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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-09

The st. Louis Tines says: There can be nc
doubt OF the Presidents complete success il
destroying the sovereignty and prostratina
the hoertles OF Louisiana. With an acqui.
escence IN the course pursued by the Federal
authorities in New Orleans. the imer;con D.
public sheds the mask Of free government q "
enters boldly on the path Of unadultersted
despotism.
The amount of relief that may be expected
from these expressions is fully disclosed in
the action of the Federal authorities in New
Orleans on Monday. Whether the peopla of
the country possess the power Of revision re-.
mains to be seen. One more act in the
drama-one more lifting of the curtain And
1t vii be seen whether the bayonet points
menacingly at the Northern throat as well "a
10 that of the South. -
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THE COUNTRY AROUSED.

It is gratifying to every true American pa
triot to note the deep and universal indigna
ton excited everywhere by the infamous
course of Grant and his military satrap, Sher
idan, in their boldly avowed attempt to goad
the unfortunate population of Louisiana into
armed resistance to almost intolerable oppres
sion. Not content with invading their Legis
their chosen representatives at the point
of the bayonet the shoulder-strapped ruff
fan, who has been appropriately selected
to do the dirty work of Grant and Williams,
piles insult upon injury by applying to the
people of Louisiana epithets which undoubt-
eddy fit him and many of his subordinates,
such as Merrill and De Rudio, and ventures
to call men whose character is immeasurably
above his own and that of his fellow "ban-
ditti, by that opprobrious name.
The response of the American people has
been instantaneous, and the expression of
their contempt for the stolid and heartless
soldier who still dreams of achieving third
term, comes to us from every part of the Union
with significance and emphasis which even
the desperate gamblers who appear to rule
the councils Of the Radical party in Wash
ington will be compelled to hear with defer
ence, if not with respect. When Republicans
with the national reputation and the unim-
peachable record of William Cullen Bryant
and W. N. Evarts take the lead in denouncing
the action of the President elected by their
votes as tyrannical and scandalous, the bla-
tant harangues Of low demagogues like Nor
ton, Logan, or Butler, can only intensity the
feeling Of opposition they are meant to allay,
and the fact that outside of the cor
rupt Washington ring, not a single
man of high ability and acknowledged per-
sonal standing defends or palliates Grants
outrageous orders, and the still more indecent
in which they are carried out by his
and mendacious tool, Sheridan.
We are still under dark cloud, but, thank
God tbs welcome sunlight is already break
ng through its riffs, and the rainbow of hope
'lready spans the distant horizon.
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Cts1'tl Of Thanks.

Permit me, through the columns Of your valuable
journal to tender my sincere thanks to the proprie
tors of the New Orleans Bulletin, Bee and Morning
Star for copies of their popular journals given gratis
to the establishments of the Orphans of St. Vincent
de Paul.
also wish to avail myself of this occasion to
express. on behalf Of the children under my charge
my gratitude to those known and unknown generous
benefactors whose profnse contributions have made
Christmas and New Years real holidays for the little
fellows. --s... W.
Mrs. Margaret Haughery and Messrs Aldige and
Dunn and that unknown visitor who donated the
handsome sum of s46, merit more particularly our
thanks. A. MARINE,
Prov. Cong. Holy Cross, St vincent's Home,
jay lt2dp 37l Bienville street.
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It is curious to note how great minds run
In the same groove. Some months since the
savage chieftain Spotted Tail visited the
Great Fether at Washington, and after sew
eral days spent in sightseeing, he sent back
to his people of the prairies the following tele-
gram:
"The pale faces surround me like leaves Of
the forest, but the heart Of Spotted Tail
Icno,os no fedr."
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Arnim's account of Theirs ran thus: "In an
other conflict with the Assembly M. Theirs
has given another p;oof of his incapacity. In
eighteen days he has spoken seventeen times.
He has quoted false figures, protested aban-
doned theories, and has finished by bringing
himself in a maze of ridiculously foolish fam
cies." Pleasant reading for Theirs,
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disposition to resign appears to be grow.
ing quite prevalent at Washington. Gen.
Spinner = the latest subject. He intimates
that he IL not averse to giving up his position;
indeed. he had thought seriously of doing SO
for some time past. His best friends had
often advised him to do SO, on the ground
that he had reaped all the honor and reward
that the position could possibly give him, and
that he was too old to subject himself to the
care and anxiety attending the great RESPONSE
bilities Of his position.
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BY the monty report Of the public debt 70,
December We learn that the debt was in
creased during the month So, GAS, 967 49, The
total principal Of the debt out standing is
ta,24O, GA, 206 90, ON which there is due and
unpaid Of interest $50, ia, AT %, giving a
total Of principal and interest of 50. $50 $685.
693 Is. There was at the same time cash in
the Treasury, Of coin, 49,, 5s7, 40 81, Of cur
rency. s1s.s5293l %, exclusive Of Sal, 200.
900 of special deposits for redemptio ON Of Ger.
tiAcates, making the total of cash in the
Treasury $l37, TAO. 1871 16, reducing the toto,
debt, less cash in the Treasury, Jsnuarv 7
1876, to 81, 142, SOS, 302 o. Debt less amonn.
in Treasury LIST Of December, 1874, s2.1ss.
.9S8, 1874 l4-showing an increase during the
past month of $3649, 967 IS. Decrease Of
The debt since June 80. 1874, $3.50. $3.50 Il
;, ,nd.s issued to Pacific Railroad Companies.
inteves. payable in lawful money, principal
,utst.wdi.ag, s64. 93s, 7O5; interest accrued
md not YET paid, s1,sas, 7o5; interest paid by
United States. s24. S25, $50 %; interest repaid
" transp ortstion of mails, ETC., s5,6Ol.-
'sS II; balance Of interest paid BY United
;tates, SIS. 7le3, 658 &C. s-.s
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n Card.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 8. 1875.
The published proceedings of the body presided
over by Hon. Michael Hahn having included a state
ment that Notice Of Contest was handed in or
the part Of VIM. F. Schwing, of Iberia the under
signed declares that petition notice of contest
has been handed in to that body with his knowledge
or consent.
notice of contest was given to his defeated but
illegally returned opponent, L. A. Snaer within ten
days after the PRONUNCIATION of the returns. nett
ton contesing his seat and demanding action there.
on was delivered to the House of Representatives of
Louisiana presided over by L. A. Witt Speaker. A
favorable report was made by the Committee on Eec
tons and Returns and the undersigned admitted to
seat in the House and duly sworn in. He il no
longer contestant, but the legally elected and &C.
cepted Representative of the parish Of Iberia,
ja9 1t. WIN. sCuw1Nc
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A CARD.

NEW ORLEANS, January 8, 1875.
The undersigned certifes that he was the holder
of One-Half Of Combination Ticket Nos. 1s, s. 76
Class in the Louisiana State Lottery, which drew
the First Capital Prize of SIX THOUSAND DOL.
LARS on Thursday, January It'll, 1875; said ticket
having cost the sum of Fifty Cents at the Office Of
f. ). Demarest No las Gravier street, and that the
amount was promptly paid presentation of the
ticket at the Office Of the Company
JOHN GEORGE KUHLMANN.
jay II 2dp No. s7s Magazine street.
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Col. D. w. Lanier, Mayor J. A. Cooper ant
Capt 8. B. Cooper, Of the parish Of Tangipa
hoa, have arrived on visit to our city in thu
interest Of their fellow-citizens OF Tangipahoa
Their purpose is to interest the merchants
and others of influence to obtain means, OF
legislation, to have the Tangipahoa Rive,
widened and deepened in order to get a reg.
ular communication whereby the planters
may be enabled to get their produce to our
market with speed and facility. They will
make their headquarters for the next few
days with our well known grocer, Mr.. @. K.
Gallagher, at the New Basin.
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF tn
osUs agent in Mobile ct the depot. on the srriva
- ~ P. n train.

The Lake Charles (Calcasieu) Echo, OF the
ID inst. thus closes an article on our departed
friend and co-laborer: "Byerly was one OF
Louisianas ablest champions against the
Kellogg usurpation, and his untimely death
yin be widely and deeply lamented."
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-09

ALucxY INDIvIDuAL.-Ssme men are born
lucky, and everything they do seems to re-
dound to their pecuniary advantage. The
last piece Of good luck we have to chronicle is
that which befel Mr.. John G.. Kuhlmsn, re-
siding at S7S Magazine street. who purchased
. one-half combination ticket for fifty cents
from E. J. Demarest, No. las Gravier
street. which on last Thursday draw the first
capital prize of $1,000. This entities Mr..
Kuhlman to the snug sum of $4,000.
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One of the happiest conceits in burlesque
was witnessed by the large number Of people
who CHANGED to pass the show window Of
A. B. Griswold's jewelry store, corner OF
Canal and Royal streets, and their apprecia-
ton of the satire was evidenced by their mer-
riment
Two figures were in the window, one .
bronze figure of q "bandit," who, with
ferocious and contemptuous visage, looked
down upon the other figure, terra-cotta bull
dog. Attached to the dog, which was scowl-
tng at the defiant bandit, was card on
which was written, az am not afraid"
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During Saturday, for the Gulf States, rising
barometer, tempenture falling below freez-
ing, except possibly in the southern portion
OF the East Gulf States, brisk and high north
west to northeast winds, partly cloudy wealth
Or and accompanied by occasional light rain
nr anOw
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At the election held in Alexandria, on the
first Monday in January, the following NUM-
ioipal officers were elected: Mayor, Edouard
We'll; Treasurer, B. @. Duke; Controller, A.
Hilton; Councilmen, Jos. Bouillotte, E. r.
Biossat, Moses Rosenthal, N. Segras and W,
w. Whittington, Jr.
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J. Among the firms who have their places Of
basiness on st. Louis street. and who on the
4th Of this month were interfered with in the
transaction of their customary occupations,
are r. Rochereau & Co., Delpit 4 Co., G. w.
Dunbar, etc. These gentlemen were unable
70 obtain admission to their stores and offices,
% Grants bayonets blocked the way. Now
the question arises, can these gentlemen bring
suit for damages against the National Govern
ment9 This is an interesting question for
hHYers.
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The President of the Georgia Railroad gave
a dozen car loads Ct wood to the poor OF y.
gusta for holiday present Who saws th #
corporations have no soul?
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Jacob OFT.

Jacob OFT,
-. GA r. Pc TER
$50 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
LIZ prepared to execute al orders in the Or.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired,
nj N2dp
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i Piper HejdsdecAc C7sasspagne.
/. Having been appointed Agents for tAis ,,,,a-.
i BRAND OF WINE
II States of Louisiana and TexAA
MEssRs. RENAULD FRANCOIS 4 o..
weare prepared to furnish the trade with ~ s.p.
on tho -
i MOST LIBERAL TERMS
We have now in Store 500 baskets, nd VIM g.
tinue to receive ample supplies BY sssan~. Auuss,
Importation from France.
SCHMIDT L zIEGLER, Agsnts
| For Louisiana and TsxxA
4s.s, s. and snow Lsvss slsssA
Paul B0issO1sme0ss. M
MERCHANT TAILOR.
140........-.... Canal streee ...!.--..-....14D-
In connection with the
VARIETIES AND FASHIONS STORR
No. Carondelet street. corner Canal,
Opening Wednesday, Decenber IL, lsV4.
In the Hall lately occupied by the Chametts ClsA-
VARIETIES AND FASHIONS STORE
With the assistance Of Mime. SOPHIE BOUTHO8.
Just received complete assortmentof
SILK VELVET HAT PATTERNS. FAsm0E-
ABLE ARTICLES Etc, Etc.
dis I'm
Santa Claus at the Fourth Dsstr5ek-
1910 as ,tse7s
WIN. KURTEN
Has opened his new and spacouss store, corner 1Ga>
zine and Josephine streets. with fresh I'D wsD
selected stock Of. ka 5ss~ aas&
~ ELEGANT JEwELRY,
- . FANCY GOODS -ox
And full line Of
Is, HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Of every description. Fresh goods and The lowssa
prices. Is y a131n
Department Of Finance.
CRY HALL, u
New Orleans Dec. 81, 1671sS
Proposals for the right to collect Licenses ~ -
year 1875 will be received at this Department NTH
FRIDAY lat 1aM.), the 18th Of january, in acoose-
ance with Ordinance No. 1914, adopted 30th inst
ED PILSBURY,
d31 2dp I'd AdministratOr of Finance
Ladies' HAIR Goods.
GEORGE T. SHILLING,
1871 DRYADEs STREET,
MANUFACTURES OF ALL KINDS or.
HUMAN HAIR, BRAIDS, sWITCHEE
CURLs AND CRIMPs,
n all Styles from the ightest to thedarkAst shad.
et, Steel, Pearl and Gilt HEAD ORNAlfxNrw
for the Hair,
md nd very large stock Of Perfumery, Combs, sess
City Git and country orders promptly attended to.
Mobile Underwriters.
AGGREGATE ASSETS, 81 ,oeo, 0oo Co..
lOB1LE. FIRE DEPARTMENT INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
Re-insured by the
lu1ens Mutual Insurance Company StsnsWnfs
insurance Company, Mobile Mutual hsurancas
Company, Washington Fire and Marine Inss-..
ance Company, of Mobile, Ala. - 4 -
FIRE RIVER NARINK
6asks taken ct the Lowest Tariff Rates by
L. W. BAQUID Agent
o20 I'm No. u Carondelet street.
FURNITURE
FOUGHT, SOLD AND STORED
% JOHN BOTS,
FURNITURE DEALER.
l5s and l54 Camp street.
Has on hand great variety Of
FURNITURE IN GOOD 0RDrH
Which he will sen chean
} 10 also prepared to purchase Seoona F.,Ar ~
nlture at liberal ratea M
moving, Storing, Repairing Varnishire uphoa. l
'orang promptly attended. Loans made ana
secured ON furniture stored. 56E't-T
1C KIN AND SHIPPING ATTENDED nc.
HOlylassd.
ENGRAvER AND PRINTER.
Is st. Charles streee.
' pa; invitations, Wedding and Visiting O,raa
10y SSnnslsve9 ana printed. Also al tindg Oh
a .a engraving in the best style. Ban ON.
1879 are specially invited to cal ANA - -. II
NJ
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. C. BEARD, Occulist,
............DAUPHINE STREET "a
Orleans Innrmary.
Office hours from 10 to 81 DE- r.
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ionser contestant but the legally elected and az
cepted Representative Of the parish Of Iberia
jay IL VIM F. SCHwING.
| Banditti" Kid Gloves.
| Large Reinforcements of the Above just Received
by Grapevine Express"
AN EXTRA NUMBER OF LEADERS" IN
THE GRADES OF 8. 4 and BUTTONS.
For the Special Qualification of
GEN. BOafBAsTEs SHERIDAN
Has been obtained, and win be offered at Low EY.
ures by SCI REEcpp
jay ltSdp Kid Glove Depot, 149 Canal at
II. PNciN. n
Z NJ " II. NJ II Oh
153 Royal Street, near 81. Peter.
Branch-2s St. Charles street near CORNER f,o,,,,.
Eirst man9iacturer OF the South Of Screwed Boots
ana Shoes Of Al styles warranted not to rim Eirst
premium gold medal obtained at Louisiana Sfata E;
1872 and silver medal 1873. ~ ~
hunting Shoes speciality. -; ias I'm
A Savings Bank Pass Boozc
With credit entered up, would make nice pn,,a.
Present for Children, and would teach them 10y
Wnlch might De Of great service in future lifa
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
Grunewald Han,
M. Brur. cash,sr J. l. GUBERNAroR,
10 1n,sJn o"'Act' President. |
r. NeUhaJ1,
Ne. 40 CAMP STREET.
WALL PAPER and WINDOW SHADES
Atgreatly reduced prices.
competent workmen sent to any part of the e;tv a,
puntry. 80 10y "
f FOR SerOeG3st-0t-Aruss
= THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OF Pssish Of Avoyelles
Election, January 4th, 1s75. d1s.ns A
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rudely prevented BY the timely Intervention
of Federal bayonets.
The actual occurrences do not warrant his
statement Of facts, and of course his conclu-
sions are unsound. But we cannot now show
the gross errors in his narrative Of events.
He then winds up thus: "What is the
duty of Congress2 Our position is not dis
similar to that we occupied in 1867. The
State was then reconstructed. Let the pro.
cess be repeated, and. mayhap, with the ex-
perience we have had, we can do better,
We can scarcely do worse" Now We see the
plan. The Radical party was defeated at the
last election. The force used and fraud com.
mitted by the United States and the Radical
party find neither sympathy NOR support any
where. Even in Congress the act of the
Government is not defended.
When the first coup d etat was inaugurated
BY the installation of Kellogg, the Radical
party here and in Congress opposed the pas
sage of any law ordering o new election.
Now, forsooth, four States must be recon-
'tructed on the basis that there is no form of
republican governments in either, and the
want Of republican government is chargeable
this State, in two instances, to the use of
'eaer"i bayonets; to the resort to arms to
'veFfhrow the will of the people "A coup
aa n an, State like the two admitted by-H.
J. Lioole in this STATE, is all sufficient to .
construct the States.
Inc letter y bold in many respects. Hell 6
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CTTY HALL, y
New Orleans, Dec. 81, 167AsS
Proposals for the right to collect Licenses ~ -
year 1875 will be received at this Department NTH
FRIDAY lat 12M.), the 18th Of january, in acooee-
ance with Ordinance No. 1914, adopted 3Oth inst
ED. PILSBURY,
d31 2dp I'd Administrator of Finance
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

NEW.Y0RH, Aug 5.-BREyRs-FTosh offerings were 80
hc4 ali at Jersey Cy, and the total Tor the
last three 23iJ against "a for The corresponding
time last week. Quality mainly cpmmOn The supply "a'
the trade the
were ai sellers figures, who gcnrr
ally with advance Of ut = H. Fair 10 0oc native
mon and mc'um do AT II l1l2 c i0 dress JG0JI n uir
Tio DO lGalc to dress So H. and ordinary Texans at
940lDc. 10 dress % n.
Nh j. soIntyre, wholesale saughercr who years
bas been Of tho largest operators in Texas cattle
Stopped pay yesterday with liabilities estimated at tlC
600 The statement made couple Of months IN heS"
bankruptcy with The droV' Was pleas
Hg Of The dealers who affirmed that u true.
Since then James lauRhIan has aled wh abou $4,000 in
drbtednc-s JfocA with 100000 aud T. Mcintyre,
W in - OOO0 Inc reported ailre Of Richard Bells
simply soppcd the prohtles business Of slaughter
ing for MaainS StOn market, and took O his Oat
standing paper,
Tie dro. city Is for Mori. Waixcls
& Goa 10 iOr Wc3'hcntr Williams cans for Segcl Il
Iiealcy for G. Kahn and ears for sherman CO.
has Kahn sold L Texan steers, cvt average a 1c. p
dress ID O the gross evil ~ dO J2 cWl at lOc 10
dress - n -
D g. culver sold for sherman Co AZ Cherokee steers ;
cwt average ~ S2c q - dress % ", Win 1Oc head ol
: W Sherman sold fr " Abcrton 10 Colorado steers -.
cwt ay,ce lie ~ ~ 10 dress 80 10 the gross evil Gnd
.y3 40. cSt. at lOa l. lLsc, TO dress SO b
NJ (;odfmIth sold, for Morris Naxels Co, 80 Indiana
Steers o.4 cWt n IL 6I3e H. 10 dress % 10 10 the gross
" Ian,eibf,k sold MoIis Waxcls II co., 81 Ilino
steers 5i44G rw, - lOd ii nc. H. 10 drcss % u 10 the
gross cW % do G2 cwt, Rt I2asc, Ia dress 81 -.
amucs sold, os Morris WalIo- & Co. G5 Illinois steers,
IA cyt 123.Hl32c N, ~ dIess 511JS 70 the giOss
owt aud ls do, ga cwt, nj II &c, 10 dress 90 n
The last three anst 037 fOr tho corresponding time
woek. Mkied soals Imer and higher, but butter
mix grasses duh with downward tendency.
Mik ycals ranged from &C. 10 lOc II few Dutrmk
changed hands az eGa8f y head
Ege sold Mount Holly veals. 200 average at &c.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

A,u,yy tug WHEAT dal. Iyc noninaly quoted in the
5ssr for Wc,r, in oi| cav, ilrny hid; sa~- .. rrse
car So >oi Sc on piyai, rr,a; Loo d" de Oh pl,.
car 30 Mliio 4e ~ So. one car 70 Aly,d sal. at
&c Barley moro active WIN f.5c sales on private terms
Gll1MoGi Au, 5-Cotton quc; ana firm low Nliadline,
49, Flour very strong and active ai ull prices Howard
srce and Wrst,m .<tia - 0G 80 ~ Gy Niils lGn.s
mcdil g-adc OF; No; western amber 81 - Mi@cl !o
"a d'iH@i 1 S % uI dp i on on sonri M @ ,iI7rr
ti2', Witt, ~. g,, do 'Yr1v- s,. WrstcI, MIA
&C., , & wi ;G SPa ,, Ga,s I; & s'Ign ,2@ ni Sq9T ~ &
f22ass2 20 lnlI IicitsShonGi'r o4c. Clear lno Se.
% &C., dic 'S E S Sc i35sa & iiam i
aul unchanged. ieioieulh dtl a-d nominal Conoe quiet
i6,l6; aug b. fonr-Iecyip. com Forward slowly. aud
,l5e M 2l h' a. 5 : G 6 a. smon SST % s 5a .s q 90 %
cousin aud minnesota tXas, 80 5oqa5 80; Whle Whch
@ s7@sG '. Whc @ Wlea' i'SI s. Ios s. % S6 s6ahern
,nily l T,pay ." rnne 81 = 30 Corn FIRM n in
irdtmaai a 9Oag5c. bush firm. with Tend ny
I've ~ - bGsh shorts rine Fced and MidIngs 500
S 2cs e 600 bas ss's oa o 1H ! o sr no'i o S@ S push
Ety oa Ar & t GS o ssefSgE & , Gs'2 y ' i
9SaG = 1Sai % sSoo o b. IrsG heat 800 % bush ' o 100
200 t6s wheat $50 busl; Corn, 1000 bush, 0ai.
iS iaSGo S Sa.h c&h i%. 5oo usa i to iSlSr
10000 bush Com, 5so push frcights by oanai-Whr;
neiaaed 1oos hrn aud Sciiysj 900 E6t sei -!
Am6r u 2jsio tor White 50 Tor Rye = 80 40 ior
Ne| PiOsN wheat dhll ana hrn sai's o Soo nHsn ~
Hard Miv aukoc, 70 afrvrjt ~ 80 .; 1000 bash NO
milwaukee, sool At " 40. Corn quiet and sales Of
1909 bush. sample private terms 1900 bush. No
Mixed Western az - ac, including ear lots oats, Rye
aud HaIioyioHe here Pork, Lard and Hishwines quiet
and unchanged.
CHnrN50. Ang Flour quiet hut Ann wheat generally
unchanged, bu somo slos rathcr lower closed shade
higher; chicago Spring ri 81 spot No. do ~ zB,
sI"t VI 25 seller september II 22agtl =. seller an te
year No. do, 81 lSi2rtl 10 Rejected " O1Gtl va
Curn quiet aud weak 10 Mixed, 7la-67l c, spot or
selor August gg734c, SELLER stplcmbor Coz seller a
Rejected bSl2 1Ggc Oat1- Demand aguvc, ana
prices advanced 80. 2 zoe, rot 4Glc. bid hngpsi
ale bid september Rejected bic Farley strong and higher
No Spring has sod al ~ los ole a. a "a 'eiri 7 ~
prices No. Sc. rork-Far demand but at lower ais
Al - spot; f2 S50t2l o. s,ner S.piemb'r s-l oo~
s2l CO. .eller Cct)trr Lard dun and over l3Scy spot
sl9 A. selor Augns Sl3 G0g5i2 o. ssg sc,srmnsr.
Bulk steady ard hrLi WHISKY, III - hrfrifis
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