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The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
A Line of Steamers to be Established Be.
tween New Orleans and Rio Janeiro.

We are pleased to learn that new
South American line of steamers is not
only again in agitation, but that CON-
pany has been formed to carry the pro-
ject into final execution, A meeting for
this purpose was held on the 23d at the
office of the Illinois Central Railroad,
when the following gentlemen were elect
ed directors OF the Company: Capt Geo.
ii. Rea, (of St. Louis and President of
the Mississippi Valley Barge Line, Col.
James T. Tucker, Adolphe Schreiber
Alphonse Bobet, A. X. Miller, c. F. Val
lett, Silas Weeks, V. G. De L'Isle, A.
Foster Elliott and Mr.. Carriere. The
officers of the new company, elected at
the same time are President, Capt. Geo.
II. Rea; Vice President, A. X. Miller;
Treasurer, Adelph Schreiber; Secretary,
Joseph Fry Mogndge.
We are rejoiced to chronicle this or
ganization, knowing how beneficial the
proposed line of steamers will prove to
The trade and commerce of New Orleans,
and indeed to the entire valley of the
Mississippi. The well known and long
established business reputation of the
gentlemen who compose the directory is
u sufficient guarantee that the company
will soon have their initial steamship at
our wharves, hanging out the banner Of
DIRECT TRADE AND TRAVEL
to the principal scaports of Brazil The
company, it is understood, will seek a
charter from the Legislature as the New
Orleans and Rio Janeiro Steamship Com
pany. Doubtless the Legislature will,
in consideration of the importance of the
enterprise, and of the constantly in
creasing advantages to arise from it to
this city, give the matter prompt and IA
vorab!e action The establishment of
this line of s Gamers will be an event Of
congratulation in the history ofour city,
more especially as it is to be with the
great Empire of Brazil The trade of
that country belongs naturally and geo.
graphically to the West, via New Or
leans, and this line can scarcely fail to
open an immense -four trade, and in re
turn give this city the chief control Of
the coffee trade of the United States.
The above we clip from the New Or
leans Times Mr.. Joseph F. Mogridge,
the Secretary, was for several years
resident of Fort Smith. lie is wide
awake, clever gentleman.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
Debating Society.

The young men Of our city, on the
Dth, met and organized Debating So"
ttety, under the name Of the Van Buren
kccum, electing the following officers
br the ensuing term Of TWO months:
/ j. NEAL, President; j. =. BYERs, Vice
resident; BuRKLEY NEAL, Sec. L. c.
,ocK, Treas PHlLo ii. HILLYER. jr :,
'rtic; JOSEPH CLEGG and II b. CREEK
ORE, Tellers.
Public debate on Saturday evening,
kpril 1lth.
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rr The late Charles Sumner married

EF The late Charles Sumner married
on the 18th Of Oct, 1866, Mrs. Alice
Hooper, widow Of VIM. Stnrgis Hooper ;
and on the 10th Of May, 1873, divorce
was decrced between the parties in the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts. The
lady is now candidate for third mat
rimonial contract, and has petitioned the
legislature to permit her to marry for
eigner. She has been in Europe for two
or three years.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

YTNHE well known and long estnniisnes
Ferry at Van Buren, Arkansas. - now
under the charge Of the subscriber. The pro-
pi iietors hay ing recently put on large New
Steamboat, and with careful and experiences
Ferrymen. they feel confident that they car
give universal satisfaction to the travelling
public. Their aim will be to meet the In.
creasing demands of the large emigrant tray
el to Texas. -
The st Louis. and Sherman, Texas, Y. ,.
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which 10 2
GOOD guarantee that It Is the shortest az wen
as the best route for travel Of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat %
the river. and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day. and no retention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are being bnllt on both sides OF
the river. and no pains viii be spared to ar-
commodate the public. We shall strive to
continue to make this the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas.
". B.--Ferry Accounts must Be settled
Monthlv-No detidifon from this rsk.
II. G. RO BARDS, PrefwistsS.
Van Buren,, Feb. 4, 73. ~ ~ N cKs'
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EV The reasons assigned by the Rev.
w. T. Boiling, to the Wes!ern Methodist
at Memphist, as he passed through Mem
phis, for leaving his chare at Van Buren,
if true, of which we have grave doubts,
is certainly not very creditable to the
Church here.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EE A special from Forrest City, 10
the Little Rock Republican. says, "that
Aldridge, the murderer Of Judge John
w Fox, waived examination lerore the
Justices court, and WAS sent to Jail. lie
SAYS he will be released soon on writ of
habeas corpus. The city is quiet but
orrowful over the sad event"
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EF We have a rumor of fight in the
Court Room at Fort Smith, on Thursday,
between Judge VIM. Walker and Col.
Ben L. DuVal, in which knock down,
scratching and wool-puling, was the pro,
gramme. From what we can learn it was
an affair Of no credit to either party.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EF From the Little Rock papers, we
earn that A. S. Gaylor, convicted in this
county of grand larceny, has been pard
med by the Governor, on condition that
lie leave the State within ten days. He
vas sentenced to the penitentiary for six
ears, and had already served three years
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EF The Little Rock Gazette had no
trouble in filing the places Of the strik-
ers, in their office. We are glad of it,
and as well admire the independent stand
taken by the proprietor of the Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS. 1t has come to the knowledge Of the
w Executive that two citizens Of the state OF Kan
sas were killed in Crawford county, in this State In
April last, by John Richmond, yr.. Jack Richmond,
Lafayett Shultx and Bud Morris, and that the said
Jack Richmond, Lafayct ShultE and Bud Morris
are still at large, 80
Now therefore !, Elisha Baxter. Governor Of the
State of Arkansas by virtue cf the authority vested
in me BY the constitution and laws Of said State
hereby offer a reward Of TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each Of the said three persons, to-witi
Jack Richmond, Lafayett Shuts and Bud Morris.
and their delivery to the proper authorities OF the
In testimony whereof have berennto
(~>) set nv hand and caused tho seal ofthe
Ills State TO he Alfred At Little Rock. this
t-~J fifth day of ssptsYY5Rc:y xxlEyV$S
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EE We had ON Saturday, very soci-
able interview with the wold renowned
Dan Rice. He appeared highly pleased
with the country Of the upper Arkansas
river, it being his first visit to it.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

CT Don't fail to attend the Exhibition
on Thursday night. at the Court House
1t will prove worthy Of the time and ex-
pense incurred. Price of admission to
suit the times.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

~. A South Bend man has invented
machine for Matching eggs, and he
brings out 500 chickens at time. The
hen can now devote all her time to the
production OF the raw material.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

E4r Hon Judge Story Of the U, S
District Court of Western Arkansas and
,ol Jas o Churchill, Clerk Of the same
'ourt, and family, passed down on the
fanny Tatum, Saturday. on their way to
' VashingtOn City.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

ET The Gazette says, that the fire at
Spadra, which destroyed the storehouse
Of II. A. Meyer & Co., destroyed also,
the warehouse of Messrs. Carey and
King, and several other buildings.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EE A joint ballot of the Massachuset
Assembly, on the 9th, to fill Senator
Summers place, resulted as follows:
Dawes 95, Curtis "a, Banks Z, Hoar IS
and Adams l5 Sanford, Whittier, Wen
dell Phillips and Bullock each received
one or two votes each. Total number of
votes cast was 2Sl.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EF Farmers who want to make a
pure crop Of Corn, should get Kings
Early Seed. Seed his advertisement in
pur paper, and give this variety trial.
y is no hnmbug.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
SEND TO WICK.

For fresh Garden and Flower Seeds,
Bulbs, Plants, etc, ETC., send to JAMES
NICK, Rochester, New York. He is
reliable, prompt, and you get just what
you order
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EF A bill to remuve the political dis
abilities of Thomas Hardman, of Geo.,
and W. L. Cabell Of Texas, were taken
up in the Senate on the 9th, and passed.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

rfy- Mr.. William Whitfield and Mrs.
b Conner, returned home on the Fanny
latum, Thursday, from trip to New
orleans Mrs. O'Conner, we are glad
10 learn, returns improved in health.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

Its- Mr.. Glen McColloch Of Cane Hill
Ir6ppcd in on us Thursday. He reports
kerything lovely on the Hill, but money
|carce. A complaint that pcrvades every
look and corner.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EF MIS- Lockhart has had her bond
approved and has now her commission
,s Postntstrcss or Van Buren,. and will
AXE charge of the Office in few days.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

pov + C. KENNEDY, Pastor. Divine Ser
Ice every Sabbath, except the 81 Of each
'o,tb at IL A.. NJ. and 7P. NJ. Prayer meet
la wednesday evening at Pm.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

rT Walking with God is the best way
to sonfute them that think religion to be
but notion; living religion will prove
that there Is a religion.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
MADRID, March 90.

The fighting before Bilboa, was renew.
ed early on yesterday, lasting all day. and
closed with decided advantages to the
national forces. Marshal Serrano tele
graphs to the minister of war that his
troops have driven back the Carlist lines
capturing at the point of the bayonet
several villages occupied by the insurg
ents on Wednesday.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
The Debois Cotton Gin.

OF the above celebrated Gin in our paper 1t
is highly recommended by all who have tried
It, Call aud see the Gin at ID. G. WILLIAMS.
Store.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

cE Mr. Cornelius Scott, wife and
children, started Sunday on the Halle,
'or home, after a pleasant visit with rela.
ives and friends in Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

ROUND TO GET SUBSCRIBER ANY WAY.
He was once out on jaunt in the
township Of White Oak, Ingham county,
sticking to every farmer until he got his
name and money, and it so happened that
he came to u house where death had
called few hours before. The farmers
wife was laid cut, and the husbandman
and his children were growing over her
loss when the editor knocked at the door.
whats up: % inquired the editor, as
he saw the farmers solemn countenancc
before him.
MY wife is dead" replied the farmer
"Is that so ?" mused the editor, little
disappointed Did she die easy ?"
"Dropped off like lamb. I"
"Did she say anything"
"Not word--just went right to sleep
like
~ didn't know" continued the edi-
tor, q sad look on his face, " but what
she might have requested you to sub
scribe for tho Cascade. which you know
is the best paper in the county. If you
want it I'll take your name right in, and
under the circumstances / won't charge
a cent for the obituary notice!
The farmer hung off for a while, but
before the editor went away he had two
additional dollars in his pocket, and had
written out an obituary notice for publi'
cation in the next issue, which the be-
reaved husband pronounced "a mighty
smart piece.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY MORNING.
Tile river Is falling slowly with 8 feet Of
water In the channel.
The Halle from Little Rock arrived Sun
uay afternoon and went down Monday.
The Fanny Tatum arrived Thursday from
New Orleans and went down on saturday.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
"THE WORLD,"
3j Park Ror, New York.

Postage Paid-On every subscription
for one year to the Daily. Semi-weekly. or
Weekly paid for at above rates before April
/, 1874. we will prepay the postage
dee 173
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
NEW MUSIC.

a choice selection of new and pop
nlar MUSIC, for sale cheap.
AppI, to
y. w, DAUGHERTY.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
Dental Notice.

After the 25th day of March, l shall
be absent from my Office In Van Buren for
sometime. Persons requiring my services
should call Immediately.
3w II. |. PEARSON.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

Txy Mr. James Lawson and Mrs C. G
Scott, of Little Rock. came up on the
Taaay Tatum, Thursday.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
.-lnELEGRAPH NEWS. :
Especial Dispatch to the Republican,
'oI a IN.
AfADRtD. March 26.

A desperate engagement took place
yesterday befroe Bilboa The republl.
can army. under Marshal Serranno, at 6
oclock a. m, attacked the Carists, who
offered stubborn resistance. The battle
lasted all day, ceasng only with nightiall,
the republican army encamping in the
positions wrested from the Carlists. The
loss of the republicans in killed was 40.
Gen. Iona commanded the center and
Gen. Primo de Rivero the right. 1t is
probable that the battle will be renewed
to-day.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

Tg Mr.. James Scott returned home
Thursday, from a business trip to ST.
.ouis.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

cF Capt. JEFF. Baldwin, was at the
heel of the Tatum.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
TERMS.

Cash in advance; scnd post office money order,
bank draft or registered letter. Bills sent by mail
will be at risk Of sender, t.H .ut
Additions to clubs may he mado any time In the
yenr at the above club rates.
Changes In clubs made only on request OF person
club package stating date Of subscription.
edition. post Office and state to which copy mas pre-
yiously been sent.
WA have no travelling agents. Specimen copies,
masters ETC. sent free wherever and whenever dcsr-
ed, Address all orders and letters to
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

E6 Judge VIM. Walker and W. II.
Rogers, Esq Of Fort, were in town Fri
1ay last. 49, --, y>
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

a Singer Sewing Machine For
Sale.
One " Singers best SEWING MACHINES.
for sale at u bargain. Has been in use short
imc-good as new. Apply at this Olll,c
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

ET County Scrip for Sale. Apply at
this Office.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS, TT HAS COME TO THE
w knowledge OF the Executive, that a
band Of outlaws did, on the 18th day of jan
uary. 1874. In the County Of Garland rob the
United States mail and sundry citizens Of the
State, and that the said outlaws are still at
large:
Now therefore. I, Elisha Baxter. Governor
Of the State Of Arkansas. by virtue of author
ity In me vested by the constitution and laws
of the State. do hereby offer reward Of
Five Hundred $500 Dollars
for the arrest and delivery OF each of the said
outlaws to the Sheriff of Garland County, or
satisfactory proof that said outlaw or outlaws
were killed In an effort to arrest them.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the
Isl State to be affixed. at Little Rock,
this 10th day Of February. A. d..
1874.
ELISHA BAXTER,
Governor of Arkansas.
BY the Governor:
j. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary Of State.
By Frank Strong, Deputy. feb IL
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~ Pay for yoxr paper.
A SAFE FOR SALE.

A No. !. Halls Patent COMBINATION
LOCK SAFE. for sale.
Apply to
Nv 8. w. DAUGHERTY.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31

EF Cotton was quoted in New York
and New Orleans, on Friday, at 16Ic.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-31
THE WORLD.
THE WEEKLY WORLD

rs our great edition for the country. II contains
The latest Prices, teegraphed from all the Mar
kets of the United States. 80
q The Farmers page. with all the dolnes Of the
Farmers Club OF the American institute letters from
practical farmers, 40.
5 A page for the Family Circle Of lively and pure
reading.
4 One or two frst-rate Novels during the year.
s All the News in concise summary.
The Daily World
Price for one copy for ono year sio Qncuding Sun.
day edition sl2) beginning any day aud ut the same
rate per month for any part Of the year
The World Almanac for 1874.
one copyi post paid Is cts-Gve copies 81
Prices, Postage Paid.
WEEKLY WORLD.
For one. each copy separately addressed;
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Scribner's Monthly for 1874.

TIME unexampled favor accorded to the conductors
i of this Magazine enables them to enter upon the
year with the means of making II more attractive
and valuable than ever before to its large and in
crcasing number of readers.
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Presbyterian, 20. 81

r. All Job Work, cash on deliv'
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Price for one copy for one year $40 Qncluding
day edition sl2l. beginning any day aud ut ths "a
rate per month for any part OF the year
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

4. hsf ess Ths dsussd for drsssd beet Gas rot 90 strong
m 6,s had hoped vsuh BE- and 'aee N HM ws
slew st 78l1s y for posr 70 prime h'e' WIN ~" VIZ w"
s.rss anp IAus-Avss ear, Or 7s7 hs.d nearly
sousiy divided between foreh and ~ % So
n: n: n sS: S:y S 1's b.ss ..d
"a a. 6iSi1s Buckingham sold ~ Ohe sheep
az .,s,,ss a, 6is05he Hume fhou sold ZiS Cansos
lambs. So svssss 6s is "a State d. os n 49, and
we're 80 ears 1902 hcg: al for ssreherer, 81
Forsht sales live weight Dressed hos'~sH hs hhs'
spd closed a Slsc y b
BuyyI1o oc. 2O-CArrLn-Reeeips sd., 2!o head nahi,s
sbs total supply week thus "a, s!eo rsso Sio en-,
sssinst ls9 can time last week Inc mns opened
anil and sow full weeks prices fei god a CON
cn n from common stock some
prime lots offered quietly gobbed ur medium rae .esIos
ssss1 ,So's 1svU rom To- 70 % Indian.
ranging s4s 1872 b g sCssS II o esa "a s
oxen sn,sr sp today 1000 head mailing the total
uppy for the far l24 400 head against I46oO head
G ue time last week market hfelsss owners sslins +c
dyspce and buyers holding sales 70 establish pns
goo head %,tSs @ the os 1 % .aDp s sr tim. n
a week and there ves out 10. unsaeuon
be pens are full buyers banging on prices "
hsds lower Yoksn, IS 50d$6 heavy hogs 20 izH6*o oo
w.,,,-evs M.,, Oct 2OBBHv cArrLnReeeipts 2035 head
~ GOOD for and three
or Prices light stsei remsned
SnsTy sdes were shade OIL sales of choice $40 o0
S0 f5 sItrs 50 5Od$0 erst quality Ssa*9 second quality
snxxr AVE LlrBs-Rseps 9479 head Trade vas little In
eped 10 drag although did sct really ensnse muen rom
SeeS The best rates we're There would probably have been
shgh this bad not been or
% u sheep in lots at 81 1893 75 eaehi Extra 81 25ssS rs
Spr,ng lambs 5l2d1s. p D
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON oet 20-12:30 D. m United stsss Tenoy oonc',
1ess New Pyes O3 Ens Railway shares ~ ri Newioa Cea'
trai, 95, eIinterest r.c...-..,., 4. ...,., In,
not ouot,bv iowsr Kidding Upands 3D. Addhns oneans oa
sales bales including 1000 for M aa 400
tsys Of which 10 900 American o,.o,,
TcSnos Oct 2O-2 D. m.-Ens Railway shares 21027+ .,,
LIvrnrooI Oct 20 m.Coon sale, on sne eS o. o Mo-
dn, nothing Ordinary shipped Octooer ana
Ssmbsy At i36d Breadstuf-The market quiet Corn S3
pe quarter Peas per for Csnadap BAson oZ per
for Long Clear hlddles r, , =, ,u., .,,,d,..,
LoSpoy Oct 20-3:30 mThe amount o. bullion wlthoTswn
from the Bni Of England On balance to-day @so0V' h'' "'
IyTrpooL Oct 2O-3:3o mo the cotton sales today olOo
49, Imsricap sales basis Of Mddng Orleans nothing
below Low Mddlpes shipped November and Deeem6sr
LONDON Oct 20-5:30 o. m-Bne RAILWAY snAfes q" RAM
Dispatches quote Rentes st 6lt sOc -, - A., ,. -, MA
asr 6p.nds nothing shipped November and De
eember at s; nothing below LoT hsdnss sapped
Der and November, at l3ioo DC mAiAe' 'o' 'N " ~ "
Manchester 10 quiet and unchanged 49,, ,,,,.,n. c
IoTnoy Oct Csfes II loI y tor Com
mon Rosn 63 ewt Fne RoLn l7ialo6$ eUh Linsed OIL
266 y cwt - ., M, T.. u. p.. .-.-..,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

IUMBER-Tbe oemsnd continues limited merely
plenty prices rule low be oemano
for choice seasoned % Boz Boards are steady anu
h demand. ..-,...
Neine out Of the the increased cost making spectators
selling interest exhibits trm confident tone
the past three DAYS embrace 7oOoo0 zSaIz1
sssh and 22 month December delivery Manufactured
q strong New shehng quoted 2sc " Bolts and
Brsuers zoe and Nails 37Q38c Por Bronze and yellow Meta
ehesihips 22e ressed NJ Bolts Csc and NJ Shesthng
Scotch Pie Iron is still wi'lout movement The sto.n
sma and holders bat the chiefly Tor sa
iels Pig is dull and to sell TO any extent
hover 6gere would have to be eeepted No Len slasu
sspp 6c; Domestic about $50 were sold
at6 strong Pine and Sheet Al Sac less ~
per For speter there fair demand for snail LOIS
ana considerable Of stock worked on al I
6gures about Western sold 6s currency PIG I'M
slow Of sale and nomnaly unchanged straits ne
a2I Plates firm bat the is still very gal
Terne St 10 600 boxes charcoal
- Charcoal Terne s. S7 Other Metals quiet
Va
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
\ ana So bales Aspinwsll. We quote

ROAP-CssGe h and unehsnged sales Of 100
bores Nsrse 2e gold the lower 6gure ship
sTBAkIN fairly quoted for City ard l5e
for esern, with sales Of $4,000 B.
sUGARTbe inquiry r Raw Sugars has been quite mOdeIe ow
which the
l49 hnds male public and 200
We Fair 10 Good Refining
eaS.c; Prince S3A Centrifugal In hhd and boxes Nos
S7s99. and No ~ Csyed 9lsc Refined s with
moderate quote
hon yellow 90 lQiee Son White, lO2dl0' Crushed l11
IL Powdered IL s Granuaied IL &c Rsvs quoted
Oows Grocery Pair Good At S7sd9c; Prime to Choice ge0
Size aad 7a1Saec Melsdo 5a7c Porto
Prime Grocery, Fair TO Choice
ssd9i4 Brsz ID. S. EoA IL Sas 2 Java, d. s., Nos
10 S2d9 Manila Superior ana Extra SUPERIOR I41
t2e
1AILOWahe moderately seve and yslne firmly
ked sales Of 100 hbds Prime City at &C. and 20 hbd
sS4-
TOBACCO-Keuscky continues In active and full
Oned the Of the three days embrace
20 within the Of 10 25e. Qastsiions:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21


PAINTS-n this there fair business doing Stocks OF
In goods light firm for most kinds White
Lad is IN better supply selling 1ldl24c and Ameresn lc
Lead Eugish selling 9d94c, gold Amenean S2do4c
Vermon-Chna the stock reduced and known 70 be
transit, prces selling $26S2 20 gold OranEe minerals
are y,r scarce no quote IL 29l3 sold American
l7dls2 CLAY fme Southern $3.50 t24 per ton Car
American s selling at s. 20 White Znc American IN OIL
ceiling at 2d l2c French i3a l3l lc, gold in OIL -,
PEfROLBUMTbe market for Crude less aehye ot nmy he
sas Of spot 5es Refnei dull but sescy
he'd l24c balance Of mouth Nsphiha
qGei Erce unaeIei quoted lOc Cases are STEADY az
Zdves from The regions follows Ttusve steady at 81
O. 02 y; OH City quiet 81 Petroleum Centre quiet at 9Vci d
Gull 67ee bid: Ronseve dull al about vOe Parkrs
Hated 7Od72 immediate shipments, 9Od922c AT Philadelphia
tbe sIke is quiet at Il 'sc bid and u sac asked 49,,
PROVISIONs-be Po.k terr nlet ana there n ony
sl9 so; 30 bbis Extra Prime SlS Beef quiet al ~'
iobOpg 81 Packet and $lS for Family Terce Beef neg
ieeitd Prces unsettled Beef Hams selling
,,a o s $ dS22 for Western Cut Meats quite active but
rather wesier sales Of 900 pieces 6l2a7c Fresh shoulders
sas Pked and l0dlOc foI Smoked do lV Tor Fresh
ali re for Pcked do, and 13A26l lac Tor smoked CO.,
70 600 Bellies l0l26le; as boxes Clear do lz Bacon
Inactive beAvy sales Of rs boxes CITY Long Clear at lOc
sno very dull sales Of $50 tcs City at 1896 100 tes Oh Western
keAu POO New d. arrive next week l34e for nure
atyrg we hear 500 seller November on private termsi
1000 seller the II l3lGdll s 5OO 'es seller 81
Months. at 1lS4c. -, -.
guIDe there only moderate oebng trade sales OF 40 casks
7d73 60 bh Louslans Fair TO Prime al sc Az
Cache aud 100 bags Rsngoon al 6d64c
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