davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-05-13

Tho nropa Truesdalo and Monomnce, of ihe Good.
rich L1ue, l.avo arrived from tho saut wloro thsy
have bcen tho past winter. Tho Truesdalc viii 40 IL
MHnowoo Boon, and 10 put In order for the eessnn.
Tho Mouona!neo a Alslwaukos aud viii run for
tho prnaont between this port and Green bay, They
mot With worry little loo on their why up.
Tho propa blanchard, Jay Gould, and Dsdper
Htac have rouruel from buffalo, The Captain Of {s
blanchard states that tho large fleet Of Grain ycssea
were tn tho Br"ta IN Friday, unny OF them NJ m.
choF, thero bcng donsa fog at ts. tio, Tho Car
ts!ns Of both tho Dadger Slate and Jay Gould saw
them IN Lake Huron, just out OF tho gtratta. Thn
propolbre met with considerable floating leo botweon
Point au uar4ios aud tho Rivers, aud tic Goul was
In It two hours In Saginaw Hay. Wv"
- The barge Amazon, which wns la,1nchod A. rrn,
ton !aat week. has arrived Al Detroit aud Is 10 IN into
dfy,dook to haye . LEAK etoppod - A'0
Tho !ce moved ont Of Superior Bay on lilo aotb.
Datn. bupeE9r and 1T. Louis Days, and tle Venalii
NH ~. Louis Rivera are now apsu.
We "ero unable to obtain any other information
concerning tho Bkuchartl-Arizona disaster. The
hlahchara II taking IN wheat hare Concerujnu thia
aeclaont the Dstro4t Ffts Frsss eays: A1lJe from
Inc natfe Or sno cargoes the Respective 1sossrs had
On ooard nothing Of Importance has been e!ioed re-
tho d!aaater, nor yet any blame attached on
9a.her M hand. no far ~ has beeu ascortained." Tho
nnnalo Erprtas, 10th tnst gives the following ed.
stons! s.a psr!5eusts; aIhs Arizona sunk ia swo
e. na,u,k heard, ,s,,o loaded ~ la $4,000 ba No.
s3a'Aoo III various aga'sias In this CITY. Thors wiz
, 1873-05-13

sI.Lo II aul u, datca March II confederation
Fl e. Il n,es m Soc 10 90 H. dated Now az
r. TIT = o Gi hCi o. II 5onsons Addition atod
eMef VIE Ia Ssssa q sn:nn TsS q
e,:1 sstys; ssy sss &Sy 50 ssd
+! :! IN Nichols, Lot In BLACK 20, Soc 20, 90, II,
Lot 2s 1n same, d.tod May il consideration, $780,
Canal y, Of and near Eighteenth st, T. 30 It 10
.Iay .aIey J, S " improvements dalod May eonsdcrs-
~ Fl 81 r. ploes in A..esser.'e otnw X SEQ 8,
s ssi's'as!e1 y aa e. ?. to
atlsy, .,ated M April as conaldcration, $500. - -
st bss sesofsSR md feaSt E: Lot
IVY Hss IT, Is # oiisia it. 2sx?t
dated April % consideration, s., 900. - -
Id Il & y H'sas ssa,ssatiss e SSSf + T. Soc
ssy ea"s aSas assd si' ssnss,.
L., dsi. gT r.; no. to ~ in q oo 49,
A5; SS1's Sss alloy aea
ses sh % = sstsd M9;y9s ;. eoasIdsts;Sa,
Lots and 8, IN Block 8, Of " 4 u v X SEQ. Q, 50,
rnonty-aeeond st, n cor OF 0onlfc ~, +, l33Xx
2'sg 5 a'sa Nay n
dnol April III; consideration, $7,a00.
Indiana ny, noar corner Of 'Twonty-lrsk It, O r. ,
~ eIloy dated Arril ~ esn,!sra!ion sioooo
II to nlley, dated April rs confederation, ss,u0.
Lafrsnes es 81 Corner 1t Elm IT 1os u aud u.s.
Wit baps dssi y + Il
5000.
Hamilton 81, between Monroe md Adans sts, T.,
Lot u, dated May l, 1872; consideration, $1,3v0.
RourH or C1T1 LIMITS.
South 10 $40 # of Lot md H Lot ., III Block 8,
Of Walker + Hnson's " Hw Sec 2, ~, II Except
" 20 ~, daod April % consideration, ft1,8t2.
Lots 3, 10, ID, %, and g, In IRlchart's Of
BEG 81 II aatod Msreh q; consideration $4,000.
dnted May u consideration, 5000.
Lot ., Ii nrlbuts Blocks and I, Of Ccavcr Il Tny-
lor's Subdivision In Of seo . IS, H. dated April
! !; consideration, 81, 600.
Lot Is, in Block Of ualla n e n II OF n Il Of Geo
], 33, -, datod May IA !; consideration, 500.
Lot 81 IN Block Of buncan's Block 8, or Taylor Il
Rreigh's y Of " X Soc 4, 81, IA, dsted May a7;
$625.
, 1873-05-13

!oH, but oaaol Of subsequently, tho dornand be.
Igo mg soon illed Meats wero quiet and unchanged
II Ln0 nnooarn movHmSat II PORK and lard was ontro
Tho inarkot olosoa at tGe % foiiowinN i rsngc yny
2 ~ 81 a5'lo:S7N - ap aollor Juno 9io05S
seee j. 'Gsst so5 55G q saoe as adia 5 Sa
DC aolor July, 8D.o5@G 10: sumner. rut ier9a ne
$3.50, DO without paokagos, es,oo. % Sweet oll
plchlod han,s quoted at l80itLo, Drv Hsie.
cara. q" m'ata a11G9Soa1 9%9tH1ie TO- At o@o sho
sMe for short oloar. Boxed d. Shoulders lde e1% az
ribs, 0@0ac for abort oloar. Bacon is ouotoi
e. st795o for shotltlcrs. 100 Tor clear ribs, 10
schea iSe eaor: Moss eSa soi a''s }S@t for hna M
S1o. .oo@2leo;25; beef hams, 42s.6o@2g6o. uIty'
ssailow, 71<@aoi groaso q,,otablo at 6H@oNo.
Saloa woro roportod OF 1850 brls ,eaa
5,!no O. Sl7 300 brls do At sl7.05; 1900 brls
selor July at a17.5o; 25D. brls do al s1740, 350 go
brs do "a at 8l7.25; 900 brla do (satur1ny oyonin95
at @l7 90 100 ten lard at $500 75O tcs do seiler
Juno 1s 80. 10; $50 ten do at SOLO; 60, 600 Ihs
seo ns soi fs lbs ols' shS't ess5
yellow 7if grease at Co; 100 tea do 1t 20. ~ ''
Flour wae loHs active, though with a n1odorato
amount Of bueinoaa doing, thoro bolng a fair in.
I1y sna 3 1er shipment and would have been moro
sou Gms tss stooka aro 80 light that fow dealers
uod last woek was sold to arrive. Prices woro
6alos wore r.pportod Of f00 l,r,o
W!nto wlnsor extras {Wfeconsin) at e8,25. 1o1
Cris spritig extras atont) at s9:25; 200 brs do
F516 ~ 800 hrls do ut $5.o5; loo br1s do at $3.50:
Tour Deloi) at 844o. Total 2.2s brs' uS'1 AK tye
y !, tons bran aud ~ tons middlinga. bot, NJ
3at.oo an on track Tho following wsro fho quota-
, 1873-05-13

i6HEEp-rhe condition of this market vns
Without change III any Important particular.
The demand was light: as was also tie supply,
aud pricoa ruled steady ab about SATURDAYS
range, or nj a3.O0@9360 Tor inferior to oommon.
q 5s75@4.Q0 for medium, and at s4.25@l.76
, 1873-05-13

MEALS AND TINNEba sro0K.Woro pea IL snoe ,Ss
Fato demand among local and interior dealers at ii.
t31 tt3312S a slooo do. roofing, &c, $lteo; d. 2612a
rla T1x-Lsrec. 40; small 4aa; bar, 44o. ..,.
'eis suEnx aasni1i.g iagg1nNo ilo 81 III H. o. r,t,,
aAhv4Ntz1D 1noS-:Ro. io@ao, i5o; No. 22@a4, 1eo
ri 2Sa ns1 a.; r.: 1sa Me- @ 3a': 1alseoua
NJ ooFr.1E,ooppar PR botoma AssAao; brazurs, II
Is md H. Iass I'D s 49, 70 to T. IT,
1905 1o 100: 2o, 2oo full bundle, Is per cent dis-
'oSG S%An fHsf sSohHH%Fs' sss 4 continued rood a..na
tho following ratcn: Manila rope q IL, 1s@10o siaSi
rope H. 16@17o; hemp sash cord i, 3o92ao mar.
tss psss, !SPs e. Z. ass is9 ssf
IN in far roess at Ito rocont acoo.
% % d. $s7s; d DO, $s19N oa DO, so75 Sd d. me-
ss oi4S;.psasiG. e; sasS ens @ask ss thin.
ing freely offered at Goo. Thoro was also an oascr
feeling In carbon, our outside quotation Of lit
seaay sa5o 4 se S:
o ao 'f Soes ssS 9e s;s No. nsos
oss so bsaf e' stsa!i. 9ss; si'ea r.
sSsnss "sn toos pase iss'ge Is tb, nrho.
Scotch according to brandy sea ooas7 %
- tHFHu
Mssslon ''''''''''''''.'........... o1.00
Lako Superior 6a 9a'oo
Missouri STOMP coal. ~ ooc, saoo
for turkeys and e@pRg ag aaa eb1oaen rm At 59o
POTAToEsWgs%cect gsyce tn fn ta3r H9r' .,,,.>,,,
nbo,,t formor pr!ces. uboicc lax ~ III" . Hcmana at
sass ~ Include cars choice oachblow1 st 50o cars do
40c nli on trock rar ~ - ~ w. 4oo CAT at
cars ut cor a. III 5ac y. S a. na9 CIR ut tas
BALT--Waa unchanged. Tin Taman, - .,,,,,,..
ut tho following nrics. 9 s uenann @ is moderate
S225: nro,,ni 1osp a. seu coarse Diamond O,
dairy, wih BAN. Il fg; Mitnont Days. s3ho
$3.50 ground Hl1,r - SaS h % %1fy, pes sack,
and stcsIv ii. Mu Ll ~ N1s-Mero @ IN fair demand,
from Tic lfst rnfcs " 4oeSAo peE cent Ii mado
sEEDg~Woro ou,ot mi, ,,nch,,,oa r,.o,,,
ro r,n wota au a. for prime aoed. anga
LIS. Sales compriea in laus 1,.rnn ,i ~ 1a.tu9
H2pnaeinm ot n - - 3 70 1ngs DO at @ sbags
mijnt At It tx n ,1. 40 " ~ =" !" *l4o 10 odBs choice
TEAaNA ,iacina - ., D. *I,Ao, e. o
voro tho on1v ~ Gp,on ' 70 good hyaon
there was al, cnay fonIinn nii aT,,pa eae, nuHga
ut tho nnnnYnd nnnt,ttnrs vr., .I t."uo nAe nlacR
ILL.,
, 1873-05-13
MARINE
PORT OF CHICAGO,

Ses HssYsrss i ssssn M'iTsss Ses sal Sl sa r
Scnr Scf Three Bells, Monon,ince, lbs m lumber.
sci Sehr l.; T. Sheppard. nlllwaukee, It's IN lumber
as"t H., r. Iuen"ooa White Lake, le5 m lumber, 25 N
sohr sshr Falcon, LuatuHon, 11s m lumber.
Sehr Stella, Saugatuck, 45 m lumber.
Barge pcahtigo, Peshtigo, $50 n lumber,
ss.gs ssssga a rAdy;anec, peaatlEo, 500 m lumber,
sshr Hayden, Mssfceon ITO m ,umbor, Is m ls.h...
schr Mystic, Makegon, Ito m lumber 1'' "'lt'
srop NJ aroh' aianistee iio n I,ta''ee. it''ee"''
ssow Planet, i1anis.ee, 140 m lumber.
fanio GSSa2as Snas e. toss tSs tons coal
Prop ba1gcs State nntgnlo 100 brls sugar, no brs
o,,,, = sait, 70 g1oaa tons rg.iron, mud sundrtcs.
Dark Emma L. ooyne, Buffalo, ooa tons S:a coal.
smr st9 R'asla buffalo, $500 brs salt and saairtee
s sshr Kineosler, Cleveland, ?oi tons coal.
Prop Plymouth nutIalo, $50 brls 9u8ar,
Brig Pilgrim, IndinGton. zoo IN lumber.
sshr s Guide. Guide. St. Joseph, so N lumber.
s schr g 0o;,stn Mary south Haven IS m 1umbor.
Bark Mcnomilce, Nianistco, 22o N lumber.
sS1f Sa Z I 4; 4 Tnr,avafs. Aan!sss 2s m lumber
Dn8 n; n. STAFFORD, Vermilion, 1oY tons building
Prop Peerless, Hancock, oo2 hiaes.
stmr r. 4. Reott, Buffalo, 100 brls ccmcnt.
&r1,r r r Ti,zna 13ns
achr aot; a. II IL 1.o @ u luaoef III N nth.
I,-a 3sos1'; = ~ ~ sstan9' 1tooo toua Ggal;
scbr porsons msnaga TX r: 20, o.. prs sugar.
schr 1i.tso 1;os'ry xa 2,so9 ~ Ie san
scir Ehamninn nnffin ~ - toua 'oaie oeaI eua1
schr Enternri.e nsHero ~ @ T. ra ano sunof1eo
scie I1va n.2 ansfShiseoa' nf"nises ~ ~ N lumber
scir Gtihart K,,.mn Ta,t;t ~ ~ ~ aatnpGe. IL
1ei,r 1I tntl, ~ nt"'nsuet NY 4oo ~ 4unlpers
JILL ,mn ~ a,anatees 40 III lu1npers LOU m lath,
scov ~ ~ Jnnasac f%sTs' s,,cot,,c,, oo ~ ,,,,,,,o
ns 5e1m =. a. opnnson, saugatnck, W m lumber,
oo,u N u n1n. .,.
oehe u ~ nn"n' Anspee z'oz' railfoad ties SLIT CO
7,,,,o GHr 1.pe hos!s; es
nsrge n William bn1n, uf4nd Haven, 2o9 m lumber.
natg9 ag ,W$Sonnng, Grand Haven, 100 nj lumbor.
scr Nmrya' Tg1saRo, Era, ~ a a. 1a,nnor; ,o
Sc Scow H. :; ~ y u9anint Man1steo' ~ ln1nbor
sehr C9na ., Gnn .G ~ tons coa
scr Frc1 Mnrs,. 90 ~ Snh eoa,,
sca s si1 ~ Z: sao.se GeSelSHa' ooo tons coal.
, 1873-05-13

Were easier, Qnotable At 6l(07o for wheat und alt
M for eorn TO Buffalo. To Kingston l3ho fpr whoat
Fannes, and Standard, for wheat at 10 =, j. kim.
corn at 0xc; to Erie, schr Yankee, curn at Gc: "a
Kingston, achrs Cortez and Tho8 Parsons, wheat Mt
!slc; 10 Oglenshnrg, prop Lowell, corn at 2au
through 70 DOson !: rropellbr not nan,oi, Wheat to
buffalo. through rate. Total, Q. Capacity noual to
about liz, 600 bu OF wheat alt 53 900 bl of corn,
, 1873-05-13
COMMERCIAL,
NlQApAY EY

MONDAY EVENING, May a.
Tho following were tho roceipts and shipments
Of tho loading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past forty-elght hours, and for the
corresponding dato one year ago:
, 1873-05-13

oIlEEsEoi cheose il out of tho market and com
parative'y tie rs yet arrived, but the de.nat
extremely ll9he and dealers nansga 70 all orars
arc letc better than nominal Now York factory' I,"w
1s@sc; Ohio iactory, new, l2@1ao Wcstern factory
ooAIt-No further ebnngca wero noted in tho pricf
sh!s i, arttc!s anthracite ruling steady at $1,000
s ,E f. $ :.$ss s s!ssS $685.
eo noag yy y0;aS5 .sS iaep; Gns s,an Mas
f39ooi 1aalsns block 5000 Kirkland srato, $40;
Mata9nR; ao9hrHs%F: ss92: Wilmington. sooo
xlao@l59 wh.ky barrc5 s9osa.io; a onr .''isss e.
% saSes :@s @ siss sis3s,
55o4Gh' re- 32o oo92s0o; do b'scked or sawod, $3So0
so? Sssy stfvfi sS sS'sa s9svss sS::
1nF ,f II mhcadng. !3so per eet flour hoop poles, sl1
gis.oo per m; pork and torco polos, $50 00es35 90
Euus-Nesc r. far request on local account. Tho
oGMer1gs we're light and prices ruled strong at 100
icy sasss and 800 .loz Il 1856. .'0' 'N~ -,s''
Tlo receipts arc increasing slightly. Wo nuoto: ]
Prime to choice I'VE gaeee at 7a@7Gc from rst hands
eshofs o5so ehisitu s ss ae isad
prms i,1s, llTs as geese At 7oo 'O N"~N'
nckerel NO note an advance OF Soc por half rl Lake
ash , remain seadT steadily fair business doing
7ee:1sS 49, 5a1ge a9 6 prsss Ss No. Shss
brl Iii ooaf1 ~. Nv; ~ ~ - 69ore n naaeGerel,
masslsssl, bfi k7sSsoo: ~ s'1ysss; ssoTs; is, Ms
sSaas sssa r. nstses as9 r.; S,,3s
ahsTtnS, asn: f., f1nd nrane br, % br t5
t2at5S; 9oan1is M!.ar salmon. br1s sooa loss
eanao ~ AnD were without qSotabe
quotations.: FoRxlaN-Datos, 8@9c; figs, drums, liza
latsns laG; nss p9x; HH9i6hc: rn1he5prl,nes, o@l0o
AEsT1o-Alaen upples 1Ba20c; 1lichiGau DC. caTo.
mestesn 90, o9oo; Southern do, d@5o; peacloH,
HSo 19{sss cs2M de- 1s
sIos ;nends Tsr5agons aaaso; Nape, walnas 2isso
na Wmdson eoaass aaaH sio Asa ps
psaaGSs tHese were in roa
ed psea .1@ IL w1s
pes Rco c.na and IN f
Of 5,ng oang Tss aons Ct ,hs following quotations.
ss,sssssss; T$5Hs a.; s 3 sssss: & SEE;
siuaanona Somon az 25M922c roasting do, 2ok@
AMI 1ga9ose' 1n nr}e xs333ee91s9e cosn nsso fancy
fsii .3ysssss sssa;as Flu
"Tf Rior-psfns a@ao "a n1o.s Me,gns; Re a9iz9e
1ns saso: toafssnSa Rsansoon' 31@eo; Caro-
1G1s-pstsnt Pitt sr,as az ;1ss1sxe e.u.he
II Aan H. i standard,
In q 1oHa1in, IT, ~ NJ SaEe y: uS;nao *
aio5e: cSoee brown M iop9SS,cto @ yellow " 9, TX
III tar no, yaG9Ho: choice moasses sugar, IL
HE a1r ~ s4@ytsc aoW orsosns sugar,
oMn % 90 psne' '1eSVsc: 40 fair, va
SAps apsnnaMn,. Gonln9on, esaS9; osS H.,
,xtra nS 19Sgao yan u1Ps asver rlpa
.1trs ~ kuue Sush1-ho.se syrup 4tSASo
21a IL "9, oos2aao hsw Orleans nolasass, choice 81
Il s1o 10 prime, .asso9o 20 common 6570o; Porto
My Holaasoa caotce, eo9taos common MoaHscs, ~
9aoc. a,S -,
3a 33aEnn@1u1LGommon 70 bcat, 99loc. /
.sS loc. "nan 3gsaoc c'oVea, 3l3So cassla,
,SSgar ivant. nol nHtnegs, =! 2h3l 80;
liz paw 1oessoS' y" tsos 4o9y@aos 20 NO. 10
d. ~. .4~u..x -..,. =. ....-.,
H1id m'9soo' Mt HssoAo; asrmsn notified,
In. SYt,Itr Hnra etGHttc5 "Ma HI 1aIy oH9
Eo: nnlm eIaaLn NSvon n.rtiH ntensur, 44@
Sr.Ronf}l6ss n,<S16c. rn ats nts7 ~ 4su&e.
n cnmInon SLfsSscS sSS~' "o'A' '>VAAo' 4ooAoFy, o9
fHEEV Ensrf{} ~ ~ {}TfT rs ,,.. ..>,. O."
, 1873-05-13
York canals, May s. 1873, Nv"
IN sforsat
skstimAtod,


p 4, LArEsT.
N tno afternoon wheat was active and ad-
9oller tho month, and noid at ei291i .35E saIIor
June, olosing at a1.2096. Corn was in fatr do.
mna1d, nna, and 3s@]1o hiEhor. No. q. sold at d21S0
IKE IKE soor Juno, closing Mt tito insitio aud
oEIor rran sutor .,,1 y1ny; aeS@AoAo acllor August.
changed, 'ot' auto' nnu uh-
, 1873-05-13

Wlthdrawn from store on Saturday for city
consumption; 654 bu wheat 27O BIZ corn; i, 900
bu oats; 422 bu rye; 2,os2 bu barley.
The following grain has boon inspected into
storo this morning up to 10 o'clock: 81 cars
wheat; 63 cars corn; II cars onts; cara ryo; l
car barley. Total, 1856 cars, or 53, 900 bu.
Tho following shows tho distribution of bread
stutfs shipped out from this port during tho past
week:
, 1873-05-13

Htdb-IHo utnauu Both on local and Eastern ac-
the closing prcos OF last wcek wero easily uatainoi
sn'oa heing mada at $5.00a5.15 for poor 10 common
81 s. for 1noduna, mud at $530@540 for goo,
20 CHOICE ost Of tho day's sales wcFo ut $5lMaSao
About au sold ind the market closed hrm al tho sboro
quotations. Tho receipts we're about Q, 900,
, 1873-05-13

Which charge follows the shingles sN N'"'A'o'A.G'
o,s eAness-flso shingles to bc TWO inches in thick
Length-si1teen inches.
~, = HARDWOOD.
az nN y Counters, sluooo@lbo oo c.,r
SS 10 go'y, cseon. sin ms:o oo@sooo; Gull, $oooo1
"A, maaVlcar - nc to common, $2oooaos m
oult, $l2;9o9l8oo flooring, $30. .000 1000.
Gull, el2009t8.O0, -4' ~Ne'oS@''oo'
Ak xaetoryT;o|sas ~ a;; s3s oo@45.oo common, s2sooo
Al as1pleMc!ear 11S so ooa 4ooo; common
~ no99tternut-ocar, o9 s3o.oo@cooo; common, sas.oo
=. .95a,crryIolesr, 5a I s5ooo@cooo; common, $25,ooa
@50.00 Gull, 8l000@lG,00. "' eN''o
Wagon stoek-liickory axlea, per set, $1oo@1 80
wagon poe'' each, 4s955o; boz boards, S55.0o 1000
, 1873-05-13

English spring steel, l,.,,.,,.,...t1 m1akc r,,,,
AT1iER-Doalers reported moderate local sni
inferior domanA At about foror prices tho following
, 1873-05-13

sesr c5lew from ,Muskegen Tag ,t.ps and boards
1T e n oisss SSssas w,Sas sa ,,rP.
Saa sta !. 10 3or T. s; nn G9.rs It
1bo 2-inch at &10.25, to 10 dolivernd ut MichiHan
ssszs ssd .!sps = 1a4s M u s|I !. e isso r
aud sps ] Il Il n is esna sahr T,e nGssss
from Luaington, 16o IN ainel at tloo6 schr Fsicon,.
Grant from hrn'ialoe, 100 m 9:inch d }lo.95; scr
annie Toalne from hsniatoe l2s = 2neh At *io
i % n ana e. asss 0S f10%
a1anistoc 16s m joiat md 1cantling nj sl0.25.
|. LuMnRn FnE1a1Ta.
noted IN gecnto rates now qnoed At t7so@ 4oo. Tho
fores r M price ns boon pad fer yosol on the upward
wo quote: Manihteo s.oO@j.2a Ludington, goo iI
stss?s fse Sssssc ssssS ~s ss .ss
Dcalcrs report 4 fair trade. Common boards and
laths hayo declined 3n sympathy with tho ,7to1eeao
market. Tho inside Quotations for iho asu common
grates may DO regarded about tho range for green
inmior. limbo Hardwood is unchanged. No 1nolo
sseond eoar, incl 10 noh: s7oo sSSo sS
;n Ihtr clear, inch................ $500 G34o,00
fiIst and second oicar ooiinsoaehi. 1910
rISst ana second ciess sidiaa 1000 @'a''
fd,.., ge,aos.. 300 @24.0o
moR 6onmon oorig satg r.::s 299 S2aoo
common flooring, dressed, sccond -. 1900 9320o
Hoaoh-bor boards. solicited. II inches
:ss &C., s?sss Sssss: sss s7ss ;ss s;$s
stock poAras. as.,...........-.......2 $500 GS30n0
G nsueA puaEah. ah....................1 1G.00 @2D00
Jo!st scanne, s,na tiinboS ctc, ID low ssi'
1901 aou undar. 1900 6aIx0O
5ot.t sni seantns, ls to ii 1soS ls aa s3a9o
pekkoss; s9naro. 400 @16oo
1i 1ihsss, t aas' 1900 @l5.00
, 1873-05-13
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of TRA1NS

spring Arrangement.
ExrLANAT1ox or REFEnENcE MArKa.-+ s,,,,1:
csnlea SUNDAY excepted. tMonday e1cepted AZ. ~
1afe SUNDAY ut 8:u0 .. m. Daily. in'-
MICHIGAN CENTRAL q GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
DtPof, :xoos ~ [akt It and foot qf Ttcenfyssroni ~
Teket efet, rs Canal~st., corner qf Mat;isan
, 1873-05-13
MVNET AND GUMM EKCE
MONETARY

MONDAY EVENING, May II.
Throe dnya of con}inuoua ,,oo1 s,zoa,,,or-tho
lr,t in ,,a,,t "oue t."'.. sooo "e"' a,,sors.',
.ae.a. mo.sa-naVo 8ivoh moro unoo.!'t, y !,
aspect 70 businosH, to tho prospect TOT CROPS
xor Increased activity III tho marketing OF What
grain is still In tho country. =
The domnnd for ,nonoy in tho local market IA
~ uJa saa oaaats M nv ~ - to honIs h.vo a. "
anu uopo'.sa =. ~. s ,.ra n,. na.o W.
srohsod eofno ID the l'ass 10" anyo oue approved
borrowers got reasonable accommodations at
bank yet without difficulty, and there is pretty
good supply Of money In tho opon mnrkct at 12
p * ~ cent IN nri,nc h,err,ua r,nor NJ
~ ",.nn. ~. au ' 1n,no rspo.' ~"
.olA oaou"oso ~, "a1 .o"oe .o-aay mag on Sasnf
day, hnd, III consequence OF somo domand for
currency, sold botuoon banks from 25o per 81, 600
premium to par.
Gold was down ani I'm nra,n to-1av. o,oR,np
L,..,. ~ "h ~, " y, ,,,>. oe
nes1'5 10 n'gn a. Oh saturday Iho sonaitlfencsa
tho a.s.on ,r1,,,n oa,to, ..,,ont. aro ..,, ,.ynn
.o ocason' "41n' eotson EXPLOITS "io et''. !areo,
ehowa that whom tho exports OF cotton fall or,
al thew a]vava ,1o Ia a 1arro o1tcnt In June antl
49, ~ - ~. -, ~, -. .. "a -
tho usual HoABon OF high gold in JNly comes, 1t
, 1873-05-13

,Ipalsy ya Main Luc aud daily c1cspt Saturday Va
.acksouy!lo Division II Daily, via Main Lue and da.y
except Monday, via Jacksonsllle Divislon,
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
GHoH Dcpo' corner ifadfson and lanns; 1Ycke. Qes
Ut ffsst N1afson.sf. and at Depot, '
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SaYhrook.


The trustees have appointed Louis b.
BRocKETT Township Treasurer to fill the va
eancy caused by the death of Mr.. Geo. W.
CooPER.
This proceeding on the part of the trustees
gave our large Republican majority surprise
as the appointee is a Democrat and resides
close to the west line of the township. This
latter fact will cause great Inconvenience to
those having business with theTreasurcr and
the former should surprise No one considering
that the hJt Of the board of trustees is Dem
ocrats f s .t
Mrs. GEORGE LOvERIDsE died very sudden
ly on Friday morning Jau. a1st aged 81
years. She had been III for some time but
eonvalescent, 1t was supposed her physi-
clan prescribed paregoric, in Homeopathic dos
es, but she feeling somewhat worse that morn
ing asked for, and her husband gave her a
teaspoonful, and alter an hour Of two gave heI
another teaspoonful ofclear paregoric when she
soon closed hcreyes and died without stug-
gle OF groan. II is supposed that owing to
some peculiar condition Of her system this
small quantity Of parcgoric stopped the
wheels of life.
Our Mail arrangements have been out o
gear for the past week. SO much 50 that We
have received bat two mails from the west
during the week.
A big dog owned by Landlord MuNsoS
went to the barn Of HORACE WALTON the 9th
er day, and tore in pieces buffalorobe valued
at 500. don't know as the dog is mad, bnl
| HORACE il. INDEX.
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THE ORAToRIo of Esther on Thursday eve,
by our Jefferson friends, under the direction of
Mr.. M. w. FERRIS. drew full but not crowd
ed house. 1t was no doubt surprise to many.
The scale upon which it had been gotten up
was far beyond what was looked for. The
large number Of chorus singers and attend
ants, the costumes, and the presentations, dis
play, and managementin the carrying out of
the various scenes OF the memorable events of
the sacred story, showed with what patient
care and study, as well as expense it had been
prepared. The choruses were good, and the
solos and other parts, were rendered with ef-
feet, and by experienced and approaching
performers. The thing was very decided sue
cess. The leader is a master of vocal per-
formance, aud the song, given at the close was
well performed. One thing is true, and that
is the scale of preparation, was altogether too
elaborate for the reasonably expected receipts
and the company cannot but fall behind pecu-
niarily Had this been known, better house
might have greeted them. Ii would be but a
fair return for the entertainers, we think, to
give the m an invitation to repeat the perform
ance, putting the tickets at a less price, aud
make the attendance general,
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THE MARKETS.
Ashtabula Market FsB. 7, 1873.
Dealers pay the following Prices.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February 4th, 1e7s
The produce markets rather more active. Lard
WIS rather quiet and shade easier at $727hGand 7O
per 100 70 cash, and s7,459L26 seller March. Meats
were in fair demand and steady at 7<c per for IND
green hams. Dressed hogs were moderately active,
ut $4,000 90 per 100 ms Flour was quiet and hrm
Wheat was moderately active, and 1e lower closing
weak at 81 2sx cash. 81 261s seller March. Corn was
active and steady at aH@sOnc cash, and 31c seller
March Oats were more active and &c higher, at 25Ac
cash. and 26'S026Xc seller March. Live hogs were
active and frmer the market advancing to - so42a
for coarse heavy to extra light grades The cattle
market was lifeless. Sheep were dull and lower The
stocks Of grain in Chicago last Saturday were
536 Oa bu wheat 345 20S bu corn, 1147 339 bu oats
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NEW FIRM.-Attention is called TO the ad.
vertisement of Messrs. FRINK & WIRE,
machinists. They hayea very complete set
of machinery for executing any work called
for, and they are both superior mechanics,
The establishment having become one of the
institutions Of its place, aud such one as
contributes 10 the prosperity and wealth, of
course, it should be the policy and pride,
OF the community to throw its patronage
in the way fits worthy and industrious me-
shanios.