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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-27
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY. DECEMBER g. 1874

dsalsrs rates Coarse 81 2s0l 30% eel; Ans else
81 Co. Turks Island 90095c p bag Of two bush
els. When taken at warehouse reduction u made
for drayage Table salt in pockets seIls ct 3hG6sc
NAVAL STORES Gsod supply and limited de-
mand Pitch is quoted at 1898 Is y Dbl: spirits
turpentine 37o p gallon; rosin No. % l505 Is;
No. 81 4Od2 50 bib; tar 90 1894 p Dbl.
COTTON SEED OlL-NO stock on hand and &c
y gallon is asked for al the stock that will be
made Tor the next three mo1ths, which 10 CON
tracted for. ...t.3
TALLOW-Choice is selling at8hO8Ac p ID.
BUTTER-ChOice is scarce and in request. IN
feror Western sells At 20025c; medium 5oOSSc;
choice 30 032c; inferior Goshen IS 03Oc medium 50
40c; choice 4Sc y ID.
CHEFS E-Is scarce and in request Choice West.
ern factory is selling at l6Gl6Hc; New York cream
l9c y ID.
POULTRY-Western grown chickens are selling
at IS; young &3H3 so; ducks &3O3 81; geese
$608; turkeys S8dl2 " dozen. Louisiana grown
chickens sell at S404 So young SO 50; ducks s.
LOUISIANA ORANGES-Are selling At @606 so
y Dbl
BAGGING-Good supply ana moderate demand
Domestic iute 10 quoted in round lots at lZUl27sc
P-yard Domestic jute is retailing at l3c: hemp
I3c; India in bales and rolls l2c " yard
MOSS-Sman stock and a good demand. Black
Is selling at Sc: mixed &c: gray 3s city picked 20
STAR CANDLEs-ighs supply. and fair de.
mand 50 and Is boxes fOurs sold 1t lie p 10. less
y cent cash.
COFFEE-Good demand and prices have up
ward tendency We quote: CargOes. fair II a loc
(gold), good 49, al8ac, prime lSk'0l9c " ID; job
lots. fair l8 d!G3.c, good lSs 0lSc. prime 199issc
= ID.
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MARKETS.
l1omestic Markets.

new YoKs. December &c, Evening No business
eas transacted at the Cotton and Produce Exc
changes.
the following 70 the bank statement Loans de.
creased $50 600; specie decreased $3.50 Co., legal
senders decreased S875. co., depcsts decreased
The market for cotton on the spot has assumed
much tirmer tone during the week, and prices
show an Improvement OF &c. This advance was
0ased the decrease IN receipts and the freer ex
sort movement. Many large receivers have with
drawn their stock from the market. This, how
ever is only true of better grades. which are real
~ scarce and worth more money comparatively.
She medium and lower qualities do not show any
great strength, and improved prices now current
are regarded as full figures The export move
ment though slightly In excess of last week, is
not sufficient in extent to attract any great atten
ton as purchases apparently were merely of odd
lots which were wanted to ii freight engagements.
As to the spinning interests these dealings were
generally limited to such lots as could be used at
once. So from general indications it does not
appear that the improvement will be very well
supported unless foreign advices are more favor.
able than at present. For future delivery the
turn has again been in favor Of the sellers, but
the tirmness in prices was mainly due to the pur-
Ghasers OF the short interest to cover In fact the
entire upward movement appears to be a specu-
lstiye one, as there were several large sales for
latter months including lower range OF prices,
sales OF the week were 20 947 bales, of which 1921
were the spot and the balance for future de-
II very
CINCINNATI. December 26.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 1875 dl334c. Flour duh and unchanged.
Wheat dull and nominal; red 81 oo0d ~: Corn
&l9 Lard advanced; steam l2sa Ql3c; kettle lac.
Bulk meats firm; shoulders 6Is Sac; clear rib 916
sac; clear lOc. Bacon duh and unchanged.
Whisky steady, Soc.
ST. LOUIS, December 26.-Cotton steady; demand
moderate. Flour steady for low grades; prices un-
changed. Wheat dull and lower 70 sell; No. red
winter 81 05aa al 06A; No. spring Chicago SIC.
Corn-Good demand ut a decline; new GA d65c ac-
cordipg to location Oats slow at 5od51c Whisky
&c. Pork LrmeT; nOmnally &l9 Is. Dry salt
meats frmer; loose car lots held shoulders 6}s
Ga,c; clear rib 9h d9ssc; clear ga dlOc; small
packed lots sold 1T tossa7ac for shoulders, 90 a
l0ac for clear rib, and l0AQl0kc for clear.
Baoon-Shouders 9d9ac; clear rio IL Ike;
clear II "a dI2c.
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bills ct New York. sterling exchange va abeot
Ito p cent higher. The movement was OF heerA
extent, the sales amounting to 9616OO comparing
$1,000 bill of lading ut IS S. 22000dO at IS 36ss;
2llOo0do at IS 81 Els 900 and &2s oeo do at S5 3S.
as 37h; $4,000 Al cleaS ct s. 37d5 37:. and
6 1900 bank at IS 10.
Francs were stiff az previous rates for com.
mercial and . shade higher for bank. The eales
amounted to 800 600 embracing 5OOOO, and $50 GOO
commercial ct 468A 400 900 do u as T. and 10000
bank sight at s.62h.
At the close sterling bills were quoted 1t @5 36
0s 37 foT bill Of ladng and Al clear, and &5 40 for
bank aud francs at 1854 for commercial, and sGo
0463a for bank.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were of fair
extent. and with a good demand commercial
sales OF New York sight covered e24O,o0O, embrace
ing $4,000 commercial at y cent discount;
$50 0OO do, at 1892 100000 do and 100000 and
$50 GOO private bankers at ZIG; $50 900 Commercial!
and $40 600 private bankers at 10 32 and $40 900
and $50 OOG private bankers at u We also noticeH
sales Of $4,000 one days. sight Oh New York at y
y cent discount and $4,000 Western commercial
The banks continued TO check on New York at X
p cent discount. while commercial sight was
Nothing TRANSFERRED in stocks.
The sales OF bonds included $4,000 and 1000 city
gol0 bearing seven per cents at 81 4, ana $3oUO
at 81 y. At the close, new State consolidated seven
per cents were offered at 10. but no sales were re-
ported.
City appropriation certificates were still qnoted
at-G52, but 10 sales were reported.
The sales OF Metropolitan Police warrants N.
Guided $500 at SO; they closed about 10, against
ats On Thursday
the close, at about -066 against 70O-, on Thurs.
day, while old were still quoted at about o. The
Gales of new included $1,000 At S5k. Nothing
trsnsvises IN new.
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Below high water mark Of 1874.
The Temperature.
Oh for New Orleans.

We learn that our colored fellow citizen,
Rev. Samuel Armstead, will leave fol New
Orleans in q day or two in order to be
present at the assembling OF the Legisla-
Mr.. Armstead, it will be remembered, was
the candidate on the + usion ticket in 1872
for Secretary of State. and we presume that
he has received som intimation that his
presence in the city may be necessary at
the time referred TO. Probably the idea is
entertained that Mr.. DeslOnde will tire of
his honors by that time and resign them,
but such calculations have hardly q fouDda-
ton. We wish Mr.. Armstead . pleasant
trip to and from the city for We feel salts
fed he won't stay long. -Shrerpcrt So"h.
areSierN.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF xAMEs q. FOU8MY.

UNITED STATES MARsHAIis cFfIcs,
New Orleans, December II, 1874.
nlHIS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trct Court of the United states for the District OF
Louisiana, against the estate of James C. FOurmy
Of Hubertville, in the parish of Iberia, State of
Louisiana a6judged bankrupt upon his own petit
ton; that the payment of any debts and the de.
livery Of any property belonging to said bankrupt,
to him for his use and the transfer of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law; that meeting
debts and choose one or more sssignees of his 60.
tate, viii be held at a court of bankruptcy, to be
holden on the fifth day of January, A. b. 1874,
1t twelve o'clock NJ. at the Custom house bull dung
New Orleans. before 6. s. Kellogg. register.
S. B. PACKARD,
6el'js5 gSi)sd StStss Ws1,bal
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COngresSman Levy.

1t is rumored that William NJ Levy, Esq,
the newly elected Representative to Con-
gress from the fourth congressional dis
trict, yesterday called on Governor Kellogg
and received his certificate of election.
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approximation Prizes,

The subscribers, having witnessed the drawing
of the Louisiana State Lottery. Glass R." hereby
certify that the above the Numbers which
were this day drawn from the 10000 placed in the
wheel.
Witness our hands 81 New Orleans. this dag.
Saturday. DeSsnbey %. 18.4
a. PERAETA.
ADAM GIFFEN.
SwCSn Comm SsiOnefa,
Prizes Cashed Without Discount
Ao1e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-27

A foreign journal refers to the story Of a
great speculator who foated company for
working salt mine of inexhaustible ex-
tent, which turned out to be the sea.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

I NLSAAA % w AODONC.
! FISHERS LANDlNG--Steamer Selma Bales
! cotton 1897 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton 50
hhds sugar u bbls molasses and sundries
| BONNET CARRE-Steamer Josephine-49 hhds
sugar 1O3 bbls mOlasses halt bbs mOlasses and
sundries
| LOWER COAsT-steamer waloon-3 bbls sugar
20 bbs Doasses SO half bbls molasses and sundries
observation-disclosures 4 Woods-l36. 900 bush
| coal
! OHIO RIvER-Per Flatboat-25oO bbls potatoes
BONNET CARRE-Steamer Wawenock-N bbls
/ molasses and snndres
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belle Rowland-lO73
bales cotton aud sundries
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete--s3
hhds sugar bbls sugar 355 bbls.molasses and sun
PLAQUEMINE- steamer.st John-l2 bales cotton
Is SKIS seed cotton 1879 hhds sugar 556 bbs moasses
CONVENT LANDINGS Steamer Mary 1ds--5o
Dds mOasses bbls sugar and sundriee
RECEIPTS THURSDAY.
TRENTON-steamer Stella Block-tl9 bales cot
ton 10 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
BAYOU SARA-Steamer W Pike-l18O bales
cotton 80 SKIS cotton seed I'll hhds sugar sos bbs of
molasses and sundries
observation-disclosures La Bele-2224 bales cotton
429! SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and sundries
1912 SKIS cotton seed 1929 sks 1928 aka oats 7O
SKIS bran 1902 bbls -four "A bbsipork 1900 kegs nails
LOWER COAST-Steamer St Mary-lOo hhds
sugar 80 bbls molasses Is kegs molasses 1872 SKIS rice
lO2 bbls rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-Sundries
observation-disclosures atchez-54l9 bales cotton
6l0 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
December $500 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton Isl
hhds sugar Dbl sugar l6l bbs molasses l half Dbl
molasses and sundries
December 25-324 bales cotton 100 axis cotton seed
533 hhds sugar Is bbls sugar half bbls sugar 1853
bbls molasses ID half bbis :nolasses and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Decem-
Der 1888 bbls molasses SO hhds sugar aud sun.
dries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, De-
cember 26-3l0 bales cotton 100 bbls lime l54 tea of
rice and sundries
December 25-924 bales cotton $50 bbls Whisky &c
ties rice 100 bills lime and suDd-ies
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
Road. December 26-4l67 bales Gotten md sundries
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MEMORANDA.
BY Telegraph


New York, December Is, 1874
70 L. Meulton~rhe steamship Hudson, Capt
eager. arrived yesterday afternoon
Havana December rs, 1874.
70 I. A. Torke-The steamship Juniats, Captain
Catharine, sailed for New Orleans At four o'clock
to-day
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Succession Of r. A. Frfgcrio.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT. FOR THE PARISH
- of Urleans No. 81 1917. Notice is hereby gwen
70 the creditors of this estate, and to az other pers
sons her Elm interested to show cause. WITHIN ten
have OF can, why 'the account presented by tho
testamentary executor of this estate snc.lI net be
hOmOosated and approved, and the jula0 eSssriOs
Vted in accordance herewith
az ~ oss 81 ia aa s'e FRANK pAcr " eerA.
Succession Of Frencisca Weitienoakere
widow OF Emile GardneS
cyECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR the PARISH
- of Orleans. No. 81 ,677-Wheroas. George eldens
bal er has petitlOned the court for letters OF ads
mlnistration on the estate of the Sa.e SIanc1scA
Weidenbaker, widow df Emile Gardner, de.
ceased iEtestate. Notice is hereby gwen 10 all
whom it may concern, to shOw.cause within ten
days. why the prayer Of said petitioner sSOI.d heS
be granted
By order Of the Court
deco "a 29* FRANK PACE, .R.. Elerk
Succession Of Mrs. Ruth Gfldersleeve.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OP
- Orleans No. 81, 614-Whereas, James Timeny
tratiOn the estate of the late Mrs. Ruth Glider.
sleeve, deceased interstate. Notice is hereby given
to all whom it may concern to show cause within
ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
. should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
de23 q 3l* FRANK PACE. SR.. Clerk.
succession Of john A. A. Perkins.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH CF
- Orleans. No. 81 678-Wheieas Mrs. Belle Per.
kins, widow of William NJ. Perkins, has petitioned
the for letters Of administration the estate
of the late John A. A. Perkins. deceased, interstate
to show cause within ten days why the prayer Of
the said petitioner should not be granted.
de23 n 81 ~ FRANK PACE. ;R. Clerk.
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LIST OF LHTTHRs

8smainibe In tho Rev Orleans tsstemce
Uncniled tor fer the 0f1ek Fading
Saturday. December 25s-9Ss ~ .
r. NJ
iThe Pos.offce remains opea on ssndays from 10
4 n S1A u n
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COMMERCIAL.
eATURDAY EVENING.

SATURDAY EVENING. December 76. 1874.
COfTON-The sales today mot including 1000
additional on Thursday and 100 yesterday, making
$500 bales) embraced 1000 bales partly at previous
partiai advance Of &c in our Quotations. ~
give also the fgures snd full gepoyt Of shs Elk.
change. as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION
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TAX CeLAECToR,s sAAx-Ho. o..

TAX CoIAkCTOR'o 0AAE~Ins o1s
STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF csIIAss-
Sisss Distinct. City et Ses sS,eAGA
STATE % lOS1sflSA W. L. Lot - s.NOrNo
5orn ing the corner OF Front I'd LAFAYETTE
streets, in square ~. 5; 49,. ss.a u s.s az
q 4 Reineg.
S1ATD TAX GoaiN roy. css.e,a
No. lsSG,a"Ng street
Nbw Ofleans Aece ,IAer u. 1874.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER ~ NJ vEsTgO
ID by che act of the Legislature - this state Ne
Al a 1873 approved March H. 1873, wiz proceed to
sell at public auction, at my office So 1853 Graviss
street, in the said First District 81 .hls city Oh
MONDAY, January 4, 1875, Ut twelve 0e0ek No.
the following described property, . vie
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. o. s<1a0 &c.
., bounded by Front, LafAy ett<. Sui'sn and GiroA
streSts, fronting on Front and Lafa OtO Of Hostae
measuring "a feet inches by ll8 feet.
Said property having be en- seized b. - satisfy
debt due the State Of Louisiana Or taxes upoA
hundred and seventy four dollass, soS4sLAs With
all costs. penalties and charges.
At said sale the property Will ne be Adju Gcate1
unless he bid s for q sufficient amount 10 satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penAltieA
thereon, and all costs and charges which may have
accrued
The purchaser at this sale will ~ PIE in tnmse
redeem within six months upon the payment to
the purchaser Of the purchase price, aud Al! costs
and charges. together with fifty per CEN:
upon the purchase price.
Terms-CAsh on the spot.
State Tax Callests1. First 1stsses. City Q. Nse
e1leaaA aS52 ojss
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(cosrnsuRD rao,e r1nsr rAsE.J


eeIdsy-schooue& s.nnie Wood. Pizzati, master.
eight days from UtiilA Arrived 20 day sc boomer
&. Z. Fabeuk Lyman. master. 'from knata1: Norws
Sansgons. Arrived tor order-Norwegian ship
Sax forty AK from ma9
sss rom ssas a. saa.sso 70 f
previously Tspo.sd Tor orders, from ermsby. is
1 ya. 20. ssorsRs s.t V s ~ r: ~
esath. very :ghs Weather iosgy, o Arrived yes
can echoOter q 81. Lawrence, Kemp. master.
Swenss days from Boston: British ship Trenton.
Drssously sep0yAd outside. foy orders. F0lster.
G.ssfes. iixy .fsr days from Carthagena. No de.
Yarturess the British bark BlomdOn. Gard. mas.
s,de for orderss The steamship W. P. Clyde. which
wees 10 sea yesterday uSspin: and pus back 3os
SS v~ksSrRss DsesmSes se.-rss.ed sp-Mary
Rice and bs'ges. At A. NJ; Prank Pargcnd. at 70
s!sP.M. weather :; warm and cloudy. Tie rivs;
lse iae1s sgs ashss during tie last twenty 'oas
MxsrHs.. eeseadbef ss--1he river has f'sen
eevea tocEea. Weather showery and waIlns De.
t;urted--QEckst y. is Waite river: Arlington. iof
New Ottans, and Lady Lee. !oE yicksburss
CINCINNATI. December % -kiyeI sesen'esn feet
Cad faGineo Weather C!e.dy and threatening De-
6srted- II l0m pson Dean. tor Sew Orleans.
PIrrsBuKe. Decs mber s6.-.River about stationary:
Eve feet sixiaches. Weather cloudy and mild:
LOCSeVII16. DtcemDtS IUssShiscS aoVue oeoeAoA.-
esv with eight feet nine iuches ia the cana.
Weather . Hgn. n:r, 81 day. Arrived MARY
Houstons from New Of re ncinnati -"
EVANSVILLE. December 26..-Rivef risir 3 fafdiS.
with eleven and three tenth feet on gauge Weather
t.ght rain TO day. Ip~ESpOrteso at A. Nj.
SAIRo. december 56..-Arri.ed- Longworth. rom
New Orlsanso at 8, r. Me- Departed-Longworth.
Cos Cincinnati ats p NJ. River eleysh feste Slsngs
WratheS cloudy ana mild
STe Log,s, December 26.-So arrivals Departed
Casit0l G6sy and Mail City, for vCksburg; Jasper
end Kountzo FOR Sew Orleans Sisey stat0uarye
Eea1te. cloudy and mild
Probabilities
WAR OEPSRfMENrs7
Office Chief Signal Officer ;
Washington December 26. 1874 4:3' Pm
BEG Che SOUTH Atlantic and Gulf States, partly
0sondy weather and light rains east OF the lower
and sliglt ehanges in temperature and PRESSURE
Cotton
Sew ToRko December 26.-The following rs the
Comparative cotton statement tor the week ending
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TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE-Eo. 49,
STATE ~ Observation-Disclosures OF U..sa!so
bisN 0istx et. City 81 New USleaEs
s..YE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A ~. ~ eAHI.1
e. assessed IL the name Of MHhae. NcssuadSo
STATs TAX C.s.Ecfsss NtFNe.$
No l6e Grav,eI esree>. )
New Orleans, Decembe ~, S6ck
DR. VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN Ms vE54EIs
ID by che act o. the Legislature VI This State, No.
AZ of 1873 approved March IA, 1873 vii proceed to
sell at public auction. at office, Nd Ito ArhveR
street. in tile said First District n this si.D on
MONDAY, January 4, 1875. at twelve O'Clock 80
the tSl1sTps d lST be- GRSab
a. bounded by st. Theresa, st. 1honas Belize
chass sc and Tchoupitoulas streets. routing - Sc
Theess street measuring 20 teet 8 " dc ~ 20
feet
Said property having been q zedbs M . sssis1f
debt due the State of Louisiana fol- taxes upon
said property for the year 1878, amount Al -
twenty-one dollars and seventy five cenSs. TOO
gether with all COSTS penalties and chargeA
AT SAID sale the property will not BIO ad judRAe&
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
thereon. and OIL costs md shargeA WHOA 0v
have accrued.
The purchaser at shis sale yin 10 s,S "a NGnsee
date possession. but me owner las the sight to
receDm within six months upon Size ya6 nsl6 70
ths purchaser OF the purchase priss, AID q! The
costs and Charge. together With fI.y pes cess
additional upon the purchase pSioe.
VerOsC4sh On the sp0t.
ssaee Tan Collects, eisee district, city 81 SeV
orleans. ds2I 30 j..
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LOTTERIES.
OFFICIAL DRAWING

OFFICIAL DRAWING
Thu
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS r.
DRAWN At NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
On Saturday. December g. 1874
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iNlTIALs.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

SEN ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE
SATURDAY EVENING December %, 1874 )
We notice but little movement in the money
market. The demand for discounts at the banks
is OF N oderate extent. while the offerings on the
street limited, with bat little demand for in
vestment. Nothing has transpired that indicates
any change in the rates OF commercial pa
per We continue to quote first class paper
and collateral loans for sixty days SAG cent per
annum, Al do at l01l2 and second grade at $50
Is: First class mortgages continue to rule at 10
all Y cent r annum, while nothing is reported
In second class. on which to base quotations
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TAX COLl.ECTOR'e sALE-No. 400

TAX COLlECTOR'e sALE-No. 100.
STATE OF ioU1SfANA-pAR1sH or ORLEANS.
First District. City Of View Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF ..sCrHD
j. square Nc. - assessed IN Galns Q: :I.eIssS
MOO 1SGS.
STArx TAX Collss5.s.'. GsS.sH.1
No. 1853 GraysAs street. 7
New Orleans. Dece n1bey %, 1854. }
Or r!KrrE OF THE POWER IN NE VESTED
ID by she act of the Legislature Of this State No
a. Of 1873, approved March IA, 1873. VIII proceed
to sell at public auction, at my office, No 16S
Graver street. in the said First District O: this city.
on MOEDA1, January 4, 1875, at twelve o'clock
NJ, The following described properly TO wi..>
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, in square No. 81,
bounded by st. Thomas, Bellechasse. st. Theresa
and TclSuptoulas streets measuring Us " -
feet.
Said property having been seized BY me TO satisfy
a debt due the State OF Louisiana for taxes upon
said property for the year 1875. amounting to City:
eight dollars together with al COSTS pen ties and
charges.
At said sale The properly viii no, be a61n6cated
unless the bid is fer sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim. together ~ith the penalties
thereon anGalL costs and charges WHICH nay lave
accIu ed.
The purchaser az This sale w'!te s..s n iamet!.
ate possession, but the owner has the Eghs 20 re.
deem within six months upoR the paymsat % the
charges togethef with f!ty pei sen: aGG :.ppI
upon the purchase prica
TSIns-S,ash on the spot.
Stase faa Collector. Fisss District. CRY 8. !eD
Orleans de-. - S3
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Weekly Quotations Of Hides Etc.

Messrs. Hay Mehie furnish US the following re-
port. Their quotations represent actual sales
at first hands. Weighing, buIfdling. drayage and
commission have to be added:
Steer hides, city slaughter. over sfts. ~
y IDss.eos..s. - U 1u3
Steer hides. city slaughter. 30 to 81
lbs, - ID. - a va
Steer hides. city slaughter, under 70
IDS ~ DE-. - a 80
Cow hides, city slaughter. as they run.
y 10. - 70
Kips, city slaughter, 20 to "a lbs, T. tb - q II
Kips CITY slaughter, 25 to 80 lbs - 10 o. 10
Calf skins each. ...................... % IS
Country hides, flint, 20 to IS lbs, p ID "a q u
Country hides. flint. damaged half
price
Beeswax. prime yellow, p fb......... a %
Ok hOlhs, each. %
TallOw, y 10 ........ss..s............s . %
The hide market is weak and prices inclined to
give way. Tall0w is steady. Wool firm.
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