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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25
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Prom 10 sew YORK Sun.
ia Rhode Island curious conflict 81
jurisdiction between the State and
Federal authorities has occurred grow
ing QUE ~ seizure of'lquors made
BY the State oonstables. There was a
large stock of liquors IN the store Of a
man named Bligh, which we're seized
under tho provisions Of the Rhode
Island liquor law While tie state
officers were engaged Ia removing the
contEaband goods tie United States
Marshal made his appearance, claimed
that she Liquors were in lis custody,
and iorcibly interfsred with the seizure
A large forca 81 tho city police was
summoned ~ assist the Marshal, and
ii tao taasie which ensued the state
conslabiee got off with fifteen barrels
81 hrowatar, While The Federal Govern.
mens, represented hy The United States
Marshal remained IN triumphant pos
session 81 the ethainler " The liquors
Whether Or no the starsspangled
hanner was raised over thst portion of
che whisky which vas saved from tie
prafnno hands ~ tic state constabulai
We az unable to Say, but il Il certain
that the sQuabhie has created d good
deal 81 excitement III she small but
plRcky state ia which Il occurred.
Cos, Howard, Rhoge zeal NJ member
p tho Republican party under ordinary
cirppmpiances will hardly be guess
toned. feels very indignant at the
slight which has been put upon the au-
sbority 81 ths slate BY TIE minions OF
The Federal Government, and IN mes
SAGE ~ tie Legislature assumes tone
whieh, Il he vas an anti Administration
Governor ~ Southern State, would
unaonotedly lead to a. immediate visit
ifom Phil sheridan. HeaayH
= sfIIbs.Fe haavs been aiaaed int our
onra ior the post aiy mpnthn threats
wish rasara q Fort Adams and revenue
cnliers, BAT . long IS these threats
Wefe words, and idle words. they have
been treated IS sueh YET when i IS
grayeiy stated hy respectable and III.
tslliga eos journal lhat sroopa from Port
Adans ana tlie United States revenue
ealle Samuel Dexter lad been placed
at Che disposition Of the Marshal, II
seems proper " ak Why Il this
done Nhom Is Il desired n attack Z
Npt y loieign foe not tuFbnlent com.
manisy 81 Rebellion Thrust be. then,
iar she pu1pQa III wHRing Waf ~ tha
people 81 4 state State Nhoae PEG.
ME from the date II ia itlelaent have
been noted tog Their intelligent con.
lasa and raiiaosism, II may haFe
hen improper fer lhia honnsahBe body
81 consider aaeh asnacss so long "a
thsY were aea But nov shas nv
@ IL irlg forged liiink Il sughi
ta aige y0uf attention
Theses sge brave Words ebd Gov
HeNana II probably Fialit ~ the asti
iaie which t8 Bat e Ii ina
been kos en aaa wht
Ipg auN Il used ncl
anl iaana II regard 8 tie al1D
eious aaiF which, hage hesn com
united uaon sh 81 the sspis b
ta NNa p fen Wishing
te H alaIen Governor
af an 81
'ss ssf aald be
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25
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LEEsBURa, La, March l0, 1875.
Editor Weekly Echo
Iii compliance with your late request
/ undertake TO supply you with few
short articles upon subjects Of local in-
terest to Cameron parish. / can not
promise, however, that they win be
strictly sertafim
This parish is mainly composed Of
two belts 81 land, extending, with occa-
sional interruptions, nearly the full
length 81 the parish from east to west.
The northern belt is portion Of the
mainland, and lies continuously to Cal
Scasieu and yermillion parishes, which
bound it on the north, and from whose
territory this parish was created
am sorry that / am not possessed Of
more extensive knowledge Of the geog-
raphy Of this belt, but as / have visited
il only at those points accessible by the
waters Of Calcasieu and Mermentau
rivers, my information must necessarily
Be somewhat limited, and indefinite.
South Of this belt lies an extensive
marsh, some poltions of which are yet
to be explored, and very much Of it is
represented as utterly inaccessible, 80
that it viii, in all probability, long re-
main d mystery This marsh has
mean width Of about twelve miles, per-
haps more. And south Of it lie long
belt, and series 81 belts, which extend
from the marsh before spoken Of to the
Gulf 81 Mexico, u To the vast sen
marsh, which borders some portions Of
this Gulf Its average width is not
more. perhaps, than one mile, although
ia some places IL covers al extent Of
nearly six miles. and is composed Of
many slight elevations, here called
ridges, lying nearly parallel and d.
vided ia some parts by intervening
marshes, ID Others ~ valleys, which
are covered with water during rainy
seasons, but are hard, dry, and covered
With luxurihnt grass al other times.
Various and diverse are the theories
advanced by different persons ii ac-
counting for the formation Of this
belt it being evidently II recent form
alton, geologically speaking But the
ideas most strongly adyooatea are, 1st.
That il IS Of volcanic origin, and I'd,
opposed ID thc FIRST, that ii has been
foFmsaa ~ ~ Tie The action q the waters Of
the Gulf and for the most part, during
storms, when the upheayings from the
sen are 50 great. But, however the base
81 this land may have originated, am
quite sure that the valuable portions
we're formed, N d great degree At least,
BY the depressing system, and that, for
those lands Of which speak, the pl in
cipal elsrafing agency has been decom-
position 81 vegetable mhtter, tho luxu-
rianee Of which Is nov MISTER Ill the
past and known only e ua through tho
memory of old occupants and tradition.
Tho entire aubstFatnm, however. 50 far
~ has been yet examined, Il oi marine
origin
This anbieas being AZ this time u
matter q 10 practical Importance, viii
not ~ discussed IL length and IN
closing can only promise y KY 70 1T
you NAYS more generally interesting
MISTER IN uiy next RnAD.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25
Trea.are TEove Ia LoIIisiana.
The following dispatch to the New

The following dispatch to the New
Orleans Times, says
MERmENTAu, La, March 16. Par
ties who have been hunting for money
supposed to have been buried by pi-
rates and smngglers on the Mermentau
river, about the time Of the war of 1872
succeeded ia finding a box Of money,
which, upon being opened was found
to contain American coin of as late
date as 1861, which leads to the belief
that ii was money stolen and buried by
the jayhawkers, who were numerous in
this vicinity during the war. The
amount found is not known, but from
all that can be learned it did not ex-
coed $4,000 or $1,000. The finding Of
this created a great excitement, and
now there are hundreds digging along
the banlzs Of the river and bayous in
this vicinity.
We have seen nor heard nothing con-
firming the above statement
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25

BOWS ON sncfAU UaKsKfNa "A mum.
hef % young and middlo.agea men ST
Inc town, who are fond ei fieil teddy.
but sho are opposed to fhe great opil
known as soclai drinking. have orenns
igea society Ml.ag b their GLASS. Et
ID needles t0Aay lhai lae membesa are
men g senee and startling integrity
lnH muse nf iae Organization Il the
AWisifN pna treated society.
The third aeek| che 8eesg wns
hNla aH Sunday gieht with ais. M J.
~ President III Vice President
R 81 Secretary aud 8, Treasurer
nn compliance With
the mle era eaul Hne faeh time lor
lins q dfink Will Friend aud two
doi'a Mma flag s 4nk. Tho
wives oi aesan meH longing f6 fhia
soaMtg ha aa@an eeaativ M wonder
#Nt tAaif eemc aNme aiais
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25
the Southern FARMERS Friend.
T7HAT EXCELLBNT WEEKLY


.ETNHAT EXCELLENT WEEKLY
L Agricultural paper, OUR HOME
JOURNAL, commenced its Ninth Volume in
January Of this ear. This is without doubt,
the most vauab Weekly Agricultural journal
in the South, aud ever live farmer and planter
ought to be 2 constant reader os it, as any one
number Is worth the subscription price which
has been reduced so 65 per year, including
postage Aside from this the publisher gives
4 magnificent Chrome, which alone is wNrth
all that ii charged for the paper. AS an Agri-
cultural and F,mily paper, Ora HOME JoUR>
NALoanu I fail TO be popular FORTS large corps
editors and contributors from nearly every
seetion Of tho South aid 10 making il Of great
value 10 the farmer and planter in all their
various pursuits.
hose who are not already subscribers can
become so ~ addressing Qua HONS JouRNAb.
New Orleans, and in losing 81 65 for years
subsenptian md We would advise every iutela
ligeni planter and farmer ia he South TO
subscribe gor and read it weekly. Aside from
itq valuable Agricultural matter, il contains q
com lsie markoi report, the important news Of
the cOuntry rs we'll as va uable reHding for the
family. Ttispriuted on fine book paper, and Is
decidedly the aeatest weekly papor 10 the South.
The rapid increase Of its subscription list has
enabled the 1ublisher 10 reduce HE price 20
81 65 for single subscriptions. and e So Is 10
Clubs Of twenty or mOrF,
We win furnish the Echo and HoME jour.
NAL 70 all cash snheribers at $4 net, with
unmonnied Chrome, oil postprid.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25

amueh earlier than they have saf yeals
past CQnf r4ournal
The drove Organization hes our
hearty endorsement mad So taka pleas
me ID recommending g Ioang ana
midae-aged men Of Lake chafles.
shink 81 It, and encourage such 2 So
cioty ii this lown. No evil Liz likely to
result from IS much good might grow
out Of t
Paris viii have another monument
for the Communists to pull down the
-uext time thei1tul comes will be
dedicated on the 18th Of March. and
sill be iumemofy of Generals Lecomte
and Thomas, killed on that day in
1871
lii 1874 we had in these United
States 5, 800 failures, with liabilities 20
S153, 289, 900 but in 1873 the failures
were 8. 1888 and the Liabilities 1928, 499,
600. Last year, therefore, more small
failures the big fellows went earlier.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25

~ hinelaa, D e Republican Sem
at9r are pressing Pc adoption q g
ra5isaon aonin8 Grant tfeatm
q LafEfssHna
Andrew johnson made one Of hia
most effective speeches declaring chat
the reelection of Craft viii he the end
81 The republic. The Louisiana adjust
ment IL hxed fact. Details not yet
promulgated
John Mitchell, Che irish exile, died
on fhe 20th inst, 1t Dromolane,
Ireland
Terrible tornados recently visited
Georgia. and Mississippi causing great
loss Of life and property
st..-s---.-44-aa
The sudden breaking up Of ice gorges
id some Of the northern and eastern
rivers has caused immense damage
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25

WILL KfRp CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ehoiea soiseflQn ho he dnoE5a haagl
gic apa Wtnct Hoard bg tae cay, wk END
month. tfafleE lsn q accommodated te 2
FOOD neal and comfortable saa 80 ali imes.
meane NJ nagH NJ H H 'eak
N hpNf ff|ses sass Re present hasd imsa,
y house Convenient 6 sh'rniRsi ana close
e 8hg ealsefla1 snd aoAuVn eaa afpes
is his cibe gltg
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25

TIME AB0VE.NAKED HOUSE HAS RE.
Gently been renovated and PUT IA neat
and complete order. Tho travelling public
will ind it D com ofHbly md pleasant plHoe to
stop. square meal and y comfortable bed
can be had ut all times Of he day and night.
"A Bar is a taehel 70 the Hotel whore the best
Of liquor- and cigats are constantly kept. No
pains will Be- spared BY be proprietor 70 make
those ratronizing the house feel comfortable,
and 10 away satisfied.
A Feed Stable attached. Horses
carefully attended to. no20 1y
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

PRSGHTs-There fir the berth In grain
and re In the chssug lire there continues TO be
little accomplished though tonnage Is In r supply the inquiry
present hight and rates shove the Of hpes The en-
gagenenis cude To Liverpool by steam 400 bates Cotton At
e3zd q 10. coWpresed;" "a 900 bush Gran al StGoAd "
bush and 900 bHsh de- re" At rse To Glasgow BY
steam 5000 euah do at Cd j6 ID to HILL ev steam 5000
bush Wheat Si 70 London bV $4,000 hush do at 3D.
and zoo tons Oh CaEe us 81 only charter we her OF
with particulars American bark Of 400 hence COunha
with hogshead Tobicco a. AIS Sd.
FEATHERS demand very light and Of job5ng character
rule about Of other qualities favor
the buyer quote Eastern % 036c eern Live ueese
Prime, 5O154ci and DO Inferior h 30043o
revised tables Tor the Our stocks
na soc fully former Peruvian GuAno
is him demsnd.
PLAX-A moderate River and Canadian at l50l7
for the former l59Sc for the latter Western, IA I'D &c
Spinning Tow quiet s9lOc Green Western Tow 24c, and
state at 2sc y 70 cash.
GRAN-The inquiry Wheat fair early Change, and
feeling insisted
restricted the Spring Winter firmly held and
ead1 demand for milling The market closes bat not
rcve advanced rates Of fght asked There Is more m
ouiy Winter for milling improve pnoe the sales are l4uOOO
No q Chicago Spring 81 Os 81 O7as O9 or No
IN store ST. Is for No / Minnesota, afoAt 81 "a %
81 % for Red Western aud 81 26D$l &6 for Amber doi
Barley quiet sales Of 600 bush prime Canada West at
81 40 Baey Malt and dull Oats less active
aoI H0si White at 90 a7Oc MIXED 69e
saoa White 7017O9; State Mixed 6706s on track and
GA0a and White DO al 80 2G7O2 track and afOt RYE gue
sales f 500 95c Corn opened better uuder
tie favorable Liverpool aVioes closed and
adv gltsi % 900 buh Western xed at
leoS, Soc White 81 and Jersey YeIow 80 GS5 "a
COMPARATIVE AND BRooKLTN WARE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

s.,e.s e0rryESs rs'sD - and = y, .;',1gH. rio
w-re atru- a. 0s flI 70 good IL" raj iir sale
snEKP-Rece pts JGy bead al a for eishAst
vas extremely Iueaay md the nIi rn ed aa at
e.EerdaJ quo,ons o. - ~, &C. ~ ' % l ,%,,S. 7
IL Y n 70 DO 70 m a - - DO; III q d. a. a. IN
At 6s Ii9 io. 90 n - 80 Co. % 10 a. 1e aud 1T do
J.me. 70, ,cn - STATE sheen 81 D. 7c 81 Do 80 @ at
6c 100 ao 90 n 49, 372 DO W. n = ,S6 MN i'S nu
Judd BusinEhss oa - Oho sheep - d. a. 62c -OO d.
% sg,sa:ps o 1sr, 20 eai, or 256s hogs Foeh
- st. -,d "a eaI. = II ~ Civ and s,5ss for
BryvaLo Feb 2&-c.rTrr-Reep,. 1343 bead, maUns the
,ots ssDpv ,hus isf jI6o head or 5Oi ea against
rno The moderately active With rot much stock
oceang IHd owners holr oi a. aayrs e. "a a.. O ne & Eas
800 head were dspose ,v local and ooantIy a sales 25o
- % 200 head Mehgsn Averaging from O3s to 2t2
70 & - - = 20 S 80 s5 % 81 81 sol, e,ls 1crssSs Is0
saEEp asD LAxB-Recep, osr. 4iOo be,f making tn, oA
,uDp or hs wees ,su a., M 600 Ae ,s n & ssAS e., ,1e %
mart't opened duil and sios I's sirona q: on d rom %
Of WesEsa sheep ElAgng ron ~ 10 10 ID - %o@
peep,. iods, head tn. iOt, fApplv FOR
IA. week thu. iar 7iOO head for ,be me time
.tsiy .eiiy iai better quality ard heavy du
and loksrs aHd sat hors 400 bead sre disposed
a. "a ar TN. s,~l usod All negsetea
Yo-fers 81 so es6 So heavy hogs. 81 25ds Oi ''lisr'
averaging 30 70 al ".
CHICAGO Feb 23-CATTLs-Very iu we't Ald eAsT Sr az a.,
ae rep 100 e. Of aeo to s9n%Sa 90 5 9 % At " oV
to extra shipping. - jOgt8 70; shipments. 2OOu
HoGIye quiet decline Of lO 10 5Oe; receipts
r,sps 90 ioSse 10 ieayT 81 1896 90 shpnsbts 1900
sHrEr nomn.lly lower; sales; receipts 1000
W.rxrrovE aa,s Feb 2ABgKY CATTLERsoeip.s l63 head
No nAsssi ea5s ~ s s @ a5.y sss 20 s-eous d. sS 90
siirs. sns a. d. sIaS So - I59a.s t--''''
sTrEr aSO Lssns-scsoi. lOss head ,d- is hai better
Roe5 for se'ss past Pe. advanced ~ n sales
LOT \ = 5UF>S each, - Gt1 d.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
COTTON MARKETS.

Mszrrr Feb 20 cotton arn; asking higher hddIng. iJe
,Slpmfnt 2jjs bales sales bales 6l346
- Loris Feb 22Cotouuet reespts l75 bsesi 4l6
Bo.ros Fe6 55;ottos-ns. receipts los SIS
BsLfinoEz fs6 5-CO,ton-ns receipts - bales; sos' 26o
PHiLaDEFISA ReG 22-COttor-pe. rseep 2O3 b.es gross
2sj bsle,.
500 bales gross JO9 oae' sI9ort. to Great Bnisi3 9o3
GALvSssoS Feb 22CotOa arner hsN higher Aiddhns 5e
Low Aus ~ & Good ,Do OaA y '; hs ,sg n s s & b...
30 bales Hles 800 bales; stock II 2lO bales
,,s. $50 bsIes stock 1855 bales.
LorIsviLLE. Feb 22-COItOn steady; Middhns. l5e.
L2-I0LOB-Nes 2l0l bales
to The 2lO0 hAls eOssaie 27lA bales stock iG4s4
aornE Pei 22.-Coton steady; Madng l5e Low sddirs
l4Lc Good Ordinary l4e net eceiots OZ2 bales gross @
sllss exports 5O7 bales sales 900 baes ockIOO
ssw oRLaAs, F.A 22ceitOn MddBas 5e Low MD
ding Good Ordinary 44 net receipts, 10 O2o bales gross
10 B52 exports 70 Grsa Bnln Js9S bales to Eseee
S 5 :9 Ss Sas .os. 5s 40 bsisa -'
SSVsSAn Feb 22-Coto1Net receipts 1s2 bsles gross 2lo9
,csSs1i FsS 2Scoon srm Mdduug l5c, ne, receipts
924 bales saOmens 92l bales 'oeE 700 bales
IS &c Mddug i9s Good Ordinary l3 g Net receipts
799 RIOorisCOAsIwise 1850 bales Sales lo's DAe'
BAIrrSoEs FEB 2S-CottOn srmi Mddhpr l52c: Low ND.
1857 bales EIpors-To 1860 bAes eoaEise, 2l5
bales 465 bae inners 200 bales STOCK 20 ssO sses
BosroS. Feb 3-Coion ann hisddns zoe 10" 100 1s
I5s Good Ordinary, 47s Sales 30 bale" stock IVo'o
PHILADELPHIA. Feb % Cotton srn Ndding l6e Low MID
ding 1 Good Ordinary l4e Net roeePs -o- bales sfo'
LoGsvLEs, Peo 23.-cOttOn arm MdiguG. l5e ,o,r,..
Gu 6n,S uss receipts b.es exports 70
Gr. Bnsa 233 baes eOastws 1915 bales sales 1859
cssHirsros Feb 2s-coon tending up sddlus
l5bal5 Low Mddhns l6Si6 sr Good 0!dio'ry l4is net
MoBmE Psb 23-Coou ameri adiiins is ". Low hddlinE
% SeS Gs'. & S S,.. Ss .''S S 3Ss s ps 80 i''' coast
hsSOELJiSs Feb Ij-cSsa BUYERS aHa ssis apart Assl
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

LrvvnrooL Prb 2333O m-Of the ssss Of Cotton today
$3.50 bIies American.
PRAEKyoRr Feb 23-U nv,wenir bonds 99s for the ISSUE
Of 1862. ~
LIyRRPooI. Psh 234 sses of Cation the basis OF Md
duE UpsB aong bslos Good Ordinary deliverable Aifca ana
April al 7 f3-i6d.
LosDos Feb 23-i:30 n-Dspatohes 0m P's qno'c sn'e'
Of 6IL soc. .
LIyKKPooL Feb 23430 mcaes 0f Cotton o. toe ha9s
Mdd Upands nothing below OrBharT shipped janasry at
77 DO do March and sp 81 do nothing beiO"
Low hidlling, shipped JaInaD aHd February a. 17st
AsTvEnr. Fsh 23-PfJolrum. JUf for hne pale American
LIyRRPOOL Feb 30o mIrde Re,OIbe m.fAes Tor isrrs
ard Psbcs Manchester frm with award tendency
LONDON. Feb. 23-Tiow. 1915 Y oEt .
LONDON Fob 23IH> MARI LAM ESpress t weekly review o
the the keeps the mpts
wheat oaeBg and unstable condition Ptets epd IOWA
IN market
LoSDoa FEB 23-Bysnng-spr rapsniae S5 J@25lS v G~t
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
The STATE or TRADE.

Lospov Feb e}-l230 p m-Consoh for money, 9jd93is
FOR ths sre-uni 90 sa33 Ee RsEsy shares 25G25 - Pre-
erred. f2l2 ..
I1vxEPooI P.b m-CotiOn aciive and hrDer
77si; MidinF Orleans Sd sales l5OOO
be, 900 for and pccuAon sa on the bss
below Good Ordinary, shipped Jar
usry Is I'D The receipts Of Whest M the pat
r.. DAYS have been Il quarters nelud 900 AmereaE
LONDON Feb. 23-2 nPan Dispatches quotes kents al b3L
75e. ,,,,
Un,pd nohrr Ordinary deliverable April aud hT al
ao nothing beo. Low MiddnE deliverable Apri aud MAJ al
i5lgd BreAdsufs are steady N5esi 1904 oeuia
for nvrage CaHorn. white and G9 10 Tor Club do Corn
81 43S per quarter Peas 43 quneT for Canadian
LoNDos Feb. 2J53O m-Ihe slnoan. o. bainn "uaarsSn
from the Bank England bAaacs todaF 70 4 lOBOuO
Lospos P,b. 2J-lJO D. N -Taios. so l6S399vev.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

n,, cs.,.e., H.e, 3l5o7 ss. su''vsn sSe BAGS NJ: y
Ma iO6 BaekS6bl s0J9 hsss The sioen heIv @
-..,x are 82U73 port 71l2 bars q
"a sss esr New-0r 5000 bags at sa,snnsh ooV os
S.,..s.. Rosds IS 46l BahmOre IN mia ersees
s,s rsv rae umun ver da u ssa Is,s
s-~ser saantt-. qno.e ,oa.S
~ dsoa Singapore 2302lc Ceyon 2O@Z5e - ~
ri l-ss Lagnssrs. l0@Ze ysmAos sSnS Ms.c.1
SJziT Ia Poro R,eA lS62Oc. Costs Ha io"1l ~
fsi,s2ic AaEostsrA 2Os9Sea SsVaHa anu
CorTOS-TNere onir snail busress spo'
Cotsos ana Prices improvement Of ~ ~ ss choean
k..o... "a The m.rket closes dae AZ the sarance ne
srpts Il the shipping c nI are lIsol sses ' ap a
s 70 ZOO hae,: s dsr l59sS bales total since
s.s S6 $50 uDe last year 3OU ZuS bales con-
sadsted lthres 50 - sapo
x,i i7e O4g bse- el stock $40 6S bates hs ca
s.l S.o IL lb-lOoi Apal. 2sO0, 16 5-l6c MAJ l6OO
rs a. sS@ Jase 100 10 2931e 100 10 i5:l6s !Gy 300
~ seo.. a second call March 500. 10 l0di
asr tD I ll.32c Nav, 800 l6 lil8e June, 300 10 81
va Sss 800 II aG 500. IL S2e; August 200. lIsc-
80 D HI
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

hear Of 5000 s.sf Msrrh 1889; 500 seller 1877
$50 tc,, seller MAY l4di4 ilBc $50 seller Juy l4an
PBfh0LkUMRsned exceedingly but values
ws quote l4sel4lec for SPOT and "a hdl4 for March de
hverT. Cases dull 1919 Crude lp bat hneT at Ice
for spot and % for March delivery snail reported early toe
DAY delivery Epbt1a but steady st 93e
Al Phladspha Refined inert and nominal 4dlise Advces
fro he Of supply oss Tusyie quet
81 65 bid and 81 20 asked for Upper Roads OIL CITY rn At tl 10
Roaseve quiet business den held az about 81 TO- Petroleum
Centre quiet but 81 40asl AS Tdoue quiet nothing
doing 81 37a bid wells Pakers qmet fiT opened United
wells 81 AZ q bid, 81 90 Shipments quoted
0iLSLned qu6i and unchanged Use from cusber hints
Crude Fish hrn held but Merhaden dull and nominal
buy and ee being their Lard shOus guotAbe
change PRIME Winter 81 1881 Is Cotton Sect
Crnds Prime Other oils
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

Sauqhter

LTNsEEDTbe market fOr this article !. n hs moment entirely
neglected and prices nominal, 81 y = gold 30 daT'
METALS-Hoers OF lego. Copper are very arm ~ De hl
offer stocks spsrng but BUYERS holding on ana h inquiry
moderate from quarters the movement embracing Only
small ots satisfy trade kauts and about
former s are quoted position % Dosurs hgres
are merely nom6a LsEe seaer1 held at re cash without
quoted 2s Bolts and Br9ner Sc
yellow Metal SbeAbg Ole; snj Y NJ Bolts 2Se scotch F iron
vcrv quet prices without quoiabe chsnge sc9cl Ig
he small OWING
dealers anticipating trouble hroughou he coal glse
vbieh unsetes values Foreign Pig there Continued
far inquiry the market remains siesos, i az
soh In ots Al S7i2 Domestic Is dull hed az 70 0V~ 90
Mpafseue oue Pipe. and Sheet al 81 al es'
Ia -. cent 70 the trade. Pipe Ace and InLnl RIPE
16 Sueter steady small amounting o%Dont ~ tons
western on private Pig Tin very aa ana ae [ saS
opoted at p d2l *; l. r. u al &c ana heluy
n S goli Plates limited demand the sto,n are
ting sales OF 4OoO boxes OhaeoAI In oH NV
!. Ll.ho. AataI. Al. .nLni
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

higher Mdrnv. or; net rsccip, $50 bses Fross thT
bs,ss the coatsen l,JJ6 b1esi sas 300 bales
stock. 3Ol. .66l bsles - .
NJ Louis Feb Z3Cotop higher Midding ~ isi Lov did
ding if Good OrIiulry SA net receipts, 373 bales sr"s
500 bales shipments. t32 bales sales l,9&3 bales.
KaPnfs Prb 2S-Cotfg1 good semsns hibdpg i0fy
niddhng I41,eS Good orissry jae nes recsgs Av
bales hme1s s.lss = OJO bales stock 80 JsT bales
Feb % Cogon ssrouE nittag IA aes re-
cst 332 hse erpoit cOastss lzi0 De ssies S9J oser
stock 37O8 bales. -
NoRyoLx Feb 23Cot,O9 sonE 1dlns, 10 Sc net reoeps~
1880 bas exports coGsts 100 be sales, 400 bes oes
3i62 b,lca - -
AUouTA Peb 23-co'ion seTe Mddlpg, lscj Los MSd.ns
Igae; G5oI ossary f3se ss receipts 707 bales sales, los
bats
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

sUGARS-The for Raw Sngas m very u ani depressed
sellers pressing s but sell further statement
probable 100 bhd Cayed Ss 600
boxes and 544 boIes bosses 7s We
quote Good Refining Caba at la Prime do a. 77s
Csved box sac Refined tIn anl time sdHe for Sof fe
low; 93sd93,c White; lOA2c for Crushed 10 O9 for
Powdered and IOLc for Gnuaed Rav qnoted follows
Grocery Pair Good sGSls-j Prime to Choice. slsas &
hoAsse boxes 6a07 79 Meiadc Az 96lsc. Porte
Rico Refining, Common Prime, 47s Grceey Far 70 Choice
saSa,i Brazilian, s.. Nos 30 H. as 7sG1 " Java D. -
10 to - 77sdS; Manila, Superior and Superior
7 New Orleans Rednng grades 6i2aI4c aud Manila Grocery
grades 7aaGSiac.
sEEDsCOver quiet and price. weaker 100 b's' State
Choice sold at ii l Western quoted nomluauy az &c
srRARIS-There j. but moderate inquiry aud values have
esser tone $50 tierces Western sold at lac.
TOBACCOlhe market hsntucy Leaf but