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-~b~A9bot Port ,adp, with five berge, ar
7 rda from St. Louis with a,oe bush
4orn in blk.
e number of miners killed in the anthra
. coalS regions of Pennsylvania in ls76 was
2S. and the number of wounded 402.
4.'le steamship Mississsippi cleared yesterday
tOr Liverpool with a cargo of 4574 bales of o.t
Sl,88 bushels of corn, and 479t bushels of
in bulk. The exportation of corn and
Wheat goes bravely on.
A dispatch received here yesterday from Capt.
r, rivet inspector of the Board of Under
rs, announces that the greater portion of
r cargo of the steamer Glenooe, from St.
ls for this port, re.ported sunk at Delta. La..
ri be saved. and that the boat will be easily
raised if the wrecking boat, which had been
telegraphed for, arrives in time,
The United States is becoming the head
quarters for ammunition and firearms. The
--Brlgeport. Conne "ticut. Cartridge Works are
making 700,000 cartridge's a day. They have
st ýUlled liussia with to.oxo,ooo Turkey with
.1OG0000, and have ju-t reeolved au order from
y .for 0o,o0oo,ooo cartridges.
We esterday examined the sugar canes im
byProf. Richardson. of the University
SLulsiana, from the Sandwich Islands,
W ere the professor has been passing the sum
i.er. Though carefully packed, and having
been only twenty-two days on the way, a large
_.portion have become dead and useless.
er. there are some live stocks left, which
Splanted and the experiment made of
their adaptability to our soil and climate. Most
of these canes are of the white kind, of short
. ipis, but growing to a gr, at height. say
ghteen to twenty feet. They produce about
'5-1 tons of sugar per acre. These canes tire
not indlignous to the I land from which they
ore gathered, but were imported from Tahili.
There are on exhibhition at the University two
of three specimens of the rest cane, which the
Dlanter who sends them-a frieni of Dr. Rich
ardson-deeliros sometimes attain a growth of
'thirty feet and yield nine tons of sugar to the
acre.
The fact of its being the last of the month and
the excessively bad weather conspire to make
aenerai business in this city lameutably mtull
-houtgh for Western produce, in the shape of
pork bacon etat.. there soems to bh a good do
meand at stiff prices. Octcber has not been a
goonu month for business men generally, but the
0poe is universally cherished. founded appar
ently upon a sotlidbasis. tha tNoveimbor will de
velope something in this line more profitable
and encouraging. So may it be.
A feeling is preva ent Ihat the warm and
rainy weather we have he 'n having fl r several
days nast will be most preiudiclal to th' sugar
growing interests; it necissaril retards the
ripening of the cane, hifch is remarkably
ren, and interferes seriously with rolling.
ll, if cold and dry weather is henceforth
vouchsafed to us, and we a!e not overtaken by
an early free.e, tas was the case last year, the
aligr crop of Louisiana may come out all
The Trade with Brazil.
The following from the Niw York onnumr
oalt Advertiser will show what progR'ess Now
York ts making in the developmentof the abovi
t.rade. A twenty fold Increase of business sin e
last arch is a very encouraging outlook for
the Gotham (xporters, and shoull prove
a strong incentive for our merchants
tO make renewed efforts in opening up
e directly from the Mississippi Val
r, through the Jetties and the Gulf.
linoe the establishment last March of a regu
lr n of steamers between this port and
Brai the trade between that c untry and the
nited States has increased twenty fold. The
was established by Samuel Johnson & Co.,
erpol and several other merchants hav
ouses in Pernambuco. Brazil. The line
btar staunch Iron steamer, hullt expressly
for this line, and are all owned by Samuel
Joh.son & Co. The names of the steamers are
theOassinl, Glenannox and Glenlogau, a new
steamer now on her way to this port from the
shipyard in Scotland. The first trip of the line
was made last March by the Cassini, which has
since made three trips to Brazil.
The Cassali on her two trip out carried a full
complement of passengers. No steerage pas
Sengers ate carried, as the cargo pays better.
The steamers come from Europe to this port in
ballast, but on their trip from Brazil to this port
eatry largo cargoes of coffee, sugar, rice, etc.
The steamers have twi ports the first Pet nam
buco. the secotnd and last being Bahia. OUn
class of goods shippe I from this port to Brazil,
and which only two years or less ago was all
snt from Manche-eor, Engla ,d. is b ue twill
Very large cargo- of these goods are now sent
regularly. Tihe relations of the Brazilians with
the Americans last yiar at the Centennial Ex
hibition are said to hive opened their eyes to
our industries, and since that time the trade Ias
expanded rapidly.
FINANCIAL AND COMIERCIAL.
MONETARY. ,
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, I
Tuesday Evening, Oct. 30. 1877.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
October 27 ........... .1,239 515 no $154,1012 39
October 29 ... - ....... 1.459.342 9o 121.487 '29
October ............ . 1,40)9.322 82 141 194 12
Thus far this week . . ..4,39:,.1s 72 $41 694 60
Same time last wI Iek .. 4.237,603 12 3:7.852 Of4
Total last week........ 8,.79,50s33: 0n 096 87
Total week before .... 7.695.879 59 973.884 14
Weare apprised by an ol0leill communica
tion by Mr. A. A. Brinumalie. Secretary of the
New Orleans Stock Exchange, that at thei r rlg
ular monthly m.,*tillng on Mnllday evening, lie
governing ,ommllitte, c'urtoolsly complied
with the request of the financlal reporters of
the press, to grant them admission to thie ss
itons of the Exchinge.
The demand for hMoney continued fair to-d"'y
both In bank and on the street, andl commelrcial
paper was lunclhangl d.
Gold and Foreign Exchange were without
quotable lariati.,nl, and the movement in both
was moderate.
New York sight was unchanged.
Stocks were without any new feature.
State Consols showed a further decline.
closing at 85 ,,( t,3 oagainst x6(sr,. l. yosterday.
Premium B ,nwIs wire strnger, ruling at the
close at 836all437, against 36:°.3 :l4!; yesterday.
Nothing , as reported to 'erip or Coupons.
State Warrants contlinued to rule at --91'..
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
pDaper--15 ' cent per annum discount; Al do
nominal- second grade do nominal; loans on
collaterals loal12 Al mortgages 10o-, and see
ond grade do nominal.
Gold opened at 102 1.@102, against 102'8 at New
York. closing at, the op,-ning rates in both
markets. The sales sumlmed 11p $23.500, embra
cing $100o.o00 at 102 1.: $2500, $6000 and $15,00() at
102%, and s0oo0 at. l1(.
The sales of sterling comprised £22.500,o. em
braclng £1500 bill of lading at 448: £10.,0 !do
and Al clear at 488.1al489; £3.000 and £50~o do at
489 and £7000 do A 1 clear at 48910(490.
Nothlng was reported in francs.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 488
0489 for bill of lading and Al clear, and -(s9
493 for bank (hank counter rate at--(493.,).
and francs at 5.15l55s.13:4l for commercial.
The movement in Now York sight was con
fined to s$14.o0. embracing 310o,o00 and 35o (x
commercial and $10,000 bank at I. i cent dis
count, and $50.x,0 private bankers' and bank
at 5-10.
The banks continued to check on New York at
M 14 cent dli~count, and commercial sight was
still quoted at i..
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST C4s.L-10:15 A. M..
$10,000 Premium Bonds .................... 3.4
45,000 do dll ......... .......... 3
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
10.000 State Consols .......................
10,000 do .......................
SECOND CALL AT 12:15 P. M.
1,000 State Consols .................... g51
4,000 do.. 85
21,000 dto ..................... . 85.4
5.000 do 5
s.0~oo Premium Bonds .................. :
450.o( do ....................
10,000 do do .................... 37
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
17 shares Hibernia Insurance Co.... $75 (1
14.000 State Consols........ .........
10.00o do (bidllr this year) .. s8.;
10,000 Premium Bonds tS. o14 int)......... 36%
THIRD CALL AT 2 P. M.
30 shares State National Bank...... $70 00
10.000 State Consols ....................... --
32.000 do ..-................ ...... 8514
4,500 do ......................... A5
1.400 do (small) ............ ... su
10000 Premium Bonds ...... ............. 3;'
5,000 do .................... 38
CRESCENT CITY OPEN STOCK BOARD SALES.
20,o000oo nd $10.000 Premium Bonds....... 36y
.00ooo State Consols .........--.............. 85
10,000 do ....................... -s.
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
2.,000 Premium Bonds-.-......-....... s.... 36
10.000 do do ...........-. .... 36'5
10,000 State Consols........................ 85;'
1,200 ooPer Diem Warrants ..... ..........
AT THIRD CALL.
,000OPremium Bonds---............... 86%
Arrn azann aALL.
.ýtte gEgobg..... .... ........ý.
ý ý.M{I ~ sC,1: ..' ° = : ": mm ...":, ý.:_ _ '' ..n _ .Pte...
LMiye-fsnhpW0g..go'ld vahie... : w
Ten a er piees. gold value..... - C( 7 S0
Spanish doubloons, gold value .. - @15 20
Patriot doubloons, gold value .. - @15 00o
Mexican doubloons, gold value.. - 01t 20
Mexican twenty pesos pieces. -... 19 20 @19 25
South American gold, peso.....8.. 8 @
Prusslan twenty mares............ 4 00 @ 4 75
California gold ................... 8 per c di,.
Light weight American gold..... 8 per c die.
Mutilated American gold. ........ 1 per c dis.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The following are the weekly lquotations of
the Croescent City Open Stock Board:
BANKS.
Bid. Asked.
Canal. p v le).. ............... 95 -
Oitizen s, D v ) ......... 2......
Citizens' Savings Dank. p v 10o... - 11
Oermanta National, p v 100.... - 124,
Hibernia Nationl., p v 100. ... 78 s8i¼
Lafayette, p v50o .................. 11' 15
Louisiana Savings, p v 100 ......., - -
Louisiana National, p v 100....... - 1 o
Mechanis and Traders' pv 20.. 9
Metropolitan Loan and Saving, p
v oo ................. 9 9
Mutuil National, p oo .......... o 91,
Now Orleans National. p v 1oo .... so 9o
Peoples.' p v0 0o.......... -.. 4`i 45
Southern p v 10....... ....... - 45
State National. p v oie:............ ·
Union National, p v 1 .............. 75
Wurkingman's. p v 2.......... 174 17
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual. p v 100 ........... · -
Feutors and Traders', pv 100 .... )9, 1(4'
Firemen's, pv 50.................. 47
Glerwma ia, p v 100oo............. . - .5
Hibernia, p v loo ...... ....... 73
Home, p v40 o....... 19 22
Hop~, p v 1o0 ................. .... 49 -
Lafayette. p v 70 .................... 17
Merchants Mutual. p v l10O4..... 40 45
Meohanies and Tradlers', p v 100 - -
Now Orleans Ins. Ass'n. p v 30 .. - 24
N. O. Ins. Company, p v SO........ 3 44t 37
Peoople's Ins. Company. p v 25.. 14 ' 15
Sun Mutual, p v 1)C ............9. 1 10.)'
Teutonla, p v 100on ................ -
Union, l v 10) ................... 9 -3
STREET RAILOADS.
Cnrrollton.p v lOO .................. 112' -
Crescent. (City, p v 50...... .... -
Canal ajd Clallorne, p v sor .... -
New Orleans;City. p v 100 ... - -140
Orleans, p v ..................... 23 20
St. Uharles Strcct, p v r o......... 75' 77.'1
MI('ELLANOUS SBTOCKS.
Blenvilln Oil Works Co., p v too .. 120 150
Crescent City Oil Co............... 120 123
Crescent City Slaughter-House
Cormpany. pv 50 .............. 3o 34
Carond"det Canal and Navigation
Company.p v 1i0) .......... ... - -
Tm. Bonded Warehouse. p v 100.. - -
Jelft. City Gas Light C",. p v loo.. 5o 65
Lou.laiana Ice Manufacturing Co.,
pv 50.......... ......... · 10 12
LoutsianaLevee, p referred, p v 1 -
La. State Lottery Co., p v 100...... -. so
Louishiaa Oil Company. v Ioo... - 120
Levee Steam Cotton Pro s. p v 100 3a.' -
Louislana Cotton Tie Co., p v 100. - -
Lamm's Fireless Engine Co,, p v
100 .............................. .. . lioe I
T. O. Gas Light Co.. p v ito ....... l103' l104,
Odd Follows' Hall. p v lo)... - -
Sugar Shhd Company, p v 6o...... o6 so
St. Charles Hotel, p v 25.......... .
STATE BONDS.
New State Consolidated Seven Per
Coa ts ......... .............. 85 80
CITY BONDS.
Premium ............. ........... 36N 36'a
Premium drawn numbers ...... - -
Consolidated old per cents ... 37 39
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Canal and Claiborne street I. R.
1st mor tgge 8 per ceants....... 67 91
C. C. Slaughter-House 1st mort
gaoe H per cents .............. 96 -
Jefferson (ity Gas L'ght. Co. H per
cents .. .................... - -
Louisiana Levee Co ................ -
St. Charl. s Hotel mortgage 9 per
cents ...... ........... - -
Jackson R. R. 1st mortgage 8 per
centa ts..... . ............ .... 101 102 i
Jackson R. R. 2d mortgage cou
pons per cents ..............89 -
Jackson R. It. d mortgage debt
5 per cents ................. 75 -
Jacks on 1. R. Con. gold 7 per
cents ...... ... .......... 2711 -
Miss. Central R. 11. 1st mortgageo 7
per cents ............. - -
Miss. Central It. it. 2d mortgage s
per cents ................ - -
Miss. Central R. R. Con. gold 7 per
cents ...... ...................... - -
CIERTIFICATER AND WARRANTS.
City SeriV, 1874 ........... ....... 31 1 33
City Scrip, 1875 ............- .... 43 47
Otlty Scrip. 1876 ....... . - .. 31, 33
Half paid Coupons............... 31 35:(
Logislative Warrants. 1877 ...... 91 92
POLICE CERTIFICATES.
O ctober.1874 ........... ............ 21 :it
Novem ber. 1871 .................... '2 3I
Decemher, 1874 ......... 28 :1
November. 1875 ... ......... 62 a;
D ecem be, r, 1875 ..................... 4i2 . ;5
October. 1876 ....................... 7o 75
November. 1871........ .. ........... . 43 41;
SCHOOL CERTIFICATES.
October, 1874.......... ...... 2r, 209
November. 1874......... ........ 2 2
D1)o. mber. 1874..................... 2 29
August 1875 ....................... -
Heptember. 1875 .................... - -
O nlober. 1875 ....................... 2C 29
Novnmber. 1875 .................. 24; '.
December, 1875 ........... ........ 2 2
September. 1876 ...
October, 187... ........... ....... 58
November. 1876 ................... 25 3
Dec mber,. 1876 ...... ........ 25 30
1-With dividend. --Ex dividend. 3--Wtlh
coupon. 4-Ex tcoupoln.
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Evening. Oct. :J, 1877.
COTTON-The sales to-day embrlacd 5tco
bales, at irregular, and for some descriptlon
easier prices, reotuiring a reduction of a partial
',c, mostly In tin outside 1i gres, for Good
Ordinary to Good Middling. Wo givo also the
figures and report of the Exchange. as below:
AMEBIOAN STANDABD OF OLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
quotations. quotations.
Inferior ................ 7'-@ 8
Low Ordinary............ 8'0 9 -
Ordinary................ 9'. 98 '
Strict Ordinary.......... 9..' @91'.
Good Ordinary......... 9%4@ 9,'
Strict Good Ordinary.... 10 @1o'4
Low Middling..........lo4.110or O'
Strict Low Middling.....lo10. o..
Middling.............l10 . o's 10
Strict Middling...... ....10(.11 -
Good Middling ...........11, 6(,11'z
Middling Fair............11%@012
Fair................... 12 12'
The market opened with a fair inquiry., but
only a imodera 0 supply, and the sales during
the inorni!g hardly exceeded Iaee bal3s, after
which the movement betname more animated
and additional transactions were reported to
the extent of 46e, bales, making a total [or the
ldy. as noted above, of 55o0 bales. Prices ex
hibited some irregularity. As a general thing
factors evinced a disposition to meet the de
mand freely and to make concesslons rather
than miss sales, but desirable kinds. * svpeially
of tho e most in re·uest, were held pretty flrmly
at previous rates and could hardly be bought
for less.
Other dAsoriptions, constituting the bulk of
the offerings, were irregular and easier, and in
some cases buyers obtained a concession of Lec.
Among the reported sales were Low Middling
at lo'.ce. Strict Low Middling at l'~'c. Middling
at loe and loc. and Good MnIddling at Ile.
The dispatches reported Liverpool dull and
easier but not quotably lower, with sales of 7000
bales and arrivals 1-16d lower, but closing firm;
Manchester du l ant tending down; Havre un
e'hanged. but also (lull and tending down; and
New York steady at yesterJay's decline in spots
and stronger for futur, s. which at noon showed
an advance of only 1-loo0:-i00o', but loped at a
net improvement of 5-100e in Novembers. 6-1ooc
in Decembers and Januarys. 5-1 t-ne;-eooe in
February', 6-iOOe in Marches. 7-10ae in Aprils
and 6-liee@7-1o0e in Mays and Junu's.
The saled of the past three days sum up 12.650
bales (26soon Saturday, 4350 yesterday and 56.0
to-day). .gainst 16.350 last week and 10,8oo the
we.ek before.
Receipts since Friday evening 2..949 bales. em
bracing 3:x4 from other deliver y ports (of which
1956 from Mobil' and la48 from Texas) and 25 10us
proper. against 20,449 prop.r last week and 30,196
ast year. Total proper since Aug. 31. 137,233
bales. against 214,354 last year-decrease 77.121.
The exports comprise s,207 bales, emb aiug
16.563 to Liverpool, 3523 to Havre, 1894 to .Bre
men, and 3227 to New York.
The Exchange telegrams make the receipts at
all the ports from 12 m. yesterday to 12 m. to-day
31.020 bales, against 27.174 last week and 32,254
last year. and since Friday 02.332 bales, against
79.453 last week and 104,488 last year. Total since
August 31, 647,977 bales, against 8852.81 up to
Monday noon, October 30. last year-deerease
(Friday to Mondy Inclusive) to Gntat
Th eoha makes the amount on ship
board not e red (before to-day's exports of
4574 bales) 41.780 batles, embracing 15,805
for Liverpool, 13.730 for Havre. 824 for theNorth
Sea. 1914for Bremen. 265 for the Mediterranean,
517 .,r Mexico and 1302 for coastwise ports, leav
ing in presses, agreeably to its account at 12 m.,
5.14,l3 bales, a considerable part of which Is not
onL sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Gal
veston at lot'e, at Mobile at IW. "' totc , at Savan
nah at lo t@10 9-le4, at Charleston at lOeo at Wil
mington at lobc, at Norfolk at le'li'e'.o, at
Baltimore at 10'.@11c, at New York at 11:3-16e,
at Boston at 117c, at Memphis at loco,. at Au
gusta at t10'@10'.e, at Philadelphia at 11-.o, at
Cincinnati at lo04 and at St. Louis at loie.
The Exehange reports: "Bales 543o0 hales.
Demand good."
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1. 1877....... 21,506
Arrived since last statement.... 8.754;
Arrived previously .......... 177.4994- 14i.754,
208,314
Cleared to-day ................... 4.574
Cleared previously ............... 10,.oc1- 111.240
Stock on hand and on sbhlpboard not
cleared ............................. 97.078
Stock same time last year ............... 1141t,924
To-day's exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening 7809 bales.
against 3746 on last Tuesday. and nose last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days'
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced 170
hhds (20 and 154), making, with 2 hhds yesterday.
an aggrega'n thus far this week of 172 hhds. The
armount on sale has been reduced to 5200o hhds.
We continue to quote as follows:
Inferior lugs a8 'se. low Iugs a t@8?to. medium
45@4 tc. good to fine 49@( 1c, low leaf 5,Os4',c
medium 7@8c. good 94lo0Lc. fine 11@lcc, and
selections 12@12(0o.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1. 1877. 8.584
Arrived past threeoo days ....... . 2:1
Arrived previously ................. 71-- 729
9,:11:1
Exported past three days ... ...... 8
Exported previously ........... . 2.7
Broken up for baling, city con
suumption, etc .................. 255- 3,330.
RtHns on hand wto .................. 5
3tocl on hand. etc .................... 5.93
FREIGTh--r A +hrtp was fixed for iHavr.
to-day at 15-145 for cotton. The going
rates are 15-16i for Havre and 15.-82fk'0d for
Liverpool. We continue to quote as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16@ -d; to Re
vol %d; to Bremen 'Gd: to Boston, Providence.
'all Hiver. Philadelphla and Baltimore, via New
York %ce to New York heo; grain to Liver
pool lo5d.
By sail-Cotton to Llverpool 15-3c2@0%d: to
Havre 15-16( 1c: to Bremen In: to Genoa 10.
SUGAR--lReceived this morning 13 hhds.
The market is hare of now, and there is only a
small stock of old, which is in request. 79 hhds
sold at sh'e for good fair, s8c for fully fair to
prime, 9o for strictly prime and 9w9!ec for yel
low clarilled.
MOLA8SES--Received this morning 14 bbls
of inferior; not yet sold. Prices are frm. and
yester.ay's quotations are maintained. Fair
would command 480, prime 5G(a55e and strictly
prime s(o457c 1~ gallon.
FLOUR-Received this morning 749 bbls. The
market is very dull. There is some demand for
choice extra at a mai"rial concession on pres
ent prices, which holdtrs generally refuse to
grant. There was decidedly more movement
to-day, however, and Ihe sales embraced 2399
bbls. of which .s common at $4; 10 double extra
at $r: .; 33 and o5 low treble at s:; 1oo good
treble at $0 40; 25 do at $0 37k ; 10o choice treble
t 450: 25 anti loo do at $6 (02(i ; 25 and 100 do at
to 75; 3o cholcs extra at $7 05; 100 do at. $7 to; 25
fancy at $7 37 r; "*1( do at. $7 45; 200, 200, 3ao, 300
and soo bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at$4e4 25; fine $4 75; super
fine $5 25; double extra $o s0; low treble extra
$o 75@6; good do $6 25@0 o0; choice do $6o5o
6 75; choice extra $7@7 12W; fancy $7 25@7 .0
P bbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain soc above these
prices.
RYE FLOUR-Is selling in first hands at
'4 01@7A1. lb T TR--annllwa nnma In amall lnot
and sell on the landing at $3 so I bbl.
GRITS-Choice coarse is in light supply and
fair demand at $3 90(4, while common is dull at
$3 78 g bbl. Dealers are jobbing in store at a
s4 25 9 bbl.
BOMINY-Is quoted nominally at s8 25@ 75 t
9 hbl.
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL--Bells in small
lots on the landing at s23 2a@8 s0 bbl. Job
bing In store at 13 5 bbl.
CORN MEAL-There were no receipts this
morning, and the stock on hand is small but
the demand is limited. Only :so bbls sold. of
which 150 bbls on private terms: 10o and ole at
62 60 V bbl. Dealers are jobbing at $2 90 V bbl.
CORN IN BULK-None on the spot on the
market, and that on the way here is sold. Sup
plies would command 55R@(a56c bushel
WIIEAT-Is illn relne-,t. and supplles com
mand $1 TO@1 40o bushel, the latter for Ten
nessee.
PROVISIONS-Are quiet but strong and un
changed. with very small stocks on hand and
a very good job trade on orders for the country.
: PORK--MUss is held at $15 25 V bbl. and dealers
are johbingin their order trade at $Si F bbl.
DItY ttLT MEAT-Mhoulders are scarce, and
there are none in first hands. They command
on arrival so, are resold in broken lots at Hs',.
and deloers are jobbing them at nse f tb. 40
boxes sol I on pr Ivate terms, 10 and 30 boxes In
lots at sta lb. ork strips are quoted nomi
nally at 7',c '' tb,
I AON--Is in light supply with a good
order trade at firm prices. Shoulders are
held at sa' 8 ',e; vlear rib sides at 9H :; clear
sides at lO',e 1 a. A reeIver sold 15 casks
thear silos at. 1t)l4 't lb. Dealers are jobbing
shoublers at 5se; clear rib sides at l.o: clear
sides at 10o'1e lb. A lot of 10 boxes bacon pork
strips sold at sh('e 1b.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured, small size, suit
abhle for the tuhban trade, are scarce and in dte
mand at irs 1, 15e . Medium average and
large size aret qtlOtteI at 13@l14)c, as in brand.
Plain cantvas.l and uneanvased are quotel. at
11Y0(b12c 44 lb. Dealers are jobbing at he above
these prices. New York sugar-cured hams
command 15ayc i' lb. To-day a receiver sold 15
tierees choice su gar-cured at 14e i lb.
BREAKFAST BACION-Is quoted at 9 10"lOhlc
ilb. and 40 and 40 boxes sold on private et tms.
Dealers are jobbing at le above these prices.
New Yo:k breakfast bacon is dull at 145ze t lb.
PACKERS' HOG PRODUCT'r-DUeers are
selling on orders in the job trade at $6 I half
bbl for pig pork, $12 So0l'3 t bbl for prime moss
pork. 610 for prime pork. and $11 so for rump
pork. Pickled pigs' feet are selling ant $1 65 keg.
Ham sausages are dull and quoted at s8je tlb.
Family pork is jobbing at $1a 50 " bbl. Pickled
pigs' tongues are qullotd at so apiece.
LARD-Is selling in the local trade at 91
9t,c for refluned, and loc for kettle; keg 9.',t,
100 for relined, and io'.e for kettle; pall 11e 9
1b. Dealers obtain e abovethese prices in their
order trade.
WHISKY-Is dull and quoted at $1 o:it or5 for
Louisiana rectifled and $1 e;00l 11 for Western,
as in proof and brand. lfe bles choice Cincin
nati sold in lots at $1 11 P gallon. Dealers ob
tain the usual advance in their job trade.
STOCKS OF aREADlSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS ON
HIANI) TUESDIAY, OCTOBER 30.
Flour hbis ........................... 28,403
Corn Mteal, ibis ......................... 2.766
Pork-Mess. bibs .............. ........... 2455
Pork-Prime mess and prime, ti.s....... .5s
Pork-Rumps, htibi .............. .......... 45
Lard. tierces ....... ........ ............. 1,116
Lard, kegs ........ ........... . ......... 894
Baron-Shoulders, cass ... ..... ...... 1
Bacon--Clear rib sides. casks ........... 1314
Bacon-Clear sides. casks. ............... 117
Hams-S ugar-cured, tierces .............. 25
Dry Salt Meat-Shouhbtl'rs, casks .......... 35
Dry Salt MoNt-Clear illb sides, casks.... 25
Dry Salt Meat-C ear sides, casks........ 41o
These stacks are in the hands of rceivers,
speculators and thle principal grocers and
denlers.
CORN IN SACKS-The receipts the past few
days have been mostly of yellow, and the supply
of white is light. G ',od supply of yellow, and
prices for it have declined 2, ' bushel; 600
sacks sold, of which 250 yellow at 58e. and 350
white at (60o ; bushel.
OATS-Liberal surpply with a limited de
mand. Only 250 sacks choice Galona sold, in
lots. at 3sc 0 bushel.
BRAN-Gotod supply and the market is quiet.
No sales. Quoted at $1 - 100 loo .
HAY-Plenty on the market and dull. Only
so bales choice sold at $16 5o0 ton. Prime is
quoted at Sl4@15 -. ton.
BAGGING-Large stocks and dull. 200 rolls
domestic jute sold at 12c. 100 half rolls stand
ard on private terms. Domestic jute is retail
ing at 12%@313e, and is held at wholesale at 12'.e
Svyard.
IIICE-The receipts are small and the do
man I is good at previous p)rices. We quote
rough at $4 so@t 75 P bbl. We quote Ionisiana
I clean No. 2 at a3%'3%cc; ordinary 55'.c; fair
5htt45%c: g >od 5? H6YC: prime 65i6%c * iS.
COFFEE-Searcely any movement. We quote
cargoes: Ordinary 165@16oe (gold), fair i8 e,
good 19i4@19'zc prime 19%9002. c . lb. Job lots:
Ordinary 1i64@17.e (gold). fair 18 @19c, good
19h@20I , prime 20ho'20o e I tI.
SBUTTER-Largesto ksandmoderatedemand.
We quote: New York crea-nery 30~o31c; line
State 27@28s; prime State 24@®5c. fair State 20t~
2.2c, Western fruit-house, strictly fine, 20@'2c;
good fruit-house 17@180; good repacked 15@i16.
medium repacked la3d14, low gradee 10'12am
PCB E -Thee isno j hease laosev ast
Sew York cream lB5eDe 15.
WOOL-Eore stocks o ferig than there is de
mand. and it is held hove the views of buyers,
Burry is quoted at e11112c, Louislans clear 20o.c.
clear lake 27 k. 2l0e it,.
HIDES--Are dull but pries are steady. Coun
try green are quoted at d<d.lcn; dry salted 1;st
1' I:c; dry flint 1t1. lb.
tECEIPTo OF PitODUCE--Arrived since our
reviewof yesterday: 741 bbls flour, 57 bbls wills
ky, 21 tierOce hams. 11l:tlerces lard, I0o kegs lard.
+4, boxes bacon, :117 sacks corn. 542 sacks oats, 13
hhdtl slugar, 14 hbls moll ses, 332 bblls apples. 2:13
keag butter, (1,375 ment.mai. 140 bbls onions, Wit
btls rIce and 150l bushels wheat.
EXPO1ItT OF PRODUCE-Exports since our
review of yesterday: :e8 bils flour 5 bbls pork,
29 eatks biacon, 1IV thlr%'es lard, 25 bbls whisky.
c9 hble c(orn meal, 237 sacks corn 14.000 bushels
corn in bulk, 2:1 sacks oats, 17 sacks bran a bales
hay. 82 hhds sugar, 11I bbls sugar. 130 bbls mo.
lasses. 8:17 bbls rico, 9:5o sacks coffete, Co hble
apples. 7 k·as butter, 97 sacks salt. 12 bbls
onions. and 44 bbls potatoes.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
HE3RIFF MALE~.
The City of New Orleans vs. K. D. Maclin;
saRme Vs. saRle.
S UPERIOR DIHTRICT COURT FOR THE
parish of Orleans, Nos. 18,519 and 7000--,y
virt ue of two writs of florl faelea,to me dl rected by
the honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish of Orleans In the above entitled
causes, for city taxes of 1875 and 1587, , will pro
ceod to sell at. public auction. at the Merchants
and Aucetio eal'' Exchange, Royal street. he
tween Canal and Customhouse streets in the
t4econd District of this city, on SATU'RDAY,
December 1, 1877. at 12 o'clock m., the following
desertbHe property to wit
t. A CERITAIN I')RTION OF GROUND, sit.
unto'd in the' Fourth DI)strict of this city, in
qlare number lseven, bound(ed by Ievee,
Water. i4econd and Third streets, designatAed as
follows: Lot numllber three measuring twenty
live feet front on Levee street by seventy-five
fbot 1i depth; Ilt number nhIeteen moesnring
twenty-five feet front on Levee street by seven
ty-eJght feet in depth.
Seized Inthe shove suits,
Terms-Cash on tIlth Hlolt.
T'IIOMAH H. HANDY.
Civil Sherlff of the Pariah of Orleans.
n(1:1 anir. ile1
Tlhe City of New Orleans vs. Mrs. J.
Dinwtlddo:; same vs. same; same vs. Same.
MUPERIOIt DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L7 pacrish of Orleans. Nos. 78.941. 84.669 and
:0e--By virtue of three writs of fleri facl s, to
me directed by the honorable the Superior Dis
triet Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitl'd causes, for city taxes of 1874, 1875
and 1876. I will procoed to sell at publici auction,
at the Morerlants andi Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal streot, between Canal and Customhouse
stre.ts in the Second District of this city, on
MATUADAY. December 1, 1877, at 12 o'clock m.,
the following described propo rty, to wit
A CERTAIN PulTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the Seventh District of this e:iy, in
sluare number one hundred and thirty,
boundd by Fourth, Zimple. Adams and Bur
dette streets, designated as follows: Lot num
Imr twelve, measuring thirty feet front on
Fourth street by one hundred and fifty feet in
depth; lot number thirteen, measuring thirty
fooeet front on Burdette street by one hundredl
and twenty foot in depth; lots numbers four
teen to Iwenty-two, each measuring thirty feet
front on Bardette street by one hundred and
wenty feet in depth; lot number twenty-throe,
measuring thirty feet front on Zimple street by
one hundred and fifty feet In depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on thu spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
oe31 no15 del
The City of New Orleans vs. Jos, pe 1M.
Baker; same vs. same; s;me vs. same;
same vs. same; same vs. estate Joseph M.
Baker: same vs. same: same vs. same;
same vs. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
p . arlsh of Orlean s. Nos. 5.271, a3,935, :31,29
33,763, 51,171, 8 .919, 82562 and l,301.--By virtue of
eight writs of leri fadens, to me directed by the
honorable the Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled causes,
for city taxes of 1868, 1869. 1870, 1871. 1873, 1874.
1876 and 18e7. I will proceed to sell at public
auction,at the Merchants and Auctioneers'Ex
change, Royal street, between Canal and Cus
tomhouse streets. In the Second District of
this city on SATURDAY. December 1, 1877, at
12 o'clock m., the following described property,
to wit
1. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit.
uated in the Second District of this city in sare
number three hundred and thirty-thre.
bounded by Bienville. Dorgenois. Customhouse
and Broad streets. (esignated as lot number
one, forming the corner of Bienville and D-,r
genois streets, measuring twenty-nine feet
front on Bienville street by one hundred and
thirty feet in depth and front on Dorgenols
street.
2. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in the Sec,,ond District of tris city. in
square number four hundred and twenty-five,
bounded by Conti. Lopvez. Iendon and Blenvillo
streets, measuring one hundred .:nd twenty
feet front on Conti street by one hundred and
two feet in depth.
Heized in the above suits.
Terms--Cash on the spot.
er THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Shoriff of the Parish of Orleans.
r 031 nollt del
The City of New Orleans vs. Estate C.
Roselius.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
lparish of Orleans, No. 74,253.-By virtue
of a writ of fleri faclºas to me directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court
for the parish of Orleans, in the above entitled
cause, for city taxes of 1x74, I will pro
veed to sell at publiec auction, at the Mec
clhants and Auctioneers' Exbhange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Seeond District of this city, on SATUKDAY,
December 1. 1977. at 12 o'clock m,. the follow
ing described ro cry, to wit
A CErtTAtN 'OItTI IN OF GROUND, sit
uated in the S,,ontl District of this city, in
square nnmber flfty-eight bounded by l)u
maine, Royal, St. Ann and Bourbon stree:t.
designated as lot number twelve, measuorirlng
thirty-llv feet front on Dumaine street by
sixty live foot, in depth.
Stied in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on th . spo ANDYt.
THoMAS H. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
o :t 1015 del
The City of New Orleans vs. F. P. and
C. P. Boutte.
QUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L' parish of Orleans, No. 156 bis-By virtue
of a writ of fleri facias, to me direted
by the honorable the Superior District Court
for the parish of Orleans, in the above entitled
cause. for city taxes of 1l7., I will pro
ceed to sell at publi,. auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street, ,he
tween Canal and C.ustomhouse streets. inl
the Second District of this city. on SATUIt
DAY, I)ecember 1, 1977. at 12 o'elock m., the fol
owitng dscrritl,(I droperty, to wlt-
A CEIITAIN PORTION OF (GROUND. sit
unated in the First District of this city, in square
number one hlundrd and' seventy-two, bound
ed by Commercial Place, St. Charles, Camp and
Gravier streets, (lesignatel as lots niiumbers
twen y-six and twenty-seven., forming the por
nor of St. Charles street nlnd Commercial Place,
cm a-uring sixty-seven feet front on St. Charles
street by one hundred and seventy feet in depth
and front on Commercial Place.
hNized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the s,.o t.
THOMAS H. HANTDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Oc31 0015 del
CONSTABLE SALES.
A. Kaufman, Agent for D. Levy, vs. John
McDonald.
FOURTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans, No. 5040--By virtue If a writ
of fleri ftacia. to me directed by the H n. F.
B. Hernandez, Fourth Justice of the Peace for
the parish of Orleans I will proceed to sell at
public auction, on SATURDAY, November 10,
1877, at 10,t o'clock a. m., in front of my office,
No. 7 Frenchmen street. in the Third District of
this city, the following described property, to
wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
as per inventory on file in my office.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered
suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
o,.n no5 10 WM. H. HAYS, Constable.
Henry Leitz vs. Dr. Oscar Holthoff.
IIXTH JUS IICE COURT FOR THE PARISH
I. of Iorleans. No. 54:3-By virtu- of a writ of
fleri facias, to me directed by the Hon. Peter
Kais-r, Sixth Justice of the Peace in and for
the parish or Orleans, I will proceed to sell at
puhlic auction at my warehouse. corner of
Campand St. Mary streets. on SUTURDAY,
N ,v .mber 10. 1877. at 12 o'clock m., the following
decsrib-d property, to wit
ONE BUGGY.
Seized j the above entitled and numbered
But. -' "
Terms---ash on the spot.
o u u 3ca o ' a1 ' Q' Rt astabl,,
The City of New Orleansl Vs. Widow M.
Rousselab and Heire.
QUPERIOR DISTHRIOT COUI' FOR THE
k7 parish of Orleans. No, 92,337-By virtue
of a writ of fleri facins, to me directed
by the honorable the Superior Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans. In the
above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1875,
I will proceed to s-ll at public auction,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, in the H4eond District of this city, on
SATURDAY, D.comber 1,. 1877, at 12 o'clock m.,
the following descrhibd property, to wit
AtCETAN PORTION OF O tOUIND, situated
in the Second District. of this city. in square
number one bhundred and flvy , bounded by
Burgundy. St. Philip. Rampart and Ursulines
streets designatedl as lot number eight, mOtesur
ing thirty foot front on Burgundy street by
one hundred and twenty feet in (depth.
SBizcdi in the above sult.
Ternms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAR H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ocl3 nols (llo
The City of Iew Orleans vs. Pierre G.
Dupin ; same vs. alme ; same Vy. Same ; same
vs. same; same Vs. samr; sILIa. VS. sameI:
s.am Vs, sImA.
(SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
k" parish of Orleans. Nos. ,i(.258, :c,259, 51,12.,
6s,s65, 42,488, 82,494 and 125ss--ly virtue of seven
writs of fleri flians, to me directed by the hon
orable the Superior District Court for the par
Isl of Orleans, in the above ent itled causes, for
city taxes of 1871. 1873, 1874, 1875 and 1876. I will
proceed to sell at puhlli auction, at the Mor
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Ioyal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets.
in the S; cond District of this city, on HATUR
DAY, I)Deemh r 1, 1877, at 12 o'clock m., the
following desrlb d propert.y to wit
1. A C.ElTAIN PORTION OF C"OUND. sit
unaed in the Second District of this city in
square number one hundred and thirty
bounded by Bienville, C,nti, Franklin and
libhrty streets, dlesignated as lot number sov
entten, measurlng forty-one feet fronton Bien
ville street by eighty-seven ieet in do th.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF OGOUND. situated
in the Second Dis riot of this city, in square
number ore hnndred and lifty-five, bounded by
Maraist Iienville. Conti and Liberty streets,
delsgnated as lot number twelve, measuring
thirty-Iwo feet front on Marals street by one
hundred. and twelve feet in depth.
el-oizd in th," above suits.
Termis-Cashton the s ot
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
oe31 nol5 del
The City t New Orleans vs. Mrs. Wmn L.
Cushing; same vs. same: Rams vs. same,
SUPEItlOlt DIHTRICT COUl r FOlR THE
Sparish of Orlean-, Nos. 68.398, 80,e70 and
334-By virtue of three writs of fleri lalOas, to
me directed by the honorable the Superior Dis
tricts 'ourt for the parish of Orleans. in the above
entitled causes, for city taxes of 1874, 1875 and 1876,
I will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District of this city. on SATUR
DAY. December 1, 1877, at 12 o'clock m.. the fol
lowing described r'roperty, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated
in the First District of this city, in square
number one hundred and thirty-four, bound,.u
bvyonstanee, Magazine, Ju la and St. Josoph
streets, designated as lot number twenty-six,
measuring twenty-five feet front on Constance
street. by one hundred and six feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
o,31 nos1 del
By the Sheriff of Pointe Coupee.
SUCCESSION SALE
-OF A
SUGAR PLANTATIO 4 IN THE PARISH OF
POINTE COUPEE.
SALE ON NOVEMBER 9, 1877.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF POINTE COUPEE. PARISH
COURT.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. M. L ROSA DES
TREHAN.
No. 658 of the docket of said Court.
BT VIRTUE OF A COMMISSION ISSUED
- In the above entitled and numbered aucees
sion by the honorable the pariah court in and
for the , r.sh and State af ead, and tome
directed, I, the underiAned heriff o fd -par
lsh of Point Couopee. 11 offer sale pub
lie auction, and according to law at the door of
the court-house of said parish of Pointe Coupee,
on SAI URDAY, November , 1877, at 11 a. m.,
the following described property depending on
said succession vt7x-
1. A SUGAR PLANTATION, situated in said
parish of ;.ointe Couvee State of Louisiana, on
the right bank of the Mississippi river. meas
ur'lng on said river ,& front of fourteen and one
eighth arpents, more or less, by a depth of
sixty-five arpents more or less, on the lower
line and seventy-five arpents, more or less, on
the upper line: said planration being bounded
above by land- formerly belonging to the suc
cesstion of Zenon Porch,- and below by lands
belonging to Mrs. Fanny Richer; and extending
back to the lands hereinafter secondly described,
and containing about 768 08 acres in area. The
same to be sold together with all the mules
thereon (about twenty-four) and all the farm
ing utensils, seed cane and stubble c'ano and all
the buildings and improvements on said plan
tation, comprising a sugar-house and purgery,
with engine, machinery, kettles, etc., two dwell
ing-houses and outhouses, a s able, a barn, a
blacksmith's shop, a cane shed and thirteen
double cebins.
2. A TRACT OF LAND, also situated in said
parish of Polnte Coupeeo on False river, meas
uring on said river a front of eight arpents,
more or c-As. by a depth of about forty arpents,
bounded on the upper line by lands belonging
to Dr. L. L. Ladmirault, and on the lower line
by lands belonging to Michel Michel and Dr.
L. L. Ladmirault; the said land extending back
to the lands above firstly described, and con
taining in area about 360.54 actres. The same
to be sold together with all the appurtonances
anti improvements thereon, consisting of a
one-story and basement dwelling-house, out
houses, fences, ete.
The said two tracts or plantations to be
offered and sold separately and In the order
aforesaid.
Terms and Conditions-One-third of the pur
nual instaiments, payable at one, two and three
years from the day of sale; the purchaser, for
said credit balance of the purchase price, to fur
nish his notes drawn by him to his own order
and by him Indorsed; said notes to bear Inter
est at the rate of eight per cent per annum from
said day of sale till final payment, and to be
secured by special mortgage and vendor's priv
ilege on the property aforesaid; theact of mort
gage to contain all the usual clauses, such as the
pact de non alienando five per cent attorney's
fees in case of judicial proceedlngs, the insur
ance of said sugar house on said plantation and
the transfer of the policy thereof to the executor
of said succession and all other customary
clauses. With the privilege to the purchaser of
paying in cash the whole or any part of said
balance over one-third, at his own option.
Pointe Coupee. Louisiana. September 22,1877.
GATIEN DECUIRI,
Sheriff of Pointe Coupee Parish.
For examination of plans of the property and
for further particulars. a R DENto TS,
oo9 tno3 No. 104 Canal street, up stairs.
BUCCESSION NOTICES.
N.ccesslo of Widow Mary Byrne.
QEOEOND DI.-TRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Li ish of Orleans. No. 39.8O-Whereas E. T.
Parker, public administrator, has petitioned
the court for letters of administration on the
estate of the late Mrs. Widow Mary Byrne. de
ceased. Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten days
why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the court.
OC27 31 no5* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
Ph. Taranto vs. Dr. J. R. Johnson.
QECOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR THE
parish of Orleans, No. 2867-By virtue of a
writ of fleri facias, to me directed by the
Hon. John McCor:: ick, Second Justice of the
Peace in and for the parish of Orly ans. in the
above stat' d suit, I wili proceed to sell
at publi auction. at W. K. Apearing's stable,
No. 211 Gravier street. on TUESDAY. November
6, 1877 at 12 o'cl, ek m.
ONA DOCroR'S BUGGY AND ONE SET OF
H A NESS.
S ized in the above stated suit.
Terms-CashOn the spot.
M. RUSSELL,
C027 31 nos onstahle,
THE NIMHOI LS LUNCH HOUS.E,
Is now prepared to supply its patrons with
THE BEST OTSTERS IN MARKET,
served in all styles, at reasonable prices.
Ladies and gentlemen are Invited to calL
is camp asrees.
oe6 lcodIa
The City of New Orleans vi. !teu Itlry V
McCarty: same vs. same; same vs. Mrs. b.
McCarty.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TE '
V parish of Orleans. Nos. 7;.'39. ,F.300 and I T7
By virtue of three writs of tirrl facits, to 9muiq
ditrected )y the honorable the Superior Di*trt s
Court for the parish of Orleans. in the atov
entitled catsnes, for city taxes *of 1574, 187 11
157t. I will proefed to sell it pubi e aurtion, a tu '~
the Merchints and Autiloneers' ExchanIe. ,
lRoyal, street, betwoon Cartal aln Customhouse
streets. In thei Second District of this city, On
HATIIItDAY, December i, 1s;7. at 12 o'clock m.,
the fo)llwing dioscribed rorlrtl y to wit
A CEITAIN PORTION OF ROIOUND, sit.
unted In the First District of this city, in slart
number one hunmlred and nhiety-two, bounTedz ,t
by Melpomono. Timlia. Camnp and Prytagla
streets. deslgnated as lot number eleven, meos.
turing thirty-two foot front on MIlpomeme streRt
by one hundred and twenty-eight feet in depth, 4. '
Hoteld in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOIMAR TT. HIANDY,
Civil Sherlff of the Pari.h of Orleans.
ril31 n-i del
The City of New Orleans vs. Mrs. Augaste
onse; same vs. same.'.
QUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TElI
t. parish of Orleans, Nos. t9.s90 and 8,Sa
By virtue of two writs of flbri factas, to
me directed by the honorable the Sn u r
District Court for the parish of Orleans, ip the
above entitled causes, for city taxes of 187l
and 1871, I will proceed to sell at publi,9 e .
tion, at the Merchants and Al,.tioneers' I.>
change. Royal treet, between Canal and
tombouse trooets, I, he SoeonI Disltrict of ta
clty, on SATUkIDAY, De(emnibr 1. 1877, at i.5
o'clock m.. the following described property, to.
wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sitsi
inted in the First District of this city, ln . i,
number Ilfty-nlne, bounded by (tirod, Tchoul-t
torulas. Commerce and Not re Dame streets, do.
signated as lot number cig ht. measuring twe- ,
ty-fiur feet front on Girod street br ninotyT-g.-i.
feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the soot.
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish oi Orleax .
neo: noll del
TAX NOTICES.
NOTICE.
Oirn of TAx CoLLmacTOB ,
Parish of Orleans, Third Distrit.
Instructions from the Auditor require tb~
dellinquentltit for 1876 to be returned on the I
of November. The taxpayers of this distrioetil.f
please take notice.
S. B. PROCTOR, Collector,
oe24 7t 17 Esplanade
18713. 1874. 18T
NOTICE T DELINQUENT TAX
1873. I874.
OFrICE BTATEI TAX COLLECTOR, Fa28'T
47 Ca oildelet street,
New Orleans, October 19, Y
Attention is invited to the ,rovisions of
No. 23, approved March 1, 1877:
"That all penalties presently acorn
non-payment of delinquent State an
taxes be and the same are hereby r
provided, the said taxes be paid on or
first day of December. 1877; and pw
further, that nothing herein be eonetra
to prevent the enforcement by tax coil
the payment of delinquent taxes b'fore
date, but payments when so enfore,
case. shall be free of penalties as Ve
vided."
E. A. BURBtR
oe2o ant State Tax Collector, First
MUNICIPAL ADVER rlNW _
POUND NOTICE No. S1.
DEPAIZTMaNT or
Administrator's
New Orleans. October AT H
WTAS BROUGHT TO THE SECONV
trict Pound, corner of Orleans and
strete. o r 2.1T7-
ONE LG BAY HORSE, about
hands high mared with the letter o
ip, no shoes, whicf notla
days and expenses thoreon paid, will
ipubli auction at saId pound on MOD
vBy order o t BOBT. . DIAMOND,
oceo td Admn
NOTICE TO BAkYERS.
MAnoLT.v or Nzw
City Hall. October 27,.
The average priceof fresh flour beingthi
seven dollars and fifty cents:; in oo
with said valuation the price of bread far'
week commencing on MONDAY. October 29,
will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread ase required to use only
best flour of the above value per barrel, .nad
use of damaaed or inferior flour in breado
for sale in this city is prohibited. Oo
of bread are requested to report to the a
police station any violation of the above
nance either in variation of weight or
materialE. PIL
o e28ED. PILSBURY. may`
DAVII) F. C0U0 VER & C
SUCCESSORS TO WM. B. WARNE. .W L
WHOLESALE DEALERS -
-IN
WATCHES & JEWELR
8. E. corner Chestnut and Seventh streelt,
PHILADELPHIA.
American Watch Wholesale 8a
oclo em od
WM. D. ROGERS,.,
MANUFACTURER OF ,
STANDARD FINE CARRIA
10e9 and 1l11 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufactory, Thirteenth and Parrish
succeeding G. W. Watson & Co.. retired.
seel 6m eod
COAL. - 00
The undersigned has on hand a large
tity of first quality PITTSBURG COAL
he is willing to dispose of at pliees thate i-
dependent of recent comblnations among
lar dealers. Will take orders during the
ten days for supplying families and
Delivery at purchasers' convenience, and
ment not required before delivery. All
munications promptly answered.
EDGARD BOULIHGNY,
oc4 tf Democrat office. No. 10o Graver s
WIRE SIGNS.
I am prepared to execute, in the
styles, all kinds of
WIRE SIGNS.
-AND)
SCREENS
For Windows and Doors, at prices
DEFY COMPETITION.
Heretofore all orders for Wire Frames
been sent North at a great expense for
etc. My 8IGN8 are
MORE DURtBLE AND CII
than those cosstrueted at theNorth. AI
pr.,mptly attended to.
C. A. SUIELIJ
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