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, 1872-11-07

The following instruments we're fled for record
On Wednesday, Nov. G:

The following instruments we're filed for record
on Wednesday, Nov. G:
CITE PROPERTY.
Hnman st, 176 $40 # Of Robey st, I, 75x12G it.
dated Sept. 6; consideration, s2.1o0.
Block 4, Of Purple's sub-liv, in " e Of " Y Sec
II, 3d. 13, dated Aug. 3; consideration $780,
Walsh st, between Morgan and Fisk sts, (,
25x1oo It, dated May Is; consideration, s., ,o75.
Third ay, between Harrison and Van Buren sts g +,
252lu0 #, dated Oct. IS; consideration, s1l, ,o50
Walsh st. l5SG * IT OF John st, n f. 251loo IT. con-
Lot with Improvements, dated Oct. IT consider
Lots IS and SO, in Young + Rowley's Block 81, of
$l,750
CLARK st, corner Of Calhoun place, vi, 25sso #,
dated Oct. %: consideration, $4,000.
North Franklin st. between Oak and Whiting sts, +,
Is # to alley dated Oct. II consideration, s, $50.
Burnside St. Of and near Thirty-seyenth st, I, q
1123 1t, dated Nov. 4; consideration, 81 800.
Second st, between Hoyne and Leavitt sts, +, Lot
50, ated Oct. <; consideration, $3.50.
96ksl5o #, dated Nov. s; consideration, $500.
Lot q, in Block Is, Of David S. Lees Addition dated
Oct. 7; consideration, $780,
Lot %, in Block OF e Block 9, in Sec, 49, &c. H.
dated May /; consideration, S700.
10. s IN sa9s ne datsd nay soo
o1t Sec 2s 81 H. dated May Isl '0ns'asf'-
Lot 49, in Hulls Block 49, Sec T. 49, IL. dated Sovo:
Washington st. bet Dearborn and State sts, 4 I, 401
IS it, dated Oct. 16; consideration, $4,000.
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS
4 Of Lot II, in Broomes u 4 Of Blocks 10 and
49, OF Sec e9 H. II, dated Oct 19 consideration,
$3.50.
Lot %, in Block II, in Rayenswooa, dated June s;
consideration, s, 800
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Of Blocks Is acres), in Stewards OF Sec
], IS, Is, dated Nov. /; consideration, s., 900.
Lot 8, III Block g of Hitchcocks Subdivision in g
Sec = ss, 4, dated Nor. I; consideration, 5000:
Lot 10, in Block Q, OF Springer Ferces u OF Lot
50, in i Sec 16 50, II, dated aug. 49, considers
ton, $3.50.
WEST OF C1TT LIMITS.
Lot Is, IN Block IL, OF Hansbrough + Hess 4 Of
Section &c, 49, IL, dated Oct. 1G; consideration,
$l,550.
100 It east and vest and 90 rods south and north off
east side OF " Of W i, Section 3, 80, IL, dated
Oct l0i consideration, S3.500.
, 1872-11-07
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 6.
Tho following we're the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles of produce in this city
during the past forty-eight hours and for the
corresponding date d year ngo:
, 1872-11-07

Wheat was less act;7e, end weak ut q further
decline of 111l@l1zc per bu, jp consequence of q
report that Now York WIS inactiYe and heavy
while our receipts were rather Large, and the
vessels even had there been any disposition 10
buy for shipment, 7ghich there Was not. Tho
bulk Of tho trading YRS what ia technically
known as turning over ging November
options into December,-wl!ich made present
pressure to sell, widening the preference for
December to fully &c ct tue close. The market
seemed to be settling down into the prosy condi-
ton Of winter, when ~ and 1-1Gs are the rul-
ing passion Of wheat traders, and differences
Wsa 1aa' no % demand hand Of consequence % to-day
for En7 grade Of wheat, cash, except no
8, which wxs firm, but all the rest were steady,
at about the same decline as the options. Seller
510424 ut the close. Seller Dcomber opened at
910G54, and closed at 81 Q5%. Seller the year
was quiet, at about the same Egtcs as seller the
month. No. spring closed ct $i.lG: No. do
at 35e; and rejected do at Sic. Strictly fresh re-
ceipts ct No. Spring closed at 51:05@a,c?1l(.
Cash eaiea Wero reported of 1000 bu No. / spring
at Sligo; 800 bu do at Sl.lG; IL, 600 bu No. q
spring at 31.08Hs 20.200 bu do at 51.06; 1000
bu do at S105;g is 500 bu do at $1:05s4; 5000
bu do ut ST. 23, 400 By do at S1.051; 5000
95%c; 5000 bu do at 951 &c; 880c bn do ut 95c
3,20G hn rejected spring at Sic. Io:a1}, 141 800
bu.
Corn was r1ore active, but rather weak, though
steady during e great part Of the session at q
decline Of 79c froG2 yesterday, and 29s below below!
demand, as operators say tAey cannot afford to
ship corn at present prices Of grain and freight
rates, unless they have the corn on hand, and
ship it out to prevent the market here from be-
ing further depressed by the weight of offerings.
But there was z large amount Of trading in op-
t;ons, tho short interest dl1ingin literally, both
for this month and next. Seller the month
opened at 81 and declined TO &c at the close
Seller December sold ct so5s@si19e, closing at
the inside. Strictly fresh receipts closed at
31Nc; and rejected at 29c. Cash sales vera e.
ported Of 1922 bn 10. at 3126c; $1,000 b4 do
3lc; 400 bu rejected at 29c. Total, 1C1 300 bu.
Oats we're dull, and again easier, declining
H@az4e from Mondays prices, though quoted
stronger in New York, and our stocks we're re-
ported Yesterday rs having diminished IS, ,5!3 bu
last week. There has been no shipping demand
for several days past, and our local speculators
seem to have caught the horse-disease, SO far as
listlessness is concerned-they arc laid up for
while. Seller the month sold at 2015@201lc;
seller December at 22@2215c, and seller January
nt 22A@2214c Ill closing At the ineide. Fresh
, 1872-11-07


SEEDS-There in Light request only, and without
quotabe change in prices Timothy was steady at
$3.50 for primes clover si.oo@s5. 90 for prime; nam
Is sacks ut s255 81 sacks at $3.50 G5 sa-s prime
clover at 81 99 sacks at s.. sacks ,moth at
$3.50; 50 bags Hungarian prime at 85c; so as millet
at zoe.
TEAS-No changes were visible in this market Trade
continues fair, with prices generally steady and uni
form. We quote: Hyson, common to fair, 50@
55c; good, 6575c; choice to extra, s. 00@1 super
fine to fine old hyson, soc@S1.oO; !; common
imperial, 65@75c; good to choice do, 6oc@$1.o5
fnp to good gunpowdcr, 80c@I.Q5; choice
s1.1o@l 40; extra, a5@1. choice to extra leaf
Japan, 9oc@s1 05 fair to good do, 60@90c; co1ored
natural leaf Japan, 55GG5c; common to fine Oolong,
45@55c: good, 60@75c choice to extra, 90cGS1.O5:
TOBACCO-We quote prices steady, as follows:
CuEw1Na-Fine Cut--Extra, 75;5soc; choice, 659
zoe; common, 65@6oc; poor, 4oG5uc.
SstoK1Na- 33G35c; medium, s0@3ec; COM
mon items, 27@29c
PlUa-Hatural lent, 75@soc; half bright eo@7oc;
black, sound, 4s@55c,
WOOD-Was in demand, and WIS firmly held ct the
annexed prices: Beech, $500 maple, s14.oo hicl-
kory, S14.50@,15; Rlahs, $3,00-delirered.
WOOL-Some demand exists for particular grades,
to supply deficiencies. Aside from this the market
was quiet and prices ren1ain unchanged. We quote
1uos Cotlluou ..""" -1oS9s.AsS
Fleece, 1& good condition, light.
Fleece, Xxx bad condition, heavy. ..4et945c
Fleece, Z, good condition, light.
Fleece, Z, bad condition, heavy.
Fleece, medium good condition. Light. .......45@5Qc
Fleece, coarse, Light, and
, 1872-11-07

POULTRY-The offerings were larger, and q bettec
demand existed, with prices trfe higher Sales III
clude coops mixed chickens at 0o - coons do m at
63o0; 10 doz dressed at s3.50@375; coops turkeys
at 13c; 700 lbs dressed do ut 14G16c.
pOTATOES-Nere very quiet, buyers not Wishing to
purchase lots track prices unsettled but range
from 36@45c on track for pcachbo"s and 4!@5oc de-
hvered. Gales include cars very choice Wisconsin
peaghbovs at Csc delivered; car peachblows at 5oc
delivered; cars at 45c; car at 47c; car at 35c
SWEET P0TATOES-Wero quiet ard without
change in prices Sales include brls Jerseys at so0
IS brs Southern yellow 1t $325; 40 bril- do ut $500
sALT-Gontinues to meet with good inquiry,
and the market rules firm at the prevailing
coarse Diamond G, $oo5; ordinary coarse, 5a,25
dairy, without bags, $500; do, with tass, s4Go;
ground solar, so.o5; Ashton dairy, per bag, S50o;
ground alum, s2.25.
SASH DOORS AND BLINDS-Are in continued
good demand at the annexed list Of prices
, 1872-11-07

HOGs-During the opening hours Of the day,
trading was fairly active, with prices frmer at
tile advance gained yesterday, S4.45@4-7 10 being
paid; but toward midday, shippers having gen
orally filed their orders, and the receipts being
marked falling off in the demand, and prices
eased up little iu consequence, the decline
reaching 5010c. Packers and shippers were
operating, and the great bulk Of the offerings
were disposed of, sales making at 24.30@4.40
and at 54.55@4.70 for good to choice, closing at
91E1d IN
, 1872-11-07

Nlnd-from the SOUTHWEST, lSht.
-Seamen's wages remaia unchanged ot %.
The schooner Mary Battle has arrived at
Kingston with part Of Ler cargo damaged.
The Silver Spray, with broken "alkingS- g.
beam, was picked up by the steamer Asona Lest
Friday, and towed to Owen Sound, Ont.
The Northern Transportation boats, Yer
mont Central, and Canada lines have been
hauled OF from the Lake Superior routes toS
tie season. .,.
The small schooner Island vent ashore at.
Frankfort few days since. The crew were
saved, The vessel is total loss.- Cargo and
vessel fully insured sor 81, 200.
The brig Lafayette Cook, bound down, vent
ashore about nine miles above Port Stanley last
Tuesday night. Tho tug Bryant, Of Milwaukee,
has gone to her assistance.
-Ihe wreck of the schooner q. 4. Richmond
(onco abandoned) has arrived at Detroit in tow
Of the wrecking-tug Rescue. The damages sus!
tanned getting ashore ara not very serious.
The propcller Oneida, of the Western Trans
portatlon line, upward bound, is reported
aground on the lower end of Bois Blnnc Island
at the mouth Of Detroit River, having got there
during the foSSsy weather last Monday night.
a despatch to Messrs. Smith Il Davis, a
Buffalo, says the schooner City Of Chicago and
harbor tug Mildred went ashore near Apena
during the gale Of Wednesday, the Mildred b.
, 1872-11-07


CATTLE-The Light market Of yesterday and
to-day, and the rather more favorable look as
suined by the Eastern markets, have Induced
petter, hrmer feeling among operators and there
vas Tas moro life in the trade to-day than re Laye
hnd occasion to note for some time past, It
must not, however, be inferred that the market
was active, or that it is likely to become so for
the present, for lghtas are our receipts the sup
ply Is more than sufficient to satisfy the legiti-
mate wants OF buyers, which bid fair to continue
days to come The sea-board markets are still
drawing their supplies largely from Kentucky,
OHIO, and pennsylvania, SO that for the
present We cannot hope for more
cattle, while the prevalence Of the horse epi.
de1nic, and the fact that hog packers have COM
meuced operations, and will soon food the mar
ket with cheap meat, will cause greatly d.
minished local demand, and all things con-
sidered, there is little to encourage the belief
that in the near future materially better prices
are to prevail. Then, too, the seattle packing
season is rapidly drawing to close, and with
its suspension another important outlet will be
stopped. There was some inquiry to-day for
good to choice beeyes suitable for the New
York and Albady markets, and the few droves
There was also light demand for medium
steers for the Pittsburgh market, and sales wero
reported at S4.50@51211. The local demand
was small, and confined to Texas cattle and na-
tive COWS at GZ.out40.j0. Nearly I'LL Lue horses
used by the s'driying boys" have got the ssepi-
zoozy," so that not only are the wholesale
butchers bothered to deliver the carcasses. but
great inconvenience is experienced in getting
the cattle to the slaughter-houses The opera
tions OF packers were also retarded by the same
cause, though come large droves we're taken in
their interest. Feeders we're few and bought
sparingly. Oxen we're in active demand during
the forenoon, and early sales were effected at
extreme prices, OF at S5.00@G.50 per 100 lbs,
but there was q large number on sale, and be-
fore the day was over prices were nomi,al1y
s1.00 per 100 lbs lower. Several yoke remained
unsold at the close.
Extra-Graded steers averaging 400 MS ...
and upwards ................... SC sse.o25@c.5o
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat, well formed 8 year
to 5 year old Bteers aud averaging l,200 ...-
10 100 5.e5@soo
Good -We1l-fattened hne1y-formed
steers, averaging 100 to 800 lbs. 5.25@550
Medium Grades-Steers in fair flesh, aver
aging LOO to $50 lbs. bB................ 4.5O@50O
Butchers' Stock-Commou to medium
steers, and good to extra COVE, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to 100 ibs.... 325@425
Stock Catte-Commou cattle, in decent
flesh, averaging 100 to 1,050 lbs.- 2G0@400
Inferior-Light and thin cows, hefers,
stags, bulls and scanawag steers. o.0o@250
Texas Catte-Through droves ............ 1.7593.G0
Texas Cattle-Northern wintered.......... 3.1@4.50
FY
, 1872-11-07

SHEEP-This market was quiet with bnt
slight change in prices. The light supply made
holders fr1ner, but in the absence Of any consid-
cradle demand, they we're unable to gain any
material advance. We quote common to medi-
nm ct ss.00@s.75, and good to choica ct $4,000
450
, 1872-11-07

although not large, is ample We quote French Ut
s7o0@ 500; Mnlagas, s650G9750; new oranges, s4o0
pcrl00. ........
METALS AND TIMERS sTOCK-A good demand
preyaied, previous quotations being sustained:
TN rLATE-1C, 10r14 $3.50; do, l21l2 $1,000; do,
14x2o, s16.so; do, roofing, &c, s14.o0.
PIG T1S-Large, 43c; small, 44c; bar, 45c.
SHEET z1io-Fu1 casks, uEc; half casks, 1155c;
Less quantity, l2c; sab, &c.
SHEET 1noS-So. q, TNc rates.
copPEn-.copper bottoms 4sc; braziers over l. tte,
47c; timed copper, 43c.
NuE-2 to 5, 8c G. 8, and o 10c; 10 to II, lie; IL,
IL, lc 13 and II, 1cc Is and lG, 1ic; II, l5c: 49,
Ice; H. 19c; TO- 2oc full bundle Is Par cent discount
fence wire, &c.
NAILs-The usual demand for nails exists, former
Eates being adhered to, as follows: lod per leg,
gs75; "a 40, so.s;xS7.o6; Sd do, s7,Ss75gi.;5 ;e;
do sd fns, s5s!H@9.oo % DO 50. o.s7N@s.5o: clincb,
, 1872-11-07

CHICAGO, Wednesday Evening, Nov. 6.
Charters were From Chicago to Erie-Sch,
,Albrccht. wheat at 16c. To Buffalo-Proa. Wm.
II. Tweed, barley at 14c. Props Montana and
Chicago, wheat at aeo to New York schr Ogarita
yesterday corn on P. t.; prop Toledo, barley
and wheat, at 81 and $50 to New York. To Co
dericl-Prop Japan, com at tic; capacity, TO-
00O bu com, sc, 900 bu barley, q, 600 bu wheat.
'M1LwAuKEE, Nov. 4.-Vessels are scarce and
grain freights firm at en- advances Of 16c-15]<c
being freely offered for good vessels. Charters:
To BuHelo-Schr Alice B. Norris and bark Ad-
vance (early) wheat at 15c.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2-Rates steady. Bark Acorn
is chartered for coal to Chicago, at 91.50; schr
Hattie johnson, to arrive, coal to Milwaukee at
$3.50; schr Starlight railroad iron to Green Bag,
at S1.70; schr Il. F. Merry, iron ore from Mar
quette to Cleveland, at $780,
DETROIT, Nov. 2.-On Saturday the market
was steady at about 14c to Oswegc for wheat, md
Sc to Bu1ialo- The schr Lincoln Dali was en-
gagged for wheat to Oswego at 147lc.
, 1872-11-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

stnr ,7,n+oro, ,I'ln1se ARhlxEp 81 ~ a;
butter, G bxs fish, and sundfies.
Prop G. J. Trucsde, Green Bay, 1850 shingles, 100
Prop Toledo, Buffalo, sos bars railroad iron, and
Prop r. chaiee saugatuck, 80 m lumber, 200 lath,
Prop Nashua, ogdenabursh, sunaries
Schr Rosa Belle, Manistee, 80 m lumber
schr caolonia South Haven, &c cords wood, 90 corda
sebr ]. and 4, stsonach, a1anis:ee. 30 N Lumber.
schr Vim. Jones, soulA Haven, 130 N lumber.
Schr Driver, aIauistze, 140 II, lumber
schr Hamilton, Muslegon, l25 N lumber
Schr Little Belle, Luainptoa, u0 m lumber.
schr 81: Hally, Grand Haven, 1ee n Lumber TN
schr Fanny and F1oy, Muskegon, e5 N lumber.
schr Two Brothers, a1enon!aee, 100 m lumber.
schT Raleigh, Muskegon, 145 N lumber.
Sehr JoEes, lIuskegon, l20 nn lumber.
SchrJ. Bean, Jr., White River, $50 n lumber.
schr Joe Villas, Jaczsonport, $50 telegraph poles, II
s:h7 Lone Star, aluskegon, $50 N lumber
schr Rob Roy, sausstucs, sa n lumber.
scow Panet, Holland, 50 IL lumber,
Bark =; Horne, Mngston, 4o2 tons pig iron
schr 0. R. Johnson, saugatucs, 100 IN lumber.
Schr Gesine, Grand Haven, 80 eds slabs.
@ sshr Eva, Il u, % Ehte LAKE, 80 n lash ''1'A'
Schr Alice, Buffalo, 476 tons coal.
Scnr Liberty, MusEegon 50 N lumber
schr G. II. Warrington Cleveland, s6s tons coal.
schr Mary, Huskesony Is cords slabs-
ScEr Nelland, ManiRtee, lao m lumber.
schr Curlew, S1uskegcn, TO N lumber, 20 n ath
Schr Fashion, Muskegou, l5n N lumber, 10 N l.1
Schr Progress, Holland, Is cords wood
Schr ToEsey, lIuskegon, 145 m lunber.s
Sclr J. Dresden. Ftauklcrt, 85 II lumber
schr Lewis Day, Cleveland, 7o2 tons coal
Schr 6. r. Roberts, White River, TO m lumber.
scow South Haven, South Haven, 100 m lumber.
Scow Milton, White Fake, 1s0 N lumber
Scow South Side, White Lake, TO m lumber
Schr E. T. BaLe, AusEcgcn, 100 m lumber
Hcow Scottish Chief, White Lake 50 m lumber >.'-
CLEARED. E.
stmr A1pena, Aluskegon, sundries.
SI1r Corona, ST. Joseph, sGndriea.
SEar Ga1itowoc, Milwaukee, su1d-ies,
Prop 11e Chaffee, Saugatucs, brls pork, and Gun.
dries
Prop City Of Concord, ogdensburgh, 1892 bu com,
100 brls Hour.
Prop G. j. Trueztel, Green Bay, 4co bn potatoes, 50
pigs butte-, 20 brls beef and suadries
schr Willis Buffalo, Il go bu barley.
schr Jennie and Annie, Buffalo, 2, 500 bu cozq.
stnr II. Egan, Buffalo, 16, $40 bu barley.
schr Reciprocity, Cedar River, q pigs butter aud Gun
dries,
Bark Pensaukee, Buffalo, 4, 600 bh barley,
seoU South Side, Whitehall 200 bu oats ooo bu corn.
, 1872-11-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 6.
The receipts of i've stock during the week up
to this nYeftinnL XnrA 40 fo1ln1cs.
, 1872-11-07

QILS-Linsccd oil was quoted quiet, and prices we're
less firm, there being free sellers at S5@90c for
and boiled. Lard oil continues weak,
but is not quotably lower. Carbon and
turpcntiue remain firm. We now quote:
Carbon, 2713@2sc; extra lard oil, strictly win
ter 85c current make 75c; No.l, 7oc: No: 265c 1in
seed, raw, BIC; do boiled, 9oc; whale, ssc; sperm,
ira, LOO; do No. l, 9o@95c; bank oil, CSC; straits,
T0c; elephant oil. Csc; t'1rpentinc, 72c.
PAINTS, COLORs, AND PUTTY-Trade was slack,
and the general market was easy. We note slight
decline In Rochelle ochre, Venetian red and Paris
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p6At1ng Akoaf their Cars ard Locomotives.
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF JOHN p. KIRwAN,
IL deceased.-Noticc is hereby given by tie
uiiu. TsiGned E1ecutrix OF the above named ca
tate, TO the creditors Of and all p. rsons havirc
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit tie
same, together with the Necessary vouchers will
III ten tlui months firm tile dat. hereof and fr,t
publication OF this notice to the und.rsign.d
at the otiics of Ellis King Attorneys at Law.
Carson City, Nevada.
Carson, Nevada, Novembe, 5. 1872.
MARY A. KIRWAN
E1ecuETN Of estate Of John ?. kirwaa, DE-
ceased. 1nw4w NJ!