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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
CLUB MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.
Columbus Legion.


This political organization held a full
meeting last evening in room at the cor
ner of Customhouse street and Exchange
| alley, Mr.. Joseph Macheca in the chair.
The new constitution and bylaws were
read and adopted, and vacant offices filed.
Several members spoke favorably of the
Liberal movement, and the remarks were
well received in every sense. The entire
| proceedings were harmonious, and the pros
| pect is that the slight breach which has
existed for few days will be pleasantly
healed. The members are entering into
the campaign with great earnestness. All
routine business satisfactorily disposed of,
the club adjourned until next Monday
evening. The roll was swelled by the ad-
dition of some good members.
Eleventh Ward Liberals.
A meeting of the friends of the Liberal
State ticket was called last evening, at the
wigwam, corner of Magazine and Seventh
streets. A large crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. P. NJ. Harrison was elected president
pro tenn, and J. Andrews, Jr., temporary
secretary. After considerable discussion
upon the subject, it was finally agreed, on
account of the meeting of the conference
committees, to postpone a permanent or
ganizatiOn, and the meeting adjourned, sub
ject to the call of the chairman.
Garden District Liberal Club.
There was an enthusiastic meeting of this .
club last evening at the corner of Third and
Magazine streets, the president Lucien
Adams, in the chair. Colonel S. J. n
Smith, after the routine business of the club
was completed, addressed the meeting, de-
claring in favor either of retaining Colonel
Penn at the head of the ticket, or substitut-
ing Liberal Republican in his stead. His
remarks were warmly applauded.
Eleventh Ward Republican Club.
This club met last night on Annunciation
street, near Washington, Mr.. r. Davis,
president, in the chair. The attendance
was fair. Several speeches were made.
Tenth Ward Democratic ChanticIeer Club.
This club met last night, w. Whitesides,
president, in the chair. Colonel McCullum
and others made speeches.
Ames Cadets.
The regular meeting of this club was held
last evening at the wigwam on st. Charles
street, DR.. C. P. Ames president in the
chair. Little was done besides the regular
business Of the club though several names
were added to the list of members
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
Foreign Lumber Trade.


We are glad to learn that the foreign
lumber trade is about to be opened with
HsndsbOrO again. A gentleman who is en-
gagged in the trade with Cuba was here this
week to see our mill men, and to contract
with them for lumber to be delivered at
Ship Island. This business was carried on
many years ago with success, and we can
not see now why it can't be made just as
profitable. Vessels drawing twenty-five
feet of water can come with safety at Ship
Island harbor and be Hghtered by schoon-
ers or steamers from the saw mills here at
a small cost. We hope our mill pen will
not let this opportunity pass, but go at
once into the trade, as there is no doubt of
it proving very remunerative to them, and
be the means of reyiving all branches of
business in HandsbOrO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
The Forged mississippi warrants.

A New York dispatch of the twenty-third
gays:
Thomas Cunningham was arraigned be-
fore Justice Bowling at the Tombs this af-
ternOon, on charge of forging warrants
of the State of Mississippi. Henry Mus
grove, State Auditor of Mississippi, Testified
to two forged warrants, in favor of John
Waits, State Senator, of $l49; the other in IA
vor ofanOther legislative officer for about the
same amount, were seized of the Auditors
Office but not paid. These warrants were
seized in the possession of the prisoners
cousin, James Z. Cunningham, in jackson,
Mississippi The prisoner protested his
innocence, but was held for trial without
bail.
Another dispatch of the same date says:
The examination of Thomas Cunningham
developed the fact that he had been EN-
plOyed here in obtaining the Auditors
blank warrants of the State of Mississippi.
His alias is Patterson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
United state. Circuit Conrr.

Judge w. B. Wood has opened and ad
iourned court from day to day since Friday.
He is preparing his appointment list of iu-
spectOrs of registration, as provided for in
the last election law of Congress. The law
provides for the appointment of two for
each parish-one representing each party
but in the present state of affairs with US
four ticketsin the feId-he is necessarily
somewhat at loss how to proceed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
The ST. Louis Democrat has this special:

The st. Louis Democrat has this special:
WASHINGTON, August 23.-Among the
Confederate documents which have recently
come into possession of the government is
the following:
No. 81, DEPARTMENT op STATE,
Richmond, April 80 1864. )
Hon John SIdell, etc, Paris, France;
SIR-Our military situation is very cheer
ing, but of course the decisive features of
the campaign will not appear till the armit 8
shall have met in battle in Northern Georgia
and Northern Virginia. We have sent
Jacob Thompson, of Mississippi, and Glenn
ent c. Clay, of Alabama, to Canada on
secret service, in the hope Of aiding the dis
ruption between the Eastern and Western
States. In the approaching election at the
North it is supposed much good can be done
by the purchase of some of the principal
presses, especially in the Northwest. Very
respectfully, your Obedient servant,
J. P. BENJAMIN, Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.-ParUicular at
tention is called to the sale at auction to be
made this day at noon, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
by the sheriff of the parish of Orleans, of a
lot Of ground, with the improvements
thereon, situated in the First District of
this city, on Triton walk, between Apollo
or Carondelet and Bacchus or Baronne
streets. For particulars see advertisement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
The Shreveport Times of the twenty

second instant says:
The authorities of the city yesterday
purchased considerable portion of the
property which is to be donated by Shreve-
port to the Texas and Pacific railroad. The
property of c. C.. Edey was purchased
through his agent, j. G. McWflliams, for
the sum of $50, ,O0O one-half cash, aud the
balance in six and ninety days. The prop
erty of Gregg & Martin was purchased for
s25,00O, one-half cash and the balance in
sixty days. That Of H. W. kneeland was
balance in sixty and ninety days. The
parties holding the balance of the property
have been heard from, and it viii be mr.
chased most likely during the week. These
sales were made before our friend Colonel
s. L. Taylor, notary public,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
VOLUME VINO. ll9.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.


For Vice President,
B. GRATZ BROWN, OF Missouri.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
At Large.
T. C. MANNING, of Rapides.
ANDREW 8. HEBRON, Of East Baton Rouge.
c. A. WEED, of Orleans
'ALTERHATEs.
J. B. ELAN, of De Soto.
W ROBERTSON, of Iberia.
C. POTTHOFF, of Orleans.
First District.
EFFINGHAM LAWRENCE of Plaquemines.
ALTERNATE.
HARDY RICHARDSON of Washington
Second District.
LOUIS BUSH, Of Lafourche.
ALTERNATE.
CHARLES. E. FENNBR, of Orlea1s.
Third District.
GRNERAL ALLEN THOMAS, of Ascension.
ALTERNATE.
DR.. J. A. TAYLOR, of st: Landry.
Fourth District.
a. H. LEONARD. of CsddO.
ALTERNATE
J. P. HARRIS. of POinte COupee
Fifth District.
L. V, REEVES of Tensas.
ALTERNATE
WADE R. YOUNG, Of CatahouIa
LIBERAL STATE NOMINEES,
For Governor,
DAVIDSON B. PENN OF Orleans.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN S. YOUNG, of Claiborne.
For Secretary Of state,
F.E. DUMAS, of OHleans.
For Auditor,
JAMES GRAHAM, of Orleans
For Attorney General,
W. F. HERMAN, of East Feliciana.
For Superintendent of Public Education,
J. W. MCDONALD, of Webster.
For Congress,
State at large-GEORGE a. SHERIDAN, of Orleans.
First Dstrict-A. D. SLOANAKER, of Orleans.
Second District
Third Bistrict-ELBE2T CAN'T, of St. Landry.
Fourth District-Long term-E. C. DAVIDSON, of
Sabine.
Fourth District-Short term-SAMUEL ARMSTEAD,
of CaddO.
Fifth District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27

An Austrian naval engineer is said to
have perfected an invention by which ocean
going steamers dispense with the smoke
stack entirely, the smoke being elected
under water quite as readily as IN the air.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
A Washington special to the Cincinnati

Enquirer says;
General Babcock, commissioner of public
buildings and grounds, received sixty two
palrs OF German sparrOws few days since,
and they have been let out in the public
grounds. They are now becoming quite
numerous IN the public parks, and as they
multiply rapidly there viii soon be thou.
sands Of them in the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
BUSINESS CHANGES,


MIR. ROBERT GRIESINGER HAS BEEN
IVA admitted partner in our firm from this date.
New Orleans, July l, 1872. i52S 5taw Inn
VVHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO
Il fore existing under the maine and style of
FATJO, MARKS CO. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Either party will sign the name of said firm in
All claims TO be presented to Messrs. D. FATIo &
co. at the old stand No. % TehonPitoulas street
JOHN BRUNASO.
JOSEPH H. MARKS.
l. n. MAKS.
New Orleans, July 81, 1872.
nOunCe my future business and its locality. For
the present, am to be found at my old location.
l. n MARKS.
The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnersRip under the firm name of D. FATJ0
CO. and will continue the Wholesale Grocery, I'm
porting aud General Commission business, as here
%t4togt' % at their old stand, No. 50 TchoupitOulas
D. FATJo.
JOHN BRUNAso.
New Orleans, August l. f87S. G.' - 49, aus I'm
VNHE COMPREHENSIVE OF WARREN &
\ CRAWFoRD expires this day by limitation.
Either partner will sign in liguidation only.
]. }. WARREN
New Orleans, July 81, 1872.
Referring to the above, the undersigned have
this day formed eOpartnership to coStiuue +be
cotton factOrage and commission business under
the name, style and firm Of WARREN, ATKINSON
& Co. at No, As. .CsrOndelet street.
J. J. WARREN
c. ATKINSON
J. n. ATKINSON. .
New Orleans, August /, 1877. aus m
TTOTTCF.-As SURVIVING PARTNER OF THE
IN late firm Of s. MENDKLS0HN K CO, have
been appointed hduidator by the Second District
Court OF this parish. All parties holding claims
against the firm, or persons owing to the same VIII
present them TO me FOR settlement Or payment.
s. MEHDBLSOHN,
Liquidator Of hendelsOhn Co.
New Orleans, August l, 1917. sulIm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
FIRE IN A BONDED WAREHOUSE
QUARTER OF a MILLION LOSS
STRAlGHT-OUT NEW YORK DEMOCRATS
MEETING OF ENIPERORS
THE CHOLERA IN INDIA.
SPANISH CoRTEs ELECTION
SUCCESS OF. GOVERNMENT PARTY
HOT AT ST. LOUIS AND MEMPHIS
FATAL CASES OF sUNsTRoKE
A MEMPHIS COAL DEALER DEAD
DEATH IN A DENTISTS CHAIR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
LIBERAL NATIONAL NOMINEES.

For President, r
HORACE GREELEY, Of New York.
For Vice President,
B. GRATZ BROWN, OF Missouri.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27
Ames Cadets,

The regular meeting of this club was held
last evening at the wigwam on st. Charles
street, DR.. c. P. Ames, president, in the
chair. Little was done besides the regular
business Of the club, though several names
were added to the list of members.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27

We think it entirely wrong to permit
clubs of young lads and children to turn
out in procession during an exciting political
campaign as the present one promises to be.
We need not go beyond Saturday night, and
the causeless but natural panic of the
Junior Broom Rangers to justify this posi-
ton. We hope the practice will be sum.
marily stopped.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27

FIRE IN A BONDED WAREHOUSE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27

'CoNTmVEO QE RIaRTR PAQa.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27

SUCCESS OF. GOVERNMENT PARTY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27

QUARTER OF A MILLION LOSS
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SPANISH CoRTEs ELECTION
, 1872-11-16
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. Is.
ALCoHOL-Tas in fair request at .7Y@1.8o for o.
per cent proof.
few sales hnye been made to city manufacturers but
aside from this nothing was done. ne quote: $500
per ton for common; $500 for fair 5so@loo for
choice; and s110@s120 for choice hur Sales include
10 tons common to fair at $45.00@75.00.
HEANB-There was decided improvement In the
demand for beans o-dny, former prices being general
" sustained. Sales include % br1a choice andpcked
nayies at s225 bags navy at $1.9o; 800 bu and Is
br1s medium at 81 30; 100 brla common ut $1.25.
market. Business was generally reported quiet, and
sales were SLOW at former rates. In quarters an
easier feeling evnced but there few dealers
willing to grant any material concession from former
dairy, 24@o6c; medium to good, 1S@22o; inferior to
common, 7G317c. 600
BAGaiNd-The bagging trade continues very quiet,
with but slight variation In prices. There was fair
the list were less neglected. Following are
the prices current: StarR, 36c Ludlow, 35Xc; Lew
iston, 34c American, 32c; Otter Greek, 331c; burap
bags, and bu, so@22Mc; gunntes, single, 18@19c;
do, DOUBLE CSC; wool aacks. 68@70c.
BUILDING MATERIAL8-Were moderately active
at previous prices. Common brick easy at S1l SO
per The supply s quite large, while the demand is
Considerably less Is the advances. We quote:
6tuceo, So.50G275; New York atucco, casting, S3.75@
4.0o superhne do Rosendale cement, s3.25
500: Akron cemsnt, s.. 90 marble DUST s325 lime,
in bulk, 81 0o@11o; lime lin brs) s1.25@135 per brl;
white sand, per bn plasterng hair, per bu
40@45c; fire brict per 1000, SA00O@90.oO buiimng
Gl4o0 Woodstock pressed range ut SIS 500@40o0; st.
Louis Hydrnune pressed, $500, del Milwaukee,
$500, del; Racine, 5000 del Hnsda1e, s25.00
del; fire clay, per brl, s4.00@5.0o. Tho following
window glass; from which reduction Of 40 per cent
In made by dea1eb:
, 1872-11-16
money and C0MMERCE.
MONETARY.


FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. Is.
7,oc,1 finances continue in rather an unsat1s-
<octo7v situation. Merchants collections in the
country have improved little, but, with the
most Of them, it is hard work TO neos maturing
liabilities; 8 good many are not able to 90 II,
,nd have to be carried along Temporarily ny
their bankers, at which the latter complain
oood deal. The conclusion Of o good many
mortgage loans is delayed BY the difficulty in
Getting abstracts Of title, and those VINO nave
exnected money from these sources nave Dor
roved temporarily Of the banks. But the ao-
xont of winter weather stimulates the
hacking business, and pork-packers are
heoinninr to check on their balances,
hat this vas expected, and banks Were
1Te nsred for it besides it is legitimate move
7nent Of funds that will benefit the mercantile
community generally. This, however, is about
4he only favorable feature, and in most other
.soects Of local trade and finances there Is
nothing particularly encouraging.
There appears to be some hardening OF rates
cor money in the open market, aad there are
considerable offerings Of commercial paper az
~ per cent per month, and but little money TO
be had at that price. There are alao moro LOG 81
etocks offered for sa1e b. brokers.
Currency continues to come in from the coon-
tr7 pretty freely, and the amount going out Is
email.
Exchange is scarce and firm at Soc per 81 ,000
premium for sales between banks.
MesErs. Lunt, Preston !; Kean quote stocks
and bonds in the local market, this afternoon, es
, 1872-11-16
2e2; on beer this year, s1ol,e96 last year,


The following instruments were fled for rec
ord On Friday, Nov. Is:
o1TY PROPERTY,
North LaSa1le st, corner Eric st. Q I, 25x51 IT,
dated Oct 16; consideration, a 600.
Thirty-1rst st, " corner Burnside st, +, Lot IS
dnted April Is; consideration, so,e75.
Lots ~ and %, in Wilson's Lots to 33 etc., " Il
Block 26, in Sec 50, 49, II, dated Nov g. consdera-
tior, $25oo.
Brigham st. Q: and Wood st. ST, q # to ailey,
dated Oct. 19; consideration, S625.
Michigan av Of Sixteenth st, 81 81Co It to alley,
dated Oct. / consideration, ST., 500. .....
DeEalb st. OF md Flou1noy st, II +, "a It to
alley, dated Nov. Is; consideration, S75o
=, dated Sept. is; consideration, $3.50.
E Of " IS Of 4 y Of Lots and q. in Block Sc,
eeS + ~ 17s atI Of Blue islsnd av " Stsss it.
dated Sept. IS; consideration, $500,
Wabash av Of rventy-zf1th st, T. s6z1eo it, dated
June e eons'derat,on ' sls ooo ,rr.r ,o,, ~
s., 500.
Lots to q Of seaycrns Lot L. in Block e5 Section
dasa d Tsx Wsler Sosss 4 ana s. Smiths
n y Sec Is, 80, II, dated Noy.7 consideration
to s aley. dated Oct. T.; consideration $1,000.
Iu3iana av between Thirty-second and Thirty
third &ts, 100 # to alley, dated Nov /; consider
'' Of < Lot %, in ButterEeld'a Addition, dated
| Sept, 20; consideration $780,
Lots and g. Walkers Block II, IN Sec 81 80, IL,
| dated Nov. 9; consideration, $1,000. >.
Augusta ST. between Currier and Will SITS, t, IS It
to alley, with building dated Nor s. consideration
southwestern az; betwczn Taylor and Polk sts, 9
d Il al!ey, dated Noy IS; saee
Lot 70, in Daylins subdivision in Hsw Il, Sec II,
t a. H. dated Nov, IL. consideration, SjuU.
Lots % to 81 in Block ., in Sherman and Clarks
! nw q Sec 81, 49, IA, dated Nov 8; consideration
North Franklin st. II Of and near 1Ienomonee st, T.
| Lot 6, dated Nov. IS; consideration, $780,.
NORTH CITY LIMITS.
Lots Is aud 49, in Warmers Lots It and 49, OF beser m
dixie and seee's subdivision IN v Y u Sec 2e' ao
II, dated Nov. IA; consideration, S3,0uo.
EoUTH OF CITY LIMITS. .
| Lots IS and 81 Of Woodworths Lots y and IS, o.
Newhau, Larned, and Woodbridge's nw4 Sec Is, ~,
a, dated July o2; consideration, $780,. ~
Arnold et IT, 55x135 it, in Block 6, in Sec 16, 80,
| Il. dated Nov is consideration, $3.50.
| Same as the above, daed Nov. II; consideration,
| $3.50.
Lots and 10, in Hartzer's Block Of Clough aud
Barueys Lots ST and S. in SEQ 1 SO, IA, dated Nov.
| IL; consideration, 81 800.
Undivided Of Lots IS and H. n Hale'g Lots to 3
in Johnston's u & Of Il Sec. 3, ~, IL, uatea
Feb. -: consideration, 500:
dated Noy. &; consideration, $500.
| Eyerts ay, 96 It Of Fifdeth st, + 561l24H 1t,
| dated Nov i; consideration, $780,
Eyerts ay, 1872 it Of Fiftieh st, +, 3Gx1o4H #,
| dated Nov. &; consideration, $500.
Eyerts ar, 16s # Of Fiftieth st. I, 4ex124h It,
| dated Nov, G consideration, $4Go-
Everts av, 216 it Of Fftieth st, +. 4sx124H 1t,
| dated Nov. 6; consideration, $490.
Eyerts Ev, o64 it Of Fifteth st, I, 4s11249 It,
| dated Nov. 6 consideration, S400.
Eyerts av, 2371 it Of Forty-rinth ST. r +, 48x1241
| #, dated Noy. consideration, 500.
, 1872-11-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. .NoE. Is.
Prop Java, Buffalo, s,2ss brs salt, 1900 bars aroad
Prop champ1an, ogdensburgn, 22e tazs rairoa Iron,
$50 br1s salt, and slntl1ies:
snd sundt:vs.
Prop Nebraaha. Buffalo, 73a bars rairoad iron, and
Prop Colorado Buffalo, 142 tons pig iron and' uasies.
sshr Gty ef c4is7gS Asas 5 r ~ lber
Schr St. Peter, Tawas, lis N lrmbsr.
schr Ethan Alien, Cleveland, ~ tons coal.
schr Levi Grant, N1anistee. 2o1 IL lumber
8chr Regulator, MusEegont LIS N lumber.
schr Sardinia, Afanistee, 1i0 j lumber.
sshf seF kyoas Tsa Musfssn nssssen e e ss s
sehr Geo. Go6le, Buffalo, 54s n,ns Goa.
schr Maine, Ludiugson, iJ5 m lumber.
sehr =. Eilenwood, white Iaks i5 n lumber, as N,
schr 2. ? RoieItr, White iakS 50 r]lum1er.
schr Rosa Belle, hanistee, 12o n lu1nler.
Schr Speed, MusEtgon, 100 N lumber,
Ecow Contest, Saugatuck, 100 N lurnbe.
scov Painter, South haven, 3s cordz wood, Is cords
bark.
scow Magdalena, South Haven, 50 cord. wood.
scov Black Hawk, Lincoln, IS N lu1nbez 10 m 1ath
Barge Comet nn'&ssSRj U2haSE1 * T lumber w. *
Bark Jessie Dru1smoad Tholsid 10 o Sa 9hes. TO-
schr Kilderhouse, Buffalo, 1000 bp corn.
Schr Swallow, Black Rock, 20, ,0G0 bu WHEAT
schr Onondaga, Buffalo, 34,o0o bu corn.
Schr Black Hawk, Stony Greek, sundrie5.
schr Mary B. Hale, Colliugwood, 1854 bu corn.
Prop city of TEasesss 81 IT, T5a'erss City ba
schr Rerth Barnes Menonainee IS Iris beet Is br,,
pork, and sundries-
Prop East Saginaw, North Manitou, Geo bu oats.
Prop City of FREMONT f. PotI aorons A,000 bu corn,
Prop City Of Fre1nent, Mackinack, 50 hrla pork, 90
bris flour, and scadries.
Bark city Of the Straits, Buffalo, q, COO bu wheat
schr Ella Ellenwood, White River, coo bu corn, and
auudrieF. ~ .......,'
schr jas. r. BenEy, Buffalo, IS 600 bu corn.
schr Zack Chandler, Buffalo, 81, ,7a5 hn wheat.
schr CoEngwood, Au saubs, II ooo bu oats 600 bu
corn, 800 brls pork, 100 hrls nour u tes ard 25Q
br!a beef .s.-.-
seow L. Painter, South HaTen, 500 bu com, Geo bu
, 1872-11-16

favorable circumstance AZ it gave Adara the
mIueh-needed opportunity to york of several
Thousand stale hogs that have accuni nieted in
the pens. Sales we're effected at 83.95@S0 for
common coarse heavy, to choice suooE ]irht
grades, chiefly st 94.00@4.15. Tie mrkohosed
tirm with about all sold We note tie fonvinc
transactions: o
, 1872-11-16
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. Is.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in THIS city
during the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date d year ago:
, 1872-11-16

quote: onondaga fine, $225; ordinary, coarse q Is;
Saginaw, fine, s225; coarse Diamond q $225; dairy,
solar, s. IS: Ashton dairy per bag. $500; ground
alumni, $2.25. =
SASH, DOORS, AND BLIND9-Were tolerahly active
and without Visible variation in prices We quote:
-FOUR PANEL DooRs, RAISED PANELS BOTH SIDES.
, 1872-11-16

CHICAGO, FRIDAY, Nov. 15-The enga gements
reported were: To Ruffelo-s. T. 1twater,
wheat. at 1oc; prop Colorado, wheat, at l2c
schr Bridgewater, oats on p. t: To Portland
Prop B. F. Wade, corn, through rate. To Og-
densbuz9h- Champlaiu and st. Lawrence.