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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

FOR more than hundred years. pera on. inter
csted In domestic reform have been writing in {,
V0r OF some other meth ID OF disposing Of the dead
Sh"n that Of bnrying them. Crem tim or tu,u-
Ing, l. the substitute ordinarily pycporeS for h,ry
Ing Some OF the arg umepts in favar of cremation
are these: There wou'd be no foul ny Of he i, o.
WAFER, a. il nov the case hi bodies 20 into A.
comIfsi'i0r in the gro nd. There wauid h.
great saving Of sxpence in fbe matter OF shroud,
c"nn NJ q IN The inducing Of fune ais TIL,
cost Of cemetary lots and monuments woui,I AL,
Ne saved Those who favor ,hi- mode ~ siispns
ing OF the dead, advocate having the Crematier
eHpefh ended by skilled pero sno IN q place
"S"ec'a''y pr pared for fhe purpoae An arrange
%' ~ something like chemical furnace IL nre
paIuso, "htrehy The gases generated b, heHfin0 a.
49, on uhe HFrnts rhall b." cnnsu,ned E~,,,,
wIeHAt'n Ne cfn be effeciexi In abont half an borr
sh ~ am {, log.ihsF with the mineral nortions ~
uhVr; may then be prrae rived in w cas- - ~
p"I9u M. va enthusiastically the MIN ~ ~
hUmahr ano or or Eastern natinns W. Ioann
sn; sVps are being ,aken II New Yn,k 70 s,r,,,
Socle'y 10 carry ort this plan II 4. s.;a .t.
a"Ter Iumherff persons Of Influence 60 a.. 80 z
uieustO tnemA elves 80 difeet n. .,;l, ~ -,
G"Oles o. burned, This Is ,as, ~ ' ., snel'
1c. cl' n sih n become popi,lar a,a :" s"strs
nos prefer ~ " purified nv Are raths. .h woF le
StHSp'eu Os oscay:--P ' aiySe E0,ansr 'u"i " "
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

~ we'll t" he ir places where mans tile and
wnereHod 's great-Shere what he sees all aro", d
nun haa me 81 me look II had Thousand years ago
S'o WI nave III" same In Nil likeibood, when he
ha~ oeen thousand years in his pra~r L
aoa'tF ard reflects a mile 'f he il worth the pro
cess. 1t Is not favorable 10 religions Fee,ing to
near only Of the actions and interference of men
anu |" oeh' ID no'hii g bHt what human ihgernits
has completed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

The Boston Post saws; ..Tbe
d in fhe whaling bpsisess /,
shought to be owing to The abolit;co
OF corporal punishment in the schoo,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

IL these tin es ol Bankrupt y shall witness only a
bankruptcy If wealth aud rot Of hrstian charac-
er: II there shal be no Suspension of hriS 'ian
ILt"gr'tV, M failure vi Christian unrightres ,
'neh mere VIII be somt ing left II will only he
the dr"s@ that wills be pu,gud away. The stei ling
gold will remain, and will come out If the IN CAGE
brighter than ever
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26
a SaILOR'S GOOD Will.

me Richmond (V.) & qu,rer saws thai O,
"o"ua1 vast. Is The schooner E j Ham
'""' tt"m NJ" York for Richmond, was pa,
s'g Ne" p"rl News, her commander, Capt
""'S' "a" small schooner capsize. He IN
mrd'"'ey rounded t" alongside, AID pa
ING '''s tack les TO lhr srhOonpr's masthead
r'sh'ed hhr. and hai'rd her ous. H.. tonk
care o and ted the crew un II u. xt morG,ny
ana hen asked hy tue Captain ~ he d.
,'etseG >cnooDcr wtat he hnutd uay repl,
thaf All the pay ho wanled was that ht
shon do likewise wnen a4 saw vessel IN
d'htie<S
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

Y W oKK. = W"rk IN af a ra,,,,o,s ,,
""A'Slc' Wase nafafc, which IL il the
am q All r~ilg'on 10 ~ "Al, work NJ m.
l. =" me swi nmers." A waste ocean threat
fss - d+vonr him !; II he front |. MI, brave
- !" VII Keep 'ts word. BY incessaat. wise
q o. nee 81 IT, tasty rehaks and buffet of Il.
.oshod how u '"sslIy supports hint ears
nm 80 Its conqaeicr along! 'I,is so." saws
~ ere, WIN ati 'hmgs hat man nnder
takes In this world. "--caru,s.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NrwYOnK Oct receipts % were 80 ssS s; =
making S7 .s.n', 6Ses The s,;.%st ;.%s tune 1s
last T T spS a Cherokee. Tss .sn al
Baltimore Railroad The demand quite as large . zeal
ss s.s A'd II o'tsS s ''I nss s'1S sS"n Se .
s Hsa ,s T. sss he % s:s '1s@sa s
qualities NJ to dress % . u n barely a'ss. GIs @
S * rl:i. @ e 6 Sa's ." =
s an % Soe d'i that
c CAB ha,i,, hi1 md E ScI sa S s.
&e.iSsinsf For e. 20 yIsn. steers. Ga e"t
hsI g. :eoss.. Ie Virginia nj :e' :
jTs 81 n s ,,,
:. s e s,s nj G. G. E. md s: % Doss s ss ds
%ssh,sisn b Doy had 10 cars: Thomas Ward c,.;
Carr Cutting s. vandeVere cars Purdy cars and
Merritt Burchrd sold H. Fugh e7 fair Indiana steers s
is.a s sss5ss % .'ISss e. g. eS. 70
average at &C. r to dress IS cTt chsOIe.
S. 0S2 ID Hys s weight sys!'s & S dress % 0 and
SHEEP iizns car s,!:
head as Masking & s set. for ts last 1926 1897
%4S5 e .sesaon' Sc N Lancs an s were
p%: With 10 .aq os 5fsi 'sss @
Judd buckingham sold 2do Ohio sheep 80 average a4c
ID Hume saS 1sgsS Ess .a 5s lambs 20
ri Is 9 g Ss S M So g. ss I di Is g s.'e s lambs s. S
do 65 74e 81 Do, 81 H. 5d 81 ao 5s D. at e; is
ft5' II a;sR e r. + 's l'
lambs 80 10 TO lyo
lambs 7a4 26 Do 7s H. at 7l2c do 81 B.
so do 81 20 sheep, 100 b al o.
80 do, 10 at 5ssc 9S Indiana do 9S b at e. 80 d0 VI
Cbas Kahn sold 1875 Kentucky Sheep 81 70 average 4c 10
Ptcock sold 406 Missouri sheep 80 a. y 10
SwSE-Auivas 81 Foaethst ii Jersey City
and for the sbo Weehawken-a total Of 40 or
Cos making 20 for the last four days against for
week The better for bon
live and dressed hogs T. H. Reid sold carloads Of Oo eorued
alive including 100 hst $50 t at So so = 100 10 l9
165 b Sc 81; 81 do lS0 b SO 3S; and 80 do 2O ID,
a So 40 Dressed hogs closed at SQSl4c. Y D
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

v.te terms 1000 Super 47e: 5000 Spring Tea, Burry
1000 private terms lOo bale, spring pa0In I I'm
fis 26ia 1000 10 Wool private 20 600 ID TeIs
pnva terms bags Pulled private terms o0o sseSrss
Tetss private terms; 20 bales fah Cshforma physe
sr%s bale, private terms coSs 500
r Secured 6Od82c; 5000 m Fall California, 6VaoIe
10 600 Spring California terms 1000 sP6s Csh'psns 9
nyse terms SO bags Pulled private terms l0 ba nas
Pulled private bags Pulled Pyse seI,s u % SsEs S
Pulled private terms 10 bags Black Pulled prva'e NrmG
n Medium Uuwsshed. private temsi 10000 b Ohio rseoe
5se; 10000 UuwssSea FLEECE, Gee 9oe 1878 70 july H.
1874 was 256ssi bales against like period ls1S-lS zIs
suing exceed those Of previous yea The s''T W Is,eS
March ri have been published increase the previous
wear Of 2S6S b42 Sheep total l992S 500 In New south w
and Of so 600 Australia Exclusive OF NewLeApo
the OF this years Lambng considerably exceeds last year
WHISKY steady and in moderate demand saies o AoV o0
afoge
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRTs

LONDON, 3O-l23O mCOnsOls 90 7sd93 for both money
and the United States bonds ves O3 Erie Railway
shares. 26L2
LIVERPOOL 30-l230p mCotton quiet and unchanged
bales including 1000 for export and speculation the
including 0U0 American The receipts Of the wss have been
bale the bales including lie 600 American;
Mddng Upands nothing below Low Mding
ding Orleans netting below Mddng deliverable November and
December 1864 The rsets of heat for the past three days
have been 1900 quarters including 5000 American
LvERPoOL Oct 302 mCOon sAes on the tas OF hddIng
Upnd nothing below good ordinary shipped November and DE.
SSSs tsSs ant at yS az sens % on @ s
Orleans nothing below good orny shipped November and Deem,
S1d 6 1 si6 P'G BesGsus. are qe
1O GENITAL for Californian White Corn 80 6a359 per
quarter Peas 43 quarter for Canadan PORK 726 per bbL
LONDON Oct 3O-S:3O D. m-The bulon withdrawn
from the Bank Of knsland On balance to-day 44oooo Enc
LvERPOoI 3O-3:5O p m-of the Cotton sales today $500
bales American an.
LONDON Oct 3O-53O D. Pans dispatches quote Rentes 62f
l7l2c.
LIVERPOOL Oct 3O-5:3O mYans and fabrics at Manchester
L5SDoS oct SO.-Tarow. 46 q cwt.
LONDON Oct 30-EveDng ng-Lnseed OIL 26I3d26I6 y ewt
ALBAsY Oct 3O-CArnE-The market opened firm with de-
became Good Cattle ls p ID lower and Common 4c
LANBsThe market for Sheep and Lambs du ard
fayO b9yer Pres for common Sleep are g. cf Good ID Lamb
5c; 52d5a4c Lambs fair 5dCc; far 10
good 607c 2e the latter for few selected
Oct 30CArrLE-The receipts TO-DAY l36 head
7Oi the time weeks there sales TO-
all stock remaining PP:o i held over for next Tes5 o head
total supply for the week thus far % 400 head against like
market closed heavy Canads lambs 50 16dS6 2o Canada Sheep
$4dS5; Western sheep, So 75d ~ 81
IoGs-The 42UO lead making the total supply
for the week thus far ~ $50 head AGAINST head for The
last week the market active and shade higher
YofkeI hogs
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARkETS
ss; s.'IT Ss' iS1'ss':i ss:s ''s:s g'e't
y517 YsTI s1s s,5ii ;ss.e'is Ss,. 1878 sa.s s.
aoa1so.s.g Oct So-coson steady; MidainH 1sssls,.,
s7es bales. .hipnsn si2s b,e STOCK 1874 A'oSi Sas'
s1:TtlI1 Oct so-coon as.dy Maanns ls sfs hcy Ma
:1s @ ssSd S1' :Is. s.Ss s.
Sass1.pcsT ,.e,e, LS. hai.i ls ss
weekly receipts. 2e9s bales 'hiD~'n 2oA' bales ' 0'O
'. si1v.sTo. Oct s@co..ou good asm.nd Maa.S l4
S... e. sD .. SsS SS,S. bales. s.s;; bales
$50 s. sss. s. Sss : s,1s; 5ss5i c. O
Wnssorox Oct 3ocoo. firm: Maains hss heu e,ns
sa...:s sHs is iiss SS'' Sas. S.1 Isi
Ssl9 bales: sss s1sGs St;. to Great 1ra0 '''
''s; is. E steady Mdss a net s.s, IsSg S.
receipts 5si bales shipments 2549 bales; sales 100 'e' to
a ,, eo aS1,ss %as ,.s . Low Mid
Ss.'nss: Ct Good s ss5
sPn;;sss s5s 5S ss s. sgs sgs';'s % 100
TsDAsOi Oct -COion-weety net receipts 800 bales
ePp P%csossc. Oct Weekly net receipts 259 bales
'.s S S so~ss1: .Ss .. si sns
,ag ss bales % as Sseso aas b
Ss ss ss s isss .ss IS s.. ni 's'sls s
bales: Seei receipts 20b9s bales exports co''t"'e
seIGsos. Oct sG~coiion dq sdins receipts
LIZ Sd Ssss :PS $ se Go r net ,eeep S
b,s exports to Gen. BhtAin 7s ss 'n
1O20 bales
PHIIDKLpH. Oct dull; Middine l4aici Low Mid
ding Ordinary 13sac net receipts -
bse receipts i,2S2 bales gross 2f@o baeS
BOSTON, Oct. 30Cotton quet Mddlng ioc eross receip'
cept y6l gros exports Great Britain oo2 bales
sales, 300 bales ~ -, ,u,w,x
NOBLE Oct 80 Cotton quiet; Mtiing, l4c; Low Mddlng
l3s,c; Good Ordinay 1870 receipts 39 bales gross ~
great Britain 3744 bses to the Continent
bales coastwse $40 bae sales LOO bsles stock ZoIZo
bales vecr net gro 1881 bales exports
70 Britain the Continent 500 bales 'oa''"i'e
5,266 bales sales. S.5OObsles ...,, -.
ST. Lou Oct unchanged Mding, ~ &c; net re-
bales gross 2l9 bales SHIPMENT 500 bass
225 bales stock l0645 bes weekly ret receipts so bae'
30-Coiton active and hrm; offerings neI
Midding l44 receipts 7947 bss sross e43 baes sales
1900 bales evening" 050 bales stuck Sl937 bales; Weey
net receipts 81 1888 be baes exports TO nea'
Britain IL 262 bales France 5S0 bales 70 'ne 'ohnen
SAvANyAH Oct SO-Cocn dull Miding l4c; net receipts
gross $40 bales eIports coastve bales sales
stock "a 3S7 bales weekly net receipts o3 baie
"a bales to Great Britain. l3oo bAes coast
wise III, ,935 bales sales, II 325 bales o.-,
Oct 3O-COton quiet hiddhng i3'sd Ilc; net
receipts baes exports Great Britain 54 bales to the
Continent 9S1 bses sales 800 bales stock 5350Z bales wee
receipts "a S77 bsles 25O0o baes exports to Gat
Britain France $40 bales 70 the Coanent 5si
bales; coastwise. 3942 bsiesi sales 122OO bales
SELMA Oct 3O-Coton dull; Mddns, l349l37s-; Low MD
35iO bales; stoc. 1874 4. .522 bales 1873 49jS bales
ROYAL, 30-COtton-Weekly net receipts oSo oaes
stock, corrected. 1855 bales ,o.
Augusta weak: MdiHng. 1893 7l34c; Low
Mddng l32; Good Ordinary, l3c. net rrcert 2ZJo baes
ses 1882 baes stock 1874 count 10 92J bae lSa3
29S5 bales weekly receipts. 10 FOG balesi shipments 1851
bales; saIes, S.2i4 bales; TO spinnes. 226 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31


LoSDOS lOTbe depression noticed IN our last reports sun
stock but conhne their pur
in consequence are very irregular
holders compelled 20 realize and low values
hand quantity OF choice Hops were re-
aured paid Of the best samples are
Picking concluded and the duy Eener
Sl20 900 Gl3OOOO old duty sussex ana
the general estimate Norm sno bas' he
amount OF attention but the lower ngues
slightly for this class Ods are negc
HAY AND STRAwrhe arrivals sill liberal and The market rs
6O 50dG0c Straw is plenty and weak
Long quoted d60c; Short do 4OdoOc and o al
6Oc cash.
jobrg demand and ysaes unchanged
small Of Manila dOGSOc end Madras az
S2l2d9Oc, currency.
METAS-Te great the ket for lngo Copper noticed
aud have further advance
decidedly active demand the improvements the
about 100000 Lake at 224d22 % cash ana
2c months Scotch Pig Iron remains
qnet the small but the oemaDd being n to supply th
Immediate Of 1.-THE trade. About 25O tons Of
Eghnton have been sold terms not trsnspred
slack We learn that S2S cash li for
and refused OF Scrap Iron learn Of 200
at S34 delivery. Pig Iron
offered the market firm but quiet
Foreign So Domestic Sc 20 ass 3d. Manufactured
Pipe Sheet S4c less 10 cent he
Tn still dull and the absuee OF sales prices
pomnsL sold in lots gle; j. at 2lc Refined b.
fs quoted at 81 a 2l c gold Plates are dull and ~eaA"e near
o. nos sales Other metals quiet 80,
quotations nominal OF Porto Rico hear sale OF
quiet the receipts OF New Crop
been sO1e7e for Prime to Fancy We
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

market remains unchanged aDd prices fuie Nes np
be light Shippers unwilling TO DSy above Oc
+, doing l6
korcy LIVERPOOL cable lis; hEn. We Qu0te
s;se Factory. fne TO ~ State Factory. new, 40. 49,,
State FACTORY. RoOitO Factory.
A.. I'M 10 dlJ34 all half
C~l.Fs skinned GlO
-" 80, 20 f.i, -. l2aql3 State Factory new,
49, Esrorv al full skim a )
oommon N spe I3 dl4 state Pleap.le...... 30 az
State Factory. Eoslsb paiJ uo'''' 20 "a
all cream, fe..... 10 0loA
pof r, Refined inactive prices easier; quoted at 1919
100 49,. sold lo~-
With sale " 2vJO o3S ',-v w. sreping az lie
buet at l6a5c Crude dull aud weak eaphha quoted
"a a. Al Philadelphia the market Is aul with 6sares easier
iO3A 49,
have features note, the inquiry
beng chiefly small lots unchanged figures sales Of Az casks Caro-
lin, At 794e and 20 bbls Louisiana st 6G6l2@
SIG ARSbe Raw Sugars only on moderate scale
I'D ~, market dechne the sales embrace
,ntht. Csnfoga al &c. II 385 bags India 7sac. AMI
900 bae Pernambuco quote Fair TO Good Refining 500
Pr 10 Al S3c Centrgugs hhds anc boxes Nos So H. S4
SI. and Clayed 9 Refined dull and weak
Sa4G9S4c rOr Soft yellow: Sfs@
iOS Tor Soft White flsQllc for Crushed lO for Powdered
- We ennnte:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

>sri With 2xoO bs Nsphhs Morgan Pin At a % IN s h
Hark 5000 bbla Refined OIL 70 Trieste AZ So "a
Baltimore 70 Cork for orue !" o. 49,
NorwesIas 900 OIL 20 Constsnnaop i mora
FIOuR AND MRALThe market openeI AIRY seutc mor
especially shppog Extras Of spnns sSa % sn. @ NOR,
s', sns 49, ar the buyer the market rather
sis on snm winter and Trade brsod ass oil lS'oo
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

mali Refined, lle Crude in bbls se n bnlt c1os WHISKY
Choice 37a4o Western Prime 2s9soe Choice Ws:srn Roll.
I6io; Prime NexYorh 4L a5ac Prime Western 49l6 Ae.
EGGS ssy PenDsylvans NevJsJ aud Delaware 27e Western
26c. .x
Tol.Do Oct soFcur anis. sad pneh,ns'5 whs: All and
No / white Michigan 81 IS Extra do. u ~, No Red
81 10; No. Amber Illinois 81 H. Corn shade better Heh AIse
ese Low M Iai S.x 96a0ess nc T,ss 1c i. Ss
Clover S5 Recep-240O0 bush Wheat 40 900 bass
Corn 1000 bush Oas shipmeps-lS0OO buh wheat ilooo
bush Corn 900 bush. Data
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31
nales % AurIlGn

A. MKRwIs. Auenoneer
RANGS. MERWIN g. Co., Cos Broadway,
Id n.,r Of Books WORKS Of Art fancr Goocs
MONDAY Nov O. n4 m sundry SCARCE aud ILLUSTRATED
BOOKS New Bugh Novels Drawing and Scientific Works Sc
NOTTCE ia hereby given that the LAKE
~ MAuOPAC IMPROVEMENT COMPANY will SELL as an en
tv public at It's ofee No 229 Brcadway IN ths ,y o,
SeWyo October In the year one thousand
,igbt hanired sni evenu II o'clock noon all It's khAL ana
PROPERTY situated Lake Mahopae Putnam County
STATE Of NewYo comprising several hotel properties aud unuse
cottages and about hundred acres OF land o - -,
For particulars Of sale inquire az once OF COMPANY or OF
M,,,r, Reed Ioy AuetiOners No. 229 Broadway Newiork
'''' - JOHN II. CHEEvBR, President
Attest: Wx. J. OsBoRy, Secretary.
Eey.York, Sept. 81 1874 =, ,o,,,-,r A., n
Tie SALE Of above PROPERTY ADJOURNED TO Nov o.
o1 80 er, moan AT the Exchange Sae,om No. III Broad
80 ~ hs M, ofS,xYork JOHN ii. CHEEvER President
Attest: Wn. J. OSBORN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

Braz-D. h Nos o 70 ll....''.'''''''''''' ~ a.
N5plo-Superor and Extra Superior f's-o,3 %. MA
Coyer is sEes oi ouV oae M Sf
as Ls inside price TO arrive Timothy lui da"fsi AZ ~ ~
80 90 W. Az. psebed 20 G. Csassen Grsin ana see
BIer for the following table which gives comparative Sgures Of
Glover Seed trade: ,S,, 1894
Receipts New from Oct. TO 29......''"2fs:5 YYaag
P.Dort Of New from %. log
Prices New see3 IN October opened et...'' ~
Prices Of New decline curing month TO- o1
fTKARN noDnaJ unehangeoi se' :" W "
si l54e . = ..... ,.oa.., ..d .Je p,y.
s, /, sun embrace 200 hhd WITH tue ruse o &
active but holders remain nm ssles OF oOV
80 co,neett crop 1873 sd5Je 800 sundry tn1s
Sa5Oc 300 bales Havana st 1eatI H. by aN"o' o" "
s,oan,rtie1t crop 1870 al 6hsdl2e essh -,
TlLLOW-TbereI 1emaLd Viees arc ''
ofI 600 n G y l6'l6G3c -. T..
nn s,sde. there doing hne about sauopH
1n Wal. are dgI though prices firm 10 Garrett WOODS
ehcr, !, movement especially IN tue 1s uo heso
but kinds tbaae o"e SOCK are IN
@, ed and me desirable faheo "Voa w
Oh 20 ard more st.adF fs prices CSi9ihA 81 i'iAs ''
80, q fair demand l rate. N-" fdh if1 .1 'S'''
IoeEgsg freely For Feeee' ihIs 60 - hie
A. aces rule fteady previous Iht sales npfa'-
Aeasb 6S - baes Cape, 31Gi 1V psgs Assp'- seVt Wv
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

p, NJ d. .tiv Uon Circnlar Of
the past few days has been rather du
exhibits somewhat hrner tone Oeing IN
buenced received here this morning reporting stronger
nominal as holders WHO are
raise do not any regard
Quotations they This what termed
Of tins kind OF tusnHss
SONG be the Hop and times difficult to give reahe
throughout the interior are all reported Gu
prospect revival until buyers unload just now they seem 70
ksye elnoTeb tlsD morey"
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

NAVAL STORES-Rosu active with STEADY prceS quoted
at 50 Strained and y 3 GS2 40 for Good do the
l247 bbl Good Strained at 81 40 deliver
200 bb Common do at 81 20 Spirits l9pentne
5OaS2 3. Pitch is dul. aDd quoted at 81 OO's
quet quoted 1916 for ks from crners
GOOD demand and frm Lard slow Of
irregular quoted 81 07d$l 10 for make and
l2d$l 10 Prime Winter Menhaden ve scarce and strong
Is 42043c Other Oils dull.
market better but sales Of
$50 bbs al S2Od $50 $50 260S2O so;
the dmaud subsidized Bee STEADY and moderate
demsDd sales so 50a$l for Plain Mess S3 for
Extra sljd$5 30 for Packet Trce Beef is inactive and
Hams steady but sales Of 20 bbl S2O0
Cut Nests weak aud acyei sales 1000
&C. for Fresh shoulders SQo for Picked DO 94dlOc
Smoked do Picked sns 60 Western do
1O4 c &C. Fresh Hams, lc sucked do 10000
cured Bellies. l0alOl. 81 900 10 do do IN small lts IOi
Bacon da1i sales Of 90 boxes Long Clear lc tae demand
for the las ubsie Dressed Hogs sgS Lsrd
IS hrm and fairly active 500 1@sdl4c Western
Steam; inside price New $50 s City, 132a 1886; o. s
No CITY l3c future delivery hear Of 1000 seller BY
mouths s9ll l5l6c 300 tcs seller the year II l5l6c
BUTTHR-Ile little change in this market State
In
z,s. ready sale All other grades neglected with
afd ptices There is lair Eastern call for
New-York tribune., 1874-10-31

CsrpN
Mol w~~N $50 rs .oo.o n. -,
Buetwheat Pur plenty and heavy State o. SodSo o. anu
Renpsrvsnis a, So 25dS3 so y 100 ID. . o...,.
PlSH-Orv God alY active and steadyi sales OF oeorRs
s6 Picked So Mackerel rstb, more ID
CURED about former bgus; sales OF NO.
Shore $l3dSl3 5O No do at $lO6sl0 oO BOZ hetn'us
fair inquiry at AUG Tor sn
Herring dull unchanged figures saes o. Ia
S0ds7 and Portland 81 76 Dutch herns are qe'
81 10
moderate Winter firmly held but quiet ses are
sauou closes lower and quiet for the low soes ne
demand chiefly export squet and closes shade lower
The sales SdSl O3 for ungsded Iowa ana
81 l3 for Old No Chicago SPRING VI oadtt oI
No 2Caso Spring aAo and 81 IN store 81 10 oI
No Chicago Spring; 81 042ds1 05 for No Milwaukee 81 Log
81 Is 20G$l 81 for Amber western
81 White Michigan 81 81 for Amber Michigan 81 70 iof
White Canadian, in and S10O bash No Minnesota 81 0a
10000 bush No MlssVie 81 04'2asl o. sh9aa AS9 p
Cansan IN bond 81 Is; "a, 800 bush. No sprng pig
81 Western 81 20dSl IL Ordinary
for local OF 39OOo bush
G$l 25 81 SO foE Lake Shore and u 80 10t
Canada Barley Malt unchanged good scarce sales OF sv
bush 81 40 Fourrowe State 81 90 Tor Cansda oee
500 bnsb Tworowed State 81 80 time and ZOO busn
81 so four months Oats shade ter but
cautiously 900 bush New Ohio Mixed al
White 6Oa6lc; Western Mixed al 6Oa60Ac White az 1v2~
57c White do at 5Sc Rye quiet and tame e
d94c and 9fdS1e for state 10 os
excited and closes strong the safes
10000 Mixed 9Od9l hc for 0ld Mixed ana
b. for New do and 9Od9O4 In store and VI &c Seir nei'
Yellow at 90 G93c. -.
HOPTbe quiet and rather easier bat no lower
We quoe "a. mn
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A MIRACLE!
Office and Resid, nee No. A Dauphine St.,

NEW OIL. ANS Sept. ~, 1sI3.
CAPT TRYON j, WOODWARD
Agent Mazuirc's Medicines.
No 81 Msgaz ne Street:
ESTEEMED SIR;-Ftom a ceiling of heartfelt graf.
itude. ana a general sense Of duty, l am prompted
to address you and respectfully be- To give you a
voluntary and brief statement % my past and pres
ent state of health. tUNDRANGO LIVER AND BLOOD
BiTTERs AND SARsAPALILLA Tonic. MY health 10Y
wears has been bad. bat nom the commencement OF
This wear | rapidly declined, for,ing me to abandon
All chara,te OF business; and upon becoming com
p,eieiy paralyzeu in my rgnt arm and with my
whole right eide threatened, | became helpless and
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the most
skiinul physicians Of this ana other States and
ciIies, with no benefit; aud, In fsci, my. own medi
cal knowledge forces me Io reailze the fact that I'M
4 - sume Change and improvement took place soon
via me | wouId shortly die, aud made my every
earthly arrangement accordingly when oy q mos,
prOy, uenIiai circumstance 1 was directed 10 shu
met you, about d month agU, and, from your een.
eroLs sympathy, was inuaced ito crafty yoa y
" itu no hope or coHddonce OF beDent ~ Dlssa,S
only try the CundurangO; and TO my uLaoss ~
ishElunI and eradication. am nov slmv5s 10y
restuT,- 10 perfect neaith. anu thsf %
but on; bottle Of the CUSDuRA T,xIr 80
BLOOD BIrTEks and SARsAPAHiLLt a iSs3
iudeeu u rene wrd and ressfnt'.a = ny VII
uyc,. ms dear elf, he gr.ielsL ~ - emennoIanee
vi "a for the kline in!stss5 nslsi,-sns-s sna ~
snoMn ~ IA - y the use OF Cunderango and Dt-
M Pr,viianoe through You, l am indebted for q
new lease = Of duty, let me ask that a puolica
= ~ a., case be made; and by my happy expert
.nrl pons vuod despair. aud thar through you, in
B-U nl tundurango. they may alec hnd relief
restoration to hea.. when even hope Itsett
a. ted Vita respeeA and gralitnde, l remain
Ours truly, etc. ThoS. N. LO6AN. JR M. -.
Nav ORLEASs, sept "a, 1915.
We the undersigned, being personally acquainted
Dr. Logan. eheerfully certify that the shove
true and correct n every PArsaezlsr.
A4OODwlS,
DAN'L HITEAk.
Sold BY Censor i Thomas, book Island,
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and Manufacturer, for
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est and most comfort
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