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DAILY IDEMOCET.
TRRMb Or Till r,110 :
tUlltgRIPTION RAWsN.
#tlt t. ar nttit 47::.and at name rate half
7/1`t`.DHL r6 .eI d g err Batutrday 1r
Int), br anntum r;: and t nme rate
resarl and JIuarterl y.
AI9V2IItIAIMGe RATImEl-VDA LhI.
T'ranelent dierttleemantR $1 Vt mr uatr (tan
Ins o Boll d emta) flrnt Itelrt1 n; to oent9
er tie n e n ot 1 t t t .
~vg rtlemtl,.o r the DOMd of one otlotU
ntlonger.1 flow .
tcalor loweI 1 $ tle1e to Int a line, n.t.
dltqrl ooee, In ltorhal tpve, SO oente a
ln4. not.
" .gnarm, I I tno, I lmo. I m0o to. i 1 mo
". ....... $19 ' n " g 4 416
wo .... ... I t 8 11 19
bree ....... o 68 1 0 1t0 176
ur ........ 67 9l 14 926
Ye. 60e 0 106 170 376
.. ...... 4 ~1 190 o00 826
yn ...... 10 130 910 986
tB IN 190 590 460
lt ........ 66 149 196 906 00
19v.6 1..... I 146 10 860 900
wel+ 1..... I... 1 9 . to 1
tonthlh &..daent., haying tlhe run of
e b teVl try "tllirrfO et, to be
loqare, WI o et flrion d r dato be
I.ateM tbr AaSrrtlLagl I3 the Weekly New
Orletas D0emu.crt.
g.anelont and general rates the eamee a1 for
I Avertltamgnut for the eriod of one month
an IongLer, as rollowit
heuares. i1 mo. II moo. i mo. mo. 11 in.n.
n ....1...... 6 $15 999 $00
w .1 9 9 0 (1
hroan....... 41 1e61 15 1TO
ur.......... 16 54 88 67 90
el......... 9o g o 46 10 106
t ........ 50 9o 14 98 120
n ....... 9 5 86 60 106 180
it ........ 97 41 59 116 160
ng..... 9 44 TO 129 369
5h"........ 96 47 T9 166 160
leven....... 99 90 60 146 1193
lm6.., or
._ n_ 60 100 19o0 10 980
..M::." I an sn Ison use us
ftIttEm tN'l FINANCIALn VarWN.
The Fior Per I'entl in he Palat, In sold l
Alonlle-Mare Ilurreiry In the /InUitryI
thanl there in lian NePesqity tsr.
I Cinineantl Oomin esrol.
WASRHIN1TO'N July 2'.-The Syndicate
in Euttrope, in their advertlemtnent offer
ing the four per cents, use the following
language as appears from the weekly
edition of the London 7'ines, date 13th
inst viz:
"'1these bonds " . * are redeem
able at the pleasure of the United
States, after the slet of July, 1907, In coin
of the standard value of the United
States on said July 14, 1870 (gold coln),"
etc.
The words "gold coin" are in paron
thesis.
IThe attention of Secretary Sherman
was drawn to this advertisement, this
evening, with the remark that it would
seem likely to convey a false imlres
sion, inasmuch as the standard coin in
July, 1870, Included the Eilver dollar.
The Secretary replied that he did not
think that the Syndicate meant to con
vey a false impresilon, as they were
careful to place the words "gold coin"
in brackets. "I have met nobody, how
ever," said the Secretary, "who
advocates the payment of these
bonds in any coln of less value
than gold. They will certainly be paid
in gold, or coin of equivalent value. It
is always tinderstood that a debt is pay
able in the currency in which It is con
tracted. We have but one standard
now, and cannot be supposed to be con
tracting a debt on a promise to pay in
a metal whloh may some day be adopted
as a standard. It was a favorite argu
ment with the greenbackers that a debt
should be paid in the currency In which
it was contracted. Nobody can de
mand with slaouety that these bonds
shall be paid in a debased currency."
'he secretary then passed on to a
brief general discussion of financial
matters. lie is in constant receipt of
advices from the syndicate showing that
the saletf the four per cents is steadily
progressing in the most satisfactory
manner. in this conneotion he referred
to the fact that since the inauguration
of Hayes the annual expense on account
of interest on the public debt has been
reduced in the sum of $:1,tI00,000. This
was by the sale of $135,000,Ott) of the
four-and-a-half per cents and of $71,
oo,,0H) of the four per cents, which were
sold u) to to te 17th inst and those sold
since that time.
With reference to the cry of contrac
tion of the currency he called attention
to the fact that since he assumed the
office only $4 000 0()0 of greenbacks have
been canceled, while new national bank
currency to the amount of $5,000,000 has
been issued. Of course some of the
national banks have retired the cur
rency, for which there was no market
during that time, but for this the See
reotary of the Treasury could not proper
ly be held resposible.
In speaking of the success of the four
per cent loan in this country, the re
mark was made that it seemed some
what remarkable that, with all our
hard times, people should be willing to
invest at such a low rate of Interest.
To this the Secretary rejoined that the
country has a surplusage of currency,
for which no use can be found. For ex
ample: The statement of yesterday
showed that of the outstanding green
backs sixty millions have been deposited
by private parties in the Treasury
for safe-keeping. It draws no interest,
earns nothing, and is of no use to any
body. There is no demand for it, and
it is, therefore, put in the treasury
where it will be safe from burglars and
bank failures. "lf I had my way,"the
Secretary observed, "I would issue
bonds at once to buy up this sixty mil
lions. Then, with a very little more
gold in the treasury,--for we have
a good deal there now,-we would
be at specie payments, and
the country would not feel it.
Wo would have as much currency in
active circulation as we now have. I
could not canoel any more greenbacks
if I would, because the three hundred
million limit would have been reached,
and I would not if I could. The cur
rency could be increased as rapidly as
might be desirable, as there is no limit
to bank issues. I would issue the bonds
to-morrow to buy up this sixty millions,
and thus reach specie pay ments at once
if I had the power, but I have not that
power, and must wait the slower pro
cesses of the law as it stands."
Nontcs -o TAxr..*~n . --Parties ha\ ing an.v thx
mattels to settle wuuld do well to call on W. H.
lBarnett, broker, No. 3S St. Charles street, oppp
rite the 8t. Charles Hotel, who makes a specialty
in this line, and can furnish all necessary in
tormation and make large savings to them. Mr.
It. has bought from first hands, over counter, a
large amount of all the necessary scrip and war
rants to settle all kinds of taxes of various year.,
very cheap, and oonsequently is enabled to make
large discounts in setulng the rnsame, or will sell
aneossary ecrip to settle the ume very cheap.
MOUTilRI. RIEWA.
Leatstasa.
Shreveport has organislOd a shootilan
club.
East Carroll has been redivided into
five wards.
Caldwell boasts of a twenty-seven
pound baby.
Union parish has been redistricted
into seven wards.
Millet and oats are in splendid condi
tion in Carroll parish.
hlbria is to have a new court-house
and jail, the Progress says.
The school board of Bossier parish
cannot start any schools for want of the
necessary funds.
The Vermilion linnner is earnestly
crying for tihe silver dollar of our fath
era. The Carroll ('srV7'ltire atn
nounces its Willingness to take any kind
of a dollar,
The woods from Lake Providence,
East Carroll, to Floyd, West Carroll,
have become passable at last, the water
from the Bass crevasse having some
what subsided.
The parish of Ascension has been di
vided into three levee districts, with
syndices to care for the levees in each
distrlct, The syndies of the combined
districts compose a parish levee board
(they serve with out pay), have authority
to call out hands to work on the levee,
etc., and to collect $2 a day from each
hand falling to work when called on.
The crops in Morehouse-on the hills,
in the swamps and prairies and the
bavous in fact everywhere, are as fine
as can be--better than since the war.
And some say that the outlook for brisk
times and plenty of money next winter
is splendid, as a proof of which they re
for to the fact that the planters and
laborers generally have been living and
depending more on their own resources
this year than ever before. Hence their
debts are small.
The commisslon created by act No.
24, of the General Assembly of the Sate
of Louisiana, at its extra session in the
year 1S77, to ascertain the amount of in
debtedness of the late parish of Carroll,
convened in the town of Providence, in
the parish of East Corroll, on Monday,
the 21td day of July, 1877, pursuant to
adjournment. The commission, afters
session of two days, adjourned to meet
Ocet. in, The creditors of the old par
ish show some slackness In presenting
the( claims.
Thie school boards of the various par
Ishes differ materially in their manage
ment of the funds entrusted to their
care. East Carroll gives as high as $6to
per month, some as high as $50, and
some not higher than $40. Avoyelles
has no fixed salaries but pays its teach
era according to the number of scholars,
with the following schedule: First grade
---$2 50 per pupll for the first ten and $2
for each additional pupil in average
daily attendance, hot to exceed 076 per
month. Second grade--2 per pupil for
the first ten and $1 for each additional
pupil not exceeding forty In number. ý
Third grade--e1 50 per pupil for the
first ten and 75e for each additional
pupil, not exceeding forty in number.
Texa~.
Denison has organized a greenback
club. George L. Patrick Is president.
The big scare about an outbreak
among the blacks of the Brazoria jun
gles has passed away.
The body of another murdered man
has been found on the (ollad road, six
miles from Ban Antonio.
Mr. John Harrison, living not far
from Oakwoods, in Freestone county,
killed his son-in-law, named Cherry,
last Maturday. The cause was a family
difficulty. This makes three men shot
down in that county in less than ten
days time.
The ofilcers of the D1issourl, Kansas
and Texas ordered the shops at Denison
to be closed and the men suspended.
This, too, when the men had deter
mined to stand by the company. The
employes considered this unjust, and
joined the strike.
The school question is still unsettled
at Fort Worth. Two-thirds of the
voters favored the free schools, but two
thirds of the taxpayers did not vote for
it. The city authorities are awaiting to
hear from the State authorities, lest
they are called to account by Gov. Hub
bhrl.
The sheriff of Illll county on Frlbday
of last week overtook and captured
eight horse thieves, and about sixty
head of horses were found in their ,pos
session. Three of the men's names nie
(traham, Mlascar and Yarborough. Tile
entire party were consigned to apart
ments in the Hill county jail.
Deputy Sherift Braley, of Ennis. ar
rested old man MeMillan east of Ennis,
and was followed by hiis sons, who
opened lire upon the officers and men.
In the battle that ensned, two of the
McMillans were shot, and Peter, it is
thought, fatally. Thle prisoner was not
liberated by his sons, but was taken to
Madison county, where he was wanted
to answer for murder.
On Sunday afternoon In Anderson
county, while a negro boy, son of old
Decatur, a former servant of Mr. Ham
lett, had a gun in his hand and a negro
girl was playing with the children,
when the gun was accidentally dis
charged instantly killing the colored
girl. The boy Is overwhelmed with
grief, as the girl killed was his
sweetheart. No blame is attached to
the colored boy.
Nicholas B. Calber, aged twenty
years, and Ham Roberteon, aged six
teen, of Collln county, stole some socks
Sfrom HIunstable Brothers, and were
making away, when they were pursued
Sby offlcers on Friday night. Deputy
Sheriff Waddell ordered Robertson to
halt. which he refused to do, but fired
at Waddell, who returned the fire,
striking him in the back. He now lies
in a precarious condition. Calber lies
in jail.
... .. •- -. ~ 4. -' . ...
THIE MILlTIA.
The Ne.cSeity for Inereasing the Mililla
in all the Miates.
[Courier-Journal.]
The Republican joprnals will probably
for some weeks be calling for an im
mense standing army on account of the
recent development of Northern law
lessness. Some of them now declare
that they will be satisfied with no less
than one hundred thousand regulars.
The New York Graphie wants that
many, and gives the following reason:
" The total available militia force of
the United States to-day, to quell any
further extension of the railway riots,
is given in the following table:
Men.
New Y rk, six divisions .......... ..... 9,125
Oonnecticut, one brigade........ .....2,225
Maesachusetta, two brigades..........3,361
Vermont, regiment and battery ............ 750
New Hampshire, regiment and battery..... 750
Total ...............................16,212
"Pennsylvania was supposed to possess
9000 men before last week, which show
ed the rottennesi of her militia systetl.
Her avatlable force to-dat is inside of
15o00 en, while that of Maryland Is
only two regilents, or less than n00
Wten alretly fully worked. 0f the
Western fates, Illinois, Indiann and
Mlichigan have pasedei militia laws with
in a year, but, have not five regiments
between them of reliable troups. Vir
ginia has tinet regiment nat iticihmond.
The rest of the country is utterly do
feneeless till we rePch Cth lifornia., whloh
has two hrigri'les in nuher aggrt'egat Ing
8200 mten. Th'is is II allni d totatl of tihe
dlisposaliun forn'n of the Uinl',n, outside
of the regular army."
Now, Instead of urging an Inurrease o
tlie national army, It, is perfectly evi
'letlt that should ievery Htat.e proceond at,
once to organize its militita, as in the
Statles named by the (Graphl i, themr will
not lie a particle of necessity to work iupI
an Imperial army of regulars. In fact
the Anlerlhn ieople will Indorse no
journal which advocates succh a rneies
tire. They don't want a large standing
army, for obvious and historic reasons.
There is every ovldence, however, that
the 8tates are realizing the necessity of
perfecting their militia systems and If
the Idea is carrled out the strike will
have performed one good offlce, certain
ly. 'There is no reason why Kentucky,
Illdiana, Illinois, Missouri and other
deficient States should not have as well
seasoned soldiers, ready for every ener
gency, as New York or Massachusetts.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
unIOrNETA f.
OFFICE NEW OItLEANH I)EMO(UtAT,
Thutsndav, August 2, 1577.
NEW ORi.AffAl OLEARtINI HOUiSB.
(lleartnze. Bthlaneps.
Jily 75A ............. 141,074 Aft $40,954 17
July i ............... 518 ,414 3t 74.7 ):1 15
July l ............ ... 845,721 6(9 l ,77 !11I
August 1....... ..... r43,84 sO 75,067 114
August 9........ ... 771,02 41 188,09O 90
Thus far this week... 1:1, 180,140f 57 *42,8004) I
samse time last week. II 1371,015 71 50UI,.3Ii R52
Total last week ...... 3,!70,275 7i 57RR,07 4 io
Total week before... 4,070,708 iit f075,,00 44
The demand for Money contlnueid moderate to
day both in bank and on the street, auld oomnler
ola paper was unchanged. Uold and foreign Ex
change ruled at previous rates. The rnosement
in the former was limited, and scarcely anythlingl
was done in the latter, New York slight was
atlff.r, Stocks coutlinued quiet State (onsuole
gave wiay 4 1 cent, and I'remlum tinu nos City
m.orp, tlr it'aid Vity (sttpons and elate War
rants ruled about the same.
We continue to quote: Exceptional commercial
paper 8t-- 1* cent per annum discount; Al do
10)11; second grade do 19@l5i; Oollateral lobes
@-; Al mortgages 8W 10, and second grade
do 11@12.
Golt oevened at 100ttl@10,r t0, agalnst lo00% st
New Yoik, an1 aft, r a limited busnless closeml
at the opening rates In oathi markets. 'Ilhe
sales summed up .82,000, embracineg )500 at
10O. t,#5Ii00 at. 10l 1.16. $5000 at 105',, 12t,000 at
10(i , and $,0000 at 101',@;lll %.
oreigs nExhasnge was without ilt.itable varia
tion, and the only sale reported was £!l10l0 Al
clear Sterling at 108.
At the clsme sterling bills wtre quoted at 5)07
(1t008t/ fur bill of Iladirn nisd'Al iler, and
rd5il8 for bank (bank eoblnter rate G.913;),
and france at .l9t for commercial and nominal lur
bank.
New Volrk eight advanced sllghbtly fr commer
cial. Tie only sale reportnd was l15,0)0 btank at
tc, 3 cent premium.,
The banks continued to check on New York at
' tPlent premium, while comtumercial eight was
quoted at t against 1-1i %li, yesterday.
N.W OaItANIR ToieRK 0XI,'hAN(tI RAI5,ER.
$20,000 Premium ponds................. "Ii
PF,/TWEFN P: .
10,000 8tate Consoles......... .. 75
15,000 do 7ai
201,000 'remiunm Bonds................ . 4
l,,l,, ,., n . . ...4 . . 41
5,001 dl .....In 10 ola ... i4R
RR.'onl) eAt -2 1. 1.,
$5,000 Rtate (lonseia ......... ......
34,'H40) L'remium Bonds ........... :4
10,0I)0 do . . [L i) withl li 11:j '
10,000 do ....IH r0 flat)].... :It
Stooks conlliued quiet.
State Console gave way tp 1,) cent and Premium
Bonds %,the former closing at 7i,%@781t and the
latter at 887,f34..
Nothing was reported in Oity Scrip.
Half-paid City Uoupons were quoted at --@cDR,
and State Warrants at 900--.
COmK EOMIIOAL.
,OFFICE NEW OMILEAi48 DEMOCRAT,
Thursday Evening, August 2, 1877.
Quotallonus rpresent prltcPefor rournd tole fromt
first hainds, uonlesu otheriliea statted. In /tliig
mnall orders higher prices are paid.
COTTON-The sales to-day were confined to
110 bales, at prices requiring no change in nor
qllotalionls. We give also thu ilgurce and ieport
of the Exchange as below:
GOen'l Quota tons. Eb. Q.'
inferior .................... 7'i H4
Low Ordinary ............. il's' 911 I !'4
Ordinary .. .. ' Red I.J, 9
Strict Ordinary ...... ......10 l tllt,
Gond Ordinary... ......lt 10rglli 10'4
Strict Good Ordinary .......10 1~@t10,
Low Middling..............10 ,,i0l 4 l10
Strict Low Middling........ 1i4',lI.1
Middling ......... ...11 cll 11'-·
Strict Middling ... ........11' 4rll ý
Good Middling ......... ... 11 l 1,
Middling Fair .............. 12 @12 12.
Fair .... .............. .....12/t 12;,, -
The market exhibited the same feature that
characterized it yesterday, there being only a
limited demrani for the North at our inmaide rates,
or a fraction loes, and epparantly none for export.
There are, however, orders here, but at limit.
below thle figures at which they could be execut
ed, the bulk of the stook being withhe:d Irom
sale at the ruling rates.
The dispatches reported Liverpool 1-16d lower,
with sales of 10,000 bales, and arrivals weaker.
Havre declined a fraction, but with no change in
quotations, and New York closing 1-10.I ower for
spots and irregular for futures, which, at noon,
were reported at a decline of l1-100 in Augusts,
9100l In Septembers, 8-100o in Octobers and
4-100@7.1000 for later months, and closed at a
total reduction of 106.100 in Augusts, 13.1000 in
Septembers, 9.100@10-100o in Octobers and
7.100a8.100o in later months.
The Exchange makes t he amount on shipboard
not cleared 096 bales, embracing 971 for Liver
pool and 25 for ooastwise ports, leaving in
presses, agreeably to its account at 12 in. 27,560
bales, a conrlderable part of which is not on sale.
At noon to-day Miduling was quoted at ialven
tin at 11e; at Mobile at lie: at Savannah at
ll~o; at Charleston at 11%; at Wilmington
at --c; at Norfolk at 11o: at Baltimore
at 12c; at New York at 11 15-160; at Boa
ton at 12%c; at Memphis at llc; at Augusts at
11%; at 1uiladelphia at 1214c, at Cincinunati at
117'o and at St. Louis at 11%c.
noe Exchange reports: "dales 110bales. Mar.
ket dull and easy."
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Soot. 1. 1876--balues...... :177
Arrived since hast statement.... 2 i
Arrived previously .............. 1.:4.54-.1.:st.5;2
1.413.129.
Cleared to-d i" .................. non,
Cleared previously ...... ......1 .: .~5.57--1.:385:. 7
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared ...........
Same time last year. i ite..... ... t1
Receipts proper since last evening 3 bales,
Sagainst 52 on la't Tlursday, and 21 last year.
making an aggregate since Friday eoovening of
404 bales, against 636 last week and 1072 last
year-decrease -.
The Exchange telegrams mate the receipt at
all the norts from 12 ni. yesterday to 12 m. to
day 11)3 bales, against 31c last week and 596
last year, and since Friday 1910 bales, against 2161
last week and 3471 last year. Total sir cs August
3', 3,934,514 bales, against 4,09:),7::4 up to
Wednesday noon, August 2, lase year-decrease
156,280.
Exports (Friday to Thursday, inclusive) to Great
Britain 11,884 balee, against 6311 last week and
4569 last year, and to the Continent 10,951 bales,
against 96 last week and 9796 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
12 m. 170,218 hales, agalnst 191,R272 last week and
181 9'70 !a year.
'I103 QOU The only sall rep-rtetl to-Lda
Whks 8 b a The lmount on able Is now estimated
st 7ln10 hlthds. We repeat our pteviotise quotatione I
as follows:
Inferior ItIgs -11-, low ltoIs 4@4e. medium r
rj~i /0e, good to tine @ 0/e41, low leaf I/'sr
71,/o, inedl tn 8l0ll)n, gouod /,i12, fine 12' t
(i4R18,', srd selecltons 14tili'l. I.
llitcelved sl ce last I veningl 117 hls:; exported I'
nonet; aet0k on l hae by our rillllring itt atnlliut I
il0 71, .
F iILI -It ' '-''he ,marktet is iill , ttronuly
dull, tt l w ie 'i!llnlllt it ql utllle as nl. I r. :
Ity etiarnl -- 0ot4 11 to I v, p l,+,! .1; t1 1
rOn 11nt1+ I'rovhl ,o e,, pall Iilr, l lP . ,, ' *his
atnd it Iltlliri, via Ilew YVrkl, ,~; in, !iiv Yuirk 'I
t0,. I -.il t, t iv,,tip n 7 ;,1,.
y . sirr + l tiont to i,,1 m,, .l ~) : ih , ilere h
itit
n1t11 0 is , Iw , ".till in fh1, tl t urnl I' u vy I'll k
lift,- lilt, i i, lnti In s, d ea n il I-0i. .4 sre
two ulnal. \We 1ll1ntl job ,lt : (Cls , tonnu to ,, l I ,
91' ,, fully fair !14e, strictly priune lti,, ,liku ti
lii 411, contrilftual 10lt, yellow olariflest flit,/,ill& ,
of whites I t4i, whiles li'4x., pre white.s III
@11"Io I( Th.
M.ilritHlIFA Kleelved this mtir, ilug hi ,blils.
There Is esercely any dilemandW.We o.nt ,liiia -
ltrie owing to very emall rieuelptl, contimstetlog i
ionly of Itilerir grades.
(II'Y IIREFINht,.Y tlAit 14 sellnlng on orderPs
at 1llr 1r 2i2 for standard A, In IblM, 12.ie forº,
cut latr, 12%c for crutshel, powdiered and grann- t
lted.
CIt'Y IEFINEIIY M)101hAbE Ie selling on
orders at 4P0o fr comtlnlll, 4i11 for fair, 50it fit t
prime, tiie for choler, and 9iIli ii gallon for goltde
r llp. t'
l'Lollt - Itecived th!is mtiorning 171101 1li-. 'The 1
tnerket In in fair supply asti dll anti weak. il, 1I
1oi1 blle Pold, ot' whlo 01 o11 at 11t 711; 5 I at tli 7l,; II
2 anttd tll at $7 110; 15 at $f; 11 anlld 1i ait $. riI 1l
OlL
No denlt d for nlw grePdne. J)it(ili extra is
noted at $0 21430 00; low Irs-hit tiltsa $11 7h
187: goi dii". $7 500 7 7%; clhiici u<1. f$; elcice
extra $R 5t0 -11 bbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain I)lo asle-n thlle"
prices In their order trade it
IYEt FhLOUI-Uommtntlans t 211 fiIMl (j 1bll
from first llanils. Nome fresh lot sa' ofl'erittu.
UJItN F-i)lrlt-[1e 1n Ig'ht 5supply, andl is ill
ing on the l'ndling at $4 25 ftl bbl.
0Ift'i9 AND f1-1IlhY- Oiril are siaerco alll
in denmant, aid command $4 jid bll li I tlie lad- t
ing; Joibllg in sptii at $4 25 1) bbl. Itrlebth n
hImlinvt clnlmnantds 4 In libl readily.
UIlKN MtiAl1 14 i gTootd uIpply andl dull; 1
iutiuel at. 53i1t 1 bilbl. Itealers are Jobliig i
at, $3 25R48 .:5 1t bil.
PI11lt 'l'The market is quielt but stronrger, adl
tnemes I hleldi at $14 47/ 14 i3 0 I: Ii, !20 Ibls
sold at $14 871;, a.ld 150 at $14 50 ' htill. fealersn
are j.bbing at $15 221) 15 1 tll lit , .
1lLY IHALT MEAL' Hhoulders are scareOn nd I
ln demand at 60t il Itparked, and 55.trdii', o 0
loous. 1)uealers are johbbing Iltm at i1%.44. f . lh.
IIAUUN The market was t' i1!4O firner I1I
AIdes to-ilay under the infltleloce of stroinger
Westrrn advieis. ltllouilers are ,llltedt at i1;aiii
Il"r 4, clear rib sideis R;'4@R rso, l.sar Ii le i p'4,,
Il :tl. 10 iboxs clear rib i'ldee Sold at sui', ant I)I
tasks clear Pides at 8144 It1 lh.
Dealers are jolhbilg htthlldersa at 7'0. clear rib t
sildes R'4. , clear sides 90lii9!j4uo l It
IlAlin - ChiilRe sl.gr oured are scarce alni ill
demand at 1'1!r;il2o, as in sls, quality stiol innt
dtuio. Dleaers obtai le aebne tlhese prioes in
their job trade. 'IFlner were Pales oif 10 tierces at
1h~ ',; r5 aiil Ill at 11'14.rl t It.
IiIEAKIFAI' BAIU)N--Uiloioe is snare, i , il
1iaild and ithier. It iN sRelling at 10'/,i 11 lb. It.
LAAILD -- lietnl is in light siupply atil fair steal
detuatid. nlthcn is ,lit'Ied t !at, ,r 1) '/;o.
keg 914t1 l0o a 11t. DealePrs obtain r, above
Ihetse prices. Kettle is enarone and called for;
chotice wtlod command 10tt 1 II ,.
PAUIKEIIl' 11010 l'Il0UDIUl)'l -- 1'riue mess
pork is selling in the order trade at. f$l) 511114,
prllne $11, rump pork $11 5441112 fl bbl; pig t
pork $1 2,5 I1 half hbi, plgs' feet t650 4- keg and
$1 211 TO firkin; tongues 4u anlcue; new rib itilea
,o. -1 It,. A receiver sold 60t bbls jowl pork on
private terms.
(JOIIN IN lIthIl--lls offering at till, iii bushnel.
W'i +IIIY--leotifled Is qu oted at. I it iiil1 II 01
gallion, as in prof and brail. I, iealRs o(bta.in
S4l(le above theae prices inl Iheir order I rid.
.,L)W I'EA1--The season is nearly over. A
dealer whlo Ihlde the stock remainSinig llt IIi Hid in
sellilng it j,lb nltl on Count-ry orders at 19)1, fir
whlipioorwlll, $1 for clay mixed and $SI 25 fI'r o ,r
clav.
I()ltN IN HACKIC 'the supply Is fair anil the
dolitunlld In einulined to the city trade. Y-ullw I
quotled at 7lt00, white mixed at 7i00, atll choict
while at 77c0 bushbel.
OAT'N--(ooud llsulpply with only only a limited
job (lnland. Only 100) saolk choice (ialena oldl at
420 14i bttehll.
D11tN--The slipply is rntple, and there is little
or no demand. iuott ,ti 7'00 I 10l0 I9,.
HAY-Fair stupply ,, i a iiolerate jobill de
mand. 1'rimne is llto niid t $11;, new c!hie at $14
f:t ton.
ILIUE--tuppllie are scarce atnd in reutlunt.
The demand is good especially for fresh nulled.
We quote Louisiana No. 2 at 4,/4'460; fair t7.
(101o; good iyio t It,.
I- llJ'Elt -- 'The market is inanimate and
there Is a good eupoly. We quote New Yok
creamery uine 298(i0o, do good 25u1h2f(; Ni's
York prime dairy line 2l5r420tk, do goaid 2it'I4i2,,
do fair 20Cc022c, Western creamery fillne 2pla t7,
tdot good 24l1125, Western dairy, pas kid, 17r411c0,
do rep cakedt 10.17c, fair 141i1c 1,1 Ith
(HE11SH18 --Hmall stouk aidil iintll. We iltile:
Western factory at 11.- %1l2 4:1 I,. The nlarknt
Is bare of New York crIteaii.
OFFEE--The market untllnlltla dull. No
tlock in ll Irst handils. RDealers Alounk 7'niul beags.
We ilOt'si cargoes: O)rdinry 17,/,1l7'.4 (lul ), fair
19!4(31tf1i, 'iinod 210.2'.1 , prlit 2i)A)t21t:40 it
Ith. Job lits ordinary 17 1, lio golhl, frir i It'4rc
2l00, good 20,1¼t42114c; pinite '2lriId2'-o 311 lIi.
We are iintii blttel to filiinIs. HIIall 'i lo. rfr
the followinlg lelegraln: liii die Jaii iio, Anttiit 1,
andi New York. Algurt 2, 1H77: I'nrciaseu
siooe Ihe 2,ith lilt., 4i2,i1)0 I.sit; stock 41,0111)0;
prloe 10ljil); lirmit, exch.lage 24 1'4,1; vrage laily
receipts 115O0 bas.
ItEEOLI'TH OF PItOI)UCE -Arrived sinoe our
review of yesterday : 1700 bbls flour. 2l UIoxs
bacon, It hhtls sugar, 2l9 bbls mtnlasrses, 12 bibli
apples, 32 boxes eggsr, 1114 blls onionsl, 1144 bbla
iotltoes. 15 bhli rito anid 100 bushels wlheat.
EXPOIITS OF 1'lIODULIE-JUxporre since our
review of yesterdai: 611) bblsllonr, 5 bbls pork,
41 oasks bacou, 411 tteroees larit, 41 bblJ whisky,
19)1 bllns corn motel, 91144 sacks corn, '174 sacks
oats, 3'.7 sacks Iran IHI biles hay, 11 bhlds sIgar,
81 blis sugar, 48 bbls molasses, 405 bbia rice, 171
saoks coffee, ii kegs butter, ) sacks eallt, 5 bbla
onione and 12 bbls potatoes.
• IiIlllal IlI Ii -e i~l l
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LEON QUEYROUZE. OSCAR BOIB.
QUEYROUZE & BOIS,
Wholesale Grocers,
DEALERS IN WINES AND LIQUORS
And all kinds of WESTERN PRODUOE,
At the Blue stores.
Corker Old Levee and Blenville etrctre.
dl4 '76 ly Now Orleane.
UNDERTAKERS.
CHAS. C. JONES, JOHN 0. ROCHE,
Formerly with Frank Johnson.
JONES & RIOCHIE,
250 and 252 Magazine et.. near Delord.
Undertakers and Embalmer..
All businese entrusted to the firm will receive
prompt and careful attention at moderate rates.
Carriares to hire- ,a"s IV
EQUAL TO THE BEST.
Marais Street Steam Brewery,
86........... Mlarai street.......... 80
Between Conti and St. Lori-.
H. F. STURCKEN, Proprietor,
jlo0 6m NEW ORLEANS.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
iratat It R& lrk va. New Orln a t H Folde 1I
. r.ld .'J',;itt ' lt: il1r d U ,'ti ll"ry_
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h'n, Irnbl' th"' 'Jh'll' Iititrit (' olrt ltor lt l' tltr
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will tX'rnl' ,| to . ll f it ipi!lie I t ll'lf t, Itt th ll
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t 'r o i. tI - . fi'n ch m in " [ "pro, | r l y n t. 'H l i r " -
11 tI|ih, d,'l'Indrlat hE'r'in by linI-hau' fri',. .In
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M a[t1 . 11 ,1"hte" Il nts !" ! hblh" in t,,': "itv, "n th,
tw lflh d ynv of hlrs,' . IiPt.
ot'lymit ii t ho , %ov Nuit.
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( : i% 1 1 II h e r i l T ,f t h , l~ I ' i, hb ,f O F l. n l , .
.J1 hl1 ,' h ,liin t y v % , llr ld l l.P L T 'i san o n , w ife
of Anthony Illighnrty, t"utlllrno'nl yt '.
1Ill | ri . 'i HIUT(' ti'FOl tT , WAfIIrI
FA- l 1i 'i r n l .n . t ift m lo ir "l- tl d b y t i l h o" n .,r n h iJ
hn Fifth laitl ri,. CouUr for h|Int rir h of Orknfl', u,
ill t onl h o, v . n t il l h ,l " ol e , . w i ll l p r o o 'I to ,.l l
fit t' hlell , : .,10 i oll, sit lh" hthlM rehnnt l. it A n ti ,n -
'nr'' Ite.l'llnllo. ItIvvnl , tf.r.t, btl'wt 1, I hitlnl rlll1,
(,!,tlllmlh'1tl{~ vtrlt,, if thn . a,,l I/j'tl'r'fi ~f
i,..in-,k In., ihn fill,','ing d -l'w~rib.d pr,,p'rty,
toh wit
A U I( I'T A IN 1,11'I O F li lll :,N0 i h N ,lt ntol ,1 in
fhl F ir t iii lr en-l ," tlh is 'it y , in l '" u n-l. l
hollni tr] - hy (lir d.I, n ttf', (h) ",. [.F " n ti, n i l I'lF e -
t'ii. ,fty. ]ow l~I nnerel', |, i',I i lt l.tt tl b, ,forw '
h 1s . n . h. "'" ir' y , f ,rst. If M '-lh , mil. vid] lv ,
John I~nterrvlis va. W'IIIIo. 1 IMllIr et
at.: vsi,' -. \t data MillIri ut I\Ii- Ini
I I't'. nl I
T1() URITfl 1)IMTIT 101T' (vOIJ WI' FUJiI 'T.A TI IA
1 isil of or r ans. No c 43,15 Wi rsl 4.;,H 54--- r
virtu ri of two writ-s if! 11ot I fta'inaS. to fill, fii ri'ti
byv the hsinsriuhli this Fsnrthi Ibeisrtt CJsosrt fssr
thet j-ntirsi si of u'tiinss, in thu ,hove ii'niittnltt
15111HP5. I will pisss~rtii to twtll ut,t pib
list auirtlrsfl at Ihe b(I ershirita andI A ustioni-'rn,
Erxtihanne, Rloyal atri'irt, bitwar-ri Cnal Wiil Us
tornhonrur ru Ftrt't't". In the S i Tl itr(e;1tl,
sit~y. nn HA't'I:tI)AY. AniUsI ii 1877, at 12
ri'stak in m., tlhu toliswinf ilfirrrliMi gtrrovi'rty. to
W-t
1itt Lt ('I EJ.lTN ATX OF (lrULOUN . ',it
tl~l. irrlsii alrid .ing In the Foisisrth ti h)tri-rrsif
tih4 sit v. lin it' iIsisri (ti-aluti by thri uislrss
lisr tsiiitssiio us pan ,Ii drawn biy f,. It. 5ssrgi,
wit s rvi v orirtl pssn t I Iii tisll- o si-s of I is -
tsy ni i tssitsiisin this ' 'ity-: ii-i'. 5 is
boundedtii by Nnitii sir f-,ssi't. Philip. First iins
Muiiitsasl strietsi tha suii1 its iir signiti-ii lpy Its
lisvtrM isflf twoi. lir i, and foutoifit friy
-ksvtsl iiiiiln i'5I ti in it t si-s iil lu-tsr . Jo
s-phi Ca-st''4., ii sistail- tuisii ins this ssity7 o ti i
i wl"Tlt ii''"os j ol .4 tIly, Intl.11 55 71555 rc ur'"8'- . 1s
csrdtingi~ t,, -aiss a t;i-t'",i'"twrslsi7i14 fli"t f-sur
Iish'- tsrrr iii r hu nih front on s liii li ts a "r-t- lsv
P.- At i55. 1 I ii't' "": --i 'l lit nnis t slisls ii fi srfiss 51.
tiisisislss r of141 Ph isip rs a tsi S" -isri-i-I-4" tssslthi-r
with tie luisitiiniu fiiii irn1ru, rssv iii'ss this+
onu iscv~r irssil-i-- g' jis I ash isrsis- ".. th 55)
nintl liussIosiZu5 or in issvvs--s js-s--"rtli'ssrs s
its-i rif 4 Ow .55515 h o Orr ! ''51 ~isit I- ssr.1r ts 'I-s.
isv1,u' iss iii.Mititru"'fitslssli.i I-s i-iI.- 5
sdss-sai't sIv jiss rI--' nritl' OwFfh it rris-srh+ o h~~u i I,,t
Wilrsl~isl Misvll, r sss sisr+wnli- tilts ,
tsii ssslt t No. 2s 1"f5 ,r ; 4 1 is '" r f
sr- .i tssi t'ss Sit i~ Uss , f'r ' I. p,, `
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THOMAS SIt. HANI-sX
151 l vil Aher stY ofthUe Par-ishAt Orleatie.
J tbnlf Hr ttEI+rNOl MAID l~
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N. IL r' l~k'"r rt. ill.. rtpal il'El1,
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