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A Clean Back Down.

Some weeks ago E1r. A. X. Mcclure OF
the Philadelphia Times invited cover
nor Mckinley to joint discussion of
the effects Of the present tariff, the de-
bate to be had in Philadelphia, that
stronghold Of protection.
As Governor Mckinley is the father
of that tariff it was to be supposed that
he would rush to its defense against all
assailants. Whenever the governor
speaks by himself or in company with
other Republican orators, he glorifies
his tariff as blessed boon to the peo-
pie of the United States. 1t would be
fine feather in the governors cap if
ne were to discomfit Colonel Mcclure
in tariff debate. But the governor
did not leap at the opportunity Colo
mel Mcclure proffered.
On the contrary he retreated behind
queer sense of propriety, aud said he
could not accept the invitation without
the consent of the national Republican
committee. After several weeks delay
Chairman Carter has decided not to
permit Governor Mckinley to stand up
in Republican Philadelphia to defend a
Republican tariff.
This decision probably meets the
hearty approval Of Governor Mckinley
and he will continue to spout his plat
itudes about the tariff where it is in no
danger OF a reply.
Editor Mcclure does not disguise his
regret a5 the back down of Governor
Mckinley and the Republican commit
tee. He says:
''It was in Philadelphia that the CO.
lossal scheme was conceived in 1888 by
some of our highly protected and pros
porous manufacturers to raise the lar
gest political campaign fund ever con-
tributed in any contest for the purpose
of obtaining increased taxes upon the
masses for the benefit OF the special
contributing classes. These contribu-
tions were responded to by Governor
Mckinley, in nearly every case, by in
creased tariff taxes Oh the products of
the contributors, and there is no loca.i-
| ty where the tariff issue could be so
| searchingly discussed with Governor
Mckinley as in this city.
''If the Mckinley tariff is wise
measure, here is the best place on the
| continent to defend and illustrate it, if
It is an unwise measure, here is the
worse place to attempt to defend it,
and Governor Mckinley seems to un-
derstand that there are tariff danger
signals in Philadelphia when it is
proposed to turn on the light where
it..must be the exact truth"
When the great champion of the
nrasont tariff stxins aWay before a mod
est Philadelphia editor the republican
must be in desperate condition.
When the father Of the present tariff
law declines to defend it in joint dis
cussion in the heaa center OF protection
as it seems that the day of robbing by
taxation is nearing its close Atlanta
Journal.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.

ThibOdaux La. Sept. 9Th, 1882
The Council for the Town Of Thibodaux,
met this day in regular monthly session.
Present Mayor Aucoin. and Trustees.
Barker, CailIouet, Zernott, and Raglan.
Absent Trustees. Thibodesux, and Frost.
The minutes of the last session were read
and adopted as recorded.
Mr.. Barker of the Committee on Finance
presented the following report. which wss
adopted and the appropriation therein re-
commended ordered BY the following VOTE
Yeas:-Bsrker, Caillouet. Zsrnott, T. Ragan.
EAyG-None.
Fiaance CosmWlttee'a Report
Finance Committees report for the months
of June and July 1892.
To tho Mayor aud Trustees Of the Town of
Thibodaux.
GentIemen.-Your Committee ON Finance
beg to report that they have examined the
following claims. and found same correct.
For June and July 1892.
Chargeable to strects and bitches.
Standard Oil Co, S bbls, Gasoline. - 25 80
J. NJ. Walsh freight on above......-.. 5 90
Victor SpositO for June T. July...... IS 90
Chargeable to Market House.
Standard Oil Co.. bbls Gasoline. "a 72
J. n. Walsh freight on above. 8 90
j. NJ. Walsh for June and July 90
Char xeable to Corporation Laborer-
Victor Sposito for June aud July...... 100 90
Chargeabie to Fire Department
Thib'x Fire Co. No. tor juno & July 20 90
Protector No. 2 tor r....... 90 90
II. H. & Lad. Co. No. .i......... 20 90
Chargeable to Town Hall
Vic. Sposito tor m'ths June & July 3 90
Chargeable to salary of officers
J. L. Aucoin Mayor. 50 90
j. n. Walsh CUnstable. us 90
II. n COulon Clerk. k.... Is IS
+. Samoan Treasurer. ........ 81 95
f. Samoan Printer. er......... IS 90
Total for June and July, 1892. $557 s.
Report tor the month OF August, 1892.
Chargesbie to Market House
Standard OIL Co., Dbl Gasoline. 8 Is
John N, Walsh freight ON above.-.--- / 90
John N. Walsh for month of August 90
Chargeable to Streets and Ditches-
Standard Oil Co, : bbls. Gasoline. 9 80
Allen Trepper for Sewer Pipes. IS Sc
Wet Sposit3 for NTH of August. l2 so
j. NJ. Walsh freight on 2 bbls Gss..... 200
Chargeable to Corp Laborer-
Vict Sp0sit0 for NTH of August so 90
Chargeable to Town Hall
Wet Sposito for August. ] 50
Chargeable to File Department
Thibodaux Fire Co. No. for August. 10 90
Protector No. 9..................... 10 90
II. II. l. L. 60. No. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Total for August 1892 $l63 90
5o7 g.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE UFFICkKB.
aoveruot, Murphy ]. Foster of st. Mary
S;snt. Gov .Chas Parlauge Of P. Coupee,
a. Of State, IT. S Adams of E. Feliciena
ia pub. Acct's.. W. w Heard of UMon
cate Treasurer, John Pickett of Bossier.
sst'y Gen, NJ. J. Cunningham Natchitoch's
snpt. Pub. Ed. A. .Lafargue Avoyelles.
q. q. SENATORS.
D. White....-..... ...OI orleans
r. L. G thson, .O1 OrioAnS.
STATE SENATOR'S.
{. Perkins ...........As Assumption
lam n Shaffer .... TerrebOnne
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

LIST. train leaves Thibodaux. 5 a. m
arrives : .ll:l5 a. m
Train for New Orleans and west
connection leaves Thibodaux 4p. m.
arrives ..5:l2 D. M
Mail closes Is minutes before the de-
parture OF the train.
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Grand total for June July Il Aug 1892 1920 81
Be il resolved that the above sum of Seven
Hundred aud Twenty 62!l00 [$720.62l be and
Is hereby appropriated to pay above claims.
The vouchers, and report of Treasurer are
also hereinto submitted and reported as
found correct, well as the collectors re-
pUtt.
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For Taxes General Funds ......... .$224 "a
School ..........-. I57 10
Licenses ...... 81 90
Wharfage .. 100 90
Market revenues for Je. July and Aug 2l6 25
Total 47S5 10
Treasurer's bal. Sept ) 20 $.,ll44S
At this time the Mayor stated that under
the Bridge Ordinance it was now encumbent
upon the Council to elect three members OF
the Couucil to compose the Bridge Committee
jointly, with three members of the Police jury
Whereupon Messrs Ragan, Barker, and
Zernott. were unanimously elected to repre-
sent this Council un said Joint Bridge Com
mittee.
Mr.. Zernott seconded by MIR. Barker, NOV
ed that an appropriation OF Five Dollars per
month, be made for the Thibodaux b. Bri-
Sade, the same to start from the date whereon
their CORNER appropriation was ordered dis
continued. Carried ty following vote.
Yeas Barker. Caiiiouet, Zernott and
kagan.
NAYS None
Mr.. Zernatt as Special Committee to whom
was entrusted the adjustment OF the claim for
legal services in the lh5odaux Bridge Case,
held by Mr.. l.. =. Caillouet reported that said
claim had beer tixed at $4,000 to be paid in
the proportion of one half each by the Police
jury OF the Parish OF Latourche and the town
Council of Thibodaux and moved, seconded
by Mr.. Barker that an appropriation of s225.
90 be now made to pay the Councils proper
tion of said claim. Carried by following vote.
Yeas barker, Zernott. and Ragan.
NAYS None.
Mr.. Caillouet. by consent of .he Council.
was excused from voting on the foregoing.
MIR. Barker, at this stage of the proceedings.
called the attention Of the Council to the nee
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JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
Chief Justice: F. T. Nichols of Orleans.
ssaociate " ..J. A. Breaux. of Iberia
C. E. Fenner, of Orleans.
8. ID. McEnery, of Ouachita
LIB. Watkins, Red River.
CIRCUIT CouET OF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
r, T. Beanregard. =. ......of st. Bernard.
Il. D. Smith ...... .......-.of st. mary.
CoSGRKsss6AN, 3rd. Congressional Dist.
Andrew Price. of Lafourche
18th. Judicial District.
Indoe L. p. Caiilouet.
Mist. Attorney. F. Winchester
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RoAD AND LKvKE INSPECTORS.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERs.


Mayor, J. L. Auco,n; Councilmen, C. j.
Barker. l.. P. Caillouet, HI. w. Frost. W.
Q Ragan, C. w. Thibodeaux and Frank
,zernott.
Treasurer. .............. IF. Samoan.
Town Marshal. .........J. Walsh
Clerk. .............. FL. N. CoulOn
printer. ..... ...... =. ....F. Samoan
Post Mistress. Mrs. L. Ccrtis
)IRKCTORs OF THE SCHOOL Be I'd.
j, L. Aucoin, president; A. +. Knobloch,
auperintendent and secretary r. r.
Mcbride E. U. Morvant, r. A. War
mold, Anatole j. Braud II. w. .labo,. T.
Badeaux.
THIBoDAUx BRIDaE Comm TrEE.
". Y Ragan. president; Chas. }. Rar-
ker, seci etary: F,ank Zernott, John S.
oeely. Oscar Lepine, and Frank P. PARA
members
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CONSTABLHS.

lst ward, Evariste Morvant, Ind ward.
Emile Dugas, Alberto Bergeron, 3rd ward,
Edwin Birdsall, 4th ward Albert Savoie-
5th ward. MYRTLE Kerne 9Th ward. Viii
liam Prestenback, 7th ward, Wellington
Hebert, 8th ward C. w. Elliot, 9Th ward
Henry Tenny, 10th ward Taylor Adam.
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JUTICES OF THE PEACE.
,st Ward. H. Clement. End Ward. Alc6e
0ncal. Bannon T. Blake. 3rd Ward. Eva
r;ste Bernard, 4th Ward. Omer Savoie. 5th
Ward. Arthur A. Boudreaux. 9TH Ward
Svlyes.re Martinez, 7th ward John h
pittman. sth ward Louis Falgout, 9th
ward B. Penouilh, 10th ward Augusta
=Cretini.
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Respectfully submitted, Com,
9. j. BARKER, } on

-. y. BAhhER, on
l.. p. CAILLUUET, ( Finance
Mr.. Ragan on the part of the Committee on
Improvements presented the following Work
ingnens account, which, on motion OF Mr.
Caillouet seconded by Mr.. Ragan, was duly
approved. and an appropriation of $l5365 to
pay accounts therein contained, ordered by
the following yste.
Yeas barker, Caillouet, Zernott, and
Ragan.
Nays:-None.
Workingmens account ior the month Of June
July and August, 1899.
Chargeable to Banquettes-
Dural Hebert 49, days at l.75........$ 60 Is
N. Hebert 80. days at ti.75.... 20 90
Chargeable to Police & Crime
Clotaire Bernard days ut I.50.- 3 90
ChHrgeable to Water Works
Arthur Leblanc 3 days at $500 day. 6 90
Chargeable to Streets and Ditches-
Tug Wilson. Il day at 81. 90 day.. l so
Camille Smith 9 days st | 90. .-...... 9 90
P. A. Demanade day at LOO. l 90
Chargcable to Market House
Jessey Dehart | day ut LOO 90
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PARIsH OFFICERS.
POLICE JURORS

POLICE JURORS.
President, T. D. Keut; F.. U. MOrvant,
H.W, Tabor, Chas. E. Gaude. Ellis Foret,
Emile Ledet, Louis Lerille, Frank Chris
ten, Pierre Breaux, Clerk Police Jury. h.
N. Couion, Sergeant at arms, f. bugas.
James Bollinger. Oyster Inspector.
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Dist. No. l-Thos Beary, Jos. A. Claudet,
and j. u. !. Mire,
Dist. No. John McCullah, L, keefie,
and Il. w. Tabor.
Dist. No. &c. La sarde, NJ. Bergeron,
andrew Price, Adolphe Folse, Orville Thi-
hpdaux
Dist No 4.--Livaud .is Ledet, Jos. 0.
TOups. Leo. Leblanc
Dist No. st. ID. Kent, L. "A. Trosolair,
3. Moryant.
Dist. No. 6-Jos. Thibodaux, A. Theriot,
Wilson Lspine.
Dist. No. &c. s. Mathews, X. Foret and
H. Aye.
Dist No. SIS. Bourg, Lovingly J Leblanc.
ane j. T. Badeaux.
Dist. No. 9.-Jos. P. Bourgeois, Paul Le-
tort, and Estival Savoie.
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Approved ::
w. e. RAGAN,
+ ZERNnTT

Committee on ImprOvements.
The Collector and. Market Masters reports
foe the months of June, July. and August
were read and referred under the rules to the
Finance Committee.
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rnrn rlcrL.,s ~ LIE ,TorE nrcovEEING.

At the Office u coffin d stanton yesterday IL WAS
said that Joseph J.. Mathews uie artist ana liu'''r
N,hcs, 1hu were uca.y killed by gas on Moh1a.
,iolt At ,.e house OF Walter stanton, i'll Hilsdaie,
- j. were improving AM would De ont soon. h''l
men attended Chris party at Nh. stanton anu
the house being crowded, Slept together Ia room
lea:cd by carbonite stove. They were found un-
conscious IL the morning. Mr.. WyEcs revived soon.
lut # was many hours before Nj Mathews recovered
60 $ Ousnc,s.
The stove was a small cOntrNance without smoke
NM, made TO burn a composition called cal bobite.
,,. combustion was no. perfect ana CaTbOnc on &c
w., formed. Mr. Mathews lives ~ NO. 10 NcsU
II tleti.st He is a son CT Felix A. Mathews thI!e
.a,es Cors,l-(ieneral at IanE.or. Morocco. M.
Nykes is with the iTn OF Conn 81 stanton. lie l.
a member Of lac New-IOrk Annette Cub, ana lives
al 40 lO4 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn.
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go 20 bid MAY closing At - 15 bit .-........
PrTTER-Thc demand continues good on s'cady h'rH'
Creamery State tuhs fol made. Test. 2'"Z' common
good ia .Gr creamery Western separate. cNras ~
Junc extras 5ia25s June drst, 2ia23c June seronds
l9d2Oc; state dairy. hall tubs AMI PAN, cNtfas
prsts pa 2io: seconds 2Od92c STATE aty Welsh tubs
extas ojd2oc nr-ts. 2yG2iAc seconds 2Od-@c tirds
lSd19c. ddrcs. Nrkins and tub' eNtI's. 2Id-'c
nr>ts 2ia2sc. sccords. i9a2oc STATE day nIt NJ cS
tras. 2sc. inst. 2d.2c: seconds l9e2rc we inla
creamery nrsts 2i02b": stconi- lsG-lci Nr.'oh
day Rrs'. 2,d2ic; seconds l7G2uc; western IA Tory
Jurc Hrdr.. l7a152c; jrlr. tubs. lVHl, &c j, ch
extras 23c irsh nrSt. lod2lc; fresh s'ccnl ~
re: Thirds Is ll5Lc... ClIEtSE-St.c factory; frll
cream fan male fancy white lllr"il+c 90 tol3f"i IL
.li4c: choice l0i.dllc; good to prime 1o'49lOr con"
mon 20 iilr S',dicc: part SKINS common u choI'c
3aScc state factory. full skins f2'?c M E'is-,!n
GATHERED choice Su32c; Wc>trn notticry sele ton,
r. IA collections best Sic; fair 70 good 2bd2D west
en- fll lacked prime :, choice. ~ 0-Oc; N,s'rrn
rtrlv Tarkcd icr.hou-e hcst eid2ic western lrchole
W..io-i ,,ire par do 2iiad2jc.
81 Il -EAM-tirm hut ~ unchanged prices. ono
,at ons Mu-covado 20 test Sc. and 90 test cnn'rhl-
Z ..iGc sale 59i bags Muscoyado g.. and a cargo
removed Phi ad ,ph.a. ~ IL :. Ktt NIB
Quiet and unchanged Quotations. vt loaf 53l 01Ec;
Gru.-i 81 djisc: povd rcd 4Si doc: Rtnnult'd Acc
G47ac: Anc oranulatd $50 &c: cNtf! hrr ganuli
fsfd5c: crhc.. isldj xxx povd'rd 5.lS"jNc :
mould 49, 9ii-c diamond A. iG9"Isc: con.ctioacr'
( 500: HldgcWo1i \. ia0f.idc; Ph"nN 4. 4@l li.ct
Fnirilc \ ii,di.ffr: No g. AS fiNc' No. : 1l-G
&fc: No 8 4diiS.: NO. - 3.Sldic: No. 10. 3'i Il
Sotc; no. II. 3i2a3Goc; 40. Il. 3e"s1c'; No l3 g.
d331c. 800
X TARINE-Dul and nominal. Lard quoted at lii.c
TALLOW-Fnn and quiet prime city quoted at sd
SO sales, 30 hhds at &c.
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF THE NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF THE NEW-HORK DEALINGS.
The sales OF wheat Yesterday amounted to 127c
100 bushels and the easy IA tone throughout
the session except for slight covering movement which
,4used a rally OF 'sa4 cent around the close Early
riccs showed decline % srs cent ~ result o; foreign
and Va ,elns, local realizing AID IN simpluy
with the TIE West January sOd at ~ -
March at 49d l5l0 May at olI-"rs, June AZ q ="
e. july So dcJ ccnt~ me @i1t maIhrl clOs'u
-jd1. cent lcNcr sympathy w;th options he spot
Gales were o2.COo bushels, ai for export
corn option market ijcd Cuil ana ci,scd AT a
loss Of A. cen. inf the DAY. The ,dc- were 500 .
bushels az futures add bushels the SPOT SPt
lrites wfro without naerial change. LNpore;s TOOK
3 % bushels 49,,
Uats we're dul and nec;e The trade was entirely
and lrcrs indicated loss oil +d' cent Tor
tie dJy. SPIT .0- dull ana easier
inc fra Quotations were a. follows. 80
Wneat-DeccHOer 1J2; January, 7G'4i February, 90
March. 49, May. 81 June. BIZ july, S2's cents,
Coln-Deccnber. fs'ii January. ISL February 4VT'
Mai,n. 5ot4 May. 81 c"lt>. . a.
Cat-Dcceia5.f. Sol January 5jAi February ID
i.sSi-Dc.,nlcr $40 81 January. 10 GO; May - %.
inc receipts gf3.I hOrl l'pnrtsN YESTERDAY do
Ne.York IAnaacJhis Baltimore ad Boston wer. a, IT,
lows. Wheat lue 90 bushels. crr 1'olt pl'hts y,
- oj2 bushes iotil sr' &6 bl,nes noqt i, %
packages at Chicago Miwaukee and So Louis u,e -
rvals wore Wheat .j5 % bushels corn 1850 push.
cls 373. 575 bushels toa. gain l+'9o Ous"e'9
lou - barrels
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Tor B,a,n srowih> the market YVES gu,rc.
Int firm at rs fog No !, sales GOO bag az - u 400
faes No to arrive l04c 300 ess >tnt2' ~ 70
arrive a. l5sc. The mild grOWtlS were u.i'. SUI,
500 bag, Na.icabi and 900 bags Central NMrH'a on
p.iyat" terms. Ihr option market w, que, VI. s,
icari, Nc 30 Nhi!c with hricr eaGc a'c"sn =
closing prices indicated advance Of loGi. pon,1 ,Sr
me dlv The Oficla Rio cable quoted frsi odiIAi!
GO KIDS L. 30; GOOD SECOND 10 hilos IL : 80
SNchangc private 49,; receipt, IN no, 1000 1a2s
anCc, t. Europe 5000 bag i;lo stock l9s GOO ha$.
nj, market Receipts in Santos. ooOg DI4S
"a, to- stock 3o2NOO bags Santos market weak g"g..
average santos. 10 90; cleared from 40 Dcc9mDer
>aerno 10000 Receipts al HO July > 70
Dcccmler ~ 1892. 1.7O6,ooO bags saEc tiro ls2l
. lo1OlG bag: sane time 1890. l,3GiOOO haFs. lr-
cilps OF Satos July 10 D"ccn1cr e. 1892. lHo o. ID
ads sam time 1891. 1,9isooO bugs; sane tine lS'o'
- Wsrcbogse deliveries since December /, 1s92-Ncw'
YORK IagSS7 bags; Baltimore. l. 81 O'2-' Now
~ ~ hnns -1s Ajs L,gc.
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.-.-,r,-nrn rrou 7pr PaODrCE EXCHANGL.

SUSPENDED From re PH'DICE hAO a o.
r,o ro,rs % Managers Of the Produce hNcn ,,s
,o.,crday suspended Edwin l. 'ohnson 'oF NJ
~ ,arfy ont contract with Whitman EIo. Her'' oN
g., Of cotton .cea Gil ON NoFo'"oe ~ GA,
., .o,,co,ecd oil a, a specified time lie
o,.,r, - g., ls., The price OF cotonsced oil H"a
-on, pp between I've time Of sale and the da'' 81,
1,r covel and the 1000 DaIres we're worth about
=. ~, moro than thcy had 6"cn SOD io' Ny
Johnson pc,dcd ;hl' h was the agent Oh 'ne Won
,s.v OIL Company aud thc sulphur springs ''i ,""'
paYy. both .. Texas. and uia' 'HeF i"'i'" ~
t''' . ni, and y any one was at fault IL was the
',,,,.nie. whitman ar0thers replt1 that 'h'N
,o,sr heard o. the oil comrIuieS. am Knew Johnson
- p1ncpal. TAcy brought the cas-" before the com
LIANT committee which decided against Mr.. Johnson
md ;hen il Neft ID tie EOaia OF MANAGER. Mf
JnLr>ou is suspended curing Tie pleasure 81 VIZ
T,ard Whitman l.loi hers ,rrc the agents lOf 'Ho
Sonthe,n Cotton oil ComIany IS well a. exporter
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Liverpool. Dee. -. D. m.-Cotton-i gi@ro7
a ed firm. America iddling low middling
ecmjcr and Jan,aly delivery. 1868 buyer: Jan.
Uiry an February .rhYery. 313-64da l4.eid
March and April delivery. 3It-Gid value: April and
MAY delivery . ?O-G4d buyers: My 9ni Jun" de-
livlry, > 2o6fd, . .3-6tG, JuIe ard July delivery,
) "a C4da5 25-c41; Nly and August delivery,
2c-G4oa5 27-1id.
Galveston Do 25.--COttnn nominal midding
lie low mioG.ng. l-sc: good oTlinary, 80
net and cToss receipt. G,3-j bdco export, 10 Tie
Continent. 6143 balcs. CoI,tylSe, 1,f4b bales ,
stock. s3l 992 bale.
Norfolk Doc. 2s.-Cotton quiet: middiing, 9-l6c;
low midohng 60. good ordinary. 7-iOc, net
and gross receipts. 100 bales. cNlorts coa,twise,
257 bales sales. "a tllcs; stock, 1903 bales.
Ncw-orieans, Dec. 2s-Cotton s'el1y; mled ing ne
ret receipts 1882 bale. gro,s 7,ic2 bales; eN.
ports % the Continent. Js7l bales coastwisc, sO4
bales sales. 300 bales .tOcl. 3jl .927 bale.
Savannah. Zee. 2e-Coton firm: mddling. 3Sc
low middllng. g good ordinary. j--c net nnd
rrnss receipts. 4.GjJ bales exports cOastwse 200
bales sales. $50 bales stock, III .503 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

NcwYorA, Wednesday. Dec. 2"-REENFS Receipt,
1O2 cars or 7O6 head for export N9 cars ioi
siaagicrr direct and AZ car % be sod 3D., Of which u
o&c th,r were IS ear, for the market. Trade onncd
with firm feeling and all eade, SOFA a. tf9nG M"'T h
nnh wac slow but stead es ate tair =. "e%g nC rn
mon 70 choice naive .tcor a; - ojd - so d mNd
cattle at ~ oven a. ias - dry COW AZ ~ ~ -, - a.
earle advises I'D 'e Grnrr teerg Ame ilS t.gT'
shi1cnt SO hccyc, oa ne it,, ior io,tmans Company;
' '"i and ig5 for " aues 2sa5 qq:rer Of 49,
'nd sails ilG1sdaS for bermuda vita co cattle aud 10
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