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Somebody asks: Which gives a
girl the most pleasure, 10 htar her
self praised or another girl run DOWN
Satisfactory dialogue; Dining
at Lady Laburlhm's tomorrow 7"
Yaasts 50 am III $50 glad Y
so glad you're gladw $50 glad
you're glad Tin glad
The Wilmington IN c. Star has
the particulars Of curious marriage
q Laurel Hill. A certain individual
got tired Of his wife, after living with
her about fifteen years, and hired
another man to take her over to
GQstk Catolins Ard marry her, Civ
w ! n,uls and ~ y money to take
~ ~ BIZ hands.
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The Art Union-Mafriape.

Plain white tulle walls are to be
worn with straw bonnets next sea-
son.
Douglas Jcrrold says: "Eve ate
the apple that she might indulge in
dress"
Green of all shades is very much
worn this seasoniu costumes, bonnets
and gloves. AE
A gentleman in Brooklyn has be-
ceme a raving maniac on account of
unrequited affection for a celebrated
prsma donna. aoas .uat
Which would a young lady rather
he a Dryad or a Naiady ADryad,
for then she would bel wood Nymph.
A Topeka merchant killed two
Girds with one stone by putting out
asign reading, "John Smith, dry
goods; wishes a wife,"
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rer Sale.

I offer for sale my house and lot In town
of Sardis. Ho' Sc containing three eighteen
feet rooms a hall, front and back porch ala
pantry--onc on, building containing cook anc
servants Ipom. ] will make the tern,s easy.
l.. D GREEELAw,
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEr

vii sFgfd fhsiaa isass.
ihhamadsa VI he Kliasys
laesmsiisn n fhs Bladder
lsfaasfioH Of The B0wsia
Congestion of The Lsags
Sore Throat DiReuli Breathing
Palpiutign u the heart
Mysteries Group Dip'hefia.
Caisuh, Influenza
Headache, TootAaehs,
Neuralgia, rheumatism
Cold Cbills, Ague chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief N the
part " parts where the pain or diaieulty 81
lists will afford Ease or comfort. .
Twenty drops In half a tumbler Of wstef
will, In a few moments cure ramps, spasms
sour stomach, heartburn, sick headsehe, diar.
rboea, dysentery, collie, wind in the bowels and
all internal pains. o..
Travellers should always carry a bottle Of
Railways Ready Relief with them. A few
drops 10 water will prevent sickness or psins
from change Of water. II is better than French
brandy or bitters as a stImulant.
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Mississippi Central Railroad.
GOING NORTH.

Mail train passes Grenada at gao, A. NJ,
Express train at ll.l0 P. N.
GOING SOUTH.
Mail train passes Grenada at $40, P. N.
Express train at $50 A. N. .qt
b. D. FR0sTt Gen'llSup
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and ague cured for City cents. There
is not a remedial agent In this world that will
cure fever and sgue, and Iall other malarious
bilious, scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other fe.
vers, Caided by Railways Pills. so quick as
Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle,
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT

Has made the most astonishing cures; so quicl
SO rapid are the changes, the body under.
goes, under the Influenza of this truly won
derful medicine, that
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SOUTHERN PALACE,
333 Main Street.
Memphis, Tennessee
D. O. & H. \. LOEWEyS1lyE.
II N List.

I.sdie, uhits cotton hose. per doI, 81 2btd3 ~
LADIES' linen hsmd stitch hdkfs eaeh lbc
ladies white taps bordefsd hdkf' each Dc
Ladies stamped boulevard skirts, each 81 90
Ladies' corssts, all Sirss each, b@a$l 90
Ladies' linen collars. Toe
Ladies' willie lace collars, each Zoe
Ladie. white lace collars. " 5Oe, 15c Asl 90
Ladies trimmed white aprons, each, iOand soc
Irish linens. per yard ~ to bOc
Ladies merino under.vests each 81 %
Plaid uaiusooks, per yard, 20 to 8'c
Plaid sgis.ss. " IS to i0c
White marseilles. " 20 10 40c
Victoria Lawn, per yard, 20 to i0c
All wool empress cloth, per yard 4Oc
English mennos, all e%olors, per yard 25c
French SOC
All wool delaines per yard, 35c
Double fold slpacss, per yard, 25c
Childrens wool hose, per pair, SIC
Children's wool hose, large, per pair l2lto l5c
Children's white cotton hose, per pair l0c
All wool white blankets, each 50 80
Grey blankets, ,ach so 90
10 4 white marseilles quilts, esch | 80
Nottingham lace curtains, 3 yards long
per pair, only 2 80
Figured lawns, per yard l2l to DC
Checked ginghams, per yard 10 to Doc
Women spegged shoes, per pair, 81 10
Ladies sewed goat shoes, per pair, 2 so
Ladies sewed calf shoes, " 2 so
Ladies cloth croquet slippers, per pair / 30
Ladies cloth Caters, per par, 2 90
Men & cotton half hose, per pair 10 to lbc
Men 5 British half hose per pair 25c
Gents liaed jeans pants per pair rs
Gents fancy cashmere pants per pair 90
Gehts jeans eolts, each A 90
Geuts suspenders, good, per pair Csc
Gents butterfly bows, each Csc
Gents ribbon ties, loo
Plaid eottonades for men and boys use
per yard l5e
Jeans for men 4 boys's use, per yard l5G940c
"a brown domestic per yard sJc
is brown dom, site, heavy, per yard l2Ic
A " l4c
Plaid osnabarr, per yard l2Jc
Striped osnaburg, " l2tc
Heavy, " loo
Bed ticking per yard IL 10 SOC
Canton flannel, brown and bleached,
per yard l5c
"a linen table cloths, each 37Ic
Red bordered lowelss per doa Is
Jet and imitation shell sets, pin and
ear rings, per sett 90, 75c, | 90
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The Louisville Winston county,
Banner says:
The crops in this section have
been greatly retarded by the heavy
rains Of the past two weeks, but If
We have 4 apell Of good weather now
farmers viii room catch up with their
work.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and pure rich Blood-Increase Of Flesh
and w~eight-Clear skin and beautiful com.
plexion secured TO all.
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The foregoing Price List comprises only asman portion -Four immense Stock from which We
fill all orders sentu u.s. 4 tn#"#
Complete Stock for BRIDAL TROSSEAuS Always on Hand.
pS'f H. For Planters w haveaways OF hand aFulS Stock Orleans kereys limeys
.Twins, Oouonades Farmers Drills, Boots Shoes and Clothing which apofret at correspond
.nNy low 6gms.
samples smt on application, and Goods per Express to any part Of the
country c. o. ID.
Country Merchants will find in the extensive Jobbng Department great inducements
offered lin Dress Goodsa I'M Notions as well as Cotton Goods, jeans ETC. at the very lowest
pbbng prices Southern PLhe 49,, Main St. Memphis, Tennessee
MARI D. G l. H.. N. LOEWENSTINE.
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-9AF tnet OFF, NAA h.H aHHHa t Nt
st. Louis, Mo.
-~ea.xrEA.N. Js.N.Es, rr.ss1.r,.
thousands of The LEADING, LIVE Blu,
slNEss MEN Of st. Louis, the South
and West are Graduates of this
Insfifuiion.
The collegiate course embraces Double En-
try Book Keeping, Commercial Calculations
Commercial law aud Penmanship. Tho time
required to complete the m
Full Collegiate Course is sixteen
Weeks,
and many do not require more than
TWELVE WEEKS.
Tuition,
For Full Course, lncidcutals, &C.. S6s 90
Board for 10 weeks, no, to exceed. ss 90
STATIONERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
iH .N ----
....s. $780,. ,..... $l65 90
Spelling, Reading, English Grammar, ETC.,
taught in the Englisg Department.
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, etc, taught
IL the Mathematical Depariu nl
Circulars and catalogues giving all informa.
ton and containing nanes and residences Of
1881 students mailed FRsM Address
JoHS W, JOHNSON,
OILY Managing Pr.
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The band pf hope--A husband.
, 1872-11-26
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments we're flsd for
record on Monday, Nov. Is:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lots IA and Is. in Block Is, Of Sec TO- 80, n,
dated Sept. Il; consideration, $1,000. N
DeKoven st, bet Despaincs and Halsted sts, t, Is
feet to a1ey dated Nov. 3; consideration, 81 $50.
Evans st, bet Oakley and Leavitt sta, f. 50Sl25 ii,
dated Sept. IS consideration, 500.
Henlin av, $50 It Of Fulton st. f. 251175 #, dated
Nor. /; consideration, ,137.
Ibt 81, IN SaayeEns Block 1a, Of Sec 81, So, H.
dated Aug, u; consideration, $780,
aulwauEee " bet Ridgeyie road and Ellen st, awf,
T Lets to aad 50 to s., IN bioci s. Of < ,' \,
see 80 80, II, dated Oct. is consideration, 5000
Lots % and u, in Block q. Of 4 Sec II, 80, II,
dated Nay 10; consideration, s., 900.
Lots. in Assessors Lot II to Is, in Block 10, Rock
wcli's Addition, dated Nov. E; consideration Sl,s75
Washington az, bet Lincoln and Wood st, t, " q
Of Lot IT, dated Nov % consideration, s., SIS.
Lot :, in Giyins ct al. e3 acres OF W 4 W = " 4
Of Sec 1s, 81 10, dated Sept 26 consideration,
Lots ard ., in " P. DOVES & Co.'S subdivision in
q ny Sec Is, 81, II, dated Oct I; copsilera-
May st, between Polk and Damon sts, e f. Lot 10,
dated Nor. s. Lot 10, dated Nov. 8; consideration,
Like ~, between Thirtyeish.a and 1rty-uintb ste,
e +, 4szls6 fl, dated Nov. q; considerations s., ,5o0
Wes. Twentyrs ST, rs e Of Heyne ST. +, 251125
West Twenty st, $50 /: e nt uoyne st. f. 251
j25 il, da:ea Nor. %; Consideration, $50. -.
West Twentieth ST. cor*oi 1ioirs st, +, 2511o5
It, dated Nnv. .; consideration, 3ac3.
West Twentieth st, lG0 Il !s 1o*na ST. n /, 2jLo5
#, dated Nov = consideration, $40.
% +; consideration, $500.
Lot g, in Block s, Of w.l Sec 20, 3d. II; dated
Lot T. in Cranes Lot u, in Block of q Block 10,
Sec 49, 81, Il, dated Oct. "a; consideration, $G25.
Lots 18, 49, and II It LIT 20 a. 13 # Of Lot a.
in William Il. 4dans' Subdivision in part Of i
Sec 2s, 81, II, dated Oct. consideration, s6,A09.
Lots IS to SO, irB!ock 4, SEC :, 49, L. dated Nay
9 consideration, 3,703.'
Tnirty-dfth st, corner I1diers AZ, Lots 9and 10,
dated April consideration. s.; 60.
NORTH TT LIMITS.
Lots and 4, in Wegleb's ~ u and 20, N Block
Of Is Sec 20, 40, IA, da.i .'oVi consideration,
lots &C and Ct in y Block Is, Sec %, 49, "A, dated
Sept Il; consideratica, sls2oa
| soUT1 OF CITY L7.IITS.
Lot IT, in BLACK Is of Adam Smiths Subdi:ision in
Bw 4 Sec 81, s., is, dated Nov 25; consideration,
s3op.
Lots and Q IN Block Of 4 chains Of el Seq :,
IS. H. dated Nov. II consideration, 1000.
Block in Fl. L. Stewards i Sec l, 49, 13, dated
Oc7. +; consideration, 81, 900.
Lot Of Ha,e:s Lots to 8, in Johusons Subdivision
in 4 Sec 3, 80, H. dated Sept. II consideration,
ssu e5 # OF north so It Of Lot IS in Johnston part
Of x Sec 8, 80, II, dated Nov. Il; consideration,
5000.
Block dfJ " Stewards Subdivision, in wNsw
i Sec. T. 38, 49, dated Nov. g. consideration, s. o75
Lots t. 25 in Block in same, dated Nov. IL con-
sdesation, $4,000. ....-.'-
WEST CITT LIMITS.
Undivided x Of " q NV !: Of 4 Sec. Is, 80, 13,
dated Oct. 1; consideration, ST, ,0Go
, 1872-11-26

culeting medium may seriously affect the money
markets Of Europe. It ia now understood that
the process Of making this change has locked up
$50. 900, 900 Of gold in Germany. The Bank Of
Holland also has decided to buy no more silver at
any price. It has hitherto bought silver at
f. 10465 per Dutch +, and has not raised the price
for years. belief is entertained in Europe
that Holland intends also to adopt Sold. . cur
rency; in which case, says the LONDON l1naes,
!" we may have to expect withdrawals OF go1d, On
Bank of Holland has created great fiat
ness in tho London market for silver, and 1t
has fallen to 59k51c per ounce-a quotation not
previously touched for years. Ihe 1onuon
Economist Of Nov. says: Tho German Coy
" in such quantities as bankers and other per-
sons who keep stores of the precious metals are
likely to take readily, a1d likely, also to retain
for considerable time. Before long, according
to tho. announced policy Of the Imperial Coy.
thero being various silver standards, till late
", in the several States throughout Germany,
there will be one Imperial gold standard In
consequence, no one likes to keep much silver
every Individual, and still moro every bank,
tries to sspass on" that metal every one secs
that silver will soon be de1nonetized that every
one who holds large stock Of it when it is de-
monctized will be heavy loser.
The Economist predicts that this change from
silver to gold coinage in Germany and Hol-
"The1o Will be, for . long time g constant
ef1lux OF the metal, which is Of principal use to
us, and a constant influx Of the
metal, which is of little use to us
comparatively, and therefore there will be d
constant cause always to prevent cheap money,
and always tending to produce dear money. for
q lcr-.z time to come" The London Times, ALSO
of Nor. Q, takes similar view Of the case, and
referring to the movement Of gold to Germany
in payment Of the French indemnity, says At
last the movement seems to have produced q
general effect on the prices OF all descriptions Of
Securities, and the. various markets have closed
at decline, to which there seems to be scarcely
in exception"
LOCAL STOCK AND RoSD MARKET
1Iessrs. Lr1nt, Preston J. Kean quote buying
and selling rates in this market tlli8 afternoon
, 1872-11-26
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

.......,-. MONDAY EEvEy1Ha, Nov. IS.
ALCOH0L-Was in fair request at $1.75@l 81 for o.
per cent proof.
o,1ry the past week ct the E:st but the market here
IS qnet and unchanged. We continue to quote:
s4o.o0@5o:oo per ton for common; $500 for fair
choice green hur1.
:. BEANS-Were in some demand among local dealers.
Tho offerings Of common to medium beans arc large,
but prime hand picked nayes are scarce. We quote
Na7ies at $2.25@o5O; fair to medium, $1.50@2.00; !;
common, sl.00@1.25. Sales include brls and bags
at S1.37k; Is bags at S1.G1.
BUILDING MATERIALs-Were moderately ac-
tive at previous prices. We continue to quote !:
stucco, s2.6ot5e.75; New York stucco, casing,
cement, ss25G3.5o; Utica cement, $500 per
brl; Louisville cement, s2oo; Akron cement,
$500: marble dust, s325@3:5o: lime, in blk,
81 00Gg1.l0; lima lin brs} s1.25@l.35 per brl !;
white sand, per brl plastering hair per bu
40@ 45c fire brick, per 1ooo s1o.oo9So.oo building
brick tconuonl: Sl1 .ool140 country brick. slao0
, 1872-11-26

sales we're reported Of 400 bu Mol spring ct
S1.2o; 500 bu do at s1.19; 500 ;bu do at Sl.188;
1o 80 goo M bq No: spring at 91;1 q, ,6oo bu DO
at 81 10; 8,40o bu No. spring at s1.o0]5; $500
bu rejected at SEC. Total, 1000 bu.
;, Corn was dull, and averaged 36@ao lover,
though early quoted frmer in New York. The
cause Of the weakness was much the same at in
wheat; small shipments in proportion to the re-
celpts reported this morning, While operators
are apparently afraid Of the corn to come in
next month, as much Of the new crop IS now dry
enough to grade as No. 2. # prices should ad-
ducement to part with their grain, We should
probably have all we want to. handle
this winter; but with such low prices
there certainly is not much temptation to ship
from points far distant from this city, where
transportation Buying for shipment was slow;
and the Trading was principally in seller Decem.
ber, which opened at 311755c, and closed dull at
slAe. Seller the month was very quiet, at SIS
a7c e ffospg at The aaae seller January
relatively firm, closing With 2o19o bid.
Cash sales we're reported Of 19,200 bu No. 2 at
31slo; $1,000 bu do" at 315Gc; Is, 600 bu do at
goo bu rejected at aoe 2oo ba 6ao DO at
Oats we're rather more active, and strong at
slight advance On Saturdays prices, in sympa-
thy with greater firmness reported IN New YORK:
Cash lots sold at 2316(G24c, the general market
being 23Ao for fresh, and 2j]3c for regular re-
ceiptB. Seller December sold at 2321@23Hc, md
seller; January at 24@24114lc, all closing firm.
Cash sales were reported Of 1900 bu No. at
24ci $500 bu do at 23zlc; 5000 bu do at 2315c;
COG bu rejected at 225lc; 600 bu do at 221]5c;
1900 bu do at &C. Total, 18,20O bu.
Rye was quiet, but again 175c higher, owing to
the fact Of . scant supply in proportion to the
demand. Sales we're limited to 1900 bu No.
at SEC.
Barley WIS quiet, but firm, the demand being
somewhat better than On Saturday, while the
offerings were Light. No. opened at SIC, ad--
Fanced to 63}4c in ordinary houses, and closed
at about 63c. No. was steady et sic in ordina-
~ houses. Receipts in Armour, Dole d Co.
sold above these quotations, and receipts in the
Central were shade below the general market.
Seller the month sold gparinSly at Csc.
Cash sales were reported Of 200 bu No. at
Csc; 400 bu do at 6411Sc; 800 bu do at 631ac;
G.800 bu do ut CO; 2,4OO blu do at 6215c; 1900 bu
do at 62c 1900 bu do No. 3 at 52c; $500 bu do
at 511e; 1900 bu do at sic: 500 bu do at 50alc;-
1900 bu rejected at 44c; 2400 bu do at 43c; 400
bu do at. 4211c; $500 bu do at 42c;
1900 bu. do at 41c; 500 bu by sample
bu At 75c; 400 bu do at G3c; 800 bu do at 621c;
l,2O0 bu do at 62c; 400 bu do at Coo. Total
PRODUCE STATISTICS
J.. The New York Produce Exchange Circular has
the following:
The visible supply of gran including tho stocks in
and Eeaboard ports in transit on the Lakes, by rail,
and New York canals WIS Nov, l6.1872:
, 1872-11-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MoNnAY EVENING, Nor. %.
-. CAl'TLEI--ReceiTed since Saturday, 2,509..
The market opens dull and heavy this week
The receipts we're not unusually large, but with
i the stale cattle. made the supply largely e1-
cessive, and with the Eastern markets IN al IN
satisfactory condition, outside buyers were slow
70 take hold-' few hundred head we're taken
Tor shipment East, and local butchers and feed
ers TOOK as many more, but the aggregate Of the
day'H sales WAS small and had scarcely 8 notices.
bla effect upon the large supply in the yards.
The wants OF the local trade are small at
present, and may be expected to continue SO
uhtn after the holidays. 4 diminished ship
ping demand may also be anticipated and unless
there is 3 marked falling off in tie receipts Of
common and medium cattle, even the low price
now prevalent cannot be sustained. Sales ware
Texans and inferior to good COWS at 34.25@
o.oo for medium grades, and at s5.25@5.75 Tor
GOOD to choice shipping beeveB. The tendency.
at the close, was to lower prices.
E1tza-Graded steers averaging 400 Ms s. a5as5 So
Choice BeeTesFns, fat, wal formed ;e;s
to year Old steers, and averaging 1,20o-
GOOD dnsi; '''ss
steers ayeragng ,1oo to 1,3oo hs:....... 525@5n
aging 1os to go 59bs.........-........ 475@5oo
Butchera' StocE-Comnon to medium
steers, and good to extra COWS, for city
e slaughter, averaging 800 to 1,loo lbs: s25@4
ssecE e:e, cattle-CoInmon G eattle, IN decent
1nferior-Iight and thin COWS, heifers,
stags, bu11s and scarawag steers.......s 225aa En-
1e1as Cattle-Through ughdroses.......,,, 2.ONa116
Texas Cattle-kortheru sum1nered ...., 8 3OA33 sn
1hxas Cattle--Corn>fed momentum. 3.75S4G
+; HOGS-Received since Saturday, Is. $50. The
s7@Rpiy, @ as vii be seen, was unusually heavy for
q Monday, and proved more than the market
would bear, the published sales indicating a re-
s daSs!on Of l5e from the prices current on Sat-
5aey e, Large arrivals were generally anticipat
T. result, but few had looked. for so serious a
leclna On the opening day. Packers and ship
pe1s we're in excellent hnmor, as they we're en-
abled to fill their orders at prices Of their own
%9aSang ~ but among sellers the feeling was one
the day advanced, and It 1a became en- evident fhas
several thousand hogs would have to be stheld
oTet, 9;1?t,, +aat% ana a,at, St, IN al proba-
e . be granted The e5trtae range Of prices was
a. ss.9'e5o' as Innhgn M saes a. he extremes were
1ange Of sI1o@42o- We quote sosing it,1 p1ices e
at a.95@4.05 for common; at 4.10@115 Tor me- :
dnm, and at S4.20@430 for good t. c6oite.
Following are some Of the transactions:
, 1872-11-26

LEMoSs-Were in light request. The supply is
heagre but adequate for the present. Oranges wsre in
very far demand. We quote French lemons at Si.509
per b11.
METALS AND T1NNERs' sTocK-ware without
essential change. fair amount o{ business VAS
tfanaaeted at the following range Of psscas
14130, $500; do, ' roaiings ra' s 1c, sltoa. i
PIG Tns-Iarge, Aac; small, lao; bal, 45c:
sHEEg zEio-Ful casks, uAc; half casks' 311ie'
less quantlty, 12c; slab, Dc. 49,!
SHEET IRoS-No. ~, 71ic rates. -.H:,o
coPFEa-copper bottoms, 4sc; brazters, oscr u 1os
TmE2to !. e.; s, 8, and Q, 100; 10 to II, lie; Il,
, 1872-11-26

boTTER-Thore vas q reasonably actiye- inquiry
aor @ good to cholca qualities to Bupply local wants.
N va tor common descriptions for shipment to New
end FOR bakers use but medium to fatr grades
Tas noticeable, the following being The ru1inc nrcas
;n.faetly choice daily, 24@26c medium to good is@e2
HAGGlNG-Bagg1ug continues dull with little Or no
Va13tlon in prices. The demand is small and mainIy
connaed CO.. to bnrlaps and gunnies. Following are
iston SO; American Sc; 6tter cses2 sse barian I~
bags, and bu, 2o&22ke; gunnies, single, isa1oc:
90, double, 28c: wool sackB. 68370c.
CANNED dOODS-Met with 8 Satisfactorily act;a
d demand and were uniformly firm. Ne repeat our
, 1872-11-26
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 25.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles of produce in This city
during the past forty-eight hours; and for the
corresponding date q year ago:
, 1872-11-26

@l4o0; Woodstock pressed range at s15 00@4O0O; st.
Louis Hydraulic pressed, $500, deli. -itEaukee;
S35:oo, del ;R.eine, $4,000 del Htnsdale, $3.50,
aet a., hrP slay, PEI br s4Do@5oo. The following
e me lst ut nTlces per box Of 50 feet domestic
Wanaow glass from which reduction of 40 per cent
, 1872-11-26

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city
consumption: 2, Isl bu wheat 2,6e2 bu corn !;
4,S6o bu oats 443 bu rye 2,411 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspec ted into
store. this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 1s6 csssl
wheat; 40 cars corn; ~ cars oats; 8 cars rye :;
54 cars barley. Total, $50 cars, Or ISL, 900 bu.
Tho following shows tho distribution Of tho
breaaatuHs shipped out from this port during the
past week:
, 1872-11-26

sHEEsP-Received. $50. Very H;tll
was done in this branch. Of the market,
values Underwent 10 Visible hange. Prices
be quoted steady at S3.G0@525.
, 1872-11-26
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

:as': 1,x,,v @,u ~
, AT TIE Y4a9s.-There YVES ID change in tho
Lumbar yardsto.day. An average trade ,7as o1
perlenceds and buyers were in :ur ATTENDANCE
, 1872-11-26

Wheat was dull and weak, averaging o triae
much desire to trade either on the part of buy
ers CT scllera. There was nothing Of import
ance in the time of adyices from other points,
but the reported shipments were light. and the
receipts larger than heretofore, which made
some Of on our local holders rather weak "a the
shipment. Seller December was tile principal
option dealt in it opened at 11o554, declined
to 1o31z: advanced to 1o9115. a7d closed weak
at $1.U515. Seller January as 51.0el5@1-11. clos
ing at the inside. Seller tho month was little
better than nominal at 51.0oi i4Gl.1o. No. 1
Epring closed at *S1.1S; do. 3 do at 51.0o1l; No.
3do at Sl.QQ15; and rejected do at 86c. Cash