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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-26

Succession de Mathlde Vickner. decedee, epouse,
de Adolphe Boudreaux ct Communaute
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du
troisieme District, Paroisse Lafourche.
Attendu que Adolphe Boudreaux, de ls dite
paroisse, fait son application b ID dits cour
pour ohtepirt l,administrtion-d 10 dite success
ion.
En- CONSEQUENCE avis est donne b toutes lee
personnes que celia peut .concerner d'avoir fai-
re leurs oppositfons. 81 elles en- ont, cette de-
mande. au Grefaer de- Ia dite Cour, dams les dix
avis, autrement le petionnaire sera, dams les de-
lais de la loi, nomme ct dament Qualife admi
nistrateur de Ia dte succession.
80 Temoin ma main OF le sceau de 10 dite
80 Cour, ce lime jonr de Mol, mil huit
centsoixante-six.
IL mai. Z. s. ALLAN. Greffer.
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AVIS.

Bayard Triple Croche, nouveau Maitrt
Jacques desesperaDt.de pasyepir iRmais e
,triller les cbevaux Ia fantaisie de son exi
geapt HarpagoD, vieht de changer de Snaitr,
ct de ,metier. sg
Ne pouvant, dis-je, faire lan bon valet d. 4
curie, il s'eforce de faire un mauvais poste
Mais ce titre meme de mauvais paete n,est-i
pas encore cent fois Arop fatteur pour celu
qui Went de aommattre 80 xessdans le genre
de ceux-ci::
{ ~ al ,oui dke .su'an certain magister
Fatigue de Ia paix ashs
N0uut faire la guerre.
On ne lqi await rien fait"
En-, ,aveg- -vous assez . :. mais vous seriez
trop content. Encore ,ces deux vers, pour com.
pleter Ia demi-douEaine
slnutiies. sans fruits, toutes ses represailles
..Sont betes, ne valent rien qui vaillent."
voyons, ie serai bon prince, ct yous ferai
grace DIS autres 50.
Je mai pas compte moi.meme. il est vrai,
ces pre endus vers, mais croirez-vous que,
ouoiou'ils soient bien plus agreables comp.
ter qua lire, jai dependant digere toute cst-
te TRADE
Dites moi que j'ai bon estomae, ct men par
Ions plus. ;. ): Mais 81, soyez charitable; par
lezen un peu. Qui salt :? peut-etre y aura-t-il
moyen d'ehonter le maitre ct le valet . tel
point de leur rendre &c service: an premier DE-
ie porter a s'adresser M meilleur bureau de
placement quand il voudra me donner un au-
ire poete- insulteur. ct au second de lui faire
reprendre son etrille ct O. brosse. Quill n'au-
rait jamais dnquitter. Ce qui rait imminent
plus utile ct plus honDete. a
En- atteudane, ee poete en- herbe Sc pose 4
Labadieville en- maitre d'ecole, en- maitre de
musique. en- dsfenseur de Ia Fol, ct en- organ
iste de r4giise Ste Philomene, don't le cure,
pour mere point poeta, men rigalise pas
Rcins d Efforts ad n'agnam Del glorsam, pour
ahattre I'ancien magister au profit du .nou-
veaux, en- refnsant sa trss-saint commuRion d
tous les enfants qu'on enverra a mon ecole, ct
4 ieurs timides ct craintives aaamans Fabsolu-
tion de toutes leurs pecadilles.
8 % 3ss s, ttzs f. BARTHET.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-26

9sf1 .s9S5t keb6aEe gaa 4ae 8f9 g
EsTAT DE La LOUI6IANE--Paroisse
LaSuurahe, Cour du 3me District Judi.
claire. ~ H3s sIsa @
Attendu que Ieachim Badeaux. dument nom
me ct quafifie administrator de Ia dite success
te provisoirae son administration,
/ Eeconseqaence. les heritiers ct creanciers de
10 susdte succession ct les personnes interessees
ssnt notifies d'avoir 4 presenter u ce bureau,
dams les trente jours qa snivront Ia publication
dn dit avis, les objections qu'elles peuvent a.
voir phomologation du dit tablean. autrement
4 sera appronve ct homologue conformement
Id loi.
Gr1A Temoin ma main ct le sceau de Ia
l1nNJdite Cour, ce l9eme jour de mai
mil huit cent soizante six. @-.s
as 9f-lOi L. s. ALLAN. Grrf7ier.
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oHAs. LEssEPs, 6t.. os sEs GRE ANGLERS.
No. 452.
l. Bash, Syndle, rs. les Creaaeiers dc
]. B. Reustau.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-C Cour du
3me District Jadieiaire, Paroisse de La
fourche. '.1
Aktendp qne L. Bush, dhment nomme ct Qua
Lite Syndic dams l'affaire ci-dessus titree, a CO
jour, depose ce bureau upe redition COMP
te de son syRdica4 de Ia dite affaire.
En- consequence les ereanciers de Ia susdite
affairr, ct les persennes interee.ees sont potj-
fes d'avoir presenter ce bureau dams les 10
joprs qui suivrent Ia publication du dit avis les
ot5actions qTelles peuvent avoir lhomologa-
tion da dit tsbleau, autrement il sera approuve
ct Phomologue conformement la loi.
80 En- fol de qnoi j'ai signe ct marque
49, la place du sceau de la dite Cour,
ce l Mai 1866.
2f L. s. AELAXM Grefser,
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Jules Chappis Administrateur,
4s.Its VS..
Les Herftters ct Crcanciers de victorin Benoit

VS..
Les Herftiers ct Crcanciers de victorin Beuoit.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du
@3eme District Judciaire, siegeant dams ct
pour la Paroisse Lafourche.
Attendu que Jules Chappuis, dameut nom.
me ct qualifie administrator de Ia succession
de Dfauzln Gros, decide, ce jour depose 4
&c bureau mn compte final Ell complet de son ad-
minis-tratpn de Ia dte succession.
En- consequence les heritiers ct creanciers de-
10 susdte succession, ct les personpes interes-
rees, sont notifies d'avoir presenter h ce Inn.
reau, dams les 10 jours qui suivront Ia publica-
tion du dit avis. Les objections qu'elles peuvent
avoir q l,homologation dh dit tableau, autre,
ment il sera approave ct homoiogus conforme
ment Ia loi
80 En- fol de quoi i'ai signe ct marque Ia
&Dplace du sceau de Ia dite Cour, co "a
Mai mil huit cent soixante-six.
loj L. s. ALLAN. Grsaier
0HAS. LESsEPS, fts, % SEs GRE ANGLERS.
No. 452.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour du
3me District Judiciaire, Paroisse de L.
fourche.
A tous ceux que les presentes peuvent interesser
AVIS est donne q'une assemblee des creams
clers de Charles Lesseps, Jr aura lieu devant
!. <. Gourdain, RecordeRr de la dte paroisse,
son bureau, dams Ia vile de Thibodaux, lie jeu-
di 2sme Jour de JUN 1866, q 10 heures A. NJ, atm
de prendre en- consideration les affaires du dit
Chas. Lesseps fils, ct ,d'aviser au meillieur
noyen de disposer des effets ct proprietes.
e Fepoip ma main ct le sceau de Ia dite
Cosf, ce 26me jour Mai mil hnit
cent soixante six. L. s. ALLAN, GreAier
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tCn ne aait done riep osteniblement qui indi-
cue que la France sdoive prendre une part
auelcoaque au confit.ani menace de s'engager.
Dependant le conseils ,des ministries Sc sucee-
dent 4 .des inservalles pfss rapprochees que
d'ordiaaire.. LIE .langage des hauts personna-
ges rehase des preocupatiops belliquenses tres
marques. II y deux ioara, le Presidentdu
Corps-L Legislatif dinait chez un mfnistre ayant
pour son voisin de table Pun de nos plus bril-
lants g6neraux, ie general Bourbaki;; celuisci
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-12-20
-aaas % azI$s.eo oPER.ANNIlM
A New Cover nnacaDx for No rth Caro-.
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* sl1 Il G.xc kSWAsAINeroa, peG IL

In the Honse, Mr.. Stevens introducedx
bill to establish civil government III North
Carolina, and enable her TO resume her
former relations with the American Tn.
ion. After a long preamble, the first seer
ton provides for holding a Convention al
Raleigh. on the .2oth OF May, 1857 .ef d2o
loyal citizens to frame a Constitution to be
Submitted to Congress for approval, 1nodi-
hcation or rejection. o'aj assabo4iai 3ll 4 10
+" The second section provides that, all
male resident citizens twenty>one wears of
age, without Obstruction of color who can
read or4wrise. Or who. own7.one hundred
|dollars or more, shall vote ;aprovioed that
no one heretofore, entitled to vote shall be
disqualified from voting in. said election
The third section, prescribes quali6ca-
tons forsdeegates to the Convention to be
the same as tor II ne,nbers of the House of
Commons. And the oath to. be admins
tered, that on the 4th of March, 1864, and
at all times there after, I, would. willingly
have COMPLIED with the requirements of
the Proclamation of the President of. the
United States, issued on the Sth OF De-
cenber, 1863, had a safe opportunity for
SO doing been offered me, that I. was op-
posed to the continuance and the ,es;ab.
lishment OF the so called Confederate Gov
ernmept, and vol UNFAIRLY gave no, aid Or
encouragement thereto, bat earnestly de-
sired the success Of the, Union and that I
will henceforth faithfully support &c, b,a
Section fourth, the Judge administering
the oath, If he suspects falsehood may re-
qnire other. evidence. false swearing de-
cIared to be perjury. :, =. - , ,@.,, ','s. ~
. Section 5th provides for opening Of polls
BY the United States Marshal, who shall
appoint Judges of election. ,1'..
Section sixth provides compensation for
Marshal. '.n ..',.r..-...+.'.'
Section 7th declares the present govern
ment void and the functions OF all State
officers at an end. 80"
Section 9th gives the President the Mil.
itary and Naval power to execute this, law.
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WINSTON NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 90 1856

the people, and the State. he: moved
an indefinite postponement. Not agreed
to- 49,, s. .t.se#.#e ~ t>..ss. ..
Mr.. Lowe moved to adjourn. Not
agreed. to. sss. yas "a. i'd al.
The resolutions were amended, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Lyon, by inserting, in the last
OF the series,, after the words sslaw and
order," the words, t'and union" tfe<is
The resolutions, as amended we're then
adopted. -. ...... AHA .s,4,..,.@..
Mr.. stevenson said he voted in the mega
tive not because he believed the people
Of the State disloyal, but because he
thought the resolutions should not. have
been introduced. s4.ss,.... -.
The House adjourned, .a,..a... ...........
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SENATE.

i. ..N.s..fe 81 SATURDAY, Dec. 8,
Mr.. Avery, a bill to incorporate the
North Carolina Land Emigration Compa-
n.y., Referred to the committee on the
Judiciary. a4-o ..., .t...4
Mr.. Speed, a bill to authorize the Dismal
Swamp Canal Company to issue coupon
bonds bearing per cent interest. On
motion of Mr.. Leach the rules were sus-
pended and the bill passed its several read
ings.' .''"''it,eJ e'3 ,ao<. = at, ot4sr. .,ss.'l
A message was received from the House
transmitting the House reo!utiops re-
lating 10 the loyaly OF the State. On
motion OF Mr.. Love, they were made the
special order for Friday next. 20
The bill to repeal an ordinance to ex-
change the stock of the State for bonds
came up on its third reading, and on mo
ton OF Nv. Berry it was. passed over in
formally. tEs ts.t sa.-st d2ss.asl
|o A message was received from the
House proposing to go forthwith into the
appointment OF Justices of the Peace
which was concurred in. A number o1
changes and additional names were of
fered from nearly all the counties in the
State.
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Rates of, Advertising.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURES
b, IS e.tE >t SEN ATE. I ,7eFsss.a) .
FRIDAY, Dec. Z

FRIDAY, Lee. {.
II Mr.. Hall. from the committee on Inter
nal improvements, to whom was referred
bill to prevent fraud upon the revenue
of the State, reported back the same, re-
commanding that it do not pass
Mr.. Love, from tie committee who
were appointed to wait on his Excellency
the Governor. reported that the Governor,
:. had fixed Saturday the 18th OF this
month, to receive the oath of office.
Mr.. Clark, by leave, introduced bill
to change the mode Of holding the Super
ior Courts, requiring each Judge TO hold
the Courts in the Circuit in which he
resides, regularly, but allowing the Judges
q to change their Circuits at their discre
ton. Referred to the committee on the
Judiciary. ,- ..t,a.....
On motion of Mr.. Cash the bill to es-
tablisn a Penitentiary in this State was
made special order for Tuesday next.
On motion of Mr.. McRae the bill re-
lating to the appointment of Justices Of
the Peace was taken up, for which he oi~
fered substitute.
The bill for the relief of srch persons as
s may have suffered from the destruction OF
+ court records or other papers in the sever
al counties of the State and for others
q. purposes, came up and on motion the rnl-
ID es were suspended and the bill passed it's
several readings. .5 u ......
ta A message was received from the
House proposing to 90 forthwith into the
election. Of five Councillors OF the State
Concurred in. -, s..3 .-..... I'LL, .,..t..
ia. The bill to amend the law of evidence
came up on its second reading and was re-
jected. Z -.1.s. .!.. .....
The bill to authorize majority OF the
justices Of the Peace to tx jailor's fees,
came up and on motion. the rules were
suspended and the bill passed its several
readings. -. - IT,. =, 80 ,.s-.
+. On motion of Mr.. Love the .engrossed
bill % extend the time for the collection
and return Of taxes in certain counties was
taken mp, under the suspension Of the
rules and passed Its several readings.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-12-20
HOUSE OF COMMONS. 7 ..l's7
.a..., FR1DAY, Dec, Z, 1866.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.

-
za By Mr. DAVIS; resolution that the
committee on Agriculture inquire wheth-
er any changes IN helaws of the State are
necessary toainsure better labor system,
whether additional legislation is needed,to
perfect the laws against 9vagrancy.-
Adopted. esi7lan b5s @>4tlI@i;9 Il t,t3a +.
By Mr.. Jenkins of Granville, a bill to
incorporate the Henderson and Western
81 Railroad Company 9di II .9a4 IS 1e.!s =.
~ By Mr.. Rountree; a bill placing lPhysl.
ttcians services, and accounts on an equal
dignity with Bonds. 'it9fiv9lI atlI !.
n BY Mr.. Everett; a bill to regulate and
i chan ge the Fees of county solicitors. ~ 8
Mr.. Moore, OF Hertford, moved "a re-
consideration of the vote by'.iwhichi was
rejected, on yesterday, the bill to enable
the Western Railroad Company to conn
plete it's road from the Coaiields in Cha
than county, to some point the y. q.
e Railroad. H ] 2at III aual htie ftt,ifaiifa $
N Mr. Cowan addressed the House inssup-
rlportof. the motion,t and expressed surprise
that the bill should have been defeated on
Yesterday when it had passed itso second
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-12-20

81 Mr.. Cofhn's ethigrant train ftthis place
on Monday nightlast, according to'oregn-
lar appointment We learn there were
but aboutone hundred on this train, which
would seem to argue that the emigration
fever IS subssdmg-or, siit'. may be,itltose
who wish 60 IVES. 'prefera more desir-
able route and dhetteracco ommoca catiousthan
are offered by Mr.. Coffin. Mr.. gUofin's
fee for acting as guide on; the srailroadris
two dollars for each person. This amount
is simply so much money foolishly spent,
as any personsWho can travel on nrailroads
with; MIR. Coffin can travel ust as easily
and safely without him. And while it ris
certainly disag:eeable Ito three or -four
hundred persons to. be crowded and pack.
ed in cars, it is likewise unsafe, and, the
heavy trains on account Of the speed they
are compelled to travel, tor safety, very
frequently miss connections, cansing hpas-
sengers to be on, the, road from six tpeight
ldays, when the trip ought to-. sbesa accom-
pishedYin tbree.trA party ten. persons
can go to any point west at ,tully " Aas glow
rates as it it; was composed ,;of five hun
dred, and each one can. save the two dol
larsfee exacted by the "sguade'' to whom
We have alluded. III Persons. desiring ito
mise time and money, and whowho wonld
prefer travelling as actual. passengers, in
| stead ofriappearing as Gagged animals,
would do well to applyfto the railroad
Eagents. .yat .Hillsboro,, Company II Shops,
Greensboro, High Point uor Lexington, ton,
from whom they can obtain, circulars, and
lful infortpatien ip regard. to. the ropte, to
which we allpde.-Ggeensbpyo, Rgtgsot.s
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-12-20

y Tie South Carolina j Journals annouBce
that there are at'presenti in sirccessfuiup-
Grafton in that State selessennc ncottoha facto-
Ffies, wiffchsrnna27 200. spindlesn and1 996
loon1s.a' The largest miibiss the iKallnia,
with 10000 spindles rand 600 aloorns, and
tho SMALLEST tne'V 'Val.ey Faalss Factory with
500 0spindlcs.o 'nsesr1'stis " fra ii 70 uolf
sea. T,ssesys saia s.oEss lia s4sl>ss - ssssrsss.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SATURDAY, Dec 8.

*ss. ,4I ,,." SATURDAY, Dec. 8.
Mr. Waugh, from the Committee on
Propositions and Grievances, reported a
bill to supply artificial arms to disabled
soldiers OF tins State, as a substitute tor
resolutions; referred. ,ss!r -a .~.ra.ta .ats.v,
,,a Mr.. @Rosebro, from the same committee,
reportrd bill for the relief OF disabled
soldiers providing tor the payment OF
commutatienain certain cases in lieu ,,ot
artificial 7linbs) ~ ~Yz.,..yi4.l f,na - i.r aft
u At - O'Clock AZ. the House proceed
to, execute the Joint order for the app
,pointment Of Justices the Peace. ,.ie
a The counties were called alphabetically y
and number OF nominations were made.
l. Mr.. Clark introduced resolution requir-
curing the Committee on adjournment,
to report on Monday next. Adopted.
/ BY Mr.. Harper a resolution to author
ize the, Public Treasurer to employ -conn-
sci in certain cases. Passed its several
readings under a suspension Of the rules
Mr.. Whitfield was allowed to record his
vote IN favor Of the resolutions introduced
By Mr. Russ on Yesterday asserting the
loyalty OF the State. .,...e
An engrossed. bill to authorize, the Dis
NAL Swamp Canal Company to issue eigh,
per cent, bonds, and its first reading.
On motion Of Mr. Cowan, the rules were
suspende3. and the Bill passed its 2nd
and 3rd d<readings and was ordered to be
~ yi sea,dl itss Il Is;i ~ f5ssss p
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-12-20

90 Not oneIha!f the cohutry With, one
hundred miles Of Memphis is scultis atddll
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-12-20
| Traces Of prehistoric civilization have

Traces, ,e Of prehistoric * 1 p civilization ;iliz have
been found 10 ST, Anthony, Minnesota -
A trap door, secured by a curious1y shap-
ed lock was discovered in the floor of the
cellar, and on pushing inyestigation further
i was opened and q spiral staircase, lead
ing. down one hundred and twentvthree
steps, appeared. Il ended in a passage
which led into an artificial cave, about
which were strawla iron and copper ine
Estrumenfs and al one side Of which was an
elevated platform and rude seats. g A.
stone sarcopl,agns was also found in anotL-
ser apartment, (which, on being opened
, 1866-03-30
HOSTEsETE8'S
SSfi11imiAcH BITTERS

As the oniy medicinal to-tc in the world OF which
that !utd Is the stimulating Ingredient
, 1866-03-30
TO MILIIINERS.

Your attention Is ctiltd to The R. L " Double Brsco
bonnet rIans fo1nd b experience 70 os the best .as
Sold By all tlstclsss sillineEy Houses,
1nhI1411 III NAV 50
, 1866-03-30
@INCE THE LAST
ANNUAL MESSAGE
ISSUED BY TIRE rHorR1sroes OF
10 H0sTETTER's
Stomach Bitters!
Fc7 the information and suidapce Of all who srZsd
HEALTH
~ the GREATEST or TEMPORAL BLESSINGS
the demand for this potent ana agreeable VeEe-
tabs ruy1I sad A1tERATlyE
has beeo immensely :.
tnefcAAa-
HEALTH

Eot only IN this country. but IN III other l.ads 10
which couamerre htszs car nsz. the peculiar nez1ss
Of The article arc Known sod appreciated. 1t h.s
httu fburd suited 70 IN climates. a, localities had
the needs Of eyeTy eass Of society. Compounded of
the p1ret veutshe ,nxstdleats, analtoysd with xuy
mineral salt cosxos1ve vegetable alta.oid. and co
hinlnE The properties Of \ WHoLESOME SroMACuIC
= GENTLE LAXATIVE, xno IN efacieat ANTI
E1LL1OUs AGENT. II u udossed By psacttcsl chem
ists u the SAFEST, md hy unpseat,eed physjcaans
- The sURE5T PREVENTIVE. REGULATING. and
RESTORATIVE PREPARATION OF THE AaR-
The nature OF it, conpouAts u The best guaranty
Of its harnlessness- It consists az the stimulating
principle ot Sound Ryc, nedieased With the dpcss
tonic, anufehEIle. apestsns sntascosauuc- and aast
spssucd1c herhs, roots and nszks that botanical
seazeh has Jet devtloped tor sho Of man. Every
vegetable subssauce that entefs into its eomposstoas II
chilled and eeced with scEupulous care. and nothing
tas Ia not sosnd and peecs Of It's kind L used N it,
manufacture
In the nctosy at Pittsburgh. rsnasyysn.s, system
Of Inspection fr mora thorouzh than that adopted By
government authority. II = tezt or the quasJ Of ms
great staples Of life. Il VIGOROUSLY prarttsed. Evuy
barrel Of the cereal 4mn1ant which fhrms the basis
Of fthe Bauers u xscetained b. absolutely pure be-
mrs It Is received INTO tho manufacturing department.
1n evJ leaf and nbre Of the msdicstln& n3.edleuss
se1uttnzed osfore tho process OF intaalon cone<s-
Such Is the enoous capacity Of tho tanfa In which
the Bte1s prepared that tha prop.etass aze en-
ahed to keep large stock on hand and 70 supply tho
domestic aud Gts'<n market with IN aztlclo natu.ud
Aad mellowed by time. Hence The nesY aud hstlsg
favor which attaches Ia ordinary o1tters and which
Is dus 10 their szwz1zs md tho intesor quatY osshe
, 1866-03-30

The general markets to-day were heavy and dali.
The quiet condition Of gold for d2J or two past
diEcomagcs the idea Of any permanent advance, and
the speculative demand ioF produce has fal!eu oil.
The Provision market ruled very quiet, md prices
wcst nther caie1; bat transact1ona west too tich.
to estsbl'th quotations.. Mess PORK was held at
*25 81 withou, buyers. Bulk meats were Qu1t'.
With sales 70 D00 ns Rough Sides at 135sse loose.
Bulk Shoulders were nominal at 10c loose. Lard
WINS dull md nominal At 10c loose Eara Vas dnl1
and nominal At 1eG1Slc, but there were 10 sales
reported. E1t.n Aess BeeE WIS soid ut $500, Beef
Tongues we're sold at Sso.oo per brl.
H1shwtnes were neglected and nomina] Al e 70
@.a21. There is no demand either by manufac-
tureEr or ahippeft.
The Flour market was rather more active, but
w,thout my der,dc4 ehsneo IN quoMuong. Tha
eales foot UP 1870 hrls At &860G7.Z5 tor ton grace
10 choice Spring Extras, 1na $3.50 fot Michigan
Whlte W1n.er4. Unsonnd Flour sold at <4.734l5l
for spring and f Is for Winter Exttas.
The Wheat market today waF Quie: and casicr.
No. Spring opened at 81 Is, and sold down to
<1.ei4-ciostn3 with no buyers over Il e. This Is
4 decline Of xR7sc on yesterdays closing ps7cs.
No. sEn1us wns dull end eaeier. Tae eales foot
up ,tS00o bn at Il. s. for White Winter; $40 6ot
Extra Spring f$l.a5As G1.esh for No. In North!
we.tesn] ei1 E1.25 Tor No. and e65sc for No.
-c|osing quiet II {1.s5Ge1 .a4,,s for No Spring.
Com WIS steady and without any very decided
change, With salea at 4i.;G4e for No. I, 36f 1s73.c
for Old No. ?, and 3; GE3sc for Rejected.
Rye WA quiet ut IN advance Of 1c, with light
ea1es n 5oc for No. l. No. = IL nominal al &c.
Barley was dull, with sales Of 1000 bn Prime
Canada ut Ae-a decline Of 80G,55c since last re.
ported taIes-
There Was 4 more active dem1nd for Timothy
Seed, ard the market vas hrmer with .ales At $s %
G2e5. Clover Seed wah du'1, with light saIe< a.
<5.sf11.75. uunea1ian Seed sold At G5c-
Salt eu,t1, a1h taes Of hne domestic al e 20
ds6o, and ground eolar at 200
The Grpce7y market was quite nctiye aud The
market was firm at onr quotations.
The following cespatchcs were read to-day on
Change:
NEw You1. March 70.
$oundF F1our firm Common heavy. Wheat steady,
Com tntcti.e and steady Oaia drn. Pork steady
At fs6.1s5 Lard trm but qu,et at 19c. WhlekeJ
steady .Gold 1s7H.
LATER,
Common Flour dnn Al S74180o. Wheat firm
at <1.ze91:cs- Corn quiet nnt steady. Oats
steacy. Hhiskey fFm.
LATER.
In the afternoon, the market fer No. Spring
Wheat Was guirt-closinK E1sh buyers at thai
figure.