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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
TRUSTEE,a SALE.

WHEREAS. Richard s. Graves. Jr., u.sses
w for Mnrths Elizabeth Gravea> Martha
Elizabeth Graves and Richard S. Graves, .sr.y. Z
her husband, by their certain deed Of trust. dated
May !. 1874. and recorded ia the recorders ofdces
Of Lafayette ceunty: Missouri, in book No. q. I
the following described tract of land. sItaatsd
in said Lafayette county Missouri, viz: Tie
northeas quarter Of secSion number eiGhteo1y
a(lSl, in toWnshfR Aumber 1ny (5O3, and range
number twenty>six t9s) which said conSeyancs
was made 10 me in trust to secure the payment
Of . certain promiss0ry note therein descyibahss
and. whereas, Default has been made in the psy.s
nent Of said pf0missory note; now, therefore..
3. the undersigned, the said trustee, at the res
qnest OF the legal holder Of said note, and In
pursuance Of the te1ms-Of said deed of trust,
give notice that l viii, on ~
SATURDAY. MAY Is. 1876.
between the hours Of 0 O'Clock IN the fole--
9oon .nd : O'Clock in the aaernoon Of thss
inGton. Lafayette county. Missouri. sell At
public vendHe. to the highest bidder for cash,
the said real estate, or SO much thereof rs m y.
be necessary to pay the said promissery note.
and interest, together with the costs and ex~
penSes Of said trust and sale.
Given under my hand, This April 18th, 1885, e.
AUGUSTINE +. ALEXANDER,
) sV q a
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Dom Pedro, Emperor, OF Brazil passed
through Chicago, en- route to California,
ON the 10Th inst.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Judge Russell Hicks died in Warrens-
burg on last Wednesday. There will be
a meeting of the Lexington bar on the
18th inst, to pay appropriate marks OF
respect to his memory.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Luster and Naylor had a knock down
argument in the streets of brunswick last
SATURDAY., and still neither one OF them
is convinced that he is in the wrong, D.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Col. John Bittinger, Messrs. Adler
and J. f. Marsh were all found guilty OF
crookedness in whiskyin Judge rekel's
court last Saturday and sentenced to fines
and imprisonment.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

According to the St. Louis Globe the
laboring men of this country are ''roust-
abouts.n They may be, but they will
not be rousted about in California by
any further importatiens of Chinese.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Col, Charles b. Wilkinson is in the
Missouri ~penitentiary, so are Mcdonald
and Avery.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

acre. This is fine stock corn, and well worth q
trial by all farmers Wishing to plant the Oes'
varieties of seed. All orders addressed to MI.
Howard, at Malta Bend, will be promptly At
tended to-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

k0om the probate Judge of Conecnh county .hl6slS
day recently, 70 marry an old ladIe6f3z
grandmother Of half . dozen children.
- Charlotte, N. c., has had an elapem
which the bridegroom was sixty
E1ttds thirty. The father of the bride ero6seI&
Reeent at the cerelnony, with . pitehlonkx
teok the wrong road. F
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

There is a terrible crevasse in the levee
at Point Lookout, in Louisiana. The
water is flowing through a break a mile
wide without making a rifle. 1t is
estimated that this revas will reduce
the amount of cotton raised 100000
bales.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Eoss Tweed is said to have been seen
on a steamer making his way to Leghorn'
He was in need of a hat, we suppose.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Ej6tt0VAc &UWOU06Sue0b0 Oh 094600 are p00NMDH01
Nee, but III ebltnaries sent "a Tor pskiscs IN =
exceeding ~ lines in length, VIII be scAdk9edg
Died-In Washington township, at three pollock
esh:ss April 18th. SUSAN. wife OF EI Taps
Baptist church, and departed this Lie With a.
full hope in Jesus Christ. She had the c0aSola.2
tieee OF religion in 8 visit ON last satufdsy.s =
sunday s1d Monday from Revs. cockrelf and
of G. and j. Moore. aged l year and 7fdays. Elts7i
- Ln Lexinsto. township. Friday April 9lst, =.
seth year OF her age. ~ ff ItaAf
Kentucky paper please COPY. a-!ib'
A-On the morning ofthe leth inst. at the res
Sronehiti. .cL4RENciE Ii, :, Only iS.s .e oSu or AS o. :
sgs. good and noble boy has len u.
God s.s seen pr pc s. Z si:d iosS 4 et Vision so sndi
e2Sdness 70 take she aonl Of this dearly lovedi
% aisiosia !; brs..s1a sy n ssiass ssr ~ ssaS %a1 Il 4
snduFins pSdeScss dafssE b iiihssss sSd WSSsS
never k1syn e n1iasr athls severe aAiet.oas
your te.!. ana ssdssysr 70 NEST sosalsos ~
made licher by TIE ADDITION 81 mon : tssSse.sR
Ar alg .lrL 4!a4t5 .-.s Ma. e.nhn
AAREil 17th; OF pneumonia. Nj. NICHOLAS t..
- s;:'i *s:i:;s ~ led gen esa;: : lse ,ia:s s: e yi.1i..so. Z
.ei,, mi1 S., Sssrs. i as e: E. t. do a.d
and resIsct OF al who knsG him His many Ai
friends mourn his loss with sincere grief. -
,,- Mt AZ BE ss.s ss; ,n. IL .his city Tsssfsy3
GAVIN .ysd abou. 90 years.
H. 9.vin was one OF our old citizens. He
va A hons. ~ man. . kind father and . gcoA
nelgnbor. The funeral occurred ON Wednesday
last, end was attended by many friends who
heartily synpathize with bis stricken family.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Secretary Bristow has issued orders to
the s~ub-treasuries to pay out silver for
fractional currency.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

The Senate of the United States seems
to have been convened this session for
little else than the discussion OF the pave
ments OF Washington City, and the bonds
necessary to pay for improvements in
that place. The. country is a%nxiously
awaiting action on the part OF that body
concerning more important matters.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Hon. Trusten Polk, Ex-Governor OF
Missouri, died in St. Louis on the 10th
inst
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

The "roustabouts of the Pacific slope"
met in Union Hall, San Francisco, a few
days ago to the number of $4,000, and
were addressed in favor of the repeal of
the Burlingame treaty. by the following
honorable roustabouts: Mayor Bryant,
Governor Irwin, Wash. Mcdonald, Hon.
C. F. Ryland and others. A set of res
olutions were adopted which we regret
not being able to publish, owing to their
length. Everything was done decently
and in order, but there was an unmis-
taxable resolve that there should be emo
more Chinese emigration"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Secretary Bristow requests that ne
may by investigated.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
Weekly gntellieenem.
The Kilbourne case is still undecided.

The Belknap case is continued until
the 9th inst
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

.~rr RI
EXPENDITURES.
81 coupons, 9Th April :. ls7t:.......4.716seN
u coupons, It'll u, Oct J, 1s74.
: coupons. No. %, 60: 5000
II coupons. 9Th G. April 9. laqn..a... as a.
ca Ts,a, s%xpsn q ,Ss ;:.:s,:, SO g e
L~sxingson MISUNDERSTANDING
Gulf RallseaAFNnA.
soa THn IA ENDING nscsAsER 1t. 1875. :
RECEIPTS
Dec. 2, lSf4, balance At settlement. ......1lai "a
May ]. ISIS. cash Of, VIM Gordon, COL.
ector.. 80. ~ .Ess. -lO.lI
A eng same ae- ~g,5zs g g
Total receipts. s2a2 II
EXPENDITURES.
Nothing.
oA|s&ce o0 =
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

Balance dus asufsr.... ...ssssSs 4 III
8 coupons sth g. Apr. I'D. ls74........ssoo g
20 coupons. 7tn q, Oct. srd, ii1l.,...... SO %
Total expenditure ......e d. $50 %
Commissions OF treasurer. 5000. ...... IL 30
aNS FEs5EZ elslel 50
~ &-a&.S
Freedom ToWnship Railroad Fund.
ToR THE YEAR ENDING DIcsMBKn lsr, 1875.
RECEIPTa
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
ANNUAL STATEMENT
lafayette COUNTY, MO-,

FOR TIL YEAR 1875
Concluded from 1st Page.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
POOR HOUSE FUND

FOR THE TEA ENprSa OEcEMBER LIST. 1875.
RECEIPTS.
Dec. :. 1874, balance at settlement. 1913 8l2 o.
Feb 2, 1875, cash OF w A Gordon COL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

EsSimple ~annouucements Of deaths are pnh16aned
nee, but all obituaries sent uA for pahlSca7oo.
|exceeding 10 lines in length, With sc&dk9ed
DQf e one-hAl1 rates. 80.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22

H. W. WIasoR, Secretary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-22
mpsnsuMPTlvIs.

WIN. b. STEELE, County
BY Jas. a. QUARLEs. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10
WASHINGTON.

Ex-secretary Thompson Writes to Sec.
Rotary Chandler = He 10 Answered
with . Suit - Congregational White
wash That Didn't stick.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The following
letter is published here to-day:
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1876.
Hon. z. Chandler, Secretary Of the Interior:
SIR-Some persons has sent to my I'd.
dress &C Memphis, Tennessee, the Even,n0
Star. published at Washington, MAY 81,
1876, with the following paragraph marked:
Secretary Chandler denies the published
statement that he intends, if the Senate
shall decide thst it has jurisdiction. to
recommend to the House the impeachment
OF one Thompson, who was Secretary Of
the Interior before the war, for abstrsctine
more than SOC, 600 of public moneys. He
admits having made the remark, but only
- . joke. He says, however, there 10 no
doubt 80 to Thompson's guilt, and he IL
wealthy enough to repay the amount to the
government and should be made to do co."
have neither the right nor inclination to
act upon the assumption that the statement
in this paragraph is authorized by Won or
justified by anything You had said. Permit
me. therefore, to call your special attention
to the article and to respectfully inquire of
you II 1t does represent you truly. Please
give me as prompt . reply as your CON
venience will permit. Your obedient Ger
want, j. THOMPSON.
The only reply to the above letter was
the service of process upon Mr.. Thompson
this morning of . civil suit to recover
81 .O0O, goo, principal and interest Of the
bonds stolen, and the amount received by
the defendant from the Confederate States
Of America, and which it is alleged reverted
to and became the property Of the United
States-4l. zoo. 600, with interest
Mr.. Thompson ssys the emit il to make
linn personally responsible for the dishonest |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

The market opened inanmate, with only linl-
tied inquiry from brokers who claimed conces
few sales reported the advantage was manifestly
on the side Of the buyers, without indicating any
QuOtable falling off, after which, under more en-
cOuragiDg kilograms. prices assumed greater
eteadiness. the market closing at yesterdays quo
tatiOns. The dispatches reported liverpool steady
At previous rates. with sales of 1000 bales and
rivals firm; Havre heavy and dull for the lower
qualities and New York steady at m advance of
1l6c in spots and 1-320t &c higher for futures.
The sales Of the past three DAYS sum up $3.50
today, making an aggregate for the week of TOO
bales against IA 400 last week and IA 500 the week
before.
Weeks receipts 1862 bales, embr scing 1879 from
other delivery ports lot which l2l from Mobile,
25s from Galveston etc. and 44s3 proper. against
proper since August 81 .379 1888 bales against 98
699 bales last year-iucrease 1871 63Y.
The experts comprise Is 1872 bales, embracing
5O86 for Liverpool S684 for Havre ESQ for Revei,
York, to which we have added lib By river An d
rail
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
al the ports from II N. yesterday to II NJ to-day
1897 bales. against 2548 last week and 2647 last
year. and since Friday 1853 bales against 1? $50
last week and 49, so7 last year Total since August
81 ao2l s4l bses against s4o. Al up to Wednesday
kxports Friday to Thursday inclusive) to Great
Britain 30 $50 bales. against 9787 last week and
1888 last year and to the continent II $50 bales
against 10, 679 last week and 5735 Last year.
Exports TO ~ ports since September /, to Great
Britain i93z 4T bales. against ,7S4 662 last week
againat 7ls. 68s last year. Total to Great Britain
and the continent 3ol2 bales, against 25O3 $50
lest year.
Stocks At all the delivery ports, made up to II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10

memorandum was Withdrawn because the
Porto had anticipated some important
points and offered IN armietico spontane-
ously, EnglandS refusal to accept tho
memorandum had mot been received BY any
power in An unfrisndly spirit, but with
recognize Hourad without the usual delay.
The necessary credentials were sent to the
English ambassador ct Constantinople to-
night. Mr.. Disraeli declared further that
tho letter purportiug to bear his signature,
which was recently published in Vienna,
stating that Eogland will know how to re-
sist Muncovite aggressions, is forgery.
Death Of George Sand.
PARIS. June George Sand died at her
ohateau at N0hant, surrounded by her
friends.
Elected 70 the Academy.
CHARLES Blanc. brother of Louis Blanc,
and Professor CASTOR Boissier have been
elected members of the French Academy.
The seftas Forbidden to Carry Arms.
CONsrANrNoPLE, June 9.-Sheik Vi Is
or to congregats in the public thorough
fares.
Probable Liberation Of Winslow.
MANCHESTER, June 9-The Guardians
London correspondent says it is very proba-
BILE that Winslow will be liberated June Is,
- it appears from correspondence submit
ted to Parliament that there is little ikeli-
hood that supplementary article covering
his case will be agreed upon by that time.
Debate on the New Constitution.
MADRID, June 9.-DuriDg the debate yes
terday in the Senate on the new constitu-
ton, the Bishop of Salamanca said the
Spanish prelstes would always oppose re-
ligious intolerance as Incompatible with
Catholicism.
Bismarck summoned to Berlin.
BERLIN, June 9-The National Zeitung,
of to day, says it learns from 3 we'll iu-
formed source that Prince Bismarck was
summoned to Berlin solely to personally re-
port to the Emperor upon the latest phase
Of events in Turkey. The ZeitMng adde
that the German policy continues 10 aim
above all at the preservation of the peace
Of Europe, and leading Political circles are
convinced that the efforts in that direction
will be euccessful.
The Rsmor of n Conference.
The statement that conferences between
the Chancellors of Germany, Russia and
Austria impends needs confirmation. Up to
yesterday afternoon nothing was known
here of any such conference.
A Big Prize for IN Active Policeman.
HAVANA. via Key West, June 9-Ricardo
collector of taxes, has abeconded
to the United States with about $780, 600 in
gold.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.



The offerings for disc Dunt were rather limited 1t
the openiog Of the week, but within . few days
have Increased slightly and now Of fair extent
both in bank and on the street. Nothing has
transpired to require any change in the quota
lions Of commercial paper, the Offering, Of which
have bsen mo.tly Of four to eix month notes, and
movement in gold has been light, with Less marked
fluctuations than at New York
Foreign exchange hes exhibited little variation,
and sterling elased today only kc lower than on
last Friday: New York sight has been quiet and
steady, hardening slightly to day under light off, r.
in9s and better demand. Stoke have been with.
out any marked features, the principal exception
being in Carr0llto1 railroad shares which have ex.
hibited considerable auctuations: state con.ols
proved up to yesterday, when they closed \ p
cent higher, but the Improvement was not main.
tanned TO day, the stock Exchange quoting them
the same ~ last Friday. City premium honda have
been in fair request, but gradually declined up to
yesterday, when they improved slightly and closed
to-day at last Fridays rates.
We continue to quote exceptional paper 1T go
p cent " annum discount; Al do at 1903 and sec.
cnd grade 1T l50lS First class mortgages still rle
at 800 y cent y annum, while second grade are
entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING house.

Gold opened at ll2A OILS against liza at New
York, and, after q limited business closed at the
opening rates in both markets. The saies we're
confined to Sl3, OeO embracing $1,000 at lle}: and
5000 a, ll3.
No Gales Of silver were reported. American half
dollars were quoted nominal st l00]t dl0l, cuI-
rencv, and Mexican dollars continue rule at 1Ol
0lOlh.
Foreign exchange was without quotable varia-
lion, and the movement was mode, ate.
The Gales of sterling comprised &lO 800, embrac
ing $500 bill of lading and &25O0 Al clear at
&5 AM $4,000 bill of lading at SIS 49, El30O do at
SIS 48k, and $4,000 bank at IS 5lk.
The sales OF fraacs comprised so 900 commercial
at 4.621s and Is 900 bank sight at 4 521.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
&5 4705 48 for bin OF lading and Al clear. and
-0$5 SIN for bank (bsnk conn Ter rate -G&5 52).
and flames at 4.62 y CASH for commercial and
nominal for bank.
The offerings of New York eight being light, and
meeting with . fair demand commercial was Q
shrde stronger. The Gales comprised SIS 900 pri-
waite bank RS at L p cent premium; $4,000 bank
at, d $50 900 do at 9-32.
The following is the official ststsmsnt Of the
sales reported to-day ut the New Orleans Stock
kYchanpe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10
AGRICULTURAL.
Texas Crop Prospects.

Vexoe crop ff0epectSs
GALVESTON, June 9.-The Galveston Cot
ton Exchage crop report is Is follows:
Sent out ON the twenty econd of May
questions to 200 correspondence in 80 ooun.
ties, and received only 70 replies from 48
counties, dated from the twenty-sixth Of
May to fifteenth of June.
FirstcThe area of land planted in cotton
in this State compares with last year as fol-
lows: Sixteen counties reporting decrease
from to 33l5 per cent; IL counties the
eame % last year; IS an increase of from 5
to 33l5 Per cent. The land planted averag-
ing about the same as last year.
Second and Third-NO overflows or dam
age reported.
Fourth-The character of the weather for
planting this year compared with last year
IL - follows: Twenty-Five counties report
Same as last year, Is less favorable, II more
favorable.
Fifth-Thirty-eeven counties report the
stands OF cotton good, fair, not good.
Sixth-The cotton crop is reported in 10
counties to be as early az last year, coun-
ties two weeks earlier, "a counties about
two weeks later.
Seventh-The labor, in number and eff.
cheney, is fully as good as last year.
Eighth-No fertilizers are used in this
State.
Ninth-Tbe condition of the cotton crop
OOV 0UVuV tWO Weeks HUG.
Tenth-The rains in the latter part of
May have been beneficial, generally i'm
proving the prospects.
Crop RI port Of the Charleston Cotton
Exchange.
CHARLESTON, June 9.-The report of the
Charleston Exchange en- the condition of
crops in South Carolina was made to day,
compiled from eighty -four replies, covering
thirty counties, and exhibiting these re-
suite:
Average decrease of area planted in cot
ten compared with last year, four per cent;
weather generally more favorable than last
year, and stands of cotton good; cotton
crop five to ten days later than last year;
condition Of labor unchanged; use of fer
ti6zers decreased one per cent; present CON-
dition Of cotton crop plants small but |
healthy.
The acreage in corn exhibits an average
increase Of nine per cent Condition good.
The acreage in wheat has increased |
eleven per cent. Condition good.
The acreage in oats bias increased TWEEN |
ty-five per cent. Condition very good.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10
River and Marine News.

SOUTHWEST Pass. June 9. s P. M.-Barometer
1880. Wind asst. fresh. Weather cloudy. Arrive d.
Steamship Clinton, at nine this morLiag, Staples
master, from Morgan City; Spanish brig Nueva
Ssbno. Ia dos, master. eight days from Havana:
American bark Surprise, Averll, master. nine day
from Sagua la Grade. Saied-Steamer Alice and
ship Wyoming.
SaRKvKPoRr, June 9.-weather fair, close and
hot this forenoon, cloudy and cool this afternoon.
with showers all around. The river has fallen
three inches. No movements Of steamers.
vICKsBURG. June 8. The river has fallen three
riches during the last twenty four hours. Passed
up-IOlle, at P. n. II inOis at noon. Down-Kstie
at P. NJ. and Dick Fulton 1t M.
ARMPHIs, June 9-River fell three inches now
stands at eighteen feet seven inches. Mercury 9lo.
Heavy rain storm tn afternoon. ArrvedOA. p
Greene end Rutt from White river DEPARTED
Helena, for vicksburg; Parker for Cincinnati; Cap
itnl City. for st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-River ten feet ard falling
Heavy ram this morning. Weather clear and
warm tonight.
PIrrsBuRG, June s-River two feet six inches
ana falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUnvILLR June 9.-River falling slowly; six feet
two inches in the canal Warmer weather.
CAIRO, June 9.-NO arrivals or departures ex.
cept local packets. River twenty six feet eleven
INCHES and rising. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, June 9-Arrived-City of virksburg.
from vicksbuig. Departed-City of Alton, for
New Orleans. River fallen two inches. Weather
clear and very warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

| New York, June 9, Rvening-Money dull; offered
at2 Sterling % SO: doy.Inpent bonds dull but
leans il s-lsc; sales i2ss bales; net receipts s.
exports to Crest Britain AS to the conti
nent 1858; ssles II. 4O3, stock 1870 Ol9.
june. H1:sS sfsas s. 5s2 s:s
sS isise; NOVELTIES ii ssss ss Se'0 Be-
f%esF Marc. ssRRui * a sse ASf rs e
II ]! SIC: May z lssa@lskc. '
s'es . Sse id b Spss v prices Sg
unchanged. Sugar steady and demand moderate
$50 Rosln steady Ct az asoc. Pork closed
steam Gil 500ll u.s. whisky nominal Of 8 1 0sh.
FTeghts to Liverpool rather easier; cotton $500
ClsclNNAr1 June s.-nour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat inactive; el 20. Corn steady; A045c Oats
dull and unbalanced. Rye strong; 1401sc. Pork
kettle i30istc. Bulk NESTS strong; shoulders held
ct e; clear RIB sidss sold at N e.. aogs-pe@.pd
u eS
l70lSc; central Ohio l50Is
eT. Loun, June 9.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Nc: : do 81 o.. Corn fairly active; No: . mixed
4404ke. Oats quiet and firm No. sshc. Rye
'iF$Rs ;ssn
sales at go. Lard-Tiercss sold at lie; current
make held 81 lOkc Bulk mests-Shou .deIs 7c;
clear rib and Gle sides 1OOlO. soc. BacOu-Shou.
ders &c; clear rib and clear sides los 0lOac. Hogs
sctive; bacon graoes IS 6o0s IS. Cattle steady;
CHICAGO, June a-Flour steady. demand fair.
Wheat lower; 81 O6A June delivery. Corn lower;
4Skc. Oats soc, June OK July delivery. Barley
stronger $50 bid. Pork easier; e19 Is, August
Lsrd-Demand good; shade higher. Bulk mests-
Demand mir; ahoulden Tic; clear rib sides l0c
clear sides l0Ac. Whisky easier.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. Jun0 9.-ThA 0ircu n Of the Livarnnnl
Cotton Brokers' Associstion for the week ending
yesterday says: The cotton market OPT ned with
fair demand, and though the supply was abundant
QuOtoftms were genel ally maintained. American
has been in moderate demand and steady at I'M.
changed prices. In 0ea IslAnd the business has
been small In futures the tronsac, ions were COM
paEatively limited, and prices, after slightly ad-
voncing on baturdAy, are now without change
from .ast Thursday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-10
NEW YORK,
Suicide of an Editor,

New YORK, June 9-Dr. Meeneeke,
editor of Beilebrusteche, committed suicide.
6ub.Treasury.
Sub-treasury bslances-Gold, 81 1897 ,64S;
currency, $33 082, 728.
The sub.treasurer paid out &33 900 on &C.
count of interest and Sll 900 for bonds.