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mon pOste. moi!
-Veus 4ftes un insolent!
L'insulte est par trop forte
~ 'ire soaxp6e ct tait I'm geste me
naeant.)
-Hors la garde! I! a moi !.
hors Ia garue!
Et l0n account en- foule ct For
arr6te le lieutenant.
Cest dams Ia matinee du 5 juir
1908 que &c passait cette scene
sur la place DUN petit village
fEspagne, d quelques lieues des
frontieres du Portugal.
Bient0t les maraudeurs arri>
vent: le capitaine, fnrieux, les
fait desarmer ct jure qu'ils seroat
fusilles avec IL lieutenant.
-Tant mieux! s'ecrie le plus
vieax des trois, qui jadis await
etc decOre sur le champ de baz
taille; une bale fait moins souf-
fir que Ia faim.
En- pays Granger, la Justice
militaire est expeditive. Deja,
pour le lendemain, est convooue
un simulacre de conseil de guerre
ct Fexecuti0n dOit avoir lieu sur
Fheure.
Les quatre prisonniers sont con
fies d Ia garde dun vieux sergent
pour etre conduits au quarter
general. Lescorte part au milieu
de la mutt. On marche dams le
plus profond silence, au milieu
lie ces montagnes OH le hanc des
rochers ct le fond des ravins
semblent, a chaque pas, vomir
des guerillas. On arrive sur les
bords du Tage, l'anbe Va paraitre.
Mon lieutenant, voici le
Tage, ct Pennemi est maitre de
Pautre rive.
Que veux-tu dire 2 .
-VOuS SaveZ nagerf
-Paix mon brave, paix! Je
veux nourir en- homme d,hon.
neur.
-Vous 6tes victime dune hor
rlble Injustice; fayez, mon lieute-
nant.
Non. non, jamais!
-Nous n'avez done pas de
mere Que yOnS Snnhaitiaz amhr,s
ser encore
Ma mere i.... Mais, mes
amis, vous rlsquez votre vie.
-Du tout; nous dirons que
nous avons etc attaques, ct que
rons avez profile du desordre de |
IA mutt pour nous 6chapper.
dependant. -. ,-
-AllOns, mes braves, dit lie
sergent OH s'adressant aux autres
prisonniers, sauvez votre lieute-
lant ct sauvez-vous vOus- msmes.
Et les trois grenadiers entraf-
lent lie lieutenant vers le fleuve.
La vague retentit. ct puis le
,Tuissement dininue. >. ct puis
''cst q peine IN mur'nure. o.. lis
'Ont sauves.
A peine avaient ills fait dix pas
u nilieu des citI0nniers Qu'ils
'utendent une nombreuse caval.
lie qui s'approche. lis s'arre-
ent inmobiles. :, LIE jour croft
nais 4 travers les brouillards Qui
'elevent audessus de la vall6e, a
'eine peuvent-ils sc reconnaitre
ux-memes. Deja lis distinguent
4 vOix des ennemis. lis wont les
DIR de pres, ct, cette fois. ce nest
as pour les cOmbattre !...
-Feu erie une voix.
Une d6charge de carabines Sc
ait entendre. IS
-Merci, dit le jeune lieutenant
II tOmhant. Du moins, &c n'est .
as une balle franeaise 81.
- E.y.. Trilly. 1
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Tax Notice.
OFFICE OF TAX COLLECTOR

OFFICE OF TAX COLLECTOR
PARISH OF LAFOURCHE
July 25th 1877.
You are hereby notified that the Police
Jury Ofthis Parish has levied an ADDITIONAL
TAX OF Two AND ONE HALF mills on the dol
lar coliectible a. ONCE. shall proceed to
collect same with the other taxes, from
those persons who have not yet settled !;
and those who have already paid, are here
by notified and requested toisettle at once
this tax. to avoid penalties and costs.
p +. LORIO.
2&ly.4t Tax Collector.
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OURAGAN.-Mr. Il. II. Allen,
an des planteurs les pins accredi-
tes de la paroisse, evalue 4 six
pour cent, la perte oceasionnee 4
Ia recOlte de sucre par IL dernier
Ouragau.
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Sans parler, bien entendu. de
Ia bibllotheque ct DIES collections
Pobjets Dart, nj de la fortune
particnliere de Nine. Theirs ct dc
Nile Dosne. a
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Aux Nos. 81 ct S3 de la rue du Canal.
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE.
CHAPEATy

CHAPEAUX.
4 YANT TRANSFERE mes mapasins ,le,
1ANos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 lie Ia rue Vieille-L a.
wee aux Nos 81 ct 81 dc In rus. slua
Canal, jannOnce respectneusen,en an
public en- general que jj'ai, atm lie reponire
q Paccroissement de mon commerce lie plns
fort stock d.habillements. de chapeaux,
de lingerie dhonmes, dc jeuucs gents et
de .lennes garesns--stOck tel quill NV en- n
JaInais eu q la Nouvelle Orleans. J invite
mes amis ct ines clients ne vcnir rexauIf.
ner ct s'assurer des lrix.
"A 1avenir, comm" par lc passG, 10 ue ne
gligerai rien pour f,ipe fnce aux bog ,ins ,le
la place. Je serai tomjours pret a remplir
tous les ordres igrands GU pctits) y .habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes cs
peces ct de tous genres, depuis les vatemcnts
communs d'habitations .jusqu'au linge do
toilette le plus tin. Les prix de mes articles
bic. F'
Les cominandes de Ia campagne sont Fob
jet dune attention immediato. ...
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 .ct 80 dc la rue du Canal
ia oct-76
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS,

MIR. JOHN BOSIO, PhOPRIETAIRE
vl du RESTAURANT DE> QEATRE-SAIsoNsI
previent ses alnis de Ia vile ct de la cam
payne, ansi que lie pnblic en- generate, uu
a transfere son restaurant du No. I5.S dc
Ia rue de Chartres au No. HI de l.. meme
rue, pres de St-Louis II profile de cette oe-
casion pour renercier le public ct sollicite
Ell meme temps Ia continuation dc son bien
veillant patronage. II nforme en- outre ses
amis quill "A DIES salons partculiers au pre-
mier, ct des cliambres meublees Il louer b "a
scmaine on an mois. Les persoDnes d. IA
vile ct dc la calnpagne tronyeront tout ls
comfort dfsrable.l le Restaurant sera ouvert
iusqu'a ninult' tGv T5.l
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Notice.
FREIGHT! FREIGHTU

Les bataux ne pouvant plus entrer alans
ie Bayou, Mr.. l.. ID. Gossin, Went d,6tablir
une lisne reguliere de chalands, pour lie
transport du freight de Donaldsoivill. a
IhlbOdaux. ct rice rersa. Cette ligne Sc com
pose dc deux chalands tous meufs. con
stralts expressement pour la navigation du
Bayou, LatoMche Pattey e. Belle Laura.
LIE freight sera 1Glivre tous les landings
des prix noderes,
Sept.I 1877.
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REToUR.-Aples quiuze jours
.d'absence, lie Maile de notte vile
nous est revenu gros, gras. bien
,poEtant ct par dessus tout, frais
CONNIE une rose.
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Avis.

BUREAU DE L'ASSESSEUR, }
PAROlssE DE LAFOURCHE
ThibOdaux Lne, Is Aont 1877,
AVIS est tonne que le tableau d'Assesse-
ment pour lannee 1877 est main tenant de-
pose an Bureau du Recorder de la paroisse
irente jours sont d0nnes. contorm6lnent d
"a l0l pour CORR ger toute erreur.
K. K. MCBRIDE,
Asaesseur, ParOisse Lafourcle.
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InforlnatiOns Locales.

JURY DE POLICE.-La session
,rfguliere du Jury de Police aura
lieu lundi proclaim dams la sale
,d'audiences de la Maison de Cour.
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Plantsars, sucriers, attention !!
BlsQlfte de chauI, de

I E seul agent u auliseptiquc, defe.
Acateur ct dccOlOrisa leur. par
fait, pour le JUS de cannes- II est
employe par tous les plantenrs qui d6sirent
talre du sn ere au grain ferme ct peu de me-
lasse. Vingt-six ans d'uu success complet
en- prOuvent la superiorit6.
J'ai vendre cinq cents tonneaux de
''poudrette, lie grand engrais, tait d'excrG-
ments humans, H. BONNABEL,
Au No. 81 de In rue North Peters, entire
les rues DOuanc ct Bienville. 9sep-2m DID
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KIP & RUCH. '.'''
Moulin a Riz Perseverance

tIOus les Prix deternes aux Foires do III
TAT De Ia Louisiana pOnr lGci,lase du rix.
depu's 1873 jusqu'a aujourd' d'hni.l ~ "A
ell face de la place du vieux Dcpot. 3ma
r...... Distsict.
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.
Nettoye 42O barils par jour.
LES SACS SONT FOURNIS GRATIS
Prix.
10 ...........-........ Cent
10 S..-..-.... ~
NO j. -.-........S.......4 "'tH ng
JNO M. WALSH, Agent
Oct IL "a ...,.r,r a.
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NEW ORLEANS.
c. JAUBERT & Gle

T.. JAUBERT e CIE.h
-IMPORTATEURS DE-
Marchdndises seches, .etrangeres ct
Americuines.
Cotons, lndiennes, Rubans, Bon.
neterie, Mouchoiss. etc etc.
20 Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE-ORLEANs,
Cette maison deja bian connue mar son
anciennet6 go ans dexisteuccl ct le bas
prix de ses articles, offre aux marchan,ls
des Compagnes. Passortiment le plus com.
Flet ct le plus varie de marchan,lises secl,e.
Cette nlaison reeoit chaque semaine de
n"'tseanx cEvois du Nord ct de rEurole
ct met un soin tout particulier remplir les
ordres qni lui sont a,lresses' (ll sept rs la
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Depuis que Nine. Gamard a seule la di.
rection de fHOtel on est servi aussi bien
que dars n'importe quel etablissement de
la NouveIle'Orleana. Voyageurs venez ct
vous serez satisiaits. (ljan.77. Ian.
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On peat, en- I'm jour, appren.
DIRE a'jouer du piano
ct de l'orgue!

I demande d,excellents agents pour In
". Vile dc Thibodaux ct ses envirOns.
OCCASIONItARE-S
A. z. NORTON. Box 3l3, Atlanta, Ga.
25aoAtT7 -6f.
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q: DUFARD,
Commission Merchant.
And Dealer in
co U n L Il Y RODU CE.
Moss. Hides. Fnrs, Wool, Poatoes. Moias-
sss, Rice, Sugar, Coaon, Chickens Eggs.
etc., etc.
No. 49,. Decatur Street. No. lD
sepg6 NEW ORLEANS.
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lily assez de monnaie de Ia caisse dc
Ia paroisse pour payer les warrants ennis en-
1917, jusqu'au No. 453 inclusivement, ct
cenX 'e ennis en- lS6970-7l-72 73, jusqu' All No.
1892 inclusvement. ts
,,.. +. SAMOAN,
at.llU. Tresorier de ParOicse.
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AVIS!

AUX PORTEURS DE WARRANTS DE
PAROISSE !t.
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Standing Committees.

President Winkler, of the Board OF
Aldermen, has announced the following
Standing Committees for the year:
Finance - Messrs. Rlthert, Voight,
Young, Geiger.
Board of Public Works-Messrs. Refs,
Mackey, Fieber, C0rbett, Mithoier.
Streets - Messls. Corbett, Duncan,
Cline, Setchel, Brickel.
Sewerage - Messrs. Geiger, Renau,
MithoIer, Riley, Frilz.
Law and ConJraCts-Messrs. Brickel,
Fake, Refs, Young, CorbeLt.
Claims-Messrs. Geiger, Hu6Ord, Refs,
Mackey, Allen.
Police and Prisons-Messrs. Mackey,
Fie Der, Riley, VoHht, Hagerly.
Fire Department-Messrs Lee, Roth
ert, Mackey, d cks. Geiger.
Lighi-Messrs. Volght, Fake, Roth
ert, Hagerty, williamson.
Markets-Messrs. Fieber, Dicks, Fritz,
Weight, Lee.
ell, Setchel, Lee, Young.
Avenues, Roads and Canals-Messrs
Frtz, Mithoier, Hagerty, Young, Allen.
Messrs. Riley, Young,
Refs, Geiger, Mithoier.
Public observation-disclosures. Fake,
Fritz, Dicks, ALI, Mackey.
Common Schools-Messrs W illlamson,
Brlckel, Renau, Duncan, Lee.
Pubic Buildings and Offices-Messrs.
Duncan, Rothert, Alf, Brlckel, Cline.
HeaIth-Messrs. Renau, Fake, Mltho-
fer, Williamson, HutlJrd.
Parks-Messrs. Hutord, Setchel, Lee,
Rothert, Dicks.
Uniyersity-Me Messrs. Allen, ALI, Ri.
ley, FieDer, Duncan.
EIeeti.ne-Messrs. Fake, GeIger,
Lee, HuffJrd, ALT.
Steam Railroads - Messrs, setchel.
Mackey, Allen, Voignt, GeIger.
Street Rtilroads-Messrs. ALI, Huc-
ford, Glue, Fritz, FieDer.
Condemnation and Vacation-Messrs.
Mithofer, Setchel, Dicks, Geiger, Re-
nau.
Grades-Messrs. Cline, Fake, Cor
bett, Hufford, An. -
New City Hall-Messrs. Duncan, RI
ley, Geiger, Cline, Corbett.
Military Affairs - Messrs. Young.
Brickei, Williamson, Vvight, Hagerty.
observation-disclosures. Cotnert, R.is,
Young, Duncan, Mr.. President.
Annexatiou-Mes Hagerty, Mack
ey, FrlIz, Fieber, Cline.
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Geo. II. Meyers to ]. Mccormick, warrant
deed, 1901, Lot No. 80, Meyers subdivision, In
Twenty-brst Ward, being 81 feet front on the
east side OF Purcell avenue by lao feet deep be-
tween Warsaw Pike and College street.
Joseph Ii. Andrews and wife to John Shillito,
warranty deed, $1,000, part OF Lot No. 1888, in
James Ferguson's subdivision, being 22 feet .
inches front on the north side Of George by n
feet deep. lying las feet east of Elm street.
Fri II. Jewett and wife to Jacob IL. Hess.
warranty deed, $500, Lot 6, JewetG & Ferris
subdivision of lots in Town Of Linwood, being
rs feet front, on Union Bridge Turnpike, by
LOO feet deep, to an alley.
Peter Jacobs and wife to Theresa Yotei,
warranty deed, $3.50, Lot 33l, James II. Oil
ver's second addition to tGWn OF Lockland,
fronting l0O feet on Nam street by 100 feet
deep, also fronting 1903 rect on Clarke street,
De.ng the corner lot Of Clark street and Main
avenue.
ElnOr Meeker to d. S. Vanpelt, quitclaim
deed, $1, 26H acres in northwest quarter OF
Section "a, township 4, Range l, sycamore
Township.
Charles Steinmann to Steinmann q Metzger
lease for years Ii months at an annual rent
OF $4O0, Lot %, j. e. Benkenstein's subdivision,
being 25 feet front on east side Of Spring Grove
avenue by 9S feet deep, lying 775 feet north oil
Harrison Pike.
Philip Steinmann and wife to Chas. Stein
mann, lease for IL years at an annual rent OF
SjUO, conveys same premises.
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The last concert OF the season, by the
Cincinnati Grand Orchestra, was given
at P.ke's Music Hall last night, and
was, in all respects, grand finale. The
close OF the ourth season finds the G n
cinnati Grand Orchestra 80 firmly set
tied in the affections OF our people, that
there is no doubt OF brilliant future
for 1t, with more generous support
than 1T has ever mad before. 1t has done
more to educate Cincinnati to an appre.
citation OF really fine music than any
other one organization. IL has not only
been leader and educator itself, but
has been the firm reliance amt indis.
pensable aidof all our other fine musical
associations.
On all occasions when the musical
credit OF our city was at stake 1t las
borne Itself with dis inction, and has
many time done SO well as to make up
lor shortcomings by others That would
have otherwise been remarked. That
the next season may be opened under
sLIll more favorable auspices and u sup
p 'rt as substantial as is deserved lie
gwen the Cincinnati Grand Orchestra
Is the wish OF hosts OF admirers and
friends. This wish OF Itself viii 20 far
towards making it SO.
Miss IL IllWagen's fine contralto voice
was listened to with great pleasure by
The audience last night. She WAS llL-
Tie nervous, but sang quite well.
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ODD WAGERS.

The ingenuity of those who are given
to the habit OF betting is rem trk able.
Almost every event that happens ~
made the peg for IA wager. When it was
su posed that Napoleon was about to
cross the Channel into England, it is
SAID that innumerable sums of money
were staked on his coming or not COM
ing. Everybody has heard the ghastly
stories that have been told OF Wagers
laid by frequenters of Ola Bailey when
that thoroughfare was almost every
week the scene of public execution.
and now that pubic executions have
been abolished there are tnUse VINO can
still Rnd the subject for bet in the pos
sibllity OF a reprieve arriving for u Con-
demned criminal.
A much more agreeable, and a scarce
ly less original wager, was that we'll
known one in which poor student
stood TO win a considerable sum OF
money il he could inuuce the handsome
daughter OF the principal OF his college
to kiss him in public. The well-known
story goes that he presented himself be-
fore the amlabie beauty as she was cross
ing the college quadrangle, explained
that he was poor, strug Cling student,
and that by very simple and inOffenl
sivs concession OH her part she m gut at
once relieve him OF all monetary ankle
Lies and enable him TO pursue his stud
les in peace and coin ort. The lady did
not scream or 20 into Mysteries, but like
Il heroine worthy OF a land where Mary
Walkers flourish, she smiled aud kissed
him, and passed on her benevolent Way.
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The SOutAerm ROad.

AT 3 O'Clock tnls afternoon The South.
ern Railroad Trustees were to meet the
subcommittee OF the incorporators OF
the Southern Railroad Company on The
following questions:
"ReSoIVed, That committee be ap.
pO!nted to confer with the Trustees OF
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad, to
ascertain
81. What portion OF the road is com.
pIeted ready TO be operated, and lis
present condition.
~. what The condition of the untin-
lshed portion of The railway, and wnen
it will be completed.
'3. Tne estimated amount of money
that VIII be required TO complete the en-
tire road.
"a. The terms, condition. g., nn which
the trustees viii lease the completed
portion OF the road TEN orarilV, and
otner portions as completed, to the Gin
cinnatl Southern Railroad Company.
70. Tie amount of MOI ey that Will be
required To equip the road for present
purposes, ana the probable amount of
other necessary aud current expenses.
rs. Any other information concerning
the railway aud its prospects that may
be ol interest or value 10 the corpo-
ratorS."
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NEW YoRK. April 2s-Flour; No. 2. s8a7:su-
per State and " estern, " 6Oa8: common 70
good extra, So 25a8 50 good to choice, S8 35a8 60
white wheat. extra, IS 5la9 20: do fancy, % 30
all Is: extra Ohio, So goa ~ 25; ST. LOUIS IS 70
all; Minnesota patent, $I0al2 ~. Rye -four
W estern, IS I5as 50. Wheat: inferior un.
graded spring, 81 80; Nc. Chicago spring.
81 80: No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 Goal 95; No. 3
Chicago spring nomlna, at 81 95; winter quiet
and held decidedly higher Rye excited and
hi CHER: Western, $lal ~. Barley scarce aud
advancing. Malt strongly upward: Six -rowed
state, 97hc. Corn: Steam mix d, 6Ba67c; steam
white, &c; steam yellow, 67hc. Oats higher:
ern do, 51a65c. Hay steady: shipping, zoe.
Hops quiet: New Western, Sal3c. Coffee
| in fair demand and firm: Rio, cargoes, 10
a2o1ac, gold; jobblng. 16a2lkc, gold. sugar
quiet and steady: Fair to good refining.
| "a Ma9nc; prime, yxc; refined quiet at MA
| llTc. Molasses: Grocery firmer: Porto Rico.
42a55c; New Orleans, 4Oa57c. ltice in fair de-
mand and firm. Petroleum quiet and firm:
| Crude, Y&alOc; refined, 15al5kc; cases, 2Ua22c;
naphtha, lOc. Talow firm: Prime, S1Sa3Xc.
Strained resin unchanged. Spirits turpentine
"a a35c. Eggs unse tied: Western. fresh. are
worth l1Hal2s Leather is now frw:
Rio Grande light, middle and heavy weights,
g8a2l &c; California DO, 22a25c; common do,
| 2l "a a24c. Woolquict: Domestic fleece, 33a5}c;
| pulled, 2la43c unwashed, l2a28c; Texas, 3a2Sc.
| Pork firm: new mess, Sl6 81; Nav, SIG To. beef
| firm: Western Dickled hams, 0ka9Sc; long
clear mlddles, 81 a8Ac: short clear, 9hc. Lard:
Prime steam. ~ 55ai0 42hc; May, OSiala4Oc.
| Butter: Western. 9al4c. Cheese unchanged.
| WHISKY, 81 l3h.
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Many of the Clothing fIerchants.

and those engaged in the sale Of Gents Fur
nlshing Goods, complain that their business
is injured on account Of the low prices that
Mabley is selling his Clothing and Furnishing
Goods. They say he is asking prices that do
not allow living profit. We have taken some
pains to investigate the matter, and have in
terviewed the Great Clothier in the interest of
the sufferers. Mr.. Mabley says that he is VI,
neither has it ever been. his intention to in
jure any man or any mans business. and that
the loss Of trade On the part OF dealers is the
natural result of a small business depending
on large profits from a system Of mixed cash
and credit when coming into competition with
very large business done strictly upon a one
price cash principle. He also claims that his
system Of doing business is a departure in
which the masses are interested. He conducts
his business here as In other cities where he
has his stores (strictly cash and one price,,
depending on large sales and small profit.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MOBILE April 28.--Cotton weak: middlinp
| l0Xc.
WILMINGTON, April 2S-Spirits turpentine
quIeC at 32AG.
CLEVELAND. April 2s. Petroleum Quiet
Standard we, III test 13c.
OswEGO. April 2S.-Wheat nominal. Corn;
Western mixed Tic.
CHARLESTON. S c.. April 2S.-Cotton stead
ier: Middling llXc. low mludiing l2Xc, soou
| ordinary 12c.
NASHVILLE. April 2S-Flour: Fancy So Oo
choice amily 81 50, extra family 81 OO, family
50 ~. WHISKY: Robertson County 81 aOa3 Oj
Lincoln County 81 75a8, Bourbon 81 T5a5 so.
MEMPHrs, April 28 Flour strong: choice
family. 10 25a9 50. Corn scarce and frm at S.
ajTc in store. Oats firm at 50a55c in store.
Pork lirm at S17 81. Lard firm: tierce, lie;
kegs. l2c, Bulk meats frmer a. 6aSt4 t4a9c.
BaGg ing dull and nominal at 12a12Hc.
BOSTON. April %. - Wheat unsettled and
nominal. Corn unsettled: Mixed and yellow,
15ae0c. Oats firm and hi her: No. l and extra q
white, 69a72c; No. white aud No. mixed, 65a
sc; No white and No. mixed, 5sa6Oc; re-
jected, 49a5Sc. Hay quiet and steady: West
ern, S15a g.
MILWAUKEE, April 28.-Flour quiet but firm.
Wheat unsettled: No. Milwaukee, 81 90; No. 1
Milwaukee,, 81, 85A: May. 81 S5X: June,
new, .5GHa57c Oats easier: No. 2, 4lAa42c.
Rye buoyant and higher: No. /, 81. Barley
steady; No2 sprIng. S3C; No. spring, 4Sa5Oc.
NEW ORLEANS. April 28.-Hay demand fair
Mt lower rates: superior $12 50, prime Sl4, an
choice SIG So PORK unsettled: held at SIG rs,
Sugar in fair demand and higher: Superior to
low common, 6a7 Nc; common TO good eommon,
SaS1zc; far to fully fair sXa9o; prime to
choice, 9ka9Xc: centrifugal, 9hc; yellow clar-
ifed, lOLc. Molasses steady and good demand :
Common, 35c; fair, 39a4Uc; prime, 42a5Uc.
Gold, LOT salJ7X. Sight exchange, y premium I;
sleflng, s. 25.
BALTIMORE. April 2s-Wheat: No. win
81 AZ: Pennsylvania red, 81 56al g. Corn |:
Western mixed opened active and strong. and
closed easier: 57%a5Sc, Oats quiet aud steady:
white Western, 4la42e. Rye nominally 70a7 ic.
Clover-seed dull, unchanged and heavy. Pro-
visions frmer, but not qu0tably higher. But
ter duh and heavy: Western, s0as6c. Hay:
GOOD d m; low dull and heavy; Pennsylvania
and MARYLAND prime, $l5aIT Pet oleum dull
and weak: crude, l0o; refined. nominal. Cot
fee steady, unchanged anu qulet Whisky dull
ut 81 l2Y.
PHILADEl PHTA, April IS Flour excited: Min
nesota family, 10 25a0; PENNSYLVANIA do So So 4
10 q; Illinois do, $40 %; ohio do, sll. Wheat
unsettled; Pennsylvania red. 81 is; amber
- 20a2 25 white. 81 So Rye, 81 I5ai 25 the lat
Ter free on hoard. Corn excited; Yellow, zoe
oats: White, 52a5fc: miXed, 49a51c. Clover
,eed steady: Prime, l6alGHc; lair. 15a1 1Sc
Butter unsettled: Western extra, new, s3a24,.
cheese quiet: New, lSai DC. Eggs, lial2c. Pc
troleum Quiet: Refined, f5c; crude, 1890.
WHISKY; western, 81 i3 Receipts; Wheat,
S0N bush: corn, lo,OO9 bush. shipments: Corn,
81, 900 bush.