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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

WE hear it stated that the Liberals
of Andrew county, is'ouri, two
wears ago, elected a galoOt County
Treasurer, with the understanding
that the bar-roOm rOwdy preacher, }.
Z. Huston, was to run the office. lie
has been running 1t. and now comes
the rumor that there is a little deficit
of about 81, 200 in the treasury. The
people have reason 10 be thankfGlthat
he has left anything at all.-lkansas
Chief.
There is a slight error here, which
should be corrected. The deficit GOV
cred up by Mr.. Huston was only
& 800.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

GENTLEMEN from Gentry county
say the peoples ticket i'll that conn-
ty becomes more popular every day,
and that the entire ticket is certain to
be elected by q handsome majority.
Judge Pike had a very cool reception
in Gentry county, and his friends fear
that Judge Parker will go out OF the
county with a handsome majority.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

We overheard a remark from a
countryman, the other day. to the eff
feet that Kildow hadn't sense enough
to garry ~Iop to hogs. We couldn't
saw as 10 that: but We are sure the
grunting of the hogs would set him
! raw mad.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

A LARGE Republican meeting was
held at Oregon, Holt county, on
Thursday of last week. Hon. /. Z.
Parker, Hon. A. f. Wyatt, Hon.
Henry S. Lasar, General Wilkinson,
of this city, comprised the speakers.
Much enthusiasm was manifested.
and it is confidently claimed that
Holt county will give the Republican
candidates eight hundred majority.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
Ohio Official Returns.

Official returns from all the counties
in Ohio show the following majoriIies
for State officers: For Secretary of
State, Allen Wykof, l4.055; for Sill
preme Judge. John WEIGH, 10,l80; tor
Member of the Board of Public
Works, Richard r. Porter, 16.455.
The total vote cast for Secretary of
State is 520.037, the largest vote ever
cast in Ohio for any off ce.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
A VOTE for Henderson is a vote for

A VOTE for Henderson is a vote for
honesty. integrity and economy in the
administration Of the State govern
ment. Gen. I~Ienderson's private as
well as public life is without blot or
stain, as all Democratic papers and
speakers arc ready to concede, which
gives him immense advantage over
his opponent, a man who is charged
with corruption in securing the lille
gal issue of 100000 in bonds, and
taking a $4,000 fee therefor, entailing
a debt Oh the people of his county
that 1t viii require years to liquidate.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

SENATOR Uendcrson's canvass is
the most effective aud brilliant ever
made in Missouri. EVERYWHERE
Throughout the Southwestern portion
of the State, where he followed Wood
son and Blair, the people have flocked
to hear him in immense numbers. and
have exhibited the widest enthuSi-
assn ovc his addresses. lie closes the
nva of the Southwest to-day at
Rolla, and on Tuesday next commen-
ces in the Southeast.-lSt. Joe Her
aid
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

KILDow is so much of a Liberal
that he repeatedly asserts on the
stump that he would suffer the loss
of his right arm rather than vote for
John Z. Henderson or any other Re-
publican for United States Senator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
OrtIeI. o. Publication.

lanes c. McCandIiss, plaintiff. sg INST VIII
d liam II. Lester and Celia NJ. Lester, deirnt-
ants. Now, Oh this slst stay OF September, 1879,
c,m.s James &. McCandliss, the piainlin in the
uouve enti led Cause before the undersigned
C!.ik of the ,ircuit Court OF Andrew county in
the slate OF Missouri, in vacation and hlrs
his pet,tiug stating among other things that the
above named defendants, VIM. IL. Lester ana
Celia VI. Lester, axe non-resideuts OF This state. IL
Is ,arreupon ordered by the clerk aforesaid that
publication sc made notifying. them thai an ac-
lion ha- been commenced igatnst taem Dy pett-
iiOn i'll tue tiicui, Court ot Andrew county IN
the : ate Of Missouri, the object ami general na-
tar. pi which /, % procure ibe order and decree
If said cO,li d,vessing defendant Celia NJ. L-s-
lev, of any right, title vi claim she mIy have IN
ant Il the following described real estate lying
.ld beias in tne c1ulty OF Andrew, and State
Of Missouri, to-wH: commencing one hun
drrd aud twenty-ntne Feet west, i've degrees
north oil he south east Corner OF the norm east
uairt-r OF the south east quarter Of section
humber i5iTiy-f.ur, In township lumber sixty
one of rss.,;e number thirty five 90, running
thence norib par .li,l with he section line $50 feet
more OF iss, thence west sixty-eight feet,
! thence s nh one hundred aud eighty-nine
ieei, myre or less to the road, thence
el i five ,egraes, sculh % The place Of beginning
And 20 procure the further order and decree Of
said court, .es,iay he title to said Land In said
Wm II. Lester al.i subjeciing the same 10 the
Csu,iiss, for the sum If i've hinirel and nine y
i've ~,ioliar. with i:;ctesi and costs. II Is further
entered ma Unless The defendants, Wifiiam II.
| Lester aad ella u. Lester, be and appear az the
next tarn 81 n. Cuciis Codrt, to DE holden al the
! Court iious, in Savannah, within the county OF
Andrew, rn tile secoad day Of December, ls72,
aud on or before The sixth day thereof, III the
the Term ,hal 20 long continue, and if not, then
before the end or The term) Judgment will be
rendered agaias! them rs prayed in plaintinss
! petition, and said property sold to satisfy
said demand IL is further ordered that q
cops hereof be published in the Andrew County
Republican, II newspaper published in said
county OF Andrew, for four weeks successfully
the last insertion to be Mt least four weeks before
the COMMENCEMENT of the next term Of said court.
PHiNEAs EDWARDS, Clerk.
State of Missouri, county Of Andrew, IS:
4, PiIiiIcas Edwards, Clerk of the Circuit Court
within and Tor the caunty of Andrew, In the State
of Missouri, hereby certif, The above and fore
going Ia lie u true aud correct copy Of the order OF
| publication made In the cause therein named, q.
ihc same appears Of record in my Office.
la witness whereof, ! have hereto
800. set my hand and affixed my Official
seal, ~ my oiice in savannah, this
I'll IN diy OF september, 1871.
! TlS pHISE A. knW NRnS l1erk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

DR. \. b. BROWN, Of Benton Township
For County Judqe-
B. B. CASE, of Monroe.
For Probate Judur-
JOHN Il. CALDWELL, of Nodaway.
PEMBROKE MERCER, of Platte.
For Collector
For Assessor
WILLIAM B.. ALLEN, of Washington.
For Treasurer
JOHN b. MAJORS, of Nodaway.
For School Superintendent
W. ID. HOAR, of Platte.
For Public Adminisfrdfor-
Ii HOLT, Of Washington.
GEORGE T. BRYAN, of Nodaway.
For SLrrcyor-
A. J.. DESHAZO, Of Empire.
For Coroner
W. S. STARR, of Rochester.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

kILDow wouldn't do for a farmer.
His hogs would keep him i'll a coniin-
ual white heat" passion by their
constant grunting.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
MOrtSn6e Sale.

,kyHl.aEAS, George W. Berry and Elisa J.
~ berry. his wife, by their IN lrtyase deed,
with y SSer pf sale therein Contained, dated the
.isi day OF February, A. d. ISL, and recorded in
the Hecuy'iei's liiice OF Andrew county In the
state III Missouri, In Book number ID, ut lage
5lJ, C ,nyry~ito the undersigned mortgage the
following 4 scribcdlo,s, tracts or parcels OF land
lying and being ia Andrew couaiy in the state
Of Mis-, uri, to-wit: rhirty-two and seventy
three handreths acres OF The west side Of the
sou Invest quarter Of section number thirty (jO),
IN town hip uambcr sixty (d0) OF range number
thiriy-siS Gay, which said conveyance was made
~ secure he payment Of a certain promissory
note in said m Irigage deed described, made by
said Gcorgv W. Berry to the undersigned on the
sist lay Of febru ry, 4 D. ISL, for the sum
OF one hundrcl dollars, with interest from date nj
the rate vi ten per cent. per annum, and due
twelve months alter The dale thereof.
And whereas, il Is provided In said mortgage
decd that II the said motto shall not be well aud
truly paid when the same becomes due and paya-
BILE, that the undersigned may proceed to sell
SAID land, or any part thereof, at public vendue
10 tho highest bidder ut the cuurs-house door in
the city Of savannah, within the county Of An.
drew aforesaid for cash, drst giving thirty days'
notice OF The time, terms and place Of said sale,
and OF the properly 20 be sold, by publication In
some newspaper printed in the county aud State
Aforesaid.
Aud whereas, said note and the interest there.
on arr now dIr and unpaid. now therefore, by
viriue oi he pswtr IN ms vested by said msrt-
gase deed, Iw.ll, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

For more than fifty years Penn
sylvania has given her electoral vote
10 the winning candidate for the
Presidency. In that time the State
elections have always gone the same
way rs the Presidential elections.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

DIR. BROwN should let up a little
OH his opponent. Our correspondent
says Kildow Was '.indisposed" at
Bolckow on SATURDAY.. :
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
Wednesday,, November 18th, 1872,

Between IN hours Of ten O'Clock In the forenoon
and i've o'clIck in the afternoon OF that day, Vt
tie ,push door Of the c0urt-honse In the city OF
souri, proceed to sell he above described real
estate at public veIidue TO The highest bidder,
for cash, 10 satisfy said noie and ~interest, TO.
gether with the Costs and expenses attending
sIld sale. JAMES &. RAMSEY, Mortgage.
Savannah, No.. october !, i673. Als
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

MRs. hummer. a colored lady. aged
l03 years. died at Junction City re.
Gently. She WAS what might be called
III old hummer.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

In is said that Xii Dow is a de-
scendent of Lorenzo Dow. "Wha q
fall was there. my cOuntrymcn!'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

LIKE the red cloth that iufuriates
a mad bull, SO a "grunt" makes our
Liberal candidate for Representative
.'wrOtliy."
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

ENCOURAGED by the recent cleo
lions. and a general review Of the
situation, the Wilmington CONNER
cial saws: '.The State Of Delaware will
vote for Grant and Wilson in Novcm-
Der. Add three more to the Repub-
iicsn column"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

WHO dares TO grunt within this place
Must meet j. Kildow face to face.
|Bombastes Kildow.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
For Congress (Ninih DISTRICT
ISAAC C. PARKER, of Buchanan
.AndrelU County Ticket.

For State Senator tFirS, Distrio0-
A. Z. WYATT, OF Atchison county.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
MORTGAGE Sale Of Real Estate.
M HEREAS, John Wilkerson a

M HEREAS,J John Wilkerson and
Ann WtlkersGn, his wife, by their moa-
gag deed, with power Of sale therein confaiBed
dated the 18th day OF May, A. D. ISL, md re-
corded in the Recorders ONCE OF Andrew
county in the State Of Missouri, in Book nnDbse
10, NJ page $50, conveyed TO the underigsea
mortgages the following described lots, tscu q
parcels Of lsnd lying and being In Andrew eoss-
" In The State OF Missouri, to-Wit:
f.9 and the southwest quarter Of section twssg.
four ca, and all that portion Of the n0rfhvsa
quarter Of section number twenty-five - MA
lies ON the west side OF the Observation-Disclosures
river; all Of ssid lands being In township -
Der nify-nine D. Of range number thrty-aW
C3), and containing In all four hundred sndhg
acres, more or less, which said convey anee ~
inside to secure the aymen Of . certain pro.
issory note in said mortgage deed describes,
made By said John Wilfsrson to the undsrsapa
~ the 18th day OF May, A. d. lsIl =
teen dollars and dfty cents, with Interest hoo
date at the rate Of ten per cent. per annnm, -
due twelve months AFTER the date thereof.
And whereas, IL 70 provided In said mofySs
deed hal IL the said note shall not be vel -
truly paid when the same becomes due md peg..
sble. that the undersigned may proceed y -
said land, or auy part thereof, a. public venn.ae
70 the Highest fiddler at the eourt-house doof .
the city Of savannah, within The eoenfy 81.
notice Of the time, terms and plzce Of SAID ~
and Of the property to be sold, BY publicaisoan
sgme new spaper printed in the county md Ses
Aforesaid.
And whereas, said note and the interest ths-
on are row due and unpaid; now therei0gs, y
virtue Of The power In me vested BY said nest
gage deed. will, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
$1O6, n

More than the one il succeeded. or
about ONE-TIiIRD MORE: almost
an average oil $1,000 extra tax for
every county in the State.
Farmer, has il paid? This is a mat
ter that appeals to your pocket. Can
YOU afford to support such reforms?
Now let some crycr name one act of
public good il has put uponthc record.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
Guardian and ORATORS Notice.
administrators Notice.

NOTICE il hereby gwen that letters OF admin
N i-trtiioa u,sou The estate Of James AieNan-
,irr, jl;c of Amtrcw County deceased, have been
Erl.,ie-l to the Undersigned. Lr.vica =. Alexan-
d., b. ;iic Probate Court OF said Andrew coun-
a..f safe OF Missouri. lc,rins date The s6sh
,iav o. Seq in'-r. : II iT9. All persons having
rij;nl, lgsii-g -asi estate are required 10 exhibit
d. ga or aii.tSaHcc wiiiii o q year atler
..u Il ~ -. lid ~i"ttc--, ~ they m ~ be precilded
f,in aisy hcu-ilt oF -lii c,rl,r; and III such claim
,r not exhibited wIfh;n iwo wears from The time
nj n. publication ri this notice, they will be to.
ever barred.
Tlis Ilii lay % October, 1879.
:2= LlVicA A. ALEXANDER, Admir-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
Wednesday, October 30tA, /.

Between the hours Of ten O'Clock In the forenos!
and i've O'Clock in the afternoon Of hat day. :
the south door oil The cours-h0uss In III ei4. 9
savannah. Andrew county, In the State q ~,
souri,, proceed to sell the shove drseribed -
estntc 1t public vendu to the highest htodse,
for cash, to satisfy said note and Interest. g.
geiher with The cosss and exPsncss ssss.ans
Savannah, No., September 8, lS73. ~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
FURNITURE TURNING

Done 10 order. Parties ordering work will save
with thickness OF lumber desired. Persons ut .
distance may rest assured that their orders will
be promptly attended to. l guarantee to make
all work at CHICAGO PRICES and Of lumber
and workmanship equal to work brou yht from
that city. Xx a.. W. oNN aEb8.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
Valuable FARMS for Sale.

All. A s.cre tract IL miles from Savannah, 81 acres in cultivation. sosna
42 l3 acres miles north Of Savannah, 80 acres in cultivation, balance inb~
46. A GOOD farm of IA acres, / mile from WhitevIe.
AIS. A we'll improved farm Of 80 acres q good frame house, good wser, 6 amh
trees, and a variety Of small fruit.
4S A valuable farm Of so acres, all under fence good orchard, and . vaisua
small fruit
trees, and other fruit -
good stables and we'll watered. IL mile from depot liberal terms given.
= 43 A small farm of 10 acres, 2 12 miles from Savannah, all under fence and -
Improvements, and a variety Of fruit. cheap for cash. =
IA. I6O ACRES, all under fence, and well improved. 800 appae trees. 500 -
trees l acreo fgrape vines. and q variety of small fruit on liberal terms.
4Nl A good farm Of ITO acres, 4 good frame house, i mile from Whtevl1s q
fruit teesg good stock water, l mile Of hedge, 10 acres of timber.
46. So acre farm. "a acres in cultivation, log dwelling good stable asnanmehn1
IL mile fom school house. 49,
AZ. 10 acres Of good land, 20 asres in cultivation, good log hou:s and good "a.
barn, good we'll and cisnrn, a small orchard, 2 IL niles from Rochester.
Several dwellings in the city, for sale cheap
A number of suburban residedces, and unlmproved lots adjoining the city, Il
sale on favorable terms
42S. One hundred and nhuetys six acreso of good farming land, 2mies from SGa
nah with dwellings; al be divided int 3farns l6Ospps trees . large numbaa
peach and cherry trees and smanfuh; under good fence. and we'll wakaed; . ~
43G So acreso of good farming land. Z miles east Of Savannah and 2 miles Vsta
Rochester with q nw frame house of 4 rooms. and Is acres in cultivation.
4l. A good farm Of Isl acres, in q good Deighborhood. on . public road, ain
proved, Z miles north Of Savannah
cash.
hop, with 1000 fruit trees two new frame houses it can be divided so vi oGvean
farm l 200 fruit trees and the other 8O0 Terms easy.
4I8 A No / farm of 100 acres, l mile from Savannah, well improved, 400 aWh
tree, $50 grape vines, and other fruit Tams easy.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25

1871 y 81.
Per diem and mileage 49, S261 ,016
Contingent expenses ----- Isl ,3G1
Total expenses -SiiS, li3
1869 AND 1870.
Per diem and mileage $3.50 $lS0.Sii
Contingent expenses 1880 16i ,423
Total expenses $500 S342,266
Difference in favor of Republic
can Legislature of lS69-10 : Si06,lT
Thus il is seen that she lust ere
form Legislature cost The people of
Missouri
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-25
How They Saved the Dear People

The Liberal campaign OF TWO years
ago was fought on the platform oi
'.ecomom, AMI rriremchment.' How
the Legislature elected hv that move
ment economical is illustrated by
the following official statement:
A comparative statement OF the cx-
penses OF the Missouri Legislatures
for the years lo1l-72 and lS09-.0.
shows the following result:
1911 CnlS-p
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
COTTON MARKETS.

wuxSeroS Oct 2-Cotton trm niiiunVs se net receipts
9g bales; eIp6rsto Britain 1874 bales; ss lO bales stock
ATGTsTl lCOton quiet but frmi Mings i7dlile net
MdEY Oct l2-Coiton quiet 6rm Good Ordinary 1iei
Low MIdngs 7c; Midings l8c net receipts, ltJ bales eI
porscoasvse bales 400 bales; stock 7,78l bales
l7c Ios Mdnes l7dl7Ec.; Mings 8ic net receipts 33i7
bales; eIposo Great Britain, 3iJ9 baes Gales 300 bales stock
EywORIKav Oct 12-Co,oD stronsi in fair demands Good
Orinary I7c Low Mdiirg l84d8ic; Hddugs l8ie net
cns 5i bales gross bales; eKpOso Hayre. 1850 bales
eoasWse bales sales to-day 500 baesi last evening 2Vo bales
stock, o. $50 bales 49, 49,.
Good Ordinary l7lc Low hdng Bdl8tc net receipts, V9
bales
PHiLlpELPHIA 12-Co,ton quiet Mddhngs l9id l9ic
BosToy Coon firm; Midngs 9ic net receipts Y bales
gross 425 bales; sales go baes stock, $500 bales.
ll-COtOn tm hiddings, receipts
bales, shipments % bales; stock. f78 bales. -
l2CoOn due Low Mddlnes l1ie receipts 80
bales shipments 22O bales w,ekecepts lOi5 baes shipments
4O5 bales.
two dsys 2,473 bales shipments to-day, l,5lO bales 49,
Mdsinqs isid8e Low Mdings l7idsc receipts z bales
sbinnents 6sd baI stock, 5669 bales.
CHARLKsroN Oct l-COon 6nni Ordinary 6dl7c Good Or
dnary hddhugs lie hdfng lSe; net receipts
1910 bales; eIpto continent l9l bales sales so baesi stock
GIyHsToy Oct I2Coton steady; Ordinary l5i d5e Good Or
dnsry M net receipts 1888 basi eIports-coasSise lo1 baes
,sIes COO bales stock. 20, 1873 bales - ~
B.IrlsoRF Oct l2-COtton quiet hddngs lBiDsc gross re-
cp lg3 bales; e1porcoaswse i4O bGes sas IV5 bAes oeA
1850 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14

IDeluded n above an $40 bales to arrive ,.,
deliveries 3lbd higher pnses sas iO
lows s 90 basis Low hiadhngs sales las, evening ,si
October 900 lsS November 20 Sle cO a 10 sce Deee
Is size i8l 200 s l6c Ho al lsi January
100 at l8Ie February 10 stSs. 100 at 1919 hst 4o
Is 200 at 2os 2 ct lse 100 at l9 I9e Apn o atzt
fetal $500 bales. sales to-day up mOesokr 10y sic
iso At il I3l6c s kOymsr 200 at ie.e 100 a. isf1
80 a ls3e IBfe 900 ise 700 a. ~ llies
la Al 9;e 100 At gic N)a II 6e yspuarJ 10 al sS So At
ne 100 al Is ll6e Pebrss1 800 At lse zoo st " see z ssS
March 100 al 10 I5l6c 600 zoe Ap 800 st zOe total 7~
CoPFEETSe market very strong aod brokers qooted ct
xss reported ss bags Rio. Cricket 70 ave at Baltimore
f0UR AND HEAL-Os Flour market under more liberal sv
er Advance eghtl rapid decline IN gold ara feIy Hngen
msrtxt dsckpe the falling OF coptpe1 70 s %
r 5 orr consisted eheny o. oW a1 ognnt
Whss Errss sHd and good Winter eet nIve
kfsn sIT oaed se them promptly lower and ieea Ptes
Kss 100 0O L ssusay hight for tie eeasop ts se
Wheat here ana daring the nsBths OF Ang a oep
rng ravoT Plou5 hss prevented ne on OPT
enF e hence supplies In the bsnls Of most mers e ~
ie are ned, they The most OF them nsye
sny ppy tIr and Dd seenmu.lon Of eet
kef hone the che Truth pve no III
ps. md vest be River there b Winter nLo.t o. u"
The surplus much Iess than hA been suPpose
that We eiuno. hope for bow pro@ ths
ssndBg Winter. tbs pew Flour from shnnesots p,Ag
yssy general sseon and @ good business hss been e9ns
sbeu previous pes In the Low and Medium gsae. o. e Fan
frtrst business done but at soseI Ps
~ bnnd have sold sell have Improved AID are hea WIN e.
sns8tnee receipts bepg up 70 De NA % -
tuerhne dope and ina eloses De
ssd Hsee No yell the lower preef esIIssl
ss OO's Tb, SemsRd for Cry 50sno Fo @s pseh hsS
New-York tribune., 1872-10-14
1879. TO DATE

HAY-The market remains quiet but steady Sdsl ~ for
Retail lOts 65G5c for salt Hay and '31
g Tor Clover Straw steady and gooi request the arrivals are
very light; quote Gl O5 for Long Re 1SdSs for short
do noise for Oat ,--,- ~, ----- ,c-,. NJ,
lsse mi If true particulars anspre Cayed and AuSoyado
ouoted al 2OG3oc for boiling an1 grocery grades 80
STORESlhe general market has been inactive and Sout
in pco Spirits sold the extent Of 10 bl ~
e and Of Rosn bbs Strained reported sold on private
terms We quote nomiuy OF - - 90 Tar steady bat without
bnsneSs at "a s425 Ciiy Pitch hed at 81 80 -
OS-Lnsed steady and in limited demand al oJGo Crae Nnae
and Sperm dali unchanged Lard is steady and In good request
se 80da2 for Prime Winter Olber OILS are dull but steady
pROVSIONS-rhe feeling and active demand winch os
bed ou his contnue ana was quite
th demand abae and prces
moderate future lnqnihe advance IN the
season and stringent market have restricted bus ness
v 1e large Shipments West and the glowing reports OF
& CON cp exert influence and there less confidence
in e f The the Hay tht haye reached MS dher
especially reha0e authority makes
lie increase In numbers per ard in weight 10 to u per cent and
from ali INC inform possession think the above estimate
not m from tie things In Thin Mess little has been done
offer prces nomina to-day the market
il shade stronger; demand light chiefly tr tie tfde the sales
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