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NEW YORK.
The Eight.Wonr Sfrike

d, New YORK, May 30.-Strikes continue
and the prospect for a speedy settlement of
the troubles between employers and work
ingmen does not appear so cheering. II is
said, however, the employers will hold
meeting to-day or tomorrow and arrange
for a general acceptance of the mems de-
mands.
The piano makers, together with the
cabinet makers, have appointed a joint
committee to wait on the Governor, and
ask him to restrain the police from exces-
sive interference with the committees i'll
their visits to workshops.
News is received Of impending strikes in
Boston and Philadelphia.
Brick POmerey
has mandamused each member of the
Board Of Audit to compel the payment Of
his bill for the city advertising. The claim
amounts to between $4,000 and $4,000.
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Literally .Gutted.

A negro roustabout on steamer Robert
Burns in fight yesterday on the boat
about forty miles below Louisville with
another deck hand, received a horrible gash
across ne abdomen, from which his bowels
protruued. The wounded man was taken
to the Marine hospital here in dying con-
dition. The murderer was arrested.
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NASHVILLE. TENN. FRIDAY. MAY 81. 1875
FOREIGN.
Failure of the Treaty of Washington.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May 30.-WorId'S special
The British Government considers that the
negotiations with the American Govern
ment with regard to the Treaty Of Wash
ington, have failed. The Government viii
inform Parliament that it will withdraw
from the arbitration at Geneva.
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TENHEssEE BoEDs were quoted in New
York yesterday at 72sasfOr both issues.
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GEE. j. 7. WILDER, of Chattanooga, de-
clines to become the Republican candidate
for Congress in the third district.
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Corrox advanced in New York yester-
day to 26ge for middling, but closed at 265c.
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FRANCE.

The Incendiary OF the TutIteFies.8
" PATHS, May 30.-TLe trial Of Chateau
for setting fire to the TuiHeriss terminated
yesterday with verdict of guilty., and the
prisoner sentenced to be shot.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May SO.-Mr. Scott, from
the Committee on Alleged Outrages in
the Southern States, reported new bill
composed of the exact phrasaology OF the
bill extending the Presidents power to sus-
mend the writ of
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rTRns nr suRscRIPrI0N:

GOLD opened'in New York yesterday at
ia and closed at l1ss. sT
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Lynch law.

SPARTA, KY, May 30.-The man John
Branham, who murdered his wife yesterday
by splitting her head open with an ak, was
hung last night by a party Of about one
hundred men, who collected in front Of the
Owenton Jail about / o'clock and demand
ed the keys from the i9iler, which were re-
luctantly given. They then demanded the
prisoner, John Branham, took him from
the iail, carried him about half mile from
town, and hung him to tree. None Of
the town authorities were aware of the de-
monstration. His wife viii be buried to-
day. They have two children. No cause
is known for his killing his wife.
The lynching was done SO quietly no one
but those in jail knew it till over, when the
DnOh disDprsad
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Cincinnati tailors are on the strike 10 the
number of 5000.
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the President,
HOUSE.


Mr., Van Trump in a personal eXplana-
ton, declared the statement untrue that be
had declined examining in the sub hu
Klux Committee a prominent Democratic
LAWYER who could make Ku-kluX dlsclos-
ures.
Mr.. Stevenson testified to Van Brump's
good conduct in that whole matter.
The Louisiana Riots.
Mr.. Scofield, from the Select COMMITTEE
| On affairs in Louisiana, presented a report
of himself and Mr.. McCrory; and Speer, Oh
! PENNSYLVANIA, presented report OF hlms IL
and Mr.. Archer. Mr.. Smith, of New 1ork,
| is to present his own views. There was no
regular committee report. The documents
were all ordered to be printed.
Seneca Sandstone.
The report of the Building Committee
on Seneca sandstone investigation was
made and ordered printed.
Anti.NatiOnaI Banks.
The House refused to suspend the rules
to pass a bill prohibiting the issue OF bank
notes except by United States or state
banks.
A bill for the better security Of bank re-
serves was passed under SUSPENSION ol
the rules. 1t provides that the Secretary
of the Treasury be auJnorlZeu W IeCe!'0
United States notes on deposit without In
terest, from National banks, of not less
than $4,000, and issue certificates therefor
, o! not less than $1,000, said certificates
being payable on demand in United States
notes where the deposits are made, the
: notes thus deposited not to be counted as
mart of zeal Treasury reserve, but certificate;
NAV be counted by National Banks a!
? mart of their legal reserves, and be accepted
\ In the clearing house balance where the de
! nosits were made. The deposits shall b
: held as special fund in the treasury, to b
: nsed only in the redemption Of said certih
' cates. Nothing in this act is to be con
1 strped as authorizing any expansion or con
: tvacfion of the currency.
; Mg. Rutler being informed by the SpeaEe
( that there was 10 possibility Of compellin
/ a vote onthe
: Enforcement Act,
moved 20 adjourn, but at the suggestion
e MIR. Dawes a recess was taken till evening
e when general debate only will take Plac
3 ,,--..-. H., v,,os oronnrali iV observe
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LOUISVILLE, May 3O.-Thursday in Hop
kins county, negro desperate, drunk at
circus, attacked d.. Mari Winstead, a po-
liceman, with a piece of scantling. Win
stead shot him in the neck with q revolver,
killing him instantly.
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WASHINGTON.

Latest Of the Alabama Middle.
Sf ~ q
The Senate Supplement an Ultimatum
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The West virginia Democracy.
South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 3O.-Ihe
Charleston County Democratic CIvention
held to-day, adopted resolutions endorsing
the Cincinnati platform and candidates, and
instructed their delegates to the Baltimore
Convention to use all efforts to shape its
action, that the whole influence OF South
Carolina at Baltimore shall be directed to
prevent any nomination other than that OF
Greeley and Brown.
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Decoration day was generally observed
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EUIUFCtAAcIAN NJ
r,oyed 10 adjourn, but at the suggestion o.
Mr.. Dawes a recess was taken TIL evening"
when general debate only will take place.
, 1872-12-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

FRIDAY E7ESISG, Dec. 6.
ALcoHoL-Was in moderate request! We continue
to gnote 81 per seat proof at s1.76@l.s2.
BROOM CoRN-Was unchanged. There was mod
crate inquiry for particular grades, with ample of.er-
ao 5S s9'f Ss sa IL 6saa has Sss pss
dc, 4@4Nc; No. ado, 3G4c; inside green, 4ts4xc do
red 81 ~ @ g; do pale and red, 2@5Hc:
a51 70 M n9u "as moderate sSa coanea
as follows: Navies at so.os@2.25; fair 81 165@l.7s
common to medium, S1.oo@l.5o. Sales include 10 bu
good at $500 10 bags prime at s210 10 bags fair at
at S175.
BUTTER-Choice and fancy dairy is in continued
good demand, and the daily arrivals resdy dis-
posed Of at full prices at 28@28c with occasionally
sale at 29@3oc, in q small way. Medium and low
grades wore also moving on liberal scale, and were
firmly held at the quotations. This following prices
are CURRENT: Strictly choice dairy, 26@28c; medium
to good, l8923c; inferior to common, S@17c.
DECENTRALIZATION seamless goods we're again
quoted hrm, with tendency to advance, owing to tho
enhanced cost Of the raw material Burlaps and gun
MES met with fair demand but aside from this there
34Hc: Lewiston, SIC; American, sac; Otter Creek,
33Kc; burlap bugs, 4and bu, 20Gs2oKc; gunnies,
s1qge, 1sSl9c: do, double: CSC; wool sacks 68g97oc
moderate inquiry, and rule steady st former quota
tions Common brick Is being offered for spring dely-
cry 1t $3.50 per m. We continue to quote !:
Ns~ xo9k 1eo0 sang
eemont, s3.25@3so; Utica cement, s2.oo per brl;
Louisville cement $500; Akron cement, $500;
marble dust, ss2s@s.so; lime in bulk, 500
;and e u 3 sss psr Sa
4o@45c; IRE brick, per 1000, s4oo0@96.oo buiiang
brick (common), sl1.ooG15.0o country brick $500
Gl4oo Woodstock pressed range at s25 oo@Aoo0; st.
$500, del; Racine, $4,000 del; Hinsdale, s25. 90,
del; FIRE clay, per b1l, s4.00@5.o0. The following
is the List OF prices per box Of 50 feet for domestic
window glass, from which reduction Of 40 per cent
35 made by dealers.
, 1872-12-07

loose, s16eo@17oo; prairie, loose, s1o0o@115o For
delivery OF pressed according to distance
demand tha market Arm st foI1ner quotations We
repeat our LIST as follows Green butchers Sc; green
9K@1oHc; green frozen, .s@ioa; green cali, 17s
IN green city veal Zip. prime. 14c dry salted $50
17c; dry kip, 22c; dry cali, &c; dry Ant 1s5eoc
stock, two-thlrds price; brandad, 10 per cent Of.
HoPS-Nere without particular change The de-
mand continues fair and the market firm. It is BE-
1eved that most OF the choice hops in the West are
marketed, hut thsrs are probably good many yet in
taue 10 quote: Eastern, 3594oc; primo Wisconsin,
35c common to medium, 25<918.
HONEY-Yas in fair request. Choice white comb
in small cases is in demand, but very scarce. Other
grades are plenty and quiet. Strained is alost IN
6alabie at any price, We continue to quote: ohoics
honey at 27@30c fair do 2o925c; strained, 12@16c
Choice honey ut 27@3oc; fair do, 2o@25c; strained
12H16c.
IRON AND STEEL-The decline In Pittsburgh,
produced by reduction in ths cos. Of pg-iron, has
corresponding decline IN thls market. Prices ara
, 1872-12-07

HOGS-It was dull, dragging trade from the
opening to the close. Buyers from the COM
mencement seemed unwilling to pay the higher
prices established yesterday, but holders seemed
equally determined to sustain them, and trading
was extremely slow, in consequence. Down to
near the middle Of the afternoon sellers had
managed to prevent any .appreciable decline,
sa1es making at 9360@4.00, but toward the
close there was o general st tsoftening," and late
sales we're at fully 100 "of." Including the
stale hogs, the number in the pens fell little
found buyers, leaving somewhere in tie
neighborhood Of 5000 in the pens unsold.
Should to-moETow's receipts prove large, it will
scarcely be possible to avert further decline,
the day were feeling pretty 'sb1ue' at the close
Of trade this evening. We quote prices at
S3.70@3.75 for common to medium, and at $3.50
@3.90 for good to really choice. The following
and Of eas do not c reject ' The 1na arhet
as it closed
, 1872-12-07

E Same as the above, dated Dec. IL consideration,
$4,000.
Lots and 2, in Block of Honoras Blocks to g. in
Tiernan's 4 Sec 18, 81, II, dated 0c consider
alton, 81 ,01O.
Hastings st, between Paulna st aud Ashland ay, f.
Lot A, dated Aug. q consideration, s675.
shurtle ar, Of Thiry-thsd st, 5011e0 It, with
other property dated Oct. o5 consideration, sl2
Prairie az, bet Twenty-n;nh and Ray Sta, f. Lot 6,
dated March 20; consideration. S, 500.
Undivided K Il Hsezofne Il Sec ., SO, 1s,
dated Dec Z; confederation, si',s0o.
Lots to 9, in Block H., Holstsin Addition, datel
Lat OF Hirechs reEubdis:sion Of Lots l. A. and
g. in Block II, Elson Addition, dated Dec. q consid
Pauna st, of and Julian st. f. q t. to alley, dated
Lot ii. in alccaly's Lots . and 5, in Block 2, ct
RoekWells Addition dated Sept. II; consideration,
prairte az, bet Thirsyfrst ard Thirty-aecond ste,
VT 37H It to aLey dated Oct. consideration, $701
u Of Lot l9, In Block 6. sheh3eds Addition, dated
Wood st, bet Catherine and Sixteenth sts, +, 24za7
Third 81 col q Hoyne st, 4 i, 5oz1az1 #, dste
summer ST, Is # Of Thirteth st, +, 25z124 #, dat
ed Oct. u; consideration, $780,
Marzhe1d av, s. # Of Fan Buren, st, II +, oe1e6 it,
dated Oct. "a; consideration, $1,000.
Lots and /, in Block Is, Of Il Sec 90 SO, II, With
bqii!dngs dated e 7, Pee s9nsideration. go oo9
INDIANA as set1ssn Tbsth and rhryz1h
sts 25 # to alley, dated Nov. 81; consideration
Tyler ST, between Throop st and Centre az, f. Lot
81 datea dat ID Noy M = q i eq97adefaen q7aa3! r. on AGO.
3ots % and q il Block 5, Carter 4 Harrison's Ad
handp and Clinton
ios Is and t. n bloci s, Hostein dated oct. f.'
, 1872-12-07
MARINE ITEMS,

The schooner Citizen is safe at Fairport.
The steamer Arctic Is frozen in at Portage
Lake.
The China will probably fay up at Ms,A
quette.
Thunder Bay is flleu with ice five inches
thick.
The steamer Java has laidupa at Cleveland :.
Storm signals will be discontinued on the
18th inst. :.
The schooner Alice is being relieved a:
Pigeon Bay by G tug.
Tho propeller ouida is hid up at Nil
waukec.
The sehooner Sea Bird has been got of from
the beach near Garden Island.
The crib work at Oswego was damaged to
The propeller Akron has been pulled of The
bar ct ogdensbu1gh by the brig sarah Daley, On
the I'd.
The schooner Moss collided with the schoon-
or Empire State, near Port Huron, and was se-
verely damaged.
The Captain of the propeller Jay Gould re-
ports large schooner ashore in Lake Huron,
north of Long Point.
While passing through the Straits, the Cana
dian schooner Emerald ran ashore on St. Helena
Island.
Efforts to rescue the Burlington, sunk at
Bar Point, have been abandoned On account OF
the ice.
The steamers st. Joseph and Oconto viii
make trips during the winter between Chicago,
Milwaukee, and Sheboygan.
There are over fifty Vessels laid up at But
falo now; thore ara four propelers at St.
CatharineH, coming up the canal, but it il doubt
ful If they can reach here this season.
Navigation is practically at an end. Orders
have boon sent to vessels in the upper lakes to
Law up at Port Huron, and not attempt to pass
through the leo below that place.
, 1872-12-07

PoR / EMS.
Wind from the northeast.
Tho propeller Badger State arrived yester-
day with miscellaneous cargo. She will un-
load, and then repair to her winter quarters
here.
The river is clear OF ice, and owners ere
winter quarters, and there securing them.
Tho following vessels arc laid up for the
winter at this Port:
schooners Grand Haven, Magnet, Scoveu, For
rest, Clipper, (Which latter is under repairs, hav-
ing been severely damaged during the late gale).
Emiline Tempest, Racine, and G:ty Of Chcago.
The steam barge New Era the ba1kB YIN. Srnr-
gis, Goshnwk, and Summer Cloud. The bargcs
Dunbar and Contest. CEhe Dunbar is under re-
pair, and viii u come ont as good as new in the.
Petrol. Che White Oak is having new
ribs put into her and will be generally refitted
by next spring.. The steam barga Comet aud
her tow, and the Bismarck and her tow (the Bis
marck is having her machinery repaired and re-
ftted). The barks Express, Winnie Wing,
Mocking Bird, Wilcox, King and Mears. The
propeller Lowell is unloading hero after which
she will mako another trip to Milwaukee, then
return and lay up for winter. The propeller
which are to have their machinery repaired,
especially the Corona, the machinery Of which
has been severely damaged during the
aeason. It viii probably be replaced by new
A1ACuIuc1y A4tJEotIdls AAG bClOtAE1S IHN4kAt1A
Bella. Yankee Blade. Raleigh, Westchester, Dasn,
and II. L. Hggie,, tho PensauEee,. and the
United States steamer Sherman. The latter Ti1
undergo thorough repairing in machinery, end
otherwise. The harbor tugs Monitor, G. Nilsson,
Brown, Allen, Higgie Butler, 3IcLane and
Shields, are laid up for the winter, and most Of
them arc already under state Of repairs.
The steam tug Chicago Belle and her Tow, tEo
schooners South Haven and Bright, steam largo
Alexander and her tow; the propeller Vanderbll.
is laid up and will be completely oyerhnuled and
reftted. The bark Winslow, schooners n. Kel-
Ter and Brown, barks Osborne and J. Couch,
brig Orkney Lass, the propeller I'm Chafee-
which is already under repairs.
Every bit Of available space in the dry docks
and ship yards is occupied By tho above mention
edFessels, most of which will be thoroughly re-
paired 80 to ha ready for active
operations in tho spring.. which has
every indication for being an unusually
active one, vessel owners that have reGped q rich
harvest this season, are busy in building, re-
pairing, and reGtting for more extensive opera
tions next season.
, 1872-12-07

REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments were fled for rec
ord On Friday, Dec. G.:
CITY PROPERTY,
Lot 80 OF Lots 80 to 81, in Enbrces Subdivision Of
Block 81, Sec Z, 49, 14,wth Improvements, dated Dec
~; consideration, o,T5o.
The premises No. 6s2 West Washington St. dsted
pct, :: consideration. $4,000.
, 1872-12-07
COMMERCIAL,

FR1DAT EVENING, Dec. 6.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date 3 year ago:
, 1872-12-07

PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. Dec. 6. :
Prop Lowell, Ogdeusburgh, 1893 bars iron, tabs bat
ter.
Prop Lowell Mackinsc, 500 Of br1s fish, enc sundr!ea-
Prop Badger State, Buffalo, 936 steel rails 70 tens pig
iron, 2,a25 pkgs fish, and sundries.
schr a. II. Beers, Nuskegon, 140 m lumber.
schr Goshawk, Erie, 9G0 tons coal.
Barge Wolverine, GRIND Haven 200 N lumber.
Prop Roanoke, Buffalo, s34 bars railroad iron, 1000
brls salt, and sundries
schr h Dali, Auslegon, 150 N lumber.
Schr Advance, A1uskegon, $50 N lumber.
, 1872-12-07

6HEEP-Good to choice mutton qualities
were wanted, but there were few OF none OF this
sort on sale, the offerings being almost wholly
Of the poorer grades. Prices were nominally
unchanged, and may be quoted steady at $1,000
$50 for common; at 93.75@4.00 for medium,
and at 94.50@5.25 for good to choice.
, 1872-12-07

7aags tas sane a. at the
factory, lA@l5e; Ohio History, 12912512c; Western
coAL-There was no perceptible change in the gen.
descriptions reported fairly active and dealers
were refusing to I'LL orders at any concession from
ts an9ea Il Pse dsngh m $780, shg
@ Rl9ss5urg 1900 Cherry MIae, 1900; Hoski9a
$3.50; s1inont, $500; Wilmington. s. o.
COOPERAGE-There was some inquiry among pack
ers with prices steady at the following range. Pork brle
s15o@l55; lard tierces, s1.8o9190 whskey barrels,
s2152o5; -four barrels 5c@55c; rough slaves s1so05
ssoo5oco; circle aoar headiSgs, c9sc . set; four
hoop poles s14.oo@17oo y m pork and tierco poles,
ss5.oo94ooo = m whiskey barrel saves s2sco@27oo
CALIFORNIA FRU1TS-Were In moderate request.
We continue to quote: Beurre Girls peara at sl rs;
d Nice grapes 1t 5sc Tolsy, % s5e Mas:at &c. sl
Eaas-Were in Light request at 2G@asc for Trash,
2oc. Sales comprise 80 cases at 26c 90 at 27c
100 doz at 26c Is cases picked at 21@22o pigs do
FEATHERs-Were unchanged. The demand is
very good and supply fair. We continue to quota
primo ive geese nt 65@67c from first hands, Jobbing
ehieSe 5ssc m Sales Include ase sses;
FISH 81 quiet ,,ts feeling L still -. prevails in this
sosss s's ssass
trox4 whateh5n e 5nas * 40; ors aos ~
~ ~ Day' oye N9; es1 9oy eo sn asks1s e
& 80 y. ro Iso, & e. sGs aa ~
hcrr,3ne ~ T. 3oa3sc: boz herring ecaIs3 4sG45c
ool9@6la Ri:sE ss{a;oR nex: haf 6rls: sleeoSio2s
frmer, the present tendency being upward.
Other goods in the list in fair demand only, and
oc. f;gg' nrw 1GG17c. fgs ho1t 1se1ac. T,1rksy M
primes. 1s72, 1oNG511c; do 1871 S@os ra}sins, Old
neSr 1ia11Hc rnanha1r;eu X31Uc. nittad char
e"' o5Goac. naaches nopsa 5IGo3. ec,
halves, SH@7e do, in4ed SN@5ke; zants cur
sxe s6 neY 9se4 ae nHs
s.. Encl,sh ainnta anioa 1g,.inI,t. ga5
sn. BrsziIs 14@1sc. Pscsns 1Rs1 1n51omc. 1r;csg
peanuts 7c Wilmington peanIits, &c Tennessee pea-
ndsf FERsAre beptnntn IN co,ne IN ,,or. fresv and
met with fair inquiry. We continue to auote iii
sofa commanding higher figures: Extra ot-
ter, ter $500; No. DO, gS.oo: No g loo: No. do,
aSi, Nj napssa a &C. "a a 3S So &C.
1n5n2 aG. e. No Eo do S1 So ao 25s e.; e1tFa
as ae 19s fo1 xa4 g.
tt g. 1oo1oG; timber :, TS R1a5o d.
wG eat lossse aEnf 19e@s1 m hadosr 3@S;oc
En- X :ss1S Il sS
roes aS der III x9G raeeoon on
afc 1n drasse7 4 mai sn ba.,.or oer - ~ kno99
e. 4. Nv s07eo' +1'o'91oo' pes'er' Per ~ ooc1S
sAa9 G4a,Ew.s T., ,,,oao..., ,o,<r,o.. z,ua.
1911 ~ u a'ode1ate requeat. F11ces we're u
saea ;nc1ude 70 oe rapa hhg zae as
q r n o, 70 a4S a@a Il IS d9z DO at t. q rs so
~ ou uo1 - ~ = coz maard ducks at S5oo
- = - q aez sa aueks as n wia
carcasses Toe N1onts NJ n} my .ec Wecos, Hec ~ 4
~ 47s 1! ~ ~ ~ ~ aoc ID WISCONSIN " e9
Aepa sse e whan M
ehnca arn1ea At 4 .: 53o bris ~ ti ~ e9 noa sn
A hrs IN a. e. s 90 % 1, ~ ~ = En1 = oS hr,
91 ~ u. - 81 ~ ~ ~ E5:oo Jtas Nv ~ o
- ~ ~ ~ * H. ~ ns ~ eo19 d 81
- q W LIB ~ "' s1e-o'e9H''o LILLE "Au A'
s'i4g; 9TocEprs dac,,re -, ac +, cbo;ca raw or-
, 1872-12-07
VESSEL TRANSFERS.

schr Aida, from Merritt Wheeler to J. B.
Brightman, whole, $500. schr Brilliant from
A. Hemmenway to H. Burran, for 5000, oae-half.
Schr Hero, from S. n. Nelson to Karl Kundsoa,
for S1,075, two-thirtls. Lizzie Troop, from II.
E. Williams to ]. G. Barker, for $4,000, WHOLE
Yankee Trader, from ]. Mckay to Ole os.end-
son, for $500, whole.
, 1872-12-07

closing at the inside. Corn was moderately &C.
tive and steady, selling at 3oX@so%c seller the
month, and 3oT@31c seller January, both op-
t'ons closing at the inside. Other grain and
provisions were neglected.
, 1872-12-07

sEEDslTheEe was fair inquiry for timothy and
pri1ne poor to fair seed at s275@soo. Glover was
tre hrner prime being sold at s5.00@3.O5. Fax firm
at 81 65 for prime. Buckwheat sold at $100." Sales
reported Of $50 bugs primo timothy at $31 1e8
bags good do at $500; 16 bags common at $3.50; Is
bags prime clover at 81 bags do ct $780, II bags
buckwheat at $1.00
RAILROAD FREIGHTs-Were active aud firm,
The rates to the leading Eastern points Ere "a fooEa
, 1872-12-07

GeAar posts, round 1uDGG12G0
1-at4- -..-~--.-..-. cs&ug 4U
~ sa"es1- ...4loo GS-dt
oT Star. .......-...........-....-. 337HS
Three dollars per to be aldcl when transferred,
which charge follows the shingles.
IAlekCeas-Fire shingles to be two inches 4 thick
ness.
LenEth-Sixtean iuches.
H4EDWooD.-As usual during the pcE week.
fair business WAS done in hardwood; buyers
were in good attendance, and the movement VAS
chiefly OIL city account. Prices were unchanged
US follova:
0ak dgy)... .$200@ 1000
o!acE "ainas.- 100Gss0.0 90
Mapie 100G535.00
ASH taf5} -.....---.....--.. 30oGs0.00
6nttesnut.. -:.--..-.................. 2,009Gl00
Goun!er TOPS tselect}- COG LEO
Flooring, In. grooved and matched. $500
Nssea :Se poles iescij Sc Sc e e
HICKORY 50.00975.00
Box boards s35 .0o41O0
common 20.0n@25.00
Clear. 30.o0@35c0-
Ca0s. 15.0Q316.0O
The receipts and shipments for the last a.
hours, ending at o'clock this rorning, were
as follows:
Reetits. Shipments.
Lumber, m In.................. 1N5 1021
Shingles. saa G5S
4at4ls ILL., il
, 1872-12-07

COMMERCE OF CHICAGO.
The following are statistics Of the vessel
movement at the port Of Chicago during Noyen-
har fact.