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better, and the first place where the correction
should be made Ia in our school lists. which are
| official documents, where Young ladies ought
| to be entered in their full Christian nsmes, and
not in their nickuames, as 1 have often seen
| DONE"
Another great wrong which society in
this country iufiicts on our young women
is forcing them to act the fool on all occas-
ions. Some young labies rebel against the
degrading ukase, and speak sensibly and
elegantly, laugh only when something
funny is said, and in all other respects con-
duct themselves as persons not pets. Young
ladies should work and read more than they
do. Three hours day is too much to
spend before d mirror, and five hours en-
tirely too long to talk and mediate upon
dress. In work there should be no discrim-
ination against plain sewing, and in read
ing a'little of Thomas Kempis should be
interpreted.
Lastly bear in mind that the lset end of
woman's creation is not to get married.
All women outside of Turkey are supposed
to have souls, and girls must begin the
work of self sanctifcation when they arrive
at the use of reason. If q young lady of
fifteen exhibits no marks of devotion she
will never be devout, and will never make
a christian mother. Catholicity is propa-
gated by our Catholic mothers, and it is On
axiom that none can bestow what he has
not himself. This holds good in education.
If the mothers of our faith are indifferent
to the practice of religion, the children
will in all probability grow up to be inf
dels. Young ladies, be dignified, be SEN
sible, be devout.
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J. Fl. BUTLER & CO.,

OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS.
From the Rev. Father O. oSnnor 8 J., formerly BishOp
,,, Baltimore Loyols College Sept 9, 1852
nav: carefully iSo6sd oyer shs copy Of MGSea
ana find it to BIO most excellent work
f0" Very R0U' 5osSph x 6sI x.S j. Provincial Of dc
have looked over Bfitcheiis New intermediate
Geography, and find it worthy of the patronage OF
JOS. E. KELLER, ST.
From Rev. Brother Patrick Provincial Christian BsOthers
We have adopted MitohoS New sos. Of .sS
d I .1 .P FL
on the subject with which we are acquainted.
Prov. Christian Brothers.
From he RedeDlptorists Of Chicago. III
Hntebers bays bnsH APr ~ is
schools Tor the last four and We are Satshed with
PETER ZrMMER. G. IS. B.
From aAe Sisters @ Charity.
We have used MitcSeii's GsbGrapSicai series sor
number of years. and consider them superior to any
From Rev. Geo. P. RasLins Founder and Rector Of de
House Of the Angel Guardian.
House Angel 9uardRR, Boston.
Atchells Biographies.
FTOn. Hts Grace Most Rev. Arehttshop Of Toronto,
We hereby re agpT3yS q Hisohell's GooEraphis.: a.
menu '-''i "'' fJoaS JOSEPH LYNCH.
Given at St. Michasls Palace, Toronto April s. IsTa
FSOs HG Grace, he Nost Reg. ArehbisRep Of EsS YORK.
New fOrk. July "a. R6T2
We oheerfully concur in the excellent recommends.
lions air ady given by many in favor OF MtchslIs
9eoETAphies revised and corrected by N. KeegAn
OF Chicago. JOHN hcCLOSKEY,
Archbishop Of Now York.
From HIS Grace de Host Rec ATehbishop Of CINCINNATI o.
Cincinnati, Ohio July "a 1871.
Az Michele Biographies are highly approved Of
by Jhe mOst eminent Catholic educators Of the country
and cieaDsed every thing offensive 70
CaGbolic children by N. X. Keeaan, OF Chicago We
their in all schools in proferunce
70 any other text books on the subject.
JOHN f. PURCELL.
ArchbiRhop OF Cincinnati
For terms Of introduction, addEess mest convent
ent, the Publishers, or
n. r. KEEGAN,
1s5 Twelfth Street. OhiEAgo, uA
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Fletcher, THE FRENCH PULPIT ORR
TOR.
fAppleton's Journal. ]

Among the many celebrated discOurses
of this great orator, is the funeral Grafton
of Marshal Turennes that celebrated SOL
der who, in an age the most fruitful per-
haps of any in great names, had no snpe-
riOr, and but one rival who was as modest
az he was great as highly esteemed for his
probity AZ he was for his military skill, and
whose fs 1lts We may all the more readily
pardon, seeing that he never made q vain
parade of his many virtues; the only man in
short, whose death was regarded by the peO-
Pile as public calamity, and whose ashes,
since the time of DuguescliD, we're judged
worthy of being mingled with those of
kings. Here FIechier, as has often been
remarked, seemed to rise above himself 1t
would appear as though the public grief
had impaired n more than usual activity
to his intelligence his style warns, his
imagination rises, his images assume q
more imposing form Yet between this
funeral GRAFTON and that of the Great
Condo, by BOssuet, there is the came diff.
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EDUCA. oNAL.
COLLEGE
] NJ NJ ULATE CONCE PTION.
Corner Of CoRlmop Baronne streets.
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated the State
Louisiana, and empowered TO confer deerees Ia oon
Quoted by the Fathera Of Society The build
ings are well adapted for educational purposes A
courtyard entirely eHt Oh em the street "a
till their departure P. NJ they are consssn tiy
secluded and superintendent.
The Course of Instruction II throefold PrepArntory
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course In for beginners.
The Commercial Course 10 for those studanta who dc
not wish to learn Latin and Crock.
The Classical Course 10 for re TO have
complete education.
French Ia taught in the three courses
Students not admitted unless thcy know how 10
read and write.
The training of tho In the
lead. ne ob;ect of the insfruoto
Every month report 10 sent 20 parents stating
duct, progress rank in class and attendance.
Tho academjoA year begins the fret OF October
and CLOSES towards the end of July.
TERMS.
Entrance Fee, %.
Collegiate Conrse payable in ADVANCE AID in Unitod
States currency, twp months. $40.
Preparatory Course kI6.
myi47aly Rev. y. aAUTRELET. President
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Wednesday, October 6, 1875,

Afth Scholastic year
Wednesday, October 6, 1875.
With the old advantages of . sound Classical and
80 49, c6ar to tbaJr atroa. ~ "a NEtLeae
tages Of frstclass building entirely new and muob
superior 70 the former College in point Of vsntlatlon
The Professors being memberg Of Society which
for three hundred years has devoted itself to the
Education Of youth have their favor the great
vantage of long traditional experience The Educatiop
they profess to give based upon Religion Morality
pupils with uSofn knowledge but also 20 insti into
their hearts the esteem Of virtue aud practical
The Plan Of Instruction consists Of three principal
Courses the Preparatory the Classical and the Com
Is intended prepare younger students for higher
olasS, either in the Classical Commercial cOurso
braces Al the branches Of thorough Coiiseiass Sns
University Education. AZ the end Of the sixth yoaS
STook and LStin ian&usRSs ana .ioH S%scSSS. prS
cency in Mental and NAtursl Philosophy. Chs1issry
and the higher sr1Ro6s. Of ~ ar" entitled
The Degree Of Master Of Ara IA NJ - awarded 70
those who devote second the study Of PhioSo
yeSr1 In the practice Of q Learned profoS1i0n.
The COMMERCIAL Course lAsts IHEEE yearo, snd
Colleges The third year Of this eouT1o cOrrsspOnds 70
che NTH and dxth years Of the Classical oOurSe The
Chomistry with the MON Of Graduating ctA6a.
The age Of admission IL from nine aftson yoArBI
and to be admitted must previously know how %
read and write.
TERMS PEI sEssroH TIN HoNTBs.
Entrance Fee Hrst year onIy.---...--.--...e IS %
Board, Tuition and Washing payable halEyearly,
and in ADVANCE. 80 "
Medical Fses IL 90
Bed and Beddng IL %
fEs fn1 x OF sPhS Hill 60IEeE
THE JESUIT FATHERP
p. POURSINR, College AgG1t,
aal275 u $50 arAytar street, New orleaE1s
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SUGAR CURED HAM.

To meet a demand from the trade which We have had
for over a Year. We packing SUGAR-CURED
HAM, packed in the came styIe as our
other goods. Successful as may have with our
Cooked Corn Beef. we have doubt of having more
marked success with this article. The package is
eighty, and the MEAT Is SIMPLY PERFECTION
We guarantee perfect satisfaction and you cannot fail
to handle tits article proftably.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WILSON PACKING COMPANY,
CHICAGO,
THEORETICALLY SEALED
COOK ED nj rs,
MISCELLANEOUS.
CORNED BEEF.

We have no comments to make IN reference to our
Corned Bee except to call the attention the trade
the facs that Fourteen Pound Cans
perfect, and are comparatively cheaper than the
style package The popufar way of handling this
article is fr the Retail Dealer to the Can and
the meat in quantities to suit his customers.
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NoTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES
Near Govanstowp, Baltimore Co, Md.
Conducted by ths School sisters OF Notrs DAno.

This Institution s des,rabty ioca three mes
north OF Rttimors and IL provided with svery soeea
for health aud comfort Trs sy+tsm OF cation
pnraued IL designed TO develop the al moral aud
physical power OF the pupils to mAke them refined.
aonompl ishesi aud useful bers of Aoussy.
10 the regular COARSE. whioh includes the aermaa
aud French Angnages thu number pupils 10 ltntte
to 40. Parior BOardera. or young Lattice who desire
private aparImeut numbsr limi cd 60 IL
Young ladies' whose health req aires spscfa1 pvoRea
can bs accommodated at hrst class re,doncs
located grounds provided hfteon positive appi-
cations made before the 25th of August.
For particulars. sand for g ttalogus iv25n
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST. MARTS,I
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La.


Situated tho Mississippi River Sixty Miles Abo,
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment moor
Porated by law of tho Legislature. empowered b.
grant diplomas and degrees, will open ON TUES
DAY, October 9Th ls75 1t 10 under the direction
OF the MaIist Fathers who form q society specially do
voted to education College Point Convent Landing
are and regular places boat
going to and returning from New Orleans.
TERMS;
Payable In q. S. currency halfyearly in advance,
Board, tuition, washing and stationery, per
Doesor's fees and medicine in ordinary GASES of III
mesa uor AID, per Rnnum 10
Entrance fec. to be paid only once..--...-.--. 10
-Entra Charges
German or Spanish IS
drawing
Use of Philosophical Apparatus and Chemicals... 10
Violin Piano, with of ins trument per month 4
Use OF instrument and music lessons (Brass Band)
School Books Stamps, and other DOL neceasaries
at current prioss
N. bail music lessons to DO paid for monthly
In advance.
his Grace, the Most Rev. Archbishop of New OrleAun
The Rev. Clergy of Algiers.
For further Details apply to the Rev. President 81
the College. or to
MIR. p. PoURsTNE,
OCT 75 ly No. 40 Gravier street. New OrisSns
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7 INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH
L Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans
And Bay st. LouiA. the Sea Shore

The government throughout this establishment n
mild and psrenta The pupils are never sop Hrated
the same for all In short. everything tends pro-
young ladies lntrusted to their raotherly care '''
The instruction is thorough and solid aud in harmony
n both English and Frenohj afi the branches Of know
taught by NATIVES Of eeepsctTe ocantres so q S
sure correct pronunciation
and distribution of premiums to which parents
Education the object Of special attention and
sohoitude Governing those placed under their cha
vor to inouloats principles Of solid pisty. require
nsti feelings Of respect and affection
Pupils Of an demon in ations are admitted
g Bs 81 the s
of St. heEs Sc SSd IN
Beading per three months --..-..----.-..--ss4 90
Hn-ranpHE' =, q. ---.----.-------..----' ~ " "
Music Lessons and OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
rs1ing Issnn ~
Patel S painting Socofdlng 70 the number Of pnplS
artificial flowers 10 taught to the boGrders without extra
For further particulars address "superoress of the
Academy Of the Sisters of ST. Joseph Bog 1884, New Or
''.-'.' ' i ''' . N"'' 'H''A' T ig6ia LAYTON.
deas 75iy o. D. ELDER Agent
ST. MARY's DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets,
Now OrIsauB.
This Academy, under the charge Of the Nuns of St.
Dominic, occupies beautiful site New Orleans
The plan Of instruction mites every advantage which
cAn contribute to education at solid and re-
Rned.
Board and Tuition per annum 5000 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the LIST Of September
For further particulars address
oc24 75Iy MOTHER PRIoREss.
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BEEF TONGUE.

We take acal pride in Offering this article to the
Trade 1t is the Creme de Ia Creme" of all goods.
Nothing Of the kind has been offered the Trade
that can compare with It in ellenoe It is
ourselves aud 10 entirely free from the ROOT OF THE
TONGUE. which Is really nothing but Corned Beef
Try case. and recommend t in the high terms
your Trade. The goods warrant 1t.
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asylums at Matches. Kinsis
sppi will receive boys aud girls boarders for Oh
charge Of $40 per month, always paid In advance.
This will pay for board. lodging washing and tuitaoR
Tho girls must pay extra afty ceuss por month for III
of the uniform.
Tho boarders will hav the fare and trestmsR
Is the orphans
This arrangement is made for the especiA aooousno
dAton Of Catholic families with limited means tbs
wSh to give their children plain Catholic edacatieR
a'ttlo expenses or at least to give them monahs
of particular preparation for their First CommunIcu
and Confirmation.
Children, however, who not Catholics viii aid
be received.
Apply to the Brother Director OF DEvereux Ha
Orphan Asylum or to the Sister Servant Of st. Mary
Orphan Asylum. Matches. Mtsaisappi. Ian n "
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CT. sTANIsLAUS COMMERCIAL. coILDa1
BAY 81. Louis. MIAarssPPI

This institution chartered by the State Lagtslaturo
and conducted by the Brothers Of Sacred HaaFS:
has been In successful operation 1855 Boautif
situated on the shores Of the Bay. mandnG sxt
view Of the Gulf and S6ordinR all the Sdva1farn
breeze and bathing the Summer, ito sDla
did location IL great Indictment 70 hOalthfnl ea3
and amusement for the pupils. The Commercial CouPa
comprises all the BREACHES Of good EnEsh OduoEt6R
BOard and Tuition, session, payable half yearly
advance
ROdding per soAslon, (Optiopa) 20 @
VsoasiOa II spent ct the instJtutiOn. g
EXTRA cHAB9EBS
Plano and Violin, PsF moRth, oLeh.. -......... go
Use Of flhAD POI 1oGAnsssss -
Erase instruments, Per Eonths -
Spanish and German languages, Per nontR, OaaR.s q
Tor further particulars, apply 70
BRO GABRIEL
mys 76Iv DiroStoP the bOuesa.
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosEPH's,I
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution Eavorably known
70 the people OF the South will enter itS Forty.
Afth Scholastic year
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I INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL IL
OF
The IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Thirty-Ninth aud Pine Streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.

This Institution, conducted by the ReliRioua Of IN
Good Shepherd, has for lie objects the traiuine a
young Rrls In habits Of plety and industry
1t the same time sOd English education.
Bedding per Annum, $3.50.
Music, Gold Em0 robbery and Artificial FowermaIdna
form extra charger For furth~T appiv -
aus rs y THE SUPERTOREGa
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=
Thts Institution Is 'cated tho above named haAlths
full little village, situated 'hs junction OF tho Masin-
ppI river aud the BAYOU LNfo1rons Is 10 ssa,be
at all OF both By rail aud WAtsr.
Parents will aud their tors In this Institu-
on ali the facilities for Christian aud hned educa
tun the cnurse OF iDstruntioi beiag the that
pur.ucd 1T st Ioseph's Academy. Emmettsburg MARY
land, of shich IL s breach. Tao buildinRe and
grounda spAoiOus and comm oouaL
In consideration OF The changed condition OF the
South tho terme have been uced psariy
Tho academic divided into .aons Of i've
months each; the hra comm snony Septem is1 and
the second February ist-
TERMS-PAyabls In Advance;
Board and Tuition, Including Washing meudIng,
bed and bedding. per session. ---....-..-..e Is %
French Language. --.--.-..-... 10 70
Tapestry Painting, etc extra charges.
Music, Plano. at Professors rrico
Books and Stationery, at current prices.
For farther particulars. references be made In
the different Institutions OF New Orfoans
by letter to tbs sisters At DON ald<ouvtls jy0 6m
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NIGHT SCHOOL
st. Alphonsus' Convent OF Mercy.

NIGHT SCHOOL
st. AlphonSus' Convent OF Mercy.
Hours-sP. N. to 81 r.H.'
Terms made known at the Convent
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Hours-9 4 \. to 5 n.
Lessons in Masic Vocal and Instru u,satan 6,o1s
Embroidery, Wax Work. Flowers. Dress MaEi1e 60
given In private or In class
. Particular attention KIvon to B0oK-KERPMG IN
the Boys Department 49,
ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADTTR.
Conducted by the Sisters OF Charity,
Near EmmitSbu-g Frederick County ksryin,A
This institution 10 pieaAan tiy situated In health
picturesque part of Frederick county Maryland fITs
mile from Emmitaburg and two milea from More 81
Aarys College 1t was commenced in 1909 and IreaS
Porated by the Legislature Of Maryland In IeIe IK
buiidinEs are convenient and spacious.
TERMS
The academic 10 divided into two sessions IN,
months each. wv
Board and TultioS per academic year, including
BOD and Bedding Washing, MendIng and
Dootcr teo. . nQSO 90
" ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. 10 -
The Academic year INTO two Scssioua Of va
months each beginning respectively the nrst Monday
Of September and the hFSt OF February.
Letters Of inquiry directed 70 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
nos rs Iy - Ioaenb's Ansdepv EmmitsbuT9 NJ
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MrrcHELHs
NEW SERIES OF" BIOGRAPHIES.
PUBLISHED
j. Fl. BUTLER & CO.,
723 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, Penn.
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FRESH BEEF.

This article Is excellent for Pot Pies stsws Mino,
the Tea Table.
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SMITH BROS. & CO.,
Nos SO, IS, 81 and Sc Poydras Street,
apl63m NEW oRLEANs
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan 81 1876
llse roSd 0 ordinary io,c Net receipts 1916 bales
Expors-To Great Britain 1,147 eoaswse, SIG. Sales
~ NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1876
gross 1887 Exports to the Channel, 379o Sales 900
MoBrLE Jan. 81. 1876.
Cotton easier middling. IKE low mlddlng, Ike good
coastwise i.07s. sales, 1900 Stock 94,eas.
SAVANNAH Jan 81, 1876.
Cotton easier mlddling, 1o34c low middling. Ils4c ;
good Ioc hsi 5ecsp & Dis' s2s
i,254 Stock. 9i.567.
Cotton quiet easy; middling. iii6e I21e low
mddns 2 rs s.e lec s0od SFdnsTy lo 1 lie Me'
1900 Stock. 57.o47.
Flour unchanged; sales LOO bsls Wheat quiet; No
M-susee club 81 20; No y white Michigan 81 81 g. extra IRA
Sea at @ Barley aGiss no held at 81 No.
SOssd and 2e for unooIsed per ton Mssd steady Shorts
SIT sis; shipstufs. Sis s2O middlings, s23 SIC
''' BUFFALO. Jan. 81, 1876.
corn, Al 543 do. oats $1,000 do; barley, l3o7s2 do
2oSi sG dS P'" s% malt 4s72 sSs GS
wheat. $500 bushels; corn eeooo do oats, 5000
1900 sSis wheat. ssSo5 bushels 1000 do;
O'iS az sSG ssns SS
cars hard Milwaukee on private terms cars white Meh.
Ssslseed 0i Rye S gectsd Barley in light request no
Iss a sld at fsa' @ heavy
TOLEDO Jan. 81, 1876
Flour steady. Wheat steady with moderate demand ;
No white Wabash 81 %; No. white Michigan, 81 90
No do 81 49, extra do 81 80; amber Michigan, 81 245s
February 81 24lS March, 81 81 April, 81 291 No. do
81 o. No. red winter 81 %; No. do 81 % rejected
DO, s1kc Corn quiet and weak high mixed held At 45c
fcredi grade, 43c damaged S9c Clover seed arm in
bushels wheat - 600 do corn 1900 do. oats Shipment
100 bbs aour 5000 bushels wheat, 1000 do 1000
do. eats =
Fourdul Western shipping extras "a - So fair fancy
Minnesota - - 80 25 medium choice winter extras
"a rs 81 20 Wheat In acove demand and higher No
spring, 81 O9Z; No do. STAG bid, spot sales at
euc 07i4c.. February; closed at 9Gzsc, February;
03kc., March; 81 OK, May No. . do. 76c. !;
rejected, $50 Corn dull and shade lower; No. 2
mixed, 4Oc cash 4Ol bid February 4Oxc 4O3sc hArch
45kc May rejected. 32e Oats quiet and weak; No. 2
3O3c and February rejected POKE Barley buoyant
and unsettled At 7sc. 7shc., spot: 72Hc, February
&C, March Rye quiet, but steady. Cloverseed In
fair demand and firm at - 81 10; timothy
easier bat not 9potaely lower poor 70 very prime 81 %
Pork active and higher at $l9 50 $40 So spot SIC 5
$40 rs April Lard rregupr but in the main higher a,
si2 Az a si2 90 May. Bnlk meats steady and krm.
whskey 81 u8 Reoeips-sOUu obls hour 5000 bushels
wheat $4,000 do corn 90 do 22OOO do. barley.
715 do rye Shipments-9OOO bbls hour 1900 bushels
wheat 5000 do i4OOO DO 5000 do barley $50
do rye. A. the afternoon call Of the Board-Wheat weak
and Tower 96hc February; 00hc March Corn easier
Al 3s7sc a 4Oc. February: 4Otc March Oats easier at
yJssc February; 3lc March, Pork hrmer AZ Sls of5a
$40 20 February, $40 S7s March Lard unchanged
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT QUIET AND 1-16C.
LowER-FUrUREs wEAK-FLoUR DULL AND
DRooPING-wHEAT DULL AND LowER-coRN
srEADY-oATs sTEADY-PoRK HIGHER-LARD
HIGHER-PETRoLEUM FIRM-SPIRITS TURPEN-
TINE QUIET-RosIN QUTT--oILs UNCHANGED
FREIGHTs QUIEr-CoFFEE oUET-sUGAR
QUIET AND NOMINAL.
MONDAY Jan. 31-6P. NJ.
The markets were generally dull and in some cases
prices lower. On Change breadsturs we're lower
but provisions were firm The 'call' went OF. very
well and the market values pork and lard esab
lshed without difficulty, though the sales small
Flour dull and dropping; wheat dull and lower
steady oats steady; whiskey steady; pork
and lard higher quiet coffee quiet freighs
also quiet; oils unchanged naval stores
generally quiet sugar quiet and nominal.
CoFFEK-The market for Rio quiet. We note sales
Of 40o0 bags Fred W. Carin reported l7c for fair
and at Mobile, 5000 bags, Snowdrop private
Mild coffee dull. We quote Ordinary cargoes. 5Ac. a
lee fair do l7lc IKE good do, lsc. 1916. prime
do. iszc. lsale Santos fair good l7lzc sizc.
gold ninety days; Java, government bags, 24c 2ec
do grass mats 2ic A27c Singapore do Zoe a2c Ceyon
I9c zoe: Maraeaibo lsc. al9hc Laguayra lsc I9c ;
Jamaica, i7sc Ice ST. Domingo l5Hc Ice Porto Rico
isc l9Sc. Costa Riea lec. 19Sc; Macsssar. 2oc q
2ic. Mexican lac. i9c Manila lsc. l9c. Angos
tura lsc i9he; Savanilla, l7Isc l9hc. Curacao.
lie. q laisc.
CorroN spot quiet and lice lower Futures
closed weak. Tho closing prices to-day compare with
Saturdays closing prices rs follows;-