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The New York herald., 1873-11-23

GREAT BARGAINS
IN SILK.
CASHMERE and
POPLIN
WALKING SUITS,
FINE BEAVER
sACQUEs.
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, Ao.
FoRMER PRICE $40 and s2A
REDUCED TO $l2
FINE CASHMERE
AND SILK SUITS,
REDUCED TO sa and ssa
SILK COSTUMES
REDUCED TO
$50
II ALTMAN Co,
33l and a3 SIXTH AVENUE, .....
near Twenty first sueet
, 1873-02-23

ming, and Who, II he does rob the rich at ilegiti
mate games, amuses himself by giving the pro
ceeds to the poor, after the fashion OF Robin
Hood. The story in Tub Post vas to the effect
that an Evanston man gambled away his vife's
money, and a.person named Dan Kellogg, the
dealer Ut a::West Side gamin-ghouse, was ar
Michael stated that tho best thing the Court
could do would be to send the worthless Evan
stoninn to the Bridowell, and teach him not to
hang around gaming As for himself;
ho would pay the wife the 375 she had lost, and
give her 525 to boot. Thezeupon the
Court fined the husband. But the
generosity Of the big-hearted Michael will not
seem so great when it ia stated that he is the
owner Of the house where Kellogg dealt, and
that the money which the wife had lost went
into his own pocket, and he merely gave her
back her own. Angry with the husband for
prosecuting, he had him sent to the Bridewel,
gambler, he secured the insertion Of The para- r.
graph in the Post
, 1873-02-23
THE DlSTllLERY FIRE.
Further Particulars of the Burning Of
Leitch &; T6Wnsend's Whisky
Manufaet0ry.
The Loss About 500, ,00o---No In.
aurance---Narrow Escape Of
1000 Cattle.

The burning Of the distillery Of Leitch l.
Townsend formerly Leitch & Woo1nan) ut the
Stock Yards, on Friday night, reported in yes
terdAFs TRIBUNE, did not result in as much loss
as WAS at first anticipated. In conversation
with one Of the owners of the property yester-
day afternoon, our reporter learned that the
total loss in the destruction Of the build
ing, machinery, and stock will reach
e35.000, upon which there was no in
surance. There were no cattle burned,
but, of the 1850 head in the pens,
$50 were turned loose on the prairie, and have
not been recovered These, with two oars, one
belonging to the Chicago, Danville Il Vincennes,
and the other the property of the Chicago, Rock
Island d Pacific, and large quantity of malt
and corn which WaB stored in the building with
the boarding-house OF David Sterritt, valued at
5000, will make the total loss fully 800, 900.
The proprietors have no information concern
'ng the origin of the fire. It was first discovered
II the ycast-maker, about half-past II
O'Clock, in the matt room on the second
floor, where there had been no fire
Binco 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
The danes spread with such rapidity that the
yeast~mlter had not reached the ground floor
until the 7hole Of the second story was in flames,
and severaA explosions had occurred. Word was
at once dispatched to Fro Marshall Williams to
send out an enkine. He replied by sending the
"ahpanseh en6ne and = Babcock mounted on
wheels, and but tsr these the sheds, containing
1,o5o head OF ca.le, would have burned, with
their contents. F..m these the flames could
easily have spread to the long rows Of sheds in
the htock fsEds, and " extended, until the whole
would have been destro-ed
The distillery had beer in operation about i've
years, and WAS flied with 9rst-class machinery in
every department. It hal capacity Of $500
bushels Of grain d day, butwas CONSUMING. at
the time OF its destruction, About 600 bushels
each twenty-four houre.
The proprietors OF the dHillery will not.
probably, rebuild it, the location not having
proven very advantageous for ths requirements
OF the business.
, 1873-02-23

Wheat vas active, and irregular, averaging
market for seller March, which was almost the
only thing dealt in, opened At S1.2024, advanced
under fair inquiry from the short interest to
$1.21H, and settled down steady to s1.211K,
where It stood about o'clock. Then. q promi-
nent operator came in and sold right and left at
e121, disposing Of nearly 15o, 900 bu at that fig
u1e. mostly in 5000 bu lots to different parties
The market closed 1T s1.21H- Seller the month,
or cash, sold early at 91.2o, advanced to 81 2ls,
and closed nominal At 51.203<@1. q. Seller
closed It 81. .2s55S No. spring was nominal at
e1.2o; No. do at S1.03; md rejected do at SIC.
There Was good deal Of animated discussion
, 1873-02-23

We may be too harsh and hasty IN our criti-
cisins upon the action OF the Poland Committee.
There are some reasons for believing that it aas
been discovered in Washington that Congress-
men and public men are nll a1ike sud that it Is
best to 60 through the List in nearly alphabetical
order. There is no other rational philosophy for
singing out Ames and Brooks as the foremost
sinners. II this not irrational rule is observed
the 8niler's turn will come pretty soon. Like
wise that Of Dawes, and Garfield, and Kelley, etc.
Bingham seems to have been reserved for 9 &c.
Terer nuniahnent.- Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
, 1873-02-23
M'D0NRLD'S "GENER0StTY.7

Yesterday evenings Post contains g1orihca-
tion notice OF that notorious and disreputable
gambler, Mike Mcdonald, which, since it is head
ed 81 gamblers generosity and not 9: q raid
notice." may mislead the public, and induce
them to believe that Michael is a nob1e-hearted
sort Of fellow more sinnod against than Rin-
, 1873-02-23

and shipping account, and under light receipts
[on1y abous 8, 600 arrived) there WAS firm feel
ing. sales we're readily effected at s425@4.3o
for common, coarse, uneven, and rough mixed
lots; at s4.S5@4. 40 for medium, and at S4.45@
$4.65 for good to extra. Most Of the transac-
tions we're within the range OF 94.40@4.55. The
market closed firm at tho above quotations.
, 1873-02-23
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EvEsNo, Feb. %.
To-day was observed as holiday by al the
banks and in financial affairs generally in this
city. There we're no quotations from New York,
and no business Of Importance was transacted
there.
We repeat our quotations OF local stocks
printed this morning for the close Of the week:
, 1873-02-23
COMMERCIAL.

/ SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. q.
| This being the anniversary Of the birth OF
/ Washington, was formally observed as holiday
| in commercial circles. Tho Board OF Trade
| Rooms we're closed, and no statistics were made
up, but there WAS liberal gathering Of operators
in the Corridors and wheat traded in to fair
extent. There WAS little else done to-day in
produce; but the street markets wero active to
| about the usual extent, We reproduce quotations
| from this mornings list, where nothing was
done to-day, for the information Of those who
wish to compare prices on Monday. There we're
no quotations from other points to influence our
markets..
Highwines wero nominal at Sic per gallon for
round lots, With 874e generally asked for lots Of
ping margin to New York at our quotations.
Dressed hogs we're nominal at $5.25 per 100
Tbs for heavy, and $3.50 for light.
Lake freights arc quoted firm at 1214c bid for
corn by sail to Buffalo, and holders probably
willing to accept above 1sc, though lie il the
nominal asking price. Only about dozen vcs-
Eels hare been chartered thus far, to load soon
as possible, and sail on the opening Of naviga-
ton. Most if not all Of these will load from the
Illinois Central elevators. For vessels not now
in this port there is not much inquiry; but one
charter has been effected within few days past
at So; generally asking 10c-
Provisions we're quiet but strong at the quo
tations of Friday. No transactions were reported
b1EopI 1I6 BALI u A1u tIS 4Alu1 h6AcA AaIEu, A1
$765 per 100 TBS which WAS probably outside of
thomnrket. Holders Of all descriptions Of products
Beem to expect further advance before long.
Tho market closed at the following range Of
prices: Meas pork, cash OF seller February,
$12.95@13.0o; do seller March, $500; do
aoller April, $13:so@13.s2h; do seller May,
s13.5o@ls.eo; prime mess, sl1.75@12.oo; extra
prime, s9.50@9.75. Lard, cash. ors seller February,
s7.co@7.62N; do seller sd March, 27s27f@7 IS;
7.95. Green hams at 91s@9Ac for 16-fb aver
ages. and 8T@8s4c for 18-ib averages. Sweet
picked hams 1@11zc above the price Of
green. Green shoulders, *7kc;, do rough sides,
SIC; do short ribs ehc; do sho1t clear, 64c;;
ders; 6N@635c for long clear; 611@6s4c for
short ribs and 64@G;se for short clear: Boxed
shoulders, 4alc. English meats, SIC for
Cumberlands; 6Hc for short ribs &c for
short clear 10@1016c for long cut hams. Bacon
is quoted ut 55c for shoulders, 7Ac for clear
ribs, 80 for short clear, and l1@19c for
hams, all packed. Mess beef, S8.50@9.00;
extra mess do, s9.50@10.00; beef hams, s28.00
@29.50. City tallow, 711@7s<c; grease quota
ble at 516@61lc.
The following we're tho receipts and shipments
of provisions for the week and since Oct. %, as
, 1873-02-23

st. Louis i Springfield E<pross,
KAnsas City Fast Express, via
Jacksonville, ILL.,, and Loui.i-
Wenona, Lacon, Washington Ez-
press {Weatern Division. ......
Joliet 4 Dwight ACCUMULATION
St. Louis + Springfield Lightning
Express. vin Main Line, and also
via Jacksonville Diyiafou.
Kauzas City Express, vta jack
sonvil1e, ILL.,, 4 Louisiana, Mo. :.
Jefferson City Express.
PeortA, Keokuk / Bur1'n Ex.....
, 1873-02-23

J. M. REYNOLDS,

Auctoueer will sell at 572 West Erto-st. the entlre
household effects Of family declining housekeeping
Wednesday, Fob. e, at 10 .. N.
j. l.. REED Sale4rau.
, 1873-02-23

EDaiy, ria Main Limo, and daily except Saturday, va
Jacksonville Division. It Daily, via Main L4ns, and daily
except Monday. via Jacksonville Division
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Onion Depot, Madieon oad Canal-ss Ticket Qes
81 Hest .Nadtson-sf. and at Depot.
, 1873-02-23

5000, Traders' insurance Co. ut 100.
$3,100 Chamber Of Commerce at 81.
1850 Gas Light i Coke Co. at 108.
, 1873-02-23

Lard, ios............ e05,s30 688, ,596 15,T23,34e
Sine Oct. &c, Same tte<
Beet, brls......... 10 17,1ss sa,1ss
cotk cot meats h., Is 49, 81
Lard, 2,94l 1889 49,7s5, ,238 49,588,861
In the receipt Of meats, it is understood that
one OF the leading 1oads includes carcass beef in
it's report. Tho shipments Of meats and lard
are understood to bc gross weight.
Henry Milward i Co. write as follows:
Notwithstanding our receipts Of hogs have been
larger than anticipated the demand for both bulk
and barreled meats for both home and foreign con-
sumption has been 80 urgent and constant that any
lower prices arc regarded unlikely while the friends
Of the trade feel moat hopeful to the future The
large orders which daily reaching US from Eng
and from tho South and the assured feeling TINT the
crop will not be more than sufficient to supply the
operators sanguiae OF lucrative results. The ahip
euts from tho seaboard astonsh every oue while oar
sitnss reet E; Sn t. ths IN
day {oteeryed general hoday) the shipments for
the wedk hsve not been summed up and divided, as
Of the Board Of Trade show that for vo days, the
shipments Of cured meats add up 63s ns and Of
lard about 5000 tieFces.
orately well. The great trunk lines have resumed
business and will not it Is to bo hoped, allow them
selves become hapered again and freights through
Va New York Tho advance in all products has been
very general, but most steady In dry salted mea,s
Mess pork 7avered slightly 10 the early part Of tie
week, but the depression, which was caused by the
manipulation Of speSaatoEs W. @ merely tennorars
moro legitimate baeis than during the present
Tho purchases OF meas pork have been mostly made
With view to providing for future consumption and
chases viii probably all be received and stored for
consumption snd the short secra for April and May
deyery may not ind the country packers In position
to come to their aid they did last year. Tho packing
to Tx present time up COO, against
in 1872, and 81, ,92e In 1871.
Flour was Inactive, not = single transaction
beinr reported. There WAS no change in prices.
We flote that California flour is being sold freely
in Omaha, and at other points in that vicinity,
while considerable quantities have recently
passed through Chicago o to the Eat 9ns none f1
about freights. The roads from Omaha TO Chi
caco all demand full rates, while flour holders
otter the pro rata terms accepted BY those roads
on through freights. The following were the
o4ofS1
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stand from Under.

p.F.ans Inl,ttet III tn t'afteF IN mite
Iasi IT, a. ta l4l4f8tFe tAs I'll Will tahr
llnn AL lih.ais hHisaA ti,t I'LL Aneh paper
unl.sr l.nil naN H lua III As Atsn ~ dur
viii ~ l.stt III il,NH'ia course II collection
IT. Ill A 4li8#l s44NHha lfnuau 90 lls law
1hHr " hi Nptl i've .ets' viii hnel this
iiat irr NIL avoid ~ itntihln Mat stock
sak.n Nv taauie,,l u ill pfies4,
NnN GARTER,
ahf VII / |. aAiil t,k uY.n,
fnn'i laYs June - IT,,
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M 1lntKa tuf Advice AMI t'HilsulailutI.
ur, II, III Vvfdf. tifahnain .isFsg~a Ntsfirdi
(basgs, Philadelphia, nhtiiaf VI several valuable
work., can BE- r.HsuIlsd an MI disaaaea III tho
Sexual ~ Urinary ufEans, twhlsh hu Inns hAhn
III especial fi.ldtp either III mai. III female. Itn
raastef rum What tHnss circulating ~ III bow
lln N iFeai allsHaAH With rinssts uar. nuaf.
AI'atid, t'hnfFpa reasonable, Thnsa AtH dis.
tAnur ran forward letter describing syinplpas
hvud fur the fsatVs N Hsutth. isrisa III TentA
J. H. DiuIsr. NIL rhyrisan anl SURGEON,
tVt Unaaust NEW fufk.
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HsLipn I MAGAZINE. ron q. ranlls
~ snr, nien tla,hur Il lIaltnn's fir
October II euni..iib il remarkable
quantity 4 reading matter. MI divided
ins' tinri, anil ,a.lfy. cngra,ipgs ani
USEFUL reading. saIll III any uuo liz.
y ~. hnll a II lasn away ia hour i,
~" in u pleasant manner. Hero i i.
llst u tie contents, alrl % aIlc cal,
luise inr Themselves II I,a.l.l,'s Mapn.
1'ne ! nt worth u eents ringlr rop.se
Or " 50trer anunm,
"lhc statue u Jupiter Olympus,
The Lion. The Bai.ana,' Tile
LIS, d'anr.' lilo '.,4s, II lI.n,l.e
Hall, - lrmrlallrl.. | ',enrlnher'' =
Sentenced to siberia -ea.hcIlsa
.'l.n,nlnn NJ night ',hpl AMI Nnn, !
An nniarinlat. Match y Merry
Wet'l indeed "Aipai, ri.sl." Tie
Nan.oi Nars Mani Tho New Min.
liter VI 1l,orn,ll,e; .amr Young
l',s,Ile's Story 1'cller--Nieky the
Wait; ''linliam iarn-i Making lhe
lier' n ~ l,uilncn's Puzzle l'agr
The lle,n.Leelcr. ''l'aei. and
Faneics; "'l'hc l.isr n tito chisaon, !"
Humorous Illustrations.
far salu ~ all thr periodical ,l.rp'r
~ tho country, Address Illoaks 4
TALngr, ~, l'rnntlull street, Duslon
for bark ~ current numbers.
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Al "s'raortlnar, tim, happened II
gentleman ~ l,aLn1us.'r other dus
liz vas walking ~ tho platform H.
hilrl the saiing.heuse III tbe |. Z. mil.
road depot, rnin,ing ilr pcni'e even.
Ing twilight before him WA h ,ucen.
scum covered stngh, which tho ronilc.
,nan mlssouk ipr set,unt meadow.
lie stepped - q |, ~ liz purpose u
taking d little strnll. and found him.
self In eight feet IL water, llc was
ilShei out tlc wctlrsl uAl slinicrt II
men, mud !, i supposed sill hereafter
holl 'f,,n', lc'it md pastures new
IN natural adherence
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PLAIN DEALER,

N.aHAi 4ertsitA y ~ y. stats j
f,Aiaf8A - n Il 49, ] II 49, So
II i ssssta ~ ~ sN II stsA
lssAei#is. tss Net#tsseA Ag#t##8
a NJ HAtnp ~ vrsthts w. I
II l. shaa il 49, aaatta ~ -
slnse
Ntssas ius ~ niaHa a sHsa+ Il Il
\ u Aviltsasllng ~ Nusl \
saase
VIII Nv aigias nv te4aitpl " !
t,sstisa fnHffal ,rl', a. ieaiuaias
~ uAasFti ~ wiat ~ ~ ,ttf#a n
leash
sensshf Matt Carpenter ~ aasi i
IL s,liFss4 i'e kAiahts Il i,llia. ii
Milwaukee an Tie 'hh instant, Int
was quite ,lasii'Hil, lnlstrmei s'aai liz
arler inralea'tl mstalI,, Nat, lrti
\ Western rarsf seeks 4 n.N
larer min Which will ~ made Il
hlck nne hnal1cl AMI s,trnt,.h,r
feet long
tine Young lai, ri Saratoga et,a,e.
sensation hs wearing Diamond huek.
lrs IN her shacs. She h aNlnlls care.
ful ahoa, holding her dress up when
the walking II We, Or ,llr,y.
a Galeua man went IL The ,cmvter,
dug NJ his fathers grave s.,ne. and
offered II fur salr ~ Il marble cutter
The Gazette iriumrhau,ls ad,l-. a. il
challenge 10 The world, oB,uy ~ yuur
n,can men,
An lnliarn woman. whose suit FIR
divorce hui fingered along until she
was enlirlcs ont u patience, lurs, into
her lawyers office last week, hcr face
ralian. with joy, anil c>rlaimcl, Squire
the old ,nali lcal.
a correspondent of tito NV York
Mail says that kissing u lal, with nm
ElizaLcthiul, ruiz on N about ~ much
fun rs embracing circular saw In full
motion.
There isa strike" among the Doc
tors IN ono IT tho Swiss Cautnn., Tie
people are exceedingly rejuiccl. aud u,
lust accounts all VI them were IN per.
feet health.
\ certain e'litor Ii speaking ~ the
,niscries u ireland. sats. .lrrlaul'
cup u misery has boon IT. aaes usaf.
flowing. and seens & h. ~, 81,
full, "
Arc ,an guilt, ornut guilty" psh.
81 Judge ~ 4 prisoner tho other day
An sure NV. mid Fat win, ale
you rnt there fur but IL lInl That
outi'
Jenny, s,i,l sroirl, minister.
Shopping from his pulpit, have you i,
pin about ye."
Yes. minister. =
Then stick it into TINT sleeping
brute By YOUR side.
Mr, Cough toll. guu,l stary illus.
trati,e of1naint seo,,isl, hnlnpr: Two
sparks from London onee rulue upon II
,lorea'.looking shepherd in Are,lcslife
aud lecustea him with; .iun ha,e il
very limo view herc--you can nee
great why. Al,' ,on ran scc America
here. ! rnpre.ss I'afrar than that
'llow Ii tha,t 'ian iist wait tnle tie
,niris gang away, and you'll .cc TIN
inune, -
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UltiItt, II. nfftSr III thr rlatM UsMle i
hH.lHtha "Upasite u.rats
II IH~.lit. 4, o.. nIhse with 4, y.
HIT, hrnstss4. ussr thalIns store.
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ki.ar1 Anhhs.

nAHtOck. ". H.. Mssi ~ Film ~
Mtas tias DtNnystl.s IinHse.
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VII HHE FHEN
.NOllfh stlsfs .sUNs.sffSSi.
OUR MOTTO
0oo1rH 1VMlf! l1OOn (ure .
AND (IOHr I'm lScf. rf,s!

Now aud elegant IL, spaehes elltifhhi
with tho Nestinsio,ise Air lIrakr stl lhe
trains
Through Ticket ~ sale MI l.latase
eAeckeI II III t'.e rlsneirll Ticket ,'.l,rfs
10 shr West AMI North
Ask f..r riekets Nj .he southeast.
0Fa Railway
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YYAnWEY's YxrRAor uuCKU,

oif0jH hottie nr slx BOTTLES lf ~ M delivered
III any sddsrs4. Secure frunp 0hsrfsail0il. Mold
BY dftlKuItir everywhere. tts,nt.tl ny
kEAMkEf II Co, fDl DnailH ~. N. n.
IN wllatn all lntisrA fuf information, should b0
axifsusatsti
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fiot.s.

! MNOt Ii.tIS. Nee card
utgh ~.
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gloss and f,rshvesa II ruth. Thin
l,air III tl,ielencd, fallen hair checked,
mil hallnoaa often, though not AlWnya,
cured ~ ia ne. Nothing can raa.pte
thu hair where lhe fnll,slr. arr de-
stroyrd, ~ tle glands airophiel rnl
lecnyetl; but pnrh ~ remain enn h.
aa,el II this application, and h,lmn-
lated into nrtisity. W ihat npw
growth II hnlr Il produced. inalead
ii iouine the hair with n paatY ncdi-
inrnt, /, viii Leep Il clean ansl ,i.ptnns,
III occasional no will prevent tlln hair
from turning rrcy Or inlling III, nnl
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration IT vitality \ ri,oa ~ tho
sealp arrests md prevents tho hrnn-
lion Of danlrnll, which Il nl,cn NJ un-
clearly and offensive. Free from thorn
drlotufi.nis Substances which, tnnlte
ronac preparations dangerous ana inin.
liolm IL ito hair, the Nigor ean only
benefit In, lot harm 1t. # wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing clsn ran 10 fpunnl ~ desirable.
Containing neither Ill nor dye, II ,loes
nnl vol white ranlLlr, md vt lnsls
long Oh tho hair, giving |, d rich, glossy
lnstrc, and grateful porlnme.
Prepared by Dr., !. G, Ayor 4 Co.,
Low i:l.I.. MASS.
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plants Incident tn thu tas. Ii II rrrsrtthr0
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Uar.irare Stores
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