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~ will say that l am not, nor ever
have been in favor of making voters
or jurors Of negroes, or Of qualifying
them to hold Office, nor to intermarry
with white people; and I will say in
addition to this that there is a physi-
cal difference between the white and
the black races, which I believe will
forever forbid the two races living to.
gether on terms of social and politi-
cal equality. /, as much as any oth-
er man, am in favor Of having the su'
perior position assigned to the white
man." abraham Lincoln, Sept. le
1853. ...
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One Sunday, not long since, says
the Boston Courier, one Of our most
stylish young ladies waltzed into
charch with that iDimitable grace
that is at once the popularity and
the charm of the female denomina.
ton. Az she took her seat, by a it,
tie behind hand movement she ar
ragged her overskirt and then settled
herself to mediate how she looked,
and what the other girls had on. The
services concluded, she arose to 60
out. Alas for human hopes! That
last touch on the overskirt was tou
much she threw it too high, and
there it rested on m old muff which
was serving as a hustle. So the
wretched girl wriggled away, uncon.
scious Of the JOY that filed the hearts
of the other girls that saw it.
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Max Adeler says: II can shake
hands with q Governor, cit beside an
Alderman, and smoke with q State
Senator and never feel my littleness
Int when come to stand in the pres.
euce cf a modern hotel clerk, l feel
that awe and ipfsriority which tou.
rists feel as they stand in the Yose.
mite valley and look mp at the Noun.
tain tops a thousand feet above
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Productive Documents.

During our latcj war for.indepen-
dence, among the other ,t,ophis cap.
tured were a large number of letters
to Kellogg from prominent Radical
Congressman aud Government Off
Gals, duplicating them in the most
infamous manner with the usurpation,
which they have laborpd 80 earnestly
and go successfully, thus far, to main
tain.
What persons have these letters in
charge we do not know, but we know
that they should bc made public ut
once.
They are the property of the people
who fought for the redemption Of the
State, and they will doubtless play a
conspicuous part III the grand Struggle
which we are making for freedom.
they implica,e some Of the highest
officials in this Government in q man
ner that .makes:tthe usurpation even
more detestable than ever, as they
prove that, in sustaining it, officers of
the Goyernment..and Senators Of na-
tional reputation have been actuated
not by principle and his, motives,
but by money.
Kellogg's grecnbacks :havc settled
the matter, and tie inspiration Of the
Tremendous oratiOns aud labored ef-
forts that have been made to sustain
tho usurpation in the halls of Con-
grcss has been money. These letters,
which we know to have been captured
during the late war against Kellogg,
contain absolute proof that Morton,
Caleb Gushing, Matt Carpenter, Ben
Butler, and others whose names we
reserve for tae present, have been
Mr.. Kellogg's hired servants, and
have received from him large sums Of
money for aiding in perpetuating the
most damning outrage upon free gov
eminent that has ever been concocted
by demagogues and thieves sand up
held by he.bayonets, Of the, Central
Government. The policy of with
holding these documentary evidences
of the criminal implication Of the
magnates in Washington with the
usprpa,ion is a mistaken one, they
should be given to the world at once
il order that the world may know the
influences which have worked against
us3and may cousign the corrupt and
depraved men who control the Gov.
ernment to the everlasting infamy
which they 80 richly deserve.-N. o
Bulletin.
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To REMOVE FREcKLEs. - Small
round freckles can be removed by the
application Of chlorine water every
night and morning, allowing it to dry
in. For the more dense ones, chic.
ride of lime, to ID, Is, or 20 parts
of water accordingly tn the sensitive
ness of the skin. When using tho
stronger solutions, merely touch the
spots with 4 lao,stened camel's hair
brush,
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K MALLS.
ARRIVALS AND Departures.

NEW ORLEANS, Red River Landing,
Cheneyville Guarantee, Alexandria,
Cotilo and Cloutierville, Daily, at
7 A. NJ.
SHREVEPORT, KeacIac, Mansfield, Mar
thaville, and Pleasant Hill-Daily at
l0A. NJ.
NACOGDOCHES, Melrcse, Chirino. San
Augustine, Milan, pendleton, Sabine
town, Many and TT. Jesup-on Tnes-
day Thursday aud Saturday, at
5P. M.
HOMER, Minden, Buckhorn, Ringgoid,
Coushatta aud Campte-on Tues
day and Friday, at p. N.
WINFIELD, Atlanta, Sutton and st.
Maurice-on Tuesday and Friday,
MAILS CLOSE
At 6 A. NJ. for New Orleans, Alexandria
and Cloutierville.
At9 A. N. for Shreveport, Keachi, Mans
field and Pleasant Hill.
At 6P. NJ. for Nacogdoches, Texas, Mel
rose and San Augustin.
At S p. N. for Homer, La, Buckhorn,
CONSTANTS and Campte.
At 10 A. N. for WINFIELD, &c.
Office Hours-from 10 K. NJ. to Q P. NJ.
and from 3pMto7PM.
IF. DEvARGAs, Post Master.
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Who is the straigl,>est man men.
toned in the Bible : Joseph, be-
cause Pharaoh made a ruler Of him.
And that's why he remained stationa-
rs in Egypt.
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We believe this is being attended
to with US, and we cannot be too par
ticular in our watch of these scamps.
External vigilance is the price Of liber.
IT,"
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NATCHlTOCHES LOUISIANA OCTOBER 3 1874

vi these 0mcefs, TINS fOreShattOWlng
his policy of doing in the future as he
has done in tho past: foisting upon
the Parishes corrupt aud ignorant
men, the miserable tools of his local
satellites and petty leaders.
Expressions ofloyalty to the Fed
eral government are so common that
they have become tame and trite.
The people of this Parish do not
deem it necessary to indulge in loud
protestations of their loyalty. Ever
since the surrender at Appomatox
they have demonstrated by their acts
their allegiance to the Constitution
and their obedience to the laws of the
United States and they have nantes.
ted none other than loyal feelings
They certainly have no desire to array
themselves against the Union or to
wage war against it; but, they pos.
sess, under the Constitution and laws,
equal rights with the citizens Of
Maine, Ohio, or any other State.
III the exercise Of these rights, they
deny the legal power of the President
If the United States to interfere by
military force, in the State or its
parishes, to overthrow a rightful
government or deny the right Of self
government, aud should he in plain
violation Of, Or indifference to, fund
amental law, interfere, by such militia
~ power, the question becomes no
longer local but of National impor.
lance. rs being subve1sive Of the prin.
ciples contained in the great declara-
ton Of rights, which nearly a century
since gave birth t" this Nation, and
this people will only yield to over.
whelming Federal force, and they
appeal to their countrymen through.
out the whole Union, in the name
Of their virtue aud intelligence,
Of their vencration of that Declar.
alton of American Independence
whose centennial anniversary they are
preparing to celebrate with imperial
splendor, Of their memory of those
grand men who pledged "ti'eir lives
their fortunes aud their sacred hon
ors" to give them the right Of sell
government, to come to our help ant
by all moral means aid us in vindica
ting the purity Of the ballot, the sane
tity Of the Judiciary, and the cause
! nf hnnestv md instice.
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Il. n. LANE,
E. W. RAwLE,
NJ. H. CARVER,
WILLIS HOLMES,
p. A. MORSE.
f. V. DEBL1EUx,
j. w. BUTLER,
n. D. CALHOUN.
w. E. RUSSELL,
c. F. DRANGUET,
s. NJ. HYAMs,
J. II. COsGROyE,
WIN. NJ. LEVY,
ID. PlERsoN,
+. w. AlREY,
l.. A. DEBLlEUx,
GEO. E. GILLESPIE.
, 1874-06-10
WOOL,

WOOL.
Tho Boston g. n s7hfnptng q L,s1 ssys; Our aaviess e.;
commenced in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
md Virginia. Buyers aro quite nu1naEoua'a at 20
@42o In Michigan, md from 43@45o In Ohio
nnd pennBylvanin, and some few sales have boon
made at theae ilguroHt but tho bulk OF tho wool
IL hold ut higher prices. For tho best clips Of
Ohio and Pennsy1yania 800 arc asked, but this
prioo is altogether above the views Of doaiera.
CALL BOARD.
Wheat and corn were very active on the call,
especially for July delivery. rho former was q
shade firmor for July, aud the latter 4@36o
higher. Over 800, 900 bu Of wheat and corn wcro
eold. Oats and provlsions were; quiet and firm.
oS R5ses % %Esogssa sgs seae no No sE T5Si S
sl.1o9S@l. .1e5 seller August, sl.l4; seller
bu No, 2 ss!lor June At s1.20N q, 600 bn DO,
e. 80 5S 9e sssS 5b}y 81 ds e q
GOO bu Holler August at sl.14; 5000 bu seller
e Corn oiosed et DIX 4@sog6o eash or Seller juno;
ssss Sss sqs spy @ s. e. cssh ssss a. eeEa oS S1S
bn aoller juno at ooAc; = ooo bu seller d July Of
60No; 5000 bu seller August ct Clio: ,.,.;
Oats closea at 4ss4@,4eo soles 5une; 4s11@
~ Mess esI1 pork closed It sl7:oo easl or seller
August, $17so@17.s315. Lard closed at sl1:0o
asked, cash or seller June; &l110@l1.1293 seller
July; s11.20@11.s0 seller August. Bales in-
clnda 6Q0 brs mess pork, scller July, at $t7.a0 /;
| 600 tcs lard scllor July, ut $ll.1O.
- Latest.
Wheat was active III tie afternoon after the
call, a,,d firm. CaHl, or Boller june closed Of
| $1.20ya bid, and $1,21 asked. Seller July sold
at $l.191f@l.199a, cloa!ng at inside. Corn
closed ahale easier than On the call, but about
10 above tho closing figures on Change. sellas
juno opened at 601{o, and closed at G0}1o Sollsl
July, GJ14@90sGc, closing a. tLe inside. MeBs
800 brls seller July ut sl7.o21f. Lake froightt
we're lower, quotabls at 10 for to Buffalo Il
| waY unIoYatood That two or more vessels wers
augaged to loud hero, but only one, the scll
| Pathfinder, was reported, for 49, 600 bu corn tt
Lyons for wheat from Milwaukee, to Oswego
OFT
, 1874-06-10

Wheat was nctive aud exoitel, averaging 10
Ike higher than Yesterday, though Liverpool
chiefly local. Tho bad weather Of tho past throo
days, aud throatcnlng sllioa to-day, made good
many operators approhensivo that receipts would
drop of eyeu earlier than the time due to OK
liked by the beginning Of Aaryest. Tho opinion
now aeonas to bo general that tho stocks yet be-
hind arc very email, but also that tho magnitude
Of Just ycar's crop was ooanidorab1y unaorasli-
Of to-day were relatively small. aud tile nogis..
trar's statomout showed only about aus, ,000 bu OF
evening Inst. This set the short interest to
s ,fag y aud S easnx sas eons u spt nsy go GS S
Of wheat here TINT ia available for the filing
Of contracts for No. 2. Tile demand was
chiefly for wheat to be delivered during
, this mGnth .;a cash ,1, 1Gts , being taken t.
u fair demand from Europe during no1t month,
i only Tor the purpose, Of mixing with tue new
and adSal,csd to slls2 u the olose. Seller III liz
1,2o1ss, closing. at tho outside. Seller August
sold at sl12}3@1;1s16,, and ael'er tLo
Eo. 8 DO Ut si.1425; and aud rsJeosod do T at
$lo5. Minnesota whoat WAS In fair demand,
oloBng at $1.244 for No. i, and 81 .2a for No. 9.
Cash bNfGB include l.Vuu bu No. Sprlug at FL. ZIs
sin bu do at sl.2is2 2.4D0 bu do at S.2lN:
5000 bu No. 3 sprf,sg al Sl.21; 10000 bu d. Ut
S1.2091; 2,A0O Gu do at $1.20tG; 1900 bu do at
S12ol1; 10000 bu do at S1.20y $4,000 hu do
at Sl204; ~, 400 bn do at sl.20N; 2,600 bu
No. spring at $1l415; 400 bu do at u. II; 1000
bu rejected spriug q s1.o55;, 4,ooo ha No. !
Northwosteln n M M1Allnn;) At g1.24M S2Oo bu DO at
1900 bu do at 9l.29. Total, 1G8,20 bu.
Corn wae active, and 14@11(c higher, being
in urgent demand throughout. Liverpool md
New York were quoted Shade flrnor, and there
woro !. great many buying orders III from ths
country, the movemont heing apparently lictatod
was vi 100 comparatively init, but Tho ehipments @ q
yesterday were also sinnIl. :Thoro was m aotivo
demand for cash eorn, but Y seelned to be
pers, operated only in a sparng way way.
Holdegs were rather free sellers in the early
part OF the day, but after it became
evident that another atorm was brewing they
offered little. The inquiry for caah No. q, aullos
sne month, and soller July, was about equal, and
, 1874-06-10
CHICAGO DAILY MAKKET.

i TUESDAY EVENING, Jnne ..
ALCOHOI4--Nns active mud steauy at 81. .S5GS1 80.
BEANS-Wcre In moderate REQUEST cho1ce lots gen.
s:sy s5y s:assas sessss aso'''n' 'ss'' '1so
aIo incrouse Ia tho demand for grain bags and oil
III marEet. All standard braids ara NV nei armiy
nt the quoted prices, and lcaurs predict early ad
sss Il betaF and aso
AMslsaa 's !, 20 "a 1RqsSeag; @ 53s o!!ss osess sls
s'uR do aoueie ill., @sso @ooi asets ssos
DRo0M DONNA fair steady retail trade has been
i. f @ tS pfSsss s; fess fn
9sa a; SffisatE I a9F s Tss sndng
It has been found necessary 10 replant. The crop
Bss DO s9rs se H. viii work ssf G
eose hs s's paa @e iot g90a do sf9 good
BuTTEK~sinca our 1 1ast Weekly review god de-
gree Of activity has heen noticeable in tia denand for
croase ia tho receipts, tie stocks Fave been Kept down
to small dimsnsions and prlces have ruled more in
aellera' feyor There Is now liberal margin bstHeen
shippers las enabled holders Of asirsblo ots to reaxa
eli advance Of 1@2c over tho prices ruling ten dayH
i saiers =. iiser tsars thaa > aoted se!ow, though
III my considerable lots II woud be dtfonlt to obtatn
,s s sso Hsts % eSes t. ss 3ss as a
CHEEsE,-But slight change in values has taken
place during tho weCk the improved demand Of tho
past fow days having served to avert tho declne
which fJr some time past has seemed imminent. Tho
quality OF the cheese now Offering Ia cxeelent tho
ao*son thus far having beon very favorable for the
airyinH interests prlcrs tnay bu quoted easy. fol-
1n 1uwa Nsw York factory, lsk@lsNo; Westcrn do.
! uOAI-Tho situation Of this market hab undergone
TO decided change. The faspg. is rather tlrnler,
owing to higher frcgts aud the l4to advance In whoe
sale NElccs 1t the East. 0sIcxa which 1aost!y fos
small amounts, are promptly nllel at the anneze4
quotations: lehlgh, prepared, So.ooalo00: Lacka-
wnuna, SS.60@0.00; PennRy1yauiA Caunel 9a.Q0: 1ns
| d3Ana QaAaei, $7.ao; Esse aud Walnut Hil, $snu
Lick Run, $S.o0; nrooks $500; Biosal,urR, $3.50
Kirkland gratot $70U llpckng Valley, $a.6U; Indiana
block, 5000: Minonk. 1850; Wilmington, $A6u31qo
UOOrElsA0E-atock Ia quoted lower than list wook.
Tue h, supply = lsrger; 1hs dpn'ana tar cooperags
ly barrels. *l.goa9.oo; lard tlsrces. sl.A3al lto
@2ooo; DO, bHsksd. sisooo9aoo: teres H'aves, lss;
rough, t2o 0@ "a 90 huck6l aawed, $l5 20
| whisky stavts. rough, $2d0u6a9S.0O; do, bucked,
loa4inK, 7A@pc. ~
EaGs-Wura IN fair demand aud atoady at lag
FIsH-Pricea range about the eaue ~ Neok ago,
whore at tho mument they are steadily knd Armly held
Jonbet6 lAye oxperienced some diollty ip promptly
llng orders fox lake ah tbs receipt4 having been
expeotsdy light, hut they sra now coming forward
moro retflly, and there ars no longer any fears ot
scarcity, Al other descriptions srs Ia falr stock,
, 1874-06-10
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments were tilad for'rec-
ord on Tuesday, Juno 0:



ord on Tuesday, Juno O:
u1ry PROPERTY.
HiumAn at, a16 it " Of Leayitt st, n (. 2sxt2s
west oeisS ohto It, eos Il * westsIn av, /, so1
12SA It, dated May y9...............-...... 2,20a
III S.1o It. aatsd june Hes.................. 1890
game property and date. LOU
IexinRion st, 121 # Of Rockwell Ut, 8 I, 24x 49,
ie8 It, dated May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =. 300
Sophia ct. cor Of burltng st. I, e2xloo II, ~,
dated May 19....: a,6M
sophis ct. 80 # Q Of Burling ss, n I. aoxloo1 H.
rassoa nv a. Sstwesn Southport AZ snd msi LAW
ct, 4, 1o01l2o It, dated May %. .......... 2,a0G
Fullerton ag, 50 f. " Of Southport nv, n t, Cox
120 IT, dated May %. 28....................... t,40l
Carroll 1t, Io0K It . Of Elizabeth Bt, n I. undl-
vtded u 261l4lN It, dated Juno 1.......... 2,00l
game description. dated juno g..:........... 2,00f
milwaukee, ay, BBA It NV Of Noble t,swf,
- It 10 Nobla at, datad June o.. 5000
Arnold Ct. ~ cor OF Twenty-ninth st,ef, -.
2ox1ao It, dated Dec: 15, ls78..;..-..:.::. t,4so
180 It, dated June e&.............-.....,... B,a0l
Hame property, dated juno G................ H,4Ut
Coolidge at, coz Of Loams at, q I, 24x
11t f. dated June ne2....................... 1,60(
VISIT Congress st, s 0 COZ Of Wood ut, n +,
aox97s{ It, wlfh buildings. dated June 1
(Charlcs r. Mckay to Harvey T. WoeAs)... 2c,bOt
: SOUTH or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN A NADIuH or aEvEe
MILES FROM THE CouAr-uoUsE.
Blocks 81, %, a, 20, t20 acrea) Rees' 6nhtliyl-
aiou in sco II, SO. u, dated juno Iyman
o. TomliuKon to Robert ". Keeyl.. ........ q, ,00t
Lot 2, Block !, md % IT Lot !, Dlocka,
Ntchocs' subdivision, In " part Of Blocks
II. 10, md 10, Sec f8, IS, "A, March 6...... 85t
, 1874-06-10
changcd for onts, and With regard to wlont It iB

au oupIl QueRtiuns -"'-----~ ~'~-'s'- 80 80
a eargo of wheat arrived yestordey, in osToEo,
Chicago. THIS Ia but q llttlo moro than half The
usual t'no por sailing vosaol she 'sual route.
The now Produce Exohangc has scarcely ses-
e Gw ~ odss to %orG S and r e,y gyeng ooon
complain. Our l}onrl Of Tralo was little olso
but i loiihorativo body for several yonrs.
/ The loading produce marltets woro quito IT.
regular .o.day hut moat Of them were M stronger,
WAS tho chief cal1so OF tho Armor feo1lpg' n
grain, while provisions sympathtzsd to = small
oxtcnt. Tho receipts wero Bmaltcr, butthe SLIP
ping movement of to-day was Hight.
Tho dry goods markot presented no important
now fohturoe. Dnslnees was fully up to all req
sonabe expectations and tho markot retains ats
1itm tone. drocerics woro freely dlatrinutea as
clled upward tendency. Tons rice. siruraI
starch, aonps, and candles, we're stohay any
firm. There wns l. good demand Tor bntt9r, aha
the feeling among 1lolders WAS firm. Driod 1rulss
hold. Fish continue quiet and iirnl, In the bag
iging ooal, wood, pig Iron, and paint markets,
tliorc wore no now fontures worthyof note. OILS
wore quiet and most descriptions wore working
and suelGl naphtifa .n were ais also quotod lower.
at the lumbor.yarda moderate b'lstness was
reported at unchanged pricos. The Wholesale
ms1s wns fas a9ve early anu ,stnt gt9aay
any nosiooab1y new features, oxcopt that scrows
ara now sold With 80 nor cent discount, Instead
nr 60 Ind as boretofore Malls are ilrru, under
q good demand. Tho receipts Of now wool are
aemana + for ~ smali lots u md iisht offerings.
l1room. .ooro was in far rotail roqlest and steady
1 Hny was again quoted dull aud losor. Seeds
were ouiet and hides In moderate demand Com
nm notatoea woro dull and weak, wlilo peaoh-
blows n,ld other oboice stoolB sold at full prices.
Horrics woro easior to-day undvr larger Offer
jnga Int other nroon fruits wore ptoady,
1l;,I,s.,,.. ware nu1at and a shaio eae,er, Mt
ffSD' ffS9 hrs st aSo nor ralion. Now York was mi.
chnuReI. but buycra here held on iu hopes Of a
1iacine ,whiia holdore wore tirm having but lit.
s0'', a. m .,a'al ''s
"1 80. sraix,+. ,vo.o ,,,, and o,aer At AKIN
axo 1so.snts n ~ Iuu asIEn ~, ;,aat
toI ourm ~ @ aossoia oI cor,, r.
20 ~, wv t"stD ~ o. ~" 6etsi ~ at n,,srs
osweSo wsn .aks @ a. sG III oss o. G % @ In
seIs Was n nv ~, r,, W." WV N''S' ="
"4Sas hIa aoouro ro ~ ,or o4 I'm. trr 4o,o,,
floslaonn melo Wy HL.s s.as ~ IA ;sosmGai
I've nogs mgIe 70 ~ s,'sa a. a a., Tbern
WEE .t, " 10. tnr .n,i. w ht acaroa'
Msn Yss5 s," .s vnrod ND thn tesr Iotu
any pludos Ma1 ,:niaa aua a. t,i ,raos
wanteo ceu ~ oSs,t ~ ~" H. ~ sra ~ ~
Mes1 h @Gont an 90
put ~ Ut .n0 ~, qt"rs,sr onGtotsons
ware snAetlse aAa nt.n a. -. ~ '..
me ath9s otuseI u at o. sai,au 9,n 11 ss
E1tees mes1 potn, os e,1 - nnnI1 Az 1s
, 1874-06-10

METALS AND r1NNEns' srooK-Trade during
the week under review has been fair, prices ruling uni
cent, discount bang 50 per cent instead of 50 and
per cent. Following are tho quotations:
a ri ss do s1oaas 51 fsS 49, Is IL
''i;Ss' fis '1is--1.ree 500 small, SIC; bar, $40.
!, HoLDER--No. ], 22c; No. ., 20c. ..
ItAn.:pg, 7'5c; bar, sh@oo; lead pipe, sGoe; out
4 salsr zmo-Full c.sks, 1oc; less quantity, 1o4o;
% snssr sinos-No. q, 80 rates Russia iron, e. 9,
sna - S I ana u az 1 IL zoo
do. 2Sa2oc, i4e No: a. l5c; ~. 81, lea discount
1so IL and j. 1sNe; i and io 14c; II, i5e 1s'
1os 70 aps s',s ss full Duna'e 80 per cent dis
NAIis-Wcre active anu fair at the rates given
23@eod. per Leg, s3,75 net 6d and 80 do $500; 0a
d.; s4as; a Do, $ASo; 30 do, ssa'; Sd do, f,no,
M Hayah sin's srSR-si.a, ts rope as declined ~ sncs
chanso @ n' ID prices Trade Is only iair. quotations
s5s Ms1s hs a9Rs T. e. Ss mar: saR t. 1s M
go; Pitch h5l 9o@0oo; tar, . tF, si75@5.o0;
misMusToon o has been weak and unsettled for
aoms tims past, antl further reduction Of nc was
suered to-day. Llnrccd also eased otl a@5o during
on tho die d our lat wssAy reyisw. We now quota
~ follows Carbon, 134@1*o: extra winter ard $50
D0c No. !, SOC; NO. =. 70&12o; nStcd, raw $l.o0
neatsioot OIL strictly pure, $l1o; do extra. p0o Do
No !! sos; bana o co.; sras. e.; elephant ,
aarkst has asrafe tIs weoA un-
as 1sy yses Fss sh % 1--we S Sse psiy II as for ss
reachhlowa we're little stronssr owing to thstr
scarcity. good many rot1ecs , arc beginning tS t
per hri. Va quota; poaclblows III cuf-'ot,, s.a0,s
i.ao; mixed aud con,non & ~ eas,uts r. sos9sl oui
Peachbows, from atoro, sl.so9f.ao per bu; mixed
poULTEY1The market waa dull early in tho week
1sT S h 'pk aqs.ys he
largo spring chickens advanced aud ruled strong nl
tiltodny when owing to larger oneT!nS te narket
ssssa 9ss 81: asR sRsla si 'Fs' d.
and miIiet aud Hungarian have declined. Ti,nohy
sold III aail lots, at 81 Glover u acasco anil
hs = apa 4 *a2oa as ,{,9i,, I'll as ss
60u To-day y aalcs include lmAt .anuly ut !a.4O
II basx, Nangaslau FROM sors At a5s car al Soc
week enGing Jnna were H. o94 hrla; tae sh'pntnts
so Sss sa 11 saga% @ a"sos ' os
do. 1880; ordinary coatso, tl.9o soarsS diaIMonu
ground soa, air xltlpat .;tl eas ss7s
a.tsy nltl bags "'A'0 a'f'' ps' '"''
''SSStf %Snf~Duy,ns tue past a!x dssa tug deaua hs,
sil vary small, though increasing little ,rhs DE-
faeu1era WHO, bsIng nearly out Of soak aro compur
to enter the narke lnt they Iny from Aal ~ ln1ns
0Tn asS Sowssst y hoEt s aF
ths course Of ! few wseka, whcn thu receipts hccpf
liberal prcds viii Eu'e lower Moosn Kooas 1i nov
not Afford 10 pay hlgA pG!ccs for wool. Following srt
tic revised quotations; w,,.l
Pms Pcar r. saeyaiaSa seoS
Fins sud medium washud fleece