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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06

House and has been reported favorably by
the Committee on Commerce in the Sensse.
OF the SOS, 600 received last year only Szo-
600 were expended, leaving $4,000 to be
expended this year. The shipments and
receipts of this place will exceed s3,0oo,
900 annually; the shipments consisting
principally of lumber. leather, furniture,
wooden ware, fish and agricultural pro-
ducts. The two rivers that unite here are
navigable for Is miles, one having eight
and the other FIVE miles of navigable wa
ter.
This place has population of about q
900 inhabitants, composed largely of for
eigners, situated on level plat of ground,
six miles from Manitowoc and thirty miles
from Kewaunee. 1t is a wide-awake town
and its future prospects quite fatterlng.
A newspape has been rece ntly estabIishe
here by stock company, with III. S. Pier
pont as editor, which starts out as an lnde
pendent paper, ably edited land the mechan-
ical department, under the supervision of
George Woodin, q capital printer, presents
a hands ONE appearance. The Manitowoc
County Chronicle, for this is its name,
starts out with a good subscription list and
a liberal advertising patronage, and will
undoubtedly prove financial success.
H. r. F.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06

weeping eyes, was gobbled by shark.
The chaplain turned the praysr-book
o'er, the bride took of her glove they
swore to honor, to obey, to cherish, and to
love. And, freighted full of happiness,
across the oceans foam. the schooner Gid
ed rapidly toward the pirates home.
And when of ecstacy and JOY their hearts
could hold no more, that pirate dropped
his anchor down and rowed his love asho ore.
And as they sauntered up the street he
gave his bride poke, and said :: SIN tn em
there mansions live the friends of whom
spoke
She glanced her eyes along the plates of
brass upon each door, and then her anger
rose as it had never done before. "That
johnson has an h that Thompson has p
The Smith that spells without yis not
the Smith 70. me -
And darkly scowled she then upon that
rover of the wave. "False! Falser' she
shrieked, and spoke of him as "Monster,
traitor, slave" And then she wept and
tore her hair, and filled the air with groans,
and cursed with bitterness the day
she let them cut up Jones.
And when she had spent on him the ven-
ON of her tongue, she seized her pongee
parasol and stabbed him in the lung. A
few more energetic jabs were at his heart
required, and then this scand lous bucca-
neer rolled over and expired.
Still brandishing her parasol, she sought
the pirate boat: she loaded up a gun and
iammed her head into its throat; and fix
ing fast the trigger, then with string tied
to her toe, she breathed "Mother'' through
the touch-hole, and kicked and let her GO
A snap, fzz, rumble; some stupeu-
dous roaring tones--and where on this
earth's surface was the recent Mrs Jones ?
Go ask the moaning winds, the sky, the
mists, the murmuring sea go ask the fish,
the Coroner, the cams-pu. don't ask me.
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VOL. XIII.
COOK OF TIE PERIOD.

The looks Of yer, maaD, rather suits me
Tie wages ye offer ii do;
But thin cart inter yer survis
Without a condishun or two.
And now, to begin. is the kitchen
Cpmmodgeous. witt Ilenr5 OF Ii mt,
And fl, We know. fur intertainih'
such fri-nd as I'm ike to invite.
And mkt. are yous reg'lar at mile times!
Bekase, 'taint conva, uent. ye see,
To wait. and II behaves punskul,
LIS no more tsan yous ought 10 be-
And thin is your gurreis good naturei!
The rayson lift my last place,
The FrIpch nuss was sncl high LADY,
slot dish cioata at her face.
And have yer the laste o OBJECTION
To min drouoin' in whin they choose!
I've got some en- igea fust cousin.
That fraquintig brings me the noos,
/ must nave the II trayted ooYylitely;
give ser far warnin', ma'am. nov,
l. the airy gate be closed agin them.
You'll find me comminchin' row.
These matter. arerayei on berwain US,
Ia try yer vase. so | wud.
(She looks ike the klni ! can manage,
A thin thing without anT boo! y
Bu, mind, if comes for i wlxs. IN Am,
/ comes for that time. aad no liss
And &c, thin. Druvs..di i y3'd van. ne,
Jusht give NJ yodr ..rs iHj ailross.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06

Mas. CATHARINE MARSH, who was tried
in Bal.iIaore last year for the murder of
her four children, and pronounced insane.
is now confined in an asylum at New Mount
Hope, several miles from Baltimore. AL
though only twenty-nine years of age, her
halr since the tragedy, has turned
completely white.
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GEORGE n. ygD,sDlN.

Attorney and Counselor at Low, ami Court Cea-
missioner Tor Aanltowoc county. All business en-
trusted 10 his care viii be promptly aud faithfully
attended 10. Advice honestly gwen. for which :
reasonable charce viii be made. Office ON BuK.lo
ST.. between Eighth and Ninth l9&A,1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06

Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season will please
leave their orders for same at Shove's
Bank. Rate will he to Hotels, Saloons
and others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents per 100 pounds. Fami-
lies daily delivery of twenty pounds 40
cents week. GEO. B. WRIGHT.
MASI1owoc, April IL, 1871.
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DIR. A. J. PATCHEN.

Dentist, Office in Sherman's new building -
L ghth-st., Mantcwoc. Particular altentioa
given to all tie G!derent branches OF the profess
ion, and all worS warranted Teeth extrac,sd
WITHOUT pain. l4hyl
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NOETIeWUSTE uOCxr

FranNiin St, Mantowoc, Nj. KettenLof1sn
Proprietor. The large brick addition recently
bult has been furnished In excellent style, making
II one OF tne largest ana most complete notels in
ManltoWoc. a good > able is kept in connectioa
with the house, where stock Will be we'll provided
ICr. lA<lyl
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CHAS. II. WINTON.
PAUL LEERNER.

Veterinary Surs con, cures Ring Bones Spavins,
SICK. ETC., etc. All cures warranted or no CHARGE
made. Once ut his iverJ stable on Sc ventn- St
between Buffalo and Chicago, Manitowoc l4-<Ayi
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between Eighth and Ninth Mani.
towoc. Joseph Fullmer, Proprietor. Best
accomodations for the travelling pubLe. Terms
cheap. and satisfaction guaranteed. lS-A-ly
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=. =. ANDERSON.
UNION ROUSE.

Attorney and Counselor at Law Collections
promptly attended to. Office over j. A. ksnl>r's
store, Cor, Eighth ana lork-sts., Manitowoc.
13 ~ IL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06
JOSEPE1 SYMES.

Dealer in Stoves also Mann facturer of Tin Sneet
Iron and Copper ware. All kinds OF rep ,iring done
Eishtl-st, between York anG Ruffa,o, Manito o.
l9 <A1 =
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f.. CAKkUS.
EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale and Retail dealer in Hats, Caps Fun,
Gloves, Mlttens, Robes. ETC.. Iork-st., between
Eighth and Ninth, Manitowoc. l3-4<yl
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Dealer in all kinds OF Stoves and Hardware, and
Manufacturer o. Copper, Tia aud sshee iron ware
EigLthst., South side. De-r the Bridge, Maniso.
Voc - Nrly
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a.. HYEH.ING.

PAYS the highest price for Wheat and other pro-
duce, ohce on the northeast corner of Buffalo and
Eighth SIS, Manltowoc. - Ayl
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06

Attorney st Law and District ATTORNEY for Nsnito,
voc county. Collections piometiv attended n
Once On Buffalo, between Eighth aud Ninth.
n Afv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06
PASSAGE TICKETS.

SOLE AGENCY for Manitowoc and vici
nifty, for the Hamburg and American
Steamship Company. Also agent for
German sailship lines. FREE TICKETS
issued from Germany to Manitowec at
New York rates.
A General Banking Business tran
sacted on precisely the same terms as an
incorporated bank, with the additional
security of PERSONAL liability. vl2n4ltf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06
DR., E. III. MACK,

GrsdH.,,. OF Guy s Hospital. London. Eng
lr-i. .H.I for over two years confidential Ply
s.ti .u 40 Her Ma iestv. the Queen also late
q the Medical University Of New York, has
40 located at Indianapolis, AMI will give
A0Vicr 10 THE SICK ABROAD As WELL As
At HONE.
.s-ry !lpge in America. however sm Ill,
c1utnfEs #.aUng its inhabitants always frw.
AMI "itnH many men, women, and children.
.tf-'iaT with chrcnic diseases which have
hs.ln! The skill of the resident physician, if
AIT, ji.iccd. that Of men eminent in the pro-
+, '.,a III the country or State wherein they
resit' when, really, under 4 rational system
II medication administered by one who has
-ivsn Caaiusivn attention to diseases of
chronic c...:. ctcr they may be easily cured:
and when such help is found, it becomes a
matter Of surprise and inquiry why they
should nave suffered 50 long. The reasons
.rc--ist. That yeur local physicians are so
imuch occupied IN he treatment of acute dis
"ss"s AT The beds de Of their patients that
they have nciiLcr the time nor patience to
give proper attent, n to a lOng-Standing and
sunpn-e incur bic disease I'd. The man of
cmincn"c who is called W on may have gain
ei Al his great r.; utation in ynr1sry, instead
Of ariici",. that the invalid, not recogniz-
ing this fact, suppose he or she is trying the
h.st skill that our country affords DR. e. NJ
Nnck j. successful treating just such cases
ALI over the country. hy letter and cxpr css
whose faces have n, yer been seen, rs well as
at ais Office AZ home.
br. u ck has be- steadily gaining upon
the conf lcucc "f the public for the past vear
during which yi.ie lie has treated nearly two
III au,ln c,-"> ninety of every hundred of
siirh We hrrn Ideally rurcl l. while every
,..,>e hA- ben benefited, AMI at this moment
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06
WALKER A. GREEN.

Attorney End Counselor at Law, Two Rvssa
VIII attend to Collections and other Susinsss II
Manitowoc County aud vicinity. l3AA
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Proiesso OF Music will give lessons in vocn aud
Instrumental Muse III the city OF MantowOc and
lwo RIVERS Residence on Eighth-st.. near the
Court House. II kiy
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T.. IL. TREAT.

Attorneys and Coupselors at Law. Once On SsS
stree, over the FIRST National Bank, Axnitowoa
- e. IL
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;. ID. MARKHAM,
EG. y. rfERPOCT.

Attorney and Counselor IL Law, Onice on corner
OF Et,-hth ana Snay-sts, Manitowoc- II Aly
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Drawn in sums to suit on all the princi-
pal cities Of Germany, France, England,
Norway, &C.
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WILLIAM LYNCH,

Fashionable Tailor. All goods made BY the saA-
scriber are warranted to nt TIE form. Prices reH-
sonable anG l am baund to please those who give
me their custom. Shop on York-st., two doors
west OF the Wndale House. 12Aly
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A + ARM 81 ac,cS of lan1. Frame Barn
Y hnu>". we'll waler~l Snring. etc 30
a,rrS uudrr -,'rl'iv tien miles from city
L., = { IN i!ip,k K 10 t~o framr houses
ani burn -, | in Block l5G house ant
hrn H." u"r'hWesr qltrtcr Of northwgs'
quarter Src;lou - town Two Creeks Mani.
to~oc county l2-4i.f W II. HORN
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He also keeps OF hand well assorted
stock of articles in his line, and sells at
the. lowest figures Custom made work
promptly attended to, aud full satisfaction
guaranteed. aug
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J. +. PNITCnARD. M. y.

Physician, Surgeon. and Aocouchaur On6es a
Ssh st. over Bacon's Drug s,ors Once opes - ~
hours. ais 20 the country promptly attended.
II 18-ly
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UpuUIsterer, EaTrI
and Harness Aaker. Commereial- between Ia
and Sth, MaDitoNoc, recommends himself In
these branches and promises % execute all work
with promptness. and in tie best style II Ally
WHITE & FORREST.
Attorneys at Law. Office On Rghth-st. 0ostA
Side, opposite Schuetles Store. - N.lP
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Attorneys and Counsellors- at Law Ssh str~ue
South side. doors Norta OF Post ONE
German spoxen in this Once NAl IL
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MANIT0WOC AND Two RIVERS.

II Tsanitov-oc G0Unfy-s Character and
Ts'story-fsss siaOvync Eity. witt, n
SGpcrinr FEarSor. and MANY sdv;Enu
tl.es ot LocAtiOH-A Railroad tesft-
~ to EpDieton-esOod schools. %c>y,<-
papers, etc, and Improvements
Constantly Making-T.gO Rivers
MAXIM. Large Shipments. etc. etc.
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FIRED. SCE1KiGDER.

Keeps all kinds o. Meats, Sausage. Hams. Lard
etc, which he will sell at the lowest prices in
quantity and kind to suit purchasers. Any one
having cattle hogs sheep sell, will call on me
ano leceive the highest prices. u II
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-06-06

Adam Roberts. Blacksmith and Wago0-makse
shop on the OF Seventh and York -
North Side, Manitowoc Does all kinds 3f
iron work as good and cheap as any other essab-
lisbment in th city. lSN II
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04


 keep full the ranks of 6iie nalasy an9 added to this the bad habits q eet1nG al0 s1l
 dfinking, and how easy to pfQd1ee sne
 others. In the upper 6lasseg gp1sAR FszJ common among women ..-. .ssss...... |1 .T am 1ed e fhink tlae aprekeAt ylgor 0f xheae women nh8aal6 nos e0 nl.eh hEee- : aom from disease as diaerence m pnysl- Cal habit- not better habits, but totally different ones, which pF6dyce . dlilerent physical type and diseases.
 For instance, these women drink freely of dull heavy beer or ale4eat plentaInlly of roast simply order theak nouse- work obe done, and do not tret them
 selves if it is not perfectly done-Duy
 their clothes ready-made 60 out or aoors .,a
 and tronble not their brains over maseeis
 moral, political or religious. Tn oPposl- 1 ton to this, American women use ssrong
 and nerve exciting green tea eas ies5 I09I' s:sl
 do their own hard drudging ana yle M Xlsn N:1 one another as to the excellence or slelE work do all the family sewing when tney ought to be outdoors recreaMng, anu |. 1 stiii make time fer much work outside of home. Both nations live atrangers 70 na- turess simple but imperative laws and both reap plentiful ceop of suffering in conse- uuenc0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04

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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
CLHPPlMca.

The winter of Adams discontent came directly after his fall. Lou. Ledg.
 After all. what is moro narrowing to the sole than pig in one's boot t2jasdy.
 The climate on Mount Washington .ip winter, is the reason why So few climb 1t
 Louisville, Ky, boasts of . dog that swears as naturally as any other Louisvh- Ian. r
 Mad Bull, Yonktonchief, was baptized on Christmas day. His present name is "Gentle Cow"
 Laura-'O, Amy! you ought never to wear ring on your third finger, unless you are really engaged. Mamma says it often prevents good offer" Pug1ch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04

assoa 1g19a9a e# FlEoil8 lllss.8l'''1
 to lis5aitd ntldaas9 eoaaoA = sS.a SaA, f ag asnsss5 5sd .3asnolssl0 g aa stsIis9sa 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04

Mount Tom, Dec. 21st. 1871.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04

A wild goose was recently shot in Iowa long imbedded in it's back. The wound was altogether healed Geologists com pute ita age at Il, ,675 years, yet it was sold to it's present proprietor as 'sgos- ling" by Des Moines marketman!
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04

The receipts Christmas day at Fisk, Jr. s Erie Opera House in New York were $9, ,230. Wachtel, in the afternoon, drew $6, 200, and the Florence, in the evening,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04

u6WuF6 lUOkIH8 CHHp HalI0U CHdE- coal pedlar this morning with the query, Have you got charcoal in your wagone' "Yes, sir, 1" said the expectant driver, stop ping his horses. That's right, 1" said the demure chap, with an approvingnpd; Gal ways tell the truth, and people will respect your And he hurried on much to the re- gret of the peddler, who was getting out oi the wagon to look for . brick. Danburg Nesgs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE. j


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 if preferred, copy of Recollections of Busy Life, by MT. Greeley.
 TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
 To Mail Subscribers.
 One copy, one year, 52 issues, $2.00 Five copies, one year, 52 issues, 500
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 10 Copies, $l 90 each. 20 Copies, l 9 each. 50 Copies, % each. And One Extra Copy to each Club. 1<. TO NAMES OF SUBSCRIBERS, all at one Post Office. 7glaesEf 10 Copies, S1 50 each. 20 Copies, 35 each. 50 Copies, l 10 each. And One Extra Copy to each Club.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04

Q0fS! Take The lIlputlan Advertiser, capital little ID paper af only loc. year. Box 46, Litchfeld Conn 70 pgsBqosrI '9t xoa 'oeI. IoJ surls4 pus - 4o11EN su0 Tooq9s SuEpus49N sspIssq 4ssM S oa gs sxvw sTIID pus skoa -s3usSv o} smzsa pEpusldS -Gs 'sIssE IoJ 3ssI UIA pus - 'suoIs ssso uld g sS sasoo q 3vqM Q}LoM 5uI -IsAeL3 suqA 10 euoq fs I4D pus &oa 'uIm -oA susN 6IsAs 6q pspssN 'meS ,osJLsd v 's1oIzgW puv sseO uld asIqeL SuIlI1M 5 sssss%aS sGe aasq piaoss p;ssss IOOHITHA N
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04

Eleven physicians in Sioux City, Iowa, have no patients but themselves, ndtheir ailment ia starvation. sss7sss.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-01-04
Farm For Sale.

X VALUABLE Farm containing l19 Acres, sit
 A uated miles south east of Litchfield. with IA or le acres of large timber; apple orchards and other fruit, farm house and necessary farm build ings, two never falling wells of good water, and nne brook running through the farm. This farm lies in pleasant valley the landis naturally waru and dry and admirably adapted for raising fruit and farm and garden crops. A desirable location. For further particulars inquire of
 SS-u R. C0NKLN Litchfeld. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

g. W. Vail sold his % Illinois steers, cas- cvt, at
s. Healey sold CO Illinois steers q cwt at i1s11se.
RilLtA COMS-TAe supply ~ larger again, but the
late not weather caused an Improvement IN milk THIS
htei nentfaZes that improvements Most OF TIE fresl
COWS sell ut s5o4se5 per head.
NEAL CALNEs-fhe supply holds out well only the
quahty is deteriOraiinc grassers' and buttermilk
cyes coming in toe fast 60 sell well They go az 405
with milk veals at g 8stc few Selections OF Jersey
or Bucks County reaching &c. sales made during
TIE week ~ e3c but they are lower Hume d Il
5 at SO 80 average per head j. Kirby sold so Of 14s
0l5i 10, at Eye Otis sold 26 grass calves at 0iic
weutat DC.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Tbe total Of q oi5 differs
very little from the receipts OF the previous week.
sheep have fallen stil lower since last M0nday 4,
thin lots selling at &C., with fair at 5sc and only
extras, or az least prime at &c. lambs c0utlnue 10
arrive very freely. They have run down TO 709c. for
common 10 medium Western l0G11c for good to prime.
vas 10 eefs az C0minuhIpaW, at tOiueth-sl, AZ
tOry-eghthst. and car load lambs about Washington
Market Very many OF the Communipaw sheep were
hAey 70 70 over so dul Was the trade tnere j. y tl-
cock sold 90 ONO sheen, N ~ at Co. 60 Of - D. 5c 5
Ohio lambs. Al n at Sc. 30 Kentucky OF 90 u at lOc, and
peddled ont few head in place. at &c. Total Tor the
week. 6922 sheep and lambs the sheep at sac, and
lambs at 7d12c,, the whole averaging s. 90 per mead
kase Co. sold 51 sheep at 81 D7c, or s. % each, ana
Hume q Elliott at Forty-ei ghth-st 10 Indiana sheep.
so IL. at 54c Ohio Of 7a and 81 state 81 ID both az
h. at 9tc "a 10 136 Canada d. % 5s ID, az
lOc o. do 951 ~ iO5c IS Of 02 ID, uo ana 10 Oh o. %
at tc. Total for the week. 5SS sheep 20 90 and l5
lamUs, at S. 20 average.
J. kirby sold sheep "a u. at &c; 100 Ohio si
u. 40 50 &C., 23l state lambs, 48i ~ at SIC Total Tor
week. 1881 sheep and lambs at - l6 per head
Lerch Barnes nc FOrtiethst, Jos ONO sheep TO Do,
nj jc 70 53c; 80 Of 28 ID, &C.; 1877 Indiana,
-, 40 SIC; $40 Kentucky lambs, 81 D. at DC
Judd q Buckingham sold III state lambs 51054 ID. at
&C.; 20 do "A %, at &c. - OF As at &C., and a. VI 50 ID
al lie. with 435 Ohio sheep, 500 70, at 52c.
HOGS-Receipts for the 36,7s5 or ll3+ less than
the previous week The advance noted as close Of the
market week ago not only permanent. but has
further increased UNTIL with 70 cars at Fort ethst
to-day and &c at COmmunpaw, dressed sold az q GG
those OF 100 going az 6fc. late Chicago Lace Stock
Reporter thus speaks OF the prospects:
The hope expressed here pretty generally that The surplus hogs 10
tC nearly worked tie belief vey That
when that object has been accomplished MAJ look M ol AMI
supply have bad better and higher prices than paid AZ
this tine asst year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.


LONDON June 2f opened no pr for mo1rT, and
9ei ior the account United States fveIWeay Bonds, 1@s 81
l6b5s old. %: 1905. 9i Ten-lor.es. 89t
FRNKFoRT. ga. m-Juied States FlveIEoIiy bonds
opened o. 96t for the issue of lllA
PARIS June Pa. m-Renies opened 90 54i. 2oc
LIVERPOOL. June 2f-l a mC0ou opened heavy Mdirg Up
lands. ll.c. Aliddlng Orleans, llk Dllt1.
LIvKRPo0L. jane 2--l Motion heavy Mddhng Upnds'
llt..; Midding Orleans 1l3d. -
mCOusOB closed az " money ana III
for the account American securltes unchanged
LIVERPOOL, June 2J Cotn closed Unchanged the "a e.
Of Che d7v have 5000 bales including export
speculation: the market IS dali
June u.s. mIa0w unquoaDe and al prces Of 81
Peterhurc unsettled AMI speculative only.
LTzRp00L, June L4Byeniug Spirits Iurpentne, a. u cgt