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This is Western brevity "Follett, of
the Green Bay Gazette, has done it up
Brown. The ceremony took place at
Bath, N. Y.n-TMail.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

A visitor was examining a class in a
Sunday school recently, and asked the
question Why did Joseph detain Sim
con in Egypt until his brethren should
return with BENJAMIN ~ A teacher en-
deavored to prompt one of the boys,
and whispered to him To answer "that
he was detained as a hostage. The
boy not catching the exact sound,
startled the visitor by piping ont,
please, sir, he was detained for post
ageT0
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

Ascranton household is enjoying an
era of peace. The lady of the house
put her tongue to a lat-iron to see if it
waE hot. z--
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

1t only costs about one hundred dol
lars for a wedding suit, but a divorce
suit comes dearer.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

The Des Moines man who wore a hat
band inscribed Sweet potato plants for
sale," has committed suicide since he
heard of the old Illinois farmer who
walks the streets of Springfield with a
sign on theseat of his pants which reads +:
"Use Browns patent bee hive"
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

The Lake Providence Republican re-
ports tWenty-six deaths from cholera,
mostly children and all colored, in the
parish of Carroll, from. June Sd to July
18th, at which time the disease had dis
aDneared.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

We know of a family where there
were two 0 n and one daughter who
all married, and their wives and hus-
band died, leaving each with a son and
a daughter and the sons Of both the
widOWers died, leaving each with a
daughter; andthe daughter ofthe widow
died, leaving her with d son.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

HUMBLE COTTAGE LODGE No.
III 10, +. \. NJ. holds its stated meetings., AT
fine Lodge Hall in OpeIOusas, July 9th, August
9TH and September I'd, at 8 O'Clock T. NJ, and
0rtober 1st and 29tll and December I'D, at 7
wv G. MAYO. W. NJ.
K, /. BoDEMULLEE, Secretary.
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Opelousas. La.
SIT. JOHNS I'm THE WILDERNESS
u1o ALL TANPAYERa.-IN COMPLI-

VHvO AE.L TAXPAYERS.-IN COMPLI-
ance with an act of the Legislature of the
State OF Louisiana, entitled " AN Act 10 provide
a revenue for the support of the State govern
ment Of louisiana, and themanner of collecting
the same" approved March 9th. 1869, the M
dersigned Wilt assess the property of the parish
Of st. Landry, for one month, commencing, on
the first day of August, and ending on the first
day of September, 1873, from 10 o'clock \. NJ, to
u o'clock NJ. and from 2 o'clock T. NJ, t04 o'clock
p, NJ. of each day. ut the office of the Recorder
of the parish of st. Landry, in the town of OPc-
lOusas.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk,
iIly 10, 1879.
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1t is suggested that Poe's bird must
have had the delirium tremens, as be
was ravin' on a bust.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

Terrible tornadoes in Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin, and Missouri.
Cholera on the decrease In the South
western cities. @ ~
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

There was recently at an exhibition
Of BInghampton, New York, a turkey
that turned the scales at fifty pounds.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

event Back on Her Poor Husband
is the headline in an Illinois paper.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

An illinois newspaper styles sensa-
honal ciergynaen performers on the
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

ruREKA COUNCIL No. 1~O,-MEEfs
- Mt the Hall of Humble Cottage Lodge, Ope-
lousas, every Friday after the full moon Of each
month, at 8 O'Clock Il, NJ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE TO THE PUBLHC-RE-
~ cOrder's Office, Parish of st. Landry.-The
undersigned, James NJ. Thompson, Recorder.
and John n. Ogden, Attorney at Law, would
respectfully notify the public that they are pre-
pared to take charge of any Law business, No
taIy business and auctionerr business. That all
business brought to this office will be attended
to promptly and at n reasonable charge. All
succession business will be attended to on reas-
the Law, Notary and AuctiOncer work connected
with the same. NOtarial acts brought to this
office will be drawn and passed at the same price
with other NOtaries, and the recording will be
free of charge.
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, Recorder.
JOHN n. OGDEN, Atty at Law.
iu1y 0G-Gm
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~ORDY ROYAE ARCH CHAPTER
I'M No. 10. meets at the Hall of Humble Cot
tage Lodge, Opel0lsas, every Tuesday after the
fnII moon of each month, at 8 O'Clock ?. NJ.
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DEE

JENSEN-On the 18th inst, near. Washington
in this parish, Eleonie Jensen, wife Of JOSEPH
Carentin, aged II years.
70 Bonnet Carrie, La, papers please copy.
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NOTKCE.-THE PETIT JURY DRAWN
~ for the April termO the 9Th District Court,
ST. Landry, for the year 1873, are hereby notified
that they are discharged for the term, and the
order directing them to return on the 31st July,
is rescinded.
BY order Of Court,
ED. P. vEAzIE, Dep. Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NHEAP FOR CASH!
JUST RECEIVED
j 3. L G II Il co..
SUCCESSORS TO BLOCH & DUPREJ
Corner of Main and Bellevue Streets.
Opelons0S, La,
4
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
Of
$ II r L N 6 G . . ID =:
Comprising one of the
LA EST AMI RRsT
ASSIGNMENTS of Goods ever brought to Oprlo1-
sas in Dress Goods. The Stock is Complete
SILKS OF ALL SHADES AND COLORs
GRENADINES, MOZAMBIQUEs, TOILE
DU NORD, PERCALES, LINEN
LAWN. JACONETs,
PIQUES, &C.
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
LADIES SETTs, COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
V~ALENCIENNE AND PATENT LACE.
The above goods are of the latest STYLES and
nave been selected with extraordinary care nv
al experienced buyer.
NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, LACES AND BRAIDS,
In Endless Variety.
/ n B l. A G. X G . Q ID S:
TIE MOST COMPLETE LINE:
IRON FRAME GRENADINES, Ga DELAINEs.
BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH, BLACK
ALPACA.
Of all qualities-from the finest down.
We have also received Il Complete Line of
Gents Spring and Summer Clothing,
Mems Underwear, Gloves, Gauntlcts,
Cravats, Hosiery, &c, &c,
Groceries md Plantation Supplies,
Hardware, Tinvare. Croclxery-
ware, VillOw-ware, &c.
We respectfully solicit Il call, feeling assured
We can give full satisfaction i'll every depart
mcnt. Polite Clerks in attendance, and no
trouble to show goods.
Everything Marked Down at the Lowest Figure,
FOR CASH and CASH ONLY.
may lift JOS. BLOCH & co.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

OpELOUs4s, SATURDAY, JULY %, 1873.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-07-26

A GREAT OFFER-HORACE WATERS
N & Son, 481 Broadway, N. Y, will dispose of
100 Pianos and Organs of tirst-class makers, i'll
Guiding Waters, ut extremely low prices for
cash, Or part cash, and balance in small monthly
payments. New 7~-OctayO tirst-class Pianos, all
modern improvements. for 1915 cash. Organs
$55, $75. DOublG-Reed Organs, 500; 44StOp, $40;
8-StOp, 1925. and upwards.
WATERS CONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS
are the most beautiful in style and perfect in
tone ever made. The Concerto Stop is the best
ever placed Ill any organ. 1t is produced by Il
third set of reeds peculiarly voiced, the effect of
which, most charming and sOul-stiTring, while
its imitation of the human voice is superb.
Terms liberal. Illustrated catalogues mailed for
one stamp. A liberal discount to Ministers,
Churches, Sumday-schoOls, Lodges, etc. Agents
wanted.
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THE OPELOUsAs JOURNAL.
L.w.JACKsON, Editor and Proprietor.

IEBASs ~
Subscription, per annum lin advanced. g 90
Advertising, per inch, (nonpareil typel..-- / 90
Transient advertisements, cash in advance.
Judicial advertisements, cash in advance for
notices of administration of meeting of credit
ors, and of tableaux; and others payable after
first insertion.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-10

MdtbfeL
Wenn Solbaten ererttre1,
YFest man mid su ~fonan,anetren,
unb mir serte 3u partrtn;
Mber in ptel antern DtnBet
@irb Is Seben, ni@t seltnesn,
Dur9 Befsbl mid 3u er3ptasen,
Gtsner @ertb uaub mid er3eu8eu,
Nur sps inn 1ptrt man N4 bsusen.
9nF5iuus hes 3attieIS III IT. 286:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
COTTON MARKETS.

CITY Po1sr Nov 7Coon-weekly net receipts. SIS bales
Medlgs' Ia7sc Strict ordrsy y nc reoep. 49,
ssD 90 zoo Sas efd.. 45ie Ses COnaen
baes eOsswise 6sl baS' ss o.Z bales s.r msdrr, ,2l
receipts col bales. 1s6 bsesi weeAyeeeip 3lll
clscissaT Nov 7-cOiiOn dull and nominal Mdilng', lse
ia b.e; shipments SS2 ball '0e1 Nc SSs o
vserecepts 57 shipments 1858 balesi stock, 1872
STsiseTOs No,, 7.ottOn quiet; Mddips 12la; net
S sIz ss s CAS- sSe sale 4e4 6a
Nov 7oo.,on quiet 10y Mfdns. i2,a 9ho net re-
s ss e7Ss ss. sep. 1901 bales
'' eS.1sb1 nov "cosOn quiet ans PIP esly
,ssspis 7 24Ss ss &C. iS75 GGS Ssls
-eee1-ecet e2 bales 'dpment; ll2s bAs'i s'oe1-ls72
SoI Nov cc,ton Irregular Naiug. l4a Low
M9' s, III S S.s. GG . oG 500 tos
sa B.sa 8Si Sc tie coh-eS 4SlS
s1A Sns SOS dull and inacye Mapg. 1ss,
WISE 70 bales 1667 bales sock So 1914 ss weeilrnet
ccsnsai SO Ss. cos.~i.e 10 1856 .s $40
MOBILE Nov 7Co.on quiet Nj idh9s' iS,2e Low MO MO
6ats eIpOcowse 557 bas sales 500 bales stock l94S9
GALVESTON Nov 7-CcttonDemsud r Good ordn'rr, 1876
o[nr net Teep 1883 So 91 s. 80
742 Great Britain, $50 baies eoastSse l479
and in coed demand q. n dig
net Iep 5 5SS ias s o6o ccs s6G75 s net
receipts ls5o9 bales eIpos-o -be Continent SlG bales
BExPHn Nov 7.-Cotton quet Low Md hnrs l2e .,
500 bales shipments 2474 bales STOCK 1872 26 ISL bsles ~
q 049 week-.eeiIt, 1905 ble'i lhpmeuts lll92
LOUISVILLE Nov 7.-Cotton dull AID lower; Md Inns 1859
receipts ~ bales; slpments 97 bal stock SIS b1es
Providence. Nov TO ton"eek-aet receipts, lO3 bales
sales, 500 bales; stock. 500 ba.et $1,000. -
AuGu-TA Nov 7-COton dull and nom nal 3ddngs u 2
757 nes; sas 743 baes Eo,k 1872 322S bales
1874 4U7 hae weekly-shgment ll4J6 bsesi spBle 2lJ
ba rs: ssles. 6 9S9 ta,es receipts, 1920 bales
PHADELPHIA 7.-CottJn quiet; Miiding $780, net
cep gro 40 bales weekynet receipts, l42 bales
gross g. 1856 bales. 49, 49, -
Bosros Nov Cotton quiet Hdugs. l4ls- net receipts
OSl haes sal 900 bars s;ock 6UOO h wteAB
BIZ hae 1858 bes; sales U1O bales
M fETpTs atNfR l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuR0pRAN NlpEETJ

ro,no, Eov 7-l2.3o m-Corss for money 92hdo2S' or
s III ; sS 1857 sS s@ss sc shs sar
ssy 7-l2So MO- he C0!os sale, Of TIE well
1000 On .scSstor port $4,000 bales Hsiudrs
SGS eco 1as '' the re
whes, three have been "a 600 qusen heI ne
aS' sss S scOS We same
SS he mp.n pss'S s 4.
Tssrc sc Tf'i61s co ssI., M Ss s5
r S e. D. :nSs .p s q. p:3 The basis
IesDOs Nov III 80 p @.-Rne Railway share. s3'. ~.
s.., 81 Coco orin., SHIPPED November december
deliverable December ,niJanIy 80 d. on &c s' %
shipped Doenber and January ssL do DO deliverable January
G@.'e G.a,es =. 10 " b .,'
s ess G Ss apps 1915 eSl''
ls cs,.. 81 > ss G r be-. Wss
LONDON Nov "a m-Ede R'issI share, sS ,. n. ,,,.
Of s mi e. three Ion'n'sl' per cent
Ii7snrooi Nov 7s:5 NOR the Cotton sales to-day 7loo
'i Iss Sst osSS' withdraw from
hal. SSSd o 3d., 7ss Sp 6eeSssf 7
deliverable ssebsI I'D s'"o.I n Of fS 1nd. coo, on til,
, a1"TS s% a hSs Ssh November and
a. s Ts .cs sse. 1888 900 bales % COO
o. s 10. SS re a n.ss9 s ks -
tospOs Nov 74lb Z n-kr 8. assT shares $40 f"'
ypoy Nov I'll D. rhe for money ., the stoch 81
S$ sS s GsS Rst ss1
.a 81 s 1865 95s4 New hve, 1884, Ere hallway shares
Lsspos Nov rs p m.-suga 29ia2sIe svt for No Il
ISas Nov rs ~-Ire RAILWAY shares 3l94 Pars do
patches quote Rsnte. &C francs 80 eeod%e. ,,,,.
NJ. ard in ~ i' sr15,hes sD,, IN,
osS SS' 2 sH 81 at 81 e8
FnASkroEr Nov 7-umed States h'er"enV bonds wa ''
1sf%rpr Nov 7-Petroleum 80 sne pale American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
nnMIhI.C MnRKETs.

BruoHK Nov. 7-Coton very dali and wet Low hidGlre
l21c Flour dull depressed Wbest dull and Dc lowers thoo'
Wre 81 62j Fair to Pnme DO 81 t0GSl Cos Choee Amser
al no. TO Red 81 45dSl 5Ji Common 10 Far o.
81 20asl 40 Com dull ana lower so-thern White loe DO ~
low 67c ron aa at G3c Oats dull Southern, asa
NOE Western Mircd 47d4sc; do. White 49G5Oc bye quiet
Isy du IRREGULAR and unseiiet Mess Port
ara T5dsf for Old Bak Meats unchanged Bscon
Shou der s074c Clear Rib Sides 2c srglr6n'ed Hnn ii
al ard Weern ButerG00d ~ Choice Rolls tnd
TubA 25 Soc Wbty dull and omns 92d W &c
IISCSSAri Nog 7Fou dull AMI lower a. 50 40 20 % neal
du ami nominal 81 80 Corn steady st 43d45 Tor Od Ear I've
dull At lie quiet 32d4le BTe doll ami unehaSeeL Butte
nm and in fr demand Pork nonAl uncsnged Old SIP so
New Sl2f Lad-Keitle at 7d74 81 IN quiet 6Sa64'
But ste dy at &c. for Ola; 6d52 for New Ciea
Rh side Quiet 5a5 e 0d 60bIc for New Gear Sdes qqe s
bias Bacobsloudess 9i Clear sids 62s Whisky
unss.ted at soc. Hogs selling at SO 70ds3 10. $500
Nov 7Cloyt reed DULL supply largei sooSS
Timothy 5Oa$2 rs FsxseeI commands 81 10 fouT au
5Od$4 10; Extras SJUxJ 3I2 Minnesota brtrs
FAMILY 81 250S7 20; state, oho and Inaisns Extra r's
SIS 50d$l0. wheat ct; Red 81 4Jd
81 so Amte 81 52dSl 81 Mol Spring 81 40 RYE So, Al
in Yellow &c; MIeI western O51O0e
Os do white 49e; Iet 45e GrocenefSses unm 'rtar
Ptolea steady Crude Ul Rfned 10 ga l6 Whsky aehye
We.ter ui irons 3ayic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
,rcr,pTe Of pRODuCE.

~ No' .,.. o. ptr. B.e.ws,. 95 bsles Broom Cera.
NOV go al esle. CopTs 1905 bales Cotton lVI psg.
" wi, 400 bbs Eggs 443 bills Besn lspv "n.
~ an hs Wh,, 40 500 bush. Cora 10 20 oasn osN'
bash m, hale, Hor, 1886 b.gs Pax Seed 800 HIDE,
s sS p s,. 4 bbs Kosn 2eI ibis sPn, iapen9e
40 es plss Tsow 8U7 Riga Beef 90 pkg, pefk oS
~, I'D 800 psg. Cut Mesh, SltS Pig ssuer sa6d pss,
ch. Tob,eso lO23 psg Tobacco 30 bales WOOL $50
hls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
WOOL MARKET.

PEApEIPHA Nov THE Wool market dali and nominal Ohio
pepnsyyara sod Double sr above, AGA
Die; Extra 4sa5Oci Medium, 43aljc; NewIsrs, Molg>n
Indiana and eltem Fine 43d45c; Medium. 4id45c. :
Coarse 4OG43e Combing Washed 57G6Oci Cemng Unwzshec
4Oa42c Canad1 COHbHg 60c Pine Unwshd 3Od3Zc CoaIse
and Medium UDwasbei 3ld33c Tue Washed 60a52c Coorao
23d 25c Colorado unwashet Extra asd Mer no
aud Superdne Iulci II iOc Texas ne
end Mei 252sc Texas Coarse lGa2Oc California Fine ana
Medium 25a3lc.; California Coarse. 2S@3oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

hRIDG EpDk L, ana all DDiUI5 Ou tlOUNdlOibC
ID AMI Eipgsncr RAJ Far- 81 Steamers leave CAtas-
nns.,,p at IL uoon Ssd n .. ,SuDe.y. eIce1sea,
N.NTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY;
~ ALLENTOWN ilSt 70 Fab WESIp s'eayer and srsa
Branch R. Janeuoa Z; 1eaws L.esagaSaa
b feS ' ao WIT 5 Lae veF aa Direct ns ' to
sbafgO and the Vest to Central Pennlvsns AMI NeSif
'"' su,inER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Jure 30, lo13-Leave Nrsi irk as follows;
400 AGTs IRAN for a;S, RS. ene 4.''0'A' Mach
. ,an g. siasf IL: 1. 49,. D., MAJ,
chm NE , rf,' Pon m,So f e N.Y. ca l;oa
G5hanloc TOsan wayeey conae JuueuOn VITA Del,
-MoRsSs Exp ,r daily Except surd,ys for Ea'ton Ae
TO- At Els,on fos Nun CGaus aq a. %sesS,re s,'a
TOSania waere', H. With through ear to DSnne Williams
ids IN. and IL n-Tay Tain, for somervi'e .,.-
Macon Shaui Maniu"y Guy Hiloa Wl'rsoarre Raj
ny $50 ra f@E G1 1a,o.a aud 5sy.e,y
SSn1y Tr.n for La on isatvo Mauh Chuns Coz
rS, :, JnctoS va DEL LSe-. aaS % ss r.
r., %T =, eE I, Z to, tor , s"";' .Ds.l
$50 psvkypo EsrRas', d,'Iy for EsoH Berlee Allen
tow ziIns hl,t..Oq r e: cAeA0 Ae
S.5o n E@isfnHd- Essioa,. n,,
Tat Riasb = ss'4S0 $50 6:ao Is $50 $40 $50
iof i5 53 3 rs = $50 3 80 5.5 sS So 9i5
$40 ei6' 1890 h'So' l2pn p KICKER soD, and Enc.
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger i:eo 49,
ERIE RAILwAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
- Ai a. Tain sssss eject SGs@bi' 1873 Fro" Cham
cinei1uaa Chicago Day E.prS Drasing-Room
COsebts To- Buia ping Coaohe 10 nation
lO:fo Mall Buffalo SlJssra fals sleeping
20 fD.iiyl-pcFc Cypress to h- West Sepiag Coaches
re4th Buasl, hsgaf Fas Cincianau Detroit, aud Chicago
W.1Jat change
pcr Jews 100 900 1880 rad 1915 430, $3.50 and
cS.sn sal Mr,oru 20 800 1880, 1000 and 1915 M,
$40 4:3O. IS 80 aai ri D. m.
Warw 81. 90. 10 - 3 NJ. ard 400 D. %
Es.vblryh 1880 = and lJ;ij .. rn. ana $50 p n.
sIlerp g. oij $50. 1890 ana lO.t1 - N S-J .. o.
iii,v..i Rdsot.s, 1aet.ls. aaa Ra~.sy., - oi5.
I, >. 80. -lO.3O, iO:+5-1l 80,
~l:fs 3:lj. 3i5 40 . $40, q. $3.50 "a
h. rs3J. sle so T. la, sni 4 tstaslsT niEe on
snl $3.50 p. M. .ni AZ Sa.isG.r ne ats caiy.
E...cIri AL Pssslc fo:3O, 10 'lb:O, IL
'faJ, 4 . - o. $50 Slo lYi3O. al LIZ y
4 ~ ilsefcLiseS ana Way. D. o;lS, Asi ioi1 - 4 .,
.. ". aud II NslrsaY M fttl onIT -.
D. 10 AID $50 80 3l6, 4;l5, aij $50
Csc an. I'm AL IL SATURDAY n'shis on
Is-,.kin X 10 a,i $50 1880 10, 40 $50 OJo
ana =; go o. ~ an IL sesois' sh en AK tx $40
$50 i7:4J .. q. ald II Saur'sy Is 0nlv - - - o. o.,
30 $3.50 l:3O, 3ilO s'iI' o'S1'
ESQ 'i.4. p. VI sud ~ Ss;Griay nigIts ou
SfHns Wiley AMI WAY. 5 aad $3.50 f!iO r m ~ 49, -.
is-yz CnasbeTs-s or hh h'us "aYe
.Ythus. minutes earlier than above I'm Gins cay
Chanae-t OF Ga a. leave weRy tri e 80 minutes r.e
Blats sys INVENT a 1870 ald 1850 p %, e0nuecss
trans IasIrg same boG iIs d W. A"- l.
q ig tfaiUs ron Chsnh' s-s Oh
Tef-. Tor ga, e3afta 10 prswr-oon an sepaE
Coiebss orir Tor the oheesnS 80
t.sgage n Az Cpmpsnrs omoe--ti' % anc
Brrao~ay; Uis.bunirc and t"eaiy Ath ST. .a
Coart Il Bo,ya Ia Coapauy beUo AMI Of Aso1 the
p1ss l"'s' soni,r,o,y t.ssodsys MdllstoNn only.
JhO. y. ABBOTT, oea-rh Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EKw YoRE Nov 7-BEEy.s-Tbe FIRE receipts %
total co. head all places making b. s2 for TIE last
eTe scare and toe demand light really
s.e P f. Toa On any cay wee f sr i' S
6sosd lot Of decent Cherokee cattle 50 a. &C. d. to dress 90 70
steer IRON Ipo Oo Kentucky and Virginia and slowly sold at
%T g. Sam 10 % cree co SH SPIeo1 Nd G
Kenucsy steers aeIsse at l0tdll9e 10 for heey
. i9 oS esse S e1t Campbell 40 hide KaLs
NJ Go d.a,i for Co.. Is Ohio cattle 5 e"t
Moses for n Norris ls Illinois steers eNt at 2e
H. = drss. 90 n 4 '1e s 1s' S K.nuht eer ea7 evt
saaIO 70 snd for T. GOOdpa'ter "a Kentucky cattle 90 e"L
s Ohio .' s. III. ey ;i.sl lC s. l. .r.
80 for nsssn Co. % yrf,si1 =, seer , 27e
KItHeIy cattle 900 i've Weight sversg a, Sc h. e dress % n
Si !, H. to dress IS D. Nesln and Others Is Virginia cat
q" sss.wie2 r. ws.tSsmer sod Wake. Co. 100 Cherokee
ss 90 st sverige a. e 2 D. TO dress % e 20 sas gross
sI7 for The week The mste x1s steady and IN
Buae Elliott rs calves al 81 head and james Kirby
sarsp Sp to-day 10 Forty eghthst
and car a. a., % 5 ss ssy ,O sSso ri
fr ne Corresponding he market vas tame ARD IN
.ye VIII moderate demand % D s, Sa .os sad rom s = %
Lcre solo 90 and lambs mixed IS ID average
s1s sold 2l9 State sheep, CT ID average " 4'c
Hume Knsti sol 50 Quo shssp "a average at 5 p D. and
kss HAsIeT Co sold 80 Jersey sheep 81 average " 4'e
10.
j. Pdcoek sold 1O5 OHIO sheep e2 average at o. ~ and
vac offered 5atc for q " kItA
SSSGReeDi 20 Foraeths, snd Is ca. at Com.
~ 037 making 81 967 Tor TIE last
-four sAnst "a 952 the tine last week The mrAe. vas
.egPe and prices further declined fraction 7 H. Req 500
2lol Quo l76 att w. And Lereh sold l5I
o. 142 Dressed hogs dropped 70 bd DC
Al 6ie.
BrIyALo Nov. Jcsrus-The receipts TO-DAY, including
lod 70 srne y 81 head uakng the supply for the week
hn u $50 head or 48O against 346 for the last
vel ihee Nas nothing doing Today Cattle left from
oay VIII be FiYped East IN 6rst hsndE
LthBslbe to-day, including
~ oo6 ss nshiug tte total supply for the wee
zI.VVO beAoi against X 800 head for
Ia, Ne't. Inc market closed prices
nge nuhpef 81 sheep and lambs will be
neH wee aeti The balance Will
say sue were e. ioovs; $50 head Canada ranng from
o. 70 20 10y nesa tsnsaa sheep
ID AZ 70 oi o-aaI ,ne sssgng l23 h. at 81 bfal
Boos-iie fee1p od i1elOdrg reported arrssi, r, 1O
head TIE total supply iae tb1, 40 III
inst - lO Leaf Tor The
IS 20 for aght fOEess s4aSl 10 Cor heavY sis
Stie eSp0sss VI -'-
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s's s sss demand prevailed when NO wrote ~. ou.vh..
sss vos, having any %,, s, Upon ,ss s 5,s a.
-. BE- pa chased lev cheap HOps on the
.LsT eIsn demand the former rsslnns good Vrss
that the maIIs active with hast advances
very dun .sou former ssure' We have only to
ses VA. .s Of hn. at 12sISS I0s Come. bu
.. SsII law press ... snsr.ss 800 600
. ssSs ar. T qsS.
sal r es e. a.. saSss :'Sss'
S nj. :Ss On SS much s ss tHS
~ 3D. Domestic a s5s S :ss,' .1s PIP, .d !.
iS.s Silt t' o. Ss for sps nSn.s
: :SS lave s.ls s-.. ,s sS y:
S.g.h 27a2sa and E'nss a: Sss =. cola Plates arc '''A'
NH .:s RS-s :'s. s'st 100 %
f8Sas24 Rye quoted SIS and Ground Feed sS0a s-o
NAVAL sroRsse marie, Spirits TuP.Dioe hss eeen Ony
sso, .evt ACogs II. o B s 't%' s H 100 SS%S Dbl
a. Ie fOsn dali with ht dap isnen 70
az sSnSs 10 he Holder. ssl soou, 81 e3S
ns. s.ae. are without reported transactions though bed
sS, sa f sS a sc sS S 90 iSf 40
SfIsuseed sul aud veal at ooa92c from trsAes Sand.
Csce R,h are without charge prices and th inquiry only
S%S ~ i19. Aps sst stS senSsdsn Owef
Demand ,aes Of 100 bb a. S7~ ro'e toea zee
ssn and uDhsHsed quoted at 4oG42S os' o' are WITHOUT
PFffRo1YUM-cre Oil has ruei rather que, to-day: hosrs
.ssa5%c RtsSs oil va. si.O quiet except Of
ssenoB December l4is Of contracts include 3OOV
bills month, JsnuJ. February snd
Philadelphia wt1ost bns
o1erei AZ 10 ntDsa
haven quoted 's Cses dull and TINE oNer
aloe EGphtha ally nnctange0 sy S Tor
CIV Tne dull Depressed msr.e wte pTces
Roasev 81 los TGoa,e STA Petroleum !ente 81 10
Oh CITY 81 l6dsl -Oi nusune 81 25dSl 272 SaTfer' s'
R&l O5 . -, -,
PaOySIoSsIhe PORK n,rks e9l AID heavy the s cash
reu are $40 bills $l4 90asl5 for New Mess us 40 ior
Err Prime Ci-aL Beef IS more sebye and Ia steaJ
ior New; sales 175 bbs 50 1880 ~ New flslu
Meas; Slt for New BI;rS Mes. Teree Beef u quieti
.Ss Of 90 ties. at s24 ~ Tor Philadelphia Beef hans
sc AM and ,me Cut Meats firm; ssts
I. 300 ss4G9e 1000 Smoked DO. at lOdl &c
1000 Picked 6a64c 800 Fresh Bellies az average at -
AGO s-le, Deoenb,r January c ooo
boxes Chicago in Decen5er 3 ana 10000 70 heay
lees az avefael At 7i Bacon IL EASIER AID eoses tame; sales
Of 10 bIes Long Clear SPOT 7s4a7 800 poIe. Loae and
csc; 200 d. DO seller December
short Clear, seller Feburdryj at
6 Hogs fair demand steady quote a. % &c
for (it1 and closes nei sales OF oD
snd at Re City 7a7ec for Fair to Prm- siesm anu
Tor Kettle Rtnrd: delivery hear Of 100 tc re Ter No
ll6d7isc 800 tee seller January a. 7@ boO te~
February, at 1ss5.
BUTT1R-fe ais heavy and the wshetis heavy The de-
qaahtF,
hsh AID fair dlries extern Of ali DE-
quotations.
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