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The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1877-09-12

BLEMISHES UPON II FEMININE CoUN-
TENANCE, if of a cOmplexional nature,
speedily vanish when GLENN'S SULPHUR
Soar is used to obIiteratc them. Pim-
bles, blOtches, roughness, redness and
tan arc invariably banished by this in.
comparable clarifying agent. Eruptive
ailments, sOres, cuts, bruises, sCalds, and
other affections and injuries of the cuti-
cle are likewise removed by it.. Sui
PHuR BATHS have long been renowned as
the best remedy for skin diseases, rheu-
matism and govt. GLENN'S SULPHUR
Soar is in every respect as e~fficacious,
and far cheaper. By opening the pores,
and promoting a vigorous superficial
circulation, this excellent article CON
tributes to the health of the entire sys-
TEN as we'll as to that Of tho Gubiele.
Since its introduction to public notice it
has repeatedly been commended by the
medical profession and press, and few
external specifics have won such "gol-
den opinions among all classes! Ii
prevents obnoxious diseases as well as
remedies them, and dislnfeCts clothing
and linen impregnated with disease.
Dandruff is entirely eradiGated by it,
and its use is, on that account, greatly
to be desiderated by persons whose hair
is thinning out in consequence of dry
ness of the scalp. Those who have
used ointments and liquids without
avail for the cure of eruptious of an
obstinate character, will find, it they
try it, that GLENN's SULPHUR Soar re-
moves scorbutic complaints irremediablo
by less efficacious means, and prevents
the recurrence of such disorders.
Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Fancy
Goods Dealers. Price, 25c. per cake. 1
BOX g cakesl 75c sent by mail, pre-
paid, on receipt of price. G. N. Carr
TENDON, Prop'F, Z Sixth Avenue, New
York.
HILL's HAM AN0 WHtsKsR DYE
Black or Brown, soc.
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How TO Observation-Disclosures who are
now able to pay their subscriptions can
remit to us, by money order or register
cd letter, addressed New Iberia. Money
20 sent will be at our risk. We hope to
hear from many, soon.
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An OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES three
weeks since we copied from the
Washington Enterprise q para
graph stating that it was rumored
that Octave Guidry, of Vermilion,
formerly q merchant of Washing
ton, had attempted to shoot his
wife. AT the time we had no idea
that this could have the least
reference to Mr.. o. Guidry, Of
Lafayette, formerly a merchant in
Ne,O IberiG, but now doing BUSH
ness at Pin Hook bridge. In con.
nection with that gentleman, (Who
is we'll known in Terrebonne, his
native parish,) the rumor is too
ridiCulous,to be believed, and had
we known it referred to him, it
would not have re~appeared in
these columns.
Mr.. Guidry has forwarded to US
The testimony of two of his nearc
est neighbors, which give the only
ground for the rumor. He had
shot, but at a dog which attempt,
ed to bite him, and he believes
some enemy has elaborated the
story to suit his purpose. The
Enterprise should correct.
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I y. SAREEAXHN,

STEAM TOBACCO SATISFACTORY
Smoking andChowing Tobacco, snuff,
Cigars and pipes, Nos.0l and 93 Charities
Street, corner of Cont, and G5 POydras
Street, corner of Tchopitoulas, New Or
cans, La. jaI29-1y
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Sugar Land - Farms
FOR SALE

No. I.-t5G0 ACRES OF LAND ON
BELLE RIVER, unimproved, Good
navigation. Before the war, 100 aTpents
Welded 3i0 hogshoads Of sugar and GOO
barrels OF molassos. Price $50 an aero.
NO. a. 100 ACRES OF LAND ON
HAYON LOUKS. three miles from Bayou
Beouf Station. Price, $40 an acre.
Mo. g. THREE FARMS of 80,
IS and 100 acres, Ouo-und-n-haIt to two
miles from AMIIE CITY, La. Beautl-
tally located remarkably healthy-ad-
mirnhly adapted to stock raising ana
dairyirg. Range excellent and bound
less. Terms, easy.
MO. A SMALL SUGAR FARM,
on cast side OF Bayou Tochc, seven miles
nhovc 81. Mnrtinsyillc, and near the line
OF tho proposed New Orleans and Texas
Railroad. Fronts : G-l0 arpent on the
Bayou by - arpents deep 100 arpents
fenced, III nrpents good timber. Small
dwelling, crib and stable. Price 80 600 ,
two-thiIdS cash, balance IN one aud two
wears. Stock and Seed Cauo sufficient TO
plant - nrponts. will be sold extra.
Sugar mill convenient.
No. 5.-A SMALL SUGAR PLAN
TAIION, iii Nermili0n parish, contain
ing 100 arpents-1O0 arprnts enclosed
and under cultivation and - arPent8
timber land. A light eight-horse sugar
mill, capacity lour to five hogshcads, on
the place, in good running order. Good
Peach and Fig orchard, Located on the
west side and ono mile from Bayou Yer
million, s miles below Abbevillo, Place
healthy; water good. Enough Cane on
the place to plant 80 acres, aud au album
dance ofCorn. Price, S., 200, one-third
cash. bRance in one and two years,
Stock on the place will be sold cheap A
good school within a half mile of the
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~ The publio are invited to visit ".
~. Colgin's new store, Main street.
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MORE SUGAR HOUSE IMPROVE
MENTs.-Our Congressman elect,
Hon. J. Il. Acklen, is erecting a
beam engine and the largest mill
on the bayou, which he
lately purchased from Dr. Per,
kins, near Baton Rouge, AMI has
sold his old mill and engine TO
Pecot Bros, which they are put
ting up on their prairie place
back Of MIR. Fsy's, where they
expect to make 100 hogsheads Of
sugar this year.
Mr.. 2. @. Bethel is having a
heavy mill aud engine put up ON
his Oak Grove plantation.
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ANNUAL ~REvIEN.-ThaBks to
the publishers, Messrs. Louis j..
Bright q 90, for a copy OF their
ftty.ftth annual review of the
New Orleans market, for the year
ending Aug. 81, 1877. 1t is a
valuable work, and we shall
reproduce portions of IL III future
numbers of our paper.
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Call on III. Dudley Coleman &
Bro, No. IL Union street, New
Oeleans, when you want cheap
machinery, mill stones, irons and
portable steam engines, cotton
presses, etc.
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Our NEW ADVERTISERS.
Owing to the crowded condition
OF our columns, We can this week
only call the attention of our
readers TO the large number of
new city advertisements with
which We have been favored.
Read all, and next issue We shalt
have something to say Of each, AL
The tax list will then be out.
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WEATHER AND CRoPs-We
have had much rain, during the
past week, and the cane crop has
been greatly improved By ii
Cotton planters, however, want no
rain, still we hear less about
worms than We did . month ago.
The damage BY them will be- less
than was anticipated.
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W.. G.. ShcDNrF ~ TO-.

y" kyEWNEFWH" y NWa
No. % CAMP and I1G COMMON ST, NEW ORLEANS T.,
Will ESTABLISH THESE FICTS:
J. OUR STOCK Is TIE BEST. , OUR PRICES ARE THE CI,,
3 OUR METHODS ARE TIE FAIEEST. "AtEST
SIS will buy an elegant Porcelain DeTSre lnemhy curA to rrnbr
appearance, ad hr more duraDIe DlNNh" " T. comprising li pieces to wi
II Dinner Plates, j. Tea Plates, - Soup Plates T. Psm"s| WY WIZ
II Butter Plates. II Tea Cups and %Aucer3 II Dinner Coffee Cung aa T iA@
s#1 Soup Treen, Sauce Boat Salad Dish, ; Ervmos 'ms
Vegetable Dishes 4 Meat Dishes, pickle Dishes. "0 Dishes
stone China DINNER SETS, Stone China EEA S$IS decorated CHAMBER ypr
Real French China DINNER SEfSG Gold Band China HEA SETS Tsbla TInTE ShS
Table GQBLETS, CROCKERY, in assorted crates; GLASSWARE, in asorp SG %S
TIN WARE. pressed and pieccd; WOODEN epND WILLOW WARE TE TTG%s
LOOKING GLASSES, and general House FurEgimg Goods. ""V@
Ang 80 .@ ". c. SIEpA ANN co
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healthy; water good. Enough Cane on
the place to plant so acres, aud an album
dance ofEorn. Price, S., 900, One-third
cash. bRance in one and two years.
Stock ON the place will be sold cheap A
good school within a half mile of the
"a place.
NO. GA BzTsI1ON OF .646
n ACRES, situated iB the parish OF a
fayette, about s miles from the town Of
VermiiunvilIe, and 4 miles from Nermil-
ION Byou, (west.) Near the line of the
proipctcG N. o. u Texas IL Il. The land
rich, HIM and drainage good, and will
grow any crop that Il b. raised in the
Stlto. The i"mprovouien,s are NEW aud
consist OF one large double dwelling
house, one kitchen with ironing room,
three cabln', one corn crib, one corn
null, aud o o buggy house. Also COCO,
more or less panels OF cypress fencing,
enclosing $50 acres Of land, now under
cultivation. NelghborhOOd good, and
location healthy. Price $4,000. $1,000
cash, balance in one and two years.
No. IA PLANTATION OF $40
ARPENTS OF opon land, 200 icing IN
der fence and 40 nrpents of wood land adj
joining, enclosed as q pasture, situated
near Lake PcigneUr, in VermiliOn Parish
j miles from ROyville, aud about 5 miles
rom Bayou Vermilion. Improvements
consist oil 1 comfortable Westinghouse,
] s, rvanls house, large stable, corn crib
with corn mill attached, blacksmith shop
with tools, cotton house, 6 good labOTers'
cabins, ~CjBtern, wells with chain pumps,
aud an orchard of B arponts bearing
pouches, ]mPriCotS. apples, figs and CT
anges. A lot Of stock, consisting of Beef,
Horses, Hogs, etc; a Moving Machine
and Hay Press, and all Farm Implements
go with the place. Price, $4,000.
No. "a FINE TRACT OF 800
acres, heavily expressed, located about
n mile west OF town Of Franklin, ad-
joining the estate of j. b. Murphy.
Price S15,G0 per acre, hat Cash and
balance in one, two and three years,
No, ga SUGAR PLANTATION,
seven mites above St. MartiUsviIIe, con-
tanning about 500 arpents of enclosed
arable ltnd>anf $50 acres of good timber
land adjo!r ing. Fronts about 20 arpents
on Bayou Teche. Has a large sugar
house and MI necessary machinery in
g0oi running order; two comfol table
dwelling houses OH tue place, Iaborers'
cabIns, etc. Til place is admirably
suited fOr Il co ouy, location being high
and he 'lthy, and society good. Much
cane could be secured in the neighbor-
hood, to grind Oh shtres. Price, $4,000,
ene-lhird cash, -
Mo. 1O,-ASuGAE FARM, situated
near No. ., containing 22I arpents OF
land, l4O being open. now under cultiVa-
ton, aud 81 woodland fronts y arpents
on Bayou Teche has a dwelling. house,
clubhouse and other Improvement. Price,
$4,000, one-tbird cash.
NO. lilo ARPENTS OF PRAI-
RE LAND, near Abbeyille, Vormiliou
Parish, measuring y arpeuts by Al in
depth, of tho Crosse Isle Grant" to
gerber with privilege to out timber on a.
community tract near by. Price, $500.
One-half ash.
For Particulars, address
j. Y. GILMORE,
New Iberia, La
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Simple Screw Press.

DRICE. COMPLETE s1e5 oo
IRONS $4,000
Screw or pin, ! inches, solid wrought
iron. Packing box, 3 feet deep. Simple,
strong. durable, and guaranteed TO pack
a SEQ lbs. bale. Send for circular. Man
uf4etured by
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN i BRO,
New Orleans, La
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30

business necessary the business OF the Other
Will be very much reduced. and in the strife 10 secure
what renap likely To pretty low prices fOf
some oft Goals that do noattempt to meet the Reading
now.
On Wednesday, the Delaware, Lackawanna and nd West
Railroad Company sod a, auction app soI The
attendance wac large and the prices show an advance Us
ever were made by but few parties. and the general
belief Is that prices were bostered THIS oeeI IS DaSt %
unavoidable by those familiar with the trade ana WIN
the parties who made the purchases. There was not an
important buyer at this sale who did not or sboa DO.
superior quality for lees money, and that these buyers
should have the to bid prices and then t1he
the majority of the coal. clearly Indicates 70 our u
object create false impression as 10 he
market value OF coal What advantage may nave peen
anticipated in this result We do not know. nor WIN we
the comUany OF being parry 10 IT, short ume
previous TO the sale We had adyiees OF bnil move
Dent " coal stocks" and on the morning oi lho s1
those best Informed IN such matters antlclpatou IN au
in the prices Of coal ito strengthen the value oi
stocks) although they acknowledged that the condition
of the market did warrant it, but on The contrary
decline should take place II the coal were SOFA on
its merits AS We cannot see that the company has y
advantage othoTs in market where every buyer Is
overwhelmed with offers at low prces we can oy sup
pose the advance 10 form part oi " Dl mosehcht W
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company has issued
since the sale q circular advancing It's prices r II ,
tends to stand by the prices named IN inns circut
(Which we do not IN the least expect II VIII uo,, be
Just well close its mines far the business 10 pe
done frOm the North River is concerned rue ifhi-u
Valley Coal Company did more consistent tning. !.
issued circular announcing arcGuctOn -, a., l.,
The production Of antAraciic coal is sun on tne , m
crease, having been 4j0,ilO tons Tor the week Gnu
on the 2 S inst as against 434 2i9 tons FOR the W eI
prcvOn. and 45 81 for the corresponding week ny
1876. The production last week. although IN excess o
the corresponding week OF 1876 and any previous "eeh
year. considerably curiailed by strike az tno
Lchgh Valley Railroad Conpany's wharyes az Amboy ,
The total production from Jan. has been i,7S7l6I
tons ~ compared with 966 tons for the Ike perOa
of lust year, showing increase this year Of lJZIoi
tons. Considering thS great utpIeSsI'h 'hs
s exists in nearly all branches OF industry ice cNcesS
OF shipments already this year, the large amount oi coa
now being produced and Indications that this quantity
will he still mrher increased may reasonably loon
for great denOra zltOn during iic Summer months ue
Delaware and Hudson Canal COnpany'5 circular AZ
yaucug prices TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
COTTON MARKETS.

ArLAyr, Arrl e7-Cotton dull: MrGling l0c.; weekly
receipts, % bales; stock. 2s3j bales.
MIAMI % Eo orm"ry f f nSl receipts! 5 bales
gross, sG bacs exports coas'Ws, 81 bales; sales lfl2
bales: stock ~, NO9 Dal,s. ~
NRNruI- April -Cotton quiet Mitdng 1O'-c; receipts
WIlSGroN April 2s-Cotton dull and nominal; N.ddlnE
lO3c. Low Mddng. l0'c; Good Ordinary, Jic; exports
coastwLse, : bales; stock, 1850 baeS.
CINClSNAr, Apnl 2S-CottOn nrn Madhng. lOsie: Low
Mijdlng lOc Good Ordinary 95sc. receipts 43B bales
shipments l6l bales ses 100 bales o spinIers 100 bales
I6I.rsyIIit Npril 2S.-Cotton qulet: Mdlhng, lO2c;
April 2sCotjon quot, MiddllAg 10 rio sc net
receipts. t6l bales exports cOaStWlSe, Olo DaS SAFES ioD
bales. stpcN. 1879 ba'eS. s -
HALnlQRy Apr 2S-Cotton Gulet; SIddlmg, lOi,9,ec3
exports 80 blls sale. l2o bales; stock
G0siGS, Apri 2s-Cotton duI; MildIiug. lliic; Low
Middlng iO'c. Good Ordinary l04c. net receipts, Va
bales. gross, l.U17 bales; stock l5.'S3 bales
FHILhu!..gtlii Apni 2S.-CovOn quiet Mdding. Il se
Low MidJi. lOJic: Good OunalG 10 oisc; net receipts
l3O Lars css. l4 bles; salts ~ alrs; spinneis 0i
NEwTyF,Ns phi 2s-Cotton steady; M.dcling 1O7c
Low Nddung. lOas.; Good Didnary. sc net reecipts
27O ba,s gIus bales exports. 10 Great BRIAN. 5000
bacs the Continent S6 balrs sales 26cO bates; stock
EivtSyHT AprI 2e-Cotton dull Mlddlmg lose;
blrs; ,o,- 81 bales. exports Great Brtiin 3iL bales
cOastisr 100 bales. sales 30 bales; stock T3G bales
AUGUSTA, April 2H.-COtton Guiet Aidlna I0'2c; Low
Middlng Zoe; Coed Ordinary J4a9c; receipts 70 baCS
sales li3 balcs.
Mup r. Auri Buyers and sellers apart quota
tons nominal; Mi3dlms lDi &c; Mdlng. lose; Good
bIl,.. sale, Uuuu, ,1r,ant stock. 3J8l9 bales. -
CUAREsToH. ApIi 2S' otton Iuit tte DONG Midd.ns
c H1'iiug, l0'c.. Good Ordinary, lo'fc; net re
ccIps 2lS bales; SALES iOO bales; stock. 1891 bae4
Sr lSiI, Apil 2S.-toituD unchanged MldhhnS lO'sc.
Low Millhig lose GOOD Ordinary. 9i2c; receipts 20
bales; shipments 47s bales sales a23 bales STOCK 2lO63
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30

3 at nssos sSs sag 4. ss S. y ssysF
firm a. 81 o. Buer steady demand firm Choice % wesGln ,s
Wheat stronger LIVE MSss II gS1d demand firm
,taay 5to E,,fa Al White G MlssSsn E ss Milling
WHITE %' ssssa MssiS,n ne@sy ns1 sS y ~
na% si5 SS, SS Wheat 5 ssss % Ta
Ssi SzS I9s ss,S sS 0O Wheat 'O'
0 3pr P1s soyS Sai arm Spring
sa 5Tns yliat %a.Sid ses p$t!
G 81 6a. a. Ga SG 80 @ Z: sS GSrH ayl
81 Barley aTpsr 80 SPr,ns sSSsis no So soc,
1000 bbls. Flour 10000 bush. Wheat
p aahgots 4R fam 81 sSso % si Go
= yc S qS 5S o i ss = ss as WI %hs, S and
higher .Pennsylyanla Red g 20 amber 81 20 White
. 81 YSoT %Sssr7 res as s7a oc 9
S o1s % TfSf f %s eoS
pork sl7 250s 90 Beef Hams s23@tz9 smoked
PcRIs s Hams. iosioic DO sides 5c DO shoulders
SSS af4s Ea 5s5a ws.sn 'E1s E sS
Pen. gs..y rs% nsri u &'sp %nay Ee
Western s. ~ gs sdn and s;gs s Ss u
wheat 5000 BUSH Corn. g 600 BUSH Rye 800 Su'h oata
S S@ss hn1 81 ySnr cue pu. a unchanged
whsatSs s F$ 6a cash . s'I1s s a. q rs
s 5ss o. May inte Ercs Corn lS hIsnsr for
%ay f' "5Si%a'f 5Se Jgy iOl oats % higher 4$s d1
s % sg d II ,da% n cGsss nss az S @ cS. %s' s % 7s
G I 50 & Ty acy 10 IH & an ar roe S S s sssn scr or
bid. Bacon inactive az Ge, s'4a87sc. and 9aSeo for
Shoulders Ib Clear Sides Live Hogs steady and
unchanged Cattle UNCHANGED; good demand t9T y9nng
steers; Heavy Shipping neglected RccciptsOO DOis
Flour 10 O0O bush Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn, 1000 Dns
Oats 900 Rye 1000 bush Barley, 700 Hogs 2Oo
Cattle. - -. , az, "a.
ToLFDo. Ar1I 28.-Flonr firm Wheat aimi No No ! Wame @
Michigan 81 0J Amber Michigan, spot ana May " ~ juno
A. ~; No . do 81 80: No Red Winter spot and May
~ Oi Day ton and Michigan Bed: ~ OF; No he,
500 Rejected Shore Red III 40. Corn hrn; filgh
Mixed, spot aud May, 81 No spot and Nay OIL;
!unr 81 nc; Juy Gle; August, 66c Reject 9S2c; Dam
aged, Sic oats firm No 2 IS c; Mic ig&n isc clover
srrd ~ 90 Rccepis3iO bbs F!our l0OOO Dush Wheat'
600 bush Corn 33OO bush Oat-. Shipments Dus
wheat - 900 bush. Com, ,. 400 bush oats
WlItSGr0S n c. April 24.-SpItts TuTpeAtne steady at
2oc steady 81 80 Tor ra.ned Crude Iurpenilne
quiet for Hard; - % for Yellow Dlpi 81 u Or
Virgin Tar dull at 81 40.
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
KunnPKAN MAPKErS

IrvErroo' hprii - Por!-Eaatorr irmer II Western
steady al 81 Cumbersnd, Cut dan A. 36 Short
steady cut GHll 10 t3 ya 2h2aJIs & siy i,
lj p!ino Aess aIner at At 9 Lard nm % w,S5tn st,
Snifits ,ri ~ 70 steady as Fine dnl
al iOG. CiIrse Choice steady ~ 20. iaId on
% ~ ri, iu1l'~ ,rier n 1861 40 sprinC f!1ncr
n; iS; WiairI sorrhc,I- None the mpthet; WINTER
LnfEroor- AplIl .5-l2 m-1hc rccgpis of coton 10
bel Ter. D,coms weal,r IpianGN Low Ad-
95 9,5g cii,sl ' 'JHnG an iny tcvor 5a 81. aai sales
Of same, 5z'1d; !pands, lo% atnl'g elNise; Jny
August AID ''cptrgh'r delivery. 5"agd: 49,,
IIyraPoor- Aprl - l::i0 p m.-Cotion deadier Md,
ar, i,u.ng 2.ugo speculation and cNuo-t; plan H.
Low Nidos CLAUSE June and July delivery 5'ri aij' sales
OF tie same. - Sso. %, ,.,,,, c.,, r. ,,,,
aihs lhgS, c,a..c lry and JANE p d5l.yeiy 5ire
li,KMaol n, MR. r. M y tr a,a Clr
and iaoI3i for Rra WINTER. Lrrd. 20 = cwt for Ameri-
Ly,ao, Hr, l:i5 y. m.upinqdr Cotton, Low M
Gim ,iis, iine and jay dclyci,. 55rt. Up.ard Low
Middl CLAUSE, July ard An.,s, delivery, 1's. T. p,'s'
IIyEGInui- Np7 - 2.0p m.-,o''on fi.ur's MN 70
sr. 81 ed IN, -a, toy ilct i,d coo balc' Anricen
excited iliJn the past ve'h i"rHf S'oui!'s 'i pr
tc,.riy ,.u.silr aAG jlurgIiiu-ID heavily oh h,Hil'
anl ls,"' " i, m " '' p,r1 RAIN, yr - .t
on Thuist.y. AMI have since inclined upHari I%,, th'
to- csi,,i4 i,. o,c lus.ars n.t.', aud ruiis.'
SANS Iungara - 9" lr, H. g. = -oilr d i!'
Itft.f rLau-tr tic iitt. Ni'
tIau ahl ita,aJ. % fr,I', j.; p ;u"t'H - SD. ali
y, nh ,'uti. sis, -I Re-. u i Hhu h1 merry every
member SOC -.Nc,tngv dHlit 'tl . AL 'l
irai afi. .-r tlus 'd"Eht i lLt 'iI H'
rr,..... f.s,iuca ,"t !, a-!in ~ ",tvr spr'aa
,r demand aIiirifs when III be uosi Affected he Nv
L.tvttu llis..a aaJ Tat,5 - priicr" from i' tlus
p. t un"r.ta'fv at aing nc tuirrc rui' t ihr clll
European Voy..r, other I'ite- are iiG"r ui-tieI An
rI.r size. toe March OIL! tj1 & ir nu Fhtrr 90!
:ist v mort 30 IN I!'r-r'rco 80 t -
ID , IL dNo,t "a. co. last week. sugar IO' lut
.uia Improvement If .iUuaF iti'urj o. iiti' nav 't
bl r: Irsr Imports To-day thr inHIhri was inr, b"i
steady Iur Gl>gar sugar ISt cCjta 81 ally prcra a""
All ui gd. o r.Da. ~" mrs.a., aEa I'd. o. iya ,oht1
,rrn,i r: ~ "i.u demand FOR the continent ana
9-r here, Plantation trylon was ~ oAi rcr cwi
N,rE -Oni 10 ilc qidi' tta NdS i
ucyr cuE.lct4. b.. qu.Iuy by auction s"i "tH'il lc
s.rIe n r:t- ,Dual'y in favor ~ DuyF Spec was
uui,i Il frg sales puIitd ~ OiacS pepper to arrive
Ius f ipt, - j. 20 D. .tu 7. - 10 DI oi money
and tAe account 1. :. bonds Isnofi'S lo''t ilA"47
CCutiGi, % y. - ?. q, ,..t. ,o,.. to.I. p,r,o
ad,iccs quos i've cent TIia7 5 i,s IHf 'nt
IONrO AuTit IS - i III oi'' 10 i' h''n'S anu
g3il,s fOr tho aCcoini . ... A.. .u
c,,,. i, n 32L,c Tor the account. Ta!iow - p,rcwt
in<IrN NurI IS $3.50 D. il.-rhc amount cI bullion With
drawn ro,n the Of England on balance today Is
nSIcy Arril o8- Fycnlng.-Cacuta Insee $50 0OSi =
quarter I.irsssd OIL $50 . q ton. -
PARIS ApIi Exchange on London EOi I-c iOI slofV
sight. , 90, ,,.,.,., on, to- t,,c poic ,r,ar,
New-York tribune., 1877-04-30
mANANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Apr1 -. sugar market cNciteh the scale o,
,. mas advanced gradually IA" aSlruce Oi short crops
cycrywhrrc Cla eel Sugar, NOs 10 to - d. - ~ ga {
,rich, 20 -. 4. l1Nl II reals; no
i.4- SaaT Nos 10 10 nj lUGlOs reals hus' oyho 5th
f., or tp Fair glsalO reals do, FaL 10 Cool k"hihS,
IN 'ini r,l. Centrifugal Sipar. II to l3 in boxes,
l.. og % ras hhds, l2' - reals STOCK lnWtr
Matanza-, 2zJ,oOo boxes anu JObUO
Ihis; tcccips OF weA 2900O boxes and - ,,IU % hs
tYt,ri dlTing ,hr week. 200 br:es and llGo nhs,
i ip D. 800 boxes aid II 600 hmii Ia The nlttd Stated
Moiasses 80 degrees poilzaiion % reals per s9.1n
I1,cou -;1t 20 per rt. iam9 #lt1sJl per qlulal Tor
American Sngarcurcd Potatoes fii 5Od*iD per Doi.
rtais gallon. Empty liogshcas - .1afJ icIl iIotr
niI. ite Pine, 81 f32 per "; frh me- f%7G - =,
wur n sSooEs dun Boxes ieals MOassCs hhls .0~22
reals While Navy Beass 81 reals ysr aLioEa CGt6
iOaiOL, reals per arfoba Hoops, lOns sAaveu' Tip
$50 per NJ. Frrights-T1 the Onit'u Hih,,s NC
tive and advancing loading at hay1na M i r @ - 1i - 20
pcr md Of rnolasscs ~ 25d%2 so loading at ports on h
ortb COG (0utsldr PORTS thr Une1 states pei hu OF
sugar 10 per HID oi moas7s = 49, % - & iTf I9I
Jnll Spanish GOLD 22i 90. LNchinSe- lho h'tu
fafes So days currency 2Gi;i discount; short seh co.
discount on London Il premium icn fas l@t
nj