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Tia undersigned would hereby an.
nonec himself rs an independent Can.
diaatc FIR Sheriff It Howard County,
aud would solicit the support aml votes
II all electors, Irrespective II party,
promising. il elected. to administer
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No. III fulton Street New York
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Niue o'clock 4. NJ. Sept. ID lss.3.
board called u order by Chairman.
TN motion il was ordered that tie
assessment. u lot u. blotk I. Lime
Spring, Station. Lc separated aud the
" assessed Ut $40. aud tho III ut
Sl.O. aud the tax b. extended ar
ee.,liasly.
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"tlsers, for m appropriation Il Saou.
t. hui!l hli,lg, over tho Zig Wapsie,
IN Roai nis,. NJ. 3. Alton Township.
VAS granted and ordered to he placed
in the hands II Supervisor Potter.
TN motion the Auditor wan author
i1r.l IL redeem and release tho tax
clailas On tie following described lanl..
elioncausly assessed. to Wit:
WI sN | 70, o., II.
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NE NJ - 100, IL.
Ordered that an appropriation ot
the hundred dollars Or ~ much there
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raise and repair the Inv water brilge
ut Ne. Oregon.
Adjourned until |, i. N.
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and allowed.
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CURTIS Il BROWN,
NJ I'll Fulton street, New York
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, 1873-01-17

37H@37tsc; low mixed, SIC. Data dui and nominal
DR1:=s.:p uoos-54-5 -5c3;.55, disidirg On cco L..
R-cE1P1s-Flour, 700 b7;s; wheat, 5000 bu; ccrn,
81, 600 bu OATS, $50 ha.
S;T1P:1cN1G-ElouE, 100 brl3 vhc.t oooo bu; coro,
5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
CLEVELAND, Jsn. 1G-BEEADsTuErs-F1onE qu!et,
weak. Wheat dull, nominal Corn ar1 oats quiet and
pErsoLErn-Reaned stealy; hell c0t33oHc caa!l
for car lots stantl.rl white.
Lor1avt1Ic, jan ld.-EaEAos7C7rs-F1ou1 drsa,
unchanged.
Pno.Is1oSs-Actiye, bu! easier Mess pork, sl25o
D4coa shoulders, 5tc; clear rib, 7!@7Mc: c:caz.
nc. Sugar-curel Laay, 1aaEl13c pa:za>L I11lk
shoulders. 4t@4kc; clear lib, $Ge355.25; clear,
$6.+096.50 Iooec.
Wn1sxEr-Er.n 9oc.
Hoos-Qaie:; s4.co,a4-1s.
6r. Louis. Jan. .tG.-DnEApsruTrs-F1our In good
changed. Wheat higher tor spring bit only sample
lots sold. Winter very firm No. red, Sl.e40s1.8j
No. 2 do, $l.35@l.oz. Corn Grm, offerings light.
Wit6 end yellow 1nizel 800 In elevator Oats offer
ystor. Barley firm srssng 76975e. Rye Gr1a No. .,
S3975c.
TH1sxEx-Flrrn It ooc.
Paov1s1oSs-pork nominal at s1oc0. Dulk meats
loose. Bacon firm cseh lots shoulders, SC clear zlb
Tic; clear, 7xc svee: pick!cl ha1n3 ?G9Xc. Lard
higher; c:easu. 7'ze, spot ~, se1sr Fetr,iary
Hoes s-oa!s: ut s,*o93-75, most sales at s25o93.es.
CATr1E-s:cady-comm to choice COWS 294,zc.
ME,1r11s Jan 1e.-Co--ox-De1l and lower; good
ordinary, 17::c; low rl:ddrs. 1skc>
GHA1S-caEn teartc a.d tsm :! coc. oasa RcaEce
and :lz7l at 5oC5ac
HT-Ncrs .c'r.
DRAS-4S37.03.
ur1ka1EAca-stcady Shoulders, .,t,; sides, exc
, 1873-01-17
TO BE HANGED.
Eotsad Guilty, and Sentenced to be
Decentralization Entered for u Nesv


Trial. - Sc.
spccta, Dsspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET. Ill, Jan. 18.-Juago j.. II. knor1tou
concluded his six and throe-fourthsh hours speech
to tho jury in the caso against Andrew J. Per
teet this forenoon at 10 minutes before II
o'clock, and Mr. c. Il. Heed, State's Attorney,
from Chicago, talscd to thona from that tin1o I'M
til noon, when tho Court adjourned till o'clock
D. m. At tho coming in Of the Court in the
afternoon the instructions Of the Courtw reed
to the jury, and they retired to consider their
verdict. After an absence of about three hours
they returned into Court with the following YER
i; dict, signed by each Of them: ..
Te, the jury frd the prisoner guilty in the manner
ana form Is charged in the indictment, md hx the
penalty that he suffer denth by hanging.
. Tho verdict did not seem to affect the defend
ant in the least. He has no idea OF being hung;
in fac., he says that he will yet walk on the
grass that grows over the graves Of the Witnesses
against him. "
. His counsel entered motion for new trial,
but does not expect that it will be granted.
Judge KnoWlton saya that he will 60 to the Su-
preme Court again, and expects to get new
trial, On the ground that d continuance Tas de-
MED at tho present term, when it should have
Tho Jury could have brought in their verdict
with as little delay as the Chicago jury did only
they were ashamed to show haste. On their first
ballot after they. got into the jury-room, they
stood Z for and S against hanging The five
wore for imprisonment for life. On the second
ballot they stood to 8 on the third ballot they
stood II TO l; and On the fourth ballot they were
ali agreed
, 1873-01-17
THE KANAKaS.

81 ]{rrt 75rninr in III. Ir.1s Tork Tyiib

Asrt 91rain n shs sstg Fork 7:t7onns.
can tmaSino WA Is gong % n aoa2.o!e Ile
there when tho Ito Kings sister: Victoria, died
Devid kala!;aua Sa chicf), Communicating Ch 9!
OF the HouSeno.d troops (now Is that lot at:tle
ls no doubt standing g@,'aru @ now over inc clo5et
entrances 70 inc - paisc2 .g9ounos, Eeopli9 ~
al whites but of1ice1s OF s.a.e; and Within, tht
Chri:tinn;zed hesthen arc bowling ant
d.cclng aud waihng nnd carrying on IN ths
same o!d savage fashion tnat o9ta;nod before
Cook dscoVerea ing county. ! Aseu thtoe
M g!ocfa from the Nooaan sSo-ssoly PaIea Tnso
Victosis was being ., ia:nented, and for thiFty y
n'Ghtsln SUCCESSION TIC mourning po"-pow aeilet
sleep; ~ tAat time INC en:astianlze9 Inl m
morally unclean ff1ncess lay IN sta:e IN Inc
palace. got INTO the GROUNDS ene Elsas TAG
saw sone Annuseas OF n1l-na1so sa'aocs 9!
bo:n Ee1c5 beating t1er Gis'na! ton:-;olns aao
Walllng anu catcr"auuo3 N Inc weird gtaso O.
1anumetable torcAes aud WHO great nc!la ol
women s"aJed ana 1ss5efcd tner pliant podies
through tho intricate moVemeuts OF a
lsscis1ons; oaace caAea tao naie-1ula, tnoy
Ghantsa an hccompenimcn. IN naLso "oIas. ;s
! as3oo inc son o. m!ss'onaty "na'
tho WORDS moant. 4e ea1a they cele,
brasea certain aamEesi eltts anu :" physical
eScoHencie5 OF 1ho oeaa Rffneess. inquired
lut;net, oue ne sa;a tne "o!as we1o W
1oul lof slanElatlon 1na' tne ooal4y oAce!iene'es
iauded and so glorl1ed ha1 netler DO leie
to the 1masinatlon' ho sald the :hngs was
doubtless sitting. whore 10 could hear
these ghnst!y praises and enjoy them;
That is, the late klng- the educated
cultivated hame1anacha Y. AND. mind you, one
Of bis t,tles nag the Head OF tho Church )" for
although ne Was brought up IN tho rchglon or
tie missionaries, and educated N their Schools
and colleges, 'he early learned to dcsplse their
glebelan form OF Worshlp, ana had imported the
bos5ed the works. himse1. You can imagine the
satufneia that Is zoaa4ng tho nlgAt n!deons N
the palace grounds now, where Ai5 1iajesty Is
lying IN state: -. -,
The late ring WAS frequently on hand in the
royal poE IN tho Eo9ai AaTanan 4c{o1moa
Catholic Church, on -Huauays: but whenever h8
, 1873-01-17
WALL STREET.
Review OF tho Money, Gold, Rolld,
Stock, and Produce Markets.

Review OF tho Honey, Gold, Bond,
Stock, and Produce Markets.
Special Despatch to The Chicago 1tibuas.
New York, Jan. 1G.-1foney Was easier md
quiet, to-day, ut GOT on call. Primo mercantile
paper is i'll good demand, at s@12.
.Te!egrams from Washington, to-day, indicate
that the President will veto whatover measure
may be passed restraining the Secretary of the
Treasury from issuing any portion OF the ~, :
600, ,0Co reserve. There appear to bo two inter
ests clasblng in Washingfon,- n,-tao mercantile
and tho banking. The result Of this currency
movement will sllow which is the strongest. %
sTocEs.
The stock market was dull with the exception
Of tho Erie, Pacific Mail, and Western Union,
which, for q ltuo whilo, monopolizod the
business. ...
Jay Gould admits that his corbinn!ion OWNS
tho controlling eharcs of northwestern. brt de-
nies again that he is da5blng in Illinois lesisla-
tiou.
Tho prominent speculato7s on the Stock Ex-
change were iuacti:e to-day
w;:s strong, ard the price advanced from 1l21l
to 112M on tho San Domingo bi1aineS,. Tho
bidding FOR gold at tho Treasury S:ss quito si>ir
tied. Two parties bid for 81 900 900 each ono at
112.521ll, and the other q. 1880 Ito. Tho total
amount bid for waa s., 915, 500 As soon as. this
announcement was made there was rush for
the Gold Room, and tno price ran up to 112114
bid.
Tic Daily Bulletin gives the following statis-
tics Of the gold movements in Nov York last
year: Tho exports Of srocio amounted 10
e7o, ,6ss 912 against SCI, ,9s1 ,6s7 in 1871 S5s 1s1,
CSC in 1870 and $50, ia, 149 in 1869.
The gold paid into tho Treasury for customs,
in 1872 amounted to S137, ,9s1, 979, against e153
2o2 o. 0a2 in 1874 saas775, COO in 1870 and 714o
The Treasury sold during 1872. e59,ooo,ooo
In 1871, the Gales amounted to sS3, 600, 600,
for which 292, 8a4 85s.o7 currency WAS obtained.
The gold paid ont at the Sut-Treasnry for in
sls, so5, ,2o47j, and, in 1871, to s55,234, $3.50.
The pay1nouts for Registered interest gold
amounted, in 1879, to s23, ,S09, 974.50, and, in
1871, to e25,775, oio.25, carrying tho total gold
interest payments by tho Sub~Trcasur::, for
1877; up te S72 so5 2e9 30 against s9s 81
8sf.1s in 1869.
Government bonds wcro strong and higher;
prices prevailed ut tho close. The: advEncs IVES
caused t= Increased orders from home investors,
tho rise in gold, and iirmness ut London. The
supply Of bonds is very limited
PRODUCE.
Holders Of flour advanced prices on account OF
tho limited arrivals Of choice family extras and
supers. The market closed strong but quiet. for
want Of assortment. Wheat was quiet but
stronger for choice qualities, tho demand being
mainly for export. The absence Of an aasort-
ment Of winter checks business. Pork was dull
aud nominal for Wholesale lots. Jobbing lots Of
mess arc quoted At s13.87h5. Cut meata-Dry
sailed shoulders firm at &c; 500 smoked should
boxes long clear at 7c; short clear is quoted at
Tic. Lard IL higher and active, with sales Of
$500 ticrces at 8}Ic for January 6H@85a5c for
February, and Sc for city primo, on spot.
, 1873-01-17

| NEW 1OHA-
| NEW YoaK, Jan. 16--CoT1oS-In fair demand
sru'.a2Floar less aetye hut Arm !; receipts
good extra, s7.1os7.c5 good to choice, s7.7aas y
white wheat extra, $s95& 10 extra Ohio
Lon , fasS1:9s sd ye osc oaE s:ey ,xx.
| Vheat-Morc active aud firm; demand chiefly T.,
export receipts, 303n bu: No. Milwaukee in rose
sp1iaS Ns 3?a tnis:os Sa %1G sp1tnk H9
Rye, barley, and matt quiet and unchanged car7
du; receipts, T. 600 bu; CID Wes:orn mised, shoat
mi1sd. 65TtssS:; yellow. &c. 0lta qnie:; ste1dy
new Weste:n, 5oS '2sc; white, 6o355c black, 4s1
Esos-Firrer; Western, 3a33oc.
IixY AND U0rs-Unch:rYed.
GaoozntEs-Co1eo excited On account Of ru1norei
Sugar Quiet fair to good refining, 9@ozc Nolas:c
qnist: New Orleans, G6972e. Rice scarce and drln 3
PErEoLECx-Crudc, 9@91{c; refined, &c.
TunPEx71sE-stzougcr At o3,:c.
PasE1s!oSs-Potk qrist ness *l37s; primo mes
% TT sha' % fes T,@. o'5;s, l. s599
&C. T.esce nominal. CIT meats unchanged. Mid
dies weak long clear GN97c, short ctea1 for Jant
dlmer; Weatcrn steam, sXc kettle, s;:@sEc.
CurxsE-Fjruar: 1oA91sc.
"H1szEsTAo~fP PHiiISnr1pu1a y9s:
Pn1LApE1rtz1A, Jan. IL. BnEAps7urrs - Flour
w.t. 9s ann ; .nssT;s rna 81 g. s5taS
il.71. Ire unchangsd. Com onil. old yellow, 81
csc; old, Gle. oats unchanged.
FEraolr1a--crade, l4@14lc; refined, 24xezc.
= "h1a11r-'''' BALTIMORE.
baltimore, Jan. 7G.-BERaDsrrFPs-F Flour and
Thcat unchanged. Corn firm mixed Western, GO
1s@;oc R5e qui.t and nr7n 1t o5c@a %.
meats lrsass no. asoteely Eig5eF: bacon ss:ive
, 1873-01-17

for killing James A1ahar in q bar-room scuhle
murder IN The second degree, did not owait for
his sentence to be carried out, bns last evening
made his escape with another prisoner named
Read, in for stealing horses. They eawed four
iron bars out Of the side window, aud jumped
out Of tho second story down on the ground, .
distance OF nbout twenty feet. No t-aca Of
thenl had been fouai up to Il o'clock. The
Sheriff las offered reward OF $500 for Spayd-
, 1873-01-17
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FIRST PAGE
NEWS OF THE WEEK: Washington; Congress-: State
legislatures; sta.o hEaiss; Political; Fr7e1sn:s
Obituary Mentions; Personal; Money and Budnrss
Railroads: Perils .ad Disaster: s:o:ua aud F!ood:
River ca5aaltias; Record Of Efr.s; Grimes and cs1
tnals; asesianooas.
THE FIELD AND STABLE: sell-saarr.n;ng oaskla1;
Scratches. s.: ~:~' r
ILLINOIS STATE AGRICULTURAL BOARD.
INDIANA: Gosesno. Hendricks inaugural Address.
311CHIGA;s: State PomoltGscal Socisty; Tho Peach
PAGE TWO
EDITORIALS: Paragraphs; A=sl.oads aud v:s::cu.ss:
Tbs Ho.t Investigation; Sedan 1nd Chtsslhur.t:
Dsath Of Louis Napoleon.
PAGE TEHEG-
DUE NORTH: Arctic Experiences IN Lake Superior.
THE ApLai:Y: Winter Work; P4ospects OF Bcokeep:
Ing; Planniax Too 3Iucl Work; Rchts Of Farmers
Wires,
AIRS. SAM. JONES.
ONO STATE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.
THE FARM AND GARDEN: Pcnltsy Raising.
ILLINOIS 1aDusTRIAL UNIVERSITY: Eazacrs' 1n-
NORTHERN ILLINOIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PAGE FOUR *
EDITORIAL: Pa1.graphs; Tho Canadian Canals; Whist
*'Crcdit Mobutcr'' Leans.
ILLINOIS: Inauguration Of tho New State O@cera; In
aogural Addrrsso7 Of Governor Og1osby and Lleu-
toaant Governor Beyerdge: Va1edsetory Of L1sutea-
ant Governor Dousher.y; LeEistl:ivs Intelligence;
The Senate Committees. Springfield Nova: Illinois
State Board Of Agriculture. !:
K1SG BABY: Poetry.
PAGE FIVE
WINTER HORRORS: Parsons Frozen to Death in lows
and Minuesosa: Railway Trains Buried In snow
CREDIT MoBnIEE: Testimony Before ths 1n7sstigat-
ing Committee.
THE FnEIGHT QUESTION: Opinions Of Western Pa
pers: Coagrcesn.u Hawley's Btu.
PROSPECTUS OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
ADVERTISEMENTS. $
PAGE SIX
ILLINOIS: Message Of Governor Palmer
PAGE SEVEN
WASHINGTON: Honor to tho Remains Of General
James Wilkenson; Account Of All Oar Gaus1als-in-
Chief.
THE RAILROAD QUESTION: Convention os F.zmevs
Of Lvinkstou County, III.
BEHOLD, IT WAS A DREAM: Story. - . .:'
ONE, TWO. THREE: PoetrT.
PAGE
MONETARY: Tho Chicago Money Markat; Tbs AlA>,
hama Cl1ims Money: Aa Ambitious Banker; 1ittct
Names Bank Stocks; Tho Ncw Baltimore k
Ohio Railyuad: Tho Chicago. Saginaw + Canada
Railroad.
COMMERCIAL: Chicago ProdEce Markets.; Chicago
Livestock Markets; Review. for the Preceding .
Woe1s Hcr.dmaz County Daily Market; Markets. b
Telegraph : J..
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4 Tale Of the Nautzzl Ground. By J. FEsrxo8E
COOPER With eight Illustrations, BY F. o.
c. Dar1oy. Uniform With tho edition Of Tn
'tLaathor. Stocking" Tales. l go1. sso. Paper
Govern. Pdcc, Is cents; cloth. $l-o5.
Heretofore hcre has boon edition Of this acknovl-
edged hsad OF American FoIuacsss suftebo for general
popular cifcalacn, and heuce the Issue Of h*se M
novels will be welcomed By tue generation Of rca
that havo sprung sino3 Cooper dopuEtoa from
A. tine the character genius. sad EaIuo at
tho Cooper hccono ora widely &c
cra:uro, end his boots she pso.onpes Of early
hLlory+
, 1873-01-17


MEMBERS Of tho church VAS held about 9 o'clock
i the Ibrary-roona OF the residence of H. q
Cal7cr, Esq, No. 397 West Washington street
Among those present were the Board of Trustees
consisting Of Charles q. Morse, Chairman D,
{. MnSger, J. e. Moore, @. E. Culver, and
William f. Cvington aud Of the members, Il:
Z. culrnr, II. P. Pear-ea, CARLISLE 3fason, 0. E.
Moore, aid others. I. was an nssemblsge which
ee2lemaa present. They vero gathered
there, Ilso family around the smoking, srnou1-
6aring ruins Of tAoir home, with the fire-gloW
!et upon their faces" as tho various members
tine IN, they greeted each other warmly and af-
ts:t!onately, as men ever do when they meot
ron suffering. But there WIS little Of dejeo-
tim depicted upon the. countenences Of the gen
tkuen, and tl.air manaor rather indicated de-
ere to proccod to business, and settle upon
taas pl.n for restoration, than to sit down and
II. When tho pastor, the :
REV. DR. GooDWI IN, GAME M
b: Tss Immediately. surrounded by his people.
slo seemed determined to show him by their
ttentions that, while deprived Of his church, he
ELL possessed his people, who would soon make
gocd his loesos. rhe Doctor did not seem in
To ieaet cast down. He VAS earnest and aari-
oss, however, aud seemed disposed to proceed
y once. to work. He related that when. the
ne brcko out he IVES in the midst
~ l.. mat!'ase :. oerga!ont2 "la, ~. ~
m d.ncsr ~ sa .ao n+aa1iaJ - a1osr t,,e,a ~
17nsrt IN ~ rn;to5 rfho 1naat;nr w,s f;ns1Iv
riei ~ 49,, -. ~ q y G1isa-o ,si,o nn1,;.
s..pj H. sor.rn 90 c,s;rno.r 11nnn +ol-ing +I,a
c3sir ~N'a9' 90 oAA04A A'1''A 's1e
IN z,x.or GIN ..-.
that Ia ~ 41,a ento-r;t. ~ Ara occ. a;o,,
c.da i ero;,,antiv ,,roner thot f1a maot;nc nren
III nr.ra- H., = ttta rsstnr ~. EG,ndtri,, ,,
urf, rnad. 'D1 mkt pf ;,nnraas;ro nrar.
q: ~ '''o n 3Ao7' c,,3r5r ea;d Ftfst
r,r7 iettoro ~ conao1,+,on had boen racaived
trri sieta~ c:,r,cLoa ,,rofforin1 tho soc;atv In
TIE Of their hnneoa rho secrsfarv ro,d iettara
from tho pastors Of the Gentanorr Methodiat
Church +ha TInion parlr fonrrc1r+;ona1 tba
Tahsrnscla cc1nrnt.;;nra1 ]I,h xmar;con' d.
!as1aed Chrrch. And seyaral others.
+ i, .,,,;..laa The foLho"lSo ~: l. LETT Il
-. 1a1staiee' lalr copy u enos5 iecei'e.
fa*soT ana Trustees q the f17st congregational
frt, p-
VI sTmn.;LE III :a a. eeIg eaeo nc 70 e1Rtesa ~.
I'd terrible joss q; fis eye{no ana reoestes to ~
sad to yeu thr a,.2.,ous osr Of the Third Presby-
sssn e. Church edilce for next sabbalh evening. We
-. ~ $50 be very happy to have you hold
81 STs1eG each Sabbath IN cur church,
ls,tsaH! ~ ~, nu ,,Htas MHaen ~; sn3n % nos'
tn q or deen eo1ToW ma sTnnot6y Ei.h gon IN
JOY action. lelieye me. dc.r brethren, In behaf of
ne seskion end Trustees Of the Third Presbyterian
~.sssa, rss, to be yours yery aincerely. -: .'~
n9se4eo Jan. Ii, 1873. A. F. hrE1nEDaE-
4, ma Secretary was requested to transmit to
es eaurohes the thanks OF the society for their
''npa.1y and consideration. -.
, 1873-01-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New XOrk Financial Nexv8s
Nry YorY Inn 1f--NnnnY v.aa nufet and stead

New E0rk Financial NeIvss
new Yo1z, Jan. 16.-MoneY was quiet and stead
1t 6@T.
Sterling A1m at 1oo1k91os;1.
Gold more active at 112A6119H, closing at 111As@
1l2k, Loane, 195 per cent to fiat. C1tartngs 81,
oo0.odo; Treasury disbursements, s373,ooo.
Governments 1s@4 higher, except currency bonds.
Btate bonds heavy and nominal,
The stock market Irregular with lower prices in
hs norri7s partial recovery tn the afternoon; and
dnal weakness. Business very dull, With ductrk-
oEs Of only k91H per cent and for most part only
4GK. Pacid: Mail, Western Union, Erie, and Union
P7eac wrre the only shares showing evea IN approach
to activity. Pacific fell from II to o97< Ere Tose
10 Eo, fell to aoT md closed at OK; Western Union
advanced from sax to SIX, closing >: s3 and Union
Pacific advanced from 351< to ST. closing Sex. Tbs
market closed weak.
, 1873-01-17

sre=i:i Dz,r:tek . The ct;ssc2 1ti5ans:
GsgcS57LLE, O., Jaa. 1G.-Wiliian spayd.
wko hao been il the County Ja.l fos sons time
, 1873-01-17

BUFFALO, Jan. 16.-cArIIE-1sce1pto to-day, in
cll!i0g Is reported to nr1itc e3I, making tie
total supply for tie week ttna far CHS OF COS carr
aganst oo5 cars the 1a1ao tiac last woeS Aark. nod
esatcas active and strong at 30 decline frc yesc.
days prdce5. Untavozabie news from Eastern m-r-
kets heavy receipts Of the see tho scarcity Of ea,a
being detained at Toledo ad points further Ses: for
lick Of cars causes Of decline. About 800 head
dPposcd Ct. Sales Of o45 Illinois steers, az 1253 to
1,4jl lbs, at $8003725; I'll Ohio steers, nv 1o59 to
1870 lhs sa755s59 154 1ndana steers, 21o to
1,ei5 u.s. at ss155oo; 10 Indiana COWS md heifors,
~ 1o lbs, At $43s; Is Ohio oxen, ~ !, Ais fs, 1t
44.87H.
SHEEP AND LA,tns-7sscepta to-1ay 800, making
the total supply for ths week thus far Of against
1900 the tina 1aa! week The arrival Of Cauala
sheen and Lambs s ught. M.zkct fairly active at
s65D3725 for Csnada .hccp md lambs 500@G.75 for
Western eheep chotte l9tsa shade higher: salsa
Ohio sheep, s4@1l0 lbs, s537H97. 80 Canada
sheep, 90 lbs, $3.50 13 Canada sEeep aud lambs 909
I'D lba, Sc .6na7.00
HoGs-neec:pts to-day 700, making total supply
for this week thus fr Of 6oo against 900 tbs
time last week. A1 'ket BtiG 1t ycsterdays prices,
with light supply In and scarcity Of for shp
ping. s.les-aeavy hogs, .25@4.s5 light hogs, ITO
@o00 lbs, S4.&N94-I.