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, 1872-10-18
LAKE ERFfG.ITE

CmoAao, Oct. 17.-Vessels in good demand
and 19@2c higher; quotable at 18c for wheat,
and tic for corn to Buffalo Lower lake and
New England rates unchanged. The engage
ments reported were: To Preston-Schr Arahi-
an, corn at 20c. To Buffalo, yesterday .. NJ
Schr Yankee. corn at 1511c; schr Car1ingford.
corn at l5c; to-day, Echrs George II. Davis, John
Wesley, Kate L. Bruce. Sweetheart; props Java
and Empire State, wheat ut 1sc prop Montgom-
cry, corn on p. t.; schr Gerrit Smith, corn on
P. t.; James T. Joy, wheat st 18c. TO Colling-
wood-schr Jennie Rumble. oats On D. t. 70
sasnia-Prop City Of Fremont, and 5. +. Wade.
through rates.
BUFFALO, Oct. 15.-Rates are steady. Char
tSrs reported as followa: Bark Favorife, salt to
Cmcaso at 2oe PER brl, +: O. b.; schr Watts Sher
man; salt to Toledo at SC per brl, f. o. b.. schr
Presto, salt to Grand Haven, on p. t. Reported
by Il: n. Smith, ESQ.,: Brig N. M. Standard.
coal, Buffalo to Chicago. at $3.50 per ton, free:
schr A. Mosher coal, Buffalo to Detroit, at 81 O0
per ton, free: schrs SEy1ark and Oconto, coal,
Cleveland to Chicago, at s2.10 per ton. free:
bark Lottle Wolf, coal, CleTelsnd to Milwaukee.
Ut 92:oo per ton; free; sehr Lyman Casey, rail-
road iron, to Toledo, at a1.25 per ton; bark
OSar1ta, coal, Cleveland to Chicago Rolling
Mill, at s2.00 per ton; ec1r Newsboy. coal
cleveland to Milwaukee, ct S2cO per ton, free:
schr +. II. Portch, stone, to Detroit, al $3.50 for
cargo; schr Nettie Weaver, coal, to Bay CITY. at
$l.2o per ton, free; schr Louis Day, coal, C1eve-
and to Chicago, at S2.00 per ton, free; achr 4.
6oody, r&lroad iron, to Chicago. at 81. rs per
on, free Of handling; schr O. Culliyer, coal,
Cleveland ,ae taE to Chicago, down town dock, $500
, 1872-10-18

Wind-Frona the Southeast, brisk.
The fog signal bell On the west end Of To-
ronto Island is completed.
"A sailor by the name Of Murray fell of
Muir's Dock, at Saraia, and was drowned.
-Messre. Hanson l. Score1, Of Detroit are
pushing the work forward rapidly On the new
schooner for Captain Muir, which will be-
launched in q few days.
From Alauitowoc We learn that the new
schooner, in process Of building at Berger's
Yard, is approaching completion rapidly
-schr Grace Sherwood, on Saturday, lost
all her sails on Like Erie, and went ashore at
Port Burweu- What her prospects ara for Get
ting off our dispatches do hot state. The SRer-
wood is IS tons burden, and owned, it is stated.
at Sodus Point
James r. Slauson, Of Racine. is shortly tn
build another vessel, to be the largest on Lake
Michigan. She is to be built by Mr. Rand At
Manitowoc,- the builder Of the boats Of tha
Goodrich Line, which aro all models of beaut7
anddurabllity. The dmensionB Of tie yessal viil
be 1870 feet keel 81 feet beam; dgpt1 Of hoid
1915 feet. Rig, tLree-and-after. '
Tho Civil Service rules are hereafter IN he
enforced IN the appointment Of tho lrht-house
keepers The Board Of Examiners viii consist
OF the Collector Of the district. f1,a inspector
and engineer OF the lighthouse district. Va
cancles will be filed BY Selection from the lower
grades in each district.
the tug Hector, OF Detroit equipped as g
WTecker, has left for Port Stanley to rescue the
schooner 3. J. Gibbs, which, as We have al
feady Stated, is ashore at that place. The Gibbs
ls taden With railroad iron, taken on at Buffalo
1 1qr Io1edo: She is owned by T. Wells, Of Port
Huron, and is uninsured.
-Ihe Secretary Of the Treasury calls the At |
, 1872-10-18

The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord on Thursday, Oct. II:

The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord on Thursday, Oct. II:
CITY PROPERTY.
Ashland az, 201 # Of Van Buren st, Y 81 $40,
24e IT, dated Oct, /; consideration, 10000.
aubbard st, cor Of Leavitt st +, Lots 49 ana
60, dated Oct. 4; consideration, 5000.
Chicago av cor. Of Sinous az, Lots 66 and 81
dated ID: SEP: sJ y; = consideration, q $50.
Lots % and 6s il IT, Same subdivision, dated Oct. 8
Lots l. and Is In Block 8, Of Eberhardt l. weapa,s
saez t Ct % Sec H. 49, 49, dated Sept n; con
Lot 81 + Block 2 ot Browns Addition dated Oct.
se 5aga 1 Of hsssbse s IS # to se
dated OF Is eonsderston, Il sa5:: s: - VIII 0on''oss'
os e. sse g 81
Leayitt St 81 and Polk st. 251126 II, dsted
20; consideration, $500. ~0e''
Same as the above dated oct. 16; consideration,
Lot 35 in Block 9, in A1cReynolds' Addition, dated
The premises No. 1is5 Indiana ay dated April IA .
consideration, FL, 900.
-. MeGrath st. between Hoyne and Robey sts, t, 5ox
johnson st, between Evans aud Luke sts, f, Los2
and q, dated llt Oct 2; consideration s, $50.
dated Set H. conaderen tsnsiazs T. LOIS
1ioa t. a,sy S5t dated Oct II sonsder
Ihlrty-seventh ST. Of and near State st, f. Lot 49,
GATED aug: 18, 1871 consideration, 81, 100.
Seogwick ST. coz White st, " +, Lot /, dated Oct.
. consideration, $4,000.
Lots 81 and S. in Gregorys Block g., Sec 1s, 80, H.
oated Oct. consideration, 81, ,lGO
Lo g. n Block u Hoztan, dated Oct. consider
Lot 80, in same, dated Oct 2 consideration, $3.50.
C!erks between Van Buren, and Harrison SIS, 9 +,
70 It to alley, dated Oct. consideration, s12 5o0
Oct. IS consideration, $500.
Evans st. \ corner Of Wood ST, undivided IS Of
Lots iG to 100; ALSO Lot sc in Block 49, same Sub
division, dated Sept. 13 !; consideration, S, 800.
Evans st, corner Of Wood st, undivided Is Of
Lots 15 to 1oo dated Sept. IS consideration 0oo
dated Oct. Z; consideration, s, 500.
Winchester CT, 1874 # n Of Polk st. f. 24x114ft
dated Oct l; consideration, s1,100.
Lots 27 and Is Of " II Block l. Of WI 4 Sec co.
~, -. ~ dated oef: Z; consideration, s1 ,0o9-
divided y of Lot 4, dated Sept. 10; consideration
81, ,300 -
AeGregor st, Of and near Wentworth az, ST. % #
10 aue:, dated May 10; consideration, Sl,050.
West Chicago av, bet Learitt and Hoyne sts, r +,
Lot II, dated Oct u; consideration, $3.50.
SOUTH CITY LIMITS,
Lot ], in Rlock 8, of Blairs Subdivision Of part Of
alton, $3.50. 0~ ~''r'A'
Undivided e Of Lots and 4, also all Of Lots to H.
Of lots to IA, all in Block Is, Ceaycrye dated OCT.
2; consideration, SIS, ,oo0. |
Block 2, Of u, sw 4, Sec Q, 49, 13 40 acres), |
dated Oct 2; consideration, So, 1D0. -
Lots and g. in H0bart's Subdivision, in n X Sec
TO- 80, a, dated Oct. !; consideration, $500.
Lots &C and G7, in Hinckley's Il ofe Il Section
3, 3B, II, dated Oct. Is; consideration, s, ,45o.
WEST OF CITY LIMITS.
East 10 acres Of n = ofnwA Il Sec Is, 80, u,
dated Aug. Il; consideration, S25, 500.
, 1872-10-18

tent1on OF the officers OF customs to the fact that
| as tho law now is no stamps are required on
any official document OF paper issued BY an offi>
@ ier OF the United States Government, or on
p!As OF ladings, bills OF eale Of vessels, bonds
given at Custom Houses, charter PARTIES, en-
t1les OF goods, wares, and merchandise for con-
sumption or warehousing, withdrawal entries,
nl, manlests, powers OF attorney, marine protests,
receipts, or other similar documents
n-7Messss. Bailey Bros. & Cou-twright, Of
toleoo, are building full-sized canal schooner
tor Andrews l. Bo1and- Planling has lust com
meneed: and the craft will probably be- launched
WITHIN hye or six weeks. They have also en-
Shsnhor5 70 o9'a % two large ba1ges for Messrs:
Erie. These are to be 200 feet in length. 81 feet
peam, ana depth Of hold II feet. The cost OF
each VII be about $4,000. Reels for both VIII
probably be laid within two weeks
The body OF Captain McAyoy's wife, who
vas Y drowned from the brig Montozuma during
me late gaze on the north shore of Lake Erie.
having 81, 400 on her person, Was washed ashore
tue other day few miles above Port Stanley.
IN IN tne 81 same m day another Women's body CAME
Low Port Stanley. On Wednesday, the body Of a
man Was found By party Of lumber-wreciera a
short distance east Of Port Burwen. All wsra
Lost during the recent gale.
Naws haD5 At D5rnoI1 Oct ia feet Of yeasels
9Ionday, came to anchor at that place. Captain
AlVord reports seeing tug SUPPOSED to be tLe.
Bel1ze, with raft, close in upon the land, with
Of going ashore.
Ihe Weather on Leke Huron has been yerv
violent for the past tTo or three days. the wind
from the northwest blowing a gale. Three
rafts, oTertaken by the storm, we're lost at or
q near Port Austin on Sunday, il charge respec~
lively of three Of the best steam tuss on tha
lakes.
The barge William McGregor, consort to tho
propeller Forest City, grounded On reaching tha
Flats yesterday. The steamer came on to this
'lty for hawser to pull her off. Three DOWN
xard y l bound vessels were also reported aground
It that prace. Tugs were assisting them oR "a
stage.
, 1872-10-18
MONETARY AND CONNER CsAL,
MONETARY.

TIrYsnay EyFvr,,f Nct1 ~
r,:.,,. .,,o - 1a,z ..s4;S.s,;N w. -, :,
'ciy n't!e el.apoe 10 ~" Hoe''ea"'o III tne
monetary sltua1on from Gay TO day Tie de-
mand for bank accommodation is less pressing,
because most of tile would-be borrowers know
+bat tbo h,n1.a have scarca1v anything =, 1o,.a
49, -.-s -, 1U.La-.saros, -..e.o 1sno'
I'LL IL 10 uo ueo ~ "sA' 10 na' e.eieiieu oe1ore
to the TACT that large amount Of country bank
capital, and also some drawn from our city
banks, is absorbed in holding cattle. both in ths
State and in Iowa, The low prices for corn and
oats in the country have induced farmers and
catt1e-dealers to hold large herds to feed. aud
We hear Of number Of instances in wbic],
country banks refer their own poverty Of avail
able funds to tho extent of their ad-
Tances to cattle-deale1e. It is. there
fore, to be regarded as favorable indication
for the future of the local money market that
the receipts Of hogs and cattlo here are in
creaeing. Shipments eastward Of course must
increase Likewise, and the movement of fhe
capital invested in cattle will thus helm to nav
the debts of tie country to this city, Therat ts is
however, an unsatisfactory side to this mova,
ment. I've notice paragraph in the New York
Journal Of Commerce of the 18th. to the eifect
that too many beeyes have been offered i, thot
market during the week. tho ona]itv ha;n~
ch;aav rar1- co1,rooS, VII @ a1o Iua4ty Del1g
in New York on the 18th. sweIlin1 tha tool fas
the week to ID. 226, trade was dn1t At a dae,;-a
, 1872-10-18
MEDzCAL CARDS,
DIR. @. BIGE1T.OW

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, has removed from M.
l.9 south Of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH
sTATE-sT., CHICAGO.
It IS we'll known by all readers of the paner, that nr
Hgelow is the oldest established physician In Cnc,zo
VINO has mado tha treatment Of all chronic and
diseases speciality Science and experience have n.da
Dr. the rlcst renowned SPECIALIST Of the aga hno-
esaa by tho press esteemed Of :ho at
5T t}e ;diGa1 nsitues II the dhy having
Fen6dia5 % f5at will gpEe positively Al ot CHR0Eio
eEidont that who confines himself To tte ssuv
OF certain Diseases treating thousands of cases ever1
fa5e1p e1aI p5aSeo 5az Read bis MEDIc TREATfsE o.
envelops CONSTELLATION FREE T6s Saet assaea 1aoa
Ia she cisy, with SEPARATE PARLORS fcr ladies' Ind
GG9nG,ieEsen G-H; you only see the doctor. CORRE-
SSPoMSpESMGE y M M CONFIDENTIAL. Address all letters to
IT. ~: GiGELOW No d6i State-st. 0aica hours from
T. ta- to p. II. !; Suud.ys o. m, to j.
, 1872-10-18

t31oeooTiAo fecelPts to-day were 15,347 ;
maklng total for three days, Of So, ,72o, or co.
sG2 since Saturday, against q, lib for the SAME
elme last week. The mildnoas Of the weather
prevented operations on the part Of packers
a9a the supply was SO overwhelmingly in excess
OF the wants Of shippers, TINT they were mas
ters Of the situation, and consequent
~ We have to note further
material depreciation in values. A few carloads
we're taken early at substantially the prices cur
rent yesterday afternoon, or at 81. 4.40@4.7O for
common to extra, but by midday prices had set
tied down fully 10c per 100 lbs, and the market
ru5ed dull and weak to the close, some late sales
indicating even more marked decline than
Eoted above. There cannot be less than 20, 600
hogs now in the pens unso1d. and, unless to-
morrow's receipts shall show very decided fall
ing of, holders will no doubt bo called upon to
submit to still further reductions. Sales were
reported at $4.121@@4.7o for inferior to extra,
With the lulls at S4.40G4.50. We quote closing
pTiceR at s43o@4.35 tor common; at 50. .40@4.45
choice.
, 1872-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

| ARRIVED n.&
snr z5asssyga 5asy e Bsts9s | ss os
dries. ' ~''N 4'1A'
Prop Idaho Buffalo $50 bars railroad iron, 20 tons pig
Prop Plmolh Buffalo s7s bars 1ailroad iron, 30 tons
piE 54n, 1 SEQ M,R1s;sa Rkgs s 1so and su9dsies
SCH Mystic, MusEegon, iso or N Il lumber: 1aas
schr Wm sanderson, Cleveland, $50 tons coal.
sarggs sge Aaynes sSsos RSSshsG Sgp mRsr
Prop ERss 5qsd ds;te ;rd n1saao 1o tons pig on 80 bars
Prop Montgomery, Port Huron, so pkgs ash and sun-
Bark Hemisphere, Buffalo, 500 tons iron.
sehr Tensst en w. seeger Man5atee aaa 100 N lumber
Sehr A. Rogers, Buffalo, 100 tons iron.
schr = Tempo, afanistee 10 n M israbe1. al 9'''Se
schr Hae Wnslow, eie1elaDd la a5t nbeF
9co seow p; pan Hayes, Manistee 40 4, lumber.
9ss Eesaass e e. 95ps5 sons ir5a sth
ssh sshry: y: Forest, n ,Ml.nistee, 10 m lumber.
Schr Vermont, saugatuck, Is m lumber.
schr AortauA Aipena, 25s It lumber, $40 N lath
sehr Galedonis, South Haven q cords wood Is cords
sehr A. A. frederiek Benton Hnrbor, 4a corls Stats.
sch- Lizzie Doak. ST. Joseph, 60 n lumber.
Sear Australia, stanistee, 15o N lumber.
H~" So4tu 44AVeu, H TIMBER. 50 cQr0a
bark
Bark Mary Merritt, Kingston, $50 tons Dig iron.
Sear Jaso nParker, aIan;stee, IS M lumber
schr Ida Bloom, Holland, 60 N lumber.
sehr J. $. Wallace, MaEisowoc, 93h eds wood.
Schr Maine. Luding:on, 135 m lumber.
schr Sinal, Ludfngtou, l, lis N lumber
schr Hercules, ManitoTcc, l07 eds wood,
CLEARED. Oct IT.
Stmr sheboygan, Milwaukee, surlree,
Prop Plymouth, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn. $500 brls
Schr J. Kelderhouse, Buffalo, oo6o bu corn
schr s swallow. Buffalo, 20, goo bu corn.
schr Stafford, Bu1aio, II 900 bu corn.
schr Cascade, Marquette, 16,C4l bu oats, and sun +
dries.
Barge Alert, Peshtigo, 100 bcls beef
5tthr Corona, St. Joseph, sundriea !
'chr sa1 Jacinto, Byng Inlet, 5000 bu cor $50 bb1s
Sch 3ehr e: Kate Winslow, Buffalo, 40, 600 bu corn
3chr Ethan Allen, Buffalo, 16 200 bu corn.
9chr Minnie Williams Buffalo, 20 600 bu corr l.
3cow Blackhawk, Lincoln, eundries.
3chr Bridgewater, Buffalo, S. 900 bu corn.
,chr Carlingford, Buffalo, 80, 500 bu coru
'chr Reed Case, Bufalo, 20, 900 bu wheat
'chr GerIit Smith, Buffalo, II, coo bu corr.
'chr William shure, Buffalo, 16,003 bu coru
chr Japan, Escanaba, 900 bu oats, 5000 bu corn.
chr Yankee, Buffalo, Is, 600 bu corn
Cur YIN. Young, Buffalo, q 900 bu corn
chr Hacine Mason7i1le, $50 bu OATS brs beef. and
sundrlea. s "
, 1872-10-18

~ p1Ta pn1tds19; Tn9;s c
foiaIoES-Iho 1It1St-Iho market is unchanged, There ts
IN over supply and excepting choice varieties, sces
peachbows ut 49,; do at 46c; cars do at 13c On
tIack cars choice carly ut 40c delivered car
90 e. 33S: 7,t,an car mixed at Soc on track
prices being generally adhered to. We noe sajcs Of
or S1n1asgn Illinois at Ss7s $50 brla do ut 800
weaker demand only moderate. Sales hv inc1a *
eoops p old chickens ct $s5o@s75; 10 coops extra al
seo 50 coops @ n nted II d at e. 40 coops spring
$3.50. s00F u1sAs ~
SASH, DOORS, AND BL1NDs-Business continues
, 1872-10-18

sHEEP;-There was quieter feeling in the
were allow at yesterdays quotations. The supply
was again moderate, but In the absence Of ship
pers, it proved excessive, several hundred re-
manning ansold at the close. We quote COM
mon at 50, ,5o@s.75; medium at S4.06@4.50, and
good to choice at 44.75@525.
, 1872-10-18
COMMERCIAL,

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct IT,
The following we're the receipts and shipments
IF the leading articles Of produce in this city
auring the past tTenty-four hours; there were
none reported for the corresponding time year
lgO:
, 1872-10-18

O1Is~T17ees W=se 1lfm Tor Ill the leailiug
OILS. IEe demand satisfactorily nc.
tive At the annexed quotations.: Car
son, 27EGs28c; extra lard Gil, erict1y win
ter, ecc; do, depressed, soc; do, current ,aaEe
70c; No: 53c: Ne. 2, Csc; nnsecd, raw s5Gs7c: do
Lecd. s09o2c ;whale, s9c; sperm, s2.00G210 nea.s:
1oot e., strictly pure s. 10; do extra, $lCc; do No
a5c; tnrr2l.ti1ie, 72G73c. -A'
PAINTS, COLoIS, AND pUTTY-Tsade wns fair
, 1872-10-18
RAILROAD TIAdE TABLE,
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE 1F TRAINS,


Ch1cago, Burlington T. Quincy Railroad.
s.; 5nd Canal and Si1tecnth-ats. Ticket oiSca In
, 1872-10-18
Messrs, Lunt. Preston g. Kean quote stocks
and bonds in this market this afternoon az fol-

11a1Huls, CountS ind Township 10s.92H@15
STERLING Exchange, Qarge drafts. 10o1@110,z
The following is a comparison Of IS Of the
Leading stocks to-day, at noon, as-compared with
the prices OF October IA, 1871, when they we're
stin depressed By the panic caused by the great
fire in this CITY;
, 1872-10-18

saLT-Continues in good demand. and n hrmer
ISenng noticeable On account Of high freigha and
III nm1ted supply. Former quotations are continued
as as,n iolows: e a Saginaw, fine, $500; onondaga,
h1ae, coarse Diamond G, $225; dairy, without
eaga SOD; do with bags, $500: ground solar $225
ashton dairy, per bag, $500; ground alum, s2s5,
sEEDs-cont1nue quiet; the offerings are limited
ana prices are advanced in consequence Flax quoa-
pc ct 81 5o@155 Sales Of timothy comprise Is baes
At do ct $40; II at So 48 sacks clover at
Se5o; 40 medium q at Ss.47 Is ut s5:s5; Is bags
IEAs-ony fair inquiry existed to-day, and values
eenan steady and unchanged. Ne quote: Hysou, COM
non n to tar, 50@55c; good, 65@75c choice to extra
4lVo{9l.W; snperane to fine old Tyson, 8ocas1 90:
6 common imperial, g5@76c; good to choice d. 5000
Si.u5 Inc to good gunpowder, 8oe@sl.05 choice
$l1o@l:2 extra, sl25@1.95; choice to extra lea.
Japan, 9oe@s1.05; fair to good do, Go@9oc colored
natural Leaf Japan 65@65c common to nne oolong
e'S52s 6R ,r rg9oa So@!5c choice to extra aoc@s1o5
CHEWNa-fine Cut-Extra, 75ta8oc: choice. C5M
70c; common, 55@60c; poor, 40a50c ivy
mon stems, 27@e9c. 9N~0' ~s1-'
black, sound, 48@55c. s70o'
N0OD-The mnrkat WIS steady at the quoted prices.
S7.60@8.00. - '~~'''' 'o-''
MooLThe he wool trade continues dull, there being
Prices unsettled but quotable about as follows;
, 1872-10-18

chcnoed Ne rnoto "a ooSIa an ~ p119Ss a5o , un,
s. co@9 90 for Malagas. New oranges 400 Per lCo.
METALS AND TIMERS STOCK-The ueuai ar
lyy prevailed previous Prices being continued as fol-
lows 49,
T1y p1TE-Ic, l0x14, $1,000; do, lo11o s1c.so; do,
1@12o, sl70o; do, roofing, &c, sl4.50. '
PIG T1E-LorEe, &c; email, 46c; bar 47c.
sHEEr z1soFun caal.s, 115lc; half casks 12c; lesa
SHEET 1Ro:1-No. q, 716c rates.
CoPPEn-Corrcr bottoms zsc; braziers, over u ,bs
45c; timed copper, &c. ~o A'''
W1aE-2 to $, Sc; s, and g. 10c; 10 to II, lie: H.
y 1Kc IL and Il, l2zc; Is and lG, 1dc; IT, l5c l8
&c., H. 1oc co. 2oe fill bundle IS Per cent discount;
fence wire. &c.
NA1LS-Therc no abatement in t1,e dernaua
ano prices ruled steady at S6c5 as Easig. Ne eon
tinHe to quote: 1Gl Esr keg, se.12k@c25; 81 do,
S6.3a4gG55; g a Cd to e95, DO, s6.62EGe.75; Id 90,
o.12l5 Cd DO, e:37H@e.5o clinch, ss.509e, ,62x.
NAVAL STOEES-Nere fairly actiyn ,Id vasfar,7,1.,,
, 1872-10-18
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY OCTOBER is y7z

sold at 35c, and closed at s4s<@35c, Rejected
was quiet at 29c. Cash sales were reported OF
2,4oo bu No. 2 at 3156c; 13,2o0 bu do at sic :
eo bu DO at 81 e; 81 500 bu do at 31c; 1S 200
do at sozc; 60 900 bu do at 3015c; 10000 bn do do
at 304Sc; 1000 bu rejected at Csc; 400 bu new nj
27c, on track; 5000 bu No. at SEC, aHoat S. son
6e1 bn 90 90 at At slac; 1900 bu do at s1c Total,
Oats we're dull, and again declined Lc, though
quoted strong in New York, while our recoipts
are not heavy. But there has been no ebinnine
demand for several days past, and many holders
est were ANXIOUS c9 to sell in Wow Of the weakness in
Mneas t.ae ana aa corn: Inc market was especially
tame on cash lots, which no one seemed to
want, other than a few car lots for the local
feed trade. Seller the month or regular No. >
sold at21@21hc; seller November at 22KO22Hc:
a1,1, ana seller December at 23k@23c, ali closing
q Cash sales we're reported of 5000 bu No. 9 at
2115c; 5000 bu do ut 21Lc; IL, 600 bn do nj
2lc; ,200 bu rejected at 1Sc; GOO bu at 15c on
track. Total, SO, 400 bu.
=; Rye w was dun and 1@191c lower, buyers hold
ing. off in consequence Of the decline in other
gram Sales we're restricted to 1900 bu No. Q at
5013c; and Soc was the best bid at the close. Re-
jected was nominal at 45@46c.
Barley was active and strong at a decline Of X
9ie: Buyers held off early for q drop to cor
cereals, especially Us the inspection for to-nor-
row showed large receipts, but the market soon
advanced and No. closed firm at 6311c. Seller
the month sold ct 6219@6319c, and seller NoYem-
Der at 62@6273c being offered at one time at 16c
: no 8 closed at 45c. Cash sales were reported Of
!, o 60o bu No: at 6s1zc; 1,600 bu do at 631c;
9 200 bu DO at 6sc 1,600 bu do at 6216c; 1900
bu No. Of 4G]5e; 5000 bu do at 46}7c 1890
bu do at 46c :; G,000 blu do at 45Ac S, 500 bu do
At 45Ic; 4 500 bu do at 45c; $500 bu rejected
1T Ut s6Gc 100 bu do at Sc; 1900 bu by sample
75c; 400 bu OF 7sc; 1000 bu do at zoe; 1000 |
bu. !
, 1872-10-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CAITLE-The volume of buainees transacted
to-day "es somewhat larger than on either Of
the preceding days Of the week, but the increas-
cd activity did not result in any improvement in
prices, the continued liberal receipts, and the
rather. gloomy tone OF adyices from the East
operating to keep the market depressed for ali
descriptions OF native stock. There was good
demand for Texas cattle to reet the wants of
city butchers and packers, and notwithstanding
the large number on sale former rates were wei
gu! sustained. Feeders also bought literally Of nac
tive and Texan steers, paying S3.0004.25
for the former, and s2.50@s.oo for the
latter. The quality Of the offerings was much
the same as for the past fortnight or more, tho
larger portion consisting Of thin native steers
and cows. and Texas cattle, hence the Average Of
prices was low. Most Of the aales vera with;n
the range Of s2.75@5.00, while the extreme %
range was 81. .oo@65o. Three Of our city pack
ers lculbertson, Blair d Co., Kent & Co., and
Armour Coz were buying today, and some
5oo head fell into their hands-chiefy at $500
3.5o. Veal calves sold slowly at about yester- |
days prices or at 59.5o@4.00f for common coarse |
heavy, and at s4.75@5.75 for good to choice !
light. The market closed comparatively steady. |
, 1872-10-18

Ca. CALIFORNIA FRUITS in continued good rc-
at s3.00@3.75; choice bring 81 80 Grarea - +:
cooPERAGE-Continue Guie5 and hr1n ct pre-
S1oEs quotations, a. follows: Pork barrels 81. .d5a
, 1872-10-18
WESTWARD RAILROAD FREIoHTs.

I1'o No" 1o1h 0o"7710z q C0H7He7ce Hays:
The Withdrawal Of several lines Of inland steamers
and the increased offerings by rail have with other
the Erie, and the Pennsylvania Railroad Companies to
agen increase the rates on freight from New York to
dne western and Southwestern States and the Cnnaas
The tariff Of last winter wis enforced untI the LATTER
end Of July Tho tariff Of August on the three roads
mentioned, was made upon basis Of Is cents to CHI
Of s1 te Chicago, and the present tariff commencing
yesterday, Is upon hasis Of S1.a5 to Chicago Tho
iooW7ng rates on rst-eass goods, per 100 lbs from
New York to the following places, a rail- are IN uddi-