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The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

WILLIAMS~In Opelousas, October
10Th. 1879, Josephine Williams, daughter
Of Thos. II Lewis and Josephine Will
liams, aged seven mouths aud six days.
NICHOLAS-ln BroOkhavon, Lincoln
Co., Miss, Oct. Sd, 1879, at 10 O'Clock
and Z minutes A. NJ, Stephen Nicholas,
SOU OF G. J. Young aud M. A. Cade, aged
8 months aud ~ days.
MISUNDERSTANDING of heart dis
ease, at Elm Hall Plantation, on Sunday
morning, the 18th inst, Frank IL.
Thompson, formerly a resident Of 1T.
Mary parish, aged 50 years.
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CLOTHING roa rHE MrrL1oN,-We take
pleasure In calling everybody attention
u the new advertisement OF DIT. Leon
Godohaux, whose immense establish
ment u Nos. u and s. Canal street,
New Orleaus, ere crowded with ready.
made clothing Of all descriptions and
prices. Ready-made suits made 20 order.
Fhis i 40 old house, Of at least . quar-
ter of 4 century standing, and all should
visit ii OF send their orders.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE c%ountenance is pale and lead.
en-colored, with occasional aushes,
or a ci~reumscribed spot on n or both
cheeks the eyes become dull the
pupils dilate an azure seInicirCle
runs along the lower eye-lid the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling of the upper lip
occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing Of the ears an unusual
secretion Of saliva Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul. particularly
in the morning appetite variable,
sometimes ~voracious5 with a gnawing
sensation Of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone iecting pains in the
stomach occasional nausea and yom-
iting violent pains throughout the
abdomen bowels irregular, at times
costive stools Shiny, not %unfrequent.
" tinged with blood belly swollen
and hard urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa-
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsiye uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. {. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it Is an innocent prepa-
ration, net capable Of doing tic slightest
INJURY 10 ne NEST 0Rae Wfanf.
The genuine DIR. McLANEs YER
MfFuGE bears the signatures Of G.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:o,-
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A02A WEEK in your own town
DOOand no capital risked. You can
give the business a trial without expense.
The best opportunity ever offered for
those willing to work. You should try
nothing else until you gee for yourself
No 10 explain here. You can do.
vote oil your time or only your spare
time 10 the business and make great pay
for every hour that you work. Women
make as much a men. Send for special
private terms aud particulars, which we
mail free. IS Outfit free. Don't com.
plain of hard times while you have such
achan &c. Address II. HALLETT GC0.
Aug. 25#y Portland, Maine
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cHEAr DRY Goops.-DangiRers Sons, q
honsee Of q third of a century 3 standing
m New Orleans. who have q most ele-
ran establishment at No. ISL Canal
Street. have an attractive new ADVERTISE
mept on our second page, TO which We
cali especial attention, particularly Of
the ladies.
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4 vsIuABrR T0NIC.-Oar long sam.
p,ars have such q facilitating effect upon
some constitutions, that taey cshnot
safely meet the sudden changes Of tae
fall ana winter munthsf without INST
building up the system with some tonie,
For this purpose, no medicine Va esuF
discovered equal TO Maiako1 bitgsts.
For sale hy all fFst-class deslera.
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ROwie,s lie Preservinp svrun

HoUMA. La, March 14th, 1851 Mrs.
Alfred Pitre, certify sthat | have been
affected with disease of the Lung for
two years, and at time having very dis
tressiug pain in the chest with loss of
appetite and great witness of body. |
used o great many prescriptions of Ply.
sicians to no benefit, and heard of
BOwie's Life Preserving Syrup and one
bottle restored me to health ia less than
two weeks, and none of the symptoms
have returned up to this date Ii was
last year | was cured.
Mrs. ALFRED PrTRE.
Price 8 l per bottle, or so per dozen
Address all orders to Mrs. Henrietta
BOwies, Live Oak P. o., Terrebonue
Parish, La.
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JohRsOR's dHOdyRe LtRimeRt is one of
the few really valuable patent medicines
which we always take pleasure in call
ing attention to. 1t is both for internal
and extUrDal Use and is worth more to a
family than a whole medicine chest.
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FRoTscHGB
Seed Merchant,
Aad Dealer Il,

Buiat's Genuine Garden Seeds,
10. l5 u III DUMaIER ST. sew ORLEANS
Merchants. plantsra, Gardeners nd
DtheEs, who are ii want Of pure aas ~
liable seeds are requested to give easI
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Impure blood is the cause Of more
misery than any other source of disease
but this fact Is often overlooked. Parsons
PargatiU8 Pills will make neU rich blood
and will change the blood in the entire
system in three months. taken one u
night.
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shin your produce to Ny. Leoler Esq
Commission Merchant No. 100 Decatur
street, il you want TO cur good prices
ana quick rttuFns, Best references
utvpn,
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ROnnA MONTH guaranteed. $40
DOOOa day at home made by the
industrious. Capital net required: we
will start you, Men, women, boys and
girls make money faster at work for us
than at anything else. The work light
end pleasant, and such as any onecan 20
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 fec, Now is the time.
Those already at work are laying Up
large sums of money.
Address TRUE & Go
Aug 2S.y# Augusta, Mai
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ERgMgG0.

A situation as Clerk, n Plantation
Store preferred by n young man who
has tad several years experience Il can
give best If references from present N
pioycrs. Or, would be willing to attend
store and assist rs OverBerr in the Held,
being c0nversant with sugar planting.
Address "ChFys," care Sugar-Bowl, New
iberia. Oct. ct
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Ship your produce to Ny. Lecler Esq,
Commission Merchant No. 129 Decatur
street, if you want to secure good prices
and quick returns. Best references
given.
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FOr. Sale.

A fine tract of land situated near Lo-
reauville, .Fausse Points, IL arpents front
by 30 arpents deep. Will sell for $1,000,
cash. Address, Mrs. G0URDIN,
oct 30-1m Loreauvllle, Parish of IBERIA.
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STATEMENT OF IBERIA RELIkF
COMMITTEE.

sept, 29th, To last balance..... $50.35
To subscription from the boys of
New Iberia. 5.l5
Other subscriptions. ..,..... 800
Proceeds of Musical Entertain
ment Sept. 18th, l579....-. 1875
Amount to balance. 255
~==----
Total. S1s5.4 40
Sept. 30, by amount sent to r.
NatiIi Treasurer Howards.. $780, 0
Oct. Is, By amount sent to II.
Eatili Treasurer Towards. 50,0
BY expenses for Musical Enter
tainment and Picnic of
Sept. 1lth......-......--- 854
==@-a
Total. $lS5.40
p. A. DUPUY.
Secretary.
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Ship your produce g NJ Lseler hsqs
Commission Merchants. No ~ Decaaur
trest, it you want g aseuFe ge0a prices
ind quick returns. bass references
given.
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The Southern Standard

Best and Cheapest Baling Press
THREE YEARS IN USE.
Universal aud Unparalleled Success.
1t is used by either Horse, Hand,
Steam or Water Power, without altera-
ton.
Price complete, without wood work, $43.
Price for hand power alone except wood
WORK, S4Os
Address G. w. SUULE,
Mnrtdian Mice
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p. a. DUPUY,
MarcLaud d

ouincailieriu Ferblantrris VaisseiLe
blanche ct Jaime. Verreric R0uead de Bug
~ ct de charette .Inntea rates ct brancards
Fer de Forge ct Fou guaauy, Wires OR
rhagsia, Peintnre. Huiie g5 Bros7e7.
9 4 AS rrss trss roda-.a sb II
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LANCE g. LsqeBdFe Us. Le5R Marttn-
Saturday, November LIST, will be sold On
the premises, situated on Bayou Lafour :
che, about IL miles below Thibodaux,
two sacks of rice. Terms, cash.
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Plantation for Safe.

$50 ARPENTs LAND. all enclosed,
There Is a grove Of over 200 Large live
oak trees on the place,1 81 more pecan
trees and a large variety oil ther trees.
A portion OF the land ii enclosed by
boi8 dare DOSAGE orange balance by
cypress pieux fencing. The place Is
thoroughly ditched and drained All
The land Is now under Cd i~isatiou.
improvements consist Of ! large two
story dwelling house, galleries above and
below on three sides, brick kitchen aud
pantry. stable, cotton house, corn crib,
3Iargs cabins, one brick cabin, and over
1000 PANELS cypress pieux iencieg on
The place, besides other kinds OF ieace,
all in good order. Most of out-huiIsiinga
put on the place since January. 1877
The land With the buildings il situated
II mites north Of Yesmiliongille, In
Lafayette Parish, between the bedding of
the old Y. O aud G.. w. R4ifroad and
public road leading from YernIion4iIie
u Besaax Bridge.
For terms and particulars, apply to
Aprstf 4 J.Y. GILMORE Nov IbeEs
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Office Of GREGG g. FORD.

Office Of GREGG a. FORD,
CoTTON FAcToFs Il GENT Com. MERCHANTS
SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. n, 1878.
Mr. G. ". SoalG- Der Sir We are
using one of your Southern Standard
Presses in this city, and It works well.
We have shown it to o great many and
all are pleased with its simplicity, dura-
ability, and especially its lack of COM
they will sell well in this section of
country. Yours Truly,
July31 If. GREGG 81 FORD
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SHERIFF AND SUCCESSION SALES.

sTs
Estate Of EtieRRe Ddigle.-Wednesday,
November goth, will bB sold at the late
residence OF the deceased, at Pointe
Noire, the late plantation of the de.
ceased, containing so arpents ; also, 10
arpents of wood land so arpents OF prairie
land, and o lot Of cattle, horses, etc. -
Terms, part cash.
Estqte Of Emile Manuel, -Thursday,
November 10th, will be sold at the late
residence of the deceased, at IAnse aux
Pailles, the late plantation of the de.
ceased, containing So acres, and several
other tracts Of land, besides stock and
farming implements. Terms, part cash.
Estate of The community bettooen Gerard
Miller and Narcotic FOHteROt, his deceased
wife.-Fuesday, November 18th, will DO
sold at the residence Of Gerard Miller, a
plantation Ia Faguetaigne Prairie, con-
tanning 40 acres, with buildings thereon;
also, a tract of wood land, near Bayou
des Oanues, containing 40 acres, and d
lot of cattle, wild horses, etc.-Terms,
part cash.
Estate of Francois Dupre, pere. Thurs
day, November 10Th, will be sold of the
late residence of the deceased, one
plantation in Prairie Plaisance, contain.
ing about 4U0 arpsnts; also, several
other tracts of land, and o lot of imple-
ments, cattle, eto.-rerms, part cash.
Estate Of Yvos Dizzy, deoeased-Thurs-
day, November 25th, will be- sold at tho
court house, OpelOusas, q tract of land
ii tho town OF Opelousas, containing
about IL arpents, and q town lot on
Market street. Term, /, ., 3, 4 and s
years credit.
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All new, and strictly flrst-CIass, and
sod at the lowest net cash wholesale
factory prices. direct to the purchaser.
These Pianos made one of the finest dis
plays at the Centennial Exhibition. and
were unanimously recommended for the
HIGHEST HoNORs- over 10000 in SO.
Regularly incorporated Manufa otu ng
Co.-FaOtory established over 81 yers.
The Square GrandF contain Matbushek's
new patent Duplex Oyer-Btrung Scale,
the greatest improvement in the history
Of Piano making. The Uprights are the
finest in America. Pianos sent on trial.
don't tail TO write for Illustrated and des-
criptive Catalogue Of 48 pages-mailed
free.
Our new styles Of Jubilee Organs are
the best in the world, An S-stop organ
only S65-with all the greatest latest and
best improvements, possessing power,
depth, briilanCy and sympathetic quality
of one. Beautiful solo effects and per-
feet stop action. Solid walnut cases, Of
beautiful design and elegant finishe,
All Pianos and Organs sent on Is days
test trial-ffeight free if unsatisfactory.
Circular free.
SHEET MUSIC half price. Dollars
worth at one-thlrd of price. Catalogue
of 1900 choice peiees sent on receipt Of
&c. stamp. Address
MENDELSSOHN PIANO Co,
q East 18th Street, N. Y.
Oct 2-m
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BEWARE Or INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sdgaf toaIta.
Each box has a rcd wax seal on the
fla, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIvER piIIs.
Each wrapper bears the signatures ot
G. McLANg and FLEAlNG BROS.
Insist upon having tlie genuine Dr,
G. MeLANs LtyRR Puts, prepared BY
Fleming Bros, uf Pittsburgh, Pa, the
1910 beinr gall III limitations III the
name McLRi4es spelled differently oHs
sane pronunciation.
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Succession Of EsteEle Breaur, ividow Cle-
ment Mlr, deceased - "Wednesday, Novem-
bor oath. Will DO cold at the late Eesid'
once of the deceased, two tracts Of land,
containing about $50 acres, dwelling
house cabin, stuck, fencing, etc.-Terms,
mart cash.
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AGuE AND FEvER.

No better cathaxtic can be used prepar.
atory to, Of after taking Quinine.
As 4 simple puFgatiyc they arc un'
equaled.
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DIED.

Reeds Gilt Edge Touio will cure the
worst cases of fever and sgue.
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DIR. g. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for
All the ills that flesh Is heir To-" but IN
affections Of the liver. and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache. or diseases Of that character, they
stand without q rival.
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asr Grst AiH.--A new grist-mill D.
aaN y the eonrse Of erection on Main
asest near TIE corner Of Jefferson, and
WI occupy tho vacant lot adjoining Mi.
lealaires grocery store. Ii il to be d
sso story frame %hnllding. ii feet front
by& feet deep, furnished nm ona u
0illmaaa III inch dorm mills rnnnirp 4
ekFseach bahrs. Mr. Lemaire cal
1865 oa putting also III the building
smelling and ohrushing appara-
VssneF with q kiln To dry corn.
s power aiil bO obtained from q IA
steam engine the boiler of which
= new on tie ground. ma rems;naer IL
as maeAiuery il y Nav o,lasps M
sils ba shipped 4 gooa Il nm aa;,aIes
ready q reoeIys Il. Tb,s sstabnse.
wasa hRishlaai will be the most
FIJI ellis hind this side Of The
Nss ana ought u rs able u
aAge sntelpasss tsas l.stoss N.
et 5afae Feaka ha will be pre-
sses'fe oFaeFs from tbs public,
III s III dme wlllhe I'll work
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NrwYoRk. sept l7.-BEEvEs- Receipts yesterday and
aS nnG DAY y ~SiS ciSs at Go St oet hs
9ga6et go9 at 1 sI were rot large but 6erc were very
buyersat the yard. eenselneny i.nt 9sas q. M
Export and ndreby let sellers Of hole AZ jersey cy
ing an even 200 OF fresh stock. ard running nP
ne total tor ss ss head T Much %'Gi'' of tho stock
wss the yards by lack of freight cars a,
they started The PENNSYLVANIA Road eeragg s DE-
sSr road 1t seems to be the rule have cattle trains
switched % AZ every conyS es poin 10 allow iSins h ~ rom @
always found The road 10 oum' on ahead This morn
coming two mies % fnSr' va, ws traSs leaves pitt
i'as sone iA' interfere Win s running
through schedule tme ana Iesesing at this G sip CIV
in- by ot OF cattle belg detained aopG eas slow and
raSpnc and 6nystsir h6e ihau haf tne say in nHing
ursc Exporters we're ore Ang freely. and the densn ia
Pnms and xrs steers export ase was neary cg a no 10
The s@pgy heSs sS,no p's snh Mnm natives were
ne lower than Monday, while TeAans, rhe,, irr"
iion Of a strong &c per n sales q CheIosee, s ana ana
reKSni s were ~ 9 e1cn-iTe Of some R"nrh oxen and
iosG Of sh, Yves. winch sold al saS &c hTs
Gres s. n lOc o dress 81 d. for Common to ESo up
S wAfq' ioe ., 70 dre.. 5esS7 n The yards were not
Cleared ,s At 9Gq m and % 'se arosD as 5e SaT PARTED
a. Ohio steers. Zee. 81 II 10 do. l,352 H. al
% @ h for feSSl S % sns SGGFsS' % s'
s.c SO for Lehman sros virginia s'e'T. oi1 10 & al
81 20 for A. sundieimer o4 Virginia steers ll4s n At
q. fonay for ~ Morris 100 chcrokees. es7 n. at esc
IS n. . - ..,-. % ,.,...so. oo. ~ q, 70 66
30 A. O4t 10 at 7c; II do. lO2 y. at 0l MIS-
20 IT,, steers l. IS u -s.c 50 N. ana 81 each; -
- ondIey Son for Dudley e Post ~ Illinois Steers
a S q + d. y fs h a. Pc and sf Soc
p: a. ~ aud II each 9e5 n Al 6asc do l,llS
H. &c. .. 100 o,.-ol... a2o n at 6i.c e. n 2.7
a., mi N AL 8a.c 90 do 9-l n. al T. mn ,.,,,.
ue s u sherman for Chancellor seymour zo 'ng'hi"
sis,rs Ioi4 D. at 7o 50 n less loo eaes % ., s,.c =.
,1itE"o,s soers 1000 n AT 7lsc. 65 n dor lis2 D.
a. so ~ sS7 ~ do 52s b. at % less 81 each ~
81 SrsihsiIner for EngeI 20 Nirgnia steers ~ ~
n a. N nr J. Woodford Ia virginia steers loo =
m a. sc Is u do 9S9 ~ at 4c live seght Tor a. sgns-
Lclmer vifEnlins Eln "Isnl ~ DC 50 n n.
W Tossl FOR O. Hass is Illinois steers loo AZ Az PC;
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
TIE STATE or TRADE

T5yrpPoor Sopt. l7.-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern dnli
AZ ~ Western. duu "a y Bicon-Cuinb"rland Cut,
,.ec NJ 20 short Rim steady ~ 30 Long steany at
- -hor Cicar s,eaay 2s8 Hams Long CuIdnl ~ 50.
l.t,,scrs dun al Nref inla Mess, the
~. E.trs .-s traiy Prime Mcssnone m The market
iatl-pum. Western irm,r al 81 I'd Iaiow- Primo Cty.
a. Turprntlnc-~p-ts, steady ~ 81 Eosn
common dun a Fine hrror tt llbd. Cheese-Amer-
ION 40. Lard On. steady al 30. Flour.
-fate steady - 6d Aheat-SDfng No. =, steady
AZ \ iOd; spring No. ., steady al a2d, New Western
southern Winter steadv AZ A.d.
f-Nlxr -issiay ~ Ia d. Cottonsced OlHcliow Amer
,can steady nj 20 On.on, ~ London, Guil AT
ir,trn.ut ne Sririts. London. steady At p 6d
LlvERr0O sept l7-2:30 D. m-Bacon. =, Cd per cw for
am1 fieor Ndies and % for short clear Mddes.
IIvFRrooI- sept l75 D. m-Sprts 81 Iurpentine 22 3D.
IoNpON. 1850 T. m.-thcutta lsecd. o@Hc per
or Pehned Petroleum. 6'id per ga'.
l7.-PetrOeum. lS'4 iIancs Tor me pare
~, closed al ~ francs 50 cenucs 100 k0s
GKpyrS sept. l7.-PetrocuIn marks 40 pfennigs.
HAVE sept 7-Lar closed at Al francs 90 ceLtnes per
IA
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BuFYALo Sept l7fou IN good demand 1aes ,, Gf @ $50
bbs AT unchanged prices. Wheat qnei ~ D3nih hela
si u2 Red and Amber Winter at ~ o. Corn dun 40
ME- M1' a 9 staie riaac ff in store at Sic Baes
Limited inquiry Canada hfid at -. Ky W "
tsna freGhis icher: Wheat 9e Corr 9,i6any, 70 to
NewY ois, o. 6s Railroad Freight. Guoteiwhca, 9c
yJsistu pnnes sias5 Minnesota $3.50 80 OLD W.
Wheat s. 5ss 20 90 90 go e s6 Western Patents s5d
- - nns.ota Pafen. - 5odss Wheat opened unsettled
spd %sss @ e cash aI.c. october; 95Sc Novem
Der; at 9S'sa5J ., oeteI 80 ,eftl.I n NV,
st o sSc cash: 5isdJlc october si.e Aoy,nSeT $40
s5Se Nay ,in helsf.sa se tSSer 5e Noyen5sr iee
Soe2ic rive quiet but hrm at Sse bsry s|er @ ~ ~ cs &c
a. 47sa - so October g. 9OdsI va November - 10
January Lard steady wi 't NoTsnber nd January
Baik Meats steady and uneanged h'Ay sJu' i1 sa 9
CHANGED sn.iaulScd a, a 9S 6S
Whol bush; corn sSS 100 bmh shP%ensOFionr
1000 bbis Wheat 22o00o bnsh Com le3oo0 BUSH 0a,s
dsc~I heat in good demand and shsde higher at VA r.
asked os,ooer bur so SaotaDy higher FORK
armer but auoaby higher LaIa & i9Ly ss sIss ana
rSc,ssau sent 7-fiour IN fair demand aud nrm Wheat
easier but not quosby lower az Voc asI "a w feeeps
21o1V E h.5e SSsh ner at sssc a6a2ec
Hsys No 6n aFs fs nss' sss PoSi Sosi Lard n
good demand Current asse, S.o. nu ear Hb. nc
Clear sdes 52Sc Bacon active and shade gher should
ts ,,s 6sas saSS S al 81 c5 e in GOOD
shade higher E.ney yG. s.. Ono jsa re csSss
pairy I6sI7c. steady and unchanged hogs active
Im anu III Spass 50 Batches s0ss3 0Oi receipts
2s5 heed shipmenis. So head ..,.. .oo,,,. u,s,,.
4. gH'sS = sS WHEAT ss White Ssfsa . SS 30
White e. o. Os R1i and s oq'osf' s Ja Amber Ssnssn
q Ss bid Corn quiet and steady No yellow sde' High
MIL .ed aud higher NO. Wliis. So'.o, No. White
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

LONDON sept l7l230 p MI. =. bonds four per cents.
lO8A; nvts. lOJe EIie itmwav shares ~ ~ 10,
second 20 u Central consOs ZOO Illinois
Central Central asa New jersey Central
LONDON ScnL1 7-l:3O mfars auvce- quote tnree per
cert francs 72 centmesor the account New
Jersey Central COn-0is, lOUs4-
at iIad rupee decline Enc siiway shares
- Ia Pennvivaia Cenra sS3 Paris advices quote three
pr cent rontes - - confines ior me account
IoND0V sent 17-f:i5 D. mU. q bonds. fOur cents.
10. jersey Central eOnsolr. 100 Pennsylvania Cen
tta. - Reading. Railroad. l9. -.
time fu.c
New-York tribune., 1879-09-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fer North Rirer. Vessels and R1HrorfG
WEDSRspAY. Sept. IT. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, Sept. II, 1879.


CoFFfE Mild Grades ffm. In demand sales 1000 bags
Czracea- 500 bags MaracIibo. private terms aie sas IN
cnde III IS mats Java 99S5 mats singapore 6b3 btgs
.,Io sOI bags aQuayra SI6 Dags Java lIiU blg-
Mexican 700 bags Ceyon. -. bags J~naie n d'S iI M
numt,i, Slthln range. 500 bags 81 Dolnihso ~
ar. MsracaibO IN transit To Europe sesk-i Jaw" l-uV
iare and l3Ol9 mats Sng4po-e 80 ID mas a. fa
tso racs MaracaibD TO- 746 bags laguaYra 3vsO bash
- Domingo $50 bags Porto RICO, 3l3 bags Costa lo-
"a ,ts ba,. Mexican z.3OI bags; Savanla 0oy nNss
hIo 1iradcs per higher and deol iediy more actSg w.
-. here 6hs bags SIRIUS" 1915 bags eh Ct
- r. az tags ex CITY Of PARA" $50 bags ex biea
Si6 Isgs OK "Vcrtss" private terms IN baltimore isro
SlO Isadee 600 bags Euclid pnsate terms
1rarv 70 Prime Cargoes l2al6c Fair do ISoi s'oIa
hands ports Jf'vA O1s'' Va
Witch "a. .7Sa bag are here. -, al, Gala. a.
COi lr,.l "a IA. eyeirg delivered contract 2lOO
49, srlay Receipts the ports, IL t!2 Daes
VsS ,bs day last wool r.O52 this day last year vsa
oce September /, JI.29. against 4Is9zz tihs uno A'