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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-05
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

PIrrsBuRe and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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GENTS FINE SILK HATs-The finest
selection in the city-at Wheaton 4
Co.'S, the hatters, 279 Main st. %
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CALIFORNIA Muscat and Angelica
wine, at the Allen Bros, 1853 Vance
street. att 32
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MooK's Dancing Academy, Tuesday
and Thursday, at I pm, for gents.
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LIVERPOOL. October 5. 11:SO a.m.-Cotton
opens strong. Uplands. $4,000; Orleans.
l0d.
2p.m.-Cotton is frmer. Uplands, 95{d;iOr-
leans. l0d. Sales, 900 bales. Of which 1000
were for export and speculation.
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Violin and guitar strings. best
Italian, az n. seehausen's, 245
second street. ST
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rooms. in good order, within ten minutes
walk of street railroad; stable, carriage, house,
good cistern, nice flower garden, etc. Posses
sion given Immediately. Price. $50 per month.
For terms Apply at 60 Union street. Zo-T
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my FARM. SEVEN NILES FROM CITY 4,
MI containing l40 acres Of splendid land,
snbdivided into fields and wood lots, and well
adapted 10 grass culture or fam, produces;
over half the land lays on smatl creek anu
l. Of the first quality; a large portion OF tne
remai1d der is fresh and quite productive. =
mart has been seeded in grasses, such az VI
ehard, Red Top, Timothy, Kentucky Blue,
and Red Glover, which would have produced,
mad IL been harvested. tive tons per acre. Inc
improvements are hrst-elass and all new, con-
listing Of a neat cottage Of three rooms, halls;
perches, closets. pantry, kitchen, ETC., IN good
order. A splendid stable, just finished, with
ali modern improvements. containing nifty
stalls, with sleeping room and feed room, ana
Ia -ge roomy loft above ever 100 feet long; also,
n nj uber Of outhouses. Garden, orchard IN
hhda-;rS. and splendid well and ciston. The
os;ra = lace Is watered by never falling springs
I'D creet's, and cannot be surpassed IN icrtil-
~ - tbe country. From two to three thou
~ ss,,j JoIIars may be made por year, with little
= - evoense, By pastnring, and, u desired,
- 80 hsv "A is made in the North may DC
.-rovrn baied and sold in addition 70 pastui-
~, mo nearest depot Of the Sci ma railroad,
In a. be in operation. IS scarcely two miles.
lsSos ssFordinr convenient facilities ior snip
80 anV marketable commodity 70 the city.
Ne sSle object for selling i physlcal inaolilty
- .ttsSd r. management. and for the next
sortv devs I will offer at = bargain, for cash,
~ a porflon down. balance on long nmej OF
,1iii trsde Ter city property. Also. my stock Of
Sns Mia Cows. Driving Horses. Nehieles,
80 efc possssaion immedlately. Address
me. care c. III. Bracket ! Co., or eah az my
.-eridence. Holly Ford read, - ..,.r-onr
is5f MON. ", BEDFORD
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STYLISH HATS at wheaton's.

WILLErT's Billiard Hal, 81 Adams
street. 30f
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BOWLING ALLEYS at Willett's, the only
ones in the city. Open tonight. 80
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Buy your wood from c II. John
son, III Poplar ST., near Fourth. 2t
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A. Z. FRANKLAND's auction house
1876 and 1877 Main street. 81
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The finest hats at Wheaton S.
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The latest styles at wheatOn's.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Vicksburg Colorado .......-.......l0 am
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Belfast, St. Louis.
" City Of Helena, Vicksburg
- Grand Tower, St Louis.
." Cleburne, Rriar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle of Pike, st. Louis.
- A. J. White, Chicot.
. Batesville, White river.
" Undine, Osceola.
% Celeste, Hale's Point.
- Belfast, New Orleans.
- City Of Helena, St. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Little Rock. Grand Tower, Cleburne.
Daily report of the stage of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
at noon to-day.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A BEAUT;II-
mi building lot, corner Union and Wei
linoton streets. suitable for residence or BUSH
ne,s house. Apply to R. f. Patillo. Real ks-
tate Agent, 80 Union street. zy-94
NOR SALE-A 7-H0RsE POWER P0RTA-
II Bile engine and boiler, in good working
order, now running the presses in this othcei
will be sold cheap TO make room for larger
sn1e. ~
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Ty1R sALE-AN ELIGIBLE LOT, FRONT
HI W co feet on Elliott street and running
bsck l 20 feet 6 inches between parallel lines,
i,oo1vn as lot No. 5, in block ", Buffers sub
i;;; This property will be sold low for
I NV GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
% SO Madison street.
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BOARDING.

Neutrality-suspicious. WITH BOARD IN
D private family, in one Of the best neigh
borhoods in the city. Address, A. T., Ledger
office. @-4
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uTANTED-OONsUMERs TO TAKE GAS
w from the old company at 50 90 per 100,
No charge for setting meters. Office, 2sl
Second street. oV-L
VTTANTED- MONEY IMME;;
w diately, will sell marble work OF all
Winds at very reduced figures for thirty days.
72-+ THOS. MAYDW ELL. so Union sc:
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Nav ORLEANS, October ). 1880 a.m.-Cotton
is active and prices higher. Middling, ice;
sales to-day, 1000 bales. Sight exchange, par.
Sterling exchange, 22e.
NEW York. October 5. 1910 a.m.-Cotton
opens firm. Sales for January, lSAc; Febru-
nrv 1qlIe; October. IS ll.l6e; November, lslk.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR SALE OR RENT-L0T ON UNION
4 street containing four residences. Also. a
fine residence ON Union avenue. one mile from
Court Square. Apply 10
SO-55 r. +. PAfTILL0. 80 Union street.
nor SALE OR RENT-A NICE RESI-
e dence near fernando street cars and Stste
houses. coal and wood house. stables, carriage
and COW houses, fowl house. etc !. with elegant
well and cistern nice young orchard, and two
and half acres of ground, Possession given
Immediately. FOR particulars apply to
2S-t @ c. CLAY, $50 Front street.
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nor SSA ss PFEk1R,H'DRARE oHxN6E.-

TNoRsGLE- BEAUTIFUL LOT ON ADAMS
tV street' IN. 80. L64-tl ]. X. WRAY.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Cairo and 81. Louis.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company-For
Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer Grand Tower, IL ,
Lennox.-........."..mast
win leave as above THIS DAY. October 9Th,
~ VIVA FLEM. CALVERT. sup't.
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THOR RENT-A SPLENDID STAND FOR
desk-room. cigar or oyster stand. Apply
AZ IL Madison street. LJ-I
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WANTED : THOSE WISHING BORED
w wells will leave orders at No. Ss9 Second
street for c. III. Robinson. Dol
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1l:o5 a.m.-Sales for January, ~ Slice; No
vember. Is 9-l6c. . HaI
p.m.-Cottoni is firm, with light offerings.
Spot sales to-day, SOS; futures, 900. Sales for
January, l9Ao; February, 1880; November,
IoiLc. December Is li-l6c
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05

hiring il up TO lts former activity IA an Interesting conu
drum on the correct solution of which hangs al the lore
nd fine profits in this old fayorte Of the Specializing fra
ternity. Central and Hudson drags Its slow length
along Few dare short OF It, lest heaVy scrip uV-
dend should be sprung them, and not many
ara inclined TO buy and carry the
stock at the present high rates for money
especially as the Commodore makes haste so slowly IN
all his matters and particularly In regard 10 ss"eS
scrip Lake Shore is more active tbah ether vi 'ue
two last mentioned stocks and prices are oleraDy wen
sustained on the belief that 1t will always yield as mueh
as eight per cent per and that the shaeS are
cbeap M anything less than par provided money be not
100 stringent Rock Island. with an oeeasohai s'ep
backward, has generally moved with toeraoe s~au'
ness toward higher prices, and Is better appreeaeu az
the present writing than ut any time IN many "eehs
pas Ia wing to-day actually jumped some "a per cent
IL ia I'm the hands Of able, strong, ana CON
seryative men, whose policy is not always dlscerhioe'
they have lust sense Of the intrinsic value Of the stock
but have no objection buying IL at the lowest point
and selling at the highest TO taking gentle mana a
milking the market" as opportunity presents s'.
Paul Is puzzle to the street. the rocenee OF lts cheI
manager who never, even by tho movement OF mus
Gle OF his face betrays anything, placing the concern
out Of the pale OF the most cunning guesser western
Union is more than 3 per cent lower than it was
month ago, seeming TO have but poor support
from the party known tho Ring" or from any other
source all the former small operators in its shares haV
ing apparently Joined the Hopeful Brigade with Gen.
Mcawber ITS head, and are resignedy waiting or
something to up The politicoilnancnl sanhedrim
having the desnies OF this concern In their Keeping
assert that they have desire to sell out to the Govern
ment even at par while at the time 1t suspected
that they are anxious to know when the raVishng Is 10
begin" To the ordinary observer they are making the
gradual approaches towards Uncle Sam while in words
they warn him OF the premises. Union Pacific Is again
approaching the point where some time since the
outside public advised to " go In and wln'' We
were then promised wonderful developments OF
plans for the Improvement OF the property OF the COM
pany but the stock declined n the very face OF their
fine words and hope deferred made all small holders 30
sick that they threw up their shares In disgust and pub
lie opinion settled down to the belief that even the
eminent men the head of this great national enter
prise were proud for pastoral pursus-n snort
that they, too, had gone into the milking business
The opening, highest lowest. and closing prices OF
Il N
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
WEDNESDAY. Dec. I-P. ".


The day at the Stock Exchange has been
unusually quiet and uninterestlng business during the
afternoon being entirely suspended in gold aud
pretty generally 30 in stocks. The specua-
ton in that department greatly limited
all day, though during the forenoon there
was brisk business in Rock Island at 11idl1 a1, and
in Pacific Mail 81 asE the being strong and the
other notably weak. The other shares steady at
very narrow fluctuations unti the close when the
entire market yielded and closed heavy.
The business of the Exchange has settled down TO
state Of quiet and duness that leaves but little of fact
for the press TO on, for the qudnuncs
Of the street discuss. The impression clearly is
no important upward movement can he mauguTated
and advanta geousy maintained the basis Of the
ent quotations, the almost universal inclination
being TO wait for lower prices The shrewd
managers Of the cliques have probably discov-
cred this fact, and availng OF every oppor-
tunity sell without depressing prices too rapidly.
This believed be especially the with the quick
minded stockwe, whose whole proves him to he
q master OF his business. BY system OF manipulation
that for shrewdness, is hardly paralleed in Was he
ia said 10 have marketed all the COmpanys stock par
or upwards, and In doing he has doubtless parted
with much OF bis equally favorable terms. In
deed IL Is than hinted that he has been seller Of
stock every day since the price par and that
ls still seller. Suppose he has It in contemplation yet
Legislature would It not be exactly in keeping with his
character for shrewdnes first TO sell the bulk OF lis
holdings depress the price TO the lowest point and then
quietly buy IL all back again and reduce the capital
stock as originally contemplated We sec nothing to
prevent the stock from being borne down to 60 # he
wills Who will enter the lists against him in such
designi
North Western common Is IN the position OF just
recovered high fever, requiring perfect rest and
tranquility which the public seem unanimously disposed
TO give II. What course Napoleon Gould VIA tzke to
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
COTTON MARKETS.

Eonpo1k Dee 4-Cotton smi Mldns, lsc reoert,
Isl bales sales IV bales s'c 300
bales
MIHPHIs Dec 4Coon smer; Midngs lsGl9ici net receipts,
ASIA bales; shipments l682 baes stock Jlls bales
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 4--Cotton quiet Mddinss lsio -
AususrA 4Cottca quiet MddhngS lSc net receipts %f
bales; sales, 9<5 bales - - .,.
SAyANSAH Dec frmer; Low Mings, s.c Middags.
l8kc receipts eIpors-to Crest Bin 1867 be 20 ha
Continent 35; coAsws 1916 bae sales 5i1i bales stock ss
bales
uALvEsroS Dee 4ot,On sIm Good Ordinary l6lGeie net
eep bales, erpoIs-coawse $40 baes sales, 20 bales
stock. g. 1888 bales
BAIrsoRE Dee firm Nlidlug, ec gross receipts.
eIpos-eoasswe las baes sales $50 bales s;oe sS
WILMINGTON firm; Mddings. slci receipts,
l2l bales; sales. 50 bales; stsek 3.0l3 -.
ST. Louis Dec -cOit0n quiet Midngs issc receipts 2 bs''
shipments, Is ba.es. - , -.
bales shipments. 841 bales. - -.
CScrsSArf acve; Midlgs ls.c receipts 1876
bales; shipments, 8U7 bales; stock. ? l23 bales
A-Coton STEADY; Mddlng lci net receipts, sI
bales gross LOIS baes $50 baes stock $500 bales
NOZZLE hm and advanced. Good Onnafy Iie :;
Low Mddngs leic MiddluS. isic receipts 2Ss gles
l,575 bi sales $500 haes last evening iV
bales stock 42tS bales ,,,n
Dee ACOtton in good demand and trmeI Adngs,
800 bates; ex'ort.o Great Bltn II9V
bales AHA bales sss bses stock 81 10 bales
Dec ACoto1 active. prices higher Good Or'aag
Mdins 10. d8ic; Ming lssc net recept% aSti
bales bales; Britain 1905 bales
bales sales 500 bales last eveaip iO bales stOek l'
bales
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKET&

Ioypox Dec Al A. m-Money easy; the 5IG;k
per Bank Of England rate per cent Cou'os opeoa
t e agl Tor money aud ST. AJ for tie account American seen
rites ouet and st.ad United FveTgenty bonds let, Old,
gl 7s "a; TenFortes 83 New fVes & Ene Railway shafe'
al. ,--..
LIVERPOOL Dee 4ll opened frmi MGdng CPand''
9.Ql0d Mlfhng Orleans, l0.d ...,, . Il. -
LONDON. Dec 81 mC0ns0s for money, Hsd5t io5 he ~
count, 9s d9li. Erie Railway shares ~ ,,, ~, N. .
LIVERPOOL Dec. Al touon Is hrmi hddhng Npth1s
Mddng Orleans Oi sales Of Adding Up2nds Tor Decfnef y ~
LtyEsPooL Dec "a m-Breacsans are quiet Da'Vn W"
per VT New Cumberland Cut III - -.
LosDoS, Dec 4-5 mConsos and American secuies N VI"
changed Ere Railway shares. ~
Pans. Dec. A. SOon.-Rentes, 5H glc. -,
4-5 D. mIOtoB closed unchange1i
da have nghy for speculation ext oi
Mifng Upand for February a. sdi Aadhng ore"n' 20
LoSpoS Dec 4-Evepins ns-Lnseei OIL SO 10 tun Common
LvERPcoL Dec I-Eyeuing al p eWt for New sfortRS
MidGleA
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES

po,sov IN THE VANILLA BEAN.-lt Is well
n that from time 70 tme various eases OF poisoiuS
tra.n the use OF vanilla ice have been ho'cou az ,
Bsbed I'm Paris Munich. Vienna, ana other P'"'V''
most careful Investigations have failed 10 uSooNe 'uo
cause In few cases traces OF d ,e !, thc ice hut as
il",n sio has ever resulted from fruit ices Ifetg
IN the vessels It cannot ne % Se sre poisoned nv
dc natives OF south America and MeAeo Nno % iSS srb M
sii. $500, o TO make them smooth aud sOlE Ihls on
with AeY1n ~" "coutsmnated wi(h sharp substance
Is not Sts sSI likes SSnt5arides Hehnk less probable
W., the nirious effects due TO small crystals tOuhu
q, the outer SKIN of the vanilla bean-benz0c aeld
PHoroGRAPHING THE EYE AND EAR.-lhat
ne interior OF the human eye has been pho'o-
eraphed is well known; though the experiment i
a somewhat cruel one for living subject SUI
there are victims who endure IT, An instance "
this kind is given by DR.. Vogel-that OF d "'y
handsome young lady (whose br0ther Is pny =,
cilu) who patiently takes extract OF belad9nua tr
the iup has become sufficiently enlaTgeo "a o Iht and
OF lie eye is then Illuminated win h fbe ear been
photographed. In similar m,nher ,,r, naS ,v Only A
nlofocr1nbed-tbat is 20 say, the tympanuui oS -
tube inserted, in which rs hro & t te interior Of
80 - slso nrovided with central hole, through
which the Illuminated iympanum can DC ate
se, al lenses projects image on the sehsItf0 P'o
snd the picture is made in the ordinary manner
Wn,sKY AS A MEDIcINE.-Those who are
accustomed to the Of good old Irish whisky lor
certain physical maades with which they are aiic'e"
a he interested in the information that DIR. Hodges OF
Best has recently had occasion to analyze several sam
pes OF whsy," and has published the results OF hs
examination In one OF the Dublin papers A botte M oI
islv Ia escrbed as fair sample OF the dIlhk soiu ln
l ciSss uubic houses was examination found 10 Ds
heavily adultcrated with naphtha, cayenne pepper %
VtrjoL Another sample composed alm9ss A
Of nsuhtha slightly colored with genuine whisky any
a tiird deIectabe compound had not even eOlOIlhg
Of the genuine spirit being pleasing eOmDinasVn 81
esvenne pepper oil Of vitTiol alcohol, and sulphae OF
c3ner Which could be produced by any amateur chenls
et the rate OF penny per gallon me pn@y @ Ia
results the consumers OF sueh decoc'iOn o"H 10
imagined.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
nnMPsrIC MARKETN.

PHILADELPHIA. Dee -Four-Th grades moderate e.r.5d
Wisconsin and Minnesota Ezra Family & ~ G 1s. "a o G
Indiana and Ohio 5S Oq an a. ~ we ss Pd 81 SsaT - Sc;
SssSfns3a Snss ssS aSa ", 3Sls' %Rs 81 a ssd
s s cs CS & G1s Sose. sPs ';sa1s aSad isS ss S
cefs 9 R ~ We. 1L'es, s Ls11s oseG & eS eas Ts PIo
business. PORK SIS O9ss 7s Smoked i1: Han.
Pe,fosGm SisS S Sf' crude lsc Refined a WHISKY hs @ &C.
pfe spnF 50 for Amber wnefi So White VIZ;
W 50 for Double EItIa Mhs1' & g't cGEa sus ss held
B.T oairte 81 SSSsi os Measl S FOR BOed ~ for
dius. s2 per Railroad FghtsFoqr 70 BSs'0n 5 2i co.; 70
&c . 80 ASanI of % asSSSi and sm RGt Family 81
No. 25 F,ncy " - s a. w.ts 'fg1 al $ ff eSo,ee Com
@ 9 Mssd .a j Ss He. t h Sa 80 90 - isr
Offering % % g. & g STGyS Ts T a aP Bss eSS i quiet sSodSe: I
t Clear ab Clear Sides ei Hams. ~ LaE :;e,dy e9Se'
Leaf 73aa Kegs sS @e steam E Ryi wHsy SKY a' sas s5S S
state See from Depot o Com quiet Bary-N0'A
's d11s SspS 6 Fcur in r demand and higher Sc 29 70
Corn unsettled nOminly 5odc Oats finn and scarce 'e DUE
cScPssaT Dee 1-FOu demand and aun a. 81 go
Com quiet Old 4aS1sc New todfc Os quiet aga'Sr Rye
@ ss0 5 B1 5d s's.m sS a'a 99ie1f Ke D9 Bulk
in lair Sbbug demand shOoder 9s Clear LID Ee Sds tsr o
ys % Tg s% y s.ay yPSa s ss"'' at %
sdSsr.ss s1 Esg = Dss FSf %nt! af Tn PS
io h corn S SS and unchanged No. Mixed S Eat s.
a.s La n st S 81 Louis on The track S2s elevator B
Al for Grm No. Ole IN elevator "
ern A. Ole PORK ohbBg lots 81 +R 30 Dry saed MEATS
oueued Grin dull Bac0DNO sales LaIdNo demand
Hog, lower at Cattle jul and unchanged r5d %
for Pair 10 Extra Receps-300 bblA Flour 500 bush wheat
bush Corn 1000 bush. Barley. LOO bnsh
Rye Hogs Receipts Of Hogs since Nov l. SIO, against
~ 900 last year. .oo. -, rrA.. G M
hush Corn 80 bush bush. Rail shipments from ee
vators-WheAt Corn 1890 bush Oats y go oush
Barley Flour-We Spring +s9SI zo bakers
81 5O Amber SO 5Oa 80 49, White $sa 50 So wheat quiet ,
small Ots No Chicago sPr1g 81 2Si No Nsiaass % S
New Ohio 4c No Western held at ' No Toledo
a. &C. Other articles unchanged. ,-. l..
DETROIT Demand light and hOl!ers sEI whe.I in
good demand Extra Is; No. White, 81 540Sl i Amee
Michigan 81 sla 81 Corn dul sellers 42c for New Mixed
and Yellow Oats firm at 34c. ,.. -,
C1EvrSD Dec quiet and unchanged When. better NO
Red Winter 81 IS; do held 2 50; No MlSaukse 81 90
Corn quiet unchanged and unchanged Petroleum
Standard White in car lots 23a2c Prime White IN car o
24d2nc , M. IN -
MILWAUKEE Dee quiet and unchanged Wheat dull and
unsettled sales Of No. at I'll a. No at 81 % Oats steady H
27c Tor No. quiet and weak at &c for No hxe hYs
quiet &c. Tor No Barley dn aud nominal AZ &
for No 2Pa Receps-500 bbs Flour 500 bush beat S'w
bush Barley shipmens-6000 bbs Flour, 1000 bush Barley
TOLEDO Dee -Flour 6m and In fair demands advanced "ao
sales OF Michigan 81 ISL 91ti seller Decenf
sI 56dS 51t seller January, 81 56G 81 el No. Red %
No. Do 81 So 81 S. Corr steady at ,e for High h1sa
Dressed Hogs so s5 ReceiptslfoO 6bs Flour tooO sasa
Wheat: BUSH Cora and 1900 bush Oats sbpmentsoV
bush Wheat; 6,UOO bush. CON- and 9 900 bush Oats
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO n Y Dee L-CArTLEThe receipts toeiay we're t
head kng the total supply for the week thus FAR 95 head or 10
for the time The market vas
strong yeedas prices for good cattle With but Little inqaT %
exceedingly HIGHT har
crn give About head disposed Of sales OF
la Indiana ranging rom os n to 1852 n at 80 SGsI so
34 adianA ranging from lS 10 $50 b at $S 0a 80 -
Indiana and heen steagng $50 70 at 81 l 20 % np ,
ranging llO7 10 l25 n. At 50 200 50 2o 20 oo
averaging $50 10 1895 % Michigan steers averaging l
n at 81 25i 42Teras steers, averaging 7 D At - o.
LAnBshe receipts tetay oO heal m~k no
total supply for the week thus M 1908 bead against ssaa o s
The opened slow at H advance on a
closing prices But few buyers aitendanes sales o. 30
Ohio sheep ranging from 81 70 @ h at S - Indiana shee sIesos
Canada sheep averaging 10 To- IS SO 81 Canada lambs averaging
81 n al s6 so. ,.,--.-,-
eghe receipts to-day bead making the total supply
head sgans. 10 po head for the sane tine
last week The market Yesterdays qa-aon
holders endeavorng prices lo eNL, but ousTs sont make
an advance on yesterdays pnceA Good hogs rule at StGs ~
TIA selected stock shade higher fgure sales this morning o' D" hta
Ohio hogs averaging 40 ~ At - ~ sales Iesterdy Afternoon @
400 head Ohio and hogs ranging rom 200 ~ 20 b al 81 " .
S4l5.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
Coleman Benedicrs closing quotations at 4 p. m. "

The news from London not important consols and
American securities retaining their late hrmness, and
money ruling in the open market at about 81 per cent
All the sales OF gold were at 12i and 112I and limited
in amount The Gold Room was officially closed at
D. m in token OF respect to the memory OF Mr. Greeley
Tomorrow the Treasury will sell million gold. ON
gold the rates co., 3, and per cent Tor Dor
rowing fiat for carrying, q l. and per cent The
exports to-day consisted Of $4,000 In silver bars The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed in called bonds lOo and
paid out in coin interest s26loo The days business al
the Gold Exchange Bank was follows: Gold cleared
S5e os OOO gold balances S7ssG96 currency balances
g. 574953. The following were the quotations:
tu:U....il2i n:oo....Il2l lE0o....l2s EO'''''uzt
IO:1....lI2i u:Jo. ...II2i l2;5d.....ii2i
The rates for foreign exchange remain dull 1t Will be
noticed that rechsmarks quoted singy or by the
hundred which h the same thing as far as the quotation
l. ~. .tn
New-York tribune., 1872-12-05
PECFlprs or PRODICE.

PEI hoTta Rrer PesVb ana Ratro9da -
Dec I'll pkgs Ashes IS bales Broom Cora IL bb cove 10
bars Copper Cotton 40 pkgs Dried fruit 81 bis Egi,
Is 35 bis Flour 80 bb Meal s2g7I hgh Wheat lNs2 bah-
Com ~ 80 hash Oats 1855 bush RE 800 bush Malt 1891 bnsh
B,rey 251 bags Secd bbA Beans 10 bsles Hemp 1 bales Hops
2g Hides bales Hes 1893 bJs kosn D b6 Spirits Iar-
Leather 81 bis OIL li5 bhl. Lubncatng OIL
4 pigs ss9 pigs Cut Meats 1913 1g Lard 5o5 Pkg- But
ter 7 pkg Chee l8 q laos, 70 pk5 htea
rre lI pg Rec 1850 p Starch bis sn 81 hads Tobacco,
92J bales Wool, gOl bbs. Whisky