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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

Io ONE thousand dollars reward will be
paid by the proprietor Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery for q medicine
that will equal it in curing severe and
lingering Coughs, Bronchitis and all
diseases Of the lungs 80 '2'H GOT
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

diamonds In a. Baltimore stage, the other
day--..seventy-four citizens of Corsicana,
Texas, were arrested on the 23d Of July, for
alleged violation of the internal revenue
laws. Warrants are out for $500 citizens Of
the dntfiots p #3Ei%sH -I
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
REWARD

For any case Of Blind,
Rce4ius. Itching or Ulce-
rated Piles that De BIyo's
PuE REAIDr fails to
cure. 1t 10 prepared OK.
psessav to cure the PLEA
and nothing else. sold By
allDrukgisB. Price Sion
, 1872-11-04

BUTTER-The butter market was quiet to-day, and
prices were quoted steady and unchanged Local buy
mainly confined to common bakers'. grades, and to
choice qualities suitable for table use. The following
dun to good, ls@22c inferior to common, 7@17c.
BAGaING- Remains quiet at former quotations.
Stocks are generally light and dealers seem firm in
mand. We repeat our List, as follows: Stark, 36c /;
Ludlow. 95kc; Lewiston, 34c; American, SEC Otter
Greek, 53Ec; burlap bags, and bu, 2o@22Hc;
Ga@7oo.
CHEEsE-1n the market for this staple fair
amount OF trading was done, and full previous rates
upward Il tho East, and dealers anticipating
advance here. Following are the current rates New
York factory, 15@16c; Ohio factory, 131N@14Ec; :;
eoony -ssaI tsa was done in the coal
market to-day. fair number Of orders Tero placed
bat dealers generally were Fefusing t9 deliver Me
sTsahs, Rs sloso@noo; Ezs, :1S.oS@io.5e; B7iar IN
sio9o: cberry Mine, 500; HocEng Valley 50. S.
Indians, $500: Minonk, $500: Wilmington, $7.oo.
Notwithstanding to rule quiet. Stocks arc
@l5o; lard terces, $75@180; whistey Darrels, LIS
@2o5; dour barrels, 5o@55c; slaves and headings,
1o1 PSsd s'sV SooS
a1o.e y n; whisEey barrel stsyes. s2s@aoo ) n.
ess afa ao It do
CALIFORNIA FRUITs-Fairly acttvo, receipts an
pie. We quote: Pears, $3.60@4.5o. a1uscat grapes
CSC per 1b Rein Juice, 3oc Sales include 50 boxes
pears at S3.50@4.00; so boxes at <400@450; 200 lbs
Mnscat grapes at ESQ., Is boxes Tokay at SOC per b.
EGGS-Were fr1ner for strictly fresh in carriers.
Picked and lined eggs in some demand, and plenty.
Prices range from 242Gc for fresh 20@22c for lined
sales include G5 cases at TOO dozen ut 2ac brls
at 24c.
FEATHERs-Were in moderate request at 65@70c
for prime live geese; 2O@5oc for mixed. Sales In
clude IS sacks prime live geese at 66c. -.,.
FISH-Prices were firm at the following range: No.
hitehsb $5.o0@525; No. 75@500 No. trout 81 60
@i.75; No. shore mackere, S1050@10.G5; No. bay,
$s,50@8.75; No. bay rackerel, S7.00@7-25; No. !,
shore, kits, $l.75@180; bank Goldfish, $5.5095.75 !;
$50; box herring, scaled, 4e@45c; Columbia River
salmon, new. half brls, s10.o0@10.25.
FRUITS AND NUTS-The demand for this class Of
goods only fair and for articles in the List
prices quoted easier though there no decided
change. We repeat our list follows: Dates 899c;
Tarks primes s@ae French g. Faisps 9la,
new, 11N@12c; raspberries, 35@s7c plttea sa
cherries 25o8c; peaches, pared, 18H@ H@19c penches,
halves, ,6@61c; do, mixed, 6N@6c; Zante cur
rnnts, 51x@6c; apples, Southern. new, 696Gc; do'
Western, 7G7Hc: Michigan. 8@9c. NuTs-Filberts,
14@15c almonds 22e 3;a Engsh 1a@15e anat
pecans, 10@loNc; African peanuts, 7c; an. Miming
ton peanuts, 6c Tennessee peanuts Sc; chestnuts'
Per bu. s0.50@7.00. <.:u
GANfE-The receipts were ample and under 3alr
inquiry. Prices were about the game IS {esteroay;;
Qua in larger supply md lower Sales 3nsluae 10
s301@325 doz teal at 81. 80; doz quail at s2oo
doz snipe at $1.00.. ,.,
GREEN FRUITs-Apples continue to meet with q
fair inquiry, aud prices rule strong at S@e1''e ae@
, 1872-11-04


NEW YoR1, Nov. .2.-CorTos-Weak, and n Hight
demand ;middling upland. 1e1e.
.easiats bls supas a %asten
s1io@Hso vii Sbts Thea: szGs, s7s5@S.oo; st. Louis,
Wheat less active and lower; receipts, 1a7 coo bu
No. spring, a.GoSl63; No. 2 A51@91 e g; 80;
1 st;' 's$ sasts %sssIa ss e.
l:4o Northwestern spring sl557<; No. M Mtlwau5es @ e
A5s: Bye dull and unehangea Barley dn, sa;a and n
seoco bu; steamer mixed Western, e44@e5e; sail Do,
65N@6sc; do IN store e4h@esc, lstter very choice.
EN- mixed, 47Xc; new do, 42@4sHc; white, 44@soc;
HoPs-Fnm at s0@35c for crop Of 1872.
LEAEHER-Qoies and firm at 27@2ec; or1noco, T@
woon-Fsm Ohio, 5sxc; unwaahed, 4oc; pulled,
daoeEz1Es.conee i fair den demand; Rio, 15Ke
PE1ao1Eum-Crude, 14o; refined, a6zc.
TuRPES1SE-62Nc.
snd au aed
$15.37H prime rness $780, Beef aud cut meats tn
changed Lard firm No. to prime steam, s16@sxo;
BUTTER AND CHEsE-Unchanged. );
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS Nor. 2.-PRoE1s1oss-Pork scarce;
prime to choice, e5@7ac: cofee firm At 1456@lsNe.
MONETARY Sterling, q. Sight, x discount Gold,
u2K.
corros--Qutet and lower; sales, 3eoo bales; good
ports: stock, 1'''7so 9s1ss shzr
BUFFALO, Nov. 2-BREAns1uEFs-Flo1r steady
Wheat quiet sales 900 bu No. Milwaukee, sl.ss-
western ri1ed soc for high mixed Toledo. Oats
duh and scarce faes 500 bu No. Toledo at SIC.
FnE1dHTs-"eak and unshanged-
oswEeo, Nov. .2-BREADsruHSs- Wheat unchanged.
Com dull yellow sxs StTRd5 nsesy quiet and unchanged
e1trs, s175: No. !, as5@lss; amber, a.45. Corn
" azeEn9s-5,ooo o. bels -four; , 9,ooo s bu xhest.
PHILADELPHIA.
PH11ADr1pH1A, Nov 2.-BaE4DsruF7s- Flour quiet
and steady superdne $3.50 extra, $5.25&625 Mheat
quiet and lower; Western .e5@1.7o; amber, s1lo:
yellow 6a@e4c. Oats quiet and lower white, 44@a'o;
PEraoIsu4-crude, 1sc; refined, 2e@esxo.
DIST eeoa g ga
md Irregular Soathe1n whits eoSs7e ysllov, 5S@o
white, 42@42c. Bye quiet at soss5c. =,
PRov1s1oss-Dnll, weak and unsettled. Pork uu-
ehapssa asss hs 1ek esa s g
@7ke; sides, io71c; clear NIB, n@1lAe' Lard $40
WHmx1Y-scarce and firm 1T 94Hc.
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE, Nov --BaE4nsTUEzs-Elour qutsf
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and weak; No. !,
$l.17H; 10. 1o94. Corn dull and unsettled;
No. :, a213c.. oats scarce and firm; No: ., aHc-
Bye steady No. l, 63c. Barley firm No. 2, 66Hc-
Fn11oHTs-To Buffalo, lac; cswego 20c-
aEeEr1s--F1ou1, = 600 bu; wheat, 10000; barley
sHn,nE7s-Flom 1900 hrls; wheat 1z7,ooo bu;
barley l7,0o0 bu.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-BHEApsrUFF8-Elo Etesd},
unchanged. Wheat steady; red, $.48@l.55. Corn
h1m; old, l@42e; new $685. Rye@ @ ssesdy, 4 esef,oe;
firm; steam, new, 754c; old, 72lc; kettle, 7X@sc-
Bnlkmeats quiet; shoulders, 5@5Hc; old sides nomt-
nal; clear ribs, 9Hc; clear sides, 1oHc. Bacon fEn;
shoulders, 6@64c; clear ribs, lee; clear sides 1o5o
fer new; GID Ecarce clear ribs, 1oc; clea1, u914c.
HooS-Steady at 4.20a425.
WH1sKEx-F1rn at 9O.
d. To1roo Eav. 2-2sxAosxuz7s - 1}aw aznA
, 1872-11-04
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. Q.
ALCOHOL-Was in fair request ut $1.18@185 for 81
per cent proof.
BRooMCoRS- inactive and without quotab1e
change. We continue to quote: $1,000 per ton for
common s7o.oo@ooo0 for fair; 800 0o00@l2o.o0 for
choice md 5l4o.oo@1oo 90 for choice huFl-
BEANS-The supply is large, and demand Light,
with proportionate weakness in prices. We quote
navies 1T sa.Ao@25o; fair to medium, $2oo@225 !,
common $1.60@2. 90.
BUILDING MATER1ALs-Were In reasonably fair
demand, especially lime cement, &c. Brick is little
less active, and prices being shaded some
what in making sales. We quote stucco, $2509215; !;
New FORK stueeo, casting, $a75@4oo; supe5ane Dc,
cement, $500 per brl; Louisville cement, $500;
Akron cement. 500 marble dust s3:25; line,
sand, pen bri, e2.75@soo: plnsteang hsir, per bu,
4o945c; fire brick per ooo *4ooo@sooo buila11g
@140o Woodstock pressed range at $250ota4o.oo St.
Louis Hydranlie pressed $500, del Milwankee, al
del; fire clay, per brl, s4o0@5.0o. The following
Is the List OF prices per box Of so feet for domestic
window glass, from which reduction OF 10 per cent
Is made by dealers
, 1872-11-04

br1 Other fruit in fair reuuest Sales include cars
sp9tsa at g Is on On track choice
S2oo@225: 80 baskets ounces 1t 75c@l 90: Is brls
ct $9:oo@19oo; 40 brls cultivated cranberries 1T
~ - o1 sacketts at s120o: is brls do
-, eRocEklIsCeBasness was quiet to-day, aud with
the exception OF ~ advance in STIR candles, there
was 1o change IN values Sugars continue scarce and
are stu unsettled but for other goods the market is
qS atgxasudsa1 ssaay a9oSne y6n 5rs ~ aao;soas
@e2Te; prime Rio, M}@@2iGc good do. ao!oa2le: ~
sasta &c., as sesHs asSls sieasas assRsEs
CANDLEs-star, full weight, 2o>4@2c; stearine,
. E1on.Patna, sK@sHc; Ransoon, 7kG7xc; Caro-
suaxzs@Pstent cut loaf, 145s.@14.<tc; crushed and
sRssnasF Rsnas5sd s5S 10 gEEan9aisa e.
ioW 1Sil Choice brown, w. hz@He i psl1ns Ssa,
sasa1 ss{ fsF d. 5sxs1ss dS choice @s's
sxnuPs-D1amond drips, s1.3o@1.35 silver drips,
extra ne 32915c good suga1-hog,se syrap S@5oe
@8oc; Porto Rico moasses, choice, 6o@6so; common
molasses, 30@35c.
sr1cEs-AlIspice 17@1sc; cloves 2o@soc&; & eaHsia sl
ginger, pure, aas3o'; do No. !, 2o@25c; do No. Is
so4Rs-F5ensh metlsd sx@sxe; :. German Il, nott3sd
6xc; White Rose, 6H@6xc: brown Windsor, 4A@
4tc; palm, e@s79c; s4von imperial, 6A@sAc.e
Tc; common, 5@6c.
HAY-At the reduction noted yesterday the hay
market was comparatively firm, though there was an
absence Of anything Ike activity in the demand- We
quote the wholesale prices paid dealers: On TRACK
New timothy, beater pressed $16.00@l700; do loose
pressed, $3.50 1850; prairie, pressed, $1000@
11.oo: or wAaoN-Tnothy, loose, s14oo@15.5o; !;
prairie, loose $90o@lo.50. For delivery Of pressed
S100@1.50, according to distance.
H1pES-No change was noticeable in the hide mar
ke Buyers were few, and their orders small and the
weak feeling, go long prevalent, is still q
ers',. TIC; green aated, cured, heavy, 1otl@1ohc;
do lght, nA@llNe; part cured, sx@9Kc; green
l6@17c; dry Kip, &c; dry calf, 26c; dry flint, 19@
eoc; deacons, 50Geoc; damaged, 711@8o; an other
damaged stock, two-thirds price; branded, 10 per
cent off.
HOPs-Were in moderate request on local account.
Receipts ample md prices to range from 15G30c for
Wisconsin md 28@35c for Eastern.
HONEY-Was In usual demand, and quotable at
24@30c for choice comb; strained dull at 15@20c.
IRON AND STEEL-Were In fair demand. There
were no alterations in prices to notice. We continue
, 1872-11-04


NEW YoRK, NOT. 2.-The gold market opened At
H. sold down to lily, md closed at nlA@u11:
Loans ranged at 1 to fat for use, and to Per cent
for carrying. Clearsngs, sso, 600 600.
saes gss e4 ns sdt aas serds
millions and half Of gold. This report WIS not
credited in some quarters is believed the statute
1o7bids the secret sales Of gold BY the Treasury.
Money was easy at per cent after loan1ng 9t per
cent gold, The bank statement is favorable and
ahows gain in the reserve Of $21o, ,7oo The banks
now haye S. 975 above the rs per cent required
The specie export for the week amounts ~ ~
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $415,uW
interest and FL, ,000 redemption bonds
State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market day waa Irregular and generally
quiet Pacific Mail declined from 951 to SO, after
wards rallied o944c. Western Union declined from
80 to 79; Northwestern from e3A to e3h; hock .ss
Island from uoH to 1o9I. The balance Of the List
declined Y to K per cent. Wabash and Ohio were
comparatively steady: Indications tonight point to
quiet condition Of aaira on The Stock Exchange and
Ean street until after the election.
Sterling, 108H.
, 1872-11-04

SHEEP-The sheep trade has been very quiet
since the date Of cur last weekly review. The
demand, being confined principally to meeting
the wants OF city butchers, barely equalled the
supply, light as it was, and the low prices estab-
lished last week have been only indifferent1y
sustained. The offerings embraced very few
ceptions, s4.25 VAS the highest figure obtained.
The arrivals consisted mainly ct common to fair
lots, for which the ruling prices we're $3.25@3.75.
We quote closing prices at 33.00@3.25 per 100
Tbs for common at 83.50@3.75 for medium, and
at sAoo@4.5oo, for good to choice fat mutton
qualities. AL are sold
, 1872-11-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.--Cotton quiet, and steady;
niddhng upland, 1o@1o,4d; Orleans, 1oefd; sales,
u COO bales, speculation and EXPORT 1000 bales; red
cheese, 64s bacon, unchanged Receipts, corn past
days, 600 quarters, Of which u coo are American
LONDON, Nov. 2.-1:a0 p. m.-Consols money s2H;
Of 67, a335 ;104os, 50; new 5s, 80 !; Erie, 43H.
FRAHKFoRT Nov, 2-Five twe1ties of '62, sE3<.
, 1872-11-04

To The Editor Of TIE Chicago Tribune:
S1R: Permit us to call the attention Of the
public to the fact that there is o vast system Of
Stealing among the warehousemen Of Chicago.
During the last few years,-durinE which Ya
have been engaged in the grain business III this
place,-we baye shipped a large amount Of grain
to the city,-an average Of about 500 car loads,
or 800, ,00U bu per annu1n, During this period
there has, from time to time, been small
amount Of shortage between our weights as
loaded here, and those at Chicago, ranging from
might in some instances be accounted for by
waste and leakage; at other times the amount
was so large that it could not reasonably be &C.
counted for in that manner. We have repeat
edly called the attention Of our commission
merchants to these facts, but in every instance
have failed to receive any satisfactory answer,
or redress to our complaints The commission
merchants, although acknowledging the truth of
the complaints, and that there is something
wrong, can give us no remedy, as they say the
matter is beyond their control. We would
call the attention Of the public, and especially
those who like ourselves are personally in
terested in this, to one or TWO cases in
point. For instance, on the 21st day Of Sep
. tember, 1872, We shipped from this station, Dia
I. G. R. r. car No. 452, I. G. R. R., loaded with
of loading, on Fairbanks scales contained
752 21-S2 bushels. When weighed by the Board
of Trade weighing master, there were only
$50 1882 bushels, giving shortage Of II 30-32
bushels on single car, or lilo Of the amount
londed by us. The car was in good repair. Two
days later, to-wit: on the 23d Of September,
we shipped uin l. G. r. r. car No. 49, I. G. R. R.,
loaded with 100 sacks Of barley, being five bush-
el burlaps, aeWed, weighed by Us. On Fairbank'a
, 1872-11-04

NEW YoRR, Nov. 2.-Business is very quiet through
cut Ths horse epidemic is rapid5 aba:1ng md ship
1nents are made with little difficulty. The Mar-
ket closes generally strong, the only ip an: change
being reduction in the price Of Warnsua bleached
ehirdngs to 16Hc. D!eaehed and Canton danne1s aud
rolled jaconets are fairly active. Foreign goods ara
fine woolens- The dry goods imports for the wae<
we're IN der $1,750 COO.
, 1872-11-04

store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 271 cars
wheat 12515 cars and Il, 300 bu corn 46111 cars
and 10000 bu oats 7 cars rye; 80 cars barley.
Total (549 cars), $4,000 bu.
The following wcro the receipts and shipments
of breadstufrs and stock at this port for the
week ending with this morning, and for other
weeks ending as dated:
, 1872-11-04
Allegheny Cattle Market.

EAsr LIBERTY, Pa, Nov. .2-CATT1E-Market tame:
arrivals fair best 64@6Hc; stockeEs, s@aze Pres
poets fair.
SHEEP-3farket alow ;ardynls fair best S5-25@560;
medium, s. 50@5.00; common, s3.5o@400; prospects
aatne.
HoGs-Market firm; arrivals fair Phila6etnhts,
s4so@5.m; Yorkers, $4so@4.45; prospects faip
, 1872-11-04

n teausSe s
at ss.50@9.00 for Trench; afalagas, s7.50@80o New
oranges, 34.O0 = 100.
METALS AND TIMERS sT0CK-An articles in
the List continue to meet with good inquiry. There
were no changes In quotations.
TN P1ATE-1c, 1o1l4 $3.50 ;-do, 12x12 $1,000; do,
14x2o, $16.50; do, roofing, 1c, g4oo:
Pro TE-Large, A5c; small, 46c; bar, &c
less quantity, 12Ac; slab, SC.
STREET. 1Rox-No. ~, 7hc rates.
cosPER-Copper bottoms, 4sc; braziers, over II lbs,
45c; timed copper, 43c.
WmE-2 to s. Sc; 6, 8, and 9, 1oc; 10 to H. lie; r.
H. uo; IS and IA, 121@c; Is and IT, 14c; IT, 15c 49,
16o 49, 9c; o. Zoe; full bndle Is per cent discount;
fence wire, &c.
NAILs-More fairly active, aud without essential
change in prices. We quote 10d Per keg, S8.12s5
@6.25; Sd do, $6.37H@6.55; 10d to Cod, do, S6.25
@6.75; Id do sSs2K@7co; Sd do s7.62H@7.75
DO Sd, fine, $9.oo9s12N; I'd do, s937H@9.5o; cinch,
$3.50@862k. 12H of to the trade-
NAVAL STOREs-As the season advances, the de-
mand for ropes, pitch, tar &c, Is gradually falling
of, Prices are regular and without change. We
, 1872-11-04
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 2.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; and Tor the
corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-11-04

LEATHER-In this market there was no change
worthy Of mention. Business reported good for
this period Of the week. and the feeling seemed firm
bath for foreign and domestic stock: The Shoe and
Leather Reporter speaks Of the New York market as
follows:
tsBusiness shows no improvement over the previous
week in any department. Qutetneas preVnils In the
Swamp, and for the past three four days, 1t has
presented an appearance Of duness never before wit
messed, owing to the scarcity Of teams and trucks
caused by the disease among horses. Dealers almost
congratulate themselves the qnfetness Of trade be-
cause II they could sell goods, 1t would be almost i'm
possible to shin them"
, 1872-11-04

POTATOES-Very little was done, there being no
way to make deliveries Choice peachbows steady at
45@5Qc Sales include in bags, at 5oc car do,
at 45c Ill On track. ...
SWEET POTATOES We're in light request at s4o0
for Jerseys so.75@3.25 for Southern Illinois, Sales
include 10 brls Jerseys at As brls yellow at
50 brls do at $2.75.
POULTRY-Was in fair demand and hrrner. Sales
include Is coops chickens at $300@325; 10 coops do
nt l2c coops do at 12Hc; $50 lbs dressed OF 12S@
13c 4 coops geese at sl3.o0; coopa do at s11.oo
sALT-Was in continued good demand, and the
market WIS firm at present rateg. We quote
Onondaga fine, $2.25 Saginaw fine $225 coarse Dis.
mopd Ordinary coe1ss dai .., wt5eat e ut
ASHTON dairy, per bag, $500: !: ground alum, $2.25:
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDs-Trade continues
good and prices steady and unchanged:
, 1872-11-04

OILs-Carbon was fairly active, and firm, but for
other goods in the list there only Light inquiry
and the general market seemed to be lacking in
strength. No change wns made In quotations as
follows: Carbon, 2k@3sc; extra lard oil strictly Tin-
seed raw 859s7c do boiled 9o@92c whale 88c sperm,
s2o0@2lo; meats foot oil strictly pure l1o; DO e.
t1a s. 90; do No. !, 90@o5c; bank oil, Csc; straits,
70c: elephant oil. CSC; turpentne, 70c.
PAINTS CoL0R8, AND PUTTY-We continue to
, 1872-11-04

Following Is the new taIlh OF nge STOCK
trelghts which went into effect on MONDAY oct'
AL live stock from Chicago to common or compel
ing points East will be taken only by actual weight 81
1on9na 1a 39ss.,. e,za,un.-,..o p;..,,,,.o,, ,,a
Ra11ara - 1n1 ha e7.kc
To punEfls loo Observation-Disclosures. So
70 Toledo and Detroit Observation-Disclosures. 2oc
The following minimum weights are the least that
win be talen md all excesa Of actual weight viii be
eSilesa Ga1ts 's ane eassen' la'ss ns
Horss donbledecf car. q car. 600 ihs
Hogs, aingle-deck car, y 8car...........AO00l II GOO lbs
Sheep, doube,deek car car.... ooo o rs rs
Sheep, alngle-deck car, car: oo9 lbs
Nc return passes VII be given between any Of these
a - 49, tiSto ~ ~ idca1snss ~ ~ an tind ~
passencer trsins. IL either direction.
CATT1 =, roronor;aon LII +ba rrocad,o
two ~ threa zvaeEa fhera are m irnnorta1,f
s.o -. - H. 11a@,ora1 faat,ras ~ ~
cott1s wartat III % Tha receints have bean moderate.
hrt IN the ahaonca ~ a9vth;no iila activity II,
sne ~ ,1a ;vaa ar9 ,;y,,psait1ad
from the opening to the close. The Eastern
markets are still being largely supplied from
ono ana ana
prices tneFe are 80 LOW taas tnere % - feany ap ~
and their purchases during the past
the market, sellers have been bothered
not 1tte TO aispose o. na5iae Gatn9, ana a usa'
as was me supPy o. oes'raole a1s spRng glaae5'
values nave suHered TURNER depreclallon.
Texas cattle met with a fair inquiry from pack
ers. feeders, and local butchers, and although
these foreign cattle comprised the bulk Of the
weeks supply. they commanded, relatively, bet
ter prices than native stock, the pens being
kept we'll cleared at S2.0OD3-0O for through
droves, and st s925@450 for good to
choice Northern-wintered. The demand for
stockera has fallen off some, but
the inquiry is still fair, and common to good
droves are ea1able at $26O@400. Veal calves
remain steady at about last weeks prices, or at
s350@575 TOR common coarse heavy to choice
To-day the market vas without change in any
their orders small. and trading was slow at about
former rntes. Shippers took few carloads,
and a few bunches we're taken by local buyers
and feeders hut the total of sales did not reach
I. .(00 head. and the market closed dull and
heayv.
QUOTATIONS..
E1tra-Graded steers averaging 1,400 ns
=, and upwards. se25@e6o
Choice Beeres-F1ne, fat, veil formed yeao eac
to yeas 80 ola ateefs, ana averaging 4'@o esae ~
feod RssEss 1Su tas Wal. .fsttenad neivfornei
steers. averaging 1.10O to 1900 ns., 6.25@55o
Medium GradesNsteera in fair deah, aver
aging 1,1oo to 1,25o 45o@soo
Butchers' stock-conmon to medium
ateers, ana good 70 oon ezra e9~s ior cary
stoet Gsttiss4carpnnoSn '~Y catt1e IN decent
flesh averaging 100 to 1850 lbs ...+, 26Q@4oO
Inferior-Lght and thin cows, heifers,
stags, bulls, and sca1lawag steers--.....-- 2g0@25o
Te1as e EattlemNortheIn m wnsEea.: 54.9o
AAoo1- ~ 1oSoAPt' -! Ao9a S4.AAAtA3 ~lAo Rs+ae
, 1872-11-04

These figures show increase Of 0O00 hhds
the crop of 1871 and crop eQu. to that Of 187071.
It iB pretty well ascertaned fact that high prices
stimulate production, when it is possible to increase
production, and in the urtice Of tobacco tho quality
which be produced is to be measured only by tho
demand. It is fact generally conceded, however,
that the demand is increasing In greater ratio than
Eeted is arge the probabilities are that the demand
will be sufficient 10 take all at remuneratve prices to
the planter.
6TAT1gT1c5.
The statistics OF commerce and navigation for
the month Of May last are footed up by the
Bureau, and give the following as the amounts
carried in American and foreign vessels, and in
cars and other vehicles, respectively, for the
eleven months ended May 81, 1879:
Domestic er- Foreign
Imports. ports {fntxcd e1-
American vessels $780, 4s1 1903 si5l e15s,5
Foreign vessels. Al,o42 19s 34544392s II ,5l9
ELEVEN MONTHS ENDED MAY 81, 1871.
Domestic e. Foreign
IMPORTS ports {nlized e1-
American veasels. .s1444o s1s5s1S,74s ss1s, ,n5
Foreign vessels. 332 1853 1916 840,257 15,19o,657
Land vehicles. 13,6G9,945 4,730,180 2,237, ,427
The number and tonnage of vessels engaged
in the foreign trade which entered and cleared
during the twelve months ended May 81, 1872,
we're as follows:
No: E"'<:Sa;~s@e'sa'<dd@ S5a, No. Ions,
Foreign yesaels..18,74B 7,o757l9 1851 6,97o,145
, 1872-11-04
TOBACCO.
The Louisville Erening Ledger EayB:

Advices from a1l the tobaccogrowing sections war-
In excess Of Last year. As general thing, It has been
cured without damaged by frost, and, ii quality, Is
said to compare fayorably with the best crops grown
for several years. The following figures for the crop
to be marketed for 1928 ia claimed to be only approx
inatey correct but as the estimate for the two years
near the ark the opinion is warranted that pres
ent estimate will afford valuable data upon which to
, 1872-11-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review for the Week Ending Nov. 2.
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 2.
The receipts OF live stock during the week
war +o1t