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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-14
THE NATION AIS.
The List of Delegates to tine Approaching
Parish Convention.

The National Parish Convention, when 1t
meets. which will be- after the Democratic
Parish Convention has made its ticket and
adjourned. will be composed Of the following
named delegates
FIRST WARD.
George Seby Volney Brown. A: Glaudiga. E..
Chaumette. Thos. Davenport, i. McHa ynes, as.
Warren, Ohas. Harris, T. O. Wills. Louis Carter,
&. Holland
II. G. Gammack, J. K. Kistler. =. A. Phillips,
Robt Magee. T. T. Tronchara, VIM Arms. 4.
Y: Woods, Z. Legura, Frank Mills, james f.
Thomas.
dolph. Leon Sinefno. r. Renaud. Mat. BoIes.
Ell Jones. J. G. Judice, Spencer Field. Jr.
THIRD WARD.
s. s. Francisco, Joe Francisco. l.. Il, Roy. VIM
Rusk. Francis Massias.
FOURTH WARD.
Jno Vance. Jr.. Paul Morgan Louis Thomas.
John Hras, III. Blanchard Jas. Jackson, Il. h.
Roche.
FIFTH WARD.
Ed. Gex. W. Fl. Duke. Albert Mathieur. Louis
Klein, T. fletcher FRANCIS Dede. J ". Breedlove'
Louis Bourne, Arnold Crozat Philip Uruuhnrt.
Armand Chevalier, IRENE L9gendre.
SIXTH WARD,
i. Charbonnet. Henry r. Kerr. Louis Surlo,
J. G. Putchler, Louis COrdter, W. L. hnuckley
SEVENTH WARD.
i. Laznrd. L. j. Joubert. r. E, Auuilard. III.
r. Nicolas. G.. Landry. A. Picard, EdW. VanCres-
son. J. Hussy, E. Blandin. L. Laronue, J. Y.
Weber, T. Marks
EIGHTH WARD.
David Kinney, Anthony Dowd. Thomas Fla
herty, Peter ST. Cyr. August Bertrand, Robert
Seaton.
NINTH WARD.
G. W. Wright, F. Fondelle. Alfred Jones, De-
tnve Rock, John Coyd. Casper Glasier Martin
Thomas.
TENTH WARD.
VIM. LOTHIAN. VIM. Hntten Jas. E. Moore
VIM. Dawson. Battle Payne, q. walker, John
Hunt, J. Murphy. W. J. Goodrich. O. A. FaWcett
t. A, Pons, l.. Mcclellan.
ELEVENTH WARD.
A. M. 9. Hearsay, Aleck Smith, F. g. Nicholas
Geo. Duhurst. John II. Kelley, Madison Cant
Jas l.. Wymer M. G. LassOn. Henry I. Grand
pre- John Campbell Il. y. Swan, d. Thompson,
TWELFTH WARD.
e. D. Falls, j. M. Higgins. Seymour Acorn
John Mailhes. L. Populus. Paul Bruce
THIRTEENTH WARD.
n Underwood, J. Andrews. J. A. Hagerney
G. b. Augustus J. H. IT, Roberts.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
J.C. Aucoin. Harrison Powell. Peter Roahne,
Bon Brown, Moses Powell.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Felix Borne J. A. Babin A. r. Black. Wn.
Harper, Jos. Gibson. John Branch.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
D, NJ Moore. r. Hawkins. John Mitchell &
.. Boumor, Richard Simpson.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Alenk Derocha, Frank Anderson, John Jor-
dan Frank Hurnell, McFields.
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Behan, Paul Waterman, E. r. CheVaaly ana
For Administrator Of Poliee-,Capt. ?. o.
Mea1lie, Jas. Barry and NJ. Sheehan. ~
Glvnn. Jr., Edwin Harris, J. j. Overton and D.
For Administrator Of improvements. ID.
Houston and John Mccartney,
For Civil Sheriff.. X. A. Gauthreaux ana
For Criminal Sheriff-John Fitzpatrick mo
opposing candidate i, mentioned;
HERE was no talk last night about the
probable candidates for the position OF Adj
mnistrator Of WaterWorks.
The above list comprises the most pron1-
nent names which will be brought before the
convention, but does not include oil spoken
Of. There can be no prediction as yet as to
the probable nominees for the reason That
until the contests In the several wards above
specified are settled no satisfactory combina-
tfons can be made.
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the Poydras Market, difficulty took place
over game Of cards between W. Rizzo and
Thomas Cook, which terminated in the former
firing one shot at the latter without effect
The accused was arrested and locked up in
the Central Station. About an hour after
Rzzo was arrested, Chief Boylan was ap-
preached and asked to parole him until the
morning. The Chief declined, on the grounds
that the charge WIS too serious 81 one, and
that should the accused return and kill the
man he had already shot ut he would feel that
he would be responsible.
Recorder Smith was next visited, and it
being the request Of @ prominent politician,
Smith ordered the clerk ct the station to take
bonds for the appearNnCe Of the accused.
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A STATEN EMIT.

Mr. Dan Sullivan, who was judge at the
recent election in the eighth ward, CALLED at
the DEMOCRAT office last evening and regard
ing the statements published concerning the
ARRAY at the polls there says that he was shot
in the commencement of the melee in the right
hand, and could not shoot any one his hand
being paralyzed from the wound. AS Judge
of the election, when he saw that the crowd
had forced down the barbados to keep back
idlers, he told those entering that he would
declare the election, acting as judge, null and
void if they pressed forward. An advance
was made and several shots were fired, and
he then pronounced the election null and
opened the box and scattered its contents on
the floor. He alleges that the police assisted
the faction opposed to him and those he rep
resented.
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Fourth Station, charged with false regis
trHtiOn.
Dan Jordon WIS locked up In the Eighth
Station, charged with the larceny OF 1876 feet
Of hose.
A man named r. Bowling was locked up In
the Fifth Station, charged from information
received, with kicking man almost to death.
Jules Young was run into the Third Sta
ton, charged with violating. discipline on
board Of q French ship and threatening the
captain.
At II o'clock Saturday night coal oil
lamp exploded at Mrs. HarriCks, No. ID
Gasquet street Mrs. Hnrrick, in attempting
to eztinguish the flames, was slightly burned
on the hands,
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FATHER nHAT'RH EW.
Fifth Annual Celebration of His Birthday
by the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of Louisiana.


The Catholic total abstinence societies OF
our CITY. composing the Catholic Total Absti-
nence Union Of Louisiana, celebrated yester-
day for the fifth time the anniversary Of the
birth Of the Very Rev. Theobald Mathew, the
great apostle OF total abstinence.
During Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings the exercises of q spiritual retreat
sermon and benedicton Of the blessed sacra-
ment-were held in st. Alphonsus Church.
The very reverend superior Of the Redempto-
rists, FIR Neithart, preached the RETREAT; his
eloquent, yet very practical, discourses were
listened to by q very large audience of the
members-
The general communion of tho members Of
the societies was at the 7 o'clock mass in ST.
Alphonsus Church, Father Ntthart officiating.
A very large number OF men approached the
holy table.
On account of the prevalence Of the fever,
the street parade was dispensed with,
At III O'Clock in the evening the spacious
Church of St. Alphonsrs was crowded with
the best element Of the Catholic population:
After the usual prayers Tor the cessation OF
the epidemic Father Neithart assembled the
pulpit and delivered one of the most interest
| ing and convincing lectures on the total ab-
stinence question 1t has ever been our good
| fortune to hear.
| After the lecture, solemn bencdiction OF the
blessed sacrament closed the exercises OF the
evening.
In 1872, Rev. Father Butler, of the Jesuits
| Church. established the first total abstinence
society In New Orleans; year later there
were three societies in existence, which formed
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union Of Louis
lana.
The New Orleans Catholic Total Abstinence
Association Jesuits), st. Joseph's Total Alb
stinenCe Society, city; ST. AlphOnsus, st.
Theresas, st. Francis de Sales, at Houma,
Terrebonne parish st. Joseph's, Algiers, st.
Mchael's and St. Joseph's Cadets now COM
pose the State Union. The Union and it's con-
stituent societies are members of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union Of America, which is
composed of nearly all the Catholic total alb.
I;stinence societies in the United States and
British America, SO members, when travelling,
find their membership good in every part Of
the country.
The success of the 7. A. Societies in New
Orleans is mainly due to the Jealous priests
of the city, who organized societies in their
respective parishes, and thus effectually
checked the debasiDg vice of intemperanct
among their people.
Rev D. Mckiniry, Of the Jesuits' Church
! the revered spiritual director Of the State
Union, was called away across the lake early
last month to fill the place OF priest str ECKER
down with the fever; he also took the fever
but is now recovering.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMON

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
October H. 1875
Arrived
Steamship Hudson, Freeman. I'm New York, 5h inst
to A Monlton-2d die 8
Brit steamship Jenny Otto Pnrvis % days FIN Car
diff. Wales, to DeWof Powell &co-4th dis
Brit steamship Borusaia Williams from Liverpool,
via Corunna and Havana, to Silas Weeks eco
4tb dis ~
Brit steamship Vanguard, Valiant from Liverpool,
via West Indies. to Ocean Aeo-2d dIs 20
Steamship Tappahannock, Cooksey, from Havana,
VIA Florida Ports toHI K Roberts-1st dis 10
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Am ElectIGn for Vice President and ODIt
Mnry Resolutions,


uary Resolutions,
At meeting Of the Mexican War Veterans,
held yesterday, the thirteenth instant, in the
Washington Armory, John Purcell presi-
dent, Richard Lambert secretary, q vote
of thanks was rendered to the Peabody
body Relief Association for their liberal dona-
ton of ratons to the families Of distressed
veterans.
D. M. Holingsworth, chairman Of the relief
committee Of the NJ, W. w. reported that the
committee was drawing rntions for the fani-
lies Of sixty destitute Veterans.
Gen, james 3. Walton was by acclamaton
made O vice president Of the association, to
fill vacancy occasioned by the death Of
Vice President Levy,
The following resolutions we're passed in
memory of the late lamented S, II. Levy,
vice president Of the association:
whereas, This association of Mexican War
Veterans have learned with deep distress OF the
recent death Of our vice president, s IL. Levy.
q private during the war with Mexico In the
Third Mississippi Infantry.
Rps0Iued That considering the high character
Of the lamented deceased: bis virtues as p citI
zen and his qualities as soldier in the Mexl"
can war it Is meet that this association give eX-
preston to the regret bis death has oocastoned.
and of our appreciation OF the great loss sus-
tanned IN his demise
Resoirpd That the mpathy Of the Veterans
Of the Mexican Wer be expressly conveyed tc
| the family Of the deceased with copy OF these
resolutions.
J. 3. WALTON. Chairman;
JOSIAH FISK. -
ALBERT G. BLANCHARD.
Attest:
RICHARD LAMBERT.
Secretary Mexican War Veterans Association
After clerical services by the chaplain the
meeting adjourned to the second Monday il
| NOvpnbpr
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W
EFa re.

At q quarter to 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing o. fire, caused by sparks from q CHM
ney, broke out in the two-story frame-house
on Laurel, between Bordeaux and Lyons
streets. The house was owned and occupied
by Oscar johnson. The flames were extin-
guished with damage Of $40. The hose car
riage Of Pioneer No. in going to the fire
broke a. wheel
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMO CRAT. /
Monday. October A. 1873. !
Arrivals.
Emma Irvine.
Departures.
Emma Irvine.
TO Arrive.
Isabel Emma Irvine, Alvin, lower coast;
Edward }. Gay. j. W. Cannon, Bayou sara
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Died Suddenly,

At q quarter to 7 o'clock yesterday morn
ing ut the corner of Toulouse and Charities
streets, Sergeant DouviIlier found q man
named Francisco Batto, aged sixty-three
years, q native Of Italy in dying condition.
Third Station. The coroner held an inquest
and returned q verdict Of congestion of the
brn
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MAE&IpEA RE FFWMWBH
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Henry Tete
80 hbds sugar Delgado eco 10 do L Godchaux-6
do IL bbls molassss Richard MilHken---134 sacks
rough rice LANCE e. Legendre-f3 do Allen & Syme
-snndries order--Total 36 hhds sugar 2Os sacks
rough rice ii bbls molasses
BATON R)UGE-Psr steamer St Jobn-47 bales
cotton J l. Harris &co--16 do I'll HeYnau--3 Clapp
Bros &co--1 Lehman, Abraham Aeo--10 hhds sugar
J w Burbridge &co--tg bbs mcasses e M Scott
sundries to order-Total 81 bales cotton
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CITY ECHOES.

Antonio Keffell is in the Central Station,
charged with larceny.
Joseph Burns is In the Fifth Station,
charged with false registration.
/. D. Maroney, a clerk, was lodged in the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-14

SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE
PACK EFT,
THROUGH TO LAUREL VALLEY.
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY at &.
D. IN.
=, IT, An THE PASSENGER STEAMER
dssssssszaSA a EVA.
y. D. Terrebonne. master. Tom Knee clerk,
Pays particular attention to way business. Hs-
turning leaves Thibodaux every Tuesday eveu-
ing and Saturday morning, For freight or
passage apply on board or to
TERREBONNE b BRO. Agents.
60 Decatur street
p. B.-The Eva takes freight for all lsndlnga,
on Bayou Lafourche as far rs Meodia Planta~
ton, two miles below Lafourche Crossing.
aD2G If
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KAWBEJ @hRA.

BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET.
r. H. FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
l1Etz &C., Hermitage, Port Hudson. Lobdelre
@nassHa4=as7=@ Store, Baton Rouge. Plaquemfne and
postoff1ce landings Steamer
EDWARD =. GAY,
Leaves every MoNDhY and F I; m,
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
iy31 JANNEY & WORK. 106 Common st.
?. S.-Will pny particular attention to the
Bayou Lafourche business Of Capt. Joe Dali
feres.
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
f. FOR BAYOU SABA, WATERLou
kkaaaaaSsR Hermitage Port Hickey, Baton
#HsaSSS@@aSs" Rouge. Plaquemfne and way lands
ings-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
JOHN w. CANNON,
John q. Libano master, Thomas Howard, CLERK,
Leaves as above. returning down the cofst
MONDAY and every FRIDAY, For freight or
passage apply on board or to
GEO. d. HITE. 81 Gravier st.
BHITTON b EPPLEIt, 80 GrhvIer ct,
LORD u MupEAKE, As Camp street.
au7p g. G.. WAYNE. 1o6 Gravter street.
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Brit ship Colonial Empire, Bailey So days from Lily
eJpool, III ballast, to master
schr Znga, Drysdals 10 days from Falmouth, ia, to
master
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An AHgf,ssEk4Y.

Coroner Rance yesterday held an autopsy
on the body of Ell. H. Carter, and continued
the inquest until Wednesday.
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gTEk MnnATE
Hei@w-CoEning Up.

Henry Tste Aucoin. from Bayou Lafourche
St John, McElroy. from Baton Rouge
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STEAL Tss
NJ EsH NAV EAx
Nod River and Texas.

Ned River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PODTATION COMPANY, AND TEXAS Pa.
CIFIO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills Of lading and through pasgen.
ger tickets to all landings On Red River and all
railway stations In Texas The best route;
The following splendid and fagt steamers
composing the line will leave IS advertised be-
L. Belle. Maria Louise, Texas
q. E. D1rfee. Col. a. r; Kouns. Lotus No. .,
W.. Behan, B Ei mi 1 leo Dawn
AS''' 1.nne 1 FOB is9 sH nRs1EzvtEpogr JEFFER.
tl>zItSS9sz,t1 son. Hot Bprings and al land.
gsEe55sz.s%ings On Bed Ri7er and railway
stations In Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
T,eavag -, =. at 5pm.
No wharfboat charges drayage or commission
will be charged at mouth Of Bed Riyer, BayQu
Sara, or at Now Orleans IN forWardtng freight
Consigned to the company by bill Of lading;s -.
For freight or passage apply on board Of the
92g Or Ct o o 5 q f pPrgygd f9
J. e. oAhLfN, BhfTToN ! EPPLEB, g..
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
IT, T.. FOR RED RIVER E. EGG BEND,
lEsssgssssh1EE NOrmap's Barbin's, Wares and Way
| as&sS&asa2sR&a@S landings-'Fbe steamer
ALEXANDRIA.
I'm place Of the New Bart Able,} ,
Richard Binnott master. GEO. Hamilton. clerk'
N''0 Leaves every SATURDAY. ct D. IN.
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage
SDo'' Oh P +. v. ADKINS Z 81 Commercial Place.
! P. B.-Freight consigned to wharfboat. NOUN
| of Red river or to agents at New Orleans, Tor
the steamer Bart Able will be forwarded tree 81
CHARGE leo
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Relow-waitauR Orders,


Brit ship Palmas, Delias, 81 days from London to
Hall e. Vaughan
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Receipts at the New Basin

Receipts at tine New Basin
Hope Villa-Per steamer Alics--G bbls syrup 30
bales cotton Renshaw, Cammack Aco--1S Ell Allison
&eo---1i Beraud e. Gibert--7 w G Black &co-5
March Il schlenker-4 FL Heyman-2 Graham. Black
&co-2 Babn--1 Bush e. Levert--i9 sacks seed
cotton A l. Choppn-222 sacks cotton seed N o Cot
ton Seed Association--5O cords wood to Muncy b
Marcy-Tota 1870 bales cotton 80 racks seed cotton
bbls az rup 222 sacks cotton seed
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LA Foul atEE w..

TRI- WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
R#9s hr THE NEW AND FAST PASSEN~
s AEs9RzskZ ger steamer
HENRY TETE.
J. It. Aueoin, master, III. Fl. Landry clerk,
Leaves every TUESDAY at 10 O.. M, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at II m.
Lands all freight in daylight and pays partic~
ular attention to way business, and returns
down tho cohst, leaving DoDaldsonVlle every
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday morning.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
b. RIYET, IO5 Decatur street,
p. B.-Has q clerk On the landing during the
day at the bead of Bienville street TO receive
with privilege Of reshipping at Donaldsonvtlle.
se29tf
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RaGsIpta @F Produces

NEW YORK--Per steamship Hudson--Assorted
mdse
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THE FEVER RECORD.
Yesterdays ROLL.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH. |
New Orleans. October 10, 1878, J
Official statement of cases Of yellow fever re-
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OURCmHTA RIVER.

OUACHETA RIVER.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEN-
DENT PACKET,
Leaves TUESDAY, October IS, at .. n.
re- - FOR OUACHITA CITY, MONROE,
4a#$4hs5aahtks5 Trenton and all landings on Black
Fs'F'1z=z=HzH@ and Ouachta rivers. The new and
splendid passenger steamer
I'D. STEIN,
J. NJ. Tindel master,
will leave positively as above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
ocn r. J. WINBURN. 80 Natchez street.
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REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at 5 .. m.
r. FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU-
sll llafEt saa Port Barre simmsDort, Church
Es7E5assz==zszz=@ VILE and all landings on the Coast
Atchafaaya River and Bayou Courtabeau-The
new light draft steamer
FAMCHON,
u u proad naster r. John, clerk,
will leave as above For freight Or passage ap-
D'' BRITTON 4 EPPLER 80 Gravier street.
oc9 If
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SATURDAY HIUhEBU RH UNIFIED HTATEs5
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at6p, 70.
asy b. FOB VICKSBURG, DAVIS BEND
LzE7aaasfR NRtchez and all intermediate Iand~
s2asaazas inRs-The PASSENGER packet
NAFCHEX.
r. ?. Leathers, master, J. f. Muse, clerk,
connecting at Vtcksburg with the Parisot Line
for Yazoo, Talahatchie and Sunfower rivers,
and With Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and
st. Louis.
This boat reserves the right to pass all lands
tngs that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For frelg Rt, o. pas9sag{e applyC board or to
J. E. OARLTN. II Tchoupiteulas st.
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gTEA III gKaP B.

gTEA hagHHPgs
ROTTERDAM.
NETHERLAND AND AMERICAN LINE.
REGULAR LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
NEW ORLEANS AND ROTTERDAM.
a,E@s1. The Al steamer
"'-'z'z1@7 HARRIS
due on October 22j
will leave direct for Rotterdam On Or about
October 80.
For freight, ETC.. apply to
EUGsTER & CO.,
oc11 1t No. ~ Carondelet street.
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RIVER NEWS.

No delays at registration offices.
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MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.

UIIH " TIIINgI", 10 yFJftIN.
Joseph Neatly, ~ years.
James W. Edwards. % years.
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August 80 62k@9 e5 September. Lard e92K
July, 7.O2x August. Z 10 September.
st. Louis.
sT. LOUIS, June 24.-Opening- Wheat-s6h
i2:i5 .. m.-Wheaf lower-No red sek@sex
July, ,s5K@s53f August; nominally % cash.
Corn lower--sb1 @S5S July. 351 9S5I August,
24M cash Whisky steady a. ~ 06. Pork I'M
ehanged-Jobbing at 50 1909 30. Cut meats
firm-Salable Az, 6K and ga. Bacon dufet-5A,
So and So. Lard nominal 81 81.
lis .. m.-.Wheat-, s6A July. .slH August.
Corn-34% July, $50 August.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI June "a. 1920 .. m.-Pork 80 750
SO Bacon 54@6@gsA; Hams ms 1o@12 Gut meats
10; receipts 1895. Whisky 81 05.
PROVISIONS.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-Provisions firm ard
quiet Bulk shoulders 5d5.05; clear rib So
clear sides 5.B065 IS. loose Lard Current make
pork sloaio Is bb Hogs quiet m MARKET firm
common SO 9o@9 60; fair t. good 50 1000 90;
Ing at 81 oS. Oats dulI-Mlxed 26@g7 viii white a8a
30. Rye uuiet-Prtme to choice sample 66@57
on track. Wheat. quiet and steady-Prime to
for mixed ear; 40 for shelled on track.
Rev York.
NEW YORK, June "a. II 15 o. m.-Coffee dull
sales $780, ii rrax 1000, 1900 Maraeaibo; cargoes-
ordinary 13O134 fair IS, good 15h. prime 49,:
fair demand: sales $500 hhda refining fair to
good fair 3-16@7|. prime ~; refined sugar
@ s166DsM, standard A 9. off A sH@AA; crushed
%. powdered 9A. granulated 9k@9A, cut loaf
9s4d9T.
1886 o. acknowledgement 81 O61sta1 or winter
81 1901 49, Corn A, 40h, AZ. Pork $1,000 so.
Lard 7.22h@7.2B. Spot cotton quiet; middling
ii T-16; futures quiet.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
NEW YORK June N.-Money closed easy at
Q y cent. Exchange closed steady at 1851
04s7h Gold opened and closed at 1909.
Governments closed firm. Currency sizes 1908
Union flrsta 107K0107B; Union land grants
107s<0108: Union sinking funds 101H@101M :
Oentrals 107k @107I.
In State bonds Louisiana cousols rose to s3T
Gold Clearings at the N. 3. s.. N Y.-Gold
S752,600: currency balances sT59. 905;
gold clearings, s1O,998.000.
Clearing House Statement-Currency ex-
changes S66 4s8 742 currency balances Sd 422 172;
gold exchanges. s9,53t.997; gold balances,
81 343 995.