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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-21

O., as II has always been impossible to ship
freight from Memphis to N. .. as cheap as
from Cairo. All the Cincinnati and
Memphis packets reship their n. .. freight
hero instead Of taking it to Memphis.
This state Of affairs has always existed,
even when Memphis had n line Of first
class steamers, such as the II. r. W. Hill,
Bulletin and Others running between that
fcity and n. o. before tho war.
The A. Baker has withdrawn from the
Cairo and Paducah packet trade, leaving
the Armada and. Milbrey to fight it.ous on
that line" during the Summer. We do
hope that one Of the others may withdraw
also, and ind more remunerative trade.
We have no choice - 70 which boat should
remain, ~ both are neat and comfortable,
and ohcersd BY clever gentlemen but the
businsss Of the trade 10 not large enough
Tor two bosts. The Baker will ply in the
Tennessee river and Cairo trade.
Tbs sesfn-wiesi steamer Right Wing
exploded Der boilcrs last Monday morn
Ing, in Bayou Lafourche, near Thibadeaux,
La, killing Mike Smith, Of 81. Louis, first
engineer, seven colorcd deck hands and the
bar-keeper. Twelve or fourteen others
Officers, hsnds and passenger, were moro
or less seriously scaldsd. The boat sunk
Immediately after the explosion. She was
built in 1857, and was considered among
The best boats Of her class
The Grand Tower Is the regular packet
for Memphis to-day.
The Idlewild 10 the packet for Evans
willie this evening
The Paducah packets leave at ? pm.
daily. lut ya.l = .rryx
The Marble City ii due to-day for St.
Louis.
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a SCENE OF EXCIrEMENrIN PAINS
THE AThENEuM.
Friday Evcatng, July ~.

The entertainment in the Aths naum
Tomorrow evening, will consist In part,
OF the olaughable comedy "Conjugal Les
son, or the Froli,Tome OYSTER" Reading
OF the patriotic poem entitled Shamus
oBricn comic song by tho captivating
vocalist, Carlotta; ~ thrilling rendition
of the second act Of Macbeth, and the
last act Of othello. The Shakespearisn
readings of Mr.. j. A Stevens. Iwho anuoun-
ces this entertainment, and the excellence
Of Carlotta, who viii as.is, him, as n sing
er ana u commcdicnne, have elected the
highest encomium. Of the Now Orleans,
Vichsourg and Memphis press, and COM
msndcd for them, crowded houses where.
ever they have appeared. The price of
admission has been fixed at ifty cents, no
change being made for reserved seats.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-21
DRY.0OODS AT AUCTION,

Posters distributed throughout the city
announce . great auction sale Of Dry
Goods, Irish Linens, etc., by d. T. Parker
In the building lately occupied by Mr.. T.
Shultz, opposite Winters block, on Com,
mcrcial avenue. This sale will commenc,
at half-past2 o'clock pm, tomorrow, and
will be continued ct that hour and ct q
o'clock at night, from day TO day, until oil
Of the immense stock Is sold The
goods are Of late importation and entirely
fresh, every article being warranted .,
represented, and sold In quantities to sui,
purchasers. Bear this in mind, and attend
the sale. n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-21
PARTEO
Dissolution Of Copar,mership.

Ny ability 10 supply the farmers Of tho
surrounding country with agricultural i'm.
plemcnts, seeds, etc, on time, Is not equal
tony disposition. have such implicit faith
IN the honesty and integrity Of my patrons
that would, If ! could, supply all their
wants in my line, and lot them consul,
thor own convenience about paying me.
But 1t so happen. that hdt is just exactly
wha, can do, have therefore, made
upmy mind to dissolve partnership with
the credit business, aud to IL, my partner
60 in with somebody that is better able to
stand his way of doing than am. Thi.
course Is u necessary step in the direction
of selt-prescrvation and have no we'll.
wlshcr that will chidc me for taking it. I
shall, as heretofore, keep everything the
farmer and planter Of the surrounding
country necd for the successful prosec ton
of their calling, aud thousand and one
things that ARE considered necessities 10
town people, but for all these things, l in
tend 10 exact
tAsH ON DELIVERY.
The adoption of this rule will enable me
to sell cheaper thnn over, as l will not he
compelled To "chalk-up' prices to cover
the loss of mn occasional "wild-cat' debt.
Ny customer, will no doubt appreciate
the necessity that impels thi. step, and
CIV" II their approval Let il be under
stood, then, that sink or swim surviyao.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-21
COUACiL PReCBGbISga

The volumninous Council proceedings
published to-day, destroy our usual variety
and exclude considerable original matter
prepared especially for to-day's paper
The local reader, interested In municipal
affairs, should not overlook these "pro-
cseding''" They present rules and regu-
l"sion' to which, in the future, tho two
branches Of the Council, must yield obedi-
encc and much other Iasstcr VI local In
terest. ....s 80
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RIVER NEWS.
An klvAI.R.

ARRIvALa
c,y Eys,.v,iis. Evans, AilSrsy '''S DO
M rnx v.,'' s,u Lar Book A'%.1., DO
Altoona. 81 Louie.
DErAarUsEs
s D.n aaSi;is. Columbus; a Ahs..sr. rsasssi
s ;s y:,s': %ss:,n.. s ,::::I.. sspA.
~ Joseph 81 Louis City Eusnsvills. Evans.
The weather continues close and sultpv
and, for the first time this seaaos, q dsad
calm prevailed this morning, rendering
the heat very oppressive.
The river has fallen six inches since l...
report. -.---..
The Mississippi 10 still declining s,ssdi.
ly st st. Louis, but there Il . rice Of two
feet reported at Davenport. This win not
probably reach 81. Louis. 1919.
The Ohiois falling slowly q. Pisssburs
with two feet six inches wstsr. II 10 nj.
ling slowly 1t Louisville, with four cad .
half feet water in the canal and four feet
on Portland bar.
Tho Cumberland 10 rising again with
four feet water on Hsrpsth Shoals.
Business here CONTINUES good.
BY sssss strange mistake, our report
Yesterday placed the Quiokstsp in phase
Of the St. JOseph Is the packet for 81.
Louis The Ssaickstsp has no istsstion
of going TO st. Lsuis. 1T 1JI I
The Pink vsrb,e, from Little Rock
brought 8 balss Of cseton and 80 toas gov.
'fnmsn' freight here 70 b. rsshipped 10 y.
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Our ROUNDABOUT POCKET.

BIZ sure to read the advertisement
"Gratcst Work Of the Age in this
paper. maylsdam
--Gooa vho,o.omo v;,.c., Anv one
can make it. See advertisement Of w. Fl.
Bishopin this paper. my26daw3m
Remember the Rough and Ready hats
in white and brown. AZ John Antrims.
They are nice--tbev are cool. See
them. IT,
FREsu Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways be had. Road tie advertisement
"Greatest Work Of the Age, In this pa
per. maylsdah
Good Calf Boots for tw odollsrs and
seventy-Ave cents only q p. Ntfs, No.
70 Ohio Levee.
Saratoga Ladies' Trunh--tho best
ufsctured-allsi sss and prices. y John
,Antrim's. Also Satchels and TRAVELLING
Bags of all grades, sizes, styles Ana
prices. sr.. .-y, gsgHr .tf, al IT,
For a shave, or haircut or shampoo,
IL you wsnt your hair and whiskers dyed
to your own satisfaction, call at j. Gee
Steinhouscs shop, corner Eigoth street
and Commercial avenue, Perry House) !,
june ldlm. n
i5O,oO0-Thc array Of Charter Oak
Stoves now in active service in the hitch
ems OF the South and West ID over one
hundred and asy thousand strong, and do.
ng the work Of thrice that number or
stoves OF other kinds. .jyisd&wls
We arc glad to leasn that Mr.. Thomas
Porters team was not halled by lightning,
a. reported yesterday. The report was In
such perfect consonsnce with Portsrs
luck that everybody felt disposed TO BE-
lieve t. |
Now Is the time 10 secure tho most !
desirable rooms 1t tho st. Charles st low
figures During July, August and Sen.
ten,ber, . large deduction from regular
rates will be made. A few moro dsv
bosrders can be accommodates a, ,he old
rate. The coolest and most ,paciou. ain.
ing room in the CITY. a '-ivid,m
Tho .rvumsn.. os oo,,.., !, AZ.
NO...s' %
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-21
A PLEASANT AND POPuLAR REsosr.

If you have leisure hour and want 20
employ 1t pleasantly drop in on Henry
Lattncr, second door below the post Of
flee, lie has large airy rooms, splendid
bagatelle and pidgeon hole tables, and the
coolest and best lager beer, imported and
domestic wines and liquors to DO found in
the city Of Cairo. A spacious room, re-
Hree and well ventilated supplied with
cha'rs and tables, 10 ut the service of visit
o ., ana Henry himself is nearly always
M Ina naha TO give everybody a welcome.
Up IA on him, and see IL all We have
'''o' ana more too is not true, lw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-21

NEWS BY THE CABLE.
EXCITEMENT IN FINANCIAL CIR
Giles.
APrize by the Illinois Germans for thu
First French Flag Captured.
THE FEELING IN BERLIN AND
PARIS,

Especial Dispatches by the Western Union Line
for the CAIRO Bulletin
LoNDoN, July y, noon. The Bank Of
England has just announced an advance Of
the rate of discount of one half Of one
per centum. The minimum rate Is now
three per cent.
There is much excitement In monied
circles the war news creating frequent
and marked fluctuations in the prices Of
securities.
Freights for the Mediterranean are now
taken only at war rates. ..
THE cAPToR or TUE FIRST FRENCH yLAo.
BERLIN, July 2l---Count Won Bismarck
acknowledges the receipt Of telegram
from patriotic Germans in Illinois, PROM
ising to give the captor Of the frat French
flag prize Of two thousand dollar.
Dispatches from American Germans
conveying words Of sympathy and en-
enlargement are arriving hourly.
PBrssIAN RIVER cLosE6.
The mouth uf the river Wiser
has been etfectually closed by sunken hulks
to prevent the entrance Of French war
vessels. al. t.F
SCENE OF EXCIrEMENTIN PARIs
PARIS, July al Noon.---Madam Roizs
sang at the Grand opera last night, over
ten thousand listeners being present.
When, in the third act, she sang the Mar.
sailles, the immense throng arose to their
feet, and joined in an outburst Of applause
that fairly shook the building to its foun.
dation.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-21
FRUIT JARS.

Parsons, Davis & Co., at, Nos. g 4 ?
Tenth street, have received their second
large stock Of Fruit Jars for the summer
trade, which they are Offering at much
lower figures than last years figures,
Good Glass Jars at 81 80 per doz, Ma
son Jars, self sealers, at 81 10 per doz.
same with porcelain lined caps, 80 per doz,
Gall and examine at the
II QUEENSWAK HOUSE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-21
NEW TOW BOAT. N
The New Tow and Job Boat
ODD FELLOW

" IL. COULTER. ...."- Master.
Is prepared at al times TO do I'll kinds OF TOW.
Ing and ,jebbins on The most reasonable terms
hesdansItsrs At Cairo, Illinois.
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NJ. L.. DUNNING, Secy, pro TEN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-21
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
SELECT COUNCIL.


Cairo. H., July 10Th, $50.
Professionalism After, Meyer
OCallahan and Taylor.
The Mayor being absent on motion
Councilman AFTER took the chair.
The Council being ready TO transac,
business, the clerk presented the following
entitled ordinances rs having been adopted
by the Board or Aide men and being
upon their second reading in the Board
to-wit:
An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance,
providing rules and regulations governing
the CITY Council of the city of Cairo.
An ordinonce entitled IAN Ordinance. 4"
providing for the construction of a side
walk on tho Fast side Of Washington Az
enue. at and below the South East corner
ofSevcn,h street.
An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance"
providing for the registration of births
and deaths, which ordinances were sever
aIlv presented and read and on motion the
action OF the Board of Aldermen was con-
CURED In and the ordinance sadopted by
the following vote. viz;
Aves-A,ter Never. OCallnbrn and
Tayior.-4.
Novs-Nonc
Councilman Jorconsen appeared and
tool bis seat
klso Tho following ordinance ms having
bcen odoniod. nv the Board of Aldermen
and unon ia second reading was prcsertod
to.wit.
An ordinance. entitled IAN Ordinance
,o Amend Section ll2 of the Ordinance 10
saon, The Ordnance of the civ of Cairo
ss Rcvi.ed and Codjtjed"
On motion. the ordinance was odoptcd bv
the following vote, viz,
hyes-krier. Jorcensen. Never OCal.
hba1 Taylor-5
NnYs--Sono.
The clerk presented an ordinance. horn.
,oforo adontea NV Tho Hoard of Alderman
and upon It's second reading in this body,
20 amend section lao OF Fam orJin,nco MI
tied uAn Ordinance 20 Adopt th, orJin-
ance of tho Ci,v OF Cairo NJ rcvisod AMI
codiaedn "''
on motion of councilman Tavlor tho
ordinance was rejected bv A., un,m,nn,,s
vote,
Also nm ordinance adop,ed by the Board
Of Aldermen. md unon H. second rcodina
In ,bis hoard Ia amend section 2 ~ orIins,
sncc AZ. entitled "An ordinance IN Rcfor.
encc IN ,bc Railroads i'm J,bc ci,y ~
Cairo"
Councilman Taylor moved "a r,joc, the
ordinance.
Motion lost.
Ayes-,Jorpenson. Toylor-2
Nay'-Arier, Meyer % CallHhan-3.
councilman meyer theh moved That the
ordnance DC adopted carried 10y the
following Note, VIZ
Ayes-af'er, meyer o'aliahah-j'
Nhys-Jofgehsohi mayor
There was theh presented nm ordinance
torepeal portion oil Ordinance 10, APP
proved April Z, 1859, as having been adopt
u! by the Board OF Aldermen, aud upon is
second reading IN ths Board, which, ON
motion, was adopted by tins Board by the
IoilowihS vote VIA
Ayes-hr'er Jorgcnsen, Meyer oCal-
i"han ana Iaylor-o'
An ordieance upon us second reading
IA this BOARD, emitted An ordinance 10
mo the housh ana Ready flr' company
III nunu'hg hh engine mousse which, on |
hl9'ioh OF councilman Taylor was refer
fea ONO Wv! .nn't3rhef Tor report
,' N"unol',,an rHyiot 'nen presented the
'o'toNiuS icsgau'l"'I, '"-"lt
"so,'eci in"' 'H' ruirs "i huslluss
s 40 Iol 'no PV.'.nhIoh' OF Tue Cty |
II, noN"VI' oon o"Vu !" io'n' SESSION, De ana
s "e Iu'"e arr no'op! l''' a. u" rules
,"r nv go.orhH'ch, o' the business col this
''s'a, % l1f !" "PP'''"o'e'
Adopted.
RrroRTS'
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Ghr Bulletin
News Or IHs CITY,
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION
A mass meeting Of the Democracy 'i
Alexander county, Is hereby called at the
courthouse, in Cairo, on Saturday the Jo'h
July inst., at one o'clock PM for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates, to represent
said county, in the Congressional and Sem
a,orial Convention to be held mt Metropo-
lis. Ills. on Thursday, 18th August next
c. WINSTON,
Chairman Dem. Go. Cen. Com.
jy2Odawid
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-29
VALUE OF RAW SILKS PRODUCE IN THE
WORLD.
The raIna Of raw six produced In the world


The following SYNOPSIS of the report OF the
coal oil producers for July and August is taken
from the New York Bulletin Of Monday last
ON hand st wells at July. August.
close of month lO7,33 llO,I3 Inc XXI
DeliV'r'd from wells
during month. 4lO,W 5l6,64s Inc l0,sfz
Aggregate on hand
and delivered dur
ing month. --- 6lZ,OJ9 b2,SoS Inc. AWySao
Deduct oil on hand
at close Of prece-
ding MONTH 1929 lO6,T5 Inc li,52
Balance showing
production for
month---.----- 420,sE b2O,ufs Inc. N,Zl
Average production
per day for month l3,G5 lb,T16.4 Inc KOHL
Walls nrOlucing
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ITALICS 3O5 64O79 7e0,057 Sl5s,S6,76o s2ls,SS,6S5,
These six states have an aggregate population
ofsome S,75O,OOO, and the foregoing statistics
thus give TO each depOsitOr an average of about
S15. or more than $50 per capita to ever man,
woman and child within their borders. twill
be seen that the depOsitors have increased
more than City per cent. in two years, which
period has been marked by severe business de-
preston in most OF those manufacturing IN
dustries which afford the chief employment TO
the laboring classes in the New England States.
This Speaks well for the thrift Of the msssess
in those States IN our own State we have no
such evidences OF thrift. because the idea has
not vet been presented 10 our people in an at
tractfye form. If any number Of the leading
men Of Mempbis viii come together and e-
tabIish a reliable medium OF savings for the
working classes, We have no doubt that In a
wear or two the result would be as catering as
that which We publish above Of the New Eng
land savings banks. Who will make a begin
ming?
VALUE OF RAW SILKS IN THE
WORLD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-29
Monday, October 10, 1870.

To the best and highest bidder, for cash. ~
my Office, ] Madison street, Memphis, Tenn,
at Il o'clock m, all the right title and inter
est, legal and equitable, which belonged
10 said bankrupt. at the date Of Ming his Pc
tition In bankruptcy, in and to the following
real property, to wit: One acre Of ground in
Prescott subdivision, on the Big Creek plank
road, being a part lot S2j in the Ffnh civil
district. a very short distance north OF the
Brick Church in Chelsea. city of Memphis.
TERN OF SALE-Cash on delivery, and a de-
post of ten per cent. at time of bidding OF.
The title and schedule to the above prop
erty may be seen at my office, Z Madison
street. iii day ofsale.
". Y. CIRoDE, Assignee, etc.
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SIMMONS

mlstaken for rheumaf
Affected with loss Of a
bowels in general cos
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ankage in bbls.-.l,34S, AZ l,S58,44T- Inc. 1000
Barrels Of oil stored
in iron tanks &5.SS0 &5,S4 Inc 6,g24
Capacity Of iron
tankage empty--l,042,5i 1,032,6l3 Dec. 1924
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FIRST PREMIUM GEORGIA STATE FAIR
as-uHa aaszseTs-- NAcF0C sc
SChofeId's Patent Cotton Press !

THIS PRESS mus commend hseato the eOttOn planters Of the Southern states o.
had horse VG9 or amm poO1, he change RON ne 70 the other being effected N a e
ninuts A grat advantage this Press possesses Is thato occupies for ami power only
gace of fourteen feet squares and nay bel daceda ant operated in a lighthouse, thns ay chtn
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wooden screws Another advahtageh aw heny you get Schoheds Pres, you have Press Tor
all m and ms NOT nabe to decay or break, as hthe case wiht the old woOden screws
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Woo TO il Themselves or mayp purchase tn escrow, nut nd iron name4a nd putth wooden
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box. making 1.-THE m@te complete Pros in use Presses eomPste,as last naned.a rein more
general use,a an give greats satisfaction to all parties using them. as lbe sesnr on letters
Parties in need OF cotnn presses would do well cali If possible md examine mine;
Having hi mOae extensive Iron Works. the city; and the greatest variety Of patterns
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notice 81 LS SCHOFIELD, Macon, Ga
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We are unable 10 repCrt any change In the
condition Of the money market since our last
The demand for money Is undated, and the
lOanablen funds Of our banks are, as q genera
thing, already tied up 50 that borrowers are
only able to effect discounts In small amounts.
II Is expected, however, thai the condition OF
affairs Will soon be nemedied, a. every bale Of
cotton which arrives relieves the market so
much.
City Scrip is steady at 6es75e buying and
selling. q
Dealers buy al 7Oa7lc, and sell at 73G75e.
Tennessee money Is quiet at @9Dc buying
and selling.
Bonds and Stocks are entirely nominal.
NEW YORK, September y, l05 a.m.-Gov-
ernments opened and closed active and steady,
with no change In quotations:
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22d Day Of October, 1870,

In front OF my Office, No. 90 Madison street,
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, within legal
hours, sell for cash. the following properly.
As described in said Trust Deed. to-wIts Tire
lie estate owned by said J. Joseph Williams
In a tract Of land in the county Of Shelby ani
state Of Tennessee, eOntsining fifteen acre.
by estimate. and described and bounded as
follows, to-wit: The west half OF lot number
thirty-seVen lS1, in COOper's division OF hi@
land, particularly bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at a stake near a sweet
gum tree my feet from the center OF the
Memphis and Charleston railroad marked
"a. B. and Y.P. r. thence running north
two thousand and dfty-hye l155I feet % a
stake at the northeast corner Of six-aere
lot in the name OF A B. and Y. p RoZef;
thence east three hundred and twenty fOu-
and t~hree-quarters [S2Hl feet to a take
thence south two thousand and forty-four
l2044l feet TO a stake atty feet from the center
Of said railroad; thence west three hundred
and eighteen and-a-half [3ls11 feet 10 the
place Of beginning, which said tract OF lard
Is situated on the north side OF the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, about four miles
east of Memphis, and Is now Known as the
" DR.. Williams Place" Title believed to be
good, but 1 convey only as Trustee.
JOHN R. FLIPPIN, Trustee.
L. B. Mcfarland, Attorney. seq
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COTTON.

The market to-day was unsettled and lower,
closing at a decline Of re on the opening quo
tations, which were I4G9lf4c for Middlings
l4c for Low Hiddiings, l3kc for Good Ordinary
and from aal2zc for Ordinary, Clean Stained
and Inferior. The sales embraced 2O bales,
chiefly Middlings, at lFx9If4c, purchases
early in the day being At higher figures
than those Of the afternoon. Several buyers
purchased small lists, and all seemed indis-
posed TO operate except in a limited way. Or
ders are scarce and generally small, owing to
an impression that prices win go lower. The
market closed heavy.
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in iron tanks 255.SsO S25,S34 Inc. G,s2i
Capacity OF iron
fankage empty--l,Oa,56T 1,Oa2,slS Dec. $685.
THE SUGAR RoP
The Louisiana sugar crop does not fully
realize the expectations entertained con-
corning It during the summer and fall.
What there Is OF IL Is chiefly taken for con-
The demand OF the Pacidc coast 70 be sup,
piled from the Sandwich Islands and MauTi-
titus. and that OF the Atlantic States from
Mauritius, Porto Rico and Cuba. The total
consumption OF the country last year was
5I7 600 tons of cane sugar, or $3.50 tons more
than in the preceding year, OF which only 45,-
600 tons are credited 70 our own production.
The supply was 49, 6 tOn,of which New York
received G2,35, Boston 55,IS6, Phlladeldhta
Biol. baltimore 81, 2IS n New Orleans a.
go tons. OF the total supply, 4l.s42 tens re-
manned over from the previous year. There
was an increased consumption last year of
three-tenths of one per cent. was foreign.
The consumption of molasses for sugar Is es-
timated at l6j. 900 hogsheads, making 5000
OF maple sugar is estimated, nom very ina
perfect returns, at p 900 tons. San Francisco
imported 1900 tons OF raw sugar, OF which
Honolulu contributed q large proportion.
The beet sugar establishments Of the country
produce something, tut not enough 10 form
any considerable part Of the supply as yet
As heretofore, the main dependence OF the
United states for a supply Of sugar is Cuba.
Notwithstanding the political disturbances
which must have interfered to a greater or
less extent with the cultivation Of cane, fully
s. per cent OF our importstiOns last year were
from that island; which shows an increase
OF from i've TO seven per cent over the total
for the preceding year. There was also an
increase OF 64G2 tons, or 200 per cent IN the re-
ceipts from Brazil, and 57U3 in those from
Manila; while other East Indian ports IN
creased their shipments two hundred per
cent ard the French West Indies four hun
dred.
THE GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Cram IA Store aAd TraHaL-The following
Is "A statement Of the wheat, corn and oats in
store, aul in transit from the places named, on
the 18th day Of September, and the other dates
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