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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-28
FOR LEASE.
TAKEN UP.
LOST.

T OST-AT THE ART EXHIBITION. 267
IL Main street a Martin Sable Muf. A
liberal reward will DO paid for its return to
this Office. 97t
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Puxrs at SIS Second street. a.
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poARDINa-BY MRS. HUME F. HILL.
ID at IS Union street. est
BOARDING THE WHITEMORE HOUSE.
ID 100 and Ill Adams street, having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
refurnished, is now prepared TO accom- modate
boarders with light, pleasant rooms, and with
as good a table as the market affords. Rates
very moderate. &t
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J.F. Hicks, master-J. s. Sullivan. clerk
MILL LEAVE THIS cIrf Ok Y Sd, >
.Orlrars Mondav. February u. riyiug excur-
sioni- = Ave daYs N he Crescent City during
ne N-rdi Gras Holidays. Derarting, VIII
ieave New orleans On her un trlp saturday.
ths s1eursieh " s.'piyinr en board q %
I l1-lee 80 JOHN d. ADAMS.
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Z sriTro RHK, 1917 Second street near
Washington. 1907
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/. RoIscHER / Co,
1927 Practical jewellers.
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LIVERPOOL. December g, II a.m.-CoIton Is
quiet. Uplands. % to l0d. Orleans: l0hd..
2p.m.-Cotton Is quiet Uplands. ~ to l0d F;
Orleans, l01<d. Sales, 10. 900 bales, Of which
1000 were for export and speculation.
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GAs-FITTIEe at 3l5 Second ct. at
SOLID gold jewelry-Jet Palace. llO2
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Buy your wood from C. Il. Johnson,
III Poplar street 0FI
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corToNi C0TT0Ni

Greasess gsxe ever naas for the
BENEFIT Of Plan tsFH and the Cot
ton Market of Memphis.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad
is prepared to ship cotton from Memphis
to the North and East at ten to ffteeu
cents per hundred less than any other
line. Shippers. apply at 27S Main
street. iCaisaHf .filsUi n gl
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Fen 6ne bracelsts-Jet Palace [lO2
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NEW YoRK. December sS. 10 rs a.m.-Goy-
ernments are irregular. Sterling exchange Is
steady at 1891. Gold Is carrying at per
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MINI Denamhar q. I
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
HORsE AND cARRIAGE MARKkL.
Nrw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. .. 1871

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. ., 1871.
The transactions in the Horse Market were
unimportant and solely confined TO railroad horses.
They average from $40 TO slG5 per head
New arrivals in the Bulls Head Market were two car
loads Of truck horses-ne, well-built animals with
plenty OF quality-rom Canada West also. carload OK
work horses from Ohio lot OF the former sold t1
oartmen the city NJ prices ranging from 300 ~ fo
Farmers breeders I'm the Western states, who er-
pected To find ready market for their stock IN the
South are greatly disappointed money being scare IN
the Southern States, and consequently no demand Tor
horses i'm that region This fact will naturally Increase
he number OF for this market enable orr dealers
TO purchase at lower figures and have rs proporuonats
effect in favor of city buyers
These remarks do not hold good In regard 10 hor or
which great beauty, superior style, or unusual Seed IS
ber OF very fine horses in the MARKET they VIII at al
times command good prices. 80,
The regular sale OF horses ana carriages NJ hrS's.
Johnston Van Tassels auction mart WILL IA usual DO
held Tomorrow Tuesday, the 10th inst, az IL O'Clock
Nothing recurring special notice is reported from car
riage manufacturers and dealers.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
trom ss to ss wllh OF soo Thero Is no chanco % se

from s5 TO 5 with OF slOO There is no chance to sell
COW beeftO advantage this week
VEAL CAlNES-Ony fat milch calves are in demand.
The supply of ordinary gdressed has been large
that they injured the sales Of live animals Good dressed
calves have been sold in quantity at 13alic with very
few really prime vea above 15c OF liye j. V. Thurs
122c. and many Mount Holly, n. j. at l0dllc. When
practicable fat calves should be sent in alive.
sHEEP-Receips, 81 i62 or just about the number OF
the previous week For to-day have 20 cars at Forty
eighth-S 10 each al Wcehawken and COmmunipaw.
There Is better demand for fat lots and prices
about &C.. higher Gs67c, while thin 65d6s sheep
Elliott g. Canada Sheep 50 10, &C.; 1879 Michigan 30 b,
6c lSS Ohio 81 b 5Sc 1872 do So 10, &C.; 5j Canada l0
NJ te 100 do lOsh 10, ic 1877 OF Ill h, 7lc; IL Lambs
7Si b. &c. Total 5,212, at 81 45 average.
j. Kirby sold co state sheep 63t 10, at 4lc 1877 OF II @
o. "a of H 81 ut bbc is Of so 10, at Ste, with $ allow
ancc ON the lot 16l Michigan u n, at &C.; III Canada
Gsc TOtll, 2,0l sheep, at a O5 per head.
AZ WeehaWken, Judd and buckingham sold 2l2 thin
6S ID Ohio sheep at 4sc 2l2 OF ~ h at 5c 100 of 76 d.
at Sc. Total l4s3 head at 81 10 each.
kase Hauver Co sold 80 Gull sheep at 2cac 900 fine
wool state rs 3D. at 5}c POO Go IS 10 at 6c and 22 Of Sc
10, at 6lc. For week. 9is, 0t s. 33 each.
At COmmunpaw, j. " PidcOck sold 397 Western sheep,
73 ~ at - Is Cwt 20S of 20 H. at 5lc 502 Of IS ib at
6i io65c 5j of 96 B, 6c. Total 6,66, at 07c or 81 70i
each.
Kasc & Co. sold 1886 head at 4t063c., or 81 q each
SWlNE-ieceipts l4gG live, and 1887 Western dressed
during the week. With only % each at FOrtiest
aud Comnmpaw-a the Erie hogs going to For
tethstthe market is very strong, cold weather being
favorable for the trade Live quoted at u d7sc
Western dressed at 4c and city dressed Western at
sc TO sc Tor heavy weghts Q9c for 10000 bl d99c
for 1909 40 ib and 10c for 100 down. Ege Otis sold
cars Western dressed at s9sic The Chicago Lire Stock
RCp0rter of late date has the following:
PACKING SEASON, lS706a.
The following the Receipts and shipments Of Hogs
since Oct. j. showing the probable number taken 10
TINS POINT by city packers. Tue receipts of Hogs brought
in by wagon are about equal to our local demand for
butchers:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10


Bnrvosn 9ui quist Mo5 e eTP'ni;; nd; I.. ls@
l Low es & & i29 lq dq 9.s1 7 f@ &c. VIM w % nor d1 GS
eRsnsSl o at 5a5 Mess PORK firm at & 2o So B.eqP 15 sR
Lard quiet ID. l0lsc WHISKY STEADY at @asle ,,u ro
Pni2fra 5 9, 1 srs a s 3ares '! y @at 55 Ess
EHta fmie' s nis p5,qs i9s Rel 81 s5 II e Desysfr
@ v Anee .; HI aSG a q's s Set sS and une5snse coe
Sugar MolssA fIner feeling and more dong i
~, Poi s 80 wis., s u.s. 9 Es E1T os S, ,SS SIa. i'o'
olEDo Ju Pae, and qHsn Go1n ST' su nS Gn3sae
0I & SSI use&arse Recets2oOO bb Flour 5000 bush wheat
9S GGS9so, So S'G JAM 80 V & Corr ste ..'iy KIN New
shse sc oii, -, HoT9cCy 59 il9 Spaei az 5, a5c
CHc,Go Jao a-EIehaugc dnchsuge Flour quiet Whet $ gu
E e ia Gr TO- Cora ch and seller & fc'5ssr T
e ETlg dai al 7 Hehgine ssc ifOnbouna Provisions
les 9Ge M Me Tor f' S S' Live log, active and 50
scige and higher At 81 i Io % Wb W 81 4 m hush
2crO ii o65 ba bush rye 90l bush BsI LG G @
Shoeuts coo bbls -Four 1000 BUSH wheat oO D 'o'H' ~
' 51RlS5 o s doing sale. 80 bags % Amber i Sss at
M1d from store 79Soc BaIy dull and % nesee % o q Su s @
in Isgs at 6 load STATE in boe at OO one caol S'
BPSaG % JAW Wheat inactive prices 1G%no osg nar
unchanged lots Of Ts% & 9 & 81 Ss su 9a' s s55 basR
Canada about 49, pe.haet Pa Sa S at s Id lal at Va
'f Is jan s-Toisoo actIve sales, 80 hhls common to
GOOD Isr AZ IS 5Oa sc 75 lOg to medium Si0$ Bj-sg que.
s5 Cotton fIer for low grsies M1S isr faf tih Hs
IS Is & 9Tsa inward ysL 2endcne Mess PORK so Bacon shoulders
S rs ,Sc Ss'I esI es & si:. Tf' d L al wisSy Quot
fcrS,rI Jan a-COito Em ami in fair Cehanl Mng 4c.
r, jr and iu moderate nsnd Family, 80 tOa 20 40 '%Sin %
s G in podese dema 52G5}c. Ryc hrm aud s'iI'e ~
80 u and urchauged BsreS dull and unchanged ho ana
is n goo demand; Live IS ia +5 SDi DreI no. u.
Geec5 Nets in good demand ard hgerSon @ f. 'e' a.
Hams, loiollic Lard nli SaH'.Gi % & az sc have been
H =, -20 So Bulk dnlli hardly any demand sie.
81 Ce, Rib and Clear Sides held ats. ulOc Bacon ah9
Dbe, Shoners offered at gG Clear kb and C.ar Si4ss i ,
III Syr nred Ii.ms Whisky dull aud unehngel bAcH =
~ vShss steady: ip oerste demand; Red, 81 l9aI
Jan 9-fiou steady and unehe1gdi sses dn Ie
for Amber Winter - ~ ior nn'e
e 1 tI Double Extra Wheat quiet and unchanged ae ~" I
1lYb AT Corn unchanged AZ '5c OhN p'!
SscSed. Western Barley held at WdSc i9I Vhhla ~
and Pess inactive. Corn Meal Pl 20 ioI 9 soTs aSSg
esI esIIu : p5 + a. tun quality HghTines ~. t9e h'
hD 70 Boston Newl ork oo u Al'ii ''
G,sr and Miieo Boston, 81 sO' to Ne"'iol' Po 'O ~
] az m A. TIM
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

TAP AND BRAZOklA RAILROAD, the tOycfnor 81 the
State Of and by the authority Of the State Of Iers
Where's, The raOd known that Of the Houston Tap and
BEa Railroad largely indebted 10 the School Pnd u the State of
Texas principal and of the School Fund loaned To the
under the set of the Legislature Argus; 18Th 20 entitled An
A provide for the investment o the Special School Fund the bonds
Of railroad companies incorporated by the state" and the amendments
which principal interest scared by the bonds Of said rail-
road COMPANY made and executed the State Of eIa under said act
and amendments; snd
Whereas Said railroad COMPANY by failure to the interest and
sinking Of Indebtedness h complied with its obligations
under said act OF August 18Th 1880 and the amendments thereto and las
compiled with the oi 18Th Of August 1870 entitled An Act
for The ree Of railroad companies indebted to Tie State for ods from
the School Funds" and
Whereas Because failure The e State Is
qure by said Of the LaG to cause said railroad to be sold
IN satisfaction Of said Indebtedness
Now therefore he II known that IN conformity with said acts Of the
Legislature EDMUND j. DAVIS. Governor of said State will on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day February D. l to be sold
the % Houston Tap and Bszoa Rroad and the charter rights Of
sS nung the roabed gh, d grading bridges
rails equipments and masonry AMI all the stock subscribed for sail
by sid necessary 10 is busuessd railroad being about
t5)) fly miles long.
Such place pabc suction said 5th fifteenth day
February A. d. ISL the Capt0 the State Austin
O'Clock and the sale be the
highest bidder provided hOsre ht the GoveIn, tue
should advisable buy said property for the beneit
the School should cash bid be- made ~ the
principal and interest due tie School Fund
have hereuno sne and have caused
the great Of the he AFFIXED ., the City Of Austin, this
H. 2h iar of November A. d. 1870 snd Of the Independence Of
Tetss the tlirty-Gfth. EDMUND j. DAVIS, Governor
the Governor p. SggCOxB. SecretarV of State
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Icsstls 0Rd ErIrO
Jas azl lg Ashes 52 bales Cotton pkgs Beevsr 2O bags
Cotton Meal lhsCoit0n seed seed II h.
Copper lO1 pkgs Dried Fruit JlB t Eggs 7O bb Flour II SJj
bush Wleat 1920 bush Corn $3.50 bush $50 bush Malt 65
Corn Meal 100 bbs Mea n bush Flax Seed bush. ed 81
hags Peas 57 bales hol 95J Hides lI8 ld Hides 10 65
sides Leather 55i pkcs y. G.. MOde bales Moss 33 bbl Spirits
Tuenlue % bt Tar lG bb kosn 6l bags Peanuts J bbl.
California Wine
Brandy O15 pkgs Starch lJ6 hhds ~ o sngar ~ Lbs % NJ S
SO plgs Butttr Hogs 3i7 bb PoTk Sl bis " hale
bone 4 pigs Tobacco z pigs Rice 2 pigs ow, Il pAgs Pc
cans j e. Lead. pkgs
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
forsss, Carriages, SarHess, Sc.

LUEDtb,
HAM's POPULAR PATENT CLARLNCES,
Landauets Coupes Landags; Harness Sghs and Bells, ie
second hand arsges; oSs make Spring ade
' ~ FoURTHsT, AND BROADWAY.
HORSE BLANKETS, IS cents to $50 each.
Unss. "a 10 500 per set Robes So IS 70 so each The
Irst y.et OF Harness Of any house in Newfork No eteeon
WC&C ~ MOsEMAN Manufactures arerooms l5 Ch1leersa 81
.DVSSIAN SLEIGH BELLS"
IA importers Of the celebrated Gold aud si'erf"i A0
sian Sleigh Bells
NEILSON 6 GUILD,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

2 III
=, r,oicer active, sales Of 80 New orA o' ,
y s me- general quotations for meIehs%e % as a,i srce AZ
s,rei Tn has uot extent u T S h,is st - sol
et al res bqher but with very hte oo'ts sht sn
One ~, s =. ms AZ - 4' and OF hnnSloh AZ % ~
s5bt OF =, self p 3 -, A. ~ s0Q g 80 delivered -
srfet American Lhsetl luuuue wy
pres an l.D Manufactured o. IS are very
y . ar nouiaay uuhlngeii other OILS are a0u anu un-
There has been only moderate demand for Pork IN a
and prices fR The sales are 50 bblS al : ~ 9r
Nos AZ S5 f Prime; for future delivery the cSIAoi Is
Me ii so bis fr February % go y, and -" b a.
9s f- rehruarr, and J5', Tor MsIch ~
isIy ssdSl7 50 Tor E1.Ta Mess nerce Beef ~ Inoite
ss 80 rroes are esdy sales of l0 c ST 80 go = ot
senA s2aa for Iuls Mess Beef Hams are m good oe-
gn ~ t Meats ae 10 light demand, hut pnces are irr guai
- ol t81es Pckel Hams a. l24c bacon utre cohn1e
le sul The market frn; sales o +b 4SN's az &c oI
-,y clear. ll5, Tor Sh0rt Co. and Otc Tor esSh
g. Stt tsr Dressed Hogs in fr demand and poes are g-
moi Al CSlc for Western. AID q 0gc Tor my LsIu he
- ~ hen or uoicrr iely active. bot the markcl is ue
i price show vcakuCss sro. se OF o'J pt an Us d"
,r t f,srl Is sesdy Of 80 for January al l2tc
Mt Cutt bat VeI nTm utAtt iuI
C In huk with very little Offering for prompt delivery; We quo
Creek there N advance ot 5c per bh he mar
"a ~ III Refined has ony gh business dong uut our
caused hy favorable European aiyceS We
ia $ Januarv February, and Marcel n settle
terms supposed 70 be X4ici ne January
g. rl ot AZ 2e te exports TO-DAY ucl1ie 1850 bhls Reirel
4, ihr.af We heard Of sales in Philadelphia but guoie no
1sy q2ic M eularyi The receipts there Tee Ke'nei' ''o
hbS end Grade. ~ bhis -...-
Ho2 market for Deer remains Geti receipts 70 bales Para
IL
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
COTTON MARKETS.

,,. Ian e-Coto Irregular Mddlngs litci nei rerclS
i. eYpors-eoaWise 35 baesi saes 20" bae'' s'O'A
Ian e-Cotton unsettledi Mddng l9i rel ecep's
547 hale, eIpors-co4stwe l25 bales SAFES o'' o-e'' ~
jan sCoton good demand at lover rates,
1.tislc ,et receu $500 bales; exports TO Geat ~,
b 10 the Copp 800 balesi eoa"ise, 80" pAe' 'S'' w.
bales stock So III bales ,,,r, ,,,ats. pet reeeipt. lO
sales 80; stock, lHO bhles
jan g-COttOn hm MildHDgs IfI W. ia
bs,. e1pJ-eos..se l85 bales sales 10 1ses soc'' 1
bales 1,,au,ngs iu614sc:
ceipts $50 bales eIpOrts-co4Sbe, 03 bales SAFE ' ~
stock 50 g75 bales .,u .I..s. Niltltpgs Io
receipts i5j bales; Bbo3 bslesi etPoi
Br % bales 10 Bremen 3Ol bales TO vera I9L 10 o'''
eoxIsf D2 bales; sales 5000 bales, sooA 2i.y, y no, ~
p1ruoEx Ian g-Coon dul and nominal; Mddlhs '' ut,
e,rs rs Lssi gross jl bales eTposooasi"Se " o-' ~
rs bset; stock, 1885 bales ,,.,r a.. .., ,.c,i,,,
go bales eItort.-covise 40 bales; sles j" "ai so'A '
bales
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IOSpOy Jan 9-lljO mCOusos opened q2 for
the account American quct 1862 8; 1885, 69! 1874 81
Ten Fors Stocks quet Ene 10; Illinois Central ia; Atlantic
and Great Western 2j3. - .
LIvEKpOJ1 Jan. 9li0 mCOon opened steady Mdling Up
lands I'D Mliug Orleans Oil sales estimated at ZOO hars ship
p Of Cot Bombay last report 10 Jan liVO bales
WLest-Rel Western No to No l. 10 no Z; Winter, 10
IlvgErooL JAN 9lJD w-Coton l'ealy' MmEag Vplaais
--rd. N NJ Orleans. Bd8tL Cotton loading Mobile T. Cd
a. NJ}rrr Mobile " g. Larl hrInor at 81.
ti alIlt
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

sIDThe srk, quiet hut steady; sales Of 4 hush
st1ldIIsc - mol, unchanged and hn Calcutta Lnseed
3 Do and .eagy % - i5 Eod
TAlLONTtere hri light demand and the market l. s'a!i
ssles O. Ono l1 10 "a Sc
more ll-iry. auI b0 bound. so5 Of y yic
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

Si Nos. AMI Thrlayr., opposite tooJsr Institute
THIHTI-FIFTH DIVIDEND
JANUARY s7-By direction Of the Tlastee 81 ts bah tie qs
interest SIX PER CENf pe annun Nl bs
i n iii sums entitled AMI after TUR>DAl Jan " or
pa viii be added 10 the das Interest m jan l.
pposTs made on or before JAN 20 will draw interest from JAN
IN LP CENT slowel on ALL ST Ms IS and upward one
r IN ~. ~, ,,J ISAAC 7. Smith, President
n w LII
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
of SALE of the TEXAs


Il AND BwORLEASS RAILROAD-By the Governor Of the
STATE OF TEXASin the sni by authority Of the State Of
TeXasWherea The railroad th Of the Texas and
NewOeans Railroad largely indebted the school fund Of the state
principal and the special school fund loaned
the under the tie Legislature Of August 3h 1856 entitled
AZ Act provide the Investment Of the special school fund TIE
bonds Of railroad companies incorporated b. the state and the amend
eretwheh pnc and interest secured by the bonds OF
said railroad company m'de and executed the State OF Texas under
sid act and amendments, and
Whereas sad railroad company by failure pay the interest and
sinking fuud Of said ehteine has not complied with lis obligations
3h 1876 and the amendments thereto and
relief q railroad companies indebted the state for loans
the special school fund !" sud
Where's Bsosu failure the Governor Of the stste 10
qure by said Of the L1ure to said railroad to be o In
satisfaction Of sad iaGehte hess; -,
Now therefore known conformity With said acts o the
Legislature EDMUsD j. DAVIS, Governor OF said STATE, vii
TUESDAY February A. D. 1 70 be sold tie
Orleans Railroad" aui the charter rights Of d
C0nany ncluing the roabd rt OF grlng bridges iron
equrmue aud sonrJ and 81 the stock subscribed for in said
COmrsn and stations and all the property owned
Company necessary It's railroad beng about
one hundred md eight (l0N niles long.
place public auction said 18th day OF February
the door che Capto Of the state a. Austin between the
hours u O'Clock And the sale n be 70 the highest cssh
bidders pord hOuTsr that the Governor reseFy The g should
advisable buy said property for the benefit Of the school
should e BID he made aeni 10 cover the principal and n
lle the school fund -,
In testimony whereof hereuno signed and have
caused tie great seal of the he aHei at the CITY OF
H. 81 Austin is November A. d. 1870 end Of the Jude
EDMUND J. DAVIS. Governor
~ C,ve I.s y CgWC SER Of
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

-,,te, remains very quiet for most AZ grades ana po0's
BOfe-i trrn-tsnt csfure quote state AT 70 l0c - .
tyyrNP-rhe market for hshAa j. ou" 'N'' " '
,.ssSis Jute. Ae gold. . - 5...r Tho r,st week
LSAThha del without quotshe chane
e1 for the part being uIl m pen Se" ~ r Te1neS at
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

seo6 oryIcg OF THg MERCANTILE FTRB Insurance Cog
Ie6 BROADyAY NRwYORK January 8 bll
The Board have this day declared SbAANnChh 40
~ ~ 5Ioaai Va -' W. C. W PARMELEB, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10
Gituatiors Uanteo females.


EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
piled by PIERCE Co, Boginggreen; Geenhorns and oh"
selections from American Eagh scotch Germans ssode lrh
VOOD GERMAN Female SERVANTS at Mrs.
" Institute No. III Norokst between hi'ingoa
srd Stantonsfs -------
Y'HE YOUNG LADIES' BRANCH of the La
DIES CHRISTIAN UNION will supply families with hstciAAs
GOyFRNRSSES TEACHERS, sDd SEA MsTRSsBS Apply b"tss
II sni2 o'clock and 40 University place Eeyenihst
NSTANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
w Gemsn Girl general hocsswork or as COOK wsheI s6a
ironer willing and obgng best OF city references 0S a. ''
Bowery entrance FirstSt
New-York tribune., 1871-01-10

ia p 593
Total number OF live and dressed hogo packed Chicago last
Total number Of live and dressed hogs packed Chicago previous
From the fore going figures and facts. led be-
leve that considerable part Of Winter hog has
already been marketed, and therefore that prices have
probably reached the lowest point they will arrive at this
The total receipts of hogs during the
than in 1862 but il must be here
bercd tha but for the combination entered into by pack
in December, 1862 nom fifty to hundred thousand
hogs nearly the entire receipts OF January 1870
would have been marketed in 1869, and simply held
over mostly at western railroad depos, &c there being
market here for them The excess, therefore, In the
receipts of 1870 is purely accidental. But for the down
fan which has taken place in hog trade since OctO
bcr the year 1870 would stand record, in the history
of this market froer from uctuatOn than any Of
its predecessors. The large though perhaps somewhat
exaggerated increase in the crop of 1870 will stan
very legitimate seion for the decline which has
marked the recent Prices oi hogs here and elsewhere
G.. H. Morgan, Secretary Union Merchants Exchange
sends us the following compilations of packing IN the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-08-31
"Or Words to that effect.


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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-31

The Riehlaad Beacon, of the twenty sixth
eays: -" ~. go
Mr.. G. L. Herbin handed us cotton leaf,
on Thursday upon which there was a worm
in process Of webbing, and chrysalis
already webbed and formed He informs
us that there are from two to FIVE on the
leaves of his cotton, and that the foliage
has been SO much eaten Of his cotton in
spots, that his farm presents the appearance
Of having been visited by q fire. E.
Mr. Summerlin also informs us that they
are numerous in Colonel Balfour's neigh
borheod--so the Colonel told him to inform
us-and on the Jordan plantations. By
reference to Mr.. Gilly's letter, in another
place, it will-be-- seen--tRat- they are-still
troubling the minds of the people about
Red Mouth; SO the complaint seems to be
general. ........
The only hope for US is that hot, dry
weather will keep them in check until it is
too late for them to damage the cotton a
great deal. They will no doubt cut the
crop short, but it is to be hoped the devas-
tation will net be- general A sweeping
raid Of worms would nearly ruin the c0un-
try. this fall f.att~ sf,r.sr-s.s .,,t 10 LEI,
Whoever estimated the. growing crop at
100000 bales had as well lop off at least
100000 at once, and allow a margin of an
other half million for the worms to operate
upon, and he will then have a correct. est
mate of the crop. :, 49,. -.
Mr.. Herbin has just been in our Office
and left one OF, the heaviest boiled limbs of
cotton we have seen; but he says the worms
are still spreading rapidly over his farm,
and he fears they viii almost destroy, his
crop. ~. in' ~ =. $500.
The Franklin San says on the same sub
.jeet: By ft tDg , -nw ayes --'. ..-I
The cotton worms are now a verify. We
hear of them on almost every place. The
cotton crop of Franklin is said TO be gen.
orally better than those of any of the ad-
joining parishes, not excepting even those
of the swamp; but as the worm on many
places lie already in the second crop, it is
unprecedented that the third crop, which
produces the dreaded army WORE, will ap-
pear and sweep the lcotton fields ere tire
ides of September; aud if SO, scarcely vone-
third OF a crop win be made. :. - -aai
The Homer Had is after the cotton worm,
end says: 'HeisoN 8. ta-HE
The real and genuine cotton worm has
commenced its ravages in this parish and
the boil worm too. If we can now have a
fresh installment of hog cholera, and a
slight touch of some sort of plague among
the cattle, we will be all right in the
LAND of Claibornel p The truth is, we
have long since predicted special curses
upon this land, unless the God of heaven
shonld have changed since the days of
Phar6ah. We are not at all astonished at
our Affections 't'--if4 ---' q