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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OHM s. CO., "-.'.
Successors to Samuel Hartlcy,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ID Union street,
Alexandria, va.
M Particular attention paid to the selling OF
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kinds Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE and filling all orders for GROCE
RIES. GUANO PLASTER, SEEDS, &c,
&c. at tho lowest market rates.
RS"Agcnts for the sale of James :. W clchs
celebrated brands of FAMILY FLOUR.
&F-Agcnts for tho sale Of the "RO UND tor
HTDRI ULIC CEIMENT' jim 5-tf
pRopERs J. LANNON.
T BRODERs s CO.,
y. '.. No. II King street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEECHANTs,
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES, ..... .,-.a ...
' fSR0Vis1oNs,
...-. 90, ,.- SALT FISH.
=. ..... ...-' and PRODUCE.
Also keep on hand general assortment "i
Cordage, Tar Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils,
camps and Ship and Naval Stores ..,
All orders and cnnsi gnmcntS promptly attend
cd to, and goods forwarded without delay to con-
sgnecs on arrival.
gents for Duponts Gunp"wder:
xxx Ale and Porter always on hand.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
portation linc .'' mn lO-t1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-24

KtlnCln BTsrTUTtt!V UuT 90 DC
fresh, pure and unmixtd, and if not satisfactory
will be exchanged.
COFFEES:
Java, Mocha, Ccylon, Maricubo, Laguyra and
Rio, Green, Roasted or Ground, if desired, from
to &c per pound less than formerly. We use
great care in the selection Of our Cofeos. and
guarantee thom to give entire satisfaction.
We would also call attention to our stock OF
Jellics, Canned Goods, French, English and
American M,isturds, Cross IL BuckwcIs Pick
les, American Pickles, Peak, Frcan Il Cas-. col
cbrated Biscuits Albert Biscuits, Pure French
Candy, from 80 to 6Oc per pound.
Every variety of Spices, perfectly pure grE8iiil7d
and whole A liberal discount to thNiirudn.
CHIN ESE TEA ,GUMPhNY.
No. North Royal street,
Jan 81 Near the Market.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09
THE WEEKLY ECHO.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
]. wv. Bryan Proprietor.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09

Keller % TaxP ayers.


Forthe general good, we publish
the following act, which interests
many Of our citizens The year Of
grace therein mentioned must DO
understood to run from tho date Of
approval and PRONUNCIATION, and to
include an Of The current year
An ACT for the relief Of TAX PAYERS.
SIC. i. BE it enacted bY the Sem
ate and House Of Representatives
Of the State of L0uisiana, In Gem
eral Assembly convened That
sssss sax payers De and are hereby
relieved from the payment of in-
terest and penalties upon the State.
parish, municipal and city taxes
for the years 1861, to 1861, inclu-
sive, and that one year from and
after the passage Of this act be
granted for the payment 81 the
face of the original tax bills.
SEc. 2. BE 1t further enacted,
That this act shall take effect from
and after it's passage.
Approved December 3Isk 1870.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09
Tho Selma Reporler says

Colonel Wood, an old gentleman
from Ohoctaw county, passed
through Selma, on his wayto Pleas
ant Hill, Yesterday morning. IT
viii surprise onr readers To hear
that this old man, seventy-three
years of age, walked All the way
from his home IN Chootaw county
To Cahnba. He was soldier un-
der General Jackson, wis III tue
battle Of New Orleans, and after
ward fought through tle Mexican
war with the rank OF major, and
well remembers having given a
dram 10 Lieutenant u y. Grant 10
steady his nerves for the FRAY. He
also did good service Tor the South
during tie "lato unpleasantness.
After the war, Colonel wood went
To Washington to lock after tl,a
pension due him from tho United
States government. bat failed to
get II an the se0re of his having
leoua rebal. Tho old gentleman
has been d great traveller, and u
eerY intellectual Ills faculties re-
ain their wautad activity, and his
igura possesses quite 1 Youthful
appearance
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09
A. SIMON,
Manufacturer Of
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE

COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE.
A GENT for Bucks PateE5 Brilliant
IA Stove, to which First Premium,
were awarded at the Louisiana Mech0nt
les and Agricultural Fair, Jan'y 1868
also, at the Missouri State Fair, Oct
1866, '67, & 68.
Importer and dealer in Cooking and
Heating Stoves; Table Cutlery, Hard
ware, Hollowware &c.,
Orders from the Country directed to
p. 0, B. 1856, viii meet prompt atten-
dance,
NO, 104, CHARTRES STREET,
no13 1y NEW ORLEANS.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09

An Englshinan, one 0f the mob,
was describing his tour through
America Speaking of the paryer-
sions of language be found, be said: !:
These biawsted Americans cent
heven speak Henglish. Hi was
hin Florida, hand d Massachusetts
man Boston, hi think was talk
ing about crOcodiles: q said they
were a lively bug, and smelt 'orri-
bly, loud. II
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09

The bin now pending III tho
Legislature for the relief Of deIin-
quent taxpayers of the State ID ono
that should command tie serious
attention Of the members, as it will
bring into the Treasury of the State
q large amount of back taxes which
cannot be collected except through
Q very tedious process. The bill
contomplates that all parties Who
may be indebted to tho State for
back taxes shall be permitted for
six months after the passage Of the
act to pay the same i'll State war
rants, the penalties now ii force
to be reinforced up0n all such al
shall fail To take advantage OF tho
act.
There are, we believe, some "a,
600, 600 Of back State taxes, tho
penalties upon which are now a.
bout three times that amount. N.
O. Picayune.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09

The Louisville Courier Journal
quotes from Olive Logan tie san
tenoe, "Since you have swallowed
the negro, 4 think it pretty hard
indeed If you can not 20 the whito
woman as far as your lips, and
adds, "She actually wants us t0
kiss those female sutterage-shriek-
ers! Good heavens here, waiter.
half a dozen more negroes on tho
half shellg
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09

Prince William 81 Baden came
nOar receiving q mortal wound IN
4 late battle. n bullet entered his
head, within an inch Of his feft eye,
and, piercing the duct az the ear,
came out 4 little behind II
Through all Che delicate and vital
parts which it tFaTeTssasf. tfaa flatHRa~
der steerea is course without
breaking 4 single bono. Prince
William viii, however, ba deaf for
life, on tire injured side. He Is
now conyaleseent ia Carlsruhe.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09

to get q crop without work. vou
viii be disappointed. Properly
cultivated they viii Weld from
three to I've hundred barrels to
the acre. They may be planted
as far north as the sweet potato
viii flourish, and may be vet put
ia the ground any time from Feb
ruary to the middle Of May, but
they viii not como up until about
the first Of April, however early
they may be planted. It has other
uses also besides ornament. BY
eartlIing up the crown and leaf
STOCK, IS is practiced with celery,
the root when young, and that por-
ton Of the stalk which is bleached
and tender, may be cooked like as
paragus and form dish equal or
superior 10 that favorite vegetable;
III fact it resembles il taste the
burr artichoke more than the as
paragus.
The root itself NAV be prepared
for the table in a variety of ways.
The most common method Is To
boil with the rind on like a beet,
and then slice and season with
pepper, salt and butter, and serve
hot. When thus boiled it should
be It'd timed or enaunele1 vessel
otherwise the galic acid Of the rind
acting on the iron of the vessel win
blacken the liquor and discOlor tile
pulp. Another method is to peel
and slice before boiling, and boil !
with meat as you would turnips, I
and they then form palatable and /
nutritious diet. Or they may be I
sliced and boiled in plain water,
then taken out and mashed and
seasoned and when baked III a pan
they form dish resembling baked |
beans without the skin On them. I
Or a portion Of the-mashed bulbs /
may, by the addition of little flour !
be made into fritters OF batter I
cakes, aud another portion By the
addition of eggs, milk and sugar,
may be made into custards or pies;
or with little flour and eggs made
into a baked pudding. AS d fat
tener of hogs or COWS they are un-
surpassed BY any other food, and
when cooked or chopped for them
hey cat it with avidity.
With the promise Of contributing
nv mite Of knowledge on some OF
he subjects embraced in your role, 4
md as there is nothing better cal
to promise a free and cor
lial intechange Of ideas among
planters than a knowledge of the
eal name Of correspondents, sub
cribe myself, yours, ect. Il
JOHN j. GLOW.
Atchafalaya, La.
p. S. The seeds Oh small roots OF ]
! ~
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09
HOMESTEADS,
land Warranls. Peasioas, e

bounty Land Warraats, Pensions, etc.
NE ENTER homesteads, from our
W private memoranda and other
purcos Of information; buy land war
snss or got them from the government;
y State pensions for the soldiers Of
IA or their widows; obtain land pat
els; recover purchase money on cam
lesl entries, and attend TO land cases
M business of an kinds Address
Ronr. II. i. JAS. u. BRADFORD,
Land lawyers, rs Royal Street,
.Glass box Goa, Now Orleans, In.
ian29-6m
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09
TERMS:
sUBscRPrIoN THREE DOLLARS
ner annum, in advance.
TERMS
ADvERTIsINa


ADVERTISING
Per SQUARE, no lines or less) 81 so
Fyery subsequent insertion. ... rs
Announcement Of candidates for
office. ...... Sl0 w
Advertisements cent IN for publica
tcn. when there are no directions, viii
be inserted in English and French, and
when time II not limited, viii be con-
tnued until orders are received and
charged accordingly.
Liberal discount to those who adver-
tise by the year or quarter.
No credit will be given for Advertising
or Job work, except by special agree
ment
Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place Of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum.
VA All Judicial advertisements must
be paid for on the last day Of publica-
ton, or on the day Of sale.
Standing Advertisements.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09
eli, YOURS, cot.
JOHN j. GLOW.
AAN
AtchafaInYa. ]

p. S. The seeds Oh small roots oil
the Tanyah, may he had at Mayo's
and Posey's Drug Stores, Opelou-
sas, La.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09

When 9 Fort Scott esrl IS slrlv
kissed, she puts On 6 frown and
saws "Pnt THAT right baek. sir.
where voU STOLE il from.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09

The editor uk i country paper
SAYS, "Wednesday \ post brought
us q hotter addressed Rev. an-
other The Zion. another Gol. one
Professor, and tle last ESQ. on
the way 20 dinner We accidentally
stepped On 4 womans TRAIN aud
she addressed Us Thus You brate.
Who among the lot S rigb
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-09

OFFICE NEAR the coURr-HoUsn.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
FLASHING CITY IMPROVEMENT rs.

WASHINGTON CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
WHAT THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS IS DOING.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Members of the Board
OF Public Works and other officials connected with the
Government OF the District OF Columbia say that they
prepared to that the reports in circulation OF
corruption and extravaganza In connection with the
tensve street improvements now iu progress are with
out foundation. An inspection OF the accounts of the
Board and OF the contracts made by them is claimed
will show that great economy has been practced
was with the magnitude Of the work under
taken and that all the funds have been honestly and
faithfully applied Cooke says that the important
improvements under contract will be finished with
out materially adding the burdens OF the tax payers
The financial plan Of the Board. explained by him,
81 follows:
Under the old city government, tax Of 100000 was
annually levied general expenditure upon
This always entirely absorbed In repairs that the
streets in no better condition at the end Of the year
than At the beginning When anything like permanent
walk, the cost was assessed against the property
ting upon the Improvement In this way about 81 Oe
once the whole four millions. to be obtained by loan
az mt 81 fbso In aSs TO viii viii
eated By them. which viii make but little moro
the old Government The interest on the 100000 loan,
at per cent and per cent for sinking ~ fund WIN
formerly frittered away every year in tring repairs
Tho amount necessary be spent for annual repairs
completed. The people will, according to this showing,
have their streets paved and graded put in ana
creased p TAXATION and when is seem how much
citizens Of washington doing for themselves II be-
IN s APPROPRIATION: the through
The delay p competanS a the Ss
bad winter weather. the Governor says owing TO tho
action Of the very ~ s, VINO Sw
rarily the work then begun.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
REPORT OF THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS CON
MISSION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.--The Southern Claims
Commission made report to Congress to-day They
say THAT deeming the act OF Congress under which they
were appointed as intended to apply to matters OF mum
cipal legislation and TO affect rights standing upon
international law they hold that where the claimant
was an alien when he claim accrued his naturalization
since the war doe, not his disability aso that
the party claiming to he loyal must prove his loyalty
This is fact to established by proof and is not to be
state during the is prind tdcie evidence OF
disloyalty and must he rebutted by satisfactory evil
dencc. Claims have come from those who served IN
the Rebel army, aud the Commissioners hold
that such service is proof OF dSloyalty:
The whole number Of claims presented mp 10 the tnd OF
November j. l0O99, and the entire amount s2t 5U91
The number Of claims exceeding IN amount 5000 IL
$500 and the number exceeding that amount l299 Inc
claims averaging about <l3j0 each, amount 10
S SSOUW. The l29O larger claims amount TO aDomt
$l4G290OO. The Commissioners TRANSMIT reports III ooo
bcr disaowcd for want Of satisfactory proof OF
loyal adherence to the cause and Government
of the United States Is about 23O some
were rejected for insufficient proof upon inc
material points The whole number rejected 10 30 VI
the claimants found loyal 40 have served III the Union
army some have aided military operations as
scouts and guides while others have been arrested ana
imprisoned and cruelty treated by the kebes among
those whose claims have been dsallowed about 4O
served I'm the Rebel army and some ~ guards a Ander
sonvic Others have held civil Offices under the Con
federacy furnished supplies for The eDel army OF
voted the ordinances OF secession, or SWORN a'e-
glance to the Confederate Government OF nave Dtnrr
wise given aid and comfort to the Rebellion III tne
cases decided, and herewith reported tno anioui,
claimed .GJ6 257 the amount ano"eo 10 '''o'' "H
the amount disallowed, >l3l2,l"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The report that the British Parliament will be
called together IN January ID c0nridiced.
The ex Empress Eugene has left Madrid for
Gibraltar, where she VIII Ahe pAasso "n .' N
steamer for England
DIR. o. H. Hess, formerly business manager OF
C,o.b Opera House. Chicago who attempted 10 Commit suicide
lew weeks ago BY shooting, died on Wednesday.
The great suit of the Eureka Mining Company
ohn Henrietta Mine closed ffovo
Yesterday jury falling agree Eleven juro" were A'of oi 'u'
Nay Henrietta. . -
Dispatches from Tucson. Arizona, state that 1903
men including 20 Indians h.ys pleaded so sa tS u s
charging implicated IN Tue lamp osn APAeue
crs They will be tried Immediately
The Coyernor-General Of Connecticut has ap-
,d r a ~ Russell and Charles D. Warner Of Hartford aud the
E a,lapd report TO the nent Legislature
nnon pr,op discipline reform The Commissioners VIII '' some "
tbr prominent penal lpstitutious of tie country.
The War Department in General Orders an.
,s 70 the sm the death Brig Gen Robert Andenon Of Fort
Sum Tor memory and handsome com 70 @
!nsrri,rc proper orders ssuod " do tb<n honof
The sanitary report of Chicago shows quite an
@ M Of the sms epidemic aud tho statements sow
his IL Induced largely the present crowded state OF vac e
The rsvgr. small " % m no, com
s1 rs H. burnt district and the medical fraternity sppIehend vsry
senO mortality.
"A report mnde to the Directors and stock
r. ~ ih R.vobIs Company OF chicago shove
I rri ind Of S9iOJD; Chicago ella mA hd oa uhsa
a..d claims moi pfssrniei f9nV oner
lon g. S65 rcqur 20 cancer '. ,
al maid up aud the tompany Liabilities qndsta o s'
H., s.e, be adjusted pobr oi hr g"' Vi~s o
IN tat no more Iahs "e
adopted aud '"hn''' 'pP a. ra,,,tn
IL having claims against thH Company " '"''"'" " '
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
- 1--7-77--77--7-77- = - -
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARrMErr,
OFFICE OF THE CInEp SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE or THE CInEr SIGNAL OvvIcsR.{
WARRINGTON. d. C.. Dec. IA 4. IN. }
Synopsis for the past fpenfv1our hoMrs
The low barometer in kew-YOrk state haa
moved northesstward beyond Our stations The hugo
barometer IN tho north west has moved sou6east into
Cloud and have prevailed in iand WeserS
NewYork. and Pennsylvania. Brisk winds have pre-
west winds aud rising barometer are now report3f.
Partially cloudy and clear weather has prevailed on thf
wesward An ares Of low barometer hss developed u
the Gulf and an area OF norihsasteriy wnds and rsio
barometer has fallen during the day In the north.wsa
with south westerly wind and threatening weshcr. Tho
barometer In Oregon has begun to fall with souhcriy
winds. .
Falling bropeter and rain Will probably advance on
rray ocn 20 in N"w York ni
England and the barometer fall with increasing south
crly winds from tho upper lakes Westward aud rising
Alabama westward falling barometer and cloudy 5
anticipated for coasts this evening
supplementary Weather Report
Snow fell last night at Boston. Mass Mount washing.
ton H.; Portland Ne. ana AGares Ssnsd9. sn3
fog from COrinnc, Utah; Galveston Texas ana Pert.
land. Oregon. The temperature at Duluth. Men, va
st rSsrSSs showing aa This my morning boston
Washington, N. H.; Portland, Maine. and at Montreal
asS ns At vi
also Tell this morning at New Orleans The weather wes
fogsy at Cincinnati, Ohio; Indianapolis. Ind; Knox-
Ohio, and Portland, Oregon. Snow continued TO fail
this evening Portland, Maine and Mount WsshinRton
S t. A. s ssS s,s Pafs saS saa been
rain storm prevailed at Mobile. Ala; Lake City Fla!
vss s% "
at Punta Rassa Fla 72 degrees; at Key West u DC
gress; at Augusta. Ga IS degrees. being fall y 10 DO
blowing 10 miles an hour the barometer So.lo and
the thermometer 81 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

STORMY MEETING OF TIE GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Kings County Republican General Com
mttee held adjourned meeting last evening at COM
monwealth fall, silas Is. butcher In the chair Mr..
Wood OF the Fifteenth Ward presented petition, signed
by the officers Of the Ward Association aud 500 mcm
bers asking that the General Committee would appoint
three Supervisors OF Election to act at the ensuing
primary for tho election Of delegates 10 the General
Committee motion to lay the petition on the table
was lost by vote Of G2 to 81.
Mr.. vandcrvoort moved. an amendment, that tho
General Committee nominate by ballot three Supervisors
OF Election for each ward and town OF Kings County
Mr.. McDermid, further amendment to the original
resolution moved that in any ward or Town. wheGc " 10
ysors shall be appointed follows: Two from each tS
faction and one to be appointed by the CHAIRMAN o.
General Committee. motion to Lay thlS alhenumoh'
Mr. McDernid then offered resolution. providing that
tccnth Ward each he empowered to appoint two men anu
the Chairman of the General Committee to appoint one,
roll of the Republican voters of this ward and the roll
when thus revised, shall be entered in book. which
an Sa of w.rd Mr. "a @
ment moved that six men be appcntsd three IRON cac
President Of the ward Association deciding ,,o.
Mr. Bellows read AFFIDAVIT signed by James Bradley
setting forth that he had taken the names of ak men TO
the Ward Association rolook by McDerrnids stepson,
and that of these men has applied i9r enDcr,mp
Eiwsr Clark was also read Mr. McDsrd stated
the charges were absolutely false Mr. Bellows said that
Mr. McDcrind was the Ouy convicted OF fraud IN
the Seventeenth Ward and that there had never been
any in the Ward before he had created one MI
McDcrnid SAID that the presentation Of these anldavis
authorized the General Committee to intervene IN the
affairs Of the Ward Association. -
Mr. Jennings moved amendment TO Dir. bel
lowss amendment that the Fifteenth Ward rob00k De
also revised by "a similar committee OF six MI Whiting
moved the previO, question, which carried. The
Yeas and Nays called on Mr Jennng''s amendment
and The original resolution as amended Ny
Mr.. Bellows carried.
The Committee adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
Al Notice. OF Marriages msst be indorsed s0ith ~
Ran,e and 0ddIess
DIED.

DlED
MAXwFLL-Ou wedr>isy Dec 3 Malrina Louise wifs Of Geo
L. Maxwell and daughter n Vim. r. Ta,lor.
The relatives sn friends Of family invited attend ners
from her late residence No. s West Thirty ahhst Friday 18Th
inst. at u O'Clock m.
PLATT-A Metuchn j. the l& OF scarlet fever Caroline j.
only child Of VIM o. snd yuls G. Platt, ssed 20 mouths
Funeral 10 tbs Uniyers1st Church Newark j. this friday
ing l The l+5 foot Of Liberty arrives 81 the
Of the church n time tor the servicea
RRfNOLDSsuideny, Dec H. Augustus Reynolds u the 2sh
year Of his age.
ROsRKRANs-n Albany 49, Amirs Roseksns aged years.
widow OF Abrsham ID. Rosekrans
Funeral Friday, Dec. IS. at O'Clock
sHbRIOAN-December 10 John Joseph Sheridan the belord
Owen and Ross Sheridan, aged % yesrs, months
His will be taken from the reencs Of his parents 2 Ndos
Theresa Church. Rutgers Henry
Friday morning % where Reaais. Mas vii b eesd sp fs
Of his SOUL from hsnce Calvary Cemetery o'clock
The relatives and friends Of the hmi also the member Of the
T. Young Mems Roman Catholic Bsnsvosns AssOea0s ere Invited
o attend
T"MpKNs-rhursdsy morning. Dec H. .n p.inis ss.s Of e:
Public School for Coored Children No so1h rhsVe and for 70
years. faithful teacher 10 this dty
Funeral services will Be held ST. PHILIPPE Protestant Episcopal Churc
Mulbeys. Beekerst Sabbath the l1,h isst st1
O'Clock Her friends and acqaaAtsnces as invited attend via
further notice
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
Nixon's Circus, whose attractions are fully
de.rd advertising columns IL alb nut TO opo'i
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DONRSTIC MARKgrS

wtLsiNGrpS o. Dec l-Spiru Turpeniae en at Gle Roi9
No reported Crude Turpenne steady - 80 Tor Hard e3
for Dip IS IS for vrs Tar steady At o. 50
EEw0RLE.ss Dec NFlour quiet; Supernne 80 13 Doublf
Extra 81 !as7 @ Treble EItr ~ s9s1 IS Com o.. and
Bran market Pork dull hell at Sl5 All other articles
change EIcsns-s,erus ilSi NewYek ssAt tSt dseoaat
Gold lG9i ..
;,ssa,ys No spring 81 E. Do q is, No. a. 81
81 al, Corn qst No. Mixed dS.ite RsJeesa ss;
oa.s n fair demand bot No. 3 Rsesd se
2s,e J.na. nc RE 9.is. and usssinsS No 81 SSstS M
ga seller J.nu.ry sSaes foi opened and closed lasl
sis p.hrsry s5 500 s' 90 March sl5 ssSs sa April
January s.qec February March asic Hans pickle.
At Meats quiet asd weak prsvecs s.oss,oaa
sai.. at st wS.y quiet weak s sse :ss'e
clo<e Rscsipts-J 40 bb Flour 29U bash heat o0 oash
Corn IS bush 1000 bush Rye 5000 bush Ber,s SeO
Hu,s bbs Flour I00 bash Whea 10 nosh
Cora W bu.a bush Rye II 900 bush Barley 900 Hogs