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Ship OF State.

ship OF State.
The following translation of Horace's
XIV Ode is by ~. G. r." q native of
Columbia, now in attendance at the
Georgetown, D. c., College:
Thou art drifting, outward drifting,
Ger the wild waves of the deep,
Tides have loosed thy trusty anchors
And the storm-winds DER thee sweep.
Turn and seek the harbor's shelter,
Turn thy course, o ship of State.
While one stalwart arm may guide thee,
Turn, ere yet it be too late.
Masts and cordage oil are broken;
Have tho gods decreed thy fate?
Billows DER thy side are breaking.
Thou art sinking, ship of State!
Fled are all thy lusty oarsmen,
And thy sails flap DER thy side,
Tempests toss thee as their play-thing,
Who vert once the Pontic pride.
I have thought thee but trouble,
When all safely moored in port;
Yet for thee. in this thy peril,
How my heart with love il fraught
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A lot of minstrels went to town, not
far away, and advertised to give per-
formance for 1.-THE benefit of the poor,
tickets reduced to ten cents" The hall
was crammed full. The next morning,
committee for the poor called upon the
treasurer of the con Germ for the amount
said benefit had netted. Tho treasurer
expressed astonishRent at the demand.
II thought" said the chairman of the
committee, "you advertised this coucert
for the benefit of the poor" Replied
the treasurer: "Didn't we put the tick
cts down to ten cents, so that the poor
could all Gomez" The committee
vanished.
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BACON-Shoulders, 81 cents per pound.
Bacon-Clcar Rib, o cents per pound; clear
10 cents per pound.
Bacon-Smoked, Clear, 10 cente per pound.
HAMS. 12a cents per pound; New sugar
Cured. IS cents per pound.
BUTTER-Fiut Mountain, 25 cents per
pound.
Butter-Fincst Goshen il cents per pound.
CHEESE-Crcani, 25 cent? per pound; Eng
lish Dairy. 25 cents per pound
MACKEKEL, Extra Acadlcss Ness. Is
cents.
FLOUR. New Family. $40 per barrel.
Flour, New Extra, s1l per barrel.
MOLASSES, 35 cents per gallon.
SYRUPS, 50 cents to 80 cents per gallon.
SUGAR-De marara, II to II cents per
pound.
New Orleans SUGAR, II cents per pound.
B and e Sugars, 12i cents per pound.
Sugars. 13 cent g per pound
Crushed Sugars, 13 cents per pound.
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VALUABLE is
THE WOI.L AWARD:

Atrho"n by salot-rroyed by lworn returns
tt the owners OF the piincil al Sowing Ma
chlne Patents which last year amounted to
219,158 Machines, lihc cnt Of Ton If them
being for fa miy ute. This is over AZ, 600
more Sewing Machines tlan were sold by
any Other company during the IA me period,
and over one.quaitcr of all the Machines
sold in 1872. Thcsr enormous lales are
OWING to the long-tcttcd merits Of the SING
Ek Machines, which mot tie wants Of the
public in trrcrioii,, aih FIN, liciiy Of con.
stluction, and capabil!.y Tor great variety
and excellence Of work
THE SINGER MAhUFACTCEING CO.
j. p. I1GON Agent Noy7
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received

uF SEVEN PER CENT. PER i M UM
ON CERTIFICA 1EH OF Deposit.
AND SIX PER CEN7. COMPO UNDEU
EFERISII MONTHS ON 4 Geo UNITS
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John Z. Palmer, Vice President
\. G. BrCnizer, Cashier.
J. Il. Sawyer, in genera! cln,gc.
Johu c. 3. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
directors.
Wauc Hampton, William Martin, John L.
Palmer, \. {. Haskell I. W. McAlastcr, T..
Ii. Eein.sh. i. I. Gregg, Columbia
q. Il. Scott, W. G.. Ma,e., Ntwltlly.
i. +. RutlcGsc, Daniel Eavrncl, Jr., Char.
cstrE
nj ECHAN1CS. Iahorcr- Clerks, Wi,!oNs,
1Yl- Orphan. ans: othns may here deposit
their savings and draw h liht,alrntc of inter
est thereon. Planters. Ploioss siuhni NItnand
Trustees wisl ing IL draw interest on their
funds until they require latm Tor busIntse or
other purposes: Faitnis dt >iIi1 x to set apart
small sums for dIcn, aid Marie Women
and Minors tWhotc derGs:! can CnIy be with
drawn by Themselves, or, i'll case Of death, by
their legal reprtseltativts,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use, are here nf1or9 I'd
an opportunity IF dcrosilrg their means
where they will rapidly accumulate and, at
the same time, be sui ject to withdrawal
when needed. Aucl
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COFFEE, Rio. Is cents per pound.
Laguayra Coffee, 80 CENTS per pound.
pound.
Parched coffee, IS cents per pound.
BLACK TEA, famed for it's rich flavor, 81
per pound.
Green Tea. new and choice, 81 per pound.
Fine Old Corn Whiskey, 50 per gallon.
A full line Of CAKES and CRACKERS,
direct from the manufacturers, from to
IL cents per pound.
Atmore's celebrated MINCE MEAT,
SOUSED PIGS FEET, 7-iT
New BEEF TONGUES.
Smoked BEEF.
New BUCKWHEAT.
OAT MEAL, from Scotland.
New GOLDFISH. t"t
Cracked WHEAT.
CANNED GOODS, of the choicest brands,
in cndless variety.
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A dandy is chap who would be q
lady if he could, but hs be can't, does
oil he can to show the world that he is
not q man.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
OF
CO. LII NHl a. S. c.

tftSeW tdPtd, $50, 900
A"Mo't]td CdpHGI. $500, 900
JOHN B. PALMER. Precedent.
a. G. BRENJZER, Cashier
q. ,. G. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
IfIHIS BANK VIII soon occupy it's ma gniii-
L cent thrte-ntory and ManeaI Il RootLuild-
ing, now III course oi construction Oh the
corncrof Plain and Richardson streets, but
for he present will 60 business nj it's old
Banking House. opposite the Columbia Hotel.
a. general banking bnsines sstransact.d. Ger
tltcates OF Deposit, bearing Interest at the
rate OF Seven per cent. per annum issued.
Notes, Bills OF Excha nge and other evidences
OF dtbt discounted. and money loaned on col
iatcrals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all The prominent cities
III tho United States bought and sold.
;, DIhEcToNS-Jae: j.. Black, JohnB. Palmer.
F. W. McAlaeter, r. .. Sem, (of Il. d. Sem &
Son. G. W. Boardcr. tof Copeland Il Bear
DEM 4. J.: Bryan, ". G. Swaffield. tof r. &
w. &. Swaflield, J W. i. Stanley. j. G. Scegera
Samuel MCGOWAN, ALLeyilIc: James II. Rion,
WiDnsboro. Feb
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Why the South is Poor.

Why the South is Poor.
ENNOM tho cradle 10 tho grave, We are
II dosed with all kinds Of unknown sIeli.
cines made abroad, of wlith we know no.
thing.
;. II your baby is rick. you g;vo it Northern
Soothing Syrup, instead Of Heinitsh's Rose
Cordial.
IT, your Liver is not right, you take North.
ern Pills, ins.ehd Of the "Blood and Liver
Pills"
II your Blood is impure, You take North
ern sarsaparilla, instead OF the "Queens
Delight"
II you have Chills and Fever, yon .eke
Northern chill cures, instoad OF Ecinitshs
Vegetable Tonic.
Our health and our wealth is thus de.
stroyed. Encourage your own doctors; take
Medicines made at home, and buy those
that you know arc good. Hcinitsh has an
experience OF forty years in making all
kinds of Medicines for every disease known,
Go at once and consult with him. For sale
at HEINIrSH'S FAMILY DRUG STORE.
Oct II
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Private Boarding

Private Boarding.
MT Rs. WYATT is prepared to accommodate
IYl several BOANDERS with meals and
lodging; also, provide for number of Table
Boarders. Residence on Plain, [ lctwccn Bull
and lickons streets. Sept
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Something for the Children

CrFFEn!NG Will. Co"Shg, Go!as, Group,
- Diphthcria: Cough Connections, Cough
Kisses, Jim Grow, Carbolic and Horchound
LoZenges, Althca Drops and Jujubc Paste.
and good, at
Nov 5 I HEINiT&!!' n..C.. A.lNKE
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A Marvellous Medicine

LNOR tho Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
II Heinitsh's BLOOD PURIFYING LIVER
PILLS. Cures Liver Complaint, Headache,
Stomach Disorders, Indigestion and Consti-
patton. For sale only at
Nov ST HEINIrSH'S DRUG STORE.
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Summer Schedule s. & q. r. f..

Piedmont Airline Railway.
Ea @ ssssa .s:sa AEIE, EEEAEHhD Richmond mIal and
Danville, Richmond and Danvillc Ii. W., NJ
Q. Division, and North Western y. T.. Il. VI.
GOING NORTH
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Stanley's Congh Syrup
~ Bronchitis, incipient Consumption. Try
it; don't delay; Cough gets worse with
every days neglect. For sale at
NOv5t HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE.
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Greenville' and Columbia Railroad,
6&@ l@ arhAfks 4 4 8 run z \ 9 a.ii1. + =
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Railroad up and
down; With Traine going NORTH and Eou.bon
Charlotte, Colu nbia and Augusta and Will
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta 4

Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta 4
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPANT.
COLUMBIA, s. e., October "a lS,3
E l sssssy Tn YiI IL ''l"winE r",r.I Sehs11i n,
after Sunday, October &c:
GoiSG SohTE. TRAIN so. . 1nA:S y" !:
Leave Columbia. IL 80 Il nj 9t5 y NJ
Florence ........:4 40pI, 2.lo III
Fleminet"n. ts!opm 527 IN
Arr i've Wilminston... 10 40 III 1.lJ u III
No. Train makes clu.c EnCct!on. rto
Richm ond, to all points Moth. arr:viGS Htw
York 40 a. NJ. No. Train makes cl"ec
connection. ria old Bay Line and als" hlcA.
mond. to all points Ho!t n, arriving NV York
25 L. NJ.
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN NJ. /. TRAIN so. .
Leave Wilmington. 4.60 IN too y m
FlemipGton ......'6 so nj 745 p III
Florence. 80. 1910 M 1877 y NJ
Arrive Columbia. - ie y m 4C0 nj
Making close connections at Columbia for
all points South and West. Through tickets
sold ana baggage checked 10 all principal
points. Pullman palace sic ept1s on all night
trains. breakfast. tDinEtr. supper.
T.. Il. DORSEY,
Genera! Passenger and I.e. As,:.:
JAS. ANDERSON, Gtnc,aI Snp't.
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THE WILMINGTON STAR.
EST1 T1BLISXED ONLY SIX YEARS
DAILY STAR

HAS the largest circulation OF any Daily
Ill Newspaper in the State, ana IL circula.
ton in Wilmington nearly twlce as largo as
that of any other paper. All the news Of the
day will be found in it, condensed when un-
important, at length when of moment, and
always presented in a clear, intelligent and
interesting manner.
SUBSCRIPTION ilN ADVANCED
One ieaI.... - 90
-: nAo!tHs. .-.-....... y oO
AASS UU
WEEKLY STAR.
PRICE REDUCED.
The WEEKLY STAR now com bint1 with
the CAROLINA FARMER, and is ono ii the
cheapest papers in tho country, at the !yl-
lowing REDUCED RATES:
One Copy, One Year. .......... :. -
Cne Copy, Six Months ...... 20
Es- Clubs Of to 10, One Year. II o5 per
copy. Clubs OF 10 or more, Que Year, only
+! 90 per copy. Specimen Copies sent OH ap.
phcation. Address
WM. H. BERNARD.
Editor and PrOprictOr Wilmiupton n C.
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Change of Schedule.

Cnange OF Scneduie.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
COLUMBIA, S. c., Octcber Is. 1873,
A& Aa !sER sAsgssas7 to 60 into eilec, OF
and alter Sunday, 18th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at................. $40 am
arrive at Charleston at..... ....... i 20 pm
Leave Charleston Observation-Disclosures. at. 900 am
Arrlveat Columbia aat............. 5.tO pm
NIGHT EXPRESS, PRxIoHTASD ACcOMMoDATIoN
TRAIN, [Snndays excepted.
Leave Columbia. .7.15 y M Arrive G.3O NJ
arrive Charleston 7.10pm Leave. e ~ s m
Camden Train will run MONDAY. Wednesday
aud saturday. an follows:
i.rh"'- o'nmh hia a, 80 nm
ArIivr AT Camden NJ. G. 50 I'm
Leave camden at...... .......... Il 40 am
Arrive a Columbia II 80 am
5. Is. PIoKINs, General Ticiu Agent.
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AccommodAtlon Trims run on Abbevl11e
Branch Mondays, Wednesdays anc Fridays.
On Anderson Branch.between Bolton and An.
derson, Tuesdays, Thurttla Va a nd saturdays.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Gen. Sup.
JADEZ EORToN. General Ticket Agent.
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Bagging and Ties.
> 0ln YARDS HEAVY BAGGING.
1sOOO 5000 lbs. ARROW TIES, for
Sale by HOPE ~ GYLFS.
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s''s
WE Ekl.Y STAR.

Imported IChampagnes.
SO CASES jules Mum s'pry Nerxcnav and
cNJ Hcidsick, Quarts and Pimts. For Is lie
low by HOPE l. GYLES
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TO THE PLANTERS
ALI Others Attending the State Fair.
Owing to the Great Reduction the Price of Cotton
THI PRICE OF GROCERIES and PROVISIONS TO CORRESPOND
nd ptH :. NEE rates an

subm All
ID
, 1873-05-06

to-ny 3l4 cara or 6,5f0 tload. Tonl for tho week,
06B0 oa against ,AT0 laHt week. Tim tono and gcM-
cra feaureH Of tho market moro favorable to the Bol.
Ing ntoreat than on either Of tic lsst three market
lays hut tho supply loo heavy for any material
advance In prices. lEcrc waH witlo range Of quality,
aud e,rrespondingIy wide ran4o Of prcca. Exclude
nj 1ati@9l3c, lilo outside quotation Ia 11c and The
estrema raugo 0@11c, showing dccno for
as eass "Sss Tt.n,s Sa to sAsY sssf ss nssi
d cara 10, c@oN owt, 1ol@l1s; cars common ;o'
6,{ cwt, Dllu cars yory poor lo, At 86o; 10 cars
1lnola slonrs GY cwt 11lo Ia cars do, cwt, 1tHta
l1t4c; cara do, ~ cwt, 11Kc; cars extra to, w
tlot 81{ uwt, 13ho; II cars fair 10 prime do ~ cw
1lti@t2,<o; i cara do, I cwt, 11Ao; cara medium
do, OK cwt, 11Xe u cars fair 70 good d. cw, 111{
@12c; Gcars do, I cwt, 11A@12o; earn Missouri
stvcrs4 GtS owl, i1A@l91to: cara 1ndtsa. ~ owl,
111o cars coarso Kout'tcky cattle, cwt, 10,4c nna
rnrs Missouri cattle, G1f cwt, 11G21lNo.
sEEr-lteceipts :,1C0 head, 1nnklmg II 800 for tho
week, ugatnst 1G,CCo Inst week.. Hinco Frldny last
toro aH hcen lHrkoi Change for tho bettor In tho
deaid fur mutton, mud tho trade In Rheop to-lny WAS
fairly nctive Mt advance at tho cosc OF lc searel
ahoep ranged from b5n to 65lo by tho aid ono
lot of fair uns!lorn BhGor, av D5 1tB, at !c. AmonB
tho aalua Clipped Ohio soop at 0l1c; cars
do 6c; cara do 8tlo; chr do G1lo; car do GIo;
car do G@GNc; and car do 5I1c.
The sirnY lanhs Offered werD very common to fatr,
md sold At lU8lGc, willie primo nro worth 1Bo.
1Ioos-ArriyaA yesterday and today, 103 cars, Or
19555 hogs, making 1o2u for the woek aganat d ,ao
lust week. No sa|ea on 1.-Two weight. Drnssod aro in
ln1NAll Ut 131lGap.
, 1873-05-06
MARKETS BY. TELEGRAPH.


NEW Yonx, May 5-Tho nonenry Buntion to-day
easy, With good supply Of loals at gold down
to ler cent, with GOT ~ the general rase. 1ndica-
ona orc thp ncr cent WI now % bo the a1mmn M
outstanding 1cgaltenorH nro 1851 a0oo0 m increase
Of $4,000, Tho customs rccHipa for Inst week woro
s45oo,ooo. The Informal revenue receipts today wore
$l0o0,0oo, and the Department estmate for May ia
Ma,y leading Wall street men hnyo gone to Clcvc-
land to attend the annual meeting Of tho Lske Shore
cnt has boon udo for taking up the protested note
Of President stockws to tho Pacific Mali Company.
Tile prime drawers Of sterling exchange, nelmont,
i aa @ or h0 ras's
Gold VIA arner, And advanced from 1903 to 117i&,
with moat Of the business at 11oz@117 tho closing
gurea. Loans 3ee7 Per cent. ClearlEa SIS COO 0oo.
Treasury daburRpmenlB, <48l 900. Tuta payments Of
May interest to date, S, 900.
Governments wero gutot nuI Arm.
State bonds wero dull. though Tonnesaecs ruled
stronger.
rho stock market with few exceptions was flrm
throughout the day. The chief interest conferred In
few Shares Of which tho most prominent md weakest
was Pacific Mail. The course Of tl.o stock wqs III
Howe Howe sswtne.s .saehne note, OF p tiie probable ana
settlement Of which the street waH uninformod
at tho cosc Tho in1icationa ars hat this stock has
cut loose from, tho rest Of tho market being governed
by special influences and tho speculation thereiu un-
til the annual election, nearly due iH likely to be fe
Ts sfeysa
Of the day foowu the great strength Of West
orn Union being feature Pacific Mail, 81, g. 629s,
4a5 osss sSs s uae eioas e
ter rate; Chicago. Columbus l. 1ntana Central IN,
as'i, 3tX; Union paeiao, soM, 9lA, 9o'', PA. 81
W. Ssss csas..i e iol5; isi ill., as az SS
hash, oo1&, e0Z:. OK Panama, 1l1e9ll2; lock
, 1873-05-06
Proposed 1tepudintion OF Railroad
HOndGs

Yonny111E, Kendall Co.., Ill.,, May 6.-Tho
leading excitement ut present III this vicinity ro
latos to tho pnyrnent OF tho bonds voted In bohalf
OF the Fox Kiver Valley Railroad by tho people
of Kendall County, and Boyoral towns in the
county, tho amount voted boing as follows !:
Kendall County, s50,000 Town Of Kendall,
gas, 900 J; Fox, 515,0 900 ); Oswego, s50000-mak-
Ing S140,000 in ill. Owing to tho road being
loased to tho Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy Com
pany, without the consent Of tho stockholders,
our people propose to ropudate the bonds. The
National Banks at Springfield hold a number Of
those bonds. and want thoir pay. 70 that ond
they sont Deputy United statea AIarshal to
this town few days sinco to sorvo parora upon
our Board Of Supervisors, vito -are required to
appear in Chicago this week and mako auswor to
tho domand OF tile holders Of these bonds, S'13
600 OF which it is claimed WAS u,lo last July. Tie
Supervisors propose to contcst tho matter On tho
ground Of tho non-pasaage Of tho law by which
The county was authorized to vote this loan.
, 1873-05-06
IN. Bar. 7hr| 1Tind. Htathe
Station.
PROBABILITIES.
WAHa1xaroX Anril 6-Eor thu Gulf HEatcA,

WASHINGTON, April 5.-For tho Gulf states,
TennosAoo, mud the South Atlantio btatos, fall
ing barometer, southoaeterly and caaterly. winds,
For tho Northwest and Upper Lakea, and thence
to tho Missouri md Lowor Ohio Valleys, dimi1.-
ishing pressure, aouthoriy aud nortleastorly
winds, INCREASING oloudlnoss, and occasional
rain. For the Lower Lakos, and thonco to tho
Ohio Valley. northonHtorly Winds increasing
pressure, and partly cloudy and cooler weatllor.
For tho Middle BtatoB, higher barotetor, lower
temperature, partly cloudy weather, nnd south
westerly winds, yeetng to noIthoastorly. ' For
cast winds and generally cloar woath or till TuoH
day oSoning.
, 1873-05-06

Another IRrltlgo Accit1cllt--~.Fiircu HTen
Killed and Eight Nou1nlcd, Two
Fatally.
ST.. Louis, May 5.--A lcrriblo Incident oc-
CURED yoBtorday nttornoon ut tho bridge hoing
orectol ovor I.alnino River, on tho Northeaslern
extension of tho Missouri, Knnsas l. ToxaB 1tail-
way, fourteen milos from sodalia. Tho falso
work orecscl for facilitating tito constr,lc-
tlon Of Tho bridyo nunk In tho quicl,sandB
upon which 1t rostot carrying with It tho
ting all into tho river below. William A1oAyoy,
Potor Connors, and Hurry Lynch woro ltillotf
outright, anil eight othors wounded two Of
whom aro not oxpootod to recover. Lynch was
a married man, md camo from Hart, Michigan.
Tho bodics woro talson to So1aln Inst night,
whore MI inquest wna held. Thu vorlct waa
that tho Insecure foundation Of tho falao work
WINS tho cause of death.
, 1873-05-06

LIVERPOOL, May ill q. .m.-Flour, 27a d. Wleat-
Winter, 12s "a; brring 11u312a ~ :; white, 1ln III
@lls 1oa; club, 12s. Corn, 27a 81. Pork, ess Cd.
L1vERrooL, Nlay 5--1:90 n. m.-DroadAtufFa quiet
and steady. lard, tos, Pork, GSs Rest unchanged
rAn1s May 6.-lten!es, 81 francs IS ceuttmos
L1vgnrooL, May G.-Gotton dull mitstllluH upland
0d: Orleans wa. Bales, l0,D1o Lalea; Anlorlcain
B,0l0; Breculat!o:t and expert. 5000.
:. Rcd Winter wheat, la al. Flour, ala ID. Corn,
27h Sd.
Pork, Goa. Lard, 4os. Chease, 72a. Cumberland
midllcs, 98a Cd. R!iort r!ls, 39s.
LONDON, May SIS p. m.-Consols o31s 6-cQa OF 90,
%; do Of U7, o3zl; 1o-los, BDA; now 0st 89Al
Erie, 609<.
The rate Of discount fur thrco months iu tha open
market ia a-l3 below tlln bank ratio.
Tho Continental banka ,lAye raised tho ratio Of dis.
count.
Now York Llye.StOclk N4Artkof1
, 1873-05-06

morning md this morning, having axtoen foet and
tlrcn inches Of water tho ,nitoral OF Lock H.
AnnIyEp-hiapo I.enf, Bird bridge, 2,1lb iha tecda;
Anrow Jnch.a1 Ottawa 1922 b., onts T. g Go aooa. ID.
osu; Liiy, hIorra, 60oo In cor; Brilliant, Norris,
$500 bu corn Gracfa urlswold, Minooka, s,soo h,i
corn Phmntt, Lockrort. 1900 bu oats; Elizanss1,
Iocktor GOO rls meal 30i brls aour Industry, Nor
rta, ,6U0 BIZ corl, 1000 bu nats. ~.
GrxAnxp- -ononnYa, Joliet, 1,?2a # lumber. 70 200
atl; Maple Leaf joliet o. 6o7 IT lumber. g., 800 ]ahs
and aaYnrnl luata light.
, 1873-05-06

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, h1icll., May G.-IAxsED Ur-rvopa Ply
mouth, 1ntlta, poton,ac Chamberlain, buffalo mud
barge; scArs Ncgaunoe, TIldeu, Exchange. Worth
inED1l, Weber.
pABsEp Dowa--prom Graves, Jny Gould, Ann!a
Young, TURNER 81. PAUL Atlantic seirs holroas,
Young hnlericl.
NlNu-~Eprtlenst.
, 1873-05-06
Illinois River ntsd G4l.,stl N0xvA.

LA8ALLE, ILL.,, May 6.-No arrivals Or departures by
tho river Tln Oak Loaf loaded With nloldlngs, AM.
thp Iaabcl!a loatud with lun,bur both bonna for IT.
passe out Of tho caua1, and togeer with three other
boats await towags down tho. rlyor. Nothing passed
lntQ tho canal, Ile glyer fol- 0ue foot yesterday
, 1873-05-06

r'rTTsnunnu, AIay 5.-Crulo petroleum quiet, bit
firm s35u@2.65 per br at Parkera Landing; equal TO
1o4@17c; rhtladolph1a delivery, loA@20o. Both
markets opeucd easy.
, 1873-05-06

.'I Mait. Observation-Disclosures; 1go9o 1eiS0
T dull now meas, ss so prlns me-
meats dull Shoulders 7c hliddlea quiet short clear,
1oo city long clear, 1905 Western iong clear oAtc.
LIZ eisasy Wss:fR wsss4 ssa s j9e Kettle ~
SS''&a-S':'si as $S$fSko. sS|iSS1s;
aass s,oSS T III It 5s@S4s, il store. 6ss 5si nomaay
MILWAUKEE.
=. M1%LwHuKEz, % Eisy 5@nHEApa1ufraI p r. quiet
No.a, SLIT. Oats arm; No. 2, 3lNe. Corn 1rn, !;
NJ. :, 1,1o. Rye ateady; No. !, e5c. Barley firm
rAElalrs,To Duirslo, l2o; TO oawego, 1ee.
sH'r"rsrsf'gT %Hw + 81 o{,hHASS II; wheat 1l''oo u
NEW ORLEANS, May o.-BREADsruFya- Flour dull;
single X s576; Inv trade, sG.5o; good trobo x. ST.
nt 75c.
rnoy1sross- -Posk dull meas held ut si8.75. Dry
snlted meats hr at &c. p'se,Vc. Bacon duh Mt 87S uc,
qa5Sst; fierce, fottlc, % ronned' OSo; Leg. lux
l @ oassgsss s dssts essss sS$ss Ssss i 2
wn1skY-9o@93c. ...-...
CorTos-Qniet; sales Of 5000 bales mostly on sat-
ngday, after the cloAe; good ordinary 16!l4l53sc;
,'i! loM ,M'iiad9;gs 1SS1eS1 1Reiaaga iaSlsSo
TOLEDO,
TOLEDO, May 6.-DnEApsrurFs- Flour quiet and
unchanged. Nhunt shade higher No. 1 white
May fI. II Eeiler June No. asnIor iinois Slso
sa s eGsa sssr HEasr as n1sa asa @
tsSs @sts @ Ss "a ssads ls"er : NJ. J. *
nrcE1rrs-Tlour, $50 Dris wheat, 10000 bu corn,
gairMEsrs-Flour. e.poo hrls; wheat, 5000 bu;
'''D' '''''0 w. CINCINNATI.
CINoINsAT1, May 6.7HnEAnsrgrrs1Elonr nrn ut
$7.G0@7, IS. Wheat firm ut $l.70 Corn steady at
4sc. Hye firm at $50. Oats quiet at 42@4ac. Barley
firm. .-
Pnov1s1oNs-pork qniut and nomnally unchanged.
Lsrl Arm, with light ofernga; steam, DC; kettle, 9c
nulk 2, meats 1T steady shouess 70; ce,r @ r,e oio
Bacon hrmcr; shoulders, 10; cloar rib, oz1c; clear
lo,5n; &1;,srx-e,o.,, :. on
DETROIT, hlay 5.-ljnEADsruYFs-F!ou qnlct nnt
unchanged. Wheat dull aud sla,o lower extra,
Oats doc. ~
DALTIMoRE, May G.-DneADsTuFFs.-Flour quiet and
smdor, sio5Gaoo tornsiined wessrss .,o@nal
0oetS51.00.
pnoyIs1oas-Qulet aud unchanged.
DuTrEn-Nestern dull mud weak.
'S"'e"z-r'rm; 2sX&p!s; oGXESsEAxp.
.u3 s s9 { as Sa &; Gssa sSss Ss
pETnoLEuM-Firm and Unchanged. -
HT. LOUIS.
8r. Loura, MAy E.-DREApsrUFFa-Flour inactive,
.prlng Il 2aX a,ked si2l tia no: ssa ian hala
for efsvator o1o 35ssHe elevator. oats
ehado better No. $50 on track; a25f@33 elevator
, 1873-05-06

PiI1LApKIptt1A, May 6.-CAr1LE-Dull md lower /;
sales 200 extra Pennsylvania md Wsstorn stocrs a
s15D@8.00; fair to gooa aa.6o@7o0; common, $500
@fOp.
suErr-Fair demand; aalce 5000, ut 5sl@oKc for
Clipped, md 7N@BAo for woolcd.
noas- Firmly lel; Ba1es 4,5oo at s8.6o@8.76 for
corN-fGu,
, 1873-05-06
METEOROLOGICAL.

SigMnl Service Isurcnlz Reports md
Representations.
CnIcAuo, May 6-10:1a p. m.
The following reports 1avo been received from the
n1n rou nnnI ,anrI hntovs