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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-22
Small-PoX-y.


10 have received II commune
nm fro II responsible source,
ing i'm no very tender strain
fsuliect of vaccination a ler-
Int topic here just at this rno-
ht-which will not be likely to
approval with many practi-
ers of the old-school. The
hts. however, though briefly
{ed, are we'll taken, and ii they
hot be controverted to the
sfaction of an enlightened
Slic judgment, the custom
II 90 to the wall, and the adj
hition of medical savans and
pr. upon the necessity of vac
(tion fall harmlessIy upon the
or find its companionship
the exploded vagary of ino-
ktion-b6th having their origin
Re in miSconception than in Il
Swledge of the laws of life and
lth, The writer states:
Smallpox is only one type of
bemic disease, which vacciDa-
4 keeps alive. Contirmatory of
it may be credibly ass erted
h. while Sweden is the best
cinated country in the world,
also presents the most fright
lists of mortality from small
n I722 incubation was intro
led into England by Lady Mary
Srtlev Montague. This horrid
Rrnative was vOraciously y re-
led to by the masses, willing
tisk anything short OF death it
| to escape the loathsome con-
bon. 1t was also as highly in-
sei by the medical fraternity
Vaccination now is. After u
plating continuance of some
ht wears having scientifically
IN It's thousands and tens of
usands 1T was prohibited by
f Parliament and made a
Ial oflense.
That health is tire best preven-
J of disease is q proposition
/ cannot become obsolete. Our
fned medical friends talk of
oIesomc scab,' good matter
To me it would be .jwst as
ei,tent to talk about pao'e cor
ti0n.
am content to dcceutly re-
tt an observance of require
pts all self-evidently conducive
md plainly in accord with the
Is of health. but to voluntarily
Iote myself as a living sss biect
medical experiment is not
hin my present programme of
poses. -SdN L0k'c I3ib,nac.
, 1873-02-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

- ~'' - MoapAY Ev1s1Nat Feb. IL.
iALCOHOL-Was in fair demand, and steady ; o. per
cent proof guotaDlo ut $1.76G9i.8 so. ...-...
F.. nKooM CORN Tho inquiry continues Light, and IL
restricted aiuy to tho higher qualities Of corn. The
lower grades nbuudans and dull. Ye again 1uote:
No. hurl, 6@eXo per ID; No: atock BRAID be95Hc;
No. do, 4@4Ko No. do, 3tS3alo inside grocn $40;
do red tip, 3f51o; do pulo and rcd 2@215c.
,DEAEs-Dhotca hoana nra In donland snd 11m, be-,
arc plcnty Wo Qloto: NavIcb at ?.4o@2G5; fair to
prime, $2.oo@2 common to mctiam, q. l.6o@2oo. :,
: BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fs M improved
demand for al l,atsrisls pElees we're V Ttho.'t & e.
genital yor fnsns as do
@4ao Rossndals cSmsnt 22s@sso; gti's ..s,, CO,
cement. saoo; marble dust so2s@3.to; limo II
bai1 line 5s Rss hsir I'll
per bu,- 4o@5oo: ffe brick. por ! .oo9, slooo@
5000: building brick {cotnnon}, S9.5o@l2.0o; conn.
ii ts25o0@4 1000; 81, Louia hydraulic prossed $500
del; milwaukee,. 900, del+; Racine, 5000 del;
Hillalalc, {25.0O del; fro clay por br, S4 00Gs60
Tho following il tho a Of prices box Of 50 feet for
domestic window gaso, from which reduction Of 40
nar cont ia M IA 1an1pra
, 1873-02-18
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY FEBRUARY is

looked to ia for supplies Of breadaus end yoar by
ycar ner demands layc grown la5aor ana largor f,:
great coa require o'iosp and good bread md nlmn-
nee G y md IT. regard to tbS s Of o ~ set H. rsa G
en Srn sss. yssr s; he y"
amount throo million md haif ,eentals. noaI,y, Soss
Twenty-Five tno!,sand 70. 'auscasown;; =, :tho
Hnsgow. Il viii b ncon BY Tho mention ot g auan-
tty sent 70 Cork anl Queelstern taa1iy tho
ammo s 1raa y - egnnng neey o 20
popation @ nit s nsn a sroas nritan IN fast tn month
e nmos much wheat - Msa shnGea fer
countrles. T5c East used 10 import latGely 80 lia
ss r. a q r Tane spSSa ossn
H., sys sssE e W vs.as III md sa sf IL Hss
senots esnete Fl III surplus for o1pest
ton 10 sorreet This would elyea total q oga Tessea
saa sSessd fss ts sH SHea sxetS o @ ill.,
aud tho Atlantis through % doseers cf latitude Wl b
pvy VIII SSr s % o m s s
Sas'sy 5ay's tsaEi''' csE tro@ s.' each oshaT, ovas
dlsanee equal to nearly onehalf tho eEoan,forenes
ist oi 5anuary, 1al wore bound for Mverpoo % for
cosk H for QWceustown end II tor other ro1tal ln tho
un1ten AnEdqn. IN consequence ol inc BEeat ue-
manl for ships, and otl,or cauaes not 50 obvious.
feights, which, fe1 twelve years past had 70 Liver;
until They reached &C 17n 3D. but they ayo since fallen
to CO, helping to produco . corresponding riae n
wheat, which Is now half dollar por GENITAL
highor than Il waa aono months ago Il y hardly pos
Immense profits arc made out Of the wheat trade.
Ono r1n for instance have purchased nearly three;
soU000G0 aud must hayo Noted nm tnn,crao fortune
tis season nlonc. othors hays heen pfoposttonstey
orchant princes and fortunes in The wheat t1ade
avo ratsed abont COO ccntala no1t year. Il
estimated by aome We Hal laye 40 coo ooo and With
40 900 ncres waiting for tho plow, who will mol
my that our future of wheat will not DO far more
brilliant than our past Of gold han ever becn. ="
LATEST. =
In the afternoon wheat waB dull and nshade
easier. No. 2 spring sold at sl.21AD1. az sol1ez
tho month, and s1.2291@1 22N aoller Marof,
both optionn closing at the Inside. Corn waH
| quiet aud atoady ct 0tM@014c cash or gellor
tho month, and 9115@3l99o seller March. Other
grain and provisions wore inaotiyo aud uominnlly
| unchanged.
, 1873-02-18

WltldraWE from HtOre Saturday Tor city
consumption: ,6.15s bu whcat; 4,412 bu corn;
1,loC bu oats; I'll bu rye 1,455 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 O'Clock: 1G7 cars
wheat; 2s7}4 cars corn; !; 53 cars oats; cars ryo;
2S15 harley. Total, GA cars, or 217, 600 bu.
Tho leading produce markets wore rather
quiet to-day, and most OF ulcm wore dull corn
and lard being tho principal exceptions to a
rather ta,no feeling, duo to liberal recoiptn md
a great scarcity Of money, which, in turn, is
largely owing to tho difficulty experienced this
&slntor in shipping ont produce. Thoro wore
fow new featuros OF tntoreBt to note In tho
conreo Of trade. ::
The grocery market wss satisfactorily ac.i7o,
both on local md interior account, and q good
feoling prevailed among jobbors genorally,
Co1ees wore again ntrong, and In old Govern
mpnt JAVA and in tho different gradoo Of Rio
wo noto 10 advance. Bugara are 1lrIuor, and
all gradea arc tonding upward. Crushed, pow
dored, and grnnulated advanced en 80 to-day.
An advance in Now Or1enns luolnaucg is also
noted. Dry goods continue III fair re-
quest, and prices aro firm for all
Hoasonablo fabrics. Certain brands Of
| printa and aomo lines OF cottoaa laye recently
advanced n triilo. The demand for buttor con-
tinuos In e1cass Of the supply, and prices aro
firmly hold ct tho late edsauce. There was a
former quotations. Choose was auoteti fairly
aotiyo mud lr1nor, New York factory now being
held at 15@l6o, and Wostorn at 1870
| 14}ac. Nothing now WAS reported in
tho canned goods, fall, and driod fruit mnrkots.
Hay waa dull aud eaay, Itidca woro wsak, thovgI,
more active, at tho decline notol ut tho oloso oI
last week. Tho oil trado is improving In aotly.
ity, and prices aro firm for MOST articloB. Lin.
secd oil advanced 30, or to 05c for raw, aud tc
| G1.00 for bouod
Tie trado in lumbor and building matoyials
continues light, nut slight improvement ia no.
ticeabss. There wera no changes IN prices. iso,
aud aseol aro In fair domand for tho aoasou, ant
prices rulo steady ea quoted. mills havo ngair
declined, now quotable at e5.a5 ~ q basis
Motala and tinnets' stock 0oAtlnue to mee
, 1873-02-18
LOCAL aT0oK AND Do.ID MAnEEr.
NIossrB. Ltant, Preston & Konn quolo au follows
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following nginstrutnouts woro fllod for record
on Monday, Feb. II:

Tho followingin Instruments woro fllod for record
on Monday, Feb. IT,. -
o1rx PROPERTY. 49,
EN- of Lot O, Of g Il Block ~, Ninsic's Addition,
dated Feb. 16: consideration, 5000.
suo-Los and 2, of Lot 151, ia Duttcrncds Addi-
tlo,., dated Jan. 20: consideration, $4,000.
Evans at, between Wood and psul!na STA, 4 Lots Is
mad ~, datcd Jan.4 consideration, 1900.
Vernon av, near Thirtyelghth st,w f44x165 it. dated
Feb. 10; consideration, s., 60.
Evnus st. beswcon Oakley md Lcart Bts, I, Lot .,
dated Feb. IL; consideration, 500. 49,.
Dickson st. wear Bradley st. ct, AZ # to acy, dated
Dizby place, between Hubbard md Kinzto Hts, W I,
lot IL, dated Feb. II !; consideration. $3.50.
se s1sssah 5 t! T. ss :; asa Rsss
Lots ys to ii, datsd fep. consideration, sl,seo :
10y, daio3 Feb. !; consideration, $3.50.
Milwaukee ", corner Of oornelia at, c1As1ss #,
Noble st. lit First and second ss, " Z, 24f to ncy
Wood st. bot Dsison sna Tnli cts, of, Lot "a. aatod
LSt q, ssd adjoining tho nbovc dated Feb 1o eonsa-
100 foot datoi Fob. ID col,aidorasion o66 Henry
Il. uonoroto James K. Tyler. ~
atea R9 rsS 5ssna eoasssp sx 81 & %soa 2411'0
30 10 Is, aatea keS: il eonaiaesattoa, s3,lso: w
W - 4stpSh o7f SGh Ae3 wv 1T NAASA I1n -
Lot il Block is. OFFS II Soc il, ao H. dated Jan.
Thirteenth st, III Wood ana Pauline u.s. Z; Lot 81,
dated Fob. 10; consideration, SH5G '
Lot T. III Block 2, Of Block 10, y Soc 81, 49, II,
dated Fob. q !; consideration, $500.
Lots, IN samc, dated Feb. 8: consideration. $780,
Lot ., In sAo, datcd Fob. g.; consideration, $5O0
Coolidge at, bet Blue Islhni and Centre ave, I,
25 It to Rey, With building, dated Feb. II cousidera
tion. $1,T00.
LIT a7 in Crune's Block p II United States Bank Ad.
,dit1on, datcd Juy1 1879 consideration, $3.50.
Lot2, In Block Of Block 49, Of u Of Bee: 81, 80,
IL, dated Oct. "A, 1879 confederation, $500.
Dasplanes st, bet Quincy nnl Jackson stu, 0 T. Lot
II, dated Jun. o7 consideration, $4,000.
Fowler st. bot Hoyno and Leavitt ats n I, Lot 40,
dnted Feb. il consideration, $3.50.
Lots 4s and 40. III Block 10, Of u SIC 81, 49, n.
dated Jun. |; consideration, g, 900.
Loonis ut, 90 It Of Howard at, ct 24x100 It, dated
Fob. 10 consideration, s1,0e5.
Lot 81, In Block Of D, s. Lcea Addition, dated Feb.
IT !; confederation, 5000. ..-'... --
Lot Of Lot 10, In Block ~, II SEQ. a, 80, IA,
dated Feb. II consideration, s0,500
Fourth st. hot Bcherllilo and Noble ss, f. Is It ia
.alley, dated Nov. l. 1879: consideration, 81 ,G00.
Lot 7, III Block 3, In ButtonB Addition, dated Jan
At confederation, 81 ,Bi6.
Lot g. in same dated jan. ~ confederation, 81 1915.
Lcaritt OF, near Wilcox a 1ox14BtI it, Gated Fob
IS; !, consideration, $4,000.
SOUTH orI1 I.Is1lTs. ....
vtson y nwA Of Sec 16' oa, H. dated JIM. II con-
W25ft ii . * Lot 7, in Block s, c,eayervillo Addi
uou, dated Feb, IL consideration, 81 000.
Lota to 4, In Block 3, OF q NV Il Sec 3, 80, Il
dated May 2, 1879; consideration, s?o,0 900.
, 1873-02-18
CALIFORNIA. WHEAT.

i'..' CALIFORNIA WHEAT.
The San Francisco Chronicle has . long and
~a qss s"t san een'rss y oaueu regions
are stockton Vallejo ss1a Cruz sna Mops Lanaing;
the valley above which IL bolng !roseoued with agio
rapldlty. Tho northern coast valleys arc bcter suited
nato, so that it a to those Of te south IN addition to
the great Interior ones, that 70 must, in tue future
chiefly oo supplies And asy w q I'll, Og ias
nromnpnce Thelr wheat has for many yearu past oc-
eupted inferior position IN Tho narke but toward
ii time but 10 conta below the highest price
Of shpping wlest. asswnask =, hitherto A''
But with tho o1tcnaIou Of tho railroad system Of the
stnto, aud tho ersoon Of warehouses throughout tho
countryfth drawbacAs must coon become thng Of
the past. Already haa' tho iron way rcaehcd on the
sonth anost to the soutnerumost bounds Of tho San
ysSy sn md
and wcacru valley ncs are rrosetea In all dseetlons.
this yesr been erected git over tho State particularly
I'M tho San Joaquin Valley, ono nocd grain buying
esme1s:end Sareas have brep putin rsqut
son this to convoy tho grain fEan ue several
s esasss M IT, as Ssst sss2a e t. @ ss
ss'fss sss sa S
-nortl, from Vallejo mud Donhllue epnth, fsom the
santo oara Valley gsset de NJ q that brought by
to rcach market tho farmer as to pay SO per ton by
rail from 1loreeA County tho steamers from. Nous
nn 5 as s;rss : dhso "a
H,tto "a ptr ton. II The wheat received In this city
sinco the beginning Of tho: season was. Ill car
rIol BY rail- It would, ut Tho rate ot 100 centas
ncr car, require two hundred caEa daily for tho
who1o s|x months TO transport 1t to market. Tho
receipts for tho past Nix uonths equal the Immense
BEEN rece2yga atthe eiy wharyea from tho tptestor
tIroly from Eoss Landing aud aantA Cruz. OF tho
balance, about 600 osntas haye boon received a,
Oakland wharf, and over 100000 ccnals at Vallejo
From Bonoma, San Ioaqulp Mcrcsd, Butte aud Santa
CLARA Councs have roceiyod tue principal part Of
our interior wheat. Tia total value qf te wheat
colyed at hay p9rts 10 So 000 the yRno Of the
whole years. crop, including that 70 cope forward
being about $24 .opo, representing l4.0oo t0o0
Of csntas. or tho who DO receipts thus far, little
OF wheat chioay to Great Britain aud Ireland. We 10.
gan IN Jny by acudiug off 800 ,090 centals. and
| then had ltuo notion Of what our dc1nnnda on thu
shipping OF tho world would 30, Ih AuBust, wo more
than doubled tile quantity tlllH sent on nonalnH III
| September noarly similar quantity Nhln tho Iort
In October exceeded al precedent, being than
million OF cenalB quantity ncariy egualltg tho total
export Of the harvest year 1a71.1 ln November It
oven iarga but IN December wheat did not coma for
ward 10 freely and ths quantity foil below nl1or
! centala. Including whoat 1naha Into Hour, tho tota
export haa amounted to ,2d2 40 eent*ls SINCE tht
beginning Of tug now year, extraordinary activity hat
despatched, carrying S7ooo0 centh!s, worth over
$500 co., quantity much larger than tho total o1por
| Of July. and GO per calt moro valuable.
! EuRfand WaY nlMpHt the hrEt foreign country tia
, 1873-02-18

IHscarnwaH. Observation-Disclosures. G000
&a..s G0<QU
l1ae Lax snpcr1nf ......................b b30o8G0Oo
NSHGaRui ctono coal. Observation-Disclosures. 600
M!seourit kteMe rnnl nnl,....,....,,,,.,.. S7o0abBp0
POTAT0E3-Wcro In faIr demand TIN recnifita arn
arHor, and the market IL hardly ~ 1rm Oar loa ara
9stane a. a. Ss912c ss!sa tnc1ue peachbows u
@e5c, III small 1ota from asurs, -'' =" ~ ~
rouLTnY.-Uloico poultry was In moderate reodest
supply md dull! yo noto sacs Of ao0 s choicc tl,rs
aays y l2Nc; AGO. sa 10 q 12c 40 rs 1t lie; 81
60 at tite@2oo; 'loz gcese ut ,$7.ooGS.50i d5S
owing to to Light suppiy. We quoto: ononiaga g an3
Saginaw, t1ne, S2.4oi ordinary coarRc 81 10; coarsS
nlamona Sa6o; gEo'nd noar, $a.to dairy, without
aom H,s1! nes s@ssE ~ 500: ground num- t2.s077b
SASH, DOORS, AND nI.1NDs-woro ouiet ana
unchanged. Tie following arn the prices current
, 1873-02-18

s9o isnen at s7oo@soo per lor, Valencia ornnges,
hialaan grapes, e3009G0o ror keg.
,,s nNooEalEs-If:do wss tnoro ihsn usually aSliyo
oqIeha nhd ro1ned sugars wore especially .o 1o and
y! java advanced nc, and quotations Of hard sugar
Mern aao mafRed M ~ Ks. There waa good 90
mntta lnr h5fhps anil Now Ur!ea!ls uolneacs anu tho
nan1 1r aaYeSe4 M &C. rseea OF olher 8ooas ~efo I'LL"
nn,uann nas,.sa sopph--se9sMe. sMe.,,,,>,. Il 4... MA
,ass oya ~ so@aixo - a. e. sasa, 3!@
eholee d. 2aka2tAc prime n!o, aa52tAc; good do;
Ii:s.&9I5Hd; common do, 2i3@22Aot sinaapore, 23@
S;SIo 9ssa ta, tSs, tSns ae93'Ho TO- pf'mo N@
vo;6ht .ul we'Rn. ese3arsno ful
70 hh1l. welghs}
oSnt1s. Im,;,1ae i'sooas easonas
oegvao, t'o1sg.a.n, ms9nt IN Hese4o:
,so M , w io:3i la1RisHoF osuanea pnT.
1S nM9 ,a,3htsto1; q at1nMarut ~
dtEo ~ ~ ~ o3M o3tFa
- ~ n = y9aom y Ts%
tas s9naIn .n;It9n
tas M ~, on91cc o4assoa saghr
iM1 ~ s'a MGW 81
St9vAo., 1r,,...I, ,u,. -, s,., ,o,
aSAupsIwamona apn. tlSas ~; si!Ser 9t1psi
Ell ~ T. NSW M molasaess ene'fe, ~
r w oe p az "
t1sE stas enocc oo90oo common o1oaasacs' w
SasS' as go r.,r f,o,r,,,,,. H. 49,. ,.,o.
, 1873-02-18
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. II.
Tie following wore the receipts and shipments
Of produce at thfs point during the past forty
eight hours, and for the corresponding date ono
year ago:
, 1873-02-18

IsEED-Tinothy was In moderate request At $500
@a2s for cosnn,on to choico aeed. Uoycs WIS Iuund
easler anotablo ct l5@s.ao for medium, and ss709
5.8o for mammoth. Hungarian Mt sl,oo@t .o5 mlee
at 7598oo Sales era reported OF "a bugs choca n1-
oshy at 1885, fo8 bags primo at $3.50; 18 baga do at
$31t a. bngB good at 10 90 baga fair at %15; 81
bsHa 1t f3.12; II bags at 81 bags poor ut $aoo
hags do nt $4.0Q: 40 bags choice clovor at $3.50 -
bags at 525 II Dags good at $5.l5; rs bugs mammoth
at s.. 80; 81 bags do at ST. bays do at $57o 90
bags primo Hungarian nt f1.05; 48 bags at $1.G0;
cur niliet at 500 10 bags do ut F6c.
TEAs-Wo qsoto as follows Yonng Tyson. CON.
e1rn 1nc 95c4$116: supcrano to flio old HYsoI, 1to
@s1.ao common imperial o5@7oo good 10 choico do,
0S lne to good gunpowder, B0c@$i05; choice
s116@1.2 extrn, s1.30@1.40; choice to extra leaf
Japan, Doc@tl.05; fair to good do. 7o@3oo common
DO, 45@65o; colored natural loaf sapan, 65@65cs
common y ne oolong, a5@4dc; good, oo@7oc; ohotoe
to o1tra, 00cG1 90,
: TOHACCo-Remains firm at The prjcos given below:
.Ci1Ewtko-Flno out-E.tra, 75@a5c choice, CSC
'75o; common, 10000 !; poor, 40@50c.
pLuo-Naturn1 lcaf, 7G@60o half bright, 613T0o
blnck, sound, 4835sc.
snoKNo3E5{5a, so@a5o; medium, oo@sao; COM
WOODS ID light demand and prices arc easy as
follows: Beech, s12.oo; maple, $500; hickory,
$14.00 slabs, $500, delivered. =
!: WO0I.-TEo general features Of tho market nro
nbout the same Inst week. Tho demand ia light,
anu there was no alienation in prices. We again
, 1873-02-18

,HOGS--Recoived snoo Saturday, Il ,000.
There was an active packing and shipping de-
mand andtho market ruled hrm and steady tor
all grades. Tho supply waa moderate, and about
everything wea picked up, sales mixing at s4-25
@4.85 for poor; at e4.4OG9455 for common to
good grades, and at 9460@4.70 for choice to
extra. Most Of the trauRforg were at &4.4o@
$50. Tic market closed firm.
, 1873-02-18

iUUTTEIt-The genern features or this market wore
without important change. Fair activity prevailed
local we'll az outside buyers taking hold hberallyt
md former quotations wero firmly sustained. We
repeat our list fouowa: Comt.son so choice roll.
17@25o; atrictly colce dairy; packed, 27@3oe me-
dtltn to good, 2o@2Ao; inferior common, a@l8c =
DAGGINa-The baggnB trade was moderately aottve
ut shout ior,nor rates. Grain bags continue firm.
No quote: stark. a7o;, Ludlow, 9sko; Lewiatown,
5ao: burlap hags, md bu, 2o@22Ko; glaunics,
eiuglo, 17H@1aHo; do, double, 28Ga9e wool aacks,
CANNED GOODS AND p1oKLEs-The general
featurcs Of this market woro unchanged. Business
was reported actlyo, and prices woro generally arner
, 1873-02-18
KATALYSINE WATER.
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER,

1hns boon 1enpnsrArd BY snsies ot practical export.
u ana 9s
ler s4leEnas y i. We. ths The aety.haIx Kat.yns
az Dyspops!s, Nsu:.iSif lhaanisism. dout. QfsVeI
fesosos sausp powar To- IL fapal1o ,as
oviHp!aint Chronic piart4Gs. n|loa, Coa.tipstIon.
Ge9fssl noy snd Nervous rfost!atlon tEen Ment.!
dsoe.erud tor Esoossive atinK or binkias It oor1so
tho sonAoh prptnotos Diesaon, and Hatssos tho Hcad
Dr,iKgt.ts. -
For history Of tho Springs for medical reports oi
tho power Of tho water for marvellous opres
pamphlets. a.,WiiIWNEY HltnN:, nenI Agtss
,, M7 South Ftynt.st, Philadelphia, Pa.
For isio 81 WIN HGiiAAUlz. sTEvlsNsoN ! REID.
kists EeA1f4lly,
, 1873-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES,
EcI,cnck's PulmO1lic Syrup.

EEAwHEp TONIC and AfANpnAN ptrL8E. Those arc ths
only medicines that va! en1e nlmonary oonsampttoa.
yenrs, continually o1au!niuE llnxs, and knoNa hs ed
eaoa rsoRery taken w onrs consumRti9n; aa his
Tonic das9lvoe e tooa o.lnna,oa The coating Of
tpaus tho attoe and nature throw. # Of Mitho1t enZ
sTeSti99 snd fos iais by u ~ T5f.Sn.
aud by drugxlsta and dealasa KcnoEAlly.
, 1873-02-18

! = a small fraction under busholB each. -
Adviccs from Adelaide, South Australia, under dnto
Of Doc reporta magnificent wheat crop all Oyer tho
tonnage wns scarce. THE stocks Of. old wheat wcro
mostly exhausted but tho harvest is bonntiful and 1t
iH expected there will bo 200 000 tons Of heat for
port. 1t ia expected with not too high fre.ghg, !has
wheat can be lnd down in London noat ut Cos per qr
OF 48O h.
The surplus Of California wheat for export Is ex-
pectca to bo 800 900 tonc equal to 16,6a0a8 bushels.
larger breadth Of land than ever bofore has bepp
sown with wleat, aud tho prospects, favorable for
another largc crop.
Tho vtalblo supply Of grain, including thc aocks IN
granny at tn principal points Of accumulation At 1an
and scaboard ports In transit BY rail, and frozen In
NfnrvY Ydrh cnI1n1h EAl1 & 1871
, 1873-02-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~ MONDAY EvES1So, Feb. II.
CATTLE-Roceivod since Saturday, 2,800.
Thero was good 'dograe Of activity in the cat
tlo trade to-day, both local and outside buyers
operating with considerable freedom. In values
thors was but little change, but whatesar Of
change thoro may have been was In sellorn'
favor, q firm tono porvaAing the market for nl
grades Of stock. shippers, OF whom, for . Mon
nly Of medium to choice steers 9t 4.50@5, % for
@o.s6 for vol fatted bteers Of: heavier average.
Tho wantB OF locnl butchers wore mainly sup
;pliod at 83.O0@4.00, though higher and lower
prices were paid. Stock steers sold al tho way
from so for common thin lots, to $4,000
4.97115 for thrifty young stoers. averaging from
BOO to 1,080 Lbs. About all desirable offerings
,wero disposed Of, aud tho market closed steady
aud firm.
QUOTATIONS.
,E1tra-aradcd steers averaging 1,400 lbH
and upwnrlH -. .fG.2596.60
Choice Dceycs-Fine, fat, vol formed 3 year
to ADO h. 6.7o@eoo
atoers, avernging l,2oo to 1900 IT, 5.25@56o
Medium Grades-steera in fair flesh, aver
nging LOO to $50 lbs ................ 476@s.oo
Butchers' Btock-Common to medium
saughter, Managing s 90 to 1,loo ssoeAto
sS osh sSeragag 7oo 70 1oso - s25@Aas
atags, BULL, and scallawag stoora 1.76@37s
'Cattle-Tcxaa Northern aulnmpred. a6D@3.60
Catue-Corn-fed Texas. 3.75@4-15
, 1873-02-18
7 !
| ;IhON AND BTEEL-Wns In fair domand for tho
| aeaaou. PfIce6 are ruling ateQly As folloMh:

JAKE FREIGHT8-A total Of II chaftcFa Tor corn
to Buffalo hnrs been rsported to date: ae follows:
scovic, Midnight, and Osborne at 12o: schra Mock
ing Bird, Panco, and 9. Mears, at April ratea;
sehr, not named TO arEve. Carriers generally ask
l4u for corn 70 Buffalo.
Z 1Eo f}ytfa &o
, 1873-02-18


16@1de; Ohio faat.ry. 13Y@l4Hc; Western factory
GoAL0Buancss ut tho retail yards waa again rather
quiet and tin tone Of tho Ihskot not ~ buoyhnt ae
forngnt Ere y now uoatea a $io }nsfsa fso
Iehigh, prspaEsd, slasosisoo; IaoaaS,nna, N9.oS:
~ & i !nsas oses Sss f.
COopE1AaE-Thq demand eoutinqee moderate,
eo ena aaats r. % esces
sS as sivi vs.ks ss ssrssd ssd
buokod stayes ayezage $s,9o mora than rough nour
9isss e9r ~ hssng a2so ef tsr; se
atsl,16 Is tes lnra It sl.6o, II
TIM inarka. Is unsettled, and the general impression
ts s5ee ans asiuo Il as spS % ot tresn It
e FEATHER3-Thcro Wis no change. The deu1and
continues tair, With ample offerngs Wo ngatn qnoto:
prices 7o175o for aAkorted feathers mixed feathurs
nt2o@55ci chicken, o@7c. - :: .
former pricos wcro full sustained for all desc ipious
We 1uote: No. whitcfsh. 060@a76; No. do, 1925
SsS ,j g w. r. In sho5G v msehsEs a,ssH
s 10 ,seass nss Eth idsus bs1 So1
Columbia River salmon. new, alf-bris 80
In this market. Apples and peaches naoeting With
N increasing inquiry, aud prlcea arc gradually work
iag 1smer. Wo mako no change iii our quotations: Fots-
bax 1t@leo; Turkey rruneg, lo@lolSo; Entslns, .9S
@Sso Xsnts et!rrant9 7a@sHs nonEsrto- M
@aNo Southern do 596No; peaches, Pared, 1B@2oo
peat.oa, halyes, e3d@7n: do mixed, 6t9oNo; black
ber'es 9HGsloe .rnsplerrIer 4ocS42o r!ttod cher @
rugota, a1s:2o: NarIra wsu,stH aG99jc Drazlls. ~
@l4cj pecana, lle9faAo; AirIean peanla. oAls7o ;
H!lMsBton ppaM,y, 78o; Ytl11esass luannts, 6tSoe.
GREEN Ftu1Ts-The Ac1nand continues gGal.
APPLES .ro in AK local request md tFsas ssssr
are III rather light supply a.. urn 1T 9uotatons: We
quotes Applies far to eolce} Mt 90 PIE bf from.
bore cranbcrrles cultivae AZ lUp0GslaOo lsr nrt
Wild do at $7.0oe5B.00 Ca!iiornin pelrs at $0o(9