davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-29
FROM THE
LARGEST MANUFACTURING CHE.
MIST in THE WORLD.

am acquainted with H. 7. Hembold he
occupied the drug store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally SO before
him. ! have been favorably impressed with
his character and enterprise. f&
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-29

AGENTS. WANTED.
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LOST OF MISI.AID.

A LIBERAL REWARD will be be paid for the deliv-
"A cry at the Office of the South Western, Of plain
TIN-BOX, containing the PAPERS of JOHN JANNEG,
Sheriff Of Concordia parish.
About the time of the surrender the Box and Papers
were in the of Confederate State officer; at
Shreveport for safe keeping; and it is supposed that
They were left in the hurry OF departure, and may now
be IN the hands of person, not acquainted with
Mr. Jannev n6v8-3t4 s. D. OLIVER.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
ENTITY THOUSAND ACRES OF TEXAS LAND. lying
u IN Ellis, Rusk, Cherokee, Montgomery, and Clay
counties that wish to Exchange for Cotton Planta-
ton on Red 0uachita, Or Mississippi rivers, with One
Thousand Acres in cultivation. For particulars, apply
10 the Editor of "JiDplecute," Or J. w. JOHNSON,
November s, ls65A Jeferson@Texas
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STCCESsIQN SALE.

Succession Of j. I. GILMER, deceased.
10y VIRTUE Of writ of sale issued from the Hon
Id Orabe the District Court Of the parish of Caddo
and to me directed ordering the SALE after legal adver
cession o. J. T. Giner, deceased will proceed to sell,
at the late residence Of j. 7. Gilmer Decd in Caddo
parish, between the hours of II o'clock A NJ. and 4
o'clock P. NJ on
Wednesday, the Goth day of December, 1865,
the following described property, belonging to the
cession Of J. I. Gmer, deceased, to-wit
The PLANTATION, situated in Caddo parish, known
as the residence of the late j. T. Gilner decd contain
ing eleven hundred 1lu0) acres more or less.
Personal Property,
4 bales Cotton more or less,
"a bales Cotton more or less, in the seed,
Is bales Cotton more or less, in the field,
10 mules, horses, 5 oxen,
80 head of cattle, more or less,
so head of sheep, more or less,
10 killing hogs, more or less,
80 stock hogs g
! oz-wagon, four-nule wagon, 1two-hoFse wagon
! cart and gear,
10 sets gear,
100 bushels corn, more or less,
lot hoes, axes
Carpenter and blacksniths TOOLS
lot of single and double trees
lot of poughs, old iron, &c. &c.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting Of bedsteads tables chairs, mattresses
bedding curtains. and various other articles Of urn
ture and household goods.
Terms of sale-Cash, subject to apprasement
Such portion of the personal property that does not
bring its appraised value, WILL at the same tife and
place, be fe0ered for sale credit Of twelve moths
the purchasers credit giving their notes, with ap-
from date, until paid. i. NJ. GlLnEh,
November s. 1865 Adnf
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% LOUISIANA


fHN SUBSCRIBER tss iu.t fetaraed f#am tae C5y
HH I#Ee, veil "a set.i stock Of faHes anH staple
HfE Goods HaIeh IS aufigsiied bv any estadhshmeut
q Tile place ar vagaatg aHd excellence III fabric aad
design embracing a.l descriptions 81
Plain aud JsefHi Goods
fer family plantation usq Is well us the 44ey costtv
and e'eEtua tanues IF Fee loom aud needle consisting
10 part ~ @1fks. AerHaes, peaiHe- Hafcaes p0plin
gfte Eagpes lEsh Linens Blankets. Fiauues Hosiery
Hoap-skirtss EmhroldaTias Lacgs Cloths Cassimeres
bleached and uabieJgbad Domestic all widths. Ticking
Checks, Cattonades, Liuacys Loweils etc. etc.
His stock Nc
Clothing md Furnishing Goods,
Embraces everything requisite for geutIemcus wear
mada up IN the very latest fashions and Of superior
materials.
large and superior stock of
Boots, Shoes md BrOgans,
Of an STYLES and sizes, for Ladies' Gentemeu's aud
Chareu's wear.
IIis facilities purchasing and reponishing Of stock
gra unsurpassed aad purchasers will find my PAGES
LaW As IaE L0WEsr.
oetn JOHN LANNA.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE.
FEIHE undersigned have entered into C6partrership
L for the purpose of carrying a GENERAL MER-
CANTILEBUSINESS, under the name and style Of A.
EngIe Il Co.
A. EEGLE,
JNO G. AIcWTLLIA3fs,
J. ,. GILMORE.
Shreveport. October Is, 1865-ofs
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NATION FOR SALE.
EATI[ARLE PROPERTY noe SALE!

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!
70 Acres Of Cleared LASD half mile from the II
Gated for building.
4 valuable PLANTATION in Caddo one in DeSoto;
q tract Of Woodland in Bosser near Col Saudidge's;
800 Acres of Woodland miles from Shreveport; Lots
and a Storehouse in Shreveport and desirable Resi-
dence Of rile from the corporation line Of Shreve-
port.
H. J. G. BATTLE,
October o3. lsG5tf General Agent.
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90 - al I.orisIal n..---Parish d cadGo.

SUCCESSION Of ,. y. UALNWI-LL.
;-775TH Judicial DISTRICT CoURT-Notice is
hereby gven that NARY Z Caldwell, admins.
trarix Of said succession has this day filed an account
Of her administration and apetton to homologate the
same and unless opposition be made thereto in thirty
days the time prescribed by law said account will be
homologated, andmade the judgment of the Court
- Given under my hand and seal OF office, this
I. S. October y, 1865.
Sltr,II,r,o44+ n,tobor o.. 1se55+
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The state of Lonisisl..l--sEsarish of caddo.

The State OF LOHlsIthfL"@"8 iTIaII OF s.ltAttO'
Succession of JoHH G. BuRRuss, decd.
Fg3ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT--Notice is
4 hereby given that EMILY Ia BuRRUss Tutrix Of the
MINOR O. E. BUEaUss, child of John c. Burrus, decd,
has this day fled her first annual account OF her tutor
ship and unless opposition be made thereto, within
thirty days the said account wifi be bomoogated aud
made the Judgment of the court.
- Given under ny hand and seal OF office, tins
H. s 18th day Of November, 4. ., 1863.
- A. j. MEKSH0N, Clerk.
chrevenor+ November 49, 1965-5t
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DTSSOI,TVION.

NER. JNO. G. ELSTNER has this dav withdrawn
IVA from the firm Of PHELPS & Co; the name and
stvIe Of the firm will continue heretofore. JAMES
r. PHELPS is alone authorised to Hqujdate the clains
Of the concern. PHELPS CO.
Shreveport Nov 20 1865 st
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$50 REgVARD---sT0LEN

t'FIU
BYRON the subscriber, on Sunday night, 5th instant
D. dark bay HORSE, in good order, about years
DID, he has a small white spot he size Of large buck
shot the left shoulder, another white spot (aboat II
Of inch in length the left side of the neck about
inches behind his ears and has several saddle marks
A reward Of fifty dollars will be given for the horse
and thief or lively five dollarst9r the horse
Nov. s, D. P0BST
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N0TIGE.

nURTNG my absence from this city, Mr.. J. NJ. DAN
y BREUN is duly authorised to act as my Agent
and transact any business requisite for the carrying on
the Coffee House. corner of Texas and Market streets
ALEXANDRA GR0UCHY.
Sbrnvpnort Sent. o. 1s65-tf
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TTENTION PLANTERS ]!

DHELPS & co. have ample room to store all cotton
i sent to them and advise planters, now that the
roads are good to bring their cotton fast posi-
BILE and have it ready for shipment the resumption
Of good navigation Ts2eG
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GAS WORKS FOR SALE.

FE7HE Proprietors of the Shreveport Gas Works offer
4 sell to the City and Citizens Of Shreveport, the
stock Of the same consisting Of 400 shares of 90 each
Books for subscription to be opened at oknson 4 Durrs
banking House, Thursday, the 23d inst, and to re
main open ten days. u0y22
Il. D. SALE. \. MURPHY.
Late IcwisylIle Ark
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TO THE PTRI.IC,

TO THE PUBLIC.
VSTE respectfully inform friends that we have
w ample ROOM in Warehouse, and are
prepared TO receive, store ship all cotton sent
care. [oct5 WALSH & B0ISSEAU.
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EcLIpsE sTARLE. to- STREET.

"AyTYG leased this well known large and o.
commodious STABLE. and thoroughly r.
retted it. are prepared to attend to the wants Of me
public The best horses carriages and buGgies kePt
constantly on hand Strict attention gwen to the groom
- n"7etf rrcpIietot5.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
j. p. HACKEL,

DDLE2Y, sADDLERY HARDWARE,
Texas street. q Doors below E. & B. Jaco5s
Shreveport, Louisiana.
Prompt and careful attention given to filing and
hPpmg orders from the country. lnoE22 I'm
&TEAHBOAT MACHINERY FOR SALE.
TgVIlG Engines, Boilers, PiDes, &C. Of the steamer
4 Leila are offered for sale by
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EnR ShT.E.

FOB SALE.
yETILD WOOD Notwithstanding 1902 acres
w choice Land 300 acres bottom, 50gacres in good
state of cultivation; finely finished frame house built
in 1860 with rooms at cost Of $4,000; large orchard
ofapplc pears and peaches the finest fruitn the State
5000 bushels of corn 20 stacks Of fodder potatoes peas
and rice: 70 No. ! mules; yoke oxen new wagons,
cart; So head Durham cattle IS sheeP l2,000pounds
of fat pork hogs stock hogs farming utensils and
plantation tools of every description.
new Clubhouse, gn-stand and mill, cotton press,
stream of never falling water runs nearly through
The centre of the land several good springs, and an IN
eNhausti5le supply Of rail timber
IriCc-$I0 900, loo bales Of cotton.
If not sold by the st of january next, will be rented
Here is Gne opportunity for any one to make 200
bales of cotton next years team tools and provisions on
THE place, and labor also, if any work it am
satisfied that cannot work free negroes, and deter
mined not to try II any longer,
Near Spring Ridge, Cuddo parish, La.
An EXCELLENT IL E1sIE9 ENCE FOR SALE,
rgyuE PLACE lately occupied by Coy. Allen, in the
noT T8'"''s : II Il A. ,. LEv1sEE.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
- The former DWELLING of Mrs Lueie j. Moore,
ti:t in the city Of Shreveport, situated on Market
l-4sA- street near Cross bayou Terms easy.
Hog. i.tf - ~ = WILLIAMSON LEyIsEE.
FOR SALE.
- C0MwopIoUs convenient, and comfortable y W "
Hill STORY DWELLING, situated IN the most deslr-
IL ahIe portion Of the city with three rooms onthe
Iovcrfowe and four the epper, and the necessary
utholscs thereto attached including the ground on
whicb.said improvements arc situated
Also with the dwelling and furniture, tine Carnage,
several mich Cows and Cart and two-horse Wagon.
For particulars, apply to nr,,r.s crI,putv
octlll bh3I-l1 9 oI1aI = -
BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.
IN the town of Homer, Louisiana two fine PHELAN5
! and one POOL TABLE, with Marble Tops-Balls
and Cues all complete-as good as new. ,r,,-rv7
novSl =. MeonA-,Il.
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S25 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

S25 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ FROM the subscriber, on the night of the Cd
k-[SA inst. at his mill miles from Shreveport,
ZSzA- sorrel MARE, spare made well built, branded
with on the left shoulder, saddle marks, Of
her feet white with white spot in her forehead ORG
years old TnovSl NJ. Z. BLUME
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TO RENT FOR THE YEAR 1865.


FOR RENT FOR TIE YEAR 1866.
FETuE PLACE On which the subscriber now resides
Il miles south Of Shreveport, on the Mansfield road
There is about hundred Of open land on the
place. very fine Young orchard of fruit trees IN iu
bearing never failing well of excellent water, very
comfortable dwelling, with suitable ontbuIldngs 99a
tits Of the best stands for public house IN Caaao
parish.
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the premises
ort0 Albert H. Leonard at Mutt Leonard taw ONCE,
Shreveport [novl5I a. LEON Ak0
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NOTICE.

TE7HE undersigned have opened an OFFICE on the
L Levee in The building formerly occupied by MessTs
JoHxsox & Dunn. for the purpose of winding up the
affairs of the firm and all persons indebted TO them are
hereby notified forward and settle; and those
having claims, to present them, duly agthenucatGd
STACEY & WELLS.
Slrorenerf. Sent. a. lS65-tf
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z NEWBURGER will continue the business in his
IL own name at Jameson & Co old stand 10 Texas
street Those indebted to SOUR & NEWBURGER will
come and settle heirndebedness,
if not they will be put in the officers hand for COLLECTOR
them for immediate settlement.
L. NEWBURGER.
Shreveport Sen+ember 81 1955-tf
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EUST RECEIVED
~ A small stock of Drugs, cheap,
A large stock Of Plantation Russets,
A large stock Of Boots and Shoes,
A large stock of Domestics, beached and unble'd
A large stock of Sheetings, bleached and unblea'd
and for sale by o25l Z. NJ CRANDAL
GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS received in payment
IN for Goods by Z. VI. CRANDAL.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

MAYORS OFFIcE-CITY or Shreveport,
November Is, 1865. !
OWNERS of property fronting the principal
pairs as may be necessary made the sidewalks in
front Of their property.
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NOTICE.

THyTTE PARTNERSHIP heret fore existing under the
1 name and style Of SOUR & NEWBURGER, is this
dav dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner will
attend to winding up Of the business of the late firm.
A. SOUR,
j. NEWBURGER.
Shreveport, September %, 1865.
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N0T4cE "a 49, PAYERS.

MA4oR's OFrIcE-CITY or SHREyEAoRT,
November Is, 1865.
NTOTIGE is hereby give that the TabIeau Of City
II Taxes for 1865, has been received and the Tax
payers Of this city aenotfed to come forward to the
MAYORS OFFI&E, within Thirty Days, and pay the
taxes OF their property, OF they Will be proceeded
against according to law.
nlI-Im T. A. lgEONAEI), C0ntrOIIer.
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RI-aGIESfEIIuIN9..


MASUFACTURBR
Copper, Zinc, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
WoULp inform the public that he has recently
y received a stock of materials and is prepared to
GE,manufacture every description of Work. Par
" tcuiar attention paid to steamboat work Cistera
pumps repaired at the shortest notice
Shreveport. June r. 1861
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100 49,.
For common elementary branches in English,
per session of twenty weeks. .......-... -. so .
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MISSES BOOTS AND SHOES,


aas IF eyary description aa5 Fr'ss. e sob
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Office at the Battle House.
Shrerpnnrt Sent d. lo65-tf
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ter arose and relieved herself as follows: ~
{. soc Young ladies here who seenH u Io-e 90.
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deadly poison. can feel cold IN my stolnacn nov
1t will Kill men
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Down with the Pricrs.

The developments of the last few
days have resulted in a tremendous
panic in the wholesale meat market
All the drovers and large dealers are
destined to be heavy losers, and there
will be many large failures. The fol,
lowing private despatch from Buffalo
tells the story:
BUFFALO, Nov. -.
The news from New York broke down
the cattle market and created panic.
Business is at a stand-stil. The Wes-
tern drovcrs, who have becn holding
large Quantities, are heavy losers.
The extraordinary decline in pork and
"hog products during the past month,
resulted yesterday in the failure Of one
large operator and one or two "small
fry" The decline i'll messpork has been
from $50 to S2i -; prime lard from l94c.
to 14tc. per b.; picked hams from 1910.
TO Isle. per H.; live hogs from 12!c. TO
7lc. per h.; dressed from 13lc. to 9!c.
ncr b., and 50 on. Beef declined yes
terday equal to one cent pound to the
consumer, making about three cents IN
the past month. And the lowest prices
above quoted are still high. IN
the second year of the war pork sold aI
Sl3 per barrel. Spectators must stand
from under. Retailers of meat must
come down with their prices. Their
customers should insist upon getting
Some advantage from the panic in the
wholesale markct.-Ncr York UOrid.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
BEIGHTON PENs, NOv. ].

DklGHlON IfNS' NOV. l..
CATrLE-The receipts Of cattle during
the past week foot up 200 head, all
told. The market was dull throughout
the entire week. opening to-day with
200 head in the pens. all of, which, with
the exception Of loo, were sold. Sales
in the forepart dragged little, butchers
not being willing to pay the prices
asked, and drovers showing no DISPOSE
ton to cpncede but towards noon sell
ing commenced, though at a decline OF
fully soc, the market closing with more
of dullness, than we have seen for many
day. We quote common at 50ai 20,
fair 4 GOAL 80, good 5Oa5 90, and
extra O0a5 80. The majority of the
cattle were Of an inferior grade. Choice
would have brought 81.
HoGs-The receipts during the week
were large, amounting to upwards OF
1880 head. Owing to the large decline
in prices and the unfay orabie weather
during the latter part of the week, the
arrivals were quite slim, and to-day not
a single hog made its appearance. We
have not much of a market TO note in
the way of sales. One or two lots only
sold to-day by men who have been hold
ing over: they brought : 80, which was
an advance of J0c over prices i'll the lat
ter part of the week.
SHEEP-The arrivals were light, 6s(
head being about all that came in. The
market was dull during the week, but
good sheep sold at from 3 90 10 3 ~
To-day there were only l25 head in thu
mems. which sold ut 3 80 TO 3 so: one
small lot extra sold at q 90. The market
for anything might be truly noted a'
extremely fat. t.ss.I
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Monetary Affairs.

New YORK, November II.
The Posts money article says: The
loan market is more active and very
little business is doing below 6 per cent.
ON call loans. at 6a74 per cent. on dis
count. The draw of currency to the IN
terror still continues. The stock market
opened steady, became weak, and closed
steady. After the regular board, the
uuotations were: New York Central,
llUg: Erie, 49,; Hudson, l25; Reading,
ll3s: Michigan Central. 1l2f: Michigan
Southern. 81; Pittsburg, =: Northwest
ern. so: Northwestern preferred, a.;
Toledo, 1854. Foreign Exchange dull;
bills Mt 60 days on London quoted at
1oS.aloo.; for Commercial, lo9al09t'
bankers do. ut short sight, lO94all0.
The Commercials money article says
The money market shows atcndency to-
ward increased caSc-the effect, perhaps,
rather of n diminished demand from
brokers than of any change III the con-
dition of the banks. The larger stock
firms are again able to borrow on stock
collateralS nj per cent, though . per
cent. is the predominant rate. Dis
counts are somewhat active. There Is a
large supply of paper in the market and
some pressure to sell, the rate for
prime names being Ga6t per cent. For
cign exchange nominal at lO9alO9t for
prime banker 90 days sterling.
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Grcn, Decline in Grain Prices.

The Chicago grain markets during
the past week were subject To the most
violent fluctuations. On Monday, say,
the Republican, No. corn rose is higl
as 81 10 per bushel, but the market
gradually became weaker till, on Satur
day. il was sold as low rs sc per bush
Ella decline within the five days OF
twenty-five cents per bushel.
During the same period the wheat
market was also unsettled, and we have
to note a decline in prices of pc PEI
bushcl on No. spring, and 2Oa2lc pei
bushcl on No. >. On Monday. No.
spring wheat was sold in this market
as high rs 81 - per hushel, and on Sat
urday last it closed ut - per bushel.
Oats declined &c per buShcl during
the week. No. rye opened on Monday
at 81 % per bushcl, and closed on Sat
urlav mt s9c-a decline within the
week of 2Oc per bushcl. No. , barley
opened on Monday at SJc per buSho ]
and fell on Saturday as low as CSC
closing at 66a67c-a decline on the week
of 1Sa20c per bushel.
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New York Market.
New YORK, November Il

New YORK, November Il.
COTTON-Fully lc. lower but in
moderate demand; :}5c. for midling up
lands.
FLOIR-Reccipts 1929 bbls: market
opened iOal5c. better but closed dnll,
with advance partly lost; 9alO - for
superior Western; lOal2 for common
to medium: extra Western IL 25al3 40
for choice do, II 50al2 80 for common
to good shipping brands extra Il. Ii. o.,
and II 4jali for trade brands.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet.
WITISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipt lIl,93l bushels;
market 3a5c. better on spring with fair
speculative demand: sales $1,000 bush
rls2 3Oa2 u for No. = Chicago and
Milwaukee, the latter for very choice,
and = Il for inferior Chicago spring.
RYE-Quiet at 81 for old Western.
! BARLEY-Market without decided
change.
ket opened1c. better, closed dull and
Declining; sales of 1900 bushels at %
al 81. for spring mixed Weslsr M In
store and afioat, closing at 29al 80.
OATS Receipts Of 6i,O73 bushels;
market without decided change; sales
of a, 900 bushels, at 69a7le for Chicago
and Milwaukee.
Realistically.
COFFEE-Quict.
SUGAR-Dull; Cuba, lJiallic.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Quict; pc for crude,
and 3ia36 for refined in bond.
COM-Forcigu scarce and firm; sales
Of $50 tons New Castle gas, at II 5oa
II -; extra shipping domestic quiet
and unchanged, at : n0a7 -.
WOOL-Dull and heavy: sales of
100000 pounds, ut I1a55t domestic
fleece. 25a5D; pulled, Soc; tubbcd, 3Ga
BE: California and Mcstcza aud Mexico
on private terms.
LEATHER-Hcmloc sole scarcely
so firm: 32la23i for Bucnos Ayrcs light
weights; 3ia35c Tor middle do; 32a:Sic for
California light weights; 33ia3itc for
middle do. and 35;s}1c for heavy do.
PORK-Opcncd heavy and declining,
and closing more firmly; sales Of 6,loO
barrels at ~ 37a25 - for regular, and
cash for new mess, closing at - S7a2j 90
for cash and regular, and u 00a22 80
for prime: also l,5OO barrels new mess
at - 90 for sellers option for November,
and - - for sellers option for January.
BEEF-Steady Mt II seals % for new
plain mess. and l. 50a23 30 for new
extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Hcavy and lower:
sales of 100 barrels at 35ai0.
BACON-Dull
CUT MEATS-Quict; sales Of li5
packages at 12al3 for shoulders, and LA
l. for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmcr: 9ial0t for
western, chiefly at 9;a92 for heavy.
LARD-Stcady.
BUTTER-Steady.