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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

A vlrtuous landlord in Louisville has
lust been mulced in considerable sum
for tuning young my traveller away
from his hotel because she was unaccom-
panied by a gentleman, The act being pub
llcly done, and creatng considerable talk.
The young lady, whose character was
proved to be above repro0ch, inceneed at
the insult, brought suit for defamation Of
character, with the result above chr0nlced'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
Chinese Jealousy.

The idolators of beauty the Chinese
are forever at the feet of beings whom
they adore. When any Of their wives are
lndlspostd, they lasten q eilkcn thread
around her wrist, the cord of which is
given to a physician, aud il is only by
the motion which the pulsation comman'-
Gates to ii that he is allowed to judge Of
the stale of his patient. This trceaulion
of jealousy is almost unique in It's kind.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

A woman recently died in Soho at the
advanced age of eighty four. She was
determined woman, and would never allow
a doctor TO Wait her. At the inquest a
medical gentleman said he had known her
for somr years, and she had always re-
marked that the reason why she lived so
oug was that she never had doctor. 1t
would be not only difficult but ipjudclous
for the doctors TO prove the contrary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
Steamer Arrived.

CnAs. SUMNER ON BoARD--cREw PICKED Up
NEW YORK, Nov. 29th.-The Steamer
Baltic has arrived. Charles Sumner is a
passenger.
The Baltic rescued nineteen of the crew
of the ship Assyria from Quebec for Ply
mouth, spoken water logged.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
The oaIlows.


A WIFE MURDERER MEETS HIS DOOM.
EBgNsRRG, PA, Nov. 26.-Michael
Moore was executed to-day in the prison
ya'd ln the murder Of his wife. She had
tecn separated from him on account OF
brutal Treatment, but WAS enticed into q
sood wbofe lac killed her and made a
bontlrc over her remains.
lie persisted in declaring his Innocence
AMI made NJ COZ leseion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
COLD WEATHER.

thing 10 u eyept II o thapping OF the lips Hud
hanis. the appended listof Articles for tee euro
Of ubrasinns. cracks and fssure-. embraces y
psriumfd Glycerinr, Gold Cufm, ulycM,e
q cam, Bowers Gly cerlue Cream, uayl"y AZ
tnsdlie e. uegemau.s ramrhor lee, Nc lerson 4
Cemphor ice, Mrinali's Caibolc Cainph0r les
and diyoefiue, Melnall's arbohc Cocoa Hnitef,
Pleas Giycarine Soap, Hnw,e aud benb9w
Gixcsfius soan aad host Of other mat e4 " uly-
cefine Soaps all for sale at the lowest pricea.
EDWARD MoIEALL. JR.,
Wholesale and Retail Drus glat.
Second and Market strocls.
Wilmington.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE SECRETARY
OFFERED A NEW POS TIoN.
~ ~s'errnrh to BvKKI RvEEIss.
WAsnING1oN, Nov. 29.-Gen. Horace
Porter has bcn elected Vice President Of
the Pullman Palace Car Company. His
ac EFT me- dep nds upon the wishes of
Prstid NJ G'ant.
iuE GERMAN MINISTER DENIES RECENT
nUMoR.
IN Hrimno mister denies the recent
'N COUNT al o. g steamship companies
q It h'rn or'er to advance the rates OF
pcs 4gu to prevent migration from Ger
| many.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
HORSE DIsIS FRUTANTs.

During the present epidemic amnng horses II
krnnid ls we'll FOR hOrHeincn, Htahlemen ana lntM
ers 10 exert themselves to prevent az QUIZ gus
the disease. This can be done by ke,plhR the wv
N the stall In q pure condition. an ounce u
prevention il worth pound OF cure; ...-.
The fili0wiug AntlHep'lc' and oisiutc'Anis aIe
tho Ieat known, and arc lneniiOoed IN tte follow
Ing list according ~ preference Impure Nhtnollo
Acid. h 'nride Of Lime, CarholH,e 81 l.iine rom
dad lar, Ceppern', selphhte ~ Hno' btiial toLs
are able TO meet almost ANY demhnf, AZ reason
ahia prices We also mentor The following ini-
ments M worthy or trsl In the saiue disease 10Y
application lee lily :-H II. 4. Remedy, lmghhhl
small; Merchant GargliuEt a. 3 q te-i MeNicah
2sizssi y utEis Embrocatiou, 2 sisei ho.nHh
mus RDwARD MoIEALL, ia,
Duggist aud Chemist,
a.,atw aoeand nnd Market streets.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
CRIME in PHILADELPHIA
Startling Disclosures by tho Convicted
Assassin, Hugh Mara.


Assassin, Hugh mara
From the Philadelphia Ledger, Of Monday.
ON saturday Hugh Mara, or Morrow,
was sentenced to six years and nine
months imprisonment for the assault on
Alderman McMuliin with intent to kill
AS to him Individually, considering him
rs an abandoned ruflian, ready TO engage
In any mlrderous work, no one can say
that he does net deserve his fate; but
looking TO the interests of justice and TO
the protection OF society, there ID room Tor
the opinion that what be knows, or what
there Is the strongest reason 10 pelleVe ne
knows, of many airOcious crimes COM
mitted 10 this city, ought to nave nsen
used in some other way than that Whlch
has been adopted. Since his sentence on
Saturday, aud after his lips lave been
sealed for the present as a witness, as
closures of the most startling character,
vouched for as made by him, and attested
Inv what purports to he his oath before the
Navor OF the city and another magistrate,
have been permitted - come to light.
These have reference not only to the at
tampt 10 murder Mr.. Brooks, but TO cat
alogue of other hidlous crimes, alleged by
Morrow to have been committed or inst-
gated by the same combination OF men
whom he accuses with having employed
him to murder Brooks.
IIBegnning with the Brooks conspiracy,
Morrow aiildaviis profess to tell by whom
he was Immediately instigated 10 do the
work of assassination Ia that Instance
giving names and places and particulars
how the murdcrOus gang logged the loot
stems of that faithful officer by day and by
night to kill him, for no other reason than
| that lie was faithful to his duty now,
when Murfow's assassin heart fallei MN,
he was bull led until the attempted murder
was accomplished and how, when he
had done the work, he was seereted foI
DAYS and weeks. ard carried from place to
plac., and paid "tivc dollars" for The
iiendish Job Then follow particulars o.
to lli- aiibi, which d. says was fabricated
for hi- defence, ihrs adding PERJURY ah'
suiomalicu Of PERJURY To The auemp.r'
murder. Fourth, i'm this ftnfiiI g 'aih
loeuc Of inquired crime. Is the charge ny
Morrow that The terrible "coal on me,
at Ninth and Wharton, was in-tlgated D!
some of the same gang. This Is OF Il chai
lac,rr to chill the blood of every one Wh'
recalls the terrible consequences OF tha
cal,mity-men, women and children star
tied from their beds on a winter nieh
with flames all around them-the yer
streets surgug with liquid fire, so tia
every av,nuc of escape was cut oil, an
forced u fly from their burning home
only to bc enculphed in the rivers Of nam
sweeping through the stfegta. Noihin
j can he more horrible than the contemplu
lion OF this awful calamity, A. dellbeiHt
I work of organized crime. Fiith IN IA
. tiet pf acrusatipns il the charge that IN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
Z Gig Trial.

Intle L. $. curt at New Orleans this
Wcrh. ia the SUI of Kellogg against War
mouth. tie plaintiffs counsel filed 1000
uiii inyits Of voters to the effect that they
had been deprived of the right to register
and vote. The counsel for the defence was
granted permission To file counter ailida-
Ga
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

The people who sigh for "the good old
'times" arc likely to be gratided this
year, in the way of a good old fashioned
winter, If we may judge from the begin
ming made before winter has begun ae-
cordlng to the almanaes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
Pennsylvania.
FIRE AT cENTRALIA.

oyTelegfaph 10 EVERY hNkNiNu'
CENTRAIIA, Pa, Nov. ga fire broke
ont this morning and destroyed five
houses, including Piper's Hotel and the
Western Union Telegraph Office.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

A BARQUE wREcKED-ELEvEN OF HER
CREW lost.
BY Telegraph to EVERY EVENING.
BosToN, Nov. 25th.-The steamer Bdtd-
Uid has arrived here with portion of the
crew of the Bark Charles Ward from
Quebec for Sunderland. Eleven of the
crew were washed overheard. The sur
viyors were rescued after cliuglng to the
rigging 30 hours.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

HIS DEATH MoMENTARILY EXPECTED.
By Telegraph to RvsRY RvKSiNo.
NEw YORK, Nov. Goth. Mr.. Greeley's
death is momentarily expected, his physl-
clans entertaining no hopes Of his suryi-
wing the present attack.
The nature of his attack is nervous
prostfation, from the shock CAUSED by
grief at his wife's death and the result OF
the election.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
LATER.


The latest adyices state that Mr. Greeley
failed very much during the night, and Ia
sinking rapidly, though sleeping quietly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
ANOTH ER LARGE q WELL sELkS
ED NTGCH or HUaSEs,

Braces. Supporters and Surgical Appliances re-
caivej AT fostsr's Trass aud Brace DEPOT A
fuii iiue now Oh hand. Perfect satisfaction guar
anteed Private rooms for ladies and gentleihah'
separate. Prices to salt all .,, .ropv
FOeTER's DRUG sFohh
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

-o'Conor gave the Temperance cendi-
date close lun.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

Velvet lie the standard trimming for
this season.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
60 3 sssss, ''l' " An LlsA BALE


lH snd AFFha MONDAY. jelly 2yra. ps
(Srnd4Ys Excepted,
PAB1HuuHa iaAtEa WILL LRAVK A. FOLLOW
EcaquuAEp gOuTHWAAp,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30

MIXED TRAIN. HoithWard, Will lseveDeng
RtAg0 = NJ Laurel. ., 2i; seaiOrd, s 60; Btl,r
vile. 4 30: Greenwood. l. 90; fufmngt0n
Harm ,t3u, q % Felton,. 100; Canterbury tfi
MOOdside. CTS Wy ming, o.lsi Dover = 81
Muorou. 8 o.. nreniort. 70i; 0llItou. %
80; Mtdlttuwu, = Is; hit Pleasant. p hil'
wood, IS 43; New taHiia. U.26. Atrlve Al Hn'
mm{t n 70; PbNAdelphia, ll9; halulst
3 m houthwtrd, will leave PhiladelpLiaal! W
p " B4ltAufe $50; Wilmington, Y ~. ny
Ca o. 21; Niddlatowu, ? Nind. Townse1i y
Cititu Alti power Oi Wyoming, l'Wi RI
t.ui i.li fauinBt1n, 0n9i laimtnAioa, Pr
Laurel. o. ~; Delu.ar. 2 %. ,-
aut iliXed 'rhia Will DO ran subject 70 delIi
iuUid1u' toifelght bus ness, and WILL STOP val
atstiuus whore time ls giveT.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Win ngtQn and Phlais
sad Wilmington. l.l0P a. iQr New Caste
sMi RNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Additional to those above, leave Ulalioa Y
Huyrna & ~ A. M, and O. I'd p. NJ. leave smys
Tor Gay ton ] / 20 A. Nj, aud q 80 z. NJ, 10 aA
connection with tretns 10 and from Dover AiasA
''''' CONNECTIONS.
Al Townsend, with the Kent County and sig
Anna's q Kelt Railroads. Al Clayton, WIZ ~
q Del. X X. At Harrington with J, b,
At scafOrd, " IN D. Il d. 4. H.. At Delm9t w
4 l. X L., AID MicolnicO and POcOmoke X d,
y kkhNkI. superinlendah'
( -r7..--- WILMINGTON x WEslfk
,ss..stslAeas kA lLlOAn - TIME Abl
I On AID auer iuHnAi, Noytinuer l,lh, j
''A''' wgsEssf '' '''''" EAST
/ Mis- Nail Accom-. Accom-. MAJ a.,
An An pA. 81. g. a. II
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-11-30
ppRFErTr,Y saFE AND RELIABLE
~ PRATir'S ASTRAL OAE..

Druggist aud Chemist,
oe1s.Iv Second and Market streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

Mallory MARVEL o.. and each for suntms Co and W.
The Morris cattle by Meys io othsm al cwt
lee 50 of scan, 81 cwt at ISo and coarse non o~I
" 4 Dudley bad 10 an Ternn. ssS ew sod s,SlasS
a. S Ss ses and opS lSt a. Sc s. e
Toae sons sold % little native hOPpe 81 cwt, ssic
W sese cars 81 cvt, at lal and 80 of cwt
$ Moses cars ordinary Texans at about Be- ono lot at
samuel; sold nunei. sei svt. stil,slfls ,
cv a Sac g illinois cars them q ow strong &c., and
& at s9 IdnO SST sSs M S SST 20.
w. Sherman Hm 70 for " il Mallory 10 Illinois cattle n LIT
g Kahn for NJ and IT. Kahn l9 Kentucky cattle q evt st
9l2c y nda8s for Brown Bake s s"t at He and 10 Ken
NJ Goldsmith Kentucky cattle q i2I ai2ci and
n WosiRe for saSme Co.. 81 good a lie
The drOve st One hundred we IA cars Tor '" thompson ior
W. TseSfson sod 50 Ohio steers $50 n at 12c 81 ewt
Illinois 25 d. l2lc, and 80 do 1l7oell9O 49, at l2c, 81 ID y
& sold 8 Illinois steers. Ct cvt at laG and &C Of strong II
VfSI Cfvrs-wh arrivals 200 to-day al Kind, are
lower but as'ers so1eI most one s calves at So Prime
Bucks County Jerseys uSt'be above se 'nough some OF
Judd Bafnghm sold 20 fed calves At 90 80 each n ,,sa,o
~ Tsg = 4 EG S1,s SIS and Gt 5S for 60 state b.
Anderson Hcnfy SOFA had calves 2o5 TO- 5e and . grass
g y - B9G, COUNTY 1a @ Il Y rs Is s q
rHr AVID I,n-Aval; to-day IL cars at Fo5ty.eif19 o
lambs washington Market Rot sheep in good REQUEST and no
GOOD lambs 70 reach &C. few fne STATE sn Canada went
iSS and even 0c sheep Saturday 1884 against
l8.gi0 date last wcek. $500 .e.. -
Sse by Hume Forycrht.st 2i) Ohio sheep 81 i6,
6d6i a Canada lambs of IS b, and 80 STATE 56 b both at
l0c Gs state O3d70 bs., at lOc
sold % Ohio sheep, 20 ibs 7c 3} DO Oh bs q Tel 90
thin H. lambs. at 8 90 OF 5 bs 9.c los Of ~ bs s1c
and us Of 81 lbs az l0c.
An owner sold state lambs ia rejecting cus.
Judd Buckingham, at Foethst 65 Oslo sheep ~ 5s Clc
Lech & Barnes sold 05 Ohio sheep 76 ibS az sc
A. Van Vert sold State lahs 81 lbs, az 50 Is per head
j. ~ Pdcock Communpaw 49, poor O d. Ohio sheep ~ 5c
a Of 80 b. Gull Kentucky lambs 81 ID, at c aud M good
Co., % tb al &c.
sold no PonuSylvana lambs - ~ az &c. 56 Kentucky
Go 8c O. d. ca 10 and m Pennsylvania % n, both at Dc
Anderson Henry sold 90 Penng lyana lambs 80 ID, al De-
HOos-Aruya y az Fortehst and ~ AZ COumuupav max
ing % eG9 Saturday against 20 $40 date last week The
ket inactive and prices rather lover CQ6c for heavy tsHlc
medium and d6c for pigs. live Ohio lC5 Is, sold 81 5!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

veara Denominations $1,000. $500. and 800 COu-
pons or Registered
Price GA and accrued interest IN currency from
Feb. Is, 1872.
Mans, circulars, documents, and information fur
nished.
Ts,stees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-YorS
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for SALE
and the increased demand absorbing them warrant
the belief they will soon be sought for OF an advance
considerably above the present subscription price az
,rbicb they can now be had through the principal
ponks and Bankers throughout tho country ana
from, the undersigned, who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them. ,,voust
TANNER & Co., Bankers No. II Wali-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LoNDos Aug 8 20 mConsols opened AZ 2s FOR money, and
g.; of the account U6 ycTweny bonds ls0ls yl 1905 DID,
92B 1865 9li TenF0rtics, cog.
PARIS Aug Ga m.-kcutes opened al 55L 72c
LIVERPOOL Aug lO30 a. WCOtOn opened quiet aud steady
MdllDg Up.ands q DlH. MddHng Orleans, l0ld.
LvEKPoOL Aug 8lO mCottOn Is hrer and prices have ad
vaned aeholi Mding Upand Od Mddlng Orleans 1911 4sd
PARIS Avg. 8.-Reu'es. 55f 15c.
$3.50 p. mThe Beadstuds market Is Sinner
loSDoH, Aug HCon8ol5 closed unchanged American
Securities quiet aud steady quotations unchanged.
Aug $3.50 mCoOn closed unchsnEd the sales %
the dav have been Is 90 bales including 5000 bales m speculation and
export Wbeat II y GENITAL i1I California White; II al for Red
Western Spring, and u Red Flour Dbl for
Western Canal Corn, quarter Cheese 559 y cUt for the best
grades Of American 6ue.
ANTWERP Aug 8.-Petroeum, 46,f fo Fine Pale American
lyEBlool Aug }bycu4g-Sns Tueutne, 90 as per cWt
Common Rosn. p al per cWt
LoSDos Aug 5-Esuug-LiDseel Oil G37 O5a e57 10 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD.

The remainder of the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT GOID BONDS, limited to SSOOOO 10 The
MuF ON finished Road offered to close out the lOau'
at par and interest %. ,,,.
THF NFw-JERsEg DIVISION OF THE ROAD is FIN
JsHrD. AND TRAINS ARE NOW RUNNING INTO JEltota
Cry From OswegO eastward tho ROAD Is III sue
cessful operaton for long distance A short gap III
the construction Of the New-YOrk DIVISION alone
prevents running through from New-fork 70
Oswego Work is progressing on TINS unnnlslcu
section with the utmost energy, and WE HOPE sOON
10 ANNDINCE THE COMPLETION OF THE ENIlkE
ROAD or rms GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NEW-1oRK
These Bonds, in our judgment, possess in marked
degree the elements of -
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME
For sale or exchanged for Governments and other
seourities at their market value by
GEORGE OPDYKE Il Co., No. % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON Aug 3CoiiOH steady Id1hugs 50 net receipts
baes eyr&oavw 5l bsesi sales Sd bales stock, 1899 bales
PHTLADELPHIA Aug. 8.--tiDtt0n quiet; MdihDea. &c.
8C0ton qnirt; hdug, 22ic gross receipts 30
bales: Gales 100 bales s-,ck 5000 bales
chiefly for local speculation,
Midings zjic
MoBiLE. Aug 8COon duh and nominal; receipts, bales
e1ports-c0astRise "a bales stock, 7b5 bales
hENPHs Aug. a-COtion frm Mllngs 2lsc receipts II
b8eA
Aug 9Coitoa qe Low Midags 2Oc net receipts
exp3rls-c1asWi8e, n bales. stock sol baes
81 Louis Aug 8-C0tlon u0I1nal
hU5rsrA Abe 8Cotton nomin Miilngs l9c; receipts "a
bales; sales q bales
LO6lsyiLLF Aug s.-Oot,on dolls Mddlugs, cote
Bu10RE Aug 3CO0a dll; Midngs 2lic; sales 80 bales;
WiLaisoTos Aug 9-COtOn 6mi Madlngs zOls; slorE $40
SEw-ORIRGss. A1g 3Cotoh nominal; Low Miigrg. i9l 70
l9ie net receipts bales, gOss, bales sales bes stock
1850 bales.
sAyAssAH Aug 8Cott0n quiet Ndings 2Ge: net reents %
77 bales; sales - bales
GALyEsf0S Aug 8Cotoa nonins Goi Oflnsty lg asDs net
receipts, ~ bales; sales. 80 tsIcs; sock. SO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK mARKRr-Aua. a.

CtrTLg-The @s s today were 500 head making total uppy
fJr ae Gus s cars against tbs
time asl Tie market opened slog ts morng
Of holding yesterdays Toward
close hotlis made concessions when trade beame active
onll lead DISPOSED Of ses, l53 head Illinois
g rom si 70 90 H. At 90 ~ gss ~ 81 Indiana sesl
LOS3 Gj Michigan
nun ~ 70 70 ID, ~ - Missouri seeis. rnudng
ifon ~ lJJl ~ at f6U l92 ranging
i9 80 NJ % ~5@p0 49, AZ OHIO sookers averaging 81J H. At
., ha'eAy secs a,sg1s go 10 AZ - 29 80 Csnaa stock
elt fahs uH NON w 70 III 10, a. ~ Ha4 a.
today for
tae l11D bead tine
itc nhiA was not quite active yesterdays rates. prices
ohaugsi Canada lamb s70s8 Isl seep eS Western
Sheep PfdH5 81 sses 9 CaHaf lambs ranging 80 II d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
NEw-YORR PROTECTED BUILDINGS.
NETWORK CITY.


West TSeuyeycu l53 l5e-stO brick factory,
1896 Edwad c. Robinson,
north side 100 feet east Of frave, three
stor brown dwellings, i86Gj0 ch Thomas Fitzpatrick
owner.
Avenue No. 1885, Gyejy brick tenement 2x J. g. Dlyen
port,
Rdgest side Gaaist Gyostoy brick
tenement 2sx5l.6, 5. A. Mldlebr0k owner
Fneculh.s side $50 OF Avenue D, wooy sa
be. l23Nl0J John MagIre. owner
one side IS eat Of Thiri-aye
tO-sory brick dwelling stable 23r32i Louis PEPPER
Tweu;youh- side, % feet % Sec0ndaYe,
story bnck stable. iO1l5, D. Nenouberg,
Deineys No. 2 oues;oy bucksore house l2r George
HerdtleldeT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

THURgDGT Aug &BEEyssArrvas YESTERDAY and today, lfJ
CommunpaW 70 10 Olehundreit and IL ~ Weeavken
mstug 35l hesd, and re4ng Aoniz STOCK sgs thus r this
well fire last week lhe feeling close
housy apparent to-day and ayerge about le de-
ene hote1tc prime lots sad 0sc Texans. fhoe were
neal. 20 Of these long hgrn en va yey dca TO make sales
even a ace Most a them went a. sasc Really prime cattle were
Ne cali t) I3c auus AZ lJc zoos Il Zic Some
IahVeS a. stock about By making
co1csa9us
Cosmunp es we're % cars Tor n Norris 81 cars Cor j.
ysPbersOu u fof Kahn Co. lor GOLDSMITH Coz for W. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Per N0rih Hiftr Ttss1l' oRd H7irolaf .
Arc 023 pkg Ashes, 96 bales Broom Corn, pkgs Bsgr u
bb Copper s. bales Cotton 25 hbs E' 40 pigs Dried Fruit
$500 hb Fonr bbs Meal 800 bags Meal, RIO bush Wheat,
lie q9 Oats $500 bush Rye 2O0 bush Malt
o. Leather III bd, Hides 40 bales Hops bales HEMP 81
ho Px hbs Spirits Turpenn 23l3 bills kosn, 20 bbs Lara
Oil pqs OIL Cake 81 bbs Lub OIL 2 bags Peanuts 2i lags
Flax Seed 10 pigs Pork G63 Cut Meats tc Lard 25O kegs
Lard 1875 pgs Cheese j pigs Enter 100 pkgS Searn 40
pkcs Taow ll7 sk Silver Ore 2OiC pkg Starch 30
bales Tow 1924 pkgs Tea $50 bids Tobacco 'i3 pss Tobacco 90
L. IL. u d. mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
LIVE CROCK MARKETS.

Rnr LBRRTT, Penn, Aug s-Csale-Reeeips for the
5l1 cars 600 head. against 81 ears last
week. The supply was good and Ike demand for ali
grades, especially medium. Buers ao plenty. prices
Of last weei held hr Pine Southern Ohio, 300 to 1900 ~
80 ~ 20 iV 20 ~ 10 % % 70 20 IEi ll to 100 H.
hand aud met ready sale 80 10 5Oj reached go
head Hogskecp for the week 2i and against
cars as, week Ihs supply heavy There good demand for
ghthut rather du0r heavy The price declined
best Tops brought a5 TO $a sos prime Philadelphia - 80 IS
Workers, "a go. ShCcpReceipis
1860 head against 100 week Yet the supply the
demand Fine Wool IS n 81 6tc SGdo 70 TO
30 b do u to Sc Wool sheep brought about h
mon and Inferior TO &C. Bambs to 7c nothing scarcely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
HoEsE And CARRIAGE MAGKET.
NEw.YoRK. ThnrsdaY. Aug.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Aug 8. 1872
The present dull state Of the city trade in
horses offers absolutely nothing to comment upon. nor
are there any features indicative Of speedy improve
ment Prices rule very low in The general market.
well az the auction marts, and sales above s20o
head are exceptional cases.
The regular semi-weekly sale OF horses carriages.
harness and general horse equipments will take
place at Meesrs. Johnston ana Van Iasses Horse s0d
Carriage Auction Mart, tomorrow tudayl tbe9th nst,
AZ ~ o'clock.
Messrs WadrOa & Cooke report the following saes
effected at their downtown auction mart IN Churchst:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

&c 67 Michigan sbeop ranging D. at as %
1s5 so; All Indiana sheep averaging Il n, at 81 so
the thus far 40 400 head 1900 head for
last week The market slow yesterdays rate good hogs
Illinois hogs rahng from sl to 2s ba ~ 20 TO 80 IS; In
diana, averaging l6l bs, at 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
HAVANA MARKETS.


HAvANA Aug sugar irregular Exchange United states
days sight q as Ter cent Premium short gh 80 pc
premium; dy gold 20i per premium short GIT
per premium London M 3i premi Paris
~ premium Spanish bank notes irregular t l59l9 pc
discount.