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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-03-12

70 The public mind is consider.
ably exercised as to the New Hamp.
shire election which came off on
Tuesday last, and much concern is
manifested in the complexion which
it is apprehended the result may
have assumed. The telegraph had
it yesterday that the State had gone
for the Radicals by two or three
thousand majority.
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0ne Hundred Dollars Reward.

CTOLEN from the residence Ct the undersrn med /,
- on Friday night, the 10th OF November, y
CHESNUT SORREL HORSE, heavy set, heavy
msps and tail, very round rump, white star In the
forehead and two hind feet white up TO the fore-
locks, branded "U. 81 Fifty dollars will be paid
fer delivery Of the horse to me in Baton Rouge,
and nifty dolars for the apprehension and con-
viction Of the thief
dec5 GEORGE A. PIKE.
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W- Our attentive friends, Capt. Pete
Millette and John Garvin are entitled TO,
and will please accept renewal Of our
thankful acknowledgements for additional
favors conferred upon us in journalistic
way.
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FINE CuTLERY.-Mr. Julius G. Bogel is
offering for sale o large and fine assort-
mcnt of Foreign Cutlery, of every pos
sible grade and on terms which cannot
fail to find favor with purchasers. See
advertisement.
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ANOTHER LARGE. INVOICE.

DY LATE arrivals from the West, ! have Just
ID put In store and will sell at small profits;
4Uo0 TBS Green and Smoked Shoulders and Sides,
rs barrels Mess Pork, Fts#t
so :. best Family Flour,
2b half barrels best Family Flour,
25 Kegs Leaf Lard, 1'
40 bags Corn,
40 :. Oats. .EE
100 :. Corn,
My stock of FAMILY GROCERIES and panta.
ton supplies, canaot be surpassed-s call 10 all
that is wanted to convince my customers and
the public generally Of this fact 4s
mario N. WAX
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sgA widow lady of Bullitt county,
KY, recently sent hogshead of to.
bacco and a gum, or hive Of honey to
the Louisville market, and, much to
her surprise, the honey brought her
more money than the tobacco.
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Strawberry, Tomato Plants, &c.

A FEWAHUNDRED OF Wilson's Albany Straw
"A berry plants, said BY all judges to be pre-
hundred, also TiiJen's celebrated Tomato plants
price rs cents per dozen. Market vendors and
families will be supplied with the choicest vege-
tables and plants of their season ut Dr.. DAYS
Gardsn, corner Of Government street and East
Boulevard. JOHN MORAN,
febZJ-1m Gardener
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MARRIED-

In this parish, on the 9th of February,
by the Rev. Isaac Easterly, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, j. W. Usher,
ESQ. Mr.. 8. D. POWERS, to Miss SAL
LIE d. USHER.
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/, FARM FOR SALE.

10 MILES from Baton Rouge, on the Bayou
IL Sara Ro~d. IL contains about 120 acres
Of splendid land, about 80 acres cleared and un-
der fence. The improvements are amply sufi-
Client for residence and quarters. PRICE $40
per Acre-haf cash, the balance In one year.
Apply to JULIUS O. BOGEL.
janis ff fe 70 Auctioneer.
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ley Mr.. j. G. Bogel has on hand a
consignment Of Western Whisky, in bar
rels, which he is selling cheap. See ad
vertisement.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

I0E ARPENTS OF land situated on the
EtLC Bayou Sara road twelve miles from Ba-
ton Rouge, with improvements, consisting of q
good Dwelling house, Cabins, Corncribs, and 60
acfss OF the land are open and under cultivation
ihe other 10 heavily ttmbered. For terms apply
to JULIUS @. BOdEL,
sfeb22 kx& Auctioueer
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~ +. c. WHARTON q CO. No. 80 Common
street, between Camp and Magazine, New orleans
are our authorized Agents for that city
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Bas~ You may talk about "the darl

sa" You may talk about "the dark
ages" but what was there in the dark.
est Of them comparable to the present
and prospective condition of this coun-
try in the 10Th century ?-Louisvihe
Journal.
s9- The radical speeches of Con-
gress fill the halls with such an
amount of gas that one would think
the introduction Of cigar might lead
to the blowing up Of the Capitol.-B.
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GEORGE A. PIKE.
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the
n succession Of the lats HENRY STOKES,
deceased, are requested to present. the same to
the dativs Parliamentary Executrfx, Mary Ann
Stokes, or her Attorney, SAMUEL +. GREVES.
mAr6 588.aft sesE
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t~ The weekly Auction Sales at Bo-
gels take place every Saturday at II
O'Clock. Everybody should be there.
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GREAT BARGAIN

TN A Plantations and Wood Yard. 1900 acres
i Of Land--200 cleared under fence, about 10
miles shove the city OF Baton Hougs, on the East
side Of the bank Of the Mssissipp river. The land
10 well timbersd with ash, cypress, 40, and 10
we'll adapted for wood yard There 10 DWELL
ing and I'll necessary outbuidiugs. A great bar-
gain can b had II ppiication ID made soon. For
particulars apply 10, or address the undersigned
st the aasstts = Comet Office.
mario j. q. CHARR0TTE
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az Use Jastremski's Peetoral Syrup.
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &c.
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THE LOUISIANA CONVENTION.
EIGHTY FIRST DAY-MARcH D, 1865
Convention Adjourned sine Die.

The Convention met ut II o'clock, A. NJ,
President Taliaferro In the chair.
A resolution to send copy of the Con-
stitution to the President of the United
States, to Gen. Grant and each member of
Congress. was adopted.
Judge Cooley rose TO o privileged ques-
ton. He said that the Convention had no
! right to sit any longer, since the authority
conferred upon this body by the acts Of
| Congress, that is, framing u Constitution
had expired.
The President decided that the Conven-
| tion had the right to pass such resolutions
| looking to the completion of It's business.
A resolution, authorizing the chairman
Of the Enrolling Committee, and the Sec
retaries OF the Convention to complete the
unfinished work and to EN- ploy such clerks
as may be necessary, was laid upon the
table.
The Chair announced as members Of the
committee to wait upon Gen. Hancock,
and inform him OF the adoption Of the
Constitution, Messrs. Belden, Mushaway
and Vandergriff'
A motion was made by Blackburn TO
repeal the resolution providing that the
members receive no pay after Saturday.
Trinchant moved to lay upon the table,
which motion prevailed. Ayes A, nays
%.
The following members Of the Conven-
ton were chosen the seven Registrars Of
election: Messrs. Packard. of Algiers
Wicklifie, Of Orleans ; Ingraham of Caddo;
Underwood, of st. James Blackburn, OF
Claiborne Hampstead, of Ascension, and
Harris, of Concordia.
The committee appointed to wait on
General Hancock with copy Of the Con
stitution, reported that the General Com
Tuanding expressed doubts whether the
election for State officers conld be held,
under the reconstruction acts of Congress,
on the same day the vote of the people is
taken on the Constitution, and stated be
would telegraph to Washington for ad-
vice on the subject. In the meantime he
will order an election for taking the sense
OF the people as to the Constitution itself.
After resolution OF thankst to the Presi-
dent and officers of the Convention, and
some other business Of no special interest
to the public, Wickliffe, of Orleans moved
that the Convention stand adjourned sine
ptie, except in the event Of the Constitution
being rejected, then the Convention may
be reasssmbled by call Of majority Of
the members. This motion was adopted
by q vote Of IS to 80.
After some remarks by President Tai
iaferro, expressing the hope that the Con-
stitution will be ratified by the people,
prayer was offered by Rev. Josiah Fiskc.
and the Con vention adjourned sine dis, in
very quiet and orderly manner.-Aeo
Orleans Bee, 10Th.
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ley Thanks to Mr.. VIM. Garig and
Can't. A. w. Simmons for late favors.
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neg The discovery of gas wells !,

gag The discovery Of gas wells in
our city is becoming quite a COM
mon occurrence. Besides the we'll at
Messls. Knight & Co., 172 Gravier
street, the flow Of gas from which still
continues undated, gas has been
"struck" in the vicinity Of St. Mary's
Market, and at The Shakespeare Foun-
dry on Girod street, which ignites and
burns freely. - Ncw Orleans Plea
ynne.
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ses' Just as boys make frantic at
temps TO initiate the flip flaps Of every
circus acrobat who comes along, SO all
the lutte politicians endeavor to ego
through the motions of the big fish
of the political pond Elk. gr., reso-
Iutous charging Governor Fentou
with high crimes and misdemeanors,
and asking the legislature to impeach
him, were presented at a meeting of
the New York Board of Aldermen,
on the 1st.-New Orleans Crescent.
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Furniture.

YTHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale large
l. lot ofHarniturs, at reduced prices.
feb16 ll bFb t5 M. GRANARY
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COTTON SEED.

COTTON SEED.
O00 BUSHELS best quality sound good seed.
~OO Apply At this Office mar8-t
l-@-- A--@~-~ --A-
CORN SHELLER FOR SALE.
HAVE for sale one good secondhand Corn
l. Sheller-Price, twelve dollars cash.
movie JOSHUA BEAL
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HOME MANUFACTURES.

rTHE MISSOURI MILLS are now turning out
i q hns article Of Dressed Tongue and Grooved
Flooring which viii be supplied 1t very low prices
for cash. ffSb25J A!A. DELAhODEkIE
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HEARINGS AND GOLDFISH.
On BOXES Herrings and Goldfish just received
~ at store Of tmar10l JOSHUA BEAL
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WHISKY.

CONsIGNM EMIT Of 10 barrels western
n Whisky, just received and for sale cheap
at JULIUS O. BOGEL's,
marl2 No. I, Main street.
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Mess Pork, Kettle Lard aud Flour.
IN BARRELS frst-class Mess Pork,
~ 2 tiercss choice Kettle Rendered Lard,
gu barrels Plants Flour, az.
now in store and for sale by g sys4 47.Es
marie f JOSHUA BEAk
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~ l.. q. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent
for the settlement Of Claims Bills &C. Also, author
lied Agent and Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET.
Once ut the Court House.
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1872 SCI o Il q, 89Af
FOR LADIES, MISSES, BOYS AND INFANTS,
IN GAsAT VARSITY. ~
CLOTHING,
AT oNE-HALF THE ACTUAL COST.

t-ysAil in want OF DRY GOODS, and who wish
to buy goods from rs to 40 per cent. 1eloao ne
regular market price, should not fail to examine
our stock aud prices before purchasing elsewhere.
maT12 E. FENDLER.
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FOR RENT,

VTNHREE iLAE0E AIRY ROOMS over the AgA
J. Peoples Store, opposite The Bank, Third 4iH
street. For particulars spply at the
iseptl7 q PEOPLES STORE
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CORN.

MO BETTER Corn, no lower prices-for the
cash In hand-tAan at the store Of
mario JOSHUA BEAL
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FllR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, with ~
IA thrsS rooms well finished. For par Ga
ticulars, apply 1t this Office. JANIS
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DRY SALT SHOULDERS.
nEAEERs will find supply Of Dry Salt
- Shoulders at store Of
mario JOsHUA BEAL
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Adj I7 e. 14
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
4 MOTHER fresh arrival Of Garden Feeds, Just
"A r.eei'ed and for sale by the undersigned:
mario N. WAX
CHEESE AND BUTTER.
TIME freshest and best that any market affords
i can always be had ut the store Of the under.
signed. lmarlo] N. WAX
CHEAP FOR CASH.
HAY.--I now have in store eighty bales Of
Ii choice WestsrI Hay that Is offered cd0t
purchasers at the low price Of One Dollar and
mario JOSHUA BEAL
Mess Pork, Kettle Lard aud Flour.
0O BARRELS first-class Mess Pork,
~ 2 tiercss choice Kettle Rendered Lard,
81 barrels Plants Flour,
now in store and for sale by
marie JOSHUA bEAk
CORN. $50 y
MO BETTER Corn, no lower prices--for the
mario JOSHUA BEAL
HERRINGS AND GOLDFISH.
On BOXES Herrings and Codas h just received
~ at store Of [marlol JOSHUA BEAL
WRAPPING PAPER.
100 REAMs assorted sizes Wrapping Paper
mario JOSHUA BEAL
DRY SALT SHOULDERS.
DEAEERs will find supply Of Dry salt
~ Shoulders at store Of
mario /E JOsHUA BEAL
FRESH ARRIVALS.
lust REOEIyED, dir ect from the West:
d 25 barrels Mess Pork, sHd
~, so barrels Flour, 4HHf
aa 25 barrels Irish (PlantinR) Potatoes,
1000 pounds Choice Smoked Hams, aa
1000 pounds Breakfast Bacon.
My friends and customers are invited TO give
me a cali and examine my stock Of Family and
Plantation Supplies, now in store.
mars near the Court House
~ - GARDEN SEEDS. %
r HAVE IN STORE, the largest and BEST as
i sortment Of choice fresh Garden Feed ever
Ifersd in this market. N. WAX,
MARI near the Court House.
FLOUR.
NIHEN 70U WANT 4 bag or barrel of the
w best fancy extra Flour made, be sure and
give me call fmatSI JOSHUA iBEAL
. CORN. g
100 h.s g., nov y, 10 store $50 bags to nrrv'
feb22 JOSHUA BEAL
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yX7HEN 70U WANT 4. bag or barrel Of tn.
w best fancy extra Flour made, DO sure and
give me call maf3I JOSHUA !BEAL
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CORN.

100 BAGS now in store, $50 bags to nrrive
LUZ in day or two.
feb22 JOSHUA BEAL
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

HAY.--I now have In store eighty bales Of
Ii choice WestsrI Hay that Is offered cash
purchasers at the low price OF One Dollar and
Twenty Cents per hundred pounds.
mario JOSHUA BEAL
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A NEAT, comfortable and commodious o.
/. II Cottage kssidsncs, containing four ;:;
rooms, Kitchen and scrvants' rosm; a. lsR
good siatern we'll supplied with wateT--the io-
cation very plea SAINT ana desirable. Apply to
febl6 Asgs JAMES McVAY
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HtORN. Cash purchasers of Corn can fisd bar
. gain ~ my store. tmar7I JOSHUA BEAL
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

r HAVE IN STORE, the largest and bsst ~
i sortment Of choice fresh Garden Feed sve
tfersd in this market. N. WAX,
,mar5 near the Court House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

-.,,-... 20 Messrs Winslov, Lanier q Co., INC
y 80 ~ the State in New-YOrk that tpey
reeeive this installment notice TO % loO
Ootb Of June. This is the only publ9 deD' %
- CO. avcept a few thousand OF the wW Dono' ~
C, eo not vet presented for redemption mara
TTnuord Of forty Presidents and executive no
,;,roods throughout the United states nav M
titoned Congress, praying an rnmeG naoiec Rail
80, &c the Government aid to the Union I ICED in
. Eastern Division upon the terms pr ~, that
,be hill therefor pending IN Congress onsideratons
National financial and commerce. ,,ranted and
~ - government AID should De is that
- tbe reasons assigned for tniS .ho Territories
ao,struct;on of tbs road thIoue - demanded
"n0 $3.50, Nevr.NexicO, and AiiIo"S "a tba attrac-
81, Coz tbrir material deyeiopn' +boron. while
-. 81 urote6Eon OF pOpul"''If' - mines and
-. A.. increased prOducuon y satoa 40 aoricul-
hocnl.ivation of the Vas' az al ronaid for all
inc 0ui' 20 r,ent will be rapluiS loP' a. x-
ture the Co.. This railway, and the Pntion of
advances % no retrenched through reduction of
peDdltuIe VIZ .. and the eoBse"" III ro,,ta
tbe indian question: "nN Establishment. Inc route
The cost Of the m 9afon Pacific Railway Company,
Tsterr Division by the 18th parallel Oeihs
-. ohstrsssaos. Ny snow, and possessing especi"i
..slrties for cheap transportation, affords large
majority of the railroads and trunk lines in the
limited States more nearly continuous line to the
Pacific on the same parallel than any other road now
Droected west of the Mississippi River 1t will fur
Their furnish a direct and continuous rail connection
west of the Rio Grande for all other roads now pro-
Iected from the Mississippi River south of the S9th
parallel while the present advanced position OF the
work gives assurance of the completion OF the entire
line at much earlier date than any other road pro-
jeeted in the same direction. The petition has been
referred TO the Committee on the Pacific Railroad.
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COFFEEces steady and moderat, inquiry prevails Rio
O. 100 steamer South America terms OLer
knds ar dun and TO great extent nominal
DRUGS AND DlESA fair jobhng demand s prevails for all a
sts coming heading and the market has ruled quite fn
Fusc Cuba gold; 81 for do Tanpeo do
Jamaica SO for Logwo0d Lsgusra and slsGs%
FLOUR ASD MEAi2Ihe hayiuess inactivity noticeable
date last continued the close Of wednesday Wen
decline Dbl submitted 10 the Tow aud
oeu grades having recovered though the reaction roee
IN grades Of Flour quite unlocked for
fOm the act Of fully seenienths Of the mills Al zee W est
have been ' for The so,, do E0S ,t p.o
relatively 81 per those 81 Interior and
under these circumstances unreasonable 70 expect that se OF
aong confirmed 70 each Ohtha hv do
later Inevitable Be denied that the business Of the past
months has been very Improbable The trade generally sno
unreasonable % expect much better state Of things during the sum
mood stocks Of both FLOUR and WheSt where become
We added somewhat already htersl stock,
learn from the West that most mers without supplies
fail 10 decided impulse the coming
and there good 70 ihatth losses Of the past
viii be ly made the coming Anan The
English markets Of late veahink will
Sohovee BY decided reaction and greater activity To-day the market
grades edum and better brands being tame throughout the
She e are 800 bS At 81 75a SO IS for Supesue state
ee grades Of Western EEs; 80 5Jd $40 IS for
good choice SprBg Wheat Erras 80 bSG$ 80 for Mn
N Is Tor Trade and Family brands Ossi2 for Amber Winter
Wheat RI'ra Indians ADD Mehigsn sp 5OgSl9 - for "he
Triple California Flour freely sseIed and is owe at The
soDeession there iBqu sales o. Ato bags At 10 wa tlS ~
soues FoSg E'. 9Sts s1 1nS the low grades fsS s
ard SGSs'r Af 1 PI "a SS5S s' sS q 80 2
Ea Maryland Delaware INSIDE for Spring Wheat brands
Rye Flour better and in fair demand for The trade sales Of 30 bills
e &c soaslo23 COra Meal heavy though far demand s Of
~ ibis IS IS for IS 50 Cor City; IS IS 20 for Brook
4yB and 50 5i0 50 . for BrandyWine
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

ST. Ior jane sIonaeeO 1Dehs1ged Flour Dbl choe, Pen
s2 % Wheat san and uIsb1ngd Prime g Choice ss I'D Wh
s a. & asey f o s o @ cox Rs s IS
tss is s @ ss c r hsm S b'a.
K igie Beef c.ite-eror 70 Choice 90 'oas7 Is per est
= hHs. Sl ' kess
seps9s o Shsst ~ Zgs| Nc, g Pdi "a 81
Bun Meat daT Boy unehangsd Gotten 2ee o. hddlIsg
WithSeTos e. June 6-sps Turpentne bnn 3oc Rosns
sms strained 81 eo No 2it IL 25i Pale. Is 10 Tar bn "
g. 2a Cot0H--LoT Mnding a5S ,, ,. A.,
sAyaS6H Ga June G0SCoh doll and h0HihA no 'aei MID
CTlSts7os Jd5s acoton Sn no sale, quotation, nom
nal at 2ga2sie for Mhdu5gs Receipts 50 bales Eps 1l2 bales
NV oslsAS JqHs e--cotoo dull Maesgs 20 ass lzs
changed kssYerk Shi Exchange per ont grs@un Gold i9
81 a. os ne Hsy Sa At ssas@ Me-. pcf9 du a. ssa 50
Ss@ Is Bsees-sbouder 5ie Clear sde, lie Lnrd-sres
cmc,eo Jans 6FSuI qeI snd aheased Wheat e'' 'eiys
G d No. 6.s, l o, es y s Sss.sS ssd
IS%S. s,sy dull a.. go bush tI t,ssE q e Pro
s s az l.a tIPi prime ie BuL Meats dul Rejected
HOG doll; Tasgt ron eoaa'n prime 87assl Pgbs dui
Koa 81 900 lR wbs o tS, &c Cone 4'; s Ss OF H IG.
5a Cora sSS o.. ~ S sS Es s lo1' Wheat 5000
a. .ss4a Jaae eSfoar besV Choice Wisconsin Iowa
Sei9i's @ ioiNO and % r No os declining Sc for
Wheat s IS5n b sSS G Ess{isI 800 be Flour 0
S9I 1900 e,h Ehsst 1900 bush Oats s,S Cora O''
A ss, SG and }aa ais?as buyer for Jaae g. G'. ss1
| r. Al
| bdsh Oats "' ''''O' "~Ap- NoIb' 900
SScdSNATI June eFour da and nomnAy lower, p,rn, m
IHV - "LeAt Ggl and nominal, S23dS24G Corn n,s,J
sun o1ds1 az 65Ntyt, With buyers Oats dal a., -
gf5o b9e aaI ana loseIi sales al 81 90 Cotton dill D. -,
m@ 9 [iefsCpf dn and nGi PorL offered Al "a ~
Bnk Meats if92e for Shoulders; k0I4Ie for gde,, M "a M III
At re Bacon offered Al lsc for Shonl. lGalCr ~ gl
algc. Gold. 1891. buJing NV ~ -ND hamt 10
Nggtn Tenn June eotton doll ard nominal recent, ..
exports, bales Flour unchanged Ness PoTI a2i r. ~
ShsuSeEt l3.ei Gle" Ga' l7ie Lard IgG9Oe Com W. 1
qswEGo Jsne G-Ilour ses and ppe unchanged, sale, II 1no
6ss at ~ q fgr No spring s2 tmler Winter, sIS x ~
nlIe spd - - for DouL< lKtra Wle duh; sales Of
htlee WHIT tanada al eZ63 and 2oO0 lnsh Amber MSLs =,
R1fz@h|H Corn m better demand saes hush Wbite IN
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