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Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19
MARINE INrELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.
COASTWISE.

ARRIVED.
COASTWISE.
Brig Mechanic, Gould, Bath, Me, Northrop &
Cumming, with ice, to Lippitt & Co
Schr Light of the East, Harper, Fall River, j
II ChadbOurne 81 Co.
Sehr c Eborn, Moore, Jacksonville, Ed
Schr Adiel, Moore, Swansboro', Edwards-& s.
Hall.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New York,
Steamship Lucille, Price, Baltimore, A ID
CaZauX.
Worth & Worth. ......sstr
German Brig LcopOldine, ITacsloof, Phila-
delpha, Willard Bros. r.
(Br) Barquentne Leonora, EdluonsOn, Gal
weston, Wick 81 Mebane.
Schr Charles, Weeks, Fairfield, DeRosset IS
. steamship RebGcca Clyde, childs, Baltimore,
CLEARED.
CoAsrwIsE.
" July 15-Steamship Lucille, Price, Baltimore,
steamship Regulator, Freeman, New York,
Barry Bros. .............
ScIir Mary A Holt, Higgins, Boston, j II
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Philadelphia.
Worth s. Worth.
FOREIGN. H.
German Bar4ue Shanghai, Hauschultz, Cork
for orders, Willard Bros. ..
EXPORTS. t-.
iCOASTWISE
New Nork-Steamship Regulator--26 bales
cotton, 100 hbls tuTpcntlue, $50 do rOsn, 20 do
spirits, 200 do tar, 139G bushels peanuts, IS bbls
pStono, .... ,.-
MISUNDERSTANDING fMcHlc--1,31G bDl
roSn, 1:i5 do spirits, IS bhls ttr q bales cotton,
90 bushels peanuts, 81 empty ale Kegs, ) pkgs
mdse, u, ,009 feet lumber. .
Boston-Sehr Mary ~ Hotties, ,tS9 feet luln-
Der.
PhilaGel phia--SteamslIip Pioneer 800 bhls
r0Sn, Il do spirits, 1l9 do tar, Dbl turpentine
Ioo bushels peanuts, 15, 900 feet lumber, 80 empty
ale Kegs, 2 tons old iron.
FOREIGN y. .......
Cork ior Or,lcrS-iIerman BarGuc Shanghai
The Shanghai sailed with tull cargo of roSin
but the actual exports }42 bblS. which
were To replace what was thrown overheard TT
the time OF her disaster.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

The receipts for Ike week, 521 bbls, are an ii,-
crease VI 254 bbis, but tho exports have been
large, and the stock is reduced to ~ bbis The
following are the Iesaud receipts fer the week
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

a. II CHADBGUR%; =. MURRAY,
j. aBLSi EGkBGG.E'
This Bk+rs having increased it's Capital TO
Two Hundred AMI Fity 1bousa1d Dollars,
now ouers iicrea.., 4 faclntics to its patrons,
Discounts, PTDlt.~+ory y NGtcs and ....
FoFeirlf @nd DoiJesti; BHls Df E%rhange
Buvs ANA sells Gcid and Silver Coin and But.
hon. stocks bonds, cc.. Sc.
Issues Certificates q ,pepq74t, bearing inter
e., Taga"'" or ocTnAnd ~
.eitsg ls,leafs alepar on New York, Philadcl-
r,Flja. T1-t0f, baltimore {: Norfolk, Peters
burg Itici. ncftF baleicIi, SewbcTN. Payctte-
vile, charle>tpn, and other IoiutI North and
South. a,.. .-.. .-L.- - . I.
Nalces co'tcti0na in al PARTS Of the United
! .>sres Canada ald FnruPe .a''''
~ Do,JsIt Accounts res pectfuDY solicited
.-J1n Merchants. J ~ :ucrs, 3lecL 4nIt AID 9TH
.sre subject % check AZ II ght.
in4,es72 -fT 3 119-n:e y, tVwych /.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

COUNTY CANVASSERS.-At a meeting
of the Democratic Executive Committee,
held Yesterday, on motion of Dugald Nc
MILAN, ESQ, w. II. Bernard was elected
Chairman, and l.. III. Bowden, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed canvassers for the respective Wards
and Townships of the county Of New Han
over:
TIE CITY.
First Ward-W. y. Mahn, j. G.. Heyer,
e. Glavin, J. ii. Strauss, ii. B. Gay.
Second Wards. r. Bunting, j. l..
Holmes, w. n. Bowden, J. w. Hinson.
Third Ward-IIenry NOnGlaln, John
Perdue, l.. w. Williams, w. w. 1Opp,
James w. King.
Fourth Ward-Roger Moore, |. Il. Graiir-
ger, G. NJ. Stedman, j. ". Atkinson, d.
j. Devane.
Fifth Ward-J. II. Savage, +. A. l..
Cassidey, James BrocLet, Joseph King, o.
Il. llanchey.
TOWNSHIPS.
GrdHt-J. w. Williams, l.. w. Howard,
X. NJ. Sudbury, J. y. Garrison, u. Atkin-
son.
Fe,lcrM Point --
Hunett-A. F. Newkirk, l.. f. McClam-
my, J. &. Foy, Thomas Edens, Charles
BOnham.
HoUy-Wm. Player, r.. T. Williams,
John James, j. NJ. Scott, g. Wooten.
cape FcdJ-A. j. Grady, VIM. johnson,
John st. George, Henry West, Joe. Bur
riss. -r.r..
Union--E. Garris, j. w. Murray, +. M.
Johnson, w. l.. liivenbark, Teachey Ri
venbark.
Col,m.bia-M. c. Collins, j. a. Herring
II. ii. w. McIntire, John II. Murphy,
Owen Alderman. ..
Rocky P0jnt-E. Robeson, Thomas A.
McClendon, DIR. w. Il. Emmett, Dr.. +
Porter, ii. S. WeStbrOok.
IOhIen-W. Z. Bannerman, Jesse Bow
den, Thomas Bradshaw, j. NJ. Cowan.
Cds'ceI-J. Pridgen, j. n. Hanson, D
j. COrbett, j. Nj. Lewis, o. r. lIollings
worth. 5AE
Mn&OnbOro-John Beasley, u. George
Tim George, Duncan Bryan, &. Morse.
Lincoln w. Larkins, l.. 7. Bell
q. Williams, B G. Bordeaux, Il. w
Collins. ....... ..
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

r.-2 EAIGiIEGOH'S HAIR DYE
..y>-.GE+15 .T57-E,E0
Hi sapar5 HAIR J. ,'e is the best IN the world
c~<te-ty laEn leql 1T Liable and imstsEIAt;l ne
or. No t".iuEr'u EuCit. No l-IGiGlllC4s AJus
~ t"l,ieaa-ua DdaT. Hhc g'uuiI,c Y. :. Batch
c.Dr.s HAN hJe I,roaGaCe IA vi ED!ATELI Il
splendid hia%s - Eatu.al zrV"n. pUos not
stain tsefSki'f s'f'jf lit ne I!-l C1h4u Soft
auh i.caa[ - ,'he only site I'll" Perfect Dye.
-a|1 - d. j,:' .-<',. LartpJl ~ Jo."i street,
Ne-y Y0rt.t .-
. s.u5t. ''ls.l~-z. 175-~i ---,a ~ .Hrsvtv
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

.fss.sassr ~ zsf95sH
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-19

9Th. The C"Ii.Inany is 'stan li-hed b solid
ard permanent b.p,ls, -tris ha9.ls hecn aIceD
TO .nc"ctse the Gari.ai Stock to S5GO,0JO.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
FARM AND FIRESIDE.
20 Our Farmers..

IN
rseling that the pro,ptaEilly taEilt9f D. oaa n souNHsy Ns
depends upon that of the farming COM
munitSswep eprqpaSo to aetotel mora TIME,
and more space in our paper, to the in
terests of our agricultural friends, than IS
usual in the county papers. ~
We invite tho ala of fafniers IN caifff caffys
ng out our plans, which are to make the
agricultural, ,calYmpspf the ,Einss, IN me-
diam through which they can ask for aud
receive information from each other.
We earnestly ask the assistance of thG
members the Gopntya Agricultural So
cietSs tthe only body in our midst organ,
lied in the interests Of the afarmer)t; con-
fident that we can be Of eervicc to them.
if they will allow us.
BY this VIC mean, that we hold our
selves ready, in this department Of the
paper, to represent Gle wants of the farm
ers of our county as they are presented
to us, and to do all..in ours spowento sproa
mote their welfare.
To carry out the abo9s, We need the
farmers help .lsena nSiofigihdl articles
for publication. g .rgna 9n agaasFs pgattsFs touching the
interests Of agricultur urists-wi,ctheS lin
the form pfayesieS OIL hZlansWes one
propounded By another, it matters notl
Only be sure to.sariteJ did Thereby aid
your society, yourselves, and lastly. this
paper which aspiIe5 10 BE- your organ.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
Edgc6elds Adrylioer.
- - ,.SdJcfeld AdrWtio
-N--esss--v-Aa 4
Advantages of Drunkenness.

,oiiihbn anivisoor ,vtIi4b ,vtIi4b teomla -
If yo4 wish to be. always Thirsty hc a
'dfunkard; for the oftcnerr and more thirs-
))tySyowwilleeFTOD WV o. &EsR
Ifyou wish to prevent your friends froh
'faisingEyolIii ,the world, be adrun kar d;
and that will defeat all their efforts.
\, Ifyop would efeacctnally countcract your
own attempts to do, well, ,bc q Adrqnkard
and vop @illhot be disappoihfed,V W 81
Ifyop arc determined to be poor, be a
drunIn,klaarfdi;rfsfands nI,kla you, will beragged and
,penplnliileesss mi es to ,yeur hearts cohtentAI JOE
(, Ifynp wish tolstarye your fnnily bea D.
drunfkarsdi; fag d. and thengouIwilbconsdme the
means Of of tthseir support. ott io GJ0I,I
i IfyopApr, wouldbe eimposelupoh byknav-
es bea dyuEn(k,ard; and that will make their
task easy. arA 15qeljjIq otTI
Ifyou would smash windows, break the
peace, get your bones broken, fall under
horses and dta|Fst ea|Fts gRnp5db and be locked up in a
tetion house, opaa9e be n dr,lnkard; and it will
u stnpge If you don't succeed.
IF yp, ,wish all your prospectsIiu life
y be cEaIf cloaudod be 2 drqpplkaaEd; and they
will soon be dark enough. 2IlY.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

CoMposrs ON TIE FARM.-Long cxpe-
riencc and observation convince us, that
tho most profitable lahog on. .the-.f farun,qis.
that Of the aecumnaation of the materials
If0A fnanara Shich Sih be found on the
premises of every landholdcr, and the
paanafact&& &0f the.samS -intb compost
with the dung from the horse and cattle
stable.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

Every farmer should keep bees, II only
few swarms, to supply honey for his
own use. Their winter quarters should
be dark, dry and cold. The bees.afenot
then liable to be revived by an OCCASION
al sunny day, and 60 to eating, Of leave,
the hive IeF eFpd be, caught out apdlkiiledby
the cold winds.
Farmers in the upper et'tlnti Counties 81 Of I'll, The
State are rapidly adopting the plan Of
raising oats in the cotton, and thu ttthgps,reap-
ing double dfSp.n II II is $50 sown WI in n'-t the
alleys early in the mouth Bf Adg gdsstS fiaa ID
not injured by transplantipg, and yields
in the upper counties from forty to fifty
bushels of grain to the acre. 1t is also
of great use in supplying Vegetable mat
ter to light landsaR eS U III d
In selecting seed corn from the field,
select 9 Rtalk ghaNhas ono osmore suoks
era, producing ears like the main stalk,
at least four good ears, Plant onlys the
butt half Of the ear, and in selecting,
choose hsloMsr ears- -of aSstalls, and the
ear of sucker IN e 4lss 4plFefsseposst bthet of
After selecting the ear that suits youJ
plant one grain in place, at distance
of not less than fifty or sixty yards apart,
in cotton field, and when the corn tassels
or silks out, bend thS atalle Sbo4e Ahelea
between the joints, SO that the pollen of
each stalk may fall on its own silk. This
will make it fill well. After it natures,
select an ear to your liking, and plant
where it will not mix with other corn,
and you will have pure unmixed corn.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

ilGd csIE
n PRospEerIyE 4EsIs1Ay1qgor HIGH
@A@ RoBBEkkY Y.STanxees IT ne Taxes Taxes!
The Radical party Jind South ''C Carolina lima
seemafaally bent oupon draining the
white people efthe State-tho property
Aolder9 Of their very last cent.
n ITheraI AaEfd now three tax measures
before the Legislature-with asfaifa
chance 9fb being eaFriqd sfqNall we kneWy-
,bhiSh!h Aeir pfaeeieaii A WsoAfkidhgg, oAfkidhgg ! would
suoant sasfhafsa T. nothing Les thfg @ open con
{ One 81 Of these tss is bill tq 4avy,p'tax of
devehteen mflls on the dollar for the cn-
suing Year. ANOTHER HEi9taii Is 9taiis stamp act,
rehash of the UnifsdNsRtssI l1utsrhal
Reveng9 gIPS hPqS saf4g4i af4 g4iehaaYe1 shall speak
further hereafter. And third is the
licensd lass, I%lheilwill compel all pro-
4 ficssions css and trades to take out license.
Truly Republican legislation in South
Carolina becomes year by year moro like
,.ITS,,, iHiiox T. nrrsyf1 .Pt
honor, without decency, without human
itys aoaL1
The taxpayers IF SQuth Caroline ought
not, and we feel certain willnot, submit
10 4his mpSsifioS sof eax baldens so un-
jpst,ls9 YQPnressixe.t oShould these new
measures become law, let the people re-
'sist payment, and in convention assem-
bled petition to che General 'Go5vaefnment
foSredrcss. VI
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

The following Remedies We copy copy, from from
the Medical Record of New York.
For Observation-Disclosures Salts, one
ounce, sulph. morphine, one grain;
water, six ounces. Give tablespoon
full every two hours until free operations
then prolong intervals to four hours
until dysenteric symptoms cease. ''''','
FoR ASTHMA Sulphuric ether, one
andss half. ounce; y tine. of.Lobelia, one
ounce; ofopium and stramonium (James-
town weed) four drams each. Give o
teaspoonful every one or two hours unsil
the difficulty Of breathing iis q Relieved = =
For SMALLrox.-(VerY highly re-
commended) Three drops lH Of balsam
of copaiba with q little of, the white of
an egg or mucilageand syrup and take
three times day.g5Y, " w SAl
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

aH5baasskEaa f: eats3h Stephens has just
completed his Compendium of United
Slater Historya esignsa 6rscHoa, S6fsgA
and general Il readers. trThs yelspo Rilb
style, divided nto two books.
0 VIA j # I sEF NJ FF sF Fl Fl 3 3 4 u | q
Glue is used as Q ssitjiffening in the prim-
aty Citing 8SfdabbRro 81 bRroKsahi oKsaillshb llsshhb. Try it and
save your horse that has accidentally
broken Ms leg.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

.I1O 1WJE1 10 ~ j = - 49, -
THE 1sAps 1LsAAppys RErogF,TA tall gentle
man staggering under the influence of Ii
qslopr lyfth With sq large sill ofwire on his arm,
= affSSsted e assIt lSay ip the atreetr7! t,aaA
,clothes-ll;psae i n buy for my wifep
"An excellent article replied madam
I.and if all wiy@DgsteVto ,hava uadchF
cllsshesslines ls and hang their husband husbands up
on them ..ggs great ,.sqpy,6m mqpy 6mfErioa aj1g Hsn
evening" Themaptahs Sefsd #itlI ahiESup'
and staggered outpf sight, ATa daTAaaa
sPomcroy VS. tnsniScFAs shdao yysnyy
s'Grapqttp for President, and nd sEwssA for
Vice President. The one giveth and tho
other takcth. BiessSdJbAthcit 'hamesaa>
,,,s,,yrs .Y-r%1tWp
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06
TEHE UNIVERSAL LIFD

IN rRAN'oiE y "A !: i co CO. N E. AN
a. g &C., esqnipert al stpees, New is i1s sar
ia g. y ~ 7 6'4'Hess .a issi.9 ssfs
The Original stock un es she
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HSsaH ygsH " HasBAa p a: ii a s..s
zs ls e= - Eoe~s k@as 81 @ 81 49, s. @ aasf
~ p. ] 1ag,ona a arg =, 81 ,1 s n 1
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ss S ] s ssaS.sy $ ss s
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= ; @ = % A Is '
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m Of
Stockholders
of tho mos
lmepr .ftat +e
Plane Wm
ft@ aioofA AahL aiRa 0o1 4
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

Foa BoTs OR coLaicc.-rake ac one Z, o.. ;,
chloroforn, l OF of laadanufn and 1 %.
tinct. asaSatids.- -niz iwell and &giSs & III
u pint or J. qt Of thin eyrup. To DO
'Rcll shaken. Il horse will cat or drink,
give Cruel fsedy.@rEolloa AeSve sdose,
in a few hours, with brisk dose Of caskaftlc
salts. Glauber aalts the best though 'Ep.
com will answer. ir'SqrN' ''N s'"n''''@ ,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-06

Le.te Columbia -soe a. 4 A. ll.oSPM, n,
sSfsogg sSfog squEH. vEgHH. SKfphz
ksats hsaSs g&stsasia &sHa.,sa n 2sS 2S A. NJ
% to all point. @ Nofth South % and Wess Vest
: Through tickets sold and baggage checked
y all principal points. Z Standard time-Waah-
ihgton City time. E.P, ALETXi.AANSDI}ER .A:NS DER nd
.Iil M ,Goncraf Superintendent
i. R. DonsEr, Gen. Ersis4. and 1ieke. Ag.:
South Carolina 1 R, Ri .Aau
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at TAO a m
Arrive at Gharlestonat ,,o- W. s,S.2OpFm
Leave Charleston at $40 M
Arrive at Columbia at $40 p m
NIGHT EXPRESS s 81 MFHraaHF " AMP ALTON
TRAIN, Sundays exccp'ed.>
Leave columbia. at j u . u ''7.50 p m
Arsye At It. Charleston ;s.,!, at .o.1l-ar sA5
Arrive at Columbia Mt \ iliG-ang aoii 600 a M
Camden Accommodation Train will continue
TO run to Columbia asf formerly Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
4. L. TYLER, vice-Prcsident.
, S. B. PIcKENs, General Ticket Agent Yag
GTeenville & Columbia r. r.
tUP. ~ 'f t1'
Leave Columbia at - 200 m
F" Alston 0.10 a m
Newberry 1l.15-a m
< n Gokcsbury 800 p M
Bolton = 500 p m
Arrive at Greenvillc la!4W GAH = $50 p m
Leave arcenvills es'gfsfa- "a -egiss&
:. Bclton ~, S,03 q m
Cokesburyfi All H-tfs = " 1907 4 m
Abbeyillo ,-t 8.l5 M
Newbcrry 1.5O p M
Arrive at Columbia ,a-,,,t-, \ 5.55 . m
ora VHl- rios. DODASfEAD,4 ;,
IROO -. CianefaT Superintendent J. .
NJ. Z. BARTLETT General Ticket Agent . sDtnt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-10

ARhdyAL and DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON q. G. Il A. R. R.
On and after Monday, Nov 35lh, 1872,
trains will run % foliows:
NORTH 10. s. NO. 5. NO. l.
Leave irvine. 1854 n. b2OP u
Leave Oil City 500 A n. $50 P u. 1902 u
" Pete $50 3,37 /" $50 9
4" Titusv. 7,l0 1926 S,l6 I"
Arrive Cory, $50 800 4" 1910 F."
No e-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City $50 A n; Pet Centre,
1918; Titusville, ll,05; Ar. Cory, H. ,40pm
SOUTH. no, =. NO. 4. no. 6.
Leave Cory, 1885 Az. 6,l0AM. s.2OP u
Titusv. 1890 n. 1880 7,30 4"
p. Cen. 40 SIT 8.l5l"
Arrive o. City 400 900 4" 800 {"
" Irvine. 500 ll.3s +"
No. lo---Accommods.ion Freight.
Leaves Cory l,40 p n; Titnsv, 2,65; Pet
Centre. 3,55; Ar st Oil City, 4,30 p m.
eE No. s and 6 rrn on Sunday
ECommensi Nov Sd trains will run
by Philadelphia time, which is TIN hin
uTss IAsTsR thsn our time.
J.J LAWRENCE, Gsa. SUIT,
Q. ,. BxYSvsr, AnFt %IPt.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

.'ev. Shpmsnis-ooO bbs Flour 1000 bash Wheat aHd
id. h. Barley -.
Utc- p-Crin IN store-wheat ,s6 100 tush Corr, s17
ff coo hr Barcr 21l ~ bush Rye, ~ Vl bush
.su.; Nal. if. Lake imnoris0 beat, 1sp bush
800 nusl Barley 61A blsii ave i'luo
Aipn Ca CeTn, >. 80 ousli OAis
bush Barley l50 lush Bre l,2D bush FiouT qreii W ~
snnr Sac %, Haera STA ~ 50i Amber 90 7o9 - i'
f so % 80 90 Wbeat SIM t lat weeks aEauei aa m er
iNfuafe No. 2 Spring At fl f0i Chic7go No slnHg
Crct White Canada anil White Mciga 81 va 81 as
s.cs small ois Of No AZ oc 20 CO.. bush No. w
uu.t held al oc No Tocio % ioe bar
Ca ada gg0s5c; Western So Sc state 1oe Barley
Wintrr 81 5l 81 d; Canada, % kye esll
dull ard hcavT Mess Fork, eiJ o"~
llr. 1.c. : p Oiher articles uuch4xge4
VrIsytrl. fsir de% nd sales n 81 "a
steady g. 5l0 ~ 5 Other Grains stcady nl IN
f Butter eady. Pork mina AZ Ell Bli Aard dul and
t07t fer sseam u lac for Kettle hoi Meas uA
Shoulders, Clear Rib Sides Sc for Cear sides eli
urrtar cured Bacon steady Sc shouers &C. for Clear
si,s auc 8ic Ce Sides. Green Meats quiet at S Tor
Sde.; lc for Hans, arconiing 70 weight
.Tt Hogs dnn At - 65d - 30 Whisky hm At 5sc -
CHiCAGO Dec 9Four gnd eadv light sales Wheat
higher No Spnng, 81 20 No Spring closed a. 81 va
Board in the afternoon 81 l4 NO
SPRING 0ldSl o. Rejected ~ 9je according To location Corn
higher Mixed 3i cash December; Rejected 2s
steady; No 25c Rejected 22i QJtc- kle sesGg no
steady % 50d IN GA Lard steady a &C., cash
Hams firm ac according weight Other Green Meats
cured and cangcd Whisky steady t3c Receipts
O0 bills -Four Wheat. 900 bush Corn, Jgu
hueh 5000 26Op0 hush Barley Shpmeuts-9HO
hills Pour 1ooo bush Wheat 1908 bush Cor 1900 bush Oa
29Ui0 bust. Barley.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
TnF STATE OF TRADE.

EIAUFFAN
LAM D,r g-i a. opened M liQ9 for money, and
os Fr ,rnun Uhted Nverwenty bonds l6s old elii
Isr7s 94 g New fres 8k. kre Railway shares 81
sr Dec g-Uuiie5 Fye-rWesJ bonds Jo for tie
issue of l.A -,s
PARu Dee. ga. m.-selfes opened At 5itr &c.
Agr- n Dec 9-pe.roIeum, 53-L for lue faie American
Tlvr .0r Dec 9-I.3c mlOtt0n opeHel qulet ana seaay
Asiidlir- ID. auis l0L Midlng Orleans. lb DlOlL
I0yn Dee g-i.JO rl--ETe Railway shares ~.
Ltvl.a.aoL Dec e-l:J0 J. -Breadstuds 4net. ., =,
m--C1t0u unchanged: The sales OF
- he en IS bales. including loo ior speculation and
- 1f Ndalng q o aDds FOR December al ga
ulC0us0s American Securities closed un
claarc. Ere Railway slares t2t
u-c 8-5 %. Refined Petroleum, 20id. . salon
Axr. tP Dec g-pa Ioeum, 81. i0T Fine Pa- American -
LIv vt.o0L Dec. 81 p H--COrn New Slb9@5 D. Lard 81
H., De- 8-Ese1ng- 7eutne opened Al 436944l, and
aud e 4. 40 a. 6145 & csL for Spirt.
pa Doe 5-Egelias-Rel.es closed at 5Jt &c
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
COTTON MARKETS.

NHwORrEAv Dec 9-Cottop good demand Good Oriinsry
iTlc Mdilings. iBc Mddngs l5c net receipts t,lJl
bales gross exports Great Britain 1888 acsi coast
we 10 bales sales 1900 basi last evening 300 bales stock l4J
WILMINGTON Dec 9-Coon quiet htiug l8lc net receipts
- bales. snles s. bales; stock, 2 ~ bales
Dec 9tgtiOn shade bfmeri hlngs Utc re-
ce.pts 2.f76 bales shipments 6J9 bales -
qCoou quiet; Mddngs bic 7eoeps $40 bales
BosroS Dec hrm; Mddlngs, Poe receipts, bJ
sales 400 bales; stock, 400 bales
BALTfN0RK 9C0tOn firm Middiugs l3ci net receipts
Us bales gross, 700 bes expoo Geat Britain ~ baes coast
wise T5 bsies; sales, 25q bales; stocs, 7.195 bales
GALVESTON 9CotoB steady; Good Ordinary l62c net
ceuis exposto Great bnian ZOl Dales sales SO
wales stock. 63. .f22 bales. 49,,
MoRrIg Dee s-Coon Coed Ordinary. T7c Low MID
dngs I7o Midlugs, 0c receipts lS5 bales exports
coas'vise 29 bales; coo uaes stock y OPS Oae2
NORFOLK Dec -Cston-Esumatl 1000 bsesi
stock. / 1853 bales 80 - -
CrcIxxATI Dec scOttou quiet Mi3dangs loIc receipts J7
bales; shipments 385 hales stock. 2ll4 bales
fair demand MddlnS I8tci net re
ceipts. 5l4 haes sales 534 hses.
stock. actual count 5ioi bales
PHILADELPHIA. Dec g.-toft0u quiet; Mid4hngs. 1850.
CHARLEsros gCouen quiet and dull; MdugE l8ic Low
MidlB7s 8c receipts 2232 baes Britain,
1870 bales; onaTise sales 500 bales stock l2
SAvAvvAH Dec quiet bu frm; Midtincs l8c
epts G83 bales; e1pouO Great Britain, 40 bales; The con-
nent bales; coastW 1885 baiesi sales l5l bales stock
- bales.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
DECEMBER 10, 1872
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET


EEw- -YoEE. MondaJ. Dec ., lg72
The supply nt the opening OF the week. ~ re sares
basue- horse. Of quality shout equal % ho snepso
demand Prices are G- ai.h riher upvaF caicoTo % te
tact that toe hore epeuc reVsea many Eaf Ae com
t SON Whence SegYorf be heaviest and most WINNIE "of
ine boss vcfy GcBi eetu bsv bosnes VII os hns
and ber re tcf yei 30 nu-h eraa ti' e present Frf
fr m . of t h frri,nd has r4usY az tne prsn, ~ -
rfacf sessJn. dealers daposl4 81 seept
c, sr.rlsfofs sad so.calei H1n88" VII heWeV fihl
i t-fk maae rrpssf dnnf lH f1e m1re TT 's ie H
t ia 9rrostl m nuT. uho ctIe VII ~ "'A ut -
t.cf laa-r T1ialc airaclY fon ilr ofhe d., 49,
W .errr r.rIfr N tras -iN
o al t =. :. ~ lr ~ aanucr hy pa-l.s ~ les Wao le yer
lrv- iur I- Urr.I aI.lrt.e .kre-t n tr. 4l. ~
No. .,s-.tlr san f~cl r1 se ssIefFl a' t.f flf ~
Cfrr- 4rnn lrt hast ei, tomorrow aesli w D"
Dol. =, a o. oclieE
~ = 81 ..ssa como d11.si foT sd dgis fo-iir
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10
Prcrrprs OF PRnDuCE.

Per North Rrsr RGi'rOGta
De ali rkqs Ashes bales Broom Corr 1863 bale- Cotton
sos bbls seel oil hbl Copuer 8 pkgA Dnsd fruit o
M F- 100 Flour 30 BUSH Wheat 353 bush Corn
81 GG 3O lusl llt 1870 bush Barley - b2ss ea
See s Flaxef bhls 2fJ hush Peas t5 hns Corn
~ 4 Com Meal 23l haes Hops 222 Hides 675 bales Htes
u Leather hhs " o. Molses Z6f hbs Bosin, 12 pkgs
oil Csf. I6 pkg Beef l4 pkgs Cat heats d.
pigs Lari 5i Dkg steain J pEgs blttef -1
49, .. 287 Dkrs Talos Peanuts l pkgs rccans
80 nk re- starcA 2j ha aest Tea hhs Io0aco
10 ols c TOuacco 8l3 bb WhGy, ~ bales Wool ~ bales
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10

TIMOTHY TITC0MB (Dr. J. G. H0LLAND)
leIyeg as e6rtel ectule ne soea. lnlertoa a. hs
E between E-ih Alhscs ltl Rs
DAY RyRNISG Dec H. Lecture pcce e. by ~ Oan 1olee oeaa
Prof HeEr kiFe Browne. Org ait 4r
cents ReTve = cenrs eyr tnf SHE a. Nelson lhps,
s Broaixay, Digs Cunngtai Co., ~ Boadsal afs Csh.
s5 ghayc the door on Che evening Of the .ceiu;e
THE LADIES' UNION RELIEF ASSOCIA-
TiOS VIII hold FAIR At ksPa9heaa ~ sgo7dwa an rwsasy
hrst during week. commencing MONDAY, Dee 3 10 AID hea
m hr care Widows and Orphans oi Uso1 Seu The
pablo for donations ufal and Ay
which BE- either u the following
IAaes AFs JOHN A. KBSNhDf, President rs West rseay
cora-st Dr. g. " CLAkKeOS NcePrrsieat % PaTkses
Mnt WM T. HAVEMBYkH Treasurer. 80 Nelf Fonttbl -
during the FuiE an donations Will b. promptly ackso~ geA
MRS. II. b. ST0WE-MArINEE.
vi ASSOCIATION HALL. lRDAi, ltih, 2. n
Tickets Sc. 4 the Hall and dcliracrA
New-York tribune., 1872-12-10


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