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The Republican journal., 1875-08-12

The Democrats OF Belfast are requested TO assem-
Bile in Caucus on Saturday, AUG. II, at the Court
House, al O'Clock, l.. Nj, 10 choose twenty delegates
to she Democratic County Convention, 10 be trll
Aus. list. Per Order.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12
Monroe.

The Democrats OF Monroe VII meet IN caucus "A
the iIla@c school House, on W cdnesdny, Aug. 18th
1T six O'clock T. NJ, to choose Delegates to tile
Count, Convention To be holden at Belfast, Aug
DIST. Per order.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12
Stop That Cough.

No pulmonary complaint however obstinate.
can resist the healing influence Of DIR. MORRIS
SYRUP OF TAR, WILD CHERRY AND llORE-
HOUND. Nothing that we have ever sold acts
50 promptly and efectually, in coughs, colds,
hoarseness, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases
of the throat, lungs and chest leadingto con-
sumption. 1t is certain cure for WHOOPING
COUGH and GROUP. Contains no opium and is
pleasant to take. Cough worn victims whose
lungs are racked and torn with paroXysms that
threaten to choke them, find speedy relief in its
use. Trial size 10 cents. Ask for Mr.. Norris
Syrup, take no other. Sold by VIM. O. Poor
a Son Belfast, ALFRED HOOPER, Searspori,
A. j. JORDAN. Orland. j. w. PERKINS q Co,
Portland, General AGENTS. 1Yrl6
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12


withdrawal Of Llewellvn Powers of Houlton,
who, finding Gen. Plaisted of this city has
worSted him, has, it is reported on good al-
thority, requested the delegates pledged to HIM
not to attend the convention. THIS creates
great excitement as some of Powers managers
state that they will defeat Plasted at the polls
bv voting for the Democratic candidate, who
ever he NAV be. Neither Plaisted nor Powers
fair to 90 on. Powers chief manager offers to
bet $500 that Plaisted cannot be elected.
An exciting scene was witnessed in 4
New Orleans Courtroom the other day,
the leading actors of which were Il mother
and her child and charitable lady. Some
five months ago Mr.. Charles Astelle pick
ed out of the street a half-naked and half
starved little girl of about seven years of
age. This little wait of humanity was
seemingly drifting about the city, without
friends OF home. She was kindly cared
attached to her and her family. About
three months ago the mother OF the wait
came to the surface and visited the child.
At first she was satisfied to allow her to
remain in the home she had found, but as
time passed on she desired the possession
OF the child Mrs. Astele raised no OBJ
iections further than to advise that the
child be allowed to remain where she
was The mother was memorable, and
determined to have her. In this she was
foilcd, rs the child refused to 90 with the
mother, and the mother was not strong
enough to take her by force As 4 last re-
sort the mother, Pauline Gray les, applied
tor a writ OF habeas corpus for her child
Cecle. During the hearing OF the case in
Court last week the child broke out into
violent sobbing, and. with tears streaming
from her eyes, begged the Judge in pite
Gus tones not to give her to her mother.
The little one through her tears said that
her mother drank whiskey and beat her,
that She was afraid OF her The Judges
sympathies We're with the child. but he felt
that he must obey the law, and so decided
that the mother should have the child.
The child Sprang from her chair and fled,
screaming with terror, to the Judge. She
grasped his arm and chung to him sob
bng, begging, pleading that he would
protect her The Judge could stand it no
longer. His humanity overbaanced his
respect for the law. and he reversed his
decision and commanded the child to be
placed in charge of Il Young lady who had
brought her into Court.
FEll.El EG, Me, Aug. j. A sad affair
happened at East Fryeburg on Tuesday
resulting in the severe injury Of Il man by
the name of Hoyt at the hands Of John
Gilman. l1oyt, who was intoxicated had
entired little girl of Giman's some six
years of age, into an uninhabited house.
The two were found here by the mother
nnl l,,,I lac, h., Il;
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12

1t looks as if strikes were to become common
all over England. The condition of an unem
ployed manufacturing population can hardly be
imagined.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12
BOSTON MARKET .

MONDAY, Aug.
BUTTER We quote Choice Vermont and New
ork at 29a;0c; good do at 21a41c medium and fair
AT 22a2ic, choice Western at 2GA2sc fair to good At
2ja,i5c
CHEESE We quote fine Northern factory at II
l-2a12 2c and Western at Hall &c good cheese
sells at lOalU &c, and common and medium line nj
JaOc.
EEGS-rhe demand continues light at l9t2toc l'l
doz
BEANS. We quote Western nj s.. 10, and North
ern and Eastern at So 25a2 30 per bush. elbow
eyes are duh ut 81 Dab 90 per bush.
HAI-We quote prime coarse hay at So, with oc
casional sales ut $23 medium hay Is 90, fine dc
at Sl7 90 and swale hay at Sl0 per ton. Straw IS
Tor oat.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12
Collectors Notice.

EREMIAH GRANT, ESQ, Prospect, is author
= l1td TO receive taxes for the town, also Tor
9chool District No. 3 and give valid receipts for the
same
ALBERT HERMAN, Esq, Prospect Ferry
Is authorized oreceve taxes for the town. also for
SCHOOL District No. :, and give valid receipts for the
same
ARTHUR HEAGAN, Collector
Prospect, Aug. I, ls15.-3 w6*
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12
DIED.
SHIP NEWS
PORT OE BELFAST

ARRIN ED.
August ith ~chs, Dione, Sylvester, Castine; s. j
Gilmore, Han, saco.
SAILED
August ID, schs. Aurelia, Irask, Bangor; Malabar
WEIGH, Bangor
August 9TH, schs. NJ, W. Drew, French, Bath; j
q. Drew, Wadn, Bath.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12
Pauper Notice.

'IiilS IS TO FORBID all persons harborng or
- trusting Elizabeth Jakins and her child Henry
". Jakns, paupers OF slesboro, AT said towns eN-
penSeas suitable provisions have been made for their
maintenance, therefore shall pay no bills con
tracted on their account. CHAS. NASH
Per Order OF the overseers OF lslesboro.
August 4, lS1J-:;W6
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12

Customers would do well to look at our
GOODS and PRICES, for we have marked
them down 80 LOW, that one and all can see,
that rare bargains can be obtained at our store
out the LARGEST PORTION of our ~TOCk
and for that purpose we offer them to the
Public at even discount from the wholesale
prices.
Below we quote a few of our Goods at the
prices we shall sell them at from this day and
continue to sell them until this advertisement
IS changed or withdrawn.
> CASES FULL NADER PRINTS, ELEGANT
- styles, 6 IA Cts. per yard
> BALES BROWN COTTON. YARD WIDE
> CTS. per yard, former price 10 Us.
10 In, BLEACHED COTTON, NICE QtAL
X ity, IL l-2 Cts per yard.
q PIECES EXTRA HEAVY COTTON ELAN.
- mel II Cts. per yard former price = c.
TO YD WIDE cAMBRGcs oNLl IA cr-.
20 per yard
y EMNANr CA,lBRIcs 10 AND I2l-2 Ct
IL per yard,
300 slip II CO. former p Hi r : g.
$4,000 % !>i}''1d and Or @EF . a &G@ a
tiers, to be sold less than cost ana for what tA,t
will bring
ID ENrNANrs OF DRESS GOODS FOR MIssE~
i n Wear selling AT a Great Sacrifice.
- EMNANTS OF MARSEILLES AND TIQJE-
25 Cts per Yard that sold " high a. Il, ct--
(HEckEp STIRRING FLANNEL. IArEA
- weight, IA Cts. former price . ct-.
NToOLENS FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAE..
w 81 cts. per yard, former price +: I By.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12
Withdrawal Of Mr. Powers from tn
CONGREGATIONAL Canvass,

BANGOR, Me-, Aug.1. An entire and an un.
expected change was made in the aspect of at'
fairs concerning the Republican nomination fol-
congress in this district to-day, by the practlca
withdrawal Of Llewellvn Powers of Houlton
who, finding Gen. Paisted Of this city has
worsted him, has, it is reported on good au-
thority requested the delegates pledged to him
not to attend the convention. This creates
great excitement. as some of Powers managers
state that they will defeat Paisted at the polls
by voting for the Democratic candidate, Who
ever he NAV be. Neither Plaisted nor Powers
will enter into Il compromise, so the fight bids
fair to 90 on. Powers chief manager offers to
bet $500 that Plaisted cannot be elected
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12

They think at Washington that they
have caught the robbers Of the $l1 900
from the treasury Bat fellows who have
stolen millions are still at large.
Experiments are being made at Ellis
worth with view to substitute sweet fern
for hemlock bark for tanning purposes.
The Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows OF
Maine held session at Portland on Tues
day, Grand Master Laughton presiding.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Waldo Democratic County Con-
VentiOn,
Saturday, August 81. 1875,

The Democrats of Waldo County are requested to
meet in Convention, by their delegates, at the Court
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12

He jumped ont Of bed in I hurry and filling
the bowl with water commenced washing his
face. Having finished his additions he reached
up to the towel rack to find it empty, and Then
in'o the stand drawer with like success. Then
he stood Still for a moment. with eyes q, ~Hd
ana the water dripping from him and looking
like marble Statue under fountain, then sud
denly cnvcloping his head in the front folds of
his night Shirt, n subducd " be d--'l" filled
the room. That was all he said, but il told the
whole story.
The Republican journal., 1875-08-12

\ gentleman entered one OF our stores last
Saturday and inquired if they had any pocket
compHSsr>. After selecting one he said, II am
stranger and have been III Your city a week,
and This i, The lirSi time | have been out of the
hotel. wanted to attend church tomorrow,
and thought ii could get a compass might
run through the fog and find the meeting house.
, 1875-01-30
NUMBER lGl.

directly Or Indirectly, refer to this &asu dormant
scsns!st' knrela oauastl Tilton's letter tn Bowen
TO DO frat pubiig'ied in the Dash, and mkt day
in ths Eagle. 1io nsvod himself for Tho tsne
being, tut
ntfEED REECHER.
Everybody forgot the Kiosclla-rfed tnatter In
the dominating mystery OF ;Dseclors relation to
Iito1 aud Doser. Bowen dropped his attaok
on kinseila. and TOOK to defending himself.
Then came tho T!ipartte Agreement then other
angry correspondence then tho trial Of TiIton
by plymoutI Cllusch; then tho Great Council !;
then Dr. Bacon's letter then Tilton'r response;
thon Beecher's Investigating Committee then
rent trial.
ion will, therefore, rloaan correct your lrtory
Of this case, and record tho cs1lse well ns tho
effect.
No wonder tho Eagle has tried 10 conlnensate
Tor Its edtors selfish violation ot lia Io.l,e, by
adopting Nr. Beccller'a casa reckieasly.
No wonder the chief proprietor OF the EaqIe
spent whole morning in tic company Of Tracy,
Moulton AMI Zen Batler, arguing quiet acttio-
inatft Of the case. and offering to pay eI0DVQ to-
Wards 1lltou's emigration. DocroR SrSTAx.
, 1875-01-30

10 ths Editor of The CHICAGO Tribune:
Ell DonApo, uurLsR Co., kau,, J4n. 20, 1a16-~
Permit n,e, through your paper. to thank thu
good people Of CAicago for thu boz Of xot4an's
aud ohilirau's c!othln8 received BY tAls Commit
tee this day, through their obligiug agent, WILL
ia,n q. Ludlow.
lteat assured the clothing will be distributed
to lhoso suoat ueedY aud that their hearth will
ewcll with gratitude toward those who hsye w
Kindly contributed tu their comfort. Yhix ls the
tirgt clotAiuR xo have received aud Lean assuxe
you w ars needy. Respectfully yourA
@. @. QuxRuns
aAasstss4 Batiax 0saRty kauaG QaE1itt4a.
, 1875-01-30

bio fmbocilty ool,apsed into n pockst-edition OF
hefoica. Hut poor Caut. Bourne lies dead out
IN tireonN Nood, and now Caldwell can safely
sapof " Court, like another Dobalii, under tho
grateful eyes OF his rastor.
ton nf N9N
, 1875-01-30
The NEW BABEL.
A Confusion Of Tongues in
Brooklyn Worthy Of
0lden Times.
1Ir. Beach Says that Beccllcr
Was Gifted with a Sill
yor Tongue !;
That His Eloquenco Would 6ring
an Angel Out Of Para.
disc
That Mrs. Triton Was Not
Weak in Being Per-
suaded.
Mrs. Tilton Sits Calmly Dy and
Enjoys This Exposition
Of Her Sin.
T1lc AtlmiSsabflify of Dil.
toms Testimony Not
Vet Decided.
The Arguments Of Pryor, Beach, and
Evarts Taken Under Ad-
visement.
Sketches Of the COURTROOM and Spec
tators by Cur Artists on
the Spot.
The Arguments Of Pryor, Beach, and
Evarts Taken Under Ad-
visement.
Sketches of the COURTROOM and Spec
tators by Cur Artists on
the Spot.
YESTERDAYS TESTIMONY.
MAY T1LTON TEsTIFT.


Tho argument regarding Alr. Iltona COM
patoncy ~ q witncHa occupied all to-daS'8 eeB-
Hions In the. courtroom IN brooGlyh. Alf.
pryor concluded his argument, and NE. Boach
mud Mr. Eyatts followed with finished ind
elegant addressef- Judge Nelson announced
that he would rander his decision at the opcn1ng
Of court on Monday. The eloqnont appeals
mnae to-lay by tho lega! champions
Of Mr.. neecher and Af. Tllton weso
preudes prophetic Of the flights OF oratnry
that arc to ba Witnessed toward tho
.,oan,, ~ t,o +,,s, r,,en n1f the ey1ience las
," i'x, T., t,,,t -aa,,ont t.o a., ~, ,,o ~
neeH noa'N 49, >A"' Ao't',"s' ~ 49, - | :,
LILO moat notao1e ones Oh boe ea'eloas " scaooa'~
events. Tho verdict Of tho least Intelligent part
of tho audience vas that the proceedings wore
mi, and ,,n;ntoro.t,nc. md tnrio- tho reading
~ 49,. .S tae1.,;a., .,ot,,.. ~ a., ,,.3
VI ~" Wy "ue 'S~"oAA to'a.o W 80" N"N
areumenta o1 mo lawyers taeEoou, 1oAuJ
heads in the gallery nodded with howainess.
md the rustle Of newspapers frequently aroae
,. ~ ,,s.ssaas 49, ..u,,a,.,.s .raro -, tt,a
Pteaent' howcVos, THO afenHeata "eFo OF tne
highest interest.
rAnnYxn.
Sa'''a,. 49,, ~. -, t,,a .,".:.,. 49, ",.
'"ot" -'os,eon "A0 NV =" ~ o'"s" ~ s1'! 40
ukuai. Nr. shoarman camo IN hrst' . raw
moments past II o'ciock. but Gen. Pryor did not
arrive until after tho 1urv hsd boeu called. Hur-
t'ea's 'pfo"'uk on "n ueass 'o's' 10 10 fs'u'as"
hia argument conslnn1ng uatl hoon
quoting and explaining rapidly and with
accuracy his authorities. His mauner waa more
oulat aud less eccentric t1,au il was on Tlurs-
!u4'S ~" .eea oee N'.,.'e,'" .'.H ".s y" 49,
ahy' anu no WIS e''oent'y n'oro ~ ease 'nat'
thon. Whiio ho was Hpeaklng, Ms. Beach anu
Mr. Eyarls converaod laugbingly for several mo-
.nro,a,o,,t sn, s,osnt W. aI'a.rn,.n snd H. A..
s".ouh.oun oAsop1 49, .1'@1I -. 49, 49,
bot' "ao afo arrays actsvo anu VINO now we're
carefully examining decisions quoted by tleir
onnonent. Gan. p,vor c}oscd rather aE,ruptly.
,e',,,s ,, 1orars1 d,,r,,,. lis .,,ro .,lr.s. =,
HAVING ohY se'e'.oo aot'oe LID oA'''o "N''0s' -
tie legal points OF tic case.
LA MILTON AND DANTE.
Mr.. Deach Win uuox nactealv arose and herrcd
s,,.1, 80 -, .y..~., -, H., H.;
soe.4 .e" eos fs.".. ~ ~ y. ~
aaaociaees, viewed the case 1Iom socaat point
, 1875-01-30


frantic intrusion Of Mira. knBella. who slapped
her tiyars face. and then, hiuging open the
dooib, called uIlou suulo seore of hur llnshanhb
constituents ~ gaze upon an attnlterer AMI Lis
paramount.
You can imagine with what grateful atacrtty
Bowen seized upon tho ciianee hls enemy h1d
afforded lIiul. Tho Ettion faiTlT brialled with
sensational headlines. Everybody waa ''luter-
yiewsl," from the tasern-Aoa!lur. upward. The
CITY absolutely alnnlt OF hour champagne and
dusty silks. Meanwhile, KnBeIla, who IL not by
any lueanH OF heE0ic stra,n, fled to Albany, and
tl,pro began to Arrange for an elopenent to Eu-
rope, nut daring to return to Hfulkayn aud lace
tbs rsso Of its people.
nut HlA su,unD1NATKa RAYLu 11x
from tho necuaalty Vi such blight. Tllsy knsw
that, II bowen cunlh be put OIL the delausiya
and q rrcnter scandal tlau kinHe]fa'g 10 set
at1oar, tller chiefs catastrophe would "blow
over" The deside. Atntn WAS, how to do th1so
two things in one. Ono Ut klnscla's suboTd!"
uates, The Mnldoon before referred to, MAS lMt-
Of Ttlton's friends, who had como in posscsslon
Of psootsltp Of Titton'a famous letter e
uowen. which 10 had, ~ lalleye, !" borrowed
from tho 10ltie1s Ags office. aludoon "ens to
uatman Rul managed to effect loan of tho
proof-Blips This point gained, council OF
war wae held, aud Klnse!lA stole hack to New
York, aud iu hiding 1t tic St. Nicholas Hotel.
awa.tc,l tho explosion OF the mile under old
I3pHen'a fcet. There was q ramHhRekle Sunday
newspaper liz Urooklyu At this time, which had
origilsay been STYLED the sundav Eagle. The
Uaiiy Etgie, however, by process OF law, COM
pelleu it tu drop 's appropriated t!tio, and 1t bc
camo the Sunday Dash.
10 saye kilisGlla by exporting uoWoIl in tho
character Of \ periurea s.andorcr Ut Dcecher,
without any AoA;ils aituslon to l3sscher or Til
ton, aud In absojute vtolatloa OF .Aia own solemn
promise 10 1secher thas the Eagle would never.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-30
MEDICAL.

nR. w. G. AUSTIN
Residence and Once $40 st. Charles street
Corner of EratO,
Slate ut Geo. A. FOsdick CO. g. Al Carondelet strSaa
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED ~
At home from 7 to A. NJ. and to p. N.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-30

WHISKY-Rectifed continues scarce and in
demand at 81 Is y gallon for Louisiana and
Western. To-day 40 bbls Louisiana rectifed
sold at q 1a@l LIZ u gg alISn; pa ss.
70 is selling a. $40 5O@2O, rump pork sl9@l9 80.
prime pork sl8 y Dbl; pig pork So u half Dbl;
spare ribs 81 y Dbl, and ST IS b tlerce;
plckled pigs tongues 6961ac apiece, pigs ieet
COIN In sACKs-Is in fair supply with q
moderate jobbing demand. No change in prices.
1850 sacks sold, of which 500 and lO0O cholce
white at SAC, 800 soft white and mixed at ooc,
$50 yellow at 55c, 200 and 500 yellow at DOC e
bushel.
ment in the demand, and prices are unchanged.
925 sacks sold of which $50 choice at 4ic Zoo 40
at 4Sc: 225 choice white at SOC. $50 ordinary at
1870, and $50 St. Louis at 46c y b1shei. ,oo
BRAN-Is in good supply ana ou4i' Only Aoo
sacks sold at 90c y 100 b.
HAY-Good supply of inferior to prime, and no
demand Choice is scarce, with only moderate
demand Only "a bales prime sold at s22 3 ton.
Choice is quoted at s2t925 = ton. z
crate and is confined to the local trade only. We
quote: Louisiana No. 2 2H@3c common
4IIM4sIc, ordinary "a @5c, fair 51s@52sc, good
| 5s496c prime 611s96ssc, choice 61ac II ft.
| COFFEE-There is only moderate demand.
We quote cargoes: Ordinary l724@ls1l gold
fair 19l591954c, good 20@2O14c, prime 201aC9
20sIc ~ ID. JOB lots Ordinary 1o4c, fair 1870,
good 2u14c, prime 2034c u b.
SALT-Large imports and no change in the de-
mand; it continues moderate. Dealers are ask
ing 81 O211ag1 05 for coarse and 81 4oC9l 81 .
sack for fine, according to quality and weight.
Turks Island is quoted at 65@75c b. bag OF two
bushels Table Salt, in pockets, 2@6e each,
according to size. :,
BUTTER-Is unchanged, choice sells rapidly,
but other grades are plentiful and scarcely any
INQUIRY for them. Choice Goshen is selling al
34dl36c, choice Western 28@30c medium Goshen
is quoted at 2S@3Oc, inferior 2O(923c, medium
Western 240l26c inferior 16@17c y b.
| CHEESE-Small stock and the demand Is I'M
proving. Choice Western factory sells at lo14 y
131ac, New York cream 141a9l5c II d..
BAGGING-All the stock is in dealers hand
Good demand. Domestic jute is selling at retail
at 14@14IcR yard India is dull quoted a
wholesale at 10c, at retail 1919 & yard.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-30
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Morning, Dec. 81, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Rises .657 Moon Sets $3.50 z. NJ
Sun Sets $40 First Or d. 9;2i a. M
ARRIVALS.
Oriole, Iberia, Geo. spangler. Marie, Glencoe,
st. Mary, Fleta, J. f. fraz'r, carrie a. Anoin'
st. John.
Oriole, Geo. spanger, IBERIA Wawenock, ST.
John. Lessie Taylor, Robt Young, ). +. FRAZER,
La Belle, st. Mary, Fleta, Era No. ~, ouachita
Belle.
TO ARRIVE.
iberia. Wawenock, George Spangler Oriole,
Waloon. Lower Coast; Henry Tete, assumption,
I,afourche; Willie. Frank Willard, Kate kinney,
Bastrop, Ouachita; City of Alton, Commonwealth,
81. Louis Golden Rule, Cherokee, Cincinnati;
James Howard, Thompson Dean, memphis; beile
Rowland, May Lowry, Red River; W. !: Polte-
vent, Tensas, stella Block, Iensas ana Macon:
81 John. Donaldsonville; Mary Ida, Josephine,
Timer Coast: Frank Pargoud. Greenylle; Ida,
aftakanas: Natchez, vlcksburg; Lotus No. 3, OPP
aInm.aI. r T., Hodge, Baton Rouge; Gov. Allen,
Bayou Sara.
po,Ts ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole. Lower Coast, 10 a. NJ.
Mary Ida, Upper Coast, ~ A. H.
Martha. Lower Coast, II NJ:
Henry Tete Lafourche, II NJ
7 F. Frazer Lower Coast, +. Vi.
Assumption, Lafourche, D T: N.
Frank Pargoud, Greenvllle, L. NJ.
Glencoe, st. Louis, P. NJ: :,
Frank Willard, Camden z. NJ;
lanes Howard. Memphis, z. NJ;
Thompson Dean, Memphis, . T. NJ.
| Mary Houston, Cincinnati, 8 +; N;
Carrie A. Thorn, Jefferson, Z. N.
Iobn L. Rhoads, Pittsburg, Z. NJ.
| MISCELLANEOUS
For additional river news see our oai'S '0i0'
The magnificent Frank Pargoud leaves n t9-d ahs
a. p n. for Vicksburg, Greenyllle ana u. In
hsnds connecting with regular packets ior ths
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-30

CAMDEN, Dec. 29-To F. A. Blanks, Canal,
corner Delta street: Leave to-day with 900 bales.
T. G. SWEENEY, Master Steamer Fanchon.
CAMDEN, Dec. 2S.-To N. o. Donohue, rs
Gravier street: Big rains, and raining incessant-
ly. Brown BROS.
NArcHEz, Dec 29.-Brockett Il Carter, 80
Magazine street: The James Howard left here
at II A. NJ. with 700 bales cotton.
RUMBLE & WEAZAL.
BAYOU SARA Dec. 80 To F. A. Blanks, 2
Canal, corner Delta: Passed here at P. NJ. Be
in before daylight. J. B. KINNEY,
Master Steamer Kate Kinney.
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The market appeared to be inanimate at the
opening, but there was nevertheless fair IN
quiry, and $500 bales changed hands during the
morning at steady prices for the better qualities,
but irregular and easier for the lower grades,
after which the movement became quite active.
and further sales were effected to the extent OF
$500 bales, making total, as noted above, OF
9400 bales.
several days past, high style Middling and the
better qualities continuing steady with leaning
to outside figures, while average lists OF Mlddling
were easy, and the lower grades irregular, with
more decided tendency to inside rates, or D Irdc-
ton less. The offerings were ample, but poorly
assorted, with scant supply Of the better quail
ties, and an undue proportion OF the lower
sales of which could not be pressed, unless al
concessions. ,,,,,:
at 1lslc and 1l5.c, strict Low Mlddlng at II 20,
Strict Low Middling to Middling at l2c, Middhng
at l21lc, do with good staple at lz>4c ana otrics
Midd,ing to Good Middng at 1870.
The Liverpool market was reported u 1'sn
ed-sales 10 600 bales-and New York dun at
reduc tion in spots of in Ordinary ana LOG ID
Good Ordinary, with no change IN otner grades;
and some irregularity in futures, wh,cn rule1
during the morning at a slgh decline, put closed
at net improvement OF l-3zc III oauuaif "
MAYS inclusive. and OF 1-3209l 16c in the later
months.
not cleared before to-days exports Ivy Dales
embracing 59,9 for Liverpool, alo tor hare IA
6s6O'for the North yea, $3.50 for Bremen, lao Ior
Spain, 3lO3 for the Mediterranean, 199 for Mexico
and 1920 for Coastwise ports, leaving IN presses
agreeably toits account at II NJ, 152 l23 bales. L
we deduct from this the amount sold, but MOI
vet delivered, the balance will be about ,OOt
bales. to represent the quantity unsold, large
part Of which is withheld from the market
in transit, or not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports "Sales oloo. pales-
Market easy"