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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-09-13
Land for Sale or Exchange.

I offer for sale on the best of terms, the fol-
l. lowing described land lying i'll B0SSIER
PARISH, viz:
The southeast quarter of northwest quarter
of section III, township 10, range IL.
The northwe st quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section Id. township 10, range IL.
All of Section Twelve, township 49, range H.
The northeast quarter of southeast quarter,
section 10, township 10, range IL.
The southwest quarter of southwest quarter,
section %, township p, range 49,
The northwest quarter of northeast quarter
northeast quarter of northwest quarter, and
northwest quarter of northwest quarter, sec
ton 30, township22, range l3,
The foregoing are wild lands.
Abney Plantation: All of Section Thirty,
except the northwest quarter of northwest
quarter; the northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter, northeast quarter of the south
west quarter, northeast quarter of southeast
quarter, northwest quarter of southwest quar-
ter, and southwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter, section ~; and the southeast quarter of
southwest quarter, section 10, all i'll township
49, range | containing $40 acres; 400 cleared.
This plantation is five miles south of Bellevue,
and near the projected route OF the North Lou
isiana Railroad.
| An undivided halfintercst in the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter, and the
| southwest quarter of the northeast quarter,
section 8, township Is, range L. and the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter, sec
| ton 10; and the southwest quarter of southwest
quarter, and southeast quarter of southwest
quarter, section 3, township Is, range IL.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-09-13

/ ;1os the four constituting the
Kingdom of England, Scot
| r.oland. and Wales, the pos
:. Of the British Empire com
f,,irty nine colonies and groups
I,niqs. of which thee are in
!, eleven in or near America,
~ near Africa, seven in Asia,
srbt in Australia. Her Euro
/ ooSessions are Gibraltar, Hell
f.. and Malta; in America they
Bahamas IA group OF over
the Bermudas (about
! lIands), the Dominion of Can
.se Falkland Islands, Guiana,
[,1arss, Jamaica, the Leeward
[,ls, Newfoundland, Trinidad,
Windward Islands; in Afri-
le Island Of Ascension, and
/ If Good Hope; Gambia, the
\ Coast Territory, Gripqualand
n Island of Lagos, Island of
|rdtius, Natal, st. Helena, and
IN Leone; in Asia, Alden, Island
leylon, Island of Hong Kong,
Hire Of India, Island of Labuan,
E,a of Perrin, and the Islands of
E,pore and Penang; in Australia,
! Fgi Islands and the seven divis-
kfAustralia.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-09-13

|e Journal of Chemistry says
/ hot alumwater is the best
p destroyer known. Put the
pinto hot water and let it boil
~ the alum is dissolved; then
it hot with a brush to all
FS closets, bcdstcads and other
Pes, where any insects are found.
y Oedbugs cockroaches and
Fpns things are killed by it;
ae : there is no danger of poison
'Ae family or injuring property.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-09-13
Inc Sword of Robert Lee.

BY DINA.
fou Its scabbar,' pure and bright
|sSfd The sword of Lee!
Tue front of the deadly fight,
yer the brave in the cause of right,
aless shield as beacon light,
aB to victory.
/ us scabbard, where full long
'anbered peacefully
from its rest the battle song,
ing the feeble, shifting the strong,
Jung the right and avenging the wrong,
FAMED the sword of Lee!
run Its scabbard high in air
.'A'a 'lrginia's sky
A'! VINO saw it cleaning there,
'AeT who bore it, knelt to swear
'nefe that sword led they would dare
follow and to die.
its scabbard Never hand
"ea sword from stain as free.
'4er sword led Drawer band,
'''ef oled for brighter land,
II s1sHtpr land hoI
cause chief like Lee!
nun Its scabbard! How we PRAYED
Sword might victor be.
'sn our triumph was delayed,
any heart grew sore afraid,
@aoped on, while cleaned the blade
sble Robert Lee,
'u It's scabbard! All in vain
mashed the sword of Lee,
aea now in its sheath again,
rue sleep of the noble slain,
" yet without a stain,
'dv and peacefully.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-09-13
Southern Policy" Drinking Saloon.

TENhe public are notified that have opened a
Saloon at my old stand, just completed
in Bellevue, and assure them intend to keep
for those who may call ON me, tirst-class arti-
cles of all kinds usually kept i'll Country Sd
looms. If you wish good drink, l am prepar-
ed to furnish it, and if you desire a cold lunch,
have Oysters, Sardines, HOLSTERS, Salmon,
Devilled Ham, &c, &c.
Give me call and try what | offer.
j. III. LOTION.
Bellevue, La, February %, 1877.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-09-13

\ city of London covers an ex-
! # lao square miles, or is four
miles long by ten miles wide,
! had in 1871 a population of
EDOO. The city Of Perkin con
Ef two parts-the northern or
IN city is four and one-third
Elong by two and two thirds
/ vide, and the Southern, or
|Hse City, is five miles long by
p md a quarter wide, embracing
twenty-five square miles. The
Eation is estimated at l 800, 900.
Eeztreme length of the city of
EYOrk is sixteen miles, and its
|hst width is four and a half
il 1t covers an area of forty
|lnd a half square miles. It had
|E5 a population of 1,046,O37.
[aaslphia is twenty-five miles
/ BY from five to eight miles
covering an area Of a fraction
PIN square miles. Its popula-
Pin 1874 was G74,022.
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IRETGHT COMPLrCfrIOys.
The Grain Dealers and the Trunk Railroad
SIN Unable to Agree.

lorro nicotine. a.
nv i"b' ni'''inE vi hlcih"rS Oh Ihc
New York Produce Exchange yesterday n
~ " P''P''"' iVi Ui'
opuiiNil"h Oh llH terminal chhrg"s on grain
in New York Philadelphia, and Baltimore Tho
committee rncitnd what ,bnv doc,,,d ,,, a.,
"''' WY "0ViiVu 'iic la'S
NJ ISSUE as iolloWs:
Es-rhat the Baltimore and ohio charges AT Rniu
more are nov cent ani quarter per bu.hcl all
E,,n' p, ,i,uu,nE yen my NptaE, "hl,n w. nfnn,N
XXI, XIII" Il, , ' XXI W. NE ", SH ~ In'yd.
ior ,nn vairnt r,cos and r.rdis on rl,,f i,V.r,n
II cents deliveries through the New YORK Cen
trail Elevator
equa u dclveri.s am STORAGE NJ Bhtmorc
VIE ny l,min NY i9ih t,, .hnaitr ~ NV
shonli be- made a cr,t All A a,ip,rr VIII I'm T"
storage whether iv i4htcr or Sew York central T.vn
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Inn BEsr r>ns or 1uE rtRKs.
Let them he Made Educators and SIN More
than they are Prcser,er. Of Life.

An Interesting paper on the Proposed
Scientific U-oe az Oh" Pal iIc Parks ~ the city. "
whs reai before the Academy Of seicncrs last
evening. %, Or. l. iouard Seguin. H. asks that
"a part ~ our public parks shall boz botanical
gard n- for the acrimatizntion Of foreign
plants aud the class il'ation of those indi..-
"nous to our own country He urged the cultl-
NAi JON ol ~" 'rhri'isa. trr's. su IA as N" cu 20
bitus of Australia NV York. he said is
/. Yer Tree from Nmotc and mHlarlnl levers.
ia" nitro iurtion OF the ru'nlyitus, which pos
S'~~rs wonderful aniis"pfl' urnprrti's, would
h' a blessing not 20 bee pyrrrnt"d Il has been
a' limAtil' IN G"org "A. where the benefit, re-
uii0ng from ii- introduction have already far
trans "'ud Il the hopes OF m" most sanguinr.
Al lHddook in England, 1900 w"r" Ilant,si.
AMI SIN " 1867 there has h'-'n complete Immu-
MY from ia" mhlarM fnVrrs los which the
who'd, region roun llahuut hat previously been
nuf-f q from tu" inmrfunriul Tue Doctor
u'd that tracts ui water and land in all th,.
parks should De- set apart a- so many page
from winch In" chidrrn Of the public = 'hno'~
ruS learn natural history. AMI that "A part Of the
paris area should Ice reserved Tor Nh" natural
expansion OF our national rdu HtiunaA IS stem.
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ST., ,,,. .. . A,,.. ,a,...,. .,..
MUTUAL inplI' WIS "Iuhrn v"H.u'rh. w i'nse
l.h ing Gun 'i,Tr WI. w SUN ~ ,nuS' ~ NE
toutlnrnln. 10 E't rl1 ul ln"ir s'ork IN the
hmrG ~, Eu2H ,,y nHuH r"inaTrh ny
VIII ~ u" lphlh'mlal usSuheu ~ thc llhpliitltS
~ Tho Iwprr, Ih"n they sold their stock 20
the Cont 'urhta PAVING Tor II q par with the
assets ol Ul1 lhv'r '0mphnV. Inrse ingenious
oil"rS also iau SION ol u' vhtlh,hih wilcl
Wh-n rNh'y worm Ihr' ana th'y llSuo-"d Of
that 10y l@rrowng money from I'll" CQntincntal
and putting NJ TINS stock AT par rs collateral.
Mr. l.. W. frD II $50 made Il handsome thing
heior" n" hecame President. 10y entering into
certain Contracts with heContnental us Man
ugrr oi Agencies under which h. received Hs
commissions the SNUG sum Of t273.G7l.7l. For
- ronmut'd cOmmiss ions he also received in
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AM SEHENTS.


a.
Mr. Mc(ullOuph' y ambition cxort ions COR
,oiui, o,,,,,l, hin, a. ros,,o,, "Ii,IarIttt -
uuhS 'h'luc MN 10 respect h'hhru Ill,
Othcllo." and now Lear have been made
the splendid hornlds OF his stanch talents and
- - - -, - - a., -. e,,
MS W"hy sh"rUonhlhgs' III ule TWO Shhkes-
pcarcnn dramas that proceeded Lear" this
pr,,niain,, ,,,uu,, motor o,bi,d o., ,,,,, q. ,,.i
p'"'',''"s 5'u't ".'o. 'N.''u''., 50 li"i' WI
conyen"na,y OF ,rm "p' Nc WY Work. r"nU"
that iudcious Judges foreborc to dwell upon
rlnring nrrora forlinc ,bo, ,bcir .rodi,,,ior
e"'''s '''''7' i''"'lS '"' u.'ll ''"ui. "'''"
was only a question OF time. But those lovers
Of Shakespeare who saw in his Oileiio and
p;J,.1Jo ,,,,r.,,. .,,, ,.i.i,., ,,.,,,,. '',',,
""''"" N'E"r'uS anu WIN ulr''Uh'7s "hu
cogenry that almos, made amends for the want
,,.adI -, ,,,, H., -, ,,i. Ill. ,.,,,',.,,
r ""' nv" =" ."r "7' Vt n'9 p'pu'"r u.uinpns.
this imperial r6le last night. spenks well for
his n.rs,n,,l o,,,r,,,, a, I,,s, cl,.,.. r.,.i
was Of tho opinion that the part could
not be acted Mt nil. and Uazlitt IL will
ho romon,lcrn1 cx,,rn,s,d ,ho n,as, ri,,or IT,
W. ''n''''"'' w., 'N''' 7S'u '"e u'"s' p'''r us
appointment AT kcun"s performance Of II But
It must 9r said IN reply that actors of strong
natural ability have succeeded in II uftcncr than
~ Hamlet and We have only to refer 10
Edwin Forrest in Illustration who grow INTO
the perfect as-umptIu on with years and misi0r-
hlithry ont of ineNprricnrr. and walk the
hollow cuffs. OF thus sublime misery
war rant and rc-oun ing baihos Of " Motarno-
ra. was ln,on"riy!hlo. Hal not that sincwy
and m'rrrI d ,or Harre , trgI to moyo IN the
AMI gone down ioundering, Ike a lrhcnot6 IN
w. 4gari s9rroy7 Of tnc hgroergn King Eycn
- TASTE could NOT DO. made us feel that as Lcdr
ne was ngi'iins late and fortune instead II
end OF his cNcntiu career that he became
a poor ol man.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
ptiscd foreclosure sslosbv
James Miller one tour story brown stone tenement
hou.r. with lot iG~Nl.pi. uu tir north sic ~ Fift,
s'cuu street 10 feet east OF 1hri avenue 81 7dA to
IlNnuu.
scott Mvcrs-Onc urce-stofy brick house. with lot
l~.Nlrl n uu the north -i'U ~ ii1 street, ~ uiUc
east 90 Fourth avenue. S1.fsFl Co. tluutth
4 Hlertkcr a Suu-tue hfirk .fuile 'front.'. ono
frame house r,ar with Co., 21Ni,D the north side 4
lttA tlurd street. 2b4 ttot'ust W First avenue g. 90
Au wtdrtwn rom sale property on Third street. cast
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NIAGARA FALLS. Apri' % Ioral passengers
arr now crossing me suspension bridge and Through jus
~nser trains Viii he run ,iftun and after f.t
.th INST the hriise having h,su tuufultiIl Ga . l,
and tested N Board 'n kA-..e, Is Who Il,Auu,,A ITS
u uIqur IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24

llALIrAX, Auril 23. The D. wioundland Log
statute suh ui tara hili ha. been rassrt
NlIth lulrou.s dun al twenty icr ccutum on D., uls
Wndc cothlng amt manufactures OF wool. amt ilIr.
t'nl utum aN hlur,nduty nuAruclrs ronornl not
-ih,'t i"H -l"rih' duN bounty ~ ave per trntum
ALLOW ld ilt ltnl 90 It al ht u, iitN.
weed nuporrd anh mtnulA, turod ma N, rtnAudise
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% Col G. and Cent lists ~ Morris and Essex conso
-, ruuV. ~. ~
Tue opening highest lowest and =. NJ closing prices
Of Slucks to-day McIc. ll..in.,-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24

HupsoH N r. April a. Tho Row. Thomni
k'adui, u u pastor @, ~ MARY GatAvAs lhu,eh Al
uls cay, dud this mormug
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1hcntres Closed.

Nihl"'7 Garden closed last night, there
H. 'ns mo- y. rlormanoo there. Hnllrrs Wonder
ln,"lr, was pl-o closed, Mr.. Heller it vas
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which testimony wns given before him. and
accompanying his report IA the evidence re-
c"ivod Wy him. covering .533 pages. within Il
fow DAYS after receiving notiii alton OF his ap-
pointment In January. Mr. Dutier reported TO-
the Court that the receiver Mr. Anderson
should o" required go Civ" n now bond in
place Of that then nlcd by him. in which the
surrtiDs werc the two fugitive ON 'ers of the
company. Luther w. and Rufus C. Frost. The
Court So ordered. hut Mr.. Anderson. instead If
filing a now bond oil red his res iguation. The
COurt susp' ndcd him. hut refused to release
him from liability until the referee had made
his report meantime appointing VIM. Il. Grace
rce"ivor in his place.
Nr Butler now reports That all the assets OF
III" company that came into the hands of Mr..
Anderson rs receiver. OF. y. 1876. have been
accounted Tor ID him. aud that the property IN
his Possession has been duly transferred and
delivered by him 10 Mr.. Grace. his successor in
oilc". The following is a general statement Of
IN" assets and their estimated value:
Nor'h hslf ci building c'rner Of Ns-.au and
cedar .ir''t q. uwn't ln iec ht 'Nc conpauf.
t'-t : 7Ni zoe. present. t-t'.li'i value. as
por' of n'nn,ro ,Nl,ri- .'..'.. ss25co
Boni. ard n.rsHse'. ,,il 70 be- nt,t iDn,o
TATE purcha.,l AZ tof,o| ,.nr, sales. inelnins
h'uH- and m'rt-hs.- d"rtsiu poo the in.ur-
ai' !. Ftfuu'Nt ct AlaHi. :i.il-..'u. c.u-
cs-u ,nd Cash items. in.l ulinl .oaf. ni,
'"i'N .tttt'st.tt+' s.tstt 80
Total asset. in r,.ei,er.iani. sIs-.so
s, Wl, rm.,, 's "i, ilr ,Nnf' oi lwtd
80 1000 Nt 40 Albany. iu.. fIf- .N'- l-I
pln frosted o.. Tue tmp.ie Mutual Lie ,....
49, a.-o ihe ano.n.o Oh, sr,ia.un loan. IN
msut % tis action. si.fi l"l. ,,t.4.,l 49, ir,'co
Total .... s-,-i. go
TIVE total Iaoi. le- of ihe company We're. ia
llul ntmiHr- 9 .oFINNn.
IN O.. rr other uHn. nal a--. '-. mnr' .ou. q
N / If v U I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-24

~ VINO sun from coughe amt cold. will find
ien'l Az "suts ba's1in VI MIA ,h,.r, .-AI,
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An Idyll az the Kn,u.' BY Br,t Harte. Boz
P.A. uut 10 nui<nw .-AIr
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fnrn nrc. carpets. bedding. monthly paw
m'ut- NuW lrrth"ht., ~ And l'i Chatham -tgett 10
I
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DR. lbAckrr's Eye }als,un cures innnu I'd or
n,AA eyes anal core 5cnds hud ~ AL d,uss s,s -l.h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIVERPOOL. MAY l0-Pork-Eastern dull az IT western
dull az G6I. Baeon-Cumbcrand Cut doll at 80 shor.
Rh dull ut 80 Long Clear dull At 80 short Clear
dull at Az Hams-LOng Cut dull At 40 siouihsIs stes
IA: Prime Mess duh at %. Lard Prime western
DUH 4s3 Tsow-Prtme City dull at 42e Tnrpsntine,
NJ 1913 Cheese-American Choice steady az ~ Iain on
steady at 81 Four-EItra State steady et 3D. WheatNo
Spring dun 1897 No. Spring dun at 1873; winter
Southern None IN the market; Winter Western-None In
the market. Corn Il Xed soft duh at 2b9.
LIVERPOOL. May l0-l2 m.-rhe receipts OF COTTON 20
DAY lj7OU bales American. Futures steadyi Up
lands Low MiGdng clause May and June deyery oi'99i
Uplands Low Mddng clause August ana september ue-
LIyREpOos May lO-123O D. motion dull Mddling Up
lands JTd Mdding Orleans 6iIsd sales 5000 bales IN
udng LOO for speculation and export; IpahGs Low
Mddng clause, landing, 52aa1d; Upands, Low Mlda.ng
clause aud July delivery 5sssad uPiands Low hid
ding clause shipped April and May, sail. o 81 - a.,
LivERroCI, MAY lo-f3op theess, 10 ? Gwt fo the
best ~ Bacon, 80 cwt for Long Clear
Mddes, and 400 for shor; Cear Middos. 49,
LIVERPOOL May 1880 y. In.-Upands Cotton Low Mld
ding clause. August and September delivery 81. a..
LIVERPOOL May lO-5 p HCOrn, Eo91ZH v quarter ior
LIVERPOOL, May lOJJ p m.-COttOn iutuIes stetdy Inc
sales day ilcludsd $500 bales American.
LONDoS Nav lOl230 p n-Coasols 93ae ior Doth hohey
and the account; L. = bonds 1ves 1908 new ~ per
cent bonus, 1881. Illinois CentraL o. , -.
LONDON. hay 1913 mIhe bullion IN the BANK OF En-
gland has decreased Z 30. 900 dvrng the past week
LONDON. MAY lO3l5 .. m.-1hs proportion OF t1e bank
Of England reserve to liability which Last week was S's per
cent, il now 30 \ cont
%SDo May 10 IS quoted S 7 o o. MONEY!
and ne account United States bonds lSG1s luo new tYt
lU6a Eric Railway shares, 7. Illinois Central, -, 1900 -.
LONDON, May 1915 p mSpirits Turpentine, Is j@2Sb
cwt
GLASGOW MAY lOSugar Is excited. and largo busino5s
Is DONG Fat an irregular advance Of Cd 81 y c@t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11

corporate reports and their conclusions may and will
be regarded ~ authority
In confirmation OF the existing troubles between the
trunk lines. there to-day has been held in this city
another meeting Of the principal officials, report OF
which perhaps may be found elsewhere But whatever
may bo the result whether It DO the patching mp OF
another truce-on papcr-or open declaration OF war;
the public Ia likely 20 DO induced to buy their
rites. II now Is too well known that the railroad mag
mates cannot control the rates for reighs They can
decline business enter into competition with the
lake and canal boats. but with the adoption
by the Canal Board OF the lowest Of tolls allowed
by the recent joint resolution of the Legislature (which
is to-day uncc. the boatmen will fix the rates for
the next ak months
In coal matters to-day there was revolution. IL viii
be remembered that April 80 the day following that
wonderful auction sale by the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Company. the Delaware and Hudson Com
pany issued its circular of prices for May advancing the
same from 10 cents TO 10 cents per ton. while the
iehEh valley COMPANIES at tne same ume re-
duced Their schedules But now MAY 80, me DAY
after the election and of the happy meeting" the
De!aWare ana Huieoh Issues circular saying Deoause
OF INC unusual companion tnal BOW Cn.Ldge.n' .uT
coal trade" withdraw circular No. april 3O). and
are prepared to meet tho fluctuations of the market
thus giving 10 customers % the advantage Of daily
quotaonsN IL view Of all tie wellknOwn facts as To
Grand Jury the circular of Apri! 80 was not an at
tempt to give TO coal fictitious value VITA the intent OF
Influencing prices Oh the New-NOrk stock Excianeei =
The stock market to-day opened duil aud weak untor
board order to lson to the reading of the com
mittees report before referred 10. This document
simply destroyed what little market There had been be-
fore, ana there danger OF immediate collapse, 80
that The only thing remaining 70 Dc done was accepted
to wit, the stPmmng Of the tide by q bold dash
toward higher prices, which proved successful by
persistent duplication of orders, and prices We're ad-
yauCed TO per cent closing al about the best Of the
day Nevertheless II entirely The result OF 4 l0ca
speculation, and may or may not nave left HE nlpu
laoIs with heavier load than at any previous time dur
ms the late rise The business Of the day aggregated
10000 shares, which is $4,000 shares better than yes
tcrdGy bat fairly represents the greater quantity WlcH
can be bought Oh riso than sold on an equal acclhe
The sales ~ the last Ca-311 u. mo- the open
Beard 100 CeptTal and hudson, 90 100 Eie 81
900 Lake Shore $4,000 100 Michigan Central +4'si
30 St Paul. 1914; 100 preferred, 1913 100 ONO and
Mississippi 5li 100 jersey Central. sl2 200 Delaware
LarklW;inua and Western, iS&; 30 Western lnl0n
635s9G3| 200 Pacific Mail, l7sa2la p, and $4,000
.nIL N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BcrgAlo. y. " Nay i9Mar'es more active fiogr
sales 300 bush. no. Chc.eo spring ami No sWbygnn
[luh private i"rn' 529 No sheGoyG'R y 81 ,,
$1,000 BUSH No2 igaSP al Goc 3 So sil f
To m! ors. according conditions OF sale OATS
steady, IN tsr demand nomihay nnchtlsed. sae''
Western secas sales. TOO bust. Timothy at 81 500
a. 81 ll.@si IL Ia ircris uuc6angc CsGa iTeeHis
T&sfioS. zoo 6bis wGeat i52s6 BUSH; com 533
bush: lras. l,3JObGsl Receipts 10y ,-Fou goo b0s;
Bariey 100 BUSH rye, 400 bush: SHIPMENTS Py SII ioi
5o bnS 5mrngS 6y iapioGr 8520 6biG CoTa
ciJOO bush; Wheat 5000 bu,h oas $4,000 Dush' Bar
Gmr;tGo. May io-FloGr steady and unchanged Wheat
hrgcr buy not qno2hy higher; no 3Che'GS 1plnF n ~
Cora in demand, bat lower, oslo, cas4 So June
ye seady and unchanged Barley ite+y and unc4ansi
Iune So o. July Lard a2c;iye aud lover 81 90 cash.
- ~ Jane - o. Jnh Egta Nt@'n st.iinJ " O1 @ a.
-Four 1000 bg;' WngaL COZ 6nSHi s1H, Ie,}o Gui1
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active FAIL bOa 1Jc. PorH in lar Gemund At SO % Lard
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strong glrsr 4lt' clos sqt 60 Irii ~ 10 I
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