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Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

Cor. of Main and Firsss. sOs California. s,,... SanA' Arizona San FraneissO, Cal James M. Barney. Successor to the Late Firm or William B. Hooper 6 Co.,, Continues the Business in ARIZONA and CALIFORNIA MP9RTER P9RTER ANB ANB W##99ttEEssAAEEEE E
 MERCHANT. MERCHANT. Shipping sss Commission Merchant
 WIlr Garry a Full prime Stock Of PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS. PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, HARDWARE, SADDLERY, SADDLERY, SADDLERY, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS, DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS,
 Selected to Exactly Suit Station Keepers, Miners,
 Ranchers and Freighters A SIZ ONA and MEXICO. solicIts Orders for Goods and Assures
 - Satisfaction. FREIGHT AND MFR
 CHAN DISE to any Part of the World - Insurins
 -desued. BUYS or MAKES ADVANCES ARIZONA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE. The SALE Of ORES and MINERALS
 a SPECIALLY. Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
 Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills. Special orders will be attended to by the 'an Francisco Branch House with prompt less and fidelity.
 All orders and commissions should be to
 JAMES VI. BARNEY, January @. Yuma. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

E. N. FISH, s. SILvERBERG, | Tucson, A. T. San Francisco.
 E. N. FISH & co. Large and Complete Stock IGENERAL MERCHANDISE, for sale at VERY Low RATES THE UNDERSIGNEDH HEREBY GIVES l notice Oi their
 Withdrawal from the Mercantile
 Association of Tucson, On July l, 1876, and now offer their entire stock of Merchandise at LOWER RATES THAN THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS HAS EVER BEEN
 SOLD IN ARIZONA TERRITORY, With determined purpose Of closing our
 business in Tucson on or BEFORE DECEMBER l, 1878, Therefore the public generally will ind h to their GREAT INTEREST to call
 and examine our goods and prices; and we also assure all that our
 stock Is very complete and adapted to the wants Of this country.
 We also oner for sale ss
 Great Bargains All of our Real and Personal Property in
 Pima County, including steam Touring, NH. Ranch. Live Stock, Store and Dwelling Houses.
 ETC, ETC.
 All persons indebted to us are requested tO make prompt payments on or before December l.; and all having claims against our Tucson house, will please present them for adjustment within the same time. EN. FISH & co. Tucson, July 1. 3g-tf DOAD STATION RECEIPTS READY Ilprinted and for sala chaaD at TuECW
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

GRAND OPENING LORD & WILLIAMS WILL DISPLAY FOR PUBLIC IN. W spection one of the Largest and Most AttractIvs Stock of Goods ever before Brought
 to this Market. The Great Eastern show of Kew
 Goods. They have arranged to have arrive Month ly, complete assortment Of such goods as the people Of Arizona want. and they Can Sell them at Wholesale and Re- tail Cheaper than they eanbe Afforded from any other
 Market, Not excepting the much eItolled Quay
 mas route. We have taken especial pains 10 import fine goods, such as we can warrant, and In the line Of
 Nice things ts Eat, We have endeavOrsd to cater to tn. tastes fall.
 We have Complete Stock of
 DRESS GOODS, CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
 HATS,
 nrA ArurNyn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
THE STORM.
The Gale at Key West-Havoc Among the
Shippivg.

The Gale Mt Key West-Uavoc Among the
Shippisg.
KEY WEST, october 2l.-Tbe gale which
Get in Yesterday, broke at eleven o'clock
last night Ths wind attained velocity OF
ninety miles per hour. Nothing can be
seen this morning of the steamtug Cooley
-Kleber, from Philadelphia for Galveston,
before reported ashore. The weather is
aazy. The steamer City of Boston, from
New York for Galveston, is ashore half ont
of water at Boca Chics. She struck last
night, and will probably come off after
liehteriDg. All on board saved. Mr.. Alb
bury, q passenger, died last night.
Terrible Hurricane at Havana.
HAVANA, October GA fearful hurricane
prevailed here all last night. Telegraphic
Communication throughout the whole
island is interrupted. The lines connect
ing with the cable are down, but will be re-
paired immediately if the weather allows.
The barometer is still very low, with signs
of another hurricane. The winds varied
from o1theast by east to northwest.
None of the American vessels in the har
Dor have suffered thus far.
In the city several buildings were severe
" demaged. Many trees in the public
park were blown down. One of the walls
and roof of the new theatre of Paynet, now
cons tructing, were destroyed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

Glove Factories Rurued.

Usove Factories Burned.
ALBANY, October 2l.-The glove factories
OF HodgsOn & Ricketts, and C. II. PAYNE, in
Johnstown, were destroyed by fire, involv.
cred by insurance.
Breaking MP q Lottery.
CINCINNATI, October 2l.-W.Y, Sedan.
Alex Hsrlsnd and n. Moses, manapers in
1rvington OF lotteries claimed to be drawn
under tho Frankfor grant, were arrested
to-day on affidavit accusing them of lille.
gally conducting . lottery. The parties
were released on bail to appear on Thurs
day next. Lottery wheel and other nipple
ments Of the Office were seized, and draw.
rings will probably cease for while.
Troops for South Carolina.
LOUISVILLE, October 2l.-Ore hundred
soldiers from Columbus, Ohio, passed
through here for Columbia, South Carolina.
General Hamptsn's Advice.
AUGUSTA, October 2l.-General Hampton
? u speech at Aiken to-day said: people
offer NO resistance to arrest, and submit
quietly to everything. If the United States
soldiers are ordered to fire upon the people.
the latter must not resist, bat bare their
breasts and be willing to die for the good of
the country. The people are determined
upon peaceful victory, and must give NO
pretoxt to their enemies to find the sliphteat
grounds for the charges made.
Deaths at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, October 2l.-Total intermenta
to-day eleven, of which five were yellow
6ever.
Sasw In the Msuniains-A Rist in the
Mines.
aALr LAKE, October 2l.-Snow in the
mountains ia this ueighbothood within the
pest few days to the depth of one to three
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
The Denver (Colorado) Necs of the tent
instant says:

4
The Denver tColorado) Ners of the tenth
instant says:
Ihere is no longer the shadow of a doubt
nOt only mat we have made q clean sweep
OF tne state, but that the Republican ma.
lor1ty II July LOO on the head of the
ticket, and much more on the lepialative
vote BY counties. These figures inciude ali
but two counties, one of which il certainiv
Republican and the other doubtful. The
returns from these counties, therefore. can
not possibly reduce our majority, and Demo.
Gratis themselves now c0ncede that thew
have been misled by false hopes of success
N counties which have gone Republican in.
stead OF Democratic. The San Juan region
mas dreadfully disappointed them. and 80
have Costills and Conejos counties, where
they sent large sums OF money to buy votes.
Ihey failed eignally, however, and this
combined with their bad luck in the San
Juan counties to change the result from that
on which their strong hopes were founded.
put mad they carried the SIX south Western
counties BY no larger msjorities than could
Fave been figured out of the actual vote
saey you'd have still bsen left behind
nom some Democratic quarter. The re-
solt OF the legislative contest is still more
gfaniylng. We have nineteen out of
wenty-slx senators, and thirty one Repre-.
sensanves IN . House of forty-nine, with a
chance OF etill stronger representation. This
lusti al those confident predictions that we
s woo.a eject between two.thirds and three
Ioortns OF that body, while the Democrats
But, in point Of fact, the bemoorsts hare a.
home have never felt really confident Of
anything, and their boastfui dispatches to
Eastern papers were sent out mereIv far
political effect in Ohio and Indiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
The CafOIinas.
A Washington special to the Chicago
Tribune October L. SAYS:


Tribune, October Is, says:
The Republican congressional committee
has advices which give strong reason to
hope that Hayes and Wheeler can carry
North Carolina. 1t appears that the joint
been of very great service to the Repub-
licans, and has revived the Union feeling
among the old Wings of that State, which
might not have been arrayed on the side of
the Republican party except for Vance's
atroci0us disunion sentiments and record.
1t appears also that the Democrats do not
dare to enter upon course of intimidation
toward the negroes in North Carolina, as
they have been advised officially by the
Republican Union men that any resort to
violence would be resented by force. The
North Carolina Democrats know that the
white Uni0nists of .the State are numerous
and resolute enough to make good their
word.
The committee is also certain that South
Carolina will give its electoral vote for
Hayes and Wheeler, Notwithstanding the
intimidation practioed by the Democrats.
The latter3do not venture to resort to such
measures in tho Southern counties, where
the negroes have such tremendous ma
jorities, for the whites we'll know that such
Q course would be answered by the torch.
intimidation il, therefore, resorted to in the
Republican Northern counties, where ne
groes are not 60 numerous. 1t is in these
counties only that troops are desired to
protect the voters. The Democrats have
troops. The delegation which is now here
only asks for three companies. If the re-
quest is granted, it is quite probable that
Colonel Merrill, who made such successful
Ku.Klux arrests in that State, will be placed
in command.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

Domestic Markets,

New YoRK. October 81, Evening.-Money close
At n Sterling 9snS SOD
> consols sss 0sOs. stocks dun and irregulsr
Sub tssn' sss salanos'-Gold' sAS'Hs'si'' cur
} The sub-tzeesurer paid out on account Of in
| terest go. 700; for bonds, nothing.
Customs receipts to-day $40 800.
The aoSzpS Is the Ssnt @ Leans de
| reserves decreased % 500 900.
Cotton closed steady: middlng uplsnds 1o5c;
gross $685. consolds ted ret receipts SIS exports
70 Great Britain $780, to France 2s77; 10 the con
1utuzss closed easy; sa'es 5000 bales. - follows:
October 10 q a0loAc; November 10 g a0lO IS 1sc;
December nkall ssae; January II il:32allhc;
saSise ssv II Ssis 1se ju1 i aRl
| 2l7-a2cs August II l9-adl2sc
os 1Sss
irregular and unsettled; lower only limited e1.
II 9 Co :sseeg
| 20 frm prices without decided chance. Oats
and rn Is ssSis for new Beef quiet. Lard on
the spot lower; prime steam 10 lSc; closing offer
| 1t l0l2kc. Coffee quiet and firm, sugar quiet
n0mlnaI New Olleans scarce. Turpentine quiet;
3sc. Rosin unchanged. Freights less active and
CGcaeo October 7I.-Flour easier; Western ex.
trss % 1s06; Minnksot e5 1s07. Wheat active
and lower; No. Chicago spring 81 09z al 10 bid
Corn unsettled and lower: . i 043kc cash. Oats
easier; axe cash OF November. Rye easier; 6l0
6Ihc. Barley h.avy; s3c cash. Pork dull, weak
and lower; el6 37k cash. Lard dull weak ana
lower: $500 cash. Bulk meats dull and lower;
shoulders CSC; short RIB middles 8Sc; abort clear
middles SIC. Whisky 81 10.
e. LOUIS. October 2l--Feur quiet; buyers and
No. red fall 81 "A bid cash; No. do 81 lac
l Hk. Corn inactive and lower No. mixed Az
04l&c. Oats dull and lower No. 33kc
Rice dull; soc. Barley steady and unchanged.
Whisky steady and unchanged Pork duh and IN.
changed. Lard dull and nominal summer 81 aloe.
Bulk meats inactive and lower; packed lots Of new
shoulders 70sSc; clear rib sides aye; clear sides
skc; old i 0ac higher. Bacon irrf gular. unset.
tied ard lower shoulders "A 0rlc; clear rib sides
81 09ac clear tides 81 d9A c. Hogs dull and lower;
IS IS; bacon IS 2sos So Cattle dull aad un.
changed little doing.
CIScMHA1. October 2l.-Flour firm and un-
CHANGED Wheat steady and in fair demand; red
81 1901 Is. Corn quiet and steady at 47048c.
Data quiet and unchanged. Rye insctivs at &c.
Barley steady for choice, 81 1901 Is; low grades
il excessive supply and neglected. Pork quiet;
jobbing at Sic SSdl7 Lard steady; steam rem.
dered l0sc; kettle 101lOs 0lohc. Bulk meats
steady and in fair demand; shoulders Tar c. clear
NIB sides 81 055sc: clear sides esd8&c. Bacon
steady and in iair demand; shoulders 7k07lc;
clear riS sides skdSac; clear sides ga 0l0c |
Whisky in good demand at dull prices; 8 Ii. But
ter dull and unchanged. Hogs quiet and steadier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

Somebody says: "Man is the only animal
that blows his nose. The alligator has
blows it. The elephant can reach over his
nose and tickle his hind legs, and he often
does, but he never blows it. The blue.
nosed baboon has Q cerulean proboscis, Of
which the noblest animal may feel proud.
but it goes uubl0wn. The double-nose
pointer has immense capacity for blowing.
but he never will, and the oyster, whose
nose reaches clear round to his back, re-
Trains from exercising it. Man alone has
to reach to the height of q pocket handker-
chief, and be proudly waves his bandanna
as sufficient evidence of his superiority"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
INV uRIAANS RnPUNIOAF, SUNDAY OCTOBER ~ 1875

arc in . largo majority THAR numbers give
them confidence. and they are not cowed -
they arc in the Districts Of tho uphill ccun.
try, where tho intimidation is 60 great
The delegation here believe that the rifle
clubs will not attempt any violence in
south of thst, a. the negroes there are
sbundantly able to protect themselves
against White League sggressions, and
have the courage to do it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

OF Waehin&tDo, and Wayman, Of Balti.
mora. The object Of the meeting ives e a.
range detstls and Az . programme tor tAeiz
annual vieitations to the different churches
on0er their charge and to confer With the
boards OF education, missions finance and
publication, which BODIES were also IN
session.
Probabilities.
om,. c,, VA s;i D:st oss..s
Warrington. October 81. is56-E9O z. u.
For the Bsst Cult States, falling, followed by
rising barometer, souftherly Winds shifting to
cooler. nOrtherly. partly cloudy weather and rain
In the Vert Gulf st,tes. rising barometer, cooler
northwest to northeast winds. partly cloudy
Csutionary signals cont nue. along the Few Eng.
land coast.
River and Marine News.
Soysnwss1 PASS. October 1l.-Arrived last even.
ing teamship Knicterbocker. Kembe, master.
from New York to A. MoultOn: German steamship
Frankfurt, at A. n, Klpghist, master, twenty
fJuc DAYS from BIe men, via Havfe, to z. r. EtOcg-
MEYER Go; Swedish bark Victoria. Plessentein,
ter; Italian bark Antonletta, Ferraoa. mas er,
eighty DAYS from Ma, settles, vis Glbralter
from Havana to master: Norwegian bark Bravo.
Christopher sim master, fifty days from G!0uces.
ter, England, for orders; Norwegian bark Ocean.
for orders SAilsd-S:eAmsh:p New Orleans, ios
New York.
6HRBvsPoRf, October 2l.-No a-riva'a De.
parted-(l hord, for the coast Raining hard all
the afterl DON.
vIoKsBuRs. October 2l- Weather warm and
cloudy. D0wn-Kstie. at ii P. II. Cp-PaIgoud,
at5P.M N.
HAnPHn, October 2l.-The river fell five ipches;
row feven feet eleven inches. Beavy rain storm
this afternoon, with prospect Of continuous rain
to night. Maximum thermometer 76o. Arrived
J. W. Gaf from Cincinnati. Departed-Ruth, for
White river; Garland. for Arkansas river; Robert
M,fa hall and !horn kpe FIJI nf
vicksburg and st. Gerevieve, for st. Louis.
CAIRO, October 81. -Arrived-Susie Silver, from
New Orleans, at midnight; Colorado, from st.
Louis, at p. II. Departed-Future City. for New
Orlesns, ct p NJ; Susie Silver, for st. Louis, at
! NJ; Colorado, for vicksburx, at P. ~; James
feet one inch and falling Weather rainy ard
warm.
81. Louis. October 2l.-Departued-Fanny Tatum
and Atlantic and barses, for New Orleans; Helena
for vicksburg. River has fallen two inches.
Weather cloudy and warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

, tioa Of pesoe 10 his surrender, when he will
b treated 10 prieoner OF war.
Lame no rstiOpe, except after such sur
reader, and when fully eatieied that the
Kndians can be held 1t the agency.
Mako Every preparation to defend the
agency, stores and property. The military
will cooperate a. far es possible.
s. A. GALPIN,
Acting Commissioner.
81. PAUL. October 81 The Pioneer Press
Bismarck special says: General Sturgis,
with eight companiee of cavalry, three of
infantry and Q section of artillery, moved
south yesterday on the east side Of the Mis-
sour; General Terry, with four companies,
moved south on the west side. Nobody
knows where they are going.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

MHA6rA Hay . AoHIo IuIl1I1H 10 JIG IOt1VWuNB
mort. Their quotations represent actual sales Z
frsf handa Weighing, bundling, dray1go q
eommission have to be added:
steer hides city slaughter. over s. ms, Pm 80
Steer hides city slaughter 20 to 84ns, 2 b . q
steer hides city slaughter. under 70 ns, y h -07
Cow hides, city slaughter, as they run, y b -
Kips city slaughter, 20 to "a lbs, p fb...... % y
Kips city slaughter, Is to % ns, y r...... -0H
Calf skins. each. -
Country hides, Hint. % to Is be, y n...... -0b
Country hides, flint, damaged, half price.
Beeswax, prime yellow, p fb.............. 108
g. sSsn;; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.::::: g:
Tne hide market is stesdy, with q large Wuekt
business at unchanged prices. Among Other -
we mole $40 heavy wet sailed steers city slsneb
ter at s1ssc, 1000 light steers and cows q IN
500 city kips at 8h use, 400 country wet sailed 8
&c, so 60 At 7Ao 1000 dry salsed at lie, ard II
iiur 3: lsc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
IMPORTS.
ERw Y0RK-Stesnahip MISUNDERSTANDING
RECEIPTS OE PRODUCE;


st LOUl3-EteAmex Bee and barges -3lsS bbls
nour 576 half bhls dour 2s3 bbls pork 80 to- ~
ESQ buckets lard los kegs lard 3l7 Gases lard ~
"a corn 2e6o AXIS Data 991 sks bran 1870 bAaeo ~
40 eka 0tlcAke ll5O bbls oil 1913 Gases oil
WASHIN0TON-SteamerT yenton-s98 bA21o -
ton 1854 aka cotton seed II sks seed cotton end sur
dries 8,
GRAND BCORE-Steamer C Il Durfse-lls bala1
cotton and snndr1es
Observation-Disclosures Bonnie Lee $50 bale>
cotton - aka cotton seed es head cattle and Gu1'
drses
BAYOU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bsrtha-s7 sSS
molseses 's6 sks rough rico IS hags cotton end Cur
LOWER CoAST-steamer Roe Farmsr-,ssbas
rice and suncfies
LOWER COAsT-Steamer Isabsl-ls hhds mGf
dries
LOwHR COAsT-steAmsr Mary Ida-A bblsdl
moiSeoee S6S ske rough rico and sundries
81 observation-disclosures George SpAngi
~ aoJ 14lee cotton ia aka cotton Sod II bbls ay
~ 0CIo @oaesee and gundX1oo 81.
bA1Ou HARA-Steamer OuaChitA Belle-33l b
c3ts0n 145o AKA cotton seed 64S sks rough riee "
nnes sugar SlA bbls molAssos 2 halt bbls nele
sPRINa1RLD-s schooner victoria-s balss =
Ton oAlo noas 5000 feet lumber and sundries
RECEIPTS BIZ RALROAD6.
H1W ORLRAKo AND MOBILE RAILROAD. -
tooer 5l.8l4 bales cotton ITS akp cotton 80
40 oAlt 1873 pea meat In bulk Is oks bacon -
pe0o@ - tCs hams and aundrieo -.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD ~
toeer Sl-l3 hhds sugar - bbls nolaasee 49,
dies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
EXPORTS.

NFW YORK AID MEXICAN PORTS-StesnahD
Cuba-For Tampieo-.0 bbls -four too Lard l -
butter 10 bbls potatoes bbls onions 10 bbls apsD
81 pkge mdse-For Tuxpen-t case mdse 50 empg
bbls-For Vera Cru1-252 bales cotton 10 to- h1n
$50 bxs rAisips csses mdse
LIVERPOOL Steamship Car0tins-33l0 bolee
cotton $3.50 axis corn 253 aka oilcake 5000 stsvD
MISUNDERSTANDING Lizzie-ll00 sks corn A.
SKIS oats and sundry mdse
PkNSACOtA-Steam amer Anite-300 bbls leuf u
sks corn 20 bbls hisky 100 sks oats IS ID besa
na<s cones 10 bales hay 10 hhds sugar clD Saso
staves
PALKRMO-Bark A6eline Adams-4l6 hhds y
hacoo 54CO slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 1900 bales
at irregular prices, part of the business showing
DO change. and . psrt an improve meut n yester-
DAYS reduced rates Of partial i in come grades
and . full NC in others. which We have con-
formed our quotations. We give also the figures
and report Of the Exchange, ~ below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

The Emperor of Morocco is troubled
with an extensive harem, and without
wishing harm no one wants to stand In his
morocco ohOes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22

COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared los 247
Same time last

Il
Same time last year.. s.. ia
| To-dav's exports embraced $40 bales to Liver
! pool, 2si7 to How're, and 253 to Vera Cruz.
against 1881 on last saturday and 1886 Last year
bales sgsin.t 10, sss last year-increaee IS .sss
The Exchange telegtams make the receipts at
SIS Ssles, against lat week and 70 80 last
sss.5i up e THURSDAY noon, october H. Lass sesT~
sss 4 . Gss B as, $500
the continent 2s17 bales, against lO257 last week
and 8s3 Last year.
ass bales, against s72 $50 last week and sSs IL
lroBACCo-Tbe only sales r. ported to-day were
sale 10 estimated st $3.50 hhds We continue to
quote = follows Low lug. sk0skc; medium to
lsc: good Solo: ns isolsSo: ssiectons 1sS dc
Received since last evening. none; exported, 4l6
bhas to Pa,e e as stock on hand BY cur running
FREtaHrs- We reported two chips
for Havre.t c for cotton and the day before at
erpoo1 Our outside quotations are for consizn.
ments. We continue to quote - follows:
Bremen ii.isd: to New York 10; to Boston, Proy T.
dence and Philadelphia. via New York. 10 Grain
By ssii-Ootton 70 Liverpool lss20kd. tn H.vr.
ls.l60lc; to Bremen l6c, and to Genoa II "a
0UOAh-nSCflVcO tnlB morning 20 hlda The
market is irregular and unsettled, and prices are
nominal. No demand for white clarified and vel
low clarified. though the better grades Of open
kettle are in demand Good fair sold at exc; fully
fAir loo; open Kettle centrifugal 1850 p Is. Yei,
low clarified 10 offered ct loa olohc p b.
MOLASSES-Received this morning 469 bbls and
81 half bbls The market is lower buy ers taking
only such goods as they require for present use
Prime sold at ss0s6c; strictly prime 5705sc. and
choice at Coo y gallon.
FLOUR-Thtre appears to be less apprehens sion
of immediate war in Europe and the active de-
mand and the excitement previously noticed has
subsided There we're few or no buyers about t..
day. except for low grades. inst arrived Of which
the market was previously bare. The mar
ket Is now quiet. but steady and strong. with
small stock. and scarcity Of all grades below low
treble extra. The sales to DAY are confined to
1853 bbls. of which 60 single extra at o. 62k; IS
do ct - IS; "a low treble extra ct 6s 62k; so
and IS do 81 s. e7h; 100 choice extra ct 81; loo
do at 81 in; 25 l60 aud 400 bbls private terms
single extra IL quoted at - 62k a. IS; low treble
extla es k0s s7k; good treble extra o606 50:
choice fanilv 81 2s01 50 y btl
CORN MEAL-Light supply but no demand.
Holders AK e2 50 2 Dbl, without salss, though
3 bbs choice and fresh brought % IS q Dbl
Dealers arc jobbing ct - S = boz
0RITS-DeN nom nIDt hands, - tho landing. n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-22
LIST OF LETTJERS

Renalnlng - ~ New Oy3eaas Reseo0eo
October -. 1879.
Once hours On Sundays from I 4. II. 70 p. II.
Persons calling for these letters win please say
Advertised" and give dstA.