davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-11-18

we have nll tho moro OF them, as tho other
Points us Whiol usually compete With Chicago have
tio opo 81 r.. e or thug f Tie
Mesa y pork now, oaall or sellor Noyombor. s12.oo
ay41sa,s5 33,;S so!sf 5Ss5;ssass
e1tra primo d. pIn' Iard aosh o. ssilol
November, $7.l2lI@725I do, aollor DocotnLor.
$7.2o@7.2b; do, soller January, s7,o5@7. 7.4o;
Do, seller February. e7oo@7.95. Green hams
areeat shoulders 'st It % a5o roagi nS' sos as'5S; &
@5No; do short ribs Or long clear, $40
594e; do slott. clcar, 61s1@6jSos meats %
@9l6 tays in salt, a@l]1o for shoulders, Go
ghort clenr; boxod shoulders, seller Docoinbor,
4}se,; do ,curnborlnl,da, 526o;, do short ribs
Or Or long ;eloas, oN@oAc; e short eloar exc
Mo DO leng gnt cut 6sm @o ~ MGsts nas:nhn nsSr
Mess Ieot, es.o0@s25; extra mess do. so.0O@
0.25; beef han,s, el7.5o@1s.oo. Citytallow. *
@ol1o; grease. quotablo at 4@5llc., Sales
wero reported Of l3o brls noes nork (old) At
brls DO, ae1lor Docombor at $12.00; 1,o60 brls
do acllor February at 91s.oo; l,000 brlH do (sat-
urday eventng) at sl2s7}}1; 10 tcs lard at 715o;
$3.50 tcsEdo sollor November mud Doconbor at
February e s17o Isl sos es Do deS At 0 ses ae;
25o tes do at Iansaa oity) at Tie; 10000
les groon alion!dora at 4c,i 10000 lba DO at
shoulders, IL days old, at DC; .25o boxes short
ribs on private terms, 75 boxes long clear (very
light) at o15o; $50 boxes short clear aollor Do
combor at $50; 10000 lbs grcon hams q5 lbs)
at 71{o; 80600 lbs and 5000 pes do 15 mud Ii
lbs) at 7o; 200 pcs do (l2 lps) at 711lo; 100 tca
sweet pioklod hams now, at 7c11.i
Flour was In better export dotnnnl. and firm
at Saturdays prices for fair to good spring OK
traa, whilo winters were dull. Dealers say that
tho stocla of desirable brands arc quite small,
and some OF thon Hhe doa1ers) iuvo sold up
quito close, SO that thoy arc scarcely able to It'll
d round ordor. The shipping movement Of tho
Buckwheat flour WAS firm, and bran quiet and
steady. Sales were reported Of 200 brls whito
winter extras on priyato terma 2O0 brls spring
extras AIaos Fayorito) at $3.50; 3,7O0 brls do oil
private terms; 100 brls suporfnes ut 1896; 100
brls do at s3.12; 100 brls rye at $3.50 100 brls
do at 94.25; 25 brls bucl:whcat at 5000, Is brls
do ut $3.50. Total, 1850 brls. Also 10 tons
bran ut S11.50 on traok- The following was tho
= Qfr,rr rnr,n ft,rfon !,
, 1873-11-18

unchanged, 1G folfowa
s3oo d. roons iixso s stL 'ds d. 2j.ag 81
| $15.o0. w -s~@''
LEa1Nrg Ssi :s ios ps pal faIi Aeo eos 1oxo
cutdo, lie. '' WV
snEEr ztso-Fuli caeha. 1890; half casks, loxo:
snsEr InoxNNo. % H. 5e rates: Russia iron. ma
23e;do No. stainrd, 1o@20o rates. V
Of u sr Cont msdo from mt this iii ill., t. z''' ''e0'h'
17c timed eopper, ado; panisled eopper, dc: Do.
cut ML1sN,.. 10 sizss, se'. j. o.. ~.
11No; Is end 4 T. Is aud t. 1S'o ~ ~
~ 10; TO- iSo 3o 35a; full bundle, a5a6 POI cent
d'1Msaannt' Ma1q' fsnse cree Tiro. BY cas-1oad. oSo.
s;s s;s o. 81 5s d. ~ aas ss
M Il 81 ;sa sani i ssS e sa usual Ut , ,e,
s9n 1nd prcea ato without further clangc follows:
aaa Man'n 1ope Y p l7oi sisal rope, U ID, l4H@oko;
a. @sSbo; PITCH . Ss. *dSoSoao: tar. br, };soS
fns dfaue waa roportsd far and former quoa
4 ossn xi '9;sHs % W. stra osa 4
aa pdiea Me g.; 1o,& Moi p Sss nsssa
IN ncaseIooi Oh s..etIy pure $o DO extra, D0e
1o aoT; nanR o. 9uo sas e6o elephant OIL
nap51as' rSSan9 1s@aes; 's I, m
II, ~ hos sorN tno fecents espocla
tona, tnro ho;n,4 ~ oae uies aises WerG taly su5.
~ 5 nfu an aeaVS inquiry from hosh tho 10
al IN vora @ = ea ~ " sola readily at
a1 o n soro .a - Sz'ev ~ Dat Darfe: ahd
sl 00 and Sroatcd 1ns ~ % IL M a. tso
,na m'i 4os ~ oy9afIp Wo noto saea OF
sasn sA''' 0A'o p'A'aoio"a NJ s1'Ao; aoo brls 1t
s-fi s5Eiirr rpv ANTI nA,rr r.
.t1 M T1sH GAaE-1no euppy was not large.
varcfics II To,nn rn,h. J i;J,a WIS % nI, ana many
Va n,n+o. e,hntons IL tuGS WEI 1resM
e. snHHsa as - Ja. - ~ sx,.eeso,oos aacRs
in0S dre,acd tnrEexa ipos, aeese; a eac Sssv9
nratrIe chIcfnns 81 jsaS n. rnrtr1aas d ~
turkava ME Mail n nHSat 5s n1}for 1 y -
6HOj nnr dnz: an,sil 1Ssr,e q 15csi sn. s g., ~
saddles 1ne. hnms 19c cnrrseacu ~ ''t4'Sou
EALT-Connues active nnts Nr,, ~ tha rain, fo,,,
tnrt f1nnnl. On anJ E.dnny ann al m T a9ai1n
Il IN. ordinsrp conrac Il az " - ~
ground soIar 81 dniry wthnt ia1s a 10. - .r,
, 1873-11-18

Qaas 1ul.uVu
56,90v
2b8,0O0
hla!t'. 8ot1oo
Wheat more active aud aliads llr1ncr receipts ESQ.,
9o1 bn; No No. sprtng siaaM [ E9 No ohieago, tIsg9
Iowa spring. S1.42. nyo quiet Darlcy aud matt IN
moderate request and unchanged. Corn In moderate
ses a. s S9s 5ss @ a'Ts5 1sow Ws,
Ws;esn seeat, slsS55s; wills Wsstsrn, ssss5xo. '
HAY AND uops-Dull and unchanged.
eass md s Sery % iar1 to soca s rshains s. ESH
| A1olasses aud rice quiet. ~
rErnoLEyM-psll; 1; er'1e, ''1o; reauoi. ls'<sl4o.
new ,ess. IT, spot; :l4 as selisr February
uary 7,c; do February 5-luc short clear to jnnu-
sry; 71e Isra M nsM Western steam, 7ks7'to cash;
% nvErsK- pull; good oprims Western, naaso.
"u''kz-faafly 'et,e pHrn@iT 4 S3He'
DErAo1r Nov. .17.-DaEAnsrufFs-F1ou quiet and
.Sss nis sssaS s.'F Go.a sssds
LOUISVILLE,
:, ,inu.sv111x, ky., Nov. H.-paao1so-Held firm At
intAnsruFFs-Flous held steady; extra family,
rnoy,s,oss-posk steady Al sta.ooesl3.6o Bacon
firm no shouldora hcra clear rib, Gs4e; clear, !4os
Dutk meats firm shnuldors 30: clear rib 6Ao; cleaf
5te. Lard unchanged. am.
nanGsr aisashtared hsrs 70 dats oob sssa't ssso6
for the sams tin,o last year.
-wutaSx-steaay y,5f: At ~; :nr1r,uA
"pu1L4nE1pn.A, Nov. iaNYaEzpsT dull;
lows aud Waconstn extra family, $e6o@7 100; Mime.
ao.a S70oa7,45 Wheat yery quiet rcd. $1.t5@l.6s;
amber tl:eogs1.o'; No. ! .pring, $l. l.4o@l,a3: nJe
mixed, da9dAo. oAsa ateady; white, so@e3a mixed,
47@49c.
TErnoLEuH-Orudp, 10c; refined. l&o
WulaKY-Steady at 9ac
MEMPHIS,
MEMFlllH. Nov. l7-CoTToN-ateady offerings
light !; good ordinary, l3o; low m1daling low mid.
DREAnarUrrs-Flour dull and nominal. coru-
meal, e38a. 0rk!n market bare.
HiY--Frm 1T STA. .00t82 824.0O,
HAAN-ScarcO aud hrM at S17.bo.
pRoy1slpNs-Hacnn scarce aud 0rm ebouldoss ~
Geu ;'s'dts, elS97Ne.
CINCINNATI, Nov. T.~-uREADsrurTs--E1ou drn
q $0.4v9t.o5.. Wheat irin at sla0 Corn u fair
demsnl, aud higher esr, 4s9soa; now, t3c. Rye
h!ghsr Vt 75o. o.ts higher 1t sj@a2e. Barley la
P4oy1sloas-pork, small sa!ea as., $l9.21@19s0.
sales Ut q. but hs!d highor. nuIt moats STEADY:
SHOULDERS 4496o; clear rb, 5t@5}(e; clear hsld at
@. Bacon aEoaay; ANAL sales oS Shoulders It 64o;
aaAas hb. sksl esas. axa dxs%a naAA asu / t1a
, 1873-11-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

II lL1yERrool, Nov. 17-l n. m.-Eiour, 27sao9s
Wheat-Winter, lis 1ol@l2s ID spring, lis 5tGSias
whS l2s 1ode13a u club 13s JdiS1ys Id. Corn, sd
3ds33s Cd. p1rls, rs. Lard, 3os Cd.
LIVERPOOL, NOV. 17-2:3o p. m.-Corn 33s 9d, Lard
~ ,LivEnToo1, Noy. 17-5 p. m.-Cotton quiet mid
,ng agslm aana dSH SSHd or'eaa 9:d sales balaa
Breadatuffs quiet. Corn, 33s oa. Lard. % xos. Dc,f.
W. CD Tor new mess. Rest unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. 17-5 y. m.-Amount OF bullion mono
INTO tho Bank Ut England balance to-day, es9ooO
Rato of money ut Stock Exchange on aoyornsnons
scenrtties. pcr cent. Conaols for money, 02E; On
account @ 99:s United statos acCurIes: 6.2Os Of 49,
aG1. ~ 80" ~ 'A's A-4A's
FRANKFORT, Nov. 17.-s-20s Of ga, COX,
PAniR, Nov. H.-Hentes, 57fr 400,
, 1873-11-18
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. IT.
Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past forty-oight hours. and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-11-18

NEW YoRS. Nov. E--DusIuesa quiet With
movement is In progress. Cotton gooas WIRE nom.
iual}y atcady ~ frat hands, but jobinE prices wers
irregular. Cotton hanuola wero III fair demand, al
reduced pricss American prlnts jobbng at 62o
Country clothing manufacturers aye operating II
Errlns cass!1neres and aunga foreign and domestic
dtasR-fabrics selling freely ut low pricea.
, 1873-11-18

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city con-
sumption: $500 bu wheat; 4,G40 hu corn; 2,7e4
bu oats; 1887 bu rye; 4,768 bu barley,
Tho following grain has boen inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock; 224 cars
wheat; 1877 cars corn, 5000 bu high mixed do,
1,boo bu No. do, and e,Oo0 bu rejected do, by
canal; 81 cars oats, 6,bO0 bu No. do, by canal;
13 cars rye 27 cars barley. Total (435 cars),
$4,000 bu.
The following tablo shows the distribution Of
tho breadstutfa shipped out from this port dur
Ing the rnat week ::
, 1873-11-18

MONDAY EVENING, Nov II.
-. The receipts since Saturday eyonlng were quite
fifteen cargoes Offering. Several local ind few in
terror buyers put in an appearancc but tloy did not
market was dull and lfeless. For boards which sold
fast week at sleo0 aome par.ica were Offering s11s0
but the aaers refused to mako any concessions, pre-
Prices are entirely nominal as follows: Good and
choIco nllt-run boart.s aud strips, $l4.00@16 %
medium boards and strips, S10.00(a12, 90; common
DO, Se.0o@9.co jolata aud scantliug, S8o0 ahlueps
$3.oo@3.l2H lath, $500.
LUMBER FnEIGuTs,
Manstec, 400; Muskegon, $3.50 Ludington, s27s;
Grand Haven, $500; Pentwator, s2.75; Mcnonlnoe,
$3.50.
At TIE IARDs.
The market waH moderately activo, pricos rulinQ
about the same they have for the last fow weeks
, 1873-11-18
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wore 1led forreoord
on Monday, Nov. II,
orr PRoYEHTy.
Michigan ~, $40 It u ct Eighteenth ~ . + to1172
, 1873-11-18
2.s0@3.75
1..7b@9.21
4.25t34.bG
2.75tts,).1,
1.t009.60

Hoqa-ncceiycd since Saturday, A,ooo. There No,
slaHs Of stock and prices werc arm anl 15c higher.
The supply was large but they proved to 10 no sur
nus everything selling aud tho market closing lrn,
et tho Improvement. Tho range OF prices Was $a.76@
4lS for common to choice, common 10 metlm aollinH
~ attaIS{G565, aud gond to chofco ut $3808415. Va
hoto tho following tran1ucttons
, 1873-11-18
The Produce Markets.,

New YoAK, Nov. 17.-corroS-In better request
but lower; 1nldalng upland, 15kc; futuraa closed
steady.
DaIAnsyurFs-Flour less activc and scarcely ae
firm, receipts, $4,000 bsls; superfne Western and
good to choice. sd.35710; white wheat extra, 57lo9
7.75 extra Ohio, $a.oo@ st. Louis so.55@
Rye honr tonling upward, $4.3595.35. Corn meal
firm Western, $3.404s3.75.
STOCK or aaA1N IN sTonE NOV 1s.
, 1873-11-18

IHtse UoaIh Fef chf 70 DC hudtu WURH tEknslHrFeuI
which charge follows the shingles.
Thickness-Fiye shinglcs to bo two nchss In thick
ness. 71
Length--si1taen inches.
.... HARDWOOD.
D!ack-Walnut = Counters, $i00.o0a15o.o1: clear,
$esoosas50o: common $s5.00G60oo: Gull, $lo.00a
9500; flooring, $1,000. -
Asl!-clcar, s2s.0034o.0o; common, $4,000 co;
Gull, Slo0091600; flooring, $30.00GS 1890.
0AE-Clear, s2S.ooG540.Q0 common, st6.0o@25.o 90 !;
Gull, ss003l5.0A -7'77'
II!ekory-clear, s2s. .oo@so.vo; common s2o.oO@
$500; Gull. sl2. 2.03@11,00. "''->
MaMne-olear, M S2s.oo@55.oo; common, slo.oo@2s.oo
Gull. $l000@l6.00.
o. onnnaternut-ooar, s9s.uo@eo.oo; common, s7o.oo@
~ Caerry@,,olear, An0o@eo.0o; common, $l5oo@
81. oull, $l2.OO@l8Uu.
Whltawood-Clear, t30.oo@4o.oo; common, $1,000
@25.0o Gull, $lOG0Al5.00.
Wagon 6tock-Ickory n1les, per so, 81. .0o91 1,50;
wagon roos, oacA l5ea65o box boards $50 oo .09.
Florida red cedar, 35c Per II mahogany, Mesaou
40 co0neta. BOO Eosew0ol. 604o0o white holly SOC.
, 1873-11-18

ass ses''Batf ses e. aass tsifis, ID ::.s;
ilcsh. averaging TOO to 1,U5U lis ,,,........
Inferior.-Ligllt md thin cows, llelierg,
atags, l,,lla, and healawag hsecrs. ...,,.,.
Cattle-ToxRa, choice corn-fetl. ....,,,..,..
Cuttto-Tc1aF. NortliDrn wIntorud, ,,.,,,...
Cattlo-Tc1aa. through drovos.
. CATTLE HAItg.
, 1873-06-11

MONETARY.


TUESDAY EVENING" Juno H. :
aneto ee no now a' 1eatufoa OF importance 20
noso n, IN conneo'lon win tho 1ooal moneS narkoe.
4he a"pps. OF money ~ thc sahRs Is 'asHe ana
N .he maFKos eno supply 10 atao 'nc,eas.nB.
new 1osR oxohango sou oe1"oon oanha to'oay
a. par. ......-...--. -.
THE PRODUCTION, 1aronrAqloN' AND TAXATION OF
RAILROAD 1NoN.
We print below tabular atatomont from tho
bulletin Of t1,a American Iron and Stool Associ-
alton, showing the growth OF the homo produce
tion, importation, and consumption Of Iron aud
stoel railroad bars from 1870 to 1879. From this
tails Il ,nnoara that from tl,o tn,o
~ +,.,n rrsa.' ,rs's. ,s.a s"' .mant ~ .onn '
ehe tafa Moht INTO oheos, N aooA.
to tho oloso Of 1879 there was total Of 4,8oo
Cons imported aud $3.50, ,102 tons manufactured,
IN tho United Btatoe. For tho years 1862, 8, md
~ t.~iss -. ;.a., ,a;,ro.5 ;,ar, ~. Ena Nv
49,. ~ o4 1nor aa.oa H. uo va Nv, w. ~. ~.
pounds, anu from 1aoo 10 tue pseeent t'mo fuo
pcr 100 pounds. But for tho last threo years
about 40 por cont Of tho railroad bars imported
have ,,en nj ateo, m which tho 1utv il ~ oenta
49, rouna A. z,o nar % I'M nonnda +ta totn1
, 1873-06-11
THE CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TurspAY EVENING, Juno 10.
IN ro1n! OF nctlylty tho Week Under roVibw Aas
hib,ted most satisfactory improvement III this branch
OF trato. IAs astondnuco Of interior merchanta tut
tracted hithcr, no doubt by tho 3ubee) was larger
than On any of tho haf-dozsn preceding wbets, and
while there has been no particular urgency 10 hc d.
mand for any particular line Of gooat tair activity
gao Of aales accomplished exceeds tho most aanguno
Expectations. Prices uniform and PRO ssnsi-
greaer aevity Of tho past few days, Jopbers undor.
standing rsrfsoty we mai With th' q; Ct: 'a0ss s
90 long a feature OF tho mAgaet-but pYleea
of many goods III tho lat-notably standard prints
and eolored and blcachna cottons sso now below tho
gcr oyiool disposition to stimulate trado by pargh-
fsrlng peicea. 6toohs though much deretea ~ CON.
way ample to meet III roguitcments os the trade,
, 1873-06-11
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments moro fled tor rec.
ord on Tuesday, June TO-:

Tho following Instruments MORO fled Tor rec
ord on Tuesday, June 10:
CITY rnopEn1Y. :.
Bedgwlck at, bet NIenon1oneo md Linden sts I, 25
It to alley, dated March 81; consideration $780,
Wabash av, bet Thtrty-thtrd and Thtrty.fourth sts
az 60ft to alley, dated Juno4 consideration, 00o
Hustod a 14b fits Of Madison st. ef 60 II to alley
dated March &; consideration, $4,000.
Lot 10, in Block I. Holstein, dated June conzid-
aEation, $500.
L.. e. in M neek a. Sec 1e 3d. H. dated May q; con-
Dsgel st 1s9 It Of oentre st. VT, 1os1125 it. dated
Harding ~, iso Il q West Indiana st, f sos12sx
ATnol5 ss. cor q Thilysnint st. 2ox.,2s
r. t0;;tsa: aatsa sSae IN eons'as1ation,
, wHacs NH st. near Y eor Of Thirty ST. 24n
to ay,ssss ass Sssa AP E;
Iots sna J. u smitix Iea Il t. t. s,GSe Il Block I,
sS sh AaSn sa 1aa with haansa, dated April
ID ot q r B1ss i 5on Addition dated May
seo sss 80 u, dated My conalaerstien, si.oo.
astsa af5 g. 1ssS 1sS!s' eo5s,sssssp K e Sec
m o. lot II Block ~ Soc. 80, H. dated May
Lots Il and %, il Bioc1 of uarr,sons Dlools and
~ IT, seo ~ ~ H. dated May l. 1872: consideration,
Ia 2s Ct ho with buildings dated June
n,1e,l Les1 and 90 ID Block 8, in Reca Addition to
brighton, dated juno Z consideration, $1bop,
AneoM At, PCT Adams and jackson bts, I, n II to
10 AAeyt ahIea hAy 81 consideration, $3.lQO.
MONTH OF CITY Limits
Lot8 J. 2, md Is It Of Loss Is md H. In Dlonk T.
~ Lundley's Subdivision, Ia Zine 0royo dated NAV
"a; consideration, $io,o8o. 49,
souTu OF o1Tx 11n1rB
Lots II, 2e, rs, and 49, OF Gerber Oarrett,a Bur-
ayt,1n e lot e 300 TO- S. H. dated june 10
Lots ., s, q I ind 10 in BLOCK l, Of Easnaale dsed
May consideration, $4,000. 0S
Lota 45 aud "a, IN Block in Wright windott,a "
ksn = seo ., Us, "A, dated niay u: con.
Lots % and 50, in Halos Lots to g. &c., in John
on. sonSs 6 of &C. Sec g. 50, II, dated May Is
lot 29 In same, dated b[ay 10; consideration s. 5oo
Lot 2s, In Block Of DuncAnh Block 3, Of Tsyior
arsghye Of M n SEQ l. ss, II, dated Hay il
Lots Is aud 1e In Block d, Of winatous ubdlysion.
nsWA OF Sec Q, 81, It, dated Juno consideration,
hots Il ~ I'D 49, nsas block dated Juuo7
Lot u In block H. in Chicago University Subdivision
$500.
-.z. WEST orrx 1IMrrs.
Lots 13d and 138, In Wh1ts Ooisx BLOCK ct HaYea
hart q 9 &c., 80, 10 49, dasod Msy !; constdcra
.j.s:Ss s ~ H. snd s In s.ms, dated sanee;
Iota ID u gS, ii Block Of Jacobs Block 0, Of
seA seo. 90, 10, L., datod March 9; confederation,
, 1873-06-11

The Now York Produce Exchange Weekly has
the,following:
In Germany, tho latcst mali adyicea give reports Of
favorable Weatlcr for tho growing crops. Supplies
md stocks OF wheat III German ports wore Hmau Tho
demand from the interior less active, but thosa
waa al improved Inquiry for export to Bcot1snd Dol
giu1n, and uollaul.
In Franco the wcathor has been chnngcable, with
very little complaint from tho farmers btocka wore
very gonornlly small Of botl wheat and -four as ID In
dcatsd by tho reported stocks In Paris, Masuoile4,
Nantes, aud Rouen.
In Hungary thero woro complaints Of ruRs to the
wheat hlant. Tho hnpearancn OF tho czopa was quito
genorally unfAyortbio and the farmers had ao con-
siderable purchases Of weat for September delivery
at advanced prices.
Adyices from 0alatz and Ibrpi, under date Of 10th
Of May 1875 report In haizp, Of The crop
fntorior, to the extent Of 10000 qrs, for immediate
Bhtpment which cleared tho spot stock at both pAces
although further supplies were axpaotol to arrive
Boon
In Franco and Prussia thcro bad boon during tho
woch ended tho 23d Of May heavy rain fall, and
ngher temperature Waa hoped for to forward vegoa-
ton.
Tho weather in the nrltsh Is,ea had been at 1atosk
ady1ces Eeneraly favorable for the growing crops,
Some cargoes on tho passage from Southeastern Eu.
rope, originally deansd for tho United Kingdom had
Tho continued demand for whoat in tho nnnrkots Of
thu United Kingdom has Of late been Increasing,
Tho exports from California hAvo boon cousiierably
dl1unshed Tue damsgo to the wheat cropi that Hato
by tho dcunth ls not OF 80 serious q
sansa ss5ss'r soys sa w. At ' tho
by humid atnloHphoro for several days, which prs-
Vailed in tho place Ut rain It IL now cxpootod Gall
fornia will have about tho Increased area aown 10
wheat ful average CROP and perhApa a. large crop
a. In 1879, which was estimated By tho Agricultural
, 1873-06-11

EaH3-Waro In lair local request anti drtn ht ING
13o. Bales reported Of doz 1t 13o 600 doz
ut 1870.
tho donanl Ia o1coont for tho Aeaaou. Largo local
contracts hayo boon fllcd tho past fow wepkg, and
tho dealers have bought up al tho feathers az
soou al. they arrived. Following aro tho current
rates. Prime t. ehoiee I've gssso At 17@1ss from
els; mixed taathers. 4S9foo sh,cheu. ealos.
further material depleon Of stocks, aud, at Tho
ment tho supply both of lako md saltwater desprp
Temporary, 1t ts tho c.use Of much snnoyancc as cur
orders that srs aaily PLACED Prices sss yery Arm ~
@aNX w. -: g. g. sSt, sSs59{9sc21 4s NJ ss0Ss e
s1ors ts, 800; bank coiash per iOo is. $3.50
@o.76; George's goldfish, $6,ooDg.76 Labrador her
Sins, spilt, LII. 90 :oo@95e: do. hrl, sas(95oo; /;
{495(el 10; box lerriuR No. i, 2aaaGo; boz horrlt
sca1ed, S8@31oi Columbia 1nyor sallon 6 brs, 3lU00
FRUITS AND NUT8-Dea1ers aro not at all sats.
nod with the situation Of tho dried fruit mar1ot tho
movement continuing alsck In both foreign Ind do
1nostic yarlsies, while, rulo Vrcea weak and
developed but, With this exception, tho tendency Of
p1ioes has boen To IN eaater condition, An effort ia
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v&Ito in assortn,ont mud gonerai nttrncyenoss they
havo rarely boon oxcellcd. Tho deasnd for earrot-
ings has boon good, for tho SESSION. oedora though
usally Email nlado largo aggregate, md deaers OK
press themselves as wo satisfied with tho weeks bust-
nssa R.ocks not excessive, hn Il We except d.
ollhn Of 100 in Lowell and Hartford tic market As6
ruled h.saiy at former quotations.. (;
Dry goods imlortR from Jan. to APRIL 30:
sss,sss,s4 :sas s7sssi,sls tsi;s s1o.oes,doo
o. u, '7a........ .,....... l82so,o9a ao,1so,7ea
, 1873-06-11
bit - 1AeA1'O 'OlNl1sltnst 10, 900 bu In
1857. eno nm IL, ~
Tho imports Of wH6ss w "6" for tho woh1< ended

tay ~ Toro s1 q nss Tor tno "0oK enaoa
Tho tcgian nnrkots woro flr1n TOR wheat.
TGo Weath0r In Holland hos leon cold for tho weok
hight, wiiic il was sat, lad iono net injury g ths
ryo crop. small crop Of ryo was expected. stock
Of wheat at Amstordar H,nall aud 1nhrkut flrn for
both rye and wheat. At intorior points unppies worc
dcorcaaing and priccs rislng. ~ ,..s:.
81 a oFors S esass 81 eon
yot reported from thorc.
Tho italian tnnrkets continued flrm for hll dcscrlp
tanalonh Of hol1ora VIVA ohuck to b1ainoss.
With amnll stooka and small. supplies o. OdoHaa,
favorable for tho crops It was expected that with tao
advent Of tho now crop Of WHEAT tue old wheat you'll
bo entirely exhausted. Tho harvest prospects, weEo
favorable, but moro rain was deAtrrd. l.
srhn FIN Eranniacn Ihi1ictin riYeA tho fpl]QMlng
, 1873-06-11
Tho Ban FranoiBco bulletin gi1eA THO followln
Of exnQrta for eleyen months


Totals. Q,475,EG3 250,202 1o,220,354
Thu British ahlp Golden Cato ia now IN tie stream
with 600 centals aboar, having completed hor cargo
yesterday, but Ut the prosent writing eho h1H nat
clrare and her cargo not therefore Included In the
nhoYD Dtnl. There Bevon moro veAso!s IL {ort 70
load old whoat, an they will probably take 21o
HeaHon to ro,nd 10,6oooo0 centnls, which B nearly
100 per oent moro than was over shipped III any pro-
vluus year.
Tho aamo pnpor Gays:
About month ago thousand-aoro nold Of wheat
near Banas was in such uurromiain8 condition that
tho owner decided to cut 1t fer hay, and commenced
work vigorously. In the couxsc q few days aaEno
200 ncEes Ind boon roduced to stock fced when It
ilacoYered that under thu influence Of favorable
weather tho balanoo OF tho fold rapidly taking
n now color, and showing so1ne sigma Of healthy
growth. Tho owner concluded to waft little be-
foro mixing any moro hay. Tho remainder Of his
what 1eld continued to Improve In nppcArnrco: and
at TIM aud nf fnnr ~~4ok he dn1s lie sH 600 serrn
Of very fair wheat uc1ry ro4dy for haryas which, At
moderate catimao, Will yield ton 10opound aaoka 10
the Acre. r
LATEST.
In tho afternoon wheat waa moderately active,
and declined No. No. spring sold ut. 9l.25Y6
down to 3t.2l5l so1or tho month, closing at tho
insido, and closed at 91.2254 seller July. Corn
was In moderate den1and and easior, closing at
S5}5@S5skc seller tho month, 37NG3791 aellor
July, aud 4o1{@ioHo aeller Anguat othor
grim was inactive.
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..., ua.ru nlaren ID ; consideration, $4,000.
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, June 10.
Tho following woro tho tuoepts and shipments
'of tho leading, articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date one year ago.
, 1873-06-11

75a 10 'oS ehoee 'e sns H. CO oe
@ S@o5e goo good to ohoico DO, socsiio nc 10 goo
extra Moyuno, 9aS@t40 ohoIce to o1tra lcaf Japan
feir to sooa dg os7sa ~ g
ne oo10ng, o'@46o; good, b'@e5o; cho'co TO e1tr",
T0DAOco-Meoss With .. good inquiry at stcady
T1nE ou7-ExIrat 76@sso; choice, o5t57oo; medi-
p5uo-N.t'ral leaf, 71@Boo half BRIGHT oo@7oo;
gIos1sa@doeS I:s' 3 choice, s2eooo; medium, 400
WooD-Rol,nias atcAdy at tho annexed range Of
El'ss" H. cpoeceh oS 1907 msp'o 1000 hickory soo
VEaETADLEs-Vcr In moderate request At tho an
nc1e1 prices reas 90 por bu: string beanp,
t3.so@4o 90 por hu cMepmbers; 7598oo pr tuz; now
on!oua por hs, t5:oo@o.oo; spinach, sioo@l.23 per
per dog; cahbagc s.<a31.75 por doz; tnrnipa, su@
BOO Per dog; beetB, 2s95oo per ioz carrots 40a50n
Dor1n'lda onions, o04o0 pcr box; to1atocu $500
9fLoo.
W0OI,-Thoro wcre no now fentures. Old wool is
In demand aMong Western mhnnfacturorr Now WOO!
is Sill un1aoabl9: rho receipts arc very light and
the salcs limited To erall lots Of wool fro, fat
stcop. Prices wore cnayy and for old wool Nd follows
Tub washed, oxtra medium SOC go
Tub, wasl!ad, common to far.... .4s@+so
'% fieoco, washs, an xaxx, eht .tsiSo
Tlcccc, wnshod, xkxx, dlDgy .s76542c
Fleece, washed, medium light .43e545c
Fleece, anwnshcd, xkXx, IN good condition. .2et@aot
Fleece. unwashcd, coarBe and dingy.. .2722oe
snpcr, pulled.
nnrrr ,goa i; c ,cs.
pricos for now wool Will probably bo from s95s
RAILROAD T1sEItanrs-we continue to quo.o: