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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30
Thirty Years Experience of nm Old
Nurse.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescrip-
of of the best Female Physicians and Nurses
in the United States. and has been used thirty
years with neverfailing safety success by mill
ions of mothers and children from the feeble infant
of week old to the adult. 1t corrects acdity
the stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the bow
and gives rest health. and comfort mother and
child We believe 1t to be the Best and Surcst Rene
DIV in the World all cases of DYSENTERY and
DIARRHCEA IN CHILDREN, whether 1t arises from
Teething from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle. None Genuine
unless the facsimile of CURTIS d PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30

WI. TAKE pints of nauseous tuid remedies for
Ague when few doses of ShHllenbetgcr Ills VIII
cure you at once. No sickness, and no purging.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30

PEER LESS
CLOTHES
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-30
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
FEVER AND ACUE.

Fever and Aeue cured for fifty cents There is not
remedial in this world that Will cure Fever and
and all other Malarious Bilious Scarlet yphold,
other Fevers aided by HADwA1 ; HILLs),
50 quick us RApwAY's READY RELIEF.
Fifty Cents per Bottle.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-14
AMoRNING EYE-oPENER.

Calling boy up in the morning
can hardly be classed under the head
of "pastimes, especially if the boy is
fond Of exercise the day before. And
it is little angular that tha next to
the hardest thing to getting him into
it. There is rarely mother who is q
success at rousing boy. All moth.
ers know this SO do their boys. And
yet the mother seems to go at it in the
right way. She opens the door and
insinuatingly observes "Johnny."
There is no response. Johnny"
Still no response. Then there is q
short. sharp John" followed BY q
prolonged and emphatic John"
Henry" moment later. A grunt
from the upper regions signifies that
an impression has been made, and the
mother is thus encouraged to add,
You'd better be getting down here 10
breakfast young man, before / 20 up
there and give you something you
will feel" This so startles him that
he Immediately goes to sleep again.
And the operation has to be repeated
several times. A father knows moth.
ing about this trouble. He merely
opens his mouth as a soda bottle elects
its cork, and the John Henry" that
cleaves the air Of that stairway goes
iuto the boy like electricity. and
pierces the deepest recesses Of his
very nature. And he hops out of
that bed. into his clothes, and down
stairs, with a promptness that is COM
mendaale. 1t is rarely boy allows
himself to disregard the paternal
summons. About once year is con-
sisrent with The rules of health. He
saves his father a great many steps
by his thoughtfulncss.-Danbury
News.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-14


A story ia told of French gentle.
man, who having lost the bulk of his
property though the rascslities Of
friends in whom he trusted, crowned
it all by the loss Of his mental balance,
and for the remainder of his days
found his only delight in riding in
omhibuses and passing fares from
passengers to the driver, taking care
when change was returned to add to
it sou or two frsm his own pocket
and watch the effect Of the receiver.
In nine cases out of ten, as the story
goes, the passenger, counting over his
change and finding as be supposed
that the driver had cheated himself,
would look bewildered for a moment
and then pocket the change with =
chuckle. The special delight Of the
lunatic was in satisfying himself in
this way that nine.tenths of his fellow
men were dishonest if they only had
the opportunity.
The Bangor Wing and Courier says
that nervous man i'll the sleeplng-car
on the night train from St. John, Q
lew nights since, was awake when the
train stopped at station, and he
heard the conductor call out Jackson
Brook" Jumping from his berth he
seized companion in the berth above
him, dragged the unfortunate man out
into the middle of the car, ana strovs
10 rush him to the door shouting at
-. - L. 4
The axle's broke We're all going to
destruction p IL was some time be-
fore he was calmed down enough 10
understand that he had misunder.
stood the conductor.
Slatington. Pennsylvania, claims
the biggest girl. The darpssl 10 q
daughter of Joel Neff, ten years Of age,
measures four feet seven inches in
height, four feet four inches around
the shoulders and weighs 139 pounds.
she is we'll proportipned for one of her
size, enjoys perfect health. and is m
quick i'll her movements as any girl
OF her age.
A remarkable instance of the force
Of conscience comes from Boston. A
police officer, who had pitcher con-
tanning a pint Of milk stolen from his
door, step, few mornings since, Was
surprised to find. soon after, that the
censcien ence.stricken thief had returned
the pitcher, with four cents to pay for
the milk.
1t does not pay to be faithful dog
at Rochester, N. ii. A nan lately
left his newfoundland dog to guard
his sleigh u boy attempted TO get in.
whereupOH the energetic canine bor.
rowed half a. pound of flesh from his
leg, only to be given up to the friends
of the boy and shot.
A Georgia negro who had his skull
split open by spade last epring, fell
lately from a high scAtfolding aud a
crowd gathered around him to see
him die but he on! y smiled, borrowed
a chew of tobacco from the coroner
and passed over on the other side.
Perpetual motion has been discoV
ered-in the tongue of life insurance
agent. A Boston drummer dispute,
the honor with him.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-14
Rates of Advertising.

loved, shown by the boy, the good
doctor proved his respect for the vir.
tues all men should covet, wherever
they are found, and always spoke IF
him with smile, as "My Little Gen.
tleman. From Aunt JOS Scrap Bag.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-14
FOREST HOUSE,

n BLACK PROPRIETOR. Opposite
IL. Court House, Tionesta,s Pa. just
opened. Everything new and clean and
frs.h. The best ofliquors kept constantly
on hand. A portion of the public patron
age IL respectfully solicited. 4-l7-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-14

MRS. s. s. HULINGS has built a largo
ltl addition 70 her house. and Is now pre-
pared TO Accommodate number Of perma-
nent bOarders, and all transient ones who
may favor her with their patronage. A
good stable has recently been built to ac-
commodate the horses of guests. Charges
reasonable. Residence on Elm ST., oppo-
site 8. uaslct's store. 23-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-14
Scott House,

EAGUNDUS, PA, (. A. Roberts, Pro-
a pristor. This ho' el has been recently
rs-furnishsd and now offers superior ac-
sommodations to guests. 25-ly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-14
! Lawrence tIouse. /.
Tlonesta House.

NJ ITTEL, Proprietor, Elm st. Tio-
lfA. nesta, Pa, at the mouth Of the creek,
Ar. Title has thoroughly renovated the
Tionests House, and re-firnished it COM
ilstely. All who patronize him wilf bo
well entertained Ht reasonable rates. 20 ly
, 1873-05-06

onl ats, " 10 alley, datcd Dco 49, 1879;
siderat!on, tl.30o.
@ confederation, $1,000. ~.
Angusta II, 2oI It Of Ashland ny, l, 241t2t Clio
II, dated htnroh u /; consideration, tt t,25o. ..=
Judd bt between otrerson md Clinton hts 1, as It
10 alley, dated May +; cons.tornttol, e., 100.
NfifWaukea ~, tia II Of Wood ct, u I, 100xt18
~ With eox12o II Park ct, In eatno block dated
Aprii 10 consideration, 3lo,oo0.
utnman at, 275 It Of paninN st, T. 60z125 IT, dated
jan. 90 consideration, $500.
NORTH or CITY LIMITS.
loss and IN Block !, Ravenswood, dated april !;
consideration, 900.
lt1ot In n of nock u, Of n oo %, 10. H. dated
April ~; confederation, $500.
Lots i5 md 4 ia pchs 4 Of nloak 1s, soo 20, 49,
II, datod March Z; consideration 81 200.
suuTt or CtTY L1st1ra.
Brook q. 2s.141 T. in Block 8 oloavorvll!e. dated
Juno a, 1874; consideration. $8,60d
Wentworth ~, 4 631l9a It, with 2a It IN rear in
osrrs Decentralization Of Kedzio's " n of 80 SEQ o.
" Of 81 Of 40 IT Of Lot H. Block 8, In Ceaver-
7t!e Addition, dhted April q? cont!deratpn $4,000.
= H Of tho ahovc, dstod April a; consideration,
$4,000.
, 1873-05-06
Total ont at tho port II. .oG3, ,45o 1,zs, ,7o7 sooo


-.-. MONDAY EVENING, May g..
AI,ConoI-was In demand al le adyance. uwina 10
r!so In hKhw!uca oa pnr cent PROOF Is now-1uuted
DRO0MC0RN-Thero was Il fair inquiry for broom
corn: the. batter grades arc quito firm as thoy
aud unchanged: No. hurt, 6Gt6Hc per IL; No.
stock braid, 68sxc; No. = do, 4@+Kc; No. 8 do,
s@3Ac; inaldo groon, s4c: do rod tip, 3s&c; do
BUTTERFLIES rocepta Of this stapls continue mod
crate for the scason but light 10 the demand that
Btocks are no" steadily accumnatIug mud prtces nro
mt III excessive supply aud aold readily to-day at 500
S3c. Roll butter neglected aud lower. We qnote:
Common to choice roll 22@37c; strictly chocs dairy,
packed, ao@33e; medium to good, 2527c; intDrior to
BAddiNa-Noth.ng new waa noticeable In this
market. A moderate buainoA. wss doing at the
ton, 3lXc; American a26o; AmoakeaE, s2l4c: Otter
Creek, SIC; burlap bags, md BY, 2o@22c; gun
mics, siugs, l7@lao; double, 2a629o; wool sacks,
BEANS AND PEAs-Wcrc In moderate request, and
steady ut tho following range Of priceH: Choice
hand-pcksd navius, $255@76o; do Hedlums, S24o(9
Z nesor s .ssnn sreass @ g!sen peas IN oE
BUlLDIN3 MATEG1ALs-Wers dull aud un-
changed. botoe feeling oxaa, however, owing to tho
ansE Weather, Wo repea. qnosstton'. . st1!uso $3.50
psrnne do, $35o@4,oo; Portland cement, s7.o99
300 per bill; Roaoudalo comons, $32a@3.s0; ut!-
ca, Louisville and Akron cement, SOY D, pr hfl:
marble dust, $3,25@3.5D: lime In bulk, 2Qc95l.Q0;
na (hclal. $l.25 por brl Whlto sand. per brl. $76
600 rlastornR bali, per hu, 40G}5oo are brlck,
ss ooo oeaseo nattng na} ~ nriok TIER
sl200, delivered; old brlck, sGoo@db9; st. LoniH
hydraulic pressed, $780, de] milwaukee, prss*sd,
8? 80, doll do common ~ 90 .cine @ preassa Pr s3o
ana pressed. t22ota24: 90 do cotnmon, sl2.oo fire
clay per btl, s3oU, s1u00 por tou. Tho following
ia tho Hat Of prices per box u gu eot for d0ohc Will
dow glass; from which reduction Of t5 and por
SAINT II nHfn n l1nfBtBt
, 1873-05-06
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING" May 8.
OATTLE-Nocoived since Saturday, $500.
Although tho fresh rocefpt8 woro light, tho sup
ply actually on snlo was largo, there boinR about
$500 Atnie cattlo. Tho depression prevalent on
tho closing days Of last week waB . fontrro Of
tho marriott to-day, md prlcoa favored buyers,
Wills not quotably lower. Tho attendance OF
oulaito buyers wAH not aa full as usual, and
thoHe who did entor mn appearance showed little
intorost, mud only 3 limited nmount Of trading
ssas done. Values remain nomfnally unchanged.
QUOTATIONS.
Estss-Grsdod steers Averaging 1,4s0 ios
ohoco Eooves-Flno, iat, woli formed 5yesr '''0'1'
to5 year ola ntcer', Averaging 1.3ou to a, =,
GOOD nsy formed ''0O'0'0
sleerp, ayerngng 1,2oo 10 1880 lbs...... 5.lo@sas
Medium Grad1s-Hteora iu fair losh, aver
aginR 1,loo 10 1,2so ts. 4eoSoo
Dutchora' ssock-Comnon to fatr. aseers.
slaughter. averaging 500 to lido b,. 4ooasoo
aosh averaging 7oo 10 1850 bs s.as@s.oo
stags, bulls aud acaltawae seors. a.oo@40o
Cattla-To1aH, Northern wIutcrcd. .....,.... A004b0
Cattlo-uorn-fel ToxAs.. 4.0593b00
HOGS-Nocoivel, 5000. Tho hog trade was
fairly active, aud tho 1nnrkot-undor moderate
rnceipts-YaB stronger. For tho bcst grades
thore WAS quite lively competition, and somo
saloa woro made at substantial advance ovor
Saturday pricoB but common and medium lots
wore without approciabfa change III value.
Sales wero reported at $4.90@5.l5 for poor to
tnodiun, and ut 55.20@5.35 for good to choice.
Among tho day's transactions woso tho follow
ing:
, 1873-05-06
MARINE.

PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. .'May 9.
Prop y. H. Twead, Buffalo, 50 pkgs tin, 80 pigs
hrugs, SO pkSH paint, us pkga TIN.
schr Monsauk. buffalo. $50 tons so.l.
Rehr 10 vilas Mnskegon. 1du m lumber.
8chr Tibbets, MuetoXon. $50 N lumber.
Prop George Dunbar, MusksgoD, leu u lumber.
barge Contest, MaSkegon, 2so m lumbor:
Htmr Muakegon, Grand Inven II brls tour, 200 brls
s.ucco, and slnarics.
prop Eusors. Ahsaoygan 1sy 2,soo g. brla ,. aat;
echr W. il. Willard, Lu,inglon, 100 III It lumber.
scov HAuet, Alanfafee, 14U m IT lumber.
Rclr Tcuncbnl, Mnntsee 100 m It lumbar.
'.''' . bars from % bdis iron. .ud sundrles.
stmr Lawrence, oadsnaburgh, boxes nails, % bas
t.op crasgs 9!ass 4o psa hais tsi iron y .,r,r,,,
stmr j. Fisk. Jr. Cleveland lloo bars railroad iron;
20 tons caatinRs; g. doz chairs.
schF Pauline. Muzkcgon io5 IN lumbar: 40 n sash
1ath $50 m sltngles; 6l0 IN rckcts.
Barge City Of Grand Haven, Musktgon, 230 N lumber.
Prop Phadeiphia, Erfe, 175 b1a tin; 81 brls sugar
scow Lfllio Gray Luawig'a Flor, 60 IN lumber.
Bohr porsls, White Lake, 10 n lun,hsr.
schr Live Oak, h1anlssee 140 in lumber.
Hchr Annie Sherwood, DnToat, light.
gchr NJ g Cameron, ae!erch, Canada, 94l7 b1ls salt.
barge Golden Harvest Afusksgon, 40 IN lumber,
Bcl.T J. @. Moa1, hluaksKon. lt6 n lumber.
CLEARED. =. ...... Mayo
Bark y. y. sturgls, Buffalo, Z 7,2.2 bu coru.
smr soo 1ualo aio 5s b. nu e1n corn.
Prop Java, Buffalo, 900 bn wheat, l6o0 byls -four,
br!a ogga aud 4untrles.
Prop milwaukee,, ogdohaburg, rs pkgs lard, and su-
stmr j. FIN, Buffalo, light.
Bclr (. ". Dunaon, tuialo, LOAF bu corn.
Rchr Astna, buffalo, 70, 0G6 ba M. 2 sprlng wheat.
bsls Hour. 50 bsls pork, 3 c.sks tallow, aud sul-
, 1873-05-06

Tho schooner Aloniauk, Capt: larry, arrived this
s fs a p Fer q ts ske g. s 10
Bhe was about two wcoks getting through, stopping
four asys at Detroit Can't Barry states that hs was
III 81 ta:easl ;sisy Saw IL Sity et fs!nssy!ls
Also s at viii ~ good de" Of ee beoon ls strss
and Tho Beavers. Tho schooner 9: II. Cameron also
came IN this morning from dodercl leaving That port
through tho s.raita, aud sav the kiliard Fillmore at
anchor hese DOTH veaaes report meeting novera Of tho
along from tho Beavors south Tho largo ncot which
left bore yesterday wore nlso soon.
ay
tThe unmo OF tho frat vessel s not known.)
~ dispatch from Port Huron says tho like outside
The schooner Prince Alfred arrived from below
this evening. The propellors philadelpha md Mon"
Tho sehoonar Advance is unaeratood to have been
tn GRIND uavon yesterday II WAS discovered that in
pnt @ a6eve sS 1S Il rshs rhs
advance prooecod On her vgyago this morning In ~
good condition ns when aho left here.
-The scow Planet ID being ,,noaded at Eyanatons
and T. probably of tho anore by this tiuc.
Tho sehoonors Annie Sherwood, Crossthwaite.
Board Of Trade. mud Bay State left for below thia
Ths Detroit nspers report that ls!ss vo'aes e1pe-
18th, !simultansousiy With the Eric cansi. 1 ~ '''
-yessos .ro leaylng Buffalo us fast ms tho tugs can
,-Tho bchooaer Maed.!a, which was aahore oil win:
tsr At tho "e" near Long roa bag arrived At
| -Ihe steamer 2. 2, Ward Jr,, recently made tho
run from E. D. Warda dock, in Detroit, to Cleveland,
~ acYen hours mud thirty minutes tho distance boine
1o0 milcs.
Tho schooner Wanderor, nelore at Key.a Is1and.
has been abandoned by tic steamer Magnet for tho
present. Largo holes woro found in her hull md
usual means Will have to 10 resorted to to got her
! afloat.
Tim schoocr 0lenierin vas launched at 81. Cath.
a1ncs Oh tue 29
Tho Bchooner f. N. Portch tho first sail vesael
| to arrive at Detroit from Buffalo. .
Tho scioonnr John b{ct1es had her foreaai anu
alnsa burned up and part Of her foregcar scorch-
ed, by spark from tho tug Hector, which towing
her into Lake Huron Thursday. sho returned 10 Port
| Huron Tor repairs.
The mammoth propcllcr:Arnazon Was launched at
Trenton on Friday. She beonR8 to tho Northwestern
! Transportation Company Of Michigan, and will Gosh
$l25,U 600. ~
Largo addtons arc being made to the orc docks nt
Marquette.
-.rhe bark ErastuH Corning ts 8ntd to have got
aground whle being towea out OF Du1alo, and waH
| hard aud fast at Inst accounts.
, 1873-05-06
sollor June, ao1o@o.12t1, do aeller yuly,

so1ler Jnne eo.10@o.tat1, do seller July,
a0,3h@0.371I. Bwoot plcklod hnms quotol ut
10@l2c. Dry snltol rnoats quosable at 0e6 @09@o
for nhou!dors; B16@eo for short ribs and
D@O}Ao for short clcar. Doxol shoulders.
GNdD7o, English meats. 01S@D1{o for short
rlbs; O1lGDo1}So for short olear. Bacon rs quot
cd at 71Go for shoulders, 10Mo for clear rlbaa,
pnckod. Moss boof, s9.0o@J25; extra mean do,
A10.00@t0.25; beof hams, $28. .0o@2050. City
tallow, 79@@8o; grcnse quotablo ut 61{@6No,
BnlcH woro reported OF 756 brla moss pork sollar
June at $500; 1880 brls do at 3l7.0D; 500 brln
Jnuo at so.12J1 1850 brls Do at s0.10; 100, 900
lbs short ribs, seller Juno At gio; $50 tea BWeet
picklod hams I3 ibs) at 1870.
Tho following arc tho stooks Of pork product
ON hand in this city at tho tlates nnucd, as ro-
ported by tho packers aud warohouaonlcn to tho
haorntarY Of tho Pork packnrs' Association
, 1873-05-06
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, May g..
The following were tho receipts aud shipments
Of the louding articlou OF produco in Chicago
during Tho past forty-oight hours, md tor tho
corresponding dato ono year ago:
, 1873-05-06

'eSs coAIThs situation II tic coal wss w,h
out Important change. An IL usually The at thts
SEASON Ut tho year, orders few aud slHn co1-
sumcrs restrictiug their purchases to applying u
III pr,cen. Tho tlrs cargo of GOAL rocave Till ssason
arrived It nohert Laws yard th's mernnK: Lehlgl,
LUMP s2sos9 9;a q p;1 prs1es e. s1a .s I'LL
ss.So; % iIosking vailuy, 500; iadsna csnnel eoal
Minonk, H % ss.oo: % Wilmington. % $500 ~ s'''' '''s''
olIEEsls7nemsins inaetiys, wlth rrlees nn.ettlod
Now York factory, 1s@leo; OHIO factory, 1s@1Ao !;
CoopERAaIE il light raqueat., We contin,!et to
i.7O whlaky barrels honr barrels, 5oef56e
pork at.yss Iogh do 'cks lts oo2s os
staYos, rough, s2t;oo@3s;a1 Do, buekea. t3o;qves
sa ~ ss ep pos. s'ss s tSa1 s
~ MI pork * an tlsreo poies, $5o 0uass 90
Edus-alos With q fair inquiry md ruled Arm, At
lid doz nul i brla at ike.
FDATl1Ens- scarcity Of choice feathers contin. 4
s14 s ss 1ssay Syr,es on assy " a. s
gasao 1t 7317dc, from rst hand4 jobbng prIcea 1850
$50 for assosted feathers; mixed feahers 4o@e'c
FIBii-nasneAs was reported fairly active with
sSes. The sa n'.9s nt1. 1as
/ shore .nackere', u brl, Sl1.0o@ll.25; No:
7.65: No. ! shore ltta, tl.B59l.9o; bank codfsh.
per 100 lns,, s0.ya@G,2s; deosge'a sodtsh: {otog5
o7S: Laeraaer herring, splt. hr's *s.uos9.so; aa
s8.o0@8.6U; DO Il br,, $4.25@ l6o; box hcrr!nR Me- i
3l@s3o bug herring, scaled t2Sa5o; Columbia river
salmon. e Iris, $l0.U0AlQ.13.
FRUITS AND NUTH-Trade WAS only fas aud for
pflcoa nut subjected 10 any l.ota1le change
1he prevalent feeling was oasy. We repoat our l!s
bo1, liX9l6Xc: Turicy prunes, 9N9l0e; ruIs.is
s2.6sQ31.76; zsuto oarrants, s9sle. poansTto-Ades
Southern do. 4Aahko; pcaches, psrs.i, l79loo
peaches, halye. oss0He; 90, mlzs1, 4k3sHc; M black
horros. a@pho; rsspherriss 4oGaic; pitoa CHERRIES
go1a, 2lGs3ac; Naples walunt., aa@a5c; nrazils, u
@l3a; pocaus, ll612Nc; African peanuts, 64@7o
@6c.
, 1873-05-06
Hatcs merchant yessc's belonging to Tia sovoral cns-
oms dlstricsa bordering tho lakes Thta includes
Lake Chan1plain, Tho totals arc follows:

The unrtggcd vaaaeis mentioned In the abovo tabo
sss rrns.ns'iy es9a y honts E1caatng these tho nK-
three years foliowa: 1870 tona s0io28; l87f,
tons, te72 tons, 429sll: The Increase FROM
1870 70 1B7i was tons, and from 1871 10 1877 1t
H. 0l3 tons. Tho Inst Increase waa less than por
, 1873-05-06

lAnus
Tho imports Of -four and whoat Into tho untel King
dom, loss e1porls from Bcp 1874 to April u, 1879,
have ecn eqa 10 H,1o0 6a0 qrs, Which ia at tho rato
pf 49, 1888 1rs por annnn, agains M annual groRs
import Of 0t7G5 900 1rs In 137i-2, sopt. to Aug.
d o26o0 90 grs IN iB7071 lo,229s9a 1ra ln 1BcD70
ported from April II to Aug. 3i 1872 wi 10 tl33s53
qrs, equal to A. 081 B24 bu, from whioh dedotng tho
amount in transit, tnro rornana to bo provided for
on the basis Of t3,9al.Bs3 qra Imports por anpln',
QD,34G814 bu.
rho surplua Of Australian wheat for exnort at intent
adyiecs placed ut 1870 600 tons about wothrls Of
which Is eallmstad win bp required Tor tho nei9bor
Ing colonies eayiuE about 900 tons, oqal to 270000
'grs, for export to tic United Kingdom.
tho crops III Germany, Holland, Belgium, and o.hor
continental countries ara gvcn. ......-
Tho tmporta Into London, Including rocclrls Of
homegrown grain:
1873. 1872. 1911.
Flour, br1B, 1906 1bs...,. GS,1l1 81 ,5G9 6io,18a
Flour Sacks $50 lbs. .3o2,1l3 t,lG82Y0 10s8,93t
Whoat. Qra ......... 1854 p9& 1,Gath7a 1pS1 ,t01
bfaize, ars........... .1la,4 ,4l1 G69,t2a 40l,031
oata, ,qts...........a00,R0 R0s 2,5!5os4 2,Go9,229
barley, Qrs......,.... .2o1950 799,5o5 6a9,Ht
Ieas, 4Fa... ........s' 1v4tv ns,2H ~ vnt!1 ~
Tho r1eo In wheat ia tho oat OF thu French rroytu-
cta u,arketa has assmcd sch une1noctol proportions
TINT tho quorY as been rAac1 whethnr there is suc
out having raconrso to tho importation Of foreign
wheat. Tic consumption Of wheat pcr capita ia much
larger In Franco than In Great Br{tai bong about
bshols In tho former agaust 910 bushels In the lat
tor.
Tho v,siblo supply Of grain, including the stocks in
a., acabosrd ports, III trnns y rail- md frozen In
New York canals. was. April 20, 1878:
, 1873-05-06

sHEEP-Sheop were in fair request at about
Saturday 3 prices, or at S4.75@G.56 for unahorn,
and at Co. 75@5.00 for shorn.