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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
N q t e II t G.

G6icago, am Is. Wfai 1873.
Die folgenben 8atente tpurben fit bte
am %. Nprtl ~en6tgen6e ISOLDE bon
Ser Ser. ct. gatent5Sftce %ousgegeben,
tpte bert6tet 6ur6 Wm. $. Sob, Baz
tent>S Collector, 155 & l57 SfteW aibing>
tonitraBe, @Dtcago.
Sir SllinDts.
gfearrenbalter, e. S. Qsipts, Chicago.
Gti6pGottenitabe, 8. Gapsant, Gbi7
cagO.
8~aufaiten, S. 8. Smith, Gbtca8O.
S6tefertafel16lpamm, B. Neitlafe,
Chicago.
O6rlappen fir Site urlb MitBen, 8.
St. WorIe, @aleSburg.
TaBfarren, 8, g. Samplin, 8eorta.
SGumer, s. g.. Oeuber, Sttatpa.
Otappe, st. 6enning, Sttapa.
9efeni6ere, g. 8. Eurner, 9lbams
60.
@ai6brett, s.. Glieo, Sterling.
Wtats : @rntemai9tne g. Patton,
Gbatsmortb.
WinOmiible, g. 9ef, @odfor6.
Wfustat Nel1B Getbe, 81, 8. Glatt,
Bloomington.
Grntemai6inenz Yfelier, 6. 9omerop,
Wtattoon.
S~liegenneb : Grdser fir 9fer6e, 6.
Shelton, 9tDrmal.
ain6eritu5I, 81, S, @poomer, Ger
ling.
Sir 8tsconitn.
8etterIeiite, S. & g. 8acou, Mebina.
9{dbma10tnen Stubl, S. Gbiebeiter,
WttlipaIfec.
SIM Gan3en tpur6en fir Sic obige
@O6e mlsgegeben:
226 gate1te;
II Yatentz@ orreftionen (reissues);
Is Batente fir a3eiGnungen uno Wfu1
iter Designs
IA gatente fIrOeiGdfts3ei9en (Trade
Marks;
Patent : @erlanserungen (Exten-
sions).
@ NJ. $, SOB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

bur6f1nittli6 ettpos iiber 1000 GtM
tGgli6. 8erf6ifer foufen nt6t int III
bGltniB gu 6teiem ~itarten 3ufubrer I'D
8erfGufer ftn6 ni6t I'M Stan6e, Be6in
gungen 5u fteQen, Del6e bteIe au GtnfaI
fen 9enetot MAIDEN. Ste un6 6a tpehfe1
elm Trteb sic 8eftBer, tDenn Der 8reis. h
nteorig lit, 6aB 8ort6eil aug ibrer @suu
19iffung eriidtlt6 tit. STR StodsSti
mar feline Na0frage %borban6en unb nm
beidrdnfte ltmidbe i'm Snterefie DO,
StaotlneBgern fattoen ftatt.
6rti6e 3ufubren 2700, VertGufe y
$4.5O-5.l24 fir mittlere bis siemItd
quite unb S.. 3O-5.75 fir CUTE bis aus
9et0d1lte Stiere. SbluB flal nno matt
sd ~ etne. Die ftarfen Sufubren
%oerbunDen nit elmer 9In8abI, tDel6e &c
tern ltitnerfauft blteben, berdnIaBten Elm
@5unaDme ber8erfGufe, tuel6e in 9infi1
ger Anforoerungen Der ge89@NGrGt8ei
SoDreS5ett 9roB SIT netnen IL %GSufe
norcn lebr porit6ttg in ibrei, 8etueguni
gen UNI ipouten nur iebr IoSrliA faHfen
bts Serfdufer fi6 ST etnerGonce}itcn BOZ
l0-l3c q 100 ID nerftdn6en. Sn e;gt obe
3tpet UGuen tpnrben S.. lO-5.15 oeaohIt
S. tpar 6auptprets, @e1ammtmoi1e be
GerfGufe 81. 80-4.9
Irti6e 3ufubren 10. $50. S6luss4.7
-4.S5 fir mtttlere bis siemlthe mn d q
IS fit quite bis aus9etpGNte.
S6nfe. Die 3nfnbren puren unge
fdBr 800 Stid. Na6frase siemli6 a8t
8reiIe beItGn6lg gu $.5O-5.25 fir oe
i6orene unb 4-6.25 fit tpoutge.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

WpW EWH3VSTG%
Wer gebofft bate, DaR 6ur6 Sen Bau
Der Wfiltpaufee ult6 ct. Saul 8abn Ser
Chicago Nortbpeitern cine beil1ame Gon@
currer5 berettet, unb DEM @e19Gftsz un6
Baifagierberfe6r 3tpti6en bier uno Wttlz
tDGufee uno benz Norbmeifen 8ort6eil err
nadien tper6e, birfte ii6 bitter getGuf6t
baben. 0te Chicago utb Nortbne1tern
bat, nG6bem c8 tbr ni6t gelu1gen mar,
bic Sncorporirung uno ben 8am Der l2tlz
tDaufee u1tb ct. 8aul S1 bt1tertretben,
51 Dem nGGtenWftttel ee9rtffen, fte bat bic
unbequeme GOncurrenttn itberge16luGt,
8. ;. NIT auoeren 98nrten, 1te lit NIT ibr
in gegenieitige %Gpmpagnte 9egangen. Sn
SoG9e SAXON lit Die foforttge @%rb06ung
bes Sra9ttartfS betber Ba6nen fiber I'll
ertparten. Ser etn5tge @epinner bet
6teiem arrangement lit Ser St1at ISIS
conitu, bent bic NfilpoufeezSt 8aulz
babn bat 1T TOlge 6abon ouf bic ct.
@roir un6 Superior : 2an6betDilltquna
bon elmer Miaion @der Dersi@tet, bie gu
erbalten ite freili6 $40 Oteilen @eletie
nno 60 Oanon nod in bteiem Sabre bauen
mubte. 0a Die yfort6meitern 8abn be-
retts einen Sdienenitrang in berIelben
0egeno bat, lit Elm stpeites fiir'S Grite
lberHii1ltg, unb tpern bic Bu6nen aud
bel Der iebigen Str6mung Der 0ffentli6en
Wet1ung fi6er ftnb, ni6t gum 3~tpeiten
Utale cine 2GnObetDtQtgun9 3u erbalten,
70 tr0iten fe iib nit benz Oe0anfen, baB
aud feire anbcre Sabn cine ipl9e erbalz
ten tDirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
SmaetS 1t4to ed 9uDstt

lift bas @erlan9en ieber Dame unb BEN
9erren angene9m. 9amen, tpel6e nt6t
bon Der Natlr ~begiinittgt itn0, f0nnen
iebr bel 5u tbrer 8eri60nerung beitraz
gen, inoem tie SEQ. M. 2atrb's Bloom
of Youth" gebrau6en. Sic entfernt a1e
8erun5ierungen bon Der 6aut uto ma0t
6teielbe taoeQos 160n. Gum Gerfallf in
alien 0rltGitoreS Ser Ser. Staaten. 0ez
pot: 5 @olbzStr., 90. 9. mi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
Slnneritamtf6e s66mbeftem.

9tmertta lit ftoIs altf ietne i60nen Oaz
Ell, aber mte ntele mtBa6ten tbre S60n7
it, perlteren tire @eiunbbett nno SUI
nbfrti6e unb altern Dor Bee l3ett, I'M
nj fe tbren 3Gbnen nt6t Die n0t6tge
afmerfiamteit tpiomen. 9teielben ftn6
DIT 3t enti6uIotgen, 6a So3obont, tpelz
IN Dor Qaem etn Rlab Spti9en ben fit
item 9ippen gebiibrt, iebt in alien cipiz
irten 2Gnbern 3u baben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

- Gin Sobn BON Ottp Surplus, Na>
mems Wtar RuppinS, Der in G6icGgo bel
Dem Qlr1ttecten &ennD orbeitete, iii in
Chicago na6 ldngerer &ranf6ett qettors
ben uno BON ietneu @ouegen in Grace
lamb CUR Grbe beitattet tpproen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
Gommrr'iflrs unN ginnu}ielles.
OclOunrlt 9erid)t
HENRY GREENEBAUM 81 CO.,

8onf@, @e6ieI@ un6 8aliagez@ eI6dft,
5. 9tue,, s1Dii@en 0tanbotpb unb @aibtnstonltr.
Chicago, IL. Mat 1879.
Die 6altur9 hes @e[bmorftes mar eine iete uno seiste
tetnen weitn;liden lltteri6ieb 9egen bic leetberi6tete.
0aS gei6alt i'm Aa9emetnen mar, lpie 9enObnl;@ ON
Sreito9 it'll.
gSefiel out Rem Dorf ITO &rem.
&ediet oui 2onoou GO Gage St9t 1925.
Cob %er0finete beute in Seem 9ort nit 117% unb i6loB
gu 11S nit ~iolsenoen @OnrsperGnpernnsen wabrsnb bes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

W~fOnntttettt fir Sbcrit GUS
Ortb. Samftag Nta6mtttag beriamz
lite fi6 cine be6eutenoe Nn3abl b69erer
!tlttGrs i'm Club &aume beS Sherman
mIes, nit Der Mbit9t 6ie Grri6tung
Res Monumentes fir ben berotenten
BERT @aSportb in Nnregung 3u brtn=
n. @let3 na6 benz SD6e Gusnortb's
ar6en 5u bteIem 3pede bon bteiigen
irgern, ieinen alien @affengefd6rten
ID ben @tnmobnern BON Wte6antcsDtne
pa $4,000 ge3ei9net. Die @eiammtz
item wer6er $4,000 betragen, unb lit Die
.l~tforoerung BON $1,000 beretts taft
n5li6 in Chicago bur6 53ufage ge>
bert. 9a5 Monument fon m6glt6ft
be Ieinem @eburtsorte Wte6anicsptue
10 Guf einem tpett ii9tbaren erb06ten
unite errt6tet iuerbeu. Die 8eriamm1
.'tg tpuroe bur6 9errn 6ernanbo Sones
3 Yrditbent er6ffnet. Sberit 6. g.
top, Elm alter Su9enbgenpiie o @us>
Drtb, fungirte ais SefretGr. @s ipuroe
16lo1ien, Su6icriptionsltiten 3u Sun
II 6es proiefttrten Wonumentes iofort
/ 6en Sreun6en @Qsmortbs cirfuliren
laHen. 6terauf Derta9te it6 Die Ser
nmlung bis gum %. 5. Wtts. UNI 6ann
Ier Die SortI6ritte 8eri6t entgegen5uz
bmen, unO 8u tpeiteren S9rttten 81
lrPitPu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
Ser 9uamamm'fGe S6IafSaGom

rtp Oorf gerIetb geltern frIb in Bran0
Is muBte IN Solge 5iemlt6 %itarfer 8ez
lGbtgung bon benz CUR Qbfabrt b%eretten
lqe Ser Burlington QutncDbabn Die@
r losgetrennt tper6en. 0er 3ug erlitt
DurA cine Ger3ogerung BON 3ebn Wt@
Epu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

Wtetaue Mm0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Marft mar .feit nit siemli6er
ga6frage.
DISQUALIFICATION SIS 5O-21 50,
Dad Is OO-l8 90.
3rabt-72.
&agel-tparen ste1nIi6 acttb un6 1lnberz
dnoert gu S. 25 in Nateu.
GnpFer--8ottoms As, 8rasiers Iber IL
II. 43, Sup erbleN 43-5l.
Slei @iiem nmo elias.
Glen feft auf Ser 8aiis BON S un6
5 2llO Staten.
8leiro9ren unb 8leitafel. ...-9-lO
SlaDet1en .053-Q6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

Sade-0te Na6frage lit unbe6euz
tend. Bretie ftGtig. Starf 81, Otter Street,
"a. Bbtlabelpbta 81; 9ublop 35, 9etptsz
ton 35, american 323, Ontario q. 35
8rrlaps $2l-224 @lnnies, etnfa6 183
-l91, boppelt 28-29; Wouidde 68-7Oc;
WeDliGde, / Sri IL 00-ll SO, / 8rI.
Is OO-15 so.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20
MhOmmutemt fitr oberft Gus

@ uSpalOtn9's Glue, nibIt@ ll16
Deraa Sn 9aben. mi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

SGuIen, 9latten, S9neaen &c. 43-52
S6mteoeeilen .12}-15
giftsburs @las, 1915 mad site.
Safelglas, 80 mad 9iite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

BE- Uas TTll5l0br 1T bic 3etf 6es'
Steigen5 Der SGfte, unb 9%crionen 1outen
cine G~einigun9Scur Dprnebmen, ipent
audi feline &ranf6ett5> Symphonic por>
ban6en ftnb. Sin Dortrefflt6es 0teberz
6erIfeuungsmtttel limb Or. Mu8uif G6z
ntg'S 9ambnrger Grop Ell oaz
bur6, baB ie BEN Uta9en rctnigen unO
bic GerbduungszS rgdne erfrti0cn, @r1
%mattungen nno Gr16laffun9en oteler
Sa1r5>5ett be1eitigen. 6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

9n-Der Ntarft mar nt6t tbdtig unb
oie 3ufubren gering unb Freiie iebr gez
orIGt.
Stmotbp, felt gepreBtes. 49,. Is 90 is SO
ItnotbD, loie gepreBteS. ...15 O0--l6
Yratrte, 9epreBt. IL 00-13 90
3tmotbD, auf Wdgen......16 00-l7 90
Yratrie, allf Wd9en. ......12 OBS 90
@teTerultg Sill 50, 1e na6 Der GntTer>
nltltG.
O0f3tuanren. i'm dufer Ndd1frdde nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

Grmilrse--Neugetpir3 1870; Ge[fen
$40, Pfeffer 25-26, 3ilnmt 40-42.
Wt1tsfatnuB l 20--1 %.
Quite maren IN e~ertnser Na6frage
su folgenben Brei1en:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

@tnbpieb. IS 1T feline ,8ciernng
i'm beuttgen Marfte su bert6ten. SIN
0egentbetl, mar berfel6e 10 nn9llnt1tIg
nno unbefrieotgenb fir geri9Rfer, Ser
fdufer uno GAMBLER tnsgelamntt, als 1!ilr
geba0t tperoen farm. GS fbetnt tetne
3unabme Der 3ufubren in InsltGt 9ez
itent. Dteielben b~etrugen oteie Wo6e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

rv mitteI uno. CUTE 5 -55
Ounfelbranne unb i6le6t getpai6ene
Woae 2-1Oc, nit 8aumtpo4e bermti6te
nno fledi9e 3-5c nteortger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-20

goun9 Sbion $500, $40, 7O-7S,
1915, 90-95, l l0-l 20.
Smpcrtal S5-95, l O0-1 Is.
@un0otpoer 85-95.
Sapan $50, 1870, 85-95.
Solon9 $3.50, 7O-75, COL 90.
@oae. 8ar flau unb u~nberdnbert.
Bir duottren:
un8etpai9ene, fetre CD b.. % 80
y mittel. ........ 80 -33
grobe. 30 -33
@etuai6ene tetne. ........... .53 81
mtttel. ....... .48 so
SIM 3uber getpaf6ene prtlna '>.60 -65
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

The following teegrams were posted at The Cot
ton Exchange
count OF three months bills in the open market il
. below the bank rate.
LONDON, October 81. 3 P. M.->Amount Of bullion
gone into Bank of England on balance to-day
$1,000
AT the annual meeting Of the Clearing House
Association. last evening, the following Ulcers
were unanimously reelected John u. Gaines
President: =. ii. Kennedy, vice PRESIDENT 1. N
Maynard, manager and Messrs. Joseph II. Ogesby
Louis Schneider and George Jonas. the committee
of management
cent premium. touched 6h, and closed at 5ls O6.
Gold quoted at 1l0i. Ulll4 for currency.
and ll60ll6h. for certified checks. Tho sales
included 5000 and 5000 at III in currency, amt
$4,000 at 1853 and $4,000 At ll6 0ll6 for certified
ch-cks. The New York market opened ana closed
at 1925, Touching l08As during the interim.
American halt dollars were quoted at l050l0s
for currency. and ll00ll2 for certified checks -
The movement IN sterling exchange was of fair
extent, and rates \ p cent higher Oh the u-
side figure for private bills and I. on the outside
for bank. The sales summed up &5f $50. embracing
$500 bill Of iadinS at 1852, $500 do at III
do at ll7t dll7l,, $4,000 Al clear at ll'I. s25 1000
do and $4,000 bill of ladng at ITS 48750 bank at
and 5000 do for remittance, at ll9a.
The sales or francs included 1000 commercial a.
1894 0C0 do At 1885, and 40 900 and 200 600 do at
1t the close sterling bile were quoted at ira
1l7h for private, and --0ll9i for bank, and francs
at 1881 04371s fUy priv ate and nominal for bank.
Domestic exchange continued very scarce. The
sales comprised S25 900 commercial sight on New
York at as p cent premium, $4,000 do, and
S25.OOo private bankers at III and 5000 on Prov
idence at >.
In securities y Q noticed sales OF $4,000 city gold
bearing seven per cents at 60, go . and 5000
city ten per cents at 70, and 5000 Clinton State
warrants at 50 for certified checks and 80 shares
New Orleans Sanitary and Fertil.zing Company at
90 Quotations OF all classes contsnss honiaaL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

at II A. N. Departed-Yaeger fes New oreans "a, a
night; Julia Tor ST. Louis, at s A. MOIlIe Moore
for ST. Louis ~ r. N. The John Kyle and her tive
barQes in tow of the BaDbage, were aground Ut
Point Pleasant when the Julia passed there yester
day The Glencoe 10 hard aground at Greenfield
Heavy frost tis morning. River risen three inches
Weather C ear and cool. H.-
LOUISVILLE October 2l.-The river is staff onary.
Wesfh. cloudy and cold, with indications Of snow.
The Mary Houston 10 preparing to leave for New
Orleabs early Bext week.
EvAssviLLE October 2L-Weather clear and cold.
Riven risen four inches
ST. LOUIS, October 2l-Arrived-City of vicks.
burg, from vieksburg. No departures. River ris-
ing slowly six feeC 10 Cairo. Weather clear and
,plea-aut. H.
CINCINNATI, October 2L-River fourt feet and
rising. Weather clOL dy; rain last night.
PrTTsBskG, October 2l.-River eight feet and
Sising rapidly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
MEDICAL.


kCsMEAU OF MONADaC MFDICINE.
- surgery ana Midwifery No Isa 30 IN ca a'
Msdin IAN part street. pear Canal street W.
s;naIaa a. ne par ,rnent-Cures Palsy Eevera Rrv
s ,pGsias, Epilepsy. Insanity Drop.y Bb.nmat,sm
mations os gays ali painful affections and rfiam
Throat t. .he brain, Spinal Cord and Nerves
RiadSa, Lungs, Heart, Liver. Stomach Rores
niaaoef hidneys, Bones joints etc an SoI'ar
i"r tho treatment and cure oi an d Iu
uors az n ptpartment-Reduce Fraci1,res Tn
ga St anu islocatons speedily cures imnn.ant;a
n,.nTlIIy Scrofua, all UretI,raI and k MIA
freunsnSSeo xtnereal, Scrotal and Skin Diseases
froTn s,n, ., dlmcult Crinations; preserves nmhs
bv DISC put, and the Bladder from Litbotomy
carS 90 SS..ih2 stones, etc, and cures Ucers Can
oets or sti1ctures without pain. o'ooi' JAN
oa.n nery Depar tment-Positive 1v cnres III a.,
cI"ns VI lHe womb and ovaries ali uuus1aI d.
va SO ulcefatl0s or irritations and whan Us.
rs snees are painful or obstructed from anv 80.
~na'ever the cause is removed and baS,+ isso
stored IN few days ""o heaItn re-
leans addressed to postoice box III. New Or
h ona LOUISIANA, will receive attention Csna
p Tor ladies' 10 A. M. to 10 M and 8 IT, gMCe
tux gentlemen from to 6 p NJ " l. L.
Cornhated Doctor Of Medicine ana pti /.
reHS" u m Der of the Royal COLI 20 Of S,p
i hr-at Britain, Lcenfiate OF M;du 20. soUuSS
Siinsscolsgy formerly Obstretric snroacn "j in
$500 WY G or James Y. Simpson. Baronet Of
S;xfh Infaut seon OF The Louisiana Cavalry and
,tnerapeutlcs and Embrvonic po ILL, "a
sitinber OF the Hunteriau Soc,aty of wstn,ns
.slehca and Bellies Letters ASscn 20 av Th,
p, the Universities Of Great BTitan s,d an,sr
BAH fees honorablv ,et,r,.a D. ..,....
onn w ne' receive their full value "a dnid nro
fr20 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
By Charles n. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF MARX E. TAYiOR.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. 50 4.5,

Rf CHARLES II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Office No 81 st. Charles street.-Will be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street between Canal and
Customh0use streets, TUESDAY. November4 1873
az Twelve O'Clock NJ, by order of the Hon A. L.
Tiss0t, Judge of tho Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above numbered and an.
Titled succession. the following property. VIZ.
First Districe.
!. no. g.! ST. CHARLES STREET, between As,
pomeAe and 1haia streets, IN the SQUARE bounde,.
lastly by Prytana. two lots of ground measuring
each 70 feet inches front St. Charles avenue bT
i2O feet III depth between PAL alleI lines These LOTT
are designated as Nos. I'D D. plan No 2l of the
"SegheTs Square" in office OF J. z Stringer late
notary. The improvements consist of handsome
two-stOfy frame, with hall above and b-lov two
parlors with marble manteLs dining room with
marble mantel breakfast-roola, kitchen erc on
first door. Above, three bed rooms in main hous..
ana four IN the wing. Across the end and rear of
tets another two story building extends embrsc.
ing various good rooms several closets through.
out the building gas all through, and all modern
improvements two splendid cistern, yards paved.
flower garden, etc.
:. a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. .omprsins
aZo oo 100 acres. with the buildings and imprOyv.
ments thereon. IN the parish of Tangipohoa late a
part OF the parish of st. Tammany, and known as
the northeast quarter and north half of southeast
quarter and east half of southwest quarter of sec
tl0n seven, township four south, range nine east
which last described property was ACQUIRED from
lie. May II, 1862. W."
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Oc5 IL 10 Is no4 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

Domestic Markets.

NEw YORK, October 81. Evening-Cotton CLOSED
irr.gular; n,dding 6a.k.ei, sales today ESQ,
barely steady; sales 10 200 bs es, follows: October
LIS Ole 532c: November is 7-32 1l64c: December
as 516Dl6 ll-32c January 10 ID Sal 6c February
40 Site; March I6 Ill6dl6lc. southern flour dull
and dropping sc 30a7 for common tn fair extra;
fSy 10 .ssd h
rather quiet, with the advance lost; winter red
Western . Az al 81 Corn opened IA lc better,
but closed with ADVANCE lost at 59159tsc for steam
Western mixed. Pork dull and lower; new mess
$l4 50Dl5. Beef quiet at So 50dlO. Lard steady
AT Sa8tsc. TurPentne dull at ACC Rosin steady,
81 TO- TallOw more active and sIeady, 909 Lice
Freights more active and timer; by steam, grain
l2k 0l3d.
Coffee more active and firmer; Rio 1915 d22c.
Sugar steady; fair demand at ~ 07l,c. Moiasses
dull. Rice very quiet and unchanged.
sxes Of 1891 iI2 ive twenties of 1862 loo; of
1864 100 Is OF 1865 l0ia; new no. Of 1867 ll2; Of
1868 liz; new fiv-slo7as; ten.forties 1853
state BONDS quiet and nominal Tennessee skies,
dated 46a; deferred !; Louisiana SKIES 4; new 40
levee skies 50. eghts So Alabama shts 70 ives no
bids; Georgia SKIES and s.vens no bids; North Caro-
inas, old Is. new l3, special tax :; South Caronas
old %, new 10; April and October 26.
CINCINNATI, OctoDer 2l-COtton quiet; middling
lSAc. Flour firm and unchanged Wheat quiet at
81 %. Corn 4AO46c. Oats dull at 36144c. Pro.
visions dull and irregular. Pork held s IA. Lard
quiet; sic I'm non lal at 7sa7sc kettle jebbing at
ia U7 &c. Bulk meats irregular; buyers asking
concessions; shoulders 6 c; clear rib sales at &c;
clear nominal at 6he. Bacon irregular; only
jobong demand shoulders ~ &c; clear rib IKE
clear - O1a4c. Whisky weak at SIC.
st. Louis. October 2l.-CottOn nominally lower;
middling 15hc. Flour dull and weak; lower to sell
business very light. Wheat-SOme sales higher;
No. spring Chicago S. OF; No 3 red fall 81 35
Corn quiet; No. mixed 42d42hc east track;
~ u 043c for regular. Oats dull and lower; No.
% 134c in elevator. Whisky nominal soc in cur
rency. Pork quiet at Si4a4 so. Dry salt meats
quiet; packer clear rib 7Sc Bacon easy for buyers
cash and order lots OF shoulders ~ 03c; clear rib
O8 ae; clear d 06Ic. Lard quiet; small lots of
refined at she.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, October 81, $50 P. M-The sales TO.
day include $500 bales American. Cotton to arrive
I-l6d lower. Sales of uplards on the basis of good
ordinary, shipped October and November 85fd: do
on basis Of low mddng, deliverable October, cd
Yarns and fabrics at Name hester dull with down.
ward tendency.
LONDON. October 2l.-Taliow 49, Spirits turpesr
tine 32s 9d033s.
FRANKFORT, October 2l.-Bonds 98k
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eRiZE LIST,

The title to the above real estate is guaranteed
perfect. The liberal terms of this scheme bring
1t within the reach Of al-the greatest opnortnnitS
ever offered for the poor man to rise to wealth
PRICE OF T1CkETS-Single tickets So So eleven
tickets $2S hfty-six tickets 5 49, lis tickets $3.50
The drawing will be made under the superin.
tendence of committee appointed BY the highest
officials in the state duly sworn the faithful per
fornsnce Of the duties assigned them The high
est officials, both of city, county and state have
not eny Endorsed Mr. Abees but also his scheme.
string TO participate in the drawing shoud at onc.
form theig clubs AID send in their orders
Agents Wanted
10 AZ States, Cltles and towns in the United States
and Canadas.
Money should be Sc mt by registered letter. post
Office order or express with the full address OF the
purchaser in plain writing - ~
hg-ry package of eleven tickets has a chance to
: e.even prizes, but positively certain to win
one. while one person out of every ten who pur.
G. ase package Of eleven is bound to win two
prIzes
For further information and particulars send for
dress NU6OS AHRIRS
se@A 'm go" tesvenworth, KanssA
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN TABOR,

| z. SUCCESSION OF JOHN TABOR,
Second District Court for th Parish of Orleans
by G. e: GIRARDEY Il CO.. AUG
- tioneers- Nicholas J. Hoey Auctioneer. Office
| 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal, between Cana
leans, by virtue Of an order Of the honorable the
dated september H. 1873, Win oe sold by pubic
i. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Six District
OF this city. in the square bounded by Napoleon
| svsnns, lena Live OAK and Laurel streets. desig
| LOts Nos 5. s. and adjoin each other and
measure each 30 feet front on Napoleon avenue by
~ feet In depth. The improvements on lots Nos.
and comprise new double onestOry and attic
brick cottage retired from the street, having front
kitchen in rear. Lots Nos. and are under fence
Lot No. ii measures 80 feet front on Live Oak
street, by 1873 feet in depth. The improvements
comprise two-story brick cottage, with twostory
2. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
of this city, in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue, Jena, Chestnut and Plaquemnes or Coli.
scum street Said lots adjoin each other and
measure each 70 feet inches front on Napoleon
avenue by no feet IN depth between parallel lines
Lot NO forms the corner of Napoleon avenue and
Chestnut streets. These lots are fenced and well
and ornamental trees, shrubbery ETC.
B. SIX LOTS OF GROUND IN CARRoLLTON. par
lsn OF Jenerson, deslSna ed as lots Nos. J. q 8 D.
and "a OF square No. 81 B, bounded by CarrOlIton
avenue, Dublin, sixth and Jeanette streets. Lots
NOS to adioin each other, and measure each SO
n.et mont on Carrollton avenue, by 1870 feet in
depth, lot No. forming the corner Of CarroIlton
avenue aud Jeanette streets. Lot No "a adioins
the above lots in the rear and measures 30 /. ct
inches front on Jeanette street. by $50 feet IN
depth. " N'' Ae0' Al
.; TWENTY-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. in Car
roilton, parish OF Jefferson designated as lots Nos
to "a and forming the whole Of square No ga r
bounded by Carrollton avenue, Short, Jeannette
ana sixth streets and measuring together 300 feet
Trent on CarrOllton avenue and Short streets and
70 Feet 'front.' on JeaDnette and Sixth streets
Ierms OF Saie-Ope-half cash, and the remain.
der on q credit of one year from date of sale
IN notes bearing interest of eight per cent Ter an
mum IRON date OF sale until insl payment secured
oy special mortgage and vendor lien on the prop
cry sold with the penal clause Of i've
per per. cent attorneys fees in the event of
sH,s improvements to be kept fully insured
ana policies transferred, and purchaser. to as. !
sax tor 1873 payable in 1874 VI "-'
fore Octave Morel notary pubic, |
oc2 !! l8 Is mol 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
Deepening OF THE
O0NSTABLES' SALES.

". =. Hyde IS. Narcisse Parker-Second
Justice Court for the Parish OF orleans, No
Pr VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FIERI PACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon W T. Eyans Sec
ond Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
orleans In the above cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at Bayou Bridge, on SATUR
DAl October q. 1873, at twelve O'Clock M
THE SCHOONER LAKE GO, her tackle and an.
parel.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States cur
rencv.
ocl5 1925 JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable.