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, 1873-02-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
1cyic4v for the Week Ending Sntur-
day Evening, Feb. S.
The receipts of live stock since Saturday

CATTL E-Dulncss aud depression we're the
prevailing characteristics OF this branch OF the
live stock trade, from the opening to the close OF
the week. while prices havs becn equally unsat-
isfactory. For various reasons. shippers re-
mainel idle, and only purchased q few droTes
now and then, when they thought they we're
really getting bargain in tho price paid In
tho first place, the condition OF tho various
Eastern markets, as indicated by both special
and public kilograms, WAS not such as to stimu-
late anything like an active movement among
the shipping interest, values being quoted At
25@50c per 100 fbs lower, and, in some cases. Ine
reduction was even l.rgor- Another cafeatn-
unfayorablo influence on tho trade, WAS the
freight blockade, the scarcity Of cars sh!ppefe
being obliged to hold their cattle in the shipping
division several days before they could Obtain
cars for transportation East. when the expense
sideration, it ia almost wonder that shippors
oparated even to the limited extent which mark
ed Their movements. The receipts we're con-
siderably lighter than during the previous week,
but, in point Of quality, there was not the slight.
est Improvement to note. It is the subject OF
daily comment among live stock dealers,-th
manner in which country drovers, shippers, and
farmers persist in sending to the Chicago mar
kot these ha1f-fatted, poor, and, in many cases,
even scallawag, cattle, aGa ffnas, fnas,a 100, %
when corn could be fed to stock. and realize more
to tho producer in fattening cattle than could be
obtained by selling at the present low prices.
Poor cattle are not wanted, and when tho owners
send such stock to market, they must not find
difficult to get any bid, go emall is the inquiry
for this class Of stock. In comparison With oae
week ago, we find values about 37L@50c
per 100 ibs lower, moro married. how
ever, on the medium and ana nl far
vas the usual good attendance Of prominent
shinncrs Int in yieW OF the facts mentioned
, 1873-02-09

Louise Litke. in which she initiated with her
yo'ce alone the ringing Of church bells in the
Distance so perfectly tl@. el,o ought hereafter
be counted among tAo ''hel!cs" OF tho Perk-
After reading the .'parer." farce was enacted,
in which ,lr Leslie too:s the part Of the jealous
husband, 1lr. Coo aye French danc;ng master,
aad 11r. Frank At@atcr and G: 4. Dcebo the
young men of the period" All did themcelyes
greet credit Miss Clara Willard, rs the shoddy
mother, and Hiss aiollie Lcalie and Hiss mary m
Beebe, us her daughters, were capital. The
programme was the best Of the Season, and the
large number of friends present voted it one OF
the bost entertainments ever given at the Park.
The 4. o. FayLodge, A. 7 and 4. A., gaze g .
large party on tuesday evening, in Central HALL
There was t number cf persons present from
Chicago and the neisl4b2oring. suburban =; towns.
Great credit is due to the officers OF the lodge
for the completeness of arrangements. which
included good music and excellent refreshments:
Mr. j. ". Preston, eS-PresideEt of the Board
of Trade, has So far recovered from his serous
Illness az to be able to ride out, and hopes to be
back On Change in q short time.
, 1873-02-09

The current Of sentiment relative to the futufe OF
the provision trauo has changed materially during ne
wrok Tho heavy receipts Of hogs we have been get
ting stey aze telling Oh .he srn
been reporting the supply Of hogs Largo With them,
aud that they would probably To able to run their
houses ut full work up to tho lst Of March now ssy
supply Chicago, and that they expect to close their
n.cfinc without delay. Most not all the estimates
OF the probable packing have been based on the opan-
ton. tnsa to xe IS 'sy
ror 1t Is probable that the socalled estimates w
turn out they generally do when attempted 20 early
in Tic season, worthless. From present
@ nos Is usa as aenSs sny in excess s q
hogs and tho increase IN welght Wau
disappear In about the same proportion The interest
Of the provision trado Of the whole coun IL now O.
reacted to Chicago. II supplies Of hogs begin TO
fail We must stop work. for houses are now Of such
magnitude that it would not pay them to continue open
unless fully employed. The market price OF hog5,
also. has advanced 50 materially nat packera know
our heaviest packers ere talking Of closing u aud It
would no: surprise us II ts close Of the coming week
Ing here OF course some houses viii be kept open
Til tha very htest moment but when the lrge houses
quit work the accounts might as well be closed.
Flour wes very dull at uominally unchanged
prices. The stocks are limited, though the rc-
ceipt~ and shipments H.: the week shoT q very
liberal movement in this commodity. These
figures, however, do not correctly represent tho
trsdo st this point. Much OF that reported
shinpcd is not unloaded here - all, merely
transferred to one OF the trunk lines. Eastern
and Southern buyers buy largely st tho mills,
thus eayinc commissions, and facilitating ship
menta-when thsy can get car6. Sales vera re-
ported OF so brls rhite winter cctr:s at $500 !;
loo brls do at S9.25; 100 brla spring extras
, 1873-02-09
A RELIC soasE THOUSAND YEARS OLD.

4 few days since, a resident Of the South Di-
vision in making an excavation in the prairie, at
Thirtieth street. unearthed, at distance Of
seven feet below the surface, q fragment Of bone
and q small chip Of wood. The medical savans
find no difficulty in discovering thai the former
il the lower extremity Of q human thigh-bone,
and the chip is Enthusiastically cedar. Both bear
the marks Of sharp instrument, and each ia
about tho size Of piece Of chalk. We
like to be definite On scientific sub
jects. These relics of long ago
are sent to Us for an explanation. OF cou1Be
We cannot refuse it. We cannot but believe that
these fragments antedate BY some centuries the
Christian era. Indeed, We challenge the au-
thorities to show that they DO not belong to the
DarWinian period, III tho frat dawninG OF car
pcntry: when some ape Of fellow cut his leg
triumphantly to tho chips Of both materials.
Perhaps he belonged to the lost tribes on their
way down from Behring's Straits to Buffalo, and
was cutting Eindlng wood. Very justifablo in
hVe list I ho Sead sof o this EipeF ap
fellow, but for this lrcklcss chop. He wasn't
troubled with Credit Mobiliar matters, Ho did
not have any grief over the Board Of Police. He
never dreamed that the precise spot Of ground
for 800 foot. Let us hope that he is happy,
and, as we arc m xious to turn epiritualism to
Eomo account, why Won's he thump out full
statement OF his troubles at some of these table
ecances about town. We particularly desire to
know whether hc came down over the Northern
Pacific route, what be knew about ST. Louis
and Milwaukee, and whether, whon he LETT his
two chips Of bone and cedar, he rode OF
on tame Megathcrinrn, or took boat for Buffalo
We regret that our research leaves go many
points unsettled, but that is tho object OF I'll
human science after all, to point out just what
we don't know, and giro force to tue doubt OF
its ever being cleared up.
, 1873-02-09

were light, but the demand Was also meagro and
wholly for Texan and stock cattle, there being
no shipping inquiry worth mentioning. Tho
market closed dull and easy at the following
QUOTATIONS.
Ertra-or7ded steezs averaging 1,4oo Ms
choieo ae oBsS5 Besve&Fiae, ia weii formed year
to year old steers, and averaging 1,3oo
Good 30 tie Bee9eGwei.f.tensd, nei;foIm '''
steers, nveragin. ZOO to 500 Us: 6o05e5
Medium Grades-S:eers in fair 1eah, aver
n,tsbsIa aEbg 1os s.ockedmnon 70 to n:aa,
Etccrs, and good to extra coTs, fcr city
slaughter, averaging 800 t. 1,loo bs-... 3.5o@Ioo
sses ,1ss,e1a @ 10 f1 IN decent
Inferior-L;gAt and thin COWS, hei{er5,
stags, bull, s,and sca1lawag steers....-. 1.75@25o
Cattle-Texas Northern summered....--... 2.5033.5o
Catue-Corn-fed Texas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.75S4-G
HOGS-The receipts were considerably lighter
than during the previous week, and under IN
active competition between packers, prices ruled
firm, and advanced fully 15@20c per 100 lbs.
The adyires from the East were OF q favorable
were, therefore, not operating to any extent.
Yesterday cars we're more plenty, and shippers
bought moro freely. The quality OF the hogs
was excellent and well suited for the require
ments Of the season. Owing to the
WIS moro marked on heavy than On light
weights. Early sales we're made at $3.s5@4-20,
steadily advanced to S4.05@4.55 for common to
choice, with the bulk of tie sales at 34.15@4.25.
One Of the best GALES OF the week was made by
Messrs. Wa1work l. Sunderland to Geo. Higgins.
aud consisted Of 156 choice smooth Eeponset
hogs, averaging 4o4 lbs, fed BY Geo,go otley,
and sold at $40. Towards the close trltto
weaker feeling was manifested and prices were
about Sc per 100 TBS lower, saies being made at
94.00@4.25 for common to choice lots. To-day
the receipts wero light, only about +, 600 head
arriving. The demand was good both On pack,
ing and shipping account, and the market ruled
active and closed firm at $4.00@>4.10 for COM
mon to fair, and s4.15@4.o0 for good to choice
lots. The following were among the reported
, 1873-02-09

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: $500 bu wheat; 5,294 bu corn: 80
bu oats; 1856 bu rye; 3,4os bu barley. With
drawn during the week: 81 944 bu wheat; 23-
$40 bu corn; -, OH bu oats; 1907 bu rye; 25-
541 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
stora up to 10 o'clock this morning: 112 cars
wheat; 2e3 cars corn; rs cars oats; cars rye;
20 cars barley. Total, 439 cars, or 165, 500 bu.
The following were the receipts and ehip-
ments Of breadstufrs and stock at this point
during the week ending with this morning, and
for corresponding veeiss ending IS dated:
, 1873-02-09
SUBURBAN NEWS.

DR.. Francis D. Hemenway, OF the Garrett
Biblical Institute, 1ectured before the young Ia
dies Of the college on s'Hymus." Had the lee
ture been on ''hims, tie fair misses could not
have given the speaker more fattering COM
p1iment than their attention and interest paid.
II the young ladies understood s'himology" as
well es they ought to understand "hymnology,"
woe to the men.
The Ade1phic Society held its regular weekly
meeting in the University Hall, on Friday even
ing. Their hall was well filed. and tho e1er-
cises instructing. They we're opened by Mr..
Ellswood with defamation, The regular de-
bate being next in order, was participated in by
Messrs. Hudson, Wheeler, and Miss Remington,
in behalf Of the affirmative, and Messrs. Burke,
Gibbs, and Miss Parks, for the neg
of the United States be Removed to
Some Central Point. on the Mississippi River ?"
was, after alengthy discussion, decided in the
negative. A defamation by Mr. Hilton, an ora
tion By Mr.. McPher1in, and a reading by A{r.
Frank Scott, closed the exercises.
4 pleasing feature OF the entertainment Was
music BY string band composed OF members
of tho society.
The Humans assembled in their hall and vent
through the following programme IN very cred
liable manner: Reading, Mr. Cassidy; dccla1n-
nhons, Messrs. Coleman and Butterfe1d :; ora-
tors, nessrs Fowler, Beatty, and Bates. The
question discussed was: Should Capital Pun
ishrnent De Abolished? ?" Debaters-Anirma-
tive, Messrs. CriBt, Bradford, and F. L. Robin
eon negative, MesBrs. Gaines, Gaskell, and
Estes.
Both societies are in d very prosperous condi-
tion, each having about Gixty members.
IAKE FOREST.
Judge Williams, Of the Chicago Bench, 1ectured
or Friday evening last at this place in the Lyce-
I'm. it VAS tho third lecture Of the course, and
tic er1incnce OF the speaker and the rarity OF
firs!-cla=s lectures in this distant suburb drew
e1~:~aed house. Tho Judge selected Egypt as
Lis ta7>>e. and cloquontly and ably reviewed her
r::e, glory, <d fall. He referred to the pyra-
mila and 81 MIX as monuments to ancont
tyranny and q warming to modern nations. The
Judges Feroration was chaste and feryid, and tho
.arcae5t applause at his conclusion showed the
appreciation Of his large audience.
Feu- Hall is well flied this term. there being
r.stller more than the usual nuraber Of young
ladies in attendance.
HIGHLAND rAnE.
The Musical and I4;tern-y Society Of this Mace
ne: NJ tie residence OF .ir. 7. 4 Spencer last
Friday evening. Tho following WAS the pro-
t:&:urac: Selection, Mr.. John Atwater; recita-
ION, Miss Ellis Vanduyn; music, Hiss Annie
Willard; selection, Miss Kittic Smith; ESSAY,
IL. E. Il. Deebe. and IN original poem By 3lias
, 1873-02-09
EH1OEEYAHD C0MH1ERCE.
MONETARY.

SArul~- IL EVENING, Feb 8.
The money market continues tight Jet, though
there has been some relaxation in the etringency
since the middle Of the week. Currency 'is
scarce, and New York exchange ID still depressed,
With sales between banks ut 75c Pc 81 900 dis
count.
Commercial paper nade BY the best grocery
and hardware houses sells at 10 to Il per cent,
but sccc4d-class names and all accommodation
paper are hard to sell at IS to "a per cent. On
irst-class co!laterals money is to be had without
much difficulty at 10 per cent.
A1essrs. Lunt, Preston l. kean quote as follows
, 1873-02-09

NC" 6oEh 1IVuANU NA<AA nNAs
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-CoT1oS-Dull; mtdd1ing up
land, axe.
BnEADsTuFF6-F1our heavy and lower: receipts,
5000 bTls auperfne Western and State $620@7.Oo
common good extra 25@7e5 good to choice 81; s17s
$74o@lo.4o; St. Louis, s7.75@13.25 Rye hour quiet
at s4-75@6.3o. Corn meal quiet at 33s3@s-e on On
dock Wheat very dull and lower; receipts, 81 Goo
bu; No. Milwaukee spring. SLIGO inferior spring,
$1.55. Ryo and barley quiet Malt dull Corn
mere active; no receipts new mixed Western, 65H
@6g4ct old aaoat, Csc; do in store, 63H@Ac; yel-
low, 6G15c. Oats unchanged receipts, 5000 bu-
E0as-Lower Western, 9&@35c-
HAY AID uoPs-Quiet and unchanged
LEAruEn-F1rm. ut 29.@31c orinoco, 27@28Ho.
WooI-Dul; extra Ohio, 67Hc-
GROCERIES Coffee quiet and firm: Rio, 17@2co.
Sugar very quiet. Molasces quiet. Rice STEADY
PE1RoLEuM-Crude, Sc; refined, 1o1c.
TuRpENrN-Firm at 69c.
Pnoy1s1oNs-Pork quiet and hrm !; mess, $3.50 ;
primo nacss, s1375@14.0o. Beef dull md unchanged.
Mdlcs active abort clear for March, 7c: long md
short clear, 747 516c; short clear, spot, TIC long
clear, 6z1@7c. Lard quiet; Western steam, s4c; :;
kettle, 8H@815c.
BU1Tm AND CHEEsE-Unchanged. rs..,-.
WH1sEET-Firm at 34c.
, 1873-02-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign MnrIkets.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8.-11 u. n.-Flour, 29s Cd Wheat
winter, 12s 2d@12s Sd spring, lis 6d@12s I'd !:
white Is ID club 12s sd@l3s 3D. Corn, 27s 7d@27a
Cd. Pork, 61s Cd. Lard, SIS Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8-1:30 p. m+-Breadstu1a un-
changed. Lard, Sis Cd.
Pans, Feb. 8.-nentes, SGT Sc.
LoxDos, Feb. 8.-Consois, money, 92al992HEE; &C. &c
40s, 811 new IS, 905l; Erie, SIX:
This sale for money at the Stock Exchange On Gov
e1pmeut securities Is e lower than bank rate.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s,-Cot.ou tending downward !;
middiing upland, 9X@10d ;Orleann, 1o;1@1od. s11ea
5000 American spsculaivs and u: s1R9s 1oo9 90
Flour, c9s I'd. Corn, o7s 6d@27s 3D.
Lard, 37s I'd. Cheese, 7os. Cumberland middles,
34A.
, 1873-02-09

fo2 GOO State Savings Institution, at 400.
s., 600 Chicago City hallway, at 157H.
NEW Yong Feb. B.-Gold sold 1t III, 1888, 114A,
1131, end closed at 11s34G1l4 strong. Loans, to
per cent for carrying. TieariEgs, si1tya7e millions
The specie exported during the week amounted to
S1,642,370.
Governments opened strong, and were very firm all
day.
State bonds were dull and steady. Prices merely
nominal.
Money WAS act.ve for call losns Ut ncr cent gold to
1-32 and closed ut the lower rate. The bank state
mcnt is again unfavo1Abie, tho banks now holding
LEO lawful money nboye the 25 per cent reserve,
which il 81, ,058975 less than last week.
Tho stock market opened and continued weak until
after the First Board, when general advance took
place. After the Second Board, the feeling WAS
stronger Townrd the close busness heavy, With
out any especial feature in the list.
, 1873-02-09
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 8.
The following we're tho receipts and shipments
of produce ut this point during the past twenty-
four hours, and for the corresponding date one
year ago:
, 1873-02-09

sHEEP-Were in good demand, and firm
during tho early part Of the weok, but closed
weak and lower, at 99.50@4.50 for common to
medium, nad s4.75@5.50 for fair to choice nut
ton grades. The market closed quiet and steady
at the abQYe values.
, 1873-02-09
sston l. kean quote as follows

Buyinq, Setting.
5-e0s OF CO. 'G2..,..............114 1l5
< oos ~ ~ 115 1154
< IN. ~ ,c5 " ll ll5k u5I
5-20s Of '65, jan and July. .u1!l 11sI
so oo ~ ~ ne ~ 1sn snd Iniy - llGE 1l6A
~ ~ ~. ~ W. .1l43z 114I
11,svs Nt9 49, .-,:s p,ctsc i;o1d 7-31s - 1c0 l. Int.
Sniea@a ~ =, ~. =. ,,..,... noN l. int
GonE Gountr ~ s.,,.,.. .... g9E i int
vH 1n;nn;s co,,ntv and township los .... 95G397H
Sterling Exchange Qarge dratts).' 4o'A-119N
Gold Exchange -...........-..:... 1,a 1a
Gold and Gold Coupons. .1l33 LIZ
The following quotations of local stocks arc
furnished by Messrs. Hammond d watson,
financial agents, 81 Washington street,
Bid. asked.
First National Bank. l4O
Third National Bank. Ivy loo
Fifth National Bank. 133 =.
Commercial National Bank. ........... ~ -
German National Bank, k,...+............ 123 l3o
Northwestern National Bank. ...... e05 -.
Corn Exchange National Bauk..-..-... liz 115
City National Bank. 143
Naiioual Bank Of Illinois. ..-......... 10s -.
Chicago City hallway. ay................-.1 157H 1fo
West Division Railway. ..-...-..-..--. 175 l90
North Division R.ilxay. 95 1eo
Egin Watch Company. 101 e1- div l05 e1 dlV
Chicago Gas Light 4 Coke Company. 100 1l0
Chamber Of Commerce. .........-...... 70
Traders 1ns. Co. Co...........-........... 1uu
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-08

~ The Post Office NewsroOm Soda
Fountain 10 now running 10 full blast
G oil and try glass Of ice cool soda water