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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-17

''FoB AULD LANG SysE'-The resident
Vermonters Of Van Buren, County are hereby
cordially invited to meet at SebrinS's Hotel In
Bangor, on Thursday, toe Both day OF JAM,
inst.
For the sale of Aud Lang Syne" and
general good time.
Arrangements will be made to accommodate
all who may desire to come. but to avoid any
misunderstanding and confusion, all the friends
designing to be present, are requested to mott
fy some member OF the Committee by mail or
otherwise as fellows Hon. J. j. Wocdman,
Paw Paw DR.. A. S. Haskins, Lawrence DR..
]. Elliott Sweet, Keeler; DR.. l.. {. Woodman
or Geo. l.. Seaver, South Haven.
The Committee deem it unnecessary to urge
the former residents OF our native State to be
present, as every one ought to and no doubt
will find deep interest in thus reunloninS the
ASSOCIATION OF "By gone days" and making the
occasion pleasant and agreeable one, especial
ly as it is the first one OF the kind ever held in
our County, and confidently expect to see c
general turn out of 4" Green VI ountain Boys
and their better halves"
j. j. WOODMAN
A. s. HASKINS,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-17

DURING the greater portion Of last week it was
stormy and intensely cold. People were not
inclined TO STIR abroad very much or expose
valuable horses to the inclement weather. On
Saturday the weather had toned down so much
that Ipeople turned out to see what had, and
was transporting, and those who had nice horses
hitched up and gave their ANIMALS little ex-
ercise and fresh air. Among others, our late
Under Sheriff. Warner, hitched up fine speci
men OF horse and trotted him around for a
time at moderate pace, and thinking that
moderate airing and exercise would answer
the purpose for that time, turned homeward,
but when he had arrived at the place to turn in
TO his barn the horse. who did not entertain
the moderate notions OF his master, the e.
under Sheriff. protested against this little ar
rangement, and started out on his own motion,
leaving Warner in the snow, for little fun and
exercise on his own account. He proceeded along
Paw Paw street az far as Gremps street. thence
down Gremps street, turning into Main street,
where he was captured and taken back to the
place from whence he started. Warner now
concluded that if the horse wanted to go he
would ride, and mounting the cutter gave the
animal the rem and they were off for another
jaunt, but the gait OF the horse being little
too accelerated to suit the moderate notions OF
his driver, the horse was brought up rather
suddenly In front OF Braggs, on Nam street,
and from thence taken to his stable. Warner
says the horse seemed 70 enjoy the sport, but
that IL vaa httIa too much for himseY
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12

UNPREoEDENTED SUoCrss-Within the past
year, 200 600 boxes OF DR.. TUFTS Vegetable
Liver Pills have been cold, ard not q single
instance is known where they have failed to
give Satisfaction. If you would epjuy life,
have & fine appetite and robust health, use
AUGUSTA, November, 1869.
DE-. W. b. TUT: It affords me much plea
sure to testify to the great value Of your
Liver Pills. They are all they are represented
to be. In my opinion, there are no pills so
we'll adapted In tho Southern climate as they
are. Yours truly, JOS. BRUMMEL,
Lato OF Richmond, Va.
Or: !utrs Hair Dye is endorsed by the best
Fob4 Chemists. 1911
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12

Make money fast and honorably,
$l2. 90 per day, $75 per week, by at once
applying for territorial right, (which
are given free to agents. to sell the best,
strongest, most useful and rapid selling
sewing machine, and patent bntton.hole
worker, ever used or recommended by
families: or buy one for your own use; it
press. Address, for particulars, MI. A.
Oateley, corner Greenwich and Court
andt Streets New York. Dl0tnT
A Georgia negro was over-paid $10O
on check by a bank, and he returned
the money. The local paper says that it
is another evidence that the race can
never be civilized. ,., =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12

IF you FEEL dull, despondent. drowsy,
dsbilisated, have frequent headaches,
mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and
tongue coated, you HZe suffering from
torpid liver. or "Biliousness. Nothing
will cure you 80 speedily and perma-
nently as DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
"CAN'T Do WITHOUT IT."-This is
what the stage and horse-car companies,
livery-stable keepers, members of the
turf, and all grooms and trainers soy of
the MUSTANG LINIMENT. They ''oan't do
without it." And why? Because it in
fallibly reduces the external swellings,
&c., which, under various names, impair
the usefulness and value Of the king of
quadrupe1s, andalso because, for spraine,
strains, gals and other injuries to which
horse flesh is liable, it is the most trust
worthy preparation in the market. Yet
these recommendations comprise only q
portion of it's claims to public confidence.
During period of more than sixteen
years, it has been recognized as specific
for many Of the most agonizing disor-
ders which aflict the human family
such as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia,
lumbago, ticdoloreux, sore throat, ear.
ache. tooth-ache; and, likewise. as a
peerless application for cuts, bruises,
burns and scalds. J18 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12
DEXTER STABLES.

LIZA LEN S1 II 6LIiS,
COLUMBIA, S. g., DECEMBER 81, 1872.
13N7tssksfS4iffYa " ary / , 1873 shall cx-
SA1S"- Stis@ GA-l[.I: pee, I'LL persons hiring
leans at Dexter Stables to PAY for same az
soon as uatl: and il strangers wish to hire
teams, they must PAY IN ADVANCE
All persons indebted to Boycc & 60 must
make payment immc cdiAt. ly or their accnuu.s
VIII b" put in:o hands of magistrate for col.
lection. q. II. PETrINGIIL.
prr" For B0YcE 4 Co
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12

The citizens Of New York city have
every facility afforded them for reading.
There are now no less than eleven f1rst-
GLASS libraries containing not less than
soc, 900 volumes Of the very choicest
literature. The Astor Library, founded
in 1848. has 162, 900 volumes; the Mer-
cac:ile Library, established in 1921. with
only 700 volumes, now numbers 14O. 600
OF the best works in the English Ian
gnsge; the Society Library, founded in
17O0, when Lord Bellemont was Govern
or OF the province OF New York, is one
OF tho Oldest. and contains about 10000
volumes. Then comes the Apprentices,
with $4,000; the Brooklyn Mercantile,
the Lans ;snd sna Hsto1aa y1e o tSs
City, 10000; the American Institute.
1000; the Cooper Union, 5000; and va.
rions smaller collections numbering in
the aggregate about 1000 volumes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12
The Central National Bank.
(lEc CHf.Y16JnVa

OF COLUMBIA.
nFFERS for salea limited amount Of above
~ mentioned BONDS, at the following rates:
FIRST MORTGAGE bonds. (only $40. 900 per
mlle,1 at ~ cents aud accrued interest; Sc
COND MORTGAGE, tonly s5 900 per mile, !
Ut 70 cents and accrued interest, and recon-
mend them to Trustees aud others having
money to invest. rs being the most desirable
security on ne market. for the following rta-
SONS, to wit:
FIRST--IHEY CANNOT nE TAXED EY THE STATE,
COUNTY OR CITY. The United States Supreme
Court, i'll the case Of tho Northern Coutral
llailroad uS Jackson. (see Wallace. Supreme
Court U. s page 2G7, decided that, when a
llaiiroad mortgage IL IL joint uIc, on property
lying i'll t"o or more States, the bonds re.
cured thereby are not liable 10 bog taxed by
either o! tho States; aud The saIne principle
relieves them from taxation by County, Civ.
or Town. The Charlotte Columbia and An
susta bonds are secured by joint mortgage
on property lying i'll North Carolina, South
Carolina and Gco.i,is.
aEcoSr.-Eccarsc they arn GhSolu'e'y SAFE,
being secured by first mortgage uf oniv
$40, ,0U0, ahd sccord NOR. :2gc Of only IS OOU
per mile On tho entire road from Chai lottc to
Augusta, and on all the workshops, bi idgcs,
| frlnchirc and equipments If said road
THIRD Because tho salc OF the fret mort
gage bonds will c1!irguish the iloating debt
of the road, aud the proceeds OF the second
mortgage bonds will be exclusively applied
to improving the road AMI adding to its
property rnOrtgaged.
k2FoUETH because tie bonds ar. coupon
bonds. and tho interest payable in Now York,
Charlotte. Columbia or Augusta, nj tue op-
tion Of tho holder. Thus III y can be col
lectol through any bank without expense.
FIFTH.--Iho business Of the Road IL rapidly
increasing. and the property and franchise
daily becoming moro valuablr-thc net earn.
ings for tho last five months being over fifty
per cent. more than for the corresponding
months OF tho preceding wear.
SIXTH These Bonds arc practically re.
deensaoie IN gold for specie pay mcnt will Ger.
tninly be resumed before their maturity. In
vestors will, therefore, buy with grcenbacks
worth s73 cents, and receive their pay at par
thus adding profit OF OVER Thirty CENTS
on the dollar on The First Mortgage bonds,
and OVER THIRTY.sgygN CENTS on Me Second
Mortgage Bonds. and in tho me antimc receiy-
ing high rate Of interest.
FINALLY. AS these Bonds have n fixed
value in Now York, Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, thoy arc considered good collate.
rails. on which money can always be borrowed
for temporary purposes.
JOHN u. PALMER, President.
a. u. BRENIzER. Cashier. Jan 81
Old newspapers for sale at PHaNI1
office ut fifty eenta a hnndra6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12
Carriages.

G&Bk A LARGE STOCK Of TOP md
3a4H. OPEN DUGGIEs, ROCKAWAYS
CABKI0LETTs. PHErONS, and late style
OF English d. Cart. for sale at very reason
aDie prices; at the Repository, cornor Lady
Nov II w. GREENFIETD
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12

r, a CERTAIN CURE FOR CnILLs AND FEvgR-
First take the Blood and Liver pills. to work
of the 1iie and purify tho blood; three or
four will be sufficient. Then take table,
spoonfu! Of HElNITBH'S CHILL CURE. It
has beentried: We knowit
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12
MEDICAL

MEDICAL
nN MARRIAGE--Happy relief for young
~ mon from tho effects Of errors and abuses
IN early life. Manhood restored. Inlpedi-
Inonts to marriage removed. New method
OF treatment. New and remarkable RENE.
dies. Books and circulars sent free, In
scaled envelopes. Address HOWARD AtsO-
CIAT!ON, No. South Ninth street. Phila-
delphia: Pan institution having q high
reputation for honorable conduct and profes-
BOnai skill. Dec IA SmO
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12
Mince Neat

UST received, lot Of choice MINCF
81 MEAT. GEO SVWNEnU
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12
Pacific Guano Oompany's
capital 81. 600. 0Oe.)
SOLUBLE P ACIFIG GUANO

FEHHIS GUANO Ia now 30 we'll known ia ell
4 the Southern States ior it's remarkable
effects as an agency for increasing the pro-
ducts of labor, as not to require sptcul re-
commentator from us. It's nse for ecven
years past has establishcd it's character for
reliable excellence. The largo fixed capital
invested by the company III this trade affords
the surcst guarantee Of the continued excel
icnce of this Guano.
Tho supplies put into market this season
arc, as heretofore, prepnred under tho per-
aOnal buporintendence of DIR. st. Julian Rave.
mol. Chemist OF the Company, at Charleston,
9. c.; hence planters may rest assured thai
its quality and composition arc precisely tho
saue aB that hcret otOre Sold
jim. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, s. C.
JOHN 8. REESE & CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TEEss-s48 cash; s53 time, without intere est.
10 accommodate planters they can order
now and have until the first of April to de-
cido as to whetker they will take at timo or
cash price. Whom delivered from tho factory
by the car load, no drayage will be charged.
NOV ~ 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-12
Sanders House.

HNIlS HOUSE. aituated at Nincty-Six.
Grrcnvilie and Columbia Railroad, has
m" meth thoroughly renovated and refurnishtd
The travelling public may rest assured that
they VIII Ce furnished with accommodations
s"cond t" nohe in the state. at reasonable
rates SANDERS g FRO
Jan PrOprietors
, 1873-07-11

and put II In tho cars; and II II brings % cons
btisO instead Of 80 conts A. wns the with tho last
cron tho difference will be largely IN faYar nt tna Wca
At 1rat EaAtern commercial centres WILL no uReiy 70
fool great atrngoney, but go hoon ~ sno cro win ita
tralo ge,crally Win revive, and what ray Id cailoa
sort Of panic md which would hc rcal ono, II 70
wcre not 10 rich md atrong Will probably 10 Gscnpc
There B doubt but that tB wheat crop VII! ne m
aEoraBo ono, though thcro will bo deficiency ot WHO
nncca by tho tnrgo breadth Of spring wheat. Iowa,
NernRka, and Minnesota will 1avo NIL e9sra yie anu
t!ley arc heavy producers; Khneaa WHICH "hs baaiy
deficient laat yoar, Will have fair surplus.
NATIONAL Oltop nErUnT6.
THO Directors OF tho Board OF IFado yentor-
day RAvo warm endorsement to tho proposition
Of Mr. G. ". Grocne, Of Jackson, Ion1l.,. which
We noticed two or tflroc days ago. mr: u: IL mr.
ranging to ost Ahlish ia wookly publication in
which shall DO faithfully and accurately reported
the condition Of tho growing crops OF tho lead.
Ing agricultural predictions Of this country and
iii which tho rotlr1s OF harvested crops stlAll DO
compiled from, roliablo data, secured from each
county prominent In thu several productions,
md Id which shall alao bo published otlier valua-
bio information OH tho Ba1ao general subject"
LATEST.
In tho afternoon wheat was fairly. aotivo, md
olosed No lowor than on 'ChanRo. No. = spring
sold at s1.14k@1.149l sollor tho month, aud
s1.12N@1. 1924 sollor August, both options cloa-
ing at tho inside and at s1.0814 @1.094 soller
September, closing at s1.08N also at Sl:oG>a9
eoller tho year. Corn wna aotivo and docllncd
10, closing at 87o cash, and 3817S938Ao Boller
August, and 391I@D39e4o eellcr September.
Other grain and provisions werc quiet aud I'M
changed. A vessel was taken for whent to Duf-
falo at Go capacity, 1900 bu.
, 1873-07-11

REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instruments wcro n1oa for roc

The following Instruments woro 11od for roc
ord on Thursday, July 10:
o1TY PROPERTY.
State at, H It OF Seventeenth at, Of 25ft to ncy
dated juno 30; consideration, $11,0
Noble IT, near Superior st " +, a II to alley, dasod
June IS; consideration, sl,3oo.
Lot IL, adjoining tho above dated Nov. y, 1879 |:
consideration, s., 300.
Undivided 4 part Of X Of n Il Bcc s., 80, II, 8
Of Chicago River, dated July consideration, 437d
Nichplio ut, 7344 It n Of Ktnaio st. +, as1i2a It
dated Juno II ; consideration, s45o.
piuo Island Nv, cornor Of Catherine st, Lots %
toy astsa ed = ns seassrs''sn q: .adou dated
Fulton i, corner e 8! John5s 1n p19co oo111a
tarraIee It, ot and near Moi:bio It, % = to
nuoy, With buildings, dased May7; consideration,
fot 81, In Block oo, shoflelds Addition datoa Aug.
Undivided ~ Of Bocis to 8, IN Meoge ot a. Sub
3Ts'1n aon.as,ston sa e &c., ID o'''' Juno
- Of ~ 4. see' L. 10 49, d't0d June oonsdora-
Il: Lii 10 and u, in Block Of plinney'a swHnsk
Of Boo. II. 80 u, dated July i; consideration.
Nichols st, MON II of Ktnzte st, I, 2sz1eo IT,
dated Juno !; conBilcration, $3.50.
latsl Ney. y, 1a72; oonsiderstlon, 5000. ..,aa
Dlub Island ~, 01 It . Of Western AZ, T. 24x10Q
It, dated Sept. IS, 1871: consideration, 1900.
Walnut st, 11a q Of nobey It, ST. so1124 IT, dated
July 3: consideration, s. 400. .,-o
June . /; consideration, $l,7a0.
Wabash ~, 100 It 81 Thirtyattl1 at Of, sax11eok
It, dated july .; consideration, $9,675.
State st. 199 It Of Twenty yfonrh at, " f. 00x171 it.
dated My 20 consideration, 1000 D. Il. Carter to
Brian rhilpot. -
Nay at cor Of nsron st, Lots1 aud ,, dated July
'Lot 81. in Block Of swK Sec. 70, 80, u dated
March 10 consideration, Il 600.
Wcs. Randolph at, Of Peoria at, T. s018o H.,
dated July i !; consideration, f1&,0o0.
Lot 49, In McCorl h HenshAw's Lois 20 and 81. etc,
in Eliiss Eass Addition, dated March IL conBidera-
tion 5000.
Lots i3 IL md 16, IN Block 49, School Section Addi-
tion, lated juno 10 consideration, $28,875.
Los % aud 20 Of Lot in Block %, &c., q, 80, Il,
dated July l consideration. 81 GOO,
NORTH or CITY LIMITS.
Lots e and n. In Block a. navenswood, dated July
10 consideration, &, 000-
R0UTn CITY LIMITS.
Lot 15 In Block 2, Of u Lot so, " 4 SEQ 16, %,
II, dated Juno 30; consideration, $3.50.
Lots 80 TO a. In Block 8, Of 4 Lots Is and 10, In
Sec 10, 49, IA, dated May consideration, 81 200.
wksT oF OITY LIMITS
Undivided Il Of " Il II n 4 Sec 6, 80, 10, dated
May 10 consideration, $28 GOO.
, 1873-07-11

Detroit as follows :" Arrived Ut NcebiAh 1aplds sun-
day afternoon, anl anchored Until M0nday q. M.
schr John pnr hnr1 on tho rocks ieakng worry sle.'
Tho achr st. Andrews waa struck by lightning On
FrIday July 4, during tho storm, Tho rnnfc, Mi
Duiler, waa struck, hit not killed. Tho lightning
aplintercl tho rnan.iormaat and maininnat, aud
1lasBCl on through tho centre-box+ Cant, blizzard
had jist loft lie nn!naat and gono ut to soe how sio
waa heading, and thus escaped injury.
Thn Asrnnf1in one OF tho now Htcanors Of tho rro.
ncljor oror Dt recently et 0l.nhan', for Hamilton
rartics arrived at Windsor, 5niy g..
Capt. Angus Mckay m Old Hh'f'-builaor ot Dotroit
died al Windsor on tho 7th.
Capt. +. u. Wards now aoam imrgo. ono Of tho
largest OIL tho lakes, IL now in Detroit.
corded for lilo month Of june At the ta e n
Port Huron: schr Il. g. Potter 5oeso Moyt to sam g
uel L. Smith. 100000; schr III. B. Spa1tldng, h. bs
Kcan 10 r E. Kcat 00-lo0 part, ooO stmr princoas
". Dana to n. Little and " Fzgerald $3 o0o eaIse n
Bagnaw, N. u. Kcan TO r. E. Kean, 00100 part,
isust Il Co., Of Saginaw, aro building ono Of sla
largeat nronollers on tho lakcs Her denaions arg
200 feet kec 3 feet beam, md IS fect bold, and her
cost will 10 ovor 100000
, 1873-07-11

nblo at 5@o11c. Salon wore reported Of 85o
brls moss pork at a16.82i1; LOO brls do at
s15.80; 800 brla old do at s15.00 20 tcB lar1i At
S3.25, 100 tea do ut $8.15; 100 tcs sweet
rlokloil llans (15 lbs) at 121Go; LOO tea 40 (2o
ths) at 10c.
flour wan stoady; in worry light demand from
ordinary buyers, but tl,oro wore Bovcral direct
orlore on tic aoor for wcll-known brands OF
spring. oxtras, which swollcd tl'e aggrogato of
fcw sl1por1uos woro inquired for by Blippors.
but fow yoro otroron Uran wns scareo, and
ngain 800 nor ton higher iii consequence. Tho
following aalos wero reported: ITO brls wintor
iSo % br1u Il spring extras at $500; loo br1s do at
$3.50; 1,700 br1s do on private terms; 100 brla
spring Bnportines at a3,25; 100 brls do On pri-
vato tot1ns. Total, 1900 brls. Also, 20 tors
bran at $500, on track. Tho following WIS tho
, 1873-07-11

Although tho rnte BY lako this last June wa owsr
than TINT Of ago It was not ~ low o. tue average
fur June A any preceding year nnce 18G6, excepting
that Of 1862 when the average WAS only ono mill higher
than that OF last june From thla It will he aeen that
notwithstanding tle fac. TINT large number Of ves
Ees have beon addod to tho luke leet s!nce Inst fa
oRor PROSPECTS.
Tho Now York Tribune Says
The general cstmato Is, that hay I'm tho EaBtern
stateH) viii not be more than third Of crop but tia
estimate In considered by too low aa tic quality
il superior, while these meadows on low grounds Will
po essea q
II lii tro that the price Of Lay has advanced in many
places from 7 to 100 rer cent but Ia not kcy that
corn fodfsor can md Will vet De grown.
Taking the wholu Of the South together 1t ia readily
spite Of but account of tho continued rains for
tic thin soil Of their nplands moisture ts tito chief
needed element. Cotton Is certainly anfEcring both
Tho corn crop Of Illinois Ia usually overwhelming
that upon Its condition estimate Of .lle agarogaa
crop Of tue country ~ to be based. It very vol
known thst l. was planted .to mud that soa wsatasr
tho ground baked hard, and tho plant suffered inl-
1nonscy. However, cultiystora ran eary and lutte an!
The roots workod rapidly into tho fertile, mellow so
foW tayh ago heavy showers feil oYSr good part o:
can there be than half crop at corn In Illinois,
because not sufficient gru!nd Has planted aud IT tlore
had boen 1t was planted 80 late that force enough
lit | to work it. Corn growing In this % state M ss
been red,,eed to such system that TN average ylo
IL npoesblc without ttn,e. Now, Iowa, North Mis-
than in ayorago crop Of corn: Ohio and parts o1
1nliana may llaye nearly an avezage lYo may say
therefore, that wU H!,al hAYo &hree-fuurtha OF corr
crop. hit nbout oue-fourth at laHt years. crop III
Iowa aud Illinois romatus on hand 10 that, II prices
ntyance, shall 10 Into tlla year 1874 With fal
| by the atates and parts Of states which
hayo beon named ~ suffering with tut
| drouth, and II la tolerab'y safo to predict
that corn will bring next season 80 conts hushel
nDat Western stations. Eastorn farmera will be taxed
pretty heavily but they can drsy on the!r resources
and those Western farmers who aYo corn will do we'll
1t costs thcm about % Cents 10 grow hushel Of oor1
, 1873-07-11


CATTLE-n Business WAS dull to-day, and prices were
weak aud variable. There Waa fair average attenu-
auce Of buyers but no class Of operators took hold
with any chow Of Interest," and 1t was dragging trade
throughout, rlle offerings were not ns Eooa ~ Oh
previous days of tue week Among THO fresh receipts
were a number Of 1Ho droves, but common and
medium grades comprised tho great bulk even Of tho
frpsh arrivals while tho stac cattle were almost Who'll
Iy Of inferior quality; hence fnl tho average OF
PRICES to be considerably below TINT Of yesterday or
Tuesday, oat Of tho transfers being 1T prices ranging
Downward from $3.50. The o1tromo range Was $e50Q9
g,12k for inforior to D1tra.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deeycs-Gradcd s.ters, averaging 400
lbB and upward, .S0.uo4so.-o
Choice Dceyca-Fine, fat, VOL formed 3year
to 8 year old sseurB averaging 1,25o TO
Gootl Ncoycs-Well- -fat.euel, finely formed
steers, averaging lloo 10 2so ns. ...... 6259o4o
Medium 1ralGH-Htcera III FUR flesh, aver
aging 1,U50 to 900 by+ ...-....... 4.HoGG5l6
DucAers' Btock-Cpnmon to fair atcera,
anI Bood to extra cows, for city
hal,gher averaging 6D0 to l,10o tbs. ..... Sb0@4.7d
Stock Uattle-Colnu1on cattle, III eeccut
AeEls averaging 100 10 1850 liza. 3b0@a.60
Inferior-Lght and thin cows. hoifcrs,
Btags bulls, and Bcullawag stcers... 216GaS2a
Cattle-Texus, Northern wlMter0l ..,,... 361G8475
Catto-Texug through lroyos. .....,..,. 2.26Ql3.23
, 1873-07-11
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, July 10.
Tho following we're tho receipts and shipments
Of the Leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
, 1873-07-11

1IUGH-The NcaklesE noticeable during the aitcr.
moon Of ycstcrny developed into an actual decline to-
day, r1icGR suffering average reduction OF l0c ror
100 tta. Tho weaGr MI TINT could DO desired for
tic handling Of stock, hut thcro wns apparent lack
Of confaenco among shpncrs, anil taking advantage Of
to s41054 425 for inferior 10 common: s. for
medium, and to r. ID for good to choice, ut which
rnrRo Tho market cloncl dull and heavy with many
sold. Light grader aoll chiefly ut <l.a5@4e0, ant
llehyy Weights at f. 80. Among tho days. trans
actions Nora the following: