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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
Not a Nabeb-Ouly . Saob, and
s.Bane InttatiOo."

s.BaAe Imi ati0n."
From the Wheeling Iptelligencer, August
I, 1871
1t is this royal insolence Of self
constituted aristoerst that Mr.. Davis
prides himself on; and yet without any
real basis, for he is not in fact one OF the
Southern nabobs who were outdone by
the war. He is only one OF the snobs
that aspire to be classed with them. we
believe he never owned niger in
bis life nor lost dollar by the ex
tinction OF slavery. His devotion to
the defunct institution is purely ideal.
He only aspires 10 be considered one OF
q class, to which he never belonged
when it was uppermost, and to which
in it's present estate he DOS not In tact
belong now. He is only base imita-
ton OF the real Southern aristocrat,
with all OF the offensive and none o. the
redeeming traits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17

+ OFFER MYSELF AS AN INDPEN D.
ent candidate for the Office OF Assessor
of the Country District.
angl2-i SAMUEL BELL,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
Judge of County Court.

NEEssRs. EDITORS WE WOULD RE-
H specially recommend Gibson L. Gran
mer, Esq as candidate for President
Judge Of the County Court at the August
election. MANY VOTERS.
Iyl6-i ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17

A BIunder In tho Legtslasure.
From, the Wheeling Intelligencer, August
q, 1901
The only notable thing Mr.. Davis did
in the Legislature was to make 9 sc!
speech in O. POSITION to all the resulte Of
the war and 10 support Of the secession
theories that brought it on and this bic
friends all realized even then, was the
greatest Of all bis stupid blunders dur
lag the session and it was then con-
sidered by sagacious Democrats ss hay
ing rendered him utterly unavailable
as q candidate for anything before the
people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
N.,satan-OuIy LucIfer.

Not Satan-OuIy Luciier.
From the Wheeling Intelligencer, August
~, $780,
2 If Mr.. Davis were man OF real
ability (as he is uot) it would be all the
more reason for his defeat. The more
brains possessed by JEFF. Davis and his
compeers in Congress when they were
plotting for the rebellion, the worse Il
was for the country. There was much
more reason for kicking Satan over the
battlements of heaven than Luclfer.
Mr.. Davis is only Lucitef, but if he had
the brains OF Satan as he has his evil
intents, there would be all the more
reason for not eutrusting him with pow
ers he does not conceal his purpose to
use to the injury Of the county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
To the Voters Of Ohio County.

HAVING BEEN ELECTED TO SERVE
Ill for four ~ years from January /, 1871,
and the Constitution 10 be voted on In AI-
Therefore o.ier myself a. candidate for re-
election 10 the ofiiceof Clerk OF the Circuit
Courtof Ohio county. tfE -.
-. - sAMGEL B. MoCoLLogH.
July 8 B72 jys-h
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Terms, by MAJ, IN Advance ~ =

DAnyHEaaIsTEH- 12 ..,,
..sesoi THsee months. ...2.0
AT Gonths........ 4.00 One montn."...."..Sts
.rREwEEKLHR EsIsTER. LIVE
v,,,,,shs, every Tuesday, Thursday and
- gIgi saturday! 1871 ~ 90
tine CODY, I yra.sGoO1 One copy, y mossson
wEEKLYoRxlasfIR-o w.
ons copy VI: .s2Dol Five copies. ! yrs sQ @
one COPY, 6mos i.0o Ten copies, w. fSo0
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ham.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-17
TO the Voters Of Ohio County:

MoundsvIlle, August u, ls72 .-augl4
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-03-09
AtfoTneE aE -.
Al STEM WINDER.
THE
$12. SENSATION, S14.
OR
MAGIC WATCH.
A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW,


SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW,
AND USEFUL, as WE'LL as GOOD.
A New Style Double Hunting Case
and open face Watch combined IN one,
with fine fTst-class imported polished
or frosted Nickle, Patent Lever, md
Ruby Jeweled Movements. Accurately
adjusted and regulated. Elegant crystal
cap, showing the exposed action and
every motion Of the beautiful works
while running, with the celebrated
Patent Stem Winding Attachment
(Winding up at the stem without the use
of a keyl. Unique in Design, and quite
a novelty. Cheaptest really good,
strong, correct and serviceabls watch
ever manufactured for personal use.
Equal to finest quality high price Gold
Chronometer Watch, ct one-twentieth
the cost. Price each, Ladies' OF Gents
size, with chain free, IN Morocco ease,
only So, or $50 per half dozen; 800
per dozen to clubs or the trade. Single
watches sent free to any address. Safe
delivery guaranteed on receipt of price.
We are responsible for Checks, Drafts,
i . " AtAOAAC.y SANkCA9t VI AASfgAoSSI4 A4GA~
ters only. Or, we viii forward them by
Express without the money, and you
can pay the price to the Express Agent
with Express Charges Extra for the
privilege) on delivery of them to you In
your town. Watches of all kinds sent
everywhere on the same conditions.
Genuine American Levers, SI5. Solid
Gold Levers, $50. Ladies' and Gents
Chains, all styles, Sc to $40 each. Every
watch sold as represented, thoroughly
warranted by special guarantee, andc
be exchanged, at oil times free of cost
No agents employed. All goods at Fac
tory Prices: Any watch you may want
at halft the price your jeweler sells it
for. Descriptive Price Lists of watches,
chains. ETC., sent free. Address all or
ders,
STEWART, GRAHAM 4 co,
Jewellers, Importers, ETC.,
6 Whitehall Street, New York.
Jan. 6, 1ST2-6n1.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-03-09
JOHN P. HUDSON,
VENTE DE TUTEUR.

Lake Charles, Feb. 10, 1877.
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TUTOR,S SALE.

In The matter of the Tut0fsiip oF the
minor heirs Of Caroline A. Hudson,
(n6e Foster, deceased, john r Hnd-
son, Natural Tutor State Of Louis
lana, Parish Of Calcasieu.
DY virtue Of an order and dac4ee Of
ID the Honorable David j. Reid, Par-
ish Judge Of said parish rendeFed Feb
rdary 5th, a. ID. 1872, there vii be sold
at public auction, 10 the last and high
est bidder, at tile last residence Sf said
deceased, on the east bank Of Lake
Charles, in said parish by the said John
II Hudson, Natural Iutogs or BY the
Sheriff of said parish, on
Thursday, March IL, 1872,
ell the property Of the succes4ion Of
said Caroline A Foster. deceased, late
wife of said john r Hudson, consist
ing of
THE PLANTATION,
and last residences of said deceased, con
tanning sixty acres, more or less, with
al the Buildings and Improvements
thereon; one horse; one mare; about
twelve head Of hOgs;a lot of household
furniture, and other personal property,
on the following
TERMS md Conditions The personal
property for cash on the day Of sale.
The immovable property for one-thiEd
of the purchase price In cash on the day
If sale, and for the remaining two
thirds of said price Of adjudication, the
purchaser to execute his lr0missory
note with two good and solvent sureties
iH S0iiG0, payable twelve months from
the day Of sale, to the said John r. Hu3-
son, Natural Tutor, or order, bearins
eight per cent. per annum interest from
maturity till paid, and to further secure
the payment OF which special mort
gage and vendors privilege viii he re-
tanned on said immovatla property, and
the buildings and improvements there
on, till said promissory note is fully
paid.
JOHN p, HUDSON,
Natural Tutor.
- Ff9.,-gI+s- I'll. TUIR
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-03-09
Jeudi, Ie I4 Mars, 1914,

tOutes les prOpri6t6s de IL succession dc
Ia dite CarOline Fcstery d6e6d6e, 6Y,0use
lie john Il. Hudson, e6nsistant On
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-03-09
Published Egery Saturday Morning,
AT
LAKE CHARLES. La.
U BY
b. HUTCHINs.
Tefalts Af su.Bscrintfo1t.
ADVERTISING.

sPer Square, 30 lines or less) Isl so
Every subsequent insertion, .... 20
Announcement Of candidates for
Office. ..a.. SlO w
Advertisements sent in for publica-
lion, when there are no directions, VIII
be inserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, will be con-
tinued until orders are received and
charged accordingly.
Liberal discount to those who adver-
tise by the year or quarter.
! No creditvill be giyenfor Advertising
or Job work, except by special agree
ment.
cards, stating merely the names,
business and place of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum.
I B9@AIl Judicial advertisements must
be paid for on the last day Of pubhea-
tion, or on the day Of sale.
Standing Advertisements
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-03-09

Dams pafiaire he HI Tutelle dies h6ritiers
nlineur de Caroline "A. Hudson, ln6a
FOster,l d6ctd6e, John IF Hudson,
Tutear Naturel- -Etat de b Lodisiane.
Paroisse de Calcasieu.
I'm vertu d'un order ct deeret lie
IL Honorable David j. Reid, Juge de
Paroisse, accOrd6 le ) FeyEier, 1S72, il
sera vendu d PenCan public, az Plus
ofEIant ct dernier eaCherisseur, d ID der
Mere residence de Ia ,lita l6funte, sur
IL cote Est du Lac Charles, ca "a dite
parUisse, par le dit John III hudson,
Tuteur Naturel, on par 10 Sheriff dc Ia
dite paroisse,
Jeudi, He IA Mars, 1872,
toutes les propri6t6s lie IL succession de
Ia dita CarOline FCster. d6e6d6e, 6l,0Use
lie JohnP. Hudson, e5nsistant en
L'HABITATION.
derni6re residence he Ia dite d6funte.
contenant soixante acres, pins oIi muigis,
ayec toutes les b;tEIsses ct anl6liorations
qui s'y trouvent IN chayals un8 ia-
meab; environ d0uza tetes dc eceh0us,
un lot lie meubles dc maison, ee auffes
propri6tes peEsonpelle.
TtgaaeS e Goaditl0 IS LES propri6tes
pour dn compliant "a Jour
da u venta. Les propri6tes immetbles
pour un tiers du prix d'acslat compliant
10 jour da IA vente, ct pour le Eestant
des deux tiers dU prix d'adiudication
fournira sem obhguti0a lvec
derix SECURITIES solyables s0tidairCs, pay
able en- d0uze mois du iour de Il yepte,
an dit John II. Hudson, Fulegr Naturel,
ou orlre, purtant interea 4 Init poar
cent. Ian de maturite iusqn1n pale
meRt, et pour Nssurcr a paiemsnt une
spSciale avec privilege III
saEa retenGa sur IN tlite pgppFi-
ETC inmenhle, ct les hitisses at ainelo-
ratiohs qui s ~ tlouyaRt, lasll'A plefu
et entieE paianient au dit ohhgdion
JOHN P. HUDSON. IutenE.
Tae ftEapfaq 9f7 EH1t5ar 1874
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-03-09
THE WEEKLY ECHo.
The josh BiliEngs Pa pers.
sHoHF AEswERs 10 LovG LErTRRa

Joseph-A kat IS said to have
nine lives, but i beleaf they don't
have but one square deth.
1t is almost impossible to tell
when a kat IS ded without the aid
of koToners 3 jury.
4 have only one way myself %
Judge of q ded kat
If a kat Il killed la the fan Ov
the year, and thrown over the stun
wall into yure nabOr's yard. and
lays thara all winter under d suo
bank, and don't thaw out In tho
spring and keeps quiet during the
summer months, and aint missed
when Winter sets in agin, I hav
alwus sed that that kat was
ded, or was playin the thing dread
full fne.
Walter -Thelength ov time that
a goose kan stand on one leg de-
peRds entirely upon the natif en-
-Curanca oy the goose.
A good tuff goose, I should
think mite do it for three weeks ID
swoppiug legs occasionally.
Junius-Injuns kan be- civilized
once in a while, but it knocks at
least twenty per cent Oph from the
value Of the Iniun, besides hurting
the general reputation oy the civil
izashun.
Jonathan Thare Il a grats
menny tite spots ia the world, and
probably the best way tew get out
oy them il tsw dig ont.
Thare IL another way tew git ont
oy them that / kuo ov, and that Il,
to sit still and tire the spot ont.
This requires both pashunoe and
Judgment
a tite spot Il 4 good deal like d
mouse trap, dreadful easy t8w git
lntO, but uuhandY to git ont ov.
lite spots ains like a knot holo.
natral, but they are like a Pinch
auger hole, manufactured.
Mankind are Ia blama themsalfs
for am the tita spots there is pretty
much.
i don't think il hurts 4 man tew
cit into a tte spot once in q while;
it kind or gives him an idea oy the
size on The hol6 he kan fill to the
best advantage
Sum folks are alWus hunting for
tite spots, and kan most alwus find
them this may increase their cum
ming, but it never will Increase
their wisdom.
Wise men don't hunt for tito
spots, they luv easy boots.
Jerry never was logikal. 1
never waz q kluss conmaniOn
thinker. ] have dun ail mi think
ing on the jump, | alwus shuta on
the wing, and hav made menny
splendid misses, but once in
while have brought down hi
animal
Inevar take 4 rest when I sbuta
I hav alwus felt az tho thare wa4
more success in missing yure bird
on the wing than thare waz ia hit
mg it on the nest.
But probably that amt so.
jones peaEin IN lazyness sets
me teu tbinkin that lazyness must
have hi0 the ccndislUn oy man il
he had alwuz lived ID the garll0n
oy Eden.
III Adam had plenty 0f Jobs on
han, tie devil would haye had d
harder Job to sodUca HIM.
Adam would never have hilG
ennv rale r0des, nor Nlekolsun
pavoments ia Che garden oy Elem
nor never aOGld bavo boqueashai
as emmy heathe tow kUlslyasa
Iti1 81 d true, ON Che ether hand,
chat he never wuld hay wore ennY
tito boots, nor sheet iron collars.
About the bigss ioka taaee iN
about Tie fall oy aar, i thas ha
has larut taw rate hog Oh
This Il worth, in my 0pn,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-03-09

STEWART, GRAHAM 4 CO.,
jewellers, Importers, ETC.,
6 Whitehall Street, New York.
Jan. 6, 1S72-6nl.
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MULLETT 5 KEENER.

A RE prepared to enter Homesteads,
"A investigate Rio Hondo claims and
secure patents for lands. Surveying
carefully and faithfully done. Ali in
formation regarding lands given to par
ties at a distance for moderate compen-
sation.
Lake Charles; La, March 9, III.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-03-09

HAS JUST RECETyEn a FRESH
III Assortment of Spgirg 6anlen
Seeds als0, Special Alnsnag sn2tiaE
deu Manuals; Sa3lles AuplNeDs
Leather; Tanners OIL an3 sanaFics
fulton market Best Mess paFk. ett
ete., a& thQ lowest prices. can and
examine ior voU lytS
Eak0 oh8rles, Eco, III, ISE2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

cars each W. V, Wood, cars; Davis q Ward, scars
O. j. Pagan sold 80 Texans for W. V. Wood Fat c; cwt,
AZ 10tc &c cwt 20 Illinois OF ca cwt. at 1otc Oh DO
eTt, r. l3gd2eS and io2 Illinois, for !. T. Alexander
g. Ulery for himself ana Go 1O4 Kentucky cattle. Il
s te az aud ps So cM Gr a nsqSSf f1
III. A. Morehouse, for Davis Ward 81 llinos steers
81 See es' al s a. q S psS c VI OF A' Owl" 10y
f. Gary for L. o. Stevens IS Ohio steers q cTt, at
II. Westhemer for ]. T3atos, a car state Cattle one
pair OF them twins % steer aud heer tizO 10, llS
60 cwt with 10 steers OF ewt ut sio5 head ana
Mich c0ws-Thcrc is tameuess in the freshcow
trade which Il likely TO continue for while longer
Prices arc without change the transactions DemS very
| VEAL CALvEs-Therc is rather more inquiry for
Ave calves since the supply bias run down 70 SHeR e SS
now sell at ssc rarely Mt iOe with GOOD az 81 a9c and
poor to medium at SG7c. Hog dressed range from Ac
SHEEP AND L1MBs~1rrivSis light the total for
the week being only 1884 against 226l6 the week before
Considerable allowance must be made for the superior
past Week = ySg ro@ ias t to pair rea
medium sheep have advanced sssc. D.. 10
very few going under 5tc., with only medlnm
9 The supply % Of DAY was - cars at F6TyshfSs
aud at Foriethst, the Commnnpaw stock not getting
Pa Sea Ss saes "a az Sy Hume Eli
Ohio sheep 81 n coarse at e4c; l72 Michigan 81 h. ~
q 06tc l65 State % ID, az 61c ana Tor the week 1852
j. Kirby sold 97 Illinois sheep 80 ~ at &C.; sss Nich
gan 81 NJ at 50 S0as 37 and SOC OHIO &c 40 d. a7lc
Total for the week, 1856 head at So %
Judd Buclin CHAM, at FOrtethst, 2l9 Ohio sheep, %
N, at &c., S14 Illinois, 9i 10, at &C., and 1863 sat loJ b.
at 81 81 ,I.
j. N. Pdcock. at Communpaw, $50 Ohio sheep, 50 70,
az &C., of "a No. at 6c. and 90 OF 9Ct D. Gle Total
for the week, 567S head at 50 IS each, varying from
0lOc.
Kase & Co. sold 400 Iowa sheep 50 ~ at &C.. and Sl5
Illinois, 90 ID, at CSC. Total for the 2,6 head Tor the
week. s. CO.
HOGS-Totai for the week. 5i,Iss against 527qo the
previous week. For to-day have 81 at FOrtletn-
ST., the 40 due at Communipaw not arriving. Aud
still with such free receipts dressed advanced about &C.
Lave were firm at A94lc Reid selling ears Ohio 1873
~ at 81 313 lg5 ID, at 81 90; and car 225 ID, at
4s CITY dressed sold d5lc for extreme heavy SIC
for 200 h. sec for To- for 100 TO- and 64c Tor ps,
Western dressed selling at 5055e. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARkETs.


IoVpoy 2}-!I m-Cunsols opened at sliH9I. fof
money 9 for the account United ststes fyeINtr bonds
i365 old s2g 1878 Ten Fore 8i New fyes S5t EHe
Railway shares, sou
FRGSKToRT Dec 2-Uned States KyeTwoniy bonds 81 for the
Issue OF 1852.
PABls Dec. 29-s m.--Ren.es oTenea at 53t zoe. -
LivERPoOL 23ll mCo0n oIele1 easeT hllhn6 Np-
llnds 10.dloi d.; Mi1dlng Orleans, lotalnd
AyrwIlP lee. 23-PeToum. SIT Tor hne Pale hmenean
IivERPoOL Dec 23l p. mCoOn quiet aud steacyi hnng
J'pards Gidled Midtg Orleans osdlWd The receipts o
Wheat at ts port Last report have bea 700 quarters i
Gliding Il 500 American.
LoNDo Dee 2l:20 n.American securities quiet and sea!
Ere Railway shares, 90 -. go, 80
IIyrRroor pee 23-9 p r-BrcadsuFs firm Wheat II "a
mo pcr Genial Spring, and u8VO for a VIM
ter Corn % quarter PorE 5 per Dbl Tor New Mess B
gu per terce for New Prime Bacon 81 per e~t ior
Cut.
LONDON Dec 23-5 p Consols and American securities closed
unchanged. IRE Railway shares, 40.
PARIS Dec 2J-p m.-keDtts 5JL &c
LIVERPOOL 35 mCo,tOn closed unehsngedi we SAFES Of
the day l20oU bales including 800 or eclat1n nnd
export The receipts Of Corn since tie LAST report have been V guar
tiers. none Of which american.
ASTwERP Dec 23petIoleum, s3f for Fine Pale American
IoND0N Dee 2-Eyenng -Lnseed OF, &3i per uni spint'
TuIpeHiire, ~. pei ct~ 90, -, ,,t,
LivfEfooL, Dee 23EvennSBaeoo' 80 per eWt i'i bhofno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
COTTON MARKETS.

CHikIKsTos Dec 2JCotop quiet and steady hiddnp yie
set receipts, 5O36 bai exports s5i bses " oV bales ""e'
SUZANNE Dee 2Cotton quiet but firm; Mddhbg lse net re-
,tns IJs b,lesi expoeoaitx 3 bsiesi sales 770 bales
stock 86 $40 bIle, . ,,,.. AL,
THiLADEPHIA. Dee D-Coton quiet hiddhng. soiS
wasux nee 23Goton firm; Good 0lap, liii Low hddlint
lsIe Eddng Is receipts. leJ bsIssi srport'-eoa''"'
$50 bales Aales SO bGleti stock, SsSJl Wlss
MtsPHs 21-Cotton arm AddfnRs lStolsc rsepu sIi>
h.,st shpuepts 1626 bales stoet 5.IIo bales - a.,
'S,scI.XT bee 2J-CotOs hlddhsgs lse reoep rs
A hnmspts z5 bses consumption 100 bses stock ga bales
6f IoUI. a9Coon frm with bs aoing hnahhEs isie
Ige receipts 2i0bs shipments, % bales -, -, Al,
71toton tTmer but rot quotbU Lgheri ha
apfs lee Tsoeivts 2s5 b1es shipments sla bales "a,
BosroS Dee 23COon ,rongi hddag 2Oe net receipt" Ie'
bsles goss s6I bales sales SO balesi sIoe 300 bales
WlLnH0IOs Dee 23COttoD quiet hdshgs ittc hs' Tsosp~
lsa s.le., s.lss W hAssi sesk. SIet! sAIss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

Auev.rA Dee good demand MddiD lss rso' V
Ice bales ;sles ~ b,lsa &. - Ansa 'oo.dior.
diaay lse Mddlngs. sic hddluEl lse net ,g sePss
52s9 bales; gross eIpOris-to Great Britain, y b
the Continent bat eOasEise 24 baess sae, Nv bH
last evening. t2o0 balts; stock, a,152 haeE
BAInsoRE Ded fCotion hrHI MldnFs. lssei net reeo
baesi gross bales eIporIseosvise, 81 bses sa ~
baes, sect, 9b2s bales Ut lIlf ..in. " -, ui-..
HoRroIK Dec 23.-Cotion sm, Low Mddings laei net re-
eeus e2 balest erpcrtsooswise 4soI eaies e 40 oe
GAISEsfos nee quiet steady; Good oasry Vie
receipts eIporste Great BntalH SEQ 9s!ss '.s
wise SO bales; iales. 600 bales STOCK, 62sIe bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24
RECEIPTS OF PRonuCE.

NofTH HFtT Tctstl E1ifoddL
Dee 25 plg Ashes pkg BeesSaT, IS bses Broom Corr, 20
bsl Copper 50 cakes Copper SlR bales Cation 90 phys Ded
Iruiit gs 1886 bls Flour, 80 Wheat ltO
bush Corn Oats GO BUSH Malt 90J bush Barley
bb bags Meal AS bags Seed l5c bsS E. Peas 81 bags
FsHseed ~ bb Beans log bales Hops 10 bates Hemp 2 HIDES
POS bdis Hides l39 bbs Molasses IN 1850 sides Leather S
1888 pkgA Pork 43 pigs ca: Meats 1915 pigs Lar ITO pkgs on
Cake @ Dressed Hogs e3l pigs Butter 2S Cheese 603
pigs TaloE 65 pkgs Grease ~ Pigs seadh ~ bags Peanuts
100 pgs starc 2 pigs Tea 20 hhds Tobacco pigs Tobacco
ll3 bin. Mhlkg. 90 Lalea Wool 200 bblL OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-24

continues god demand and the trket u very hn We
y ~ 6S Sai Sal. Nav At SOC 9e and in good
81 IS fr Long Re $laSl % for short do and
MoiGSSEsn reduced stock and inn New crop Esvoesn' Coo
NAVAL sf0Res-There has been M export and moderate inquire
for Sprw Tuoun aad the market has ruled streRgi aes Of w
tbs oer.aanae Al % qno'sd SSie a. G. and ~ eo $500 ~
sa ned wih ln0 sold the r price Tar dull ana STEADY at
OICfude Serin sfy he'd but qiet 81 7sa ~ n Rsehe
ana u Unbeaehed Sperm Whale without change Lin
seed FRY but eu at SOC from erushfs hands o'hu OS are Jul
PRovisoNS-Tbe PORK marl unsettled and lower especially
Ie.ss S ae go u.s. al SIS ia SIS % for OH Mes. y s5 IS
iT EsS o. as Soe PTe ST 5 We hear Of 80 bbi New
he T February AID ss,ch : Bse y ht2 e9 qS SUE
A.ss ITrce dlnd ss Of $50 rs at ga ~ Tor
Mess and =2 ~ ioI nia Ness Be Hss are s'esas ana
quiet Meats demand and sm sses Of 5Og Frea ha'
1900 d" Hams at j! l2e and 1000 heavy bel9s ~ &c. bseoo
feey offered Winter months sale. 500 bikes short Ce2T seller
December at &c $50 boxes Co. sp N ayy beIes sso
Long Clear spot at 0se 2oo boxes short CeaE spot ct c
Deed Hogs A. Grmer Cor got weights ana heaF are ngs g I
we quote at n d5ic for Western and Aa3e 10y Sly Ll 81
but WITH onJ moderate oelnd closed hssJ az
pse % Of 80 oC ana e. At 20 49, 10 u a o 5 NV; we va
1efo 20 seller December, a. ei - tc seller yhpIy az
-; 40 ;c. .er February, 81 e0ie and 600 os seller March,
Pk1Ro1gUMT ,ssEei hes been without new features csroes
citations were entirely Refined in on,e
at2gd29c bulk steady bot doll At t@lle The Greek
.. ~ an. Sr % To- su sro,s o. ois EsFs- ~
without business Philadelphia prices were nominal and uncaoeI
csreoes hell At contracts Dd &c from nr hands
kICE quiet aud uuehansea Carolina S@'@' N'uso0"' '" .
sUGARs@yeTy quiet for Raw, hut f held s0sls for Pair to
God Refnng only 10 hhds Far Grocery Cnba ar @
sEEpSThere is oT jong Clover owing ts went Of
ard lot or less Wi bring Sc pnei srs 81 lO % -
9.i exporters not Wiling 70 pay above VIC Imohy y
TALON Is in m demsnd fu sales Of 900 b Prime at a.
sBd 8 10 bbla Co. iato saturday, 90 same ptce go
WHISKY lover ahy aej,ei sales OF 80 b6lA at 'f.e