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The New York herald., 1873-12-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 1873

PERSONAL MATTER OF DIRTY LINEN
Mr.. HALE. (rep.) Of N. y, rising to a personal
explanation, referred to an amendment offered
during yesterdays proceedings by Mr.. Wilson, OF
Indiana, directing that whenever any fees should
be paid to any member OF Congress, as an agent
or counsel OF the United States while he was such
member, the amount OF such fees should be de.
Quoted from his compensation as member. He
said this was intended to fix on the records and
debates OF the House stigma on him (Mr. Hale),
deliberate and planned insult, and as such he ac-
cepted 1t. He proceeded to give the history
OF mis- engagement as agent and counsel
of the United States on the mixed
British and American Commission; OF his
notifying the Secretary OF State after his election
as q member that, under the act OF lsoS he could
not continue to act in professional relation with
the United States; OF the Secretary OF State re-
questing him to continue In charge OF the case,
and OF Congress passing joint resolution author
izing his continued employment as counsel. II
there was anything In these facts to justify the
attempt to fasten stigma on him he would be
glad to take it,
Mr.. ELDRIDGE, DENY OF Wis, asked Mr.. Hale
whether he did not receive during the time of his
professional service more than he received as
member OF Congress, even at the rate OF $500.
Mr.. HALE-Tne question Of the gentleman from
Wisconsin (Mr. Eldrdge) is simply impertinent,
and as such decline to answer It, II he desires
to know how much have received in my profes-
sional capacity no will have to inquire from other
sources. Nua r. s
Mr.. ELDRIDGE-I thought that something which
the gentleman said yesterday was impertnent too.
Mr. RANDALL, tdem.) OF Pa.-The point is that
the gentleman was the recipient OF fees from the
United States government at the same time that
he drew pay as member of Congress. Does he
think that that is morally right
Mr.. HALF did 1t under the authority Of Con-
gress. / did 1t properly, lawfully; precisely as
those gentlemen from Wisconsin aud Indiana take
fees from their clients while members OF the
House. The occasion OF this assault upon me was
manifest. had, the day before yesterday In reply
to remarks OF the gentleman from wisconsin tMr.
Eldrdgel, In courteous language, and In a parlia-
mentary manner, expressed my views on the
pending bill / expressed myself without hesita-
ton, without scrupllng to say precisely what
meant to say. Within very short time after
! made those remarks was kindly warned
by distinguished gentleman on this moor
that casugati0n was In store for
me that children must not cry when hard knocks
were given. I answered the gentleman with as
much courage as could assume under such for
midabe demonstration, that the children In my
part oi the House would be ready whenever the
children In hts part OF the House were. The gem
tleman from MASSACHUSETTS, lMr. Buterl did not
see ut TO prepare the castigation thus TO be ad.
W0AsleTed. put ne procured II TO be ADMINISTERED
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Killed by . Fall.

Coroner Herman was yesterday called to 212
Elm street to hold an inquest on the body OF Peter
Bonner, a man 35 years OF age and q native OF
Ireland, who was killed the evening previous by
accidentally falling from the roof OF premises Al
Spring street, which he was repairing.
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CoRONERs' CASES.
sudden Death.

Susan Steancy, domestic in disreputable
house IN East Fourteenth street, died suddenly
yesterday afternoon, and being friendless and
moneyless the remains were sent to the Morgue
for the investigator OF Deputy Coroner Leo.
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suicide or n Russian.

Yesterday morning Henry J. Censor, supposed to
have been seaman, 35 years OF age and native
OF Russia, committed suicide at his lodging house,
No. Cherry street, by cutting his throat with
knife. AS deceased had no home, friends or means,
the remains were sent to the Morgue and Coroner
Herman notified to hold an inquest.
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Death OF q station House Ledger.

Louisa Brown, o German woman, 40 years OF age,
who on Wednesday night accepted lodgings in the
Leonard street police station, taken sick early
yesterday morning and died in an hour afterward.
The remains were sent to the Morgue and Coroner
Herman notified TO hold an in0uest. .I nj
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authorizing the issue OF certificates for the net
coinage value OF gold bullion deposited at the mints
and assay offices. Referred to the Committee on
Coinage.
REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.
The SPEAKER announced that he had appointed
Messrs. u. r. Hoar, OF Mass; Cox, OF N Y, and
Hazleton, OF WIS, regents of the Smithsonian In
stitute Tor the next two years.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION.
Mr.. GARFIELD (rep.) OF OhiO, from the Commit
tee on Appropriations, reported back the senate
amendment to the bill making appropriations for
.he extraord'nary expenses Of @ the M naval service
increasing the amount from 81 900 600 to $4,000 00O
The amendment was concurred IN.
REPORTERS SALARIES.
Mr.. GARFIELD also reported q bill appropriatlng
$685. 1856 for the years salary Of the five oflical
porters or the debates. Passed
CLAIMS OF LOYAL s0urHERNERs.
Mr.. SESER, Tep.) oil Va, offered resolution in
structing the COMMITTEES on War Claims TO inquire
as to the expediency OF extending the time within
which loyal adherents to the government OF the
United States during the war may file their claims,
in conformity with the act OF March 3, 1871.
Adopted.
RULES OF PROCEDURE:
A report from the Committee on Rules propos-
ing to amend the rules, SO that IL will not be In
order to have vote by yeas and nays on motion
TO suspend the rules unless majority OF the House
second the motion, as In the case 0l secondng the
previous question, was submitted.
Much opposition was made to II on the demo-
y After long discussion the rule was recommitted.
Mr. DAWES rep.) OF Mass, offered q concurrent
resolution OF adjournment over the holidays, from
tomorrow Jill Monday, 9th OF January. Adopted.
PRINTING AND THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.
A resolution TO print 225,000 copies each OF the
agricultural reports OF 1872 ano 1873 gave rise TO
OF the franKing privilege and the reduction OF
expenses for printing public documents &ht
The resolution was agreed to. h srN r.agtat
LAKE NAVIGATION.
Mr. SESSIONS, rep.) OF N. r., oYered resolution
calling on the secretary OF War for an estimate OF
the cost Of deepening and wiuenlpg tne pavlRAple
, 1873-06-05

The Bchr y. u. Allen, while being towctI THROUGH
tho ryor by tho tug Union, camo Ia contact with I'm
htato street BRIDGE yeAoray afternoon aud both tie
| bridge and the vessel wero severely injured.
The selr Guido lost her 1ibboo1n ut bridgeport.
tuesday night by running 1t against tho smokestacf
The achrs William Jones and Gladiator col]ided
about O'Clock yesterday morning. near tho crib Tho
Jonez OIL tho starhoard tack going South The Jones
lost her jtbboom md leadgeAr Ii iB not known WAe.
Or tue dladiator waa Injured or not, sho continued
On her oourse.
Tho sehr Nellio Roadngton cleared, yeatordsy, with
over 900 bu OF oats sAo draws II foot OF watar,
1T IL said that there IL great scarcity OF Iron ore
Of Eaoanhba aud number Of vessels detained there
IN conselaenee Ono aehr has been lying at the docks
over two weeks. doMurrago Of loo or fon IL allowed
Rftcr vesRel has Waisctl certain lougth Of timo.
Tho expedition TINT won't to the relief OF tho echr
NlcholHon, ashore ut Ere returned with the vessel in
tow Sunday. sho WAS dookod, repaired, and iaft
ugan for Erte that night. Tho tlanage ruceiyod ns
very Light. Capt. nco, who was n clasge oi tho ex.
uodttion, says thotr SUCCESS In getting hos on so
promptly Was due 10 tho knlnesa Of Capt. Otteuger
Of the United States revonua cutter Commodore Perry
pulled tho vessel or into aoep water in which aory!ce
tue cutter atferel dannRe In the breaking Of large
ha"ser and tho arrangement of her ruldor, On ac.
count Of shallow WATER tho Gardner could not 0ot
uoar the yeasel+-Dttguto EIurcsS,
Tile MllwRukee Tug Company have contracted
with n. Brooks for the construction Of now tug Of G3
feet keel II feet beam. mud foet hold to bp realy for
business in seventy days.
The reVenua steamer Ferry was placed In commits
botng tho whole OF IAke Eric.
Tho stmr Manisoba3rougbt 14oo brla Of silyor ore
70 nstso from Lake Superior, Thls cargo was valued
, 1873-06-05

r,an Kg 's,am gIo{ya s t6 oaTso. Tho range q "a.
change Tho Austrian cons o1eont On er e,'c COD Ex
loekcd in tho hanks hnyo eacaped nto GERMANY a
e srns w,Si' ana En9s sy s5o Eeat
ssd 10 no N to unt,ed States tu the good old nya 81
Rroas about Tho host coin for international i,srs a
amon tnK a. to oh'nk Of gold nd silver j,ss mt
american circlea ero at ho presiisnts sau1G II
s aoo to reprcaont o Unod States in
O. spoeia M oomnsstonor but ho could Riyo erccnitns
10 ono or inoro delegates Tint woul secure linn ~
az nnr Inc eaino footing with tho Representatives
o1uas S ot man. .o ssA9'1nH s9 oSnqgs 9onse f.
ill., sasa.s II yf1n In ps,ns, snss
% as seoP y sroasy a as
IA: 9fs 4 ss dassa hs 9,
.nts liz Unto sates nos aAse ~ o
nsi,sh n North Anercu Colonies, Onba, Vorto mco co.
@ otSas %S :a ~ sIis Ass $A5 1'gs gSls !; Rs A.
AZ As''7s %sst ss: ss + xo5Si;t sSS se;s
tho whole Of tue chiuooo Empire, las ponlson an9 ~
ncono m5o 5ny nSNnd s,tofln s ts
Ireland e sriuuss. jaaica Ind s Nastrsa ltsia IT, aa
f1ano n ciscates a, AMONG people, in Franco,
tlio French ooloncs The countries uana sndry goid
t.ny' aioHagla,; Wallachin. nrazl1, Portugal
- nsIa19, @ M nnd Iuftstan, aud bavo population 81
o. zoo ooo; Tho la.s group, comprising countries
Mosa ,lnit q ral1o Is nilyer coin Of various kuls
Includes Germany, Austrta Denmark Hycde1l, Nor.
Miy, Way, hafsia uolan Greece India, nnl Of
the nnp strongly urges tho adoption Of tho gold dollar
a. ING International coin Tho brewers nro to Lave
Gohgross t9 which a brewery owners, n,aster brew
ers, nna malt makers are invited. It Will begin ia
g. On tho 1eh Of June aud close on he 3st.
me various technical and commercial questions con
nected with brewing will DO In order for discussion.
LOCAL srooR AND noND MARKET
Measrs Luns, Preston l. Kcan quote es follows t,is
, 1873-06-05
MARINE,
Fort OF Chicago.

Barge aotosn u.rvesf nE.n 7lo ~ .;Juns
schr schr w A & &nates st. Joseph, % lumber.
schr @ Enterprises, osweso, 800 tons coal
ser oornels llo'5sss mGno1se a1s 1ss lumber
ashs RaFss Eaaafs9; aafa Msnoninss zo9 N lumber.
sehr qaa rldines, Muaseaon, 1so N lumber, 50 n
sctr Adrtatic, Muukcaon, 121 m lumber,
7f 9sTsSntehl ao a ogaensburg, 11oo boxes horrtng
schr I Q. Moss, Mnskegon, 100 m lumber, 10 N lash,
sehr Mo1elo, Menomlnoe, o,l1o railroad ttos.
BARK olsgelsna Menomnee, 100 m lumber, 10 1ath,
Prop Nebraska, unaio 7sa bars railroad Iron, 1,7so
sehr MyEtio, slaskegon, 1os m lumber.
Pa19e Pra oon.es mn.keg9n 2eo m lumbar 80 lath.
large N nG%St pistsis iMuaf'son 200 lumber 200 m ah ~
S 3oaand Ssasgs 15e Z asa Sse toas coa
schr ci YIN. Jonos, MuakeRon, 13s N lumber.
sshr Maggie Thompson, %hite LAKE, S 10 lumber 20
sehr :;E ;EEsnwsod @ White nvar, l7s N Lumbar, 40 m
Park Par, nobbins, Buffalo, 800 tons coal.
schr Eba, Luding Pier, Gs m lumber.
Brig Fashion, Cedar River, 180 NJ lumber,
sehr y Ferguson, afiwaukee, 1855 N lumber, m iath.
Hcnr Mestchester, huskegon, lag m lumber 40 M nth
ocnF t;ouse 0i! smmons, Muakegon, 30 nj lumber, m
gehr loses Muekegon, ITO m lath.
scnr F1!ot, Muskegon, '115 III humber
5chr John Tilbots, MuBkegon, 140 m lumb1r.
schr e'ci Regulator, hiuskegon, 100 III lumber,
asr ssr ,sgs Il sedsS H. &Mm,shego log lumber % hth.
&c sehr LLumberman, I Black Greek, 10 N lumber,
barge city q arsna Msvsn assad I1GsF msy:n a
Dark Hans orocker, fonsaukee, 200 m lumber, 60 tn
sohr D!ssk Msws Stony Creek, co N lumber. 40 n
schs J, Y. Taylor, Ford River, 200 m lumber, 10 m
Bark Harmony, Mnniatcc, 500 N lumber, 12o cedar
schr AIichealson, Msn!s,oe 14o m lumber.
iFo g1s "a NJ ssinsos siG,s Ma'seo' 1so m lumber, 50 m t
sohF IysS ;a Is~son, Muszsson, ieo iumbos, so
sohr Wills Lotiet, Grand Haven, 150 lumber, Is m
Bark Q. Il. Minis, Buffalo, e5o toms coal.
CLEARED, Junek
gohz h. n!sel ~ Hawk stony Creek. l?ia bu oats.
Prop Charles Reitz h1nnatee % bars tron bra pork,
ssht Doard Il &lsde. naaalo, 4, ,oos bu wheat.
o'oam ,vos H@sso Aoonson' Port colborne, 159o7 bu
sclr 9 Z. 9: woodruff, Buffalo, Is, 600 bu corn.
ocn1 eiue AcdunGton buffalo, x, ,30i bu cats, H. 068
schr Azov. Montreal, IL, 472 bn wheat
Prop CuYahoga, Duluth Is brA salt, 50 brs -four G5
bris pork. '
Prop Colorado. Buffalo, 1000 brls -four 10000 bu
schr oa1lipgford, Buffalo, 81, 600 bu corn.
zop Emplra State, Buffalo, $4,000 bu cats, 800 brs
'rop Fountain City, Buffalo, 10000 bu corn.
't'nr philadelphia, Buffalo, 700 brls aour, 100 pkgs
lchr Lake Forest, Buffalo, 22,00o bu corn,
MAUttOWoC Try t,.rn |
steel rail-, a bales broom corn, hhda tobacco,
TO kegs spikes,
, 1873-06-05


Tho new ateam barge Argonsut IL for snlc, y
- Hont1o,nt1. connected with tho Unttod Htntoa
HutYoghR oxpnlfton scnls tho Duroit Post tic fols
'o"s.anS s.rgS dated Whlto Fish Point, May %, 1879:
pc,. ,.do'tny, who lying windbound behind White reh
toYn on ss mate Mr Powell. and portion Of tLs Sur
Whit a, r,e" Vailed tho wreck Of tho barge satutn
hont hsloro about troo miles hbdvu llero faak
,o,, morcmnoF tnt an o there discovered tic body Of
whaT, parsp sssr IT, The body fo nearly areant os
greens, somo 81, o eh,nd small clnator Of over
1ne os,,,on q tho body quito ovont that a
sTnosra lho eInslqE a & 9f eyergreona uro died from
fow days With anow and leo, and sgas but tt,S daro
posed. TO VA YEA apparently young man, about vo ID
yeara Old with rathrr atarp features h,vj iroai
1prssad sueurn ar akere hoo xesa sSs
anerson Of about Ave fcot ton inches in height
10 had on dark bne unGorslirt a chockeroi
oTorsiirt, Light pana, with dark a-ipe down tic lers
5sGn Is s oyers brown sack coa an heavy
white rockot-handkorohief in wfol, wal tied small
nGant ia. n O. money 4 this description MAJ in my way
"a sau 10 hia identification, We shall bo glad t. forward
aa 1ho m3hoy to hs friendH. The body was bMrio ID
found" "o"' Ao"- "aE'o
, 1873-06-05

REAL ESTATE,

The following Instruments wcro fled for rncord nj
Wednesday, Jnno4:
| crTY PROPERTY,
Van Horn at, near cor Of panliaa 1t, Z. Lot ~
| dated June 4; consideration $500.
Arnold IT, bot Thlrtynrst and Thitty-aocond pts,
2s1a1o It, dated May Z; confederation, $3.50.
Douglas Boulevard I, 1oox107 It In Block j. Grant.
Addition, dated May IS; consideration. $4,000.
Lots 60 to 05 IN Block a. see 49, H. dated May 10
eoqns1tde,7as.egn3 qstl sag sa,9oo: 1 -S '''' -
Tot =. L. Walkers Block ii, Of seo g. aS H.
dated May Is consideration $G20. ~ 17'
North Lasae it. 1870 It Of Maple st. IN, ,so ~
as sssIasff'Vssq q Vsn 1aIsS seo e. .o,,ao
:sS %ssrssa @ + IS Z & s I, .,oo IT,
dated June 4; consideration, s, 400. -
81 sa1 9f 39as 252aN d.od
nonnsy at. cor q Fwensy-.tsh at, +, 1oon,as
vat 1sea r@snt 5qna l.
sasiots to of Iot ID ID Kisoas % s.5 sn5aivp,on
s;y. fsS d. T. sos1a4 o,o IT,
asisa T%ontsyya Msy q s9nsaiofataoa s aa s1a
4.lox124 r, dated Fab 2l considerstion Il %
RlssERata }M6 ~ "a & q kor ~ IT.
'oet, oe4 aaisa ss May 2s; consideration, $3.50.
Z, Is & to alloy, dated ny 2s consders.ion' 81
Taylor ST Of and near Ha1sted at. r. e T. to
a9y hHey ia ao improvements, dated consdera
:, h0ts 81 to 80 i9 1eo Addition ated May
West Adams at, between Winchester and nobov s,a,
e. 9o It to alley, dated March 20; considersuon''
Western ~, bet Polk and Taylor ste, W f. 5a.1os,<ft
oaueu may 70 eonsidarattsn, s., 400 -
d,n mdsiSrn nse ~ adjoining tho above 2ox12a It,
!dncoln at, $50 It Of division st o I. 4oxoo ~
datea June consideration, s., 400. '
Adams ct, 270 It Of Fifth av T. 7ox1o8 it. f3ntod
May - consideration, s76,0oo oswcil A. Bogus 10
~ e: 81 IL n9st 81 shoed Addition ao May
Lots 10 and II, IN Block q Of Monroeg Subdivision
300 g. 4o H. dated aiay 20;
West Washington at, n cor Of Morgan ct. swkor
entro Block with improvements, dated May /: con-
ee!9ae!nton, $40ooo. Jacob Deldier to Freeond il |
Keith st. n Of and near Huron IT. v r. u Il ia n,,av
aaseo June o; consideration $3.50. ''
NORTH or CITY LIaIrTs i
4ots II and % In Block OF Block g. ar Il Gar "a
~ Il dated Feb IS consideration, "a zoo. '' ~
r, hosa ana except 200 fp In Mobiles Lot z, Of
isted Nay stsSSn eensae.atH.on s,I5 &c., 49, 49,
Lots ana !, IN Wfcgleb's Lots 10 aud 90 In D1oce
ooe ''' ~ ~ H. dated Juno q; consideration,
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS
1ho premises No. e58 South ualsted st. dated Juns
SEQ 49, 3e, II, dated alay 81 confederation Al hH6
~ Gts ~ nna lo IN Block 15, Hyde Park, dated
pr! m ~ consideration, $19,0 10y S~%eo
~ ot 40 Of 80 It Of Lot H. In Block f,,envcr
'uo Addition, datod May 3; consideration, $500.
, 1873-06-05

"lthdrAwn yesterday for city conaumntion q tco
oa corn ,11o bu Data 29l3 bu rye 37a tu barley,
. .no loowlns grain has been inspected into atoro
,nsa morning up to 10 O'Clock: 142 cass yhoat a0aL
cara corn LOCO bu No. ado. and 400 bu retcctc Do
oy eaaal 12o cars oats; 600 bu No. do. bv c.na1
IN cara barley. Total (58s cars) 27o 600 m
Me note thas ocean freIghta have advanced to a vo
ngh polht ~ pence per bu for wheat from nIontro.
70 LIVERPOOL, and about tho satuo rate from New yor
1yen ~, ~ tneso rates freight-roo,n IL scarce.
we eaoe that tho day before yesterday Int y, II, ..r
!oaus OF wheat that had been inspected na NJ ans
" tnis CITY two weeka prey1ousy wn. anil IN Ma ~,
1lea por bu, tho price at w,ich btil,va ~ 5of6
.af was quoted on that day. Tits NAV n ~ w.,
fS feu ~ " IN argument that our iuancci, ~ - 'sp ~
onx 4otAlh8 Of tho kind Ii our inannctIon "a
notnn ahn ~ is especially NECESSARY tlis vanr thnt
cannot be depennd on to keen fpae e o. No. that
ssna and grain that IL ot Of III samer
1oni % poor chance tha ycar, though IL as M
sstrit eauu9n 70 uAo right on FrfHarrnsatn ~ tnaJ ~
pivan fMtaaag M ot grain dooa not lsaacn te un' !ao
wsnt ~, sr,ct MIsa eonss TO 10 sold on lis msrs w
soanat eju TT the only thing to Is un."d
Iy erent u" injustice OF inspecting esunt ios
THE MAnKETa
Ino leading produce u!arkotx ,yara la.
uay, VIII rev important changos in priens @ 70
corn, waaon Haa againWeak. Tho shipping N
ootA py lake 9nd ocean, aud tle reeeip,s os aes
weather. @0' Atespeotye Of
There was . somewhat drmer tons IN +,o ,,,,.,
market, tho liberal OUTWARD movement dur4n1 ~ hter
1eM Gays having senslby reduced tho socka in 49,, s'
lhofa y Ut present no large oYerp!ua Of snx 1r,
ana Aodass do not eee desrous 10 erect uaoss 5av
, 1873-06-05

No-A I'VE ooa al4otAuE AuInHl0 to-tlAy& the de-
oine amounting to fully zoo per lou bs TIu fnct ths
re y during tho past hrco days aggregate some
A,oOO head sufficiently accounts for tic downward
course OF prices. Tho weather waa cooler and conse
aaesty moro favorable for tie handling Of stock hut
s 1avorabo circumstance had visible effect upon
90 to ne close The largely excessive supply gayc
buyers tue advantage and they improved it 6y forcing
low tho closing quotations Of last week. OF tAo 25 0o
nfs 'nsas OF sse a5ey onsaf found
marked ninution in tho reccps aclors can scarcc,v
horo to avert further Depreciation in Values saIos
A.35. ~ ~1'~S0
, 1873-06-05

In Tho afternoon wheat WA sotiyo Anl Ne.fo b,olt
month elosng IT II 24,f, and tl2aA l25 nellor July.
e.os,inB t4ia1 Corn WAS fairly aotive and flrmor
aeiisng At % 738o nollor the month"; and 89}<agpEn
so,ier July both options closing at tho lnse and 13o
,mess notSf AMg r. Tro1.ions seles Include 100 bris
ha1ns At lilo. 0shor grain was inactive. F'~A''u
, 1873-06-05

vofy tlll prices. Nothing now Of importance VIVA
aoola nn fish markets.. Dried fr,t.s resp e9ahS auie
~ h np11 n1,ees generally ourEants and prnes bos
es'ssas s|ss md II 'qfy IL y Ss e
w"s snme mdla fs,s st ii tlo erdsr business lit this
thSe, tnrSse5cs wsre not .ovo % could b csred.
atrtion undoubtedly arseS suaars sgor ars ,i III
Meak and asot.ed notwithstanding tofs il iarseiy
ss aa' 1s 5s JILL
stSas y s0p e I'll .qxst sna 0nsr sa "a
s5s1a s1rs 1iaf too1o5 for nsee s7o Tor whsl. md
ssaS s fSs ps NJ change
esnnass ao9i1, "'9a ioro
ns H. no n.g snn1go Ill quotations except for olsts
prtsc, neE 9Siea s'n1 essy At % rer ho !nsio
radsg M THEE neS,
nsr sem9sn,ng 9a, a6oat the sae Tho roeeps were
1aes n1a g. sgnt; Mota! nails .nd iron unohanRed
arr1yala u now wool arc st vory is AZ inproys.
mont is noioed II tho broon-oorn trso, and pf3css
s1sopnss EsaSi ns psP sn
dosp sS oaeef snno W"I as Green frs
keys and $s.oo@5.oo for ehiokona. Eggs voro moro
good Demand which enabled holders to oon,msn5 thn
as r.te1 o. yesterday sacs wero reported Of
cioaod arm. - 10 "As WIZ AAe4A9s
Lake frsht, vera qulos aud o higher, thsro po,pa
part Of q charters Tas r.portaS gn t9
81 ~ Mie a6 ~ were taken 1T eycutng which viii carry
1aao Sas Il s0s ;na BY ~ os
orao a. 20 on wheat and on Boston
,sEa Provisions wore dull and shado oasier with no Oh
ot0,,na oels IN aG market and not much product
opons s e ezra ess al. 9
Ssy es I've aGss rs.e .nl
tug to unfayor.ho adveea from Europe Ills rsthor
.selss %sAs 4 taas na4s aha
werc sghty wsatsaed by III further drop IN hoas.
oss ct 5 soxR :1R
'5 d sns sest Assas 81 sssSs
3 ssd 1da sash Il or June s85@sSo do zees Jn
xss SsiS I'll 9jaiae ss1tsa .seS
aeats ne sosa auoabo s,l At eeko sor phoade1s; s@T
e@e &Ssh fq1 msas saSs sss ssaa
9os. rbs for short eoaT 1aeon auotea tSi
esp 70; and eXe f., s!ea5 s
INNS, $2sooa25eo ctty: tsow, 9HS;Ko; erssse essa
Il ss s oas 80 fsao,se S9s &c Is e
W ~ DsIa n 20 theavy) ot 67o, cash; LOO tcs anos
Flour was dun and nomtually unchanoca. +h,n,,, {
nero IL no doubt that several holdezs would Willingly
ssss mage oGhi @ especially the
he reported daness In Now YORK nd ~ H. rso X
faghts tept shippers out Of Tho market bran vas
teaay: sslos wore reported 100 bria wha winter OK
esD a o75 800 brs DO finnosota Kin 81 1no ~
fs 20 en private terms loo brs spring speruea At
III e tSns ss qan 'a a gsyss sf p,
''T,iug 't,I were tho asking pricoa at the close:
, 1873-06-05

Ratca wore about No higher than yesterday, auota-
ple at 90 for corn aud 01o for wheat to Buffalo; <xo
On eats. Ohartors wero To puGalo-scnr Nelio
neddngton {yestertlsy outs at 45o prop blanchard,
corr through rato to New York prop Potomac, corn
anu oatS on private tcrnH; Bchr DahaMa corn at &C.
70 Fort Colborne- Mary Robinson {yesterday7.
wheat at Go; schr John Drolen, corn at 8No,
, 1873-06-05
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Juno 4.
!, Ioo following were tho recepts and shipmenta Of,
'ne leading articles Of produce In Chicago during the
date ono year ago:
, 1873-06-05
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

oATTLE-1n this department of tho market tho
csInnges wore few and uuimportant Tho fact that
the receipts exhibited something Of . falling Oh
seTseu to induce moro confident feeling on tho part
OF holders, aud they firmly resisted the efforts Of b,lv.
ora to force decline. This show Of armucss causSd
e., drs tradc but hodore kept pegg4ng away, aud
tho aggregate Of the dnys sa1ea made worry fAr show
,ng somo 600 head changing hands. The quality O.!
tae offerings, though nocoably better than those of
Yesterday woranot up to tho average Of last weok tho
pEoport!on Of COWS mud 10 fairish steers Of
tsnln 7o0 70 100 ba Average being much moro prom
1ncnt; Tho offcrinEa were, however, quite as we'll
suited to tho wanta Of tho trade. ii ito rcduc-
ton ln butchcEs' cattlc noted yesterday, there
Was liberal amount Of trading, sales tnaking
at 8,7o94.o0 for thin, rough, mixed lots,
embracing poor 10 common cows, stags thin heifere'
and bulls, and at 25G5U0 for far 10 o1trn cows md
heors and poor to medium steers. Only few salog
ot stoeE cattle wore reported the supply being lin
and common to medium natives; at $5.a5@S54o for
good steers m averaging from 100 to 1900 hs and at
l25o to AGO Tbs. Veal calves sold at trslo boiler
prices than prevailed Hst week. $36o@55O bling paid
1or oor to choice qualities. The market closed toady
at the following ~'