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not disapprove of il reaching its DISCRIMINATION
MT. seward read his note with deep sym
spprosching the latter, with ENGAGE q +
his hand, said,
Beng up, my love, this trial will soon be
p u;ss aef ere ls letter from Eugene do not
yon had better see him. IF yon still think that
you cannot, your answer to this wall afford Won
&c opportunity to scquaint him with yonr
Pauline received the letter without attempt-
ing to reply. It.contained all that she feared,
and more than she dared permit herself to re-
interrupted its per1sal. A deep drawn sirh'
which she had made vain efforts to suppress
struggied for emission and marked it's conclu-
laid the letter beside her upon the table. and
sinking upon her knees, breathed her prayer
y, IN the ear Of One who never grows weary of
iistening to humbleand contrite souls
Sovereign Lord Of my life, divine Arbiter of
my destiny. am in Thy hands; mould me ae-
cording to Thy most holy will. Do with me
What Thou Wilt, and as Thou wilt, and at what
time soever Thou wilt. Aid me III this fearful
struggle, and canse me to triumph over the
weakness that would now lead ME to shrink
from that state of life to which it has pleased
Thee, in Thy mysterious providence, to can
meo ~
Pauline seemed no longer being of eartt.
|She arose from the kneeling posture into which
aIa anSonscionsly to herself she had sunk,
,heroically resolved, she stood for q moment
before her writing materials. Dignity sat upon
2her lofty brow, while calm Resignation tm-
parted it's radiance to every feature. Her fair
3hand, lately SO trembling and powerleas$ was
now nerved to the performances OF the task "a,
Signed her. She took her pen aud CALMLY
5traced the words which were for ever to sepa- :
Fate her from him whh had from eArffeet obiId-
MOOD besn the idol Of her pure und trusting
heart.
When finished she presented the unfoldsd
letter to her father. He read: "Eu0eue. with
what words OF Tenderness shall reply 70 Won
to heal, not wOand, the generous heart which
am called upon TO Gsappoint. I am in the
hands of God; whatever is for my good He wul
not fail TO bring to its successful conmunica-
tion. The wealth which for n tune He lent ma
It hath pleased Him to take away Why
shouldI timidly shrink from the position in
which He has placed me, rs If He that feedsth
the ravens and clotheth the lilies was not near
20 administer to the real wants of His chil-
irenf No, Eugene, should NOT merit the
ylorious title Of Christian soldier, if I could
iesert the post, however humble, which God
has appointed me-. Though the cloud which
'verhangs my path is one of impenetrable
MYSTERY and gloom, / know that beyond it
ternal sunshine CLEANS, and that However
lerce and terrific the storm, when He shall say.
Peace be STILL all will be eerenely calm.
Why then should you be anxious for met why
hould you fear or seek to tempt me to shrink
rom the endurance of trialf Believe me-
ow have more real, deep, abiding happiness
han has ever crowned my joyous life OF ease
nd afiuepce."
To he Continued
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

PARENTAL INFLUENcE.-Many an error
would be avoided by parents If they would
bear in mind that every part of their con-
duct which comes within their child,s oh
|servation is past of that child's efaucafion.
l,hey create the moral atmosphere in which
|and that the man in his public or Drofae-
stonaI capacity lie what his public eiiucation
has made him while in his private and
home hfei in all that touches the inner
springs Of character and feeling, he is gov
eEns6 ~ the infeenee Of HE early A0Esa,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

In race between two steamers on the
Upper Mississippi last week, the winning
boat ran twenty-five miles in ffty-flve
minutes. For wonder, we hear OF Do ex-
'ploaiop, but twill come in due time.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26
VOLUME Ill.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger

rniRg Star and Catholic Messeng
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. JUNE %. 1870.
WHO Is MY NEIGHBORs
Thy neighborf It is he whom thou
Hast power to aid and bless;
WhoAe aching heart OF burning brow
Thy soothing hand may press
Thy neighbors IT'S the fainting poor,
WhoSe eye with want is dim,
Whom hunger sends from door to door
y 60 thou and succor him!
Thy neighborY IT'S that weary man,
Whose years are at their brim,
Rent low with sickness. cares and pain
Go thou and comfort him!
Thy neighbour IT'S the heart bereft
OF every earthly gem;
Go thou and shelter themi
Thy neighborf Yonder toi1ing slave,
Fettered in thought and limb,
Whose hopes are all beyond the grave
Go thou and ransom hint
Wheneer thou meet'st q human form
Less favored than thine own
Remember It's thy neixhbor worm,
Thy brother OF thy son.
Oh, pass not pass not needless by!
Perhaps thou can st redeem
The breaking heart from misery
Go, share thy lot with him.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

r.rn.-re.r Dsl,.s. Per Aaaun, IN Aav..e,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26
Morning Star nGt "a Flo Mssssnsss

A2pross' n aAs Asss Rev. A,sAstassp.
We approve sof the Aforesaid undse-
taking, and oon16snd 1t to the Catholics
of.our Diocese.
~. n. ARcHslsHor OF NEW oRx.Ars.
Dscsssbsr II, 1857
, 1870-06-08
THE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu.
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PRosTRAT1oN, IS THE TRUE MED
ICALPEMOsOPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION BlTTERs, pre-
pared with pure St. Croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The ife.sus.
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding By an imme"
date and most encouraging change.
# the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
inlperfect,it beeomeseasy and thorough;
if the liver is torpid. it is reused aud
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
| they are strengthened and restrung
i tie brain has been haunted by morbid
| fancies, they are put to light, and hope
aud cheerfulnessreturn. In the face Of
| the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa'
tien and mental dependency, wrought
by Plantation 8itters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible evac1ents which were once pre-
scribed as Spring and Simmer medi'
cines have utterly lost their prestige
The sick will not take them, and Plan
tation Bitters, in which are combined
the elements Of stomachic, an invig.
GRANT, mild laxative, nerVine, and
/ an anti-bilious specific, reigns in their
stead. Sold by all Druggista
, 1870-06-08

ssipmenta .!:y, ana for tns week 1p to this
cattse... Hoes. Sheep.
BEEF cATTiE-Fas csi;1e war; =; wanted. and
iass weeks q ng pfces bus ali oter M descriptions S
we're noIe OF less neglected, and prices were Wesk,
unsettled, and irregular. There were fewer we'll
offerings than any previous day within The past
that would grade above tai7." There was, In The
s,ecves, 50 iaat values Tor such were iit,e % more
than nominal, though there Is no doubt that
few hundred heal OF the right sort, say Ia,
Warts, iIght have been 1l5puseI of al S301a9.3I.
Fair to good smooth Steers, averaging from LIED
to $50 IF, were saiahlt II ssoJes.5o, while rough
@e-00. hutchers stock and stock stec 3 were in
large supply, and With but limited inquiry for
either claas, holders were bothered to close out,
1926 were, IL many Instances, offered. Among
the arrivals were some % car loads Of Texas
sadon sas aoe Int Of te9 ,en as Il tqsa0 a GOO no
inquiry for this class OF stock, and the bulk Of
them remain III the pens unsull. We hear OF scE.
ernl hundred head to arrive during the present
very low prices Sales we're reported st nn eS-
Iemc range of y. .o0291ah for inferior to extra,
with che major portion at $5-0os7.so. The mar
ket closed dull, with good many common cattle
left over.
CLOSING PRICES, .
Extra graded steers .00 S9,50
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat, Well-furmel,
3to 5Year oil steers, and averaging
from 800 to $50 hs. a53sS.75
Prime Beeves-Guod, Wei-fattej, tintly-
lis. ,..............,,. s.o0as.e5
Fnir Grades-Fatr steers, IN fair flesh,
averaging 1,o5O to 1.20O rs........... 7.3o31.s5
Medium Class-Medum etecrs and good
10 i,65o ns. e. 5seaIoo
Stock Cattle-Commnn cattle in decent
flesh, averaging 100 to 1850 lbs. 4.594G90
Infestor-Light and thin cows and steers 4.09@4.75
, 1870-06-08

: Piuyr1oss. ou,et, md unchanged; nothing
done.
eaTEc for tr.sted to l1Es; 81 2,ss-==Iz common
leaf. .7:-
sr 1ar7s. lime 1,-Tos steco-Actire: fuh
nricea.
coT1oy-Nounal at e1anHc.
dressed
BRElDs7uFFs- inquiry; fall gamer,
ID 11sxs3.S i 81 1OS4 10: X. I.yEEa19: XXX,
si az nnnar tan M ofa|as, sp;.nE sssioa No
ial. f :ii.sI1s; i No No Dc, ssSsi.l5: cho.ss.
sii.cs. n,,ved a,I ye1ow. ppae5c: choice to
tmsi saI.s nf',ne Ninnsso.a. @ aSc HSe auil; 3sg
So So N'''~7 -
GRncFE,rsEGuiet: sIgars 1pHG12c: coffee, eles
sc: moasscs. 6otS6c-
Provisions -QEiet aad unchanged, Posk. $3.50
faHS13tIc: ciea- III, isH{Sl l61ic; clear, l14c-
/ aT,i nS1ntna1 VI ia. n Il,
At:a esr1iaMse!Iss; 4i9.ntt II t;tSy* sist::-:.
RgcsIrGs0Foa1. R1; s.soo brls; whey, 19,soo bu
coTu. &. D;i oats, 500 bu; barley, 1000 bu
il5e' 1'sS' ba'1oes, ,,jE%S9;;rSsAr1 ESS;
on SeSsa7 I5 eoon can 1uns fani1 e1tr
* s.GtM Whtat 1,;;,eetiis,iarl higher; red held
At but these . ,cf;r sass n Wed til & Sags
OeTs n rno e Saaud md r At aS9 RE, SIC
GeS GS' ~ ~ eooo oet4a1u "o'' -
es,,M, e;cT4,> mi, o,d nr,ces nouIual: miIdl,n9.
o, ~ loS-ou' 0'iA f'N~0
,--o,,,1.- Mt s1.M. o,,l trocess. a;
s1,"a. a'ssA'-n'ss"N4' :.
y, tai6G it,Ts17fI Survar.cured
hamu oixaSnLc. Died beef, a21ao3c for winter
cnIe[ and 9Ofa 2lc for summer cure. Bulk meats
hei1' nj 1qGiaa1asGa11c. Shoulders could have
,eau soi,i y II {t no delnauI for other klus
far,I Psgd setla no1njnaI He itis Il Il iSc. ~ " ~
~ n1TE1;MDuj 4tj naI unchanged
EGGsMSoies at eOc.
1nHyTsNy-Gnltj. 1tsk buytng, Exchange dull,
at 70 discount buying Money market easy.
a. ~ MEMPiIlS,
MEMPHIS. June 1.ICoTTos-DulI at aIAc Re.
ctIuts. aaH ialts; exports, lis bales.
@i'Ia. 0ats du1l ut 6la6sc,
If.r mi At so1' 'u0
pWny14fnSs- nominal at 16t1arsc. PorS
firm at 9a0sD Tacon-Shoullers, 13hc; sldcs,
i''se4'''' -'SsAt PMILa6EiPn1A, Hit !. 5
ncm Aa dtn.IT: slrne nss wheat. 5sassass; indiana
ana ono 6 taaey ss s3,,sy Mnsas ss,:fS
at 81 90: STATE ut sIi0. Corn dull: yellow, xLOI@
lbs: mixrd Western. sl.ua. Oats In better dc.
oaT FEoyfsoSs@1ei, nst nrmly, Mess pork, sso.soa
80, Is, Lard, G{aI6hc
rETEoLErI-s{utt; crude, 1J1lc: rcnned, 71hc.
WuIskEr-unchanged Western iron-bound,
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Jnnc c7.-DREADsruFFs-F1our du
and steady: Wheat 1rmer; western, $l.ssa
i; IL :'Ss SSFnhss os5 t n as q * s5c 'e'" dull
PEovISloSs-Quct and unchanged
Nu1SKEf-Dull, hut firm; 81 st.15tlSt.0GH,
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. June, i..bEEApsIurFs-F
Changed, Wheat-No. red offered at sl.s5 on
SPOT. There we're no Halcs Of No. red. Corn
, 1870-06-08
SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII be received At t:t. otHee nnt June p 1so At Il
e'coek n for tho completion Of the Marine Hospital!
Building, at Chicago, d.. sceoFdinS to the plaas and
tmcitcatonn nn EIc 1t this oice- .
The brick, n1zuteI. CRATES, locf1 and hmml1s9 And
chandeliers Will te furnahed 10 the contractor by the
Department. delivered Al the Nte Of the Building. Tbs
a.ltps erss ts, ttrEicks, and other machinery. to
Ecthcr with i'll materials belonging to the
ihrlnduE the estcne, esnl. ison steel, soos lulpi
merse &C. that have been previously prr Tor nee
in the Construction OF te building Will tcorne the
yruJeTty II the aslceasIu Bidder. Schedules Of ths
property r. At this office. and the articles VIII
t. received hs the contractor in tf locaHnn where they
mr. stored No allow ances for hauling transportation
u in be ulldt Ay the Govetumeat
The e.oue facinsz and drftsing9 mutt be made OF ihe
Fame quality and coer md in every re:pecf equal ID
tlxt 1heady in the building. -.
Th entire soEry must Of equal quality aud WotS
usprhp every to tht work arcady Performed
Faynlcnts to be made monthly, on certificate q tht
Superintendent Tn p4r ctAt OF the estimated value q
tic wolk prr9ornt to le retained until the co1n3t:lo-
OF the contract
sum Of ten thousand llat t!lat the bidder will
and rerf.rm the contract if awarded hs:n- Tt. 4i:h
cfencv Of the secEy to BE- certified to by the D:tf1c
Attorney Vi the dptIict in which be resd.s- ~
The Dtpa-tsnt rttcfves the right tn :cIect any FL
bids and any hid that il not ade on the printed tor't
IL r obtained ut t. otr, ard which does not eoufofs
IN tvr1y respect to TIC frpnremsnh u this assE.s
ut, will hot bc dcr.1.. The work .sH not
EuEdfrifea RHODE different bft1ctE. Ent will he coDstd
~'@' - ,ubst1H YORK Superintendent.
Olcc 81. tE4 md 1f5 Nsshnstnnat-
, 1870-06-08


4 fair trade Wss enjoyed by our loadiag dry
goods jobbe1s during the week under review,
snd npop the whole prices were fully sustain-
ed. tle stocks of prints, bleacned shirtings,
brown eheetings, and ticks are IN noierate
supply, and orders arc filed promptly; Cot
Inn vsrns we're in less active inquiry, but no
c1,anoe was mada in quotations, Striped
eheefnes sold quite freely, and u some u
stnncesa : elight appreciation was fealized.
Thera vaa no iuproy ement IN the market Tor
carnatincs. vet moderste traae "2s uone II
aLont quotations current one "eea a aso: sa,5
snr.l II s'oeea.s 80 in urgent demand through,
OUT % aad as the stocks both here ana en-
~ the East are only Of faI
amount. dealers advanced quotations 80
1c Z II al round. With firm feeling az Enc
appreciation. Coffees, under an acuve ~,
quiry, were held firmly at about last Nsek 1:
prices. Sy1ups, rice and Spices we're Aso ~
tons.
Iron and metals we're in moderately active
inquiry. and few changes Of Importance were
elected i'll our list of prices. The stocks OF
each are equal to nj requirements Of the
trade
The stock Of wool has not been increased to
any great extent during tho past week. and q
fair trade WIS transacted at previous prices.
Nails continue in fair request at u Is rntes.
Job lots are disposed Of at 5Ll214. The sup
ply ia light
Drugs aud chemicals were active, and, fo1
two OF three leading articles, higher range
! Of prices prevailed.
| Eggs we're in light supply to-day and com:
lna1l6ed higher prices There was fair local
| demand ut 1615@1TtSc-
| The butter market has ruled quiet through
out the past week, aud prices are lover
Choice grades are freely offered At 2o@'2lc
while holders Of common and medium woult
be glad to realize at 129lGc. The Stocks AT
accnmulAt,ng. ...-.
Gram bags .re meeting with rather NOR
inquiry, and seem frmer, but burlart;SS and gun
r:.= s:....-. .,r:s1 I'd a:.:.ssy = E-~vi.-s,
quoted 9ripSe pnEs Ut 423&@4c tx atsaa
, 1870-06-08

EGGS-WGre in light supply to-day, and prices
advanced to 16&G17Hc- Some were asking l3e.
but We heard Of m transactions At thnt Ef{urc.
FRUITS AND NUrS-Oranges and lemons con-
tinuc In active demand, nnh, during the past
week, prices have taken q further upward turn to
the extent Of o0e$l00 per box, <s5Ns9 - for the
fGrmtf, anu S7. 90 for the latter. being the
prices now current The stocks, both here and In
the East, ate light, and the tendency Is stu up
firmly he'll at s50o97.o0 per tr- The movement
In dried fruits Is fair for the season. au previous
rates are being sustained with considerable firm
ness Nuts remain dull, and prices arc easy. We
quote:
GREEN FKU1Ts-Apnies, $a00@T00; lcmons,
$7.u0Gss.oO; ora1tges, Messinn, ta-o4@9.ao:
DRIED FKCi1S-TulEeJ prupea, f1t91ac: TnrlIy
rrllncs new, f4t@ IKE; dgs, drums, 1Hal lGr; zs,
cartoons, e3G dates apples, Eastern, *
s11c: apples, Southern, 6A@6c: peaches, peeled,
l7G19c; peaches, halves. unpecfett. 7asc; black
berries, Z Ii, 10R12c; raspberTes, z b. 30992c;
clcrTtes imported, nnpiite1. 199s6c; ralstns, lar
crs new. Hso34 40; ratstns, seetess, 3o-fa mats,
fS.51G9.D0. H.. ..-..
NrTs-Almonds, sofs-shclletl, as@snc: almonds,
Iape5-shellct, Princess, N951c; peanuts, e bur 81
iss, $a 00a4i; Brazil nuts ta914c; pecans, Texns,
1a9lGc: pecans, MissGutt, s2al3c.
BEKKIES-SA1ts Of 6u HOosebefTies at <l50 ;
Cases rnspbctres At 30c; cases cherries at l5c
10 cases sweet at e1Ee:c: 2d7 Cases choice St Joe
strawberries Mt o0c; IS cases At 1Sc: 3e cases IL
tins at 16c; 11u caEea at 13c 80 cases at t4c: 1O
cases af 1e1Sc: II cases at lie; 20 at 10c.
FISIl-Nith the exception OF Nhlfe1an, which,
In consequence Of Increased receipts, are little
easier, tkete has been no "sostenlnR" in prices
tern enjoyed, and the quntct! prices 4aFe geuer-
, 1870-06-08
REAL ESTATE


Warranted deeds conveying ei5 onu as.s tInute
property within seycn miles O. -.
nled for record On Tuesday, jun u.tss
Noble st, o6 Il Of Ch1ttcnoehs'7 s., ,0ot
rn;a{e5s r; sHss &; IL i:ia ii Of WOOD st. - 81
v51 ~ Ra1;1 4 ~, u Il i. Of Hoosy st. ou
IS Il; June H. -, ii ,icienry s., 81 ~,
1ol 41oXse, ,nuaua H. IA and Huhbard and 1s3 ,,
" s.le.t ~ Sooe q, !, 23x3l #; Aptl 1s,s o''
yea,1n os IT, IS 5-1at y Of Wood st. l. &sf n,
seGris 1Se ii ~ 4saa i # Of Brigham st. T. 80,
s;51Go 1ssals M:E T. slo i; Of Schiller st.
rnsnt ssn,si 4 eops cor Il Sophia s. issx
state s., 10 II II Congress ST, T. 4ox ., o,o
auih aSaT FL 3; ny az 81 waapaassa az; Cox
datn asa +; Fa9S 2Sps sS i:o ii St.
Elhs u WI Va ose" .,........ 1877.
nenree nns 81, 5; II Of wa6asu AZ, l. sor 8, %,
100 IL June sox7ii iiitit; o. err iiai1s-
Weston s; 4.sA II !" Of lincoln ~ n l. 'aA 100
11ef May ssrin aS;fn Of i;;:i::i11 chr LIMITS
Forty-fifth-st. ZEN It OF Evans Az Il - cn
1,as Il i, pS1 q = Essa: az. I, ;o1i5oit;
1o5 81 i & htoes ii Hciiiars Sub Of
sec il, IS, IL east; June 6-..--........:;,ss.; IL
Butteftitld st, Is # s Of Fitty-arSt s., =
xloo II, with other property: June s;-.s- or: ~"
Bureyneid St, Is It Of F1fty -atsl g." l. z'A n,
100 It, wit other property: J9oe t.....::.. A-"'
State st, Sc It Of FistT-sceond 81, T. 11 -
l61 It; June 1-:.:.. .;:-;-;S.ra .;:-...-;-.;;.Ss:.a- W.
Ind u OF 1872, 600 acres Ia n" x OF SEC . ee
~. IL east. .---s-:. .--.' ~
Evans AZ. I, = cor Of Ferty-:h!ru 81. e 7, DIX Al.
Evans az, laa Gin It Of Fony-tfth ST. 9 I, =,
e3x1lO It: May 4t9Q
WEST Of OLD CITY LIMITS
Van Buren, st, n Ut Western av, 1.z7H1
IIG IL; June e2....,--.......--..--..-.- "
, 1870-06-08

turefts Of these goods, for both mcns md wonen's
wear, have orders ahead for al the bushes tasy
ears to 90 at present rates The stocks neta Y
Of the trade, and though well assorted, Rrea! cat
Is taken to prevent any accumulation Of good4
We quote:
Grain, Buffalo lined, buckle, x Ds. =,
Grain n.sheepllned, buckle, X Ds, sewed $3.50 xo
pegged Arctic boots 1t. e A7ast4o
Grain, sheep. !. Ds, sewed and pegsed s,a
gIters ' - - aeo@....
woAE5s oyEAsHoKs.
Is, PclIsa at. :.. "4 ~ 27ssaoo
rosh lat At. ~ s."so -: e." s7aaso
d. b.. Polish ; at..'' % 'e".u ~ s" " aooeass
fai.I EuiL6iNa MHrEEmiAIs.Tae asE1eeate Dc.
mand wills moderately large, and the market Hsss
@ at tic fooTng Esngs Nev OF YoPS 3D.
pefs sn'san Do, E5'iSi IT. *eSsxss; marble dust brl
tsso@a.o; lime, in bulk, hrl: s49o; hme' III u
bE's bEl .12s: cement clarss = s., ut1sa e IS:
;2a1 ssTa5 : Sr cefn5 2 Ro:eds Gs cencu
@ae3: plnsteEng hair. y bu. 43a5oc Whf!e sani. ME-
. Dri, {aon9325; nre bricks, y 1000 sa;evSs
s:.oo Ore claI, = brl, sAoo34s5; plaster 9 Dr.
BRO BH0oM coRs-The market for this commodity
Was dull during the past week. anu pEices WITT
lower With sales at 1ec for fair, 29c for choleeaa
23c for hufL The stocks are ample.
BEASS-So1d all the way from 15c to FLY =
hu, for common to choice offerings. The supply ID
Meagre.
nRAS-salcs 10 tons at S1I,9o on track. ..,
CuEESE-Tne cheese market remains qitef a.
the pnces current one week ago. fhe stoSA3 ~
Improving some, but are stt moderate aa d's II
uht1sunIDy fire and on the WlUlc, very aatsStl:-
, 1870-06-08

THE following grain has been zeea!sed up "a
cars and q, ass bu corn; I caf1 suo G'1 1,usy
bn oats; 4 cars rye; car barley. i'
tss5 csrs) 175, 600 hu: ".thaan asa W. gha*a. s.e
12,099 bu corn 3,8sS bu OATS; 1853 bu rye;
1900 bu barley.
day, and rather active set Of mzrket", With
higher prlcea ali round Favorable 1nseHi-
Cence from other markets and lighter TO-
ccipts, With = good shipping movement II
grain, caused the advance
Highwines were dull, and t4Olc lower.
Sales were: SC brls at 51.00< 500 br1s sEol
bound, ut $l.0l: and 50 brls do (early) at
$1,02. The market closed quite weak, with no
buyers.
Lake FreiStts ware more active, bnt without
rnnte1ial change, except 14c advance in corn.
A total Of 8 charters was reported. Of Which
S were for wheat at &c to Buffalo by sail.
Corn to do was taken at CSC Rates to Oswe-
70 and Kingston Ly sail we're nominally un-
changed at lie for wheat. and 101zc for corn.
Wheat was TAKEN through to Eew York by
propeller and rail at 22o; corn rates do nom.
iual At 21c.
Provisions were more active, and firm at
the outside prices previously reported. Ths
demand seenas to be virtually suspended for
strong request to-d1y, and improved 25@59c
scriptions Of product are afIn, the stuff being
infew and strong hand.. The following i
th. closing range Of prices Mesa pork, 80 81
@30.W, according to amount Of oyerweitshts :
meas ordinary, .75GD 300; 1ard at $3.50
16c for winter stoancd lota, 151z@15z1c lor
summer steamed lots; T. r l. CO. czdlv d.,
18x@19c; bulk shou13ers at 115{@12c; balk
short ribs at 1511{ @151sc; sweet picked man.
1t 15!zt@17c: sreases at 7I4@13c; anil city
tal1ow at 94@9l11c. Bacon quotel At 13A 9
1315c for shoulders; 1G}z@16szc for clear ribs
| and 1714c for clear sided. Sales were: 500 brla
meas pork at @29.50; 1000 brls do on private
terms; 81 .bris do at $500; 10 tres summer
kett1led lard at 1554e; Is trca do At 151zc;
$4,000 Tbs bulk shoulders at 11Hc.
Tie market for -four to-day was again &C.
higher all round, under good export demand.
As was the Case yesterday, no Gales OF spring
superhnes we're reported-the stocks being
about exhausted. We quote sales Of white
winter extras at d range OF 55.50@7.75; red
grades at $3.50; spring extras At
S45o@5.50, and unsound spring extras ut
f4.00. Transactions were as follows: White
Winter E1ttas-l00 brls s'Pearl at S7.75; 50
brla :. P1ice's Best " st 57.25; $50 brls Fowl:
er's Best" at a5.75; 100 brls not named
{AncAigan) at s5.75; 100 brls do (IulianAl At
| Winter E1trzs-80 brls not named 1T $3.50.
Spring Extras brls Nashua Fills " at
$3.50; 20V b.4s "NAtticook " At 35.25; 500
b1ls @May Dag" at $500; 500 br1a q Jackson
at $500; 2 537 brls, brands given on terms mol
made known; 200 br1s not named at $3.50
100 b11s do ut @5.371z; 200 brls do st S5-25
20 Iris do ut $500; 50 brls do st 54-50. In
i Eound Spring E1tras-100 trls not named al
Sa-G0. Total, $500 bris- The following wer'