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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-03
e SP CIAlLY-
CANCERS, TUMORS AND ULCERS,
How do You Feel?

yyfII r. f.rvI heats of Summer now over
u In what condition have they lett you? Is
your liver torpid disordcred, S"nr appetite
feeble, your digestion imperfect or painful.
gi.. This is the state in which the Autumn
fines tens of Thousands of -, and in this stale
ripe for the maaI ious tevers and bowel
complaints. and hi iolIS diseases which the
heavy dews, the vapnrs. and the vast Inference
between the temperature OF nigi and dav are
apt tn eng. nhrr. Kuu-e yourself from :hIH
condition with 70 trttrr- T. mach Biifar~.
Wake up 4 latent vitality cf II body. which
only requires the stimulating. strengthening
and regulating apercy of this mighty vcgetabl-
Tes'or ,tiVe 10 enable it tn resnm its activity
and potens V. Indigestion, hiIousnfss. m;a-
matte fcvrrS disorders If the bowels.
the m-naI sequences OF IA long heat. Il term. Pre-
vent cure them with the fSitterS. You can
do ciih' r. Int rcvrntion l. l., -.
sep II 220 deOd-Weow
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OBSTACLES MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the enects OF Erro ana Abuses carly life
Manhood restored. Impedime nts to Marriage
removed. New method OF treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent Tree, il sealed envelopes.
4 tdrcss, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. ,,
South Ninth St. Philadelphia, P4.,-an Insri
tuition having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill.
march % 70-d&w3mosch
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WASHINGTON s SydSyR6

ANENTS WANTED Tor Gem i'!cte history
of cur National Capital. Is q. gin, growth,
Cxcciiehciys, abuses. beauties. al q }r IsOIas,CS
are all portrayed i'll that ga pine &tElc which
has placed tLe :trlthUr, Gro. ALE. TOW NsEND,
among the foremost nrw>l apcr CORES pOndrntS
OF he time. 1t gives boid. star Ting, truthful
inside views of W;ishin4 tpn life, and Congress
Sional and Lobby ( .Inhh"ry. Books ready for
delivery. >tce. tcIIn. for this State. AdtIr, -
JAMES BETS & co. Hartford Ct Civ
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

n 3SoiCErLf .afe. Perfectly Cd >rlrss.-
"A Always uniform. Illuminating qualities
superi r to gas. Burns in any lamp without
danger OF Exploding; taking fire. Manu-
tacturcd extr, ss;y to dspiacc the OF aIls
and dangerous oils. Its safety under every pos
sihle test, and it, perfect burning qualities are
proved by ITS continued use i'll over 300 COO fa,m
lies.
Millions of gallons have been sold and TO &c
client directly or n:!ircctiv-has ever occur
red from buTning. storing OF llrEdling it.
The immense yearly 10 $ to lire ard property
resulting iIoIn The use OF cht ap and dan yerous
oils IN the D"Htd States * appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Com m is
siCners throughout the country r+ccln,ut nd the
AS ;'kAL as the best safeguard when lamps are
used Send for circular.
at wholesale by the prCpriet $, CiIAS PRA TT
& co, los Fulton Street, New ork.
aug22 2W-dSw6s1
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CUM KIRKLAND FAIR.

We learn that the Fair of the Cum
berland Agricultural Society, will be-
gin on the 18th of Novembe-., one week
earlier than previously announced,
being the week Immediately succeed
ing the Cape Fear Agricultural Associ-
alton Fair.
We are glad to know that the pros
pect of a large exhibition and attend
ance is most favorable,
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It's Market Reports

are aiwaysful and accurate. The Review,f
the Markets is accepted by the mercantile com-
munlty as the true index OF the commerce OF
the city, while its rerOr other markets are
full and reliable
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1t is true that no failures We're an
nounced yesterday, but it must be re-
membered that artificial contrivances
have been set up to guard against fail
ure. The closure of the Stock Elk
change gives the brokers chance of
making private settlements, and ut
any rate conceals their weakness for
the time. The banks protect them
selves by paying out very few green
backs. The merchants are intrinsi-
cally in sound condition but want
money, and cannot always go on with
out it. That our export trade should
be arrested at such season as this is,
in itself, a great calamity. The pur-
chase of tive-twenties was not an cilcc-
tive remedial measure-buJ to antici
pate the payment of the bonds of 1874
would undoubtedly produce a good re-
suit. And we do not see what Obicc-
ton there can be to the purchase of
tirst-class bills of exchange. We do
not specially recommend an extra ses-
sion of Congress. because that is long
and tedious process, and while the
grass grows tie steed starves. rs the
old proverb says. But if the Govern
ment does not like to adopt either Of
the two eXpedients now suggested
without the sanction of Congress. ii
would be we'll to ask for that sanction
with rs little delay as possible. ~. J..
Times.
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There was frost III the Jefferson,
Ashe county, section on last Sunday
week.
The Hillsboro Recorder says: It is
with much pleasure that we are able
to announce that our esteemed fellow
citizen, Hon. w. A. Graham, is once
more at home, much improved in
health.
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1t is stated that the publication of a
new edition of the Encyclopedia Brit
AMIGA will involve an outlay of 81, 900,
0OO
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Dr. TUFTS .E'sIIs compas, d ci many
ingredients. Prominent among them are Sar-
sIpGriilJ al Il Wild Cherry, 50 united Is to act
together : the en-, through lis ;ttmXtu rC wit 4
other substances, purifying and purgirE; " hIle
the 9TH is strengthening the sys.em. Thus
these Pals at the same time IA tonic and a
CatliartIC dcSidCTatum long sought Tor by
medical men, hut never before discovered. In
other words, th"l- do the work of two medicines
and do il mulch better tI'tn any two know
OF. for they remove nothing from the system
hut impurities. 20 that lie they purge the V
ais strengthen and hence they cause no dcbili-
Is and are followed by no reaction.
DE-. s.Itt's Pills have Il wonderful .Ttiu-
cnce on the blood. They no only purify with
out weakening il. hut they remove all noNiou.
PARTICLES from the chyic before it is aItci
into fluid, and thus makes impure blOu'l an ut
ter impo.SibiIty. As there j. no dCGiitatiCn,
50 there Is 10 nausea o. sickness attending the
operation OF this mort excellent medicine.
which never strains nr turturcs the digestive or
CANS, but causes item to work in = perfectly
natural manner; hence persons taking them do
not become pale and .nIaciated, Int ON thc
contrary, while all impurities are being
moved, the combined action ct the Sarsapa
riila and Wild Cherry PARTIES and iuvig"ratcS
the body, and robust safe of health l. the re
II OF their unit Il action.
Price - cent 4 box Sold by all Druggists.
Depot IL CortEtndt St, New Ycrk. 4w
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TOWN LOTS GIVEN AWAY.
ONE HUNDRED 900 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IMMEDIATELY ON THE RAILROAD AT

N 2,
Ibea
all directions from some CT
sin
odof eighty si-
oHu d
IA
vii be presented
l.. L. *
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In this city, en- the evening of the 25th irst.,
at i've minutes Of 8 O'Clock, Mr.. BRYANT
q N, aged AZ yeais, months anu % days.
At Mt. Airy. Monday, ODD instant, MATTE
RANKIN, wife OF Col. i. Y. Graves, for merly
of this place,
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WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
FRIDAYS DATES.

Currents of uncertainty swept
through Wall-st. yesterday and filled
mems souls with dread; and yet the
glowing embers of the financial panic
were not famed into blaze by rumors
of the suspension of additional firms
Shippers, merchants and madufactur-
ers are beginning to count the cost of
the stagnation in trade and commerce
which the stock brokers' and railroad
bond sellers panic has brought about.
The export trade, although the trans
atlantic lines are still busy in moving
freight under contracts made before
Wall-st. was thrown into an uproar,
has been affected by the stringency oil
the money market and the difficulty in
procuring foreign exchange. and every
day the burdens upon commerce and
inland trade are growing heavier.
Business men hailed with pleasure the
announcement that the Stock Exchange
had appointed committee to force a
settlement of last weeks transactions,
and, on the other hand, were disposed
to criticise harshly the action of the
Government in suspending the pur-
chases of bonds. Gen. HilihOuse has
paid out $24, 900, 900 in grecnbacks, in
stead Of $l3, 900, 900, as many had sup
posed, and he had been ordered to
stop the sale under contingency
| which he does not define. His reti-
cence arouses painful suspicious which
| aggravate uneasiness among financiers.
Among the elements which are now
attracting attention are the heavy ship
ments of gold from Europe and the
outflow of currency to the West an6
South. Meanwhile the Stock Elk
change remains closed, the Clearing
House Banks refuse to do more tnal
certify large checks, and the banl
Presidents scout the expedicnt of The
stock brokers by which, as they argued
the doors of the Stock Exchange coul(
be thrown open. The inactivity o
yesterday was morbid rather THAI
healthful.-N. Y. Tribune.
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JOURNAL
Wilmington, N &
, 1873-04-18

buITER-Tho downward courao Of prices soc,ns to
20 temporarily choelod, m Increased inau,ry fran
Sn,ppsrs IT, inducing nror feeling on tho par Of hold.
H. OF e1oco dairy does not yet equal
roedjra e Of loce co1aers nnd il
eaa Guico I9i N13o; strictly cl,oloo dairy, pnchcl W
SSo mool,tm to good. 2t@28o inferior to common
~, in.,AaqINa-Tho baeg!ng trade continue, on,ot
na ptaGea Urn aud uniform We repeat our quota.
nr; s'erK, a7oi Ludlow, $50; Lewiston, 1910;
heI1cnn, ,,a! AmoskoaR 921So; Otor Crook 31o:
Ga1Fsp naGs, and hn, 2o622o; gunnca, smgle II
S!19 m,1 Hnh@b!C @ 98a2Do; wool anckH, 67,dc.
HNuyM uoaN-Was without special change, tho
aGman Is to|erably fair and prices rulo ateaty M
EaveGn nelow: Nc. hurl, gG962o per ID No. stock
oraid. bG3oHo; No. do, l@41o; do, 3eSoAo; iusido
SSS, SeSon, o4oi 10 rod tip, 0G4o; do pa!o mud rod,
boMD1Nd MATERIALS Wore quio. and ill.,
ca1ngcu. common brick Ia rather weak at tho DECLINE
11GM y" yoaoflay Wo repeat quotations stucco, $500
tS1.19 NOW York attlcco ca5tlng &375S49O; super
dno 10, $35e@4.00; Hosondala comont, $3.25a3,60;
~ gsiS1 @ cement, $2o0 pcr brl; Louisville cement
s1.u s. AKRON cemont, $500 marble dust, $3.258
S,Gu Inc IN bulk, o0c@fl 90; lima {btls>, &l25 por
ns! white sand, por trl, $376@3o0 plaatorlng hair
building bI!ck {common), s5.oo@900; sewor brick'
$i29o@ia.oo; country bfloE, Sl0.00@1 400 delivered
o. Lohia a. hydraulic pressed, S450o: delivered MIL
Maukec, 90, delivered Racine, $2e.50, delivered;
H1ilsdala, s25oot delivered fire clay, PER br!, &400S
Tho following is tho list Of pr1ces per box OF %
rect for domoatio window glass, from which rcuc-
ttQn Of rs and 3 peI cont 4s made to dcA!era:
, 1873-04-18

REAL ESTATE,
Tho following instruments we're filed for record
on Thursday, April IL:

:. Tho following instrumentswo1e t1lodfor record
]D94'oss' Apta -:
Won Horn .t near n .autae1 o"r ~ ra,,,,. ..
da.ed April II; consideration, $500. y 1''' ~
Wilcox at, OF and near california nv - /,
''a, W.. n,v IT, oa'oa april o. consideration, $780,
A]sy, dated April 8; consideration. Il an
Lot g. In Kernon,s Int a. nioot - I,u,
s,tion d,t.d W., ~ sa.....'s. ..A MoeA"eas al
eAuoA' u"'oo APfal 1ei consideration, $500.
1ngraham st. OF and nesr NobIo st, I. 6o # In
alley, dated April 10; consideration, s.. ooo "
lots 81 and 64 Of Lot a in Block ID. sh.oa,a,. A.
FsSs5 and Hoy ss' TT T. Lot. 4s and
Arnold st. bot .nfnah an SaIg1u;
Lat 81 ~ uhG1 AIs y: consideration, s2 100
Ton, 81 200. 's0N ""''e o''' 1o' 1o'a: conaidera-
West Washington at. bet 11nco,p md ,voo, 49,
Lot TO- and I3 n ~ III ~ ,a1 ah9 Mooa ss, T.
dderatfon 40 fn1 - ~ 0 ~'' oa'o1 uha1eA ~ coll
Jones ct, ID Il 8 of rhfr.v.afh ~ = oo-,ox,<
Wallace st. 15 It r NJ Twent,,ss,nh,tb s, ~ =
dated April I: conafdsratfon 3osf III @o11ao1f,
Wallace st, 200 It Of TNenty-eiuh,b @ NJ ,sx,oo
McGregor q. n " cnr of n,Id,a4 49sV'
datsd April III consideration as8o 20 II 70 Aey
Addon dsed Aps + dt 10 n q
II Iots g II Block of Sec. s. 90. H. datea
Bismarck court, Is Il 81 aobro st , o,.eo
March 2o consideration. xao 242oo IT, dated
ss @h baauss atod ApF r. ss q
Dutteraeid a.. ne,r q a cor =, ,rn,.,,.,
10 alley viii imnrouGos Ut ot Ih1reth st " 26 It
oration, $500. oatso april 1t conald-
Rn5le q. bot canalport Az and rvoptv.arat ~ ~,
Int L-fk l.
, 1873-04-18

,,dl,s, nAoTMAu, April 17.-Ralning and sil blowing
A5 bAnLE, April 17.Woathor clear ani cool. Fnat
c.., LITTLE TRAVERSE, Nicl,., Apr1l Ii, 187a
,,.n ,Gharte; Ran0Iph, Esq, Secretary Doard e sSis
nnAn Sin sineo writing you on tho 71 inst. tha
a9ay and Lat night It has been raining moro or ]ssa
mSeu Will little very wc Brow II tlo weathnr ron
5trasts VI! open between tho 18th Inst md int nroI
aro h ice peaweon hero mud Pine River and also fro
aee o 70 a Croaa yae yostesaa reported ~ very
soft leo to tho depth Of six inches. ' ''' ''4a
INC leo Is st heavy but tho weather Is Masking tbs
toy worry slt,Shy and causing honey-coba to rln scl
down into tho blo Ice. Indians report four InrGs Wos
cracks, bE enough for pony to got thro,nh IN iEhs
leo near Waugoschanco Point, eA' :" NV
OuANLEB DAyIpaoN
, 1873-04-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
M, THURSDAY EVENING, Apri11 II.
Tho roceipta Of 1.-Two Btools since Saturday I,nyo

OATTLE-Tho condition Of tho catto market
waa mitch tho snrne as on yeatorday and Tuesday.
AH 1yaB expected tho receipts agniu proved large.
reac4ing abont 4,500. and swelling tho supply
Tor tho four days to II, 700 hoad. Including tho
stale cattle, thoro were fully 1000 hond ii tho
aaie pons, and, this number no largely exceeded
tho wants OF the trado, that aollora found 1t
quito impossible to avert q further decline,
prices gott!ing down anothor 5Sc which makcas
tho reduction since Monday fully 9Go. Dutclora'
ata1t e, Shared III tho dooine to-day, aB
there was lesa inquiry for II, while
tho supply was much moro fiboral than on either
OF tho procetling daya Of tho week. Stock stocra
waa tIo 9nly description for which prices wero
eGaoag Gpo, a., tlo hupply and the marot remaining
8 p6 Sft"s for r.
70 Tb.62ta for MI extra adroVe,-nurchn,cd ~
1saeo i, Wa'1ol for tho Now York market, Most -
Ill., Ill., uay onslnoss, however, was at $475605.7B
In9 Ione hro tuu of unsold stock, and aojinrs
AooA luz y 1ureher doclino Tomorrow
r, QUOTATIONS..
h1T9Garaasa LIT ,,,n;aas atooFs averaging 14oo rbs
Choice 1rovesFne fa wcii formed vs;
TX 1.soy ysas sa old sscers, averaging l,ao5 to
Good Observation-Disclosures fn:v ;:::., 6eo@sso
Medium dssdsaWsSar saavs 70 70 1y 1ss s25es5o
putchers th lep atoehIommc; aS .ao lbs 4so@u.2o
ond good to extra COWS, for r''oisy oityy
Stock oatteNcommsgn cng eo1 ct so 1,loo ios a75@475
1nferiorMLafit Ltfs ang aua e }b 1o'o a7694es
csttis14n p ena s,s9alawag atoors 25o@a25
Catte-Corn.foi To1aa "'n'eseo'..'..... 560g4.0o
, 1873-04-18
MARINE,

FQRl OF CHICAGO.
ARR1VED....,.. April IT.
5chr =. .. King, 6augattlck, 90 M lumber
ss 6onf a. J, Mowry LMdington, Ito Il, pine lumber.
seow solith Aavcn, South Haven. 60 eds bark, 10 m
Prop Charles 1ctz, Maniates, 1870 m lutubor 200 IN
seow IIoronlc,. ,Manitovoo, 2,o5o railroad ties.
huar Corona ~ Joaeph, $50 green hdos as brs tal-
low, 200 hlade trceH, rs bxs tlsl1,
sclr 9. Shaw, South Hay0n, 10 cla wood.
schr William Smith, south Haven, 46 m lumber,
schr sc 1an.ccocls, Muskcgon, Ito Ill lumber,
Bchr Topsy, Muskegon, l56 m lumber.
schr BLACK Hawk, Pant"ates. 81 III lumber, m shin
eehr Mary nooth, Ahnapee, ,{1G railroad tles.
schr ]. Tihbetta, Muskegon, light,
Bchr Gem, saugatuok, light.
selr i. H.. Dtn8, Hau8atllck. light.
sehr Regulator, MuBfego:1, llKht.
scow Ida II. Dloom, Wlite Hail. light.
ecow South Haven, South uayeu Dght,
Scow lleroules, Charlton, light
Bcow John Bean, Jr, Grand niyer l!RAt.
scow 4. j. MoMry, Lincoln, 10 bril- line II doors.
hsmr Corona H. Joseph, l2S hrs auXa1. 80 brig salt
, 1873-04-18

sEEDs-Tlmothy scoa was In good ien,aut, and
worry hrIn at 81 40 for fair to cuieo aeod. CLOVER
w sssrse &C md higher good to choice medium sold a
Sah0l9ao0. Hungarian waH arm at $l.1OG9l. 80, and
mille. q 15e@sl.ou; Ilax WAS nomiua at s.B0ts9oo
6oE crnahing aid S32o for aowng We report sales of
1886 22a baga do at 500 u bugs good 1t fJ25; 10
bags cllocD clover ut 90; 16 bags Ut 81 bars
CLIO. ~
TEAs1ne'nat9 J1 auet and stoady prayiou4ly
quoted: Young HyHpnt colnnon to fa!r, b0Ga6Qo: do
good, G5@75o; TO choice to extra luc S0UGIl i0il
common to fno old liyson, 76c 90; common mpo.
rial, 6~9f5cs good to choice DO B0c@ff10 nno to
good gan,p9ower, 79c@sl.1o; choice, sl.ib@1.2o;
42Gst5o; eolo1ed natural leaf Japan, s5e5o common
to llne oo!ong, a504oo; good, eoG570u; choico to
TobAco0-,vas hrm at tho pricea given below
o.s onEwIsawF!no Gnt-E.tra, 799s5oi CHOICE $50
ptua-Natliral leaf, 76@soo; half bright, eo@7Uo:
blaDk, sound, 43GG53c. WV
sMok1NaaEItra, a2@aso; medium, so@s2o; con-.
W0OD-No change was noted in this market Beech,
sl1u9; - mape $lsoo; hickory, Sltoo; saus, $7do@
continue to quote: wv
Iuh, n*slea, extra medium. .eb0tso
, 1873-04-18

HU9B5MoaRocolpts = oap WorO light, reaching on1y
about $4,000, but buyers wore indi1oranf nn3
not until prices had boon lowered 10o could thoy
6e DC, Induced to inyoat. Even t1is oonoesaion
kot ruling dull and weak from tho opening to tic
close. salcs wero reported at S5.25O5. .95 for
poor r. to common; at s5d0@5. .45 for medium. ani
So.eOf@6.6o for good to choice. Not all sold.
, 1873-04-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

ALCou0Iaa In requeat anu hiahar ~ ~. ~. nn,
proof Is qUotahlo at $l7418l 8l80, u per cens
,bEANh-Wore N moderate demand Choca h.ns.
p,cket neans m aro firm. Waqlotes Cholce hand
u1y!o' s3o9; do Isatusas, s2ts; lnissQs assIss Iv
, 1873-04-18

RHEEP-Very little trading was dono In this
department OF the market, and pricos underwent
no decided change ruling steady at s4.0O@G.25
per 100 lbs, according to quality.
, 1873-04-18
$500. N'"o'"s''n'
Grafton, $3.50, ~SA'"u
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, April II.
Iac 1olloWng Woro tho receipts md slipmonty
OF .he ioading hrttolos Of produce In Chicago
aurlng tho past twonty"foar ho,trs, and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago. - '''S
, 1873-04-18

Lake Pepin ta clear Of ce and the rht boat ras.,a
through Today; The tlrat boat through last yoar
toav''sa ct. Paul on the 23d Of April. 13'' ''N'
, 1873-04-18

]6s GTer ana 9 Tss 1to strong oary advancing
yoslordaye quotations.. Wo note TINT pork 10
Yory e1fong n Now York, selling
ngain In aotivo demand for f,ituro doliyory, and
advanced 10 por ID OIL all but short cloar and
hams. Bacon moatB wore also stronger,
TIC market oloscd at tho following range Of
ng1ces' Moss pork. CASH Or aollor April, slJ.40@
5ao; 55eao; saSi 81 ass1 Msy' $1o59@loS1 a Do ss1es
l1:2o; prime moaH,. homo here; old rork, e16.50
@lo.oo. Lard, caah or soller April, $8.40@0.45; !;
10 20 nSller ~ May e959@s62; do aellor june e870
Dry salted meata .quotnblo at o9G@e11o for
es sheri gbgSs ibs and i0r S5 SSsr s@S sSSs
cloar. Boxed ahouldorg. 6s5@d9<o English
mf9ItG mo s,rt gGss Es ssls,I for Ionmb9rlahas s@so
goted soera ts 'iear FOR caar naeeR ribs
o19c for short clear, and 1216Diio for hatns oil
pnohod. Meas beef, 4000@j.50, cxtrn mos1 do
tsl9oo@1o6Q t q boot hams, e28, ,oo@2o,bo. City
ntai,low, ns,, 311@sAo; groaso quotab1o at B11@G9}o.
the month at Na1o.40; 250 bris do, seller Mny. at
s1o.6o; 900 bra do at STD 45; 26o brls do, seller
juno, at Sle.e0 z, 750 br1s do at s1o.85 1000
bis do At s167o brls d. TO- soer III; 0et st
Sl7.2o 600 brls do, seller tho ycar, at si0..O0:
75o tea lard, sollcr juno, Mt eB.70; 10000 iba
ghouldors ct o19o; 10000 lbs short RIBS At S1io:
A boxes sx do Country 1t 8Ao; 10000 lbs d.
s9Sr M ~ Nay oe at s1S 100 ooo bs d. Aolor june
e!ar, reller Juno. at oo 49, 600 lis do. o. aellor %
May, .! $40; 200 tcs sweet picked hama Iii
and 1a ihB) ut 11}Go; 10 boxes bo1lios at % IA
brle city tnllow at 7alo. ~ W o'
Flour was i9 botter dcmnud, there boing fair
numbor Of orders on the market for shipmort
md moderate inquiry from tho local trade,
Prices wero stoadior than for fow dnye pnst.
and doalors experienced no difficulty In obtain.
llng quotations, as tho shipments again o1ceed
tho receipts. 1syo flour waa 11r1nor. Sales woro
reported Of 200 br1s whte wintor extras ut s7,50:
% brs spring extras (PIllsburys) at a1l.0]; 1O6
1r1s t9 at aG50, 126 brln do 81 e1.o755, 1o3 bro
'riyato tcr1ns 200 brls aupertlnos at a4B71@:
0o brla do nt 1876; 100 brla do at $3.50: It'd |
'rls ~ re at 94;aoi 1oo ,brls do at e425. Total,
Iho following were tho asking quotations at tho
, 1873-04-18
2d3 pkhRa gsocor'es, 81 pkga dry goods, 40 kcg.

263 pkga groceries, 81 pkga dry goods, 40 kegs
pcrr, horaca nnt wagon.
Hchr yep 10 vlfas, A1ushrgoi, light.
schr @ Alnw, 9ontlt Haven, light.
Schr Madison, drand I1aycn, light.
neAr !!arlnnEy, Manlscc light.
s Schr natnccock hl1skcgn,l, light.
schr Iophy, Miskcgo,l, liglt,
scilr sc, Dc',nark, Jaekaonpnr., light. ...
osar mary noo, Wito River brla Gour, brls boef
Hcl1r 9! 8. .. Nichols, MuBkcqon, Limit.
Hchr q. II. II. Roberta, F.,1iwafrT Hnh+
pror itr oh'4. R!ctz, Mapiatoc, iiNat.
eenf 1nsh nsso, H,sw, pentwator, ton white lead bs,
sc!lr q. Knepr. Lulington, iIcht,
scllr akylark, buffalo, 10000 Em corn.
, 1873-04-18
LAKE ERELQHTs.

1 more ara fow Pcasols alill unchnrcred but taere
for CORN to Buffalo, A'A'n'"' u 400
M'llwAuKEr April 1o.9ruin frcjghtu arc dull md
Quoted at 14o for shoat to Buffalo, aud zoo 10 Oswer
nv nses tre!ghte aro NJ follows: Maniatco, xa73@
tn 4 aMn"an3a.on m hskrgon, 950; ocon-
, 1873-04-18

CANNED G00D9 AND pIOKLEs-K wo exccpt
6Gefr smoant1sh. ana tonatoea thoro n 1'nrslo.r
Of trat1e having deprived the n,urkot Of
so urnneas that It cnrlier In the scnao,
The tendonoy t tho articles above 1nononcI Is htii
upward, a. htockA hro becoming much roduccd Do
msstio pickles src woak. No quote:
, 1873-04-18

olLs-Turpontino was nr1ner in consequence ct an
&c, or to o8@70e There also hrmor feeling ii,
carbon, though prices wero not apparently lghor.
arn Wo nor: aaoa Carbon 1o,do:. extra oil,
;; ;1as; no: 7oc; No. 2, Csc; Anssed, raw, o7o; do
foot oil, strictly pure $l.1o: do extra g5c do No i,
sos; bank oil 1oe; straits 76e elephant oil, 95o;
nnphtha, common, 17Gs1bc,
PAINTS, coLoi!s, AND pUTTY-Wero dull, tho
Continued uufayorabo weather checking tue domand.
No changes were made IN quotations:
, 1873-04-18

pros.ins wants and tho present ton,onoy Of rrtcea
70 nnmsatakably downward. VIC ,nnko no change
r. i,,3 sqs st drosa 9ty 1noior. KTeen oars
qreon calf l7@lso; veal tt, l4o; dry@ @ saiY. 25e !;
dry kip, 31o; Dry faltel, loSi7o; iry flini, 1pa
200, long-!iatrcd kin, t2o; deacon hkIn8, 6Ua05o
grbby, scored, cut. or otherwise damaged, two-tlird1
price.
1IONEY-Was quiet and unchanged. wo repeat !;
Clolco comb 25R29o fair to good, 2o@25o strained
and common, 125lBo
1Iops-Tho t1onnl Ia ynry light, and dealers do not
anticipate worry active trade Until brewing COM
meces Stocks aro 1ghs and aro held with considerable
hrnncss. Wcaovu hops now lnotcd Mt 4o@50c Wo
Quoe: Primo to cllotco Western at 4o@t0o fair 10
goo;i' 3s@9so; common 70 medium, 21@aoo: Now
Tho noodsburg iress Of WISCONSIN, gives e follow
I'M concnrning hons Tho condition Of yarls ID now
s thp aosorblng topic 90 far condition Of ground
hlaaly xl1ter-kca those covered by mannro IN the
ia . md now ones, aro generally thought to DO nil
ne t't With certainty the exact condition of a!ra Wo
ground nn farnors havc dressed their hilla-aa gcner
nlly IN Ike caHcs-thn present alarm Ia grcnter thnn
inct1 Will bear out. Yet tho winter ns been unusually
o',g and soyorc mud wo must wait patiently couple
age 10 yartlH." '.N ''N
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