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Lots 107 and 1os in Gvins + Gilberts' Is Of
eM X OF " X Sec. Il, 80, 49, dated, Oct %; con-
sidcration, $3.50.
Fulton st. between Wood and Paulna sts, 3 front.
Lot 95, dated, Oct. %; consideration, s., 1000.
Park av, front, 30184 #, in Turner's Lot T. Of
Sec H. Sd, IS, dated Sept 10; consideration o5o.
Lots 19 to H. in Block 4 in A1orgau's Block 10, OF
shetheld's Addition, Dated Nov. Il; consideration
$1,500.
Blocks to and 7, in CInord'a Addition, dated,
May Q !; consideration Sl50,000
Ellis az, OF and near Thirty-seventh St, front 80
It, dated, Oct. aa; consideration, 81 72o.
Bremen st, between Hobbie and Oak ss, + = It to
alley, with buildings, dated Oct. 80 consideration
Hurlbut st. between Centre and Wisconsin sts, e +,
At It to alley, dated Oct 10 consideration, S0eo.
SOUTH CITY LIMITS. .,
Eyerts ar, 8 cor Of Fo1ty-ninth st, II 238x124E
it. dated Nov. 6 consideration, s. 20o0.
Lots to in Block s, Of Hitchcocks Subdivision IN
e Of Sec 1, 38, u, dated Oct. Is consideration,
Lots Is and 1G, in Gerber and Jarretts IS Of Lot
Sent. 10: consideration, s., 900.
Block 81, Of Stone and Wlituey's Subdivision, IN
r. Sec G. 33 a. dated Oct. consideration, S15, 600.
Same as the above, dated Sept. 2; consideration,
Lots and g. in Gums Block of Clough l. Barney's
Lots 81 and in Sec IT, SO, II, dated Oct. So consid-
Grafton, s., ,050. ...
Lot s. II Block Of Duncans Block s, Of Taylor L
k5eghls ofnw x Sec 4, 80, ID. dated Nov 2; con-
Lot 75 IN Block Z, in same, dated May % consider
Lot 10, in Hulburd,s Block Of clough 4 Barney's
Lots 81 and 3d. III Sec &c. 49, H. with building, dated
Oct. 81; consideration, g $50.
WEST OF CITY LIMITS.
Lots and e. in Block . Of Nooley's Subdivision in
+ Sec sc, 20, l3, dated Oct %; consideration,
$500,
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HONEY AND COMMERCE..
MONETARY.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. II.
In the local 1money-nearkat business was rather
quiet to-day. It is now generally believed that
the Boston fire will create no arrangement IN
money matters here that it will not make
money tight in Boston or anywhere else for somo
months, at least, and that it is not likely to
affect the monoy-marEet hero at all, unless
it may diminish the amount Of New England
capital loaned hero on mortgages though even
this could scarcely bo the case until next sum
1ner, when the Boston real estate owners want
to rebuild. But by that time the demand for
such loans IN Chicago will have diminished
The market for commercial loans is still string
eut. Many OF the banks are refusing more or
less good commercial paper, which they would
like to take if their supply Of funds would
admit, and tho most Of them still report that
they are extending a good deal Of paper that
natures. On the whole, however, we believe
the market is easier, and tho demand for money
less than it was week ago. One pretty sure
indication Of it is that there is now very ltt1e
All that is offered is quickly taken at * per
cent per month On collaterals Of bank and other
local stocks, money is to bo had IN tho open
market nt from II to Is per cent per annum,
most transactions being at the latter rate. Tie
see no reason yet to change the opinion e1-
pressed some time ago. that money is likely to
remain tight here al winter. But the move
ment Of the hog crop will set money afloat, and
alleviate the stringency to eorae extent during
the next month.
New York exchange WIS firm at 6oc to 75c per
81 900 premium for sales between banks to-day.
THE RECOVERY OF sTocEs.
The re-establishnent of confidence is shown by
8 furtherayerage advance to-day Of about Il of
Per cent on Government bonds, an average Of over
2per cent in the prices speculative stocks over
lne prices OF O'Clock .. IN. yesterday. The ar-
erage prices Of speculative stocks are now with
in about per cent Of the prices of last Satur-
1av
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L0CL EaKkEI. -
MeEErs. Lunt, Preston s. lean quote as fol
lows. this afternoon:
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments were filed for record On
Tuesday, Nov. L.:
CITY pEorEE1y.
Lot 10, in Block S., Of &C., Sec II, 49, II, dated
Nov. s; consideration, s, ,654.
Lot o, in Bock 10, in D. S. Lees Addition, dated
Nov. Z; consideration, $500.
Lots IS and o. IN sa1nc Block dated Nor. Z; consid-
grafton, 1850.
Lots &c md q, in same, dated Nov.7; consideration,
s1,35o.
Henry ct, cor Of Pa7;1ina st, 1, Lot so, dated
No, S; consideration, 6, GOO.
Lots q and Is in CLi!dE Block 3, OF Il NV Sec
So 80. H. dated Nov. 1; consideration, $50.
Oak ST. bet Townsend and Bremen SIS, !, nndlsldcd
= Of Lot 8, dated Nov. u; consideration, S5'5
Lot 13, in Block 5, in c. Il. Haz11sons Addition,
dated Nov. IL consideration, :, ,0o0-
Lot Il, in Block o. Ealne l4ted Nov. IL; considers
tion 81 900.
L.. y3 III Block . of 4 Of northwest 4 Of Section
3, 81, H. dated March 20 consideration, s., ,20
Juii:, st, between Ridgeviue road and Ashland nv,
ST # to alley, dated Nov. II consideration SG5o
Lots to II, Block 49, in Section 49, 4U Il, dasea
Nov. 9 consideration, $4,000.
East acres Of tat ps Of northwest of noEtawess
= Of Section l3 50, u, lying north Ct Barry Point
road, dated Oct. 7; consideration, $4,000. -
Robex st, between Van Bu-en and Tyler SIS, +, 30
xla5 it, dated Nov- 2; consideration, s, 600.
West Chicago ev, bet Lsasitt and Hoyne sts I, Lot
Won Horn st, bet Oakley and Leavitt gts, f. 25x1e5
#: dated Sept. 9; consideration 5000.
West Chicago Az be- Leayitt and Hoyne SITS, +, Lot
X dated Oct &c; consideration, oD.
Lot l29 in Givins & Gi1!oerts IS acres Of y G u
If 4. Sec a. 3d. 13, dated Oct. %; consideration.
500. ,oo-o,.
f. tn caIal B dated Nov. S; consideration $1,000.
CLAYTON St 325 # " Of Paulina st, i, e5x1c5 #,
dated Oct. 10; consideration: s9c0.
Yves. Lake st. bet Lincoln aud RobeS SIS I, % II 10
a1try. dated Or, 81 consideration, S,oo
Pine st. s corner Of Huron tt, Y i, Lots ana !,
dated Jan. 20: consideration. sl1ooh
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1nG I-,LLlSH MONEY AAl1LEI4
The reactions Of the London money market
with those Of the United. States, arc now suiIi-
ciently Intimate to.c-eate q general interest in
financial circles here IN the movements Of the
Bauk OF England Yesterday we remarked that,
III connection with tue recent advance in tho
rate OF discount by the bank to Per cent. there
seemed to be something in the situation
Of the London money market not
fully explained in tho foreign dispatches. In
fact, the latest London papers seem to hold d.
verse opinions on the subject. Tic London
Economist Of Oct 25 says there is an increased
demand and s' an unusually efficient supply Of
gold" The London Times Of the 2Sth says
there is q disposition on iie part of the public
Ito hold an unusual amount Of currency idle
in their own hands, Now, although
the Times and the Economist dispute with each
other about techuicaiities and fancy that they
do not agree about the condition Of the London
money market, wa think it will be plain to
most persons that in fact they both mean about
the same thing. VIZ: that there hes been loss
Of confidence, and that people arc
holding money out Of the banks. LII
other words, they ere hoordinq it,
Whether this is the case. or whether the float
ing capital. the exchangeable surplus OF wealth
called ''money" or available fundR," is not be-
ing locked up in Investments that are not profit
able, is q question that can scarcely be deter
mined get. It seems probable that this latter is
the view taken OF the situation By the Directors
of the Bank of England, hence their endeavor to
rheck the tendency be raising the rate Of inter-
est. In order to show the position Of the Bank
of England during the LAST three months, ne
point to the following:
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extra do 5o@55c; New Orleans molasses. CHOICE lot
@e0c; do common, 65@7oc.; PORTE kieo molasses'
choice 6o@G5c common molasses, 30@35c.
Sp1cEs-Alspice, 17916c; cloves, 2891ucs c1sMs1a, "a
4oG5 pepper, 22H@o3Ec; nutmess, p :So9 t;og
ginger, pure 2s@30c; do No. l. 2oS25c; 90 No. = 10
@.tIc. - ..,s
soAp7-French mottled, 6H@6alc: German mott,ed
7h@.Ne; Go'den West, G@6Ac; White i+y, o,eg
6,1c; White Rose, 6E@62+c; brown Windsor, 4G<9
Age palm, 6QsG1c; Styon Imperial, Ga:@54c:
s1ARcH-Gloss, 9h@1oc: corn. 9eallc; launoFy' 0s9
7c: common. 5{G6c-
limited character, Eastern buyers having generally
withdrawn from the market There is steady inquiry
from local customers but the demand from this source
has not cquallcd the supply, and prices have rued
weak and lower, the decline reaching 50e@sleo per
ton. Wo now quota the wholesale prices paid
timothy, beater pressed, sle.oo@17oo; do loose
pressed, $500 q 1900; new prairie, pressed $1,000
11.OO. on WAGoS-Timothy, loose, $15.o0@16.0o !;
prarie. loose, So.5G@1050. For delivery Of pressed,
$1.00@1.50, according to distance.
HIDES-Eo change for the better Is noticeable IN
the condition Of tho hide market Buyers are fe" and
their orders limited, and stocks-already arss-con-
tinuo to accumulate Prices range substantially the
same on the date Of our last review, but
there arc indications Of decline. We
quote: Green butchers,, 7He; green sa1ed, cured,
heavy, 109loAc; do light, 1074@11c; part cured,
lie; dry salted, 16@l7c; dry kip, 92c dry calf &c
dry flint, 1o@o0c; deacons, 5o@6oc; damaged, ~
csc; all other damaged stock, two-thirds price;
branded, 10 per cent off.
HOPS-Prime hops are in fair demand at oo@30c !;
common to medium quotab1e ct 15@2oc; Eastern, 239
SEC. Sales Include 16 bales at 20c.
HoNEY-Fair grades were in some demand at 25@
SOC; dark and strained honey quiet at l820e. Sales
inclnde 800 lbs good comb at csc.
IRON AND sTEEL-Were in fair demand at the
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est Of the in this department Of trade. The
demand on Eastern account inconsderable, while
tho inquiry from local customers was restricted to
sall lots for supplying immediate wants. But not
wihstandins the sluggshness of trade, the market
has not weakened to any apreciable extent the mod
crate character Of the receipts serving to strengthen
the views of holders Stocks Of medium grades are
liberal but Of choice and low grades there is no over
plus; The following are the Quotations Strictly
choice dairy, 24G2Gc medium to good, 1sG21c; in
ferior to common, 7G1Gc.
BAGGING-In the market for this line Of goods
there features to mention. Grain bags are
in limited request only, but stocks much reduced
and holders not urging sales ut any concession
from the quotations. Buraps and gunnies are mcst-
ing with steady fnir inquiry, and firmly held.
Wool sacks remain inactive. We repeat our List !:
Stark, 36c; Ludlow, 35Ec; Lewiston, SIC American,
SIC !; Otter Greek, 33kc; burlap bags, 4 and bu,
2o@22Ac; gunnies, SINGLE 18@19c; do, double, 2sc;
wool snaks, 69{970c -...
BUILDING MATERIALs-Au descriptions con-
tinue. to meet with fair inquiry at the follow
ing range Of prices: Stucco, $2.5D@2.75; New
York e:ucco, casting, s3.75@4.00; superhne do,
H.00@4.50; Kosendne cement, S3.25G3.50; Utica
cement, $500 per br1; Louisville cement, $500;
Akron cement s2.00 : marble dust, S3.25; lime, in
bulk $1.0o@11 Lime lin brs) Slo5@1.o5 brl; white
sand, per br, 5o.i5@3O0; plastering hair, per bu,
40S45c fire brick, per 1000, S4o009oo.O0: buildlng
brick (conmon), Sll5D914.00; country brick, S13.o
@l3 o0 Woodstock pressed rangs at SIS St.
Louis Hydraulic pressed, $500, del Milwaukee,
$500, del; Racine, 5000 del; Hinsdale, $500,
DEL; fire clay, Per brl, s4.0o@50o. The following
Is the list of per box 80 feet for domestic
window glass, from which reduction Of 40 per cent
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(trcnilt;Qn

Since the foregoing was printed in the New
York Bulletin the rate has been raised to z per
cent, showing that tho tendency indicated above
continues. The s'securities'' in the above sum-
mary represent the loans, or advances to the
commercial public. An analysis of the figures
shows that the deposits have fallen OF 81, &c.,
G6i the loans have been contracted :e5, 1893 ,4S7,
and the coin and bullion lad been reduced by
-, ,217 ,0i7 from July u to Oct %. The loss Of
deposits has compelled the contraction of loans,
aud even this falls to draw any surplus funds
into the bank. Banks can only hold their own
capital and tho s,rplus money for which the
business community have no immediate use. If,
therefore, the public aro either using their
funds that there is no surplus, or if, as above
mentioned, floating capital is being locked up in
unavailable and Improbable Investments, go
that the surplus is absorbed, any contraction Of
loans on the plan Of the Bank Of England must
fail to draw any more surplus inte its vaults,
because there is no surplus, and money would
continue to grow tighter until there is some kind
Of q crisis.
LocEL sTocK AID BOND HARRIET.
MeEErs. Lunt, Preston s. lean quote as fol-
~f4-
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

.-rar-o1 TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. Il.
=, My Coaol-Was a In continued good demand At
$1.80@1. .85 for o. per cent proof
, BROOM CORN-No improvement is noticeable in
this department. The stocks large, and there is
only limited demand for current necessities We
quote: $4,000 per ton for common $1,000 for
fair; $so@l00 for choice and s12o@146 for choice
hurl,
BEANs-Were in light request The offerings Of
common varieties are large. We quote: Navies at
$2.25@26o; common to medium, $1.o5@o.00. Sales
include 10 bugs at $3.50 bags poor at 81
BUTTER-Tho past week has been among the dull
, 1872-11-13

HOGS-1he market opened fairly active at
about yesterday prices or at $420@445 for
common to extra, but toward noon, as It became
evident that the receipts would reach fully 600
gradually eased of in faver Of buyers, until an
aggregate reduction Of 15@20c was suffered.
The demand was chiefly on Eastern account dur
ing the forenoon. but later in the day packers
entered the market and bought Iberally. The
closing rates we're S4.00@4.10 for common, 81, Is
@4.20 for medium, and 94.25@4.30 for good to
choice. The market closed heavy at the above
range Of prices:
, 1872-11-13

CHEESE-A somewhat easier feeling has recently
been developed in tho market for this staple This is
partly the result Of the slight reduction reported at
the East but is mainly due to the falling off in tie de-
maud, trade during the past week having been un-
usually light for this Of the year. The dill
Guilty Of making deliveries aud the atriugeucy Of the
money market have also operated unfavoraby, and
the present tendency of prices, for the finest
goods, seems to be downward. We quote: New York
York factory, 15@l6c; Ohio factory, 1319@14Ac;
Western factory, 13EG14Ec.
COAL-1n the coal market tho past week has wit
messed Important change in values. The demand
has been fair but the prevalence Of the epzooc has
interfered with deliveries and the volume Of business
has been extremely light. In the meantime, prices
main firm for all descriptions, aud the tendency, il
anything, ia to advance. We now quote Lehigh,
lump, sll.50; Lehigh, prepared, Lacka~anna,
sll l0o Erie s1o5o3 1100; Brar Hill, S10.5091l 90
Walnut IIiu sl05O@ l1.0U Dlossburg, $1,000; Cherry
Mine, 5000; Hooking Valley, S95Us3l0.00; Camel
Coal, $3.50; s1inonk, $500; Wilmington, $500.
CoOrERAGE-Eas quiet and unchanged. We
continue to quote: Pork barrels, s1.45@
1906 lard tierces s17o@1e5; whiskey Darrels, s215@
hosdiugs hss 81 sl7oo@aooo for PORK basTels; :; aoar
slaves, ss56@o.0o; circle aour headings, 5000
57set; flour hoop poles, sls0o@ 1000 . N; pork aud
tierce poles, s35.o0@Aooo U m whiskey barrel staTes
CALIFORNIA TRU1Ts-Continue to meet with .
good inquiry at former prices. We quote: Pears at
$375G4,50 grapes, 20910c per ID.
DRUGS AND DCuEMICALS-Trade Was fairly active
, 1872-11-13
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. IL.
The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during tho past tWenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date a year ago:
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range Of prices ::

SHEEP-There was fair inquiry durine :,
forenoon, and up to midday prices YER :; the
sustained, but toward the close the dap q wen
Off, and prices eased up CSC per 100 4and leu
market closed weak ut S3.25@s.50 II. lbs. me
at $3.75@4.25 for medium, and > : common =;
for good to choice. ~ S4.oo{9ozo
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5t1F10S-Nere very quiet. Timothy Y aa}- AMI ono.
tat1ons at for poor to falc: - ao a. ~
PRIME Glover was firm at s5o9@5vJ S5.i0 being o.
aefsa e sa ior prime. Mammoth sold at $40 Fla1 qiet
at 8 s. 5oel:55 Sales include 30 sscks good timothy
10 bags do ut s. 65 ba14 At 81 Il SACKS
good medium ed clover at 500; SO sacks mammoth at
TEAS-Renain steady under y fair denand. at the
1euo"1ng range Of Prices on common to fair, 500
1se good, es@70e; choice to extra, 1oo@1ao su-
imperial, 65@75c; good to choice do 8oc@s1 o5 !;
n hne e. to good gunpowder, soc@sao5; choice
Japan 9oc@$1.o5; fair to good do, 6o@ooc; colored
natural Leaf japan, 55@65e common to fine oolong,
TooDE%So % change vas ss noted in this marEet Fol-
lowing the prices current: Beech, $500; maple,
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Total. l.............. 340l85 349,o45 441,374
Tntal. 8 Gfi7 G24 hi fnhia ia M, incraasa dnr.

j
Total, 1867 ,629 bu. This is an increase dur
ing the week Of 6,753 bu wheat, and 53,20s bu
oats: and q decrease Of 279, ,196 bu corn, 22,718
bu rye, and 5000 bu barley.
These statements Of increment and deere
ment are probably correct, though the state
ments of stocks in store are wide Of the truth,
Us they arc made up from the books Of the
Grain Registrar without taking into the account
the statement made by George Armour s. Co.,
OF the stocks in the warehouses of tho
late firm of Mum e. Scott. Taking the latter as
our basis, the stocks Of wheat in this city on
Saturday last were 658, $40 bu, and of corn
1,18o,697 bu. Oats, rye, and barley are unaffect-
ed, the statements being substantially the same
in both cases. The Grain Registrar appended o
note to his return made o-day. to the effect that
there is q difference between his figures and
those Of George Armour Co., and that he will
investigate and report.
PRODUCE STATISTICS.
Tho New York Produce Exchange gives the
following as the foreign exports Of provisions
from New York for ths week ending Nov. s. 1879,
and tlo Gistrihr1tion of samn.
, 1872-11-13

POULTKY-The offerings were larger, and, owing to
Light inquiry, prices easier. Sales include
coops chickens at sa75 Is coops do at $3.50 coops
do at $500; oz dressed do at S3.75 80 doz do at
s300@350; coops turkeys at 13c; coops duat
do at 900 Tbs dressed do at 14c IL coopa ducks
at $3.50 10 coops geese at $10.00@u0O.
POTATOES-Ch varieties gre in fair demand,
and prices steady at 50@55c delivered 35@4oc on
track. Sales include cars peaehbloNs at 55c, dely
cred ; i choice ut SOC car do at 45c on track
SWEET POTATOE@Were in moderate demand at
81 90 for Jerseys Southern Illinois, so.75@35 Salc~
include Is brls at $500; so brls at s275.
ent quotations. OWING to light stocks at an active de-
1nand. Wo quote: onondaga, hno, s225; ordinary y
coarse, so.25 Saginaw, fine, s. coarse Diamond -
si:0o; ground solar, ashton dairy, per bag,
$500 ground alumni, e q xo,...
lists. former prices being continued as follows:
, 1872-11-13

EILENUNs-Th6 usual demand prevailed. Prices are
unchanged. We quote: French at S300@8.50; Maagas,
s65o@7oo; oranges at s12 90 per brl LOO per
100.
METALS AND TIMERS STOCK-A fair amount
Of business transacted for the aeason prices
manning unchanged. We continue to quote:
Tn PIATE-IC, 1ox14 $500; do, 12x12, $3.50; do,
14x2o, $1,000; do, roofing, &c, s14.0o:
SHEET Zrsc-Ful casks, Ike; half casks, u1zc;
less quantity, 12c; slab, &c.
SHEET IRoN-No. -, TIC rates.
CoPPEn-copper bottoms, 4sc; braziers, Il lbs,
47c; timed copper, 43c.
W1RE-o to s. Sc g. 8, and 0, 10c; 10 to II, lie; H.
H. 11Kc - and il, 12c Is and l6, 14c II, &c., 18,
16e; H. 19c oo ooc full bundle Is per cent discount
fence wire, &c.
NAILs-Continue in fair demand. Rates are
unchanged and rule rs follows: 10d per keg,
s6.12h@e.25; Sd do, $537k@650; Cd do, sG62kG
SIS Id do $6.8714@70o; Sd do, s7.s21@7.75 do Sd,
GA G1k 1oL< ofF n tha trade
, 1872-11-13
MEDICAL CT - -@.
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DR. u. ,B}> sTET,OW

STATE-sT., CHIORgf .sIcLAN. No. 4s4 SOUTH
It is well known tx - J.
G. Bieelow the ai3 readers OF ths papers, that Dr..
who has uade hr st established physician In Chcago
diseases specaiS treatment Of a chronic and
Dr. 3. the fno4t scencs aaa e4perienee have pada
ored by the D. renowned SPECIALIST of the age hon.
tanments by ess, eseened Of the highest odical at
devoted TW Al the msdieal institutes # the day. havinG
AND ST viii epEe p9sitvely u cases Of CHRONIC
mac ,eputaton Of Dr. Bigelow founded diplo-
coli certicaes from European, Asatic, Afr1can
,utution On this continent His praises are IN the
ur1as and in the mouths Of his patients they not
athousand miles off, but sounded at doors; they
are not dated dozen 5ears ago opt no" eotenen ~
the medical faculty practieng IN Chicago vii
ling and ready to attest his skill his References
Kead his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies' and gentle.
stamps. CONSTELLATION FREE E II Tho ' hne,t rooms
in the city, with SEPARATE PARLORS for iAdfes 5pd
gentlemen, Gan; you only see tho doctor . COKHE~
SPoSp2ENGE 2 EGoSF1DESTIAL. Address all lettess to
Dr. Z: BiGELoW No. 464 State-st. Odce houss from
, 1872-11-13
N6 N6 f2RF! ffI2RRF: | DIR. KEAN,

s69 South Clark;st Chcaso may be een6aeaaag coz,
Suited, personally BY mail. tree OF charge, On all
CHRONIC and Nervous diseases. ....
Dr.. j. kean is the only physician In the city who
z1nts cures pay.
Rubber Goods h1xAJx On hand.
, 1872-11-13
DR.. Z. Brooks,

Chicago, Ill., odeo 419 South Clarkst, corner Of Polk
y Tnn9ss Sexual and Urinary diseases aad ~ difficulties
Treatise describing symptoms. and effects for
ianles ana gentlemen, sent feo TO any address, OHce
hours from q. m. to = D. H., Sundays excepted.
, 1872-11-13

s14oo hickory s145o@15.o0: slabs, s8oo-deIiSered.
TOBACCO-This market was firm at the following
quotations:
CHEwIs-Fine Cut-Extra, T5@s0c; choice, $50
70e; common, 5596oc; poor, 40@50c.
SMoK1sG-Extra, 3s@35c: medium, 3o@32c; CON-
mon stems, 27G29c.
black, sound, 45(955c
WOOIs-W.s quiet. The Boston fire. has produced
an unsettled feeling in this market no one caring to
much wool can be ascertained. Prices In New York
are reported to hare advanced 7c yesterday The
tet here Is quito firm. We quote from Last weeks
, 1872-11-13

OILS-The week under review has witnessed no de-
cided changes in the oil market. A reduction Of &c
wasnoted in Inseed, but with this exception quota
tons the same as week ago. Only fair business
IL doing at the e. annexed prices: Carbon, 27k@2sc;
make, 75c; No. L.. roc; No. 2, Csc; hn-seed,
raw, 85c; do boiled, 9oc; whale, 8s:; sperm,
ira, sloo; do No. l, eo@95c; bank oil CSC: straits
roc; elephant oil, 95c; turpenhne, re.
PAINTS, CoLoRS, AND PUTTY-Trade in this
department has ruled dull, with prices generally easy.
Below are the quotations
, 1872-11-13

E1tr-Graded steers averaging 400 b5 S6.40@GG0

and upWards. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Choice Beeyes-Fine, fat, well formed 3year
to year old steers, and averaging 1900
" ,fuV 1Q6- o..
Good Beeves-Wel1-f fnely-formed
steers, averaging 100 TO 1.3o0 bs..... S.
Medium Grades-Steers in fair flesh, aver
aging 100 to $50 lbs. s....,...........-... 4,
Butchers 6tock-Common to medium
steers, and good to extra COWS, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to 1,100 hs--..:. 3.
Stock Cattle-Common cattle, in decent
flesh, averaging 100 to 1850 lbs. ...... 2.
Inferior-Light and thin COWS, heifers,
stags, bulls, and scallawag steers. 2.
Te1as Cattle-Through droves. ...-.....o 9.
Texas Cattle-Northern wlntered. ).
Texas Catt1e-Coru-fed d... 4
, 1872-11-13

x,o9a9a1a5 aca11s"o erannlated, 13ss@134c; A.
standard, l3S151se; DO No: 2 125s@Ml3c; 4 M ,, loA@
122sc; extra G. 12@1l2z5e; No. = ye
d. i1@l1Ne; fair do, lok@1os4c; choice molasses
sugar, 1lk@1ikc; fair d., o*;@yEe: =; @E
extra fms, 72@75c good augar-house SYRUP 45G50c