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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-05
EL RECREO,
KeE3 yEOEENA C0yassANKA.

Aviso los fot0gratos de la Capital del interior
En- este establccimiento, de mucho giro en- Puerto
Rico, encontrarln deSde esta fecha los retratista
lln dep,}sito de artfcUlOS de Sill arte como son-Pa-
pei Observation-Disclosures 0lv0ra,-Ioduros V bro
mur0S,-plMlchlS cartulinas para ferrotipOs,--so-
bres doradOs para est0s,-estuches para docenas de
taljetas,-1aiJetas mpeliaes-Aibum de todos ta-
para aes-Cuadros d0ratos ovalados para
retratos grandes,-Retrltos de Santos n0tabiIida-
des,-Ramllietes Cubanos y Puerto riquenos totl0s
articuos de conanza va e&perinientados; ventas al
contado.-Papel dobIe Bristol para dibujo, lap-
ces crey0neS n. &
Gale de San Jlsto unto la Luz Economical / &
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ANAOOA~N1
Habiendo por consiguiente quedado
elegidos los Sres. Mata, Pastor, Tirado y
Vinas.
CabIe.-SegMm O9icias que nos EEaeres
cen ente credito el 2S del pasado ha
debido salir de jamaica un vapor provisto
de cable para empalmal desde ell Oeste
de Sto. Domingo con 81 que parte de
nuestro puerto y regresar d anti in
glesa sumergendo nueyo conductor te-
legrafico y recogiendo con un apara
especia ell vicjo, 81 fuere possible. ST, como
es de espefar, la proyectada operacon
tiene uen exito, dentro de breves dias
estaremos en- COMMUNICATION electrical con
todo ell mundo.
Una objection de ''EI ProgrcsO'' tEes-
hecha con el Quijote
Como carecemos de bastantes iefes no
hemos tenido instructores para formar y
disciplnar capacidades como nuestros ad-
versarlos, nj siquiera ell tempo precise pa
ra atlstar nuestra gente. Hemos tenido
tambien rezagados y sobre todo deserto
res que haE comprometido sus servicos
con los que les ofrecieron hacerlos pr6ce-
res de esta fnsula "Tanto le persuade y
prometl6 Cd. Quijote Sanchez que ell
pobre vlllano Sc determine de salirse con
el y servrle de escudero. Decfale entire
otras cosas D. Quijote cue Sc dispusiese
q lr con el de buena CANA, porque tai vez
lie pod suceder ayentura que ganase Ell
quftame ALA esas pajas alguna lnsula Y
le de]asea elpor gobernador della" iQuien
tales otertas Sc resiste? Pero cuando re-
ciban los golpes y sufran los percances
del alueinado ancho va volveran su al
dea mohinos y convencidos de que del di
cho al hecho hay mucho trecho.
PulPerfas-Con gran satisfaction
hemos sabldo que Sc trata por muchos
duenos de esta clase de establecimentos
de cerrar los dominaos Creemos que. to-
mada la resolution por Ia mayorla, los de-
mas adoptaran la misma medida. Por
nuestra palte, como iniciadores de, este
proyecto que todas luces nos parece ha-
cedero, justo y conveniente, damos las
gracias q las personas que 10 han tornado
en- consideration, y nos alegrariamos de
verlo realizado
TfrOs. al blancO.-See1an nnos da4os
que Sc nos nan sumInlstrado,> >el domingo
2 del corriente la Ia Companfa de Volun
tarlos la g. del battalion de esta ciudad
en- su primer dia de ejercicio hicieron mu
chos blancos. Entire las dos compaIfas
empleando sels cartuchos por hombre.
dleron 50 yeoes en- ell blanco en- esta forma:
Il Companla, a 200 metros de distan-
cla, 80 blancos; a 400, 90. A la prjmera
distancia, hizo la 6. 9 20 blancos v 13.a
los 4O0metros. Para ser bisof1os no apun-
tan NAL estos soldddos de papcz, como la
maban q sus hermanos de Cuba los bnfos
dc VllianneVa Els verdad que ahora han
camblado de opinion los farsantes despues
que los dc papel les hicieron huir como
llebres Ahora los llaman cruezcs yeaccio.
'drtos Los volnntarios Y los casinos es
paIoics son pesadillas que pesan como
plomo sobre los Cora azones iaborantes.
AlamamOs Ia afencion Il,
nuessfos lectores y particularmente j,
los electofes por cdpdciddd hacia la mag
nlllca o0fa que hoy empezamos & publ.
car en- g plso bajo de este periodico. de,
blda lasblen cortadas plunlas de los Sres
Morales Lemus. ..Angulo Heredia, Acosta
Terry y Armas. $3.50
-
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y I'm =

Sc realiza con rebaja dc $1,000 sobre
su costo primitive, IN hermoso amaoen de-
material cen columnas de hierro y a]gibe,
slto en- el barrio de la Marina lie c8ta
ciudad.
Tambien SO vonde en- Ia nitad de au va
lor una estsncia con}puesta dc IS y pico
de cuel das de tjerla, alsunoa aFb3]es fru
tales, buena agul de manantial, y casa
terrera de MADEIRA en- bueo esta 10 situada
entire Cangrejoa y Ricpiedras. Aprop6sito
para pa8ar la temporada de verano.
1nformaran Iriarte hormaro de GARAGE
ma y comp.-Marina. 4 6
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egado espanol
la Hbana conducr correspondence da
ena suprmiendo ye del d del
dguiente asss ss4@s.ss )
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SenadOres.-H6 aqui el r'esssiaadO dc
la eleccion para Senadores verifcda aver:
Doctor d. Pedro Mata 73
EXcmo. Sr. d. Luis Ma Pastor. 50
D. Guillermo Tirado 50
d. Wenceslao Lugo Vinas -. 81
d. Jose Polo y Borras - 6
Excmo Sr. D. Rafael Echagjie. 8
Excmo. Sr. D. Fernando Coto-
ner- 5
Excmo. ST.. d. Felix Ma Mesina )
Excmo. Sr. d. Jose Lemery 5
Sr. Marques de la Esperanza-- 3
ID. Juan Prats. s. 3
d. Mariana Ruiz iz-- 3
D. Nicolls Aguayo l
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CUBA DSPAIOIA,

Sc ha recibidO o primer nJmero de este pori0lco.
y Sc admite sHscricion Ell Ia Imprenta del "BOLE-
I'M, q los praci0s Siguentes
Capital un aIlo-. Observation-Disclosures. u
" ScNpStre. ............. .... s "
tlHneStre-- Observation-Disclosures. , t so
I'll Agente. Pedro Sayan9
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G. GACETILLA.

SenadOres.-EE6 aqmi eI resmiaadO de
In e]eccion nara SenadOres verifcda aver:
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Certificates of Authority Revoked by
Auditor of State.
STATE OF IOWA, AUDITORS OFFICE,
Des NJ Dimes NnY p 1871

STATE OF IOWA, AUDITORS OFFICE, I
Des Moines, Nov. %, 1871.
WHEREAS, 1t appears from salts
factory statements received at this
Office, that the following named Fire
Insurance Companies, heretofore du-
ly AUTHORISED to contract the business
o. Fire Insurance, in this State under
the authority of law, have. in conse-
quence of meeting with extraordina-
ry losses in the recent great fire in
he city of Chicago, and from other
causes, had their capital stock inn
paired, each of them, to more than
twenty per cent. of their paid up cap
ital and
WHEREAS, 1t appears to my salts
faction that the said Fire Insurance
Companies are in an unsound condi-
ton:
Noao therefore, By virtue of the
authority of law, and in the dis
charge of my duty to the people OF
Iowa, | hereby revoke each aud all
certificates of authority heretofore
given to each and all of the follow
ing named Fire Insurance Compan-
les and their agents, which permit
ed them and each Of them to con-
tract the business Of fire Insurance
in this State up to the 3lst day of
Tanuarv 1870.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
LIFE IN A PRINTING OFFICE.
It's ANNoYANCEs, ExACTIONs AND
RIsKS-EvERY DAY EXPERIENCE.

IT'S ANNoYANCEs, EXACTIoNs AND
RIsKs-EvERY DAY EXPERIENCE.
Few people are aware OF the inside
workings OF printing Office, nsr OF
the annoy ances attended upon the
publication OF a newspaper. 1t is
Impossible To form anything like a
correct idea of the number of men
there is III this aud every community
who make 1t d poin. about every time
hey meet YOU To tell of some impor-
tant fact that should be noticed In
the paper pro bonn pabtico. Gener
ally, however, II turns out that the
item referred TO is one which the NJ
formant has al AK TO grind, aud the
newspaper Is TO be the free horse Oh
which he expects To ride into public
favor and confidence. There are
some men who think because they
take the REPUBLICAN, we are under
obligations To puff them and their
business. 1t is a pr. valent though
mistaken idea that So for subscrip-
ZION will make a man a perminant
stocknolder in the establishment.
The news paper business is a very
exacted on all connected with it, aud
the pay was comparatively small.
The proprietors risk large amount
ofmOney for small profits, and the
editors and printers work harder and
cheaper than the same number OF
men of any other profession requiring
the given amount of Intelligence and
training. The life has it's charms and
its pleasant associations, scar ely
known by the outside work but it
has its earnest work, and hours Of
exhaustion, which, likewise, are not
knownto tho who think the bus.
mess all fun. The Idea that news
paperdom is the charmed circle
where the favored members live a
lite of ease, free from care, is mis- :.
taken one. Business is business,
and the journal that succeeds is tn.
one that is run on a square business
footing, with the same system as a
banking house.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
/ Established July 1850.
He NEXT PRESIDENT.

Following the census OF 1870 will be
a reappointment of Representatives.
n bill was reported at the last sess.
lon OF Congress which, we presume,
Will be taken up and passed at.the
present season. According to this
bill, the house of representative will
consist OF $50 members. As the
number of electors of p eside nt and
Vice President is equal to the whole
number of Senators and Representa-
tves, it follows that there will be
254 electoral votes cast in the next
Pr, sidential canvass. Of this mum.
Der, l7a will be requested to choose
President. The party or eandi-
date which can secure that number
OF electoral votes will be the triumph
ant party or candidate in the pext
contest. Promising it's fig
ures with the foregoing statements,
the st. Louis Democrat, of recent
date, expresses it's conviction that
the result by States will be, as shown
by the following tables:
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FAIRyIEW-Union CircuiL Union Tp-Rey
j. O. Thompson. Pastor.
UNIVERSALIST oClETY.-No regular serVi
Gee Sabbath school At ) p. m.
ME. CHURCH-Rev. j W. Mcdonald, Pastor
Services a. 1917 a, M, and p: m. ounuas
School, p. m Prayer meetings IhursoAS e'e
nlngs. .. IN ca,
SIMPSON CHARGE-tM. b. Rev. j. 7. Sim
mona PASTOR Services 1T l01s a. m. ana p III
Sunday school at , o. m. Prayer meetings ihu''
EPISCOPAL cHrRcH.-seryiees every sun,
S,ayna5istaiy aifer morning Service. Service,
Ibursdsy eninc. iuomas b. Kemp, Pastor.
FIRs PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rey )
& NcUune Pastor. Services al l011 g. m. and T:4t
D. N SUNDAY school, = =. N. Prayer meetings
CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.-Rev. J. E
SnOvden Pastor. services AT l0h q. N. and p
m sunday school a. 12h p. N. Prayer
MEETINGS. Thursday evening". -.-
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHU Rich
m. an .. m. SAbbsth school9h s. N. Praye
meeting Wednesday evening.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Elder Is. w
johnson. PASTOR. Services ST 10Y 8. M ant
Up. m. sunday school a9Gp. m. Prayer meeting
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev. J. F. Childs, PISS
tor. Services at l0h a. m, and "a p. 10. sun
dag School 9 s. m. Prayer meeting, tharsdaS even
ings.
U. P. CHURCH.-aev. R.. A. AcAysel
Pastor. Services lOh a. m. and ?. IN. SUNDAY
School 81 a. ID. Prayer meeting, Thursday even
SECOND NJ. Z. CHURCH (Colored).-Rev
Coleman. Pastor. Services every SaDpatn al iva
3. N. sunday school al 81 p. m
FRIENDS MEETlNG.-Corner OF Monroe ano
8Iigh streets On let and 4th days OF the wees. al
0a. N: on let day at p. m. Sabbath SchooI I'm
.lcliAtely after services on lat day morning.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

A curious incident of the Paris
Commune is brought to light in one
OF the papers. A tobacoonist closed
his shop, and, IN order to protect it
from pillage and burning, he wrote
plaeard, CLOSED on account of DEATH
and pasted itover the door. He hsd
scarcely finished the job. however.
when ball struck him from behind
and killed him instantly. II mast
have been some consolation to flud
that he had not lied.
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he effect of a horrible murder up

The effect Of a horrible murder up
on the private no less than the pub
lie mind is sho wn by the fact thai the
handsome mansion OF the late Ben
amin Nathin. one of the most desir-
able as to kind and locality in New
York city, has never been occupied
since the dreadful murder. It il
said that no good tenant can be
found, and that the dwelling, while
was worth probably $4,000 a year,
could not be rented TO. day tor halt
the sum. The terrible tragedy has
for the time destroyed the market
value of the properly.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

AbolitiOnists were not tolerated in
the South in 1850, Union men in ls6O
nor Republicans IN 1870. In 1871,
we are teaching :hese people some
thing of the grandeur Of American
citizenship. There are such things
as the free exercise ofpolitical action
nd The free utterance of political
op.n ons.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
DtE

Republic Insurance Stock in Iowa.
As the Republic Insurance Company
Of Chicago has determined to collect
its unpaid stock it is a matter of in.
terest to know that the amount that
il held IN this State. The amount
originally taken was s567,2Oo. The
larger part of this, probably nearly
all, is still held here. A small Dor.
ton OF the stock taken in this city
was to Chicago parties some time
ago at q discount on the amount
paid up (2U per cent? of from 80 to
40 per cent. The same is probably
true of other places. ...'
The various towns are represented
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
STATE AND STATE HOUSE MAT.
TIERS,

Insurance Companies Which can do
Business az Ioaca.
The following list of Insurance
Companies sufficiently solvent to be
permitted to do business in this State,
will be of general interest and pub
lie value. 1t is an official copy,
which we have been furnished by
the kindness of Auditor Russell.
GO1r1I2lSes. I0c0t;on
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

*The capitol of these companies
is impaired, but they are making it
good as fast as possible.
: DIS MONIES Nov. "a. 1871.
The foregoing is full list of the
names and locations of Fire Insur-
ance Companies loated in other
states and countries which are still
July authorised to continue in Iowa
from this date.
JOHN RUssKLL.
Auditor Ut State.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
as TOIIOWS .

The Company proposes to pay %
per cent. of losses in cash as soon as
claims can be adjusted, and to give
its obligations to pay the remaining
70 per cent in three equal INSTALL
ments, at four. eight and twelve
months from the 1st day of Deem
Der, ls7l.-Burlington Hack. Eye.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
DOUBTFUL.

1Ota1 %
The Oenocrdt then proceeds to
say: We have placed no States III
the Republican column in regard TO
which there arr the least particle of
question; While Missouri and New
Jersey, which ace reckoned in
amongst the doubtful States, are, in
our jude ement, morally certain to
vote the Republican ticket. But as
there has been no election in Mis-
souri, since acknowledgements, to dem
onstrate the fact, of which we are
fully convinced, that the State is still
Radical, and as New Jersey elected
a Democratic Governor in the recent
canvass, although at the same time
choosing Republican Legislatures,
we have removed them from the list
of the Republican States. We be-
Iieve they will come back with VIC
torious colors, and demand their
rightful place. There are other
States in this doubtful column which
may be shown in this progress of the
canvass to be wrongly classified. But
as it stands the Republican candi-
date will have forty seen more
votes tn IN are necessary for his cleo
ton. Give the Democracy every
doubtful State and Neac York IN ad
diton, and it's candidate will still be
defeated 10y % electoral votes. The
probability is that Gen. Grant, if
nominee Of the National Republican
Convention, will receive scarcely less
than t,co hundred and fifty electoral
votes, and popular majority of hun
dreds of thousands.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
n. =. CUTS.
", II. SHEPHERD,
IOsK n. LACEY
PHYSICIANS L. SURGEONS.
81 CoFYIs. N. D.. homeopathic PHYSICIAN

~ L COFFIN. n. D., Homeopathic Physician,
Oskaloosa. Iowa. Once on Main street.
spn,b-ea,t corner Of pubic rqusre. 4 oonrs ea-t .
yesidence bIocks due north of Ept-copai church.
a door, es.t on souIh ride Of Nor street. otiee
enm. Country business promptly attended TO
RETEREscEs :-E Maine, D. for5sge Ci,y,
Wiz: Ex Gov Lewis, Coidmhns- "" VIE hon
- " ID Iowa City. 10 va; A Barry. ID ID Racine
Wis: Newell NJ ID. Waterford. Wiz Rev
wood worth, Principal OF Rochester fnsntute Y
j Patchin, NJ ID, F0n Du Lac. VIE; Hon WIN +
Smith. tx State IRE surer. Fox Lake, Wiz Hon
Geo BFenneY, Union Groye, Wis. Ally
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

ARMIES OF THE UNITED sSATEs.
The following is a correct state
meht, complied with great care in
Pension Office, of the total number
OF Soldiers serving in the wars, SO.
which the nation has engaged in since
the war l775. 1t will appear in the
forthcoming report of the Commits.
sioner of Pensions:
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
CITY DIRECTORY

Mayor ..... Go. II. BACGH,
Saishal. EXPERIMENTATION \. BUCHANAN.
r'rrasurrr. IS. II CHAPMAN
Su1iEifor, ,.......J. KELLY JOHNSON
Recorder ..........-...- - + M n n -.
Street CoEnmissioner -. .......W. Ii. SIMMONS.
TRUsTEEs.
Isl Ward 90. HENRY MA 'TOX. L. ID. ROUNpS
and Wa .JOIS SIEBEL. j. A YOU Nc
Srd Ward. JAS. kHINEHART, ID. A. HURS /
AN Ward H C. HUNTsMAS.J J. INCLUSION.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-12-07

nRs CAMERON & COoLIDGR-PHYs.
ID CLANS. SURGEONS, ACcUUCHEitS. &c
Haying formed partnership for the practice 81
Medicine, Surgery AMI Midwifery. rope TIA "
ter der their retyicss. special attention VIII
paid 90 the treatment Of surgical caser dineas ,
of the eye. ear. thF4st luHgs and catarrhal an e.
lions. Ariihciai eyes which will now IN perlecl
harmony with the natural syes inherited witeodt
OF Dr.. Coolidge. n4s'zI
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In testimony whereof | have hereuD.
to set my hand L. S. AMI affixed my
Seal of Office, at the City of Des
MONIES, the twenty fifth day of No
vember, A. d. 1871.
JOHN RUSSELL.
25dit. Auditor of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02

2

negro woman whose humble shelter he had
sought, and his own, he was taken out.
After drawing lots five of the gang took
him into the woods and riddled his body
with balls. The perpetrators OF the out
rage were arrested and put in Chester jail,
but before being secured they killed the
deputy sheriff who. served the process.
Suddenly, negro came from CoiumDla
with what purported to be writ OF habeas
corpus from the radical Judge Thomas at
Columbia, but attested in no proper form.
The sheriff called into council the lead
ing lawyers, in order to determine what
course he should pursue in regard to this
informal and irregular requisition, which
bore no evidence of genuineness, and came
in an envelop of Adams Express Company.
In the meantime the news spread, and
vigilance committee, aroused into indigna-
ton, knowing how Governor Scott had
pardoned the worst criminals by hundreds
and believing it to be trick to carry of
the murderers, determined to administer
stern justice themselves by making an ex-
ample to check this outlawry.
They took the prisoners out OF jail Dy
force. and executed them summarily: One
OF the number was released by the declar-
alton of white man that he was believed
to be innocent of the atrOcious crime OF
which the others were guilty.
While this act OF vengeance Is deprecaueo,
the extraordinary provocation and the alarm
created by the armed blacks, as well as
their violence, must be considered in
connection with it. The other statement
might be expressed with equal effect, but
this illustration is sufficient for the present.
One of the principal witnesses, named
Owen, in the crOss-examination, admitted
himself to be thief.
The Olympics, of this city, beat the Eek.
fords, of Brooklyn, to-day, by score OF
twelve to nine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
EDUCATIONAL.
CTRAIGHT UNIVERSITY,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

This University received its charter June
IS 1863 with the power to confer all such
degrees and honors conferred by universities
in the United States of America
1t is modelled after the best colleges OF our coun'
try, and it's immunities are free to all.
It's first catalogue shows that nearlv nine nun.
dred students have been in attendance and present
indications are that the next one will show An
equal number.
All necessary expenses are moderate, and deserv-
ing, INDECENT students can have pecuniary aid
The University is situated In pleasant ano
healthful part of the city, and in all its appoint
ments affords facilities for obtaining thorough
education not excelled in the South.
1t embraces the following departments:
L. ACADEMIC, in which students are prepared
D. COLLEGIATE.
g. NORMAL, arranged with special reference to
body Fund"
4 MEDICAL. Charity Hospital is accessible
to s thii ssS. department
s. THEOLOGICAL, which Is open to all denomi.
nations
Further information may be obtained upon appN-
cation to any of the following members of the
Gsculty:
President and Instructor in Sacred Theology.
REV. c. H. THOMPSON, d. D.,
Professor of Pastoral Theology and University
~ HON. RUFUS NAPLES LIB,
Professor Of International Law and Dean Of the
La" Z. B. WHITE, M. D..
Professor of Theory and Practice Of Medicine, and
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
JF. FULLER, A. M,
Professor of Mathematics and frlncfpaa OF the
Academicai Department.
p NJ WILLIAMS, A. n,
Professor Of English Literature and Principal al. Of
Normal Department. ape
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-02
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, August Cotton steady;
sales 2l56 bales; middling uplands l9&c.
Flour: Southern is dull and lower; common
to fair extra S. 4006 so; good to choice
s. $500. Whisky 96c. Wheat heavy;
spring &c lower; new red and amber
Southern 81 35 al 421e. Corn active, with
a large home demand at 65066c. Rice,
7A 0S1sc Pork steady. Beef dull. Lard:
lOssc. Naval stores quiet. Tallow 909Ac.
Fre;ghts firmer. Coffee dull; Rio is quoted
1874 0l6c. Sugar very dull; fair to good
refined quoted at 9S 99asc; $50 hhds Cuba
at e1e @llhc. Molasses dull, without
material change.
ST.. LOUIS, August 1.-Cotton dull and
nominal at 19c. Flour firm; low grades
scarce;superfne fall $42O04 so. Wheat firm;
No. 3 red fall in the elevator 81 1901 IA,
closing dull at 81 l3; No. 2, 81 230l 25.
Corn dull and unchanged. Oats inactive;
bulk mixed on the track, 320 $40; sacked,
81 038c. Barley Goa 62hc. Rye unchanged
at 56hc. Whisky steady at 94c. Tobacco
steady. Pork dull; mess, $l40l4 25. Bacon
dull; order lots shoulders, SAC; clear rib,
SAC; clear sides, Sc. Lard nominal at Gao
for choice kettle and keg. Cattle dull and
unchanged.
CMciNNAr1, August Cotton dull and
unsettled; middIing 1910 and nominal; no
(ooHTUgUED on EIGHTH PAoRl