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the interior report the cotton plant as very small
though some were filed with fruit. Sales OF the
week 75o. Receipts %. Exports to Great Britain
752; coastwise 1916. Stock by actual count inciud'
ing pickngs, cotton samples, &C., s2S2 bales.
WILMINGTON, July 1O.-Turpentine advanced 70
5sc and New York casks Ss1Sc. Rosin firm; strained
81 90; No. 50; No. So; pale ss 75 Tar 81 TO-
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, July 1o-consols s4z6as5. Bonds ga
TSx.
IwERpoo1, July -Noon.-Cotto of the
weak II bales; forexport 10000; for speculation
eoOo stock $50 600 bales OF which s41 600 are Amer
lean; market quiet; sales 5000 bales. Breadstuds
? steady. Lard 6ss.
Two P. M-cotton duh; sales 10000. Yarns ana
fabrics quiet Stock afoat $4,000 bales. whereof
5000 are American. Wheat 1ls 1od. Corn a6s I'd.
Lard $50 81
Eyening-Cotton quiet and steady; sales 10000
bales. Tallow ass Ga. Sugar frmer.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
new Yoaz, July 1o-Noon.-Gold 40sS. Sterling
1ox. Flour dull Wheat 1aac lower Corn un-
changed.s Mess pork steady Lard hrmer; steamed
17ka17xc Cotton quiet ct S21zc. Freights dull.
Turpentine 4sK Ka44c. RoEin hrmer; common strain
ed 50 so.
Eventng.-Cotton heavy; sales 14o0 bales at 323sc.
with some ss,es at &c. Flour-stste ard Western
dull and drooptng. Southern heavy; common to
< fsir extra sQk. wheat-new amber Southern 81 AZ
a2ba. Corn less active and 1clower. Oatslc lower.
hrsss pork s9sa2s o. Lard in kettle 1Sa1sh. Gro
carries dull Trpentine 4Sa44. Rosin SS 2ja7 90.
Freiehts quiet: cotton by steam SIG. Southern
bonds strong and higher. Gold 4o2 Sterling 1o't.
BA1r1MoHr, July 1o-Ihe general markets dull
and unchanged.
cmonsAr1, July 1O-Flour hrmer. Corn buoy-
mt: in the ear 1871. whiskey firm; in bond 81 30.
Mess pork s2s So shouldets1s; clear sides IT, Lard
TX.
AUGUSTA, July lo.-Marke. dull; sales s5 bales;
middlings S0H.
sAvAssAH. July lo.-co.ton quiet and weak; sales
So bales midnngs slc.; receipts to-day Ss6 bales;
Of the week 1927 bales.
GALVESTON, July lo.-Receipts Of the week 2sC
bales Exports to New York 7Is bales. Stock 49O.
Good ordinary 2sh.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1o.-cotton firm; middl'nss
sax; sales20 receipts net s6-total g. Receipts Of
the week net o4z-total $685. Exports ccastwise 44S.
Sales 1883. Stock $3.50. Sterling 5s1sa55k New
York eight exchange X premium. Gold 4o14.
MOBILE, July 1o.-sales none; Hiddlings nominal
-iy sok. Receipts L. Exports 1877. Advices from
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tics was referred to improvements and

ties was referred to Improvements and
Buildings.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Sampson, was referred to the City Attorney.
asking his opinion as to whether the issuing
Of within said bonds was legal, and request,
ing that he report on same at the next
meeting;
WHEREAS, 1t is of the utmost Importance
to the welfare of the city of New Orleans
and its people, that the small city note issue
which enters so largely into general circu-
lation should be convertible into United
States currency with the least possible loss
to the holders thereof;
l. Be it therefore ordained, That there be
issued coupon bonds of the city of New
Orleans in equal numbers of one hundred
and 1ye hundred dollars each, payable in
United States currency to the amount of
one million five hundred thousand dollars.
ana payable in equal amounts of
three hundred thousand dollars, in
hve, SIX, seven, eight, and nine years from
date of issue, bearing interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum, payable on the
hrst day Of April and first day of October
each year in United States currency.
2. BE it further ordained, That all per-
sons holding circulating notes of the one.
Two, three dollar issue Of the city of
hundred or Of five hundred dollars of said
issue, to the City Treasurer, may receive
therefor to an equal amount bond or
bonds Soonest maturing) of the said city
the issue of which is authorized by the first
| section Of this ordinance.
3. Be it further ordained The sum Of
| dollars be and the same is hereby appropri-
ated for the purpose ofpreparing said bonds
for issue.
The following resolution by Mr.. Davies
was adopted unanimously.
BE 1t resolred, That the Mayor be and he
| is hereby requested to withhold his sigma
| ture from an ordinance passed in this body
at our last meeting, Thursday night, approx
ing an adjudication made to one ]. B. Fitch
/ for the term OF three years, at the rate of
| SO5OQ year for keeping the paved streets Of
the third ward in repair.
The following by Mr.. Sampson underwent
its several readings by unanimous vote;
ReS0lged, That Messrs. John Breen and
Peter Ross be and they are hereby appoint
ed appraisers on the part of the city OF New
Orleans to meet two appraisers, to be APP
pointed by John F. Walsh. in his own be-
half, to estimate the value OF certain repairs
by him made upon the Sorapuru market. q.
Mr.. Straight offered his resignation as
chairman of the committee appointed tC
investigate certain financial transactions il
the Patterson wharf contract which was
refused by the unanimous vote of the Board
The Board on motion adjourned till Tues
day next at 6 o'clock P. NJ.
ALFRED BoURGES,
Secretary.