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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MIR. j. &. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY, October 81, 1872,
DAY AFTERNOON,
The Celebrated Actress,
EIS0 CHARLOTTE THOM PsON,
in her new and successful society play acted for ten
weeks at
OLYMPIC THEATER,N
To Crowded Houses, AID entitled
ONE WIFE,
ONE WIFE,
ONE WIFE,
Produced with
EEW w AND an PEaUTIFUL SCENERY,
FURNITURE ALA MODE
AND POWERFUL DIsTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS.
Seats SECURE daily from a. II. 20 D. m. at Box
Ofhee OF Theater.
MONDAY. October ca
MR. 4. i EL q S ahhf LIE
In Lester Waiack's Great Play,
oc2l-u' nos E d l. r.
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.
w Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania ave.
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION
ri,., - 90 siIARTLlNG N0yELTI ES!
"i SntiTode ., NILE LIE Emms, fenAi'
IN her THRILLING and perilous feat of Walking the
Ceiling Head Downwards, without the aid OF ropes,
MT GK6SGE r. BROWN, the Daring and In.
ptze; Miss LYDIA v EBsTER, the Female Her
enles aud kehoe Club Swinser; Mr.. HARRY
Mous Cordei a, and our beautiful Ballet Troupe;
Peti'e AZ dashing vocal st, Miss Lnls Bemay; the
LIE APT James Wesley and rSs Miss A ais ohh
ssu Miss Boz Celeste. Messrs. Parker, Burbsnk
Of the new ballet advertisement entitied La FLU
Il L, introducing Miss Leara LeCIsr, Miss Saliie
Ballet First time Of the isushable comic drama,
T T6s P b TRsPSsson sIed wAsHaNS
Isdiss' Nights, every Tuesday and Friday.
LoeR out for The wRITk GSooHk ana oes
ECIAL notice.
Tslesran TO r. L. Walker o., WASHINGTON The
Everything we own was stolen sm making a
new wardrobe Will positively open Thursday eve
oczl GEO. h. BROWN AND M'Iur EMMA.
4 G R A N CON 4 RT
ST JOsEPBs 0EPHAN ASYLUM
LINCOLN HALL E on Tf fHss Is Or, oath 1877
By some Of the best FrofsssioHsI aud Amateur Tai.
ent OF the city, including Misses Eva Mills, T. Lu
ch aSs and th s srSn Il
assisted by Mrs A ouiey and daughter: of Bslti
Prof Carl Richter, Pianist; L. Common, Director
Tickets can be procured at the Asyldm, ON street
ThE MABIEE BAND
wIbL'eIvE CONCERT
At Concordis Hal
On every MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
omnencing et! O'Clock. oclI Bun
RANJo AND GUITAR.
GEORGE L. WISE,
Instructor
CONSULTATION RI ILDING,
seZ I'm" Corner of AZ street and Penna avenue.
OLD No. on ExhfbtriOn (NKw Nc
4S6 ) and Sole AS0
7rH ST.1 AT 7rH 81.
MARRRkREAs'a.
Ho. ais Tth street, between r and str eexs etrn
doors above Odd FeEows' Hall
Cheioe Oil Paintings, Eaefayings, Ohromos kc
Also, largest stock Paper Hangngs, Windoz
Shades, Pictures, Frames, FIXTURE Cord and r.
ssss, kings Esils, &C., in the District.
Please remember Name snt Humber. jel-lys
n =. yUsrH PAYS FAIR PRICES for LADIES'
~. Gents and ChiSra-s sECOND-HASS
CLOTHING, 'UkDERCLOgHING, o y
SHOES, &C., at 81 ID street, between 9th and q
sts kosesbJ mail prompsiy<stended to. oesEy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

CHILD DROWNED IN A POsrHoLK.-A sin
guar and fatal accident occurred yesterday i'm
the Thirteenth ward. A little Girl OF t,Iree
years, daughter OF John Sampson, WHO lives on
tie hillside in the rear OF the Minersyile school
house, was out at play, having with her a small
CHAIR. Holes had been Gug along the side OF the
hill for the purpose Of building a fence. On the
upper side of one Of these the child carried its
chair and sat down, and in some way was pre-
cipitated forward, falling headlOremOst into tie
hole, which contained suffi cient water 70 drown
her before assistance could arrive. Coroner
West was notified, and held an inquest lat
evening. verdict OF accidental death was
TendeTed.-liftsLArqC hronicIs. ISL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

AN IMPERIAL FAMILY QUARREL ADJUSTED.
One result OF the Witt OF the EmperOrs 20 Ger
many has been the adjustment OF a family quar-
rel. Archduke Henry, OF Austria, has long been
puing IN exile under the dispcasure OF has
cousin, for the offense OF marrying a lady whose
misfortune IL WAS 10 be connected with the
opera. The FmperOr's wrath must have been
extreme. for he added military degradation 70
the sentence OF bsnshm ent. nor would he he
sppeased by his relative the King OF Bavaria
the title Of countess. The Archduke has sine
spent his DAYS in a small villa near Lucerne
King John OF SaNonys friendly offices, eKerted
al the Emperor stay a. Pl.lnltz, on his way ID
Berlin, doubtless ia the most tractabe OF
humOrs, have gained the exile readmissiOn %
Imperial favor. The Archduke has beeR
gazetted TO his old command a. field Marsha
Lieutenant, and will return 10 has estates in the
1yrOl. leopOldine Hoffman, his wi 70, H. a fine
woman. and the marriage was a lOve-m match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

DRFRAUDING CoLoREO NoTERs.-A series OF
important trials were commenced in the United
States circuit court OF Wilmington, Delaware,
last week. These trials are upon indictments
against county officials Tor preventing tie as-eSs-
ment OF cOlored voters under the act OF Congress
enforcing the fifteenth amendment. The first
case taken up was that Of the United States ".
Archibald Given, collector of county taNes, who
is charged with neglectiEg or refusing 70 receive
taxes from i've cOlOrea men residing an Will
mingtOu; by this action aud fuTt her N anagaiaeut
leaving their names on the assessment rolls, %
that they could not pay their taxes, and were
therefore deprived of their votes. q sing 70 the
asserted fact that large numbers OF COlOTed citi-
zens have been fTaudenuy lelt on the assessment
lists, the case eNcites deep interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

EFFECT OF TIE ABOLITION OF CAPITAL Pm
IsHMENT.-Not long since we read that the ef-
lect OF the abolition OF capital punishment ia
Iowa had been dIminution of crime and almost
an entire lack Of murder cases. THIS did not
seem probable, and now an Iowa paper conass
along with an exactly cOnUrsry statement m
cay me increase OF crime has been enormous
and already there is talk OF lynch law in some
parts OF this law abiding state. The synod OF
the Presbyterian church, held lately at Du-
Dulue, passed a resolution declaring the action
OF the legislature Co have been hasty and ~ yisa
and recommending general petitions for the
restoration Of capital punishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

CHICAGO has new sensation i'm the shane n,
a an ofgsni . Or about ffty young rufisns,
schools. They blscken their facss. and wsSiay
rob and beat every scholar they can catch
varying thfs amusement by throwing showers OF
stones through the windows of the school build
lpgs, Another Of their diversions Is TO cars
rockets full OF red pepper, with which they rub
the eyes OF such boys a. may come In their way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

COMMANDO BUsHRoD Is. TAYLOR has been
detached from duty as inspector of ordnance at
the Philadelphia navy yard, and ordered to duty
in the Bureau Of Yards and Docks, at the Navy
Department
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GREAT BAEGhIss.

sFCOND-HAND LTHRER
For sale OR Z stI set, between l4th aud lEth eas,
Capitol Hill. N'
50 coo feet one ir ch Bosrds &c O(0 fee, Eloo-,
100 I00 feet JOIsts, 20 100 feet ScADtIipg 10 a.. 49,
efes, soo1e Lsths, SOC iset Iron Pipe saJ Hoor.
and Frames, 40 FTsmes. Sashes aud Blinds : no
Set spOutipg std GusteTihg, rs Brick nov re.iy
for sale in large snail lots, 60 suit purcLaseT.
Cs,i At the Lincoln Buildings. Capitol Hin ocI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

THE BIDS for headstOnes for soldiers graves,
which were opened few days since, are now
being examined by the Quartermaster General,
who will make his report thereon about the lat
ter part of this week first of next All of the
bids for iron or blocks of other material than
stone have been thrown out, as the proposals
called for stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

THE NATIONAL BOA RID oP TRADE on Sa.,r
day Iassed n Resolution requesting sfstss g
repeal The operation OF the usury laws win
regard 70 persons trading In money, so As 10
permit the parties 20 establish such rates OF
interest As they may desire. The Resolution OF
the Boston board Of trade in favor OF a con
uacton OF the currency a. q means towards the
resumption OF specie payments was amended to
include revision OF the national BANKING sx.-
tenn, snd was then adopted. The board then
Adjourned % meet In Chicaeo nert 49,. -
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NVnLIAM l.. WALL AGO.
w New Marble Building.

CARPETS -CARPETs l-CABPE-s!
We have Just reeeiye ed from the Importers and
MsanfActareIs. foe private sale, very lsrze and
hsndsome stoek Of BODY srd TAsE~rkIES.
THREE-PLy INGRAM and other CsRPEfs,
q OCOA NAT fEGS, OIL CLOTH. RUGS. &c,
be in Of this seAs'r and 10 whieh call the at
tention Of buyers Ioel51 ". l.. WALL co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

THE CIVIL SBRvIC BOARD of the Treasury
Department will to- morrow report to Secretary
Boutwell, the list of the most meritorious of those
who were examined for 81 200 clerkships last
Monday. Seven names will be reported out of
which five appointments are TO be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

The POSTAL TREATY WITH SwITzRRLANp.-
The President has authorized The Secretary or
State to afix the seal of the United States to
the approved postal treaty between the United
States and 5 switzerland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

LIMITING THE POWER OF ARMY CoURrs-
MARTIAL.-The Secretary OF War has issued
general order that sentence by court martial
adjudging dishonora able discharge to take ef-
feet at such period in term of confinement as
shall be designated by the reviewing officer is
contrary to law-as being a delegation of por-
ton OF the judicial power 10 determine the
measure of punishment; IL is therefore directed
that hereafter no sentence in such a form shall
be confirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

The SURVEY OF THE GELLowsToNE.-PrOf-
Hayden writes to the Secretary of the Interior
that the survey of the Yellowstone region this
year has been very successful; that every step
has been one of scientific advancement, and
that he will return 10 Washington laden with
treasures in the way of choice mineral speci-
mems.
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CEHIRAL IMPLOYMEHr OvHIOR.-An pss
y :SP' . 81 e sGgsE fSsSls s:IHtp
=. essyssM 9 ~ , -. uhsss tAsk eeass, IN =
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A visit 10 my establishmeof will fully rapsy all
who mag appropriate the tine and trouble a com
ing, whether they purchase only wish to SiGW my
immense stock and how sell them.
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REvENus MARINE ExAMISArIoNs.-Ca
tains George r. Slicer, Jno. A. Henriques, and
A. A. FENCED, Of the revenue marine service,
have been designated as a board to meet here
on The 9Th OF NOyem Der TO examine office for
promotion and candidates for admission into
that service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-21

The PRESIDENT AND MRS. GRANT left here
last evening for New York TO meet their daugh-
ter Nellie, who is expected to arrive in the
steamer Scotia to- morrow.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24

Opcu eeNetui l1iSc NeillS VI SVOu
coal.
Olaqua is the name Of a new
town TO be laid off III Cowlitzcoun-
| ty, W. T.
Land in John Day Valley is held
from five to ten dollars per acre,
except in favored localities.
A writer says that April in John
Day Valley was the coolest ever
experienced.
The artesian wells on the Swino-
mish tiaIs, w. T., are on the "tnll
tide Of successful experiment" One
has been sunk 81 feet on the farm
of Michael Sullivan, in which water
ofa excellent quality rises to with.
in two feet of the top.
Mr.. Williamson, of Frceport,
Washington Territory, is opposed
to sending children from the place
for schooling, and more opposed to
their growing up in ignorance. lie
is now building a very neat, sub
stantial school house, and keeps q
competent school mistress continu-
ally in employ.
The Olympia Tribune says I:
James Huntington, Of Monticello,
was on last Tuesday morning run
over and instantly killed by a train
of cars on the Northern Pacific
Railroad. He had been ont milk
ing, and, returning, was crossing
the track when struck by the NOV
ing train.
An Idaho invalid was ordered
by physician to take three ounces
of brandy a day, and knowing that
sixteen drachms make an ounce, has
patiently been taking forty-eight
drinks day ever since.
Some boy at Oregon City cram
med paper between tie walls Of
the Seminary building at that place
and set it on fire, A timely dis
covery saved the bui ding.
Fifteen hundred cases Of salmon
have been received in Portland
within a month.
Salt Lake Democrats are much
divided. Some favor Greeley as
the only way to beat Grant, while
Others commit themselves to tht
Administration as the sure friend 0
the Liberal element Of utah.
Ex-Governor Gibbs delivered
telling speech at Oregon City last
Saturday evening.
The Eugene City journal says
"tle expenses Of the county this
year are nearly a thousand dollars
in excess of last year."
The residence Of Mr.. Edwards in
Salem was burglarized last Satur-
day morning. But | ttletaken.
The waters of Owens Lake, Cal,
are said to be steadily rising since
the earthquake.
Miles NJ. Miller is reporter Of the
Salem MercUy.
William Laughed has withdrew
from the contest in Marion county.
He was an independent Republican
candidate for Clerk.
The Circuit Court of Marion
county granted five divorces at tie
late term.
The citizens of Dayton are In
tending to build a free bridge at
that place.
Where the Oregon Central Rall-
road strikes the Ysmhill river, a
town has been laid off.
Twelve district schools recently
had a ,rand picnic at Woodburn
Station, Marion county.
Mrs. Margaret Crose, of Salem,
fell eight or ten feet lately, severely
injuring herself. She will probably
recover.
The Merc,~y says a thief enter
ed a Louse fourteen miles south Of
Salem, . week ago, and stole a
large amount of clothing, jewe ry
and money, and escaped u1dlscov-
cred. lie entered the house by
placing a ladder against the wall
and climbing in at the second story
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-24

up W tIlio Ghllc'
About thirty Gentle busineS
men of Salt Lake City have signed
a card asserting that life and prop
erty are to-day as certain in Utal
as in any State or Territory in the
Union, and that there is hot a shad'
ow of foulfation to the represents,
tons sent abroad that great excite.
ment exists on account ofthe recent
decision, and that bloodshed is i'm.
minent on account Of 1t.
The Vancouver Register reports
a very loose state Of morals exist
ing at Pumplrey's station in Cow
litz county. BAD whisky sold ab
Hbit,om without leave or license,
faro and other gambling devices
and all other concomitants usual to
the worst types Of railroad town.
A Conve ton ofSpirit mediums
met in Salt Lake recently for the
purpose, as stated, of adopting
measures to benefit society and de-
velop more perfectly the science Of
inspiration.
DR.. q. w. Brown, of Portland,
announces himself as an indepen-
dent Democratic candidate for the
Legislature ofthat county.
A Squamish Indian was fatally
injured by Long Brown, recently,
on Squamish Island, Washington
Territory.
The German papers Of Cincin-
natl denoullce in strong and en-
phatic language the bargain which
resulted in the nomination of Gree
ley and Brown. They say that
the Germans Of the country are dis
satisfied, and will not support the
ticket.
Grasshoppers are making their
appearance in great numbers in
Utah, causing dismay among farm
ers.
Richard Smith, Of San Francisco,
Oh the 10Th, was knocked down by
two highwaymen. He rose to his
feet instantly, and seizing a loose
cobble stone hurled it at one of the
robbers with such force as to break
his skull, whereupon the other ran
away. The one struck with 9
stone is supposed to be fatally in
jured.
Rust is said to be making sac
havoc in the wheat crops at Sal
Gabriel, Cal, and other parts o
the county.
Papers received at San Francisco
from japan state that the late plot
to seize the Emperor and carry him
off to Kioto, and then rise and ex-
terminate the whole foreign popu-
lation, was participated in by 49,
600 men; but the Government was
cognizant of it, and defeated the
attack on the palace, and quickly
restored order. The Niceroy of
Nankin. a man Of great Influence
and the determined enemy of for
eigners, is dead.
Mr.. Burnett in one of his speech
es in the valley compared the Fen
ians with the Ku Klux.
Flying kites and ball playing
are the delights of Portland boys.
A young clerk in San Francisco,
having lost his last dollar on stocks,
attempted to poison himself on the
10th, but antidotes saved him.
Juan Davis, Of San Francisco,
died on the 10th from the effects VI
receiving the contents Of a spring
gun, which he had set for Chinese
chicken thieves.
The Utah Northern railroad is
completed to Box Elder Lake.
Tie wife ofa confirmed cripple,
in San Fral cisco, poured kettle OF
hot water over him the other day
injuri lg him much. Sic was ar
rested.
Prof Whitney and q corps Of
scientific men, are at Owens river,
California, for the purpose Of inves-
tigatiug the causes and effects Of
the late earthquake.
The Olympia Transcript has
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-22

PARIS, December 2I.-The freshet in
the Seine is subsiding. The water has
already fallen seventy centimeteTs.
Three thousand students yesterday
demonstrated in favor of Professor
Rob n, distinguished member of the
Institute, whose name was struck from
the jury list in consequence Of his disbe-
lief in the existence of God.
The National Assembly viii adjourn
to-day for the holidays.
Cora Pearl has been expelled from
France, in consequence Of NJ. Duval,
who founded soup-h0uses in this city,
shooting himself in her presence. The
attempt OF Duyal at selfdestTuction
did not prove successful. He is eX-
pacted to recover.
IL is hoped in Diplomatic circles that
Greece will accede to the proposition to
Submit the Laurum mines question to
France and Italy for arbitration.
President Theirs and mis- family return
from Versailles tomorrow, aud will
stay here until the re-assembling of the
National Assembly. Before adjOurning
this afternoon the Assembly finally
passed the bill restoring to the Orleans
princes their cOnfiscated property.
The COrSGire, a radical journal, has
been suppressed for advocating So
cialism.
President Thiers had a conference at
Versailles, this afternoon, with the
Committee on Pardons, respecting COM
munists sentenced TO death who are to
be executed before the end OF the year
unless cOmmuted.
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THE PORK TRADE.
Interesting Statistics Compiled by the
Superintendent Of the Cincinnati
Chamber OF Commerce.

CrNCINNATE December 2l-The Su-
Derintendeut Of the Chamber of Com
merce, Sidney d. Maxwell, who has
been gathering the pork packing stalls
tics for the Chamber, submitted a pre-
limin8Ty report to-day, from which 1t
appears that one hundred towns and
cities in the West, exclusive of Cincin-
uati, Chicago, ST. Louis and Louisville,
had packed, up to various dates, rang
ing from December 9Th to the present
time, five hundred and eighty-nine
thousand hogs. The estimates for the
remainder of the season, made 10y pack
ers in these places, aggregated one mill
ion two hundred and ninety-six thou
sand head, making the whole number
for these places, which embrace nearly
al the principal packing points of the
West, exclusive of the four cities named,
one million eight hundred and eighty
five thousand head.
This would make an increase over !
last year for the whole season in these /
places Of two hundred and ninety-five
thousand, or eighteen and fifty-six hum
dredths per cent. The remainder ofthe |
West, not including the four cities
named, packed last year six hundred |
and thirty-One thousand. If the increase !
in these places unheard from should be /
in the same ratio, and a like increase |
take place in Cincinnati, Chicago, St I
Louis and Louisville, it would make the |
whole increase in the four cities four /
hundred and seventy-five thousand, and |
in the remainder of the West four hum !
dred aud twelve thousand. This would I
make an aggregate increase in the whole |
West Of eight hundred and eighty-seven /
thousand, and would make the aggTe- |
gate packing Of the West for the season, /
five millions. six hundred and seventy /
thousand. The report states, however, |
that the number to be packed in the |
four large cities named will be controlled |
by contingencies that might change this /
estimate as to these cities. st. Louis
already claiming that she viii pack five
hundred and seventy-five thousand,
which would be an increase over last
year of thirty-seven per cent OF eighty
four cities and towns that report on the
matter of weights, fifty-three report I
hogs heavier than last year, while |
twenty report them about the same, and |
eleven report them lighter. With refer
ence to lard, of seventy-fve places forty
report the yield from leaf aud trimmings
heavier, while twenty-six report about
the same, and thirteen report the yield
lighter
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PERSONAL.

DIR. r. w. MITCHELL is a candidate
for reelection as q member Of the School
Board. He will be certainly reelected,
and deserves to be.
Mr.. ]. S. MENKEN, Of the firm of
Menken Bros, returned to the city yes
terday, after a six months absence in
New York. He viii remain only a few
weeks.
CAPTAIN r. w. DUeAN, Covington /;
John ]. Civington, Cincinnati; E. n.
Paine, Louisville; S. II. Buck, Missis-
sippi; NJ. Hays, Jackson, Tennessee;
M. L. Graves, New York; are at the
Peabody Hotel.
We approve the declarations of the
Ledger In reference to Colonel John s.
Kerr as a proper representative of this
and Fayette county in the Legislature.
The Ledger says he is too well known
torequire any public introduction, but it
is proper to say that he possesses talents
and attainments of high order, is a
fluent speaker, and well posted on the
issues of the day. If elected he would
make an active, energetic member. His
personal worth and integrity especially
commend him to the people of this city
and county, where he is universally and
thoroughly well known.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-22
ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, December q. = Cot
ton quiet and firm; middling, 1Skc.
Net receipts, 500 bales; exports coast
wise, 1880 bales; sales, 1886 bales; stock,
$4,000 bales.
MOBILE, December H.-CottOn fiat
good ordinary, 175U; low middling, Isle;
middling, Ice Net receipts, 1856 bales;
exports e0astwise, 2265 bales; sales, 200
bales; stock, Al, IA bales.
GALVESTON, December 21.-Cot-
ton quiet; ordinary, 1Sc; good ordinary,
17fe. Net receipts. 662 bales; exports
to Great Britain, 7766 bales; sales, 500
bales; stock, 81, 239 bales.
CHARLESTON, December 2l.-Cot-
ton quiet; middling, 195@193e; low mid
ding, 1Sl@l75a; good ordinary, 1870
Isle. Net receipts, 1903 bales; exports
cOastwise, $50 bales; sales, 400 bales;
stock, ~, 965 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-22
Chicago Notes.

CHICAGO, December 2l.-To-day was
the coolest Of the season, and one of
the coolest for number of winters.
The Thermometer at noon indicated ten
degrees below zero.
The receipts of live hogs at the Union
stock yards for the past week were one
hundred and fifty-seven thousand five
hundred and thirty-twO, the largest
number ever received in one week. The
total number of hogs slaughtered here
to date is five hundred and thirty-three
thousand one hundred and fifty-three.