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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
THE LITTLE ELECTION.
Complete Returns In.
DEMOCRATIC M1JORITI
or So IN THE STATE.
Inspectors and Assessors Elected

The Little Election Tuesday came Off
throughout the State and our returns show
th8t In Kent and Sussex counties the Re-
publieans have gained largely on any pre-.
vluus vote cast for nuAber of years.
This perhaps Ia caused by dissatisfaction
ia the Dem0c-atic pnity in both counties,
but wLaley,r Me cause, II is certain that
the enthusiasm ~ the Republicans is none
the less.
The vote pollcd IN the city was very
Hight but e,2i6 ballots being cast against
{ 2lO 10 the September election. Al the
last City Election IL will be remembered
that Hlmms, democrat, received ~ major
Ivy, whilst Tho republicans carried the city
on the Assistant Inspectors ticket at the
same time by 9l6 majority. Tho vote for
Assessors shave Republican
malorilyin She city OF 1856. Compare the
Republican majority on the Assessors
ticket with slnms' majority in September
shows Republican gain Of 991 votes.
On the other hand II you compare the
Republican malorlties received on the As
sistant Inspectors vote In September--9l6
with the Republican majOrtics received
on the Assessors ticket Tuesday, you
have IL Democratic gain Of 81. The Re-
publicans In / sG6 AZ the Little Election
carried the city by l2S majority; in lsGs
their majority was cut down 10y their oIi-
pon,nts 10 II, and in lSiOtho Republicans
mad u majority of 2G3 votes.
To-day We are enabled Ia give the
full vote of the STATE, It's pOlled For
the sake Of convenience we shall take the
vote poilcd for the different Assessors and
compare ii with the vote pOlled for like
officers AT the Little Election two
years ago, where it, is possible.
Where such election was allowed TO 20
by default, a. was the rasoin Kent county,
We shall take the vote pollod for the State
ticket in November, 1870, aud make our
comparison aud we shall do the same
thing in the other c1untir, whore We find
il Impossible 10 get 40 the vote OF tWc
Years since a. the Little Election.
Tie vote IN the State Is as follows; -
IL TUE cITY-TnE VOTE FoR AssrssuRs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
Eplsoopalian,

GRAND GATHERING LAST EVENING over A
THOUSAND CHILDREN AT TRINITY.
The annual gathering of the Sunday
Schools of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, in this city, was held In Trinity
Chapel, corner Of Fifth and King, Tues
day evening, under the auspices of the
Delaware Diocesan Committee on Sunday
Schools, Rt. Rev. Alfred Lee, d. D.. Bishop
of Delaware, presiding. Over a thousand
children were present, and they filled the
whole body OF the church, so that the
spectators had to go to the galleries.
The ceremonies opened with Divine ser
vice, the children and congregation uni
ting in singing the 2l9th Hymn,
When His salvation bringing
To Zion Jesus came, &c,
| The Lords Prayer was said, a portion of
the psalms were read 70 Flowed by the les
son for the day, after which the Deus Ms
ereat,r was sung. The creed and usual
prayers were then said and several other
/ hymns were sung. One particular beau
| tiful hymn beautifully sung was
| think when | read that sweet story OF old
when Jesus was here among men;
Miss Ray and the chior also sung most
beautiful solo and chorus.
IN the course o. the exercises addresses
| were made w number OF the cleTgymen
| from other Diuceses. Rev. Mr.. Faulkner
Of ST. Matthews Church, Philadelphia,
| spoke ON the Love Of Jesus for Little
| Children. Rev. DIR. ROmney of German
| town made an address on the early train
ing Of a christian child. Rev. DR.. Hoif-
man ufSt. Marks church, Philadelphia,
spoke on the life and work Of the Sunday
| school. All their addresses were interest
ing, and that OF Mr.. Faulkner was Tartic-
ularly adapted to the occasion of a chill
drcn's gathering.
| During he evening an oller was made
toward building a rectory at seaford,
Del. amounting to about $50.
DR.. Frost presented the object Of tho
olerlry 10 the congregation most admira-
bly, and some excellent words of counsel
fell from the Bishops lips. There were
eighteen or twenty clergy Ia the Chancel,
and the affair was m1st interesting
throughout.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

TUOROrGu INVESTIGATION ny THB COM
MIlTEE or PREsBYTERY.

TWoROrGu INVESTIGATION RY THE COM
Nl1TEE or PREsBYTERY.
At the recent meeting of New Castle
Prcshytery, held in Newark last week, .
committee, consisting Of Rev. John Pat
ton, ID. of Middlctown; Rev. j. t..
Valaudi.ham. Of Newark Rev. y. Henry
Johns, Of Zion and Elders Jacob Y. Foulh,
Of Milford, and Hugh steele, of Por
Deposit, was appointed to investigate tn
charges made against the Row Mr.. Mat
thcNs, of Elkton, by "a colorcd girl Of
that town.
The committee has met ut ElliOn and
Bultimur,. anil summoned ail Witnesses
who appeared to know anything I'm refer
ence 10 the matter, and took their sworn
te.timony. Rev. Mr.. Matthews was
pre- lrnt at all the hearings.
The committee will present Inc testmO-
ny to tlic Pre.hytcry which meets IN this
city on "Wednesday. oct. 18Th. and In their
report Will make no recommendation
whatever. they dccming the case of too
serious "a nature 20 pass upon il thcmsclvcs.
We understand the testimony is very
iull, and contain, good deal of iuiOrml-
ton which has not yet been published.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05
Things Hoped For "


THE sumEcr or MISS DiCKINsoN's LECTURE
The snbiect of the lecture to be deliver
eel by Miss Anna Dickinson ut the Mason
ic Temple in this city on oct. 2lst is TO be
''Things Hoped for The lecture We aie
bears upon the labor question and treat,
especially Of corporation and kindred
topics. II is an entirely new one and We
believe IL will he delivered here in advance
of its delivery any where else.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05


pir.t ly.rd-Is,ac Woodrow mn az.
Lain II Rnnrrtt my i93. Rrnnnttis
,nai,ri,, ~
second Ward-IIunphrev Norr,,v. (RD
go. wv II ouinn nv itt un,nn,s
maturity al
'fni.i W tot,, At scot, fp\ teo
Horny I.arc IN ! 10 Lanes u,ninritv
FaySr,% ~ ,rJ I,avid Stcyrnson ~
toI R,,oarI Donnho. (DO. 13g. 0ma,
~ ,'.,i'..;,, ~ N'''
Finn WnTd--E. ]. Dourhcr.y. (Rl.
t-a. w., ii.,nra m ~ nnn,,1n,t,f
,n,inrity 80
si,,b Ivn-d-Fr,pt q Stidb,r (RN
ts5. G.n ~ IIrnhnrn M. a. stiI,
haiu'- r,aiority, 30
Seventh Ward--Frank Nolcn. (RD, laa /;
Albert Thatcher, (D'), u Noicn ma
iprity, i@i
ghtu NNrd-N, ID hu'r (h ;,
~ Joseph Seal, tD.G H. Underwood :
minority, ~.
Nmth NHtd--Hlht ftIfls, IT, u j. ~ :
Plrkc N1Hoh- GU }, ~. fr'il- major
1y. ~
Icnill ward John hc' u,'' th], -'i
Warts Taylor (D)j ITO. Taylor ma
JorliY, 81
v,solI1lrs- CASTLE CouNrY
v,ln,rotop -R,nublirnn muiuritv. ia
t.,',,i',',.a,, is TX
~ i1',j.t.,na- -Rrpuliican n,ainritv mi
p,,,,,lli,,n f,oin 100
XIII CrrnI--Rrrublican m,,oritv N .
p. LII ~, \, ~
b.','"ierF ,E.n,bli,sn maturity. Nj. Re-
-u,..i'l... =,
=, g4,'r,.,s pn,,,,hIic,, iu,ninritv q.
D.. ', ,', r.",
HI Ian R,.ni,hlican maturitv ~ -.
p.i'.,'',;l,,, -, .n
-,,'..,ti,. ,,...i..i,,. IN.
p.','e.,,ii....r cain 81
nt.,t'l..7' gr,..l. ~ n,p,,cr,ti,. ,,aio,it,
vs. hle 'ay Nl',h'. ,e'noe'''''' N'"' ''''S'
- N l.""',.,,i n.',,...,i.. r,.,i,r,,..
q. ,,,.,i.,, -, "a
pu','' az n-''..',.',i.' ,,,.,;...t,,. ~
nlIuus VIZ " "''''''''' -
"',''' ..'-i, ''' t,,si,i.. In ,,o ,.,.,,,,.,.
~ ,,'''i1'N !,,.i..,;.'" ~ p'',.,'i
90" 'l"t'' '"u ~, 80" ~
,,''" otn. p1.,',,,.,i .'', ,..'f'.
i D.i''o0i A'lc No''' "'0' "'f'''''"" s''"'
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NH"'
! MillOrd-uennrrati majority, - Re
publican gain. 81.
! Misplllion-Re MAJORITY db )
south Murdrrkill-Democrnlic majority,
d ll2i Republican gam, rs.
NOith Murderklll-Dchoc mdurl-
~, IS, Democratic gam d.
East Do'er-bemocrulc maJ"Ily, ~
West llover-Dtn locrdlle majority, 81 ;
/ ktpublleah gam, luO'
buck Creeh- behiucIu'lv hl"loI"S De-
Republican gam, Va
kenton-DemOcratlc maJorlty,"'ihepuo-
lean gain, d. ID,
Little Crcck-DenocTallc Majority W
Republican gam, l.: 49,,
Democratic maJorltles m ne county, o .,i
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

A. AND B.-John O'Harn and Francis
Meehan, two youths, have been angry at
each other, and some time since O'ITara
committed an assault and battery on Nee
han. The police succeeded in arrestirg
the offender and the Mayor fined him SO
and costS and held him In $500 bail to keep
the peace.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

ENn On TnE PEAca sIAsoN.-'The end
oftle pcnch season has arrived. AL tho
prich trains on tbs Delaware RallFOnd
have Withdrawn and Wednesday, for tho
first time In a long while, no considerable
amount If peaches were shipped.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

CHESTER County FAIR.-The annual
fair Of the Agricultural Society Of Chester
county was held last week. For the best
mare colt, under four years old, Geo. G.
Lobdell, of this city, was awarded the first
premium. McLear & Kendall, for a
jump scat roekaway carriage, was award
ed the first premium.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

GOING TO CHEsTRR.-Large delegations.
from the Republican campaign clubs Of
this city, purpose visiting Chester on Sat
urdnv evening. to nariic'"ate in the Re
publican parade In that city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

AT a California pic mic a gentleman
hddlcd den of serpents out of their lair.
A man that marrics widow is bound
to give up smoking aud chewing. If she
gives up her weeds for him, he should
give UP his weed for her.
a boy in Perry, Ga, killed an owl
with gun without lock. lie put a cap
GA the tube, took sight. 20, % negro To
strike the cap with hammer, md down
came Mr.. owl.
-Barnnm's ''cannibal" is ON 20 strike.
It was overheard, day or two since, 10
protest to the gorilla" in the next cage,
that Be- iabers, iii rot wear this hair
eoot and gTowl for ten dollars week any
longer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

FINAL HEARING. Joseph stockle was
Thursday given final hearing on the
charge Of assaultlng George Baldwin al
Schueizen Park recently and was held In
$1,000 ball 70 answer the eharge al court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

REAL EsrATR.-Evans Pennington. Real
Estate Agent, No. SEQ W. 7th street re-
ports the following sales House on cor
ner Of Fourth aud Madison for CIV. Pier
son, to Jessie W. Pyle, for $4,000.
Farm Of 2a6 acres IN snssex county,
near Brdgevllle, for Nicholas Fratt, to
Samuel Humphrles, Of Philadelphia, for
/ sl0.g40
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

RIVER FRONT RALRoAD,-The River
Front Railroad. chartered by the Delaware
Legislature, Is now completed. II nonpeets
the Edge Moor Iron Compary's works on
the Delaware with the p, W. and b.
Railroad.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

New CHURcGH.-A new church, Is being
built by the Metho1lsts Of Harrington Cir
cult. While the work Of erecting the
building Ia progressing services are held
In a large tent pitched forthe purpose and
a revival OF some magnitude is beng sue
cegstiilly carried on there.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

SHOE FtcToRY.-Peier Mccullough &
Go are erecting four story building for
shoe factory, at the corner Of Fiflh and
Walnut streets, fronting ~ feet on Walnut,
and extending back IS feet. aud ~ feet
ou Flnh street, with "a wing of ~ feet.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

PROMINENT sfRAIeHT-orT.-Weh have
positive information that ex-Gov. Ross.
Of the Louisville Convention and the
principles of the straight-out party. as IL
either Mr.. Dean or DR.. Brown. Tie de.
slres the stralght-out State Convention 10
meet soon, and he will. probably, take an
active part In Its deliberations.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

on. PAINTINGS &c. Messrs. Ogle ~ Miller
will shortly make an auction OF somr of
fhe hntsr paintings ever sold IN TINS c'ty.
A number Of .hese are already on cNhibi-
tiun ut their auction store but the cata-
logucs viii not be ready Gill tomorrow Or
neNl daY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

RUaBY LITERARY socTETY.-Thls soci-
ETY., contected with the Rugby Academy,
Is In quite a lourishing condition. At the
regular meeting, Thursday, the following
officers were elected;
President, James A. Bayard Vice Pres
ldent- Presley Snruance Secretary, Geo.
W. Bush, Jr. Treasurer, Harry j. Grip
pin Librarian, Edwin II. Gayley.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

An OLp ESTABLISHMENT. - Edward
Moore, with one exception has been in bust
ness longer than any other merchant in
Wilmington, and still continues the tall
oling trade at the old stand No. 22S Mar
kct street. His son, John II. Moore, has
for number of years been actively con-
nccted with the store aud gives II his con-
slant attention. They have just laid in Il
heavy stock Of winter clothing, made of
the hest material which they are disposing
Of at remarkably low rates, having bought
them for cash and received them at small
cost. As tailors they have splendid rep
uiation for making neat fit and giving
entire satisfaction.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

tccFssluL.--Th festival Of the Ogle-
town sunday school, WAS u complete su'-
,..s. IN. net proceeds were $500.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

INVITED III LIEUT. NJ -WNNn ~ ny ~ ,
Fm.. has been invited hy the Working
men Is LEAGUE OF this city, and will proha-
Div accept the invitation, to address she
worbingnen Of this city on the labor ques-
ton. The time and place will hereafter
be announced should Mi. OBJ. accept.
llogs- STEALING The Ceutrcville
Association ~ ~ reward of slO0 for the
arrest OF john { ,tlAHel. who stole horse
flnid william ihOnfsuu Of Christiatt
hundred, low nights HgN Caldwell
frtdcd the horse to II gentleman in the
lowe part ufthc county, taking mole for
slj. Th,rnpson's morse was found IN hle
possession, and recovered, leaving thai
gentleman minus u n'aaruped.
a DISHONEST SERVANT Louisa Miller,
formerly IT Germantown, but Who came
To this city recently and is well known by
the police for her uneuNiahle character,
Wa- a few days since employed Ms u SGT
want in the family of Mr.. Blandy, who
gye- near Hare's Corner crOssi g. On
ha f--s night Of her soiourn with Mr.. b.
she arose rom her bed and after appro-
pfintinr Ia her own use waterproof
cloak belonging to 0he OF She family left
thpprrmi,r.. She is, douh.hefs, rOw in
the city and will be brought to Justice.
RkuunAp AcCtnE>T.-A CENrENARlAN
KitiEn.-As the Wilmington and Reading
o,--,r-srr train bound north WIS passing
'o'l Fun, last Saturday morning, Charles
Dnfler, an a-.ed culOred man, of Union
township, attempted t0 cFOss the track
aud was stru,N on tue hip by the engine.
lie WAS put upou he train and brought TO
Bifd-hor0' depot Whcrc he di,d about an
Ia 4 aN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

Nrw School lIousE.--The Elgo Moor
Iron Company are erecting II building for
a school house on their property near this
city It ID to be built Of brick, two storios
high. and when finished will accommodate
about two hundred children. Il Will he
occupied by School District No. about
January 1st, 1873
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

The Preachers AssocIATGoN.-The
Wilmington Preachers Association will
hold its next meeting on Monday morning
next. at 10 O'Clock. The question SIS It
desirable IN organize a District Conference
in connection with the Wilmington Dis
trict!" will be the special order Of the
meeting, and doubtless will he thoroughly
discussed. We have heen requested to
state that all who feel an interest in the
question are cordially invited to be present.
PRorosrD GRAND PARADE.-A meet
ng Of the representative Of each of the
Republican Campaign Clubs in the city
was held last night. and it was decided Ia
have grand torchlight parade in about
two weeks. subcommittee were an.
pointed TO perfect arrangements and ia
invite campaign clubs in the surrounding
cities and towns to participate. Il is pro.
posed TO make this the parade of the sea.
son, and to surpass all other attempts in
this line ever made in this city.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

-Mojel div ,lling houses will form one
OF the attractions Of the Vienna Exposi.
ton.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

Martin Tupper's daughter is wiring
circum-bend-ibus poetry like her papa's.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

PICKING PocKHrs, - The bt,ligsEcr
aays several pickpockets visited Smyrna
last week with the olrcHs and relieved
VIM. Casey, OF Masaey's Cross Road,
Kent County, Nd, Of his pocket-book
containing 2320, which he very foollshly
carried about his person. Some member
of the light fingered fraternity also re-
lieyed VIM. Sherwood, Of Smyrna, Of g..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

INVITED TO LEcrUBs john OByrne,
Fm.. has been invited hy the Working
men + League Of this city, and will pruha-
Div accept the invitation, to address the
workingmen Of this city on the labor queS-
lion. The time and place will hereafter
be announced should MI oh. accept.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

TIE ELECTION FEvER AID AdUE-
ANoTHrR NAIL - RECEIVING ELECTION
RErURNs, ETC,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

PuRT DEposIT NJ. +. CmIRcu.-'lhe new
church al Port Deposit, presented by Hon.
Jacob Tome TO the Mcthodi>ts, is most
substantial and beautiful cdiilcc. Il cost
NOT less than $50, 900 Is now finished, an /
nearly furnished, and Is expected To he fcd-
icttcd on the I'D or 3Oti Of the present
month. They hope 10 secure the services
Of Bishop simpson, and Rev. DR.. Eddy,
Missionary Secretary, for the dedication.
Police REPORTS. - Chief of Police,
Mills makes the following report of ar
rests, etc, during the month Of scptcm-
her;
Drunkenness. 90; assault and battery "A;
throwing stones, 81 dsorderly conduct, T.;
larceny, | obtaining money under false
prctenees, ?, malicious mischief, l..
Amount Of fines collected, SSl; registering
dogs, So. Total number OF arrests, l02;
amount of money collected, SsT.
DRowNED.-John McGrann, of Lancas-
ter, a sub-contracior on the Columbia ~
Port Deposit Railroad, was drowned by
the upsettiRg of boat on the Susquc-
hanna, near Safe llarbor. on Sunday
week. -Four other persons were in com
pauy with Mr.. McGrann, all of whom
managed to swim ashore. The unfortu.
nate man had ON heavy OyercOat, which
prevented him from swimming, and Ne
was drawn into the rapids and drowned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

TELEGRApnING.-The Morse Telegraph
Institute has moved into their new quar-
tiers in the Masonic Temple and new scho.-
srs are constantly coming in. class IN
rlectricily has also been formed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-05

BOARD or TRADE.-The annual meet
ing of the Wilmington Board Of Trade
will be held in the rooms in the Masonic
Temple on Monday evening, Oct. 7th, at
~ o'clock. The election of Board of
Managers fer the ensuing year will be
held, aud the annual report of the
Secretary, always interesting, will he read.
CuILECTIoN or PAiNTiNGs.-The fine
collection Of oil paintings Of Mr.. Hugh
\. McCmn, Of Philadelphia, will be sold
at auction by Oglc n Miller at their auc-
lion rooms No. COS Market street, in this
city on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings Of next week. The cOllec-
iion includes paintings by Hamilton, Ed
ward d. Lewis, Brscuc, Simon and Others.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-10
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, November
MORNING STAR OpFIcE

MORNING STAR OFFICE,
Saturday Morning, November Q, 1872.
port ruling at to % for ordinary: reg to lse for
ss Ssf
p
and dssIiss so:,F
$3.50 changed hands prices requiring further
re na rass IF g. h Hnd
irregular and easier prices but later in the day the
at ~ q
7s to isc for low middlng and ISc for iot middne
$500 bales. while prices showed some irresuary but
hbited less irregularity factors generally being
general prices firmly maintained sales aloo bales
P Il G9Ga s9s o isgo 10 1000
oum up 80 900 bales. " ~ ~. WV.
to Ss far - It 10 yeST s saShea M
&c for prime SIC for strictly rrlme soc strictly
treble extra Is 90 80 to sOCO Dbl for choice
CoES-We quote Il to CSC per bushol for mixed and
3AIs-We qn0 i 40 It, to 4as I per Gn hR ms
trade s%ppsa At Sc per for prime
he1 & So s 6 Dbl rs"
C. S'a are qnoied at to &c clear rib
sides liz lc clear sides I2 i2ic, and lsi for
sugarcMred hams.
LARD-Tierces sell at to 9sc and kegs at lta to lilo
per ID.
DRY SALT MEAT Shoulders quoted at 81 to 10
per lb.
BREAKFAsr BAcoN-wcstern commands 1lA to I2c per
h.
wHsKY-we quote SIC to 81 90 per gallon for choice
Western rectifed Bourbon 81 50 to IS. High vince
Ohio to 81.
BUTTER-we quote choice Western 90 TO 22c choice
Goshen at 80 to J4c, and common Northern at 90
per ID.
CuEEsEchoice factory Is quoted at IA to 15c and N.
Y cream at l6k to lie per ID.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chlckens are selling on the land
ing s. $UG per doc according Turkeys els
to ga. Eggs 26 to 300 per dOz.
selling % s5 to % 90 per Dbl
Onions sell o. rs to e. rs Dbl Cabbages at "a so
to 81 10 box.
CoFFEE-we quote ia 1sic per Id tgold for primo,
l6 for good ID to l6a for air ordinary 4 to Isle
SALTWe quote Liverpool coarse at 81 40 to 81 90 fine
.! IS tos 90per sack. Table salt In pockets lbs &c,
lbs &c.
INDIA BAeeNe-we quote $50 Per yard IN bales and
lac In rolls Kentucky hemp and Aax l5t TO l6c as In
quality. Domestic iuto bagging l6o yard in rolls
IRON TIEs-Are steady and firm at II to &c per Id.
Money Market.
Gold liza to ii33 American half dollars l09 10.
| Mexican dollars lI53 to III.
Sterling exchange ti93 to 1906 francs 4a33 to s2A.
Domestic exchange, to per cent premium.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-10

Grants popularity, as manifested by the
overwhelming sortes given him in the several States
at the last election is only equaed by the popularity
Of the Singer Sowing Machine 10 shown the fol-
lowing extract from the Now York Ecan9eiss.
Which is the best sewing machine, is point which
different companies differs EACH of course think its
own the best Ono may have advantages for one kind
Of work and another for smother: But il the point
would outstrp others The returns of tho last year
show that its sales have been perfectly enormous
Immense circulation" the newspapers would say in
as well as In this country These ought TO be
princes and ministers of State, which have been
long time in q sadly tatterd condition.
Messrs. Cooper Co.. the efficient agents in this city
for the Singer, be seen at No go Canal street.