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ninety .ys that intervene between the c'ose Of lar
vest z.d .e coIac:ecscall of TIL <.toy vita
OF. materially increasing tee rr:ce OF 1regt.s Such
aE1oFoGitol is ureccs.e7uus- Instead cf c1ss:ng an
Imaginary r.ns..a monopoly, ard charging !. with
tao p-cseL: high price cf and conEequeais low
p.cc Of whea worl1 It uot be better +cr tho farmers
to lock Epor TIL. question Il bnsaessl5e msaner@
Tetkcr this high rita Of fre:sata has been brought
alSat b. the workings # n:turl laws Of trade OF b7
combination. they rl continue kga just as long Is
tl,r vessels lo obt1tn-d to carry it nway. Our
farmers. therefore, instead Of Wasting ttez breath In
Abusing rings scd c.onopoEas shoCid prepare them
selves to t1So CT rhc;v wien: Until such time Is
,e .Earke. Is favorable TeS should join together in
azEe At al scasonsanI, az their crops arc harvested
thcy skoul instead of forcing them apon the market
. zach extent as to se2d up the fceghss 2n reduce
their recc;pts, hold them until tha market Is
wholly s7t=fac:ozr. U2tl eoae extensive system of
this Find is " the fazne-s they FIJI b. wholly
At the ue.cr ct the kctuaiops in the Market canRed
By the wc:iings o. tie natcral laws Of trade.
, 1872-10-11

Instruments Filled for Record, Thursday,
Oct. 10.

INSTRUMENTS Filled for Records Thursday,
Oct. 10.
FzoREET1-
shurt,s6 AZ, bet Ihirttydfth and Thlty-ai1th sts,
vf Is It to a1le5, cated July consideration ss55
8ublot g. Of Assessors subdivision Of Lots IL to 16
Block g. Ashland Second Addition, dated Oct. con-
s.deraiou, $8,000.
sub.ot 8, in same subdivision, dated Oct. i; con-
alteration, $, 900.
Coolidge st. bet Thrcop and Loonis sts +, n II to
a1ley, dated Aug. 9; consideration, 8 600.
Eleven lots in Black 10, * Sec 81 80 and IL, dated
oct. !; consideration, I'll ,o5e.
Park Az, between Hoyne and Robsy et., n +, Lot g.
dsted Oct. /; consideration, s. $50:
North At, Of Milwaukee az, s. i, 48tl65 It, dated
Aug. 10 !; consideration, s. .,5oo-
IN & RFs @ 2ss@ 1sssx = t. s1a dsssd 5 6e
! consideration, d s, 500.
os P 4eds Ga oE o ss Sss g g h
East y Block S, in Grants Addition, d-ted oa- 8;
constellation =, aoo:
clarE st, between 5ackson and Van Burea gts, ~,
70 Il s e ssssa Ss
pro1snents, oven a dated OF: I: oonside1a1on, $500
dstsa 2s 8 o a.
Iet y, Ct ss1 q 60 f. Of : Mnwx Sec 1s 81
Daahien St, y cor Of 1hirasveeth st, ef, 4e fit
.tley dated Aug II; consideration, s, 800.
Lat and 4 It CT Lot 6. Of 3IckelleyB Lot S. in
Block d. Sec -, 49, II, dated Oct- 2; consideration,
$500. --
Burnside st. bet Thirt:eh and Thirty -61st Els, ef,
25 # to alley, dated Oet- S: consideration, = SEQ
Lot L. in Block f. in Smith = Of e Sec IL,
70, ii, dated Jan. u; consideration, s. go
Sedgwick e. bet 1enoznonee and Linden ste, Lot Is,
NTH auilding, iA:ed Oct J; consideration, s. 500.
Burnside st. bet IIrtieh and 4hrtjtEst sis, I, os
it to aicy, Gated Oct :; consideration, s, ,9p'
Lots q 10 g N Fowler's Lots : and 10. N. 2o7
Of DYER and Da7idson's Q = oG Il # = Ste II.
Lot - in Nixo1s Subdivision, in Turner's Lot
x24s Sec l., s., Is, datd Aug. 4, consideration,
LOT 49, in Block ct Wards Block T., Shefde. Ad-
dition dated June - :, consideration, Si0o
The premises No. l64 1uke ST., GATED Oct. .; consd-
ezation, s. 400.
1t, dated Sept. IS; consideration, $780,
toR1a 11caErs-
On street bet Eocine and Eabius at. north OF
Wrigbtvood av, +, 5o11o415 it, dated c 9; cons1d-
erztlcn, 92,70o.
ae. 10, IL datea S=p. 10; consideration, s. $50
SOUTH C1TT LIMITS.
Block Is, N Packers = Of sw4 Sec S, 3s, IA,
dated Mareh g.; consideration. SIS Geo.
Lot =, in Blocks, HIDE Park, dated oc: conssd-
p1a:e ~ north Of st, 80 # front, dated
Oct :; consideration, s., 80.
Lots tc (, in Black GO, Eimbarks addition to Hyde
fa1z. dated Oct I; consideration, 96s 00o:
Lots Is to 80. in Block in FawcetIs Subdivision II
Sec 3s H. Gated Sept 7; consideration, s10-
an1
, 1872-10-11
MARINE ITEMS.

Wind from tho rest. b-isk-
The Captain Of tho Torsy rcno-ts q los Of
lumber OF Racine The deck ioad Of soms
schooner, probably.
The G. c. Batts ia ashore OFT WolF RiTer
with her deck load gope. Tho crew has deserted
lor.
The Captain Of the schooner Dolphin reports
that four Of the seven vessels asLora nea- Green
Bay have bean h2c1el ots.>
At Port Rowan. Ontario. Coroner Paelen
held Al inquest OF the body Of {. nan wished
ashore rear thore. He vas about fro feel, 10
inches i'll height, derk conplezioned, md about
2u years old.
Tho schooner Neal Robinson, row three
weeks Ashore at bennington, is comparatively
eacd-loc.ec no effort Ees been n,.ae toward
getting i.e1 a1oas.
fo= tho Marine Inspectors, Heir services being
lakes.
"A new propeller vas launched At Chatham
fow saEs sicce. She YES named the n. E.
-:Iie scow Neil Coch1ane. iu1noer lsden, Is
aehozc or Lake Huron. near Elm Greek, but
will probably get OF. The Lighter Wyoming is
-Sch5ouer oa5es which went ashore during
the brig Parker, sad want into the Eau hsrhor.
The extent Of her damages is not known.
The work of getting from shore the schooner
Phala-ope IS proving moro difficult than it wes:
has the n2:sor in charge, has retained 10 De-
troit fer another Rtean pump
--Ths barge Swespstasoe. belonging to the
stea1r-5argo jeE1oses tow. arrived st Port Hu-
ron do{ o. two Einee, wa:srlos7ysd, her decks
furniture pretty e:iectrally demolished She is
undergoing the requisite repai-s ct Por: Huron.
The sttatcment BY tho ccew ct the schooner
Nan, t.1:t the schooner White Slnnn hai no
light displayed on tho night those tvo vessels
Of tho crew CT tho White Sanall- Ho Gyowa3
that she had Lights, and in proper tin, at the
time Of tie accident. Ths White squan wes IN.
srred for S., 900, in tho Detroit Eiro and 3faripd
insurance Company, which amount INC raid zq
her owner.
During tho recent storm the brig Mc4tezS
ma, which tad seen sa1sco OF tie l2kes for Tie
past 25 years, was wrecked On the north shots
q Lake E.ic. A. the time Of the disaster tho
vessel was cHued II Csnts;n Fr"ncis NcAvoyt
who also commanded her. Mrs. ilcAyoy, vito
Of the CAPTAIN, Vas dro1ncd- Ske lad ca. her
person s., ,4eo- Tbs vessel was built at 1lic1algaA
City in 1877.
S-EA.ERa Ao.ouso.-Tho steamer Ind:s,
reports the propeller China aground u the Nee.
hisis, ht1s not leaking; acd would probably be
Ioloased with tie ND Of tug. The propeller
Lady Franklin vas also hard aground near the
same place, ard i,es been THIS p.;aon-bouad for
several days Eer cargo wss being hghtered
4 New FEssEL PAss1Sa.-With the western
feet which passed hero yesterday from Chicago
to Buffalo Ues tho schooner City of Green Bay,
q new canal vessel She was built at Green Bay
and Of The following dimensions Length, 143
tcot beam, 20 feet inches depth, II feet z
inc:les- SIZE has ca board %, ,0s5 bu wheat. Sha
is con1c.acGca oy Captain Peterson
Captain Roche, OF the schooner Hergesa
Home, fcll f-c:n {. Marquette o=e dock to ths
deck OF his vessel, distaaco OF 20 feet, On tht
1th inst, and was instantly killed. He VIII
-akeu to Cleveland, where Lo has q vito and fva
,i.ill.cn; he was rl,-icd there On the 11th.
, 1872-10-11

scow gestless, Woaieys 3 Per, 50 eds wuod.
Barge Apprentice Eoy, Grand Hasea, go n lumber.
Barge Alert, Peshtgo: $40 p m Lumber: ~ be-
sssE Min, s. Sturgeon, iss Il lumber. leo m shis'
szaz fisins tiizt Buffalo, $50 ton. rsi1rcaa izon-
sctr 31yrt.e, alusk=gcn, is m lumber
S1hr Tom Paine, Holland, Is cds wrod, IS eds bark.
schr s:lTer Clond, Kn.rfor Hcr. IS eds WOOD
schr Violin, Holland, Is n uo.k b.rrei slaves.
seow Lille Grey, S. Panis lier:
Prop Geisaeo Be;;e. Benton nn5 Haze9E: sunariee.
sshF sshr ee5pe essfsa IT. as coal
sehr Maggie Thon'rson' aIAsegon, 14o N lust@' 50
scar J. F. ward, White Lake, s5 m lumbar.
Scnr Swallow, Buffalo, GOO tons coal
schr T. c: Potter, Cleveland, 5oo :ons coal.
sehr Harriet Ann, sanga:aek. 2 COO railroad ties.
Bark Cnrrisr, oeonto. 1ss 2 g lumber.
Scnr Tempest, 1Iushe9on, 200 N lumber.
schr Scotland, Muskegon, 1856 Fl 1nraber.
sehr Russian, Buffalo, 500 tons coal.
sehs Hnnea1a reattTa;ter ieo nh. N mbe1 ,<o
schr Pilot, Green Bay, 90 N lumbar, II m shingles
schr alad 1idings, Naassgon, 1ss Number 50 N ash
schr Phi1o scoviie Alpena Dts N lumber, 1bo N a.n.
Schr Bertha Barnes, Menonaee, go II lumber, $50 n
schr -Four Brothers, vinturn Pier, 100 cords bark.
ScAf e. II. Becker, hE71u1eeY 13V EolG8 CATE
Stnr Badger State, Buffalo, 03l pkges hsh SOS hsr0
railro.d iron, aud surdres.
Prop s. c. Baldwin, Rscanaba, COO tons iron ORG. :
Prop City Of Toledo, csdensnrg, 100 r1i1road r1fs,
and sundries.
Prop Philadeiphia, Erie, $50 bars r.i1roed run.
Rark Pensaukee, AIpena, IA m lumber.
Bark Gibraltct, Goderich, 5 222G bb1s sa.t.
Schr Lookout, Sturgeon Bay, oGO III lumber 20 N aths
Schr Two Brothers, AIeoorainee, $50 n lumber.
Schr Top6ey, A1uhkegon, t45 m lumber.
Schr Rosa Belle, A1auistec, leo u Lumbar.
Seh@ Brooklyn, Oswegc Goo bbs sa1-
CLEaRANCE9. .Oct, TO-
Stnr Mushegon, Grand Haven, 10 brls pork aad sr1.
dries.
Prop Brooklyn, 0gieraburg, Is b,les broom COIL
Prop IaTrcnc-, og4ensbuzg II $50 bu corn, 100 br1s
1our, 60 bales broom corn
Prop Laurence Port Huron, $50 br1s ou tcs hams,
and sundnes.
Prop S. J. CALDWELL Pert Huron, 2o8G7 bu curn, 800
brls por1, $50 b-is -four and sucdries.
Prop g. J. Tluesde', Gzand Bay 4so brls pork and
Prop Canad., Montreal, 1868 bu Wheat
E1rk TEc Fannies, Buiia1o, IS coo ba wheal.
Prop Badger State, Buffalo, $oc09 bu barley, go b1
dour 10 bzls Tc-l5, anl sunGzieg.
schr Eerths Earae1 EscaEssb. 5000 ho cats, 40 bu
corn, TO h-la bces, and sandG:es
schT LAZY B. Hale, Buffalo, 16,..5 barley.
sch- Dcnaidson, Buffalo, Is eco bu wheet.
Schr H. Egan, Buffalo. 500 b1 co7n-
scilr Zack Chandle-, DuEa:o, Il 900 bu cats.
Scl2 Two Brothers, aEeuerninec. j, COO bu cats.
Sct- M;laa, ST. Sturgeon, IL hr1s pork-
Barge Active, Pe=haGo, 80 brs becf and sundries.
, 1872-10-11
EELGlCMa EXPORT cT wooLEN-
Tie following figures show the expert Of WOOL
en- cloths frcr, Belgium for the last three years
t---.-.----a,11a,7c0 1,sSo,ooo 1,aa3, ,7oo

In the afteaaoon the rnrkets we're quite
act;:1. Wheat was stronger, under the :n1lu-
ence of tho later advices OF activity in New York.
aad closed ct 31-14 bid seller the month, and
5l-A1< se.lar November Corn was also
stronger, closing at sc seller last half, and
Fo,5ca il lake freights. but it is probable that
several charters we're effected at slight reduc-
ton from the rates. on Change, ss there wes
good Inquiry from shippers, Who were willing
to pay 1s3zc On corn, Int insisted s TED, that they
, 1872-10-11
C4L4IEONS1A NHE4AT.
T1o San francisco Commercial Herald Eaya:

ll0 san tI10clEco commercial l7eTNtQ EayH:
Since 5uly We have exported to the United King
dom Is cutze c=1gocs OF wheat. divided up between
sixteen different commission houses, representing
English ile-s and merchants ordering the same from
this coast uncr limits. So iar are advised the
business il chiefly uEoa English account This bosi-
is done under the influence Of considerable sharp
competition, ard through different ship, grain. and
bag nrokeEa there is competition between each and
I'll separate trades aud Interests, and cordial feelings
not always estsog-snat5s, they do not a1~nJg work
in concert So much for explanation, ard any doubt
ing premises gve the writer ereoual inter
view, when the truth S1n be Es:de aDparent- This
statement is published orr own responsibility,
without y hint OF suggestion from any party.
These rs vessels have carried out in the three
months ending Oct ]. 2 1888 063 ceot2ls Of wheat,
valued in California at s., ,65e, eco in gold
The Stockton Independent scys:
Our wbec. crop hes certainly not been oyc<-estnat
for TIE because it xi=y lesscaE their Ec-
hts; bat is it right to charge 10 the operations Of
wtst: rig, o- shrping naaapoiy rt=uss thst eoms
III great n.e7sare from n.tfaa c=nses, or tic w.
eAaas:ag operations ef the Laws oc 1.:e* oa- far1c-
and gam leclczs have Tot prepared themselves to
take 16vant7se Of The high F-ices in the Liverpool
Ecrct for, owing to the I1Et Of accommodations 70
Eto1e c surplcs crop 1aG protect it fzo: The coming
sfo.1E, t.c themselves bidding sg.nz: e.ch otte7
10 nat tie price a5 Eaec. tha: the crop o1 snd-
v:i1ua:5 may ba sayed- Dn these men who ara
Aowlng about grain ring eIp@ct thss Eve
hundred shiEs cali he brought Into tho har-
tos Of 6au Francisco and loaded within The
, 1872-10-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

Echr c. R. johnson, saugs.uc1;, 100 II LUMBER,
6chr pr:ae, Aicskeeou, 500 r, Ett.
Stir fstzLugh. Oswsgo @Uo tons ccrl,
Seer Robert Iorlet, G1a.d Esv5a, 15o n lumber.
scs- Cka,Ipion, Bonsic, SOC soas ooal.
scar Wal:cna, 3Ianjstee, LIS Z, 1a,abcr.
s3c.r Essex, Moncsiqae e1G IN lu.aos-. co N l:!h
6ci,r Lille P.-3ona, Os7Yegc, is7 tons SILT.
schr Wa:. Jones, cle;etand, ESQ tons ccas- =
Sc.,r Hubbard Cleveland. $50 tens ccs1. i. :.
schr Garee Cock, Eagle Ea-bor, lxo cords wcod.
6car M9.a, IudinEtou, 1:0 m il.Iober.
achr Midnight, E-ie, $50 tons coal.
6csr F1er-itta, Buffalo, 58o tone -ai1roaa iron.
scnr Els Day 5aekscaroz, 1,1eo telegraph poles,
l,sGo posts.
sehr andbury, conipgwood, 80 eds Tood 800 N 18th
6chr Mary Battle, Goodrich, {, SO hels ae1t.
schr Jos Var Green Bay, 165 u lumber, 50 n 1ath.
sehr keazaags, East TzaTe1ss{11eo n lumber.
9chr Belotk, Horns Pier, IS cM wood.
acoU Dlask HaWt, Lincoln. s3 mlrutsr, Is n 1ata.
, 1872-10-11

TJCLTRY-Tbe market is ia:r1y supplied, and nn-
der moderate re1reet there 70 no:ceatlc varia-
lions In prices. Sales vera reported Ct 10 coops
spring ch:ekene tzral} It s. @; coops do, fnr, At
S,6o33oc; { ccors. old, zt $3.u03400; coops tur-
Eeys 1t EHc 3 b; 200 r.. tu-Eeys, dressed, 13c-
EDTAT0ES-The supply IS greatly II excess Of the
demand ard 1e=ers sre Obliged 20 sen at 1oF figures
In o-er teioce se5c. Prices unsettled at fzr
cas 45c &c. e:rtoas, and 1880. from s1ore- Sales
n,i1ei r 3oc; $50 In at 5pc $50 DO e Coo $50
srpply, selHng at esco@s-25 pE I'll
SALT-Is IL good request Prices are fSa 1t The
zecrn. 7.vaace A:h frsisa:s mud scareeness to
BE- Tho chief reasons for tho preseat h1sa rates asked
We quote: Saginaw, Inc. SO: oncnass1, ane,
$oao; co1rse D:amosl6 C. So daily. without bags,
s:D3; co with baga $4h,; erourd eoa-. s. Is: Ash
ton dai1y, per bag, $500 !; ground arm, 81 81:
sEEDS-Tere IL fair demand so-t',y, there Being no
material change in =-ices from rcstordaa Guot7ons
Sles ost sucks prime go: Is ct s:so 10 It Sc1o
s. at $a.67h: . at S3S5G250; 20 E.cEs clover ut
$50; 3 bsga a. II bags mammoth 1t 5s7K !;
:.73 sacks Eax ct 81 IS ; Is do At S1.co.
SASH, DoOEs, AND 9l1Sp5-The dem:rd con-
tiucea good c1d p-eeent rrcas fully maintained
Ne continue oqcote as follows:
, 1872-10-11
LAKE FEEfGHTS,

CHARTERS EEo,1 CmcAeo.-To Montreal Prop
Lake Michigan, wheat ct SEC. 10 Kingston-
Sehrs Mediator and Mary Battle, wknat At 27c;
props Chicago B. ". blanchard. and Badger
stnte, barley ct lie; brig Pownat:en, corn as
Ice: schr Sunny Si6c.> :orn on .. t.
Au.wAUaEz, Oct 9:-G-ain freishts are less
firm. and the Buffalo rate tends downward,
owing to better supply Of yessals. Charters
B2tfalo-ssh- joe. Paige. wheat at 1sc; bark
Tanner end scar James Platt. Tuesday p. ND
same ct 1876. To OsueSo-Schr nenokee,
whest 1t &c. TIC Kingston rate is nozeical
at &c
, 1872-10-11

MONETARY.
THURSDAY Ev1S1.sG- Oct. To-
Tte local money market continues strinseE:
tus was cuieter To-day than for several days rre
,':o1s Tire baak statements: as lar as published
SHOW Large decreaes IN ac:os::ss and = co,:sid'
ezabie ,Ecrease Il leans ai1.ce 1ure- ScyeEal G.
tine bs.;Es 7:ese l:slos7 their Legal reserves O,
D2*- 8. and z.cre o5 them a1o ,,1oEa:!J il, ti,f
saI.e tx nov. as tie greatest pres5!:ie Cor none.
M2z not experienced; 1,ntii after tho I'd
In the open market money still commands =:
10 per cent Per month c1 the nest kind q
'5GCble-nane l,ape: ard about the ea1,s rates on
good col1atsrals-
/ fa7o.able feature in tho money market is
Tue increased demand fo- Sew York Exchansc-
Country banks are ordering liberal rer1itisnces
from here to sew Eo:k. e3d the Price in this
market has advanced to 50@'.5c per 81 600 Dis
count for sales between bsnss-
The Mercantile National Bank Of Chicago,
with Z capital of @50a, Geo. VIII coon be organ
ICED in tlis cii= 17o understand that tie etock
has all been subscribed, and the holders are only
:nston Ttis viii make four new National
Banks organized in Chicago in the last eight
tnonths.
THE GOVERNMENT LoAS:yG MONEY.
ihe ptoeeess n cIasneS ~ u w ea'. s,ls ~ ~
gou - % M et;~oi 80, D. - ~. ~ n 49,. ~
e.e5 " ns '11 GoTernn,ans 13srae;4cx;aa NJ ~
Esoved purpose of the Treasury in
this was to-. ease the money
market nE iaallno 1a-s csposir OF dosefnmens
moneE a1aalahle Tor loan.ng to the mercantile
rcm-auni:v. The $4,000. 600 of bonds bought
are also paid fo1 In greenback notes out of the
Treasury Here we heve SIC: :000, 900 Of money
E:.dLen:y thrown into the market in New York
This Is undoubtedly the cause OF the ease N
more" 1s.efe IN the last Two d1y6- Under the
c.1t :acces. The relief has been m acceptable
oc. =. 20 business community but auT one can
ties OF the most gigantic evils. the authority
which the Secretary c1ai1ns to issue more green
backs. to buy bonds, e1,d sell gold. is greater
inan was ever exercised by any other pubic Off
GER III modern times.
TEE PROPOSED IMITATION.
An example Of vhat politicians would Go
win finances is ehoWn in the proposed action OF
rhe Administration in rerayd to the iesre OF
r,1nra @rraeuIarls After ,nrsu;p.. r,r f1yo yesrs
na5;ry - -,-adna7 contTaf ff;o1 s17t1nr;-a7 Nv -
+ Ten-,fic.n ~ Gnnaress IA aG1,,n;s9Sat3on md
aeiay hnee1s afouno anu proposes ~ 4esue
s77.VUooo Hefe sIe1noahS: 2ecsuse Il Is sn!'- =;
posea % De popular: enu Hhelv 10 seeu1g tne
Fotes OF tnose "no ao 10. sno" snoos1 "
tn2nces TO Enow 1hat 1t Woulo pe OF anca.ce-
lary h.enafneon; VINO Is preparl1s eoMe hlnu %
9osu1nens On Iae hn@nee5. a4o.es Ine ~ -
req Ao9o. "n'ca 1ese;Eoeo al1- .Ace y. aoo ooe
sashoIaty 70 conI1zc@ AZ inc 1Ate CT %9,ueoo"o
per monIh, ana 1nan proceeds 10 say:
At this time the amount outstanding vas Ssss,
ano % Tnat iS t4e 'ns es1o~ 7ntn IL ,1e rsdsec
Eon .. tne unl.ea a1es notss SafIos nE ~
s-nnnnf an9 ffa 500 ooo authorized III
law, The issue Of the reserve Of e., ,0c0 is
left discretion If the Secretary, who ms
, 1872-10-11

heavy 11{sl1ac; do light, l1Gl2Ae; Far. cured ION
g1lec; Sssen eIf. l1o; gFeea ei!vve4l hip, prime.
~ ;53 satss: e ID: dsaco s u d,.ss Gsy es'
81 ctner damaged stoe, t~o-thirds prices branded,
10 Ter ccrt of.
HO:EY-1a fair request, aale4 te:ng 1nzde Of 200
rs in eczohs Ut 23:.
EOrS-We4e very quiet, .nd quo.abls At from 168
20s fo> fair to cEoe& Wisconsin, ne Eote salcs Of
tris 1T o0c.
T,Ov Ayn ETEET-At u7eyious 6purpa frnde r4,n.
, 1872-10-11

HOGS-Continucd activity il noted in this de-
part1oont OF the l7o stock market, a7i;= srnn,
buoyant feeling still prevails The 1e:eio ere
cce1ing days of the week, bct there wss 40 oser-
plus, everything selling and at strong prices.
Most OF tho days business was transacted With
il the raogo o. 9j.I5sEAs5: hut tho extreme
range was 224,6'S5.oo. The following sales fair
II reflect the market.
, 1872-10-11
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct 10.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of tbs leading articles of produce in this city
during the past twenty-fou hours; there wase
roue reported for the corresponding time . year
, 1872-10-11

se=1s to Ia transacted and former prices are fully
sustained Wc quote:
Tx rrArE-IC, 10xl4 $1,000; do, 1ox1a S1650; do,
14xaO, SLIGO; do, roofing, &c, s15.o0-
PIG T1s-L1rSe, 4sc; ara1ll, 46c; bar, 4?c-
SHEET zEsc-Eu1 casks, u5<c; half casks, 1oc; less
quantity, II &c; siab, Sc
SHxEr IEoS-So. 81, TIC rates-
Co7sEr-coprer bottoms, 4ec; t-azers, oTer IL its,
45c; timed copper, 43c.
NnE-e 10 s, sc; C. 8, snd 9, Ice; 10 to II, uo; t.
R u11c l3 and H. 12Xc; Is aud 16, lie: II. 16o; 18
Ice; ID 19c Co. 2oc <u bundle Is Per cent discount;
fence wire, &c.
EAus-Tne demand continues liberal. and re-
cen. prices Unchanged. We quote: led to eod,
do, ss.65h@G.75; Ia do, 6sok8700; 81 do, s7.69E
G:.75; do g, hne, $oooG9.l2l; I'd do, 9.s7H@s.5o;
eccA. g. .5oG9.G9A.
, 1872-10-11

SHEEP-Only limited demand oxictcd fpr
this class ct stock, and the market ra.ed dull
and o.=:. The igat supply: however, tendad TO
chack tto downward tendency Of prizes, ard
quotations remain a=c!,auced.
, 1872-10-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.


CAITLE-Thezo was ELI active inquiry Tor
teef cattle to-day, md the markc. was INN for
all descriptions; notably SO foz good to choice
shipping grades, the supply CT which was snail.
The fresh receipts were only ]; ;s59 k=si, end aa
this number was largely composed Of common
and medium natives aud Texas cA:lle tle COM
petition for the few first and second class steers
o1ored WIS spirited. and sales .Rarc readily ef-
fected At TIE sdTspeed prices established eaZ!ie7
, 1872-10-11
S4o,e@9 k79,656 G.G,713 s&J,ol

From this it Will be TINT 20, 600 azr
Tels tcI1nd List year. di-idcd among tho diYrrru:
grades follows {o- which figures a.u fndob:ad
to George r. ELL. Deputy Sal: Iusnectot>:
, 1872-10-11

OI&-No Ntotuhte change reported IN vaIae6 q
iris clsss q: Soots. The leading oils, embracing
hur, lard. lnseed, tuspen@na, &c.. were moving
On lbeEl scz,e, and the qao:cd pEees wa-e firmly
sdhc1ed to ali around No repeat orr Est:
c1-bon, &c; e1t lard o1 strictly inter 83c; 60,
ieepresaea, soc: Do, ca.rsst mike &c: Ne L a6.;
xlzle soc; spe.7c, Sooosal0; Es.s:foot OIL stsic.ly
pure SLID: do ezsrs, SlC0; do No. !. s2@s5c; hank
oil. 65a; srnits, Toc; eleThan. oil, 95c; turFt1t:re,
T2a.2c -.
PAINTS, ,CoL0RS, AND pUTTY-Eer4:n qutes
end STEADY q. the prices giren bellows
, 1872-10-11


not the Last year II this te and the nrob-
ability is that tho increase this month"; ortr the cozree
short.se Many Of the works viii run all winter, 60
that takng the season through there will probably DO
but Little difference in the amount Of the production.
, 1872-10-11

CatG0 EE1E DfIVt11, 1T1- IllS411Ss6s: lzo x uA
timber, ct CHICO. Sold by CasL7nsn, Caikins Il
Co.
C4rgo Echr Robert How1ett, f-on1 Grand
lath at ss.25. Sold BY z. II. Doubleday
Cargo sc,lr. Souvericr. from Manistee, G5 n
small timber at $1,000; 110 m joists and sc2nt-
ling al s12.o5. Sold by Vt Z. BicEfort !: Co.
Cargo sehr WestnaI, fron Mcnistee. fcc deck
lead Of timber, *,20.c co to S803 and over ;oists
and scantlings, .25. Sold BY ". 4. Hc..,,torl
l. Co. ;.
Cargo echr Marie, from Lud;agton, 146 m
joista md scaatlins ct ;3ie.:5. Sold by J. II
Loolis ., Co.
, 1872-10-11

IN the week. Butchers' staff was also n coed
request and firm aud tho sarla waa true Of Stock
ers. and by the middle Of the aiternoon the pens
wsre well cleared OF all descriptions. Tie mar-
kets below aro reported favorabls, and i our 70
ceipts can be kept down to q reasonable num-
her, ne SEQ no good reason why the present
healthy condition OF the market should not
continle. Tho rcnse Of pr;e,s Was S2.90@6.65,
with most of the sales at S3.00@5.75. Tue most
important transactions OF the dey were 200 head
averaging ,245 lbs. st 35.75, and 33 head aver
aging ,22i lbs. at S6.65. The former drove vas
sold By Scott / Smith, and the latter by Fl. f.
Henry. One or trio packers were in attendance,
and had there been sufficient supply Of suit
able droreK this class OF buyers would. no doubt,
have been Ebc-al operators IS tie weather was
cool and favorable for cutting. Tho market
closed fairer with fair prospects ahead
, 1872-10-11

aud upwards. .-..........-.....-a
Choice Beeres-Fire, fat, well formed 3 year
to S year old steers, and averaging l,150
70 ,4uU 1DS.
Good Observation-Disclosures fne1y-formed
steers, averaging 100 to l ECO ns..-.....
Medium Gfailes-Sfeers In fair flesh, aver
aging 100 to ], $50 .bs..
Butche1s' Stock--Conmcn to mccium
Btecrs, and good to extra cows, fo- city
alsughter, averaging 800 to ], 100 lbs. -.-..
Stock Cattle-Commun cattle, in decunt
f1esh, averaging TOO to 1850 lbs...........
1nfer'or-L:ght and thin cown, heifers,
stags, bElls, and scallswag steers.
Texas Cattle e-Thzcugh droves. ..............
Te1cs Cattle-Northern vintered..
CATTLE SALES.
, 1872-10-11
In regard to lu.1teti1s {
Nen:s d,l6 Re730-.s9' says:

The Sagirav Courier gives the following state
uent Of salt manufactured since +he State salt
inspection system was inecgurated, as ehonn by
the report Of the St2tg Salt inspector: