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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-05
The MillaudOn Tobacco Ware house.

l. FIVE LARGE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the isiet bounded by Tchoupitoulas New Levee or
Peters and Nuns streets, which iset lies partly in
me FIRST and partly in the Fourth District of this
city: The lots are designated by the Nos | to S
on plan by l. H. Pile surveyor, dated eleventh of
January, 1872, showing the subdivisions of the
property, and according to said plan the whole
nVe iots measure together $50 feet 10 inches front
on Peters or New Levee street, 2O7 feet inches
and lines front on Tehonptoulas street. 1872 feet
inches aud lnes front On Nuns street, by 80
feet inches in depth on the upper side line to.
"aid ST. Mary street. The improvements COM
prise large one story brick warehouse which
covers the whole five lots, inter ded for and used
as tobacco warehouse. and leased to Messrs
Burke 4 Sanity until the thirty first of August,
l6,3, at : 5ooo per annum, payable monthly.
Together with this property and attached there.
TO by special mortgage, are 2l shares reduced to
I97 shares) OF the capital stock OF the Citizens
BANK OF Louisiana, secured by mortgage thereon.
The purchaser of said property must assume all
the responsibilities of a stakeholder of said bank
according 10 the charter thereof, and furnish his
stock note to the said bank in lieu and stead of
the stock note now andng in the name of the
vendor. The stock note due the said Citizens
Bank on the said property amounts now to the
sum of $3l65, due July l. 1872, payable or renew
able according to the charter Of said Citizens
BANK Of Louisiana
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DYC. E. GIRARDEY & CO., AucT T{ ;

District Court of the United States OF America lor
the district Of Louisiana.
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SECOND district Count for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS Jas.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35 126.

DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 46 Exchange aley.-SATURDAY,
April Is 1872 at twelve o'clock NJ, will be sod at
public auction at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange,
st. Charles street, between Gravier and Common
streets, by virtue and i'll pursuance Of an order
from the Hon. LOUIS Duvlgneaud, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated March 1872 for account of the above success
sion. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Faubourg IRENE. Third District of this city, de-
pendent of the late property belonging to Labe-
dOyer KerniOn designated by the No 49, i'll square
No. 49, comprised between Broad street, ROuselin
passage Aubry and d'Abade streets, and measur-
ing American measure 81 feet inches front on
Rouselin passage by depth of iU9 feet inches
and lines. For further particulars see plan at
the Exchange.
Act Of sale before John L. Laresche, notary pub
lie, together with internal revenue stamps, etc,
at the expense of the purchaser.
Terms-Cash on the spot. mLl3 20 q ap3 10 10
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SALE FOR A PARTITION.

DY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUC-
ID DEMONSTRATIONS J. Hoey AuctiOneer-Ofce
No. Il Exchange place-SATuRDAl, May 4; 1877
at twelve o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets, by virtue OF Judgment rem
deI.d by the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled
ing described property, to wit
A LOT OF GROUND, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. i'll the First District OF this
city, in the square bounded by Baronne,
Uryades. Calliope and Clio streets, being
a subdivision Of LOT No. B, aud is that
portion of said lot No 3 nearest to Calliope
street. The said lot measures 80 feet front on Bar
onne street by 100 feet in depth between parallel
lines French measure. The Improvements COM
prise a double two-story brick house, with SIX
rooms on each side, story kitchen, large els
tern ETC.. known as Nos. 3l4 and 3l6 Baronne
street.
Terms Oae third cash. the remainder at one
and two years credit, in notes secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien and bearing eight
per cent interest per annum from date OF sale
until final payment with the penal clause OF hve
Der cent attorneys fees in the event OF suit
to enforce payment, i'll provements to be kept fully
insured and policy transferred to vendor, aid pur
chaser TO assume payment OF all taxes for the
Year 1872
Act OF sale and United States stamps, at the
expense of purchaser, before w. j. Casieil, notary
pubic apo 10 ~ :. N.Y.
IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER OF TCHOUPI-
TOULAS AND THIRD STREETS
JOSEPH sTAs, TUTOR. VS.. WIDOW MEIDEN, AN
Absentee.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 851.
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A DOUBLE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE-NO. 3l4
and $40 BarOnue street.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. E. Girardey & Co.
STOCKS BONDS, ETC.

THE AlLLAuDON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE AMI
Lot on New Levee street.
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW up. GoDRON.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 35 l5S.


Ne So l58.
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTlONEER-
ID Office No. 46 Exchange alley.-SATURDAY,
April Is, 1872, at II NJ, will be Sold at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, on St Charles street,
between Common ANA Gravier streets, by virtue
and in pursuance to an order from the Hon. Louis
Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated March e. 1872, for
account of the above succession, to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND in faubOurg
Franklin, in the Third District of this City making
part of lots of ground. designated by the Nos.
and of square No. IS, bounded by st. Avid Man
deville, Spain and Prosper Derbignv streets on
plan OF L. Surgi, dated March 20, 1886; said poT
ton of ground measures lG fee front on st. Avid
street by depth of "a feet together with all the
improvements thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertainiIg, without exception or reservation.
Terms and Conditions Cash on [ he spot.
Act of sale before John L. Laresche. ESQ.,, notary
public, tosether with revenue stamps. etc, at the
expense of the purchaser mh1i 20 - ap3 10 l3
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. ADELAIDE RoBERTso,
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HANDSOME TWO.STORY RESIDENCE ON LIB
ERTY STREET, BETWEEN MELPOMENE AND
TERPSICHORE STREETS.

SUCCESSION OF MIGUEL ESTELA.
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LARGE TWC-STORY FRAME DWELLING AND
quarter square of Ground, corner OF Felclty

road and Chestnut street-Assignee' Sale IN
Baukrurtcv-By order of E. II. Norton. AS
siguee-In the matter OF Charles ii. ohase,
Baukrupt-No HOP.
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SUCCESSION OF ABRAHAM AND ELIZABETH
kRAIL.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Or!eans-
No IS. $40.
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CHOICE COTTAGE PROPERTY AND BUILDING
sites IN the Fourth District of this city.
Thomas J keenan, eli al. VS.. NJ chael }. Savage,
tutor oil the minors keenan-For partition.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
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HOUSE AND LOT ON PRIEUR STREET BETWEEN
LAPEYRoUsE AND ONzAGA STREETS.
Succession OF HILAIN MICHEL.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No.
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AUCTION SALES,
By G. E. GirardeY 4 Co.
POLYMNIA STREET PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES LINDBERG.
RY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Ne "a $685.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER OF TCHOIPl
TOULAS AND THIRD STREETS.

JOSEPH STAS, TUTOR. VS.. WIDOW MtIDEN, AN
Absentee.
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DY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO., AuC ,T1e.
ID eers-Ottice Nc. II Exchange p!ace.-otA IN
DAY, april 10; lS.2 at t"enT Ercbapre. on
RoyaI betnee! Canal and Custonhouse stIee,s; n.
this city of New Orleans, by virtue OF an oi4er t
the Hon. E. H. purell, Judge OF the ps'I,e .ct af
of the United States of America Tor tne s'iG 80
Louisiana sitting III bankruptcy, dated the slAlh
dav of March 49, and rendered in the aooSe ~ ~
Tilted matter, will be sold by PuDilc a"c'ion 'Ae
loving described property. to-WlL: .ba
Two LARGE LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN ! ne
FOur district his city, IN the so uare os
BY Felicity road, st. Mary, chestnut anu f nts
Nos and OF said square. Lot NO. loi e .m.
corner If Felicity and Chestnut streets, aiu m I5I
ur4s 80 tper inches front Felicity strt et ny "a
feet In depth and front on Chestnut street nou
ed ON one side by LOT No. , en- which{t measures
lIg ,..r .. inches and i'll the rear OF loI no ..
In, M measures % feet inches front on ftlicit.
lor No ard Il8 feet SO inches III depth OH ite
o1her side lue all French measure. Together VIZ
al me buildings and improvements thereon, coni
prising large and conilloa , t q" th ,r.t is
su,ta(lr for large family. with ample ro9ih ion.
for any required improvements the 81 md
excellent and adjacent 70 lA"ihs
churches. -: Elm sale of the
above described property, directs tla1 an1 act
freed from al mean FRANCES, anu tlt or1v
mo as tie officer of the court, Will coh'e 80
snch ti-ip as is in him vested ny the assISh i
bankruptcy and by the aforesaid orGei VI S+atas
Terns-Cash on the spot IN onitI ,,,oe nav.
treasury notes and purchasers 10 aasu If
men, over ard above tire price OF aolauicat.iiu ~
all taxes due ON said property up 10 'no ''
sale ..-... o+o,o,a a. the ex
Acts OF sale and United States stamps 'o. Notary
pehse OF ne puicA"'' nh23 80 81 ap6 10
public. 49, 7
ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH slA LV he
OF GROUND No. l96 hdha stieot, +ata
tween Prytania and st. Charles sllee :. Iobn
of william Mure-Alfred h. MuIe We JUN
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. Girardey & Co.

SIX LOTS CORNER FIRST AND LIBERTY
STREETS-SUCCESSION OF EMANUEL KRAIL.
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COTTAGE ON DORGENOIS STREET
BETWEEN AUBRY AND DABAD1E STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE COMBS.

Parish Court of TangipahOa, Louisiana-No II.
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ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH slA hO he
OF GROUND, No. ls6 Ihali sa,rs strseI
of william Mure-Altred h. MuIe We 'onii
Mure, TutoI.
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleals-
80 So 0S8.
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SALE FOR 4 PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 851.
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IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON ST.
Ferdinand street and on Galvez street, in the
second and Third Districts and in the town
Of Vaudeville, in the parish of st. Tammany. y
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District Court Of the United States OF America for
tie District of Loui lara.
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prices closed e. for0ws:-rcnnessec. ex-coupon,
"a q Is; 90, new. u rs; virginia eKccupon, ~
50; do, registered stooE. old. - . -; do sixes,
consolidated bonds, 50 56k do. do, deferred
scrip l5x 10; Georgia skies, 70 7S; do. sevens,
81 90; North Carolins, ex.coupon, ssx 30; de- 70
North Carolina Railroad, 40 as; DO. funding, 1885,
% so; do. do, 1Sos. Is %: do. new, Fl ~; do.
special tax, IA Is; Missouri skies, sS sSk; do.
Hannibal and st. Joseph. 81 o.; Louisiana sixes,
"a a So; do. new, 4s 90; do levee skies, 60 o.;
do do Fights, 70 rs; DO. do. Fights, 1875 10 rs
Alabama fives, So 81; do. eights. 50 q So; South
Carolina SKIES, so 81; do, new January and July
rs 20; do. DO, April and October, az 30; Arkan-
sas skies, funded, At a5o. s-ss 6 sEi5
E1 STOCKS WEAK AND UNSETTLED. y -ta
The stock market was depressed BY heavy sales
on the part Of the .bearn cliques who are growing
holder every day and Offering more resistance to
the sbulls.r The oontending parties are led, cur-
ousy enough, by the late ana long.ti allies Of
the Erie clique Damon having remained faithful to
his idols, while Pythias has gone over TO the
enemy. Damon was accused OF all the bad work in
the stock market to-day ana was lucky enough to
get the help OF the Ill news from abroad, special
care being taken to revive and circulate the news
from FRANKFORT, published in the HERALD few
American railroad bonds In the German market.
The chief decline was in Erie and Pacific Mail.
After three O'Clock the sbears" attempted to cover
and the market rallied to almost the opening
prices a1s8issi1 sata-af ~ el.5sT 81
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICAs. $4,000 y Is
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxEr-LoNpoN, Nov. SIS P. NJ
Consols and American securities closed unchanged Eric
ESailway shares l2 At SS0P M the report from the
heavy United states fvetwenty bonds 1855 old, 81
1875 ~. ~; new nysn sS5I ten,iortiss a%"
States fyc twenty bonds 961S for the issue OF 1852
LIvERPooI. CorroN MARKEr.-LIyRRPooI, Nov. SIS r.
M-The cotton market closed unchanged. The sales Of
the day have been bales including 1900 for
laon and export The quotations. report dated at two
lands d mddlins orleans Tho sales sS q
the week have been 62OO0 bales Of which 1900 were
for export and 5000 speculation The stock In port BY
actual count Is 900 bales including 5000 ctua0
bales, including 5000 Sesfimatedl American. The re:
cept OF the week have been 81 goo bales including q 900
can. a2.a 'I1t
TRADE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Nov. G-The
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is dull with
LIyEarooL BREApsfuyrs MAnxEr-LrvERrool, Nov. 81
MThe receipts at this port for the past three days
have been 600 quarersa American The receipts Of
wheat have been A 600 quarters including $4,000 Ameri
western spnins, and ia 81 Or red winter corn
28s. Sd. q 28s. Cd. per quarter
LIVERPOOL Provisions Observation-Disclosures, Nov. g.
p. M-Pork, Sos per Dbl. for prime mess. .
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvRRP0oL, Nov. S.-Tal-
low, as Sd. per cwt Evening-Common rosn, lis 9d
LONDON PRODUCE MAnxEr.--LoNpoN. Nov. s-Even.
ing.-Calcuta linsced 63s Cd. 64s Fine rosin los.
PRrnoLEUx Notwithstanding, Nov s-Pctroleum,
IS francs for fne pale American; refined petroleum.
l914d. 1870. per gallon.
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BRIGANDAaE IN THE EAST.

The Athens papers mention the release OF MIR.
Catzanos, VINO had been captured by brigands.
He had TO pay them about f6oo ransom after they
had cut of both his ears and then his nose few
days since merchant who was on his way homo
rom Wallachia was attackedy aud killed By
the body OF all the money and other vauablos
which the victim had upon his person, but did uot
discover considerable sum which had been
hidden W the dead mans saddle.
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CLOSING PR1cHs-4 O'CLOCK p M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Moderate Demand and Easv.
Receipts mt the Ports, 1879 Bales
Flour steady-Wheat and Corn Dull
and Lower-Cofree In More Demand
Sugar Quiet-Freights Firm-Pork and
Lard Firm-East India Goods Quiet
Metals Generally Quict-Wool Active
and Ffrm-W niskey Unchanged.
FRIDAY, Nov. SO NJ
The trade movement was itfu to-day, but on the
whole rather better, there being q more active
inquiry for many OF the leading commodities
and freer movement generally. The con-
tinued ease in the money market, coupled
with the absence OF excitement, and OF
all elements OF excitement in monetary circles,
tends to exert favorable influence In commercial
circles, and business marts beginning assume
their wonted animated appearance. Now that the
Presidential campaign has closed and the dis
cordant elements thereby called mp have sub
sided, while 1t has been demonstrated that no rad
ica changes in financial matters are 10 within
the next four years, renewed confidence is likely
to obtain throughout business circles and a fairly
active prosecution OF business enterprises may
reasonably be looked for Notwithstanding the fact
that the bulk OF the Fail trade done before the
election. On Change to-day the -four market was
again duh, while prizes tended in favor OF the
buyer. Wheat was irregular and lower, but closed
u
oats were dull while prices were lowerr. The
provision market relapsed into state Of
extreme quietude. and very little business was
done. Prices, however, were nominaly unchanged.
Coffee was the attractive article in groceries, but
the market continued firm for all classes. Cotton
sold moderately, and while prices unchanged The
market was by no means strong. East India goods
NAMED very quiet and prices less nominal
Wool WAS IN much moe active demand and FIRM Petro
leum still remained dull, but holders eAhhiled consider
NAn NAY "a pc
sold much more treeiv at lll prices Whisky was IN
iair request and steady.
AsuEs-Receipts Tor the past three days s6paokares
The market remained unchanged there was limited
demand for pot at IS 20 but pearls remained nominal
BUILDING MArsniALs-There has been moderately
fair demand for brick and former prices current
Lime, under moderately iair demand ruled steady at
81 for and 81 75 for lump. Cement quiet
with a lair demand, with sales Of Eastern sprrce at
81 ~.
corrosThe market for cotton on the spot and 70 ar.
inactive and without auotablc change There
was a noticeable tendency 70 lower figures Future de-
vercs ruled active but easier, closing tame The sales
oil
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-Te qu0tations are based on cotton IN store running In
quality not more than halt grade above or below Ina
grade quoted.
CosgsE-There was considerable more doing today in
Rio and the market remained firm We heard OF sl9s OF
4o BAGS cx Lynn at Hampton Roads 500 bags ex Jane
arrive NJ Baltimore, all private terms We quote =
Rio. ordinary sargoes i5c lSAc fair, i5alc 1ec
aays; marasabo ~ lsc LsySyayrs 10 lsiic. 81.
FLouR And GEAiE-Rece ipts-Fiour II 9s7 bbIs wheat
40 s8 bushcs corn, 81 07 do corn meal ITO Dbls oats
315 bushels; barley 50 3s do The flour market ruie3
duh but there was no further decline In prices In
1900 bbl including oil kinds and at prices within ihe
range Of quotations Corn meal remained quiet but
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The market still remained dull, with
confined to small jobbing lots Of domestic.

my NxyAL sronrs has been moderately fair de.
@ S$
s AKA ,1'ss
e. En- & S i Sss sSi:
e. a. s!sss ;s
s$ss:$ss: 's' ;s $s
sas nssy F issS s e Ss il casks
whale c for Northern &c for southern, and 70c nc
Sss Sisss iIs5% s..ts
Gs s5a|s FOR BE- foa I4as
area s va s.ts sas ST. .
s aqss IL Saa
az Ssps e f
ne SpDe =
Standard r White sss for sss
ss Ssf g s;ss
sss I 50 so pss At os Ss .. "a
oSSns way m ss sos 500 1911, 81 on
sss 2 81;
al hogs 0f so Sf'd ds
ling az 6sc 71sc and rs for pigs :. Beet re-
a"'ss % s@s ssm;
y nee qS
:$$s$s! s ss'Ss1,ss ss%; y H.
suoyani under continued good demand ' sales ISS
s sTa9S q and a sold c Sy
s' esIan Sa axe 'r'es for
sG @ seSus Fsns s xsts zs
aas s1ns ssry o S Raw continued moderate
sS Sss,ss: y Iss ssss
steady We EssSnIns Interior % g
SS s. sSoiSs So. $,; Sna:
s meaao IT, butch sSfes Standard mar
= ga sse DO S White 7 Soit S' ieo to
ssny sST%sa T.
NsnilsssperiST and s" sssS upsroT q
ssFps-saies sJoO bags linseed e4 ship, al 81 57ls
TAllow, The marke. was quiet, but steady; no sales
hSs BEEN an @ Ken
lucky for the last three days at fu prices Other de-
"a TETS e.
ne op ono c a Ecu s sss s ~
sin az sse 2o bales Havana a. Doc 81 go bales old
past three days in good part Tor ali lions, The
market was rrn. Sales were reported OF 2O
TIA pulled At &C 75c, 100 40 do at SOC. &c l4s
&C. &C. sa9s rss on az @ 10 az 81
lbs fleece at &c. 1850 bags secured at 75c &c O lbs
Georgia private terms 600 do Ohio fleece at 6lc 800
bales Cape at 3oc. S6c 40 do Australia on private
terms sWd Se1rna do 20 bag extra do, 1850 lbs
lQ0 do, Nevada 3c., a6C0 do slightly bury Spring
California at &c, ID bags pulled at s5c., 5000 lbs
Monteydeo Of 4s1sc 80 bags low pulled at 4c 1000 lbs
Snns fleece es az @ @ do s s IN
70 bags pulled choice az eOc., Is bags California Fail
at 25c 30 bags California Spring private terms 100
bales Donskoi on private terms 5000 ibs Turkey at%c
1900 lbs on private terms 1900 lbs California
bags California Fall 25c 50 bags California Spring at
Texas 2c 30 bales California Spring at re s0c, 1900
lbs western feece az oc 2uol lbs common fleece At 70c
&C. &C., 100 bales Cape at SIC. &c. 2o0O lbs medium
unwashed az Sc, TO- lbs California Spring 32c and
1900 lbs Northern Texas at 3lc.
WWsKKy.-Receipts, e9S bills The market was mode
rately active and firm. Sales 400 bbls. al CSC.
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The following table shows the Highest and lowest
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The earnings OF the Illinois Central Railroad for
the month Of October show increase Of $40 $50
over last year. The earnings Of the Central Pacific
Railroad for the past month show an increase OF
$39A 400 over October 1871 and $54e97s over 0cto-
ber 1870. The earnings ola number Of the principal
railroads for the expired ten months Of the year
arc compared with last year by the Daisv Bulletin
as f0llows:- ar
EYsoes Eo,S,;N0s f,on Lo0,,n,u I m N,sosnne.. 4
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tho a nr and ssa a. the snas Of
alsss s Il q q ss
ss s sfs y eS 91 Pss J: w ;sS
y e. common white. and d q
and the s5Gas Bushels Sss AZ su
S SSh for mix a. sc tor DO n store Sc for
I'M sail ysoss s s'ssnsS a 1T
g. ssis ssy sesss ~: %sss
&c. So s.S Sr whs Sd
sSss a. P PySSssd Sisss
ssSis Sss %n sais. today but
Sss Esss ssy
bushels grain at Skd and. by sal. 800 bushels
grain Tns e
sFs,G
5000 100 quarters ssD same voyage and rate
and an caps Ss
Is SsS e
a ss @ M
can bark tons Ssiys;on, lump sum;
en- n e
rom Fansdephia to Antwerp $500 bbis. refined psro
ed% ss h.. been very light during the past
three is
ss' 49, 1T sSs
HExP AND JUTE-fhe market continued quiet for all
was percsptble W. heard Of, sales Of so
was the price current Jute was not dealt in but
prices were steady TIE and 51 gold. Jue butts were
ride under this price but holders dr Sales have
been made since last of sou bales at &C. currency;
also QUO bales Of jutc rejections, at 2Hc % days
HAY AND STRAw-Both shipping and retail qualities OF
S 81 s sss,s iHS hss
long rye straw, 81 l5c 81 short do S5c Soc oat
do, 75c. &c.. and wheat do, CSC. . Toe.
HoPs.-The receipts have fallen of considerably since
our last and with good demand the supply insuta.
slightly increased but notwithstanding the market
continued very buoyant and drm New hops are quoted
at3cc. q Sc.
MEr4Is-The demand for sogper has been only mSder
SEC. and 30 tons Of English at 29c, gold Lead
much better demand with sales reported Of l0
iron and other metals were quiet but without noticeable
MossssEs.-The market siili remained dun, with
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GALVESTON Nov. s 1872,
.Cguon-Estimated net receipts 1900 bales. Stock,
A,l35. - 80 - So "a 4
NEW 0nLxASs, Nov g, 1871
Cotton quiet; good ordinary, IKE. low middlings,
17,ic mddlings 1S3<c. Net reccpts 1870 bales gross
66si Sales today, 500; last evening 1900 stock llISs
weeklv-net receintA -A.20; gross 3V,b1 Exports-To
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