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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

Disease Among FOwis-Suit cor WIZ" @@"
duction-Beecher on Labor
A New York special Of Sunday 70 tn

A New York special OF Sunday 70 the
St. Louis Republican says:
The ,ep0rt that an epizoOtic has broken
ont among fowls in Southern New York ana
NV Jersey and Northern Pennsylvania Is
found to be true. The disease runs It's
rourse very swiftly. Tho fowls are taken
with a staggering, fits, running at the
Lcak, and hearing all the symptoms OF Inc
eDiZOotic. These fits recuT with decreasing
Intervals and increasing violence nRtn
death, which generally Cn8ues III rev
boura, As soon as the chickens are at
tackled they hide in holes or crawl on TO
some corner and die. With regard to the
treatment, none has been adopted. AS
soon "a the disease is noticeable the fowls
ara killed, and, it il charged, marketed IN
this and other cities. reporter who VS.
tied the New York markets yesterday says
MANY dressed fowls had discolored and
congested heads and necks, with harsh
and unnatural appearance of the skin.
Loni7 L, Todd, a respectable insurance
man of this city, has brought suit tor S1O,-
900 damages against j. o. Quigley, broker,
at No. 20 New street, tor inducing his wife
TO leave him and assume improper relations
with himself The parties were married III
1865. and lived in harmony until they went
TO board at a hotel where Mrs. TODD pc
came acquainted with the Defendant, IN
1870 she abandoned l6E uuh uduO " LDhS u
explanation, and it was several months be-
fore he could ascertain her residence. Final
ly he saw her walking in the street With
Ouiglev, and discovered that they we're
boarding together at hotel in Jersey City.
Ouigley was arrested, and, after spending
the night in jail, was released on S6OOO bail.
Henry Ward Beecher delivered a striking
sermon tonight on the subject OF labor
He said, from applications he received daily
from Young men out of work, it must be the
general impression that he owns Central
park. Prospect park. the Customhouse'
navy yard and postoffice He desired i g
be known that he has no personal or .polltl-
cal influence at Washington; yet he ae-
knowletged feeling sympathy with the
p, 900 idle young men in New York, VINO
want to be book-keepeTs and cant induce
themselves to try to be anything else. He
did not hold up his hands in austeutJ and
say, young man, 90 West" GGreat laugh
teri But many of them had rushed away
from their fathers farms before they hSd
learned TO work. Many Of them were OF a
sort that would ecarvo on hundred acres
of good land, be without shelter ID ium.
Der yard and be bare1ooted if Shey owned
all tbs leather in the swamp. The useless
man simply lies when he declares he ~ as
GOOD as any other man. Mr.. Beecher's text
was in Ephesians fourth chapter twenty
eighth verse.
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aen1hes end WOO. Nurne0.

Sew YORK, November IA Boston sNe-
cial says it is roughly estimated that 3,o00,-
900 sides upper and rough leather and calf
skins were destroyed. already prices In
upper leather have advan ed from ten to
twenty per cent. and it is quite likely that
corner viii be made in this staple. OF cole
leather, it Is known that 30O,OOO sides at
least were burned; but the quantity OF
hides destroyed was very small, and there
ia no reason for an advance in material.
rise in boots and shoes is inevitable. People
who come TO buy must be prepared to pay
higher prices than formerly, and select from
much smaller stocks. The bOoS and shoe
trade is regarded as in good condition. The
dealers burned out had, as a general thing,
lighter stocks than many supposed.
The most exact statement OF the quantity
Of wool destroyed just made gives total
Of 10, 22y. 900 pounds, distributed as follows:
Domestic feeces $4,000 pounds, California,
Oregon. etc. 1900, 600, tub $4,000, secured
$50 600 pulled l,325;00O, Australia 1910
900. Cape $50. 600, South American 100000,
sundries 100000. These figures were OBJ
tanned Yesterday direct from indivi4ual
losers. The amount row an bonded ware
houses in this city. as reported 1t the Gus
tomhouse yesterday afternoon, Is i:,|01,-
600 pounds; in Phiiadelphis 100000 and in
New York 600 pounds. Most OF the
small jobbers here are probably all sight,
nut it il feared that two Or three Of She
large jobbers, between whom fhere ~as
good deal of rivalry. may fail. Thci. mas
been brisk inquiry from manufacturers,
and sales since the fire ug to last night nave
been .000 pounds.
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MARK ETSO
D0mestfc Markets.

EBw YORK, Noyember 20. Evening Got
3on closed VI higher. Sales 1898. Middling
uplands 1898. Net receipts l4l4 =; gross
6955. Sales of futures l4,240-NOyem Der
IS 3-I6c; December Is y a IS IS Ice; January
1874 a lS7sc; February 1873 0l98c; March
10 3l60l948c; April 1917 0l9 9-l6c; May
10 1916 Gl97sc; June 20. Flour unchanged,
Whisky steady Wheat / a Dc better-win-
ter red Western 81 81 a 66c. Corn shade
firFner Rice firm, ! n GSlac. Pork lower,
$I5 IS a Is Acc. Lard frmer; kettle SIC Tur-
% milne firm Rosin quiet. Freights dull
Leather frm hemloGk sole, Buenos
Avres and Rio Grande light middle and
heavy weights 2SI3 30c California DO
y a sc; Orinoco do u a27 l2o. Coffee
1uiet and firm; Rio l50l6l9O Sugar dull:
fair to good refining ga a Toe; Cuba gle a
l0I1c. Moasses dull 90887o for New
Orleans. Frcights to Liverpool dull; wheat
per sail Cd; steam Sid; cotton 1-l60 "a.
CENClENATI, November 20. = Cotton
Grmer aud held higher; 'niddling l8Ao
Slour-Demand fair; prices advanced o. ~
81 30. Wheat steady, demand moderate;
red 81 480I 55. Corn quiet; old 81 q 42c,
new 81 a 3Se. Gate quiet at q q Sc: Lard
quies; kettle $50, steam 9-i6c. Bulk meats
sJuie,: shoulders 4hac; clear rib 6@sc: clear
&c Bacon. iobblng saleR, shoulders 54C;
clear rib sides zoe: clear sdes iOAc. Hams
sugar-eured, A3b a l5&c fogne Whisky
Demand good at full prlGes-S9c.
ST. dIoUIR, November 20.-Cottoh quieG
land unchanged. &louF steady Semand
moderate: @uperfne winter 81 2505; extra
winter IS 25 a o Is; double extrS winter
g6 D6 SO; areble Sc :5aT 50: family winter
81 7509 "a wheat quiet and unchanged;
0niy sample Tote sole. Corn quiet; NO
mixed 81 y d sc on east track Data dull;
no, 2 24&c in elevator Whisky steady at
90es Pork episG $40 S0V 8eEo Dry sals
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
BUSINESS CHANGESs

OF PARTNEREuVP-
~ The firm of SORRB & EEYRBY Ia dissolved DIV
mutual consent from this date. MI e Nevrev il
alone authorized to hquidate the Arm and win con
tlnGe for his own account the same business at No
9sW oEisaea, S1oveEnbes y, rsra . S S655 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

W HERRAS DIEDRICH DOt ER AND EDWARD
~ aWarbure, individually, and as members Of
SAD 5 1rm of New, Orleans and district afOre.
oau, oaiy declared bankrupt under the act of Con-
gaess o. March 2, 1857, have this day fled in said
court petition aging for discharge and certi
HCste thereof from all their debts and other claims
provable under said net.
Hence therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts and to al her pers rs in th-
at II NJ, is assigned for be hearing Of the same,
and that they may then and there attend and show
cause, any they have why the prayer of the said
petition should not be granted; and further notice
is given, that tho bankrupt viii undergo an eI
s ami before hesiSter nogg on the seventh
office, CustomhOuse building.
Clei Is Once New Orleans November 10, 1872
/ aoH d dol < bOBW, Deputy 0lerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

Mrs. Napoleon Bonaparta Davis. OF East
Saginaw. Michigan. cried ;4 discipline Nap
with the aid 0G shotgun. and when he
took il Erom her. she had him arrested for
assault and battery. There being no ~jyos
on the jury, the brute was acquitted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
For RENT.


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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

A Uetroi. girl named Hlaron Dixon, Qzho
was formerly one OF the most beautiful and
accomplished Of the young ladies' al Sh&t
city, appears continually IN the Sol6os a'o'arS
3eg 5gUpSeQUesAe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

An elderly daughter Of Kentucky under
took 10 run away With young !una'ic. but
brother Of the infatuated youth over
hauled the sugitir"s al Coyington, snG ne
ancient maiden il still lonesome.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
wrw oR1EAss CLEARING HOUSE.

Total last Week...... !OtvOS3o - .SS ~
Gold opened at 1872 a 1874, against 1874
at New York, and, after quite active bust
ness, including good Customhouse demand,
closed at 1872 0ll34 ian l8c decline
from Yesterdays fguresl, against ll34s at
800 =. M. at New York, where 1t touched
during the interim 1888. The sales summed
up Sl25, 900, including $4,000 at ll512; $5OJo
at lis 9-I6; $4,000 ($l500. $1,000, $4,000,
i135s; $4,000 1885 a 1884,. SIS 600 lSloOO,
$500, $4,000, $1,000 $4,000. $1,000. $500 and
S5OOO at ll3a4, and SIT, 500 ($IGOO, $500 and
$lI,000l at 1873.
There we're 10 sales of silver reported.
The market is still quoted nominal at lO9 %
ITO for American half dollars, but under
the influence of New York dispatches, Mex
lean dollars have declined v cent for new
and two for old, and now rules at l05 y
cent premium in gold.
The movement in sterling exchange was
active, and under the influence Of the de-
cline of gold and sterling bills at New York
rates fell off about H W cent. The sales
amounted to nearly $4,000, comprising
fI6OOO AL clear at 121 o l2l %; G35OO do at
l2I Is: $4,000 do at 1918; $1,000 bill OF IadIng
and Al clear at l2lA; E2l,O0 ltl20VO
bill of lading and AL clear, 435O0 Al clear,
and $4,000 first-olassI at l2l y, and 62O UUO
u
The sales of francs we're large, comprls'
inc ,l0O. 0O0 and embraced 100000 com
mercial at 179ls 04.76k4, 4OO, $40 eommeSclaI
and DriSate bankers' at 8.77ls 647bhS, 3OU,'
600 commercial $50, 600 and 100000 III sev'
eral amountsl at az "a, and iOOoOOO do at
476A.
At the close sterling Oills ~ere quoted at
| I2I8l2l 4sfor bill of ladine and AL clear.
and 122 p for bank, and francs at ~ 2 q
| 476A for private, and nominal for bank.
The offerings OF domestic exchange we're
| were Of liberal extent, and rates we're
| irregular during the day, closing q shade
higher than yesterday. The GALES covered
! S3il 600, embracing 100000 bank check on
| New York. at 1-32 per cent discount,
| $4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 commercial
and $4,000 private bankers in several
| am0unts} at il $56,000 $4,000 CONNER
! ciaI. and $4,000 on BOSTON, at SIG; $2O,OOC
I on Providence at %; $4,000 on louisville al
"a. and $4,000, Thirty days sight (S5O0O OIL
| New York, and $4,000 on Providence ht :.
| The banks checked on New York u pei
| cent tliecnunt, and commercial sight Va'
| quoted at u.
Nothing was reported in sSocks.
! The sales of bonds included 5 700 eight =
| cent North Louisiana and Texas RAILROAD
second mortgage at So; $4,000 city seven b
cents at 661e, and $1,000 city ten peg @"ntt
| at 81.
The only sales Of warrants reported ~er,
! $1,000 new State at II, and Sl50V do SINAI
| in several amounts at 431$.
| New city appropriation certificates were
| firmer and were quoted at the close at % q
! 65lb. No reports of old. The sales OF ne"
included $1,000 in several lots at ID G6o19c
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

Among the losses by the Boston fire were
eight wool cabinets, selected, after much
labor. by Mr.. G. w. Bond, and which were
ready for distribution among the important
customs revenue collection districts Tor the
guidance of appraisers IL examieinG inn
ports Of wool.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

meats lower; good demand; packed, shout
ders ~ 842sc; clear rio &c; clear sides 10
7Ac. Bacon lower; shoulders 64sc; clear
aides ga 0IOc. Lard quiet: 7$c offered;
: l2c asked for future
Gsreian SfaPkesoo
LIVERPOOL, November 20, EVENTS. -
Cotton closed firm; uplandS 9A 99Ed,
Orleans l0Ad. Sales 20 day is,0U bales,
1000 Of which were foe export and specu-
lation. Sales Of Uplands for November
9 l3-l6d. Common rosin Ia 30.
LONDON, November 70, Evenins-Con-
sols and American securities closed IN
u FE4sNronr, November eo.-Bond" 967s
PARIs, November 2O-Eente" closed ct
E1T
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COMMERCIAL.
wnn.Rsna1 EErslre. Hoven0ef q

wsDsRsDAv EvEsIEG. HovenOeP 20 18Th
CoyToH-The sales today embraced $500
bales (of course exclusive of any Yesterday,
at irregular prices, low middl1ng advancing
I.c, on the morning, and the better grades
\. a lac. bus subsequently easing OF. and
closing at q net Improvement Of barely 4sc:
We revise our quotations accordingly. ana
give also the Exchange figures, which are
for average lists according with its official
type, while ours present she proper range
Of the market for average lists, but with
the outside figures for low miGdllng given So
the outside figures for strict:
EEw ORLEANS CLASSIFlCATToS, AssIMHLATED
10 THAT OF LIVERPOOL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

For more than a year very important
suit has been pending in the United States
Circuit Court against the Illinois Central,
the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. Nichi-
gan Southern. Michigan Central, Chicago
and Alton. Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroads, for infringing on the
patent Of machine which is known as
Cawood's Svage Block. and is used to
straighton and renew worn out rails with.
out the expense Of rerolling them. The
matter was closed last Saturday bY the
awarG Of $l.5i9.73: GS damages 70 She
owner OF the patent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

Accommodation SP. NJ Accommodation. 9o5 a. h
NaI train Suus daily. Express daily except Sunday.
THIS ROUTE OFFERS
gHR FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES:
By saking che a. a. train, SOU arrive in
LOUISVILLE, ST. GOUiS CHICAGO, CINCINNATI,
PITTsBURG, CLEVELAND, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL
CITIES NORTH AND EAST.
9vgrHye Qouvp qn advance OF any CONF
petins s.ineo
PULLMAN PALACE CARS
On tAe Grain from Canton TO Humboldt
By taking the P. NJ. train you arrive in
LOUISVILLE, and all points reached via Louisville,
sin Hours in Advance of all Other Lines,
ANB II ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, CHICAGO,
And all points North in
less Time Than Amy Other Lime.
Pullnan's Palace Cars are run on this tTaia from
New Orleans to Humboldt. Memphis and Louisville
"1tS0"S SN'S STAR. s. JONES,
Ticket Agent Galveston.
A. D. SHELDON,
Ticket Agent, New Orleans.
e. p ATMORE,
General Passenger Agent.
S. &. CAREY,
General Ticket Agent.
E D. FROST
no2l6kw General Superintendent.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Thursday, November 2lo 1872
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Steamship City of Austin. Eldridge, 5SE Fec SoS
via Providence
Bark Esther, Lorins, for Boston
Spanish bark Aretus& CoasO, for GenoS
Spanish brig Enrique Olive for BarcelonS
scnoones Sister Kate Burma, fot PensaGol9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

The editor of Boston paper. after attend
ing wine supper the other evening, aston
ished the scientific world day or two later
by claiming that ''the earth has more than
two notions 4 tidal wave on the side
walk is what struck him as the most serious
phenomena of all he had vitnessedo
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Monetary~"CommerGjal.
MONETARY
oRv-rR 0F TRR DAILY SBPfBEICaR,
vsr,11vznhv FvEH1Hs. EovembeS 20, 1879.

WFogEsDRY EVEGIHE, EOTEIHUe3 % I0'='
Though the better feeling and slight ten
deDoy to easier rates we noticed yesterday
in tho money market continued to-day, no
transactions we're reported Of sufficient
magnitude at easier Ggures to indicate any
ouotable variation in yates. The demand
for currency and discounts al the banks
waS Of moderate extent and moro easily
met. The offerings on the street were fair,
Among the negotiations we noticed the
placing Of some first class paper, with city !,
10 u cent bonds as collaterals, at l!
cent y annum. We continue TO quote first
class paper at - y cent p annum; Al at
Is, second grade at is; GLASS mortgages
at TO- and second do at -. The most OF
the commercial paper negotiated continues
to be at 80, 60 and 80 days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
STEAMSHIPS
NEW STAGE IINE sTEARgspTp
COMPANY

NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF lrse class, FULL powered C1yde-bunt a.,
steamers bEilt expressly for the New Orleans lev
New York trade To sail regularly between T S1G
ERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS, and GLASG0W5 NV Nv
lowest rates to and from al parts OF the 3Tn,ass
Kingdom or the CONT emit of Europe and ali -a.g,o
of the United States and the Dominion of Cahps5oe
LOUISIANA 1000 tons register.,.. Captain Steve.
MINNESOTA, 1000 tons register. Captain HsmItuS
ALABAMA. 24OO tons register Buldina
PENNSYLVANIA, 2560 tons register. vs..s. Buidtrs
VIRGINIA, $500 tons register. o.o...,..o BUSins
GEORGIA. 25o0 tons register .7............ Buildins
49, For Liverpool Direct,-Rs
E8ssg new steamship
LOUISIANA
Saules Stewart Comm snd4p
nov on her way to Liverpool, will leave that nor4
for New Organs November IS And the new steam.
ship
.ra-r.s-, Captain Hamlh2
The vessels of this line sVlH stop at Bordeaux
for freight and passengers SD the passage fTon
Due notice will he given sf She days of satJins
from New OGleGus. s
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS. At
reduced rates.
No charge for medicine or medical attendance
Money orders granted FREE OF charge
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here IN mar
ties DESTROYS o. sending for their friends F
These vessels GROSS the bar at all times Y i4heuk
detention.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed ao
A. K MILLER Co., Agentz
No, 20 Cerondeet street, New Orleans.
ROSS, SKOLFIELD d co.
No. Chapel street LiyerpOol
LBWIS T. MBRROW L co,
sells " No. IS Great CLYDE Street, GLASGOW
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COESTABLES' SALES.

eiDNS'I bt,S.H SHnES,
49, ~ - .1I,.--.,ol>-r,4 ..
.,,,
lahn sfo scott vs. Ahgnse LeWf S-3e II d
;' 5oH Court SoS IN" '"E'S" 81 0''s"Ns" go
Say VIRTUE OF WRIT OF PHKRH FACHAS
Is to me ii ccted by the !Ion l. ". palls, Seventh
Justice OF the Peace 10 and for the parish of
on 4ONDAY. November Is, 1872, at twelve scloeB
n at nv office, No 1Il6 Magazine 8trt ct
0SE LOT or HOgSETOLO RURNITUREo
Seized in the a1oye suis.
TeTms-t,ash o.. the spot.
To2O % 81 j. SORCHTE Constable.
-Av-.-.--
hOrter, PetcrkGn "a ehDSF vs.: ~OuthrIi
window Shade Company. P. mcKitrek, agent
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STEAMBOATS,,
YnT0W NnMIN9 U.

TITIT
3er 5, ~ EIGStGF-e
EXPORTS
GREOA-SarS S,etus;s-I270 bSHes cotton
Misunderstanding rnriqu"-fG0 bales c0tSoH
BOSTON-t}ark EsthtE-33I bales cotto0 80 bbls
notasses 1000 SKIS corn 5000 bbls hous
NEW YORK VIA ROVBDENCE-Steansntp City
of Austin-F0r Provideuce-A25 baeS cotton For
hhds sugar 100 bbls oil 400 H0R oranges 3. bales
SKINS Is bags wool
Observation-Disclosures Sister Kate ~SG5 AXIS com
70 i oats 20 SKIS bran 70 bags coffee 80 bbls flour IS
bales hav 60 bills flour bbe molasses 20 bbls pork
IS bbs whisky 20 bbs crackers 10 See Lard ~ gigs
a1udrieN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

4 special from Boston says it is pretty
well settled that Boston insurance Offices
as a general thing. are rendered yell nigh
insolyent. and to settle their affairs it will
be necessary to have receivers appointed
by the COURTS The Attorney General has
commenced proceedings against Faneuil
Hall, Prescott Fire and Marine, National
Exchange, fremont, Boylston Fire and Ma
rine, and Lawrence insurance companies,
all Of Boston. with view OF winding up
their affairs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

cTEEL RATL4s DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
The great ahopt line from Cincinnati ier C0lumbns
EAST!
Saving etghty-seven to 40 miles, and arriving one
train In advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving fStynine miles, and arriving ak ana ahan
hours in advance al
BALTIMORE.
having seventyseven miles, and arriving eight
eIlb three-q uarters hours in Advance o.
WASHINGTON
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train tho 4uiokesSS
TIE GRB8T JR0N RAILWAY BRIDGES
9 g@S chs Ohio river, at Parkersb burg and 8euAts
gre completed
8oRpJEo AEp NIGHT fIERs 0p
PuffRlans0 gaIace Drawina-ROoflB aad
Sleeping Garw
Ase Pun on this route from St. Louis Cincinnati %
@aluubus to Baltimore and Washington Cityo
WITHOUT CHANGER
By tnis Qoose 500 avoid Sn smo!hus ssans8oEs
tickets fop sals ct al sickes Sfdoss IN sho South
end Vest
Genasaf Ticket Agent. Baltimore, sfaSylana.
W. p SMITH,
&asteS Transportation Baltimore maryland.
SIDNEY B. JONES,
General Passenger Agent Cincinnati Ohio
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RAILROADS.

pRANGR OP TIME
6IA THA
GREAT JACKSON ROTTEo
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RECEIPTS OF PROOUCH.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
QIEX4NURIA-Steama: Bale 3o9lsnde3s3 SSies
KSBURG-stesner Gov Allen-s501 bales cot
ton G622 sks cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and stI-
dries
659 SKIS corn s3 SKIS bran 589 s6s oats SO SS1es 3
ana suEdEy produce
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
NORGANrS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
November 1856 bales cotton SKIS cotton SO Ahds
sugar 80 hbls nloiasscs and sUnu9l-s
November 20-22l bales cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton
- hhds sugar Dbl 10 235 Hbs IaOlSsses halt Cb!S
do and suudri"s $3.50
NEW ORLEAES MOBfLE ASD TEXAN RAIL
ROAD November 30 1908 bales cotton IS bh5 rOsia
% bbls tugpeu2lHc 10! ykgs tobacco end sundsles
NEW ORE4sAES, JACKSON AND GRhAT NORtR.
EkN RAILROAD, November 2G~J259 G8leS GettGD
and eUuATy N.GGUCa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

In San Francisco on the seventeenth in.
slant. meeting Of the members of the
press and friends of the late Colonel Ali
oott S. Evans, agent Of the Associated Press,
was held for the purpose of expressing re-
greet for the loss and sympathy with the
family. and to extend to them such aid as
may be found necessary
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weather ReporSs
Office Chief Signal Officer,
waehington, November 70, I872, AS ?. II. }
PROBABILITIES.

on the lower lakes and thence over the
Middle and New England States clearing
cold weather and southwester'y, 70 north
westerly winds. In the Gulf and South At
lantic States, high barometer generally,
nortbeasterly. In the Northwest. south
oastorly to southwest erly winds, cloudy
weather and falling barometers,, extending
tomorrow to the lower Ohio valley and 70
che upper lakes, with snOv.
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TOWBOATB.

Leviathsn, Sturtevan+ from tne Fasses-To~ed
down and 20 ga. l3lh 64stant, barks Valparaiso
and Robert Morrison Brought up ship q b
Hazletine, barks Queenstown and Dolores
Rio Grande, McL~llan FROM the Passes-TOWed
down and t" see sea 18th Instant brig AlphS, and
and schooner Lily Of tho S'l!ey
STEAMBOATS,.
Governor Allen Benson. from %ic4sNGTg
gohu + Tolle Brady, from st G0uis
Ge!Ie Rowland Re8. from Alexandra
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Ce,URT.
DISTRICT OF EOUTsIAN&,
On Bankruptcy-No. &2I72

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