The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-14
MARKETS.

MARKETS.
New Orleans, Aug. lO.-Sugar fir
mer, fair to fully fair 8i@9i, min,
90 10; molasses dull, common IOe
IS, fair 5Oa55, prime to choice se07Q
flour, upward tendency, Xxx 96soe
6 IS, XXX 7@8 80, choice and family
8 1909 so; corn neal flrmer, held a
81 25; corn scarce and firm at 1880;
oats frnler, 65@7l; bran scarce 81 q
hay firm, quoted at ~ for old primo :
pork firm, held at $24, dry salt meat
firmer, shoulders 81, bacon firm, held.
shoulders l0s0l34, sides Isl, Hama.
choice sugar cured, firmer at ID; lard.
tierce 14f, key IS; coffee steady, lob.
bling. ordinary to prime l6i63Oi {:
whisky firm at 81 q. Gold ll3i /:
sight 81 premium.
New Orleans, Aug. lO.-Cotton oai.
ct, middling l44, low middling i3}.
good ordinary IL. Net receipts l9.
gross 81; exports coastwise 6 !; sales
Is bales.
Miscellaneous.
Coushatta, La, Aug. 18th, 1875.
j. A. Wolfson:
Nicholson's captured; just arrived:
we're caught 10 Arkansas. Great ex.
citement.
BEN. WoLrsoS.
Coushatta, L., Aug. IL, 1875.
J. II. Cosgrove, Editor vindicator:
Nicholsons captured at Willmine.
ton Landing, Arkansas. They %.
now in Jail here.
First bale now cotton received by
me to-day. JULES L,sso.
Shreveport, Aug. 13.-River rose
ten inches the last rise new amousts
to four feet seven inches. Latest news
from Fulton report river falling fast.
Philadelphia, Aug. ia meeting
IT the stock holders of the Texas (
Pacific Railway, held and adopted .
v0lamlnOus report of tho President.
The work Of construction ia practi.
ally suspended now, but will 10 re-
'umed in September.
,Frankord, Ky, Aug. ll.-Nc.
;reary's majority nearly ~ 900, With
a counties to hear from.
Cincinnati, o., Aug. 1.-THE Ga.
cite has letters from IA county seats
there the flood occurred, which state
hat the prospects are much better
han was expected. Wheat and oats
ave suffered, of the former two thirds
t . crop will be saved, of the latter
'ss than half can bo saved, Of CON
'ere will be moro than on average
op, owing to increase Of acreage.
Dtatoes will yield largely, although
me few farmers complain of rot-at.
ost points the yield will be over the
'erage: The Hay crop will not fiji
ort Of tue average quantity, but
. quality is not - good - aasual.
Aug. ll.-ExGov. VIM. :
taham, Of North Carolina, died Of
ganic disease Of the heart ct Con.
cas- Hall this morning, he came hero
out three weeks since and had bean
mined to bis room four days.
San Diego, Aug. 1.-THE Purser
the city OF Panama, reports that
. revolutionists attempted to sack
o Bias, but were defeated and fed.
Aug. li.-Geueral Cooke
d Col. Stanton, returned ftom the
ack Hills and report the Minors
'paring to leave the country. It's
'ir opinion that the mountains are
Of quartz, and that capital and
or will develop mines equal to
orado and Nevada. There were
q miners on tho Hills Who had
70 much preliminary woek.
Washington, Aug. n.-Tho Seese-
= of tho interior racontly a1ireased
following letter to tho Pfeqioenk
it has been returned to hin vii
recommendation approved. d.
ement Of Interior, Washineton,
J: 1875; Sir: On tho ~ q
u 1874, 80 much Of tho Te1as "a
ltfc railroad a. lies between M.
Il and Dallas, Texas, was aeoept.
q the report Of Mr.. faaae d. Star-
Commissioner, who had e1ea-
and foundlit constructed in sub-
ce compliance, With tho roouire.
ts Of tho printed instructions of
Department in addition to tho
ion thus accepted by you, Mr..
gon also made = favorable report
I'D road, constructed from Mar.
J, east OF Texas and Louisiana.
Marshall nosthward to Texar.
}, and from Sherman eastward 10
'kston, thees portions were not
accepted, because they did not
within the authorizing Of the
truction Of said road, since then,
'vcr, the oct Of the 22nd Of June,
i.as declared said portions 70.
ed and taken to be . part Of tho
Texas and Pacific Railroad, and
hereafter b sabect TO I'll g
sions and limitations q tho g
'ngress incorporating said Cen
and the supplements thereto 10
of this act. I have the homer
Dnpn,nnh that .>:I r>.AaA. -.