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, 1873-10-27

methodist minister who lived on small salary
us E &, .no NJ ms s on Without VIE oa % a %
TO the steward and told HIM be must have his money fr his nmy
you preach for money thought You pd
would take thousand ike yours to make decent neal"
a clerk in the indianapolis Bostoace Is now IN the stages
drOuth oocaoned By his gI9n in volunteering 70 LICK and % su
Charming and Indianapolis ial 9f looking gir love
that unless he start the sap in bis system he a goner
l0fhe Ihe Mn James Gordon Bennett sitting
OCCASION when General Scott entered and took est drssy
General copy Of the New York Herald which She had se fssns
IL aS S % Es s ssS S one s's % asapss e
port him at the next election
Two French ladies were looking oT & the s aapg1e q Ppe & ~
'9e n n g0SP e baby 1 s;g am oo"S sSr M 4 nurse s
and the child best in that way As tor myself think AZ nu %
look alike How do you find yOus' oh know The soldier who
RE M AGs IN sAS has been somewhat St back b.
discovered bottom his well the body neghe9r who
rFped to sick 70 whisky and let wells alone ah H1i "a
Cifs r0fkkha visited New Hahpsidre and
assr pa n4sng lspesa 9 ne neV ~ @ & fers sls Ia, e
$bsR Ri d Sa hSssS Ss ISi& it, ''T ' - ''
gentleman business Of most things recently
asked respecting person Of quite poetic turn Of Pl9a REPLIED pn
qqqfhk unft3 pat tip) never pay cash.
There now," cried Ree. the other day rnnmaging
swsse9 Si Ou' 'A' gone % Ds''s" a"''"
Another tribe of Indians became extinct IADas
vi i1s hol"'
did ~ - ft'i,t'tot'
Il 8 ikkiit what e fbi viii put man out r A Jersey
lawyer was making hghown speech The other day. telling about
angels tears when honor said Sc0nane your remarks 70 the dog
fghfeaselp rhe lawyer sat down.
Pretty bad under foot said citizen ap9eF as ey met m
ss s sss 3 sa 6 s Sss,sS s IN S9 % going e ss Sis
EssgsS Es paid ssS + E; 1 hi; s, ;"ss' Ssi"g
ally: ses pearls Of great price ol,,fss = 'tii ,t
Trying do business without advertising IKE yukng pretty
gir through paf goggles You may know what ypnre
doln8 ON nqoouJ ese oo7'- ,dt b. nii1si
proud who has been whipped
by seven different women In that place II nothing
bad hapEtnedsni
i D. VI
j M---L wv 49,
, 1873-10-27
The Bashrul Youth.

-5rf He looks as II he dare not tells - feAe 9 ~
The burden Of his feeling
~fr - But ah / know his aim too well ses .tS -
No longer fears concealing.
The time Is up, it must be told, 1ll 1896
She holds her breath to hear:
So let him speak, and be bold, as 70 ..res
3 ni Vt4 eea Why never, never fear.
al4 e4iK5 She smiles and yet he cannot say,
Why, dearest adore you % fi , ~ y %
More than the beau the other day safsa
Who sat proud before you.
But still he caunot press his claim.
FsraCf s-t.L 80 bashfu. yes, indeed fi.sa ~
Oh speak, and tell her all, for shame
tiftsti4 .k,s Or else you'll ne'er succeed.
,ts Oh when the winsome maid you love
So You with her glances. $50
And sighs like santed forms above,
Why don't you1hake advances 2 a & 81 :. X
I've half mind to win the maid, r- - )
q -F,1 And call her all my own;
10 ci3l Since what she s done and what I've said Ms
You ought to live alone.
, 1873-10-27
A worry StrnRe ThinG.

One evening in my forest range
/ witnessed something very strange,
Along the lake side, TO and fro, ,te
saw-a hunter riding Slows
Lo, many deer around him run;
And what does he? He fires at none
He blows his horn, the echoes ring;
VIII any one explain this thingI
Then further walking, puzzled quite,
stood and saw another sight
A skf that held fishing maid,
For fishing perfectly arrayed.
The fishes sported in the lake,
Yet not fish she deigned to take;
A Woodland song heard her sing;
VIII any one explain this thing9
Returning, twas my lot TO see
A strange occurrence, number three,
A horse an empty saddle bore,
An empty skif was by the shore, - y
And where the shady naples grow, f-t.I'
heard two people talking low;
The moon the leaves was silvsring; "a -
~. Our Monthly.
, 1873-10-27

will but a man out. A Jersey. city
peech the other day. telling about
+: AConfine your remarks 70 the dog
, 1873-04-08

the Ice nt Port nu Polio passage ia reported to
be btoakng up. Tho lghthouso-kooper at tho
MlVor Thamos has givon notice tint ut tho River
Inatnos now range lighthouse has boon orect-
90, tho low, rod building having boon replaced
Dy aMghor bntldlng, paintol white, and having
an oloVatton OF a foot above tho anrface OF tho
water, In Which bright light will 10 displayed
until furthor orders from t)1e Donartn,nnk of
Masinc and Tishorlas.
VESSEL SALES.
A two-thirdB interest In tho schoonor Inn
Highly has boon sold by Darnoy Eaton, OF Oak
Crock, to MesarH Sanger and johnson, tanners.
for tho sum Of 81, 300.
-, The Halo Of the steamer Reindeer to partiea In
Toledo has boon concluded, MoBsrs. n. q. Sweet
end II. j: Wallnce being tho purchasers. Tho
price paid was e22, 600.
The tug II: A. Ballantinc Inns boon gold by
NaiIantine d Go. to John Sullivan and 8. Curroy,
q Detroit. Tho pGco ia Rtatod to bo $1,000,
sllo was built ut Saginaw, and is comparatively
Tho echoonor Maid of tho Mist has l,oeu sold
by frod u. Blood to NJ. g. sngo and Henry Da-
ViaA Of Toledo, for q, 800.
Ihe Detroit Free Press says "Tho NORTH
built ut Trenton Q propeller to 30 called th9
Amazon, for freight aoryico on tho lakog wl,icI1,
It IL believed, will DO the largest vessel on tho
lEkeB. Tho Dimensions nre 225 foet keol. ian
foot oyor oil, 10 feet brendth OF beam, nud 20
foot depth OF hold She Ia to be finished of with
two dooltB and four masts, and will bo furnished
With Two compound enginoe, from tho works OF
tho CnyahoBa Furnace Company, C}eyelnnd,
A. a. Turner is tho builder, and i. NJ. Book lag
fJo ready Juno l."
, 1873-04-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

.-..-. MONDAY EVENING, April 7,
ALC0HoI-Was in moderate demand at Il 73@1.7o
DROoN 00RN-There was no change to note. Tho
demand ~ moderate, md prices unchanged fol-
lows: No. haE1 o@eXc per = No. stock braid, TO
d. Id On, Ms1o: do palo md red, 2@2Ec. 49,
DUITEn-Tlero was no decided change III tho
butler Market. Tho demand for good to choice qalf-
tics ngain In Of tho supply, aud the adj
vnnced quotationa Of nst wcck woro readily nnincd.
Low grades wero inquired for to some eztont
TO- LEGAL retailers: We quote +: Common to choice
medium to goo 25@a0o: inferior 10 common 10G21c.
! BAddINa-A liberal movement fiji grain bnga was
noted, and prlccs wore steady r. Other goods In
tho List ruled quiet md unchanged. We quote :
s2ke;, Amoskeag, "aaHei Otter Crook, SO; burlap
1sSe: double aaz25o wool sacfs, d7Eo. 'S' A'e'
BEANS AND pEAS-Were In moderate request at
the rriccs given below: Naves at $2.10Ga2.r1 primo
to choice $11o@225: fair to good, $1G0@2DO: conn.,
mon to mediu, 81. .ooai.oo. Green peas 81. .40@1 GO
por bn; whttn do. 81. .25@l go. '
BUILDING Continue to meot with
fair inquiry Following tho pricea ctrrent s.ucco
t2to@a7s Now York htucco, eastlng ss75@4 Loo: s,1-
pcrane dol $a.60@4.00; Roaondhla cement, $3.50
$50; Utica cement 90 per brl Louisville cemcnt,
500 Akron cement. 6200 marbla dust, g. 153 80:
lime IN bulk, .ooc@s1o0; lime tprls], 6l.25 per
hair, per BY, *o@56e; aro brick, per iooo, $1,000
brick, $12 oo@1so0; country brick So de
6t. Louis hydraulic presaed, 1880 del. milwaukee,
$31h0t DEL. Racine, $3.50, DEL; HillBlae, SIS
deli hra clay, per brl, $4.0o@5.0o. This following ii
tho LIST Of priccs por box Of 80 feet for domestic
window giass, from which reduction Of 45 and per
, 1873-04-08
WOOL.
!. Walter Brown l. Bon, Of Now York; vrito aB

AZ the presont ta'nt tho amount Of stock for aAo Ok
seeds sha roanEosnts Of oonau1nera for tho number
sa @ as
tinsts. of te qnsaiIty q Vol grown during liz PIT
extreme tgroe Tho oturp q Il = stimulated that
The ehanso il {e noro orc rsd becanso, "a whslo ii liz
posture the docks Az tho n! tho looms
sro soprtnK md amost before the fact Is aspSste @
prasen e. ~afa esss 'gss rstos II s
g5eat increase Of osks eyorywere IN of
s ha haa'tS ls's sss
aFy fe ia H. onaney
were generally fnl1y sieoked many Of them them nny,ns
Ing couhries lilo proceeds Of which still arriving
from Auatsalfs and london, wheEo largo quantities
turers who haso thus boon driven by high prices
from t1e tae Of domeao ieSccs to that e foreign
sse e cbapee s Sssf sn Il
woola become cheaper than foreign, for tho reason
that the changing from ono to tho other involves OK.
3ar prices would been woven tnto cloth, ls stil1
IN many instances, lying In tho hands of farmers, Who
toy y aa nas e i. F. compelled 70 take much lower
ga s ses sr1ssao ns not Gm
Sa sae =. have sto
pod work aogchsE IN part, will now, wo trust 10
encouraged TO start thcir machinery again, With fur
fiyo business in ho rY ra!sria rot, We thInk Ii fs
hound reasoning TO conclude, that in downward
novemont from 10 general caune, considerably lower
con tako place. Market ratea 1nay not change much
tor tho nexs fey Hoeks Or until wo approach tho new
clip, but Wn belnyo that Wcatorn holders Of wool will
gain nothing, md may sustain additional 1oss by hold
ng longer thnn In necessary to obtain tho fnr
market milne. Wo would advise prompt shipments
LATEST.
In tho afternoon. whcat was active, and nd
el.l01156@>{.idf SELLER tho month, and sold At
e1.21}4@1. .21A sollor May, the latter closing at
tho inside. Corn was moderately active and 10
higher. No. 2 sold 1T B0s4c seller tho month,
and s096@809{o seller May, the latter closing at
quiet and unchanged.
, 1873-04-08
MARINE.

RonT or oMIoAno. -.
Prop Charles Rie.z, from Mani'teo 100 m II lumber
Prom eonto o i, rom milwaukee, 1900 brs -four $50 b1s
&''p Ga meat, IS 'f baies rass,7a shsslbarrows. ~
Schr Arotur11B, from Milwnnkee 500 tons Iron ore.
seow GRANGER from St. Pauls PtsF,s eaa bark Go N
Prop Anno Laaric, from Ahnapee, 2aca railroad tiea,
o39h m AZ shingles,
soow bpray, from Baugatuck, 90 eds wood.
CLEARED.
sshr sshr ssses tsE aa
sloop .. hi. Morton, for Raeine. light.
Prop Ssssa IS bssss ss sed
schr 8. g. 8 King Kts far South Haven, light.
scow Granger, Tor Ut. paul'a Pier, light.
Prop Annie Laurie, for Kewauneo, Light.
LAKE FnE1a1rTs
woro quiet at 16o for corn to Buffalo. Tho
schooner Hattie Howard Ito arrivo) was reported
for corn to Buffalo ut loo.
4 ITEMg
, sovoral Of the vessels just arrived mot with
immonsa masses OF floating leo In the lake, mud
wore delayed In consequences. Tho sohoonor
tug Union was delayed about throe houra on
their way to milwaukee, Tho propeller Chaa:
noita arriving from Mpnistoo yesterday. got fast
III tho Ice on both tho outward and return trip,
sna was in that condition about ton r hours, o6 Of
inner lake at Manistoo shows no aiguB, aa yot,
Of breaking up, aud 1t Ii thought it will not bo
open for three weeka.
Tho schooner sweepstakes haB boon rebuilt as
tho Detroit Dry Dock company's yard at an OK
ponso amounting nearly to hor original cost,
and will once moro be q aret-claas grain vessel.
Tho schooner fshpenning Is to hRyo BoIne altorG.
tous nude to her aft, and about fifty. tons will
be added to ler carrying capacity. The propel-
lor Allegheny has been converted into steam
barge 1t Algonno. AL ler upper cabin work has
beon removed. sho regatora $50 tons, old moas-
ure,uent. Tae barge Seminole has also boon ra-
built, and will continue as q tow-bargo In tho
lun,bor trade.
THO Detroit Tribune, April 8, aays. Tho tugs
lakes ind rivers will not vary this yoar III num-
bers from laat season, oxoopt the addition OF two
now onos. 4 meoting Of tug-ownors Is called on
Monday to fix the card ratos for, tho season,
The leo IL moving out Of Lake st. Olair, and
, 1873-04-08

hi0erationj 5000.
Lot e1, In Assesaora Black II, SEQ So 50, II, dated
Oct. 10, 1879 ;'conbdoration, s1,1oo.
BROAD At, between rhir.y-nss ut md Archer nv, +,
~ # TO alley, dated March 70 consideration 500.
raelao n.y. a76 nnrth Of Folk nt, W 25 # to alloy,
dated McaSrn Arrlt y e9;ns'erat!o9 :; ID ttio9
Wea % Harrison It, etwoen Coniro AZ y snd May 1t.
= Lot 10, dated Fob. +; consideration, sl.71s..
Wabash ay, Of and near Twenty-ninth et, W 1, ok
io2 fl With M improvements dated March consdcsn-
90 ielo9seo 2els9 il, With building, dased April
rar ~, he}%cen Leavitt and rIoyno ats. T. 80 # 10
alley q aetea T. fr:ie ;on sonsderto m
dated April constellation, q, ,ooo.
Lots 2t mud rs In block GoEsts d-Addislon,
Thirty-socond It, Of and near Vornon nv, + Lot !,
North w;ood t, Z q and ns.f llon ST, 4, Lot 4,
TS:ea !. ness sos 8 4 & Mfs''lina, T. Lot 90, dated
.1sS ae1l0o IT, dated
y. - i oo1sto It, dated Match: TO- N consideration,
Eora ~, 1so It Q, ntrsch at, T. 2s,12e It, dated
Aprtl 4: consideration, $3.50.
March 10; confederation, 1850.
Cornell st wot and near Holt st, ~ rs 4 to alloy,
wsth T. improvements. datod Jan. IA: confederation.
NORTH 1ssalle Ut, hlcoaeg place, +, atx1a7h H.
''sss hg5 &.aa e. sssas 4 % uo.ssoe. au
e:iein sn & soe 49, H. dated Feb as
Undivided q Lot !, In Block ., Of Morgan's Sub
Z; consideration, s., 500.
rhe premises "; a. wost Chicago Az, dated April
os%s s.ssa Msys ess,ss,ssa e 4 w
a d tn fb{$ty
buildings dated 1pril Z; confederation, 50 goo.
Temple IT. OF Chicago AZ II I, "a It to alley, datod
Jan. 8; consideration, Il ,060
SOUTH or CIrr LIMITS.
Fffy-niuth st. 100 It In Pennington l. Grcen's part
IT 900.
Lot at, IN Block Q, Of u rods Of n Boo T. 49, IA,
dated April !; consideration, $500.
Undivided x Of Lot II, In block 81, in Theological
Hcnlnary Subdivision in Hyde Park datod Oct. ls72
consideration, $91o. -.,.'
Block 7, in pharo'a " Of v 300 H. 8s IS, dated
March 90; consideration, $4,000.
Lots and 1, In Block Is. sarno subdivision, dated
April consideration, $500.
Sec " SO, n, dated April l; consideration, 1850.
Lots 70 3 IN Block !, Of Jennings' Subdivision in
ofnw sss 10, So, IL dated June %, 1871; consid
, 1873-04-08
COMM MERClAL.


MONDAY EVENING, April Z.
The following were the receipts sud shipments
OF the loading articles Of produce In Chicago dur
ing the past forty-ofght hours, and for tho cor
responding date one year ago: ~
, 1873-04-08
THE NEXT COTTON CROP.
The Momphis Avalanche has tho following

+ Ia evident from what have already learnod that,
aa,esa pso1ueers @ suddenly change acics the coming
n the history Of American cotton and TINT win any
thing IKE favorable season, there will bo next fa aid
than can DO conveniently gathered. II is truo that
our increased labor supply Ia largely at The o1-
ponHo Of Georgia, Alabama, etc., but that still
insures increased production for each halo Jost to
those 8tatea By that emigration two baes will 10 FORTH
coming from the mora productive lands Of our own
socuon OF tho cotton belt. In this view OF things low
pEteea for cotton ne1t nro mora than probable,
anu Will therefore be thu part Of wisdom for farmers
70 encayor to ratse enough Of and meat for home
CONSUMPTION. Such is the policy country merchants
Th enGoaraga to tho full e1tont Of their influence.
"a Planter told Us Tho other dsy that ie hid nsyor
seSn 10 much guauo carried into tho country na was
9n6 oat INTO ihih sectoa this year. Our own obaor-
% usaefs y a. Present heavy, but We have 10 ready
yelry.n ~ s S4 A"'"''4
, 1873-04-08
REAL ESTATE.
CRY FHQrEnTl

CRY PROPERTY.
The following Instruments were tilod for record
Oh Monday, April7:
West Washington st, bsswoen nobsy and ranco,u.
nf 2o1l25 It, dated March 20 consideration 10000
Evana st, between Union aud HaIstsd I. undivided
, 1873-04-08

!. GREEN FRuITH-woro in moderate demand at
tho nsices gtven below: Apress common to fair,
41to43.0o; good TO choice. S5.to99.7t por brl.
from atore:, crunbcrrios Ion1ttvatetl 1t $lo.o0@
9a $ns ~ It Nto91oo ner hox Vslenoie :osangcs,
n.tar, ~ poe cass ao ri rer @o1.
aHsefmG MS 90, per nox Ct eaea ao AooS
a5toGER1Es-rhe I inartet opsna rather 4atot tt'a
H. Heek, .aG ,ang III tho nemnmu uolng nttf3natoH 20
~ nv ,i%i H. SouIon M n5 =. iuaas; ~ valnes
~ c"Een were aGvcoIeu. tmn prees current
- S g otUnn y. ass "teh petnB iuny huaAhea al!
n'u.iu. y. ~ ~ 4uoto p -
rosrnrpio.ts pt,~n"n soninMasso4c: 545:, o0,oo.
CoFfhEa-hoohhr a0a1lo u y. s6VA, 2sGe2go !;
!asnt 70: 2e9ae1So; fancy Rio. !4}192454o; choco
90 a40a2tAc; prime N!ol 23A@24o; good do, 93A
@23dc; oomnon do t22999Ao; rohating do,
Singapore, 21h824Ao; Uos.a lca, fancy, 24f @32t1o;
do pri'ue 949924Ao htarncatbo, a3A@23,lc.
oANpLEs-atar, full wcight, 20d@2ic; atcarine, full
Weight, i616@1Go: do nhort weight, 1fxl8l5o-
hIuE-Tatna: 8HGa8aoi Rangoon, 71h@ao Carolina,
999ko; Louisiana. 7a{@b1c.
ass sunAnspstont r. ont It Inf lsf9i3o; crushed pow.
@llHo: 90 No. 2, 112i@1l9o; 3, '111!@i1ho; extra
uu3f@nAo; q No p ll0sl@l3o; yellow Q. i8N@
1oAo; choice brown, 1oH@10Ho; primcdo, 1o@104o
tar DO, ek@9aci choice molasaes sugar, ION
tsirdo, o@9Ao; Now Orleans angar, ehoico, 1oA@
Otso; do prime, 05i@t0o; do, fafrt 0A89}io: COM
mon. 8t43a11c.
nYnurh-Diamond drlpH, N.a5@1.I0; silver dsipa
extra fine, 7a376c; good HNRhr-honao syrup, 45648o
extra 49, a0fb5dot Now Orleans rno!asaes, choice 80
fGHS0s i10 nrirnh fk0ATh GEEG50n.
, 1873-04-08

at e4t0 10 dor do At $4o0; doz do ut sa7o; coops
1t $4.h; 7 coops ht $9.7b@400.
pOTAToES-Ther IL i goo1 inquiry for elipmcnt,
and ohocc Western poachblows aso lrm at b7@ooo on
car ohotce pcaciblows At Coo 9 do at 6so;
DO o7o. A On trnct chr nt CSC car ut eio, both
sALT-Thcro was no change. Tho donand wes mod
ernto at tho prices Bivon below: Onondhga and BhB-
nav, t1ne $2.as; ordinary eoarsc, coarse D9a-
bags, $3.50; dairy, with bags, ~ ao@A A.60; Ashton
dairy, Per seek, 500; ground alum' $2,2S@2.oo;
BASH, DOons, AND pL1NDs-The demand con-
nues TO improve. tho quoted prices being alhcred to
, 1873-04-08

sHEEp-RecoIved 900. There was fair de-
nand but limited supply, aud pricea remoin
nominally unchanged. We quote poor to COM
mon at $3.75@4.25; medium at s4.60@525, and
good to choice ut a6.50@B.25.
, 1873-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SChcnck's PulmOnic Candy

Embraces 10 great oRsee all tho principles OF obopna
namone Syrup, and while rossant to tho iaaio ~
to purost of oonGcons A medicinal proporties rondor
ot!eotuat in coughs colds bronchial md catarrhal a.
iect!ons 90 is tho most hccoptabo ronedY for cid.
lpn Or nhnta, anti can bp 6iFon With in,puay HIo Tor
protosstonnl Gantloe those who saor from loss oi
yheac candies aso NIT In 21 cont bo1ss conysu,oat
otB. H. IL ET1Ii ! K eGh nv oeaA-
y, r. corner ss1t6 and Arch. .sss,. P6ilsSoin;h,n>
, 1873-04-08
CIRCULAR.
TnE4BuHY DEPARTMENT. OrF1cK nr rHF1


COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY, April l, 1873. !
The act OF March o 1895 provided that $780, Goo
Issued to National H.nis sed % b. apnoronsd TO TO 49,
socations in tho statcs, in tho District Of ooumbta
and IN tho Terrtoriea aocordtngto
ed n the seyern States IN tho District Of Uoumbia
and in tho Territories having due regard to tho oxst.
ng capital resources, and business Of auch State Dis
The act Of July ia 1870 authorized tho isss OF ss4
9oo ooo addition to te $500 600 abroad, authorized
leg than thsir proportion under, he above
sRp0fI2nehns ;1d q provided that tho increased
tonment based upon The census Of 1870 Section of
The Same act required that after the author
lied should b taken up SIS 600 Of circulation
cess should be Withdrawn and distributed among tho
s&atea md Territories having less than their propor-
sSR 70 =; y s3usza the ano The Of
aaoauona circulation has boon hpportioneu to banks
nlreadJ organized proceaa Of Organization IN tho
Western and Southern sates, but tho whole a1nount
eome months to come possibly not until tho meetinu
q tne ne1t Congress- As soon "a tho whole amount
fon f1ah nno 6s 1ssed @ t. VIZ be ny duty to make requ!n
tho states of tst,ode Island, connecticu and Mas
aehases. having more than 1900 600 circulation, for
hs oeo for 81 Of ets tSo taa. ep.
e@ason @ Alto q National Banks for thu organization
q new Nauona Banks circulation to 10 issuod upon
the condition that the same nmount Of notea Of Nation.
o. Banks which have closed business shall be first
tssned to the states Of being largely ii excess Of
the amount contemplated by tho acts referred 10, no
1ar1her Issue of circulation beyond the amount al
socaons organized IN those States. Worry Respectfully
JNo J. Ksox, Comptroller Of tho Currency.
nm AMERICAN SECURITIES IN FRANKFORT.
Ihe following we're the quotations for Ameri-
can corporate eecurties at Frankfort, Germany,
Oh the 18th of March -
, 1873-04-08


CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN EARNINGS.
Tho earnings Of tho Chicago Il Northwestern
hallway Company for tic geooHd Weok in March
compare as follows with tho earnings at tho cor
responding period last yenr;
1871 .S211 ,773,67
AAcGcaSe.. ...............,.,,,,.S S3l 500 81
, 1873-04-08

sEEDs-Timo.hy was IN nodernte demand at $a.75
@3.50 for common to choice seed. Oloco in Light
request at *6o47o for ordinary aud 100 for choce
mammoth. Hungarian sold ut g. 90 ind s1.16 mlllet
and fax wcro quiet au unchanged. Wo note sales Of
y bags choice Hungarian st $780, 12gs prime At
e'1o 10 bsga At ssoo 80 hass 1T % bag. sss
Ss pngs mammoth ct 80 bags Hungarian at sl6
TEAs We quote !: Young HyBun common to
falr, so@eoe; do good, c5@7de; do choice to extra
ane, Sl.0o@1.2o: common to nne old HyBon, 70c3
t1oo common imperial, eo@ess; sood e eeieo 90, 50
&1s@1.2o; sttas, sl.5s@l.4t; shelce e s5tra leaf
mon do, .2@t5o eoorcd natural Loaf Jsran, 5s@o5c;
common to ino ooong, aS@45o; good, Go@70o; choice
GogAo0Wsa s2'1d auia. md rm 1;aa., .,,.
75c; common. 55@oOe; poor, lo@50e.
PIua--Natural leaf, 7d@B6o; half bright, eo@7oo:
black, sound, 48955c.
saoKIaa1 13EE1talss, ao@3so; medium, ao@a2o; conn
49.o0i hickory, $14.00 snbs, $759@800. delivered.
WooL-Thoro wns no visible change In the condition
Of this market. 6ma orders eoelved occasionally
from Wosnrn mills but with this exception there
nothing doing. Pl1ces arc woak and Irregular. We
nfn
, 1873-04-08

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD.
Depoa-fho A. Lakess, Iniianado. and Sizesnth-tf..
and Canal and Stxtesnss. Ticket oGce IN Briggs Houss
and at depot& "
, 1873-04-08

CANNED GOODS AND pIOKLEs-Tha dornnnd for
canned goods continues good for tho season. ad the
nnrkct exhibits decidedly firm tono, Prices UNDER
| went no quotable change:
A.. " u t1ANNxu doopg.
, 1873-04-08

QILs-Turpeutine was weak aud lower, with which
exception values wore without quotab1o change.
Lard unsoed, and naoat other descriptions arc firmly
ao NO. We Ss &c. Ss;0Rn r;w
boiled, $l.0o@l.02; whale, eBo sPortn, s2o0G3.10;
neat-foot oil, strictly pure $40 DO extra, 05c; do
osc; turpsntne, 100; naphtha, g. gravity. a1@22o;
nsphthn. common, 17Ga1Bc.
PAINTS, OoLOlls, AND pUTTY-The inquiry con-
uluoa fairly aotve and prices genora!y we'll
taiued Loads huyo raceaty advanced at the Eaat dry
lead now houg held at l.0 IN New York. Tho feel
ing hero Ia stronger III sympathy. We quote:
, 1873-04-08

sor. elssF a9a dsd 5s5gs g. for hsms all paokea
sl0;oo@1o.5o,, boof, :hams; s2g.o0@20.6o. city
tsl1soM ts1sG ?'ih;@7s1os, greano qaotable, at "
pork nt e15.bo 90 brla do Country 1t S160D,
25o bsla de-; bu{yor tho %9nth s9n et S1b55, 1oO6
s15.66; 25o brls do nt $500 750 br1B do, soller
Jnue'at s1eo5; 1920 hrls do at s1o.oo; Zoo brla
1000 brls DO at $10t0; 1500 tca lard, sollor May
ut $3.50; 600 tes DO at a845 10 tcs kettlcd lard
At 1886 caBl, 10000 tbs ehort ribs, nbor NAV
atac, 400 tea awoet pickled hams, st. Louis cure
(1911 lhs), at IL g..
: Flonr iFas dull and unchanged, III symputhy
with reported inactivity in Now York. fhor1o
was very little demand from any GLASS Of bnycrs.
dera Holders woro firm ut former quotations.
Bran was dull. salos were reported Of 40 brls
white wintor extras at $1,000 100 brls do {B.,n-
1owcD at s7.G214i 100 brls do on private tor1na;
60 brla spfing o1tras at $3.50; 90 brls do nt
vato terms; 100 lrlB superdnos at $3.50; 25 6rls
rye at @. 30. Total. 92b hrlg. A1so 10 tons brnn
ing range of pricoB At tho close: /. Il