davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-02-17
REAL ESTATE.

There has been an apparent increase OF activity
in real estate transactions In tho Inst week,
purchased Of ground both for actual occupation
and improvement, and also for speculation arc
decidedly on tho increase. A largo area OF
ground in the vicinity OF tho termtni Of the va
rious horse railways Is being taken tor actual
occupetion, aud tho greatest activity in building
this spring will be in those quartors. The de-
mand for medium class of dwellings, costing
from S9, GOD to $4,000, Oh ground worth from
300 to s200 per front foot is considerably In
pxcess OF the supply. The unusual severity OF
tho winter and the delays that have been experi-
enced during the last two months, In translt
by steam-cars TO moro distant suburban points,
haa made all cheap residence property within the
reach Of horae-cats scom more deetrable, anu
will probably exercise wholesome check upon
the tendency Of tho city to spread out too rap
idly, There la 8 real neceRsity for the extension
OF the lines Of every horse railroad in the city to
meet the demand for the class Of residence
property above mentioned. In the direction Of
Central Park and Douglas Park the city has
grown mile beyond the meann OF transit nf-
forded by tue lorae-railwaya. It's furthcr pro-
greBB In thone directions ts seriously re-
tarded by the policy OF the West Slide
Railway Company in not extending thel1
lines. A similar obotaele pIcyennts =
the improvement Of all that district Of the South
Division between State street and Cottage Grove
avenue south OF Douglas place. The horse
railways wore chartered for tho convenience q o.
thu people aB woll AZ for tho proiat q the asoeR
holders Of tho railroads, aud while tho compa
MICS are making over 20 per cent per snnnm or
their stock, thero soena no reasonable e1ous'
for not extending their lines, Tho Indiana av
enuo limo and tho Madtaon street line ahou'(
each be extended at least half mile, II not I
whole milo, this summon. Some now lina alst
should diyerga either from the Blue Ialaut
seward tow Douglas Park. III Tic ''NipS Jack o 0
these extensions has forced largo population
to leave tue city entirely, and take up their real
douces In suburban towns ten milca away, til
iuconysniencs Of Which, a. before mentioned
siwsys be q portion Of the business men Of th
civ sho will select suburban towns for res
, 1873-02-17

ena s}e sSehsnaes ssss sut .csrss
nst ni5s ss ssss s sas19esd ooa aee ST.
1tee'' sf ,s ssss s4se e IT, r. $50
@ ss g a s !; psfsa s1: oiaxsS
HsfF @s2S H. S}1noh ss trad. III, s,aos
Il rhtall iii tbiea aresptio tlo 6taud feairss of
TIC market were the sanc a. for two hrto days past
Fair hctlFty preVhih, and most descriptions Of Bllo
goods, Al we'll AZ all Rsp'o articles, wore nrn. We
4ss sSsassS ssSsSs,xs; o. q. ssya asye
aSss%s ss sssss 9%i "a sIas;ssss s
sttXo 69s!s RIss, ssey ass?'o' do, pFtne, 3.N@
is ss1FAss Ss & sSSs sssssa Tssk Ssssp,,
'ssasi i's esaE iesi 11s,i4e osheu pow
daeatssa ana gsns'11,ssa IT, a2iae ssss ~:
sssss :; ID SSs:S 4 's
% &C. pslns, 1oi@ioao; Do, faiFs, 9S@l0e; eo@non''
hSnnrs- Diamond drips, 81 .ssalso; silver dr.ps,
extra ane 521so gooa suEar.hoazS syrrp ao(Sdse
@soc; d. Gssns pre q@7so y s DO coinaon, Porto
Aeo olaases choice, 659eoo; common molasses, 10
sAnrn4rps-- Common to best, Bta1oc.
srIoEs-h1apce ,11@lso; cloves, s5@91o&; & ea'sia.
&C., ass bass Rsesst 6 Ae 9ssss
soArs- French .no!tssa, t,,}}ssas; aorznsn nae.-
Golden Ma;s Ws s9gA S9o;n ws WioaGy h
1855 2s ?:*sa sssa SSii 70
'as es sss e gss esps s5s
transportation is quito SERIOUS now aa Of any provi
out pcriod, and dea1ers ind II impossible to oil the few
day to day. There Ia fair local demand and ssca are
bong effected pcca that have becn current week
WaS;, sss s gs1ng RI 5ss
@lbeo; o' pfairis s preassd, sioootSlioo. oN wiaoN
5S @S seEg = % 5s5s lssss sseseSs seSes
HIDEs-rhe weak feeling noticeable yesterday ii
lower there being few buyers today at over 1879 tor
heavy, and at Tor light These tS e. w. no afgs
accumulation hero but nneas tho faculties fof moving
tho stock out arc speedily ncreaeed 1t will be ditsi-
cit matter to prevent further depreciation IN values
P:es aEee as1s
Wi ap, pTns iId; saltsd, 1sSi5o dty tsn 22o
damaged, 7X9se: iii other darnaged stock two-thirds
pdco: brnnded, 10 por cent OF.
! :, HONEY-Waa quiet hnd unchanged. We continue
to quote: Choice white comb ut 9t93Dd; medlnm
gradea At 1a@22o; inferior and strained honey ut Jag
Hops Tho market IL ,ery qutst, and hardly a. asn
shsre are good many western hopa Eaat and is,
% s s9Es nEh asw esHs
nrner. boing very ncsree. We quote western ~
| so fair to good, 8594oc common to medium, 800
500; New York to@5so; fnglinh. -4o96oo; baSarian'
, 1873-02-17

Withdrawn from store yostorday for oity
conHumptlohs o,Oo3 bu wheat 1,343 bu corn;
600 bu ryo; 2,sl7 bu barloy. Witdrawn for do
during tho past woek; A9,411 bu whoat 1904
bu corn 7,5Os bu oats 1884 bu rye; s2,157 bu
barley.
The following grain has buen ipppeotod into
store this morning, up to 10 O'Clock: 100 cars
whoat 2i5 cars corn "a cars oats ~ cars rye !;
SO cars barley. Total, 45s cars, Or 1856 600 bu.
Tho following woro tho receipts aud ahipmonts
Of broadstuffs and stock at this point during tho
weok ending With tl,la morning, and for GORE.
spending weoks ondlng as datcds .--tr.z,.
, 1873-02-17
quotations., bit bomo Of tho l,oldora wero r,nsb1o

quotations. hit Bomo Of tho l,oldora wero nnsbo
10 nnrohaso, owing to Tho ndvancc. Tho loadinE
Hs essn oTx ss ass e pS ESSqSa s ss a e o On s @ s
point II wi,isli thoy ID not oonuidor it aafo to
buy., Alioro is, howovor, no doubt TINT oonHld~
loro tlils noaaon, il tho quality Of the hoge yet
ietsso So' aomsad 1 e. sscsss w oi slo
H. ,asrsot aloseS s 1t tic fs|losng renso q
p$f ss%s ssss or &ass sSss n$$S;!|ss $5sss$ 4:
g. S ss'f eatfs ats 91sas ptas p's%sse sla2S
DO daen' 'aelor Mareh, si Ns7 s7.5sG.oo; lo sci!er
April, s7.7b@7.Bo; do bellor May S7:B5@7.00.
asss and hr9 s 8; '9e Is sSs se s~sst
groom. Green shoulders, 95Go; do rough eiaog,
Sso; a. short 1lns 5e; d9 1a< p6ort elear e
ahoulaers 9A@o2fo tor short r1ba, an4 g}dd2es6o
!. sh rests, os H. for oahbs.rls,ade ., eSs 5 5o1
5Ao tor shoulders 1}6d fSr oIoar ribs. 79le tor
short nlear, nu picked. Moaa boef,, $4,000 @900i
oxtra ineBa.do, 99.50@1o,0o; bcof hams, 1900
S39o.oo' CITY tnllow, 715@7e{oi greaao q1oega, IT,
| brls moss. pork acller March at $500: 1000
brls do at $12.eo 25o brls do, soller April at
o1o2o; 1,719 tss 1trd Ct Ike: 1oo tcs do list
at Ao; 100, 900 lbs do seller April ut d111o;. $50
do at $40; 400 bo1ea long cloar at o14o.; 15o,.
| 900 lbs ohort ribs seller 1ast lalf March, md
10000 lbs do seller tlrat half April, at 0so; GO
boxes DO at 03Go cash 20, 600 lbs short clear at
5000 pcs grooan hai{a on private torlna q, ,0o0
lbs do ID lbs) at 01fo; 10000. lbs do ~ lbe) ut
po; Tod tcs anoot plcklod hams {1s lbs) at 913o;
400 tce do 1T o1{c; 50 tea DO (2a lbe) at 85o 156
tes white groaao at 61(o; 100 tcs yellow doat 6ekc;
| rs tcs do at $50. -, :'.'.'': =.
! The following wera tho rocsipta and shipments
Of provisions in this city during tho past wook;
:, ..... Reestrsd. Shipped:
Beef brlu . Observation-Disclosures. :. -. 60 500
, 1873-02-17

Wheat was less actiye than yesterday, and loss
regular, hut averaged about 10 higher, the gen
eral feeling being ono gf atrength. Liverpoolwas
early reported strong, though al the :aesp9scaes
supposed to be principally due to sympathy Nltn
the French markets, which have tended upward
for some days past, especially IN aour. Inis
cauaad an advance here whien wag na tnoseaseu nar
ator on the nhort hido had failed to respond 20
certain calls for margins, as several parties Who
had sold wheat they expected to receive from
the % dedeiouoy. sA This aomand vas soon satisfied,
York was quoted dull, but again improved
with the receipt Of later advicos. from
hs eeaRHas trs@s aqoene vas aasst entpog
noted, thoIe beng. very little neM y, business By
transacted. Seller March opened at Sl.Io771, aa-
sSSa s e FL q s dssRsa oiossa It s
6aller fho month, or cash No. a, sold at $1.2315@
i.2iH, closing At s1.2s5ss.. Seller April sold at
closing at sl:2756 No. s4,s ssR5i1g I;
III asS an1 roieotod 10 strong, undera
good demand, at b9c@S1.00; according to loea-
| fiou, Cash salos wore reported OF 400 pu No.
spring At 24soo By No = az sPrlng ri At 1t
si5sf; ie'oSo 1866 b b do At 5o55 bu DO 4
| $1.23X; G,400 bu No. spring at $l.ll3 4,a0o
bn do 1T Sl.11A; 400 bu leiectad at $l;00 49o
| hu do at 991Gc; 400 bu DO At 991o; l,Zou pu uo
at 300. Total, ~, 800 bu. .,.-
| xsuge as yesterday. Our rocolpts we're again
1nrTs md this fact, with the scarcity alike: Of
storage room and Of money, ca.ised caah oIel-
inga to drag and made seAer Mareh aSglas, Sas -, ~
ii1erles aro duo on that option. On the. other Is
hand, thore was rather better inquiry Tor INC
summon OPTIONS, which cnuscd them 70 % Eesa,
tValy firmer especially as enoy ~" Tors W r. not
much hone tor corn, in the minds OF operators
but they aoen to think that tho best CHANGE foi
higher prIcos is for tho time when tho gran 20
gins to se,er MarGa aoH a. e1se
Rollef tho mouth, or cash No. 2, sold at a1]S@a
s1Ic,, olosing fsrm at 81]6c Seller ARri
sea st s ss@sse @ssSs ssa ss2'oF at hf Ss4 q
Gsei GasE salos I wora reported Of %, 500 ba No.
81do j; Ct, 900 bu 40 at 114o 400 BY rcjootad - .
! Total, 146,2 hu. - /
: Oats were dull and 10 lover. Che volume
era held on IN expectation OF lower priceH, d1l
to liberal rocoptg, aB thcy by the farmer ca
much better AFFORD to sell oats than corn se RTet
' 26glo. chiefly at tho inside. seAer March va
quoted at $3.50 seller April at 27}5o, epd sollt s
May al s01o. cash palea were repe%stea Of e
bu No, a 21ss 900 by Do y ~ 2Sf5e dd5 - 4S {
l. by sample white, ut SOC, on traok. Total, 20,0s
\ II i've was in fair do,nant Ut tho range nots
yesterday being freely BID I'LL @ @tnIaue4 t[ IT,
ea :ss 1Ss 4aSo,s ssRSfy sspaise s IT, &c., os'
~ 'Ds barley @ " vas u seadler than yoaterday, thouf
quiot aud at about tho same , nfloos; 9eang
anything somewhat @ sa eaaof orara lmo aIses ts c,os
~ ~ Seller March sold at 67>9@oec, closing at 4
r. outside, No. closed at 1so In ordinary house
, 1873-02-17
Tho Commercial Bulletin givoa tho following
Btatisticn Of hor uacltuH to date -
To.M... ,42a 3,osa,iG6 s,27o,oas
Horny Milward d. CO. write ns follows:

With advance in the price Of hogs during tho Inst
Sn to o @ on an9 So
mud the boastod reserves Of the enacr pointe hhvo
suddcu1y disappeared and been concentrated here.
az Were I'd so nt horo Is no DOUBT Go
1aa been u e, aas hat
Furnished than moro literally wih cars an tho Eaa-
ern markets. promising favor4bly, they hayo run Tho
market for hogs such pr1cos as to packers
from operattng tho acason may 10 regarded as W.T.
tunlly closed. .- - .-...
Tbe Eastern; Southern. and foreign oporators who
have reaed nE on sGsk IL ~ oT o. s n
prices Of al products are legtnately and steadily
advancing. Mess pork ts perhaps, the most avors
tho hogs now being rcceived will not permit ot s bo
Ing manufactured, whot fs vol understood that tho
manufacture through the country has been oost I'M
ttcd many largo points not having packed single
barrel, md tho STOCK of a being Light In the ettroc.
All products, hoeyer, share in the general improve
mont and Paeers begin to ieok brgnser ana Gpers s
year. The knowledge that tho stocks At the opening
of the season wore 40 completely exhausted notwith-
aaS a 6 e a' IS soes poe gar
present time and that the first half iiion hogs went
Into almoat tnmedato consumptionl lends operators
creaao In tho packing and to feol thAt there but e
proapectof dauger to blight their hopcs for the FUTURE
Flour, was dull, but with no particular change
In prices, holders being firm 10 ttolr vlows.
tho focal trado or Tor shipment. The receipts
were Light, and our stocks are still small. Bran
was lower. Galaa woro reported Of 50 brls white
| wintor extraa ct 1925; 30 brls do On private
terms 200 br1s epring extras (OrensaD at s7;2S;
100 brls do Nockport Hydranlio) at s725 q so Soo y
| 1oo br1s do at S875 Is brls puckwheat at
ss.6915. Total, SIS brlH. Also, 10 tons bran
at $1l.00 on track; car prepared h0rse-leon a. az
| $500 On traok TO brls cornmeal at $2.1o. The
, 1873-02-17
COMMERCIAL,

. sArunpAr EvEhno, Fob. as.
Tho following wore tho Eeeeirts and shipments
Of produce ht this point unring Tho pnBt twonty-
four hours. and for Tho corresponding dato ono
rcer egos
, 1873-02-17

BUTTERThe butter mA,tes twas IN new ~, IT, r.
turos. Receipts continue Light snd abort o1 me 90
account, P1ices wore hrn aA a7onna but capsstal!y
40 for good to choice grades. such selling feaay
3zsI. Va continue to quota; Common to choico rot
17@25c strictly choice d.lry packed, Sss SsSst me-
"HANNED. d0oDg AND p1CKLEs---Activ1ty stu
charaoterizes the trade IN this oasa of goods anu
rmer tono still peryaacs tho rarxet st9eEA arg Gas
md n,rdors alo being promptly Alled.: Wa quote:
, 1873-02-17
MONEY AND COMMERCE,
4~l..--
MONETARY,

= SATURDAY 1svESfxa, Fob. Ii.
In connection with The hnnonueen,ent In
Washington ticapatpllon, that Secretary Boutwell,
will certainly retire from Tho Treasury OIL Mnroh
4, II naay n1eo bo nlortionod that the SYnilicnto
aeems to 10 almost, II not. quito, q failure 1t
tloes not seem to l,e generally ltuown that tho
cali for a10o 900 900 5-e0s Of 1862 whs ,cscinled
by Secretary boutwell, on Fob. 7. 1t Ia 1umorcd
that owing to tho opposition OF German bank-
era ind German holders OF 5-20a Of 1862, chiy
S25 ooD, 900 Of tlo now per ccnta had boo,, sub-
tcribed for up. to Fob. TO- 1t Ia reported
in Washington that having boon Induced by tho
Syndicate to oycrasep tho bouuda Of ptudcuco In
making tho call, ao will now cali In Tho "eixty-
two's, only az now honla nro subscribed hy or
tlnary s,,bsor, ,ptions, or ~ groaB sdra shall be
guaranteed ,1y the Syndieate, and TINT his way
must b.. perfectly e}eAr before ho viii do moro.
THE LOCAL MONEY s1ARKEr.
l:-tAs compared with tic condition OF a wook ago
money is much eaeiey IN tho locsl market The9
West has 1nasknted tho bulk Of It's hog-crop, and
the wheat cf tho Northwest Is not only coming
u freely, hut in going forwnra to
IT, sye spss sses # asne sfy liz a es
could 30 got for. corn, tile West would fool
aich, notwithstanding tho lnek Of transportation
for her products, but the low pSiee aud unfaYor-
ablo prospeota for this Important crop has . DO
Of food, and upon thu financial condition Of tile
Wa,,t gcncral}y.
Deposits ut The banks have incroaaed constd-
eiably In the last woek, and tho money Inns beon
) lent freely to grain dealers,. who are now tho
mpat tnumeroun olnss Of bogrpwera. ::
IN tho opon market monty is freely offered ct
10pef cent on good lopal htocls for torms OF 60
days to 10 mouths or year. Firat-clasa groe 9.
paper is aoaroe and goes easily at 70 to l2 per
Is per cent. Tho papey Of country merchants
in tair standing, guaranteed hy good city honsos,
nbout Is per cont. Acknowledged aceommoaa~
tion papor solta at about Is per oont.
: New York Exchange IL in largo aupply, owing
to largo Bllipments Eastward during tho pae1
wcek, and sells ut 75o per 81 600 discount:
= Tho olearinga Of the Chicago bunka for the
, 1873-02-17

. :
Peaches 9sSg a1H
$;:;sss $;; $;:;;; $;::;;;:
Green gagos aud egg, 9n........ 31se$ 7ses 81. ~
at1a%Ss;r2tes 9aaDsSss; 2as; sss@
Raspberres. .'''"' 49, ong IL
Gooseberriest 11Sg o9s
Tomatoes, ID. f*xg - nn
Tomatoes Dee. si3 . 40
Corn, ERfn, Ase9 ~
Corn Benton uarbor. 2.oe9 ~ ~
Corn, Yarmouth. 'sa sHa
Peas, ID, pod. aSg "a
Peas ID, soaked '.!'''''''''' $50 ax
Lima beans 1'oHHs 18
8uccoasl1, Q o's 9Hn
Issssss; Essssss, ADO 3sS
Oysters, ana In
oyaters' lo''''''',t'' 1;1rIra .;ct....,
Small bra, 1900 pr $lo.SS8aa.eo
Small hs1s 1@1oo @ per per peg''.... e sSos sSo SSS SSS
Medium brls, 600 Per pkg..''.''' xo 1o9 sfo s.to
fLIss, farss, 'n; brls, tx ado M per pks a!s@ s25
IN gall. kegs, por kcg ............' x.ae9 e.aS
CHOW Chow {Harrevl 6.1og@r o1o n
Chow Chow aarycy pts. .'...'..' S's9s sog 9o6 216
Chow Chow e. p} 9ts, s,:.-.,.:... s'SSS s9S& 4D to
Chow oh0" ~ q y; nhrzE 9z ara1r. 0'' 49,
puto, u gall CANS, per doz. eeo@1oooo
Ears' fte' qf ao!dsS. ss essS sSS re
Exr. GOLDEN ansrt cans psr aoz. = to0s
bn ssstarss
and the outside doands fair for the aeaaon ana
quotations sse IVY, sustained fGs ~ Naw Wv
| factory, l4H@i0o Ohio factory, l39l4oi western
faeiorx, l35ll9: o,,.4 ,,o om. ro,ov,na oxo
COAI-Romatns quiet ana hf. Ill.,, *ia nasa o.
Ishts e s0i s1Sooi
Erie, o 5o@l 90 nr1ar o n ~ nnar19 mus $50
Iiu, $l1 90; nloas1arH StV,M iIsI Tmn.l cosl
Hookus Valley d toSos1t9sooSo; ts ~ tap1ams Mn1 VII
5000 1aaiana 60 sn BLOCK. s''o'' "a'o"@' '''e''
quiet sna anefsngsa a1 on,S for
eTees sss un '1a Va oeanas aoa
$tlb@1 lard unfees, rnmah ntayes
Gs9e a1ar my aa ,ercs so oSs do
{poIK Slt%Sstovott m n,vcd and huckel stapcs
, 1873-02-17
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

i;s:
rS i;;iii " & y $$:!
~.
g$sgsS za:s:s'
coAn TEN nnoSSktn ss:: and ". Randolph.
AMERICAN o1ooK 8eSettsi 8S:. u w.e..4.s,; a.,
uruRy SEARS a.. Upf.Ss3}is It "a Is South .n.,,.t
w,,trR Refts5 4 95d RsPss IS b.; m.al.on,.
n,7arnAa Aat1nkYBhs1tiss SkYh ID FfS|cddsssl sd 81 dsssl.
dS aa4h i 5asz bsssSssas ssa!a'r'
VWissH2RS: x2&RSE4Ht st.. iS!S$ :? %;:;:s'''
MILLER pndS' d!S9as2HssEs KHs 'hye$1s:2's" hsHs:
o6rrnrnESfGp, fI5s%S|: II %:,s NfH!iss H.s s,e|5s. |S:.
Ei$ S:;::
"n n %SHS i rss9I dsss, SsS Tools
rrsl24 2I';' EsKe!5ssss' 's %:ssss
4: S
g. e
rinnAs as$ 2ssensia :aa rnrseass.t
AaSsbHs agsfs2 fbs9;2sia !!$ssiIasss:|s: $::sIasssss
", AUSTIN Co, faaistRdss2s II aad s2s South wstes-st
1,coa a. Mkpii EssPss i; ssd Pa q os9es,: hsses,s
SAY6ER Sh /. LEE. i Nson Tuisins. Lssal'e'st
GEORGE F. DiisiaahM iH'121iMd;A ioS:' stss.t
, 1873-02-17

NEw YoRk, Feb 16.-Gold sold At 114,tf. INK 1t4<,
closing at 114h(9l14sx. Loans to g per cont for
carrying. Daily clearpgs were $4,000, ,ooo Bpecie
export for the week, $769, ,80214.
Governments dull but fr1n.
Etate bonds quiet and unchanged
houey activo early In the day ut l64 to 132 for
call loo1s, hut, in tho aftornoou tho rate dropped to
per cent. Late in the day, loaus per cent The
bank statement 10 very unfavorable. Tie banks made
net loss Of l5o III theis reserve and are now
Ths stock market was weak In tope md lower prices
prevailed early In tho dsy business was exceedingly
amn Prices auctuAte only to Is per cent until after
haf-past l3 An unfayorable hank statement waB then
anticipated, vigorous aclng movement was noted,
which carried down prices n to IL per cent Tho
lowes than &hoas on the earlier calls.
fM+f{t,
, 1873-02-17

t,esa was dopR manufacturers well interior dcA!-
es operating with considerable freedom rrtseS s3e q
retnsins steady at present quotations. The Shoe aAd
Leathtr Reporter ssys of Tho boston ma1ket ave 70
ferred aa week to tho large number of boot .na bhoo
Nv IN eocSs II he various grades u leather required
o IN neir oraors but there teTer ths wssk 1he 70
tha nurchasca ssll making, and in sone Nnea By the
shipments to Europe. Che shiPnents Of sa hsmloss
sole par quite healthy tone TO NJ 1aa1 aot nnd
md shae nr1n1y| |oI main cI
harsi. NJ, falling or The inquiry continues active,
I'M onotsons Nre urheld The receipt Of sheep nhins
In lie rough are insutHcisnt to ssuefy ne s.i snd
inner gre selling freely at quoted rates. the inquiry 1os
heayy spltts belng most Urgent owing to tho demand
Tor ernort to EuRI2pd. VIC quoto:
, 1873-02-17


BEEDs-Tho general market ms dull and woak It
about Fridays prices. Timothy sold Ut g. .oo983 50,
primo ouotabe at $s25 cover 1t for erdi.
nary, and S. IS for tnnmmoth. White clover sod as
$500: Hungarian and nailnt quosablo at g. 9lio
for tho former. and 100000 for tho lsttcr We noto
sales Of iii baga timothy 1t $685. go bags primo a
s2s bags a % abags poot * q - oo * b,a9 20
primo al $s.21 % baga ht $5.17 80 bsgs At $51s;
10 bags ut $5.05 car Hungarian at 81 10.
TEfs-Bnstnsss waa reported fair. End former ono.
tatona we'll sus.aiae1 al around Yong Mysoat,
o1tra fnc, o5c@$1l5: aperAne to dno old Hyson 10
aoo common imperial es9o soo9 70 S 9noiGe so'es a9s
Il i6ai9o oxtra. s1.50e5l 40; choice to extra lcas
japan, aocaslo5; fair 10 good DO. 7o@soo; common
do I1@5Sc: colured natural leaf Japan. 6o965ci
common to lno ooloug, ss@4sc; good. eo@7oc; choico
- Woob~ns1uairs dun at tho annexed quotations
Beecb &1aoo; maple, slaoo; hickory, $1A.oo; Slabs
''iSS5 w5oI-Tho wool market continues quiet nnd an
easy unsettled feeling prevails ohoiee ngnt atese
and dun sae Of coarse to 1ne unwaahed wools waa
reported, aggrssang $500 lbs, ut range OF
, 1873-02-17

tnuct fair The oaernga aro argo but conaist Chiefly
of common to fas .tock. Sales Include 2oo as ehoica
11oo lbs at l0@1lo; o. doz chickens 1T s3259a.6o; ID
doz at$2.5o@aoo; edoz poor u $l.50; doz good
sepesST y fv9 qo1 ao nodf -"
tinucs good Tho supply Ia moderate and prices ru4
acay Car lots qioiablo at 7o@73e and retail lotd
from aoro at e0@96o. We noto saiea Of CIR peach.
blowa At Toe, track NcshsnnocRs 1t 65o; Cd
bu Michigan OF ooe; $50 bu peach1lons ut 8o@e3ci
aAIT--was in fair: demand and arm, we again
qno.o: onon1aBa and saRnnw, Anc, $alo: ordi:
nary course, coarsc Dlamond 9, $3.50; ground
with bas., sta5@l5o; Ashton dairy, ror sack. $500
ground MUM. $e.6c@2.76 TURKS 1sland, $1.00.
Sash, DOORS, AND DL1NDs-Were unchanged;
, 1873-02-17

OiIB-rradnQ was moderately active, With prices
oencrsIly Arm Thcrs were seliorn Of carbon ol IT
seneesalan from Tho quoto procs but lard, linaoed,
urpentne aud most other dsscrptions wSss IT. a1ay .G
bon, alialAo extra Lard oil 72o: No. l. 67c: No. y
, 1873-02-17

oqo; luaoed, INV, go do toiled e7o; whale e9S:
sperm, t1O0 neaa.foos OIL strictly mfo H:;H.
72@75o; elephant o pon turpcntine, bo982o Mse.
hla eg asavity 935o aphths:, ,ms eSnm1na HaiSs is'i
light request and prcea ronaln without sny impofN
ant chargo. Following nro tho quotations:
fuftrv Y,tkT n
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-03

STATE JOURNAL FOR 1873

We call the attention of our friend.
throughout the State to the very liberia
terms upon which the STATE JOUR
NAL is offered for 1873, and the extraor.
binary inducements to form clubs, espe-
cially for our Semi Weekly and Week
ly editions.
Clubs can be made up from as many
different postoffices as there are names,
which can he sent in, with the cash. as
last as obtained, AID when completed the
extra copy will be forwarded to any ad-
dress named.
Make up Club at once, or send in your
name. Remember that SIS will pay for
SIX copies Of the Weekly for one year,
and $40 will pay for ten copies of the
Weekly and one copy of the Semi
weekly for one year, and for every ten
for one year to SEMI-WEEK.
LY or twenty subscribers for one year to
WEEKLY, we will give copy of the
!" Great Industries of the United
States worth $3.50.