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eyed squszs a6e Spencer girls).
The English and Welsh aud Srsndi
navlan girls, vho hire out as dDmestic
servants, and torment everr Gentle
housewife with their utter worthless
ness, 90 into polygamy as q refuge
from daily labor, and after tasting its
bitters a briefwhile, return to service
as a more endursble condition. To
say that the girls are prompted by a
sense Of religious duty is a PROCLAMATION
of the term. They may be devout
Mormons, but MOrmonism, as Bishop
Tuttle has declared, is worse than
heathenism, and having been brought
up without sense Of moral obligation,
the false teachings they imbibe from
their priestly masters only deprave
their uncultured minds. Such are
the Mormon wives who are set up as
the Rachels and Hannahs and Sarahs
of modern Israel, and who are so
utterly insensible to shame as to pa
rade their degradation before their
fellow-countrymen for imitation.
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'"oAi"htNh NeFlNtiE
Among a batch Of letters lust re-
ceiyei by this week. steamer Is one
from a tourist friend, who has been
good enough 70 copy entire a page OF
80 out Of a guido book, setting forth
some facts in connection with Charles
Dickens which are entirely unfamiliar,
| believe, to the majority of Ameri.
cans. 1t reads as follows: There is
a very attractive 'room-Or speaking
more correctly, 'myth'-in Ipswich,
to-wit; Mr.. Pickwick's room, at the
Great White Horse Hotel, the true
history Of which is curious and hith-
erto unpublished. When Charles
Dickens was a very young man and
unknown TO fame, he reported for the
Morning Chronicle, which journal lent
the services Of the future novelist
TO the Suffolk Chronicle on Tho
occasion OF q Suffolk assize. Az.
irving at bis destination, the
young presSman engaged the com
Portable, best room OF the chief
hotel, the Great White Horse. But
later in the day, as the influx Of visi-
tors became great, tho ehurlish land
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For the Ledger.
THE GRANGE.


ny c. as.
While glzing on q future day
see a band in bright array
A noble, honest working band
Bsayoly they work and proudly stand:
Not like dumb slaves, bowed down with
care,
For these have wealth and prospects fair.
Once they we're in bondage kept.
For others studied while they slept;
But now the tyrants' bands arc broken.
The word Of freedom has been spokeni
No more are they bowed down with grief.
For God has broughtihem sure relief;
With hands and hearts raised up on high
The powers of earth they do defy.
You ask, What is this noble band
With heads erect and faces bland?''
They are the"'Grangers" Of the land.
MExPHIs, January 1879.
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4. Sweet be the SAUNDERS of the king.
Night bear his child on dOwny wing:
But let the Gypsy woman lie
Full many an hour with sleep1e,s eve 2

- " a W a. us
Wight bear his child on downy wing;
But let the Gypsy m lie
Full many an hour with ~sleepless eye
One day the false queen heard the
words, and she said to Basilopoulo:
Are you not going to tell some one
to kill this bird, which deafens us day
after day2'
Il shall never give you that pleas
ure, replied the king, 'for | while
away my time with that bird.
But the queen pressed him every
day to kill it, and in the end, woariod
out, he let her have her way. She in
stantly ordered her servants to seize
tho bird and kill it, but they we're to
take care not to let a single drop ofits
blood fall to the ground.
The servants did not attend to her,
and a drop Of blood fell down, and
from this drop 4 tree of great beauty
grew up.
One day the king went into his gar
den, and seeing this wonderful tree,
sat down under the shade of its leaves.
Then the tree dropped down its long
branches, closing them about the king;
and the king was so much delighted
that he did not move from it, and re-
turned every day to sit there with his
son.
The queen also took it into her head
to sit in the same place, but the tree,
dropping its branches, parted its
leaves and pricked her with its thorns.
Then she turned to the king and
asked him to cut it down.
At first the king refused, but at last
he ended by %c0nsenting. So she or
dered her seryrnts to cut it down By
the roots, and not to give the smallest
piece to any one.
An old woman who was passing
asked them to give her a branch to
light her fire, but in vain. Then the
old woman snatched a branch and ran
away.
When she got home she forgot ia
put it on the fire. and left it in the
corner.
Every morning the old woman went
out marketing. One day, when she
came back, she found the house put
straight, the fire lighted and the floors
swept. She asked her neighbors il
they had seen any one the house,
but no one had done so. On the fol
lowing day, and every day afterwards.
the same things took place.
Once she pretended to 90 out. and
hid herself in the house, in order tc
keep watch. Then she saw a woman
as beautiful as Nereid, coming out Of
the branch; and she immediatelyclasp
cd her in her arms.
After that these two women remain.
ed together, and the elder one felt a
great love for her companion, who was
so beautiful and so good.
The news spread about that the old
woman had in her house a lady as
beautiful as a Nereid. The king him
self heard of it and sent for the old
woman to question her. Then the old
woman told him all that she knew.
Basilopoulo at once guessed that il
was his wife, and he sent for her.
SO she told him from the beginning
all hat had happened to her, and he
immediately ordered that her sister
should be tied to two strong horses anC
that the horses should be whipped un.
TIL they had torn her to pieces for hav.
ing pretended to be the queen.
And they lived very happily.
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LEGAL,
Administrators Notice.

HAVING duly qualified as administrator
IL of DR.. b. w. Avent, deceased, all portions
having, claims against his estate are hereby
to me within tho time prescribed by law; md
persons indebted to said estate are requested
70 come forward and make payment or prompt
steps will be taken to enforce collections.
JONATHAN W. CURRIN, Admir-.
December q, 1878. 102- 10g- 1Il-150
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The organ rolled its notes from the
growing diapason to the gentle flute;
and the congregation accompanied by
deep sepulchral coughs to coughs
scarcely audible, because they had not
yet heard of the wonderful efficacy Of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING duly qualified as administrator
II of v &C. Woodruff, deceased, all persons
notified TO present them, duly authenticated
TO me within the time prescribed By law and
persons Indebted to said estate are reonosted
to come forward and make payment or prompt
steps will be taken to enforce collections
HERBERT RHETT, Admir-.
January !. 1879. U0-ii6-ls2'l2S
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Administrators Sale.

A administrators of the estate Of John
"A Ford, deceased, / will sell at REDUCED
prices for cash the stock Of Stoves, Tin.
ware n House Furnishing Goods,
contained in the s~torehouses No. 12S Poplar
street and "a Main street. Or l will sell the
entire stock, fixtures and good will Of the
to deal in the goods. Terms Of sale cash, o.
satisfactory notes.
S3I MARY A. FORD. Administrat,i,
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sister, who has the kings son for hel
husband.
Meanwhile Bssilopoulo had beer
obliged to go to war. aud in his sb,
sence the queen had a son. One day
a poor woman came to her and asked
% be allowed to live in the palace and
nurse her child. The queen did not
recognize her sister, and consented.
Presently the sister, whilst dressing
the queens hair, stuck an enchanted
pm into her head, and the qneen was
changed into a little bird. Then the
other took her garments and put her
self in her place.
When BasilOpOulo returned he
found his wife greatly changed, and
took a strong dislike to her. So he
spent the whole day in a room apart,
with his child. One day a little bird
iew into them and fOndled them both
with its wings; and then it began to
sine
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your wife," she said. 4 knew it when 1
saw her, and have ascertained it for
certain now"
"Ah!" exclaimed Bennion, rising, with
q look of unutterable horror in his eyes.
Eyes; don't scOld me, but llsten,"
Inoaned Julia. "You and she were not
made for each other. You used to leave
her alone for hours and days She could
not bear that, for she loved TO be made
much of. She made the acquaintance of
q man-an Instrumentation she used
to visit. His true character was IN
known to her, but one day while she was
with him he was arrested for passing
forged notes, and she was taken as his
accomplice. Sooner than let you find
out her infidelity, she preferred to let
you think she was dead. That is the
whole secret"
"And where is Mabel nowg' asked
Henry Bennion, with fatal sort of calm.
"She died in Australia six months
ago." said Julia, land she sent me this
tor you-a lock of her hair, with prayer
that you would pardon her. Here, look
at the hair: Mabel was quite young, yet
it has gray streaks in it. You do for
give her, don't youg"
"Yes!" murmured the wretched wild
over
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900 A WEEK in your own town. and no
Mn capital risked. You can give the bust
wv ness q trial without expense. The
best opportunity ever offered for those will
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until You see for yourself what you can do at
here You can devote all your time, or only
your spare time, to the business, and make
great pay for every hour that yoa work.
Women make as much as men. BEND for
special private terms and particulars, which
we mail free. IS outfit free. Don't complain
of hard times while you have such a chance.
Address il. HALLETT 4 Co, Portland,
Maize. Wz5y1s
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5000 A MONTH guaranteed. $l2 a day
.S0UU at home made by the industrious.
you. Men, women. boys and girls make
money faster at work for us than ut anything
else. The work is light and pleasant. and
such as anyone can go right at Those who
are wise who see this notice will send us their
addresses at once, and see for themselves.
Costly outfit and terms free Now is the time.
Those already at work are laying up large
sums OF money. Address TRUE & Co. Au-
gusta. Maine. w25y1
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AGENTS! $3.50
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the CITY of Beloit, but at meeting OF the
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s,.nu rJr RAE CArALOS5O = -.IsS. -
and state what you wish 20 buy. ADDRESS
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nr"c"ncsG trswseives ready for trial. wa.,
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per uaIn ihIIe, anu
.,J chat nv n slight modifi-
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the mountain oats are often cut while ap-
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Five years passed. During that time
Mr.. and Mrs Kurthew both died, and at
length Julia's health, which had always
been so bad, broke down, and she lay in
her turn at the point of death. On the
day when the doctors had pronounced
their verdict concerning her, and when
it was evident that she had but few
more hours to live, she sent for Henry
Bennion and made him a confession,
THAT woman in Working was Mabel,
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MARKETS. ~ TELEGRAPH.
INsaEaiPStIc.


BALTIMORE Doc y Oara lrm; Southern t7aD
A. Western white iIaftg do mixed 4t4Ql6 u. Pom
AylVuniA 4fea}a, i'royisions easier, without
q:;otnble change. Cot1en firm mud ttnchnnge J..
sugar daiet. a soft i0a0to',. Whisky firm. 81 a
o. tt',. FrniEht4 dull and unchanged. =,
Arm nj 81 2snol 30 Corn higher white ls}a.
mixol "a. Oats strong. white -. mtxod ~ Pork
stronger Mt 8ii 10. Inrd strong; tlercn 8 !. keg
9As Bulk monts strong; shoulders a.. Ribs Gin
cu5 Riies 73soDTA. Bacon Men" here; Fugnr-
cured hams lo4pIl, Whisky higher ut + II
New YoEE. be-. D Cotton mnrknt nominal :
anlea ~ bules: Uplnnds Is 7-t6 Orleans IL ~.
Cons Undated net reeeiuta at.5o2. Exports TO
Grnat Britain sc55. Franco }ls Continent III :;
net receipts 3oa3. gross f1n1 bales. Futures
claaed W"aE s.tlRa 24a,oop, D"cafnh"i 1881 nl3
Jau0arY s.sa 4 13.t' February e 55h"la8o. March
Junp I'd i1@ti.la. Julyll,6lttt456. Aaguat IA 62W
IIel.
southern Hour firm, bH qll"t; common 10
fair rxta a. a5ab Ga, good - ehotce ~ ~ $50
~ Wheat 'atHtc hRtter: littlo better eNu9t
damlnd for sprn&; ungraded red II t9Gl =,
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RHnM rME rAas "a.

poRT EADs Doc. 8. 6 y. rn.-Barometer ao.iu.
Arrived: At y 80 this morning. British steam~
ship Plaptnu. Paafse master, q Days from Law
erpool general cargo. To A. Il. Miller vi. .,
Al 10 u m, American steamship CITY OF
Mexico. Mcintosh muster. from Vera CRUZ, 70
a. Corral Il %. 1T,
American brig Helen Nj, Rowley. RowleY
mnator, ID days from Now York general cargo.
10 Norton & Boil,
Inlian bnrk Clameutinn. Po7Sio master. IL
days from Rouen. in balust, to master;
Smiled: Steamship Eomulus for Llverpool,
Shin Frlgn for Liverpool. schooner ", H.
Clnwea for Now Bedford.
The captain of tho italian bark Mario re-
norta having spoken, November 4, IN latitude
u NJ, long itllde n w Swedish bark Ferdn, to-
tally diamaatod IN II hurricane on November 9:
Tho captain and crow wora nll on board anu
did not want naaatnnra. The Terda was from
-llnnnn hound Ii AtEA lIEM2
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laans Departed: Bedford for New Orleans.
Yaaeer and Vicksburg for st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE. Dec 9.-Tne river la Bio feet
and rising. Raining.
ST. Louis Dec 0, noon.--The river is falling
slowly. Raining. Arrived: Maude from Vieks-
rtSeaSNAT1 Doc a.-River Is feet inches
inches and falling II is raining
PITTsBuRG Dec. 9.The river is 0 feet Q
inches and stationary Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 9.--The river Ia 9 feet
inches ia the canal. River is rising. weather
cloudy ~ - r,,. ,.r
arnvit,r street: Steamer Guiding star will pr
rive on Tuesday night and leave Thursday
waning W. Il MILLER. Master.
NaTcTIrz. Dee Q. & y. m TO j. T, Bnfdeau. la5
Gravter street: Roht Mitchell viii arrive Thurs
dny morning and leave sat1rday eVGnlnR.
ytCKsHuEG. Dec, 40 j. Il. Woods. iqi Com
mon street: Anchor Line steamer Wm; 4 Ha ~.
idny will arrive Thursday night ana leaso iok
D. Louis e"'uiu"' h ". GOULD. Master.
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REPEAL or rnH NAVIGATION LAVE behatar
Beck on tho nth instant renewed his eHort to
secure Americans The privilege 81 buying ahipe
for their ocean carrying trade whet" they can
Inv Iham nhaaueaf n process which our nnyi-
cation laws prohibit, and which proh'h
lion aompela Amofeana % raT not lnFa
than fIO 600 h n year 70 foreign Ehfp
oYnora ~ do their Traghling. y y =
fit TINT haan navigation laws have not
built III our mat 'hnnt marine, The American
ship yntta arn ioiuE little Of nothing Et"Rt
Interest Inns suffered. md If M American wants
10 buy All Iron ateamer no IL told W p" 10 ono 81
he fnW huldara on the Delaware hnd my big
trfne for lilo Rhip. Thata Hre Two " thron
ways 81 meeting this difficulty Ono u Z" re-
paal lilo chipping laws. another ID to abolish
the dulIoa on ship building material. aud m
other Ia t. allow rebne on e1stoms duea on
MI goods imported on American vesselH, lug
land became Etrrams in har merchant marine
hy rnpanlinR har navigation lava IN lRtp. since
which her tanuaga has Inerenaed A'b por cont.
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Above low rhnnce

heI hG2W n, l'R Jn wII ia~ lndeatee fnIl
During tho pa4j wpok the Missouri has fall"n
.. tnnhai nj Omnhn. IT. t. reported frozAn nj
ynnLton Tho MlgsfRaFppl rnae 10 inches nj 81,
Pnri from tho 2ath 10 tue - but hna siue9 fallon
aItehtiy. IT hna fulton - ln"hes nt Dnn,uaae and
y" - =, @,Ira Tna rau,aaa., roeo ~ inches ut
Chn,tennngn ~, h to- fat but has since fallon "a,
mo Gumbnrlnnd raae n inchos Mt Nashville.
a Thn ohio roes II nj rlttahutg, 2sh 10 la'
INT hna anen fallen Ia foil III at Cincinnati, 18th
f - but slnee rose z, sasa ts "t Louisville.
~. To ~ 1 p min '' for hnsn va yosterdny
Tho 0hnrIes Morgan hsti u fair freight out.
viii vii hav" good trIp by tho ime sue gctH 10
I5ayo,, Hnru.
Tho EIdarnIo laid OVER on account of 'tho
Ghin bnr,np fhe nftorneon eho rocolvoi con-
alslnrnblc freight md hnathnpromisn of o 70 4
liz El4Iarada' Mr, ". ii. Itte elerk
Tho John Maana l1ft Monday might for ST.
I,ouia with four hnrgea containing 4ol harroIa
molaaaen s22 hog1honds sqgnr ~ w t9ns i,ls
Waa her agent
Tho j i'm Gilmore. with tlve hArgos lott yea-
terdnY for H Ious With tho following chtgn:
94 box ab tln thf2 bundles ana 9llH hnrs IRON. ~
| drllillu pudH rs tsfrNs soda aEh. III ttofthS
4 bins powder and tl6 tons uig iron,
Tho inurn Los didn't leave Yesterday. .
Tho ASSUMPTION detained by rhof Of Mon
day might .nrriysilsato Yeateray afternoon with
:, ! p''''''' : -
,Thc lam Wil4ou arrived Yesterday from tho
o0acht,n FIer cotton ought fro Monday
IN M l1l ~, s@,nE ' her. m'.e
Wa the un1ntaIenod paAs"nFrra On the
haattfnl, fanuka to Capt L. A. Bnnks and his
crew f,r i'm prompt manner In whtPhth ey sub.
| tnri tbn tiro thuf broke out on tho RtenmGr
93i9' 90" 49,, H. he tat"n Bong" on tho night
81 ,@ ya, way i"d TO profec fo and prop
II r..
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AUCTION SALES.
by Montgomery 81 Co.

MONTGOMERY h 90. RUCTlONEERs-
~ Raleeronm NJ Camp street, ArmQry Hall
Solicit eonsignmoutE Of Household Furniture
Carpets. rainttnga. Libraries and General
Merchandise for their regular auction saleg.
hold nj II O'Clock ~ m. every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
Hnles nj residences attended TO ut moderate
chargea. au1T
ONTGOMERY h Co.
WI AUCTIDNEERH.
Will sell Horaea Mules Cows. Carriages snt
Harness ut auction. ut
MONTaOMERY'R TATTFR5ALI4S.
Ho. 10 Barenne street..
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Mt II
O'clock.
CoupRnments of stock aolIeIted ant7 6m
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CONN E1IEt:IAE..

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS nEM0GRhT
Tucsd J Evening. Docomhor 9. 1879. !
COTTON Tho demand waa mir ior tho enple
throughout tho lay. tho market opening IS
Higher npIar thA influence Of buoyant niyir"s
from nhrond but closed steady nj quotations,
with Aalre Nv ntgO hnlns.
Tho following IL the oI1iai closing OF tho
Cotton Exchange:
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PRIZE MEDALS RECEIVED
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1878.
A. WAIX, Sole Manufacturer,
ft0Iy ~ gnntI street, New orleans.

u =, . = = - PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
IL twepty five yeara' experience In tho tTeat-
mont AMI cur ~ 4 diseases, Of tho GENisIO-
dillon EIlty0ES ar PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
caused By age OF early abuses, Chronic dis
easAs trelttna with SUCCESS BrtghEs Diaeaae.
Gravel Catarrh ~ the Bladder Gteet, spsrma-
torrhaa, aud MI disorders Of II PklYATE Ma
TURE treAtsd without the uae Of MERCURY or
any 9nr99 rnss Fgf REEs earsd b s9a
simple mechanism. without pain.
DlAeaaes % Fenass, snspeqs,l,on. BE, Rstention.
LIEVEB Dr. Parea's FEMALE HEGULAT-
mo ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at this Office. Consultations strictly contiden-
Ham part street near Canal, New Orleans. ooS
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IlIy Is EINNN hNTOW .
lSa..tliA.Mi h,Hilll

Total $1,000. ....-. 1l2.T74 Il2stT
The consolidated report since Friday shows
the following exports:
G. B. Free. Cont. Chan. Stocks.
This week.
Last week -. SO. 2o4 $3.50 $4,000 676.574
This week last
year. -. 7,4ss 1s.ss7 l?.6ss -. $40 .aas
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FuTUHas.
The position OF the market nj New York may
ha aeeu from tho following.
Middlina.


March = 9 'sa,, - peSs1 70
l,,@.a ~ 5,@n3t, ~
May .''-,.' sgoo't a. a taaDft 40
July ..''t'.. .,.s~ "t ,no, !" I, sn,s.it e
huaaft -....'..'-..,..t, tt.b2"li' - 't.e''' t,''
Eeptatnhar -:e.tn:tt..t
- to'1et --..s ''.t.''fstt.
Nnvntnhar 49, ,.s-.s..s' ,,.,,,...,,, ,,,,t,- 81,
pr rnn * Ill., ,narta WINK halaa w. a5 baloe
OCEAN HREiaIlfR FROM NEW OFT @hhH
totton Htonm Rai
Lyqrpool .,.......,..,-,s. II ~ tl33a
unyra ,-.....,. - ~
u,anan IA 80
Rottnrtien, I'D .s.l
isovel .....,.....+.s...,.. 80 I'D
fironat ndt..s............ 80 I'D
annon .......s...44...-=s 20 80
llaroaiana .........t. 10 80
Now YORK ,......s. fan tGe9i2 s2r
Itoaton proviianro, Full
Hivar anj Philnlnlphin
Win NJ YORK .......,s..... ar
RtIGAlt Tho tpna of tho market iH enay, With
n modernfa demand Ilerolpta to day ta33 hhda
We nuolo.
Inforior -..... % =
ao" ''i', common. t los q
Fair ......-. & ',hpG'se
fInn, FnIr =. z...5...... g 5saQf
Fully Fair Tp@pJtG
Trtme n91'9c
Ihnitn 4
paaonlla - .z.....=#. q
arny ftI,ttflna 10 n
MoLAHaEs Hteady and In fair ,iemand Re
ooira 25l hha. Weuuota;
i TnIp .'''' s'''. 9a@5ao
| tnmtrlfupnI 2h@2ae
Primo a2"33a
Strictly rlmn .~,..=..=.. aEao aee
Nhnen 3tt0aae
COFFEE ThNdennnaIa light and prleeR nrn
enEY
QUOTATIONS. ron aoip.
r,,,,,o, r,I I,lf,
p., ' ,1.1S6'1tz ~ ,gi,s Nv
unt ll99" ,ra g5t7 ,it,a1t7ts
rnlf y XVI @,t.' ,I. 'at,
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RIVER NEWS.
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Arrivals.
Departures.
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tbe company to ON ploy larger and more DIS
ttunt brand and to burn It into the wood. They
deny, also, that amy of the oleomRtGartne pro
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NEW oRLEANH CLEARING

Thua far fG.fF474 w ffih.'l3 =
Wo nuote ovonptlonnl uaper 6eb1 " cont Al
H. 7aDa. acepud t.rndo do % loans on cot
IataraIa 1908. Al mortgage papar e9p e"oend
grade do 10 VI cont par annufn
Mexican iolata nra now quoted Mt RNte htd
tra,In dollars MT pioDa1. HhVnn Rnh IlhttnlR
(Amoriannl are quoted nj pp'aep par.
trha sales nr foreign exchange were fair anil
ratea are atong. Bank sterling rtllos nj 4R3.
nnl I'LL of lniing aud clanr bills ut HR'seOHata
Fronrh BILLS AFRO uuiet We uuote bank francs
commercial 26ss.
Now York sight ia quoted Mt Il 70 dlacount u
$1,000 fpr bank counter rRte. commercial is
qnotna nj siiDa 80 u $1,000.
state Upn4oa aaay at d''sD4F's
Premium Bonds olosed at ~ ,f02P's.
Htncka ara steady,
MIStIEI.ilA EDUa-Iialf- rntd City Coupons
B5. GHy GnnHnlidnted Hnnds. n1sfai. Btnto
Warrants 7GGDia. Lnveo Warrants. RiDAR.