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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

The DEMOCRAT has received from Messra.
Dan Tnlmage's Sons Z Co. n sample of hor-
ghum sugar, which that firm Inns just received
from Prof Collier, chemist Of the Agfieutu-
raj Department 1T Washington. II IL lighter
III color than tho average of Louisiana sugar
and finer In grade but does not contain -
much saCcharinc mattor. Although the spe-
cimen before us IL an evidence that sugar
can be made from sorghum. i by ne means
establishes the fact that Louisiana planters
have anything to fcal nj present. from The
cultivation Of that plant IN other States. The
expensive processes hy which the experienced
chemist of the Agricultural Department pro
dueed this sugar places L practically cut Of
question as q marketable product. 1t remains
to be seen whether those processes can be
simplitIed and materially cheapened. Until
that Is done sorghum sugar Il well enough as
a curiosity, but sorghum Is u no value rs Q
crop.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

Secretary Sherman IL earnestly III 'hNol o'
n revision of the tariff. lIo rcgarlR tho exist
ing tariff laws IA intricate. especially M re-
garJs tho classification M articles. and wants
them thoroughly ovnrhHulMl. in proposes
that n commission bcappointcd. consiRttng OF
experts. business mon. membora o' Congress
and one or two or tho treasury officials, to
orepare a report for Congress- 81 the needed
changes iii our tRrit law,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

In fT2l there were only two nowapapcrR
published IN what nro now The United Statea.
AL present tho numhrt III an nmrly eIual
TO that Of all tho Journals EnhIiahcd in every
other part of tho Civilized wnld. The devcl-
opment Ut journalism, IL Will !" seem has
greatly cxondAi nvpn Tho extraordinary
development IL the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

In Wow Of thf recent theft Of public docu
menta AMI their publication Thirty nix hours
IN advance an tholr delivery IN Congress. Il IL
sugFestod that tho regular stan 81 y" enter
prlnIug Noithern journal Will h"featter h'
complete unlces II contains nj otn't ono first
class burglar. Tho New FORK Times lnrn-
natl Enquirer and Chicago 1tmca a"em I" y"
already fully provided.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

Taxpayers who have not paid 'hclt city
tnxss of 1870 should u" I" thu civil Rhhtlh Al
office and aottlc. thereby EasinG III COSTS OF
clerk and ehorlll. largo numhNt " d"lin
aucnts arc about to he adNrriiRnd, and II ~ 20
their intoreat to SETTLE nj once
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

Judge Thurman laa thuu.'h Pt"I~r "a
deny. with much ychnmeE"n. that hia views
upon financial queaiona cointIslo with tl,oa'
2T thp administration
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

The people Of Indiana are getting up q "a
nal scheme for Grants benefit They now
propose to improve the Wabash canal, make
it wider and deeper, and tAen elect Grant
president of the canal company
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

Taxpayers who have not paid their city tax
es for 1879 should 10 to the civil shcriil office
and settle, thereby saving all costs of clerk
and sheriff. A large number OF dc!inquents
are about to be advertised, and ii Is to their
interest to sett Ia M once
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
So, CANAL STREET. .eg

This company has pmred Mr. HERMANN
ISAAC M the mnnAgnr. who IA most expert
onr"d IN this line fnr the pa-t twenty five years.
tories IN Europe. and has been In that market
every year.
This Is the only house In THE city which I'm
quAntitins, as the record in the Custom House
will show
A Visit 70 this place of buaneaa will Rivo buy
ers = faint id"a Of tho stock which RurpaaBes
anything over s"on III this or any other city.
whore the largest buyers can be supplied by
dozan. gross Or single pieces
We beg TO state 10 the public that In dealing
With ua they are buying goods out OF first hands
and are only paving one profit.
We particularly call attention to MEIER
SCHAUM GOODS, In which purchasers are de-
cetvni hy small dealers, who aell tho spurious
for genuine. Wa have various stock Of Chem
guarantee them ~ color IN tie genuine No
better and cheaper present for the coming holt
days can he secured NOES I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Rising poaatbIy foiiomed IN fdfsng ha''nt
rtei, utHda mostly a0fidfB dnd Deh1dth
xIrni Wfnfhff
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT
LOUISIANA FIELD ARTILLERY,

NEW ORLEANS, Deeember S. 1879.
Special Order No. nal
|, The COMPANIES composing this regiment
will assemble. fully equipped, for parade, SUN
DAY MORNING, seventh instant at 9 O'Clock.
III. For the proper observance Of the annfver-
sary of S. Barbe. the command will attend High
Mass 10 a. m, at st. Patrrks Church
III. Our military guests are requested to re-
port at the armory before a., as the command
Will move promptly at that hour
~ order JOHN GLYNN. il Colonel.
a. DUREL. AdIntAnt. deg u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
DIED,

LEWlH-In Now York Novsmber ~, Helen
Maxwell, wlfa ~ L. " Lewis md daughter Of
thnlRta Jarvla Lockwood. of Tint city.
RAFFERTY, On Mondny Dnc"mhor l. 1870.
" 10 4 NJ Thuunn RniTafty nEnd ~ rhnrs. n
uMtivn WI Fnnn County t'niWhY. ireland. nnl n
raailenl Of thta Giiy fGr thirty yours
DUNCAN Al hnir ttatst Iu',lo"k u m, on tho
Gtat M Htenmhnf lHfp David ftIioaa Duncan.
bern IL EAinhute s"otlnnd, "a 'nly II, ttao.
aen of tire late IN. Nt" Snnd"l Dunrnn. y.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07
Holiday Presents.
SOUTHERN IMPORTATION AND MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY
MccrSchaum, French EriarW0od, China
and Clay Pipes.

And II general assortment or
SMOE Frs ARTICLES. TOBACCO CIGAR
ETTES IIANA AND DOMESTIC
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-07

Dentistry practically performed In all It's
BRANCHES at the very lowest RATES and most
liberal CHARLES. oc2c ly2dp
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
St. Joseph's Academy,
Observation-Disclosures.

DOmaIdlsOmv1Ile, La.
YNHE annual session of this Institution
i will commence on Monday, November
II, 1873. The Academic class will continue
unchanged. The preparatory classes will
be recognized. Instruction in military tao
ties given three times n week, gratis,
For terms OF tuition. board. or other infor-
nation, apply at the Academy or Catholic
Presby terry, DE JONES,
Principal.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
MOrgan'S Texas Railroad

The bridge over English Bayou is
finished, and the road bed is ready
for the ties and rails to Pine Island,
thirteen miles east of Lake Charles,
The convict force until recently
employed west of the Mermentau has
been removed east of that river. The
grading is finished between Lake
Charles and the Mermentau, about
forty miles, except about one mile
near Welsh's on the Lacasine, which
will be finished in ten days. The
track is laid one mile west from Lake
Charles. The steamer Col. Hookes
discharged $50 steel rails at the rail
road dock here two days ago, and has
returned to Calcasien Pass for more.
The steamer Pearl Rivers left last
Tuesday for Orange, with cargo of
steel rails, and will return at once
with trucks for twenty fiat cars to be
used between Lake Charles and Or
ange. Several schooners are engaged
IN bringing steel rails from Calcasieu
Pass. The eoaapany has erected a
new and commodious blacksmith shop
near the depot here, and tie depot
has telephone communication with
the telegraph Office il town. Every
thing going ahead smoothly.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
Objections have been fonnd IN r

Objections have been found to Gov
eEnor NICHOLS because he did not act
with the fierce and determined spirit
Of Hampton of Souti, Carolina in
managing his affairs Of State; and the
people Of South Carolina have com
planned at Governor Hampton because
he has not the cool, collected and
resolute disposition of Nichols of
Lon'siana.-R,zyal YSmes.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
Sherif's Sale.

State OF i4euisiaRa-Fourth Judicial District
Court-Parish Of Ascension
Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance Co.
VS.. No. 1895,
Louisa BlOuin. .-.
RY virtue Of and in obedience to a
~ writ OF fe,a Jfacias issued by the Hon.
Fourth Judicial District Court in and for
the parish Of Ascension, under date of the
3Oth day of July, 1879 and to me directed.
in the above entitled and numbered cause.
| have seized and will offer for sale at pub
lie auction. at the Court House door. in the
town of Donaldsonville, in the parish of
Ascension, on
Saturday, the 4th day of October, 1870,
at II O'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in the par
lsh OF Ascension, on the left bank of the
Mississippi river, at about five miles above
the town of DonaldsonvilIe, measuring
seventy (!O) feet front more or less on said
river, by whatever depth to it belongs, to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thereunto belonging and
appertaining; bounded above by lands Of
Valery Jones and below by the ''Gem Plan
tation," belonging to Messrs. Gibson and
Irwin.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and con0itious;
Cash, in United States currency. with hem
eft of appraisemeHt.
Parish Of Ascension, August 90, 1879.
2. a. JONES, Sheriff.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
News from the Parishes.
DEsOTO.

DESOTO.
| Mansfield Democrat Capt. Boil
Hatcher, was so unfortunate as to
have Ans residence, and all Of his out
houses destroyed BY fire few days
ago. The family was absent at the
time, and nothing but 4 sewing ma
chine and two quilts were saved. A
very large amount Of bacon and other
provisions we're destroyed - The sa-
loon belonging to Mr.. l.. Il. Huson
was broken open and seab.1ed Of about
one hundred dollars worth of prop
erty.---J. N. McCarey, a colo,ed
youth who is charged with both bur-
glary and larceny, was arrested a few
days ago, and safely lodged in Jail.
New Iberia Sugar-Bo,cl The body
Of Mr.. A. DeLaGreve, Il prominent
planter Of St. Mary parish, has been
found in the woods near Cypremort
Prairie. It is supposed that the un-
fortunate gentleman vas killed by a
limb falling from tree during the
great storm of the first of the month.
1--WE have not-heard of any LOCALE
ty that suffered more severely from
the effects of the destructive cyclone,
that visited us two weeks ago, than
the town of Jeanerette. Many of its
houses and public buildings were lit
orally torn to pieces by the tempest,
and scarcely "a building of any kind
escaped being more or less injured.
oUACHlTA.
Monroe Telegraph: Mr.. Ed. Rills
killed in the rear Of this Office on the
river two pelicans, one of which
measured eight feet from tip to tip of
wings. Some eight or ten were seen
on the same day. Doctor has stuffed
a brown weasel killed by Mr.. Morris
in rear of Sanders. the first one of the
little animals we have seen here. As
it preys mostly on rats, and not on
fowls as some suppose, the little fell
low certainly met an undeservcd fate.
1.-THE receipts of cotton at Monroe
since the lst, have been 500 bales,
which is 1873 bales in excess of the re-
ceipts for the same month Of last year.
Within ten days three gentlemen
have had their bands lacerated by gin
saws-Andrew Madden, Mr.. Hansel
and +. B. Ludeling. The injuries,
we learn, will not be permanent.
NATcH1rocHEs.
indicator: The u. S. snagboa,
0. G. Wagner has removed large
amount of instructions in Prud-
homme's bend and other points along
the river. The boat is at present at
work between Testers ard Grand
Ecore and will this summer clean
lower Red river of snags.. While
Victor Fleury, a young and hard
working citizen, was hauling wood on
Cane river, short distance from this
city, lie was assaulted by colored
man named Albert Roquier, with a
stick, and shockingly beaten about
the head, face, arm and side. He was
left senseless and bleeding by his as
sailant, who fled Last Saturday,
Brooks Freeman was found on the
road near the Baxter Plantation dead,
and with his skull fractured, the re-
suit of a blow with rail. The Cor
oner's jury rendered verdict that
freeman came to his death by having
his head fractured by one Eloy Wal
lace. The parties (both colored) had
been previously quarreling, and meet
ing in the road fight ensued, result
ing in the killing Of Freeman Wal
lace las not been apprehended up to
this time.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27

The safe arrival of Prof. Nordensk.
jold at Yokohama, Japan, proves be-
yond question the existence of a
Northeast passage. The Professor
left Gothenburg on the 4th of July,
1873, in the Vega, and reached the
extreme northern point of Asia on
the 10th Of August. There short
rest was taken. The Vega then pro.
ceeded along the peninsula to the
mouth of the Lenna river, and from
thence eastward to the mouth, Of the
Kolwya river. On the 9th of Sep
tember Kalintzhm Bay was crossed.
The Vega wintered in this bay. near
q Tshutechi settlement. She was de-
tanned in the ice two hundred and
sixty four days. On the 18th of July,
1879, she was released, and passed
East Cape into Behring's Strait two
days afterwards. The ships crew re-
manned healthy throughout the voy-
age. The shortest day was three
hours long. The Professor made many
important discoveries, and collected
much valuable Information. The
Vega arrived at Yokohama on the
End day of September. ~.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
DIR. SOUTHWICK.

~ o. the most successful Specialists of
- the South, cures speedily and safely ali
private matters Of Men and Women Those in
trouble call or write. Cures guaranteed and
nedlc1nes purely vegetable sent to ali parts
OF the country. Board and nursing for
patients visiting the city. ''i
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
oorner Robinson and Gasquet Streets
New Orleans, La, f151v
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27

Bentley says that it would be a
good thing for the Houma Courier
and better one for readers, if it
aroutd rid itself of its "Rupert Red
wood " column. We must admit that
the suggestion strikes us as eminent
ly proper.-MeridionG1
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
--0-0N~-e

A learned doctor ia a sanitariap
treatise upon wakes, emphatical!y
condemns b" the disgusting habit of
kissing the dead" as one of the canses
which occasion the spread of dan
gerous diseases.-N. O. Citu Item.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27

Nuns THE WoRD.-We beg to
suggest to those persons who have
not advertised themselves that it is
needless to bnttonhole rs in regard
to their candidates.. In such cases
we are good listeners and mum as an
oyster.-NnrksviLle Bulletin.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27

The reputation it has attained in
consequence of the marvellous cures Il
mas produced during the last half cen
Jury, ~ sufficient assurance to the
puphc that it will continue to realize
1ne napp1est results that can be desiredl
m. an al'.rost every section of countrv
. sneie are persons, publicly known. who
nave oeen restored from alarming and
s en-. desperate diseases Of the mnos
~ us use. All who have tried It ec,
;ntn s ,,sltg its superiority; and where
a ass siilues are known, no one hes5tates
i;e, ~ W, what medicine; to employ to re-.
~ ~, ns, Tue distress ard suffering necnlisr
r ~ p., n1y affections. CHERRY Pre-.
norsa. alNays AFFORDS instant relief ana
peaiorlns rapid cures Of the milfie, Wv ~
tho 1 ae " bronchial disorder, as wen no
lungs. 's diseases OF the
tho AS asa safeguard to children ONT,
+he 1 u,lEstresslng diseases whici. . Sa..u
10 'J ;n an1oat and Chest of Childhon "dse 81
10 n,1n4.s.asioable; for, BY its t; 1na,es u
h health are rescued and resta,ed ds -
everv vn 4r;., medicine gains friends ..
10y ny erlai, as the cures It ia consts . e
f are.a..s are too re1narkah1a - ~
ont - en- No family should 10 1,. -
It never will. w. "ase once used
conn.r nlnent Physicians throughout +,o
Cru prescribe it, and CIero 1s .nss
e1,aa recommend it from their fya nsn
eose OF It's effects. Au aWt
PREPARED sx axe
W. $3.50 !: G. AVER Z Co., Lowell, Mas,
Practical and An.lyt,eal cha,.,.
sold By Az DRUGGISTS Evr.vz
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
Home School.

T1HE undersigned respectfully announces
il to the inhabitants of Donaldson vile
and vicinity that her school will be opened
for the reception Of pupils, boys and girls,
at her residence on Iberville. street, Septem-
Der 1. AS hitherto, every effort will be
made for their progression. Patronage So
licited.
ELIZA O. HANSON.
Donaldson ril!e. August %. 1879
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
Dwelling House to Rent.

A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOTSE
~ on Lessard street, in the town of Don
aidsonvi1le, may be rented on favorable
terms by application to the undersigned.
jy-19-tf .. r, ~ SIMS
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
TUT / 6 PILLS

have gained such wide spread reputa-
ton. No Remedy has ever been discov-
cred that acts 50 speedily and gently on
the digestive orsans giving them tone
and vigor to assimllatc food. This being
accomplished, OF course the
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-27
As AN AHTl-MALARlAt
REn, EDY

they have no equal and as result act
as q preventive and cure for Bilious, Re
mittent, Intermittent, Typhoid Fevern,
and Fever and Ague. Upon the healthy
action Of the Stomach, depends, almost
wholly, the health Of the human race.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Oct, li.-POrk-Prme Mess Eastern. steady
al 80 Western. 90. BacOn-C Cumberland CuI,
steady steady at 81 Long Gear,
g short Clear, STEADY 80. Hams-Long Cut. dn at 37
shoulders steady "a Bccf-inG Mess, mar
ket; Extra steady AZ ai Prime Mess steady 80.
iaf,i-Pnine Western. hrmer 35 Tallow-PIime CIV
nrmer Al 49, TuTpentne->Pi"its. steady at -. Rosin
Common fiimer o: Fine dull at ~. Cheese-Amsr-
Choice rmer at 60 Lard onone IN the market Flour
Extra state steady Otd. Wfeat-SDrng No. 3
the market spnne; NO ? hrmer al u I'd. New Western
Winter lIlld Now southern Winter, hmer AT ~
Corli-M1ed. frncr 6. ootfOnseed Oh Yellow AmeTi-
the market tonl.non, London
al lurUentne- London. steady "a I'D.
IIvHKPOCI oct l7l;3O .. m.-Beaistufs strong Wheat
llldI2 pet GENITAL Tor California White IL lOd.
2Gd. California club; IL IL I'd. for Western
-prng and u led ~ ID Red winter per
tai Now Mixed Western The receipts Of Wheat FOR the
past l72OOo cenia Including
American. The Yarns Fabrics Manchester
IS quiet hut tIln
LIVERPOOL Oct. l75 pm-Commou Rosin. Cd. Spirits Of
Turp-nne 20 pcrcwt. Lard. 30 cwt. Tor Am.Ilcsn
LONDON. oct I7-4 80 p m-Cacua Linseed. ~ per or.
SIiiits OF Petroleum. GA al I'd per gal
LONDON, oct. 1850 - I'd
Centrifugal p0ariZing &C., Lnseed Cake 20 6G
per spirits Of Turpeutine 25 cwt Taow. 80 3D.
40 Cwt
ANrwEEr. oct. I7.-Peiroeum. 1872 francs pale
Am,rcau. Lard closed SO francs per 100 kilOs
BLvNES. Oct. l7.-PetIoieum X marks 10 penni2s.
HAyRE Oct ILard closed al "A trance 80 ccntmos per
A
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

unsettled, advanced hc. and closed 9nseed' no MI
pss9 daS s au1 2 sa DO 81 s q "a MS
Dcce%scr sales q g lsss$ e., Ncysmser q siSG 81
ece dS and oysg a, q sse for or NO ts MO- oats
T, arev az unsettled i i0 and lower 10 Spring TIC bid
as,% hut % A: & % si az % s
PHII,DEiPmA, Oct. l7FIoar closed rather eyeai.n
Ex1ra rsmS chSs of which the Stock exhausted
g % peI2sy,Sa 90 Medium - S SS & TS OHIO Do Choice
i Sd DO illinois ao Choice SneT q sSeti WGcs 1S
Fou scarce and % at So To,n 50 Mea % nonS m anS anna ~"
~ per ioo H. Wheat ieyerisn ansetel a2e higher Penn
S9 TelaEarc l %%p,r a - fr Fancy NO
sa' snd october s'sSS 81 s. ia a 81 SO asked %ovenoi
Rye offerings very light rennsylvaua wanted at ecas2c
wSsten Low and iiish Mixed track and grain depot 64S
is nSmnsy he a, al S7c free an board A. the Open Board
nrs call sales Al the second call in demand Iriccs L.
Nevrmber Gic o,d. SOC. asked Decenbcr 6oc I'D GSe
4Ss5c; Fair and eoc While 45e Shsise d. Dc and
Fany 4Sts s M At Se pPsn p" N O'd we % oedSr e q;
hid 45c asked for November and 4Sc bid i5c asked Tor
M ss%cE s e sm ssdy so nHS Mss sn Fork NY o
Extra Prime 2s smoked Hams 9aloc in salt and Pickle
shoulders in salt tsaIe Shoulders tueaT ckea ssa.c.
DO Gc B%icSar. geS hu1ter nrSsr Creamery Extra
@ S. HdSTa To1ny ,iT and G Good To-
2a6s Eo steady rspnyyana ESs and lsSss ss1sS
Pennsylvania 2oc; Western lsc Cheese Pucyan1 ys,
ilpal9c' do Good. logSilc; Skins 6@se I9nee. i'r
saros l5sa4c Laguayra i6c' Java !4.c snsar no oi
fcIlues nominal Refined stronger Cut loa 3sc
crushed and Powdered 9Hc Granula'ed sNci Conecli'n,
Molasses. stock here SeesClnver quet ~
.4asc; Timothy ~ 25as2 30 Flax. 81 Ssasl Ss Feed e.,
Bran. Sl7 5OG<lS So Petroleum steady Refined III
Lbls., 7yc. Cases l0,2c Whisky Unchanged. 400, ,, .
LOUIS oct lTflour opened strong aud closed weak
Wheat opened higher bnt declined; No ked Fall ~ Si
DO. 81 25'dsl 20 - Corn opened higher enl isi
OF fO2dil &c. cash 4n404lc. November 3Jsdio'sc Az
The year. oats slow zee cash no options Rye higher
7S1sc. bid. Barley quiet No. spring, 1Oc Whlskcy
al PORK firm AT $40 90 Lard
Bulk Meas ana firm. Bacon scarce
peding trade Receipts-FlouI, 5000 bbls
Wheat 60 bush Corn l20OO bush; oats 10000 busb
Rye 1000 BUSH Barley, ll,OOO bnsh. shpments-flour
600 bbls; Wheat, 10000 bush Com. 1000 bush. OATS
1000 bush
TOLEDO oct. l7.-wheat in active demands No White
Michigan ~ 81 Extra White do. 81 SO Amber Michigan
spot Al 3s October 81 3Sa December ~ s22 No ied
Mntcr spot 81 Ssh October 81 3s November. - 3H's
December Al AZ No 2Dayton and Michigan Red, 81 9s2
No Amber Illinois III SO Corn firm No. 2, spot October
and November Do nc oats firm No spot, 3uc Noy,n
her Market cOsed-Whcat irregular
AID lower 40. Red Winter, spot 81 S6: November
~ 37'4. December, ~ 40; Amber Michigan, OCTOBER.
81 3big No Dayton and Michigan Red ~ 50 ReGepl'
Wheat, 600 busi Corn. 1000 bus oats H. 900 push
shipments-Wheat IL 900 bush; Corn. 1000 bush