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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-17
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIyALB.

ARRIVALs.
Steamer Alice. st. Louis.
st. Joseph, St. Louis.
Glencoe, st. Louis.
Dardanelle, Arkansas river.
John KYLE, New Orleans.
Oceanus, New Orleans.
Robert Mitchell. Cincinnati.
Undine. 0sceola.
N. Longworth, New Orleans.
St. Luke. st. Louis.
DEPARTURES
Steamer Mollie Ebert, New Orleans.
Glencoe, New Orleans.
- Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
- Alice. ST. Louis.
City Of Chester. St. Louis.
John Kyle, St. Louis.
0ceanus. St. Louis.
Z" A. J. White, Napoleon.
G. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
st. Francis. Mariana.
Legal Tender, White river.
n. LOngWorth. st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
St. Joseph, Undine. St. Luke.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
St. ......St, Joseph........-.........5 p m
RIVER, BUSINESS, WEATHER.
According to the War Department record,
the river fell two inches opposite this eityyeS-
terday. The streams above and below are
reported as followsi New Orleans rose I'VE
inches. Pittsburg rose thirteen inches. Vicks-
burg rose six inches. Shreveport rose thres
inches. Cairo declined thirteen inches, Nash
willie declined three inches, Louisville de
elined two inches. St. Louis declined hV'
! inches, and stationary at Omaha and LeaV
enworth. No news from the Illinois latei
! than that already given. White river has foul
and half feet to Jacksonport, and is sta
tionary. The Arkansas has about the same
l stage to Pine Bluff. and is declining slowly
The weather is clear and pleasant and ooat'
are able 10 run during the night as well a.
day, the foss having cleared up. and bright
moon shining to assist pilots.
PORT NEWS.
The arriving and departing steamers yes
terday evening had good trips-....Ihe WHITE
Legal Tender and St. Francis all had as much
freight as they wanted......There were but two
/ arrivals this morninr...... The 81. Luke arrived
from s.. Louis with a good trip......Ihe Mich
I Loprworth came In from New Orleans siA
DAYS out She discharged twenty-five toni
Of freight here, and had a fair Tip Tor abov'
4 Tbe CITY Of Quincy Is due up, with earg'
eonsistin. Of 1000 bars Of railroad iron. D
boxes and 800 hOgshsads Of sugar and SO bar
rsls Of molassss......The Silver Bow is eominI
with $50 tons freight. including 200 hogshead
Of sugar.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A liFht snow has fallen AZ Pittsburg 70
about tWenty-four hours.
Cumberland river has bat three feet 81
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1O:45 a.m.-Cotton is quiet and nominal.
with no transactions. Sales for future deliv-
cry last evening, N5O.
u :15 p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Spot sales. 1000;
futures. $3.50. Sales for January. q slice (;
February, 2lssc; March, &c; April. p S-l6ci
Nav Z23kc,
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GAs-E1rrSo at SIS Second st. AT

EAGLE ROOFING OFFICE removed to
D. c. McDougal & Co. feed store, No.
334 Second street ll9
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49,
LOST,

T OsT-FfFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD
Two mules. Return To-
r. WoRMLEY 4 co.,
1870 No. Union street.
r osT-A LARGE WHITE AND BROWN
spotted bull dog, six months old; Liberal
reward paid for his delivery at lloh Beal st..
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WATCHES AND JEwELRR
az Great Sacrifice
AT JOSEPH GOODMAN's,
81 No. SII Main street
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The Rest Is the Cheapest.
New sparkling cider, pure homemade
blackberry cordial new comb and
strained honey, extra homemade apple
vinegar, a fine lot of dried peaches
(pealed), and full assortment Of the
best family groceries, at J. DevotO's,
corner Third and Adams streets. L54t
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Genuine Gravel ROOnng, by Bar-
tholOmew d Allen. 40 n. Court. Loaf
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Gold Is In lIaht supply at 1857. The New

HOId Is IN Hght supply NJ IUo/2' IHo NOW
York rate 10 steady at 1881. FftfHrrf
Local securities are firm. First National bank
stock is quoted at 81 so. Memphis gas-light
stock 81 80. Arkansas levee bonds. in sums
of $1,000 to 5000 at Csc. but for larger amounts
holders are firm at SOC. City securities are
held firmly at 6O1Sc for the currency bonds, and
e4c for the gold issue. County warrants are
strong at s4to Csc buying and selling. Selma
railroad scrip Is sold at CSC. Memphis and
Charleston stock is sold. Tennessee money is
sold at 80 and Sse for the new and old issue.
NEW YoRK. January II. l0:25 am Gov
ernments are irregular. Sterling exchange is
.4..du "A 1OAI/ OoI1 l. N .rv;x.. "A Z -. ..nt
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BOARDING..

DOARDTNG-ONR OR TWO PLEASANT
ID rooms, furnished or unfurnished, fo
Gmall family. or will rent house and board
with family. Address, --Le+
MRS. JENNIE RICHARDSON.
1871 Bass avenue.
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Oysters.

Fresh stock received daily by V. D.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street. Gt7C
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EoR sALE-A LOT OF 81 ACRES, ON
II NJ. 4 G. R. R., in front Of the City Park
gate. we'll timbered, for $500. Call at No: 81
Union street. llyt
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DOARDING-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS.
Id furnished or unfurnished. with board
also, q few day boarders can be accommodated
Al III Court street. lt3-lH
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EOR RENT OR sALE-A COTTAGE AND
IL five acres on Kerr avenue. Apply to Mi
nor Meriwether. 95 Union street: 7Ot
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PUurs At SIS Second street,
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Memphis and New Orleans Pas
senger Packet, Steamer
LE Belle Lee,

J.P. HICKS. master JSo. S. SULLIVAN. elk.
nHIs ELRG ANT PASSENGER STEAMER
will leave Memphis for New Orleans. az
f-ff.wr.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Brown
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1901
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once, No. Is Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

Nj EN- HIS
Wednesday Evening, Jan. N. 49, 2
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EOR SALE-TW0 SECONDHAND BOIL
diameter, two 14-inch fues; stood hydraulic
pressure of 1893 lbs. steam and mud drum
Connected with boiler; also safety valve. .Ap-
My to 246 Second street. ll4-ll9
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NOR RENT-.A Tw0.STORY FRAME.
IL four rooms and kitchen, No. 2l9 fernando
street, near the corner Of Vance, Apply TO
1857 Insurance Building, Rooms 50 and 40.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A light snow has fallen At Pittsburg for
about tWenty-four hours.
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ENoR RENT-PLANTATIoN FOR RENT
Il or Lease for term of years. seven miles
south Of Wythe depot, in Shelby county; ls0
acres of good tillable land good dwelling.
house, gin and mill. and all necessary out
houses. For terms apply to j. M. Brooks,
$50 Front street, Memphis. lO8-ll9
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COKE AND Coal TAR for sale at Gas
Company's Office, 29l Second st. not
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BRoWsE 4 BRowEE,sl6 Second st. AT
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EoR RENT FOR 1S72-MY RESIDENCE.
n Garden and grounds. on old Raleigh road,
lZ miles from Court Square. House contains
eight rooms and a good Office in the yard, with
stables, horse lot. carriage house and all nee
essary outbuildings. and known as the Bagby
place. II. W. IRVINE, 278 Front How:
MEMPHIS, January Is, 1872. ll7-l26
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NOR RENT-A COTTAGE OF TWO RooM0
II and three acres Of tillable land, situated
nues, Apply to 7. B. Edgington,, No; ID
Madison street. lOS-lS3
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I & Co.'S. geo Front street. lO8t
NOR sALE-SBLMA RAILROAD SCRIP
II We are authorized to sell portion Of the
Scrip issued by Shelby county TO the above
road, at ninety-ive cents on the dollar, for
the next few days. This is the only Scrip
good for taxes levied for this road.
1921 GERMAN NATIONAL BANK:
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NOR RENT-oNE-HALF OF A DOUBLE
Il cottage, three rooms, near end Of Poplar
street railroad. Apply 70
li9-lN WIN. DEAN, 1913 Poplar st.
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NOR RENT -ONE-HALF OF TENEMENT
Z house on the north side Of Georgia street;
four rooms. Price $40. Apply to Chas. 2:
Bullock, rear of 278 Second street llS-l2O
, 1872-12-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. o5.
ALCOI1OL-Was in 1IoNera,a demand aul 1rmcr,
owing to the recent advance in Ashwiaes. Wo
quote 81 per ccEt proof 1t fl.33,a1.SJ.
BROOM Co1iS-Tne dcnantl wss confined to the
better grades, tie sto ks Of which meagre. Choice
green h,rl is very scarce. Tho supply Of common
red bash il 1arge, an3 it sells slowly. We quote:
NJ lurl, 6::Gt't l.er 1b No. stalk braid, 5G5Nc;
NJ. do s.54;.c No. . do 3@3Ec inside green, 81
@4c; do ccd trip, &c; TO p.!e and red, 212Ec.
DEANS-TAccc . moderate inquiry for beans
on botn local and shipping account. Most of the
choice grades picked up, and the receipts very
Light, consequently they rule quite firm. We quote:
NAyies q: 240 60 fair to PRIME, 81 .S51e 90
to medium at Sl.13a1.7j.
BUILDING EIAIEllALS-Wcra dull aal nominal.
The weather OF tie paGt week las interrupted
building operations, and caused extreme dul!DeEs
in this market. Prices, however, without auo!aale
change As follows S:ucco, $5o2.75; New York stuc
co. casing, co sNj'2rtiuc do, so Roscn
da'e cement, $'.25G3.5U: Utica cement, 500 pcr
brl; Louisville cement, $500; Akron cement $2uo;
marble dust, 5725G3.70; lime, III bulk, s1.05ol 25
limo I'm brl) l.5op1r brl white sand, Per brl,
7523o0 rlasteclug air per bn. 40G fire brick,
per :o30 90cD; :.ng brick {con1on), LOO
G1500 country brick sl3.G314 % Woodstock prrss-
ct rage at s.. Louis Hydraulic pressed,
si5.CY, dc:; milwaukee,, $;3.0u, del: Racine, 5000,
del; Hnssda1e. $500, del fire clay, Per lr, $1,000
SEQ. Tue following a tic liS Ct prices Per Go1 Ut 50
fee fcr domestic ;l.t" G;ass. from which reduc
ton CT 30 .ltI Fer cent is 1na.!n ,v dealers:
, 1872-12-30

when there is nothing doing. Tho Btcadiness
that has rcigned in tho live hog market for
oral days past is inducing moro confidence
among buycra, especially az the indications arc
that shipping. facilities will be moro ample (or
less restrained) heioro long. They aro bidding
former prices with moro freedom than hereto
fore, but arc not willing to advance
their views. It is stated that sew
ora1 sales have been n1ado recently which were
not reportcd-somo Of them largo ones.
Of prices: Ness poyk-Old. S11.o33l1.5o; nov
pork, cash seller the mouth, at s1l 81; do ac
CT JANUARY, @11.:5@11.50; do seller February,
51l.co@11:C5 tio seller Iarcl, s11,so@11.s 50; do
.traprin,o, Ss.75. Lard, cash, o4scl!or January,
S7.00; doseler February, 5712}1; dosoller March,
$7.30@7.35. Sweet picked hams, 731@3Nc,
aud green hams at 7}Gc for l5-ib averages,
and 7@7}sc for LIB averages: Green shoulders,
riIs, 5@51sc; do short clear, 515@51lc; dry
salted meats quotable at 335c for shoulders:
5S5c for short ribs, and $50 for short clear.
Boxed shoulders, SELLER January, quoted at
92:c English nests for delivery in December and
ribs or long clear; &c for short dear; S.1l@
81zc for long cut INNS. Bacon is quoted at
45Sc for shoulders, TIC for clear ribs, TIC for
short clear, all packed. Mess beef. ss.50;a9.03;
@25.55. CITY tauow, 716t172Ic; grease quota
Bio ut 5,G@G1lc Sales wero reported Of 100
brls (old) mess pork at 311.39; 2o0brsd do (ncw),
part seller January, at S11.5o 500 brls do. seller
April, at al2.0o; 1900 tcs lard part seller Jan1,
2o.6oo lbs shoulders 1G tta) at 35zc; 100000 it's
green do et 31111c; 800 boxes shoulders at $40;
800 boxes do ut $3.50: 100000 lbs shoulders,
seller March, at SEC; 200 boxes short ribs
at 523c; $50 boxes long clear, seller
last kali of February at 52ac; $50 boxes short
clear at S6.05<; 200 boxes do at &c; 259 boxes
long and short elesr, nelle- February, at 5Sc;
600 lbs green hams ~ !bs) at Sc; 10000 lbs
DO ~ ha) Ct 7]4c; 10000 PCS do &C ts> at 1:c;
dsa3 L; @ ;cs 70 (ws;'ont cost of delive*y) st 7c;
2o:'25 h dc CO lhn) - Gc; 250 tcs sweet picked
hams (i5;i Isl a: sllsc; 81 Iris yellow grease st
SIC; 10 b-ls country talow at 7'5o; l:0vo lbs DO
ct e.
T;lo following vc7o tho receipts and ehi1-
n,eats OF provisions i'll LIS city during the past
Ece1;
, 1872-12-30
common; S3.G0G036 65 for Medium. end :, 7oc

common; s3.6o@3.65 for medinn. and :, 7oe
$40 for good to choice. 4 fow extra assn..11
lots we1e taken for shipment at ~:
and o1o Of our packers r,;;
this figure for car load or two. r. 'i':,
the bulk OF the weeks business vas tranaa.toS
at prices ranging from 1910 downward to al;
The Prices OF the product do not justify packe;s
and they express i determination to wi:hr]7a:,
from the market rather than continue opc,atio1a
at materially higher retes. The number of ho~,
yet to come forward is known to be large. All
thoro is nothing to encourage belief tia: bctlt-
prices will prevail later in the seasoa.
To-day the market was fairly active, and Drcea
we're firm. Packers were about the only o;,cfa.
TORS but their wants we're sufficient to ais1r5
the supply, and sales we're readily effected 81
s3.5o@3.55 for common, at 93.60@3G c. for ma-
dunn, aud at 33.70@3.s0 for good to cho;co.
The market closed firm.
, 1872-12-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Winter, 11s ad@l1a 1od; spring, lis adGs =.
white, 12s 4dG12s 81; Club, 12s 9l@I3s Corn, 25s el
Pork, 65-. Lard, 37s 3D.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. g LEO pm.-S1s7ket unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec :s-2:30 ?. m.-EceadstuEs f1rs
winters, lis 10dG11s; spring, liz 4d@12s I'd ::s--
age white, 12s 6d@l2s Sd; club, is 10d3las. C--,
25s. Pork, G4s. Beef unchanged.
LosDos, Dec. 2s-5p- as@consols.Money, s1::::3
1o-ios, ss3< new s., so:x. Erie, soy.
The rate Of money at the Stock Exchange Gov
ernnent securities ia lower tnan the bank rate By 4
per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 23.-Cotton firm !; naiddling rr-
lands, 10hd Orleans, 10+za1oMd. Sales l. 900 baea;
for speculation and export, 5000 bales.
Breadstud ds-caHfornia whits wheat, average quail
t., 12s 6d@12s Sd; club, 12s 10d@13s red sprirs,
lis 4d@12s I'd red winter, lis 1olG12s Flour, Sos
Corn, 2Ss.
Pork, Gas. Cheese, e4s. Cumberland mlddles, a5s.
nr+f ihn
, 1872-12-30

So ., 23azt924@c; fancy Rio, 23X@o33zc; choice Do,
:2!tc52c; prime nio :2h@22Hc; good ao 3Hg
s::; es :sza; Do, S'2Sas pE@s
- cAsnlss-staT, t lall weight. 2oN@21c: stearine
R1cE--p4tna, e>4@sxc; 1:angoon, 7e<@so; Carolina
8EG9c.
powdered, nnd granuatcd, 13:;@l3%e; 4, stand. stand
ara, 124a1a;sc do No ? 12%Sl2I3;s; =; u 1a;lGS q :
12c err G l2:@o NJ. Ifa:' 6rinc Xrc
sugar, @l1s faif Do: 5*2:se; Hsx oclea9s
sSnurs-Dlamord drtps, sl.35Sl.4o; silver driP',
extra nc 5: good smg syrap coso hoo'9
taS0c; do PRIME 72S75c; do common, 65S7oc; Porto
K:ea molasses, choice, 55@Goc; common noasses,
3ot1:o,. .,
Sr1cEs-Alspice, 1781sc; cloves, a3@3oc: cassts,
sGSsa sSSeT pars, ReS?se do e. 9s5e DO ~
t,sd 3@;Ss; Gsid:n VI: sSs<s {s W1is 3S;,d5jy dIy,
9H@9fo; p mh,'0 GSS ssyoa 1npsPa psG e@se
S.Ancn-aloss gS@1oe; corn, 9@l1c; laundry
HAY-Waa il iisAt demand and in moderate supply
at tho pees during the preceding days Of the
week. Wholesale dealers were paying lie folloTing
rates: oa 1EAcE-Tnothy bea.er peessed Ss6o o6
grsirie, sii e presscd, s1ooosil.5o. se on W1aox-
Timothy loosc, s15.c0@10.oo; prairie, loose, $500
!u.ou. tor oea'ery u p1esseo' $1oos94''o' "e~oAs
to distance.
HIDEs-No change was noticeable In the general
features Of this market. Fsr activity provails, and
the offerings, though LIBERAL find ready buyers Ct the
bl.cners, &c.; green saltcd, cured, heavy, n9
1lt4e; do nght, l2@1akc; par, cured, 9h91oNc;
g5sen frozen 2M@oe: green ,iaa ea 7ff7Gd G gfeGn @
22c; dry calf, 26c; dry flint l932oe; deacons, 5o@55c
damaged, 7E@sc; al other damaged stock, twothrds
price; branded 10 per cent of:
HOPs-Were unchanged Tho demand is fair.
Stocks only moderate and prices rule strong For
freely bat as yet there has been only limited amount
on this market We quote extra choice Western at 43c;
prime at Ss,:oc; common to medium at 2oG3oc;
Eastern at 40;S4jc.
HONEY-Nas quiet. The offerings OF prime
very light. We quote Choice whitc comb Q: 23;S30s
nleIln grades, 2o@5c inferior and strained honey,
lS;G187.
IRON AND STEE-This market was without new
feaures The demand is light, aud consists mostly OF
, 1872-12-30
Whiting, 25o
PUTTY.
In bulk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3Kc
Tn hl1d1erB ......... ....,,........ c

In bladderB ............. c
POULTRY-The offerings OF choice turkeys and
chickens light, and they are firm there being
fair local demand. The market ts fairly supplied
with ordinary STOCK Turkeys are auotable at
chickens at S. o69350; geese At Slo.oo@l2o0 Sales
include 1900 lbs choice turkeys st l4c 200 lbs do at
13c 100 lbs at 12c; 400 1s at 12c 800 lbs at IL:
n dez choice chickens at $780, IS doz do at $1,000
3.2j: 20 doz at $500; A. doz at $o00@350; II 11oz
ducks at s4.0o@k doz at $3.50: 10 doz geese ut
$9OO@12.U0.
poYATOEs-C Choice sound lots aro in demand at
70G75c track. Potatoes sell from store at 8090c.
Baies include choice At 75c on track; $50 bu
85{a90c from store 400 bu Prince Albert at Csc.
bEEDs-E1cept moderate amount Of trading In
clover seed, the market was quiet and unchanged.
Timothy was dull aud quotabe at s9oo@3:25 for lair
to prime seed. Clover at $51o@525 for ordinary, and
s5.5o@5.es for mammoth. Fiar was quiet and nomi- @
nal at $1.G0@1.70. Sales we're reported OF baga
timothy ut $500: bags medium clover at $50;
bags mammoth ct S5.65 10 bags do at @5.G2x bags
do at $3.50.
sALT-The inquiry for salt on both local consunp-
tive and interior account is fair land this in
ton with Light stocks and hg gh freights, produces
firm feeling in the market: Onondaga and
Saginaw aae $50; ordinary e0arss $4o:
dairy. without bags, $3.50; do, With; bags;
$4.2j@4.50; Ashton dairy, per sack, $500 ground
alum, $2.75 Turks Island, $500.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLiNDs-Were in the average
= IN
, 1872-12-30


11'' to4H"'toa ~ I1o.ee1l'o t.ctoHS ou'oe9
among the merchants OF aliicrent Western cities,
for tho purpose Of obtaining lower rites Of
freight on goods from tho Last than can bo &C.
t:s ,-1"-,r ~ 49,,
luz o.' pel1'A u 'l'o prtlcl'al la1llosu nnes,
which has taken snapo in the following agree
mcnt outc-cd in.o between tho agents Of the
various companies:
r. ~ seran5 thot Vim +,,,n,, ,,os md +,,o; aor
.i II is ttee, t',es so a.hE nnea ana tholr SOY
cr,-a; ,;,1e, aoa
too; ~; Los f u.ae "a eol-
,xao. ~ la ens i5a.n 1 ~ nia tol-
ifs uncsa Nv arrec:,@t - Aka ennrsi lrS frc;nht
-: a1'es ~ aoae-.a7a9 W e1e eeueaat 1solSlss
tonts to o. .no II tfoax o nneh sta nor saasce
,o1 tl -; 49, ~ n'ote tuan p'io
orc a,re"d n.,on -, cnnti,ne f6r 1;xc1, nor;o5
1nr c1~rc,iaa tir,o ,,,7nr nv. r;rcr1.sta1eoae
~ !; -, - 49, a, go ~, - ,s .s~1 s ~ .
~ - .!"o os t,!e e''e.at conEec.lons CT
tce .fe-sa ASe.: 1:'St -iiey ".!l no:, under any
CT int.rtcly, their respective proportions Of tie
through westward rn.th ,isod nv ti,e t71nE lines.
mr. nv salaries oxn.-sea ~: coron;ss;ona ~
,rl,i ~ - n. ~ ~ seit:s,uo ~
Hnoe " "a: W =, 80 " e-Sshs u A1e1 asso
cia:lon5 or o1ner sEsnne:s; n9r gre passes to
1oTWafaGf6 or RECEIVERS OF freight; but will leave
through rates, classilications and conditions
Ucsw:.sl sololy in tho hands Of the trunk line
o:iiycrs without aa= forms Of concession. inter
e~nnt;ra i,,oa ~ VA @ ~"
o1,eSe-'e 1at-""o-
1te n'tA pose oA t4AAa e5ttehaetat ID usslaieH 10
&c the maintenance OF absolute uniform rates
and claas:cat.ons by I'll Ines ro;1tes. and traas-
poration corlpaaies and We pledge ourselves
to discontinue e;erv farm of fiTnct in1ireot ~
ra,no;a doto;l v;c;, =, ti,o aa;5, - -. ~; ~
r:4:S "4s44' ~ t1so eAeit.@o " VIE n.1tcs"
ssss eooa lsasn, e-a 10 couSssuc.. as Al UNFAIR
1nunceMcns TO secure tra1o against honorable
competition.
Signed on behalf Of the Penn. Railroad: Il.
T. C. & H. RAILROAD. 1;rjo Railway. r. " / n
r.;Iwsv. n r +. = Do;1worr vnn5o,;.
1t.StAh2s ~ ~. ~ T. /. AaihEJ FaHuallh
Route; I. 3. i ". Railway E. +. s ". Rail-
road; Penn. Co., operating F., IT, ", & c.. and
p c. l. S. L, Ia;lrua;l. K & CT w R-il,ra~
, 1872-12-30

The number Of passages is expected to DO
much larger next season, oTinS to the opening
OF the two grain elevators in that neighbo1hood,
the National and that of Hough Bros. The
bridge is uuwieldy one, being 210 foet long,
and can be turned Only in one direction, while
there are lyo lumbar yards around the draw,
which ofton have from two to Elk vessels lying
at their docks. IS.nco :A2 passage Was diff
cult ono, and troubles were not inlrequent, till
tho Harbor Master. Captain Nelson, established
his headquarters there q short time ago.
LAID Cr.
The following named vessels are laid up for
the winter at tho port Of Eacine: Bsrks-Groen
Bay. Briss-Ethan Allen, Hampton. Schoon-
ers-Gilbert Knapp, Exchange, Jura, Planet,
New1ard. Challenge, Belle, Fearless, kewaunee.
Rosa Bcl1o, 8. J. Holly, Raiubow, Casibelai,
Mary Aun. Scovs--Crusador, Pailtc:, Ihsea
Bells, Forrest, and Hurr2l Boys. S:oors-Yc-
loeipede. Yachts-AIa1nio Doud, Nacgre:ta.
Tug-Henry Wetzel.
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat was acsiye and 56c
higher. No. 2 spring sold 3: 81 l.2o24@1. .2o55
cash, closing at .20:l /; 1.211hH@1. .2i4 seller
January. end S1.c3;;sc11.o3l? sel1e- February,
beth closing ct the il.:dc. Corn was moderate
y a:t;;'''2 sad Shade 6r,ner, selling ut 3111s@
81 sei'e- January, and oi55@s2, seller Feb
r,3, lo'e4 options clo2ing Al the Inside. O.hcr
grain aad provisions were quiet and unchanged.