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4 i
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pi, Vft a
- "-T-jriTi ;f 'nut.
Jrl' - u Dv r .A
V
- i r - n . , i ' v - i - k : . - ; t- . .
cf
v ' lidAtn. bat id
.'th ptm forncrccn. .
' I..U, t.rf.irMl VTf'Hll
. like full and ; lc
clement ; 'Hr-flyn 7,
; j -There in n millv',i f colored
TtiMUv SiMii!i. wha liarin l.c n
"lirff, witi m"n) prvr.i-, an1 more
iifi'l M.nic nineT iiti'H:ivoctnt
4jI M.ui Mpjrt it ffuOrecley Deojo
' c ttic piriy. ar -Mml by the Demf
CJtiir prty t I .!! In them.
A Wr Inlirvc tlnrc is not a fineiann
hi Anu-rira. . rt-r hal at luatU, the
Qt hIm intirrl into the u.fand
1 prinoi ,fr: thv uli!un party;
-Y -rtHii!tn it hKtry. nnl that of
tl.? I)m .rl mveiKi juity, xiho
tl l V lft"tmt HMHMiq tll0-C4il(J
M"v l jl.r lirn l 'V I). nvcrntic ai.Y
h'ly in it. nt (iMtnM pnriT un!e he
,..riliil," tlli iiiu:irc in hit
i
m liou .fly in their p4Uion,
luir pruleoiotM.
Ot'i vilircil man in the
snaturaliy turn m tbe
ixiy. Their hearts
GuTerMn-nt tod
lilnrty; ' and
Vki and th
yj, Deiiiccratic
botJlbiu)kr.dod
rknoir that iumost
ys tbey arc iullutuctd by
ucu tL day u( tltction
will all be IouqJ on the side
c aodud uTtrutmut, ris io
rote 8lid for Gei.erl Grot and
cpublican party.
be colored petp!e will g very lr
iHe :a ia?y u comf rtab:u livtli-
1. Mauv i t thtin will take nlUhc
tral GrctUy Democrats arc wiliing
tcnivo tuciu, but vvilli5cjtin tUv Orv-
cr-dl sell the liberty and the 8crtd
right secured t- t!n.UJ through the IU
publicao frty lr .it'j pi ice, or fi-r any
siit o! men, fee them be Liberal Greeley
Uepublicjxi- im Democratic GiteUy
Liberals. Vou'aunot destroy their
loyalty to the govCTomcut. Vou cunot
deceive thtm au ti point. They do
not beheve that themen who are m-
portfog Mr. Greeley ar-AUepublicaus, or
at tbey are advancing?! be interests of
rnvrmiiifnt. riitir 1 works ro u-
RV; tbem. What did iheyi u ur
1lc elcctiou i TUcy. the tc-d.ctT
0 .
. 11 'Publicans of tUc -North iiDd
'cad of acoding,txi
od ujcu tohclj?
ten a nf 1 1, ... .
lect our ticket,
is t
N
fcakcx they co
CaroUaa, to JJ
v- l
c Aooir or
For tl
port
beli
an
Pi
fiat rj!ji.iti flir , ji attain-hs
mtiit c tLcir object
Coctiuue to nrint utter all df tbe
'SatiJce ui lie?, that t! wbiky fuddled
lra:os of invrnli.
li'icians can in
ent, relating to
. Chant's public
and prif ate depr
Tell those rSo i
ent.
w'n-trrddrn' perse
- urn. m a- i . . . " .
ion yaocratic "I ' Ciac pwJi6, iuiBuk Fuuuc uuuer,
eve laA. -Uinc i ' . ;V I trJ to f10 wrat tuc Republican
d hav no wria irjj, , rat. - party had done for the good of the peo-
ftl v 4. F LH - U'i. ,,,,1 t , . 0ri - Ull. 1UII llf llUU IIIC U'ISI Jit
fluUd reffiani. yfepi the ku k'ut
Gtx. GliAVTVeks to iclcrferc
, tbat
with
I tbar qa:tt daily occupations. Tbat be
I wisnesio rob a. 0f tlarir inalienable
' rigbt to murder, rob aOtcall Td iapf
J 'pcss their barmhsj amu?eav:ntj'of cut-
tick ihooting and whippicg rnoffenslre:
frctdnien. That be has t bis iot
( ;dowafrmly agamu thcli burling fbd
i '
! :'i if J 1... t ... . .. .. ... j -m.r-. 1 " - i - ? . . ...... rrvrilL. ; - , . , . ,f : yfj. - v. . .W u.. '.r ifj'r.i'-t -j-Mr-V'..f v .-, V
MUi;,BUiaj-r ai urora ice
. j vcr. ' so i pici:: ,
S r
Tcil .the .white laud b'ldat who.
pnd hit days at the Uofinga and bis
niitbtMQ bar room, that taxta are
eoormouf, and thai be bat nt. adequate
repryautatioo fir(tlicm. . Tell him that
GKN.tGliAKT ba jjeremptorily taid tbat
tbe labour on those landt baa aa much
a
riht to (cod his cbildr-o to the achool
lor whicli he pays bis tax. as the white
parents.
TelT the land holder, again, that tbe
poor', tenant on bis possessions caoy
by cornet conduct, deposit in trje ballot
b x a vote as mighty and as valuable
as hi own, and that he will be protect
ed In that righf."
Tbat armed bands ot unprincipled
men are forbid, as of old, to gather
around lho polU and intimidate by
words and'actions, voters who would
honestly deposit their opinions !
That the old system ot pucked juries,
and perTerit-U justice Is played out, and
tbat a jKKr man11 white orxolored, with
riht on his side;rnr receive pure and
on dt filed that ine&timablv boon, so elo
.pjtrtitly etfgrafted in the' Constitution.
eqcaY. jtfsrr rta 1
Tll tKetnHhatlhe'' old fames" are
atlll to be' held open, and to ' bt made
the gmbtJdwofk hC fbtare policy !
m If t Jill,, mvvi w v j
the.tieckTi - too yJrw bite; 4i.a -ti.aX
'otbcr"craabin'oat be life of the negro,
fv!th'a!'o"'W dig emb'wiying the Bodnle
B!u'e, and the. " fcl.brious old Stars and
Stripes waving above him, the regener
ated slave holder shall stand tflumpJ)
ant. Then, and not ontil then will his
perfect happineas and qiality be sc-
cured. Distribute tins- pi lives and
withhold the probabilities and Ubaist
it boaten. .
It yoa wfih GMaict tft heat tou, dont
ever appeal ro your constituents tense
ui ItiniiT.
. Prosperity of Jforth Carolina,
.In connection with rhe political inter
esti f our gootl State is fbtiroately in
terwoven its material prosperity. In
ord. r ti mpurc tbe latter, we must have
quiet, wace, loyalty, and a good gov
ernment. We know what a condition
nf thing would exist with tbe State
governmnt'ia the hands of the Demo
cratic or anything to beat Orant par
ty. We know, because we have lived
and suffered under tbe rale ot tbat party
in its intensest life, from 1800 to 18C5.
We tbank God daily its light went out
with the surrender of the rebellion.
Any accession to power by that party
lausr necessarily endanger the interest
of the people. Capital and population
Will'kvold such' State or Nation as it
f trilled by sxjcb -polhical party, be-
tcly for Nc
y uameB, but
kCratic pahygain
-fsucce&J What came of it ?
u ust 'xrbal eVcryb67f6atsIde ot tbat
p'aH behe7ecl woufd come out of it,
vVz : ilhiiter Tbe Leglslat ore forgot
gratifying to know that the power of
the Legislature has been cortalled by tbe
victory of 1873
We tay the political condition of
the D;mocratfc party Its prtjudicc
against loyalty and against tbe intro
duction of people not of tfc Democratic
strf)C its ostracism of all opponents in
politics "have repelled capital, retarded
pogres?,'wYsted trie substance, and kept
down thV State to a position shameful
and UDcaJIed for.
- Mil. l.
.It miVUra liUle bow good may be tbe.
quality bt;tbe txii or-thr pureneeaof tbe
j air, men tfeti'itid with tbem Tiberty of
iConicrencF, tbe Bgnt to'expres' and pro-
ii ji
" " ifl u a r it' l fA...A k ar: A .
t.
no peace. ' The elcmentatif discord mpd
ii r4? li.tL-
beilion'oDry TtfraWr.'tbey'a tVaTting
reueii
for reinforccmenfa.
:" We say what cWe kdow. Ntf solid
bentfiis will com,u to North 'Carolina
until the D m- crtic party oeas to ini
flueccc its deaiiuiea. - i
Falae ! False ! ! Fabje ! ! !
Tbtro never was in tbe history of anv
political party, a position assumed, sq
false, so- treacherous, and to stultifying,
as tbat now occupied, by the Democrat
ic party. Having been ignominiouslj
defeated for tbe past twelve, years iu an
open issue cf principals, tbey now seek
to gain what tbey have lost by the
sword and ballot, by a strattgic prosti
tution oi every principle ot honor . and
decency known among men. Tbe Dem
icratic party now comes before the peo
ple, cloibed with tbe pure white garb
of the steep; professing a sudden and
Complete conTersion to tbe priocip'ea of
the gnat liberal, progressive, and suc
cessful H publican party. They say
we have adopted your platform of prin
ciples, we have nominated tor President,
Horace Greeley, one ot the founders uf
tbe'ltepublicau pirty, and an original
Abolitionist, and a protectionist, and
now we ask tbe people to place our new
Brjmblioin party in power, that' we may
continue on a higher and mote sublime
scale, the government saved to these
United States by the old Republican
Prty. x .... ;S. - v .!
But. this .wuu;tj36f Alfa ,woolon your
mavK QOeS nol proirywur,uiui;uu5 tuiuii,
Penet rat ing t be cai (u. I ly prepared, well
arranged covering, we w-c coiled there,
just behind the glittering' toy you offer
us; the same dragon, theidvutical dtvd
we liHVe leen fighting since 1860.
It iatbe Sime mutilated, deformed,
scccs8:on, dislynl Democratic party,
tbat survived their "own wicked re
bellion; thus and nothing more. Ii,
is liku the assusins, truu? mognfied
into a hog, and greeting as be cral
along unsupeCted to accomplish his
deadly work. They have now clothed
thefr pestiferous caicass in the fleecy
robe of Cbxppiqni, and are making
dt8erate tfforts to council the people
that their multitude of sins are all
covered. But the people uave pene
trated tbe white locks ot the Ohappsqaa
Fame, and fiu White House" and
"Democracy" written in every fpace.
Tuc Democratic prty want 'power and
office, aud esptcialy do they want it io
tbe South, and tbey claim that the elec
tion of Mr. Greeley would hasten the
departure of every Northern man Trom
the Southern States, and that native
white Republicans In tho Soutn would
be compelled to keep quiet, or seek
homes in other lands, and thus jjfjn-'
plisbed all is secured.
Jbis is the Ucpublicanisrofiaiojeci Jot
Mr? Greeley by ldIJarratic suuuor-
CI old $1X5 5-8.
.. ...
The great interests of . the country.
i . , . t '
two
onaociai ana commercial, n.inejpena-
ing canvass, are enlister . on the side of
President Grant as against Greeley.
Tbey fear a change in the Administra
tion and its policy, which, will precipi
tate a panic in the money markets and
the bankruptcy oLlhe many great enter
prises now in progress, ibe success ana
permanency ot Vvbich are dependent
upon be retention of the confidence of
foreign capitalists. The country is and
will continue to be lor many years a
borrower ; but advantageous, as are
American investments, not even tbe su
perabundant capital of Europe will rukJ
the c nances ana dangers oi tne experi
mental policy which Mr. Greeley favors
and will doubtless adopt. Ever aitjee
tbe close of the war the Tribune has
been tbe especial champion of a return
to specie payments' immediate, sud
den and without previotisjjreparatioo.
For years be has' demanded the. ird me
diate sale of the old in the Treasury.
and tho application oi tbe proceeds to
- i-- c . ::. v -A Gram ia r-. - f: .l-T-iiiJ'i.'! 1 and .rh-.r.-it-Ltff2Efir.IZ I.BaltfmVrtrj' - V. i i i
' - . m prjfgic .or. np ::tte it f 1 -v"-''' jo cin,aca.
' uil . - it.i('t'-- i. i Jet fe.f w Uree!cTD?r r--f!tfiVf f
; f :'"d : ;;;irr-( vv "um mjQf.nuWicaio '
''fS X.t-ii. L-.tt -X4j 1' . -1
rnm a! Inn r Tomr t n t n. tvicci hi Ii f lot lit
ra' " i LKFTffya ! 7o . rin'iVf oST.bLoaiihrt'P&w
the futafe. "The. JinettliDi? of valuti.
-T" . ... LWt
S xnjitTOf)ttouta?Bqs4an,a ,f, fSPl
poverty ana dutre88t wouuj oe notnipg
com
icarTencri
peopt
tKn
Mr. Greedy doe, bat hdy uiiflcr with
bim as to the'1 meant. ;Tbo PreBidert
pelicyot allowing resumption' to come
of itself and not by forcing it, of hon
estly collecting the revenues, and 'stead
ily reducing the- public debt and im
proving the public credit, is preferable
to one which might possibly pro v a
b'eslng, and Woxild' very ' probably ibe
the source of -great' calamity.
The FollticAl Prospect.
Notwithstanding the constant, brag
and bluster of tbe Greeley paprs in-
Jormation from all sections of the conn-
try, indicates tjie alppst certain triumph
ot tne nepupjlian. party lotpe approapu
iner Presidential election. As, in the
progrest of the" campaign, U becomes
every day more clearly raaqifest that
the coming content is to be but a repeti
tion of the old battle for principles be
tween the two great parties ot the coun
try, there is every probability that vic
tory wj again perch fupon the standard
oi tbe, pa tyf, Jreedon? f progress ...
The result in North Carolina, jv here 'we
. , - ,'. i l n it I
have gained one member of Congress,
- . . . : . ' nra , t -
largely reduced tbelJemocric streniu,
fb( the popular 'Vote- sbowa clearly
vtAlthe peopfe of the old North State
itVl! r-i ri('''. i . vi
Ciuht'not be deceived or misled by tbe
tricks'apd wiles . of ,Demcrratic pouti-
- 5 . Vj J tl 4 ' I ft"
cians. So will rt be everywhere. ; As
the fight, goes on, the honest niaetes,
who understand and appreciate the
diflereuce between genuine Hepulrlican
ism end sham D'emocrLcy, however the
latter may disguise, itself by assuming
the garb ot, the former, y i 1 1 show by'
tbeir votes how' futile are all the .efforts
of cuoriin? political tricksters to de-
. v;:., i",!, tii; ii.-i ,i- V-,. .
cuive and mislead them.
We clip trook lhs Mepublk aitf Courier
the following. ; cwmment is.uouect t s ir y.
. . . . ....... -i . j
, The JJreach In Uxe. Democracy.
The advertised; . meeting of the
' Suaiktvut Democrats," tvaMbe)d at
Long tAViiarf, City of New Beroe on
Wednesday night, the 14th iost.,. at 8:30
o'clock. .The attecdanco- was. not so
large 3 many over ooqfident persons
had ..expected, but rctucmberiqiiitbat
"tall oaks from Utile acorus grow," we
deci Jed to sceiiUe.tbVng through, if it
took all nigbt.i. Mr Smith moved that
Mr. ltobinsou take the pbaic carried.
Upna taking- tbe chrf, )r, Hobiuson,
made lew jt-U t imed remark; which
.wcrrtcitedwUb roapfJs vf Hpplause.H
Upf a inotiop,:Mr, Browp JwaMppinted P
S.crctary. Letters were read from sev
eral iprqmineat-rcUiz-ju uoucounty.
regrtUtngilbeir iqaUlity to be prm
movement,- n hp loUowiog , tesoiutiocs
were: read id radopted. i .;
. IUsohed. JhzXi Vfli the -",sijmccQ pure''
Democrae , of ..Craven County in Mass
fleeting, aiembled, view with diitrust
b'e actlonnlf fte s.V calleit' DernorJrktic
COnBeriati? party Vri indoreiflg;Grefey
and Brown,tbere'byfdrsaking and con-'
ceding to the nominee ot;fbe ,ibera,l
RepublcarVjt r part those principles
which' air honest Dcmocrafs bold dear;
that we consider soett'B':MBIr;oat',dis
gracWfaxo the pnst trisbiryot our party'
andtBata.blishe;si Qjipgexoiw precedent
&ixfbe&l Th'atwe.a' not wisti to h ate.,
our nameTalclaied with any party
guilty of tucli disgraceful conduct yttti:
in-tho name'Juic ama bumiuny we
jy,oq a ll,Jom f litertyf lopome.
withmypd we wU14v them Rood."
Bc$ottJJx Tb' we, consider it all im
portant Ibat ke3 rpfefentedwatthe
Louitvilll Gonvebtion- and to thai, end
the fcertfry : beinstrnctep toicorres -
poud rith prominent .Democrats
tnroUKQoBi iae 7iaie m orutr mai suuu
I'et'reftokftfifilWWuwa.1''" "vl 5 , 3!J
''HetoltsAj Tbttkvbile we cannot give
Grant n1 Witsop our aopport. We con
aijler.Ua., preferable tOliveaJiy
four years under. 'bis administration,
pared to tbe ittaimmtiut ot si hard I aisunguisoea genneman, pi wwirming
u The great j msjonty pf jUie j ton ne is a coiorea man or greai apiu-
e'efibewantrr irfcsire trreresomp Jf J. r.Ttdd&f k labored T?ry hard dbr-
nncc'it nuTinpnti s arnesfl as f ibe past elecllofi tor the Itepub.icaii
- r r j i
w 4 1 v 1-
-
ticket; he not only canvassed this dls-
trict. but he took charge of, and held in'
check those cohered mep the denfberats A
Drougui idio cms scute io carry n ior;
. ,"' il-;t -t-. . h .
Merrimon. He followyd thsm nJfrom
We, Id on to lialeigu ..and then . bacK to
Warren toe, At eyery place ba met
them -ho wore tbem one, and at last
drove them to their nesr' or under their
. Who is exMarshal
Goodloe, of
-WarrentoD? A sore bead cx-ofticKold-er,
and, as a matter pt course a Gre
. Hr. Rtiuar k can . wear ont l he best col
orndi'idemocrat in tb&United States1
an'd tben have time . & take charge lot
and. keep tbe flies off, the ; Jj'tf f ral Re
publican Democratic orators.
We,8bail, in a few days, publish the
names ot other iijeti who f onbt 'nobly
during oofoast, .fp. t-uU u !
. .' ; From New ,ork. , j v
JTbe I(epuiican State, Convention meets
to-day, aild Hyel y canvasslnirris. going orii
The' most proinluent candidates drGoyern-
and State Senator Robmsdn." ' ' h
" Mahimembers of the New York'delega
tioil strongly opposed Morgan. -: '41x j
Oen. DIx.senta letter saying "I eannotlbe
a candidate owing to business interests, bat
vlll do anything to beat Greeley .V v
flha nomination of Lymaa'Tremaln, for.
Cpngrcssman at large, is conceded. ' '
"v j ( - JSEW iYO-KK,lA3HgOSt 21
Dr. IIouard1laclyiniprised at Madrid svr-.
rived here yesterday on the steamer Aleaj-T
andria. ,;i, T' 'I' f
Jjr. William Gquld, oJEJufl'a.lo ws lxiph
elected. Grand , Patriarch of the Grand Err
campment of Odd'ieilbwW of this5 Stat e.
The Tribuntf saya that Horatio Sdympitr
and p&nfordu. Church hayepositiyely re-
iusea caaiiow mc use oi ineir names uewrt'
the1 Democratic and utibcral Republican
Conventions for Governor. It is believed
i ft;. I
that August Schell will be the strongest can
didate. , . , , !
It is stated that Mario About vrilf make' a
short professional visit to the United Htates.
A new steamship lino hati. been projected
between New York and Glasgow;, stooping-
at uuonn auu xeuiui.. ;i
THo new cases of yellow leVer hare been' rel
ported. . i ' i J -V
Dr. 7 Howard. avIU go to Washington and f
present his claim, which is'for ajpretly
round sum.ineluding the loss of themedica,
husineasat Cienfu egos and other property,
lie will not return to Cuba; t t . , , 1 -
!" '"From' Cuba. ! :
; ." , HavahaJ August. 21.
Tbe British and American Conjsojs are il
liciting testimony for the Geneva Arbitra
tion. The Stonewall Jackson casehe rirt
captures by Sumter arid the first tripaof the
leyach
challenge ictrpj beating Madglef 2Snseconds;
rraJ : -C T t
me uivuBVioaiyui. iX-wjM-"" i v
Island and
II
fw
Ml I ill M I rartXDBXPWTAj Lacgtm 2XP i
, May.j)pTinginen left here laetnJgb
tlttr
Pittsburg to cross into Virginia where!
Macedrni'ltMiiea'o'tt" Ji 1
ttie
: " From IlUnolWv :i o
J rt 1
v Chicago. August Sr.-
The Liberals of Illinois, oa the 0thtnOmi
nated E. worthlngton for Congress.
fteV Yirrk Markets'
stocks steady Gold Steady at ll-i7i. iIiDey
I easy at, X per cent f Eqc chang e-ong 108
short lQ9-i. Government bonds quiet. State
oondVrteW. ' U.'i,i "f
!Xttonrlrmr Uplands i21?i jetar CJflfans
22! cents, . Sales of l00vba4ea. J W lo-te
cents lower. Wheat very dull and nml
Willy lower."' Corrr'dalV anaieliiifng?J6Tkf
r i
Lc
jca Oi mill i - v -, ,
iur zli'A.i iJyi-i .'f.;. i,jJyr i
.1 T 4aivn r, -r? C t
blockade rimaers are, the principal ;caaes of
the investigation at Newpor, ' " V
1 Tn'eTldalaronthe'yachtra
dyl$1J?M, 2 ??t&it eeirtir rinoirforSoietlern
ateaitt cents. . SpirU .Tornazitlne
I f-l U - MTf Iff T f . I K. ft! ri r H Tl
dull at 50 fool cents. Rosin quiet at 33 75
-4r ittrnftiRd. Frpfirhtjs fil-m - il3-:"f HC
- jjy Cabled JJi -'no.n
J
;uiiU .2iKisibQf) tnyoaii2Ld
. , A dispatch from Belfast last evening, says
the city is quieter .than it had been during j
the day, though the' riotiri has'nbt yet jend- J
od. fTtie prisoners' captured by the civil an
.military authorttVerConveyedrto,jaU under, !
"strong escort of Uoov NodemonstraUons j
Cotton opcR-' rlf lUplaniU nt&STs'S
Orleans ICcLj Cilc3 xtlmaUd at ,CC0 X
ulatoraarir c,-:x.l 4-5''3'
Cue
.i-Sivy's,
lbtanKl "Jo tnjiOil V nt fJlltiKi?
1Q2j ...... a -j'-r r 1 '
u JiQejKAiterrjrisr.icrtcrilrir reserv
I therVWjft falesr of 33t W.' At 35 a f
df!e5 t?lfA orjiIag the
sales -trfva DDIS ax ks tor atrained, i40
Ibr.JfoVfSVyoVi' a 4 15 for ex
tra No. 1 $4 50 fq;;iow Pale, and $3 for
Pale. 1E j,-, --"-,;..' ,t ;( , f
Tab Only 40 bbls received, and aojd at
per bbl .. ,
, Cottok One small lot (9 bales) told at
20 centt foalddl!ng.3
! ''' 1 r 'a a a
-4ti
; FKIDAXv.Aitier.
Cbuox TcarNTiz Receipts light, and
market i steadvJ Salea of 225 hhl at a JK
for Virgiji3 oFjpand;i3 W
t9r bajfso, u, w S1;.
: piMTfiBMiixaffte 'eloajnir yet
terda j 'a: report raska ehaDed bands at
49 cents.; This rnqminr- tbe Price baa de
clined, and ! tha sales are.. 360 casks at 45
cents per gallon for Southern packages.
Rosin Sales yesterday afternoon of 1,090
bolsyawfa 3tJror strained, $3 40 for No. 3,
and $5 t5 for extra' Pale: To-dy tbe sales
arc 54 bbls. at 80 for strained,- S3 35 a
$340 for o.J X S3 50 fdr low Kp. I, 94 for
No.' I. and $4 50 atf ttfor tojr Pale.
; 8ATORpAy; Aug it.so'p. m.
Y CBupj uaPBttriM B-The . receipts are
onl2:ij& vir-
ifiin, t$$$jfa!M&ppf4& fl MJ Idr
hacdE-er 280JD8.
SpirfiTS Tdkptikk Market quiet but
steady. Sales of 0tly 180 casks at 45 centt
per gallon for Southern packages. '
Rosm Sales yesterday aiternoon of 574
bbl, snd thls morainff C31 bbls at $3 25 a
& 30 for stfal'md 3: 25 fdr low No.' 2, $3
'5jferioW;N:' $3 '75 for extra No. l, ft
floAlK'oh 7 for win-
. .TAtt-Oulv one amall lot IVL hhl rrtv:
andaoWaii4rbj)lv " ;
qTTOffTncbab of j new., crop, first of
teseaspnsold xesHrday at 26 cta per lb.
jttui jj a i ; auj ii i. so fY .
Crude Tukfrntise "Market steady, and
Sales 61193 bbla at f 85 for Virxie, $3 85
fdrviflow dipi ' ae''f2 50' for bard, pr
280ibs'tiV .-vt 4
'fkiTS iTmi5N---f here has existed
fllr enqiblryr this morning, fcod tbe safes
are ' SStf'caskk ikt441-cents per .gallon for
?keav - ff . '
Ro8is Thejower grades bare further de
clined, pric.,. Tha salts reported are only
550 bbl at fa for strained, 3 10 for Ho. 3,
e.for extra Ne. 2vi$3(ibr No. l'and
$3,PXfor extra No.
TxmV-Only 25 bbl ,r eceivedand sold at
414 per bbtKif -i.iij ,tiV-'' "
Cotto No tales reported.
i ATUCSDiTiAiiK. s,v4.30 rV3T
Chdde TcErx3trtix.-l Le; r?ep
sates are 670 bblfif 34 S5 tr9 Yr, 85
for yell65dfp,iVdtJ 50 tor eio, per 80
trtrrsi--?'- -".e
es-
;gCS.
,and the, i
l25ilt,tC3for
1 Pale. andvf5ibr Pale
30 bbU hare, Changed
lowJ'xle, and 5 for etr pu
t Vm I i i T. r tr.nnntr a
lig&u oaiesm t odis at f a per b
! Cotto, - No sales reported.
; TiMrxSTworaTWedldat 18 pe
Ht WilDK3DATiiAtl.Ul 1:S0 P.
r Cstrnk TfjgrxaTTaaM Market steady,
prices unchanged, - Sales of 643 feblftat lY
Spirits TrixpxXTisx Farther sales yes-
pacies TbU.moiTirtgTthe salesare 165
caaks at45 cflnta ppr gaDo'9i v:4:.-,i'i .
,325fbWs, at for stmne f ior low
Pale; $5 ' 6forrlervu4 T torwlB
4tfw jfutnt; Tfbli tab'rnlnp l.CSO bbU ehanged
bands at (3 ior strained; W fbrWo. 1
95 for Pale, and $6 for srlsdow glasa. ,
j TABfarket ftm,' at4 tlphlighi,
351 W pei ;fhv t
Vtor
."V V . . jt
mm.
.1.4
A)i.
..finptOt -OSWfs to C'f5!';) j t 05 tc
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