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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-13
REM. IL. DERBY'S ESTATE.

- SIArI On NrIafoNT, Manchester District ~
At protAt C0urt held at Manchester within
and for said District Of Manchester, on the 45tl
day of February, A. D., 1873,
Present, Hon y. b. Burton, Judge
IAN instrument 10 writing pnIp0rting 10 be- tho
last will and testament Of Benz amin H. Derby,
late Of Manchester ~ said district, deceased
was presented for probate
Wheroupon it was ordered that said instrument
30 proven at Probate Court 20 bo held on the
and 2Gth day Of March, a. g., 1873,
that notice thereof be given 10 al pcr-
sons interested by publishing certihrd copy Of
the record d said order three weeks successive
ly IN the MAECWEsrm J0uRNAL, newspaper
printed at said Manchester, prewous "a said
tune Of hearing.
true record,
Attest, LOyEtAND MuNsON, Register.
A true copy Of record
Attest, LOylLAhD MUNsON, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-13
rur AcnrerLrrnAL MEETING.

tuE AGRICULTURAL MEETING.
bcmectiur Of the Vermont Board
Of Agriculture. at Adams Hall. Fac.
tory Point last Thursday and Friday
was well attended. many Of our pr5mi-
aeut farmers being present and some
EFF them taking part 10 the discussions.
IL may not be- generally known that
The Board was created by an act of
Ue Legislature ia 1870, for the pur-
pose Of Improving the Agriculture,
Manufactures. aod Mining Of the State,
and the SUM Of $500 was appropriated
80 pay the expenses Of the Board, Last
lall $40 attcmpt was made to abolish
the Board. hnt the effort failed.
IT, haa been tho object OF the pres.
emit members of the Board TO hold
meetings ju each county OF the State
tr lie purpose Of awakening a new in,
terost among The farmers, with q view
60 tbe introduction Of improvements
and the diffusion of more general intel
l.reuec 10 regard 10 the science of farm.
Ing, Gar agriculture in its greatest per
lection Is "a really scientific pursuit and
ought 20 Dee encouraged as such. We
hope the Board viii be continued and.
at least double the money viypu FL I'm
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-13
GILES y BACON,
JOHN ] pElI'IBONE,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTIcL

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
IIou. the Probate Cont tui The District 81 Man
thoatOr Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust tho claims and demands 90 al persons
against the estato O
Catherine Danforlh, late Of rupert.
ia said District deceased, ana also all claims aud
demands exhibited IN Offset thereto ana six
months from the 22nd day uf Feb, 1873 being si
lowed By said Court for that purpose, We d.
therefore, hereby give notice that We will attend
to the business of our appointment at The
Hotel Of Geo. Jenks, ia East Rupert un the
22nd day Of Aug, 1879, from one until four o'clock
p. M, on said daY.
Dated at Dorset this 22nd day Of February
A. D., lsf2 l. n. SYKES, g.
4l3w II. A. WILLIAMS, '"'h'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-13

y..-=N saH-.tH Is a. #.s.s "a a..- s..s.
lr-
t-. ~. 81 r ~.
~r aear ..a auar-.
s.....ls r., t.ua ..-sru-t... a-..u
s.5 d. aaar sfa aaa a8a
r.n .r S. g.r.-. ~..-,. .f ..
a...s. f- 1asa a.. .... State
.s...- IT,. a.-. .-.f-.ef -..-. ,.t.-t
-...-.st...fs... .t.s .-r. s.,~r t..-
.-v .,t-. e,st.r.tfe rrsag Kansas
.t N..t-,.t. s.a ,f.a.af. state. which
...,.s.n.s :. n- ..-a a.. ,t. s~ra
r.t.a.-.. ar.. s--aa.a e.. have mana
..tr. t.ua and .i.as. th.g arv other
e,.t. f.. r,rasrt5aa fa Inhabitants
7..t. .,s,a ,l-shs9 .. the frs, asv.r
r..r.-v 1879 tvartg savings banks
f.ls,.r All. sver.ga ~ s-o- a- far each
s........- ,.tH. So. ,r.n Same - the
....- te,l. or tba State af New
s-..lt.51t.t sal- -a f,r each 3nra.f-
..-
v....,...e.. ,.,,s s., hardly three
....1. ,..,. antar.3 t.s Larl..r or
ca. r.,o~.-., ,.b,Ic fs tbe vear inst
.....I ae-a rc.s.rz foc,nJing stcsm-
ers-passed in at the Golden Gate -
Tonnage l,23I257.
In 1880 California contained '-'o''
Inhabitants, 40 1870 It numbered 'o'-
0ii inhabitants. Oh this population
5000 are natives oil our own "ieeu
Mountain State 3"oOo are Yankee
born. Nearly 5loo0 are from the
State OF Now York, while Ienhsyi'"Hi'
finds there lho0o 81 her sons and
daughters. 80 we VIII not th'hh IT
strange that California should at TINS
early day, make a far show OF good
society, made up OF Intelligent and en-
Oti piis'Ha i'HN''" P1"P''' wa So
tone and character TO the institutions
Of the State.
The Public School System Of CaliIor-
MIA is modelled after that Of the State OF
New York. Large tracts of valuable
land have been donated for school pur-
poses. The amount raised for school
expenses ofls72 was s., 600, 600. There
is a State Board of Education, State
and County Superintendent etc
Thorough qualification is required OF
teachers. Each district is provided
with globes. maps, charts, etc. There
are also graded schools. a normal school
and university; in all of which tuition
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-13

Ihe Worlds blsBensargs founded bF
i1r. r. v Pierce 81 BuGalos y. ~ FOR
lhe treatment 0fal chronic. lingering d.
scasess a. well a. i1F The manufacture Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-13
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

> WE uuG suHaermERs, Being appointed By the
Hon. the Probate Court Of the District Of Man
chester, Commissioners to receive, eKsmluo and
adjust The claims and demands Of al persons
against the Estate OF
e. 3. Rent late 0f Dorset
10 said District deceased, aud alsD Al claims aud
demands exhibited 10 OBJECT thereto. suI slK
month from the ~ day of February lsi8, buiHg
allowed By Haid Court Tor that purpose We do.
Therefore, hereby give notice, that We viii atu. d
to che busiuatr Of oar appointment At the late
residence VI the said deceased gu the 22ud day II
August. 1873, FROM one until f1ur O'Clock. o.. ~. ,
on said day.
A. d.. 18Th
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-13

shiloh wHi aa mGae Hp Ia ur.rF la tae aasst
stgiFs. cai 10 nlesfntf. and warranted o. d A.
u.s., Kae bFnss .Hitts madt fagm t4e FtF best
grades q MasIiu. Every arufiEUaH aIA IL
eAfFaaigd 8 ea@5 ht bY seaHlHE iha fsl8gsiaE
measurement ia laelEs k.ze If aEslsF Wafa ssxs
raaHt tHe chest Hh-st gal NHst distance faam
ae-teg e sls4i4sss ssaaE Gee aru 81 sas ta1gAie
81 ttaa mf.sa AsAlaa iaa aaH saf q Plastic ia
blsa@ cad sfEis e lafs als5 ueHa9H sAalL
ussgsas ere sa bare htAas aT r#irsIs. The trade
farl4sfal slth Fac afess hHl bas.ugss sl.fts
81 abort naI4aes
iEst AE4agt0a 81 joy lgta. IsTz r4Ylat
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fseaty Point VI Oct = ls7z ' aas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

ia hhds sugar 494 bbs molasses 20 half bbls molas
SEES and sundries
,PiTTSBURG-Steamer Grand Lake No 2-l45 DOC
bush coal '''
CAlRO-Steamer Thomas Sherock-3l4 bales cot
Ton IS SKIS cotton seed 56l5 SKIS corn 2ll8 aka
Zoi sks malt 100 ties lard 1921 bbs -four lOi bbls OF
meal INA bbls potatoes SO bbls pork and sundry
produce
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradish Johnson
l19 hhds sugar l3l bbls molasses 358 bbls rice and
sundries WAS INV anu
SHRkVEPOHT-Steam er { Fl Durtee-3}. bales of
cotton Z3J head cattle and sundres
LCN Elk COAST-Steamer Empire-2lf hbls rice
l52 bbls molasses SO SKIS rough rice and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Natchez--2632 bales cotton
45 SKIS cotton seed 20 SKIS seed cotton so bbls oil
2o0 SKIS oilcake and sundries
u LOUlS-Steamer Henry 2mes-6302 SKIS corn
djz3 SKIS oats 900 SKIS rye 2.5 sks bran lj5 SKIS mall
l541 bbls onions 28i1 bills hour PIG bbs mea 10 Ok
bacon l2S tcs hams j.! bales cotton and sundry pro
duce d
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ills ghanv Belle.-SS8 bales
cotton 1857 bbs potatoes 1881 SKIS corn 2e2 ties lard
49, ais bacon IS kegs lard and sundry produce
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
Ne" ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERh RAILROAD, November 2l-l940 bales cotton and
sundrv produce
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, November 20-603 bales cotton and sundries
Western Divison-9 hhds sugar 2l1 bbls moassps
haH Dols molasses and sundres
MoRtAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November l9-l6 bales cotton 81 hhds sugar Is half
Dds mOlasses 3io hbls mOiasses and sundries
November 20-t3o bales cotton : SKIS seed cntton
10 hhds sugar and sundries
Aovemb Der 2l-333 bales cotton 900 bbls uolass.s
i2G hhdS sugar ard sundrits
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
es.~ ORLEANS CLEARING House,

The following kilograms w.s- s.ossss. .: I'll. COT
| ton L NciaHgt.
RATE OF discount nov a. cene
, LONDON, November II, $3.50 y. %.-3motisS OF buI
| G23,G00.
| LoNnoN, November q, 9 l. H-amer.can seculi.
tle5, small sales. General opinion bank rate VIII
| 6e reduced On or before Thursday.
currency was in fair request, and cCl9inled TO
rule at =. az " cent premium.
Gold opened at 1921 q 10 for currency and Ill a
HE fJr certified checks, and closed at the opeilng
rates for the former. and at III 7. Tor the
latter against lo5 1897. Yesterday for currency
eral extent, summing mp blp2 500 the transactions
| for currency embracing $4,000 at lo9 $1,000 at
l09. i 1850 at lOSai 10000 vt 1922 10 and 40
600 at 5llO4 Gil098 ana tor certified checks : 900
| at l!Ot. and s 1000 at H.
Nothing was reported III silver
The movement in sterling exchange was of fair
extent and under the influence OF the advance
of gold and bills at New York the market closed
u cent higher than YESTERDAY The sales amounted
t8pO do and bill If ladlng at ll6 J, 0ll63, fTOo
Al clear at l61i 5000 bill OF ladng at ul6i, 0Il7
t'oJ DO at lii, $4,000 do at l7ls G25OO Al clear at
ll74 4 900 bill of lading at ll70ll7a, $1,000 90
ann AL clear at ll1 dll7I5 and 4 500 40 and i A.
900 private bankers and bank =
The sales OF francs were OF considerable magni-
tude, embracing G.5 900. and comprising 200 900
conmerolal't . s.; 100000 do, including 9Oo coo
ltOtOe 100 900 and rs 900 at 90 and 100 900 at
At the close sterling bills quoted at ll6a, a
~ + Tor private. and 1850 for bank; and francs
at ! go for private and nominal tor bank
me offerings of domestic exchange were of mod.
crate extent and rates sitter. TIE sales
cover led about $3.50, 900, the amount FOR currency
sl0,Ooo commercial sight New York at J, + cent
discount and for checks $4,000 at / j p emiun
$4,000 bank at 7-l6; $4,000 oom nlvrcial ana
5000 private bankers at II II; 10000 CON
mercisl Ut 1lS]bnl2a, sn1 $1,000 and 500 900
commercial ono $4,000 private b.Hkess' and bank
at IA.
The Sank1 CHECKED Few So9il NJ gar for
currency and IL. T. cent premium for certified
checks, and private sight was quoted at I, ~ cent
discount for IhA former ana osaS'. premium for
the latter
In securitr les we noticed sales of Al(sO citg gold
hearing seven per cents at 5Sis $500 ~ g AID
$1,000 at 81 30
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
MARKETS.
Domestic nsa-ketso

Sew sosK, November q, Evening" Money st.in
ssn'; SseTng lower :. Gold active and strong
s!HnllO'0. governments strong: CONSIDERABLE. a.,
i:g State bonds quiet. but strong
cotton closed finn; niddling uplands I55gc. e,y
vans lhe; net receipts 81 bales; gross 2O80 sale
.oS. suiuTts closed dulet and steady; sales 2, GO
TALES. as follows: November IS 3 l5dl5l,c. d..
:emher Is l3Ral5 lice January 55a,c; ta.pruasy
u llbWlhbc March lt24c; April Is I3 lie
FLOUR firm and fairly active: common to fAir a =
-" 80 bo1' 20 rood 10 choice - sail Wins
~ lover at 9ia3il4c. Wh"ae lu2c better, los,
o3,t d1oc. Rice quiet aud Unchanged Pork 4ls 255
= ., lard trmer 77gc. Naval stores duIl
So ., III, 70 'o1 -. Ffti@hts quiet,
siAss m 1901 '498; hve-twent"S of 1862 1862, ~
s8oi lt9 - of 1863 10. new 1885 OF 1864. Iii 4.
u l86S' ~ new tves l0t; ten-forties Io8
iFnncssees II. new u =; Nlrginias IS Now 81
consolidated 5O]2 deferred e Louisanas 30 rrw a
s."+ SKIES %, eiGhts 3d. Alabama eia hit. s. fivcs
%; Georgia skies Co. stvens - North Curolinae .,
."A IL, SPECIAL tax .; South satolinas D. new b.
April and 'tciober 10 "e Il" -
,g a"geyEates for carrying s and aoas
Ehr suh-tTcasury balances-Go,d : 49, 800 as: syr.
ssncy, 1855 ,9,6. 80
Cotire Quiet ard unchanged; sugas irregular
80 unsettled, tar 10 ed letiling : i IKE Va.
ssests quiet AID steady
slNclNNATI SoVemner Election firm and high,
or middng l4'ac. Flour fra ut so 75Gl1 Niset+
essrrr anS firm at II 40 corn frmpl: ei1 a.
'.G9|c hhelsd 55r; new nae. Oats tirn, ana M
ohanIrI. f':k linn a Sl2 50al2 IS Gard firm.
on'ats demand sai,; sAon;d,.s "a, a5c rlrar r,t
. ~ ~ sI'ai 6"6'ar Baron firm; ehouldprs. a
az 86c. 7NS 9'"uS
ST. SouIs, November 2l.-Cotton firm. rnidd,i,t
'VT@e &c: Flour dull and unchanged Whit
niShtr, litte dong; n" snrius CLicaco 4 02Is.
eo. 3 tall ~ No red WAITER III 81 On
arm; No. miHed 43d43l,c On east track ana pir
satGr. whisky nominal Pork quiet; s,i2al2 N
WIy telt meats-Nore DORIS loose short clear
.niddl"s sac, seller TO December t. Bacon
Soihing dong. Lard good; ol.c.
foreign fiatkcts.
SonpoS, November 2l.-It is the general on:rion
at the Stock tS1haIiup la ,.a, ~
I ne Bank If England Will he lowered on or b.tn,.
Thursday next american securities, small sales
st unchanged prices. Eiie 36a "a.
GIyening-Turpentine 3isQ3ls 3d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
MEDICAL.
pUKEAT or o,oN.

iKEAE or nIGNaD,C ,,p,>,.
49, - ~ gerry ana Midwifery No tc5 Ga'I tYSfs,
Medical n a. street, near Canal street '-tIe' s~
s;upIoa E,;' par thirnt-Cures Palsy Ia
aid ir nlIi+Esy, insanity, DronaT prresers hrs'
mat;ana ~ tass az painful affections 90 ~ a ISM
RRfhr9at Lungs, Heart L PIi Sord aud Nerves
8 ~, moneys, Bones, Joints taeis Bowesse
Sri ioi 'lie Treatment and cnra oc en- COL airs
mnr. t,d a. NJ bepaft ment-Reducrs a..y dlseases
and Steri,i. oSsalohs speedily cures IT'S lS-
Discbarpas "ctoiua, all Ureth1aj and ppolthtss
freouerr nv 5nnoieai, Scrotal and 81 !. n;onehas
from amnnt. ticuis tr1nations; prese,va eTT:tses,
by dissov stnn ana the Bladder from Lii
GERS or St,irG+, n.onts, etc, and cures CsarH
Midwit tii, 'I Tres without pain s~oiS' Nar~
easas 20 :, Depat tntnt-Pos+ira,,,
cIar.on ne womb and ovares ali lies ee oess
wtaf are painful or obstructed fa Gnu "lles ere
et9'to II few days 'ofeo ard &oatA As
Letters ad,yesstG r., ,..o,
hnrs' louisiana will receve poS ial New cs.
For as ior ladies' 10 NJ to II "'tLt,on t'fffcs
e'n'ioHen from TO p 49, anu 90 !. 70
Coroaated Doo,o- LANcELOT H. EvEeT,r
F,Iln1t ,Doctor OF Medicine M, -, =
Of fireat of the Royal Corae 81 10
Gynecolsgy it an. Licentiate q Mid sros's
Chief Mi formerly Obstretrjc s,ras an"
England S,r nd James Y simpson RasonA. ~
Sixth Infantrv on OF The Louisiana CavaIrs .,I
n4n,npeuIics and Embrvnn; OF Arts -
Science VI me Htlnterian Societr - Hqdt5slonfs
Of .ba "a" etlies Aetters asaro;s. 't.eIhs
lea NO nix ersities Of Grea, RET e nENr Res
who Do al a. f.es honorab,v retp,.es
gao. eI'e OIL full valuA, - = - -
0es.zUa1Mxzsuu. SEP "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
In BANKRUPTCY
Aot - STERN &c nRcru.
ISGT4D s5arys eso,.

New nfp s0aTss Hssoeaqoa s,ssso -
rA,HTS y o. ", uIleans No"sno,e. 30 *
bstfie, ,' Ia naniruetcy ha. been ss,a, WAY
,g q LOUISIANA , 1ss vs,s -. .h- 6e
New rean. strr5 an, Loss sssr ..s. sa @s
t ifsa aeaassa sa:1,,s 81 ss:
dtvs ta q, the sayntnt ot a%s 49,. Ssn ri,
rups 10 the eS Of P5s"se.ty seos :" "a. ID. ~,
any property by them meg use .nd the isnsssr 70
their debts a shs epssdors t.,
s estate be held at sns or e.9s
D1i is at On he ss q, al
"A'' 0efsrs g. s. Kellogg, Resiste ss''SSs0
500 aeas s 3. PACKARD
Ssltsd States MassSa2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22

by G. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN G. mon
- rose, Auc1ioneer-Ofice No so ROYAL street.
| WEDNESDAY, December l., 1873. at twelve O'CLOCK
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
| Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, will be sold by public Auction, by virtue
OF an order from the Hon. A L. Tissot Judge OF the
| Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated September %, 1873, the following described
| property
| L. A LOT OF GROUND situated in the Sixth Dis
| +rictof this city, the square bounded by Laurel
Drlachaise, Constance tformerlv Live Oak sheets.
and Louisiana avenue measuring - feet trent on
Laurel street, by 1928 feet in depth and front on
Delachaise street, together with the buildings and
| improvements thereon.
| 2. A SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the Sixth
District OF this city, designated square No. A.
| ana bounded by DeachaIse, Dryades, Foucher AID
81. Denis streets measuring 22l feet inches liGeS
on Dryades street. 1913 feet inches lines Della
chase street 233 feet Foucher street 1873 feet lG
inches on st. Denis street divided INTO seventeen
lots.
8. A SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in the Sixth
District of this ~, designated square No &c,
and bounded by FOuchtr Amelia, Dryadas and st.
Denis streets, surfing 293 Foucher street
286 feet inches lines Amelia street 2l6 feet
inches lines on Dryades street 1872 feet inches
llnes on ST. Denis street, diviued into seventeen
lots
The Whole according to plans made by Arthur de
Armas, survey OF and civil gueer, dated eptem
Der 80 1873.
Terms-One-third cash on the spot and the BAL
ance Oh a credit of and 40 years in he pur-
chasers notes bearing interest at the rate OF eight
per cent ger annum from day of sale to nnal pay
nent. and secured By special mortgage ard
doris lien and privilege on the proper. " sold which
Is to be kept insured by the purchase rs, and the
p0ilcy OF insurance transferred to the vendor; III
case Of suit TO enforce paym OF any OF the notes
the maker TO pay i've per cent for attorneys fees
and assume payment of taxes tor tie wear 1873
and all other usual penal clauses.
Acts of sale before Charles + Soniat aosa.y puls
Ale, at the expense of the purchasers
nol3 % % de 6 Is l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-22
I.ro>rrsrFB FROM FIRST PAGE
tests Nlls t.. r.nunItd 10 MORROW, AND proD
Aay - concluded hv Tues dayo
Probabilities
e,ffice Chief Signal Officer.
o.

Probabilities
WAR DaPARTaEsr
o,ffice Chief Signal Officer
Gxa.sle gfon, November q, 1878. 4:35 P. VI. !
pns.se Northwest and upper lakes and south
card 90 Missoeu ard hentuCky, Southwestern,
snda. falling s'SIsi ature occasional snow anl
clearing weather.
For the lower lako . so.eavsstexlv winds O. ,oldy
Neaiher ard snow.
Sor the "hi~ val.s and :l.ns~ over Tenn. ssee
slondy "sa'Ess, a"i.hS est.llT "iLds and Osca
f"r h. E.nls asi South sraati. seatee .outhc,
" .tn!.. increasing s,oudineEs and :ain "a che
~, Oh. Middle .'a caeseIn s,a.es increasing
"l.u.s n"aasro eo.u'.eIly riA.Is ana ocs a s.D.al
s.:o..s ~. ge,sly siis.ire from q % Southwest
o." "AtlSsIS dTofa tie s&tls !ne so!'h etsso
Hiyer ana Marine Ae.,s.
SOUTHWEST PASS November 81 6 =. d -BasoneteS
80. "lh1 SOUTHEAST, e,i'is. alslNel- rhlp
o.vlu"ibis Stsi'klSud, master, twenty 'Iays from
sath i.ne, ia BIOL as', 70 I"y'Il Gal"s; snip
Zephyr, SWf.tse-, master nineteen DAYS from
cortland, Hainr, with general cargo, 10 Norton
BEL; steamship ina an, r1,i7 =. NJ, Watson,
PAssA-LorTRE November ~, Soon.-Wind east
stIong. Meatn~r hazs Atrytt-Strs nsnip La
sara COoksey, master, a A NJ, fICm Key West
ard Cedar Kcy-. 10 Post ! Hobby.
VIcS-BuHG, November 2l.-Dowr-Sam Parker
n; +. Lee al b P. VI. Tp-BeEc Lee at y NJ
weather cool and cIoudy. River falling.
hhMPHI-, Hovembrr 2l.-W-ather Gear and
undertaking RIVER falling slowly. Departrd-H c.
Wager ANA Ruth tor New On cans, Mary Alice aud
elty al CheateT st. LoUis.
CINCISSATI, November 2l.-River twelve feet and
stationary Weather clear ard mcderating
Pi1TsBERG, November 2l-River five feet ten
'nGhes ana faihns slowly "ea,h her clear and cold.
LOUISVILLE, November 2!.-Rivcr falling with
eG feet three inches IN tho canal and four feet
three inches in the chute Wrather clear and
pitasHn Two hargee, one loaded with 1900 bar
re > OF apples the Other with brick sunk on the
i"is tC-GaN Dtpalted-LJngwurth for New Or
leans.
EVANSVILLE, November zl.-Weather clear Mer
curry 30 to i6-. Tine river mas risen rlnc inches
Passed down-Mary Houston at 4 P NJ
CAIRO. November l-Arr1ved-James Howard,
iGom New oilea ). at ! A NJ; City Of vicksburg
from st. Louis. at p ~; Probascn, from New Or.
l-hn-, at I. Nj; Cherokee from Cincinnati, at p.
NJ Dtparted-Ala Aka, TOR New Orleans at A. NJ;
joan Kyle for New Orleans. at : A. NJ; City of
sick sbnrg, for Vcksturg, ct II A. NJ; Probae go.
Tor Cincinnati, at p NJ. The river has lisen five
inches. Weather clear aud mild.
ST. LOUIS, November N.-Auived- Julia from
Ei"hsburG. No departures River ,al ing slowly
essather scar and mild.
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Ssyeynber a. '~ee' e'S 'te week CHUNG
80,
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sece,pts sane tims last 10 80 -,
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gynnrta ~ ~ t 80 .'.....l ol p59
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1ioI.s slnre neP'tmper i-.'.sss..e...o.ao 339823
stncE s q, al IIit et 44!29
S.ooh az an chitta states Portsss 59l 40
STAT a. ali ;,i CO. 49, 90 ~
stock at inta,inr to w a. n6zoo
stock ST Livarino1 40 i"' s""i '.'so''''s 90 o.7
s,on To- | 49I,uOo
smer;ran cntt, a, ~ 4z8 uoo
emerican cotton .a iur u , bl!tale. ~ Uoo
'i'"n oo''on' SAINT time E'st year.. oi6.Woo
sosToN, November 2l.-Stock 600 bales weekly
lAt rCelDtS Bfu, btBg, sales 400
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Ell fhof EXIT IL The THIRD LT,RRTCT-
No'NHA>lpN OF PHILIP WETzLER
Second 0istrice Conn to- ~, Dr.,

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COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY EVENING, November 81 1888.
0OTTOS-The sales to-day embraced 1900 bales
at an Irregular advance OF J. 3c, closing 3 H.
We advance our quotations accordingly ana rive
also the Exchange figures, as tollowe
HE% ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. asSIHILATSIe
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