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silsded 10. ezPlsins 10 . few vosds ~
my position. In substance il IL shidf@I IL
che lrty hfall nps9pivoeaay rVlj ke
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plnl13 hsse lev words are sufficient
tfs6S u and yosr readers the error
OF ysss S(1leEests that Il ay the colors
OF abeolute Independence. and th.s IL
los.A- dissssb- a. ksseskesa=ies&s paef1
should sss g sos to select ne - it, can
E';:ss;;;Izk620A.,X. &ASaaI.l!
year editorial - fbllosa: .The nsr.l i.
to select for our csa.iidstes hereafter nose
bot relnhss o6s,E v6o' tsseing our prizes
cipleasiA dsU defcuf sAa3sx I hop>s
SIR. ! shall not - -.eeuscd Of vanity II
J elaie that ,bst .dsssrieaion covers me c3s
so,ly. Ikuov tAs principles Of the Demo-
cratic party. aaa dsss asfssa sbss aeainst
the open asssalss Of radical Hostility. aud
from the undes~iaiag treaehery # time
serving De.esrsss> =:
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July l6. Isl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-08-06

Inactive principles which chiefly divide
it from the Radical knaves who are conein-
ually struggling to overthrow them As
attractive a. you say Congress is, yet the
party could not select me. at any rate
could not enlist me, ~ its standard. bearer
IL il ignored those great distinctive prin-
ciples which we're distinctly held and an
nousced BY it until the adoption Of Gree
leyism in the last presidential contest
most shameful aud deservedly disastrous
movement, In ignoring its principles i.
would no longer be the proud aud detian,
Democratic party. but mere mons-el
unworthy Of the notice or support Of hon
est men.
10 you editorial you yourself say The
Democratic party should not have adop-
ted the suicidal policy Of selecting Mr..
Greeley As is candidate. IN acs which
shocked i's moral sense and prod ucej dis.
astrous politica: conclusion, besides sendin 2
poor Greeley. who bad done great work
IN his day. 10 . premature aud less honor
ed grave. have nothing 70 say relative
10 your com mend alton 81 @ tecie, ..grea.
xssk." nor about bis' deliesey q display
ca in his dying 10 eonse46enee Of me
double fraud ID uhich he toSk Part, but
We agree ~ to ihAt tuis;dai policy
aud my policy ~ % De honest and
throl fGrecRysn '&ros ~ dogs, To
sdop. . Greeley, pl.,forn asd % plaee
M SsAt y It = !. r: y Ss Sssss = No:
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Aug 6. ls.4-3w. w
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
MEDICAL And SURGICAL NOTES.

APPLYING THE STOMACH PUMP.-In The Glds-
cotc Medical Journal DR.. McEwen recommends that in
the Of the stomach pump the head should DO bent
forward the introduction of the tubo, instead of
backward, is generally taught in books. When tho
head is thrown backward, he says the spine becomes
convex anerorly the tube passed along IL has
tendency TO impinge upon the larynx; but when the
head Is bent forward then the mouth, pharynx, and
asopbagus form a curve along which the tube elides
gently into the asOphagus, and at the saDe time Is
directed away from the larynx
PHosPUoRUs IN EYE DIsEAsE.-Dr. Combas
gives an account Of novel and interesting case-that
OF young OF some "a years of nervous. lynn
phatic temperament suffering from capsule ientcular
cataract so as he hardly able to discern light from
darkness and afflicted with frequent headaches Two or
three drops OF phosphorzed dropped into the
eye daily and frctions OF the used the fore
head. Alter four months OF this which was used
that coors could be distinguished and opacity OF
the lens so far diminished that could not be dts
cerned al a distance OF some tive or three PAGES.
AIR IN CLoTuING.-Dr Max yOn Pettenkofer
states that OF equal surfaces Of the following materials
he finds perneated by various quantities OF air
Uhe most porous aanae such is used ordinarily for
clothing being taken NJ io thus Flannel 100 linen
of medium hneooss, So snk 40; buckskin 81, tanned
leather ehauos leather. 5i." Heuce. IL the warmth
OF cloth depends upon the degree in which IL keeps
tbe air from our bodies dove kid be 100 times
than nanne, is wen known not 70 be the
faet. The great question is that OF ventilation II
5yefs Layers q ne same matesal be placed together
Ventilation through tue secopd layer rs nor mnch less
than through the FIRST nce te meshes OF tbs ,.So t
acoDtinuons eysen OF tuoes OF uniform diameter and
eeted merely by tue resulting friction TrossS e,,s
c5pthing then, passes stream OF aar the amSn.t Of
which, IN yeataUou depends upon inc ssra ~ sha
Iueshes upon the difference of temperature betsSec ~
external and ntesns atmosphere upoo te yesoossV
IL the surrounding air-c,6thinE then, beng reoUssrd
lot 70 prevent the admission of air. bnt torepraH - az
that the nervous system shaH be sensbie q no move
pent 10 the air.
DITTEL's BLoonL Ess ORERATIoS.-The plan
of operating lately introduced revived by Prof D,
tel Of Vienna Ia said 10 have become popular. The.
manner by which 1t was suggested Dttc 10 worthy Of
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YORK. Saturday. Nov 81. 1874
There were no public transactions at the
Exchange salesrooms to-day. aud the attendance was
United ..-.... ....t..
For next week q number OF legal sales are annonnceo'
but the recurrence OF the Thanksgiving holidays w no
doubt cause inc postponemen OF ,he ~ "Tge Nov A.
nj The Exchange saesroom, by order OF the supreme
Court four lots north west corner OF Ieh'n'c anu
One bundred a. n nd. n ffty-sec0nd-st. -.
X steyensOn IT, reports the sale Of the new four.
story, highstoop. brown-sone dwelling NO. ~ Es sar
rtyffh-s size 1SxG0 and extcnsion lot iooo' io'
~ 900, all cash.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
A1,hony 81 cor Of Map1Se ,. R.tp 900
EI.ss K s q j;: scs TSs5. to q sS'Et tntsS @ 1857
Gr,nd't NO. '~' Zzoi'aoi $4,000
oSvs ci iG map Of FTocan 5oI5O; Tenoy 7oo
TO- :.e. a.' NJ o. rs % oin Nominal
Jssey = about 0S o. u 10 os WeatGeby $3.50
l2h % nv aye s y. ona to William Loew, 1000
's So: SS2fw Of aa'e $4,000
eg6;, No ~ Ell ,dn ioy 10 assU $4,000
e9h. s,I:1 i2o Il Of Ieaasoa'e $4,000
71h f. i5S ~ sors o. sBair ibdIt Nominal
7S ,las''S S9s s teU 2daSe so.022 arsn' ooo
75s Msss.I': afs Of i.ta;: Bs 1000
l22d.t 20 'StiG .sy and 10000
l5Sq'. = VI Wv 5000
AyerGe D. s. 40 oi' VI i''H' Nominal
sun%ss1c, naIiss 1898 " Of 6oI 40
loo, 2ih Wadi George 0PSyIe to W%
4t 81, 50 o. As,i Ave b. to SySg WSm 5000
46hs $50 Of 5i.ave 2OIlOO5; John MOoy to On ooo
Joseph .co:1xo -'''0
jGhs No 1Os yeas Per sIooo
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
Brooi!nn Real GstGte for Sale.

ID s. BUSSING, jr., No. 2O4 Montague-st.,
Ils continental Bauc) BR0KERi REAL EsTAIE and MORT
GAESPartes BOND and MORTGAGE eau do
so through sound basis security careful aeHton
given 10 the Real Estate In Brooklyn Ds
able Country Property for City Real Estate New well ba
brown front tonses to exchange.
Capss desiring avail Of opportunities offered BY the present
Real values learn of excellent chances for put
desabe cheap by applying a. the above Office
The largest improved and property Prospect
placed their Real Estate the Of the advertiser
Builders choice a variety OF locations Flat
bushae PARK the lists be had the
above once r. 3. BUsslNG, IT,,
20f Moutague-st, Continental Buildingl Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

CommenciugS p.ember II, 1874.
Trains leave Harlem bTer Station g. 9l5 loo,
100 4:4O. 6l5, and G;ij M. NJ,
Cameo, MOrrsania Steamboat Co. leaving Fulton
Nars.t SIN Tor Harlem River Station, North Aewiork
For furte Of particulars posters hoe and dero-
'N' JOHN MOODY, Supt. n. Y. DIVISION New.lOrk,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
New- Iersen Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-5O,OO0 acres of LAND in
Southern NewJefsey will be sold IN one body OF IN e OF
5000 aeres and opened up bv
naUr,tIon road ~ater gooa wood,
ana ce lar lumber. Adress Il. WRIGHT Elwood. n. J.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" sale y Olce hours fon 70 ?. m
/. II. GERRi. 80 Nassau, ubertrst
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
TIME FLASHING, NOKTH SH0RE, an1

i CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPASY
Short Bsbyon BshOre I.np ssyve ssd PstcAogae
Lava Hunters Point 800 m--3ab, lou
Hur,crs Point $50 mPoteAosue mai parss
attached
Leave Hunters Point 200 p n.-psteboFus train.
Leave Hunters Point IL 80 n-Pscbosne exess sa with par
ior attached.
Leave II mters Psisi 0; 90 D. m.-fslip way train.
parcils bills aud timetables Aso for trsins 10
srd from Parnsr Cnirsi Psk HYDE Pk fisse sud o'esf
station. Prosu Eew ror foot Of Jamss East Rver 3u
minutes. oorof rv ouht Rs River 10 misuss previous 70
Of train fvm Hunters Point ehe sold and baggage
Sunday leave
Hunters Point for Great Meek hsnpead GARDEN CITY rstehosuc
stations $3.50 400 m For flnshng Cot
ese Point Whope aud all stations Elo lu;oO
IfV0 . n Eac $40. 600. G30R p u. BAaruN ssst
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

TNHE MISSES DOREMUS will REOPEN
l. their DAY SCHOOL, THURSDAY sept "a " ~ h'''
2lstSt
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
Mem 11nblleailons.


MARK TWAIN is a HUMORlST!
WI SO is Josh Billings and so is Josh Hart!'i
Harte his sentimental and serious story be has
been looked upon the humOrst Of the age ~
For further information sbou this gifted writer see this weeks
ABCADlAN,
now enlarged to 10 pages and profusely illustrated
Price 10 cents to be had the and S3 Nassau St
NY
NEW MUSIC !-Millard's great songs, "Amii-
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Wilson's Song" 60 IS; Wels Aida Loh0grn hna
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VIHE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.-December /:
Trsnsison Moral Tendencies; What and When TO Drink
Regulating Vice Compulsory Ventilation Hearty suppe Faiths
Agent; Skin and the BlOod Taking Colds Pocd Nuts
Acorus Cook and Eat Them Ny Frst
and Ny Cigar by Rev. Dr. Talmage Only 20 cents 81
year New volume Subscribe Address
sR. WELLS, 989 Broadway, NewYork
Will BE PUBLISHED Saturday, Nov. 2S.
w PROF. W. &. WILKINSON's ESSAYS,
Under the title Of
A FREE LANCE IN THE FIELD OF
LIFE AND LETTERS.
lvol l2mo cloth, 81 90. Also. same date
TIRE CRITICAL AND HISTORICAL ESSAYS OF LORD MA.
CAULAY VOL handsomely bound In CLOTH SO so; paper
covers 81 SO.
WILL PUBLISH WEDNESDAY,
w HARDYS PAR FROM THR MADDING CROWD
In reviewing opening chapters Of this novel, which appeared
auonvnOus in The cornhi Magazine,
Par From MafdiOr CROWD written by George Eliot
then there Is new light smoug novehsS hna hSh intellectual
In a second notice The Spectator said
s remarkable production ana II goes beyond the high and san
guius hopes which the previous oil its author M Hardy
SCrd b Tree and Pair OF Blue Eyes inspired u.s.
The rOve one Of the remarkable that b appeared any
G. Ny Tribune writes Of that remarkable novel
HENRY HOLT Co., n. Y
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
Jnstrufiion.
Miscellaneous--City.

Mi1cellaneoue--Clty.
CUTION.-Lecturers, ministers, lawyers
II KINDERGARTEN REMOVED to Al East
Sept n tSi fSsa Faap A'
MRS J. ~. BENEDlCT's BOARDING and
wi DAY SCHOOL YOUNG LADIES and CHILDREN s0psn'0
Oct MNo. Z Bast ryseeond..t
Y SCHOOL OF PHoM0GRAipaY HOMO RAJ lbss.ss5 SS
taass, qaaei nSs,'s 'tsn sunss p,.,
TTHE MISSES DOREMUS will REOPEN
/ .eeir DAY SCHOOL, THURSDAY, Sept "A, st ~ East
2lst1t
For Boys and Young Men-country.
HOME with suitable care 11Fs and M.s.sn s.
4 BOARDING SCHOOL for 1$ Boys.
R0YY SCH00Ls52 weeks, sara No extras S.rs
NLAVERACK College and Hnd, Riy: Inst at
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE-Fall term Of
2 ..n ts 81 sSe % S .p
d1aiss aS jo ksG s'is' Dr. siT.rd
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
" Bridgeport Conn Address MISS EMILY NELSON:
MADISON Classical Institute-A school for
Nl boys Madison. n. j. JAMES sHiER, MA. pnnepaL
MILITARY BOARDING. SCHOOL, White
Nl Plsns. N. Y. Principal. o. r. WILLIS. Ph D.
MONTROSE Military Insttute.-A select fam
for coIegc business nd dalT wing knsnanA NJ 6ranseNJ
DEEKSKILL IN. W MILITARY ACADEMY.
New building and gympasiun send for pc,uesi s4o0 per neg
SEWARD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS,
- Florida. oranse Co; NY
Slbo nav. Board Tuition all Bnglsh branches, including
Latin Grst Modern Languages Fu.l Light Ss &c. Of 7s
fbree vacancies Send for caogae T. g. SChRlVbR A.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for 's GSsi pESaS assaS sss'b Boz Ms s
For Young Ladies-Country.
ERAULEIN REINCKE, native of North Ger
man VII reopen her eonr.e Of GERMAN LESSONS Fall
and Winter Referenc schaf Az Bible Iouse Mr. Chris
tern II Uuversiy pace waese ercalsr, are 10 be nal
MISS BULKLEY'o BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, Tatoxnon.the Hudson
MRS. LEVERETTs
WI English French School for Tong ladies and Children No
32 West stht, will reopen THURSDAY sept u Now form,
clas English Literature with Iee;ares oa All aad
WI 80 AND 81 wfsT FoRTIBrH-STr
v, French and asB Bo aRs and DAY SCHOOL for
;S sSD M ladies % F P KSbRRGRRTEg T METHOD FOX
CHILDREN Applications may he made personally or BY letter
TNARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary offers
superior advantages Address Rev W. II. Ksbur T,rytnNY
SEWARD INSTITUTE for young LADIES.
- Florida Y will Sent IA Mrs g. W Seward. Principal
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE will reopen
IL Sept 49, 1874. hmei number Of boariers aceomnoda!ei
Pnhaye or CHARLES f. DEEMS D. D. President, Church Of the
Strangers
Miscellaneous-Cou
CHESTER INSTITUTE reopens Sept. 81.
" Address Miss s. T. Magic Chester. N J.
NDIn PER SCHOOL YEAR will pay for
R Ill Board and Tuition in ell English B,R1Ss at NOUN
1AlN INSTITUTE Susern, NJ y l. '" sUfrEhN rfneipaL
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
sDalIv rSundays only.
JNO N. ABBOTT. General Passenger

EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Cceus Cornwall, Newburgh MaeOroq2h Melton PougAseep
sic Park James W. Baldwin leaves iasoa
Pier r. every Mond, Wednesday. and Friday O'Clock p M
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
Cozzeus Cornwall Nwburzh Marlborough, Milton Highlands
(New Paf) Rsopus-The steamboat THOMAS CORNELL esves
Hsrhsons Pier 81 h. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT.
URDAY at4p m.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c Fare,
~ 81 25 ssmers leaYe Peckp Nevlayen at and II
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23

NJ Y. SCHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY, S3
IN. Partrov opposite the Sew Pos0mce. Pupils Thoroughly
aush qualified for business mederase terms p
New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and

and comBoiiog NARRAGANSBTT, Tues
Js Thursaar and SATURDAYS. and sToSfNGTON. honfaTa
aud Ps on Pier 81 Sorth River foot Of ysyst
M Of all other Bnrs Tickets sale
an pre pal Offices oce of
Wescoti Bxnse-s o., and ut $40 Broad dssy
A. yEAU Freset AGENT L. W. fiLkGSS GenL Pass Agent
D. l. BARcOK PresdenI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-02
The Gallows in Texas.

Ely BY killed one Carmichael in Texas
some weeks ago. and at his hanging no
single feature was omitted that cOnduced
20 the pleasure and comfort OF those con.
cerned. A local newspaper thus reports
Men, women and children came in from
q. distance Of thirty OF forty miles. and
campeG around the courthouse in their tilt
wagons. The father Of the murdered man
who assisted at the trial--hired an extra
guard for the condemned cell. and rode
forty miles to town every week to see that
the chain by which Mr.. Bly, was fastened
to post was not tempered with. was pres.
emf. armed with Sharpe's rifle. Beside
him. at the foot OF the scatfOld. in q re.
served front seat. were ranged his wife,
sonin.law and three daughters. The girls
were handsome. educated and accom-.
plished-the old man having once been
worth several hundred thousand dollars.
The youngest gave in after the death war.
ran. was read. and went away without
stopping for dessert, but the others sat out
the show with symptoms of marked graft.
Hcation. After the performance was over
Mr.. Carmichael obtained the knot. and al.
ter exhibiting it for some hours to his
friends. took it home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-02
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The city Fiscal Agency was actively enga e@d to.
day in paving the maturing coupons en- consoli:
dated railroad. city ten per cents and city gold
| Cola opened at l0ek61O9a, against il0x st
New York. and after fair business, Closed at
1895 1903. against ll0A in that market. The
sales comprised E6fOO ls9: 1000, &3tase, &6GO
and 900 at 1904. and $1,000 and 3ooo at lO9's.
dollars still quoted At los 0lO6. and Mexican
dollars at &c gold.
Under the influence Of the frmness In bills and
the advance in gold at New York. sterling ex.
change closed 2l0 = cent higher. The sales amount
ed to 10 00. embracing 6 1909 ard 1900 Al clear
at IS q: 9250, bill OF lading at SIS 271. Sac. AL
clear at SIS %, and & 1905 do at IS 28is.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in francs.
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at s. ~
as 49,: for bill Of lading and Al clear. and S. .
a. for bank. and france at 81 - tor private and
- for bank.
The offerings Of Domestic exchange were Of
fair extent and the demand WAS moderate. while
Commercial ruled . shade higher. THIS sales of
New York sight covered &252 GOO. embracing s 10o6
commercial at = y cent discount; ~ 600 5.0oo.
$4,000 bank at i: S%4sOo commercial. and
&l5.V0 and So. 900 bank at BIG. and 900" com.
merciaY at -.
The banks continued to check on New York at
par. aud commercial sight was quoted at 4 a3.lG p
cent discount.
particulars OF which were withheld.
The sales OF bonds included $500 city gold bear.
ing seven per cents at 39k: $1,000 7and $1,000
at 39z and $4,000. $1,000 and 6SOOe at ~. al! exc
coupons They closed at about Al.
City scrip continues scarce: City appropriation
certificates Of 1873 were quoted at s6ds7. No
sales reported.
NO sales OF State warrants are reported. Old
continue nominal at 210-. aud new at Jog.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-02
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NKw York October L. Gold closed at ll0S On,
toms receipts, to-day $3l9,000. The sub treasur,
paid $4,000 as interest and $4,000 for called
bOuds
The Posts financial article says: The stock m ar
ket opened as rule above yesterdays closing
prices, and there was an advance before noon il
The general list OF az y cent the leading stock.
IN TIN, rise hav ing he. Lake Shore and Telegraph
Pacific Mail was exceptionally weak. because OF
the reported loss OF the steamer Alaska. About
hoot downward reaction set in, and leading
stot l. fell sa1s of y cent. As We write the
sna' ot5 is recovering.
Go, eminent bonds are steady at about yester-
days prices Railroad bonds are not so active as
Yesterday, but continue strong; New York Central
ana Hue son first havi, advanced to llOa, and
chicago and Northwest gold ccnsuls to 81. In
sestm' nj stock roug We notice a small sale of
Tennsylsa ivan Csal At 245; Delaware and Hudson
Canal eoid at l5all5s. Money is easy at 2ls az
y cent Tor call loans and 5t9.a ~ cent tor
prime Dlercantii. payer
TIE upward sp euiatiOn nj The Stock Exchapge
SHOWS no isha'.m.ht and many stocks have sold
highs. to-day than at any previous time since Con.
gross adIouih'Si IN 'rnde circles the fine weather
IS 1uickenlng business. and all eides the report
10 that satisfactory amount of business ia doing
All the sa ss as gold have been at lOaIlO7s. On
gold loans the rates hav. b.sn ,, IL and b cent
for use: flat an. y cent for carrying
Foreign exchange Is strong, and demand bills OF,
london, because Of activity in the money market
there have been vaneed to 81 83: sixty dav hills
prime remain At 81 IS; while these are the nom.
anal rates u'shases can be made at - san da8aSs
Skies OF 1881 lis; fve-twentes Of 1866, il2s; Of
1864, ll5s; OF 1865 10 ll52s; OF lS6. MS: OF
1868 M; ne~ tses, UPS; ten forties, lll1
Gotten closed weak. American clssslfications-
GOOD ordinary 4aac; low middiinR l3sc; mid
sling l59sc: Sales today sos bales; net receipts
$40; gIuss 43ss.
Futures 81 sed steady. Sales to-day q 500 bales
rs follows: October is 3-l60l5 7-32c; November
- a-Sal5Ac December Is 5-i60l5 1l-32c; January
IS ll.32al5 l6c; February Il 2l.32d l5sc: March
20 jRUloac; April l6 .321l6Ac; May 10 % 33 d
Is 2733c.
southern Hour is in moderate requesf cOE mon
TO fair extra s. lod' good t. choice do Sc 03
A9 Wheat-Lght supply; moderate export de-
napd; closed Id2e better; IL alol % for No.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-02

spring; 81 2V0l "a TOR new winter red Western;
81 ~ for old do; 81 250l n for new amber West
erD; u 3o0l y for white Western. Corn scarcely
90 firm: e5kc for Western mixed In store; 95ss 096c
tor do sfioat; s6d98c for high mixed and yellow
Western. Coffee firm; l5t 02oA.c gold TOR Rio: mild
grades 1ue, and firm. sugar duh. kic" steady
and in fair jobbirg inquiry. TaiDw firm; = asac.
ROsin duh and heavy: 81 s5G: )" for strained.
Tucpenttne dull aud heavy: 1kc. Pork firm; new
me,ss e22 :5d2. Eeef uncha, ged. Lard hrmer:
less doing: prime steam i4Ni4sc. Whisky de-
citledly frmer. Freglits-CottOn. by steam 5.l6d.
Sugar sh d8a.c for fair to good refining; Sasc for
prize: 8sc for COMMON nUsceyadO. N0lasses I'M
Chan ged; moderate demand. go
CINCINNATI, October LECTION quiet: prices VIII
hereast er be based on ciassifcatlOns adopted by
the EatioDa! Association. Flour and wheat dulf and
unchanged. CorH steady. demand moderate saW
Csc. sOats-Demand tair. market firm: Sl0ooc.
Pork nominal. Lard quiet aud unchanged; bacon
dan; shoulders Zoe: clear nib 'Sae clear !6c'
Wbisky-Demahd fair. market firm 81 o.
ST. L~UIs. OctOber 1.-CottOn lower: good 0fdi
nary s3,sc: low mddling u ac middling 1oc. floul
quiet and unchanged; good demand for low gya1es.
Wh+at-Demand fair. market firm: No. red ialA
81 G4l: No. 3 red winter i l5ts. corn SV18zc.
Oats dali; No. ? 20j3c. Whisky firm 81 w. FORK
duh. 1923 Bacon quef shoulders ~. cieaE I'D
Is .c; clea. I6c. Lard quiet. summer lac.
FOREIGN Markets.
LONDON October J. Evening. -Hops S901l; Els
fox American. Spirits turpentlne 2os.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
By Albert Paul.

PAINTS. oils, vARNlSHES, WALL PAPER.
ARTISTS MATERIALS. BRUSHES ETC. ALSO.
FIXTURES, OFFICE SAFk AND FURNITURE.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL WHEELAHAN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 81, 38l.
RY ALBERT PAUl., AUOTIONRBR-OFFICR
~ and salesrcom. No: 40 Royal street.-On
TUESDAY. October 6. 1874. at II A. M, by virtue
Tesot, judge of the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. dated September ~. 1874. will
after mentioned. for account Of the above named
succession
THE SNTIRE CONTENTS Of the well stocked and
long established paint store. No. ll9 Common
street. near Camp comprising large assortment
OF Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Wall Paper. Artists
and Office Furniture.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
6e23 % 30 Oc46s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-02
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS, MO.
bile and Texas Railroad Company, against
whom a petition for adjudication OF bankrupt
cy was filed on the twenty-seventh day of May.
A. D. ls74-District of louisiana. T. s.-No. ls24.
11PON FILING PROOFS SUSTAINING THE AL
~ legations Of the petition aforesaid. it is or.
dered that the said New Orleans. Mobile and Tt as
Railroad Company do appear at this court. as a
court OF bankruptcy, to be holden at New Orleans.
in the parish OF Orleans aud State Of Louisi ana
and district aforesaid. on the sixteenth day OF
November. 1874. at |! 4. NJ. and show cause. if
any there be. why the prayer Of said petit ion
that copy of this order be served on said New
Orleans, Mobile aud Texas Railroad Company by
publication in the New orleans Republican, as
quired by law, the last insertion to appear at least
five days previous to the day herein required for
their appearance.
Witness the Hon. Edward H. Dureli, Judge OF :he
said court. and the seal thereof. at New Orleans.
IN said district. on the seventeenth day Of june.
A. D. 1874.
je20 K. fOEW. Deputy Clerk.