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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
And this Is just the sort OF
man the Baton Rouge Conven-
tion should nominate. The whole civil


service Of the State ID to be remodeled
good will is to be re-established between
the blacks and whites; the laws, long
used only for partisan purposes, and
relaxed to such an extent that society
in some sections Is threatened with dis
solution, are to be reinvigorated and en-
forced confidence Is to be established
In commercial circles; our agricultural
interests are to be aided; liberal and
efficient school system is 70 be estab-
lished; In short, q regular, efficient,
economical, Christian and civilized gov
ernment is to be organized In place OF
the present political monstrosity.
To do all this will require ability. in
tegrity. courage, and an uncompromising
hostility to all the rings, factions and
adverse interests In the State. And yet,
these things must be done or the Demo-
cratic Conservativ victory In Novem-
Der will In the end provo a failure. A
man, therefore. equal to the task should
be selected. The Democratic Governor
Of Louisiana will be the centre piece of
no mere political pageant. II he
does not dishonor himself and his party
and prove the curse of his people, he
will be a strong, brave man, working
night and day, misunderstood, abused.
denounced and sworn at, yet resolved
to redeem his State. He is brave man
confident In his own strength-who,
realizing the responsibility of this can
didacy, accepts it, and he is but con-
temptible and pitiful demagogue who.
with its grave and solemn, almost vital
responsibilities, seeks it to crafty his
little ambitions or to subserve his poor
personal ends.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

The Campaign WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, a
large eight-page paper, will be fur
nlshed from tho 1st of July to the 18th
November for the small sum Of One
Dollar. Every man in the state should
subscribe. Every Democratic and Con-
servative club should subscribe for
from twenty-five to one hundred copies
for distribution.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
STATE SUPERINTENDENT
OF
Public Education for Louisiana.
CARD.
CARD.

The Undersigned who was honored by the
suffrages of large majority Of he legal electors
in the general State election Of 1879. is a CANDI-
DATE FOR RE- ELECTION as State Superin-
tendent at the similar election to be held In
November. 1876. He respectfully solicits the
moral influence and voluntary support OF all
honorable citizens OF the state who are In favor
Of:
l. Reform ard economy Ia the administration
Of the public school system.
2. A vigilant protection Of the school funds
from waste or embezzlement.
o. EGual facilities for the moral and mental
instruction of all children in the state by up
right and competent teachers, under the guild
anee of directors who shall be responsible to the
communities in whose behalf they act.
L. Schools, when and where feasible. for the
trimming Of apt pupils. Of proper age, in pracu-
cal knowledge Of the useful arts and trades:
and
g. The prompt and punctual payment OF
teachers salaries, and of all other legal and in
dispensable obligations of school directors.
je20tf KOBT. M. LUSHER.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11

Tax Collector Parish Oh
SGR-Your attention is called TO the followina
letter addressed o me by the Governor:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans. July 8. 1875.
HON. GaoEGE B. JOHNSON. Auditor Of Public
Accounts:
SIR
Whereas. a bill remitting penalties on delin-
ouent taxes. provided such taxes were paid at a
specified time. together with all current taxes
and licen nses, was passed through both Houses
the General Assembly at its last session, and
failed to become a law only because of an unim-
portant amendment made in one house during
the last hours of the session. and not concurred
in by the other house for want Of time; and,
Whereas the exaction Of such penalties at this
time appears to be so onerous rs to actually re-
tard the collection OF the revenue. you are there
fore authorized to issue instructions TO the
several tax collectors throughout the State,
directing them to receive all back taxes without
penalties for a period Of ninety days. Provided,
that payment is simultaneously made for all
current taxes and licenses. All tax collectors
throughout the State should be directed 10 re-
ceive such back taxes and licenses without
ppnalties, subject TO the approval of the General
Assembly at its next session.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG, Governor.
advise and concur in the above Executive
order. A L, FIELD,
Attorney General.
In conformity 10 the suggestions contained
therein. you are hereby authorized and directed
to receive all back taxes, without penalties.
for ninety days from date hereof. after which
date you will require the payment of the penal
ties exaced by law. as II this letter Of instruc-
tions had not been issued. 1t is to be understood
that this order is not to be construed as grant
ing any extension of time.
In connection herewith repeat my previous
Injunction relative to the efficient and prompt
collection of the revenue. This Office will insist
upon and expect your best efforts in this drec-
ton, and regard ineficiency as proper cause
for recommendation to the Governor for re-
moval.
You will make a special report Of all back
taxes received, without penalties. to the end
that the matter may he submitted TO the General
Assembly for approval
Respectfully. GEORGE B. JOHNSON.
iyo 3t2p Auditor.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
CA u 10 M!

IL having csme 10 our notice that certain un-
2crupulous Sewing Machine dealers are Offering
as genuine bogus Machine for the SINGER
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE" we
hereby caution the public against buying them.
They are worthless article. and the mere fact
of adopting the word " SINGER" to impose their
nefarious trash upon the community is conclu-
sive evidence of the popularity OF this Household
Treasure. and must convince all rght-minded
people Of the dishonesty Of their purpose.
The only place in the city to procure a Genuine
New Singer Machine is at the Company's Office,
No 81 Canal street, or from our authorized can
vassers, who are provided with papers by which
they can be identified.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO..
jy9lw2dp 81 Canal Street.
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
GTATE OF IOJTIgTANA
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
A CARD.

CERTAIN PARTIES having any length of
time. Stock In the Louisiana Lottery Company.
can obtain valuable information by calling ut
4 = s Jackson street. between Laurel
and Annuncietion. iy1 tt
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11

| The following Watches are all Lever move.
ments, Jeweled same 9 70 as SIS Watch and
sold with guarantee for two years:
Solid Silver Watch. same as the cut. SIS
Hunters Watch, Nickel Case .................. 10
solid Silver Stem Winder. der................... Z5
Stem -Winder, oz Silver case. 80
Same, but open face. fat glass. ......... 80
| Solid IA karat Gold Watch, or case....-.... So
Solid IS karat Gold Watch, 2 or case. IS
Solid IA karat Gold Stem Y nder. Ak OF case go
Solid 18 karat Gold Stem -Wnder, az oz- case 100
! The following Watches are two sizes smaller
than the Sl5 Watches, and lner quality.
In Silver. hunting or open face case........ 800
Solid "A karat Gold case. se.....-..-............ so
Solid Is karat Gold case. se.................... 10
Ladies' Watches. Solid Gold cases ............ 4s
Stem Winders, Solid Gold cases. ............ IS
Ladies' Stem Winders. elegantly, engraved 80
Gentlemen's Gold Chains in great variety.
rices vary from SIS to s75
A large assortment of Ladies' Gold Chains.
from SIS to $780,
Silver Chain. suitable for the SIS Watch from
81 to IS.
Any Watch sent by mail, In registered pack
age at my risk on receipt of price, with so cents
for postage; or by Express, G. 0. D.. with priyi-
lege of opening the package and examining the
Watch before paying for it. Address as above.
A Key that winds any watch sent by mall for
fifty cents and stamp.
WATCH REPAIRING by SKILLFUL WORK
MEN at lowest pos ible prices.
Solid IA Karat Gold Chains 81 % per
Pennyweight.
ana grn 2dn dEW
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
10 Our Patrons, Grangers and
Their Agents.
ORLEANS RAILROAD COMPANY.
Fair Grounds Fair Grounds

The cars of the above company are stationed
at the foot Of Clay Statue. and will carry with
comfort and speed the seekers of pleasure to
the Fair Grounds. to the picnic of the fire COM
pantes.
The GREEN CARS take passengers direct to
the Fair Grounds and the BLUE CARS by way
q Bayou u. John to the same destination.
jy2
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT
MOVED TO
!. ..CHARTRES STREET.

A NEW STOCK of the Elastic Stitch and Lock
Stitch Machines with a complete assortment OF
Needles, Parts Attachments, Silk Twist Spool
Cotton, Linen Thread, Oil, etc. Just received
and for sale at the lowest cash prices. The
above pdS are manufactured by and for the
Grover d Baker Sewing Machine Company, and
warranted the best in the market
Caution to Our Patrons. GranSers and
Their Agents.
There are parties here who are selling iulita-
tions Of our goods repainting and patching up
old Machines to make them look like new. and
selling them as such. No new goods of the
above make can be purchased in New Orleans
except from US, at No. Chartres street. Agents
wanted. III. IL. TRUE.
Je15 3m General Southern Agent
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-11
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
AUDITORS OFFICE.
New Orleans. July 4. 1876.

Tax Collector Parish of--
SIR-Your attention is called TO the folowin1
letter addressed 10 me by the Governor:
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
ExECUTlvE DEPARTME ENT. I
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

the route from Boston to Chicago via Pittsburgh,
il said viii he shorter than any existing line by
157 miles. This Of itself is of immense, value to the
Nev-England States but what is of faf greater inn
portance is the fact that the line will be able to
supply the entire country east of the Hudson with
coal at reduction of ut least f2 per ton below the
combination price. We are informed that con-
tract has been awarded tO Mcs5rs. Williams *
Woois tor the construction Of 10 miles of the road
commencing at the eastern terminus that they
have already sub-let about ope-haf of their
contract and that ground il to be broken
at once The contractors, a. we understand, engage
to finish their work before the first OF Api1l
next and that the completion of the entire line VIII
be pressed forward with all possible dispatch. With
the completion Of this road the consuncrs OF coal IN
this part of the STATE and New-Engand will no
longer be compelled 10 ray icavy tribute to tho
companies forming the coal combination.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
LIE STATE OF TRADL.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.


roland. C5, a. sldirg orleans. o. lu sales 10000 hL.cs
iu,Iiug InuJ tor speculation And export tec'p's 300
Lil,s (which 10 90 baicT An,rt' FGiTses ,td nnd
I'D. .icAyeI; -l,s of Mildi-g dpilnds Low hodnF
clause august and S-Peineer d.y's at ti go, d9 so,
and urca.f o. delivery ~ C,si ssrs Of Ncv crop NC.
dbag Url,ut. Low Atlug clause shipped November aud
~, rrrprr ucr -piD at Ol Jo do 1nptrd December wc
lamar, ,D,r 6d.. sJr1 81 he week, e5U oates
rxuurtr, 1000 bales spc'a"rs tcus 9upo C4l.s
tol .trcI Ot baits; AcI,rln, f55noo bales; total
no 'ai,s; anuun. aidTt 10000 bt'S: Ameu
san itOO alrs forwarded from 90 shos si'e direct 70
Ilr qhrfstrEt, Wheat TIE pas tirrs uayS were
n 900 quarters, witch $1,000 Q,,is were An,.;eAG
Uprut, g,nn ow bidding clause shipped November ai
DrrriArcr tpr. s'iD. - 6.y-' -. .. 10. .,
q, W., com 81 g026 Guar.r f1- WV Mixed Western
Wh-j T6aS" ,,tGi ior Hrd "esie'n Hpi'Ls ana 9'"9
'' .r.,i. A.,g IS-S d. in.-ComalDn Go,n dull at 8.
W,ai fi.a the sales oi cotton today 300 bales were
Amr.irtu s.i,s q. 4'tng tpisHiS low NlhIhF 'a'''
surnhtr lui =, tjhor delivery e te 90 n t't'i anu
ho,,,r triyorV. az 6lis! do to- November and pSe"m
fi,.gl,U.- Nty. ~ -43O l.-:ls market for Yarns
AMI FABRICS Manohcs'oc "a s'r.hy. Notou-tgtuirs
scai.e.. ses * ;.i,',.g JPAt.s ~" N,,'h.s sS,s,
ani tua.tt dHUN,y o'-L; o..' ~ HsN err "itJiiS
Iplqiu- low llug c'acsc shipped toNtub's Hu p"-
'"ht 'xf - ~ f, - ,,i NJ O. g. Bonds Log Gves 1914
Fri. E,.iaay s,arrs ia Ne~-y5rE ,'-i5al ~. ,
io,roN. AuR - p n-P.' 'vic'' ia";e ave P'' o'''
rrnis- 81 Ito. 2tc tuI 'i, E.''1rt. ,..... -.
g. "S'i, i,, =, ori, m 10 ,irr a E55DIU
Iar- quote Lyc Vor c'n' r'r7 a. lV" ''' '''
ths aocoHnt. ,, ,.,,.,l.,,, Iss,,
In,SpSS AM yvaing.-c,''ut.s Luso"i so. ,
PNEIs, Aug. lS-EAcaih,o"I "I i""'""' -'' go WI '
E.aLiy Avg lSThc spec ~ ~ imperial nsaS 'f Ger
u.ng Ia igrf,.,r,l UuO marks mans Va" pS' %rA'
'A'nTrg tGq is-ierOirlu. iot 'or Pm" PHe Ameri
can IIE ulagNet IL slS SanciiS.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

do 1873 at 35 80 cases Wisconsin, 1875 at and
300 bales Havana AZ 9Oc.aSl 10. .
WHALEBONE-Whits Arctic shows slight advance, be-
ing quoted at - 050s2 10 gold North west Coas u quiet
only steady 81 701sl 75 gold important sales can
be noted
25O bbs at 81 l3 galon regular qH0tet II 81 ~ rssn
WOOIris market as coutiuci Ia show an active n0Ve
the late improvement and ngnness has been Wei
maintained, with 4 slight disposition towarl tho close 70
still further adyaHce The Goods market has att3y been
AMI pricos received quite sftctoy eonse
manufacturers feeling bet cr anf rahcs u Dy
larger frequent orders for the raw material Car
ioraa Spring has IN good request At TAI hrn ngl
Foil clip. continues gniet Inc monument 81 lexl
WOODS has continued gOo speculation being inIgen
in the prices being lht unnaturiy los. PULLED "oos
have been in botter demand and firm tleoces ShoS
muc.i 6runess, to reSuit IN lihe TAI
Foreign Vool o. al descriptions con "ni
resi- TIE sales fttery en-
brace: l20H0 x and XXX Ohio Flscs at 9oc; i,3oV 10
Washed Delanf private terms jOJJ Visions u ~ sot
5000 UnSssaed Western ~ yrlv2Se price, lD,Ov 10
Washed DO at 3iA3Gc. 1000 and 80 5ies nprlng cs
fOrIa At lSn2ic; 5t6 bales Slightly Bury al l5f ic
10000 10 CalfDrns Pulsd private tcrnsj IO0.tsc
Texas l6U23c for Eas,sn and Western 60Ol DO OF
l3H2aS. l3sD1O a. l61l Jc. Wsst"rn anI l906c Gr
Eastern J5co Nryas It lei 100 900 % Georgia 2go9
n 90 JSss ard 1850 Super ami .sNtra Pulled
pri, TERMS als, 10000 Cape At private GgIres
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
H., Noyth R,,sr V,ss,,s o,,d PIlro1ts
GENERAL nARKEr REPORT.

AeuEs-rhero are cry small sair- berg made. ard lao
prize. SIN sc for P's an gs;c TO- lT ,o.iros dine
ps1u l.l The rrct GlcI,pcs %gsirTn qioIef d. 81"
81 -, win 3on9 prime oGsh.I, tn', .. &c 60 ANA,
ard prcce nomnaiy a. briorr We qno' Sh"f, l ,.rrh
Iir.sh .ud Green lilrl, N%dl"G Medam Ure'H 80, 49,
ani RCD a.d Bsd t,ppc' SO g. ,ash
, a - ,, =, s gI we 6t" Inc at 20
l7c ior = ,nys ai@in a. s';; u -. H. '''
CuiCCnRY ias been d At g., gold. for Lns', ana .'s~
30 No h~ - without new aruirs. botn
Anhraci Bii ,ninor anr for ua' in'Hi Az g',yn
:. aiy Gga' ana rather -. "a nc, 70 al, ,ns' ~ ths
yc ,ti further W. qn9i" i'rpo - l,o 49, to -
scotch 10, s505 steam. - JO-t1 Io' .ioglG,i.I
West Vgrra Cas 81 % Cuu.briiaud auu and htJiaioy
anu Cosrnod 5000 20. and Anthiace, tJdsb - " 'No
u "a has bcer -arrciy Ia e b>eace Of business
=, r c,Scs SSy as and II 1i Quay ac ali a'lG
COFfhH-Md Coffee was quift snd "i'hy 4 chhse lyn IN
a.i ifacluD I3e lG, gud. iiD VA hin'f AZ lse ."f
Sar ,s,c ,Sns o I5eI-.c ssd stn;o. i5 eoi
I6iql7c 81 go; tc Improved t3ro Z" t'r mAi t' u,v
Ics.c. 5ol3 Hampton 'ads 10 ooa" h' on rii.ve
trTius and IA Btlaur, j04l ~sA Serene - 30
tV@;or-rAGE -rooK oo', nall ane gnimroFap, hg..
acs.s ~ Hoops, - i'ei. oTd.Iy 70 IN ee 49,.
Heats 81 s5asl o: sasaI Shc1zt ~ i,"H b, 'h,' 5
I, 5ogs ~ =, 90" J, 80 .' ssc.ss W., = as i,f,-
CORDA5E-17 arr 90 chance TO note q 81 = ,n.,
e,r5sS a"r aH'gs ,rs n, aiosS % i2 ID ~ = az IA o -
b: Gn. De-, i2thlrsl 80 d. ~. 'ni,@. ''i '''i M
DO 5thre,.l aud 9tA.esd. e a." Whale i;m'r Toe
s,,, Rope at, thIria. luc do, ..''rcaa ani .
,urraI 10 &C.. !lr s. Ian arm, 'C ~" lar "a, &
acllcd er,p Iarrci jorrage. l2c Tarred Ar,sicrn l
GWiiGS-W q, only Meet 'n'rd h,r 'na tnl' aHd
declining War&ot IN LyrtPc"l. pre- "rf l'pr-s ~
-, m cni,r,' Nf oti,r rfsIss gIofc hrny ' sod
Sg 9a22 @ ssn,yna sSI' SeS1 o % ~ ssrs 5jd bs al or coS
iu.t1p ac.eirs 20 baica last o'ean; TIE qr'-''H'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
FKIDAY. AuR. jS-p, N.

The business AT the Stock Exchange to-day shows
an Improvement in amount OF business, bat at prices
oG descending scale Lake Shore again assumes
its place at the head of the speculati e list and
scores 20.700 shares ut 54l40J334aJ3 9. Nichi-
gan Central comes next with 10000 shS res at 42li
GAO7s041A There was a renewal Of the
talk about a settlement of the war between the
trunk lines, but it undoubtedly had as little
real foundation as any of the previous stories
that have been circulated. The public, who
knew more about this business than 90 The specula
tors likely to take bnt little stock in tho report
or from Wall-st. The ST. Paul stocks continued to
exhibit lack Of confidence. The Common sold at
36l2Q36ll 1865 Q36l4, and the Preferred at G0l4O
OS75069Ss. and then was held above go for long
time BY bids for large lots only about One-quartcI
f which was supplied. before the stock sold at Goai
It closed at Gs7s OF Northwest, 100 shares sold
Al 1885,, and five shares at 49, The Preferred. how
sver, was more active at 639G2l2G G2ai II has
oeen stated that TIM road ID only losing IL earnings
Is compared with last year, at the rate of $500 or
$500 per day. We have 40 information concerning
IT, but tie receipts at Chicago of tho Kind OF gram
winch this road carries indicate loss propotionate
with that Of tie ST. Paul. Rock Island, on very
small transactions declined TO 10Gl20106, subse-
auently selling at 10Gl201O6ls, being evidently sns
famed AZ the latter price Erie and Ohio and MiSSiS-
Sppi were dali, the former selling at 143s@14l8
.nd tho latter at 13l2G13ls. The Coal stocks con
hhued heavy and depressed, Delaware. LackawanDa
ma Western selling at 93l2a93ls003bsG92os a
sz'5 and jersey Central at 61@59S 0597s. West
'rn Union lost its vim, but steady at II 175G71 T.
ihe market to-day and yesterday has simply Illus
rated the old saying, "The horse may be led
% the pond, but you can't make him drink"
stocks may be bought and prices advanced
out that no longer creates market upon which they
IAN be sold except at a loss The whole list closed
weak without recovery The final changes from
'he closing prices Of yesterday show decline rang
ng from q to lss per cent as follows Central and
hudson, Erie, and Ohio and Mississippi each is !;
illinois Central and Pacific Mail, each Il Lake
shore and st. Paul, each ss; Western Union, North
West Preferred, aud st. Paul Preferred, each z {;
Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western and Rock
Island, each Is; Michigan Central. lie; aud New
Jersey Central Ia. Tho advances were in North
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

In the State bonds The District II Columbia Bob
are down TO 72li, willie The Telucecs are mp TO -.
Hannibal and St. Joe Mjs>0U.is selling ai 100,
and Georgia gold bonds nt iO5. There were no
saes of city bank shares la railroad bonds tho run
is on The Union Pacfcs, over hundred Thousand
changing hands at 1OII2G l05ii. S'uling Funds
ait S. $. Pan Conso,s arc down 10 9ibs, AID
North-Wcstcra Gold CoIsols stoa0y at 9I&;. Iiicr"
is very little change from yesterday in the bonds Of
the Now-Jcrsey Capitalization.
Mr. w. T.. Young dcscrved'y popular member of
the Stock Board, announces i5 copar'ncr-hip with
Mr. A. ". Whithey Gate Whituoy ~ Mcdonald, San
Francisco for the transaction OF the stock comns-
sion business at No. D BToad-st Mr.. " hitnoy, un-
Ill recently haa been member of the san Francisco
Stock Exchange. The pew firm has abundant IA
ciIities, and Will have the best wi'nes of the
street"
The earnings Of the Michigan Central for the
second week IN August ere reported as follows:
.s75.... f1la7c5 1876. sll2 c89-uccre,se ',o7j
The following shows the impOrte of dry goods at
this port for the week ending today and since the
beginning Of the year compared with the core
spending periods Of the two previous gears:
$ :! as .sSSS;$ ss5,5ss5g9 ssl5s
gR1sS % siasls S9534
In connection with the discussions which have
taken place lately concerning the coal monOp-
oily, it may interest tho fuel-consunng pub
lie t. know that there il reasonable pros
pect Of active competition with the great
binatiOn in the not distant future. We hear on
what may be regarded Trustworthy authority,
that tine Lehigh and Eastern Railroad Company,
corporation owning 1.OG0O00 acres of coal lands III
the Lehgh Valley, in which the parties TO the coal
combination have no ownership or interest what
ever Is TO proceed Immediately with the cons,ruc-
ton Of railroad which is TO form the connect
ing link between the New-England States and
the Leligh coh fields. The Western terminus
of the proposed road is at Tonihiclon, Penn,
where 10 connects with the Danvlc, Iiazleton aud
WilkesbaTre Railroad. The eastern terminus is TO
be at GRAY Court where it will connect with tho
Newburgh division Of the Erie Railway A third
rail is to be laid from Gray Court 10 Newburgh, to
conform to the gauge of that Of the Lchgh and East
ern and the Dutcess and Columbia, in order that
coal and other freghts can be Transported, without
breaking bulk, from the Lehigh Valley to any part
Of the New England States. With the building Of
the proposed bridge across the Hudson River at
Poughkeepsie the Lclgh and Eastern Com
pany propose to build an Independent
line from Port Jcrvis TO that city. The
distance from Port Jcryis TO Tomhickon IL 100
miles. which is the length Of the new road. BY it
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

sGsR BUSH and during the as s s Ts's' % sspp
ard ,iow Of sale arrows dal easier; other rs6rp
Tna p0ar p GaS Nsas ceSs SSi s. \ oSss c a. A. Far S
to GOOD do y 2ogtl 5o Pa Beans ~ 2ogsL 20 a Gea
81 % Far 10 Goo sl@' l1' Green Pe's, 81 % 81 TO-
Hay AND srRAw-Re,al qualities Of Hay were in far
@ IN aS Bsr sns ea s NE hi W.
al s, Of ' HSa srs fsa 7s for %1s cSG
RYE 5Gd60c ior shot Rye: i5Gsac. Tor OaI
nj haE a al Ap s @ al. % s Sfa Ss. aGsr sG ,S Sa
% r S s. o. but s .e @ 800 'Ss JSso nay; Is d@ and sra
pasn 1a was S;Gi sn iy ~
can 1 De u &c . VET % .ss s2e Vet ys alt e NsT 70
iSs;aFc. ssi $500 " Dry T Ri'Sf Piste - h. ana 100
. . sss e. e. e Py1 asncs As gusSs
25 d, Ill.,; Mouisvdoo 2Oiad22,, y lis: cgrr r,
dc ia's Tas oraoco :" 81 sS's sss B. II iqs 5s5
rs s, D. S'H!5a lA9;'ih Ms.noa 1@at esgi j. Vera
Cruz isHig s l2Si M isnpeo So%2l a. !, .;
Ian slo22 i2el2Le Porte Porte Gbel9 and lagay9a P
. D. Igai; s:.l 2oS55 b. lo1sli = lmpssehy 200
q o. TGo'sc@ $Sss o r. @lyS w.. al s Ss Slide ISSr.
asPs Ay & p s.sa @ So, Is s sefa r.r zig @ SF9S az f.
SIR Nowurlean. CITY Goasp H. 8l9m0c Texas Pulled and
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anict IN arset Nth prices non sl bales y the
crop morning aLt sell for rom soc tn 31c
AC from country last week
Figlaud sao C1ncutg ports ab1nt tho san9 as re
ported I"'cip, FOR the week 5G3 Dalesi total
s,Jco sort l. 1879 ~ $50 haas tD'a FOR period ~
1874 A39'9 bfi,s; export csatance 10, tho week 30
bales siure sept l. 1873 355l7 bales total Tor 'fe
prrioi In l57i, .>b5 ba'es'
INDIA RJ BREi,iti yc-v moderate Supplies AM yo.u
demand vrioes baye bcn quito I'm No quote" F'n6 P',
&c. Coarse, 1.dI5c. ISnera!da Pressed -trip oc or
bSc GsvthdCcna ircsSef 5oc fer Ncaa
sheet Is for do aui - aJ'c or Mexican 0htrt
LEATHER! Tie manufacturers are bu7!nE proty irf'y on
'"niock sole which, wt EXPORTS - inigs1nE me s,2'A
oayy and Good Damaged tos AyIcs are closely -od p
Middle Weighs In iu' supply We make 7lRht Truhc
tiUr Ia grtlrs Crop sells 81 tOrh prtt
IT,a 6slo4 ygorts L. - 1900 h England aid
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