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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-16
sTEAMsoATs.

49,
So we are prepared 70 40 ads of
Steampoat rrlntihg, AZ inc .kpeski. in
style that cahnot pc surpassed my and
at rates lar oeioW the ayeraEe priTrged
because they are steamboats,. Caleris-
tiers, Portage Pooks, Receiving and ar~
ing Books. Bills Lading, Cards. rsts
Manifests, etc., done in the very fvle
Please try our Job Office.
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VIZ understand that magnificent set
Of bridal chamber furniture, nov on eK-
hibition by Bryson & Camp at the EK-
position, is to be ratified for soon. Par
ties contemplating matrimony would do
veil to invest and get the finest set Of
furniture ever brought to this city.
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MAxsFoRD. the well-knOwn BOOKSHELF
aud news dealer, corner Of Second and
Madison streets, has received the Josh
Billings Allminax and the Mast Almi-
mack for 1873. Both are rich, rare and
raey apd superior in Wit and humOr ~
those Of last year. He has also received
The magazinei FOR Novem6er.
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RETAIL Prices OF GANE.-Now that
the game market has opened, the retail
prices Of game will be Published in the
Ledger every Saturday. To-day the
prices range as follows Yenison, hams
and saddles, 2Oc per pound squirrels,
81 so per dozen, or 25e each; quails, g
per dozen, or 25e each; prairie chickens,
81 25 per pair game fish, red snappers,
25c per pound; -Mackinaw trout zoe
per pound perch, l5c per pound; Oys
tiers from 55c to 81 per can. according 10
grades.
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ELLIOTT LINE.
Memphis & White River Packet Cd
~. S. Mail.
MrxpHTs. November 2

MEMPHIS. November 2, 1872.
To the Merchants and Planters Of the Whit
River Valley:
Owing to extreme low water in White river
and not having suitable boats, We withdrar
for the present from the trade. Of course Wt
would not do this if there were not plenty 4
light-draught boats already in the river to 70
the business. This being the case, we feel bat
we are not justified in chartering boat and
running them ut loss. Our side-wheel boats
will resume their regular trips on the first rise
in White river. In the meantime we will en-
deavor to have the United States mail deliN-
cred promptly by the light-draught boats;
W. * j. ID. ELLIOTT,
H-79 PIoprietors.
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around the rapids Of ~ fr.,. Va. Z
sippi completed, aud .avs ~.
expense attending ths trs,s,.~ : 800,
past this obstruction b.. ~ III
driving away from St Ion;. s- ~,
whole of the Upper u;..;..:.s
trade, and that The Eh;,~ ci,, 'f
Northern Lines spnf,ooo ooo ~. -"
son in transfers. ,V'oV 'A'' 7'"
The Harry w Johns, d e-. the Il, $.
9. y Io,;. ol,'n' pm st. Louis
~ 80 "ye says Captain
on go. ss n a' ,aA great interest
D. S@p To-" $50 n'iinator on the
exact point where ca, bo., as ~ ~
is every day. The At,
boat will probably be MI .'.:.,
:" 'ne 'ou'ss u eouplf weeks"
oap'a'n "Oououtn 'he St. Marys
protest before Notary zora.. al
s .en oo uaoA "a .'"u ~, 'OSe 1t will cost
siO,VvV 70 'a''e ". o. %' and tits
oouo''ui Il ina. Joo IS unpken. She
will be wrecked, however, M Eokor.
his already taken out cons, M ~ ber X
cotton.
0iem Noi'e' SECOND eieFRbe City Of
Chester, was stabbed by a ..son
ger, at Fulton, on Thursday would
have been killed but for the rfsrsncc
Of passengers, who bound ..tvoaId-,,c
murderer ana VIII TAKE MIN Louis.
inns Is 'ne secohd occurrenche hind
near here during tne week I'll. re-
suit, probably, in an eae,nand
Tor s commentaries snot iupply
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aiooo R.nardi

Wa viii give one thousand dollars roR
ANY ISFoRMArIoS that will lead to the
recovery ofihe four diamond rings stolen
from our show case. at the Exposition,
on Monday last, the 2lst inst.
F. d. BARNUN & Co.,
40 Jewellers, PCS Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-16

Persons desiring an No. article in
prime corn beef by the barrel or half
barrel, should not forget to call at the
Central meat market. No. u Jefferson
street, corner of Third
20 II. SEEssEL, SR.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Pauline Carroll, St. Louis.
& 1'rf Belle Pike, st. Louis.
r" Shannon, Louisville.
IT A. j. White, Napoleon.
Potomac, Cincinnati.
Andy Johnson, st, Louis.
DRPARrUREs. 81 aGtf
Steamer Phil Allin, Friar's Point. fn
sec. w. Check, Friar'S Point
4" A. ]. White, Napoleon,
Frank Forrest, Fulton.
" st. Joe, st. Louis.
a Shannon, New Orleans.
" Andy Johnson, New Orleans.
Belle of Pike, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Pink Varbler Armadillo, Potomac,
n
Daily report Of the stage of water and the
changes during the twenty-four hours ending
AZ noon to-day:
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STRANGERS, 60 to wille,t's.

FAsHIoSABLe DASciNG-Tsught by
Mrs. DeGray Bennett, at 45e Main street.
Waldren Block. Terms very low, need
ing money badly. Academy open every
day and night. Please to call. 81
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Memphis and Ohio River Packet Co -
Fer Louisville and Cincinnati = inc
freight and passenger steamer. ~
T,awranca J. II. FeErell..,,~~-ter
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE
w MONDAY, November 18th, lnF
at5p.m. For freight or passage -
apply on board or to
Sse7 Ss Front
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A young couple San obtain an un-
furnished room, with board, in a private
family at living rates, and where there
are no other boaders, by addressing B.
G. L LEDGER office, or pOstofice box
81
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For REXT-OFFIcE.-A good Office in
the Planters Insurance Co.'S Building.
Apply to the Planters IYs. Co.,
All No. A Madison st.
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SoARFs and shawls, large stock, cheap
est in the city, at the Southern Palace
closing out ssle, 1872 Main street. 5St
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SHIPPING TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIC LEDGER
office. AIT
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sclHrs aud shavIs. cheapest in the
city. at the Southern Palace closing out
sale, 1872 Main street. 81
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SEE advertisement OF Wheeler 4
Wilson's sewing machine in the For
Sail" column, the owner considering it
worthless, offers bargain in it. 48t
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fHe LATEST ARRivAL-J. Devote,
corner Third and Adams streets, has
Just received large stOckpf every kind
Of choice groceries. suitable TO the sea-
son. Just opened, fnesh lot OF AZ
t-ere's miuce-meat s9f
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NOR sALH-sLAB WOOD, SUITABLE FOR
Il kindling. Orders left at Williams 4 Co.'S
saw mill OF once. corner GayOso and second
streets, will be attended 10. 0O-Il
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A special train for Little Rock will
leave the depot, foot Of Washington
street, to.morrog Sunday morning, at
seven clock. ALEcK WApDELL,
Passenger Agent.
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ISOR SALE-A FARM-F0RTY ACRES.
II Que Of the best places in the county, i've
John Brown. on the premises. ~ Thomas
Leonard, 0ttOrney-at law. 37S Main 81. fl-s6
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CHEEK LINE.
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Co.
For Helena, Frfar's Point, NaPo-
leon, and the Bends.

Leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY kFRIDAf
At 5p.m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
GEO. W. CHEEK, Sup't.
lS-t ~ Madison street.
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THANKS.

Those attending the Exposition to-
night viii have the pleasure of witness
ing the stersoseOpic views prepared By
Prof. Lou Leubrie OF the Dollar Store.
In addition to the above attraction the
promenade concert by De Lucca' slstring
band will also add to the pleasures Of
the evening. l0t rtt1 li.-
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For vicksburg.

Anchor Line-Memphis and ST. Louis ct
Company-For Helena. Chicot, GreIs
and Vicksburg. Connecting at Chicth
TIE Little Rock. Pine Bluff and New ds
r. R.; also, the Mississippi, 0uachld
Red River Il. r.
Steamer w. J. Lewis, Ia
blake......... ........ .......-... ......mastcrG
Will leave as above on SATURDAY. M
Der 10th, at 5 o'clock pm.
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For solid gold jewslFy go to the Jet
Palace.
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CosruNEs for the coming masquerade
ball made TO order at lows 3, By Mrs
n A Steele l42 Poplar street. Several
ssviug gills wanted iunsdial W. IS
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PHELAS & CoLLENDER's beveled tables
at the Peabody Billiard Hall Sc
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LIVERPOOL. November l6 II 80 am Cotton
opens quiet but steady. Uplands, 9tdl Or
leans. 101sd.
p.m.-CottpA is quiet but steady. Up
lands, gsl; Orleans, 101<d. Sales. 10, 10 bales.
Of which e0O0 were for export and speculation.
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FOR the finest sold gold jsEelry 60 l'
the Jet Palace.
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SOUTHERN PALACE closing out sale,
Bargains are the rule" 5rH SGT
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RniIrand ACCIDENT.

CELERY received daily at Victor D.
Fuchs, II Jefferson. 26-t
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FOR Arkanaas River
For White River.


Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Co.-H
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati
POT0MAC..................J. W. Bachelor. mas
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE IT,
w on SATURDAY. November go =
10th. at pm. For freight or pas -
NoTIcH re- SHIPPKRs.-All boats in this III
will leave promptly at S o'clock pm.
freight will be received or bills of ladiI
signed after that hour on the day of departuf
64.66 w. p. WALKER, Sup't.
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Buy your vood from c lobn-
con nv Rcplsf q, uesF FopF, y
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DR.. h. y. Blount.

Office, 81 Charleston avenue-Ware's
drug store; at night, at Hotel de Europe.
NO
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PsasoDs Ea'iarl al, largest and
80 49, = hEssk Is
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FeF she'll and can QTsfl ss, 80 -
TsIis FraHsioIl's, sss Fre1 So ~
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
ME MPH I8t
lrdav Evening. Nov. 10. lsz1.

PrrrsBuno and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown q Jones, Office 2s2 Main
street.. Bethel Block. I
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luc nv Ehp AND hEAThtH.
The river is now falling at the rate of
four inches per day, and now stands
three feet nine inches above low water
mark. The upper Mississippi is falling
rapidly. aud in the Missouri water is
getting to be scarce and thin, and indi.
cations are that all Of the upper streams
will be closed with ice much earlier this
season than they were last year. A de-
cline is noted by the Signal kilograms
at nearly all points on the Ohio, and at
Cairo the river is again falling. The
Arkansas has about twenty inches to
Little Rock, and is daily getting worse.
White river has thirty inches to Jackson
port, and is about stationary The
weather has changed but little since
yesterday-the mercury having gone
down TO the freezing point, and raw
and penetrating wind blowing from the
northwest.
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Armadill0, n.

Memphis and Ohio River Packet Com
For Louisville and Cincinnati-T3 ct
freight and passenger steamer.
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PUnFs, I6 jefferson street.

For furniture and mattresses at low
rates go to II. Marks, 2Ol Main street.
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ron REWT or LEASE.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CORNER FRONT
u and Jefferson streets. foriease. Possession
first OF February. Apply to
JOSEPH /. ANDREWS,
SGT No. 252 Front street, up stairs.
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wnLETr's Billiard Hall 81 Adams
street 3Of
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LOST.

+ osT-A GOLD CHAIN AND JET CROSS
IL set 10 gold. The finder will be literally
rewarded II delivered at No, ID Union street, TO
65-66 J. v. RUSSELL.
r oST-A GOLD, OVAL, ENGRAVED,
l.. rope-edged bracelet. If returned to 2g
Main street, the party will be literally re-
warded. l65-67l II. WADE.
r oST-s5 REWARD ON VANCE OR Null
ia berry street, pair of gold spectacles in
case The finder will leave them at ) G
Toors, Is West Court street. G1-6I
T oST-FR0M OUR PLACE ON POPLAR
IL street. FIVE miles out, red and white,
muley spotted COW, with bell on. A liberal
reward will be paid for any information.
63-6s B 2. SMITH 4 CO.. 1913 Poplar 81.
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TOR SALR.-ARRIVRD, A FRESH CAR
e Toad Of mules and horses, at our Court
ST j. B. FAIRIES & co.
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IP.m.-Cotton Is quiet but firm. Spot sales
to-day, go; futures. $500 bales.
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ChanRea.
Above low

fBeI0W hiRh water.
Blank t....) indicates no report; cipher 10Y
stationary.
l0mciall S. W. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service, U. S. A.
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For sigu, ornamental AID Lol =.
iaE 81 A = Davis q ! 81
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FOR RENT.

OR RENT-THE Tw0-gTORY FRAMED
y residence. No. 200 Hernande street. near
Vance, containing seven rooms and Kitchen.
Good neighborhoOd; on street railroad, with
family groceries. Vegetables and meat market
within a few doors. House in good repair.
and possession given Immediately. Apply to
DOUGLASS CALDWELL,
SO "a $40 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-22

Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., in letter to
the Advertiser, makes suggestion which must
have occurred to others, and which we hope will
be needed. 1t is that the fire has left monu-
ment of itself, which shoIld not be disturbed,
in the marks of its assault upon the west front
Of the new post office building. That building
is permanent structure, which should, and
doubtless will, stand hundreds of years hence,
as it does to-day, and as long as it stands it
should bear on its face a reminder of the great
fire of November 9, 1872. As Mr.. Adams well
says; The monument to the great fire in Lon
don is all very well, but it would be more inter-
estng to-day if the sight-seer could look on the
very walls of some great public building which
still bore on them the marks of the flames. A
great misfortune has made a monument out of
new bui6ing-will it not be a great pity TO
carefully efface the inscription ?"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-22

chain of fatalities resulting from carrying CON
cealed weapons is the tragic death of a young
man in Maryland. A parry of young men and
women, four in number, were returning from
PRAYER meeting at Frizzleburg, Carroll county,
on Monday evening, and the young women hav-
ing expressed fear of fire arms, one of the
young men, named Masonheimer, drew a small
revolver from his pocket and fired a barrel, to
give them scare, as he says. BY some hOrrid
mischance, the other Young man, Heron,
stepped in front of him at the instant of firing
and received the bullet between the ewes, dying
Instantly. The affair has caused great excite
ment, and legal proceedings are talked of against
Masonhemer for carving concealed WEAPONS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-22

ment in common with those of all daimios, and
the tx-chijiii, apparently resolved upon clear
restitution of all his possessions. has also pre-
sented the cup to the mikado, who has ordered
it 10 be exposed in the Bumhusho for the edif-
cation of the COMMUNICATIONS Herald
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-22
LATEST MARKETS.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
SEW YORK Nov q Money stringent 81 : uer cent
=o4 " LIP ann interest The ira called for 70 per
cent 90 the CepOsis placed with national banks in
01obe sterling firm 1851 a. 1851 70. 81 days and MO
III e!sH{ 20 stronger, opening ll3 after govern
saes aaFaueri 10 and cJred ll5i5 q ll3A. Loans az
Z q per Gems for carrying CIe4iiuzs about s5QUnUyl
me government has dish lrsel 81! 90 The slant
treasurer awarded 81 Dg1eJJ at l3 = % q l3 zg-lgg
payments for ths gold are made direct into The treasury
.. nat tie suoncy market. instead Of gaining. O.es
szy wv ~ legal teaiers. Government bonds steady.
9J-ihern securities quiet and st=aiy stocks qeurraIr
strong Throughout the lay, with &Ur;hye common
absorbing the attention the street: che stoes opened
y % aec lel ~ 81, sod ~ par, and closed s.
u Isentiey IN he hands Of the Clique; f. loaned ly
IN the CAV = per cent use subs 4ueHtly lya4rg
nat faenc Mai ana EEle were next "a point Of inter
toti wa Ndaen ior the latter for use ten Gays The
market Al the close showed slIglt reaction from the
highest point Of The day The Milwaukee and St. Paul
company To-Day gave notice to the board the Issue Of
about sixteen thousand zares Of common slUck 10 pay
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-22

Mr. Lewis Gaylord Clark tells the following
anecdote OF Mr.. Stewards carly legal practice
There was time and it was about this rfme
that Mr. Seward had his own struggles TO con.
tend with. He had just put out his "shingle"
as lawyer at-law." As he used TO say. he BEGAN
the "pursuit Of the law at that time, but found
it difficult TO overtake her."
lie was wont TO narrate, ia his familiar wav.
TO his intimate friends how be obtained his irst
hye dollar fee in Cayuga county, and thar, too,
IN an unpfomsng, losing case. He walked
seven miles, one hot summers day, down 10
'Sempronius," or Cicero Centre" or "Caio
-Four Corners" or some other Of those classic
"huddles" or villages, named by Dominic Samo.
son Suryeyor-General De Witt who forgot
all the old picturesque and melbfIuent
Indian names in his love Of the classics,
When Lawyer Seward arrived at the tavern
where the court" had convened he found the
opposing counse" had not arrived The case
10 discussion was very plain one, involving,
however, some complication Of legal terms, in
the matter Of exchange and "dicker" He
awaited his opponent for an hour or so. buf rs
he still failed 10 put in an appearance. be oh.
talned permission from the court 10 present his
clients side Of the suit, which he did In a very
few words, as bis exposition Of the case scarcely
admitted of doubt
few moments after he had finished, the
opposing counsel" a low pettilogger, who. like
necessity, "kneW no law" and vet acauired a
certain local repute, and had lately been sue.
cesslul before several ignorant country iurieg.
entered the court room iu his coat sleeve win
an old round hat on, a clay pipe twisted in ifs
band, 49," marked on the side Of il in white
chalk.
Sharp practice" he exclaimed, as he took
bis seat and mopped his face with a red ian.
dauna handkerchief "Sharp practice for them
smart Auburn lawyers; couldn't wait 10 hear
both sides, o course nOtl Well, never mind.
What did he say? How did he put II? IN
trust any Of yOu TO tell me"
Mr.. Stewards statement and argument were
repeated to him. and his response asked for and
awaited
"Go on, said he; "gvc nothing to say; this
jury knows me and know them. When you've
nothing 10 say say it. That's my maxim
alters. Common law is common sense, THAT'S
all want. English law, which you say he has
has brought into this case, amt known
here. We had enough Of that in the reyoln.
ton. United States law, New York state law,
Cayuga county court law, is good enough for
us plain folks hain't anything more to say"
And nothing more did he say; but he won bis
case
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-22

NEW YORK, nov. 2l.e-Cottot nc higher and In good
spinning demand; saics 2O03 bales; md1nR nplinds
favor; sales 5iJ0 bbls state SOS ~ 77j: ONO si9j
@ 9I5i western st,e5 N slji southern stl0 ~ il0J.
y heat shade hrnef and Ia good export denuni;
l.56; winter red western sl63 0gi,65, white Dclgan
Sli6 az s20j. Corn tbide nuner; Aacs $4,000 bush
steamer mixed western 6jA ~ &c. SAL GO "a N Coo.
DC; Old western mixed iDWjlc Bel dan. Pork hmer;
mess si54J ~ 10. Lard more active at n egsAc.
Butter guleti state "a a. zSc. Wuitkey nc OjAc Elge
him at = n &c. sugar quiet; Musc0yadO ~ ~ l04c;
refining ga a. lUc Coffee nnn mo 50lsHc. 5iOlasse
dun; sew Orleans No a. SIC Iurpentne quiet nd CO.
rOsn in buyers favor al Sab ~ AZ Petroleum quiet
crude at l4ci refined Ea @Hac. Ial0w active at ~
CHICAGO, Nov 2l.--Flour lrm and In fair demand ;
there better shipping demand, the faciie JttIaus-
pOrlatou beng rc5tOred spring $3.50 ~ 62 with
No spring sl,2J; NO2 Sail on the spot and sl,l0H
seller December; No 3 81 ~; feiecte hsc Corn ~ mf
demand an advanced hO2 ml&ed 3kA ~ J2hc on the
spot, ana jlhc heller Decembefi rejected ~ " 31c
Oats lnn and IN far demand; NO 2, I3h W 2JAci re-
iectc1 axe. Rye lrn and scarcti 10 o b ~ b5sc,
barley duh ana shade lower; No fan &C. Pork quiet
~ 1880 for small lots. ana Slk25 an l23lh seller Decen.
per Lard strong with advancing tendency sales al
II ~ PC the spot or seller Decembef anu ftc seller
~ 7Xc on tie spot shoulders 81 % 3Hc short rib 5H
oo6c Buk meats ana two daYs Old -shOuders 4Ac
snort rio mlddleB 61c long cleaI 6A @6s loose boxed
flour n OOG bulh Wheat, 10000 bush corn 1900 bush
oats, 5000 bush rye, 400 bush barley smpmentk-G0O
bbs -four 10000 bash wheat 1900 bush e0fn,1SVOO bush
oats, ljvJ bush rye 700 bush barley
SEW OELgARs, Nov. H.--Uotton in good demand 1T
l9he.
FLOUR--Fancy brands, f} Dbl $500 q $780, choice
81 Louis brands 5000 n sll0O common Xtas 50 80
a $1,000; superlhe, $500 d 800.
GRAIN AND MEAL-Norllern Corn, " bush sligo;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-22
Sgtttal ot1fes.
The Municipal Election.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUsEs On TUESDAY EVE
MING, NOV, Is,

The RepuH cans Of Worcester are notified that Ward
Caucuses will oe held on TUESDAY EVENING. NOV
IS, at7. o'ciock TO appoint Delegates to Convention
TO be held December atI- P. NJ. at Lvceum Hall, cr
the purpose Of nominating candidates the offices Of
Mayor and Aldermen for the odd numbered wards also
10 make nominations of candidates for the Common
Council schoo! Board. Assistant Assessors and Ward
Officers.
The basis Of representation IN the convention to nomi
nate Mayor and Aldermen viii be one delegate Tor each
ward and additional delegate for every ff,y votes
and majority fraction thereof cast for Gen Grant at
TIE recent election Under which cal the several wards
vii ne entitled TO send delegates as follows: Ward
fourteen; ward ,, eleven; wariS six; ward l. eight;
ward 5, nne wagd5 s, sixteen; ward l. eighteen; ward
S, thirteen.
The ward caucusses will be held in the following
placls Wards ! and at their respective ward rooms;
Ward at Republican Headquarters, SPY building
Ward ct the southwest antcroom, Horticultural
Hall; Ward in upper Horticultural Hall; Ward
in horticultural Hall; Ward III Lyceum Hall.
Foster street; Ward in their new ward room on Wal.
street By order Of the Republican City Committee
HENRY c. RICE, Chairman.
JOHN 5. BALDWIN, Secretary.
Worcester. Nov. Is, lS72. at me-