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CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firmer-Flour steady-Wheat
steady-Corn Ftrmer-Oats Firm-Bar-
ley and Rye Unchan anged-Pork Firm-
Lard Firmer Groceries Quiet F.
Freights Quiet-Petrolcum Dull and
Lower-Nava1 Stores Dull-Whiskey
Easier.
THURSDAY, Oct. 29L6 NJ.
The markets were irregular and generally dull.
On 'Change -four was steady. Wheat was steady,
but less actIve. Corn was nrm, with . fair de-
mand. Oats were In demand and irmer. Barley
was without decided change, while rye was dull
and nominal. Pork was quiet and nominal, but
frmer. Lard was also armer, but not active.
whisEey was easier. Freights were quiet and
rates not essentially changed. Groceries were
quiet. with sugar ruling easier and coffee very
strong Cotton met with moderate demand and ruled
frmer for futures Petroleum was dull, and again
lower Naval stores quiet, and not materially
chsnged.
CovYEx-The market for Rio remained nrm, but quiet
for want of stock with which to operate. Mild coffee
was and very firm. We heard Of
from first hands The stock Of coffee in rst hands this
date other than Rio, includes $500 mats of Java Ss5
bags Of Ceylon, 6sA do. of Maracaibo 1889 do OF
Laguayra 2 do Porto Rico, 6769 do Costa Rica L0Os
do Of Mexc 1884 do ManilIa and 6e6 do of savania.
Total. 1851 bags and $1,000 mats. We quote -
Rio. ordinary cargoes l64c. l61zc fair 90. lsc
ss S:c se9a 9freme ae rsnss tor o,, ps d0
Java government bags &c 26c DO, grass mats l5c
sss ceySn @ af smse. e S & 81 &c.
mingo l61zc,a 7c: Porto Rico, l,hc I9sc.; Costa
savaniila s,sc i9'sc ;curacoa. i6c. isc Cold
Corros-The market for spot ruled nrm in con-
seauence OF less liberal offerings and prices without
being higher, had upward tendency. "Fut ures ad-
vanccd l-I6e. 1Sc., with liberal transactions We
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DOMESTIC NARKETA

- .. oA.y,s.os. Oct ~ 1871.
celpts ISL bales; Gross l4aS sales, sSss ssscs K
" NEW onrzAxs Oct. 20 lrA
good miasng & Sst
s f s:f ss's:S: &
Cotton steady middlns. l.c; low mdaiine. 1910.
sSSs @ 0resrs aes s,oos Net % Tsssip'' bales
m,s,,s, eS,ss s. steady misSi,as sasS
seipts los 6siss ESpor.io france 1896 coastwiss,
Flour steady sales 1900 bbls Wheat quiet No. Nil
So sales ss
lev unchanged; sales last evening and to-day Of $4,000
sp.hss q ne SS
81 Hsa B., ' reg rnssfIssa 'szl
Ii q . as
weaa aG Wheat 60 o BARLEY sS
lumber
a aaEe ssa 5S MSes GS 80 s S.ss eyra Is
W.; s'ss ssasy $ s-ns sh!s
cots 21ol do; barley 600 d do rS Canal freight. da
s;'stn sRile sRRiiles Wheat auis saies 0s5
al i @ III sss @ spring g. .s s
a 81 10; Chicago 10. do at 4c. 96c red winter,
81 IL 81 IL. Corn duh sales 1000 basllcs West
at 79c SIC Oats negiected No. western held at
Sic 55c. Rye nominal az 90c Barley in good request
Of Canada at 81 81 Western at 81 20 Barley malt
firm; No Western. 81 so 81 49, Western, 81 so 81 CO.
Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO. Oct ~, 1874
Flour steady; wheat In deand and higher; No.
white Wabash, 81 S No Sdo, 81 li1a No. white Mfch
gan. 81 ~ amber do 81 OSi oes. December, 8 No
amber Illinois 81 Is. Corn shade better high mixed,
741sc do, 69c. November CSC. December 64lsc ;
low mixed TIC do. "a &C.; grade, zoe. Oats q
shade better 30. and Michigan 49c: white. 5o94c.
Freights unchanged. Reccipts-28,0D bushels wheat
1850 do corn 400 oats. shlpmcats4 200 bushels
Cnic.co, Oct 49, 1874
lower and unsettled No spring Sc sszc. No. 2doA,
e21sc s3c, cash October; s316c November; S4fc,
December No. 800, 79'4c rejected. c. Corn steady
No. linked 7tAc. re- spot; 7llGc,. October; 67c-,
November 65,4c. all the year high mixed, 72c 72c
rejected nominal oats in tar demand ana lower: No.
4slc &c. white 4slsc 49c. hyc advanced; In fair
demand; No 2, S3c. Barley In falr demand and
higher; No spring, 81 i71s, cash 81 Is octo-
ber 81 o. November; No. do. NC. 9sc Pork acuve
and higher closing quiet with part OF the advance lost
old spot $40 80; all the year SO soa sl7 closing q the
quiet and unchanged Whiskey auiet and unchanged.
froighs quiel and unchanged On the open board this
wheat closed quiet AZ ozlsc Sc November
s4c December. Corn unsettled at 70c.. October 67c
November Oats quiet at 45c 4si4c cash or October ;
els wheat so,O do corn, 5000 do; oats z0j do rye
1900 do. barley. shipments--700 bbs flour. 1900
bushels wheat, 5000 do. corn 1900 do. 1900 do
barley.
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THE AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY.

The sttlngs OF the American Oriental Society
for the current term were closed at the Bible
House yesterday afternoon. Professor Salisbury,
the President OF the society, occupied the chair,
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based on American st,rdsrd Of cIassca.

Included in the above are obses to arrive For future
delivery basis low middngl the sales have oeen as
ionows:.Yes,erday sfer two :; G GMoc,ober 200 short
a,1 1855 So 4 Is 60 Al = as1sh Fssra S
Il Il 4 @ @ iSsa 4! & Das. aRr e eosnr M s1s % M
ber HAc January, Is ls2c bid; February Is Ii.s2c
March Pas a SO asIs lse ss Se
70 TWO p a~Vovem6er, 1900 at I4c 80 at il sisasp
800 1lsc 800 at r. y 3zc 100 short notice tlfgl6c..
Jan,ary ioJ at is s.sac 100 al i5ssc. 10 al
i 10 ass ss. @ At oS s ( s Il o = 49, sss ss
Is sYs Il ~ 80 9 . ItGspssS Is ss
s s !. sa @ Sss'a a 3 apas i e s g Z ass f
i4o1 at i5isc. To at is 5-isc 100 at is 29s2c ao1
at Is lsl6c.; May. 400 at Is 3-l6c June, 2oj at
The Of forward deliveries we're as
January. Mage;; feoruary,, is SOC; Marei, is.eee
January go at Is Lice February, yW at is IIss2c
i65.i2e. Total 2soo bales. second caliSovember 100
Is sslc April 400 AZ Is Isle. Totai 800 bales Re.
cepts AZ the ports &c aiveston. .S57 bales; New
Orleans o7,e; Mobile 2S1 sayan1nab ass Charles
ss Boston. s26; Phiadeloha 29l Total % 7sI. This
day last week RAJ lhls day last year. l6,El Total
rLorR lyp GaArm-Rece ecepts-Fiour, 1G83 bbls
wheat 200 s35 bushels corn l9s 80 do corn meal Oj
bbls and $50 bags oats l0446 busbels barley 1923
and considerable business could have been accom-
plished except at concessions. The sales comprising
KINDS foot up $3.50 bbs ngures within the
range of the suboined quotations. corn meal was In
iair dem teady Sales 700 bbls SIS IS 10 for
Brandywine 81 80 81 IS for Western and 81 50 a. rs
Ior Jersey yellow also DO sacks Of Baltimore yellow
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-Wheat was less active but without decided change
prices The sales about J0oO0 bushels part last
evening, at 81 0 for No ssorna - o. 81 Tor No
chicago: 81 O5 81 05L Tor Milwaukee, 81 Is tor No
Dulutli the spot and 10 arrive; ~ Dy Tor No. l
Chicago 81 10 for red WINTER 81 80 81 30 Tor white
Corn wa in far demand and frncr. The sales were
aoont 5 900 bushels AZ Sc ss1sc Tor mixed and nigh
mixed yellow and white we're nominal Oats were
firm, with sales aegreratlng 62 900 bushels AZ bgc 6oc
tor state mixed 6Uc for western do and toc tor state
white last evening. Barley met with moderate de-
mand and ruled firm. We heard of sales footing up
i11 bushels at 81 81 tor rowed state and 81 70 for
FREIcurs.-The movement In birth neights con tnued
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s9.c07 89,765 32,7n As
IL, i46 1890 9.043 40
l0l.l l53 l07,l25 l31,772 l,G22
1880 3l,030 57,7o2 9S9
1888 1905 1880 IS
7i,se4 42,sOs 29s,l los 1881
22eeo s7,s47 7s,s2 Isis

We auole:-Cuoa-ka interior to common. 71Sc.
good 10 prime sssc. sac. grocery. fair 10 good.
Ind. Ind and nd poxcs Nos % to s. slc molasses,
hhds and boxes PC. q Slc,; eiado. &C. z 7c.;
SIZE do, Ietc 2 s4c s,sc; 90. 49, IS ssc asc.;
white, -I6Sc. a nl4c Porto kico-Rennins, Common
prime, 79G se. grocery, FAIR to choice sac 94c.
Dutch standa.a lotc 3 ssse; a Sic aanila-su
srxAnINE was Inactive, but firmly held. Prime city
quoted at I6c. s''
of city ana OF town stock, all at l5l6c per ID:
WHIsKE Y-ReceiDts, l099 bbis The dena nd was
moderato and the market ruled sales 3O bblA
99c. per QAilon
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GAINS AND LOSSES
The changes IN prices are shown by comparison
with those OF last evening"
GAINs-New YORK Central, X per cent; Della.
ware and LacEawanna, e; Erie y.
LossEs-Lake Shore, "a /; Northwestern common,
u; Ohio and Mississippi q Pacific Mal y !;
Rock Island, y; Wabash. a; Western Union, =.
SALES.
The amount OF sales to-day indicated unusual
dulness, the aggregate being only $4,000 shares.
These were distributed among the principal
stocks as1olows New York Central and HUDSON,
$780, Erie, 1900; Lake shore, 19,4oo; N rthwestern
2l0o; Northwestern preferred, 1000; Rock Island,
$500; Pacific MAIL 1s 500; ST. Paul, 700: Onos 900
Western Union, 14,loo; Wabash 5000; Union
Pacific, 1900; c. G. l. I. G., 5000; Panama. 800.
GOLD.
The only prtce for gold TO-DAY was 1loh. There
was an active demand for cash gold early in the
day, aud borrowers paid as high as 1-s2 OF per
cent per diem but later loans were made free OF
interest, and at the close holders paid / 2 per
cent TO have their GOLD carried.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
A Dull Day Among Stocks Small Transas
tions and Slight Changes.
MONEY AND GOLD EASY.
WALL STREET,
- - !. n

WALL STREET I
THURSDAY, Oct. 2e-6P.M
Tne course OF the stock market will best be
understood oy reference to the following table,
which shows
TIE OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES or TIE
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FINANCIAL.

~ Tee
- -s--~ -~>~-~.~<
A STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE
stocks negoustcd At the lowest In the market
$50 10 500 Puts cais; 500 for double Privileged
call any stock gives the holder as many advantl ges
though he Rad made an actual OF stock
yet there Is liability beyond the amount paid the
"ca there Is no interest to pay, and the stock con-
troled for thirty days without margin.
This system OF operating Is fully explained IN pam
phct with valuable statistical inprma;on and illustra-
tlons showing how small risks pay large profits sent
tree 70 ali who desire To speculate.
TJMBklDGE Il CO..
Bankers aud Brokers No. 2Wa street, New YORK.
LEXANDER FEorHiNGHAM 4 CO.. BANKERS.
~ Brokers ana financial Agents u Wall street, se-
cure additional capal merchants ma nufac
and Incorporated companies loans made on c!ty and
western property commercial obgalions business
RaLer nef0ated persons possessing capital desiring
charge persons having any GOO, business that they
wish 10 dispose OF are invited 70 call.
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKgr-LoHDos Oct 7g-Eveufns-
Linssed oil, 26s Sd. a zGs. 90. per cwt.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Oct 49, 1874
Spanish gold. 1o4 is4,S Exchange nominal Sugar
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Stock this day, Oct. 20, 1874. .
Comparjug with stock Oct.

%, 100. ..... .....'.'... 49,.
Comparing with sock Nov.
!, lo12 .............. .:..-
Comparing with stock Nov.
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Stock tascertained by actual
count, including specula-
lion Oct /. l5I4............
Receipts since Oct. l.........
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q Reformed Church. New Lots Z. l., Dy Rev.
Charles W. Wood. assisted By Rev. J. n. 1Gdwln.
GLE DREW, daughter OF henry Drew, ESQ.,, OF New
Lots,
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"call" there interest pay, and the stock Is con-
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-28
Attest JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Police of
the Town of OpelOusas.
Tuesday. .Innn D3h IL.

TUESDAY, Tune 23d. 1874.
The Board of Police of the town of OpelOusa>
met. Present DR.. James Ray, President r. j
Lefcbvre, c. M0fnhinveg, ST., c. Mayo, G.. n.
Ealcr, A. B. Chaehcr6 and G. W. Hudspeth.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
On motion the following ordinance was read
twice and adopted, viz:
Sec. l. Be it ordained that the President ot
the Board OF Police be and he Is hereby author.
lied and empowered, whenever, in his opinion,
it may become necessary, TO appoint such an
additional numbered constableS or police Off,
GERS as lie may consider necessary, in order to
maintain peace and order within the corporate
limits of the town.
Sec. .. Be it further ordained. That the dGpu-
ties so appointed shall have the salnc overs as
the regularly elected or appointed constable of
the to he under his, control and subject to
the orders Of the President Of the Board; and
that they shall receive the following cOmpensa-
ton and no more, ta-wit: one dollar and fifty
cents for each day they may be SO employed.
On motion Of Mr.. Mayo, the following resOlu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
Sec. J. Resolved by the Board Of Police Of the
Town of OpelOusaS, That the Sheriff of the par
isI of st. Landry and his deputies. be and are
hereby respectfully requested to cooperate with
the constituted authorities Of the town in the
enforcement OF the ordinances adopted or to be
hereafter adopted by said Board, having for
their object the maintenance of peace and order
and the prevention Of violent, boisterOus or dis
orderly conduct on the street. or within the
limits Of said town.
Sec. Q. Be it further resolved, That the Secre-
of the Board he and heis hereby required
tn hand tO the Sheriff Il certified O p of the or
dinance adopted by this Board OH the 9th May,
1874, entitled an ordinance the more etfcctually
to provide for the police Of the town of OpeIoi-
sas and other purposes.
Sec. 8. Be it further resolved, That Il commit
tee to consist 0f the President Of the Board and
Messrs. 7. J. Lefebvre and c. Mayo, wait upon
the Sheriff for the purpose of soliciting his CO.
as herein above stated.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
JAMES RAY. President.
Attest: Jos, u. RICHARD, Clerk.
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sod under and in accordance with the provisions
of this act shah he sold on Saturday of each
week, the sale to begin between the hours of ten
and eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
Sec. 12s Be it further ordained, That it shall
be the duty Of the constable to take n descrip-
ton of all hogs by their sex, kind, color and
marks, the owner or owners of which are un-
known.
Sec. 10. Be it further ordained. That this ord
nance shall take effect ten days from and after
its first publication in the official Journal, and
that all other ordinances or parts of ordinances
Oh the same subject matter he and the same are
hereby repealed.
Ordained May 18th, 1874.
JAMES RAY, President.
Attest: JOS. D.. RICHARD, Clerk.
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Estate Of Hyacinthe G. soilcau.-No.

STATE OF Observation-Disclosures COURT,
- st. Landry:-Wliereas, T.. B,s and d. r. Coreil,
the estate of Hyacinthe G.. Soileau, deceased.
having filed a tablean of classification of the
debts OF said estate, and also a statement of the
account OF administration thereof by B. M. Co
reil as tutor of the minor children of Marius Co
reil and Hyacinthe g. Soileau. both deceased,
accompanied by their petition praying for the
houiGlogation of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
July Goth, 1874 1%
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
tableau in writing at my office In the town of
OnhIausas, within the time required bylaw. why
the said tabl8al sheuld not be hOnOlogated and
confirmed, WA. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
iuly d f-
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of Abram Harlnen, sr. No.

STATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT,
~ st. Landry.-Whereas, Joseph Harmon, of
the Parish OF st. Landry, Testamentary Execu-
tor of the. estate of Abram Hartman. ST., deceas-
ed, having filed a final tableau of administration
and distribution of the funds of said estate, ac-
coIlpanied by his petition praying for the no.
m0l0gYition of the same
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order OF court, bearing date
June cath, 1874. fta st5t
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
parsons Interested TO make opposition to said
tabieau in writing at my office iii the town Of
Opel0usas, within the time required by law by
said tableau sh0Eld not be homol0gated and con-
firTned. w. IA. ROBFRTSON TIerE
June &c
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Estate of Enoch Hayes,-No. a1as.

pARIsH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-wHEREAs.
Henry M. AIdrus, of the Parish st. Landry,
has applied by his petition to be appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Enoch Hayes, de-
ceased, late OF the Parish of ST. Landry;
therefore, any person intending to make op-
i'll writing in my Office, in the town of Opelou-
sitS, within ten days from the present notice.
w. a. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
iulN 1O-ah
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pARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAs
Andre d. M6che, of the Parish of st. Ian
dry, has applied BY his petition to be appointed
administration Of the Estate of Marie Rose Fro
zard. deceased, late of said parish:
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing in my office. in the town of OpcIousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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june 26-S&t


STATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARISH COURT.
~ st. Landry.-Whereas, Euphlasie Figurant,
Of the parish of st. Landry. administrators of
the estate OF Joseph Untz, deceased having filed
u tableau of classification of debts and distribn-
ton of funds OF said estate, accompanied by her
petition praying for the homOlogation of the
same; .E-
And. whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of court, bearing date
August 9th. 1874. . Ell.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to I'LL
persons interested to make opposition to said
tablean= in writing at m office in the town of
Opel0usas, within the timerequired by law, why
the said ttlbleau should not he hOm0lOgated and
confirmed. "r.. w. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk
aug 14-hig. . ... r4..'.-.r .-..t.
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3715.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-PARISH COURT,
~ st. LandFy.-Whereas. Ebert CAN'T. Public
Administrator of the Parish of st. Landry, hay
ing filed Il tableaII OF classification of the debts
of the estate of JOeph Francois ClIaIlet. dcccas-
ed, accompanied by his petition praying for the
homOlagation of the same:
And whereas, the prayer. of said petition has
heen granted by an order ef court, hearing date
July 18th, 1874. -is @"% t.'tN r.
Now, therefore, notice Ia hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau, in writing. at my office i'll the town of
OpelOusas, within the time required by law. why
said tlblean should not be archaeological II con-
Hrmed, w. W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
- July 81 p nj. -...rE. a5 ~.E-f- .-sE=Is4 H-
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Estate Of Austin R. Hawims.-NO. 1881.
pARlsHCOURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAS,
! Elouise Dtiean, of the Parish of St. Ian
dry, has applied by her petition to be appointed
administrators of the estate of Austin 4. Hawk
ms. deceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry :
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position TO said appointment, will file the SAME
in writing in my office, in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
w. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
imlV 1T-mSh
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ssaate OF As IA SodcnasalleF.-NO 364O
STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COURT,
~ st. Landry-Whereas, Rudolph Bodenluller,
executor OF the estate of X. III. Bodemuller, de
ceased, having filed a final tableau OF distribu-
ton OF the funds OF said estate, accompanied by
lis petition praying for the h0mol0gation Of the
same
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of court, bearing date
July 81 1874
Now; therefore notice is hereby gwen to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau i'll writing at my office In the town of
Opelous;ls, within the time required by law.
why the said tableau should not be iiomologated
and confirmed.
.s W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
inlya
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lie Meets ut Masonic Hall, Opelousas, every
Monday night at 8 o'clock. Louis Desmarais,
N..G.fR =. Perrodin, v. G.: Chas. N. Ealer, Treas
sltref; Sam'l. p. Clark, SECRETARY Joseph BLOCH,
y. ". GIN may 24-15