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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-01-12

"They have starved him." said the
seal, "but he will come to himself
and get his old size and corpulence
again. suppose he is the great sea-
serpent that men are so afraid of, and
talk so much about. / never saw him
before, and never believed i'm a sea
serpent" and with that, down went
the seal.
How much he knew! how he talk.
ed" said the small fishes "I never
was so wise before If it only isn't al
an untruth."
"We can, anyway, swim down and
see for ourselves" said the littlest
fish; ION the way we can hear what
the Others think about it,"
al wouldn't make q stroke with
my fins to get at something to know VI
said the others, and turned away.
"But I wouldr" said the littlesl
fellow, and put off down into deep
water; but 1t was a good distance
from the place where "the long
thing that sank" lay. The little fish
| looked and hunted on all sides down
| the deep water. Never before had Il
| imagined the world to be 30 big. Tht
neTTl0gS Wcut III eIOos Shoois, ehu
ing like q mighty ribbon Of silver
the mackerel followed after, anC
looked even finer. There were fishe:
there of all fashions. and marked
with every possible color jelly-flsh
like half-transparent flowers, borne
along by the currents. Great plantl
grew up from the floor of the ocean
grass fathoms long, and palm-lik'
trees, every leaf tenanted BY shining
shell.fish.
At last the little fish spied o fons
dark streak away down, and made 1T
way toward 1t, but it was neithe
fish nor cable, 1t was the gun-wal,
of a sunken vessel, which above an(
below the deck was broken into By
the force of the sea. The little fisi
swan into the cabin, where the peo
pie who perished when the vesse
sank, were all washed away excep
two; a young woman lay Their
stretched out with her little child II
her arms. They seemed to be sleep
, 1872-11-28
REAL ESTATE.
;-,s following instruments we're fled for record

The following Instruments we're hieo 1or reco'a
Wednesday, Nov. 81:
CITE PROPERTY.
Twenty-seEeuth ut, nf wentworth Az, 8 I, ~ H.
dated Oct. 8; consideration, s, ,oo0-
1ubeck st, bet Holstcin and Henshaw avs, t, Lots
II and Is, dated Nov. u consideration, e1'ooo'
North Peoria st, bet Hubbard and Kin1e sts ~ q
Lo. s, dated Nor. 6; consideration, s2,7'o
Lots 96 to 100 in Block H. Sec 7, l8 oateo eos'
II J: consideration, s5.2'o ~,
lot 81 in Iatin's Subdivision, in x Sec. H. 49,
"A, with buildinga, dated Nov 26; cons1deranon'
e2,coo. .
shurtleff ar south Of and near whitehouEe place,
t. o411x125x #, dated Nov. q consideration s. 2oo
Ieayitt St. Of and near Polk st. eff 25xl26 IT, dated
Aug, consideration, s., 900.
Walsh ST. $50 # 9 Of Brown st. I, 25xluD II, oateo
Ashland AZ, Of Blue Island av, of, 2Oox24o # to
Canal "a" dated Nov. "A; confederation, s25 co.,
canal "a" dated Nov. 81 consideration sc3, 600.
West Har1isou st. +, ITO it. in Copdons Sub
division in 4 Sec. II, 49, Is, dated Nov Is; con
Ea1nn ~ a38 40 # of West Lake st, . +, 501175
#. dated Nov. ! consideration. so,275.
Brown st, So # S Of West Eighteenth ST. vi, 2611o1
dated N.Y. a; nraon sSnziaeat9n aa somg ssoo sp
ay dated nov. s; considetaton Is It to alley,
s;cdgwick st, bet OAK and ", HNts3 ,eo0.
dated Nov u; eoa:id6ated Nov. 27; cons'de1a''on'
ssUoo. Il, corner Of Plum st, e +, Sc #, dated
Iie. ~. ~ cor Of Stewart ~ Triangular no' -
ae+e5 Nov Is consideration, 81 luu.
4axa5o SoHni f. u il BLOCK %, Of Knbark's Ad-
,si;an to Hyde Park, dated NoT. ~ eons'oehs''4''
$500. no :, H,ock 1. Of u nw4 Of 8 II
Les 20 90 ~ dated Nov, 27 consideration. seoo: In
4 seE " e1d T. OF wAsw Sec 2. w. u, ~ 1o-1oo
t.s% o1SH dafel NOV. -; consideration. s2o,2So'
, 1872-11-28
MEDICAL. CARDS.
co BURN
Medical Institute.

No. 1e6 West MadiEons corner Of Rsfsedst, founded
and conducted by DR. j. @. C9F0RN for the treatment
Of chronic and p1ivate diseaserin both sexes.
Dr. COBURN has three dtloEn.s from the best Col-
eRea in the world.
DR. COBURN has records to Jrore his extensive hospl.
tai practice, both private AID pabhc.
DR. CODURN has had 400 experience in the treat.
mop of private diseases any physician Chicago
DR. COBURE cures tb worst form of structure With
out pain cutting, but rth French Dator which
never fails
The COBuRN MF,1OAL INSTITUTE is conceded
6y ~ to be OF first 'ortance and blessing to tie a.
fer any disease of .psiEat2 9atore can can -efeive
who Of medicine both frnr s.eri-
can as wel!4s steign Colleges. DR.. COBURN'S repu-
tariou Is Uron-wlde, and his Medical Institute Ia
thrunged za Patients from al parts tho country for
treatment
Separat Rrlo1s for ladies and gentlemen, and tho
Gnest IN ehit39o No ono is but tho Doctor
His Book or Male and Female Diseases sent free for
two stamg sealed envelopes. Office hours, a. H. to
, 1872-11-28
DRC. BIGELOW

STATE-S1, CHICAGO.
1tia weknoHn by all readers ct the papers. that Dr.
u. Bxeoys the Oldest established physician in Chcazo
Who has aade the Treatment Of al chronic and nervous
Diseases pecialty Sctenes and e4gerienee hare made
pred by tb esteemed ot the highest nedie.l A.
devoted TWENTY YEARS OF HIS LIFE IN pegtsstin3
reHnedies tlat will positively al cases OF 0HRoN1c
The reputation Of Dr. Bigelow is not founded o1 p.o s
colleges; he b.s graduated With honor well known
Institution 90 thts continent Hts praises aEe n os Is
thousand miles o but sounded at doofs; theg
At n9t dated dozep seafs ago, hut pow s3entlee1
The medical faculty neT ChtfHso s5s T
Read his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies and genne ss
en Sent freeto any address II ssaled envelope
in the city, with SEPARATE PARLoRS for ladtss $50
ia th' all
DR.. c. B1GELOW, Nc. S64 Sate-st. Oco hours from
, 1872-11-28
MILL, LUMBER, AND IRON NOTES

The steam saw-n;ll Of Cunnin gham. Robinson.
the 25th.
Work on the open he1natite mines at Mar
quette has been SUSPENDED for the season tn
the opening Of navigation in the spring.
-Messrs. Smith d Co.'S large Mil rsar Sidney
9a1 Centre, Mich. Tas enirely conaamed by fra
5100, 900 worth Of winter g6ods. They will taxi
out from ten to twelve tons It ore this winter.
The steamer Nebraska, o. leaving Detroit
Saturday, for Duluth, struck bottom rhle cross-
ing the Flats, ands broke one OF her wheels. =
tug from Detroit has gone "a her assistance.
--Lumbering has begun h earnest in re-
Village, Mich, and, il Ill holds veil 12, 2,00fooo
feet x;h so put in the White River ther this
~ q%bermsn n ere complaining Of scesityt ytoi, of
complement OF help cannot be obtained operate
IN tho camps as heretofore intended.
Mr.. Davis, the gentleman who has unde.~
taken to procure labor in Europe to ssaTas T11. y
wora5g the Lake Superior %ines left eM f9Fn %
first be confined to the north Of Germany, and y
having been tsndered the assistance Of gentle
men eugaged IN the same buainfss On both e1dea
OF the Atlantic, he re't sanguYhe, At the time o.
Of more 1abors,rs early % 4 fS Febyua1y: U D '''N
The Chippewa Herald REPORTS that the stock.
holders OF the Mississippi Logging Company
(Beef slough) met in Chipphwa Falls last week,
and have concluded to put4 Il, 900 900 fset, aa
g company. Mr. WeyerhaaAer, the President, Is
managing the affairs. IndiTidusl stockholders,
hoMsver Tn ppt in stoeH fpts'dS fp Of th1s
EasR S Il 1 P5qssHS sEn ss1 few
are made IS yet, but 'ae ruling figures range al
IS to $3.50.
The late eovere storm has thrown the iron
ore ghipn1enb into considerable confusion, by
the DELAY Of eesse1s and the blockading Of the
railroads 10 the mines. But for day or two
the weather has seemed propitiouH, and should
it regain fair for q week most OF the mining
companies will be able to ship all the ore they
wsy up to take it away, if they do not meet with
z1isfortune. The mining companies are, how
ever, many Of them, putting large quantities Of
ore in stock piles, without any expectation Of
being able to ship as fast as they can mine up to
the close OF navigation.
, 1872-11-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OE CHICAGO.

PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. Nov. 27
Prop City Of Concord, Ogdensburgh sundries,
Prop Gordon Campbell Erie 25 brls salt $50 nns rail-
road iron, and sundries.
Schr Atlanta, AIeno1uinee, go N lumber.
schc r: ;. skid1nore, Pentwater, 100 N lumber.
Schr Monsoon, Muskegor, 40 m lumber.
schr Bertha Barnes, Neno1nnee, 900 N lumber, 100
1ath.
schr Frontier City, ,1an1stec, $50 N lumber.
Schr dGtna, Cleveland, 600 tons coal.
6chr Jessie Phillips, A1anistee 1870 m lumber.
schr Fanny and Floy, Grand Haven, IS eds wood.
schr Champion White Lake, 80 cds wood,
Barge Wyoming, Grand Haven, $50 m lumber
Schr 4. Rand, Kewaunee, :, 400 railroad ties
Schr A. Boody, Buffnlo, sundries
scow White Oak Manistee, 100 m lumber.
Barge Mary Amanda, Grand Haven, 200 N lumber.
Bark Wm. stUrges; Buffalo. 500 tons coal
Bark Great West, Meao1ninee, $50 m lumber,
schr @ 4 Mary l. H1ggie, Cleveland, 600 tons coal,
schr FL Tempe, Manistee, $50 m lumber
schr J. G. King, Milwaukee, Light,
schr Beloit, Man1stee, 95 m lumber.
schr Game Cock, Sister Bay, 135 cds wood
Schr Mary Booth, White Lake, 125 m lumber.
schr J. " Taylor, Ford River, 200 m lumber, 10 m
schr Kate Hnchman, Menominee, 200 m lumber,
Barge Apprentice Boy, Grand Haven, 200 N lumber,
CLEARED. Nov o.
Prop City Of Toledo Ogdensburgh 2050 bu corn 100
brls flour, and Btndries.
Prop City Of Toledo, Glen Haven, 4e6 bu osts, and
sundries.
Prop Milwaukee, shehoygan, 50 br1s -four, and gun-
dries. ~-->> ''-A
schr J. Dresden, Wel1sbur 1000 bu oats, 100 bu corn
6 brls beef, brls pork, Is brls tlosr.
schr g. J. SEidmore, Pentwater, 155 brls beef, and
Bark 8. Y. R. Watson, Buffalo, 5000 bu barley.
Prop City Of Detroit, Port Huron, 1888 bn Wheat o
Barge Guiding Star, Port Huron, 81, ,es7 bu oats.
, 1872-11-28
paying grain heights offered vessels in Ghlogo.@
Marquette Mining Journal.
MARINE ITEMS.
Wind from the northwest.

MARINE trFMs
Wind from tha rorthvast
-sa;foro, rror.oo 80
M "4eee % Eef ne.u. r..
:, 1ne II sehr John l.. Gross Is 70 90 refnut.
-ecnr Georgo Waud vent ashore ne{r Erie.
The Rchr Gertrude struck the baA. and vse
beached at Ludington.
Tho Jay Cooke makes anotfar trim In San.
dusky.
The scbr pr;nca ia aahora =, ~ -:,u
sage. Lake Erie. III Y n'1A'1'lo 'as'~
1r,a ,oa, C1,.
- aoo3 eGo" a1a Doa1 has been Hsed for the
sa" -. " <o'l' a1 MnwanAee.
me propeller Maty "ard is stn aground
between !hornoury and CollingwooA Eight
men we're LOST u endeaVor1ng to get ashore IN
small boat. Three fishing boats, last night took
off nine passengers safely.
-Ihree e vessels are being built at the ship
yard OF William CrosthTait, at East Sagin,Y.
Two Of them are being built for the use Of Nj.
Crosthwait; each will be eco feet long, so feat
beam, and u feet hold: The other is being built
by ". 8. Campbell, and will be 100 feet keel. 29
feet beam, and 1o17 feet hold It is expected to
have all three ready to launch early next spring.
AT Ba11entine's yard at Winona. there ia d
propeller and four-m -masted schooner bein1 CON
Btructed. The propeller is designed for Ihe
iron trade. She Is 80 feet in length and
SO feet breadth. Her tonnage i am TONS
The dimensions Of the schooner ara as fo1-
lows: Keel, $50 feet; beam, 40 feet hn1d. 1E
feet; and, as ne have said, will carry fonr snsrs.
, 1872-11-28


CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-No sail vessels on the
market. One or two propeller. we're offered,
but at higher rate than shippers we're willing
to pay: The only engagement reported was ::
To Bu1fa1o-Prop Toledo, part cargo of. wheat,
through.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 26.-Grain frdghts are
quiet and nominally unchanged, with aIght de-
mand from shippers, owing to the light stock Of
grain. Carriers ask 12c for wheat to Buffalo,
and 20c to OBwego.
BUFFALO, Nov. 25.--Rates unchanged. Chat
ters reported: Props Blanchard and Roanoke,
salt to Chicago at ,20o per brl, I. Q. b; acar
Montcalm. 1000 brls water-lime to Detroit at M loc
per brl, free in and out and cooperaga; scnl
=. R. Bentley, to arrive, water Limo to lineage
at $50 per brl, free OF handling; +ha
Lake freights on ore now st the elossur fora t to
season, are so good that yessel sseltRarAfouch can
1aae the e.nnot psy q for tEe ioss
freight e5 500 tons 96 49f to g 80
1. y; :; r,ra6t this state Of affairs vi 1ot a.
waya e1i5t and would not ROW but 1or sf7 4@4
, 1872-11-28

BUITER-Tho market for good to choice qualities
supply of such no more than equalling the demand.
ont low grades neglected, and easy. We make no
eaange IN our quotations. as follows Strictly choice
common, 9917c
BAGGGRG-A very quiet feeling still prevails
and uniform. Following are the quotations:
Stark, s5kc; Ludlow, 35c; Lewiston, SIC; Ameri-
can 32c Otter Greek, 33Hc; burlap bags, and bu,
2o922kc; gunnies single, 18@19c do, double, 29c
wool sacks. GS(a7Oc.
:, CANNED GooDs-This market waa quiet to-day,
the demand coming chiefly from local retailers. Prices
were UNCHANGED ranging aH fOuoWH:
, 1872-11-28

LuMBER AFLoAr-The Who1eeale lumber
market for the season Of 1872 closed to-day, as
there are no more lumber vessels expected in,
as far as We can ascertain. It has been one Of
the most prosperous on record to vessel owners
as rates on lumber have advanced to nearly double
OF what they have ever been before, and the ex-
perlence Of this year has proved the present
lake feet to be wholly inadequate to meet the
increasing demand Of the lumber trade. Ship
building is likely to receive considerable slim
illus in consequence, and already We hear Of
extensive arrangements, in this and other parts,
for the construction Of new vessels, which will
appear on the opening OF navigation next
spring. Joists and scantliug brought S11.50
to 91l.75. Choice mill run lumber was in good
demand, and sold att from 917.00 to $4,000. Com
mon strips and boards brought from $500 to
$1,000, and common mixed lumber from $l2.00
to $500. Shingles remained firm at S3.25;
$3.50 for lath, and 5000 to $1,000 for pickats.
The following we're the large sales:
Schr Skidmore, from Pentwater, 90 N common
bds at 1a75c; schr Hubbard, from Pentwate1, 60
N piece stuff, ut SILT schr North s!Hr, from
Pentwater, 100 N shingles, at S3.12111. Sold by
VIM. Meglado; schr Walhalla, from Manistee,
lis m josts and scantlng, at s12 schr Beloit,
from Manistee, 80 m joists and scantling at
S12.00; barge Mercury, from Ludington, 125 m
piece stuff, at 512.00; 1ath 1926; schr E. H.
Stanton, from Nanistee, SO m small timber, at
S14.00; 110 n jolsts and scuntling at $12.00.
Sold BY r, Z. Bickford & Co.
, 1872-11-28

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=. .HUHs-The receipts since Saturday have been
1925, against Al ,472 for the same time last
week, and 1854 week before last. Although,
in comparison with yesterdays receipts, the
number yarded to-day exhibited marked fall
ing of, the number on sale WAS excessive, and,
notwithstanding tho existence of an active de-
mand n both on packing and shipping account, the
feeling prevalent during the greater part Of the
day was one of depression, and, up to noon,
prices we're in buyers favor, tho bulk Of the
forenoon's sales being effected at 98.76@9.85.
, 1872-11-28

E q Of Block 4, IN same Subdivision, dated Oct II;
consideration, $1,000.
N 18k and " Of 10 Of 9715 acres, Of " 7s
= Sec II, 38, 13, dated Oct. consideration,
s19,o50.
.-.. WEST OF CITY limits. r,
VIZ Lot +, In Block ], in CASTLES Subdivision, III
Sec 3, 80, u, dated Sept 4 consideration, $500.
, 1872-11-28

PoTATOEs-rhe scarcity Of potatoes In car lots
continues. Choice peachblows are in domand, and
firm at Go@e5c on tracl A few car lots were in but
nearly aH Of them frosted and in bad condition. 70
tatoes sell from store at Go@76c. Sweet potatoes
scarce and in some demand at S3.so@4.00 per hrl.
5aes include car peachblows slightly frosted at 6oc
12o nucho5ee peachhlows at 75c LOO bu do ut 70c IN
small lots from store
PooLIRY-There very fair inquiry for we'll
dressed turkeys, with few really choice lots offered.
Gskens daeas and geese in liberal supply and
toiera5iy fa1r demand. We quote choice turkeys at
l2K@14c; common, .o@1lc; chickens quotable at
S2oS35o saes include GOO lbs choice turkeys at 1Ao;
goo lbs do at 13c; 1,700 lbs do ut 1215c $500 tbs
fair At 12e; 2ooo lbs at 11@11hc: 800 lbs poor at
ao211e; IL 200 DO At o@l0e 20 doz choice chickens
81 Saso 70 doz do At g 275@300 80. doz at so25@
go SO doz poor at 500 IS doz at s1.0o@1.50 Is
doz ducks at 0o@5:00; doz geese at su 00@12o0
doz DO at $1,000 I doz do ut 5000.
Sal, sALTEunder -, good steady demand and light
stocks the market continues to rule firm. We
quote: 0nondaga, fine, s2.25; ordinary, coarse,
S2:25; Saginaw ine g IS; coarse Diamond e, s2.2s
dalry without bag, $500 dc, with bags 400 Ground
solar, So25; Ashton dairy, per bag, $500 ground
SASH, DOORS, AND DLINDs-Were fairly active
and steady at previous prices. We quote:
, 1872-11-28
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov. 27
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce IN thus cry
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-11-28

Subsequently better, drmer feeling was de-
yeloped, and closing sales indicated q triding ad-
vance on the opening rates. The Improvements
was too slight, however, to warrant q change IN
quotations, and the marketmay be quoted steady
at s3.75@s.so for common I; at S3:65@s.so for
medium to good qualities, and at 9s.95@4-1 10 for
choice to extra. Only few thousand remained
u unsola ct the close, and with fey days Of mod,
during Monday and yesterday may be recovered
transactions include the following:
, 1872-11-28

Leuis g Hydraulic pressed, $780, del; Milwaukee,
s3y.oo, del; Racine, $4,000 del; HinRdalc $500,
Is the List Of prices per boz Of 10 feet for domestic
window glass. from which reduction Of 40 per cent
, 1872-11-28


and the first sales on Change (for this season)
were made to-day, consisting Of 13 head at s4.75,
and Il head at S4.50 per 100 IBIS. The balance Of
the 223 head reported this morning were probe
ey 4n the street eave city
Flour was more active, and again strong, in
sympathy with tirmer feeling in New York.
There was good demand, both Tor local dealers
and for shipment, and the supply was reported
Light, as the country millerH havo recently been
running emptyings," owing to the difficulty of
procuring horse transportation for grain to their
mills and -four from them. Bran was firm
from the same cause.-The offerings be-
ing light in proportion to the demand.
Sales were reported Of 50 brls white winter ex-
tras at $3.50; 50 brls do at $3.50; 225 brls do
on private terms 800 brls spring extras (Im-
periaD at 5,25; ATS brls do on private terms
20 brls buckwheat at $500. Total 2,120 brla.
Also so tons bran ut 514.00; 10 tons shorts at
$11.00; 10 tons corn and oats feed at $500
Ill On track The following we're quotations.
, 1872-11-28
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 27.
Ar THE EYABDs.-Business ct the yards to-day
and common descriptions Of building material
were chiefly inquired for. Lath and shingles
had liberal sales. and remained steady at pub
Ished prices. Prices remained firm.
, 1872-11-28

LEMo Ns-Were in some request at previous prices.
Oranges in fair demand. Wo quote French lemons at
s75o@s. 90; Malagas It s7.o0@7.50 oranges at
GIL 90 per br1 S3.5094.O0 per lOO
METALS AND T1NNERS' STOCK-Continue IN
We quote: 'S1A''
14xeo, $1,000; do, roofing, &c, sl4.oo. "@0''o' W.
Pro TtS-Large asc; small, 44c; bar, 45c.
less quantity, 12c; slab, &c. 41@@e'
SHEET InoN-No. "a, 7Hc rates.
CoppER-Coprer bottoms, 45c; braziers. over 10 f,a
47c; timed copper, 43c. N - AD''
WINS to :, Sc; s, ands, 1oc; 10 to H. lie: H.
l2 11c; Is and "A, 12kc; Is and l6 l4c: H. 15c.
16c TO- lyc co. 2oc; full bundle, Is per cent dscount
NAILs-Werc in tolerably fair demand and ste,av
At at f9Eee oE Is da M 1oa k
DO, ss.87K@7.0o; sd 90, s7s2k@7.75 ~ a. A "a
ss:ss7H@a;eoG "a; T. "a % d. DO, s2a7H@96o: clncb, S85o@
NAVAL sToREs-Wese quiet aud UNCHANGED W.
continue to quote: 4'eet1. we
siaai rone r io - '''':'''..'.......s 10 q 10
Hemp sash cord, q 7b............... b % - -
, 1872-11-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CATTLE-Fow new features, and none
worthy Of mention were noticeable in the mar
ket for this class Of stock. There WAS, per-
hnps, o little more inquiry for the better grades,
suitable for shipment, but otherwise there vas
no improvement in the demand, and the feeling
of depression prevalent for some time past was
feature OF the market to-day. The Light re-
coipts Of yesterday and to-day enabled holders
to prevent further decline, but in the absence
Of anything like activity IN the
demand from any source, they found
it impossible to establish any advance, the mar
tho quality Of the stock offered for sale, there
vas but slight chnnge. A few good to prime
droves were to be seen in the different divisions
Of tile yards but these were the exception, COM
major portion Of the offerings. Shippers ope-
rated Chiefly at 34.25@5.0o for common to me-
dium grades, and at s5.25@5.50 for good, smooth,
It's, e while butchers paid S25o@4.25, and feeders
S2.75D4.0 90. Tho range OF tho days sales was
S3.00@5.00. Tho pens arc now pretty we'll
cleared Of stock, and ting market closed steady.
QUOTATIONS. 1
E1tra-Graaed steers averaging 1,4oo lbs sc.o5@6.5o
Choice ,i Beeves-Fine, iat, weli formed year
to year old steers, and averaging l,2G0
dSd 7ee dnsi;.fored ''Seeoo
steers, averaging 100 to 1.aoo 5.2s@56o
aging 100 to 1,25o 475@5.o0
slaughter, averaging 800 to 11oo bs..... s.25@45o
Stock Catte-Common cattle, in decent
flesh, averaging 7oo to 1o5o lbs: 275@4oo !.
stays, bn1s, and sca1lawag ateers...... 225@2.5o
Texas Through droves. 200@2.75
Ie4as Catt!e-Northern 6ummered. 3.00@350
1s1as oatte-Corn-fed 375 94.50
, 1872-11-28

sHEEP-The sleeps trade continues quiet with
was mainly OF local character, though there
was no inquiry for good to choice grades for
shipment. Prices may be quoted steady and
firm at S3.00@3.50 for common, at 93.75@400
for medium, and at S4.25@5.06 for good to
choice.
, 1872-11-28

Terred roRe, Z Observation-Disclosures. b IT. q 10
Oakum, . bale bale.-..................... 500 @6.25
Pitch, q br1 600 @7.00
Tar, = brl ....--....--..... ........ ESQ @7.00
0H}PT1ces were without material change. Car
bon, lard, and turpentine met with fair in
quiry, but other descriptions we're repor,ed
dull. The following quotations are furnished:
Gs@7oc; No. ? Csc; nnseed, raw, s5c; do boiled,
90e; whale, CSC; SPERM s. neats' foot oil,
strictly pure, S1.10 do extra, ST. do No. l, 9D
95c; bank OIL Csc; straits, Toe; elephant oil, 95c;
turpcntiue, T0c.
PAINTS, COLORS, AND PUTTE-In the market for
this line Of goods there only slight change. Trade
Was again n and tho quoted prices generally shaded
, 1872-11-28

6EEDS-lh1S market Was qules ana WITHOUT pefcep-
tihle change. Timothy quotable at S3.1o@3.l2M for
prime clover at 90; hax was firm at s. CO., Hunga-
an 85c; illet 75c. Sales reported Of so sacks
timothy at $3.50; bags clover ut $780, bags Hun
garian at 85c.
TEAs-Dcalers report continued quiet in this
department Of trade, and prices eeem to DO
working easier, though get no decided de-
cline has taken place. We quote: Hyson, COM
mon to fair, 5o@55c; good, 65@75c; choice
75e@loo common a imperial 65@75c; good to
choice extra, s1.21 35 choico extra leaf
Japan, ss1o5; fair to good do, 6o@ooc; colorea
natural leaf Japan, 55@G5; common to ne oolong, 40
CSC; good 6o@7o; choice to extra, so@1.oo.
TOBACCO-The tobacco trade remains quiet, with
little variation In prices. Following the current
rates:
cHEwrsa-F1ne Cut-E1tra, 75@soc; choice, 659
Zoe; common, 55@6oc; poor, 4o@50c.
sMoHEsG-E1tra, 33@35c; medium. oos32c; COM
PLuoESatuEal S -, -75@soc; half bright, eo@7oc;
black, --uuu, 4e955c.
MooD-Was N good demand, and VAS firmly
held at the annexed prices: Beech, $500; MAPLE
S14oo; hickory, s14-5o@15.oo; slabs, saoo-de-
WoOL-Was moderately active and firm ut present
quotations. The receipts increasing We continue