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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

The Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. decides that the dust produced in
the manufacture Of smoking tobacco,
and which cannot be used as tobacco or
snuff, may be sold by the tobacco man
ufacturers to farmers as a fertilizer for
the land"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

HoNDURAs started a revolution re-
Gently, but just as things were getting
into nice, comfortable shape heavy
rains fell, and the contending armies
had to make peace. The next one will
not take place until the dry season sets
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

The drawing Of the Real Estate Dis
tributiOn Of Memphis, for 1871, win take
place on the 4th day Of July. The Office
for the disposition Of shares in this city
win close on the 9Th day Of June
PASSIONS { RUrFrE,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05
The BeeK Gardens ArchbisIlop
Purcell.

CINCINNATI, June ga number of the
gardens over the Rhine continued their
entertainments last night in opposition
to the Mayors order.
Archbishop Purcell yesterday cele-
brated the forty-ffth anniversary of his
priesthood by officiating at high mass
and visiting the various churches. IN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

says
With the opening Of the summer, the
matrimonial fever has broke out in reg
uIar earnest. We publish more mar
rage licenses this morning than have
appeared during any one week for sew
eral months past.
Here it seems to be the other way.
The warm weather has placed a de-
cided check upon all matrimonial
aspirations.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

The japanese have but two foreign
ministers, one Of whom serves for eudre
Europe, while the other they send to the
United States. as illustrative Of the re-
spect in which they hold this country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05
LEGAL.
the Probate Court OF shelby Go.
Z. jenkins &sOns
Rieh'd c wilkins. FIN Moore

Z. jenkins Sons
Rieh'd G wilkins. + NJ Moore ~.
and N J Moore.
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
wilkins, IL nonresident. having removed
from the State Of Tennessee nearly Eve years
ago; Il Il therefore ordered that he mako bis
appearance herein. nc the courthouse In the
cfty OF Memphis, Tenn, on the first Monday
IN July, 1sIi. and plead. answer OF demur to
complaints bill. or the same will be taken
for confessed az 10 him and set fnr hearing ex
parte, and that a copy Of this order be pub
iThod once n week for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Public Ledger.
Done AZ once, this 18th day Of June, ISL.
S3-S9-95-l0l JAMES hkibhf. Clerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05
LUMBER YARD AND saw MILL.

WE ARR NOW MANUFACTURING AND
w are prepared 70 furnish in any quantity.
Building and Fencing Lumber. al from so %
70 so per thousand. Shingles (hoth sawed
and hand madel, at frpm s. 10 20 s. per thou
sand. Our stock Of Latbs, Misunderstanding
Flooring. Ceiling. Door, Sash. Blinds, Mould
inrs, Dry and Dressed Lumber. IL complete.
which We are selling Al the lowest possible
prices. Orders from the county llled with
dispatch. NJ. p. a J. W. COCHRAN,
e-ei Foot Of Washington IT.. near river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar-
thol0mow a Allen, 4s North Court
street. ll9-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

The restaurant and ice cream stands
are in charge Of a number Of ladies'.
The park will be brilliantly illumin-
ated at night, and the dancing ring put
in excellent condition.
The street cars vii, run all night.
Omnibusess viii start from ourtSquare
aud run to the gate of the park.
Admission, fifty cents; ladies and
children free. SO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05
60 no THE SURPRISE STORE.
Secure Bargains for Ten Days.

To make room for new importations,
our entire stock at a reduction Of twenty
five per cent. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

Nav YoRK judges seem determined to
convince people that hanging is not
played out I" in that city. Another
murderer was sentenced to death Tues
day, and viii be hung on the same day
with Foster.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05
PHYSICIAN.
WOrsham House.

ER0M AMI. AFTER THE 1sr or june
until further notice. our rates car day
... WHITE a SCHLRT.
A-oo HINEI Projectors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

THE Supreme Court Of Kansas decides
that counties have the constitutional
right to issue bonds in favor Of railroads.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

A Kentuckian has killed himself at
the early age Of ninety, by drinking
pint Of whisky daily, for the brief period
Of thirty years, and the temperance press
points 70 his untimely end rs an illus
tration Of how swiftly retribution follows
a vicious course.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

e tins immigration to the United States
for the last fly years is nearly 1900
600, or an average Of nearly 10000 per
year. In 1920 the number was nearly
8, 400 in 1854 it reached nearly 42s,OoO'
the largest number for any one year.
1t 1862 it dwindled down to about ~
600; in 1869 it expanded again to more
than 1856, 900. About 100000 immi-
grants have been sent to this country
from Germany, Prussia, Sweden, Nor
way France, Switzerland, China, British
America and the British Isles. Of these
fully 2,25O,OOO came from Germany
alone. These results, together with
many other interesting ones, are EN-
bodied in table Of statistics on immi-
grafton, completely Mr.. Edward Young,
Chief of the Bureau of Statistics
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05
LUMBER.
Lumber, Laths and Shingles
PRICES REDUCED.


4 AM PREPARED TO PILL ALL ORDERS
il promptly at my mill, on Front street, above
the bayou. .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

THERE has been an important decision
in life insurance case in Kansas. Inc
case was heard before Justice Miller OF
the United States Supreme Court ano
was brought by the relatives oil q man
who committed suicide, they taking tae
ground that as the act was committed IN
a ct of insanity, the company was iiaDle
o pay the policy. Judge Miller charged
that there was no presumption in law
prima faeis or otherwise, that seli-de-
struction was evidence Of insanity. The
= act of suicide must be shown to be the
result of insanity. The party must have
been moved to the act by an impulse
that he could not resist. Ifsuch state
of mind existed the company must be
held liable, but il the party, in the exer-
else Of his ordinary faculties, had become
angry, excited or distressed, so that he
preferred death to life. the act of suicide
was bis own, and the company could not
be held liable. The jary returneda YER
diet against the company.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD. mini ~
MEMPHIS & LITTLEROCK R. R.

Change Of Time Speed Increased.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, JUNE a, ISL,
~ and until further notice. trains will run
daily as follows lefty timel; .s ia.a.,l
Leave Hopeield topposite Memphis) $3.50 am
Arrive at huntersvillo Top. l.. hock) $3.50 pm
ETunEIEGs
Leave Huntersville-.--.......... .....--. 100 am
Arrive at 20 pm
The ferry-bOat will leave foot of Union
street promptly at 5: 80 am.
Freight train leaves Hopeheld on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at 40 Am.
For tickets OF Information apply at the Com
pany's Office, 81 Madison street. at ticket
Office Of the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
Us Main street, OF at ticket Office OF the
Memphis and Louisville and Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad. Zsl1< Main street.
"A. S. lIVERMURE,
Gen'i Superintendent
JNO. II. PERRY. General Freight and
Ticket Agent, ~ IA e3-lQs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

BROWNE 4 BRowsr,sl5 Second st. at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-05

Try those delicious cider cock.
ais at WIIIetf's. let
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
THE STATE OF TRADE
rIRDpEAy MkRKFTS

LyyRPooI Sept. 2-lO m.t "tton opaed s'ai! MdcLrg
Jr.rd. a 40! L.: Midilng Orlesn. atd'id
1.-THE shl Of Cotton 10 England up 10 to-day
suce ,lc last repor I have been dOn heles
Lnvpoy sept l2-l:3l m.-tOpsos oprne at 'li for both
United States Eve INetj tohus 1867 81
1865. old. 93.; 1907 dl5; Ten Fortes Hi.
PARIS. Sept Pa. m-Reni.', 3'i "c. >, - .- :,
lEyenng-Unitei states rive I"eh'' bos
closed at w for the issue Of lot2 ~
Lospos Sept l2l:O -Con'ols q" 'cr ho'h money az" tue
account ,,;,r.. ,..i..I.
q. dfny Orleans 9ii B ,,uf short supply aad hrn
Ern. Whit u 10 l. crnts The receipts Of Nhat for Tie
rs.t three been l quarters including Il so American"
Corn. 3! ) g. quarter -, . m, ,.,, r.. ), -
onr, and Il, account b"uis lt-, y1i
IH,is old 92l ! 67s g2i; ien-fOrics "a.
PARIS Sept. PIP m-Rentes. 31t b'c. -,
LvgRpodL Sept. lN m-C"ton closed tu' Gt ,tri! Aill
dtny ands ,d Millug gtL sales o the da C bales
tue sycr Rom MAnche''er are
, favorable and duncSs tue Cotton market P' W o."
nsrer fore Rtnrd Petroleum. lfG md + gai0h
t"y'nN Srit l2.-}-fnei Petroleum. lf l@l . gt.i"n -
L,rnroci IArnv" ship nina IRON Ne" 'frah Inl'
with 3, bales steamship spain ou Ne"'i"r" apt "h
50 hal,s : cotton.
lo>puy Sept I!-Eveninr-Llu>eei Oh E3J 8 t. ;un
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
TO THE HOLDERS
lss?'FsSA SECURITIES.

elueee Oftie . Tanc rbe nhpo'a "0es' ""s tine
col'n plated mars for fnos'ns 'Aer
he E.' Iac re'ono hDo W s'He
pndng Which closing the Ir' Ehse with
prospect but 10th for the t" 81 or o'
r,,,,a ~: 4in4I pr reai - ii "'cf"
Lo.cr. i,te,n e FOR CoE of SI pax - ~ =
well .tcfoer, or-'rf ton ~S'oh
would be- nee all oI ID s an hrn"oa r"'a is aHeA"'
arnn coml sa i,t four 'o,ls INTO 'S' e'"'s
vhr al would le ti Iro'cei aad tie $50" TN ''He'
clh m,a1s srry the original ein and if' ~ Toe
old c.mpany.
Such C,mrsnv Ia, ter formed uue TIE l'vs" IL sat Of S'"
York named the Maho.a and AMI Mining Cof;'ny VIII sA Ia
o preferred and stock
The he CONVERTED into new prc~ri hct "
par md aclaule iiTi'd to Oto''rts
mrn cae u,Ang Tor teh h.nu
rroar csr,icse ord TO snh one. al collars earn III 1o"s
ir-d al A % preferred >tcs
old Preferred Stockholders allotted an eqna' amount o. VIC
inent Of 10 rfr cent IN eih.a 'na 70 w
holders Of old 't"rS two shars wi De ebuo W ' ~ WV
ditons share II Tie old preferred s.och ,,. -,
cf the odd NAV maze ne
foregoing (Sep;enl a'r Lat ia" ad
ar the amount H. lie paid tem monthly ID VIC
The check. .hou BE- made payable the order Of F. "bLLACh
Tr~asnr,r
Asra WALLACE Co. have been appointed Registrar Of The
|
Uuder The foregoing ,rr,py..nt the ersa C arS lien on
tie Estate the , ~ STOCK wr TIE ocT OIL interests :e
Protected receiving an iNr nf ln 'InA'e
sTnonnt Of Nch TO rnanca Secs -
ls v u leave the "saniLlton with i+recs W. " "
Estate with 10 laWlte, hut the preferred sDd conmOn so o's WIN
cssh reserve Ia sI operations sd bT t h'ch'
water On tee iOro oi the Estate tie snis VII come SAI
And place such portions q the property not le rr"d M
inning IN condition to be- a sold for m nrnsc value tat ns he
s," company to eie m frtae all Of the l"eea sSe io
Gr'he information he OGCe Of MsiOsa Lsbl ana nns
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
THE MARKETS.
rCIeully reported for THE 1siRrSr. !

~ 1rgsp.i sop l.. 1871
lSFS-Tbere moderate demand r Pots a - arSct
Pearls and waited AZ Std -
RIIIpiNG MATERIALSPNe Brchs are IN uCa 'ema1i sn1
hut 6ru North River HAd
~ IswaYJ ami The parfet Sm Crotnn isir
ou. and steady philadelphia Fronts quiet but fm Cement is 10
1 GOOD d,msni for market steady at 81 20
A re demand and She market is weak though no lower
demand have advanced an Tie
market closes f In ptons have feature TO
D. trade dull
BROOM CORS-Ouv moderate demand with mie sales q New
ohus lots New Choice Green Brush fio" I!Los
hv t. OH dull at Sdic for Red
Meluu 7ac for liur the ruani confined mo TO
Brn demand at 81 30 S3
South a
C0TTONTle market for spot Cotton lar. grades pres
being n held while those desired for
export Low Mij tc Lnrr, OIdaay reduced &C.
op! J.: SALES 3 ss a la,; evening; ircuug III for
for for speculation For future de-
L.-.. - M.-u
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
FOR The WEEK ENDING SEPT H. 1871.

fEIpressy for THE n. Y. TRBrNK bv Reporeri
s by con- m,son icuses by shs sppers recse to 10 per
less deducted for conmSs. beside reh and other charge
Of s 9de md sS"I also be PAINTED upon one end ~tS
article. upon under side Of The and bitter b,
suug and tons also stating how al Sut Clean
BEANS AND PEAS
eoeond ny week - bi Beans during past
been IN Le cc, and sinly connne rOIuct old
receive the consequently pne have recently
from su abundsn, product The rev op fully two week
T. Gs sna % % ~ 1oy ana 1%. to . @ S
.u l es Of new medium. ,'. h, 'S n |G"s o
,s E r. red n% h' , neI . .rvc fy ~ The West SnG .e e
Ginning IN way sold 81 7ids2 CAnsda
lssa B..s "|2s<t ass new Beam. p4n.ss 80
'''- pn%e bu.l So :, oGoC to ia,I: @s
DOdc Paw to good as@ g. Yea: % Gang, n, s no Sos "a
P.. Pes Be- s,aa... neno ssa @ % 1 Do .. -
Receipt. for the pir ss2 DO more than ar ,Net
~ % wee. s 3 .a G week %s must hg sts. butter
paragraph Of repetous pupe's epore1 On both
:ss S: s s S. az. S! sf e. @ On. @ s
1 .ss sSPss;e' s.s: o market IA Wit. Of he S. a.s
m.lrs market they become .n,ou. aud arr 10 ron
o TfpIss v %s NAV Ss Se s , w . cei
.w.luus later pe when Dty viii BE- u.ds Toe ~, ] ss
s Sr owher Of H,se B1iI buyers and have ..
s. S., pn's nm ms . 90 lower "a s I'D s S . let u afe
2. NJ los con.s mo h ." cool ,e;tr,
shipper. SO cd their base, te e!por 'a"" 40, With Ito
OF ih' ssut psl.s MOI. ,'9 last ,., & hy y ,'t t5,rr
ss sdi To I1n M ,Ir ous"n M tie had stern e
s trains are ,nsll u lho REPORTED ,ocn a." % ,,s ~ nr
n.r. yerr This grade As' will touch oa''ie
STAT das sn'e p.l' sar 'f'e''ion'n = @
STATE do COmHon TO IS on" 'i"oJ ~ ~ u 10
State State 1s s,t'' .f" ir ,tH Tas @i"s% Y%
s. s. d9 &C.. Comm to Y'fl' a. w.er I %i 10
s'. ls.b g0.A.. ~ ~ iG'el's Bsier..'" u"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

bOMfSilt
"o.Icr Of ss sn' for % yt1' Of & & & h.; = q
Pao Rco oaio M"a.., dull declining rtrolean stead
erl IS III d Rfnr n Sci itIst o G f'i ia s.a' s,ae
Fgs . & M aTS Pcn".1Tnn SSSIIi 1 F1 '
Sat7 ~ WGs1ici's @ d,ms1d "a 1'snCs % 81 90 pl' t M S.
Wint 65 Rye hn at 8oc Corn ies' sr IL hto"; E &C.
MIcd Western 74a;4e Oats L'meT "H"e' 'a'!' "A' u1'F'
g.: ss. ,ss G:cG %ss s s s ' H9s . tn"
yn,ylya sea Ml$ Il + w..'%1n ,%n "% os. s
Pork unchange Bseo1 'cst Win nDsu,,a
it Lard unchanged Western Butter n fair d'mA'd STICK
'1f'S S.s1 a aSchns doing in Wheat, Rye srm Corn less
' Of car we'is!n & tr n1, @ ,snn t,.r''% a a.
arre ac:ivr .lae. % 900 bu Chicac" Nv t. nT ~ nA ~
en- IN rryacr At c bas. at Sc de~'efel and e'r
30 Ws .,n %T:'Y rr qr anI rnese w'- dn hut
,Drr sh and .nc ic Wn'eT Rel - a. 49, e
., sj mo ;crae demand l at o'c Petroleum. d4l heavy
v,a rEa".i az, ~ =, Eva IS Am,rM c.,n 81 #
MEarn. se 2-iour dul an uuchalee Corn Lonn'iy Sc
o s.. Gs1c Pors uncaqs~ Lard unehsnsri bacoa higher
ss fl ,t.ss.. si.t and steady st lecl on or
s.l Flour uc,ive with an advancing i~ncy fmy Etir1 50
%a s,% - ,i: :s 4 for I @T ear su% f
s s po1H So E i'm .n Sl . III f.i d-t @f dtad ro
+z BaconslOSar sc; ia E+.' an K Ia M 'La Ea
S ,,c Wsr npi "a It and 4sGg eI.oco' ll hld
L,s, ga ~ 49, low rs, 10 ~ ne''u" Ae' y
fs f ,,i %h f! W.sn dn'l - %s' - 49, ''ii We ,5
Mb y. a. No. Ido 81 49, Amhcr Ncssn 81 eoei At
II ~ no Amber llno 81 u no ~. az rc - ~. Re-
10 - ~ Corr s,ia aD .La1 e;ter II Oh Mled &C. 10"
MTe Sc grade, 2c oa. fm ar, shals n.',rr ter H" TO- r. 70 ~.
40 no. g. 20 I Tesa s t., Knas;on DC Rep-4"' hbl' -Four
S. es'a "s. 1 Flour % $40 s5So Wheat 1850 bush Cor" aud
srGer a7 s ,s j. AZ g. '."sP' fs' S
l la30 II H. seller irner; 81 ~" ~ ~, ~" '
4 Gs M .e al in ,e ,.in"S % o,'" %ln sST est
spd rrtsq.i s la So ;I 90 ,s t ..., G' ca
the Afternoon aal.t Ea!,,c ''e ,ngr g. ssi Ba.
6rmer No zSpnng 6+ HehwDes steady; oSir ro. s &
sl3 25,oas, seller lecem's Lard .t."!. lose vr iioy, n
e%T, @.~Ds p'.S ,nS s@ ~ s%G g. dy 81 g.
IS IS P,egh. quiei to Bsf.o & &C. C S Suh ost, s@J
bs flour oaO tu Wheat aoOoo sq.s Corn Corn o''h o1'
h spfSs 81 Ss.,' ~, ;salss A%ss and S %
h Csc Barley ausi ~ "ser1s So, ,Dt BAY q or rsSo,s
.s f1 hf H Fed aDn anes,ns.d so sssS shrar t2sat
MSals sTasc ,sH nih"is, ih.1, i,s ,sf o.. s:-
.ad FIrhFcs 70 Boo, ' :" xs.. Nv t'r 30 ba.s @al
is soS bash &c Corn Il 60 bu,h Barley se Lu%Ssr
y % = %,.s. sse rI; tn. y s az: H GGa
sl nssmsarI%s .-,.9 .%,.od s t. ot' eso.
r sussr-fuily Far lie I.lc~ Clarified L9aE.u. g. az
uhLangcG EIchsnfe- Sterling ia Ne"io 's'
sed T;!;,sf ~ e.. .,rss%s sss :: :" IS
for S vssin raa FAR Ti rsdp IsipTSuss :. q IS e'''
Lars .gt ES I n.a ss, sSPts %s.s1 hts Sl'
! - ' M No. DO .a .t.S %s s o. 70 Is.. cH a,s Sa
And sfS % is.p ..eI u B.srs: :.s's'; ississ r"I '-'
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~AIRRTowS. ASD NkpFUKD.
R,rortd the pk On ling Tuesday, pt II 1871
Amount Of stock market
This week L,.tw't y'r,so Th,vres Last mt Tyr ago,
shrtp....lt.3is i.,@s l2ss vesls... IS iO' l1'
Eat ilogs. $500 $50 4,'Ji
PKlCEs
Ryp,r no on total sryt HID. T,lo~ and Dressed Nest
EIrs So quality $9G - n; second quality n
hv live eight Extra. Is d7 Cool odbi
Light 81 a6tc ,tor cattle. &c. 2ld3c.
3'oms Young Crrr-Fnr quality t&a 80; Extra, 500
Svft,-Prr n. live weight. 4G6r.
Lnnb-per head. in lots A20 - 50 or sac y 10
fat Hogs-Per 10, 5ida!c. live weight
olesaIe - retail. 81 abe
Naturalization. J,c. q n; country lots, !dSc
Cdlr Sktns-lbdlac = 10.
Naturalization 60Gtc y n country lots, 903.c
Peis-gOc. 81 81 each.
RYn.RK-rrre the beef trade from last wes To
show dependent the West supply OF cattle
that H. ending with June Of an average Of
% from wliampth a from Vermont Y from Avsachur and
Chanpllin ~, ao 40 n dressed at &C. 10 sc + N
by weight D. Goodrich 6O dressed at
g. at &c +. Taylor sold " dss 05O 10 At str;
old DC T. ~ DoS sold oren at &c 70 on 1--we
cattle at SC. dressed weight Working oxen
sold nesrl all prices from rs down 70 80 or less
sfrumf 10 80 ODDS 10 u Sl6 Ne TO fIo
oil by the FH, fi. -" tbo Nc
The marie: sheep fc to A. 10
loser on orl nars sold ~ lambs "a H. at Gc Z ~ +.
Flint II lambs Ripley bought lcO selected Canada
lambs averaging than % ec OF the "r lots
&C. 10 o -htol Wicor vi lambs at
Sc ~ r. Snsciet, III sheep aud nb' % h. at 'ir & 10
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
RrFraro LIVE STOCK MARKEr-SErr. |.

Te pts the three DAYS I5 head a" s cars
last pteA The marht open iHt &C
i've .ilr aud Cor tn. class Al rnce !" &C. Oh
sned Common dull and unclaimed sab. ~ neal Mtn gan ts
TO "a Ohio
from lI3 45d sc 80; lG. lnian Steers ranging from
- -, l3 Illinois Sers. ran.Ig h"n
:5 @5a ~ ~ .! T'Aas >'esr av"rsgns 'o =.
: Kehti-ky 1886 n, at - -"
Sl~p-Re,rlpt., 81; heal TIE market Is qlet
AMI nominalv unchanged. but with
Indian ~ tp 81 d. at
: =. 100, Md,ln. r - To 90 n at - "d 80 81.
or,-L,ceps this numhrr sY not offered
hri, Tur active AID tae "ttrat, Az c ny chan
gr,,s-r, ~ - OHIO and Illinois L"ss
,rsrcrh and - IS -
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Trs"b and Rdtroad.
Ashes l56 bales Cotton y bb: Copper 30
Conner 0l pks dried Fruit. lD bbs Eggs 34S tl' Flour
b3i Wheat. 1850 huh. Corn s. 500 hush oat. ' bush
6N hush Malt 700 bush Barley 2iO bush As SEQ of
100 bag. Corn Meal ~ hal
Fsr 10 bales Hemp Hops $50 Hides y 05 sides Leather 9
bbls PORK pigs 927 ptgs Lard keys Lsr 2sl
PKG, - 5 pigs Chse,e psss T.3w % 6b i1,rd o
10 slabs Spetr s pkgs Tea ny s ~ ~ mas
Tobacco Tobacco 57 bbs WHISKY - bales
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

d. to Glasgow ATS g. an Austrian ship to arrive with
s s IT. R.srrd peo To anhnrg al IS I'D and Ph
49,. S,Iwegsn bark. with lBtp qrs. Grain Cork orirr
ss, su It's pro iir"ci part
'nS bremen WI" SO" bis ReiIcl rtt.ol,uu. B,aI,
:
re ", notice le arrival to-day of 0 tIs New Rans which
ct Kinds in the last noted the sas +
G,, sisns 81 40; lcH h 1 hts
quarter Ia. SaIr' Il 'c gold CCn quoted &C ami Nuts q all
Kinds a former rroeS
TIERS fair demand and inner; sales Of 500 bbs Gc
for NostrL
GRSTs wh"s, market better under the favorable Liver
pool pvces the SIMPLY Of goo" Wheat limited 'e demand is chiefly
ir export tho1gh 6rm for milling; the cios. the maflet
the advance tie supply Of sail Wheat light ard
notice more do for The ntarr shippers pef later in the month
the ss! sfc n bu'l. at ~ 3d 81 &c for Soft Spring
81 ga 81 S IA" No Chicago spring and 81 q to sive toa
IL a. for No. Milwaukee; FL STA 81 - Tor Rcd Western; s. 81
cS Co. for Awh,r do 81 G2a& g. for White Ohio; 81 G9%
81 20 for White Michigan lbE" ~ 81 for Amber do snd 20
nrye 650 ~ g ft White Gcresee the later for eloc"
"p eh + 81 for Nhe southern; 81 IS for Son Amber do Barley
Int Barley Malt demand and the marke, Ia sta
sales oi 400 huh I'll lOd ~ for 81 Is for CITY
firm Int the demand for the future 10"
ssles $3.50 hush New Ohio ~! a5lc for Mixed and
for White; Western dIyc TO- Black 50dilc for Mixed SOC Tor
ali this and :204 White Rve higher me
SIMPLY hight; tie sales l6CU bush Weern about BHc Corn
better and active the demand chiefly speculative mainly in store me
sales 3 s hush Damp and CnsOuDd Cc Western
Mixed al 1O01lc in store. and 1hl d,2c. s1oat
COMPARATIVE BR0OkLfS WAhh
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13


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SoS Tcre sooi esdr for r,. an shi receipt.
a's a @ rf f"f S:' T c i>i %.;r .S: % '" %
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.tarcrs lie ca quotation uneh.nse from a. and private
;"$ " pop 'f @ rs%I T%' .t.' 'S%iy Ssy
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state Fsctory good. sD 10 Psory eoci . u
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S,,i, s,c Farm Farm barr, barr Common common s% !" a
DRIED FRUITS
Rece pit. for week l pigs pkg, les, than last -.i
COZ e.pondinr ps& The market !. fairly active
ss The .a Fi F:: 's : s:. .11 :: ;.:S 8; ; II
:! ,, The sCcH. lGIs!s. demand
considerable quantity OF southern motion particularly
running excellent qq.ity and with abundance s
he n, e sf Ss Bs @ es0s firm Upd M halves and qIs
s; a. s::: 20 s, Peaches unpS h.l's ~
$ s:s, ss; 8 e.. s,.. Is &
d. b. do d'' .icrd " @ 81 scs, S q q
F.s F.s Tss: Ess E. Gss 81 f,s vs ais DO do common o'0
Rcce for the wee. So bill sI; IS ssl. than last rti
ISssdns W. .3''ys!s and sH".Isd hyt
uai Fine this and the fact hailed
] a. o for ' 10 p . SS % the '1To %ed lin has N9 ven
r. j. and nearby sss w:: T::':In F. 1na.s q
mrtn ~ i'''''''''ae hts oa'e' e''
observation-disclosures rprIrs AVN
-, onah nsI.w,,e each. ~ r,r, -hi., .,o o y,
. S s ~ i.r,ev f,n, ia oanno ,bs Par ani 49, a,,,a,a
ae some me Hu' onehS 's ran anu We extreme
readily obtained Ounces are ruling low but the SCARCITY ef
pums will probably help them shortly Crab apples not wan-
choice Siberian will realize above S3d t6 hb Apples
az '. '' .I hio 49, ~ :, . Iii w. h w ~ 80
price Sekek continue to poor rarely 60 SS PIb
GRAPES begin to hnd with retailers and pce are more regular
Nonb River sending choice noticed
choice Deawsres from Ven Wyck d J"hns'ons fhi Fneyar
~, P''' --" fN n'NN 80
sH<P nuL ~ qu"t ma 4. , so NJ Cn, no oo5 "A M
Apples hne bblSt wa - w no ,omm1n; va - w w.
TO- tAlI...'''''''' HS a. 33.os. Ii rio,. S,o "a
]''" Nv N' W
pdr'Flt Ihe Se''e'' bo"' W
"tserh v oo'' )" "n ~ y, a. 'nrI o.: ,"
Do Hver......... 10 COd !? on Grapes Hart Conc lOD II
Do, Co., bbls, inf Wd 20 "nhon 90
Do, Secke........ % on Do, Del. eboicc. 2oD rs
Other hhe pear..... GOA Oo.D Dell good.. l5d 10
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