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Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT ITEMS. s.-Leipsic has a goose twenty
three years old, which commenced business
thls spring by laying its first egg on Valentine
day.
Rev. A. b: Junkin of Red Clay Presbyte.
rlan church New Castle CO., has accented o
Coll to Erie county Pa.
The Secretary of the Treasury has anno,nt.
cd Nath. Ii. Brown Deputy Collector and
Inspector OF Customs, to be stationed at Sea.
ford. 90 "e"
Hon. Eli Salisbury took the oath of office
and entered upon his duties as United State,
Senator from Delaware on last Saturday.
The steamer Helen Getty now touches q,
Collins 5 Beach on Tuesday afternoon of each
week on her trip to Philadelphia.
MIR. K. E. Cochran, of MiddIetown. promo.
ses to divide 20 acres of land into town lots and
Sell 1t on the drawing scheme" plan.
A Miss Chapman is ecturing on phrenology
IN the various towns of this State and feeling
peoples heads
MIR. G. f. Hukil has'commencod the erec-
tlon OF one OF the handsomest houses in Mid.
dletown. :" -4'u
The Levy Court of New Castle CO., has mass.
ed an order that the collectors of each and
every Hundred in making out the assessment
list, shall separate the whites and blacks.
The new Board of Town Commissioners Of
this town organized on Friday evening last hv
eeiIectlng }. NJ. Vost1ell, President, and n. +
Wllds, Secretary.
The loot race on Saturday at CLAYTON he.
tween fillmore and the jersey Skipper" ro.
suited IN favor Of the latter, who won a watch
aud 80. Distance, 50 yard. The attendance
Was very large O""''
The Presbyterian Board of Publication have
appointed the Rev. q. w. Kennedy. of rhis
town, Superintendent of Colportage within the
bounds OF New Castle Presbytery. lie will
lmn edlately enter upon the work, and will
VISIT the hfty-two churches OF the Presbytery
A married woman named Ramin. in VIII
mlngton on Saturday, preferred charges of yio-
lent outrage against citizen whose name is
"lthheid. "A hearing takes place to. morrow.
Three students from this State took tba do.
gree OF Doctor of Medicine at the Homoepath-
lc College in Philadelphia, last week. viz
Isaac l.. DeVou, John NJ. Smith, Lewis Wood.
ward. " ''1
The students of Delaware College gave nm
entertainment on Friday evening, when L. p
Bush, l. Fl. Houston, J. G. Stuckert. L. q
Webster and W. j. Devine read essays. &c.
President Purnell presided.
The X Eiophobus Family, a wonderful class
OF people with milk white hair and skin and
PINK eyes, together with Prof. Alberto, the
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

The Bishop delivered tie c!o,irn "a,
when the appointments We're read Ts%
marked with Indicate reappointmeD, t"o's
APPOINTMENTS
Wilmington Districi--J. ID. Curtis. p
Asbury, &c. II,lI; st. Paul's r. W. Tod..I,
J. ii. Lghtbnurn; Scott, r. NJ Chatham. EC"'on'
to Lc supplied: Epworth to b. suppl,,d Iy .u .TuSce,
Davis; Brandywine, *J,hn Shilling N,s1, ;" H.
& d. Watson; Newport, J. Alien Che.,,, CIa"'n'
ii ii. BodIne; Cllymont, a. l.. Hood. tt''t"'
'Ihomas b. Hunter, New Castle, Nv. b. Vain
ChrIstiana, V. Grey; ST. Gtorgcs and Po,, pOn'
II. Sanderson; Delaware Cltv. J. iumpl5,ss .W' v"n'
dctown, V. smith Odessa, Nv. KrnLcy: yna','r
and Ebenezer, II. Colclazer; Cherry Fi,ll a,d "
ley, J. Dare; Elkion, II. :. Thon.pson: N,,,t II
+. Price; Elk Neck, "W + Tun; Per, I.lH l'''H
r. Z. Martind,e; ZION, r l.. Pouson; Cba,I.,,,a"' ,',"'
+ Scott; Red Lion, A. J. Crozlvr; k,,,n, S,u'
J. w. Weston. 'u"'
Dorer District ThOmas j. Thompson, PP
Smyrna, J. F. CIvmer; Smyrna Circuit, .W,lr.-
Uric; LeipSic and Raymond, &. W. Preny,aa"'
Dover, }. B McrrI'i; Camden J. F.. BRYAN w.
"mlng. II. l.. T"mpkrn-on; Friedrich, and R..
relt's, + B. Newman; FELTON,, 80. r. Thom,s NJ
ford, "Enoch Siuhhs; Hrrrington, ~. D. D,y,, "i'
w. Pool; BridgcvIlle, -. b. Mann, f. II Nn..'
SeatOrd, "WIllilm 3. Gregg; FeacraI.burg r.
Van BurkalOw; Galetowu, Cnuntr; Laurel H..
+. England; Lewesve, S Webb Georye,,va
$Elij4h Mile; Lincoln, J A. b. Wrls,n: N,,'
William p. DAVIS; LcWcs W. NJ Warn, ?. VY'
boro, "r O. Ayrcs; MtrydrI, r. G. Irwin; D,,n'.
G. S. Conawly. William Merrill, PrIpcinI e
Laurel Classical Institute.
EGstOn District-J. b. Qugg, Pc
Bethel aud 5 rmmlr, 'T 5. Williams; Cbe,,,.l.
City, f.. Kidney; Cecilon and ST. Psu.jW
ilammcrsley; Millington, John France; Pmi
j. A. Brindie; Cnesr'rIown,,A A. w Mdby; Kn,,D
G. Ridgwayi Church Hill, 'W ". Rcdman; t;,I,a,
f. Z. Aldrrd; SudIersvle WIN. O'NrllG Gr,.n,
borough, e. r Sheppard; CentGevi.!e. o. Sy.,.,t
Queenstown, J. G.. FoSnochi; Kent Island. r. r
klllihm; Talbot, John H,ugh; E4>t,n, .G.
PhGbus; Trappe, II DAVIS: IIlIsborough. Nv p
hcFarlAne, |. Jewr denton, = r. tiardDe, -
Harding; Preston, f H. TIynson; Do.chsster ~
VI. Brown, E. II. Nelson; Cambridge, J. NJ. viii,
liame; Cambridge Circuit 6. W. Burkp; Church
treek, to be su piled; Avres, F. Broa dbent; Lakes.
vile, II. e. Jones, J. II. Hamilton.
SnOW HIH Distrtct-J i. TAFT, P.E
Snow Hill, J. W. Plerson, Geo. A CanphelE Bc,
lin, p II. Rawns; tranktofd J. Brandreth, Cen
trcvllle, -; Gumb rough, Joseph a. Artcr.; Pfn.
cess Anne, Joseph Cook; FaIrmnuni, C. ". Prgy.
Annam"ssex and tiantlc. Nv. f. Talbot; Accomae,
James Carroll; Northampton, 10 be supplied; New
town, f. Ayrrs; Yorktown, Inn Brnkley; Cris.
field, William II. Ilntchln; Salisbury, c. ". Buoy.
QuantIcO, 'E. E. White; ChlucoIeaguc, Adsm
Stengle.
Alfred Cook man transferred to the Newark Con.
ferer &C.
:. L. Graeey transferred 10 the ProTG ence Con-
ference.
Aaron Rittenhouso trans erred to the Philadelphia
Conference.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

ARE THEY CoNsIsTENT.-Mosto of our Demo
cratic exchanges on the Eastern Shore have a
great deal to say against the Radical Con-
gress" for it's wasteful expenditure of the public
money in the way OF subsidies, &C., much of
which might be accepted as good advice if it
were really intended to check the evil instead
of making it pretext to abuse the "Radi-
Gals" For example, one of them has an
editorial denOuncing " these outrageous grants
and subsidies in bitter terms, while in its
local columns it speaks with delight of the
prospect of getting grant of $4,000 from the
same corrupt and oppressive" Congress to
improve the navigation of Wicomico river, and
hopes a similar grant will be secured for the
benefit of Patuxent Bay
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

Barn BURNT.-The barns and sheds on Mr..
George Paris Long Point farm, near Dover,
We're destroyed by fire on Tuesday night wee k.
The barn contained about twenty five tons of
hay, all the farming implements belonging to
the place, and a lot OF peach baskets. Loss
about $4,000. 1t is not known how the fire
conglnated There was an insurance Of 81, 500
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

The physicians of Smyrna who are graduates
of jefferson Medical College have handed us
the following for publication:
The statement that the Jefferson Medical
College OF Philadelphia had announced that it
would hereafter admit students, without re-
gard to sex or color, is pronounced by the
Faculty to be malicious falSehood, originated
by some enemy Of the school"
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

The New Hampshire election was held yes
terday, and it is thought the Democrats were
Goyernor--Pike, Republican, Weston, Demo
crat, and Cooper, Labor Reform. 1t is thought
Weston is elected and the three Democratic
Congressman are conceded.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

Town ELECTIONS Middletown, Dover and
Milford also held town elections on Monday, OF
last week. Middletown elected the following
ticket, to which there was no opposition
Gommissoners-R. H. Foster, Thos. Massey,
DR.. e. G: Chamberlaine, Thomas w Buckle,
Thomas f. Hum; Assessor, Chas +. Ander-
son; Treasurer, Dewitt G. Walker; Alder
man, G.. G. Foster.
:, Dover elected, for Commissioners, Edwin
VI. Stevenson and Jas. w. Robbins, to serve
tor two years.
Milford reelected its old board Only in
Smyrna were few people foolish enough to
make partisan issue
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

THE TIMES" is published Wednesday afternoon by
JosEPH H. HoFFEcEER Editor and Proprietor at Smyrna
Delaware.
year $500 in advance or $3.50
not paid till the end of the No paper
all arrears padony at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be Inserted the rate of
slne orhe first insertions sbsequentinseron Three-and
s-haf cents liberal discount made quarterly
nual and yearly adrertsnrs
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

GAs EXPLOSION AND TERRIBLE AND PER
HAPS FATAL RESULTS.-Mr. Ferris Bring.
hurst, one OF our most accomplished chemists
and pharmaceutistS, was to have delivered a
lecture before the Wilmington "Workingmen S
Institute, on Saturday night, on the subject
OF Water, and desired to illustra te it By some
experiments, in which oxygen gas was neces-
sary. On. the afternoon of that day, he was
IN the laboratory. and was using a small iron
retOrt generating gas. lie lad Just removed
the retOrt from the furnace and placed it on
the hearth when 1t exploded. The noise at
racted those engaged in the store, among
whom was Mr.. B. 5 father, and when they en-
tered the laboratory, they found him on the
h0Or, unconscious and his face covered with
blood. a piece of the iron retort had struck
him above the eye, knocking it entirely out
aud shattered and SpHntered the bones Of the
forehead. The wound is horrible one from
which the blood and small portion of the
BRAIN Oo2ed. The physicians prObed it as far
as they dared, but fears exist that a splinter
CT the bone still remains upon the brain. Dr.
PancoaSt Of Philadelphia, arrived in the even
ing; and we learn cOrrOborated the opinions
ot Drs. Askew, GrimShaw, Bush and Draper :;
tearing lite was suspended on too critical
thread to do more than had been attempted,
and deferred further examination OF the wound
1t was evident that all thought recovery was
barely possible and that death was what
might be expected. Mr.. Bringhurst was par
TALLY conscious on Sunday, and voluntar-
ly raised up on his couch to be disrobed, hav-
ing heard those in attendance express them
selves ready to do this. One eye is wholly
gone, and the other is so black and swollen
that it is not known to what extent it is hurt
Gazette
Later accounts state that he is still alive but
In most critical condition. A piece of iron
Eearly three inches long, imbcddcd in his skill,
has been extracted.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

Buttons, Spool Cotton. knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Balmorals. Ladies' and Childrens Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wick, Lamp NIcks, Gloves,
Neck.ties, HandkerchiefS, Hooks and Eyes, EelVs'
Trimmings, Tape, Skirt Braid. Combs, Gun Caps,
Hair Pins, Buckles, Pins, Needles, Scissors, Coat
and Vest Binding. Thimbes. Collars, Cuff Corses,
Irvine, hid Gloves, Machine Sewing Silk and
Spool Silk, &C., &c, Letter, FooIs.cap, Note and
Bill Paper, Pens. Pen Holders, Lead Pencils, States
and Pencils. Envelopes, Puss Books. lux, Pocket
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, MucaGc Sc'
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

"OUR LITTLE NEIGHBoR DELAWARE"
The Philadelphia North american, in an
editorial on Southern Desolation, states that
the destruction of wealth in the late slave
States by the civil war amounts to 81 ,627, AS
365 in the aggregate Every slave State but
Delaware shows a decrease in comparison
with the census of 1860, of from thirty-thrce
to seventy-one per cent. Virginia showing the
smallest per cent, and Mississippi the largest.
Of Delaware the North american says:
Our own little neighbor, Delaware, affords
marked contrast to these southern States, for
though she sunk the entire value of her slaves.
yet her wealth has increased one hundred and
ten per cent, having been $97, 7,l8O,773 in 1870
against only SAG, 242, l8l in 1860, the result Of
railway building and manufactures If she
increases the next ten years at the same rate
1880 will give her a total of some two hundred
millions"
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

CoNsTABLEs APPOINTED. The Levy Court
on Thursday, appointed the following Con.
stables:
Duck Creek HundreR-Nehemiah Stayton,
James p English.
Kenton humdred-Thos English.
Little Creek hUmdred-JOhn G. Scotten.
D0rer hundred-C. +. Hawkins, VIM. II.
Colescott.
North MTdrhW hundred Jonathan Car
row, John Bell.
South MMrderkW hndred-John Suther-
land, John T. Sapp.
Mspilton hundred-James Hughes, Joseph
Wech, Jr.
Milford hOmdred--N. B. Thomas. Della
tcdl fan.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
DRY GOODS

viz: Silks, POplIns, Alpacas, Challies, All. Woo
Delaines, Cotton Delaines, and CalIcoes, with man!
of the latest STYLES Of Dress Goods Ginghams,
Jeans, Osnaburgs, FIanneIs Ticklngs Table Cloths,
Sack FIannes, Napkins, Sheetings, Pillow Case
Muslins. Swiss Strpngs, Cambrics, Paper Muslins,
Den'ms, Checks, DrIlngs, Nankeen, Linens, Mus
Inns, Plads, Shawls, Diaper, Lawns. Chambrayr,
Piques, and all the goods usually found in first.
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

Greek harpist, MeTntlre, the snake-arm man,
MnrilIa, the female snake charmer, and the
Virginia double headed child are now on exh-
bition at the Town Hall. Will remain till
Friday. Admission, 25c. Children Is cts.
The Library Association of this town have
tried to secure Grace Greenwood to lecture,
but she is sick in Pennsylvania.
The new Board of Town Commissioners of
this town have re-appointed Solomon Smith
Town Constable and Lamp Lighter, and Road
Supervisor.
The first premium of the Milford Loan AS
socatiOn, just started was 25 per cent
The great Iron Pier 20 be constructed at
lewes under U. S. government supervision
will be begun during this month. Soundings
are being taken to determine its location.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
Wood and Wiliow-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keclers, Churns, BroOm.'
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes. Hair Brushes, Scrub
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets. Curry COmhs
Butter Prints. Butter Bowls, Wash Boards, Wan
brushes, Halt. Bushcl and Peck Measures, oh
Cloths. Mats, and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

HE j. Il B. r. R.-The management Of
the junction and Breakwater r. K. has un.
derg0ne pretty thorough change Mr.. JAS.
a. Chase ot Philadelphia, has been appointed
superintendent in the place of Mr.. MYERS r.
Conwell, who has been on the road since IFS
construction. Mr.. JAS. A Mcguire, the old
conductor, gives place to Mr. of New
I ork, and Mr.. ThOs. Maguire's position of
baggage master is taken by MIR. Francis Bur
Ton OF Lewes, who was previously Express
Agent, and we believe still retains this. Tie
new President, James Gibbons ESD, a live
New Orker, has taken hold Of his duties with
vim and energy which characterizes the man,
and gives promise of great success for the
business of the Road. There seems to be
some pecuniary difficulty between the State
and this corporation which we hope, and be-
lleve will soon be settled in manner sali<fac-
tory to all concerned. Milford 4Hutudi Friend.
IMPROVEMENTS VIM. Worden is building
handsome cottage residence on South st., Of
beautiful design, 4j fl. front by ri deem. with
back building IA by 26 #. We have heretofore
referred to Mr. Evans new residence. lioin-
ing. The two, when completed, will he
among tue hand,OmeSt in town.
d. BrlntOn has nearly incOsed new tin and
stove store on Commerce street, adjUining Mr..
Stubs, II by 50 feet, two stories. The shon
icrllcrly on the site occupied by f. Swanton)
has been moved to the rear for a work room.
A new tin store is also being built for Il.
Swanton on Commerce ST., above Market. ID
by 36 IT,, two stories high.
A Mr.. Reed has nearly completed two
story residence in "Spruance City"
----~s@~--
A SKILLFUL OPERATIoN-A daughter Of
Isaiah Thomas, ID years of age, OF New Cas-
tie county, lately underwent the operation of
having new joint, just below each ear TO en-
able her to work the lower jaw bone. which
had grown perfectly solid from fracture re.
ccived four years previously to the operation.
Several front teeth had been removed 10 en-.
able her to receive nourshment. The law
bone was sawed off below each socket, kept in
motion, and new or artificial Joint was the
result She can now open aud shut her Jaw
easily, enabling her once more to talk. Drs. |
Charles ID. Green and j. Gilbert, of Philadel-
phia, wero the surgeons. CJDtn.erciaL
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

REV: Mr.. RITTENHOUSE-B the proceed
lngS OF the Conference, elsewhere published,
1t will be seen that Rev. A. Rittenhouse, who
has filled the NJ. f. pulpit of this town for
two years past, has been transferred back to
the Philadelphia Conference. His removal
from our midst was unlocked for until quite
recently, and caused great disappointment and
regret, not only among the congregation he
has so acceptaby served, but among the towns
people generally. Without attempting pane
gyric, which might appear fulsOme on our
part, and be diStastefu to the reverned gentle
man, it may not be amiss to give public senti.
ment and literal truth in the premises. As G
minister no predecessor ever filled that pulpit
with more ability or acceptability as a pastor
he visited his flock faithfully, and was most
sincerely beloved as an executive he has had
few superiorS, and few, ii any, have left the
business affairs of the Church in better condi
ton; as Sunday School instructor he was
the most successful minister the Church has
had-belng an experienced educator-and as a
citizen the town at large speaks in his praise.
In all matters OF church pOlity he is progress
sIve, aud an earnest worker in all its reforms
Of his estimable wife, while all the Church.
especially the ladies', lament her departure and
miss her society, the poor Of the congregation
have lost " a friend indeed To them she
paid great attention, administering 10 their
wants, both spiritual and temporal, devotinp
MUCH OF her time and means to their comfort
The twain leave behind them the ardent
friendship OF an entire community and take
with them Its sincere desire for their welfare.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
A Large Assortment of Hats
and Caps,

Umbrellas, Saddles. Brides, Surcingles. Horse Co'
mrs. window Blinds, Iron Stone and Queens"A'
always on hand, at the lowest prices.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

The Bishop delivered tie clio inc IA
when the appointments were read -T9resi Tiesi
marked with indicate reappointment t"0'a
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
The Cloths and Cassimeres
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

are new, just bought, and comprise all the lead
styles.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15
GRoSERTES

Chocolate, Coffee Essence, Coffee Roattd, SavsnI'
la Coffee. Coal Oh Lard OIL Candles, Soap, SPIc,t'
Salts Saeratus, Saltpctrr, Alum, Saponnifcr, inoI
GO, Starch, Corn Starch, Farns. Trenton Cracke"
Cheese, Shot, Powder, Matches. Vinegar, Shos
Blacklng. Stove Polish. Mustard, Pepper, Hams
Shoulders, Side Meat and Jows.
Smyrna times., 1871-03-15

CoRPoRATORs. s.-The following are the Cor
norators OF the proposed Milford and Bnyshore
Railroad Company to run from Milford to the
northern boundary Of the State, and to con.
meet with any otherroad coming into the State ;
--llarbeson Hickman. George Russell. Curtis
5. Watson, John W. Hail, William Townsend.
Jehu NJ Reed, John West. Edmund Stout
Samuel Wharton, William NJ. Shakespeare,
Charles VI; W harton: James w. Spruance,
John NJ. Voshell, William Polk, James NJ
Matthews, Albert o. Newton, George b.
Money, Charles Gooding.
- The following are the Corporators of the
Dover Lille Insurance Company :-Gove Sauls,
bury, j. Alexander Fulton, Henry Todd. Chas
NJ Wharton, stephen VI. Collins, James G
NAPLES, John W. Todd.
-, Corporators namel in Middletown and
Ekto1 I; Railroad Company II. A. Cochran,
H. =. Fennlmore, Samuel Pennington, Thorn
Jacob Tome, William Lindsay, John Peach
Dayid Scott, Charles NJ. Ellis ComncrciaI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13

NAVAL SToa.s-Ie market for SPIRITS turpenns was
sss nua, S but The %
bb in shipping order at &C. lo3 bbls. from yard s5c
a's s
AR Ss e.: s;ss .. ''
:g;. month uadsr ~: crude sis Steady
!iIhs I2s for wessra Or city Case oil remained dun
: :ns 1ass !sssa
but not sss the S
The Philadelphia market remained firm but quiet We
hs o. bbs DO for las. hat Of
s asc and 800 bbs do. for last half of February At
fsovIsIoss;- Resep.srors. go bbl. beet. ss5 pack
pork market was TRUE decidedly
G old 3 % retail % o The sale, t
hish sis rs cash si5 fo- DO for January
day: priccs ; prime ness mess was nominal at SIS
,erces SOLD on private terms; India was qGe. at Sso Ss
moderate extent atsc asls FOR shoyt clear 7c Sc for
SaE Ok meats ssGTs 60.
for .houder SIC SIC for bellies ss sie for for clear
cut, i5c DC for cured and smoked Lari
ns but s gss ON spot
9asc for December $40 sc for January, loc for Febru
mar;s has been les. active today but price.
SEA- o. 100 bags Paina at ac a7c, and LIS bags Ran
suoAS.fhere has been moderate call from renners to.
a Win former Prize 5cs' ruling ssad The sss sEreGass
ssl boxes cayed AT oc No. is. We uote:-Cubaln
sS = s rs ssos ps. 1.Sss s
0Ssi isa sos sselsi $685.
Md: %sisdG &c Ss -
e y 81 ss 49, = z Y oi 1910 So S sS IS + =
sSs: g ssoiss sTossly ss. ioso R5si6S!sh
Man "a = sss q MsnnssaDsrisr sd' extra
SEEDS has been quite an improvement in the de-
mnnd for Calcutta lnsecd ANA prices show
. Sy bays t. s5ss per S sss1"s rss sHS
ss Bag.
eggcsa,ng sJoo rumofed :, "a u.s. gold
was steady s a. c c Tor Ohio and iac for
with sales o. about 1So bags Timothy quiet and nOm
srELTss market ,sm.n: quiet but Without s per
IN At ssso, gold. siiscian quoted a. r., soid
sTRARsE was duh and ia ihs absence OF busnes en-
ToEACoo.-The market shows improvement remaining
quiet at about former prices We have only to note sales q
leaf Ice b5c. and Loo baes OF Havana At s5c
Hl H.
sales OF about 0O OF charcoal tin plate at ~ S7,
gold 900 boxes OF charcoal erne on private terms
TxLLow continued IN fair demand former prices. The
sales were about 2oo, 900 Lbs. at exc. 2 $40.
The stock Of comparatively shi, ana with Tins fact
Sc sse. ib. q and Xxx 40 &c ssc soS bI
:gs'1ss 5000 sI s. so sSs !ssss
pulled pDS Ssc IS bags old extra DO Cape
az ou Ss GfSsSa Ss koSs:dss nS:
and $4,000 lbs Rio asandc q, on Private h term;
81. with bbls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-13

GALVESTON, Dec. IL 1871.
Good ordinary AS % Ns
1900. Stock, S5,v76. :, -
Cotton active and excited MN ssd onsAss De: IL.
receipts 1885, O.ss gross; S9 ss sSss sea:xs s'
Cotton very firm holders asking higher a,es buyers and
c ses. s oa hass 81 bales s
i,26o bales. Stock 6osi7 bales.
and sellers S.; apa upward Md
a $751; N'''A'' ''''' '0"''""' 1000 'A'' w. s'0''
Cotton strong M 4. ss assS Net Tssss, LESS
|os.' go wnNIsoros, Dec. T. 1871.
Es GSsfSn e6..xs Sales 'ss:
'a Log,sv,LI,. Dec r. ls7l;
Flour quiet unchanged Wheat fair demand.
lower rates; No spring n Is; No do 81 isN ss,?c
seller eel las, bali Of month 81 ae5s seller Jsnasly 81 M
Sc: :s at psSsa1sy fas
sry lac iao seller FsSIuary 49, seller ApT.
i ley &C. ;:lsf 5.ppa.:y:
s e. s Pork ac sgsn S
F. F.s s;s! D;Sf%s'' :si' ~ af;;
. .ss Essa, Ss.Is:s' s
shoulders, 4Ac. 30. clear rib sides, clear Sides
e9.c ash; Live hoss in good demsndi 1890 g "a s7N
dressed: 81 SO 50 S9, common; "a 90 - e7A, good
Whiskey duh and dropping Ole. kecepts-700 bbs. hour
bushels wheat $4,000 bushels corn, 5000 bushels
oats 5000 bushea 1000 bushels barley and 10 600
ss as bushels $50 sS:
barley and 3 900 hogs.
OswEao, Dec. Ia 1871.
-Four steady and unchanged sales, 1900 bb 81 50 for
No spring, IS for amber winter IS IS for white winter,
Us 10 tor double extra Wheat quiet and sales
No. Milwaukee club At 81 so; No. red Indiana
held VI 56 CHOICE white Canada, III s2H g. Corn,
changed sales 00J bushels, lots, $50
&c Barley quie, prime upiske Canada held 81 0 Bay
Cuinc 81 10 IL H. Corn meal 81 ~ for boted Fl b5 for
unooed, per cwt Mifeed hrm; shorts, 1913 shipsufa
yse Wy Ra per oa ss N h s ka o
TO Albany, 4yc.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Dec. IL 1871.
shipments-Corn, 10000 bushes; barley, H. 0OU do Mar
he, for nour grain dull prices
The sales whiie Michigan wheat
81 60, Michigan wheat 81 81 and 900
QuIel Unclaimed.