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The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

4FeW 7 OTR. Januaf'y 81, ISI2,
Please have timber getters throughout Grand
Lake country informed by country papers in
lberville, st. Mary and st. Martin. that great
quantities of cypress will be wanted for timber,
ties and lumber
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

RAIL ROAD ITEM.-The following telegram has
been received from Mr.. G. w. r. Bailey, Super
intendent of the New Orleans, Mobile and Texas
Rail Road.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10
- .BOHNSTON'S
yS LIVERY S5TART.E

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has re-opened his Livery
Stable at his same old stand on Main St., and is
prepared to accommodate the travelling public
with Horses, Hacks, Buggies, &c, on reasonable
terms. u Horses fed and cared for.
6-ly1 VIM M, JOHNSTON.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

= Tuesday next, the 18th, is Mardi Gras !;
and the day following, wednesday,, is st. VAL
entine's day.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

= We perceive that our neighbor, the Jour-
nal, has left the lottery ticket agency business,
and gone into the gift iewelry enterprise.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10
OYSTER SALOON.

MAURICE VILLASECA.
Corner Court and Bellevue Streets
HAVING made arrangements to keep cons
prepared to supply families with small or large
quantities at reasonable prices. Call and try
some. % Oysters served in any style, and at
all hours Gfeb IO-3m
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10
Washington Butcherv.

Ss The undersigned respectfully Ill
nj forms the citizens of Washington
and vicinity that he il retailing at
-Aaa--AA- the Market Honse, every morning
fresh meat (beef and veal) of the first quality, at
the rate of seven cents per pound. Those who
take quarter a fraction thereof can have
meat even under cents per pound.
He takes this opportunity to offer his thanks
to the public for the patronage accorded him in
this occasion. PIERRE CHARLY.
WASHINGTON 26 Augnst 1871. SOLE
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

The COURIER is published in the most popu-
ious Parish in the State, except Orleans, and
has
Larger Circulation
in that Parish than any other paper, and is one
of the best ADVERTISING mediums in the inte-
rior of the State.
Transient advertisements 25 cents per square
of eight lines (mipion).
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

Subscription Free-Every person advertis.
ng in this paper to the amount of twenty dollars
and paying the same cash at this office will be
entitled to one years subscription gratis"
Opelousas Journal.
We would, in the meantime, inform all inter-
ested that every person advertising in the CoUR-
IER to the amount of Ten Dollars at the
Journals regular rates, and paying the same
cash at this office, will be entitled to one years
subscription to the COURIER gratis,-adminis
traitors of estates and others interested in Judi
cial advertising not excepted.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

% Among the mass of testimony now being
taken before the Congressional Committee in
New Orleans, concerning the recent troubles in
that city between the two factions of the Radi-
cal party, we find, among others of similar
tenor, the following thestimony of Mr.. Hawkes.
worth, which is sufficiently edifying to be laid
before orr readers in erfepso.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10
NOTTCE.

FKHHE undersigned gives notice to whom it
Il may concern that on the 10Th inst, be kill
ed, on his plantation. spotted red and white
bull, about nine years old, without any apparent
brand, said bull having been ranging in the
several horses and mules belonging to the I'M
dersigned. GABRIEL WARTELLE.
Opelousas, Jan. q, 1872. 20-3t
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE.
A PLANTATION situated at Chatagner, iii
IN miles from Opelousas) measuring l65 ar
pents ofland, 80 of which well tmbered having
good dwelling Sc feet i'll length, well finished,
and other improvements, the whole in good con-
part of the amount upon reasonable credit.
For price and other particulars, apply as the
office of the Opelousas Courier or to the under
signed, on the premises.
ZEPHIRIN MANUEL
st. Landry, September 9, 1871.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

sapoIfo.-For sale at Posey's.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

u Ball in Grand Coteau Tuesday. Ball in
Washington Monday.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

6tROCKERY Of all sorts, sold by the piece
~ and by the crate. to snit merchants. At
BLOCH &c DUPRE'S.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

GINGER's SEWING MACHINES, with
~ latest additions and improvements, at man.
nfacturer's prices, always on hand At
BLOCH q DUPRES,
The Opelousas courier., 1872-02-10

f. J. HART & Co.. 70, rs and n Tchoupitoula
Street, New Orleans La, Wholesale Agents.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
COURT Of SESSIONS.

District Attorney Britton Exoncrated--
The Grand Jury Diminishing the Charges
of Malfeasance Against Him-The Alie-
cations prcjudicial and UnfOunded.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices voorhees,
and Johnson.
The Grand Jury have fully and freely acquitted
District Attorney Winchester Brtton of the charges
OF malieasance preferred against him by local
paper. In effect the charges were. that Mr.. Brit
ton corruptly entered noUe proseQni In the case
OF Paddy Keenan,, a democratic politician and
Mayors messenger who was indicted on the
charge Of having forged the names OF two suretes
to a contract bond. A statement OF the entire
matter has been published In the HERALD.
on Saturday morning the Grand Jury appeared in
court and presented number OF indictments. The
foreman, Mr. Charles 5. Bayliss, also presented the
following communication IN relation to the charges
against Mr.. Brtt0n.
To THE CouRr or SESSIONS or KINGS CousTv;-
The Court having called the attention of the Grand
Jury 10 certain charges against the District Attorney OF
this county, found IN newspaper, dated september a.
1872 and haYng been instrMiteq bS s Capvt 10 eSamlne
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

Charge OF Passing Counterfeit Money.

Charge Of Passing Counterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States vs. Daniel Whelan-The de-
fendant was charged with passing $40 counter
felt bill on Michael Cohen, 100 Chatham street.
The evidence failed to support the accusation, and
the defendant was honOraby discharged.
Charge OF Assaulting n Letter Carrier.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States vs.. Perkns.-The defendant
was charged with having assaulted q letter carrier
named Lennon, while the latter was in uniform In
the street In the discharge OF his duty Mr. DE Kay
prosecuted, ana the defence was conducted by Mr..
Edmund Price and Mr. b. f. Russell The circum-
the first that has taken place in this district under
recent law OF Congress. IL appears that the de-
fendant had complained to the letter carrier that
his letters and kilograms had been opened and de-
HtrOyed by women In the house In which he was
boarding, and desired him to leave no more let
ters or communications addressed to him
with those women. The defendant at the same
time made remark, in the presence OF the women,
which, though somewhat offensive, was intended
to be heard by them, and was also heard by the
postman. subsequently one OF the women told
Mr. Perkins that the postman was "gOng to warm
his jacket for insulting LADIES'" and Mr.. Perkins,
meeting the pOstman In the street. and not bellev
ing the statement he had heard, asked the postman
II he "was going TO warm his jacket =" The post
man said he was or the Jacket Of any man who
lnSulted ladies' In his presence. ThereupOn Scutlle
ensued, and blows were dealt between the parties.
In the course OF the examination IL was stated that
hold conversations whatever with persons in the
streets While in uniform, on their route except on
Official business. The Commissioner referring to
the act under which the complaint had been
brought, held that no malice on the part OF the
defendant had been proved, and therefore dismissed
the COuDlaint.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
COURT CkLENDAs-TH!s DAY.

SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
Barrett.-Demurrc,s-No to 20 inclusive.
SUPREME ECOURT-CRCUIT-Part 2-lleld by Judge
LeOnard.-NOs 1885, TO- sos, 65e, 670 100, 790Ja
500, 270, r. T. S446, 3766, 404 $685. 74o 1872 $685. sO
812, Sl4.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1--JTeld by
Judge BarbourNos. 20, 1i29, 53l, 1913, 1909, 1T43
1897 S07 1l43, 1888, Gs5 $40 SAT, I'LL, 1913 Part
Held by Judge M0nelle.-NOs. 1884, 116O, 114s 1900
1862 $780, 120S, 132S, 1880, 1885, 1174 30 1344 81 646
CoURx OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part /
Held by Judge Loew.-Nos. 5o6 2os0, 1882 6s, 1918,
s74 1854 1855, 1855, G5s 1o5l 429 1892 1889. 1927,
149 154S, 1885, ss5, 547, 1897, 1543 1545, Off, 54s
1898, 1303 12l1, 24o5 Cos, 81, 1885, 1884, &c., 1885,
15O0 1859, 1862 SAG, 632 156 $780, 1885, 1900, 1884
612 513. Part Court Will not he held until the
first Monday In November.
MARINE CoURT-Part Held by Judge Gross
Nos. $780, 52s $780, 532 53l 53e, 540 $685. 542 544 546
54S, $780, 552, SOD. Part 2-Hed by Judge Tracy
Nos. S2, $40 5sl. 535, 5aa, ba7 $780, 54l, 543 5At,
547, 549, 551, 553, $685. Part 3-IIeld by Judge
Curtis-Sos. ss4 s, y 50, l27, l42, 49, PA, 259
GENERAL SESSIONS COURT-Held by Judge
Hackett.-Burgary Ellen 0'Brlen, Anna Mctov-
ern and Jane Reilly, Charles McCame, william How
ard, Patrick Kane and Hugh Kelly, John Guckncr
two cases. and Joseph Barnet and Alexander An
derson; grand larceny, John Smith and Thomas
Kelly, James O'D0nnell, James Reilly and william
Long two cases. larceny from the person. James
owens: felony, assault and battery, Thomas
Hackett and Michael Toomey.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
VkI ItU > TNItS CIELUII CUUAT.
Executing a Decentralization Of judge
Woodruff.


Executing "a Decentralization OF Judge
Woodruff.
Before Judge Woodruff.
Caleb s. Woodruff vs. the vessels Helen r. Cooper
and r. L. Mabey.-This is motion on behalf Of the
owners of the r. l.. Mabey, in substance for an
order directing the libeants to execute their de-
cree which is in form against both vessels, from the
claimants OF the Helen X. Cooper and their stpu-
lators, or to exhaust their remedies under the de-
cree before proceeding to execute the decree
against the II. L. Mabey. The proofs now laid be-
fore me show that In relation to the subject In con-
troversy the claimants OF the n. L. Mabey and their
sureties stood IN the relation OF sureties to the
others, and that the latter had assumed the litiga
tion and agreed to indemnity the former II is there
fore just and equitable that the claimants and
their stipulat0rs should pay the damage and
costs awarded to the llbellant by the decree This
brings the case within the principle in the case OF
the George Washington q Benedict 222; Wal
lace 16. where the Court directed that as between
the two vessels the recovery be equally appor-
toned. and although each was liable for the whole
amount to the lbellant, and so in respect to each
one haf each vessel was surety for the other. The
beIlant on recovering from either vessel one half
should stay proceedings until execution had been
issued and returned as against the other. Al
though no direction was given in the de-
cree in the present case as an appoint
ment or otherwise settling the equities between
the defendants, and while 1t ia also clear that q
modification OF the decree shall be made, think
the Court has power to control the manner OF its
execution so as to do Justice to the defending par
ties II thereby the bellant Is deprived OF no right
1t must be permitted to collect his decree out OF
some one or all OF the parties liable. In analogy,
therefore, to the decree in the case above referred
TO- order IS granted that the bellants first issue
execution against the claimants OF the Cooper and
their stpulators, and that the proceedings against
the claimants OF the Mabey and their stpulators he
stayed until the return OF such executions against
the Others either party to be at liberty TO apply 10
the Court for further direction, as they may be adj
ysed.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

when the Board adjourned at three O'Clock p. NJ -
Western Union Telegraph, 7O7s o II; Quicksilver
preferred, 81 54ld Atlantic Mail, 2Oss a Il ;
Pacific Mail, 55zS 7e; New York Central, 9276 a
s3; Erie, 4s2s 40; Lake Shore, S72s s71;
Union Pacific, 37s4 S77S; Northwestern, 70zs a
Il; Northwestern preferred, SO a se1S; Rock
Island lex dividend) 1863 lo6; st. Paul, 53S
"a; st. Paul preferred. "a 741s; Wabash 6s2s
50; Ohio and Mississippi, 43 a 431S; Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 80 a 32A4 Boston, Hartford and Erie,
a s1s; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central,
33yS a "a.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.


There was only moderate business during the
week in the Southern state bonds but prices were
less affected by the stringency in money than would
have been anticipated. There were no fluctuations
OF moment, the more numerous transactions occur
ring in the Tennessees, which, at the close, were
heavy. The following the final quotations ofhe
Southern list, including the leading Southern railway
and municipal bonds-Tennessee eX coupon, 7214 q
72,s do. new, 72 a72s; Virginia, ex coupon "A so;
do registered stock old 81 a4o; do skies, consoli
dated bonds. 5oA 5i do, skies, deferred scrip Is
aIo Georgia SKIES GOA 76 do. sevens, SO ss North
Carolina ex coupon, 81 a "a: do, to North Carolina
railroad, ~ a a.; do, funding, 1se6, 20 25; do,
do, 1865, 20 "a; do, new 10 q 20; do, special
tax, 10 a IL Missouri skies. 90 82z do,
Hannibal and ST Joseph, s9ls 904 Louisiana skies,
62 SO; do. new, 40 a 50; do levee skies, SO So /;
do. DO. ciphts, 70 55 do do eights, 1885, 20
IS; Alabama fves, 5s a G2; do. eights,
no IS; South Carolina skies, 40 a 52; do,
new, January and July, 221s u; do, do April
and October, 23is 25s; Arkansas skies, funded,
10 n SO; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling, 80 a
%; do. interest eghts, IS So do. second mortgage
eights, rs a So Mississippi Central Railroad first
mortgage eevens, 81 90; do. second mortgage
eiphts, SO SO; New orleans and Jackson first mort
gage, 90 a ~; do. second mortgage, so o s5; Men,
phis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage, 81
90; do second mortgage, so o SO; Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina,
q a IS; Macon and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed
by Georgia, HaCs; Memphis city skies, 81 81 !;
Savannah city sevene, ~ a s5 New Orleans con-
sos, old, os -; do issued TO railroads, skies, GO
10; do scvcns, 90 a 05.
THE BANK STATEMENT
The weekly statement Of the associated banks is
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Oct. o. 1872
Cotton firm; good ordinary, l631c. Net receipts, OH
bales. Sales, 500. Stock, 1866
NEW ORLEANS Oct. g. 1872
Cotton active prices high r good ordinary s1Sc low
s79S bales gross 53 Exportsto the Continent, S0I
Sales, 5000; last evening s. 200. Stock, 52,75G
MonrLE, Oct s. 1872
Cotton in moderate demand: little doing; good ordi
nary 7nc low middlng ls5uc. mldlings, lSssc. Net
receipts lh55 bales. EAports-coastwise, 1872. Sales
25o stock, 6,5U
SAVANNAH. Oct g. 1872.
Cotton firm and IN good demand; good ordinary. l7.ac
low middl.ngs lI7sc. mlddlings 1Slgc. Net receipts
S269 bales. Lxpor-coastwse, i,s47 Sales 1000 Stock,
343Jl.
CHARLESTON. Oct q. 1872.
Cotton firm; ordinary, 16lsc 17c. good ordinary,
IKE low mddlings. lsac middngs, Sc. Net receipts,
LILO bales Exrorts-coastwse, 56l Sales 60 Stock,
1854.
OswEGo, N. y, Oct s. 1872
Flour steady Sales 100 bbs a. ss 70 for No. Spring,
SO % tor amber Winter $40 for white Winter $40 50
double extra Whsat quiet & and lower for SPRING No
Barley inactive nplake Canada q noninay 81 os 81 o
Mi Msea steady; shorts sls shPstuns $50; middings
71sc, t9 New YORK, eis to Aha Albany Lumber 9 10
Flour to Boston &C., 70 New York nc TO @ Albany &c
ley, zH7o0 iect lumber. Shipments by canal-lz000
bushels wheat 25VJ do corn, 5uOo do barley, l,23000
feet lumber.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

The wheat market irr guar-being weak for in.
elo amd shade stronger for prime The sales zoos up
about 5000 bushels at 81 bs for extra choice
20 20 . = ~ Mdhwaukee Spring, 81 6S for No do, ~ 90
5os good No = Milwaukee, 81 62 for Northwest NO;
ana mixed %fSr aS @ s Chicago Spring Sr Nes Fl q
for inferior red Winter, 81 es 81 70 for lots q
amber Winter. Other descriptions nominal
s9rnThe market was decidedly easier, opening at cae
oac for sail mixed and closing at 64c The sales
aggregate about 2l5U bushels at 6Sac 63sc tor sah
mAeu, oSc Gle for unsound, &C. &c. for steamer,
o4t8c 65c for Western yellow and CSC a &c for DO:
white; Southern remained nominal oats-The market
bushels al Ac. for Western mixed, afoat 46c 4Sc
for fair 20 extra choice white do 0c l2c for new
black Illinois the track and delivered, and 55c for ex
ira choice old white state in car lots Barley was quet
no sales were reported and prices were IN consequence
quite nominal kyeSaes 200 bushels OF Western ut Sc
IN store PeasSales 900 bushels Of Ontario field on
private terms; quoted az about 81 .,.
tion by vessels the BERTH but the inquiry as
light The chartering business continued coed at sit
rates and In instances higher figures wCrS bald
The engagements To Liverpool by SAIL 100 bales
cotton on private terms The pomHa rate for grain by
On private terms fo Antwerp oo bags coffee at iss.
rotterdam, 200 crces lard at 42s Cd The charters in
Sinde gfour Norwegian barks ranging from 22Co quar-
rs 70 wv quarters grain 70 Cork for orders at 9 part
Of which were elet Italian brig 1900 quarters grain
70 penarh Roads for orders e. 4d and &0 gratuity
British bark do arrve) reet TO Cork orders $500
quarters grain at ss go an American bark hence to
Gibraltar for orders 100 bbs refined petroleum pr
yate terms british bark, 7o7 to Bristol, general
cergo, on private terms.
Mo1AssEs No sales were reported except small Job.
bling lots Of domestic, and prices unchanged. We
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
CITY C6uRT-SpECiAl Term.
A Benefit Society tM Court.
Before Judge Thomson.

number OF the members OF the Britannia Bcne.
fit Society, which s an organization composed OF
native-bOrn EnglishmeE, recently seeded. The
seceders are temperance men. and the reason for
their withdrawal was that the place OF meeting was
q public mouse kept by member OF the society.
The cnarge is that they carried of the seal and
minute book OF the society, chose new officers and
represented themselves as "the or ginal ana only'
Britannia Benefit Society.
A heightened argument has been heard by Judge
Thompson on motion for mandamus to compel
Riley COciOit, the former secretary or the old
society, to surrender the seal and the minute book.
The COuIt reserved decision.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
MoLAssEs-No sales were reported except small Job
bling lots Of domestic, and prices unchanged. We

NAVAL sTonEs.-The market for spirits of turpeniine
SS \: Il % sSa q $
rd ana pitch s%snsa at and
further advance in prices Sales were reported Of
SS SS for sary M stsyyr suitable nj to Sb, A.
ysmber 2ec and bbls, bny do ato,Sc. closing
ss .ss ssSs e. q s$t sS . ali Ss
@ he
Sss1 mssSss MsEss,Srs
ssS S our and u at S
nere ass SS up
the at Ms BIS
@ ses
essss cut sss sss
kegs The market for mess pork continued active and
sss &C. sss;
s4casns SIS 81 s 70 od II ssbE 5 sI
prime mess and 81 5s for mess Bacon was Irregular
Of long clear held at close at CO oHes Of
tos and SIS Of sos for
h2ss & ss r
Was good DEMAND ts i psssd SRs M ss
sT Sss
% market of msneo quiet
and week 2oo tierces sold October delivery At SIZE
~ wy ooscu ~ c2ac' " or2c. DNoucI VI
November. 1850 ucrccs were rumoured sold tat Sssc.
City lard was in better demand at unchanged prices
Sales. 800 tierces at Sac, for steam or kettle.
SUGAR.-The demand tor sugar only moderate
still there was no apparent weakness holders remaining
firm We have only 10 note sales OF 2S hhds Cuba nj
from 8c &c. IL hhds Of Demcrara ut l0ac $50 boxes
at 9]Sc. Refined was in moderate demand at unchanged
mon, &c. fair to good fair, De- g6c.; good to
prime to Choice Sc ioc centrifugal hhds and boxes
9ae io1fc; m9asses hhds and boxes, re. sac;
n Mos to ss,sc sc do l0do - a's 9yc do Is 70
70 Wsc lUAe do 10 70 ls Ne iisc dos l9to 20
tning, common to prime, Hac grocery, fair 70
II 2c ASS Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10 TO ~ 9asc
gMc Manlla-snperior and extra superior, &C. $50.
Ricr.-Iherc was only moderate business consum-
mated to-day, and at unchanged prices Sales 25 erces
Carolina ut Be- &C. 70 bags ratna at 7s4c 7c and 100
bags Rangoon at 67sc. n TIC.
sTEARIEE.-saics, 20 t,erces at exc. for prime
TALLow was quiet, but steady. Sales, 1900 lbs at
95-l6c
WHsKEY.-Receipts IS bbls., and for the week ,764
bbs The market was steady at Rs with safes rep
of lb0 hhs
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
svprRloa COURT.
The Gaze OF Rosa McCabc.
Before Judge Curtisa.

The CRRe OF ROSA MCCnbc.
Before Judge Curtss.
On Friday last Mr.. John d. Townsend made ap-
plication for writ OF habeas corpus In behalf OF
Rosa McCabe, the nun, otherwise known as Sister
Mary OF Stanislaus, who Is now confined In the Lu-
natic Asylum at Backwell's Island. The petition
sets forth that Miss McCabe is not insane aud was
not insane at the time she was incarcerated. The
writ was granted, returnable before Judge Sedg-
wick, OF the Superior Court, on Tuesday next at
eleven O'Clock. This is the case which was brought
a short time since before Judge Leonard, OF the Su-
preme Court, and from which Mr.. Townsend with
drew In consequence OF Judge Leonard expressing
his views on the case before the evidence had been
introduced.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

Raymond Carr, OF GA South Fifth avenue, was
brought up, charged with having stabbed Emanuel
Burnett, Of Mount Washington, Columbia county,
N. " in the liquor corner OF South Fifth ave-
nue. and Grand street, the particulars OF which ap
peared In yesterdays HERALD. The prisoner was
committed by Justice Koch. Burnett still lies IN q
dangerous condition at Bellevue Hospital.
Philip Seller OF 529 West Thirty-eghth street
beat Mrs. Jane Menish, Of 329 same street Satur.
day night, beating her on the head with club and
INJECTING dangerous injuries. Seller was arrested
and brought up yesterday before Justice Koch, who
ordered him to be locked up for trial.
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

THE quotations based in store running IN
quality not more than half a grade above OF below the
grade quoted,
CorynE-Market quiet for all descriptions and prices
unchanged Sales were made nj Baltimore OF 4OG bags
Rio ex Traveller, private terms. We quote Rio or
binary cargoc l4c li1ac TAR do, 5lc al5!Sc good
20 days; MaraeaIbo i5ac lie Lagnayra, Ice IKE
FLOUR DGRAs.-Receipis-Four. 1887 bbls. wheat,
l2s 462 bushels corn 2tsS3 DO corn meal 1874 bbs and
week. Flour, so,9s2 bbIs. wheat 7sss2 bushels corn,
Sis s67 bushels; barley, SsG12 do; rye 800 do The -four
market was generally quiet but In the aggregate there
was fair business consummated. Prices somewhat
Irregular but not quoabiy lower The sales foot up about
within the range OF the appended quotations Corn meal
less active but rm ABOUT 200 hbls. OF Western sold
The New York herald., 1872-10-07

again very unfAvorable, and for the third time In
their history, and the second within few weeks
the reserve on hand is below the limit which the
law requires to be maintained. The locking np
operations Of the clique are more visible In this
statement than In any previous one, for the reason
that while the loans have been contracted less
than two and o half millions the deposits are down
about nine and quarter millions. The loss In spe-
ce is about two millions and in legal tenders about
three millions. 1t is still pure speculation to en-
deavor TO gather from the statement even an ap-
proximate idea OF the amount controlled ana
LOCKED UP
by the clique for the reason that 1t is mpossi-
ble 10 TX the amount OF currency shipped nom the
city in the legitimate movement to the interior.
The statement contrasts with its immediate prede-
cessor as lOOws:-