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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

Free Lecture at the Common street Bap.
list Church, between Claiborne and Derbigny
streets. the evenings Of saturday Sunday,
Monday, tuesday ard Wednes lay, by the Rev.
Murrell stone, D. D., of Ohio Subject" The Ten
commandments" iaI0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Regular Monthly Meeting Young Mems
Christian AssOciaIion.-This TUESDAY EVENING,
80 p u. A fall and punctual attendance re-
quested. OLIVER WILSON,
jal3 Secretary pro TEN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

NOuIherh BanK. New UrItans, July II,
l673.-Notice is hereby given that the unredeemed
notes issued by the old Southern Bank" must be
presented Tor payment within year from the
first publication of this notice at the Office of the
Auditor of this State, who on receiving salts fac.
tory proof of the publication of this notice for Que
year, aforesaid, VIII surrender any funds he NAV
notes
iyl3 eowiv J. CARR Ca shier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-13

The Louisiana National Bank. New Or.
leans, January J. l674.-Ar a meeting of the Boar
of Directors, held December 81, 1878 dividend of
FIVE PER CENT was declared from the profits of
the past SIX months, PAYABLE in this city de-
manG. and in New York at the banking house of
Nessrs. Winsow. LaIiey y Go. on and after Jan,
uary 10. 1874.
ia: I'd A. frRiA Cashier
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Inc New York EreRiHg Post thinks the resp
sutton recently introduced in the House by Mr.
Cox appropriating two hundred bronze cannon
ior statue OF Admiral Farragut, has the merit
OF being economical since the guns were TO be
received in full payment of the sculptor. The
same Journal goes on to say, "we hail any
symptoms OF economy on the part Of this Con.
gress, though we must say that there are other
subjects OF legislation IN which it might better
manifest itself than in matters of art" We Are
able to enlghten the Post on this particular sub-
Ject as It's conclusions are very wide OF the mark
The resolution Of Mr.. Cox was referred to the
joint committee on the library and by them
considered at their last meeting a few DAYS
since. On looking into the matter the commit
Tee came to the conclusion that the proposed
compensation Of the sculptor was altogether too
high, since the real va'ue of the two hundred
bronze cannon was at least 800, OeO-some of
the members estimating the figure at $50 900.
they therefore concluded 10 let MIR. Cox's spe.
cious resolution sleep the sleep that knows no
waking. So the Post will discover that the
proposition was not such an economical mea-
sure after all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-25

That public and disinterested motives are
assumed by the opponents Of the consolid alton
OF the names OF Georgetown and Washington as
pretext for personal considerations is too
transparent to deceive the committees of Con-
eress or anybody else. Expansion of the
boundaries OF Georgetown, is a collateral issue
perfectly irrelevant to the question OF consolida-
ton. Ii Is a weak invention of the enemy to
provoke conflict between town and county.
absorb attention in divided counsels, and thus
ceieat the measure. West Washington, the
name advocated by the minority, evidently for
immediate personal interests, does not answer
the exigency of the case. The same incon-
veniences and Disadvantages would follow thus
innovation that attend the present status. Unity
OF name as conducive to uniformity, consistency.
certainty, and unity Of spirit and harmony of
acton rs the desideratum. Washington, pure
and simple, Is the appropriate desig nation for
the two cities when united in name as they now
are in fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-25

Some OF the outside papers seem to be badly
demoralized by the wild, confused yarns sent
out from Washington by the gifted independent
telegraphers. Thus Boston journal OF eight
page ponderosity whscks away at random:
"hr. Latta went so far As to sckDO Wedge tn at
Governor Cooke OF the District had invested in
The ''pOol'' TO the amount of S25 ,eOO and that
gcntleman's career OF usefulness will, in conse-
quence, end with his present term of off CO."
III this Boston editor perseveres in his guesses
81 truth, after this style, he may in time reach
the fact that Governor Cooke left office some
time ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-25

The New York Sun and kindred sheets sneak
OF the ground covered by the Kilbourn and
Latta purchases as a bowling wilderness in an
obscure suburb of the city, out of the line of
improvements, and which was only brought
into market by forced and uncalled for improve
ments by the Board of Public Works, for the
benefit OF the spectators who purchased il.
The plain fact is that the ground in question
Is directly north OF the White House
and Is almost within a stones throw OF the very
cream of uPPer-tenGOm-the mansions of the
Coreorans, the Riggs, the Fishs, the Thorn
IONS the Summers, and all the rest The
fashionable Arlington hotel overlooks the whole
tract As everybody knows it lies in the direct
line OF the city's main growth which is north
"aru, anu nothing has prevented ITS coming
INTO MARKET hereto ore, but the fact that
was HteIsecteG by a water course, and
neeued drainage and sewerage. That this
tract so near the executive offices and
'hree OF The Government Departments Treas
ury' war and Navy and adjacent to the dip
lonaue quarter, Cabinet ministers, and the
ehte OF Washington society should
nave remained 50 long in this waste
CONDITION, a Dlalarious plague-spOt, was
one Oh the many diSgraces of the CITY under the
OLD regime That it would be reclaimed, paved
ana severed under any general system of
Improvement was inevitable, and it needed m
GIT OF prescience or any collision with the
Board OF Public Works on the part of keen.
"lde-aWake real estate men, to see that the
pTice OF ground must advance largely in that
part OF the city where those improvements were
made. That, We believe, tells the whole story
Oh the hilbOurn-Latta purchases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-25

An important case involving the legality of a
LIE seizure OF liquors in Boston has just been
decided In Boston. "A state constable seized a
stock OF liquors and arrested their owner for a
violation of the prohibitory law. The defendant
set up the plea that the goods seized were In the
original package as imported, and that there
we're only few bottles on the bar at the time
Of the seizure, exhibited as samples, and did
not have the effect of breaking the original
package, nor take II from under the jurisdic-
ton OF the federal law. The court took the
same view Of the case, and the jury acquitted
the prisoner. This would indicate that prohibi-
tory laws are nugatory in all similar cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-25

The Springfield RePHbIiedn is grieved to think
That all the pother about the refusal of Messrs
hiioourn & Latts to divulge their business
operations may turn out only good advertise
ment Tor them IAN imprisonment" that
paper remarks, which is protracted fete, an
ImPrlsonnent Hnti9ated By popular sympathy,
dinners from weckers', and that sort of thing
Ass no great terrors for shrevd business man
NO understand the yalue of adyertisingp We
-ear this Is too true-tOo truel
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BOARDING.

BUA RDING.
- 0OHS And BOARD-Several fue large
IL ROOMS, tic, ly furnished, with first class Ia
BILE BOARD, at 11O4 lGth street north St st.
Terms me derate. mar24 ST.
pOARDIHG.-One Fur ished BOOM, suitable
- for two persons, with BOARD. Price SIS per
month for two. Single room S22. Modern con-
venepces. Pleas ant location for the summer. No.
143s CoTcoran street. msr22 ST.
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NEw STRAW HAT AND BONNET BLEACH.
IN ING All who have pafroniZed admit the
su periority Of our work. PARkER kWOOLSTOH
102 street, near 7th. mar& In
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In The STARS report of the investigation
yesterday the following letter from Mr.. Rigs
appeared:
RIGGs x Co.
WAsHINGroN, ID. C., 2ith March, 1874.
Bon. ". ~. AsTrick.
DEAR Shiny attention has been called tn
the testimony given by Mr.. KIIbOuTn in relation
10 me- 1 did not send any message to him
through his bOOkkeepeT. In the petition which
Il signed no charges are made. 4 have said in
conversation as i said in the petition, that
made 10 charges. but asked that the charges
made by others, my fellow citizens, should be
examined DO not regret having signed the
htmOIlal, ana trust that full examination
Will be made of the charges. Yours truly,
GEO. W. RIGGs.
Ii will be seen that this denial OF having sent
the message 10 Mr.. KilbOurn Is a mere quiDble.
He does hot and cannot deny having made the
statement alleged, TO Mr.. KilbOurn's book
keeper, and the latt.r understood IL TO be A
message to the firm. But what we wish to cal!
attention to more particularly is the attempt By
Mr.. Riggs TO evade the moral and pecuniary
responsibility Of making charges himself, by
asking that charges made by others, less re-
spOnsible than himself, should be investigated.
This is what would be called, in the language
OF his own business as a banker, an endorse
ment without recourse" Thus, when a
person who endorses over a note. draft.
&c, TO another person, and desires IN
guard himself against dangerous responsibility
be adds "withOut recouse." Then he il no
liable to pay If the maker of the note should
fail to make payment. This is precisely the
position OF Mr.. Riggs and other wealthy memo
rialists. All the weight the charges gets be-
lore Congress and the country is on their re-
sponsibihty a. makers, while in reality by the
dodge prsctised, they neither make them nor
endorse them; or, save themselves cautiously
from risk by endorsing &" without recourse,
They use the insignifcant, or Impecunious, or
charecterless individuals " no make the charges
as est's-paws to pull the chestnuts from the fire,
while they escape all risk of a scorching bv re-
naming In the background. This course indi-
Gates two things-First, that they have no hope
That the charges can be sustained, and, second.
that they are aware of the Odium and unpless-
ant responsibility that will be incurred BIZ those
who make wantOn, random charges of this
grayecharacter, and fail to substantiate them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-25

RUlLDEkS DEPOT.
The OLD STAND. No. 2O3 7th street north vast.
opposite Center Market, will be opened on Anrii
LIST, 1Tt, Tlsh . sew and large assortment OF
BUILDING MATERIALe OF ALL KINDS
eopsi::.ss ip yzrI ef pQQ2 and WfNDoW
FRAMEs, p00RS. sAsHRs, BLINDS, BRAOK-
Els, MOULDIHGs, &C, &C.
shall be happy 10 see my cd patron, And all
others In want Of Goods in my line, respectfully
PERRY CeLMAN,
With BARBER a HENDERSON,
Factory at gomery, Peuna
Wholesale Warehouse, 309 n. Broad street,
Philndelphfa. mar12 I'm
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PERSONAL.

MADAME FL JRENOE, the Celebrated TnjrrOy
IN1 ont, is unequaed in testing the past, present
and future of your lfe in causing speedy marriages.
bringing the separa ed together, and pointing ont
the sure way of tuocess in life. La matters Of bust
Dess her advice is invaluable. she gives universal
sa.isfsct on none ever regret consulting her. Sat
isfactlon given OF pay. Can be consulted A. he-
Parlors, No. OIL 3 4th street Orttwest. mari I'm
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED From
n COURTS of different States for desertion, &c
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, l94
Broadway, N. Y. decI-6mr
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DRlNOE & co. 3 NEW ORGAN No. rs. nor
on EJhItifiOr ar EllJS' bTRS3c Store IL has
ops aud Sets u leeds. Price, only 3 $50.
The great feature is the recently patented VOX
Celeste Stop, which doubles the power, and -<uz.
when usec In c. mbinstiOn with other stops Hr&<4
a DIE ssing variety in imitation Of Orches INV
q al Instruments ard the human voice can be pro-
duced, impossible 20 be obtained any Organ with
out this stop. dialogues BY mail free on ap oIicA
ton TO JOHN ELLIS & co, M. 931 Pa ave
OF 70 GEO. A. PRINCE & CO, Bnfal0, New
York. mex23 2wSWlr
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THOMAS BOWLING,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENT
No. OIL LOUISIANA AVENUE, TWO Doors EAsr OF
SEVENTH STREET. Z.
Having taken the large aud spacious warehouse
formerly occupied BY d. Il. MOrselI, Esu / an
prepared to give prompt personal attention to all
business entrusted to me-
Thankful for the patronage n ave received from
my friends and the public generally for the last M
teen years, respectfully ask q continuance Of the
same. IRepl marie a.
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u III. RYAN CO.,
IL. GkNERAL BROKERS tAUCTIUNEERS

ID III. RYAN < CO.,
523 Seventh street,
FEDERAL Buildings, opposite p. D. Department.
To parties desiring 10 buy or sell Real Estate,
STOCKS, Bonds, other securities offer superior
facilities We give the highest market price for all
classes Of District of Columbia securities aud DAY
spe cisl taxes at the lowest possible rates
We give special attention 90 neg listing Loans
and placing money Judiciously and safely on Real
Estate, worth double the amount loaned, without
cost TO parties furnishing the funds
We hope, by prompt and careful attention to the
interests Of our customers, TO merit tar share Of
business in our line.
ROB 7 II. RYAN. SIDNEY r. AUSTIN
We refer by permission TO Hon. Powell Clayton,
q. 4. s.; Hon. b W Dorsey, u. q. s.; Hon John
HiiZ, Consul General of Switzerland; o. T. Prentiss
Cashier German American Savings Bank; Col. Ed
ward Daniels, EDITOR Richmond State Journal,
marl6-lm
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EURHITUBK, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, &c.
Il Oh weekly payments.
HEYWOOB CREAM
nE5-lnt lily PenE. ave u. W. WAshi1ctnn. ID q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-25

In The STARS report of the invest CATION
yesterday the following letter from Mr.. Rigs
appeared:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-25

WlkT PLACk.-1sis beautiful little fam
w " ~ acres, good House Of IS rooms, agd out.
houses, SO choice Fruit Trees, lUl Grape yfn.s
&c, snusted within miles OF Washington aud bne,
quarter u mile from Highland Station, r. %
X. X having fne M neral prings near IN hgnss
(ssPlendid place for first-class summer N tel
viii be sold or exchanged Tor city property upon
acc modatlnR terms. For further particular. in
2uire Of K; W. BATHS, sos 18Th street, opp1Site
Treasury department. m-rit' In
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HOB REhT-FEDERAL BUILDINGS, corner
q and 9Th streets northwest. OFFICES and
uEEURSIsBED Rooms, singly and IN suits,
n, m So to $50. B. PRENTISS, Agent, Room
No. D.. janlg-tr
A'UR RENT-A six room BRICK HOUSE,. s90
per mouth; four room BRICK HOUSE, near
lNh street care, els per month; a seven room
FRAME, near Metropolitan cars; IN @ month In
qure at 624 Louisiana avenue. noy7-ly
LOB BENT-sT0REs and OFFICES on I'm and
Il y streets, Federal Buildiugsl Good tenants
may be shifted by applying to s. PREETISS, Room
No. 8, Federal Boildings IaniS SIN
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TTHIR1Y eENEN SNAIL FARNS WIT8TJ
i SIGHT OF THIS Dirty FnR sAIE iuIN

WhSHfN6 Ton on q EoRG EToWNi
Comprising the subdivision Of one OF the
most esiTabe sections of land this tity C,u,-
binins healthtuiness Of locstiOni excellent qualify
o. SOL, especially for grapes AID the small fruits
the purest water; magnificent views q this CITY and
Its surroundings, among Its att actions; aud con
tanning from one 10 twenty five Of land each.
are being sold very low 20 those who viii improTe
them. Will take whsle amount in monthls ip.tall.
ments, n desired; One-fvnrth cash balance ia Sva
equal annual pay ments; fair deductiSR for all
or larger proportion cash. Tnis uue pro perry ~
rapidly dvancipg in value, aud "a uog the besf
and safest investment 90 be found,
Abstracts Of title furnishes
ROBERT A. PHILLIPS,
,,,., Besl Estate broke,
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II THE KIRKMnon HousE

am authorized 20 offer for sale Tor . limited
time that valuable property known ~ the hIKk-
NOOD HOUSE, situated on the corner q Ptnusyl-
wanna ave and l2th -. The whole property ha. re-
Gently been put IN nrst-clss. repair CApitalisfs
q, .ltlng 70 Invest n nrst-Cass prOpnrty uitI ba
Gnefed great inducements in price and terms s. Ia
la etid - years tiue will be given on lsrce nro.
P,Ition q the amount Ask ID fOt the property
. For further pHrtiCuiars enquire "a " n
0LASETT, Real Estate Broker, Board Of Trsda
Rooms, ci2 Market spsce Rep 4 naT9
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FOR sALE-THk bEASE, for = term of wears.
II ard furniture II he PIhEY POINT HOTEL
PiDeJ Point, Md. Address CHAs. a. PARkER
Arlington Hotel. u,srII-luo
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EOB SALE-Elessnt D~ELLING HOUSE,
Il two-sioTy, basement and Nsusard roof; al the
moderu I'M provements; me Stable, &C in q -orge-
toSn: street cars pass the door: price : ~
RoBT. A. PHILLIPS, Real Estate Broker 6O3
l5th street. mails a.,
, 1874-07-15
at9ns Of Weakness soapH starch, and other goods
niay 10 quoted attay. Following ato tho prices: =

lily 10 1'iotci stcs,y Following arc tho pricea: = \
1j1-oAno. sonA-1A@7Aee::. 49,. ,,,.a 4
oe;ion. seXa2asfo ;tancy kio, 1@7a4o eio,es %.
ss'nnsn s1as as S Sfs IT, T.
5ssas1e; s;eG'e ao ps%s f sisSs; asrssaiSo, stSS
otspnrs-star. ful1 weight, loa1sXo atearlne,
fullwc'eht leN@i4o; DO s,ort wcs9t, l2@i Ga,o
III cut 81 artsbe osaer.
i5s9saS i55S SS NG NJ saSsio os sssa sS
fsr fsG d. svo coes nols.,es ' sear
fas Do oeso co1,,19n d. 9s@sNs ~ & x,,,.r aim,
do do prime, sosa2o do common, 1oa72c; 1'orti
nlco noasscs, choce, 66@8ao; common olasses. ~
940o, !
sALrRArus-co,nn.on 70 best, a>{ {@oIc:
srloIa -Alltpitr, l7A@l8ko; cloves. 4s9soo; a.: a.
;5 e sassi 2%ss %sa, onsst y ess @ s
soArs--0ernlau notified, ek49oNe; Golden West
ss ts ssa a; y as2s sa wss sa e. s!Ss:
- s'%sfe sss: ss
'MIY1slass tho t..s sa.tev ,.ha higher grades ef
timothy havo met With good demand tor m shipment
Of lmoths, especially, ha1o boon small aud so.rcely
adequate. Following tue prioes current; Tltnothy
pT1ilea flD.uu NQ. L. 4la.0u NOs q NuS $!o'QN1
i400; mixed. fi1. .soa13. 90; prime prairie. $o:co@
1000; No. do fs.oo9s. 90 No.:2 o. alouKh. $500
6s7o0. LoohE ON WAaoa-Timothy, saoo91a.oo; pfai-
rio. &G.Q0@p.G0.
niDE6-1hs demand continues active, and ths mar.
ket lrn at aght advance for green htdos. The 70.
oetIts aro light and III lots ara reat1y taken BY local
taaaes. nd sbPpsr Choice d's arc m s
arc uuabe to oil ali orders with tho desired prompt
ess owing to hs psnsy Of t' 1rnS' E1ssTn StsTn
htles. Wc quote: .uretn city butclsc1e' 10; green
cuscd, light, oko; hcavy d. sko; part cured 58ano;
ars s alnt, ts@ dry Hp, lso; dr. .slss isaao;
deacon skn 9 srbb, a Or 9hsFwe ant ~
sheopreits. wool estimated ~ washed. p d. 37too
HdPs-Were selltn9 slowly 10 go,sutners @ as 1qsssoc.
pretty well reduced, at least OF tho higher sradcs
WHILE poor are plenty enoush aae H. q 70 gssI fals M
very rm hors being disposition to close out before
Tue t'no for receiving nsw hops, the crop Of %hieh
IRON AND sTEEL-A fatr order trade Tor The aoa-
aon was reported prices ruling tho Same ~ for tho
, 1874-07-15

IuEsnA1 EVENING, July II.
Tho week under review las nothing to diatinguish
1t fru tbs two or three preceding weeks. Fur tile
ssxson thers IL an nuuh activity IL usually Wit
Unused. and eA most Of the lo4n8 do1neatlu te1tiIea
are now actually selling below tls coBt os production
shs market s in very ern po1it!on. Willis in tho
ora1Nary ooIras Of aspns. few daysor At {arthoat
fsw weeks-1npst tnaugurase tho upward movement,
my yery prononcod crsa1e an tho demand would Of
cps,rss haxten tue advance. Indeed within tho ast
two Or three aays there have been some Important
prtce chauKo4 III tns brown cottons. spserat brands
having boen marked up No. stocks &rs beInR at,g-
nentu and put IN tho heas posslbls condition for tho
fall traac, Which, sro all present Indications. will be
AMONG the most autivs and prosperous that our job
hera hhys ever experienced. Among other changes
wuFp noel RdYlnee Of ~ In Iearl HYar and Aaus-
keag AO Il ticks.
Tia following IL from tho Now York Bulletin Of
July 10: - Tbs arrival Of number Of !RrEa 1obers
from the Northwest and Next Impaired all 1nlproyud
tone 10 tho market, although operations wore not
hnaxy IN the aggreKsto amount. Country InerclaEts
speak IN highly encouraging tsrma Of tpe prospective
fall trade, aud, although they are ut present only in
elncd 70 purchase such goods as are re1arcd for the
III earnest after taking short rriod of rccfeattoA ~
, 1874-07-15
CHICAGO DAILY HARRIET,


.,co1o, TosanA1 EvEN5Na: :.,, sus Ill., r.,
1- ALooHOLEAdv.nsed le ~ ~ sympathy with Msh-
"1ncs: S3h91hble a. *l.H;at9!v1.
. 6EAHs-Wsfe ~ h8ht ofnaf feqaeat ana WEAK a.
si;8Wgs.Vy av io9 @ n,ea!Mths. ' .,., ,,u
btVOnl-CVhN-lbefo nsH tS oe49 ~ sPGcial Ga"4Ro M
ssnsH ass "ee.s fGYem Iao .esnmMa - ~. ~" s aas
ena!l lote 70 eappJ fneaiato noeess.ca. lAe s.oef
prlcoa are unnlangeu ns 1olloWs: Cnoico y 1ufl 20
oaGi 20 o1ta, WV coEn tnas Miu 1oiA tson NY
cuo!ee Aati oruo1, .!g ~ aut kooa ~. v95aui
Ronn ~ oEno3es atatK n1nu. ~ nte9or osunht 1Soa.
bulIUiNu Mh4ENI hIo-uunngao ~ AtM 1,e ..e
ehasavtSss,H " NY aatke', ons isGss ~ msiSas NV
eesonta onanse tapu8M =. pIcssna y w N III
Seens. ~r 81 oSn ~ n ~ ro Sm
Soen esog 4l no % 81 @ ", Ply r. e'5 mns
M hn , Hses y tsg .s 2 ~ H & ~. - Il
ne Sots}. nta san,t. " x = non ny
@49 * pSssTnK ~ Ma, y ~; auo a,s ~ n :s
~ XXI fn su ep; % 1,'c ~ ~
soou aWa"Aoe Au tG11 Ilgss@sa ~
*. anatana mm pseass1' si'o'sSo'o u" cooo'
.Ss IL M ,avsass sse. n s
aEtn'y maintained Blocks aKs lt8at Ill arognd. Wills
Of choice table qualities there 1s an aetun! scarcity
tha daily offerings 81 such proving ssgScthcg anaa-
eq,hto.to meet the current aemsna. Ihe 6Hhttin
says Of the New York narkct: Under @ n,oro
ilsisnt supply g eota sate anu western nrs',, the
Wholesale and % n tue 1ea Or pail trade the latter
sdysncnR to w ~! nosniag as woa ~ selee.sons o. or
fun ivo!ee.n Following tho ruling prices: Choice
yellow. 159.oo; neaNm 10 eoo9 Reaoess 4ot91oo IN"
ierior M g common, loe9l4c. ,,
are hs hfy at iata prices, etosks At the East arc
reported lt aud, BHoNu Lhe lHRfkGk cOutlo Acttf0,