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, 1873-07-23

Tho following Instruments were f1led for
record on Tuesday, July 20:
o1rx RnopEnT9.
Lot 43, In Block 20, off Il Sec II, 80, IL, dated
July 81; confederation, <3 900.
Ogden ~, cor Of Polk st, Lots ST to IL, dated
July 81 consideration, $14,7 TICS.
Chestnut st, Of and nr West Tayolr 1t, T. Lot
10. datcd July 10, confederation, 81, 500.
Carroll ay, 1o8B It " OF 81 Johna pl, = I, 15111o
it, with marble front, dated June i; considerations
$4,000.
Thirsy-Atth st, Of vornon av, t, 21r1o4 It, dated
Hanover st, cor Of Twenty-fourth 1t, I, 2s19o
It, dated July 1s; s'doraton, s., 600.
21 consideration, 81, 400. y ''~'0>
ceatre ~, n corner Of Henry y, n I, 2s11oa #,
antsa Lei. :sas j. III H. S1a'sssIn Il HosH Addition to
stein. dated Jaly 20 1s72 consideration. 5000
nSokeFs q q M ~ 300 ~ a H. dated May
1tties st. BET Auburn and uastod ss, I, IS X,
%aa3 qy M.asoa g. Y Sshop court
12s '.1 70 e. with buildings, datod July consdera-
West Huron It, $40 It Of Reuben st, 24112os It,
Vert Ei1e u cor Of 'veoa it. so.124 #, dated
July 10 confederation, $3.76o.
assaa 5ny es s2E sg1fa a1S
North av +a # Of Seymour 1t, 24xl25 It, dated
July ~ confederation, $500. -...
Danla ~, 70 It Of Thompson IT. " I, 6o112o $40 It,
dhted July f8: consideration, $1,000
G tn q a1sasasa ssssath
dated luna 2: confederation, $4,000.
Wood st. $50 It OF Elk Grove a Of 25x120 It, dated
July Is; consideration, $885.
Thiry-nfth at, Of Vernon AZ, t. 6oz1oA IT., dated
July consideration, &, $50.
Lots 40 to 81, In block 10, ogdena Addition, dated
July II; consideration, $0,623.
Crawford avenue, aoushweat corner Of Thirty-nfth
srcot, 80 (e1copt canal aud railroad right Of
way) uatod July II; consideration, $190,00o. Henry
GreuLabsutn to Qeosge II. Ward. :
West Twbntyhrst street, l03 6-1o feet west Of John
street. 2s1Ba $40 feet dated March IL; conadosa-
w i6t o. il same block, dated March 1s; eon.aera~
Lot So, IN sa.ne block, datod March 10 considers
Lotss. i sumo block, dated March Is Considers
tt0n, Fl, l60 .........
Wabash Nv, 100 II OF Thirty fifth IT. I, 7bz1G4X
II, dhtad May II consideration, I'll $50.
Mwlnktc AZ, " Of Wood at, awf, 100x1l8 IT.
dated Ju1y II; consideration, s., ,oo0.
Lincoln It, 100 It Of Moore 1T, t. 1Ax1O0 IT, dated
July Al consideration, 81, 900.
Lot II. In Block %, Of nm 4 Boo "a, 80, II, dated
April Is consideration, 3l4,600.
ys,sS ga"sIasa, III ss' ~ S' a'tea juno 10
North oissf 4, 1374 1912 II Of North av, W 81
1o.19 It to Dearborn at, datod July consideration.
Wabash ay, Of Eighteenth st, t. 2sx1o1H II, dated
July 10 i; confederation, $4,000.
NORTH or CITY LIMITS.
uacino ~, $50 It Of Mariana Ut, /, 23x125 It,
slAiAtl Jul7 IL: CONFEDERATION. 5000.
, 1873-07-23

HoUTH OF OfTY limits,
Langley 81 oor Ct FostyGrst at, 17011Bo IT, dated
Int 40 ~ Block Of Asfehsore lots II to H. In BOO
1o %. Il, dated Juno 10 oonslderatlnn sl,eb5.
loS 70 70 y In BAwyorh block in 8rnilh Il Droxc1b
Hnodxsioh lnaT sso. II, 49, H. dated May 27
Lots and 40. In noaonn1erlola Tot 81, Sec 49, %.
NJ tlatod Jny u confederation, $2,00o.'
Forty-fth st 9s1i2o It. in Lot io Forcsy1llc dated
July II :; consideration, 81 AGO. - '
iot 20, in Block Of pryors soc os, H. dated
, 1873-07-23
COMM ERCtAL.

~ TUESDAY EVENING" July n.
Tho following wero tho receipts aud Bhipmonta
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho paat twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-07-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

~ TUESDAY EVENING. July ~.
ALoonoI-Was n fair request ut IN advance Of 10 {:
BROOM ConN-Tho market hns boon quiet until
within the lat two OF threo days. whom several Eaatarn
ssrab aaang hs ana ss
:. sFs now bois g,nsy reduced M The meshes Is n @
.Ssssj is;1ls s:ssa sSds; 10 III o. as4s ds
local trade has bought literally Of good 10 ohoico quail
tto:, and prices have been fully sustained: Common
and medinm grades woro in ample supply, and are
aect lbs market. Wo qaote Strictly shoice yellow,
1o021e: medium to good, 1c8l7o: inferior to con-
DAa9INa-Thore wcro no spsc!al features. A fair
demand o11ssa Tor grain bags, and they aro Arm,
but othsr description. meet with only . light
ke.g, 3lxo; otter Creek sao; burlap bsgs. md b,
39@.; Ss s@nais4 sinse 17@lso do double $50;
nEAN @ Ugh. inquiry for shoise besn. h.
pn2 oats sfa9 a IN 4s ns
medium, $2.31@2.4o; common to fair bcana, $1.25@
Hu1ID1Na Observation-Disclosures modorats.y &C.
nyo. oom1non brick are sold at 50 tho out
side price for those Of good quality oe,nenta ARG
% 5fssst ass1 s ety.
&; louisville sn9 Akron esmont, 81 % ii: mar
@20o plaatcring ha&, y bu 40@50c; fire brick, nnr
1000, S4o. .00@o0.0 20; building brick {common> $G0ua
d60 sewer brick, $8oo@0.b0; MW~akco pressed t95 90
@a0.00, DEL; do common, $14.o0; h..tuo pressed,
90 del; do common {aeectcdl $1b.on6e
Indiana proaaed, $18.0O92l.00; do common, Ao.o0a
1900 fro clay, per brl, 33.00t@40Q
QuEE9E-AIcota With moderate inquiry, On local
and interior acconnt, ut tho pricca given below !:
York factory, 1o@11c; Ohio factory, e@loc; Western
factory, sh910c. .,-.
COAI-An active businesa is now being transacted,
especially In bard ooals, mud tho market is very r.
Mnny dea,ers now selling At $3.50, an ad-
vxnce Of 60c perl ton. 6oft coal quiet md un-
changed. Wo quote Lehlgh $40 60 Iackawanaa
$3.50; Erie, 800; Briar 1llll, t9.oo Walnut HILL
Indians Cannel, $500 Indiana Block, $500; Krk;
land Crate, $3.50 ohorry hnno, 5000; hrnonk-
$8.00; Wilmington, 5000. /.
G00pERAGE- manufactured goods hAyo met with
only light demand ut formor prices. Stock
Is scaro and firm. Wo quote: Pork barrels,
s1.3o@1.4o;. lard tiorces, sl.6o@1.7o whiHky bar
relB, $t.0o@o.10; flour barrels 1s@57o; pork savrs
rough, s9a.ooG:4.oo; Do, bueked, s24ooa 1900;
ttorce stayes, rough, 82o.oo@o5.oo; do bucted or
sawed, $250D998. .Uu; whihky staves, rough, $28.00
@39.o0; do bucked, $500: flour stAYea. 5000
@11oo; circle aonr heading, 711@9Nc per set; flour
hoop poles, $1400t@15.00 per m: pork and tiorco
polcs $50 90 pcG Sales include 160 pork brls
at 81 us 100 lard tcs ut 10.
DRUGS AND oHEh1CALs-The demand continues
LIBERAL nnd former prices are generally mhintainet
the exceptions being for opium md morphine, wis
hhyo advanced, and nro very firm. Qunno is trifle
lower. Tho supply Of opium 10 Light this eoason, and
a further AlYauco iB probable, We renGAt tho lt8t:
, 1873-07-23

as4..s..I+t,,.,' $40
lI2e. M2Gsa thG ops9nng ct trs hs morning Tho
weakness, but the day ndvaeed and It bocsn1,s NJ y.
paront that the days auprly would not much arccad
syen II reaohsd 1000 lleati, frnor feeling ohatr~d
t46s95. .oo-ind!catng an adVance Of 1p915o rer 1oa
ibs Very few aod nnor &A66, wlife tho bulk cihnesd
hands at a. A.70f5&,90. We npte tho following s'A
, 1873-07-23

WIaCoNsIN CROP ITEMH,
Tho Brandon Times Baya tho prospect OF O
large fruit crop in that section this season is any
thing but first-rate. Tho aoyerity Of tie winter
killed good many troos, md tho lato frostH tn
jured tho buds, and though troos woro loadod
with blossoms, tllcro will be but littlo fruit.
The Deleyan Republican reports that crops all
over tho county are looking exceedingly wall.
Some pieces Of corn arc poor, but most OF tho
ing the lato and wot spring, The crops Of wheat,
rye, outs, alld barley about there promise heavy
ylalds, aid tho prospect now ID thst great deal
, 1873-07-23

1n0H
II Tiss;ss sro0x-fio sssrs aoSa 10 10
port fair trads for ths haasoh. tnn nrirra hotng
largely for manufactured goods. Tin IL firm. from
ar soaa n .vs1s sn Easern s foreign ~"
lows:
,.1s T,s a. oz3s .aasH "a M d
r1a TIx-Large. 40 sm,ll, 49,; bar, 4!c,
less quantity, 11hc; .abs, &c. s...
~ saaE7 ~ slsasi 1GsS e. rates. Russia tron
aAhyAN1zEn Inos-No. 10@eo, 15c No. 22d'A, 1ec;
Of % ss ss ss%a fem h m
47e Tuned copper, 4oc; pauishcd copper, zco; do,
11Yo 10 and ID, i2Ho: il anil 10, 14o II, l6o IL.
1sc; 10, 100; 30 2oc fnl bundle, y rcr cent d's-
ess '' Il H. ss market dur
Ing tho week has onlmnatcd In decline Of 121c all
round. Trade ia reported as fairly actiyo: We now
g. as g @ 8 g. " ~ ei!ss s ss: Ss ao
transacted the following being liz eurront rates !:
1S1@,1S s J, 4 smp sas 1ss cord u I
= 9ale o.n S5ovSo6o; pitch' . bril- s60o7oo: tar y
0t nii&GsrSon, s&sG lard. md machtuo oil hayo ruloa
fairly active and quite firm; other descriptions
g:a 5s H. oss0G1 e.: Isl ,s szr' . oss % &c 5s,5
sid wlialo, Sc; SPERM $soo@31o; noaa TOO. oil,
strictly pure, s1.1o; do extra, 9Oo; DO No. i 75c
tno, esSs4e naphtha, @ gravity, 1s5lsc; naphtha.
nq! ar aad esees I'D
chickens. Small half grown chickens still num.r
Gus. and slow Of salo o quote old chiekenB At $3.50
'fr 'PorAToEs1The oorines nle It'll large, md tho
market weak snd unsettled ohoes bring 500 PEI
at "a f6 bFl {buyGr2 to furnish t0frhlB1
sALT-Iho demand for salt Is very active, and The
receipts, though liberal arc not sufficiently large to
firm at the quotations. Ground alum Ia dull and
lower. We quote: Onondaga, Uauada and Saginaw,
ss5 I'll Ss so'sf, @ I'LL ss P3aa pess s
a,aE a s ss' ssaa Ason sroana s1fy %
sl.75, afloat to arrive, and 81 80 from store.
BEEps-Timothy seed meeta with good inquiry |;
but TIC stocks light, and tho hodoss quito arm
active and nominal: We quote: Timothy, A10@ 4.5o.
s s} ifsF ASsi ssssa sGvss sSsS
TEAs-A moderate business hs. bsen transacted
hid With somo 10 desseo q dlmness. Deow IVY arc r.
s 5sei soea xSvns yseR eoss to
95e@$l.lo: common 70 hne old hyaou, 7o@oso !;
common Imperial. 6o@esc; good to chocs,. do.
Mnesusy, a,l5@i.2o; extra Mosanss si:S@i. 40 ;
choice to extra nsw Japan. 90c@s1oD; fair 10 good
s9s a e n; oecas s215sa
good. 65ta66o: choice to extra, 85cG$l.00.
ToBAcco-;Dusiness WAS reported fair, the annexed
FINE OuT-E1tra. 76@s5o; cho!ro, o5@7oo r,edi-
n5uoMstaSal lsst Saoo hAt bright, oo7oo;
sMon1Ko-aood to choice, seaaoo medium. 2a9
vttdETKDIEs@We in moderate donand. 1oma-
toea wore In excessive hurrly md declined. Onions
, 1873-07-23

paekcd. slaoo@17.ooo. Oranges, $12oo@1o 20 nor
sr psT Ssr f Henss!rtIes HnnnSss! aesS sSs e; TO- ..
%ssEss;;,; ~ ss t.
Pears, t2oo@26o or box roashes nSs ner n
norH-Thc pity brewors 1,avo been purchasing s,nolt
aiahs,tos ior Immediate consumption, and trade on
snsa 'a wesorn liz FG oo~
aeo y has prevailed during the week for
ops yo so esea ee ae etMss1 S0,so
dealers on prvato speculative tors Aong rrices
DO general disposition oi, Tho par or deolers
ma holders to close out their rreBont aock AMI start
suyices concerning tho English crops nro much more
as aseonraeg na week. and present appearances fndt~
al wo ia sGaf a 5
eivicos ifavorablo tha sroT ea Il Gho he
interior Of Now York Slate continue rater favorabc
wisconsin the I'D yards nas 20 ar
81 e9 r.ns os1 are S9ns s Gfomss
expected to fall somewhat short of last season.
HAY-Tho situation Ia essentially tho same. Tho
market bag been far from aovo anl tis, with tho
fesns. woaote Wholesale prices rnid by daaors as
follow. cars to contain 90, 600 ~: OK TnloR-Tlmo-
prosaed si260@l3 prairie prosssd, sooo@io. 30.
loose $s60@1o.oo. For losory Of prcsso $to6al 10.
according to distance.
HIDEs-Tho trade has been dull, nud prices were
butclerh', 10; grcon curcd light, 1o7i@llo; d.
heavy, o.4@1oe part cnrod, 9s3@ioo; .greon calf,
dry sa!ted 16@l7c; dry hlnt 1s9loo; kp
10h@11o deacon akins, 45a55o; grlbby. scored. cut
or otherwise damngod, two-thirde price.
IRON AND BTEEL-ThiB market roinaIpa In much
the nane condition as for segeral woeks past Con1-
mon iron Is III large supply, dull, aud woak wllilo
Norway iron and imported stock tolerably atoady
Tho demand ia conhnod to tho fng OF Email ort'era,
gtvon az necessity requires: Prices arc shaded when
large GAtea 1EG ttuInr cQraitlprntfQn. Mn nunfa:
, 1873-07-23
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

=, ns n following d bls gives tho receipts md .hPnonts
tho corresponding tlnp ona yoar ago: , .N0
Lumber, 1ss "a issas 1sao S3a ls53 ;gsa issa
1ss H. ~io*s.: n:r2st M l.. n,s5 s'5 j.. sS
t9tc5ios h9 were present ho freight tariffs have
i h usually dull during mids1mmsr and tlo eoautss pr
dealers havo probably large stocks hand ~ tho ship
monts fFgm ohicsRo 10 far s have besn
the hrst Of the week. md every went ID readily a.
ss sayfnesa IN ]1% R%rses On largo os
oparattona. until Monday, expecting, no doubt. 10
s.srs niSs eys5yhns vsfs Ing sea,a tns5 own r but
md weak for whilo. joints and .csntins hage been
vsry active, and arc nrm at $g2s@lo.o6 good 70
we'll = ahnglea, tho latter ruling steady at or
m To-day The receipts roro light bu. tbs remainder
Sf !este9dn,s ss disposed q it fu former prices
l7oo common to medium do, 50 .5u@ 1850 josis ana
gss, g. oo9s Is; lath, sl.7t0ls7H. We note ths
Cargo schr Cuba. from I.udington 1so m .trtpa and
boards t st sHoo; 2s m dimenson at $1,000. Cargo
sehr Tempest from Mantaeo 1t5 N mill run inoh, and
thick ht $140o 80 N joints and scantIlnR Ut $1,000.
Barge Mars, from Ludtngton, ql2 sripa,. boards,
from Mansieo b suf o. contrao nE i5 ioas
and scantling it $1,000 Cargo schr Il. b. Hubbard,
from Manstee, 36s m lath at s. 82t, sold at mill tally
Sold by 4. Z. Bckford & Co.
LUMBER FnEIoHTS.
Mhnstee, $225; Ludfngton, $500 Muskegon, ST. rs;
oconto, 500; Menominee, sa.2s Whits Lako. $500;
*a.7s; Frankfort, s2.a716: Ford Mver, sa.12X.
AT TuR fAnDH "
Tho trade at tho yards Ia fair though not particular
y active. Many dealers are now purchasing for tho
fa trade and otherwise gesng their stocks n order
The market for common lumber Is firm, and should
Prices continue to advance at TIM 1yholesa Ia 1nnrket
advance In certain grades ia probable, HARDWOOD
Ia In fair radllesk and afeaflx III n,n
, 1873-07-23

Wheat WAS dull and irregular. Tho market
for delivery ne1t month WAS depressed 115o per
bu by roportn Of doelIns In Liverpool. and the
gathering certainty that tho crop yle!d Of tho
20 ~ one he
only 10 iower, and'ws kept up, lnoarly to the
close, ut yeBterday'e ayerago, by feara Or hopos
OF d corner for July. Tho premium for this
month waa 49<o yesterday; It widoned to 01lo
DO flied within tho ne1t sight business days, as
the ahortn have beon 10th to I'LL ut the digad-
vantage easting during the past week, though
Ill seemed satisfied that thore was lnrgo short
age. But they reokouod to SEQ moro liberal ra-
coipts, which have not arriyod az all who
could send their wheat to Milwaukee hayo done
30, attracted BY tho difference in prices. Hence
onr present stock OF No. 2sprlng ia but little
over 100000 bu-a quantity which could easily
, 1873-07-23

Three do1lara per 70 b added Wh8n tranRfefrod
which charge follows tho shinglas.
Thichuesa-Five shingles TO DO TWO inches IN thick
ness
Length-si1tcen inches.
HARDWOOD.
Bseh-Walnut - Counters, $85.009160.00; clear.
$s5.ooQ8S.0o; common. $s5.0o95o,0o; Gull, $4,000
$500 flooring, <850o48o.0o.
Ash-Ccnr, $2s. .00@l0.00; common, SIS 8oo816.00;
Gull, t1o.0o@i5.o0; noor1ng $3ooo3 1000.
oat-Cear, $2a0o4to.00; common, sl6.oo82s.oo
eull g. .0o916.00.
$500; cull s12.06@l80o.
Maplo-cear, $27. .oo@s5oo; common, s1o.oo@2s.oo:
coil, ST. .01@l6.60.
Batternut-0lear, sss.oo@eo.oo; common, $4,000
5000
Cho1Ey-O1ear, $40. o.oo9oo.00: common, s15.oo0
$500 Gull, $l2.0oDl8O0.
Whltswood-oear, s3o.oo34o.oo; common, 5000
225.00 Gull, $40 0091H-00.
Wagon stoct-Hickory a1lcs, pcr ass 81. 1.oo91.6oo
wagon poles, each, 45a55o boz boards. $3o0o@4o.oo
Florida red cedar, $50 por It !; mahogany, 100 do
counters, Soc rosewood. 60880o white holly, SOC.
, 1873-07-23

1 -IHo sntep HtAfRBs vas poorly 1nppcd,
ana a. nndss good demand, pricos advanced Roig "a
., a1s woeE Sales wera chiefly as $3.50 lis for com
, 1873-07-23

TERMS,
spool thread grain bags etc., so days, or par cent
off 10 days.. =
Domsstics, cottonades, kentucky jcans, etc.,, 1 Per
cent of 90, q per cent OF 10 days.
Regular department goo1a, 4 por cent off GO, 3 per
cant OF 80, per cent OF 10 days.
, 1873-07-23

....u, TuxsDAx Evrx1Na, JULY a.,
The following table gives thu receipts and shinonts
q ninoer ash, and shingles for tho past Neek. nnd
tho corresponding tins one yoar aoo < 'o'~f 01e
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
TIE TINE OF HIMLEE
lar nf rhs rrihun..

70 me Rdftor of The Tribune.
SIR: Two sentences IN the letter of Miss
Kate Peld which appeared in TIE TRIBUNE of Jan 9.
seem 10 demand wora Of inquiry or reply from the
editor OF the Izsays and Sketches of the late George
H. woods For the Kind and friendly expressions OF Miss
Fields letter and the generous ankness OF her ad
mission thsa Mr. Woods essay upon "The Time of Ham
let" completely refuted her argument upon that
point ia her AaaNte essay. beg sincerely TO thank
her But so far as have been informed this admis-
sion OF her is the first made In print by
Mss Field; and cannot admit the justice OF her eA-
pressing regret that AIR. Wocdss editor did not ao"
her opportunity of setting herself right win tno
public" Before making such suggestion Miss feiu j.
hound to show-what is not in fact true-'na. ni'
wOOds's editor had reason 20 suppose that she n" 40
treated from the position taken in The Atlantic
But Miss Field is mistaken IN supposng tha1 ner
Atlantic essay inspired Mr.. Woodss research m'o 'au
time Of Hamlet. His research was Originally Ihspneu
by Mr. Richard Grant Whites article upon hailioN
which was printed in The GALAXY MI. "nh'e 'nere
maintained that the time covered by the tragedy was
ten years-Hamiet being. according to shakespeare ~
years of age wheu he died. aud, according TO MI We'
% years old at the beginning OF the play soon aier 'e
ppbcafion OF Mr. Whites essay Mr.. Woodss hrst article
on fe subject appeared In The Boston Daily AdreFtSe'
n was entitled How old Hamleti" and gave the
whole substance Of Mr. Woodss unanswerabe argument
that the time of the tragedy is between TWO ana
three months Subsequently, and rather oddly as IL
nov seems Miss Field-whO, Of course, had not read
Mr. Woods's answer TO Mt Wmte-printed her essay in
The Atlantic which she maintained that the action OF
The tragedy consumed but ten days. Thereupon MI
Woods reprinted The Advertiser his former argument
expressed, however, in a more elaborate form ana
with somewhat different wOrds-under the title OF The
Time OF Hamlet" am sorry that truth compels me TO
deprive Field OF the pleasure OF supposne her own
srce 70 have stimulated Mr.. Woods to his snakespear-
researches; but it will doubtless be compensation
u 10 know that some who had not the excuse OF
her perennial hurry journalist" were more mis-
taken han herself. and that Mr. Whites argument had
been demolished before her own was put into print
PIE EDITOR OF THE " ESSAYS AND SKETCHES"
Boston. Jan. Q, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
COTTON MARKETS.

EEwoRLEAxs Jan H-Couou good denandi Low Hidlng.
Isi mdihngs l96lsic.: recepts 1893 b3les 5o
bales eIpos-o Britain 4s3 balesi sales 100 balesi at
evening 6l0 bales stock. 1863 20 bales - ..
Jan l4Cotton du Mddhngs l91cj receipts isS
bales: shipments. l86 baleSi stock. 5s43 bales 49,
Jan. lCotn qact hdlinIs sc nci pa,
34f bales; stoc r. 29sl bales
4oou qne Midngs, 2o.c; gross reee pts,
Jg bae erDouO the Continent 61 bales; coasgc J basi
sales bae LEFT Of the stock and delivered
tracts sold; stock 103ll bales.
NORFOLK jan M-Cotton quiet; Midngs, lsdlsic pet
receipts 29i bales eIposeoastwe 449 baes sales go bales;
stock II ,769 bales. -
CHARLEsros l-Cotton du and nomnal Mdngs i9 net
receipts 500 bales sales 200 bses stock. - e31 bales.
Jan. Coton dull Mddngs, ls4ci net receipts, 4S
bales; sales. SO bales; stock 81 iJ7 bales -
NOBLE jan A-cotton qDe Good Ordinary l1s4l7le; Low
Mdlings l8s 5e Mitdng, Bc net receipts 2,9I halesi
poscoastge 27i7 bales: sales 500 bales; stock 1859 bales
ST Louis ACotton BOminal nothing dOing receipts ~
bales; shipments, $40 bales.
LOUISVILLE Coon very Tuie. MdiDg l9lc receipts,
l. s5l balcs shumeuts. 100 bales
AUGUSTA. Jan. 4CoOn dull; Irregular MGdhngS 8t9lJcs
S52 bales; sales, 89j bales.
BosroN l4Co;on dui MddIngs. 2Osc receipts 70
bales gross 2yT bales: bales; stock $500 bales
PHlLADELPHIA jan IA -COtton quiet; MdlBgs. 2sd2lo
GALvEsroN l4CoOn weak; Good Ornsry, lie net re-
ceipis baes eIporto Great Britain lSy bales 20 TIE
bales oastw 26 bales; sales 800 bales sosf.
bales
MKHPHs Jan. l4-COtton qne Mddlngs Gei Teceph, 1860
bales; shipments 2.352 baes stock. 1880
New-York tribune., 1873-01-15

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sf E M Mnt s;, S .drDa No. aw a & 10 T o,i m no Ba,
oaIsaa soess ws No No. 2 a. q . state yI .o ssw"s
western SIC ssi 10; Prime Winter 81 nesI rs; PnnS
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Witt g % s,s s e 81 o. & h' f o efsa soua7 1s7 % @ St
ii isss iss' private oa: aas' sales 100 bags Of
T5LHDo % Jan n-Four quiet and uuchsnre Wheat shade
higher Extra White Michigan, 81 s5 Amber Michigan 81 6si p
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quiet unchanged; High Mxed Sc Fe6ruar{ Sc Lov
Mixed 37lc Oats shade higher No at M dressed
Hogs 81 TO- Clover Seed IS 10 Recps-Goo bass What,
1900 bush Corn shpnntsioo1 BUSH Wheat IocO oasS Com,
MEsPHr. Jan 4-Four in good demand s69eIO 80 Corn
4 for Shoulders tie for Clear BIB sdes Gle for Gear
Sides
81 20; No. BED, 81 g. Corn doll at 42uit Oas
quiet Petroleum dull aud heaVy sales Standard White 10 ear
IogisvlIEn i.-KouE arm E5tra Fa@iy s. . p SoI
White, 55d quality. Corn receipts hg1t eheei
IN bulk l2Gt2c steady 300 Ji. bulk Rye tn N DC
worth ~ easier bat noL qle'a6y
dSl2 rs B3cOnbh0ulers. o.c na y IT,
packed MeatsShoue 4c Clear Rib Sdes y Gtc tiear
Sdes 6d65c packed te lover loose Dry ssed Hans e oya
WHISKY arm a y0d9lc. -
oswEGo jan iAFlom s,ea3yi ses 1900 bbls - 80 FOR
ter SO rs for Extra Wheat arms No MWauee Cub
held 81 Corn DOLL ssl, two az .S atCc bney nj
BaY oun,e held 81 O6dG o. Corn Meal 81 ~ for Botee
nd Unboted Hled uncha1ged SHORTS vi;
Stipstud Mdtngs S2J Railroad Ere ghtf oaE
Phdephs 16ei to Boston lc to he"'iorA 6|e aHa 70
Albany Sac ~
higher 81 sG 81 90 Other Grains steady and uu-
changed Butter steady Provisions dull BUYERS demanding coce
Pork quiet l2 I5 bgges at 81 IBnk has HeAfi
shouers 4d4te Clear Rib Sides Gear SIDES 6e Bacon Ln-
nay unchanged Meats !c. lover; shoulders 4J 1e~r
Rib Sides 81 dsic Hams in fr demand at Gc for 10 70 aver
ages Live Hogs du $4a "a 5 mostly - 0 receipts CIV lead
DErTor jan 4-wheat sseady; BItra, 81 eoi No Whh.,
81 73lG 81 7 bid held 81 80; AmbI sicsn 9 %" ~ -
4ic Oat In good demand At tse Dd ogs
Recepfs-6o0 bb FoGr, 1900 BUSH WIeat S-pntn's
MnwGUKEE jan 14FIour quiet and unchanged what igl
snd unsettled; No. at 81 2t Oats ann So a:
2G Corn dull shade lower No MLed &c. Rye doi and
nominal no G3yc Barley eadyi No. Fall at T2lc keoe1
1000 bos. Flour, q, bush. Wheat shipmens-SOne