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, 1872-11-14
REAL ESTATE,

The following Instruments were fled for record on
Wednesday, Nov. l3:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot 13, in Block Is, Ct D. S. Lees Addition, dated
Nov u; consideration, $3.50.
Butterheld st, Of Twentynnth st, 1, Is It to a.
ley, dated Nov. 13; consideration, 81 500.
Kossuth s IS # Of Hanover St. +, 25x125ft dated
March s; consideration, 81 900.
Lots 80 aud 49, in Block 2 of D. S. Lees Addition,
dated Oct. %; consideration, 2,70o-
Ewing st, bet Canal and Clinton sts, 1, y II Of Lot
Is, dated Nov. 10 consideration, 81 500.
North AZ, ASK It Of Learitt st, f. 24x130 It. dated
May 81: corsidsrstion, s7oo.
Person st, Of Rush ST. +, 25114os5 It, dated Nov.
IL: consideration, $500.
~. Summer M st. e corner OF seyenty-ninh st, " +,
2s1lao # in Block 6, Elston:s Addition dated JAM 3;
confederation, $3.50.
property, dated Oct. consideration, goo. Chas
L: spa1ldng 1s M to TN. n C. IN Arnsqa n o. % ot Boston, =
Oct. 20 consideration, 800.
st E i 5sisa & d9 Psnnf sso5 e
Sa III boss T. Sc ss T. a. dated Nov
Lot 81, in Block of H.rrison'a Blocks 1and 2, in
Sec 1s, 49, II, dated Nov. consideration, $3.50
Iet a7,of shsTnnas Lot !, IL Block 90, in Sec
So i dated Oct @ p ;s M $50 ao
y Sa ~
dated Sept. Is consideration, $3.50.
Lourel st, ct A." C" st, VT Lot II, dated
Nov II consideration, 5000.
Lot 81, Block u, Of n Sec 81, 49, Il, dated Oct
19 consideration, s, 900.
Lots as 10 so, in Block g. Of Wards Block T. Shelf
fields Addition, dated Nov consideration 81 000
Clayton at, a25 # + Of Lincoln st, f. 25x126k it,
dated Aug. is consideration, $500.
Lcayitt st. between Polk End DeKa1b sts, I, 25x126
II, dated Aug. 80 consideration, $1,000.
weitesa * & Of Ts1le5 q sso St S'11oo it.
Park av, between Lincoln and Wood sts, I, a2x132
#, dated Oct. 4; consideration, $11 400.
Burnside ST. Of and near Tweutyninth ST, ct, Is It
g 600.
Blue Island az, between Sixteenth and Evans sta,
% and e. dAted Oct 1G consideration, s. 500.
CITY LIMITS.
Lot 2, IN Block %, In RayensWoed, dated Nov. Q;
consideration, s, 900.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Undivided u OF Lots to 25 in Block II, ct 4 n
J! Sec II, IS, II, dated Oct. 26; consideration,
Lots Is and %, in Block1 I, Of 5<nw 4 of y II
Sec 9, 80, II, dated Nov. Is; consideration, $780,
Lot II, in Duncans Block :, Of Taylor l. Kreiehs
Of x Sec 4, 80, II, dated Oct. g.; considera-
Lots to and barn, Lots to 8 in Clark Laytons
Lots to TO- in Block 8, Of Walker stias on's Il Of
, 1872-11-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,


PORT or CHICAGO.
stmr shsboyssn, Milwaukee, 50 bu potatoes, a Pigs
gtnr Corona, milwaukee,, laid up for the winter.
Prop Vanderbilt EuGalo 634 pkga fish, los tons pig
schr Tom Paine Holland, 10 eds bark, 20 eds wood,
schr Sch william J. Preston, oswego, 4ol brls salt.
3sa, sshr Rate AoTaEd Manstee 90 N lumber
6chr Heed Case, Buffalo, SIC TONS COAL
Prop City Of Fremont. A1ackinaek 200 eds wood, 600
Prop Lake Michigan, Montreal $50 tons pig iron, and
schr 9. Barber, Ludlngton, 100 m lumber.
schr Iuter-Ocean, E1ie, auudEies.
schr Annie Thor1ne, Marlowoc, 80 eds wood, 200 m
schr G. r, Bentley, Cleveland, 300 tons coal.
Prop East, Pantaugon, ,585 brls salt.
Prop 8. G. Baldwin, Milwaukee, 625 tons coal.
Prop East Saginaw, Gross vulage, 174 cords wood.
schr ]. T. Tracey, Maulstee, lso m lumber
schr 8. g. Andrews, Punsaukee, $50 n lumber. :.
schr Joses, Muskegon, 118 N lumher
Schr Elya, White River, 48 cords wood.
schr hoselle M1nonnce, 200 m lumber, 20 N 1ath
schs MN. Jones, Muskegon, 100 m lumber
schr Queen OF tbs Vest, Mcnonliuee LTD lumber Is
schr Horace Greeley, Sister Bay, 81 cords wood.
Schr Kate Winsow, Erie $50 tons coal.
sehr Addia, Beutoa Aar6e1, a1 Is Gods wood.
stmr Sheboygau, milwaukee,, sundries.
dries.
rs bags seed. bales WOOL = b!ls POI porE e.A' A'
Prop Mohawk, Pine River, 458 brs our aud gundries
Prop cuyahoga, Duluth 1900 bu oats, 2Uu6 nu corn,
a2o 3s;a bsls aour IS Rkgs lard, 20 pka taoN, 20
sehr g: A King. collngwood, 1915 bu corn.
Scbr Montca1u,, Buffalo, 20, ,O82 bu corn.
aehr Annie vought, Buffalo, 10 G0O bu corn.
Schr J. F. Tracey, A4nistee, L tols coal
schr Addie, Benton Harbor, 20 tons coal, and sun-
schr Donaldson, Buffalo, o. 800 bu corn.
bark Ezast1a Corning, Buffalo, 10000 oats.
, 1872-11-14

HOGS The market opened extremely dull
this morning, and prices at once settled down
10@15c per 100 ths, or to s3.9o@4.2o. Packers
did not seem inclined to take hold even at tllis
low range. and as Boston buyors were doing
Of the day, wore bad look. Holders seemed
discouraged and there was evory indication that
prices would still further reccde. But toward
noon packers commenced operating on
q more liberal ecale, and ship
pers - Boston buyers Included - took
hold with moro interest. and, under the in
creased demand, 8 bettor feeling prevailed,
though no part Of the decline was recovered.
Sales were effected at S3.90@3.95 for common,
for good to choice. 4 few car loads Of assorted
hogs wero picked up by Canadian buyers at
Sa25, but other lots equally desirable wero dis
posed Of with difficulty at s4.15@4.2U. The
market closed steady at s390@420, with be-
tween 5000 and IL, 900 left over unzold.
, 1872-11-14

CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 13.-Charters
were: From Chicago to Black Rock, schr
Swallow, wheat ut 13c to Buffalo; schr Onon-
dago, coTn on owners account Echr j. B. Bent
ley and Reid Case, corn On owners account
schr Montcalm, corn on p. t. To Kingston, schr
Sweepstakes, wheat on owners account. Total
Grwheat2, capacity 81 QUO bu; corn 4, capacity
Ill ,Du0.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 12-Grain freignts are
more active, but rates have declined 1@2c..
Charters include the following: Propellers
Plymouth, wheat, and Empire State, wheat and
barley, to Buffalo at New York through rate;
propellers Annie Young and Gorden Campbell,
wheat to Erie at Philadelphia through rate;
'schr Waucoma, wheat to Buffalo at lie; schr
Gorrit Smith, wheat to Oswego at 15c; schr J.
II. Hartzell, wheat to Ogdensburg at tic.
BUFFALO, Nov. l1.-Rates steady. Captain
Schr Alameda, railroad iron to Toledo at 51.25
to Toledo at 81 per ton, free; schooner Etna,,
coal, Cleveland to Chicago, 50 per ton, free.
Reported by Il. Fl. Smith, Esq. Schooner A.
Boody, water lime to Chicago, 57Oo for the cargo,
free; schooner Miami, coal to Detroit, SIPS
per ton, and wheat back at Sc per bu; schooner
Mary L. Higgie, coal, Cleveland to Chicago, 50
per ton, free; schooner William Keller, stone to
Cleveland, 81 per cord, free, and COAL Cleveland
to Chicago, g per ton, free; schooner Minotte
Mitchell, coal to Detroit, SIPS per ton, free;
bark H. Bissel1, salt, Bay City to Chicago, 400
per brl, +. 0. b.; schooner Oneonta, coal to Chi
cago, S1-50 per ton, free. Reported by the Salt
Company: Schooner Prince Alfred, salt to
Erie, &c per brl, t. 0. b.; schoone1s Etna and
Mary l.. Higsie, salt to Cleveland, Sc Per brl, +.
o. b.
, 1872-11-14

more literally sunpIied viii anat 5a;ti 80 -
S@sc SsS y 1sRsat as~ is Ss s aGs E,
raslns new 10 as5 sR9: s 65aisas oia
Ss peaele!s psre ssgas oeiabss p:ssa
new, s6Se; DO Weste1as 77Ee pesI ebsan sdaan.
Bfazis 1@i5o Tecsas N1gsa snus l9@
peanuts 7c; Wilmington peanuts So Tennsasee ln nea.
GAME-yyas in moderate request. at 1oxrsr ,,-;co,
a11ar ducks quotable prario teS reass
5o doz do ut s25 doz do ct = ilessn5 on sa M at
qua saddiss 7siison aoa & aS sos =:
Green FRuITs-Apples were in good demand for
shipment car lots quotabe ct g 4o@2 rs . br An
s srs snsf 1t fan zas as
1of pes Mens anist let
included choice apples at s275 on track car at
Sz;oo cars 40 at S35o lso brls at s2a5@o75; 50
m hrls G Sranberriss q 60 bGs do at s1o.75@l15
100; 70 Cease cases do at $3.50.
s sspG aha s1sncps Vim shs s
values were steady al around Trade was only fairly
active tive At the sa subjoinsd quotations:
CoFFEEs-Aocha, SOC; 0. g. Java, 24A@25a1c; Java
NO. 2 23A823Ac fancy Rio, 23@23Ac choice do, q
@22Ac; prime Rio, 211f@2113c; good Dc, ,2oN@21Ic;
common do, 19@19Ec; Singapore 2N323ac;
Costa Rica, 224@2sHc; Martcaibo, 22A@23Ac.
16@16c. -~>4<7' N'~'@'
;. R1oE-Pstna, 84@8hc; Rangoon, 7A@72lc Caro-
lima, 8A@8Ac.
suaAas-Petent cut loaf, 1455@14,lc; crushed and
powdered, 135z@13zzc; grnnulated, 13ss@l3s<c; 4,
standard, 13{G13jSc; do No. 2, 1ozz@l}c: B, 12.za
1szsc; extra G, l297<12Nc; ;c No. e H7s@lo5c; vel
low ., uH@n5sc; choice brown, 11A@nHc; prime
do, 1f@ll4c; fair do, 1oN@10slc choice moasses
sugar, 111l@111c; fair do, 9at@9Ec.
SYRuPs-Dlanond drips 81. .30ll 35: silver drins
extra fine 72@75c; good sugar-house syrup, 45@5oc
extra do 50955c; New Orleans molasses cloicc, 75a
@a0r; do common, G5G7Qc: Porto Rico uo(asaes
, 1872-11-14

LEal0MS-Ihe offerings were Light but ample for
present requirements. Leuisia1a oranges in fair
supply and good demand. Ee quote French at 57.o0@
500; aalagas, at 81 Oranges at Sl0Uo911 50
per brl, or S4.00 per 400.
METALS AND TIMERS STOCKING new features
we're noticeable in this department; satisfactory
business was transacted at former prices. Ne con-
tinuo to quote:
TIN PLATE-Ic, 1ox14, $500; do, 1879, $3.50; do,
14120, $1,000; do, roofing, &c, Sl4.00.
PIC T1S-Large, 4'c; small, 45c; bar, 45c.
SHEET Z1so-Ful casks, Hike; half casks, 115zc;
less quantity, loc; slab, &c.
SHEET 1RoS-No. "a, 7Ec rates.
coPPER-copper bottoms, 4sc braziers, over T. lbs,
47c; timed copper, 43c.
WmE-2 to Sc G. s, and 9, 1oc: 10 to II, lie; 1o,
y hc IS and Il, 1oKc; Is and 16 l4c II, 15c; 18,
16c; H. 19c 2o 2oc full bundle, Is per cent discount
fence wire. SC.
NAILs-A good steady demand exists for nails
at $G12hGG25 rs 4 basis, with 12kc OF to
tho trade, We quote: 10d per keg, ss.l2H@
ID e d. g. q d. s. "a Ssss1 O. S
fine, ss.s7k@eco; "a do, 50, E@y50; chnch, $3.50
@8G2H. l2t1 of to the trade.
3r s1,f,
, 1872-11-14
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov. 13.
ahe following we're the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-11-14

+ooAS4AsA"AAo 4tIc1k'tS iAls 1LDIuIHS NCIe very
large, and greatly in excess Of the demand. Live
per lb; geese at 00o@l05U Dressed poultry in
1air request Sales include coops chickens at s35
70 coops DO at = coops turkeys at 10@11e
dressed chickens s375@4.0o; coops geese at $1,000
POTAToES-lFere quiet aud prices irregular. Tho
difficulty in making deliveries continues to enbarrass
receivers. Sales include car pcachblons at 50c
delivered car at 45c, On track; cars at 40c on
track.
SWEET PoTAToEs-were in light demand at 81, 90
Tor Jerseys; S3.25 for choice yellow S275@300 foz
far.
SALT-This product was in continued good demand
at previous Quotations. The supply is exceedingly
light, and tn consequence firm feeling peryades tho
market. We quote: Onondaga, fine, SOS; ordinary
COARSE $e25 Saginaw. fine, s. IS COARSE Diamond G,
S225; dairy, without bag, $500; do, with bags,
$500; ground Solar, s225; ashton dairy, per bag,
$500 ground alu1nn, 1925.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLNDs-Were active md
without visible Change in prices. We continue to
quote:
, 1872-11-14

hyBou 75c@1.0o; common imperial 65@75c; good to
choice do Soc@s1 05 fine to good gunpowder s0c@1O5
choice extra $1259135 choice to extra Leaf
Japan, 9uc@S .05: fair to good do, 60990c; colored
natural leaf Japan, 55@65; common to fine Ooong Is
@55; good GOATS: choice to extra, 90@l.05.
TOoACCO-The tobacco market remains firm and
unchanged:
CucW1SG-Fine Cut-Extra, 75{280cs choice, CSC
70c; common, 55@60c; poor, 40G5oc.
sMoK1se-Extru, 33@35c; medium, 3o@32c; CON-
mon stems, 27@29c.
=, p1ue-NatuEsl Leaf, 75@soc; half bright, 6o@7oc;
black, sound, 48G55c.
WOOD-We continue TO quote: Beech, $500; 1ua-
ple $l4o0; hickory, $1450@1500; slabs, $s00-delv-
cred.
WOOL-This market continues quiet and unsettled
10 what extent the fire will affect it is not yet known,
built is very generally believed that prices must ad-
vance before long. Dealers holding of until the
effect can be a5certaned As prices ara not sufficient
y Settled to warrant change, continue our former
quotations:
.out9o5c
~, ~, "asuSu a1ngy.
Eeee' I' 1-A AS1t.. ...oot9ooc
EIeeee, "3s1cd, x, light. .52955c
E3eeee, "asneo, ~, dlngy. .45t950c
Iaeece, "asnetl, u1ngy .434iac
E!eece, washed, medium Light. 53S555o
E1eeccs "asned, medium dingy .45G43c
Fieece, unWashed, X&XX, in good condition o9{a34o
T1seee' nnwaahed, S&2X, dingy. .30@33c
Eisece' nnWashed, coarse, Light. ..........35a
s,'a' anWashed COARSE and .3o36c
22uper, pulled {nominal) 4OG45o
LIT, pulled {nominal a5SS4Oc
Back deece, IS of washed.
o'aca and bury wools, 5@10c less.
, 1872-11-14

5fI4US-Ine market was 4nlet, bnt sttauyt ~ yo5-
terdays prices. Prime timothy quotable at s.
The offerings Of clover Limited, and the market IS
firm At s5oo@51 for good medium to prime: oe nla5
$1.1o; 1nillet, e5@7oc Hungarian, so@85c: Sales
were reported Of 20 Backs good timothy At $2.s2M;
u bags do at 81 sacks common at l6 sacas
prime clover at $50; sacks DO good at s5.oo 26
sacks do at SALTS; bags fax ut s1.25.
IEAs-Tlls market WAS unchanged n tone, or IN
pricea Business was generally reported fair at former
quotations Hyson common to fair, 60955o; good, 65@
75c; choice to extra 0o@1 40; supectne to tine old
, 1872-11-14

a terrible sea was raging outside last night.
Tho tug Bismarck left her tow outside night
before last. on account Of the heavy southeast
wind. Tho brig VanSchwich brought them in
yesterday morning.
1t is reported that two unknown vessels are
ashore south Of this port
Already movement is being made toward
laying up the lumber shipping portion Of our
lake crafts II hayo been laid up in this port al
ready, and others will soon follow.
, 1872-11-14
1A.01t324,QQ


Joist and scaatlng, IS to u feet....... 1e.oo@oo
Timber-saved + to 1G fee:.. 15oo92ooo 90
59ainges-savsd 4. 3.oo'9 5.oo 10
peksts SO. - 9Ng1Sn
Cedar ',o..." 49, sniit i6.ooals'D
Cedar T,osls, round o0oo53ao0
Lalh. -.--..................-. 3.5o@ 400
No. sa"ed- .-.......-..............-S1 @2.00
a Gs'a Of sasl: as'4
bI ch.p7a foe1 per eaf 10 os adaeo "n
TLicknessSFves sb;nu,ss nu ~ ts tr inches in th,ck
ness. "@-@1'''~>'~ ~ WV
Leasth-sxteen inches.
hRDwooD-Trade at the hardwood yards was
very good to-day; buyers were il fair attend
ance, black walnut and ash being chiefly called
for, which remained firm at fthe annexed prices.
Hickory was also in fair demand and brought
from S50.00@75.00. Prices unchanged al fol
lows
Oak {dr5}. 00@4oo0
Black walnut 25.0o@soo0
naple; Fax 15.o0@s5.o %
R5,stsrr; ~ Soo94o@
Counter tors iseect @3'Ug099 ~ ~
Flooring, in. grooyei and natched.... 1"0"s 1866
A1les -..................,., 500 IS
Wagon poles {eachl- chl--..................... $50 90
dlskorJ. bo.o097500
hHIFENoOD-A GoGd business Vas transacted
in WhlteWood to-day. Common boards wera
chiefly called for. Prices closed finn as foInvra.
Boz boards. s35. .O0a4o0o
Common ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 2o.oo32oo
ouI1s isoogisoS s
, 1872-11-14

cooPERAGE-There was fair Inquiry among pack.
ers for pork barrels and lard tierces Prices were
tir Thopt msteria i eh1nge We continue to quote
whiskey narres, sol5@2.25; -four barrels, 66@55c
slaves and heaaings oo@2oeo for porkbs11els hour
Sect -four hoop poles, s1s,oo@2o.oo . m pork and
tierce poles oo@4ooo . N whskey barrel aayes,
$a3.oo92aoo 2 m Sales were reported Of 1900 pork
CALIFORNIA FRUITs-Were in good good reouest on
local and interior account. Prices arc steady at s. rs
20 boxes East Berre pears at On 5aes haIas ,ncde
ter Nels at 10 tuba Rendinel grapes at 3c
100 tubs do White Tokay at 25c: 200 tubs do Muscat at
2oe per y: '>~' ~ e~10S>' ~
CHEEsE-The cheese trade WIS again reported dull
with prices duh for oil goods not strictly prime Stocks
are Lar woskng order and dealers filing orders
WITH promptness. We repent our quotations: New
York factory a5916o; Ohio factory, 13@14hc; Vest
'F9 eoaf@P.iesss 5affso:g; iass1aMe ntzs fr, .n,
!o%ang quotations furnished: Lehgh, lump, Sl 50;
Lehig6 prepared q sl1oo Lackawanna, s11oo Erie,
s1os0@1 s19 s01 90 BriaE Him. co; Walnut Hi,
Moeaing iea 90 aVaa1ley 81 Camel Coal $780,
weaE and irregular, quoable at 24e IN job lots 25c in
1etal1 Way Sales include Its pkgs at 25c ado doz at
&c; 240 doz picked at 20c '
naue 10 meet with fair demand ut 65966c for prime
I've geese iro hrat hands obbng prices for assorted
5000. Sales include sacks prime i've Geess At G5c1
f!sa-Bos1ness in this department was rather qniet
agaIn to,aay but there is surplus stock on hand,
The sacrifice Of prices. Fat ackere1 arc scarce and
W. no doubt advance. but other descriptions rule
s,eauy. we quote: No. ! whtefsh, $5,0D65.25;
NO. ?, sA75@5.0o; No. /, trout A506A75;
~ 20; :o5o snore an. g. nackere s1o.5o@lo75; No. bay
shore, kits, s1.75@1s0; bank Goldfish, s5.5o@5.75:
Georgea cod-tah, s65o@675; box herring, No. j, 30@
sc; bo1 barring, scaled, 42@45c; Columbia River
salmon. new. haH brls $l60o@1o.25.
tKo1ts AND SUTs-Ouly moderate amount Of
trading WAS done in thia market, and former quota
, 1872-11-14

sHEEP-The sheep market was fairly active,
and prices were unchanged. We quote at $3.50
@5.25 for common to choice.
, 1872-11-14

sw 4 Sec 2, SO, II, dated NOV. l.; consideration,
$4,000
WEST OF CITY LIMITS.
Lots 81 to so, IN Block Of Jacobs Block g Of
9 SEQ So, 40, l3, dated Oct. % consideration.
81 llQ. -
, 1872-11-14

CATTLE-The demand Was again fairly &C.
tive, not only On Eastern account but to SUD-
ply the wants of feeders and local butchers and
the hrm feeling developed yesterday was q
feature OF the market to-day. The receipts
we're fair, reaching 2,420, and making total Of
tory business was transacted at an advance of
25@50c in natives and 50@75c in Texas aud
Cherokee cattle, as compared with the closing
prices Of last week. The quantity Of the offer
lngs, though better than the average of the
past few weeks wa5 far from being up to the re-
quirements Of the trade, the larger portion con-
slstlng Of thin rou5hish natives and common to
fair Texas cattle. The range of prices paid was
S2.50@6.S0, the inside figure for poor Texas
COVE, and the outside for 3 drove of fat native
steers averaging 1,416 lbs. Stock steers we're
and holders found ready buyers at full yester-
days prices, or at a3.00@4.25 for common to
really good lots. Only few common droves re-
manned uuHold at the close, and the market
closed steady and firm.
Eftfa-draded 6teeEs averaging 400 rs s6.40@6.60
Choice becves-Fine, tat, well well formed syear
to year @ old steers, and averaging 1,200
GOOD Observation-Disclosures fney.formed '''0'70'@'
steers averaging 1,1oo to 1900 rs ....... 6.zo@5eo
Medium Grades-steers in fair desh, aver
agng 100 to $50 4so@525
Butchers' 6tock-Connnon to medium
steers, and good to extra cows, for city ..
slaughter, averaging 800 e 100 ha:.... s2s@45o
flesh, averaging 700 to l.oso lbs...:.,... soo@*25
nferior-Lght and thin coTs heifers,
-stags, bulls, and scalawag steerH...... 2.6o@3.oo
Texas Catue-Through droyes. es............ 2.2503300
Texas Catte-Northern vintered......-... s,25@s.75
Te1as Catue-Corn-fed ................... 4Wlaa475
CATTLE
, 1872-11-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

--.- WEDNESDAY, EvEy1yu Nov. "a
me receipts Of live stock during the week M
to this evening" ware na fo1l1,vs e
, 1872-11-14

UILs-PF7ces Of ols were unchanged. lair de-
mand exists for carbon, lard nnseed aud turpenine,
but other descriptions are moro or less neglected.
We quote: Carbon, o7h@28c extra lard oil, Strictly
winter, 85a current make, No. l. 7oc No. 2 csc;
n,see1, raw, 85e do boiled yoc whale 6sc; sperm,
ira, Il 90 do No. 90G95c bank oil, Csc 6tralts
70c elephant oil, CSC turpentlue, TIC.
PAINTS, COLORS, AND pUTTX-Rer1ain quiet at
, 1872-11-14
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. Is.
Lumber vessels wore in good demand, and
,,nchopoad oa fo1Tn1yg
, 1872-11-14

began to buy, and prices advanced rapidly. the
market closing firm at tho outside. Cash No. 2
sold 1T 59@G2c; seller the month at 57@59c :;
and No. 8 st 4s@52c, the latter closing easier at
51@51Lc. The great discrimination on
cash No. 2 over seller the month was
because the barley was wanted for
G2c; 5000 bu do at G111c; $500 bu do at Gle:
500 bu do at 6oLc; 2,4o0 bu DO at 6oc; 200 bu
DO at SOC; 1000 bu No. 8 ut Sc; 6,4o0 blu do at
511ac; 1890 bu do at sic; 1,Go0 bu do at 5016o;
bu do ct 49c, 4,4oo bu do at 4s15c; 1000
bu do at 4Sc; 1000 bu neglected at 40c 400 bu
do at 1890; 200 bu do at 3sc; 400 bu do at
BIC; 1900 bu DO ct acc; 1900 bu do Mt 35Lc;
$500 bu do at &c., 1,2o0 bu BY sample at 80c
800 bu do at 7Sc; 800 bu do at 75c, all on track
200 bu do at G215c. Total, 76, 400 bu.
The various statements Of crop conditions and
market prospects, hitherto published in pieces,
are thus summarized by the american Trade
Journal:
The crops of the United States are admittedly large
IL yield this year, particularly in wheat and corn, and
California has grown more wheat than in any previous
year. In Europe the returns not so satisfactory
France has produced an abundance Of breadstus also
Spaln but Germany shows deficiency, and the United
mud Russa have fair sield, but the aggregate 81
all Europe will short about one hundred
millions Of bushels in cereals The wheat crop
usual yield, and the consequent requirements OF the
Kingdom will probably be 80, o,00o0o5 bnshels To the
United states therefore, will be afforded favorable
market for its large SURPLUS and probably better prices
than now ~ exist The deficiency Of tho root crop In
Europe ~ per cent, will it is presumed also cause
half the price Of wheat, must become 3 substitute
to SO large en- extent as to cause its nearer
approximation IN value to the higher cereal. AIr.
Rains the British statstician estimated tho
sources Of M suppies to England tnus From Ca1ifor-
MA l25o ooo quarters r. TIE Atlantic States 225oooo
ters The Black and Mediterrean gea countries, 1500
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