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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12

The Boston Globe has correct idea of
the situation when it says that "the state of
Vermont, like Iowa, will soon be out of
debt. The State debt is now only S105,Gi9,
and there are $3.50, coo in the treasury, with
a large amount of taxes TO be collected.
Vermont, if good State TO emigrate from,
as Douglas used TO say, is also State
where the comforts of life and educational
privileges are 10 be had without enormous
taxation, and one whore the principles OF
freedom arc as generally dffused and as
well understood as anywhere in the Union"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12

The payment of the Geneva award was
consummated on Tuesday, when the full
sum of S15, coo was made over TO our
government by the British minister and the
famous Alabama question became thing
of the past The two atoms may well con-
graduate themselves anew over this happy
termination OF a controversy which for six
years threatened TO engulf them in open
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12
Haitian.

"A suit has been instituted against Ches-
ter NJ. Wilcox blythe widow of VIM. Smith,
for $1,000, under the act passed by the Leg
islature of 1870 for damages sustained by
the death of her husband, who was killed
in the fracas of July 4, she claiming that
the liquor causing the fracas was procured
ofWilcox.-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12

The Massachusetts Democratic State con-
vention was held at Worcester on Wednes-
day of last week, some 200 towns being
represented by 500 delegates. Hon, Will
liam CASTOR of Boston was nominated for
Governor, and VIM. s. Smith of Spring
field for Lieutenant Governor.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12

To THE WEAK, THE WORN AND THE WEARY, the edi-
tor of the Boston Recorder says: ave eau most un-
hestatngly recommend the Peruvian syrupa protect
ed solution OF the prooxide Of iron, to all the weak
the worn and the weary, having richly experienced its
benefits 1t possesses all the qualities claimed for 1t
by lis Droprietor,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12

The big balloon didn't go up on Wednes-
day, as advertised, after all, and the Assem-
sion is indefinitely postponed. The Graph
ic says it was on account Of the high wind,
but good many folks begin to doubt
whether it ever will go up. Prof. Wise
processes TO be dissatisfied with the con-
struclion of the balloon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12

most ably directed combination of capital
lists in the country and is credited with hav-
ing obtained almost complete control of the
machinery Of both political parties In the
Stale
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12

Michael Lillls, whose farm is in the
northwest part of Vernon, raised tobacco
plant this season which measured five feet
to top of longest leaf. Said leaf was three
feet one and one-half inches in length by
sixteen inches in width, and there were
fifteen leaves on the plant. Who beats2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12
Re11e70 Of The Markets.

NEW YORK. Sept. 0. Flour active; State SIS G0,a
81 90: round hoop Ohio &c 95S$9 90; Western SIS 60
asa CO., Southern 81 25CSSIl 90. Wheat higher No.
aspiring 81 Is; Nos. and mixed 81 60 win
ter red western al 72G1 "a; white Michigan
l %. Corn higher; steamer mixed Western 62s66 !;
sail do Goats. Oats higher; white Western 49d51:
Western mixed 4Sa49c. Beef quiet Pork lower;
Mess Ell 80. Lard firm; steam 3-sld 5-sc;
kettle $50. Butter quiet: Ohio 16s25c; State ESQ
3lc
CHICAGO, Sept o. Flour firm whest frmer;
but unsettled; No. l Spring 1890 Co., No. do,
81 IS 81 cash Corn hrmer at Al lSc for No. regular
cash Al lao for strictly fresh 4lc mixed Oats rmer
at % 1-2a2S 5Scssh Rye duh aud lower at 81 for No.
2; Barley active at &c and 81.
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Money per cent. Gold fc-
versh and lower, ranging from liz l-S TO Ill 5-s.
-. .t.1.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12
BrfIosrs Fails.

Frank Georges barn was burned at
Bellows Falls Wednesday night of last
week, with its contents. Loss $1,000, part
ly covered by insurance, The origin of the
fire is unknown
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12

John NJ. Francis, minister to Greece,
returned to his home in Troy, N. Y, last
Monday evening, and the people gave him
IN enthusiastic reception.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12
gYsinrhPsfPr, ". FL

The Ashuelot Valley Fair will be held
at Winchester, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Sept. 80 and Oct. l. The officers of the So
ciety are wide-awako men who will leave
nothing undone to insure an attractive ex-
hibition and n full attendance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12
TO ADVERTISERS.

THE VERMONT PHOENIX has larger circulation than
any other Newspaper In Southern Vermont,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12
GHiITOra.

Quarterly meeting services will be held
in the town hall next Sunday, at o'clock
p. NJ. Preaching in the forenoon as usual.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-09-12

vEaErmE viii cleanse scrofula from the system.
, 1873-06-13

effect an advance by virtue o. tho fact. 20 long
md behind uB,. md widespread fears arc onter-t
tAinsl OF condition. It soomH not TO 10 famem-
efrs ast s a Sssn shs asT
our inspection is much moro rigid now than ~,
was when Tho grain was rooeived hero thet has
recently brokon down prees on IT, tue nnonsi
Ut 0594o,: and declined to 95Ho at the,
oloao. Boiler July sold at 97@s71fo| and aollor.
Auguat at 4o@401<o; all closing dull at tho IN.
sido. Strictly freah reooipta Of No; closed ~
rood shipping demand. Cash aeles wore report
Cd OF ZOO bu whlto Of 800 45,Goo by DO No: At
00No; 14,Bo0 bu do at ooIo; A,2qg oo bl M 20 at
b S e st. # s agst sS - ng gsoa 81 ss
on private terms; II, 400 h1l rejected at o25fo;
1c6 bu do at 20o; 7,odO bu do at 25o. Total, 16o,
0ats vero dull and atoady 1t a,furthor decline
Of K@Ho, owing to continuation Of large re-
ooipta, and a falling OF in shipmentH which
caused sasier focling, though tho offerings f2r
future wore not SO liberal as for ~ ITO aays Rsas;
$50, but aoon declined to, and olosed ct 2794o.
Strictly fresh rooeipte sold sas 2s@2sMo, closing
at 2862816e. gellor July sold at 2Q@29Ao, and
sesr eGsa Of ooe6& e
aoSse oSS 81 4 'sSS Se u b i so y
oeted at 1880 b. wts ss aS1 By sample aso4o
5000 bn do at $50. Tote 'gg nn' teinu
holders, salos wero restricted to 800 hu No. 3 st
6115c and 800 bu by eamplc at 68o.
barley WAS dull and nominal, taoro polnS no
buyors In tho absence OF transactions Wo quote
No. q at 6b@7oo; No. at 65@eoo; and rejected
At $500 eo-the inside In tho Hook 1Bland Eleva-
tor, and the outside in other housos. salos were
limited to 400 bu by sample at 75o 6oo hu do at
HF tSyt31 ~ HEd I
, 1873-06-13
.Mtacalfhnoouas

being put in, and nhd viii aoon DO ready for business.
poo9 l. s ys1 sna f lss
TSs nv ss!r seca. Brought into pef 1s4o ton'
at nutiso, On Tuesia,. but wss ortingulshod without
SSsar ~ ,;;ssss s@ss sr9 g. 5s 5 ss :s
r.fts threush the lskoa in oEdsf t. .yod dss.ters
Ssss so a. @
- "a
s|Ths seis oascaae, which went ashore It Point aa
ussl The sshr M r. 4 Richmond ID now ready for basia
hss raised her classification to Il with dash: Tho
HehnsnS \ 2os tona q burden, ana % = eomanooa ~
o:e: !sftiss business on rAte. Huron md zf'e =
now y fa fafe sais &eaan Oh Ao port 81 theros
= dangerous ahoal on which numerous dseatern nsvo
sen .ss hs1 na rs q
not ss res sans 8 Il
trssn she shosi nd the city III from three . fix
Esas % e. q
at apot. This roof extonds about ono nilenoEth and
1at Tstee On a ho shoi i. osa fest The buoy painted
'sGeMe.xr, O. q. aso1.ki d Co., contractors for the
building Of tho Buffalo international bridge, have II
sued The following notice !, On and aftpr tho 11th
Of tho International bridge nor bsing constructed BY
tho international Bridge Company aoross the Niagara
81 ssS@ nnns e g
Esx A. fh o 5sa nsa M b. a1
sse n9sned snd reaaest'd to steer midway hesTcan
s4osf Thes hs4i scir arsvo1d Captain Harrison, which,
thden with Iron orc, left Marquette oc 10 ast hud
not hoard from aftsrWaH, WA discovered on tho 9Th
inat hotween Grand h1srats and TTo Heart Mtor, on
Iako Superior. She Is total wreck She lies close To
tho beach with hsr bow and stern sbove Watar which
4 would indicate that abe is broken ACTORS the centra.
Eour bodies, doubtless part Of tho Grew, found
il the shore close by snd inorred BY tho hehormsn
OF tho ne1BhboGhood. No description Of tho bodies
j was obtained BY our informant Mr. Palmer, Of Mar
aaetts who xas made acquainted with ~ above f.ets
carried crew Of eight mon. Tho unravallng
illfatod vessel though s&d In itself, will DO
consolation to thoss who had ftlenps board. That
she 1oat her way during sos hndlng anom storm Ia
settled almost he5ond CONTROVERSY. It!srsohahothss
ponr q oonaoasx; 5nns s1o.@-Dovr-sohrs Paragon,
II Aulttalia Cavalier starlng Ban FRANKLIN, Houthap
ton, Antelope, Foaress, 9. F. Dorr; prop acadia
schrs Montptliort Tom Bmna, Hhtte Wells, Henry
Rooney, Miami Belo, Gold Hunter, Mary Jans, Qraen-
tal. uF-Dsrt British Lion; props et; Alnans,
i 1Iuyey, Lady Mcdonald, Marysburs, Wavecrcst, T.
i ". Hoag prop Maine steam barges Lncoln Bale
H GROSS barges Albany, L. D. Crocker bark D. Gas
! kin. Wind aonthwest, fresh.
, 1873-06-13
MARINE.
Port OF Chicago.

ARIsIvED......Jun Il
Hohr Nahob, oeonto, $50 n lun1bes. ,u,,u1.
stnr s GORDON GORDON Gampbo Milwaukee, 1000 brls oemsnt
schr J. p, Ward, White Lats, 90 ~ lumber.
ass Rsts MGn T9e Ra,'s 90 1o a'f
gchr Racine, Muske8on, ll5 m lumber, d m lath.
6chs Margaret Dali, Musksgop, lso N lumber. ,,, ,
schr Glad 9Sdings, Muakegon, 176 m lumbar 1{on
Hohr Ourlax, Muskegon, 1eo N lumber.
Bchr Advance MusEegon, 1t0 N lumbsr.
3ss !gmssF !|sSsF Is ah
Bcar oscelis Musfcgen, lto m lumber, 100 N lash.
schr i. nuus, Muskeson, 22o q, lumber + :,,.i
sess sesr T la, 1ussoSo9; 45e lumber q i l.6.,
large oty of Grand Haven, dr.ud Haven, 2ao N su1n'
Barge 8. Q. D. Grand Haven, 500 m lumber.
gehF Rlssto afsnd .vea 10 n qR'9sr 96a ~ pobor
, Hohr Leo Grand Haven, 9b m Lumbar.
ses see Sn, S.ss ss' railroad ron 7s br.
gesr hoSsll ss.l Mosis Il 'sat 1es m lumbar
s sedns a1o eps tan, so1 ,1cn ore
Prop op Ira Ira ohaiioe, g.ug.tuek. 10 n humber:
5sfke sfs o5eas Gee ia Ma.issoa, ssa 80
iaF saF Masr7s Mu.lssoa 10 ameeS 400 % lAth
soSr sG5s maiassGs Masfssan Is 20
hT schs Rainbow. oconto 80 Lumber. l7ls bd1s 1ath.
sehr Mary uoo.h, White LAKE. 12o IN lumber: ,o
stmr oorooa st. Joseph la pkRs sundries.
Htnr HhoboygAu, Two Rivera, SO bd)a Breon h1dca.
sohr D. s. Austin, Buffalo, 21,o0o , by by NJ Mheat.
Rchr f. 3, barker, Kingston. 20, 400 nu wheat.
sSi, 3chr Annio YouRht, Buffalo, n 800 bu corn.
schr Ataunto Buffalo, a 800 blu corn.
Btmr Mpsna, Musiegont 2eo Pkg ~ sa'ndries. "a
achr Doualdaon, Buffalo, 30, GOD bu corns
solr oroton, Danslo, 2s s29 M BY cor corn.
| Hchr Nalob, Rtngst*n, ao 10y ~ cora.
sclsr +, j. Marsh, buffalo, as,10a bn wheat.
, 1873-06-13

Wheat WAS dull steady during the early part
Of the day, and weak afterwards, declining 1@
1Ao from tho lowest quotations. Of yesterday.
early reported to be heavy under large receipts,
whilo tho woatherhor WAS fno. Then New York
Was reported weak, and those facts seomed, by
home mysterious means, to haYe been eprend
about the country almohtbofore they wore known
on the floor. Thore WAS fair shipping demand,
however, which absorbed ali tho current offer-
inga Of car lots, at q premium Of shout ~ on
the price Tor BOILER tho month. This tended to
was scarcely any domand {or hall IN hour. At .
time, 1t made hollore loas anxious to dispoHe Of
their property, especially as the stocks here arc
small. Those vas, howovsrr, Widespread feel.
keep up TO their prouent volume for fow weoks
longer, prices must decline. But just hero ID the
difficulty which makes operators timorous; they
do not know what to expect after this month IL
out. Some say they do not think tho now law
ceipts; while Tho ajo1ity arc apprehensiye.. In
options there WAS not much dono to-day,
tho month opened at 91.29M. declined
t4 I'D sos'd st s1 asSE 5a July X,al sGd
August sold 1t 81 1@l.17. and sol1er tho year
was dull at tl.1o15@I.11. Cash No. spring
closed at f1. .22A for regular. No. spring (soft)
ras nGnn: s sSo No: spang s91sa 20
Cash Balos woro reported Of 800 bu hard No. l
spring at $1.ol Il, 900 bn No. spring (hard) ut
@l.26L, 1890 ba do at 81.24N; 16,400 bu do at
el.28N; 1900 bu do at s1.2S1; 1,200 bn do at
! $1.2SH, o.9o9 bu do at &1.231; 1l,81o bu do 1t
e1.2s; I, 800 bu No. spring at &1.13; $500 bu
| do ht @1:1aX; $500 blu rejected do at @1.00.
Total, 02,8 800 bu.
Corn was lesa aotive, and averaged about 10
also quoted dull at .yestorday's doolino (27o),
| willis New York olo3ed lower. There was very
lIttlo shipping demand, though = fair proportion
Of freight room was ohnrtered for corn bought
previously. Hence cash corn was unuauatly
qulot. The offerings for future delivery were
| very liberal carly but whom Sailors found thai
there was but lttls disposition to tako hold the,
| hold back, and offered more cautiously, tiyti
| avoiding mora important deeltna. There Ii
very lttlo question IN the, mtnda Of operators
With regard to tho coming crop being nos'
than about half tho average Of 1econt years
but It seams to bo yot top early In the season tt
, 1873-06-13
CHICAGO. DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING. Juno II. ,
ALCoHOL-WnB IN moderate demand st 81 .80G9l.85.
for ~ per cent proof.
character, md firm market iB notod for Ill,
good qualities, as they are becoming a sca5eo & W
tXQa6Ho; No. 2 DO, 4b@6c; No. 3do, sA94o; Inside
green, sx@4o: do rcd tip sA94,&o; do. pale and
81 BEANS AND pEAs-strtotly choice manipulated
navss are worry scarce snd r, being In good demand
for shipment Other grades and Peas y %e5e T. quiet Wa
inns, s25oa255; inferior grades. A25!s3oo green
peas On hrls) .4olgl. 50 ycllow do In bags $l2S
demand /. only fail At Tho quoted pricss stucco
Sss0t940o: Portland Cement 81 go per brl; Ros,
e9dala cement ;, & uSn 1S m9u,sge = amd
limo IN b,llk socs 1ooo limo grs>, s11o@1. IS rer
pr bu 4o@6oc nre b.ick Loo 50 oo n1d. M
Ing brick {common $o.50t9700 scwer brick, $1,000
country biick, s1o6o, delivered milwaukee, pressed,
t32bo, del; do common, *l4;oo; Racine pressed,
sa20o@24.06; do common, sla0o; ire clay, per brl
$4.00l5.03.
The following is the s Of prices Per box Of 20 feet
for domestic window gaea, from which > reduction
Of 30 per cant ia mpaD to dealers
, 1873-06-13

Withdrawn from store yesterday tor city con-
sumption. 1907 bu wheat; 1909 bu corn CAB
bu onts 1913 bu barley.
The following grain hns been inspected Into
store. this morning, up to 10 o'olocks 174 cars
wheat; 440 cars corn; 11,700 bu No. 2 do
bycanal; CT cars oats; cars rye car barley.
Total (e8o cars), 2so,ooo bu.
Tho schooner Scotia arrived In port thls morn
ing with 1,64o tons Of COAL the largest cargo syar
brought hero.
Tomorrow Frlday) resolution, introduced
tan days ago by Mr. Bpruanco. will como before
, 1873-06-13

oArrIEro-nght closes another active day in tho
cattle market all classos Of buyers being n full attend-
ancs and all casscs operating With bessty II val
ucs there waa very Little change PE!ces weso we'll nus-
tained for all descriptions, but were not especially
firm axcopt tor fat, pony steers Of from 1e2o to
i06 a average nd for ehoes to extra gEadea syeE-
demand, and, IL not tew 'n:tances, there wsse
nates sass A' rno aH'AP SUPPLY " Of oonn,on md mo-
tium 3tock now exhibits ateady increase,
and the tc1.otoy nf pcoa Is unmstakably downward.
From this fne forward To1aa cattle may bo expected
G u ns e
priooa d the lattsr Iss ruo low: The bnit ot To-
was $a.2s@a,12H. Tho lnost notable salo Of ths day
WIS l91tead, Averaging 181d ba. at $oa5. by Congor
uroa. This 1r1n dsroAod Of about 800 head, at ao9
ta6 Tho market closed stOaly.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra neoves-0ra1oa steers, averaging ], 400
lts and upward ...,:+:......:,..":..... c0oae.25
Ohoioe Deoyes-Ftne, fat. well formed ayear
1850 lss. 5os9b.eo
Good yss-Wsli-fastsned, nnsly formed
stesrs averaging 1l0o to $50 III. b.t6@6.6o
As eaina 90 70 i2oo IT, m Boo0saS
, 1873-06-13
Lnko EretGhtn

vero t.irg actaYe ~ q fse ern 0Ho Tor Whost snd
70 for otis 10 UunAlo and t1o for vleat to Alngs>
tou Tho following charters yefe reported: 10 nuf. sa
MGsbsf I'd p M 'ssa Aa.n
waost Il 6xo; Sa1k i, Corning. oats 1t tHe; prop
Chlna, COLI Oh through rates: Y Kingssea-ssAf 9.
Alfred, wtsat 1t laNo 10 New York sia Buffalo
, 1873-06-13

n6as@fn eompaTfson with ths preceding: days q
tho wsok Tho general feauroa Of tho hog arfst woo
essentially unohsnged. The yosthor W. oool .nd,
With oontned moderate rocalpta and Favorable adyioe
from tho East former rateS wore easily sustained
Msw no.on olssa:nta tss nd nf n3
u. fro othes pointa wese Ii attendsaee md aopaht
A.sO for poor 10 common, At 40 for rneaiu1,
and at t34o@4to for good 70 really CHOICE inferior
mixed lots sosd It while car load Or trp
Of extra fetched 3sskG86e0 but most Of tho {dAys
transactions were 1t $4S0@445. About all sold and
Tho market c1paad 1taailY At &4.23441Q.
, 1873-06-13

French NP e lo9 IssSs Loo 1sS
aant prices arc, ~ o rufo, adhered to: 4
,.5ss sS5 s 955 sasssS e. s5 iaa @
z3sE e: s:!.s s9; ssE t.
'sss suH4r aaanf'sS nSsnas. s T. ~ * s Fs!es
us sS IL IL iS IL e. s%
S5 ot 70 % pr cont il mada from this iist
oofrEn:oopper bottoms t5e braziers, over y n,
40 tanea "copper" 400; pl'n'hsa "copper" te'; d.
VIM T. :, 50; o ana . 1os; 1o % Il, IL: y,
iea; ID. ieo "a 2oo fu bundle, Is pcr eont aus.
count fonco wire, 7Ho; by car loud, 74o.
sSsa bao1 i = 1s1 sess F's
ss @ "a f 4; s. sa5S .5, x
NaSAT laS sis0Y YsronEs-wexe unchanged. we again
quotes MANILA rope = u 1s@19c sisal rope z ae@
@e5o; pitoh, brl, t0oa97do; tar, brl. balls $500
-prcca weza the game "a tho preceding
days oi tho woa whero they ay bo considered steady
Wo repeat our quotations ~ follows Carbon, 18H@
f.. ''tss SssG s III ss ass sss ess
neat. foot oil, strictly pure 1o; a. e1isn eue Do
naphtha,t nan IL. tsss Common. 1sesl7c. '''i
asa 5s sss s*i
ported At l2S54o on track. New potatoes were very
r. sss nsa & e.
80, traet car At $50: car At sso; at
vi pornY1Tbe market was lboral1y supplied, but,
1ather @ woaf though Without auotable change sales
soons s Is Dc
eoops large spF'nE Il Gs, 4 e00ps at sa'
sEEbs-Milst and Hungarian wore IN moderate 10
quot, pEleea being ahsdo easior othsr sseds ware
as;s saa q esgs 10 6.es
rs bags n1tllet at Doc ; 10 bags at a5o.
sArpea..s rsPost sn ssttve d. Demand dt. ana a.
on4sgs and Saginaw nns Sao o1ns5y an: eeasfo q e
.'s Ssa'e9 ra1t asy Rsaa En- II @a
q s sst xss;f ssss e a.
@d. 10 common to dnn old dhyaon, 70995o: common
impar1, do@oso good 70 ehoiss do. soos4 10 nne
sib9l .2o; e1tri Moyune, NS5@1 choice to extra
ieai Japan, 85c@$lo6 fair to good d. 65@75e; COM
eommon toSns oolong, s594So good, 56@oso; choice
s3.rs& & s5e@Aoo ,,,r. .dv =. thu opot,ton,
s'1s Tnts s' 9Gs-E1tza 7s@aso choice esa7oo 1nod
s@seai p10f re- 70 3aSao fUH9go Ss S2u o7ou:
''s saoxssa@doed e choice, s2@soo; medium, 2'o
" WooDNWa. % ID good demand ut the following quo
tations Beech, $soo maple. $o.oo hickory, s1loo
| alabe, 100 delivered.
VEuETADLEB-sol readily to tho retail trade al
the following range Of prices: roas, Sleo92.2' e,
bu: string beans, $36o94o 90 por bu cucunhers, $50
800 per don; now onions. per bsl, t5oo@e'oo; spia
ach $loo9l2o per brl radtshes, 20@25o SQUASH, el
b lettuce 1b9Soo per uoz; cabbage, 10 POI
doa; turnipa, 3o&a6o dog; heets 5os6so pei doz
cnrrots 403b0o bermuda onions, $J.ooG 90 per box
, tomntoes, $1oo{9a 50 per box; carrots, @sc.
WDOI-Tho condition Of tho market ID esfonta!',
tho same Old wool il selling to W*storn Mills and ha
stocks oTe running quite low. Now wool Is hoginnini
TO arrtyo but hero ia not enough doing to establish
market. pr1o&s for old wool arc quoted 294o lower
, | aa follows: =
Tub, waahpd, extrA medium. .499b0
rail- wasilod common to fair .46G348
Common dingy ,:ht 4%s q
Fleece, washed, medium Light .4ost2
Feece unwaahed, X&1x, III good condition. %
Fleece, unwasled, coarse, and dingy. .25328
Hup1f Pulled. .Sot3
Bury wool 1e92oe lcaa
, 1873-06-13

Butchers stotoit2e6ommon sttit et6s 10 1flir .teero,
!. Ard--Hood - to = sxtsa :. .oors5-.for' city
slaughter, averaging 600 70 ], 100 hs... ;,
atout ;Cats1o--O Common CATTLE In ceteus
,flsah, avsraFina 7o0 tp 1910 las. ..,-t:....
stags. bulls, and soAtlaWag ttears. ........
Cattlo-Toxas; Northern wlntsred. .........
Catt1s-Cotn-fed Te1as.
, 1873-06-13

Prop ono,da, wheat throngh rnta. To Portland vtA
geriia-propb.D 6aldwells eorn, through rate. To-
boston ~ r. ~ r, .or ~ A. sS
hn corn; 7o,005 bu pata. Tho prop Arhbis and sehr
OnondaBa wero chartered for whost from Milwaukee
TO buffalo at TO-
, 1873-06-13
LOCAL ETUCK AND E0ND MAnKET.
Messra. Lunt, Preston & &'Kean quote rs fol-
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING" Juno II.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF the loading nrticlos Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, md for tho
corresponding dato ono year ago:
, 1873-06-13

bfST eIte? market sast TO-DAY, and under
tho liberal reeaps scanned rathsr easier The arst.
vais during TIE 1 fortnight h.,n soR.a'd a.
scasons, and there Is not that accumulation Of poor
butter aualy noticeable ut this season.. salos Tere
choics yellow 1s8ase; medium to good, l6a17o; In
fsrtor to common, 1o6sl1c.
ton with this market Trade though " no no sa meaaa
I ,,sas ps sesnasx "" y mass II HUI
&ss.sa: .nt %s;Sss s.
gunn1oe, single, 178lso: do douhls. 2sa2'o; wool
cheese tde vas reported quiet NTH
isd 1t Light Concession rom tho quotations., but
4 L. 4sps. :s ~: asHs s:: ssas
aSs %sssa ssssy iSE ils1s As an,.,.a Trad.
is Inactive, w quote: Lchigh, lump, $l1oo Pr
Es ss1S e o. 6sss dss,
II ri ne: eos 1ndians ess
o Se qss3 %assR saa
Rgss bss1s @ aaaf ara
sssis SSssssj Ts;s ssfs'
pess per- ses t1i aoar hesp psss pr parf
az Hass@%o1s ia II arss supry odezste local 70
queB Prices wenk and Irregular No note sales
IL 4 III as e
below Prime to choice live geese at T737so, from
as assp psss ps sssfsa Ss '''
| Fisu-With tho exoopsion Of IN eaaier feeling ~
lake ,h therc wa no ysibe change IN s sshes:
~ yhta!sa' 81 sssssSS;is: ss 10; |,o, d, @ ss;2s
sS5s n.sssrs s ?l' II, 'lssss55:: ks; :sess s &
1 ss :ss?s siss ;sas; e
ring, splis bEls 50. .oo@9.do: do, Il brl, A!596oo;
hn S94 ss1s IT isSs; Sos % Ss4na
sssiea ssSs7o; oohlnbla nivas 'anon' y bFs, so %
e1Sia15i1 FN11rs AND Nure-nam.in dull at fornor
! quotations. Following are tho prices current: F?a-
so ng S,,ns, as%S; 1i1s 1ta xSls
si.9 sppea, as is2eo Mesan d. s7o: Western
si seas Sav q Ss ts ap psasas s: s5;s a !;
ssszs'ss. kg!s1T!iSsss S5ss; :ass:,
.Wilnnaston % %pssnus, 7Sao; Tennsssee ps4nats, *
dhooER1Es-A decline Of " IT. candles sa:ss nd :,
+ seag fsa sss I
1o pt5g o
oorrzEs-Mooha, S5t$5s,ko; 0. G. Jaya, 27he
2sXo; Java, No; h@27o fancy 1lo, 2a1'5@
good do, 23X@93aa common do, a2A932so; roast roast
Ing do, 2lHs22o; 8tnRaposo, 244@21Ho; Gosta @
Iics, fancy, rs Ig20Ac: do, prime, 24482iAo; Mar
u4nDIEsSHtAr, full weight 100000 stear!ne, fnl
: waisht, 14,<@t6o; d. short weight, 1aA@t44c.
> YioE-pssla, 91e3BHo Rangoon, ,7N CSC; darolins
sh@po; Louisiana. aHSMs49a M 9aa,e,<, rc.s.a r,osz
dercd, md granulntod, 11k913a 4, santlard 1oJfQ
10 DO, No. 1ok@lo1.ei p io1.@loAo ;,aI e1t5s
| chuico brown, 1e1lo}Ic; prime DO, o4@o7&e; fa!
do, 0@o4o; cholcs mo'assea sugar, D*4loo fur Dc
o@plo; New Orleans sugar, choice, u1l9t0o do
prime, 5Gso;io; do, fair a1i@9>io; common. 7s<e
, | 84c. .. ,x~.. On. .t,.,. 49,.
' o1frA fue 709Tao; good sugar h0uso syr1pt 460a8e
ao5sa Nsx Orleans 10 as's: eo:' sf
islco molassea ohoiue b58eoc; common molaAses,
| 935c. u.oa,o
IL Hp1nrs-AIlsnico l791Bo; cloves, 37@38o; cansI.
Q ssaioo; peppcr, 33,482sNo; npt1negs, t.2s91 10