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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-11
CIVIL.

Tn tbe United States District Court the f0lo
80 decision in bankruptcy has been gwen; In the
Iatter of Henry BOgert and Robert Evans DahTupls,
Indre Bstchford has decided as follows; There Is 10
Sonbt that the Register has power, under SectOn ~ 70
mass upOn the satisfactory or unsatisfactory character VI
moot of debt But respect 10 this as TO all oter
matters the duties and powers OF the Register are TO DO
EXERCISED subOrdnatiOn 70 the provision OF section
NJ the act which requires that In all matters where an
te of fact or law Is raised and contested by any party
In the nroceedngs before the Register IL shan be the
dufv OF the Register the question or issue 10 De
stated by tho opposing parties in writing, and nc slaI
adjourn the same into Court for the decision OF the Judge
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p4SSFNn FRS 4RRIVED

FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Westahals Feb ~ Brand
snd wife Rebecea Banirsnu Mrs J. Merre and son Isabella GO
sou and daughter Schroeder l. RITZ A. Is1acsen stooA g. Hell
Ie.go,t Kn Aaae Psrnal sehweIa hn koneF aso!Ss
Marie BIrmeIser A. Joachinson, Catbsrlne
esfhl WIN Fe,dsttiB j. James G. Oppenhem, ChaG
Keumaun H. Thompson Elise Thompson. VIM Sehnan Freeman,
5. r. Held. 49, ., -,
FROM LIvERPO0L-Ia steamship Minnesota, Feb lG-Arthar
Lewis VIM BlaBiy Babti D. Domaueby. Jas r. Mexican.
FRoN SAyANNAu-n steamship Mong geometry -. Neehan Marx
NIor A. Treon A. Tareun !. H. Miggu G. Clements T. Solo
nou,k Miss Bella Moses Brown Mrs Wisan John Richards
aud ady Frank Ruthand T. Wsr aad WIFE, Geo
N Ferry. CaeLB remond.
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COURT cALEYDARs-TuIs DAY.

All the Civil Courts except tho Supreme Court
Chambers have adjourned until Friday account Of the funeral
Of the late Hon. James 4. Brady today
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-lield by CARDOZO,
yCOnd motions viii stand TILL Friday Court opens to-day
(Iburscsyl at p N
COURT OF OYER AND TERNnNER-Held by BAR
Court opens 10 mThe People agt John ReslbOeds
eoltnael.
CoURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-IIeld by JoHN X.
HACKETT ReeorGerCourt opens II Mos q g. s. 67b
: IO III H. 10 "a IS &C. II. lB. 49, 20, q, p p
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

and RalTOdda =.
PEp lo5+s bales Cotton e bbs Flour $50 bush wheat,
o85 Corn bush Oats 1850 bush Malt B bush Grlss
Seed Beans a25 bush Peas 1870 bags Corn Meal 20
bills Crude Petroleum 7sI bills Refined Petroleum lO b Pors
pkgs Cat Meats pigs Grease. 38 pkga Lard, 81 pkgA
Ashes 50 pigs stean Sa2 pkg, Butter q kg TaoT 60 PKG.
Ga bbs Whisky. s5S bills Eggs 2 bales Wool 23 bales ops
Hides l99 bids Tobacco $50 boxes and
Tobacco l0 pkg. Rice boxes Starch $50 bags Peanuts
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NEWS p,CKAGEs FOR THr PRESS

c,p purers arriving this requested 10
Aye ppsksa addressed NewYork Associated Press on 20
pesns exhibiting authority OF j. W. Smonion General
AGENT New Journal Of C0cs ItcS IRBUNS.
World Sun Erpres Ereag Post Commercial ftrttsr Ssliis
ZenJ Journal and hec Yorker D0k'@ ss0Id ss'
10 delivered Only ~ the saiae persons
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,,,,ir,rs 20 the naval service Thus far during
$50 he Senate has acted on only eeysn names for civil
wv Will none army nomiuston, ~ nen arg lor
bn Ho,ed or The Navy ss rsee'es Nois attention
onI, sS,bt Of l7S nominations remaining ior acuon.
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NOTICE 10 THE BAR.

There will be no Court held in the Snp calep
Court Part c. L. Mcneil j. to-day Inc cosos marked
6or ONLY will be called Friday. Inc ct'so ,ii Mon.
ready on tins days calendar will stand over Clerk
day next. JAh' AZ Nv
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THE MARKETS.

IC,rshnJ Reported for The Triburel =. 49,.
"WEDNESDAY. Peh. TO- 1869
AsRsPot. In ir demand and ann at 81 75d s8 Pearls are
nominal at 80 J2t.
CoTToNT demand has fallen OF somewhat aud the market eos
Quietly but tosIs remain hun aad fall former rates are
sales c5s bales including ~ 10 arrive ~ which 22 were
BY sglnen s9 by Spelsor and 63 by exporters 81 Of the
latter IN transit; sales also Of OO bales Low hdn for A2 at Eie
".
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Diard, .ad N. Mobile. y. orlean. lTe1a

cOFPER-wsst sda grades uomnaly unchanged Rio 10
good trade demand at h prices u bags NuemGen
ae 25 bag, Nicotine oc and e5i from Ito ae per
Paine on private terms
FLoUR AND MBAws have had iary 'eo bot very iresal
and Flour the demand being quite general
hPpSE ba5d opened dull and rsgu. sst eo'd hr-T
from Sphrg What also higher Tie sales l2oO bbL Cana
dn Flour Inactive and noms Southern Flour ID more tcTe bn
Tie low and medium tdes lover The sales are $50 bb Cali
fonA Flour heavy aud psniy sales Of 600 bba aud sacks
RYE flour Cali heaTyt Of 40 bbl Corn Meal 10 also heavy
au; Of 100 bb Buekwhei Flour plenty and dull The
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THE COURTS.
.rpAL OF JAS. T. BRADY.

The Committee appointed by t t6a nf iSo MEM Di
A. nc lid an the 9th Instant, request tuas NJ o Ies
Ine DAT e U Attend at the late residence OF MI Jane
Brady No M West t6s REMAINS Sa 70 the
moTnng, at % o'clock 70 accompany VIC
oral
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fort @larn,ns M0tits.

-. STATE OF Hs~Iesx, /
PoRrwA RpHSs ovFos, No 70 "nnsn
NOTICE IA hereby given, in accopiance VIII VIII
~ Section Of The Ar passed April H. 1881 spls "A sss.
Reoaaire the wsriens Of the Port OF 80 Saar,
pterssted In having the subef n.e ~ .
ton bT the Po Wsrien the ~ sas,t % s Ia
hs com within ten days sgecsedug hh aeace ga
ys.pi,: = l-' JuiI IJ3AIO o1l4.
Steamship Wilmington. =; fii'iss n
st.smsho Manhattan. ~. .s.l'.ssssC'''"'
o s s,:.%:Ss s s.,.ss;,sii
Steamship Msrlposa ,.ry,,ij. ciii' OF .y,s-i?S5S R
Steam Ruropa..
stesmsbp ses .. .s,s' ','ysIry NV
Sta,w.ha Rnsua
sts.mshn CoIamlda a. .,..s,''..... - ~
Cuffs Stream
RI M. a.. ~
" aINTHORNk TOhPklNs rss"sssN
GsersiaIE
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-, r,rr nm ON ACCOUNT OF THE

hEblAN" DEATH OF JAMES T. BRADY. c...,u
The meeting of the Bar called for next n Ia15es
dOy take action N regard 70 d ne Sgn Court
Ter,n room and not in the Superior, as sdver'iSeN
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and 7aiaa1c for Crude in balh c,,,.,a,a,o,.
sIhPsRsr In demand selling cSy owing to moderate Of
.os ma. Al ll2ic for Cabs 2tc for Porto Rico and
a s ., .,ss, AZ i9dJic Refined unsettled st69l6c
sREpsor Seed, are s% q sts St eO ccr and g zoe
mt ls..a is without changes hod.. are h ana demand 81 30
gold There Hrs dull sales Of 10 900 eic intees
Is dull and prices nominal idl2c
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wrnyrsp1y,s wElTagR REPORTS

IMMATURE ALMANAC
MoOa o00
s.pi, Hook 80. $40 Hell Gate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-11

An Omaha dispatch says ex.Gov Stewart OF Missouri
ia at Lincoln In the interest OF the Nebraska Trunk Rail
road connection Of the MissouriPacnc Railroad. A
strong combination said 10 have been formed at Lin
coin TO control tho land grants IN favor OF the Trunk line
and Sioux City and Columbus route, and defeat the
Omaha and South Western Road, which proposes to tap
Road the Union Pacific Eastern Division at Fort Rsey
Kansas. ...-. ....
The annual meeting Of stockholders Of the consolidated
RAILWAYS Of the oil region, known as the OH Creek and
Allegheny Valley Railway was held today ~ CORY,
Pa, aud the following officers eectedi President,
Edward f. Gay; Vice-Prosident and General supefih'
tendent H. f. schweezer; Secretary and Treasurer f.
A. Phillips; Directors VIM @. Fargo, Charles H. Lee,
WIN. g. Moorhead, A. s. Owen Chares b. Wright, and
Thomas A. Scott.
Messrs w. p. wKights Cotton Circular, per Russia
ri, , I.., wsss ". had renewal Of sretsnsu Cotton
caused the advance Liverpool .nd 81. very small ,ssP S., s,
for up.Sd The buying largely 'ea.Icu -sh MOs dGas Tor
ssPSI spsI .sis lss ss appoint
DSs :Si ss e. .. l 81 Ss. az closing
This dcg ,aa q: Sg;I. as s. 81. s .ss 70
.S.ss: Tc. III. ss :s. 30 .s az
s ss. TIE S.ass' higher r ti.s
II. & % s' s sssa S o. s.s 'r 80
R transit siG' The cssrsSe 1,poe Ss Br,ss, 81
Total The S S: B BSs &c. p Liverpool is
. r P., . e isS s s;sy BEEN
iarshsr advance sa Of Low Mda1g 70, delivery ,n
at e 10 k the cotton could bsse been bOnhi for on the
spot Some Southern holders Of contracts bought &c
are selling when JOa be obtained for Low Mdding The
sales for the week have been $500 bales LS. hdsag
arranging follows; February isle February and March zsye
~ 9s March asle 2sc and s n.Ieh snS April ayss gi
gradually SATURDAY ast the sales
tedy small bat to-day bad renewed activity wiut par
culaf change price chiefly speculative soms
Tor resale here later the sales for the week have been 80 bales
the following the basis Of the Nsw,oans 10
freight idoee Third Low Mddng sethitd' Mhalpg ne i ma
ding guaranteed with freight IS SD 81 29 2ytc and 5te htret
Good Ordinary, will 6l6d freight. 26is aud 28le Basis
Low Mddlng with ls32d At 2sc. mutual allowance In Liverpool
Galveston Liverpool average Mpg with ~ freight al s
average Good Ordinary freight d. zsIc Good Ordinary 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-11

0RAISh, Wheat Bartd fairly active ard bmer the demand 70
the hast
AZ ~ Tor No Chicago spring GeAyersd 60 for No.
Spring and oil Goa o. deliveries 81 s9G 81 co
Nsaukeo and 81 6ld 81 o. deiyercd ] 20 for
Red 81 for Amber do 81 " for Aber state aud 81 for
White California BARLEY 4, Inactive though holders hm 10
Barley Mali there fair Inquiry At steady phcesi sales Of so bush
~ TO- Oats ir rcques; si Improved Pnce The ai are
Ohio Rnd Western Isl db store a1oat
Rye aud very qus Western held At p g. Corn IN IN
dcsnd tzres the market CLOSING hr the IN
qary partly fer investments the sales are 300 bsh DAMP and
Western hiIe al Byd99ci Old Ne,ten
MIed AZ . old I'll W in store and 81 VI a. aaoa Western
White 9d9e do yellow at 2e, aud Southern Wls stSV G5ie
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I
GUINNESS quiet nominal ea7e for Bag '1d Die for
H4Y-The market m bu, quiet veQuOio shipPs 75daoc aud
HMPIn Msn there Is no change whatever pees rsm.in srm
quote idlllc, gOh yue selling snail way Nd9ie'
gold descriptions devoid Of activity and quotations are
HoPs--We have had quiet today bui prices eynee
change quote State sGoe for fair 10 good aud 96 Tor
MoLAsss-DsmAud moderate ,,le, uninPO., and prices uOmi
NAVAL sTORRs are generally quiet quote Spirits Tupsnas
d55c Crude 80 aud Common Steamed kosn At " %
oIs-AmercAn Lns.ed Is hm and In demand from 81 % y
81 bs Bngsh nominal u crude h'h oils there
MAJ ,n "a r sperm Manaiered OILS are aeis Lao. Oil is
sud in fair demand al from ~ so@ ei 70 -,
,hes decline at tho eoss there arues, The sales
cash and regular are e9. se a s 80 9 ga Ms. S NJ
seller March Be quiet Ard uBehIngsd ael Of $50 bb
at sIIa Plain Mess and s20tg or B,ia Mess Iercs
Reef Iaps bbug dmand sales Of 90 bills at s0d 1914 for
Wr.su and In r demand sales Of 100 Psss at
iIle @ Shoulders aud leaSc for Picked iam. BsSoa STsr
for Cut Dressed Hogs are lower sud Irregular We quote
ter wss'' and s s,S 'i G 70 las s fa c i
2oid2 for Fair to Prime Steam and ot9e of hss ~
JOB lotS ...us,i A.. g.. fila. .,,..Ix
The stock of Fine Butter ee
scarce and o selection, evsn more than our outside quotation
reached Lenten commences To-Day shsn he r
butter viii IueTease more activity expected particularly the retail
sm arc 10 ss' Ohio One West Reserve .35a57
- 80. 20 Meinn. Ia as
f nv ,nh. cbcc, Middle and Southern % J6
p.ne, ssscIon. PennsyVsgs tne pals 0G1
w. 49, 4lI, Common TO fair. M $40
m,eh' 6eJa i Is Wi. and III good 6riu
@ ., W.dInu 40 Common TO Fair Western 30 IS
Casx continue drn With steady demand full quotsOnA We
,e,, .spe TO faney2o o7l Summed. Oh
'. n}Io English DAIRY ane Conn., is III
| meaum " soo4'' III ola Poor Skinned ..... all
p n.i,v GOOD d90 Pineapple bate.'.'.zO G93
A.din
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Sabmos Banks.

ETNI0N DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ Nos 396 and :S)S CANAIrST., corner Of Laigh,
SIX PER CENT INTEREST on So TO $4,000.
ASSETS, S5,S3G,736 81.
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Olteoina 6aras, &c.

ALVIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. l04 Full
"A tsa.st-WgDDING CARDS and FISB bTArioABRG Hstas
Hshej lsS)
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And the following for railroad bonds

Money continues easy at 6a7 per cent on call Com.
mcrcal paper remains unchanged at 7as per cont There
is light demand for currency for the South, but this
drain more than supplied from rcmttances from other
quarters.
Sterling Exchangeis dull and weak at quotations: Lon
DON co days lOes alO9i London sight lO9lallo; Paris
long 5l7l a51G4 Paris short, 55d5l3a; Antwerp olel
e6l7s; Swiss, 5.1s3a5I7i; Hamburg, sciasc!; Am
sterdam, iOI8n; Frankfort, iOIdn; Bremen. 7sis7si
Berlin. 71l07lI.
Freights TO Liverpool by steamer, 6OOO bush Wheat at
CID and by steamer to Glasgow 900 bbls Flour at a. 3D.
The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company have
leased the Norwich and Worcester Railroad FOR the term
Of 90 The lessons agree 20 keep the latter road
and rolling nhorough repair and guarantee TO tho
lessees the interest their bonds and 10 cent free OF
Gil taxes their capital stock. The vote Of the stock
holders OF the Norwich and Worcester at meeting held
yesterday at Norwich, confirming the lease was nearly
unanimous.
The business OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
for January, 1869, as follows:
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TrIntIng.
~r.-~~->~oo-.-.->~~~.s-.,'.- :, =.
WIN. EYERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton, st
w -sTKAM JOB PRINTERS AMI LABEL MANGFACrVk
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-Tho common geGoof gystsm.

-
Although some prominent journals, such
as the NsYork Tribune among the
political, and tho Isdspendent among the
so-called religious press arsF opposed to
any change ID the present node of con-
Quoting public schools; others, of more
nlighteBsd ARE sasti alarmed at
their dsiiciehcies. AZ beaFing on Ahe sub
,ject, We copy the Following from kBs Cincin-
natl Ea4sirss, Of last week.:
we must meet crime in the cradle, and
where Hereales strangfed the snakes there
we must defy it--ory better still guard the
approaches. Bnt how iss This to be done
Is it by secular education, sreligious teach
ing, or % combination of both. To judge
by the example of Massachusetts, where
than in any other State of the Union,
secular education, pure and simple, has
failed. Society in New England, if we are
to credit the dicta of physicians, is but a
mass of sores, the poison of which is SO
virulent, that murder of the fetus in en-
bryo, even by young girls, is scarcely con-
sidered crime--so common, so every DAY
an occurrence is it become. In one small
town, where not q single inhabitant, young
or old, was uninstructed, the leading resi-
dent doctor, in a published pamphlet de-
clares that, to his certain knowledge, more
than four hundred cases OF 1u1anblciue anu
abortion have been perpetrated in the short
space of five years. We are now consider
ing prevention, and not cure, we are
thinking of the young, not of the old, and,
therefore, we are unable to consider the
example of New England, educated though
she may be, as one we should desire to see
copied all over the union. After apurely
secular education we may mention religious
training. This, except in the schools under
the absolute control of Catholic ecclesiastics,
is unknown in America, but in Ireland it
exists over so large an area that we. are
justified in drawing conclusions from the
system. Since 1861 the number of juvenile
criminals, in the island, south as well
as north, has steadily declined in ratio
greater than the decrease of the population.
This, however, is to be attributed not solely
to the influence ofreligion, but more especi-
ally to the increased material prosperity of
the people, resulting from the wider field
given by emigration for the energies of the
people. The latter course is, however,
what algebraists- would term a Ecoefficient,
aud there can be no, doubt, that the earnest
ness"of both priests and ministers exerted
in the schools, over which they have a
greater supervision than here in America,
has contributed in no small degree to the
gratifying result.
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A MONTHLY PICTORIAL MAGAZINE

Catholic Young FofKs conducted by Clergyman
and punished in Boston withtho approval Of the
Popular with the young and approved by the old.
The best publication of the kind We have yet seem
interesting and nstrusti7e can
the right time HtS sGe TsgraS5& 8s' inc
~, The Young Crusader is sxceilently gotten up
= Ths Young Crusader Is to children what the Catholic
World Is 70 those Of mature agea literary necessity
gssa cit SR s ss
Tss at viii rsGss the fG for whom the
hundred Sunday Schools and the trade e 50
single eSpi T.sp a. ....-....5
Sixteen large double coInmp to
The Cheapest in tie worS Send for speo
The gGand Prize FEE fine Cabinet sls5
can be won by small school much more easily nn ~
proportion to the average attendance. .oa COMICS
will be sent for year address Larger clubs IN
Pr9R2 4 % 4 Adq i1s 70 vest street Boston Mass
TNMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Under contract for Carrying United States and Brit
Sailing from Pier IS, North River, New York. every
IS SAILING r42f from Liverpool every WEDNESDAY.
Queenstown - THURSDAY.
SPEED AND ExcELLESr ACCOMMODATIONS INSURED.
flEsL Caolh 10 Liverpool ana SueehstOMh 100 aoId
First Cabin to London from New York I9s
:. " to HaSre, Antwerp, Rotterdam, -
First Cabin to New York from SHsS1PSs
steeraso to New York from Liverpool QuSsns
Steerage to New Orleans via New York
from Liverpool Queenstown 20 -
Each Storage passenger win be provided with seR
arate berth to sleep In, and women Will be pacen ~
by themselves Provisions, of the best quar-
sre cooked and served ont by the Company Stewards
and the wants of all arc fully supplied.
Children between aud twelve years, half pr1oe'
Infants under one year, free. u.
out their friends at tho above rates ~ . -
Prepaid certificates of passage taqred By afn
-ELsEToT & McKEBv1STs, Agents, -,
I3 y.f'S 3s1s0 Cohmos OSr.sss Oare1de5et street.
-.Aisl Ssssz - 3 lstF . -JEs55s1 -
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NEW Orleans MARKETS.
. For the Week Ending Friday, April 16.
M0RaIxa sr.RI flFrrcE.
Saturday Morning. April II, isos )

M0RfING STkR UFPICE,
Saturday Morning, April H. 1902
CoTToS-saturday. April TO- tho market opened under
the influence of encouraging kilograms, with fair in.
quiry and ise0 bales sold at Fridays quotations
Monday sales summed 1850 bales SITTER prices
showing advance Of &C. Tuesday the sales
contdenee Wednesday. the sales; summed up 6350
bales at irregular aud sitter prices showing
Improvement of &c. Thursday, the sales eonn ed
te 1900 bales mostly az easier prices showing decline
to-day the market opened with moderate inquiry and
heard of the sale of 1910 bales before we went to
press at Thursdays prices We quote ordinary 251 a
259e good ordinary ut 26a 263e; low Iniddng 27l
nddling 2si32stc; strict ,iadling $500 and good
middling at 29a &C. j.
ToBAcco-sfnce our last review there has been very
little done in TOBACCO but prices firm and unchanged
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Money Market.

The Money market proper is quiet, with a moderate
demand for discounts of strictly Al paper and sufii
cent supply of capital available for the negotiation of
all the offerings of that description. Tho street
may be quoted at 10 cent per to per cent
per month for AL notes secured by nquesonable col
lateras and to IL for good and class business pa
per without ooateras Mortgage notes may be quoted
at 10 70 IL cent for AL and 12 to Is for
second grade.
Gold opened at 1924 to 1924 against 1925 New York.
and after selling high 49, closed 1921 1881.
for Mexican.
New York Exchange TO per cent premium.
at 81 to sso
City Treasury notes "a to % per cent discount.
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Eye- Retail markets. s.,r e

Beef Western 20 to 2c; Texas, is to 2Oc Mutton
90c. Eggs 3lc Prdozen. - - -. - 49,
1REAB2- Margaret is supplying the charitable insttu
tions with the hst quality of leaves at 70 per pound
In the markets the Inarchands continuing to give
any number of loaves for dime dollar mat custo
mers may wanteach loaf az largo a piece of chalk
and heavy piece of coal Who will first set
example Of selling bread in the markets by weight
meat Is sold
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FISCAL AGENCY OF THE CITY OF NEW
Il |af4l.a ORLEANS.

SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, April 9 1909.
In virtue OF act of the Legislature of this State
titled An act enable the city of Orleans to fund
its floating debt and quidate it's Indebtedness" ap
proved 9th February 1863 and OF ordinance No. 1879
the Common Council OF the city of New Orleans, ap.
proved LIST April 1869, the undersigned Fiscal gent
authorized and prepared to receive from the Folders
the eo all city notes and other evidences Of debt of this
city, and to receipt therefor in the of the city
corng to the tenor of the said ordinance No 1872 Of
Common Council The bonds to be furnished in exchange
for the aiorenamed indebtedness will be ready in the
course of a few weeks
ap4 If THOS, LAYTON, President.
& SOUTHERN BANK, NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEM.
Der &C. 1868 This Bank. continuing its Exchange opera
TONS will receive deposits of Gold and Currency, and
transact General Banking Business
Discount dRys--Wednesdays and Saturdays, ...
Offerings should be made ON tho preceding days.
fe25 Bun THOMAS LAYTON President