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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-14

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The New York herald., 1872-09-02

ETH AVENUE THEATRE
- West Twewty-fourth st,scx. next 10 broadway:
Sole lessee and Manager ....... Mr. AuGUSTlN DAILY.
FOURTH COMEDY SEASON.
Mr. DAILY begs 10 announce that after recess Of two
months 0r very onfo redecoration and Thorough n-
Irovemenis, the fourth comedy at this elegant
WILL BEGIN
with the production OF q aud original American
comedy, by the author ot "Sarasoxa.r entitled
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

sacrifice Separation Of the lovers Fareweili ,.s 49,,
garden. sSs.an %S"nsst
tn 1hs ss %
The family motto Heaven alone us"' stars
Sss @
u.s." The proof rMH Fl innSsfnfso RED nfFsoocxErBook.
MATINEEs every Wednesday and Saturday. at
Sox once % at c'c,ccs TN ,hr9usncus 3? @ the day
n1S 4a5Hpsa tn ,ss
ASDay saS1s IL ssa hSnFS
the ''s0'''f 1SS59&s ensa ''' ''''
OR, THE MAN 4HST Al THE Wheel.
The music arranged and composcd BY Mr. N. Connolly
ai :'f Sss'as sS
sny esw that he nas wlsf hfsa TYb Ga
ed in olympus tars oos,,.o
MERCURY the celestial telegraph soy1awita =. wiz
na Ni e aS e loses he
onArAorrRs IN THE II; SRaks. sII1s ws''h'r''y
9n who being % " IL and sadly in wn
and @ SsHss Sa'ronasd ir'1 y HSper
juno Queen Of the Gods eds and md soys's Secass de-
ssassr Sy RSesf
ford Of pGaSoeks that sing Peahns Is o icy zurnu
%se Ssanf E ' N'''
Ass y Ss ass been Gs ssd az sssa sqass sns
Cupid The Of Venus Mno T be e @nwe Dubois
and quiet LADY though generally ia.papssaIdinnS
& AZ sS S ne %os s's S
Apollo e the %SsrSl dS,s sSni aSS III tTs
5 M MSis APT s Of c
Foregn Hand, Snd sporting member s. r,uv
oanyms%r ahS 5npisrs Sqs beautiful EAR
81 e. iTE WIN, raou,n
sss, s V1s ratss s
Deity or Of &NewIngon Butts ssr JSvsf t%s mnsr gass
Sn SnG Soes %,ss mott la in eUnseauence % Of his
patton, lose his tun. Mr. JSnn Sn Rrysr 7;rr
Hsa. hies S.s
cers is Of the weather Miss Fanny Leslie
sSsi K.s8ssy sSas:
''' RUINS OF o. P$$s HGSFtr OF JUPITER
Arrival Of Mercury and the Royal Eagle In hight ea-
:, THE 1HE v1HEr DSATAi r. TAh sky
w 81 1on i m p # T a e Hsf ave % c
Minerva and the piece OF into gence brought by Gany-
JuNo's DRAWING ROOM.
commanding fine view of the Starry Firmament and
- THE IMpESisE & EsEsiSs PAR .ARTy. y .,,.r,,,n
arrival OF distinguished guests variety OF entertain
SPEECH UPON THE TIGHT ROPE
Apollo,s Private Room in the olympian Governments
A quiet mornns-A little scandal atout queen Juno
'upsr arEyfA 5EFDs oaaPESu Ff'sHsf bRfAesE
IxiGns adventures end II Of cupas Castles in the
~ssR ss9
The moral OF Ision s story-namely, that
fHiDh WILL nA'N Ar ALA
The performance will commence, at precisely. with
the Charming Comedietta, entitled
HAPPY PAIR
-
EVERY EvENfI.; 'o' "'' ""''e'-
ANp ,hs saTufnA! areot nsx ,,s;Gs, GAfsNEE n5. AT
MI. sAMEs ". WALLACK,
MATHIHS
-<fur zix days in M n
pyrsoN COS Music Store e. III BROADWAY " ~
pue notice will be given of the frs, appearance OF
Mn AND AN'. Nv. Doo - oo-oAo
GRAND OPERA IoUsE ~ .,o,sr,v
BIIeIcalter the enrtan viii rise at a quarter to
Ror CARorrE
n.c,.na p.rs,n soec,.on,,, Omar. pour.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER
AMvxBMENTs.

-~-~>~>
OLYMPIC THEATRE. HAYES ooLvILLA
This welknown pcpuar establishment will insusura'e
MONDAY 'ss sSESISG, fssilssi SsIsSI SssIEsTSTExBER 2.
y by the production the romantic Drama, IN prologue
Il heb 'fSi E$$$ssSH# $sf s3fSs S$SE (
with Ss
Ssass sS$zf SStS sS$$s
FRED S1ssbSS sSsss Manager
S:: isSSs SS$$Es sS4Ss
Mis- Mis- jESNik yEAThkRsBY mn Mis- aEE HoEeoNsk,
Misses Hall. Fsnton, Topaz Harrison, Turnbuh. hpin-
New scenery " @ Ss;.r. Ne; w.lkin. and JOHNSON
Automatic EasSss and Fiiocpsriis. m .s.,...n,.
Ryan and ASsstnns Is
ANTE ROOM 81 sHz4hAS sSS.ssrss banker.
X; |;s :.s3s. s sss Ssss. Ss
Inc As'''''n fHE Ms'f RED rocKErBooK
Sa bcT s Espd ship Mcssya ser me
and
which spfs ana
xg xTH ssatAB IL sS Ss
AGT Se Sf Mar Hss e nf s
Tabieau.
ACT s.-mteror OF country chateau Uohnson,. The
dead alive Two poor, wounded hearts brave mans
sacrifice. Separation Of the lovers Farewclli - .
ACT A-lntcror Of the Admirals mansion with tho
gardens of the chateau by moonlight johnson aud VIII
klns, The bridal gli The ted guest The odous
The family inotto-"Heaven alone can u.s." start
ling revelation. The Alman. The star OF love lights
u.s." The proof OF innocence.
THE RED POCKETB0OK.
o'clock.
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The New York herald., 1872-09-02

A SD STREET WEST, PA, ONE BLOCK FROM BROAD.
.IO say.-Dclishtul location Desirable Rooms for
iamies or gentlemen ut greatly reduced prices for Win
fcr Parlor on first floor.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

1I WEST TWENTY SIXTH STREET a FINE SEC
Y 4 ond Floor with bathroom, furnished uniur
nishcd, til good Board in a small New England family
near Madison square; terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

27 WEST FORTY-SEvENTH sTREET.-A SECOND
Ct floor OF Onr Rooms, handsomely furnished, be
rented with Board.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

4 e EAST TWENTYFIRST STREET.-HANDSOMELY
~ furnished Rooms also the Second Flo,r TO iaIce
" with drst class Board private table If desired Refer
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

n EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BR0ADWAY-TO
~ let with Board, large Rooms on second and third
doors 10 gentlemen and wives; Rooms for gentlemen;
day Boarlers accommodated.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

Al EAST NINETEENTH STREET NEAR BROAD
I'll way.-Neli furnished Rooms, en- suite separate
ON first and second floors with Board; also Rooms up
per door. suitable for gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

II WEST TufRTT-FITTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
+ u avonue.-Desiraby located and handsomely fur
nshed Rooms to let with first class Board References
cS changed
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

Sn WEST NlNETEENTH STREET-yERY DESrRA
w BILE suits Of handsomely furnished Rooms wit
strictly FIRST class Board; entire Second Third Floors
also single Rooms, connecting, for two gentlemen, ma
pc cnEaged Tor a Mook or two hence
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

90 WEST TWELFTH STREET T--FAMILIEs OR SIN
10 gle gentlemen Lnd handsome Rooms at mod
crate prices with superior Board; reference.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

90 WEST NINTH STREET.-AN ELEGANT SUIT OF
cC Apartments in private German family for adults
only; Board required. UneAcepuonabe reference given
and required.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

DC EAST THIRTy-sEC0ND STREET NEAR MADI.
s)O avcnue.-Large handsomely furnished Rooms
second and fourth floors 10 let, with Board in small
family. References
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

nN THE HEIGHTS, AT loy HENRY sTREEr.-FIRST
~ class Board and newly furnished spacious Rooms
for single gentlemen and families PERMANENTLY, be-
tween Fulton and Wall street ferries; polite attention
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

= WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
'tJ and Sixth avenpcs.-Iiouse newly opened hand
Scmcly furnished Rooms, with first class table TO fmiie
md gentlemen: also hall Room; references
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

s)7 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET NEAR FIFTH
- avenue.-Handeomelv furnished front aud back
Rnons on second and third floors with first class Board
Keerence renuirpd.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

A FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOP BROWN STONE
N HOue to let, partly furnished, on Twenty-third
''-'N'' ''"' H. r. DREW / CO., l55 Filth avenue
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

% WEST FORTY.FIFTH sTREET.-THE ENTIRE
OO Third Floor 10 lef, with Board, TO gentlemen and
their wives or single Srtenn references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

S)CD STREET. NEAR FOURTH AvENUE.-HAND-
AC somely furnished Second Floor; four well lighted
rooms; ample closet, bath and dressing suite
snely WI or without private table Apply at lz9 East
Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE TO RENT, FULLY
n furnished, West Twenty third strect-a three
story, high soop brown stone House about twenty-five
feet wide modern improvements throughout first rate
order an excellent sbceliar and first class ioea IN
The house is beautifully and atractively furnished, III
special being its perfect neatness and clcanli
ness will be rented to responsible party only from Isl
of October until May l. 1874 for two years II de-
sired, at $500 per month
JAMES H. EDWARDS. 277 West Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

CC avennc.-upper front Suit, sunny exposure, with
Board also entire spacious and richly furnished Second
Floor. with private table and attendance; strictly first
class.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

s)S CLINTON PLACE.-BOARD AND HANDSOMELY
~ furnished Rooms and Btdrooms with modern i'm
proyements table excellent; terms reasonable Also
table Board at 81 per week.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

~ SUMNER has one Suit in her Madison ayenuo
house, and one large Suit and two small In her
Thirtyfh street houses TO Offer with private table, Tor
the winter; now ready for occupancy
The New York herald., 1872-09-02
RROOKLYM BOARD.

81 ROSS STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. BROOK
LlO lyn +. D-Gentleman and wife can he accom-
modaed with Board neatly furnished second story front
Rnn with and bath.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

DOTH STREET, SO AND Il WEsT.-HANDsoMELY
Ioors with first class table.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

A FURNISHED HOUSE ON FIFTH AVENUE. BE
N Thirty third and Thirty Fourth Streets to rem
tor the Winter reasonably.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

ITO LET-THE BEST CORNER STORE ON EIGHTH
avenue. west side Of street, and Fixtures for sale
Apply at 10 Murray street, second loft.
YrO LEASE FOR TERN OF YEARS-THE
/ Building southwest Broadway and Thirty
seventh street. 44xg7 suitable for first class business
fourth street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-02

90 CLINTON PLACE.-VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
men or gentlemen and wives unexccptonabic reference
required.
, 1872-12-10

REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord On Monday, Dec. 8:
crr4 PROPERTY.
Centre st. bet Blssell and Fremont sts, +, Is #,
dated Nov. % consideration, $1,000
Wabash ay, bet Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sf1th sts,
t. undivided q Of 50 It to alley, dated Dec. u con-
alteration, s., 600.
Webater az bet Larrabee and Hur1but sts +, Is It,
With cottage, dated Oct 90 consideration, $500.
Lots Is to % in Boi1yins Subdivision Of the Il
AneA ofsw x Of Sec. II, 50, 49, dated Oct. s; con-
sidcration, s, 500.
Wood st, bet Polk and Taylor ats, W, osk<zl25 tt,
dated Dee: :; constellation, $50: -
North Wells st, corner Of 1ndlann st, 1, 81 It to
alley, dated Dee. 5; consideration, s22,27
Wood st, $40 Liz It Of PoIk st, VI f. 2s15z125 IT.
dated Nor - e9nsiaeration aoe
ef q It to alley, dated Nov. s consideration, $780,
-, De Koven st bet Jefferson and Clinton u 43 st5 t. 2'1
lbs #, dated Dec. 7 :; consideration, $3.50.
Walsh st, bet Morgan md Fisk SITS, n f. 2511oo #,
dated April y !; consideration, s, ,025.
w Lot a, In Block 13, Of Il Section 20, 80, u,
dated May 16; consideration, $500.
String st. bet Canalport nv and Eighteenth st. T. 25
# to alley With improvements, dated Dec 0; consid-
suetst g o. Tot 12 122 Dronson's Addition, dated
sad daea aesr Pss Ws: ieE st. 81
dated Dec. S; consideration, s. 900.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lots and 10, in Block 4, Of north IA Of II 4 Sec
2s IA, Of ratlfoad, dated Dec. 3; consideration
Lot a5 IN Block s. same Subdivision, dated Dec.
SOUTH Park ~, sez14l It, in 1azinia Co.'s subdi-
vision, in Of ne Il Sec TO- 3s, Il, dated Dec. !
consideration, 50 800.
ofse X ssc ie, ss, IA $50 acres), dated Dec, s.;
consideration, s50ooo.
, 1872-12-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MoN1, EvzS1so, Dsc. g.
department Of the market Wa ~ the most lin
tied character, and scarcely enonah was accom-
plshed in the way OF sales to indicats change
in values. few car loads ware taken On New
York and Albany account, aid c'ty butchers and
feeders purchased fe~ 3, but the num-
ts bsr thus 7 disnosel Of & ;eptib1y diminish
amounted to aome > yI5 m The market
closed dull, with pei y @Ql'
HOGS The 1n.rE> s.9oo, tive and atrong,
and continued so sroaoas@ 4~a1ing the fore
but as the day advanced tho COMPETITION tIss. BE-.
came more spirited, and pricee-,, :rept up little,
G@1oc, as comr,red with s. rates. sales "a
we're reported It ss.6o@4,o5,- Chiefly At 33.7o@
rived since Saturday, and about every thing sola,
the market closing firm at &iss,.70e4-0o for com
mon to chQica.
, 1872-12-10

LITTLE FALLS. n. T., Dec. There Was an aetive
market this week. though prices are shade of from
last weeks rates. The delivery of farm daries amount
ed to upward Of 900 boxes and salss oEe !nads as1
&c., Factories were well represented, tho offerings
aggregsHng some 5000 boxes about 4oQo Of which e3
lows: J. D. Ives, 137zc; H.scuderer, 1sHc; Johns
town, 1876; HeIhmsr County cent:a 131e; Hen :,,
13Kc; Cold Greek, 1896: Cayadetta, l3z!c; Bethel
1315c; Little Falls Central, 13Es; Turner M Milde,
13zc; ST. Johnsrile, 1870; Smith = Co., 33Ec;
she1l's Busl,, 1sxc; Norway Association, s 13hc;
Nichols, 1315c; Newport, 13Ac; MlddleTine, 1shc;
There was large delivery Of butter, which went st
soG33 the last guEs being paid for only few fancy
tubs.
1t the Utica market the sales amounted to about
LOO boxes, the prices ranging from l2@13Ac. Con-
siderable cheese was sent forward commission "
The exports OF cheese from Jan. to Dec. I, 1877,
amount to 600 boxes or about 63 900 less than for
the same tima in 1871. Counting the boxes 69 los,
which Is p1ob@bly rather than the average tho
exports this year will figure up 7o,coo, COO lbs
The weather this week has been cool with Light fan
OF Haow, sufficient to make good Shedding.
, 1872-12-10
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, TO- 1s2

cargoes OF wheat and 76 cargoes OF corn the cor
responding week in 1871, and 627 cargoes Of
wheat and III careoes Of corn at the correspond
ing date in 1870. There are included in the
amount OF wheat as above 81 cargoes from San
Francisco, averaging II 900 bn each, and 261 car
goes Of wheat from all other ports averaging
about q, 900 bu each, making the an amount in
The stock Of wheat in Mareeilles Nov. 1G, ~,
was 6 1885 metrical quarters. The arrivals Of
wheat ut Marseiles for tho days ended Nov: lG,
II, we're $4,000 metrical quintals OF 22o19 lbs
each, aVoirdupois. -..,
The exports from Cronstadt from the opening
of navigation to Nov. IL, '72, have been Wheat,
SIS, ,078 qrs; barley, 1,6As qrs; rye, 64 ~ qrs;
oats, 406,282 qrs; Gnseed, 469, ,522 qrs; hnseed
cake, 3,677 toms, against the corresponding
period in 1871: Wheat, es4 SIS qrs b barley ~
linsoed, 549, ,216 qrs.
, 1872-12-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MoHDAY EVENING, Dec. 9.
ALCOHOL-Was In fair request and frmer; 94 per
cent now quotable at S1.77@1.83.
BROOM CORN-There was soma inquiry among
Eastern nd local dealers, but rule the market is
quiet. Dealers anticipate mora active trade
next month. Prices underwent no impor-
tant changes. We quote: No. hu1l, 7@8c per ID;
No. 2 do, 5@6Ac; No. stalk braid, 586c No. do
4@44c; No. s do, 3G4e; inside green, 4Q94Hc; do
red lip, Gel do pale and red, 2@5Ec.
uEANS-Wefo quiet and unchanged. Tho offerings
Of common beens are nrge, bnt ha2I=oicked navies
ore scarce We continue 10 qnoto; NaYies at $s.l0G
2,23; iair, Sl,65@1.75; common to medium, S1.00
BUILDING MATERIALs-There waa some inquiry
for brick, le, cement, etc., for the completion Of
deana denang@ esAe{ Was neht f W. W. eonne QUOTE
ss4sS4o5; Ss9seS sapsrane d. 1oo@+se; hossndaIs
cement, ss.25@550; Uhca cement, $500 per brl;
Louisville cement s2.0oi Akron cement, 500;
marble dust, $3.25@3.5o; lime, in bulk, *1.o0
@125; Lime in brls) s1:35@1:5o per brl;
White sand per brl $275@3Oo; pasteEng hair, psf bu
4Oa45c fire brick, Eec 1000, S4000@900o; buiiGng
brick (common), Sl1Oo315.0o; county brick SIS 90
@l4oO; Woodstock pressed range at $250o94o0o; st.
Louis Hydraulic pressed, $500, del Milvantee,
$500, del Racine, $4,000 del; Hinsdale, $250o,
del; fro clay, per br, s40o@50o. The following
Is the list Of prcea per boz Of so feet for domestic
window glass, from which reduction Of 40 per cent
Ia made By dealers: ~.z,.
R4ru nth
, 1872-12-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Dec. g
schr E. NJ DSvisop, Erie, ESQ tons coal.
Schr Hubbard, Elk Rapids, eco m lumber, 20 eda
wood. -
Prop oconto, Meno1ninee 600 m 1a.h and suddries-
Schr St. Lawrence, Erie, $40 tons coal. =
8cow Spray, SaugatueE, 30 eds wood.
Scow d. q. Wright South Haven, o5 eds wood
Bark Chicago Board Of Trade, Eric, 657 tons coal.
gchr @. Ellen, Ludngton, 50 lumber, e3 m 1ath, u
n ehingls bolts.
CLEARED. Dec. 8. :
Prop Oconto, Eantowoc, $50 dry hides end sundriea
, 1872-12-10

POTaTUES-Are IN very good demand and fFmer
for car loads, very few sound lots being offered.
Choice varieties sold at 70@7sc track, and Soc de-
Nvered Sales include choica peachblows ut eoc
delivered; at 76c; at roc track $50 bu
from store at SOC; 600 bu do ut 80@95c.
PoULTRE-There WIS some inquiry for choice
chickens and turkeys, but usual Mondays, trade
was rather Light. The supply is ibera and prices are
about the sae those Of Last week. Chickens quot
able at s20O@3.25 turkeys at 8@12Ec; sales include
11c 400 lbs do at l0c: 14o Is at SC; 20 doz extra
choice chickens at 50 3o5@35o 70 doz good at se50@
10 doz ducks, dressed, ut sa.oo@4so; 10 dog do at
$500; II doz geese at $s.0o@9.50.
SALT-Under fair demand and light supply the
market rules 6rm We continue to quote: Onoutlaga,
fne s.. ordinary coarse, 40 Saginaw, ne, 90;
coarse Diamond G, $40; dairy, without bag, $500
do with bags ground solar, $780, Aahton dary
per bag, $500 ground alum, $3.50.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLlNDs-Were in toleEnbly
fair demand, prices exhibiting no variation, We
, 1872-12-10

O. 8. currency 6s.. LEX LA
Northern Pacific Gold 7-30s... 100 and int.
Chicago City Ta...-..........-- 80. 99H and int.
Cook County 7s................ 80. o9K aud int.
Sterling Exchange, Qarge drafta).. ~. 1osI@11oH
, 1872-12-10
HnH gAT.EE-

sHEEP-Received, $40. Nothing was doing
in the sheep market, and values remain nomi-
nally unchanged at S3.00@3.50 for poor; at
s3.75@4-25 for medium; and ut S4.50@5,25 for
good to choice.
, 1872-12-10
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 9.
The following Tero the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past forty-eight hours, and for the
corresponding date a year ago:
, 1872-12-10

LEMONS-7ere quiet and steady at previous prices.
The average demand for oranges prevailed, with ample
offerings. We continue to quote: Palermo and AIcs-
sna lemons at $3.50; Maagas at ss.5o@7oo; oranges
at $10.00@1290.
METALS AND TINNERS' sTOCK-The usual
amount Of business at this transacted the
following being the prices now current:
TN PLAIE-Io, 1oxl4, $500; do, 12x12, $14.5o; do,
14120, $500; dc, roofing, IC, $3.50.
PIG TN-Large, A0c; small, lie; bar, 42c.
sHHEr Z1so--Fu4 casks, 11Nc; half casks, 17acs
less quantity, 12c; slab, &c.
sHEET lRos-No. n, f4c rates.
OoPPER-Copper bottoms, 48c; brazier9, over y bs,
WrnE-2 to s, S. 6. s. and 9, loo; 10 to II, lie; 1o
Il, ukc; 13 and H. 1oc; Is and 1s, lac; H. lac; Isl
l6c; l 19c 2o 2oc; full bundle, Is per cent discount;
fence wire, &c.
NAILs-Were in very fair inquiry for this
scason. The market is steady at the do
quote +: i'd pei Eeg, s57s rates net Sd do,
s6.0O@G.121S; Cd do, s6,25G6.a7k; I'D do, $500
6.B2X; Sd do, s7.25@7,s73; do Sd, fine, ss.5o@
, 1872-12-10

SEEDS-Ihgre WA8 q ta1f inquiry 10f the se1son Tor
timothy and clover, with rather more seed offered red
Sales Of fair to choice timothy were made at g 300
3.15 prime held At $ e; clover seed at sae5@51o
quotable At les Hungarian, e5c Sales report
ed OF bags nearly prime timothy at ss.15; u bags do
1ags p3ms III a soSs! bag9 de good
TEAS-Trading in this department was on sone-
what limited SCALE and the prevalent feeling rather
a5 Sas 4eceaty been decline 1T The Est We make no
change in our quotations, but they are being freely
f3aSd snyhRg aaa s M eIasfs Soca a{soa e
500; common imperial, e5@75c; good e choice
e. af t. gssa 9;eSSgs ssi
Japan, 9uc@$1o5; fir to good do, 6o9soc; colored
Leaf 5ona ssSc common 4 to 2s oo1ong IS
TOBACC0-In the tobacco market fair amount Of
trading was done, and formerprices were generally
being realized Fine goods may be quoted hrm- Fol-
N1n:' CawnaGFine IN cut~Extra, 75esoc; choice, $50
roc; common. 65@6oe; poor, 4o@5oc. ,oa.o.
PLUa-Natural Leaf, 75@soc; half bright 6o@7os;
WOOD-Renains firm at the following quotations.
Stocks unusually Light for this season of me year.
and under active demand prices would @ adyanee &c
slabs, S. delivered. =.
W0oL-There no change II the condition OF
turers for immediate consumption, but the general
demand is very Light, few having confidence IN the
raina ha varv 1onr sustained. We continue to quote
rnh woshns1. extra medium ..606G7c
,nh washed fair do ..55@60c
Common lIingy .50@5oc
Tlfece washed x Light .55@51c
TIeece washed T. light. .55Gl59c
T7leece Bashed Xxx dingy .45t355c
Flcece washed x Gingy. .45@53c
FLEECE w.shed medium Light, .55@5Cc
F1eece washed medium diney .45@55c
Fleece unTnshed XEXX In good condition. .35@53Sc
F'ieecc uuwashed, xxx dingy, .32G34o
Fleece unyyaahed coarse to medium ..40@44e
Fleece upYashed coarse and Gingy. 3SG42c
Super pulled .45@4so
E1tra nulIed ,43{G5Gc
, 1872-12-10

BUTTER-Firrnness still prevails in this market,
the quoted prices being fully sustained for all de-
scripdons. The demand continues good, but il still
centered on the better grades, medium and low grades
being to greater less extent neglected. Shippers
and local buyers ware e1actng at the annexed range
Of prices Strictly choice dairy, 26t928c; medium to
good, 18@2so; inferior to common, 8@17c.
BAGG1NG-Grain bags, though but little inquired
1or uro being held with decided dr1nneas, the high
price Of the material and the late advance at the
mills impartng confident feeling to holders.
some inquiry It former rates. We quote
SIC; Otter Greek, 331Sc; burlap bags, and bu 90
wool sacks. 69@70c.
CANNED G0ODs-alet with 3 good inquiry, and
ruled steady at former quotations. We repeat ..
1eac9e6, .S401GS4-15
1e@lAcss . 3.2393ou
&saAo !o'. G.Io9l.ou
PluuaB, damsons, 2 2lb....,.........2 ID. 225R25O
Flu1ns, green cages, 21b..--............. 30n@350
guinoes, 2b. 275G300
atrsWberr1es, 250@275
Aaspberr1es. 2005250
Blackberr1es2 n. 20092o5
Gooseberr1cs, 2a5{g250
Tomatoes, 2.15@2.25
Tomatoes, d.. 1609270
Corn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 280@300
Corn, Benton Harbor. bor..................... 265@185
Corn, Yarmouth h..........-............... 290@300
Peas, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3oO@350
Lima beans, b. 2e0@270
Succotash, b .......-.................... 2.75
Lobster, b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Lobster, .....-.................:.. 2s5@a5o
Oysters, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2a5
QFaters. 1lp..- ..-...-......--...-.-...... LOU