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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-04

STATE OF LOUISIANA AUDITORS OFFICE,
New Orleans, July 3, 1877.
Col. E. A. Burke. Tax Collector. First District.
Orleans:
Dear Sir-ln answer to yours Of even date
you may stay legal proceedings against your
delinquent license payers for twenty-five days,
say to the wenty-seventh Of July, 1877, by Wh1ch
time hope they will all have paid. as 1t Will pc
very unpleas ant for me as we'll az yourself TO
have to enforce the law against these delin-
quents.
This stay of proceedings will apply 10 the par
iSh OF Orleans. Yours respectfully. go
iva 1lls25 ALLEN JUN Ell. Auditor.
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DIED.

WOFLPER-At San Antonio. Texas, on Sat
urday. June 30. 1877, ut 10 o'clock p. M, William
Woelper, a native of this city, In the thirty
eighth year Of his age.
His friends and those Of his relatives are In
vited to attend his funeral, which will take place
from his late residence. No. 80 Jackson street,
on Thursday Afternoon, July s, 1877. at 8 clock.
HALL OF HERMITAGE LODGE No. 90. +. AND A. M.
New Orleans, July 4, 1877.
Tho officers and members of Hermitage
Lodge No. 9s. F. and A. NJ, are requested to as
semble at the Lodge room, corner of Tchoupi-
toulas and Jackson streets. on Thursday. July
s. TIT. Mt 80 D. M. Tor the purpose Of assisting
in the funeral ceremonies of our late Brother.
WILLIAM WOELPER, p. M.
All Master Masons in good standing are fra
ternally invited to attend.
BY order OF the w. M.
j. Fl. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Nit n,at =.

First District,
New Orleans, July 3. 1877. }
Hon. Allen Jumel, Auditor:
Ny Dear Sir-In accordance with your in
structions have prepared a list of delnaue mt
license payers in the First District. A large
number Of these persons are making efforts to
pay and avoid litigation and expenses.
am satisfied that the interests Of the State
would be promoted by staying legal proceedings
for few weeks
am, respectfully.
Z. A. BURKE, =.
Collector First District
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j. II. TAYLOR, Secretary.

The officers and members Of Concord r. A.
Chapter No. are requested to assemble at the
same place and hour to assist in the funeral
NJ
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New Orleans, July /, 1877. iva
, 1877-01-28

- "@~ "e"stfA Aks1t54lAd Hrere
NE" YORK. Jan. .7.-Corroy-v,,s..
a3 5-i6@l3 7-lsc; future. clos., . dill Il
- l33 3'lsc; February, IL 3-1sa,, 'aaasI.
a13 7-16:;Apri l3xc; Mar "A xssta.
June. t3 15-l6c: July, II I-Ess1& t.1c- so ulae;
9la>ss; September. 13'1G13 1916. n-tsaVa 1%a1
133-l6Di34c. oecetaaes,
rLoIs-Aafket dal and dec!Inine: re.,,,4,'
a. n o c1insaoS Is super State aad we,tes :; -
t. shotee S. 1896 50: whIts wheat s1;so sa %: i'll
@ 81 i6aS: Tisn;.!GTtnr extra Ohio: sioGsto: S as,,
Rye -four steady; s5.5nss seA' .. ps0ees' 4
tGesyslFWHh-Ac.iye df1n; Western !. s,
prices entirely nominal and deci5sdiFp aa0 ba,
Mair 5 eani,st; aa, nv WHestsr1 Beyastf.t 's
new 1oWer aTn VITA hhGninas eh1 a 'S sa
N ssore md atioar: new Western m1.t" pa
erW 1r1ae sfea5 sS2e; new ~ grade mixed .nS ~
nI; sommon m Inferior heavy: prime stssdg: : go
mIkeq nnd S1a5e do45e; white d. a "s'
GsoozEiEsE Coffee iiuafea ID faIf ,'em,ra. ~,
saj EEsls a1'?iRS aS.;tc: q
s1sady: With modera;e demand. '''S ansaaaEsd. Ece
sThohECNMMaret N du!l and non.ly .cch,,rrs
STRAINED Rssy-Qnh u 81 4n
fftEsrs vrgssESSTiEEwEas1er STi at4sxes2
LE4rukn-EI EIse::led; 1 1smloc2 231Sac: ~ pn
9t .:!c Iaaafs sa5 aG midcs aaa 5
Wooi@ehoeo % i'm; a1 ;1ei poor iesRH. esnn9n d.
46c; pulled, 1,94oc; unwashed lss5fe 4s1.. = g
sssf1n2:st sFsfoy1sIGS;MS:s @ Ro.S aninsReete ses,7a So
luiet long clear Western. SIC; do cist IL t@4
ssss:se I'd as sossa ss;ey sss5;
eurEsz-f3n eeursE-N15Sst sas s1n a1cS.as MS;sts 1886
WaIsks-null snd hca:y ns 81 .osKs1.oa
-, Iai i1~Aan aiaGtnFed coDpcr quiet but seaty: fu.
, 1877-01-28

divide BY two. ~ "e' s4'1en
The loss here shown, about 6 per cent is little
less that the ascertned decrease in average prices
ao taat' IN spite OF the rough weather which has
materially impeded commercial operations, the
tsansactona appear to be little larger IN resnect
to quantities exchanged than they were last year,
I nevertheless the comparison is not yery cucour-
aging, and we can only hope that IN carly Settle
ment OF political difficulties may bring that ccnu
! inc fes'Sal FOR which commerce and industry in
! nearly all departments appear to be we'll prepared
and an1iously waiting. .-1A< Public Jan, Is.
4 NEW FEATURE IN BANK STATEMENTS.
TO the Editor Of tn. Tribune
P1TTsRuRd, Pa, Jan. 25.-A scrutiny Of some or
the National Bank statements recently nnh1;sbod
reveals rather novel feature in bank book-keen-
ing, by which, when a bank has been forced tn
make It's dividends out OF its surplus profits of a
preceding period, that fact may be covered nm In
its statement. A gentleman who hns examined the
statements OF the Pttsburg banks recently ade bY
ordef OF the Comptroller Of the Currency dis
covered this feature: In the statements of fonr of
the leading bank, the item Of ..premiums nall" !"
las Increased s1o3 900 during the past year, while
The item OF Government bonds, on which the pre.
mfums are supposed to have been paid, has de-
creased 55o3, 900. One bank, which held S450 600
OF bonds year ago, and had nothing charged to
premiums paid, now holds but $780, 900 of bonds
1fao Las S4o w. charged 10 premiums. The object
OF these fictitious charges is, of course tnat the
Item OF profits on the other side of the acconnt
may he swclled By like sums, SO that the dividends
OF the banks may appear to have boen earned dur |
ing the period in which these charges have been
made
Now, while the premiums on the Government
ponds held by these banks reliable asset to
much ereater amount than the sums charged nnder
that hcad+ and while the banks have an undoubtcd
f1ght to make their dividends from previous nm
divided profits, this practice of manipulating their
statements to hide the fact from the public shon1d
DC stopped at once. We do not know whether
1t has been tried elsewhere than in the instancao
alluded to; but 1t is likely to spread unless
public opinion makes it impossible The object of
inc National Bank statements ia to furnish re1iab1e
IN ntormation as to their condition; and to swell
tnclf proats on paper By fictitious charges on the
other side of the account is to defeat that object
IN Vcrg important respect. This first step in
cooking the statements which have hitherto been
inc great feature of the national banking system |
'asht to be summarily arrested; and We look to an
enlightened public opinion in the banking interest
% see that 1t is made impossible in the fu-
1ute.
GOLD AND GREEEBAcKs. :
Gold was l05sa@l06s in grcenbacks,
Greenbaeks were 043i@94A cents On the dollar :
n gold. ''A =
, 1877-01-28
COWARDIY ASSAULTS

Nhen a candidate for high Office ia so wall
Aheu ano SO popular with the masses as IN
make his defeat difficult in fair and bonoroh1o
hsht, mean and cowarlly men are not wanting
VINO delight i'll manufacturing lies and slanf1er.
ing his good name. There are also tbose ,vboeo
| se!hshness prompts them to prostitute their
honof' persert truth, and ignore right, for the
] sake OF 1n]uring competitor i'll business. pxhosc
prosperity they envy, ana with whose b1sinces
sagaeaty thcg have not the talent to successful
y compete in an honorable way. These Thoughts
are suggested by the mean coyari11v otto,,.,
made upon me and my medicines by those WIN
imagine their pecuniary prospects 'fniur,n hv
Inc great popularity which my standard nnaai.
e1nes nave acquired, and the continued o,ro,rt1,
o. my professional practice, Narrox-min1c,,
pEaclft1oners Of medicine, and manufact,,rarc -
preparations which do not possess sf1,cent ,ar;t
70 successfully compete for popular faror hava
fesofted TO such cowarlly strategy as tn nnh,;.h
az sorls OF ridiculous reports about tbc co,,-n
9..ion ol my medicines. Almanacs, nRece;nt.
Doohs' ~ ana other pamphlets, are Issued and
eeas'efeu broadcast over the land, wherein tbcse
contemplate knaves publish pretended ana1vsae
e o1 ny medicines, and receipts for making them
so1ae OIL these publications are riycn hiob.
eo"uotne names, pretend to be issued bv 70.
apeetaoie men Of education and position, far
.ue good OF the people,-=thc more comn1etelr
o.uu sne reader to the real object in their
e1teulat1on, which is to injurc the sale of nv
neuelnes. 4, The Popular Health Almanac, ,, ;s
tne nlsh-sounding name Of one OF these n,hl,
.lons, a. "heh contains bogus receipts, without
tne gram o1 truth in them. Not less devoid of
trutn arc those which have been nub]ishc1 h..
one LII. L., OF Detroit, in the :uicdioou Earn,s.
uu - other manufacturers of mcd;.
..ues' LII several so-called journals of phor-
uasy' lhey are all prompted by :,eo,.
ousiy and utterly fail in or,,,;cs;. -.
lne l ooJeet OF their authors, Tor, notwithstand
ny 1nelr tree circulation, my medicines cont;n.a
~ se,1 more largely than any Others mannfoc.
u.eo @ IN 1his country, and are constant1v ~
- eas.ng IN sale despite the base lies concoc+aa
- 1uu ei1cuIatcd By such knaves. The neon7e e,5
an.,s ausse medicines possess genuine merit. mr.
pmo1lsh = what their manufacturer claims far
ne .s:L ana are not tie vile, poisonous nostrnms
neh jealous narrow-1ninGed pbrsicians ar5
ueaA'ns compounders OF COMPETING noedc,nae
:ptesehe them to be. Among the Iarre num-
=. VI pretended analyses published, it II a .;a
s'ca'a jact that no two have been at al ,1f.a !
,.s proving the dishonesty of their !
~. IL Is enough for the people to know
iat ,t "hle thousands-yes, I nav truthfn,lv s,r t
taken my medicines and h.r. "
~ ~ .uIea' no one has ever received injury =
VIZ 'ac1 use. r. V. PIERCE, n. D.. Ii
Proprietor Of Dr.. Pie1ce's Medicine, q
Worlds D;snenas-v prE.,. | l.
, 1877-01-28
" JACTA EST AlEA."

Forgive thee: MOI Thy pleadinss come too lats
70 calm the fury Of my souls deep hate.
We are apurt. Accused bo the hour
Thatlured me first to thy destroying power,
Aye, was maddeued BY thy beauty's eharms
Tranced In the rapture OF thy circline atus:
1 knew not-cared not-thought not-wnt mish,
be, "'-@' A'''A'
So that the future robbed me not Of thes.
Life held no glory, naught ny sonl copld prtze
Like the soft stanccs u thy witcains eyes.
held thee true, and, in my blind believing,
Saw not the blackness OF thine own deeeiYine.
Forgive! And can'st thon-da.est thou--b,eaths :
word
Thy soal knows not,-thy PHYS never stirred!
Yet, when thy proud ambitious heart shall kno1
Lies ctowning SORROW; when, in weeds uf no,
Thy naughty spirit strusyles with win
anu empty passion; Whea the Presents pain
And the far Future holds no promised bliss, -:
Denies thee cen the triumphs OF thy kiss;
When life for thee Is but long regret
AMI Hopes fair star has mid its sha.lowa tet;;
When thou shals through Loves darkest soFzo.a
and Mou forgiyest-then will forgive.
CHICAGO. OWEN II. Nuao1, u
, 1877-01-28

prices, which were duc to the decline at the Janu
asy Gales in London. The wool, hop, hay, AMI
broom corn markets remain quiet Seeds were ii
good demand. and clover and timothy were irmcr
Game and poultry were dull and wca's-
Kali freights were quoted firm ut the recent ad
vance, the rates being 4oc on grain and SOC or
oulk meats and Soc per brl on -four to New York,
and o5c for bulk n,eats and 45c grain to Boston
also 3ac on grain to Baltimore, and 36c on do to
fhliadelphia- There was good demand for cars
nnd few Offering, rs the roads have not yet recoy-
cred from the late blockade.
FOREIGN IMroRTATIoys.
Goods received at Chicago Custom House, Jan
"a, 1877: George Stewart Il Co., 27o sacka salt;
P. r. Olderahaw & Co., 100 sacks salt; Fowler
Bros, EOS sacks salt; Lyon i Healy. case MT
steal Instruments; Field Letter i Co., cases dry
goods; G. W. i E. Part:idge, I case dry goods;
Frank Bros, cases dry goods; Carson, Pirie.
Scott d Co., I case dry goods; II. L. Muller,
case merchandise; Briggs Bros, Is sacks peas;
". D. Mathews, 500 bu barley; Jansen, McClurg
: Co., case books. Amount duties collected,
81. $780, 73
, 1877-01-28
CREEDs.

What know We greater than the soul?
1ng tr. mind Of man, 20 wrought upon bT all
r, lne varied 1orces OF the earth and air,
Is ever cropping, from pr;meral fail.
10 1athom God and lay His secrets bare.
IN "a, ancicnt tones men build, with tower and wall
i9ey cry, Behold the Truth r. and silent ri,
In worship to their Hcaven-exaltcd Kin '"'4
The Infinite they compass with MIRAGE
,r,! ul 'ormnla with proof-te1ts walled around.
1hus men make gods and thoae who cunnnt nro;ea
are Win The non-elect cast out and bound.
inou, nn God, art still unknown! Who comprohends
ua,n ny ' Ways on earth, OF in the after sphere:
doW u crude onr thought, when only icath remafns
OF all which lies bcyonll We hope and fenr' a1lS
on. ~ tals We know: that Duty calls day
~, 10 works Of Love and deeds Of Charity.
Ing n, law Of Christ still holds triumphnnf swav.
1nat law is Truth-that Truth ali truths OBEY.
'0'Aai' tofI Z. B. CARTER
, 1877-01-28
Points,.


Inc season Is fepDrtel closed at QuucY. and tIlK
weight reported - pounds less than last year.
which hrs prevailed throughout The West during The
past week or Two, may have tHtcrfere with free
arrivals but tue quality OF the receipts Lead to the I'M
preston that the greater portion OF tlr hogs suitable
for general packing purposes hare been marketed at ali
the leading parking ccntrcs Some operators. howey-
during February. As the result Of the combinatons
referred to one week ago, three Q: four houses
quite large oneshaye cloed during the wee and viii
not be open again during the regular season unless
tue receipts OF hogs warrant IT, Two three houses
outside Of the cob!naton were cles.d also. The opn
will dnny reach aDont Op 90 hogs but thalthe auaI-
1ty during tue inst half OF tile will exhibit such
marked failing on az to than couaerbalAncr tho
improvement noted during the rst half and that the
unal returns OF product will not show an
IN excess Of that OF last packing
hogs Of which about q oo 90 may be credited to tle
SIX leading cities. At the other larger packing points
the receipts Of hogs hayc been .hr. and the quality
poor. At Cincinnati the receipts were mcaSre,-thr
aya!s 90 far In January hea: about 80 COO less than
auFnE ihs sse te ~ lag ear snd the average
three weeks: The packing Is still behind that OF last
but fair receipts anticipated during Fcbru
aTy. At Louisville. the season may be considered
Closed and the packing about L. 0o0 1ess than last sea
son ~ lnd!aaapolls, PACKERS have done very Little
aud have added buE little to the aE cate OF the sea
son. at St. Louis, the receipts have reasre and
the quality poor End packing operations restricted
~ 3EauEee the receipts have been very snal anu:
The packing limited. Al the larger interior rotnls
packers a ar dolgg very little business, owing to
The following were the stocks Of pork lard and |
Jams In Chicago on the dates named returned to the
secretary OF the PoTk-Packers' Association:
, 1877-01-28

y Western to Tx Delaware s. Hudson to G5,i !:
Western Union to 761z Lake Shurc to So; Rock
Island to l017i; St. Paul preferred to.47!4; and
tive.
Transactions aggregated POS, 900 shares, OF which
81, 600 were Lake Shore, 2 800 Pacific Mail, 49, 600
Western Union 5, 500 Rock Island, II, 600 St.
Paul, 2, 900 Erie, IL 900 Michigan Central. IT. 100
New Jersey Central, and 5000 Delaware l.
Lackawanna.
Money, 1905 per cent; mercantile paper, 4H0
6 per cent.
Customs receipts, S195, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed S1s7, 600.
Clearings, S34, 500, 00O
1mports for the week, including dry-goods,
IS, o4l, ooo; produce exports for the week,
Sterling Long, 483A; short, 1885,
The weekly bank statement IL as follows: Loans
increase, $744. 200; specie. decrease, S7s7, 900;
legal tenders, increase, S21o, $40; deposits in
crease, 500: circulation, increase, 81, 600;
, 1877-01-28

There was some talk Saturday about reuucstin.
inc directors OF the Board OF Trade to appoint
committee to make IN official count" Of the stock
OF PROVISIONS In this city. The result woult
prooaolg diner little from the figures given below
which are the totals OF the returns made yolnntar;
II to the Secretary Of the Pork Packers Assoc;o.
ton BY the parties who hold the property in store
1.-THE short sellers hope'' is aow the effects ri
the blue ray On the crops OF 1877,
More ratn has fallen in California recentlr.
whereat the farmers rejoice. and the bu,,4 roa-
'SShipping wheat from Baltimore to chIcoco :,
| is the latest sensation. It seems \ certain G-r
| bought carload of low rrade vboo+ cost
| 81. o3 pcr bu, and could obtain bid of M mn-a
than Soc on it when it arrived in Baltimore Hcn.s
| the return.
| The leading produce markets werr reror,nx
lower yesterday, wheat and flour bc1np thu nr;ro;
pnl exceptions to the rule and there was 1or,-.
aggregate of business transacted the vn1,,,a =,
trading being considerably greater than ia nan,1 ~
Saturday. The near approach Of The c1osc ~ t,a
month had some little to do with this n fa- w..
ties being anxious 10 close M before Fahrn.a pa.
lyeeies are in order 17ut n. lii oe"
was in March and subsequent month. ons tho-s
was no pressure to sell for speedy delivery so ~.
the weakness was due to other causes. Thors vas
no special strength ut other poiuts obont ~ ,n,
telegraphic reason for higher prices hc;no th 30,
port Of decline thrce-sixteentha in Rr;t;sh cor-
sols. The shipping movement ,yas rathar e1o..
The dry-goods market disn]axed -.o.onan:
degree OF activity and firm. hcaithv +on. pra.a
bleached and brown cottons. ticks. dr,1ls don;.,
and some other lines arc still rorl;n9 ,,nra. 1
the grocery market there was \ 1ihern, r,o~a..
and previous figures we're fu1lv spst.i,o5 .
for sugurs Tho feeling amono 1o,3o.e r f
yas more confident IN ,esnons. ~ 49,. co ~ ~ouees
of adyices from thu scaboord U;co 49, 49,. son'
and advanced 15c Tens .;rr1s "s :es aaso ~ 1uct'
ruled steady and firm Tha -,os;.;a anAs'' etc-'
and cheese market ,voa ,hn .n4sn w - .ae oat'ef
Of days previous, both r,,,;n1 c,- ~. Aumpee
Dried fruits received son,a ,+to,4;.. .
, 1877-01-28
PROVISIONS.

HOG PRODUCTS-Were moderately active and IT.
regular The market very weak early under large
offerings md subsequently recovered tho latest
nGures OF Friday. The report OF stocks sh.ws that
there Is more ness pork hand than ever BEFORE
aud this weighed prces down, though the fact was
known the previous dag. The chief reason, however
seemed to bo rhc expectation that margins would be
called freely tho longs, aud that good many lots
woad have to be sold out In consequence The resu1t
was not SO bad anticipated tho market rallied in
the face Of lower quotations hogs at the Stock
Yords, and IN easier feeling iu New York and Liver.
weakness here. Liverpool wEs sl per cwr lower %
bacon. With stock OF 60 coo boxes, aud was dull On
lard at the decline OF the previous day Packing IA mr.
product for consumption.
The Daily Cnn1erciut Bulletin gives the fottoptnra M
the progress Of packing at the points named.
, 1877-01-28

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city
consumption: ALI bu wheat. 2, TT bu corn, l1u
bu oats, $40 bu rye, 1906 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store in
this city on Saturday morning: 8 cars No. N. ".
wheat' II cars No. spring, cars No. 3 do, S
cars rejected do, 3 cars no grade feo wheat: a
cars high mixed corn, Sc cars new d. 5o cars new
mixed, 64 cars No. 2 corn, G2 cars rejected do, l
cur no grade 242 corn); cazs white oats, 13 cars
No. do, II cara rejected do, car no grade f31
oats); cars No. rye, 5 cars rejected do; cars
No. barley 10 cars No. 3 do, car rejected do.
Total, 331 cars, or 1877, 600 bu. INSPECTED ont.
II, 064 bu wheat, 81, 1893 bu corn, l. 500 bu oats.
73i bu rye, S, 180 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
breadsuts and live stock at This point during the
past week. and for the corresponding weeks ending
aa dated:
, 1877-01-28
TRUE RELIGION.

There Is joy in true religion,
Even when affections cone,- j..
JOY that every cloud will brighten
Joy that every care will tighten, -:
As they shadow heart and home. a.
-.
There is faith In true religion v,
Faith III Him who leads the Way
Faith that bids the heart be cheerful :: !:
Always brave and never fearful, = {
Let the life be what It may.
There Is peace in true religion ~
Peace that bids stern grief to dee,-. :.-' :,
Peace that Gains each stormy bil1oW, -
Just us lie from that rude pillow
Gained the waves On Galilee! ~.
There is life in true religion. -
Gift OF God in gracious love- '''
Life, with not shadow Der it, ~:
Life, with not death before Il, - =
Life eternal far above.
CHICAGO, Jan. q. 1877. EDWARD A. BAzxz&
, 1877-01-28
BREADSTUFFS.

FL0UR-Was dull aud steady. There was little de-
maod, hut stocks are light and wheat was nrmer
for which reasons holders willing conccds
the lo@lo@c per brl asked for by buyers Sale
| werc limited to 2j brs winters 1T S7.3o; 100 bril-
| spring extras, partly at S7.5o18.00 and 10 br1.
buc<wheat -four at $3.50. Total. 485 brls. The
market closed firm at the following range OF prices:
Choice winters, 81. .-5I $50; medium vutcfs S. :;
G7.5o; low grade do, $s. o0a6. so choice spring
extras B.5097. co. medium do, Sc OOa0 50; shipping
extras S.. 75a oo choice patents S., ooao5o com
mon do. S7.25a7.75; spring supcrdncs 81 oos3oo
Rye -four, S4.aoG4 co. Buckwheat do, ST. 5oas 90;
and old do, S5.5o25.5o.
BRAS-Was quiet and o5c per ton lower. Sales we're
50 tons at s4oo per ton on track and free board
CoES.MEAL-Sa1c was made OF 10 tons at sis 90 per
ton TT frse ,1 on boasd @ car; a:,r
Ttte @ aecasa fansi
M apd cGssd e hslc, h4n tie atesE of
EoTk dq viii buyers ;odins OF, WINE 50 scus I rather @
os "sss sxs
12z aay cnyas 9Esrs an several losa
ciay - the report OF lower consols widely under
rsa Il c9 ef e
aad ,hs @ ao for shs osef nsst moash srunk
81 t6! ':S:sase
ssa!'y ~ = ass't. shss: neT q "a
af;a erensS s. as sayaac:d ssSz:'i 'iseiiasa
Seller May sold at Sl.3il{si. Is. Seller February
ragged. little better than nominal, 81. n6N l.Lh
closing at Sf"7. Seller the month generally c
under February. closing. with cash No. spring. it
Sl8N- CAst 4a1es were reported Of Is, 400 No =
spring At 81 Uo0 bu Nos do S1.l49@l lG
tho Inside for winter Teccipts 4f rejected a7r;
and 800 bu By sample at Sl-ocGl.17 on track Total
=, .Jt bu.
;, M,SsEsorA WnEAT,was In better demand and rela:
lively nru being tn light supply. Sales orted
q 3o bu No. e. storaGe) at g 40; 800 ba No ?
TO- bu by gample at Sl.aeo1 .4Oi track; and Loo
bn do at Sl.:a6l. ~ free boa1d Total 1850
bu. '-7-
C0RN-Was fairly active and again weak. The mar
set declined &3$ further the outside May deily-
:rfcs which look the lead In tue trading, and were
'cry freely offered. while other deliveries fell OF In
yMpaiily. Liverpool Was quoted dull, aud New York
asier, while receipts again rather large
he season. 42 being inspected into store while
htppcEs arc dcbared FROM operating BY the scarcity OF
ar The line OF shorts that has been put for Stay
enormous. Psonnent operators have been selling
eF freely for several days past~ The purchases have
hiehy been made. hitherto, BY men who have corn |
ri1bed up in tic eoqntry Ehich they had previously
referred 70 take II H. waiting the chances OF being
o,e that these parties led up, thu further offer
- make tie market very weak Seller
ay opened Saturday ut 471lc. declined
S616c,. and improved to 1aEc at the !
oac. Seller March sold at 4a369xHc, closing 1t
e4c. Seller February sold at I.s44sc. closing at
VIC. Seller the month 1uics 1t closing,
th cash No. 1nd high Mixed ut &c. Cash sales ,
ere reported Of 50, zoo bu No. and high mixed It
S42c; !, eco nu new high mixed at S7&aSAc; 100