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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-19
NEW BOOKS.

CHARLES KNIGHTS SHAKESPEARE.
This is very correct and elegant edition o.
the works Of the famous author, published ir
parts and beautifully illustrated. The tex
adopted by Charles knight, the English his
torian who edits this work, is from the "folic
edition." edited by Hemynge & Condell, who
were shareholders with Shakespeare in the
Blackfriar's Theater, and who published the
first complete edition of his works in 1923.
The engr wings are REPRODUCTIONS on stee
| of the famous Shakespearian paintings by the
England. It contains complete history of
Shakesreare's life and all of his works COM
plete, including all of bis doubtful plays.
Each play is introduced by long notice, CIV
ing all interesting particulars concerning the
plays. Explanatory notes are at the foot OF
each page, and at the end Of each act the new
readings of all disputed points are gwen
After each historical play is given verbatim
the history. ss written by an old historian,
out OF which Shakespeara ma 1e his play, q Ia
after the other plays are given the parts Of old
plays, legends, rom 4nces, ETC., out of which
much OF the material for the plays was
CLEANED.
The edition is published by Virtue & Co.,
The engravings are 8 by 10 inches, and are
executed by the best epgravers of London.
1t is issued in parts, each containing play,
ard delivered monthly to suit subscribers.
The publishers have established an agency
here for the sale of all their fine works, the
London Art Journal included, and will be
ready to deliver them by April 1st. Yorston
4 Co, is the agency here, and any communi-
cation addressed to them will receive imms-
diate attention.
CABIN AND PLANTATION SONGS, as sung by
the Hampton Students. Arranged by
Putnam's Sons. New Orleans: B. G.
Eyrich.
This is the full collection Of the songs
sung by the famous Hampton Students, who
have won q reputation both in this country
and Europe for their fine singing and excel
lent songs. The selections are all pretty and
attractive, and will serve to while away many
q pleasant evening.
PASSAGES FROM ENGLISH NOTE BOOKS of Ma
thaniel Hawthorne; two volumes. Boston !:
: James r. Osgood 4 Co. New Orleans: r.
G Eyrich.
The works Of Hawthorne have Of late be-
come very popular, and deservedly so, as they
are noted for purity of style and elegance OF
diction. These books have for their purpose
not only the publication Of interesting matter
for reading and reference, but to- give to the
world some knowledge Of the life and habits
of the famous author, as cleaned from his
note books and private records. The books
are published as additions to the new illus
trated library edition Of Hawthornes works.
which are being issued by Osgood Il Co., and
will make valuable addition to any library.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-19

WoRKINoMEN's BANK.-We take pleasure in
directing the attention OF our readers to the adj
vantages to be derived from the savings Depart
ment Of the Workingmen's Bank, which is To-
Gated at "a Canal street. Interest on deposits is
paid semi-aDnualy. The men having charge Of
the affairs Of this bank rank among the foremost
OF our citizens and afford the strongest fguaran-
tees that all who have business with that institu
ton will be fairly and honestly dealt with.
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cial pleasure in directing attention to the adver-
tlsement of those popular and experienced young
merchants. Messrs. Pepin Il Broussard. (Tur-
cotte's SUCCESSORS who have filed their great
establishment, corner Of st. Charles and Baronne
streets, with very large and choice stock OF
spring and summer goods, bought for cash at
New York auctions which are offered for sale at
remarkably low prices. Read their advertise
ment and give them call.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDs.-Those
extensive dry goods merchants, Messrs. Levos
Jamison, 126 Canal street, are receiving daily
additions to their large stock of fancy End staple
family dry goods, which they, are offering at
they alwayskee flrst-clsss goods, as their nu-
merous psi ms know full well. Hence their
popularity,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-19

MADAM EMMA, THE GREAT MAGNETIC
lvl and Healing Doctress. who has cured hundreds
in this city her wonderful power be consulted
ut No. 216 ST. JOSEPH STR EET. between Caronde-
let and Bar0nne, from A. M until p. M. Madam
Emma is the most scientific healing medium Of the
age. She can cure all diseases the human family is
subject to, both male and female. She Possesses no
miraculous power but practices on the strctest sci
entifc principles Her wonderful spower from : child
enables her to read the destiny Of the human family
teries Of the present past and future She also pos
sesses secret to bring the unhappy. together.
F20 T6 Nv
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ChiIperic.

trHE GREAT STALLION CHILPERIC WILL
stand for the season at Mr.. j. N. Shawhan's
stables, 235 Grayier street. Charge sos for the
season. CHILPERIC was sired by American Star,
Jr.; he by running horse American Star son Of
Durock he by imported Diomed. American Stars
dam Wa by Sir Henry grand dam by imported
Messenger. CHILPERICS dam by AbdalIa. .
pacing mare that could make her mile in 226 Amer
lean Stdf could trot smile IN 2se75. CHILPRRIC
is splendid chestnut sorrel sixtesn hands high. Eve
years old remarkably 1T and can beat anv stallion
= LeuiaianA nils In
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ADJUSTMENTS.


VARrr'Es rHrArEE
1.-THE LADIES WEEK.
The detection Of Jarrett e. Palmer's Henry " Com
bination enables us in compliance with general
request to present to our patrons the gifted
young debutante
MISS MARY ANDERSON,
proclaimed by the ablest critics of tho town the
. Future Queen Of Tragedy"
Monday" The Hunchback"
Tuesday" Fazio"
Wedp sdsy Evening also Saturday Matinee -
'Evadne"
wednesday Matinee Mrs. Chanfrau a. Dora -
only time.
Thur day" Romeo and juliet"
Friday-Farewen Benett-"Meg Merrilies" first
time).
Saturday-"Meg Msrrilies."
Monday, March 81" Ours" mhf9 If
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Nxw EPRMo GooDs.- Messrs. n. L. Byrne l.
Co., l6S Canal street win epsn tomorrow mon.
new spr1ng eoods, description Of which win be
found il tho Advertise Of the firm, which
viii be seen IN another column. 4essrs. Byrne
& Co., have just stocked their extensive estab-
Eahment with the latest styles Of eprng goods,
VAich our lady readers would do well to call and
examine.
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FURNITURE have known John Bots, Esq !,
152 aud l54 Camp street, number of years, and
have trad. with him and had work done at his
establishment during the time Of our acquaint-
aDce, and we take pleasure in recommending him
- an industrious, honorable and reliable dealer.
We have never had any cause OF complaint. See
his advertisement
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Moonlight promenade photographs = Soub,
No. COS Magazine street, Fourth DisrI6k

SPRING Su1Ts.-G Gentlemen will find at Mr.. E.
Bells. No. % St. Charles street, beautiful stock
Of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, and other light
materials suitable for spring suite. Mr.. Bell is
famous for the elegance his styles, correctness
him, and all who wish 10 keep up with the fash
ione, and at the same time get the best value for
their money, will DO well to call on him.
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The Those DESTROYS Of contrib.
utng articles for exhibition in the Womens Der art
ment of thu Centennial Exposition will please make
application at an early date to
MRS M. c. LUDELING,
New Orleans,
Member of Womens Centennial Executive Commit
tee for Louisiana mhe If
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New SPRING GooDs.-Messrs. n. L. Byrne h
Co., 1853 Canal street, have just received. and will
open tomorrow, Monday, an elegant assortment
Of new spring goods, consisting Of grenadines,
goods, mosquito bars, etc. Our lady readers
would do ven to call on Messrs. Byrne 4 Co;
they viii find : most complete and attractive
stock.
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Once of the N. O. Gas Light Company.
March 10, 1876 "A final dividend Of Five Dollars
per share will be paid to the holders Of the old stock
of this Com uaDy, on and after MONDAY April B. in
full liquidation Of the remaining assets transferred
to the consolidated Company.
The transfer books will be closed March q to
transfer Of old stock and from and after April
distinction will be made in transfers betw cen new
and old shares
By order of the Board of Directors.
milo I'm V. VALLOIS, Secretary.
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or. CHARLES THEATER-
Sunday Evening. March 10.
and N I'll further uOficA

Sunday evenings March IT,
and uat,l further notice.
THE KIRALfY BROTHERS
have tn pleasure to announce the New Orleans
public that they have procured the sole right OF pro-
duciRg in the United States Adolphe d'Enerys
(author Of the Two Orphans and Jules verne's great
AROUND The WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS,
with al it's beautiful scenery costumes and parapher
MALTA
THE PORTE ST. MARTIN BALLET TROUPE.
First Appearance in America, of
NILE. LETOUNEUR, Premiere Absolute sup
ported BY full corps dc ballet.
The asst Of characters will comprise the leading
members of the st. Oh rles Theater Company.
Grand family matinee WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY. mh19 II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-19

Pork. Erc.-Our friend Mr.. E. K. Converse, "a
Magazine street, has for sale 100 barrels rump
pork, extra fine; prime mess, family clear and
pig pork, clear SIDES shoulders, and 1000 barrels
mess pork, to which We direct the attention Of
the trade
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-19

The opportunity once more.
Second Golden Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery.
Saturday, April 20.
MAKE YOUR FORTUNE.
MAKE YOUR FORTUNE.
Half million gold,
In $3.50 prizes.
Capital prize, 800 600.
Tickets only $50.
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Moonlight promenade photographs. ct Souby's
No. 606 Magazine street, Fourth District.
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Once Levee steam Cotton Press Company
81 Carondelet street-New Orleans March 1876
At meeting Of the Board of Directors held this day
adividend of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE was
declared payable to the Stockholders on and after
the 10th instant between the hours of IL and o'clock
P. NJ. WIN. s. E. SEVEY, Secretary.
mh3 15t
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Moonlight promenade photographs at 9ouby q,
No. COG Magazine street, Fourth District.
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IF you want 10 make great bargains in dry
~oods. be sure to cali on Braselman l. Adams,
fhe great uptown merchants, corner Of Magazine
and st. Andrew streets.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
The FaNesi lie FAMILY Thester.
Wednesday Non Gold Watch Gift Matinee.
and Night, Lottery of Life,
March Is. Noon and Evening
} Benefit of Miss Emma Pal
mer, produ. ing TIE TWO
)ORPHANS, the Academy's
Thursday March 16. Sori inal version. Better pro-
lduced and better acted than
lat any other theater in New
Orleans.
Friday, ST. PATRICK'S EVE,
Mavch H. or,
St Patricks Day. Kathleen Mavourneen.
ST. PATRICKS EVE;
Saturday or,
Matinee. Kathleen MavOurneen.
Benefit to Miss Jennie Cliff.
Saturday, ford, producing Daly's
March 16. Under the Gas Light.
I Hernandez Foster, the great
Sunday. }pantomime actor in his drama
Ma oh 10. leniitled-" Jack Hathaway
Afoat and ASHORE"
mills
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Moonlight promenade photographs, at Souby's
No. &c Magazine street, Fourth District.
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Moonlight promenade photographs, at Scuby's
No. COG Magazine street, Fourth District.
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See Braselman & Adams's advertisement, art
give them q call.
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Once of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany, No. l24 Canal street New Orleans March 8
ls76.-At meeting of the Board Of Directors, held
the p id up capital was declared. payable to the
Stockholders on and after MONDAY, April g. 1876
All new stock being paid in tul before the 18th
instant. will participate in above dividend Transfer
books will he closed for ten days previous to April
milo taps T.. C. LEWIS. Secl etary
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d OSSMORE HOTEL,
Junction of Broadway. 7th Ave- and 42d Street,
NEW YORK CITY,
Three blocks west Of the Grand Central Depot near
the Elevated Railroad and but twenty MINI tes from
Wall street; new and elegantly furnished Hotel-all
modern improvements. Rates "a per day. Liberal
terms to families.
CHARLES e. LELAND, Proprietor
Of Delevan House Albany, Y, and Clarendon
Hotel Saratoga. Fl6 3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATTALION WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.
SPECIAL MEETING,
Monday, March 90, at ~ r. NJ.
mb19 Su&MoE T. a ADAM Sacretarv

Notice to Pianfers-Being In receipt of nd-
vices from Pttsburg of consignments of COAL now
Coal for Plantations or Coast in quantities to suit at
the lowest market rate and would advise our
frieL DIS to send in their ders without delay.
C. A. MILTENBERGER g. co,
mis- ct SO Camp street.
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Rumps, Extra Prime, Etc.
lVO BARRELS RUMP PORK
100 barrels Extra Prime PORK.
100 barrels Prime Mess PORK.
100 barrels Family Clear PORK.
so half.barrels Pig PORK.
25 casks Bacon Clear SIDES.
25 casks Bacon C. r SIDES
25 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
1000 barrels Mess PORK.
Arriving nd in store.
For sale by E. X. CONVERSE,
mh1s st "a Magazine street.
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vTvHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing in this city under the firm name of SIZE
WEIRD & KIP has been dissolved by mutual con
sent. M "A. 2. Kip will sign the name of the fl n
in liquidation.
A. H. STEWARD,
A. =. KIP.
New. Orleans March l, 1876.
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY
w formed . copart. ership under tne name Of
SIEWERD & THOMPSON. for the purpose Of
Milling Rice, and we hereby give notice that we will
Nos. 62 and GA Decatur sire in this city, of which
We are the propretors where we will be pleased to
see our old friends and customers.
As guarantee of our abili to conduct said bust
ness properly. we need hut refer to our pat ex-
perience in the business said slew RI haviDg been
Rice Mill Elysian Fields street. for the past six
years and said Thompson hay ing been engaged in
the business for the past twelve years. and
and manas said Th0mpson's Rice Mill for the
pastlwO years.
A. Fl. SIEWERD,
T.. j. THOMPSON.
New Orleans, March 16, 1876. mh19 st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-02

hundred men, gIllOpipg wildly along the
road, and yelling at the top Of their
voices for Tilden and Hampton. They
all wore red shirts. and were well armed,
mounted and drilled. Two days ago,
at BloCkvlle, more than thous-
and uniformed and mounted men
attended a Hampton meeting. They
we're all armed with two or more heavy
pistols, and silently obeyed the commands
Of their officers, but, Of course, they were
not riae.clubs, for all the COM,
panies carried banners which declared
tina. they were eminently respectable and
peaceabie organizations. One Of these
hags displayed the legend, "This !. Not
Rifle Club. On another were painted
the words, "This is a Chamberlain
Benevolent Association" and others,
"Ths Tilden Mounted Base Ball Clu6,"
1.-THE Indiana Social Union" and "The
Band of Civilization" II is under such
titles as these that the rifle clubs have
disguised themselves. 1t is in this way
that the Ellenton rioters obeyed the
Presidents proclamation, and still they
would have The country believe that they
are all peaceful, lGw.abiding citizens,
and that there are no troops needed in
South Carolina.
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How the Rifle Clubs Eyadc the
Law.

Aiken Letter TO the Nov York TimeGl
Even now, in spite Of the Presidents
PROCLAMATION and the arrival Of the
troops, they are doing what they can,
without resortiug to actual violence, to
'ntlmidate free negroes. Ostensibly the
tidt aud saber clubs have all disbanded,
Gat in reality they have all preserved
their organizations, and continue to ride
Ihe country as actively as they did two
uolths ago, They do 80 in accordance
nth the following order, which was print
Cd IN the Edge6eld Advertiser, the organ
o. their commander.in.chiet Hamburg
Massacre" Butler: ITO the rifle clubs.
Dl,Oaud, the proclamation says, and rifle
And Eaber clubs must no longer exist,
bat no proclamation can prevent men
from carrying arms or associating
themselves together for social or
religious purposes, There might be
4 lev Srotherhoods and Bible Unions
formed. Nobody could object to that;
and then, what's the use Of having cap
iaias when presidents and grand masters
10" we'll PIN response 10 this significant
paragraph, nearly every rifle and sabre
CUB In South Carolina has been reorgan.
ND = Benevolent Association, "Rid.
ing Club" or Social Circle" They are
~ armed with heavy navy revoivers,
10 ride through the country at all hours
q The day and night. Last evening, 4
RNnilss from this place, l saw com.
PNy Of them, numbering not less than a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-02
new York.

NEW YORK, November L. Cotton
Steady at 1lHa11 7.l6c. Flour-In limi.
ted demand. supertine western and State
81 Goal s.; common to good IS 20a5 40;
white wheat extra S. 50a5 IS; extra Ohio
S. 60aS 90; st. Louis IS SOFAS %. Wheat
Dull and slightly in buyers favor; ungra.
ded Minnesota 81 so; No. 2 Chicago new
held at 81 81. Rye-Quiet; western 72a7Sc;
State S6a90c. Barley-Canada 81 05al 12.
Corn-Steady; western mixed ungraded
56I<a6015c; mixed no grade 56Ac. Oats
Western mixed and State 3la47I1c. Hay
and Hops-Firm. Cohee-Quiet; Rio car.
goes l6Hal9Kc. Sugar-Firm; fair to good
refining 99Sa95Sc; prime exc. Molasses and
Rice-Moderate inquiry. Whisky-Heavy
ut 81 l3H.
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tCindnnat Enquirer.
II could not bat 30 that man educated In cum
Ming In hypcrIsy, In iaIqulty, nominated in COR
ruption and shameless enrontsry, even though his
millions could elect him, would give rs the most
corrupt administration the country has ever known.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Flst-Hs cannot carry bis own State in NOveH-
Der.
second-ue cannot carry any Northern State,
ThIrd-He Is a hyPocrite, political sTtndlGt,
has been public plundereT, and e really the only
dtsrsputable candidate prominently named on the
Democratic ode.
Fourth-ae did what he could 70 defeat the
Democratic party In the State Of Ohio Ia 1872 eS-
pending his rncnGy and SubIidlElng the Eastern
Democratic party 70 that end, moving that Ohios
victory was his defeat, and loving Tildsn more
than the DemSeTaAe party. lie has earned the
onmlty o. the WOstand South.
Fihh-He haA sought thAt high once BY
methods % unpfeccdentedly shameless and DIS
reputable that Il would be an everlasting stigma
| UPON DemocTAtie convention TO nominate him,
and Tsproaeh upon The American people 70 elect
him II nominated.
Toledo Democrlt
The nomination Of Samuel J. Tildeu, Of 81
Louis, after the exposure oI his winding With
wildcat lhlnplAsten In Michigan, would dllBaee
tho DspOeribc party, aud result IN iIs over.
WholmIng defeat. The Democrats would cut q
| Handsome figure with samuel J. Tildsn, the
Michigan Wild Cat banker, on their ticket a q
hard.mouVy candidate for President.
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CHICAGO, November 1.-Flour r. Quiet
but firm. Wheat-Unsettled but generally
lower; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 12H cash
or November; 81 l3X December; No. s, 9sc
a$l o.; rejected SSa0lhc. Corn-Fair de
mand but at lower rates; 42isa42Nc cash.
434a435sc December. Rye-Easier at 60c
Barley-Dull, weak and lower at SOC cash
SEC December. Pork-Fairly active and
niger at SIS Scale 90 cash; SIS IS Deem
Der; SIS 371Sal5 40 the year. Lard-Fairly
active and higher at 50 6Oa9 65 cash; 50 4(
December; $937l9as 40 the year. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
81 90.
At the close Wheat was 1sc lower. Corn
&c lower. Oats 329;c cash. Pork lower al
SIS SEX the year. Lard easier at exc the
wear.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 1.-FlOur-Quiet,
steady and unchanged. Wheat-Prime
steady aud firm; low aud medium dull and
easier; No. 9 western red 81 2Sal %; No. 8
do 81 q; Pennsylvania red 81 2sa1 So. Corn
Western active and easier; mixed old 57a
5S5lc; new 500. 0ats-Dull and heavy;
western white SIC; mixed 30aSSc. Rye
Dull and steady at 65a67c. Provisions
Dull and heavy, Pork-Sl7 so. Bulk
Meats-Shoulder exc; clear rib SIC, loose.
Bacon-Shoulder saSAc; clear rib exc.
Lard-Refned 1lha1lkc. Butter-Quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum Nominal;
crude l0NaIlc; refined held at 26c. Coffee
Firm and unchanged. Whisky-Dull at
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southern War Claims.

From The New YORK ITbune.I
Remember 1851. "The Democratic
party will never rebel; threats Of dis
union at the South come only from q
few irresponsible persons" Democratic
speakers had said only year before. So
they say now, 'The Democratic party
will never pay Southern war claims.
Only few reckless men propose it to
please the mob; only ignorant men i'm
asine that it is possible. The Demo-
cratic party would never permit such a
thing" Yes, a Democratic President
would resist just as Buchanan resisted
secession!
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November petroleum
Refined 26c; crude I5al5Hc. Clover
Seed-l4a15c. Flour-Dull; superGne 81 90;
Minnesota family So 00a6 90. Wheat
Steady; Pennsylvania red 81 23a1 20; amber
81 34aI 50. Conductive; sail SIC; yellow
5fG5Sc. Oats-Dull; new white S4a4ic; old
4sa50c. Pork-slB 50al7 90. Lard-l0a
l04c. Butter-New York and Bradford
county extra S?a34c; frstS 29a30c; west.
crn extra 26a9sc; frsts 22a23c. Cheese
Dull: western SalSc. Eggs-Western fresh
97a2Se. WhiSky-Western at $l13.