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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

NKw Law FIRM.-Messrs. Edwards & Wv
ion, whose card appears in the professional
column, have associated themselves in the
practice of the law. Both are well known in
this Judicial District, and are worthy Of the
confidenceand support which we are satisfied
will be extended them "a @8
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

DESERVED APPoINTMBNT.-We under
stand that Il. Fl. Lemon, Rsq., formerly post
trader at Fort Ellis, has received from the
Government the appointment as Trrder for
We are heartily rejoiced at Bob.'s success in
obtaining leadership, and with his many
friends here we join in wishing him all the
success that usually falls to lucky cuss.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

PERsoNAL.--We are glad to see in our
midst the genial face of our townsman G. L.
Clarke, who has just returned from Helena.
Red reports everything as lively, all 0. K. in
that village. q gRmza{itzst mgess& AL 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

AMONG the contributions received at the
late Charity Fair in behalf of st. Johns Hos
pital, at Helena, we notice that our liberal
fellow-citizen, Col. j.. M. Black, donated $50
in cash; and the generous agent of the
Crows, Maj. F. D. Pease, donated $40 in
cash.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

ACcEPTED.-Per invitation of the new and
justly popular landlord Of the Guy HoHse,
MIR. A. d. Hawks, the Courier Office, or more
properly speaking, the artizans thereof, dined
from the sumptuous tables of that house on
Sunday. The dinner was elegant, and re-
fected the highest credit ..pon the new pro
prictor, who is sustaining the well-earned
reputation Of the Guy House as ! first-class
hotel
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

SAVE Your SToCK.--We understand that
the Yellowstone Valley is comparatively free
from snow, and good grazing for cattle can
be had there. Stock owners wishing to send
their stock to that valley will And an oppor-
unity by applying at this Office.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
young city.

FKsTIvAL.-I'he ladies Of Bozemarls viii
give an elegant festival, at Fridley's Hall, on
the evening OF the 18th inst, the proceeds to
l~ applied tor the benefit Of the pastor of the
n. +. Church Of this place. A committee
in donatiuns has been appointed, the per-
soEs composing Which will visit our citizens
ior the purpose of soliciting donations for
the festival, and donations of money. ETC.,
will BIG thankfully. received at the festival.
This ii matter in which all good citizens
are interested, aid we hope to see the festival
g success.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

REruRFEp.--Dr.A.L amme, who has been
on visit to the metropolis during the past
week. returned on Sundayeyening last.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

A WoRTHY OBJEcT.-Col. w. r. Wheeler,
U. S. Marshal, asks Of the people Of Montana
donations of books, magazines. &c, for the
use of prisoners confined in the Territorial
Penitentiary at Deer Lodge city. Such con-
tributions left with any Of the editors Of the
Territory will be promptly forwarded and
thankfully received. s 4H W ast r.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

/ s84s3Es z t.st@ s5s s4 - aA3A
THE FATHER OF THE COUNCIL. I've
were highly pleased and honored on Satur-
day last by call from Hon. John Owen, late
member of the Council from the District
composed of Missoula and Deer Lodge coun-
ties. Major Owen was one Of The first settlers
of the West-Side. having been in this Terri
tory more than twenty years. One Of the
first to break the wilderness Of what is now
called Missoula county, he has been one of
her most enterprising and prominent citizens.
and his constituents Of that district found in
the fearless, hardy pioneer, an able Legislator,
ever alive to the interest, not only of the
West-Side, but Of the Territory generally.
The Major has fallen into hospitable hands
here and we wish him pleasant visit to our
growing Young city,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
From the YeIIowstsne
Our Yellowstone correspondent sends rs

| Our Yellowstone correspondent sends IA
the following items:
The Crows have airly retrieved their loss OF
horses by the Blackfeet or some other feet, which
was successfully done by pursuit and recapture OF
alt but i've horses and the taking OF three sealps;
over which there has been any amount of singing,
drumming, dancing, fexsting, painting. etc.
A band of braves left the Agency on Saturday,
nominally for the Sioux camp to steal horses and
other Indian paraphrenalia.
A. MsDexter, who accompanied Major Reid's
outfit that left this agency in the latter part of No
vember, with a stock of Indian goods for Glen
denim 4 Co. at the mouth of MusclesheH. has just
returned to this place, which took seven days Of
most fatiguing travel, and nearly using up valu-
able herse He reports the train having crossed
the Muscleshel into the Judith Basin, where it is
now snow-bound. Maj. Cl-ndenin aud Mr.. Etlin-
ger went on toward the tradiag post. Buffalo :are
reported very abundant in the Basin.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

FROM all accounts we receive through
our exchanges and by telegraph, Montana
has escaped the unfavorable results of the &C.
we're weather of this winter to a greater ex-
.snt than any of the extreme Western States
and Territories. We therefore advise those
who have complained of the weather here to
pare their growls, and commisserate our
acre unfortunate neighbors.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

/ TIE PMLoMArnYAysT rrrxxnY Socrrrv q
| noznMAN.-Pnrsuant to notice, several citi-
zens met at the Office of judges. w. Lang
| horne Saturday evening Jan. 27th, and pro
ceeded to organize o Lyceum. Mr.. G. w.
| Turner was elected Chairman OF the meeting.
and G. Wesley Brown was elected Secretary
| pro tenn. Rsstsses s-ss@
The following officers were then duly
elected for the term Of three months Presi.
dent, 8. W. Langhorne; Vice President, IA.
N. QuIvey; Secretary, G. W. Brown; Treas
urer, Arthur Coates. ~~ 81. u.
The President elect kindly rendered the use
81 the Court Room to the Society for place
OF meeting ss .stgsssg s.s es
The following question was chosen for dis
cussion on Saturday evening next:
RESOLVED. That Napoleon Bonaparts was
disadvantage to the world
Chief disputants affirmative, a. N. Quivey,
Arthur Coates. Negative, 4. r. vivion, G.
w Turner.
On motion, the following resolutions were
adopted, viz:
Resolved, That the time of meeting shall
be Saturday evening OF each week at z o'clock.
RESOLVED, That a special invitation be ex-
tended to the ladies to attend our Lycenm.
RESOLVED. That the Secretary be instructed
to have copy Of the above proceedings in
serted in the columns OF the AvANT Courier.
ST c. W. TURNER, Chairman.
G. WESLEY Brown, Secretary.
Bozeman, Jan. 2sth, 1872.
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
Local News.

PERKINS g Stone pay the highest market
price for hides.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

NoticsIs hereby given that will notlbe responss-
ole for any debts Contracted bills purchased III
my name Or the name OF Clendentng 8 CO., at the
Aonth Of the M1sclesheI, unless an order il given
me for the same s ~ A .N BLACK.
December Is. 1871.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

CALLED.-Our able Councilman, in the late
Legislative Assembly, Hon. ~. Beck, drop
ped in Saturday to see us for the first time
since his return from the Capital. The Judge
displays the same degree of industry on his
ranch that he exhibited in the Legislature and
man of fine legislative abilities, combined
with unfagging industry and perseverance,
Mr.. Beck done excellent service for our dis
trict and Territory, and we are sgratified to-
note the distinguished consideration shown
him by members of the Council. 1890 ,-e gxl
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
Notice.

Coon liquors and the best brands. OF cigars only
are sold at Gov, williams.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

All parsons indebted to B. r. Mcdonald are re
quested to come forward and settle. His accounts
are In the hands OF VIM. III Randall with whom
.ettlemant will be made.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

PERSONAL.-We received call on Monday
from Mr.. VIM. 6oodyer, who has just re-
turned from four months visit to bis peo-
pie in England. Mr.. Goodyer had rough
trip on his return across the Atlantic. Will
lam has a host of warm friends in Bozeman,
who were rejoiced at his return. and only re-
greet that his visit here was so short He re-
turned to Helena on Tuesday. where he is
permanently located. 44 II u
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

g Em0Il copies ofthe CoUR1EE, put up IN
prsraid wlsppsrs, can 81 bad i the once
81 = cents PER copy.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

z REPORTS We are indebted to Capt. w. II.
Rodgers, Territorial Auditor, for the re-
port of the Auditor and Treasurer
for the years 1870 and III. The reports are
full and comprehensive. Th. substance Of
each has been given by the Territorial press,
recently, and we refrain az present from civ
ing any extracts therefrom.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

The undersigned VIII pay the highest
cash price for County Warrants sarties
viii consult their own interest ~ calling
before selling elsewhere.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

CONGREssIoNAL.-The Helena Herald gives
the names Of a dozen or more Cong
aspirants, Of the Democratic persuasion. II
is position, we have no doubt, almost any
man in Montana would accept. rA
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

when you visit the Capital, buy your Cigars an.
Tobacco ct o. B. BARBER S-the best brands.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

THE GAzETTE of recent date has an ex-
cellent editorial in regard TO the boundaries
Of Montana, and expresses the sentiment Of
our entire population, In reference to the sug-
gestions Of the Pioneer recently, Of division
of our Territory. According to the late Com
eressional apportionment our population will
have to rapidly increase before we can coma
up to the requirements necessary for ono
State organization, unless We DO, g proposed
In Colorado, form co-partnership with !
sister Territory. 6a q ~ S
GREEs,s LAM PAPER is the name Of new
paper, published in San Francisco, BY y. s.
Green q go., real estate agents. and deyoted
70 tie land interests Of California. J.
INFoRMATIoN IS wanted Of the present
whereabouts of Chas. Kirby emp oyed about
fur years ago BY n. n. Hotter IL Virxilia
city. Address, S. Hall, ~ Joe, No.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

GALLATIN BAR AssocIATIoN.-O officers
President, J. j. Davis; Vice President, T.
r. Edwards; Secretary, c. w. Turner; Tres.
urer, Geo. 8. Coleman. Ss@tsse4sA *s
Hon. Members-Chief Justice, and Associ-
ste Justice of Supreme Court, and Probate
Judge of this county.
Object-Mutual improvement and benefit
Bylaws of usual custom were adopted.
This Association will call special meet
ing on Saturday next at 2 O'Clock p. m, TO
take primary steps looking tothe building Of
q Public Library in this place.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

The best Cigars and Tobaccos in Virginia
VIZ City win be found ct o. ,. BARBERss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

Removal Gf the Land Agency.
Ny land plates, records, ETC., have been removed
to the law Office of Page & Coleman. corner Main
and Bozeman streets, sWhere will hereafter be
found H. M. MAGUIRE.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

The N. Y. WEEKLY Sun, it shines for ali,
for the remarkably low price of one dollar
per year. OneSsof the largest weeklies in
New York, having recently doubled its size,
affiliating with no political party, it is the
best newspaper in the country for the gener-
al reader. Take it.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

Oh Tuesday evening last the : B. S. D..
Club gave another of the many pleasant
dancing parties that have taken place during
the winter under the auspices of the club.
The large hall was filled with the beauty
and youth and .gallantry of our immediate
vicinity, and like its predecessors, the ball
was attractive, agreeable and highly enjoya-
BILE. The supper for the occasion was given at
the Guy House, and we understand was a
most excellent one.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

THE good people Of Helena have devoted
their time and money this winter to tcharita-
BILE purposes. We don't suppose there is a
town in the country. of the same number OF
inhabitants that has contributed so much for
benevolent purposes. There has been con-
sinuous run of fairs, festivals, &C., and the
amount realized from that in behalf of ST..
Johns Hospital alone Melted nearly $4,000.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

THE BEET LIQUORS in the city at Gov. Williams
eorner-admirably concocted; hot or cold
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

WE invite careful perusal of the commune
cations OF our correspondent ."Junius !" in
regard to our educational interests which have
appeared in the Courier. The interest,"
manifested by s Junius " in this laudablee St ops
ject is worthy Of the highest commentator.
1t is a matterso of the most vital Importance 70
any country, and peculiarly 50 to q young
Territory like ours. The basis Of our future
prosperity, and the attainment of y high
standard of moral and social excellence, rests
almost exclusively upon thorough, correct
common school system. It is Of Invaluable
Importance in securing an intelligent and de-
slraiae immigration. Hundreds Of good men,
with growing families, are deferred from
seeking home in the Far West on account
Of supposed lack of educational facilities.
We take pleasure in devoting the space we 90
to this matter, and giving place to the able
communications Of & Junius. Y We hope he
win psrsevre in giving his correct ideas on
this subject; his time and talent cannot Dc
better employed, and the space Of our paper
devoted to more worthy object Il
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

IMPonTANT.--We understand that the small
pox has appeared in Helena, and It is Of the
greatest importance that all Of o1r citizens
who have not been yaccinated should have it
done Immediately. Or. Whitetoot Of Fort
Ellis has q small quantity Of excel
lent vaccine viris, which has been tele-
graphed for from Helena on two occasions.
The Doctor wishes to give our citizens the
benefit Of it, and those wishing to be vaccin-
sted will find DIR. Whitefoot at the store Of
Wilson & Rich.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

WhIehl o6er It very low prices. ss
Main street, .nsar ths cash store. Razs1asan
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

Born 10 blush unseen Negro women
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
Bozeman Wholesale Marke

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ
A. T. "A M M E Il O o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
supply of live sheep for the extra size of many Of them

supply Of live sheep for the extra size Of many o the
one animal being equal 90 two OF ordinary quaiiiy 80,
sales at Fortyeighth.st by Hume Elliott h ON, o
sheep. s. ~ az 6ic GO Canada, lib 70, at &c 2s OF 9
Ul5 n, at ac 81 OF LOG D. 40 s3c. l4 sheep ana ans
SO 10, 81 do 05 n at T3c. and l0l lambs, ~ ID H
Sc. Total 1910 head for the week, at g 10 average
j. Kirby sold ia pOOrsOhn sheep, 90 ~ &C "a lo
do 20 .. at DC. ls8 of 70 ID. and s6 Mehsah % ID,
both al 5ic. 1856 state if3 % Canada 100 ~ AZ
Sc 81 per cwt; ia do ll9 n, nc " co. lbt sheeP u
lambs o. %, nj IT, aud 40 lambs, TIC ~ at Sc lo'aL
900 al s. 46 average.
Judd Buckingham. at Fortieth-'t., 1888 ono sheep
CT p, ~ &c. lc9 do, 7GaS7 b. NJ s3e 2S OF ht@o D. ~
5.; l23 OF s9t n, &C.; 1sl Cauadas 80 To- a 0 liJ o"o
100 H. at 7ic ~ state I43 %, at &c. ahd 20 Canids 49,
10 at So
Lsrch Barnes sold 894 Michigan sheep slasl n. az
5c.; III do % ~ at Sc; 1876 Ohio. 20 u, no csc lb tan
i2ae1s0 H. NJ 7c ~ OF 1904 n, at o' and 20 OF li
70 at s9;.; ~ lambs, 95l n, selling a. g..
HOGE-TOtal for the week. 52,720 against 5lOlb last
week For to-day, including yesteriaY's arr Vas, We
have 81 at FOrctllst and AZ cars ~ COmmhipaN
making ii.719 head. Besides these. there were lUel
Western dressed during the week The soi weather OF
to-day T. opposed 10 the fresh trade WL lille the nee cHtl
iuLs combine 10 deITcas The markets.
live quoted 40 q sk with ci1y dressed ~ J'c Tor
heavy 81 d5F ur 2COa go ID; 6at4c. for i6JgD L ami
e.. Tor pAs. western dressed arc worth H. icr ca'
Is 5sc for mixed ana 81 GJtc. Tor light, - os s'
tg ~ 53c, and ear AZ &C. Reid s"ii OF 1--we
PIG G . 40 !sc. cars, 300 ID ai 81 49, aua cats
go ID. it a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
rnE sTAIE OF TRADE.

I'll 10 PEAN NARkElN
TuvrtN ld-lt m. tunois lt ffr
on r flr account United fyerrenv boals -,
81 a. u W. five kne Rsiissy
Psrls. De-. ia m.-9entes opened . 54L t2c.
LfvysF0oL Toll ntOtOa opened Mdng Lplud,,
luti; Miidiug Orleans. lusL
PAIRS The Bourse buoyant; Renos JL
L.vEarooL Dee n.Ieef ~ trycc Tor pdar Mes
IpNDtv. Dee. l6-l 90. m--kie R4iwa rlar,, a..
LivERrOoI. Dec. Isl D. m-Coiton is strong.
LoND0s Dec ib.-Ta.l0w. a y cwt
To- q. tousols and American
anc.d. Eiie IA way shares. az
P4nis m-The Bourse Is hcsrv. Rcn-s
lIyaHrOoL DC. los mCoot cOed uncsn- ri Tlt s~S
~ bccu lJoo bales, ncung 800 inr Speculation al
Breadst Us qc- Reiucl Petroleum l9d g. salon.
AyTW Dee. lG-Peroieaz, s2L ior Fine Pse Anercln
IryFstfooi- 18veaug -Nriuis IuTpcnLar. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
EandCARRIAGE MARKET


EEw-YoRK, Monday, Dec. 49, lS1
The condition of the horse market at the
opening Of the week presents neither IN the supply
hand nor in the probable demand very much TO com
ment upon.
Outside OF heavy and sound truck-horses Of prime
quality which command ready sale strong figures on
account OF the limited supply the city trace
In horses is not likely display more than moderate
degree Of activity confined to railroad. staSn ana com
draught horses generally For ne carriage horses
the market is. and until after New Year VIII reinHn oe
cdedly favor Of buyers. That scarcely any business
In this direction is anticipated led to judge io"
the fact that quite number OF desirable animals coming
uuder this category and owned by welcslbiished deaf
ers are 10 ne disposed OF under the red nae at the ~
There win he the usual seni-weekly -ale az Messrs
Johnston & Van Ttssel's Horse snd Carrage Auctlon
Mart In East Thlrteenthst to-n0rrOw tAnesoaD' '"e
18th inst, at II O'Clock. ~ 49,. 49,.
reposIfores and the first that promise 20 De
lasting ia sure 10 stimulate a brisk demand. Il. NJ
Styer's. cutters at All times celebrated ana hoe ui
duenly exported 70 England exces this year IN Beauty
OF outline and finish are st the thing for speeding
swiftly the road while the larger ana more statey
Family Sleigh" with its soft cushions and general an
Of sOlid comfort as IL stands now In front OF Mcssr
Bradley, Pray * Co.'S No $50 Broadway, Is more tempt
ing to Dater familiar who has to calculate the room re-
quired Tor Mrs, Misses and Masters the nurse WIN
tfc baby and perhaps pet dog or Two, az wei uui.
urs and robes which latter he can also get at tie
same establishment Messrs. Bradley, Pray Co, who
have succeeded the firm Of John L. lawrence Co.. are
at present the sole agents for the renowned fahiy
sleghs" the manufacture of which established james
Goolds of Albany Lifelong reputation 10 which we must
add that James GOOld past so and builds them still
seighs Of all kinds and N al prices. and 10000 seigh
bells. be they called Russian, Canadian or spzoergan'
be bought at the Carnage AlahuactuIers On.On
pOsory No. c3 broadway, the largest bazaar OK us Alh
in the States one may there foot any day ana
half an hour afterward drive away buggy, sleigh or
landau have plain road gOd-mOulfed coach harness,
buy frs robes, blankets and hunNDd other details OF
OF complete turnout, at very reasab!e price There
are SEINE who have walked TO the other end u the etD
shmen and they say that horses also be GOT there
ths however is "a thing "that fellow car ma OUT,
except by looking FOX himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
COTTON MARKETS


Bo,reS Dec Goton ac We Mlan-' Ilie2N net rc'i"''
3. bales gross .y5 bales; sales G0 bale ofk > "hai-s
ACersrA i6-Coon hddAags b.ci net fre,'nt'
l0J5 baIes; sales. l5Oa bales 1900 - o.
CfxcSN.Tf Dee frm; hdding l9c receipts fsj
h.i.,. shiyneus. 3l4 bales, stock. 2jli bale.
Nyw.OatlSs. 10 Cotton Coed Dnnar'. Nc Low
nyr I3c; mdlnga, sse.; net receipts 33i bales grd.s u
helss. ,rD1sto Britain. 339 hs; 70 the conac BOZ
halo, 27 bales ssS to-day 100 ba'esi las evening"
. $50 bilrs stock i6t ~ hse'. ..,. 49,
an De. quiet snd dun: Midings i-ci net
recsrts bses Great Britain p2 bales ca-"r
AZ. IA. L.; .ales 3zgs bales; stock. 1851 bEles.
tfn1n Mdings nri irtlp.'
20 b,-s eroI 81 bsies STOCK Bib bales s 81
b.lrS ,,.,--- ,o7 -. -.
~ es. ,rportO Great Britain, js ha oos,las a Dele
:. .. b-'rs. stocB 9.l33 hsl.s $50
r-rl.VuLr Dee i6-taitou hrmer Midifgs re ir'e'F'
/ ~ bses: ID pnents lGfl bse'. ...n ,,.-,,,
- Torn, pee l6Coton HachsDeedi Mddlng' 5 @lsei -
ce.pa. l.6 bale. ...... ,.4z.,a.. ...-,
q GA tales shipments 3.J1 bales; stock. 1S0t ball
aud tending up Coca Viu'.fi
f- Iar Low iairgs i8ic M0dIngs 40 y.e; net irp .
% 1uies, lbs bsiesi sales io' ba' '.
~! gaieA 49,. no ~ lie . No., Cd.
..rt 50 bales ihe cont neat We N'r' 7' Y
bslrs; siocl. 1854 bslc. ST. So.
ran ADELPIA. Dee. 10 -Cs.toR Sa Mdilne. ~ a2rio
C1tsLysiJy Dec lb60i gTonyef for ane quaiues Ming
ls 49,. No. fCGpis 10 oslss efPoeoss Use. Zs'' bales
,6les 900 bales si0rk. l,f6J bscs.
Nos-.E Dee l6Cetou hTn holders sssng higher pcts los
WsaGus ~ ls1c; u IJ3 bales; c'go-r'a-i"
81 ir-s; ,slss. LOO bsles. stOeS, L, Ib4 bais-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

PEI Morn direr fcsvis Eri'ruef.
hills Cotton
OIL pkgs Dried Fruit. 49, b Eggs l1t6i ab. Fous s55n
I5.ito hah fora. ~ s75 bush oat 10 husa Malt 40
S,ei, ~ Flax ID Dbl. Beans, ~ bb torl Neal
Hops, 3s5 lines bales lde, 3Ia sides Leather, l0l bts
Mu.assrs. hh. Spirits Tupcntne 81 hts Pitch 1879 bha
Ros, 3 p-gs Pork 80 gkss Beef J9 pkg ca. Meai - pg+
creasp fs.. Steau 1913 psgs. after llj 1A e.
HoF telur, Pkg
bu1es starch hl fo-a lib hoy-s
a. fo ,o Wrky. "a bales Wool q bill skins, 40 b5~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17

ssl. are bush New Ohio MIei At rise and Sets Or
rnck White ds3ic; Bsck fdfIiei Western mNe ~
sSSa she latter for Sweet white If o sstc he ARMY p e
but auet supply Moderate; Of state n small lots ~ 80
ae oru active ard closes the liberal onerng rom
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