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, 1872-11-15

NI4GEoII-4T1u8 WIS AGAIN Quil to-day. and II
with some show Of rmness, the market is weak, with
father declining tendency Believing The uling
@1a4c; Western factory. i3@1zKe.
CoAI-1n the coal market there was mora activity
than has been noticeable for some time past and both
soft and hard varieties were quoted rner. major
aty Of dealers are now filing orders, though tho ept
zootlc still occasions some Inconvenience: We quote:
Lehigh lump, S1200; Lehigh, prepared s11.50; Lack
geo IT, Be5a5uEa S55ss h oes S5S5;
Camel Coal g. 50; 1nonk, $500 Wilmn gtoH, s7oo.
,ac"s5 "a "a vas ea some demand among
are IN reguess at " onote
Pork barrels, 81 145@I:5o lard tierces, s1.7o@175
whiskey barrels, s2:15@225 -four barrels, 50@55c
slaves, ss.5oG9.0o; circle Hour headings, 8@9c
set; -four hoop poles $500 90 y m; pork and
Rees $seo = hisseg starss
II sEa sessi at GOOD
ana are Shade drtuer. We note sa1es of 800 boxes
pears 1T sAoo@450; $50 boxes Beurre Girls at q 90
15O boxes winter NeH at 3so@375; 800 lbs Reino Di
NJ N1cs grapes ct 3oe 400 tcs White To-Day at 25c; 20
EGGs-There WIS only light local demand. The
one11nga S were plenty and prices are weak at 2@25c
dog at 2e 20 cases ut at 24e 10 cases picked at 2oc
trat hands, 1obhing prices for assorted festhera 7o
ass; mixed at 2595oc according to quality; ehickona
F1sH-Trading In this market was only fair, and
former prices were without visible change. Dealers
complain of scarcity of tat mackere and there is
above exceptions, the stocks are in good work
ing order. We quote: No. whiteash, s5.o0@5.25;
e. :, A.76@5oo; No: i trout f8.5o@4.75;
t 70: ! shore mackerel, slo.5o@10.75; No. i bag,
ss.ooss:75; No. bay nackerel, s7.00@7.25; No. i,
ahore, Kits, sl.75@1.e0; bank Goldfish, $5.5o@5.75;
Georges Goldfish, S55o@675; box herring, No. j, 800
35c; box herring, scaled, 42@45c; Columbia River
Salmon. new. half brls. s100O{910.25-
EAu1TS AND NUTS-A rather better demand e5-
1steo Tor goods IN this line, and for many descriptions
the market seemed tride frner, but there was no
apprecaable change in values, and we repeat
our Quotations Of yesterday Dates, 8@ac; fgs drum,
l29lsc; 5 Do new, 1e@17c figs, bog, ls@i9c; Turkey
p5unes 1872, 1oH@llc; do 1871, s@9e raisins, old,
S&a'<92ao; rniains, new, s2.75@2.e5 blackberries
cherries 2s@28c; peaches pared, 1sh@l9c; peaches,
halves. 6A@G11c; do, mixed, 65!@6Ac; zante cur
rants, 1872 915@10c do 1871, 8@8Kc; app1es South
ern. new, 6@6Ac; do Western, 7@I!4c; Michigan,
s@9c. NuTE-Fnberts, 14@15c almonds, Terragona,
PC; English walnuts, 14@15c; Naples walnuts, 19@
2oc; Brazis, 4@15c; Pecans, l0@12hc; African
peanuts 7c; Wilmington peanuts SC; Tennessee pea
nuts. Sc; chestnuts, per bn+ s5.5o@6.50-
GAMlThe receipts this morning were Light, and
thera was good inquiry for all varieties. We noie
sales Of 20 doz prairie chickens ut IS doz
uaa11ard ducks 1T $2.75@3O0 IS doz quail at 81 so
hind nd quarters elk at 6S8c per b..
GREEN FRUTTs-Apples continue to meet with an
excellent demand, and are quite firm at s2.40@300 .
brl tn caz lots. Aup2ea keu 10 retail way 1t S1.75@
, 1872-11-15
tinue their .presant favorable rates, there
Will be- considerable salt shipped during the
Tintar fv rai1 -

winter by rail-"
#; The New York Journal Of Connerce says:
9arfonBly estimated At from 100000 to 10,000,000
pounds Boston held the largest stock Of any Of
cities, and had been selling immense quantities. The
Of the horse disease, and the new stocks recently
bought to replace the old supply arrived meantime to
the aFas 5 boso on band eae II
is hands busy t O'clock storing aa' WOOL aSp' that
they had Just been able to get from the transportation
ton stock about equal to TINT which was destroyed
the city that escaped tho confagration, and ts, with
the large amount still on the why and ct the depots not
sSssss s III aseR nR s s5g spy y tGE ss
regarding the probable effect Of the Boston calamity
al expect ndvunce n price Of the atape. But none
Of them arc prepared to givea quoab1e market price
owing to the fact that the western farmers
Prices The recent advance stimulated the forwarding
Of some lots, which now tho way The price Of
wool is ut present unsettled Holders are not generally
tho upward tendency will continue until It ahall
reach their expectations. Ono lot Of fine domestic
pound but tbs vas not regasded rs ss 1sats esree p1s
On the contrary, conservative dealors arc IN doubt
about the propdety Of setting their faces toward
cable despatchos were sent of for cargoes to-day
and 1t Is certain TINT there is plenty Of wool tho
seaboard to Inst till western and European conaign
ments can reach here. For this reason tho con-
aervatiGea advise their friends in tho general in
torest against too sanguine prices Several OF the
Eastern n1ll-owners threatened month ago that If
the farmers would not yield they would close their
mills They said the price Of fabrics had not advanced
IN ratio with the staple md they could not continue
and mako money with O constantly advancing wool
market. or course the expodient is always &
last resort, because idle machinery y Is d
worry Improbable possession. It ia not likely
TINT woolen mill will close just now,
unless tho prco Of wool shall sustain heavy ADVANCE
Tho amount Of woollon goods, piece goods and cloth
ing burned ut Boston also very heavy and the de-
nand for replacing them will bo i1nmediate In some
instances it is probable that moHnezs large Ruf
fercrs by loss Of goods displayed for sale commits
sion, and ct the mill warehouses In Boston. What dis
trcss this ranihcauon Of tho disaser may bring upon
Woollen goods manufactures remains to be Beeu,
Latest.
In the afternoon wheat and corn were moder- /
ately active and steady, as at the close OF |
Change. No. 2 spring wheat aold at $1.01@ !
1.01A seller the month, and 91.0194@1.02 seller |
December, closing at tile inside. Corn sold at |
8179c cash, 911l@813Gc seller the month, and |
80s4@30Hc seller December, closing ut the in |
side. Other grains and provisions were neg !
[acted. Lake freights wero inactive.
, 1872-11-15

SEQ q hr Oranber1ies are IN fair interior demand
and pess are zesz At 5F sass
SsF Do Il s saf ' % It
1ies u sl1 oo@u5o Is brla do at $o5o; bris wild
! at S7;eo@s.oo 20 cases grapes ut s35oG3.75; 10
~ nesKeth ounces ~ sv
dps ehG n5stsang as G the week in csss and
ward nosenent in eoees Is the rauls q th Wbole
sae destruction Of that staple In Boston, wha the adj
grades. SyTups quite active o. are also spices
soaps rice aud other goods IN the List remain quiet
tons: 91o''
sze pne ho, ssod 90, dooSs sssS3se "a 81
essa1a coeta &c., ~ ss@s i5saRssS 2sE@ s@22Ae
cAED1izs-star, full weight, 2o36@3o; stearine,
R1cE-pntna, aA@s1Gc; Rangoon, 7Ae7z1o; Caro-
s1e11ss Sfatent cut Loaf, 1459@15c; crushed and
1so; extra 9, iSX@i3e G, No. = i2X@ios3c; ysiz
do S I d Isl d1oSs 9e@s eaSS sSsIasS dEsases Rs@s
szagps. .Dla@ond drips. d.5o@1.s5 silver drtps.
@aoc; do common, e5@7oe; Porto Rico molasses, ,
A4I1A6dEE
sP1cEs-A1lspice, 17@18c; cloves, 28@30c; cass1a,
4o@42c; pepper, 22H@23Hc; 0utIuegs, $1.25ea1. 80
ginger, pure, 2s@3oc; do No. l, 2o@25c do No. 2 Is
soAps-French mott1ea, 615@63<c; German mott1ed,
74@1Hc; Golden West, 6@G1lc; White Lily, exc
exc; White Rose GH@65<c; brown Windsor, 4K@
41c; palm, 6@GHc; saron Imperial, G4@67lc.
sTARoH-Glosa, 91@1oc: corn. sal1c; lnundry, 60
7c: common, 5@6c.
HAY-Under this head there are no changes to note.
The demand continues small does also the supply
and only moderate amount Of trading ia being done
Following prices we're paid by wholesale deae1s On
TnAcH-New timothy, beater pressed, S16.001700; do
loose pressed $500 1000; prnie pressed $1,000
@11.00. ON Timothy, loose, $15.o0@1600,
prairie loose, s9.60@10.50. For delivery Of pressed
N.00@1,60, according to distance.
H1DES-Were again quoted dull and heavy, at the
ne1ed prices Green butchers 7c green salted cured
heavy, 10@1oAc; do Light, l034@11c; part cured,
gN@9Nc; grean cali, 17c; green city veal Kip PRIME
14c; dry aalted 16@17c; dry lip 25c dry calf, 26o
dry flint, 19@2oc; deacons, 5696oc damaged, ~
csc; al other damaged Btock, two-thirds price;
branded, 10 per cent of.
H0PS-A fair local demand prevailed for good Wis.,
consin Eastern hops are in light request. We quote
Prime Western, 2230c. common to medium. 15@20c
Eastern at 28G35c
HONEY-There was some inquiry for choice grades.
The offerings are Light. Strained honey, and dark !
comb dull at 1820 white clover quotable at 25@3oc.
IRON AND sTEEL-There was not the slightest |
change; the usual demand prevailed, 410 rates being
HlStainB6. Wa cnntnua tn
, 1872-11-15

Both shippers and packers entered the market
these two classes Of buyers was not particularly
brisk, they kept steadily at work, and = firm
tone pervaded the market from the opening to
the close. In addition to the fresh receipts,
which reached 14,0o2, there we're some 5000
22,0O0. Of this number, between 16, 900 and
1000 found purchasers at $3.95@4.00 for COM
mon heavy; 3405@4.10 for medium, and at
s4.15@420 for good to choice light, and
extra heavy. The great bulk of the days sales
we're effected at 34G0@4.15. a few extra as
sorted lots we're taken by Canada buyers at
1926, but these sales in no way reflect the mar
ket, and country1nen should not be inhaled. The
market closed steady ct the above quotations:
, 1872-11-15
COMM ERClAL,

THURSDAY EVENING Nov. Il.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; md for the
corresponding date q year ago:
, 1872-11-15


POTATOES We're in good demand, and choice lots
were higher. The receipts wero lighter. Sales in
clude extra peachblows at 6oc delivered cars
choice do at 55c delivered; do at SOC, track
car do at Csc, on track; white poor, at 2oc on
track.
SWEET POTATOES-There was some local inquiry
ct former prices Jerseys Guotable at 00; Southern
Illinois, S300@3.25 per brl.
P0ULTRI-The receipts Of live poultry were very
large and there was not much inquiry Tho market ia
freely and meets with fair demand. Sales include
23 coops chickens at 2s coops do at $500:
10 coops do at 60@275; 16 coops turkeys at 9@1oe
dressed chickens at s3oo@350; coops geese $1,000
OIL 0o coops ducks at $780, dog dressed do ut s375.
are frmness and large and increasing de-
mand. Prices are unchanged, and range
follows: onondaga, fine, s2.25; ordinary, coazse,
s225; Saginaw, tine, s225; coarse Diamond G,
s2.25 dairy, without bag, $500; do, with bags,
$500; ground solar, rs; ashton dairy Per bag,
$500 ground alumni, e %.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS Continue to meet
with lair demand. There were no yati1tions In
prices to-day. We quote:
, 1872-11-15

BEEE9-The offerings u-e Light and tne malAet a
quiet. Timothy was 1uotnbla at s2.1o92o3 cover
in fair request and rmer prime seed que1aoe ~
510@51o1 with S .25 asked. Prime hax, =
buckwheat prime s1oo@l10; nil!et g9(ssgc Ir1,e nr
at s2s2 53 bags do at s. 80 - SACKS 90 az - ~
sacks prime clover at $512; ~ sacks 40 as s1"' ~
bags prime fax ut SL56~ ,..o.,o.o, IT,
TEAS-Remaiu steady at former quotations: ~
eou, common to fair, 50@55c; good, eot9'oGI
choice to extra, $1.00@1.20; superhno 70 me olo
hyson 75c81 90; common imperial 6o9'ocs Roou 70
choice do 80cG 05 fine to good gunpowoet, ouct9iuo
choice 25; e1tra cloace 70 e1tra lea3
japan, o5; fair to good 40, og!a9oc; eoofsq y
natural leaf Japan 55965; common 70 me oosoos' 10
ass; good SCOTS; choice to extra, 9o@1.o5.
TOBACCO-We quote :: ,,- e-~,
CmTTya-Fine Cut-Extra, 75@60c; choice, 629
zoe: common. 55ae0c; poor, 40@5Dc.
sAoEn;G-Extra, s3@35c; nediunn' soS52e; CON-
4 PnuaMaatT aess' leaf 75@soc hall bright ao@7oe;
1Tn the wood market no change wa visible, the
fo11oinr prices being firmly susained Beech $500;
maple. I4.0O: hickory, S145o315oo; slabs, Ssoo-de-
Wo0rhere was 10 percepb1e change in the con-
s;titinn nf this market. Dealers are waiting Tor fur
fhar devconents at the East Stocks here light
ht ood deal Of wool is said to be Jet in tho hands Of
nrnineere upd country dealers. Wool IS held higher
INT ii the absence Of any sales upon which to base
mutations, continue to quote these OF last weeks
Tub, washed, ezra .60@65c
Tub, washed ungy. ..53l3G0c
Fleece, washed, Xxx, Light. 53(a55c
E1eeces washed. Z. .e2355o
, 1872-11-15

IEMUNS@THe usual demand prevailed, and prices
were unchanged We quote French ut $7,O0@8D0;
Malagas at S700@7 3d. oranges ut S1 00912 90 per bril-
METALS AND TIMERS SToCK-A fair amount
Of business transacted at the following range Of
prices:
TN P1ArE-1o, 1or14, $500; do, 12x12, $3.50; do,
141eo, $1,000; do, roofing &c, $14oo.
P1a TrsI-large, 43c; small, 4c; bar, 45c.
1ess quantity, 12c; slab, &c.
SHEET InoN-No. q, 7Nc rates.
x7c: timed copper, 43c.
TmE2 to Sc; 8, and ., 1oe; 10 to Il, 1le; T.
lsc; 49, lsc 2o oc full bundle, Is per cent dlaconnt
fence wire. SC.
NAlS-Continue to meet with fair demand. Stocks
arc not 1arge and prices shade stronger We
continue to quote lod per keg, s6.l21z@625 Sd do,
$sS7%@e5o g !; 50 do, s. q Me2K@675; ID DO, se:s1X@
% do, s9;s7h@o.50: clinch, ss5o@s62K. i2x OF
to the trade.
, 1872-11-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE 0F IRA
Winter Arrangement.

Chicago, Burlington g. Quincy En-
Depots-Foot OF Lake-st.. Indiaaa-ar,, and st
e., and Canal and shtsent1-ats. Ticket ot,
Briggs House and ut Depots.
, 1872-11-15

The Committee Of the Cincinnati Tndust,
Exposition have made awards in cotton as
lows: sweepstakea-O. G. swoope, Law
County, Alabama. To Statcs-First premium
follows: Tennessee, Vim. Van Treese, NJ -
County Alabama, C. G. Swoope, Lay
County; Arkansas, Robert Stewart,
County Mississippi, ". s. Mcshaw, Lee c.
t; Georgia, James ". Knott, Bibb Cou1
Texas, Steers d Linday, Harrison County.
, 1872-11-15

Total. 1887 618,2sa 7oo,8s3 e3263o
"The salt market continues good. Rates have
poets are that the market will continue good
through the whole winter. Il railroads con
, 1872-11-15

%'On Saturdays this train will be run to Cha
Chicago, indianapolis s. Cincinnati
line, vim Kankukce r
Trains arriTe and depxrt from the Create
ing-car bezths apply at Ticket office, 75 Ca:
Esr Madison; l2U Washington st. fremont
ner Of Congruss-st, .uud AIchiSuu-ay "a
Twenty second -1t.-C Condensed Tioe-T.
Dai1y, except
Sunday.
Leave Chicago. SEQ H. N.
Arrive ct indianapolis ......... 4=u p. N.
Arrive ut Cincinnati ,,... 9:3l D. H.
Trains arrive at Chicago Ht Z: :0o u. NJ and
Only line running Saturday night train to {
The entire train runs through to Cinc1nna
BlEDpat8 an ufuht truirs
, 1872-11-15

sHEEP-The sheep market was without in
portant change, fair business u.i was done On On
mixed lots at ss.75@4.25 for medium and at
-. 4.50@5.25 for good to really choice.
, 1872-11-15

CANNED GOODS-Dea1ers report fair activity in
that has characterized the market for the past fort
night more is still prevalent. With the exception
Of tomatoes which are in short SUPPLY stocks
u1n. Be1oH nrc the nrices currcnt
, 1872-11-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. II.
The receipts Of live stock during the week up
fhia 40 fo1Inruu. q
, 1872-11-15

- ~, e{o : - 49, ~ S9.o2
tho Inter being weak, In sympathy with the ma
teral Other descriptions ruled comparatively seady.
Ne quote: Carbon, 271@o8c extra lard oil, strictly
winter 83@a5c current make, 75c No. !, Toe; No.
Csc; in,seed, raw, 85c; DO boiled, 0oc; whale $50
do extra, s1,Oo; do No. !, 90@95c; bank oil, csc
straits, 50c elephant oil, CSC turpentne, 70@72c
PAINTS, COLORS, AND PUTTY-Business vas
, 1872-11-15

~VF~~+A+
Chicago. Rock Island g. Pacific ]
Depot, coruer Of Harrison and Shermau=.. :.
fco 8 West Madisoa-st-
Ocnnha and LeaveuEorth E1. .+1U:U a. N.
Peru Accomaoda .5:eD p. N.
Night E1prcsy. csy........-.......t10:GOp :GO p. II.
LRavenTorth Express...... 10 10 p. H.
Depot corner OF Harrison and Sherman-s
southwest corner OF Madison and L
MaL, via Air Line and Main
specisi New York Express, p H.
ATLANTIC E1prc:s idaily). Via
Night Express. via iiain line. :to ;. n.
South Chicago Accountability: l. 60 p. N.
! s!EhsEt !e:l15t. Aceommedastoa~ sa:.o ?, H.
Passenger Depot az F., g, ! St: Z, Da
Canal and KinZIo-sts. Ont freight oE
ADA and kinzic-sts- In freight office.
l.: depot, corncr Ho1sted and Carrol-sts-
Evan:1iilo i Tara Hsuto E1. .::o .. ,. n. n.
Freight and Ticket Osica, 168 W1s11i
Dansi!lo Accof4modat;ea..... S:Y ?. NJ
pirt5brrs;i, Fort Wayne q Chiccz
BBsy By,da dE1Rrsss;:.-'....'....- E sI9 e n.
FACING @pEeas...---...-.-.... ssilo p II.
1:-,t taa6' 6'-.-....'..".....-.... Ivy ?. a
Vaipsiai;o Xcsar,,noi:t.on: IL ,: ;: N. %
sSatuEdays and Sundays eIecpted.
1licEiGan Central ccsl Great "
roads.
Depot, foot Of Lake-st., nnd loot Of T..
iekee G1ee c. y =; Cana1st: ;ta e9;aeF o.
jssksoap a npiess Resom' 'ds:'n ias;5: @ sS ,: p NJ NJ
AtlsnsIe A Express tdai!y)..-...: 5:i5 ?. n.
S1gat Expires. ss.;:;33:;:::;3:,;::.T-s1p, ?, n;
n!ai! -.-.. ..--...--.s.-..--.. y ~ 4" u.
NiEQL IfpTGSS,. 1883 p. H.
, 1872-11-15

FTeece, washed, KX, Light. 53iG55c
Fleece, washed. Z. 62S755o
, 1872-11-15

The Saginaw Courier gives the following
statement OF salt inspected to Nov. 1 for the
season named, or since 1869, when the State in
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

To r. eadinc orc tho sun arnse
NJ hon ali ,S,.re ,vrauned il calm rcposc,
Two hundred man IL t,ovVen's name.
with sills. md spils,s. and hammers, came
''o"' wv" 9V''''
'fbev ,nl,aned tbe siils i,pon the ground.
a HI s,lob Wa bc,rd tbe bnsv sound
~ hntdfncf. f1Iins Lard ,fud f,sf
And sleeprrs sfariea nr aghnst,
"''' '''' 7'''' ''"' ''''''
but When the morning sun arose.
The people recognized their locs-
The woTkmcn Of their naughty kings
The mcaucst OF all railroad rings
Tngfndcd was the railroad bed,
And 10 no certain place II led
lint. wahhling DER uneven gruuud,
II srcips tu say tn All nruunl
The peoples angel fuse at last,
They saw the day ct grace had past.
They saw the tyfants ui the Rms
Intended ~ steal every thing.
"N htf, no policemen gather touni
And sNcrp These men from Oft our round
They II steal The soft beneath our feet.
We pay our taN and own the street
The blue coats swept upon the itcld
The railroad mrn were forced ~ yield.
And soon hrhind some iron bars
Not crushed aud ground 10y railroad Htt..
They stood, Ia doei,i misery.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

The rituevile (Pa movement toward
shutting down the wells and the suspension
ut drilng,so as to decrease the production
vt petroleum, which wa, asltttcd some
week, ago urlucccssldiy, has occn re
Nlvod. Meetings are being Ii Id and
organizations formed, and il /, t4onght
the movement will now succcrd The
production has reached over lS,OOU barrels
per day, and is increasing. This excessive
supply has caused prices To decline 50 low
that producing is unprOhlahe. \ large
number oi producing wells are already
shut down
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28
The straigI1l-otits.

Ihp Committee Of tho b u svlle Con-
,outiUn ht -sarl IN add + 10 tue
jc pie of the United 81 dcs. They opp 'se
the B,t more ga luim AS un-iJrn oc at G.,
aud cunthd that the ma >cs uf ia
Dem. cih"y did not demand 6reelr, ..
nomn ttion. Th,y say the Wdt'hword is
not "d' ythius t. bcit q ant, ht any
thing I" prcvrnt Go'lcy ffom lpatiug ana
d. lroUha the Democratic pact and
declan that Grml'- election woi'd he e' s
ga amiluus than the election ,i Greeley.
lhry con, Indc hy asking all Democrats to
vote for U'Cuuur AVID Adams.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

formerly Minister to Greece, furnishes a
very entertaining sketch Of Modem
Athens, with view OF the city from late
photograph Another Illustrated article is
MIR. CooBe's account OF a days hunting
on the prairies. There Is a very suggestive
essay by Drr.M .Coan, of the Independent,
under the title of "Broad Views - aud the
shorter articles aru all readable" Loitor-
ing ahOat French Chateau by Albert
RhOdtat" A Visit TO the Grange" by
hsiu llilaid Z" Mr.. Reeehef as Social
FORCE hy "A. Mctlroy Wylie - VILLAGE
BAN in the llar2," by q. Haven PitnaIl
II ard - Letter 70 u young JonTnalist.' a
long and interesting iustallment Of Ms.
Olphant's- Al His Gates is given there
Is h clever story Of 'AIy School at Fern
City," by Miss Kate Putnam Osgoud a
charming sketch, "The Queen 90 the
81 81" rom the FrehUh ct " Etckm.,tn-
Onhtrhlifi" with additional poems by Miss
Bushnell and Charlotte f. Bate,
In "'fnpics of the Time" Dr'llnlland
discusses THE New York Women, The
Art Of Speaking and Writing aud - e..
tartan Cplure aud What Conn Of IT, -"
The old CabiDet deals with a. Ian lerUus
puraticn," "rlmltailons. " ''Renbiy and
the Beast, - My Colored Washtrwuman,h
etc. Nature and Science, Home and So
ciely and Culture aud Progress are full.as
usual, and the number closes with sonc
Suc.cty yersrs Etehings) hy MIR. Bak e.,
with more VI Miss Lcdyard's characters ir
dcs gns.
The new volume oi Scrlbner viii contain
souH qtures Of remarkable mitrC,t DR..
Hollands NEW serial, "Arthur Bonni
tfllU,' will commence with the int
number (Nuvemher), aud will go tiuuc
through the year. II will he beautifully
illus rated by Miss Iallock. Bret llarte
will have story running through two
numbers there will he sonic capital
stories 10y SaNo Holm, Noah Brooks, Fah-
mic + lludgsOn, and others OF our best
slor, writers MI. Il II Slrtdird the
Grrnl put, vii finnish delightful series
~ papers about authors Mr. Clarence
T. ~ promises seriea Of pracl' cd ,ssay-
On Furniture ami the decoration Of Anne j.
can Homes, and there wi BE- a srric, ni
20 traits Ol some OF the Younger American
An. lt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

The National Board al Trade will meet
in New York on oct. 18TH.
There Il rnor m Philadelphia That
Marcrr and lcrhrs are arUut 70 hc par
dunci.
4 woman known A. Mad uu" rhi'c. has
just been held TO answer IN philnlr'phn
for an assault and battery ON hri husband
with intent ~ lill h.cul-c he refused to
surrender all his money into l,r be ping.
The Min PRODUCERS of Sew York state
have ia convention determined 10 send
milk direct To Metropolitan customers aud
do away with the middle men Who now
swindlc the Products in the IRE and ,ho
customers IN the quality of the nilh.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-09-28

A wonderful discuycr," is report, d
from Colorado, In the shape Of an ,nor-
mou- silver ledge or system Of icdsts, ne r
Caribou, 1t is said In he rs frt W width
and live mites in length. assa,lng from
SliI To SlwN per ION. II is Hisu rtrur ed
tha' -"td vein of -iqcr ore, 80 iuru,s
Wide, WAS struck III the Marshall tunnel,
near Gtofg,lJWn, last Saturday.