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yi-z-TH CONGRESS--First Session.
WASHINGTON, May IS. 1876.

yJiTTH CONGRESS--Flrst Session.
WASHINGTON. May IS. 1876.
SENATE
The -rna," passed House bill making APP
,,~arriatjon> ior the payment of claims re-
t..r.,d ~ Congress under section , OF the
-, -; n,nr tt. 1874. by the Secretary OF
~, Treasury. The bill goes to the Presl-
dent. :..,
~..aution that the special committee here
.,'orn appointed by the Senate to invests
ol.r the last election in Mississippi be IN
-r~,,r,rf 10 investigate also alleged killing
~ nrnrlc and outra~es committed near the
Mississippi and Louisiana line, and on and
near Eavou Tunica. and on the Red river,
and That for this purpose the committee
Shall have. ali the power and authority con-
;rrr,i llv the original resolution for their
appointment.
senator Morton read telegram received
Tx Governor Kellogg. Of Louisiana, now in
iii, city, from II. {. Clark. his private sec
rot,ry. dated New Orleans, May 18th, STA
linz that iu.ilivcS from the scene OF the
troubles hal arrived, and that the details
,y.r, horrible: that six white men were
Killed and sixty negroes killed and hanged.
The resolution was agreed 70.
Ellis authorizing the appolntment OF re-
rrfycrs for the national banks and other
purposes VAS passed. and goes 10 the Prcsl-
dent.
The consideration OF the Belknap inn
l,.arhmcnt was resumed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE az REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker read statement from the
clerk adams desiring the Committee on
Investigation 10 examine into the charges
Ina, h" Adams had been selling offices at
prirrs ranging from 800 to $500. He de-
cIarcs that the charges are absolutely false.
Referred.
\ resolution that the public printing shall
De done by contract and open 10 compete
.ion Adopted.
Ei relating to rcciprocatc treaty with
Canada was taken up. No action.
The House then went into Committee OF
The Whole. and discussed the naval appro-
l,riation bi!l Adjourned.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
~ tks4ss 8 THURSDAY. May5s,1s76..
SALEs.-S1 600 Virginia cogsols sold at 66s. y

~ I. s. :, ,rHugsDxrs May 5s,1s76.:
sALEs.-$1 900 Virginia eousols sold at 66x ~
american Goid,-112 bid. 80.
State Ssctrtt ylrgtnin eonsols, s61 bids S7K
asked; yirgina consoSs, new, SO bid 37nsked: Ylr-
ginia deferred 81 bid, 9 saaked Virginia interest
certificates OK asked North Carollna, old, 10 bd;
North Carolina, new. 1855, 10 asked. "a
CITY Observation-Disclosures city IS, 1114 bid,
111x asked; Richmond city 8's, 95k asked: Peters-
burg city es, special tax 90 asked Petersburg city
S's, 96 bid; Bynchbnrg city S'ss los bid; Lynch
burg city 6's, So bid: Fredericksburg city SIS, 45
bid.
Railroad Bonds.-y Virginia Central Railroad
third mortgage 0's, j. and d., II asked; Virgins
and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6s j. and
J.,. "70k asked; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
funded Be, 71asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage Us, J. and J- pc bid !;
Richmond and Dnnvilie Rairoad consolidated 6's,
M. and N, 69k bid, 70k asked. tss..ft $500
Railroad Stocks.-RichInond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, 92x bid: Richmond and Danvtl1e Railroad, 100
par, asked; Scaboard and Roanoke Railroad CON-
mon, 100 par. 95 bid Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-,
road guaranteed, 400 par, 90 bid. zt
! Bank St0cks.-FIrst National, 100 par, 1l6
bid, 121 asked; National Bank Of YirgfnI3, 100
par. 10B asked Union Bank OF Richmond, so par,
As bid Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par,
22Hasked. u ~ r ~. ~
Insurance Companies:-Virginia Fire and Mn
rine, 25 par SO bid; Virginia State 25 PAR 26 bid;
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 81 bid.
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.LYNCHBUHG ToBACCo mARKEr.

f MAY 15-Reeeipts Of loose tobacco the bnst week
were unusually large much of it remaining over un-
sold. The weather being harsh and drying renders
It less sable and prices for such were rather lower,
especially for small parcels. The market remains
firm, and prices generally fully up to quotations.
All good tobacco In demand ut high prizes. We
quote:
Primings, inferior and common, 5oc.@$1.2
primfngs, good and fine, s1.506S3; Tugs, Inferior
and common, S3@s4.5O !: Tugs, good dark and red,
s4.75Gs7: lugs, medium and good yellow. 81. 50@
$3.50: Tugs, tine yellow smoking, S9@s15 Tugs,
extra yellow smoking, $16@s25; leaf, inferior and
S7.5O6se; leaf, good dark and red (shortl sS@$10;
leaf. good dark and red, s10.50@S12.50; leaf, 1ne
dark and red, s136S15; Leaf, good dappled
wrappers, s1O@s14.50; leaf, fine dappled wrap
pcrs, Sl5@S20; leaf, common and medium bright,
s7@St0 leaf, common bright wrappers, 510Q1$15:
low wrappers, S2SGs40; Leaf, extra yellow wrap
pers S4JGaSS5.-SsicS.
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siLyEsToN, Nay Is. "A brownsville spe-
ciaa to,the Nescs says that Che revolution has
commenced fin earnest. The citizens were
moving out OF Matanioras last night. 1t "a
thought that Diaz had attacked Escabado,
who Is this side Of ReFnora! and advancing
On Matainoras. 81 y, s. ~ o s.
f FATAL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. f
C1ScINsAT1, May 1S.-The boilers Of the
steamer Pat. Cleburne exploded near Shaw
neetown, H., last night, causing the death
of several persons, and in!uring number
OF others. - ~
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NEW YORk roBACCo MARKET.

MAY 16.-For Kentucky leaf the advanced figures
the nrses o oere extent Sey for
grades, while the distributing business is more gene
r has a asuTy
at 6@l6c; 100 cases sced-leaf, sundry lots, ut TO
Soc; so cases sccd-leaf, New England, 1874 crop,
Ct 2Oc 81 cnssS Is9o crop at
H Fla at S5o For Va eHp
heavy Tugs; sole. for dark low leaf; l2@13c.for
dark medium to good: 14@16c. for dark extra ship
S G r Tp ss Se9m T Tor brht e S9
smoking Tugs; 15@20c. for medium to good; 25@
35c. for extra fine.
To-; good Tugs, 7@7ac.; low leaf s@94c.; me
diuin !eaf; s4@11e.; good leaf, 11sd9l2'4c.; fine
Wa1yland Frosted, $685.; sound common,
s4.50&S5.50; good common, $G@s6.50; middling,
$8@S0: good to fine red, s9@S11: fancy, Sl3@$20;
upper country, s6.50@s26; ground leaves, new, 50
0hio.-Infcrior to good common, so@*7; grcenish
and brown, s7@s7.50; medium to line red, SS@
Seed Leai.-Crop of 1873: Now England wrap,
2oh cr Sea eIr asser;ad lots
16@25c.: New York assorted lots good to fine, 12d
1Sc.; New York assorted lots, common SOIL.
Ohio assorted lots, sh@lOc.; Wisconsin assorted
Or Crop Of 1874 New England wrappers, shipping
lots, 10@12c:; wrappers, medium; l5n22S;; wrap
ccfons, sore; seconds and filters, shipping lots
7@Sc.: Pennsylvania assorted lots, 14@2Oc New
York assorted lots, common, 1850; Ohio assorted
OTIS case; Wisconsin assorted lots, 69Sc.
Forcign.-IIavana filters, common, S0GsS5c.; Ha.
vana filters. fair. S74@90c. Havana filters. fine, 95c
Msl Is: Yara, and III cut, assorted, $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures work, common and me.
dunn In bond. 140l21c.; good and fine, In bond, %
@27c.: bright work, common and medium. In bond
23M2Sc.; good and fine, In bond, 3OGG5Oc.
other crude Nun'd
Hhds. Pkgs Los.
E1ports for the week. 677 S3S 1884
EXPORTS from Jan. !. 20,739 1864 2,S43,S2s
Exports same time
last year. lE,4S1 lI,Obo Z,oSo,zaS
Receipts for the week........ bids. l,sSl
Receipts for the week bxs. and cs. 3,16t
Receipts from January L.. hhds. $3.50;
Receipts from January 1.....bXs. and es. 1879:
Receipts same time last year. hhds. 12,dd'
Receipts same time last year .bxs. and c. 72,ZZ'
Journal Of Commerce.,
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Livestock sales report from May IL TO 1S, 1876,
reported by L. Gimmi weghmaster:
Cattie.-117 head common to best sold at $40
5l;c, gross Supply equal to demand.
Hogs-liS head good 10 choice corn fed sold at
10@1O4c, net; st1iers, 9@9Ec. net. supply and
SheeD.mCoinmon to prime, 3z@5Ac, gross.
Lnmbs-Sold ut $2@St q head, as to size and
order.
Calres.-Sold at $4GS11 = heai.1
Co,cs with young calves sold at a3o@s50 q head.
Some inquiry for best quality.
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The second Days Proceeylknks.

ANNUAL ADDRESS Or BISHOP wHITTLE--
STATS TICS oFsDisHopi JoHEss LAST
YEARS woRK-TIIE PROPOSITION no DI-
VIDE THE DIOCESE MEMORIAL FROM THE
soUTHsIDE-A BoMB-sHELI EXPLODED IN
THE CoUNcrL-THH TRUEAPosToLIC Sue
CEssIoNxTIIH BROTHERHOOD OF THE
CHURCH-wARM DISCUSSION IN COMMIT
TEE.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE.

buyers are In town from the West, South, every
where; but they vii! not buy. 9-s
Print cloths to-day were danced over In pas de
fascination by bulls and bears. The bulls report
extraordinary sales, and sudden stffenng OF the
market by ut least Nc Rather inconsstentiy, they
say three fourths OF the mills going TO shut down
June LIST. With the latter proposition the bears
agree, but say they can bury any amount toEdsy nt
SIC, cash. and moderate amounts SUD rosa at the
rate for 80 days Of the best extra 64-sQHares
and other grades In proportion. We have not for
eleven months known wide diversity OF report
on matter which IS 90 very easily ascertained In
these days of telcgraphic communication. We draw
no differences ourselves, Our readers who are in-
terested, and have the normal allowance OF brains,
can do that for themselves.
There were no changes In anything else.
Auction sales, without special features, were held
of woollens clothing, &C.; Of dress goods silks, &c
and Of miscellaneous character.-JournuIo OF Com
m rc9. !
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MAY LITTLE sales to-day were much larger than
any day for time, and the fine seasons for hand
ling will cause the receipts to increase. Prices were
toierabiy well sustained, though, we think full
droop. Bright fancy. S15@$55 good leaf Of de-
cided character, sl2@S17; good dark leaf. 500
Sl2 me.um grades OF leaf, 37tGS9; Tugs, long and
leafy, S6@S7: Tugs, common, S3.30@S4.50; prin-
iur al 5flGS Sd
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s ssnE iii sH ss sss sr g sss IL
so n 81 ns sasr Il lie sre ss BE- ia
saaraef for ne week, With occisscfsly somcss ii
ses $50 ssi s s sss e ss
saIas 1osaSSSs.; 5000 Ordinary, ssaiisssd,
yaesr.-we notea very quiet ntarses fos he pass
Eeek. with ligsn transactio Ions. dges Ratengs
fssS se .aEia ass ss sI
hniiy. Essis. s.asSS7.75i Sc
az s. aaist: Price. nominal y s1ac
sasn I'm. r,ce,r,a3 q, .s ,,uet ,,x har seen
steady. saiss Of 1850 'S Ssss aao s DO
SEC. FOR mixed aHa white. 81. =
s oassrse sna g continues dull au0ts
8, E0os.--Msrfet very dnlL Wesquetc y Lee. u
IA ia 1s ss ss BE- es;. 1ss1 assss
sG agf 49, kP ssnsss ssst R ss 1 nas'
SainpIes.--siaries very dan. We Saoas: ao-ineh
heart heart o sasn So ssssiSs asea
StnpesgThe-e seems to be little more inquiry for
white oak slaves, and We may advance foe
n 1ss aus. asAep
SIS; eriIs, soSas5; wllIte-oak hogshsad stsIss,
ssS? @ s sss oas hsssad 1853
S' Tar lsi dniI and ven supplied at sI.5o.
oute aesse ana seaay s sas is
for prime, and 60c.G4 Tor common stock.
Northern Peerless sl Egg
late Rose. 1928 Sweets, 1925, loose. Onions-
Yellow, $3.50 p barrel. AppIes-N Northern. Ss:
Oranges, s4.oo q box; $40 p case. Lemons, 90 p
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quart Varginisn.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May 1e.-Eoon Stocks active and
lower Money, 8. Gold, 1125. Exchanse-Long,
4S6H; short, 490k Governments active and strong.
States dull but stcadJ. -
Erening.-Money easy at 3@3x. Sterling steady
at4SSE. Gold, 1124@112G. Governments dull and
steady. States quiet and nominal
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OFF1cE OF COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE,
CITY HALL, RICHMOND, VA, May IL, 1861
r lCENSE NOTICE.
SECTION s9-REVENUE LAWS" 1t shall be
the duty of every person who Is engaged or desires
to engage, in any business employment, or profess
SION for the prosecution OF which license Is re-
uuired to apply the commissioner of the district
civ, or town where the business, employment, or
profession is to be prosecuted, for an assessment OF
the tax imposed by law on the license he desires TO
All State licenses EXPIRE ON TIE BOTH DAY
oF APRIL, II. b. MUNFORD,
W. - - Commissioner Of the Revenue
1865 City of Richmond.
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r1CO7ERNOR BULLOCK TAKEN TO GEORGIA
r,c Great Mustang Racc--TTso Rider
Fails i'm His Feat.

r~,a Turks. Troubles--Constantmople
- Revolution.
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nELINQUENT CITY LICENSE-TAX.
90 CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
'..-. RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1876. J
The list of DELINQUENT LICENSE-TAX for
the present year Is now being made up preparatory
to report OF all persons doing business Without
said license to the
POLICE COURT,
when fine of not less than one dollar nor moro than
i've dollars for each day Of default since the LIST In
slant may be imposed. n
my 17-5t Collector
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IN OTTO E. r..s
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF IIENRICo COUNTY.
An who have not maid their TAXES are respect
fully requested to call ut the TREASURER'S Office
on SATURDAY the goth and settle the same, 70 save
themselves trouble and the Treasurer the unpleasant
duty Of levying. a..- ...- my lS-3t*
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NENUINE OLD DIANORA TOBACCO.

rs caddies genuine old DIANoRA TOBACCO, the
last of the lot. Call early IL you want supply
30 caddies old WARD BRAND lHsrdgroyesS =
so caddies SUNNY SOUTH Chi drey,sl, J
SO caddies STRAWBERRY TWIST tILotlts
twelve and eighteen to the pound >,,,,
500 cases two and three pound5l fresh PEACHEs
and TOMATOES at Baltimore prices, :,
: r--7-t - - LOUIS j. HOSSIEU x,
NH g i4I2 Main street.
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CONFECTIONERIEs, DC.

DAN A N A S.-Just received, fifteen
ID lunches BANANAS; 3.; ,.l ~ 80 ~Sz
Twenty-Five boxes superior LEMONS! -
CE-GREAa ICE-CREAATi manufactured daily,
I'm quantities to suit, Best quality ICE-CREAM-Ell
aayors. Fairs, &C., supplied alta discount: !.
80 $3.50 - s. A. PIZZINI, JR.,
+ nm % IA !stlfs{ ~ - SO7 Broad street.
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THE BLACK HILLS EMIGRANTs.


CHEYENNE, WYOMING TERRITORY, May IS.
Emigrants to the Black Hills are returning
with melancholy stories. The mining set
Elements will soon be deserted. The plains
are infested with Sioux Indians. At Custer
City, which had twelve hundred inhabitants,
there are only 300 remaining.
THE GREAT MUSTANG RACE IN NEW YORK.
NEW York, May 1S.-The mustang race
at Fleetwood Park was begun at 4 O'Clock
this morning. The race was against time !;
being run of 800 miles in fifteen hours by
one rider with thirty horses. The first
hundred miles was made in four hours and
forty-one seconds. The fastest mile was
made in 2:24 The rider-George Parker,
of Caliiornia-at this point was nearly if
teen minutes ahead OF his average time. :
Ldter. -kParker gate out on the 226th
mile. losing the race.
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,,.tfcr,a OF the Kentucky Repubif
cans-.They Favor Brfsfow.
rho Irdeoendents IN National Council
Peter Cooper their Choice
for President.

vrET1SG OF RELIGIOUS BODIES.
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FINANCIAL

STATE LICENSES. s.,..st.
Iris time State licenses were obtained. VIRGINIA
C0ITpONS receivable for all dues TO the State, Tor
sale VT the BANK OF COMMERCE. -, -
nv Civ JOHN G.. WILLIAMS, Cashler.
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT,

II PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-In the. billiard
tournament last night-Sexton against Ru-
dolphe--Sexton won, making arun OF 25l
points -tlie highest record. The score was
as follows: Sexton, 6, 90, 0, o, I, 2, 25l,
39-total, 800. Rudoiphe, ., /, ., % "a,
2. q. q. 81. 11-total, 100. Z. IS. -
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.FToRaET ARTsCz4Ras

TSRY DIR TOILET S0Ap, gctten nl,
especially fAraiiy ne. l'riee, lacs pr 49,
" psf d0 Paix AILLER i 40,
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HEAVY THUNDER AND RAIs-sToRM.
K WHEELING, w !. VA, May ls.~-A terrific
thunderstorm, accompanied by intensely
heavy rain, visited this section OF the coun-
tn try, last night, and continued with slight In
ferr,lption till5 o'clock this morning. Con-
siderable damage has been done to railroad
and telegraph lines.
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THE BfExIcha TRoTULYs,

"a n z eslEassgs II 3 4 Is
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May Is, 1875:

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May Is, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAr.-White, so bushels. Red, 112 bushels
CoRN.-1Fhite, ! $3.50 bushels.
OATS.-122 bushels
MEAL.-30 bushels ~ s.-..s.
SALES.
WHEAT-,White, so bushels very good at sl.Se
Red, so bushels common mt S1.25. I'D
CORN White, 2lS bushels on private terms
3S4 bushels prime at 58c.: 1874 bushels at 57c.-
total, 1876 bushels. Yelloro 200 bushels on private
terms.
OATs.-116 bushels very good on private terms
bushels prime spring Mt 50c.-tOtal; IL bushels.
HEAL.-30 bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHIBITED. =.
WHEAT.-Red, So bushels.
CORN.-White, SO bushels.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, May 1S, 1876.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 9Oc.@S1 seneca, without top
55@60c.
Bees1oar: 30c. q h.
Buttsr: Prime to choice yellow, 27@30c.; fair Il
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was reIeTTcu. .-
BOMB EXPLODED. ..-i.ss
Colonel j. NJ. Patton threw somewhat Of
e bomb-shell into the Council when he pre-
sented the following: 19,
RESOLVED, That the diocese OF Virginia
prizes episcopacy and true apostolic sue
cession rs venerable historical form OF
clerical government or ecclesiastical policy ;
but does not maintain and does not hnd ID
the Prayer-Book the exclusive validity OF
episcopal orders.
Colonel Patton, who has been accused OF
holding views similar to those OF Bishop
Cummings, In support of his resolution adj
dressed the Council at some length to prove
the validity OF non-Episcopal orders, Du-
ring Colonel Patton's remarks Rev. DR.. Nor
ton raised the question that Colonel Patton
was not in order, as the Council had adopted
certain order OF business, which it must
observe. A number Of clergymen were
anxious to hear him out, SO the rules were
suspended and Colonel Patton continued
his lengthy argument as to the apostolicity
OF government by bishops.
COLONEL PATToN's POSITION.
He claimed that the resolution otfends
against no authoritative action Of the Epis-
copal Church in ancient or modern times;
that it offended not against the Prayer-B Book !;
that 1t asks no action, raises no issue with
the General Convention; does not ask that
we depart from episcopacy oratrue apostol-
ical succession, but insists on them both;
that the resolution does not ask the intro
ductien into our pulpits Of ministers not
episcopally ordained; does not ask that they
may enter our Church without due ordina-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-04
Chicago. Cincinnati. 81. Louis

HAMS-Choice sugar-cured continue scarce
ana in demand for the local trade and for export
80 tierces sold, Of which Is on the landing at
| l45sc; 10 do at 145s@14s4c; Is at 1424c, and 80
do ut 15c u lb. They are jobbng at l5lla016c u
ID. An offer of 1434c was refused for 81 tierces
to arrive
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is entirely
bare and supplies would command l5c u ID.
l. LARD-Tlerce is scarce, and key and bucket
is in light supply The demand is good at 1871 c
for fierce packers, 1875 for tierce refined, LAG
4! 1414 c for keg, and 144@1411ac for bucket. Elk.
port orders are unexecuted in the absence OF
stock. Is tierces packers sold at 1916, and that
price was refused for more.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Are selling at
$40 5O@2l for prime mess pork; SIS for extra
prime go for rump pork; 81 5ogl2 y half Do!
| tongues; 81 so u keg for pigs feet; $27J y
firkin and 81 80 f8 Dbl.
COW PEAS-A lot 81 237 bags mixed sold from
first hands at 81 so y bushel. Supplies, though
ing at 81 4O@1 50 mixed and 81 COOL Is for clay.
A dealer soll 80 bags mixed at 81 81.
WHISKY-Ihe market is lc y gallon lower.
| and IS bbls Louisiana rectifed sold at 81 0S u
gallon. v estern is quoted at 81 09@1 II u gal
CORN IN BULK-A tow Of 49, 5S5 bushels has
Just arrived This was sold previously to arrive,
| and there is onlv a barge load on the market,
offering at 53c u bushel.
CORN IN SACKS-Is in better supply and the
demand is good at previous prices. 2650 sacks
sold of which 1000 and 1900 white at 55c, and $50
yellow at $50 % bushel.
OATS-The supply is fair, and there is good
demand at unchanged prices. HOO sacks sold
Of which $50 ordinary st. Louis at 4Oc, $50 and
$50 St. Louis at 42c, 500 do. at 43c, and $50 Ga
lena at 45c " bushel.
BRAN-Light supply. $50 sacks sold at SOC
| % 100 tb.
HAY-Fair supply and quiet. 200 baes sold
Of which $50 prime Ohio River at SIG, and 81
choice at s24 f} ton.
BUTTER-Small stock Of choice on hand: it is
wanted. Low grades are dull. Choice Goshen
Western 25@2Sc, Inferior 16@2Oc " ID.
CHEESE - Fair supply and good demand.
Choice Western factory is quoted at l3c, New
York cream 141a@15c, English dairy 17c, pine
apple 2z11asc VI ID.
RIyE-ls quiet. 50 casks prime South Caro-
lima arrived Yesterday it is held at TIC u b. We
quote: Louisiana No. 2211s@3c, common 411s14ss4c,
ordinary 424@5c, fair 514@51ac, good 934D6c,
prime 614@61ac, choice 65a4c y ID.
COFFEE-Irade is active at firm prices. We
quote cargoes Fair 171a@1734c (gold), good
ls@1s14c, prime 1S1a@lS54c y fb. Job lots
Far l89ls114c, good lo1a@lsaa4c, prime 19@1914e
58 fb.
SALT Large stock and dull. We quote
Dealers rates from warehouse. delivered coarse
95c@s1, fine 81 80, Turks Island 65@75c u bag
of two bushels. Table Salt, in pockets, 2@6c
EACH as in SIZE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-04

b ls sold, Of which IS fine at s. IS, so unsound
at "a So SO low treble at IS g. 10 choice treble
e 70 at IS STU Is, So so. 100 and 100 do at &c. So
10 and l04 at S. 25 100 choice extra at Sc IS; SO
90 At -; 81 and 100 spot and 200 to arrive at
81 IS y Dbl; SO and $50 bbls choice on private
terms.
CORN MEALS in fair supply and dull. eco
bbls sold at 81 so, SO at 50 IS and Is at 50 60 q
Dbl Dealers are jobbing at 81 1902 IS u Dol.
GhIrIOnly retail or job trade at 81 100
PORK Quiet but very strong, with a light
stock and none coming in. Yesterdays advance
is well maintained, and holders ask Csc y Dbl
higher-Chcago reporting active and higher tbs
and 2S5 bbls mess sold, of which IS and IS bbls
at S23 30, 80 at s23 62, 25 bbls on private terms
and 14O bbls on the landing at S24 Is. Dealers
are jobbing at s23 75@24 and s2425 T. bbl The de-
mahd is restricted by the absence of supplies.
DRY SALT MEAT - Scarce and higher.
Shoulders are in light supply and the market is
BARE or nearly SO Of sides, aud the movement i.
retarded in consequence. The demand Is good
and yesterdays advance ls well maintained,
and the market closed 14c higher. Shoulders are
sides 13c, clear sides 1870 u fb. and jobbing
at 1S0114c above these prices. 40 boxes shoulders
sold early in the day to arrive and 10000 ID at
the depot at Sc u tb.
BACON-Is scarce and in demand, and prices
have further upward tendency; and the move
ment retarded by lack Of supplies; shoulders com
manding 1O1s@lo14c, clear rib sides l4s5sc, clear
sides 14112c u ID, and jobbing at &c over these
prices. Yesterday 16 casks shoulders sold at
the depot at 1876, and 10 casks clear sides at
1414c y b. To-day. AZ casks sold, of which
5, and 10 casks clear rib sides at l414c and 10
casks clear sides at 1872, s and do at l41ac
y ID. subsequently, otf7rs OF 1890 were refused
for clear Sides The market is LOW nearly bare
of clear rib sides.
We are indebted to the Exchange for the fol-
lowing prices OF provisions the Sd inst: