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HONORABLI ACQUITTED,

On Tuesday evening last A1r. J. J. Morrison,
boarder st the Briggs House, was arrested and
confined in the Central Station, on complaint OF
man named Paase, who accused him of having
stolen 5100 and watch belonging to him. The
two occupied the same room at the hotel. When
Alr. Morrison WAS searched the exact sum which
Pease claimed to miss Was found upon him. This
circumstance WAS considered suspicious, and the
accused WAS arraigned before Justice Banyon.
The evidence against him, while being far
from conclusive, was not SO weak
as to justify his immediate discharge.
The case Was accordingly postponed.
Yesterday Mr. Morrison YVES brought befoae
the Court again, and proved his Innocence With
out any trouble whatever. He showed by the
evidence of his brother-in-law, Mr. GUNNER
sell, OF st. Louis, that that gentleman had
cashed $100 draft for him on Monday, and
that the money found upon him was the same.
HisIcharacter for honesty was clearly proven BY
the testimony OF Mr. G. B. Hubble, Of the firm
Of Hamlin, Hale i Co., who stated that he had
known the accused for sixteen years; that he
WAS travelling salesman for the house OF Tel
ford l. Smith, New York, and that he was in
every respect an upright and reliable gentleman.
Several other Chicago gentlemen spoke simi-
larly Of Mr. Morrison, and he VAS honorably dis
charcad.
, 1872-11-24

I =. o,s<. .a5 oIo.a5 !. at1[e c,ra.
to5 5t7sc' a1I1aoq a}cs, oanao 1ne month
6oid 81 olAgoszS - ciioe1s ~ 4451ao az SlS!a5lI}c
seller sanuaay so,u ~ st7s11a nno seler
Of No. cloaeu ~ 91c anu =. fe11Geea DGc u Is5c
Cash sales we're 1ePoateo o. ooS 2,So pu No; at
32c: soo % 40 a. - 2zo odo 1osuoopu 90 AZ
5000 bu do at 3l%c; tu,oog M pn relectea o. S9c;
5,3UO bu 90 at G91aGi oou III eaA Nv ooI' Ao11,
65 500 bu
Oats we're quiet, but shade hfmer, beng re-
ported fair1y aetive end stTong,n New 9ora.
Our receipts wero largeT than the average, or
the. market would probably nave advanced
under the news, as m more "a attention t1,o.,
haretoforei Seller the month WIS as nominal, at
, 1872-11-24

Planning MIL Men and Others, Take Notice.
The undersigned haa letters patent Of the United
states for the improved construction Of weather.
boarding, inside lining, and Of ainscotng for houses
the notwithstanding By this patented improvement
being more particularly intended for vertical use and
combining great durability and beauty Of appearance
Is 10 constructed as to entirely svoid the Of joint
strips and prevent water from entering the joints,
Or the gaping or the showing Of the joints by ac-
ton OF the weather On the lumber. In
side lining, calling, and wainacoting BY thts
new method 80 constructed that
tonguing and growing are affected to form per-
feet panels cheapl by theuse Of ordinary floor
ing boards aone thereby preventing tho showing of
the joints from my cause and leaving refugees for
bugs He has also purchased the patent right Of what
is commonly known the Moulded Weather Board
ing" AL parsons warned against infringing upon
either Of said patents. Messrs. Haatlauder, Randall
Dannals have purchased shop right for their mill ut
Northwest corner Of sanganon and Carroll etreets,
Chicago, H., and are the only firm having the right AZ
Other mills desiring to secure shop lehts viii csi at
No. 70 South Canal street. JAMES G. Anderson.
, 1872-11-24
GENERAL CHuRCHITEMs.

Rev. O. A. Staples, pastor OF tile Third Uni
tartan Church OF Chicago. having resigned his
charge to accepta call from the First Conrrega-
tlonal Church (Unitarian) Of Providence, R: T..
1ne people under ms minlstration, at d church
meeting held Nov. 20, in passing formal &C.
ceptance OF his resignation, embodied therein
tne following tribute Of respect and affection:
lnasmuch as We are notified Of your p,rpose to re-
lnqutsh your place with to assume the charge Of
church IN distant city, we desire to express to Won
the aectionate regard in which you ara held Nv ha
congregation Of the Third Unitarian Church Of Ghca-
&C. church which owes it's organization and influence
have ever been faithful, earnest, and eHectual in
promoting the best interests Of the Church.
and Of al the great religious, moral and intellectual
society. Wherever yonr future destiny may lead you
yourself and family will bear the kindest wishes for
your happiness Of al here who have enjoyed the Light
OF your example and the benefit Of your nnistrat1on
The ties Of sympathy and friendship are not weakened
BY distance, and the pleasure Of memory is the felicity
Of the absent.
Alta social meeting Of the congregation, On the
evening Of the 21st inst, appropriate and yer7
beautiful gifts we're made by them to Mr.. and
Mrs. Staples, Judge Booth making yerv Ianpy
address Of presentation, to which Mr. Stables
made an earnest and eloquent response.
OBITUARY.
The Rev. Thomas Kennedy. late pastor of tha
Catholic Church IN Hyde Park, died in the
Mercy Hospital after an Illness OF four weeks
on Thursday, the 21st inst, at o'clock His
funeral took place from the chapel Of the hog
pital yesterday, at 10 q. m. The reverend clergy
and his friends attended in large numbers i
solemn mass Of requiem Has celebrated for the
repose Of his soul.
scoRCHED
The Rev. Mr. Gordon, the popular pastor Of
the Western Avenue Baptist Church, scorched
his right hand while experimenting with phos-
phorus, at . lecture On Wednesday evening"
Pain in his hand and pain in the congregation
suPerVened. He vii, however, be able to preach
To-Day s as usual. Al One good old lady, who had
hiseeH with sasaafrash
, 1872-11-24
th e Methodist Church block, the Church Of the

TIE CATHOLIC CHURCHES,
There we're seven Catholic churches DESTROYED
By the fire. On the North Side, the Cathedral
Of tho Holy Namo; St. Michael's Church, the
Immaculate Conception, and St. Joseph's. On
the South Side, St. Mary's aud st. Lewis. On
the West Side, st. Paul's. The
churches Of St. Mary and st. Lewis,
were soon after consolidated, and hare recently
purchased the Plymouth Congregational Church,
on the corner Of Wabash aTenue and Eldridse
court IN which they now worship. The St. Jo-
Beph Society hare sold the lot upon which the
old house stood, and have purchased on the cor
ner Of Elm and Market streets, and will COM
mence rebuilding in the spring. The St. Michael
Society are roofing in their old walls, which were
little injured by tho fire, and will reoccupy the
the Holy Namo Society are occupying tempora-
y wooden building on the site Of the old church.
but will commence the erection of most impos.
ing structure in March next
, 1872-11-24

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: 1887 bu wheat; 1850 bu corn
4,424 bu oats; 40 bu rye; 1878 bu barley.
Withdrawn for do during the week, 1886 bu
wheat; 25, 400 bu corn 7,491 bu oats; 2,G73 bu
rye; 1914 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 1928 cars
wheat; 95 cars com; IS cars oats; II cars rye;
62 cars barley. Total, 1888 cars, OF 1872 200 bu.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF headstuffs and stock at this port for the
week ending with this morning, and for other
weeks ending as dated:
, 1872-11-24

Al No. 44s Wabash avenue may be found the finest
selection of diamonds, fine watches, and splendid
jowe1ry now exhibition and for sale In this city,
R. ]. Morse makes speciality Of these goods, and will
be pleased to offer them during the coming season at
prices le1ying competition Please examine the new
styles Of goods and the prices will be made satisfactory
to the closest purchasers
, 1872-11-24
Boots and Shoes,

One Of the finest shoe stores in the city is q. g. Free
mans establishment, No, Ill West Madison street.
near Green. Here you will find everything that the
most fastidous could desire. He has the largest Hne
Ct g. Burts celebrated goods to be found anywhere.
Fancy coored boots and slippers for parties and we'd
dlngs IN great variety. Call on Freeman at his One
Pzica House and you will be suited as to goods and
price.
, 1872-11-24
MONEY AND COM NJ ERCE.


a4TURDAY EVENING" Nov: %.
Finanoial affairs in the local market have pre-
sented an aspect Of settled stringency through
out tho week. The mercantile part Of the
business community, particularly; have found it
difficult to meet their maturing obligations, On
account Of slow collections in the country. But,
On the whole, the situation is no worse than it
WAS last week, and it is believed that the mar
keting Of hogs and cattle in the country, which
is increasing now, will soon put money enough
into the hands OF the farmers to pay large
portion OF their indebtedness to coun-
try merchants, and thus help the gen
eral liquidation. Of money obligations.
As yet, however, there are no Indications of the
coming relief. The country banks appear to be
hard up, 8 largeproportion Of them arc appli-
cants to their city correspondents for loans, and
their balances here are in scarcely any instance
above the amount Of legal reserve they arc re-
quired to keep here: The volume OF currency
coming in from the country is less than it was
week ago, and the high price of New York ex-
change favors the steady movement Of the cur
rency from here to New York.
For once, the grain markets in this city are ab-
sorbing very little money in speculative opera
tions, and the amount of margins deposited with
the Board Of Trade Treasurer is small.
New York exchange is scarce and firm at 75c
per 81 900 premium for sales between banks.
The clearinga Of the Chicago banks for the
week ending Nov 23, were:
, 1872-11-24

After series Of delays and accidents I anu able to
state that my large map Of Chicago will be ready for
delivery Tuesday, the 26th inst. It Is map Of rec
ord to October, nothing being missed On account Of
the hre and Is twenty months later than my Last city
edition OF my Cook and DuPage County map, just out;
price, &c. Orders cent by mail will be filed promptly
possible. Those desiring either of the above maps
before the agent can wait npon them, can procure
them ut Rooms II and 25, No. l24 Clark street.
JAMES VAN VECHTEN
, 1872-11-24
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. %.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date a year ago:
, 1872-11-24

Eur Manufaotory Of Bishop & Barnes.
Nothing is noticeable in New Chicago than the
elegant hat aul fur establishment Of hlessrs. Bishop
Barnes, corner Of State and Monroe streets. Their
stock immense, and manufacturing their goods,
they are Offering Inducements seldom heard Of before
IN tns CITY, Ladies' looking for fine frs should giys
them call before purchasing.
, 1872-11-24


the packing and inspection Of provisions, which
were posted month ago for the peruaal o1
members Of the Board OF Trade, Will be submit
ted for adoption, amendment, or rejection.
Alexander Murison to-day submitted the fol.
lowing proposed amendment to Section j, Of
Rule 9; Of the Board Of Trade, which will be
acted upon after the usual thirty days. proba-
ton:
Strike out tho worda " All such security or mnrgins
to be deposited with the Treasurer Of tho association
unless otherwise agreed upon by the paries" md
sert AL such security or margins TO be deposited IN
my National Bank that the depositor may elect pro-
vided said Bank will comply with the terms herein
prescribed, to wit: Said Bank shall Issue certificate
for such deposits payable on demand to the joint
the depositor ticket Of notification to tho caller Of
the margin that such deposit has been made. It shall
10 the further duty OF the party making such depoEis
deiyer TO the party calling for the said ticket
of notification within not exceeding oue hour from the
Time such deposit was nade."
The matter referred to in the above was dis
tussed extensively on Change to-day, and amid
considerable excitement. It is alleged that
when the money put up az margins by grain op-
orators is all deposited with one bank, It places
that bank, which may be used to tho detriment
OF the men making those deposits. # the off,
GERS Of such bank should take fancy to corner
one OF the grain markets they would not only be
able to know the exact standing Of other opera
tors IN regard to it, but could call margins on
the shorts, which, on being deposited with them.
could be used to still further initiate prices, and
make it necessary to deposit additional
margins, to be used in the same wsy. This is
the view taken by those who advocate change
IN. the rules, and some Of them ol1im that the
recent course OF events justifies them in de-
manding change. OF course, many Of the
rumoIs that circulate On the floor are mere
nonsense and the runor that an officer of the
bank now designated az the margin repository
is the owner Of nearly all the wheat in this CITY,
may be without foundation, while it ia equally
possible that he should own the wheat on his
individual account, while the bank has nothing
to do with the transaction. 1t is probable,
however, that some change will be- mado in the
rules, even II the above amendment be- not
adopted.
meeting OF the warehouse proprietors gas
held this morning, at which the situation was
discussed rather freely; but the conclusions
FL aIrt7eo az we're not reported by any member of
ne eonclave, as the greatest sufferer by the
MUM d Scott failure, AIr. George Armour,
occupied the post of honor, and had most to
say.
n1 ,.,. Luz MARkEIs. .-
Ihe leading produces markets were slow to-
cay, end several were dull and easier, in the
ABSENCE OF anything like All active demand,
"nl!e receipts Wero larger than the usual aver
z8ee. 1he shipping movement was quiet
= rev changes were noticeable in the grocery mar
Ket. business continues slack, and quiet,
easy feeling prevails Coffees ara still held
VIII chow Of armness. but for most other
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

EPISCOPAL.
hoc. 24.-Iwenty-sixth Sunday after Trinity.
Nor. 30.-St. Andrew.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
hou; 24.-Twenty-serenth Sunday after Pentecost !:
81 John OF the Cross, O.; st. Chrysogoauz, II.
Aop. 25.-st. Catherine, v.M
Cop. 26.-St. Gregory Thaumat. 3. G.; st. Petef
ilou. 28-Blessed Sacrament,
II. @S' -1A@1>'' ~e'' "'' ~~'@A 1441'u7'
fou. 3o-st. Andrew, Ap.; Alnn Mater.
, 1872-11-24

Kobey street.. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. 4. Z.
shoemaker, morning and evening:
living to the illness of Rev. David Swing, there
Will be no services at Mcvickera Theatre to-day
Tile fTee Will Baptist Society having secured Tie
services OF Rev. W L. Noyes, Of st. Johnsbury, Vt,
as thelr pastor, he will preach morning and evening IN
the1r church, corner OF Looms and Jackson Streets
, 1872-11-24

In the reference made in yesterdays TRIBUNE to the
Harris Patent Rotary Steam Engine and Non-Explo-
stve Boiler. failed to make clear the important fact
that the engine be used with any other boiler aud
the boiler can be used with any other engine. This
explanation will interest those who now have
engine or boiler hand and would like to substitute
the Har ris invention for either or both.
, 1872-11-24

a+o 1i1{G 4.uU
Bnck"hcat foor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6~759 7.50
Wheat was less active and weak, sveraeins Il:
le4c lower than yesterday, though reported to be
held higher in New York, while our receipts.
though larger than heretofore, were nearly
equalled by the shipments. There vas still a fair
amount Of speculative trading, but the ofrers
were more to sell than to buy. Much Of the
countryholders, and this brought out several short
selers; while there seemed to be but little
money in the crowd Wherewith to buy. There is
little doubt that wheat would sell much higher
tanning money, either to carry the grain,
time conscE I Several up msn as who phssgn hgsa tos9 On
y operated quite extensively, have declared that
they will drop out till such times as money is
easier, as they cannot afford to pay the rates
asked BY those who have previously .ccommo-
dated them freely. There is wide diversity Of
opinion in regard to the extent Of the time Of
shorts out for this month and next It ia scarce
possible that the market is largely oyerso1d;
wheat here is held by one firm, would
snrely run up prices to much higher point
than ow,-independent1y Of the REASONS for
an advance which are presented by thu short
stocks IN sight both in America and Europe.
Our stock here has been decreased some at, 600
bu during the week. leaving not more than
306 900 bn Of all grades here Of which scarcely
100000 bu~i is No. 2. Seller December opened
to-day ct 81 10 fell off 4cs advanced to $1.19A1
Seller the month was duh, and little better
than nominal at $1.10@1 10A. Seller Janu-
ary ranged A@ho above. December, generally
N@he above. No. / spring closed at sl:19@
1.2o; No. 2 DO at $1:101; No. do at $1oo;
ported OF 5000 bu No. spring at s1.2o 400 bu
do at $1.19; $500 bu No. a spring at S1.1oAi
$4,000 bu DO At s1.1o; 1900 ba No. spring At
$1.0o26; 400 bu do at $1.oo7(; "a 400 bu DO At
800, 22,soo bu rejected spring at s5c. Iotal'
Corn was dull, and 1c lower, though reported
steady IN New York, till near the close. Ihere
ano demand for shipment, aud the receipts
were fair for the season, while they are expected
to increase largely as soon as the country nod.
ers are satisfied that there is fair PROSPECT of
their new corn grading as No p. There was
yery. little doing for this month; but moderate
trading for next, though. sellers we're more
numerous than buyers, and orders to eeu for
country holders we're on the increase. Our stock1n
store has been lessened 291 900 bu within the
week, leaving US about 43o, 600 bu IN store, With
the prospect Of fair movement .by rali, while
several cargoes will probably 60 out BY lake
yet Seller December opened at 3lIc declined
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goods there is disposition to concede little
Dry goods were d,,et T;tb tf1a a. m vaTaton Teu
in ppces tbh tTevaiant faa1ino ha;n G nna -
li71nness. In the bHtter narEet thar6 was "a a
slightly increased inGnirvv fnr tba f7iffarant :
grades and The quoted nricea M verS ysrx GEN. en-
eraNy sustained. Gees,p rona;ns inact;ys snd
the market is not firm at ureaant nr;cea cal I
vas reported in ron ~ tba ra1Sat t
was strong OF former ni,e4at;,,s 90 ~ ~ All o@
1900 for LacEaTan%na: % ss SO. .5o@i1. 90
United iuourT but v3h met sn5,. NH 20 ehy
hand dealers remain firm ~ ~ s'oTn a;o ~
fruits were moving On II 1nars ane ,1 LEVI ca1 DaiGo
without change in p1ices The baw 4ada a, tras
tocal cnaiac'ea a. pHs th inc ngns arrivals induced
oaeS o lSsn % Se Id adsanss & thor
features noted small busneaz mo anew
It 1o@19 for hsa, aasaa and 1os X for
for far a'' oils paiuts. tobacco' u1 and mapas1 mns5
N rta Tun P.I prada vas fa;1 ana WOOD
darao;ng % no ;mnoTtant ohance hres u, mn-
tar;sa sya1a ne IN yathar bettereand 1T fer1oa ma
Pse n Go1Raa{o @ afa ron eereas
copper etc. continue to meet ,V,1t w1th far DE-
Sa h9 aa aof setz rm 5a5a
pas was aod ait,p r tou aaea nrce "7
2n gaer ~ was pala lo9 aaa Rflu Giona1 ana
~ e. 1o1 a1as 70 lag 1s o5@5 tofor for
nGs ~ some Ieques' ~ ooGoso pat,ts aos
PRIME: hungarian SOLD at e096oc. fo1atoes
we're, meso IN gooo demand snd nm; car io's Wer9
scalGe ana auota9le az oe9ooc On trach. M1oA
ht has ~ ~ ia1s 9enana ana nfm elocRh aie nI1,
nhe 1ne recepts are increasing. POULTRY Tas IN
~ ilDeral @ supply, ont most OF tne o1egngs nemg
n.cpe ~ poo1 n conaanon, sales were slow aS lower
;ts tr,Sss ea uanie 10 "as N oemana ana nIn' ureen
fau.ts were u q US 1saal request: ApPles were n
1all auenanu at Soooea,a.oV. CIan6err1es we're n
moue.sso men ieqaess, aeS9oute'l1oO 1or cnlnVateo'
"1apes Melo qulet ana unchanged.
+,t;agn mesa qule1 ano steaay et former quo
!as!ols, tnouen reported inactive IN NEW fork at
Aa.uo PI4cee. oa1e6 Hef6: Iuu prI9 az 63c per
, 1872-11-24

| 9atnrd,v ~s1~S .'0o w
'A'eA 10y '''''' ''"' ''''''':. 49,. 80. ~.
! Total. eo7o p.g69 1.es;
Last week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" s'4s2 3'o43 27s
LIVE srocK rRE1oHrs.
10 Bnnalo sqsPensson 1877 Bridge, Pittsburgh, and
~ nnnT3r ~ ~ @s
70 Toledo and netrrf .oo 30
MNrnUM WEIGHTS.
Cattle, 9 20 600 ns
9orses en,oo6 ts
4' 4oss' e gouSaeaeek car car ooo iba
shsaps doabedecf S.s, e.r bs hs
cA1TT'T-1n 49, ~ H. .o+;-tr ~ ss ~.
mass wh;ch 11ala ru1 ty anu ~ M.
market 1.st r"eL 1onaa ens 5nrrass;n - sn.s
prevailed abont tb we week pnar ray;a asve
Tho prime cause Of the ~ unfagorabie " reaction is
CENTS reaens s1s 9n t'9eS 20 15 ne
waat and - n ea af+a esq ~ M has
aaasa ~ ~ "eeA oe1GS tass. luat ~ tins
conntrv are oo5ad ;t nn1+r M an t5aea " @ ~.
tha nhsaner "nata r %.en pGy @ aGa eame, a1o
no3 nu1o' sn1s lalBe supply tnate shoua ne gen
erm "sakn1ss an o. psaces ls noe cause 1or
the 7enrec;aton r nonasr ~ vs,e. ne,ns .nas ss
hS hgatg Of the
average as Inst week. the nronort;nn ~ ~ MeIlo
h. feo nr peeaes 6Spg 9 81 tcompn11rasey aa
Sta nos ~ any sel1ous
nnt mra,,t g., = .na ais or smppers were
%n5 All 81 uheg 1epoI1eo M
best droTes fonni h17aTa at * oo@e HpSsf n ne
fhszs 4hlss IT. these gu1ss Tere exceedingly rare,
a5so Ths 9r1{nc ncsa ~ as +5a ol9s
<raro o. sn15 ~ P.tsts ~ hnpptng calt1e
taten ~ pittsh,,-o ~, ~ ~ ~ ~ usuay
and * 956S an to{ a,ed - aa;ea ana at
fro ooa 341 go11 "a 70 20 cn91ee stsers AYR
@ asln9 tuom W. 5,zvu 70 10y l9s. Mhue me market
it especsv @ 80 -. f ~ coop an OF
graaes ana, but M for ;he e, unusually 5un attend
s55 ~ 1e9aeis nat & sa9 sGenne maEeao OF beng
Ths receipts Of Tszas sttls @ode!ass
n ne comparison WIN taaIeeepta Of the preceding
co,o,, oom megas ahd is 1o.elgn stock has
have native cattle 'F few extra ees cornafsd sdd
1etched 9, 52:ovg5.29 blt: the prevailing prices
were So.I2e@a;oo TOT cG5n-fed, and S2.Uo@3.00
TOT through droves. The wants OF the local
rag traoo we're manly supplied at s25o@3.50 for in
1ellor 20 common m @ natiTts and common to fair
Texans, and At 375@4.2 y for good to choice .coTs
sell steady at 93,bO@4.O for common, .coarse
neavy, and at $4.76@555 for good to choice
light.
To-day the market feeling was much depress-
cd. The large: supply d stale, cattle, and the
aneral fresh 1ecelpts placd holders at the mercy
transacted at a reduction fpm Yesterday prices.
Many droTes (among than some really good
cattle) remained unso1d d; the close, and the
prospects Of the coming Heek are by no means
cheering.
-HodS-The receipts duhng the past week
sggregate aE e aa 8s,593, against ri 1874 last week,
total. since Jan: i, Of 2,612, ,147. The market
opened hard this weck. Tie ss compact be-
tween packers, by which $4.00 wss established AZ
, 1872-11-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review for the Week Ending Nov. o3.
SATURDAY EvEs1zo, NOV. %.
The receipts Of live stock during the week
fn110rEa.
, 1872-11-24

Vu11dfen Cry Tor McLain's Candied Castor
Oil,
It Is delicious, effective, and perfectly harmless.
Price Is cents There is no known substitute IN hs
maeeris med1ca for castor oil. Van Setback, Steven
son Retd Nos 90 and 81 Lake street, arc the general
, 1872-11-24

Total. 652 49459 s. 660, $50 "a
Correspnding wiz last year II, 1602 053.67
The following quotations of local stocks are
furnished by MessrB. Hammond d Watson:
, 1872-11-24

The following are the footings OF picking
( (hoga) to date at different points, Chicago,
a., 7o8; st. Lonis, 93,6l5; Indianapolis, 24,060 !;
Peorin, $4,000; Kansaa City, 1000; DesMoines,
5000; Eureks, 900. Tho Chicago packing to
same date in 1871 WAS 1874 900 head.
Flour was quiet and firm. Shippers purchased
more sparingly than the average Of the week, Is
moderate local demand. But holders w Tere 1 hot t
urging sales, as they claim that stocks
arc Light, and that many lots have
been sold to arrive. Buckwheat was in good
demand and higher. Bran strong. Sales were
ker's) ut $3.50; 1G0 brls do Johannesburg Starr
at $500; 100 brls do on private Germs 900 brls
spring extraa at $500; 500. br1s do on. private
terms; 100 brls 1ye, on private terms;
25 brls bu:kwheat flour at $500. Total
,075 brls. Also 90 tons bran at $1,000 On rack.
The following in the rnnra nf nr;ces.