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STATE BoNDs-State securities dull,

HAHAS DSNOS bGCuLlllS6 uulIs
STocKs-The temper OF the stock mar.
ket was bullish at the opening with Wes-
tern Union and Pacific Mail leading the
market. There was a strong disposition
TO buy Northwestern common, Ohio's
and Union Pacific, which had not respon.
ded TO the recent advance, which put up
the first named to 7Ss and held the others
steady. Lake Shore was strong on large
dealings above 90. Late in the day, how
ever, the Pacific Mail clique withdrew all
their orders to sell and rapidly bid the
stock up to SO when q Generalization Of
the entire market set in, and in semi.
panic prices fell lag per cent and 6 for
Pacific Mail. There was q slight rally at
the close, but the move in Pacific Mail
frightened the holders and caused gene.
ral apprehension as TO the future Of the
market. Western Union which sold OF
IS! closed ut 1GE.
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acknowledgement.
,ropyIVS GREETING TO.
CAH'' SEWARD
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him well: no rcod o. praise
Etfaots.. s ,' rom III wiUdy hilI
VI, NOM. oi,er paths and Way
= u '3 r,5,:3.i,So;a lAn we hoocFs''li
'- ,,,o,e those truths he spoke,
,tt ,S. N d thrOngh year. OF war Snd shame
fsNn T,'" Cry cArrs with surtr hltoke
T s.,. 10 olr map lis MONDAY i'mei
.,,ohgd hin thOE the Gears
GSa,"y. g.aIt By ,he StTln gate,
.. l Iei 10 pisiils shattered bars
'; tsJ,Ss The foe cap''u'a'ei
.,v,.t 10 ,rrn his slower feet
hsoa " mo western settling sun,
IOSIsiH. NV. A all complete
iI 4, t he fulfilled hi'da1y doRo'
...H,, S,,esuIug from tho polo,
Y X, ~. one hlh borne hon sea TO sea-,
=, I1 IN N ne, b0wiug wFere they stand,
" n, II Js;ed head Of Ell Captain.
.. ,,r,l, Of the waterfalls, o.
Tst s,na'. kercAlef In tho breeze,
.tt'vw,yir, rom the rocky walls,
" r,c .tir aud rustic OF the u'e''
.,,,,,,j IN sunset .kicS Of hope,
Y, 1. t .J,isEt l4sds by sunset seas,
~ " WING Worlds Premier tTcads The slope
IN N ,Is,sI years in calm and psaec'
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Democratic Absent eeism in Belmont
County.
(Frcm the ST. ClalravIlle Gazutte.)

At the recent election there were alb.
sent In the Democratic ranks from each
township Of the county the following
numbers as near as can be ascertained:
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The French heel has gone completely
out OF fashion. Broad, low heels are tho
correct thing for ladies' beitiRtS.
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capitaI--s2ss, 900 90

Life Policies arc now generally conceded to be
among tho moet certain and desirable Of invest
mentA, This Company, managed on principles
Of strict economy, oGers the lowest rates Of pre-
miums, Consistent With EAtety, and lower, We
In the State. It's success Ia an established fact
All reserve from premiums, as q security 10 the
policy holders, additional 10 tho capital stock 10
invested by the Local Boards, within that local..
~ from which Il Ii derived
Being convinced by their knowledge Of the in.
tegrlty and prudence OF tho gentlemen who com.
pOsc its Directory, and by q thorough examinA.
tlOn Of itS plan OF organization, that 1t Ia In
every respect rellIble Company, the subscribed
citizens OF Wheeling, who have themselves sub
scibed 10 Its stock, and organized IS Q Local
Board. feel warranted In commencing the enter.
prise 70 the favorable consideration Of tho poo
pie Of the state!
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SINS,CI:L2IR's SINGLE ACTING
R NS9NMSIFkEE ES5Z:i!N COMBINED uYDRAU,
1871. S'eA'eu June y,
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" ,Sa EYER known, 10 now ACKNOWLEDGED to In
'ne Dest pump Tor all purposes yet pat ertcd.
Manufactured at BrtdVepor. ohto
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LADsToNEs POLICY.

Heu. lhppuuSe'
EFEECT OF GLADsToNE'S POLICY.
But the Irishmau has been called a
Rebel and whipped; he has been patted
on the bnck and told that no poor country
since the world began has been treated as
his country has been. Thele is no rene
dy for him, it has been said, but to man
age him by Irish ideas. Let US have the
thing which has never yet been tried for
him-steady, impartial justice. The Irish
man requires to 10 ruled by just laws
laws which shall defend the weak from
the strong and the poor from the rich. II
he is inCOrrigible, then will give him up;
but the experiment remains to DO tried.
A movement in this direction has lately
been begun. The Irish Land act Of MIR.
Gladstone Is the most righteous measure
which has been passed Tor IS centuries.
1t is no easy matter 10 touch In old coun.
tries what are called the laws Of property,
and We are compelled to move slowly.
don't know how you find 1t here, gentle
men, but free Institutions have a tendency
in most countries to throw as much power
US is good for them into the hands Of the
IIGu' luhL ~ lcdSG 10 UuE experience,
The rich nun finds the world so pleasant
to him that he thinks it well enough, and
hardly cares to have 1t do better, especial.
lyiF he is obliged TO put his hand in his
own pocket, LAughter But VIC have
made n beginning, and we invite you to
help.us out with the problem. You need
not tell us to come out OF Ireland, for we
cannot and will not. There Is q case on
both sides and counter'Caso. There arc
direct claims and indirect claims. Laugh.
ter There arc injuries which to tho
Irish Imagination seem mountainous, and
by us arc not denied, yet can bs explained,
as we believe.
The lecturer then sketched somewhat
at length the wrongs Of Itelsnd, pleading
the excavations on behalf OF his own
country, and addressing himself to his
audience as gracious aud impartial arbi,
traitors, inclined naturally toward those
who have been oppressed, and yet not
unwilling TO hear what may be urged in
the way Of Gxtcnuation. he went back
to the days Of the Norman conquest,
when England, though permeated with
q strange people, retained her indivldu.
ality, while ireland lost her own, and he
made IN amusing delineation of the char
acterisics which 80 strongly mark the
, 1872-10-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

- TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. e.
ALCOHOL-Continuea i'll good demand ut S1.7s@
1.85 for 81 per cent proof.
BROOM CQRS-Nas quiet, there being little
demand either on local or shipping account. The
crop is reported aa Light and Of poor quality. Wo
continue 10 quote: s4000@50o0 per ton for common;
s1o009so 90 for FUR, 90 for choice; and
S150.ootal60.0 90 for choice hur}.
BEANs-The supply Of beans Ia fully equal to the
demand choice nayes sell readily at COM
mon varieties arc dull and quotabie ut 90.
Sales include IS br1s prime medium at S2o5; 20 brls
brls good at S. 10; 10 brls at $1.50.
BUILDING MATERIALS-3Iet with o good steady
demand At previous quotations. Many dealers are
asking $3.50 per for common brick. Other naateri
MS are firm aud unchanged. We continue to quote:
stueeo, s2.5o@2.f5; New York atneeo, ces:ing,
senaale e d cement, sa25@sSo; utca cement,
Atron cement, $500; marble dust, s5.25 lime,
in bulk, sl.oa@1.10 lime, st.o5@1s5 per bril- white
sand per brl, $a.75@3.00; pasteEing hair, per bu,
4o@x5e hrs bre Rer eo9 ) s.o92@99uo 1'uilang
range at s25.oo@4ooo ST. Louis Hydraulic pressed,
$45-00 del; dlwaukee, $500, del; Racine, 5000
The following i the st Of prices Per boz
reduction Of 40 I,er cent is made by dealers:
, 1872-10-23
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 20
In the dry goods market the past week has
developed no new features worthy of comment
There has been some slight falling of in the de-
mand-due, 10 doubt, to the continued strinsen-
cy in the money narket-but the movement is
still more than usually active for the season, and
. good feeling prevails. generally. In prices
there have been few variations. Cotton goods,
especially standard makes, are being held With
pronounced hrmness, in sympathy with the raw
material, while in woollens the actiye and in
creasinE demand tends to stiffen prices. The
more western markets hare been doing liberal
business in woollen goods, and as aresult, there
is inquiry Tor duplicates, which shows TINT as
sortments are being broken. This fact, together
with the temporary discontinuance Of the pro-
duction Of heavy weight woollens, is, to GER
tain extent, influencing the minds Of holders,
and there seems to be no disposition to increase
sales ut the sacrifice of prices. With n few IN
important exceptions stocks are tolerah1y full
in all departments, and, aside from the annoy
ance occaaioned BY the slowness Of collections,
the market appears to be in satisfactory con-
dition- Carpetings are moving slowly. Tho
prospects, of lower prices later in the sea-
leads retailers to restrict their purchases to
meeting immediate wants, and the volume Of
trade Ia light, for the season. The following
quotations are furnished:
, 1872-10-23

hogs in Illinois in 1872, in comparison with the
number in 1871.
The State Of Indiana does not make any Off
cial count of the. number Of live stock in that
State.
The total number Of swine in the United
States IN FEBRUARY, 1879, as given BY the Agri-
cultural Bureau report, was 81, TOE, 800, against
29457, 500 in February, 1871, and 26, Isl 400 in
February, 1870.
The number Of hogs in the aforementioned
States, by census report for 1850, 1860, and
1917, and by reports Of the Department Of Agri-
culture for 1871 md 1872, taken in February Of
each wear:
, 1872-10-23

1.75@1.so; bank Goldfish, s5.6o@s.75; Georgia cod
fish, x8.5oG6,T5 box herring, No. l. so93sc; box her
F9f ssslsa a. 42@tSs Columbia River s'n'
FRUITS AND NUTs-A marked improvement l
noted in the demand for fruits, md, as result
pace IN any article Il ths liat but the general arEe
is hrmer, and in many descriptions the present ten
denecy 5rathe5 upward. Nuts are meeting with
Following are the prices current: Dates, $3.50
psanes, S sgss; French DO, H@51Sc; Ssisns, ss.ss@
37c pitted cherries 25G2sc peaches, Pared, 1e@a0c
peaches halves 7@7ke; Do, quarters, 61f@7c; zantt
SsSsa.s %essrn 1SS aasa agRis ssa g.
1l@15c almonds, Terragona, &c; English walnnts,
14@15c; Naples walnuts, 19@2oc; Brazils, 1A@15c
Pecans, 1o@12kc;- African peanuts, 7c; Whining
ton peanuts, &c; Tennessee peanuts, SC; cbestnuts
GAME-Tfe offerings are rery large, and this, with
neuGe Is doz prrs a dz
Alallard ducks Ut $500; 25 doz do at s225@2.5o; 8
doz small at .e5@l.75; doz snipe at sloo; sad
GREEN FRuITs-The receipts Of apples are very
large and the winter varieties going into store.
Fall apples sell slowly In retail way at sl00@22 % per
bril- Gropcs pears, and ounces are in fair request.
Cranberres steady s1o01@120o per brl for choice
cultivated, and ss0o90o for Wild Sales comprise $50
t5 br5 apples At 8 90 brs Ct 20 b1ls at
car at 90 10 baskets ounces at 81 0o@125 GO ut
T5c. Il baskets pears at $1.00. Is cases Catawba
HItINS Ut 1u CaSES 4SAQGu1 Ut @I.t14 I'D uTl8
cranberres ut s1075; SO brs at sr 115o; so brls
Bel and Bngle at SI2oo; 50 br1s ut sll.00.
GRocERlEs-Trade has been only moderately ac-
merchants being noticsably smaller Shte the order
business has also fallen of some The volume Of trade
is however, fully up to tho average Of former wears at
this season. and, all things considered our iobbers
have no cause to complain. The general market is
firm notably for the leading staples Choice cofees
here and at the East and IN advance is pre-
ictad. The sugar market is strong both for raw and
refined grades, aud Ats and extra C's were to-day
marked up an Sc. Syrups, Spices rice and soaps are
steady and firm We now Quote;
CoFFEEs-Mocha, SOC: O. @. java 25aosc: Java No.
Q. 23HRa4c: fancy Rio. 2311Go3.<c choice do. 221?
a22Ec: prime Rio. 2I15n2is7c good do. 20sSa21c:
eommon do 19ka9Oc: Sinoapore. 22EfaS3Hc: !:
Eosfo 13;co pp4<693i:I :. SIaricajhn on1LGo3Lc
CaSDT rs-Sfar full weipht o0{a0GEc Stearine
15GTGc
FICr-patna a,608,<e. Ranpoon 7,<6gc. Caro-
lima. 91f19s5c' ~>ss70>s' e' '<S0'
sI,a SnS-Intent cut loaf 146a14,<r. crushed nnd
powdered. 13,x@13t[c: ernn1atei 1aai3lsc: 4.
Standard. 12KGIa:.c: do 10 ?, 1o,:11aNc: 5. 1ak@1
l2s:c: extra 6. 12hR12szc; C. No q 1lzxa15c vel
low G, IIkGI1slc: choice brown, 11{aiiSc prime
do, los/6S1ic fair do, 1o@l0Xc: clioice moasses
sunar i0S5t41ic: fair do 8z5G49c
SyRup5-Dlamoud drips 81 aOG1 IS silver drips
extra t3ue 72@75o good gugar-ho1ge syr,ap 45956c
extra do 50G55c; New Orleans molasses choice, 75G
molasses, 3o@35c
sp1cEs-Allspice l7ta19c: cloves, 28aa0c: cassia,
4oa4 pepper 22k@a3kc: nutmees. 81 .25@1 so :
oinrer nurc o2{a3O:: do No l. 20(ao5c do No . l5
G13c -0 = -
, 1872-10-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet anu prices re-
main steady at previous quotataions. We
continue to quote: PORK barrels, 81 sl,458l.5o; lard
tierccs, sl.60Gl.85: whtskey barrels, $2.15@
2.25; -four barrels, 5u@55c; staves and
headings, sl7.oo@a0,co for pork barrels: -four
staYes, sa,50@7.o0; circle -four headings, s<9sc
r set; -four hoop polea, $1400@li.00 = IN !:
pork and tierco poles, = whiskey bar
rel staGes, S23G27. CO q IN.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS--Wcre in fair demand,
prices ranging from s4.oo@4.75 per boz for pears.
Grapes 20930c per 10.
CHEEsE-An advance Of 70 has been established in
prices Of this staple. The demand continues active
and with stocks only fair, dealers firm in their
views at the Improvement. We now quote: New York
factory, 15@16c; Ohio factory, 1aM@14Nc; Western
factory, 13@l41lc.
COAL-The coal market has ruled active throughout
the past week, with prices firm and advancing, both
anthracite and bturinous varieties sharing in the uE
ward movement OF the latter, the supply is remark
ebly small for this OF the year. and present in
dica:ions point, to further advance Fol-
lowing are the prices current. Lehigh lump,
sl1,5o; Lehigh prepared, S1o.S0; Lackawanne,
SO 90; Erie sl0oo@l050; Briar Hill, slo.oo@
1850: Walnut Hil1, $loo9@l050; Blossbu.g, s9.50@
1000 Cherry 1line Sa.0U; Hooking Valley. so.00ge
$50: indiana, $500; Minonk, $500; Wilmington,
500.
DRUGS AND CHEA[1CALs-steady activity is Wit
messed in the drug MARKET and the frnness that has
characterized the market for some time past il still
prevalent. The only important changes In values
since our Inst report vera advance Of 25c 1ntgum
opium 5c in lye, aud SOC in potash. We reviae our
, 1872-10-23
Blue Island az, 47e # OF Robey st. f. 2411oo IT,
1.t.5 n.t Characterization e. an

Blue Island av, 478 IT Of Robey st. +, 241100 It,
dated oct. q; consideration, s., 800.
SOUTH CITY LIMITS.
Lots II and 4s, IN Block l, Of Il u nwA Of s " 4
Sec. g. 49, II, dated Oct. % !; consideration, $500.
Lots &c to 48 in Block g. in FolIansbees Subdivision
Newhnu ct a., nwa1 Sec Is, So, IA, dated July !:
consideration, $375o.
Lots 2s to 81, IN Block Of Block 50, Sec 49, 49, H.
May % consideration, 81, 800.
Lots is and H. in Block s, of Bogues Subdivision IN
seq Sec II, SO, II, dated Oct l; consideration,
$1,000.
Lots is to IT, in same, dated Oct. Ii consideration
$4,000.
Burtis Az 237 40 IT Of Fiftieth st, +, 12o1124E
it, dated June / consideration, 900.
Lots Il and 49, in Block l, Of Hedenberg's Il " e
Of y Sec 7, IS, H. dated Oct. consideration
$500.
Blocks and and Lots to 80 in Block T. in Nc
Bride Spencer,s g = ofn " 4 Sec 36, IS, dated
Oct. s; consideration, s26, 100.
Of Sec IT, 39 II, dated Oct 12 consideration ss43.
, 1872-10-23
The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord on Tuesday, Oct. %:

The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord On Tuesday, Oct. %:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot 35 IN Block 8 Of Wards Block II, sheGeid's Ad-
Ation, dated Ang. l; consideration, $500.
North az, between Sedgwick and Church st7, t,
Lot Z, dated Sept. -; consideration, s. 500.
Lowe av, Of and near Thirty-sixth st, Ell "a to
Emerald It, of wrong St, Is Il to alley, dated
lot q q BesEs s and &c, Sec. IS, 80, a. dated
as Il 4 astea sRa = Ssz a1 sss
Margaret st. ~ It Of Henry ST f. * # to alley,
dated os ass5sT e. Gfe
and = dasd ,2f ot nza e. q RAP
Lots 81 to So, in Block Of Race and pearson SUBJ
division in Sec 49, 49, 49, dated June Is; conAid~
ga e u MsRsynoas * sne
sapesieF st aid near ssdgwicL st, IT. ii It to al
fmelaid st, ncai Wrong s. IS tito alley, dated
Milwaukee, av, Of and near Wood st, II /, Lot 8,
dated Oct . !; consideration, s525.
Lot II Biosfs IS and SC, Sec 49, 49, H. aated
Io J. ohapman's Lots and p in Block 5, Of Grayes'
Subdivision II of av IN @ ne Sec ST. 49, H. dated
Oct =; consideration, s., ,o9o. ~ 1o.o, ~ 70 ~
ne Sec H. 80, II, dated Oct. q; consideration,
F5,O3o.
Rebecca st. between Latin and Looie sts. +, q #
to alley, dated Oct. q &; consideration, 81 500.
10: 25 IN E13 Block 61 Sec 19, 50, Il, dated oct .;
consideration, S140o.
Let 75 in Block 8 Of sw K Sec 20, 81, Il, dated Sept
le Il, hoel T. ghetelas Addition, dated Oct 10;
consideration, s., 900.
L.. Is, in sw < Of Block 2s shefdelds Addition,
dated Oct. oo consideration, s7Go.
Lcts 70 and 20. in Block 7, Of sN x Sec 81, 49,
II, dated Oct. 1s coaside:ation ID $, ,475. % :,
Lot e. in Bloea : Of ts ~ 5oo x Sec. 80, 50, H.
Lot T. in Block 5, OF Block 49, Sec. 2, 49, H. dated
avg. 27; consideration, 8, 200: -.
~ 7-1o IT, dated Oct. II; consideration, sl6.Il.
, 1872-10-23

7s8PoEt
number Of hogs, gives the population Of each
State and the number Of hogs to each 100 of
population and the st.tement for 1870 is the re-
suit. It will, however, probably, vary some
from the above, but will be more, not less.
There is wide difference between the Agricul-
tural Department Report of the number of hogs
in Iowa as compared with the State Auditors
Report Of the number Of hogs in that State.
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat was active and strong,
especially on cash lois, which closed at 31.10,
Seller the month cloaod at S1.091I, and seller
November at s1.085S. Corn was quiet and firm,
closing at 305zc seller the month, and s115c
seller November. Lake freights vera 1c lower,
two charters being taken at 15c for corn by
sail to Buffalo.
, 1872-10-23
COMMERCIAL.

Tuesday EVENING, Oct. ~.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date q year ago:
, 1872-10-23

EGGs-Ihe offerings are liberal, and, under fair
Demand prices range about the same. Sales include
Sc cases and 600 doz at Csc 100 pigs fresh at 24c
10 cases picklca ut 2pc,
FEATHERs-unaer good demand, prices are
and o9 for
vary from 20@60c, according to quality. ..-
FisH-Dcriug the past week the stocks Of fish have
been much improved, and dealers are again filing
orders with good degree Of pron,ptness. Some
descriptions however tnotably salmon aud herring,
are still in light supply Prices have been firmly Gns
tained all around while in No. shore machere], and
IL scaled herring, IN advance has been established.
We quote: No. Il whiteash, f5:25@5.5o; No,
?, S5.o0@5.25. No. l trout, $4.75@5. 60; No.
ehore ueckerel s9.76@l0oo; No. bay, $8.509a-75;
No. boy nackerel $7.00GaT.25: No. L shore. KITS.
, 1872-10-23

HOGS-The receipts since Saturday have been
Il, 425, against s6o46 for the same time n i, last
supply the market was stronger, though IL the
Absence Of active competition sellers did not
succeed in working up pz3cea to any considerable
extent until late in the day, when An advance OF
exclusive operators, bnt their wants proved
euual to the supply. the market closing dz1n with
, 1872-10-23

LENUES-The supply, although not large, Is clnpIe
for present wants. Prices unchanged, and range
from 50 00@1000 for French, s7.50@S06 for Malagas
New oranges quoted at s4o0 per 100.
METALS AND TIMERS ST0CK-Are in contln-
ued good demand. Stocks ample and values steady.
We quote: .
T1N PLArE-Ic, 1or14, $500; do, 1ox12, 1850; do,
14xa0, sl7.00; do, roofing, &c, s1A50.
SHEET Z1sc-Fnn casks, 11zc; half casks, 12c; less
quantity, Il &c: slab, DC.
SHEET IRoN-No. "a, 71@c rates.
corpEn-copper bottoms, 4sc; b.aziers over 10 lbs,
dc; timed copper, 43c.
W1Eo to S, 8c O. 8, and 9, 1oc; 10 to Il, lie; IL,
u, 11c 13 and H. 19kc Is and l6, 14c; IT, 15c; 49,
1cc; 49, 1885, "a, 2oc full bundle IS per cent discount
fence wire, &c.
steady, as follows: 16d per keg, se12N@625: Sd do
sG.37A16.55; Cd to God, do, s6.62H@6.75; 4d do
S6821@70o; 81 do, s7.696@7.75; do Sd, fine, $1,000
9.12]9; ID do clineh, $8.50@8,G23. 11
, 1872-10-23

Soft wool1en rags, = @s
Rope and bagging. 3 b.. ..............-....3H@A
Printed paper and books, 9 3tb................4 @5
Common Raper, ~; :nsi,, 4 ,s1 91a
and prices weaker. Sales include coops I'D chickens
at $Sa5 coops do at $500; is coops m11ed at s25o
springs at s2.00 !; ! coop ducks at s4oo; coops
turkeys at II NC !; I do ut 1Qc.
PoTAToEs-The market is overstocsed; and car
lots Of mixed unstable Choice peaehhloWs arc in
sell from store at 50@65c Sales include choice
peachhows a Soc, deliverad = at &c, delivered
ut 4oc car white at 30c car do at 26c Oh track
car mixed at nc.
SWEET POTATOES-The receipts are larger, and
prices lower Sales include 50 brs Ut oo 100 do at
SASH, DooRs, AND BLINDs-A fair amount Of
business was and quotations are unchanged
, 1872-10-23
the pens empty. Bales we're reported at $3.50
4.40 for common; at S4.45@450 for medium,
and at $4.55@5.65 for good to choice.


SHEEP-Unly 4 moderate amount Of trading
was done in this market. Buyers we're few. and
sales dragged at S3.25@3.75 for common; at
94.00@4.25 for medium, and at "a. 50@4.75 for
good to choice. Extra would command $4,000
E Of
, 1872-10-23

Total, 4, ,948,771 bu. This ia decrease dur
ing tho past week of Eo 754 bu wheat; 49s, $40 bu
corn; Is, ,220 bu oats; G,539 bu barley; and an
increase Of $40 bu rye.
The New York Produce Exchange Circular
gives the following as the foreign exports of
provisions from New York for the week ending
Oct 15 1872, al d the distribution of same:
, 1872-10-23

EUTTER-Thc principal features Of interest il COZ
ncction with this market during the week under review
was The weakness developed IN choice grades. This
due to the large increase in the receipts Of such
and not to any falling off IN the demand, which con-
tinues steadily active both supply the wants Of 1oc
consumers and for shipment. Prices Of choice dairy
fully &c lower than this day last week. and there
are Indications Of further decline. Other grades have
been disproportouately low for some time past aud
quotations remain unchanged. Following are the
prices CURRENT Strictly dairy, 25@26c; fair to
good grades, ls@a2d: inferior to common, NS14c.
BAGGING-Grain bags continue very quiet, there
being but limited inquiry from any source, but prices
remain firm, owing to the reduced condition Of the
stocks and the rnness Of the raw material In bur
laps and gunnics fairly active movement is Wit
messed, at steady prices. Wool sacas Stark, 3okc;
Ludlow, s519c; Lewiston, 34c; American 321c; Otter
creek, &c; burlap 1dI, bags, and and bu, suSe2Ae;
68@f0c.
CANNED GOODs-steady improvement is noticee-
bio in the general features Of the market for goods IN
this limo The demand exhibits steady increase Is
the season advances, aud prices gradually working
hrmcr. The market is we'll stocked, and dealers
ticipae prosperous season. Following tie prices
, 1872-10-23

Total. a1..........--....5 .507, ,Tl4 2Go,751, ,8o4
The State Auditor Of Ohio makes tic total
number Of hogs in that State in 1872, ISLE, ,554,
against 2.1G4, ,403 in 1871.
The State Auditor Of Iowa makes the total
number Of hogs in that State in 1879. PA 1G9,
against 1,008,6 in 1871.
The total number of hogs in the State Of Mis-
souri in 1879 is reported at 2,915,168, against
2,514, ,997 in 1871.
There will soon be report OF the number OF
, 1872-10-23

Spool thread grain bags, ETC., 50 dasH, or per cent
Of 20 days.
Domestics cottonades, Kentucky jeans, etc, Il per
cent of 80, Fer cent of 10 days.
Regular department goods, per cent OF 60, per
cent. of 80, per cent of 10 days.