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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TERMS OF TllB PAPEB:
*UUSORIPTlON RATES.
D rIL! er annu . ;.o and at same rate half
(plled every Saturday mor
Il) pter annum Si; and at same rate ha -
mearv and quarterly.
AI.IVM .TISINO RATIn-IDAILt.
T lent advertlsements $1 per square (ton
solid agate) first Insertion; so cents
a enlt W uecntve insertion.
1 Toout, uot .les and d Beoardimt ad
nto, 10 cents a line, net cnsh, solid mea
one taken at less than 1o cents.
risements for the period of one month
4lotor, as follows:
SOr usiness Nottcee 1o cents a line, net.
rlal Notices, in lditorial type. 0o cents a
net.
Squ~ares. I 1 mo._ mo. 1 8 mo. 16 mo. I Il nol(
$12. $13 622 1814 60 1 71
.......... 2 0 6 12(
91 68 1o 110 171
r ....... 88 07 99 140 924
ve.; .. so 140 170 971
54 98 120 900 291
* 00 106 180 910 961
t....... O 115 160 280 60
e......... o10 126 1e 960 461
16. 18 180 990 4 8
even....... 80 146 196 826 60
lv ...... 11 18 3 _ 910 . .0 68.
Mionthly a 4verttsefents. baying the run ol
ie d . l e t 4 evQry other day. to be
ouhlrts the above rates.
rI lage m nthl avertements. each
asare, aS per month.
Maes fIr Advertseiag In the Weekly New
Orleses Deateerat.
lent ad general rates the same as for
menmns tor the period of one month
oLer, ar ollows:
res, 1. Imo. mo. i mo. le imo. 1 mo.
.........19 8 2 3 $ 80
........ - 12 22 66 6o
... 1 18 80 58 70
....... n 4 N 67 90
S........1 98 10
.. 2 B 60 106 180
... .. 8 66 116 186
• I/I 411 20 125 168
...... 81 47 71 185 180
n....... r88 6o 0 146 196
Sy.. . 84 86 185 910
i1q s ., or
U U 66 90 185 995
Iooumn. 80 100 180 960 860
NOTES.
-T'IIh epliootic has madel its appearance
among the horse's In tlhe 14tate of Vera ('ruz.
New visiting cnrds aoe of miiunllm Izeo, of
unglaerd lBristol board; small script. is used
ot theose (rdsln.
_ -It is announced that Ht4ecretAry holrmnl
will make one speech on financial topics 4dl'r
lug the campaign.
--Ex-Prelsidlent G(rant has arrived at. Va rose
There was a graId conill'ert and display of
fireworks in his honor on Monday night.
- .enator Rosmeo ( onkling is to be given a
public 1'eenption at Utica, next Tuesday eveni
ing. Senator Kernan will make the addklrss
of welcome to the wainderer.
-Mr. John Link, of Baltimore, has lost. six
hlildren Iy diplhtheria in the past threel
weeks, and lhin'thrl'c remaining childllren llare
all down with thei fell diseIse.
-The pri.tualnation of (toy. lrwin. of ('al
fornia, for t1(he fall election olntatins a cllusel
calling U1l4n1 ti ll' pll tole lo lid whetherii' a
convention shall be held to revise time tonsti
tutlon of the StatAe.
-i'rhenr' is a remnlrkable report, going 4about
to the effort that Miss ('lan Loiuis Kellogg
intends to use tile plrofit of her propol).dI ('ali
iforenia ongagemlent in foundling a nll.icaul
oihlo e for youllng Amenl'richaIln women.
The Empress Elugeoilh, is abouti,. t, return
from Spain to her residtnll'ne at ('lhiselllrsit,
England. Mheo ovihllntly doo4ms it wiSe to Io
convenient to Paris with her boy ac a lesh
and blood representative. should the bones
of llonaplIrtisnl show signs of taking on Io nw
life.
---.the (tlorgiht ('onst itutional (Jonventihon,
on Friday. it was doChid ed 11 t he Attor
ney General by the people, and hi sa lary was
fliod at $2500. Thile salaries of the. Supreme
Court Judges were fixed at .30.4), anl tllhe sal
arles of tilhe Superior Courtl oliges wore' fixed
at $2000.
--Germany ('ontinues t1o lead Irellland in
sending emigrants to the Unit~ t SatLes. alnd
last month England ld d her y sevoral hun
dred. Of 6713 immigrants landing in New
York last week Gtermany sent 1522. Engultnd
123i, Irelandl 41, aInd Austria 412., the re
mainder comning from otlher forlegn c~oun
tries.
--(ov. Kellogg, in an interview at. ('hicago,
expressed considerablte satisfalction at. tilhe faitct
that two of tihe Southern Stat51s were 4ollrl
peled to call for Federl assistance as sooll as
rouble broike out within i.lieir borders. iHe
regards this as a vindleation of his own ae
tiols in Louisiana when lhe c(alled for troops.
He thinks (Gov. Hartranft ought to be able to
put down tthe mob with the militila and -olun
tlors under hli commnland withoutl calling
upli. thell Uitetdl States to help hiln.
-Mr. 1)ion lloucicault, has alppoearedl in an
entirely new chalractlr 1that of a ca'didhtl.
for Parliament for ('iCount)y Clare. Irelland. lie
will have lmallnly l(eart'y wishes for his sl'1eos
--and deserved wishes, too, for Mr. Ihonui
cult is an exceedingly clever 14an11, alnd aI
good writer, and would probabllly ih a g.ood
speaker even in that grive butl hardly irevr
end bodhy, the British Parliament. If eletedl
he will doubtless be a further crledit to the
eulIntry he has Ao dellihlt.fully reO'rI'uenltAn
already 4pon tile stage.
- At a BussialI hotel yo1u 1l41 oliigd to
tipulate for tsd linen, lpillows, Iblhiklct.s indl
towels, or else pay 'extra for them, as tlh
landlord a.s.Lumes tlhat you carry thlese art iclesr
'with you. This has beetn the customl of the
tmEntry froml time immelmorial, and liiuis pro
du·ld among certain Russians a curious kind
of flastidiousness. They strongly dislike
using sheets, blankets and towels which are
in a certain snsc public property, just als we
should strongly objoet to llltting on clotl11s
whiclh ha0 beent already worn by otilerl.'pople.
TEE POPE AND 'HE PII.RIiM.
Annie Brewster says, in a letter from
Bome to the Boston Adl',rtisher: "The
pilgrimages have ended, and it is just as
we they are over, for they have nearly
killed the Pope; if they had continued
anuch longer he could not have survived.
The sudden and unusual heat of the
season added to the fatigue of receiving
such crowds of peo!le, has made the
Pope unusually feeble. One day his
Holiness had a lonue it of fainting.
When he revived, his attendants and
doctors, seeing that he was deeply af
fected by his situation, said encouraging
words. The Pope shook his head and
replied; 'Do not flatter. I know well
that I am near my end.'"
Staub is running the news department for
everything it is worth. He has on hand at Gold
thwaite's bookstore on Exchange Alley, near the
corner of Canal, all the latest dailies, together
with the freshest weeklies and periodiclas. In
his stock aforesaid of varied news and interest
ing matter, may be founn the last number of the
"Lakeside Library," containing "A Journey to
N r'uentre of the Marth," by the inimitable Jules
-I-',
SOUTHERN NEWS.
IAulIlana.
Bayou Sara Fire Company No. 1 has
reorganized.
St. Tammany has been redistricted
into nine wards.
A great many deer are being killed in
Franklin parish.
Avoyelles will raise the largest corn
crop since the war.
The boll worm has made Its appear
ance in lied River parish.
A grand tournament took place at
Ambrosia, East Baton Rouge parish,
last week.
Mr. T. W. Towery, president of the
police jury of Catahoula, died at Jolna,
in that parish, last month.
The Donaldsonville Council has re
pealed the city license of $25 on drum
mers and traveling agents.
The river is going down so rapidly in
West Baton Rouge that they fear heavy
cavings in the banks there.
The wash in Tone's Bayou has put
an end to the shipment of cattle from
Shreveport. The river is too low.
More than 20,000 logs of timber, most
Sly pine, passed out of Little into Black
river last week en route to the lumber
markets.
The cotton crop in Caddo is so large
that even if the worms come there will
be more cotton in the field than can be
picked out.
The Sparta Times has reliable infor
mation that an election will be called
at the proper time for a representative
to fill the vacan y in the Legislature
from that point.
Troy merchants in Catahoula parish
speak of building a large cotton gin to
gin cotton at that point. Also an oil
factory to manufacture oil out of cotton
seed.
The Baton Rouge Grand Era, Burch's
paper, has deserted its former field, and
will now appear every Saturday In thi's
city. It hopes to supply the place of
the late Rlepublican.
Henry Green, a colored boy, aged 11
years, was shot on the S. C. rtrling
place, in West Feliclana, by Wilson
Burch, also colored, aged 15 years, and
killed instantly. Burch was playing
with an old pistol and playfully leveled
it at Green, when a cartridge exploded
and Green was killed.
It is reported that Alcide Mouton, the
young negro lynched in St. Landry for
the murder of his wife, so-called, was a
disreputable character having been
caught in various thefts and whipped
in consequence. He had been run out
of Avoyelles for an offense of this kind.
The woman whom he killed on account
of Infidelity was not his wife, but
another man's, and was forty years old,
while he was twenty.
Planters on the bayous inform us that
the caterpillars have webbed up. Such
being the case we need apprehend no
danger previous to the first of Septem
ber, if that early. The cotton crop this
year is very forward, and it we can
reach September a very heavy crop will
be made.-- Marksvillo Bulletin.
We witnessed a lively squabble last
Thursday on the steamer Hanna be
tween a negro labor agent andt some
negroes he hired in New Orleans to go
to Ouachita. He paid their passage to
Monroe, and at this place they conclud
ed to jump him. Three of the five suc
ceeded in getting ashore, but he held
the other two by main, strength and
awkwardness until the boat shoved off
from shore. The struggle created Con
siderable merriment.--[Baton Rouge
Advocate.
Last Sunday a negro girl, about 14
years of age, employed as nurse In Mr.
Samuel Block's family, in Catahoula,
poisoned Mrs. Block by putting croton
oil in her tea. Soon after drinking the
tea Mrs. Block began to feel the effect
of the poison, and suspicion at once
rested on this girl. She, on being ques
tioned, acknowledged that she was the
guilty party. She said that one Arch
Jones told her to kill Mrs. Block, and
she would then be allowed to go home.
The girl is now in jail awaiting her ex
amining trial.
Now that the cotton worm is attract
ing the attention of all planters, a few
suggestions may not be amiss. From a
large number of directions furnished
us we have selected, by the advice of an
old planter, the following: To one bar
rel of water add one pound Paris green,
ten pounds ground elm bark and one
pound pulverized rosin, thoroughly
mixing before placing in the water;
this solution applied to the cotton plant
just before or just after the young
caterpillars make their appearance,
and while there is no dew on the plant,
is believed to be effectual beyond all
doubt; such at least seems to have been
the experience of one of our scientific
farmers.
Texas.
Redskins are reported on the Guada
lupe.
Wheat and oats will be sown gener
ally by farmers this fall.
Mr. Jesse Forehand raised on his
farm, near Florence, a cucumber that
measured five feet five inches in length.
Numerous "new bales" of cotton are
being received at various Texas railroad
towns this week. Picking is becoming
general.
Dave Hart, the leader of the Austin
mob of colored strikers, was fined $5o
by the mayor Wednesday. This
squelches the strike in Austin.
The State Horticultural and Pomo
logical Association, at Houston, is mak
ing every preparation for a grand dis
play of Texas fruits at the exhibition on
the 9th and 10th.
The "Independent G(reenbackers" of
Grayson county are to have a mass
meeting at Sherman, September 1, to
perfect their county organization. Sev
eral clubs have been formed through
out the county.
State Treasurer Dorn advertises that
State ten per cent bonds, issued under
acts of May 3, 1873, and May 2. 1874, will
be redeemed at the American Exchange
National Bank, New York city. Inter
est will cease on these bonds after Au
gust 31.
San Antonio E.rpress : It seems that
the abortive attempts at riotous demon
strations which have occurred in Texas
have been made entirely by negroes and
only by the most worthies class among
them. the intelligent and respectable of
the negroes refusing to join the move
ment.
A horrible tale of incest and murder
comes from Paris. Lamar county. A
man named Mayfield, a farmer near
Paris, was caught by his stepson in the
act of incest, and Mayfield killed the
boy with a shotgun. The murderer
escaped, while intense excitement pre
vails in the neighborhood.
In the county of San Marcos, Texas,
the cotton worm appeared in destructive
force early in July, and materially in
jured the crop; also in Wilson county,
i1i W ULI1 ANI , IJ.JiVUU.~A
where, prior to July 22 they stripped the
plant of its foliage. They also prevailed
InCOolorado, Caldwell and Brazos coun
ties, and more or less throughout the
lower portion of the State, compelling
the people to turn out en masse to save
their crops from total annihilation.
LaGrange R'vird : Our people are
still battling with the worms with un
precedented success, which Is very en
couraging. The outlook Is decidedly
better than it was a week ago. Home are
using Johnson's Dead Hhot, others pure
arsenio in water in the proportion of
three-fourths to one pound to the acre,
or a level teaspoonful to a bucket of
water; the addition of a little starch
rmadle of flour assists in holding the ar
senic suspended in the water. (),hers
are using Paris green in about the same
Iproportions, suspended in water as the
arsenic is, and applied with a sprinkling
pump or a common watering pot. All
are successful when the articles are
pro -'1* mixed and applied.
In that part of the Black Forest be
longing to the (Irand Dunhy of Baden
lies the pretty district of Koenigsfeld,
containing 410 inhabitants. During
fifty years there have been in it no
crimes or misdemeanors of any sort
neither transgressions of the police reg
ulations, nor sheriff's sales, nor flle
gitimate births, nor divorces, nor law
suits of any kind. Moreover, in these
last fifty years at Koenigsfeld no one
has ever got drunk or stretched out a
hand to beg.
. .. . . • -. - . . .. .
FINANCIAL AND COUIERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICEINEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Evening, August 14, 1877.
NEW ORLEANS OLIlAIING HOUB,
Cloaringe. Baltancesn.
August 11............ $613.082 17 $81,214 70
August 18............ (39.758 17 70,320 44
August 14............ 650,1i,0 14 73 500 03
Thus far this werk... $89H,H89i 48 $20,2:35 17
Same time last we, k.. 2,241,805 ll 3165,653 RI
Total last week....... 4,424,0911 5R 744,504 24
Total week before .... 8,812,031 69 502,204 13
We have no new feature to notice in the money
market. Gold was a little stronger. Foreign
Exchange was, if anything, easier. Roarcely
anything was done in the former, and nothing
was reported in the latter. New York eight was
unchanged. Stocks were dull. State Console
ruled at previous rates. Premium mbnds were
easter. Notuing was repotted in Horip or Cou
pons. State warrants were unchanged.
We continue to quote: Exoeptional commerolal
paper 8@- . cent per annum discount; Al do
10111; second grade do 12.1)15; collateral loans
i-; AI mortgages 8j@10, and second grade
do rl6i12.
Gold opened at 1047/b'105y, against 105' at
New York, and after a few sales closed at IOti
105'4, against 10. in that market The sales
were c.nflned to StiJ00at 105 10514, and $000.
at 105;.
Foreign Fechange was, if anything, easier,
tLt no sales were reported.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 500B
' 07% for bill of lading and Al clear. anti
--(t4511% for bank (bank counter rate --( 512).
and francs at 4.l0014( - for commercial and nom
inal for bank.
New Yoik sight was unetanged. The only
sale reported was $20,000 private bankers st !t
1 cont premium. We also noticed a sale or
a 0,000 three days' commercial sight on Lnew
York at par.
The banks continued to check on New York at
' ocent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted at g.
N.W ORIEANS STOCK EXCHANtE SATLF.
BEltTWEEN CALLS,
40 shares N. O. (lsligit Co00............ $100 50
$20,000 Premium Bonds .................... 3'
40,000 do do .. .......... 33/
10,000 do do ........... . . 3 .
SECOND 71.Au,,-2 P. tr.
2,500 State Consols. ................ 711,
10,000 Premium Bonds ................ 3;
AFTER RREONID ('AlT,.
5,003 Premium Bonds ................ 33Vt/
8,000 do do ................ ),
Stocks continued dull.
State Consols were still still quoted at 777R6~
781.
Premium Bonds were easier, closing at 3.33,/
Ni tiing was rieported in Scrip or Coupons.
State Warrants ruled at 9293.5.
COMsMIHKCAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOORAT,
Tuesday Evening, August 14, 1877.
Quotations represent pricesfor round lots from
irst hands, unless otherwise staled. In tilling
small orders higher prices are paid.
OO rTON-The sales to da v embraced 646 bales
at prices requiring a reduction ot ,o in our quo
tations for Ordinary to Strict Midling incluslve,
and .,o in the inside rates for the higher grades.
We give also the figures and report of the Ex.
change as below:
Gen'l Quotations. Ex. Q
Inferior.................... 7 @ 8
Low Ordinary .............. 9 @ 9!.
Ordinary ................. 9%@.. i) -
Strict Ordinary ........... 9, ;,@ 94 -
Good Ordinary..........i. 9:"410 9%
Strict Good Ordinary.......10 @10 -
Low Middling............10 ~. l,0/ 10%
Striot Low Middling ........10'/,@l' -
Middling ...................10'i4'l0 10',
Strict Middling ............11 @11,
Good Middling.............11%@11% 11l
Middling Fair..............11%.. i12 11%
Fair.......................12 @12% -
The market opened with some inquiry, but at
low prices, and the reported sales during the
morning did not exceed 100 bales, after which
factors accepted offers which they had previous
ly refused, and the entire business reached 650
bales as noted above, divided among six buyers,
including 613 by three.
Strict Good Ordinary sold at 10 pc, Strict Good
Ordinary to Low Middling at 0lc. Low Middling
it the same, and Middlig at 10,c. Although
easier, as indicated by actual sales, the market
presented similar features to those which have
characterized it for several days past. While it
would have been difficult to fill orders of any
magnitude for desirable descriptions unless at
outside rates, or in some cases at a fraction more,
average lists could not have been sold in
small lots unless at about inside figures, and,
under the limited demand, sales could hardly
have been pressed except at further concessions.
The dispatches reported Liverpool quiet at yes
terday's improvement, with sales of 8000 bales
and buyers offering 1-32d less for arrivals;
Manchester dul, but not lower; Havre
unchanged, with prices barely supported, and
New York quiet at a reduction of pc in spots and
3-10 @10-I00o lower for futures.
The sales of the past three days sum up 1200
bales (350 on Saturday, 200 yesterday, and 650
to-day), against 1500 in the corresponding time
last week, and 1050 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 273 bales, em
bracing 51 from other delivery ports (of which 4
from Mobile and 47 from Texas), and 222 proper,
against 654 proper last week and 646 last year.
Total proper since August 31, 1,191,142 bales,
against 1,415,606 last year-decrease 221,464
bales.
' he exports comprise 325 bales, embracing 50
to Vera Cruz and 275 to New York.
The Exchange telegrams mase the receipts at
all the ports from 12 m. yes erday to 12 m. to
day 433 bales, against 117 last week and 19;3
last year; and since Friday 1150, against 1408 last
week 55u6 5273 last year. Total since August 3!,
3 93.5,780 bales, again-t 4,103,147 upno to Monda"
noon, August 14, last year-decrease 164.367
boles.
Exports tFriday to Mondayinclusive) to Great
Bri-ain 1454 bales, against 718 last week and
1619 last year, and to the Continent 475 bales,
against 25 last week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
12 m , 147,636 bales, against 166,024 last week and
160,883 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared (before to-day's exports), 506 bales,
embracing 243 for Liverpool and 263 for coastwise
ports, leaving in presses, agreeably to its account
at 12 m., 25,190 bales, a considerable part of
which is not on sale.
At noon to-day Middling was ounoted at Galves
ton at 10eo; at Mobile at 103/8c; at Savannah at
11c; at Charleston at 110c; at Wilmington at ll1%;
at Norfolk at .107?c; at Baltimore at 11%5; at
º New York at 11so; at Boston at Il'o; at
Memphis at 10/ ; at Auguats at to;' at 'hila
delphia at 11"o, at Cincinnati at lie, and at
St. Louis a' 10.'o.
The Exobange reports: "Sales 025 bales. De
mand fair." Its quotations are reduced leo.
COTTON ITATEMlINT.
8took on hand Sept. 1, tR76-tiaoes...... 29.377
Arrived since last statement.... I :;
Arrived proviously ............ . '.:lall: -l.:a;.•ort
1.415.4:25
oanr'el to-dday. ........... ;
OleaIro d uroviousily .............I,a l.,Ivi.; I.:S!Ui,2ll
Stock .on hand and on ship
b erd,. not le red ...........
Same time last yor a.............
Receipts proper since last evening .13 baleir,
asgains: 140 last Tieeslay and 112 Isst .ear.
For oemptrative tota a for the past three days'
exprtfs anti receipts, see above report.
T1(1O( l(O--'ihe salr' to-iday embraced 48
hhds (15 and 3U;), mbliug an aggrigale for the
past three days of 1911 hhds. The amrnutit on
sale is estimated at 7400 hhids. We continuo to
quote as follows:
inferior lugs 14S@38, low lugs 4.4/,0o, medium
4"4lb','4o, good to flne 56.a 1t0 %o, low leaf Or6/
71/,1, medium 8(@ 100, givld ti@t2o, fine 12'/%
@iI18o, and selections 14%@l10o.
TOBAOI1O STATEMEINT.
Stocnk on hand. HiSpt. 1. 1I70--thhda ........ 11.081
Arriv,'d peat throi e R ays........... Ilt,
Arrived proviously ..............., l 1 -.i1,926
211,11 47
Exported past throe lvays.......... non,'
Exported tirI'vioiely............... 14,rI
Broken tu ,ot'. ..................... I.( l1-¶.oi 7
8took on hand. ntci............... 1.o.II
FIIEIOHTS--The market is extremely dull,
and quotations are mostly nominal, but we re
peat our previous figures:
By steam - Cotton to Liverpool ?·1;d to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Philladelhla
and Baltimore, via New York, ..o; to New York
/,o. (Grain to Liverpool 7',d.
By sail -Cotton to Liverpool --@ -; to Havre
iBUGAR- No receipts this morning of old, and
the new Cron is not loiked for until the middle of
October. Relports from all parts of the State are
flattering. The demand is moderate and only
for the city trade. 20(1 bhds sold at H' Q for
strictly good tontion to low fair; R"o Cur fair
to good fair; 9`,o for prime, and 10o I lh for yel
low clarified.
We are indebted to Messrs. Small & Co. for the
followlng telegram: New York, Aug. 13. Market
tirmer; holders asking higher prices. Ornshed
l11, powdered l0b"4, granulated 1040, coffee A
10' c lp(0%c, out loaf 11'4 o . lb.
fnOLAeerES-lteoeived this morning 19 ibbls.
The market is dull, and we omit quotations owing
to the absence of desirable grades.
CI ['Y REFINERY .U(IA',-- sl selling on orders
at 110C for standard A in bbls, 12l for crushed,
powdered and granulated.
OIIY REFINERY MOLASSER--Is selling on
orders at 35o for common, 40(11420 for fair. 405r
480 for prime, 550 for choice, and 900 :1/ gallon for
golden syrup.
FLOUR-- Received this morning 1023 bbls.
There was a much better demand to-day, but
without any improvement in prioes. The sales
embrace 2104 bble, of which 100 double axtra at
$5 75; 25 low treble extra at $(; 25 and 70 good
treble at 80 25: 50 and 50 choice treble at $6 50;
77, 100 and 235 do at $6 62~; 27 and 50 choice
extra at $0 75; 50 and 25 do at $0 90; 25, 25, 50.
50 and 100 choilo extra at $7; i50 and i50 inuoy
at $7 25; 50 do at $7 37X:; 417, 70, 75, 100, lu0,
100l 200 and 250 bbls on private terms.
No demand for low grades. New double extra is
quoted at $5 75; low treble extra $0; good do.
$O 25; ohoice do. $6 50; choice extra $0 751(47;
fancy $7q@7 25 vt bbl. Old choice extra is scarce
and commands $10 501@11 i4H bbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain 500 above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOURI-Oommands 85 256(5 50 ' bbl
from first hands. Some fresh lot are offering.
OUIRN FLOUR-Is in I ght supply, and ts sell.
ing on the lending at $4 25 j bbl.
G ttIrdAND 110 I INY--Orite are scarce and in
request. None in first hands, and selling tear
rive at $4 10(1@ 15 .ii bbl; jobbing in store a'
$4 40 '1 bbl. Fresh hominy commands $4 jit bbl
readily.
(JOtN MEAL- Ts dull and 100o 1. bbl lower:
quoted at $2 4Vor. 50i) q1. bbl. ht 50 bbls sold, com
prising 25 5,200. 5) and 75 at. $2 50; 100 at $2 45 °iji
bbl, and 1100, in three lots, on private terms. We
have heard of sates at $2 10 1', bbl. Dealers are
jobbing at $2 75 I(l bbl.
PORK--No demand, and mess is quoted nomi
nally at $11 12'/,(14 25 'J bbl. Dealers are job
bing at at s10((415 75 J(4 bbl. A lot of 25 bbls
mess sold on private terms.
DRIY SALT MEAT--Supplies of shoulders came
in quite liberally this morning, embracing 191,825
I., mostly uoing into store; 20 boxes s ,Il at 5/,
and 3 at 5:4c j;i lIh. They are quoted loose at 5 ' c,
and dealers are jobbing them at c60 I4 1Ib.
BACON-Continues dull and easy for buyers.
Shouldters are quoted at 6,%, clear rib sides at.
8i.c, clear sides at 8%o j-c lb. Dealers are job.
biug shoulders at G0/o, clear rib anid clear stles
8~'4 Ith. Only 10 casks clear sides sold at R.%.
'I' Ih.
HAMS--Ohoice sugar.cured, small size, are
searce and in demand for Florida and Cuba, and
are generally held hightr,ard quoted at ll'1%,12c
I¶ lb. Dealers obtain lc above these prices in
their job trade. To-day 5 tierces sold at ll:o
and 10 at 120o It..
BIREAKFAS.I' ACON-Is selling at 9%/i(llo.
as in size, cut and quality. A receiver slid 15
boxes choice in lots at 10%o ¶4 I,.
LAltD--Iteilned in tierce is selling in the local
trade at 9104(rO9%, kettle at 9l*c, keg l(,l4
100 o itb. Dealers obtain /o above these pllaes
in their job trade. A lot otf 5 tierceerefined sold
at 9).4c VV 11,.
PACKERS' IIOG PRODUCTS - Dealers aze
selling in their job trade on orders at 18 per hbalf
bbl fur pig pork, $1350 1 bbl for prime mess
pork, $10 50 for prime and $11 for rump pork.
WHISKY-Roctified is quoted at St ttb5@ 11 1
gallon, as in proof and brand. Dealers obtain
e@10o above these prices in theirorder trade.
COW PEA'4-The season is nearly over. A
dealer who holds the stock remaining on hand is
selling in job lots on country orders at 90o for
whippoorwill. $1 for clay mixed and $1 25 for pure
clay.
CORN IN BULK--The supply is good but there
is no demand. It is offering at 51.%o bushel,
without sales.
CORN IN SACKS- Good supply and the move
ment is confined to small lots; 700 sacks sold, of
which 300 mixed at 58c, 800 white and white
mixed at 6O5 and 100 yellow at 65c "ý, bushel.
Uhoice white is quoted at 65c , bushel, a decline
of 50 bushel.
OAtS-Large stock, but the market continues
dull. Prime are quoted at 39t40t0 ) bushel.
Only 300 sacks Texas sold at 41c .4 bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply with a fair demand,
at firmer prices. 300 sacks sold at 700 1 11 0 it,.
HAY--Light snuply, without any sales. Prime
is quoted a: $18 '4 ton.
lIlCE-The market is almost bare of supplies,
and orders are unexecuted. Good is quoted at
6%c, and prime 6%so ¶4 lb.
COFFEE-The market is quiet but holders are
firm. No stock in first hands. Stock in second
bhands 5000 bags. We quote cargoes: Ordinary
17t-t17% (gold), fair 19%@19%e, good 20@20'/,,
prime 0%@0,20 0o h lb. Job lots ordinary 17'4
@180 gold, fair 109,@20c, good 20a/,.20%/,
prime 21@21%c J lb.
We are indebted to Messrs. Small & Co. for
the following telegram: Rio Janeiro, August 11,
and New York. August 13, 1877.--Receipts past
five days, 47.000 bags; purchases fur Europe,
6000; purchases for the United States, 14,0041;
price 101;300; stock 85,000; exchange 2421d,
average daily receipts 9400 bags.
BUTTER-Limited receipts of Western by
rivor and rail have met with a good demand at
full prices. Stocks very light. Some engage
ments making for next receipts from New York,
138 firk'nu, principally creameries, stocks of
which are small and sell at full prices. We quote.
New York creamery fine 29(030c, do good 25@
26". New York prime dairy fiue 25@26c. do goo.
23r-24c, do fair 2t(i)22c, Western creamery fioe
2t1, 7?', do good 2Pi425, Western dairy, pa k d.
17(t18c, do repackeu 16@17c, fair 14il15c - lbt
Low grades are nomina and in large supp;y.
CHtEESE-Western is arriving in small lots
and meets with ready sales at full prices. No
stock on hand. Prime Western factory would
12c, good do. 11c, New York cream 14He ' lb.
RIECEIPTB OF PRODUCE-Arrived since our
review of yesterday: 1023 bbls flour, 17 bbls pork,
25 bbls whisky, 66 'ierces hams, 30 casks b~ecou,
143 boxes bacon. 383 sacks corn, 10 bbls mrlasese,
91 bbls apples, 25 kegs butter, 191,825 It, meat,
291 bbls onions, 493 bbli potatoes and 10ut bush
els wheat.
EXPORTS OF PRODUOE-Exports since our
review of yesterday: 473 bbls flour. 2bbls pork,
33 casks bacon, II tierces lard, 31 bbls whisky, 31
bbls cornmeal, 266 sacks corn, 45 sacks oats, 242
sacks bran, 5 bales hay, 40 hhd.t sngar, 23 bbls
molasses, 39 bbls rice, 464 sacks coffee, 6 bbls ap
ples, 520 sacks salt, 62 bbls onions, 45 bbls pota
toes and 26 kegs butter.
MISICELLANEOUS.
JAMES D. EDWARDIS,
(RHrnn'oer to Danili and J. D. Edwards.)
STEAMBOAT, RAILROAD AND ENfIN
EER.' SUPPLIES,
Mlinnufaldturor of the moapt impriovd I
aREAM TIIAINq FORl MAKING MUI4AR,
And ,vi'ry dieirlit ihn of
Copper, lrans and 4heet-Iron Work.
Dealor in Iron Pln andl Flttnlrn for Htnam.
Water or (Insi; blrta a1 Ironi Vl i . a; lv ook:
Oil (ilohul; Iteram andl Water (la ga; , ulier
T'l'uo.n: IIl's lfind Nutsi: lPunlhedl NIut; IJ
H',roww; Waqrsi I it; ItlvtI Ul"ti'rn, Will anid
Fori PumI'npla: liraia nial Iron WI r ('lothi; lnhi
her, LJhriiat ltll t .,n H mp PI'ackl ,,g; lin l
ber Hoars: lilting: Iuhri atng . Lreil, HIgn.l,
Litri, 1 al HIndllght Oil; W iti Load; Cit
iani WIat; a ittWon Hthrn Panking: Gas( Pipn
Wriehot: Pl'ipn Vlans; J.a'k Hvriwi; Fmin
Briushl'-,; Flue Herapera, otr.
Agent for the
CAMERON mFPECIAL STEAM PIMP
For- -
PUM I'TNG J1 TIE AND MU 1P1I'i Y INO 110 ILEIRS.
Henrd for Price List.
JAMEM D. EDWAIDR.
22. 24. Ii n and 29 Front and 21, 2:, 21 arnd 27 Dolta
street. Nw O)rlnanr. jn21'77 ly
TTMB2DR YARD
R. F. LEARNEI),
DEALeRfI' TN
ALL KINDI OF LUMBER,
(.rner Calilope anti Fmurher wtreetn,
NEW OILI,EANH.
Yazoo Cypre,. (Onk. Ash, I' oplar. Yellow nlad
White Pine aind WlIanut. (.lling n.l Flooring.
A full slituply always on htnd. (Orderst promptly
fllied. iliox I1 Mihanie.' Exehtrnii o
JY22 iii* .I. H. WE1H'I'. Agent.
LILIENTHAL'S
PHOTOGRAPH ART GALLERY.
191............ OANAL STREET .............I
TOURO BUILDINGH.
This wnll known estalishment Is the largest
and most eomplnto in the city of New Orloans.
Thi styln of pietuiire made Iy
LAMBIERT'S PERMANENT PROCESS
Aurpaases, Oyt lling that ran bhe made at, other
galleries.
No onen who Is folly raware of the superiority
of this nroanas, will go to the expense and trol.
hlo to have a jpituro taken that in a very shor
time will fado.
I guaranito the LAMBERT to be tih only plc
turn that WILL NOT FADE.
Iny2. :Im
OFFICE S.TI'. TBEiN 1 I) D'O1.1 COMPANY.
22 ( 't ondletstr et, N w Orleaus,
COAL
AT WITOI,EA,% L AND RETAIL.
Steamships, ttambnoats and Ifamiliossupplied
y71Mo&Weam W. R. (AMPPETT,. Ag.nt.
VINCONTAGION.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
DISINFEC(TANT IN THE WORLD.
It will posltively remove unpleasant odors
from SHwers. Water Closets. rt'., in ten minutes.
No troublet. No preparation. Always ready for
You have only to Rsatter afew handsful in and
around the platves where the bad odors arise
and in a few minutes the odors disappear.
It is [tpked in buckets. twolve pounds eanh
Price $1 25 per bucket. For sale by
I. L. LYONS Agent,
42 and 44 Cam p and 113.115 and 117 Gravier streets
New Orleans. ijon 9, 4a'Tu'Th
CHEAP FOR CASH.
In order to makt~e l a for GOODS TO AR
RIVE SOON I offer my
PRESENT STOCK OF lMERCHANDIME
AT VERY LOW PIRICES.
E. VINET,
ft'l ly 207 ('anal, near Rampart.
JULIO,
PORTRAIT PAINTER.
No. 3 Carondelet Street, New Orleans.
Portraits from life
or from pictures of
the deleas.ed (in oil or
crayon, from $25 to
$1S0.
My ART GALLERY
is a place of fret, re
sort. and the public
is invited to visit it at
pleasure.
NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 476 and 478 Chartres Street,
Announces to the proprietors of BEER
BALOONS, and to the public, that having corn
Dieted his immense apparatus for manufac
uring
LAGER BEER,
He is prepared to sell the same AT A LOWER
PRICE than auy other HOME-WfADE ARTI
iLE, and of as good r nality as any similar arti
cle produced 1" the United States. mh27 6m
GAS FIXTURES FOR SALE,
Below Now York Wholesale Prices,
EITHER TO THE TRADE OR PUBLIC GEN
ERALLY.
Also a large supply of English Pipe Hooks
Gas Fitters' Tools and Malleable Fittings can
be bought, for cash. at less than factory quota
tions, at 36 Camp street.
ap7 l7 JOHN . FALERIN , Age
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMMNTS.
Jouln Ioulq Kmtradte vi. A. (Jalllard.
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r! IF'T` ISitTIII I' COl~ Ir FOR TIlE PAR
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doti April 1 . 14474,t(4"tuober 1, 11744. 4441 -\April 1.
11477. with i lt 'r" ri. ilt, 4 1,t 'rat 41t o ''ight Ip1r rent
1"1' i1lnn4l444 froim 4l t I b, i tr ., 14476t ll111' tihe dily
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I.1ihiou iii4l dollar1r , lii1y414lie r,"~ie"p e livil'l 4)o thf,
iirt ,if l rob4r1'. 11471., a fi rst, ot O"Itofr1* , 14874.
,4414d nil , l f4arin7 intn41'r4'4. 414 t.1i1 rate 'if eight 44rc
'i'tr OMAH i'f. AmN ly.ttiD
Civil BhiritT of the P1'tris1h ,f Orleass.
44444 47 "7 14141
(ltizensm Bank of Louinlana is. Philip
If i"k"v Morgan.
rI'JHIlD DISTIICT COURT FOR THE
p arish of Orlnarae. No. 21.742-By virtu' of a
writ of s."izllr" antd rai,l to me dirertod by the
nonrable t hI Th ird Di)trict Cou rr for the parish
of Orleans, in the above, entitledl nause, I will
pror"od to sell at pi;bli auction, at. the Mifr
thants aid A 'tion-'"rs' Exehang,. It.yil strrat.
b,'tw','r i ('lnnil arid C(nIstorholt s. h-tr',ts, in thel
e',,ond l I tritrt ,f t this ,ity, i MAT;HftDAY.
Sept ate.r s, 1k77. at 12 o,'elok ii., thi'.followini
,I"s,'ribd roprty,.rl 1t, wit
A ('EIt''A IN L.O'' OIF (tOCND. tog.eth,'r wi h
all thi builintgs arnl implrovearentm th:reoron
and aputtetnances tt,ereof., al all the rights,
ways, rrivil're"es, servitudmes and adlra.ntge
Ith.runlto belonging or in anwmise appDI,:r
tainintg, sitrlated in the First Di)rtrict of this
"ity. in the sRq:are" Trhltded by (' arip, Julia. St.
Charles and (|irod streets,.d"signated by the
anmni:er twenty-four, on a Dian drawn by J.ouls
Bri ngier.h, ,It urveyor gteneral.,oLn the ninjgttnth
Fibruary." Hli, and meiiasurre twenty-sev,"n lrf-t
front on, Camp street by a dep h of one hundrid
and flity-nine fIet two inches three line-s. ex
t-iling between p iratlel lilisto St. 3Lrrv stret'.
whi"h intitriree(;sthe, whole of Raid -rllqtr, It'
ini the sarir pr')rperty whi'h the d fenldnt
hereoin qrluirld by nlurceh' .. from C(. I. :,litn.
as per a't I -fre Selim Mlainer. !ate a norary
publi: in this ':ity, dated twe~ntr-"ighth N,,v'n
bsr, lts,
Siz'ld in th" aies'" -nit.
'T',rlns-- ta- h ,li th," sl,nt.
i'irotfAq F. 1HANDY.
Civil Sh ,iriff if th" 'tar~s ,,f O r'., - u s.
, - 117 17 '27 -
Thetl Iy of New rleanf v4. P. Barthelemy-:
-ani'- -t. l t; -atrr v-. -:trfe ; ,::m" vs.
-, rrt*" " - -ira';. S l l)'' l . sarr. / : . ::.1i("
S" L ' '. .' . t, t ' ~. bi - . Ra ' , m';.
y r t it-',. of Srt t, ' ',f ti i it tt"r,- i r r i.'ri
dir,. ,i*. i ii the h n ra,l, . t i. R; ,.i r'.t Di-
tri"' o, r fr , 'th, ,,,-' f'A t) r' - .-, in "i,;
iab- vl " itld n o ,' ,.if" 5 " 'y' t " ,"'- ,f ) i, t.r ;.'
1.-, 0 0. I ' , 1 T') 1.71 73. I C 1"71, . ] ]. ,,. "I w ill
pro ,- d. t,- Iat ' -.ukmti .t hrfi erin"-r t,
and' o, u ~.n .-rs' Exchare",. oyal i r ,". t,'
tw,..-n g ene, and C'r-t'mb) ,uu 5tro,.tr, in the
S,","e , I Di-,ri,'t of this "ity. on Mt)NI)AY, -". -
twrrb|.r :', t-77 at J. o< eso(k mn., Itr.,- f,,ih ..ing d,.
,ri I rirrLtrry, t wit
A (.E.TAINT. LicT OF ri'OiFND. ita:a:T..L
in ith'. Si.- idt District of thi, eiry, in -. lare
nulllnlr r'-." hunrdred an I '.rventv--ix, ,tol.,d'id
by , i r,'. lBay .o Hoa. , U ,uiir,'-" tand ." ..-rt
son -trr,..-t. di"-irCnatl lot a, a 'r:r flt4. n a-0 -
u ming thirty feet Iront ou Vill.-r': st r:.t by sixty
fee-t in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms--Lash on th-T spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
au2 17 se'T