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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

MILLIONS Hear fssti m sny TO their
nssh-rfsi C.rsii,e Rar.t-.
Vinegar Bitters rot vile Fancy
Drihk, Nads Of Posr Ram, NhI.kEy,
Proof -Piri's and Ref~-e Llsusrs, doc.
tored .picsd aud srestens1 to plosse the taste.
called Tonics, " Appetiztrs" Rsstorsr.," &C.
that lead the tippler on TO drrnkenns-. and ruin,
butare trGn Medicine, male rom the Nau,,
Roots ani Hobs ci California, free from ru
Aicnholic stIr,Hinnt-. Thay arc tie
CHEAT BIoOD PURIFIER rni A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
keuovaior ami fuvigorator ot Tho system. carry.
ing oH all poisonous matter an restoring tho blood
90 a healthy c9ndition. No person can take these
Bittcrs according 20 directions and rrmain long
uuweIl, provided their bones are not DESTROYED
ly mineral poison or other means. anil tlo vital
Organs wasted beyond the point ~ rsrair.
Theyarc u Gentle Pmrgnii,s ua well
rsH T0nir, po's, ssius, also, the peculiar mcr.t
o' acting st powerful agent In relieving Con-ci-
ton or Inflammation Of ,hs LIVER and of al, tho
Ns,eral Orsau.
ron FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
IN young or Old married or siurls, At the dawn Of
vomanhood or AZ the turn OF life, these Tonic Bit
tert hsrs no equal.
Fer Innammstory snd Chronic Rhsu-
riatism and Gent, Dyspepsia ar In
dlgesiiou, Billoss, Remittent Hud
Intrrnittent FSvTr-, Eisenrrs Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and BlHdder,
these Buffers have been most successful such
Diseases arc caused ~ yiriRted Blood,
which is generally produced BY arrangement Of
the DiResIlNs Organs.
DYSPEPSIA on INDIGESTION,
Headache Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tight
ucss Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eruo,ations Of
The stomach. Bal Taste ia the Mouth. Bilious
Attacks Palpitst on ofthe Heart Iuh1mmationo ot
the Lungs Pain in the region. Of the Kidneys, and
hundred other painful symptom. are the OF
springs n DysIepsis.
Tnev inyigorats the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them OF
unequstd efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all i'm
puritics, and inparting new life aud ygoT to the
whole system.
FORShIN DISEASES, Brupu1ns, letter,
Salt Rhcum, Blotche-, Spots, rmples. Pu,tule-,
Bois, Carbunclc, Ring-Worms, scald Head, so's
pyc. c.Fryspsla-. Itch. Scurfs, Disro7rstions fths
SkIu llumor- and Diseases Of the Xiv. - what
ever name or nature, literally aug Up and car
rod out Of the stem IN short time by the VI
these Bittcrs One DUtrie in such cases will con-
vince the most lnTteuuIOus Of their curative effect.
Cleanse tbs Vliat.d Blood ~hsnsyer you find its
impurities bursting through the skin In Puupiss,
Euptions o. Sores; cleanse II when yoa ind "a
ohstuctsd and sluggish in the veins; cleanse IL
when it is foul, and your feelings will tel! You when.
Keep the blood pure, and the health Of the . stem
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and o-her WORMS, urkigg
IN IN. syrteIn of 50 many thousands electualiJ
destroy ed and removed.
SOLD BI ALL pRUGGISTs AND DEALERS.
J. JWALHER. Propri.tor. j. II MCDONALD u
co, IWgsi-ts aud Gen. AgentA san Francisco,
IA, and ~ aud 81 Commerce street, New YORK.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

tHres tAc icoFSt pans ~ from one 10 ftreHfy
Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
After reading this advertisement need any
one Suffer With Pain. Rad,oag's Rcady
Reliefis cHrc foy srery prin 1t was the
first and is The only Pain Remedy that in
stantly stops the most excruciating pains
sllsys Infamsfions, and cures Cong siivns.
whether of the Lungs, stomach, Bowels. or
other glands or organs, bv one application.
IN from One 10 1trsniy Minutes, no matter
how violent or excnciaring the pain the
Rhermatic, Bed.ridden, Iufrm, Crippled,
Nervous, Neuralpic, OF prostraiel with dis
ease may suffer Rodpog's Ready Reiief will
afford instant esse. luAawriioG OF tn Kid.
neys luflamrtion Of the BLADDER. InRama-
zion Of the Bowels Congestion ofthe LUNGS
Sore Throat. Difficult Breathing Palpitation
of the Heart, Mysteries Group. Diphthrria.
eatsrrh, Influenza, Headache. Toothacha
Neuralgia. Rheumsiism, Cold Chills Apue
Chils. The application of he Pcadg R,ii,I
to the part or parts where the rain or diff
Guilty exists will afford ease and com rort.
Twenty drops in half q tumblr of watrr
will in few moments cure cramps, spasms
sour stomach, heartburn, sick headache, d.
srrhca, dysentcry, collie. wind in fhe bowels
and all internal pains. Travelrrs should M
wavs carry bottle OF RadToy'S Ecady Re
| irfwith them. A few drops in water vii
prevent sickness or pains fom change o.
water II is better than French Brandy o
| Bitters as a stimulaut.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
THE PENNSYLVANIA
CATTLE INSURANCE CO.
Capital and assets, 100000.

THIS Company is prepared in insure
L Buildings, Merchandise and all kinds
OF Property against Fire
Also. 10 insure good Horses and Cattle
against death or theft.
The holders of Loan Certificates or Loan
Policies in tins Company in Arkansas, can
borrow the surplus capital that may be on
hand in this State, at slx per cent. interest
per anuum.
J. L. BORDEN,
General Agent for Arkansas.
0fice--WasLington, Ark,
n. Blood reliable agents wanted in
every county In the State,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

A beautiful and rather roguish
young lady, on being asked how she
would like to be in command of ship,
archly replied that she did not know
how she might succeed with so large a
vessel, but that she could at any time
command n smack.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

A saloon-keeper having started in
business in building where trunks
had been made, asked a friend what
he had better do with The old sign,
Trunk Factory" "Oh," said the
friend, Just change the IT to a ID,
and it will suit you exactly"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

Wit Is noD'>yhere it disperses the
gloom of depre'sSe. where it lightens
care and where it>'aes not weaken
the sense of responsibility; but the
young man who gives his>4ays and
nights to crafty an ambition to be
considered funny, will end by fifN'qa
himself considered fool and a bore.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
ALL RIGHT AGAIN!

| HAVE repaired my Steam Mil. and am
! now prepared to Rtnd WHEAT and
CokN every fRiDA J aud SATURDAY,.
M neHtyGoe Bushels OF grain in the mil
:, klul Tor the liberal patronage sxtende1
- n' times past, | hope by s.ri,t It,
uon " ON,ness aud fair dealing. 10 r,.r,, :.
eohunulh''~t the same. III =
v.sbin ,,on> JOHN JUSTUS.
" ~ l-1l. lOtf
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31

Josh Billings says, Thare IL no sekts
nor religious disputes among the hea'
then: they all of them cook a missiona-
nv in the same way.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
Fever and tguc.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents
There is not a remedial ageut in this world
that viii cure Fever and Agur and all other
Malarious, Blods, Scarlet, Typhoid yellow
and other Fcvers (ailrd by Radr0gs PiHs)
so quick as Rod,cay's Realty RciitE Fifty
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
u. Z. r.
Radyvay's Ready Relief.

Cures he ioorsi pairs IN from one 10 f,reNtl
Minutes.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-31
HEALTH! BEAUTy!!

Strong and pune Tich TIOOd- incTtdsc Of flesh
and weght-clear skin and beautiful com,
pleNion secured To all
, 1872-11-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, Eov.s7.
ALCOH0L-Eas fairly active and cents higher,
on account Of the rise in hghwines. We now quote
$1.80@l85 for "a per cent proof.
BROOM CORN-Remn1ns dull and heavy. A very
limited local demand exists only prices unsettled
but range about as follows: 5000 per ton for
choice; and s1zo.oo@16o. 90 for choice hurl.
BEANs-Were In Light request, mud weak. We
quote: Choice nayies, s2.a5@250; fair to medium,
@2.00@2.o5; common, sl.25@1.75.
to note. Tho demand was moderate, and, as for
some time past mainly confined to choce table grades
End to common descriptions for bakers The re-
cepts hayo been Light however, for several as
stocks not oppressive holders do not paricu
las1y anxious to realize saEe at very full prices. We
continue to quote Strictly choice dairy, 24826c;
medium to good, l8@22c; inferior to common,
7@17c.
NAGa1NG-The bagging market continues quiet,
qury tony for burlaps and gunnes, but other goods
in the list were neglected. We repent our quo
tations as follows: Stark, See; Ludlow,
Creek, saHc; burap bsgs ! and ! bu, 2os22Xc;
68a70c
BUILDING MATER1ALs-Are in good request,
but the horse endemic prevents dealers from
filling their orders. Prices underwent no change.
New York Btucco, casting, s3.75@i.0o; superhno
do, S40o@4.5o; Rosendalo cement $5.o5@3.50; Utica
cement, 500 Per brl; Louisville cement, s2.0O;
bulk oo@1 TO- lime in brlg) IS per Srl; white
sand, per brl, s2.75@3oo plastering hair, rar bu,
40945c fire brick, per 1,0oo s40o0@o000; build1ng
brick (co1nmon), fl10o91400; country brick, $500
@14.oo Woodstock pressed range ut 25 st.
Louis Hydraulic pressed, $500, del; milwaukee,
$50. 90, del Racine 5000 del; Hinsdale, $780,
del; IRE clay, per brl, S4-00@5.00. The following
is the lia OF prices per box of 50 feet for domestic
window glass, from which reduction Of 40 per cent
a mad a hE
, 1872-11-08

| @l.0aN. Seller December sold at 91.0fI@
| l:o5%, eloaing at 91.05H.. Seller the year sold
| at Sl.o31S@1.o4sI, and seller january at 31.0G@
1:osM; 10. ! spring closed at s1l.1e; No; 2 do
at Sl.o4I; No. do at $50; and rejected do
ut SIC. Cash sales we're reported Of 400 bu No.
| spring at S1.16; $500 bu No. 2 spring at
| $l.o5h; $4,000 bu do at 9l.05; 3,2oo bu do ae'
at s1.o459; 1900 bu No. 8 spring at 94c /; $500
bu do at 93c 1,600 bu rejected spring at 8211ac
5000 bu do at 82c. Total, 131 800 bu-
1< Cen vas Inactive but steady: at decline Of
caused shippers to hold off, though. freights
we're lower. Hence the business was almost en-
tirely speculative, and confined to the operation
known as g filing in;" two or three parties
afforded BY tie decline to square their denis up
at q profit. Deliveries we're unusually heavy
this morning, and that fact had probably most
to 40 with the drop in prices, as it caused Q
great deal of corn to be placed on the market.
Receipts are light, but there seems little chance
that the stocks in store will be much further
reduced on this side Of spring. Seller the month,
or regular No. sold at 31@315Sc; and seller
December at 302z@3oIc, both closing ut tue in-
SIDE. Strictly fresh receipts closed at slAc' A
Rejected WAS little better than nominal at 23c
Cash sales we're reported Of 25,200 bu No: at
SIG; So. 400 bu do at 3177Sc; 50, 900 bu do at
9lc; 800 bu rejected at Csc. Total, Ia ,200 bu.
Oats wore dull at about the same prices as yes
terday, with very little demand, except for re-
jected for home use, which was firm accordingly,
ceiling chiefly at 18c. Seller the month sold at
20s9@20slc; seller December at 22c, and seller
January at 2213@2256c, all closing. dull in sym
pathy with the tone Of the latest New York ad-
vices. Cash sales were reported Of q, 900 bu No.
at 21c; 5000 bu do at 2o2zc; 10000 bu do at
2059o; u, 600 bu rejected at 16c 200 bu do at
177ac; 600 bu white, by sample, at 2413c On
track. Total, SIS, 900 bu.
Rye was dull and again 15c lower, in sympathy
Ja
, 1872-11-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

- ARRIVED. Nov T.
sehr John Tibbetts. Ausksson, 12o n lu1nbes, so n
6tmr Corona, ST. Joseph, suneries.
Prop Nn: Il Tweed, buffalo, s7s bars railroad iron,
2,632 brls salt.
Prop Wm II. Tweed, Cleveland, sundues.
schr J. P. Ward, White Like, 100 N lumber
schr Pandora Kingston, 800 tons pig irou, 22as bara
railroad iron.
schr John Muir, Buffalo, SEQ tons coal
schr 3. F. Wade, 15o m lumber.
Barge ,. I: Filer; A1enosn:nee, $50 n lumber.
Bark Peshtigo, Green Bay, $50 m lumEsr 48 n 1ath
Schr ". H. Willard, Muskegon, 100 m juruber.
sehr G. L. Johnston, Menominee, 100 n lumber, IS N
lath.
schr Oneida, Bay City, 200 N lumber.
sehr Kate kcllcy, oswogo, 2,2oo bss sa,.
EehS Montca1n, Cswego, t60 tons salt,
schr +. 3. King, AfcCarthys Pier, rs co-ds wood.
sclr 6. E. Pnrlngton, White Lake, 100 n lumber
Schr Geo. L. Wrean, Little Lodus, $50 tors coal
schr John S. aIott, Oswego. 500 tons coal
schr Mortauk, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
schr knights Templar, Oswego, $500 brs salt.
6chr a. j. Mowry, Hamin, It's IN lumber, Is n Iath.
Barge =. a. Tyson, 31enominee, 400 m lumber
Barge Eva Robinson, Menominee 400 m lumber
Schr Russian, Buffalo, 400 tons coaI-
Schr Antares, Nuakegon, 100 N lumber.
seow Orion, so N lumber.
seow Marion Dixon, Portage Pier, 65 m lumber.
G44EAREO--. Nov, {,
Prop Norman, Duluth, 4s6 bu coru 1873 bu cats los
brls hour, 81 brls tallow, 6 crates lard, 66 pkgs
provisions, and sundries.
schr Souvenir, Pentwater, 600 bu oas, and sund1ies
stnlr Corona, St. Joseph, suudries.
Prop Toledo, Buffalo, 5000 hu wheat, 1000 bu bar
ley.
Etmr Sheboygan, Manitovoc, sundries,
scow Marion D5so Portage Lake. 500 bu oats 1C0 bra
hour, IS brs beef, IS brls po=k, tcs lard, brla
hams, and sund1ies.
, 1872-11-08

Block 2, shefleld's Addition, with improvements,
dated Nov. 2; consideration, 5000.
IT, dated oct consideration. @ q @ ooo 8' y zz11z'
Undivided e Of l5H acres in " X sw Il Sec g, 50,
i, Of Riverside drive dated Oct. consideration,
Undivided M y of same, dated Oct consideration,
Lot L, in Block ., in Matthews, Subdivision, y
& q 4 geo 26, ~, l3 etc dated Oct considers
., Homer st bet Henshaw and Bradwel1 avs IT, Lots
ab TO A, dated Octl 4; consideration, s., $50
Same as the above, with other property dated June
swenty sixth st, Bet Shurtlen and Wentworth avs,
Lots 81 and 52 dated Oct. q consideration, Sc 6o0.
Vernon av, n Of Thirty~seventh st, +, 22x132 Fl,
dated Nov. l; consideration, 81 $50.
Lot q, and Y Of Lot Il in Block of Lot u, in
500. - >~ -S' ~ ~ -''~1 Nf''' ~7'@'N'''A'
Lot 49, in aame, dated Sept l.; consideration, 5000.
= Of Lot Il, II same. dated Sept. !; considera-
Garibaldi st, IS IT., south Of Napoleon place, +,
2511o0 Il, dated Nov. 6 /: consideration, $500.
9 + Lots and dated Oct. 81 consideration, s. 900.
TIE premises No 6:o 18l Indiana NJ, dated Nov !;
Lot 90, in cochrans north part Of Block 20, in SEQ
=, 80, Il, dated June II /; consideration, 81 200.
Lots 2s to 80, in Block Of Wards Block IT, in Shelf
Thirty st, Sc It, of # Wallace St, t. s4sM4
Il, dated Oct. 1s: @ consideration, s2,loo.
Summer at, 14725 It Of Thirteth st, ef 2ox124 It,
dated Nov. Z: consideration, $50.
a Same as the Shove, dated April %; consideration,
$3.50.
Flournoy st, corner Of California st, i, 50x124
It, dated Nov E; consideration, 81 LOO.
Tyler st, between Aberdeen st and Centre nv, n I,
q 4A-121165 #, dated Oct q consideration, 1887
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lots 13 to 2o in Block and Lots and 2 in Block
16, in Rarenswood, dated NoT. 4; consideration,
$500.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Arnold st. n +, 25x122 #, in Block G. in See. 15,
SO, II, dated Oct. q consideration, $500.
25x1e2 # djoining tho same, dated Oct %; consid
eration, $500.
Hoyne st, corner of Fftieth ct " +, 23sd24h It,
dated Oct. %; consideration, s, 600.
Burta nv, corner Eiftieth st. q T. 238 6-10x1241f
It, dated Oct %; consideration, 900.
Hoyne ST "a It Of Fifty first st, t, 2l6x1o4H it.
dated Oct. %; consideration, $780,
Lots Il and Is, in Block ], OF Lockwood's XIV En
ton, S., 600.
Lots i and 49, IN same, dated Aug. q; considera-
ton, s, 900.
Two ac1es on Lake Shore Of Cleaveryille, in r
OF Sec 49, 4 dated Nov. i; consideration, 81 o0o
Lot4 in Block %, in Kimbark's Addition to Hyde
Park, dated Oct IT; consideration, s, 600.
s2.800.
Lot l3, in Block l, Of "A rods Of ne x Of rail-
road in Sec 4, 49, IA, dated Nor. s. consideration,
$500.
, 1872-11-08

CHEESE The cheese market remains very firm,
notwithstanding the advance Of anything Ike activity
is to advance. We quote as ollows: New York fac
tory 15@lGc; Ohio factory, 13H@14hc; Western fac
C6L-No new features we're noted in the coal mar
ket. Only few Of the dealers delivering, and
these few could only partially i'll orders; Prices
our list: Lehigh, lump, s11.so; Iehigh prepared,
slo5o; Walnut Hi, so5o Biossbu1g, $1,000; cherry
nIinonk. $500: Wilmington, 500.
cooPERAGEA good steady demand exists for -four
barrels at 5o55c. Others varieties only in light
request. Prices are unchanged. We quote: PORK
vl,skey parrels, saisa22s; -four barrels, so@55c
-four stayeH, s8.so@9oo circla -four headings, s@oe
sS WILLY Sasrsi s'a7ss
CALIFORNIA FRDITs-Were in fair request at
previous prices Sales comprise 50 boxes pears
100 boxes Glen Moroccan at $500; 200 boxes winter
Eells at $780, 800 Tbs uscat grapes at 25c; 80 lbs
EGGs-The offering were larger and prices shade
20@24c. Sales include ITS cases at 28c cases 1T 27c
25 pkgs picked at 24c; 20 do at &C.
FEATHERs-Nere plenty and in fair request. Prime
price, 68@7oc; mixed, 25@5oc; chicken feathers,
s@9c: Sales il include 2s sacks prime at &C.
~ the h aa a5ke few changes ana nGRe
fair, and nqt for the annoyance occasioned by the
lack OF facilities for moving goods the condition Of the
maraet would be quite satisfactory. Stocks are
ample. We quota: No. i whitedsh, 5000
@5e5; No. ?, S.5s@5,oo; No. l, trout sf.5o@475;
ss.5o@8;55; No beyxnackerel, s7.oo0s7.a5; No. J.
shore, HTS, sl.75@1:8o bank codhah, s5.6oe5:75;
Georges Goldfish, S650@G.75; boz herring, No. l. 500
s3c; box herring, scaled, 42@45c; Columbia River.
Eaimon. new, half brla. SIC. .o0G3l0.25.
fhU11S AND NuTs-Dealers report quiet trade,
with no material variation IN prices. Raslns in
better supply and the market is working easier. Fol
loving arc the Quotations. Dates. SR9c: fgs
drum, 12@1sc; do new, 16@17c; figs, box, ls@19c;
Turkey prunea. s@9c; French do, 11511kc; raisins,
old, s2.23; raiaiuB new, $2.75@:85 bldGkbarries
new, uz@l2c raspbcrries, 35@37c pitted
cherries, e5@2sc peac',es p.red 1an@19e; peaches,
halves, 6@6Hc; do, mixed, 513@6c; Zante cur
rants, s@9Xc; apples. Southern. now, 6G6zze; do.
Western, T@7Kc; Michigan. s@9c. NgTs-Flberts,
14@l5c; almonds, Tcrragona, &c; English wainuts.
14@l5e; Naples walnuts, 1a6eooc; Brazis, I4@15c;
pecana, lo912Nc; African peanuts, &c; ming
ton peanuts, Sc; Tennessee peanuts. &c. chestnutH,
per bl1. sG-a097.00.
GAAlE-Ile offerings were fair, and good inquiry
existed at yesterdays prices. Sales include; doz
prairie chickens at s3.25: Is doz mallard ducks at
, 1872-11-08
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments we're fled for record
On Thursday, No7.7:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot 16, IN Block 49, Hosten, dated oc.. ~ consid-
Grafton, 800.
Letl7 in Block Is, Ho1sein, dated Oct %; constd-
grafton, 500.
s9. H. dated hne. 1a = cnns;,ier,tfon ~ % o50 =
Lots and 3 Of Lots 16 to Is, in Block 80, Sect 80,
u, aated Oct 81 consideration, 500.
I, 1T to alley, dated Nov. Z; consideration, $3.50.
Lowe ~, between Thirty-sxth and Thirty-seyenth
eG25.
Twenty-four It. adjoining the above, dated Oct. :;
consideration, s625.
Elizabeth st, bet Randolph and Lake sts, I. o41
ilo $500 IT. dated Oct II consideration, S. oo0
Same as the above, dated Nov. l; consideration,
S5,025.
Lot 10, In Don'a Lots IT to 50, ETC., in Block 20,
Sec IT, SO, IA, dated June IT. consideration, 81 $780,
Chicago av, bet Rucker and Mark sts n f. 22l192 it.
Fith building, dated Nov. 6; consideration, $500.
81 # Of Lota 6 to 8. in Fos5' Lots and {, in
, 1872-11-08

touching 1c lower than the lowest point Of last
evening, averaged shade higher than that quo
tation, as the reduction in price brought out
better demand. New York vas dull and lower,
and Liverpool VAS said to be weak, though eome
rather frner feeling. There was fair amount
Of buying for shipment, but only in certain
houses, to fill out cargocs already part provided
for in those houses, and for which four vessels
were engaged this morning. But the movement
Tic slort interest f1Ied in vory freely. at times,
aud some said thatcertain parties we're going long,
but apparently there Was little Of this, as the
oldcc heads seemed generally inclined to antici-
pate drop to s1.o0 or less, before long. Seller
the month opened at S1.041%, declined TO
$1.03115, advanced to 9l.05, and closed at 91.04
, 1872-11-08

60c where parties can deliver them but for sales on
track prices reduced. We noto Sales Of 2 cars
peachblows at Soc, transferred at 55c delivered;
track.
SWEET POTAT0Es-Were in small request Mt FORM
er prices: We quote: Jerseys, s3.50@400; Southern
POULTRY-The receipts this morning were liberal,
and under good inquiry at the higher prices Of res
terday sustained. Sales included coops chickens
at $3.50; coops do at s4.oo IT coopa spring do at
$3.o0&3.5o Il dozen dressed ut s3.509L0 coops
turkeys at lac GOO lbs dressed do OF 15c; 9 coops
ducks at S4.o0 !; 4 coops geese ut $1,000
SALT-An e1cellant demand exists for al grades
Stocks are unusually Light, which tends to
cause further advance IN prices. Onondaga, fine,
$2.25; Saginaw, tine, s225; coarse Diamond G,
s2.25 ordinary coarse, s2.25; dairy, without bag,
$500; DO. with bags, 500 ground aolar, SIS;
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDs-Were moderately
active, previous prices being generally adhered to. We
, 1872-11-08
500; doz small ducks at 81 so: 25 doz quail ut

$500; doz small ducta at 9, so Ok dc1 ona, NJ
$o25 !; IT doz do at 81 75@2 On N~ a
! GREEN FRUITs-Applea aro IN oood demand nm
local and shipping account and firm at - ooo 50 ner
brl Grapes we're in some request at &. 90 per csse
Tor Catawbas. Cranberries ara nrfat hnt e1y+hnut
change in prices Sales cnr ,sa 1as o
cars choice at s. 50 cars at s2a5@3.zo on track
15c@ 25; 20 grapes at 90 140 brls cranber
ries Il 60 $50 brls cultivated do ct s1ooo@1o5o
l. GROCEnIES-Prices Of articles in this 1ine 11nder
went no spprecisble change Dealers cenern111 nra
still meeting with serious obstacles in The delivery Of
goods but the difficulties in the way OF promnty All
Ing orders gradually disappearing, and there ia
every indication that the ensuing week will seq trade
running along uninterrupted1y. The market Ia INV
Ibery stocked both with staple and fancy groceries
and, but for the annoyance occasoned BY the horse
epidemic, the condition Of the market would be In
follows:
CoFFEEs-Mochn, ,2951c; Q. g. Java, 24734@255c; Java
No. T. 23A@23Ac; fancy Rio, 23@e34c; choice do, q
G22Ao prime Rio, 214921Hc; good do, 20h@21Ic;
common do, 19@19Kc; Singapore, e3@234c;
Costa Rica, 23I@234c; Maricaibo; 2AG23Ac.
CANDLEs-Star, fell weight, 20191c Etearine,
15@16c.
R1cE-Patna, 8A@8Hc; Rangoon, 7A@7s!c; Caro-
lima, 8d@sslc.
sUaAEs-Patent cut Loaf, 1419@1445c; crushed and
powdered, 13As@13Ac; granulated, l315@13Hc; A,
12z<c; e1tra g, 12A@121c; G, No. 12H@lo5zc; yell
low c, 117x@1Hc; choice brown, us@1ac; prime
do, 10A@11c fair do, 1014a1oAo; choice molasses
sugar, 11A@11Hc; fair do, 94@914c.
SYBuPs-Dla1nond drips, s1.3o@1.35 Rflver drips,
extra fine, 72@75o good sugaE-houEe syrup, 45@50c
extra do 5o@55c; New Orleans molasses choice, 75@
sAoA15 N"SS'1Hs -, -l%- ~9~-.-os
, 1872-11-08
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. Z.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produco in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-11-08

sHEEP-The supply On sale to-day was larg-
er than On either Of the preceding days Of the
week, but the demand WAS better, and prices
we're tolersbly we'll sustained. The offerings
embraced a few good drovea, but these were the
exception, the supply being mainly composed OF
common and medium qualities. We continue to
quote common at a4.0O@3.25; medium at $3.50
@3.75, and good to choice ut 8400@4.50. ::