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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

The Louisville Courier j Journal
(Democratic) admonishes the Indi-
ana Democrats that their conven-
ton was an offence to intelligence
and decency, and adds that the Re-
publicans ought to engage some
particularly stalwart kicker to
kick them into the Pacific seas if
they fail to carry the State.
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STRAYEn.

nN the 9Th of August 1874 from the SUBJ
" scriber, living on Elem creek, Lyon
hands high; 6 or years old star in forehead;
white speck In left eye: harness marks Also
one white mule mare, or 10 yerrs old, brand
ed "A'' ON left cheek, aud SD M on left
shoulder Also one gray horse About 49,
hands high; carries head high OF good style;
SADDLE gald on back. Any person giving in
iOrInatlon as to the whereabouts of said ami
mails, will be literally rewarded.
10. kISER,
and L. j. PRICE.
Reading, Lyon county, Kansas, or Emporia,
Kansas. a4-sss
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

GEN. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
viii deliver the address at the re
union fthe surviving members of
the 125th regiment Of Pennsylva-
mia volunteers at Altoona on Sep.
l6.
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The Junction City Tribune is the
only Independent newspaper on the
line of the Kansas Pacific in the
First Congressional District. We
mean to occupy the whole 1leld.-
Junction City Union.
You remember how It was with
that other old hen that tried to
spread herself too much.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

The grssshoppers had better leave.
Ike Eaton is going to take the
stump in issor of the Independents
Democratic ticket. AS show the
hoppers will be completely eclipsed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

Hon. p. p. Elder, of Ottawa cali
ed upon Us yesterday. That he il
brave is proven by the fact that he
is looking to go on the Republican
ticket and wrestie for O seat in Com
gress with McComas or Riggs or
Clarke.-Lawrence Tribune.
We should think that would be q
"heafty" wrestIe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

1t is n significant fact that none
of the prominent men in the Re-
form party had good enough rec
Ords to be nominated for Governor.
With such q knowledge of its own
rottenness it seems TO us il is time
for the Reformers to reform. They
know how bad IL is needed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

The weather at Galveston has
been delightful, the thermometer at
no time going over So degrees.
Plenty of rain, and all kinds of crops
good. Corn in southern Texas is al
ready mAtured. Northern Texas is
suffering somewhat from dry wealth
No graSshoppers there.
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The Philadelphia Record takes

q hopeful view. 1t says:
We have had nearly a
year of steady and persist
ent liquidation in all the
great departments OF business,
and so far as we can see the bust
ness of the country at present
stands on q more solid basis than
at any time since the termination
of the war. There may be further
defaults by corporations, and a
further wedding out of rotten in
surance companies and other ephe-
neral institutions that never had
any adequate capital or business,
but the worst results of the panic
have been realized, and there is
nothing now to do bnt to build up
and gather the fragments of the
great imitation"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

Gen. Braxton Bragg has been ap-
pointed chief engineer of the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe railroad, and
will begin q survey of the line soon,
with q corps of 100 men.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21
SHEIRIFF,S SALE

Vim. W. Angel,
vs..
VIM II EiAeubcry.
In the district court of 18th judicial dIs-
trict IN and for Lyon county. Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN of an order OF sale issued out Of the
district court of Lyon county. in the
above entitled cause, I will, on the 18th
day OF August, 1874, ut 8 o'clock q. m, AZ
the front door OF the court house In said
county, offer for sale st public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. the following
real estate to-wIt: lilo acres Of the south
east quarter Of section Il, tip 10, range
10, all situated north of Cottonwood riY-
er, and occupied by said Eikenbery as =
homestead, all IN Lyon county, Kansas
will be sold to satisfy said order OF sale.
JOHN BAY,
Sheriff OF Lyon County.
EmpOrIa, July Il. 1874. 1888
The above sale is hereby adjourned until
Wednesday, September s0th, 1874, at the same
hour and place JOHN BAY,
Sheriff Lyon Co, Kansas
EmporiS, Aug. nth, 1874 Silt
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schoolpapers to the children,
go to church at night, and
talk on her way home about Sun
day as 1day Of rest"
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The Kansas Farmer says that Geo.
Il. Anthony "stends head and shout
ders above all public men yet de-
veloped in Kansas for ability, cour-
age and integrity"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

SartOris is coming back. We
hereby give John Davis notice to
get ready. Give him O broadside.
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s q LEN.

ESR0H tire subscriber, on the 10th inst. q
y light bay I've year old mare; hind feet
both white which extends half way up to
knees; white on tip of nose; branded with
figure on left shoulder. A liberal reward
VIII be paid for the recovery of the animal,
Oh Tor information Of her whereabouts.
WIN. WELLS.
EmPoria, Kansas. 34-S5sU
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WANTED.

ITO trade, n brood mare, with foal by Z
L Norman horse, for a good milk COW. AD-
ply to q. W. kirkendall, or
4. s. THOMAS
Emporia, Kansas. 34-1t.
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The cotton crop throughout the
state of Texas is large one and Is
now maturing.
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PROF. NORTON DECI.INEs.

DECLINES.
We felt sure Prof. II. d. Norton
would decline the Independent
nomination for State Superintend-
ent OF schools, and we find in the
Commonwealth, of Wednesday, the
following card. 1t seems 4, has been
Kept from the public for some days
by the Independents.
To the Editor Of the Commonwealth.
My decliuation, which was writ.
ten on the 9th, was forwardac -
Gov. Crawford, ard is not Vet nr;nt'
ed VIII you publish this copy,
Yours, truly, II. d. NoRroN.
Arkansas, Aug. IL, 1874.
ARKANSAS CRY, Kansas.l
August o, 1877. {
Chairman Executive Coza,aittee ne.
form Convention Of Kansas:
MY DEAR SIR: i have received
an official announcement of INV
nomination to the Office of Superjn.
tendent of Public Instruction. bv
9Th inst. No v" 'Ae
1 am heartily in favor of far.
reaching reforms in our public az.
fairs; but l believe that / can best
DO tho work OF one citizen in this
direction, by working I'm the ranks
or the Republican party.
therefore, while cannat but feel
grateful to you for the unasked and
unexpected compliment involved in
your choice, and while 1 should be
proud to be found worthy to serve
the State in that capacity, l beg
leave TO respectfully decline the
candidacy of the Reform party.
remain yours, very respectfully,
ii. B. NORTON.
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WINDSOR HOTEL.

M 4 Luther. 1t heavy expense, has
AZ Jast completed . new hotel, opposite the
oepSt. He Is now prepared 20 furnish better
Recommendations than any hotel in the city.
Boarding by the day, 81 %.
- W. B. LUTaER.
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Es1POREA MARKETS.
FLOUR.

Best fall, S4.2S No. 9, $3.50. No. 1926.
Spring wheat flour No. 1, $500. No. .
800. Graham. $3.50. Rye $3.50 and
ssrEed; O.90 bulk. Bran, SOC per 100 lbs:
Chop Coo.
WOOL.
unwashed, 2Oa25; fleece washed 27a3ae j.,
tub washed, 40a45c
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NEW IS.
FRIDAY, AUGUST d TO-,
STATE NORMAL. sCHoo.

The advertisement for the Fall
term Of the State Normal School
may be found in to-day's paper.
The term will start with a fnlI
faculty of able and enthusiastic
teachers, and with every facility in
the power OF the Board TO furnish
in order that students may make
the utmost progress in their studies
We believe the next year of the
Normal will be the best one in its
history, as it.should be.
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POSITIVE NOTICE.
Reduced Prices of Beef.


CASH DOWN
When the meat is taken, and
To Make it an Object
for cash buyers to purchase of me, l will, on
the same date, reduce the prices of meat two
cents per pound. and sell as follows:
FRESH MEATS.
sCHMIDLING'S CASH PRICES.
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Galveston, Texas, is very pros
porous.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

Mr.. E. A. Coleman, of Douglas
county, had q little jollfcation
with his friends the other day, at
which he stated that che had never
done a real mean thing" Mr..
Coleman had better order q grave
stone, carve the above remark on
it, and die at once, to 'fkiver &C
cidents."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

The Girard Press says that of
twenty-six young ladies who attend
the normal institute only one spell
ed the word ''supersede' correctly,
but when marriage" was announc-
ed by the principal the entire num-
Der wrote it down right without a
moments hesitation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-18

Mr. -AudraRszaRill to am end Section
z OF Chapter NNXIX, Title x, Re-
vised 'btatntes, relative 10 school
trustees 'e@
MIR: Johnston presented account OF
John Williams.
Mr. Curtis presented report from
the Sergeant-at-Arms, in obedience to
resolution Of the House reonirine
him to ascertain the disposition of the
furniture used in COMMITTEES rooms
outside the Capitol building. Mt the
last session of the General Assembly:
E'gnt rooms were rented outside of
the building for the use OF committees.
at the following places: One ut Mr.
Charles Mlno,te, four at Mr.. Fines,
ana three at Richmond's Hall, and
that the number furnished were two
at Alr. Fines, one ut EIr. Minort's,
and three ut Richmonu's Hail; that
the two Mt Mr.. Fines were furnished
With tables, CHAIRS and wush-stands:
the one at Mr. Minort's WAS furnished
| completely with table, chairs. bnfIet.
carpet, wast.staud and desk; that the
;hree at Rlchmond's Hail were fur
! nlshe.i with chairs aud tables oply-a
Enll dozen chairs and one table being
II rsch room. The former Sergeant,
At ARMS sought diligently TO get the
snrniture, and have the same brought
into the Capitol building. put parties
to .iin unknown had entered eoon
tuhny OF the rooms and carried the
furniture away; he sought to get the
furniture from Mr.. Minort's, but he
.etnsed to give up the sume, holding it
In lieu OF hia rent; that ono Faskett
has at present in his keeping few
cha;'s and q table from the rooms at
i'ic&mond's Hall, and that another
one OF the tables is at present in the
p"s:eA.ion Of Mr. n. G.. Parker.
Tie report was referred to Commit
Lee on State House and Grounds, with
Instructions to report to this House
! Whist steps may be necessary to recover
the property.
a SrnAsc bill to make Improvisation
tcf payment Of salary and miieuge OF
'aeInbcrs Of the General Asaembiy
aud salaries of subordinate officers and
e5aplovees and other EXPENSES Incl.
deutai thereto, was debated unlil ad-
tournament.
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IMPORTANT DEclsloSs.--In the cases
q! me Richmond mad Dsrvil- Ruil-
!oah Company agn:ust the County
ITeisnrer of Gccecv!iie, and the same
against the County Treasurer Of Spar
ianh"-C, she Cnitei States Circuit
CoaE. mas drcid"d 'rs: The property OF
The .Atiarta and :i,c.mcnI Air Lire
k,'!"ay Comi,acJ j.. ,Eis State is ex-
eID = :rSN taxat:un Ih. rsme court
hasat.eo o.icrsd 4 pe-ec,pt2ry m,.uA,.
''us TO Sc issu.,l azains. IL. County
Coz -nais.icners o. li,kens County. to
e"nrh! tn"ol g levy TX 10 pay the
1L'r'rss uue Oh the AK Line Louas OF
ti:.t C,uuc:y
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iae noTei;y Of Charieetor, S. c.,
iHr 'hc next few weeks Is the great re-
Hnctioa III our prices Of all kinds OF
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, etc.
A. the popular house of F'urchgott X
70, who, i is known, keep the largest
and bes; selected stock Of above. uamed
g"ois at the lowest possible prices.
I l1uEtry orders entrusted to them ure
h!.ed with the greatest care and dis.
patch If goods are not satisfactory.
Don"y will be returned. Samples sent
on application. Remit per Express on
Pos: Of.ice Order, or goods will be
sent =. =. -. All retail orders over
SlC will be sc Mt free of charge. n 2944
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low middiing. g.lah@l826;-eood-osdi.
pary 12A; net,xeoaipta 3,D77: .expokte
sales 1900. a.A: -,-S II ~
LOUISVILLE, December 17.-Bread-
stuffs unchanged. Pork dull and de-
olining-2G 62lI. Bacon dull and de.
g-shoulders 91z; clear rib 1917; !;
sugsr-cured hams l4k@I5. lard
tierce l41a; keg l5A. Whiskey 81.
New ORLEANS, December 17.-Cot.
ton demand fair-middlipg II; net re-
ceipts 5,G4G: gross 7,7ol; exports TO
France 1,77V; coastwise POI; sales
1000.
GALVESTON. December 17.-Cotton
quiet and unchang sl-midd'irg 1871;
net receipts 4, ,70G; gross 4, ,9l5; exports
constwise &C; sucs 1,477.
MOBILE, December 17.-.Cotton
quiet-middIing l33I@137a: low mid
ding l33aWl3ls; good ordinary l3;
net receipts l.S1o; exports coastwise
2,345; sales $500.
SAVANNAH, December l7.-Cotton
stc"dy-niddling Is 11.lG; low mid.
ding 13li: good ordinary 1921; net
receipts !. l3S; exports to Great Bri-
tain 3,267; coastwisc A52; sales 1874.
CINCINNATI, December 17.-Flour
dull ind unchanged. Corn steady
10000. Pork dulI-hell 1900. Lard
hrm-13. Bacon dell and nominully
lower: no sales. Whiskry tirm-97.
LONDON. December 17.-Street rato
IS. New 5s 3. Bullion in bank in-
crsnsed E375.0 600 sterling. 4 Paris
despatch quotes rcntts Glf. Go.
LIVERPOOL, Deccmbcr Tsp. M
Cotton quiet and unchanged; salos
$4,000, including 800 American;2 Q, 600
speculation aud export: snles ON basis
middliog uplandH, n.thing below low
middling, shipped January, February
or March, SIG; sales on basis mid
,iling uplands, nothing below good or
dinsry, shipped November. December,
January or February. 3-lG@7 ZIG;
deliverable February or Murch, IL.
GP. M.-Cottnn anlcs cn bnsis mid
ding nplauds. nothing below low
raiddling. deliverable February or
March. IA; sales on basis middlinc
Orleans. nothing below gooa ordinary,
shipped January or February. TX.
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OCGGESrIoNS OG THE SEASON.-kiug
winter hns waved h.s sceptre over the
land, whitening tins earth, bridging
the streams, aC,i tn-niny the water
falls to rcn'laat crystal. Upon AMI
mated NJ we'll as lnani,Aate nature, the
irigid atmosphere produces marked
effect. The blood is driven from ;hn
surface of the body Lack upon its
iuner fouatains, and chi!s and fever.
rheumatism. pulmonary discusses. h,l.
ionsne>e aud I1pleaS:.;.. disorders OF
tho htomucn AMI bowels are apt 10 he
the results
Now, what is required 10 forti!y tie
system against The attacks Of disesse
thus engeadcred? Clearly tonic,
which. acting through tbs ssumacl
apon the circulation an,i tie nervous
aSstem, shal! rc-determiue the vits|
unid 10 tho surface, aud brace the
ncrves Of motion aud sensation. But
this ls rot all tha. is required. With
the tonic must bn combined such alto
rative and regulating agencies as viii
tend to keep the whole nnitnnl ma
chinery Gin good working order"
These three grand requisites OF a
winter restorative exist, in their fullest
perfection, in Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, whica are compounded of the
purost vegetable stimulants and ex-
tracts OF the most genial aud healthful
roots, barks and plants that the her
balists and botanists Of the world have
yet discovered.
Defensive medication il a precantion
which should never be neglected. when
danger Is prcsent. and, therefore, u
course Of the Bittcrs. at this season, is
particularly desirable. especially for
the feoble and sickly. Asa remedy for
biiiousnesa. dyspepsia, nervousne ess
and bowel complaints. there is o:hinc
| parable to this wholesome restora-
tiVe. Dec is 1871
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People will get married, and m ost
OF us DO not have but one chance, so
do 1t up in style. Moreover, it is q
poor compliment to your friends 10
invite them to your wedding with a
shabby invitation. The invitation Ia
Your bow; it introduces the life Of the
new couple, and should be in the best
style. Walker. Evans * Coaswell.
Canrlcston, S. c., have all the finest
styles OF paper. cards, .vc., and exc.
cute tuc work il the highest style of
the art. Send to them for sam ples
and prices n o9+
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Funeral Invitation.

.lit friends and acluaia:anccs Of Mr..
Aid Airs. Jacob Ii. Hcis and family aie 10.
sfe'i"'iy invited to attend tho funeral
services OF .heir infam, iau.nter, MARY
llANClS, from ,hoi- residence, THIS
MORNING. Al ii u'cl, c;, corurr OF Rich
land snd GaGsden streets.
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Files Cured.

nk. j. a. CLOpTO%. cf Huntsville. Ala.
- may he consulted ut the Mansion
ii""c anti! .:c SSH .aetaa;. He treats
WIN trr:"ct succcaa. .U.!S FISTULA.
SiRlCICEES. ULCERS, VUMORS, Dis.
'Ases "i the BLADDER. &c. Refers 20 re-.
.r"rtable gentlemen of every ;own in tho
state, wno have been li- ratients. CaIl
and see Letters frnm ihrni. Cured without
;ir inif". Patients az ~: cun:iu"d to
intir b",ia DncIe
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SciIENCh MANDRAKE PILLS will be
fonhd to possess those qualities neces.
sary to the to:nl eradication Of all bi.
lious attacks, prompt to start tho Sc
cretions OF the liver, and give healthy
tone to tho cntire system. Indeed. il
III NO ordinary discovery in medical
science to have invented remedy for
these stubborn complaints. which do
velop ali tho results produced by q
heretofore free use Of cuomcl, a mine
ral Justly dreaded by mankind, and ac-
knOwledged to be destructive in the
extreme to the human system. Thu.
tie properties of certain vegetables;
comprise I'LL the virtues Of calomcl.
without its Injurious tendencies, is nov
an admitted fnct, rendered inlisnuta
bio by scientific researches; and those
wl!o uso the Mandrake Pills will he
fully satisfied that tho best medicines
nro thosa provided by nature in the
common herbs and roots OF the fields.
These pulls open the bowels and correct
all bilious derangoc!euts wi,hou. sail
va;ion or my OF the injurious effects
OF cacmci or other poiaona. The Sc
cretion Of bile is promoted by the 40
pills. MS will be seen by tho uttered
color OF the stools, md disappearing
OF the sa'low complexion and cleansing
Of the tongue. Ample directions for
use accompany each box of pills. Pre-.
pared only by j. II. Schenck Il Son,
ut their principal Office, corne. Sixth
and Arch streets, Philadelphia, and
for sale by nil druggists and dealers.
frlce - cents per box. Dec9tl3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-18

ANOTHER EDGEFIELD CLEEGYMAS Ar.
RESTED. Our community has again
seen reverend and beloved minister
OF the Gospel before the Radicul- Feds.
ral-detective tribunal. This time it was
the Rev. John L. Mealing, of the Cur.
ryton section--a man who, if any
mortal man may. "oan read his titles
clear" John Mealing before detec.
tive tribunal for firing guns and pistols
at negroes in q riotl
EdgefeM AdrertiSer.
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9)IKE CALIFORNIA ANGELICA.
l. Dee Is J. c. SEEGERS.
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destroyed the Court House with u
large portion of the records. Gurley's
billiard Hall, several stores, and the
Telegraph and Times newspaper Of
foes. Total loss $50, 900; partly in.
sured.
NEW ORLEANS, December l6.-
Pupils of the boys high school to-
day refused to allow colored bows TO
enter the school house. The pupils
having been Informed that the superin-
tendent could settle the question and
prevent the admission of colored boys,
they appointed committee to call
upon him. The superintendent stated
he was only all executive officer; that
the whole matter was in the hands of
the SCHOOL board, and that he believed
the board was controlled by the geuc-
raj school law, which made no race
distinction.
HARTFORD, December 1.-THE loss
by fire in the mill at Warehouse Point
S2OO, 1000. Insurance $85, 900.
New YORK, December 17.-Ubassy
beat Cyrllle Dion, who scored $50.
The game was the French carom.
P1rrsDURd, December 17.-The su-
perintendent of the Duquesne coal
works was fatally shot while making n
tour OF the mines.
RALEIGH, N. c., December IA
resolution passed the Senate, to-day,
providing for conference of the
Joint Committee on the Public Debt
with the creditors OF the State, and
calling meeting of the committee in
this city. on the l4th January, 1876
due notice to be given in tho leading
papers of the country.
The sentence of David Martin, CO.
iored, sentenced to ba hung to-day, Mt
wilmington, has been commuted to
imprisonment for life.
NEW YORK, December 17.-Specie
shipment over 81 1000, 900. The Stock
Exchange will be open on Saturday
after the holidays.
Tweed was again up on Aa1eas
The New York herald., 1874-12-07

q. q &c M 1!c .Gr % mixed: csc kc f9s % white: &C.
wa. @ held aTasT %sieh % Checked n business Sales
bushels al 81 20 tI Tor state and 81 80 Tor
ourrowed state Rye quiet bushels OF state sold at
FsvioHra-Business has been slow to-day, both in
berth ,rsshs and charisrs but The market renamed
sco s!s,n S's yesterday, q
= sns " s Al p Hsaso e.
BY sail %oU oashels OF grain a 3D. ~ hhdx tooscco ss
o.; q ! ~ essi ci.sssa sss y steam e g. sS
sSsitsS mp; .Scs. 10 nc hence 70 london. SsS
Win 400 SSs q Isnnss psi1olsam on a'psi pr
MoIxssss-The market today has been very quiet FOR
both Sna sSrssn Values quoted
sass Eeo 81 60 s English a. a. ssnsa l.w r06s 50
s.ss ss ss; sasss IL:
closs ~ ~ We have only % note sale q " bbs on
aal aud Di,sss nomaaliy easier quoted = ss Ss.ssO
Sl up the 60 F. srass rsrs Is
rsrHoLEux market for refned was quito, but arm
or "s.as .nd q y.s
bbs q lie Cruie. in buik quiet and easy al 6Ec
ss ss 4I1si held sf: rsss 'ss'sa
Sa q r% %oa S Ts dssi
markets we're generally quiet but frm quoted as tol
Eye Ttusys & s ffSsvm soSssvs' S'9:ss 7sc ~ d
oae, Hsc; farkers, United S5c. Immediate shipment
Sss1 d. In O9s LIZ
And or the the week ending this SI das sao
aSra bS and a9sss ssd sss
market tor mess per- was que, and easy for spot but
81 81 s;s SS 1'% %s:s
Of S 10 3 sasS9 s9
ISSaas clear at Ic; IKE: per = Western quoted 4
SXc SC. per H. ktef-Ihe market conunued quiet and
fas' % aS9' ~ 70.
sss ~ d., 70! e'ns mess '''s'*i s fos
S a "A G1 hes Ta a
Western Cut wers rn Tor ali de- &c.
s WI lbs ~s aS:s
snoaer nssss eesc AZ C. .s S Se
S ne,: Mss arm %
r. s:s; ss sass; on at rs
% @ 90 ssrss ps5rsly lsI JaPps1y a 4 c
sass were q s1css At n M per S
the various establishments having closed at twelve
sa ss q psy
efa Hel o s. we H5 n
cubaMRennnx inIsrtor !, comm9n e. 7c; do; tair
g sSaa si ssSe
ba!es Standard so
l6to 49, 9sc lgac do, 10 to 30 iO,Sc. i0Yc wnite
l0c lie. Porto Rico-Refning common prime 7i.c
assc greer tar to choice; s,c. &c. Brad,-butch
ard. nos 10 to y SIG aS,Ic. Mania-superior and
limited iosb,ng inquiry today, but
no Transactions OF Importance transpired Prices were
far TIC. 7Ac. for good, 7zc TIC for prime and
sAc BHc for choice Louisiana, nc: 754c per lb ;
Patna. &c. o 7kc, ana Rangoon, 64c. 63xc. per lh
srEARINE was inactive, but was quoted steady at 15c
l5i4c. per h.
TALLow remained steady AT 1876. for prime city We
sales OF 10000 lbs. OF out OF town stock 5c
per ID.
WnIskHY.Receipts, s74 bbis, making total for the
week OF I, s3S bbs The market mac i've and nom-
nal in the absence OF sales Held 81 0 per gallon