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1SD1AsArorAs, Aug. l7.-The Indianapolis
Picturc.frntne Fnctosy wab partially destroyed
by fire this morning. Lose, $1,000. Insurance,
$1,000,
, 1876-08-18

rittshnsg, Fart K,d. IN. College Course embraces
nlI the departments Ut Ilt:ht! Edncat!en. Cor.
rrnnlent II that 1f ii setncl Christian home. Lu.
cnttnn. ~ niles from tue heart Of thc city. FREE
from dust md rn"sc. Easy ut accs.s, and uil-
surpassed fnr beauty nud scenery. Season o1,ena
Sept. IL. For catalogues apply early 10 the Acr.
TllOs. G. STRONG. u. H., President.
, 1876-08-18
CNlCAC0 LADiES' SEflIhAkf,

Is and II South Sheldon st.. INC aqaarr of uncn
Park.
Fourteenth yo4r aPrns henL y. Ahic Prott..ots IN
s!sal T!veu1ion trs.sa!ty: s!!rr i.rpt \ H. hsotn
Ample accommodation for iHth taartlinE aud day
put[Ia. Miss GtkEG1i, I'r!ncjrt1.
, 1876-08-18

MRS. GARRETT&oN
10 INA AND DAY SCHOOL for young ladies
md children, No. Il. West Fnrty- 4s.ycAth. .et Ssw
York. will reopva on "Wednesday. Hept. II. Facli'
unsurpassed. Thuruughncss In every department.
Apply petronalty or i,y lctter. hs above.
, 1876-08-18
RA1s.NOAD TIME fable,
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE 0F InRA[|S

hy,tars.tsn cf 1:Gtr.ace tsa,k..-t Saturday es.
rive sunday 1t Q a. nI DafIT. "
, 1876-08-18

CHICAGO Il NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
CsustsTcot o,sr md y H. snn,,: H. r
, 1876-08-18

Boleot tho Hoat School for Your Boyn,
Tie Irving Institute. Tasryown, On. hudson, ss.
opens NapL Il, Thorough Instruction sud train.
tns. The following Eunt!eMrn asa pntruns of tlu
Sa1% tIs9 IT, Ms
wuy. New York; thu liEv. tcofga ID, Stopt. D. D,
Tarrylown, n. Y. Circulars trutn
A. AltslAGSAC, Principal.
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= Dont fail at the Parish Convention
to select : frat class Pollce Jury ticket.

- 800. -.-
R0B1 kY.-The residence Of Mr..
Packstte, on Second street, wac en-
tsred 90 Wednesday night BY burg
lass and himself and brother, Capt.
Nat Puckette who is on Z visit here,
wete robbed Of clothing, jewelry, &c.
1t. Packettes coat was taken con.
taifibs como e2QO or e300 dollars 10
blank licenses which he had received
asen tho Auditor that day. Capt.
M Paekette lost bis valice, which
= marked with his name, containing
elssliny, aud bis SHIRT which ~ lid
ssoeved on retiring, Was stolen to.
geeher With collar, sleeve aud stud
1sttnas worth about ESQ.,.
Altogether, tho robbery was we'll
phsssd an bold ~ we'll % suecess-
sal, whieh leads ~ 10 say that the
smeers Of the law must stir then.
sslyes 70 capture these robhsr
- - y
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The Convention will bear IL mind
that they are to select Central Ex-
ccutivo con,s,ittee for this parish, and
they sLonldsbe men bold and deter.
mined Mt the same time wise in the
rouduct Of an aggressive political cam
paign.
We would suggest that the Conven :
tiou select twelve from the parish at
large and allow the different wards to
select, two each, which will snake the
Committee thirty-six in number.
Then let us have young, vigorous
men,
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nEAD THE AhkeOKtntfENT
'e.-e '.-~' Of rue
Murray Hl!i Publishing Coz
John r. Jcwetsl managcr.
CHRONIC E:: "a; !; :t s:::

OnulIV NS esIpN a Sa I mss !,s;. out u
mi to,ks~.s Hoxr es va, y ! xn t M.c.,
.2 SExss. which ssn.aia: nearly
~. ii.s 'S w., - ts ts 4 sse,as'.e9
ts..y an1 un' nsa .s e maa st ,9t lhS
Es sS "' .S'.;..N H.. Sa,i. ~. OF csepe
~ ~. ys, "a "a ei tVsc e'cx. anu
saasS vn 'ca, ~ .e Mno .ss ~ sv!nne
sMo.MsM ~ s,Ip IaseaHs Eus!Eus tMe Nsae{
nn.. Wv, .n ,xo r ~ ts,,va- nam's une ens
POlEEs Tue way vi oei!vel!lncc 10 tnoee WoO arc
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lCapt. w B. Spencer, member Of
Congress- from the 9th District Of
fais Stals made I'D able and pa.
stslpai e speech in defence Of the
/ [, ,sl1 il nl. Congress on 18th ofsAa-
dity thousand copies Of
sp'eh Aass seea s1deeed for the
lnpaign.
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For Sale.

TOR the purpose of settling succession
Z the following described plantations
are offered for sale:
lat. A certain plantation or tract oil
land, situated in the parish Of Red River,
State Of Louisiana. on tho right bank OF
Red river, descending, opposite Loggy
Bayoti, being in sections q, "a, Is and Is,
in Township II, Range II, West, contain
ing 793 76ll00 acres.
This plantation has now 10 cultivation
and under good fence, about 500 acres,
more cr less, with valuable impr We
ments, consisting If = dwelling hons !,
gin house, negro cabins, corn crtha, and
al necessary out-buildings. This plant
atioc is finely timbered, aud not siibject
TO oyerflows, and will be sold, at private
sale, on the following terms:
One.tllird cash !; the bslsncs.in one and
two year, with mortgage and vendors
privilege reserved, With interest at the
rate 0f8 per cent, On the credit purchase
Of, the price, from day Of sale.
I'd. 4 certain tract Of land or planta
ton situated in the parish of Grant, State
of Louisiana, on the left bank Of the
Bon DiUu river, descending, consisting Of
. grant Of $40 acres Of land confirmed by
Congress, to Lestan Prndhouune, ~ ss-
signoe Of John Baptiste Brevelle, and
$50 Sdl100 acres purchased by tho dsceas.
ed, Lestan Prndhomme, from the United
States, in Township j, Range 6, and con.
tanning, In the aggregate, 1880 eell0O
anrea. morn ar leaN. Thia plantation IN
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81. MirhaclS Convent.
FUUNbED IN 1926.
Under the Direction Of tho Religious Of
the Society If tho Sacted Heart:
ST. JAMES PAklSH; LA.

VNHIS Institution is pleasantly situated
! Ut the Mississippi River, about 60
miles above New Orlcans. The holdings
are spacious and we'll ventilated: Tie
aim Of the Religious conducting it, is to
secure to their pupils thorough and ac-
complis.,"d G'ncati0M. Simplicity of
dress is enforced by the rules. Their
health is the object ofunlirins s"licitu'ie !:
and, in sickness, they are afftctiVnately
and constantly attended to-
The scholastic year, which is divided
into two sessions Of Ave months each,
cotnlncn""s "n the first Wednesday Of
October and terminates in the last week
Of tie following July.
Terms for the Scholastic Year,
Payable IN current funds, and always in
Advance.
Entrance Fec, (bit ontc! SC
Board, with tuition il English and
French , $50
Washing 80
Books and Stationery II
Doctors Fee 6
Summer BATHS 2
| Music 50
Use of Piano or Harp IS
| Drawing 30
Vacation charge, (ior August and
Scptember) 45
Pupils are admitted ut any time, and
charged only FROM the date of entrance.
| No deduction is made for q pupil who
may be withdrawn before the expiration
OF tile Session, unless it I've Oh account
Of sickness.
No particular dress is required, en-
cept on Sundays aud Thursdays, when
blue Meriuo is worn In winter, and in
summer, pink lawn, and occasionally
white Jacomct or Nainsonk.
Eacl, pupil shonll be provided with a
blue, Il white ami pink dress; a white
plain Bobliuet veil. two and Il half or
three yards long, according t" the size Of
the young lady; Il black plain Bohtinet
.cil, twelve changes Of under garments,
twelve pairs of hose, i. dozen aud half
or two dozen pocket haudkerchiets, eight
large napkins, eight towels, twelve col
lars, six niyht.gowns; four pairs Of shoes;
Afo,N tub, toilet box, work box, goblet,
table knife, fork and spoon; two pairs
Of blankets, three pairs Of sheets, Three
and Il half yards long, two and half
wide; a ln.lsquito-bar Of white netting.
two yards long, the top to BE- Ave feet
long, two and bali wide. All to be
distintly marked with the number as
signed.
Parents wishing their children t." DC
furnished with clothing, etc, are ex.
pccted t" deposit with the Treasurer
finds for the purpl,se.
Pupils Of every denomination are re.
q,lired to assist ut the public exercises Of
religion--nO further influence is ever ex-
ercised over their convictions Oh this
grave point.
Visits are confined, when practicable,
tn Sundays and Thursdays, and are to
be made only b. parents, guardians and
near relatives, unless when authorized
by such as have power to do 10.
Epistolary correspondence is subject to
inspection.
For circulars and further particulars,
apply to or address the MOTHER SU-
PERIOR, St. Michaeps Convent.
MR.. P. PouRslNE, 40 Gravier Street,
New Orleans, or
MIR. NJ. II. CARVER. Natchitochcs. La,
Agents. May2O-tf.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having bought Mr.. 8. Parsons entire
stock Of Horses, Hacks, buggies and
Hearse, AZ we'll as . fah assortment Of
coffins, now invite CONTINUANCE Of
the patronage fthe public.
Charges will I've m0defate.
Hire Of Hearse within ctfWratiOn $l5
Price for distances beyond corporate linn.
its will b. governed by the distances
from $25 to 50.
Co6ins If all styles On bArA, prices
ranging from rs to 100.
July 1T. p. VEULEMAN.
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Col. Levy will take the stump
Sor Nlaen and Hendricks in the
StAtes OF North Carolina and Wiz
giaia, Tor the present II Atsr, he
xtn make the welkin ring in his
Own parish and stats for III par
81 and. pe0sJfe. =
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snor.-Henry Laconr shot and
slightly wounded negro boy work
Ing on Sam Hynes' plantation, one
day Inst week.
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Let oar delegates to the parish cen.
vention boar in mind that the Leo.
NATIVE OrrIeEymust arst be look.
I'd aiter. s..sf
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

The 4th ward elected delegates to
the Parish Convention on Saturday
last. A s..
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1.-THE colored men desire to know
what kind Of schools they will have
ty,der radical rule, let them look at
tho beautiful, condition Of affairs IN
der Myers in this parisli.
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Tho 18th and 81 wards elect del
egates to-day to the Parish Cohven-
tion. rig reeEs..i. e.
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ANN on NCEM NTS.

We alt authorized to announce the
,cn.e Of JACOB. "A. WOLFSON M a
,ar1idn,c for PARISH JUDGE sub
;0, 10 Tie D. mocratic nominating
f,cryCE.iOn.
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A large number Of our colored Dem
cerats participated in the primary
election GU Wednesday last.
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u 4 full supply Of Job m stertal juet 70
cCived, and printing Of s,l description
e1ecutad With neatness snl dispatch st
this o4cs.
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Editor indicator Please announce
the name of w. E. RUSSELL, ESQ,
~ 4 candidate for SHERIFF, subject
to the parish Democratic C onserv-
alive nominating Convention.
MANY FRIENDS.
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If A. E. LEsfEE, ESQ, will consent
10 allow his name to go before the
Democratic Conservative Convention
of the parish, for the office Of Clerk of
The District Court, he will receive tile
cordial support Of
NJ .Ns, rrAxa rive
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MANY CITIZENS.

We are requested to announce the
name Of LEON Grape, IF Ward S,
for the office of SHERIFF of Natchi-
toches parish subject to the action Of
the Democratic Conservative Conveu-
ton. .,.- ss.
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Nichols and Wilt ! is the cry from
une end of our State to the other.
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We desire the different ward clubs
to scud Us 4 list Of their delegates to
Tue parish convention 80 that we may
publish them. - s..
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w eve authb,iztd to announce E.
MASON, Of. Cloutierville, "a a can.
]idate for the office Of Clerk of the
1dsiaat Court, subject to the action
If ,he Parish Convention of the De-
Mocra,ic. Conservative party.
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The primary election in Ward u
passed off quietly and a very fnli vote
lNa pOlled. ,s =. ~, -, 70
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sWS 100 pr day at home. xAnpiss
VOID WNO worth q hee. S1ISsoS Z
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NATCH1Y0 cHES
HIGH SCHOOL.
TIE building is completed and will i,s
/ opened for the reception of pupils, on
MONDAY, 81 day If APRIL next.
Glasses to he Of three grades.
1st Elementary Spelling, Reading, Wri-
ting and first rules Of Arithmetic.
2nd Same continued, with History, &C.
Ography, Oral Arithmetic, use Of
Globes, English Grammar, Rhet' rio,
Exercises in Elocution aud Compost
3rd Higher Or University Arithmetic,
advanced Mathematics, Natural aud
Moral Philosophy, and tho Ancient
Languages. (Latln aud Greek.)
TERMS;
Tuition, for First Glass, per month $500
/" Second +" 400
" Third i" /" 500
Payable montlly.)
Board can lie had in the city with
private families, from $1O to Sl2 per
month. 2
w. c. JACK,
March 25-tf. Principal.
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THE entire stock is better aid NOR.
] select than any every jnir6'''.ccd into
this market, and having been purchase,
with CASH, can 30 sold lo~er @aH TIE
l0Wcst.
The Motto of the Firm is to sell
cHEAPERTHAHE CHEAPEST.
~ Call and examine oar stock, which
consists III part of
CASSIMERES,
JEANS,
TVEEDS,
KEKSEYs,
PRINTS,
BROWN \ BLEAcHED col'roSs,
LOWLLs.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
BLANKETS,
Wooden Goods Of all kinds.
BOOTS,
SHOES,
LADIES' and GENTS. HATS.
Clothing, a full and Complete Assert
,nent.
Crockery, Hollow & Will
low Ware.
A full line Of FANCY and FAMILY
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
Books, Stationary, &C., &c.
IN fact
A FRESH and seIec. stock Of goods always
on hand, which having been purchased Oh
q cash basis enables us to offer extra induce
ments to cash buyers.
Highest cash price paid for cotton and other
produce, and liberal advances made in cash
or merchandise on ;ousis nnlent
March 25-ly.
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". S. CAMPBELL respectfully an
bouuces that lie is u candidate for the
hom;na,ion for the Office Of SHERIFF
If the parish, by the Parish Conven-
lion to I've held 18th September next.
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GRANGE WAREHOUSE.
At GRAND ECORE, La.
J. N. Porter, Grange Agent.

J. N. PORTER, Grange Agent.
DECEIvlNG, Forwarding sud Pnr-
Ia chasing agent for the Patrons Of Hus-
bandry. All business intrustcd to bis
care will receive prompt attention anil
the patrons can rest assured OF being lib.
orally dealt with in charges, &c.
A share Of business il respectfully 10
licited.
March Is Gn.
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TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATION,

For all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach.
and Spleen.
After Forty Years trial it il
still receiving the most unqual-
flied testimonials of its Virtues,
from persons of the highest
character and responsibility.
Eminent physicians commend
it as the most.
It is cminently Family
Medicine, and by being kept
ready for immediate resort,
will save many an hour of suf-
fering, and many dollar in
time and
DOCTORS BILLS,
Your Regulator is one of the hest f,mi-
" medicines l ever used. l have not
spent one dollar for my family for medi-
clue in five years, only for your Regula-
tor, and must say it does all it says it
will. Yon can also recommend i in Collie
for Stock, it having cured fine mulo of
mine worth Five Hundred dollars.
ia. NELSON, Macon, Ga.
The Liver, the largest organ
in the body is generally the
seat Of the disease, md lfnot
Regulated in time, great suf.
fering, wretchedness, aud
DEATH will ens,te.
If you feel Dull, Drowsy, De.
bilitated,. have frequent Head.
ache, Mouth Tastes badly, poor
Appetite md Tongue Coated,
y,u are suffering from Torpid
Liver or righteousness" and
nothing will cure you go speetli-
~ and permanently.
Hon. Alex. H. Stephens.
II occasionally use, when my condi-
tiou requires it, DR.. Simmons Liver Reg
ulstor, with good effect" Hon. Alex.
H. Stephens.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been In use In mt
family for some time, and am persua-
ded'it is valuable addition to the medi-
cal science."-Gov. j. Gill Shorter, Ala.
II have used the Regulator In my FAM
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safely recommend it to the world as the
best medicine l have ever used for that
class Of diseases It purp0rts to cttre."-
H. F. Thigpea.
Baltimore Episccpal Me0odist.
This medicineis acknowledge.
ed to have no equal AZ q Liver
medicine; oontsing those South
ern Roots aud Herbs which an
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eases most prevail.
Ladies Endorsement.
~ have given your medicine q thor
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Chattshoochee, Fla.
Professional.
"Frcm sctdal experience in the use Of
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and sm satisfied to use and prescribe it
% puryatiye medicine. "--.Dr. j. W. Ma
son.
n .. Florida Conference.
II have used Dr.. Gimmony' Liver Reg.
alator on my family fr Dyspepsia and
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abIo remedy. Il has not {siled to give
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Easterling.
President Ogsthrope College.
.'.Simmons Liver Regulator il certain.
" : specific tor tlat class Of complaints
which It clsims 70 ure."--Rev. David
Wills. Nay s.tE
s@f 400 psr day 4 hens. SAsp,ss
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per day.
T1AV1NG leased the NARCISSE PRU
Ii DHOMME building, and furnished
it with new aud elegant t'urnit re.
am prepared to accommodate boart!crs,
both, transient ami permanent, and sup
ply thtin with all the delicacies the cOun.
try affords. L. H. BURDICK,
April lily. Proprietor.
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Be it Resolved, that
JAMES J.. KEEGAN,
of Ward six, Of this parish, lie requested
10 submit his maine for nomination for
SHERIFF Of this parish, in the Conven-
ton.
: BE it further Resolved, That IN the
event Of his accepting this call, that this
Ward will give him its cordial support.
LEONARD TRICHEL,
President, Ward 2 Club.
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~ put 0CR W AAo PIO0i8Nt0 Waste OF
public lands and their diversion from &C.
tnal settlers by the party In power, which
has squaadered two huisdrea millions Of
acres upon railroads alone, md cut Of
n,6re than thrice that aggregate has dis
posed OF less than Q sixth directly to TIL
lers Of the soil. Reform 10 necessary to
correct tho omissions of Republican Con
gress, and the errors of our treaties, and
our diplomacy which have stripped our
fellow citizens of foreign birth and kin.
dred race recrossing the Atlsutic Of tie
shield OF American citizenship, and havo
exposed or brethren Of tho Pacific slope
to tho unconscious Of Z race, not sprune
from the Same great parent stock, ia feet
Nv denied BY law citizenship, thruugh
naturalization, as beins neither sccus-
toned to the traditions Of progressive
civilization or exercised In li6sfty under
equal laws. We denonnco the uolicy
which thus discatds r. '.2
THE LIBERTY LOVING GERMAN
and toleEates the revival II tho Coolie
trsde ID A0ngolisn wsl,en imrssted ior
immoral ourooees, sud Ae0golian lnes,
hired m,ssfvile labor contracts,
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Presdent Ogletk,ops College.
.GSimm0ns' Liver Regulator il certain.
" : specific l0r that class Of complaints
which It cleinss 70 cur" --Rev. David
Wlils. Nay ct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-04

FRIpAY. Nov. 3--FLOUR AND MrAL-The
marx, Was dun and priSe, ;cseG 90 n,g sai ye,
meal aroopiug and baeK cheat nour more freely
s sTn u Ss me pS5Sg s sas sS. w Ss
&c 30 3d. w ssd rsen sI' ss s sSs
.hes. X ana Xxx; .o.3Ses.s. aans:.9ta patent.
en- Gaser. SSd isiay 5ranSs a. s,sS soa aIS.n
s.nipping extras. ta,oost1 80 corn n,eai-wesIern.
pernne, si5osso. Buckwhest nour, 100 ns.. sJooss
Corrox-EIcited market spots 9l6c higher. ami
NOR -fn ns, mSH.ns apt4dS LIE sass ..s9
closing At IL %tS2c. for Nov .nboT, IL IS 3!c Tor
IL 1880 for VI rch, ana y ne for Ann Liver.
pool e,srket aenve aud bao5ant: mlddus upland.
Week, eoS lot corresponding wees n, We :, Hi.Js.
sSc ssSs I'D SaGi s tafs ss
winter uiopts. Bacon IA bauer demand wt salrs OF
meats n. an.eiIsa p EH sI Ss@s 70 .c ao
scs nns i Cs ana ni l s, sss sa,a T9
euie sales ts1 tes At ~ 81 Tor prine city, sia
$40. 900 tSs s 81 Tor 6eseabsr tssc@iS ~ for
Jannary. and 80 f9r February Dressed Gegs. eA,s
plan and extra mess. Reef halns si5Ssso Tor new
%sf, s 10 f Fo,teT s sr%e S 20 ssose
es24c common 70 good. 5&isc.; creamery sCss:isc.
:, IA 90, 'SiSc. Eggs qdict fresh, s7@s9,.i lmci
.,GRlrs-wheat dun and heavy under the adwees Of
me .isning o. me armisI'se .~'e 5.lnns n. sprng
aud q aoet * for 30 Western Al ~ soesfI IS Tor
ys seSSS we. ter ana p1ne n sd 5Gs :, ~
harley ,ul' 81 10 BID snd III .,sed Tor M. m.
IA the hast sale WIS at MS. Canals active
u gaAsc. IN bond. oats nrm and more sctly-i salcs
% oC uush. atais gc. for mixed Nes Int ing No.
at S7c. aud S@+lc white do. Inc.uiing No. az
4lc., asO wnigc state. ace 49,, aud mixed do f3
@hc Corn easier ana more aciiye; snles o. l22 90
bush. NJ 57Stsr for Western mixed, Including No.
and Kansas. 51'esGc sui mixed anh No. chicago
~ hOssh9'eci steamer mixed 5SJe.e,; also, white
Western. %. &c ana yellow bSo~6Nc,
SVSnKIks Naval stores again rather quiet. but
dpcdt any urn, Al SOC. for spirits turpcnuae and ~
a. 10 tor common good strained rom. Ietruluul
let. and crude trha Da-trr AZ n ipr.;
med howcVf r. steady Al ode ocean freight. we're
moderately active. at s. htV easier nguTe for berth.
but AZ steady rates carter room. Gram 70 Liver
pool steam fipd.i cotton, by sal. 5-Idd grain to
London. BY s am, ID; hops ~ ami provisions al ass.
tons gram 20 Giasgow. by steam, ~ T.; nuur Oy
sail % OIL rehned petr eun 20 Trieste bs. sd case
OIL to Agiers, 25c. gold. TAlw quiet sales e5 90
NJ prime a. klsc. closing at SO. Nhiskey was quiet
n. Las Ia a. 2olac. cash
GRoCEKfIs Rio Nee was quiet, but nrIn. At ldiSA
p gold, Etlt 0f 2Hi5 bags on private supply
her nf 2d 9sb bags. In mid grace there v, r.
saies Of ll2 ags sa ANNA 90 Hslscy and 2uO bags
harealbu AT 1Sc GOth gold. In noiassos far trade
done In new crop hcx Orleans at dOlld4c but for
elm quiet Rec sold IN far iObnins way AZ 4Ao
6sc. Tor domestic. Raw sugars were Qlrt hu nrIn al
8ii1'A9e for harris; sales al 1870 hlds. ana 49,
tnpt ~ bSto pldc. Rsnned In far request a. MS
lllsc. for ntrds.