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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07
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4 COMPLEMENTARY IESTlMQNlAL TO
MtSSRS ! q G. MAGUfRE, Sc, Louis, Mo:
t,cnilcmcn The undersigned having known you fos
many Yeas as reliable chemists and pharinaeeu.
lists, and observing the effective action Of your
remedies for whaleser recommended. wish TO bear
voluntary evidence 10 the ch,aoy Of your Last, and
IN our opinion, best preparation, "MACUIRES
CuNDJ RANCO BlIIERS" II il all that you
cl,im Eos " NJ alternative. purgative, depurstor
an, dinete, acting specially upon the liver blood
Kidneys anil bowel.
JosrrH BloWN. Mayer. .ho adds: ~ have
fund this the most rea@an, and effective medicine
Milts sriis, State Insurance Commissioner.
! who adds a. \ opAps.e ,hs Mayors opinion
| rWOs, RiCHtSON, ). II LAfliN,
| pts Collier cad {, on u anm 4 Rand Powder
u, N. HousrR, CiiAs. @ CONFER.
| rtup, 81 Louis Glule hmn Dem. Cen. Con-
| ". y. WAGNER, y q lERCUsON,
| Clcil irphac Court Jerks" of Mo Dem
| BRITAIN 4 NH. HENRY T. MUD.
Attorney d, Law lac cry County An'r.
| s BLOOD. FRANK WALTZ,
late Pros Boainan's On; Court Grim. Correct.
Saving AS. u N. CHAMBERS.
''" Tas 9a avn, VOID J. $. GREfSw6oD.
NJ 9, iiARrNFIr Pres, Y. n. {. A.
late City Collect r. /, A. S1iRYOCK.
1HoS WALSH, Of shryoek & Co.
NJ. r. ANpRiWs, rGsy, Hannenksmp &
Of Moody. Michel & Go. 90
THERON BARNUM, JAMES ARCHER
Of 6armims Hotel
And many other, too namerou' :, mention.
). q 6. hsRcUlRE,
sole prcaretors, -. Louis. Mo.
PRICE, rs oEMTs PER BOTTLE.
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Use Or. Henry's worlds Tonic and
Blood PuFiAer.'
IT Is the great household remedy, pleasant to
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
diseases. Il 10 better than Bitters, Cordial,
Buchu or sarssparllls. Sold by Druggists
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State OF Illinois, county Of Alexander, ..
!, ", =. HALLIDAY. president OF the CIV Ma
,ionai Bank oi Csi,o. do solcmnly swear that the
above statement Is tne to the hes, Of my knowledge
and belief
Subscribed aud sworn To before nc this "a day Of
June, iS;J. . $50
". n. cANDEE. Notary Public
Correct Attest
-, u. WILLIAMSON, Directors.
n. l.. HALLIDAY.
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..e~t ,i,.sss'.a N the r"''as SSslsSseEzkEV
Az INrALLipiE SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
iNul the LIVER, BLOOD, KIDNEYS and bow
fIS and great corrective Of all female defangs-
ments, II contains no aehoe spirit, and Il the
srg,1iiS sN6ififsif ysy tbIeHssi
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BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEsrSrn STREETS

Having purchased the grocery establish
ment OF II. Thielecke, ! shall always keep
on hand full and fresh supply OF all The
best goods In my line, TO be found ~ tho
market. BY strict attention 70 business,
and fair dealing, hope not only 70 retaiii
mast, but TO add TO the list many. new pa
tsons. Asking fair share OF public patron
Respectfully, HERMAN scHMsrxsroRrF
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Window screen wire, water-coolcrs. zero
rcirigcrators, toilet sets, bird cages and
general stock Of tin and Britannia ware, also
good supply of the celebrated Charter
Oak cooking stoves at lowest figures No
100, Commercial avcnuc.
4. W. IiESprRsoS, Cairo, Illinois
j-iJ-dim
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DIR. pRTCE'D
SPECIAL F1AVoR1NGS

VANILLA. LEMON, ET0.,
,sr Fiavorlnu Ice Cream, Cakes & Pastry.
With great care, by q new process, we
extract from the true, select Frutts and
Anomalies, each characteristic flavor, and
produce Wap0rings Of rGre e1cstlencs.
or great strength and perfect purity,
No poisonous oils. Ecery farOr as rep:
resented. No deceit-edch bottle JaH
ohers parpori;mg to hold sap,s S 0"ons ;
Use them once, iciH use no other. The
most delicate, delicious fapors ever made.
So superior TO tho cheap extracts. Ask
for Dr. Prices Special Flavorings. Man
uiac,ured only by
STEELE 4 PRICE.
Dcpots, CHICAGO and 81. LOUIS
NdnJdctursrs Of Dr. Priees Cream
Bakiaa Porder.
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AvrR1LL CHEMICAL PAINT.

Pref. ]. Il. Turner of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
saws, ~ have watched II now for abou,
two years with interest and care, and
never found . single spot whore IL either
pes,ed or chalkcd OF ~ other paints do.
II il quite as good for inside finish, as II
leaves a coat that shines and washes like
u,a.s. There msy be better paints than
this. but I am not acquainted with them,
and all who try II will find 1t a grca, say.
ing over tho old order of things" Every.
body buys II Of N. 4. Way n Co general
commission merchants and agents for tho
Iron Buggy company, Sixth street.
A sample buggy is now on exhibition at
the store.
A new hotci mas been opcncd IN the large
house located on the corner OF Seventh
street and Washington avenue. IL win be
known us Browns hotel, and proprictorcL
by Mr.. Brown, whose reputation rs q hotel.
keeper is wcil-known in this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
rchirnishcd, aud is in every way iirst.class.
The tables are at all tunes furnished with
the best the season affords. aud the charges
liberal, being only 81 30 per day. MIR.
Brown sollcits aud deserves share Of the
public patronage. a-iiti
Window screen wire, water-coolcrs. zero
rcirigcrators, toilet sets, bird cages and q
general stock Of tin and britannia ware, also
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IORTy.sECoND report Of the condition Of the
u First National Hank Of Cairo, Illinois, at the close
of hsinrs. Anrl Is. lsiA
, 1873-08-12

hblc 10 phy running expenses md ntorost on tts
bnndn III proof That oiir proyioua catInalo TINT tho
earnings OF the road would amount 10 million
annually With other ita northern southern waiting
liiika supplied, quoto lilo earnings OF tho road fur
tho last week n july probably of the poorest weea
for business iii tito year, being right in tho heart Of
Tho haryeHt acason THO freight earnings nlono werc
passenger rcccirte, 81 7o93 30 EIpreas aiI
nlafl, $2bo0, making total Of $1o,82o.oo. At this
DO over sso,0oo. Tint this estimato
for tho month Of July uhe poorest month for business
In tho year possibly excepting tho 0rst two weeks IN
Augs, fs not oycrtrawn ny be aOen by reference 70
tlo passenger receipts through tho month"; For first
WcoK III July they HorD. n9aao3'an
H0c0nu TohR 1sAatnu
While for tho Inst week, tho frotn which w have
est!,natst. tl.o month"; they were only ga 7oo.ao
N'e can't goo why tho outlook for tho Central Ffo.
vded thoy place their preferred Btocl, II nnt
hopofll ono, THO indebtedness Of tho rosh ~ TINT
cnee will DO first mortgage bonds $10,0o0, Preferred
stock $lOOpQ or total n2obct1nc6H. calling The pre-
fcrrotl stock indebtedness Of 2d00O tho tarcat of
which u yer cent would 10 sls3o per mile, or for 400
niles lilo pntire line, 1854, 600.
Thn earnuga OF tho road tho July cstfulnte would
bo 5000 00O deduct GO rcr cent for running expenses,
and thcre Ii loft for interest account &384,0D0
than enough TO pay per cont on bonds and preferred
With tho two links north and south onco in, tho
earnings would incrosae to million and quarter
Without any doubt. We feel quito confident that those
most Interested IN the future OF Tho rond will 800 ita
future puHHibtcs, and thnt with further investment
OF means It may bo nude The best road IN the Slate.
, 1873-08-12
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following instruments wore fled for rec
ord on Monday, Aug. II;
u11Y PROPERTY.
nryson st, between Lincoln and Robey Hts n I, 2l01
124 ~ md I, 14tx13a IT, and other property dated
Aug. 2; consideration, s37 400.
Ohio st. between North Doarborn nnd State sts, n T.
2oft to alloy dated July 30 consideration 50 2oo
Lo.a 161 and 162 In uus Block 25, Sec %, 40, IA,
dated Aug. II consideration, s., 100.
Townaond ct, e Of md Division st, ef, Lot 8,
dated May + consideration, s1,oao.
Lots ST and 49, IN Block 4, Of M11ssd h Doekcr'a
hoH ofnwA Soc 20, 80, 49, dated May l; considOr-
alton. $500.
IT, dated Jan. 10; consideration, t sisoe: "
siisy, 9atsd Sas: il seasiisssisa, slsso: =. ~
9he s? IT, sid Il G:sseh &, .,2a
IT, dnted June rs :; consideration, s, GOO.
Same M as tho above, dated April 8; consideration,
fndiaaa 1soft os Tseny~nnth aas st of 1oo.1es
North Market 1t, rs It Of Erie st. +, 24172 #,
dated %s.t As s sssps4 WSss a,s1s. IT,
milwaukee, 1s2f q Resplaaes ~ s swf, aox
nociwell's Addition, dated Aug. s; consideration,
25 It to alley, dated June II consideration, 81 ,20o:
Lot 10, III Block Ga, 500 10, 80, a. with building.
dated Aug. 8, consideration, $1,000. -.
Lot 1888, IN divins and ailbcrts Is Of " Of
SEQ II, 20, IL, dated Dec ., 1s72 consideration,
$400.
Sub Lot of Lot and part Of Lot Q, in Block T. FL
lis Wost Addition, dated July "a; consideration,
$5,7so.
q t il S same boes, da;ed Say j. eoasidsls
t1ou, $a1a,
Lots 10 to II, In Westons Block q OF necs n x Of
nwA Sec 81, %, II, dated Aug, i; consideration,
snuru or CRY 11s1rs
Lot Is, in HoBcnmorkclB Lot 81, in Boo 10, 49, II,
dn.ed Arg. 4 !; consideration, 81 GOO.
Lot 49, I'll Block l. Of Tenncys Lot 7. In Soc 10. SO,
II, dated July .; confederation, $2,t76.
, 1873-08-12

eo9 DO no,is hes ws
es g. nS sea sshss u
srnynittg nnt3l 1sSyl99; nsphths; common is9lse.
ss y onas, 151S to vss atS spR as
wcro without maer!al change. Oil ehokons nrc QUOT
se1s e. s .ss sss1 asfs :tps o.
rorAToEB Wore d1ll Snd esaler. Tha sS; ossrsugs
s5o Fse 5 S a s l. osnd sr s md zig
?22o n large barree. pr!cea range from Ii ooSI 10
,qr ,s ordinary and q !s@3oo tor good in barrels md
-Tias(hy wss aetiye. S't owins i to largo Of
to choice aeoa nrlms seed closing about Is
Lever ,ssr ts on SsqTsy II s seer 1o month dull AUD
aoetls wcro lnactive. We qnolc oiovor, s55oS5.7S;
n1st +e@;soo; 1.s,nssElsa 5o@eso na7 tsoS
s975 loo bags At s37a; 2S7 bnga Il s57o; III iags
tats; eS Iasa nj i3e bags 1t $40; iii bass
at s % hs ' ssss hassaa y s5s S
quote: onondssa. Canada, and asgnaw, nae 500;
ground solar s21o dairy without bags, to2s; dairy,
T eefs is 4ssaa S,a'Sn 94onl sl :dn sse
TEks-P1icos wers Without channo. Wo qnoto:
ao@7So; ao ehe!ce 70 e3t1. ano, Ssc@ll.lo: con.
65@o5o good . choice DO. s0c@sl1o; fetr 10 good
guapoSEdsr, 7o@ese; + sho'ss E5Gs,ey ,s@9i3o;
9SGS42c; coored natural lenf Japan, 66G5o common
70 ane ooons, s594so good, 5d@o6c choice to extra,
T0bACCo-Tho following pricea are current
FINE Cur-E1tra, 75@S5c cholce, 65@7oo meal-
mn 65@G0o poor To common, 40@o0c.
pIuo-NntuIal leaf, 7b@soo; halt bright, oo@7o;
black, sound, 4a@56o.
Wo0D-'vss aTm At former quotations: Beech,
g % maple x9ooa95o hickory
vEdETADLls-Frcsh offerings woro in moderate
!o@soo y box; onions, 4oo@4s0 per brl; corn 1ots
ilo; waeE.melons, s2oo@2.75 por dos; 1nlsk-meona,
W00L-A lot Of choice, bright tub washed wool was
prices. F1eece, unwashed medium, Is also quoted
higher The denlnnd from Eastern manufacturers IL
reported fair and as tho receipts continue worry light
stoeks arc barely adeqnato rhe nosto9 commereat
thrco wceka continues, md na1es nre fully up
to those Of laBt wook. Manufacturers nro
encouraged to look for good trade, and
nre purchasing freely, and In addition therois little
prices, which continue 1rm for most tines, though
Bono conecsslonh mado round lota" Quotatlona
are as follows; ...
Tub, washod, extra and medium. ..l5@60o
Tub, washed, common to far... .40S45c
Faeeo, I, vssiea xixx iaht. 4ao
Floccc, washed, X&1X, dingy. .a5@38o
Fleece, washod, medium light. .a942o
Fleece, washed, cofnbings -t4ts3oo
Fieeco, unwashod, xExx, in good condition
Fleece, uuwabhcd, coarHo to medium. .26G93Qo
Fleece, un~ahled, coaraet and dingy.
super, p!ea S35o
salaa comprise 1900 lba choice tub washed 1t Soc
1000 lis tub washed at 44c $500 Tbs nwashcd
at SOC; 500 lts fleece, washed con,btnss, at Acc.
, 1873-08-12
Shipped.

Also 8, ,al5 bu barley. BY rail- - -
It is estimated that tho hop crop Of the United
States will 10 fully 10000 bales lcss thnu last
year.
We note that Milwaukee circular goes into
diminished ecstaces because Samuel Norton has
bought small cargo OF wheat in that city to DO
used In his mills In Chicago. Tho fact is that
N1r. Norton wanted q lot of old wheat, and could
not obtain az much of 1t ns ho wantol, because
our market had been practically cleared Of old
No. 2 spring, during the operation Of tho
corner, and right hero We want to say that
tho now wheat coming into this city
is just 81 good as that going into
Milwaukee, and ia being graded with just as
much reference to the rights Of shippers as
tloro. We do not aay botter, but just al good,
and Eastern buyers will soon discover tho fact
about tho new crop, as they have long since done
with regard to tho old. The distinction still
kept up in New York, by homo parties, between
milwaukee, and Chicago wheat is not only un~
necessary but unfair. 1t simply results in this.
thoro ID milwaukee, No. i, while poor wheat from
Milwaukee IL called Chicago No. a:
THE MAnKETs.
The leading produce marketA were tathor moro
active to-day, except provisions, though with no
s grain soasier lilo receipts oxbttod an i,.oleaso,
which tended 10 doproes prices. but this fact
Tss y s b" psnpaoa Ga
was moderately aotiye. but chiefly in corn:
Dry goods met with fair inquiry at full for
NOR quotations. tho market ruling firm oil
around, with an Upward tenaencyln Inc lea.ng
tho grocery market. Ihoro WAS fair activity in
cufroos, rice, sugar, and splcoH. but aside from
this the movement WAS little slack. PrlceR
yyero generally firm. Cheese was quoted fairly
53t}} kfr11Ia} M
, 1873-08-12
, Length-Sl1teen Inches.

Tack-Wnnnt - Counters. Sion noat60>o0. clear,
ao500@85oo; common. $33 oQs5O00 Gill, $ao.ooa
5000; honring, $4,000.
ey SsGSas Syo2 Sas'e sGs9 @
0ak-Cloar, $2o.oo@4o.ou; co'uinou, $l6.oo@25.o0;
cul1, f80n316.0U.
3500; cMi1, $i2. .a1G1la.00.
htarte-Gfcnr, s2j common, tlo.oo@2soo;
Dattoruut-- CLEAR, s3s.oo@co.oo; common, 10000
BO.00
Ohcrry-Utear, $fo.oo@co.oo; common $4,000
Rhltewooi-Ole5r *3ooo@4o.oo; common, $4,000
@2b.00 Gull, $10.0o6sls.00.
wnaon po,cs. each 45sat5c bnx boardH. $50 oo oo
Fiorlds rcd cedar. B5o por It mahogany, SOC 400 ;
40 counters Coo rosewood. 6O@80o Willie holy 3oc
, 1873-08-12

In the afternoon wheat waa In actiyo speoula-
tive demand and advanced TO- closing ut s31.179{
Boller tho month, s1.i2 Belior September, and
$1.O8 sellor tho year. Corn was moderately &C.
tive, and 10 higher !; No. 2 sold at 379l l@57}6o
so]lor the month, and 98A@3896o sellor AeptoM-
bor, both options closing at tho inside also ut
$50 sollor October. Sales were reported OF 250
brls moss pork nt sl5.s7! sollor September, and
100 brls at $500 soller tho month. At tho closo
s16.9 was bid, seller September. Frc,ghts woro
nuiht.
, 1873-08-12
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. II.
Tho following wero tho receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past forty-oight hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago:,
, 1873-08-12

H0ds-Ngeolvcl slnce BatNrday, 7.2Sl. good de-
gree activity prevailed In the hog MARKET there be-
Ing liberal demand both for Light md for heavy
grales tho former for shipment to New York mud tho
latter for the markets Of Doaton and Philadelphia In
whites thcre Was no material change. tle bulk OF tho
at $465@4.75 for light Tho market closed steady ot
f420@460 for poor to choice heavy, and at $465@65
for po0r to extra light.
, 1873-08-12

B1IEEP-Recoivod, 7e4. This market VAS very quiet.
few lots taken by tho local trao but The larger
portion Of tho supply was left over unsod. We quoto
4.75 for rood to chUICe.
, 1873-08-12
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

. .... MONDAY EVENING, Aug. II.
uATTLE-Rcceiyed since Saturday, 5000 hoad.
The market does not open very ausplcousy for eel
WAS not up TO average for tho oponing day, and, in
ging business throughout. Indeed, mp to 10 O'clock
ltlo or nothing had peon accomplished toward clear
ing the yards oi the 6UoD G0Q0 cattle they contained
but tator fair aggregate Of saea wns accomplished
on Eaatern account, and few droves wero taken by
local butchers !; the former paying $4.25a8.25 for
good Toxaa andI common natives to extra graded
steers. and tho latter, $200@425 for scallawag cows
hcifers stays, and bulls, to cholco COWS and fair
1eBhy steers. rrceB rather In buyera' favor not
only for low grades, but for tho bctter Borta though
they wore not quosably lover for any. Tho market
closed weak
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dceves-Graded STEERS averaging 1,400
Tbs and upward. .$58o6b+lo
Choice Deoves-Fine, fat, well formed year
1850 5.5o@5.7o
steers, averaging 1loo to 1850 lis eoo@s.2s
Medium Grndes-8teers In fa1r flesh, nrer-
ngine 1.o5o to 1900 lbs ......... 45o@A0o
ButcbGrs' stock-Common to fair steers,
and good to extrn cows, for city
slaughter averaging 500 70 1l6o a ...... 3.a5@A. Is
Stock Cattle-Conmon cattle, in Decent
Mcsh averaging 700 to 1850 ls s.oo@4.a
Inferior-L1ght and thin COWS, heffers,
stays, bulls, and scallawag seera. 200a2, ,75
Cattle-Texas Northern Wnterel. 3.25G3{. so
Cattle-Te1as through drorcs. a00Gt2. TO
= q
, 1873-08-12

building lutnbor. Al tho docks. tho romalndor
WINS rathor allow and pricos easy. bit consElera-
bio quantity Of lumber was dspobod OF. Iron,
1totals aial l,ails were in moderate request and
Btondy. Tho tlcmaud for wool continl1nB fnir,
and the marriott Ia firm under light offer:
ingb md receipts. Worry el.oico tllb-wastcd
ss sssa 'sy s ss Si sHs sHsnd r"a ooon ssesn
corn wns quoted highor.; othorw,so thoro wnn no
Attenuation III prices. Timothy seed WAS active,
and owing to increased offerings dccnod. Sol
1or tho month was dull and lower. Othor seotls
werc quiet and unchanged. urocn truita wore in
fafr supply, and cloico olTorings woro IN molor-
ato request at unchanged prices. rotatooH coll-
tinue to arrivo freely, mud wora allow and easier.
Poultry was rathor quiet, but not quotably lowor.
Hggs wG59 9rohy G1sy st for mH pasaages
on Saturday, md doolined 20 OIL uppor 1ako
frcights, thore being o better supply Of vessols,
and chioily Of the lnrger class. Tho 1nhrlos
eoaoa we9h at de for oata, 4}&9 for eorn} and 60
was taken at l211lc, and corn to DO WINS quoted at
11N@119lo Through rAtos by lake And 1nl wero
unchangol. a total OF ii charters WAS reported,
which will carry out 10000 bn wheat and $4,000
uighwinca were inactive, mud closed nomina1y
1@1o lowor than Saturday, in sympathy with
wcalnoss reported from Now York, whore they
arc promised iucroanoa supplieB hofora long:
ING marRos nr was q1o.oa s urn o. VIC ear,y, au
@ er ms o LUZ ~ int roc
WIN yez1o .te oos. ola ~ was =. no snas
sase "a eoon's5 ~11s's WIS isaa" ~ o'e pos sat>
4o1l; u,,,. ., ,n.,7,, n.,,,a.,.,,,,n
roSis1ons were ahactavo ana anpsiantt"y s,t @ unr
mySs I pol1 W. IT, ~ a pes
M IT, Ivy "" ~ .so uoihts ts,9 ~ L. ~ aa r. ~
snat nps r. taaon, Atn maa netu ~ pos ~ men
or ior tnla nlonsa aellsery, pus thoro MAs no
snnG N sS q o rsor
nereo'y uut ~ ~
eoouslnppile moVGnont teaaea 70 nlnnese N tlle
absence & o. dopreSs1ng aoylcoa @ from 9ther Po,ntS
9 ama III view Oh n1otal IGport 11om Tue soapoaru
litn dIo luashek s1 eosou a. 'no ionowng rang" u
prlcos: e1e Mosh loIk, casn OF ssller A.a7
S16.3o@16.0o do 8ouer October, $15.o0@9l5.25;
, 1873-08-12

M bs resay fof msTtet sbout tvo
see ssse:' M mt r,. e. N So m t e s
oS@7Se: No. ! do, 3Sls5Ne; No: Do. % lx@So:: Ssts:
'i1 S1}EEpf EEfpsff fs G1ss s@sG to moot with
so 81 Hew ss snas sSS: psssnd
ss?bo a';s tses l%o s" i'' II Sas, @ !ns n
5s resarsn = su a' S 4as ss rs dfis I'll se psp
Sse. ss5Sss5e5.!$s; E!i.'';s 's1es tsomMon tso11@
199 % s9eT IT. .ie Il swsAEc 9,rgs
xl5oo530.00 el.; do common isoiecte) s15oo6lt0o
Inta,ia nressod, tls oo@2l.o 90; DC common, slooo@
tlve aud t1rn: wo quoto Now York factory, nv
SSl2Sss; ohio factory l1h@12ho; Wosor factory
o9ALErrcss AZ. soms!n anehanasa, a. tho p.tns
ite decidedly r,n tono Tho following vore tho quo.
s$ ss 5ssi,$ %s!aS' Ss;s; oaass @s:s
oherry sine. 500: Elnonk. $s.oo; Wilmington. $500
5 and se Is god
scarce, and fr Pork barreB $1.3o@1 .40 lard, terces
:ssg e;rS ssss ssy s's5s sos s$ es5 sss
sss$ss iss Ss$s, $ 49,
Slaves, *S.oo1i5.6o; circie -four hcaling, 7h@0Ko
pcr set :, -four hoop polca, $A:00@16.oo per m;
Include 12t lard ereea at s17o 1e pork barrels at
eaa ! e 4 sfs 70. oss fa n Rooa eoe Gea
Many Of tho offerings arc In poor order, and dcalcza
aro willing to grant concessions IN order to dispose OF
Fl FEATMEns-ese1o in fair request whom strictly
eeG at s c3Ss Ssn en lo sS saee yo
sd fea!Sars, ssS7eo ehl::ioa, 'f sS7e ' ''s'
F1sH.Aauet feoling provatlod in THO fab n'arkct,
wese a'ln anormy spr rs sustained Me ere repeat
%p SH. s - fS';Ss aG No taen
shore mackero| nov, ..br, si9.6oai3.76: No. Gay,
s. ;sSs II sSEs s tfs 5s
eesh :s5 ses e. T. I'd ssns
Labrador % % horsnR, sh; To,ni, br ss6o@s5o; do ( br
S425@4 46D; box herr1pg No l,2Ba30c: box herring
scalod, 33@3sc Colum6ia niyor aalmon * h1ls, $500
Tn11Ts AND Nurs-Fa,r activity st,n enarac!er-
e ~ n sd G Is
saaea5o6 ba,ns tho prices current to-day. fufhet
Indeed prunea aro te oy fruit IN tho iii Tor whieh
tho mnrknt Is not uncquivocaly hr7n. Taspbcrries,
now now quo.s: l Fons1oNDates, sa9oXo; G Ggs, drums s
5S1f boz 1!@s 1sSs; aash 1e
Mchjssn %. paoxc Weatern d. s@sKo: tRie southern
do 7a1Nc pcachgs pared 22@23c ieacbes balycs
1asi5Xc: do. % mixed, 7H@ss: biackberries. ia,
l2To raapbcrr1ce, 1os4io; Tilted cherries, 2lS15e.
NuTa-Ttlberts, lb@l6o; alonds, Terragonn, 22@2lc;
Naples walnus, 266a2op Drazie, DKtai0Ko; peeans.
To1as, 14ea15o: African peanuts, 6HS7Nc; Whining.
ton peanuts, 7N@8o; Tenneasoo peanuts. 7K@shc.
ai.ouEniE6-The grocery market was Without de-
ctdpJ change either IN tope or In prIccs ONLY fdr
degree Of activitY was apparent In my department.,
but tho aggregate showing and the quotations were
e,,salned viii frmucas Below nro tho nricca cur
rent:
81 O4nD BopA-7AaBho
~ n
, 1873-08-12
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. II.
Tho offerings wers j Mla1ge, consistng somewhere in
quiet but afterwards tue demand improved, and tho
esss %
I'D mixed u es enreoes Following arc the .,a @
easeoes, jo!sts nd seantns, sS.oo@lO,oo
Sales wese reported IS foliows: Cargo sohr po.o-
y NJ lsth At tl7s Cargo sshr N. lggo % arriyo
Sold BY 1rishs ni,ilon On / c. o. '' '>'''' " '
Cargo schr Tempest, from Manistee. 1as mlll-r,n ~
u joiBts and scantt!ng at $1,000. Cargo achT John
Meiber from Aipena l5s eosr.a At sarge sehr
ssannR ss Is's SUI s
$1,000 ior short lengths Cargo sclr Bi9s, from Man
ssee, llo m josts Gid acantlln4 a. to6o achr
Driver. from Lultngton la5 u strips anu boaSds At
$l3,oo. Sold BY Il. X. Dlckfnrd l. Co.
Lua1nEH FAElaHTa.
oconto 'iSt 1sisa3ss Monamihss, ssas: wkts iste.
vIiio sa.1o; Frankfort t:.57M Ford htvor ss1a'S.
Tho ynr rae ls rather quiet at rreaent and prices
arc Without material change, IS folows; =, m ax.o
sseona ess steae: clear, Inch 10 Inch o SoSo
ThirI clear, Inch. 3S'N Gtq.oo
Ghase Gisas oosns stsas IL and ID toss:i ''
oiesr Hiding lit and ID toastiss sssS :s
Common sssE ssE 1ssssa ssssaa S ssS s S
Wngon-bo1 boards. selected II inches ~ x.,o M
A stock boards. B.."........"....'3 3a'W 3' t5nv ts5o'vM
aoek boatls+ ls+.-........,....'.,'' 1t,@ TS9uv TSuts
Common boards, -, ..............,.. 100 @lou0
Joist, seantling, small tiln6cr, fencing.
oto,, 10 feet aud unllor. .............1 13.M 9139
Joiat and scantllug, II to II fcot..... la@ @s:o9
l1cKcsr square, 4n'v ys.u .nn"