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, 1872-10-12

bashel; and, with advancing ra1, lake, and canal
frgats viii him Less than 20 cents Per bushel II
Is not probable tcat prices viii be At any time pezns
nently lower thsn they are, but whether ttay VIII
be higher viii depend upcn how much Great Hfitain
VIII take Of cur plus The demand continues actiVe
for export, local wants, aud coastHise shpue1t
SUGAR AND RICE cRors.
The New Orleans Picdyune Of the ID says:
The papers Published In the sugar-zaaiag laz:ahes
In the Parish Of P.auemtnes alone is the cane, go
he droui, sad tas IS now nov as + IN end Il that ars
The reports Of the uce crop in this 6.ate are most
sneoursglng The e15 weather has materially assisted
In the Parish Of Pleeuemines, which rases halt the
rice produced in the State crop reported to be
one at the largest acd fines. ever harvested.
CATTLE DISEASE IN ECRopE.
Tive Liverpool Albion Of the 18th ult. says:
This luat=dy, which has made such hnvoc in the
farmers steeks ef lancashire and the netghboring
counties, happily shows signs ct abatement. Tbs
returns issued Yesterday for the past week at Preston
show that in the Preston District, the prncipal portion
that 7s farns Affected By it. and that head q
cattle 1ee5 eep, and q swine stricken By this
contagious disease. This total. compared with
farms and nine swine Affected thar i decrease Of
Hundred district there Is very ste.dy and sstisfao-
tory decrease Of The disease in all classes and there
have during the weak been &c fresh outbreaks, l41
f-rms On which snu1als were affected There are 341
cattle snd I'll sheep suffering from the disease. This
shows decrease Of outhzesks Of q fa:ns II CATTLE
III sheep sud 3 swine. II the dise:sa continues
to decrease st tic ratio it has during the past
fortnight Speedy determination Is thought highly
probable.
Foo:-andnnouth disease h=s made its appearance in
County Armagh, betHee:l PDr:adoxn and Lurgan- Up
TO the present it has been confined to farm ard
Il is to ue hoped that it 1uay be Kept from spreading.
In County Down the disease has also manifested i:Sesf
aud tas i.cd-etewsrd Of Mejor Maxwell, Of Finne-
hrosre. has been fined for keeping cattle suffering
from <oot-2ra-nouh disease without reporting tbs
ssne to the cocs.abularr.
LATEST,
In the afternoon wheat was quiet. and shada
easier, closing at S1-13E cash :; Sl.135z seller
the month, and 1.13 seller the year. Corn was
quiet; bEt drn, closing at 33SSc seller the
month. Lake freights were quiet and steady.
, 1872-10-12
REAL ESTATE,
The following Instruments were fled for rec
ord on Friday, Oct. IL:

The following Instruments were fled for rec
ord on Friday, Oct. IL:
CITY PROPERTY.
washington AZ, between LeaE1t. and Hovne SIS, Lot
IS, dated Oct 10; consideration, s, eco.
Lots r. and 81 to 49, in Gregorys Block e., Sec. 49,
- IA, dated Oct 9; consideration, sl0.0oo.
1illwaakeeay, between Wood st and RidgeyiIle road
swf, n Il to a1ley, dated Oct. 10; consideration
*1,6u2.
Lowe AZ, = It Of Thittysxth st "a It alley
: dated Aug. II; consideration, tS5u.
Fourth st, corner of Robey st, Lot I, dated Oct
1o: consideration, 81, ,2oo
1ez Il, dated Oct. 10; consideration, 5000.
North Iasale st. between Schiller snd Goethe sis.
Lot 81 in Rswson:s Lots il to Is. in Ianose r sna
EEzdeSs 1t Sec Il, 49, Il, dated aug. s: con-
20 q + Boss =, sae6esas Addition dated Oct 10:
Lots to =, in Block l. Of IeEiz' " acres, Of Il
: s Sec u, ~ Ii dsted aug. II; consideration,
Kcsluuen Court, bet Centre az sud s1ay st, T. 25x
Lowe sg bet thirty ssistt and Th;rty.seyentn SIS
t. zs It to alley, dated Aug consideration sIo5o
S. assed aaa asas ~ s5'na a' Lot
wilson st, bet Jefferson and Clinton ss f. 25 It TO
ssiey, dated oct. 10 eonssdelataon s. ,om.
Vincernes ~, Of ana nesr Ihirty-eiehth st, VT,
fs:11oo f. With improvements, dated Oct oonsid
Eren1er St, between Hobbie snd Oak sts f. It. to
zi!ey, dated June II, 1870; consideration, $500.
Lot 40 in o'Mearas Lots and in Block ~, Sec o9,
~. IA, dated April s consideration, $500.
Lot n in Block 25. OF Sec II, 49, II, With build
ingR, dated Oct. 10, consideration, S. 500.
Lot 20 in Block 3, OF Davis Subdivision in n =
Ste 8 80, n, dated 1uly 17 consideration, s2 COO
Bauvens st. nesr Ashland az, n ef, Is It 10 alley,
July 25; consideration, S70o- 80
The premises 4G and Is Hamilton AT, dated Oct 3;
consideration, So CO.
Cot IS, in Block "a, Sec 49, 80, II, dated June 1e
consideration, $3.50.
Lots 6, Z, y and 13 in Barclays Block l. of LeeaB
fabdistsian, IN y Section H. 49, Is, dated oct
RaaasttaaEan2Rs &asS,
, 1872-10-12
VESSELS TRANSFERRED DURING THE MONTH
- OF SEPTEMBER.

[ e
OF SEPTEMBER
The following are the number Of vesBe1s trans
fered in this port during the month Of Sep.eu.
Der First. the style acd name of vessel; Sec
oua, TO whom transferred; third, consideration,
aad fourth, portion conveyed:
ssow ActsEe Otto sshTu1'1an to a T. Church and ~
l. Falcon, $1co the whole.
$500, the vnc1e.
soy Champion, E. H5e-soa saa Anderson to aa.-
one-ha11.
Schooner r. Campbell B. Henderson toP A, Thonps
son, $3.50, oue-fouzth-
Scow j. 3, Chapin, George E Robsr*s to a Il Eae
guise, s. 5C0. o1e-hal1.
Schooner Emma, James Born to Frank Lauz, SEQ,
sshr Live oaE, E,-Esan Thomas 10 David Dau, s. $50,
- Schooner I :; P. Mnson, E G. B=n to J. L szeels.
scox At Vernon, Z. Abrahazrson to @. ornozsdea.
2ug otiole, a. Greener to H2uaon Brown, s,s1
dve-eiGEtl.s.
c:ne!boat Orion, L D. Bohemian to Thoa Scott It
e.. s., ,4co ths Whole.
scow .. r. Ovens, 2. G. " 4trah.ns to Il. q.
NasyaT e: al, s., ?o0, one-i1a1f-
or sche u Po-tch, E. H. Portch to Jacob Johnson,
Warren and r. 4 3. De1na-, $4,000. zil
Schooner Reindeer, Stephan B. GeEUmcud to o. n.
Coil and y. Dexter. s., ,o0O, all
Iug Shepard, u aeIctg7e und y. E. Jones 70
csnalbost Stars and Stripes, Y. P Harris & Co. n
E. 6. Eastman, 81 2oo ILL
Schooner Trader, Na,- johnson 70 z. o,s7n, $1oQ,
Schooner Lizzie Ttoop, Jas. IL Ford aad Jas, No
Naansr1 to u. H. William, alt
Tng Cc;en, Patrick 1soucli to Ra3mond P7t1dlx xua,
s. ,c11Al, o1e-h1H.
cara.boat Waterloo, :: Il. Mal,ory to '. 8 E.osa.
sGGQ, Cl1-helI. .
, 1872-10-12

HoGa-In this market there was no very
pronounced change. There Was no abatement
in the demand. and the market ruled steady and
i'm ct the advanced prices established earlier
inthe week. The only Texture Of interest was,
the informal opening Of the packing season,
tw2 OF our city packer Rent & Co., and Cul-
bestson, Blair Co., being in attendance and
GENTLY cool. packers yin, no doubt, remain in
the market, but operations are
extremely liable to be interrupted
BY the return of mild weather, and county ship
pers will promote their own interests by bearing
this fact in mind Sales were reported all the
way from S4.40 for rough Michigan hogs, to
25.1Q for an extra assorted lot though 11ost Of
tho tfahsfers were effected at S4.70@As3. The
market closed firm at s4.40@4.65 for if8e1iofto
common: at S470@4.75 for medium, and at
sA.so@5.00 for good to strictly choice. Among
the transactions we're the following
, 1872-10-12

1vn, w1eak ut tic. prop Nebraska, Hhest Al
l711c; schrs Rus sian, Flying Mist, Penaaukes,
G. &. Cooper, and Geo. Steel, corn at 16c prop
Philadelphia; cosa, oats, and barley, On ?: +.
Charters as follows: schr Provost, salt to san-;I
dusky It 7c per br1, % b barge Neptune, SALT
to Detroit, Al 10c per bEl, 70 b; achr r. g. Wins-l
low, coal to Chicago st 31.5o par ton free; echx
Couch, coal, Erie to Chlcsgo, at s1;65 par ton,
G. D. Doasman, coal, Cleveland to Chicago, att
s2.10 per ton, free brig seaSull, railroad iron
to Toledo at SIPS per ton, o b; schr Atmo-
sphere water lime to Cleveland at Sc per brl, o3
b; schr Lively, salt to Toledo at Sc per hrl, II
q b I
, 1872-10-12

Tinauthy, loose, <5.oo8isoo7 pzairie loose, x1oco
@l1o For delivery Of pressed, $1.oo&L50, aecord-
ing to distance
HDES-The hide marks: continues somewhat un-
settled Buyers arc tsins hold more srar1ngly, aud
stoeB are beginning to AecuEnulate; tbs effect Of
which is to weaken prices though sales were cdey ct
former Quotations. Following the ruling rates
aseea @ ,11;' butchers 7He;. green kahsd, cured,
@Axc; green cali, l7c: green city real Kip prime,
14c; d:y satted, @ i7c; dry An eae; dry esl;; &c;
ali other damaged stock, two-thizds price Branded
10 per cept Oh.
HoSEf-Tue supply Is limited f1tr er.des arc
1rotAhle at 2o@n5o per lb.
HoPS-continue quiet and dull, prices ranging from
15@aoc FER h. Bnyess are holding of little On &c
count OF tie unsettled condition OF The Ianrtet
IRON AND STEEL-The market wao drm and
steady end the usaal acaoan: OF busneaS transacted
, 1872-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS MAElHE TIERS.


Wind from Inc sontkwe5t. brisk
The Kitty Grant arrived ir pert yesterday IN
damaged condition
= Tie barge Emerald. which broks adrift fprn
he- tow on Lako Huron, has been secured 61d
taken to Detroit.
Tho anchors and chains lost By the bark
Erastns Coming lave been recovered and
brought to Detroit
A new schooner named Julia T. Merrill was
launched at Bay Cltj on Saturday. She is 134
feet keel over all, IS feet 8 inches beam, and
feet inches hold. She is o.ree>master and
will cost S35, 900.
We published, day OF twp since, notice of =
light on the cast end OF 3Iiddfe fsland, between
Pelee Island and Kelley Island. Lake Erie, and
OF the light On Pelee Is!a,ld being changed fror
liked red to fixed white, aud the light on the
caiason at Pelee from fixed whita to q reEolv-
ing white, and tixed the time at display and
caanSe to gtatea dates in this month We
copied the Item az we found It in other papera
We are now Informed that the Middle IslaIh
lightwas displayed Sept. H.. and the Island sad
spit Lights Sept. q,
, 1872-10-12

Uiacount q l5825 per cant from LIST.
TEAs-Are moving on a liberal ecaEe, and remain
steady at former quotations Young hyHor common
& dsz 9s1s e. Sns Ga n91ss yscg 70
common imperial 6sG7sc; good to choice do, suca
$1.o5; dne to good gunpowder, eoe@s1.os; choics,
H10@1-2o; extra, $1.2591.35 choice to extra lesf
japan, eo:@sLo5; fair 70 good do, Co990c; co,ored
natural leaf Japan 65s6se; common to ane oolong,
S855c: good, 6cS75c; choice to extra 9ocfa$ O5
RAILROAD 'FREIGHTs-Jlatgs remain a follows.
, 1872-10-12
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EvEs1so, Oct. I.s
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produces in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; there were
none reported for the corresponding time a year
apn:
, 1872-10-12

1.c1O-so-lNo Ueus&Qu 1B Ebo0, And pf7Ces HoIlI-
nally unchanged, being quotahle 1t S1o0091200 ger
box.
METALS AND TINNERS SToCK-Au articles in
the list me. with good inquiry There were no nate
Eial changes In prices ne note &c roofing at s14.s0
tn P1.TE-lc, 10114. 1890; do, 1o112 $3.50. do,
1412o, 51'.0o: do, roofing, &c, s1ks0-
PIC Tr-1arRr, 45e; aman, 1Sc; bar, &C.
saEEE ZTSc-Fn1 casks, l1z<ct BALI eaaks, 12c; less
quantity, II &c; slab, Sc.
EaxE1 1EoN-So. =, fkc rates.
coePEn-coppcr bottoms, 4scs hrazers, orc1 u tba
45c: timed copper, 43c.
EE1-2 to S. sc e. s, and g, 1oc: 10 to II, lie; r.
y uHc; 13 and II, leHc; Is end 16 19c; II. 1867 18
16c; 49, 19c: 20 ec fun bunde. 15 per cent discount
fence wire, s..
SAHS-Ace in continued good demand and for
me< quotations. are fcIy sustained: 10d to 60d,
ae IS = a. s de SSTad@SeS g. saa g
CTS do 3. ane, seooG9 .lok ed do, 9.37E@o.s0;
, 1872-10-12
AVt7A
Ths Cote Iibre winds up with the following:

The Cote Libre winds up with the following:
The foregoing goes to show that. With the ex-
Gepdon Of the Bunk Of England, the leading
the total excess being 270, ,060, 600 francs. Wa
readily admit that the drain from one bank to
another causes struggle to retain as much as
possible BY series Of discount raiHings; at the
bottom there is no crisis; there are but ductua-
tions in the rate at which loanabla funds are OBJ
tainahle- And, furthermore, it is time that re
should bring back to our memories the terms OF
the three milliard treaty
Art. l. Half q mil1ia1d shall ba paid tTp
months from the date Of this treaty.
art. 2. Halt millisrd OF the LIST Of February,
AT 8. One milliard Oh the list Of March, 1874.
Art T. One nilliard On the 1st Of March, 1875
There is no pressure in all this, and should
France wish to i'd herself Of occupation by the
imperial troops, she will take good care not to
do so at the cost Of 9 general crisis There ia
consequently an uncalled-for fright among the
7oanks- AL that We possibly can admit as JUS
titled is, that in Germany the screws ehould be
put On in order to moderate the creation fewer,
and even the Bank Of Prussia merely intended
to convey saluta1y hint that, from its Golfers
the foundation fear could expect no nourish.
ment, and in doing SO the bank took step in
the right direction by bringing these madmen to
their senses.
"A 1niRard it VIII be remembered is one Thousand
millions.
HoARDEp spEcE IN FRANCE
In connection with the notice in this column
day Before yesterday. Of the organization Of
new French bank II Paris, an agency OF which
is to be established in Chicago, We mentioned
that the new French loan was calling ont large
amounts OF boarded specie, the existence Of
which we're not suspected before One recent
instance is given: OF email farmer, who vent
from Grenoble 60 Lyons. the other da:, to SUBJ
serbs to the loan He brought his money in q
cs1pet-bag, which, he said, contained $1,000
trancs- The coins we're found to weigh too
much, and, upon examination, pieces Of damp
earth we're found clinging to the eoins, which
nearly all bore the ef6gy Of Louis Philippe,
none being OF later date.
, 1872-10-12

BUTTEK-continued activity in tie demand fo1
good TO choice baser suitable for table is noted
quiet Pr:ces EeSs vithouts snsaes;.l esanse thouea
uaaez increasing receipts tie market shows signs Of
weakness. We quote Strictly choice dairy, 25@2sc;
3a14c. ''@~''~> ~'''''''~@'
BAGGISG-arain bsss we're again quoted quiet and
sacsz wers nominsil5 lower. We repeat pt our our
1staR: Sc; 1nsi5ean: ssks; o:ts: c1es& 81; 5as:
10; de double, *; xeal sasss, ss@7oe: ' 1S
CALIFORNIA FRCITS-1he de1cand waa fair, and
prices tim. Sales were made Of Is boxes peaEs At
chEEsE-T:s sgain quoted firm, With IN adysno-
and they n scarcely be replsc!shed ut pxces that
will enahe dealers hi orders At the q1ot:tions now
prevalent they arc not anxious to increase sales Vest
ness We make no chaage IN cur LIS, follows: New
fers fsctosy, 1!1l@1skc; Ohio factory, ls914c:
coAf-A tair degree Of activity characterized tha
coal trade to-day, AID the market ruled steady and firm
As previously quoted Following are the prices
Hi, so5os io.oo; walnut Hi. s5soSlo.oo; Biosa.
saaS ao;1 o css5y Ranatss w. o eao asef'ns Valley
CoOPEEAGE-Re.usi2s quiet previous prices ara
continued assksss sEe well supplied tor he cona-
sl45@l5o; lsrd dssses, u:5siso: xhisSsy ssrtsl5,
5saei5s; s!S% es ': ss+ iss 9ss:' asa1 sas
etsses, sa5o@1.co; circle -four headings, *@ya
aaa tsPes s9os poss aee? Hs $
rel sto7es, s2a@cs-u0 y f.
EGGs-were in good request, snd, aceount Of 3
limited apply ps5cea wese nrmes- We 1oss sales Of
eco dorm It &c; brls 1t 2lc 125 coses st 21c.
dAslE-The market fairly actiya this morning
Prices we're unchsnsod Sales were made Of 10 doz
asse sasS ssaees ao: sns 1s 4 a'z
Hs9s f9s hlteash 4 WA strong St he
$hra 4F1 ~af71Snf
, 1872-10-12

sHEEP-Ihe supply of sheep Tas somewhat
smaller fhsn on yesterday, and. under better
demand, psices were firm and tride higher.
Local and outside buyers were operating, and
sales we're easily effected at an adYance OF fully
Csc per 100 bis the prices current early IN he
week We quote common at 33.50@3.75; me-
dun at S4.o0@4.50; md good to choice at SA75
@3.25. Extra would cell at $3.50.
, 1872-10-12

cE1cAao, Oct. 11.-Charters were: From
Chicago. to Port Washington-S -Schr Kearsase;
wheat at 1ec. To Bunalo-Schrs Il. c. A1brecht,
Aatquetts, City et stkts, JRo. Miner, Brock
, 1872-10-12
MONETARY AND COMfIERC CIAL.
MONETARY.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct.

FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. II.
Money continues stringent in the local market,
and the demand at the banks is still in excess Of
s ue.. 1''''4"' ~'1>f'' ef'-41<A e0''
2ozae1s~ .., ....
In the open ma-het. 3ooo oounle-name CON-
zercial paper, sells at from Us to per cent per
month. and cen not be had even On co11stersl for
mrcb iegz. tboreh. Of course. collatera1 aecnritv
- ass;.- 1,ec,+;etaa
- r1eie4 :. t'ooo~D-s1@ ;,
dhe1e 10 scAieels ans currency gong 20 tue
country to-day: snd but little coming H. though
on the whole the movement is in favor Of the
citv, and to q slight extent is favorable to an
-. .l-,5;+;,~, - ~. z.o,a,, ,.,o-1-at
%eW.N,. .~ou y. 1--1sr:4-...H -le - -aa.Aa
e" LUZ e1e Is ooo eo a;ess oAnhs so-oas
During the last month the advance in freiebts
t,ae haen t,enera1 all orer the conotrv 1bis .a-
<,s-oa ,on,sa o,,+ IF +ba ,,roa-sa- 80 - 49,. ~
Va. - ,.tete g 1ea,as aa, -, =. prey
in Iowa but little over 10 cents per bueheI for
his corn. and from 8 to 10 cents for his oats
.Whert nays him a little better and ,,ets h;~,
AoSs ~, IN ~AA1~ " A's1o .'esNeA' 0au Het9 1!a11
1fom ~ 10 ~ CENTS Per nnsnel, according to dis
1apce from markes; but 1t ls evident, from these
figures, that prices are too low in the country
4n inf3nca tha freq 7,ovenoef,t of The or,~, A..
far as fhe West is concerned th;s "a snt3;c,sat ~
nnt snV If the no1itira1 hoah ahnnt 4hes i"'s:
cheney Of the Currency. for rhen +ha fs.1nans
cannot pay The city merchants S cannot mo 's colleet
fanEars T. ia msin1v tha xs;1r".j na -. nuen
md the vessej.oTnera t1,at ara t
the nresent tirhtness of 1nnnev ~ ta aat los
Tr 3.@V ]zs ~ 1,se1 .1oD.y -, - .e .as "es1"
i,,,. ,a.-a-,ea = ~ ~ D.. S.aag ~ HA1E-
s;sconnt to tSe h;ei, 0 sIra " " engano & rase OF
ia os.-eo,,-.a-,t ~ ~ -;Ea " pe1 cenI' ano
's;.enoa =. NJ, W. To,, - VI ptlce 9i s1erins s1-
e@ac5 r. s;inamca ~ ,a NJ paopaoiy - hase ne
<ao7,s, sca4car 4i,,,s sls 91a u gun ano make
LII sn,ni;shas tloS p m4naolng sn taat Mr Bout,
x ha5s ~ uas sasl sates o. Too ana
nra+n,a.t a.!a sno*ng me loly OF the
ren - = 10 aa,'a ~; ~ ~ ans oasy natkeE
,nt ~ 4fa a5rnnt.n ~ 40 ai;,a a;s .s snu
IT. Dsa1S D. IL s:so. oS - ~ c1141o ~ t1o U1nsl.
, 1872-10-12

,1C4d4014s-a1e ELL Ii Afge supply, anu &etltng
ware nade Of car pecehb1o*s st 4sc:3 Sears Early
Roseat 45c Scars do. at 40c On track 1ar mixed It
40c, delivered car at a5c
SWEET POTAT0E3-Are fairly active and in good
request Sales include hrls Jerseys Ut &
1910.
POuLTRG-The supply Is fsis and there is good
inquiry at prices ranging from SsGa@3.73 for old
ported Of 5eoops old At $35o@375; 10 do, at $500;
5coopa spring at S3.00; 8 coopa do at $a,75;S 1t
$3.50: coops turkeys At l3c.
SALT.-The demand Is fair, receipts are light, and
prices tend Upward We continue to quote: seg-
Diamond &, fs;, asiry, without b.ss, aoo :; do
ton eFa5y, dig, PEI e. bag, So ground alum, $325
remaining afh At previous qaotassons Clover quiet
Flag Eeazer Seles were reported Of - aasks timothy
At 500; 50 At $40; 60 1t s285; Sc at $50; l08 at
s. 80: IS It so.15; 90 bags aax seed Ut s1-55.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLNpSGContiaues actiye,
There ara no change IN prizes to note today. ne
quote.
, 1872-10-12

NAVAL. sToREs-Are dctiro md steady at the fol-
lyw!ng rates:
421illa 1ofe, q f2b.-.--..-.-.-.-.-...---$ II q ~
Slzat rope, y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID. Is q IS
Hemp sash cord, y b io..--.-............ 20 q q
M.rline, = 3ih...-.....-...... aU a .3
TaIred rope, . b h..-..........-.....-.. II q -
Oaku-n y bale. haie.----..--.-......-......E 500 G6-25
Pitch. q hrl- 600 @T.O0
tn. q bu .-...-...---..-.--........6 500 G6.50
oTLS-A further advance today established in
the price Of carbon oil. holders asking 99@30c-tha
outside quotations for srn1 lots. Lard oil wss IN
good request and azn were slso ltnseed, turpsn-
tice au whale Following the prices current Car
bon, oe@soc; extra 19gd o strictly winter Sc; do;
!ce-rzesssd, s0e; d. chrrent make, 53c; No. T. 5o:
So 1oc, hnseed, INV, e69s8c; do t,oiled, 919e2e{
pure. s1.1o: doextrs, a0o; do No. I, sG595c; k.nx
81 65o; strait, 'oc; elephant oil Csc; turpsnhre,
PAINTS, COLORs, AND PuTTY-Tbere was rather
more inquiry for this class fgoods end better feel
ing seemed 20 prevail Thers Eas however, ckanxs
In quotations, which range cs follows:
, 1872-10-12

E1eece, unwashed, coarse. .ee@soc
Super, pulled. .40a45o
Extra, pulled. .40s45c
, 1872-10-12

The Cleveland Commercial Rerie.o has the
following:
Heports the condition Of the tobaeo crop in ylr-
ginia and North Carolira favorable, and there
seems to e to conclude that the crops in both
States win fall very ne.rly, it not quite onehrd be-
The tobacco crop in Connecticut Is unprecedented In
yield and good in quality Taking the price Of Last
years crop basis it ia estimated that the crop Of
this year Will net the farmers million Of dollars.
Much land heretofore devoted to other crops has this
5sar been Eut in tolsceo the crop Of which IS worth
Oh IN average one thousand doIsrs per acre. This
gives the farmers better and su1er fet1rn than any
ether crap they can raise.
the yied Of corn in Northern Texas this season, il
extraordinary, ranging from IS to 50 bushels per acre
1hese "lh be an immense surp1us Of breadstu1s in
that region.
There is whest enough stacked up On The wharf st
Stockton, csl to make tier of sac1s six feet high,
and forty miles long. The agent ct tho Visalia Bail
rad It that place states that there is double the guam
Gty stacked up along the road, and not oueourth of
TIE crop along tbs Lite Of the road is set han1edto the
gon, fae parcels Of wheat from that remote Territory
having been received in the St. Louis market.
Ths New York Bulletin says:
Tue Increment Of wheat hes been augmented within
the M 1sst three weeks and th visible supply is about
tbs corresponding date. The export move
3nect 70 Europe from seaboar4 ports las
btesa m ,o1 'ast -four weeks double yhst
priee ot ocean freights md the sttingency in the
money market haze been check upon active export
11pn1 t14h PoIs flacS N Englsh m2Taets .Te above
the ct the ast five years owing to the tip-
1shea supply End the Threatened 1potsto farnine
The imports weekly are increasing. The arrivals in
in three days Of LIST weak aggregated c. QUO
qrs Of Theat at which 1900 q1s wera American. In
the latter were considerable California wheat Tee1-
ports IRON san francisco Hsnce July 1872 to Sept
ent5sx vessels This arrival caused small decline
the probable foreruucer Of still further decline At
later period in the season. The of wheat
from The West ia less than last year. but, With that
from California, the export from Anerica has been
about equal to that Of last gear
The visible supply Of make il s61l upwards OF la
CO., 600 bcshels- The movement from the West is be-
ing diminished; the ac1ornt en- tho New York cauas
is neary million bushels less than 1t vas one week
and the shipments from lake ports fell off, in one
weeE 1o 600 bushels Tie accumulated stock here ts
however, ahout 600 bushels, supply equal to the
price here WILL deduedng freight and charges ray the
zHey; delivered o. hoaS1 ot eszs, abqps 20 cfaU pr
, 1872-10-12

'CaTgo schF Rosa Bella, from Manistee. 20 m
anan timber At $1,000; 1G0 N joists and scaat-
hnS at S12.25. Sold by J. II. Loomis 4; Co.
cargo schr Susie, from R1anistee, 112 m joista
ana scahtl'ng at SIZES. Sold by J. II. Locn;s
Cargo ,schr Brick, from aruskegon, 255 N
1ath at 333zc. Sold by Gideon Ttuesdeu.