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FATAL ACClDkNT-On Tuesday night, Dtn
inst, man namedJ. II. Manuel from Harpers
Ferry was run over by the fast freight line near
Orange Grove, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, and instantly killed. Some of the work
men on the road. gathered up the scattered
fragments OF his body which wss literally torn
II pieces. He had on his person some thirty
dollars in money and was carrying several hlcs
and rrsps He looked TO be about forty years
ofage. How he came TO be at that point on the
road and at that hour OF the night, is not known.
His remains were enclosed in a coffin and for
TEsrded tn Harpar,s Ferry t4 his friends.
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9PEHIN9 OF NEW eEAIIoHEkH eIOR,
AND BLANK BOOK HAHefACrORg
Eirgt-cless goods at fair prices, fer cash
lETB0GEApHlHG, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND ENDING D0kE To 0RDEk
The public are invited 20 call and examine on
50 stock. BEN. n. FRENCH,
Under National VI Metropolitan Rank
sHd next door 70 Jay Cooke q Dc.
s-i1-u Washington, u e,
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10y MATTINGLY & WHEELER,
- Auctioneers and Brok ers,

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF EIGHT
ElNE BRICK DWELLING HOUSES ON I
sTREFT, CORNER OF NORTH CAPITOL
- BY virtue OF a Dc ed of trust to me- dated Sen
BE- tember 9, ISL, and recorded September o. 1871
in Liher No. 65s, folio l99 ona of the land
rtcoTds 81 Washington county. ID. o., shall set
mp, expose and sell b. the highest bidder. on the
prenis, 5, on SATURDAY, September Ia. 1874 at 6
g clock p N OF the property mentioned in said
deed OF trust, ard being Lots numbered one hun
dred and twenty three, (l23D one hundred and
twenty four, tief,l one hundred and twenty Eve,
(l23) one hundred and twenty six (l2j,D one hun
drfd and twenty seven. C27,D one hundred and
twenty eight. ll2S.l and one hundred AID twenty
nine, (l29.) Of j. r. Gibtrt's recorded sub division
OF square numbered six hundred aud seventy Ave-
t5l Upou these lots there six firstclsss press
brick front dwelling houses, tbs corner Opposite
stAioyslus Church, in a most central and desirable
neighborhood
Terms cash within seven days from the day of SALE
OF hich 500 must be deposited each house hen
sold. All expenses of conyeyancng and revenue
stamps at purchaser cost,
J. G. EASTWOOD. Trustee.
se2-d&ds MATTINGLY wHEELER Anct.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

LOB NORFOLK AND BOSTON.
On and after Moncay June II. ls7i, the ste.sss
LADY OF Tx LAX a" carrying r.
; SS.l i Man y sih :is:ss
and THURSDAY, att . m stop ping ~ the psihos
PEI river landings, for NORFOLK, conneCtina .,
Norfolk with the n. NJ STEAMSHIPS 0ompsnT tos
Boston.
During the season will land ~ the following 10
vorite summer resorts :-Piney Point, Point Looi
out, ortress Monroe and ne De L'Eau II Otels
.n Assn"i-es. R Sr.nes, noriea, VIZ Alss
will rece4ve and deliver freight until D. M.
Excursson Tickets 20 the above points are "a 20
iows:-Piney Point, Point lookout, IS, round trt1
Fortress Monroe and vue de l. EAu, So.
Branch Ticket Oetcs a. Ku0y's EIprdss O0sS
corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
DORSEY CLAGkTT, Gent AEe1E.
Plants Store. corner lbah snd r. 90
Jel4-u [Repuh 4 Pasriotl
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1O~O GREAT rD~r
lOIZPENNsYLVANIA aourElSIx

WEST
On and after June 10, lsl trains will leave a. 10
lows
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EVENING STAR.

IsIrcK-Francis V. Moroney, a poor stone
,utter Of New York has fallen heir TO an estate
valued at $500 600, in the County Clare, Ireland.
Wbeh first Informed of his good fortune, he was
inclined to doubt the story, but went 10 alawyer
who y a native of the County Clare, and knows
the estate and circumstances well. The La yer
gave Francis every encouragement, and at once
sent to Dublin to place the case in the hands of
No answer has been returned, but the LAWYER Is
confident OF success. Young Francis takes his
good fortune philosophicslly. He continues to
work at bis trade every day as usual, and says
that II will be time enough to be a gentleman of
leisure when the law makes him one.
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RRlDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs, b.
= " EIe, CROssES, ANCHORS and sTARs
Preserved OF EnaHsled in Wax All kinds OF Hair
Brsldi1s done, Ornamental hair Work 90 Glass and
,' ~ Hrs. Is lase Of Boston, No 9O9 sth
Srsnt. Efs Admiral Golds borough, ". ". Corco-
rsh, Ser Elsey, Gen. Temp sins, Gen. Aiken
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NOTICE OF OPENING A PUBLIC ROAD IN
4 TbL COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.

Board q Public Works Of the District of Columbia
AuZ 29sis,e AssIstsnt secrs.srv
, 1872-10-14

unchanged. Wheat dull and unsettled No. H.23H
No. at $1.16A. Corn dull; No. 2 3tc. Oats quiet
No. ?, 24Hc. Rye quiet and unchanged; No. ], GO
Barley steady; No. 4, 63Hc.
FRE1anrs-To Bufa1o Ice; oswego, 2ec.
REcE1ers-F1our, 5000 brls; wheat, 115,030 bu.
sa1PME:1s-Flour, 3e00 brls: wheat 1866 ,0oo bu-
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Oc!. 12-EeEAnsTEFFs-Fiour steady.
Wheat steady; extra white 31ichiGan se2; No. do,
$1s1 a9abss q Michigan si+5H@1 f9 amber xs
steady high-ni1ed. 4s@4sAo; 1ow.mixed, A2xc; no
grade, 41@413c. Oats In speculative deIaand and
higher; No. /, 33Kci No. ?, 28c; rejected, 2511c.
Fnt1ours-To Bntfalo, 70, ss9@sHc; oswego, 1e@17e:
RECE1PTE-Flou1, 1900 bris; wheat, 5000 bus
corn, 50 600 bu; oats, il, 900 bu. ss
SHIPMENTS Flour, 3oo0 brls; whe:t, 21,ooo bus
corn, co. 000 bu; cats, 900 bu.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15.-BREADs1uFFs-F1ou IN light
supply; e1tra family at Ss5o@7o0; a No. i, $7.75@
8.25; fancy, S3.50@9.25.
Pnov1z1oxs-very firm; supply nearly e1hausteds
mess pork, S13.75@14.00. Bacon-Shon1ders, 7Hc;
clear rib, u<c; clear sides 12c packed. Bulk shoul-
ders, 6c loose. Sugar cured hams, lsH@l9c. Lard,
9k@l1c.
Wa1szEx-Firm at s8@8oc.
, 1872-10-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING Oct 12.
ALCOHOL-Continues in fair demand, and quotabIe
At Sl.I8@1. .85 for 81 per cent proof.
BROOM cORN-There are no changes to no:s s, to. to.
day. The demand is limited, and former prices
sustained. We quote: s40.00@5o.O0 per ton tor
common s.ooo@9o:oo for fair; $4,000 for cho'ce
and $40. 0.00@140.00 for choice hur- IT,,
BUILDING MISUNDERSTANDING very actiFs,
and prices finn. We note an ADVANCE o. o.; Per m on
common brick now selling at sl2.50@laco Per ~,
nnd firm nt these figures; We auo5o. se. !:
stucco,. s25o@as5; New York ftueco, M Ssat e:55 sa
Rosendale cement, s5.o5@s6o; Utica cen,enf, en- aa
500 per brl ~, Louisville cement, 4 ~ su ;i1nc
in bulk, 9oc@$1Go; lime, sl.o5@1:s per br'; white
sand. per br s275@soo plaste1iag hatr. nsn ou
brick {colnmon>, $12.oo51Aoo; Woodstock preset pressed
range at oo9aoco; St. Louis Hydraulic preESaeoa a q
del; nnsdale, $500, del; fire clay, per pr,
s4O0s500. The following is the list OF Prices pcr oos
ct so feet, for domestic window glass, from when
reduction Of 10 per cent is made BY dealers: ,,.
First Douote
quality etTengtnn; q
6x 8 to Il 9.......,.......$6 Sis CIV
, 1872-10-14

NEW ToRK, Oct. l2;-corToN-Firm and higher,
with fair demand naddHng opiand, r. NE ao..a,
Fsceiqss !4 prs supernae ~ e. n1la7 az
etate 1o W E44 aat 49, q 1n
so9u = ~ t1o fota SSs@11 90. Rye -four sid corn
s1 h 9 1esna are to re
9vuuv @ ~ ~ 20 - ~ NJ Gh;caa,o Il a.. cornnon
W pe1ooe ~ ~: ~ e a rvos4erS Il fnai * RVa
s1,av ~ ona G1 nalt nnchanred Corn less active. Re
cepts, 49, 900 b. steamer Western mixed e24@Gss;
Wastepn W. ~ a. ata phade arr and IN e6t supply
neceYnta 81 nt}l hr old Western mixed. 46@49c ::
nset 4tas44Hc new white. 4Ga5oc; black western,
4o@.s S@s.9onts* w.s+.rn ,7o,ac,
L54THEa-Rather more active at 27@2so; ozinoco,
WooI-DuI1: unwoshed. 40G42c: fine Ohio. 58c.
GRoccaHs-Coffee erm; ordinary to prime Rio, IA
SEo: Gubs, B5:@ssSe: Molasses dnl. Rice Steady 4
1ER8kc.
.PETzoIzuu-crude, 1sc; refined, 264o
TunpEHr1NE-Du1l at 62ta62Lc.
Psov1sross- arm; mess, s14.so; prime mess,
s13.00@1360. Beet and cut meats, unchanged. Lard
frm: No. to prime steam, a71@8hc; Kettle 9k@
a1<c
BUrrER-Steady: Western l0@16c,
cansE-Firm Il 1i@1zslo.
NEW ORLEANS.
Erw fnrr.sa, e5ctI "a 12Noata is firmer at 4oc.
aoas others Inehanoed A' 1']s~'
sas. steIIng e5. egbt ar oo,d. 112x
nsWEGO
ns,,reo. oct. 12-BREADsruFEs FEs-Wheat dun !:
f.. 5u,I. conoda Il n591 M
'eS 0'' o1' "Ng1sS ~ 9Ir
- o1G r. 13aND. 16t,1S. ...,,-,, ,,ro.,u =,
r. CLEvhLAsu, Ges. 131t ;t; 5 uan,,ra1
tolf dernana a9a n1. ~, Masas xe, ~ ~, ,isd
Gurn 4u!e1 auu aseSus 1!sn w NAAe3' o~' avn
a'e: oa.a 9nies Mo. : a. Am, and IN eooa demand
s ~ ~ - it '1ss 5s n1AA al" - e90
>'f ''S@ @ @['N' 'sisi NASHVILLE. nv
NAsHynIE, Oct l2-co1Tos-Qu'et anu weak 10"
middlfng, l6e.
BREApsTuFEs-Flour and meal qo1es ana un-
changed.
PROVISIONS ActiYe. Bacon-shon1defs' e}4e
clear rib, S12Ac; clear, l2Ac
DETROIT.
DETROIT, oct. 11-BREAns1uFFs-Whe ssgaoy !,
extra, $1:96 NO. I, Sl66@1.67. Corn auA ana 1o"e1
at ACC. Oats duu END lower 81 &c.
- MEnfA15. .a
MEMPHIS, oct. G-Cot1on Qolet anu uncnAaee" )
mlddhng, leAc.
BREaDsIuFEs-Dui1 aud noml1a co9u at usa1 - ta ~
i've at $2.1og2aV. Corn mataet @ care oas7 LII 1AH
demand, and h1gner "hate, 411es
4AI-No sales- o,<.,.
BRAN-Acta7e AZ lu5etg31c. e. -
13c; shoulders duH and lower 4t S4c.
- ~. bALTIAoHE. .1 a-a x,,n. ,n,ot
BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.-BHEADsruFFs-k!ouf qnles
and unchanged. Wheat dun choice white, 5l.7oGS
LBS good to primo red, common 70 ialr,
$1.409lio. Corn qnlet stoc1 ngnt n13ed western,
in elevator, &c. Oats firm and uncnaneeo' hSe
PnoT1s1oNs-FiEmos; not quo5ably h'eoer, wlth
, 1872-10-14

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1o-Cotton strong and III fair
demand. salee 200 bales good ordinary, 1Tsc; low
5000 bales; exports, to Harre, $3.50 baes New York,
732 bales; stock, 68, ,256 bales.
NOZZLE, Oct lo.-cotton quiet and firm: Good Of
dnaEy, 17Ec; low rntddling, 17%c; middlfng, 18Ac.
Net receipts 43e bales; exports coastwise, as bales;
eales, 400 bales; stock, 7,781 bales.
SAVANNAH, oct. 12.-Cotton active, and offerings
fair. Good ordinary, 17l{c; low niddllng, 175@18c;
nddlins, 16t&c. Net Gales, 1900 bales; STOCK s47s
bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2-Cotton-F4rmer. Ordinary,
16K(917c; good ordinary, 17A@l7Ec; low middling,
17ssc middllng, 1Bc. Net receipts, 1900 ba1es e1-
ports coastwise. 1l97 bales; BALES, 500 bales stock
18050 bales-
GALVESTON, Oct. 12.-Cotton steady Ordinary, 15H
balcs exports coastwse, aales GOO bales stock,
10 1g8 bales,
, 1872-10-14

diction as to the course Of prices but the opinion
will open at higher rates than now prevail
To-day the market WIS active and strong Ine hgne
supply induced confident feeling, and sales were
medium, and n. s0@5o5 for good to CHOICE at which
range the market closed firm.
SHEEp-The sheep market opened very quiet, with
de1nnnd improved md prices took an upward turn
Shippers and local butchers competed for the offerings
and between them the yards kept cleared at $500
af5 per 100 Tbs for common, at SO for medium
and at s4.75@5.25 for good to choice. few extra
fetched $5.4o3550. All sold, and the market closed
firm at the above quotations.
, 1872-10-14

rTte Veex under eere review has been desid-
edy more favorable for sellers than any q its naf-
dozen predecessors, more active demand existing,
contributing to his result may be mentioned the mod
crate character Of the receipts the better class Of stock
offered for sae, and the healier tone assumed ny ne
eaen, fall somc 1000 head below last week. #hAa IN
comparison with the preceding week there Is falling
bbited l s marked | Improvement there being notice
able Of first and second oass beeves while Of
acallawag natives and thin TeIans there vas graft
tying diminution. For good to extra shipping
cattie the demand has steadily exceeded
the supply, and prices crept up
iseT haa bsen any The in prices
cattle also reaches c but in other descriptions the
appreciation was less pronounced, me SUPPLY more
nothing, though they in the marke and had the
supply of suitable grades been sufficient to make it en-
ai hsre IS so %
for stocEers, and a offerings found ready buyers at
good prices, or at s3oo@s75 for common thin rough
age and at sl00@440 for fair to good thrifty young
Steers averaging from 900 to O50 a The demand for
81 for common coarse heavy to choice light
The extreme range Of prices paid during the week was
a14o@725. A. tho inside figure 100 stale Te5ss
was realized yesterday, by st. John 4 Brown, for 50
extra steers, ave13gng1 429 MS Net Ct m the Sales
Teddy Te-day there vas was very ttle doing. rhs number OF
buyers in attendance was unusually small, aud very
few sales were effected. Normally, the market WAS
steady. -.......
QUOTATIONS.
E1tra-Graded ateers averaging 400 los
and upwards. <6.6U9I.u0
Choice Beeyes-Fine, fat, we'll formed 3 year
to year old steers, and averaging l,15o =,
eood 30 nei1fored 0''V''e'
steers, averaging 1,100 to 1900 lbs. 6.6o95.75
Medium Grades-Steers in fair flesh, aver
aging 1,l00 to go lbs. 475G5.25
Butchers Stock-Common to medium
steers, and good to extra cows fer city
slaughter, averaging 800 to 1,l0o 1bs.... 5@450
Stock Cattle-Common cattle, in decent
flesh, averaging 100 to 1850 lhs........ 3.0o@4o5
Iuferior-1:ght and thin cows, heifecs,
eags, bulls, and sca[asag ateers.-....-. 2.O0@2.75
Texas Cattle-Tuough droveB. 200@3.00
Texas Catt1e-Northern wintered. 3.25@4.50
HOGS-The past week has been an active one in this
department Of the live stock MARKET and better prices
have 1'rcyailed. The Light receipts md the cool.
weather prevalent stimulated the demand, and en-
abed sellers to work up prices to the extent Of 205e
per 100 lbs The commencement, yesterday, OF opera'
tons by Packers has further strengthened tho ma7ket
aud unless the receipts should materially Increase, the
coming week will probably witness further upward
movement Of prices. The hogs now being marketed
fully to the average Of former years at this sea
son. and are well suited to the present Of
the trade TIE packing season cannot yet be consd:
cred fairly opened but packers seem anxious to com
meuce, and soon na the weather WILL JUST
fy it, tue work Of packing will begin n
good earnest. The hog crop is large ope. and tht
number packed here VIII probably equal that Of any
former aeaaoa. It Is ae early yetto venture any pze
, 1872-10-14

1t 1o3N fer prime bankers' 6xty-day sterling, and
110a: for sight.
Tie bank statement is favorable, and shows net
gain Of 400 in til. legal reserve. The banks
hold s3 400 above the Is Fer cent required by law
Money was easy during the morning at547 per cent,
but declined to 2S4 Per cent in th9 afternoon.
Governments dull and steady, with hut little if
any change in prices from yesterday.
State bonds dull and generally unchanged.
The stock market was strong, and advanced; bnt,
with the exception Ct Pacific Mail and Rock Island,
business generally very moderate. Pacific Mail
advanced from 81 to 849 Rock Island from 1O5;S to
1l0!z. There were advances, also, in Union Pacific,
Western Union au6 Lake Store The changes in either
shares slight and urnlportant st the close the
general naarzet WAS firm.
~I;r1 cxnI,r
, 1872-10-14

LEMONs-Were in moderate demand, and quotatle
at s9o0@l0.oO per boz for French, and $500 for
'siIS1sf METa1s AND TIMERS sIocK-rhero were no
changes to note to-day, end prices, under good de-
n,ard ruled steady. We quote:
TIN pLA7E-IC, l0x14 $500; do, 12112 $3.50; do,
14x2o, sl7.oo; do, roofing, Ic, sl45o:
PIG T1S-Large, 45c; small, 46c; bar, 47c.
SHEET Z1:sc-Fnu casks 11s1c; halt casks 1oc; less
quantity, II 1lc; slab, &C..
SHEET IaoN-No. q, THc rates.
CoP2ER-Copper bottoms, 4sc; brade-s, over II lis,
WnE-o to s. s.; 6, s. and Q, 1o:; 10 to II, lie: H.
1a 11c: l3 and H. l2Ec; Is and 16 lac; II 1865 IL,
l6c TO- 1oc a0 ooc full bundle, Is per cent discount;
fence wire, &c.
NAILS-There was no abatement in the demand.
Prices are firm and unchanged, follows: 10d o60d
1oer keg, S6.12H@6.25; sd do, se.37N@6.55; I'd
do, .65h@6.75 a do. s6s2H@7oo; Sd do, s7.6oK
@f75 Do 81 hne, se,Qo@s.l211; I'd do. s.37K@2.5o:
cGuch $9.5QRAR21.
, 1872-10-14
MONETARY IND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 12
The following is summary Of the condition Of the
National Banks Of Chicago, complied from their re-
ports made to the Comptroller Of the Currency, to
Show their condition at the close Of business Oct
., 1872. The summary includes all The items in the
published reports Of the banks and the foongs Of the
Feyera1 columns show The aggregate condition Of the
banks compared With tie tt the date OF their
statements made for June 10 and April 10, 1872:
, 1872-10-14

LATEST.
In the afternoon there was considerable tra'ting,
though the hall being closed the rrepresbles were
obliged to deal in the Railways. Wheat was strong,
closing at S1.l45{@1.14H cash, and Sl14A@1.1454 sell
Ter November Corn was active and stronger under a
good short demand closing ut 3s@34c seller last half
and 34lGc seller November.
, 1872-10-14
New York DRY goods Market.

NEW TORE, Oct. 12-1n dry goods there was no i'm
provement In business, which continues quiet in Ill
branches The market reInnins strong and regular
all cotton goods, most descriptions Of which nov
in good supply. Foreign goods are quiet-unsettled
for dress goods, ribbons yevets, millinery, and silks
for the Week we're 81, 400, ,000.
, 1872-10-14
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 1o.
The following were the receipts and shipments OF
tie leading articles Of produce in this city during
the psat twenty-four hours; there were none re-
ported for the corresponding time gear ago:
, 1872-10-14
1 AXE EREIEHTG

wheat and 16c for corn to Buffalo. To Kingston, 200
On wheat, and 25c on corn. The engsgeaents :eport
ed To BufFa1o-Props Russia, Alaska, Gtonat scs1r
1T 16c sehr sasco, corn at 1bAc scbr floreta Fn
at 15c prop Alaska, barley at 16c, andHheat az III LII
echr Commerce. corn on p t. To a. par.
Medbury, corn at DC To Oswego-scar lA1y a,, -
sons wheat at &c To C1aveland-Schr Otter, na1ae5
at 15c. rou,-
ters as follows Barge Yosemite salt to Sandusky at
7c per brl barge Neptune, SALT Detroit et lge
per brl aehr Colun,ba salt to EIe At 1c pes or
prop Cuba 1000 brls salt to Chicago at oc pe5
bril- b; schr Josephine, coal to Milwaukee It so
per ton, ftea achr Walter n Allen coal to Chcagq
$150 per ton, free schr Minnie slauason coal 10 Ia
cine at 100 per ton, free.
, 1872-10-14


LONDON, Oct. 12-consols-a1onsy, e2a; &C &C.
count so5s. Bonds Of 65, 9371: DO '67, s2s 1o4os,
PAR1s, Oct 12-Rentea, 50 3francs 80 centinse-
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 12-Evening- Cotton quiet, steady:
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales. Bread
studs quiet; red winter wheat, 1la 10d. Corn, 29s
"a. Flour sos. Cheese, 63s.
, 1872-10-14

Discount Of 15@c5 per cent from LIST. .-
TEAS-The demand continues fair and prices rule
steady previously quoted stoska are fair but net
in excess Of the requirements Of the trade. We repeat
our LIST as follows: Young Hyson, common,
to fa 5o55e god s5@so il fhoeo S1sa9 t. s1tSa
common imperial, e5@75c; good to choice do, 5000
s1o5: ane to good gunpowaer, 8oc@p:o7 choice.
sl10a12o; extra, sl.25@1.s5; choice TO extra leaf
japan, so:@s1 o5 fair to good do, 60@o0e; eolored
NATURAL leaf japan 55G65c; common TO tine oolong'
45a35c good, 6oST5c choice to extra, 90c@S1.05.
TOBACCO-This market was firm at unchanged
caEw1sa-Tine cut-Extra, 75@soc; choice, $50
roc; common, 55t56oc; poor, soE5uc.
SMos1NG-Extra, 33g35c; medium, 3o9S2c; CON-
mon stems, a7@23c.
rlUa-Satufal leaf, 75@soc; half bright, eo@7oc;
hack, sound, &8(a55c.
WOOD-Continues in good demand, and, with Light
stocks on hand, dealers firm IN their views. We
rer,eat our quotatons: Beech, S1160@l2. % maple,
sl3.5o913.o6; hickory, s13.5o514.oo; slabs, s75o@
SEQ. -.-
are l.sht and move slowly The depressed condition OF
the wool1en goods market, and strngency in money
matters East may be regarded reasons for the pres
ent unsatisfactory condition Of the wool trade. We
, 1872-10-14


PorAToEs--rhe receipts continue large. ;Ise The
market is weak and ranges from 35@40c on track with
few buyers. Peacbblows scarce, and sell readily
at 45@50c; potatoes sell from store at 4o865. Sales
include l car Early Rose at 40c, delivered l car
white at 4oc car DO at 45e; cars peaehb10wsa 59s
delivered; car do at SOC, on track; 40 bu peach
blows at COO 65 200 bu mixed at 40@45 from store
SWEET POTATOES-Rule frmer, and we're IN fair
request. Sales were made Of 125 brls yellow Illinois
ut s3o5 90 brls do at s3.15; 50 brls do at $500.
POULTRY-Was In very good supply, and, under an
improved demand, better prices were obtained. Sales
were made Of Is coops old chickens at s375@40o; Is
coops spring do ut $3.50; q coops mixed at s325@
$50 Is coops spring ct $225@soo; coops tnIkeys
at a5c; do ut lsc; do at 12Nc; coop geese $1,000
coop ducks, $780,
sEEDs+The demand WIS Light, previous prices be-
ing well suetained. Sales made Of 81 sacks tmo-
thy at $3.50; 80 ct s285; 28 at $2.75; q at s260
sacks good clover at $780, Is do mammoth at
sacks choice at $500 10 poor at II sacks aax at
s1:55; u do at s1.5o; "a sacks Hungarian st CSC.
sALT-Is in good request, and very firm.
We continue to quote :: Saginaw, fine,
s2o 9nondsa ns coarse soo %
With bags s4o9 ground so1s5 a,s s2Ss; Ash
SASH, DOORS, AND EL1NDs-The usual amount
OF business was transacted. There were no varia-
tn p@,rfea tod We
, 1872-10-14

OILs-Prices Of goods in this line were Unchanged
The general market moderately aeuye aud the QUO
bon, 2e@20c; extra lard OIL strictly WINTER Sc; do,
depressed, sos; DO, current make 1881 10: 75c:
No, 2 Tos; unseed ray, s5@sse; DO boiled el@e3e;
pure, SLID; do extra, slo0; do No. 9o@s5c; bank
oil CSC; srats, 1oc; elephant OIL 95c; turpenttne,
72B7sc. -..-,,a,,- 1,r..,-
, 1872-10-14

MISCELLANEOUS MARINE ITEMS.
Wind from the northwest brisk.
The prop Galena is still On North Point-haFan4
been stripped Of everything and given up az total
loss.
, 1872-10-14

The following were the receipts and shipments Of
breaastus and stock at this port for the week ending
with this morning. and for Other weeks ending as dat
ed There were none reported for the Gre week, one
year AGO:
, 1872-10-14

Totol $32 ,y7t42 S1,U11 1,1E265
Corresponding week last year, no cearings.
LATEST.
Nz1v yopK Oct l2-The gold market was dull and
etesdy al l12sl9112X throughout the day: Leans
Tere from to per cent. The daily clear1ngs were
atout $4,000 900. The specie exports for the week
amounted to $157, ,773.90.
III fqlaiGa e1caapgs market Yss guist aqa stesas
, 1872-10-14

LAsA11tE, ILL.,, Oct. 12.-RiSer-ArEived-s -steame1
Last Chance, from ST. Louis, with one ieeba1ge for
Lasale, having dropped two at Per1; Steamer Gen.
McCook, Light from Peru; steam tug GEM light from
Peru Depa1ted-steam tug Gem, towing canal boat
Caroline, loaded with lumber for Peru; anal boas
Gen Mccook, with party Of sportsnen, bound for
SuachWipe. ;-.-.:
Three feet and eight inches Of wafer reported on
Kickapoo Bar, and So inches on Spar Island.
CANA1-Passed In-Nolhing. Passed ont-csroline,
loaded with lumber and Montauk, with Light load Of
Nine feet and one inch Of water the miter all Of
rn~t
, 1872-10-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Ttcvicxv for the Week Ending Oct. 12s

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. -.
The receipts Of lire stock during the week were as
, 1872-10-14

Vessels Passed Detroit.
DETROIT Oct 12-UrProps Japan and ". T.
Graves. Schrs Kate Hinchman, Nellie Riddlagton.
King Sisters, seabird, MagiD, Idaho, and Efa'na
Dowa-Prop Vanderbilt. schrs oecls and Ee'
ruliic