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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-12
PROCLAMATION


ny the governor OF inc state Of LeLaos
To all teachers OF Public Free Schools ihrnn ghont
the State, and all Others whom L may concern:
WHEREAS, The Legislature Of the state Of Texas by
entitled IAN act 10 ascertain the amounts due
the teachers Of the Public Free schools on the sioe
prior to the first day Of March, A. D. 1873 and 70 pro
1873 has made Il the duty Of the Governor after the
passa Of said act 70 direct the teachers the Public
Free schools throughout the State by proclamation,
10 forward their claims IN person or By Attorney 70 the
Comptroller. for examination.
Now, therefore - j. Davis, Governor OF the stat 2.
Texas By virtue OF the authority vested Ia me BY aid
act. do hereby Issue this my proclamation directing
all teachers Of Public Free Schools throughout Tie
State To forward their claims m person or by attorney
10 the Comptroller for examination IN Accordan With
the provisions Of section Of the above rccltd act
copy OF which s herein embodied for the Information
and guidance Of teachers and others aud which reads
as follows viz:
Section T. Thai the teacher Of any Public Free
School IN this State. to whom money may be due for
service rendered such prior to the first day Of March
1872 shall present his voucher daily authenticated IL ac
cordance with Law and the rules ana regulations here
tof0re adopted by the superintendent Of Public In
sr1ction for the payment OF teachers, 70 the Comp
irOlcr who shall draw his warrant the Treasurer
for the amount which shall be due the same. pro-
vided that the assignee Of any such voucher shall be
e. the original owner Of said voucher upon his APP
pending thereto. his affidavit duly authenticated be-
fore officer authorized to administer oafhe, that be
Is the bona hde owner or holder Of the same and that
he has received no payment on the same, except
further that in onchers have not been given for
services Of teachers required by law accounts may
be audted and warrants drawn BY the COmptf0cf Tor
the amount that appears TO be due on said accounts
when accompanied BY the affidavit Of the teacher duly
authenticated before officer authorized 70 admins
ter Oath stating the date number Of days taught and
average number Of children Taught IN each month"; and
that the same Is due and unpaid except AZ stated III
case payment have been made) which accounts shal
also be accompanied BY the afdavts Of At least two
respectable patrons Of the school stating that the
vices rendered at the times stated In the adn,i
Of the teacher and the officer before whom these af
davits made, shall certify TO the crediby Of the
parties.
In testimony whereof, have hercunio signed ny
name and have caused the great seal q
the State 70 be Affixed nt the city Of
IL. 81 Austin this fifth day Of june, A. D. 1913
EDMUND J. DAVIS.
Governor.
JANIS r. NEWcDMH
Secretary Of state. ipnesdwsi
MONEY. MONEY
on account q ne .cneityof money W hase q
duced. Tor 8 short timel
Our Prices
10 realize Tor ready rasa.
Iune8-nssdly s. ,. BRUSH
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DETITIoN ZOE sALE d 80


To al persons interested ia the tirin|sII1l|1a ~
The estate Of Edward linn. deceael
WaeREAs Efelina a. tiluftf. eiiafdirn & lh8 I'na|
children ~ horsef and deceased huttar0 boz. II.H
her peii,isa ~ the District Cont u Travis ooHar
setting 18th thar tlefc nuf Iency a. n1fC14
propc ~ Of said estate fr he maintenance 81 arstd
minor helfs and pfays ~ ordef q court tHltuf1la1
her % eel certain zeal estate described iapW1
wit: 8 g 10 acges, 90 victoria county. nalf ~ itf
Ino. l5ri te1driahf, lof NJ. q An block I'd RI No
3 t0An Is til1oEas lots Sos. aud q biotk 1n 81
hangc No &. l1 Nc. block No -. Ii No. 3 IoI.ntl
Aiciufie. ifit a.fss D ftxag cl1HIl. sIful.i -
aozney 6i-o .re lnicgfsf % alit utt d 81 HlIH.
Gated balaiic9 isld teitiac4f isentl ~ l9 cou
sloner az ne Genera l..ni tlaict ici afee
III. rheimt.l JalHtrF ~ iitt; fr Ent
Martin ais - 1870 ior tli efrc.
Whf7tfcfl rlf'iof rta4pd III
made II ihr afraf 'liif sf'f enI1 u -
70 al PERSONS irsCrcsflf Fai flifff - d srt 10
pear before sid roafi frsi Mord +. IIIe I1
show Gauss, 2 aay they have. Hhf lneL tf|IeI
net be granted.
WitnerS ny hand and Or aeal of sod eotr aIi.l
40 Austin, Nay = 1919
AZ loltffIs. flnIt
hy "a urN y 0aII
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President Hoods Brigade Association.
.r.l. ihrnnnhcnf ihc stnfe nlensa inserf
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A. - laltt.
The etule ~ lexfs 10 al pca1on8 Interest ~ 3 |I
fdninistsafion % the estate ~ JOHN al IIIO1I
deceaeed Joseph cafnihtfe cfad|I1r oI ..I .4IIIf
o. dohn M. inpmab. Oecta1el has Sled Dis aI t
"a fhe District Couri q Travis county. ff1lIe
orderol conri to sell all euficIfrI " I|
Following described lol6 0I IInl 1Ifnale1 IE |tII.1
city. Travis county. Texas % pay iI1 debts lrr -
said estate and costs cI administration t0aII
Nos. J, = 3 .. SO aud in block 30 q and ~ $50
= III block u o 1874 ID u said city ~ &naIr ard I0I
80 ieei ~ Is iost q sela ] p. ihgna. 81. a
loi 10. 1d, IN riffelou ID Of the calIn ~ s1II 0
q Anstin, with al The Improvements lltrto4
mated, which WIN be heard d TIE rCEI Term |f.|
court. a. fhc fuurfhoIfe thereof. |1 aur|E IIF
FIRST MONDAY N JUNE. =, d IeIA n1| 1r1
where AL persons interested n t1Ia H.I..'I
laay appear anf fhot ca1se Why luoa eet aa US
be nlade
witness, A. r Morris. CLERK b ea't cetIt. 1Il ~
~ seal thereof attached. ilIl siSih aaf
AR NORRIS t|srs
BY h s DC'p Deputy.
camo 20 hand Nay isl7 and ordered io - rat.
nshed p. sonf saeeessise weeks nom Date |H ~
Democratic Statesman.
Sheriff IafI. eoti|If
BY Jsa. SroKEs Depefy Sheriff
may 8. "a
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FoUR Coon HARITs.- There were -four
good habits wise man earnestly rccom-
mended in his counsels, and which he con
sidered to be essentially necessary for the
management of his temporal concerns; and
these are pnnctuality, accuracy, steadiness,
and dispatch Without the first Of these,
time is wasted without the second, mis-
takes the most hurtful to our own credit
and interest, and that of Others, may be
committed; without the third, nothing can
be well done; and without the fourth Oppor-
tunities of great advantage are lost, which
it is impossible TO recall.
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Attention OF teachers Is respectfully called to the
following Recommendation from The awarding com
miftee OF the Fourth Texas State fair:
HOUSTON, TExAs, MAY L. 1874
". A. Slaymaker. Superintendent Continental Desk
Manufacturing Company:
SIR-We consider your desk superior to any we have
seen, in the following particulars.
]. In irmness, strength and durability.
= In convenience Of form and comfort Of seat
3. simplicity OF arrangement and adaptahilfy 10
school purposes.
A. W. SLEI0nT,
". @. BEDDING,
, 1873-05-12
REAL ESTATE.

inc past week has boon dull ono In tho real
estate business. This is partly tho result of
sne usual and necessary reaction from tho Bpeo.
uia'''o 1oYer OF q fow wooka ago and partly
ING effect OF tho dismal weather md muf,dv
1oaas, which haVo prevented people from
gattng out to the suburba to look at Tint cl.H,
o1 property. With better roads and fairer s,,,oa
the prospect will undoubtedly Improve. The
Vo1ume OF recorded transforB Inst week o,nount.
Gu TO nearly 81, GOO, 900, and shows tho great nc
t1Sity which prevailed three or four weeks NON
aa 1t takca at 1oast that long to examine
tltlea and arrange tho details Of the tranefors
~ ID probable that q month honco tho volume of
recorded will show D marked decrease as tho ro-
hu4t OF tho present decrease OF business TboBo
temporary i1uctuations In tho volume OF buni-
noea from "cek to wook and month to month aro
not or very great Importance as connoctod with
Iao sA4uo OF real estate, comparing ono year with
Auutno'' wnen IL ls remembered that Chicago
anu tao west aEo continually experiencing an in-
lux Of mon aud money.
NETA1L auops
on almost all tho principal thorouph,ares oro n
domand. In tho gonoral determination Of nror.
erty-ownera to rebuild In u style worthy NJ
tho future Of the city 1t ls not IN i-natured crit-
cism to say that we have too many "pplatial
stores" with 90, 40, or 80 feet Of .plate-gluss
'front.' anu not enough compact ahops of 10 To
~ toet frontage at rontas proportiouate to their
sizo. Tho demand for this class Of sl.ops ia not
confined 70 stroots like T,senty.socond and Vest
" pu'aoi, bnt 1a ovon creator In tho newly-butlt
o.!ootn ~ tue business centro OF tho city yhoro
ao!tas 70 correspond to tho location Would be
stores." ava A"o palat'ha
. !Aero 1s, however, a,grcat demand for s,,ops
, 1873-05-12
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY. EVENING, May 10.
Ihe notable lfonturo in tho local monoy mar
6ot tms woek was tho sudden turn In Now Yotk
o1onahgo from 600 por $1,000 discount, at tho
oo8!nnlhg OF tho wook, to Goo por 81 900 pro-
n'um mud upward, to-day. This Inns boon oa,lsol
mainly by m incrcauod demnnd from other
points III tho Wont for Now York funds, Con
siderable amounts Of currency hayo boon ro-
coivou loro In tho 10ut fow days from g.. T,or,a
and oshor Wostem cities, with orders to ron,it
exchange. This indlontoH email shtpmonte NJ
products to tho East, Tho aggregate shipments
from this city arc protty fair yot tho shipments
OF noga and cattlo bolng still very largo, but Of
grain thcy aro light yet.
Iho supply OF money In this mnrkot Ia good.
and approved borrowers find no difficulty In
getting what they want at tho ba1lkH. In tho
opon market frst-claas papor sells rrotty rcadl-
y at u por cont, though i'll nono INSTANCES IL
ans boon paid. ,Thoro ID eomo movement of
currency to tho embarrassing districts, but It ID
not largo. -
:. Tho advance IN tho rate Of discount BY thu
Bank OF England from ~ por cont to 6 nor
cont, and thu consequent rise in tho price Of
was not ontrc!y unexpected. Tho difficulty y
negotiating American neouritieH In Enropo,
20 which so reforred ae considerable lenrth
. row days ago, Is only ono feature Of
taok OF contidehoe m among European capitalists
all ltinas orcred thoro now from nll rarte Of tho
world. Tho failure Of sovoral American corpo-
CATIONS to pay their interest during tho INST ynnr
naa boon tho moans Of creating additional dis
trust III regard to American enterprises, but to
md tho Vienna failure noticud IN our teloee
graphic columns yesterday, has undoubtedly in
aHe eiearinss ieS i's & tho Chicago banks for tho
, 1873-05-12

hotiig +, yctE good 1elndntl OH ahIpping account.
tnefo boil,g good inquiry for al gfnon, bue
1r1heipa!ly' foR spring otttas. Tito niarkot Was
Wa NeE and II eoisoasSnoe u iiey
n.ooks. :, Tho bottor movement OF tho past weos
ms n'rcady dimlniBhol the AHaortmonts hero 40
mn9n tan;l., sist many saled. both yesterday and
v%s n s'oaae1.{ uss ssIea TO gnrs arrive 70
ported ot 200 hrta whiio WtntSt oxsras Oh n Il
1TN Tate tornia !, 900 br1a Bpnng o1traB Iookport
33dyasf"n99 3 sr'a y ,st s72s 259 Grlg do It sosS!;
sorins ''.l GO brls spring nuporhnea ut e4to 20
nfls 20 o. $500; 100 Grls ryo flour oil priyafo
tHofn: m Total, 5,410 brlg, Also, 40 tons bran n
tSiti.vo, On trnes Tho following worn the quo
, 1873-05-12
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,
NovloW for tho Week E,aia,or
day EvonimG, May 10.
SATURDAY EVENING MAY "a
Tho roceipts of live stock during tho wook
hAvo been As follows. ~.

oATTIE-Notwlthstnudl falling ~ ~ ~ ra'
nSa f tho receipts az Las wneasea ony
eass q stock, dull feeling pornieating tho nurkat
e te Gpo1ng to tho Clone Who prices hnvo been
lar rness In any, a u! thinga cousdcrca o # ss
heen On unsatisfactory week for wostern sIipncra' s'
,as wa pTo mor,nns ~ II no l1tanSo being eouara
with actual osaes Al tho cloac however tho ,nar'et
xSsln lsen nsttsr ta l0ok Ysssaesny ad
ths sss'l sdn4 n5os to- TO- 1afee lns1ssso "efa
mora ronunsratyo prccs ra ieae9a4 Tor
Though hardly az good those of Inst week or tho pre
xtous ono were fully up to tho average Of former yeara
Lo 5equirmenta of tho trade Stock scors Sro atii in
gooa Teqeet and sell steadily 1T t3751 is tor
sd3isf9s s 70 + ;s% sse ss
to Y H. avssaao o snppy q vea eaye: has
eoss rnts @ es eonse
dIam and for good to ehoee ~ ''F 10 n'@
,asc1fny nofay hess was moro life II trade than tho
Ess ssp1sy Il o ss assa FsFo sr . Hs
mpns md moa Of tho offerings ncudug tho sta
Is s1s@s Tor oomsn sts2So 70 s29s
enlpplnB beoYcs. Tho 1nRrkot closed lrm.
puoTAT1oNs.
Hs1mursaSa sI1 ,,ttssa,a Steers averaging 1,45o lbs
ohoso lit, wei formed sy::r '00o0
70 ,9,y 9 ysar old steers, Averaging 1,3oj to
ra1I i1o oaos ea ;:.,; 6.6o@56
usS;n, sS!e;q1s, eaysssang 1.soS t. l99o - s15esss
n1isshsSrd,, aslnS d,lSe to 135o 4eo@5oo
md good to extra COWS, for civ
gaeN s.1g,sr averaging 900 t. 100 4oo@475
tesl, averaging 7ooto 1880 lbo. o75@5,oo
1nfertor-ldght and thin cows hoifors. 7'''S
a,ta,gs bulls, and seallawag 1tce!s. 3oo@35
Gstio s-do1as GoTtherh ~anterod. 400G54.50
ontle~ooIa-1ca 1e1hs 450a5,00
.,ia nyaaa Steady fair buhineas has heon doing In
thls department. at prices not varying materially from
those current tho closing days Of last week thu ink
o. the transfers having been effected with! tue raugo
of SSl0e25 III comparison with last weeks a,1npiy
the receipts Aayo been light, falling OF OF somo 20
600 holng nocd but for ths Of tho year tho ar
risas r.! were large, aus! fully cqualed tho doand
PHILADELPHIA, clovean, Cnnata, and iocal byers ono.
ratlnH with considerable frcedo and tic market tlrn
2t Vsoo@5 eo for poor to medium, md Mt s595G5535
reflect tho morkct:' -AJ
, 1873-05-12

| !MEIALa AND T1NNElt9' ST0CK--Wero III Jnoder
on 'oea and intcr1or account. at tho
T1s tlATE-1g lo11l, sl5.co DO, 12rl9, $3.50; do
IL H11 $500; do, roofing, 10, $3.50; do, 96r28
Els Sn.n4 rzM.zGs zlaomFa ts sssss ss1 st M ~
us o45y1S'zse s;sS F. ! 1eS:s s2e:4 1oo
Of IL per cent ii mado from the list. ~>'
CoRrEn-,coppor bottoms, 45@4sc; brazsrs. over IA
~ as-s to se sS md 1oo 10 to II, ,,o H.
1oS T. ,os; "a 2os fs'i bundle is per cent dis.
NA1Ls-Wero ii III rca'cs ut reduction Of 1axo
~ ss3nd. Nov aqet,blo It 3s 1ates w aaole
sns ID !" a. s2as aas, 5ias
ii7o; aap sash cofa, aotssSe osSe nar. ssp.
1885, 'issss pss fsPs S tses;5 L esss a.
olLs-Sero eomparstive,y steady there being no
the prices current Carbon, eo@?04o; extra lard
sG s G';' o Ss Soea Sc: e x,s nsssa !,
2io; noatafoot oil, stfcty pre, f1lp; % sas oxtrs
eS;,t eSs 90 ~ 10; s21 bank o stra
IT, a@a{o a;phhae ee a195gh' GO gray
no 1ltoN-Woc continue 11i to quotS: 5'si''''
Tgotsn saecosolns TO .$G2 oo@G70o
Msssil!on ....,.,...................., 0i'0u
ohIcaao stoue co.i 6soo9so9o
ToULTY~Waa scarce and IL good local iisst rosss5 ef
keys at 11o coop do ct 1Go; coops chickens at
$a:25S4:60 II c0opa at s4.0 coop 1t $3,7D
IOYATOES-Ohotce Ieacha,ows aod reatly nj 4bfa
QUO on track, md 60@5so delivered. COMMON ios
Wero 4u4. saes comprise ulolc0 peaclblowa nt
b9o: cars 10 ut 60o at 43o chr al $50 car
at 41c eli on track ear do at 63o car at 6ac
car tge car common at 45c delivered ''
eALt-Wna u inodcrnto tolnand ut tho rrlcps
given below: onondnga mud saHnaw, fue k9.0o:
Ordinary Ordinary coarse $500; coarsc D!afnuna @, $2,26
ground solar $2aa; dairy, without bags $Jb0; Niry'
Win bmgs S4.60al76; Ashton dairy, per sack IS 06
ground alum, $4t0lS940; Turks Island, sa0O
bABu, DOOu8, AND DLINDB.-Wero uuiot and
uyneaengea. y: discount Of 15990 per cont ia made
~, sEEDs-Tlo market quiet for all descript.ous
1ae timothy trade for tho senBon IL now about over
Ie o sapFy ~ v1sy 1ah and nrlees from ss75
fi1s9 4 = oa1 nnKsFlsn X wes rm . md
prime tinoshy ~ 500; bags nt $jpo; 10 bags primo
ot9Ynr a. too II baga Hungarian a. $40 10 laga
:, TEAR-Wero quiet and steady at former quotat1ons:
young Hyson, common to fair 48@b8o; do gool,
oaSs1se oa1s; - Dc ~ ehSse .; to extra e s0@io
pes1a' eoseso good 10 choice do, soca$l.lo: ano to
, 1873-05-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


r,,. Eofofgn Markets.
c Tf"t l3s aprng liz 225 H. Wito Io ~ 1,9s ~
/ Pork, Cos. Lard, 40s.
chnnge1. A'1 p n.--Drcadslufs un-
L1rd, 400 oil,
ords,n Lon1oN, May 1o,--The nank of rn,,,n,, A..u
cr oet .o fa'o OF discount Il per cont Il is now u;
o,ir ,Lir9snos, May 1o-2p. n,-conso2s. o,,1 -,
az now Ss T.. asf11t e.i1 ot7s do b ao; IosS
II Iho redqction Of duty on g,oor co,,.o.
enot 28s 1dtSaos, ~ 0"s"s eausos deelinn;
Inllnw, 43s Cd,
FsUln,ea Fo PETROLEUM, 14I@1od.
ran,a Ma May 1o.-5-2os uf 18G1 p5.
iSyrh,rnoyy it1, sley p;sMlsontos tlat ut or 20e.
bales anoSmis, i ny l9-ootton quiet; saics, 1oooa
oarlsetop lt ~ ny. my shilmeta from savanns .;
shpnents from hew H2 t1nsn Gna June April and May
bresatals "a tsSSan1 n,'3a and roato o i Juno a's'
a coT 81 fea I,E1 WlntSs s, widan T., Flour
ANTWERP May 9.-nonuod petroleum. Isgtt' iIf' u.s.
, 1873-05-12
COMMERCIAL.

sA7unnAT EVENING, May 10,
inc following woro tho roceiptsa aud shipments
OF tho lending articles Of produce In Chicago
e'ulnB tne paat twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-05-12
Now York Dry Goods rTnrkot.

MEM YoRK, May 10.-The tralo movement was slow
WIZ lhe agents, and the jobbers lstr-
Mainoa unchanged. Dlcacloa snir.lnys sre arm In
nlat AAnds but irregular With tho jobGinR who oNor
couceaa'ons On some pE0miuuut brands T1pp brown
shoetlnga are In good demand at current ratoa ROLLED
laceoaess arc moving briaky 1t reduced pr1css DOL.
, 1873-05-12

Withdrawn from store on friday for oItv con-
sumption a75l bu wheat, 5,2e7 bu corn 4 po3
nu oats, l,l9s bu ryo, 9,671 bu barley. Wiln1r,wn
tor 40 during tho past woelt, 2,sl5 bu wheat
1o'015 bu corn, 27,470 bu oats, 4,729 In rvo
1881 bu barley. W. @So'
Tho following grain haa boon inspected into
storo this morning up to 10 O'Clock /, a. INV.
wheat. o8 oars corn, 0,0o0 bu No. do, and T. nm
bu rejected do, by canal, 20 cara oats, 00oo Inv
40 by canal, cars rye. Total (1as ca,gl.
10000 bu. 1|
Tho following were the receipts and nhpmouts
OF preadstafrs and stock at this point during tho
, 1873-05-12

1HrB9 udNfb fof CAT 70 DO added when fr0usforroj
which charge follows tho shingles.
uesB, - '3's-
Lcngh-gixtcen lncl.es.
. HARDWOOD
Dack.Walnut - Counters. s1oo0o@15O,oo clear.
5G5 5oo975.oo; common, 5000; Gull, s3oOoa
Asl-oloart so. .ooGS4o0 0D; common, so0, a25oo !:
Gull $l20oGs f800 toorsng, $3u.00@ 1000 SS
UasTQ!sar; s,o tSooo@4ooo; common, fo0.00Ga5 90
., lesory|Mear, y, r oo@45.oo; common, $osou@
Gull, $l0.00@lb.00. '' $1'''osS''''''
.. .l;i,tteFnut-o!car, tsooo@eooo; common $4,000
q. Gher1yIoear sso.oo@co.oo; common, s25.ooca
1 @hiaHooa u -.ooar, ss0.oos4ooo; common, $2o.oo
wagon stoek-Hickory ax'ost por sot, 81. .oOal l.5o:
wagon poles, each, 456so boz boAstn, $35
, 1873-05-12

OliIiEBE-Tho situation Of this market was v,ticwt
important ohango nnBlnoaa Ia dull and viii probal,v
70 contlnae until shero is dscidod Improvement IL
tho quality OF tho clecse that now oIfer!ux Ioing
mostly Of low grade. We quote: New York facoly'
ls@leo; Ohio factory, la@l4u; Western factory, Il
, 1873-05-12

o%ar ssas Ss' on Men.y Tss I aGWsyat IL
@ Our 'flese III ss,or'ina;s # s'o9
5$4s A ssSs: s;.3s
%Iinnt ,1a Ht sovo Dloss1!rg $1,000 Cherry Mi1ii
f9sHas fsss Soe{ sSS s9SS9 IIra,,a 7ns4s ssoa
MH9nk s9oo Wilmington, 1000. S'A''' '''0o
terses :lee@l1o whisky Car1aIs sSSSi 70; o' ar'
aa'fSs Sn:.s{ s9{Sse; s ..S posk ~ sarSs ss9a
rough $40 ID bcFo or R,we sie sa5 atHyeS oS
29o9 T.lsay ntavcs, rough, s2i.ooG2aoo DO. GScS
1onr lcaiing 1860 per sat; for hooI nojea sf4' n
@l6 90 per nj pork and dorco poles, So o3aasod
Eao5-untcr tho influence Of m aolyo donan1
ahH moderate ocrnga pFcea wore strong At 14Sl3o
aE sa,es s1 11o'aS y a. q m 90 oz aud a'o casoa at
FEATllEns-1rlno faathera aro III request at full
f9rmsr prices. Other grades ,.nchnneetl. Tho
nt 7ao from rst anda ;iS oSns as preca
as@sso for assoFtod fcatlers mixed festhors S6oSso
a. o1Ken 7a o@ec sa>os Include saos prme 1.-Two geoad
,, FisIIEWerG In good demand at unchanged prices,
saltwater e,crpons Wo1epoat OF lGs 1asf
No sNs5a1yi sors no. msshars whh's' M I Il i,
fsoo@oss No. msoSoie SS sl s;s,aS NG 1nSy
sloro kits sf.a5@1.o0; bnl.k goldfish, ror I0o M ifs
doe fsslii;a ospfR' s rs s' "a: y
@t,oo; LsGrador ,herrtng, rolnl, br, $s0oas.So !:
| doX b1l, $4.95@4 90; box herrins No. l. SIgSSoc:
X IT. sS.taS stsosle ses5fa ts'S' Columbia River 'aon
,rnuiTs AND NuTs-No tmpors.n. change took
place It, tas market. A fair amount Of trading vas done
cs dull Prices wcro gcnerally easy W. omnle:
EoR1IHaN-natcs, B@oc; figs, drums, n@14o; ms,
asn9S sIras sss
aanp!es lsd32oo; Michigan 30. e7o; Western do, 6@do
2os q p1afs,, as, R1ess
sM@9Ae Tsspborries pftted Cherries 2sesaio.
aao. N.,a hbsrts la ieS sunons TsEragona 2
aSs S sas ae;aas, Rsss' ss as11s; %;,as 1s
ton IbGarSss 5ng9; 1ennesaeo poeuls 4Xoo.
tive request r ohoco apes apo aato auS gaaps ~ &c,
and higher hut hero faIr nppiy of common noh lots
and fow casca q ai4Haslpp atrawborrtcs In BAD
par is'e Ut ,smons Il s{so {ss1
so !sos ess AL rsaS ssspSs,
anng, ~! !S3.ooGp 100 Per bunch. -'A'
mUrsTho market sa quiet and rtcea nonainny
TO country brewera 1T 49, Wo q,1oto: Primo Is
0no's1 MsanEn. 959;ase common 2s9soc
moerae business tranaactoi aud yniues wero not
subjected to any pronounced change. Firnnesa chnr
SSssIss S asiao s Fo 51S b, s f.,
ticulaEiy buosant. I've quote Is follows: Ao' p's'
oot4nesaSios6s q gnng. sSSinsM672<@s'9s. S,s3 A., ,
% 5@2sa Prime Rio aood o AS'se az
s1s9sa ss9 s. essjs h,se, ,sSss s, d.
3Ss; aS pris ;i Sstt A.
ns mqSE1.a SSs: faxsjssSs sx%jsS1 Sssssoon TSse Caro-
psowtered md grnnula!ed, l1XGgla:c; 4, standard.
o1efsj?e i!ias ss'sS Is S "a
s9I':s sss e'essss sass
, 1873-05-12

Quiet. 6law1a mil wooons ara ysry tiut1 Fnrci..,
tn ,saat 1tenan tacyc Tho dry goods imports fot
>uo "oek amount to q, ,33G7 7G4 "
, 1873-05-12
LUMBER.

SATURDAY EVENING, May 10.
Tho lumber marriott moro active to-day Tho
offerings not large, but fair Prices arc without
particular change toBts and scannu selling at
9slo25 aud common boards 4. s1o0o@19.5o. An iu-
torlor quality Of lath sold Mt *a35; good lah sell at
$2.5V3?.76. Shingles at S3.0U@a.25 No. do, 81 as
Cargo schr Pauline, from Mlskegon, So m tosta and
ec9ntllng ut $1,000; 81 common boards and Htrna ut
$llo0 20 m lasl Mt $3.50. City Of Erie from Grand
Hasen 100 n boards and strips at ,00 J. Beam Jr
from GRIND Haven, 10 m shingles at 1928 10 N
No. do at $l.35; J. A. Travis, from MusLcgou IS nj
common boards md strips u sll 80 I'm oiss and
acantling ut 5000: 10 II, lath at $3.50; 9. r. Allen,
from Grand Haven, 1,l41 m A shingles at
$500; 1877 N ordinary m lah ut 81 rs; Hub
bard, from Willie Lake, 20 conr8e mixed 1t So 90
sclr pres.lon, from Frankfort % joiss mud scaut!
lnEs at $40. schr hfono1nince from Mnnisteo 925
1n Joiata and seantlng at sl0.2s scllr Raeig from
hanstcc, 14o IN tosts and scantling at $lO25 schr
oDccla. from Manlsee, 1870 IN joiata aud sca,tlinc
Qargely Jolsts} at $1,000 Eliza Day from Idington.
7oo N jolsts and aeantling ut $1,000; Falcon, from
Ludington; e8 m 1osts and scantlrg at $1,000,
LUMBER FlEId1lTB,
Man!stce, $300G3.25 Ludingtou, 800: Muskcaop.
$2.60 oconto, 5o0Gs t,25 Mouoaiinco, S3o0G3325:
rentwator, S27o930o; White Lake, S2.,5 Grand
Haven, $3.50.
At THE YARDS.
Tho market wah lncTe active, tho inquiry being
chle1y confined to tie common. grades Of .builJin4
lumber, Prices lro unchanged. Hard wood was in
moderate domand and steady. Ne quote:
E4rStn nnar an
, 1873-05-12

Sao; oriuoco. a7aoa,
Or; Caiifnrntn A,;yiI:se. 1yGo.
l4H: r,,,wnsi,c,, tGSg nNe,an soo|
Ri. l7i(111lIc eoyo'. S
. holasss,sas III ,;aci, , !, nugas ,.l', !.
stoaly al 7H@amc'se HISsannseas
ee'
now nc-r &tg7.
!, $17.fk. *u,ifS ao,in. extra
t 1uIet h;tf ~. scaor Juno
Ill. Cut rncata su y ueel
1Hn nf,i,sIca - shas,o s,,at,o
short, 9so. I.,rd a,a.se %r,,, .
kettle, 0sS1o.Ic A1'a
! fair to urilna Weatsrn