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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

The Presbyterian General Assembly met 10
Richmond on Thursday and was opened with a
sermon By Rev. DR.. W. S. Plumer. The ser
mon showed that age has not yet begun II
dim his splendid intellect. After the sermon,
ton of DR.. Welch, of Arkansas moderator
Delegates are present. from every Prcsbytery
connected with the body
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

EPISCOPAL CoCNCIL.-On the second day.
the annual Reports of Bishop Johns and Whit
tie were read The discussion OF the long pro-
posed amendment to the nineteenth canon of the
Diocese being then the order of the hour,
it was inaugurated by its mover, the Rev.
James Grammer, of Jefferson, in a brief and
pointed speech urging its adoption. The
change proposed contemplates the public ex,,
pulsion of offenders from communion instead
of the private communication now provided
by the Rubric.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

CTRIPED and PLAIN LINEN-Just re-
~ ceived from one OF the largest importing
houses in New York full line OF Striped and
Plain Linens for Pants.
nv Il uUOMES. ASHBY & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

INFANTS BOOTS AND SLlPPER>-A
i fine stock, il every co,or, style and quality,
nj very reasonable prices at
WADDEY'S, II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

WIN. n. BERkLEY
w Has just opened Piquas, Lawns. Organ
dies, Scar Sucker t1ingham<, Light GRENADINES.
Strip d Berages. Sc. Also. large lot Of Vie
toria Lawns, striped and plaid, very cheap
l--ff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

surrender
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

water lines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

Z AIDES HOUSE SHOES.
- Large stock and great variety, suitable 10
old ladies, a.
WADDEY'S. - King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

TOOLS.-Wc have pur-
" chased recently, at very low prices, sup
ply of HandSaws, Planes. &c, to which we H.
ri;e attention. J. I. CREIGHTON & son,
nv 10 IS kirg street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

nv Us
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

DOYS' AND YOUTH DRESS SHOES.
ID 4 good stock OF new styles, Of tine quatty,
ut low prices.
WADDEY s. 4 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-18

Mr. James Fossett consents to the above sale
and will join in making the title. ap Dots
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-07-25
Oritte Ibtbeiluns.
Sas SermadtniR oes Geiielfiders.
40. Nuf hefanntcr Grhe.

Otnnter i3allte bas goItborn iiber bic BERT
lt6en Seloer pon Uiopenbprit unb burd bic
boben Su6en,ualounsen. Srei gferbe, brett
selpannt sosen ben gels anseitridenen, pon
bret Hetlenben beiebten gSaeen. Die 8etten
tltrrten uno raiielten, Die eiiernen Adien itiez
BEN auf Dem nnebenen 2anbmese serdui6poll
se9en bic Jaoer, selesentlid fnallte bic lanse
peiti6e NIT bei6eibener @rasie, unb ba3u
blies Der S9waser bic lultisiten Sisnale i,no
ein5elne 8ru6itilde aus ben beliebtelten Golfs=
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-07-25

Wortes alesn idon ein GROCER IbgiI ibrer
| idmer5, A9en Bertufte eriest rpor6en.
Du 3. vt cine Iodter, iprad he enblid5 tief
betue9t.
Gin Iiebes bersises ainb, periette Geesssf
geriibrt, cine Iod)ter cher Eoulni, 0eIene,
idliebe lie in tseine Nrme, idIieBe fie IN beine
SeeIe Elm, beun iie, ia iie ueroient es, bann
idritt er benz Wasgen ipieber 81, ,pobia 8ers
ner bereits uorans, ga,sen ipar.
MlanueIa, bier it Die Sdmelter beinss 8as
ters, lprad, Geeborf, ais 8erner uao feline
i,inse gerlobte linen s,ls benz Gdatten ents
sesentraten, iebe 2iebe, psId)e bii ibr ermeiieit
1T cine 9lbtrasnng Der 60 hllo, 1uelbe eln sraus
James GeI6id Der san3ear .ssselt sesei' pc autz
erleste.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-07-25
80. an ale Winbe.

Ge9s Wo9en paren ueritriden, feds uolle
@o6en unb felt pielen Sabren errpartete man
gum erlten Male mieber Die faIlise goit Don
MiiIouri bic nidt pon Boulber sefiibrt uno
Don benz 1punberbaren junsen Yoitreiter be-
aIeitet tpurbe. Mqe Weniden fannten 8oul=
6er unb ieinen. Sobn, ruenn a,ld nur BON 9lr,=
ieben; man betradtete es baber formli9 als
Elm greisniE bab bic Bef0rberuns Der poitz
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-07-25
9ie stunbe bes Wittaaeliens.

Die alten pilesten lire Wablseitsn germ sur
9ta6tseit Su baIten. Dies sebt unter slnoez
rem aus inanbeu Stellen Der 8ibel beruor.
90 mar !. 8. aud oas beriibn,te sseit bes Bel
iaaar, uo1 Dem Daniel ipridt, Elm 9a6tfeit.
Der Breotser Salomonis aber fast u@obl
Dir, Sanb, oellen Siirlten sllr redten l}eit
eien!@ = 8el6es lit nun tppbL bic redte
3eit? 0ie Aniidten bierdber iinb Iebr ner-
idieben. SIN IA. Sabrbunbert aben Die &0z
r,tse pon Sranfreib ilm 1lbr Worsens sll
Otittaa sur 3eit gbilipps bes Guten uon
8ursuno bieB es: oSteb auf un. fiint ib gu
Neittag il,n neun ltno ou rpirit leben Der Sab
re neununoneur,si9." - Inter Seinri6 Dem
". unb 2uo,pis XIV. iebte man ii6 nm elf
llbr 81 Iiicbe, uater Siibruis Ky. nm sipei,
llbr. Inter Seinrid VIII. friibltudte bic su=
te @eieai6aft Dtorsens INN llbr unb ab unl
10 1lbr gu Wiittas. CUR 3eit Der Gonisin
gltiabetb btnirte maj, INN II llbr unb aB sipis
iden unb llbr gu abenb, cine .3eit, ii, Der
man beut5utage in england nod faum bas|
Diner besinnt. Sn Sranfreid pHs9te mani
bisber feds 1tbr als Die Stunbe bes Dinersl
gu betra1ten, bod nin,mt man es oan1it nibt|
iebr senau, unb bel sroberen Diners Iebt mani
sew0bnli6 aaf bic gtnlabunssfarte un quart
d'heure de grace pour les danes. Gin gSib1
boIb benerfte iiineit, baB Die SranSoien brlrd1
bas erpige 6inausi6ieben ber Stunbe bes Di
ners banit enbisen ,piirben, erf ben fol9em
ben Gag gu Mittas gu eiien. Sn Sitinbier
berrI1t Die Site, ii6 eine balbe Stnnoe mad
Sonnenuntersans gu Glide einsufinoen. 81
9eutIdlanb ab man bis sur 3eit Der fran5o
,iii6en 8epolution falt a1semein gunft L
llbr, unb erit allmalis baben mir bilr6' elm
Ipatere Stunoe einen lanseren Wtorsen serpon
men. Gin gbiloiopE ben man befraste, mel
DIES Die bette 3eit fur pas Niittassmabl fei
anttuortete: uSiir 9teide, iuenn iie 4ppetit
unb fir Grme, ruenn iie etrpas su ellen baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-07-25

Bei GoIben Gitn Colorado, sos Gin
@aHerboie ilber bic Central Gitn 4,nftftraf
unb sertriimmerte cine auf ben. 92ese befinf
li6e 8utI1e, in ,pelder li1 9r. S. @orbe
nit Ieiner sSral elmer Iodter,ln einemDieni
maoden befanben. 8eibe Mab6en ertranfe
Die 2ei6e bes Sri @orbon puroe bret Dls
len nnterbalb Der Stelle, ,uo ii6 bas Mnsli
ereisnete, unter Griimmern uno Sano sefu
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-07-25

| benubte Der freunDl1cbe alte Sotantfer 11nell
oasu, nit auberit ,pi6tisen,, sebeimnibpollem
gSeien Die freubise &unbe su perbreiten, es
nnterliese sar feinem 3lpeifel mebr, boB 5tpei
| 1elner Gacteen poll lItdnota neue ,lno nod rn=
beld)rlebene gren,plare ieien, eine 8erei9e=
rung Der Senntnib Der decentralization
Slora, Die cine 9tetie Tim ben sonsen GrbbaQ
aufpiese. Damn ipra6 er bic suueriid dtli6e
Soffnuns aus, auf Ieiner binnen &ursem in
Bill Spantaros 8esleitung anSutretenoen Heiz
Ie ant glla btnunter mtnoeitens ebenlo piele
neue Mrten su entoeden.
W(o6te alto bas innisIte gntsuden auf Goz
ra's boIoem Intlib RUBEN mo9te Garbiner' 8
Seele iaud;en uno Ooftor 8iselop nit bein,z
lt6er SSonne ieiner neuen Gacteen 9ebenfen
nodten enblt6 Seeoorf Werner uno Wanlez
la tn ibrem gSeien unabli6tli6 bic Spannun9
5ur S9au trasen, tuel6e iie beim 9luftritt IT,
rer Nelie bet eteiem S6ritt in eine neue 3u=
funft erfullte: Sn Der tiefite1 Giefe Der Ser
gen Mller lebte Trauer rnp gSebntutb, bic in
oemlelben 8raoe etnen i6arferen 4usorud erz
belt, in wel9em man ii9 benz Yunfte naber=
te, man 100 bon chamber 81 i6eioen bei6loilen
bate.
stuf gieberleben ipra1en Die 2ipper,
tpabrenb Die Iusen it6 auf einanber befteten
uno Die Slide ii6 besesneten Die, Don Ibra=
men peri6leiert, luobl perrtetben, ,uie ,uenis
man an elm Wieberieben slaubte.
Nuf Wieoerleben tuuroe tpieoerbolt fort
uno fort; be,pester flansen Die Stimnren unb
feiter legten ii6 Die 9anbe in chamber. Iuf
gSieoerieben, ,po es aud immer iei! Nf0se
bic Some oes Gludes cure @ese beleu6z
terL eine treue Sano i6iiteno il5er eu6 mall
| ten
gorbei raiIelte bic bon Domingo &C.
Ienfte Geilefalei6e, aus pel6er Beatrice ben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-07-25


berporaing, bate fi6 mir sageiellt, nit ieinem
beiteren @eien, ieinem uniduloisen 8lid,
abnlid einem freunbli9en Sterne, meine biz
Itere 2ebensbabn erbeleno. 4ber iie sonnten
mir nibt bieies Slid, iie sonnten benz 2inoe
unb be1Ien rnitet lmberrpanbernben Mngeboz
risen nt6t, bab es bel mir elm itilles 9llpl unb
elm t6ers poa sdrtli6er 3uneisuns fano. Daz
ber baben iie es DOT tpeni9en Stunben erft unz
ter binterliitisen goripiegelun9en pon bier
fortgelodt I'm es = es naltet ia feln 3rpelz
fel bariber - gum iniduloiaen 8erratber an
Ieinem Gater unb 8r,ber 3u MAIDEN. 8,
Werner, es tit unslaublid, ,pie ein5eine Mens
i6en 1id Die 2ebensaufsabe 9eItellt gu baben
ideinen mid gu perfolserL gu bemiitbisen
berab5uwilroi9en :
Sic rparen in Der Nabe bes goitwasens
ansefommel,, aIs ploblid cine @eItalt ieits
warts pom We9e auftau6te unb por iie birz
trat.
Selene mid einen S6ritt 3uriid. SIN nd6=
item 9lusenblid aber fiiblte tie ii9 pon ftarfen
Armen .,lnfansen, unb ,pie elm Croft pom
6immel tonte ibr bes 8rubers Gimme entses
een, tnbem oerlelbe Iie, einem ilntpiberitebliz
den Orange ieines 9ersens fol9enb, nit eSis=
nisfeit besrilbte.
glrme, arme S6welter, mas mubt on IN
bieien lansen Sabren erbuloet unb selttten
baben! iprad er, bon ieinen Geftiblen iiberz
lpaltigt bod es ioa anoers iperoen iest ,uenr
id aud nidt beinen i6rper1en gerluit a,lsSns
elei6en permas benn 5elene, th bin es
nt6t Der ibn peri6uloete.
Selenen itanben arf bieie 4nreoe nur Tbras
men su 8ebote. 2aut idlu93enb fbmieste
| iie ii6 on ben rpieoersefunbenen 8ri5er on,
! ais tpare bur6 feline innisen nno anfri6tiSen
, 1872-10-16

A@*1A<As
are generally obtaining full prices The demand u en-.
e bs SG5 f IT, y gss $50 md 800 d''
FEATHERs-Continue IN good demand. Prices are
steady, and quotable at 6s@7oc for primo live geese
F1sH-The obstacles in the way Of m active trade
in this noticeable for the past fortnight OF
s TIE suRpy Of al ce asaG5
ring, and salmon there Is still great gccacity. The
demand Is good--unusually for ths season Of the
mpossibiiity of getting the goods forward. IN id.
Of 25e per brl in prices Of whitedah and trout
the only changes nGsd f.a1s since eF as .eg
ishore sstsEil mseEe1sl, ssso@a7s; NJ 6sy $SsoaaSs;
~ ety Ssf eods Is asosgss sasSs co., eoa
s oola$s IL kSss ssSoa' new,
FRUIfs-DRIED-m comparison with the preced-
ing two three weeks, the week under re-
w sRs 9a IN g0nt Of ;ss
and the quotations only iudifereuty sustained.
Foreign fruits are beginning I to move ia With some
Neglected. we now quote: Dates, a@so
ags. d1amg, 14@15s; ags boz 1a@1sc Turkey
s5e pisted Cherries % p$aches ,asRed.se pa1ed sS
peastea halves S@7Nc; DO, quarters eN@1c; zants
fRsFaa %essa aSs; :Ssn sRRss sKss ssSsRsF SeeH' do
GAA1E-TheSe was Reasonable supply day, and,
under good inquiry, fur pricea prevailed. Saes ero
made of20 doz prairie chickens at $375@4G0 10 doz
hfallard ducks at S3.0o@325 IA doz do at s275; 10
doz small ducks at S160@1,75; doz quail at $780,
GREEN FRUITS-Appaes we're very quiet, prices
not materially changing from yesterday Other fruits
for wild, md su.00@l2.oo for cultivated. Sales
reported Of rs brls at $225@260; car at $220
at $2126 at s. at S185; rs br1s at s160@1.75
80 brs 75c@so0 Is baskets peachea at 6c 60 at Soc
Is at Csc; 60 baskets ounces at 90c@$D0 25 at 75c
70 Isabella grupea at S225; 90 cases Concord
$2.25; Is cases Catawba at s176@3oo; Is baskets
do at 75c 40 Of Isabella at 65c Is brla cranbeiea at
$1G.50; 80 at s1l.50; wild at $500.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has been only fairly active
little change. The easy feeling prevalent week ago
has given place to Of rnness, the advance in tie
rates OF freight haYng enhanced the cost Of most ar-
cles in the list aud in the leading staples there are in
dicationH Of q slight Upward movement. Sugars con-
tinue scarce, but otherwise the stocks are in good
working order. Following the prices now current
B1 CARB. SoDA-7A@3c.
CoEEEEs-51ochn, SOC; @. G. JAW, 25@2sc: Java No
2, 23H@2&c; fancy Rio, 234@23xc; choice do 22h
G22Tc; prime Rio, 21E@2Islc; good do, 2oNa21c
somn1R %3co d. lsSX@
CAND1Es-star, full weight, 20G2okc; stearine,
15{916c.
:. K1ca-Ratna, sN@s@c; Rangoon, EN@sc; Caro-
sua4Rs-Patept cut loaf, 14@1415c; crushed and
powdered, 131z@lskc; .granulated, 13@l31:c; A,
standard, 12K@l2xe; DO No. ?, 12H@12He; s, 13,<@
loW G, 11H@1lIc; choice brown, n@HAc; !; prime
do, 10AGlic fair do, 10@10kc; choice 1no1asses
sugar, i0l@1lc; fair do, 84@9c.
s1RuR-Dismond drps, $l.s0a1.s5; silver dups,
, 1872-10-16
Interesting Decision as to the Resp0na
sibiIitY of Directors

From the Hartford Times.
It will be remembered by some Of our citizens
that in September, 1854, the Protection Insur.
ance Company. Of this city failed. The cause
Of the failure was mainly owing to the defa1ca1
ton Of its Western agent, William B: Robbins
Of Cincinnati. The amount of his defalcato4
was never fully known, as he secreted his bookss
but it was ascertained to be nearly or quitsa
8200, 1000, two-thirds OF the capital Of the comS
pany- subsequently writs we're brought against
g number Of the Directors in the courts Of New
York to recover losses which the insured had
sustained It was claimed that the officers OF
the Company had made false statements in re7
gard to the condition Of the Company, and there
fore the Directors were personally responail
Bile, whether they had any knowledge OF.
the fa1sity III any we're made) Of the statement
or not. Among others, Mr. David Clark, Whq(
was Director at the time OF the failure and foIA
short time previously, was served With Six PROD
cesseg on the 18th Of May. 1857, claiming about
935, 900. Mr. Clark haa manfully contested3
these suits in all their various stages in -
New York courts, from the lowest to the hi
Court OF Appeals. He has declined all ov1
to settle these claims, although offers hag
made to settle for small amounts, claim; :
was guilty Of wrong he would nav t
amount, but believing that he had comm h
fraud, and that he also had been q srffA
the failure Of thecompany, Of more thai $50,
Within few days the Court Of Appeals OF
York has decided the case in Mr.. Clarl's fax
and he IS entitled to recover his costs g la
amount. The decision settles an importi
principle, that the Directors OF any corporatiS
are not responsible for what is te1ned CONSTRUCT
tive fraud.
, 1872-10-16
wKo1nw Sec 2s, ~, II, dated Oct. a considers

EouTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lots and e. in Lot 8, Of Crawfords Lots and7, In
Block 2, in Sa1tonstau and Russells Il H Of H
Sec 3, 38, a. dated Oct. II consideration, s2,987.
Lots and 2, in Block H. Adam Smiths Subdivision
II Sec SIS, 49, Is, dated June 10; consideration,
$3.50.
IL dated Oct. :; consideration, $3.50.
Lot 3, in Block 4, Of Phare b Sackett's Il Ct g
X Of Sec !, 38 13, dated Oct. 8; consideration,
$500.
Lot i, in Block 2, Jennings Subdivision in n Q 4
Sec Q, 49, II, dated Oct. 10 consideration, 5000.
Lot 1G, in Block I, Of II " 4 Of sw i Sec 8, 50,
Il, dated oct: Is consideration, s400.
Lots % and ~ in OViatts Lots 90 to 49, in Dobh1ns
nEsex SEQ 8, SO, II, dated Oct. j; consideration,
$3.50. -
Lots 50 to 6 and 81 to &c. in Blocks u and to Is in
Block H. Of stewartss Sec i, 49, 13, dated Oct.
consideration, $500.
20x160 it Of Lot II, in Block H. Hyde Park, with im-
provements, dated Oct. !; consideration, 8, 100.
90 undiyided 4 q = wNnwAse Of of m nv Sec y
Undivided Il Of same, dated April Is; considers
ton, 1000.
Undivided x Of same, dated April Is; constdeca-
Hou. $5.00D.
, 1872-10-16

H0GSIfade opened with considerable spirit
this morning, and early sales did not indicate
any material variation from the prices current
yesterday, S475@5:o :o0. being paid: Later, how
ceipts would reach at 1east %. .u0o head, ,there
was general 'softening," and By midday q de-
cline Of 5@10c had been. established As the
day advanced, and the stock accumulated in the
pens, holders found it necessary to grant
further concessions in order to attract the atten-
ton OF buyers, and before the close prices had
settled down fully 10@15c. Somewhere in the
neighborhood OF l0, 900 hogs remain in the pens
unsold, and the "outlook", is by no meana
range Of s4.60@5.00, though most Of the trans.
fers we're at s475@A:85: The poorer gradea
we're almost wholly neglected, buyers GENERALLY
confning their purchases to good and choica
qualities. We quota closing prices at $4,000
and at s4s0@485 for good to choice. Packera
, 1872-10-16
REAL ESTATE.
Instruments fled for record, Tuesday, Oct.

Instruments fled for record, Tuesday, Oct.
Is:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lots 50 and 81 in Block 49, Sec SO, IA, dated oci
/ consideration, s., 900.
North Clark st, bet Illinois and Indiana sts, T. Lo:
s, dsted Oct s !; consideration, $751;
Wentworth ar, n cor OF TWenty-hfth st, !, Lot
dated Sept 16; consideration, S, 500.
State st, Thrtyeighth St, ef 2314x1o9 it. dated
Sept 16 consideration, $1,000.
Lowe At, bet Thrty-seTenth and Thirty-eighth sts,
1T to alley dated July % consideration, $3.50.
EK Lot A. in Walkers Block u, of x Sec 20, 80,
IA, dated Oct IS; consideration, $500.
Lot 40 in Block Of Block 4, Of nw1 nwk Of n g
Sec 81, SO, H. dated Oct 10; consideration, $3.50.
Lots and in Hambleton's Lots and l. in Block Z,
Rolxwell's Addition, dated Oct i; consideration,
e,750. .---.-
Lot "a, In Fish + young'a Subdivision, in . 4
Sec Is, 39, 13, dated Oct. j consideration, $780,
T a1 Sas So da'so ot ori st. S
lated Oct. Il consideration, q ,o5o:
nd s. 3e, L. dated oct. Is consideration, S, $50
Lot Is, IN Block Of Harrison's Blocks and p Sec
ls, ss, Il, dated July 3; Co consid ideration, ss5o.
Treltth $, q sad nesx Wsste.n - /, Is It to
's oid az s sc cornes q st. 50 # to
alley, dated Sept. 2; consideration, S220o.
Io}s 50 and %, IN Block !, 2 s.. Lees Addition,
Indiann av, corner Of Thirtieth st. II +, 1oe 14lo0
xls0 It. dated Oct. consideration, 81 goo;
gamuel st. 50 # Of Clarinda st, t. 251125 it. with
buildings, dated Sept. :; consideration, 81 25o.
X Lot in BLOCK 81 School sec Addition 9 ~ with
Auburn St, 4 corner Of Cayuga st, 9 (, Lot Il,
dated oct. Is consideration, Sl,o5o.
Calumet ~, corner Of Twentieth St I, Is # to
e,,ey, dated Sept. % consideration, 1000.
l,e Island ~, between Leagtt and Oakley sts, +,
sn7 $40 it, dated Oct. consideration, $27, 900.
Tisle st. between Hasted and Union sts Is # to
a1ley, with buildings, dated Oct Il; consideration,
x3,0S5. on
~ d.ted Oct. 2 consideration, $500
% Of Lots 115 and lit, Bntterheld's Addition
asted Oct. Is consideration. $500.
oetr entndirided K Of n q sw 4 Of = and 8 " 8 9
->Ine Sec ], 50, ls dated Oct. Is; consideration,
siided X in y Of II Of 4 Sec ], 50, IS,
Oct, Is consideration, 1000.
,'l.ded i IN II Of 9 Il Sec ], SO, Is, dated
lis: consideration, $780, ,333.
NORTH OF CrTY LIMITS.
L9thtn pye'a 4Qt tn 8. Qs stes!a and a'ckssaaSss
, 1872-10-16

CdEESE--Aa ADVANCE OF 20 IN NeW 4afky ana Inc
fact that airyen holding their goods ut higher
prices, has impaired irer tone to the market for
this staple, and general advance Is looked for Tbs
supply Of fine cheese hand ia comparatively small
and dealers making no effort to increase sales at
the prices now prevalent. Following the quota
tiona: New York factory, 16@15hc: Ohio factory,
1s@14c; Western factory, i3@14c.
unchanged. The demand Is fairly active, and both
anthracite and bitunnous Goals firmly held at tile
quoted prices The stocks now In store moderate
for the season, but they will be materially augmented
before the close Of navigation, and it is not probable
TINT consumers will be compelled to pay the extreme
prices Of last winter. We quotes Lehigh lump
s11.oo; Lehigh prepared $1,000; Laekawanna lo.0o
Erie, $1,000 Bfiar Hin, 5000; Walnut HILL $1,000
nlossburg S: 50: cherry slne, $3.50; Hooking Valley.
$500 Mnonk, 1850; Wilmington, $500.
COOPERAaE-Rematns quiet and eteady. PEces
range follows Pork barrels, $1.459
$50: lard terces, s1.75@l.85; whiskey barrels,
$2.2GG2.25; -four barrels, 60@55c; stayes and
headings, s170o@20.O0 for pork barrels; -four
staves, $850@7.00; circle -four headings, e@9c
U set; flour hoop poles, s140o@l7.00 q IN !;
pork and tierce poles, $290o@30oo q whiskey bar
rsl ataves, $23@2700 q N. Sales include $50 lard
tierces at s1.85. Sales were made Of 50 secondhand
lard tierces ut s1l0; car pork barrels at e1.50.
DRUGS AND CHEM1CALS-Steadya activity is Wit
messed in this market, and prices generally rra
The most notable change since last report the
advance Of $500 per case In the price Of ye the pres
ent quotation being $500. We revise our list as fol-
, 1872-10-16
) fine, 72@75c; good sugar-house syrup, 45@50c
do, 5o955c; New Orleans molasses, choice, 759
J; Porte Rico mo1asses, choice, 60@65c common

extra ane 72&75c good eugar-house syrup, 45@50c
extra do soG55c; New Orleans olasses, choice, 75S
Ho PoEto sa hiso moasaes choice, eo@s5c common
osRI5oEs-Alspice 17@18o; c1o7es, 2s@soc; eassta,
ginger paro, 2asaos; Do 10. 2os2s6 d. 10 J. Is
soars-Freneh notified, ox@s1c; German mottled,
sA ssES'3Se; Hi; GOLDEN West, 6564c; White Lily, 6h@
sexe; ex; WHIT White Be- @Aose, 6k@6s1c: brown Windsor, Axe
csc; common. 5@6c
,,1IA AATIThe - demand for pressed hay continues
demands, being active. Hence prices remain firm,
TIE Late advance being freely paid Tor ali prime Offer
ass Ths sfsee3Pts thoae6
doubt, doubt be sustained until the close Of
astS d iosss pSsssea ee
new pressed, nooSlsto On Waaog 4 assz
Timothy, loose, t150o@l7o0; prairie, loose, 5000
g2;@i For delivery of pressed oo515o aecoTd-
H1DEs-This market has been dun and unsettled
or ne past week. and lower prices have pre-
vanea . u. Ihe l increasing receipts together with the
the part Of local and Eastern buyers, and under accu-
ulatng stocks the market has Weakened to the e.
tent Of s o On SgTed and part cured stock Buyers
stii downward leo2 la 'na We p5Se7 noT ouofs esye
Green butchers; 7He; green salted, s. cured,
f4c dry salted, 17c; dry hp, 2sc:; dry calf. &c:
dry nint, 2o@11c; deacons, b6@soc; damaged. &c:
al other damaged stock tT'o-thrds price; Branded
10 per cent off.
HONEY There is good demand for choice comb
honey at shout 25928c. Strained honey sells slowly
Sales embraced pails strained At 1sc.
business waB done brewers not caring to buy only for
Immediate wants until the market ls settled, We
quote at 16@3oo for Wisconsin, and 2s@soo for
1RnN AND sTEEI-Were fairly active. rhere fra