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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

The CoDricr-jo"lUM has the follow
inc account Of an accident, which occur
ed on Sunday last:
The town Of Lagrange, some tWcntv-
six mile, from the city, on the Short-inc
railroad was thrown into the widest rX-
element yesterday morning by an nc
Cidcnt which occurred at the Christian
Church during II funeral service The
house was crowded to its utmost ca-
pGcity, and as the assembly arose to be
dismissed, a part Of the floor gave way.
Then followed a scene which bcggarS
description. Thc crowd rushed for the
single front door crushing one another.
and knocking down the seat, in their
frantic efforts to ret out. Some with
presence Of mind cndcayorcl to check
them by shouting there was no danger.
but This WAS Unavailiu" rs the scream,
and groan, were droIcuing.
One lady tainted and was somewhat
bruised by the jam. several others
jumped out Of the windows. two of
them receiving severe injuries. one of
which hNd to br conveyed homo in help
les, condition. Others received ,prainrd
ankles. Ono little Girl got under Il fall
ling eat. and was badly hurt.
To add 10 the horror Of the scene. the
stand on which the coffin was placed
carccned with the sinking floor: but
fortunately it was secured from falling.
The church building is a new one, hc.
n9 used bnt five wears. and every one
thought it perfectly safe.
\ Protest Against Personalities.
The New Iorl; Nc,u'I protest,
against the Introduction of pcr,onalitic,
into apoIitical campaign. As for the
Cincinnati nominee. it saws:
Horace Greeley is a true type of
American liic-Stl'-madc. honest heart
ed, energetic man, having his peculiar
tiles and eccentric notions. but all the
more American on that account. II he
wear, cOwhilc boots. destitute Of pol
i-h, they have carried him bravrly
through an honorable career marked
ont hy enterprise and ending in ,ucrr--.
II hi, coat hangs loosely ON hi. shout.
drrS and drag at his heels. it buttons,
ovcra heart that is proud OF the land Of
hi- birth and full Of kindly rcc'iu" for
his icl'ow-mcn. II his old white hat
lacks the fashionable curve in the brim.
and looks liGra venerable and not wei,
preserved family relic, It cover, brain
fall Of GENTS, ever ready to- labor IN the
call-c Of freedom and for the advance
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The Eorty.sccnnh Cnngrcss.

bUII1I lUlH lcTW' HIoUI NV H"""''l
bills have finally passed both Houses OF
Congress and become laws, OF hr,c,
only four or five are Of much national
importance. The House ana senate
each early began revision OF the aN
ana iarliT laws; and after INFINITE as
r"'>ion ana delay lhry succeeded ~
passing n bill which did not outrage the
SENSE Of the country 50 much rs was
feared Of II, ana destroy, many OF the
stock grievances OF the Free Traders
II reduces the duties on salt, iron, coal,
lumber and ihc staple manufactures,
ana on Ship,huiIIiUg materials, II was
'0ld that discussion on the ycNcd qucN-
lions was closed thus for many years,
but ii Is sure 70 ri 50 again with another
CONGRESS cIccu9N' IH'rG "@rr",''lnl '
w., ,' wv "',,, a.,
ricuIarly. stood maniully by lis deter.
miuation that the tax now under collcc.
ror imno., ,no,,'cc f,,nar,o"t n, ."
SIRE was the adjustment Of the popular
representation IN Congress Oh the basis
u, VI, ,.G y, nun '.n,u,' ne Appor"on,
n,rntrI,. ond ,,nromnL,,. li, ,'''', "'o'
dm5lI, @ Ln. Im',' w." - w., ~
.,ra fu,or,o,n,l 49,, 49,. Cnn,,n...
,.or'i Gn,i,,,,.r ,r,., i,,.,',.;,.,, ..,..,.,.i
r., ~ l,.., .,'...'.f,, ,r.,, ,..,,,. 80, -,,.r
mi imnr.,,. rni a., pr..'I,,, tnIt.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

THERE is room enough in the world
for all. so ii is unnecessary to try to-
build yourself W Oh others DOWNFALL
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

THREE men were seriously injured IN
the customhousc quay, near Knox
vile, a few days ago.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21
Hon, Ben, II. Hill.

The speech OF Mr.. Hill, at Atlanta.
in favor OF the Cincinnati nominees. is
published at length in the Constitutions
It is the most able, eloquent and tho
roughly convincing paper we have vet
read on the subject, and cannot fail to
exercise wholesome and harmouiling
influence among the people OF Georgia,
rs against the il-timcd and uuwisc cf-
forts Of Judge Stephens and Colonel
ToombS. Georgia has just cause to be-
proud of such son, and should cherish
him as one Of the brightest jewels in the
brilliant array OF names that cluster
through her history.
a METHODIST clergyman at Cincinnati
kissed another chaps peach and no.
ncv,' and got himself Drained with a
little Ratchet in !hc hands Of the eir.',
jealous lover.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

Is the Criminal Court at Memphis
last week two men were sentenced to be
hung.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21
Mr.. Settle.

The baltimore Go.s'a says Of :hC
Hon. Thomas Settle. who presided over
the Grant Convention at Philadelphia
that he howlcd for secession il at. and
was afterwards Confederate Major
with reputation for dupiicily that de.
fcatcd his ambition TO command rcgi.
mcut in which he served. aud that be
changed to the winnin" side when the
war was drawing to Il close.
CHors in Northwestern Texas qre yc.
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Wheat Crop in the North-wcst.

ST. Loj1s. June i7.-Thc DcmOcrGi
thi, morning publishes crop di,pqtchc,
from oycra hundred points in Missouri,
Kansas. Illinois. Iowa, Nebraska, which
say the winter wheat Is very poor. \
large amount was plowcd up. The re-
maindcr will yield from onc-third To
half a crop. There is very little old
wheat 81 land.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

The Democratic State Conventions as
far as heard from have appointed dele.
gates favorable to the Cincinnati ticket
rs follows:
Tennessee 81: New York 10: Penn
sylvania IS: Louisiana IL; West Nir.
ginia 9; Indiana 30; Iowa -: Kansas
u; Florida S South Carolina II; total
2J@; opposed to Greeley and Brown,
West Nirginia | |: DHlnWarc 6. Total I.
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Tho Methodist N,lyocatc. Atlanta.


The above named paper Of tie l9th
contains the yalcdiciory Of DR., Fuller,
aud announces that the saIutatory orhi,
successor, Dr. Cobcigh, Of the Yves.
lcyon University, Athens, viii appear
nest week, aud that soon thereafter the
last mentioned gentleman will have full.
~ entered upon the duties Of hi, Office
DR., Fuller, farewell to his readers
though mainly in good taste, contain,
enough acidity to show that he retire,
not altogether in the best humor will
bimspli, the world and his recent sur.
rouudiugs. DR.. CGblcigh will carry to
the I'rDn0'o an amount Of editorial
experience and ability, and we trust II
spirit of cancellation and charity. which
will add to the circulation of the paper
and make it an effective medium in re.
storing the broken aud dcsolatcd place.
and causing the moral wilderness, again
10 bud and blossom a. the rose. Where
the plou@h,harc of war has 50 latcl,
passed and the sword rcapcd such har,
vest of blood and mpnr, there are plcn.
~ OF scars to be removed. plenty o.
wound, yet to heal, and m abuudanc,
OF labor and work tors really good anC
,1rrY.. man In,..,l ,r, ii, ,.,,.1
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-21

CHors in Northwestern Texas qre re-
ported fire.
The New York herald., 1872-11-19

was auiet bu exhibited little strength, closing
8 sSSst o little so # St
@ II % ss II
and pitch were not dealt II and an no%nsL da1 -
Il. 5
Msc His,sc gases At sac for eargos and naphtha q
naphtha but we were unable 70 learn the psricuars
sas,:s AM
% nc or sgS 2, moP IA no beef ss Dhe
cut meats do lard ssl bbs and erees and 500 kegs
Tho market for mess pork continued very quiet ana
sfs ass saa!day sa SSIs SIS Today
S % ss ssd S Sc
'5 !
sns sna snort s"a ssss for % @ ana January
pns sase sT IS
q qas sass ssa u.s. @ ws
ansactons to day were unimportant excepting
iii wsers W.
d ana sa% ssaSasss ss # msrses
sa'as sssp sn$S5 ss
80 Sss srofs sals. GS sSss ss,ess g, s City was firm a'
e. raw ns: been very GHis
on 70 isasss sales
y a' sa
1 ner,cs to .a% IN ss
grocery fair 70 good, loe e ioc prime to choice.
q J @ 1Sieh S stHndard % \ Nos to
DO, IS to Is. llsc. Eac do 10 TO 20 12Sc. I2Ac
do, white, l2c &c. Porto Rico.Rehning, common 70
Brazii-Dutch standard, Nos to y. SIC i0c Jaya-
Superior and extra superior, SAC as 94c.
RIcE.-The market was firm but the demand only mod
crate Sales A. terces Carolina at TIC &c. and 200 bvgs
Rangoon at 7c. a 74c. Patna nominal at TIC. &c.
SlEAR1NE.-Thc market dull and prices were nomi
nal IN the abscncc Of reported transactions.
TALIow:-rhe market continued quiet and prices
favored the buyer. Sales were made OF 5000 lbs, at
Lice. y6c. tor good to prime.
misunderstanding 76S bbs. The market moder
aely active and Arm at 95,sc with sales of 800 bbls at
that price.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALvEsTos, Nov: ls, 1872
N,gl2 0'~' 49, '' -'-''' A'
New onLEANs, Nov. II, 1872
,se Cotton H. acye good ordinary % low m;ddlnss
wise 7S3d sales today, a,sS0; last evening, $3.50.
Net Gotten % ana good
io7si coasfwiso s4o Sales. 100 Stock. Ssss
s'7oS; the Continent 4i6 ssies s
CHARLESTON Nov IS, 1872
sss sss @ sisss 5 bales HsSsSs s
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov IS, 1872
e e m at @ Resin ra at -
Lake imports-Four 4 800 bbls wheat as4 bushels;
s9rn 1856 % do Gq 800 9 barley & Sos
I do hs DO %a
rye odo Canal ireis corn, i4e barley, ley
se rs tSaa Ssss, ss;'sIR Sg;Ss&
ca iasnss at 8 corn
loco snsSe Ne at IN de-
ticles unchanged
SSs;
SiS e Sast saes sa1ss
Ss % Ct s ts u aS ss st SS.Se s1a
IS s. i ~ qass fad no sss as Hn @
S2l per on Canal nal %ireishis.Whea. l2c barley l0c to
lumber, 81 75 to the Hudson Railroad ireights-Flonr
to Boston, re. to New York. 62c. to Albany, 54c Re-
ley 5000 DO rye 1852 0o0 feet lumber Shipments by
canal2OO0 bbls 1000 bushels wheat 2S0OJ do bar
Icy, l0i9,0O0 feet lumber.
CHICAGO, Nov. 49, 1872
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat active and higher;
sales q 3, No @ s spring St 81 49, 81 le No do $l0
rejected, Sac Soc, according to location. Corn ad
vanced and in tar demand sales of No mixed at 32c
Oats higher and in far demand at 22c. 22sc for No
z regular and lresh Ry AMI 53l5c. for
No. Barley higher and in fair demand at 64c No.
2fal Pork firm; sales OF at $I3 Sl3 ~ spot;
SE 37a $l2 30 seller December. Lard firm at 7Jsc.
Bulk meats steady; new, from Is to 25 days in salt
&C. for short rib mddles loose; packed gu oted SC
&c higher. Hams In pickle easier at 9c l01c. spot
ssc Freighis-whsat to bunale iSc; to Oswego,
4l,0Jo do. corn 29O00 do. oats 1900 do rye and 2sO6
do. barley shipment-Soo0 oo0bbls flour, i2t00 bushels
and $1,000 do. barley. -
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Nov. 1875 p. M
Consos and American securities closed unchanged Eric
Railway shares AZ. Consols opened ut 92 money,
1858 old J1a ia7s % ten iories s; new ilses ssa.
FRANKFORT rBouRsE-FRANKroRr, Nov. ls-United States
1ve-twenty bonds, 96}s for the issue of 1852
M.-rhe market closed unchanged The sales OF to-day
have been Il 600 bales including 00 speculation and
export Sales OF middng uplads December at 9iad
do. for January ut V4d The afternoon report quota
tons stated The market Is firm Middlng uplands.
9ssd. u 9s4d. middng Orleans, load l0,Ad.
LyERrooL BnrApsrurrs MARKET-LiyERrooL, Nov. 49,
80 p. M.-Thc murke is quiet.
LIvERroOL PRODUCE MARKRT--LIvERPooL, Nov 1871 80
p M.-Tallow, AS I'd. per cwt. Common resin, ls Cd
Es. per cwt
Lospos FRopUcr MARKEr-LoSDoN, Nov a-Tallow
49, 81. per cw.. Spirits urpentinc, 39 Cd 4os per cwt
PEIRoLEuM MARkrr-ANTwERr, Now F-Petroeum, OF.
for fine pale ime erican.
The New York herald., 1872-11-19

tIon of nSfncnt outside the North Curolinas,
which were strong at the early board, but were
less f.mly held later in the day, rs II the early
bids had brought out sellers. The general mar
ket was steady and quiet closing as follows:-
Tennessee, ex coupon, 74M 74Z; do. new,
TAN 742i; Virginia, ex coupon, "A 30; DO, re-
gistered stock, old, 80 q AZ; do, SKIES, consol-
idated bonds, h4,s 55 do. sixes, deferred scrip,
10 1917; Georgia skies, 20 a so; do. seveDs.
81 q 90; North CAROLINA, ex coupon, SO q 80; do.
to North Carolina Railroad, AZ 40; do, funding,
1866, 2s 80; do. DO, 1865, % %; do, new, Hh
% do. special tax Is Is Missouri sixes 934 932
DO, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 91 a 92; Louisiana
skies, 30 IS; do, new, 40 55; do levee sixes 90
03; do. do. eights, 70 75; do. do. eights 1875 ~
rs; Alabama fves, 81 q 90; do. eights % oos
South Carolina skies, 60 81; do. 'o"' ."S oanSas
and Jaly, 23h a "a; do. do, Apo.lst an" o0'''o''
Is 27; Arkansas skies, fun'ed 40 o.
srocxs IRRvecLAR AND LOWER.
The a,ocp snoc,>ation was tanner, and after an
oarv effort a., sne part OF the ''bus," when tem-
norar;,v .dvanced prices u y per cent, the
mor,sG ruled in navor Of the "bears" who put out
lid line Of sales in reliance upon Satur-
days bank statement and the prospect Of
scarcity OF money, the latter calculation
not having been very far wrong, in view
OF the days Developments The early upward
movement was led and assisted by further rise in
Erie, which followed and overlook rise OF about
one per cent in London, an improvement abroad
which was probably based on the late rise in this
market on Saturday last, and is explained with
out the theory OF combined movement in both
markets. With midday the tide began to ebb and
the rest OF the afternoons business was attended
by gradual decline, the closing being the lowest
prices in most instances. The hope deferred in the
case OF the steamer Arizona rendered the friends
OF Pacific Mail stock less saDgune Of the steamers
safety, despite the cited precedent of another
steamer similarly situated which was fifteen days
overdue before being heard frOm The shares closed
at Sc as against s8, being the greatest fuctuaton
of the day after Erie which varied as much as "a
per cent between it's extreme quotations.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1872-11-19

Wheat was IL active demand tor export and prices
further advanced lc. &c. per bushe tor SPRING the
market closing firm a about 81 40 81 50 for common
TO choice Chicago and 81 s. bid for Milwaukee, which
generally held at 81 5a The sales comprised about
10000 bushes at 81 3aa 81 40 tor inferior Spring; 81 IS
west; 81 so 81 53 for No. q Milwaukee; 81 10 Tor
amber Michigan store; 81 55 81 65 for red Western
u 0e 81 20 Tor amber do, and 81 70 81 05 for white
Winter Corn was steady, with moderate demand.
The sales about 10000 bushels Csc steamer
631sc for sail mixed; 55c. &c TOR unsound: Giisc
Csc for Western yellow ana Zoe for do white Store
Oats In active speculative demand and &c Sc.
higher. The sales loot up about 2s 0j bushels nt 47c
4sc. for new mixed; 46sc. 4sc for new black Illinois;
40c SOC for old In stores 52c for white State
track Ole tor mixed old and aoat; closing firm al
the improvements Barley more active. Sales 3o,c0J
bushels Canada (part Saturday, private terms, and
49, bushels Western 9c Rye quiet; held at 6c for
Western, and 90c 92c for State.
Observation-Disclosures to-day IN berth freighs has been
only moderate and at essentially unaltercd In the
charerins business there considerable inquiry
suitable vessels for grain, and the scarcity alone pre-
vented transactions. Rates without perceptibc
change. The engagements were: TO Liverpool, by
steam, ca, BOO bushels grain at 3D. gad 1900 bushels
wheat private terms; l5GOO bushels grain relet at
90 eo bbls. apples, 4s 700 bales cotton, by outside
steamer, al I'd. 7lCd and 100 bales do by regular
line, I'd and by sail 1900 bushels grain al
l1i. To Glasgow by steam lscoO bushels grain Sd The
charters comprise An italian brig hence 10 Lisbon
bhds tobacco, Sos British bark, AGO TONS TO Bristol
general cargo lump sum Norwegian bark, hence 70
Havre 2GD bbis. naphtha r.
MoiAssEs.-No important transaction was reported TO-
day the general market remaining dull and trade
hned TO jobbng lots OF domestic. We quote
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A BARoNETCY DIsCLAIMED.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Your paper OF Sunday, November IL, 1872, under
the heading, personal Intelligence states that
..Sir Anthony Barclay yesterday arrived at the
Astor House.n / take leave to inform you that the
honor OF the title prefxed to my name has not
been conferred on me by Her Majesty the Queen,
nor is the title to be found on the books OF the
AstOr House in connection with the mention Of my
arrival. beg you to insert this correction of your
mistake In to.uiorrew's HERALD, and to accept my
thanks for the courteous remark with which your
notice concludes. Your humble servant,
ANTHONY BARCLAY.
AsTon House, Nov. IL, 1872
The New York herald., 1872-11-19
FATALLY POISONED.

Mrs. Doyle, woman about thirtynve years OF
age died yesterday morning in Bellevue Hospital
from the effects Of dose OF Paris green, which she
swallowed some days ago with suicidal intent, at
her late residence 4l9 West Sixteenth street. CorO-
nor Herman was notified and will hold an inquest
on the BODY.
The New York herald., 1872-11-19
THE CHEESE MARKET.

UrIcA Nov. l8, 1872.
Cheese dull 5000 boxes offered the sales reached 1000
boxes, and nearly as many more were sent commits.
sion The prices ranged from l3i4c. a lac.
At Little Falls about o boxes of private dairy cheese
sold at l0c 4c, the ruling figures being 13c l35c.
The offerings OF factory reached 10000 boxes
which 1000 sold at l3 Iac., mostly at l3Ac.
The New York herald., 1872-11-19

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying 10 Lie for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows.
God cleared S52 235, 900
GOd balances. 2,2l5,09S
Currency balances. es..................... 2,545 1913
The SuD-Treasury paid out s215,oOO on account or
interest and $1,000 on account OF redeemed fye-
twentles.
TIE RAILROAD BONDS.
Counterfeit Union Pacific income bonds have
made their appearance and had been interchanged
quite freely among the brokers before they were
detected, The following were the bids for the
rairnad
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CLOSING PR1cRs-4 O'CLOCK r M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firm and i'm Good Dem and !;
Receipts at the Ports, 23.274 Bales-
Flour Stcady-Wheat 1c. II &c. Better
Corn steady-Oats &c. n &c. Higher
Pork Lowcr-1Anrsl Tifmer-petr0les,m
Nominal-Nnval stores Quiet and
Easier for ROsin-Groccries Quiet But
Stcady-Whiskcy Firm.
MONDAY, NCv 1876 p. NJ
AS was predicted in this column on Saturday, the
business marts to-day presented scene OF great
activity and buOyancy, and we have to chronicle a
further general Improvement OF values Those
great hindrances to active trade operations--the
horse disease and the Boston dre--are events of
the past, from the effects OF which mer-
camille circles have almost entirely re-
covered. The influence OF the fire is still
felt in certain quarters, but the general
markets have recovered from the shock and
business Is again steadily increasing in volume,
while the markets are, by consequence, much
more buOyant than they have been for some
weeks. The export movement continues active,
and on 'Change to-day breadstnTs were again
sought after, ana wheat was decidedly higher and
closed active at the Improvement, Corn was COM
paratvely quiet, yet fair business was done for
shipment at steady prices. There was an active
speculative movement in oats, partly on Western
account, and prices jumped up &c. to SC. per
lushel in as many minutes The move
ment in provisions was again sluggish, and pork
remained nominal. Lard was not active, but there
was little tone to the market. Tie demand for
freight fair but rates scarcely firm by
steam though full rates were obtained by SAIL Vessels
charter fairly active ana rates maintained
in almost all cases while in some higher rates de-
malided Cotton in good demand and very firm,
closing higher or the future months. Groceries con-
tinued very quiet but there was no material change Ia
siderable rnness. Naval stores irregular, and ii
anything, slightly easier rOsn. Whkey sold quite
freely al unchanged figures
CoFFEE.-ihe market has been very quiet to-
day nevertheless ARM Desirable qualities scarce
We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes, i5c l54c. air,
l5Ac Ice good, l7c IKE; prime, l6c. iSac., gOld
70 and % days; MaracaiDo, lCc lSc Laguayra lsc.
1916; St Domingo dn bond. l4c.; Java, ls1ac &c.,
gOd.
UoTToS.-The inquiry for cotton was fairly active but
owing to the attitude OF holders in
the upward turn IN future deliveries sales Tor immediate
delivery somewhat restricted. No advance was
shown by the sales. Future deliveries ruled
c higher The sales reported OIL Change to-day up
as IOloWs:-
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Encouragement Of Operations for
Fall in Stocks.
PACIFIC MAILS MISSJus STEAMER.
fhe Shares Dcwr over One Per Cent and Tie
Stc.a Garket Weak and Lower.
4'HE SPECULATION IN ERIE.
Gold Steady and Firm and Foreign Ex-
change Depressed.
CONsoLs IN LONDON BETTER

WALL STREET
MONDAY, Nov. 1s-6 p. NJ
On 'Change to-day cotton was in active demand,
but the rmness Of holders restricted transactions.
'FutHres" were &c. per h. higher. Flour was in
good request and steady. Wheat was .lc. a &c.
better, and corn was unchanged.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports, exclusive OF
specie, at the port OF New York for the week end
ing November 16 and since the beginning OF the
year.
1870. 1871. 1872.
Dry goods. 81, 1872, l2S $1,G05,733 sl,2lS,0S9
General mdsc.. 2,774,472 3,041,949 4499,S1S
Total for week. $4, 906, 600 $4,653,6S2 &57l7, 9O7
Prev reported. 259, l348S3 33d, ,3397z7 37777e,302
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The quotations based on cotton in store running
quality than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
FLoUR AND GRAIN -Receipts-Flour 270l6 bbs wheat,
2i05sI bshels corn 262 f7b do meal bbls ana
SO sacks; oats 5 bushels; barley, 50 3 do The -four
market ruled steady under "a moderate demand Ihe
sales since ,ast, comprising all kinds aggregate about
Ia 0J bbls at prices within the range OF quotations.
Corn meat quiet but steady Tor both bb lots and
city sacked. Buckwheat- wv bushels OF State at
The New York herald., 1872-11-19
WIVES, LIQUORS, 10.

RosTONIANS WILL FIND THE CELEBRATED
- Schneider Champagne at 0AULTS. ~ broadway,
nearly opposite Wall sfreeL
The New York herald., 1872-11-19
$3.50 to 4 p. NJ

20 Pitts, Ft W 4 etd. 81
100 Ohio &Miss RR pref ~
200 4. O &IC.-....b c IL
lu0 Pac RR OF Mo. oS4
The New York herald., 1872-11-19

Total. .....................l,8 l,8 Co9 2,4S6
Included in the above 5o bales arrive For
delivery basis low mddIing the sales have been fol-
ws-Sales saturday after three o'clock :-Eovember,
100 at isc, loo at ls December, 800 lsc at
IS siSe; March, fW at lsc, loo at is i5lsc ioo al
isse 100 asis sisc SU at isc, 400 at 10 SIDE; May,
Novom6er es at IS lslsc 600 At 49, 800 as s lslsc
Io' at i9c -S go at y lsiGc %, Desemser 90
at ls il-lJe;,, 100 at lsAc:; 1000 at IS mlec.;
December, ioo January 100 at lssfc;, together;
February 100 at Is 1916 March, 100 at 10 36c togcter
February 600 at lS7sc so at IL i5l6c 100 at szac 800 at
is l5ldc, 500 at lsSc. March ZOO at iesc, 200 at
e 3l6e, 100 At i9s 90 At 10 SlSc 4o at 10 3Sc April
l0J at l9dc 500 at 1890 May 100 ut 10 96c 200 at 9sSc
io q ,ss dc EYenangsamsec S Paid to exchange 100
Grand total = 100 bales Ihc receipts at the ports
Mobile. z77; Savanna, 4,GG; Charleston, Ss5i WI,
siSgn ~ pa.sn S9S,9k 5a ISi VA naSre NOR 10,
week, 1882 This day last year, z5s3s Rates
foreign ports were arm at the following tigures
To Liverpool by steam, ssd. 7i6d SAIL 4d Aavre,
by steam, lac. lsc. sa lc., pressed to HAMBURG
by steam, sd, compressed to Bremen BY steam ltc
sail De. Baltic ports by steam, via England sd
Mediterranean ports, by steam via England sad We