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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
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Mr.. Bursley, Of the firm Of Rice &
Co. and Mr.. uelz, Of the Wholesale
IIGuor house Of Hermann Leppich, had
a diaieulty about o'clock p. NJ, yes
terdsy, on Washington street, during
which three shots were fired, one OF
which, from Metz's pistol made slight
wound In Mr.. Bursley's left foot. The
latter says that Mr.. Metz presented an
account to Mr.. Rice, who has been
absent for some time, and Rice told
him politely that ne knew nothing
about Il, when metz tore up the account
and seemed 10 want 10 create disturb
ance. Mr.. Bursley interferred, and q
little quarrel ensued, and Bursley
ordered Metz 10 leave, which be failed
10 do, and Bursley slapped him. Metz
then walked of, saying something that
Bursley did not like, aud the latter pur-
sued him and kicked him. Metz returned
shortly and began talking to Mr.. Rice
again, at the same time looking at Mr..
Bursley in q way that seemed 10 indi-
cate thas his remarks were meant for
the latter gentleman, and Mr.. Bursley
again ordered him away, when Metz
drew q pistol. Bursley seized ham.
mer and threw II at him, but Metz
lodged It and fred. Burbley then ran
into the store and got pistol that had
been loaded for several months, ran
out after Metz, who retreated and fired
again, hitting Bursley in the foot. The
latter snapped bis pistol and couldn't
get It to go of, but as he was returning
from the pursuit Of Metz, It went of
itself, narrowly missing a gentleman
on the sidewalk. The powder in the
priming tube must have been damp and
acted as q slow match. This Il SUBJ
stantially Mr.. Bursley's version Of the
affair. Mr.. Metz was arrested by
Mayor O'Lsary, and the case will come
up In the City Court for investigation,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
African Railroads.

N. y. Herald
We print elsewhere communication
from Mr.. Augustus Watson to the AT
rican Repository, in which he urges
that Congress shall appropriate fifty
thousand dollars to make preliminary
survey for q railroad from the Lbe.
rian coast northeastward into, ,rhe Aiyi-
can interior. Mr.. Watson reports that
sixty.fve thousand colored enigrants
are now ready 10 90 10 Africa from
South Carolina, and sixty-nine thous'
and more from the Interior Of Louis
ians, and he seems 10 think tia: these
people would be helped BY the expen-
diture Of $4,000 on railroad recon-
noissance.
We are sorry VIC cAuno' agree with
him. In the first place, II there are any
colored people here anxious to remove
to Africa, they ought TO understand
that they must 90 at their own Cx.
pense, and II would be only humane 10
tell them that they ought not 10 60 in
great numbers at first. They ought
also to be told that Liberia is an un-
healthy country, and so far unpros.
porous that, though iis people would
probably be greatly benefited by a
considerable emigration to their coun'
try, they do not seem TO be
able 10 offer help to persons
ready 10 join them from this
side. The recent exploration OF
Mr.. Stanley shows the true highway
into the interior ofAfrica--a true high
way because rivers are more available
than railways in the first settlement oI
q country. We agree with much
which Mr.. Watson says about the nat
ural wealth OF the interior OF Africa,
But II is now all accessible by the
Congo river and we advise him and
others interested In the development
of Africa 10 labor for the establish
ment of trading posts on the nppel
Congo, and of q steam flotilla TO con
meet these with this country. WheI
this Is doue there will he inducemen.
10 emigrants, which will lead them Il
20 out there as soon as they can &C
cumulato enough TO pay their passage
But with all this Congress has nothing
10 dc.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

WENDELL PHILLIPS will write a
series of papers on orators and oratory.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

THIS GIN HAS BEEN IN USE FOR
i the past four seasons, and several re.
cent Improvements have been added. II
Ubviates all friction at the ends Of the cot
ton.box, prevents the roll fIom breaking,
and gives a larger yield of lint
from the same amount Of seed
than any other Gin ln use. The
Revolving Head lightens the draft, and
causes the Gin 10 run faster with less driv.
ing power, thus doing a great deal more
work within the same time, while econo'
mizing steam or animal power, than any
other Gin. The seed being glnncd very
close, the length OF the staple Is increased,
producing cotton on this account Of a
greater market value. This improved val.
ue, given by length Of staple, with extra
production Of lint, added u increased
amount Of work done, more than covers
the cost OF the Gin in every one hundred
bales ginned. Testimonials sent by mail
on application.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
Cnmmissaioner's Sale

John W. Wick vs.. A. Il. Adams ct al.-No.
1861.
In the Chancery Court OF Warren County,
Mississippi.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF SAID
ID Court, rendered In said cause on the
90 day OF April, 1915. and as the Commls'
sioneF Of said Court, / will,
On Thursday, November lGt, 1877,
between the hours Of II O'Clock am. ard ,
o'clock p, m. Of the day, proceed to sell, at
the east door Of the Courthouse nj War.
rem. county, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described lot or parcel OF
land. situate In the city Of Vioksburg, to.
wit: Lot 4, In a certain survey Of lots made
for said John w. Wick by Jas. N. searles,
and recorded in Book n II, pp. $50, 63l, OF
records OF Warren county, the boundaries
Of said Lot being as follows: Beginning 6O
feet from the southwest corner Of Cherry
street and East Avenue, running south
and fronting on Cherry street G6 feet, aud
running back between parallel lines l5C
feet. Said property 10 well improved, con
tanning q comfortable dwelling and neces
sary out-h0uses, and located In desirable
part Of the city OF VlcksbuTg.
J. W. BOURNE, Commissioner
Buck b Clark, Solicitors. oc5-w4t
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

Testimonials.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4, 1876.
Having been made use OF the Asbestos
Paint, manufactured by II. W. Johns, Of
New York, and forwarded 10 me by Z. A.
Parker, ESQ, 10 Union street, New0rleans,
TO be tested, take pleasure in saying
have found them to be In every respect as
represented. can confidently recommend
them to builders, owners Of real estate and
ship captains as being much superior, In
nay opinion, TO any mixed paints In this or
any other country, and, In fact, beyond
comparison with any dead in this market.
THOs. D. CAREY, Chemist and Painter,
Washington Magnolia SITS. New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April 90, 1871.
CALEB A, PARKER & Co.-Sirs: Having
used II. W, rhns's Asbestos Paints and
Roofing, consider them the best l have
ever used. Respectfully yours,
II. SINEOTT,
Capt. OF Steamboat New Bart Able.
ReferencC-Messrs. II. Dudley Coleman
IL Brother, i2 Union street, New Orleans,
%Send for Circulars and Price.List.
je22.w3m
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
YAZOO RIVER
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE
The Eureka Plantation,

nNE ORA CHAIN OF THE HIGH.
. est and most fertile on the river, stu.
ated on the west bank, II miles above va
zoo City; contains about 1000 acres, large
amount in CIVILIZATIONS; good dwelling,
new gin, framed quarters tcattered over
the place; bored wells. good fences, plenty
feet. With fair cash payment, ample time
given. Aprly 70 DR.. u. w. BRIcKRLL,
New Orle ms; 70 ALEX. SMITH, Esq, va
zoo City, In whose hands there is com.
plete Typographical map Of :he place, or
10 MURRAY +. SMITH, Attorney at Law,
Vicksburg, Miss. seplI.dSw9m
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12
PLANTERS, READ!
AND
SAVE COMMISSIONS.

DY PURCHASING YOUR MACHIN.
ID cry IN NicksburE at FACTORY PRICES,
freight added. simply call your attention
o. the following, and after many years
In Cotton and Machinery business, guar.
antea all sold hy Ee. Call and sec Mod.
els and samples, or send for Circulars.
"Pratl's Gins" with Jr "i;G'U. Re.
y1lyiHg Head
simmons steam Coi,u Press, $50.
simmons Revolving cotton P.,ss 5l!1.
Coleman's Com ELi Wheat Wis, all
sizes.
"Fauga: Decr!rg" V,J, = "lg. woL.
dcrlul improve
Sc0leild's Horse ,'owcr.
Colenan's "SiE Die Screw tfcss, aew
and valuable invention, Sidj.
Circular Saw Mills, all sizes.
Complete Cotton Cieaner,wh b removes
all Gus. an ] trash from Cotton.
G.. 4. MANLONt T., COTTON FGc,.r,
iyl1.d&w3m NicksbGTg, MISS,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

HKSDRICKs' REcoSNoIssAYcE.-Ex-
Gov. Hendricks is returning from his
European tour, aud will loon be ready
10 enter the political arena. lie has
On eye open TO the nomination for the
Presidency in 1880, aud will do all in
his power to beat Mr.. Samuel j. Til
den. OF the two Democrats Hem
dricks is the best, and that Is not say
ing much cither.-[PhilSdelphia North
American.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

They restore the nervous and debilltated,
impart new life and strength to the waning
organism, encircle the body with electric
and magnetic influence, and imbue the sys-
TEN with q constant vltallzlng current.
They offer speedy cure, without medi.
OF vital force, as dyspepsia, paralysis, kid.
ney disease, nervous debility, impOtency,
weakness, etc. Price, S5 and upwards
Illustrated pamphlets sent free. Address
BRYAN APPLIANCE CO., i47 East 18th
Street, New York. my4-wly
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-12

RAIN CRADLES;
VI Scythes and Snaths;
Scythe Stones. For sale by
my2.d&w LEE RICHARDSON Il co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
Ink STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
IrvrnpooL March 2-Pork-Iastern dull at 72 Western
dnI At 50 BaSon~j 'umGerand car dul at g short
S T at s L?4s f c faSy da
2S Beei-Inda Mess dun at So Extra Mess Giii a.
49G TaIiow prime city dan at 30: Tqpcntine-spiT;tss
Che az Amercan cSocs scsdy oNops
the arket state steaIy a. WntcT Stber
None IN tie market Winter Western steady atloo COrn-
NINE hFs sS5 i March mTs Of Cotton oaay
so b M al Am a% pr fg nn Nav e Gyyt
UTanis Low Mdig clause Nay and June ID, delivery S.a
UpanI S4dns clause June and July delivery Ss,sd
a also sales Of The sac G sales Of the
G Upant Low Mdang cssss Ts r, ase srP bSes
February &ryt aid H4fti SAL eisd'
Mddms Tland. G.; Mdlins Orleans Glad sales 1000
Ha' GsG9s e oo | %u. sn Kay s De 1 Wp
lands Kidding clause June and July delysTy ISL
spscuiators 1900 bales total stock 10000 bales
as ae exPSr 1000 Da G amount ,c Of
sales Of e week. 10000 bales Inc receipts Of
W zoe a ST .s we t American
,a5ST PSa a s canaan sr are ga cMt
fo American Bacon, 4Q cwt for Long Clear Mddes and
LyEaPooI. March 23-3 p m.Tle sales Of Cotton today
ssas April S1o and May May eSsy G' 'N
MaTs aSa y sery & G5Op Low
Mddue clause shipped February and March, sa, 6ssed
aes az and te%s Sw lor cotton ia
livery G7,sl Uplands Low Middlug clause May and June
very, Oal,d; tplands. Low Middng clause June aud
fNEHrooi, March 2S-0:So p m.-Lard So p cwt fol
American.
IoNI0S March 23-l230 p. m-Erie Railway shares 90.
do preferred. I72 New Nork Central 92 Illinois Central,
as rate Of discount for three months Dill IN tho open
MARKETS y p cent which is y cent below the Bank of
England rate
LoNDON, March 23-l p. m.-Ilinois Central, Ash
LONDON, March 23-l.3O u. m-Pans advices quote .
cent rentes 1917. for the account.
LoNIoS. March 1913 2. m-kehned Petroleum, ll'.al2d
y gallon. - 49,
LONDON. March 1880 p. m.-The amount OF bullion
gone the Bank Of England balance to-day 100000
LONDON, March 23-3+o y. m.-lllin0s Central 462
LONDON March 23-4 y. mPars advIces quote per
rentes lO7f. II 2c. for the account.
LONDON March 23-5 D. m.-Heined Petroleum. IL ed.
gallon TalOw, 40 y evil. Spirits Turpenne, 279
LONDON. March Evenins-Linseed OH, a24 05da24 l0
PARIs March 23.-Exchange London 25i I6lc. for
short sight.
ASIwERr. March 23-Petroeum 1854. for fine Pale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

vania Railroad has taken through freight in the
West TO Liverpool over its connecting lines OF steam
ers at rates lower than per schedule via Baltimore
and as confederation of this assumption it Is as
serted that corn has been taken at al cents eoid'
per 100 pounds from Chicago TO Liverpool via Phila-
delphia steamship lines at time when these steam
ers were asking Cd on grain from Philadelphla 10
Liverpool which would leave Tor the inland trans
portation only about 22l2 cents. gold, per loo
pounds However true this NAV be, we are inclined
to think that the Baltimore and Ohios object has
been to secure all the business it could before
the opening of lake and canal navigation
should relieve the commerce of New YORK OF
its dependence upon its railroads. However, as II III
confirmation of the first assumed reason, we learn
that Yesterday the through rates from Chicago to
Liverpool were fixed at 50 cents, but that to-day
the Pennsylvania line is openly offering to take via
PHILADELPHIA at ~ cents. We hear OF no action Oh
the part of New-York merchants to protect their IN
.erest. Seemingly they think grain will come to
New York for shipment at 50 cents charges when IL
can 90 to Baltimore at 2212, because formerly 1t
all did come here.
The stock market to-day has exhibited another OF
those ebultiOns of speculation for winch IL
has of late become noted The opening was s'rohe'
followed by an immediate advance, silght reac
ton and then general buoyancy, Whlch was wei,
sustained 10 the close. bears OF the morning hau
turned bulls" at the end, while the old-tho
bulls" were again iubilant. The trunk lines were
higher because they were made so; the coal shafes
because of the constant repetition that colnbiha-
ton was certain;" Western Union because OF talk
Of the consolidation of the two European cable com
panes and all because Of moderately large snort
interest which took fright at a determined demon
stration and competed buyers. Central ana
Hudson opened with sale OF 100 AT 500
500 ut 93l2 and then quickly was bid up to ~ %
later selling at 932i 09i 7sd94l2 Lake shore
started at 1873 rose to 1919. and after sales az 4os
10 5Oas closing 5Ols. Michigan Central sold at lZ@
43Ifai3; Rock Island AT 1000 lOOSsd 1902; ILL.,
nois Central at 1Gl2a 100 1874: Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy at 9s010O Northwest TT 5Z@
32li: Preferred at 81 liG52 st. Paul at 1SG 1873,
and Preferred az 4G7s047as. Hannibal and IT. Jo-
scph's stocks were unusually active, the common
selling at 11al1si and the Preferred at 2Ol2G22h.
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western went at 5SD
5Sloa - lea 593i a J93s Delaware and Hudson ~
I9l2Q 500 $50; Morris and Essex at s2d 81 p ana
Central of NeW-Jerscy at SStFy9ls. Western mon
was largely dealt in at 61%s TO G340G2's Paclhc
Mail after q drop 10 213i, rallied TO 22l2. Adams
EXPRESS was lower at 100Q1o0li, hut American re-
covered from AZ on yesterday to %. The market
closed firm.
RANGE OF THE MARKET At TIE STOCK EXCHANGE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

erpooI Ground 6oG7Oc Lisbon Turks Island 2saSoe
,5s sa,s qrle eyd ana 81 s ot Timothy II os Is Flag
seed and So o. gold for Calcutta Llnseed , p.,,or
2Stc Mace s5s9Oc Gloves 40d42ae Glove stem, &C.
casn. nae LSPsa ASan anger
PimenO, l3a13c. Batavia and Penang Numegs eo@''c'
sTEARIN-Market firm at 1Olac, Choice western losS
Uc Choice City sales 40 No l. 99c; ~ tea Oh grade
sUGAR-Refned fair demand steady at llisell NC
for hard grades and 0'sal0's for soft White Kaw
Cuba Muscovao sa ibise, and reported Loo boxes
Centrifugal oaloc QuoIions CUBA Inferior to Com
Prime &C.; do, GroceryFair to Choice. 9sa92c do Cen
ugal 9taloG; Moasse 7aGss,ea Me s do oeN! &c:
do nos IS to L. i0isGioac Porto Rico Refining Common
. to h. 5a9 ci Manila 7otas'ao New Orleans Refining
TALLOW-Market unsettled sales, l2o'ooo 10 Prime ~
TEAA good business has OF late been ooong and
prices while moderate sales Of Japan have been
made at easy figures. - - ,.,,o.
at 463Qc; 100 cases New England 1872 at lpSzUci acS
casea pennsylvania part q iO3 Go' nss o Havana
Soc sl TO- and 200 hlds. Kentucky al 59i5c o,, oov
WIiIsKY-Market firm sales, 200 bbls at 81 O7'a GOV
WOoi@in Domestic Grades business done Of
late the late declines stimulated bette inquiry from mani
but the and choice ot~ Of Comings Fleeces &C. ate
st nn thine to sSS sr s as f the clips
and unchanged. At Boston about 5000 ba,es
$1,000 b Ohio Fleece at 42d42i9c: 1000 D Low
Medium do 4c 299c EGe GOO sane Ono 3oG 1a9oJ Tac
terms 2l5 bags Pulled Woods private prices 56 bales Ell
SGc 40 900 ID Mexican iGc $500 b Texas isq2lc; 5000
N do private terms; 5000 % Montana % c 1000
oregon 5000 secured do and 5000 10 Domestic Woos
pIiy tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported tor rae TRIBUNE
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIgAY March %, 1877.
ASHES In small demand at &C. for Pots and Gd6'c for
BEEsWAX quiet steady, owing to light stocks; West
erH and Southern, 81 asa 2c. %, ,-
Brush. &c. iuri, 62d7 2c; Medium Green o6oc;
Red and Ecl.tlDpCd Sole
CANDLES in iobii:g request: Sperm, y h. 28e do,
Patent $50; Adaindnne l2dl6 ounce ii 2~IJ 'c' faf-
alia,, Is, Gs a1d rs l9G21c. - ,- m
ptCOCOi qre and nom,Il al lOc for Sano Domingo, 3Jc
Tor Maaclbo lGGlSc for Caracas ana Ia l6c ioI quay y
CUICCOEY quiet at jac gold. for German and English
COA-AnthIacite quiet ~ tie late auction sales supplied
all pending demands iumiicus steady ami quiet lVeIpOo
House Camel $IjD$l7; Liverpool Gas do Tlodtll New
castle do 90; scotch do, X1H&1, DO. steam. 500
80 90; Provincial - 5Un@j 30, currency Pennsylyaia,
aud West Virginia Gas @OHS@ -; tuWicf
loud SOFT AMI top CleaTheld, 80 2Jdt5 90, and
Anthracite ~ 2jdSi - by the cargo. 1900 .
COFFEE-I;o quiet and unchanged al lld2lc. gold, lor
bass La,lyr part at 20i ard 5000 bags Santo Domingo
private terms Iaguayra quoted as Ia "a 2c SanO Do
Iigo 1916 and Mardcaibo lo2d2Ocp all gold, Tor in-
CO6PERAGE STOCK unchanged AMI quiet Empty Hogs
heads S20$2 Hoop. If feet, Ordinary la Prime. S3i
80: IL feet do $2Sd$iO MOais's SHOCKS, 81 inches,
inches, - 5ou$2 sc inches, 81 6u6 81 80; Box
Shocks 1Od ijc.: Rum Sooks II; Pine Shoohs 50 5OdS
thread. ana HAY Rope IA 2c y h do. do I2'lrea''.
tlCau and 0t!rcad. lie; Mania C1rdage
Bot Bone Yarns loo; DO do Gncai and t!lrad' &C; 20
hale Ln, TaTrod Manila, lie; Fine GaTrd Manila
Yarn 1jc.: Ssal Rope llC do L. az, -c do"
f.ihr,ad 'hrcad, l. &c; T2rrrd Sal Latin Yarn, llc
1arTr Sisal l2c. russia cmp iarrcd ColraG"
American Ian Yarn. lie. Fine do. do. l3i@e .
COrION-MCdcratcy active aud steady on the spot the
lS last cyeiu2 including $40 for export aud ~ Tor hone
cosumItiO bales delivered contract; receipts
the ports ji1 bales, against 1910 baes TINS lay
last week aHd 92G bales Tbs day last year total Tor the
week. 3297l bales. aCint A. 7OG bales last week aud tl -
bales this week last year sept. 37.920 Ol"-,
against 39G23O bales during the Se period last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, March 23.-A leading grain cir
cular saws. "Tbe wheat markets Of the interior show
generally rather more nnncss but sellers complain OF
slow trade and unrcmuheratiye prices. Purchasers
buy little more than is wanted for immediate
use The coast is about cleared OF cargoes Oh
wheat and maize. of thirtY-nve shlps
at out ports for orders there now remain only ~ or
slc Spot business within the past two DAY LAS peel
dull throughout, but vaiIcs are unchanged our feSn
arrivals Tuesday, inclusive. are small oil wheat hu
flour The arrivals OF corn are moderate AZ TINS mar
ket to-day there tolcrably good ATTENDANCE anu
fair busncss in wheat at the extreme prices 0
In some instances the turn was III favor sellers io
steady but there little doing. Corn was III iar "e
mand." -, ..at,
The circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Assocla
ton in It's weekly review says: Cotton continues u
settled with u limited business. Under an hcrta"u
pressure sell prices have further Declined american
Sea Island il neglected and unchanged In Iuturcs, On
ccpting Saturday. when very large business was noc'
transactions during the week only limited ana the deslle
to sell considerable decline OF luliy "a was es-
tablsLed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24
OFFICIAL REPORT or AMERICAN INNING BOARD
g1LES-MARCH 23, 1877.
FIRST BOARD-11 O'CLOCK A. n.
FRIDAY, March 23-P. NJ.

The premonitorv symptoms of an early resumption
of opan hostilites between the trunk lines of rail-
WAYS daily assume more threatening proportions.
II seems that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, not
satisfied with the agreed Is per cent discrimination
against New-York-which under the fixed schedule,
gave 10 it 3O2 cents per 100 pounds OF grain from
Chicago to Baltimore, against 80 cents to this port
has forestalled the opening of inland navigation by
making contracts at 22l2 cents for corn to Balti-
more. or cents below It's schedule rate, and l2i2
cents less than the rate to New-York THIS cut
has disturbed the merchants of Philadelphia VINO
to-day send committee to ask Col. Scott President
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company why he, IN
competition with the Baltimore andOhio, is carrying
eoru over his roads TO Baltimore at less rates than 10
Philadelphia, which by the compact 1871 2 CENTS IL
Ia stated that the Baltimore and Ohios reason Tor TINS
departure from the agreement is that tue fenhsyi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-24

civ a. a os; 200 sacks White Baltimore at 81 30
ssay .saay aan n:' s
quarter boxes 45ci Loose MascSteL Men, 81 S. 10
sss g? Sss, ysfsSs .I
sssIs: French New ioG2oc Almonds LansnedOs 49,
sss e. st$;s'
IA e%T Tapoes Lee N ssrne
bG4 r Sas'sn '1
.s o. SSsS
sss f 30 s. SSls x%eTa Grapes i2 and 800
0Si AN cFGTa String he
with very sg s oS S5p9 ana ns
S SpSS b %,ni Uns Tnfai sp%s q'
No. o. Minneso,a 81 2e aioaf ?chsasc nominal 81 a
% aT.oS Sns u a lots and
Pgs c es aRS ss a5 and
heavy kinds sales 500 bush no Ca1aI9 s5o
quoted SSs '9s" Ssn' sSrowsd
MALT u s rks u O% nonna 2a aoa5
S Tssn Pea. ncavv Il southern
Sae better SaM pS 6 es @o IN
S%sa srHo
'eameT Mixed ; also SG socG
BUSH xsst 3 az M o9C W G.ss do 70
T%S old PINK Mixed 2rSs4 SSaa c Store S @a
sales 30 Mixed Western and stat 'ee5tG White
40 White, Ale; No nc; NGi, 02e no whito
qgrs 5Ga2 % ? ron nea@g 80 a at sls s sg@ so
~ 80 Gs Sos so 81 SaTs I2 50q1 G1n 20
he'd Medium less plenty AND firm other kinds yer, guis yet
Ard more or Gs Ns q Ms@ Co. cT F cSc Kew
= 90 RED kidney, Choice New 81 6Oas2 7o White Kid
GSREAsI1saics Brown at 4.cr closing 4'aa6c for
nGtUHSEs quiet at i2,al2 for Domestic Bagsing. and
o for e tH C@9 moderately active and firm supplies
are not heavy shpplng g zoe; Retail Qualities zoe AL
rye 55a65c. for short Rye, and 550Gjc. for oar.
Fe a aGd 1908 6S SaSs DRY
terms WE quote nep Ro 1 myGs 2oG2ic
GTinoeo 2d2e CALIFORNIA; 22q22s csntT9 A@cr TsT
9e2o9 san Juan nob lS.a I & hcr"a sac Mara S
eabc idGi7c Bahia lGal7c Puerto caeo and ag9ayIa
Ia 5e "a all sG et Sailed Ayrcs cow 80
80 and iSe &C. Ok G 'a ali California $3.50
D, 9aa0tc Para 800 40 10 saa &C. goiS .r,re'H p He%
bGaSO 10 iUI2d ~; Texas. Knife jODoO b. J'2HlO2c
ro"s f@e'V cir1 sa,er o %4 eo@so ~ e. city
Slaughter. Cow. 1880 u, 7hdsc. currency Seectet'
HoPS-Mr Emuet Wells reviews the past week as fol.
G 1W1 t T s,i fem Of ercsstH by
The mnfavorsbe news abroad rue receipts have consl
era fallen Of also ave ne exports TIE i'2g y bach n
brwrl have taken less HqPa from me iaso a Ga OF
OF 1000 bales cIrGred Win that o. st year our
ron G G eohy cn, h9s a fara"rs are not
discouraged by The p'sent low Price OF Hop Ht ad tngy
@r IN" Z" s %seS s9 naes to;s sept 1879 G3
e3fa S'a FOR the a % 562 ba total ac SEPT l.
1876 1860 total for same rerot Ia 1870 81 5 Dts
Sew Good Choice lJc. Easter, lOG l3Ci Wis
consins ScI2c Ycamgs ga Oci Ohs, all gIowts 4cGc;
Calfornans ami Oregon. l2dl7c
ISDIh EIBEER quiet auI steady at 5Ga57c. for Fine
Para; iOAilc for Coarr; i7c for Esmeraida 45c Tor
Guaysqnl age for DO cartha1ena' 4ic Tor Mica
ragra scrap and sec. for DO sheet.
LEArHEt-Ihe manufacturers are now ,taSine regular
st irs of Ilcmuck sole being principally from The bess
c,at q, stock rGe liberal ont they all ali
sr,d m tGe home ami the exports. For expert from
1000 TO have been Ud tn ~ the Continent nest
week and engagements large the Liverpool steamers
n tomorr0T and uiiag next week Receipts o. the week
- 40 irs aud bales exports 1900 sides VIZ, 1000