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We may reasonably expect the Nat
chitoches 'sIop organ" Of to-day to
appear with the following denial:
1.-THE indicator charge Of Judge ~
Campbell not psying tho tailor for
mendiug his dirty britches is false
We say in reply that Bonllt and
Myers both called on the tailor after
seeing the article in tho indicator
AMI paid the bill-two bits.
Think oft 70 nnwashed Democrats
"a eanvasser Of the great radical
thicving party Of Louisiana tNev
York Tribane) skipping ont" from a
town in debt tn 4 poor tailor to the
tune Of two bits, and his radical
friends, Myers and Bou'lt, harryine
around to pay It when they saw il
published in the riNdicdtor.
Let Myers pay up that $1,000 he
stole from the school fund ut once and
we will publish that Fact without
,haisv OF comment.
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NOTICE.

There will be sold at Public Auctics
on the 2sth day Of October, 1870, ono
tract Of land lying near my RESIDENCE
in Sabine Parish, containing 2l9 acre.
moro or less. There nre two good dweI'
ling houses, smoke house, crib and ~
bic, l,etweeu' 40 and 30 acres under v y,!
rood tense about 30 acres cleared. IMe
land will le sold payable in three %.
stallmcnts, terms made known on gay q
sAle. -.
Come one, come all who want . eoeo
home, and buy while yon can buy cheap
and on good terms, FREQ from oil encum-
l)erances.
Will be sold ut my residence.
SIMON GOODROW.
Oct. 7. 1876.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TIE Co.partnc,slAip heretofore exist
inr between the undersigned under tho
firm, name and style Of KEYSER Il NC:
KENNA il this lay dissolved Ivy mutual
consent. All unfinished work on hand
will be completed by the parties.
All persons to whom the late firm u
indebted arc requested to present them
to either Of the undersigned for settle
ment, and all those who owe the 'ate
firm are requested to pay mp promptly
or make settleinent at once with eltnS
partners Of tho late lir,n. -
oct. y 1876. HUGH NcKENNA
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Wanted "A steady reliable young
man wants employment and is willing TO-
10 any thiuy to make himself useful.
Work is VIII ;. lie desires and iAe is not
aSIamc!. TO TO it,. 49,.
Avly 10 The Editor Of tho Tiadicator
for ?ldvess.
Oct. 81, 1876.
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The Banner presentation by the Ia
lies on Saturday night last to the
Tildcn Reform Club, was . Magn'f''
cent snccess.
Tho Hall Of tho Club was crowded
from floor 10 ceiling with tho beauty
and manhood Of tho Ward. Miss
Russell, on tho part Of the ladies, aP
pearcd upon tho platform supported
"n either side by Miss Bnard and
Miss Jack, all arrayed in pure white
with rcd and blue sashes. Miss rms
sells presentation speech was beau
,iful aud touching, and elected hear
" rounds Of applause npon its close
iion. w. II. Jack received from the
hands If the fair donors the magni
ilccnt banner, with one Of bis usual
and appropriate addresses, full Of
poetry and fire. The ladies we're one
and all thanked by the Club, and
were all elected honorary members BY
acct,n,ation. Tic Banner Is q beau
,iful milk whitc merino lined with
blue. On tho white field is work
cd 10 gold the Scales OF Justice
with tho SwOrd-abOve aud below
which il "Tilden Reform C'ao
18th Wasd,n beautifully wrought II
golden letters. On the blue reverse
Is the portrait Of SAMT.. J. TI.DEN
ofNew York, painted by our esteem
I'd friend, Jimmy Moise-and o
course, most mastery executed sur
ROUNDED, by stars Vt gold. The Ban
ner il borderel with heavy s"''
fringe, aud dressed with cords an'
tasscls, of white and blue.
Mr.. l.. 4. DsuhliUux vas e'eesc'
tho STANDARD bearer Of the Club.
- -
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Independents.

The Independent movement can I"
we'll judged by the Indiana '"'ep'"-
dent candidate for Governor, VINO
soil himself ont for money, to the Re-
publicans.
Independents in politics arc me-"
Of no convictions, and a man OF no
conviction is "opcn for trade; y is
in the market, and the highest bid
der pays for and takes him. We care
not who the man is, these remarks
apply to him and none can escape
that Judgment.
In Louisiana an Independent is
simply a traitor, to which is added
tho degrading vice Of co~an'ice-
cowar,licc of the rankcst kind. It is
he who bctrays with 4 smile and a
kiss; who is a Radical and a thief ut
heart, and with his lips cries "lnde'
pcndcucc and honesty"
We have several Of that class Of
bipeds in our State-some in our par
ISL, but they are too contemplate
here to ripple the surface Of a decent
organization. They practice the dodge
Of getting up letters from admirers to
become candidates for positions, Of
else announce themselves rs candi'
dates yolens roiens, and to show thai
thew are enemies to the people, thu
Radical Conventions either endorse
or nominate them. No doubt these
Independents (?) think all this sharp
but, tn m honest people it is utterl!
disgusting.
Pretending to be sick Of party ant
party fiauds and trickery, Of which
they daily and hourly pirate, th''
first advent before the people is char
acterized by a trick so palpab'c ant
disgusting that every politician per s
! would revolt ut it for fear Of bein!
dubbed q fool.
Independents arc wolves in sheep
clothing, and having slammed tn
people to get in, will sham them at
forwards.
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Married.

DuNKLEMAN-CIRrIS--.N tllc res
idcncc of The brides father, Mr.. Ms.
Curtis, on the III October. 1876, Mr.. JonN
DuSXLEMAN To MISS II. FLORENCE CURTIS
kAFFIE--LEVY. - On Tuesday eve.
October 18th. ls76, by the Rev. DR.. j.
Chuck, Rabbi Of the Jewish church, Mr.
II. Karin. I" MISS JULIA LEVY. daught.
cr of Jacob levy, Esq, all of this city
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The "faithful," who bay when Pack
ard blows bis horn in these "diggins,"
have had q grand split. II is report
ed that Breila and the white (skinned)
won't run on the ticket with Boullt.
What is the matter with Breda and
his crowdi Ia the ticket too honest
for them I Oh! blind virtue, il you
are not staggering drunk in that
crowd, then-JOe's O Dutchman.
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The Demonstration on Tuesday
was enough to satisfy the most san
guine and fastidious Of the radical
bummcrs of Natchitoches that the
Democrats were ''up aud doing" And
from the looks of their faces defeat
would be but a small portion vi tho
ills tho future had for them.
For eight years ruin and rascality
have joined hands through the rad
ical party Of our parish in prostrating,
not only a noble and good people,
but in sitting every honest and moral
sentiment Of the growing generation
The eight years hare passed into
history and the future opens bright
and glorious to our gaze. Let Us &C.
lax no effort to achieve the good that
| is to come.
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WELCOME hands aud warm hearts
greeted the noble Nichols and Wilt
on their arrival in our city and We
know they must feel that their cause
in old Natchitoches is in safe hands.
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ID Z II d.,

October 18th. JonM NJ. and IN Oc.
tobcr !7th, WILLIAM 4. sons Of $. W.
and Z. i. lille. Aged respectively
Is and II years.
THUS were two manly boys takett
in the bloom Of yonth and visor, with
bright manhood opening out before
them.
Their bcrcavc1 parents have out
heartfelt, sympathy in their grief.
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outraged, ruined people to regain
their liberties, and the whole kcd
River valley will say with one voice.
that tho Bulletin is mot doiny as mnch'
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n L, Woods.

IN another column will bo found a
letter from NJ. L. Woods Of Warl 2,
whom the radicals nominated with
ont his knowledge or consent, as q
police iuryman Of this parish in Or
der to give a show Of responsibility
to their otherwise Infamous ticket.
N. L. Woods letter needs no COM
mont from US. It is cutspoken enough
and states reasons for declining too
plainly to bc misunderstood This
ends another Of those tricks Of rad
icalism which they delight to play
with the names oi decent men.
VA. cLEMMONs.
This gentleman positively and en-
phaticclly declined to allow 'ns name
to Le used IA a candidate for the
police Jury on the radical ticket al.
though he was and is a republican
and hal served one year in that cap
acity by appointment. To render
his dcclination emphatic aud show
where he stood, lie joined tho Tilden
aud Hendricks reform club Of this
ward on Saturday last. Mr.. Clemens
is o laboring farmer and wants on
honest government.
Still another
| NJ. Il. L'LORENs,
assures gentlemen Of our city that
nothing would induce him TO accept
{ nomination from sucl, 3 party and
| upon scch a ticket. This leaves tl't
raids three places in their police Jury
to ill. The public await their action
1
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If the radicals can find consolation
in theft victories in Ohio and;
vel! that is all, they are welcome to
the small comfort. The majority
against them in West Virginia is over
1900 and they claim it. They are
behind COCO il Indiana and it is a
radical victory i! Colorado goes DEM
ocratic to tho tune Of 500 and still
radicals carry the Statc.-so they say.
4 few moro such Scoops us H.
diana, West Virginia Colorado aud
even Ohio, and the rictorics to the
radicals will undo them.
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WE HAD many friends in from
Sabine Grant and VIM At The Grand
Demonstration on Tuesday last and
they all seemed highly yatiiied at
cur prospects,
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CorroN is coming in quite rapidly
and is commanding the usual good
prices for this market.
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Black maiOrity...... $50.

bl0Ck UlaJoIIty.. "'''
The figures for the blacks arc en-
tirc,y out Of proportion, for even when
Rcd River parish was attached t" as
are kad no such black roie, and there
has been no immigration Of blacks to
this parish since 1870.
Wo claim that tl.c negro vote in
1876 is less than in 1874, for in ward
nine, which wo otto as IN instance,
tho registered colorcl vote in 1874
was l75 now, after a careful canvass
Of tho ward, there are but f9o colorct'
voters to bc found in it s. having
left the parish.
Seven hundred registered majority
arc fall figures and any one can get
bets taken on their not going beyond
that. Rally comedies five hundred
colorcd Democratic votes in the par
ish We claim ono thousand. Any
ono who desires can ''tisure it mp by
splitting tho difference and sec who
will win. There will be registered and
pc,(cd nineteen Hundred white Demo
! cratic votes in this parish beyond TIL
shadow of a doubt.
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Tilden and Hendricks Club
Meets tonight At Z o'clock r. NJ
Ladies' are invited to attend.
Speech by
Every member mnat be present.
w. II. JACK,
Up. JouxsoN. President.
Secretary.
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Appointments for our State Caa'
VaSS.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, }
Democratic Conservative Party,}
New Orleans, Sept. ~, 1876. !

Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Democratic Conservative Party,}
Now Orleans, Sept. -, 1876.
Mass Meetings Of tie Democratic.
Conservative party will be addressed
Nv the following speakers Gen. F.
r. Nichols, Hon. L. A. Witt, Hon.
II. N. Ogdon. Gov. John McEnery, II.
NJ, Spofiord, K. G. Wickliffe, Albert
VOORHEES,, =. j. N. Smith, r. H. Mari,
p. T.. Tloartl, B. F. Jonas, and Carl.
eton Hunt. The meetings will DO held
as follows:
Sept. l7-Sunday, Vaudeville.
Sept. l9-Tuesday, Amito City.
Sept. 22-Friday, Iberia. .
Sept. 23-Saturday, St. Martinville.
Sept. 25-Monday, Franklin.
Sept. 2s-Thursday, Clinton.
Sept. @-Friday, ll,erville.
Sept. 0-Saturlay, Baton Rouge.
Oct. 3-Tuesday, Floyd and A.
beville.
Oct. 5-Thursday, Delta and Vcr't
millionville. :,
Oct. 7-Saturday, St. Joseph and
Grand Coteau.
Oct. S-Sanday, Opelousas
Oct. 9-Alonday, Vidalia " Wash
inston. .,
Oct. ll--WedneMlay, Manksvillc.
Oct. l4-Saturlay, Alexandria.
Oct. l6-Monday, Montgomery.
Oct. l7-Tuesday, Natchitoc|'es.
Oct. I9-Thursday, Coushatta and
Mansfield.
Oct. 2l-Saturlay, Shreveport.
Oct. 23-Monday, Bellevue.
Oct. A-Tuesday, Minden.
Oct. 25-Wcdnesday, Homer.
Oct. &c Thursday, Arcadia.
Oct. 2s-Satur.lay, Vienna.
Oct. @-Monday, Faru,ersviIle.
Nov l-Wsilnoeday, Oakridge.
Nov. 2-Thurslay, Delhi.
Nv. PATTON,
President State Central COMMITTEES
! Democratic. Conservative Party o
! Louisiana.
! PHlL,r POWER, JR., Secretary.
| ->>>>>-
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RAIN began 10 fall on Wednesday
morning.
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# any one ever doubted that the
"slop organ" on Front street was not
q liar, the last issne should convince
them.
The radical meeting increased from
numbers Oh tho ground to figures in
that paper in the aggregate from 2oo
to 2aN. No one knows better than
that radical writer that not ereH 5OO
were present, and that paper says
that the crowd was variously estim'
ated a. from $500 to 1900. This
taken with the radical victories in
Indiana and West Virginia as given
by that paper, although those States
went the other way at tue polls, will
set tho organ mp as big liar rs Its
| namcsakc in New Orleans aud Il big
Ger one for its age. Give us some
more radical victories like those in
| Indiana and West Virginia please.
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TEN Travis Wright, wrecking boat
engaged on K. T. Bryarly sunk below
Coushatta on her return to tho city.
Il il thus that tie wrecker is wreck.
cd.
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Democratic Ticket.
TOR PRESIDENT,

OF NEW YORK.
FOR vrE-rREsfDENr.
Yhoy. 4. 8DI9021c88,
or INDIANA.
ZOE GOVERNOR,
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
or ASSUMPTION.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
LOUIS A. WllIrZ,
or ORLEANS.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
n. N. OGDEN,
or ORLEANS.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
VIM. A. STRONG,
FOR AUDITOR,
ALLEN JUMEL,
or lBERyILLE.
OR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC Ed
UCATfON,
ROBERTM. LUSnER,
OY ORLEANS.
FOR CONGRESS,
Fourth Congressional District,
J. n. ELAM,
OF DEsOro.
FOR STATE SENATOR
J. w. sANDiFORD.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
COL. DAVID rlERsON,
OF Natchitoches. -
PARISH TICKET.
For Legislature,
MORTIMER PERW,
II. II. HATHORN,
J. ALPUONSE PRUDllOMME'
For Parish Judge.
r. E. HAMNlETT.
For Sheriff.
JAMES Z. KEEGAN.
For Clerk.
E. MASON.
For Coroner.
DIR. G. HAMLIN.
For Police Jurors.
q. L. WALMS1EY.
r. II. MCCLENDON.
r. JENNINGS.
l. CHOPIN.
W. &. ROSS.
rof1srcorler,
GEO. w, KEARNEY.
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Boarding House
~ L. II. BURDICK, Proprietor
III (Coracr FRONT and TOULlNE e'''

M1 tCoracr FRONT and TOULlNE s'''
NArcmlTOCMEs, la.
'T,HIS House having been rctlttca s s,'s
l. newly furnished, is the on,y o m
class House in thc city; IN fact tn' w. :.
House whew transient travellers can :"
we'll accommodated. ~,
TERMS: Only Ono Dollar ana . ~
per day. ..u
A comn,mlious stable n eo'''.Sso'''
with the House. seF'' -
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Register ~ you cahtiot vote
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Figures.

Those little symbols tell amazingly
and the few wo inin]gcd in last week
in regard to registration changed tho
whole aspect Of the radical slate,
smashed it to atoms, rs it were.
We claimed that tho negro vote did
not exceed the white vote 700 in this
parish and We claim it still. There
has been q constant immigration Of
whites since 1874, that year We
threw off raAical,sm like 4 rope Of
sand with tho hope on tho part Of
these immigrants that tic whites and
honest men had ut last become mas
tcrs of the rich Natchitochcs parish.
On Saturday last, Russ, the reg
istrar, went over the books and tho
result no little ,lismaycd tho radicals.
His count now shows:
Blacks. .c7:m.
Whites. ..IcW.
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S..,scrihe to the Nin,licator,
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~ y . q g q . .

Oct. z, 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

S1O 0On-ADprTIoSAL CAPITAL WANTED
staple - hour pronts large; sales
sxc,usivcly cash. Addrcss STAPLE, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Lower and the Market Pcycrish--
The Bears Active.
GOLD 100 "a A 40.
Government Bonds Strong-Railway Mortgages
Steady and Firm Money ) and per Cent.
WALL STRekr.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Id T.


whic European Cabinets are agtated by the great
question of peace the Stock Exchange IS follow
Ing their example its small way, and Is waiting
With anxiety the result OF the railway meeting the
same topic. Not in the matter OF the 'whs-
ksred fandours and The fierce hussars," nor
OF the rugged Russiin bear hungcrng after
Turks, but in respect to the inicrnccae dim
Guilty which has long prevailed among the
great trunk lines and the possibility OF settlement
In peace and amty. Fmorous bulls and creduious
bears who had scented rack ana ruin IN the bogus
port OF disagreement in the railroad conclavc yestcr
day and had backed belief by Tree sales OF the
market iet this morning like the v.ctimizeG visitors
TO mock auction shop, and confessed that the rcd
nag which had attracted them was deiusion and
snare The discovery made the earliest
hours OF business, when tho Iog OF depres-
sion prevailing last evening Was disspatcd
prices mounted like the after storm Is over
Dagreeably high for those who had sold short the
decline, for the market was whipped up from one TO
per cent Lake shore and Michigan Central taking
The lead The best part OF business hours
sumed in little more than retail trade. the existing
uncertainty to what might be the verdict from the
meeting making dealers timtd bu, toward two O'Clock
. attack, quick, sharp and decisive, was suddenly
sprung upon tho unwary bulls by the Nills-Osborne
party which proved regular faccr 10 the marke, and
prices won't down under II Ike winkine.
The same tactics were pursued to-day that were so
successful yesterday ana the same reasons al
legcd-namely that to hope fo- favorable settlement
OF tho railroad question 10 follow awil wisp,
with certainty OF being bagged at last So there
NO dsbclieving Thomases in tho market. but nil
faithful disciples Of the apos,ate bulls that
bad cried havoc, as only backsiding bovincs
ablc do. Under the onslaught Lake Shore
dropped to 57is, Michigan Central TO 4oia
and Western Union TO 1Oa, although better prices by
u 10 per cent made at the close OF business,
when il began to be tclt that the market was more
frightened than hurt.
In TACT there is official news at the time OF writ
Ing from tho railroad conclavc. The mornings dcib-
sratons said have been productive OF special
results and IL is understood hat the whole matter has
left abcyancc until future day not yet
hxed by the calendar.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
Rregated ia, $50 sbares-Ncw York Central and Hud-
son. 1000; Erie lso Lake Shore 81, 200; Cleveland
and Pittsburg go Northwestern 800 do. preferred,
. 700 Rock Island 600. Pacific Mail, 4,300; St Paul,
100: do preferred 100; ohios. 2O0 Western Union,
l0 700; Wabash 1850 Union Pacific, 100; Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western, $500; New Jersey Central
$3.50; Michigan Central, 27.ooo
OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening highest and
lnra v,r{~a ~ 4 sho day
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
ALL SAINTS DAY.

Yesterday IAN Saints Day. was celebrated By The
Catholic and most Of the Episcopal churches IN tho
CITY, Al Trinity church the consisted of the
prayers OF the day and the administering Of COM
munlon 10 the members OF the church. There was
also prayer meeting in tho afternoon. Nearly the
ceremonies were observed ~ Trinity chapel,
Christ church, 81. Johns and other Episcopal
churches
For Catholics the day a holiday Of obligation.
In consequence there were early masses besioes the
solemn high at ten O'Clock TO en-
able those who could not attend the lat
ter to iuhl their duty All the Catholic
churches were msgnincsntly decorated TO suit tho
soemnty OF the festival and at St. Alrhonsus church,
the Church OF Most Holy Redccmer and few others
sermons also delivered IN tho course or which
the different preachers described the glorics OF the
saints aud pointed out the means to DC taken In order
10 reach tho same perfection AS they did.
To-day Catholics will celebrate All Souls Day, when
prayer will be offered up all over the world for the
souls Of those who died the fath Al the cathedral
thero will solemn requiem mass at ha,fpast ten
O'Clock The musical part OF service being under the
direction OF Mr.. Gustavus Schmitz Similar scr,icea
will be held at other Catholic churches.
The New York herald., 1876-11-02
HERALD THURSDAY. 2 s7s--TRPLE

Pacific Railroad bonds-Uuion hrsts 1oe . loox;
Union land grants. 100. l0oys Union sinking
funds, 81 sll<; centrals, 10 1lox.
BANK snARsn
The sales OF city bank shares were follows:--2o
Manufacturers and Merchant at as SO Commerce at
los 10 Republic at ~ rs Phenix at So and 100 Fourth
National at IS.
stats
Tho sales OF state bonds at the Board confined
to North Carolina SKIES, old, which were u higher
District Of Columbia 3G5's sold at 69k and
Tenncssees brought 46.
roRxrGs MAKKEr-
From London We learn that f66, 900 bullion were
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance TO-
day Bar silver - qnotcd At 53sd per ounce II being
holiday IN London without the usual quo,a
tons for securities In Frankfort Gves are l02t
CALIFORNIA MINING
The following arc the closing Official quotations OF
The New York herald., 1876-11-02

I.7si Tora 27ssl bales This day last week. 2s.a4s
bales This day year. 33-a6 bales Total since sep
tsmter l. sit SS bales To last night ccttcn freights
closed follows TO ilavre, BY steam. .c compressed
hamburg. bv steam. Tl6c compressed by sail 10
Bremen. by stean compressed BY sail sr.. TO Liver
pool. 4sd by steam. Uy sail s-idc
FLoyR Ann GkAf~.Fecepfs Flour, u. III bbs: wheat
- s bushels corn meal 1876 bbs and i3o sacks corn
~ 25D bushels; 2Oi5 do 4.iOo dr. barley.
23 is IL, harley malt 800 do The noar market
duh bat prices without decided The sales
about 1900 bbls.. ncudns state, Western snd
soniherI the annexed Hour quiet.
800 hbs sold - ~ - 10: meal quiet About
- bDs sold at 50 81 ~ 40 Brandy wine and ~ 10
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