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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-07-05

1t was the opinion of an Jllin.
ols youngster, expressed in a
composition, that an OK does not
taste as good as an oyster, but it
runs faster.
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'NOTYCE!!!

A s Tax Collector of the lsg.l Govern.
~ msnt Of the ,State Of Louis;aua, u
and for the Parish Of Lafayette. I hereby
forbid and prohibit any and I'll citizens
thereof from paying taxes to any osC but
myself and my deputies At such time aud
at such, places u I may deem necessary to
,r, :. IA. SIMON BouDRRAUx. .
I April IN, 1873. Tax Collector.
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Su00 l4th 1873.
In obedience to the provisions Of Sec.
5, Act No. 81, Legislature Of Louisiana,
series Of 1879. which reads As follows:
"Sec. 5. Be Il further enacted, ETC.,
That on OF before the 9Th Of October in
each ysar, the Division Supesiutendents,
10 their respective divisions, shall visit the
several parishes in bis division, and exam.
inc the accounts Of each school treasurer,
and that no school trea.ureris account
shall be considered finally adjusted unless
certified to be correct BY the Division Su.
perintendent a. State Superintendent Of
Public Edueation." .o.+,.. ..'-. "a
I Thereby certify that / have this day
made a careful examination of the &C.
cssnts Of L. E. SALES, Treasurer Of the
Board Of School Direction Of the Parish Of
Isiaystte, and hsvisg compared the YOU
chess on file with the entries, made in the
Tsesssresis book, and sxamisine into the
suthority' fos each and every disburse.
mont msde by him, ~ Treasurer Of said
Board, I find that faf monies were disburs-
Cd upon. proper authority, and in accor.
dance with law. He has properly accounted
for oil monies that have come into his pos.
session. led a'ng a.' .ia. ar.as...@
The foregoing statement made by my.
self, shows that there IL . balance due Mr..
Sales for over disbursements Of fourteen
dolIass snd eighty cents. go .....
! His accounts are therefore fiually ad-
iusted up to tbis dats. 81
GEORGE B. LOUD,
.ir. Supt. Of Public Education
- .. Ord Division.
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STEAM TOBACCO NANUFACTORY,
Smoking and Chewing Tohaeeo, Snuff, Cigars
and pipes, Noe 81 and % Chaztres Street, eofner
Of Conti, md g Poydrss 8tseet, corner a
roAoapitoalm. 80 0~'1
Juse7 ~ II. New Orleans, La.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. sH o-
IN '- '' |'{'i, ~ .@-o1. i 60
i WO lots situated In the town Of Yer.
milionville On Jefferson and vermilionn
streets, !, Apply 10
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VERMILIONVILLE La. SATURDAY. JULY s. 1879
For Cash OalZu.

MESsRS. PLONSKY L ROGER,
N1 merchants, corner of Lafayette and
Mai" streets, (opposits the Court House),
have adopted the eash rute; and will here.
after sell for cash oily. Porch ssets will
please take notice, and consider the ad.
vantsges offered by house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash, they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profits
and can therefore, afford to sell cheap.
Selling for cash, they shave always the cash
to replenish their stock. which they can
do at the 'oweat possible price; another
and important reason why they can sell
cheap.
Mess's. P!onsky 4 Roger have large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Hats,
Shoes, Boots, Saddlsry, Grocery, Glass.
a'are, Hardware, T;nware, and Wooden.
,corks, dc. sl-. ..
Those who call on them, can relv on
being promptly attended TO.
They are the only agents 10 this place for
BUCKS BRILLIANT COOKING
-,
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10HN L.. GARDNER,

de l'Univsrsit4 Dc virg;uie.
A ouvest ane Ecole Pr6parstoire "a
coin nord-est des rues st. Johw ct ter.
million, l vermillonville.
,7,. 5 avril.
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COMPTROLLER'S DAILY RECEIPTS

Comptroller Green reports the following receipts
paid yesterday into the Treasury, VIZ. Prom
Receiver OF Taxes-Taxes Of 1s73 and arrears
and interest 6c., $126s31 Bureau Of Arrears
Arrears or taxes, assessments. water rents and
interest. sl7,9sl Bureau Of Collector Of Assess.
ments-Assessments Tor street opening and i'm
proveme nts, and interest, sl,2l5; Bureau OF CITY
Revenue-House ground and celer rent, market
rents and fees. and interest on bonds and mort
$l04; Register OF Permits-Permits for signs
street street stands, show cases, &c, $3.50; Bureau OF
water Reglstrar-Water rents and penalties,
$3.50; Corporation Attorney-Amount received
Tor penalties, violating corporation ordinances,
less amount paid officers and court fees $3.50;
Health Department-Proceeds OF sales OF stun
$33; City Courts-Fees, First Judicial District
Court, S55; Eighth Judicial District Court, $3I;
total, $S6 Total, $153, ,sg6.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GAIvEsros. Soy, q, 1873
GHn ofs aps posss ss s . rso e s
Britain SO coastwse, 81. Sales, $50 Stock, 1s7s
New ORLEANS NOV. 8, 1879
Cotton unsettled and lower; mddllngs lassc. low
mddngs sS se se, good srdsssy M 1 Nes receipts
hoplLK. Nov. 6. 1873
Cotton quiet; midanss ishs low madnss 4 ;c l;c
Exports coaswise lola Sales 500; last evening, i,sOo
s75s aass'' 70 Great Britain 's' Sales lsS STOCK
Cotton-Litte doing partial holiday middlngs ls4c;
low middlings l314c; strict good ordinary, lSc Net
tiuent' ssS So coastwise 1858 Sales zoo Stock as4s
s,u,, ~, E,nssIos sss ~ 6.n SGy S O. isa
81 for strained Crude turpentine steady at 81 for
sa,d $ for yellow dip and $40 Tor virgin Tar steady
oswEeo. Nov, 8 1873
;prias s. Tor amber winter, s. white So sScI
double extra Mnsa @ ssss o. 100 bushes mh,s
Michigan at q % Corn ds iss Of o bushels at
MAJ rs sales t Of QUO unte on
m e.a G SHs. . = e sSsa
sis mlaaISss @ ~ peg Ss%sl irsish,s s & Ssas
NE ps.alfy & SsS f''s SlssS
DO bsf
s p sS 5pa psaS Sushe wheat barley
lsS,ooo ieet OF iumb.r
Lake and ran imports for the last twenty h9ars 80
sa @ s % Sa'ass s
lID do Canal shipments-Fiour. 2le0 bbls wheat,
S aos bushels corn 266 do oats o. e2s do barley
bushels corn 1913 do oats Is 500 do rye, 800 do.
martetWhea inactive Corn rm sales 10 600 bushels
No at 491c. 1900 do do, at 49c 1000 do. Western
barley at 81 40 1000 do. at 81 45. Other articles
changed
TOLEDO, Nov. g. 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat duh and lower;
sales of amber Michigan cash, at 81 ~; December,
81 So; No red, cash, 81 3oa: December. 81 So
Corn Quiet and unchanged. oats dull and unchanged.
Freighs steady to Buffalo. 4kc &C. to Oswego S1sc
&C. Clover seeds sold at 81 Is Receipts-a0 bushels
wheat 400 do corn 900 do oats Shipmens4C0O
bushels wheat l,00U do corn and 49, do oats
CHICAGO, Nov. G. 1873
Flour duii, dropping and lower to sell. Wheat dull,
unsettled and lower; sales Of No. spring at &c. ior
regular 81 for Northwestern No 2sprng closed s6c,
cash, November; 9614c tor December No. spring.
S61ac Corn dull, unsettled and lower at 34c. tor No.
mixed, cash; S5,4c for December; high Mixed aIsc.;
rejected 33c. Oats in fair demand, and lower;
27c. asked tor No q 26s<c. bid, cash; 2Ac bid for De
cember; rejected 26c. Rye lady at Ole tor No q Bar
ley dull and lower at 81 26 for No. fall Sc for No
spring Provisions dull and unsettled. Pork duh and
lower, especially tor futures, at $ll 37M Sll 50 cash
$40 81 $ll for December Sll 2 $ll rs tor January.
Lard quiet and weak at 6c. &C. cash 6s4c. tor De
cember. Bulk meats dull and unchanged. Whiskey duh
and nominal. Freghts to Buffalo, 7c. for corn. Re
ceipts-750 bbs -four, liz 900 bushels wheat S200 do
52l 600 do oats 5000 do and Il 900 do barley.
Shipme nts-l0U00 bbls. -four, l23u00 bushels wheat,
100 do. corn, 1900 do. oats and $4,000 do. barley
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LosDos MONEY MAREET,LosDos @ Nov Nov s1l2 7 80 M
United states ten-forty bonds 9J Erie Railway shares,
50 ! r M-Erie Railway shares ga 2Sq r M
shares, a. $780, M-.rie Ere Rawsy shares 80 n M
s24 Tor the account se s2' United states nyetwenty
bonds 1865 old, 92s; lS67s e6k tenforties 90tS new
fves, 80. Erie Railway shares. 34z
PARIS BoURsE.-LoNDoN, Nov. $3.50 r. M.-Paris de.
spatches quote rentes at 57f 20c.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET-LIvERPooL. Nov. 6-5 p.
M.-Sales Of uplands, the basis of good ordi-
nary shipped December and January, at 1-l6d Sales
uplands, the basis of low middling deliverable
December, at SD. Mddling uplands, sgd mddling
Orleans 3D. of the sales to-day $500 bales
Sales of upands the basis of good ordinary,
shipped November and December at l6d Sales Of
uplands the basis of good ordinary, deliverable De-
cember and January at 3d. P.M-The market is fiat and
irregular. Middling uplands, SID. sgd; mddling
speculation export. Sales OF uplands the basis
OF good ordinary, shipped October and November,
at Sd
LrvRRPooL BRKADsrurrs MARKEr-LIvERrooL Nov. g.
p M.-The market is quiet Corn Ss Cd. per quarter.
r. M.-Lard 39s. 3D. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvKRPooL,N Nov Given
ng.-Spirits turpcntine, 33s Cd. per cwt
LOrDoN PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDON. Nov. Given
ing Calcutta nseed SIS Cd 63s linseed cakes, fl0
f0 5s per ton; spirits turpentine 3s 3D. 3ls 3D.
cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET.-AHrwERP, Nov. Go p. M.-Petro-
leum, 371ai. for fine pale American.
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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
A Wealthy Real Estate Broker the
Victim.

Yesterday morning Coroner keenan, received In.
for nation that his presence was required at No.
211 West 125tn street. to take the ante-mortem
statement OF Mr.. Ebenezer H. Brown, who had
ehot himself q short time previous and was not
expected TO live. As the case OF Mr.. Brown
seemed not to be one requiring an ante-mortem
further facts which may be developed should make
1t necessary.
Mr. Brown is q wealthy real estate operator ana
a highly respected and well known citizen OF the
Twelfth ward, likewise member OF the Church.
why Mr.. Brown should make the attempt upon his
ne had become slightly be wiidered in his mind
owing to heavy losses In his business. The wound
was in his side, the ball passing nwards and down.
wards. Two physicians were soon In attendance
upon Mr. Brown and probed the wound, but with
out being able to trace the bullet. MIR. Brown,
who was usually OF exuberant spirits, Was about
nftynve years OF age and native oil this coUptyY.
He " not expected " recover,
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Decidedly Lower-FIour Lower
Wheat and Corn were Lowef-Onts
About steady-Pork Dull and Nominal
Lard Easier-Groceries Unchanged
Petroleum Lower-Naval stores Dull
and Lower-Whlskey Easier.
THURSDAY, Nov. 6-6P. M.
The merchandise markets were rendered still
more irregular and nominal to-day by the further
marked recession Of the gold premium and the
growing Impression begotten thereby that 1t VIII
steadily decline to par and the great problem OF
"'specie payments thus become solved. This
possibility the all-engrossing topic OF discus.
sion In commercial circles to-day, and the hope
was all but universal that this contamination
might be reached through the existing chaos The
markets were more unsettled than ever to-day
and In some departments OF trade there
was no such thing as arriving at any
definite idea as to commercial values, and one
guess was regarded as about as good as another
In other departments prices we're decidedly lower
O6pChapge cotton was lower. Flour dn unsettled
and decidedly lower Wheat also much lower, with
q moderate movement at the decline. Corn was also
lower but with doing at the decline. oats were
steady whiskey little easier. Pork was nomi-
nal Lard easier Petroleum was decidedly lower
Freighs were steady. Naval stores We're dull and
lower, but to q great extent nominal Groceries we're
generally quiet but exhibited no essential change IN
Of 40 per ID. For future delivery the market mod
eratey active at a decline OF ssc. &c per 10, 80,
and depressed 50 unsettled that accurate quotations
sna hardy % hs es a. The aEaass eT CLOS
ing with some & sales at me even
Het raed aetSe but at Irregular and decidedly
lower prices the general sales showing decline OF NC
toward the close the market when the offerings to
sell were less liberal. owing chiefly 70 demand 70
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Hhds. Bores. Rags. AeSs<ia
22.9l7 1.5os 1860 Isis
<3,3ls G,13 27l,6T ATs

Hhh. Bores Rags. Aelsda
Comparing with stock. No
veinber Z, 1871 ......-. 22ql7 X5a8 1860 Isis
Comparing with stock M. '
yenner lal. .:..,.....'. c,sls G,0s zAsn S27s
yeInbcr 10 $50 -. An an 60 ar ara a,s ee6
We quote :-Cuba--Refn,ng interior to common aye
1,so ,Aa .o soou iar oAc SIC GOOD 90 prime, 7c
Ike 7xc centrifugal hhds and bo,app ~ a g1tc
n,ola hhds boxes 5e = &c no d a,~ Sc
Havana-Boxes Dutch xsndart No. y ~, ~ sa<c
do 10 to IL 7c. 7c; do IA to Is 7sc d. % az n
g IS SIC &C.; do, 70 70 ~ sl.c s1sc; white, sNc
y.c' rn, ror.o hiieo.kefning common to prime, &C.
standard Nos TO Y sac &c. Java-Dutch standard
superior. &c. 6zsc. i s eN1A@
sIs.nisn was dun and nominal, quoted at7skc &c.
Thl,owaNo sales Were reported in the absence
WHrsKKy.-ReceptS L66S bbls The market was ouiet
and easier closing at 90<c Sales made early OF $40
bbls at 9Olc. - = -
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Included in the above are 50 bales to arrive
For future delivery bass low middling the sales have
sssn a. % Al & IS hrse IS % loo
at ls alec 30 at u s2c, loo at l3se. January 100
e % 40 ad isS oo A. 4 s az seDru4ay 4as 90 7a at
bales aoaay ~ p fee 100 a.
500 at lsc 600 a. L i2c 100 at isc o at y LIE io
Is Size. 400 at isac, 6o5 ut Is S.Isc 100 at
ls sl6e 800 900 at ls 5Ss 100 at ls s2c so at iss 100
100 at 31sc, loo At sc January 100 at BIKE, coo AZ
At 1876 is 100 AZ 7sc o At 100 at q slss
s @ At T. & a 1 ls 20 ss At y m sc @ 4 1cS s,s q ss
i isae 100 at 80 80 At Il is elsc 100 al March
at IS l3l6c, 100 at is l5l6c., 10 al l3 zas2c. April
l0l at 4c 100 at 4 9s2c 400 at l44c, 100 at Il l32c
200 At a 100 at i go s. at a 200 At = ne
New Orleans seo; Mobile 7ss savannah, 4o94 charles
last week l627l bales This day year 2Os bales
dun tor all and prices
2c. 2la1c prime do, 224c. :exreme range
Java government bags, 25c, &c grass mats, &c a
&c, Singapore, 22c; 23c; Ceylon, 2lc 23c. Mara
snDo = I & % rs so1,s c Rica
Rica, 221ac: Mexican 2c. &c. Sayanilla
2Ihc. 23c. Curacoa .o1.c. a 22c
36s,75S bushels 2l5954 do meal Is bills and
bags oats 65725 bushels barley 7s 4s5 The flour
extras selling down to s. IS ST Dbl The market
the close dull and nominal at the appended quo
tations The sales since last report aggregate about
cnanged 200 bbls placed at s. 30 for Brandywne,
So 65 for golden S3 81 S. GO for golden star S3 81
Marshs 81 IS S3 40 Jersey and a
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

es.nt ana vaoie transrers. sicnt oliis were
comparatively steady, as bankers generally are not
disposed to draw freely. Commercial bills were
very dun at Io3x 104 on bankers and lo2 to lo3k
On merchants The following are the latest quota
tons for discounts the leading Continental cities
OF Europe received by mali
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Bank Rate. open Market.
THE GOLD MARKET.


Gold to-day yielded further TO the peculiar In
nuences that are at work throughout the country
and declined to a figure that has not been quoted
for many years. The unsettled condition oil foreign
exchange, the stoppage OF orders for imports. the
decline OF trade, the depreciation OF values, the
limited demand for gold by merchants, the
little use that coin now seems to possess and
the heavy rates charged for carrying gold for
speculative purposes-these causes have all con-
spired to produce the strong feeling OF depression
OF which the Board was the theatre There are
those who predict still lower prices and there
seems good reason why, il the market were left
to itself under present conditions, they would not
logically result The decline to-day from LOT
to 1861 with closing rates at 1907. The rates paid
for carrying to-day were 1854, 1872, 1-l6 I, and
per cent. The final rate was per cent. The
operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were
The New York herald., 1873-11-07
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. G. 1873
Printing cloths held at 51c 5ac. for best "a squares,
with u MIN portant sales.
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

BANK SHARES
Bank shares were neglected. The bids were as
follows New York, 100; Manhattan, 13o; America
1856; City, 20o Fulton, 1875; Commerce, 100; Ameri-
can Exchange, 97a; Metropolitan, 40; Market.
ITO; Importers and Traders, $50; Fourth National
IS; Ninth National 90.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were dull the sales amounting to only $12,o 900.
Missouri SKIES sold at So; Tennessee, old SO; Ten
nessee, new 62 and Virginia consos at As. The
latest bids were as follows Tennessee skies, old
60; do. do new, 62; Virginia skies, DID, 81; do do,
new, 35; do do, consolidated, 45; do. do. defer
red, I; North Carolina sixes old, II; do railroad
coupon, 25; do do, ex-coupon, 90 do. special tax
4; South Carolina skies, 20; do do, January and
July, s; do. Funding act 1866, IL
The earnings Of the Columbus Chicago and In
diana Central Railway Company for the month OF
August, 1873, were follows:-
Passengers. 500, ,043
2qI, 400
Mail .....-..--.....s.. ........-........... 6,6S3
EXUTesS. 5,392
MISCELLANEOUS ..-....................... 1,6s4
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
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The steamship Cimbria, which arrived this morn
ing, had f57,03s. The Baltic and City of Paris lett
Liverpool for New York to-day with $25o,000 and
$55,O00 in bullion respectively. The Hibernian, for
St. Johns, N. F., and Halifax took $16S, 900 IN bull
lion.
The UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts from customs to-day were $206, ,000
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 on ac-
count of interest," and $4,000 in redemption Of
five-twenty bonds. The following were the
balances in the Treasury at Washington at the close
OF business to-day y:-Currency, $2,700,0 600; coin,
s73, 100000 certificates, $27, $50 600; outstanding
legal tenders, $36O9 9so,oOO. The total amount OF
foreign gold received at the United States Assay
ONCE. since October g. Is f,S51, ,s25; ESQ., 600 were
received o-day.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady in Tone though
prices were at the lowest point OF the day. We
quote United States skies, 1884, registered, III
111A; do. do, coupon, 1121a 1929 do. FIVE
twenties, 1862, coupon, 105a; do. do. 1864, do,
1904 107; do do, 1865, do, 1914 10s; do. do,
1856, do, new, 109]S 1o94; do. do 1867, coupons,
HOY Ill; do 1858, do, 10 a 110H; do. ten
forties, registered, 1861 100; do. do, coupon,
1861; do. do, fives, 1881, coupon, 1861 1o7 six
per cent bonds Pacific Railroad, 100 109H
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late cable adV1ceS state that 600 was with
drawn from the Bank of England to-day for ship
ment to New York. The bullion in the bank has de-
creased f73,0O0 during the past week. The amount
gone into the bank on balance to-day Is G42 1000.
Contrary to expectation, no further advance was
made in the rate Of discount by the directors at
their regular weekly meeting to-day. American
securities were irregular. Erie especially
weak and suffered sharp decline to 33X, rallying
at the close, however, to 34h. This depression in
London, following so closely on the heels OF the
reports circulated in New York yesterday concern
ing the condition OF the house OF Bschonscheim
& Co., is somewhat remarkable. 1t Is but
just to state that the rumors referred to
were not cOrroborated. The closing quotations are
as follows:-Consols for money, OK; for the ac-
count 92H 92L; fve-twenty bonds OF 1866 (old) :,
98x; 1S67's, 961s; ten-orty bonds, 901a new fves
90; Erie, 34h. The following are the rates in
Amsterdam Central Pacific first mortgage
bonds, 70; Union Pacific first mortgages, 5Sk; (;
Union Pacific shares, 144; American securities
irregular. At Paris rentes were buoyanr and ad-
6,O0o O00f. during the week.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue weak the decline
being particularly marked in the Pacific mortgages
Centrals having touched 81; Union frsts, IS; land
grams, 81, and incomes. AN. Morris and Essex
nrst sold at go; Morris and Essex second at 95 !;
Fort Wayne FIRST at 100; New York Central SKIES
of 1887 ats6; Michigan Southern Sinking fund at
96, and Lake Shore dividend at 81. The latest bids
The New York herald., 1873-11-07

for Milwaukee,; 81 As 81 50 for red amber winter
No ,i SSih,ssso 'oss sna lots s.
but lower The up about 1000 bushels at bsc
Western while market closing heavy. Oats steady
S ao Sash at I c @
ieTor to shoiee Western mixed and 4s,e .sc for DO
upake and IS s for tworoSed State e. Rye
both for aesommodaon by vessels the berth and for
in 81 S The
Shds
bales aar baes hemp 80
SD 300 bbis foar at IS 81 The eharaers N
bark to Cork m for orders to the United
Danish brig hence to oporto 7o9 quarters grain s
orders te the United Kingdom or Continent wish siS5
bbls refined petroleum at Is Oil, il to direct port
MolAssrsThe market continued dull all descrip-
sss s s date
quote 1New crop-Guba eentrimgal and mixed nc.
2sc. Soc English Islands, 25c. 4Sc.; New Orleans
NAVAL sronrs-The market for spirits of turpentine
in lots loot up ABOUT l5s bbs ali &c 5se sosin was me-
ans aoa at ~ or ss ssnse nd 4 s. Is
Vsa sn ana arS %%nso S p,e a
q moderate demand but prices were, again lower:
ss sses MONTH"; Soorsd d S SS sSs bS. for last
February del,yery at lse:; December delivery, wa,
At 5c Crude II baik was also lover the commssons
hs syarg az to h d @ S
delivery & at 5s Gases were quiet and easy quoted At
Lots Naphtha remained nominal at about ysc. ior city
IN Tine ~ as sTse uos u
monb s sSs % Sr deye5y S for last half Of
Creek markets were dull and vaiute We're to great ex
PaoyIsloss.Rs eeipts-Pcrk 80 btls beef ass pack
n s % G 70 bS @ At 2 e
ne fG ana
long r and csar s,se scd last a. eve
ws M pSfsss sssr eGss
as s not S for 5 Rs %s sS
% S. rnnss G footing OF shs 1oSs ~ M wsa
s,5s. IS ST. aS '', a.
inquired for and quoted steady Within range
has pms yous 1@i se buyer s
spSfsa q 49, sssfs o Of AZ psssd d hq % DDS @
ss al @ s SO @ &. - lbs at & aver
I6ooo ms ofdo IOlbs average at &C.. and boxes
fx o % essfn Sas assa"s ai
for erwaFd ,n delivery with prices easier and closing
AZ .'sr
70 sfs s
ber. at 7c. $50 erccs do at 75l6c l000 do Tor
January AZ 1900 do. for February ct 75ac: City
lard was quiet. About 200 terces brought &c. TIC,
Rlcr1The general market was quiet with prices not
essentially changed. Jobbng lots placed to the
amount OF rs tcrces OF Carolina at74c 7ac aud 200
bags OF Rangoon at 6Lc. 6hc
SuGAR--The demand for raw was rather better with
prices ruling about steady We heard of sales OF 9s7
hhds OF Porto Rico 7c. yS do. OF moiasscs
bsxc, and 40 do OF scotch refining at sI.c Refined
sngar without change in prices remained uuict
Mcssrs. Wait Creighton Morrison, in their circuar
OF this date, sum olows
Stock asccrtaincd by actual s
count including spccula-
tionD November !, 1873. -. 73n A73o sl27as soq5
Receipts since November L.. 56p2 I262 - I034
-
totals I9OS A5,yg2 3l2i9s 429
caes siucc NONcHDcr I.... 2,3W 440
Stock this day. November g.
h1s.'.......,........,... 76,G4S ASs62 N27W S.l29