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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

Ninety-four.
What do you ask for vater-melons
DON'T destroy the beautiful shade trees
Win We be under Obligations TO YOU for
the next club?
l.. W F. tells about the f. OF T., at Hazle-
| hurst, elsewhere.
/ DR. Nicholson, of HolmesyiIIe will ,Io,sa
accept our thanks
Thanks to Hon. David johnson. Of TIA
wanda, for favors.
- % ana hay bouquet win pass you to
magnolia and return, August 10.
Montgomery county has Joined the roI,
Duck Hill and Winona both heard from.
The Kinds County Convention August
24th- Is Jackson going to be represented :
This week we acknowledge receipt of
Ninety-four subscriptions since our last
issue.
We have had the pleasure of meeting Mai
Oscar F. Hickle, Of the City Hotel, n. O.. in
our city.
fyou can't bea granger, you can with
sion, august stand io on their grand e1gyr
Inc Board OF Mayor and Aldermen con-
tribute 500 TO the north State street rail-
road execution
Geo. w. Norman, Esq, agent ana cores
respondent Of the Morning Star. and Catbo-
lie Messenger. is in the city.
Faith vs.. Works. We like those who have
iaith in The CLARION, but we love them
who work to extend its circulation and pow
er to serve the people.
Rev. G. b Galloway and family left for
Ocean Springs Monday night. Mr.. G. will |
not be gone more than ten days, bat his |
family will remain during the Summer.
For four weeks, ending June 22d, we ac-
knowledged the receipt of one hundred and |
iorty-two subscriptions to THE CLARION,
for the week ending June 18th, we acknowl-
edged seventy-four; for the week ending
July 9th, fifty-eight; for the week ending
July 18th, sixty-eight; aud for this week
ending July 20thl, ninety four. For eight
weeks, tour hundred and thirty-six, of
which 284 were received during the last four
weeks How Is that for increasing circu-
alton?
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GOODS, lower than ever. at
STAnFREpsa
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EDUCATIoNAL.-The announcement of
Mrs. Cuthbert's Boarding aud Day school,
ST. Louis, appears in this issue, to which
attention Is invited.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADYEKIISEMENIN.
MRS. CUTHBERTS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG Ladies
ST. Louis. MO

THE PRINCIPAL would announce 70 her
Il friends and patrons af the South and
Southwest, that this Institution will reopen
on MONDAY, SEPT. 18Th in its new and COM
moIious building 9th and Pine Streets ST
Louis. This building. known a. the CTfg [ M
rsrsiiy, has been remOdeled and fitted mp, ma
king il one of the finest school buildings in
the West. Many facilities have been a sded
and the school may be considered COM
plete in all it's departments
References can be given in all the Western
and Southwestern States. Address for Crta-
togHes and Information
MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT. ST. Louis
JULY u - 2m
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We would say our friend that his paper
was mailed, and as we heard from Mr..
A., that no CLARIoNs reached Raymond
at all, that the fault was in the Postal
Department some where between this
place and that. EDS. CLARION.
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90 TO BROWNS to &c: your Petro Oil and
W Lamps. He has the only oil that will not
explode. That will not injure the eyes, or
emit IA poisonous gas that is very injurious to
health.
BROWNS FETHEO OH
has stood the test He has never changed its
name or compared it to anything. Nothing is
equal 10 it. Some parties have tried to initiate
it. putting out big advertisements, but il re-
minds one of the BURZard Initiating the Ea gle
Browns Petro Oil has nothing to look up to,
to initiate. There is nothing to compare
with the light produced by Browns Petro Oil,
but the Sun.
If you want the best article Of Coal Oil go
to Browns, for he has the best that is made.
Brown has had some experience in Oils, and
knows what he is about. Brown keeps the
very best Family Groceries, Brown keeps
Choice Tobacco Brown keeps Choice and
common Cigars. Brown keeps Fruits, Nuts,
and Candies, etc. Brown keeps great many
good things.
Call and see.
oc22-tf VIM y. BROWN. Sr.
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CHARLIE Ross has not been found,
but many families have found the place to
buy the safest and cheapest oil, 1t is the
"tfre-proof oil, y at the store of
S. LEMI4Y & SoN.
July IL, 1879. jyl4-2m
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July -, 1875.

BLUE Cloth SUITS, at Stadeker's, for
$l5.
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LINEN LAWNS, % cents, at
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RAYMOND. July 14th, 1875.

RAYMOND. July 14th, 1875.
MEssRs. z. & B.: As no CLARION of last
week has yet come to my address, please
send me one of that week. | can't do with
out it.
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Go WITH THE CROWD, and you can
buy your oil, IN the use of which there is
safety and economy, and no risk whatever
Just as well to try and explode pine-knots
as the fire-proof oil sold by
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STADEKER sells Twist of Loom at 125
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Departure of Trains
~ now leave jackson Junction as fol-
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Not lss oxprtssve Is the given the resting place.
the roiater" during his few minutes OF rcpose oAy or
frht for no accommodations arc furnished by o boats
cold weather the ST. Charles is sought after
and that is under the boilers II II Is sumrlcr ION the
barcades Is the cry and each one seeks resting place
upon the sofest freight he md III ky the one who
can secre of grain bale OF cotton for his ped
The working OF marine embraces the entire "a
hours the day and night and when It Is known tnat
Ohio River boats, average make landings 70 tke
on or discharge freight every baf hour IN the "a tne
wonder that these can live on, year ater year
with such irregular habits.
The remainder OF Dr. Bahaches paper Is devoted 10
description OF the diseases incident to the pecunar
service on the Western rivers, and the impostons tha'
are practiced upon the ignorant hands supplementary
TO the paper Just referred TO is one by Dr. Horace wa
ner Of the Cairo Ul Marine Hospital, on Diseases OF
River Men-Their Causes and Prevention" Oh the re
manning papers accompanying this years report that
on "The Yellow Fever Epidemic OF 1873" by Dr. FRANK
W. Reilly is the most important The investigation CD
which this article lie based ordered by resolution OF
the Senate and the paper laid before that body In
March last and ordered TO be printed Asafull summary
Of H. with copous extracts. was printed IN the newspa
pers at that time TO notice II nj lengtn
here The reports OF the Supervising Surgeon are ann
ally more and more valuable and interesting and con-
timed on plan adopted, viii contribute each
year to the science of medicine and hygiene mass OF
very valuable information, which could not be obtained
from any other source.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY, July ~ 100
AsHEs-There but little inquiry and prices are nominal
nj &c for and &c. for Pearl ,., ,,... ,.s.,-,
yTe ruled steady with better mo uiry
-llt~ OF Western and southern az 3Id5lc
'I{IorS SIIOES-The market rules quiet az l. Gus
oreTy AT this OF the year though ne statesmen are
s.niux n few Fall gop- ON the AVERAGE
have fallen collections have been more or ess
The tobbers are doing fair business n nie Wy ,v
ufStur,rs have generally closed their factories toi t"o
rs v,ls The a1cth have reduced the number OF
their ois and largely Oyerrun With buyers Al Ptesen
tho. ne bv attendance and prts are governed
49, wants OF the buyers trade Ia rather quiet
and values rnlr about steady hastings s.ges p1is &c
inquiry shoe Findings lacts " a.
better feeling exists among dealers ana % %
snch I,stuc~ yard, s2L2 Soc Cotton Terry Uoiiy,
inch ward 4jd6jc \ X Caring ssc ~ so ram Coo'on
Cnri1g '3D4 35c.: linen Web, 4 RrO-s, ~ 2ba 20 .
HROOM CORN AND BKooMs-fle market Tor ,orn "A
Values nominal BTushth0cc Short .ifesn lI@
4. 0ren Uur cho.ce l2dI3c. Green, short and uod1un
10 - 2c and Rec, and Rcd 1ippe at sdlOe. , 49,,
BlILDING MATERIALS-Bricks continue ID iai ueiaaho
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There has been no change in the course OF the
money market, and the basis of demand loans was
about per cent. Prime discounts found ready
sale at 3iaa5. The customs receipts at Wash
ington to-day were $4,000 Internal Revenue
receipts 1920, 900. the l.. s. Treasurer receiving
$40, 900 National bank notes for redemption. The
following is the Clearing house statement: Cur
rency exchanges, sd, 528,i6l; currency balances
81 7Os gold exchanges, Sc, 529, 100 gold balances
1902, s25.
Government bonds made no further material de-
cline despite the further run down in gold. We
annex the latest 1t rect quotations.
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cansing decline in the price and collapse in the
speculation which, as heretofore, will cause the pro-
ducers to hold on to their crops, a. they md
last season, because the price had been 30
much higher Be this as it may, the effect upon
stocks, judging from tO-days market, seems to have
been largely discounted, particularly for the STOCK
of those roads east of Chicago The receipts and
shipments Of wheat at Buffalo for the past seven
DAVIS the 18th to 10th inclusive. seem to demon
strate that the movement Is likely to be Of but little
if any benefit to the Lake Shore New-York Central
and Erie. The receipts and shipments were as fol.
lows:
Receipts by lake the days 270 600 bush.
EsSeps sy a ean SI tn or Ssy'
Shipments By rail for days.. 100000 bush
II il perhaps proper to add that the less OF this
business which the railroads do at the current rates
for TRANSPORTATION the better for the RAILROADS IN
question. The upward movement in stocks maze
farther progress early in the day. but come some
what to grief later Business started OIL at prices
ls to 81 above the final quotations Of yesterday
the whole market up 10 about noon show
ing smart advance, ranging from =
to 14 per cent, the Western shares leading
in pont of strength and activity. After this there
came some heavy realizing sales, which caused set
back in prices. particularly in Northwest and ST.
Paul. which had been the favOrites for the day, as
well az for two or three days past. Later
the market ruled irregularly, but subsequently
steaded and thereafter was dull up to the
close The business Of the day shows falling on
from that of yesterday, the sales amounting to only
92, 800 shares, the leading stock having been, as
Yesterday, Lake Shore, which sold to the ex-
tent of 3i,7OO shares at 60si061 l2d 6O'sa COOS
decline from yesterdays closing price OF is
per cent. Western Union was dealt IN
to the extent of 400 shares at SO'sd SO7sa sOsa
were sold at 41l2G41's04O7s0414 Il, decline OF is
per cent, while the Preferred, on sales OF 2,2Oo
shares, was taken at 553i056G5f4051's
q decline of 1ls per cent. Pacific Mall
declined 30 on sales of 9,1OO shares
St. Paul. on sales of 500 shares opened
at 373 sold up to Is and down to 81 and closed at
37ls, which shows no change. The Preferred opened
at 6Oas and closed at COS, showing advance of 4
pcr cent from last nights price. In the other stocks
there was nothing noteworthy. The opening, high
est lowest and closing prices of active stocks were
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

The following shows the exports exclusive of spe
cie) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
the week ending July 20 and since the beginning of
the year: &C.,.
1873. 1874. IS75.
For the week....... SO. 529662 f530SOJ6 s62O3,632
Previously reported 5O60l 81 15s6352l9 l329j533o
Total since JAN 1857 ,573 slt30i33l5 sl3s b90S0
OF gold .-....-...l15s llOie lisa
The Metropolitan Insurance Company has declared
a semi-annual dividend of per cent, payable on de
mand.
The estimated earnings of the Union Pacific Rail-
road for the first Is days of July were $566,245,
against $i3O, 352 for the corresponding period of
last year, showing an increase of $135,S9
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania Us, third issue, 110l2; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 21is Reading Railroad, 55is;
Pennsylvania Railroad, 513s; Gold 1888.
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SALES FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO
TUESDAY, July COP. NJ.

We would be glad 20 see in the present rampant
speculation in wheat an encouraging sign of return
ing prosperity TO the country, but find it just little
difficult 10 do 80, and fear that its effects may
be- more likely to retard than 10 facilitate
lie movement Of the new crop. The danger
il that the speculation will, il it has not already,
pat wheat above the shipping point thus eventually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

There was large business in railroad bonds, well
distributed throughout the active securities The
Pacifcs were strong at yesterdays advance, while
Chicago and North Western gold consos easier.
Milwaukee and st. Paul consolidated firsts advanced
from 7Il2 to II. The following are the bids:
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Common Hile
HENLOCK.

LINSEED-Is without movement. and prices are L0nina
at 81 s2i4d$l %, gold
Ii MBI-Ie marker rules duh Dealers are occupied IN
getting for the Fall Dry lois OF WHIT" Ine
and firmly held Retail prices 20 iinue u,c ang
our figures spruce and HemlJck Boards anil Plan ar
&c lower Black Walnut in fair demand az good prices
oak Ash and White Wood in moderate relu' ST. ar 1
values favor buyer yellow Pine continues du Jew
been placed at lower ats We quote e4gs at
1913 F2i.
MErALS-Hofers Of IngOt Copper firm and oder thor
less freely The inquiry good we note alee 81 @o
Lake at 22jl023c. Manufactured is quiet al .c Tor
New Copper Bile Bolts Brazers AID 22c Tor Bronze
yellow Metal Shelthfng. scotch Pig Iron IL moving
slowly there II rather sieaier tone apparent tue -
ply hand limited American Pr very dhl but Dstrr
market looked og In tho early future. Now EKsh Ia -
and New American dull at 800 currency
Old sold al S2B o. Domestic Ing Lead - very dnIi aAr
unchanged have only to note SIN al saies At
9Ods8. Foreign Pig il quiet at 90 ~, gol Man
ufsctnred dun Bar saic. Pipe. 9sc, and sheet at
9qc less per the r9.e. Tor Pig Tin We have
agan 10 note a dull and ~ Satisfactory iaarct tho
London cables sl very uravpnrle 10 the holh' inter
est prices rle In buyers favor. We have no ale 20
not. straits quoted at lS2dls4c: Bsnca 23c Eag.sh
l.. a. T. Il Idlo &C.; and Rsan.d English al II l3c
Plates moving slowly values tend dOwnward lie
only transaction learn o. WAS LOCO boxes Coke In az
81 l2 charcoal Tin quoted IS 20 - 81 :, aud Chaf' Al
rerue at 81 81 81 49, Other Metals dl. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

a. " BSy Rs So
ssi2 snd Ie5 At sIsss rnisSs I1nn
sss & :1S ;ss
S snG %s note 900
ahs u demand At unchanged as.rss sass o.
sSsSG At s tor tom%tn
81 10 for C iassia for
active With the exception Coal . has
H r. On Ssn r ss f
supplies are daily y and %GR the
EncSt any iDsr@sse Gas Coz" meets With inquiry
@ r % At .ssS ss = sSan 'c%
f a yns By or s
the Goespondng week last year an ncrss;s OF
!sssss nss 'rRs isoa s
s G s nsaae ~ Sr the e
the tons sgspst oss do to
s5%S sssI
sysr Seam 20 .Ss g A asssS
can Camel s2asi4i English g. Ince Hall y, sl7@sis
A S%sssar fss iss 40
nc sns s I sss ne
na r. asss, S s.s os ss
S ss1 sss q"
iass q Belle So SsS Sn Hsr not irans
I saI % SS .s Ter Ven q ans
It'll be- DO. iS<as good do jSSis+c and
Ss ssnss s
25d2sc; Singapore 22d2tc ceyl0n 2lG22ci Mara;aDo'
mngo i7af7tc.i Porto Rico 1SLa20c; Costa Rico lS@
PIE Mexican 2Od2lc AngOstura 1921 ci SavanulA 20@
22c., and Curacao az l3i2d20c. all gold.
COTrON-There Was but little doing In spot Cotton 10
day and market weak and irregular at decline OF
isc = n we revise our quotations accordingly Re
the shipping ports Odav 1888 bales this DAY
last week, 426 bales this day last 543 bales total
since sept o22 bales same time last ysaI
ports Great Britain 2l29 bales exports to Connsn
stock, li2+99 bales The averages OF yesterdays Tor
ward deliveries were as follows August l4sac septem
Der ace; January 1885,; February, l4.6lc. March
iisc DECEMBER, 500 Ii,ss January, 200. it,,sc Feb
100 il1c sept mbcr 800, lisc october. 800, iiss2c
November, 100 Arg Deeembsr 100 lac feornaty
bales. Third October 400 bales at l4isc.
Quotations classification IN force sept
1874 Upland Cotton IN store running IN quality not
than hall grade above or below the grade anoted
Ordinary l3is Good Ordinary. las Mdding II q
Cool ord l4Ia Low Mlddling. l47s Good Md, l6as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

City bank stocks were more active; Merchants
Exchange t12) sold at 1O2; Phenix 400 at 100 |;
Park t5) at 14s; Metropolitan 800 at 1873; German
American 1851 at 9169Ol; Central National n4l
at 30, and Fourth National G5l at 1919. The bids
ara followe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

Jersey Bag Meal firm and In fair demand We quote fine
White AZ al sOdS 90 Fine Yellow al ri Ioasl 'o COARSE
Al 81 5Odsl So Ground Feed at 81 4odsl 90 Il,
FREIGHIS-There Is an active business passing on ulc
berth and rates firmly held Chaiterng tonnage II III
good request owing the Limited supply business IL con
shippers available S. Is asked for Grain vessels ~
medium Bristol Channel while tbs figure Is freely 90
Cork fUr Orders Te enlargement IN
cinde To Liverpool by steam, l. 900 boxes Cheese io
lOD boxes Bacon, $685. lao bales Co ton, Id ooOOO osn
Grain 11d3d. To London, by sail, 5000 bush DO Iol
1000 hb.-. Flour "a ed The Gram charters comprise: An
Amri an bark penath Roads with 1000 Or at
d. Norwegian bark ito arr vel hence To continent WIN
800 sTs. The Petroleum charte's are an Amtil
can big hence 20 Gutenberg, with 800 bbls. Re
dnded and Naphtha at Is; az American bark, irnln
Philadelphia 10 Baltic. with $500 bb Refined at G. 3D.
an ship from do 10 Continent with 500 bills CO.
at 5s chartered previous 10 arrival helc. "
Bremen Hamburg with 1900 bbla. do at ~ 1 AFTER
CHANGE Petroleum charters an American bark
Philadelphia Ia te Mediterranean, with 1000 Dds M
hno-l 90. German bark from do 90 ointment with
Iih port With 1000 bbs S. Cd American bark, hepec
10 nited Kingdom with 1900 bbl- on rus not a. yet male
public The Grain charters German lafk, from flha
aepha Penarth Roads, with 1900 qu~rieo at Is 3d. an
Italian IN Euupc) hcYce IT, Colk for oricrS WIN
bOlO quarters Ia and $40 rranity Ie engagements
Mere. 70 stettn by steam Hull 800 tcs Lard AT 6Os "a
Hull by steam. 900 bbl-. kosin at 81.
lTIhe market for Eoren Dried has been very quiet
the sales have been entirely conhned u ohDng
an, the sales 1000 boxes Layer E1his ~
81 2sds2 20 chiefly al the latter price 300 Or boxes al
80 zoe. 900 halt Valencia at % bbla Cur
d6ac, chisfy the outside ngure Prunts are
In ven M supply particularly Turkish. IN caskA there Ae
comparatively nVul- We QuotoI
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| PRESENT DELIVERY. -,
Today Last Eve'g Total Total

Consumption 500 t34 l,25E
For future delivery business accomplished AZ
decline OF 0'isc on the early months and 4c on late
months sales follows, all on basis OF Low Mddlng: oo
"a is'se September 100 ilsc S0J il assc october 1900
ii nasc 300 i4sc November 300 IA 9sec; 400 i'ac;
December 800 IA 9ssc 300 Ia lc January LOO IA ss2c
February, 900 l4sc March. 100 "a 100 IA 2,sac;
April, l6j l5c 100 ssc total 1900 bales Yesterday
closing prices s3e August Sossrai sspf pa
cember HE January I4ssd4 iasac; February, Ia
4Sc March, ia aIsd April 5dl6l sc; May, l5 "a
i5essc; June t5isssal52c. Market barely steady
sales day up to m.A@gast 5o0 IA @sie yoe i4 loo
Gse 1924 200 4 lfS s sS p c h ES
ii iSSac. LOO IA isc October 2l00 II ss2c; 100
liLc; 100 I7ssc; 200 Il Soc 900 IA 7a2c.j 200
% 800 ac 800 peee@ T N0Y iGo f. 100 7oo
300 l4ic 100 4aszc 400, ec January l1c0 IA J9e;
20 l4ssec. 500, 4Lc.; 800, IA lqc February 600
l4issac March, 200 14Hs2c 200 l4Ssc; 100 IA rs2c
NEW COrroN-The first bale 'of the new crop OF Texas
Cotton received to-day by Woodward stillnan
commission merchants No "A Was and sold in front OF the
Cotton Exchange by John H. Draper Coz auctonees at
Gle H. o. Hartman was grown and consigned 10 luis
market by A. Marion OF Cameron County, Texas.
better il prevailing note sales at 50 % COLO N
bond according To quality Morphine quiet and easier AZ
81 10 for p W. Cream Tartar II Crystals held At
S4d34 for American. with sales al the inside hgures
French quoted AZ 80 c both gold Essential Ols remain
much same, but the movement only ncd sanderso
at So 3d. gold English Chemicals In moerate request
al former soda Ash at 81 81 2d$2 O64 site
soda, 81 45dSi 56l4; Carb Soda ~ 81 all gold
Bleaching Powder al S2dS2 TO- currency Other descriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

la State bonds District of Columbia 3-63s sold at
at 72l4 New-York State Bounty bonds at 1906 Mis-
sour U.s. Asylum bonds, ut par and Georgia Cold 's
ut IIl hila lnllOXn:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

INDIGO-Trade very quiet and values are unchanged.
sold IN ia 70I soc. and Madras az Soc cuffenff
LEATHER emloclThe movement for export continues
SHIPMENTS side which exceed TIE usual weekly aver
still purchasing very sparngy ana te
market easier For crop there is Llooorat. demand chiefly
for middle weights. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

PEATHERs-Chocc lots and firm, with fair IN
anlTy Eastern 53d54c Western live prime 55d6Oc,
and SOutieIn at J0d SIC.
FISI-Dry Cod are in fair demand az unchanged figures
sas OF 300 ats Grand Bank at - 80 -, and zoo gus
Georges Bank s. 3D. the latter in light supply and wanted
o Oi Mackere continue in good request AID the market
ruled with sales Of 100 bbs No Mass uses shore
M - so OF Mackere, 100 bbls No Massachusetts
cre sold AZ I6 100 bills No SO ;Odsll and 200
Ills New Iag, 40 at 81 90 Box Her ing firm aud
more OF 10000 boxes Sce at $50 Barrel Let
rn0 n 4, dali and nominal We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-21

FLOUR AND MEAL-Tne Flour market opened stronger,
especially leading shipping brands the offerings are mol
crate te trade reluctant advanced prices
claimed prices unsettled No and superhne are
higher AT the the market quiet but strong, III some
instances higher figures have been obtained but gcray ne
market il without Improvement Leading shpPng oahHs
are held above limits Of shippers sales OF lioOO Dds