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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-17
MON Com ERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.

THIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE
/ will be open for the reception of visitors
on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE NEXT.
Extensive additions Of new furniture have
been added, and the preprietors are making
every arrangement for the comfort and conve
nience of visitors. .tt
This is the most beautiful and extensively
improved of all the numerous watering places
in the mountains of Virginia. All the usual
appliances for tho comfort and amusement of
the guests are provided, and Express, Ticket
Post and Telegraph Offices are found here.
The Bar will be under the management Of
Thornton A. Atkinson, and will be supplied
with the best of liquors.
BIG TU N N f l.,
on the Va. and Tenn. division of the A. NJ.
and o. r.. r.. is the station at which you take
the car for the Springs-distant IL miles,
Round trip tickets can be procured at all the
principal towns and cities.
G. A. COLH0UN. for twelve years the Resi-
dent Partner of tho Allegheny Springs, will
assume the management. and he tenders 10
his old patrons cordial welcome, and pledges
his efforts to render their stay pleasant. We
propose to have none but the most experienced
servants. and our supplies Of every descriP-
tion will be selected from the best the country
and city afford. 1t is the intention of the new
proprietors to SO improve this property as to
make 1t the
Leading watering Place in the
Mountains of Virginia.
It's many natural attractions can be so i'm
proved and ornamented as to render this com
paratively an easy task.
We employ none but the most experienced
servants, and eur supplies Of every descrip-
tiOn will be selected from the best the country
and cities afford.
TERMS-s2 so per day; sle per week; $50
per month"; for the month Of June, $40, Chill;
dren under ten and over two years old and
servants, half price.
COLH0UN, WILSON g. C0WAN,
Proprietors.
Clerks: C. M. 0benchain, VIM. Wade and
VIM. +. Rose. 6S-ll4
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housekeeping in the SCUM seas.

Housekeepers will be surprised to
learn that their custom Of sending in to
a neighbor 70 borrow q little butter or
sugar or other articles Of diet is quite
common among the savages Of FIJI.
When q lady in Fiji has some friends to
dinner Unexpectedly she goes over the
way and says: "Yakyak aRd bis family
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To the Public.
COMPOUND
AnOdyne EliXer.

SURE AND CERTAIN REMEDY FoR
"A Diarrhea, Cholera MortuE, Asiafio Chol-
era and all bowel Complaints. ICED With the
most satisfactory results b eminent rhy1i-
ciana. both Of kurure and America. IN All
cholera epiiemics f1r the past Ten year. No
his truly reliable medicine. fuu dirsciicnn
f1r use. with node Of treatuc1t. acccupany
each val t. be had culv AZ Ics Walters
Pres crirticn Drur Store, lii Main o.. tt-llQ
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MoNTvALE SPRINGS.

TNHIS FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT. SIT
j uated in Blount county, East Tennessee,
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on
the 18th of May, 1878, and maintained in a
style worthy the patronage of discriminating
public. The marked beneficial results attend
ing the use Of these waters in functional de-
rangements Of the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and
Skin, and the cure Of chronic diseases, attest
their medical properties. All the q scessories
for enjoyment and recreation at the best wa
tering places will be found here. Special at
tention will be given to the comfort and inn
provement of invalids.
Visitors to Montvale necessarily pass over
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad, making the city of Knoxville, Ten
nessee, a point; thence via Knoxville and
Charleston railroad to Maryville, sixteen
miles, whence passengers are conveyed in
mail stages, running in connection with the
trains, 10 the Springs, nine miles distant.
Return tickets can be obtained at all promi-
nent points.
Per OV
Per 10 w
Per month, May and June.,,............,.... - w
Per month, July, August and September 80 %
Children under ten years of age and colored
servants. half price.
We have been fortunate this year in gather
ing store Of clear ice. so that guests may be
fully supplied. Address, for the pamphlet
containing analysis and description Of the
water, etc, JOS. l.. KING, Prop'r,
1894 MOntvale Springs, East Tennessee.
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CHOLERA ANN HOMEOPOrHY.

Homeopathy gained its first triumphs and
secured public recoRnition by its signal cures
Of the Cholera in 1928. In every seceeding
invasion il has maintained its reputation,
preventing and saviag even when other sys-
TENS failed. No ether treatment or sysem
can even approximate its splendid results.
Its mild doses seem To- act like magic, and
cure as no other medicine does. This is the
experience Of more than forty years- Dr.
Speciics: three small yials and little book
Oh simple directions. which gives the symp-
toms and treatment in full for families, or self
treatment so that any person can use Il both
AZ preventive aud curative treatment. This
little case has been wonderfully successful in
preventing and curing this terrible disease.
and should be in the hands Of every family or
traveller. Price Family case, three o.. walls
and book. S; small pocket case, three s DR..
Yials, s.: smaller pocket case, three 4 DR..
yials, s.. Sold BY all druggists.
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And by II. c. Steever q Co.. Second st corner
Madison; Andrew Renkert, 100 Main st. 4.
W. Nigus, lST Poplar ST.. Memphis, Tom.
, 1873-05-09

Rohey et 24o It Of Polk ct, T. 2t11l4>s It, dated
May z; confederation, 81 400
a9 5 a. soas5e5s. IN 5!Sss 3s os &c., g. 49, a. dated
Lot 50, in Block 1loeE H. Sec. o. 49, IL, dated
May consideration, s., 400 -.
Is, dated March 20 consideration, S2,5o0.
1ts atsd MercS IS =
Lot 18 Of Lots to 22 In i Block 49, Sec 33, 40,
II, dated May s; consideration, $3.50. -
,lS TT il Block MoPhslsea 1lessons Addition,
dated March 6 confederation, 81, go. -N~'~''~''
Lots and s, in Block Of Block 8, OF u Sec 90 49,
II, dated Aprif 20; consideration, 81, 800. -
:, Undivided = Of so4 Of Block ~, shef1elds Addi-
La Lots IS to Isl Is IN wesse d and mydsa fo Of
soS Sec TO- 10, IA, dated March l; consideration,
SOUTH OF c1rY IIM11s.
Ri1ty-arat Ut, cor Of Throop st. n I, 3G0x115 it.
with l6o55 It in same block dated April IL consid.
Iots aad in Block II, of Eganaale, dated April
Lot IS, in Hulburd's Block Of Lots 81 sud 35 In
fe Pee e e. 81 H. NTH building dated May considera
EK Of v x Block II, In Stone + whitneys subdi-
tos 1lso9: s:,a tn Sec 49, H. dated May sonstdsra
Ley to 9, IN Block 2, Of Traver'a v xnw4of
Lots and Of ceocsers xsexof III,
n hoee 70 il %ehees west
part Of Lot SEQ l6, 49, H. dated April %; consdera-
Sec as
neA, Sec s,ss, II, datad April 80; consideration,
WEST or crrY LIMITS.
Lots 67 aud 68 in Block 4, OF Johnstons 1f sex
Sec &c. 10, 13, dated May consideration, $1,000.
, 1873-05-09
LUMBER.

.-, THURSDAY EVENING, May 8.
The arrivals were large this morning. and there was
fair inquiry from country dealers, though prices
were lower On some descriptions. Joists aud scant-
ling sold At $40 o0oa106o boards aud strips At Sl 90
@16oo. Shingles also declined. "An are nav ouotad
at $500. 4" e""'0@
Good to choice strips and boards ut $15,0oa16 co
select boards At fair to good boards and
str3ga 50 ut $12oo9Aoo; 1o.ts and seantling slo25@
!os0: common boards and strips ut sl0.50ta1l 30
!ath q At 25o3275 shingles at s3.oo@3l2N do No
Following are tho sales schr B. 2. Wade, from
Manastse 14o n 5ost and scsutling st $1o50; schr
hsWhan from Auskegon, 100 N mixed Ut <120o for
1neh 80 50 for 2inch achr Maine, from Ludington,
TO jotst and seantlng at s1o.oo schr l. Bates, from
Man1ssec 40 m toist and scantlng st s1o25 schr G.
L se1ver, from Mauistee, ITO joist and ecaptlIng at
HOES, 200 N lath at 80 schr Johnson from aIans-
tee, 1?o N 5oist and scantng At $1,000 echr j. Lind
from Grand River, 90 N good strips aud boards At
G5.25. N picEets At s12oo; schr Tracy, ffom
Maalstee, $50 n common inch at &11.00; echr
Ellen from Clay Bank, $50 m A" ahinses 1t $500;
schr Pilot from Auakeson, % strips snd boards at
$1375, 6a N ath At $3.50; echr North Star from Pent
Tater Ito N common boards and strips at S1 rs $50
shingles At $325: schr CatchpoIe from Manistee 60
IN inch lumbar at 25 10 m 2lnch at 5000; schr
Arab from Ludtngton, 1870 m mostly tost and scanf
ng SO % Tor 2inch snd $1l 90 for inch; schr M5s-
TIC, from Muske1on, 165 m common boards and strips
at s10o: achr Enaltne, from Muskegon, Ia N mixed
, 1873-05-09

REALESTATE.


Tha following instruments were fled for rec
ord On Thursday, May g.:
c11r PnortRTy.
Lots and Of Lots Is, u, in Lee Smiths Lots 49,
u, &C., In Butterneldb Addition dated Dec 1872
consideration, .sD0.
North ~, e. cor Hurlbut st, Lot 80, dated May J.;
consideration, $4,000.
10: ~, IN Block 2 in Cushrn.n,s rssubdyisiou Of
L Block 4, shcfheld's Addition dated Aprtl "a. con-
alteration, $500.
Lots 10 and Ii, In Cranes Block ?, United states
Bank Addition, datsd 11ayi7; confederation, a,2so,
Wilson st. near cor Of Clinton st, I, 251l1o IT,
dated Jan. IT; consideration, s1.45o.
to alley, dated May g; consideration, 81 1000.
West Mvi.ion & = cor czaEford ~, Is ssK-1oo
acres d9tsd Pes g 1a13; e9n:deEat5en So
M91.xt It md North f. Lot rs, dated Mayo
Calumet ~. bet Twenty-eiehth and Twenty-ntnth
rs: 2sxls1 IT., dsted March 81; consideration,
Hastings st. bet Throop st md Centre ~; nf24ft
g snS with building dated May confederation,
Esst ayhourne place, be. Eli Grove and aersr1 sta.
IL IL. 2ss5as I, r With eosss dated March u CONSIDER
70 Iots g e T. md g to g. in cron1htes 1os to
- eonsder.t;on ae5"es eea addition; dated April
,. nasae1 N x = Of md near Thirty st, T. -
West Warrington st, near a cor Of ne1n1s;nsa -
snbIot md Il Of subLot l. dsted 4npii TT
consideration, 81 4000 - 1'"A of1n 81
Wes9on st aear cor OF Elm st. wi, Is It to s11ev
dated March n; consideration, $780, A'-'''
aa9oard at pear Ads st, t. 2sz1s0 It. dated Msy s.
undird7ided II q 6ub-Lot5, Of 0ampbal1a Lotu q
ana ~ IN hock !, RoekWent Addition, d4ted May s.
Wicker court. y Of and near Fontenoy place, "
{. ! Lots n md s. dated May 4; conaidarahon.
West Harrison kt n Of and near Roctweu IT. T.
4o:n 10 to II, dzted Apsl u oontidarsto1, 5000.
, 1873-05-09

lion. 4jti5tt6 Il. EtdTT:
sm: Tour letter, under date I'd inst, to the Honor
able Board Of Railroad nnd Warehouse Commissioners
concerning the inspection Of canal grain hos been
fa1red ne for consideration. TAs Grain Inspector
Department Of Chicago has not been, nor is 1t now
discriminating against canal grain My earnest en-
deavor is to correctly the inspection laws
and to administer them will render equal ant
exact justice the shipper, the carrier and to bea
interests ct tho trade of ha city, and tho pzoduc
anf s nas9ns asso G as sxa pess9e S ,ho r.
and th,t az damp corn shaH be graded rejected Now
assert without any fear OF successful contradiction
rejected graded in consequence Of being damp
dirty. or mxed BY putting such o. would 10 graded
to raise tho grade Of tho MIXTURE Now It must be re-
mebe, ID that the law requires that Ill grain shall be
inspected in accordance with the lowest quality found
sion may be obtained, in the following manner: A
boat~Ioad OF amounts to from 5000 to 6000 bush
es which IL equal to sbout is carloads According 10
the law there should not be mora than one carload
OF grain equal to rejected in the boat and the balance
should be equal to No. 2, compelled to grado 1t
ali rejected But If the same lot Of grim were to
rive In Is different Cars 1t might be that one or two
three would contan all the rejected quality which
would leave tho balanco Of the equal to No.
tho years 1871 and 1879 very dry seasons, and IN
consequence there waa very little damp while tho
past wlntor there was unusual quantity of snow,
rain. Now FREQ to admit that If al the canal corn
that has arrived this spring had been dry, 1t would
with perhaps slight EXCEPTIONS have been graded No.
In every instance where consigners or owners Of
canal have been dissatisfied with the first regular
inspection have IN every such instance 1eiuspected
it with the greatest care.
I am complying strictly with the Law governing In
specto1s and hayo no discretionary power, but after
the 1st Of July, when the law goes into effect the
Board OF Commissioners will have power to alter or
amend the grading sys.am By giving twenty days
lice. Very respectfully, II. H. HARrEB,
CHIEF Inspector.
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat Was fairly active aud
frmer. No. spring sold at s1.27@1.274 cash,
and s1.28b@1.2S4 seller June, closing st
S1.28A. Corn was in fair demand and steady at
s15@38Ao cash and 015@4011Sc seller June, the
latter option closing at the inside. Provisions
we're quiet; sale Of $4,000 lbs shoulders seller
last half Of June was reported at 10. Two char
tors we're taken for wheat to Kingston at lie;
capacity. 10000 bu.
, 1873-05-09

aOas-The hog market was fairly active for the dif-
ferent grades Of stock At about yesterdays prices
few especially desirable lots disposed Of at hfeher
prices than we're paid yesterday, Mitchell, Drown /
Thompson working off three carloads ut S540 but fhe
average Of the days sales does not show any advance
The ruling rates s490@5 10 for poor to common
at 20 for medium, and at .25@535 for good
to CHOICE The bulk OF the days business ns trans
acted at $5,lQ95,25 We note the folloAtn0.
, 1873-05-09
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, May g.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twanty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-05-09

/
dunn prices Of yesterday. with little dspoetion t.
trade on either side. The shippinr moyomen1
| noted Yesterday seemed to haye 0nietei7 down
and with worse weather here, and greater firm,
ness in New York, our market Was Strong with.
| out being active. The bear alonent did moi
deem it safe to sell farther. and fhe longs did
not want 70 sell under the circnn1etancar. hanca
there wero few otYarines to meet q licht demnnd
The receipts continue small, and MANY operators
! the country till the neI5 oron F. ass1rod
Holders were also less anxious in WOW Of !
| further decline in froiphta which mnkas a dim
mutton Of fully 1c per bu in the ditferenco be-
| tween prices here and in New York. Seller Jnno
! was the principal deal the ontion onened at
S1.2s advanced Kc, declined to 81. .279<c, rose to
| Sl.2sh. and Closed at s1.2s, seller tls month
sold 1t 81. .261601. a. closing at s.. .26N. Strict
" fresh recefnts Of No. a1rine closed at ahont
si27@1 az. Spring was active. ] caneraliv T heii ii
ri sI95. Eo- anrn2 vcos IN good dam.n3 @,di I'D
firmor, CLOSING At 81 I7I Roiactad A. ~aa ane
quiet and drn1. Cash sales were % reported of Of
q 0o ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ spelng s9 81 S2g
do (,ard1 ri 81 271S: az 49o bn 40 a. os9o ~ ~
10. 60O bu do at 1.26I ii 500 bn do At Al aGI :.
1900 bu No. enring It 81 "a - ON @ ~ h1 AZ
s1.I7N $500 bn do at Fl III: I'm hn ~ qaioc+ed nc
spring 1T Sl.oo 400 bu By Sample I at at 81 % 10:
1So. zoo bu. ~ A' >1''0 70' u ~ ~ si''' 'o'Al'
Corn was lass act;ve and rather firm at tho
sa1ne avarace of nr;cas a. rastarav H. ~ tea17 so
inr in tha sf,ccn1at;va rr.ds w.a ra.l car2 It
vas stronrtbanod hv snhsa"ment'v ascartn;nad uai
decline in iakn freigts srhich ner3nitte7 ~ y,,r-
fhcr aivanca ~ IL nsr h,, ~ rpeiacto5 Tha-a
wera eaid tn he fa;r nnmber 80 ~ hnv;n, o-Sors
for nc1t month m the n,nrket br} 13ost1+ 10
fpnros ha,n1y ia onotat;ona - H. dsv Ia3oa ~
c9mnnratire1v iittin w"s done - n ortnns tbourh
tI,era ~ e,e;,n;aa - aous1
some ina1,;rv for frash reca;1pta ~ 49,, 49,
apa;nst nntio6s se1ter 1nna onnpad AZ 4niIc,
advanced % to 4os<c and reco5ed to ao1 At az
cioso saf1ar tia month ~ raon1a- Nn . .n1d
At as1f@asstc Closing at sei5c any nI strcti4 - 19i
fresh 1ecsi1ts If % do cfosed f st , % sarler Tny
eod st xese@Sas % r. and aear a. Snc,ef S1u ~ xs5
4c Cash setes Mere Tcnortod If a0o In SSseG S9
At 381<c. 20G} hn NJ . It se1xc II nm hn a. ~
$50 10 ooo bn do at ssSfc: IS f1f, h1 do At ss1xc
Ao0 bu ,eiac.sd e oao NJ ht W A. ~ .f
8oo bn do at 351fc: ( ga bn 10 At 4o1Sc nnoat.
II oo(1 bn do vi a. af3nat hnth rver - ON ~,
do At 9sc afioat & f;1 hn do at e71Ic aaost am
hu hv SAMPLE At Az 2flo hn io at 371<c -Tn3tsI
155 6o0 bu. eNO ~' ~'Ns' go '''/ao' 10'~''
0ats wero 1601xc ,ovar and varv s+a,dv =,
the decline viii abont tha anna amo1;nt of hna;.
neas DOING IA Yesterday in cosh and 1,arbana =
little more for future. SaIlar The month or rae,-
Inr No. q eold at al 1G311%c so1ler Jnna At Ss@
8s1lc, sud seller Jniy at 54}5c, ali closing steady.
, 1873-05-09


American red II. .o0@11. 50
English vermllion per n.............:. 1.40@- Las
neat4st ssk1n1loo. $500
2oo9 10
! PurIE- s.
- - t1lJ... 54@3Hc
PIo-rRoXA stcady iair 6usines; il doing, and
Scotch taccozdng to brand. s6aoo967oo
1uaeaa,a"a9..... ......-..-................... 61.00
TaEs srnsrc. el0o
Chicago stone coai oai.......:..:::. :. ''''NsSY0 SToS
ro1ITRX@wss IL moderate request on n'SssIJ lei se
saoo@4oo ducks, s2Sc@soo sales Include ] coops s
t5sss :. i 81 e eose q ls e ssss
at g 2s coop 4 s3.od. WV = >''>t''
r9rATozEhs "a demand soz choice pe.ehb.oxs
lots are slow Of sale small lot Of now potatoes from
Mobile sold to-day at 5000 per brL Sales Include
ears choice reachblows at 5oc cars do at 4so;
SASH, DOORS, AND BL1NDs-were in moderate
demand at previous prices. discount Of 15@o0 per
cent ta made from the List rates.
sAI+T-Fins salt was IN fair request. Annexed sre
e prices current: onondaga and Saginaw fms, s2oo;
Sraina5y s3e ,on nmoaa
ground saa. s23s@a4o: TnrEs 1asnd, 81 500. *''''
were rather weak, but without quotsbs change Hun
garian and milet remain firm Ws quote Timothy !
Aaeisasa i ;5 s s :: aS s
Sales include rs bags timothy 1t 4o 24 bags at {D0
IS bags at 1885 Is bags fair at $3.50 IS bags $5
20 ba8a poor st $3.50 Is bags clover private terms
rs bags choice Hungarian At g. los bags at 45
= bags good At "a bags at . SO bags millet at
81 20 ; 80 bags at fl.15.
TEAs-Were quiet and easy. Tbs following quo-
tattons are freely shaded anything Ike fair
orders: Young Hyson, common to fair, 4s@58c; do |
good, 62@72c; do choice to extra nne, $1.00@1.10;
common to dne old Hyson, 7o6o5c; common i'm
peria 6o@6sc; good 70 choice do, 8oc@$110: nne to
good gunpoWder, 70c3 t1-10; choice, 13@120 extra
81 3o@145; choice to sxtra leaf Japan, 90c9s0o; fatr
to good do, 7o980c; common do 4o@45c; colorcd rou
:et eooa Se'S sbea ~ 70 as e4Sn S
ToDACco-Waa steady and unchanged We quote:
cHHw1sa-Fine cut-E1tra 75@s5c; CHOICE 65@
P1uo-Natural leaf, 75@a0c; half bright, 6o@7oo;
black, sound, 43@55c.
8Hok1Nd-ExtTa, 33@35c: medium. 3Q031c: CON-
mon stems. 1923c. ]
wOoD-Contlnues activo and steady at the following
quotations: Beech, $1,000; maple, $l1.o0; hickory,
e12.00; slaba, $3.50, delivered,
WOOL-Wns In moderate demand. Wo continuato
, 1873-05-09

METALS AND I1NNERS SIUCh-ITade cOut1Q-
quiet. There WIS no further change in prices.
TN P1Arz-1C, 1ox14, $500: do, 1ez1o, $3.50; do,
141ao, $500; do, roofing, 1c, $3.50; do, 2o12s,
PIG TH-Large. 42c; smal, 4sc; bar, 4ac:
SHEET Zro-Fnll caaks, lie; hnlf caaku, 114@1lhc:
le:s au.nfti,g uXo; 81 slsp r. 2s: r,te,
GALVANIZED 1aos-No: 1e@n, 15e; 10. 22@24, 16e !;
No; e5@20 17e; No: q, 1so; Nc; ~, 2oc discount
coFFER--copper bottoms, 45@4sc: bradsrs, over II
rs, 47c; timed copper, 43c.
.na IL ee IaS 19a to IT,
10c; 10, 1ee; 2o 2oc fa11 bundle. Is per cont dis
ecS15 ssnSs rfs & M tMslszss t, request. The
kes is weak at s5.s7H rates, though without quot
able change, but weaf, owing to local conpeti-
m de At 12hc below the market rates, which are
fssw, 19&eo pe5faeg ss4 rates M *s g DO
NAVAL sfoREs-The demand Is fair at the prices
given below Mana rope, Z b, 18319c; sttal rore
r. 1Ss15e hemp sash aals eo!s' L. Ss92sc; mssne'
bale, *5;oo96so; pitch, . brl $s.oo@1oo; tar, .
or III ioeo9 fnse,d upd.r Light stoeks apa conttnucd
good demand has advanced &c. the present quotations.
being % for raw, and $40 for boiled Carbon was
steady md fitn as =, were also whale, sperm, and
List % follows; & Carbon. 2es2ono extra lard
sS do a. se xS'f Russ se e g. s s49
a5c; do No. !, soc; bank on 7oc; strzits, 7se; e.
ephan: oil 95c; turpentlne, Gle; naphtha, e gray
3ty, 1O921c; rAphtha. common. 17418c,
PAINTS, CoLORs, AND PUTTY-There was mora
doing in this class Of goods aud prices ~ rule vera
rather more firmly held. No quotablo changes 1ere
noted, however =
WHITE LEAD.
sts1cuy pu[e 80
EIAEy U1nAoa...- H.QQ{41Q 50
xEC.
Genuine Vei1le Montague. ..........,,,.. IAN
u5o@12,0o
0oLoRS
Masur5 . railroad colors u.5o
9s1ace car coofs IN caas ..950@10.513l2 50
4socneAs ocnfe. $500 SIS
1agusn ven feo: 4.009 x25
oian8e Is. G.60@l60o
, 2a1Iuu1sn orange tninc1al...... 1900
1Aa20s4 1oo Aaao. ...'....-.............-~ 12.Q0
, 1873-05-09

CATTLE-There Was lack Of animation In the cat
tie trade to-day, ueiher local outside buyers taking
hold With any show OF interest, and the prevalent
feeling was by no meana buoyant The receipts
tnue 1noder7ts the total arr7ns Knoe Saturday being
only 49, against OIL for the sae time Last week
end - 48 week before Last. but ha supply has moro
than equaled the demand, and prices reraan without
pe1cepttble improvement, save, perhaps for light,
emooth fat, ponSb:lt steers, averaging from 1o50
to 1,100 hs, which are in request ut about
an &c advance over last weeks prices
The quality Of the stock offered for sale
was much the same that received the preceding
days Of the week. and the average Of prices did not
differ materially. Tho extreme range S. 0096.00.
with most Of the transfe1s at $4.75@537} Not far
from 900 cattle still remain in tho yards unsod, and
tho remaining days Of the week not expected to
bring any very pronounced change for the better in
the condition OF the market.
QUOTATIONS..
E1tra-G1adsd steers averaging 1,450 lbs
and upwards. 9cR6ID
Choice Beeyes-Fine, fat, well formed 3year
to year old stsezs, ave1aging 1890 to
1,45olns. 5.so@s.7o
steers, averaging 100 to 400 Ihs~,.. 51o@535
Medium Grades-Steets in fair flesh, aver
aging ,1oo to 1850 4so@5oo
Butchera' stock-Common to fair steers,
and good to extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to lido III. 4oo@47s
assh, averaging roo to 1,oso bs..-,-..-. s.7S@soo
stags bulls, sud .callawag steers. soo@37s
Catue-Iexaa, horthern w1ntered. A0o@450
A~21ue-L0lo-1eQ 4a129. x59G35Q0
, 1873-05-09

sHEEP-1n the absence Of sufficient number Of
GALES to establish reliable quotations, the market for
this class Of stock must be considered entirely poni
na The offerings wa1e disposed ct At sG0o9s 50 for
choice unshorn shorn sheep may be quoted at $3.50
to good, and at E4.75@5.o0 for choice Iambs ara IN
qui1ed for ut S2.5o@4-so, according to quality.
, 1873-05-09
MEDICAL CARDS.
COBURN
Medical Institute.

Us snd III South Clarkst-, Monroe. Chiesgos
ton1qsd s1d a. conducted ~ Dr. J. e. Cobur TOR ~
diseases IL 18th .e1e. Th Institute /.
diseases pr. Coharn regular graduate Of medctae.
and has t1ee diplomas from tbs best colleges in tho
pyate discAscs than ph,scian in Chicago. Yonn=
who require physician fail to fud speedy RS
lsf md permanent the hands Of Dr.. Coburn
Send for h books mato and female dse4se
J. G. c0BuRN, LIS and 1T South C1arkst., Chicago H.
Al confidential Oface houra to p. Sunday.
, 1873-05-09


which charge follows the ahingles.
Thickness-F1ve shingles to bc TWO inches In Thick.
ness.
Length-sixteen inches.
- HARDWOOD.
Blaek-Wa1nut = Counters, s100.0o@15ooo: clesr.
Sa5 0o@76.oos common, 40.0o@5o.0o; Gun, $so0oS
Ash-CleaE, $3o.o0940.0O; common, $o000a15 CO
cuu, $l2 0o9l8.00; flooring, $50. COG 1000
Gull. <1200@1s.00.
.. Hicko1y-clesr IL sa5 :ooa45.oo; common, so5.oo@
Gull, <10009l5.00. '' S7~'~0
- Batternut-Clear, ssoooeeo.oo; common, s25ooa
:. Cherry--cle.r, ssoooseooo; common, s2soa
$500 Gull, 81 6N8Ia %. 0'7
Whltewood- Clear, s3o.oo@4o.oo; common, $1,000
930.00 Gull, SO. .000l5.0 .00 ~
Wagon atock-Hckory ax1es, Per ret, 81 ,Oo@1 so.
wagon poles, each, 459s5c; box boar1s SIS