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OH Shcds Demolished.

WHKEsBARRE, March I0-L. c..
& J. G. Payn's oil sheds were crush
ed and completely demolished by the
snow last night. \ pipe connecting
with several large tanks was broken
aDd 1000 gallons Of oil ran awav.
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ANDY JOHNSON Says hat be didn't
buy his seat in the Senate. Tor the all
sufficient reason, that be hadn't money
euough 20 make such a purchase.
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\ barge OF bribery Against Andy
Johnson.

NASHVILLE, tenn, March l0,-
1t having been charged that Andy
johnson paid $4,000 to secure the
support Of the Shelby county delegI-
ton in the late Senatorial election
by the Tennessee Legislature, a
joint resolution was adopted to-day
to appoint a committee to fully iu-
yrstigate The MATER. TIE committee
viii probably go to Memphis to-mor-
row 10 begin the examination.
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UDITORS' NOTICE.

IN
The undersigned auditor, appointed BY the Or
phans' Court Of Somerset County. Pennsylvania.
% ascertain the ARRANGEMENTS made by Adam
Schisier, deceased. in bis lifetime 10 his heirs. and
TO make distribution Of the funds in the hands Of
DR.. VIM. :. Garman, executor Of Adam Schislcr.
thereto, hereby gives notice that he will attend o.
the duties Of his appointment at his Office in tine
Borough Of Somerset, on THURSDAY. March Il.
Is 5. At 10 O'Clock q. m. when and where ai par
ties inferesgel are notified 20 attend.
A. II. COFFROTH.
mfr3 Auditor.
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WALL PAPER.

NJ iris and Eastlake Papers.
New Leather Ground Papers.
Tapestry with DadOs and Borders to match.
DclicOurt's Partisan Decorations.
Complete line Of American Goods, all grades.
Church Papers. At our new store,
10. lG1 Fifth Avenue,
tEEyr PosTOFFIcE.) PITTSBURGH. Pa.
DcXOECHE 81 Go.
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So Ohio cheese manufacture has
notified ts managers 81 iie Cea.cn-
Dial ilai b. sill send o. them l1r cX-
Lf5i..pn "a mammoth cheese. which
UE De nine feet 10 diameter eight
frct high and viii weigh 80. O00
polals-igur,con tons and half
10 make which tie milk Of $4,000
c5Ws per day viii be required from
tbc announcement 60 toe end Of the
great undertaking.
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IS to $50 F Per dsy 81 r Assn Ias 5 saPisd d s An
sexes. Young and old. make more money at work
for Us, la their own localities, during their spare
moments, or all TIE time, than anything else. We
offer employment that viii pay handsomely for
every hours work. Full particulars, terms. sc.
sent free. Send US your address at once. Don't
delay. Now is the time. Don't look for work or
business elsewhere until you have learned what
We offer. G.SrINsoS * Co, Portland, Ne.
ituI1
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Mar. 8, 1875.
HOUSE.

hON6Es
The House was called to order at
two O'Clock, a bare quorum being
present.
BILLS or SECOND READING.
we're proceeded with, when the
House bill 'to prevent violation OF
the usury law Of this Commonwealth
and to prevent banks and banking in-
s,itutioDs under control Of the State
from charging more than six per
cent. interest" was lost-yeas sc,
nays Il
\ motion to reconsider was laid on
the table. which kills the bin for this
session.
The House Their went on with the
calendar, passing through second
reading the following bills:
To provide for the publication Of
the tenth volume ofthe transactions OF
the State Agricultural Society.
4 supplement to an act approved
the LIST day of May, \. D. 1874 IN
titled AN act to amend and consoli-
date the several acts relating to game
and game fish"
Relating to The courts Of this
Commonwealth.
There was quite 4 discussion on
House bill No. Ga ITO provide for ap-
peals in cases where the county CON-
missioners and auditors have failed
an I shall hereafter fail to tx the
compensation Of county treasurer,
and to repeal an act, entitled a sup
plement TO an act relating t. county
tr~easurers, passed the 18th day Of.
April, 1874, approved the 18th day
OF April, 1874 in regard to the COM
pensation of county treasurers."
Mr.. Parker 0 cred an amendment
to the second section excepting
treasurers now in Office from the op-
Grafton Of the bill. Adopted-yeas
II, nays 65. The bill as amended
went through the second reading
yeas -, nayS Il. Messrs Morgan,
Of Lawrence, and Jackson, Of Mercer,
stood up for the original bill, and had
their course been pursued by the
other friends Of the measure, it would
have passed without the amendment
Pending discussion on House bill
No. Go, relating to judgments and
stay Of execution" the House ed
joGrued till evening.
EVENING SESSION.
4 resolution was passed providing
for a daily session from ten IL one,
and three to six except Saturday !;
that debate be limited 10 ten minutes,
aud that anil Monday next the
House bills on second and third read
Tags shall have priority.
\ resolution providing for the APP
pointment Of a committed in reference
to the removal Of the Capital was
lot-yeas 90, rays l02.
a resolution in favor Of action by
Congress, reducing the Presidents
to twenty-five thousand dol
per year. was amended to read
Five thousand" and passed.
\ concurrent resolution, in refer
euce TO the Treasury Investigation,
the Senate to concur in the
action Of the House, as to the ap-
pointmeEt Of q committee, and pro-
for expenses, was passed.
The House adjourned atten O'Clock.
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EARM FOR SALE.

Situated IN Ligon;er Valley, Fairfield township.
Nestmorcland County, Pa. six miles northels.
of Ligonier and 5 miles west of thc village OF West
Fairfield. and within 3 miles OF two stations on the
PcnusJ lvania Railroad, containing III acres,
about 70of which are cleared and easily cultiyd-
ted. and supposed to be underlatl with coal. On
the premises there is an abundance Of limestone.
an apple orchard and other fruit trees, an album
dance of water. two dwelling houses q large
barn and other out-buildings; In good nelShboF-
hood and convenient to schools. churches, mills. Sc.
VIII he sold cheap and possession given immedt-
ately If desired. Title indisputahle. Any person
wishing 20 view this property will please apply 90
Mr.. John Woods. who resides on the premises.
For terms. Sc. address the Undersigned at Parnls-
sus, Westm0relan3 County, Pa.
y
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Estate Of Patrick Burns, deceased.
Letters administration or the above estate hay
ing been granted to the undersigned by the prop
er authority. notice IS hereby given to those in
debted TO II to m~akeimmediate pa ymelt, and those
having claims against It VIII PRESENT them for
settlement at the Office OF the adm s~n.str1tos, IN
Thursday, hasch9l, 1ss5.
John H. UHD-
febli administrator
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A NICE OPERATION.

There are a great many ways OF
making money besides stealing il,
but the way a Mr.. Nelson. of Brook
Ign, got capital to so into business Is
about the neatest for on honest one.
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Tug New York Commercial Id
rerfsrr. in the following paragraph,
not only pavs a merited compliment
70 GOV. H~artranft, bot administers q
singing rebuke to the Tribune and
the Pres. which journals, with other
so-called Independent Republican
papers, did their dirty best to prevent
the election Of the Governor, 10y the
most moastrous aHd INSCRIPTIONS
abuse and SANDER. Says the AdreT-
iiseT.
"When General Hartranf was put 10
nomination for Governor OF PennsyiVahls'
the whole Independent and Lioeral pr ne,
protested against it. They oIle1 Vu,
he was the candidate Of the PhllaGelpnla
Ring and the favorite ofthe men NhoIOor
he'd the State Treasury. AccusAtfOns "a
The most damning character were oIoush'
/ AGAINST him, and il was hela Up @s INC
( dirty of every honest man 70 NOte aCcoiu-
insIv. Nov Il appears that these charges
were wholly without i~ouhuatoh- bOfsl-
nor Hartranft is not only a pure n IN
.corruutible statesman, but one OF The best
Govcrnors Pennsylvania ever had. The
ptfia6elphia Press swears by him. Ihe
New York Tribune and Springfield Re
B,B1ieaa are his devoted and enthusiastic
friends. They join with the Republican
newspapers IN advocating his Tenqmlpa-
tluE aud predicting his trump liant election
This IS one OF The instances m which a
public man las been clamored doWn 10y a
nress that dares 10 call Itself Liberal o
independent Ii ihosa bogus reioTners
ind M honest and pure man II their way,
NOV slv-avs cn1eavor 30 destroy him
politically IN order 20 make place for one
ofthoir ihieying oonicderaies. In nc case
OF Governor HartraniL The game ID not
wDs. Tie defed their malice. and in Tie
s.s tf;lmplcd over their arts Great p
.ihc power M De -lndependent pres
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DUBLIC SALE
.ONTINUED SALE.

The sale Of the "WyanJott Chief saw Mil
the property 81 John Nen. as set up and in good
running order near d. Limits mill, one mile south
Of Somerset, haSbcCn continued until Tuesday. the
9th Of April, 1875. Court Week, at which time the
same win be sold at the Court House. Any per
son wishing information about the mill viii call On
the undersigned at Somerset. Pa.
JOHN II. UHL.
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OSE hundred AID seEeaiy young
saw bones were graduated at the Jei-
ferson Medical College, Philadelphia
on Thursday Of las; week
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Nutice is hereby given that James Il. Lyons Of
Ursiua Borough. Somerset County. Pa. 6y deed
Of voluntary assignment, has assigned all his
estate real and personal 10 John H.. BenfOrd of the
same place In trust for the benefit Of the creditors
Of the said James b. Lyons. All persons, there.
fore, indebted to the said James 3. Lyons. will
make payment TO the said Assignee. and those
having claims or demands will make known the
same without delay.
JOHN II. BENFORD.
AEsfruea.
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Oga Dutch relations have taken
on O. bad -rare about the potato boy.
aud accordingly tic Secretary of
Treasury is advised. through the DE.
uaument q ate. ~ the adoption
hy thc Federal Council Of the Ger
msn Empire NJ aa ordinance proAib-
king ibc Importation Of potatoes
from the United States in.o Ger
any which ordinance g. T. expected
,vw d. .t once promulgated
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New A9rcr{iSemcalS,
LLEGHENY CITY STAIR BUILUIN
WOOD TuPNiNG SHnP.

Novels, Balusters, Hand Rails. with joints cut
and boltcd ready TO hang. furnished on short no
lice. WM. PEOPLES, Cor. Webster street and
Graham alley.
Inquire Of G. @. BASSETT, agent for 5 mcrsct
and vicinity. lulyIJ
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A SSIGNEE's NOTICE.

-
Abraham A. Stutzman having made an assign
ment 90 me OF all his estate Tor the benefit Of his
creditors, 1 hereby give notice to al persons inter
es,ed, whether as creditors OF debtors, 20 meet me
~ WV house IN ShaEksvillc. StOnycreck township.
on Saturday. the 10Th dag Of April. 1879. with their
Chains pr.perly proved for settlement.
HERMAN SHANK.
mch3. Assignee.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, March ., 1875.
SENATE.

The Senate met this evening and
considered calendar bills on FIRST
reading.
The following passed first read
ing:
An act authorizing corporations to
change the par value Of their shares
of capital stock.
An act TO amend an act concern
ing the sale OF railroads, canals, turn
pixies, bridges and plank roads, ap-
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ORPHANS SALE
S5turdG3t. Harca %. 1875

~
by virtue Of IN orier OF TIE Orphans Cours Of
Somerset County. Pa, to us directed, there viii
be exposed to publ; sale, On the premises. in Jou-
n~eryiile borough, On
Saturday Harch 20, 1875,
at l O'Clock p. IT.. the following zeal estate. late
the property Of Jeremiah H.. Shader. deceased.
viz.
No. l. The home place, containing q acres.
more or LEES, adjoining lands Of Henry W. Mau-
rer, John Brooks and the Grcensburg and Stoys-
town turnpike, having thereon erected a two story
house. store house, barn and other ouibuiidings.
No. A pieee Of land containing = acre. more
or less, adjoining 70. l. the Lutheran parsonage
property AMI the Greens5arg AMI S;oystoRn turn
pike.
TERMS-One half Of the purchase money 20
remain a lien un the premises, the interest to be
paid annually to Harriet Shafer, willow. during
her life. and at her death the principal sum to be
pail 10 the heirs and legal repres t~ntatiyes Of Ter
einlah II. Shaher; onc-thir3 Of balance on conGr-
nation OF sale and remainder in two equal annu-
al payments. to be secured by Judgment: twenty
per cent. Of hand money TO be paid as soon as prop
erty Is knOcks cd down,
feb2i Trustee
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The partnership heretofore existing betEceu
Drs. Garman and Carey has this day expired, All
persons indebted to the said firm will please come
Forward and settle their accounts, as we wish q
close our books by the first OF April.
GARMAN &GAREY.
Berlin. Feb. Is, 1875. feb24
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I hereby give notice that 1 have constituted and
appointed VIM. Zimmerman my agent for the
sale Of humber. Settlement and collection oF &C.
co iuts. aud the transaction 0faur business gencr-
ally. / have at my saw and planning mills in
Shade twp, for sale all kinds 0rlumber Of all quail
tiles and at lowest prices. Orders respectfully
solicited. Address.
SAMUEL ZIMMERMAN.
noel Tm-Ea~a--n E.w-.--.s ~. ID.
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ORPHANs' COURT SALE.


by virtue ofan order OF sale Issued ont OF the
CrPhans Court OF Somerset County. Pa, O. me
directed ihere VIII be exposed 10 public sale at
Confluence borough, Somerset County Pa. on
Thursday March 25th, 1915,
1T 10 o'clock A. IL. o. said day. the ioiowing de-
scIibci real estate, la;e the property Of Patrick
hufns- deed. the following real estate, viz
Seven i0,s in the borough OF Confluence. Somer-et.
County, Pa, and known as Nos. y, %, Is and -
in block three, 40. % IN block four and Nos. 81
ana 81 IN block eight. being originally known as
a part OF the Tissue farm in Lower rurkeyio0t
twp.
X IOne-halr0fthe purchase money cash.
the balance IN two equal annual payments from
Gate Of saie, with interest, and % be secured by
Judgment on the premises. These lots are situate
IN q very beautiful and thriving town on the
Pittsburgh y COnnellsville Railroad. also upon the
waters Of the Castleman river and North Fork,
IN n rich and well-tO-dO farming community. sur
rounding the town, where living is cheap. Hunt
ing ami fishing good. 50 miles east Of PITTSBURGH
and g. west Of Cumberland. Nd.
J.. II. UHI-
Adm. and Trustee.
HlaEnJ- Sgmprser pa
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THE TIMES.
. ZIEsT-c1Ass NEWSPAPER.
DAILY And WEEKLY.
Independent in Everythingl Neu-
trial 10 Nothing. Opposed to Cor
rupt Rings in Municipal, Stale and
National Affairs.

The uAfLV TINES wiz BE- issued ou Slfurlav.
the lJth u March next. anf every mlrnirE arer
sundays excepted, under The editorial direction %
A.. r. Mcclure, printed compacly from clear.
new type. on a largc folio sheet. elntaininr ali
ne news Of the day, including the Ass.clatcI
Press Kilograms. Special Tclcgrtms ami COM
I~uEdencc from all points of interest. ana fearless
editorial discussions olau current topics. Pine.
two cents.
Nail subscriptions. postage free six de.4rs r.r
gulum. or AIRY cents per month. en- advance.
Advertisements. fifteen. twenty ant thirtv cents
upr Zine. lec1nliuH 10 u~.sfilu-
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continues dull, generally speaking,
though some branches show an i'm
provement. The merchants, how
ever, are hopeful, and the feeling that
a good spring trade must be had, is
general. The weather is terrible.
PIETRO.
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cOrresp0ndinglv dcpresseu
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dissolution NOTICE.

fetlj
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18
General Exchange
nnnfafiAna AA

Although there was nothing in the dispatches
calculated to have any marked inf uence, and the
freight room for Liverpool, yet the market opened
with good inquiry, and up to noon about 5000
bales had changed hands, mostly at previous rates.
sitter which the business exhibited sill more
animation, and additional sales were reported to
the extent ot 600 bales, making q total, as noted
above, OF 300 bales Prices were generally main
tanned and some descriptions, especially mido ling
btndeIs, which sold at l3c, commanded very ful
rates, but mixed lists and the medium and lower
out showing any quotable falling off We con.
tinue our quotations of l2ss Ol2ac for middiing
but some authorities put down the inside late to
l2hn Al one lime ~e hes,d frequent complaint
OF the moderate supply offering, but later In the
day more samples we're OPP. ned, and, with some
few exceptions, factors met the demand freely
The SAFES for the past three DAYS up 81 900
bales III $50 on W dnsslay, IL $50 yes,e rday in.
udbg $50 not reported until to day, and 300
s. 90 making an sffee a for the week Of
week before
Weeks receipts SO oss bales, embracing 6477
Mobile, Sc froo Florida aud sO46 from Cal '. ston
etc and ~ e2l proper, AGAINST 81, Sal proper last
week and 81, 1856 last year. Torsl proper since
august 81 ssa 500 bales, against 4S3,eOo Last year
The exports comprise 2ss bales, embracing
Is 81 to Liyerpoo, $3.50 to Grimsby. for orders,
q as2 to HavIe 2oss TO Antwerp, $50 to Bremen,
$50 t. GotbenburR ~ to Barcelona 1891 10 Genos,
lo26 70 Vera Cruz, ass to New York and l+o to Phil.
aisiphis. TO which we have added 3l8 by rail.
The Exchange telegrams make the receipts ct
80 s64 bales against a 2a2 ,sst week and s7 iast
last week and ls3 iss last year Total smce August
81 1855 67s bales, sg .irsf ,786 e29 up TO Thur.
day con, December u; last year Excluding the
Exports Friday TO Thursday inclus.ve) to Great
Britain 81 ,2ss bales, against So 6I2 last week and
3d. last year. and 70 the continent II 3ls bales.
Great Britain. sas5l6 bales against So, i2G last
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-18

MISUNDERSTANDING Hatchez- 1910 bales cotton
$3.50 aka ,nttnn seed | !hd tobacco snd sunirles
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ar,ii gtpn-46 bales cotton
Ia SKIS cotton seed hiu rObacco HOS bbls -four
Alb Ohs whisky 100 kegs lard 38 bhls pors 20 ties
hams 7I5 bxs starch 500 bxs soap and sundry pro
duce
ST LOuIS-Steaner H C Yager-lI95 ba es cotton
l29i SKIS Cottor seed 2856 bb- Ji5 half bnls
10 bills p0rb 22so SKIS 1873 SKIS 2k5 SKIS malt
and sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trenton-409 baes cot
ton 5li sks cotton seed 80 ska roughrce l5k bbs
lasses hhds sugar 10 bead cattle and sunlTies
LOWER COAST-Steamer George Spangler--2
hhds sugar l54 bbls molasses and sundries
LOWER COAST--Stealner III Aria-30 hhds sugar
rs bbs moasses l02 bbls rice 25 sks rough rice and
sdndrea
LOWER CoAST--Steamer st Mary-49 hhds
sugar 70 bbs molasses 70 bbls rice SKIS rough rice
ana snndries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Fraser--16 hhds
sugar bbls sugar 90 bills nolsssee md sund,ies
LOWtR COAST-Steamer Wawenock--2B sks
rough rice and sundries
ALABAMA LANDISG-Steamer Bastrop- $50 bales
cotton 6S8 sks cotton seed SO sks seed cotton and
sundre-
DONALDSOEvILLE.-Steame st JOhn-43l hhds
sugar 685 bbls moasses d eundries
COViNGToN-Schooner Pppo-7l bales cot.
ton and suudrles
BH.UF RlVER--Steamer KrS No l0--63l bales
cotton 242 SKIS cotton seed al 1 sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
December J. -2i8 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton l6l
SKIS rough rice 6i0 hhds sugar 2 bbls sugar | Dbl
mOlass-a and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, D..
Gem ser l7-23 Jales cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed and
sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Decem.
Der 1877 hhds sugar $50 bbls molasses and sun.
dries
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MARKETS.



NEW YORK. December I-lhe fosts hnancia
sold at IL allat, On 20 leans the rates have
t'S Ign, "As.ahss iultu at 500 BOZ and e. B5@
va r on hT H. we i"tIe stlo tu w
t' o"' v ren toi cal !, an ana "a" TT 81 elast
lns ti,'ie papei' uoFtln 'ehl oo Us are qu e'
amu ~" ,h s,e az h cio a. u open
"ef G,nin T.g,a ne o,o 5o2 'sas.H"y
Sna ag nui' ne mrs. f holi thops was an "a,
dsc cd a~d n ,b msyl oooGs pie d nave
u'Tseu e. aHa ne masSeI T 19s, Is eauS
., I9ts ta I3G1 = Iseo 10 90 toee' 80
tpG Tri.. conn, iit ''''' '-' d vi 1910 i1'S
~, t "ouI m u, no f.s "A, ,a,, A., w.
,,n, 'e W. - ,a 20 &c 1870 - - nv or
me % t &C. uobsus, .o u VI
20 'nshha veg, ~ htM ~ tVre yes 4oi .lshts'
az Alh pana y MS 20, uvtt % u E'oisa slAes
~ e.Nths' 'V' SOIL au'ns, l'9, rev a. spr,
o, md "a 81 S SIu'h 'aioLnas' $685. new ''i April
g, Cotton closes qplet and firm; mddling up ands
10 V SI.a ssa ne ef ,er Il "uay Zzs
Stos- nlt' stps S2 .ece!p,s lot me "ttk@,i"t
l5i7i gTose 20 o"oi Exports Urea y ltalY 900,
70 tf1hcs 900 loe' 70 Ine con'heht oooj sales $3.50
stock IN w. ..,.o 10 soo halo, .,,
love: Decemhet - 1918 32,i January l3sc;
Febrnsr, lS Is SIC; March 70 p 30; april - Is q
~. July "A l7326ii l6c; August IA 81 54Q
u ~ SIC ,.
-Four she'd trmer T shipping grades, limited
s 81 wheat lead ss q Ssms"s csSa
q el uut VI uit' llt'g' u'I''i ihIuiN' - u hlu
quiet and unchal d. Sugar quiet eis 58,rA Tor
fair TO good T. tin =; Sa-c Tor prime, I, fined un
changed Melasses- New 0rl, ans firm demand
good 5Gd6lcf Tf-irte CHI ice Rice Is in monrfate
request 5'4 d6Ar tor Louisant; 6,s axe f-r Caro-.
lima; 81. az t Tor ngooh Tanw tirnl; 10 a No. ,O,
Rvsn 81, adv: S. 7Od1 Is for 81, aimed purn.i,tine
si-ad,; SIC Pork dan and heavy: NV mess 10
lots t2lG2l So Lard ra,ht heavy: prime steam
10 Lice. nhis6y deed -dIy lGwer; 81 l6I,
Fr.ights to Liver pool steady; cotton BY eau Ia
ll.JlI; Ter steam l6d
ST. Lorls, December l7.-Flour dull aud un.
,haitei. WI eat dut | w.Ii No 2 rcd 1aII 5 ~.
No. 3 do & % Com duh; lover, No , mtxrd ~
042a, Oat4--D.uaud ia prices hipL1.rs N, I
G.ai5Ac Whisky steady ana uprbauerd; AL ~
tur. auet; = 10 7512O Lard uomi ally ~ chs need.
PA Bu,k m, als sreadN aid unchanged RIcon
du'I AID lower ,h0ulders IS q clear rib sid, u Ic:
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