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THE TURF.
The Races at Saratoga.


SARATOGA. July 3l-The first race to-
day was freee Rndicap for all ages, purse
$500, distance one mile. Nine started
Countess wen by over length, Inspiration
second, McDaniels' FLY third, Leander
foureb. Time, Lady.
The second race was for purse of $500,
of which 500, with the entrance money, to-
second horse; two miles and one eighth.
Five started. fNandalite took the lead ut
the start, but was passed by Invoice at the
quarter pole, who kept the lead Sato the
three quarters, when Vanda.ite df3w out
and led Q big length. In passing the stand
the second time Madge went ahead near the
half mile, Mate second. At the three
quarters Mate made a squirt and went to
the front, winning the we'll contested race
by q length, Madge second, Monmouth
Mird, Vandalite fourth, Invoice fifth.
Time-3:46Ia.
The third race was a handicap hurdle;
purse $3.50, of which $l5O' to the second
horse; mile heats ovet61our hurdles, dis
lance eighty yards; The first Heat was won
by CaribOo by three lengths, Daylight
second, Warrior third, Minnie Mao fourth,
Prodigal Son fifth, Tipperary gelding sixth,
Bullet last. Tims-1:54A.
1T was fgst announced that the second
heat was taken by Daylight, and Cariboo
second, but the judges decided it dead
heat; Bullet was third. The Tipperary
gelding fell over the last hurdle. Time
tS2h.
The ehird heat apd the race was won by
Cariboo, beating Daylight by head.
Ime-l:53lh
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Telegraphic Developments.

It is now an open sscret that Mr.. William
Orion, president of the Western. Union Tel
egraph Company, who has bel hampered
some time by Obstructionist directors, has
joined hands with Jay Gould in Q combina-
ton that will in tm0 place this gigantic
monopoly under the latters control. Should
this be done it Will lead to an immediate
consolidation of the Atlantic and Pacific
line with the Western Union Telegraph
Company, and Rlace the telegraph lines Of
the whole country in the hands of its most
conscieueeless speculator.
There 14no use Of wasting epithets over
the matter; exQletives fail to do justice to
the occae1pn. The government gave mil
lionsof acres of land and millions of dol
lars to build . railway to the Pacific, but
only to make depot In Jay Goulds pocket.
He hos Looked the whsle thug u his safe.
Now he has taken . fancy to the telegraph,
and that drops into his hand. The editors
who amuse themselves by firing squibs
ct the Tall Tower may Is we'll save
their paper and lay by their popguns.
The man who owns and runs that con-
- knows what he is about. Next o.
toeer he will have the Antlre telegraphic
eystem of the country under his control.
Encouraged BY his success in using the
Tribune and Times last winter to knock
dawn tho Pacific Nail stock go that he could
pi6k it up and make that line play directly
into his hands and complete his railway
monopoly, he now proposes to use the press
of the whole country to further his gigantic
speculations. And every paper in the
Udited States that uses the telekraph will
be at the mercy of this unprincipI6d
operstoa Then t. pres of the country
viii sec ID know its 1poster. M Charles
"A. Dana, Mr.. Wllliam Cullen Bryant,
Mr.. Manton Marble, Me- Murat Halstead,
and Bowles and Watterson, and all the rest
of the men who have been snamored of
private enterprise and have advocated gov.
nmeutal paralyie ON principle, will have
: chance to behold and admire the york
mQ q their policy in gigantic r1ivste
despotism- Gentlemen of the press, how
do you think you will fancy tho features of
th6nsw master yoa have helped make for
And when Gould 10 the tele-
graph, and refuses to grant facility to any
paper that refuses to bah or bear % he die
49, vhae are 90 going to do about it |
That Z whss We want to knov.-Ntr York
Graphic.
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experience and of . long, patient ana con-
scientious study. l have expressed them
Zine and again in conversation, IN pubilc
meetipQs. in convention, and in my place in
the Senate. stand by them, Whatever may
be my political fate; bat do not assume
70 be infallible, and ruthiessly condemn
men as sincere as / am who entertain
different opinion; much less Dan ] san6oion
q disruption of the Democratic. party be
cause in 0 single State it has 30 happened
that's convention chosen to nominate state
officers only-oficers Who will have no
jurisdiction of the currency qnestion.has
upon this ono Al Dtion adopted platform
that my judgment does not approve.
have been q Democrat all my lite, and
when and where to be Democrat was to
be politically ostracised. ! have clung to
The party in it's darkest hours, as well as in
fs brightest, with something akin to devo-
ZION, because my head aud heart approved
Its fundamental principles. yet look to
1t as destined to restore to the
%epublic constitutional, honest and econom,
zeal government; to promote frSternal
feelings between all its parts, and to per-
petuate free institutions for ages to come,
and can not, by any word or act Of mine,
contribute TO its overthrow. know that it |
is not infallible, for no party is infaliible.
4 know that it has committed errors, |
and that every party has committed them,
Oub ALSO KNOW tHdb itS prluciples arc
sound, and its purposes are hsnest |
and patriotic. 1t, therefore, we'll de-
serves and commands my support, and
although my influence may be small, and
my service little worth, it has just claim
to them both. can not deny that the hard
money Democrats of ONO with whom act
have been tainted and ridiculed. and self
respect and the duty l owe to them de-
mands that 1 should say frankly and clearly
what they and ! believe, and that | should
get forth why, without inconsistency, hui
initiation or loss of honor, we can support
our ticket. have said and repeated it,
that we can, without dishonorror surrendeR
Of any principle, support the ticket, and
have givenHO some reasons for this opinion.
No platform was ever adopted By any
received the approval OF every member of
the party. There is always something in
serted or something left out that causes
criticism. People have to a great extent1
ost faith in platforms. Again, thec
rency question, SO far as legislation can
affect it, lies with Congress. The officers to
DO elected in Ohio this year will have, as :
AVE already said, no jurisdiction over it. 1t !
8 national and not a mere State concern, :
md although every State has q perfect q
light to express its opinion on it, and
nay very properly do go, yet it's solution 10
,evolved upon the representatives OF all a
he States inCongress assembled, and tho q
lraftiDg of a national platfOrmSurOhi it, to
unlimited to tho people, is the Office OF .
iati0nal convention. LEI,
Mr.. Thurman also reviewed the action of !,
he government in regard to Louisiana and a
Arkansas, and the national administration
It the past fourteen years, charging the
after With great corruption. !,
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NEW YORK. O.
They Deny.

NNw YORK, July 3l.-The report circu.
lated that several theatrical people are
heavy lOserSSof Dun&n, Sherman g. Co., is
without foundation, in many instances. and
.etters have been received from ]. T. Ray.
mond, John Brougham and William Wheat
~ denying that thy are losers.
Failed.
Schhale s. Frow tter, extensive lager
beer brewers Ct Marion, New Jersey, failed
for about $75, 900.
6. G. Helen and IF 5. Bogert, two
brokers, Vho went into "shorts" of stocks
On Duncan, Sherman & Co.'s failure and
failed tocover in time, suspended yesterday.
n Esh6 for Bessie.
A fund 10 being raisde for Bessie Turner
by the plymouth congregation.
The Tweed Case.
Judge Barrett has afused the motion to
locate, arrest or reduce the bail in the
Tweed case.
uea1Ied fof Europe.
Mgr. Roncetti, the ALLOCATE, and his sec-
aetary, Rev. DR.. Ubaldi, Of the Papal legs-
tion, sailed for Europe to-day. They were
escorted down the bay by steamer, con.
tanning members OF the Catholic clergy and.
aaity, and were TRANSFERRED 10 the ocean
steameg at tho NarrowA
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FOREIGN.
Two Fighting Frenchmen.

TosDoN. July 3l.-The Times reports tina,
Henri ROchetort, ON the tenth instant, sat
letter to Paul Cassagnac calling on him to
como to Geneva immediately with his sec.
Dnds. Tho cause OF the challenge is certain
articles in lie Pays in 1872. Cassagnac re-
piled with an excessively abusive letter,
giving RcchefOrt the choice of weaponA and
appointing Proces Alexander d. Wagran
end Count Harrison biz seconds.
MN. Perrin and Ordinance having con-
eenteo to act - Rocheforts seconds, Id be
met those of \. de Casssgnac in Paris to
arrange the terms Of the duel. They claim
that as their principal is the Asulted party,
he has not onS the choice of ws6pons, but
the right to determine the distance.
They then demanded the men should
meot with pistols at Q distance of five
PAGES, and shootat the cord of command.
N. de Cassagnac's seconds said IT, was
eimply murder. for when the arms of the
combatants were extended the muzzles of
Aheir weapons would almost touch. NJ.
Rochefort's representatives. refused to admit
those objections. They said that their
principal, considering the Importance of the
case, had been particular about the condi.
&i0ns.
The friends of M. de Cas4gnac then
Sfoposed that the distance be thirty PAGES,
each combattaAt to be allowed to advance
five steps after words are given; the time
of the firing to be optional, and shooting to
continue until one of the parties fell.
Rocheforte seconds declined this PROPOSE
ton, and the patter rests there.
The Daily News has dispatch stating
that an article has been drawn mp abd
signed by the seconds of both parties, De.
claring it impossible to settle the conditions
of tho duel.
Tho Court Of .Isauiry upon the Loss Of
the Vlcksburgs
The report made to the Board q Trade
by the court of inquiry appointed to inves-
tigate tho less Of the steamship vicks
burg, of the Dominion line, isspuhlishSd.
Tho court il Of opinion that when Ice was
reported ct night ON both bows, II The
0aster Of the vicksburg had hove to until
daylight, according to tho compsny's ln.
Itructions, the catastrophe would In I'll
probability have been avoided.
Tho evidence shows neglect Of practice in
the boats. which 10 prescribed in
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the compdhy's directions. Had these been
carried out, the boats would have. been
lowered earlier, and the court is strongly OF
| opinion that every lite would have been
saved. The further delay is attributed TO
the natu1Nl reluctance of the captain to
abandon his vessel while hope Of saving
her remained.
The Bible q Tarksy.s
New York, July 3I.-A ConstantinopIe
dispatch ssys the government has author
iz6 the circulation Of the Bible in Turkey.
The Emperer's Shootin9 Prize.
eSTUrTGARr, July 3l.-TS Emperor Viii
linG has contributed prize of honor to be
competed for at the national shooting
match
BERLIN, July 3l.-B~on" Won Sweitzer,
leader Of the Social Democrats, is dead.
Factory Burned
BELFAST, July 3l.-The B9badwood weav-
ing factory burned to-day. Loss, $3.50, 900.
Seven hundred employees are thrown out Of
employment.
s Fire In 81. PessRsburg.
eS1. PETERSBURG, July IA fire broke
out on Thursday in the own of Brisnsk.
end ragged until to-day, when it was ex.
tinguished byrain. Two-thirds of the place
was destroyed. The inhabitants became
panic stricken during the cOnnagratiOn4 nd
fed to the fields for protection. Briansk
contained population of $4,000 persons.
Socialists Imprisoned.
Two students aud two citizens who were
harged with being implicated in social.
lists movement have been convicted ana
to ten Year, imprisonment each.
Four other persons who were convicted Of
the same offense were sent to prison for
short time
Frepchvar Expenses.
VERSAILLES July 3l.-The National As
'embly to. day voted an appropriation of |
100000 francs for supplementary war |
Expenses
Killed in the Riot.
BERNE, July 3l.-FOur of the striking
vorkmen on &. Gothard tunnel were killed
nd eight wounded when the Swiss troops
strikers last Thursday. The
hen have resumed work.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
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NEW ORLEAW REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
SATVRDAY RvRNIyG Jnlv31 1878

NEW ORLEAW REPUBLICAN, OFFICE, J
SATURDAY EvENING. July 81. 1875.
Some of our prominent banking iustitu-
lions report good demand for discounts.
but at Others the business is hnited. Tho
general movement Is still insufficient to en-.
ploy any considerableportion Of the capital
on deposit.
A fair inquiry for money. is reported on
the street, but the class OF paper offering is
not generally IN demand.
Scarcely anything is doing in foreign sor
domestic exchange, of which the Quotations
are unchanged.
In stocks we notice some movement of
gas and insurance shares, of which the
particulars are given below. City bonds
continue dull and nominal. Some sales of
neWStats cOnsols are reported at about pre-
vious quotations.
We regret to learn that the United States
receiver of the.New Orleans National Bank
ing Association is compelled to enforce the
personal liability OF the shareholders to the
full extent of the par value of their stock
$50 per share.
We also learn that the premium bond plan
is generally accepted on the continent as
we'll as in London, which gives assurance of
its success.
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MARINE intelligence.
OFFICE OF TEE REPUBLICAN, !
Sunday, August !, 1875,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British sstes%.hip ebsron Fsnney for Liverpool
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
Ataiian DARK Dominica Lanats, Resasco, for Cetts
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Knickerbocker, Kemble, fronPNew York
D.; zitn eitimq Moulton-2d district
Brig .s ssay " o.pyf vanye 50 days from Rio Js
neno' " ' fnlpps &co-lst district
sTEAMBoATs.
Texas. Stinde from Grand Rcora
MIME MIME Avery FRENCH, MOO s. MartinsvilI.
Htce Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coast
IBERIA, Morse. from Lower Coast
BELOW COMING UP.
6ar e E,oss, Do Vega, days from Porto Rico.
AT QUARANTINE STATION.
Steamship Juniata, Catharine, from Phil.de,nbi in
o.. l1tn instant. viz Havana, to AYorke Leo
S''i.a port: g from Ha7'n. VIA Flor
EXPORTS.
&c. GErTE-Bark Dominica Lsnata- go 900 slaves 300
MISUNDERSTANDING Oberon-2al b.,.. mt.
tom. eoSns whest II 6ulkls bbls Hour zoo
- Ss oses mos.
S: iron 10 hides III 500 empty SseS
.PKNSzCOLA-Steamship Lizzie-6oo aka corn On
~ co0ee 200 ebls -four 10 bbls pork cks meat
nnos sugar Is bble sugar 10 bbs whiskv 10 to- lad
PDNSACO1A-StesnE Amite-5O0 ar. .orr an
Ske oats 0ks bran 10 bbls Whiskv 10 bhis smsa. a.
nan Dds nour R0 bbls -four half bbls vhisfv 10
dds whisky 20 bAles by l6 pkgs mdse
IMPORTS.
nkW Y0Bk-Stedmship Knickerbocker--Astd
. BIO JANElRo-Bhg Mary vanvell-4soo bag,
~, RECEIPTS OFsPRODUCE.
o HANO ECORR-Steamer Tens h.la. co+to,
% =. ~ cotton oeed 81 heed cattle and sundrieS
"a h,aaH AnINSv!tLh-Steamer Manic Averv-
:IoWEs Qf 6sl'es o-lo,.-4 s.,,. broom
cor 49, Aoes is bbls onions ma snnSr.ss 'o'NA
- wss OO 1-eta1m9 Roc IGmer-5O bbls
AOwkR COAST-oee1mWIb mSa-Sundrie.
1eC1Pw BY RAILROADs.
1OkGAP6 LOQINANA AND TRXaR 8AupoAn
sna :nnSr - enlons "a skapotstoes 81 head cattle
;, INV osIRAxs And hosnx .An,o.n mi,
eks bacon 100 bbls lime I3l bbls rosin ana
MEMORANDA.
(By Tslsusph]
~ 1ew York, July 81, 1875.
10 4. Houlton-The steauahin Nav Orleans.
'S'"'a DeafooEn, arrived at 10 4. N. to-day.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST /, 1875

CREST space Of country and some appre-
hension Of freshet in the river here 10
LoUnvmLs, July 3l.-Hivee falling rap
idly, with fifteen feet six iaches in the canal.
leans. Gore heavy rims to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, July 81, 1875.
CoTToN-The marlet was 6early at a
standstill to-day, the only sale reported be-
ing ID bales Nothing transpired to indi.
cate any change in prices, and we accord
ingly repeat our previous quotations. We
give also the figures and report of the Ex-
change, in full, q below:
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Green hides are lower this week, and no
sales we're reported, with stock accumulat-
ing: Dry remain dull, with prices as above.
Wool is off about 10 " ID, and we quote
Lake at 3Sc; Louisiana 28c; bury Is a27c.
TallOw firm at from $3.50.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

July s445,0ss 70 s7soes g 9!
Total last week........... sso.s74 So 5io,i4s 81
Total weak before........ 3.68S,s76 o. 8s0y6s5 Ii
We continue to quote first class CONNER.
cial paper and collateral loans at 500 p
cent y annum discount; AL do at 1O0l2
! and second grade at 150l8. First class
mortgages continue 70 rule at S09 y cent
y annum, while second grade are entirely
| nominal.
Gold opened at 1928 0ll2A, against n2lt
! at New York. and after q limited business
closed at 1l2A ll3, against 1925 in that
market. where it touched 1l3 during the in
| term. The sales we're confined to $l2 900,
| embracing $4,000 at 1925; $4,000 at 1923;
$4,000 at lib; S2O0Ol at ll3A, and $4,000 at
1885.
! No sales of silver were reported. Amer
lean half-dollars were still quoted at l04k
| 0l05l4, and Mexican dollars at 93093I4,
| gold.
Foreign exchange was Mithout quotable
variation, even under the advance of gold
to il3. The only sales of sterling reported
we're fleoo Al clear at S. ASH, and 9looo
Not single transaction was reported in
francs.
At the close sterling bills were still
quoted nominal at IS 40 for bill of lad.
inn and AL dear, and as 50 for bank,
aud francs nominal at 465 O 4.633a for cop-
mercial. and AGO for bank.
There continues to be scarcely any move
ment in New York sight. The offerings
are extremely light. as we'll as the deoand,
which at most of the banks il covered by
xemittances of currency by express.
Others appear to have balances of domestic
exchange to their credit in New York, on
which they draw. The only sale of New
York sight reported to-day was $2O, 900 pri-
vate bankers' at l6 " cent premium. We
also noticed sale of $4,000 commercial
on Providence at Is y cent premium.
The banks continue to check on New
York at % y cent premium, and com lher-
cial sight is still quoted at SIG.
The sales of stocks included 10 shares
Factors and Traders Insurance Company at
sS3, so old New Orleans Gaslight Company
at -, and, within . few days past, Or
Jeans Insurance Company at $3l and $31 so.
!: We noticed some inquiry for city bonds,
far apart, scarcely anything was done.
Quotations continue nominal. The only
sale reported was $1,000 new currency seven
per cents, with coupon, at 1925.
New State consolidated seven per cents
are weak at SO 053A. The only sale re-
ported was $50, 900 at SO.
We noticed the following sale at auction
to-day by Messrs. r. NJ. & 3. j. Montgom
Mulhull es al. vs.. Cobb. Dolhonds g. Co.,
in bankruptcyl old Louisiana six per |
cent bonds of $500 each at 371s.
Metropolitan Police warrants are quiet |
and no sales are reported. but they continue |
to be held at 65 068.
State warrants continue without any ap. |
parent movement. Issdes of 1874 were still |
quoted at 400 IS; 1873 and previous years,
at S5Q36. and do, not fundable, at |
-Q29.
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AMERICAN AtANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION

There PAS some inquiry, but without any
operations being contaminated. At the
same time the favorable tenor of the Liver.
pool dispatches inspired factors with more
confdDnce.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for ehipment,
was set down at the opening thia morn
ing at $500 bales. embracing 5000 for
Liverpool 1900 for Havre and 500 for the
North, which, when deducted from The
stock on hand by our running statement
yesterday evening, lesves II. 400 bales to
represent the quantity ct the landing and
in presses unsold OF awaiting orders.
The Exchange reporfs: 'B11es IL bales,
Market dull and unchanged"
Receipt. proper since last evening @
bales, against IS ON Last Saturday. end 70
Last year, and since August 81, go, As bales,
against ], 2l4, 349 Last year. ecreass 2l9, 8H.
The Exchango kilograms make the receipts
Ct III the ports nom u n. yesterday to
II u. tedSy SS2 bsles, sgsipSt 3l6 last
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LIST oTLErTERs

Reaaaislne u Dc NeW OgisaAs Plstohloe
August 1, 1875.
Office hours On Sundays from 10 A. n. to 12 II.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised and giW data
LADIES, L1@H.
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Stock Of Produce ON Hand This Day.
New ORLEANS, July 81, 1875.
We are indebted y Messrs. Trepagnier &
Co. foHthe following statement Of stocks of
provisions oakland this day, July 81

Weekly Quotations Of Hides, Etc.
Messrs. Hay e. Mehle furnish us the fol-
lowing repoAk Their quotations represent
actual sales q first hands. Weighing,
bundling, drayage and commission have to
be added:
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MEMORANDA.
N 1eleazsphl

~ a nr,. A0W 1oSKs July II, Id7s.
n Aeuiton-The stsanship New Oy,eaus
'p'"'n DeafooEn, arrived At 10 4. N. to-day.
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British steamship 0beron, Hanney, for Liyerpool
SSteanship Hudson, eager, fdf New York
SSteamshlp Lizzie Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams. for PensacOla
Italian bark Dominica Lanats, Resasco, for Cetts
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week and 1888 last year, and sisce August
81, 3.453. Alb bales, against 3,740, $50 up to
Friday noon, July 30, last year Excluding
the above 1885, decrease 2S6, 7T.
Exports Friday to Great Britain 81 balea,
against none last week end 1903 last year,
and to the continent none, AGAINST 636lbales
last week and none last year.
Stocks at oil the delivery ports made up
to IL NJ. l23. 438 baleA again1 1858 Last
week, and l76, 468 last year.
COTTON sTATRMENTs
Bales.
Stock on hand September 1874 1883
Arrived since last statement. q
Arrived previously. ......:. 81. .l,l45,21s
Additional bales from city GIN.
nings, intens and loose..... 1885,, Isl, 1853
..'''-'.''.. Ai'o,SLo
Cleere0 tO-QAy...... .............. 1910
cleared pr( lOusly. ..............l,lA 9 15a
Consumed st Lehm1n, Abraham
Co.'S cotton mill. ........... 1851, Isl 1913
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v tb.
BACoN-Small stock, in request, nd held
at l0Ac for shoulders 1871 1850 for clear
rib sides, and l4c for clear sides, with some
offers of less refused. A lot Of 20 casks
shoulders sold TO arrive on MQndav at
10hc y 6. A lot of 5 casks clear sides sold
At l37ssY fb. a
BREAKFAST BAcoN-The market ID bare,
Supplies are called for, and wOulA COM
mand Ice y tb. A lot of six boxes sold at
that price.
LARD-Only job demand at I4014kc
for tierce, and l5c for key.
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare.
Small lots are arriving by rail for forwasd-
WHEAT IN BULK-Tke market IA bare.
European orders are here unexecuted.
WHBKr-Quiet but firm, With assmall
stock ON hand. Louisiana rectlfied ia Quoted
st 81 20, and Western at 81 q y esllon.
HANs-Choice sugar-curGd, small ia. ~
in light supply and in demand at l4c; large
are rnther dull ct 1875 q 1870 y Is. "A iot
OF Is tieeces medium size sold ssl3hc y is.
CosE N ~ SAcKsIThe stock on hand COM
prises 1000 sacks. Only $50 saoks sold.
ofwhieh 100 yellow at so; $50 mixed st
S6c; 100 yellow ct $50, and $50 whito mixed
at 9lc, and $50 white in burlaps, q go y
buahol.
0A1s-nodeeats demand, ct ysstsrdav,s
prices. Tho stock on hand comprises IL, 200