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New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

There are two good signs in tie midst OF
tbe Ncw-Orleans difficulties The Garter or
Custom house faction have asked to be re-
cciy,sf back into the Assembly, aud Mr.. Carter
himself is preparing a protest to the Pres'-
dent AGAINST the conduct Of Gen. Emory. Inc
Cartcritcs have oil along held that the assem-
blaze of men at the State-IiOuse was 40 part
of the Legislature, the Simon-pure article OF
Assembly beiug that found in the Gem bar
room and presided over by Mr. Carter They
now ask to be allowed seats in the cOntemned
Assembly IN legality of which they
thus acknowledge These malcOntents have
also claimed to have the United
states troops with them now, as they did when
the Custom-h0usc was fortified place i'll
which to hold Republican state Convention.
Their protest shows that they have been de-
feated in The very direction in which they
locked for essential reGnfOrCcmcnts. The next
logical event will I've the removal Of Collector
Casey and his gang. Their continuance in
Office is Il disgrace to the Administration,
which we may hope Gen. Grants sturdy good
SENSE viii speedily wipe out.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

There is so little similarity between the cases
Of the AnglOrebel privateers and the so-called
Cuban supply vessels from American ports, that
the comparison of The London Times is an alb
surdity. The Shenandoah, Alabama, and
Florida were openly fitted out in England to
prey on American commerce; the Hornet,
Virginius and Florida slipped cOvertly out Of
American ports to land supplies, as is alleged,
on an island in which the Spanish Govern
meDt had repeatedly and sOlemnly declared
that 10 state of war existed
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

There seems gloomy appropriateness in
the death Of the Duke de Persigny following
so soon the fall of the NapoleOns. There was
no more work for the veteran cOnspiTator to
do. He had linked his fortunes with singular
tenacity to the Bonapartes, and as freely
shared the perils as he reaped the rewards
which that choice entailed. lie began his public
life at a time when the name of Napoleon ex-
erciscd a potent spell over Frenchmen, and
closed it when it was associated with dis
aSter and disgrace.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
THE GORTSCHAROFF NOTE.

II seems probable that our ten years cor
dialty with the Empire of Russia is drawing
near its close The bitterness of our piQue
against England and France has long died
away, and the last relies of it naturally faded
with the fall at Sedan OF our worst enemy in
the French Government, and the satisfactory
arran cement at Washington of our causes of
discomfort with England. The exaggerated
tenderness between ua and Russia was very
profitable to her, aud Of little use to us except
so far as it caused anguish Of mind to her rivals
ia the European field. When Capt. Fox went to ST.
Petersburg in the MiantOnomah TO tender to
the Gar the congratulations of the United
States upon his escape from the weapon Of
the assassin, thcT0 was so much appearance of
commences ard fcrv0r in our greeting that the
effect created upOn the European official mind
was not altogether unreasonable. The widest
rumors sprung up and aOurishcd under such
encouragement. 1t was thought we had made
q secret treaty guaranteeing to Russia
the possession of Turkey in Europe
and to ourselves the Joint navigation
of the Dardaneles, and the appropriation
Of Malta, and Greek island or two as coaling
stations for our navy. PrcpOsterous Gs these
rumors were, they gained serious credonce
and consideration III more than one Chancery
Of the continent. Even so late as last year
Count Beust asked Correspondent OF The
TRIBUNE whether public opinion in America
would compel Our Government 10 take part
on the side OF Russia ia case Of
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

Will, Chat of 40 Or rna T"Tm'nc- ~
sitting. Thr oth>r Grand jury h'ring deter
mined t. inl;cs certain bi;' ofic@ala. That OF
the Over pnd Ternipor refuses TO adjourn IN
ordcr that cunning lawyers nay have u pre-
text lcr cua~hing nid indictments. We sno-
lnit that t',e Lrci,latur" ought to break TINS
shameful dead lock before Tuesday nSh''
Nm act of one section viii do 1t. Already
leading members of the Bar Association nav.
been summoned before this Grand jury o'
faction. to give evidence about John zoe
TIE plain intent s TO make use o' ieg'''
fiction to get men on the witness stand ifoh'
whom NAV thcn be extOrted facts about inc
eos. o..ansi tho corrupt and impcriled judges
The o,,ne cannot succeed; but the LesiSla-
tnre ouoI,t to stop the effort to play it.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
erelnces Nctlces.
SAvE F1rrErN D0LIARs

SAVE FIFTEEN DOLLARs. .,.
Euv IL 2 celebrated WILSON SMITH SfWHdMA,hl hlNE V
,le wo rroc s41 sod o. payment o. - month ose
rsntei or Eve veau fcwC r o~e5. ara Ascn ~ n
end ssIesroom WIsl> SSwiNG 81 tcHsa CoNrA>h '"I p-
PORTABLE WINDOW NENTLAT0R, NAInGs . - -
tf,r p.ivs ho5 c oace'. ccl ires air no fa's i.t
p,cr a. sd fr circular USDEhHTL Co. ~ puahsS~
IssI-ED q .797 GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES
IN iP1L-TuAvKtgKs INsuR,NCR Cos ii1rii'N,
A BrAr7IruL EXTRACT ia sold by druggists
e.ad VII,ANss EzraAcT JA"AicA "'\'"''' --
AnTI,ICIALIrIEs-PALNE lHNhS. ~.
g., po.8t l.; 1893 Chestnut s% l a 81 Vre' s~ hoso-
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
TERMS or THE TRiBCNk.

Danny TrIrUvr, Mail Subscribers, $40 per a9nuin,
SrHII-N frNIY 1'RmUNr, Mail SubScuber, ~ per an
NKIKlY iEuUNE. Mail Subscribers > pei ""h"li'
Advert1sIn Rates, II.
D.uv TB1RT'<r Soc 4Oc.. SOC, 1jc, and ~ per me
Srnu " t,,L.Iy 1'RIDr'Nr - aud - cents per line.
WErKIY YUIBUNr -, Sc. and - per ine,
" According 70 position IA The paper
Terms cash in advance. v,
A3ffoSs THT TRIBUNE. Ncw-fOrA.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

States from 3o.oOo,ooO TO 4O,OoO,OoO sheen o.
in tens huraSds, and thousands, by fn"aed fame
in States as far hsart rs Ncw.YOrk, Osin ia
California. What preense can there be 'aa :.
asserting that there is an, monopoly IN ~ ~
business of wool-growmg, which is 40 wias i
distributed, and in which e>ery one M M
readily cngagc3 T
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
Anrecmer,o, c'c., Gii5 crtawr.

Bnorn', iHrNgtr.-"Julirs Cesar Booth
Furr AVENUE Gij.AIE8.-" Dive
GnANp OPERA EoUsl.-'N NO HborodH''"c' 'h'
Tlorcoc,, :, ar.
f,<, Vrwr>'s TurArrE. - Opera B~uie: La
GrsVle nlch ssc.' Mho Anne.
Nm * GAnpr.v--" The Black Crook
O,1gpIe, rur,TEG.-" HUupty Uumpty' Recon
slruciet &. t. Fox ~
Sr,rr Tur,rrR.-Goiman Opera. Nine Fahbri.
NJ. J,Nrs TuE\rER.-" Nioualii" j. :. MacNayc.
UvIoX SQUARE THE,rER. Variety Compony
Wu,,ci,'s TurArrr.-"J ohm Garth" l.. Nallach.
Association Haul ~: Lecture. DE- Lor''
CoopFr INsrTUrr.-I,c, urc. john b. Gonah'
Lr,vrrrs AIT Rooms. Palette Exhibition
SAN FRANCIsco MlNsrEEfs-Brch Nambo'd, etc.
Nrw-YoPE CmCUs, FOmtconth-si, between ihird
sri Fourh.s,eS
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

II i hardly worth while in this world to search ir
mean motives, aud especially for selfish purposes ID
the course Of clcrgInen who alter little, or even
good deal the articles Of their creed. Tho Rsr
Mr.. Hcpworth of New-YO,k," gays certain news
paper, finding that other cXpedients to draEi
paying congregation are not likely to succeedA
resortcd to the new departure dodge, and anuoW0sa
his disaGection with the lInitaraus." This iOsayAs
least of il. is not orprcssiycly civil We do Ra
know why Mr.. Hcpwogth may not change his Mii
without being accused Of saving what he does not
think or more than he really thinks. Unitarian,
profess TO bc LIBERAL but il is bard for the to over
come their old notion that q man who bclieyosb
the divinity of the Savior must be an idio, not
vithstanding the fact that nine-tenhs ri thos
who have ever pr0fesscd Christianity ut all have not
only held that belief but have considered ii Of toe
first importance. People whose religion ks
a strong intellectual element - we need no,
say controlling One-are apt to think tH
those with whom they disagree must either be d.
mented OF De playing deep game. Mr.. HeDvaA
complains Of Unitarian "negatIOns." Well, be
not the first man. not the first Unitarian, who has
complained of them, while those who have eOnsid.
cred the matter calmly and critically from The oct
side have always recognized tho Non Crcdo' al
lacy. We make these remarks rot the Last In Do
Tense Of Mr. Hcpwonh's new views, which maYM
LETT to his own care, bat because we begin almfss
to despair OF finding anything worthy to be cahd
Christian charity in all tie land. We are al bandiY
liberal until somebody tTeads upon our own tLeO.
logical corns and then at once discover that the
offender j. Mt much of man aud n brother after al
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
Comments Jy The Tribune.

Mr.. "Hank Smith was formerly the friend
and ally of Mr.. Thomas Murphy, who cngi-
necred his election as Police Commissioner,
defying our opposition. He was afterward
chosen by our adversarics a member of the
Republican State Committee and made one of
its Executive Committee-wo Objecting that he
was ineligible az dispenser of official patron
age and crony of William NJ. Tweed. Since
then, we understand that Mr. Smith has
left the Murphy crowd and sought
better associations, and We trust he
has improved by the change But we do not
consider him a model of all the virtues" by
any means, and Tie Times well knows the un-
truth of its assertion. What he is doing at
Albany, or even that he is there at all, we do
not know nor greatly care. We stand ready TO
work with him or against him, with Tammany
Democrats, with Custom-hcuse Republicans,
or with any Others who shall favor in sub
stance our programme Of City Reform, whereof
the outlines are as follows;
!. TIE government OF our City by herself,
with no more State interference or control
than il exerted over Albany, Buffalo and
our other cities
g A Charter which shall concentrate Exccu-
tive power in tho Mayor, giving him power to
appoint and remove for cause the heads of
departments.
B. Complete Improperly termed Minority
Representation in the choce of Aldermen at all
events-to be extended, whenever the State
Constitution shall allow it, 10 tho election of
Senators, Assemblymen, &c, &c.
A. very thorough and sweeping abolition
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
CITY REFORM At Albany.
TIE Times sees fit to say that

owe are Informed, authority which ia only good
that the Greeley yFenton Republicans are gradually &C.
mcnting new alliance with the Tammany Democrats
One of the active OF the in bringing about this
coalition Is Hank smith, who helped to keep the poor
people of the moneytwhch they put into the Bowling
Green Savings Bank. OF Hank Smith, the public
already knoweomcthng, and what they do know is not
AT all TO his credit THE TRIBUNE now holds him up TO
our view as model Of all the virtues but before 1t fell
under the Tammany Republican influence, it used to de-
nounce him as tool of the Ring. This is the man who
is now brrrowng underground at Albany to sap
the work Of reform. Van NOrts appointment to the
Board OF Works OF his neat little performances. He
has other surprises of the kind in preparation for
the public. ana he counts upon the fun support OF Fenton
and Grcelcy in mahin them a success"
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

We have two Grand JuIies now "hOlding
"over" in our City-one Of them for no pnF-
pose but TO invalidate the findings OF the
other, under a snuggled-tbrOugh provision Of
law that no other jury shall indict for ielonies
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

The cry Of Monopoly raised against Protcc-
ton in general is seen in its full absurdlty
when applicd to the Wool Tariff which Is
ayowcdly protective. There Mc i'll tue United
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

Under certain legal circumstances the partionias
of which have not been fully disclosed, the lnsh
estates of the MlrQris CT Waterford have been
divided into small p5.icIs and sold at auction, TO
be held, we presume, IN fec simple. The prices paid
were from thirty TO iiity years purchase. This tho
most sensible thing which has been Gone in Ireland
for a long ;ime and if the plan could be generally
followed, not only in Iceland, but in England, We
fancy that Sir Charles Dilkcs "DemOcracy' might
prove TO be something better than talk. Almost all
the misery and social trouble and famine and crime
of Ireland may be traced without any great stretch
of ingenuity, partly TO the character Of the land
tenures and partly TO that of the landlords. hs
man owns his land, he may or may not do as wels
nc can with it but if he simply holds it underm
extoriionate lease, he is not likely TO 10 as vel
even as he can, or To do well at all.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

The Grand Duke Alexis is hunting bison OIL 'ns
great American plains in right royal fashion, TUT
haps some OF oir native amateur hnnieis vi" A,'o
thought themselves lucky 10 find dry SPOT unaet
tho cottonwoods of the Platte or sweetwater iV'
their nightly couch, may read OF Alcxiss oulht "H'
a dash of envy. Wall-tcns, with movable hO'''
and carpets, Sibley stoves and folding beds--,"'''
are the appliances with which the SCION OF the HOG
of Romanolf chascs the buffalo over the plaia' Do
tho less richly endowed amateur need not ''p'LS
Tho Grand DcAe. i he is lucky, may see t'is hOy va
game and cen 80 crack at monarch OF the M .hs
but he will 60 home with as much OF an ideS - =,
real snort of the thing a. one might have ol IL
imperial luxury by looking al the ou'e' s"'"
palace.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

The City Council of st. Louis having passed N
ordinance with the highly commendahle designa
supprcssng the fortrue-te'lc,5 and ashologistA
Mayor Brown for some reason WHICH We cannot 50
much as guess vetoed and killed ths measure fof
tune-telling is n bad sort Of sSibdIing, and not
whit more honest than any other confidence game. ~
tends to increase the ignorance and cIednii'y when
alone make its pursuit possible and profitable iAe
fortune-tclcr undertakes for money e"nsidcFallon
10 give kind of information which II is inpOSsio~
to give nor does the cheat himself or herself hH'
any faith in the cards or the clairyoyance. DnPes
aud especially women go 10 these mysterious mars
of prescicnce and are humDucgod by stasely-souhd-
ing nonsense. Such advertised and Pibhc us
honesty ought not TO be permitted anywhelr' ana
would NOT hc il it were easy TO put Il down Hohss'
governments fOr all that, have no choice but 10 ny
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

The Government Of British ludia acts as ~"
heyed that the industry Of the country ca" =, -.
moted by direct legislative care. IL Is utO'' ',,,a
gayed ia tea and cotton cultivation ana mas 4,
hshed factory ~ Dharwar for the supply Oi 4
native growers. Carrying its solic'iuoe iuD's
has sent an agent TO England who Is eo'f'uy.
series Of trials at Manchester TO determ''' rsr..
kind of gin Tor Indian cotton Ihe ln9 ,,CS aa al
,nv"t rs 70 Tra1e administration OF Grca, BaIn%
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

Mobt Rev. Bishop John McGil, fcr q !,rll 5el
Bishop OF the Roman Ca'hoh' "o'''
ia Richmond yestcrlaJ aged q !'~F.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
90 n Gr..n sAonller. .. Ok, whs, stead, at eo Toeaeeo

5000 Green Shoulders 1, Whisky steady at soc Tobacco
Louis 2-Pour finn and in fair demsnd sales rathe
higher Wheat stf held above buyo viewsi 81 70 ot
Srring and refused No Fail sold 81 659 ~ o. Corn du anu
shade lower 30c for No Mixed track, sc in elevator Os
and unehang 2tA for No BeBesi grades be hhp
quiet I3 New sedy Hams from the block SOD
1tc seller November and December negotiation were pcnuug
close for the sale Of Drsad Meats ~ go"l
sales Of Shoulders 4tdtsc; Il 91c for Clear b Ses 1e o
az &c Prime Live Hogs active and higher az - VV
Cattle unchanged sales Of Choice TO Extra at s. % hep
bills Flour Wheat 26OOJ bush Corn 5VJ bush OA
CncAGo Nov Four steady tuoyant and unsettled
opened higher, closed weak No Spring, 81 2OGt - 10
Spring Al l0i spot al 10 December No Sprng - - Vi
Rejected 87d8c Corn opened firm bst closed dull No mted
Q3ic spot 3lc December Rejected 29c Oats quiet and IN
changed 2Jid2c, Rejected 2 ale Rye scarce auG hr
No 55c Barley duh and lower No Fall bfc froVons
good demand Pork S3d so p spot options hgleri
&c bid ,i ASKED spot; 1ld1{c December All
Deusgd light and market trn At previous quotations
nominal Receipts bbs Folr 600 bush Wheat ~ 900 bush
Com Loo BUSH 1900 bush Rye 29Ol bush Bnrev sup
meuis-7OO1 hb Flour 5000 bush Wheat, 5000 bush Corn,
II 900 hush Oats 28OO0 bush Barley.
CLEVELAND flour quiet and unchanged wheat sea1Y
and inactive; Red Winter 81 So; Ne. Red WINTER 81 -
and unchanged OaNo. At Jc Refined Petroleum IN
WnNNGroN \ c. Nov 22-Spir Turrenine fm At 81 dS5c.
$50 S3 10 STAINED Crude Tureutnc 'alF at -
Hari IS yellow DIP ana firrin Tar hrm =. - 90
ALBANY, Nov 2What-Noting cone: the Marhe ifH lot me
bush Westetu Mixed store, az 6c Barley quiet sales oil
1900 Oats quiet snd irm
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 22-four quiet and unchanged wheat 10
NO p. 81 H.
fun; NO Corn In far demand AID 6m; No MIe BE-
denand see Barley lul and unseitd No
Fall lie Lake Frrlhis-Whelt 70 Buffalo Eci 70 osseFo c
SAraeus-OJJ bbs Flour. 1900 bu4h Wlea' and 2o0o bush
barley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
COTTON MARKETS.

COLUMBUS Nov quiet; Mdiige &c. receipts 2e3l
NORFOLK Nov 2i.~Cofon dull Low Mddlnss, iac; re
cepts bae clrOr-oOawise. 1910 ble sales z0 bales
sOt llo4 bales vesHe receipts 2' bales eIpor''o0'''
MosIGoaEHT Now 22~Coon quiet; Low Mlirpr III aI7!e
receipts bales shipments 50 bales stock, 9s5 bales
M16sE N .es-, o.iPp s sie o e" si s
CHARLESTON, Nov 22-Couou Gull and nonp haihns o'e
stock 1883 bales; weelnei receipts l2io bales eI
PORTS Great Bnt1l ~, Pass to the Continent 900
CRY PorST Nov -Coiton-weekly- Receipts lG2) bales
BosroN Nov. dgl Mddhng lc net receipts balea
gross l60 bales; sai1s 200 bales stock 400 bei we-n re-
cep bales gross n,15l baes eIpor-io Great Britain ga
Nov 22Co,oa 9aet price, nominal Goo1 o?
a gross exports the Continent ''5 balei ssie'
$40 , s ,i o S! So S @ 3 5s A e1 S Great &
ln bales the Continent l4ty5 bsi ooAs'"i'e CAS- bales
' sa1iSSIn Sov 22coou dull; Mdins ie, ne, receipts
3s2 bales; elPorsto the CoauGen SEA bales eoastg t9a
ba sales ~ 1ssi oes 6s 52i 9ales yeekynet reP
bales. coastwise. 1871 bales sales l,84l bales
PEoupESca Nov ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 bales stock
THn1DErHrA Nov 22Coon quiet; Mdings lo al9le weekly
ST IrIs Nov 2-Coon Unchanged: Good Ordinary I73 re.
cdpts % bales shipments SO balesi weekrecep 40 bales ship
SELs Vow cotQn-nscsp ga eaiosi shipments ioo'
bales; stock-l87l, 6,lgO bales; 1872, b15i bales
LouIsylLE Nov Coon unchanged Miiihngs' i8la receipts
H,Sy1F Now cotton quiet; Low MJdng, NE; receipts
1854 bales shipments 500 baes stoc-lC lt4i Iaesi lo+ JOB
CNcSxarr Nov o. Cotton easter; Low Mlins lsc receipts
g5i bales Shipments go bales; stock. 5g8 bales go
70 gross S bale eTcT'sE to he Coajl.r 100 bales coast.
g. u. otts s.-,s "I az E'j s',T- ~ M CnTt l
bales; ooaviso. bales sales, 1883 bales; spinuCs 3 bales
hrgrsr - moderate maut Midtln-
GENTS 42g bales; sales 26 bales. stock 57l5Hl; bales; l3
2 bales weeAr,ces. 7ji5 bales sales Goa bAes
bales; shipments 684l bales.
WILMINGTON, Nov 2CO'tOn gniet Mddlngs lSI net receipts
32 bales epors-ooaswse 0O baes sales 2 bas STOCK 2Oi
bales; weku reepts65 bales e1porS-ooas'we 2'9' bales
sales. 14}7 bales -
Nov 92C9on FIRM: MdaHs l2 S5. s Ief 8 IS
bales: wceky-recep l5126 baesi shipments 5i bales safes
H. 40 bales. 1870.
GALVESTON Nov 22Cotton steady good Ordinary 6 0l6l net
receipts, 1867 bales e1IOro Great Britain 90 bates coast"
59a bales; sales to-day 1000 bales last evening 100 b,e stock
4g7G bales; weekue receipts 32J7 baes o-o Great Brit
ain 75 bales; cosstvis, 7J5 bales; sales llloo bales
MOBILE Nov. 22-Co0n week good Ordinary l7lc Low Md
dimes 1l8}e; Mdlnr RLGl6sc receipts lJ3 bales
e1pors-o Britain, 3675 baie coastN 5s ba' sales 900
bales; stock Weeklyue receipts l2l0 be esi exports
Britain 5000 bales to the continent lOJ baes coa"se
164} bales; ssles 400 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
THE STATE OF TRADE

Ioxpov Nov 2-I0a u-Con ore1e at s2t for money and
fyeIweutY bonds Zoos old sOf
Is sl Ien-For Five. 85 bTie Railway shares 4zi
I,rurooI Nov. -3--:J0 m-OOitOn opened trui Mdlln
Jplfud Did A.idI-s Orleans, lJ4d the sale, Of NE
web have 9.JJ bales including 1000 bale Tor export
md O0l t.,s oa speculation. The stock 10 port 4IQO
bales ncrnr 5000 American. The receipts Of the week have been
Eu3 h4e il-llnE American Actual export. lzOJ bales
Tie ,ocz bound o thu is 2 900 bales including lo
American receipts Of wheat at this port for the past three da
have le.n 80 % 70 qusr-r, including 2O 90 American 90
LONDON Nov 22-iealei Petroleum. l5t D-Od Der gallon
IoyDos Nov 22-I CoLsJs Tor TIE account szta92 Ene
Ts. a7y shares. A.. ,,,,,. ~
l.uts .or November az W 1870. 49, .
LIVERPOOL 222 n.Breafsufs are steady wheat IS b
= Club Caiora White Core, % sGz5 quarter Flour
3. 4 3, hhL for Western Canal -.
ISpov Nov s D. eosel g2 for and 90
for DE account American unchanged Erie Railway Shares
"a
PARs Nov 22.-Rsnte ST.
IrgKrl.I 5v uCoon closed unchanged The sales 81
&c DAY 1' bales, including for speculation and
t Fabrics Manchester N hrnsr and
Trcs generally Cher especially for los The receipts Of Corn
"a ti por past have been 1900 qrs including 3D
American. Bacon, 80 q for Cumberland Cut Ialcw, - =
eWt .-.., 90 -
I9NpoN Nov reniu1Sp.r Turpeutue f6df5I cr'.
fvFRpo0i IEveuny-Bacou, 1913 per cSL Or SlOtiuD
Sl.1Iies. Clu--J- ED.l ui an per c"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

,-u " o. - Cotton heavy and on Il. Low Milfing t@td
sciy Ind -arcelv 70 fru prices uuchaugei Wbest
AN -, co. ~ sd choice los; Choice at4 8; Fair 10
III a. (boics Awter e.
- Al i,aI On Curo1 T. Pair do. 81 4U1 e; We tern SO
~ ~ az 49, ~ 81 -5,f al 30 CON tim Whit. 50. thern.
$500, t a. F- N,,4i " estero tic Ost. art.gf; Sou y.
- 49, 49, Al ,.t sYIr lie do a., Re lrII n .J1 o..
81, ocbag PROVISIONS .uu Me- Pora rl, nirtet yer,
49,. s. BotfIrs Il am
Ille sat -. % ~ Vet B,tt.r u.cb.asel hs.
fts" e'O- A- - " ~
~ % rrr firm an rtffe q sc s0d 40 g. Corn
All "A rorrg Al 5s Oats Gull nominal
80 J-oo-g. 81 cul1.r, &C. Clear - &c.; Oaf b-e L1si
III M 11s,Ii6al
DETror Nov 22Whea Quiet AID uuO ge1 Extra 81 81 Am.
~, Nrtr =. 4g0 Al a. Corn "a 70 uErh.r-e Fecn
20Obbs Flour 1905 bush NLea. SLgneais-OJj L0- IOU
100 tn.s Vbe,t
PgI1pgt,Ia Nov 2l-Co,e- Sc-1-NeW 10 limited rc1e.t 81
,0E8 H. Timothy dull Fax Sed eomUauds ri pWri %.
Pom rste demand Tor ioIc 49,, dtmi1i; Super
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