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cmmereial and FPinsaucial Matters.
The reeoopts of ootton yesterday by the Jauk
son lallroad rolled up 7004 bales. which is no
.tceably large. .. -.
The Western papers are ringing their over
lasting Ohange. upon the silver bill arid the
•' dollar of our daddies." and eonselurntl y have
`little else, editorially, upon flnanr'ial and oom
erlti"al matters.
Nor the season of navigation just .loRsd
there have been shipped from IuiTflo nonrly
,o000,o00 bushels of grain (4,.42risWs) and s 12a.1. -
0oo by rail (11i,95,111). Thu oharao on this mass
of grain for elevating and trimming in .lffalo
has been 1I cent per hushel, or neorly a million
of dollars.
As to our home flannanl's, the bunks of this
4lty are rptrese,ntlli as havini in their viiilti
.a plentiful supply of fulnds ,mnd r.r ready to
leet the demandr for dlsorunts, whli' are only
moderato. Thu Cleannrlng-Hous returns lest
week and thus far this week show a fair amount
ot movement. ..
Now that the United Blates Enginoer h.is,
from careful soundings. fotlil that tiet South
Pass, through the jitties and over ithe lars at
the head and foot of the pass, hbad the r~rtilsitE e
21 feet draft. Capt. Eads amd Col. Andrws,. we
understand, left last evening for Washlngton to
get their addltional half a miillion dollars.
The GOrman budget for isis shows a ldo.nit of
it9,0(is,00, which the, States of th't ftdernijon will
be compelled to make good. The nmplro is by
no means an inexpenslve fflair, and a is'w an
nual defoiits of this magnitulde may weaken the
affeotion of somni of the Htatls whlich do not ed
mire Prussia nor sympathiz, with t.he ambition
of her relgning house.
Tolodo has a smart bankr,. who has awlfn.
and they had a cow whilh was going to have a
calf. It wasareod thIt if the calf proved ab helfer
it should be the witn's property. It did so
prove, and when It was two months old the
banker was offered steo for it. He told his wife
that he guessed he could got $5o for the calf.
and she told him to take the ofter, whereupon
he sold the animal, pocketed s0o and gave his
wife seo.
Packingt In the Went.
The Cinoinnatt I'rie I cr.,curret estimates the
total packing at the six principal points in the
Westsinoe November I at A1.49.on(l hogs. against
1,5Il,000 for same time last year.
The Regrulation of Rallroads.
A bill has just beeon introduced into, the United
states House of Rltpresontativos by Mr. Town
send, of Illinois, to regulate eommrot Iby rail
road among the several Staten. It pr)opos4e's to
,require railroads to receive and transport
freight oears of othrr companies without charg
lag any greater rate than is charged whets, the
oars are the property of 1th road over which
they pase. It prescribes as a ptnnllty for any
violation of this provision a forfolture of three
times the amount of damages sustained by the
aggrieved patties to in paid to thi latter.
A New Telegraph Line to Port Iads. F
We have been shown a petition signed by
many of our most reputable and prominent
merchants, ship masters and ship brokers, and
addressed to the Western Union Telegraph
Company, to extend its lines to the passes. In
this is recited the fact that there are now two
linen in existence extending in that directi,"n; p
but that they are owned by and exclusively used I
in the interests of two towboat com panics, which T
often necessarily clash with those of the ship
masters, consignees and Other interested of
parties in this city. The signers assure the w
West Union Company of their patronageand In- p
fluence in ease of this extension of their lines.
The great steamboat It. E. Lee came in last A
evening with an unusually large cargo, amount
ing to 6070 bales of cotton and 26a5 sacks of cot
ton seed.
New York Trade Returns for November.
The trade returns of New York for
November show a" moderate sum over e
the figures of November. 1.74. The total
entries of specie and merchandise
were $24,958,620. This is not far behind the
highest November imports ever made. those of I
t170, when the total was $28,117,237. The imports I
at New York for eleven months in 1577 were
$008,812,872; in 1870. $273.432.775; in t175.$:19,395,
246; in 1872. $4nS0,cHs.181. The customs returns
show that merchandise paying the higher rates I
had not come in as freely as formerly, and that
the ratio is constantly deoreasing. The receipts
ofsoustoms in eleven months of 1877 wore s.(t, 2.
132 68; in 1876. !89,840,071 ; and in 1875, S100o.039Ois.
In eleven months the exports of 1877. including
specie, were i296.73s.:I,; of 1876. $2(1j.58.471. and
of 1875. $298,081. se0. As New York imports are
about two-thirds of all the goods landed in the
country, and sends out about forty-five per cent
of all the exports, it follows from the above
figures that the "balance of trade" in favor of
this country for the past eleven months of 1877
must be about $*100.00,ooo.
The Sugar Selzure Case.
We have already made mention of the solzure.
at Baltimore, of two cargoes of Domarara
sugars suspected of having ben artificially col
ored to evade the revenue laws. The adjudica
tion of these oases will involve an immense
amount of red tapeism, and consume much
time before a decision is arrived at. The Balti
more papers state that the first stop in the in
vestigation will be the appointment of commis
slons to take testimony. The commis-vons will
visit Demarara. and probably other places, and
the taking of evidence will be necessarily very
much protracted. Pending the final adjudica
tion, however, it is learned that the importers
can release the sugars by giving the usual hbond
required in such eases, which bond will, of
course, be subject to the decision when it shall
be reached. Distinguished counsel have been
employed by William H. Perot, and Tate. Mul
ler & Co., the owners of the cargoes seized, and
the cases will be ably defended,
It strikes us that it would be a much more
simple and expeditious method to have a clhm
ical analysis of!these sugars slade at Baltimore.
which would inevitably bring out the true
character of the sugars; and that it is palpably
unneoessary to adopt the roundabout course of
sending to Demarara to obtain a solution. We,
in Louisiana. are most particularly interested
in this subject, for the Demarara sugars are, as
we have said before, about the only on's im
ported into this country, which, from their
grade and quality, can come in competition
with the fine sugars of Louisiana.
A List of the Articles which are Made
Free Under the Willis Tariff Bill.
The following is a list of articles made free
under the Willis tariff bill introduced in the
United States House of Representatives, in ad
a dition to those tree under existing law:
All acetates and acids contained in first and
second subdivisions of schedule M. sundries
section 2504 Revised Statutes of the United
States, excepting tartaric acid. alum and
patent alum ammonia and sulphate and
carbonate of aunmo.ia. (crude and regulus
.antimony. asphaltum, asaflrtida, balsams used
for medltinal purposes. barytes and sul
phates of barytes. beeswax, benzoates. billiard
chalk, blaok of bone, or ivory drop black, man
factures of bladders brick and fire-brick, and
roofing and tiles, bulbous roots, calomel. castor
beans or seeds, slack coal or culm, coke, cop
poras green vitriol or sulphate of iron, crayons
of all kinds, dried pulp; embroideries are put
among the materials with which they are man
ufactered; fnishing powders, fish-skins, fire
crackers. grlnd-etones. all grease, gum. substi
tute for starch: hat bodies of cotton come under
cotton manufactures, and materials of hats
eome under the same provisions conoern
inag the materials - hatters' p ush the
aiti~sg ogPU uaEr the sbmoVnslO In tthe bll,.
a41 do 'ind1rbbor boots: linseed or flaxettd If
minera and mi os nubsta nOes, minrera lt
Lora.. osier or willow for blcet-malKlng: ' bI
ratint rol ptrovdod for in oloth section;
oahres, illtrtn mrane. Mpanish brown, ambesr.
End ,V Ut k o hrsrown., otc. are all iniudod In o
ant lino dyes." which are providnll for. Oxtod vi
of ,lns' Is inoltudd I anilinelln d. s;" fih- Al
Ioindoi, Franktort lhank and 1.BerlIno lue areIn i w
eluded in "aniline sdy.s;" hyd.lolate, l oato, on
ssIoda. and whta ash,. stained glve windows i,
for c.hurchoa. jute hurtt. . .
. -- atill
iraitn ilereliptm, to
T'hn .,Io' '7pt, of Krain at the eight prlninldt' Ral
ako arlnd rlvyr" ports, from .Jinuary .Ito Nsovo- . 1
Ttr 24. 1t474 .and 1477, toatrther with the oxport7- hil
from Now Yuork for t.he year to Novemb r 27, are of
gvonll In the foollowilg totl),: .
Intertor 11i57pts.
176. 1 )77.
Whlt ................ 51.7441 4.,H477
('urln 74. 5.71.01 7:1.,57.1ii1 (1
(ints 'A,14it4l.731 221i,4.iA) O
t itariey . .1.. . . . i,,, 5,1577.^4,, k
ral ..... 41565
1t 1176. 1r477.
Wheat. ..... . 2al2.7th0,917 1R,474;,77'
( ir. . l,159,r1.i7 ,432,.44: 43
Oats. .. . 4',,4451 231,47:3 U
iittrloy -.... . ..4,154 1 .,t5t15isii
1 Itys. ............ ........ 1,174.1(44 ,9I77.118
Totl.l 7.......... .....4,753:131 41,.44,45
'This shows ia rsmnshlsi5rilo adlvan'te in our six
poI'.tHs of corn, rye and tl rlriy, aril a hi'oary 4l,
0 role.s In ots. and wheat. ( horman y, lty.soi,
Turkey. LEgypt andi India Ifrnlth('d EFng lIi, i t'
with those csrnals more shirstnpy siuring the tast D
f ye ar than they oiihl Ir) imnporto d from thlis
.oII .It| ry. tn.
Or to'rrc.i.n Trade.
I( lnin.inniti Prleo Uurretit.l
i Tho rotllrns of ths hlreulau of Htstl .stih. show I
It larg, Inrlraso ii tnii,' fior gign s'xport 'if ,lis.r
pit,'hauilis fsr ttiii i.lii|ii.ti os ts'tsitssr. tIft liggr.. -
ntlo belrng $41,sll9.:l7s, latginst. $l4$,r,21,(5 In U''to
tor. 1471. l ThlT xt ports for the sl540 inoilt.llh
wor.. 157 541) 342 if doislOsiutto trodiii , againstLL
. ti) ,694,:sri lasht vyar. gold vaLtho.
a Thol' a'gargat.i tintsir4rl fir tl tin on monlhts
r nnsling Ostoulmr 7I i's)llLsilar with last y(sir y ams
44i 1477. 1447,
lo hItors,'hanl.s. . . ......41'7,'35 79"2 $31,i12.113
l Hii3,i .. ......... 19,7445,97) l5.si:3.,764
if. Total ....... ... $4 '12.t721,742 )3I4,0;,Sli437
)n insoIeL 5........ ,:12.35IG
vllh sos. aro glvi'n Iholow, with toi lnl5parltlive llg
IIris: 1477. 1476.
Iluiicst Is. tsroidloi . $474,7(71,145 Siii.;'515 .5'i90
t n orii llr 'ig in r itlloii i -i' . lt I , l 57 I.a11 1. 14
I Hpoc . ... .. 44'2 .9 ' - -1
ist Total 4.............. '29.5i4,19251 $7,5).126,5
Iniocaso . 2h5.;37H.rOi
' li oxtileMR of ox portss yor Itmport.s fsr thei
ton months is I)s;,r,,5:i I14, 'lIh . oiixS (sif oxlisrt.s
po asi vyear for the' statu tnoi 00 was 5j75,5),1i45.
od The-se satlstis's Shiw that. t horn is )4 ha's noss
i- sldsratbl Inusroasis In sour getioriil trndot for thiis
ill. inpilots iiro lonti spisu0sllllsv' Rlye.''oUnt iuit for
tihe (.onsluimDtive tra,'i. 'TI. Il·c trlgo l, rale l
t1 ann'o In ourr fav)r i.0 17i.tl.51 ois isino, 1otrivintllroll
oi't Ihi' txrort of s piudle froum ox'sndon ilth IItI irn
rg- Iorts 2...l. 94i. i, biit I.st, yo)uTr, wlth a aerget
tre ade tlaiau'no in ollr favor, the ltit. oxpslrts of
ths D't(.l were' $.74,770,017.
Ts.ic TIhol iiyslltl t of inlerest to forolgni ltolld
Lny hulsiors arid th'' rituirn ounm' sf Insiny if 'sir
r ssc sirltis. togetntlhor wlth tht pir ymint ,f fr'iglht
t on iotlh Impnorts anld (xpo(rts of nmreratiasdlsts.
t.tite 0 n(unit fs r tho liglht irns rt) if spoi'ii In thi,
fron ut o hslargt It trilsi, tialauiuss ltn our flavor.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. n
MONETARY. L
OFFICE NEW ORLEAN8 DEMOCRAT. 1
Monday Evening, Doc. 17. 1877.
NEW ORLEANS OLEAIINIG-HOUBH.
(Clerlll'annes. III3 ali3'. $2
PDonmber 15. . $2,(364;.M;9 71 $180.047 5'I
Decetnmber 17 ............ 2,:121.300 3)' 253.412 0I3 t
Total thus far ... ...... 4 .:4370o 06 13.759 61 A
The banks are well supplied with a surplus 1
of funds to meet the demand for discounts. eI
which is only moderate.
The offerings on the street of commercial 5
pigpor are slight and rhr,. easy. _ .
xceptional commreral paper 8119 IF cent;
1Al do 1I1@12; second gradeldo 15(0ln, loans on tI
collaterals 8'010; Al morturgo paper 9010: b
second grade do -@-- P cent per annum. i
Gold is steady.
Foreign Exchange is moderately active and
tight is freely offered and weak.
State Consols close weak at 544'R4', '..
Premium Bonds have boon neglected and are
easy at. 34T%.@35.
Stocks quiet.
Gold opened In New York at, lo'., and
closed at 10271. Here it opened at 1020(w102'., 1
and closed at 11.Uo0103. Haloes--.0H) at 1(03l.
$Itr(1 at 108, $31o0 at 1le2a. $1000 at 102 ,.
STERLING BSALEH-£12,03n hill lading at 48;:
£el,e4o and £f40)0 do at 4'.,09 ; £30x3 do at 48s(t9(.
I 48; £3000 do at 499: £8000 bank at 493 and £15-.00 (
bill laling at 49(O94808,. Dank sterling -. com- I
mercial bills -.
HIGHT HALES--o0,0co and $4o,oo3 hank and I
bankers' at ::; $7S,30, $20,0(01 and $15t.0o0 bank
ers' at 7 10:; $25,000 and $50.,.o commercial at !.
Bank sight d. bankers' and commercial .So, 1
7-16 ' 'cent discount.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BEFORE FIRST CALl.
$2 5,oo Premium Bonds .................
BETWEEN FIIIHT AND SECOND CALLS.
a10.,00 State Consols ...... ......... ... (5
233(.0) Premium B 3nds . ....... .... ...
t 20,o( do do ........... ....... 3
SECOND '.ALI,. 12 N.
15,f , Rtate Consols ............. ...
5(10 City Scrip. 175........... .... 41'
BETWEEN SECONI) AND THIRD CALLS.
1o shares Merchants' Mutual Ins Co. 44
30.(x)0 State Consols ..- Sl'
42,000( Premium Bonds . :.4'
AFTER THIRD CAIL.
.0oo00 Premium Bonds ........ ......... 34'
CBEBESENT CITY OPEN STOCK BOARD BALES.
BEFORE FIR CAT (ALL.
$10.000 State Consols . ...... 15
20,0o)0 Premium Bonds . 1-16
10,30I 0 1o so
2(,00) do ........ ..... :
AT FIRST CALL.
S10,000 Premium Bonds.............. 34';
BETlWEEN SECOND AND THIIIRD 'ALLS.
V 27.3(o0 State Consols ......-...... t'
10,0(0 do .............. . 81
20o(1w ) Premium Bonds .......... ... .
S30o,(4 do .... :
13 shares Hope Insurance Co .... 59) 75
AT THIRD CALL.
10.x00) Premium Bonds ................ 4
1O,0(0 do (B. 10) :34'.
10(3 shares Lamm's Fireless Engine
Com pany ....................... 3
I [By Tolegraph.1
NEw YORK, Dec. 17.-Money (loRed at 7 t.er
cent. Excilange closed steady at 4924(u4M(4. Gold
closed at 10lOX. Govornmn's (lS0(d firm ; 'llrr
-rely sXxos 1201()123. Pa'tflc RlailrOa(I bonds
closed as follows: Union firsts 107 '44107) : land
e grants t03,'l03 ; sinking fuIndhs 9t3.34 ', ;
Oentlals 107ztV.l9o'*. Ill State bonds Louisiana
' consols sold at 8s; Tennessees at 12 for old. 41
' for new and now series.
COMIMEUCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. }
Tuesday Evening. Dec.1 i. 1877.
GENERAL REMARKS.-The market gene
rally yesterday was dull, though there was a
good hbuiness done in our leading staple.
The reports from New York and Liverpool
were unfavorable, as we noticed in our evening
edition ; but, notwithstanding this, there was. a
good business done and sales summed up 9700
bales. showing a decline of eic on lower grades.
The returns from all the cotton ports show
large receipts and a heavy gain.
In sugar the market closed steady and firmer.
with receipts amounting to 1477 hhds; sales.
1267 hhds. Molasses was active and slightly
steadier. Receipts, 5451 bbls; sales, 3787 bbls.
The sales of flour footed up 2000 barrels, of
which 1400 were taken by two buyers, something
unusual in these dull times in this article of
trade. The market is quiet and easy, and the
demand is only for local trade.
The supply of pork continues moderate: our
receivers are awaiting further developments in
the West, some thinking that the porcine pro
duct has not yet touched bottom prices. The
demand here is light, the usual consumers of
pork having evidently transferred their affec
tions to poultry, game and other articles.
(MTTON--The arrivals at i p rt t y
a ehind e tions ad to e falljnoffw is
.ttributed to hihecVy LO.8 whtOh just now are
nfnhfhtlYoccurronce and hlndct: nrrav ttor. I
Other dofiery borts, F1owov'er. show unusuallw v
largo receipts, N. Is shown by our tablos givombow
1'itt fonttrt of hbtinoRss on 'Chango was the
tomtn ti)rtltfn otf irrogiltirity In priotlft, osty
vi ws of holdetrs ant Iac.tivity in thlt fmti( 1
'AtlviooM from otht~rP.. and oontlrAlng ntatrea, t
worn oin 1(rtd4It)ln tS, b whtilI t ttt (liii not cawn,
oR huyetr.nis) ltdltt'rnttOwtlit atpparent In tii-wil it
Ilntnt)4 w% ii which Itheir vlowtt worn rtt Yry I
factors, IrJ1vrrerp( oI ar~l o nal a tleli rlo f 1.-Irsl
and AmerLitan rrtuIrki4't. gnt~nratliV craior. spOt)
toeiit. I- L)' at. N+w Tcork n1(1 fit)iros d ropot ,irt
it to jr, paints. Ntt t1tht.Ht.llt4ItK `hIM')ltIflt un or
111)14 mtr~ot)) nA an ii tl~lluttO4M 44 ICoo Liotlri fl4~ Will)r
dl no. irrtI Malt) r4V'or( II4 to thnrnnmhnth'r 4 1oca
bai.ItM. thI, rtsutlt at t.h,, 410)' Mitewin (151 t li
of !,c ore titt low 45r441'+ t44'ow th(.) proof)l ruin Ii~
on tHttJrtlaY 1lt1.,
Tho mftnla)l lltMoniI of the Cotton Rx'haiigt
wore IS flollOW :
TO-1)ATE. Y1S44TIL.DAT.
Low (Iwllnary........ . 4 . 4 H it sr
Ortllrumry .... ... ... . "
(.14144 (Sr I natry. .... 9` 4~
Lo4W T Mlddllutg- ......I' u,
Mtddl'tg . .. ........ s In'ý
0Oo'd. IttttliCg... It' itt
ttay's4 t(-da4y `t' 441 txa(+.ll) rk*1 Irrlgubma4 :1(I
(o7rIoN HTATtCMISCN-.
T~n atore iandl or MhllI44rt I opt.. 1, 14477....21,:tr,r,
(.rsfn roc 4(l.4b4 prvrt)VutlY.... 44))i~-- 44'4~ r444744
'1'4)ttt. 1 1411 MI....Y " t"77,141
Fap44rt4(41 t -t(la . . . .,41
1 iji p~ortA'~Ilr' 'bt........414,444)4,- 41t1,, 1(4
To4tat. 44t44(Io ttils (lil~y . .... ...." il41
Tn Iota t(k0 14' itly int 4 7744 1414)....tt ia
pool, Ht,. I154 't I.1mrI. a14d 171:1 to Now 'Cot k
N't rt(htoipta Mitt114) 1t4(,i)4'by ........ .7.11
4 ltcO(tpttt)4 Erv1t4 ot144t' ports .......... 1111
NOtm,' 1(oi`H) 111)4 NtundiY I(tt a 10t4444 Al4(,1(24
Not ro'o41144 t it)4141 4 h IAtt(, yea ....... 1421
Not). ro'"i 5744140 1mo ' 11r~(1(V 1 :4,9,
Not r44'oitl.4t) n o4444 ItO)) l44st. wee 4444
Not r4l'4 ibt)) 4ttiit4) oti la))s~t you 17444
yNot, rI" 4(t)((ts 4(4) 'lo tttorttr 1 ....... 44t ý
- l l)* ...t ut tl.trl t~tnttt Itikt. V4a .... ..71:li
Cottoin Exila lgnl Iai followMw LIvorl;ool 5•.4441 Iti
tbiltll. t'}avx0 4t6,02 Iilr.len ;l 741., Molit1trrlaoan I i
,447, Nortih Hola Iu.n7; HSala - MNxt() -,
;4;4Li4twtii 5051; totait. 1i202741 It4lni. T414, tak;;n la
from thu l44~('k at noon. ia poted at the Ex- lii
QhIII HIIY ) 1, V10,'s n i ll | k(O)r 1:13.'/ ..1) b lhl, s. l
r oo r rln n' pt a M gv'-i In Itih tn;; gramrn :
Ito th liotto;l ExI'haiigo., Irom lri t4at urdllay to A
inoon tro-doi V. MtioIW So.:V"4 t,itliM . 121 nt4 .f 47.'s, el
titlo; l4a t I47 ( Iay and MtIhnday. 42.7412 laiti last ;
your. anil 47 4:17; 141*. tht; y;'ar tieIfori.
T''h1 mIoviym;eInt iat porti4 for Ithron la44 liup to
no.)u to-day I iovern b nlo)w;
I{,',''1v,'11 Sailm,' filnrt 4r,0,' t imo 4
niin Frtt- hast wook. Ilut yiatr. n
lid y.
Now Orl.rann- 2l.... 24~.RI: 17.10'2 7
(1(ti veMutoll ...... 12.142 /i 044 74.1114
Mobihit .. .... 1,21 7i:l21 r,75:1 , .
8iVtail rd .. N73 10 :11 (.277; 9
(.3t r , l i on ...... 7,17 5 ).ll 44.5l; 4
W ilnlingi t on t ......1 .'.7 3,0G9 I..7
Nr frFlIk . .. .,4144 3,11"2 7,'4.):;
Now Yiork .. 1 174 155
ehlln lipl mhi m .. t 2,11 a 'r.-17 1.715 ;
Fit) ailil .......... t , oi704 .1170
'hlanlg. for thlrdlyH hlarrv n.1 aIl fo!lows:
G. II. Frarnce,. {Cont. Chanl. StocnkR.
Thoi wr k i . 29.5. .0 1 'i . 772 5
TIn t w .. 2-1...25 10.3244 5 25 .. 736 .24
nlet pI4 44lr.. 1it.e.0) vn i : t f n.7: I.... -I.7407.77 I
'()(EAN F iR;I ; IlTH--Arn illoto1 n iat s rollo,ws: I'i
Fly s am fi (ottn to, Ir vlrv-ol I,-:32d; to
ly udar l -- pr.ton to TIvrrtpo-l o : -:12<a7-1(o;1 to
i t'.1 lll . rt1 fr t o Nre ri44 ihtr ls ort1 i fr;.;ltlill .
f1, 11. FaIn;lll.. C on t. Cw Y t;rk. hir;kM.l
I hIM n .lk ar. ByNI , ail thlrl n .9 li 776 - Ir.
AiMt wthn oP 24in5 thi, mark4 t w2 a som2.,what
lnsettled, but t tr4 ady and f4rmer 4t t7 ,7
OCEAN F.IW quol.: In-rriort l a'c; common
toy uSoot o-mool nIilo iv; ir tip o Ioa5-211,; ir
.t '(I --i ; t oll Ilir -4' ";.l416,; t rim 7(:"s;n , Prtutv
primor Il "e; grity i o ellirlrli d hrlo-I7-an ; ynlot w
vlarlfNd, nw in qullit. 7~s4; York .wi grainoo
SL l l' whlto rill '.
bblR. Prhic. arp) felrly Ht,.ady and thi mlrket
ill ctlv . W- ott, to: ,vm llon l 1,m2047-1 ; Ifar I2
d o'W ; prllll 32'I e -16; /trlctly prile O :l ; grai;I!
bten; rato tIo North rnl ports 1to, ;;;;ot,;l iat. i
$ LOUl --T'hisM4 lrti, I ontine w Yiik. anllit n74d
R4y , wit;h ir vary y odNoril the rat,' ld in thIi local
trL o . ThNw rk rtl ;5 tl. IKgrgtdl aR,1 illt
SIUGAR Iarrtl-. ol wlhi'h 47/ h.) 1 rr7,l wore t12k7n ihy
two the spIin. thtll .a h)oi tha only ntwhar
o ting flatulr of t lh l m rkttr to-dly. aanlirat --3;i
, 0t $i( 7 fu; ll5y, air$5 25 ; t prime 7i: 72'; tro itlt
$8 ; 10iO lat $¢) 1'2 ; 2F) nn(l 50 it $t 75; 25 lt $7. Blind
vrim I?.en gray iariftit ;r 4I.t 4n0 25; yinlow
xIitrtl) 2i , i. 4 01n lrllt 7)xltr1 4)1; 7;ffwht,, goodt
0 IA) hl, loW to ,'1oi' h. $Ite)a5 75i; clholo ' xtr.s444
MOLAj1t4 25: li.tot 40h444 5)1bb.7 8Hao b 7l. 7
$8€}ORN MEhIr-'rhrro n anr Imi,r \c'd flooling
in m.l t-lye , andtr w, fairly tnhld tln , reportka
sial,! Ol Iof 1 bbil's lit $2 5m, b)i'ing a subslantl al adl-
vaIlnct'. olif slon(. W llot0: tilon m2arkit wt1 fron 26t
$f 4,2 ) itr h In )lvltlrrl- a lo Jblin i nit $ 75in ci lrrer l.
(l trie. ThAr tIErlAII Fl AlN -ggTergt l abIt
2,441 li'arri, of whiih f1144; .trnels were tamrkers i
d lle t llliat it;'IY Ilt iL o Of'tt 45kt to-day l. 4i)le--lln
CORN ME... .-.. h.r. . 1s an im r... . fo.ling
'7(1iN FIAOURV-T8s hllot(8i at $ 7'(1 , ila inr
qualijt. 1,01'l demland m ill. tllil this ar id'lo
Is hiefly sold(1 for export. 4
(it111' -- Demand seradv and fair. prlnes ,,
ruling easy in lots at ft 4o"31 nre0 tV bhi for No.
2 and $l 75(43 :1 for choice; dealers jobbing at
$3 l.50c4 1f bbl.
IYE FLOUR -There Is a modorate sufply,
but qlUlto ellllL. t t the demandl at $4 25T! I 50
'ORtK-The IIppiy Is mroderate and thle dIe
mand light., sall seldom reall hig the propor
tions of rounld lot transactions. Tie last r'- r
orted slle wa(s ati $13, a1nd thllt Is still th norm
inal mrket. Deal rs are jobbing at $13 50o 0
13: 7 "5 3 ))l.
uinlY MALT MEATHS-Fresh rieclpts aret fair
and (1lltule equal to the current, delhlalnd. The
feelllln is Masy and llmarket nolinally rb.(,5',oc for
sh)lllder, loose and vacuked, 'liar ribs oflerinlg
at e l5l;, (1rndl ,lear sid81 quoted at i,(5k()3Xe.
)neale'rs job rn.. aove these prines. Halts-
Sear load lo1ose1 .sholllderh. lIt c: 101 boxes do at
5 ACON-Continues qioet and meay, with a
limited ldeIland. W qiot( shoulders at (;'iW.
c·liar rib sld1( at 8(.'25/iH; n1111d c'lHar sides8
8'(/"r~", dIealers jobbing at '.r%( thighe'r.
LARD-Is in fair request both for export
and in the local trade, and market stleady. We
qUlot packers' tlerco at s'c., refined tierre at
C;,c5e4 , a1nd kltt)l rendered at 8', da)'lirs
obtlainlllg aran a1dvai.l1nct of n'e on thisei( prices.
HAMS-Tiero is some export ilemandt, hbt
otherwise the market Is dll1 andi prices easy
fo r luyers. Wel qutllft ul(fVllMedld 1d( tlilin
canVllvas(d lo1(01( I. and 1:t6, IIc for Ihoi, MiLgar
.urled. dealers obtainlng ' die advance on thiese
DrfIIIAKFAR T BACON-Qulit and stepadly at
)Clil. In a wholosale way, dealers jobbing at
PACKERS' HOG PRODUCTS-Dealers are
selling on orders in the job trade at $7 25 V half
hbl for pi pork, 12 bunhaned for prime made
pork. i eg for prme pork, and $11 1 for ruman
epork. I'rgsi' fet are selling at $1 c0t 75 a
ORN-ke. Ham and smallges are dll d qustotk fair.t ale
stc 1 lb. Family potk Is jobbing at 5 12 5(1 s hhl.
ickled pigs' ton lues are quoted at h stock
otlerce. andl jowl at 38 50@ taarre l. Ib,
1o nasausagl o 7dib7(7. Spare ribs 35 w50t7 50.
WHISKY-Is easy tand unchanoged, city male
selling at irrllglar prices from $1 01@n 15, anle 0
Western roctifieo d aIt $1 o0i1 08 " gallon.
UOltN-I)cniand smail alnd stock fair. Sales
C3( white anI 300 yellow at quiet but veryl.
ATOB-Are in limited requort and the stock
ond. sale is estimated at lo hhds.
BHAN-There is a firmer fecing in prices
Sandt demand moderate. Sales-25o at 83c. and
10(4 at 85c V cWt.
IHAY-Lower, with a moderate demand.
Choice $17081; prime $145t4 t'i ton. Sales-30O
Sbales (hotel, It $17 38 ton.
COFFEE-Tile market 18 quiet, hut very rm.
QUOTATIONS FOR GOLD.
argoeserior. Job Lots.
Prime .. ................. 1....5.1.- 21 .2.
Goodto fine.. ............... .19 19'd 19.
Low leair.. ...............iS.. . s (419
Ordinary ............ ...17 @17 .. 17 @17
TOBTECCO-NMod sales reported. d em tfa
on sale is estimated at 1900 hhrds.
f QUOTATIONS.
5Inferior lungse .......................3 0_ K
Low lgs. ..........................
r Medium................................... Y.
(Good to fine........ .........4....
SMedium................................. 7 @1 8
oo..................................1 @11
BUTTER-Moderate stock and demand falr.
We quote New York creamery. fine. SOO3iC;
yr New YOrk diry180270. as in quality; Western
Ja S ýBIrtO~eaka d nl igz1&i New
Yofk cream 1S@15) O. Western factory 12ýº1t .
t4TA%81--If good demand at 850 In lots;
Jobbin rata ®4epo 1 a.
WO More se tocksoffering than tbene Is de
jasad. eatn it is hold ahove the views of buyers,
Barry ba ipaotEd at 116l0 1%. Louisiana elear 2634.
cisar lakel 273G42bW I lb.
IIID~tF---8utEIY fair and-market quiet: noun
try green''0 i(3. dry RftAtrd 13441:)%, dry flint
14Eb16t;i
M4ALP- - trxok I Ight with it good dntsand. Hince
our last rsnport. oIno naacg. all nEEE5AE, ssold at
7aE.Lpurr ek .lfafloat. anl orne to arrlve on pri
vatst terro+. WE jllotEE Eca)rgo irii" , at. 70'4)71, an,
rordirig to filling. I)r SE-trnr am ailing from
warohonso at, 76rr4EO%! f'j oars1e, itune t$l for fino,
aRs in jnallby and quantityy. 'I'usrks island nog
lswtobl; holl nominally at u2 hP ,bihol. Tahin
salt, I n uocnkots 1'/40 7 ;o, ,,,I,. as irtuliio
1'(')IJ'II I'IY--OtI ''hktiMko I4004 30, young $SIP
3: (10(10-4 S: gESIE5E oSo: cI rk'ysHwr'1 down EEZ1.
E(;Qi-WEosts'r 2c,45¶ir; L.ouisianai :taa)'.'ao 55
11.1 1"r--fs in morderrts sr It1sv. No. 't r3'rnstfic!
RMmEEsS;O 445La' EorErlSary 4 .65', fai r 'ts,
gor Efr 6' « ''. srimE n',"'ýrý.! (hEEIoior y'+ '1 t IS
IIIIY.J C(O)lN -NNos oblTnorlng. and the marrket
Is nrIEES}nlnai6 6 's 1hnlh5J.
WH' ii EAT --N'IEEE hoErn, an nominallby ait $1 s1E"F
II s IE4IEbuhl for wIntor. stnl $i if 'Dk 2L2 for
M+b'St-j LFNTN -Pintos arm olilinlg at St rESll
1 7 r: on inns at. $2 A'.M-'lli 7.7; EapliEM at. !t in" 14
hbbl ;i b'tnhEs(E at $410 i 1$ lI0. aLndI $i 7601)2 I rrras,.
SIIAQ lN(l - 'b.una'y at. 12 1-, in room lots: m
hilinrg at. 12i ((4l:u' . url ir g twist, at 1:34(3 iL
Sroa' l ots; rftELbll SEW ab, 11s'.
Domentle Market..
Nw;w YoRIK. 1)'w. 17, 11:4. It,. in, ( fen ,qiL;ii';
s hlp l le it N ,w h i'.ClIan --1(,I c hill lll l.g Hhtr at.llt 1 ;
O'i.t14('hi.ivY Ilt i , f. r lainr ail to for inril.n.
prim l.'.n u'i14, lot,.20; 1l01, intomi . ; . i . ,
'u.25. Herg Wr firm; n~ x®i101 rporhrl; rflinling
tair t~ io, l fair, 7.','7', urinl0, 7'.; r'linsni
xt(l',ud rd! A, 9',. ",',; grauntlt.o., g'. ; ,at, loaf,
1i1. HyrilF8 - rm isim , Ii.ii 15(0 4.; iliar.lr, :01i4'1:i.
M0laIsIL i+ngIllsh IIslambs-. "n(11..; NIow
I Orl''Inssa -:o -,. 1n Carolina, 4);lik
l ..4110 ,l. 7 ,4 7',: Ih anig( oniI . ( "ll'ii,. T i'rTin r .
Fr.on:., 1''w IllI ',,:a ' 'l' T rkih n,,,w 10(l0b' .
LiRisin)s--Hoiiiiel8 33 r4ri".1 '; now $l 70o0" I 7r5;
Mu li1e41tl. iv'w$1 +i.,,,# 10; M Vl5'l inl. nl!W l';(47.
(lirranlIM 1 ild rl4, ',; :I r1w 1i(,'.1',, FlKg . nlw
liaytr I. ".'l'lrirlt iL I vm,.-Iln " i"'. Br'It I ii iS; Ltng14..
ii ' ] ,4r r-i'gr11 o lllna 1'1,` ( ,l , l. Brazil uths. I ao4 .
dintos -4 iulllrtorR IS '1 1 .. 11d1ll v8114 2'41"'2(i' . Hp Pl"4 -
Airian 1ingitr 7 ', rtiov 4',(.,I 4'., ailla 18.0'420,
olliv'M l:I"'..14 3 I; t.it, og4 .iiHO ,': : oLipper. Hinglt
porn 11,o t'(i' Hun.ttra 1 ,"x'i ',: J'Iiplmntil
it I. ,,14".', Moiit, iwight, :.',,4 ,. i nsirod oil
J[llinr0':o. nan. l7.-Thln ilinrkt oI,inidiI with
MILti1 of wh.ent Iit li sl 7lt .Jiiillnor. (:orn -11aei4
at 410 .h JiLnIillry, Pork Mti'r. .ly; $11 8x2',"1'1 145
Janarll y' . 12 12 '.0 2, Fn)ruilry. LIard .;tfllaY;
7.77 I,(l 7.,lO .JiL aII ry: 7.it"",7.9) I' .'Fe rrItIV .
Altorrwaril whatllt, hie'unllo unl!ttin'l. a ilirni alt,
$t G' n'o; I 0i l'. rlehmber. $1 ,HI.I' ' t . .Janiary,n 4
$I 0ll7'" l 07 . F.brituary. (Corn h1,ld1 0stuly lit
42 '.'4,41 D 0,,mhb r, 41 1'.41 ', .Jantl itry, 4.'",,"'il'
Fohriuary. 4:1 '."' ti'. Maiy. 'Park qlit andil eiitslr
iat $II 1"'40" 8L .'riJanuary, 11I ir5"li 917', FI'h
riirsy. Lard 7,70(47.72'. January; 7.80 Fo,
ruiiilry.
Union Htor'k Yslrdi- fnogs-offitlal rerlcipt1
ittiirulay 144.17; 841tiimlti'li to-lday 18t.5i4; llltr
k tt duill; ligil. . grladles .11llinlg lit. S1ri .4 , heit vy
aitt 11, i 1 2i.
1 :1 p. in , lMornling lu il. icrk ,qlin ; $11 77'4
(r II i Jitiiiitrvy; $114 ' 9 '," ll 5 F'h
.Inluilry; $1 07','" 1 07 ', Ihruarilry. Cornl itelily
at 4:1 'lash ior I - uinhll n lr, 41',." 2 Jantilltry, 41'
"F'trizirv. 4:', Maiy.
S ;A1 VI . inr., C(lo,e.- l'ork irr'guilltar; $1t 72!.194
S1175.1 l(i ularv ;: 1147' ,." 14 l1 Feihr at+ryr . I,ard i rrig
ulia r arlll oi nr c ist l 7., '" n,7.70 J.ullllllrY , 7.77 l, "7.41)8
.1F ,"lrltary. with .iII',4 ait 7,801 Fi'iruarv. Whleat
,imUdllor; i , ,t anallllrTY . $I 0'17' F',bruiliry,
(Corn qiet.: 42'. Itrlnnmitr; 41', .JLiLllilry ; 41", '.
41Y J. Foihrlitnry ; 41',i4 4:1', Mtli.
CiS' INNATi rl I:. 17. or K rather i 'R.ior at
0 $11 14'4 t12. Iltnli h 14. 1 l lldjrse 7 t, l i tr 4rib , 0llonr
1i( 1x..e L, hlami lix 1](12. (|it mnnstih 14houl'hlra 4',
06641, H,'Ia( r rh 8, elnar xid~, 4;',4,( '. Larrl--4r
rnntl makin 7.145r147.87',. prilnme winter 1 H'(140t.
IIgH-- , Io marketl 'ro.iptst.t'll-dayIl2.215. Whisky
Lt. $ll 0.
'x Mr. 1o.l4,i. 1li,,. 17.-Wheat lowerI. No. 2 rod. bhid
11 l i ceash, no iI1101; No. :1 rold, Ionldl $1 2 allnd
1lo0mtd1 at $1 18' ,Jarllllary; lopnlld at. $1 2214
n. inil clo it t $1 21 21. FehrulLry ; $I1 .14,("' I4 16!
it efih. Corli opnlidii atl 41 '. inll(| IIlld alt 41'4
. ,Jliainary; 41'.l Itlrllntry; 41. '114Lh. 01at1t 21;7
n acth ; 24'1. JanUllry. Po'rk i1 7ll414t1l 41; $11 (
Ir hid January. (Jut, mert-llt--h4loIidr 4'. ialh;
y cniar rib 41.1hAfis ; . :i'rIlr ido. fl. t.14t41;.12';. h15170-n
w boxed. nothing doing. Lard nominal.
Foreign Markets.
Lrvtarpor,, Dec. 17. 12:15 p. m.--Cotton dull
and Ia,4Ifr. Middling Uplands ,;.1; Middling
Orleansll I l-ld(;; naloes aS halos, of which 1.rn
worn for ,xpnrt. aInd s.Tt'1Iltlon.1
12::8£ p. m.- Wheat. Vnstnrn sprlng No. 2 to
No. I ln4s 4ad.(l111; Wustorn winto'r No. 2 to No. I
1i11s ld. Tallow I. . y. London :Ns ad't Sirta
n . Corn now. 21514 l('an 2n d. Oats. No. 2 West
rm.n, an. (danlada pas :Nis 8d. Pork, prime mesa
Westorn. sl. Lalrd. prime, Weistrn. 4:1s. Bacon.
long clear, :as4 . hort, cl.ar :ll;.
1 p. m.-- Lar,nr. rlm Western "id off at 42 Alld.
I lnon, |d lower; long clear :114s ed; short clear
:Irs |;d.
3 . nm.--Floulr unh'nged. Wheat unaltered:
real winter IIts' lls c1l re".ti.s for t'he yit
week from Atlantc tports 50.04SI quarter4, from
Paw'lfle ptorts 48£. uart.ers. from otllr
ourllcet4r ar (595 Lquarters14 Corn lnchlranged; ro
'ei pts for the ptast wee.k, M,;. uattrs. Che mas,.
American choi,s. steaidy aml unchanged at
.ol' unchangeod---Indli monss dalull at .:,s; extra
.do steady at il:s; prime ll mo n dull1 at SOS. Pork
ulot, antd un'hangod ; prime Eastern m.as 6178;
do) Weustern ,ria. Bacon ad lower; Cumberland
I(1ut :as Ad ; short rib :1714 it ; long elear a1 d ;1I
short clear :1ss ;d. hams unchangeIdl: Iong cut
4Srs; shoulders 11 lower at 3t1 1;1d. Lard un
changed : primno W,.storn 4:.4. Lard ol dull and
unhlllangnd. at 475. Tallow dull and unchanged ;
prlno city 40s. Tur lontln stlldy iand un
chtifanged at 25, l|;d. Ilflnod petroleum firm at
iI il d. __ ___
Ocean PrelthtU.
NEW YoRK. Do'. 17.-O oan fr'oightM dull;
rnLtoH lowfir, both on north and tonniuag for oil
iand grrln, as tlurl supply of tolonnag'c Is In oxcoMS
of thu litnitASi Wants of all "lassos of shippors.
BUY
YOUR
CHRISTMAS
I'RESENTS FOR ALL AT
HOLI)DAY H EA I)QUAlTEI4S,
110 and 112 Camp street,
BOOK DEPOT,
R. J. HARP,
AGENT.
You can buy just what you want if you call at.
on'e. The cheapest place in the city.
200
LATEST
STYLES, IN NEW
BOXES. OF PAPETIIIE.S. AT
Holiday Head quarters,
FINEST LINE IN THE
CITY AT LOWEST
PRI' ES FOR
CASH.
Call early (and avoid the rush) to select your
HOLIDAY PRESENTS for the Children.
The
Largest
STOCK OF BOOKS
to be found in the city at
Holiday Headquarters.
The hest assortment
of standard
(lames
and
Toys.
JUVENILE BOOKS. STEREOSCOPES ahd
VIEWS. SCRAP BOOKS BIBLES, HYMNS,
PRAYER BOOKS GOt.b PENS, PENCILS.
ALBUMS. WIRITItNG DESKS, etc.. at
110 and 1Il Camp street.
deI6 im ROBT. J. HARP, Agent.
A. CAPITON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
2....... CARONDELET STREET.......
Near Canal.
Wishes to inform his customers and the pub
lie in general that he has for sale Wedding and
Evening Suits, made in altogether new style
and also Gentlemena' Fashionable Toilette.
He has always on hand a nice assortment of
the latest styles of Imported Goods, and does
the best work In the city, at very reasonabl
M-leea ndasatdsaction gaua5amt "
sl a* 8u.uTh8
Important
AUCTION SALE!I
From the great nuetrin Male of last Tuosday
and Woalnoday, rat which theo ntire stock of
Mv.ars. E. Molini. & Co. (large Impomrters) was
sold at tho highest bid, we took advantage of
this wztraordinary opportunity. and will offor
TO-MORROW
$20,000)
o Imo anr d Frd Goos,
-- AT
PRICES THAT WILL DESERVE YOUR
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
As the goods wor, importoed by Mossrs. E
t Molinio dirct from the manufa.'turors of
Y Franco. they are CAiEFULLY HELECTED to
moot the wants of this soetlon.
h- Having bought this
h
Iflhjfe Hi14e Pt0(o4I
-AT -
HALF THE IMPORTATION PRICE,
Wo prolpo , to allow our frienndt and customors
the benefit, and
Will Offer To-Morrow
THE ENTIRE STOCK.
Without going Into details, we would iall your
attention, among the MANY EXTRAOIRDINARY
BARGAINS, to the following:
FRENCH COtSETH.
At 50 oents a pair.
BOYS' (TLL FINISHED FRENCH SOCKS.
At 15 cents a palr.
VEIL BAREGES.
Worth to cents, at 25 cents a yard.
WHITE TARLATANS (French),
At $1 75 for 16% yards,
ETC.. ETC.
We would also call your attention t'
$5000 WORTH I1
T
-OP
-owr-
CHOICE BLACK GOODS, B
which we received from this groat sale, and
will offer
so plBces BLACK FRENCH DELAINEB
at 25 cents.
100 pieces BLACK FRENCH DELAINE. B
at 30. 35 and 40 cents.
20 Uleces BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES. B
at 50 and 6o cents a yard. 8
-ArgO-
The Very Finest Black French Cashmeres, 8
at 75 and so cents.
-ALSO
Bombazettes, Tamises, Etc.,
AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
Also, twenty-flve pi(0es
BLACK SILKS,
of the famous "Bonnet" make,
At $1 a Yard,
Never sold in New Orleans for less than $1 so.
French Organdies, Two Yards Wide,
At 25 cents a yard.
It will be to your interest to pay us an early
call and secure bargains in desirable goods.
DANZIGER'S,
157 Canal street.
BETWEEN BOU BON AND DAUPHINEI
As this stock is very large, we alsb call the at
tention of city sad country merchants to the
eame, non
A GRAND DISPLAY
--AT THE
CHICAGO
147 CANAL STREET,
Between Bourbon and Dauphine ste.
NEW ORLEANS.
Our Jewelry Department,
IS THE MOST COMPLETE IN NEW OB.
LEANS.
We sell only the BERT ROLLED GOLD PLATI
GOODS. and lower than any other house.
Also Fronch GARNET, RUBBER. ONYX, OWL
LULOID CORAL, SHELL and PANJ.
JEWELRY, at prices not to be equaled by
any other firm.
Bohemian Glass and China Ware.
Rich VASES, at 50c.. 75r, up to 3a.
Elegant TOILET SETS,. at 90c. up to S10.
China CASPIDORS. 750. up to $1 so.
French China TETE-A-TETE SiTS. eto.
SMOKERS' HETS, Hoc.
CARD RECEIVERS, ,et.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THIS DEPARTMENT
Album and Leather Goods Department .
A beautiful flfty-victure ALBUM, for soo.
Twenty different stls of ALBUMS, for se. to
Fifty dlliffrent styles of ALBUMS, ranging from
$1 tup to $20 ea',h.
The most superb collection In the United
States.
Autograph ALBUMS. quarto size, 96c.
Russia Leather POCKET-BOOKS.B 400, o.O.see
650. 850, s1 up to 13.
MUSIC FOLIOS, with spring back, -e only.
BACKOAMMON BOARD, complete, with Dtmi
r and Checkers, only 900.
WORKBOXES and DESKS, from 00. up toSIL
STANDARD WORKS, as Dickens, LMar
Holmes, Mrs. Harlan. 950. each.
Works of all the celebrated poets, only fto.e SB.
All these books are elegantly bound.
TOY BOOKS. from loc. to $1 50so each.
Human Hair and Toilet Ghods.
Real French HAIR BBAIDS, for soo.
Twenty-six inches long HAIR BRAIDS. at a. .
CURLS. FRIZZETS, PUFFS. etc.
(We have just received from auction a lot of
50oo HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES, and we
shall give our customers the benefit of this
low purchase.)
FLORENCE HAIR, Hat and Cloth Brushes.
TOILET MIRRORS. with rubber back. 6es., li..
95c. to $1 75.
Rich DRESSING CASES, for ladies and gentk
men. very suitable for presents, from SA UP.
to $12.
Cutlery and Silverware Depsr t t.
Six steel KNIVES with FORKS, for 750.
Finer goods at 96c. to O3 per set.
Six silver-plated TEASPOONS. for 6oo.
Six silver-plated TABLESPOONS, for 760.
Six liver-plated TABLEFOBKS. for 71e.
Finer grades at 95c. to 2 65 per set.
Silver-plated flue-bottle CASTOR. Ito. to 0.
Silver-plated NAPKIN RING, for 150. to $1. J
Six Ivory NAPKIN RINGS, for 75c. etc.
A Very Large Doll and Toy Departae .l
BUY DOLLS HERE AND SAVE MONET.
WAX DOLLS. from 100. up to $10. oomprlsins a"
variety of over 100 stylis.
CHINA DOLLS. from 100. to $2.
KID DOLL BODIES, $1. $1 25. $1 so.
DOLL HEADS, all sizes, from 100. to 0. f -
Wax. Biscuit. Lubber and China.
In the Toy Line
We have everything what pleases the little oaes.
both Girls as well as Boys,
China TEA BETS, from 40c. up to 15.
Brittania TEA SETS, from 25c. up to $2.
KITCHEN SETS, STOVES, and PIANOS whiob
never got out of order.
Crandell's celebrated A B C and PIOTUEI -
BLOCKS, from 15c. up to $1 50.
All the latest novelties in Mechanical ToPs
MONEY BANKS. TRUNKS. DOLL 0O -
etc., TOOL CHESTS, from sec. up to $10.
GAMES-Amusing and instructive;
DOMINO. BACKGAMON, PABLOR CBOQ
GREAT REPUBLIC. CHESSINO. CIBB
and fifty other games, from 265. up to $1.
In addition to the above goods we
thousands of other articles.
Please remember that we sell beau
carved Walnut BRACKETS from sec. up to
also. WALL POCKETS. MATCH SAFES, ete.
LOOKING-GLASSES, size to by 17, only
Best UMBRELLA in town only 90eeo.
Velvet and Gilt EASEL FRAMES at
which cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
LAMPS. GOBLETS. etc.
ENGLISH POCKET KNIVES at prioee
will please you.
Merchants will find it to their advantag ,
buy of us.
C.O..O.RDERS PROMPTLY
Address
THIE CHICAGO TRADE PALA
141..............ca street............
NEW ORLEANS.
des im LEVY BROS.. Prop.?

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