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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
RED RIVER,


NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
POHTATION COMPANY SrHAMERa
Mary Louise, Texas,
II. I. Bryarly. Lotus No. g.
Col A. i. kouns w. j. Behau.
La Belle. Belle Egwlanl,
,--~~-. FOR SHREVEPORT, JhFFEH.
l.llssss.t son. Upper Red River. Minden
Assss-sagHs4s& Coushata. Grand Ee0re. AleKan-
dra and all way and plantation landings-Leavs
Ing New Orleans as follows
For Shreveport and Jefferson.
Leaves on SATURDAY May 30. at .. m.
ST MARY
Fred Probst master: Ed Groves clerk
No wharfboat charges will be made on freight
consigned to the company at the mouth Of Red
River.
Forwarding freights consigned to the company
ut New Orleans will be handled free OF drayago
and commissions.
For freight or passage. apply on board Of the
boats or Mt the office of the company, No. III
Gravier street. JOS. A. AIKEN, President
HIrE 4 oARLIN, BhfrToS II; II S3iiR EPthEsa HEEfn''
die LORD MoPEAKE. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

Sehr J G Read, Crowley, for Pascagoula-
Jos Kelley
Sehr II w Denham. Carter. for Cienfuegos.-
JOS Kelley
Schr J @ Whipple. Webb. for Ruatan-
J Tore
Lugger Eleonora Costp, for Pensacola
Mac ter
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
Receipts this Morning

ST LOUIS-Per steamer Belle Of shreveport
9 hbds tobacco se1 bble -four es4 bbls meal 6'24
sks corn 44s5 SKIS oats 2si3 SKIS bran 10 eks bacon
tee lard II kegs do 423 bales hay.
UOUMA PLANTATION--Per steamer Mary
Ida-2GA SKIS rough rice II bbls do.
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer st John--b
bales cotton 2s SKIS cotton seed "a SKIS rough rice
2s7 bhds sugar.
LOWER GOAST-Per steamer Oriole-5o SKIS
rough rice 2G4 SKIS onions.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

Motto of Portland temperance re-
form club "We bend the knee, but not
the elbow" This is supposed to refer
to dextrous habit Of drinking out Of
the hung
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
By Railroads.

MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS II R
4Gs bales cotton 40 hhds sugar ~ bbls molasses
2a4 SKIS rough rice 2tb head cattle
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
soe SKIS cotton seed 300 bbls lime lG oks bacon.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO,
LslkAA AaxF Hermitage, Port Hudson. Baton
Rouge. Pladuemine and way land
ings-The United States mail semi-weekly
packet Gov. Allen.
In place Of W. S. PikeD j. J. Brown. master,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. Mt y,
m for Bayou Sara.
HITE Il CARLIN. Agts.. Tchoupitoulas st.
dos SIN A. q. EODpIk 80 Magazine.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

It is now in order for Susan b. An
thony to try her hand at stage life.
louisville Courier-Journal.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

The Grand Hotel at Point Clear, Alabama, will
he open to boarders on June /, with vast nc
comm odations. fine surf bathing and oil the
delaces of the season.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

"Birdie," is what young husband
fondly calls his wife, because, as he
says, she is always associated in his
mind with bill.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

of every dimension. All orders for given sizee
will be promptly executed. Address
A. THEE. Agent.
25 Exchange Alley,
Between CustomhOuse and Canal
ap23 i'm Sun Tu Tn
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

Upon men OF small understanding
nothing makes so deep an impression as
what they do not understand.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

OFFICE New OnliEANs DEMoCRAr,
Saturday Evening, Mar 10, 1s7s.

River Department OF the DAILY DEMoCRAT. re-
specially soliclts from his steamboat friends a
continuance OF the patronage 80 liberglly ex-
leans Crescent and Bulletin.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

We hear that the cook at the Grand Hotel of
Point Clear has graduated in the art. He Is a
Captain Cook" for making discoveries in his
line
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
~ Kailc0a,I

NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
Il ii-Nny 1s-s5 bales cotton ~ hhds tobacco
aud sundres to order.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
Arrived last Evening.

Brit brig Emma, Robertson, a. days from Rio
.Ianeiro to master-Point.
Sehr Sargent Day, Hunterman, days from
Itilla to master-lic Tier.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
We,s,Ora n,la .

by Telegraph
HAVANA. May -, 1876.
To + Yorke:
The Steamship Chas W Lord, Captain Cotton,
arrived at 6 this morning.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

An Iowa reporter told lady artist
that she would some day rank with
''the old mistresses." He Is still trying
to explain to her that he meant to pay
her q compliment.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20

Point Clear is superior to Saratoga, Newport
or even Long Grant. We mean Long Branch. and
the Grand Hotel there has few equals on the con-
tinent
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
HOME NEWS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DOVER, Del, May 1g.-The Kepubli-
sAn Convention resolutions regard
Blaine as the exponent Of their princi.
pies, and think Federal Office holders
should not be delegates to nominating
conventions.
ToPEKA. Ka., May ~. The Demo
cratic Convention elected Amos Harris
President. The platform says mo
hank issues the Government or State
currency needed" Favors the imme.
diste repeal Of the resumption act. Dele.
gates are instructed for Hendricks.
TOPEKA, KANSAS. May 10. The resolu
tions were adopted by vote Of 1s2 to
10 i0a. Ex-senator Ross. who voted
against tho Impeachment of Andrew
johnson, was a member Of the conven-
ton, in full atfiliation with the Demo
cratic party.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10. AT confer
ence OF passenger agents of trunk lines,
it was agreed that no further reduction
than that made at Louisville Is possible.
BosTON, May l9.-Hon. Newton Morse.
OF Natick, successor of Winslow. from
the Fourth Senatorial District, has fled.
having appropriated $4,000 Of the town
funds He Is said to have squandered
large sums at faro.
kAASs
A Daring stage Robbery Highway
men Pursued.
GALVESTON. May 19.-Another daring
stage robbery has occurred on the III
Paso line. One stage and two hacks,
full OF passengers. were stopped by
three highwaymen, on the open prairie,
eighteen miles west Of Dallas Before
finishing their work another hack full
of passengers came up. On being or
dered to stop. the driver put whip to his
horses and escaped. Several shots were
fired by the robbers and one OF them
followed the hack some distance.
The fire was returned by the passen-
gers. but no one was hurt As soon as
the robbers had secured their booty.
which, 1t is reported, amounted to $1,000
they shot their own horses and mounted
the efbest ones belonging to the stages
and rode off towards the Indian Nation.
From the description given 1t Is sup
posed they were the same who recently
captured the San Antonio stages.
Mounted squads of men started in pur-
suit.
CATER-A Galveston Nelcs dispatch
from Fort Worth, 18th. says; "Informa-
tion just received states that ten men in
pursuit OF robbers were only ten minutes
behind them early this morning on
Grapevine Prairie. From descriptions
given 1t is supposed that they are the
James brothers. The entire country is
aroused and their capture is considered
certain"
An Iowa reporter told a lady artist
that she would some day rank with
'the old mistresses." He Is still trying
to explain to her that he meant to pay
bar N com p1imant
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
Exports.

CIENFUEGOS-Per schr II W Denham 400
hbls -four i5 tcs lard $50 SKIS corn iG3 SKIS pota-
toes 55 SKIS onions $50 empty bbls.
FENSACOLA-Per luggef Eleonora-lot Fruit
and vegetables
HUATAN-Per sehr J G Whipp e-l5 bids hour
+ bbs pork bales tobacco ties bacon 5000 feet
lumber 1000 shingles 81 pkgs sundIies.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
GRAND ECORE.
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

ENSAS., BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TEN
SAS PACKET.
FOR FLOYD, DELHI. JOES
LsRa& Bayou. Warsaw. and all landings on
Bayou Macon, Tensas and Black
Rivers new side-wheel and fine passenger
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. May 20. is1s.
Arrivea this M0rning.
No arrivals from sea-

Belle Of Shreveport Rea. from st Louis.
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from Houma Plantati on.
ST John, BerReron, from Baton Rouge
Oriole. Garrick. from Lower Coast.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
w. j. Poitsvent,

In place of Wllie)
J. =. Sullivan, master, J. l.. Robbins, clerk,
will leave above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
LORD Il McPEAKE, 4s Camp street.
N. B.-Will attend TO all of Capt. Sam Blocks
contracts on Black River. myIH
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-20
GEO. ]. DUNCAN.
OvFICF or OBsERv ALTON, SIGNAL SERVICE U.S.A.
New Orleans. May AZ. 1876.
Daily report Of the stage Of water. with changes
In the twenty -four hours ending at 3 y. III. :,
Above low water. Rise; Fall.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.

*Below high water mark Of 1874.
NELSON GOROM.
Snruaant SIGNAL Service n s. A
, 1876-09-17
A Gradual Improvement in the Finan-
cial Situation.
The Produce Markets Tame, and Most
Of Them Easier.
Corn Is the 0hief E1oeption-The stool
Materially Reduced.
What Grain Warehouses Shall Be
Deemed Regular.


There was no special activity in the loan market,
although the banks experienced the usual Saturday
increase of counter transactions, Discount lines
are slowly increasing with the development Of fall
trade, and there is good prospect for the prohta
bic employment of the funds that have been accu-
mulating during the summer. Applications from
the interior for redgconnts are numerous, As they
are ordinarily at this time Of the year. As far as
can be judged from the financial articles Of the
Eastern papers there is the same revival there as
here in trade and finance. Business there is helped
BY the crowd of visitors the Centennial, and the
same tide will be felt here on its return But
there is deeper spring than this in the recovery Of
business now manfestly begun. The period Of
three years Of invalidism that generally follows
panic has at last closed, and ''years Of plenty
now before US. Collections in the interior are re-
ported as averaging fair, despite the bad weather.
The supply Of mercantile and miscellaneous paper
IL somewhat larger than it has been, but there is
not yet an active demand for loans.
Rates Ut discount are 8910 per cent to regular
customers. Rates to outside parties aud on the
street are per cent and upwards for choice call
and short-time loans.
New York exchange was sold between banks at
5oO60c per 81, 600 discount.
The movement Of currency to the country is
1esscning
The clearings Of the Chicago Clearing Honse
Bank during tue week are reported a follows by
Mnnnrar n
, 1876-09-17

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presSns w "ei4o4''" "nas nae oeen e@1o
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t1au shat ~ mus hot go.u 80 aa ~ ~ -:
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mas not nunu ~ 1elpneet. ans ngtses & pes-
4Setl} "lsu sne aosmel snu"ns - noim ~ taIe ths
tnat ~ 5et no "otnau M nau peet1 loaae' tut tnat
the mun vas a1one tne neheiun m tue it,. ~;
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caiiea Aoaul, nss leleleneS W u ueep anu mys-
terons' yet oeau1nu! truLI, H. "na .hougu lnll-
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tne gospe1, OF oelng WI w1imn the IT,, cnafen, ean- n-
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equal o. naP; H.. lms Is entlfc1y contlaucteo -, ny
a9e aacts lug Lee cou m;at " III raaa' u IL Inc name
VI tne oiu oesus - ~ i11', ~ WI oe
was TO nenevsrs @ : IN Tue Lofa only,Lto those VINO
were IN the G!ursn, anu MA9, therefore, were
pelleReIs, ms conano maui moulu not na!e :. psea
worm Inc paper IL was ,s,t Msaeten upon IL II had
eeen alrecaeo 10 tnose "1enout, oscause he hau
no autno1ity ove1 tne1a1 lot tnev uia no. oeIlevs
r. nor @ aehno"lfqge, the @ autnoaiey ~ t1e tDEa 1
Jesus Chrlst' Is re J.: Was nos not, tneaf LORD: Ihe
command o. Goa III tne tnru chapter M o. zen En-
esls, addressed 70 the woman was alter the
preaching Of the GospGl, ana a; IN consequence OF
ner having 9suipea Tue relns Oh government
before and during tue transgrcsslon, showing
plainly that she, the representative OF the
moral ana sensltlve part III man, nao taken
upon herself the rule which God had
delegated to man at lis creation, anu which nc LIE
mad crllntnaily allowed her 70 usurp; lhis as
evident, both from the oold and independent
plunge INTO evil oy Eve, anu from MS very tame
, 1876-09-17

NEW YORK. Sept 16--Gotton-harket easier at 11s<a
1lAc futures quiet and steady; September II TIC;
October. IL 3-1F1 5lec; November II 3-1D11 j.
December, IlA911 9'l6c; January IL 13 1896
March. II 23911 13-l8c: April. II 2o-3.c; Mar 13{
gig 5'a2c; June II 5-l6s12 l1-2c; JuY, l3,a; An
gust. l21asl2 :l-3.c.
Fourth fair demand for spring. and Minnesota frm,
others steady; Receipts 1G eco brls; No. s. oo -;
super State and Western, ST. OoR4. IS; common good
extra S4a5@5.oo good to ehoice S5. .0N55 4O wh!to
wheat extra S5.45@775: extra Ohio, s4ss2s 30; St.
LOUIS S5.0Hss1o; alsnncsota patent procesa 50. $50
5.5o. RYE -four firm; 81. 75eS5.a5.
Corn -Urnl-steady; Western. s., G:sG2o1
and little better export aud milling INJURY; migrated
spring sI.oi amber state, new, Sis; 81. Mllx.u-
do new, Sli6si ia; Winter red WsstcrI Sew. ~ 81
Stat, Stats, ss52eS WestSrn. 5tS7se: EsEley
mixed 9ngsaded 55sse :SSs'r1 Mixed d. All al s.: sss;
wlts western S. oatsi:scep1 a apissS
aet1fs and nF1; new heayy mixed Western md stae
ndy-flrm ard Unchanged,
u'ps--Ftrm and unchanged,
in sga 65ss 9@e sst % Sd Rio sss2 a Is
UNCHANGED Molaases dull and heavy Ricc steady with
S:rafnea $a,af' Rssia-FiFmef Il s1.7osiso.
E1 Eggsaste: sats,d;:'WsfemsFeaay g.; Westsfn a.,e ::
S5sass fa7n;s x ls15 @|.s sad aesyy ssisS Gil
~ noot-Demand fair and market tifm; domestic fleece
ss@,oc; pulled, a@3se; unwashed. loWa3e; texas 10
=! Hor1sons-hess m pork. .s17.oo; October. s1a7:9
~ ag. Becf ,1 ,unchanced Dry salted hams nc ~.
o.fober cass a1 M Sity 59ns sear, asc Lard 5000:
G;s;<s:,-Qsitt Gvs;.s,, II se;iscs A'$''S'
, 1876-09-17

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city
consumption s, $40 bu wheat, 338 bu corn, 564
bu oats, 800 bu rye, l, l40 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store IN
this city on Saturday morning: Gears No. white
winter wheat, cars No. l red winter, 3 cars No. 2
do, 2 cars No. 8 do, S cars No. Northwestern
wheat, II cars No. spring, 143 cars No. 2 do,
33 cars No. do, 25 cars rejected do, cars no
grade Gao wheat); 81 cars hsh-mixed corn, 112
cars. and !, 600 bu No. do. 27 cars Ind ZOO bu
rejected do, cars no grade q03 corn); 6 ears
white oats, cars No. 2 do, 81 cars and l, 600
bu rejected do, car no grade (45 oats); 5 cars
No. rye, Il cars No. 2 do, car rejected d.
car no grade t28 rye); ours No. barley, 80 cars
No. 8 do. cars rejected do, i car no grade us
barley. Total {524 cars), 212, 600 bu. Inspected
out: los. 851 bu wheat, IT'S, Ss1 bu corn, g. 1856
bu oats, l.. TIE bu rye, "A, 031 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF breadstuffs and live stock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
IctoI
, 1876-09-17
the shipments OF provisions from this city for the
periods named:
Inork. Lard, Hams Shoutders :AIddfts.
1y1s tcs. tes tos: !os.
W'kcnt'gt
Sept II. 7et 5,1S7t s, 4l5f = 663i 5IU Uf4t 485 ~
SIN wk IS 2074l 25y7i 2.o64t 5oo 56J 4,077675
SiuccSoyl , ..
sine time
1874, 136l953 l4Sff 1443, 14 l3o 14a +<

sIncludes all cut meats except S. Z. hama aud
shoulders.
hess PorkWas IN light demand. and offered 80 freely
as decline OF Soc per brl after when tile
market rallied below the latest prices Of Friday
Sales reported Of 73o brls cash At SIG 2@io
TO- $50 hrls seller October at SIG I3]a l6 50; nnu
brs seller tho ycar at Sill o.gi4 s51 Iota Is, ~
brs. The nnrkct closed steader at Sly IS cash
seller September; SIG seller October; and
$14. .TN4l H. Is seller the year.
Extra prime pork was no:ni1 d at s13. 50.
Lard-as dull and declined I5c PER 100 Ios 81 IN s5m
only oc beiow Fridays latest quotations saIes were
reported or tcs cash at $40 37a 80 tcs seller the
month al slO;s5 $50 1cs seller October at
10 !@ 600 seller November at 50 4Ne95 81: ala
s. 80 fcs seller the year at S9..Gy 7h. Total. Il 80
tcs The market closed tame at $lo35 cash Or seis:
the month; $40 seller October; 50. 10 seller
November: mud So 2Aet9.2' seller the year S. m.
lard nominal at 0c per 1oU lbs belo" the price
Tor winter renCe.cd- - >, =.
Neats-Wcre dull and shade easier on summer lots,
while winter middles were heavy under moderate otter
fugs, for which there was no demand Sales we're
made Of oo OOo lbs short ribs seller October. at 94gS
size: l23 brs do at s5sc cash; 20 b1s sboul.
ders seller December. ut 54c; 20 b1s long clears at
s 10 bxs short clears At oc s4e bxs % Y and short
clears partly oI4c; 20 Oxs Cu1nbcTanua at 93c: .
bxs siahorusres at eHt p Dxs hams at W :; and IS
bxs long cut do l!c The following are The latest
nm j0nan nau n
, 1876-09-17


c,,t,orn,. ,r,,ts+ ,nd ,.r,oa. ...,---. -
s:2 hi; apalsz l Der bSPg3sss S2s3s.
n.s opaors pef eeass sDsooc basket:
t1 pcr 6asSet: bc1aTare pst cass c q g D. d
Ga5eTn'a for pea;s s. 4 pss
Xaaes tne ne 1Sp2} 9t which Is r short ali ths
{gs the unite4 States Is nov a sla asainst M
here bsns SIS sea ba asnst r. Esaia Isl 4 A.
stosk Of B1a5 II 5 Fs1 ST. hsoas pisces
statistical position II the market Apparenq :,
acmard for ~ and na M, goVa
fsnt Of an aavanee 3g !G inr,sr alon IL the
aad afe ecneraIiy dr,eT: Wc auoe o''ns more FREELY
ana ~ 5@7cio q 1,v, oaooo.. y,.. ~ . ~''D''.'
'1' 70 o III % eh@s d. @
IT '9s ,fe: ssqshssa powdered,
≠ 3; i:aSz1o;es; eitraC II. = 70. ss :
i9 i9: eSeiss SsiLsTb broxa NJ iSs ts2 a9 g
Sq drpa 77c: ,n,.
lean. mo4asses shotse, Do prime 5sSSe: d.
Common @oiasss. strsp tS'a:sss s
Sc pepner 7nse: nutmea Saosss 81 1S S 81 M Mcassts
S9apf1;Tr9s =; Blue; ;v. G.: German Germ Notified s4a7c:
SIC; Savon lmperinl. sac: Golden West, Baa.
neT' g. w.a ontet and ,,e.av r,,,.
Larger receipts are expec@ted I'd nov that fair Teat5sr
fEse on noard and sRland at P1a5ts e On TACK
aoa m1sd s. Upland pfals SS
I. $s ;r,>-r,- ~ ..,-, ''
, 1876-09-17

New YoRK. Sent. 16.-Go1d oDeued and closed
at 11n1z ~ xr,;ch on aa1os ~ tba A.. ,a-a -,,da
VS. =. N11en ~. sA'se " ens ua5
hales PAID LOT BORROWING : per cent 10 Hat
Governments steady.
Railroad bo1ds firm this afternoon, Rock Island
- fe,1 off tn 1osh. M;chioan Central n hronpht
.n-,] ~ ,-.
tuI@. safes OIL Inc MISSOURI Kansas q Te1as
skiing funds we're made at 5SA to Ssh.
State bondssteady.
The stock naFket was Irregular in the fore part
OF the day, but became active and higher dur
Ing the AFTERNOON until near the close, when the
reaction re ses IN. The nl adyance from the lowest
react on was tqtal to AGl5s per cent New Jer-
sey Central advanced to 23!z, and reacted to 22A.
, 1876-09-17
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALCOHOL-Was steady At S3.16
BRO0M-COEN-Was in moderate demand Large,
receipts expected soon but dealers do not ook o1
material change In prices Quotations. Choice greer
huri. 6esG}<c medium hurl, red tipped, 3@6c; green
brush, With hurl enough to work H. 5@Gc; red tipped
with do, s&G5c; green covers and inside, 1&@5c; red
tipped do, 39G54c; Inside brush, 3@3xc; medium te
choice stalk braid 4t34kc inferior brush, 30a3tsc
crooked do 2@4c8
BUTTER-Prtces remain very firm, as the demand
continues sufficiently active keep the market bare OF
stocE. There Is no difficulty In obtaining the full
quoted prices for choce grades and for setections
buyers frequently required to par l@2c ADVANCE
We quote as follows: Choice to fancy yellow, aaa
Sic; medium to good grades lo@3c inferior to com.
Mon. 15sl9a.
BAGG1NG-Rcmains comparatively steady as prc-
vfously quoted. Trade Is only fnir at the annexed
prices: Stark \, 23c; Peerless IA, &c; Lewiston
215ac; Montaur. &c: Ontario o25fc; American A.
l88c; Amoskeag. lo3Ec; otte: Creek 22c burap baes
and bu, 14@iac; gu0nfes single, l31Sal4}ac; do,
double, o3G24c.
days the market has become pretty we'll stripped Of de-
81 thaas to to
az sa fas s sfp Ss I'D :;
trade seaF' compare rs follows; E...tn,x 49,
Rsss !sss ssss Isl;
same time last rear s.. lu, 81
" w M alo'e Ev94 s:st factory a: 1u.slc common
COAL-Qrders we're Numerous enough, but as ther
Ecre mostly Tor sula amounts the volume Of bus!e;5
was not satisfactory y retailers. The following
prices we're yeEy generally ndiltSeu to: Lackawnnnx
s:x. S7Co; 20 nut, do range, S7.5U; BoasburT
Go' sannei S7o1; Ere, s.. 0IY5 50; BaltlinOre &
on.o, = D; w. Illinois -. 7.9i;.5
E1GsmMSre in ,no4tr1;e dcInal,d and easier under
FtSh-Traue WAS fair Losh gu local and connfrr
account, AID tiG MAJ ket for most kinds vas {arIT
5EEi !nckcrt'! however, Is weak, the guoteu prsc
lc1aE freely saaacd Al around. Cod was a:II AZ
t;is recsnt advangc. ~. wntcis1l. k-brl. So SO
No. shore ma:sere1, 50; No. shore.
cxtra. -brs, si2 u4sl2 50: No. lay. 81 1ttg ~.
sL:5s5.to; No. shoEe kit. large. ST ~, ~. /
herring, Split brls, s7.5Os7. rs; d. H-bTl 81 7Set ~.
Labrador herring ruund. bra, &c. :.5a6 81: do 3.hri
S3.a5sa3, -; scaled herring. per po1, 33El5c: M
AcFrinE 8ts3oc: Columbia River salmon, -brI - *
fsu1fs AND NuIs-Uniy i l!yat movement waa
notcd and prices remain nominaily steady We reneat
our list: ~pe1t
..oregn-pates. eaes4c; nss layer. 1sa,s,xc; rur.
ktsh prunes. 6sG1tc; ratstuS layets old 4, fssn ~
loose Museatcl, s2.i5@2 s5 zaate cus1ants, ss197e
citron, :.:0s..7c. ' o~seS'e'
,Don,tsfic-.l1den apples. 1e@lsc; Michigan 10, IA
SIC: North Carolina Sliced J;Glxc; parel nenrhcs
.531Ce; bacsbcrrdes. saGs0c; raspberrirs new Ia
&c; pltted cherries. l7etIsc. 8' 's"
sHs-Ftlbcrts. l-st l..ac; aiuouis Tcrracona 1obsa
AG; Sarles walnuts. 1TG17>tc; French waIi,uts new
l9a1lc; Grcnoble walauts. l31 Dsnxils a43Hc
Gecans, Texas lJS1ee; Wilmington peanuts, estS55c:
Tennessee peanuts. 5M98Hc; African ptanurs gaTc
GREEN Fku1ISCWcrc In fair supply and stecdv.
except grapes. which we're oycrabunia1t and iower'