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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-06
Flu r M TU n E

s'h, 1876. at2 O'Clock p. M, In the Depot PAX,
Rutland:
30 cane seat chairs, sick room chair, hair
cloth rocking chair, 2wooden bottom chairs.
table Kitchen table, | eight feet extensl "a
table Cherry, center table, black walnut
stand 2 towel racks, bureau, narrow bed
Q looking-glass fr,mes, l flve gallon keros ne
oil can with faucet, wooden bowl, coffee
mill, apple parer, roll oil cloth, roll straw
boiler lp ttent hotfoin>, brass kettle, TIN
pail, wooden bucket Tin trunk, leather
tables, d mijnhns 3 stone Jugs, / viii W BIAS
ket, | y p Il b, nch, set clothes bars | rug.
JOHN ii. REMINGTON,
july4dtd Auctioneer.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07

for the sake of the party but the coun-
try. IT the people wish to set them.
selves right before the world, which
now in truth has it's eyes upon us, it Is a
blessed occasion; not alone that it is q
centennial year, for IL corruption had
eliminated at any other time it would
call for the same rebuke, but as a matter
Of common sense. In short, the surest
guaranty of honesty in new Demo
cratic government would be its posses
sion Of power with vigilant party in
opposition. The defeat of the Democ-
racy would indeed offer a gloomy pros
pect for the country. II the party Is
not to be rewarded for its revelations OF
the rascality in public places, it will
have no motive for future vigilance.
With the Democratic party out OF the
way, what would there be to prevent
the country from going to hell in q
hand basket within the next four Presi-
Dental years, is beyond conjecture.
When there is no longer any occasion
for craftsmanship and no more public
money. our Belknaps and Babcocks will
turn into foot-pads, and then is chaos
come again.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
A CONTRAST.
The Convention at Cincinnati and the
Convention at vt. Louis.
Courier Journal

4
Without doubt many wavering mind
has been made up, since the iudicious
nominations at st. Louis, to vote with
the Democratic party. The simple duty
/ which that convention had to perform
has been done in such straightforward
way, Its appeal to the nation has been
uttered in such an earnest and natural
manner, that 1t will be needed. In more
senses than one was the Cincinnati Con-
vention memorable one; and should
the good fortunes OF the American peo-
pie doom the Republican party to a
period of repose by way Of rebuke, or
even seal its doom as an organization,
the record of its intrigues and frothy
declamatiops at Porkopolis will furnish
curious reading to the future student.
There is then a lack OF sincerity
about the whole business. There is
duplicty in half of the rotten planks
of their platform. The party of pro-
gress is no longer aggressive but snarls
in an attitude of defense over the bones
it is picking, with its tail between its
legs
This convention revealed horrible
state of things, in this, that half a
dozen men of real ability were contend
ing for the glittering (but abominable)
mastership of the Southern people. No
wonder the people Of the South were
anxious as to the result; no wonder they
hung with interest around the bulletin
boards. While they were confident that
the better sense Of their Northern
brethren would free them from the hui
initiation of such .taskmaster as Nor
ton, yet there was danger enough about
it to add fearful interest to every dis
patch.
There is no denying that the Repub-
lican Convention was interesting in its
dramatic incidents, curious in its du-
plicities, horrible in its half-concealed
hatred Of the Southern people, con-
pie at large.
On the other hand, the st. Louis as
sembly appealed to no passions 1t was
honest and direct; 1t asks for power not
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
WAR RECORD.
4 Lie Nailed, Just to show That u IL u
Lie.
lFrom the buffaIo Cnnrier. |

tFrom the Buffalo Courier.l
The following is the telegram sent by
Manton Marble, Esq, to a delegate of
the Illinois Democratic Convention in
answer tc request for information as
TO Gov. Tilden's course In the National
Convention OF 1864:
Your telegram has been shown to
me- Gov. Tilden was not the chairman
OF the Platform Committee of the
Chicago National Convention of 1864
James Guthrie, of Kentucky, was. Gov.
Tilden opposed in committee that por-
ton of the resolution saying, after
four years OF failure to preserve the
Union by war; etc. He got it struck
out, and even refused to agree TO the
resolution as amended. 1t was then ir-
regularly restored. Gov Tilden at all
stages refused to agree to the resolution,
and sent message by me to Gen. Nc
Clelland advising him to discard it In
his letter of acceptance. Gov. Tilden
moreover made a speech in the New
York delegation against an armistice,
which was briefly reported by me in the
New York World, and is correctly cited
in the Courier, Journal j was person
ally present in the New York delega-
ton, and all meetings of the committee
in the adjoining ROOM"
This statement fully bears out what
we said on the subject yesterday. Gov.
Tilden's record, as far as the war is
concerned, cannot be assailed. His
record in the war upon public corrup-
ton and thievery Is also one that his
opponents may envy or libel, but cannot
match.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED l Krytl y, r umAN3
PORTATION COMPANY bIhamHho
Mary Louise. Iekns;
X. r. Bryarly. 'ptps 49, ~. .,
Col. A. =. Kouns. ~. p Diaaisa
A' 800 FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFEH-
sEssue son. Upper Red E snen. n n,naan.
dria and ali way and plantation iandings-LeaV'
ing New Orleans as follows:
For Shreveport and Jefferson.
Leaves SATURDAY. July 8. ct D. n.
q. n. DURFEE,
w. r. Boardman. master.
No wharfboat charges will be made on lrelgn,,
consigned to the ompany at the mouth oil He'd
River. A. ,.,v,
at New Orleans will be handled free OF draya3e
and commissions. ..s - a..
For freight or passage, apply on board 81 inc
boafs or nt the Office OF the company. NO. III
Gravier street. jos. A. AIk Inyd PresHiden,t.
HITE h CARLIN, BRITTON EPPLER:
die LORD N McpbAhb' hReh.ss
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULAR OUACHIgA RIVER WEEKLY
PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at %. m.
IT, FOR OUACHITA CITY. MONROE,
Fss-1ss~-@szs and Ouaehta rivers-Ihe fine, light
draft passenger steamer
WILLIE.
In place Of Ouacbita Belle and Jessie Taylor J
+. a. Blanks master.
will leave as above. making connections with
light draft steamers for all the tributary streams.
For freight or passage apply on board.or 10
Capt. It. A. BLANKS, President,
No. Canal, corner Delta street
HITE b CARLfN, BRITTON &c EPPLER
ADAMS b WORK LORD & MCPEAKE. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
Arrived last Evening.

Steamship TappahanuoCk Cookse y, from Ha-
yana, wa Florida Ports, 10 l Roberts list
dis 10.
Fr bark Angelque. Burel, "a days from Martin
igue. in ballast, to Felix Larue- Point.
Sehr Geo Il Thatcher. Bray 80 days from Port
land. to master-POint.
Brit schr Constance. Briggs, days from Bonac-
ca, to X Morgan-Pic Tier.
SeLr L NJ Pippo. from Covington-New Basin,
STEAMBOATS,.
Bart Able. Sinnott. from Grand Eeore
Geo Spanger. Smith, from st Martinvlle
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE n. o. DEMOCRAT.
Friday. July Z, 1876 Ia IN. J
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING Nous.

The money market il unchanged.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at
So per cent per annum discount. AL do.
10912. and second grade 15DIs. First class
while second grade are entirely nominal.
Gold opened at fi21s@Ii27s, against 11is al
New York. and continues to rule at the opening
rates, against IL Ia that market
BIZ of lading and Al clear sterling bills are
still quoted at 5441z@5451s, bank at -g549 and
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
BY Nuilr,sads.

MOnGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r r.
10 bales cotton 80 hbds sugar bbls sugar "A bbls
molasses $50 head cattle
NEW ORLEANS. AND MOBILE RAILROAD
bale cotton % hhds tobacco 70 SKIS cotton seed
so tcs hams 436 bbl5 rosin,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
Receipts this Morning.

VICKSBURG-Pe steamer Natehez-347 bales
cotton 513 SKIS cotton seed IL SKIS seed cotton AIS
SKIS oil cake 36 hhds tobacco.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer T Frazer--
5 hhds sugar bbls mola ses.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wawenock--
10 bbls rice.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Carric 4 Thorn
-sundries to order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07

hank counter rnte at -015tgh and francs al a6b1
for commercial and nominal for pank. III, -.
The banks continue To check on view III a ;a
still quoted at =. ., q,
Stoess are dull. State Consgls are quoted ~ ny
G3tsme3A, and premium bonds are STEADY Ut
35A @p36. "
COMMERCIAL.
COTTON-The market continues inanlmate,
and thus far tho sales have been conhned to "
few trifing lots. Nothing has transpred 70 IN
dictate any uuotable change in prices. Inc as
patches put Liverpool dat at the previous nei
cline with sales Of 1000 bales. and arrivals l-5Sl
lower Manchester dull and tending down, M ne,
New York dull and easier, with no gn0tapgie
falling of In spots. but l-32gi-l6e lower ior
futures. in
The Steamship Harris. due Tomorrow. VIII
have on board from Brownsville Q, one bale now
cotton from the Rio Grande. all picked from this
years plants, and consigned TO Messrs Gordon
Il Gomia
Yesterday when the sales proper embraced
500 bales the market closed ut the following
quotations:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
-Hsass- -s--a---l-l
OPELOUSAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s .. m.
ll..sisssssazk- Barry. Chdrchville, Bayou Der
esszsssss-xsf Giaizes, Atchafanya, sirnmsport.
Big Bend Landing. Old River, and all interme-
date pOints-The light-drHff passenger steamer
ROBT. YOUNG.
lin place of 81. MARI
w II. Daniel. master. y. Is. schmidt. clerk
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
HITE Il Cabin. 8 Tchoupftoulas
Connecting at simmsport with steamer Sallis
for Bayou Des Giai1es. delg i'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
--------7777-7777777
STEAMBOATS.
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves EVERY sATqgHHPPAlyi o st : ?. Mnti;sr.
- onmerv Alexandria. Normans
fsa1t Wares. Barbins' and all way ls 3 q
in0s Intermediates on the Mississippi ana heo
'''oA0 New Bart Able, 49,.
D ainp6tt master Geo. q. H4mfltqn. eierk'
For freight or passage apply on boa .1d9 81 70
AIN evn No. Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
ReceIpf. Last Evening.

GRAND EGORE-Per steamer Bart Able-100
bales cotton 25s SKIS cotton seed / hid sugar
bbs molasses
ST MARTINSVILLE--Per steamer George
Spangler-3s bales cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed a
hhdS sugar.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
Imports.

CARDENAS-Per brig Prairie Rose-540 hhds
incsdo.
BONACCA-Per schr Constance 1000 punches
bananas 5000 plaDtIins 1000 coeoanuts 40 dez
pincaDplas.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
BAYOU SARA

~ FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
L@AaRst3 Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton
s1sf - Rouge, Plaquemine and Postof1ce
landings-The United States mail ssmi-weekIy
packet
OUACHTTA BELLE,
Tin place OF steamers Gov. Alien and W. B. Pike.)
y. J. Brown, HI,e5t.I.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at ..
M, for Bayou Sara.
HITE & CABIN, Agts,. 3 Tchoupitoulas ST.
d2a an A. G. GODDfk sa Magazine
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
Cleared Yesterday.

Ship Gettysburg. Alexander. for Bremen
Ocean, Zerega hco
schr Palma Taylor. for St MARKS. Fa- Master
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND CUBA.
The ExtraditiOn Question Death of Dis-
,ingui-hca Men.

afternoon, Sir Vim. Vernon Harcourt,
Liberal member for the city of Oxford,
gave notice that he would at an early
day move resolution that 1t is expedi-
ent to amend the extradition laws to
more etfectually provide justice for all
excepting political offenses.
AstyaraX Ecevala Borea the French
sculptor, Is dead.
NJ Cassimir Perier, the well known
statesman, died to-day.
MADRID, July6- The Spanish Govern
ment has determined to resist the claims
of foreign residents in Cuba for exemp-
ton from war taxes.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
STEAMBOAT
Exports.

ST MARkS-Per schr Palma--18s bbs -four
9ia SKIS corn 1877 sks oats SIX coffee 10 pkgs sun
dries,
BGEMEN--Per ship Gettysburg- $3.50 bales
cotton 2Js hhds tobacco $50 pes slaves.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
Receips, at the ssw Basin.
BY Railroad.

C0yINGToN- Per schr il Pippo-8 bales
cotton bags wool.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Turkish TcIegrams-Tcher.
mayor at TritsCh -Rur10rs 81 Rattle.

nagOu AT VrttsCn-k uR1DFs ~ h"UW'
LONDON, July 6.-The Times, to-day,
i'm its second edition. has a separate dis
patch from Ragusa, which says There
Is u complete panic among Mussulman
Herzegovinians ut the approach OF the
Montenegrians. and they have taken re-
fuge in the fortress. The country Is APP
parently abandoned.
The reported Turkish succc on this
side are flbrications. Advices nave been
received here from Semlin, a Hungarian
town on the Danube, nearly opposite
Belgrade. that there has been no serious
fighting between the Servians and Turks
since the latter's victory at Laitsehar.
LONDON. July 6.-The Russian officers
of the Bohemian watering places have
been ordered to join their regiments Inn
mediately.
vIEsNA, July G.-The Servian 1ele-
graph reports that Gen. Schernayeff in
ten0s to send considerable reinforce
ments to Bcssarabia.
Austrian troops are concentrating
near Agrom, in Croatia, and reinforce
ments have been ordered to Dalmatia.
BERLIN, July G. Gen. TchernayoH has
turned the Turkish flank at Tritsch, and
is marching on Sophia by way OF Prot.
The Russian navy in the Black Sea is
preparing for active service.
Arms and ammunition are continually
arriving in Servia from Russia and
Roumania.
BERLIN, july c. There are well anthem
ticated and uncontradicted reports that
Schernayeff has gained several victories
aud is making uninterrupted progress.
kilograms from Pesth, on the other
haud, represent that Osman Pasba
threatens Schernayeff's line of comnu
nication.
The insurgent leaders at Kazagara
have proclaimed Prince Milan Hospodar
of Bosnia
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
VI AKINE NEWS.
n. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. July 7. 1876.
Arrived this Morning.

NO arrivals from sea.
STEAMBOATS,
Natchez. Leathers from yicksburg.
] L Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast.
Wawehoek. Taylor. from Lower Coast.
Carrie A, Thorn, O'Pry. from Lower Coast
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07

Friday. July 7. 1s7G-12 m.
The undersigned, in assuming charge Of the
liver Department Of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
spec, folly solcits from his steamboat friends a
continuance of the patronage so Literally ex-
tended during his connection with the New Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin. .
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
A hhds tobacco g5 ties hams
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
IOWA.
IOWA.
Terrible Havoc Made ny the storm King

TcrrtDIe havoc Waue ny tuS ssvssss 'f"ss
BURLINGTON, July 6.--There was tor
nado here yesterday. Three persons
were killed and several hurt. Twenty
| buildings were demolished. Inc ploW
| lasted but an instant.
DAVENPORT, July GA storm yester-
day washed out the village. OF Rockdale:
Forty-two persons were drowned and
many bridges swept away 1t will take
two weeks to repair the railroads.
A special dispatch from Des Moines.
Iowa. says the latest reports show the
storm Of Tuesday night extended over
most OF central Iowa, and was terrific
in it's effect. In Warren and Madison
counties nineteen persons were Killed,
and great damage done to live stock ana
the crops. Considerable damage was
done TO property at Pella.
A Bunch ef News.
WASHINGTON, July ct is understood
that Col. Geo. b. McCartee, formerly
superintendent of printing and en-
craving, will become Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury.
r. Sewell. by request of the President,
succeeds Yaryan rs chief or special
agents. J. Guthrie succeeds Gilfillen
as cashier.
Packages Of bank notes sent for re.
demption remain in the hands OF the
express companies. they cannot be
handled without Secretary OF the
Treasury.
A fine torchlight procession and a
large Democratic ratification meeting
took place this evening. Senator Thur
man presided at the meeting. Randolph
Tucker, of Virginia. is now speaking.
LOUISVILLE, July 6.-Hon. Robert II.
Mari, OF Louisiana, WAS among the
speakers ut the ratification meeting last
night; also Col Yulee, OF Florida There
were three stands in different parts oil
the Courthouse Square.
MEXICO.
Ths sseyOlu tIaulsts shy of Fighting
Preliminary Elections.
HAvArA, July 6 -Advioes from Mexico
to June 81 have been received.
No important engagement had oG--
Cured between the Government and
revolutionary forces, Us the latter avoid
general engagement and appear TO be
unwilling to risk battle.
Minor military events are generally
favorable to the Government.
The rainy season, which was begin
ming, will impede operations.
Preliminary elections Tor President
will be held July 8. There was no OPP
posing candidate to President Lerdo.
The revolutionists are trying to prevent
the holding of elections. and in MAJOR
ity of districts may prevent u conStltu-
tional election. The revolutonists claim
that the reelection of Lerdo will insure
his overthrow, though the Government
il at present able to maintain itself.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
GRAND ISLE.

1s761....... GRAND ISLE.
summer Arrangement,
IN CONNECTION WITH WILLOZ HOTEL,
IT, The splendid steam yacht
.Ei.zlltt9 e.. ~. L.,
ss~s5Sszss NJ McSweeney master.
viii make regular trips TO Grand Isle during the
season. leaving the foot Of st. Louis street
nv cry TUESDAY and SATURDAY. at
O'Clock a. M. touching at Louisiana avenue and
Jackson street. for the accommodation OF those
living in the upper part Of the city
Fare 81 SO.
Will commence running Tuesday, June goth.
leI9 If
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-07
TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.

GRANGE PACKET-REGULAR BAYOU MA
CON AND TENSAS PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY, July 8. at o. IN. n
r FOR FLOYD, DELHI, JOES
Gag - Bayou. Warsaw. Crockett's Point. Cut
Off. and all landings on Black and
Tensas Rivers and Bayou Maeon-The steamer
w. j. poitevent,
I'm place Of Wjlliel
J. b. Sullivan, master. J. l.. Robins. clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
LORD & McPEAKE 4 Camp street.. i
contracts ~, Black River. je6 Il
, 1876-11-03

773; errse. te0h 0Axx-Irnrtc rhtckrn. ~. ttka
y25; pNrtrIdgr. 81 Is, ,iniL 7!"4tt.,1 raarlluck
Fl. ~ atl; smn tiIcks, 7cI *t.tA Hhps and fsDYtt
hlh&bst IN: rcHisun sniAica. A.t11s nct II.
PurAf'f.S-t,Irr riIG Ius: " ere a.lHlt, bne COM
nun stock was ssnw. Tr rsrrfht anil thfrnenfs weto
fIilnrr FVnIhhlt,ws: r!ulr. .tt ,e. hriiyrsad{ ~
sEEtlsTinintiy was IN ettcr re1ncRt and Eteadv at
fltb.ai ~ and chnec wAa held lllHlert rMrrr wAa
thn!c ratirr. Tic n1crthEa weto dirty sncs were
,nn'!r 1t 81. 3xss13. Ila1 anld at tE.4r1sl4A md
cu!cc wa!Anotcd nt sl.sU Nt!rr seclIa were Nnlct.
~. fsT ,"ss :sa 'Tsy ss;sX &C
snarsc fl79, iasy wttl!ont tss,, 275s dairy. With
81. " pcf 1ack OF no nj
TEAh.1mrc NJ. rtas sanahlF actlv demand at fully
sustained Ffircs. QHntnftnra srs MS follows:
tlGSruSxa-CoInmoD. ~ ta5c, goad no. 1al &0c, ro.
e'*taset ,silo!cc, 7o&7sc, cAosees asGoucs faRcy,
.iMssstsI-c Common. eaaa3c. good DO a,aasc: me-.
dun. 4Gt a2c. Tnl 10. fa Bcs hIe hfA1lcs ilntst.
ss9Wc; chnlce. G15t7,G: eliutrrst. 7tss7tc.
JArAx-Enni,nna. y t1aS! Kuod co.nmnn. aaaa5c.
anets ss r.. cHgS; Sss sS1gEs coec' os@o'a
OhtnsnH -EDtnmen. - Ghlct good comnons a1a15ct
medium. ~, t2cj Sool medium. 4assiic, Ane 4h85uct
nnest. hlaHac: cll1fcr+ kbaG7cs choicest. 73saelc
for tercfl, anI sam fur sabs-t!rlfYefcd.
,Nno!-rhc market IS fairly aeiase an! very firm:
thu Wrs. i - tEh at II Il tNongt proGaiu they wifi
have tu Aox "suWh fur supplies bEfofo n scR4on s
over. .Tu!'-waslic,l and medium wa,hcd Acc.a hso
gHDtr higher: Inb.w wathcG. 4Ott5cs fair tn god D.
~ R:lac; washed hecrr hc and nltIlInm 3J}atct MD.
dluni unwashtl, l1&sanc, nne do. 1i4g4;u.
, 1876-11-03

they met with snan.ry The ,msllne of ,he xeiehs.
@ @ ,rss1!e% 's s,si,s @ Az y
ierr 10 pfmlt n"yihinx !sss .a,sy "wInS 10 t:n,.
ssy |; I;t5';'!1 II * 'ss s s II 4 4 sssF sF
~ ss'i5 s'ssss 4 i;
~ s'say @ =! ths{'s !!,a!sse| S!sa
e.: ; - - S;s'; i sS ss
nj ,n,; l,csrls5 dslss lSMcs sSas
~ as ~ Ssss IT,
fas e ~ s Xxx
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~ sTi. III. s q Sis III H NV Ssix *
&c &C. s. @ ah sn: s j o hs e. eyyss
!,sssSsr ts%ssa 7! s,ts: sse!'"eS & 3as ~ s!s;s
e:!sS ;, M \ ;s%P!s + Sas II "A ''aek,
$ !sS IA 1%s IS
W. ~ nSf :sp 5 E s ~ ;S1rj rsers ta a g.:
~ FS; Te1s . f S :s, Hfs Ts
lss,s% $s$tet II, Ca ~ ,sopis Il ia frea On
lxi!iEY.ws Il. sSi!ye and xako !oEs5 for :es
.ss |
Nnlf$. many h0llcrB being anxious tu hf. Anil Tho
nnrkrt closeI weak lev rartcs Wero chanEihg Into
s!t|:s 3 sff sst e
anti 4tc fDr n. EccrlPM Rejected sol! ut VIC NJ.
oprned at s!'c anu cosci At 1Df<ac. necanhst sold
at VI SIC md closed cosy. Samples sow lGls said
TINT tile hrtwgrs ami Ilnltsters aEe bought ~ Ut to-
tkU n Of Canada barley 10 afr!fo Is lake. En*h
snlcs were reported Of 5,e1 t,t No. = at 1utfastc,
4A9h1 No I at ins t7.tc: !to1 tu rejected taiei
h.nnbu BY SAMPLE ~ S2Ses tfack: .ctu bu at
Whcnt-Rn1cs: 81 ooD bn III &i.ifM for November,
st. i3k fur Deccnlbcr, anh q Il1i4 for tic year.
CosnA OU0 bu at 41c for December and 42}Sc for tho
0ats-.a ooo bu At aiHe for November md sake for
Mcss Pork-2so brls at slo 20 far tho year.
10 LATEST. ... ....
Meas rerk wns quiet ait. steady with sales Of 75O brs
nt *lh. 43e4tAtb.lh sellef tho year.
i9Ia Wns 1ntct at Sa.:I7}ft0 20 for the year, anil
shoulders arc sttady. sa!cs being made Of 10 Ooo ~
Wheat was slow nnd about No lower. The decline
wasdne to report that m nrmaitcc hai been con.
clu1ed etwee Turkey alL serrts. Scllcr Der nnlbcr
sDd ut ST. 134, u0wlI TO &1.t3, closing W $1I3 No.
ye;nlEI closed 4 g.! ~, opening At Sl.!!N.
Gur was quiet and easier; 4:]fc for december, md
4ct1ttl3Ac fur Nov eh!bet.
Dnts quiet and easy at 3iHc for the month and
2?5$C for Utcehpcr,
LAST CALI. -...
Tor the yea! rs for January, and sioV.K
Isri WI q'es Il so cash. 70. 4oao. 80 10. Noycm.
Der, Nul ~ 40 for tho year.