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, 1872-11-21
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov %.
ALCoHoL--Tas fairly active, at sl.7sSl.so for a4
per cent proof.
BROOM CoRN-Was dull and heavy. The INQUIRY
ia restricted to local manufacturers Stocks are large
and prices without material change, Ne continue
tn quote: $500 per ton for common; $500 for
fair; S5ooo@1oooo for choice; and sl10 o0al2o00 for
choice lnrI.
BEASs-Were rather quiet A 1arge order was read
ily hled the past week. but aade from this little in
Quity prevailed. Choice beans quite scarce. We
quote: Nav1cs So.o5; fair to medium, 81 1.5gG2 90
common, sl.00@l25. Sales include brls ct $l.85 9
brls do at S75 ~ bags and brls medium at 81 5u
BUTTEH-The butter market again quiet, with
little or change in Talues. The only considerable
demand for choice table qualities and common
bakers grades the former selling ut 94@2Gc. md tho
latter at 1o@l5c we continue to quote. Strictly
choice dsiry, 2eS26c: medium to good, l8@22c infe
BaGG1SG-The general features Of this market
were unchanged In any essontial particular. Trade
continues slack, and the quoted prices are only iudf-
ferent1y sustained. The following the ruling
Stark, 35Hc Ludlow, 35c; Lewiston, 34c; American,
Sc; Otter Creek 3a8c: burlap bags, and bu, $50
sacks. CBta70c,
BUILDING MATERIALs-Brick is quiet and un-
changed. Other materials meet with fair inquiry at
present prices. We quote: stucco, s2.50@:-75;
ane do. sa.oc@4.5o; Rossndale ecment, ss.25
@35o; Utica cement, s. per bri; Louisville cement
S2.00; Akron cement $500 marble dust s. Is lime
in bulk, $10oGl1o; Ime lin brls) $.25@1.35 per bril-
white sand per br 81 plastsEng hair per bu,
@l4o0: Woodstock pressed range at s25 st.
Louis Hydraulic pressed, J45.G0, del {; milwaukee,,
$1,000, del Racine, $1,000 del; Hnadalc, $25.Ou,
del; FIRE clay, per br, .$a.0U@5.0U. The following
window glass, from which reduction OF 81 per cent
is madb by dealers
, 1872-11-21

The f2!,owiag instrumen.s we're fled for
record on Wednesday. Nov. 20:
CITY PROPERTY.
Let 10 Of Lot 1G4 in Bu:ter5s.dts AC6Hicn, 6a!ed
Scv. 18; consideration, s75c.
LeNcyre st, bet Hoyre ara Lesy;.t sts. +, Let's IS
acd &c, dated arg. II; consideration, $; 20.
Lots II and Is IN Block @: G!ssts Aaa;tcp, IN W
4cfne Sec :;, 20, 13, dated Oct. II !; cc=s;5eza-
ticn, sl,1Go
Lot lsia Block 7e in Sec ~, 80, Il, ds.ed Ncv 1s;
consideration, $3eo.
TIE premises 80. u Arte=ian ~, datel Nov. -;
consideration, s3,5co.
West Indiana st, Eat Noble and A5a SITS, +, 27;<x
$50 #, dated Sov. -; consideration, S2.s33.
Brown st. Is fts Of E,s@:eeaih st, :. f., :exloo II,
dated Oct. 50 consideration. $500.
S3z 25 q E5ses;a s:o oaee as71oe
North Lirco!n It. 1917 It OF TEcas 81, f. .5z125
Fl. dated Oct. l !; consideration s7ca.
Lots IS to %. IN HenceyLe-:ys Block cs, in Carl1s
eA otsw < Sec a. IS, Is, dated Sept. 2s; Consider
Blue Island aE, a # " CT LneoE ST. ef, 2.1.oc II,
Wet Twelfth ST. SO # Of Robey et 4, cz.,zs q,
dated Oct. S d: consideration. 1900.
Lot 81, in Block "a. EistoE's Addition, da.ed Nov.
Lot l. in same, dated Nov 10; Consideration $780,
Kinzic st, between North Dearborn azd STAG s;e,
% II to alley. dated Oct =; ecas.dera:i2a s. o59
+ nk Of e Lo: g. dated Oct. 8: cc1sde:at:ea s 5,:.
LIT in D,ocl l. Of Eter55rt weaeet B:aeE e, IN
Wright Webster's < Sec ~ ae, IL. dated Oct !:
consideration, s.. Eup.
Lc:e 25 and &c, in Block Is: Of II Sec 81, e3 Il,
d.; ed Nov. Is consideration S2:5G5.
lo: 4, Block 3. in q. Q. s:eaes Subdivision Ct as
1c::s Addition dated Oct. 2; consideration; IS ZOO
Lot 49, of Lets L. In Block II. S1ese;ds Adds
tan. with buildings, dated No7 90; ccasi6esa::o1,
$l.Oe3.
Erie st. bet North Market AID Franklin s:s f. 50 I.
to alley, with buildings, dated Arg. !; ccce!deraEca,
$4,000.
Let's ard 2, Of Lots 1888 to 1s5, in Buterdelds Sd
6-t.on, dated Nov. Il; consideration, s4.465.
C1di:aasd Is Of 4 4 e.A X Of = Sec II,
9. - Except boulerard dated Nov. L.; consldera-
ten, 5000.
Let %, IN Block IS, Of Hardings " 4 Of n < Sec
Il, 50, Is, dated Nor. l; consideration, &, $50.
Lot7, il Block 8, in Davis 4 9 e al 9 " Y Sec
e. SO, H. dated Nov. g.; consideration, s1,2ao.
Lot So in Block GJ, in Sec. 49, 80, -, dated Nov co.
consideration, $780,
South Park av, Of Thirty third st, cf, 25 7-lo1127
#, With buildings, dated april /; consideration,
81.
, 1872-11-21

1ox14 3-3 tn.-..--.-ox10 by 51o -...-...e0c
SEEDS-The market WAS quiet and steady timothy
quotabIe at 1920 for prime, with $500 asked good
clover sold ut s. 10; dax quoted at 81 A50@1 milst
Sales were reported Of 16 bags timothy at soso 66
sacks prime medium Glove. at $50.
TEAS-n-1ccs ware easy, though not quoeably loVcr.
fair business doing. We repeat our list a. fo.-
lows: Tyson, common to fair, 5O55oc good, b5JIoc:
choice to extra. s1.0o@1.1o; superdne to fine old
choeo Do 8ocQ5s1.O5 tine ogood gunpowder, ooc9 o5
choice Fl 40: extra 81 choice to extr. e2f
Japan, .o5; fair to good do 6099oc; colored
natural lea1 Japan, 55@63; common to tine ooong ~
eau; good 6DG10; choice to extra. 90{9l.UO.
TOBACCO-A fair amount Of trading Was done in
this market, and the prices given below were well sus-
tanned;
caEwEG-Fine Cut-Extra, 75{sSoc; choice, CSC
'oc; common. 55@6oei poor, z0@5Uc. ....-
sAoa1sG--E1tIa, ss@a5c; medium, so@32c; CON-
mon stems, 27@29c.
u, piue-N.tuIal Leaf, 75@soc; half bright, 6o@7oc;
black, sound, 4s@55c.
WOOD Was firm at the annexed quotations Beech,
s1S 90 maple. $l4oo: hickory, s1A.5oGl5.oo; sabs,
WooL-The market continues firm. There Was
some inquiry, but general thing trade was quiet.
ore 1ne,i unsettled but auoable about as follows:
T.' Tap' "aeueu'eNda. -6V@b1c
Eieece, Washcd, AA light. .53G55c
Fleece, washed, x, light.
Fleece, washed, XX, dingy. 45@5oc
Feeee,, wsshed' wssled eaiam aln cht
f!eece, washed, medium dingy 45fGxsc
fleece, unwaahed, XXX, in good condition os{a3cc
f!sece, nnwashed, N&3X, dingy- 3ua33c
Fleece, unwashed, coarse, to medium. .. .3594O1
feeee' anTssaea, coarse, and dingy .30936c
super pulled tnomlna .4oa45o
Buck fleece, Il off washed.
Black and bury wooa, 5@10c lcs3.
, 1872-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED ........,Eor,2 90
Schr ". II. Willard, Green Bay, l,01E Ii shugle=.
Stmr sheboyRan Hheboysan, "a pkgs butter, 4 brls
-Four, ~ tales wuol, aud sundres.
scllE Meclanic- Buffalo. %43 toms COAL
Schr TuseoIa, White Lake, Is lumber.
Scbr Ltzzia Throop. Hueus Pier. Is eds wood,3 IN
cedar ppatE.
Schr G. Nicholson, Ludington, 13a IN .urber.
Sstir Emma, Mnekegon, 1U0 m Lumbar.
Schr Fashion. Muskrgon, 140 III lumber.
Schr E:neliue, Muskrgou, l1U III lumber
B1rk +. +. March, Ciatelaud 7UO tons cc:l,
Scllr Ida, Manistee, iii IL lumber
Schr Seventh 0hto, Muskegon, $50 n lumber N
1ath.
schr Glad Tid'ngs, 3luakegoD, 10 N lumber, 2om
lath.
Scnz G. Ellen. Lndinston, SO II lumber, 400 II sa-
giles.
Schr Warren, Muekegop. 10 N lumber.
CLEARED. ......,...xNpT.N N
Schr Ata1anta, aieunn1it1ee, ~ tons butter.
st"F Shehoygat,, milwaukee,, II bales broom corn
Prop Missouri, buffalo, 2o,t5o bu bailey, 20 br1s do,
bris pork,
Prop $. D. Cadwi1l. Buffalo, oo5os bu wheat, 800
-four, and Bundries.
ptop ]. L. uurd, buffalo, 21.0sn bu wheat.
schr David Wells, Goderich, q, 500 bu coru.
6ch1 J. t. Noyes, OsWego, Is, 400 bu com.
Prop Annie l.. Craig, Buffalo, q, ,GD0 bu Wheat.
Schr Senator, Oswego, II, 800 hn wheat.
Scbr Hubbard. Elk Rapids aN0 brs pork 100 br1s bee
8 tcs hams, tcs lard.
Scow Black Hawk, L11colu, 100 bu oats 600 bu COT
ESQ brls flour, IL bra salt, and sundries.
, 1872-11-21

CHEESE-BusinesB continues dull, with prices
weak and unsettled. Stocks not large, but they
are mora than sufficient to satisfy the present demand,
and, IN eympathy with decline ut the East quotations
we're to-day lowered 11c all around, as follows: New
YORK factory, 14K@l5Ac; Ohio factory, 13@14c;
Western factory, l5@l4c.
COAL-Contnues active At full prices. One or two
dealers are stu filing orders 90 for Iackawanpa,
and At Sl0b0 for Erie but the ruling rates $1,000
and $ll 90. We repeat quotations Lehigh, lump,
$1200 Lehgh, prepared, sl2.OO Lackananna 81. 90
91e0o Erie, 10b0@11.o 90 Brtnr Hill, 81. 90;
walnut atn, sl1 Bloasburg, $1,000; Cherry Mine,
$90o; Hooking Valley, $3.50; Camel Coal. $3.50;
Minonk. $500; Wilmington, $500.
COOpERAGE-Waa quiet and unchanged. We con-
tnue to- quote: Pork barrels, S1.45@1.50; lard
nerces, Sl.70@1:75: whfaRey barrels, S2.15@2.25;
-four barrels, 5o@55c; slaves and headings,
$l71o92o.0o for pork barrels -four staves, $3.50
999.00; circle -four headings, 8@9c q set; -four
hoop pollen, $1a. a.0o@2o00 . m pork and terce polea
$S50o94o.00 m; whRkey ba1rel slaves. So3 o0@27.o0
. N.
CALIFORNIA FRU1Ts-were in moderate request;
prices @ were UNCHANGED. We quote: Pears at $50
East Brrtne pears at $4.00G450; 50 bo1e8 mixed at
81 200 boxes Winter Nelies at $4.50 50 boxes do
at 100 tubs Rein di Nice grapes at Soc; 400
lis white Tokay at 25c: 200 tbs Muscat at 20c.
EGdS-Ihere WIS an ample supply Of fresh and
ptckled The inquiry is Light and mainly OF local
character We quote fresh at 25@2c; picked at 20@
&c Sales include Is at 125 pkgs st ESQ., Is
brls at 25c br1s do at 24c 1000 doz picked at e2c
EEATHERS-Thete fair supply with good,
steady demand for prime feathers both local and
interior account. We continue to quote: Prime i've
geese at 65@67c from first hands 72@55c jobbiug price
for assorted feathers; mixed at 25@aoc, according to
, 1872-11-21


Wind from the northeast, brisk.
-Sailors wages quoted st So per diem.
Tile schooner Ostrich makes another trip t.
Cedar River.
The schooner Ferguson started yesterda,
for another losd OF lumber, from Bailey's HaI
bor.
Tugs had some difficulty in getting throue:.
the North Branch OF the river, yesterday nom
ing, on account Of the ice.
"A few moro lumber vessels are expecte
from points along tho East Shore, when tt
Ecason OF 1872 will close. a large numbe
stripped and put into winter quarters yeste,
day.
Tho achooneys Maggie Thompson and Ne
Hampahire collided curly ON Monday morning
about twenty miles from this port down LaE
Michigan. The New Hampshire was btruc
amidshp, tearing away her hull, and cuttiu
her far below the water mark she INN.
diately began to fill. Tho crew wero taken
board the Thompson. They saved their clothe
but nothing else was brought from the desertt
vessel. The Thompson was towed into this DO
Tuesday night. The tug Van Schaick wento
after the New Hampshire yesterday mornin
but returned in the afternoon after fr1itle
search; as there WAS o heavy sea raging, it
thought she drifted farther down, and finn
went ashore Two more tugs wilI start out Il
morning in search Of her, md will probably f
her. She is thought to be total loss, and
valued at 5000; the owners are Gilbert Ht
bard d Co., Of this city. Size had cargo
100000 feet OF lumber, consigned to Greene,
this city. The Thompson il owned by q.
Hayward. Her damages are slight.
, 1872-11-21
Blue Island ar, &c +. VI ct Pauna st. +. a4x1oo #

dated JLne %; consideration, S, $780,
SOUTH os CITY LIMITS
Block 8, CT Pha1es 4 Of W K Sec, 12 32 IL. dat
ed Oct IS; consideration, s., GOO
Lot. % and &c. in Block y, of stew=rt'a y 4 sec
!, 80. II dated NoF- !; consideration, $3.50.
Lot o., in same, dated Nov. r; consideration soc5
u Of Lot s. in Block g. in Walker /: Ete,,sou;s x
Ct sw Sec ., SIS, Il, dated Nov. consideration,
Lots to 9, in DiccE 81, CT Theological Seminary
Subdivision Of Hyde Park dated Oct. 49, conE;Gec-
atioa S1.eeD.
Block 8, ofwx swk Sec 2, 50, 10 no 14-1oo acrcs),
dated Nov. 8; consideration, $1,000.
Lot %, IN Hugh atahers 4 Of Sec 1885, H. dated
Nov. Isl consideration, $1,000.
Lot II, Of Whitney and c!afin's Lot q in Assessors
~ Of 8 y < Sec 4, as, IL, dated Nov, ] cors1-
erutiou, 81 $50,
, 1872-11-21

Tho schooner Mary Nau has been towed
Fort Howard for repairs.
The schr Welland went ashore near MAJ
tee baIbor, recently.
The schr Petre1 is in the shipya7ds for
pairs at Milwaukee. .
The schr Ebenezer is in the Manitoyoc
undergoing repairs.
The brig Triton, which recently went asti
near Quebec, has been got or
The Board Of Trade at Buffalo are dis
sing plans for tie enlargement Of the
Canal.
- heavy Hnow-storm prevailed near King.
last Saturday, and several steamers were
PEELED to put back.
The brig $. Cook, which sustained ser
damage by going ashore near Port Stanley
comfy. is undergoing repairs at Port Colbo.
@-lhe &c schooner Rowland has arrived at u
toWoc. She is leaking badly. She will disch
her cargo and go into dry dock.
-Captaln Vivian, OF tho bark John /; he
WRECKED : 41 q at Cape Gave, has been rescued by
). ". Halt. The crew were lost.
The schooner Scotland stranded at Mich
City, and proves 3 total loss. She was
, 1872-11-21

poUlTRY-The receipts were liberal. but there was
Only Light demand. We quote dressed turkeys at
109l4c; chickens at s25oG35O. Live poultry is very
dull and slow Of sale At price, Sales include 400
rs turkeys at l4c 200 It's do at 12lc; TOO tn do at
12c 400 hs do at llc 27o os do at 10c coops ut &c
20 doz dressed chickens at s.. 50 10 oz do nt
$o.509300 10: coops geese at $40. = =
PoFAIoES-Choice peachbowg are in good IT,
quest and prices higher owing to scarcity. Quota
bic ae bo@65c Tor fcr to choice in lots Sales i-
e!nde1 car peachbloss frozen at 2oc do CSC
10Y ~ from store at 70{G75c: so bu do at 60c.
SWEET PoTAT0Es-The offerings are very light,
and pI1ces rule strong at so9o@40o for Southern yel
sALT-Tha usual demand prevailed, with prices
strons. at s225 for coarse aud fine grades Stocks
are ar exceedingly light. We quote: Onondaga, fine,
coarse Diamond G, s225; dairy, Without bag, ssoo;
@sry ao wth nsr tag. S. o9 ground solar
sAsH, DooRs. AND ELM hIINnsmcon,t;nnn su,, to meet
With fair inquiry at the following range Of prices:
, 1872-11-21
COMM ERCfAl..

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Noy. 60.
Tie following we're the receipts aad shipments
Of tbs leading articles of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours and fer the
corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-11-21

SHEEP-The supply was again light bnt It
equalled the demand, as aside from moderate
local inquiry there VAS little or nothing doing.
Prices were steady and unchanged, ut $1,000
1916 for common to medium, and ut S34.25@5.0O
for good to chu1ce.
, 1872-11-21

change to note. Business rep6rted satisfactorily
active and rm tono pervaded tho market for nearly
every article in the list. Tomatoes and Yarmouth
sugar corn are reported in light supply but otherwise
the stocks are comparatively full. Following thu
d11nf
, 1872-11-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CATTLE-TEe easy feeling noticeable in the
cattle market yesterday was even more marked
to-day, the weakness developing into actual
DECLINE. The cause of the present depression in
the market is found in the too liberal receipts
and the unfayotable reaction Of prices in the
Eastern markets-New York. Albany. and Buf-
fa1o being quoted dull and lower. The arrivals
for tho three days aggregate about 5000 head
number altogether loo large to throw upon the
market at This season of the year, when the
cheaper meats from the packing houses and the
abundance of poultry and game so largely
dininlshes the consumption of beef. The aver
lbs, though in not a few instances con-
cess1ons OF 35c, and even Soc, was granted.
The quality Of the offerings was not as
good rs on yesterday or Monday, there being no
extra and comparatively few TINT would properly
come under tie head of CHOICE and We find the
bulk of the days business to have been transact
cd at prices ranging downward from 55.25. The
extreme range was $2.25@6.00, the inside for
scallawags and tha outside for drove Of choice
smooth steers Averaging 1862 Tbs. Shippers
extra Texans, and at s4.75@5.75 for common to
Choice natives. The demand for stock steers
continues fair, a liberal number changing hands
at 52,75@300 for common, and at S3.50@'4. 90
for medium to really good lots. The wants OF
local butchers wore mainly supplied ut -. 500
4.Uo, though in few instances 81 425@4.75 r7as
paid. Not far from 5000 cattle remain in the
yards unsold, and the market closed weak ~itil Il
downward look.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra-Graded steers averag.ng 1,400 lbs $640GGc0
anu upNafuS.
Choice Heeycs-Fine, fat, well formed year
to year old steers, aud averaging l,2U3
TO 1,4oa los- 5.75@6.1o
Good Beeves-Well-f -fattened, finely formed
steers, averaging LIMO to 1.3oo bs.... 5.25@5.6o
Medium Grades-Steers in fair flesh, aver
aging lo0 to 80 4.75G500
Dutchers' Stock-Common to medium
steers, and good to extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging SOD to 1.l00 lbs.--- 3.25@450
Stock Cattle-Coulnon cattle, in decent
flesh. averaging 100 to 1.05o lbs, 2.75@1o0
1n!erior-Light and thin cows, heiferB,
stags, bulls, and scallawag steers..--.. 2.25@25o
Texas Cattle-Through dtoVes-. 225@3.00
, 1872-11-21

The fc!IoTiaS inE:rumen.s we're fled for
record on Wednesday: Nov. 90:
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THE GRASSHOPPER YEAR.

SOMETHING ABOUT THE LoCUsTs WHICH
CAUSED so MUCH Loss TO THE FARMERS,
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-. 80 -. - &
Tho London newspapers have been
oongratulating themselves and the pub
lilo on the fact that the British nation
al debt has been reduced within the
past three years by sixty million DOL
lars. But Sir John Lubback, NJ. F.,
pricks this bubble. Some thirty mil
lion dollars Of this sum, he says, was
only transfer from the chancery and
bankrupt funds, so that the real re-
duction has been only thirty millions,
or ten millions year. The govern.
ment must this year borrow seventeen
and half millions, SO that the debt of
Great Britain is only twelve and ono
half millions less than it was three years
ago. During the same period the ma
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been reduced about three hundred and
seventeen millions of dollars. If any
thing could prove the ability and fru.
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to be found in these figures.
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A STRONG LETTER.

RoxBURY, June !.
DEAR Mr.. SUMNER: I owe 1t to you
to say, with all the frankness which
sober friendship justi6es, that I have
carefully read your speech IN sharp ar.
raignment Of the President, and my
conviction is that it is ill:judged, ILL
timed, and SO extravagant in the charg.
es and bitter in its personalities as to
neutralize whatever just criticism can
be found 10 it. It will assuredly serve
the purpose Of foes. The cause of
freedom has most to tear, that very
many Of them now rallying under the
deceptive banner of Liberal Repub-
licunism, but the loyal, liberty:uphold-
ing party with which you have hitherto
been proud to be identified, will
peruse it with deep regret, if not with
uufeigned onishment.
Certainly you DO not represent
the masses In this sweeping impeaoh-
ment. Here the Republican. people
are almost unit for the reelection of
the man whom you attempt to stain
With crime and cover with infamy.
You cannot separate General Grant
from the party which put him into
the Presidential chair, and which
means to keep him in it, if possible.
I am satisfied as to bis ability, in.
tegrity, and patriotism, and there
fore in stigmatisiDg him as venal
self:seeker aud INSCRIPTIONS usurp-
er, you virtually pronounce it to be
equally corrupt and uutrustworthy.
This you have right to do, on your
own responsibility, if you must; but,
10 60 doing, you will find yourself, for
the first time, in marked opposition
to the sentiment Of Massachusetts.
As its Senator in Congress and sur
rounded by all its people, who have
been heretofore your deadliest enc
mics: and occapipg, Is I do, m out
side position, l write this, not under
party bias, but only because I fe.l
c"nstrSlned IL shi> manner to free N,
mind. ms proof Of my friendship, &C.
cep.' in TIE spirit which dictated it.
Faithfully and regretfully yours,
WIN. LLOYD GARRISON.
!: To Hon. CHARLks SUMNER
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-06
MINNESOTA EQlTORlAL AsO0IA'
ZION.

The Sixth Annual Convention Of the
Editors and Publishers of Minnesota will
be held in St Paul, on Tuesday, June
25th, in the Reading Room Of tho
Chamber Of Commerce, beginning at
10 o'clock A. NJ. The Address will be
delivered by Hon. Iguatius Donnelly,
and the Poem by Hon. II. W. Holley.
1t is earnestly hoped that every news
paper in Minnesota will be represented
by its editor or publisher or both. It
is desired that eaoh member be pre-
pared to bring up some matter tor con-
sideration which will be Of practical
value to tho profession.
W. 3. MITCHELL,
WV. JAY WH1rrLs, President.
Secretary.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-06

The balance of trade between this
country and England is at the present
decidedly US. A late London Econo-
mist enumerates the leading articles of
export to the United States, showing
that on twenty-five articles the increase
has been, in the first tour months Of
this year, more than three and third
millions of pounds in value. On the
other hand, in the imports of cotton
aud breadstutfs, the articles which
we sell most largely to England, the de-
crease has been more than three quar-
tiers Of million ofpouuds, making a diff
ference at both ends of more than
ten millions Of pounds, or fifty million
dollars. "Meauwh'le," says the Econo.
mist, Eve have not received from Am
erica our last years supply Of bullion"
and it confidently looks for q oonsidera-
bic quaotity Of gold very soon. 1t is
probable that our merchants, who have
begun to pay up for their purchases 10
England and by extensive shipments
Of specie, will have to continue this
mode of liquidation for some time to
come.