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Noxubee County.
At R4,'es before the Clerk IN VACATION.
Nal Barton, Complainant,
1885,. VS.. For DiyO,rc,
Nancy BARTON, Defendant, J
Upon opening the matters Of the ,ail
Bill Of complaint and the Affidavit iu said
cause, it appearing that the said Defendant
is not an inhabitant Of this State, but re
sides beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process Of tins court cannot be
served upon her. 1t is therefore orlcrej
that publication be made in the Macon
Beacon" a newspaper published in the
town of Macon, for four consecutive weeks,
notifying the said defendant that unless she
appear before the Chancery Court Of sand
County ut a term thereof to be held at the
Court House in the town Of Macon on the
SECOND MONDAY OF SEPTEMBERA ID. 1872,
and plead, ansYer o. de.aFf 70 the Com
plainant's Bill, the several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed, and decree
entered accordingly.
A truy zopy from the minutes.
J. 4. j. MclIENRY, Clerk.
Dismukos & Cooper So,'s for Compl't,
July 23-lweckS
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Tho UHiyersity Series Of School
Books are now offered for sale for
80 days at cost prices. Apply at
W. +. Ferris's Book Store, where
they will always be tqlRd.
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AeSSrs. E@jtQr4 j.:

| would like to hear your advice
on a subject Of importance to us
young ladies, and, if you will not
think me intrusive, will ask you 4
few pertinept questions. What shall
we do with these fast young men
who are out late o nights, worrying
dogs, playing cards, and practical
Jokes, and occasionally taking what
they call "soda cocktails" and other
innocent Drinks, smoking cigars, AZ
late as ~ o. i o'clock, in fact doing
things they SCARCELY eve attempt
by daylight? They are all "nicc
young men, " wear the latest style
of cravats, keep pet dogs, and ire.
qucnt the BARRIERS shop, and appar-
eGtiy are ippocent and well behaved
yqqng"gentlemen, with a little Of
the Hswell" about them, which is il
natural consequence Of budding
moustaches and back hair parted in
the middle. How can we make
them useful members of society?
ELNIRA.
Marry 'em, Elvira, at least one of
EN-, and make a mar Of him and a
woman of yourself.
A TTACH NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi,
NeXubee County.
In tho Justice Court, Beat No. 3, of said
Couhty.
Jacob Holberg & Co.,
vs.. AtLNCHUlelt ana
Abner Cooper. Garnishment for
Rich'd Gray, Garn>ShSe $40
Whereas, a writ of attachment and gar
nishment was issued, in the above case, a.
gainst the estate Of Abner Cooper, Richard
GRAY, g~arnishee, for the sun of $40, retur'
nabIe to the Justices court, Beat No. 3, Of
said county, on Monday, the 10th day Of
September, 1872. Notice is hereby given
that unless the defendant shall appear at
the said time ut my office in said beat and
answer the complaint Of said plaintiff, judy
ment will be rendered against him and the
effects in the garnishee's hands will be dis
posed q toward. the satisfaction of said
plaintiff debt, interest and all costs.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
set nv hand and seal this 10Th day Of Au-
gust 4. D. 1872. S. +. COWAN,
Augl7-lm Justice Of the Peace.
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To Justices Of the Pence.

Blank ARdavlts and Writs of
and Seizure, for the new
Labor Lien Law, can be had at the
Office Of the Beacon.
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Meeting Of tbC Greeley Il Brown Club,

A stated meeting Of the Greeley
and Brown Clgb was held at the
Court House last Saturday, Judge
Foote lR the chair. The principal
object ofthe meeting was to hear the
Report Of the Committee On Consti-
tuition and Bylaws. The Report
was read by the Sect'y and unani-
mously adopted, as follows
RULES AND REGULATIONS
lst. This Clqb shall be known as
the Greeley and Brown Club of
NoXubee County.
ID. FAe officers shall consist of a
President, twelve Vice Presidents,
one from each precinct, a Secretary ,
Assistant Sec'y, and Treasurer, a
Finance Gommitteee, and 2 Com
mittee Of Managers.
3D.. The Pfos't, Secretary and rs
%sistant shall b. elected by a vote Of
the club. The Vice Presidents shall
be appointed by the President, ON
recommendation Of the Precinct
Clubs. The Finance Committee
shall be appointed by tAe PRESIDENT
and shall consist Of five members
from the Macon Precinct, and one
from each of the other Precincts in
the county. HE Treasurer shall be
selected from t4e Finance Commit
tee from its mcmtefH and the Com
mittce of Managers shall be &ppoint,
ed by the President, and consist Of
three Discreet members.
18th. 1t st4Ii be the duty of the
President to preside At III meetings,
to decide all questions OF order, and
with the advice of the managers 10
call meetings at least once a month ;
to procure speakers when advisable,
and to perform such other duties as
pertain to his office.
4th, Tho Vice Presidents shall
preside at the meetings OF their re.
splctive Precinct Clubs, and it shall
be the duty Of each to be presents at
the meetings Of this club,-in person
Or by proxy, and report psogrGss in
their respective Jurisdictions.
9Th, The duties of Sec'y and As,
sistfpt Sec'y shall be those usually
pertaining TO daiF respective Offices.
7th. 1t shall be the duty of the
Treasurer to receive all monies be.
longing to this club, from the FL
nance Committee and other sources,
to keep the same safely, and to pay
out the same only at the written or
der Of the President, or committee
of Managers. He shall make a re-
port at each regular meeting of the
club.
Sth. II shall ke A.e duty CT the
Fin3ncE committee to proceed at
once f. solicit subscriptions to the
fupds IS tbs Club, 10 collect the same
and pay oyer to the Treasurer.
9th. 1t shall be the duty of the
managers to advise the PRESIDENT
all matters concerning the welfare
Of the club, to call meetings and
procure speakers, with the assistance
Of the President.
10th. The Order of business shall
be as follows;
LIST. Report Of Finance com.
I'd. Report Of Treasurer.
3D.. RESOLUTIONS.
4th. NisceIlaneops Business.
9th Addresses.
Rcsp't submitted,
i, W, PATTY,
chairman.
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II F0 SALE.

n lot on the courthouse square, west
lately occupied by the printing office,
tred for sale, If not sold at private
the 2lSt September it will be offered
ISit sale on that day. Apply at Bea
Nice.
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Turmip Seed.

We have just received our usual stock Of
Turnip Seeds for SumMer and Fall plant
ing. Call early 10 pce4re the best varieties.
JONES 4 FRENCH.
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HDl.UiS liA lON NNllIE.
We, the undersigned Registrars for Nox-
uhec County, will proceed to register the
qualified voter, Of said county, in accord
ancc with law, at the times and places
specified below, to-wit:
SllCQUALAK.
Monday X Tuesday, Aug. l2& Is, 1872.
SUMMERYILLE.
Wednesday Il Thursday Aus,li&15 Is, 1872.
AC5lIULAVILLE,
Friday, Aug. Is, 1879.
TROTMAA!S.
Saturday, Aug i, .4.2.
LYNN GREER,
Monday, Ang. i9, 1872.
STOyALL'S STORE,
Tuesday X Wednesday, Aug. 20 x q, 1872
BROOKSVILLE,
Thursday & Friday, Aug. % = % 1872,
CLIFToNFirLE,
Monday y Tg?.d,y Aug % 4 81, 1872
"OODLAWN,
Wednesday GThurslay, Aug. % & 90, 49,.
GOODWIN'S FARM,
Monday = Tuesday, Sept, > & 3, 1872.
louisville,
Wednesday Sept. 4, 1872.
MACON.
, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday * Thursday,
sept. ., 10, | & II. =
Voters having their registration papers,
and residing in the same district that they
voted in last yoar, need not attend.
This registration is intended only for
those VIII haze not registered and those
who have lost or mislaid their registration
papers. ). R. CAyETI,
NATE. AAHQRNEE,
ILQM4S STEVENS;
Registrars.
Attention is also directed to she follow
Ing sect ~ orthe Registration Law;
SGGri". = Tile Board Of Registration,
in all matters pertaining to their registra-
ton, shall b. constructors Of the peace,
| and empowered to arrest aud canse to be
\ imprisoned in the county Jail when Hcce,-
alry, all rcrsouS ubitructing or preventing
heir registration, intimidnting, til -aten-
lug. or fraudulertly eoutriving to prevent
my person e'titlcd thereto from rcgistrar
ion, c~reaAin. riots. disturbances or quar-
rols at the incc Of registration, or other-
Nise interfering herewith topreycnt " de-
law the r.gistnrs m the discharge Of their
duty, and all such offences slmll be pun
Z ~ - . 1.Hf r.#arHrHrFNt the nriuafafr L
,ode and said ragistr,rs'nre empowers TO
rlf upon MI .herifS, constableS and oihen
deputies, and nll other pnace officers, and
when necessary, other e%itiEctis, ~ nid and
@is,ist them IN enforcing the laws ami pubs
lie peace, mud suuIrcstd ttrbnre AMI pre-
vent the u1,ucrA ,sh'rurtatet, MD thi- -ec-
'iou l,sdl bc puh,, .nc Iaed posted with ey.
r,y ns.,cc "a NebI d ras diVA
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Glass Fruit Jars,

Now is the time to buy your
FRUIT JARS, we can supply them
in any quantity, with Extra Rubber
Rings, JONES 4 FRENCH.
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BaHwtng.

There is a very large supply Of
this Indispensable articles at Jacob
Iiolbcrg / Cos, which a be pur-
at very lQw rates eau esr
'ly and secure your ssSeon's supply
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'AAERyIJ LIE INSTITUTE.
e'atGng School for Boys and
VuaS Men-ll Miles from ShU-
qualak, on the NJ. 4 u, r, r,

|nt
me- CATERING HIT, A. NJ, Principal
NJ PUTTlCk, A. NJ. Associate,
, i' Twentieth annual Session of this
', T ! will beB.n on the
bn a~a Monday Of October nert.
tpn "aSI'. per session of twenty Weeks,
O'O III ADVANCE %
h, vy'eyalces wi be at the static on Sat
Frvv d breeding the Gay of opening, and
M S"S thereafter fer one week. totrans-
|,rs ,suu'nIs and their baggage free of
/, ip no,alar or for Catalogues address
r, Til0S. s. CARTWRIGHT,
Aus TIn los. P. .. NoIEbdo Co, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-17

THE line of Beauty may he E
crooked or oqryal one, Int tue liFE
of Dpty IL straight and 0dAtits OF
no deacctiqq. W. vqqld impress
this fDct upon our Hon. Board Of
Supervisors and other public Off.
piNls.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-17
FEMALE SEMINARY,
JACKSON,

f't.cIass, elegant and thorough Insti-
Tor youns Ladies'. The new Philo-
n and Comparative Grammar method
fcAlng Languages is USED. The I'm
Is raised to m equal dignity with 9th
(nsl'ges. Every Department is equal
|OTOugh and practical.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-17
DIR. SHELTON

~ AS resumed the practice of medicine
IL in Macon and the vicinity and res
pectfully tenders his professional services
to his friends ard the billie.
Bsg' Uliec ihihe south end ofthe Harri-
son block, Immediately over that occupied
by Mcssrs. Yates Il Baskerville.
MayZ0-tf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-17

pay- Notice QHinn's adv and look
about you for his lost Steer lie
needs him badly, and your little
trouble msy be his great gam
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-17
Glass Fruit Jars.

Just received t lot OF GLASS Fruit
Jars, which will be sold at low pri-
ces. H~AUENsrEIN j. Bro.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-17

VIZ call attention to the card OF
Madame Richard. Her school, in
the thriving little city of West Point,
is boFg4 to Becqme popular under
her mgna@cHe Af.
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ocAL $
ia, Salmday, Avg. IA.
SA LIE
s.On ACRES Of LAND,

DR. McL,od's plantation-a
ping ,d a. ipscstmcnt in good land.
p'g n, i Li.'V Ro,ser, or }. }. Beau
n, Macon.
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d
Mammoth Clothing House d t1 South

TLo olotb;rr trodc of NnbiIe has Of lots
, ine J'U yoat ]IronNr,ions in the main due
asSI,.'su Tns' .. p !. = drd ,mhIic sririt nybihitrI
10 'io eia'ei FI Lnn "n" ,'d ropmlor Arm Of
SE Tue Nh N ~ & 70 Iho by their
; Wr'r,I' inducements and facilities offered to
o, nodo boye succoeded in building nm n
tne Irnue, navy a'S @rn,r;nr business T]iorin"
Vty Na.So d" $50 ramGC of tho CIotbinSS
!Gorl III Ine t tbo S"mtb owinr IN thi3s
Mercn'llts " a snJ ,bo sattor;rg 5rospccts
growing HrNla "un .m' Wossrs NV / 20
Tor 'ne coming sv"st o Nv nonnbin .tr.ot
hhe thelr PruseIt s' moat tbo ropmiromcnt IA
entirely zoo SINH " WIZ VIZ tSoir cborocteris.
OF their EHsllesF' ".'n ,no' 20 worL ana
TIC enefsy Shg{ 4t.V sJn noot o "c' Of The
erected 'r 14T.r v XXX as md handsome
nu!lutngS III "o 1s ond 55oI ;s tbree stories
lots mos" w. /" anu ~, Iastsfn i and
IN ne.sht "mu ptva''o ona ;;'s ornsmcnt to
elegaa1 appearances am ~
In this extensive building Messrs. LEVY
& Co, will rcceiye BY ttg frst of August,
the largest, best selected wholesale stock
ever brought 10 Mobile, mostly Of ihelr
V"h nNeeSn H. No. a. wooion rooI, md
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THE GREAT CAUSE
OF
n M A m Y.
Just Published in a Sealed Enrelopc.
Price SiT Cents.

If.T
4 Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Care of Seminal Weakness, or sper-
matorrbqa, induced by self-abuse, inyolun-
tary emissions, impotsnCy IorvoQs debili-
ty ind impediments to ma,IiQge generally
consumption, epilepsy and IT'S, mental and
physical incapacity, &c, by ROB. J CYL
NERWELL, NJ. D., author Of the "G!:en
Book, &C.
The world-renOwhed suthaF, In tki, ad.
mirablo lecture, clearly proves trolG bis
own experience that the awful consequ1n-
ces of self.abuss may be etlectually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougieS, instruments,
rings or cordials, pointing out a mode of
cure at once certain and etlectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may be, may cure himself chc"r'y,
privately or radically. This lecture will
grove a boon to thousands and thousands,
Sent un&er seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing the publish
ers. Also, DIR. C~ULVERWELL'S MAJ
risgs Guide 'p.iGs 90 cent?. Address tie
Publuhsrs, CIIAS. JIG. KLINE SEQ.
III Bowery, n. York, P. 0. Box, 1865.
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Cotton Weighing.

The Row cotton will shortly be
coming il, and Smith Holt, who has
boon ~ the platform a long time,
s~oliG;te the patronage of his old
friends and the public generally
He will always bo on hand rain or
shine. Augl7-4ts.
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By We are daily adding to our
stock pi Porfpmeyy, Soaps, and
Toilet GOODS generally aud can
furnish all TIE lest GOODS at reason.
able prices. Jones Il FRENCH.
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. :. 'v''d like to cnqu re what ips-
! NJ, 'n'F0 ~ in allowing $8l,OO for
ri1OS' hold over the body Of p
4, r =, woman oo and then refusing TO
M '''VO for a coffin for tho body,
ID ~ w. The Board Of Supervisors
GEO. JAMESON.
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Under the Constitution the old
officers of the clue were elected by
acclamation. DR.. Hill made n mo-
zion to 2pBqipt = committee to SUI
pcsaAtend tRs erection Of the pole,
which was c&ryied, aud Peter Misso,
J.. j. IIauenstein, Finis Carlton, ID.
b. Shepherd, Mr.. Campbell and
Chas. Baker yer appointed.
After the enrolment Of members,
Judge Foote and Dir. Hill addressed
the club briefly, and the meeting
adjourned. II. W, FOOTE,
WIN. WARD, President.
Sccretdru.
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&. ". Truchcart,
DEGlSTRATlON NOTICE.

As't'or Dau'I Pratt, Talbot 4 Sons.
JuiyI} I'm
, 1872-11-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 81.
ALCoHoL-Was In moderate demand at sl.78t9l.6o
for "a Per cent proof.
BROOM CORN-TheEe was no change to note.
Stocks arc large and accumu1atiug. The inquiry is
light and confined to the local trade We continue to
quote: $500 per ton for common $500 for fnir
S80o0@l000 for choice and o00@1200o for choice
hurl.
BEAEs-There is some inquiry for choice varieties
from the local trade, but generally speaking beans
quiet. The offerings Of common to medium arc abun-
dant, but really caoice navies scarce. We quote
navies at s2.25@2.40 lair to medium, sl.50G2.0o i;
common, 81 .0o@1.25.
BUTTER-The demand was rather better to-day,
but the market is still far from being active, and is
lacking In hruess for al descriptions save choice.
We make no change in our quotations, as follows !:
Strictly choice dairy, 21@26 medium to good, ls@
&c inferior to common, 8@l7c. -
BAGGING-A very quiet feeling still prevails in this
market. Burlaps and gunniea are inquired for to
soms extent, but in grain bags and wool sacks
there is no considerable movement We quote !:
Stark, 35Mc; Ludlow, 35c; Lewiston, 34c; American,
SIC; Otter Greek, 33Hc; burt2p bags and hu, 20@
22hc; gunnes, single, l89l9c do, double, 2sc; wool
BUILDING MATER1ALs-Were in moderate de-
nand. The cold of the past week has put stop to
building operations. A very fair inquiry prevails for
stucco, lime, plaserng hair, etc. Other materials
quote: stucco, s25oG2:75; New YORK stnc-
co, casing, s5.75@4.o0; sllperhne do, s4.oo@
4.so; Rosenda1e cement, $s.25&3.6o; Utica ce-
Inent $500 per br1; Louisville cement, $500: Az
bulk, s1.ooS1.10; lime in brls} $ls5@l3s per brl;
white sand bril- s2.75@3oo; piastering har per bu
xo145c; fire brick per 1000, $4o.0o@9Ooo; BUILDING
brick {common), $ll.5o@140o country brick slo.oD
$500, del; Racine, 5000 del; Hinedae, $500,
del; fire clay, per brl, H.00@5.00. The following
Ia the Lat Of prices box Of SO feet for domestic
window glass, from which reduction Of 40 Ger cent
To "a hr
, 1872-11-22

The following instruments vera filed for
ecord on Thursday, Nov. 21:
CITY PROPERTY.
Test Randolph st, between Morgan aud Carpenter
1s, +, 25oo it. with buildings dated Nov. 90 co-
eideration, $500
Lot 35, Of Lots 80 to ST. in Block 31 in Sec e 49, a.
with buildings, dated Nov -; consideration, ,625.
West Lake st, between HalBted and Union sts, +.
3ox190 it. also Lot Z IN Block Of Block 49, Sec T. 49,
il, with improvements dated Nor. 19; consideration,
$4,000.
West Washington st, between Lincoln and Wood SITS,
f. Lot and It of Lot 2 dnted Nov. i; consider
ntion, ST., 600.
Lots and !, Of Lot s. and Lota IS Of Lots and 4,
Ill in Block 2s Of Sec q, 80, Il, dated Nov Is !;
consideration, 52,500. ...-.,..-.
sedgwick st. between Wisconsin and Centre sts, IT.,
rs # to Gley dated April consideration, 81 500.
Main st. between Thirty first and Wrong sts, !, 25
it 10 alley, dated Oct 81 consideration, si5o-
It to alley, dated Oct 7; consideration, $3.50.
Wabash av, SO It Of Thirty y-second ST. f. 5oz164H
It, dated Nov 10; consideration, s, 900.
Lot Of Campbeus Lots and l., in Block 5, RocR-
wells Addition, with improvements, dated Nov. IL /;
consideration, $2,40o.
Undivided Is Of Lots 20 and 81 in Hapgood's Lots
and Block shetBeld's Addition, dated Nov Is; COLI
eideratiou, 81 500.
Lots 20 and II in same, dated Nov. 20 considera-
Lot s. IN Block ~, Sec 10, 50, IA, dated Nov IS
consideration, $780,
Indiana av, near Thirty fourth st. i, p It to alley,
dated Oct. consideration, IS 1900.
Prairie av, bet Twenty-ninth and Ray Streets @ +,
Lot L dated June 2Qs consideration, $500.
, 1872-11-22

Sub Lot r. Of Lots 1856 and 1856, in Butterfeds Ad-
dition, dated Oct 81 =; consideration, 81 200.
Evans st, bet Oakley ct and Western az n t. 5ox125
IT. san dltfd ! Nov :: -; eqnsde5ation. 800.
wells Addition, dated Nov. 10; consideration 81
marEst s St i corner Of LAKE, st 2ol # to River
spring st, bat Wentworth and Railroad Il f. 400 it.
dated N NOV. consideration, s, 600.
LOT ~ ~ Block Of Morgan's, H Block 10, Shef-
fields Addition, dated Sept 20 consideration, $500
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
consideration, $500.
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
Lots IS, IA, 35 aud 36 in Block i, IN Wright Win
oetts NV SO Of sw Sec 9, 3s, II, dated Nor IA !;
consideration, 81 600.
Lots to g. in Oyiatt's Lots % to 50, in Dobbn'5
ae of ne Sec s, 38, II, dated Nov. /; considers
Lot g q in Block 8 Of Pryor Hopkins 4 Of NV Il
Sec ], 80, II, dated Oct. consideration, $1,000
Lots i, ., os and 81, IN Block g. same Subdivision,
dated Oct. 1 consideration, s13,5o0
Lots 10 to 21 in Block !, Of Jennings Subdivision Of
Jennings Alotts south 60 acres Of y sw 4 Sec 10,
80, II, dated Oct consideration $11 $50.
Lots to g. aud % to "a, in Block S. of same Subdi-
vision, dated Oct. /; consideration. s4,Clo.
, 1872-11-22

aa;n uA1Mmas c"E IN very good demand for shipment.
Frais'e chiekens were scarce and frmer Other d.
sc5ptons STEADY at yesterdays prices Sales include
doz do at $500; 40 doz quail It 6 doz do At
$2go; u d9z !. y nalasd ALA ducks at so5o Wild
GREEN FRUIfs-A fair ,ocsi ess and interior demand
tG ppes oi u e. Shipments
sa76@s5o in small lots from store. c1an6erries ara in
fair request with ample offerings Choics cnltivate
arapes il 1t N
Sales include fair apples ut s275 On track: 80
ef % 81 1rs Dc at
$3.50 70 brls wild at $3.50 20 grapes Ut $500
GROCERIES, -Dealera generally reported tbs market
asn The following quotations arc frrnishsdS :ssnea
BIcARB. sopA-7X@8c.
- coFEEEs-Mocha, M 3oc; 0. g Javo, 25@26e; Java
common do, 19H@20c; Singapore, 23A@&3Nc;
c9;ss Rsa 2s@ iii nassab' Rss Ss s.srtns
KloszPstna, a1@sxc; nang0on, 7A@74c; Caro-
sas4s5-fatsnt eat loaf. 1.E@1so .1s, e5}'shsa and
is@s ;ts9sesa s1rs ,9g % NC s 32G!ss > i?S 1s
do, l1@llAe; fair d., 1oK@1o9<e; choice molasaes
'ug4s sas1psb'aoid agbod faE rips ?pH sS silver dps
extra do, 50555c New Orleans mOl1sses choice, 8u3
@s5c; do common, 65@7oc; Porto Rico molasses,
CHOICE e0965c; common uolaases, 30@40c.
sP1cEs-Allspice, 17@l8c; cloves, 28@30c; cassta,
ginger pure, 2s@3oo do No. I, 2o@25c do No. 2 Is
@20c.
soAPs-French mottled, 6H@6s<c: German nottledr
7A@711c; Golden West, 6@G4c; White Lily, exc
631c; White Rose, 654@61c; brown Windsor, 4x@
- ;as;o AZ eoFn sails laundry, ca
HAY-Was arm and nomina1ly shade higher. The
supply WAS light and barely equalled the demand
Wholesale dealers paying the following prices
ON TRACK - New. timothy, beater pressed,
new prairie, pressed, slooo@u. 90: ON WAGON
1850. For delivery of pressed, n.oo51So according
H1DES-Under this head there were no new features
to note. Trade continues quiet at the annexed quota
tions Green butchers, 7Hc: green salted, cured.
heavy, 11@104c; do light, 10s4@11c; part cured,
8H@9Ec; green calf TIC; green city veal kip, prime,
14c; dry saed, l6@17c; dry Kip, 22c; dry calf 26c
dry flint, 19G20c; deacons, 6O@60c damaged, ~
@8c; all other damaged stock. two-thirds price:
branded, 10 per cent off,
HOPs-Tho receipts not 1nrge, but fully equal to
the present demand. Brewers are not purchasing
largely, and the shipments are light. We contnue to
quote Prime Western at 25@32c; common to medium,
15@20c; Eastern, 28@35c; Bavarian, Sc.
HONEY-There was not much inquiry for honey
this morning, although prime grades find ready sale
whenever offered The supply Of dark and strained is
ample. We quote: Easteru prime, at 35@3711c white
Western, 26@32c; dark, 20@25c; strained, 18G20c. 1
IRON AND STEEL-Were without peTcepuble
change. There was . fair amount Of trading at the
, 1872-11-22

: HOGS-In comparison with yesterdays mar
ket there WAS little change to note in this de-
partment. Packers ard shippers we're in the
markot, and competed for the offerings, and
trading was fairly active from the opening to
The close, At Tie advanced prices established yes
terday. Sales were effected at 94.00@4.O5
for common; at 84.10@4.15 for medium
to good grades, and at 94.2o@425 for choice,
with the bulk of the traaactions within the range
OF S4.05@415 though in several instances $40
was paid. It is claimed that the higher prices
offered yesterday and to-day we're for the pur-
pose Of influencing receipts, the supposition be-
ing that Western shippers will take thst bait"
and next week flood the market, an opportunity
vantage to punish sellers for. thwarting their
=" $500 " scheme. The market closed steady,
with only few hogs remaining in the pens un-
sold.