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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

The comic paper published in Chicago,
formerly known as Carl Pretsels Weekly.
is now called the National Weekly. The
same editor, C. H. Harris, remains in charge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

II ia said that permanent safety Is only
found in habitual honesty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

A recent Washington paper says: Dom
Pedro visited the Treasury Department
this morning." OF course, he was closely
observed,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

Since the second advent Of silver money
silk purses are called for; but they can not
he made from the ear of the swine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

Things in Austin, Texas, are not mucn
like things in Washington. This Is given
on the authority of Fitz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

I. is reported that Tennyson keeps but
one hired man, and of course he writes the
most of his complimentary odes himself.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

A fancy gardener is publishing the IAN
guage Of vegetables. That OF the oa00Ase
IA spOken in German.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

Osenbach is going over the same GROUND
that Moody and Sankey went over IN Ne"
Vcrk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

Tberekis talk of religious war in Tur'
key: bnt when the war commences "1 10
ieion will drop out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

Cherries are ripe in California ana 'ne'l
- ohoaIs are turned up for the eun TO
kiss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

Il takes political astronomer to oaicu'
late the eclipse Of candidate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

William Allen is rising up consloefaoiy
ia nresidential bud of much PROMISE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18
CIRCULAR.

SfAf1 o. LouulAlA)
Auditors Onee
New OrleAns May !, llxl
To Tax Collectors of the State Of Louisiana
In order to svoid misspprehensien on the PAID
the taxpayers Of your pariah let it b known II
up to date NO changes have occurred in the ~
nue. laws heretofore in force, and that in The !
sence Of any such changes, you are expected
Use every effort to enforce the collection Of ~
and icensea Respectfully,
my3 got g. B. JOHNSON, Audit@.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18
fat ben makes good crop report.

Courage without discipline is oeas'iy
force.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. THURSDAY. MAY 49, 1876 {

deprive his revelations Of any power Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

element which might have been anticipated after
the aCtfFfty and hore of the closing hours OF yes
terday. 1t seems that advantage was taken Of
general expectation that prices would DO manipu-
lated one per cent higher to sell, and the
GALES continued as long rs the "boysD still
believed the market would be rallied 1t
was only when this idea departed that the sales
ceased and the rally came. Delaware, Laokawanna
and Western, which Of course was the leading card
opened at 79l and steadily ssld down to 76la sub
sequently rallying to 77l and closed at 77sa New.
jersey Central sold at 2602O7s022a. A rumor to
the effect that the Company had removed its
offices to New-Jersey was subsequently, contra
dicted, which aided the friends of the final rally.
Lake Shore fiuctuated from 54l4 to $685., and
Michigan Central from al 039ls039Sa both stocks
seemingly being freely sold by the "poolsD Relating
70 the promised early rumor of settlement of the
railroad war" we hear to-day from what we be-
heVe to be good authority, that the New-York Gen.
tral recently contracted with Messrs A, T. Stewart
& Co. for their freight (frstoass) to Chicago for ~
months at IL cents per hundred pounds or at the
rate OF about Sig mills per ton per mile. With such
contracts In existence settlement" will be of
but little benefit to any one but stockholders Of
the speculative class. frst-class movement
was made in Northwestern preferred; at
the very opening 500 shares were quoted as
yesterday; In about an hour 200 shares more were
sold at 62ss and 62l2 and later 800 shares ut 62Q
6les. The St Panls common and preferred, wero
heavy decliaing and Id per cent. and closing
with rally OF only ls. Rock Island exhibited no
life and sold at 1O6ss91O5si, closing offered at
1858. New-York Central declined to 1912 and
attracted attention because of the unusual amount
OF transactions $500 and its want of support.
Delaware and Hudson dropped from ~ to
GS, bat subsequently, sold at IA under the rule,
closing Mt II. Panama advanced to l2S.
Pacific Mail was active and higher at %. Western
Union after selling at 71l0709l, became firm, and
rose TO 717sa71ai. The transactions in the re-
mainder of the list receive sufficient attention in
the suboined tables. The market finally closed
settled with rally from lowest prices. The final
changes from yesterdays last prices are as follows
Declines-OhiO and Mississippi, e; Wells Fargo L
Rock Island and Hannibal and st. Joseph,
each 81 Lake Shore, Il; North West
ern, g.; Delaware Laekawanna and Western,
"a; Delaware and Hudson and Consolidation Coal,
each /; ST. Paul preferred and Northwest pre-
ferTed. each 1ls; Central and Hudson, Ia; Michi-
gan Central, rs; st. Paul. 2, and New-JeSey Cen
tTal 31i per cent. Advances-Westen Union, ls;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Chicago ana Alton,
and Erie, each Il; Adams, American, and u. s. Ex-
presses Wabash, Pacific Mail, Missouri Pacific,
Illinois Central and Chicago and Alton preferred.
each q; Morris and Essex Is. and Panama l per
cent The following table shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
THE MARKETS.
tCarefuny ropo-tst TOR ruS rIBJsE.i
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
RsT Norm Rner. iesgsiG. ana EIilgo1dI
GENERAl. MARKEr REPORr.
FRIDAY. sept is. 1876.

~, D.-ls
AsBEs-TbrTc we're special features Of interest IN this
occupy nominal and RATHER eAy position fots 4sGtfe'
y-Oniy small and unimporlnt sales have beon
made aimee oar last yet quotations. Dr. considered about
sieedy at 81 a32c. for >gJdhern and Western.
BEoOM CORN-Vcry' little Is going on In THIS market
utts New arriving As YET ana no eGne figures can DO
tvep, te rrurs however, stae liberal crop We quote:
sbort Green ErI and Green HuIl SadlUc Medium Green
,d8L,r, and RED Hnd iei-ttpped. safe, cash.
moderate JUbbiDg sales going on AZ
,stg dPrrs we quote AdamaBine az ~ adl3nc for 10
III oance sperm patent Sperm, Sc faIainno iJ@
CjiIcOEY has been dull at SAC gold for German. and &C.,
busineGs IN this market Of fairly lbeIa char
orr and confined wholly Anthracite which ~ held a. steady
gnre,. Btnmn0uS and foreign ore Bomuay a. before
WYE ouote: Liverpool House Camel Sl5del1: Yerpoo Gas
DO k!OaSlli Newcastle do % " scotch co. sos. DO
Srafn sSasb lO Provincial 50 JOaSo 90 currency; Penn
s~iTana Northumberland and Wee: virginia Gas S6eSG 20 /
JubrTand broad top and Cenrheld - a5 20 and
Antbracife. T5RS1 - by tho cargo
hnB been quiet AMI unchanged Tor all kinds lOp
bags MCracail0 have sold private terms quote AZ
t,1 Carncas ana I2ul3c for Guayaquil all gold
COTTOE-TEe market the spot 70 lover for MA.
other grades showing no quOiable
elsge New Cotton NaIf aud 10 arrive offered ~
i6I.c below quOtaong There good demand tor con-
Sumption the general tone OF the market ~ sympathy
rrnrs we're s Whole favorable. The receipts al the
DORIS today 1904 baes. against 1901 bales tins day
LAT week 53ll tts az st years fer me week the re
CENTS ia iS23 bales against 1904 bales lnht week
aud $50 this woOs Last There were 400 bales dav
The sales ISIS baeA OF winch oJZ
last evening Including IS for 257l for consumption
apd 2l2 speculation Tho following are now tue quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
,ex closing revised quotations Of sterling:

The moRey market was the cOrrelatiye OF ycster-
day. 1l202 per cent on call and 4G5 for discounts
Of prime paper. There is no noteworthy difference
in the rates of domestic exchanga. The Unitod
states Treasurer to-day received $500, 200 National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
at Washington to-day were $55o.00o. The internal
revenue receipts footed up $500 900. The follow
ing is the Clearing house statement to-day: Cur
rency exchanges, S52 952, 373; currency balances,
So, 200, 754 gold exchanges, $6, l21 $50 gold bal
ances S860,991.
Government bonds were quiet to-day, registered
new 1865 selling Of 1884, and registered coupon
1s67s at 1IG7s There Is fair demand for new AZ
per cents at 101 gold, the currency quotation being
1113s0II11a The market left OFF dull at the fol-
=, ouofafionas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
rg1cEs ON rnn.sprrruIA crooks

The London market was quiet to-day, and United
States bonds strong at full prices Erie rising to $685.
British ooasoIs were steady, and money easy. The
sum Of Ell 900 bullion went into the Bank OF En-
gland " on balance " to-day The French 1--WE per
cents advanced 10 1OGa107i2. exchange at Paris
being Iuoted at 25025l2 The foreign exchanges
here were lower and weak, sixty days bills being
accessible at Si.s2l2aSi.s3, and sight at Si.si'2@
1885. Gold was dull, operators being I'M
willing to do much either one way or The
other All the sales were at i1oisSilO.
On gold loans the rates were 2, liz, and per
cent borrowing The import entries OF foreign
dry goods ut the sport of Hew-York for the week
ending tonight were to the gold Valuation OF
81 5O7 ,O57. The amount marketed was ~, O62.93O.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin
interest on The p,ibiic debt, and $1,000 in redemp-
ton of called bonds The operations at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, TZ3,lO
600; gold balances 81, 022 900 currency balances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

q sass s: :ss 81 s e ss &c ss
c ssy aephsrop csy for spencer 4 cs 5St
i hes ~ sepherscn, 60 ewt, At sa5sSi rs !aaaaa 80
Couch & Co. ST 81 o % o. aRs 90 R ca Is
D. al She, Js h: 80 Of 1915 o. 80 in Z o. lgl
II oYi isso b IcsS, Js B and II EiteSG
- ~ II. Westhemer FOG Lehman CS ~ gis ab b. ~
IS H. h AID a. Il IS q H. 50 b. 80 d.
FSsaay Is not much Of = oaif market.
sfR2r AID LA4Bs ReSeips ears a. ~, sxss.hs'2 =
eate this week 27si against 1896 time last ek
GO sSSa' d a ss j tie market and
p The ss causes oPpssr e e e an w 9Ibp o~
% aan OF a a2ST are ooEsd spn By Us
hing elassss AZ cheap sa1 q o wdh s1 sg
&C. p, Or about fc fnrslcr dsellae ,nee wslness5ay
% u reached e yse ordinary nave s s. to be a sq =
SGD either sleep or lambs save az aSat cost on the farms
sss P q s Soa sss ke1acsS sheep and b
e sm So a. NJ 5 ono 81 s TeTsey "a 90 b. exc
'qeknsss@gn sSd q . ~ ss ~ e. 81 ~
iiss9sses Davis sola 70 Ohio bqcks and ewes g q .
ss b. at &c s2 Jeiferson c9pptX STATE amb@ 81 o. az
s bcGTs1 sold 10 jefferson County state lambs 81 q.
!: Kirby sold So state lambs e5 n, at s,se: 49,
Hume Elliott sold IS state lambs rs d, at S%c5 l@e%
Elliott S soa Il stse sheep i2S ~ at 5 and llt
'ia - RI 81 car. at Jersey city and a, Fersas
Is s since ss a ms sd 2S s ssl has ~ o '
242 and ~ Of $50 at sc; 81 Ohio 220 D. $50 pressea
were rmer at Yesterdays quotations o. 7'f@oe al Do"
160 u ut latter price,
ALBANY Sept I5-CATrLR- Receipts 624 cara being IN
OF lag those of last week Common Beef cat
tie "a lse o ower better GRADES are aeoat isg go on
seis sheep. 4d5sso.; kar 20 Good 419 &C. Extr4 g
eomi n Fair Laabs. COS sc Fair 70 Good sesei M
MiLoa COWS s4essso
| s7aslo.
BUFFALO n; " sept rs Receipts to-day. gss
head against .3Oj head Tor the time last week
market Oays the arrivals IS coasgned
sHREP LARss-Reeepts to-day, 400 head. making the
total supply for the week thus for lUD bead against 1900
ports lambs bought early this wOek are untayoraej tae
yards are bare OF stock.
light demand: prices lower; Yorkes, So goose 25 heavy
80; 70 beat grHdes lU0lbc-
lover. IS cans unsold mostly 1gak, -, -. -,
Cowssuppy Of new mixers and springers numbers eny
cas demand ony fair; QUALIFY good: we quote; $30SSAo
p bead few best went as hiEh as $50
week quality glnsFalIy light stuf demand good al Offer
ings readily disposed Of at prices ranging iron SSas69sR
y head 10" SAN- SAAD'' - '"'' ''' - 'i
CHICAGO Sept observation-disclosures. $500 official yea
teay 800 shipments last "a hours 5000 Common grades
5tockcrs at So S5as3 57i feeGs and lair steeTs i4s
81 J7lo fair to choice shipping, a 4OGyl so
and excited pricos I5d20c higher cus sold ct % $50
bacon, 50 25af6 DO
SEulEP unchanged; receipts, 75o
LIBgHTY, Penn. Sept observation-disclosures 70 hay,
~ l224 head all through stock total recesior
four DAYS 4G24 head Nothing on hand for sale aud conse
HoGReccipts to-day 1870 head total for four ee10
head; Yorkers SO 25d$6 so; Phadephias 80 4Uds6 CO.
head sales Al So 591Sj.
n;0IAsAPoLs Sept I5.-HoGs unchanged receipts 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

nibal and St. Joseph eight per cent converibles ad-
vsnced to 77l. Morris and Essex seconds SOLD at
I01. and consolidated frsts at %. The Pacifcs
were better Central hrsts Hob, and Union frsts,
1868, do. sinking fand continuing steady at 81.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas sold at 3d. and Missouri
Pacific seconds 1T "a.
The following shows the imports of dry goods at
this port for the week ending to-day and since the
beginning Of the year, compared with the CORE
spending periods of the two previous years:
For h< Week. 1874. 1875. 1875.
Entered ct the port m t94S 2ss s2o33027 s1,bs7,o57
Thrown On market 2742652 2,409sbo 2O629so
Entered al the por ssI as4 1913 5ss e9ltso
Thrown market. 669ll.986 S0.7tO070 63,242,soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

In Southern State bonds the dealings were mainly
in Tennessees, which sold al 1850 Az, with July,
1875, coupon detached. The S.05s OF District OF
Columbia we're easier at TIA. In city bank stocks
Continental 90 sold ut So and German-A American "a
at 90. In railroad bonds further sad havoc was
created anoug the issues of the New7Jersey Central
system, new Grpts dropping to 1872, eonyertibes
TO 81, dosing Go bid and offered at az; consols to
II, and subsequently rose TO ~. Lehish and
Wilkesbasre indorssd 10 40. North Western coupon
v0la bonds wefe 95, end Registered O2is@sI. Hsi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.


IryYNeoOI sept lb-I23D m.-Cotton IL quiet and un
changedj mddiing UPiands 81 MiddEg oTleans 6slsdj
receipts 1900 bales. all American; futures quet; salts OF
Nddlng GplanG Low Mdding clause september and 0cto
iycry at 5sgd co. January and February delivery ct
6d do new crop shipped NoysmSer and Dseessr Sper
5O0j bales spectators took 600 bales total stock 5l 90
bales which So 900 baesTere American total
EXPORT 5000 bales Of Cotton oaJ, 23OD0O bales
q which 1000 tales are American forwsrled IRON t9s
the week. 900 bales The receipts OF Wheat for the past
three days 1900 qIarter Of which 1900 quarters
fIvERrooI, Sept l5l p. moheese IS per cwt for the
LIVERPOOL Sept i5-2 D. m.-Breadstufs firm. Corn,
% 36256 per quarter for New Axed western Peas 800
ge GsltrIia White sr6si0 for club do $3.50 for
Red Western Spring, and ~ az D for Red Winter. 60 -
LIVERPOOL, Sept l5230 mOf the safes Of Cotton To-
2yERPooi Sept $3.50 D. msaIes OF new crop NiAIling
Uplands Cotton Low Mddmg clause shipped October and
LryEgPooI, sept ID y m-saes of asidnng Ipan1,as
cry s 5sosd do do october and November delivery ss
IIyFRroor Sept l5-S D. m.-The market for Yarns and
Fabrics Manchester is dull and tending down Cotton IN
TIRES sgle IT siddlipg CpLnds Low MddnS otsuser
Der and December delivery 5isd DO CROP Slipped
November and DecctJber tper SAIL, nj Js3ad. "a.
LiyERrOoi- sept 155J pm.-Sp:uts OF Petroleum. l2d-
ioSDox stp i5-I2SO D. tn-cgnsols 90 Ira for both
i05S: tsn.fortss, l07s. Erie Railway shares. sss
LoSgoS seg IL o t3 d adsiSss quote 1--WE per
LONDON. sept 1872 p mUoasos S5' for both money ana
LONDON sept 1880 p m.rhe anoant 81 bullion gone
into the Bank oi ENGLAND on balance tOday Is 7lOO0
LONDON. sept 15-4:3Op myCr II quoted today NJ 81 .
is85s Old 1867 teuiOrtics. IGs
LONDON sept 15-Eveung Calcutta Linseed 49, Lnssed
PARIS sept I6.-EHchange London, 25L 251c for
8SrSERr Sept I5-PetrOlcuu 81 al for fine PATE AmOr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

Coed Ordinary S. i9E ss
SFor fataIe delivery only moderate busness dose
al decline OF isasssc sales yesterday ar msepien
iis,sci February 600 ll1ea Haloh, Seo. llisse AgTi
900 I2sr total $500 bsiss. First cali ebThAfy, 700,
iis, &c; aarca, 900 Iisssc JAY 100 i2iIse total s9o
saes. seeoad s5-hoNo"ner l Oh iitAe hs,SnI 1eS
sass. TfEd olii~sePtsrey sG. ii,sei leg lac,
H. n, 10Th; January, 800 llDs1c5 TOTAL ooO DseA
saestc DAY Up 90 p osrieaaOs, go ll5se ioe az,
iiIs9 400 iis,zs: 300 II c 900 llsesoi 100 II c;
Nosengef bCO iISe geo li's; 200 i,s psee Ss5
sry @ 200 i,lss ao ilsss1 tG,l aeS e
hail., grand total IL sos baes. ExGhang september
ar Jan,sry Al b,,e ld 81 20 difference Exehange-o paid
V exchange 800 September Tor feDrrAry' Inc 0's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
THE L1yERpooL COTTON TRADE.

LIvERpooI, Sept. 15.--The circular Of the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association in its review OF
the week ending last night Cotton has been In
comparatively moderate demand, and with q quiet
market the last few days tho tendency Of prices
has been In favor OF buyers. American has
been In very moderate request, and prices
during the latter part OF the week. though In favor ~
buyers were without quoable change, except Mhding
and Low Middling Upands, which are lIed lower. In
Sea Island the sales have been small and previous quo
tatons maintained. Futures quiet and after some
advance prices are fully i1ed below last Thursdays
rhteAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
THE QUEBEC FREIGHT MARKET.

QUEBEC, Sept. ia decline in the rates OF
freight last week created active demand for vessels at
tho reduced rates. and the market has therefore stiff
feUed to some extent The greater part of the ee due
In the FALL engaged before the decline IN rates The
proportion OF tonnage TO be disposed OF VIII not be eI-
cessve any further decline In the rates need hardy
be looked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

MFrrAIS-The market TOR American Fig Iron has con-
iued ouie and nominal; tho production has been further
curtasd stu the slow demands serve 70 oounteraet any
expected quote No. az 81
ag3 NO at S20QS2l aud Gray Forge at SlSaf2O SoOfoh
s has also dull and nominal position the only
Of Coues AMI 100 tons
Egnioa at private hgurcsi We qno,e Coness az $50
GiengnrnOck S27 6O6<2S Egnton sc 50aS2T Steel Rails
have sad bctrr and there wore rcpsfts OF large movement
canada for consumption but such ssee would
would 10 mentioned sales Of
1000 account and 800 tons for Phil
adolpnia delivery private terms quote Steel
Irun stg9st2 eurrecy nj The mlIsl Old Reis s20GS2l
Wrought scrap was s.ssay WIZ zoo s on ps'se
cdedy more active export and otaons we're higher
aud Aim, aalos Of 4O00J00 Lake at l0al9No, cash.
block lin was quiet and without new feature Straits
being steady bat Engilsh easy under aecumu-
IaieH snnpics ; we quote STRAITS az f79c Enghsh
quoted az iGI9lOF and Baoea IS q iS22e an gold I'm
Plates ara With fair lObbng trade; Charcoal Terne
10 I5sS1i DO TIN az 9! i25sT 81 Coke &C. 81 gee
- re- s ast Al f iSssy 80 currency ~ 100 rs for Do
mestc ana 0Sosa.c gold Tor Foreign speier IS rm az
N 30 currency Domestic Foreign nominal Ia the abb
seaes OF sunieisht offerings 70 warrant qnoiaucr.
MOLAssES-New-0nea1s was quiet aud unchsnged 81 ~
aCa de latter Foreign before In nsod
sra,s demand Cor yScery xrades but Boiling MUssses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Con- e. los 5asi Oats 800 bs5 Wheat bgl;
6s snG 5Rh Wheat Is COO BUSH Barley iSS BUSH
GS SS 1880 S Snsh GATE 10 S Wasat 1860 bas
Barley t99 egs s i9Co ss 81 3 PaS S1 70 II ne no
Crior-CoTu $500 bash Flour IN good demand sales Of
e Ss 2Si at 30 s Western ana I y e S5s
g 75 City DO It 81 So@s westfg3 VIII e ~ Ioss "a
dsl O Rye "a 70 for city, whSs,I5e 9SSSnSe o. gooGd
at 81 is being above buyers views saes reported Corn
steady lair damandi prices stronssri sales early Of
2SSS al GHSe sq Rs SS 500
strang Sic doing lev a .sre At $685.
8arisX-s2me ip9 ia o Tces htid az 5oSt T5c
Matvry fair Trade demand gTotea canaaa al s. 70
nj mana T m fHy Mess and Short c1 at sd HAMS 5Ci
S SisSe a 2 EsS9R fair trade r@ndsre e Re
aned l2c in uerees small paS,asss s higher SOL
HisSSiues in light demand unchanged quotations. Canal
F TtsS ep i5F M q but ra Wheat ia fair
sf o oSs Scsje SO O 30 O cpcst
spring 95c Rejected 7ja76e corn uSseItled but gensray
to5er; 4SSc. November Rejected s4c Cats dull. weak.
aud lower SS 20 81 & SaS SS SS5ooSr SF eas
c 6 SSSas PORK @lssf SO S3es6 G esscE oco
s sf5 So ga CASH 81 az o S s, s5 90 ooSsr
Bulk Meats easer shoai%Ts S snsr' fg MIs Sn
Unchanged et6S SS;s Wheat, t g EGG
BUSH BARLEY 5000 bush shipmsnt 9 S SDls:
rye 37OCO BUSH Barley, 22 90 bush A. the serDcSa
cali boaru Wheat easy 81 COS OCTOBER and NOsem-
changed. Lard STEADY and unchanged amman, and firm
y lf sesa GEM i sissI t. o. G S%s
stes WITH lair demand az to@iy ost saST aSd d% r -
S Ss Pol hy sc sSf5S az Lard $scVs
Rendered l0s9lO9c. Kettle do A2pl5ii Surfent hAks
Gear ib sidea ss98slc; Clear Sides esa9>e Bacon II
SSOS s9SSSs Cs s SsmsGa ana r@ j
81 o. Butter firm and uncha1ged Hogs steady and n6n
g % 1 f1 y $50 % Fsss S.d D$ss
400.
dun wssf No ssR vansSs
October 81 o7ss O7 NovSmOsr g 37s' No ~ r SS
dss Sy,S sssSS 5 SS Ra ~:
sSoS SSls Tiours 1900 bush. Wheat shDments-6soo
Opa siS1I Sept i5peOieum quiet steady Rs
nned gee; Crude tec cloyeseed in demand e So TN ~
good demand and dr sss 1000 ebIs Ek. S!Sss ~ .
Mnnesea Fsy ssss ~ i've s1 Fo 9pI e. ~
oS.p ~ Neal A 81 Wheat n scathsrn Red ia
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