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, 1875-09-07

THE CRIPPLED IOWA RAILROADS.

speeta! Uspaseh to 7hs Chteaao Tribune.
Sioux CiTY. H., Sept. Cit has becn four
days since NO have had Chicago mail. Tho ".
Paul. Northwestern. Slonx City L St. Paul lsoads
are not yot in condition to run tralns through to
thiB point. Tue Illinois Central and pakos1
Bouti,ern are now running trains regularly. The
water 10 Floyd River ia ati!l worry high. anl linH
l0He great damage to craEs in that valley. Tbs
Missouri IL feet aboYo low-water mark. Wcath'
or cloudy aud unsettled. j..
OhAuA, Neb.. Hopt. G.--Tho situation Of tho
Chicago. Rock leland 4 Pacific aud thu CLicsB0
Il Northwestern Kallroads IL practically tho sasna
u yesterday: Tho wator ia yct too high Tor any
work to 10 done. The Hook Island liead pro.
botwee1, tho points wharo t4o trains usually sop
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. G.-rho Mlsaoutl River
h4s rlsan fest at thia point on account ni
heavy ra,ns. lsaposts from tho Elk Horn fsl'
10y say tue whole valley 10 submerged Tor m!les.
, 1875-09-07
COlORED CELEBRATION,

Apseiat Ditp1ifA 10 TAs rAteslsa 1tiAyns.
LAWRENCE, kaa,. Sept. 0.-rAe colorcl cisl~
xeus Of lhi4 county. With Delegations from sss'
e,ai town. aud cties ot the 6tats, sEe celebrating
the apulvstbsry Of Liucoius emancipation prog
lsmstton. cofo1ed Epaakors are pfessus from
sesessl ssctioas. aud ctr huns talaut u al IL
&9tlCn
, 1875-09-07
TILE CROPS.


MINNESOTA.
Spect1i DfsDateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
lllsxEAroL1s, Mmn.. Sept. G.-Tue weather
has bceu plcaeans since Friday. Tho farmers
got most Of tho wheat alackod. Damage iena
than anticipated. Outside bundles hAye sprout-
OIL some, but inside oro all right. Threshing IL
golug on vigorously. Tie damage Ia estimated
Of tho State. principally in reducing tho grado VI
Nheat. Minnesota will have plenty 1T good
wheat to AolI. Tue crop will bring tuore mouey
to the State than tlat Of last year. Wo shall
OF al grates. 1ast year there Was 6,00D, 900
surplus OF Nos. and 4. Corn eplondid. pota-
toes bully.
1pte,dl pispatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ST. pAuI. Mln0., Sept. 0.-In the adjoining
counties Of Washington aud Dakota, farmers do
BpLndoutly estimate theis wheat damaged 20 10
20 Fer cent. For Qoodhuc and Wabasha Couu-
ticH tho damage ID estimated It 90 por cant. In
tue lattor considerable grim and hay ia Washed
away, aud root.croEa on numerous lowEsnd dslds
wcru also uncovered ind Rwept away by tho
floods OF Monday aud Tuaaday laat. Western
end Northwestern couutsos, which, however. fur
Btats yiold, appear TO hsSo suffered litt1o dam
ABe.
Spfsfal Cotrssrondenes a. The CAicago 7ttbunk,
! CoNcoAp. Dodge Co., Minn.. Bopt, 2.-Your
| correspondent cannot report DO fAvoreb1y about
tho grain aud gra,n-harycst a. IN A!s former lot
ters. " TITO windows OF hoRysn have openea
taYt1 fpAn tvnk
sseothn@ Far snnns tan asys fsrmers 1,sss
! xau,ol to stack, or oshcrvlss soeure, the,r
| grain: i has raincd almost evsry night since
the 2lth Or AnKuEt out now TUG ram haa
ouanGoo ~ tsetcS' Ano ~ R!sinK % ~ koai.
tional voting To-Day: up 70 thls hourEl3
ocIocA NJ. h@s Ia.nea eon''uua5 s!hoe
eunftaa. Nient notofo !hat tneso chmo
| or tnches OF Wstaf; for common
l mi'k.pan "hlch cot Cut IN tho open Jnrd. wts
found full hud running ever ~ th0 morning
shncks are all wsl through, And no grain hss
| but II Was put up III poor condition. only having
lev hours to dry after tho rain OF the night boz
fore. We had bountisul cEop' and It seems
roatsy TOO oaa TO aASe u 20 Daaly aamaaea hsH
noro i, @ s,'s s'c,n,tv taa mi ,;n1si,cd rutI.nc
.1'an a.. rim na,nmsuaod: and YOUR coTras
snnudens vaa iuformuJ lsst oyeuipR ihat iu ttls
sJ3o;.,n', rn,,ntr north, thcrs war;, isrro fatts
rio fToet On the night Of The ed nil. did but
, 1875-09-07

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ItyASTED-Tu Huf FOR CASH. II tlKL1 FEET ~
w .or S1dD. .&*t nj Wes and hta.h ot UIsiAonats.
II. N. PAYNE, II iA@ailn-st., basement.
yHyASrEn-T EuY - BUSINESS BLOCK
" north ireu 6.n. to k7,Ve VIII par 81. tuo ca
ard halsnta In nss..cia.s pruptrsI U. ]. hluGGl}.
Ilu uo4ri,,tu. At. t,asuuenf.
, 1875-09-07

u Trinity c,uuty, ,Telas sur.e,e1 iu alt-tnaa sec;
tions Pfincioals lInc had. the hrs; uuai!{, sa!
c,es!isns ,sk ians, hsa ;, ,,s* ~ Z
Aadr>isJ. PuIIl.tEST. NJ. a.ti unscs'., ST. foals,
hu.
, 1875-09-07
HE GRASSH0PPER iEDiRA.

= Sp*fld1 WsFa1th U 7AF EAk940 1flbunt,
CaAnpAloH. ILL.,. Sept. 0.-ClopA3 OF R1sss-
hoppe1s continue to pAss oyes thls part Of ahs
ststa. acsscsS Aoy fsll /. 10 ::sepaa.
, 1875-09-07

Referred to Committee on Finance.
A communication "ns rectived froul tue South
Towu Clozk askIng the l'uard 10 direct the not.i'-
ty Clerk to extend town tax OF $50.000 for
toap expenses. deferred to the Committee un
tho EQUALIZATION Of I1xEA.
Numerous bills wete tAon nrcscnted, among
others that Of Otto poitzcr for s4b.Hoo for Ills
abstract books, all Of which Werc iofcrroa.
SoltNAL BcIooL. ...
Tic contracts for tho erection OF the Students
Hail. ut EuElewood wers read and alIroved,
au1 tue Chaie wsa authorized to sign the aarno
Oh the furnishing Of tho proper bou1s.
The report Of tho Committae on Public Scr
yico waA teul, recommending that tho CONTRACT
for furnishing tho county With soft coal Ge
AWARDED tu tho Bakot Dros., at the following
1atey:
For County Agent. ........."".........s saa?
Eur Hospital -
for in..no A.5l'.n' .......'' ~
Eur Normal stilool. a.t1
For County JUL. -...............-....... js3
Tho rcpurt caused considerable discussion md
tho calling for tho roadinR OF tho other pro-
posalH. TAoy wcro reatl, Hhersun0n tue one Uf
tho Wilmington Coal 1ianufactursng Company
Appearing considerably lower Tor guaranteed!
quaiity Of coal Commissioner l.onergan. moved
TINT their bid lie accepted. Tho motion Tas
lost -
Bundry other motions wero put looking TO tho
awarding Of tho contract for tue best Interest OF
| the county, but thoy Were opposed ny Tho
| "Alus" IN shs interest Of the Baker Bros.
4Ao NQlntnkltE6 b ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uAfAuH OCEA
| for the purchase Of mo. Z illinois coal" aid
tie Hug still insisting on Its purchase Coip-
| 1niesiouer duenther asked Tor sample Of tho
| article, as il Wan something now tn him.
| ComnllsBonor Couiy said tl,Rt tho sample had
| been tskan away ny tho jAnltor.
Commissioned Closgh said that No. : Illinois
coal" ~as nav commodity to lin, and to snoAt
| OF tue members Of tho Board. and thought
il wRs straugo that that particular sample should
bo wanting. Ho WIS aware that there woro dit
| foront grades of Illinois coal. and that some nf
| lLBu Weto very inferior. and he was not pre-
] parod to veto for tito purchase Of MI article he
| had never soon Or heard of In competition with
we'll known a1ll standard article ut a much losa
: price. .-...........
Commissioner Conly Yail il 1t was clcaTsr. conf
that mas wanted Baker Bros. lad oi1ufed Ill
article at es,ea, aud ho urged ita purchase.
4 lengthy discussion ensued Oh tho merits and
de,noElts Of tho WILMINGTON coal, in tho midst OF
| which Commissioner Carroll said 10 waa op:
posel to buying chesp coal. but II the Board
wanted to set It tho loweat article 10 would cal
nttention 10 the bid OF lii. Pratt. which was
| @3.83.
IAiA created howl from thoso Inclined to
give tic contract to Baker Dsoa. at asl lazasds.
amid which tho Board was declared sd1ousned
| until Friday.
, 1875-09-07

Il 's!ti i1a ii;s.* 1 s 'f1' ~ '' '''''
S.:s. Ii: s:
j!1MMEEGIA' rArEM T.. All, ;noE.:."ls
se", ~ ''Ht i:' sa' b5SS hEo' ls. "s.s.s.
MONEY 70 i1J1N -s4;un TO LD4N. IN SUNS
~, ~ hastxKE 'is '%';s !!
b.Hns'.
MONEY r! 71AS IS EExh Esf3IE oli 5
~ aus s.; n, .za aeI, p.pe sA T. a {. ct u So. ii
l,rsrhorn.at.
StusEY tn rt,Asox stnncuAsnisg. WARE.
i... Il, r ,ss .s .'a aaats.. 9s.
Messy TO 1oAS;:.N silonT OR Loa;; o.. 1T TINE.
A. LIEY.l.l snath Gl.sk st., ko"ua 6. .--.
.t. ...:s 3ssE tiDsx t. ;.s
A{uSky rO LOAN ~ SUN. As iEoUtHEI,. ~
~ t 5' [s,s "S1S i. M., e. S'h , s'A'e'A'
N1 "s'c, = tho i!lsm'n'i ~ ht,Et sri La.u g..
WANTED 1870 On pHopFR1Y q; pAyEn
~ cent? s,.s. sf ia; s"
" .sss'; .:b7 !SHh ''shs
$500 ,"s:a %% aSS S,spsry: S c'hUisha HUtsha = pos i Il
o.J nm On e3:N 10 LOAN OY clfN;At;1
Tl:u1J!J t.opttiy ..mprnssd prsterred.> 1GAshk
/, Il ;a,, S5 f@ i!s:., 3 p n :pa; H.
sS;sa :, ,n; ; p , 4 ,s1'Pss b.B a
;SsS SsS1.;; j. Il: III I'll .is iii ss,sS'
600 @ ...': .Af tSns 4? 1tir p f. Bo:
$1,000 ;s! N s ~ ~ 5:sts, 4GSt III If4S D5Sb IT,
, 1875-09-07
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Wrancling Over the Coal Dids-..What
the Ring Wants,
Tho Trcasurcr's Quarterly Report''-
Miscellaneous business.

-,
nx.., 80 ILL roa,ert,.y aftornoot,, pscHi,ltn.
!o'iu VIZ" no ,t.,+ ,to.-x 1.uu.a
Hufdtck IN tic cAs@ts ptaeo'tt "'ooe"' et
f.atrnii CtouDb, Comfy, EFAwforu. NuahIAef.
ials'hB. Ho'aal'' '"n'o''
NcEAu1ey, Apu oeAHlot'
coAAuSlcAfloSs'
- $J.o trt,. roro ,nacf{rUp
Aho in''"'''
"eso 'uaa a'io "Ft.''ea' "'. '.1.
weFo taken u04 tho HtHt btlnn 1ro1h tno co"s'7nsh
~ wiIminptnt,, communicating hvalnst tho let
tinE OF the cohtfaot 1or COAL ior p'''a "h'le ooe
Nor0 In for &3b0. Tabled temporarily.
4 ,onort from the Cn,pky Apobt HRs read it.
reference 10 eho financial aoalatY ni .sic tesons
tIons ffum Conf County, intended 10 slo" tha:
many Of tb0ee now maintained W tho county
tna,r nvn sn nno1t 1tofo,rrI to tI,o Judiciary
Cnm,nitten.
i Concentration ,rns ren1 frnrr iho Cnupty
4Ee1sutet. aestus sns. ~ - I1.L, NV
euunt5 puitoI.S ~ IFittu" , 's'1" " ~
U'I<so oA stl *"u sult Heeoiea
THEAHEHkAa hEfoHr.
Tho County Treasurer submitted hfB quarterly
N-f9'' -.
, 1875-09-07
wANTEDs-A1ALE HELP.

.... wANTED.-MALE HELP.
Bnokhecpera. Clerks. &o.
s al, SSs@ s.sd 81. H9Sr I; rssa' a 's'a &HsSs
@ I,ai2 nY ooR' 2 r xs9
1o ",::sss IL. l.ss.' .'e's '"'a' App, =. INV
~ y sS s9s,:E 'nK e, SsS ae:
WASyEp:A SNARE. Af3r1VE BOY uF u TO \
u. fss tsst e' oe.0-
Trnuo>. ....-.
ttFASIHn-.A K']MEEh ar MAcE1INE HANDS
S'.issS' 81 guy T. IT, i: as;DiSsss%s
\vAstEpIIs1oyl: MAsny! Asr NElCKL1Y-
W:afi,EtH1", a.,t'91. Tx H1hsft Il fths,: MAKERS Ar WEST
" i ;iss'f, = i. L. A'eb fa''1'' 'a' IT, At III ',ss
V.As7rp~ rtisTrn5, hrrlY, AZ 81 VEST IS.
dian. st., or 81 estpes 7histy.l1th'ss. n' Mea'
A.asrrD-GOpn TAitnns rn m. IN THE
pf f's'Gtl IT, Hnp e'.t S - .aa M.jaa sh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRiMMERs 10 ,yomK nY
n; pisss 4 fs51i: Van hatsa 'aa o'"'''
J{,AkTKp-A GOOD TRIMMER ASD LAsTER FOR
W laaas, sh.es At t'' south cAnai4s. -,---.
%VASTEp.,A. MATIKEss AAKER: INQUIRE AT
~ lt2 and IS hIeh'ran'aT. fartd 'i'or. -
W ,s.o. Work:. i. Is. and ii lil,apis Il.
lpASrEp-A nxx%.s TIMER. APPLY AT
~ EutLy.sesenth and as:a.tts
ssss.; ..; s::s. ss'sE u @T MI. V o.
West n.i,.
e Eigs,;5 dE WS M5EEyyf
ID s;sss! sR s1aAisss Il 4 is fSS GAs IL
4 rs FUN ty
t.e.or, S's eu,".t aep,is fu's aas III n.;s,siuss
| Employment Agenclcs.
| 1VATTEn-*a LAHonERs fgR RAILROAD.
.s' .1 is' Z e a. H. '2Df 81 ssa ,ass
WASs! e. !E .ni nal1"H .sa = ia: ~.xs: M
r. ii ti4s' saas 'a4s
| \NAsrtp-To LEAVE TulS DAY. 80 GnAyEL
s '.:G III tssa * III + .tf r. h:sd I: aagf
| " NASyEI.-NAILhoAn MEN, FARM HANNs.
sss G I'D il gs xiii. t'' '''
.s :sofEs Hoa 0Sk - !;s1Sn ,sa.
s.i =! y .H5 Tree '''' Al
NASTEn-s, AtS re- TAXI: ORDERS FOR 4
4Fss :1s :a p syas Ts s;
@ 9 5na i, ,os th ~ 70 .s ~ iii e. T.; s.S,* ss.,
PYit'lt.SS GU chss: I'll Ill., "'''r"" ETC., D.
N-ASTEp-MES, TO SE!;.. DIR NEW Et;T
ss sS;"s I'd E s' s* fz;'* :pss Il: :a
iY g. D.'iM IL .'t: e.: @ T. No'
. .$. rE% y sts sS srd9!. eT II sfsx SsS5
$;$s '''%
4 xssk IL :As .;s.es u 'is II
a.vu is,;:. :sIta9 xaa. "a r. -. ri.u Is NJ
s spe Il ssss I'D p ssa ~ a.
I'll
VI afraid q! wcrk Apply IL u1urspv ma1nlus carly
, 1875-09-07

{, .,EsTs ,WANFEu-TnH CENTURY OF Iapk-
a peutuacs. Book sgeot. IN clo1sf. oas tslofs ats
Hppl5 fof lsgaas sa ssttot hslasa \ w ss. ], ".
HI6kkY CO.. &a4lAaAY<t.
, 1875-09-07

6ptfsas DtspatcA to RE CAitaac Ir4oun*.
La Chossx. WIS.,. 6opt 0.-TLs weathsr con-
slnues ans. Two moro laIa Of weatLee su,ilar
to whAt We have lad tue past thses. aud tho
csopa in this locality will be housed IN good COLI
slowly Ut tLlS point,
, 1875-09-07
SEWING MACHINES.

S,lAGEn OFFICE VI 4. J. AklEnkHr. IA WEST
- saiisan a. AseuL1cs $oli Rlaathle kkJ&asRts,
| E.atsd. a4shslEka, Ao1 I*uskSd.
, 1875-09-07

11I.1t SAIE-A FAtlI UF HELLTRAIEED,
Hstch. xuals vith good han0aa ADD WAGON t.&sth
a. uf separate. Apply v AAsTkA WILLIE, II ILL.,
ksa&hs ~. ~.
, 1875-09-07

INSTRUCTION.
4 plSTIS0ulsfIEH YOUNG GEKMAS TEACHER
ar.Its4 " instruct In Gpnan aud ftt11h lanfua1s
anu u,usio. Adltaas GERMAN LApt' lI!bans otteo
u 4, rAEScH. nlttiAAssr !e,,. Of TRINITY
rau p.uv. auI .l4cu. Il4.Ii,;r,. lis iulIAaa AZ.
: 'slIuAFluS wASTEp-A EnuSu GENTEEMAS.
> pIfc4sur vt tis1msa and f,entH soald bke poso
ia H. rus SCHOOL pIofs&s Vi he4o ianEa " -
pt4ys:s tuIsr IN gus. tsm,. 1As very tcst Ut sstsr'
Ii 4 CtlauN uthcH
, 1875-09-07

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
l1uHNITuRE or AIx Rot,sfs. GONsiSTiHts or
luis-clth. 4lulax-EnAu. md k!cAeA u1su.1ls. sHa
TO rent ctsAp. Must be s.td IL liuslbu;asp
cusnsr Ns44.,sla.
AJOTlCE TO. TUB rUBIlU-TuE LATEST IN:
~ 4stollns cooking stora lolnd A. aud 10
hatitl Hhll4I.sk.
, 1875-09-07

IVANTED-VA TOUGH tl,IsR AND T,,r ift1fl.
Ftfth.1v. .--.
FOR CAH1i-AO ONE AND TWO.
" hofso wpoI md enal also draft hosse; must
be warranted. j ~, Tribune uttsrc. .
lt'ANTEU-A GOOD NuGGf HORSE; WILL. PAY
csah ur c4chAugo 4 ho2r} draft horsu luQu!Fo A.
E8 I.4ralee.ti.
, 1875-09-07

DlvnnnEs7 X t, uArAixKn. MOT RNAyp.
ths eov1a VI CAtsaSe. Aa1xAas POST ~udas Raf hatlt
, 1875-09-07

PARTNERS WANTED.
J3AHTSER WANTku-TQ JOIN Ms ~ HUylSH
nut 6r.t-etAss sa!oun and billiard rarlut. l4pcaton
psh r!tMs &o1 tlAes dtlnx kood tasaeas. Ad1{aAs
II, Ttitlu1 pft:ch,
taAWfHEN WAhTHD-A RANK tilANGE ftsis
peE.1n tats e4n Htts Assf4stasl ,statrns. .h sHs
llsaar. u! Eat A"urH.t. jAeL rouYsnisx. tal bnd
clausIas, bst~seA " Ana II &ud aGl j, ". HALL.
! sni!olf astt! Aua lmkyusel, -teylnx %uaaAoasat.
.tdatrss IT. lsthuHo u1ica,
, 1875-09-07

Employmcnt Agents. -
CITuAT1OHS WANTED-LAD1Rs IN WAN
. ifAt-cIa4A female help can be auited on shost--
bY applytn9 70 bIn. i. ltArit1sE. 34 West Mas
ClTuAT1oNS WANTED-FAsIlLiEs ~ W.
p good Scandinavian aud geEzuan hsp can ba ~
II IEr. DUSK Nm nfacs. III MAwAukQS.Av.
EiTUNTIoNS WANr1D-LADIE5 DKHiKi
. rat-ctAAs teu4!o hap of any uaonA!ity fur
county, ho suttud u onpo " calling ca ~ u
IAKEH. US WAbasflaF.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-29
100 bbls Louisiana sold to-day at 81 Is

western. loo oDls Louisiana SOLD to-day ~ u ID
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS : Prime mess
pc k is selling at s19 5000. rump pork sl9@l9 80
prime pork s18 y Dbl; pig pork s12 r half Dbl;
spare ribs s7@7 80 Z Dbl, and IS u tierce;
picked pigs tongues 6@61ac piece, pigs ieet
CORN in sAcKs-Light supply, and the de-
mand ls moderate at previous prices. 205O SACKS
sold, OF which 200 mixed, 500 white, and 300 yell
low at 54c; 1C0 white and 200 yellow at 56c T
bushel.
OATS-The supply is fair, and the market dull.
No change in prices. 400 sacks sold, OF winch
$50 st. Louis on private terms, $50 st. LOUIS at
47c, 400 choice at 4Sc, and $50 choice Galena az
SOC y bushel
BkAN-Is in fair supply and dull; only lou
sacks sold at 90c u 100 ID.
HAY-Choice is scarce. Ordinary and prime
is in good supply and dnll. 70 bales prime SOLD
at s2l, and 80 strictly prime at s23 e ton.
RIOE-Lberal supply. The demand Is MOD M1
quote: Louisiana No. 2 2H@3c, common
f14M494c, ordinary Az @5c, tar 1s@52Sc, good
So acc, prime 61s962sc, choice 61sc y ID.
UOFFEE-There is only moderate demand.
We quote cargoes: Ordinary l1%40lo1a lgoidG2 J,
2Os4c d fb JOB lots: Ordinary 1870, fair 1870,
good 2O14c. prime 2Q34c " b..
BUrTERLIs unchanged, choice sells rapidly,
but other grades are plentiful and scarcely any
inquiry for them. Choice Goshen is selling at
is quoted at 28@30c, inferior 20023c, medium
Western 24Ge26c, inferior l6@l7c y ID.
CHEESE-Small stock and the demand is i'm
proving Choice Western factory sells at l31 "a
131ac, New York cream 141a@l5c u ID.
SALT-Large imports and no change in the de-
mand; it continues moderate. Dealers are ask
ing 81 O21ag1 O5 for coarse and 81 40@l 80 9
sack for fine, according to quality and weight.
Turks Island is quoted at 65@75c Y bag OF two
bushels. Table Salt, in pockets, 2C96c each,
according to size.
IRON COTTON TIES-The stock on hand is
large and the demand is active. The Arrow lie
is selling at SIC y ID, with discount oa
round lots. Pleced Arrow Tie, II feet, sell at
31ac net; feet 6 inches, $40 net The Beard
Bros. Tie sells at 51ac y ID, with discount on
10, with discount on round lots The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c u Tie, with discount on large
lots. put UP in bundles of 80 ties.
| BAGGING ALI the stock is in dealers hand
Good demand. Domestic jute is selling at retail
at 14@1411lact8 yard India is dull, quoted a
wholesale at 10c. at retail 1919 u yard.
| BALING TWINE-Is selling at l41lGG15c 81 Il
| in round lots, and 16c at retail.
GUNNY BAGS-Seil at l5c apiece in bales and
| 16c reserved.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-29

VIcKsBURe, Dec. 2S.-To John Janney: The
Pargoud leaves here at 9 A. NJ; $500 bales cot
ton, 1000 sacks. ]. NJ. WHITE, Master.
VIcKsBURG, Dec. 28-Brockett & Carter, 3S
Magazine street: The James Howard leaves
here with 7400 bales cotton.
B. R. PEGRAN, Master.
VICKsBURG, Dec. 27.-To J. B. Woods & Co..
104 Common street Steamer City of Alton will
arrive on Wednesday and leave on Friday even
ing for st. Louis. 81. E. BIXBY, Master.
BATON ROUGE, Dec. 28.-To Hite & Carlin :
The st. Mary will arrive this evening and leave
tomorrow evening for Opelousas.
J. B. SCHMIDT, Clerk.
DELHI, Dec. 27.-To Hlte & Carin: W. j..
PoIevent Will arrive Thursday and leave Friday.
Bayou falling fast. J. W. WALKER, Master. s.
TRENTON, Dec. 2s.-To F. A. Blanks, Canal
street, corner Delta: Passed down at II O'Clock
this morning. L. P. DELAHoUssAYE,
Steamer Bastrop.
SHREVEPORT, Dec. 2S.-To Jos. A. Aiken, Ill
Gravier street: Raining in torrents all day.
Texas can't get off till tomorrow kiver rose IL
feet at GAINESVILLE. Bonnie Lee goes up tonight
to kiametia. j. FL. JORDAN.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-29
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Morning, Dec. 90, 1875.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Sets First Or. d s;24 a. N.
ARRIVALS
Oriole. Mary Ida, Bertha Drummer, Mary Hous-
ton, Robert Semple, Robert Young, Ouachlta
Belle, Lessie Taylor.
DEPARTURES.
OrioIe, Waloon, Mary Ida, Marie, Henry Iete,
Shannon, Rapides, Gov. Allen, j. I. Frazer, BeI-
tina, Dawn, John Howard, Clarksvllle, Susie ST.
yer, Garry Owen, Mollie Moore, L. Z. Lee, Bertha
Drummer.
TO ARRIVE.
iberia. Wawenock, George Spangler, Oriole,
Marie. Lower Coast; Henry Tete, Assumption,
Lafourche; Willie, Frank Willard, Kate Kinney
Bastrop, Ouachita; Glencoe, City of Alton, st.
Louis Golden Rule, Cincinnati; James Howard,
Thompson Dean, Memphis; Carrie A. Thorn,
Belle Rowland, May Lowry, Red River; W; ..
Poitevent. Tensas and Macon: st. Mary, fleta,
Opelousas; st. John, Donaldsonvllle; Mary Ida,
Josephine, Upper Coast; Frank Pargoud' Green
vile.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Geo. Spangler Lower Coast, 10 4. NJ.
Wawenock, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Josephine, Upper Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Iberia, Lower Coast, IL A. NJ.
st. John, Donaldsonville, II N.
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FREIGHTS-A vessel was taken up for Bremen
to-day at sic, for cotton. Yesterday we re-
ported two vessels for Liverpool at 2sd, for
Havre at 3-16c, and one for Antwerp at 5.l6c
We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'd; to New
York 7sc to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Baltimore, via New York, 1c; Sugar to New
U FORK 81 u hid; Molasses s. 50 u Dbl; Rice 81;
Tobacco SO.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'd; to Havre
2l-32d; to hevel led: to Genoa 5-l6c.
sUGAR-.Only, $50 hhds were received this
sold at previous prices. Inferior 4@514c, common
: 51s05s4c, good common 51sG6c, low far 614c
good fair 61a565sc, fully fair ga 07c, prime $50
TIC, strictly Primers, cnoce 49, gray
white CHARMED S1a@91sc, white clarified sl4@
MOLASSES-The receipts this M rning were
contiaed to S79 bbls, mostly fermentinS.. Choice
continues scarce and in request, while ferment-
ing and low grades are slow Of sale. The sup
plies sold at 2O@30c for inferior, 30@35c for
Common. 4O942c for fair, 43t045c for prime: 4SG
SOC for strictly prime, and 5l@G52c for choice; =,
FLOUR-Only local demand to-day and the
sales are confined to 81 bbls, Of which 25 and
100 low treble extra at IS; AS choice extra at
Sc %; so at Sc IS; SO at 81 70; 3oo ana zoo pois
on private terms. -
Common is quoted at So IS; superfne 81;
double extra 81 rs: low treble extra 81 5Ocgf %;
IS 506e5 Is; choice extra S6Qg6 5O; fancy 50 fot9
Z Is q Dbl. $50. 200 and 800 bbls on private
terms.
CORN MEALS in light supply, but there Is
little or demand Is is quoted at " % ana
jobbing at 50 75f9 Dbl.
GRITs- Dull, and selling slowly at 81, and job
bling at 81 so u Dbl.
PORk-No demand and mess is quoted noml-
nally at s2l u Dbl. 1t is jobbing at s21 5O922 t
Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The weather continues
unfayorable for Dry Sat Meat, being warm,
cloudy and damp, and the market is depressed
in consequence. The market is a. stand-stil
to-day, even in the job trade. Shoulders are
quoted at wholesale at SC nominaly; jobbiDg at
SlLa9c " H. Clear rib sides are quoted at whole
sale at 1O1Ic, and clear sides at 1917 p ID and
dull They are retailing at 14@Hc above These
BACON-No shoulders on hand and no de.
nand for sides. Clear rib sides are quoted al
pie and clear sides at 13c. They are job
hing At &c over these prices.
BREAKFAST BACON-ls dull at 15G1511ac t
COW PEAS-Only small retail trade at 81 7;
q bushel. ,,
1870 for choice sugar-cured.
LARD-Is in light supply and selling IN the
local trade at 121ac for packers, IN herce, l35a'
for refined 1897 Gl4c for key, and l414c for bucket
WHISKY-Rectifed continues scarce and il
demand at 81 Is q gallon for Louisiana ant
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Evening, Dec. %, 1879.

COTTON-The sales to-day lnot including
til ties s's and irregular and easier for the medium
and lower grades, requiring reduction OF ~ ~ "a
the inside figures for Middling, sc IN strict MO "a
in .5e lower trades. We give also the figures
and report of the Exchange as below:
.npp1cAx STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Evening, Dec. % 1875.
NEW ORLEANS ULEARIN9-HOUsE.

Cleanngs. Balances.
December 25 ..... Christmas.
Dacemher 81 50 O27 962 16 1904 1872 IL
December % 31l3,742 SO 359 162 SO
Tbns far this week. 514l, 705 II 500, 3H "a
SAN time last week. 1872 500 Sc S23, 7S4 80
Total last week .13y77,S74 IS 1855 10
Totalw week before =. 10. 800, 7l8 20 1853, 325 81
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