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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21
pni.onillu hx Wholesale.

correspondent writing from Kinzar's Station,
Lancaster county, furnishes the Express the
following 1t is seldom the tranquility of our
community is disturbed or its inhabitants start
led at anything occurring within its limits but
we have to chronicle case which, from the re-
tpectability OF the parties concerned is likely to
create a sensation, not only IN the neighbor-
hood where it occurred but throughout the whole
count The facts as we hear them are AZ fol-
lows.
There lived in Salisbury township, Lancaster
county, 4 man by th9 name of Henry Eaby q
miller by occupation, and well-to-do and high
ly respected cltizen. He WAS also a member of
the Mennonite church, OF which sect there il
predominancy III tins section of the county
About two years ago bis wife and two children
were taken suddenly sick about the same time
and in the same manner. Medical aid was at
once summoned and the physicians pronounced
tile symptoms IN all three cases those of poison
How the poison got into the system of the VIC
tins Was mystery yet TO be solved. The ply
slclAns examined the premises, and gave their
opinion thar it might have come from the we'll
winch was adjacent to stAsnAnl pool of water
known as the dam.
Mr. Eily had tie well thoroughly cleansed
and the supposed evil removed. Hhe victims
however, all died soon after taking sick Bat
about two months ago Mr.. Eaby. after eating
his supper, was taken with sudden sickness, and
remarked Ntiio iul,.s tine last cup Of coffee at
the table, that it tasted 70 bitter and was differ
ent frc III u former cup he had drank and in
quired Of the others il theirs tasted so to them,
they answering III tho negative. The same ply
slclan that attended the others who had died was
dispatched fo., aud upon his arrival asked him
If he (Eaby) had any ensmles-to which those
who were around answered "that he had not an
enemy to their knowledge; that every one liked
him."
The physcians said the man was poisoned. He
fingered for a few days and died. 1t ia now con-
tdently believed that the whole family we're in
tentionally poisoned, and thousand tongued
rumor has been industriuusly at work for some
character. But it is generally conceded in the
neighborhood that circumstances point very
strongly to the guilt of a certain party in the
vicinity. Although the name Of the suspected
party is in our possession we do not mean to
merton It unless criminal proceedings are insti-
tutea. We await de yelopments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21

kunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.
DIR. Jaynes EXpectOrant for Coughs and Colds
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
lIr Schenck's Pu monte Syrup9
DR.. Roses Cough syrup,
DIR Schenck's Pills.
DIR. Roses Pills,
Dr. Jayne'a pllls.
Dr. Ayers Pills, and all the leading patent medi-
cines in the market.
Also,a full and well selected stock of fresh Drugs
Medieines and Fancy Articles on hand
Country store keepers and grocers supplied with
ParegOric, ladanum, &c,
Essences OF all kinas, wholesale and retail at
FOSTFK'S DSUG STORE,
Front and West streets
Wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21
Your Fnce In Dirty /,

1t is startling and somewhat amusing fact.
says the New York Commercial Advertiser. thai
the majority Of peoples faces are seldom clean,
Generally the habit or washing the face in the
morning prevails, but with many persons it il
the only time in tWenty-four hours that this alb
luton takes place. With some women there ex-
lists prejudice against washing their faces at
all; they believe that bathing and rubbing pro-
duces eruptions-that the skin of the face is
handsomer the less it is washed. Men return
from business, and, before entering the drawing
room, retire to their dressing apartments to
wash their hands and brush their hair" uncon-
cious that their faces are not clean. Ladies' come
home from shopping excursion or drive in
the park and arrange their toilets without touch
ing their faces, excepting to dust them with
powder as the last act of embellishment. We
invariably send the children to nurse to have
their faces washed before dinner, or dozen
times daily but because we are men and women
and have not streaks Of black across cheek or
nose, we do not question the cleanliness of our
faces.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21
Eover's Hoof LInIment,

have tested Boyers Hoof Liniment on the feet
of over one hundred horses. The difference in the
condition OF the feet is 80 great in ts favor that
would not be without II for ten tlmes it's cost II
should be properly applied to every horses hoOf
pecially In the Summer when the horses feet are
always In contact wild the heated earth, which
dries them M and they become hard and feverish.
which produces contraction, cnrns, quarter cracks
contraction of the back sinew, commonly called
"Knee Sprung" and often from the pains In the
hoofs II produces sweeney in the shoulder We re-
commend 1t as the best preparation we ever used
II should be used on every horses hoOf common
ly as oil Is used on harness or mtns bsots to Keep
them in good condition. Il. K. CCNKIIN,
Proprietor and Superintendent of the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street, Philadelphia
e. BRINGHURST a CO., Apothecaries,
cor Sixth and Market streeta,
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
Hoof Liniment, are fully prepared to supply it
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21

pAKER'S POPULAR HUMAN HAIR EsTAB-
ID LISHMENT.
The Assortment of BRAIDS, WIGS and CURIS
cannot be equaled In the United States
jan2-tf No 900 Chestnut street. Phila
II ARGE ASSORTMENT OF BRAIDs, oURLs
A and WIGS.
One yard long braids, s..
No, 1O8 South eleventh street, Phlla-
Janz.u BAKER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21

The annual election for members of the Board
ofPublic Educationwill take place on the first Sat
urday of April, which will be the 5th of the month
two weeks from tomorrow. More than half
the whole Board is to be chosen, and the people
ought to give their earnest attention to the Sc
curing Of good members. The success of our
schools depends on the fidelity and capability
of those who have control over them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21

4 AIDES! LADIES! LADIES!
HAIRBRAIDs, SWITCHES, made from "a
real Hair, worked In the the best manner, F5A
very full and thicK. GAl9A
One yard long weight ~ o. oz............., SIl. .OD
Inlrty inches long, weight OF. z....,........ T.5O
front Braids, very thick, without ROLES 400
Side Curls, Natural. ......s................. LOO
SIDE Curis, longer, Natural ................ 2.O0
Side Curls very long Natural. ............ 800
Frizettes, Pufs and ROLES. ...,,,,,,.. %
9narantee for real natural hair.
All orders finished wtthin twelve hours,
Combings and old Hair and Hairwork made up In
every style.
LOUIS BALZER, HAIR-DRESSRR,
1880 CHESTNUT STREKT, 1870
mYS-B PHILADELPHIA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21

The appointment of John Goforth, Esq, of
Philadelphia, to be Assistant IAttorney General
gives general satisfaction. He is good lawyer,
> a courteous and accessible gentleman, and has
been one OF the most earnest and steady Repub-
licans Of Pennsylvania. We offer him our sin
cere congratulations on his deserved appoint
ment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21
NATURES REMEDY.

The medieical virtues of the roots, herbs and
bsrks which are contained in Dr. Tutts sarsspari
and Queens Delight In a concentrated form possess
powerful Alternative properties for the cure OF kcFo
full ulcers, tumors meTcurial and syphtic affec-
tons, skin diseases, rheumattFm, and all msladies
resulting from depraved blood. II Is free from all
Y m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21
Pratt's Astral OH.

Pratts Astral Oil wholesale and retail emporium
and headquarters at Fosters Drug Store, Front and
West streets, Wilmington, Delaware.
A large invoice just Received, In | gallon and s
gallon cans convenient for family use. Suld by the
quart gallon or barrel to suit purchasers
Grocers and dealers supplied at lowest wholesale
rates.
1t is the only safe and reliable burning fluid in
USE gives the most brillisnt light does not grease
the lamps and Will not eXplOd. The gallon cans
are conveniently put up for family u g.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21
Pratt's AstraI OIL

Supplies fully the want for peri city safe and re
able Illuminating Oil for family use, free not only
from the danger Of explosion, but frnm the dam
ger OF the huld iRniting should tile lighted lamp be
upset II is free from OH 'cCtunahle Odor, burns in
the ordinary Kerosene lamps, furnishing light un-
equaed by gas, satisfactory In every particular and
Tree from all apprehension Of danger 1t Is put up
in one ga H. 1--we gall and ten gail. packages; eacn
can is cl osed with metal cap, bearing the manu-
facturers's stamp. By Purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the genuineness of the goods is war;
Ianted with the assurance Of obtaining an oil per-
fectly pure and safe. Supplied, wholesale and re-
tail by
4. BRISGHURsT a Co, ApSthecaries.
cor. Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21
line hnn,an Enrnn nIyIna.

What sad havoc Scrofula infiicts on the human
system. How Rheumatism dlsiorts the frame.
What misery the injudcious use of calomel entails
How sad the effects of Syphilis transmitted from
parent TO child Would YOU avoid these terrible
afiictons, fail not to use DE- TUFTS Sarsapara and
Queen's Delight it penetrates every nbro OF the
system even into the bones, and era iicates every
trace OF disease
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21
Humphreys Specific homeopathic
Remedies.
AS well as other family medicines, are sold by
W. 7. ALHICHS, Apothecarv,
nt
Inventors

VIII consult their own interest and insure a safe
speedy and pfOmpt transaction of their business by
commune ting with LOUIS BAGGEa X Co, soliei-
tors OF Paten's an Attorneys-at- aw,No SO sixth
st &, N. W tnear the U. s Pat Mt Ofice,) p. o. Box
4f4, Washington, ID. G. All letters, ,inGlusing three
cent postage ttemp will receive prompt attention
and answer. Bear in nind that apparently trivial
inventions or improvements are often the most
valuable Copies OF all patents issued, and draw
ingS, Will be furnished at reasonable cost Our fees
are extremely moderate, ard all cases are prepared
and attended to Immediately Give US trill.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-21

How hald these legislators work serving the
State four days in the week, and charging for
seven, payable in gold.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
MEDICAL.
RLREAU OF MONADiC


REAU OF MONADiC ,EnIr,~C
-, surgery ana Midwifery, No Isa Ricd,AIi ~ =.
sina Tl.cat Department-Cures Pa1sr Ia
s pgias, Epilepsy, Insanity, Dron.v pbeseTs srv
mations os uaSs an painful affections And 20
Throat I ~ ah7 Bran, Spinal Cord and Nnraa
Bladder Kjise, hrart, Liver, Stomach PowaIs
week Tor th ueys Bones Joints etc Ten Soriars
NOR. Ioai Departuent-Reduces Fra any disease
And - an Disiocat!ous; speedily crras Tres uies III
n sobo-tT scrOfuia, all {Jrethrsi 81 t-uIi&
frannses, tenereal, ScrotaI and sfn .o mica
from amnot, tumcuit Urinations: preserves $50
by dissnion and the Bladder from r; +Io. ttlus
GERS or St,icS9, s.olea, etc. and cures Urers c.
aai.lwIiery Observation-Disclosures,
cSsr,o Oh tne womb and ovaries all cures az dis
man n.ee atoms OR Iritations ana as
uhaaare painful or obst-uctei erone Mnea the
s4nr5 er, the cause Is removed and a a.E Cause
stored III few days anu health re-
leans 'eT T addressed to postofice box HI ss r.
hos louisiana will receive atten+in,n We" Or
ETo W. Tor ladies' 10 A. NJ to IL AL g Once
~ gentlemen from to p NJ N 10 G t. z.
Coron,.ad n. LANCELOT H. EvERIrT
SoA1naled Doctor of Medicine ana 81,
80" Mem Der of the ROYAL COZ. re- os Sosopny,
nleat britain, L!centiate of Mid,stut seous
C55ia.scoissy formerly Obstretric Snra aely and
Englana az S,, OF James y. simpson. Basona+ ~
$40 an f surgeon of the Louisiana cavins OF
T T,;A,l Infantry III Mexico, Mas.a Oava!ry and
isneIapeuties and Enbrvnn;o or arts, OF
Ain- oei OF the Huateran Socistr &c equations,
os ~ ana Bellies Letters As.cs; 81 Msalclne,
ica Inc Universities Of Grea, Rrtsaisa le mber
WHO II, 5 r. al fees honorab'v retnr,0a
quo. 'heif null value as a d,,l5 ,na
fe2U IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

oiEl2BD YESTERDAY,
| Steamship Lavaea. Cec1sey, 10: He' "sss va
| Ship Geneveive, strtci' and, for HAVE
| BIT. Margaret Smith, for Havana
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Co..:c., Camy, g days. from La, Pa mas
Grand sanar. :siAadsj, 10 o..ias: 70 Sos:oa =
.cwsoA-s.
Ab..a. Palmer. from, .he Pa.ses--Ts.e diva
l.h:-SIouSIt Up snip Cor.,c.
STEAMBOATS,.
Carrie : Gorn.z. nassie. from =. I,r,:s
IT Bryarly. scvvel, from shreveport.
FavoIite. 81 Ceran. from Amite r!ves
John GsGs', from Tang'pslos
B Hodge. Barane o.; from Baton scas'
Charles B9dmsnn. Shinkle, from s. L0..s
Belfast Worries. from 81 Loui.
bertha. Broad. from Washington
EXPORTS.
KEY wEST-Steam ship Lavaca--lsJ ha.s f,-r
II ob,s whisky p aids bacon IS -ks cottee 'Cs
ties hams 49, AXIS +! sks oats 20 -e feet
lumber 80 phgs mC5e
HAyRE-Shlp Geneve.ve-i2!. bales cotton :-0c
slaves
EAvANs-Brig Nargaret-a baie. moss .ss
oats 500 SIX. Drso $50 b3s grease go obs .nit. j.
bas hams 10 cas soda ash 80 bills .ooa-oo.es
RECEIPTS CT PRODUCE.
ST LOUIs-Steame- Belfast. bal" eottci. .,iiis
tobacco l70i 5os tsls geo ek' coz: p. sza oa. 9I
AISGTOE-SteaHe: 3eyt.!a-l.' 5ales cotton
and sl,ndrv produce
BATON ROJGE-Stesuer Z Hold ge--i3 bales OF
cotton IS SKIS seed cotton A ss rice "a bbs rice q
!lhds gar AIS bbis moasses q half bBls noasse,
ST LOUIS-Steamer Charles Boadman-l9o bales
cot ton POP bbs Hour $50 bbs PORK 500 b5ls meal Sc
SKIS corn ABB SKIS oats L. bales hay 81 cks bacon
ST LOUIS-Steamer Cacr.e y Keuntz-252l bbs
four 8l7 bales hay lll9 SKIS bran 1908 SKIS oats
Observation-Disclosures BIyarly-2.3 bales
cotton
ANTE RIVER-Steare, Fa-ori.e--?c .,} fee.
lumber 5000 shingles % cords wood
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES joan q GaUs:-.. G:i.s
tin oes
RECEIPTS 81 RAILROAD.
NYv ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT sO2cE.
B2E RAILROAD, Novell5 boz ESP bales cotton al!
sundry produce
EBW ORLEANS, MOBILE AID TEXAS BAL.
ROAD November 4-l023 bales cotton and suairies
NOhaANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILaOAD
November 4-22 bales cotton II sks seed cotton !)3
SKIS rice 30 hhds sugar e. 5bs moasses
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
ENGLAND.
Railroad Collision.

g.-oos, November IA collision has
saken place on the Midland railroad, where
d. twenty persons were seriously hurt.
The Crops in lndin.
ahe latest advices from India are little
more encouraging. The crops in some dis
t2iots of Bengal are improving, and, with a
continuance Of favorab BILE weather, there are
hopes. that q famine may be ayeIted or
greatly snitigated.
Bullion for America.
A steamship has arrived here from Aus
eraiia with { 1879, 200 ii bullion. nearly all of
%.cL is intended for shipmen. to America.
The MRrriiiO.
~. spanish steamship Mu,rl.o. which
Eas seized at Dover for running into and
siukiH, the emlgrant ship North Fleet, has
bees.Uademned and will be sold tomorrow.
Explosion.
<: explosion occurred tiis MOr.inc IN
30 .:~'Sorks factory at Lambakea. while
s!s employees were az work, causing eonsid.
esac-e l0ssot life. sigl. persons we've IA
S..:..,: anls6 an! a mum he. in 1rs1.
eso-o--ee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
CUBA
S-.e2tSo0 81 shs Saptais Genera! 1t
Havana.

s..,:s. November 4e-t;eneisi .'oryei.
.ar. ~. new Captain Genera. arrived. from
Span '.d.r and landed a. room amid
ea!.:ls .!.n the Notifications "a. The men.
ef~ar. He was received t.y t1., acting
.spt.is General and staff, the political
.ay.,np. ard other military and civic
otIcers and conducted to the palace es-
sor'eo w military procession made up Of
o. co.apan- from each battalion Of the vol
f1aess. ) grand review OF the militia was
SEsss esee.ls held by the Captain General.
The Yirginius.
80 es't4,.c reports that the steamer Tire
Si.us, u .hs twenty ninth uitino at tempt
o. Z. .adin: on the southern coast Of the
ssla.. IuS was fepu.seG an. eai4eS 1os
ssI.s~a
Bcmbrta Reported Killed.
- " - .uInoral thar the rAhel chief BEN
Ssto sss seen killed ia sne Halgu!n district.
skirmishing Going On.
II Telegram from Santa Clara .epoe II shat
eAIIsllssIes with the insurgents are 0. sge-
lUent occurrence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
Death of Secretary Raeland.

The Montgomery Advancc brings us a
confirmation of the report we published
last week of the death of the Secretary of
State OF Alabama, Major Patrick Ragland,
who died at his home in Jackson county
after brief illness. Major Ragland was
one of the Republican pioneers Of Alabama,
and early espoused the principles of the
party of progress and the Union. His fidel-
ity as politician and his admirable quail
ties as citizen rendered him eminentlv
popular, aud last year he was elected Sec
rotary of State on the Republican ticket
Mobile Natchnl0n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

@ttgmpb 10 Barn tho Sjty,

@ttempb 10 Barn tho Sity,
gesAesN, Pa, November An attempt
g.. .ds 10 Duls % city last u ,ht 1;
svas fred 10 five places. Two barns gere
@erssea Aggregate loss Sl300oG.
Wharf Burned.
Ssrs-Oe November 4-Buildinc Ne. &c
on the Central wharf burned. Will its con
tents-essential OILS and campAor. Loss
Giol 100.
The Engineers Strike in Tennessee.
CINCISSATr, November IA special dis
pa-ch 10 the Commercial, from Knoxville,
Tennessee. saws the strike OF the engineers
Oh The East Tennessee. Virginia and Geor-
gia railroad threatens 10 assume serious
character. Some Of the employees yesterday
prevented freight train from leaving by
Uncclpling the cars.
The night passenger train and all freight
trains have been discontinue /. t,otonel
Baxter. the attorney OF the road, ddressed
the employees this morning, explaining t.
them the trouble they are suhjecting Il EN-
selves to- and advising non-ilt erterence
with Tie operatives OF the road.
In Arrest.
SErALIA, Nc, November i-Colcnel ID.
II. RuIlung, United States collector Tor this
district, was brought here to-day under az
Iest on the charge Of embezziement His
eIa n;natien will take place tomorrow.
Arrival OF Racing Stock.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. November Noted
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

40 C-Nai~a-'sIs
PIERRE .AsERlE vs.. MRS. ANNA r. ERsRE7
And hsr husband, (. rreset~So. 4a.526.
'l'Hs STATE oE LOUISIANA TO Att WHOM IT
n may concern, greeting: Whereas, Pierre La
oere Of 'he city Of Sev ur:ears has purchased
AT sale ade by che civil sheriff of the parish O,
"rleans- on the twenty seventh day of August
1873 the property heps natter described and has
applied 10 the Judge OF this eout. for monitor or
advertisement, III conformity with eectious 1870
and 1880 OF &C. Nc. 80 OF the General Assembly of
l3,o, eommonly known as tie Revised Statutes OF
!5'oi noF Therefore know ye, and all persons IN
terestea hefeln a.e hereby cited and admonished
n the name OF the safe OF Louisiana and of the
Fourth District Ceur. for the parish of Orleans,
VINO can SCI Up any right, title or interest in aad
20 the property Aereast5eP described IN conse-
glenee 81 any ;Etes.sisy or i!iegaiity in the ap-
neg o. sae or for any other defect whatsoeyer To
$40" cause within tairsy DAYS from the day This
InonitiS Is Hrst IL serted n the public papers VIII
confirmed S
The .a.; property vas sos by She aforesaid
sheriff bT virtue OF and pursuant TO writ of seq
IRE and saa, issued oy she said Fou, N Dfst~c+
our. 20. We parish OF Orleans, at the suit of
hand i. Fre,e., No Il 526 OF tie docket ~ sa1,
cou,:, and al which sas the SAID Pisrre I.ha-a
~ a' 2gTena'es tor the price and sum Of
De sIr5on OF tie progeny as contained IA the
4 c.r-ain iot of groU'! together with tbe ,vo
, III. 7uss thereon, and al the rights priv.
i'ge, ana Ap9urtenaaces thereunto belon ri pg ~
situaIe. IN the First District of tlis
city, u! the square bounded bv CaronGeIat ~
:aaG*. !erdLdo and Union streets measuring in
Ah4e.icsn measure thirty fire feet Ave inches one
.lns ron' On Psrtsds strest By ninetv.tve fea9
- inches n'ore or less ia depth. between paraI.
.el ne "!.cs sad portion OF ground is com
Possd 81 I!r 'hote OF the number eleven and the
Hugh Glant civil engineer, on tia Fourteenth os
1,snqa'y. .85.' and deposited in the sfice Of J.
:. day Of February 1857. Tie sad prope IT. he he
tronss 70 'Ae de'ei di herein Mrs Anna +. P.eret
49,. E.ei1 acq.'ea by her, ftom Eugene Fretet
oel'fs - LAfi.a' late notary public il tiis
se' "r'.s.s "aeobes 81, ils3
's's"e'j B. :. iTscI', bulge.
"a ,es:tsnoa~ ~4srsof have Le:eunta set INV
lla!4d a1d aft2e sAe sea- Of the said cOr+ at ~
~, 0. Hes OrleSse this frse day OF Noven,her
- me scar OF our Lord one thousand eighr nv,
drso ana sevency-thtee, and the ninety gl,ti ~ ,
the independence OF the United States IL Aineric.
~ - ue' I'D. DEBLOIS CLERK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

Assessment notice Nos. $50 and l5l, see
special notice column. Death of ID. l..
Fleury and Richard England, payable at
the office OF the Mutual Aid and Benevolent
iAte Insurance Association of louisiana
No. l9 Cann street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05

Domestic Markets.

CISc!s:.9I November a-Cotton dun. Miifline
1884, Flour dull, Sc SO66 IS. Wheat quiet al
81 GOAL IS. Corn Gull, old 421i3c shelled 43d
4tc; new ear 3&ntoc Oats quiet: 3 Di2e. Pork
Old stock light; 6l2 Is; buyers offer 8 IL for new
Lard-Jobbing eaies of kettle at 7d7Ac; steam
buyers otar csc, held at &C Bulk meats stead
old shoulders 81, o5a4c; clear rib -. 1t7sc; clear
AZ 5c; sales of new clear rib at sac. Bacon
Far demand. shoulders G i at1,c clear rib sales
at "a acc Gear bae. Whisky quiet and steady
at Soc.
ST. Lou. November 4-Cotton dull and lower;
mddng Is &c. Flour dull, unsettled and lower to
sell. Wheat dull ami lower; No. spring Chicago
90 093c; No. fall 81 l20l "a. Corn dull and lower;
No. So i a37 &c regular oats duh and lower; No.
BIC in elevator Sic bid at Whisky steady
at zoe. Pork-None here. Dry salt meats-Nere
doing packed lots of shoulders d61aC; clear rib
6ac; clear 8 I, 9oa,c. Bacon dul; shoulders i arc
clear rib rake clear IL airs for order Jots.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-05
COMMERCIAL.
Trs.nAy EWING. Novemher !. I,

TUEsDAY EVENING, November l, 1873.
COTTOs-The sales to- day embraced $3.50 bales,
at irregular and lower prices, showing an
tatious accordingly and give also the Exchange
figures which are for average Lists accord
ing with its types while ours present the
proper range of the market for average lsts, but
with the outside figures for low middling good or
binary and ordinary given as the outside for strict
of those grades.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ASSIM4LATED
I'll lAIr