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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-02-05
Lunenburg.

Lunenburg.
Remember the lecture on the Great
West" at Cuttings Hall on next Wednes-
day evening, 9th inst Western scenes
and Niagara Falls and vicinity, shown By
the stereoptican.
On Thursday last, William Chase al
invalid, while trying to walk into another
room fell, injuring his hip very badly. 1t
is thought that he will not recover.
There will be free Temperance discus
sion at Cuttings Hall on next Tuesday
evening. Mrs. J. M. Haven, Correspond
Ing Secretary of the Vermont Christian
Temperance Union, will be present, and
will organize an auxiliary society if de-
sired.
The village school has again opened
under the Efficient instruction of Mr.
Albert Tayler of Dalton, N. H., it is pro
crossing finely. Give them practical food
Just as they want it in business, and be
sure to keep them out of the old text
book rules, and you will merit something
of more value than dollars and cents.
This winter goes by jerks good for
runners Que day, and wheels the next;
nevertheless business is quite lively.
Baled and loose hay is being marketed,
potatoes moving to the Depot, farmers
are whistling over fat wood piles, and the
rich have nothing to do, but gap and
stretch in the stores.
Donation at Rev. Perkins, on Friday,
afternoon and evening; the notice said
"the liberal social shall be made fat,
hope we shall have lot of them ready
for market next week.
School census of District, No. l, for
1875:
Whole number of Families, 80
No. having children under twenty, 81
Whole number Of children under
twenty, l3l
Under five, 81
Between five and ten, As
Between ten and fifteen, 80
Between fifteen and twenty, 20
Whole number Of births, G
Number of deaths, G
as follows:
Feb. %, Mrs. Polly Ware, aged 70
March 81, Francsse Chandler, " 81
April Q, Reuben Chandler, SO
April 20, Charles NJ. Brooks, /
August 81, Nancy Miller, 70
Oct. IA, Lena A. Valley,
MARK REED, District Clerk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-08
How to xccp souqmcts Fresh

There are various receipts TOR
keeping bouquets fresh. Some REQ.
pie stick them in moist sand; some
salt the water in the vases, ana
others warm it; others, again, use II
few drops of ammonia. My rule Is
to cool the flowers thoroughly at
night. When the long day of fur
mace heat has made the roses droop
and their stems limp and liteiess, |
clip them n little, and set them to
float in n marble basin full of very
cold W ter. In the morning they
come ont made over into crisp beau
", Ms fresh and blooming as If just
gathered. All flowers, however, VIII
not stand this watercure, Heliot
rope blackens and falls to pieces I'M
der it; azaleas drop from their stems
an mignoncttc soaks away It's rag,
rance. For these | use dry cora
air. | wrap them in cotton wool
and set Them on shelf in the ice
chest! | can almost hear you laugh
but really ! am not joking. Flowers
thus treated keep perfectly for !
week with me and often longer
S. c., in ST, Nicholas for Novem
Der.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-08
FACTORS AND PLANTERS.

IARPENTE'S MANUA1.-A practical
" guide To all operations OF the trade; draw
ing for carpenters forms of contracts, speci-
fications, plans, ,ec,, illustrated 30 cents.
PAINTER > Manual--HuuSe aud sign paint
ing, granting, vanishing, polishing, H. lsom'
lining, pnpering, lett ring, staining, gliding,
&c no cts. Rock of Alphabets, 30. Scrolls
and Ornaments, 81. Matchmaker and Jew
eler, so. Soap-inaker, d. Taxidegmist, so.
Hunter aud Trapper's Guide, %. Dog Train
ing, -. Popular readings and REGULATIONS.
Is. OF booksellers or by mail. JESSE HA-
NEl Il CO., llg Nassau ST., N. Y. octIldtf
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commodore vondcrbIirs wealth,


In conversation with Il reporter
oflhc Tribune, recently, IL gentle.
man well acquainted, from his otlic-
nl dutios, with the real estate and
stock markets Of this city. and hav-
inc largo acquaintance among bus.
mess men, said current rumorS tor
several wears have ascribed fabulous
wealth TO VIM. b. Astor, A. +, Stew.
m, and Cornelius VANDERBILT.
Their fortunes were said 10 exceed
$50 .OOO, 600 each, and were popular.
IL supposed to reach Sl00, 100000.
But this is Il very largo sum OF
money Very few people stop to
think what is meant by 5lo0, 100000
Persons unacquainted with the ways
of making money aud the numerous
incidental losses Of business men.
have no idea THE error of the pop.
uIar belief as to the wealth of our
rich mon, Mr.. Astor was worth in
all not moro than from SIS, 600 600
to 500, 900. Dr. Stewards for
tune did not exceed S25 600, 900
Those acquainted with his business
affairs know that he was constantly
carrying heavy margin of indcbt.
edncss on bis purchases-not be-
yond his ability to carry, and not
sufficient to cmbarrass him--but
materially Icsscning the aggregate
worth Of his estate on II
final settlement and winding
up Of his affairs. Mr., Wander
biIt has not needed the
majority Of the stock Of New York
Central and Hudson River Rail
roads. Ithas been sufficient for him
aud his cons with n few chosen
friends, to control $4,000 coo If the
stock. Had his death not boon SO
long anticipated this valuab pro-
porty would probably be subject to .
fluctuations Of the market 10 "a I
time uttor his demise, and Ii ,o c,d .
sale OF the stock would no, weld the .
figures ut present quoted vu tcI
market, but his best friends a. not /
anticipate anything IKE It conl,- |
sion. In view of tins coNNn!nrF |
it is understood ia the inner ere 81
Of the COmmudOlos acluAGRHr
a. az 80
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FREE.


Pick up almost any newspaper published
north OF the Red river and you win zee the
word FREE" in big black letters. Read be-
low 1t and You Will hnd request FOR the
ters of tue North and East TO be sent to
"TEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT" Sedalia,
Missouri who will mail them without cost
'FREE GUIDE TO TEXAS the land OF
sunbeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val
leys, This book we have seen. IL 10 accom-
panied with beautifui colored maps, illustra-
lions, rates OF fare and freight, full OF infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands,
crops schools, churches, etc. Who pays for
itg' THE MISSOURI, KANSAS e TEXAS
HALLWAY. They are sending Thousands to
all parts of the United States and Europe.
This goes TO show what they are doing for
Texas They have lately reduced their rates
OF fare TOR eiuigranls almost one-half. Their
trains arc crowded and special trains are
freautntly run TO accommodate the people,
They are spending thousands of dollars In
Texas. They have twelve regular trave Ing
concerning Texas throughout the unitsu
states. They ask our aid In Their euorss
Patronage the MISSOURI, kAMSASy
IEXAs RAlLWAY., , 40 ,o n onU,tai Indian
u 3S dSsSt IhleS pepo, in * Louis they
don't compel you TO ride thfee or iour ni ns
through the back strys ,hp AIT They ynn their
an,'.,,, -, and sleeIsfs through TO ~ Louis
oo .'n Ger the pfiion Depot Is there any
other line non Texas lnst uo.s - ~,
T TmsS N Hhnnibal and Quihcy: Rave you
800 srirf,tis East looking towards Texae1 IL
~ s.y ssnd their address TO theundersigned and
hswill with pleasure forward them .anE you
cairns matter well worth the mere request.
Aa5ress. JAS. ID. BROWN,
: Gent Passs'r Ag't, M. X; AEhTo
me-d&w-u seos%s nv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-08
Condensed Through Time Card
To points North md East via the
HouatOn and Texas Central R'y
Trains Leave

follows
Accommodate" Through ESpr'"
Leaves n tn ll:20 A. NJ Leaves nth 7:i6 A.
Leaves s'th 800 p. N Leaves s'th 6s26. p. u
w. X, WHEELOCK,
Agent, Dallas.
l.. i. MANCHESTER,
Southern Pass. Agent, Houston.
j. h. ROBERTSON,
Emigration Agent, ll3 north 81 81. ~, Lous
r. WALDO. j. DURAND,
GenT Ticket AIT. GENT supt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-08

Tho terribly fierce, economical plan
of doing the public printing doesn
seem to pan out very well Nobody
knows to-day, except the blessed law
givers and his sxcslleney, under what
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

sor Cabs unaxe< uted 200 sacks white sold At coo
light. Prices 81 unchanged. 100 and SEQ sacks g.
Louis cold 1t $50 y bushel. $500.
s:st: e; e 10 nsH .e
and eslg I co d demand but he;asrs Il. ~
ips previous prices 2ss s.es eoli. Of which $50
rice RicR-Socks are ample, and the demand 10 only
s,o 1n e X s.: sss
40lAG fAr 4hS'Ac; good sSsao; pr'ns "'So
(orFEE-The demand il ,e.t,ic: ed for wan. Of
supplies and prices ere firm CsIgoes won!a com.
maud o.d,ay ls1,sss sfold1 f.is l 5os rs:
s ss,, IL is Sasi PRIME inc ~ SisSc b:
BUTTKR-The recs ipts ara small and there is
me- 20 Sa,c; choic, Goshen asoasc; medium
CaBsSE-Arr:vsls are small AMI sell a, fast 2.
Il ssi isse: New nE Yorl ers.@ ise > Is.
Of oSp. nas snS %
At unch.need prices. Csbbasss and sour tront
are active It iirm price,. Potatoes ell at $3 $50
ySG In casSss.s sp Is sose b.. ''''
nss s Z; ss ST 81 pRopucE-Arvea ..e. our
view OF saturday: l,9 bbls our, GO obs whisky. ~
terces hams IS caaks and 81 boxes bacon Is, sacks
Oat, 203 sacks bran. 10e hbds sugar. ll6 bbls mo-
lasses 326 bills apples 81 legs butter 06s sacks
cotton seed. lbs boxes cheese. Ga hides. 632 BIDS
r.sIn. 200 boxes starch aDd 65s bales wool.
EXPLOITS OF PkObUCk-kxports aimee our re-
view Of saturday: 4S4 bbls -four. 81 casss bacon
10 terces lard 2Oa3 aCka cHri 655 sacks oats, IS
sacks brau 20 bales hay, II bbls corn meal a bbls
whisky is hhds and 81 bbls sugar 40 bbls molas-
SEES Is3 bbs rice 600 seeks wheat. 2o5 scks Coffee
l6S sacks salt Is kegs butter 81 btlsapples, bbs
DO. atCes and 80 bbls Onicns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY coz.
NIB OF ROfAL AND LOUISA STREETS. THIRD
SUCCESSION OF SARAH GEORGE. WIDOW or
THOMAS ALONZO
Second District Court for tho Parish Of Orleans
DY PLAClDE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONERR-
D Office No IS Royal streetNSATCRDXT. 10.
vember Is. 1876 1T twelve o'clock NJ, will be I'D
1t public auction. at the Merchants ana Auc.
tioneers chan2o on Royal street, hetween Cenal
and (uStombouse streets, by virtue and In pur.
suance to q judgment from the Hon. l. L. 1isoot
judge OF the second Distnct Court for the parish
Of Orleans rendered October 2, 1876 and aligned
October s. ls!s, in the shove matter
CARTAIH rlEc1 Oh PORTION OF GROUND,
tog ther vi,h the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in Fau6ouYg washinaton in
BurRh Ciouet, in the Third District Of this city in
the squAie bounded by Roy n CasAoalvo, Loui =
C!Ouet sDd DAup inc streets forming the corner of
Royal or CasscAlv0 and L0ri - st reets. and meas
ures, more CT kss In French measure, - feet front
on said Louisa street. BY depth aud mont on the
said Royal Gas lcslvo street Of 100 feet it forms
part Of large lot OF ground designated BY tho
deposited in tie Office OF Wllism Cnl,sty, lste :
notary In this city.
Terms and C0ndiions-One-hAk cash for the
balance note 1T one year. bearing eight per cent
interest nom date Of sale, secured BY mortgage,
and dve per cent attorney fees In case cult 10
Necessary TO enforce payment OF said note. The
prop to b kept insured for the amount Of the
credit portion Of the price until the full payment
thereof and Policy transferred to the tes.amentary
d. p"eit Of ten ten per cent the amount Of ad.
Indication at the momout Of sale.
Act OF sale before @. kegsrdeur, notary publis 1t
the expense OF purchaser. ocl794 81 MOI IA 18
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17
FOREIGN.



VIENNA, October l6.-The Tagblau of this
city announces positively that the issue of a
national Russian loan of 300, 900, 900 roubles
has been resolved upon at Llvadia.
Failure Of Crops and Consequent Distress.
LONDON, October l6 "A special dispatch
70 the Times, from Calcutta, reports great
Aahratta, because of the failure of the
works. Scarcity is also expected in Khan
deish and Nossick.
Spanish federation.
A Reuter- dispatch from Madrid says the
Bishop of MinOrce has issued q new circu-
lar enjoining on masters of primary schools
mot to admit the sons of Pr0testants and
other dissenters.
THE British Corn Trade.
The Mark Lane Express, n its review of
tho British corn trade during tho past
Week, says: Harvesting 10 still unfinished
in the north, and the unsecured crops are
suffering both in grain and straw. There
has been . slight improvement in tho
quantity of the grain marketed by the
farmers during the week, but tho bulk
Sdered il still in an unsatisfactory condi.
ten. Only dry samples have met with any
iaSteution, and these have been rather
higher. presumably because of tho demand
Tor fine grain for sowing purposes. The
values do not appear to have been raised
By the prospect of war.
A Bankrupt show.
The Alexandra Palace Company has fled
. petition in bankruptcy. Alexandria Pal
80 10 we'll known place of amusement on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17
Geld Snap II niemphie.
Domestic Markets,

NEW YoRK. October is, Bvening-Money close d
easy q Il lGsh Sterling 1ner At $40 Cold
strong: new fives Hay. states quiet and nom.
inal; Louisiana contOls 5s0s9k. Stocks active
Sub-treasury balanoes-aold, 81, l3a,l92 cur
rsncy, 90, 062 ,5lI.
The sub.treasurer paid out on account Of in.
Customs receipts to-day o3a80O0
Cotton quiet and steady: middiing uplands 10 &c;
siea M II iiSc. Sales 1850 baies net receipts TO-
1851; to the continent 739; to the chnnel 1894
October 10 Is is5lo d &C. SoyemSel I, s sS
!. ilec; Dscsmbe. llAc; January II ls,32c; Feb.
s5ae Nav An 4 s,., ssi se inn 1slSe ARE
l2hc; July l3ss Oh 2l-a2c: August i2i.9i2 2s.32c'
HoI1 a n buyer. favor; enly light trade for ex.
q 1904 IS, closing quiet Southern dour un.
changed moderats inquiry. Wheat quiet; p,icee
@ns ds.nd 'sans Ssl s5 ed
q sol % for cal loads OF new white weste eTa
s7kSsee fer yellow Westerr. Oats heavy; VII T.
$50 for white d.. Cofee-Rio quiet and T un.
sNaskc for TAR 70 good refining; refined finn
inquiry. fsliow unchansed. Rosie Sr@e1; ii q: %
az TuIpentine steady; $50, Pork steady and
"ftss sc:n: ana ee'
Sg ;n ss 3D. ' Steam as5i sa''' m'' cotton
CMCINNA1I October l6.-Fl0ur steady: family
IS s065 IS. Wheat scarce and firm, but quiei;
red 81 1901 Is. Corn quiet and steady; 4704sc.
Oats dali; 20037c Bye dull; 66068c Barley STEADY;
81 08Ol IS. Pork inactive; el70l7 Is Lard
steam, bid 10 I2kc; asked. kettle 10 2S0l0 7sc.
Bulk meats dull and dreoping shoulders 707tc;
clear n. rib. sides shTsS sesl eide: &c Bacon
Sss 09Ac clear sides 81 0l0c WhAky steady and
nrm; 81 TO- Butter dull Western Reserve 220
Csc: Central Ohio l8023c. Hogs quiet and heavy:
S5 8006 TO-
CH,cAeo, October le.-nour unchanged: Wheat
Nc lower; No. Chicago spring 81 Osk cash.
Corn dull and . shade lower; $50 cash. Oats
lower; 81 q O32c cash. Rye steady and unchanged.
Barley strong and higher; s2kc cash. Pork dull
AID lower; old els IS c.ah; new ols IS cash.
Lard heavy; old lO5Oc cash. Bulk meats steady
81. LOUIS October i6.-Flour quiet and un.
changed: WM at steady; fair demand; No. red
fall 81 FIN; No. red tall 81 II al III Corn in.
.ctive; 40kc: Oats weaker; SAC. Rye dull; $50
bid Barley dull sample lots of Minnesota ct SOC
ISL ~. Whisky active; 81 TO- Pork dull; Job.
b1ng at el7. Lard quiet and UNCHANGED. Bulk
Inactive; packed lots Of new meats, shoulders
&c; clear rib sides 8k0 SC; clear sides exc b.
cen unSettl 3D. market IRE gulsr; few osles ut Be
0r shoulders 9Sc for clear lib Sides ga Tor clear
sides. Hogs dull bacon es 6co5 IS Cattle dull
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17
1Sxs.

American and Foreign Raonsym i
GILMORE Z CO.. succsssogs to 0iUaG
mer Co. eolieitore Patents ProcuIsa No.
tr1eA No ices In advance. No eh2p c.
s1s.ainationa. 10 adj tional iees q c.
and oe:e.ducttnG . rehearinG. 6psaA -
given to interference oases be16re ~ r
ONCE, extenAion6 before Congress, -
tanning to Inventions OF pstents. essa a
GILAORB L co. for pamphlet Of dxty peoBi 4
Old BENNY Land WaFIanA &
The Last reprrt " the Commiss.ocef 4 49,
eral Land Ofnce shows 2.ss7, 50, aeres g.
land wArrAnte outstanding. Thee I'D
under act Of 1855 and prior aetA 0Ik10e1 ~
Where assignments arc Imperfect 70 eivS =
dons to perfect them.
United States General LAnA O0oA \
Contested land cases prosecuted beoD =
United States General Land ONCE and Dsp6e1lg
OF the Interior. Private land claims, niltga
presumption claims and homestead ea6es att
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
OMcere, soldiers and esilors Of the lats vsks
their heile, 80 In many Gases entitled = ~
nom the geyernment,, Of which they ~!
state amount Of pay and bounty reoeivsl 3
close stamp 10 IILMORR CO.. and fun ~
after examination, VIII b given yen frsA
Pensisas.
AL omcers, soldiers and sailors woundDl ~
tured. or injured In tho late war. however 80
can obtain . pension BY addressing 01LA0l
Gases prosecuted BY GILMORE L co. beitrst
supreme Court Of the United Etatee the Csu3t
CLAIMS ard tho Southern Claims Conf issisa
kach department Of our busipess 10 con1l1f
In separate bureau, under the charee Of - =
experienced parties employed BY the old =
Prompt attention to all business intrusted 10 e
MOkk q W. - thus secured. We desire . 3
success BY deserving it Address 8
GILMORE & CO.,
mySI W00htnQt0n. District Of Cnluu1b2 n
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SHERIFFS SALES,
Louis Fix VI. Mre, Catherine sejberl
wife OF ChriseiAU Blass, ct al.

Leais Fix VI. Mre, Catherine seibert,
wife OF Chris:isD Dlass ct al
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT POE THE PARISH
II Of Orleans No. 767.-By virtue Of q writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
In the shove entitled cause, win proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
eers E1ehanse, ROYAL street, between Canal and
this city, on TUESDAY. October H. 1876, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, to
wit
LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings
and improve meufo ther con, and appurtenances
theleunto belonging, situated in the Third DIS.
trict OF this city BY the omber seven,
in the square bounded by Claiborne Derbieny La
ha,Pe and Lapeyroose streets, on . plan drawn BY
L H. Pile. surveyor, dated March 81, 1883 and de.
posted in the office Of T. Bouny. notary public in
thie city which lot measures thirty feet eleven
tncheA five lines front on Claiborne treet BY
depth Of one hundred and ak feet six llnes, be-
tween parallel lines Which property was pur-
chased ~ Jacob Arnold. in his life ime, IRON Peue
Augusta Bonnet, by act passed before scOb ORGY.
gust, 18n.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
sells % 20 DEL. Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17
By r. II. q B. J. Montgomery.
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION JAMES CLONEY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of OrleAns-
10. 80 788.

DY II. Nj. 4 b. J. N1ONTGOMERY.R.M n.
ID MONTGOMERY auciiOns er.-WIl Be sold on
SATURDAY, November 10, 1876. at twelve O'Clock
L.. 1t the St. Charles Auction xccange, IN the
rotuL dc OF the St. Charles Hotel in this city. BY
virtue and pursuant to IN CIDER from the hor
l. L. Tiss0t judge of the Second District Court for
the parish VI Orleans, dated October IA, 1876 the
following property
Portion OF GROUND, with the buildir ;
aud improvements thereon, situsted In the fi,st
District of this city, in the square bounded BY
Claib. rne, D. rb.gny, ramyra snd Gssquet streets
measuring 81 feet inches front on Derbfgny
street By 1877 fe, II chez lines in depth. beng
all Of lots Nor. 49, 20 snd g. snd Fart Of lot % in
said quAIe.
Terms-Oue third cash and the balance ct one
and two ears credit in notes Of the pufehaaef to
his own order ard By him indorsed. with eight per
cent interost Dor annum II om date Of sale until
paid, said noses 10 be secured by mortgage and
vendofs privilege ON the property sod With the
rsuAl clauses OF i've per cent attorneys fees 10
case Of emit and transfer Of policy Of insurance.
The axes e1igible in 1877 to be aid by the puE
chaser over and above bis bid
Act Of sale before 4. Hero IT., notary public ct
the expense Of the purchaser. DELI - nos IL 1872
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

been caussd BY the equinoctial storm in
North Carolina, drouth and rust 10 George.
the caterpillar In Florida and Alabama: the
boil worm In Arkansas and frcst in Tel
neseee. The caterpillar is confined to the
southern portions CT the Cult States; its
depIe datiors are most severe in Alaoama,
aud in most of tie infested dlstslcts its
reproduction was too late to destroy more
than the top crop.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-17

and 4s77 to b1enen - '4'
So 81 ass It, :yspSs
and ls.l7l hat year. making IN Aggregate sine,
1ridsy eveninEsf M bales, sgainst ASS las'
1855 bales, against ss5ss Last s sesfHincs re-
Ths Exchange telserams make the receipt. ..
1854 bees, against 81 so3 last week and q ess LIST
year and since Friday So OIL bales, against So a37
81 SO SIS bales .ssinst ~ rs up to s.t"saas
noon. October l6. last yeAr-increase 90 Os7.
Export: Friday and Saturday, to Great Britain
yssr ..d 70 ne ssR,inent 1855 bales against
ss .nss sG: sss %sss
ToBzCCo-we did not hear of a sale today.
sale e sstinssed 81 s7so hhds We quote - follows
Low lugs shcehcs medium TO good Tugs 70sc;
ans NolsHc: SELECTIONS isSi7c. received since
Bremen and by rail; stock on hand by our Iun-
NxW LOUISIANA SUGAR-Received this morn
ing los hhda. Good demand email lot of gel
cepts sod not yet the
NEW LOUISIANA MOLASSkS-The receipts con-
prise lo9 bbls and II half btle and sold at tOc for
fair es068c tor prime, and 72013c y gallon fer
CITY REFINERY suaAR-ls selling on orders IN
ioaf seS crushed poxds1ee and s1snuistsd su'
CITY kRNNRRx AOkA06kS-Is selling ON orders
e 4eo4sc for eonnon 500 for fair $50 for prime
FLOUR-The market 10 steady and strong, with
good supply: ~ Ssis cold day. eo%pri..s %
g anna q 81 sw do treble i! 4 &C.
ga S 10 e 81 e DO = g $ g = % s. is =
IS 50 and g q s. g. is sco ' 100, 80 ,s1 anS
200 Dbl. on private terme. Common 10 quoted 1t
= ss1s ssss 81 e1 ssos
: !; s. s ss;'s sss:. At: . *; .
CORN MEAL-No demand to day but the stock
ing NJ. Holders ask @ so9s 60 p Dbl, and dealers
GIFTS rfs sell nom art hands. ON the landing. at
e IS, and dealers jobbing, in store ct o404l5
PORK-The stock on haud is small and there 10
Is anoted noainsliv It SIS s2KSia IS p bSI =
o u - Sss On ts ss
landing todsy = Sic ssK p Dbl. ~
Ill, Dk9 SALT A1AT-Old shoulders are in fair sup
Ply ana 0uH 1t 7%c, while new arc scarce and in
s1a nea :. 4 Sc 2 Dealers old as TIC
I Tsak market, with fair supply on hand. shout
iec clear sde. SSa a. ssc clear rib dss
At &c above these prices. Ooiy g. IA and casFs
GEAR 0aes eod at lokc and 10 casks shoulders at
dA4H-O'd are dull and new are scarce and in
demand. Choice sugar cured. old, small size. are
quoted 1t l6hc; new command Tic; ordinary sver-
ago are quoted at ISM Ol6c large size I5c % n.
To-day hhts and 10 casks new cold on private
terms.
BRsAKFAsT 1ACON-Is in light supply and
good demand ct l41s DISC p ID, as in quality, and
IL selling ct these prices
LARDIContiaue. IN light supply. There is 4.
refined in tierce, and IN 0l2c for keg ''-1
PAOKkRg noe rRoDUOTs- NEW PACKING
key, retailing At % IS spare RIBS are selling from
fsst hands Ct &c b. pigs tonenes g., &c piece;
extra prime pork SIS p Dbl. called for and none
here; prime mess el6; rumps el6 p bbl pig pork
3 10 p half Dbl. Good demand for al new pack
ing.
WHIsKY-Is in light supply end selling in q
job way At 81 1901 l2S for rectifed, as in proof
To-day reetifsr sold Is bbls Lsuisans rectited at
8 l3 p gallon.
CORN In eACKS-The supply of eli kinds on the
landing 10 exhausted Orders are here for yellow