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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-07

l. Mobile, Ala, and LAX
Coast.
/ Mobile, Ala. .........
| New York city, Boston
Mass, Philadelphia, Pa.
Baltimore and Washing
ton, D. O., Maryland
Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina, Georgia
Alabama, Florida, East
ern Mississippi, Dela
ware, Eastern Pennsyl
vania, New Jersey, East
ern New York and New
England States, via Mo
bile, Ala.
| Key West, Fla, semi
weekly.
New York city, Boston,
Macs, Philadelphia, Pa,
Baltimore, Md, Cincin.
natl, O., West Virginia,
Shreveport, La, and
Northern Texas, Jack.
son, Miss, Canton, Miss,
Vicksburg, Miss, Mem
phis, Tenn, Buffalo, N.
Y, Pittsburg, Pa, and
ali Northern, Eastern
and Western States and
Territories, Canada East
and West, via Jackson
route. ..................
New Orleans and Cairo
Railway Post Office
South. West and North
Mississippi, Shreveport,
La, Monroe, La, North
ern Texas, Northern Lou
isana, Arkansas, Ten
nessee, West New York,
West Pennsylvania. and
Western States and Ter
ritories. Eastern and
Northern mail. dropped
tn the Post Office after
AS P. NJ, Canada East
and West. ..... ..-..,
Galveston, Tex, East
ern and Western Texas,
and Shreveport, La,
Closes daily, except Mon
Qay.. --..........
Arrives daily, except
Sunday.
Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas Railroad
Supplying parishes OF
Calcasieu, Iberia. Lafay-
Lafourche, st. Lam
dry, st. Martin, st. Mary,
Terrebonne, Vermilion,
and Cameron; also, JAS
per, Newton and Orange
counties in Texas. ......
Red River, supplying
Alexandria and Natchi-
toches. La, Bed River
parishes and Burkeville,
Newton county, Texas.
Covington, Vaudeville
md jacksonville
Monday and Thursday.
Saturday ...............
Arrives Monday.
Arrives Tuesday and
Friday.
Vicksburg Packet Coast
to Vicksburg-
Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday .............
Arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
Bayou Sara Packet,
Coast to st. Francis
vile, La
1onday and Friday.
Arrives Monday and
Thursday.
'uras and Lower Coast,
Plaquemines parish
Ionday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY. I
rrives Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
'onaldsonville, La, and
parishes of st. john,
st. James and Assump-
ton $3.50.
'arrollton, La. .........
arrollton, La.
t. Bernard parish
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
lgiers, La ............
rand Isle-Weekly
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Good palatable tea, go cents per pound, at the
Tea Depot, Camp street.
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Timely notice will be given on the bulletin
board of departure 'or Brownsville, Texas Ha-
vana, Cuba and Bra sSantiago.)
Mails on Sundays will be closed the same as
on week days.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 1875

|BIYLY { POND
We invite the attention Of the trade to our fu
and complete stock Of FRESH GROOERIE
(some of which are enumerated below, which v
offer at low figures.
| G. M. BAYLY l. POND,
81, Sc, SO, 40 and A Canal street,
Coffee.
$50 bags old Government Java COFFEE.
40 :. seed Tick :.
1900 =. Good to Choice Rio :.
Is :. Laguayra :.
In store and for sale by
G. M. BAYLY l. POND.
Pickles.
500 cases W. z. Lewis l. Bro.s and Kemp, Day
Il Co.'s brands.
Just landing and for sale by
GIN. BAYLY l. POND.
Tobacco.
1000 packages, comprising all grades and styles.
200 cases smoking do. assorted grades.
In store and for sale by
&. M. BAY1Y d POND.
BuckWheat.s
100 bbls with sacks.)
ESQ half bbls.
200 boxes.
Just landed and for sale by
GIN. BAYLY l. POND,
English Pickles.
200 CASES. assorted-mixed. Chow Chow, Picca-
illi, Caulifower and Onions.
In store and for sale by
G, NJ. BAYLY l. POND,
"a, So, 80, 40 and A Canal street,
Worcestershire Sauce.
12u cases half pints,
ITO cases pints.
Just received and for sale BY /
G. M. BAYLY l. POND.
Fine Sherry and Port Wines.
WO are just in receipt OF
2 butts very superior SHERRY,
q -. :. PORT,
:. :. :. old MADEIRA.
ON the celebrated house Of W. Chillingsworth
Son, London.
For sale ia quantities to suit purchasers.
G. M. BAYLY POND.
Raisins and Figs, Etc.
500 boxes Layer RAIsNs.
500 hf :. :. =.
100Oqr :. :. =.
20 :. new CURRANTS.
G. M. BAYLY POND.
Carolina Rice.
225 tierces strict prime.
In store and for sale by
G. M. BAYLY 4 POND.
Mackerel. II
.25 bbls No. MACKEREL.
100 hf :. G
so or
s Zoo kits ! :.
so or bbls' 2 %
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POST OFFICE,
Tin. Of Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

IA lao p 4
>
!.
. .....
' :
....
"A M. If.80 p M
......
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$50 bags old Government Javs COFFEE.
40 =. seed Tick ..
1900 .. Good to Choice Rio ..
Is :. Laguayra ..
In store and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY h POND,
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Pickles.
500 cases W. K. Lewis & Bro.'s and Kemp, Day
d Go. e brands.
Just landing and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY j. POND.
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'DIlLY { POND.

We invite the attention Of the trade to our full
and complete stock Of FRESH GROCERIEs
(some of which are enumerated below, which We
offer at low figures.
g. NJ. BAYLY POND,
"a, Sc, 50, 40 and A Canal street.
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Carolina Rice.
225 tierces strict prime.
In store and for sale by
G.. NJ. BAYLY l. POND,
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Raisins and Figs, Etc.
500 boxes Layer RAISINS,
500 hf :. :. =.
100Oqr :. :. =.
2 casks FIGS,
20 =. new CURRANTB.
For sale by
G. M. BAYLY POND,
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Box and Can Goods.
@OO cans, comprising . general assortment
are fresh, 1uss received and for sale BY
mhSu G. u BAlLY 3 POND.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

IN 1895 the, fell ~ low IL ner ccut. " their face
value IN ths following yoar they Wero rode Jmod
by tue issue OF iuasLttts at Oue-tnirileth Of The
face valuc of tue a-signats, which in their turn
fcll tn ono-acv,ntieth OF their orgn" pricc, mud
nn dlv disarpc cared nom circulation as havint no
value at all. In tIo United States the history Of
Continental currency is vel Known. Fhsre was
tine when hroakl 80 cost Eve hundred dol
inrs In paper uouey. or the tW' hundred mill
lions issued by Cnn-feda In Continental bills OF
credit, only fs9uOlV.p were received in'D the
State treasures in pigment of taxes, AMI that
ouiy az tho ratio of forty d,l4r- la utpor fur one
IN coin. over sf5cnON remained unrcdcemed,
and proved forced tax on tho a thtt BELL them.
Besides III, Continental currency. every state
had bills ot VI. own. some OF tho States.
a. Na.-ish4.ntts. New htmp hire. Rhode
leland, and Penns, ivanlt, fc iecmed them for
their fuu amount. In other Stucs. and
espnci u, inths South they were only partially
redeemed Nv means OF land warrants, and Ia
other. arain not redeemed at al.
There "a no reason to expect that. win
ont some cx'r iordinarv calamity 1ccurr' lug.
any Of 'hc civilized countries will hay" re
course to the population of their debt;
hut, on the other hand. II ia just az
sure that in case of now goat war;, Of peeti-
ionco or famine, reputation in some form or
other VIII have - he re-prfcd 10. "a It has been
hcfa.e. The fact that the civilized part Of the
world IA owing close o. s,j'rr.p1'HV with pro
rata of s.! hctd on ever, man. woman. and
child living. e. much easier written down tlan
realized.
II Should also Doe Ncpt in view that tlis sam ~
Sa5. OJO. 0gO.O9D pciids- oniv na'tJaIt
debts. rhcnt1vlu,lnl. county. niuui'p l.rdi-
WV. aud Dtrnr corf ,ga'iNn debit ar' not IN
ella i.I Boz TO- They would nearly tn lc this
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A PHYSICIANS SMALL DEBT
AM WHY mr. LISCC SsUEs IN THE
LCDLOU hTRLET JAIL.


T. bf.VF' ~ - fff"f V - -
An Interesting f.e--on IN having Trrniturr
on the In~iaiIuirut Plan Two Arrests on
Citii salts on Chnry,- 81 Mniicc.
Dr. B r. lintch. OF E0st 7orty-siXth
street has brcn % PRISONER Iva LudioY .-'rstt jain
since the 2ith uIf.. on hicn das he was arrested
al the in4tmco ot WIN. n. RON, ln Of 2's East
Fifteenth street. u iustninleu fuiuture draior.
Dr. Hatch saws that for the past two YEAR he
ha. bought furniture " Roman. In all amount
inc to about SLIGO and paid fjr the same In in
stlllmcnts. In May last he was about - 90 into
the country f0r the summer, and Rom ain Called
to Sc, him and proposed To store his furniture
until Mo return. making no charge for storage.
There WIZ then Ss8 due, and h0main consented
to extend the time II payment until the follow
ing September. WIN thi- understanding the
doctor stored not only all his own fucniture. Out
that belonging to hrs wife. being $50 worth.
On hls return to the citv the Doctor took a
house at . Est Forty-slXth street, and called
upon Romiin f,r mia furniture; mt Nomain
cooy told MIN that he had Used 800 uo1n the
furniture, aud that he coal nor get Il then, but
would send IL No within three d ava. At tn. ex-
plt ton " that timo he cdlcd again % acc
Homaiu. but was again pas OF with an lido
promsc. Or. II ,tch then asked TO sec hls turni-
turo. hut WAS told mat IL mad been removed. Tie
could not find any Of u, nor could ne eco
Roman. who avoided him. rne timo for the
payment of ll" last inslaiimcnt mad come.
nr. nttrh thea went To DISTRICT Attorney
Phelps, aud Nj. F1clus said II was e 49, OF con
structiyu iafceuy, and ADVISED him to take "A
war ,nt Tor the arrest OF konialn. ne " N
Won. to JHsuce ka-nirs ana Rom " AZ called
uu for eN t,NinttiOn. lie -Wure thht ne D. % %
clam uf g.! on tne furnitufe for Hturale. IN1ra-
49, the c0wp INT WIS diHri--ed' Ju-li'e 49,
wire ldV ling nr. II .t'h % max atenner VI the
/ none. due as "a means oi ing ui~ iurhlture
/ Ht follow ed Roman up ilr " Nerk. va rider
/ tfIfI j.. lllt ~ Z Hft u ltf-
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LOWELL. Mas, Dec. i.-IAst nisht Daniel G..
Tay ora constable hired y'y team iu ts clty, and.
IN company wth r. g. spaidluc started out fora tr,e.
Al about o'1oca sp444ins was found dead ~ the
roudsdc, two or three unes from ioscl Later .yor
Was found hSiH Hud wandering bout ttl streets N
abtGildccd ,la'c ne 40 carcid hone, and 3D. stll
able TO give any aCtuuat e the ar lr which ls rc.
suded very my tteuola. IDs horse came hewe all
rgit
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MURDERED BY IIISPARENTS
yHE TOETrFE 10 HHFCU I WV
LIRNNY EOr nIN 3, NyLCTLD.

~ MNssA HOa " \ - ilN ~ nm
TITO piova, Eir.s. und cuffs 81 nm Hl-fcm-
prrrd ~trnmnthcr rhcu Death frGr1 "a
Ilov on the Brain The sud PnrticrInrs.
Ucmy NrcoMud and his wife Mary. Of
rDartyihc.,iu Pa. ait county. y. j.. were come
mi.cI Co The county Jail n Paterson, on Non-
dtv, accused Of The murder of their son Ralph,
AGED elk yc.ri. Inph was the son Of Henry
Nr,ciahd by hil first wife, vino ditd a little moro
than a ear ago, leaving Two cllitifcu, the eldest
~ whom was a rin eight wears - age. Upon
the deatb ~ thci. mother, Nreel6nd married his
present Wife a southern woman, who appeared
~ the n.ilhhorhood at the close Of tho war With
a bad reputation, who did not pretend to be cor
husband. Sne brought with her daughter
oiucr thnn either ~ Vreeland's children.
Ilonry Vrrcl1rd ~ farmer. lfo ia descendant
~ tho ni.t settlers OF the county. lie
ie dull, stupid fellow. rough aud hard
IN. biz manner, but. as his charitable
cr,.cl n. w'is has a Violent tenn er.
I.,crnt'V Sue i,r.,tod down tls stnt,kcrpcr a.
I,dynio rot rohtci, requesting the uottleiLent
OF hil ain had with him.
Almost from the Gate Of thor marriage tho
ue'snnofs nave suspected ihat llilr ""iuh us
necut % vic I'm ut ur4ttl. 80 cIuelt frpu oue Or
both II tht p1iout-. once his arm Wa BROKEN at
home, and at other timre, cortinu lv. he mas
though this was tnc subject of pubic gossip. no
one seems 10 have teit ne rg to interfere In
the cHuda nendf uuti Monday &. week ago. ON
sun'>isgN Scared auc hroi.cd, ana showed an
cutun inrh 40 tuC utt.utilD ANA ACTIVITY thtt
Jaincs +. Bernard. dursilouinr the child, H,ccr-
tanned ihat nc i.lt sic''. W.T. ma mo- ''lcr,
tncts l!e sad ne naG re. yld laii, Dut hS
"ddn't dno to ,il ahDut IT,
Bf>4tS by ms MOTHER.
Iii ltue si.t"r. however. told tne Justice he
hid t..n ucafcn ty his ftculnthec, who
kuucked MIN du"a WIN Sues % ihNh mex
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

rhc Tt TT the - tinu1i debit of Franco ina,,'s
straOL0 %. wing or, rata of indobtmont Of
a'.tN SfOO GA cvery iu,a, ltluf.
gunNAr l9i, uew ;n'i-ncd emgir. he
uuds p Co wuic 90 vvrints SO ifrs .'fr bound -
con u boo. the nninrnd condition "f the
flrvv ~ on ~ lfe 8 Tea. ffr ..iis revenues
Do w. o"en frequrntl, Iva eNco.- Of meek on d.
lately r.l.neA tire .um OF tifU0no1 The lobt
D. a.'prdineb su ~. Ihe w 'rg-t belru" r0r-
~" np iu'orr 90 f2lnuVN .nd &c rr9Nincih
aud -recih railway deut ~ fllNntoO. 70 tina
must "e added sum ~ %'iVo0', constituting
- d' "i ne ,a'h'X'd province y mover
ie--e Homnourl. aud Frutfo t.ou-Main). nc
Se0P OOO.OOO, with an annual IN rre of
iqoDuO. lhi. would civ. a urp rata OF lndeht-
c.nr.s - ahoit SO Biuut, does not show
auy deficit in ga hn1c 2. nnt IT. has . con iicr-
all ul tu"rc in, rWll.c debit, g n.cqnctt On
former doH,tts aud the cou.frucfion Of r ~
~ 'ds. Wiuln the Lust twenty Ncu. the ruhlir
dthf he d'rinied. a1d has reached the sum 81
$ IGJ .OOO. ono YIN u PRO ratnof g. li0r- /
nv nun; nov ,rtheic-- the ouhhc drhf g. douhls |
what r. was ~ he hrgiunins " the era of r IL /
gay CON traction. he total amounts now to /
$50. roJ.O00. win uro rata OF gu on every /
iunshtut S'rrw o. almost IN ne same o. IL I
l.. ,".,lv in ,one and dc6t ot sbout ssS,- /
OGo. opO. with a url r1't ~ ahou' ~. Ff'H I
end it uc"t gn0uu' o. go VV"'""v' ISL b /
gg'',@da =, oonn III IA, ,,,g.>' ~ .,,,,
50, H~. $40. $i,ooo p0c wllho pr, i.tl
o. ~ ~ ~ VU .inrrht : ihr am',n', oi
''D"D'""0' W. o,, g ,'o rt o. n.a,E ~
ct rno,t en-. S,rs-u,f,u1f T. indrJtcd ia the /
eyt'n IT +3."1O, O0O. with pfo r.ta OF 40.
rncvhoi, u crcycnu, f'su- th' el,l 40 q
tlH'ifiri u IkN. SHr. 80 I.t ID lWN4 ~ ,IirM.
~iln some iiinonal ,t.ul'.g1of .rl1ran.,.c 10
rilINlt-. making q fNffl fi ~ sfp nan. .'ti
OUD, vifl 600 ritt Yi A. ~tFs-f f'fr Co., i.f
If . H.fiH A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08
S0YE STAGGERING FIGURES
yHE S5tYESDOtS DEHrS or THE
NtlIONs or fIfE lfRfH.
Tic tremendous ner. en- ,"a, War oar ri'.d

of i',in.ui ioi Ic4sr on Nc'trs I'm
In Obs. a. dave of general staauAtr e .
b.,,.,.-. 10 n.,vy failures ll over tue world,
o., ...n,u fiofm-. ut iurNt-n rr1udi tiDu,
ADD .uu.t ,n,outa4iAs -i-n5 Il .ac ufari. T
ut,,.pI.- Of s.run interest - .s,' TAIN huN /
u.uru I.o ~ rio.i ua.in.s N the cin1o ooc 81 /
dett tnI wpc'' or IT, re g. any chance Of s.tuc /
,nro. International cic,rin4 house being ever /
s,t.rU-l.d ani these drhts setIoJ. ~ us /
o.. .n ,c,lcw tic financial condition u Use ar /
ir,nt countries Of the old as well a. the Sow
N.uu. tahtua hf.i those winch afe NuoNn to /
b, .iu. bad way, nj then those VIII 90 unsitiou /
,..uunv..d .o he sound. Tor cow 'uc" snNc +
", wli ta,e them ia alphabetical order, and
he.invtih tlr Oi. World.
M~0u,-T.o Au-fro-ltuucaridu Empire has
V.rc.t. iiiDtu s.cou-. q ,utl, thee 0ud-'t',
.nu .,oNc.r.y, eG,its.l ic fret Is for thcvh,l
trtl,. ue second or tia 6 ruau ruon or
Cii,i.a..u Nr-fr'. aud tie tnud tor tine llun
g.rAn. .,r uan.l,lil.u, knIsdom. lie total
weary ter.tut thc nfl- Enuuc s. never M
der 5000 ..n. of Nhi,h the German nor
Inn hg t- tNo.t .,rl- aml tnc Hong l'n one
thta. lue ndtuucnt of Au.ua is at long
st.ntIur s.cNa. already 90 COTS et t'c ,Hi
Of le.rv.u Near-' ~ p llo1 e. the aWn go IS
fiatCp...v. ndfrDm tneN Year Isa tirrD Wa- Do '
uNrar vhcn s,r. D.d nu def it..ui $3.50. ul' iN'-
rowing u.' nc, 10 some form OF snethcr ~ tNc
present ni,mcnt the tot.l ct her tcHt an ln'.
tnst $500. we tl,c throughout ibis i-
Gle .ll n-utes in round nauilti.l Toe totfi
81. ry cost OF this cehf 3. hooUt SsU1AN,1.
900, Huusaran KINGDOM. besides ncauus
o. .n re - tll- dcui, 1... ouo Of - ovn
ON. fnttuslo. o.to I.ct0t 30 of tic Au..
u 90 .m.iOu Indebtedness ui..t. u.ts 50
0y1.r0p 0oV. ricuunbcr OF tpclr1 .hi.trt.
oi.rI ti. N.lug 81 90 t'attst,es.tui+NN. l
riys.a irot1' Of SIs q heat Df the p'puil
The New York herald., 1875-12-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cation ,.u,.. tam, GALyEsroE Dec 2 1875.
Exports coastwise, l.55L Sales 1903 Stock, 53 s54
NEW oRLEAsseDec ?. 1875.
ordnspT qIles miSdns n. 2 low middng i good
France s.isssp 70 the Sso Sass M sS
wise, 2,ooi. Sales 6oOo. stock, 1851.
Cotton quiet middling, i2Ko is%e; low niddiins,
t2Se- l2Se good Ordinary lie Net receipts. 2426
Sales. 1000. Stock. 4305s.
Cotton dull mddng I2xc low @iddins i25sc good
na SraaaTy a 7so ss ssesps aoes & bales q Exports to
Cotton middIins y i1-iec l2Ac low middlins,
ESports-TO France 55s 20 the chsanel i7ooi coast
Spirits Turpentine firm az 34c. Rosn firm At 42s for
strained Tar steady ut 81 ~.
Flour steady, sales LOO bbls 81 SO NO sprng
"a 0 we s%S's sa 's l Eats a' club dSass s
white Michigan @ 81 % Corn quiet At aie e 2c o Baey
20 State, st e5s Corn meal boted $50; unboted S2s
Lake receipts-Flour $3.50 bbis corn. 1000 bushels
400 6Sls vhoat 5000 bushels corn
Wheat dull sales 400 bushels white Michigan as 81 ss
at 81 10 Corn dull sales 500 bushels No. Western a.
Sdc in ailroaS elevator LOO DO At sss Oats nomnsy
81 si'Ey ig mesa Lard quiet at iss hEhTia'' noninaJ
ToLHDo Dec. ?, 1875.
Flour dull Wheat dull; No white Michigan ST 26;
extra, 81 "a amber Michigan, spot and December ST. III
January 81 1871 February, 81 22l; No do, CSC. Jan
uary, 81 No red winter 81 2o No, do, ST. dull;
lower high mixed 53c new, do 471Sc; do, all the
yea. 47c low mixed new, 47c; No | white, 5sc no
steady with moderate demand at s5 % 81 Recepts
mens-21o 900 bushels wheat 10000 do corn, $4,000 do
oats.
CHICAGO. Dec .. 1875.
Flour duh Wheat generally unchanged. but sales
rather lower; No Chicago spring 81 06S No do 81 03
81 o5& spot; ST. o4 81 64l1 seller anuary; No do
SIC rejected T3c Corn inactive lever No mixed 46ISc
4ehc spot 452Gc bid, seller December; 444c seller
January; old rejected. 43c new, 39c high mixed, 46c
Oats steady and unchanged Barey-Buyers and sellers
dull and prices have declined sales Sls 20 $s 2
January LardGood demand but at lower rates. S12 90
spot S12 80, seller February. Bulk easier in
clear mddies, lo31c. W6iskey 81 IL. Recepts-Flour
10000 do barley, 1900 do; rye 1000 do Shipments
Flour 5000 bbls wheat 5000 bushels; corn 1900 do
oats $4,000 barley 1000 do At the afternoon call Of
the BoardWheat decidedly lower at 81 o21s December;
e os' 81 osss January Corn easy shade lower at
December Dee Porksogtions lower $40 IS cash se o2h
$l2 25 cash; $i2 Is $i2 171s December.
The New York herald., 1875-12-03

tnence with sugar AZ 81 50 per
hhd for the former and 81 50 bbl for the latter Greek
brig 42s tons hence % tho Leyant with 1900 refined
petroleum private terms, American brig, SIG tons,
hence 60 Bordeaux with $500 bbls crude petroleum
aud back from CadiE with salt British
brg 40 tons TO arrve hence London with 800 bills
naphha a. - 3D. privilege of Liverpool Bristol a
RATE Danish brig from Phlade pha 10 Copenhagen with
100 bbls refined petroleum Is. Cd. American
SUPP hence 60 London with 1900 bbs do at 81
an american schooner with $50 coal from Phiadelpha
- @ So privilege o. New Haven At same rate;
of qo With S25 thence 90 Cuba
ana back Delaware Breakwater with sugar moasses
% ~ and ~ - respectively Swedish bark SOB tons
, "a rhuadelphial from Messina to Phadelphia, with
z ~ 81 500 an American bark $50 tons hence 20 New
with general az current rates; British bark,
henco 30 River Platte, with general Al soc.
p pm ooL an American bark 4l6 TONS hence Rio Janero,
h cargo on private another hence 70 Cuba,
DO 49, ~ private terms; one hence 90 Fernandina with
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2:30 TO 5 Z.
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sannonMA sP cnnaf
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT sTRADY-FUTUREs QUIET,
BUT sTEADY-FLoUR DULL AND IRREGULAR
WHEAT DUIL-coRN FIRMER-oATs PRIMER
PORK QUIET-LARD QUfET-PETRoLEUM A
SHADE FIRMER--sPIRITs TURPENTNE STEADY
RosIN QUIET-oms UNCHANGED-FREIGHTs
FIRM, BUT QUIET-HRMP AND JUTE QUIET
wHIsKEY sTEADY-GUNNIEs sTEADY-coF-
FEE FIRM, BUT QUIET-sUGAR FIRM.
THURSDAY, Dec. 90 NJ
Trade matters were unchanged. 1t is exceedingly
difcut 10 galvanize the markets into even seeming
activity, and the general tendency is toward lower
prces though the changes in that direction from day
10 day almost imperceptible On Change -four was
dull and irregular. Wheat dull but without de-
cided change. Corn in fair demand and frmer
oats we're also nrmer whiskey steady. Pork and
lard quiet Freights we're quiet but lrm- Cotton
steady Coffee quiet but arm. Gunnies we're steady
Hemp and juts we're quiet. Rosn quiet and un.
changed. Spirits turpentne was steady. OILS un.
changed Petroleum shade better. Sugar quiet
but firm
CorFRR-The market for Rio quiet, but nrm; 2,o5o
bags sold at Baltimore David Stewart private
Mild coffee nrm but quiet The stock Of mild coffee in
Grst hands IL as folowsJavA grass msts, SELLS Singa
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NEW HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER 1875-TR1PLE SHEET

PORE e45f mats Ceyion ss3 bags: Maracsbo 80
do Laguayra 40 do; Mexican ~ DO. Manila 900 do
savanilia 597 Total stock 2Oa57 bags 46III mats
Java and 454 Singapore We quote Ordinary
goes 1876 Iss1c fair do. 1916 2oc good DO. 2o4c
20kc primo do, 20Ac. 2lc extreme range for lots
1sJ{c 22c Santos fair 60 good. l9Zc. 204e.. gold
ninety days. Java government bags, 26c. 27c do
mats 2ec 2sc Singapore do, &c 24c ceyion. 2Oc
2l1Sc; Maracabo 1876. 21<c; Laguayra 2oc 2ic {;
Jamaica 19c 2Oo st Domingo, Isc Porto Rico 1870
q 2OlSc: Costa Rica I9c a 21c Mexican, l9c. poe I;
Manila 1870. coke Anrostura l9c. 2lc Savanla.
I9c. 2ic. Curacao. l9c. 201sc.
CoTToNThe market for spot closed steady AZ iofner
prices Futures shade frmer with, however hgnt
business passing The closing compare Wth
Wadn davtae oafn nrurae afdlin
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

But very few we're present yesterday at the Ex-
change and but few sales took place
r. v. Harnett sold in foreclosure the plot Of land,
s5x22o, on Courtland avenue, northwest corner Of
Helen street, Morrisania Twenty ward, TO the
nlaintin The Universal Life Insurance Company for
So GOO the said property being valued at $12 600.
Peter Meyer sold in foreclosure the house and lot
2oxeS on West Thirtieth street. north side lao fees
VEST of Third avenue, the plaintiff, the Bank for
Savings Of the CITY OF New York, for $4,000.
william Kennedy sold In foreclosure the plot OF land,
-5roo three LOTS on the north side OF 1881 street. as
feet west or CORTLAND avenue containing two frame
buildings to the plaintiff, Albert Mathews for 81, 600;
said property being valued at 81, 600
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

Louis Sperng. dealer in cloths, OF No IA Lispenard
street. has appointed his assignees T. NJ Sperlina
and Henry Rau.
James G. McCleery, dealer in caps, Of No. West
Houston street. has assigned to Bartholomew j. Poole.
Assignments have also been made by Bernhard
Gardes, grocer of No. 326 Second avenue, to Henry
Pnuger, and by Ferdinand Muller to Henry Schneider.
Thatcher Curran, stove dealers, OF No 233 Water
street. who recently assigned TO George g. Brooks,
place their liabilities at SO $50 So Their nominal
assets are 81, ,o20 9S; actual value, So 500 9S.
Max L. Rau, umbrella dealer, of No 360 Broadway.
whose assignment to Joseph Frank has already been
reported in the HERALD, has filed schedule stating
his liabilities to be $l0695 79 assets $57 226 90;
actual value OF assets SILL 15S 49, Bonds ordered
to the amount OF $42 900.
Warren 4 Wyman, booksellers of No 744 Broadway,
who assigned to Andrew l. Taylor, have about $40 600
liabilities. The actual value Of their assets is abont
81 300