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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-20
RATHER STRINGENT.

1t seems that the traffic in seed,
cotton had assumed such proper
tions and was working such loss ia
the planters Of Pointe Coupee tina.
there was a serious disposition
being manif> sted by the staid peo>
pie of that republican parish.
toward taking the remedy into
their own hands. To check any
ard all such tendencies as might
result in the dreaded system COM
monty knQwu as Bulldozing, the
Police Jury, seeking to avert the
effect by removing the cause, passed
the following stringent ordinance
which, if enforced, will effectually
prevent the planter from disposing
of his cotton, though his title be
undispuied, unless he first has it
ginned or is fortunate enough to
strike upon some one who has been
able to take out the required Ii
cense, and which tends in some
measure 10 do away with public
gins in the parish. and to encourage
the shipment of cotton in the seed
to the gins Of New Orleans. Laws
Of similar character, adopted
generally throughout the country
parishes, would soon effsct The gen.
cra' shipment of cotton in the seed
to New Orleans, there t. be ginncd
and finally disposed of.
Would not the. end in view be
fully covered by u law requiring
merchants and othc s to purchase
cotton in seed only with the Joint
consent Of the laborer and owner !
or lcsec of the plantation upon
which it was grown
Tho following is. the full text of
the Pointe Coupee ordinance
Be it resolved, That from and
After the passage of this resolution
t shall be unlawful fer any mer-
chant Or other person in this par
sh to buy cotton in the seed, or
"ade or traffic for cotton in the
eed without first having taken out
license for so doing, which license
3 hereby fixed at five hundred dol
are.
Be it further resolved, That any
erson violating this ordin ance ,
hall pay. q penalty of four hun
red dollars; said penalty to be
Jed for by the parish attorney and I
covered before any court of COM
etent jurisdiction. one-fourth to
o to the informer and the balan ce
!. go into the parish treasury. I
Be it further resolved. That the {
orc, other building or property n
'ed by the person violating this v
'dinance for the purpose of carrv- I
6 on said trade or traffic il cotton
the seed, shall be seized and
Id to pay said penalty. where
i'd store; other building or pro-
'rty belongs to the person viol- "
ing this ordinance, or if it be- u
ngs to third person, when said
Ird person knows of the use to
lich said property was put.
Be it further res olved, That the T
yment OF this penalty of four u
ndred dollars shall not EXEMPT tn
person violating this ordinance ar
IN paying the license of five SO
ndred dollars herein provided A
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-20
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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-20
STEAM FERRY.

~
at their meeting ON the Stf
instant, published in the PEL1
CAN, we see that. the report O
the joint Committee Of the
two parishes together with
the Mayor of Bayou Sara was
received, and. that the same
Committee was authorized tc
take such further steps as
may be deemed necessary to
secure the object in view.
This action makes it the duty
of the President of our Police
Jury, in compliance with a
resolution passed by that
body at its late session.. to
advertise for bids for the right
of the ferry between Bayou
Sara and Pointe Coupee, the
same no doubt to be awarded
to the BEST bidder.
Neither of the. Juries have
taken any action specifically
denoting what requirements
are necessary to be expressed
in the bids, or in other words.
to determine what constitutes
a bid. They seem to have left
it, so far at least as the Jury
Of West Feliciana is concern
ed, optional with the Presi-
dent, except in the matter of
tolls, the rates Of which: were
fully specified in the report of
the Committee and endorsed
by the Jury in its reception
of that report.
If we are not in error, the
Committee made no recon-
mendation as to whether the
bids were to be for STEAM fer
ry alone, or whether bids for
two classes of ferry, steam
and hand, were open for COM
petive consideration. This
point seems to be left entire
~ to the discretion Of the
President, and no doubt it |
will receive that intelligent
consideration Of which the OBJ
ect is so worthy and which
re is so capable of bestowing.
Another important poirtI
or consideration is the pro-
ection against outside and
;landestine ferriage and The
'xtent OF the safeguards tie
corporation Of Bayou Sara and
he two parishes are prepar-
d to offer. Again.. there !
hould be certain. regulations ,
nder which the ferry should c
e required to be operated, q
>r upon it's REGULARITY de-
ends the advantages and ;
oDveniences to accrue to the r.
ublic as well as the success Of f
|e enterprise TO the lessee. g
All: these requirements C
'ould be distinctly stated in G,
e advertisement for propo- y,
Is, in order that parties who re re
e. disposed to compete for d,
e privilege may be appraised &C
just what requirements s aG
II be exacted of them.
That a regular and we'll IN
ferry boat at this 81,
irt wonld at oace be an adj va
ntage to our towns as we'll OF OF,
remunerative to its propri> in
'r there can be no doubt. t x,1
e sole objection in the way ics
ms to be the Morganza t 1S
vase, which at a high the the
&c of the river offers for up,
1able interruption to travel, E Sfs
we have been informed DIES
t Mr.. Eugene Oubre, an n ;,s,t
erprlsing citizen Of Pointe Sta
apee, has guaranteed to Of
late this difficulty by plac- F. e
a ferry across the waters pris
he cravaeSa Of c,ol +; still
GU ou0il 'iA'eS ings
he interruption occurs. Uni
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-20

CoRRECTIoN.-In our last issue We in
advertently stated that the remains of
our fellow-citizen David Tadlock were
escorted to the grave by Pioneer Fire Co.
NO. l. We should have said BAYOU SA-
RIA FIRE Co. No. L.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-20
MAX FISCHER. AUGUSTA
NJ y q . EAS6MI
:, w. Corner Of Front \
Streets.
BAYOU SABA, LAl

| BAYOU SARA, Ia
II AVE CONSTANTLY in sto,
IL at prices conformable vii
times, full and complete lines Of
goods, Ladies Dress Goods, Hous
cr's articles, and n general assortu
fancy and staple dry goods:
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
MuIis, .Piques, Bi,b,
op Lawns, Linen l.auu
/ Drc-s Linens, No,
lques, Grcna-
dimes, Organdy
| Muslins, French
! Pc,cales. Irish Lin j
! ems, Bobbinc' Barr.
| Laccs aud Crrai,
ParasoIs, large \
ty. Umbrcl-
las, assorted styles /
and qualities. Cali
Cos, B!cacl.cd Co,tons,
!Canbrics. Shcelial
Oh: d: ems Cassin|
Gents 4
Cass;mcrcz,
ottona dcs,
Jeans, penims, Tick.
.-ings by the yard or pieces
We invite an inspection. of our
assortment Of Ladies, Childrens
and Boys Hosiery, and Kid Gloves
Thread, Gamtlets, Ties, Ribbons
broideries Laees, Ruchi,,gs, Corset +
dies Ready-made Under wear, etc,
t''mery, Toilet, Articles, and notion,
We have OH hand also, a fresh and
selected, stock Of Clothing, Boots,
Hats and Caps and IL general essos'I
If gcntlcnlens underwear and fnrnia
goods.
Dealers in Fancy and Staple grad
Provisions, western Produce u
Plantation Supplies. Agentsia
the renowned Singer Sowing
Machine and it's various
attachments.
SPECIAL NOIYCE.-We arethss
rs OF the outstanding claims and i'd
dnesscs duo to the late firm Of
fischer ~ Co. tag
The Citizens of East Feliciana, n
oupee, and Wilkinson County,
Ill lind it to their interest and aa'
&c TO open up trade with u.s. Az
crs from abroad promptly, and caH'
tV Highest market price paid fa
III
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-20

r. You will never be disappointed in DIR.
HARrERs Fever and Ague Specific. 1t
always cures Fever and Ague. Every
RachaSe Is warranted. Price only rs cts.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-20
pRANKLIN ~,
SoLL1a1
Holly Spring, Miss.
ls49. .....- .CHARTEREn nv

Location central .nd n;,,.
knowledgetl ono Of the bs u%a.se |!
SOnth-with full cor,,s uos.thi
teachers. Terms mMIsr.ol O.
rian. In every respect = e. !
ton of the highest Older lion mn
nunl session will comness,..n e
the 10th day of Septemnssse Or y
catalogues and other in for l
w. CLARK
Aug, 11th'77.-21n. III
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-20
Ne w Advertisement
WWMD SE@N9se
G. B. & E. e NO @ 81 8
DEALEsl6 IN

MONUMENTAL WORK,
WE ARE NOW prepared to furnish all
w kinds Of Grave Work and Iron
Railing at reduced prices. Parties adj
dressing us at Bayou Sara, or at William
H, Piper's, Baton Rouge. we will call aud
see with our designs, of which we have
. large variety.
Oct. 10 '77-6m
, 1877-10-29
DESSEMER STEEL. RAILS,
A Scheme tn Advnnce tho Troilts md tn
Prospective Ncautts.

A Scheme tn Advance tho Profits nnd the
Prospective 1tcau1ts.
Philadelphia Record. OF. ~.
Tho Bcssencr. manufacturers, after q
session Of several dayt In this city, perfected
among themselves an agreement TO advance the
prtcp of steel rails; but when the effort was
made to obtain the signatures Of the operators
embraced tn the scheme, onr Of them refused
to attach hIs name, rendering The project In
operative. The substance Of tho agreement
was this: Two dollars was 10 be paid Into a
general fund for ovcrJ ton Of rails rnauu-
facturctl, and tho accumulation divided at
stated periods among ths COMPANIES owning
nIse1 stss5 st Tfoy for 10 per s so 1t GleSelnn
for 60: at Chicago for Isl; Joliet, Ill. Ssi:
St. Louis, $5j The mills at other cities were
to bc tprcstrtctcn In production, and cotnprieed
tie Eagqr Them,on wy!k; Of r!ttsbnts:
rcnnsylvanEa Steel Company, Of Harrisburg;
Bethlehem Iron Works, Of bethlehem; anil tic
'Lackawanna Iron Mud Coal COMPANY ut scrati-
ton.
mole than 250, 600 tonb Of rails In year, and as
the consumption for next ycar Ia ssttsnatc1 at
400,u00 tons, the air other MILLS having the
Bcssciner process would hayu only l50,000 tons
ts sh II aSoa s u tss Sa' kteay II adxaee sses
paid for their restricted work ,Y thclr sarcs
In the $500, 600 royalty Oh 250.00U tonh to DC
paid IN by tic unrestsictcd companies. Exist
Ing contracts were not to be disturbed by the
scheme, and tho New York Ccutral RAILROAD
contract at $40 per ton was to BE- fultlltcd at
that price.
The new combination, os, the other hand, 1t
was alleged, would rekult fn q rich harvest to
tho unrestricted companies, who wou1.i fncrrasc
the price to SiD per ion at once, take large CON
tracis for the Wcat nntl South Rt lcnst II
per ton lower than the combination schedule,
and titus draw the trade to this State. For
would hc required to charge $50 per ton. NJ, In
crease OF 9l4 over present rates, wtsicl. would
divert its trade to P'ttsburg, where the rails
could b. secured fur $4D, or eycn less.
, 1877-10-29
SUBURBAN..


A meeting Of the Trustees was held Saturday
Afternoon In the Town-iIall, all thu members
present except Sir. Murphy.
An orlinancs for laJtng sidewalk on Forty
scycnth street, frotn Stewart nvenue to ualstcl
street. was passed.
4 committee was appointed TO at with the
Board Of Trustees OF tho Town OF Cicero In
making repairs On johnson avenue ut the caua1,
ptopriated for tic same.
The Roatl Master was authorized 10 build a
brtdgc at the Intersection of Fiity.frst street
with Dearborn street; also at Buttertlcld street.
An ordinance for the opening OF Dexter avo'
nIo Was passed.
On the Recommendation Of Cot. Foster, su-
pcrintcndent Of the Watcr-Works, tho tlrc-a'arm
telegraph WAS ordered to he extcnlcI 10 tho en-.
can respond moro promptly u alarms acut IRON
huy part OF tho town.
i number of hills werc audited, after which
the Board adjourned for ono week.
RNGLHTOOp.
~ tho Inquest held upon tho body Of Eugene
F. Doremug, who Wns killed by Geipg run over
hy wagon loaded with hay. Tue driver of tho
wagon wna cxotcratcd from n!l blame. The
funeral Ut tho boy toUk placc Saturday inter-
noon tro1n tho Baptist Church.
The Western School Of Telcgraphy. which
Was located at EnglUwond short time ago. las
removed 10 fts former location. The proprle-
tors, tn q circl,lar, give farewell kick at Etl-
glowcod, which the residents n!c tnellued to
resent. Their objection to tue place, rs slated
ia tho circular, u that Englewood Is unhealthy,
llas no banA, has no hotel, asd no money ey~orler
Post Office. The circular WIS probably hastily
prepared, aud 1uay express moro than was liz
tcntlcI.
Tho clovcr-hetia on Parkway Pavilion aitor'l 4
source of regentle to many poor people who live
, 1877-10-29

tory Ia brought into play by prcssInR
down tho pluuger SO nj to cause tho
immersion OF tho zinc plate in tbe
usual solution Ut btcromnte OF potash
contniucd within the cell, snl the chemical
action thus set up Instantly produces sus-
ncicnt electricity to r,,lsc to rcd heat Gue
spiral Of platinum. which eonnccts as tho outer
quarter Of an Inch lnstcr The cover VI the caso
IN front This spiral IL again acted upon bv
the evaporation from q herzultnc lamp about
I. held In poslt,on under the platinum wire By
means ol n brass arm. The elect Of tho erapor-
alton of benzosiur is to ratse the platinum to q
white heat, anil tho wick With which tl,c lamp Ia
operation is performed ~ quickly that It may
be saId to be aln,ost simultaneous with The
pressing of. tho finger on the p1unrcE. The
principle Of tho invention Is, of course, we'll
knpwH, but the mole Of applying Il Ii alto-
gct,,cr nosel. The apparatus ls very simple,
aud it Is notscicss Ia It's working.
, 1877-10-29
FitnIslsmont of 1sul1do1Ars.

&ACANH lAHh} kHH*& tHePt} iNts 12
We learn FROM the HrookIlavcn Cop,et that
two "buldozcrs were recently tric,! before
Justice Baggctt at Drookhayen, found guilty.
md sentenced 10 pay tae OF sl00 eacl,, ulld to
oe imprisoned In the County jail for two
mouths. Tho prisoners appealed 10 tho Cir
cult Court, gsyc bonds, and were, Of course, re-
leased from custody. The circumstances Of Tho
cxse were about ~ follows:
In The latter part OF September nu.nbcr
Of armed men came oscr from Franklin to Lin.
coln County about midnight and brutal'y
Whipped ono Matt rlckens, without the slIght-
est psoyocatton, and ordered other negroes to
learo the place. It Is stated that ono Of tho
party gave "Natt" abont 100 lashes. Ito was
ahle, however, u tdenstfy oulY two Of the gang,
Ncst!c. and Westbrook, against whom l.e mule
nj affidavit, and the warrant waa sent 70 the
HEcTllt Ut Franklin County to be c1cCslted.
lna1eaA Of urrcattng tho pafttca rs taIuinlal-
ed, tho sheriff returned thu writ 10 tile MaGls-
trAtc. cool!y informing hins That they would re-
demanded tn BE- tried by. Jury, at'l employed
Tho Hon. IL. t'assehy. Jr.. .Dlstrict-Atiorncy.
represented tho State. tbs trial wua .
NV II was sAn'f 10. until la.e q. usht t3at tic
verdict, a. above statcd, vas rendered. Too
much credit cannot be accorded 10 District.
Attorney Casse.ly fos The able mud fearless dis
Charge Ut bis official duty: The Comet closes q
lengthy account Of the alIafr ~ follows:
''Thus GUIDED The first Trial Of \ buiIdozcr In
which Lioc1lu County jury and Lincoln cour-
IL officers, supported ~ law-at'diAs conlI1'u-
ntty,-whIrl, We are proud To say, is not the cx-
eepsion, bus the rule, heEc.-proyct themselves
able Without military alj, resortips oily to the
peaceful unl .lignile1 methods Ut the law, to
cope With anL punish crtnsc Of this dark antl
difgracctul character.
at Is the first Ease Of the kind that has ever
occurred 10 Lincoln. II has 1ccn promptly
dealt with aud VT hope It will not be repeated.
"Let her sister eountt:s fulow the example
and bring thoes Nho take the law tutu ttleIt
hanls and pcrpctrate suct. outfagcs upon the
weak and ucfenseess u swift and rigid punish
mcut. Such = course will restore falth In tho
courts and makc the Ian what 1t should be-
a shield and protection. both by DAY and by
night, to the poor lnan iu bis cabin a. veil ss to
the rich In bis palace"
, 1877-10-29
PROGRESS OF TIE TEMPER.
ANCE CAUSE.

n.,s, %"v. .sa s1-, .sn''. ~ w. "nopA .'LHsu'
,,.r" 1 T.s ~ r.," ,.s "u't ~ =. s' ouu ~ s.e'aa
~ 4.a "as sossu :" as'o. uatN
y 1'o, n"; n4pne4.ou W tne te"ans u AIs'
T. a. ChuFclial, ot Rhode lGlan1, At the session
Of The Convention, Saturday.
On taking tic platform Mrs. Churchil, Al.
ludsd Ia her e,nt,rrs..,n.,, ,.he. ~" ~. ~
began to make temperance addresses. from her
belle! that the subject was 10 trttc Tint every
phase Ut arguucnt AMI sooeal baa t,crn ~,
iauate,l: sl,s t,a, ronu, II III. ,'" @ go.
1ess' aan a'so that III order 10 enlist
, 1877-10-29
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DEATHS,

NEXSEN-oct, %, Of d!phtlcrla. Reginald But
1cr, only son Of Edmund +. and Hattie E. Nc1sep,
aged II years and m0ntla.
Funeral at ..:0 p. m. Tuesday, tha :30th inst,
ut residence. I'll Cnlnmet'ay. Friends OF tho
family arc Invited to attend.
McMA1lOS--Oct. 20, John A. Mcmahon. only
son at James McMahon. as hlk residence, .00 Cot
tngo f,rose.nv., ngel II years+ months and days.
funeral on Tuesday. the 10th. At half.paAt 10
oclnck. to 1t. James Church, themes BY carriages
10 Calvary,
1D- Woodstock and ElRtn papers please copy.
BRANDON-Oct. :s7, Daniel r. Brandon, nEcu
81 years.
:, Funeral ut house, 1884 West Adams.st,, nj 10
a. m, Tuesday, tho 31st. All friends arc invited
10 attenh.
gs- W,lkesburR tra.) papers p1ea.e COPY.
WAI.S1i-Suaday. Oct. "a, of scnrlct fGycs,
Joseph. infant son OF william Walsh. aged 2 years
and mouths.
Funeral Tueslay from residence, 50 {1anoYes.
It,, by car1taQc4 to Calvary.
, 1877-10-29
CRIMINAL.

Saturday the rcatdcnca Of u, D. Williams,
No. 63l West Jscksoa street, vas entered by
burglars, who got away with about $l4u worth
OF clothing aud icwclrY. Several other resi-
dcnees iu tho vicinity were visited the .ams
afternoon, and, undoubtedly, BY the same
gang.
Capt. 0'Donuell beard Of ths whereabouts Of
baxful Of clothing thai was carried scsos4
Poik-strcet bridge by two Begro thieves, Al
Sanders aud Harris E1Hzrda. He sent OtHeasa
brought Ia Sanders, Edwards, George Wilson,
, 1877-10-29

Ths nssds OF . magazine may b bslsAy summed
up - follows: bsighl stories, serial and short;
Eaey esssys: historical aud soctal sketches; es,s
paragraphs. poems. and editorials. All these
shAs&ctsrtzs Aadffrs hat3s. published 1t ctucin.
ehess attractions Jou hare . complets description
and illustration os the fa4hiuns, It difficult
to imagine anJthinx more come lnletsly equipped TO
meet The demands OF redneI housshold. All tbs
heak vs,tess are called In regulation. sud tie
Eds4F " oEeeMia2 : celebrity among tbs lsd.4s.
, 1877-10-29

pounds Of fading love-lcttcrs that for
all practical purposes might as well have been
ounce and half Of his hair that wna still
clencllcd between her rigid fingers. can right,
young man, salsl she to lscrself; "a1i right. I
know ro1tr shoy, walker mud he Il little sweet
on nc, md II don't capture him before the
Christmas bells ring, and he hasn't got you dis.
charged fur stealing wotnen's assorted cotton
hose out 1T The I2-ccnt damaged basket. then
out Of respect for her numerous friends.
, 1877-10-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

N1w Yoak, Oct. aa.-Arr!yed, tho steamers
America, from Bremen, apd Brttsan!c. from
Liverpool.
Loxpoa. Oct 28.-The steamships Nofaylau,
from Montreal, and W!claud, from New York,
have aIrlScd Out.
FARTHER PossT, Oct. 2a.-Arrtyed, the Poly
pesiau, from Ltsefooo.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

toes, csc; oats soc; corn, 75c beans $i.i5 to
$3.50 pork, per leo, SIS 90 hay $500 to s12 90;
xvnnl "a IN eE6
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20
Two Irreconcilable Conditions.

Debility and health are irreconcllable condl-
tons. Weakly people, that is to say people
who lack the vitality requisite for a vigorous
discharge OF each and all Of the bodily func-
lions, are invariably arllcted with some,
though 1t may be a trlnlng, disorder of the sys-
tenn. Atony, or a want of nervous and muscu-
lar vlgor, is accompanied by poverty of the
blood and leanness. A certain way to over
come it and prevent the aggravated maladies
to which It must ultimately lead is to use Hos
letters Stomach Bltters, which promote diges-
tlon and assimilation Of the food, and thus are
the means OF furnishing the body with a sup
ply OF blood OF a quality essential to Its proper
nourlshment. Invigoration through the instru-
mentality OF the matchless tonic protects the
feeble from host OF bodily Ills which Turk In
ambush for the debilitated. h Bitters are an
article which It is most desirable to keep con-
SANITY on hand.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20
The Agnes Wallace Troupe.

This combination appears at town hall this
evening in "Maple Cottage" and "Cinder.
ella" "Maple Cottage" is called a com.
panion piece to EAST Lynne" which prob
ably means that it embraces jealousy,
trouble, and abundant opportunity for
strong emotional acting, the whole crowned
with q happy ending as it should be. Miss
Wallace will make the most of all the OPP
portunities given her, and judging by her
performance of "Mercy Merrick" two years
ago, will do the piece well. "Cinderella'
gives Sam Villa scope to exercise his mirth
provoking qualities, with which he always
brings down the house. The troupe have
been drawing good house', extra trains
being Iun to accommodate them in North.
ampton, and they have had good press no.
tees. Reserved seats may he obtained al
futile & Cos.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

In addition to Blue Glass, at the well
known and popular drug store of MORSE
Bros, there has been added to their end
less variety, Tor sale, the Perfection Oil
Tank, combining safety, cleanliness and
durability, saving more than ten per cent.
from the ordinary way of drawing oil. 1t
is adapted not only for merchants, but for
families, they being made in sizes from six
gallons to 250 gallons. Call and see them.
Will furnish any information and circular
upon application. We shall open in a day
or two the finest lire of Children's Car
riages we ever had, and at panic prices.
Do not purchase until you have examined
ours. Yours, etc.
MORSE BRoTHERs,
d&w Chemists and Druggists
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-20

oATs.-Receipts Of 80, 200 bushels. Excited,
1M3c higher and active, advance mainly upon
low grades. Sales 1I2,c0O bushels mixed
western and state at 43857c; white western
New York No. V white at soc New York No,
l at b5c New York No. / white at 5sc extra
at 90 mixed western at assoc white do. at
49s5oc mixed Milwaukee on track at ACC.
HAY.-Firm at zoe for shipping.
HoPs-Quoted steady lOalIc for yearlings I;
lOal5c for new New York state 15@20c Tor
new California.
CoPFEB.-RIo quiet and unchanged; car
goes are quoted at iGK@2oNc gold le1@22c
SUGAR. QUOTED strong moderate demand.
Sales ut 9x@9Nc fair TO good refining at 9Nc (;
prime Muscovada at 9d9Hc, fair TO good re-
lined, quoted higher, at 1l@llhc for stand
ard A graduated at 1lasa11Nc crushed and
MoLAssKs-Grocery grades quiet at ssa5ic
for New orleans. Refining stock firm.
RIcE.-Qulet and Steady. sales OF Carolina
at 5aGc.
PETRoLEUN-Higher, fair inquiry; crude at
10C,
TALLow-strocger. Sales OF 29s, eco pounds at
sk@sHc for prime.
EGGs.-Heayy and lower i4@14kc for state
PoRK.-Dull and unsettled, closing heaqy.
Sales OF new mess ut SIS 009Sl6 90 extra
prime Sl2.
BRKF.--Firm and quiet.
~LARD-Opencd easier, afterwards advanced,
closed steady. Sales OF prime steam at Ste2O@
$40 25.
BU~TTER-Choice new steady other grades ir-
regular and unchanged. sales at 9al4c for
western loa20c for state i4925c for new.
C~HEEsK-Dull sales at T@lic for common
TO prime; Sa13kc for new DO.
~WHIsKY-Firmer closing at 81 10 bid; held at
81 10L,