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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-21
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATING CONVENTION,
Parish OF 81. James.

Pursuant to the call of the Central Committee oil
the Parish of ST. James, tire nominating Convention
met on Monday. October 10Th. at I. p. Poch4's
Office, with the following delegates present:
lst. Ward: A l.. Bourgeois. L NJ. Briguac, Emile
j. Laiche,-2nd Ward: p L.. R-my, j Gcntil, +.
+. Prch6 ,-5fd. Ward: jules Dofnirr, J A DrniI-
hrt, J. r Winchester ith Ward: d. Bourgeois.
9th War1: II l.sterbrook, J. l. Gaud,t, JOSEPH,
Ga,.i"r, proxy for r. Ganier 9Th. ward: Flortnt
Fortier, J. ) Webm.-7,h Ward: + G. Mirr. ID.
I. Bourgeois -sth. Ward: Felix ~l'alsoust. Desire
Leblanc, Bertrand R+ut-t.
On motion, Mr.. Fioren, Tortier was chosen Pres,
idont, and A. w. Webrc Secretary.
The Convention then proceeded to the nomina.
ton of Candidates for Parish offices, which resulted
as follows:
For the House Of Representatives J. Cen,il, J. l.,
Ga.det, Edward Turcaud.
For Parish Judge: j Richard Winchester.
For Clerk Of Court: Emile J. Laichc.
For Sheriff: Desire Braud.
For Coroner: G Felix Roman
For Police Jurors: j. Il. F-ichanA. DR. O eau
Diet. P L. Remy, Cieophas Dngas, p. Numa Martin
Al of said nominations were made unanimous.
On motion of J A. D%ruilhet, duly seconded, the
nominations for Justices of the Peace and Coista.
bles Were left to the Delegates Of each ward Of the
Parish,
The following wards made their reports:
LIST. ward,-For Justice of the Peace: Lovinsk
Refine; Constable. Thomas pollet,
2nd. ward,-For Justice of the Peace: A. W. We
brc; Constable, Thelesphore Dugas
5th ward.-Ior Justice of the Peace: p. A. Ian
dry; Constable. DnfiIho Brand,
9th. war".-For Justice Of the Peace: Charles R
De|ogny; Constable, Marcel Armand.
s,h ward;-For Justice of The Peace: j. de Ma
made; Constable, Gnstave Bourgeois
On motion of Mr., }. II. Winchester duly second
ell, 1t was resolved, that the sub executive Com
mittee appointed by the Parish Executive Commit
tee be authorized to take charge of the ticket JUS
nominated ly this Convention and that they be an
ihorizrd to fill vacancies that may occur, make sncl
alterations and substitution in the name of candida
tes to all Offices that they may deem proper,
On motion duly seconded, the Convention ad
iourned siie die.
+. FORTIER. President.
A. w. WEDRE. Secretary.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-21
ST.. JEAN BApr,srE, IA octobre 1876.

81. JEAN DAPIISIE, IA Oct0Dre 1876.
A une reunion de citoyens dn Sc ward dc cette
paroisse, il a Gt6 r6solu que Ion formerait I'm club
don't lie nom serait Club R6formateur du Sc ward !
Sur motion de NJ. Louis A. Anhry, les officers
suivants ont etc NOMINEES 4 lnnanimie:
observation-disclosures Dnle,
Ter observation-disclosures Durand,
End Vice, Pr6sident-John Ben,
Sec,etsire-Snrville MONTE.
Tresorier-J. Alceste Gaiennis,
Grand Msrshal-Ursin Duls,
Sergents d'armes-Adam Laurent ct Jules Du.
rand.
Sur motion, lie president d6signe NM Charles
Lasspigne. j.. Alceste Gaiennie ct Felicien Jacob
CONNIE membres dun comite charge de preparer des
resolutions. lie dit comite SONNET les resolutions
suivantes. qni sont adoptees a lnnanimite:
II est r6solu que nous acclamons avec I'm sincere
enthousiasme Ia nomination \ la pr6sidence ct d Ia
vice prfsidence des Etats- Unis, de Samuel j. Tflden,
lie briseur de rings de lEst, ct de Thomas A. Hen.
bricks, lie plus grand homme d'6tat de lOuest.
Resolu que nous ratitions ct continuous pr6sen.
tement lie ticket d'Gtat de Nichols ct Wilt pour
gouverneur ct leutenant-gouverneny de la louisa.
ne, ct que nous leur promotions notre appui.
Resolu que nous faisons I'M appel sincere a tons
les citoyens du ward, sans distinction de race OIL de
couleur pour quils Sc joignent d nous dams lGuvre
de %reforne, 81 n6cessaire 4 notre pays, en- %s'inscri-
want CONNIE membres de ce club, don: le nom
indiqae lintention.
Resolu que lie secretaire soft charge de transmettre
le compte-rendu des deliberations de ce club all
Meschaceb6 ct a la Rhche Lonisiaraise de 81. Jean
Baptiste, All Louisianais de St Jacques ct 4 lAbeille
de Ia Nonvelle. Orleans, avec priore de Ia publier.
LIE club s'est alors ejonrn6 sujet a l'appel lu
president.
GunhAuME DuHE, President.
SuRvfd1E MoNTz, Secretaire.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-21
Registration Notice.

The Supervisor of Registration will open his Office
at the following places in this pari>ic
Court House, from August 2s,h. 10 Septem.
Der 9Th.
Paul Crest Store, from September 7lh. to Srptem.
Der l2th.
Henry Rilcy's Store.lonse, September 18Th tc
September ls,h.
benjamin Collen's Store, September 10Th to Sep
tember 23rl.
Anlerson's Store, September eth to September
Goth.
Old Court House, September 30tl, to October 3rd
john Valery Armamt's Store, October atl,. to DC
tober 9th.
NacLeyie School House, October 10Th. to Octobel
18th.
Returning thence to the Court House where re
gisiration aud revision will h" completed
LUCIEN COMO,
Supcr"iser of Registration, ST. James Parish.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-21
CAsD1DATs EFT CHOOSES.

J. Gentil a la Chambre9 o la %plaisante affaire!
Que pourra-t.il y dire, ct que va til y faire7
Mails vons ny songez pas! Journalistic ct Gaulois,
u nous ferait des vers d Ia place de lois.
Qui done choisiri* Qni done elire1
-Dickerson! Car il ne salt pas lire.
R. simms dit: Alions a la Chambrc.
"A quel titre?-En Wallets de chambre.
Dams nne Chambre il est plus dun obiet ntile,
Et null Meuble yraiment nest un meuble futile,
Aussi chacun vera
QW'Hunsaker servira.
~
Gaudet a Ia Legislature!
Dissent les radicaux d'ici;
Mais c'est c0ntre nature!...
Gandet salt lire; il est aussi....
-Qnoi doncf-Cc que Ton nomme
I'm honnate homme.
Gentil. Gandet, Tnreand. quelIe est votre folie!
Dickerson le savant, Simms le grand, Hunsaker,
Honorable Quaker.
Sont le bou vim; ct vous ates Ia lie.
QUAINT 4 Dick Winchester, son andace est immense
Courir contre Siskron, qnelle a~ffreuse d6mence!
6iskron connaft les lois ct salt pertinemment
Qu'un bon Juge ma pas besoin de jugement.
Fsnt II vous en- parler, on fant.il qu'on Sc taise7. -.
Winchester ct Siskron, bon Dieu, quclle antithese!
v. Dickersxon mons plant. plsint Ia minorite.
-Les sots. depuis Adam, sont en- majorite.
Ditkevson connaft bien SEES mnlets, 81 charrue.
Himn,s quj r6pond ! dia. CONNIE Hunsaker a hue
81 Diekelson Il Simms wont a la Legislature,
Avec Il o&n6ral Hnnsaker lenr ami.
Puisque Mike Hahn Z fat un bon point de suture
rREA nAAAM-A A..-, 1s~--~- ~
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-21
AUX ~CONTRIBTABLES
DELLA PAROIsSE ST. JACQUES.

Ayant etc dfchar6 coliecteW legal de cettt
paroissc par decision de Ia Cow public
ci-orant, h deroW m1est impose de collec-
ter im~medidteMent les tares dies.
Je m'm pas jusqaH present pressf les
co~ntribuables, etjc ne desire point h, faire;
mois al me taut me conto,mer aMr oydrcs
dc pAuditew qui m'enjoint darord hi.
ter la collection DIES tares.
Is. n. YATES,
Collector DIES Td.res.
Poroisse st. Jacques, q Sept. 1876.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-21
JUDICIAL NOTICES..
SALE FOR PARTITION.
THE METROPOLITAN NATTONALBANK
OF NEW YORK AND OTHERS.
vs. 30. SIS.
V. e. NJ. ANDERSON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.

By virtue Of an ortlrr of sale, to me directed Ivy
the Honorable the Fourth Judicial District Court Of
the State Of Louisiana, in and for The Parish of St.
James. in the above entitled aud numbered parti.
ton suit. l will proceed to sell ut public sale and
auction. on the premises.
On Saturday the 4th. of Norcmber, A. d.,
1876, at IL VClock A. NJ,
The following described property. to Wit:
"a certain sugar plantation, known as Acadia
plantation. situated III the Parish Of St. James, on
''the Right Bank Of the Mississippi River, at about
''seventy one miles above the City of New Orleans,
measuring five arpents and twenty one toises front
"abovc by lands of V, i, NJ. Anderson. and below
"hy those of WIN II. Aymar, together with a GER.
tain portion of swamp lands, situated in the rear OF
'Said plantation and measuring ahont eighteen hun.
''drcd acres, in area. together also with all the build
'ings, arpertenancrs, twenty five mules, seven large
"carts, two small carts, fourteen plougls and al
''otler agricultural implements If hnsbandry, there
ION and ,heren'ito belonging Said property will
be sold for partition, on the following terms and
conditions, to wit:
! One half of the price of adjudication payable
cash, one fourth payable one year after date, and
the other one ionril payable in two years after the
date Of the public sale; said credit instruments to
be represented by pro,,issory notes of the purchase,
or purchasers. bearing interest ofS 90 per annum
from date until paid, and secured by mortgage and
vendors privilege on the property sold.
: The crop OF sugar cane and corn.4 now on said
above described property. is reserved in favor of V.
allowed to take off and dispose Of said crop, Said
property will be sold in lots of from ten to fifty acre.
on the conditions above se,tortl.
Sl"rifs Office, Parish Of 81. James, this the eth
day Of September, A ID. 1876.
RICHARD SIMMS, Sheriff.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-21
II Wis.

TONS les debitcurs de Ia Maison t. ". HO-
MAN & Gle. en- liquidation, sont prevents
one les complies dns dams les paroisses st.
jacques ct st. Jean Baptiste, ont etc remis
entire les mains de Mr.. r. r. Poche, avocat il
Convent P. o. st. Jacques, pour recouvre-
mont.
On evitera das frais de poursuite en- se pre-.
sentant pour regler les complies sans delai.
S. HOPKINS JR.,
21no4fl L1ou1DATEuR.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-10-21

~
LAM Pierrot ponr s%tnatcnr,
Divkersol pour l6yislatenr,
Et Marks 4 la iudicat"rr,
Mrssieurs, qurlle caricaturc!
**.
Marks, prGsomptneux par nature,
Et vain. c'est-A dire raca,
Aspire i la .Judicaturr;
1t Marks nest pas nrame avocat.
~
Qnand fora'em Cheevers senIuit tout effalG,
Epouvant6, de Ia Riviere Ncuye,
On dit qne sa cn|utte neuve
A tristcment pleur6.
Connaissez-vons l'.ami Pierrot7,
Iami Pi-not 'st I'M blavr hnnme:
Mails Morris Marks IL nteue CONNIE
In ane, par ie CARROT.
Dun villain Balaam. Pirrrot, a.re montnrc,
Celia ls c%ouvienl suore i noble creature.
~
Etant donn6, Dcmas. quinn hon reprfspntant,
Peut ell moins de dcux aus %acletrr tue terrc,
Combien III senateur-et c'est Ii IL nys,ere-
Exige.t.il DE- jours atm den faire autanti
The anti-monopolist., 1876-10-26
TO THE AIDES.

Ladies can consult the Doctor on all private
and delicate troubles. Remember that all cases
and correspondence are SACREDLY CONFT-
DENTAL.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-10-26

New York luminary says, to observe
with what hearty vim and seeming earn
estness John Bull mathematics other
powers for adopting his own peculiar
tactics. In the same. sense It is interest
ing to see one red>handed thief and MUIR
dererer virtuously denonncing another
for the same crimes, or to see Satan
clothing himself in penitential sackcloth
and weeping over lhe wickedness OF
mankind. Indeed, there is venerable
couplet which reminds US of that
When the devil was ill. the devil monk
would be;
When the devil was well, the devil monk
was he.
This sentiment is equally appliable to
his favorite pupil, England. Let only an
insuerrection break forth tomorrow in
Ireland Or India, she would calmly
proceed to s.strike terror" into the insur-
gents with pitiless ferocity never de-
veloped even in the Moslem. Nay more
let the Russian only show himself in
force on the road leading to Constants
noble, and within twenty -four hours the
English people will have swallowed all
their protests against Turkish barbarity,
and will be found backing up their Gov
ernment in encouraging the siaught-
er. A single days experience OF 1.-The
Russian fever" will set them to ''reso!v-
ing" that the Turk is an extremely
worthy and excessively maligned neigh>
bor!-Irish World.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-10-26

At St. Stephens church. New York,
a solemn High Mass of requiem was
celebrated last week for the Cubans
slain in the struggle for independence.
Rev. Father Cotton Ofieiated, assisted
as deacons by rev. Drs. McGlynn and
Currran. 1t was the eighth anniversary
of the uprising at Yara and the deciara-
ton Of the independence of Cuba, and
a great number OF the friends OF Cuba
Libre" were in attendance. A large
catafalque, covered by the Cuban flag
and having upon it the crossed swords Of
Generals Cespedes, ex>President OF the
and General Quesada, was
placed in the centre aisle OF the church
and surrounded with flowers. A COL
lection taken up to aid the patriots, and
$500 was subscribed.-Irish World.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-10-26
AN INTERESTING SPECTACLE.

The New York Sun has very much
altered its tone in speaking OF British
affairs ever since Victoria SO heartlessly
refused to accommodate its editor by
coming over to the Centennial. Conse-
auently we are far less surprised to find
it printing such articles as the following
then We would have been iew months
ago:
at is iutere- ting to observe the pres
ent excitement OF the English mind re-
specting the Turkish atrocities in B a gar
ia. and to recall the horrors of vengence
taken by the same English upon the re-
yolted sepoys in India. They blew a
great many Sepoys from the mouths OF
eannons, and certainly there is nothing
in what the Turks have done in Bulgaria
terrible as such OF it is, that so startles
the mind with its cruelty.
After all. the Christians and the Nus
sulmans both proceed in similar way
under similar circumstances. When the
British Empire in India was threatened
with destruction. its defenders set nc
bounds to their fierceness in terrorizing
the Hindus; and when the Turkish En-
pire in Europe is similarly threatened,
the Turks resort to means essentially the
same. In India. . handful OF English
men govern two hundred millions ol
people. and it was indispensable under
the circumstances, that terror should be
struck in every miad. In Turkey, three
millions Of Mussulmans govern twelve
millions OF Christians. The Christians
had couspired to set on foos general in
surrectiou. aud when its first manifesta-
tions appeared IN Bulgaria terror OF the
extremess kind was indispensable to pre-
vent the general rising which had been
prepared and to preserve any shadow o
Turkish dominion. Thus in their ex
tremeity the Christians and the Turks &C,
alike; but the Christians denounce the
Turks for it, while the Turks have never
presumed 10 sind fault with such atroci
Ties on the part OF the Christian 81
II is undoubtedly Interesting" as th'
The anti-monopolist., 1876-10-26

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on receipt Of price, SO cent?.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL PAMPHLET. OF -
pages ON the above diseases, with vaIusbls IN
formation for those afflicted, sent in sealed en-
velope on receipt Of two three-cent stamps,
The physiciars Of the Institute specially
treat al the above diseases, and NAV be con-
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The anti-monopolist., 1876-10-26

Mr.. Edward Wigglesworth, q promi>
nent merchant OF Boston, died suddenly in
that city on Sunday evening. He was
a graduate OF Harvard college, and as
sisted the late DR.. Lieber in the prepar-
alton Of the first edition OF the ''Encyclo-
pedia Americana.
The anti-monopolist., 1876-10-26
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Established 1861 and Chartered BY the leg
isIatuTe for the Treatment OF all Diseases
Of the Urinary and cenerative Organs.
THE secret Monitor and Guide tOHealth
private Medical Treatise tho Diaeasss Of tho
Urinary And 0snsrattve Organs.

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The highest amount of Indebtedness 70
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ss:.y ss %ass MONTH !! is s';s; s; s:

~ ~ business we furnish, but
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Have no room to explain here. Business
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Write and see. Farmers and Mechanics, the r
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

While Governor Tildeu was a member of As.
sembly in 1872, the roll was called l,56S times
and the Governor answered l07 times But on
payday he answered TO his name every time.
Most reformers of his stamp do so.-[Albauy
journal.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

The Rochester Democrat" remarks: when
Thomas A. Hendricks gives a note Tor ninety
days. be never dates it. He doesn't believe IN
dates he thinks it better TO slide gradually
along to payment raising no talse
hopes in the breast Of his creditor: And
il is pleasant to reflect that the ninety days are
always yet 10 come"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

The 'Bloody-shirt,' viii cease to be "A formid.
able political ensign the day our Southern
brethern cease furnishing the blood, ana noI be-
fore.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

Frtiits and Grain: Agents for American anu
Union Express Companies anu SiesSss.5i4 e5.s.1
nI.-ll-- 49, :. ---,t.--.llls- y.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

11I1--1110- T
the ugly spots, and the greenery Of the
--L--sL--&---.-ssS..-ssssaA ~ -lioSt
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

cauSIHS 50 Hucu UNSATISFACTORY aIIIUIlB OuT
business men and mannfEcturers:
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
SUCCESS IS A DUTY.

Let us, nv Republican friends, enter this contest
With hrn confidence that the people Will DO what L
best. Let us gather again around the hepubllean
party proud of all good il has done, anxious to
repar It's errors determined to advance Its standard
ana to keep fully abreast with the nobest and highest
aspirations and purposes Of age and the
fall measure of political life by protecting all men
in equal rights by redeeming all pledges Of public
faith, and securing all reforms attainable by
human nature Our candidates are honest, honorable
men, uubemished in name or reputation; ot that
class ana type Of men called sel-mnde because their
high positions is the natural result Of their HES
labor and character, without the aid Of wealth or
superior advantages. With such party ana such
candidates may boldly enter the lists with abso-
lutte assurance that our will advance the in
terests and honor Of our country.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

anchored y ths little bay,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

observation
nit She I
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

The administration Of Gen. Grant, now about 70
pire, mas been arragned by House OF Representa-
uves armed with all the powers OF Investigation, and
conscious that their only hope lay in backeniug the
character and conduct of Gen. Grant aud his appoin-
tees, they organized the whole House into Commit
tees Of Investigation They have explored every de-
partment, bureau, and office OF the government.
They have called witnesses taTy eOnyiets
and the insane from the hospital They have seized
telegrAms BY the wholesale aud examined private
books and papers. They sought TO disclose Cabinet
secrets which have alwavs been held Sacred. 1heY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Mexico eaviees q - Afssseth ~ 1T
60 - erasylsonleSgo
sSs arm. .sS ~ s sSs1 i; 81 sssesI
AlasoRrs viii sosn have Soeo regulars
aro0u1 bimy esnstitutiag s1hAs 0DeG&As1
Mexico ever had. Hi headquarters are q
Ichuscan, midway bsswssn Osxass asa
Diax 10 reported. marching on Pasbls
with about 1000 men, Of whom only 400 aso
wall armed. Hopes sre entertained te1t
the coming bsttle will b the laat, and d.
eide the question Of thA Ieyolut3oa. % I'LL
The 6iiibustsr Eshsn, Who commanded .
company Of revolptionists in CoshuilA wap
taken prisoner, and will doubtless b. ahOt
The Too Repsblics warn: the Pnblie. 70
mt no trust in the news published by tho
FL Progress, of Brownsville THAT sheet ~
ing one Of the eo-called regeneratiug jour-
nsls), that the Mexican government will
probably recognise tho English debt and
make some arrangements with bondholdeIs.
A recent decree imposes ( duty Of four
cents per kilogramme on sulphur imported
into Mexico. FE & .As-., '.
Congress meets to-day, and will receive
the President t.norrow and proceed to
business on the eighteenth. The session is
looked forward to with considerable anxiety
- the elimination Of the present CRISIS. In
tho meanwhile all military operations ere
ct . stsndstiil. .-
Suffering In Puerto Priscipe.
Terrible suffering is being experienced in
Puerte Principe, formerly ono Of the richest
cities Of the island. Four Thousand rati0ns
are distributed in the market place to the
poor twice . week. The SpsniArds are
certifying the approaches to Cienfuegos
from both land and sea, with heavy guns
and detached forts. .. ~. ...
The Hammered IBsuTTectien DeBied.
PARIS. September 26-The reports of the
imminence of the insurreotion in Algsris
are denied. no ...-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
Domestic Markets.

easy 1t IL a. ssrlin9 firm. Cod iiS Gove,nments
dull aud 81. say; new hses ll4f: tai bonds ,ie,
tive and uDse tied.
Sub. treasury balanoeo-0old, e39 9zs 800: cur
reDcy, % 533, 800.
The sub. II, ssurer paid out $1,000 on acooun,
Of interest, and . 1880 for hoIds.
Gu toms receipts oA8O0O.
COttn closed quiet; mlddling uplands Ike
eep D. sss 1os sss ooas. dst.d net ,e ess
IL 1872; Exports to eat Brtain 1851; ok s. 1885,
FaruIas closed easy: s.l.s II, 90 bs ies, - fol-
Gss Der as p Sst %I
!a'u. y II u SPOIL So. tsb.uasy u l7320!l l6e;
2 3 g; yu.e ike; July HA0ls 7-l6c; August
II II 320l2 10 &c.
Flour finn; light trade for export and homo use;
su I'm. W.-ie n ard State - 2s04 e, closing
9nis'; SCOUT err -four quiet and 1nci a1ge1. VIII q
dGll a.d IL y buyer favoI l,mi ed. 1p r. and
ern; - 1901 70 for new Dc; - 20 for new winter
red St. Louis .. Texa< 81 81 for Lew snbs :
1ndis"s; 81 rs fox lev white Indisna Corn :
mand: ssh 49, for uDgi sded Western mixed, the
! e. choic-; s9d6Oc for yellow W.stt m. Gats-
Common ne. shade easter, mod r.te aae;
4" very a. 1T 81 oisac gold tor c.rs"s.. snd
l5A 02Oc gold fo' joO .ots. sugar dull, '@inally
81 19c for az to good Iefnine; r. IL, on ~ fai, d.
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