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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-07-20


In the matter of the estate Of M.
D. DObbins, deceased.
1t appearing to the Court, by
the petition Of A. A. Mix, Public
Administrator of Yuma county,
presented and filed, praying for an
order to sell real estate, that it is
necessary 10 sell the whole of the
real estate to pay the debts out
standing against the deceased and
the charges of administration
It is therefore ordered by this
Court that all persons interested
in the said estate appear before the
said Probate Court on
Monday, October 7th, A. D. 1879,
at 10 o'clock a. m. of that day, at
the Court Room of said Probate
Court, at the town Of Arizona City,
tOshow cause why an order should
not be granted to the said a. A.
Mix, Public Administrator, to sell
the whole of said real estate of
the deceased.
EAIiu IL 10 luktuSI OEOCfcO, tliaC ~
copy Of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the
Arizona SENTINEL, a newspaper
printed and published in Arizona
City and county of Yuma.
Arizona City, July II, 1872.
THOS. J. BIDWELL,
jy13 At Probate Judge.
IN n-N cyCu1rrrnrD,C, NON
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
|C q M M o N 8
In the District Court, Second
Judicial District, Territory of Ari-
zOna, County of Mohave.
Charles Murray, plaintiff,
vs..
w. w. Dodge, defendant.

w. w. Dodge, defendant.
Action brought in the Second
Judicial District of the Territory
of Arizona, in and for the County
of MOhave.
the Territory of Arizona sends
greeting to w. w. Dodge, de-
fendant:
You are hereby required TO ap-
pear in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District of the Territory
of Arizona, in and for the County
of MOhave, and to answer the COM
plaint filed therein, within twenty
days exclusive of the day of SER
vice) after the service on you of
this summOns-if served within
this county, or, if served out of this
county, but in this district, within
thirty days otherwise within
forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against YOU ac-
cOrding to the prayer Of said COM
plaint. The said action is brought
tOrecOverthe sum of nineteen hun
dred dollars in the gold coin of the
United States, due from defendant
to plaintiff for labor done and per-
formed at your special instance
and request, more fully set out in
the complaint on file herein, and
for costs. And you are hereby no
titled that if you fail to appear and
answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment against you
for the sum OF nineteen hundred
dollars ANDY costs.
(@, Given under nay hand
L. s. and seal of said Court,
49, this fourth day Of June.
A. D. 1872.
F. G. CHRISTIE, Clerk.
.IsHAM REAvIs, Atty. for p'tff.
Ordered that this summons be
published in the ARIZONA SENTI-
MEL, a newspaper of general cir
culatiOn, and the one most likely.
as am advised, to give notice to
the defendant; such publication
to be cOntipued for,the period pre-
scribed by law.
DEFOREST PORTER,
Je22 zm Judge.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-07-20

nj O T 1 G E =.
The undersigned begs leave to
inform his former patrons and the
public generally. that he will re-
open the UNION HALL Saloon,
on Main street. between Second
and Third, on the 18th of July.
jy13 I'm r. y. JONES.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-07-20

DIR ATE NOTICE.
Territory of Arizona, County Of
Yuma-In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of M.
D. DObbins, deceased,
, 1872-10-10

BCTTER-The butter market continues fairly
acre; with but slight variation in iees. The demand
for choice quaies keea steadily IN exeea Of the aup-
pig, md the daily arrivals are orcky absorbed at the
quoted prcea There is also large movement in low
grades, chiefly At s@14c. Medium descriptions arc
more OK less neglected Te repeat List: Strictly
choice dairy, o5G28c: fair to good grades, 1392c:
inferior to coz11non. G@14c-
BAGGING-In this market no changes were noted.
TIE movement in grain bags is falling on somewhat
but At the low prices prevalent, holders f.m
Bl.ps and gu1nies are N moderate request At m
changed prices Te quote: Stark, $40; Ludlow, 38c;
Lewiston, 3sc; Ame1iean sc; Otto Creek, ac; 5s5-
1sp r. asa 81 IS s;: efos ss1fntes SINGLE 1s@
cHEEsE-Sothing asx vas deyslopsd :z IN Ihs mn
tiuues liberal, a,d, stocks running rather low,
increased arnneas ts eyinea % the pa:t Of holdezs
lar urIcea. We make no chauge in our Quotations !:
SeE York factory, 14H@15Hc; Ohio factory, 1ss14c;
Western fartory, 13G14c
CoI-Tho coal uade was quiet today, without no
tcsahe var:=ton n pr!ees he fe!lowang being enr-
Il. k.> ma f7 5oGi 1u.oo: E5s, 3a.5o@loe0; Hriar
Hi, sp.5o@io.uD; Tss4at ai], ts'aos1o.oo; Bless
, 1872-10-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, 0.t- g.
ALCOHoL-Contnues active, mud prices ere stesdy,
at s. .6otal.99 for 81 per cent proof.
BEANS-Ihe receipts hare been large and ss!es SLOW.
Prices are unsteady tending to destne II We quote
UIOOM cORE-Tke market Is only fairly active;
prices nre frzu upward tendency quotahle 1t
$:0.GG96000 PEI ton for coEzrca; ST0.CG4so00 for
far Sl0QGo for choice aad for choice
hu1l-
BUILDING MATEEIAlS-Thc usual cctive coadf-
Hon Of this market continues, prices being firm at Pres
ert catsz We continue to quote: S.ucco, Ss5tSaoC:
Sor York ssucco casting, $3.75s %; auIe.11a do,
sz0o@4 50: Rosendale cement, $a~.5<sa5o Cnea C.
Akron oe,nenr, saoo@a1o; marble dust, S3225e5a6o;
.oe, in trlk 9e,5s0o 1i1ne, 81 s. per hr white
4o945c fire brick, per 16o0, $40 90 building
h1ick tcomsnos). Si2oos14co; Mo9dss1eS pressed
$500, del 3lslwaukee, $500, 1el; Racine, so.co
del; Hiradals, $50, del; fire clny, ptr tr4,
oo@5oo Tie following ss the lis: ct Prices PCT Log
os 81 .etx domestic window glaes, from which
reduction Of IL per cent Is made by dealers:
, 1872-10-10

Instruments Filed for Record TueBdny. 0ct. g.
oI1x PRopER1E.
Lots l to &, in Block 2, Of Is w4nw9sex
Sec u, 50, Is, dated May i; consideration, $780,
Lot j, in part Of Block 10, E1stons Addition,
dated Aug. II; consideration, s745-
10ox153 fact In Of y 10 acres Of y Sec H. So,
U.s. Of Sand Ridge rosd, dated 0c. i; consideration,
5000.
Lot i, Of acres & wHswz Sec II, SO, y, Of
Lake st, dated Sept 81; consideration, $500.
Iowa st, bet Lincoln and Wood ste. i, Lots ~ End
6, dated July !; consideration, $500.
Maxwell st, Of and rear jefferson 81, 81, 50 It to
zney With e = On Wilson g st in same hl0sz dated
Aaa ot 4; ~ eaazasas:zo1, N 5ass 1 q, sec 3l
w Block 5, II Grants Addition in n 4 SEQ %,
50, Ii, dated Oct. 5; consideration, $3.50.
Let II, IN Hu1ford;s Lot !, in Block y, shefEelds
Addition With improvements, dated July u; conH'der-
Pa1k ~. between 1eaSitt and Oakley ats South
port Lat a6 and Is It Lot 2 dated Aug Il; eoneid-
Lots 50 md 81 in ward:a Lot 8, IN Blocks 3 and 4,
Sec g. 81, Il, dsted Qst- 8; consideration, q,
PolE st, between Leevi1t and Deanl5 ST, I, q
Lot 30 il Block Of Browns Lois and Is Of Less
swqr Sc p s9 13 dated Feb ?; consideration $500
Lot . and =. I: oi Lot p, in 1loca Of 70 Of H.
Is acres Of HeH = sec II, 49, u, dated Oct 5;
Lots Is to IS in E.c, datea Oct 3; consideration
Wiicoz ST. 1853 e.1o Of California ST, 25z.s4 it.
da.ed Sept 16; consideration, So 7,o-,o4
dated aug. Is, consideration, $500.
Carton st. i75 # c6 Liucoln 1t, +, o51ioeas #,
ds:cd Oc:- Q; consideration, $500
Fulton st., q Morg1c-E, E. T., 51luu 1t,
dated Sept II consideration S., ,l0o.
1nais:n a; az ,us ps: ri sa cfpIaa e1
Nes:Eor. av rs t. B. Of T1it:y-hrst St, e l.. -
Lots IS 10 ST. IN s. < blocks S snd S. see- 49, 80,
H. d.ted Aas SO sSnsads:stioa s1a, aetea
Sept u; consideration, E5,u1o.
Ewing ST., BET. Bue Island AZ and Ea1sted st. n. f,
n y Of e. ac-es in Block 10, il Nowrys sut--ss-
sion II i ssc1icn &c, sa, II, dated Aug. .; coz
n. ac:es IA same, dated Aag .; consideration,
The prrrnises On E. q Burnside sad Thirty
4eeu.ad sss, lated oee ?; consideration, asao-
beck, dated S=p:. q consideration, 81, ,eoo
" = al 4 Lot II, in Turner'S " = q 8
See = IS, u, dated Sept 1e; eonsidera:ien, So9o;
Western e., bet Taylor and Polk SITS, 'front.' 5a1125
Western xv,aet Tayior and Pot sts, 'front.' o2z1o5s<
Il. dateu Aus II consideration, s, ,lco-
gobey 81 2sa &c Of Moore front, e4zss It, dated
Oct consideration, $500
SOUTH OF c1rr 11a11Ts.
Lots 6 to and "A 70 20, in Davis ElocE Of Alock
3 q Lyman ct IL Subdivision il n x, Sec II, ~
2z.ed oct .; consideration, s21 533.
Lots anu 8 Of Lots to 10, IN Block 3 Hyde Park,
datei June - consideration, 5000
south PARK Eouleyard Y cor Of Forty-1oazth 81, q
sdrn.s St. cor of Fiftieth st. Lots to T., dated
oc:- =: consideration, sa0,5oo.
I,te - and 20, in Woodbridge Lots to 5, e. N
n; RI IS OF Lyman ct a. 1.w < Ct n Il Sec II,
s3. II, aated Oct 5; consideration, S, 500
dated sept @ 70 sonz,ds53eop = MTe6t
ofsw see- 9, 50, H. dated Sept Is; eonsaefaaon'
os came. dated Sept. rs; consideration, ss,2'o.
, 1872-10-10


The schooner ". 81. Oades arrived Ut Detzt4t
On Mondny, with har cargo Of coal badly
damaged in her hui. and more or less in outfit
A report comes from Raleigh, Mich, atatng
that large quantity OF oafreAed nonr 10 adt1fE
of Bailey Harbor, probably the deck load OF
some propeIlor,
Inc Tug van oahSea. tio" li .itls c4ty' ~ neS
way to the asNstance OF l:A scnooner tecena,
stranded III tie socth Ma1llious oToae her 1uauef,
aud is now in . Milwaukee dry dock undergoing
repaira.
rr,o oroz ~ fha echoonor x&c,a at arr~
-1ne cle" u tue eeooo1e5 A4p4o Leat, aeP
posed to have been lost on LAKE superior 9aSanE
the late storm, has since been picked mp by the
schooner Hornerr on. Canon Rock. The yeasol
Captain ElHey, Of the propeller mayno#efy
reports the buoy, which properly belongs CD
, 1872-10-10

4JOL LII 01bkA i A906 1a4Ay A0*<1 S-A-A I~a4A"
e-at5on- 81 900.
Lot 1e, in Duneana Block !, q TAILOR kraegn
HnH Sec 4, q, IL dated feo W cons1aeranoo,
S425.
~abosh AZ, 60144o 4, IN O: 4 Sec. !, u, IL
dsted Oct 3: consideration, s7,s"*
A"7'A 1'A ocr. n.
,-,nr
Oil1 faorLn1t.
]onn st5ees souIn o1 anu . II "e7t
tzon,t dated uct :. GoLsa9eI5uon a ~
Lois 42 tld y n BLOCK A'' Ho1s'ean aafea Aug LIZ
c9nsadsf?non a It.. ssuu z,,o,,. - s 70 10 1 ,.+a
LOT ~ IN d1eaotys aioc5 81 oec 1ss 81 II oaeto
OCT ost1 - ,,,cp c9na1dsETnon s n;n;sfe IT, p,ol
LOT q N s4oes ot uousn1ess 1o1s 70 N b!oek
Il. sHetse4os dooaoa' oateo oe1.- toasaoe1a11oo
@oau
A1non s9eet, eor ol 3naeuetn sttSss east 1fon
aot o3.so OSs- q CoEs1aetaaon Sl,4ot-
nne son1n 1fonE, aot b oa1eo sept Il cons1oefa"
aoE s.1Gu
hcst OIL U lo.s - .auQ 81 N 6!oc1 o1 duosa1us
te5 -, N hoeS - see 81 Ss - oa1eo oc1- too-
sade11Eon Ss,Nv.
tot =! 16 C1onkh1te9 tots TO l6 n BiocE = ROCK
Te3fs asaadon. dated sept consadesancn, $aN
D3shie1 St rs Of Thirty-si1th st. Y front, 81 It
to aileS, dnted oct consideration, slo;
oee AoI1n Clatk ana Oea1porn stssn
1font, 4ot Z, dateo oct . consideration, $9,6,5.
STATE 81, o1 ana near tMenfy.elgatn 81,
, 1872-10-10

ct good prices. Tho Attendance was full. and,
during the opening hours Of the day, a brisk
competition existed, under which prices under
went further sharp advance the improvement
being fully 10c. Later u the daJ there was
more ouiet foeaing, and before the close prices
had worked back about &c, or to $4.55@4.65 for
common, e4.70@4.75 for medium, and to $4,000
AL90 for good to choice. One or two ca- loads Of
ext1a assorted hogs fetched $500. but these
transactions do not reflect the market Among
the reported Gales were the following:
, 1872-10-10
COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. {

WEDNESDAY EVENING, ocr- q
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce in this city
drriug the past twenty-four hours there were
none reported for the corresponding time q year
, 1872-10-10

SHEEP-Wero IN lair request aud fuled
eteady at previous quotations; Shippers and
city butchers we're operating to~dsy, and between
tied. The market closed at 93.45@3!75 for COM
mon; at e4.O0@4.25 for medium, and at 94.50@
500 for good to choice.
, 1872-10-10


There were ahost on the New York cana1s, destined
Tor Underwater, Oct 1877: Wheat 9s5 SIS hu: com,
4sS as& bu; oats, l59 a14 By; b9sley, ZIG IL bu
Russa, to all countries, from tho opening Of nav1
CATION to Sept 3, inclusive 1917 we're; Wheat, Fl
q uasssS Es Is st. toa he
responding period in 1871 Wheat, 81 4:a 9rs: bar
le5, Il 80 qEs; rye, so6277 qrs; oats, sas676 ars
H. Rams Jsckson, in letter to the London Times,
under data Of Sept 16, 1872 states that from m e1-
tended examination, and . mixture q wheat from from
wheat-ten of best eaIs yield 440 grains; ten Of the
ee o9 q aaa So saos
Cambridge fair and better than Last year The south
western counties hare also fair yield and fo,abi5e
Weather has = spoiled much Of the welLapaned
ysie,d fsom good to bad. Farmers this year got
four OF hre quarters Per acre OF their best neds N
stead Of from five to G1. There are no large crops
and many are small although six or seven anaress Of
vet wheat this year is not Uncommon; and, in con-
clusion, IRON, sprouted white wheat and 1ea1 1na-
e red sap the crop Is prbs p5b9e as
uni1nportznt wbeat crop Of Scot!and Cess than the
yield Of Essex) from tie continuous ratny weather
over the kingdom is below average, perhaps 10 Per
cent the quality poor, grain ah1iyeed color bad The
sti growing, promising to give great weight to the
rich, with large md fnsly 1nsturod foliage seldom
II ever, exceeded The fcrase crop, first ord
second cut, hare been large md well gathered, and
with the remaining has etac<s standing from last year.
the country has fully double qnsntity Of ettla foo
70 th1t OF average years.. The corn c1ups OF al
the southern eastern and middle counties Eere Is
whole secured in fine condition, but owing to tho
abundance Of weeds In the shenyea th.shing ou: has
been more backward than Usual have here to speak
Of the potsto cop, about which the country Is gbne-
ally alarmed Reports Of dissase, cor1espondeHeo as
to its cause and general complaints Of losses (n some
counties almost oopetel h.re spresd sn3etS into Al
English, Scotch and I1kh households and the Eords
s.pttato fa1nine' hre now commonly used The eE1l
is g.ea azd the loss to tho individuals and counties
extreme bur potato fains need be Feared IN t11s
country in 181aa
There we1o in transit for the United Kingdom from
Ill exporting countries, exclusive Of steamer ship-
men:s from America, md sal and steamer Shipments
from the Baltic 192 eatgoes Of wheat and 1a4 czgoes
Of tnalze against go c1goes of wheat znd l49 caloe5
Of maize previous week. sss cargoes of wheat ard
SO c1gocs Of nsi=e At the corresponding date N ISL
znd $50 cergoes Of wheat acd rs cargoes of Dxiza Il
the corresponding die in 1870. OF the amount u
transit cnl5 48 csfsoes from Csfc-cis sTc included u
above while Is carEnes o1c he'd cleared up to the 19h
at September, and 16 vessels .ro1e were 1nad:ug-
1he imports Of -four 4nd grain into the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland {o- the weck
ended Sept H. 13 and fvutu Sept. 20 II, Inclusive
9u1 the unde1ceu6ooed yeaSs:
, 1872-10-10
9&.m
@+otk32lp0
D.0003a.m
a7.U}s33a.00

1,4,.+ ,,a xa.ona r1aar xidfne torsther.... 2.p0
T,Ta+son 61.S 1 siding -..-s..,,,.,,.. n.oo312p0
C1-n+nnm Ho,r5n, firrssed second. 30.00933.0o
Gonnon aoortns' dreasea, arst a7.oo8ao.oo
Wngon-bo1 boards, selected, Is inches and 49, ~
-4a.tr toarda ~............ 57.GQ9.0.00
q q tsrct @ h9arIs 52Dn536.0o
Go,n1nan ho1rx1s. l60ot91aoo
lost na sSaasrns maasr snau sllan's' ' 1saoa1soo
p.srtJr1 ......... 16 01417.D
Io;at rni .csnfinr IL to ii lei. 15.03,3o4.o0
HcIsse eouare " :... Is, ,D01316.00
picxsts'' Al .....,,,... Is. .oofa16.00
Ca5ar nosts. sniit. 16 00{318.W
Csiar noats' ruannd d.....,..... u. .0o322.0o
Lii :. $500 4.U0
Saved shingles No o'1'...........,....-. la5@ ATS
Saved shineles or rstar,,,..-........ $500 s.75
Shingles On track are steady at $3.12B@337N for a
star, and <1.so@a.oo for No. sawed
f.e o1a40.00
BIscf 5Eafnut ,...,.,..............~. 25.0G3S0.00
.Nnnia ..........,,....2 %. .g0(240.00
Aah Observation-Disclosures so.o094o.o0
Uherry ....,.....,...,..2 25.o0@60.00
HieknTY ............x-.6 60.uG@76.00
Basswooi .-......,.,.....,,.1 u ooo@35c0
Dutternut e5.0o@5o.oo
The following ware the cargo sales made:
Schr ]. B. Ward, from whitehall, IS N mixed con-
sch1 Abigail, from Grand Hsven, los N strips and
boards 1T $l8o0; Is 18th at S3.25. Sold by z. d.
Doubleday.
schr .Ralatgh, from Muskegou, 10 m strips and
boards at &15.25. 80 totstH and scantlnE st A1;
IS N ath at $3.25. Bold By Blanchard, Borland Co.
At 5oo; 20 toists zud scznt1ug5 at 80 & 33 m lash
At S3.2s. Sold b: Blanchard, Dorlnd Il CT.
Scar Lagi, from, Grand Riyer, IS e Ei1ips and
boarda At $500. Sold By Blanchard, Docland + Co.
, 1872-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
Must .M[!lz. be Sold.
G0x9O feet on Franlxlin-st,, be-
tween Lake and Randolph, cast
front, ut S;475 per foot.
MARSHALL { DIC2EgN,


Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy Eallznad.
s., and CAnsl and Astseata.ss- Tseke. oiaf~ tn
, 1872-10-10

CHICAGO, Oct D. Freights were unchanged,
quotable at 18c for wheat, TIC On corn to Buffalo;
a7c On wheat to Kingston, Charters we're: 70
Bufralo-Prope1ler lntor- Ocean, oats on p. t.;
schooner Zack Chandler, corn, at lie; Phlo
Scove11, whelt, at 18c.
, 1872-10-10

poULTRf-The supply ia ample, demand fair and
prices nczana1]y unchaneed being quo:aGe at ALSO
a00o@n 60; turkeys, 13c. sales, ccope old chickens
It $500: eoops spring ut S27s;, 10 do at 500
POTTO-.%Ara in large supply and almost nn-
quotsh1e at 35@5oc By ear loads, and $4,000 from
store. Southern s~eet at S300@3.e5. S.les, carr
peachb1ows 6oc, delivered; Eary Rose at 45c de-
Hyered; l CIR white At 35c, on tack.
EALT-Tho inquiry among packers Is good, thesup-
ply being l1nitsd. prices are veky firm and higher.
seao: eoarte Diamond c, sa: dairy, without bags,
$a0o; do with bags 500; ground eoIar Els Ash
sEEDS-So buItness te!ng done, former prees Ire
continued. Uiuothy ztpgiug tsp2 s2ssH9a.eei do"
, 1872-10-10

<5c; timed copper, sc.
H1eE-o to s. &c; g. g. aud 9, 1oc: 10 to II, lie; r
L. nHe; Il aud H. 1o4c; Is and It, 14c; 4: 15c; 1s
1sc IT, l9c; g. full bundle, Is per cent discount;
fence wire, Sc.
NAMs-The demand continues active, prices re-
r1a5ninp firm at the recent decline Ne quote ::
lod to 6oa, per ke2, sa:1aK@s;4; sa do,
s637H@655; Cd do, 66.62N@6.75; II DO. S6s2E@
7.eO Sd do, sI6ok@7.;s; do Sd, 1ne, S9.oo9e.l2E
II do. a31hG950: clioch. i8.5Ga8.6H.
, 1872-10-10

VVVIAA40Cd.
RxtrA~Grsded 4tecr1 averaging 40 he
and upwards.
Choice Bocve1-F1oe, fat, wall formed year
70 s year old s:eers, and averaging l,O
70 l. I'M AoH. %+sss+A-.
Good Raevts--Nel- -fattennd, hnhly-formed
steers, averaging l.lD to ]. 200 ns: ..-.-..
Medium Grades Steers in fait desh, Aver-
aging 1,1on to $50 0be....-.....-.-....-..
Butrhera' Gtock-Comnnon to meeiuIu
steers, and good to extra cows, Tor city
slaughter, Averaging 300 to 1,1o0 III .-----
Stock Csstle---Cocnun cattle, In decent
Infe<iar-L:8ht and thin Gown, heifcrs,
stags, bulls, aud scallsw1g steezR-.--.....
Tex2s Cattle Through droves- -.............
Te1as Cat1e-No1theln wlnte1od-.
EITTLU BALES.
, 1872-10-10

mand, and only light speculative inquiry.
Prices we're q shade easier. No 2 regulsr or
se1ler the month sold at 3211z@325H5c- Saller
LAST half at 33@33H, and seller November st
IS 1-2ss3 3-4c, al closing with the inside bid.
Rejected was nominal at 30c-
Oats were inactive, and nomina11y steady at
yesterdays prices at % 1-2c for strictly fresh
receipts, or selle- last half, and &c seller the
month Seller November was quoted at g 1-2c-
Rye was inactive; quoted at 81 1-2c for No. 2,
and 46c for reIectt L
Barley was inactive and nominal At the closing
figures Of yesterday: st &c for No. 2; 52a52 1-2c
for No. 8, and 37a3sc for rejected
PRODUCE STATISTICS.
The New York Produce Exchange Circular has
the following:
The viaihe supply Of gain, including the stocks in
grsna1y ut the principal points Of accumulation, At
fe and seabosrd ports IN transit the Likes, the
New York CANALS and BY rail- was, 1t the undern2er-
toned dstes:
1s1S 1877 ISL 1870,
Whea., bu.-.. 6,53s72o $780, ons a,s56n5 a7os2 ~
Com, .1s,sso3st 14352lss 1os.252 :ss5, ,9ss
Rarley, bu--- l,eee513 1o1osls 1,51s,ooo 1,sesss
, 1872-10-10

OuSThe excitement in carbon continues, though
eoroeEhat atzted7 ns compared with the haN dozen
preceding dava Holders are, however, very arm in
their vieaF. and further advance Is predicted 1ard
Ne repeat our quotations Of yesterday, follows:
Carbon, &c; extra Lard oil strictly winter sse; do,
ieopressed, SOC; do, current mako, 7sc; No. &c;
whale soc; sperm, cog nea:sfoo: OIL strictly
puze s110; do extra, 31o0: do No. !, 909o5c; bank
Oh, &c; stzats, 7oc; elsnhant OIL Csc; turrenine,
.aG73c.
EAINrs, CO1O1s, AND PUTTE-Not single new
feature v.s noted in the market for this line OF goods
Business continues siaek and prices are ouly iadn-
ferent1y sustained We quote:
, 1872-10-10

Lot {, in Block 8, Hyde Park dated ost- consid-
Grafton, 81 900.
Lot le ia Duncao'a Block Z, of Taylor i Krieghs 6
Hnw4 Sec 4, g. n, dated Feb. -; consideration,
$z25.
'abash az, 6ox44o IT, in Il Of y 4 Sec 8, 38, II,
dated Oct consideration, S, 500.
, 1872-10-10

/ Railroad.
truuE7 L:a=, aud Ioo14.-
! ChiaAzo - Eal11LC&t}-
Axd&Asn-xt. E43Axu-
'9nA m. sBm p. n.-
'0:EA j. n $50 p. NJ
p. IA s6:mp. E4-
s4@ p. H. 9l3Am-
toM2- N. 5Bn, H.
39np. H. TLnn
'sN s H. tLH1 n
~. iE- Mou5w
" &.4:a2t AvAelur; ria
4 Aain Lima. AID 1AEl.
H5K4aff1n
, 1872-10-10

The foreign exports of proytdons from SeE Sora
for the week ead!g Oet- !, ISL aod the dsssrhu1o1
, 1872-10-10

Echr NetroPous, BuHaIo. y. .lbU On corn.
Prop Lowell, OgdeuDburgh, 1888 bu corn, Is bales
brown corn, 8 bags Eeed and sundsies.
Prop Missouri, Buffalo, L, ,s68 bu conn., 500 brs -four.
Bark Pcshtigo, Buffalo, q, 300 bu com.
schr Potomac, An sauhle 727 bu corn, II bn cats
st1nr snoooygan, 31ilwar4ee, sundzaes.
Stnr Ceroua, st. Joseph, sundrics.
Prop. Toledo, Buffalo, 10000 bu barley, 200 hrls four
Bark Unat,i}ln, Bnffalo, 25 COO bu corn.
Gchr Mary l. Htggie, Dutfnlo. q, 900 hu whaat-
scir Adriaaic Mnskegon, 20 bu oats. 90 bn coEn-
Bchr In1rr-Ocean, Bu5alo, SOL 300 bu oats.
Bchr T. Y. Hoyey, Kingston, u, 500 hu whc>t.
Brig Gladiatnr, Manistec, Il hrs beet.
, 1872-10-10

Chicago Rock Island d. Pacific Railroad.
Depot of Harrison and Ehes,nants. Ticket a.
foe s. West Azdlson-st.
Ouaad8 and Le.vauHotrh Ex. ."WNu t. II. 1907
F,Su Accommodation. 18th &8iss T.
N1aot Eapress tiOa9 p. H. = 7to + NJ
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16
4 yIcTIM OF REMoRsE.

Adah Meyers, age IS. entered the Fifteenth
Precinct staOn-hOuse early yesterday morning. and,
addressing Capt Byrnes said that she had shot herself
in the head. with the intepton OF ending lite. Capt.
Byrues went up to ho and found, indeed, that
she WAS wounded there beBg tagged bole In her ght
temple, from which blood was s.uWly GoW1pg PUiito
Surgeon steele WAS summoned, and IA the mean tme
Cit. Bygues askcu fhe WUDau whore she lived. She
piad mat sh had ~ iJr several mOuths la The horse
pfosiituti1n NO East TottHst.; that she had
cci,ed thc previous dsy letter ben mother
preaching hrT fng hes funiiici, ana that from
icuUrso size had fhot herself. Dr. steele
soon arrived aud utter careful examination
OF the wound, said that the skull fractured The