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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08

N. T., announces hat he will preach Sun
day afternoons at Eldridge Park, a beau
tlful resort two miles from the city, and
that the choir Is TO consist OF a popular
brass band, engaged for the special pur-
pose of playing psalm tunes OF the oc-
casion.
Miss Clara M. Babcock, daughter OF
the pastor of the Warren Street Unitarian
Chapel, Boston, has passed through a
regular course of study In the Divinity
School of Harvard College, and occupied
her fathers pulpit on a recent Sunday,
both morning and afternoon. She in
tends TO study a year in Germany before
entering upon the active work of the min
istry.
Rev. Clarence Fowler, pastor of the
Unitarian church In Laconia, n. H., hav-
ing been taken suddenly sick n Sabbath
morning lately, his wife occupied the
platform and conducted the services in his
place. The local paper says: "No one
was aware of TIE change until she took
her place and announced it. She conducted
with the modesty Of a blushing
girl combined with the ease and
dignity Of a pulpit veteran"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08

hundred and fifty German residents OF
Russia have left in a body for the United
States, because the government declared
them liable 70 enforcement in the military
service.
The Prince Imperial will go to Chisel-
hurst the 18th of August TO receive the
B~onapartists. To make more evident his
assumption of the position of head of the
family, the Empress will 60 to Scotland
10 leave him alone. The Chiselhurst cir
Gle Is extremely active in distributing me-
mortal photographs Of the Emperor
throughout France.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08

The way TO forget all common miser
ies-Wear tight boots.
"A ton of hay sells In Buffalo for twic,
as much as a tor of corn.
Lots of New York school girls haunt
the Tombs to get a sight Of Stokes.
-Buttermilk Is sold at restaurants in
Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit and other
places.
Judy judiciously distinguishes be-
tween the falsetto voice and a false-set-
o'teeth.
"A Chicago attorney, well .'versed' in
rhyme.
The success Of the balloon expert
ment, now on the carpet, will prove
whether or not IL is Wise to cross the At
lantic.
"A Saratoga belle tainted away three
times on learning that her little poodle
dog had been run over and killed.
A New York man has witnessed the
death Of three swans, and he says that
none of them sang before they died.
Hartford claims to have S12. 200. 900
invested in manufacturing enterprises,
besides upward of 81 1000, 900 in banking
and insurance.
The Hartford insurance companies
have contributed $4,000 toward the
100000 for the detection and punishment
of incendiaries.
AT last a milk-and-water man has
been found and fined. His name was Holt,
he lived in Boston. and $500 was the pen
atty for ~swindling his customers.
New Jersey people don't say %.liar"
right out, butremark: "Sir, you remind
me of my lamented brother, who could
pervert truth with the greatest of ease"
1t is believed that the compass of the
City of Washington was affected by the
steel on board. The power of steal COM
passes the destruction of too many things
now-a-days.-Graphie.
The market is very well supplied with
berries. The new worm that comes with
them this year is rather acid in flavor, and
not altogether unpleasant. - Danbury
Netos.
A frontier correspondent who saw
Captain Jack after his capture. writes that,
In his opinion, the Modoc Chiefs appear
ance would have been vastly improved
II he had been washed before he was
The Enterprise, a Minnesota paper,
was sued for i've thousand dollars dam
ages, and the jury returned a verdict of
cents. The plaintiff then tried to
whip the defendant and was half killed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08
Personal and Literary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Logan sail for
France in August, and mean TO stay there
two or three years.
Paul Morphy, it is said, will 90 to the
Vienna Exposition TO enter the chess con
test for the 5 1000 prize.
DR.. Mary Walker was arrested i'm
Baltimore the other day for appearing in
mans clothes, but was soon released.
The statue of William III. Seward to
be erected in Central Park, New York,
will be In sitting posture, and sixteen
and one-half feet high.
The London lady whom Joaquin
Miller Is to marry Is Miss Hardy, the
novelist, and daughter of Sir Thomas ID.
Hardy, long employed in the Office of the
Master of the Rolls, and himself a learned
historiographer.
MIR. George Francis Train Is laid up at
Hamburg in Germany with chills and
fever contracted while imprisoned in the
Tombs. He has been confined To his bed
room there for weeks and his condition is
represented as precarious.
The old Walworth mansion in Sara
toga has a deserted look, being occupied
only by Mrs. Chancellor Walworth, the
aged grandmother of Frank. She is eighty
years old. Her hair is silvered, but she Is
still a ~fine-looking woman.
MIR. A. Il. Stewart is accompanied on
his trip to Europe by his physician, DIR.
Mercy, of Fifth avenue; but his journey
is for recreation. rather han health. He
will visit Paris. London, Switzerland. and
Italy, and perhaps inspect the Vienna
Exposition.
At the funeral of Mrs. Utica V. Claflin
Booker, a sister of Mrs. Victoria G.. Wood
hull, in New York, there was no display,
Grape, no indication OF death about the
house. The corpse was attired in a pink
wrapper, with lace encircling the mech
and wrists, and was quietly buried with
out any of the usual .'hollow mockery at
tending display funerals"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08
The Women OF the South.

Upon a recent occasion in Washington,
Judge Embry, in introducing a lady from
Mississippi to an audience of ladies and
gentlemen, paid the following handsome
tribute to the women of the South. He
said:
Ladies' and Gentlemen Twenty years
ago all the Southern States were repre-
sented at this Capital by many of the
loveliest and most accomplished ladies of
America. They were indeed the queens
Of American society i'm the highest INTEL
lectual culture, and in more than ~princely
bearing or oriental beauty. But war,
with the d~evastations that follows In its
train, has, for more than a decade, swept
with relentless fury over all the fair and
fruitful fields of the South. Ii has DESC
lated countless homes, curbed many no.
BILE ambitions, crushed many bright hopes
and anticipations, reduced to poverty and
want thousands reared In affiuence and
wealth, and has hung the symbols Of
mourning throughout all that sunny land.
This will not last always. Such a land,
with such a soil and climate, and, above
all, such a race of people were not des-
tined by God and nature to utter ruin.
The South will rise again. Her stricken
and wasted fields will ripen again with
their golden harvests, and her gardens
will send the fragrance of their flowers
over all the land. She will rise from her
sorrow and humiliation, from her poverty
and her ashes, because her very ashes
will enrich her."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08
School and Church.

i oirVe l,3OO persons in Geneva have
~ Snsl Ihe Liberal Catholic order under
Ne lead OF Pere Hyacinthe.
Miss Jennie McKinstry, of Mattoon,
= a candidate for Superintendent OF
"'.e schools in Coles County. Ill.
u-hrs. Susan Willis. of Charlestown.
Tas mas contributed 500. 600 to the re-
~. y, Indebtedness of Carleton Col
otI,Ihe experiment recently made in
mo n placing women at the head of ali
nonn rcn9ols below the high schools Is pro-
"Ounced a decided success.
rIhere are eighty-three women in the
~ tt..Isity OF Ann Arbor-forty-two in
~ literary department, thirty-seyen in
-e medical, and four in the law.
-i'ev Thomas X. Beecher, of Elmira,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08
Foreign Items.

The wine served at the dinner of the
Shah with the Prince of Wales dated back
to 1850.
England is beginning to be alarmed
nc the rate of emigration among her
farmers. They prefer to crop out.
1t Is stated that the Queen has given
Alfred and the Grand Duchess Marie Al
exandrowna.
While the Shah was in England, by
express command several noted prize
lighters appeared before him In Buck
ingham Palace and exhibited their skill.
lie was delighted and the Queen dis
gusted.
"A st. Petersburg letter says four
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08

"A Buenos Ayres correspondent mar
rates the particulars Of the discovery, In
a province Of the Argentine Republic, of
q wonderful gold mine, said to be the
richest in the world. One-half Of the
site of the mine has been sold, according
to the narrator, for 500, 100000.
, 1873-07-03

Iov!athsn will rrncoed With tho vestot to DoErot. +,
Though leaking ny, tic Grant ia nad 10 10 IN good
condition er rail- dec, md hpperwoFkh, except tho
Cal1nt which was washed on, remaining Intact,
The now ac>ir E,nnn O. 1iutchnaon, Of Dl0volana,
Ia going Into tho grain tro. Bho carrios about CO.
1u OF corn. Tho l1utchlnHou hna Just nrrlvcfl At
Cleveland with O8o gross tons iroii-oro from Mar
1T 10 est,tnatod that soo ooo It Of 1nnhcr p.ascd
Detroit during tho forty eight hours terminating Mon~
tay evening. Tho BfeAser portion WIN On board Of
GTho buffalo Ftnrtss says Ehe Captain Of Tho
sfooro renprts 10 Mr Balcntino, who ii ot rroacnt
stopnng horc that tho nrrt warning they had Of tbs
Rlttn was the BnilH and naala going by tho board.
Tho sauall had mol even boen fot on deck when tho
1aes went over, Tho foreast broke oH ahout twenty
fcct from deck; tho 1nanmast about twcf!tS feat be-
low tn orossrgos and thu Iizzcn top~nRst was car-
ric away Tho sails and rigging wero al saved. For-
tunnte1y no ono WAS injured, Now n1hata will ba
nut In and nil necessary repaira dnne hero.
About one year Hincb Capts Nicholaon ana Hack"
o Of this cy took soundlngs Of Stony !eaud cross-
Ing, btadan which ia regarded ~ tho n1oat dan.
CORONA point on the Detroit River. Il 10 here thaf
steamers aud vessels tho canno It B the ahoal
eat plnee In tho Detroit niver tho bottom rocky and
receny so1ne Vessels and steamers have struck aeav.
deepest wntor and have It properly boyed and saked
out 70 hsyo lEhts for tho night and the samo to bn
looked after from day to day. These arrsngenonta
woro carefully carried OUT and Mr. Franh HAekott nut
In charge OF tho same, but, ~ thcro wero few who
maintained thnt tho aoundinHs wore not correctly
taken, 1t nos supported, md In time they
moved. Tho United States survey 10 1T present taking
sonndlngn ut the cfoaslug and confirm the correctness
| Of thos0 taken last ycar.--Detroft Tribune.
, 1873-07-03
MONEY AND COMM ERCE
MONETARY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jnly 2.

wEpsEapAr EVENING, July 2.
Mouoy continues to nceannlato IN .ho enassi KS,
anf1 tho demand soetls to diminish, Many Of tho
huu,fa woutd DO glad to loan for sixty days on
colntorals at por cont. Tl1oro Inns alBo boon
vorv markod docroaso IN tho applications to aav-
ings banks for loaus on roal eatnto. Tho great
bulk Of tho do1nnnd from parties VINO wshsoa
such loans aa a u,cans Of rebuilding tliolf honses
DESTROYED In tho flro was met ncarly year ago,
md tho applications hayo boon gradually dlrain-
ishing over sinco. ,,.
New York exchange was woakor to-tlny, with
sales ut from par to Csc per 81, 600 promlum.
Friday bcing q legal holiday, oil paper nnetur,
mg In bank on tho It'll will bo legally due md
payable Oh Thursday, July O. aud, IT not paid
liable to protest.
aAv1NuH DANK REPORTS.
The following is a condonscd summary OF the
,oa1ino ito,ns in tho Quarterly reports Of the
lealug sayings banks Of Chicago: There arc
several amnllor Institutions, but the following
nnes hold about fourllftha Of all the savings oe'
y,ca1fH In tho CITY:
, 1873-07-03
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were filed for rec
ord On Wednesday, July q:

Tho following Instruments were filed Tor rec
ord On Wednesday, July2:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lots 50 md ST. in Block 35, sheled's Addition. dated
Feb. IS; consideration, 1900. ..-....
Indiana av bet Tweny y-eighth and Twenty ats.
" Z, 25xl77 1t, dated May consideration, $4,000.
Curtis at, bet Late and Randolph, y I, 221123 IT,
07ts %sat NJ Washington st, cor Wood st H. soNto
'!Iy aitt e. IL ass 1dou da.oa
jay. lo coEa,tlsratioa sa 8 2o9 :. q, T., no,n,.,.
ssfIes is s,no ~ so0 3d. H. aaea juno 10; eon'd
Bryant ". " Of aud near y.neennes sv.ns, 60 rte
'ss ss asssq ut NV ddeaso ~ ND
to allsy. dated Jan. consideration, 8 $50:
IT, %Ss dsted asS 97 des 1Rss
Lot ., IN Iloei !, in Waliers part ot nvx seos1,
81 T. s'ss e WIZ bsss IT, e. dated
April19 consideration 1000.
we. w nqron st near COZ o. essolsy lex IT.
wcst Lake 81 of aud near ! Lineon @ st. T. Lot ~
Lot Oh Vt 1T Centre av md Throop ut, aud 900 II
Of ef.sisn Essn1 It 2s'la'K IT, dated March s0o'd
351l2s 4 sa!olnins heaDove, dated March s;oon~
Iot Il Eol in Block s1 innw OF sso al, 50, II,
Lots, III Block 2, Of Miller Z lsigdon's ss4swA
q NV Fec H. 49, L. dated Juno II confederation
Dous!as Park boulevard, bet Keazic and Douglas
Pasa ay, T. n,1d Of ssaAaoa IT, dated July L; oou-
aensya It, 80 10 9. wsatorn y, I, k2s1l2s +.
dated June 20 Is Neonsiderstlon 1870:
July l; consideration, s1.o6e.
eighth - II fl to ai1oy, datod hay a: cousdera-
Thirty.nrpt st, % $40 # Of lubbs Ut, T. 26x12o
It, dated hIay i: consideration, $50.
LIT g. II BLOCK T. y 600. 7, 50. II, dated April Ii;
Lot q, in same block dated Fob. Is: consideration,
s2soo. /.
We; ,sas9a IT ees e % IT. dasd
0od it, ot aud near Harrison Ut, VT, Lot u, with
b1d1ng d datoa d 5%ne 70 e copsideratio3 g &c.,
TORS Block 81 sec S. ~ H. dated April /; considera-
n fsS @s ae e I co sSr cot ct i ss ss a9 Soea
d.tsa June ?; oeneideratiou, ;3,auo.
Eot n a saaa dstea ay al consideration,
Lot soof Iots 50 to 81 ia Diock 81. soo !, a. il,
ased suns IL; oo1sde1ation' s aG2 n,,r
% to alley Win improvements, dated May 20; con-
MSssIss sor Of Weed IT Tot i dss Il resssss sd
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS. ......
#, datol Aplil h eonaldsretion. s2so. ,.o-,oo,
Wood It, 90 # of Fittythlrd st, " I, 6oz12tB II
e'ss %soa sn ID sSa,'s1stSe y Fysa sS it. as11ax
Lots to il Ia Wooiwopti,s | Iois II md 10, in Now
ball st u .R soo l6 49, II, dated June 10; conaid
IL u = ~ oes IS, Essndale. datod May 40; oon.I
Lot ~ OF block 9, In steyens' part Of " seo So
10. ", dated May 1b; consideration, Il GOO.
, 1873-07-03

md e o which eao aasty fef Tho ,gae ds,s e
III Milwaukee 10 No. =, No. ., and rejected. othnf
largo shipments haye sst tho seuse fste. aud nntn
dealers ayo Inquired into tho matter and ataprc this
particular swtnae they indapoRcd 70 operate ex-
cert at largo mnrgin Priced nre therefore cntlfcy
nominal ut presout.
All OF which tonds to Bhow that our Chicago
inspection IL not tho only ono With Which fault
iH found. F"
E1u1H cnEEsE AND nurrEn nfAnnEr.
II Tho Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
Nineteen factories wcto represented on INC l'oaEn on
Tueslay, with offerings Of 2,380 boxes. balcs wero
12o boxes at 104@l0Ao Ier M including ee,a'nln- nh
stons. Agoo fcslipg oxtstod. hhctofe8 ara hai se'
Ing up worry olosn. opo+1's4''
LATEST,
III the afternoon whoat waa In light re1noht
and SO lower on tho August option, closing at
Sl.l6N seller tho month, aud s11eh@l.1aM hSlleT ~
August. Corn was In moderate domand and
@]5o lower, oloslng ut 3i@3lAo aoller me
month, and b796c seller August. In provisions
sales were FsEo5od Of 600 h. s 0na n psfsk psS So1t
Hgaat ~ o9 raortod for whoat to Buffalo u
capacity, il, 900 ub.
, 1873-07-03
MARlNE-


ARRIVED. July 4.
scow Harmonic. Honth Haven, So y n Lumber, lumber.
Schr j, +. WMrl White Lake. 90 m lumber.
SrAr Com, 9augatnck, 70 eds alaea:
echr Fannie and Floy, 9augasuck, 10 N lumber $50 m
schr ssrdiinta, Manisteo, 1so m lumber.
1arge wolverine, Grand Haven, 100 N lumber, 700 m
Prom roieIo. % bualo Is brls sugar, ~ pigs high
schr Guido, st. Joseph, 50 m lumber.
aow 66as 9saef Ms Re so g uSes 50 m m
Bchr Harn,ony Miniatee, 900 m lumber, 20 Il, lath
sclr Hubbard. Muskeson, 90 n 7a;l.srah lumber.
gehs PerSs shsson 11e as '@bss ir'nsr
Bchr st. putor, Muskegon, 130 m lumber.
8chr Ootavia, Muske9ont 125 tn lumber
scnr Falcon, L,ldington, 11s n. lumber.
schr Kate Lyons, Muskegun, 2op m lumber.
Barge Cleveland henomtneo, 100 m lumber, 100 m
achr Two brothers, Menon,inoe, 1855 m lnmber.
schr Ells Elsnv vood who River no m lumber 2s N
stmr Corona, ST, JOSEPH, 751 cascs fruit,
stmr BROOKLYN, ogdensburgh, 16l bdla Iron, and SUM-
scnr Cecilia N1uakogon, 40 m lumber 10 N rickets
secw Annie Tent! aanl.es 1a9 ~ nmSss; ,ans,
schr eea Gem, Two Rivers Is m lumber.
Sthr g. Gordon, Bontou Harhor IS III lumber.
barge Adya9se, Pe.httgo go go lHn6sr: n,%a:
stmr shoboyean, Two RireFs, zig cases bor7iea and
sehr Myrtle. aiuskegou, 1870 m lumber.
schr Truman Moss, Muskegon, 40 m lumber.
tchr Speed, nluskegon, 100 m lumber,
schr North Cape, Fensaukec, 500 m lumber:
schr Minnesota, Menominee' 1so m LUMBER 2oo N
schr Alvin Bronson, Menomlneo, 1870 N lumber.
RcSP ofss. rs m 80
seehr asn. Grant, A1anl.ee 200 m:lanbsr: ,,, ,,u.
Prop shckluna, Montreal o.65 III shlnglsa 160o basa
lalt, nnd aundrics.
NIGHT ARRIvALB.
I Htmr huskeRou, Grand Haven, sundrie9.
Prop cuDa, Daaio 3a1 brls sugar laa pks, hardware
and sundrios. .
, 1873-07-03

ffShS Erhhs &c HND TiNNEn sTotoK-ere % n ao1 I
.4ss s;s T. :sss.s q :s sS ;s
ill.,, &C. ssi.: :1s IT. IL
rates "'s'. 'ren
'9 E1 s'aeq, i,nosNo 2a@2
~ ,da Mo- ~ a ILL., Me ill., T. 'o' a''0ah'
oornr1NGoppor 5s II. ~ T Sooin' 4oe b:.zer u
47s ti4ned osppor 400; psni4ilod copper, AGO; DO
Wnz@a e {, "a; ., g. md . l9s - to T. 31s;19'
loa IT, M 2o1 f ~ nsn1s 1as y Ror cent di'-
weak Il sta7N ratea 1o@sS per tee. 1ates;
q ss, g q S ia q d. 4: ' sass IL
tho SHfn even prees Seins aheroa to MAMMA rors,
e; :: si;s 81;
ocsfso e a2a!sS Gssdn ts1, IT, eSsos Sss sS.vv' p
o1fg@oaroon xss vsSk a snd lover owing ss&a'os t9
,iet and utoady. Following arc tho prices current:
Carbon 1s$o e.trs ssa s3a o a2G J, ~; 3, s. S19
sas foo o gnl;
Ss III rs,$2v sss5 a. y 5sns s ntafsans sts ss
rottLritY-caod sized spriug and old enickens met
Wiz ao.rS 4 8 Sst tupfavsn ss snsns Eses
l
springs Of t35o@3.62K; coops ut $2.7593.oo; 10
coops Mt 500; 2eoopa small ns $i.7S:,
dclnand al 81 25alsd per bu, Or $3oo@50o per bsl.
/ Old are 1uotab1e ,Yoak ntooo OF, track.
HEEDs-Thore waa no ohanGc TO note. Tho 90.
prices Millet ind Hungarian tu and, being in
'sn s ads % 4 Tes
easy ut 90. Sales comprise bags timothy at
tai5 Il t.ss as atsl.eo; 1s bags Hungarian at TOO
| IA bags miet ut 60c.
| BALT-The demand continues active. and tho mar
ket nrm. at the givon rates onondaga and Saginaw
@, $2.10; ground noar, 91l0 dniry, without bags
per sack, S5.ooG5.2 Turk'a 1aand. t2.oo. '
mentions mattor Of HOWL thu arrival in New York
Of small lot Of now teas "ihe frat Of tue Roason
This ia all we'll enough. but ono Of Our ontorpra!ng
nr,ns-Mcsars. Allon, coryell 4 co.-hayo for nurn
her Of days past been showing naptcs Of NOW teas Of
tlleIr own diroct importation. via san Franclsco
Tho demand for hho gouda continues stead!l,
arc arc quiet and easy;s wo a',oto Young Gyson
common 10 fair. 4s@55c; DO good, 60 g zoo
do choice to o1tra fine, 95c0Ss1.l0; common to fn'
to eholea do, aocas1.i0; fair 10 goad gunpoH.ler
7oc9$l.00; clloicn linBauey, s1.15@l,20; extra Mo
yuuo, $1+3J@l.i0 choice TO extra now Japan. 9ocG
10 1sa os e H.
oolong, asG5s6o; good, o5eao: coice 70 o1tra, sac
$1.00.
$50 niapo' $3.50; hickory sio.6o alabs $500 dc
yEdErADLEs-Tho receipts woro rathos light, an'
ali fresh stun sold readily at tho quoted prleeH: peas
s1oo@l.5o por bu: atrlng hoans, 81 90 cuen,roora
4o@50c per doz; new onione, per brl cut
hago, 0jca4l.e5 ror doz; turnips, 3ue950o per doz
beets, s30o@4oo rer hrl tomatoes, Si.5oGS2.oo pe
wooI-was in light request, aud weak wo ropea
quotations
, 1873-07-03
Mfgf,CllRI1C0RtEs

The now achr North Capo came Into port yestortlay
uorllinn Bhe mas built ut Dupors hy hls SoroAson
FOR Messrs johnson Peterson, OF Chicago and hltea
ouk by Mesurs Gilbert, Hubbard Co., OF this CITY,
Mor dimens!vua are 16a foet length Of keel 50 feet
bea. ii 4 foot hold; tonnage 425 tons, now oasre-
nsnn. cost about $4,000 The NORTH Cape ~ VII , g3
Into tho grain rnae, aud u IL expected thst sue VIII
carry about 1000 bu. She IL Rsiied by Capt. A. 10
te1sun, one Of tho oNnere.
Tic fraue Of mammoth vessel. which measures
180 feet veal is being laid Ut Depn1o.
Tho ycAr Seaycr, coldcA with tho tug Louie Dolc
yht]o unteriug tho harbor carly yesterday mosning ~
a fou Tho sShr Lost hur STAN aud bolNtay8s aud Sho
tug wua somewhat Injured. -, x-. ~.
Tho cargo Of railroad Iron recovered from tho
wrecked schooner r. Kanter has been landed a. the
South bIsntou Island by t4a tug Lesisthan, nna Will
10 shipped to Uhseego soon. ,,o,, ,,.a
-Yhs Captain of Tho tug Ida IT, Leo ans Dosn nnea 1
$50 liz tho unpd atacR Inspectors of al1lTaukeo ior
falling to answer sgnsa given In lassln8 ny tAs Psop
1rousldes, % required by law. -
-nlesura, parsona Il Humble, OF 9u1a'o, hsYa On
Tho stockp 1t their yard at Tonswandn now vasaol
whtch il to be of uianatoth proportions IAe carry
Inn capacity will be 600 bu Of corn. Tho ScsSo 70
i,e ehanel from the sano nlouds AZ tho beautiful
schr Litcor1n recently launched FROM the same yard
alI Ii calculated to hRyo her out about the Int Ut
| ~Tha TUG I6ya.han went into Msckinaw on the
9TH having Ia tow tho schr w. g. asaA, which won,
sshors sbot ave Miles from Frankfort laat fA Abop
500 tons Of COIL remained in the schooner, which !:
bo!ua unloaled upon Tie dock. Whom ready, ns
, 1873-07-03

MU0B--Fsrnnpsa again prevailed III tbs hog..MArkes.
The fact tlat the receipts again light and tho
weather cool and favorable tor tandug stock, uced
confident feeling all around, and tha adEanceh prices
tion m acye shipping demand local buyers opeEs-
I'D with nero than tsual fEeedol and by the nllldle
bud becn picked up, talps mstn4 1t S42a84 for ill.,
, 1873-07-03

We're quotablo trm At 6ko for and % for wheat
by sail TO Buffalo, with few vessels Offering. Lower
lake freigs wore nonltna,ly unchanged. The eugage
,pents reported wora: To Enthusiastically ANA
zeu, corn. ut 64e prop Cuba. oats through rats to
New York Prep MohaTh s9sa hsoqsh hpoah TO-
noa,on. To sarnia-Prop 3. r. Wade, corn through.
To Erse-prop Japan tyeeicrdoy>, oats through rate
bu oats Tie schr Lbblo Nau waa taken tor wheas, tn
tho attseneon to pna0 At o.; sapasty ~
Bon coal to milwaukee, $1.O0 per ton, free Z: bark
Tauner, COAL Erie 10 Mllwautes, si2s nes ton, ftee
bark Elizabeth Jouos coal to Chicago, Stoo per ton,
Chicago, tl3o per ton FREQ. Prop. Inte1-osean Aid
bsrga Areonauf arc chartered for coy e Chicago at
igM scIr G. O. Mcisel, 1ayoaa Iron to st. Clair 1t
ii. 90 soAr La Petite cult 10 Toledo 1t &c.
, 1873-07-03
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July q.
rho rnceints Of iyo-gtock stnee Saturday ayc been

IOthl. 4b1u. 4O4oo
CATTLE~-Thc aupply Of 6ock was again moderate,
but this favorable circumstance norc than coun
erbalunced by tho undesirable quality of the stock
offered for aal and to disconraging reporte from tho
East, Now York and Albany being qnotedi 1lp lower
than last week. while adylcea from other points Hero
scarcely ess unfavorabe That not only were sellers
unube to gain sny advance, but, If We except choice
gradeB toy unable eYeu 70 susta former rates.
The supply Of thin stock continues in e1cesh Of tbs
demand, and pgtcea remain weak and variable.
Dutehera conhne their purchases chiefly 70 TeKas
possible roalize ut any fair price, being all
that butchers willing to pay for common TO extra
cows aud poor to fatrish ateera aud oxen stockars
woss In better request than on Yesterday OF Monday
but they from being active, sud sates dragged
Ut s,s0a375 for common to medium, lots averaging
from 100 to ESQ bs aud at 30 for fair to really
good droves Of heavior average, The extremn range
81 tho dsy's salcs was $abo@o.4o thought compare
tiyoly few sold under $3.50 and not many abose s. 80
Is Mclean County stesrs fed by D. r psisss Aaother
they selling very ohoico bunch OF old steers ut
$a35. Thoy wsra fed by Charles Howell, Of Henry,
Ill, for nIowry. IIawkine l. Co., Of Genesoo. Nicos
Addema al.o woro the holdora Of a tine drove. for
which thoy found buyer at $3.50. Tho market closed
stRsfv.