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New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prof Tyndall will deliver his course of .ec-
lures on Light at tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music Ills
first lecture will be gwen tonight
The seventh lecture of the Mercantile LII
brary course will be given Monday night by MISS
Lillian g. EdgartoD Her subject" Gossip; lts cause
and Cure "-s one on which q woman may be expected
70 speak with authority.
At the meeting of the Board of Managers OF
the American Bible Society," held yesterday aferoon'
four new auxilares were recognized-one In Georgia,
one in Nebraska and two in Alabama and gratifying
reports were received from various points.
The Burns Society will celebrate Jan. "a, the
birthday of Burns by reunion and dinner The follow
ing officers have been chosen for 1873:
President John ycePTeddens Bryce Gray John ksnne
Secretary d. nAoGego Cre Treasurer, James brard ChAn
the Res. james h. Campbell
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DECISIONS-JkS g.

Supreme Court -Chdmbers-By Judge Ingraham.-
Hvshcol AT BeReeeyer hpponted the exemption limited to
Superior COurt-Special Term-By Judge M0nell.-
Roofing LyMoon default ard OF
proceedings gfsna Gregory ag GrtgoJ grated Haas tg
Rostnpai Psclhe
Order gIsred.
Common Pleas-Specidl Tfrm-By Judge LarremOre.
Dean sg KsrdsppsLReieTsnee ordered Williams sGt William
Molten dim With 10 Potter agt Barnard aRenee
ordered Groundher Agt Dorsey sl-hcon denied Heeh sgt
e-DeiebdaI ordered 10 appear before Referee
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CALkNDARS-THts OAf.
uur,D srA1rs Dr.rRcr corsr-In Bankruptcy

uNIr,p STATES DsIRicr CorRr.-In Bankruptcy.
InroiuadTy Cds,L
36o1 .Copolly AIT. Allen. J1s8. .BEckman igt Fnck.
e6g. Siton az. WetheT.1 3igJ Ahens Al Uner
SOL Cochran gi Counev spl Cavsnagh sgt The u g. Pa
JTTS. Mcdonald trt Leah and tent Wool Go.
Jt2. Palmer tgt Ryder 1907 Nugent AT. Haas ard
g1s .Feshbsur sst Reed AOf Oddegsa et al sg. May
1883. Arnold 81 al sgt. Hs-, jr aud aBo.
Arnold al art Hofmsl eoS Arnoh ct al sg De Wolf
oon Bucsnsn 800 Hnehman e Al Grahn
J1sT. Chambers Agt Shsttnek.
-drganest Cdlsndar.
1880 Borre sy The MontsEs The Imporer Traers
Iron and Steel Co. National Bank sg. sten-
as5s. X indboTr Ayt The Hercules berg and
Huasl Life Asursnce 40
Cieiyo Of L r
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Bssroort Hop,e-Senator II. w. Corbett of Oregon
and Col a. s. McComb Of NtAoIas Hoel-Sensio
Merrill the Hon Eugene Hale c. and the Hon. w. p NJ c.
Of Maine Gen htgey, NJ c. Of Perusyhma the Hon. = q
Pai NJ c. Of Oswego, VI the lion. Chngmsn Of North Caro-
ns and = D. stval, Washington Msffopohtan Ho-Geoge u
Gohsm CLERK oth o. g. aud Gen H. Grosyenor ONE
FA dreaas HoteTbe Hon. u. T. Wood Of Syracuse Hc7
HopeIisut { Commsudsr Msney NAVY Gi6eg HoSss-
The Hon Matthew Hale Of Albany and L. W. Tappan OF Colorado
81 jams HoseH. b. Beecht Of Albany 81 Denis Ho,l James
T. FIELDS Of Boston stor Hoass-Gen B. A. Merritt Potsdm ~
u And AZ WAshngron.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

min Leggett. Thorn Anderson, William Mckinney Geo.
Mott Henry Barrett and Robert Andrews, all OF Sing
Sing; Guards, Walter Bishop, John Mclean, and Lean
der See. all Of Sing Sing.
NORTH SING SISG-A revival is in progress In the NJ
l.. Church.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

TYYDALL's LECTURES ON LIGHT, with all the
Illustration. THK TRBrss. reports pabshsd 10 full carefully
d per rBgle copy cents BY mail Address
TEiBusT. Ee~. .Yoft.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
Announcement
BuRNETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

DR.. B. G.. PERRY, DermatOlOgist, 40 Bond
s.sYoi with harmless special prescriptions all seAp de
dAbirur falling redne
the ympy sruuopi moth patches trreis oles and
Send for circular.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YEsTERpAy AT DlcEIEsoS's, IN PARK'
ROW.
ga m-sso Eoob-sllo m.-4Go Mahgh-SSo Avuage-3elo
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
WHILE A SOLDIER IN THE LATE WAR, L WAS

so MATERIALLY BzsEyirxp oy Dr. JA"ks bnEcro-
RANT THAT REGARD IT MT WpoRM rHS VopIo AZ TO
Mt EPERIzScE KrPosuRE op oAnr-FE IN VERY
WEATHER, CoLD WHICH TSALLf SETTLED
ON xY LUNGS AND IN cossEeUkscE THE srRoEos pcRANofo
ms As CoSsuxPrys sooy MT ARRIVAL HOME CON-
TAXING DR. ysEs gpEcrosAsr AND ~ SHORT TINE
rHEREAyrKR IMPROVE, so THAT IN 'H" "Ah"
WAS ENABLED TO EspLoYHEsr-PARxSe fREeokSIbi
SINCE HAVE EPEoroRAsr IN MI FAMILY IoE 0"hO'
AND CouGHs AND ALWAYS sATwrAcroEr KEsULF.
THEREFORE, casxor REnEDr FOR
ALL COLDS AND FOR CossuxPros srAsE-lW-
LIAM BARrOs, writing from Paragon, Mich
Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and pyclng
Once $40 Broadway Beeckers ae Of Broomes bauch M
sJ1 dresses haw aque aces feathers gloves Ge beau
ufally cleaned coats pants vests. cleaned like nes.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 (ready
early In January will in addition TO ts usual contents nave
PoRrRAIr BIOGRAPHY
HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
HALF Horse AND HALF Ma

Rtsusasm s~epr Lsuesess, and hsd Of tesh bone
mssre anep spcn ty CsErAun LiEnEsT-
ses4erfsi sisesruy VI asGsst aad modern
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

FACroRYvILL Smith, truck-drlver
at Smiths paper factory, struck his head against an
archway under which he driving, yesterday and
broke his back He was sent bis home in q critical
condition.
ToMPKINsvILLR.-Th members OF the Staten Island
Base Ball and Cricket Club organized amateur
dramatic company, and will give weekly exhibitions
during the Winter at ST. Julian's Hail. which they have
leasen and fitted Nh for The pnrpOse.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The Board of Supervisors
adopted a resolution yesterday authorizing the clerk Of
the Board TO furnish copies Of the and other
papers connected with the proceedings OF the
Board OF Education OF School District No. J.
OF the town Of West Farms for the use OF the
counsel 10 he engaged 10 argue before Justice
Pratt on jan H. In behan OF the supervisors in their
opposition 70 the OF the proposed mandanus
peiDg them insert $ 900 in the West Farms Tax levy
10 pay for a sch00lhouse site and work ts founds
Tons In a alleged unhealthy situation.
aIss HskG.-The following appointments for the prison
at this place have been made by the Board OF state
Prison Inspectors Agent and Warden, Gay lord b. Huh
bell Of Sing Sing; Clerk, George Clifford Of wYoTk
Btorekeeper, j. Holly Piatt OF eng Sing; kebenkeeper
Samuel e. AuseJ VI sing Fling Keepers John b. Clspp
Jobn H. Miller. WssD Jones, Alien Z. YGomans BepIs-
, 1873-03-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, March Is.
A1CH0L-Was IN moderate request at $l.7231.7a
BROOM CORS-There was no special change. The
demand 1s still confines to small lots for immediate
consumption. Very choice green hurl would bring TG
7c but there is scarcely any Of this grade offering
Prices sre unchanged 40 fol]ows: No hurl, G@6Ac
Per b No: stock brnid, 6eskc; Nc ? do, 494ke;
No. do a9s1c; inside green, sAo: do red tip, 80
4c; do pa1c And red, 29a1xc.
BUTTER-Wcakuess again characterized the butter
Market choice grades nharng in the depression There
was noticeable improvement In. the demand and,
and were urging salos ut material reduction from the
prices current at thu beginning OF tho week We revise
our list folloW1: Common to choice roll, 22@29c
strictly choice dairy, packed, 3oSAo; medium to
BAaGIN9-Tho bagging. market was quiet and
steady Orders wero bssng promptly filled at tho an
ne1ed quotations Stark, SIC; ludlow 351c; Lewis
ton, aA5c; American. $50; Anoskeag, $50; Otter
Greek, 34o; burlap bags, and bu, 2o9224c; gun
niea, stngle, 17;K@1sEo; do, double, 28@Gc: wool
sacks. e7Kc.
BEANB-Wers In moderate request. The offerings
consist mainly Of common TO medium grades. No
poat: Navles at 81. .4o92.bo fair to prime, so1o&
is BiD hPEHqeSsfip1. f fda to meet with
an improved demand. Prices are ruling steady,
follows: stucco, $26o@275; New York stuc-
co, casting, $37594.oo; super1ne do, $3,5 400
Ressndale cement sa.2s9s.5o Utica cement, s3.oo
$a.oo: narbs dust, s3.259s.so; lime in Bulk, aoo
@S1.0o; lima {orls), $1.25 per b1l; white sand, per
hrl, $a75 @5.00; plsstertng hair, per bu, 4o950c;
nre brick par 1000 $40 % building brick {com
brick s.oo@11oo; Woodstock pressed tange ut 500
@{0o0; St. Louis hydraulic pressed, $500, del.;
Milwaukee, $500, del. Racine. 5000, del Hills
dale 1880, del; nte clay, per br, .oo@5.o0. Tho
following y the nss Of prices Per boz OF 50 feet for
H1i 4 IL ms Hea1efH.
, 1873-03-14

done for several weeks past. The market for
metals continues active and firm, tin plate par
ticulariy ruling quite strong at the advance
noted yesterday. Nails are 25c higher Ill round,
owing to an advance bg manufacturers. The
trade in iron and steel is fair and prices are
without essential change. Building materials
previous prices. There WAS rather more inquiry
Tor naval stores. Tar, mar1ine, and tarred rope
| arc easier other articles are unchanged. Hops,
| WOOL and broom-corn are without the hlightest
| tirmer; clover, mil1et, and Hungarian wore
! quiet and nominal. The street markets. were
fairly active to-day, trade being confined mostly
/ to tho wants Of retail doafers. Eggs and poultry:
supply and 1rodornto request at yesterday'e range
OF prices. Green fruits remain steady
Dressed hogs wero quiet, and 3 shade easier
Sales were limited to 200 frozen at 95.5 per LOO
lbs, and 125 lbs soft at 96.25. The market s y
nearly over for the season, and those who send
| them In from the country in future WILL do 10
| Hiehwines wore in fair dcmand, and steady st
settled feeling in Now York. salos vera re-
ported Of 200 brls at SEC per gallon.
Lake freights were firm at 14c on wheat, and
13@191o on corn by sail to Buffalo. Three
ont s5, 900 bu wheat at tho opening Of navigation.
Provisions we're moderately active. Mess
pork waB in good speculative demand and 6@
10c per barrel higher, in sympathy with armer
fcelng IN hogs reported from the stook tafoa,
and in common With other markets, New York
being quoted strong at $1,000. Lard was mod
erately active, but only because OF liberal offer
ings, which resulted in decline Of loo per 100
lbs. Meats we're steady, with good, though
quiet, inquiry; buyers being anxious to avoid
the advance which would probably follow the ap-
pearance Of an urgent demand. Short ribs
seem to be especially wanted, and advanced no
clear. The market closed at tho following range
OF prices: Ness pork, cash OF seller Maroh,
S14.35@14.40; do seller April, S14.50@1455; do
seller May, 14.80@1485; do seller June, $500;
do seller July, s15.25@1530; prime mess, $500;
extra prime, $10.00@10.25. Lard. cash. or seller
March, $3.50; do seller April, e7.85@7 87@; do
seller MAY, S9.021<@S. .05. Sweet picked hams
quoted At 9N01Uc for 20-tbs /; 10h@1014c for 49,
lbs; 1ON@16Go for 17-lbs 101l@llo for 16-fba;
11N@IXc for 15-lbs; and 1a@12Hc for 14-lb
averages, Dryeaited meats ouotsbIe at61505ho
for shoulders 6s50G1Sc forIone clesr:7G971o
for abort ribs; ani73Im7hc for Short clear. Eoxed
shoulders, 5Ef05Lc. Enelisl, meats. 71So for
, 1873-03-14
EETEnLD. II CLEARED.
No. 1bnE. No. Tons.
II, m,,3, III, n7 10, a8.s, @, SO
10, @7|a' m' s1a TO- @4 5. So, 81
'a s''| |',m' '@B B,s@'. m.l l7s

In addition to the usual monthly summaries,
this number contains statistics Of the immjgra-
tion into the United States during the quarter
ended Sept, 80, 1872: Total number Of passen-
gers arrived during the quarter 149, ,929, Of whom
8s,79o we're males and 90, ,1se females. OF these,
20, 1o3 were citizens Of tho United States return
ing from abroad, and :, ,043 passengers not in
tending to reslde in the. United States leaving
the net immigration, 12o 1888, or 68, ,576 males and
81, 207 females. OF the total number Of immi-
grants, 2s, ,274 were under 16 years of age; 15and
under 10 yssrs, q, 49,; 10 and upward, 1905.
Number OF deaths on the VOYAGE. 122. :.
The occupations Of the immigrants, their ma
tionalities, and the several ports in the United
States at which they have arrived, arc exhibited
in detail. Their occupations, summarized, are
as follows: Professional, LOST; skilled. Il, ,667
miscellaneous, 81, ,276; not specified, SIS; with
out occupation (chieay women aud childrsn},
69,229.
In the afternoon wheat Was fairly active and
36c lower. No. 2 spring was nominal at $1,000
1908 cashor SELLER the month, and sold at S1.20M
@1.2 seller April, the latter option closing at
the inside. Corn was quiet and steady st s2]sc
seller the month, aud 324@3256c seller April.
Other grain and provisions we're inactive.
, 1873-03-14

II, in Block 2, shefaelds Addition, dated Feb. Is
| consideration, 1915.
South Park ~, bet Twenty fourth and Twenty-nftt
ss, ef 50 It running 1af way Of lot dated March III
| confederation, 2,501. ...... .'.
California Nv, cor Of Fulton IT. 2 54s1 900 acres
oaSSa vet Tsy1or s COT Of shoo st. 4sas IT,
d.ted oct So 1s72; sonsldesaton, s. soe m 40 +.
aefSb i6err s bit Haisied and Union ss 50 It to
aa1sa es at gSSf;,ae eS9 x Of
2o.iso ss Il, T. dated a. March consideration, ZOO
warren ~, bet Pnge and paulina sta, 4, 251125 IT,
] dated March 8; consideration, ~ 50u.
4cdu1len court, bet May and FIX sts, {, Lot r.
with improvements, dated March It; consideration,
Waace st, Of and near Thirtys1th at, I, u It to
alley, dated March II consideration, $3.50.
Mitchell st. between Wood and Pauline ss, ST, Lot
"a, dated March consideration, 5000.
Carpenter st 125 It Of West Madison st. IT. 2511a5
It, dated Feb. u consideration, N5, 600.
a It. dated q Essns St He with
st 4o; IS dated Eeb II eoasidsrsea' $soo -,
Lot ss, IN BlosK seo !, 80, II, dated Feb, 7;
Michigan ", between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Sta
=. 40 It to alley, dated March Z; consideration s14
e: Gatharine it. between rhroop and Loomt. sts, t,
~ # to alley, dated April i, 1s72 consideration,
5000.
May ct, betWeen second and 1n.ru e18, " Lou ~
dated March Is consideration, 81 800.
Walnut 1t, between Wood and pnulina sts, I, 50 It
to alley With buildings, dated March consideration,
s.,
second at, between Psulina st and Ashland ~, fA
lots, dated Jan. 2; confederation, $, 900.
Michigan av, Of and near Thirteenth ST. OF, G71225
It, dated Feb. consideration, S45, 600
May st, bet Second and Third st, IT, Lot 10, dated
Feb. 81 consideration, &, 800.
Ashland ~, corner Of Keenon st, I, Lot o;
dated Jan. 20; consideration LUIS.
Warren ~, Of santon st, Lot GO; With im-
prnve1nents, dated March 10 confederation, 5000.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
8MwA Of e 2-3 Of ! ncts Of y OF sw Il mex
Of 4 Sec 3, 3s, "A, dated Msrch 8 consideration
5000.
Lot II, In Block in University Subdivision of En-
glewood, dated March 10 ; consideration, s. 500.
Lot 20 in Nhsler's Subdivision in e II Of Sec II,
88 IA, dated Feb. IS consideration, $3.50.
Lot 10 In sauno dated Feb IS: consideration, S450
wEsr OF CITY LIMITS.
Blocks 13 to l6, in Salisbury's Il Of FOX Soc g. 80,
13, dated March l consideration, $33, ,000-
, 1873-03-14

CHEEsE-We note further Nc advance in prices
Of this staple md the market strong the inrove
q consumption, tee market 1i aooa b entirely bs!o
~ 9of. sss9 is oA'0 factory ''Sl''
oo. ssfe ae qas
the nd g & f9r tna Fas bs sns ehs5
being realized !: Lehigh lump, S12. .o0213.0 pre-
S1oso brss Iii l1ooogiS5a; Walnut Iii, siieo;
iey, % 1niana % camel % ooai t{ooo Indiana
black, 800; Kirkland grats, s9.oo; Minonk, $500 !;
~3af3a; e36PEzdT&s:ts iSse& wa, no ,peets CHANGE The
market is dull and prices for paokers' goodr and
stosk re wsai aad ir1eaar quote; Pofk ba11e!s,
faet3s hons st 5srsels :S rough stass. osE,
tl7o9ale.oo; do tasrce} SO; ;oe5Moo; do twhl.5y
1a Sssss sess ';sess
PEI pssf @ md astee Polss. ssd;oos:s;.oo psT n:
Sales inoludo 6o6 doz GesseTda5 sftesnooaj Il &c
900 doz ut &c 500 doz ut 25c-
FEATHERS Remain IN moderate request. The
offerings are not large but ample. Prices range as
foows: Prime live geese At 62&66o from fir: hands
faathers At 25ts55c: chicken 8(s7o.
F1SH-The hsh trade WAS reported moderately
nah are daily becoming moro scarce, and there
il. some talk Of further advance. Goldfish, also,
arc in Light supply, t0on8n' only temporarily 90.
a. NJ e ss5es shof: a1
bF 81 9991125 y91 = ao hsy
81 s3@l.so: bank eoda.h. per 1oo lbs, sa.oo@e.25;
brs, $a0oG9,10; do u bE1 81 100: Labrador her
ring, round, brl, $9.0o@8.5o; do y brl, A-25@Ao0;
boz herring, No. i, SIC box herring, scaled, d
@tsc; Columbia Rtvsr sa1mon' new, halthfs. ooo0
FRUITS AND NU7e-Prices were firm for foreign
sssornouts, and were ganersy we'll sustained for do
mcstics peaches bang tho only article for which tho
market really weak Nuts wsrs In good request at
fun prices: Wequots: FozK!os-Dates, eNGec; hgs,
prunes, 9HySlohs; 1s!sns, saooG25s; z.nse cur
Michigan %, 1886; Western do, 6N@eKe; South
saves, I - d. at1ed 1kssSe ss; sseSSi;tes RsaeGe
Sgs x1Is@Filbszta, 1fs1se Almonds, rs' TeFssons, a.
ion peanuts, iase: Tennessee peanuts 6ato.
dAME-Mallazd duch Were IN liberal supply and
dull Prices are lorsr A.ll1rds ar quoted 1t $3.50
GREEN FRUrT6-Ths movement 1s still confined
to the local trads. Lemons in active request and
firm. Apples and oranges in boxes xrs IN good sup
ply. Choice apples ara held steadily At s575@4a3,
but common varieties ars tsiho easier. We aanln
from store cranhsrrles lcu1iratsd) Il x1ooa91ao3
pr box; valencia oranges, iooo812oo per e.se
Palermo do, par boz, s'ooa4.oo: Aes.na Do, ss.oo9
eRoo9n1s-An easy feeling again prevailed IN
Aside fron this the general market presented firm
tone Below srn the prices current:
8I-o4nB 6oDA---8@8Hc. ...
Ja1s, No. 2, 25A@25zo; fancy No, 2tK@e5c choice
S.aaaGe: Sonnoa d. a5zanxs: sos.anss s' Do. ~
, 1873-03-14

sold at 65@6So track and 6S97oo delivered Sales
choice at 70c; do at CSC fair At CSC de-
nvered.
sEEDs-rimothy was more active, and h.1ner for
choice seed. Sales ranged from 2.a15a.2s. Glover
WAS vary dull and weak st s4.8o@51 Is for ordinary
mammoth remains steady at $551@5.65. Hungarian
was quiet at 80@90c; luict ut 65a75c. Sales were
reported Of % bugs choice timothy at IS IS Is bags do
at $50; 200 bags primo ut $3.17h 205 bags do at
1915; 135 bags good at $40; . bags st $3o5 81
baga fair at $500 LEO bags at $500; baea clover at
$50; bags prime at $500; u bags at $50.
BALT-Continuas to meet with tolc1Ah1y fair In
quzy, present prices being sustained onondaga and
Saginaw, fine. sc40; ordinary coarse. $40; coarse
Diamond G, E60 ground solar. $3.50; dairy, without
dairy, per sack, $500; ground alum, $a.5o@2.75: !:
Turks Island, SaDO.
SASH, DOORS, AND B1ISDS-Were in Light re-
quest, At the following range Of prices:
, 1873-03-14

G25c; do, prime, ~ XS24Te Ms1aeaibo. 2a4@asAs
weight, l5Xe1eXe: @ ahort weight. 14n@l5e:
h1cE-Patna, sa@@sHe; @ nansoon' 7h@sc' caronn7'
'Ss S95siFatens ee,ttaa. cut as4s s 1s1so crushed
dered, mud granulaed, 12l5@12sc; A, standard. II
@11ao; do No. {, uH@1lso; 2, 117.@l18s; ,s1 e1tEs
16.<e; shoice brown, 3@loSe; priinedo, 1o@loae;
fair do 9x9oz1c; choice 1nolasses sugar x1014l0Hc
eEd @fe de f S
i s1nGSsgDainond Ts=:f drtps, s1ss@14o; sves drps
extra do oo955c; New Orleans 1nolasses, choica, 50
@B5c; do prime, 7s{9soc; do common, 65@7oo; Porto
Rico 1nolasses, choice, 65@65c; common moasses 81
@4oc.
BA1EnA1ua-common TO best, s@1oe:
!. sr1oEs-Anspice, 17918c: cloves, 37@sac; cassta,
sSses: si paes, Rsp& do Eo a@sse: Do 10 Is
:, soAes-Eseneh nottlod, ,eH@ss.e; German mot
MS12e: 9 palm, essSs; a1 ss7oa imperial, sx@szo.
srAhoH-dlose, 9A@loc; corn, s@1ic; laundry, Ga
HAYNES dni Ut former rates. Stocks arc liberal,
sad 81 th h' na as Wholly
to Contain 1900 ns: 81 TS TS4ax-11moth5s @ best.
prsisis pies;ed OK Rssse W4eos
100 For deliSsf7 Of pressed, &l0o@1so. sceoTdins
HIDES S-ThIs market wsa quiet at prices not differ
ing materially from those current during the past
fortnight. Receipts continue moderate, and all de-
Alrab1e offerings taken ut the quotations G1een
butchers, 1c; green sa1ted, cured, hsavy, 1oKc;
DO light u>Hc: part cured, 9H@1oHc; green frozen,
s@9he; green calf 17e; green city veai hp prime,
dry dint, 1e@20c; deacons, 6Na65c: damaged, 7h@
&c: al other da1naged stock twothrds price branded
10 per cent OF.
HONEf-Theze Ia rather more comb offering than
for some time past. The inquiry ia Light, Quotations
sIe - follow Choice white comb 2s9soo ;fair to good
HOPS-The features Of the market arc substantially
the same. Trade ts still Light, and peicea
Western ut t4o9s0o; fair to good, 35@4ec common to
medium, 25@3oo: New York, 45@50c; English, 4o9
60c; BaYarfan, 501@65c.
a1vf1' C117T@ tC. to- -
, 1873-03-14

HOGs-Du1tng the forenoon activity and
frmness charaoterized tho market. Eastern
buyers, Of whom there was 4 good1y number
IN attendance, seemed eager to invest, and up to
yesterdsys rates, or at s4.60@5~20 for poor. to
choice. In the afternoon there Was sensib1o
falling OF in the demand, and before the close
prices had dropped down to $4.5o@ $40, which
Tere substantially the closing rates Of yesterday
was disposed OF. We quote poor to common
coarse mixed lots at e4-60@4.70; medium at
s480@4-90, and good to choice ut $5.00@5.10.
, 1873-03-14
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, March Is.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicago dur
ing the past twenty-four hours, and for the cor
responding data one year ago:
, 1873-03-14
ImPortS. Torfs (nt1- <oret3n s1-
I'd ruIhes). ports.

: The number aud tonnage Of vessels which
entered into and cleared from the ports Of the
United Btatea during the twelve months ended
Sept. 80, 1871 and 1871, wore as follows
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OF merchandise and Of specie and bullion. re-
spectiyely, during the nine months ended Sept
30; 1879 and 1871, nere as follows

The value Of foreign comnodities remaining
compared With s64, ,s95, PAT. Sept. 80, 1871. -
Allowing for tho difference in the warehouse
account, the imports for the nine months ended
Sept. so, 1872, are in e1cess Of tho domestic aud
foreign exports combined, to the amount OF
&109, ,785 ,367. while for the nino months ended
Sept. 80, 1871, the imports exceeded the exports
by S95,284 1855. r."
The following are the values Of our foreign
trade earned in cars and other land vehicles, and
tn American and foreign vesaels, respectively,
during the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1872 and
1871
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METALS AND TIMERS sT0CK-There IL de-
cided increase In tho volume Of business aud Proe-
market n rn for Ill materials, particularly tin plate
which Ia ruling strong ut the advance noted yesterday
Nc quote:
TN P1ATE-1C, 10x1t, 615.o0: do. 12x12, $3.50 !;
do, 14x2o, $500; do, roonng, e, s1s*s 50.
Pro TS-large. 4oc ;; ,ulal slc paE, 42c- ,o.<
@11c: 1eas quantity, 11Hc slab, &C.
SHEET 1RoN-No. "A, &c rates.
CoPPEn-Copper bottoms, 45@48c; brazierB, over u
1bs, 47c timed copper, 43c.
EnE-2 to s. 50: &. g, and 1oc; 10 to II, lie y,
Kc i Is ,an and H. 12o; M ii md dG II IT. ass a.
count fence wire, 7H@71<c.
NAILS-A further advance Of o5c al round has been
made, owing to IN advance among manufacturers.
We now quote st $3.50 rates With 12To off. The de-
and is active: 1o96od, per keg $3.50 rates. sd, do,
1915; Cd, do. $8.oo Id DO. $a25; I'D, DO 500 Sd,
of to o<hcr trade.
NAVAL, sTOREs-Thcre IN improved inquiry
for Ill articles in the list. Narlne, tarred rope and
tar ara lower. QWiuu 70 IN easier feeling Eaet Xa
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REAL ESTATE,

REAL ESTATE. -
The following Instruments were fled for rec
ord On Thursday, March 18:
CrT FHpPH1x
Of 8ubLot Ii II of Burlington st), ct Iots 20 to
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70 u71oe8
vona x es1as thsn in nrevions se.sons ~ noTss.
spending period. Prices were somewhat unsettled,
lard oil advancing another 2c while carbon, turpcn-
tine, and paphtha weak the Last two articles
cinng 102c per gallon. We revise list follows
Carbon 19@lsKe; extra lard oil, 75c; No 5oe; No.
: s21s do sesd ess a
pure, $1.1o; do extra, 95c; do No. I, 8oe; bank
ot, 6s@7oc htraits, ,72@15c; elephant oil, o5c;
common. 1ec.
PAINTS, coLoRs, AND PUTTY-A liberal
amount Of trading WIS done in this department, and
tho quoted prices were generally adhered to, on
round lots, which were onsring at concession.
nnote
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BT4T1sTICs OF COMMERCE. ANp NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No. OF the Bureau Of Statis-
tics is in press, and nearly ready for distribution
It contains the details Of our foreign t1ada for
the month ended Sept. 80, 1879, and Tor the nine
months ended the came, compared With the cor
responding periods OF: 1871. The Chief Of the
Bureau furnishes the following svnonsis !.