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MARKETS.
Domestic Marketss

Nkw foRR. November 28..The market for cotton
Gas ruled quite steady and considerable bnsincss
WAS nsummated during the early days OF she
week. Liverpool advises have favored shippers.
and several large lnes have been taken for export.
During the closing days the heavy receipts caused
BUYERS to hold OIL, ard prices became rather weaks
For speculative transactions the market has pre-.
scented quite an animated appearance with very
or Sa st. s
the tone has been firm. The total sales of the
week were Ill ,1O6 bales.
iisc; OrleaIs 5Ac; sales to-day 6si baless net
reGepts 1887; gross 1929
Futures closed steady: ssles i4so bales. q: fol.
Il 90 32r: January IS i3245 lice; February l5asc:
March IS ll-!6nl3 . 32cs April I6c: May l6 $3.50
IL :l6c, June l6 1872 1l6 9-l6c.
Flour q shade trmer; moderate inquiry: 81 roo
IS for common to tair s1tr" Southern: SIS 80 as 70
for good TO choice do. Wheat lc better for chcag"
spring; fair demand chiefly speculative; S91I %
for winter red Western; s 261l 28hs for amber
Western: - 3o0I 30 for white do Corn dull and
heavy: 81 al ec tor old Western mixed in store; ~
G92he 'lo .hoat: s5astc for new Western. Ness
beef unchanged. Lard opened heavys closed frIs
a: i.- Cor prime steam. Coffee Suet and firm.
pcmtinc duh AZ 35c Rosin tlulls 50 SOAP 3, for
strained. Freights to Liverpool Armer: per sail
cotton. 332d. steam. cotton. '.ds corn ssd; wheat
GlsolssAri. November 7s--cofton auii: mid.
ding "ac: Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
steady at +: a6O~ Pork firm: $40 50 ors spot. Lard
..Steam i1as: kett'. l4ac. Bulk meats al.
saaces: sT",asrs =; S:s': clear rib ,os %!"sc:
Whisky f,m NJ ssr.
ST. Loris, November % Cotton unchsnged.
%. Flour. Low grades ranging from ST. I"
+: !:ts. including suyeIiine winter and donhr
according TO location. Data dull: No. SIC. Whisky
trim at 81. Pork : 10 :sG2o is'.. Dry .alt meats
More dong; loose shoulders 7c clear rib l0c; clear
lotsc Bacon.Nons cut Of smoke. LAll uoui.
Gai!y ~ 1l3ic
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The United states and spain,

The following is from the Washington
correspondent Of the New York World:
The President will be writing the most Of
his annual message to Congress next week,
BY WHICH time he expects to have laid be.
fore him the annual reports Of the heads Of
the executive departments. There are many
subjects Of great national Importance which
will probably be urged upon the attention
of Congress. Although this will be she
short session, there are measures which de.
mand the action of Congress at once. and
1t is hoped that it will be accorded. e"
as to avoid the necessity of years
delay or special session Of the new
Congress. The settlement OF the claims
in the virsiriHs Gas" il being vigorously
prosecuted by cur diplomatic represents.
live at Madrid. There are come features.
however. which involve delay. and per.
haps will call tor the consideration Of
Congress. The reported settlement OF
the British claims by the Spanish
government does n": :. fleet iscredit upon
the activity of the $ eretary OF State or the
diplomatic skill OF MIR. Gushing. Tn. Pres.
ident has had In mind 'yn'u ,l. beginning,
1t is claimed b. his frie u,is, , broader polio.
than the simple se.'l"men: It damages
growing ont Of the v.r. ,"i.. ;. zu.e, r d.
tween the United : ate. AID spain :herr
have lo:,g been Ina"' points If controversy
The treaty OF IL = wiz. -" growth aD..
rival interests u: tho tive cor attn, =. has tie.
GENE obsolete IN 'u.ny Respects. and de
manis the estal.h.!lmen -. treaty ie:..tic9s
more In harm. n. .vi.,' .he r.l,i,,emrnt. @:
the present day. TIE dignity am! j.s.
claims the United .tes will mol b. di.
regs ,aei but, in aj!.tion to these. there
IS ser, Indication ot an agreement a, ST
Asr': - between the Countries. which
~ - Sn end to the h.rst '.e.an1-s
RED by tue .o-... % iOiiti~s v.s .Le spanish
island near our Snu lera coast. and prOy''''
more liberal stipulations for the regulation
Of commerce. ... r.s
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BY Sheriff Waggaman.
SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS. IN ORDER 70 EFFECT PARgi.
TIOM.
eUCCfSSfOy or MRS. ROSG GILBERT. DECREASED
WIZ OF LEONVILLK AUGUSTIN
seeond District Court for ,be Parish ~ O,i..,.-
Nc. 33..Gi
BY Sheriff Waggaman.
SUIT IN PARTITION.
Dr. vlRruR OF A JUDGMENT ver,

pr vlRruB OF A JUDGMENT RENDERED.
~ September I6, 1874 signed Neptemb, n
1874. t. me directed by the honorable ,hs Second
Dts.r,ct Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
ABOVE emitted matter, Will proceed to s.lI at pub
nc auction. at the Merchants and aue'oneers
tomhouse streets. IN the Second DstricI Of this
CITY, on III SDAf. Deeembc. IS Is7a, q, twelve
property. to wit.
=. CERTAIN hALP LOT OP GsOUrD, si,i,ous
Mno DVldings thereon, s!tua:ee IN tn. t~uu0urg
boens..S seSona Dis,.:t Of tbs ely the square
6Hbsrtsoa streets. and s,r:ni /: the h;li earest
CAiDorne street Of said "t wLich design wed as
me Inc, number thirteen on . pia, n.ad- ny 3o.eph
rue, late Surveyor, Oh the nns.i Of DocembeS 1879:
tine said half lol of g'OuLd snr,ns thirteen feet
iron OF. st. Phs'ip stree. h, or. Hundred and Ave
ieet i've inch in depth between parallel lines.
ssid ot being tho same acquired by the late Ars.
1cs. . { ased wife of Lec.vil)e Augustin.
H"'n Miss M..' Rose Roberjot by ..ct passed be.
fore 4 uns'' notary public in 'h's city. on the
Terms-Onethird cas:: and tie balance 1t one
and two years credit. .he ~ cha ar furnishing
notes, secured by mortgage anu vendors prlyileRe
a eaid property until dnsa payment.
". p. HARPER
os'a = q ssls eaase = ~ Ias,aa q orSenA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29
AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide J. Spear.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST. ANDREW sTRtkT,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF CHRISTOPHER FINNlN.
Second District Court for the Parrish OF Orleans
No. Sc .64
OY PLAalDE ,. SPEAR, ACCT1ONERR-
ID Office No. as Exchange aley.-W EDNEsDAl
December 80 1874 twelve O'Clock NJ will Dc 500
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. on Roy street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets, by virtue and in pursll-
ance to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tlssot,
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish.
OF Orleans dated November 81 1874 for account OF
said succession
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with the
buildings and imprOvt nIents thereon, situated III
the Foorth District Of this city. in the slaar,.
boupded by st. Andrew, Josephine. Laurent and
White streets, designated by the No 8 or pi"n
BY Depouilly, surveyor dated March :. 1860, ana
deposited IN the cftice of Bre. dove then notary Ill
this city; said lot measures 81 feet inches lln. S
front on ST. Andrew street. By 81 feet inch III
depth.
Terms and Conditions-Ons.th bird cash. the bal
anee ut and two years credit. for notes bear
ing eight per cent interest from date till paid, with
special mortgage and .er,do S lien aud privilege,
buildings to be kept insured aud policy trans
ferred the clause OF tive per cent for attorney
tees in of judicial proceedings to recover pay
ment OF said notes aud all other usual clauses
Act of sale before W. L. Poole, notary public, al
the expense OF the purchaser.
p. S.-A dspOsi; OF ten per cent will be required
from the purchaser the amount OF adludlcatlor
at the time of sale. Ho2l % dc6 10 20 23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29

LivERPOOL-Ship Success--57b bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-Bark AlMirs Robiasop-3sls bale,
Observation-Disclosures Caledonis.- 1856 bales
cotton o:s bushels wheat in bulk ls6 bales istls
NEW Notwithstanding Knich srbocker- $50 bales
cotton $3.50: bbs nOasses 80 bills oil ZIG bills rice
100 bbis oranges Iot hid. sugar i4sI dry hides 60
bags Woo! 60 bds hdes 20 sks silssks nes ~ hales
moss 40 eks wine
FROSrERA-Steamship rabase0-95o bbls -four !
tee lard IS bxs ehees. Is bbls potatoes u bills en-
ions sO5 pkgs indse
observation-disclosures Amite-~2o0 sks corn 81
sks oats j hhd sugar IS bbs whisky 10 tcs lard 5
key. lard 10" 0bls uOnr 10 bbis pork u bales hay
notwithstanding llzsie--lo bbls pork ,
ties hams cks bacon ~ Obls -four hhds sugar 5
bags coffee bbls meat 40 SIX. oats $50 sks corn 50
70 6xs candies ] cks bacon and sUndrieo
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
sAvANNA-stea,neE W Curtis-l2s7 bbis pota.
+IB slis oats and s,'ndries
D"NALDsoNvtLLE-Steam Henry rets-ola
BIRDS sugar J" bbs .ngar 1874 bsla mOasaes 81 halt
DDS :n"issses ana sundrf's
LOWER COASG-Sieamcr walioon-l46 bblA tho
lasses ~ bales moss and snndries
BARA IAR1A-steameg Quaks1-s3 bbls nolasssa
DEMONSTRATIONS Gasconade and hafxes--
LOWER COAsT--Steafner Frank MorRah-l27
hhd. sugar is! bbis molasses 2s sks rough rico ia
Observation-Disclosures St John-sss hhds sur,,
SIG 'bls nolasseA half bbis nolAsses bbls su9af
and sundri-s
CONVENT EANDfN0-Steamef Mary AA b
hhds sugar 265 bbls nolasses and sundTioo
BONNET CARRk-Steames Wavenook-.7S ~.
m0lasses and sundrios
RECEIPTS nj RAIfROADA
MORG4NS LOUISIANA AN0 TEXAS RAifROAh
November 28-l36 bales cotton 10 sks COTTON .; .
- e srRa- .0i hh's Glasses bali bhls roiasses
100 - slcs asS zlIG S~es
nav ORLEANS AMI s1AS RAILROAD. a.v..,.
Der 2-ls hhds engar - bhls moaaaeeo ~ eunir1e.
NkW ORtkANS AND MOBILE RAifSO1D- -
~embeF 5s79s6 1919 cotton and ss111sao
soAD. AovsUSss 49, 49, ~ ~. Het.:;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29
BY A. Gerard.

UNREsERvRD AUCTION SALE or ZINE JEW
ELRY FROM IMPORTING HOUSES
OY q. S.ERARD-R. DERBES. AUCTION
ID eer-Ofice Nos. IL aud IA Bourbon street.
Will be sold on MONDAY, November 80, 1874 at IL
A. NJ. at the corner Of josephine and Magazine
stI eets-
4 STOCK OF TIE FINEST JEWELRY. not yet
offered, 20 be sold for account Of the importers.
without limit or reserve; the stock comprising the
6nest kinds of Diamonds set IN he latest styles.
splendid gold Watches OF the best Makers French
and English Plated Ware of all desc, ptiOns, Fancy
Articles of all kinds. Crockery, Perfamery etc; in
ported DDS, Zoo numel Ous to be mentioned. Also,
large lots OF Jewelry. Watches. ETC.. from pawn
Offices.
The attention Of che trade and also of ladies',
Is csllcd to the sale, which will be positively With
out any reserve.
Terms-At sale. no7S1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29
nAUTIQN..

Y OsT-cAurIoN TO TnR PUBLIC.-A NOTE
IL for 1900, dated February %, 1878, enpecIlDeo
dorsed, payab at one year. with interest At egnnt
per cent per annum after maturity until rs.II
lie, on the twenty .eighh Of February. 1878 The
said note was in possession of Antonio Ban. VINO
was drowned by the accident Of the steamer SM-
pire on tho seventeenth instant. ana has not been
recovered. The public 10 hereby notified not to ne
gotiate said note. ~
nO25 n 29+ MRS. WIDOW ANTONIO BAN.
VAUTlON TO THE PUBLlC.-LO>r OR
~ mis,aid-a certain prOmiss"ry note, dated New
Orleans March s, 1874 drawn by +. touvillion, for
the sum Of 800. with five per G. mt interest from
date. and payable to the order % the uhaers'gnsu
in ninety days after date. Tae publ 10 hereby
notified not to purchase negotiate SAID note as 1t
is he property OF the unders gieti -
nozl "a del A. J. BAC HERMIN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS, FANCY
GOODS, ART WORKS, PAlNTlNGS JEwkLRy,
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ETC.
DIV a.. GERARD, AUCTI0NEER-OFFICE
ID and sales rooms Nos. IL and IL Bourbon street
near Canal, commencing at eleven o'clock
HOUSEHOLD FUkNIfURB, CARPETS FANCY
GOOpS. ART WORKS, PAINTINGS, JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, etc
Tri weekly sales TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29
By j. II. q B. J. Montgomery.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. NANCY Z. SIBLEY-Eo.-

YINK MAHOGANY AND WALNUT BEDROOM, PAR
lor and Diningroom Furniture, Carpets, Mir
YOrs, CrOcktry ware and Kitchen Furniture.
DIV X. NJ. & Il. J. alONTt:OMERY-R
ID N. Montgomery. ouecr.-Wlll be sold on
TUESDAY Dece mber 1874, at 1890 A. NJ ut the
residence No 4l2 Magazine street. between MelpO-
meme and Terps ichore, by virtue and in pursu
snce OF All order Of the Hon. A. L., TissOt Judge o.
the Second District Court for the parish OF Or
leans, dated -. No. - of the docket Of said
court
TIKI EN- FIRE CONTENTS of said residence. con
sisting of fine Walnut and Mahogany Bedroom
P.rlor aud DiningrOom Furniture. Carpets, Mirrors
Crockery ware Kitchen Furniture. etc.
Terms-CaSh, nO28
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DIS.
l 1RICr
SUCCESSION OF PRANK AUGUSTA COesELL

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH DIS.
IRICr.
SUCCESSION OF FRANK AUGUSTA CORSELL
Second District Court tor tho Parish Of Orleans.
No. 81 287.
DIV CHARLES II. REED. AUCTYONEER-
II Office No. 81 St. Charles styeet-Wi i'll be sold at
auction, SATURDAY, December IL, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, 81 the Merchants and Auc tioneefs IL
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, by order OF the Hon. A. 4. Tissot
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, signed July a. 1874. the property.
l. THE LOT or GROUND, with the valuable i'm.
Hrovsments thereon. il. the .quare bounded by
Harmony, Ninth. AununciatiOn and Chippewo
streets. and mea assuring u feet inches ines front
on Harmony street, by 60 feet ? inches on the line
nsares ADnnncation street. SO feet inches on the
line toward Chippewa street, and about y feet in
the rear The improvements consist Of twO.stosy
residence. carpenteT shop ETC., nearly new.
VACANT LOT in the square bounded by
Magnolia Locust, Second and First streets forming
the corner OF Second and Magnolia streets meas
nripg 3! feet inches lines on Magnolia street by
plans At the Exchange.
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale Ct purchasers expense before J. ,.
COffry, notary. nOI9-
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LIST OF LETTERS

RemainiuR in the New Orleans P0stofnco
VucnlIed for fer the Week Ending
Saturday, November -. aAsA. No b
T.. Nj,
1.-THE Postof1ie remains open Oh sundays Sren 10
A III. to to II NJ
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING. November

SATEKDAT EvkN1NG. NOVEMBER "a, I817
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 100
bales additional yesterday embl aced 500 bales.
ct finn price for good staple kinds. and easier for
The general run OF the OF -giuGs. requiring Il pare
tia reduction of &c in low nid,lling to mlddng
inclusive We Civ. also tho figures and full .eporJ
OF the Exchange as below:
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e. ". R,NGGoLp. Postmaster.

Tho Eiizabetha" literary e,ival in Eng
land will next psoGU.. - tre4tiss On the
language Abd sersic .:iH: ~ >..i...ei
Ds;ie:. ehn was = contemporary aud rival
Ut ShakeSpeare
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29

The crab Lar b.. manipulated 80 tho
peei6c vosst. but b. E.'.ee.w. psrk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OYFlCR OF THR REPUBLICAN,.
Sunday. November 70, lS7A

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Breish steamship Galed0nian, Hamilton tor Liver
Mexican steamship Tsbasce Gaiinda for fronteYa
Steamship KniekeEbOckeF. Kemble. 1Og HoU UQrA
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams, TOR Pensacola
Ship Success, Sherman, for Liverpool
Bark AlmirA Robinson TAibOx for Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship sanspareii. Pnrdy. from Liverpool Osssbss ..
to nasseY-POnt
Bark Lucy, Grunt-li from Havana HsvenAeY Is,
toe Shepherd-POint
Bark Margaret. Baker. - days from 0resneek,
to maSteF--POint
Mexican brig Espeyanzs. Basso. : days GFen A.
b2rdO, Mexico, to N PUG leo Point
sTEAMBOATs.
WP Curtis, Cooley. from Savanna, yN
Henry Tete. AuG0in. from DOn;aldsOnvi1io
Frank Morgan. Canton, from Lower Coast
Mary Ida, RAynauti. from Convent Landing
WawenOck. Gleason. from Bonnet CAyyo
81 John Baranco, freiA PlaqueminO
Waoon. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Quaker Raichle, from BaratAriS
GSsconade and barges. from DuneanS61
BELOW-COMING Up.
Ship Armstrong. Bryan. nom Bio Jsneis1 - No.
Bark-ntin~ ClenentiA, Sentry. 6 days from Navana
to MASTER
Schooner Constance. wick. 10 days from 8ustan
Island, to MASTER
Schooner 4 & locke, sckrtiveR, Q dayo from q,
RScA. to MASTER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29

THH RIGHT OF BATrURB AND FUTURE ACCRK-
TONS IN FRONT OF THK SQUARES Be
TWEEN POYDRAS AND LAFAYETTE AND Be-
TWEEN LAFAYETTE AND GIROD sPREKrs.
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HOUSEHOLD 1UkNITURK, CARPKT1. AROl
SAFES, ETC, st AUCTION.


Dy X. M. 4 h. J.. MONTGOMERY
ID & n. Montgomery, Auctioneer, once No. 8
Camp streat--Wiu sol every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY aud SATURDAY, commencing at eieve1
Natche5 Gtreete-
GRNERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS
ZION SAFES, COOKING BTOVES, etc.
Terne-CAsh. Nv'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29
BY Charles Il. Reed.

rHh AMERICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
IN LIQUIDATION.
QY CAARLES II. REED. AUCTIOSERR-
ID Office No. 81 st. Charles treet.-WEDNESDAY
rs Commercial place. by order Of the .i.,uidators
of tho company
In said Offire
ferms-Cash. no29 lts
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LADIES' AlSfs

LADIE
Albany r Mrs
Adams J Mrs
Adley r ) Mrs
Allen Kate l.
Allen Susan B Mrs.
Atkins J Mrs
Arm strong 3 Miss
Antoine Miss
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mise
Bailey Lou Mrs
BazagOn Ernest Mrs
Baldwin Lucy A Misc
Bal klanOra Miss
Baldwin Lizzie Miss
EentOL Lizzie NJ Miss
Beck Pauline Miss
Becker Kate MIS- !
Bean l. G Mrs
Bell Jane Mrs
Brown Mary Mrs
BOvser Harriet Miee
BroughtOn Maria Mrs
rdman " 7 Mrs
BoudrrauX Felicia Miss
Bohrn Mrs
Brooks Saliie MisA
Brown Mary F
Bond B. atrice Mrs
Butler Elizabeth Mrs
Buford Lille Miss
burbank A NJ Mrs
Burke Ned Major Mrs
Burt Mary Mrs
| Crawford Z J Mrs
Carter Victoria Mrs
| Clabber Maria Mrs
| Darlington NJ r Mrs
claude Emile Widow
Carter Anna y Mrs
Campbell Saliie Hiss
| Cookery Mary 4 Mss
Cook Z G Mrs
CongeIs Jennie L Miss
Candin Eusenia Il Mira
Claude Emily Mrs
Croue ) + Mrs
Cu;lins Winnie Miss
Churchill Sallie Mrs
Dana Mary Mrs
Davis Lizzie MIS-
Davis kmma Miss
barrow Ellen Miss
Davis Clesten Mrs
De silver Margaret Mrs
De Buick & L Mrs
Desalmes Alice Mrs
Dyeper Clara Mics
DYER Elizabeth Mrs
Doanelly Kate Miss
Donahoe Eliza u
D0wty T J Ms
Dun Bridget Mrs
Dunham Matte Miss
Eames Jennie Miss
Eppler ) Z Mrs
Eddie Lille Miss
sdie 4 X Mrs
Esting Agnes Mrs
Ellington Pricilla Miss
Eyre Mrs
.nffOcina P Mrs
Farney Cathern Miss
Flash Cara Mrs ".
Fairch,ld Ada Miss
Ficnimit ElenOr Mrs
Peelien Elizabeth Mrs
Fich Caroline Mrs
Foster Annie NJ Mrs
Ensfpr saMeR MIRA
Fortune Mrs
Foulk Katie Miss
Fiorman Lucie A Mys
GasierJel Gertrude Mrs
Gardner ~ n d Mrs
(;auruay Juiirnne Miss
Garner Marian
Grant Annie Miss
G,Iatss Amanda Mrs
Gale Louisa r Visa
Gerard NJ Mrs
Green s N Mrs :
G;,Ian,s Mira
G,i.tT 4 Mas
t;nldrnanp MIRA
=, A. .
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n STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The above figures apply TO The s'ne raY run Of fhe
OF, rings. COED staple kids command !. a. /, C
Higher. Giving both descriptions. the quotations
for middilng would be Eas 0iiac and !4ss 44l.c.
'he CORNER being for tn. genera. run and the AT
Tor good staple. The market opened with a fair
d, Eaand, and du ing The morning about l2O" bales
changed ~nds at full y. for good staple. while
other 4, ptions ruiz I; in favor Of buyers. when
the mc,snle mt was interrupted Nv ram, bu: was
subsequently, resumed witN increased spi:st, and
resulted IN the lair busine So noted above.
The amount Ola shipDoard not cleared going on
beard. ard engaged Tor .hpment was set down
bracng 40 100 for liverpool 70 20" for Havre. 5000
fnv Spain. 1000 for the Mediterranean. s0t0
for Ssme., II 600 for the North Sea and 5000 bales
for the North, which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by our cunning . atement yesterday
evening left about ~ ono bales to represent the
quantity at he lsuding ana in presses unsod or
awaiting riders.
The Eachange reports: Sales $3.50 bales, !nciud-
ing 200 after 3P n. yesterday. Market irregular"
it's quots:ions for los middlins arc sedUcsa &c.
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IMPROVED AND VACANT LOTS IN TIE FIRST
SECOND AND SIXTH DISTR.CTa
BATTURE SQUARES.

SQUARES OF GROUND BETWEEN CANAL And
GRAvIER aRAvIER AND POfDKas, GIROD'
AND KoTRE DAME, NoTRB DAME AND JULIA
JULIA AND ST. JOSEPH STREETS. ON THE
RIVER FRONT, WITH THB RIGHT OF BAT
TURE AND FUTURE ACCRETIONS N FRONv
OF THR SQUARES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-29
COW. HElPh8, MARE. COLTS, MULE AND ONE
BUILDING.
SUCCESSION OF J. 81 C. JAMESON.
Second District Court tor the Parish OF Orleans-

10Y PLAC1DE :. sPtAR. AUCT1ONEEK-
ID Office No. 46 Exchange alley. - MONDAY,
November 80, 1874, ut twelve ocl,ck NJ, will be
miles below the city of New Orleans. the right
bank of the Mississippi river. next to Morgans.
late Magees plantation, by virtue and in pursuance
to an ORDER from the Hon A. L. Tssor judge OF the
Second District court for the pari=h Of Orleans,
dated November H. 1874. for account of the above
successiolI-
ONK COW. ONE HBIFER ONE MARE. TWO
COLTS. ONE MULE AND ONE BUILDING; the
building 20 be removed Immediately after sale.
Terms-Cash on he spot. nOl8 " %
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THE IRON BUILDING AT THE HEAD OF CANAL
STREET.
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A LARGE AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND Oh
THB MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD IN REAR
OF CHALMETTE
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AUCTION SALES.


IMPORTANT, EXTENSIVE AND PERRAPToRI
sALB, WITHOUT LIMIT, OF SOMs OF THE
MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY EN- YRs CTS
OF INV ORLEANS.
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The market for hides cOntin ues quiet and prices
unsettled. .Tallow il firm At II 08Ac. Wool
steady at 3oc for fall slip Of lake and Sc for louis
Jana
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Beautiful Snow Repeating Itself.

A heavy snow STERN prevailed through.
ou. Missouri and Kansas yesterday and
last night In some localities the snow fell
to the depth Of eighteen inches aud trains
have been considerably delayed in conse,
uuence. In this city the snow is about four
traffic has been much impeded to day.
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MONETARY and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

new ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, !
SaTukDaY EVENING, November 70. 1874.