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, 1872-12-17
LOCAL SIOCk AND FOND NAHhET: -,
Nessrs Lunt, Preston l. kean quote as 1oi-
The following instruments werehled for record
On Monday, Dec. 49,:

The following instruments werehled for record
On Monday, Dec. 16:>
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot s5 Walker,s Block H. Of Sec 81 SO, "A, dated
Dec 9; consideration, $500.
Lots IL to 1e, in Block 2, Of Walker l. Westons
Block OF n Z Of Sec 81, 80, "A, dated Oct
consideration, 81, 400.
Lots % md %, In Block 2, OF Race Pearson's Sub
division, in Use Sec %, 50, 13, dated Nov. Is;
consideration, & 400.
aAxl71 it. with stone front building dated Oct 25
consideration, $50
Lot 49, in Block !, Of Dagis' n 4 e Of q n 4 Sec
%, 80. Ii, dated Nov. q consideration, & AGO.
Hauoyer st, 100 # Of Kossuth st, " 1, e419o It,
dated Oct 4; consideration, s. .2M.
Lot 3o in Block 3, Of David s. Lees Addition, dated
Dac. lG consideration, $3.50.
Morgan st, between Polk and Taylor 6ts, I, Lots
IA and Is, in Block 49, dated Oct. consideration
IL SIS. 1,.x,. q r7,;toa
States Bank Addition, dated Dec. Is; consideration,
fot 1e, in Block II, in Ashland Second Addition,
dated Dec. 13; consideration, a ,ooo.
West Twelfth st, Of and near Wood st, J. LOT 17''
dated Oct. 10; consideration, s. ,0o0.
Lots 81 to -, in Block l, Of Morton's 4 \ Sec
IL So Is dated Oct. l ; consideration, s, 100.
Henry st, between Locis and Throop sts, I, u II
70 alley, dated Nor. 4; consideration, 81 r20o:
Undivided Y Of Lot =, in Abin's Lot T. Of Block =
Lots Is and 46, In Block Is, Of x, Sec %, 80,
a. dated Dec. s; consideration, $500
Burnside st. bet Thir.yeight and Thrt5-ninth n sts'
Second st, bot Western av and Oakley st. I, LOIS
50 to IL dated, Dec. 16: consideration, s. ,so0.
CLAYTON st 150 It Of Linccln 81, 25112b1 IT.
ested, July IL; consideration, 800.
, 1872-12-17
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING, Dec 16.
ALCQHQI-Was In good demand and trmeri VI per
cent proof is now quoted at 81 .8o@1.8s.
BROOM CORN-There Is afatr demand ZOE Inc pel-
and very dull Prices unchanged, as follows: No.
hurl, G@6hc per b; No. stalk braid, 695Hc; nc.
do, 1@4Hc; No. do, 3@S19c; inside green, aIS4cs
do rad Up, Sc; do pale ant red, 2@2Hc.
BENS-There is y fair inquiry 1or choice Deans,
with tho offerings OF such rather nght. common
s. 25@2. IS lair to good ct s. 15oG92oo; common 70
medium at Il 25@1.40. Sales include bags navy AZ
81 q sacks do at 225 20 sacks at $.90 II bags
medium at 81 1.65; 10 bu at s. so.
BUTTER-Business IN this department. connnuee
fariy active, and, If We except medium grades the
the continued liberal receipts, stocks are not nccmu
ating to any unusual extent and holders do not seem
an1ious to realize at any material concession 1fom ms
quotations. which follows Strictly choice dars,
26@28c; medium to good, 18@23c; inferior 70 COLL"
mon, 8(B17c-
BAGGING-Continues firm at former quotations.
The demand Is light, aud mainly condea TO nu51aps
and gunnieB. We repeat our list: STARK a5c L1aloM,
34kc: Lewiston, 34c; American, SIC; Otter creek,
33Ic; burlap bags, and bu, 2oGS21Hc guinness
single, 1s@l9c; do DOUBLE CSC; wool sacks 0sStoc,
BUILDING MATER1ALs-Contin quiet and
steady. We quote stucco, s2.5o@2.75; New York
stucco, casing, $3.75@400 superdne do,
Hosepdale cement Utica cement, 81 % per
brl: Louisville cement, $500; Akron cement 5-oo
marble dust, s3.25@3.50; lime, in bulk, $looSl:1o
lime lin brls} per brl white sana psr nl!'
per l0V0, s4oo0@s 0o0 building brick (common} S0o
@150o country brick, 3l3. 90 Woodstock press
Cd range at st. Louis Hydraulic pressea
$45Oo del Milwaukee, $33.o0, del: Racine, $'ooo
del; Hinsdale, s25 0o del; fre eay, per bri $ooeS
feet for domestic window glass, from which reduec
+op of 4nR45 per cent IL ulada by dealers;
, 1872-12-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 49,;
CATTLE-Received since Saturday, 1859
head. There WAS no life in the cattle trade to-
day. Buyers were scarce, and the few in attend
the supply WAS not large, one-ha1f the number
would have satisfied all demands. In prices
there was no decided change, the market ruling
easy at the low rates established last week.
Shippers, feeders, and local butchers took q few
car loads each at 3#.25@600 for common to e1-
tra ahppng steer1 % at s2So@3ao @ & 1or stockers
QUOTATIONS..
Ext1a-Graded eteers, averaging 1,4oo Tbs
oboee eaa 1paTa. Hs.yea.fins. fs; weformed s;e:r
i,4o6 5.2s@5.75
steers, averaging 100 to I250 ns..... 475@5oo
asing 1,10o to 1850 b... 425@4so
Butchers stockLComnaon to medium
steers, end good to @ extra coTs a Tor elty m
aesh averaging from 700 to i,o5o ihs:... 275@s.75
sarg. bulls, and sca1la17ag steers. 15o@25o
Texas cattle-Through 200@2.75
Texas Cattle-Northern aumu1ered. 3.0o@3.so
Texas Cattle-Corn-fed 3.75@4.00
HOGS-There was an active inquiry from
hackers and shippers also took hold with con-
siderable interest, and between these two classes
Of buyers, the supply was readily disposed Of
The moderate receipts 1888 head) induced q
frmer feeling, and sellers succeeded in working
up prices little, the advance averaging about
SC par 100 lbs, as compared with Saturdays
closing rates, Sales we're effected at ss.7o@s.?5
for common, at S3.S0@3.85 for medium to good,
and at 53.90@4.0o for prime to choice. Most of
the sales we're at $3.75@3.D.
9HEEP-The market Was quiet and weak, ct
S3.25@3, so for poor, at s3:75t9400 tor medium,
and at S425@5.o0 for good to really choice
, 1872-12-17

Eighteenth place, 116 It Of Brown st. q I, 2f181H
#. dated, Oct. q consideration, $3.50.
Gerneasee az, 800 # Of Twenty fifth 81, + 1oox
sion, dated, Dec. 2: consideration, $500.
EWest Eighteenth st 11o # eof BEosoa st, I, 2f1
BlE #, dated Oct. 18; consideration, 81 $50. =.
West Twentieth st. IS It Of Hoyne st. If, 2oxl' IT,
dated Dec. 16; consideration, $700.
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lot Is, in Sheldon ct al 10 acres OF BLOCK u OF
g q Sec %, 49, u, dated March Is; consideration
$500. ....
SOUTH or CITY LIMITS.
part os 1ofe IA and IA in Iavinia Co. Subdivision
insK Of x, Sec 10, s8, II, dated Oct. q consid'
Grafton, S., 500.
lace st, Of KS HswA, Sec 4, SO, II, dated Dec IL
consideration, $3.50.
Of lot II Block ? Of Packers e - Second Addi
Same AZ the above, dated Aug.7; consideration
1850.
, 1872-12-17
EDUCATIONAL.

KENlPE;-R HALL
select school for girls and young ladies, 1eopeas JAN
18th Tho elegant comforts, the thorouEhneas Of trat
in9 and discipline as and cha1acts< and
the superior mods and course OF Instruction haEo
attracted for its patrons many leading people Of Chicago
and the Northwest .....
For particulars apply to GEO. II. EVERHART. DID,.
Ractor. Kquezh3, Wis.
, 1872-12-17
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 16.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments Of the leading articles OF produce in this
city during the past forty-eight hours, and Tor
the corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-12-17

SEED%Ihe market YRS feTy quiet. Prices were
without material change We continue to quote TIM.
othy ut s. fo1 prime; common to good, s. CO.
@3.00 Clover quiet and prime shade frrner, quote
beat s47s@s 20 fos Ordinary. Mammoth, $5.Ao@5.eo
sold at 81 OK, Sales were reported Of bags tno
thy 1t $295 II bags clover at 55.20 50 baga buck
wheat good it s1.02}9.
TEAs-No new feature waa developed in connection.
with this market Choice grades remain hr1u> while
the poorer sorts are weak and nominally lower. We
quote: Tyson, common to fair, 60955c; good, s5G
15c; choice to extra, 20; snperane to hrn old
hyson, 90; common imperial 65975c; good to
choice do, 90c@s1 .o5; fine to good gunpowder, soc@
$1.05 choice, S11591. 20; extra, $l25@135. choice
to extra leaf Japan, 9Uc@S1o5 fair to good do 60@
9oc; coored natural LENT Japan 65@65c; common to
fire oolong, 35@45c; good, 6o@7oc; choice to extra
R0c@S1.00.
TOBACCO-The tobacco trade fair, and the
prices given below were well sustained
CEWSa-Fi2e Out-E1tra, 75@80c; choice, ESQ
roc; common, 65@6oc; poor, 40@50c.
6aoKxo-Extra, s5@s5c; medium, soea2c: CON-
P1ua-aatnSal leat, 75@soc; half bright eo@7oo;
black, sound, 48@55c.
W0OD-Was dru IS follows: Beech, $500;
Maple, $l4.oo; hickory, $500; s1abs, ss.oo-de-
Hvered.
WooL-Was quiet and unchanged Wool IN coming
in quite freely, and stocks increasing; also, in
better assortment. Quotations continue to range as
, 1872-12-17

The aupply Of gram " olettlsi F'l1ce eac 1'1
been small, and only moderately excess OF the "ants
for home consumption. - 80.
Adyces from Antwerp, under date Of Nov. 1G, state
that at the opening Of tho Belgian Parliament ths -
frzo Of utv into Belgium of a foreign cereas, which
Iii was expected speedily to become .sw. -,
The exports from cronsadt from the opening s 7o o.
oso ars; barley, 1,6i8 qrs rye, .657869 qrs oets
ased aTs h4ssfd nez;da cake i4 y9
Wheat 9G7.211 ars; narley 27,257 qrs rye, 526f
qrs; OATS i,lo6, 439 ara; linseea, s2o,eS7 qTs
Tie imports Of -four and grain into the United hing
dom of Great Britain and Ireland for the week ending
Nov. 1e, 1872, and from sept to dates rs below ILL.,
dicnteds .......
, 1872-12-17
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, 1872-12-17

The visible supply Of grain, including the stocks in
granary at the points Of accumulation at like
and seaboard ports in transit the lakes, rail- and
New York canals, was, Dec. 7, 1872:
, 1872-12-17
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QI|Turpent1oa was q tf1He eas1ef, owing 70 q
decline at the Eat. Lard oil continues weak and
settled, in sympathy with the material. Carbon,
nnseed, whsle, md other descriptions wene quoted
firm We repeat our List Carbon, TGBc; extra
lard oh 7ac No. J. 6sc No. 2, Csc nnseed, raw, s5c;
do boiled, 90c whale, 83c sperm, $2.o0@2l0; neats
foo! oil strictly pure $1.10 do extra, $L0o do No.
eo@o5c; bank oil, CSC straits. 72c elephant oil, a5c
i PkINTs, co1oRs AND PuTrY-1he followi, 10
, 1872-12-17

Total, tsse-7o. .ss2o4s 10,1n,6s2 ....
To the Continent:
Flour, Fheat, Corn. Rye,
From h1s. bu. bu. bu,
New York, to Dec. TO-. 1,276 167,736 8G,3E 1G,OG7
Other ports to latest
dates. :. .,.x,.... ....,. A,3Y ,....
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

UPRIGHT AND SQUARE
Pianos to rent, city or country;
rent applied to purchase when
desired. Organs and Mcl0dconA
Main store N7 BROADWAY.
Branch 80 Union square.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

2R EAST THIRTY-sECoND STREET NEAR MADI-
s)O avenue.-Large handsome Room second floor
to let with Board large Room on fourth foor transient
The New York herald., 1872-06-24
AsIUsE MENTs.


w DECIDED SUCCESS,
The cur curtain m raised @ on on every Tableau
ihA ON On III THE I5T 5GRYs SEAsoN
An emotional and sensational Play of the very highese
BEAurIFGT SIfss SCENERY,
STARTLING AND REALISTIC EFFECTS
WONDERFULLY POWERFUL CAST
EVERY EVENING until further notice.
5S5 BRoApMAYf sxA FRANCISCO HALL, 90
siSsiEEE S$4a wr,w
EIGHTH mhaA hMaAARvELLous SUCCESS. CESS "AAA
Pronounced an Incompatible organization, and ths
best thing OF ned;d the Knd nrag1a@ma IN Aeca
xArAsEE on sspTsHnSGlRas pTHSRsbA9s oNIa. AT
Ix1ooD,s MUSEUM WOODS.
ResIS1vEIY ONE si WEEK 3N5ys 3SNV5Ays,so .ra
AFTERNOON AT2 E'ENlN0 Al o
the eminent Artist Mr;;,,cv Mt; ,,rppAv
The popular Actor, Mr.. c. W. BARRY,
VII SUSTAIN the principal character every afternoon
BENEFIT OF MR. Mr. iD6MINIoK MURRAY.
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
THE BRIGHTEST AND PLEAsANTEsT ENTERTAIN
MENT IN THE CITY,
IN TWO Of Fsef SPECIAL
oFFENRAcH,s sPARRL1NG opERErrA,
PRIMA DONNA OF A NIGHT,
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE
rom 8n crowded and sonabs audenSes
THE FAIR ONE WITH THE blonde WIG
Matnees on Saturday, at IN O'Clock
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

prMoyAI-sLATE MANTELS, MARBLE MAN
A. tells Wood Mancls the finest assortment ever Of
fered In ihis city at and spacious warer0oms
aaO al and a2a West twenty y-third street
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

COAL YARD FOR SALE-LONG LEASE, SIX LOTS
~ For terms, &C., apply to ISAAC Z. TATE, 26l Broad
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

OK LAFAYETTE PLACE, COLONNADE ROW, OPPO-
s)C site Astor Library-Furnished Rooms for fami-
lies and gentlemen, with Board; reference required
table and transient boarders taken.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

I'm EAST FoRTY-NINTH STREET, NEAR LEX
lfU ington avenue Handsomely furnished Rooms on
second and third floors, with first class table,
able terms for summer.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

LNOR SALE-A SPLENDID AMATEUR FOOT LATHE,
II with Slide Rest three Chucks, Tools &C. good
Address DAY Herald office.
WTANTED--A LATHE, TO SWING ABOUT 25 INCHES
w and take in about foot planer to foot bed and
Is or 20 inches width Also Boiler rs to 100 horse. up
right or horzonal boiler new nearly Address H.,
box $40 Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

E,OR sALE-ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS, ONE OF
II the best Soda Water Establishments; also large
stock of Cider Porter. Ale, Ginger Ale Cream Soda &C.
with Machinery. Building Stables Wagons and Horses
\ co, ~ North William street, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

6O S0 PER DAY-wITH FIRST CLASS BOARD
Dl W Rooms magnifcently furnished large anc
commodious, at ROBINSON'S Hotel Is East sixteenth
street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

'EACELLENf TABLE BOARD FOR THREE OR FOUR
n & near ruin avenue at s. week Address box
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

7H0 WEST THIRTY-SIxTH sTREET-DOUBLEA AND
iOU single Rooms to let to gentlemen and wives or
single parties with Board; those desiring home comforts
in preference to style win do well CALI price very
moderate.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

90 WEST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
s)J Sixth ayenues-Wanted, three commendable gen.
tlemen, for three connected Rooms; SO with Board
private German family.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24
SUMMER RESORTS.

HATSKILL MOUNTAIN SCENERY AND SUBSTAN-
~ tia Board at Durham, 20 miles west from Catskill
country luxures provided bountly and guaranteed to
satisfy in respect those who prefer quiet retreat
and comfort 10 fashions conveyance free from Catsk
Sc to s. week. stable room desired Address w. Ii.
LAWRENCE, les Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

MARBLE MANTELS.

A -REMoyAL.-sLATE MANTELS, CRATES, &c
"A. Large and elegant stock at our new warerooIns
Union square OF Fourth avenue anu sevente.nh
s,rcet ipENRHyN SLATE COMPANY, manufacturers
Of every variety OF Slate work. plain and ornamental
KLABER STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEiz1NG
"A. Works l3i and 1876 East Eighteenth street-Marblc
and uarbieiIed Mnntcls Filling, Marble Counters, Monu-
ments at prices that defy competition Marble Turning
for the trade.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

COLUMBIA SPRINGS HOUSE, NEAR HUDSON, N.
~ Y-Ths water Is universally regarded the best COM
bnation OF healthy ingredients of any in the country
fine air; beautiful grove; three Cottages to let.
" - n NASH
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE; LONG
"A. lease at low rent; a fortune has been made pro
prictor retiring BETS x YORSTON, Business Agents
56 West Thirty second street.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

T INWOOD HOUSE-ON THE PALISADES ONE HOUR
~ from cy frs class house newly furnished through
out fine location, well shaded; Northern Railroad
OF New Jersey foot Chambers street boat from Spring
street 10 A. NJ, 55 from Thirty-iourth street. l0:l5
2l5 5:3l Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

100 WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET-A LADY
lOL living Alone would be pleased to make a home
for quiet parties who would be furnished with elegant
Apartments.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE a. 1872w1TH sUPP1EMENr
FOR SALE.

A CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON
"A for sale, doing a paying business; sickness
Of seng Apply for three days at s22 Broadway,
near Beecker street
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

7S1 EAST THIRTY-NTNTH STREET-LARGE COOL
lOl Rooms may be had by Souherners other good
parties with or without Board In small family. Terms
moderate.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

90 WEST TwENTY-THIRD sTREET-FURNISII-
OtC ed Rooms 10 let with Board to couples or single
pentemen house and table first class; summer prices;
also table boarders taken.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

A GOOD LIQUOR STORE AND LODGING HOUSE
IA for sale-OppOsite two ferries Particulars given by
WILLIAM ABBOTT, No City Hall place.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

10Y EAST THIRTIETH STREET-vERY HAND
LII somey furnished Parlor Floor or Rooms on
second third floor, with or without Board good at
tendance &c. terms moderate; family Southern.
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

H7 SECOND AvENUE.-TWO GENTLEMEN AND
y their wives or two single gentlemen can be ac-
commodated with large handsomely furnished Rooms
and good Board gas and BATH at SIG per week. Refer
The New York herald., 1872-06-24

A DINING ROOM FOR SALE, DOING A LARGE
n. and profitable business In of the best locations
in the city BELTS YORSTON, Business Agents. 81
West Thirty second street
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Q7 WEST FORTY-SEvENTH STREET. HAND
- soney furnished Rooms to he rented with Board
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On WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
CO and Sixth avenues.-Two large hand somely fur
nished connecting Rooms second floor; every
nience with Board private family.
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E'RANKFoRT HOUSE, CORNER FRANKFORT AND
y William streets New York,-250 rooms; Soc, 81 TO
~ per day for gentlemen and families House open all
night s. 9. SMITH, Proprietor.
/ GLANDS ST; JULIEN HOTEL, NEAR BROADWAY,
~ no. 4 Washington place.-Large cool Rooms 81
week Board, with wine, $40; Parlor, with Bedroom
hrst floor, with Board $50.
| lBBY HOTEL, WARREN STREET, ONE BLOCK
- ron CITY lial.-Cool, light Rooms, with hair
seus ac day 81 so 10 - week family Rooms 81 and
VI 81 day, 81 TO ~ a week.
New ENGLAND HOTEL, 80 BowERY CORNER
a. bayard street-2O light Rooms, neatly furnished
only - "i " hS"aeihe"
ST GERMAIN-FIFTH AVENUE TWENTY. SECOND
i9,,es. bioadway; American plan; IS 80 per days
sannes ana transient guests; finest location rooms ali
ifoht, pauls attached; elegantly furnished.
ITshmAs HOUSE BROADWAY, CORNER or
y-sl1th street. on American an.-Elegant and
newly FURNISHED Rooms, S3 per day. Full Board Der
~eeh ol senueinan and vile, $25 to $40 Lodging 81
STuRTEVANT HoUsE-AMERICAN PLAN 81 80 PER
~ day great motel centre, Broadway between Twenty.
modern improvements - - Wv
LEWIS GEORGE s. LELAND. Proprietors
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RROoELYN HEIGHTs.-To LET, WITH OR WITH
- out Board, handsome Suit Of three Rooms OF
second floor also large Room third floor; locator
very desirable 25j Henry street, near JOraemon, nv
minutes walk from Wall street or South ferry