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A YOUNG HERO AND A BRAVE
ACTRESS.


A London letter SAYS: "During tn,
past week the Royal Humane Society
has presented its medal with its suitable
inscription, % Alfred Ingham, q brave
little lad, aged eleven, who recently
saved the life of another lad named Hell,
liwell, who had |accidently fallen into
the canal at Somerbry bridge. York.
shire. the water being ten feet deep
The cries Of Helliwell's companions,
who were paralvzed with fear and made
no effort to save him, brought Alfred
Ingham to the spot, but by this time
Helliwell had disappeared. Nothing
daunted, Ingham threw off his clothes,
plunged into the water at the spot where
he was told the lad had sunk. After
diving several times heat length caught
the inanimate boy round the neck and
brought him TO the surface, when by
the assistance Of others he was got on to
the bank. The boy Ingham, however,
seems 10 have not only learned how to
swim, but to have acquired an excellent
knowledge of the mode of treating per-
sons apparently drowned, for ON getting
Helliwell to the shore he placed him on
his stomach, and by gently rolling him
from side to side, caused him to vOmit a
large quantity Of the water he had i'm
bibed, and thus gradually restored him
to life. When he vas sufficiently re-
stored, Inghsm assisted him home, upon
which the mother wished to reward Ing
ham with all the money she had, which
the brave little fellow refused TO accept.
This is something Ike true heroism, and
reflects credit on our young medalist.
At Southend. on Monday last, a young
lady about twelve years old was bathing
when she was seized with cramp or
faintness, and disappeared under the
waves. Miss Nelly Power, of the Vau-
devile theater, was bathing-at the same
time, and seeing the young lady sink,
Miss Power Immediately dived and
br|oughtthe drowning girl to the surface,
but not until she had been three times
down by her charge impeding
her progress to the shore by clinging to
her dress. 1t is needless to say that Miss
Powers heroic conduct was loudly
cheered by the crowd assembled on
shore. 1 trust that the Royal Humane
Society will not forget the claims of
Miss Nelly Power at their next distTi-
button of medals for saving lives"
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GRANT thinks the election yindicates
has private character. II was a great
task well done.
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Hurry Palmer, Theatrical manager
has a present FROM George Dolby. ~
twenty-five beautiful pigeons, formerly
owned BY Charles Dickens.
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Popular concerts and classical music
never went well together; but the still
ness which reigned at the Grand Opera
house on Sunday evening while SfQnor
Padovanni was playing The Last Pose
q Summer and other commonplace
pieces showed a most perverse disposition
on the part Of unmusical people to be
pleased with what musical people con-
TENN.
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Boston has a painter y colored cray
Ons of some note, Mrs. Henrietta Noa,
an English woman Of great artistic
fidelity and rare.skill.
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ing soil He has
e fancy, OF imsgi-

F yeSrs the very same ideas
which BE hammered in his FIST
: Teeehes-f dis style Of composition is
( arrihle. There are 20 u-tteranoes Oils
Z a. prinE that indicate greatness, states
, maaship, or originality, yet he would
have the world believe that it il not for
b-s 70 initiate, but to produce models .
To- limitations not for him 10 catch the
. spit Qfthe age, but originate a better
Every phrase comes forth stepped in
4hs very brine Of conceit." He is a pls-
siarist who cribs and pliers hom every
bocy, and his speeches, when published.
Resemble a pieced b~ed-quft, and WHEN /,
heattenps 10 quote rom Others. especi-
ally poetry, he butchers and botcbes tho 4
whole j9b. There is nothing thrilling
eloquent, or grand IA anything Andrew
Johusen says He has neither fbe Z
neth5d Of nature, nor Che method oil.
an Bat he hes q seductive msanetism
shout him which woos aud wins the
eople. Divest him Of this fsect- /
llnosy and his speeches vopl5 {
pve mo more power than an Z
Lhterate CROSSROADS d-emagogue. Nv 4
9 z~oi energy, t~snacity and se,fassl--
Nas been successful far bavond j
ssofs eata.s sys gbe now !
5IEAs not I
#frEE-weq quote al lssz2e FOR Rio7f :
&c for Java.
rurrD FHUrT-Apples, sac; Feecnei 40
--e~v dulI- peaches little wanted
DUcRs-h moderate supply al 5 0si; q
aud nominal Z
Fegs-Trnegular aIN82sc.
FrnuR-DOubie extra, " 5t4 tfeple =
ira 81 504s; family, &9ssi lAney, oe
FIsH-Nhlte nsh, 2Ss9 2 naI Dbl
a -. smoked herring, 4og5vc 1oAt y
mackercl. 3 bbl-N9. I, sleaAo W nal 2
- Sd. Kits, 81 60al Is; No.5, large opisS Siv
n. half bbls, St; kits, &z9lM
q 4OCERIEs@SOda,T nc FOR KEY ana clyty
starch. Sc D n. German soap ga9E
15ra. sd61so, as 10 quality. Brown snd y
1ow sugar N hhds l0al2c. soft re1neds WIN
1.4lEsc- powdered, B5z0f3c. Hard renA'
crushed and gFanulated, B@gA5zc
N-Fair Offering Al Sfa6-
Arkansas prairie held al 81 ., Tim
EE-Nsns IS .; iron bar, 8
nc; castingA country hole'
axes. ei2GlsH
= 5a5 , bbi; Rrlts, S 75a6.
aeady g 3 Dbl, = 3 half Dbl
rec refined. Sc keg, I've; PAL
-
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APPEAL
GIL MurARrEFvv ~ HUMAN GRAN
REUR

MoRsIEe. /: Eor. 10. 1s7s
, 1872-10-21

demand at unchanged prices. Wheat dull and nomt.
nal: No. /, 81 s.: No. ., $1.41- Corn steady; low
mixed, 47c. Oats, quiet; No: ], ssc
DETROIT, Oct. 19.-BnEADsruTFs-Whea dun and
q shade lower; e1trp, S1.71@172; No. ], M619l62;
amber, s.. ~. Corn dun and lower. at 45ac.- Oats
steady, at Sc
81. LOUIS, Oct. .19-BnEADsrGFFs- quiet ana
weak, and not quoably lower Wheat dull and lower
No. spring s1.23; No. red fall $1.68: Corn, 10.
800 delivered. Oats, No. 25h@26c~ Barley dun and
dropping for al grades below choice; No. 6o965e:
sample lots Iowa 100000. Rye dull and dropping;
No. 254@55c-
WH1sKEE-Dun small lots sold at soc.
PRoV1s1oSE-Po1k quiet Mt $l5.25. Bulk Meats quiet
md unchanged. Bacon, buk 734c, uKc and Ike.
Lard dull summer &c.
Hods-Lowcr at S3.75@4o5.
CA1TLK-Dul1 and lower; market ovgrstocked with
low grades prime TO choice worth 40o@500.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Oct. .19.-BREApsTUEFs-Fluurd duh md
unchenged. Wheat firm; red Il 15o@157. Corn quieS
and weak at 40@41c. Bye steady at 68970c. Osts
steady; new 32935c.
Ons-Very firm.
PRoy1s1oSs-Pork firm Leo bid and St4a5 asked.
meats steady shoulders s@6;xc; no sides here Bacon,
only jobbing sales shoulders 74@75sc; clear rib,
14@117fo; clear sides, uc5c.
HoaG-SEeady ut 81. .00G74.35.
WHB8E5-Steady at ssc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE Oct. 1a.-BaEADs70Frs-Fl fairly
active, mostly for medium ind fancy grades; low
II, s7.75@8.25; fancy, SS.50G9.50.
PRoV1s1oSs-Nonainel; nothing doing here; but
little in bacon and lard
Na1sEEX-Stcady ct Sc,
, 1872-10-21
Total exports $40 500, ?41 s2o3 $40
of specio..:.. 11s,<ao o1e3 Is, 4a2137 14eo5; ~
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

-'-- SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 1D.--
ALgOHOL-Was active and firm, prime ranging
from sl.1sG1 30 for 81 per cent proof.
BROOM C0hG=Contnues quiet. Eastern dealers
have large surplus OF old coTp and until this is
nearly worried off, dealers do got anticipate very
nctiye trade. A few sales being made to supply
deficiencies in particular grades, but, ns general
thing the market is quiet and steady 1t the following
quotations: S40op@5000 per ton for common S70.0o
@soeo for fair sl!0oo@ 90 for choice; and $4,000
91j0.00 for choice hurl.
BEANS-Are in moderate deruandi the receipts arc
liberal. There variations in prices TO note to-
day. Choice hand picked navies bring about 92.eo9
ats; fair medium from s.. .25@250; common, s1.50@
175 Sales reported Of 10 aacks navy at $25o 10
do 1t 1926.
BUILDING tATERIALs-Contlnus activity and
hnness is noticeable in this department. There we're
changes in prices to-day We continue to arote
ss.75@4.o0; superans ~ Do, s44;oo@46o; Ra-
$500 per brl; Louisville cement, $500;
Akron cement, $20o; marble dust, $3.25; lime,
in bulk, $100@1.l0; lime, s1.25@195 per brl; white
sand, per brl, s2.75@30o; pastering hair, per hu,
40@45c fro brick per 10oo, 4o.00@9o.0o; buldlng
range at s25.oo@lo0o; st. Louis Hydraulic pressed,
f45oo, del Milwaukee,, $500, del; Racine, 5000
del; HinEdale, $500, del; fire clay, per brl,
s40o@5co. Tbs following is the list Of prices per box
Of SO feet, 3of domestic window glass, from which
reduction Of 40 per cent Is made by dealers:
, 1872-10-21

NEW YonK Oct. 1e:-Gold opened at 1l2,5, advanced
10 l13;1, declined to 112z, and closed at ll3 Loans
were from per cent 10 1-16 for use.
The daily clearings were nearly 81, ,000,0 600
The foreign exchange market closed quiet at 1081
@1os1S for prime bankers 6oday ster1ing and noK@
11OA for sight.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont today s1s1 900
account Of interest," and 1000 in the redemption OF
of $40 bonds.
The specie export for the week amounted to s625,-
e8825.
The money market YVES more active, and at inter-
sails, to-day, ranged from to per cent.
The bank statement is favorable, and shows that the
banks have made net gain Of s. 600 in their
Legal reserve They now hold sa027, above the Is
ger cent required By law.
The Government and bond market vas quiet and
steady.
State bonds were quiet and steady.
The stock market was irregular, being higher IN
Pacific Mail and lower in the general list. Pacific Mail
opened at e5 adsaneed to 96, declined to s3E, ad-
=anced to 49, reacted to 95E and finally advanced to
z5o4. In the general list the decline ranged from *
* cent early in the day. but during the after-
poon there partial recovery. Western Union de-
ined from 7s to then recovered to Tx, closing
st 76H. Other fluctuations genaraly ullimpofa-
ant. The general market to-day was affected at inter
wis by reports about the financial situation in Europe
Sterling. 1891.
, 1872-10-21

aispe1led this 'delusion, none Of the packing
houses Of the city having yet been p opened & for
from day to day BY two or three firms, but the
inquiry from that source had no visible effect
upon the market. As soon IS the weather. be-
comes settled, and sufficiently cool to warrant it,
the work OF packing will, no doubt, begin N
be kept down to the lowest possible point-in no
event exceeding 5000 head per day: The hogs
continue to improve in quality, and those now
coming forward are fully up to the average OF
former years at this season,
To-day the market was dull, with no percepti-
BILE change in values. The difficulty OF obtaining
cars checked the demand, and good many hogs
remained unsold at. the close.' we quote COM
mon at 81 4L25D4.35; medium at 440@4.45; and
good to choice Mt 81 bOn4 60
, 1872-10-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

- 6AIGHDAI EVEHlEG, Ocf. u.
As viii be seen in another part Of this paper,
thore is to be meeting Of merchants, manufac-
trrers, and bankers at the Directors room Of
the Board Of Trade, Oh Monday, the 21st, a. m.
to consider the expeiiency Of petitioning Sccre-
taTy Boutwell, to relieve tle money market by
purchasing s44, 900 Of interest-bearing debt
with the like amount Of legal tenders retired BY
Secretary McCu1locl It docs not appear yet
where the movement originates, and tie Direc-
tors Of the Board Of Trade simply offer
The use OF their room to any who
may wish to discuss the question
pro or con- Tie fact that there
is to be q meeting does not prove any preponder-
ance OF opinion either for against the issue Of
more greenbacEe, Nevertheless, as an impress
s;on prevails in some quarters that there is
clasnor on the part of merchants, manufacturers,
trnders, and farmers, for an increase in the vol
un1e Of currency, it is altogether proper that
everyone who feels any interest in either prov
ing or disproying the correctness of this suppo-
eitlon should come, and bring his opinion with
him. Aside from Toe question, prac-
ticabiity Of getting the additional green
backs into circulation, We submit
to those who may argue the point, on 11onday,
whether the real object Of an increased issue Of
grccnbacks is not simply to mike rise in the
price Of gold; in other words, to cause depre-
citation in the credit Of the Government, by de-
pressing the value Of greenbacks. There is no
doubt that an advance in the price Of gold would
Assist the movement Of the present crops, as it
would initiate prices of grain that. temporarily,
they might disguise the present high freightB;
but it would also soon initiate the price OF every
thing else, SO that tho farmer would have
10 larger margin left between what he
gets his produc7 and what he pays for his CLOTH
ing, provisions, and other necesEaries Of life. If
1her5 MES any such demand for more currency,
as many people seem to think, it would be Gre
ated by the movement Of the products. These
would carry with them an available credit in
banas that would at once be turned into cur
r1ncy in the form Of checks and bills of ex-
change.
The week closes on a quieter feeling in the
money market, though it is extremely stringent
yet and the banks hAye not the capital ON hand
10 accommodate half of the Would-be bor-
rowera.
In the open market good commercial paper
sells at from 11% to per cent per month. .
The supply Of New York exchange is increas-
ing. and this brings Us moro greenbacas from
the Esst. The evidence of this is that several
banks ordered currency from New York to-day.
As there is scarcely any currency going into the
country now-on the contrary more is coming in
than is going out-ve may assume that the
etock of currency here is being increased. This
is attributable to the heavy movement Of hogs
and cattle, and shows how the movement of the
crops leares supply Of currency at the place
where the products are taken from. Now York
exchange sold between banks to-day at Lilo dis
count.
The clearings OF the Chicago Banks we're un-
1n+ tI,ta
, 1872-10-21

|, NEW. YoRK, Oct. .-co11ox-Quiet and easier i;
.naEApsruTTEFlour sruTTEFlour in moderate demand at un-
and 3rm 1t s4 6o@5.56 Com meal unchanged. wheat
unsettled; prime scarce, and held ,ateady; common
and inferior in fair supply, and shade lower;
ceipt5, 151 00o No. Chjcago spring, s14o@1 48 No.
winter IN; red westesn, s1so; No. MTs,ufee, siso5
1:e4; amber a % Western, s5ee@l.75 Rye scarce and
@ SO ST. s Bs 'hsas osa etc. SS T
western mixed, 6sKc; aaii Do, Sci: yellow, &C.
5000 ba old Western, 47@4sAc; new, 4s@47c; new
white, 43a52c.
Hoe-S HEoesSSisaa & sse Msssse3 3o2 2ssass esop e.
Lea LEA1HER-Quiet and steady at 27Gs2sc; orinoco, 2e
!! woon-ouiet; lambs, pulled, 4s@s4c; super, do,
Gnocrn1Es- Coffee quiet: Rio, 1t@1sc Sugar a4m ;
fss o gS9a 1san htes Sa Ses Mo-
RE1noIEu1-c5ude, 13@1sAc; refined, 25&c.
bess4 Ct sS Ssd ezctea
.@155o; prime mess, sMo0 mesa for Nov, $500.
Beet steady ness sss extra s1ooo@12 %.
changed. Hfiddlea more active and firm long clear
for winter months, 8@8 1-1Gc. Lard Tather more
sa P1i and sm sfa? Wsstsza s@s es
SnszzEes'ss %alszEzee1issat 4 SEX; ssHSssxe.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1e-AnEADsruFFs Flour do
c1ining;, supesfne, :$45o@525 extra, s5.5o@G.so.
Wheat steaoy; RED western, amber, Slee(9
Western, 64@G5c. Oats active: white, 46@4eHc;
mixed, 43@45e. Barley, steady; Western, Sc:
PE7RoIEUM-crudc, 1870; refined, o5K@25Xe,
"H'HHHz-1'"sr' 'BhG4faoRE. s. 22Hsi
BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-BREADsTuFFs-F1our and
wheat: dull and unbalanced. Corn nominal; mixed
Western, 63H96ic. Oats firm; Southern, 42@45Kc.
Pnoym1ovs pork, $l5.5n91575. Bulk neats
unchanged. Bacon in fair demand and unchanged.
Lard weak and lower; choice Western Kettle, skc.
BUr1ER-Unchangcd,
WH1sREY-Quiet at 93Kc. -
. MmwAuKE, Oct. 19.-BaEADsrUFTs-Elour qudet
s1132z. Corn dull and lower; no. 2 32c: Oats dull
aud lower; No. 2 24c. Rye steady; No. !, 54c. Bar
ley quiet and firm; No. 2, 67c.
REe@gs-Floaf, 4,ood bsls;; Shea goo bu; bar
sn1rs1En7s- Flour, 5000 brls; wheat $4,000 bu;
barley '''c"' - MEMPHIS. =
1tEaspH1s, Oct 1e.-CorTos-In good demand 1t
fun prices low midding, 18Ac,
BazADsrurrs-Blour dull and nominal No grain
Or feed in market Bacon dull and lower; shouloe1s'
sRo; clear s'ae'' MEs; NV ORLEANS.
NEW QR1.EANg Oct, 19.-EREADsrUFFss-Ccru ad-
vanced; mixed, 65c; white, &c. Oats eaiier at SIG
HAz-Easier for prime, tmnss;, RIM
TOLEDO, Oct 19-BREADs1UFEE-Flour steady:
5;fs stgsay; No. Th9 aSer sehsa
No, red. s.. .bnGl,5lH Com dull and shade lowet
high mixed 4o@4os Lev fea ax a9s oa'S no.
ef NO; Z 2yHgat 1t a9sEc oswego 15@1ec
REoE1rrs-F1our, 5000 brls; wheat, 1s'ooo ou'
corn, 600 on oats 70 5o ego bn. ,,,s.. qooo bn
corn, s., 900 bn; o'tsf eEfEVg&AsD. sa9gG
+: CLEVELAND Oct. .1s.-B2rADszv71a-Rleus Ia 1of
, 1872-10-21

sHEEP-This market opened fairly active and
firm, and these have been the prevailing features
throughout. Shippers, feeders, and local BUTCH
ers ,ha7o been engaged, and while there VAS no
urgency in the demand from either source, their
wants proved equal to the daily supply, and
last weeks prices have been thoroughly SUE
tanned. We quote good to choice at s4.75@5.00;
medium nt s4.00@450, and common thin mixed
lots at S3.50@3.75. Lambs have sold ct $4,000
8 90 Der head
, 1872-10-21
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10,
The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles of produce in this city
during the past twenty=four hours there we're
none reported for the corresponding time year
hgo:
, 1872-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

PORT OF CHICAGO.
stmr Hilton, 1awies Pie1 ) eds wood, os ssiiesaa i
sehr Planet, Holland, Is II, lumber.
schr Guide, sangstuck, 50 m lumber. NIB 20 N lath-
stmr Nanitowoc Milwaukee,, q tubs tuttar, 81 pkga
fah, $50 b1ls -four, Ce brls pork, 80 tea lard, II
str Alpena, Grand HAVEN, 50 hxs ash and sundries.
Propeller City Of Concord, Ogdensbcgh, Is pigs fish
Prop JAM, Buffalo, 4s5 bars railroad ro 100 tons Pig
iron, and sundries-
sh, sehr B 3: E Waae. d. aaskeson 15o n, n lumber
Stur Corona, st. Joseph, suns.1iez.
sal,r Katc I. Bruce, Erie, 525 tons coal
Schr Dawn, Manistee, 70 m lumber, Is N lath.
schr Harmony, Manistee, 2s5 N lumber.
schr Ora, St. Joseph, 90 eds wood.
seow u. n. Duahnm, Pixies Pier, 100 eds wood
-four, % pigs fish, IN bu potatoes, and sundriea,
rrop East saginaw carpe River, iss tlss; eds Wood
Prop Thos- H. Scott Erie, $40 bars rairoad iron 1S
tons pig iron, 500 Kegs salt fish, and eaadriez.
Prop Annie Laura, H=mlin, 200 m lumber.
Prop Raeigh, Buffalo, Light.
schr Josie, MusEeg9n, 10 m lumber.
Schr 8. Z. Gale, Cedar River, 1e0 m lumber 16 m IL b.
schr Addie, st. Joseph, So eds wood.
schr Action, Grand Haven, -10o eds wood.
schr Driver, 1Ianiftee, llo eds wood,
schr Three Bells, Muskegon, It's eds wood IS IN lath
Schr Argo, Grand Haven, 1eo eds wood.
sc1r Rob Roy, saugatueI, Is eds wood.
1S.uC LIZ A1uteEt MtaAepVuS L4e3.
schr Ralph Campbell, a1anistee, GOO N lumber.
sehr = q, Hawkins, % Union Pier, n2 eds wood.
Schr Geo. q. Waud, Buffalo, $50 tons coal
SchE 8 and a stronach, Al1nistee, 14o N lumber
Barge City Of Erie, Grand Haven, 180 m lumber.
Barge City Of Grand Haven, go n lumber
Barge Mary Amanda, Grand Haven, COO m lumber.
Barge Vim. Burns, Grand Haven, 200 N lumber.
stmr pena, Grand Ha7sa, i 6ris pork @ md 81 sun
strnr Mantooc, sheboygan, 60 bls green hides, and
Eundrie5.
Prop JAVA, Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat, 1900 bn barley
,430 bags fax seed, 4I2 brls -four, and sundrdes.
so bris pork.
Schr Elvina, Buffalo, Is, 100 bn wheat.
Strur Corona, St. Joseph, sundriea.
Schr Ora, Benton Harbor, suudriea.
Schr Senator, Buffalo, ,678 bu corn.
S:I1r Harmony, Na1istee, GOO bu oats
schr Geo. Gob!e, Buffalo, %, 100 bu wheat.
Schr Kate I. Bruce, Buffalo, $4,000 ba corr.
schr Jennie Kirnban, Col1ingTo 6613 bu oats -
: hr1s pork, / brl hams, and sundriea.
Schr Delaware,I Buffalo, Sc 500 bu corr.
Stmr Sheboygan, Milwaukee,, sund-1es.
Prop Chas Rettz Manistee, $50 bu corn $50 bu oats
s=hr J. F1oy, Buffalo, 50 140 bu wheat.
Schr Add5e, Benton Harbor, s1ndries.
Scnr l.. Valkenburg, Buffalo, s1,Gvo bu ccrn.
Schr Montana, BuIn1o, q, ,8.3 bu tarler.
schr Southampton, Kingston, x, GOO bu corn.
ScoW Appleton Davis Pier $50 bn oats, zoo lbs butter,
- Il brls -four, and aundries.
Prop Raleigh, Buffalo, e, COO bu Eheat.
schr Agnes Hope, Johannesburg, e43 bu corn.
Schr j. ri. Forest, HaersFe, 40 bu co7n, g672 bu
oats, 195 brls flour, l4o br!s pork, md Hund1iea.
, 1872-10-21

The following we're the receipts ndshipments
of breadstufs and stock at this Port Tor the
weeks ending IS dated. There we're none re-
,uoried for the fire week, one year ago:
, 1872-10-21

the present light deman1 the market is weak and de-
elinng. Turkeys are in large supply and dull at lahc
Is mixed at at 81 5o@s00; 50 coops do at $500; ID
coops spring at $50; G. Geoops turkeys At l2A91sc;
800 lbs dressed at 14c; coops ducks at S3.5o@376
POTATOES market was unimproved. In fact
it lis impossible to dispose Of mixed and white varieties
in at any price Strictly choice geachn!ows ars
car peachblows at CO., delivered car do, at 45c;
cara fair, at 40c on track; white ut Soc; car
mixed Ut 24c, all on track.
SWEET POTATOES in continued good re-
quest at 0o@375, for Illinois, S3.75@AoO, for 5er-
seyB. Sales include $50 brs yellow Of $685. 100 brla
SASH, DOORS, 1ND BL1NDs-An articles in the
lat met with good inquiry at the prevailing rates. e
Tn
, 1872-10-21
Cotton, Markets.


Prr1snrRaH, Oct 19-CArrLE-Market slow:
rivals fair best, GIG to 6s5c; stockers, Sc to 3Kc;
prospects slow. ..
sHEep-Market had; arrivals fair; best, 55&c to
6kc; medium, Axe to5c common, 3Ac to Axe; pros-
poets low.
Hoos-Alarket dnll arrivals heavy; Philadelphia,
s490 to $500; Workers, s44o to s4co; prospects dull
, 1872-10-21

warehouse .... 11,so5,475 12,5a6,ees 22674, SAT
For the eigh. months, from jan ], there has been
considerable increase in inportations, CON-
tion arc now in Of the warehousing movement,
which is the Of the showing previously given
this year. Ne hive increase OF nbout LOO in
the imports Of free goods aud considerable falling
off in tho specie and bullion. Tho Withdrawals
$4,000 GOO in Of Last year. while thcy had been,
up the LIST Of August considerably below that period.
The following table gives d comparison Of the first
eight months, for three years:
1870. 1871. 1872.
Ent. for warchug 8',357,s12 lo24s3,30A l38845,932
Free goods .....-. a,571,i55 l9,873,945 30149,545
Specie and nuiln. 7.7ss,635 6,255,os7 2,9l4,438
, 1872-10-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


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LONDON, Oct. ..19-ETening.-Consol money 80;
account s2A Bonds Of 65. ok do 's7, e22z5: 1o-4os
.s74s; new So, 88z<. Erie, 402<.
r FRANKFORT, Oct 19.-l0-40s, 9H.
PARIS, Oct. l9.-Rentes, ST SIC
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19.-Cotton hrner; rniddling Up
land 9s<d; Orleans, 1o@1oszd; sales, 1e 600 bales;
speculation and export, 5000 bales-
: BREADsTUFFs-Quieta and steady. Red winter wheat,
lis 1ol. Flour, ais. Corn, 2as. Pork 5ss. chease,
SIS. y -:
Cotton Markets.
GALVESTON, Oct. 19.-cotfon active aud strong
ordinary 15Xc; good ordinary, 1876. Net receipts,
2eo3 bales; exports Great Britain, soc bales; coast,
78 ba1es.
MOBILE, Oct 19.--Cotton firm aud In good demand;
good ordinary. 177<@1sc; 1ow nidding, 1sHc; mid
ding 11c Net receipts, 1,272 baes exports coast,
1854 bales sales, COO bales; stock, s,835 bales.
SAvAsNAH, Oct. 19.---Cotton active and firm; mid
dungs, 1885, low 1ndd1ings, 18c Net receipts, 4O03
bales exports COAST s1ss balea sales, 1857 bales
stock, 4, ,76A bales.
18<@18Kc. Net receipts e Al bales; exports coast
wise $50 bales; sales 500 bales stock 035 tales.
AUGUSTA: Oct. 19.-Cotton quiet; fniddlings, 18c.
Ne: receipts, 2,71o bales sales, ], 1s1 bales.