaFs.
Snplv 10 bR. CURTIS, 1uS Eroneh sffo93s Y 70
THOR aALE-A Lot Of Land At The southeast
iSehSs an Brent and 80 feet on Clayton street.
Apply 70 GEO. Z. AAkAS.
Real kssata Agolt
oesai-af SOC Market stfasb.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

A HRw YoRK correspondent asserts that
too 81 the ie1raaIR qsenSlbly devoted =
insaSsnss N tlSa 4 n ilFs SOlsly hR aAsk@ail
inQ. 8 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
LEADING FEATURES +:

l. The issue Is limited to S5O.0o mile Of road,
2. The Principal and Interest are payable in Cola
the principal in thirty years, and the lnterst !et
the Banking House Of yay Cooke Co., New \ Nork,l
semi-annUally. first of January and July.
s. The rate Of Interest Is S-l0 per cent. per an
num-eQual, a. the present gOld premium, TO aoOu
81 per cent. in legal tender currency.
A. The Bonds are issaSd Of the fcllowipg deaemi-
nations: Coupon, SiO0 $50 and slooos REGISTERED.
9lOO, 500. q. 900. 900 and Sl0.0oo.
5. The semi-annual interest on the Reeisferea
Bonds i paid By Gold checks. scaf regHtdrr ~ nail
tks post -efsce address 0f The Aalder. Permanent
investors are advised TO purchase the Registered
Bonds. both protection against los, tlea ana
Fo and for the greater cOnveniencs IN collecting
the interest, The REGISTERED Bonds can Be ~ any
time EXCHANGED for Coupon, and the Coupon Tor
RsSiafsrsd, without expense 10 the owner.
JNo. AacLEAR 4 aoH BANKERS.
vGIxSr srRESC,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

AvRNUR LOT FOR SALE
~ Al feet h0nk. App6 a. taisemos-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

Tha p.ol,l,sorx henof lau has hadths effect
AZ cloaieN 40 bot 2,768 bars in Boston.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
NOR SALE,
FOR SALE.
NOR SALE,
nFsrRABLs BUSINESS STAND.

EoR SALE.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND.
haha The underlined desiring to retire from
~ baSinass. offers at Private Sale the we'll
~ known and desirable property 40 EAST
tlN Third street. whore for maay years past the
DEY GOODS aud TRIMMING Basinsss. lsstab-
iished by NJ s. Brown has been successfully con-
This is A rare opening for any eRtsFpEissng person
~ =. .t-arsSs 49, - MRS. n. H. BELT.
1Splv an the promises, or 10 z. james Ralt, Of u
BFinshuFsE q Co.. corner sixth and Market streets
sepNl-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
AmIstmtnts.
PROGRAMME FOR
THURSDAY EVENING,
AT MILITARY FAIR,
AT GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

Music under direction of Prof J. B. RITCHIE.
Overture Poet and Peasant J .............. Suppe
dalop, (Marienbad). ................ Lobitgky
Vpefauc SetectOn tIoTatOrel..... erNii.
S9nIerenl foika ZikOh.
atL Ihoumnns .Armgl.
nmliy fOlka tSOl0 COrnet LeVey.
fVl0nalse SpOhr.
Alplne Apt
0peratlc Selection, (Ernanil V erd
bTeslaW balO Faust
frot Clemmer, with class of 81 young ladies
dresseu IN white, representing the several States Of
the Union, will sing number Of songs with an organ
accompaniment
The evenings entertainmsnt will commence with
prayer by the Rev. Jacob Todd
Iickets can be had at BOuRhman, Thomas 4 Cos
book store. 42l Market street
Tickets. good for reserved seats 10 n9hk and adj
MISSION tO-morroW night. - cents.
| feb6- Il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
MARRIED.

LKINS0N-MOORE-At the residence Of the
brides father, in New London township, on 4th
day, 18th of lst month"; 1873 according to the order
of Society of Friends. Marshall p. Wilkinson, OF
Penn. to Sallie A. Moore, Of New London.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

E0k kENT-A Farm containing about l2i acres.
Z good buildings. fine spring of water, IA IN les
from OlaymOnt station.
Apply TO \. FORD. Claymont. Delaware.
feb5-W3t OF ll22 KING st.s Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06
tor Sale aud for 9ent.

IL 0FEL AND LAGER BEER SALOON FOR
II RENT. Good viii and Fixtures for sale. A
hrst-rate business stand.
Inquire Of J. SToECKLEIN.
No. lO7 East " ator street,
feb5-l2ts Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-06

IN0R RENT-TWo large connecting Rooms -
IL in the third story of the SaYille Build ns
ing for society meetings or for light manu- w
featuring. Apply 10 ALEX. SANILLE, "a
febl-u 5l2 Market street.
, 1873-07-12

Sfkouus ......... .@.-
Foroht ~, near Of Thtrtyaocout1 It, T. 90 II
70 n1os1 aatoa q, Mar1l y confederation, $4,ooo.
dated s May q: consideration sS,6o0 ~ ~ =
Eigo niltl 0o3-100 acres In Block Is. In Wright and
mo'1tSr 4 4 sso 49, 49, 49, "ed Nov H.
Tot 1a. In Block 3, in Block II, shefc1ds Addition,
dnfea 1., July Q; confederation, 5000.
p tth ay Ut Washington md Madison sta, I, 418o
Lots Y md 49, in Block d, Of n n Il Sec. /, 30,
III datod July q; consideration, $t.00n.
Lois 81 and 81, III 1al0ck IL of Dcks 10 g. ec,, In
te q * soc H. 49, H. dated Juno III constera-
FL Of lots ~, ~, etc., In nock =, Of Walkers
eonnnfa7'an ee,,Elsan " r &c., w. 49, d. 'aea April
snme aa tic abovc, aa,ctl April IL consideration,
$4,fAO.
io.s 2s 10 49, In walkor's nlockn II aud 10, in
smlths 4 scc IL, 80, II, dated April IS; conaieor-
2o and II af LoE ii, with improvements, dated July
o; consideration, 81 200.
NnnTII or ctvY LIMITS.
Iofa J. I, e. aud 3, III Block oyborne.s Addition
to Rayonswoud ntel Juno II; confederation, s. 900.
aourrI or o1Ty LIMITS.
sswA seo II. IS, II, dated Juno ~ consideration.
Lots and 2, In Block 3, ct n rot1a Of II X SEQ
4, 80. II, datcd Sept. 10, 1872 confederation $1700
Iofa IS and Sc, iu Block Of Nichols Il Luts is
and TO- Bee 10, %, IA, dated July 10 consideration,
10. in y cor Of n NJ ofaw Il Sec 10, IS, II, dated
July 8; consideration, 1880.
Lot In same, dated July 8; considerations 900.
WEST or CITY LIMITS.
Division IT. bot Richmond and Crawford nvH, I, 20
Aeros dated Aug. 10, 1870; consideration, $2o,ooo
, 1873-07-12

HAheEs:lauuHNuH 1lEu1Hs
laid by to repair 1t. ~
y, William Jung. mate Of tho achr Arct,rus, fell into
tho river yesterday morning, and waa drowned
Cart. E1. kcGraw And II. A. Wilson. Of Shoboycnn
have bought uutfao yesael, the D. PARSONS Of iii
ss.t Gns bsn G1 capable Of carrying $500 bos Of
The tug Knte Williams, Capt. King, arrived this
morning in the 81. O1air River from Sau9eon with
raft Of square rine timbor valued At $500O It ia to
be taken honco to Port Maitland, Lako Ontario tor
shipIuillIng puTroeea. Tho tug took on supply Of
This, It is eaimc, exhibits tho superiority Of coni
OVER "ood.-Dttroft Tribune, July 10.
Ihe pasHago Into tho AIaumco Nivcr consists OF
m M ranges to outer rnngo being on the west side
west sdc one-half mile bclnw tho former, a niddlo
range IN tile rear. An inner ruune front M he na.t
Side, two miles nouth Of nidlo rnngc and an tnner
range IN tho rear Of tho There arc two lights 10
each range OF franc structures tho first one il 1000
ratlways Thosc ranges mark the channel into Mauuee
Nivcr. Care must ho taken not to mistake tho middle
range, both lights Of which red for tho outer and
inner ra1lgcs, which nre composed OF whito Hghts
Hear toWers are painted white the trout towers hays
TIC lower parts painted white, upper red.-Deron Iret
Presa. Juty 70.
"Blowlng''is the nauticol term used when the
water - forced up through tho Eeas and tho bilge by
the rolling Of the veafe the bgo water flying from
side io side through tho ceiling in1uring tAe goods
lossea haye happened to good. BY blowing and i
yet question upon whom such losscs shall full II
however, 1t has boon OccaRfoo by the neglect OF tho
MASTER or owners to have aths or strips OF boards
nailed over the seams or the bges caM1ked up which
aat ought to be done, tho loss would probably
Fnently In vessels with fat floors md round bilgcs
Detroit IY1bHHc.
, 1873-07-12
MARIN


ARRIVED. D.......... July II.
stmr City of Now York, 0gasnsburgh, ioo bls iron.
scilr 4. ]; TgayiB, Mnskvgot,. 70 cords wood.
Prop Vanderbilt, buffalo, 60s ssoel ra!ls. ...
schr II. +. Graves, Eric, l,ooo tons coal and sun
dries.
stmr hlanitowoc, shcloygan, 1ol sacka wool.
schr i' Nina ma sstiy, Grand Haven 600 railroad tlos
scLr Stella, Holland, Is cords bark. -, ~.
schr Mai y. \ Ferry White Lake, ITO In lumber 400
schr ". H. Hawkins, Union Pier, 1lo cords wood.
schr Potomac, Milwaukee, $50 tons iron orc.
Schr lAtlnn, huskeGol!, 120 III lumber 30 IN IAt.
Prop Aunia Laura. Alaskeuon, 200 n, lumber.
barge Von.,a, Lulington $50 III lumber.
scow H. N. Dunhanl Pike liscr, ia eds wood;
sclr Japan, Ford ltivor, 100 III lumber, 10 NJ !ath.
schr Nowhal Mnskegon, 125 cls wood.
schr Mincrya, Mahkegon, 115 NJ lumber, 200 nj lash.
shr Fng aopta M5gt go s3 n:r
scnr john s. Miner olovolan 15o tons sriudstouos.
Gchr Kownlince, Kewanucc, 18D III lumber.
Prop Ira II. Owen, Escanaba, 7GA tons tron orc.
Hullr Minnesota, Mcnominro, 13o m shingles, 200 M
large IIorachell, Ludington. 15o m lumber.
scT Oily Of Toledo, ogaeisuursh, 49o brla salt aud
schr dray. sns.f,is; MSsscsoD, ITO III lumber.
schr Myrtle, Nluekegou, lb5 IN lu1nhor.
schr Mary, At1akegon, 100 IN lM1ubor.
srhr Horace Greeley, White Lako, 90 eds slabs.
Prop oeont9, Green by. 200 pkgs ash s5d pigs Dish,
100 hrls aalt 1H0 III ath,
Dark Llama Croker, 4'ensaukco $50 m lumber 30 III
la}h hU Ill shingles.
Prop City Of Madison. 1lo Sturgeon, 15o lumber.
Hcllr l.. Dnak, VI. Joseph, G5 Ill humber,
Psop ". n. Tweed, nunalo, suntlriea.
scllr Aida, 1T. Joseph, 10 III lumber.
Srhr Two brothers, ManonIneo. 100 Ill lulnbcr.
Hrhr Dolphin, Centrevllo, 10 br!y aait.
Eclr Kitty Grant, White Lake, rs m lumber.
Hchr Dawn, Whito Lake, g5 eds shi,ige-bol.a.
8chr Violin, Bouth IIaya1 rs III oak lumber
8clr II. Hannah, South uaven, ~ Ii lumber, IS crs
bark.
8chr Kate williams, Eric. 1.0eo tons coal.
Bchr Florctta, Oswego. 6.u0o cedar ros!s.
Bclr Wu b1ult1,, Lugwigs pier. ~ eds s!aba.
Bolr Calalouin, aoulG Haven, 40 CTS wood.
CLEARED. ............JuIy II,
Prop Oeonto, Green Day. snn!ries.
Prop Nussu, buffalo, H. coo bl oats H. 900 bu corn,
5, 200 hrls flour. . .,
Prop Vim H. Twso Buffalo, 80, 900 bn corn, 800 brls
flour, u bales hroom corn, rs bales dry hlloa.
Hchr i, fitzgerald. Buffalo. 20.03l bu corn.
, 1873-07-12

,,. FntnA7 Eyrn1sa. :1uty II.
ALcolin1'-WaH l'lotahIe a. *l.77eslAa for o4 pcr
llEANH--Wera qutet. Tim receipts wero mt large,
n. ": Hnry "a ~ ss Tor ri lrssN1t r'Ifnenta W
nltilM uuhh-Hyns n ,nndernts demand. Com.
m" nnm 's. "a rl"n'y LIT y" R9" raSa arc sea,eo nna
es,e; iI.hle Rrccn, 6d9ou; do rcd 'iia aN94o; do
nuiID1Nt' MArl.lsfA1.s-The condi.ion Of t1a
~ H." sao ~ ,"t + ksyera weeks
nt ut vhr!n: rlccn. Annuxe nru tin nriccH current:
iertlsna ss,s,t, slh9a.o1 por htl losoAlo cement
Ier hrl marble dunt, q asa;9o; lime IN bulk svc@
;ssss r. ss f. na,ss ;s;Ss sissp , S
oso asas"e resss sSss % ae; 10 s'o's cen
sao ina's p prc'sed ,s9 ! Do do e eonon
$la93sa1S:oo; frcc clay, 1or hrl. ta.oo@4oo.,
ton VII a %rk "s ss SsvIof 81 n sesy
accounts, and prlccs wcro steady and hrn 1'eccipts
nro liberal, bnt thtlH fnr the ctnnsl has been sun
socks arc held With confidence. W. quoto: Strictly
yellow u@2lo medium 10 good, l61i7c; inferior to
DA0GiNa-The Inquiry for cotton seamless goods
continues to improve and tic .narkct maintains trn,
healthy tono. nurlNps 1nd glnntca rc1uain quiet.
Wool aacks ia fair requcst 1T full prices. We qoto:
Stark. sexo Ludlow, go; lewiston, go; American,
l iass, an1 ! bn 1o@2lo: ennntea, snsio, i7@iso:
do!losls !H,,,,, 2ao; 1--we; wo0l saska, SS@a1e L:
report prcoa Of goods in this limo avo not been au
,,at,ally tho At this season. being srna Tho
surYcs to strengthen the market, and former prices
steadily maintained Peaches Bcom to 10 meeting
u Mi s hsys 1seSny
yanccl. We quote:
, 1873-07-12
COMMERCIAL,

fn1pAY EVENING, July II.
The following wore the receipts aud shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twentg-four hours, and for tho
corresponding late ono yoar ago:
, 1873-07-12
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. JULY T. 1879


Tho nlnrkot closed Mt tho following range Of
prices: Moss pork, cayl, or sollor ,r,ily, s15.60
@l500;. do aollor August &15.G0@l585; do
Hollcr sopton,bor, 1555@i5.0os do eolfor Do
co,nhor, sl0oo@1a50; 1ard, cash or aolor July.
$5,15@8.20 !; do Ballor August, f9.30@8.96; R,,in-
NOR do, 79]c. Bwoot plcklod hama quoted nt
10@f219o. Dry saltel moatH qnotablo ut 7@71ho
for shoulders; $4,000 for slort ribs; md %
for n!,ort clonr Boxod shoulders. 79A@7llc.
EngliBh meats 2A@o%o 4;ooo for short ribs;
90 for shoulders 014o for cloar ribs =;
loo for short oloar; and 1911671Go for lnnlH,
NIL pnckod. h1euR heof, sB.75G0D.00; oxtrn
mess do, e0.76@10.00; bcof ha,na, s25.C0
@2G.oo: CITY tallow, 71l@7556o; grcaBo quot
able nt 5@0t1c: sa!es woro roportot Of 100 l,rls
mess M Mnqlk sclior August, at sl5.o5 50o brls do
g. e. sa9.0S y 81 600 brla do, acllcr soptcmber, ut
oao 2Sooo lba do nt aiac lopso ion boxos s,lrn-
picked hams (l0 lls) at 12o; GS tca do (20 lbB)
ut 10e.
Flour was lesa Motive, with no chnnge III
prlcea. Tl.oro wah very lttt1o locnt demand, md
not much from agonta for shippers, a largo pro-
portion Of tho aaleB boing n,nlo OIL direct orders.
The receipts continue to cxccod tic plipmcntB,
Brnn WIS lower, tho recent advance boing corr
sequence Of temporary scarcity. HalcB were ro-
ported Of 100 brls whto winsor extras at 5000
100 brls do nt $500; 150 brls (Axtoll's) on pri-
Vate termB; 100 brlH spring cxtraa (Favorito)
and 100 brla do Mt aG.25; 400 brlB do at sO.0O;
100 brls do at 1925 800 brls do on priyato
tormB; 100 brl8 auperlincH at 1926; 62 brls un-
sound ut e2.B714. Total, 2,012 brlB. Also, 10
tons brnn at 1880 on trnck 10 tons do ut elO0O
at mill. The following waa tho closing range Of
, 1873-07-12

n9us-The hog tradc opened alack thia morning Al
unrely "a good pricc5 "a prevailed yesterday, carly
inferior to CHOICE but toward noon-t becoming ap-
parent that tho 1nys Fercirs wold not much c3cuel
60tu heaa-b'iycrs took hold with moro confidence,
and By midday the market had advanced strong 15o
per LOO U.s. Or to 2s@4.7o, whcro It remained nrm
anu active 10 tho cosc. Some small bllflchDs OF cus
sold at $3.7584.05, and few extra found buyer ut
9475 hut tho larger portion Of tho trauafors Hrro 1t
, 1873-07-12

Frclghs were active at b456Ho for corn and 90 for
Dn1alo-Sehr Donaldson, corn At SIo; achrs Scotia,
Nea I Wing, orhan Icy, and bargc Argona1t, corn at
wheat At 0c acl,r Russian (ycstorlay) wheat At 10
aehr &c Col Ellsworth, wheat at &c at $40; schr
y i. Z. Avory, oata at &c. 10 Canatlian porls-schr
u nnuIaIo-prop Fountain City, corn at 21o; do via
o9aensburgh nroI 0swogAtchc. corn at 25e prop
n1 corn through Capacity equal to 600 bu
"hca bu corn, 30 QUO hE oats. III thu after-
aeon ho hchr Danforh chartered for corn 10 Duf-
faio st 5Ac. Capacity rs 600 bll.
, ninPfALo, July -Charters-Bchrs j. q. King and
colli1&woos coal 70 Chicago Mt 8.12x per ton FREQ;
scnr Eec9twing Soal to Chicago uI.oan dock It s12s
III s. f1s 70
eMiss, Es4. schra Now llampshtre, Afasa, Caroline.
Aade and sarge orton, stone to 1rio at s. per cord
Sawyer coal, lnf:nlo 10 Chicago ut si.l9$ rer ton.
ton, froo. |7 f~e
, 1873-07-12

tfop z III, ~ ,r ua."o sn rort Huron 27o bu corn $50
B.mr Guy OF Gow York, 0glonab,rHh, 100 iris four
Prop IadKer sato, Buffalo, COD ia corn. 1oo Irs
achr 0allain, nufralo, q, 1,733 lu corn.
schr YIN: eaudorno, oswego, 1,l3i hu coro 71s3 HI,
gchr Mary IIcor, Whta I.,ko, 1,aoo tu o.ts.
Htnr Manitowoc, Manitowoc, s,indrics
smr Corona, 81. Joseph. 10 bria -four, brl alcohol
Hchr Russian, buffalo, 1900 bu wheat.
Bce,r Dick BoinnrH, Buffalo, q, ,1B0 bu corn.
Hcllr idaho, buffalo, 17,0U6 hi corn.
Prop 1ntos-Ocean, DuG4lo, ts336 bu corn.