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TUE Committee on Privileges Of the Iron
i MOulders' Picnic, TO be given at James
Park, on Saturday, June 2, Is2, viii receive
sealed bids for the privileges Of the bar, con-
fectiOnery, cigar stand. etc, until the 18th
inst. The Committee reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
+. CARNEY,
l3B Front street.
F. FITZGERALD.
NJ. LEAHN,
jus Committee.
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AWNINGS AND TENTS
MADE To ORDER.
J. P. LALLEMAND,
$50 Second street.
ICE.
ICE. ICE. ICE.

MEMPHIS ICE COMPANY are now, and
WI will be throughout the season, fully pre-
pared to fill all orders for pure lake ice, in
large or small quantities. Orders left at No.
Towards Row., IS Monroe street, or at our
large house, Nos. 9 and IL Clinton street, will
meet with prompt attention and gentlemanly
treatment, and satisfaction guaranteed to all,
rs Ice packed and shipped to all points by
railroad or river.
HICKEY, BARTLETT & TO0MER.
MempbhS- Nav Il. 1872. mVl6 cod
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HOT AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS,
CHARGE FOR THE SEASON:

DltlEu per 4dg
Board per month Of 20 ays----------- ~
Children and coiOred servants H~ALF-PRICE.
White servants, according 20
tfons, furnished. q. i. PETTON & Co
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PLuMBINe, sl5 seeond street.
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A CARD.

A GRAND display of fireworks at He
brew picnic, June 18th.
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FOB CINCTNNATI-

III SA-NCA-N~NAAL
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Cincin-
nati-The splendid side-wheel steamer
ANDY BAUM,
H. j. Ninton-. master Geo. II. AlcOpe-clerk
VIII leave FRIDAY, June 18th, at , PIN.
For freight or passage apply to
5. B. MILLER Agent, No. Elliott Block,
Jul3 cor. Promenade and Jefferson streets.
Cincinnati. Louisville and New Orleans
Packet Company.
The new and elegant passenger steamer
ER RObt. Mitchell.
X. IT. Wade----..master Frank tein---.clerk
VIII leaves as above FRIDAY, June 18th, at
u m. For freight or passage apply on board
or to Z d. COBB, Agent, 2G6 Front street.
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DRIVEN WELLS. 815 Second street,
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
nj Packet Co, u. ). Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line leave Memphis
for all points on Arkansas river Mondays
and Fridays, at 5 pm.
W. H. RENNEDAY, Agent,
Office on COmpany's WharfbOat,
mil Foot of COurI street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR VICKSBURG.

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and It. LOuiS.
~ Steamer CITY OF CHESTER,
VIII leave as above THIS DAY, June I3th, as
5 O'Clock pm.
jul3 FLEM. CALVERT, Supt-
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A STRING and a brass band will be in
attendance at the Hebrew picnic, June
TO&b
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FOR n RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpany-U. =. Mail Line.
A Reese Prftchard, master
~ This elegant steamer viii leave
rAFRIDAY, Jun l4th, ats pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
W. H. KENNEDAI, Agent,
Office on COmpanY's WharfbOat, foot Court ST.
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HORSE-A large gentle work-horse. In.
II 0uiTe at l2 Madison street. julS
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Miss Sallie Seessel, daughter of MI.
Henry Seessel, sr., a handsome brunette
with clear and sparkling eyes and a
very intelligent cOuntenance, then as
cended the altar and offered up the fol-
lowing prayer. Eleyating her eyes to
heaven, she stood and looked like n
inspired, and in a beautifully modulated
tone of voice, addressed the throne of
divine grace:
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A GRAND display of fireworks at He
brew picnic, June 10th.
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Master Morris j. FARMLAND, an intel
ligent young lad, then went forward to
the reading desk and recited the follow
ing poem in a clear, distinct and must
cal tone of voice:
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Whist . Chinaman can do as an
Artist.

Some months ago, a Chinaman in the en-
ploy of Mr.. H. NJ. Yerington made re-
turn trip to his native land, taking with
hira some Photographic ikenesses Of
that gentleman and wife, and a little
while since, upon his coming away from
the Celestial Empire he brought with
him two ife-sized heads, copied in oil
from these photographs by a Chinese
youth in Hong Kong: and these old
paintings, now in Mrs. Yerington's Dos
session are remarkable and intlisputable
evidences not only OF the initiative tai
ents of Cinnamon in general, but sure
proof of the possession of an artistic
skill in drawing and painting by the
young pagan whose handiwork these pic
lures are. They are very cleverly exc
cuted-done with great nieeness Of exc
cution, in fact; and the likeness has
been preserved with singular accuracy
considering the circumstances surround
ing the painter. These pictures possess
the two fold value of curiosities and
works of art.
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THOSE WHO INTEND ADvER-
SING IN THE ENLARGED APPEAL.

Just by the way of beginning the New
Year n a wise and becoming manner, sew
eral establishments which have hitherto
elected to avail themselves of the o.
-tunity to advertise which is afforded
the columns of the APPEAL, have sig-
.litied their intention to commence bust
ness relations with US on the First of
January; and in order that these and
others may have fair start we herewith
suggest that all those who intend adver-
tising in the APPEAL for 1873 had better
be as expeditions as possible in placing
their advertisements in our harGs-in or
der that the printers may not be over
crowded with the rush of work which will
otherwise pour in on the occasion of the
first issue of our larger edition. The
''copy" thus handed in can be set I'D
and the printed matter held in readiness
for the new issue and all delays, incident
to change of manner and shape of
newspaper publication may thus be
avoided. This by way of suggestion,
merely; for of course we are always in
readiness for any and all advertisements
or other business in our lima.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Stockholders in the Overman mine
have been assessed IS per share.
Boston has had another considerable
fire. 1t burned up enough corsets aiit!
other wcmen's gear to make damage 10
the amount of S75, 600.
The Stokes trial is fairly begun,
George Catlin the celebrated American
Indian painter is dead Age 7S years.
Dreadfully cold weather is reported at
Chicago and throughout the northwest.
Helena Ark, has been visited by a dis
astrous fire. East Canaan, New Hamp-
shire, has also suffered from a serious
confiagration.
The Louisiana Committee, now il
Washington disciaims being partizans o.
Warmoth but say they are endeavoring to
secure a square deal for their State
John Bull tells the Russian Bear that
if he goes bushwhacking abou. Afshanis-
tan that he, John, will take up the cudgels
for the Afghans and fight it out on that
line if it takes all the year round.
The Liverpool Packet Germania has
been wrecked of the coast OF France and
some thirty persons, passengers and
crew, lost.
five understand the purport of decree
issued by the Emperor OF Germany, Bis
mark has been let down a peg-for he
has been relieved of the Premiership,
although he still holds the place of Min
lister of Foreign Affairs.
The Pope of Rom. has been caucausirg
with his Cardinals and read the riot act
against Victor Emanuel for making sun
dry fat and lazy priests serve in his army.
Germany for having out
lawed the Jesuits there: denounced the
Spanish Cortes for recent act which
meets his Holy disapproval; and gave a
blast to the American schism-w whatever
that is. And still the world moves!
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HEARD FRoM.-The fugitive Pierce
made his way over the summit of the
Sierras by the Kingsbury Grade. He
appeared a. Fridays Station and at sew
eral other stopping places in Lake VAL
ley. At one place he was driven off by
two women who suspected the character
of his meanderings from his anxious face
and generally disordered personal appear
snce brought on by days of irregular diet
and lodging about in exposure to the
weather. At another station 1--WE refrain
from giving the name of the keeper az he
has been summoned before the Grand
jury. now in session at Genoa to inves-
ti,ate the circumstances of Pierce's es-
cape) the fugitive bought horse and
saddle for $40. The man who sold him
the mustang. when questioned, at first
d MED having seen Pierce; but when
pressed, Acknowledged the sale, urging a
an excuse for SO doing. that he did not
know Pierce was an escaped prisoner and
had made trade with him as he would
have done under the same circumstances
with any other passing traveller.
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

The good old greeting is enough. All
flowers of rhetoric and prosy, pretentious.
over-serious straining in the direction of
manufactured rhapsody would be no
better than making Christmas present
of a secondhand swallow tail coat. We
will none of If. The sentiment of the
day is inseparable from its hearty keep
ing and good cheer. Our pine trees,
ho;stad into parlocs, thus made delight
fully redolent of the balmy resin of the
woods-albeit they are given to pitcky
exudations and like native fau!ts-these
are our holly trees and our hawthorn
boughs; and where is there more Of gem
eral cheer and better health to 60 with
it? Glorid IN E.rceisis for the blessing Of
q country where every man may vote
himself turkey and invest himself with
an inaliena5le minee pie-5est. modest
substitute for the plum pudding of the
ancien. Briton This will neither turn
out to be a song nor sermon We are
not going to be caught at duh and heavy
preachments after SD unequivocal de-
nunciation of the barrel sermons Of the
times as we give out in orr curt exordium.
We don't believe in that sort of over
favored stuf6ng which oblitsrates the
genuine and sought-for flavor of the tur-
key. Fellow sinners, we greet You rs We
have right to do; for on this time. that
we sat where nov we sit and wrote the
m ost lila lvisel aa1 m ost he lrtiiy repent
ell valeiictory that we ever did indite;;
and now We come back to you, looking
out of the self same window; speaking
through the same accustomed columns;
printing what we have to say on the
same old press and waking up as it were,
in the sam, dusty chair where we went
prernaturely TO sleep and dreamed of en-
impossible blessedness in the chill Mis-
sissippi country; and now we return,
like the prodigal son, ready as he was to
have the fatted calf converted into we'll
roasted veal IN our ownunworthy behalf.
1t is good to get around again in this
well worn groove-latural and neighbor-
ike-and as to going OF after the frozen
deities of the Minnesotas, We will never,
never, never do SO any more. A fall
stuffed stocking and a happy heart to all
# those who shall read this days APPEAL. |
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CALIFORNIA meat dealers have learned
a new trick since the virtues of the white
sage were discovered and appropriated to
the fattening of the Bradlerian and other
bovines. Lately they used to painfully
and extensively ship the live neat cattle
to their shafhbles in San Francisco and
Sacramento; now they slaughter the
bullocks On this side the Sierras and
ship the dressed meats-which are the
better and cheaper for the trip.
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JOSEPH MUSTARD of San Francisco los

JOSEPH MUSTARD of San Francisco lost
little giri by death which was caused
by her being run over by street car;
and beng disposed to utilize his misfor-
tunes, this California Mustard sued the
company whose car crushed the life out
of his child. demanding SO, OB0 damages.
The jury, being thus asked b. mercen-
airy parent to assess the money value of
his fish AID blood, showed their appre-
ciatioa Of the sail commercial venture bv
Avariia, hia the Indifferent sum of
$500 a larger package of Mustard,
would, We suppose, have go: a higher
assessment.
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ISrEREsTISG COMMUNICATIVE have
through the courtesy Of parties, holding
the report for the Legislature, from which
this extract is mad, the following state
rlaens. BY comparing the returns of as
sesatd taxable property Of 1871 with that
u 1872. Il IS shown that the same has in
creased IL ei.,ht counties, to wit: In Lyon
county Sl27, 2i6; Nye. S22i. 742: Orlnsby
93i3, G53; Store.-, 1922, 106: Humboldt.
1893 2:51; Lincoln. S319, S224; Elko. S469.-
OBI: Lander, G3i.2i!. 4 decrease is re-
corded IN i've counties. rs follows: in
White Pine, Si3.9lI: Douglas, S19.7l0;
Churchill. 5I5T iS5; Wasnoe, S632. 01S
This dacrease IN the value of taxable
property IL WaSAo" Seems remarkable
ana 10 as Ua;.ccounta5Ie. 1t is 30
dou's: correct, hat w- would Ike to have
the ASS ssor o. that county explain. The
balance ~ aggregate increase Of value is,
St9Ts. IA, when VIII be much enlarged
when I ne valuable developments in the
way - salt ara hurtx manufacturing
property IN E-mera!ds. and Churchill,
and the improvements of other counties
in the way of giowth in stock raising and
agricultural industries, are ad led to the
lists OF the assessors tor the next year.
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'.AND THEY DEVISED HIS RAJ
NEWT"

With the breath out of poor Greeley
body and the vast machinery OF his brain
forever stilled, they who can, have laid
hands upon the thing he made his famous
medium of utterance, and now they think
to use it for the baser uses which belong
amongst the jobs and schemes and de-
wees for getting pe.f and power. HINGE
the recent squabble over the remains Of
the Tribune. White!aw Reid, John Hay,
Pill Doctor Aver and some others sold
out enough shares to give Vim. Orion,
the figure head OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company, the control of that
establishment, and ne, no doubt, thought
to use it as a lever to topple down the
Postal Telegraph Bill: but now, somehow
or other, Reid, with his pompous pre-
tendings, is back again as managing edi-
or of the Tribune and, nominally, its
proprietor-more likely under a salary to
manufacture newspaper opinions in favor
of the Associated press and give whatever
of influence he can command in making
it appear that 1.-THE tone of the press is
for continuance of the monopoly which
Mr.. Orion represents. Such tones are
hired tones and represent nothing but
purchased and interested advocacy. 1t is
not n pleasing thing to look on-this
huckstering Of the debris which have ac-
cummuL.tsd upon the grave of the dead
journalist. Ii the Tribune he not des-
tined to an early death, now b t lis
brains are ont, there Is no virtue In signs,
no value in premonitions, no significance
in the symptoms of decentralization and
decay
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COUNTY D1vIs1oN-The people of that
ambitious and populous part OF Lander
county where the famous city OF Eureka
stands are urgent for division OF the
said county-which is of vast territorial
area, and of which the far off ancient
metropolis of the Great East. Austin, Is
the present shi re town. Let the divid
ing be done though the heavens fall.
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A man lately appeared among the typos
whose name was too long and got short
ened into ''Sody." He became indignant
which did not remove the trouble how
ever. "What shall We call you then.
John?" NO; Cinnamon are called
John" "Ji,n?" NO: that's what you
call Indians" 'Nick?'' NO; do you
take me for an Irishman?" We'll what
shall it be then, Chrrley?" Charley
goes
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The SILVER STATE taxes the blessed
balm of consolation to its bleeding heart
in the reiteration of the statement that
Grants election was the doing of the
colored men who hold the balance OF
power. Well, we say, as the man did
who expressed an appreciation of the
softre sex-s'Thanh God for the varia-
tion.''
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PERsc IA John Wagner, Senator
elect from White Pine, whose seat is to
be contested before he can Sit, arrived IN
town day before yesterday. Senator Hill,
Holdover from Churchill arrived also day
before Yesterday. Mr.. H. has the repn-
tation of being a square man. and
wide awake to business.
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PosTPoNED-FEsT1vAL.-The Episcopal
Sunday School Festival was postponed
to Thursday evening. If the weather
should be unfavorable on that day, it will
probably take place on Friday evening.
Refreshments will be sent to Moore L
Parker's Hall anytime after 3 O'Clock
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NO PAPER TOMORROW.

We shall not issue any paper to-mor-
wall hands being in duty bound to
Institute drum for composing sticks,
bular for plain matter, fat for lean takes
nd mince for type-metal pie.
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TIE MORNING FoorL1GHT.-This little
show and advertising sheet, issued by
Land and Drake from the Erening Chron-
ic'e Office, Virginia, has been enlarged.
1t is circulated gratuitously.
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Reunion SoIREE at Burns dancing
school, Turn Verein Hall, next Friday
evening. Hereafter the ladies' night will
be Friday, instead OF Wednesday as of
wore.
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES will be held in
St. Peters (Episcopall Church to-day at
Il O'Clock. Subject Of the discourse: The
doctrine OF the Incarnation and its human
life. All are cordially invited to attend.
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CHnIsrMas PsEsENT.-Nrs. Nj ,htingill
received by express, Yesterday, q box Of
oranges from Gid. Nightingale, brother of
Lance. Tho oranges were grown in
Narysyille, and are very sweet and fine.
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They have a new Lieutenant Governor
and tine epizootie in Canda. Ia
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LIST OF LETTERS

G'VI VI Sc G6UO
nEMAINING IN THE CARSON
RA Post Office. Dec. - 1872
P calling for any of these letters will please
say advertise d Dec. a.
Brown. Miles Boissy. Oliver
Buiden G W ii Cest.r. Geo. "
Christie. Matthew Campbell. John
Dennis. Matthew Denice II
Gran iehamp, Anide Eilton.JV
Hughes, John Hampin.
johnson. WIn Parsons, Ephram
Robinson. VIM Shearlock. Vim T
Werner, H rman Wilson, " S
Osborn. Mrs. Mary
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MINNIE Myrtle Miller has taken her
self, her little dab of q catchpenny lecture
and her Alternative name east of the
Rockies,
, 1872-12-03
REAL ESTATE,


The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord on Monday, Dec. q:
CITY PROPERTY.
Davln st, 154 It Of West Lake. +, 25x164 tt, dated
Nov. /; consideration, s725.
Lot Is, in Block 10 Of D. s. Ieea Addition, dated
Sent. q; consideration, $3.50.
washington avenue, between Robey and Lincoln sts
25 to alley dated Nov. 27 consideration, s1aoo
The premises No. u Kramer st. dsted Dec. consid-
erstion, 800.
Lot IS in Block Of sherznan's 4 y H o. &
Sec 49, 39 II, dated Oct. 26 consideration S,ooo;
same with other property, dated Nov ~; cona1defa'
ton, s, 500. 14.;.+-. ,,.e, 81. -
+ Is # TO aIIev dated Noy.8; consideration, S1,5oo
West Twenty first Ct corner OF AoSne @ FL l, @o1
70; f. dated Nov. u consideration, LOCO.
s,ober st, lag It n Of North az, et, 25I241 It,
d4trd Nov. so consideration, S7o0.
n 10 in Hock - Oglens Addition, dated Nov. 26;
consideration, s., 500. T..
* Of Bioct Els First Addition, dated Oct con-
siderauon, a0,500: ,,,~, .,o,.,, H..
o. # tn nI1ev, dated Nov. II consideration, S575
Lot Il, in Rawson'a Blocks IL 70 IL, OF ne Il
Sec Ii, as, Is, dated Noy. 10; consideration, S5so
Lets 19 10 q, in Block 4, Of Hafainge :" n1a q
e.c Il 80 Is, dated Nov. IS consideration g ooo
Lot so, in OILERS Block 20, sec ~ "atn ou'lo
Inn. dated No7. Ii consideration, IS wv.
fct g. in Bloch 8, in Grants Addition, dated aug.
u consideration. seW.
, 1872-12-03
Lots 25 and 90, in Block II, Sec 1s, 80, Il, dated

Lots 25 and &C. In Block H. Sec 10, 80, Il, dated
Soy. Il; consideration, t1,C5o.
Lot ST. in Block II, Of Il Sec 81, 80, a. dated Nov
%; consideration, 5000.
Lot &c. in same dated Nov. &c; consideration, $780,
Lots 81 to 81, in Block g. in Hodges Subdivision Of
Grafton, s., GOO.
West Erie st, bet Hoyne md Robey sts +, Lot 80,
dated 3ssaf 29 T.; as consideration, ooo
253l26A Fl, dated Nov. . consideration, 81 200.
>, L9t II l rnrpes Subdivision, in Sec II, 49,,
Lot 49, in Cochran's part Of Block II, Sec 7, 49, IL,
dated Sept. j.; consideration, $1,000.
soBIH oF CITY LIMITS.
Calumet AZ, cor Forty-ninth st, ef 175 #, run
$4,000.
Blocks I and Is, in Packers o 4 Of swA Sec g.,
3s, u, u. dated 6oy. e consitesation, sa6, ,ooo
s., 400.
Langley St corner OF Thirty-ninth st, 751l2o it.
South O. # Of Lot H. in Block T. in Assessors Lots,
L to 2 IN Sec 16, IS, H. dated Oct %; consideration
$3.50,
, 1872-12-03

IEATHER-The leather market continues satisfac-
torily active, md is strong, both for imported aud for
domestic stock In the latter it will bo seon suns.an
al advance has taken place since last report The
Shoe and Leather Reporter says Of the New York mar
tivity in the leather MARKET the sales having reached
figure larger than before known in tho Swamp,
plenis their out stock is, part, the cause,
but there has, als0 been nn unusually active demand
from manufacturers all sections Of the country ee-
peciay ut the East to secure their supplies before the
anticipated rise in prices, which, it supposed,
would he the result Of the large destruction in Boston.
It is doubted by many IL the trade that prices viii r.
general impression being that there ample stocks
remaining at the taunerles which have been Kept back
amply supplied within thirty days. On the other
hand it Is argued that there cannot be more than barely
sufficient for tie requirements Of the trade, the
number of hides put in tha year much below the
average and then to further limit the supply, there ia
the shipment Of largo quantities to Europe during the
past six months" The following IL the range Of
prices in this market:
, 1872-12-03
inside green. 4@4c do red tip, Sc do pale ana red

inside green. 4@4c; do tip, Sc do pale anl red,
a@2xc.
BEASs-were in light request, mainly among local
dealers, with abundant offerings. We continue to
quote: Navies at s2.0o@o.25; fair, s1.75 common to
medium, ST l.0091 so.
BUILDING MATERIALs-Tb demand is light md
restricted mainly to lime, cement, stucco, &c
Brick is very quiet at sli.oo@12.o3 per m.
stucco, casing, 5575@4 LOO; superdne do, s4ooes450;
Rosendale cement, $a.25@a.5o: Utica cement, $500
per brl; Louisville cement, $500; Akron cement,
sl.oo@1.25; lime lin Grls) s1.35@l. so per brl;
white sand, Per br s275@yoo plastering hair per bu,
40@45c; fire brick, per .00o, s4oooeSeo0o ouiiang
@14oo woodstock pressed range at 1000; St.
Lou;g Hydranlic pressed % dsl Mwsakee ssl
del; fire clay, per bri, s4o0@5.0o. The following
is tho list Of prices per boz Of so feet tor domestic
window glass, from which reduction Of 40 per cent