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Things We Have Noticed.

We have noticed, in the beginning of
every year, that the farmers are going to
plant more grain and less cotton. In the
fall we notice that there has been just
about as much cotton and just about as
much grain planted as there was the year
before.
We have noticed every year that the
farmers are going to make provisions
enough to supply themselves; but not
withstanding this, we notice that. about
the same number are engaged in hauling
provisions out of the towns, which they
buy at ruinous prices.
We notice every year that the country
is next year going to be self'supporting;
but when next year comes it is painfully
evident that the country gets its support
from the far West.
We are told every Spring and Summer
by the farmers: publish in your paper.
that the cotton crop is going to be fail
ure," and when we smile incredulously,
they tell us of the caterpillar, the boll-
worm, the drouth, the rust, the bad stand,
and numerous other indubitable proofs
that the crop must turn out a failure
We suspect at the time that they are try
ing to create an impression through the
papers that the crop will be small, so as
to induce. rise in the price. But how
futile is their efforts. The price of cotton
is never affected by newspaper reports,
and it always stays down. At the end of
each year we notice that the crop reaches
away along toward 100000 bales, and
the farmers sell for less than it costs.
We notice that the farmers try every
means-except the right one-to raise
the price of cotton.
We notice that the policy of raising a
great deal of cotton and very little pro-
visions causes the country to languish,
and spread bankruptcy throughout the
land.
We notice that some of the grangers
are wofully false to their profession of
raising their own provisions and buying
for cash; and we believe that they are
the truest grangers who live at home and
do not have store accounts.
We notice that farmers get more ad-
vice than any other class of men, and ap-
parently pay less attention to it. But
we notice that the advice still flows on,
the supply seems inexhaustible, ard as
we believe it is good, We propose to con-
tinue to do our share as long as the types
hold out to print it.
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One day last week some negro chill
dren were playing near creek, in Quit.
man County, when an alligator crawled
out and swallowed one of the children.
Next day party caught the alligator,
cut him open, and took the little negro
out alive. This is no newspaper lie, but
was reported to us by lawyer land they
never lie), who substantiated the state
ment by two negroes who sew the child.
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- Wishing to pay his friend compli-
ment gentleman remarked: Il hear
you have a. very industrious wife" =
Eyes," replied the friend, with melan-
choly smile, "she's never idle. She's al
ways finding something for me to do"
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On the occasion of the celebration of
St. Patrick's Day by the Hibernian So
ciety of Charleston, among the responses
made to the various toasts offered was the
following, by Col. G. H. Simonton:
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The ReueiOe says there is a gentle.
man in Austin who is so noted for his re-
served manners that nobody ever saw
him display any.
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"'Tis the place. and all around 1t, as Of DID, the
curlews call
Oreary CLEANS about the mocrland flying over
Locksley Hail."
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The Press.

CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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There is very evident intention on the
part of the Senate Committee on Elec-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
OBJECTIONS TO HAYES.

Various People Present Different ReaSeaa
Why He Shssld not 10 EleeeeA.
John M0rrissey thinks Governor Hayes
! former associations were 90 degrading that
he can not support him.
twenty dollar" Robbins, of North Caro-.
lima, ssys that Governor Hayes' method Of
conducting this campaign amounts to abso
lutte bribery, and he can not vote for such
I Q man.
Proctor Knott says ae has reason to be.
lieve that Mr.. Hayes was guilty of with
! OHIO, several hours before making them
public, for selfish and partisan purposes,
| and he can not support such man.
Mr.. Tilden says he can not but believe
that Mr.. Hayes Was guilty of positive eva
sion 10 the matter OF paving taxes, and he
Can not c0untenanoe such fraud by sup
porting the man who committed it. We
must have reform.
Boss Tweed says he believes Governor
Hayes is positively dishonest.
J. f-rsOn Davis says it 10 his impression
that Governor Hayes was guilty of tacit #
not actusl disl0y atty during the war, and be
can't endure that.
Ben Hill ssys he is not satisfied with Gov.
erhor Hayes war record. This 10 probably
true
Sunset Cox says he is too much of buf-
AOOuS tVO lulu VI 9CtAD8 Uu0 CAVWut o0u LIZ
pever did ke that in public men.
Blue Je ms Willisms says Governor Hayes
doesn'. wear good enough clothes to suit
him; there isn't enough tone and style
about him for President.
Wilbur F. Storey ssys he doesn't consider
Governor Hayes . strictly truthful man.
and that 10 his great test Of fitness in any
man.
Henry Wstterson says he believes Gov
Apsn IL hot -.
from tho support of the Courier-Journal
Fernando W,od says HE only objection
to Governor Hayes 10 that he CANDLES; he
knows he does.
John Kelly eays he was Fenisn.
Henry Clay Dean says he isn't clesnly
enough in his habits nor sufficiently partic.
ulsr about his personal appearance to COM
msnd the support of men who, like himself,
believe in physical - we'll - political 70.
form.
General Mcclellan ssys he lacks energy
and Observation-Disclosures HaWkege.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
MARKETS

NEW YoRK. October Is, Bvening.-Money closed
active 3hG. s'erlins w-sk. aoid loss. Govern
states quiet aud strong; Louisiana consols con q
GIN.
creased g. COZ: sp-eie 81 SIS OOO legal tenders
d. creased el25 100; dsusis d, creased e6 OOO 90
reserves decreased s6s 600
Sub treasur. b. anoes-aold, 90, ,2s3 81; cur.
toncy. e42770, 685 q.
The suh-,r- A.urer paid ont On account Of In.
terest 1891 COO; for b0Dds, $500.
Cu-tomr ,ecsipts to-day el63 900.
Cotton cl sed tead': mirrllnk uplands II I. Ice;
Orleans like; sales to-day 1905 ba es Eet eip'
9l8; gross A26s; consolidated net receipts % coll
exports to Great Blltsin $685. to the continent
Futures closed barely steady; sa'es ls, 500 b.e~.
Drcemter II 5l60l l.32c; January II 1850
II i6c; Fehrgsrs llasdil 2ss2c; March II 81 asc
A0I sse; jsiy Nj ss aaeaif e ns
IL i3lSc. ' '''' IVY august AZ ''-''0
Flour dull; pr ces still in BUYERS favor: IS $50
IS for good to c'oire co. VIII at without DECD,
char ge, 81 slug tile more ste ady. Com sh 4de
frner; MODE at expo and home 'Iad- Cemand,
WI hout decided change in price; fair Dc nand,
mail for export .or, higher new sis; Octo.
team Csc Tor old, to arrive; ssOc for line steam;
S77tc December. Coffee quiet; very firm Sugar
qul.t spi it. tuf.eatine aud Iosin STEADY
Freightss shade FIR ner.
ST. LOUIS October 28.-FlOur Qui.t and un
changed. Wheat duh ana lower; No. 2 led fail
81 23a; NJ. o 81 l2,x0 b. Y. m frme m q
mixed 40h 04lc Oats dull and lowe No. Q ac
for st,ic " fresh. kye STEADY; SAX C. Bailey
Il aud unchanged Whisky GULL 81 49, Pruvi.
s.C1s qui,t snd un. hangeo; only en- al 10 bling
Cat le q arc snd wanted; prime 10 cho,c- steers
- 1904 go good to choice through Texas 60
% gu. common fair do 81 2s02 80
CINCINNATI, OcrOOsr 20 Flour easier; f,miIy
8 6r05 go Wheat esdy; red 81 1901 rs.
COrn-Poir dems nd; 47di8c; rev Aa36c. Ost,
inactive; 30037c. Rye quiet mi no. ha ged
Bari. duh End .oDnsL r rk firD; GIG 500 s g.
Lard-Deme' far; prices steady; ne. cam skc;
cd do nominal; ~ tt lO0i0Ac. Bulk me ts in
FAIR demS' d: shoulie 6&c; clear rib sides &c:
rlesr sides ss as nc loose: meals ~ fai de.
Bacon essi.r; shout ELS - 07hc; clear rib ii go
~ d8f clear secs 9dStc. Wbi.ky oun and
y. AZ; 81 C9. Butter dull aud uncba rged. Ho9s
,teady; fair dem No; heavy 15 6O05 50
CHICAGO. october 2S-Flour dull and IN.
changed. Wh-at urs til. d: No. l .prng 81 "a:
70. 2. 81 l0t cash; 81 lO2s for Novemb-I; No
10 81 %. torn fairly &c iv. No. . 42a ash;
2Tc tor November. Ga frmer; 32A 0R4 &c
- sh and November. Re STEADY and mich Dg d
8srle, dull AMI weak &c. PORK in tair em md.
BIS 500l6 ssb; SIS 20ni525 for O touer ard
} cd Gem.n. 965aS zoe cash. Bulk mosts in.
ctive; I'll ulder, sake; short rib middle tAc;
lear middles She; ali uoxod, cash.
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involving forfeiture for Illicit distiilinG.
The owner Of the real estate pleaded u ~
OF forfeiture ignorance Of illegal nee. Tue
Jury returned . verdict condemning both
the real estate and personal property.
Desshs as SavaDDah.
SAVANNAH, October 28-Totsl interneats
to day six; from yellow fever one.
Stokes Released frsn Prsssn.
AUBURN. N. Y, October 8-EdwArd 8.
Stokes' sentence expired today and he was
released from prison.
Failed.
MONTREAL, October 28.-Lyster, Bennett
bilities $4,000.
Sentenced.
RICHMOND, October 28..-In the United
States circuit Court to day, Judge Bond
presiding, Ezekiel Myers. recently convicted
Of illicit distilliDg in Petersburg, was zen
fenced to two years imprisonment and
$4,000 fine, aud John MnlhOlland, porter OF
the steamer Roanoke, convicted yesterday
OF violation Of internal revenue laws, was
sentenced to six months imprisonment and
$1,000 fine.
The Tennessee Spiritualists.
MEMPHIS, October 28-The committe ap.
pointed yesterday by the Tennessee Spirit
ualist Convention, this evening reported Q
contribution and bylaws for permanent or
ganiEstion, and elect-d the following off
cer-: President, Rev. Samuel Watson, Mem
phis; vice president. John A. Cooper, Mach
vile; secretary, M. Have; treasurer, F. w.
Irwin, both of Memphis.
ProbabAlltles.
War DsPAlfnsx1,,
Once Chief Signal Oficer.
WAahinRtOn. October % i676l.3O p N y
For South Atlantic and Gulf States, slowly fal'.
ing barometer. sOutf east to south west wiz d.
warm, ear or pa, thy clOury weather WI pref all,
with pI Obabiv rain areas IN North Carolina and
the Southwest
River and Marine News.
6ou1HwHsf PASS. October % -ArTived-Schoorer
Snn"esm, Cain mas er, from Ru tan, 10 8. Ot~ri
Hampton 70 d.; Norwegian bark Roi1 ( rem
mas er, xt, ys firm Bergen, to master: ak
AnLie Reed (n.w). Crow master, from Waldo
nftt-ttIe. dsys rom Bordeaux. to as er
SHRsvaP0Rr. October 2a.- No . rival, or depart
u'es. Toe rive fe two inches in the Ia st twenty
four hours WeA, her cl-sr =. d pleasant.
.,oEsBU.a Uclorr2s. Westns warm anc fair
Passed up-Bee and barees, at p. NJ; Charles
Morgan: a. y p. NJ; Parsoud' at noon Down
assPan. october 2s-The river fell . ven
incl es weather generel cle'r NJ aximum Their
zrlassss. from Sew orleans. D pste,@Eut ;.
for White river; Fanny Mo re, Golden Rule and
Ashland, for New O.lean-; Arlington. f.r C,neia.
nst,, the Ii t. last night.
OUClHHAfl. October 2.-ktver nine feet Eve
inch. ard ,fsing. Depsrted-C. B. Church and
Frank Will I'd for New Orlesus Ram Ia the
Pn1so.s. :'ctoDsz ,s-k,.er two feet three
inches AID rising. Weather rainy and mild
LOUISVILLE, October 70 Raining. D0~n-Sher.
ock, for New Orleana Rivsr falling dvS feet six
nctes N the canal.
xvAHsv,LLs. October Is Weather showery.
River falling Schenck, down 1t an.
,,AIno, Octobtr 20. -ArTived-0rand Tower from
At 4P. N. Depsrted-OIapd tower for
it. Louis o. T. N. River eight feet Ok inches
md rising. Weather Gear and warm.
81. Louie. october 28.-Os pari. d-Bee and
,srg,s and Star ard, for New Orleans; Capitol |
;ity, to- sicksbrrs. Riv.r stationary. WeSther |
.loudy and very warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
Wipks.

Sanders is great winker. He can't talk
to you two inmates without enforcing his
point with q drop Of one of his upper eve.
lids; be never takes letter out of the Office
without wlnkiDR at one OF the clerks; BIZ
winks when he duns you, and gives you =
sly one when he pays bill When he
meets and greets you on the street il is al
ways with d significant closing Of the left
eye, and when he has shining piece Of
news to tell you his wink is one of the grea at
est import The world moved along
smoothly enough with Sanders until Last
Friday. Up 10 that time he bad gone wink.
Ing and blinking along peacefully enough,
and no clouds had Obscured his happiness,
but pail is hanging over Sander now,
and lie has no charms for him. lt's all his
wife,s fault, he says. She had 10 Business
sending him into a millinery store. She
wanted bow to match one on her hat. and
sne started Sanders IF to procure it. He
entered the store wbistliDg, and when on-
OF the shop girls approached and said.
Goo1 IN ,rplng," he wlnked and replied,
Good morning."
Tue girl FLUSHED and looked nervous
Sanders displayed the bow and said:
''Got any thing to match that" and
wiDked sgain. Tho girl vanished to the
back room with flaming cheeks, l+av n,
Sanders to stare after her In open lnouthed
wonder In q minute or two tho b,ss mil.
liner, who had been informed of his actions.
appeared She was highly md goant, aud
as ehe slammed the door behind her, che
SAID, "Sir-"
Good morning. madame" said Sandors
Fine day, amt it now" and wink was
unc"nsciousiy sluDg at the lady. She bridled
up instantly.
''Sr, the conduct"
"Of that girl" interrupted Sanders "Oh,
that's all right; never mind her-little basil.
tuI, eb."
Another tremendous wink.
Il Can not permit such conduct, sir. It
IL shameful and insulting
Not at Ill; NOT at all, says Sanders. still
on the track. Don't say another word;
We understand each otaer." Another pOr-
tentioUs wink
The miilin-r vaniabes, slamming the back
loOr behind her, and Sanders ms into u
'eat, calculating: "Wsll, III b. doggonpa!" |
SUI nc bounced up gu OK when u genrIs-
ian entered and, eating him IAN Oid hip.
'opafamns." proceeded TO divest himself Of |
''s coat, and rqnarlng otf at Sanders, cried
uf, Nov, then, come Onv'
why. why, bless me, what Goes this 1
nean ~ said Sanders.
oh, yes, you're nice one, you are; what
ind Of place do you take this for. comiuS
round and insulting wimmen and girls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
NV ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY OCTOBER g. 1873

With your WinlD. Como on, and b dapced
Geound 0andsea. He mt ono in q Sanders
ovef the eye, his left duke felt Of 0aDders'
ribs, while his right raytled. around I'll over
Sanders' mug and when he got through
With Sanders, that individ nal Was - badly
demorslised - . pig In whirl wind, and he
never found out what IL was Ill about until
the nilliner's husband, who hxd aecertsined
bic habit, called On Sunday and apologised.
Sanders shook hands, said it Vas all right,
and was just shout to wink again, whom he
checked himself and said:
Blame 1t, I'll swear of from that habit r.
and then be turned and winked at the wall
to enforce his oath.-Keokuk Constitwtioss,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

Stopped Work.
BETHLEHEM. Pa, October 28-The Dela
ware and HUDSON Coal Company ha
stopped work. Over $4,000 employees Or,
thrown out Of employment. Other mininl
companies are about stopping.
A Casard.
B0sToN, October 28.-The report of q pro
posed Fenian raid into. Cansda from st
Adams 10 pronounced false.
ksittinG min Burned.
Rome, N. T., Ocsober 28-Mudgesle'e
KNITTING Mill burned Loss 365, 900. One
Hundred operatives arc thrown out of en-
plOyment.
Aiabana GEanse Fair..
MONTGOMERY, October 28-The Alabama
8tste Grange 1Air, which closed to-day, was
SUCCESS in every particular. The display
OF field ana garde n pr0ducts was the largest
ever seen 10 the State. One grange ex.
hibited 3l5 different garden and field pro-
ducts
The prizes offered by the Montgomery
Shooting Club, amounting to $500, were
holly contested. The silver tea service was
won by McClung, Of Knox vile, scor-
ing thirty three successive birds-a clean
score. Inc diamond badge for the cham
plOnship OF the United States was won bv
w. E. belong, of Chattanooga, eco. ing
nineteen out OF twenty birds.
ExhlDitOrs were present from twenty diff
4eront States.
Hnow Storm at Quebec.
QUEBEC, October ga snow storm.
win thunder and lightning, prevailed here
to-day. Now six inches Ut snow ON the
ground.
How Three Circuit Preachers Came to be
Assassinnted in Arkansas.
ST LOUIS October ga special to the
Globe Democrat from Little Rock says:
Three MethodlsJ ministers, riding circuit ia
Pope county, were shot by Hughes and
Hale from ambush. They are illicit distil.
lers, and supposed the preachers were reve
nue. Officers coming to arrest them. One OF
tae ministers died IN two hours. The 9th ers
are dangerously it not fatally wounded.
There are large number Of illicit dlstillers
In that section, seven Of whom were con-
victed this week.
Finishing a Desperate.
HARTFORD. October 2S -Thursday night,
- Deputy Sheriff Woodward and Consts.
0ies Reed and Price attempted to arrest \
QesperAdO, John Donovan, tor wife beating.
he plunged u kbiTe into Prices bswels and
narrowly missed II ed. Sheriff Woodward
then shot Donovan dead.
Election Frauds Frustrated.
PHILADELPHIA, October 28-Henry Mar
eue, treasurer Ut the Democratic city EXEC
ative COMMITTEES, was arrested tonight in
. carriage, as he was leaving the Demo
cratic headquarters, on Walnut street. |
and taken to pclce headquarters. LII the |
vehicle the officers found two large bundles,
which, upon being Opeued, were found to
contain blank paper, but wafer lined, with |
the words, personal Tax, 1876" paper SIM
liar TO that upon which the tax receipts for
the pressnt year are printed.
Sam Josephs, Candidate for the Legisla-
ture, is said TO have carried the bundles
ont of the building and placed them in the
carriage, and for Lis 81 rest warrant has
BEEN issued He will in all probability be
aiken 10 CUSTODY before midnight Marcus
vas put under 5000 bail for hearing on
Monday on the cha, &c IF attempting to vi
late the electi,n laws Marcus denies any
of the c"utents OF the bundles.
An Illicit Disfiliery Case.
TRENTON, N. j., October 2S--In the
nited States court to-dsy ease VA tried
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

M the Nincine Lane markets IN almost
xensrai ,nprovsnent y noted, With some
Sstnrn Of 8 speculative feeling. Tho polit-
is.i minors have not had much eifect. Sugar
~ontip nee sctivo and has advanced 10 to e.
oer ton, and holders yesterday were even
sskine moro. The supply Of plantation Coy
Ion ccff..e IL running ont. Buyers arc esger,
and prices are 203s per hundred higher.
Tee 10 quiet and dull.
The Times to-day, IN ito Hnsncisl-srticle,
Gays: The feeling that war 10 STAYED OF, at
jesst for the winter, becomes much moro
prevalent, and inclines to stock operations
Tor rise.
PrussIau Chamber st Deputies.
BERLIN, October 28.-Complets returns
from the election for the Prussisn Chamber
Of Deputies held yesterday. give the follow
ing reeulte: National liberals l77, centre
party g. progressive &c. the various CON
oervaiive sections 20. Poles Is, particular
ists S, and IA of no declared party. The
result does not materially alter the political
attitude of the Chambers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

DR.. Charming was walking On the beach
a. NJ wort with lady. ''Wheo l look"
said she, at the sweep Of the ocean and its
power, and think of the infinite range be
yOnd. l feel myself 30 small as to be al in
significant. Do not youf" my dear friend"
said he, when look at the infinite ocean
do not think Of myself at ALL"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DRLTA INSURANCE COMPANY OF NRw On.
LRANs, IN LIQUIDATION.
parties in irt rest hereby notified that AZ
nrst pu' hca ion Of tn ncti. q a Hn.l dividend
q M. e1 t',bolion OF the ain pe x.s-t~ Of no
ntN" :, su o. Com anv OF NV Orleans, In
n4s ahu'n VIII b. ma by t. Q undr,s gne'.
e1'n hsHm an, cal" aga,ntt TAI, 9 mpauy
arc nrreay ItQuir-d 10 pres. 1T .he same ouAink
AIo ~Nnn sh0 said thnt. day.
JOHN BRCNAGO.
A.. RALDWlN
Commissioners of Lou datioc.
Few Orleans. Oc,ob.r %, 1876 oc24 lms
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

The market opened with q good demand, and
although operati ms were restricted by L. ut offer
iDgt, he sales dur ng the morni reached 2l5O
bal 8. aft which 'urth.r 1rAl sactiOns we
ported to the extent Of 200 bales. u akng At l.
iOted above of 1880. Prices were generally
ct. ady and we'll main ed but there being less
competition am Eg buyers of good stable kinds.
snch Cescrjp ions we're lightly cas- er, without TO-
Gica, .ng a'y Quutab'e vari Ation
the dispatches reported Liverpool firm ut pre-
vious rates with sales OF only 5000 hal s. q d ar
riva steaay at HAVE Oldsrs asking advance
which bu, ers refused TO pay, aud sewY rk steady
at an advance Of l-l6c III spots and l-l663.32c in
futures
Al noon to-day middlins was Quoted 1t Calves
ton At 1910, 1t Mobile at l01c, 1t Savannah ct
lose. II Charleston at lose, at Wilmington at
l01losc 1t Norfolk at l05c, at Baltimore Mt
0St, At New York at II l.lcc, at Boston 1t llc at
Memphis at lose, AID at augusta vt loo.
rhe exchange repOrIs Sales 1900 bAlea. Market
firm" It's quotation on good ordinary IL raised
&c nominal.
The worlds visible supply il set down 1T $50 us
bales, sgainst 800 0s6 Last week and 93S 9I9 lat
year. show NJ an excess over lset year OF - 1865
bales. against 90 34A last week. and a 1888 the week
hAfOro
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
LIaC OF LRYX1

5000 N sho New OEBea1s Reseo0so
October -. 1875.
once hour, ON sundays from 4 A. 4. - I p. II.
Persons calling for these letters WI paease sAy
y Alvextieod," and ove dsto.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 1850 bales
1t prices requiring 70 change In our quotations
We give also the figures and report OF the tx
change, ~ below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-29

Messrs. hay Mehle furns Oh ne the following 70.
port Their quotations reprreent sctual sales af
first hands. weighing bundling, orAyaGe and
commission have to I've added:
Steer hides. city slaughter, over IS Ds, y ID -O9
Steer hides, city slaughter 70 to 84tbs h q sk
Steer hides, city slaughter under 70 ms, p b %
Cow hides, city slaug liter as they run, p b a 6k
Kpe, city slaughter, 20 to "a lbs, p m...... q 9k
kips, city slaughter. Is to 20 he. y m..... q 81
Calf skins. each. ......... ................ -1e5
Country hides, flint % to Is his. p d.. OH
Country h de-, fiji t. damaR. d, halt price.
Beeswax, prime yellow, p ib............... -03s
OK horns. each. ........"................ 08
Tallow. p b.......... .....................e %
The hide market continues firm, especially for
sole leather stock, but price unchanged since
last report