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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-07
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

,->~o-~~~~-~-~~~~|~-e rr0~1~>y~7-nSO
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE $4,000 ITO
$4,000 gold jewelry, ON the following terms:
$500 cash; balance in city property. For par
ticulars call at 1876 Main street. 66-f
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A NICE
& cottage residence Of six rooms. nice flower
garden, about one acre in ground, good els
tern, stable and carriage: house. and good out
the new Raleigh road, about two miles from
Court Square, in sight of street railroad and
about two hundred yards from the Raleigh
railroad. will sell cheap or exchange for
place in the city near to business. For terms
apply to Captain links, 50 Union st. Posses-
sion given LIST Of September: lSI2; 57.f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-07
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

al.r ARRIVALS. t.t HfsasI
Steamer City of Alton, ST. Louis.
James Howard, Evansville.
+. City of Helena, st. Louis.
:" Tom Jasper, ST. Paul.
Legal Tender, White river.
Ia 1T" A. j. White, Chicot City.
a Phil Alhn, Friar's Point.
Belle st. Louis, Vicksburg.
M DEPARTURES. v
Steamer Mallie Ragon, Arkansas river.
City of Chester, st. Louis.
City of Alton, New Orleans.
~" Tom Jasper, New Orleans.
g." City of Helena, Vicksburg.
James Howard, New Orleans
BOATS IN PORT
Cleburne Undine, Legal Tender, A
j. White, Phil Allin, Belle st. Louis.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
St. Louis............B Belle St. Louis.......5 p. m
Arkansas river....Pat Cleburne. p. IN,
Chicot City..,,....A j. White.............,5 p. m
Cincinnati nneola-................-5 p. m
The rise and fall at other points since oul
last issue, as reported by the Signal Service
Bureau, is as follows:
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BOARDING..

BOARDING TWO FAMILIES CAN FIND
ID nice, comfortable rooms and board IN
one of the most pleasant and healthy loeali.
anniyine to r. N. CAMPBELL,
&f No. s West Court street.
DOARDING-ON AND AFTER THE lsT
Is of March the terms Of the Whitenore'
House for regular boarders will be as fol-
lows: Single room. 81 per week; two occu;
by the single week, 81; regular day board. IS
per week. These prices being az. low as can
Be afforded are made payable strictly, IN ad-
vance, unless we'll secured By responsible par
ties. Families accommodated on very rea7
sonahle terms. zSI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-07

AleDama."r,,...,.pf.,'.,. Y1oN
orleans. e10t9
Texas @Do12
LIVERPOOL. juno Z. II $50 am. = Cotton
opens strong. Uplands. 1l1ad; Orleans. lll@
1l5sd.
1:3O p.m.-Cotton is strong. Uplands, q
11TSd; Orleans. llsz@115sd. Sales. 1900 bales.
Of which 1000 were for export and speculation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-07
PHYslcIaM.

mr. M. ROGERS OFFICE REMOVED
~ 10 247 Second street, Just north OF Court
Square. Residence. first brick house north Of
railroad, Second street. ~ --AA 6I-2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-07

Memphis and Arkansas River Pack
et Company u. \. Mail Line.
TUE ELEGANT PASSENGER OATS OF
this line leave Msmphi1 cor All points on
Arkansas river on Mondays ana fridays
w. H. KENEEDAY. Ag't.
Onco on Conpany's Wharf beat.
tsf Foot Of Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-07
FOR RENT.


w. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, Office No. 3. Receiver
ships accepted.
NOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with four rooms, stable, and a fine shade;
excellent water and plenty Of fruit. Rent only
SIS n month and possession given at any time.
The place has a rich garden. with every variety
Of vegetables, that can be purchased very low;
five minutes walk from White Station. APP
ply to TRUSS BROS, White Station.
4-S7
NOR RENT-ST0RE NO. IS JEFFERSON
4 street; nice rooms above. Also, first-hoor
central offices.
76-lOl W. A. WHEATLEY, go Main st.
NOR RENT-DESIRABLE STORE UNDER
4 Commercial Hotel, suitable for tailoring
or shoe business. MENKEN BROS.
5S-t ID - ~ ~
NOR RENT-A COMMODIOUS AND CON-
venient suburban residence, with fine
lawn, vegetable and flower garden. stable and
carriage house; only two miles from Court
46-f EN0OH TAYLOR, 4 Madison st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-07

The rise and fall at other points since our
last issue, as reported by the Signal Service
Bureau, is as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-07
WANTED.

VXTANTED-A SADDLE HORSE TO RIDE
w morning and evening for his feed. APP
ply at 2S2 Second street. ST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-06-07

XXTANTED-To RENT A SMALL HOUSE;
w two or three rooms and kitchen; house
preferred on or near line Of street cars. Ad-
dress box 1870. H-o6
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. g. 1872
D.s HaapS1s Ha1s sSsa as ss sss
Cotton .a.sr madns s1T s Ss.:.s low s0y m1adns. aa
ISL snosTE Great sIi;s6 LIZ j
Continent, $50; coastwlse, ISso Sales today, 500;
cot.on-Estmased net receipts 1900 s!osk, s.,
nsSssss sSa.irss ss st2s I @ sss 81 M siSss az sss
Exports coastwise Sss Sales 100 Stock. slss 'A'''
Spirits Of turpentinc firm Sc Rosn drm at IS 70 for
81 g so% dip asrd and
Tobacco more active Sales 81 SslIA Sds 0o' . i''s
Lake imgorts-rlour ssso bDs whe.i, siss.S bushels;
s
ct ct esns 0t made up
II ia' sua ili lots sSaaRse SPRING At si irIsi
:%sii E sse :,ss y 1S.ss :
Flour steady and unchanged sale: S:vsGs g s4s Ss & IS
fer No. uS 80 Cr oaS amber winte % fer white
sS BARLEY snss.sd sales bushels Bay Jay
is iof unbcsed per Miliicea UNCHANGED; shorts,
M ;ags;S ss HSSs' $ ~ pst hSa Sdna IA
sadsGn earsy sSsssd e e. the &c
$ a S SusSs. ss a5sS ss @ s%Ss S5
barley; $500 do peas; 17460O ieet lumber. Amount OF
grain the canal from Buffalo to Oswego for tdewater
ws. ss nsaF q o Ss S o ~ss
72SO00 do. barley, 5000 do. rye.
Flour quiet and steady account q tie Sifcslty in
81 l61; No Spring, 81 05 81 05@ No. Spring,
g5c rejected Sic Corn weak and In fair demand; No.
. mixed, slhc, spot or November; rejected 29c Oats
az H. snf sss!'nssg rs @ 5ifs.sq sss IVES
No Fall, 5e.c q SIC. Provisions duh and unchanged;
pickle, Nc alihc. spot sNc ioas, soyember Bulk
hams sold at skc:o whlskey in fair demand and ad-
vanced sales af 9oc Freghts higher; vessels
M7O0O bushels wheat LIS o0o do corn. n,oOo Do oats
-four OU bushels wheat 17OO do corn, 5000 do oats
do. 1000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1872-11-07


BEcAR.-On Tuesday evening, November s, ADELE
eldest daughter OF Alfred and Mary Becar, In the
18th year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter:
BURLINsON.-On Monday, November 4, Mrs. MAR
GARET BURLINsON, aged 70 years.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
next, at halfpast nine O'Clock. pnnctually, and
thence to the Church OF St. Vincent Ferrers Sixty
sixth street and Lexington avenne. venue Tne friends
COMMoss-On Wednesday, morning, November
9, 1872, VALENTINE CoMMoss, son OF James and
Mary Eliza Commoss In the 23d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from his faJner's residence,
woodbridge NJ, on Thursday, November L at
CoorE.wOn Monday November 4 after a short
illness, JANE CooTE, wife OF Richard Coote, aged SO
The relatives and friends OF the family, also her
son. John G. Coote, ana her sons-in-law, James r.
O'Rourke and Michael Brophy, are invited to at
street, on Thursday, the 7th inst, at halfpast one
c4mpsEII..on wednesday, November. O. 1872
ELLEN CAAPBEII, native OF county Tyrone, town.
land OF Creno, aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
Bellevue Hospital in East mt strees
at one O'CLOCK, on Friday, November 8.
DARCY.-On wednesday morning, November 0,
after. short illness, CATHERINE DARCY, OF the
parish Of Thomastowh, county Kilkenny, Ireland.
All relatives and friends are invited 60 attend
the funeral, rom the residence OF her son, Hugh
Darcy, 4S3 East Houston street, on Friday, NOvem-
ber s, at two O'Clock.
DEMAREsT.-On Tuesday, November 3, 1872, LEAH,
widow Of John l. Demarest, In the 63d year OF her
age.
Funeral services at her late residence, Old.
hall past ten O'Clock A. NJ
DoNAHUE.--0n Tuesday, November 5, JouE NJ,
the beloved child Of Patrick ana 1aney Dohahue,
The relatives and friends OF the fardily are re-
apectfully invited to attend the funeral nom the
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The cotton store, running
quality not than half grade above below the
FLoUR AND GRAIN.-Rcceipts for the past two days
Flour, l80Ss bbs wheat l60573 bushels; corn, g. 47S
N Ns7as Do The -four market was dull and heavy, with
sales since last foot about bbs including all
kinds at prices within the range Of our quotations Corn
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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the Ma
tional Rifle Association was held last evening at
1914 Broadway, Colonel Church in the chair. On
motion General George H. Sharpe was elected a
life member OF the association. Company A.
Twenty-thrdl regiment, Captain Van Ingen, was
also elected to membership. The Secretary re-
ported that satisfactory arrangement had been
made with the Central Railroad for the cOnstruc
ton OF the embankments on the range at Creed
moor. 1t was also reported that in consequence Of
the advanced season and the inconvenience which
would be caused to w0rkmen now engaged on the
range no opening tournament was to be held this
Fali. The meeting was then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1872-11-07
rHE crrY BANK STOCKS.

y THE cITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares New York, ls2; Manhattan, l01h; Mer-
chants l1ex; Mechanics, 1888; America. 14S; City,
$50; Phenix, 101K Tradesmen's, l4S; Fulton, 160;
Gallatin National, lis; Merchants' Exchange, IS;
Commerce, 116; Mercantile, 1872; American Ex-
change liz; Bank OF North America, log; Irving,
1885, citizens, 1ss East River. lis; Corn Exchange,
l2s; Continental o0K Marine, los; Commonwealth,
ss; Importers and Traders. ITO; Park, l4s; Manu-
facturers ana Merchants, 100; New York National
Exchange, o.; Fourth National Ito; Ninth Ma
tional ITO; Tenth National, 90; Oriental. ITO; Gold
Exchange, 100; Bankers and Brokers' Association
go; German American. l02
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
There was more active market for the Southern
State bonds, particularly for the Virginia consos,
which advanced to sex, the general list being
favoraby affected by the result of the Residential
election. The Tennessees advanced about one per
cent, while the old North Carolinas were held at
ST. The following were the closing quotations -
Tennessee ex coupon, "a q IS; do. new, "a rs;
Virginia, ex coupon, A. Q so; do. skies, consoli-
dated bonds, SO 81; do do, deferred scrip, Is q
10; Georgia slxes IS so do. sevens, ss 90; North
Carolina ex coupon, 341<a a 81; do to North Carolina
Railroad. 40 so; do. funding 1866, 25 ~; do. do,
1858, 20 a "a; do new, q 24x; do special tax, Is
q l4k; Missouri skies, s2X 93k; do. Hannibal
and st. Joseph. 91K 9lH; louisiana skies, 50 q
90; Alabama nves, 60 62; do. eights, IS . sS /;
South Carolina skies, so a IS; do. new, January
and July, 25Xa 261; do do, April and october,
~ . 20; Arkansas skies, funded, 20 q as
GOLD srRoNa-1l1X A 1928.
The gold market 'went by contraries," Like
dreams, 80 far as an Interpretation OF its course
was derived from the result OF the Presidential
election. The overshadowlng influences that
caused the reversal OF its natural and nominal
movement were the foreign advices referred to
and the manipulation Of 1t by the Canadian clique.
Both OF these influences combined to ntimidate
the "bears," /" and general closing OF short con-
tracts was the result, the price OF gold advancing
from 111X to 1929. The course Of the market Ia
shown in the table -
The New York herald., 1872-11-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxEr.-LoSDoN, Nov 6-5 =. NJ
consols closed 92 for money and 92 the account
American securities unchanged. United States fve-
twenty bonds, l655's old 9lz 1s67s 93Is ten
fortics ss; new nves, 49, Erie Railway shares, 81.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, Nov. G-P M.-Rentes closed at
52f TIC. -
The cotton closed unchanged The sales the
have 10000 bales including 5000 Tor speculation and
export IA AZ maaingaan gns oss ws' sslsa
middling Orleons for November, at 10hd.
The New York herald., 1872-11-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CAswELL-CURTIss.-On wednesday, November g.
at Trinity chapel by the Right Rev. Henry A. Nicely
Bishop OF Maine, assisted by Rev. c. E. Swope, ID.
D., JOHN HENRY CAswELL to MARY b. daughter OF
the late Cyrus s. Curtiss and granddaughter OF Cyrus
CurLiss. OF this city.
PORTER-JoNRs.-On Monday November 4, 1872,
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
Charles w. Homer, SAMUEL PORTER to CATHARINE
ANN JONES' all OF Brooklyn.
Canada papers please copy.
GILLMORE-BRAGG.--In Brooklyn, n. T., on
nesday, November 6, 1872 by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, Brevet MajOr-General q. A. GILMORE,
United States army, to LAURA NJ BRAGG, OF Brook
lyn, NJ. Y.
WHITNEY-BRAGa.-On Wednesday, November o,
at the Park avenue Baptist church, by the Rev.
Charles Keyser of Trenton, N. j., HENRY B. WHIT
NEY, Of Providence, R. l., to Lucia KgYsER HASKELL,
of this CITY.
The New York herald., 1872-11-07

interest and $500 on account OF redeemed Hve-
twentieS
STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.
The stock market was dull and at times nearly
stagnant the lack OF enthusiasm the part Of the
street quite disappointing the theorists who had
been prophesying that an active and rising market
would follow the success Of General Grant in Tues
days election Possibly the speculative class were
SO engaged in discussing the general canvass and
at the same time SO occupied with their numerous
wagers upon the local result, especially in the mat
ter OF the Mayoralty that the stock market was
given the g0by until these concerns should be dis
posed Of AT the start there was fair promise Of
q verIfcation Of these
PRoPHECIEs
and the market led or with q smart advance, but
relapsed almost as soon as the gavel OF the Chair
man raped the beginning Of the first regular call.
Towards noon there was another upward squirt
and the market was getting along swimmingly
until the second call was reached, when q second
and worse relapse ensued, with an eventful rally
and fairly steady feeling at the close. The unset
tied tone of the market was due to the rumors and
facts concerning the foreign market and matters
in London and Germany discussed in the previous
part Of this article,
DECLINE IN NORTHWESTERN PREFERRED
being more particularly attributed to sales for
account Of German holders, the stock falling to g.
but rallying subsequently to S7X. After all these
fluctuations, which were quite frequent in COM
parison with the amount Of the days business, the
closing standard Of quotations was not much
different from the final quotations of Monday
night and the days average was rather higher.
Erie naturally sympathized with the London price,
which fell or from 43h to 49, and closed at 43A.
The Hannibal and st. Joseph annual election re.
suited in the choice Of Messrs J. Van Schaick and
G. II. Kerner, of New York. and A. w. Lamb, Of
Hannibal Mo-, as directors in place OF those three
whose terms had just expired under the classification
system. The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincin-
natl Railroad since January l. 1872, have been
$1e17 s2o-an increase OF $269,493 over last year.
Cleveland and Pittsburg sold at s9A and closed
s91s 90. Reading shares were quoted 1861 in
Philadelphia this afternoon.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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Sd per GENITAL for red Winter Corn ss "a per Quarter
M@Cheese, Cos cwt for the best grades Of Amer
can nne Bacon. 1s Cd per cwt for short rib middcs
LvkkrooL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPOOL, Nov. 90 r.
m;akeaned petroleum, lsAd. I9d per gallon:
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LONDON, Nov. 6.-Rehued
DOS. per cwt
PErRoLHun MARKEr.-ANrwKRp, Nov. 6-Petroieum.
66f for fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1872-11-07

100 st ls14c:. 500 At y sisc 600 At isHc., 2S az
is,Se May Zoo a isse. 200 st 1859 Total. i, $50
bales Exchange-200 November for January, even
Sales today % three MmMay 800 as iS'ss;; 600
is e - 10 % y SessmSsr e s IS s, z,
i 4 TO- a. y = 20 e g
Is sldc. 800 % at IS Sisc 100 a. Is isc io al Is
!snassy JAM ar lo & y y i6S y . 1ios s a
isNs 100 q isllise S at IsHc go q iISilisc. sSS
800 ,s e sc sSS isis i% lo" S
s IS islsc. IsS I q IIsS5s' SO .. I Is SfSsS Do
i s!ss s S =. sss go q I. siss - "a 4 l:s. @
q isSo SoS ss $lse, 800 q TX ictsi 3 go Ssles
Gana sa M to total S Sss s ss1s S.: n nS Rs
Sssa; Mobile, Soooi ssysnnsh, SIss; Vnsrss:ss Tycs
York Boston: As To.l 49, sils: 4 =, rhi. day isst
cotton to foreign Ports cossd negainaly icows
Havre, by stsam I'D 8 lzc.. sail To- Compressed 70
as%SuT BY o nos by e Sre%sn me BY
land, Nd % Mediterranean ports by steam, via Eng
The New York herald., 1872-11-07
CLOSING PRIoEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Fair Demand, but Lower; Re-
ceipts at the Ports, 1s.s92 Bales-Flour
about steady-Wheat and Corn were
Lower-Pork and Lard were Firmer-
Petroleum Dull and Nominal-Naval
Stores Quiet, but Firm-Freights
Quiet-Whislkey Steady.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. &c M.
There was but little change In the commercial
status to-day as compared with Monday, save that
there was some recuperation in certain depart
ments Of trade where dulness has been the ruling
characteristic during the past two weeks. Now that
the election has passed over and he horse disease
Is on the decrease, while other hindrances to bus-
ness consequent upon 1t are mcasurably removed,
q material increase in the general prosper
ity of commerce and trade is confidently
looked for, and there would seem to be
every probability that this expectation will be real
ized Business was not very active to-day; but the
election excitement had scarcely subsided, and not
much In the way OF business was looked for. On
'Change nour was dull and heavy, while wheat was
dull and decidedly lower Corn was aiso rather
lower, but closed steady. Pork and lard were pur-
chased more freely at improved prices. Cotton was
In moderately fair demand but at &c. per ID. lower
prices. Groceries attracted but little attention;
still the market showed no signs Of weakness.
Petroleum remained dull There little or no Offer
quiet but remained irm. whiskey sold moderately at
unchanged prices.
CorrEE-The market remained very quiet for all de.
scriptions No sales reported from FIRST hands, but
In obbing way there limited business transacted
at full prices. We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes
l5c. l5Ac. fair, lcslc &c.,. good, l7c i7zc. prme
lsc. s1c gold, go and % days; Maracaibo, 16c. lsc
Laguayra l7c. 1Shc st. Domingo Qn bond), lc; Java
lShc. lsc. gold
demand for cotton on the spot ana to ar.
rive fairly active but materially lower figures than
holders generally willing to accept The annexed
quotations show decline of Kc. per lb all grades
Future deliveries un considerable pressure to SELL
ruled hc TO c per Id, easier The market closed tame
lows:-
Export. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,lH 275 l,7l
consumption. n..................... a4S 400
Speculau0n
In transit nSiL......................... 4oz soz
Total. 1,645 796 2,A1
For future delivery bass low middng) the sales have
been as ollows;-sales Monday, after three r. M
November 1S 9l6c 90 at IS LOO at 1Ssc 100
a. 10 1oe ilW AZ lSzc peSemoers IN a st 10 rloc
J At Is l5l6c I 1t lsc.. 100 at u isi6c. March
The New York herald., 1872-11-07
GOLD srRoN0-111x A 112.

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for borrowing to per cent for carrying.
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were
as fOlOws:-
Gold balances. 1884 979
currency Dal0nceS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b2SS,669
The SubTreasury paid out $242.o on account OF
interest and $500 on account OF redeemed ave-
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mes, q qdsS Sc was quite freely
heard q :aiss d bis Strained ain % at
dL and 800 b6 orow pale and No at s Tar and
hgures
changed No sales were reported % We anote ksned
ss;S I RSsa IsR's i5sss y SsS's
ns SSs1:
81 s II si.ss
I Fl sSss n%s5
sss% es oo Ssis ssilss 5 4
n 81 @ sS g So fer 9sasss s
s snS sSSs devss sSh ss hssr sss on
sales Of 1D boxes long clear. for prompt de;
ss5y TsFs ss1 .Ps
as &c sS'de s; &: ses ns
sssS .snsS: SSs ssSs
market yss decissdy better sales terses a. s
and higher closing at $40 The sales foot up about 800
hsHaThsrs has been moderately fair business for
Fny day and pGss were Pnsn
,sss snd s.S Saes RsnsSon ss' .A'nA s'a'
he o os
business D., Prices % however were unGchanged We note
Within the range of the annexed quotations. Refined
AS and lsc. for hards. We quote CUBA rehn
ing interior tecommon sic sc fair to good fair 01sc
good Sc nSSs prime 70 Choice c
hhds and boxes, SIC. sc. melado, &C. a7c. Havana
Boxes Dutch standard, Nos Ito SIC &c: do 10 to
iihs i2s do Y to % l24c i2Mc 90, white il,lc.
92Ic grocery fair to choice, 0c l01c Brazl-butch
standard Nos to H. sac. g4c Java-Dutch standard,
Nos 10 TO H. 9szc l0zc. Manila-Superior and extra
superior, S1sc. a &c.
STEARINE-No sales reported, and the market
TAIIow continued in demand and rm The sales to-day
80 bbls Western at 9hc. and 20 hhds. of choice
95l6c.
WHIsKKY. Y.-Recepts, 9O6 bbls The market was steady
at &c. with sales Of 2jO bbls at that price.
The New York herald., 1872-11-07

downward tendency at q 70 81 Is Tor No. Spring.
the outside price for choice Milwaukee, The were
about 1900 bushels q for No Spring, s. 81
NO milwaukee,. u 60 81 6S tor common red Winter,
neglected and nomins 9a Corn was lower cISssS
bushels, at CSC 6sc for sail mixed 6ic for
d. IN store 66c for Western yellow and &C. 6Sc for
were about eoooo bushels, at 4oc 4sc FOR new black
for white 4sc. for old Western aoat; 46c &C. for
new white state and Sc for old white do BarleySales
since last 1890 bushels 95c for Western 9Oc for
sixrowed State and 81 8 for prime Canada Rye-Sales
500 bushels Western ct 82c State nominal at 8s 9Oc.
berth rooman fact there was scarcely anything doing
standing former rates still current The engage
mcnts were ITO Liverpool by steam 1900 bushels grain
late yesterday include Ausrian bark 5000
quarters, same voyage at IS lloyd.
The New York herald., 1872-11-07

O1 BROAD STREET, ROOMS AND6
Lf NEW YORK Nov. l, 1872.
The undersigned have this day formed copartnership
for the transaction of stock and gold brokerage bus
ness unedr the firm name Of James H. Jordan Co.
JAMES II. JORDAN,
Member New York Stock Exchange;
WILLIAM L. MONTAGUE,
G. II. DAVENPORT, Special.
The New York herald., 1872-11-07


For future delivery basis low middlng) the sales have
SovomSer aS % n IS ss s. az 5Srss % loo
a. IS 7les 400 At ishc peSember 400 st Is 1.lec;
40 at Is 156c 100 lSc. 100 at IL lS6c March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
proposais.

CFALED PROPOSALS for PRINTING for
- G Department Public destruction 10y The year IT,, will be-
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