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CITY ITEMS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS In Gentiemen's and Boys
Suits, made OF United States navy flannel OF
the purest indigo wool dye.
Gentlemen's suitS s12 50, and Boys s6 %.
Worsted Suits in large variety, at moderate
figures.
GEo. c. HKNSISe, No. 4lO eth street.
LOOK AT THIS, LApIks,-Ihsve u.ed a Vince
Ter & Wilson Sewing Machine for nearly seven
teen years without any repairs being needed.
IL has worked perft city during all that time,
upon all kinds of family sewing. 1 believe the
Wheeler s. Wilson n be without an equal.
MARGARET MrrCakLL,
40 81 list street, Georgetown, ID. 9.
PRIGG's.
Alaska Diamonds, from az to &on:
Cut Opsls, from 40 70 si0;
Colorado Sapphires, from 81 to sl0;
fine Plated Jewelry, from Al to Sl5:
Fire Cut jet Jewelry, from Al to SO;
flne Plated Chains, from 81 TO $50;
Pine Plated Bracelets, from 81 to S25;
received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 457 Penn
syivania avenue, near X street
THERE is NO NECESSITY for poor bread, rolls,
biscuits or astry, when housekeepers use Doc
teys Yeast Potoder. The perfect purity of the
articles entering into its composition insure the
same results each time, which deleterious b 4
King Pow can not. We challenge compsri-
son with any Yeast Powder in market, kno wi nc
with the same care and precision ours. We
give coed weight, and guarantee quality AMI
quantity as represented. For sale at retail by
Grocers in quantities to suit.
GRNTLEMBY's, Boys, and Children's Dress
Hat;
Fine White Shirts and Underwear:
Ladies and Gents Travelling Trunks;
Linen Collars, Hosiery and Gloves;
new supplies, received this week at Lewis, %
It'll street, between and X. 9
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
II GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east OF 7th st
TR RS1baR sf skEE OF RaAL EsTATE

sfsEEr0 E EEAh ESAT s. ON
!. cause No: s.s2s; wherein MsrssretH hoffman
Is complainant and Virginia Beaver ct al. are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned, as Trustee, will expose
sFSstsS s sy fS IF the
ihe hoaF Of SeIock part Of Let No To- il
ming for the az the end Of the & Iii line of g.
feet q er1und on the north side Of Bridge street,
Der 9Th, ISIS, and running by and with the north
line OF Bridge street esstsrly to the corner To-,
Bridge Street beHs 20 feet or more then noTshsrS
parallel with Montgomery street IS feet; then west
intersects the second lire OF the mentioned
LOT leased to Butler; thence southerly parallel TO
Montgomery street IS feet to b dge street and place
Terms Of ssle, IS prescribed by the decree: One
and tweTe MOI tbs from day of sale, with Interest
WITH liberty to the purchaser to pay all cash dswn
Title reserved until last payment is made. $50 to
Dc paid down at the time Of sale. All conveyancing
right If of sale are NOT cdmsis wt s sRs
days after day Of sale to resell said property on 1--WE
the District of Ooiumbis, at the Cost and risk Of
the defsultiDg purchaser;
mario eo&ds THos. DOWNING, Auct.
SPRING And sUMmER G99ps,.
Ladies', p,s.. aoo,! AT n P0P0LAR Pbh!CsS,
silks from 81 to 81 c pieces os.eimsres, H frSa
' W. gun o"O BENJAMIN " MILLER,
MARI Sm- lOl Bridge ST., Georgetown, ID. o.
NOTICE.-TEMPOkAR
The continual increase Of business making It ne
cesaary 70 rebuild my store and otherwise increase
my tsclties Tor the execution of all orders, shall
De 'Oana f Bs g5sgs; 81 the work. at
few doors above Jefferson street.
Asthe Improvement will not interfere with the
execution OF work In the dyeing and securing de-
par emit all orders OF my friends will be promptly
nlled and highly appreciated.
Dyer aud Scourer
ONCE, until further nstice, No. IL Bridge street,
6eorgetown, ID. Y. msr24tr
SPRING GOODS AT Low PRICES.
JNO. II. SMOOT son,
l1S BRIDGE STREET, GBoRsKTOwN, ID. O.,
adapted to the early Spring Trade, com prsinr the
best makes Of BLACK SILK, PURE MOHAIRs
ALPAOAs, TAMESE, BYZANTINE, BLAOK
GRENADINES and SUITING FABRICS, Ladies
PARASOLS aid SUN UMBRELLAS
with n Large sssortment Of PRINTS: GAMBRIOs
sHEsTiNas, TxBLi LINEN ana ana G sPRfSS
CLOTHS for Boys wear, &c.
Also, full line of al the best known makes Of
SHIFTING COTTOHs, and other seasonable
goods, which We offer at the very LOWEST Cash
PRICES, and ask a call from purchasers
JOHN Il. SMOOf son.
~ Our purchases being made exclusively for
CASH, We are enabled to offer inducements TO cash
purchasers. mario In
~ ELIGAHT ZOE ORIAM AID OYSTER
PARLORS,
eus8N ~ Hteh street. 0eoreetown, d. q.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET To-DAY-Sold
by X. A. Golden * Bro, 3, 200 shad at $50 per
100, 1900 lunches rock and perch, from to Fl
cents per bunch; 10000 behring's, Sl4 per thou
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ALEX A ND RIA.

FIsH.-Arrived since our report of yesterday,
500 shsd, 80, 900 herring, and 1000 punches OF
rock and perch. Shad, e1250as1S per 100; her
ring Sl1. 5OaS14 per 900; rock and perch, 25a2S
cents per bunch. Owing to the increased num-
Der Of shores being hshed this year. very light
hauls are made at any of them, and the supply
is not 30 good Is il should be ut this time OF the
season.-Sentinel. last erenin1
TIE MAN who did the shooting at colored
ball at Pohick church, last Saturday night-an
account Of which has been heretofore pu bished
IN the Gd<ette-is named Neal Brown. He fired
all the loads out OF i've -barreled revolver into
room full OF drunken people, but only seruck
Two OF them, one in the hand, and the other
Dill Quanter, In the hip.
MKssRs. John Johnson. James Roach ano
Jefsrscn lacey, Commissioners Appointed 10
condemn land for road to connect the Lees
burg with the Georgetown turnpike. met this
morning, and commenced the execution of the
work assigned them by the county court
AT MEETING Of the German co5nerative
building association, held last night. tvents
Shares 81 00o-were sold ct Q ded uction of fra ~
~ to i3 per cent Garette, last ereniug.
0Bismarcks health grows worse instead o,
better.
~TAey say that the "grangerzoo,icp 4
~An the photographers In Albany bu
three have agreed TO close their galleries OF
Sundays.
ga select committee of the Illinois legisla
ture has reported unanimously Q bill for tn,
ga man with Q gnawing In his belly doe
is what famine stricken Hindoo said.
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To PREVENT Fever ana Ague there IL n
preparation Like DoOley's Cafisaya Tonic. :
Der bottle. a.

THAT CORrs, BUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails,
Vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments OF the feet deteriorate and DESTROY
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, is probably as much OF a
uue1sm as that the establishment of DIR. White,
NO. $50 10th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury
twhose treatment is based upon strictly scien-
thc princites) Ii literally patronised by the
most intelligent and considerate people, in or
der to avoid, or If siling to be relieved or per-
manently cured of those most troublesome an
noyances.
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THIs Is THE SEASON FOB TIRES.

GUARD AGAINST THEM BY INsURIN9 YOUB
PROPERTY (BEAL AND PERSONALLY
WITH THE
CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE. CO.
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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TIE CHIMES FOR EASTER SUSDAY.-Mr.
widows has arranged the following appropriate
selection OF music 70 be played on the Metro
politan NJ. Z. church chimes tomorrow Easter
Sunday, commencing at l0:l5 a. m.:-Changes
on eight bells, Easter Hymn, Christ the Lord
n risen to-day, Hallelujah!" recit and air
"But Thou didst not leave''-Messiah; aria, al
know that my Redeemer nveth"-Messiah;
"How beautiful are the feet"-Messiah; .sJoy
to the world"-Antioch; aria, with yerdure
cladv-CreAtion; "Sound the loud trimbrsl:',
"Glosia In excelsis, /" chant No. 9, and D0xology.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

A SNRSAh BALk e n, n ShTHoLIo TOTAL
CITY. ct Forrest Hall, Seorgst0wn,
EAsIER MoSpAf EVENING, April 6. "A
Tickets, 81, admitting gentleman and Ia tssA
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SPRING AND SINNER OPENING.

On Monday, April 6, At 10 a. m,
OF French and American Pattern Bonnets and
Round Hats.
Also, magnificent assortment of French
Flowers, to be exhibited with full line of Kid
Gloves, Human Hair, Switches, Parasois, &c,
to which the ladies of washir gton and vicinity
are respectfully invited to attend, at Mrs. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-04
THE WEATHER.

WAR DRPAR1MENr, Otcs az CAisf Signnl Ohct.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 4, 1874, 1899 a ra
PRnBABILlTGEs.-FOr New England, the middle
state and lower lake region fresh and brisk north
west TO northt at winds, lower temperature and
partly cloudy but clearing weather will prevail.
For the south Atlantic states generally clear
weather and LID hit fresh winds Err the gulf states
increasing eloudiDess pro- ably rain and Increasing
southwest to southeast winds. For Teun essee, the
lower hlo valley. Arkansas Missouri, increas-
ing c!ondiness and southeast to northeast winds
and very probably rain. Fer the upper lake region
wiz ds shifting to esserly ard sOutherly and ps
clendy weather. For Minnesota and Iowa wind.
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" - 8
dies sns-Ns
RY THOMAS DOwLIsG, Auctioneer.
AVERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY BRICK
pMMaIn,LiNG- HOUSE IL GEORGETOWN AT
- On FRIDAY, April 9th, at O'Clock D. M,
- IS, fronting about 20 feet on the north side of
- street, between Frederick and ayette streets
The i'm provements consist OF very desirA threa-
story Brick Dwelling house (No. s4D, combating
nine rooms and cellar.
Terms: 0ne-third cash: balance in 9, II and Is
mouths, with interest NJ per cent, secured BY a
deed q trust on the property. Convey sncing at the
Sr3d THOS. DOwLIyG Auct
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE
TOWN, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of 8 deed OF trust TO Us dated July
18th, lisa, and recorded IN LibAr No 69l, folio
- IL, one Of the land records Of Washington, d.
Will sell At public auction, in front Of the premises
on FRIDAY, April 10, 1874, at o'clock .. m, ali
OF that part or parcel If ground known as Let
eighty nine (S9), Ia Tbrelked addition TO George
town: Beginning for said part at the south side Of
20 street. and ~ the end Of one hundred aud twenty
feet easterly from tbs southeast corner Of Warren
and I'll streets; thence easterly with the line Of "a
street ftysix feet 1867; themes southeTIy, par ae
warren street, sixty feet thence essterly para,
lei to % rect, four feet 4 theuce soatherly pa-
ery. parallel to ID street sixty feet 1907 aud then
ntrthetly, parallel to Warren street Que hu9, rai
and six feet (l56l, to 81 street aud the beg
ming; with the improvements thereon. consisting of
goId story Brick House, No, II3 ID st
Terms made known a. sale.
BhINBRIDGE WEBB, lr,,.,.as
CHARLES q BURR. trustees.
mara JOSEPH r KELLEY. Auot'-.
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THR LxcrrREs or THE SEAsoS.-The won
cerful degree Of interest created by the hi.tori
cal lectures OF DIR. John Lord, In the Northern
cities causes the people Of Washington to ex-
pect great treat in the lectures TO be delivered
by him &C Lincoln hall on the 18th and 18th on
madame de Maintenon," and "Hildebrand. -
The Philadelphia papers are just now speaking
Of his series OF lectures ~ ''the literary event
of tne season."
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TIE MILD POWER CURES.

VEG EIIEE Is SOLD BYALL Or UGGISrS.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFRRs-O. c. Burr to
Geo. w. Linville, part lot %, square 725, $50;
Jos. ii. Bradley ct al, trustees, TO G.. NJ. Wat
kins, lot co, chapman's subdivision Of square
S64, IS.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Az street.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1928
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II. aisIksE ssSksss . AgOrrvurrs

GIEHRAL InPLoYMEHr oEYIol-AII
u Zsr.ons yishins % s%y!oy rsl,ss.s ssrys.ss:
.sse ::, 81 3 s:,.::. =; ~ ''s ~
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BALLS. &c.

TWIST kND CATHOLIC HIBERNIAN a
bIEkfICIAL SOCIETY takes plsc. on ~
EAs1ER MONDAY EVENING, April 6th, -
a. marints n all. street, between eh aud -
10Th sis Tickets, admittins agesileman and ladies,
81. The seccees q last years. ents rt sinmaat a.
surts ne that the coming Que will not be behind Ga
pie q ure and attractions, and advise all IN
used TO paving hcmsRe % Terpsichore 60 attend.
Everything VIII be done hy the cosomittee Of err
rsr REGIMENTS TO make the affair worthy Of large
siterda1ce az. n
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rneumacsyn, burns
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known t. be cure for these diseases. m, til & If
TBR SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of1s72
were s219, $50. l,I2-s,vtf
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n o IoE.
SECOND ANNUAL BALL a
~ HIBE kNIAN BENEVOLENT sOCTE-
It,k s, will be given st Washington Hall IA
80 st. snd Pa. eastl on MONDAY -
NIGHT, 9th inst. We promise 9 pleasant nil hts
enjoyment aRSa.a
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,PRING GOODS AT Low PRICES.

~ ELIGAHT ZOE CREAM AID OYSTER
PARLORS,
aug7&ly % High street. 6eorgetown, d, o.
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once, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue
JOHN T. LENMAN, President,
j. j. BnEh, secretary. JAulo-tr
THE kQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,
The business OF this Company has for years been
the largest OF any similar institution In the world
II. HEYER, GENERAL AGENr.
maySly sos and 305 7th street
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SPBING AID SUMNER GOODS,
~ AT POPLAR PAIC6S
Ladies Dress Goods, newest sty les; Black Al
pacas and MOhsirs, q specially; ssperior Black
silks, from 81 to 81 U.s. loo pieces Cassimeres from
70 cents up sun Umbrellas ard Parasols.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
msrZ-3mE 1Ol Bridge l., Georgetown, D. o.
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THE TRADES.

A"HINss
FOB PUBLIC BUILpIHoe, HOTELS AMI
PRIVATE RESIDENCES.
TENTS FOB SALE Oh BENT,
Decorations furnished for Balls and Parties
By J. Q. HOGAN, Manufacture,
IT'S MARKET sPAOA,
Between nh and sth strestz.
Sole Agent for the only genuine nILDEW
PROOF AWNING MATBRfkL. aosS-r
DLUMBIEG, .eAs-FITTIBG AND sEwER.
u AGE promptly attended TO, en- reasonable terms
BY JAMES r. BRIHE, Practical Plumber, No
BOY Louisiana avenue, near 9Th street, north side
Resd ence s22 9Th street northeast, Speciality, TIN
LINED PIPE always on hand. mal-tr
HAVANA LOTTERY.
II EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING
OF APRIL q, 1874.
Only l6,0 900 TioketS-One PTize TO srery Tickefs
Ns. IriLes . i,LD,JOO
ne ol--.-...-.-.-.-.- oOJ,0O
cILe ol....--.:.---- 9J,VW
Lrlzce cue u OF zoiWN
= rflIee eeCn oI.-.........-.. NUlm
y Prizes each of.-...-......-...-...-.--... 5000
- A5 Prizes each o.. ..-....-..........-.... SO
Orculars win ful Information sent free. flcket&
ior sale and prizes cashsd by p. O. DEvLIN, Sta
York. marsI-tap
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05
The Civil Rights Bill.
\ Washington dispatch 20 the Ch;ca {

\ Washington dispatch :" the Chicago
Tir,iwmc says:
General Butler. OK Monday. will insist
shnt the House shall come TO ii yea and nay
votc On the civil rights bill. wAci, is NUM-
Der two on the calendar. and o; which II"
claims 20 have speca! charge. 1t Will
require considerable parliamentary skill in
view Of the position Of til. bill! on the
ealerd ar to prevent some formal vote upon
1t. Its present position gives it the key to
the si' sa,ion. and. il :libustering is at.
tempted I" eyadr a vote. the friends Of the
bill can compel the House 70 waste good
deal OF ime. The bill. in all its features. IS
the or!gi mai Summer bill. 1t contains the
objection able provision yegarain. mixed
schools. Some o! the friends Of the bill are
endeayoIi ng 10 form = compromise which
shall resu 1t in striking on. the mixed echoOl
provision. and in substituting FOR it "a pro.
vision dew o!ing - certain portions of til.
proceeds Of the sales Al, public lands to
educational purposes. The proposed sub.
stitute is in substance the Hoar educational
bill. which passed tho House in the Forty.
second G Oh g,sss, and which was postponed
last whit er to avoid defeat. General Butler
does no favor any compromise. but insists
upon direct vote upon the bill: as it stands
gu the calendar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05
The Cromwell Line and ihe StViheFs.

The New York Daily Mail, OF November
10, contains the following items concerning
are Of our most reliable steam lines TO New
York. The information given will be Of
interest to the friends and patrons "t tha.
:!Gc in this city:
The Cromwell line :" New Orleans and
Portland sustained <Cine slight inconvehI-
s,,te. owing ." th. want OF rapidity in The,
q. = hands. They retained their old en-.
..i..yes At lii. usual rate OF wages, after
:,.;uc.cn had been made by che other firms,
nu' wGen an order was issued by the Long
ALureusen's Society 10 the men 20 desist from
wc2l. and join in the general strike. the
sos iyany notified them that the reduction
shouId tie carried ont forthwith, still per
snit,iHg them the alternative of continuing
york in preferences TO new hands. Many "t
shTrn would accept :bis offering. but they
ziar. been inundated by the action Of the
society, which encourages q spirit o! enmity
coward all who decline % get in common
with themselves A species OF terrorism is
exercised in this form, and in some instances
.xsn have been watched and tracked On
h.ir way home q. night with evil intent.
In yesterdays papers there were some al
issi0ns made 20 the large quantity of
freight remaining unstowed on the wEarves
OF the Cromwell line, but this has been eX.
:ncn. and 70 the slight delay caused by the
.MpIoy ,nent of new hands. No serious in.
convenience has occurred. and two ships
heavily freghred Will depart - day with.
cut an hours delay.
The rates 81 freight 10 New Or'e ans were
formerly forty cents per cubic foot. now they
SycdOwn 10 twenty five cents. They consist
safety of dry goods. groceries and refined
sugars. With q view 10 encourage trade
che rates have been made as low as possible.
20 afford accommodation 10 the general pub
lie. and help to revive business. Trade.
especially as regards chipping interests. has
been quite depressed for some time past.
and it was necessary to comply with the
wants Of the times.
The 'longsh.reinsn refused 10 look az the
subject in this light. and hence the slight
interruption to business in some quarters.
Thus far there has been no delay in the de.
.arture of any ship dispatched by this line.
aud their business IL very large.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05
MARKETS..
No,nesfic Markets.

esw yonx December THE Posts IMAM.
srticis says: The Wal street mars en' y, ii
soeeulA.op while .nlIye,ed by the 'uii. "h't"
p.cifc Mail all air. hav. taken, Id apparently hoi"
evenly poised than Of late, the adEan,'ss, >" az
- there - any app,s',ng ~ sd 80. ,rie... Ia
she gold market III. "p.ilhG Siic. va. -, 80,
which Their. we've sales ~ * ~, t b ~
rema lining il20l12g until I..z" i, III, "hs ne
,.,c. C.l, +. IN and il. nov II... On gold loans
she .rening rate was HAT, ard sl"'e rates nae
lss,u iQl ~ c. Mt for use and II A. - the money
.narke, ..l loan. larg. ON to ; J. cent, an"
raere 10 no 1u"tahle .h.Ege IN yates % ne3c"Ht"
paps.y, slhou.I the t"'S"a'' 10 "'e"iiS '"""'
~. currep.y ino..me Mt continues against IA"
New York banks. Government bonds a. L'ii'"u
were . shade fiImer to-d,y, and here the inafkst
at the two early boards was s.caay, gold shen H"t
having TALLER below ~ &c.,. g..
State bonds AZ 1ls hr.t board we're strong 1of
g.t,nessee ard Virginia coI.s,. 10 when dealings
R.i,road stock. con.icn. strong an: advancing.
t;ott an closed dun aud va SEX; uVlsnds l!Ac: Or
iaat IS c. ne, receipts 1866 Daes; gross oo3; sales
s,,,u,es closed weak; sales IS 900 bales. - FOL
asw.: Row middling fo- December /, - 3.1l:5sc;
cor yanuary l:7sc; FOR Februar. u .-..Nl5a"; Tor
nsrch Is . loo; toy April " q j!ai5's. zoe MAY
30 5-3sal6 Toe: for june 10 ''l'.' 'o' '"'s ~ '
southern iou, quiet and nnchsiS'': Wheat =
shade easier and in very Moderate 'GIu',i s,.ss
errnep 925 d93c tor old westerns hiises sue tos iH
white W.st- n. Coffee aulst 80 uncha any
Sugar steady; demana far; ga 1S'se nor iai. 10
good refining; 8lse for prime sas ''l6c f-f Nus
Sovada; SC ios centrifugal Meiass~s-FoEeisH
GRADES duh and eomlnsl; Ne" Orleans 620toc
Rice hrm. Rosin duh At 81 25de 80 FOR strained
.urpentin. quiet nc 35c. Pork fu!l; ne" me.s
seminal; e2l IS; old mess $2l. Beef Tuies. Larc
opened firm closed lover; prime steam - IS lsa
l3E< Whisky active and firm vt :! %. FgelShfs
90 Live rpool dull and lower.
CINCINNATI. December s.-Cotfon dull: middling
lic. Flour steady, demand moderate. Wheat
scarce and firm, 81 080i IL Corn firm .oa &c:
SSara firm 5,a60c Pork firm sales at go 50. Lard
quiet and easy; steam l3asc; kettle i4GHsr; B.lk
u. ll..pu piA.2r
clear 10 a al sc all partly cured and loose. Bacon
quiet and unchanged; only email ;obbins trade
Whisky SIC.
Sr. LOWS, December s.-Cotton quiet and un'
changed; little dong. Flonr-Low and medium
grades scarce firm and wanted; sup"rine Winter
"a 1874 IS; extra winter 81 25d% ~. Wheat
higher; No. red winter + 08la al O9. Corn firmer
ne " mix ed 61a69. Oats scarce and higher: 40
sZd59c according to location. Whisky quiet at
SOC Pork firmer and higher Tor spot; saies az
$50 D for cash. Bulk meats-BuyeIs and sellers
still apart: nothing doing; held. shoulders .sc
clear rib 10 &C. clear lOaa 8acen-S0thing doug.
Lard Grmer and shade better tOg futures: held IT
u i C cash.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-05
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