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III .ATId for loneat industry IN 1lfe. -
thus ;, tho literary department furnishes ~
It's pupils In instruction In thc r1ldImcnts II =
good English education; md to Semi tMutes. .--,t
persons WHO have us. their hearing after learn. {
Ing to speak, nlso TO some ConRentt6l-a
Mutes, Instructions In and by spoken language
Tho elements OF drawing are taught all Us pu->
pills. Willie such ut them AS develop special :,
talent for Il arc given, special and moro sxsen- :,
Tho Industrial Department furnishes lnstrun,,;'
tton In printing, Fhocmaiing, baking, Eatdsn<j
Ing, anil cnhinet-tnakng. ~.
The buildings Of Inc Institution, recently en-
largc,1, arc spacious and cnmtnoiinus, furnished
Will, the bcst Modern appliances for comfort Of
tion. Jacksonville, tic place Of its location, +
o,c Of the most hcalthial In tho State, and cary
OF access by rail from all directions. -
Ueaf-Muies residing IN Illinois, 10 ycars of
age Of over, arc furnished tuition, board, fuel,
washlng. ETC., FIRE Of charge: Amy persons
arc unable to provide their clothing and trans
portaton, should write to the undersigned fof
blank certificates, N be filled ont, authorizing
the Superintendent to supply these Items. -
rromptnesa Ia arrivals Is of tho tltmo1t In,
portancc,. as classta are formed "a soou after The
opening day ~ pnssihe. All srho expect to ~
tend thu coming term arc requested 70 notify
pnrtunlsy; and any who may be unsvotdab1y do
layed ara requested TO write, stating The cs11os
Of delay, and rocrIvo 4 special ptrtnlt 10 ontan
after tic opening Of the term.
Those who cuInc by rnilroad will do we'll to
stop At the Jucksonrillc Junction Depot, ~ =
line Of strcet-carb now r1lng from there directly
10 The Institution. l.. lrcsa ~
PHiLr @. Gn1E1,
Superintendent, Jacksonville, III
Illinois papers ptease copy. &
, 1876-09-04
INSTALLATION.



OF TIE RHDHEMER.
Tho Church Of tho ncdeemcr, corner Of Wash
ington anl Sangum0n streets, was dcnscly
packed Inst evening, the occasion being the In
stallat1on OF tho 1icv. DR.. Sumner Ellis rs
pastor. 1Ir. Ellis can,o to ttls church ncarly
two years ego, and, up to few weeks ago, had
1abored with that people, to their great delight,
Utmost without intcrmission. That he had not
been Installed before had not been the fault Of
tho congregation, but his fault, for he found
tho churcl, Id debt, and, while willing to join
the earnest people around him In clearing the
cnbarrasBuents, he refused to be Installed until
It was not until ! few weeks ngo that bis ambi-
tion was satisfied, and this much being accom-
plishcd the ladtcs Of the church determined to
give more than was asked, took II on themselves
to rcpatr, rUpalnt, frcBco, and furnish tile edlhce,
which was completed few days ago. The
churcl, was opened yesterday morning, the first
time since thu alterations vere made, and the
plcnsing announcement was made that 1t WIS
entirely out Of debt, q condition 80 rarU IN these
days that It cannot fail To attract consil
church management.
The Installation exercises consisted Of an tn
vocation and reading Of the Scriptures by the
Rev. r; W; IlipIa, ot Oak park, sermon BY ,e tue
formerly 81 the church, an installing prayer by
tho Rev. +. Straub, tho extending of tho right
hnnd Of fellowship by tho Rev. +. W. Tuttle,
all address to tho Society hy the 1tov. Dr. Collyer,
hcncdictton by tic pastor. The exercises weEc
intcrspcrscd with music by the choir OF st.
pnul's Church, and throughout were highly I'm:
prcss!ve' Tho installation sermon was full Of
S S q aaa a speH@ atv y p fpeeas Ffaias y
tnE, aud tho address to tic Society was one OF
Dr. Coliycr's happest extcnlpose efforts.
, 1876-09-04
ONE YEAR OLD.

THE ANNlVEM3AAt 1AENC6ka
Of the Good Shepherd Reformed Episcopal
Church, corner Jones and Hotnan streets, were
observed yesterday, thc pastor, the Rev. W Z.
williamson, preaching and administering the
ordinance Of baptlsna at 10:45 q. m. Ills sermon
was founded on John IT,, 81: ''Wi1l yo also be
Ills disciples1" IIu assumed that to become
disclplo does not simply mcan the beatowmont
Of new faculties; thut God does not promise 10
turn weak,aan into philosopher, but To change
tho Infectious, tho temper, tho will the Judg-
u,ont, aud tho life. lu the afternoon, 1t 5
o'clock, tho 1T. .-nev. Charles E, Cheney, D. D.,
preached, md conferred tho rite oi confirmation
upon q class Of tWenty-nino persons. Tbs
church waa very beautifully aud tastelully doe-
across tbs c!lancel were the dying woyds OF tho
lamented nishe,p Cammtfs; "rell !ny people TO
Progress during the trst year Of Us exsaseucc.
hIs become one OF the most promfsing churches
ol the dcuomination. This reception Of the
Bishop so soon after bis return from Ills SUM.
mcr VACATION waB grateful and welcome sur
priae to him, and I'll evident pleasure to this
parish.
The house was denaely crowded, there being
scarcely gtanding.roou,: Bishop Cheney was
assisted by the pastor, tho Rev. W. z. William
son, who rendered the service to the creed
Wien ths Bishop concluded.
Ao took for Lis text Paalms lxrit. 10, Thera
shall DO handful OF corn in tho earth upon the
tops oE mountains" Aftrr calling attention To
tho authorship Of the Psxlu,, he dWelt upon the
rise, progress, lnd outlook o& the Reformed
Episcopal Church. His setiuon wHa happy In
it, Arrangement. and its delivery produced =
fine effect upon the very large congregation
preselt.
Thu continuation service was very fmTxesaiye,
while the wnris Of e1hortAIon addfeaseA by tho
Bishop to tbs large dAss before him hrlnxht
tears To many oytG
In addressing the elaax, Bhhop Chmsy said
that In all hh axp&1enGs ~ 4 Mh&s&eks ana IN
, 1876-09-04

elusive ansvcr in its own wRv that has ever been
male to tho clatm that this race Of ours u de-
tain dogutass, can report, certain enotions, and
obecrVo certain ccrcmonials. You see there, hs
nowhere elsc iuht now, that Jou cannot narrow
dnWu tile eternal Cod to your cuTncr-Ntse no.
i1ns Of s power and grace Hoy ~ i !. = not ,, On
and In truth, that nun ought 70 worship, aud
do worship, and the Divine Inspiration tsnot con-
fined to Udie botk or Que race;. II Rtnltcs all
in t,oolkn alone, but In that whole wealth Of use
and beauty which, meets you wherever you turn.
\ docs not pccur to YOU when yuu sec That Cor.
ltss engine at work to turn round and oak ~.
Corllss whether he waa baptized by ,sptinklMg
tu ask MIR. Mccormick whether To can sIll d.
Ecst the fine pott,ta Ut CnlvInfsm You believe In
pure and holy religion tnorc than ever, beca,iso
yoli have coulc out VI your clrner, and. forrct-
the race. You sec tia. Japan has got religion
too, md China and Russia, or else hga do grow
on ..thorna after all, and grapes on
tllistles. You hare been .ponaerinE over
tic recklcss greed for wcaith that will Observe
no Inv, nnd wondering what the nations can
think ii us. The uatlons have made tlc'r nm
awer in trustinE so,nu Of their most precious
s Il s xs ssG' ID SSa os e sss
great Exposition in 1851 lest tho llorlcs Of law
less men they expected wonld break out firto
carnival Of plunder and crime, and how they
quietly gathered the flower Of tllefr troops
about thu capital to bo ready, whila here It l.Ns
never occurred to us that such thing can be
possible, 10 deep Is OUR trust aiter al! In the
good faith Of our citizens. and there is not
eSsPoa' ecPPo .a,s quart Know 81 '''otsF' ot .,espt et
tlose use TINT came there for the holiday,
while tho terrible kfupp gun is aa harmless as a
1lowcrpUt.
II Is fear, you say. I answer II is fattl,-faith
In the honest heart, in tho right tnsttnct in the
name, and is bounded by no sect. There Is a
dark and evil side; 1t Ia not there wheEe tho
century plant OF tho Republic has broken out
into blossoms. And no J. come back TO my cor
ncr cured, trust, for ti1no Of my doubts and
fears. would faln gsvG new emphasis to my
faitll in our common human nature in the
brotherhood Of man snd Iii the wide aod clasp
and sins aud love for the soul, that within 1t all
Will find at last the better way, and
walk In 1t forever. I sny to yon
elders then this morning be Of good cheer; this
labor and care IN which yuu have spent the best
part Of your lilo Is full ef promise, you VII!
than you took from your fothers.. And TO you
young folks sny, Ec VI good cheer, you Will
lnbor to ttill better purpose md care IN noh'ei
ends. And when you find this faith waning gel
out Ut Gath-hcuhcr. Go "a this man did II you
will wl,cfo things look tho worst, but carry hi
gentle heart with you md Ills disposition to set
! the good Us we'll rs the Evil, and then believe
cuurage and a tirclcss spirit working Tot th'
best, because you believe in It, and becalsc yol
believe that God etiil Gusts the wide wings Q
| His pity md love over th0so who know not tlet
| right hand from their left and will bring thI
world at last to sit at Ills feet.
, 1876-09-04
DEAF AND DUMB,

ILLINOIS INSTITUTION yo1 THE EDuoATloN
on TIE DEAy AND Du4u. SupRRATsapxAT's
OFFICE, JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 3-1o I'ats'ss',
Gsardias., aua Frisnds Of Dsaf- Axta u lM-
r9ts. Tha thtrty-secoud term Of tho Illinois
lnstitutlon for Deaf-Nutes Will commence At
eo'clock :. m,, Wednesday, Sept 90 lS7a
II. slm n tha Inssttunoa 4 p quality nsaSr
, 1876-09-04
CROOKED BAlI~PlAYERS.

BLoonso4oH, ILL.,, Sept A-Glca4on aud
Roach, centrs-aclder and tghteaelder Of the
Bloomington nine, wue by resolution expelled
from the Bsootniugton niue, Ut meeting Of the
stockholders last uJght, for sailing out the g,ns
Of Friday With tbs Springfield Club It Is gsn.
orally understood ths& these two received SIS
each from certain parties who bet and won
heavily on ths Springfield uina One member
Of ths Hloonangtnn Mne says openly thst ha
Waa QRRaa % 70 thEsH ~ &aaF -,
, 1876-09-04
ANN ELIAS AllMQNY,

SALT LAKE, Sept. 3.-Tho order Of JnIy 81,
1870, Ann Eliza IS. Brigham Young, not having
been complied with, It wss ordered that e1ecu-
tim, iasuc Is provided In said order, aud tho
order was placed In the hands OF the proper
Utllcer, whD attached about 81 700 worth Of prop
crty consisting Of horses earrtages ~, and oshsr
Inouy due plaintiff.
, 1876-09-04

LANSING, Mich, Sept S-At Hastings,
Barry County, = son. years Of age, Of George
Wolcott. was caught in tho tumbling-so1 Of
threshing. and instantly Killed.
Tho vile Of Benjamin Williams, living south
OF this city, was bitten by rattlcsnake whllc ia
tho garden procuring vegetables for dianer. 1t
seized her right hanl, and held last 80 long that
tho bite will prove fatal.
RollA Cary, Of Eaton County, was fatally In
jurcd by saw.log rolling On Him.
, 1876-09-04
GENERAL NOTICES.
ELLAND CANAL.
NoTICB...: =:

Captains, Maste1s, and Pilots ot Yessem snsst.
lug or leaving The WellAud Canal y1a Port Col@
borne IiArbor, arc hersby Informed thas ths In, :
provoncnu In progress, aud Eztens!on OF thf'
WestaEn rtes 1t that place. render Il necessary fae
Ve.se,a to keep " the eastward Of llae Of blaes
Duoys, which xre mooted about LEO fest sASt 0<
tho Ina Of. that part Of The ptur On vhieh ~
present Lighthouses atand. !.
They aro ulao Informed. that In addition h IL
present Ranke Lights, low Whlts Llaht yin -
exhibited ucAs ths outer end Of tho extanaan ~
The VaAt Piuf, during shs p,ureas Of the works, {
py order y, BRAUN,
p2rasz1 aaz4a4, ass 8 ss1 q III. - s;
, 1876-09-04

Special DftpdtcA 10 The Tribune.
GosnEE, Ind, Sept. 3.-Thc First German
Methodist Episcopal Church OF this city was dcd-
icaacd to-day. It ms glorious and happy
day for the congregation, consisting OF about
100 members. Tie church IL one Of tho finest
In Northern Indiana, uad cost Sl8 900, 1000 Of
which wss contributed today, md the church
dedicated free Of debt. DR.. Lcllbhart, Of Gin
e1nnati, preached the dedicatory sermon. The
Rcvs. Vanuuis, Boxer, and Lcanport, Of tie
Presbyterian, Bapt1st, and Mcthodhst churches
OF thta city, aasIstcl Iii thcScryiccs. A German
English meeting was held this evening, aud WIS
addressed by the Rev. g. TrcpZ, Of Detroit, In
German, aud L. Naglcr, tho pastor, In En-
gaish.
nGRLINGToN. IA.
Special DHsputch to Tie Tribune.
DURL1NuToN 1a., Sept. B.-Thc appointments
for tho ensuing year were announced by tho
Bishop last night, and the southwestern Ger
ulnn Conference virtually closed Its session.
During tho lust days Of the Conference, among
other matters, upon d report Of tho Committee
on Temperance, resolutions were adopted cou,-
all church members, and favor3nE Tho use Of In
fuences to aflect legislation upon the subject.
Tho 1tev. Henry Nou,nn,l, the retiring Presiling
Elder Of the Darlington District, WIS presented
with handsome and costly ca4y chair by the
ministers IN charge. A largely attended memo
rial meeting was held Saturday afternoon, and
euloglcs were delivered upon the Rev. II. KAN.
mcruaeScr and the Rev. William Schoenig, de.
ceased members Of the Conference, The Con.
sions, which have been pleasantly and larmonl
ouslv conducted To their conclusion. To-day
the Conference supplies a1l tho pulp!ts in til.
cikY,
, 1876-09-04

STOLEN JEWELnI.
Erfcddf Dtspdlck 10 Tia Tribune,

DEs afotnEs, Ia, Sept. 3.-A young man hss
been arrested here, having in his pofscaa!on =
large quantity Of valuable gold jewelrJ, which
has evidently bccu stolen. Ue gives his namo
NJ George Richardson, alias ". 7. Hogan, alias
George Coans. 1lo Is about 20 years old. Of
dark complexion, with high check-boncB, aud
t1eveIDnmenfa
, 1876-09-04
sIIOT.GUN ACCIDENT.

6pse1oI CeFTespondtRct Qf TAa Tr7bua&,
DAs MoINxs, H.. Sept. 2-On Wednesday,
near Pella, sou OF Peter Do Geest, stepped on
chair, to hang gun on the saek overhead.
The hammer caught tho chair aud the gun WIS
discharged, killing the boy instantly.
, 1876-09-04

NArAREE, Ont, Sept. a,-Reuben and William,
Loucks, brothers, quarrclel last night, and Keu-
ben was fatally stabbed.
, 1876-09-04

Epecidi D;spotch to 1As 7l1tuaA &
BLooMINaroN, ILL.,, Sept. a-Tha street-car
stables were burglarzed last night. Six farc-
boxes wero torn of tho cara and tic contents
taken, amounting to nearly S5D, and largo
quantity OF tickets. ).
, 1876-09-04

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YonK, Sept. A-Tho steamships City ofs
Berlin, from Liverpool, with tho 1rtah RI1e-
Tea.n, has arr1iyo; and tho Ko1u, from Bremen
LONDON, Sept, 9.-The steamship Wle1autf
from New York. haS arrived out,
, 1876-09-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Holand, the wcl1.known druggist At No. 30
Clark street, opposite the 6hernnn House, has
n,ado great hIt Ia tho .'Aron4sic Hitter Vino Of
lron." Wa advise thoso who arc suffering froSo
nervousness. impoverished blood. weax1ssz. cf
loAs Of appetite. to tryit
, 1876-09-04
CRIME.
A. YOUNG MIL1t-KOBDEls

n 1oOANS Aa1A4Fe4koOAL1& rtAf
Hptctai Dtspateh to 1h6 1ttssaA =
KIoKoK, H., Sept. "A lad II years of aSu, !,
named John Hans, vas arressed lasa evening os :;
the clargv OF robbtng tho Inaits. Hc had boea.
employed aa an crraud-boy in Tho dry EoodA
store Of A. M stehc, aud was tntrussed Nkth
the duty OF carrying tho mail to and from tia
o(I]ce. The discovery Of O box IN an uppcs noon
OK tho store revealed the fact that he hod been
carrying on systemstlc robbery for mousAs,
opening the letters, ri1ing them OF their con-.
tents. and then depositing them In this bo1- h .
was also discovered that Ao lad been
robl,tng the Post-Oftlcc drawers Of other firms,
plfering tic icttcrs Of their money contents
mud making q similar disposition of then-
From single letter he cxtrarted $50 IN moaey.
How much he obtained altogether in this wxy Is
not known, but, Us tho collection Of letters
found numbered about furty, 1t must have
amounted to q aconBldcrable sum. On being ar
rcstcd, the hoy confcsaed lls guilt. He was.
taken before United States Commissioner
Ttchenor, waived examination, and, In dcfhs,1t
Of $50O ball, WIS reinan,lcd to jail. 80,
A 11UnDEnoUs POLICEMAN. !
ST. LOUIS, No., Sept. 3.-About o'clock this
evening young 1nan na.ucd James Ltddell be-
came somewhat bo!stcrous aud unruly In CarE
Park, and private wntchrnan put him out.
Lldlell then threw rock towards the
park, which struck u fence, doing
no harm. The watchman then called
upon Police Officer Woodlock to arrest Llddcll,
bnt, Instead .of do!ug this, It is asserted That
be drew bis pistol, and, without the slightest
proyocation {Ltdlell Offering, no rcstatancnk
ahot, him through the heart, killing him Instant
ly. WOollock Inns lcen arrested, md the mat
ter will be thoroughly investigated tomorrow.
TIE DEAD PEGIL1ST.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. 9-Tle fQnetn1 Of
, 1876-09-04

Durnett's Cocontno kills dsndrnn, aflAye
and promotes tho growth Of hair.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16

Teeth !

Teeth! Teeth
'*'A' a. ss''0-'-
@SO-6eDd and Platfnum Sets-4Sec
Usual charge 800.
&10-Alumin1um and Othcr MATERIAL nrHl
Usual charge $50,
90eGold Fiiiinxs-S0.
Usual charge IS.
&1-SilNer, Amalgam and GuiIlolu Ce1.a NJ
Rill1ngs-9l. Usual charge o.
DIR. G.. A. ANCOUEx,
15S st. Jsseph st.. bet. Camp and 81. Ohnxsaa
New Orleans, L.,
O@ers b insert SETS Of TEETH at tho above pxlee
with q without the extraction Of the r0ots,
WArTA1ts the purity Of al NJ terals g alee No
htting q Plates. stability and auration Of Anig0
- Il paid the highest prices.
&xtraCti0ns and other operations perfnruea IA
means Of an1sthetic agents.
T0othAohe cured Enthusiastically
Consultation grAtie iafh IL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16

The movement in Stocks was OF fair extent, and
the only sales reported were at the Stock Ex-
change.
The business in city Bonds was of liberal ex-
tent, but the market showed a marked falling Oft.
Premium issues closed at 3311a033334, (old) Cur
rency Seyens at 3324@s4A, new do at a5@
$50, Gold Bearing evens administration Sc
ries) at 341a@3la44, and do drainage series) at
344@35A. The only sales not reported at the
Exchange were $1,000 Gold Bearing Sevens
drainage series) at 354, and $1,000 Premium
issues (early) at 36.
a.We noticed some inquiry for State Consols. but
there were scarcely any offering, and the market
closed at 6714@6711aa, slight advance over yes
terday's quotatlons. The only sale reported was
at the Stock Exchange.
No sales of City Scrip, metropolitan, Police
Warrants or State Warrants were reported.
City Scrip was still quoted ut 4@4l1a for Au-
gnst to December, 1878, and July to December,
1874, time, and 45@50 for June and part OF May,
1874.
Metropoli an Police Warrants continued to rule
at 5000 for 1928. and for 1873 issues, and
entirely nominal for 1868 and 1912.
State Warrants were still held at 47@49 for
fundab.e at o for not fundable, at S5QD40 Tor
1S74i- pas. and 43@45 for 1875.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16

MANUFACTURE COMPAN Y7S
CRYSTAL POLISH.
B est in the World
FOR ALL
HOUSE.CLEANING PURPOSES.
Produces the most satisfactory results Painted
Wood Work. Walls, Oil Cloths, Furniture, Window
Glass Mirrors Marble, Statuary, Brass, Tin, Copper
Steel and ether metals and be used with perfect
confidence, as the certificate below shows
In boxes of one pound. 25 cents
In boxes of half pound Is cents
Sold by Grocers. Druggists Hardware, House Fur
nshing Stores, and others.
EDWARD L. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT.
ONCE, 81 Tchoupi,oulas street.
Ordersl left with Messrs. WILSON & MCBURNEY
Tea Dealers 81 Tchoupitoulas rect addressed to
Lock Box No. 9O6, will receive attention.
NEW ORLEANS Dec 20, 1875.
Mr. Ed L. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
of CRYSTAL Polishing Powder left with me by you,
with the following result:
find it to contain no acids or alkalies on which
account will be entirely free from corrosive action
when applied to paint or metallic surfaces. 1t con-
tains no poisonous substances, by which any acct
dent injury could happen while using it The par
ticles of the Powder are all angular and not rounded
as in most kinda of sands aid in many other polish,
ing agents. The particles extrs mely small and
hard which, with their angular shape give it espe-
cial value as a rapid and fine polisher.
Yours, truly,
ALFRED w. PERRY, Prof. of Chemistry,
ia1 3m SaTuTh Charity Hospital Medical College
Peoples Loan Office,
Corner Royal and Cont Streets,
Private Entrance 81 Cont street.
LIBERAL LOANS made on Diamonds, Watches
Jewery and Goods Of every description,
e27tojaI
II ECEIVED Elk STEAMSHIP nANNUvEi.-
A fresh supply of the celebrated brand of
PIPER HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE,
which we now otter to the trade the most favora
TERMS
SCHMIDT ZIEGLER,
DIS AZ 81, 50 and IS Peters street,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16

FREIGHTS-A ship at the bar was taken up
o.day to load at Mobile for Europe. Yesterday
we reported one for Bremen at lc Tor cotton, and
several vessels at the bar, to load At tther ports
at 17-32d for cotton, and two at Baltimore tor
Liverpool at Ga Cd per quarter and Is for grain.
We continue to quote as follows; so,
BySteam-Ootton to Liverpool "a; corn -Wlzd
Providence T Fail River, Philadelphia and galti-
more, via New York, Zc. Sugar to new YORK
e. So q hhd molasses y Dbl; rice -@75c:
ByGail-Cotton to Liverpool 49, 500 7-16d, havre
TC4l5-l6c; Bremen 1c, to Antwerp lc; 70 iron
etsdt 17-S2d; to Boston re; to Providence sc.
Bulk corn 70 Liverpool direct 10d " bushel; to
SUGARMReceived this morning 655 hhds
The market is dull and weaker, and the sup
plies are disposed OF slowly ~ oy9 r GOOD so
common 61S@6s4c for good tar, 611g7c for
fully fair, 7T@7Zc for prime, 71sc for choice,
exc for good seconds, 8Z0SHc Tor gray ciari,
fed $1,000 for choice yellow clarified a ana
off white clarified and 91s@s54c 1or cnolce "n''e
MOLASSES-Received this morning 772 Dds.
Good grades are in fair demand, but low grades
are difficult of sale. No choice on hand: IN
ferior fermenting is selling at 2OSOc 1sI ter-
menting 35@3Sc. prime fermentlng Sogacc,
strictly prime fermenting 43@45c, fair reoolled
4Sc. prime reboiled 45c, choice rebolied oocgozc
u gallon. !.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR tanuaru q, IL
barrels, is selling on orders at 1890 Oasc, gran
ulated 1lAc. powdered and crushed liHc' cut
loaf 1910 ID ID.
CITY REFINERY MOLAs,Es-C Common is
selling at 4Oc, fair As, prime Acc, choice 54c,
golden syrup Soc " gallon.
FLOUR-fhe market is stronger on sound ana
good grades although the demand is confined to
the local trade; 939 bbls sold. Of which 200, 70
and so low treble extra at S. u.s. SO and 100 choice
treble extra at Sc; Is choice extra at Sc Is, and
400 and 1872 bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at So so; fine So 75 superfne
a; double extra 81 25; low treble extra 81 80
as good do IS 25@5 50 choice do IS Is
@6 choice extra Sc 25@6 IS; family extra $40
81 SO u Dbl.
CORN MEAL-The market is quiet, but very
strong. with email stock and none coming in.
Is as so and SO bbls sold at s.. Jobbing at So Is
" Dbl.
IS % Dbl.
PORK The market is dull, with supplies
ON the landing, and standard mess offering at
$40 Is y Dbl. Yesterday $50 bbls mess cold at
S22 25 u Dbl. To-day 30 bbls sold at the depot
st x22 ST. and so extra heavy at SO so u Dbl.
Dealers are jobbing ct $22 50@22 IS D Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS in light supply Sides
re scagcs and higher. Shoulders are guotel
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16

e $1,000: clear rib rides 11Ac, clear sides 12c
q b. g ,OOO b Gear rib ides cold ct 114c, do
e M. A car load Of shoulders at $40, and
T.Wo ID DO at SIC y b. Dealers are jobbing at
nc above these prices.
BACON-Yesterdays activity is lost, and we
have to note . dull market to-day. Shoulders
are quoted, in lots at 9s4c, clear rib sides 1224c
clear sides 1871; y b. Only half casks and 5
and casks clear sides sold at 1877, and 5 at
!3Hc y b. Dealers are jobbing at Ac above
these prices.
We copy the following prices of provisions on
the 18th inst. from the bulletin boards Of the
Merchant's Exchange: