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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
yor the Week Ending Friday my TO-

MORNING STAR OffICk. s
saturday Morning. May S ie'''
w,.ft the market at the time Of our iass i hS
ps1s g. .srsss y.
w.ss ss ,Ss syas sss S
:.s
Of u q ss sssss
ap only ssS ss
sS %sd
s sSc Jpsss :%s
.. 81 81; S SPsn a9Ss as
accepted TO snasr vet On the
%
aaes 1i..rs to &c. good tc
c~a %Saas !, to s sor s tho Wssi
ap sS e S. .sss per 3D. Inc fair 10.
nj yelT1SST slses
ws' s, Dc IT. e % 10 IS city
sssSs sy szs2s "
8 e Dbl for choice
snS le, quot. 70 to TAO per bushe for mixed and
yellow and q 70 re 11l sso Der bushel St Louis and
. ~ q for
end 81 t. s ssd s1 s per Dbl retail and
81 Ss !, :. TO- os.. .,s
3 to sss ess. and o
sen .. to III and kegs At IL to iss
10 PEI 70, s.1r MxAr-shsulders quoted at st 70
70 per ID. xv...-, commando III to a2e %
"a lib. m. .,,,.. .xtr> uees In barrels q
of ara n 10 ais and she go per torco a,r.rv
VI RlcR-Wo quote tnfer1or 1o' olU-fL
AZ 1sc nrimc 60 GOOD do 9ac choice . per 70;
~ BUTTxR-We quote choice Western ~ ~ ~ - TO -
cr ncshsn ~ as to BIO and common Northern ~
no per ID. -.-.., ,c+.a .t IS to l6o, and T
he aeryo ct Is to 40 per Id. ,,,,, nm tho Ian
of n Is 50 to s. per according to Size
auote IS to I5sc per ID gold duty Raa
for Orime Ia to ia good, IA to lAa TOR faf'
tar WsGywe quote $50 soo Per gallon for s G1 nH
= w"assrn rcctifed Domestic patent bourooH - w
s. and pure 81 70 o gallon 90 N q nnls:
vs. fSnr1 BxaGINo-We quote 2lo Per yaro N "a
200 in rolls hemp and a,x vsa in tolls
cnaiitv Domestic jute baggng x2Ac per Wv VI =, III
IaoS rs|Ars Arm at e 81 Is1 .P
ere HDEsCountry hdss s deS sated Green elau
ere G to &c per Id for heavy % to ioc for hgns anu
en- l3c for light hps.
ist- Money Market
nd Gala TO tn 1924. American half dohAfs 'oos w
nm. rsoIican dollars us to li53 .,o..xes
Stariine exchange 1921 to 123a francs !. ~ ~ -
nay Homsst;e exchaSge, to per cont premium
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

We would respectfully call attention 10 Sne
go oia.nnt drug store, corner OF TchouPi
nSS Deord streets recently opsned ~ M and acco
s9hj nrhp phnrmacs utiat and We take PSa "
pnsnsndina him TO the patronage Oh oof "'S"~s Jaw
tho public generally
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

CRESCENT MUTUAL INsURAMTc5E ~ the twenty.
The attention resdsEo. Is ssuncS aud elAbe
company name beads tn Adams Is
| 3Sro.SenT G. T. Buddeoke, ESQ., the saDtlsman Mr.
stat ayer afTble and courteous gen.hin1 ,nsf
and tnST Sodan the Secretary of tnis hourishng lnS
| tution.
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n ,rn,ng Star and Cathollc messo"es~
" - '.'..0 -1~>O~ = -, ,x1t
~ ,,p1.EANs. SUNDAY, MAY 10. is1i.
rror the Morning Star and Catholic MessenS''''
MONsEIGNEUR DARBOY.

MONSElGNEUR DAhDOA'
r-ast in dupgeon-bound IN cnhH"o-
bostsge for his peoples crimes,
u.w.,t. his doom, and patience gains
A. each day tolis the weary chimes
...nrad that one shall dawn or soon or late
when God will grant . martyrs envieo iA'0
From strange Epi oopal abode
p,r,.sa from the fearful Passion Week.
A price afaxed by bloody code
On mia gray head-he dares to sPeaHi
R,aa,np his people rouse them from their 1AA''
To NAV for mercy upon stricken France
yr cr,.op coll, the month of May
eoft whispers Of her buds ana no"o'
y,,a. his uudauptcd heart DO gay.
80 line. his prayers with her bright hoars'
10. ZACH wound 10 made an Offering fafe'
dent as roses. pure a lilies faar'
w,tb,o his hands he holds his life.
Offsrinr It up with eager soul
An respite for tho unnatural stri'e'
That 40 Gods wrath may hap'y FOIL
u.vors the aock and strike the shepherd oo"n'
n.oueathine peace to them-to him crown
Oh, holy priesti Thy blood may now
a.a Goa NAV bless tho land IL lsves.
nat they who work this dircful WOO
shall sleep, themselves. In bloody graves;
ror m.rtyrb blood, appealing from tho soo'
DSv, down swift vengeance from an angry goa !
4ut She whom Franco once called her voeen
q A.v. whom Faiths pure radiance shone'
Nav vet recall all France has been'
And rear again Religions throne:
,,uon,s heart shall them from evil dfSs
Tu,n humbly bask TO Gods appointed ways
OIL holy priestl If thine should %
Tho glorious palm the martyrs oea1.
Ga rr.nee with streaming eyes, shall 500
Her pardon won by thy meek prayer
IN, land 90 blsst by sacramentai gore
un.. surely to Gods truth return once m 11
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

rh;nIr of t.. rcader, $500 yards OF Jacone e.,
,d s,ss edgnga at only - and p ceTts P1 SS Who
anu sE,, No 67 Magazine st' cot, 10 tne - -, y
JOSEF = - them 10 you and no 10 not asnAmS" "
4. eitnOr as it IL Tor your gVod-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

Messrr. Packwood 81 Brother keep goIso o1 ~
the beat quality, and guarantees sA'AA h
suy bouse la the city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28

1ETER GALLERY UNDERTAKER,
No. GAG Josephine street, near magazine
Metallic Mahogany, Black Walnut ana h s o'mn'
bodies embalmed dsinterred ano tsrS
funerals attended to In Ferson y .H1 hare 81 the
| he hopes by strict attentaon y" 0 my9i III ly
| public patronage
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28
WYNN. KELLY,
" CARPENTER AND BUILDER,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Is Prepared to
CONTRACT FOR THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS,
m nm Commission, will Superntend the Erection Oh
Rn;idincs or other Work In his Line.
Orders left at his Shop $50 MAGA1iHEh r..
hetween Race and Robin or BOZ ,SS s.S a,tanticn
JoBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED 70,
Fesideuce-ss Constance street: JIG .
NDREw LEO CARPENTER AND a. o.snb q
ora st Charles st. bet julia and ST. osePn' 49,
- S'' S' Rox "a Mechanics e Exchange: ,...s
| All orders in the buhaing n"o
| and immediately attended 20. u.,, Io,,road Depot
sra TO Richard Esterbrook Esq Of the iase n
q St;sr Rstarbrook Architects and Buioere. AP.-
-, 1,oss Ru1IDER, RETURNS THANKS
10 the Citizens Of New oean. for their
r., tho ast twenty years. He has nov. sevsri
a o to his Workshops. and Introduces sess =.
Wood. working Machines which S M,i enA'''
teSo nJ Once corner Of Prytana and Washing.a
str l.; Merchants' Exchange BOX NJ su1iy
| no Nh
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OR NEW YORK DIRECT
xERcHANTS sTEAMsHR LINE.

NOR NEW YORK DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
tho first class steamships-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Capt. 1alnSf p. CrOWohs
GGEN MEADE Capt A. " sa@Pson.
MMNTrED STATES. Capt. A. 8la1cnaldr
MWEsrSRN nETRoPoiIsC.pt q. 8. Quick.
EMILY B. sOUDER- Capt: wTnpn1y
The steamer CRESCENT CITY, Capt z. L. Hos5t 81
al issvn nor wharf foot Of Jefferson street. ON eAT.
nRDAY, June 8, 1t r. n -..n.u... g..
TT.aa steamers have superior ACCOMMODATIONS Ise
An0o0 Cabin passage, $50; 6teersge -
Bills 81 Ladin8 signed through 70 and str
% nssseneors for Liverpool and tho Continent connect
Inc With Guions Line Of Stesmers' ssannS n'N 80"
York every Wednesday.
For freight OF &essaSJ n6SWIGSEN 100 Common ct.
| r.. ....,,.hip -, will follow. leaving %
the sseHns n .tsrx sel2ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-05-28
uNDERrAKERs-BUILDERs.-PAINTERs.

Tho 8t08mbnIp
Saturday, juno 10, At 5 r. u.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

To DEVELOP TALENT.-P'aCe a
man in a position that will fearful
" tax him and try. him, q position
that will often bring the blush TO
his cheek and the sweat to his
brow, a position that will oyermas-
ter him at times, and cause him 70
rack his brain for resources. Place
him in o position like this, but eve
~ time he trips 60 to his rescue
90 not with words Of blameo or CEN
sure, bat 20 with manful words o.
encouragement; look him boldly in
the eve, and speak them with
soul emphasis. This is the way e
make a man Of a boy, and q giant
Of q man. III q man has pluck and
talent, no matter whether he evei
filled given position or not, put
him in it, If worthy, and he vii
soon not only gil it, but outgrOw il
But put one in a position with {
faint hea this is the way to Kill
him. Put him in grandly, will
unmistakhble confidence. Dropn
caveats. but boldly point the way
aud then stand by with a viii anc
nineteen will succeed.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02
@ The Opelousas journal Of

81 The Opelousas Journal Of
che 25th ultimO, says ''The fol-
lowing persons, convicted At the
present term Of the District Court,
we're sentenced BY Judge King
yesterday"
Alex. wv. Smith, white, horse
stealing, 8 years in the penitentia
~.
Claymire Soileau, Colored, horse
stealing, three years in the peniten-
tiary.
Benz. Whitlock, white, larceny,
! year in the poniteutiary.
Henry Franklin, colored, horse
stealing, 3 years in thepenitentiary'
Jean Gay, fils., and Joseph Du-
plechain, white, breaking and en-
tering a dwelling house in the night
time with intent TO commit 8 rape,
for lie in the penitentiaTy.
Omsr Mpreau, white, larceny, 6
months in the Penitentisry.
TheisaC Derbanne, white, com
pounding felony, 6 months in the
panikantiaFy. ..H ....- ID .
Amedo Harry. eolored, horse.
stealing, 4 years in the peni'
Tertiary. -s. Ill.,.
NV. Sanford, COlorOd, reCei'
wing stolen goods, l year in the
psnitentisry. .... ....@....
Jean Sam, COlOrod, laT .eny, one
year in the penitentiary.
Louis Sam, COlOred, larceny !
year in the penitsntiary.
Francois Richard, white, assault
and battery, 10 days in the parish
prison and $40 hne and COstS, Of
10 days more in parish prison IL
default Of paying fne aud costs.
Raphael llSuueI, white, robbery
s years In the penitentisry.
John WAllsce, white, assault
with intont 10 commit rape, 2 year
in the penitentisry.
Janviar Louie, OotOred, larceny
6 months in the penitondnry.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

nn Republicans in England
appearst to be making rapid strides.
Republican tracts, giving start
ling statistics Of the enormous
cost ofroyalty, are being issued in
large numbers. The London cor
respondent Of the Liverpool Abb
on says: "The possibility, may be
the probability, of a republic, is q
topic which one now hears discuss
ed with a freedom that ten years
ago would not have been allowed
in loyal society. That the House
Of Lords, as at present constituted
will stand for another five years i
what very few people believe. The
ballot bill will be sent to them 81
early as possible, and there j. no
the smallest danger Of their throw
ing IL out.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

TIE NEW YoRK ELRCTIoNs.--On
the result iD, New York the TribuRe
gives this comment: THE people
of this city and State, in their cleo
ton proclaimed their adhesion to
the Divine mandate Numbered from
Sinai: Thou Shalt Not Steal.
This is the meaning, this is the mo
ral of the verdict, which had very
little reference to party politics. II
means that there shall speedily be
inaugurated q new era of upright
mesa in government and of frugal
| ty in administration. 1t means taai
thers shall hencefOrth be diminish
ed expenditures, reduced taxes
and steadily decreasing pGbli'
debts. 1t means that Speculation
and plunderers. whether Of high o.
low degree, whether of this party
or that, shall be exposed, prOaoCu
ted, and subjected TO condign pun
ishment. Woe to that party which
shall fail to comprehend and heeC
the lesson" "
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02
Provisions.


The st. Louis Republican, OF the
7th inst, says: A private letter
from New York states that the
dealers in lard made a successful
cover on the LIST, when stocks were
reduced to less than 1000 tcs.
There was shipped ont Of New
York in October over $4,000 bbls.,
and he stock was estimated 1T less
than 1900 bbls.
We have received the circular OF
Geo, ]. Jones & Co., of Milwau-
kee. dated Nov. 3, from which we
extract the following, which, it will
be noticed, fully sustnins the argu-
ment made in this column against
extreme low prices in provisions.
while the value of other articles OF
food was advancing:
It would seem rs this is to De
the low priced year on hog pro-
ducts, the one that will discourage
farmers from raising so much pork
! The packing must be heavy: and
prices must necessarily be depress-
ed tor part of the season. especial
| " if money matters are close For
eign consumers ought to be able
to buy very freely at such low Prl'
ces, especially as bread is to be
unusually dear if the reports o.
the deficiency in Great Britain
France, and other parts of Europe
are true. We can now only SCI
two barrels of AOur for one OF pork
whereas in December, 1869, in thu
market, six barrels of -four were
given for ono of pork. 1t may b
that provisions will 90 still lower
but now only about 63c is askee
for pound of bacon, whereas W,
have seen a decline of that mucl
per pound not very many years a
20. We expect to see hogs sol
at 90 so to 81 gross, They ar,
now $4to - 10. We can buy Cum
berIands &c boxed for December
short ribs at GEO short clear ID
long clear &c; shoulders 4!o; box
ed for December; short ribs a
SIC; short clear nc; long clear 81
shoulders Al to AGO; boxed lar
sc; hams So in tiOECes, Mess Por
! $l2 Is to $l2 so.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

~ We have received from the
celebrated mandatory of Messrs.
Parker, Brothe.s, West Meriden,
Conn, q breaCh-loading shot gun
manufactured by that firm. We
have not had an opportunity Of
giving il a trial, but it is equal in
finish, fully as substantially made,
and we have no doubt will shoot
a. well as the best foreign made
guns. II is made of the best ma
terial, is not complicated, and is
not liable TO get out of repair, aud
is provided with shells which may
be loaded an indefinite number OF
times, and the operation of loading
aud firing can be performed as Of
ten as once In FIVE seconds. The
hunter with this gun can go pre-
pared for every kind of game, o.
be can withdraw one shell and in.
ssrt another in an instant. We in
vite those who wish TO see q fine
fovling piece, to call and examine
ours.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02
SheriR's Sale.

Mrs. Mary w. Trumhle, VI. No. Ct
Charles Glasspool. Parrish Court,
Parish of CHcasieu, State of Louisi'
ana, .,as5 s.F...-t
DY virtue Of q writ Of q. "a. issued out
I'D of the Hon. Parish Court Of tho
Parrish of Calcasieu, State Of Louisiana,
IN the above numbered and entitled
,uit, and to me directed, will proceed
TO sell, ut public auction, Co the highest
bidder, at the Courthouse Of this par
ish, iu the town Of Lake Charles, on
saturday the 9th OS JanIary,
1872, ~ ii O'Clock, A, M tAe follow
ing described property, seized to sntlS'
fy said writ, To wit 4:
A certain piece Of land, being 3 s0'
Of ground lying and situated In the toWa
Of Lake Charles, in said parish Of Cal'
casieu, State OF Louisiana, measuring
one hundred and thirty-three and Ono
third feet front ON Lake Charles, py
two hundred feet in depth, Bounded
north by property belonging to ~. r.
thOn, east by Wards alley, soutl y
property of Joseph Sallier, tOgethe'
with I'LL the bnillipgs and impFOV"
ments thereon erected,
perms oil sale CA9a. :.
w. iii. HA5K ELL, ShsESn :,
Sheriff Office, Lake Charles, Dec, = III
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

- The Louisville Courier
JoarnAl positively refuses to admit
that Mrs. Losry'o COW did not kick
over tho lamp which harmed down
the stable and set Gre to Chicago.
"How does she know, il she was
asleep. that &e COW did not kick
over tho lsu1pP She has no right
to deprive the COW Of the ilnmOr-
tality won by that historic kick
MrD. Leary, II you deserved TO be
called 9 citisen Of Chicago, you
wOuld have had your COW photo
grphsd long before the fire was
oxtinRuished, and would have been
selling the pictures all the time a
twenty cents apiece" The article
concludes with the pithy remark
''Dry up, Mrs. Leary, or act like q
woman 81 sense"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02
BEsEDrCr ARNO1D's Music Book


BENEDICT ARNoLD's Music Book.
A Norwich Conn., paper tells
the following story:
There was recently exhumed
from the gaFFet Of an up tOwnman-
gion q curiosity Of no little local as
well a. general antiquarian utter
est-namely, the veTitable music
book which Benedict Arnold used
and sung from when he was
young man and resident Of this
town. The book, now In possess.
ION Of GuEdon Ford, Of Brooklyn,
through presentation Of ID. Colt
has Arnold's name written in q
bold, clear hand across the title
page, while the music falsO in ma.
nuscript) Il written 10 part in Ar,
nold's hand, and Il part, doubtless
by his mother. The latter was q
good woman, and letters from bel
SON are extant III which she exhOrti
him to Gee from temptation ant
lead a godly and upright life.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

B9- Chicago in It's ruins Is true
10 its old characteristics. One Of
the local papers says: "ThiS 10
the Benjamin Of the family Of great
cities, and the life Of the world Is
bound up in it. Chicago can nc
more be ruined than Shakespeare
can be forgotten. Her existence
end success are az much the com
mon property Of humanity as il
her boundless fame"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

E@- The Echo Office viii be re-
moved in q day or two to the back
apartment Of Capt. ]. w. Bryan's
store, and Mr.. Hutchins, the Pub
Usher, authorizes us to state that
he viii not be able to issue the pa
per next Saturday, as it viii take
two or three days to put the of
fee in order.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02
Xanta So Il Sherif.

Vente par lie Sherif.
Mrs. Mary w. Trumble, vs.. No. Sl'
Charles Glasspool--Cour de Parols.G;'
Paroisse Caleasieu, Etat de IA Loul~
ane. -,
I'm vertu dun writ de &. fa., lance p.
~ Honorable COur 10 Paroisse dG 4
Parnisse CalCasieu. Etat do u LoaIIw
ane, dams le process d dessus insl.aiO
"a numerOt6, &c moi adress6l 10 Pr~
cetleFait q andre 4 Encan PHblique' 4.
plus haut ench6risseur, D IL malsSn ~
Cour de cette ParOisse, dams y yilio y. -
Lac Charles, Samaedl ao 0lgae IVA "A.
de Janvier, 1872, d III heuTes dG lns ..onr
Ia proprl6se suivant d6critea, salA PO''
satisfaire le dit writ, sayoir l.,,I
Un certain moroccan de terre' e ~.
m lot ~ terre situe dams 10 vile az -
Charles, dams Ia ParOiaie OAlc,'. ~
Etat III II Louisiana, mesir'an1 os snr
trente troi3 piels atun tiers q laeS 4,
d Ia,c Charles, par dsax cant pie1 ,,, y.
profonlaur. born6 a. llord p3f y ii.
pri6 Z "a III Pithon. est par 'FaEs a. =
iny. Al mn IL proprie 8 da Jatepl p y.
iie ~ l'ouest pr u Lao CHARTS, ,, N
s.mblo ayec toutes les D1tlss'S o. ="
liaratioas de9sls.
Terlnes --Comptant. g,k.n
Nv. IL. HASKELL' 5l0'ii% y,
Bareat de- 5b0ai, Lac C4i'1s's''
2 Decsmbre 1871.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

BG- Methodist churches were
built ii this country III 1870, ut the
rate Of nearly four to every work
ing day, the number being over
twelve hundred.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02
-. Having disposed Of this

Cfiice TO 4r. j. w. Bryan, the gen
tleman from whom / purchased it.
my connection with the paper eeas-
"a with this number. Since / have
had charge Of the Echo, / have ex-
erted what little ability I possess
in trying to make it q welcome yisi-
ter il every household, but Icould
have madei it more entertaining If
the limited support which / recei-
we'd had not have debarred me of
the pleasure of devotiRg the whole
ofmy time 10 the editorial depart
ment; and IN order to keep the pa
per up Twas necessarily compelled
TO act in thecapacity Of editor, fore
man, printer, and printers devil.
/ not only had 20 do the labor of
Two printers and a boy, bat also
cooked my own meals. In short, ]
have lsbored harder and received
less for my services since 7 have
had charge of this Office than /
have ever realized from any paper
since I have been connected with
the press, and hence the reason
for Withdrawing from and drop
ping the echo" ike 8 "hOt pOta-
TO-"
HsDOeforward, Mr. J. W. Bry
ans name viii appear as pUOprie-
tor, and the mechanical depart
ment, WILDE under Lr. B. Hutchin's
Management, who is to receive the
emOluments Of the offcV for pub
fishing the paper; and as he will
be at no expense in carrying it on,
and viii not be compelled to cook
his oWn grub" as l had to do,
have no doubt, and sincerely hops
that he may more than realize BIZ
most sanguine expectations. III
il not only an excellent PraCticaj
printer, but be is q gentleman o.
indOmitable energy, perseverance,
and industry; and We consider chat
Capt. Bryan is extremely fortunate
in securing the services Of such al
able printer and excellent gentle
man, nevertheless, if more interest
Is not manifested by the people o
this parish in sustaining the papeI
than theyhaye done heretofore, Mr.
II. will be compelled to suspend it
He will be dependent upon wha
he makes BY the Office for . sup
port, and therefore lot every maj
in the parish who can read, COM
forward, and not only subscrib,
and pay their subscriptions in ad
vance, but exert themselves in try
ing to increase the circulation G
their parish paper. A well conduc
ted newspaper j. very much need
ed in this section Of country, in OF
der to bring this sparsely settle
parish into notice abroad, whic
Will no doubt cause it 70 be popv
lated by a moral, industrious, an
energetic class Of people.
/ have made an arrangemel
with Mr.. Hutchins to continue SCI
ding the Echo to those who hay
paid their subscriptions in a
ance for one year-and all adve
tisements in the paper which hal
been paid for and the time &
which they were TO be publishC
il not out win also be continued.
ALI those Who are indebted
fha office will confer a favor
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02

~. The Methodists 81 New
Bedford have contributed 1922 in
aid Of their Chicago brethtep
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-12-02
COMMERCIALS:
CORRECTED EVERY WEEK, I

P.INAN GIAL.
- ,.aas.,,
Gold ............ III a ll4s
State Warrants go a IS
COTTON. t
Good Ordinary .....18a 1884,
Low Middiing .,, 1Sla 18s
Middling ..... l8T a 18s
Strict Middling .l9a -
SUGAR. Yellow clarified, III IN
12c.; white, liz a 12c. per pound,
MoLAssEs. II Prime, Soc. y gallon.
NEW CRoP SYRUP. Choice, 95c.
Flour. Treble extra, 81 B6.
Family extra, at So IS % barrel.
CoRN.-Per bushel, CSC.
Oars. Per bushel, SIC. e
PoRK,-Mess, y barrel, $14 Is
u S15. 81
BACON. Shoulders, y h. 7 TO
&c.; Clear rib sides, Sc; clear
sides, TSc.; Sugar cured hams, Is
a 15ic. for choice.
LARD.--Per pound, 81 "a lO1o,
/ DRY SALT MEAT. Shoulders ana
quoted mt l4a l4lo.; y ID.
BREAKFAsT BACON. 10 a lie.
| per pound.
RiCE.-Choice. 9lo per pound.
EsCULENTs,P Potatoes, S. so .
barrel; Onions, ~ so q So o.:
Apples, 90 so " barrel. IS
! WESTERN EGGS Perdozen, 800.
CoFFEE.Per pound. 1870.
CORNMBAL-Kiln dried, y bar.
rel, SO Is. ~ j
5AIT.-Table salt in pockets, 3
| "a &c. each. -
STAR CANDLEs.-Per pound. for
Is Ounoes, 15Ec. .-."
VINEGAR. Per gallon for Gin.
cinnuti cider, l6 q 1885, and 20 @
| % for grape. ~. 400
WHIsKY-BourbQu, 81 IS a gsl
BU1TER.-Choice western, Is q
Zoe; Goshen, $50. ~ pound.
| CHEESE. Western Reserve, l3c.
BEANS. Western white, $l2 10
| $13 per bbl. New green peas com-
mand SO rs to 80 per bbl. ~.
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