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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

THERMOMETERS s1d Barumeters are repairSd
ana usde 70 order by hempler. near Al street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, NY. ave
snG 18th ST., pays per Ct. on deposits. 2TS3I4tl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
The Registration

Al the second re gistratiOn in the 9th district,
yesterday, the names Of 41G voters were regis
tered, OF whom 2Zg were white and 2l7 co.ored
making the total registration in this district
9Is.-i56 white and 522 cOlored. Last year 9J2
persCns registered in this district-fiS OF whom
were white and "a cOOred. The present regis
tra'icn is, therefore, loss of II IL the total,
gain of white, and decrease OF y coIorei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

TIE NEW TRACES OF THE METROPOLITAN
RAILROAD COMPAEY.-The board Of public
works are in receipt OF a communication from
j. W. THOMPSON, esq, president OF the Metro
addressed to him by the board, in which he
states that II was not the intention of the COM
panv in laying the timber for tracks along
streets in course of Improvement TO avail itself
Of the full privilege OF its charter by putting the
road into immediate operation, but that this
preliminary work OF construction was done 70
Accommodate the board, and TO avoid tearing
UP the streets hereafter fox that purpose. He
further states that the company will endeavor
10 keep the stringers in repair, SO rs not to in
terfere with travel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

ATTENTION is called 10 the advertisement OF
Milburn, il Fer Rent column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26

MILITARY VISITORS TO RICHMorD.-Th
afternoon three companies OF the Stanton
Guard Battalion (colored), accompanied b.
large number of their friends marched to the
Alexandria Ferry and took the boat for that
city, where they will take a train on the Orange
and Alexandra railroad for Richmond. Tue
battalion is under the command OF Lieut.. Col.
Bland, and is headed by the National Band,
Robert McHenry leader, and fine drum corps.
Tie companies are \. Capt. Marshall, Il, Capt.
Warren, and q, Capt. BatsOn. They will be re-
ceivedby the Attucks Guards in Richmond "A nd
vii leave for home on Saturday morning,
reaching here in the afternoon.
TIE TIE Ogsr is a pleasing
play, finely mounted, and vel. acted, and with
Florence as the hero, ought ID I'll TIE National
1heater every evening. The more one sees OF
Florence the more his finished acting is appre-
ciated and enjoyed, while his support, with but
few exceptions, is as good as could be desired.
The female trapezist at the Theater Comique
shakes the nerves of timid people by her daring
teats, which give more alarm 10 the audience
than they do to her, for she comes I'D smiling
every time. Sanford's 'Uncle Tom" is fine
ethiopian sketch. 1t will be performed every
evening this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-26
THE TRADES.

4 Winnings, TENTS AND FLAGS.
JOHN q. HOGAN, Tl3 Market Space, between
9TH and Sth SITS. SAirrsker and manufacturer o!
Awnings In style and finish for stores, city and
country residences. Flags for sale rent Tent.
hand and for sale jea4-ts
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

The Chicago Times concludes an
article on the New Hampshire cleo
ton. as follows
"The defeat is abundantly COM
pensated bv rhe moral which II al
fords. This mora! is embodied IN
the ohvious deduction that the Dem
orratic party alone stands no shadow
Of A chance TO prevent the reelection
IF Grant. The most hopelessly pig
headed Bourbon in the party must
now recognize the fact that the Dem
ocratic candidate for President II
not carry more than n third OF the
electoral vote. 1t f flows that the
hope of rescuing the country o
imDerialism and'cerruptlcn depends
solely GA the. union Of all the ele
Ire IS of. opposition to secure TIM
-lnion anGtto achieve avlctory ~hlci
Il almost assures. 1t is necessar'
that the convention at Cincinnati
shall recognize the wide and sr0n
taneous expressions of popular APP
3roval that have been ellclted By tn
selection of the candidate wh!ca wa
made at Columbus"
As the Times is one of the leadln
Democratic papers of the Wester
States and one of the shrewdest ser
tinels upon ourpolitica. watch-towe'
II might be we'll for a certain class
our Democratic friends In Nevad
about a dozen}, to read, ponder an
DIGEST what the Times says on tt
Passive Policy.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Chr DAILY STATE Reoister.
CARSON CIIN
Saturday. March 80. IS"-
LENT.

The ouadrasesimal fast, or fast OF
fortv DAYS. observed by the Eplsco-
nal and other churches before Easter,
is drawing to a close. The object OF
this fast has always been disputed,
but it is generally regarded as a
preparation for the Joyful season OF
Easter. St. jerome speaks OF the
fast rs a memorial to the Saviors
uassion. and agrees with St. Lee, st.
Augustine. and the other Fathers OF
the fourth and fifth centuries, that
il was not instituted by the Apostles,
and Prateseants commonly hold that
il was not established until the Sec
ond or third century. At first there
was great diversity i'll the time ana
manner of its observance, but lis
Duration was soon fixed by the
Church at SO days, to which toul
were subsequently added. lhe
Episcopalians, who recognize Lent
as the reader is aware, leave the mat
ter of observance to individual JudS
ment. bnt the Roman Catholic anc
Greek Churches lay down strlc'
rules. which, unless i'll extreme
cases. are carefully carried out. Al
most every church has special ser
vices. at which addresses are de
Evered appropriate to the occasion
To outward appearance 1t has n'tl'
effect on the places Of amusement
but il Is a we'll known fact thai al
.ncb yanities are shunped during
lent in Church circles. 1hls III
creasinr observance of the fast L
accented by many as a sign that re
lin;on. after all. is making som
beadwav among US, and that peepL
90 to A place Of worship not merel.
for the purpose of criticislns thel
neighbors' apparel, or to See and b
seen. or to hear some sensational
preacher, but for the sole purpose {
PRAYER and praise.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
FORGOTTEN SOMETHING y

Under the above caption the En-
terprise of yesterday devotes several
"sticks" of nonsense to the REGISTER,
and quotes a resolution OF two of
Democratic platforms adopted in
1861 and 1864. 1t is true we have
forgotten a good many things. Some
men do forget more than some others
ever knew. But we have not forgot
ten that the Enterprise, soon afterthe
adoption of the Fifteenth Amend
ment by the Nevada Legislature,
said in substance that the National
platform of the Republican party on
the suffrage question was intention
ally a cheat and a fraud upon the
people, and was adopted to catch the
votes of ignorant and weakened
Republicans. Neither have we for
gotten the proffered support OF Dem
o~cratic platforms, resolutions and
candidates. bv an influential Repub'
lican journal in Nevada when times
looked squally for the Republlcal
party, and grass was getting short
There are a good many things We
have not forgotten yet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
PHO.

CINCINNATI, March 2S.-The Com
mittee of Arrangements for the May
Convention have issued a circular
inviting voters, without distinction
of party, to Join in sustaining the
Constitution as it is and in securing
Civil Service Reform; a tariff for
only; general amnesty
for past political ~otfenses, and local
Self-gOvernment. 1t says further
that while the objects of the Liberal
Republicans and revenue reform OIL
g%anization L i'll the main the same,
the latter organization has the special
object of gathering together all par
ties IN favor of these principles, and
states that arrangements have been
made with nos of the railroads to
return persons home free who have
paid full fare III coming to the con-
vention. The convention will make
use of both Mozart Hall and Expo
sition Hall. The committee are
using every effort to insure the com
fort and convenience of all who
come.
New YORK, March 2S.-A WASH
ington dispatch to the Herald says
that August Belmont, Chairman OF
the National Democratic Convention,
reached Washington yesterday fore
moor and had an informal political
caucus. at which We're present about
forty of the principal politicians OF
both houses. The question OF hold-
ing a National Convention was freely
discussed by Casserly. Frank Blair,
Stockton, Bavard and others. The
feeling was Enthusiastically against the
calling of convention at this time,
!, or indicating any positive poIlcy
until after the result of the Clncln-
natl Convention is known.
European mail advices state that
the town of Schumacher, in the
q, Caucasus. was almost entirely de
i stroved by a recent earthquake
. The number Of persons killed was
l37, and the destruction OF property
very large. 4 considerable portion
q of the country is converted INTO {
desert. The inhabitants are reduced
- to great misery by the destruction o
/ the crops.
WAsHISGToN. March Is. Th'
Senate Committee on Postotfice an'
Post Roads this morning agreed t
V move an amendment to the Postothc'
d Appropriation bill when it come.
up in the Senate, authorizing SEM
t monthly mail service between Cali
forDia and China. and increasing tn
subsidy of the China mail line t
IS 81. 900 900 per annum.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Intelligence from Australia. by
the steamer Montana, announces the
progress of a Parliamentary election
IN New South Wales, in which, so
far as heard from, the Government
nartv had suffered defeat. SeVer
anddestructivefood have sncceeueo
the drought. The substituting OF
The steamship line.to.S San Francesca
meets with much favor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
The Stallion,
Ok.
WILL STAND THE CodING SEA- ,-
" son at the 49,.
Carson Race Track,

CnrrOn Mace 1TaCN,
To limited number Of Mares. TINS tFau,tt"l
-borouphtr"d Is Of a dark bay, and sttnis 1914
,,rd. hirh and is 5 wears old. He i, by Nor
fnlk. he 10y Lexington, he ty Boston. A".f,lk $
rirst dam. Novice by Glencoe. Fiilb'N hr.t hah'
AIDA c.. she by Bob johnson, he by bos'.s'
AIDA c.. il out al Rrowner hcIipsc, sue ~ ii
.trains of blood ever offered To the state Ne
y,da Ills turf record-"f from one to three
mil.s-i. too well huown tor Comment 10y US We
| have a full printed record at HIS stable Vi H7
perf FINANCES on he turf.
Terms FOR THE SEASON, S50-Due and pay~o!e al
rim.. II service, OF god note, with Inier-"t: e.
The season will ommenc On tue ni,toi Ap''
and close on the first day OF Jaly' fo'-
All accidents at the owners ri,k'
Good ra.turage. on the most rri.s"ntbie 'etms'
for tuli particulars, call al the Car,"n h'e'
60 CIV March %. 1872 [mar30-2m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

A Salem (Or. correspondent re-
ports "a raging fire of divorces ever
since Susan B. Anthony came. among
US and sowed the fatal seed. II
might be unhealthy for the nimble-
toncued Susan to be caught thsre-
abouts just now.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
EPIDEMIC OF CORRUPTION.

There are those who contend that
there are such things as moral epl-
denies, such as were exhibited IN
witchcraft, and in other kinds OF
fanaticism and decisions. There
certainly seems to be at this time,
and has been for the past ten years,
an epidemic of official d~efalcations,
embellishments and thefts IN various
parts of the United States. The
cases are not sporadic, as IN ola
times. when SwartwOut was looked
upon as a phenomenon, and the
whole country was scandal1zed that
there should be a public defauiter.
Now the occurrences are as familiar
items of Intelligence as fires and
railroad accidents. In a single copy
of newspaper We find such instances
Of official dishonesty as the follow
ing. Illustrating the prevalence OF a
class of crimes which were formerly
almost unknown: Treasurer Blake
". of Santa Cruz county, Cal, VINO
claimed to have been robbed OF
county funds by masked men, has
been held to trial for robblng the
Icounty himself" Marshall Lewis,
accused of stealing money from let
tiers in the Boston postotfice, has
ciyeu bail of so. 900 to answer IN
March" &c. W. White, deputy
postmaster at GAINESVILLE, Va, has
been arrested for robbing mails.
j. NJ. Blackburn, Clerk OF the
limited States Circuit and District
Courts at Covington, is in custody
on the charge of Incorporating
twelve thousand dollars of Govern
ment funds, and not being able tt
raise twenty thousand dollars bonds
has been thrown into Jail" "Jame'
tBiors. late United States Deput,
Marshal at CovingtOn. is held t.
answer for a 5 5000 deficit in his &C
: commits. 'sEx-Congressman, VIM. b
: Stokes. has been convicted OF mlsde
meanor in prosecuting claims 10
COMPENSATION before Congress whll
4 member of that body" "Marcel
+ the defaulting Philadelphia Count
Treasurer. and his accompllce
Yerkes. a broker, have been sci
fenced to prison and heavily fined
II a sample, by the way, TO public ma:
: doers worthy Of immediate and IN
~versal im~itatiOn."' TITS stated IN til
! same paper that john OConnol
:. clerk in a railroad office at Scranton
!, has vanished simultaneously wit
" $4,000 of the company fund:
II How far the contagious example {
nublic officials of a higher grade hi
T. helped to demoralize more obscul
d offenders. cannot be known. 81
tie little sensation that the eXposu,
=, of the largest corruptions IN fe'
Is eral and state Governments caus'
e indicates that the gangrene OF othcl
rs dishonesty has worked SO thorough
~ into the system that an apathy al
att insensibility like that OF death h
III set In.
Lp-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

An Illinois paper relieves tbs
minds of the supporters of Judge
Davis by stating that that gentleman
has but one brother-in-law, and his
cousins are capable of. caring fol-
| themselves.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
DR..
Celebrated i. X. l.. B1tters.
Most Efficient and Pleasant
n TOn'c. ~,
ruE REGr IlNER

~ THE BFSr LIVER EGULAlo
KNOWN Sure Cure for dyspepsia.
These Bitters are pre- AIRED from the most oh.oe
and wholesome herbs and roots, and have : ven
vi. tSerstl Satisfaction wherever tried. lh"n-"uo
of Dy-peptics have f und relief through an"n AZ,
.nd nbvsiri,u. recommend them for the cure "' All
di.e,ts,, Of the blood aud liver, and 'r'eg"iari'ies
Of the digestive organs
r. lach-. Bill inusnes- and Constipation "e"
erai Debility and Lass Of Appetite, All ,ar
have b en- succe sfuliv used and are whif'h'e" "
alleviate II e sufferer in all the abovscS-
Real Physicians certihcat-s attsenea ! '", ~,
bottle. Every family n uhi have a o''tie IL III
house, SOL EVERY" HERE.
$1,000 II EP-TEIN / Gu Solst2foprretors.
No. SIS Front street, san fr,nct>e'' EA.' II
Crn. L Co., 675 W Lake ct. Chicago, III.
Imnr3o 2ml
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

The city of Houston. Texas. adver-
tises for an eight percent. loan. She
is rapidly growing in business and
population; her official valuation
was 50. OOO. 900 in 1870. and $1,000
900 in 1871. She owes hut S223. 900.
snd she seeks to borrow S23o,ooo
more to build a market that will pay
A large interest on its cost.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Medical men are predicting epi-
,,ics and all manner Of deadly
diseases this season. They say the
cholera is only sleeping in England
during the cold weather, ana WILL
break out in the Spring.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

PRoGEEssIoN.-The Third Congre
rational Church. in San Francisco
has voted by 80 ayes to Is noes to
admit Chinese ceHvertS~tO full church
membership. lis we'll.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Jules Favre testified before the
Committee of the French National
Assembly, recently, his belief that
Minister Washburn and other Amer
leans aided the Germans during the
late war.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Hon. David. 3nsl, one OF the
largest operators in mines in Eastern
~ar.da and Utah. is looking after
quartz matters i" Nevada county
California
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

The agitation in. congress over II o
repealiof duties on the tea and coffee
has caused a staSn"tion Ill the trade
in those articles III New 1uik,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

\ second car load of nuoter-2O.-
900 uounds-has been st.lpiied by
rail from san francisco ~ bo>ton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

CHICAGO. March 2s.-The vote III
the Senate at Washington yesterday
on the amendment to the Tariff bill
placing salt on the free list, was
yeas -: NAYS. %.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Wilson, Of Iowa. appears to have
the inside track for Vice President.
Wilson. of Massachusetts,, is next
best. Colfax declines a renomlna-
ton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Sadie Wilkinson's s. of breach
of promise against Brick Pomeroy
is ia the New York Courts, General
Butler appears for the plaintiff.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

The California Republican, a daily
evening newspaper, will be issued
next week in San Francisco, by the
California Publishing Company.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

The English House of Commons
has agreed to an immediate redu =
ton Of 30 per cent. OF the tariff on
coffee and chiccorv.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Will leave for AURORA, MONITOR and INpE-
P~bNDENCE at 6 o'clock A. NJ, from the orH'by
III. ". I. WIL>oN
Carson City. March 80, ISL. tmnr3o-tt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
Trustee Sale.

virtue of a Trust Deed made 20 me, on
ID the list day Of June, 100, BY George o.
Atherb0n, which is recorded in the Register
Office OF shelby county, in Book No. e., pages
-. SO. SO and 81. viii. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
MONETARY AND FINANeIALMAFTERs

NEW YORK, September IG-10Rey was
easy at four TO i've per cent. Stertlng was
heavy and lower at T<9s. cod was lower
to-day, opening at 1885, selling down 10 llZ1s,
closing at lI39ll3k. Loans were made at 10
3 per cent. Cearings, SoIou0,000. Treasury
disbursements, $3.50. Goge7ament Bonds
1852, n35s; sos Of 1885, uS7S; 5-2s Of 1855, ll5Z;
OF lss5, new L21; 52s Of 1857 uzA:
% Of IS6s u24; I9-s lG5S NeE S. Hos;
STATE bonds were u with a decline in Ten
nessee bonds. Missourfs, SO; Tennessees, old,
~; Tennessees, new, = Virginias, old a;
North CarOlfnas, new, ~. Stocks and BOnds-
The stock market has been active in New
York Central {. CO / G and Pacific Mail
which have been the leading stocks to-day.
New York Central opened strong and con-
tinued so till about noon, when IL was sold
down to 9g3z, but later in the day 10 rallied
and closed strong at 9%Gsgk. Pacific Mail,
after holding steady ali the morning was the
exceptionally weak point in the market this
day and advanced TO 81, and IN common
with the general market closed strong. The
directors Of the New York Central met this
derstood that me dividend will be 4 per cent,
cash. At a meeting OF the directors Of the
Erie railroad, this morning, a contract was
ratified between the Erie railroad and the
New York, Boston and Montreal railroad,
providing for the mutual use Of the road be
tween New York, Boston and Montreal by
both companies. Bidding prices at the close:
Canton, W; Western Union Telegraph Com
Pany, 7iH Quicksilver, 80; Adams Express
Company go Wells & Fargoes Express
Company, s.; American Merchants Union
Express Company, ~; United states Express
Company, 50; Pacific Mail, ~; New York
Central, s9& Erie, ~; Erie, preferred, 7g%;
Harlem, 49,; Harlemy preferred, I'D; Miehi-
gan Central. ia; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, $50; Northwestern, rs; North
western, preferred, 80; Rock Island, lIOH;
New Jersey Central lof4; s. Paul, 80; St.
Paul, preferred, T55 Wabash "a Wabash,
preferred, 81; Fort Wayne, IS; Terre Haute,
-; Terre Haute, preferred, a; Chicago and
Alton, ulK; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
us; Ohio and Mississippi, 49,; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, 50; Burlington and
Quincy, l0i Union Pacific bonds, 38Z; Cen
tral Pacific bonds, egN; Union Pacids bonds,
s.; Delaware and Lackawana, 100; Harlem
and Erie, rs.
NEW ORLEANS, September 10, ? pm
sight exchange, par. Sterling, A9692g4.
LONDON, September n.-The stock mar
ket At the close shove the annexed prices:
Consols, for money, US; COnsOls, for ~ccount,
r.; y. ). 51s lS6 S53s; Us. q 1856, rs;
US. l0-4Os, 0H; New IS, $50; Erie, 595s.
FRANKFORT, September l0.-U. S. cou-
pOns, S20s Is62, 96Z.
PARIS, September lO.-Rentes So. &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
DoMEsTIC PRoDUcR MARKETs.

LOUISVILLE, September i0-rObaeco-Sale
Of 50 hogsheadsi market steady and nrn1
BaRging IN good demand; hemp, l4%aEc'
FAX, 5%9l6c, ON orders. Flour In good in.
quiTy; extra family, S. 54Z Mheat steady
choice, 81 ZN9l 81. Corn Quiet, 895Se. Oats
in fair demand, at Mob for new. Rye in
good demand, at 6gS5e. Provisions steady
Mess pork, Si8 90. BacOn-shouldsn, nc
clear rib, l0hc; clear sides lghc, packed
cured, i6I8I7c. Lard, e1sglg<c; small 1ot,
on order &c higher asked on above quota.
lions. whisky steady 9ic.
NEW YORK, September l0.-Flour quiet
superfne, Western and state, s696 90; com
mon 70 good, Gg7 .; good 20 choice, 81 500
5 IS. Whisky active but lower al &c. Grain
Wheat hTIner, winter red, Illinois, 81 s.
active. gOod extra IA strict demand Western
63ae3Lc: sail do 63k964c. Oats easier, West
ern Ba45c. Eggs steady, Western sc, Coftef
fenned, Skas5. Petroleum, refined, 2fk924ze
ProvtslonIpOrk unchanged Beef quiet
mess s5g7; extra S9l0. Cut meats steady
Hams n@I4c. Lard duh, No. I 20 prime steam
new, Szgg1sc. Butter quiet, western, logloc
ST. LOUIS, September I0.-FlOur steady and
"a moderate demand; prices unchanged
Wheat active; sample lots Of No 3 fall, 81 s.
Corn in fair demand No; 2 mixed
outside price. Barley-Spring Nc. 2 E965c
Rye steady at Soc for prime, Whisky drmeTi
$500 1919 o,ye FoIS ~nehanged lo5eing a. w =
clear sides, lGEdl0Zc. Lar firm: refined
-; hoss nTm al HOGS Cattle dul and
CINCINNATI, September lO-Fiour steady
~ y o94l -. Wheat duh and declined: red.
u 4osl 81 Corn steady at 45e. Rye steady,
CD 1sc. OATS quiet old at S39lOc. Pork dull
and nominal at Sl3 IS. Lard steady: summer
SSe; steams sc. Bulk meats steady, eLA
$3.50 offerings light. Bacon-demand U9bf
cured, firm az l5%G17c. HOES steadv. a ~
4 30. Whisky steady at SOC.
NEW ORLEANS, September I0.-FIour duu.
treble, s. IS; family, $ 5099 50. Corn easier
mixed, 595oc; white, 5SG9Oc. Oats hrmer a
9e5e. Hay, S8@2. Bran firm, gT1easl. Porh
dull, sl4 2, Bacon duh and dropping, so
WZ8llHo. Hams hrmeT al lSSlSkc. Laf6