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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16
CALL FOR A STATE CONVENTION,
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE /,
Democratic G nssfvative Party
New Orleans Sent. 1. 1870 ]

New Orleans Sept. I. 1879
At a meeting of the State Central Committee
of the Democratic Conservative party, held in
New Orleans on thetwenty fifth OF August 1879.
the following resolutions were adopted:
1879 be fixed as the time when Convention ofthe
Dem ocratle Conservative party email bs held j:
pr0Uid q. That in theevent Of an epidemic In
this State at said date. then the chairman OF this
committee. with the advice OF the Executive
the assemblaee Of the Convention to such q
dAfe rs In their opinion may be- deemed best.
Resotped. That the city OF Baton Rouge he
collected as the place for the holding Of said
Convention.
Resoped. That the appointment OF represen-
tation In said Convention shall be tho same az
that adopted for the State Convention heh at
Baton Rouge on the first Monday in August
1878 for the nomination OF y candidate for State
Tfeasurer; prouidea, that .eny parish of the
state or ward OF the city OF New Orleans. hav-
Ing east larger vote for the candidate for State
Treasurer in 1878. shHll have the advantage of
said vote IN said appointments.
RA6Otped. That Que delegate for every two
hundred voters and one for every fraction over
tatinn.
ResolpeA that In the election for delegates to
said Conventions. IT Is recommended that no
more than one person shall be elected TO cast
each vote.
In accordance with the above resolutions. q
Convention Of the Democratic. Conservative
party Is hereby called to meet at Baton Rouge
on MONDAY. the sixth day of October. 1879, at
lam.
In accordance with the fourth resolution. the
several parishes Of the State and wards OF New
Orleans shall bs entitled to the following repre-
sanitation tn Wit.
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|ins y 1sec,se butchers, u ss0s 10; receipts

l,as e fsss BY butchers y 500 %; receipt
changed. Wheat firm: red and amber N Corr
go Iss ii, mi roTI 1 S,
Esss and 5sh "' los. ooss ssrope and
1s ass arsr h lm ea1se sa 0 s Nbss,
fin, y O.. ,Freighis active.
denbso sr,. SEPT is.Four bnoyant and higher
IMannily " !o94 80; choice to fancy o. s505 50.
~ Mneat s active and higher; Nc red fall ssK@
| November. ssK December; No 5 do d, ssss5S'
Corn higher s Ne; mixed s,&asa cash. ~
Ssnte,mibe,r. sn oeteber, sest@s0I Neyember
cash. 2sNe24 November. whisky steady. 81 os.
Park aaie at ss q. Lard higher at $50. Bulk
ass Bacon rresnar clear ribs lbs rv Clear ar
sides 5.5O1s 60.
Cattle steady and unchanged. fair demanti Tor
81 $685. do light 81 so a 10; native Butcher
steers 1904. cows and heifersS 2@2 so, grass Tex-
ans "a 35a3 30 Indians 20 b003 40: receipts 2s00;
packine Is il q q: Workers and Baltimores
% 5000 30. butchers to extra 10 5000 60: re.
eeipls 400; shipments 800 Sheep scarce. and
% 65@s3 90; receipts n9ne: shipments 400.
-, CHICAGO, BeDt. IS, .HoEg quiet and firm.
" Wae ss excited N a9s sh ia No sas ohesF os gs
re1eeted e Corn unsettled eenssrally higher
ali M rejected 3d. oss IN sood
Noyemss a. REJECTED PORK e good demand
October. 81 seeg7 e5 November. SO 10 January.
LONGER options; - cashi5 71es.se 6ctobef. q
and ~ short clear sides :: whisky steady ana I'M
THE Drnvors, Jr urnaI ranorts.
HoRs-Het eipts 1s,ooH shipments 1890; market
weak and 1O91be lower ell round mixed packing
49, e s soo one shipmenss "a
market firm and active for good shipping and
export at - COOS: common to fair shipping "a 80
dull Western IN heavy supply market SLOW
and easier; through Texans steady at % 500
. 20; sheep.heeeipts 2oo shipment. none re-
WILMINGTON. Sept. 15.-Bpiriis tnrpentine
steady 81 244. Resin arm: strained s2H. good
strained strait sT., No. ! q %. pale q T. Wlndow
brine brine white g.. mixed s.. - ~ o'A '''"''
KoRsign.
LIVERPOOL Sept, is. Noon Cotton market
nlation; UDlands 6xd, Orleans s2sd; receipts
Futures opened partially Sad cheaper, but
clause. September delivery. Il sad. October ana
Novsmber 7;a2d. November and December
= l-16d, December ana January. January ana |
February. March and April 1-s2d; offerings
1880 D: m. Cotton Unlands,. Low Middlng
clause. September and October delivery. is -32d
s. .. m.nOotton Of American $500;
Uplands. Low MiddlinR clause. September md
October delivery. ehd October and November
6 316d. Futures dull.
MO JANErRo Sept. 15-rofYee animated and
vary firm; lilo good first eB1o0@GH25o refs % ten
kilos. Exchange on London 21a.
SANTOS Sept. 15.-Coffes- Superior Santos !
refs p ton kilos.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Domestic.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Cotton easier sales 77s
bales; sld u Upnnds u sig. Midding Or.
exports to Great Britain 43l3 bales net receipts
1863 bales. gross 4617. Futures cloeed easy sales
g 600 bales: September 12.H. October 10 7o91oso
November 10 40. December 10.s3@1o.3,, January
1o.4o@l04l February 1o52@lo5i. Marcn TO- sd
10 So. April 1o,77@1o79.
Flour shade nrmer prices without duotable
auist and firm: common to fa,r extra u 1908 IS.
good to choice do SIS 4O@7. Wheat irregular and
unsettled, opening l@Ihc higher: aftsrwards
fsverish: ungraded winter red 81 1oH91 Is, No.
do 81 II. No. do q 1901 BIS, Corn shade
ilr ra. and fairly active; ungradsd 471e949 No
inquiry at asgssh for No. 8. ssN@s4 for do white.
34@3414 for No. 2. 34@s4Afor do whi,e. Hops in
osa sary It rabsl Sugar oue
and strong; fair 10 good refining quoted at sx
@e7s. nrin,e 2. refined firm fairly active. stand
ard ail s's@sA. gra,nulaten sas@sA. powdered 81
kics-Fair iobbing eales at steady prices. hosin
dull. 81 rs al 3d. Potatoes dull and easier; + weet
5000 3d. TurDentineauieta and unchanged Wool
pulled ao0s4o. unwashed 1892. Texas 1000, :
Pork weak ana rather more active; mess
Arm Arm. with prices nnaitsred. Lard.spot and
early delivery easier.. late months firm: prime
steam 500; s1o@6;127a, off grade sos. October
wei sated Texans selected so to IS pounds. .9@lI.
BALTIMORE. Sept. IS. EvenfnR.--oats higher
n d more active: Southern 5000, Western
white sa@34. do mixed a2@331a, Pennsylvania 80
@s4. Hay firm and higher, prime to choice
Pennsylvanta and Maryland si5@i5 80. Pro-
visions arm. with good johbing demand. Mesa
pork 50 Is. Bulk meats,Loose shouiders 81.
clear rib sides 5. do paeke 4aM5k. Boon
Shoulders AZ. clear rib sidns g. Hams 1l@il1.
5 houlde r. So. clear ribs clear sides 81 loose
Bacon strong shoulders sn. clear ribs 594 clear
sice sM. Sugar-cured hams 9e1o71. Whisky
steady 1T 81 Us.
CIac1NNA11 Sept. l5-Flour tive and firm:
family 81 so0s5 IS. Wheat active. arm and
higher: o6gsl OF. Corn quiet at 37tg3s. Oats
Good demand. steady and shade higher 26@
49, Pork qniet: IS so. Lard Good demand,
shade higher: current make 5,a7k. steam 5.75.
Bn1k msats quiet: shoulders I2a @3I5 sh RI
rits 81, shot clear s. Bacon quiet; shoulders
u, clear rios ao@5. BIZ. clear sides COOS 62K.
Whisky active aud hrm; 81 e5 Butter and su.
gar steady and unchanged. HcR- steady auu
dfm; Common 81 5o@s 35 light So 4o@a 60. pack
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

We give below, taken from the blaekboards
OF the Cotton Exchange, copy Of q dispatch,
dated Washington, September Is, contain
ing the report of the Agricultural Bureau OF
the returns from the cotton growing States,
to September l. showing the decline for
August: North Carolina 83. loss per cent;
South Carolina, 81, loss per cent; Georgia 80.
loss $ per cent; Florida IS, loss per cent; Ala
bama 81 loss 1s per cent; Mississippi 49, loss
8 per cent; Louisiana 81, loss per cent; Tex
as So, loss - per cent; Arkansas 80, gain per
cent; Tennessee LOT, gain per cent.
The general condition Is five per cent be-
low that Of last year
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Rooms PARISH COMMITTEE,
Democratic Conservative Party Of Orleans.
Sentambar IA 1870

(
September Is. 1872
At a meeting OF the Democratic-C Conservative
Parish Committee OF the parish OF Orleans,
held this day. the following preamble and res
oiutlons were adopted:
Whereas. Under the provisions Of the proela-
nation OF the Governor Of Louisiana an elee-
ton for certain parochal Offices therein named
VIII oe neld IN tnia parish on the FIRST Monday
whereas L has ever been the unvarying
usage Of he Democra'ic-C Conservative party In
the city Of New Orleans to precede every such
e s by complete. reorganization Of the
Iarlsh committee. as also Of its central ward
clubs: and "'Aa
Whereas. The state Central Committee has
called a convention Of the Democratic Con-
s ss party OF Louisiana. te bs held at the
g, OF Baton Rouge. on Monday the sixth day
81 Ocfober therefore. be it
fesofped, That the third day OF October. 1879
Pc fixed as the time when an election shall b.,
t nsia oy the Democratic- Conservative voters +
tne parish Of Orleans within their respec'i i've
wards sea for delegates TO the Pariah Committee,
9Incers OIL ths central clubs and delegates to the
State nominating convention.
Be 1t further resolped That in view OF such
election the attention OF the Democratic Con
servattve voters of the parish Ia directed to the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, sEPTEMBaR is 1879

Ing the month. From present appearances,
owing to the reported deficiency OF the beet
product Ia Europe and consequent demand
for cane sugars for refinery purposes, On ad-
vance IL looked for. Should our present local
demand continue our Tefiners will sOon find
themselves short OF supplies, which, however,
can be obtained to better advantage from
Central America than elsewhere. Prices for
refined remained unchanged, viz: Powdered
GRADUATED 9isc, yellow G sac, d IA, all In
barrels, less &c TO dealers Cash, less 2lls per
cont H@
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE ITEMS. ETC.

Under the influence OF liberal receipts Of
eotton, the market here yesterday gave way
ia. with sales Of only 700 bales.
At New York spots were quiet, with sales 81
$40 bales and 1900 delivered on contracts. Flu
tures declined from to "A points, the market
closing easy, with sales of $4,000 bales.
Spots In Liverpool were quiet, with sales Of
MOO bales, of which $3.50 were American. Flu
tures opened partially 1-32d cheaper, subse-
cuently recovered and became firmer, but
closed dull.
The Hayre market was dull and tending
down.
A dispatch from Providence, II. l., dated
yesterday, reports that cloths this week
I1pened dull with little doing. the demand be-
ling light Prices declined 'sc, which In
| creased the demand. and large sales took
Mace at the reduction, closing active at 20
cash. Sales $4,000 pieces.
Sugar was quiet and unchanged In this
Emarket yesterday, the movement being con-
! fined to the jobbing trade.
There was q fair demand for grain and the
market ruled steady.
The market for -four ruled firmer, under the
|,nfIuenee Of the advance In wheat at the
West. a@@.
Provisions are dull and easy, with an ample
supply on sale. ----- KEa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

The deficit In the French harvest is esti-
mated at about 15.OOO,Oo0 bushels. Twenty
eight millions of francs worth OF gold left that
country last week for America.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

The stock Of cotton now at New Orleans
amounts to 1881 bales, against 1911 bales at
! the same time last year. OF this 8345 bales are
/ IN the presses, unsod and awaiting orders
and 636 bales on shipbOard.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16
ORLEANS.

All Democratic Conservative newspapers
thrs ughout the State are requested to publish
ALBERT VOORHEES,, President,
JOHN b FULLY,
Vice President and Chairman Executive Com
mltt%tt.
O. NJ TENpIsoN Secretary. ae2M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

There is car load OF new crop corn on the
way from Iowa to the Chicago market. 1t Is
! aid to be dry and in good condition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

The total hog packing up to last Thursday
! u Western points is 2,665,OO0 hogs, against
$50 900 last year, an increase OF t25 900 head.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

The growth In the gold mining interests OF
Georgia has been remarkable In the past few
years, and the yield OF bullion now goes over
100000 per annum, and ts rapidly increas-
{r1
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s s:s ..rs Ass0s ssss IN
es a psbs b II ass b as OBJ
9oss ara saav a as%snd ho i ght sn
and Is bbs at 81 Is y Dbl. '. '..'''' 'a.e'
GRITS Choice pearl on landing % so@a 40
ID 30 In store. Fair to good western VI 1903
RYE FLOUR-O Quiet; IS 25@s 3d.
=, H0MINY- 1908 10 wholesale: jobbtnR at y a
PORK.,Weak and quiet. We quote STANDARD
% Dry S saT ssas 9s steady We quote
choice fresh cut shoulders at $40 for loose
and $1,000 for packed. Dealers obtain the
,BACON-Stock fair market quiet and easy
We quote 40 for shoulders. SIC for clear rit
aides ana sc for clear sides: On these rate:
casks clear rib sides at SIC y ID.
HAMb-Are duh and easy. We quote: Choice
hams 91i@loae. as In brand ana size; ordi-
nary hams are quiet and easy at 74Bsc On
IARp.Q ulet aud STEADY. We Quote refined
brand. smaller packages soil at an advance. Of
AegAc on these rates. Dealers obtain higher
BREAKFAST BACON = In good request.
and s@sck for or = choice. /' Dealers obtain the
R Il e PRS Sff5s rsDeaers
selling on orders in the job trnde at IS u half
Dbl for pig pork; ~ 1909 v Dbl for rump pork.
70 .oE prime pork. IS 1909 for prime mess. 500
WHISKY Market quiet end easy. We quote
eW6oice uineinnat g y osl os fair TO good
FTsH-We are indsbtsd 70 Mess RI Ct 9. d, Law
renee b Co.. the great receivers Of fish. for the
ba9ss e y q bb Sb:
80 30. halves ss so. quarters o. kits s5e: Nc. 3.
large, bbs -. halves 81 rs. No g.. medium. bbls
y So halves p 30: quarters 81 30, hts Sc Her
Y quarter box. Haddock 81 y box, Sc v ID quar-
OoKN-Supply fair ana marke, STEADY, YeI-
low soc. white sac v bushel. bales-3O0 mixed ut
SOC. 400 white mixed at soc. $50, yellow and 1900
0ATs-Stock moderate and prices easy at s4e
BRAN-stock fair and market weak III s71lc
y, HAYS a. Il fair supply and prices are easy.
WHEAT-Western 81 o4o1 % p bushel.
HYE-Is quoted at 57@6sc . bushel; market
BUTT ER-s Stocks are light and the demand
for creamery and choice dairy is good. We
note W the ma a. ket firm at quotations below
Western creamery. choice, lsg2oe; New York
e sIs,.a iancy, 2'922c New York dairy fine.
asqs s dsrt ns Kood W ag
Western. milled. 7@sc: Western. low grades.
fOaAlOES,Isuppiy 1air and market hrm
at IA n g1 =. 90 Dbl DID,. M. 10.
- y, ea.r9hecelpts q choice are IlghI. Wnicn
u n Rnoa demand Tl. We quote: western he
s serve enotee 1gaHa; western factory. prime
'gb,,.fe, r9od 1890: New YORK cream &C..
=, y. IN supply and steady at % bo@
- y nbl
VAhbbB Az, AZ &C S3e4 = box.
haR nnrLL E2u h"c IVA ~ Y pDf. ..e>
9; ducks 1908; geese 50 30. turkeys $99l2 q
hI Ealio xu.. ,oao,. .aaa. ~
ao nao-" eseerH ie~Slc' houlsiaha Se918e v
o2 1THp I,a .,<.
haiiohmE ~, Prime &c, go9d &C taip &c,
Al sIa G, in p &c s.nI no sac y ~
=, o5Il9N y. I - = U. =. Iron Company tie
10 uup.eu =. - e DbHnisLoisc un aeeoIdlIR 10
M, tae arrow w re Q. " 5o net pnndie
.ne nas .ie NJ ~ be phnats tue tr,p tle at
y 70 e9na.e. with the nsna' rate q ~ cent
asnsi dse eol nacn nehe Ties bundle the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

At New York yesterday United States per
cents were quoted at 1o2@l02la and In Lon
lion Mt tO4la.
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.$1.o2s ass rs

uIS ItI blULo NOD 10 wv ,UBg 10
We quote exceptional paper GOT p cent; Al
do 70s: second grade do %; loans on col
laterals 7@s; Al mortgage paper 60: second
grade do -@- y cent Der annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at sS@8e
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. ,
Monday Evening. september Is. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
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The exports of cotton for the three days Of
this week from all United States ports amount
to Ali bales, against 1927 bales for the same
time last year. The stocks at all the ports
footup IA, $50 bales, against s7,70i bales at the
same date last year.
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MINING STOCKS
BAN Francisco, Sept 15-Closing prices Of
mining stocks are as follows:
COMM EkCkAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Monday Evening. September Is. 1872
COfTON-There was only d moderate in
uuiry to-day for cotton. and under the influence
OF the liberal receipts prices were easier
Tho following Is the official closing Of the Cot
IN Eyphanoa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

Three new counterfeits have appeared since
August T. 81, on the National Eagle Bank Of
Boston; S. On the Globe National Bank of
Boston and the Dedham National Bank Of
Dedham, Mass. These counterfelts are pre-
pared by the photograph process and will be
very dangerous until the public are acqualnt-
cd with the peculiarities that distinguish
them. Examination OF the seal will show
that the lines have all been black, and that
the red color covers the whole surface Of the
seal. On genuine notes, white paper can be
distinctly seen through the red lines. The
words Series 1876 are 80 small that IT. is I'm
possible to color them nicely and on the coan-
tBrfeits they will be- found to be badly blurred.
On the genuine the letter is very clear. On
the back OF these counterfets the green tint
Is not very well initiated. These cOunterfets
are printed In black and then painted green.
On some places on the backs of Elves" partfc-
ularly In the centre Of the upper border,
where the words national currency" occur,
no attempt has been made to give green
tint. On the Zones" the tinting is much better
done but on close examination will prove to
have been put on after the border was printed
III black. On the genuine national bank notes
the backs are made by two impressions, the
border in green and the centre ia black The
following are numbers that have been used on
these eounterfeits: Ones, National Eagle
Bank, letter A, treasury No. II ,994, bank No.
$3.50; fives, Globe National Bank, letter G.,
bank No 2.674, treasury No. D 333,764; fives,
Dedham National Bank, letter b, bank No
224 treasury No. u 1854 sO6
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A table, published In tina American Ex-
change, giving the number OF shares OF stock
and the amount OF government State, and
railroad bonds dealt In ut the New York Stock
Exchange for each month OF the current year
to date, and the daily and monthly averages,
shows that so far as the stock market Is con
cerned. with the exception OF January and
May, August was the most active month of
the year, the total sales OF stock for that
month being 6,39S, 1868 shares, or daily aver
age Of 207, 626 shares, while the average for
the eight months past Is ,SG4 shares
During the latter part Of the month railroad
the stock market, were very dull, with the
exception Of q single issue. Had 1t not been
for the heavy speculation in Erie new CONSOLE
dated seconds, August would have been the
dulest month Of the year. With this help,
however, the daily average transactions of
the month went a little above tbs daily aver
age for the year. Notwithstanding the time
had passed before the beginning Of the month
for the final settlement Of the bond account
between the banks and the Secretary Of the
Treasury, government bonds have continued
active, but the trading has been
confined principally to 4 per cent consols.
The average daily sales for the month
ut the Stock Exchange were S4s5,93o, the
total sales during the month being
sl2. G34, 400. It was the dullest month Of the
year for dealings in State bonds and city bank
stocks, the total sales of the former amount
ng to only $967.5Oo, and Of the latter to s76
iharna
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| THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE
At jpbbing hands the large activity OF pre-
viou5 days has been continued, and appear
ances Indicate that the jobblng trade Ii hav-
Ing Its full share OF the large distributing re-
quest. Every house iS 50 busy that little re-
gard Is paid to what competitors are doing,
except when lower prices are reported, which
are accepted and met, II not bettered. From
agents there has been but a moderate de-
mand for all classes Of fabrics, yet the move
ment through deliveries in execution Of or
ders show Gales OF very fair to good proper
tons. and the supply under easy control.
Each succeeding day shows the condition OF
the market much stronger than supposed by
the general distributing trade, which fact
has been clearly established by the several
raids Of the last three weeks. And look at it
In any manner, the only conclusion to be
reached Is as above expressed.
There have been reported shipped out OF
the country since the beginning Of this year
104 sos packages OF domestic cottOns, against
1t Is difference OF Is. 900 packages In favor OF
the market to-day, with the production much
diversified as compared with the correspond
ing period In 1873. 1t Is but 1900 packages,
buyers will say. but II it was learned there
were $4,000 packages more on hand, or an
auction sale was announced Of that number,
1t would be considered as confirming that In
evtable II told you 50" 80 often referred to
as having anticipated q turn in the market.
Thus far the several attempts to disturb
values have been without effect, except to
modify the views OF small buyers, while to
the raiders they have proved more destruc-
tive to profits than attractive to purchasers
journal OF Commerce, Sept. 10.
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Mich Cows Price.
First quality. y head. ........... SEQ 90 @so 90
Third quality, y head. O.
Grass cattle
Smooth fat cattle choice, y head 30 90 @ss 90
Fair fat cattle, v head. ........... IL 90 @2o 90
Common cattle. head. - Ola 90
Calves and Yearltngs-
Calves. first quality, y head...... 90 a 90
Calves, second quality. mead. 90 % 90
Iearlings. first quality. v head. 10 90 oil 90
Yearltngs. second quality. ~h'd. 90 q 9 90
Sheep
Good fat sheep. p head a 90
Fair sheep, head :.......... 90 "a so
Common sheep. v head. 200 q 2 so
Cornfed Texas and Western Beeves-
Good fat beeves. p ID gross. a -
Fair fit beeveS, y b gross ...... @ ~
Rough and common. y tt gross. IL
Hogs
Good fat hogs, y b gross. q ~
Fair hogs, y ID gross. ............ q az
Common hogs. p fb gross. q
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TAMES LINaAN.
ATTORNEy AND CoUHbELORAT Law
"a Car0n6.,et strssl
myi NEW ORLKAEn. La
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There were no sales yesterday of Stats Con-
1 soils. which were quoted at 377s03SA, against
|371aG3s on Saturday. There was considerable
animation in Premium Bonds, and the sales
amounted to S23,OOo. The closing rates were
|2511ssg25sS 4, against 247s0125 on Saturday.