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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

To BE well-dressed you should wear
either the Elmwood OF Warwick collar. They
are better imi stiona of linen than any other
made
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

PAEsoE's Purgative Pills viii greatly
relieve, il not entirely cure, dyspepsia when
everything elsa fails. They have been tried
in some desperate cases. and have given more
relief than any other medicine.
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IT Is estimated that the surplus wheat
crop Of Minnesota for 1873, in its trans
portatlon to market at Chicago, Milwau-
kee, and Duluth, will Eli 1OO, 900 cars,
constituting more than six thousand five
hundred trains of fifteen cars each.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

THE prospecting agents sent to this
country by the Russian Mennonites re-
port in favor of Texas for cattle-raising,
Kansas for. fruit-growing, and Mime
sofa for the cultivation of wheat.
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5 FARMERS. -tfW ealth and Wonders
OF the Boundless West" It Is new, sad having
E wonderful sale Advertised in this paper.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

A BUSINESS THAT PAYs.-See ADVERTISE
ment Of Wealth and Wonders Of the Bound
less West" One agent Is clearing S2ooper week.
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The proposed telegrsphic cable be-
tween San Francisco aud Japan will,
when laid, complete the telegraphic cir
Gle around the world. .-.-.-
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ONE cold af e. another will. with many constttu
tons securely establish the seeds Of ConSun ptiOn
in The system. Those Ia need OF rene y VII md
rJayne's ENpsetorant always prompt. thorough
and eflcacfo1s.
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Z SAMPLES FREE-The SATURDAY EVEN
NO POsT. SIs Walnut street, Philadelphia gives
q beautiful chrome to every yearly subscriber
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rrrasoaTn ElAelsINERY

" The tnEeaElTa genius o.
| - -. e Ulccea o. a ShautsEl
f{f|tE.sl<z tgblch- 70 the CESSNA. uhser-
YER appear. 80 lntr1e4ts
NY ard won texfEf rs Ecarcesy
| e asezu naorsII the crea
rs- Glos Of eoEns Superior hs-
ing an the uorE Of Common usans res the 1rae-
ICED eye q the Gft4Sau sees Beauty md hArmoay-
z ned; bst seoye ~ The hznsan hcey Z P4esing
trlngs. We'll hss The INSPIRED writer exclEir1lo
= . AZ : tearLnlly and sondsEfa!iy Eoaee-, Iha
Sway OF t1s 1ur1ll system rltl 10 nrEaaro18
za1s and he sa9ctia1s s.ieh they ssr.orna, = ,sei
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boz sessly lhe esfEaony Of tbs E1eeasnezy = q
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SOMETHING THAT TAKEs.-The three
fold com tination agency for selling wealth
and Wonders Of the Boundless West There
is much sure money in it. See advertisement.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

IT Runs LIKE RRAmE FmE?-Dr.
Walkers Vinegar Bitters rms like a
prairie fire. The fame Of the temper
ance tonic is, however, but poorly ex-
emplifed by this figure of speech for 8
prairie fire runs only In one direotion,
whereas the reputation of the bitters
spreads toward all points Of the COM
pass. There is not q square mile Of in
habited territory in the United States,
where this meritoriOus preparation is
not appreciated. IF any theoretical gen.
tlPman thinks he is prepared to show
that there is nothing in il, " we advise
him TO go the prairie states, in the Mis-
sissippi valley, to thedeltas Of the south
ern rivers, TO New England, In fact,
anywhere within the limits Of "Uncle
Sans real estate" and ventilate his
views. By 80 doing he can raise hear
tier and moro general laugh than has
ever yet shaken the sides Of an intelh
gent people. Persons who have been
cured can't help laughing at other peo-
pie, who tell them that the medicine
which saved their lives Is failure. li
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The police. of Savannah are given
We cents apiece for each rat killed, and
some of the men make an extra dollar
per day. -D
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

Coon mcmillan iron viii, silvery
voice, plenty of brass, and little tin
will win golden opinions.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

Orr WHITTIER, s's g 7 L sSat'i e. =
lslagcat enEaEpd hifi T5tfi tssafll phEsic.A5 y
he age. fionsci Eeals - fsais-rtiHi fgo. thil o.
- rise. lt puiiala1 is4F- lilt ianr % Jo1HE 1eu
,is 50 Ger i ser Wis f-.. r Z .utf.s trea'
3 s+sl t-ifs 80. - . -. 10y ,,i-Hi,,rt-'
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CLOTHES
wRINaER

THE late Gov. 0eary pronounced Or. sIaIlen.
berger s Fever aid Agne ntidote public bene
facdOu. single trial win establis IT'S merit.
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"a 4 g s: sSs si sa.
thOrity upon practiesi srs1ects and s hisa toHsd
literary journal only e 50 year less 20 ciuoa-
fsraef mem inns or cash commissions agents.
Ihirteen nurahera (OcS. JAM On trial for only
Hfty centss Premium lists, etc, sent ne 70 ~
rl AdS S1Rssi T. sfonRE New Yark city.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-30

IT IS said that notary appears like a
mule when he is drawing up a convey
ance.
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DR.. j. walkers Sallf0FHia ia
war Bitters are a purely Vegetable
/ Jreparation, made chiefly from the ma
i've herbs found on the lower ranges of
he Sierra Nevada mountains IF Califor-
ia, the medicinal properties of which
IRE extracted therefr0ni without the use
# Alcohol. The question is almost
lailS asked, :. What is the cause Of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR Bgr-
srERs7" Our answer is, that they remove
The cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier aad a life giving principle,
perfect Renovation and InvigoratOT
If the system. Never before in the
history Of the world has q medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR EITTEEs IN healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir TO- They
are q gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation If
lhe Liver and Fiseeral Organs. N Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of Dr.. WALxER's
VINEGAR BITTERS are Aperient, Diaphoreslc
CRrIninatIve, Nutritious, Laxative, DiuTetic
Sedative, CoUnterI rritant, SudOrite. Al.eEa
tive. aud Anti Bilious e ,f
II. Il. Nc DOSAI4D * CO..
Druggists and Gen. CTS. San Franciseo California
and cor of Washington and Charlton SITS. " j.
Sold by All Druggists aRd Dealers
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NEw YoRK. Isza-a.. wEEEAI.Y 5!

extended
tlons but the shlc
which viii, follows;
Itisa Of Do found 10
dEsed when presented
aclsar nelfg hles
kind nothing
ars carefully ssiessd aad leysy printed IN Us
hFstEats atse
agricultural
Eghts
70
cattle % which d.
dollar
club II order 70 have TIE
ruzs vsu.s.v o. =. - 8 81. Yea. 20 ss
eeD0a ds
8
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There Is prospaet that tbs sewing
machine monopoly which for iong
time past has besn 50 snornoasly pro
htRble, viii soon be broksn up Il
seems that al the xisal patents affecting
the construction OF the machines ex-
pired some time ego. vita the exception
of what is called the Batehelder patsnt,
covering the wheel feed" OF apparatus
which moves the work slong uadsz the
needle with the exact speed required.
It is very important feature, sad the
manufacturers Of the machines have
hitherto relied with confidence on Gheir
patent covering the whole ground 50
securely that no substitute Cor the
Sc wheel feed" could be used But one
has been invented which Is claimed 70
be enthusiastically dihersnt, and large
numbers of machines are now being
manufactured with the new attachment.
The monopolists have brought suit for
an Infringement, but it would seem
with little prospect Of success, and there
is a fair probability Of very great re-
duction in the price of sewing machines
before long.
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


,v--ss. TUESDAY EVENING, April 1s.
.ALC0llOL--Wha in moderate demand aud steady at
41.73Gs1. .B0for 9k Per cent proof
BEANS AND lEAa-Ghoico hand-pckcd beans arc
ID request and Arm; common lots Are plenty and
rather allow Of salo Peas Aro unchanged. Wo repeat:
Uhoice hAndpicked navies, S1G0; do modiumn, $2{6
lnfcr1or erad9s. gseon peas Tin brls) $780,
uAdn1NG-Thero have bocn no changes Of import
anco In Tho. condition OF tho market. Bteal3ty fair
movement II Witnessed ntho dttoront lines Of goods
and prices roain steady aud firm all around Stocks
aro full. Tho following Rre tho quotations; Stark,
Stark, $40 Ludlow. $50; Lewiston, 3lHo; American,
a2Ho; AmoskoaR. a2Ho; Ottes Greek, $40 hnrlap
bags, and bn, 1Q822o; gunuies, single, 17016o
double, 2a@20o !; wool racks, G7Kc. -.
BROOM Q0nN-About the usual nunbor Of orders
for tho better grades Of corn woro received. There
was no change In prices. We quota No. hurl, GO
6ko per b; No. 1stoak braid, 6@5Ho; No. 2 DO, 90
4Ko do, a@a1@o fnside green, 34oi do red TIP, a@
buiLpiNa MATEN}A2s in moderate do.
msnd At the prices given below stucco, $3.50
@216; NOW York stuoco, cAst!ng, $3,7b94.o9 ~
ge5ns A. *sso@too Ro,sad'o eensnt s22s9
AkFen ron, esmen ,5se 91., ds,t t2,s
bEl white sand, pcr bril- 90 plaste1ng hsr,
Ba!ld&ins Bi & sise Ssiof {common1 @ % M brc
2oo@lsoo; countr, brick, sl0ooal3o0, dollvored ;
st. Louis hydraulic pressed, $45oo delivered MIL
waukee, &o2.60. delivered Racine $780, delivered
uilladae, $25.o0, delivered fra clayt per bril- $001
$780, Tbs following fs tho lt Of prlcea per box Of 10
feet for domeatie window 8lhts, from which rouc-
lion Of Is and por cont IA fu&da to deAtSEAs
, 1873-04-16

Withdrawn from store on yestorday for city
consumption: 8,os5 bu wheat; 4,s42 bu corn
1,21o bu oats; s,127 bu ryo 1868 bu barley.
The following grain has boeu inspected into
etoro, this morning, up to 10 O'clock; 10 oAra
wheat IA cars ooru and 21 asss oAst Total,
81 cars, or $4,000 bu. Also, 1900 bu No. a
corn by canal. ,.
Tho death Of O. J. w,sth, member # tho
Board Of Trade. was announced 90 'ChAnks To-
day, and appropriate rsso!ussons wars adop!sa.
A. number OF sbo resssl-owners OF tkiu city
were discussing to-day ths mead for o.
tenBion Of the towing facilities on the 81. Clsir
bud Detroit RvorH and il vas proposed that
the Vossel- Ownora' Association Of this city take
home stops in the matter. II was not atatod
that any conclusion was arrived at, but the gen.
&lo,nen wero very reticent on tho subject, for
reasons thRt need not hero be stated.
A now schedule Of railroad freights to Eastern
points took effect to-day. It makes reduction
and 30 per 100 lbs to other points. They nre
now coo TO New York. and G5o to Boston.
The proposal TINT the Board Of Tsnde shall
not enforce contracts botweon isa mombera II
made before O'Clock in tue morning, Or after
O'Clock In tho evening, is now posted on the
bulletin-board. The rule would bo good ono i;
but It ought to be amended 10 a. to include all
trading done on days declared BY tho board to be
lie Fourth Of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas,
and Now Years; but II tho Board cloaes its aoora
on thoBo days 1t ought not to encourage assem-
lilies in the corridors. Much bettor keep the
rooms open oyery day In the year, except Sum
days.
On deliveries Of wintor stored grain, made be-
foro O'Clock to-day, the seller aoduoted 70 per
hu, 40 TINT the grain could run: daya aftor Do
livery, On 40 storage. Aftor 8 o'clock to-day
regular grain must have days to run from the
tlmo Of ,delyory, on 40 storagei or
2J(o must be deducted from 4}xc;
IIenco Ut 5 o'clock to-day q nomlna!
advance Of 20 per bu occurred In tho prtco OF
regular grain, Independently of Al actual olhnge
In Tho market for options for delivery after the
1Irst half OF this month. Winter stored grain
will now be- subjcot to an additional charge OF
11o nor bu for every ton days, or part OF ten
DAYS, that 1t may remain in store.
Tho leading. produce marketA warA again quiet.
, 1873-04-16

Eo0s-Wers In dsrnaud on local and shipping ac-
count 1t 118l&o. aales include b6DU ox u l3c eco
dox do at 12Ho; 800 doa At l2d % bs1s In shIppng
order, 1t 14o; 10 urls do st 1870. +.
FEATuEN8-Wsre In good reqneet dnd firm. desao
feathers very Wo repoat quotations: Prime
live geese ut 100, from nr4t hands tobbng pricos,
77N@B0a for assorted festhors mxsl feathers, good
gradss, t5(36so common do, 25@4uc; chicken, t9Bo.
TI8n-No important changes haso taken place In
Trade 10 quito active - in tormor seaaona ut COR
Of dealers both tho local and Interior demands being
liberal. A nlIght advance In bay 1aekerol Ia noied,
aado from which quotations Aro tho same as on the
date Of our last weekly rossew, whore they are
nrmly sustained: No. whitehall, Il brl, $7.0u;
No. 2 do, %e.75; No. ! ehose nackere!, u br',
$ll.0o@l1.25; No. bay, {o.0089.25; No. bay mack
ercl brl, $1.25@7.b0: No. ahora kits SlB53l 30:
bank cohhsh, pef 100 tbs $8.0Q@6,2t; Georges cod
fsh &ebU@1,16; Labrador herring, split br1, $900G3
p60; do x bril- $4.76@5.00: Labrador herring, round,
brl, Sa0o@a.6o; do brl, 80; boz herring,
No. SlG53ac; box herring. scaled, 428A6ot Columbia
Rtvur salmon, 4 bsls, fl0.00@10.2s.
FRUITS AND NuTd-The week under review has
been fairly active tn this Department. aud prices
have invariably been well sustained Thu low price IT
which doncstca have recently besn Offering, has A.
trAced the attention Of specuators and atocks afro
being concentrated, there IL prospect of armer
market. Imported frulta exceedingly arm, In con.
sequence Of Tho high gold premium, but u "o except
advance o. 200 per box In rhs!na, no changes AaVa
taken place. Tho atock Of raIsus ii small and fur
thar upward movement II looked for, We now quote
FoaE1oN-Dates, 6N@oo; ngs, drumE, llG914e; ags,
box. l4A0l1Has Turkey. .prunee, 9H61oHei Fa!slas,
s2.7001.eO; Zaats crrrantst std4Ho. DoMKsr1o-Aden
Applea. ls011o; Michigan do. 6N 08o: Wastasn do. "a
, 1873-04-16

nAne aa tho pricea Of yestorday, though oats
were quoted stronger In Now York. Seller tho
month, or regular No: q, sold ut 24esS@416os
seller hfay at 2936@2B9So, and selier Juno at
20T@90o. Btriotiy fresh receipts closed at2714o.
Cash aa1es wore 1oportod Of 1900 bu at 27I1o;
600 bu (2c atorago) at 209@o; 5000 bu at 2416o;
10000 bu at 249so; 5000 bu at 2496o coo bn, by
sample, at 800 COO bu do at 01o; GOO bu do at
30o. Total, 24,200 bu. j,
:. 1syo was quiot, but firm, At yastordAy'a quota!
tIons, with 04o bid all through tho sasa1on for
No. ., On 20 storage, and worry little oftored:
Salos wcre restricted TO 400 bu No. gilt-odgcd
rooelpta at Co., and 400 bu do 10 Borago) at Gao.
Barley Nas moro aotivo, and hvoragea 10 lower
than ycstordny. Tho market oponod quito weak,
with 4 salo OF scller tho month at Gg13o {vintof
storage), but improved to G81fo 1t tho oloeo.
heller May sold cnrly at 700, and oloacd with firm
holders at 71o. New receipts Of No. 2 varied
from 09@74o, according to location. No. 8 naB
In bottor donand, at G6@62o. Cash saloa wore
reported Of 400 bu No. a., D. d Coz at 74o;
400 bu do at Gao; 400 bu do (R. II At coo; GOD
bu do, regular, at o8>1o; 900 bu No. 9 (Contrnl)
OF Go; 800 bu do IN. ~ At Coo; 400 bu rciectod
(rogular) at 400 400 bu by sample at &1.10;
400 bu do at 91.00; 400 bu do at $40; 400 Blu do
at 800 bu do at 65o; 1900 bu do at 64o; 1,200 bu
do'at Coo. Total, 10800 btl.
The following is tho ofacial report Of grain In
storo In this city on tho evening OK Saturday last
aud at corresponding dates:
, 1873-04-16

DUTTEn-Tho week under royisw has Witnessed q
stili further depreciation In tho value Of this stapo
the doeline being moro noticeable In roll, aud tho
poorer grades Of packed. The receipts have got IN
thing ike activity In tho demand has allowed some
nls accumulation, and realizing hat tho course Of
bs 1ols have urged aaos evcn docline Btrict
i choies dairy 1n tubs and pails connae. scarce and
hold vttS NOR. % iibesatg thsn during tho precedink
two three reeks but Tho chief inquiry, hereto
foro u on local account Wo quote: Common to choice
medium to good, 2503oo; inferior % common, 108
23c. -
able weather Of the past week hns Witnessed aono
slight Improvement in tho canned goods trade, but
and tho geaaon IN now far ad1ancad that dealera
have dpspaircd Of doing anything moro than fair
bunlnees, and the market has lost much OF ta buoy
anry Corn ia scarce and advanced, and b tomatoes
are higher but with those exceptions tho quotations
arc substantially tho 1atne q week ago. Imported
pickles aro nrmor, owing to the sdvance In gold pre-
mum: . .
, 1873-04-16

HoGs-Tho light receipts induced confident
feeling al around and holders naked aud buyera
chosrfully Paid further advance Of 100 per 100
they Wcrc firmly sustained to tho close. Very
fow sold under $5.o5, while by far tho larger por-
ton changed hands at s5.40@5.50. Some 4 cnlls''
were closed ont ut $5.15@5.25, while a car load
Or two Of extra fctehed @5.o5; but those sales.
DO taken into account. All the fresh receipts
woro Picked up, but thororemain in tho pens un-
sold several hundred stale hogs that woro bought
last week on speculation, and which tho hold
tho priooa they paid for them. The market closed
firm.
, 1873-04-16

Tho Boston Shipping I.isi says:
Tho a1Iel Of ths wtsk have tsen upwards Of 1opo,-
600 Ms domestic and foreign. but ee uktf9t remains
in the dull state prsvoutiy uocsd and tAlss
out q ths que.ton except :. ysty lom spd unsastae
md tho comparatively low pricea now current II but
reasonable 10 look for aoms check to Tbs downward
moyenent but ~ yet theEo ia no Indication Of Afafor.
abls chRnKc. Flceces have been sold lower tho part
week than It any time for two years md W market
per h for good llnes Of Ohio and Michigan and
for good Woatern aud Winconsin and considerable
lot could b8 forced oil &boEa these gures oxcot vary
clocs Ohio and fenns5lysn!a Of aupssio. quality and
IT'LL undersolling and this accounts for tho vary
limited sacH of looces for the pant two weeks. Our
oaeEs very fortunate IN placing tho bulk Of thetr
fscce wool some wecks sgo, When prlces ruled much
h!Kher than aro now current.
Extensive prepsratons have bean nnds for handling
thu CLIP aud 1t is behaved that much larger per-
coaRe Of Wool from tho Weat and California will md
lts way 10 this market during tho year. Large hnd
grading. aud tho e1nharIassmenta In consequence Of
tho nre haye been fully overcome. Even With lult
Rrkok our weekly aAles are seldom leas than 600
ths, and tho largo quantity Of wool rcceive aud sold
the wool trade Of the country III fast centrelng here
From groat Britain adyces indicate no material
chAnge but Il IA feared that tho result Of tic London
April salea will establish lower pYces for wool abroad
and have an unfayorable influence hers, About
staudssiI. No buyers from tbs East have made thor
appearances. and Krces have not bean liked yst for
tho how clip.
In tho afternoon, wheat Was active hut weak,
doclining Tt@5ko, and closed at el.l9 cash, and
e1.2l@l2lH seller May. Corn WRa dull and
CASTOR olosfng with sellers at 991lo, $3.50, and
87c for seller April. seller May. and roller June.
, 1873-04-16


sEEDs-Timolhy less active than yesterday, but
better demand aud Arm at $4.75G84.85 for nfsdum,
1.Bo. Millot Was quiet and firm 1T 9oc@$100 We noto
ssles Of 37 bags choice tnothya at "A bags primo
3e bag. ta2s 49, bsEs at 4o bsgs at
Hungarian It $l3o; Go bags st 3f.2s.
tho high pricos Of gold induces nrner feeling, and
the annexed quotations arc fully sustained: Young
70 oeholce d, Inn 70 good suepovdot, 100
e extra oaf japan, a6e@sioo; iair to good DO, SS
SOC common do, 424to colored natural leaf Japan,
tt@oso eommon to tlno ooiong, ss@tso: good, cog
TOBAccO-Ia In faiF request at former quotations:
CuEw1No-F1no Cnt-E1trs, 76@8bo; cloico, co9
ftue-Nstaral fssf,, 1t@sjo; Ealf bright. eo@7oo;
black sound, 43955c.
snoxlno.IE,tIs, a7@sso; medium, so@sao; com
WOOD-Remalns quiet and weak. Te quote: Deech,
s1aoo; q maple ssoo hickory sl+oo: 'lsb', s'do@
woOL-Thcro was no important change. 4 fow
orders sro received from Westorn manufacturers but,
hsido from this, thcre waa no change. Prices are
weak and unsettled, as follows:
Tub washed, n1tra medium. ..65968o
Tub, washed, fair to .e1@a6o
Fieeeo wsss "insg xx,
T1ecco l#ashcd, light. .46@s4ao
Flceco, washed, *, d'ngy. ...4o9l4o
Fieece. %sshed, madIu lient. 47Ssoo
Fleece, washed, medium .40Gs45c
Floeco, washed, xkx1. in good condition.
Fleece, unwasled, coarse to medium. .32sso
Fleece, unwaAhedt coArsc, and dlugy 7sGs3lo
snpor rn!te4 10
Hurry wool 6aioo iess. '71e' 1''
RAILROAD DFREldHTs-A reduction in rail frclghta
has taken place. The following tho ratea
, 1873-04-16
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, April IL.
Tho following we're tho receiptH and shipments
OF the loading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago: