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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

The Horses must be sound In ali particulars. we'll
broken In full hsah and good condition, from ftssn
(lbl To sixtsen ueO hands high, from i've tN 70
nine 90 years cid, and veil adapted In even WaJ TO
CAV Alry purpose
,Aay number from eus upward VII be received uu.
u NE required number Il purchased.
~ ae,hohtJ q the HssdaaSrten Military Division
D.pu,y n q. d.nsrSi. U. s. Army, Q. & n, p.p.rt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22

sDNEI BAlRAoEs. NEn., Fec. .. isTa
A. Sldnsy BATIaeks, Hso, - 10 = m, sAruR.
Of Harness. MaEona, OArpsntsrs' Tools, Camp ana
0Arrlson kqSlpAss, and miscellaneous lot Of Quar-
Terms Cash. and i%SSs,ssf o. A., a ..is
mh7 Beooad Llaut ian Ini, A. A. D. N.
, 1872-10-24

BUTTER-The butter trade continues fairly act1ye
and without further change in prices though the
prevalent feeling easy under tbs liberal receipts.
Local and outside buyers we're operating at the annex
ed quotations Strictly choice dairy, 25@26c fair to
good grades, 18@22c; inferior to common, 7@14c.
DAGG1NG-Tbe demand for grain bage asliruited,
hut in other goods fair movement witnessed.
Prices remain steady and unchanged follows: Stark
361lc; Ludlow 35Hc; Lewiston, SIC; American, 32Kc
otter Greek, 34c; burlap bags, and bu, 2a@22Xc
gunnies, single do double, CSC; wool sacks.
68@7oc.
Trade was moderately active at the following prices
New York factory, 15@16c; Ohio factory, 1sH@14ac;
Western factory. l3@l4Hc.
COAI-Remained firm at the adVanse estab-
lshod last week. Trade was active at
the quotations following: Lehigh lump,
$1l.50; Lehigh prepared, $10.50; Lackawanna,
S1Oooa11 90 Erie, SO Briar Hill sl0,0O@
1850: walnut Hill, S10.0O@10.50; BlossburS S9.50@
1000 Cherry Mine, 5000: Hooking Valley $3.50;
Indiana, 5000: Minonk, $500; Wilmington, s7.00.
Observation-Disclosures quiet Prices are unchanged
and range as follows Pork barrels, E.4591.50 lard
tierces, $180@1.85 Whiskey barrels, $2.15@
2.25; -four barrels, 6o@55c stavea and
headings, $17.0o@20.00 for pork barrels; -four
slaves, {85o@7 90; circle -four headings, 8@9c
n set flour hoop poles, $l400@17.00 q m ;
pork and ierce poles $ls.01@2O00 . whtskey bar
Tel staves, s2s@27oo y n. Sales we're reported Of 5
lard tees at s.. IS.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-An excellent demand exists
for grapes aud pears prices being steady Grapes
quoted 25@35c per IL pears at ss.50@500 per boz.
Sales include 50 boxes choice pears at $500 50 do at
$3.50; 100 boxes at s400 50 boxes green at $780, 20
, 1872-10-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct. %.
ALCH0HOL-The inquiry was good at s1+789l85
for "a per cent proof. .....
BROOM CORN-There was no perceptible change in
the condition Of the market; the demand both for
shipment or on local accounts very light stocks Of
old are large The crop is said to be light and
deficient in choice grades which frner feel
ing ut present quotations: s4oooG5o00 Per ton for
common; S70.00@90.00 for fair; 800 ,00@l2000 for
choice; and sl5o. COG, ,1Go. 90 for choice hurl.
BEANs-The offerings are large and increasing
there being very little inquiry; prices are tending
dovnwara: chose nsy,es bring f7em s25o@275
BUILDING MATERIALs-Br lime cement, etc.,
a1e in good demand and quite firm at present prices
casting *3.75@4.oo; auperhne do, s4.oo@4.5o; Ro-
sendale cement, ss.25@3:5o; Utica cement,
Akron cement. s2.oo: marble anst, s3;25; Inns,
in bulk, 81 00@l10; lime S1.2541-35 per brl; white
sand per brl, S2.75@3.o0 plastering hair, per bu,
Ao@A5c; IRE brick p Per - Soo : 1s4o999oo builong
range at s25 oo@ao.oo; St. Louis Hydraulic pressed.
s45.0o, del; h1lwaukee, $500, del; Racine 5000
s400@50o The following is the List Of prices boz
Of 50 feet, for domestic window glass, from which
reit1ctfnn nf IN Dnr cant ig made bY 0ealerR
, 1872-10-24

HOGs--The hog market opened fairly active
this morning, with prices steady Of the slight ad-
vance established yesterday afternoon, or at
extra assorted. As the day advanced, however,
and it became apparent that the receipts would
fall little, any, below Is, 600 head, buyers grew
shy, and insisted upon lower prices, concessions
OF 10@15c being asked. But buyers did not sue
coed in forcing q decline until near midday,
when there Was break all along the line, prices
settling down fully 10c on all lgrades. The lower
prices prevalent during tho afternoon, however,
did not induce any material increase in ~he de-
mand, the market ruling dull and weak to the
4.70, but the cloeing rates were 94.20@4.30 for
common; 485@4. 40 for medium, and Sa.45@4.55
for good to choice. We note the following:
, 1872-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


schr Annie 1hor3ne, % stony ereei 60 eds wooas 49,
Prop Toledo Buffalo, 400 bars railroad non, and
Prop Roanoke. Buffalo, sss bars satlroad iron, and
sssF ssh1 Vss 2aTisge 80 9n5 ES
schr Spy, Kenosha, al yards gravel.
schr y. Dall, Muakegon, 1so N lumber.
schr Boaz, Maniatee, 500 N shingles.
Barge Planet, Peshhgo, $50 m lumber.
Barge Actye y es Peshhg1 $50 r nnber '6e ,,
Barge 2. 9; Robinson, Menominee, 400 N lumber, 70
Prop Norman, Marquette, 500 tons iron ore 100 pkRs
fab, % green hides, and sundriea.
Prop Philadelphis Buffalo, $40 bara raroad iron, and
Prop Philadeph1a, Exile, 1888 bars railroad iron, and
schr 9. Mbhard, Kewaunee, 112 eds wood.
sehr @ Milan, =; Sturgeon, ls5 N lumber, N lath.
Schr Seventh Ohio, Muakegon, $50 N lumber,
schr Jessie Scott, Goderici, $50 tons salt,
schr Magnolia, Muskegon, lis N lumber.
schr E. c. Winalow, Sheboygau, 900 n humber.
schr Game Cock, Oconto, $50 m lumber.
~schr Milwaukee Belle, oconto, 2lO IN lumber.
c schr Wellead, ha2tstee, a 145 n lumber.
0enF 6tassnaTss stony Creek 400 railroad ties 400
@ sehr Advanee, Mnskegon 1856 m lumber.
schr Mystic, Mnskegon, las N lumber.
schr Sardinia, Manistee, 14o m lumber
sehf Cuyahogn, Menominee, 200 N lumber 80 n 1ath
sshr ss o;tavia, L1dingtop, 125 N lumber.
9cow Vim. Moore, Port Clinton, "a yds gravel
seow Flora, saugatuck, 500 N 1ath, Is n pickets.
ScoW Evergreen, Cook Greek, 60 N pIckets
Prop Argyle Montreal 150 tons pgiron and sundries
Prop oconto, Green Bay, 1,40o n shingles, 60 tons
iron.
Prop Geo Dunbar, Aluskegon, $40 m lumber.
schr D Martin EIk Rapids, 100 N lumber.
schr Sea Bird, Buffalo, 45O tons coal.
schr Trio, Holland, 65 cords wood.
scow VIM Bates, st. Joseph, Is m lumber.
scow Scottish Chief White Lake, IS m lumber, 100 n
lath.
Barge CITY Of Erie, Grand Haven, 200 N lumber.
Barge Wolverine, Grand Haven leo m lumber.
Barge Comet. Mnssegon, go m lumber, % N lsth.
Barge Vim Bruce, Grand Haven, 200 N lumber.
schr Cynthia Gordon, st. Joseph, IS m lumber.
Scow Marion Dixon, Portage Lake, 70 m lumber.
CLEARED Oct %.
str A1pena, Muskegon, br1s pork, % bu potatoes,
and suudries.
brls flour, 2 14a bags haxseed.
Prop 8 . Caldwell, Buffalo, q, o51 by corr.
Prop Caldwell, Port Huron, lSa bfs ho1, 90 DTS
pork, 9as bu oats, and sundrtes.
Prop St Albaus Ogdepsburg, 1885 bu corn, loo br!s
-four, 100 brIs pork.
Prop St Mbaps, Po1t Huron, 12o bsla four bss pork
Bark Lsfstaias; 8uHala, q, sss7 ba whest.
, 1872-10-24
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments we're fled for re-
cord On Wednesday, Oct. %:

The following instruments we're fled for re-
cord On Wednesday, Oct. %:
CITY PROPERTY.
dhrrabee 81, corner Of Oak st, et Lots II and12,
dated oct. 2 consideration, $500.
Fulton st. between Levitt and Hoyaa s, T. Lot 80,
dated Oct. q consideration, $3.50.
Lots SO, 81, 81, and 9s, n RaEsons q X & u OF
4 Sec Is. 80, IS. dated Oct. q; consideration,
$500.
~ Sec II, 50, Is, dated May 2s: confederation,
f375.
North Dearborn st. 40 # south Of Chicago ~, I,
1880 #, dated Sept. %, consideration, 5000:
fourth IS, undividsa q Sosia7 IT, dated SEPT.
II; consideration, $3.50.
wes faS gsa91 betwssn 6 5neen asa Wood se
as s. Il, dated oct e; % consideTsuo1 ~ '''
nj, 2ozs2K dated ost: $; considsrsaon s1i.7so. ~
Ha1bine st. between Western az and Oakley ct, t,
2's12s # dated Oct. IT: consideration, 500.
Rooey 2a6 It north OF Blue Island az, " t, 24xse
Lot 10 in Block Of wards Block IT, shelela'a Ad-
aaeaon, dated aug. 13; confederation, $3.50.
asses as os s Sec
Lots 2s and q in BLOCK of HarI1sons RocFs aoo and
Bib os assia
Luoeck 81, petWeen 1srAoWe1 Ana fooey bts, i,
Lots y and r. IN BLOCK of sutton's Block Is, Sec.
ssi s. i, dated ost: eonatdsrsten, 8 600:
: Is, 80, IS, dated Oct. IS; Consideration, $500.
Prairie az, het and Twenty third SITS,
81, ~ 24zz1s7S it. dated April Is; consideration
Fl E n p2os af Of nsgis' Sec Is,
astfa Il Gst SfooE f. of Bee
dated sspt: IS; constellation, SSso -
10 Lots IN Central Park Addition, dated Sept. s {;
West Van Buren st. bet Winchester and Lincoln sts,
Lots and dated Oct. q; consideration, s. 20o
Lot 8! in 1esk 10 Of p s. Lees Addition, dated
iot So, in same dated Sept Is: consideration, $3.50
Lots 40 and q, in Block ], Of Block y, Of n Sec
iot 81, in /. D. Boone's Addition, dated Oct. Ii
consideration, IS goo.
Lst s. u ss@s. dated Oct: u consideration ssoeo.
ts2 #, dated Oct s consideration, 81 900.
Indiana av, Of and near Sixteenth st. I, 25 It to
Alley, dsted March consideration, SIT, 900.
Lots 7 to 9, in Block 81, Of Theological Seminary
Subdivision m to hyde Park, dated Oct. TO- considers
Les !. l. and 49, in Block s. and Lots ., 10, and IL,
IN Block Of Wnstons Lots and 4, in Newhal1 ct al
eonsiasrao6 Sa5 Sec H. s H. dated oe
Lot u and Y is. in Hulburas Block Of Lots 81
eaa q: Sc H. & with building dated Sept
Cot and X /, in same, with building, dated Sept.
Lots nnd IN Block s, Of Eberhart' weage,a Q Y
$500.
Lots 10 to Il in Block1 Of jennings subdivision in
sw Sec 10, 81, II, dated July Is; Consideration
200.
Lots 6 and in Block Of Blocks to in Canuons
Subdivision in 4 Sec 4, 49, IA, dated Oct. Isl con
eideration, 81 200.
Lots 43 to IS in Block 3 Of Derby's y 4 Of " u
Sec TO- 49, a. dated Sept 10; consideration, 49, 50o
Lot so OF Ehaw,s Lots and in Forrestyille dated
Oct. %; consideration, 81, ,450-
WEST OF CITY LINrrs.
Lot 10 in Block 16 Of Hansbrough l. Hess ksw X
Sec &c. 40, 10, dated Oct. 16; consideration, $500.
, 1872-10-24

Cargo sales we're as follows:
Cargo schr aimmonds, from Ma1istee, 140 u
{oists and scantling at s12.oo; sold BY J.. II.
Cargo achr Welland, from -Manistee, 40 N
ioiata and scant1ing at s12oo; sold by J. u.
Loonis & Co.
Cargo schr White Cap, from Manistee, $50 m
{oists and scantling st s12.0o; sold BY j. II.
Cargo achr Nicholson, from Ludington, ISL II
{oists and ecautling at S12.oo i; sold BY J. Ii.
Loomis b Co.
Cargo schr Megnola, from Muskegon, 100 n
strips and boards at $500 sold by Blanchard,
The tono"1ng 1n1u.4a+;en Ahnnt the 1r,nober
prospects in the Saginaw Valley is from The
Saginaw Enterprise 'For soma time it has
section the coming winter could not be- on any
thing like the scale Of last winter The season
has been an exceptional ono in many rasnects
and the principal Of these ia the fact that though
the market has been unusually stiff throughout
the entire saving season, and prices Of lumber
have remained we'll up, the returns to the lum-
hermen have not been in proportion to the vast
outlay last winter. So many logs have been and
are now hung up, that with most lumber1non
operations like those OF last winter would be
simply impossible. But il this were not the
case, logging operations this winter would OF
course be restricted by the fact that very large
part OF seasons cut is now in the streams OF
On the banks, and will not come down for saw
stTesms which send their logs to the Saginaw
River there are not less than from 800 900 900 to
$50, ,000, 600 feet Of logs which 5yill not be cut
this year. OF course this large amount will go
fer toward making up NEXT years stock, 80 that
il the work in the wooda this winter should be
little more than bali as productive aa last win
tar, the stock in the spring would still be up to
the wants Of the mills. As consequence, al
though many gangs have already gone to the
woods, the business Of preparation ia nothing
f1-o&h hat - frf,1 s-&rr
, 1872-10-24
u1v1yETAKY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY EpEE{Nt2, Dc{. 1-s
We are unable to report any substantial I'M
provernent in the money market On the sur
face, there is little better aspect in the fact
that the decline Of lake freights from here to
Buffalo is favorable to shippers and encourages
the movement that leaves money where the grain
moves from. But, on the other hand, we hear
rn1aors OF rise in freights on the Erie Canal, in
consequence Of the great mortality among the
horses. How much foundation there is for this
report is not exactly clear yet, but On the whole,
we cannot sec that the situation has improved
as far as transportation Eastward is concerned.
The entire cost Of taking corn out Of
our elevators, sending it to New York, and
selling it, is now about 36c per bu, and for
wheat chont 43c per bu. This enormous cost
shows wh = grain is low here, and calculating
the same ratio Of expense from tue interior
points Of shipment to this city, it is easy to
see why the price that can be paid for the grain
leaves the farmer almost nothing. The railroad
and vessel interests are eating the country up,
and until there is either rise in prices Of grain
and provisions in foreign markets, or a decline
in railroad and vessel freights in this country
the prospect Of neither OF which is very datter-
ing-the farmers will be hard up, the merchants
who sell them goods will be ditto, and will
they find they can no longer
borrow Of their bankers to pay their Eastern
debts for goods This is the situation, and the
prospect is not 1attering one. Almost the
only redeeming feature is that the South is PROS
porous, is getting fair prices for large crop of
cotton, and will undoubtedly need q large
amount of the bIeadstuffs and provisions ct
the West.
The demand upon the banks Of this city for
accommodation is very large, coming from
country banks for re-discounts aud loans as
we'll as from city merchants for similar favors.
The banks are extending aid to the fullest ex-
tent Of prudence, but deposits have been so
much diminished during the last three weeks
that their ability to accommodate has been
greatly diminished. An indication Of how close
to shore the banks are obliged to sail is shown
in the
ABNORMAL PRICE OF EXCHANGE,
which now sells at from 81 to 81 .25 per 81 600
discount between banks. This low price is not
Cue to the abundance of exchange, for the
amount Of New York bills making is less than it
was several days ago. But banks that are
obliged to have the currency cannot spare the
capltal for the four days that it would take to
forward the bills to New York and fetch the cur
Tepcy back; this is the reason that, notwith-
standing the low price OF exchange, there is
little or no currency coming from New York to
this city.
RAILROAD INDEBTEDNESS.
We have mentioned several times, lately, that
besides the low prices Of grain and products in
, 1872-10-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Tsns,T T. Tr1,a <v,r,--o1 Foo+rroo ~ +h;u rnor.
,,a+ 49, +r;trant enna - a,v esaant;o, M
hes msie na1ot ~ ~ ~ s ~ ataeL
so ~ a. o,,9rt eno tete attar =. bn
e 90 ~ tha - 4,a}t,, 1n -,arEst
ale ~ r. arata Ta1o2n ba;nn a1,oI
the - su ~ ~ emv cona;dars
ua1e aos to,v " az 49, thare
e num W., aa 1 ps's5s now Hee -
a - ,,!1as n0 5saar 80 80 Irararad ~ s,7rft -
at;u tria, ooueeas;ors +at 100 ~ ~ aI1 rv;+ha
i1 stt ses 49, 4ney 10y % We m4.n
e1 nGta se;t ssUsA, ~ Jus. d. 70 ~
naie - ~ 80 as mnas "ou% M see u! ~ 20 uu =.
EasIan.apy ~" pa'ces' ane atsenu1nse n 1l.t "
;.ac4 Easteta ouyess W. ~ asetnse onst pnt @ ~
lut9iess "ae Aantis " tAe paw ~ a4y,
anu a1tnouen Iue onerlnes OF uesnaD1e
4oE8 we're Huutea 70 1e" caI"1oaus, tne supp1y
exceeded the legitimate wants 0t tho trade, and
prices we're again weak and irregular. bunch
aoa ~ hrEar ~ a. m f,.f su;ti {l,S
.,eoo i:o, to g %o,eet p' ~ ~ III LIS
exception aotaHg Aesc4leu ofet F9.a', "Alo VIII
perhaps half dozen e1ceptlons there we're no
transactions at over S3.7b. Stockers, Tor which,
heretofore there has been good demand ut
steady prices. were to-day duff and nearly 25o
-,nr i'm fho 1oIrar +ho hout nnf hainr xra,tad ~
Per !ev a t1s n % ness ~ a ~
droves. Texas and cnerokeas ware The only
descr1pt1on8 LOT WHICH tne maIRet e1uDlteo any
animation, or for which 1ormer pflces were real
, 1872-10-24
i AXE EpEiEarG

CHICAGO, Oct. 23--QuotaEe at 16c for wheat
and 15c for corn to Buffalo. To Boston p1a-
Northern Transportation Corpanys steamers,
39c on corn. To Portland nia. .3arnia and Grand
Trunk Railway, 36c on corn. u Kingston, Ito
On wheat, aud l6c on corn. Tn engagements
reported we're: To Buffalo-Kingisher, Watson,
Reindeer, Gao. +. Wand. all corn at 15c prop
Gordon Campbell, barley On p t.; schra Orkney
Lass and Havana, corn at 15c. 10 kingston
Sehr Pride Of America, corn on owners account.
To oswego-.-schr \: J: Rogers, corn at 22As
Total capacity equal to 49, 600 bu corn and So 00a
bn barley.
BUFTA1o, Oct 21-Vaasels scarce and ratek
steady. Charters reported: Schr 3. F. Merry
salt to sandusky ct &c per brl T. 0. b.; schr Mar,
B. Hale, 1000 brls salt to Green Bay at 20c I. q
B. Reported By 3. r. Smith. = Esq: g schr jane 1
G. 4. Minis, aame; schr Watchful, to arrive
wheat, Morpeth, Ont, to Bu6alo, 1t Sc per bS
, 1872-10-24

ns Buffalo, 17bs buteat.
& Scos 81 {. Tyson, &eputnee;0 nrs beet, and suu"
Kabeth Jones, BHa1o $500 bu wheat.
55aaxx!AT. Sturges, Buffalo i, 1856 barley.
88aE Gibraltar, Kingston 18, I'll b,corn.
Chr HsIndeer, Buffalo, ], 443 bu cen.
'schr o. R. Martin, Bufai, $4,000 h harley.
schr Cocelia, Brockrille, 800 brls 1ork.
Barge Mars Ludingon, brla aon., 10 brls pork and
sundrles.
Prop oeonto, Green Bay, 3 tons Jig iron, md zun'
dries.
schr Milwaukee Belle, Bualo, II, 5,5m bn corn.
schr George H. Waud, Bns1o, Al, ssh bu corn
schr Nassau, Buffalo, q SO BIZ wheas.
Schr William Sandersou, H1a1o, 9,000 bu Whest.
Schr Francis Bierman, Buf1o, 200 bu corn;
scor Cynthia Gordon, st. 3seph, hhda salt, 8 bzh
salt, and sundrie5. ..
schr st. Peter, East Tawss, ,7oo bu corn, b,s5o hu
oats, 20 brls pork.
ter, $50 b1 corr, and sutiries
, 1872-10-24

than on the preceding days OF the week, and was
slightly frmer in consequence. There was.
however, no quotable improvement in prices,
sales being effected at s9.00@s.75 for inferior to
common, at $4.00@4.25 for medium, and at
s4:50@4.7 IS for good to choice: There were no
extra mutton qualities on sale, but there Vas in
quiry for such at s5.0o@5.25. Lambs may.te
quoted at $2.00@3.00 per head, accordii,yf ai' g
quality: The market closed firm, With 'oa' an
sold. We note the following transact As.'
, 1872-10-24
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 23.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date. q Year ago:
, 1872-10-24

LEH1UNa-A1B III 1uUuEF8te fEqutss Ht yeslellay's
quotations. Ss:oo9lo.oo lor FFench x';so9s:y % 1oe
METALS AND TIMERS STOCK--Al1 articles IN
the list met with good demand, and former quota
tons are continued "a follows:
TIN P1ArE-IC, 10114 $1,000: do, 12x12 $3.50; do,
14x2o, S17.oo; do, roofing, IC, slA50.
Pc T1E.-Large, 45c; small, 4ee; bsr, 45c.
quantity, Il &c; slab &c.
SaEE3 InoN-No. q, TIC rates.
copPER,copper bottoms, 4sc; braziers over T. fns,
45c; timed copper, 43c.
w1nE2 to S, &c G. 8, and g. 1oc; 10 to ii, lie; T.
Is nd 70 and 1e s Il T.
fence wire, &c.
NAIIS-Ara in continued demand, previous rates
being fully sustained We quote: 16d per keg, s6.12
@6.25; Sd do sG.37E@6.55; Cd to sod, do, S6.624
@6.75; "A do s6.8ah@7:0o; Sd Do $7.G2H@7;75 DO
3d. fine s9.o0@o. I'd do, s7@950; clinch, $3.50
@B.62N. l21f off to the trade.
NAVA1. ETnREa-wore tn1ornh1v actiye There
, 1872-10-24

LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat WAS moderately active
and easier, closing at $1.10 cash, and S1.01A
seller November. Corn WAS eaasr and quiet,
closing at 90%c cash, and 31hc seller November.
Freighta we're inactive.
, 1872-10-24

Since Jan .s243 All 313 705 1893 1913, ,69s
The exports of breadstus from San Francisco from
July 1872, to date compared With the sane tie
in 1871, hyyc been az follows:
, 1872-10-24

discount Q1 lotaSA1 PEE Celt lTQU LIST.
SALT-There are no changes ;the demand continues
good and the market strong st the following uuota-
tons Saginaw, tine $40; Coarse Diamond G, $225 :;
dairy without hags, s. 90 do with bags, ground
solar, s. 25 Ashton dairy, per bug, $500 ground
alum, S2.25.
SEEDS-The market was rather Qulet Timothy d
shade easier clover quiet but firm. Flax unchanged.
Sales reported Of 1856 eacks timothy at 30 at
s272; II at s.. % sscks primo cloVar ~ "a
sacks poor at S. 10 16 sacks mamnaotn at 1910 lo1
sacks prime t3ax ut 1854 50 at $I.62H.
TEAs-Were fairly active sad unchanged. Foao~-
ing arc the prices current: Hyson, common TO fair,
60@55c good, s5975c; choice to extra
$l6sS1.ao; osnperane to hne old hyson, 8oe@s1oo
COMMON lmperiai, e5@76c; good to choice e. do' sus9
$1.05; fine to good gunpowder, 80c9$l.e caolee @
I.l0{9120; extra, sl.25@1.35 choice to extra les3
Japan, 9oc&sl o5 fair to good do, s0@90c; eo!ored
45@55c good, 60975c; choice to extra. 90c@$l.o5.
T0BACCO-Coutinues in good request anu au
prime stock ts firmly held. We quote:
CaEwNa-Fine Cut-Extra, 75@80c; choice, 6o8
Toe; common, 659soc; poor, 4o@50c.
sa1oK1sa-E1tEa, ss@s5c; medium, 3o9s2c; COM
mon stems, 27@29c.
black, sound, 48@55c.
WoOD-7ai in fair demand, aud remains firm at the
1t 1ate adyanee. We guote: Beach, sl25o; mnple'
$3.50; hickory, 3l4.00@1450; slabs, $8.00.
WOOL-Thts market Was without material change.
There ia no shipping demand, and only B few Ralea
effected to supply deficiencies. Prices are iegu~
, 1872-10-24
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. %.
Vessels we're in good demand. and rates un-
rhAnnad
, 1872-10-24
+" CONDENSED ARGUMENTS

Being condensed e1pose,f tho most notor!t
ntsdoan9s OF the present administration a1;t
why Greeley should be Preaient,
, 1872-10-24

LUMBER AFLoAr-There Was fair supply on
hand yesterday, and the number Of cargoes was
Inadequate to supply the demand. Building
material Was chiefly called for. Prices we're IN
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