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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

The hyphenated name, Democratic-Re
publican" adopted by the opposition party in
Minnesota has given rise to questions in re-
gard to its propriety. The general impres.
sion among opponents of Radicalism seems
to be that plain Democrats I" expresses a
good deal more alone than it possibly can
with the doubtful appellative,s Republican, "
tackled to its tails. Louis Times.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

A train of seventeen heavily-laden camels
started from Tripoli on the 2Sth ult, to cross
the desert of Sahara. They are carving a
complete library Of the Beecher scandal into
the regions of Central Africa = Brooklyn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

One of the best things the Republicans
could do would be to let the election 90 by
default in Ohio this fall; but they probably
have not the courage. If they beat the Dem.
ocrats there, it will save the Democracy all
over the country.-Ne,o York. Herald, 17ti.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

Nothing cheers man SO much as to sit on
cracker-box in the shade Of q grocery avn
ing and'read an item about the terrible search
ty of harvest hands.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

Jones has heard good deal in ridicule of
the present style of ladies' dress, but from
personal observation he thinks that nothing
could be more fitting.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

ellis life was complete riddle" says a
Texas paper of a gentleman who recently put
a charge of twenty-five buckshots into him
self And no less a riddle was his death,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

Peaches and other fruit are now shipped
from Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey,
by rail, to Western cities on quick time, in
refrigerating cars, SO as to arrive nearly as
fresh as when gathered.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

Governor Hoffman, in his Saratoga speech.
said it was too hot for history Yet but
for the hot things in history particularly
battles-history would be of little account.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

Small boy in Portland to gentleman un-
able to stand alone" Will you let me call
you hack, sir? ?" Happy man" Ca me
wha' yer like. Don't care rap wha' yer ca
N, ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

little girl of seven says: 60 In hot weather
flies begin to bite, and make poor children
thrash and fight. In cold weather they stay
on the wall and do not bother us at ALL"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

When Nebraska preacher breaches SER
mon to prove the doctrine of total depravity,
the boys grin and whisper to one another.
"The 'Sluire's besn buckin agin three.card
mOute "
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

What should be the name of lawyers
wife? She. A printers wife? En-. A
druggists wife? Ann Eliza? A carpetman's
wifeP Matte.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

"Careful chemical examination shows that
this wine the Kelley's Island port) is free
from impurities. Joseph Jones, NJ. D.. Pro-
fessor of Chemistry, University of Louisiana.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

To those who suffer from prickly heat, we
say use Marsden's Zarsaparilla. A sure cure.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

Real old Government Java, parched or ground
70 cents per pound, at the Tea Depot, S Camr
AFR
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25
Marsden's Zarsaparilla for dyspepsia.

The best Temperance Society-The Kel-
leys Island Wine Company. Depot 6S Camp
street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

Sheriff Fsgan has obtained leave of absence
for sixty days, to date from the LIST Of August.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

Good palatable tea, GO cents per pound, at the
Tea Depot, Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25
Ask your grocer for Paragon yeast powder

Marsder's Zarsaparilla for indigestion.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

None are so deaf as those who will not hear
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25
NesO Orleans Lager.
CASPIAN LUSSE.

CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 476 and 47S CHARITIES STREET.
Announces to propretors Of Beersaloons and to
the public that having completed his immense an.
paratus for manufacturing
Lager Beer,
he is prepared to sell the same at lower price than
any other homemade article and of as good quality
as any similar article produced in the United States
iei5 6m
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25
n Cara.

The undersigned begs leave to inform PARTIES who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
payment OF this tax by means of Drainage Warrants
dlrect application will secure the lowest rates
JAMES B. GUTHRIE, Agent.
je6 6m 100 Grav;sr IVA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

common poor cattle &C. or about al good cattle dsrnsad
Of sales bead all kinds Ind ana steers ranging iIon
9G2 05o ll57, 3is 10 1883 d. at 10 1884 4Oe$ 'oh
- 1895 % Texas steers, ranging IRON BID Y J. @
81 Boa - 50 Mis- 0ur steers averaging l2s ID ~ 70 oo'
Ohio steers from 01g to 1864 u, al ttdsO 20 Ken
tucky averaging l327 b at 80 90. Cows ana heifef
SO 2Jn 81, arcOr,lJg IN quality.
SHEEp AND LihBs-Receipts to-day h,4O0 head, making
the total supply for the week thus lar l26oq heal agan
head for the last week and IL suO he io
finding ready sale Western seep of good quality and IN Jar
demand the general quality Of the aub- Offering ~ COM
pared with fact week prices fully sake. lover Western
sheep OF general quality about last Weeks IuouNOhs
grades elected H. % head sold OOJ lambs 900
Canada s1eep anu $50 este sheep Canada sheep aver
aging ard Ia d. at $685. Ply; Canada Htthtrs NI
% according quality Ohio sheep ringne from 20 10 Is
and 81 h. at 81 l22dst 81 afj. Indiana sheep ranging from
~ TO 81 h. at 81 G2 - - Illinois sheep averaging ~ No.
~ rs; about 10 remaining un-od VII probably DO
Hoss-Recepis today 5000 head making the total supply
for the week thus far IL 800 head against SOO head lo e
time week and 29O01 heed for the sue week at
market fairly active for all ght hogs heasy s k
lecie quality Of offerings iar 10 good boo lead 1oh
and light hogs disposed OF at 8. 60ds I6 ears heavy u
sold, holding at 81 SOdss
BALTIMORE, oct 27-CiTIE-Tne market during the past
W, has been dull ana prices declined 4c: best
5SdGIc; first quality Al 5Lc.; medium or good lar
qusy, 4d4 lac. ordinary thin steers. exei an oows
a39c; most sales At 3.a5ci receipts. 6lO2 mead se'
4ulS head.
with tendency still downward range Iodllci receipts
sIEErh ave been dull at unchanged rates range 4a51c
LAAis S26St receipts, $3.50 heal
CHICAGO Oct 27.-CuTLE Receipts. 1000; fairly active
and steady shipping Stas5 % stoekers ana IeAahs - oo
Hoes Receipts i3O00 gyoa demand and very hrrn ship
ib0s1 poor Ia prime ~ zo@fi % 'h"ss l" eh
81 ass sh pm"nts, 400. ,
saEEP-Receipts, 100; steady and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
COTTON MARKETS.

NEw.ORLgAss Oct 27.-Cotton quiet MddtnE l2'.c.;
Low Kidding. 1870 Good Ordinary, II g net receipts
1923 bales gross, SGis bales .Ap9rs 10 Great bal,
lls2 balrs the Continent 1859 laes 70 the Channel
80 o bales sales 1000 bales: stock 97,24b bales o-
SAVANNAH oct. 27.-Cotton dull anl Miidng, IZ'
Low Middlnz. l2c.: Coed Ordinary, ll'se net recsig
bales sales, a32 bales; stock, 1713l bales All,
aoBIg. Oct 27.-Coon weak Midiling l2ssci Low siiu
ding c Good Ordinary 11 net receints WI Dlo
exports coastwso. 1910 bales sales, 2OOo oales Stock
cpARLgsToY Oct 27-Coftcn easy; Midling. l2Sc; Low
MiGdbng 1910 &c; Good Ordinary, i,sG re- hei 70
ccips 1888 bac8 exports c0asiwisc, l3Oi bales Sales
30, o bales; stock bS,202 bales $500 90, -, 49,
MRsiPHIs Oct 27.-Cot,on quiet Middlne 12,2 net re-
oeips 204 bales shipments, 243l bsles saes 'Vo
stock. 1888 bales ,,.,.,.
3c ntt receipts 5000 bales exports coastwise 1886
bales; sales 300 bales sOcs IL 90 bales 90, 49, AZ,
AUGUSTA. Oct 21-Coon dull Middlng, l2'ic5 Low MA
dlg re; Good Ordinary II c.; net receipts 1917 Oaesj
,pEtFIIS OCT 27Cotton quiet; Ndding, tl2ci Low
aiddlng isc Good Ordinary, lSAcc; net receipts io'
Ga,vrsToS oct 2T-Cotton quiet, Middlne 12',c Low
Mid,ng l2iic.; Good Ordinary. ll1c oct Tscts l,5oo
lJJ3 bale :,XpOI IS cOastNsc, l-o Ddi'S '
l,3l bales; stock, 51,j97 bales .,,,, ~. . -,
MilnV &C.: Ciood Ouinary. nominal net rec"pts '"l
ClyctSSAii Oct 27.-Coon quiet Midilug l5'tc; Low
Midlng 12c Coed Ordinary, l2'sc: net receipts ''o'
balrs; shipments l. 96S bales; stock, 3,ibO li',.
Hosos OcT 27.-Cotton unchanged; Mildhng "a G.; Low
GOOD Ordinary, lac net receipts, 90 Vd'1
gross "a balcs sales l3i bales stock lbs iaes
BALTIMORE oct 27.-COOu Iuct ana firm; Mlidlng l"e'
ceips I751 bales exports coast"is so ba's s'' '-A
81 IouIs Oct 27-Cotron steady; Middlng, he; Low
uiddnc ne. Ordinary. ~ he; net reccp j. ~
bales: shipments l492 bales; sales, 400 baeS so'A ''
LOUISVILLE Oct. 27-Cctton quiet Middling, l34o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


ioas OF 81 Lesdd carr at jersey C nd 81 cas =,
sxeti = and there were ninrT o' car ioasS g.i., IN
abs change IA the ~eatct isht receipts 70 nay, am rp",d
siengt Of the market and the Sales tho gi SOW,
a an a' ace on common 70 iair cattle cus t. ing -
= 10 the gross good at average Of lie %, 10
s5e ana GSS p T rcd st and @
Ti d i ~ Jersey ,ity were 70 ears Tor Norris waSe
II car for HOPPER, rs cars for ". Acrt0n for
for j. ro,s car Tor " 4 bagan car for j. T. sultan,
/ for L. sOheimer car ior toosc d Bay, c for j.
D. G. Culver sod Tor :; W Aerton 10 Texan steers -
ana for Mooe kn "a, seer ~ egl sver1s at nom
- w. sherman sold Tor ". Aerton 90 Te strong
at Sc = H. 10 dess - 70 AZ Illinois steers ~
8 eXan DO ed loo s% a r - t. arf e % ~
IA 70 dress So b, and 80 do, scant ~ ew' at
from fs 's H. 20
Marin Fuller .old for roose Bay IA Virginia oreu
81 ayersee at lie d. T. dress % n to the gtos ew,
ioi E,per, 81 DO, cwt al go lOiac to dress for
= ssmues for Morris & wsIel, 80 Texans 81 ew
orado steers, scant Ga e"i at 9tr to dss % f for H.
p sS 500 for @G 70 M rsa 4 10 Is s .s s
GTSss 5S d. cwl2 a. &C. to dress IS n, ami II do =
81 iaGieoach sod ior Morris waxel 81 Illinois steers
and 81 Y added, ami So do, 5 owt at 94c 10 dcss
50 n . - ~, - -, ~ - ,. a.
cars for COIl brothers, abd ears vi Local.
r. C. Eastman sold his account 10 Illinois 6fetrs, 90
cyi AT Zoe y H. dress 5ja56 n 100 40, 4 e~, 81
fTo. 30 ID NJ 20 lie 10 dress 81 ID ana Ia
~. cwf a a4d 214c., 10 drcrs 81 u.
ilc a Carey sold Goa srOhcs los Kentucky steers,
81 average l2d l3c 10 diess 510 IS n 30 rough 10,
cat, at lOiic., 10 dlcsA - To- - $500.
tuckV strrI- cW aNerg" al 10 2dlSc = n, To- dss D.
~ ~ j2 do 2cwt, az IlicGl2 4c, 20 dTess % n Tor Dixon
A 60 20 40 lc Ia dress ~ H. ami II a heal
l5C, dress % dJS u lo 40. toAthb
lest al Sc. To Grcss 30 n. aud ~ per head OF.
SlEr ,Nn LANES -crir;s j. loads. $40
Jersey tity cars AZ Forty ,Ehh hist aud
quotations with limited trade a 4sdOc . ur sheep ahd
ga iac. & ID l0i ianbs ...
sac y 1870 TO- 10. at 5asc, and sOu Kentucky no. 80
ase Pd,ocK sold q Jersey ewes lO5 Average ut nc
~ 10 IA Do 90 n, AT je ANA ZIG fehHy wants Lambs, % d.
Hume & Elliott soif 1856 Canada lambs n n average, At
TAG. q 10 1J5 shcoi, ~ b, at &C. ana Oh DO W To-
Js,Hs E,rly soi 1s4 state LIMBS average 7c b
N 100 Cannda 40 81 3D. IS. 81 state de-, 90 b NJ fe
- a. os H. al 7isc Limos fh.c, 40 H. al o'sc %
stale do. 81 n. ~ , C. aua "a do lO1 To- ~ pc -.
Nctni., To SHEEP 10 - tse al Sc = 10
lO do gG h, ~ &C. and ?, stat; lsIhbs, II u, at &C.
H. Harrington bought % owner Zio Stale hb % 10 aver
'SSISf t~rcips to,ay were 80 car loads 5sOG hogs
sslD no,t On al. af., nor sold birr change Ill.
drcss bo.s Wet lair demand and Sab ~ % IvF
n, rfs, and i,sst.i uFr aLd IiEn "'" N'lHht III
Washington Nukct AZ lUS alt3c q ".
BurFAio. Oc,. 27.-cATuE- Receipts today Los hean,
maAing oIa suriy Tor the He-h this iaI Srs e OF
j CARE III through con-gnhchlr nA.ah'e gu NHe
Ntrh
Tot tg tls lar ~ l"1 ratf -- 3D. ~
a. q not many s0n "a IN" Prrts iansr Tor
Sud " msdum lrs.os at sLa on last "eeAs au0a"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

Amber ~ 40asl 40 Amber Spring IL 500 WHIT, 81 -
Rye fangcs 75l9Jc Corn Hner sales 81 Yellow 70"
9fc and Mixod at G9a7Ic Oats Inactive WHIT f5ats,
Mixed, d4.c. Prov sins weak. Mess FORK W .oU
S22 s.. Lard held at 1f0l4 1c. Whisky, 81 10 biittf
steady New.YoTk and Bradford County tNtras 13nole'
do Firss 80 T32c Western Extras 2sG@rci 90 ISL
2jd27c.; Rolls Extras 29d30c do fir.ts, Nazsc nyr'e
Hrm New. York Fancy, l3aci DO. Prime, l25talSStc'
Western Fine, l2iaal3c Eggs arm; Pennsylvania New
nj LOUIE Oct 27.-Ftour inactive lower; Supcrhne ta
sia.4 20 Extra Fall 81 iO6s4 90; Double EAia t 20
go 2i Treble Fall 30 821a go Family Winter IN
Guiding Fancy, S6dfS WheatN0 Red Winter siI veiy
irregular Otherwise market steady; No Red Winter ~ bS0
81 49, VI 3OS 49, October; III O1dfi % N0vIn
her No do "a 81 cash II 81 November Corn -sapy ne
clued for cash Nc. Mixed. be- CASH 47cy November
oats dull No .. 35H35 ac. cash Barley dull ann l"e'
No Spring 81 O5dSl TO- Primo 10 strictly Prime NORTH.
~ 3d. Rye dull; No q G8ioc. Pork dull and lower
at So 30. IaId quiet and unchanged; Current mske,
I3i.c. Meats dun lower; shoulders s'c Clear
Sides. l2c Clear Sides 12ilc. for loose lots 10 10 10
days IN salt Bacon duh Only IobDg aud order tiads oss
higher far demand WORKERS. r. 5OaS6 ~ Parklng 20 80
7 10; Bntebers s7c$7 CATTLE quiet and unchanged
Rocepts-Fiour, 5000 bbls Wheat 1000 BUSH; Corn
1900 BUSH Oats, 10000 bash Barley, $4,000 bush; ~,
5000 bush. Hogs, l,psj Cattle, 1880. -,
TOLEDO Oct 27Flour dull Wheat quiet and weak Amer
Michigan, 81 1876 November: - Is Decemb.r 81 Ks
Red Winter, 81 l9'iasl 20; No Rcd, 81 070Si O8 Re
jected 81 lac Corn-iIigh Mixed 59c Low do, &c New
al the year, As gel Low do, 5sc. No. White GIc No.
do, 59c grade, 81 ~ Oats irmer; held higher No.
362c; Michigan. sec Rejected 30c freigts pch angel
Reccptsi Loo bash Wheat 10000 bush Corn, lOo push
Oats. shprenrs-5OO tbls. Flour. ls.OO0 bush wheat
$4,000 bush. Conn., 10000 bush. Oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL 27-l23D D. n-Cotton Is dull and esser
MdIg Uplands Mddling Orleans. lid; saes, lCoOO
bales Including 1000 bales fr speculation and export re
ceipts bsles 0f which GOO bales American COG
arrive lIsd. cheaper sales OF Middhng pan- 70"
Middng cause, shipped October and November, AZ b'sd
do do Shipped November December per sai AT llyd
10 do shipped December ana January per sai az Gsd
do do shipped January February per sail al 6s
IpRaroOi- oct 27-2 u-Sales " hidding PLANES Co
ton Mddng clause February and March delivery, al
Gials1. Larl. G3 y cwt nm ,,,.,.
IivRR.oo Oct 27-33O p. m.-Sales Of MiddlDg Upanhs
Cotton Low Mideiing clause shipped December and January
(pcr sa at ssd salrs If Middlng orleans Low Mldns
clause shipped December and January al Id OF the ales
tOday q, 100 bales were American.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 5 D. m.-Corn 309dJii y quarter for
Mixed Western. a., r.,
LnEarooI oct 27-Eyenng of Turpentne, 20 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

Tic money market was easy to-day, and While the
rate at bank is per cent, the stree; rate has been
and ALI Though. There is no change in mercantile
paper AT hest grades moved AZ and 9per cent The
crstonis REGENTS az Washington to-day We're Sl50,-
oHO ard thr Internal Revenue receipts S21o.00o,
tie United state, treasurer receiving 100000 Ma
toua bank ROtcs for redemption The following
WIS the Clearinghouse statement: Currency eN-
changes. - .5O6.,99 ; currency balances $4,l3O,
zeI: HI exchanges - $50, jsS. and gold balances,
3 '2a.i05
United states bonds were strong and higher for
the goldbearing issues aud lower for the currency
--.--.s nunDx Dlnsnm root nmnr tinm..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

BOSTON Oct o-.-WoO-D Domestic Is IN good demand me
MARI neg steady for all grades. III r. Is no pros
pec OF an m IA at advance in prices but II i behcy int
they the lowest point Cor The present. oupls
coming and quite freely fTOm The Interior ne
considerable for weeks past considering inc
lars Of he SEASON. bat "a. market Is Hot large,
ALTHOUGH The as.0rulnt Of al Kinds II good The sales "l
Ohio and pennsy wanna aEd NN, have been at
~ iIafGc IIcOUm, No. and XXX Fleeces 81 tfH 'Uc
Michigan and wisconsin Frcces 42H Src; Medium ana
No az l7c CGmbng and Dcaine Ileeces ~ yOdt9c
for Wahcd and lOa nc Ungashed super and Pulled
sold at 80 80 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
The offering and asking prices Tor stocks at Che
~,oso of the Exchange to-day were:
Messrs Randolph, Buckley & Co. report the clos
.,,n nriceS OF stocks at Philadelnhia rs follows:


The London advices were of no special Importance,
though Consols steadily advancing, and United
States bonds ruling dull and steady. Erie, on adj
vices from this side, advanced to 1873. Money con-
tinues in good plenty and three months bills are
discountable at 3liQ3Ss per cent while money in
the outside market is attainahle at Ia. The min
imum rate at the Bank of England continues 4.
and COS 900 bullion was Withdrawn on balance
from that institution. Tomorrow will be the ticket
day. and Friday fortnightly settling day on the
London Stock Exchange. In Paris French Rcntes
closed at G5.75. Gold opened strong at 1851 and
during the first hour advanced to 116ls, the
prosrect of a curtMlment OF the geld
cepts from the Pacific coast, by reason of
the late fire, causing a considerable purchasing
mania. which ran the price up above. This price
was not sur aimed and in the afternoon gold declined
20 1853, The business in the Gold Room not
active The rise in gold and the few offerings of
cotton bills reduced rates of exchange to 40 and
4.s3lo and business could be done at concessions
from these figures On gold loans the rates were 164
and 1sa per diem and g. z, and per cent per annm.
On Thursday the Treasury viii sell million gold.
The proponents of November interest to-day
amounted TO S2O7. 600 making total thus far dis
bursed of 81 1877 900. The amount OF redeemed
bonds footed up $13l 900. The davis business at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared,
S4s,A1O, 600 gold balances, $l,1s6, 49,; currency
balances. 81 700, 59G. The principal gold quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

IOSIOS oct. Pip so q. .-tOnsos "a 10 for Doh
money account. United states bonds 1868 lU y
Erie Railway shares. Pref 81 = The rat" OF discount IN
TIE omen three months bis IL 3fa3h per cH
Jig per w. low the Bank Of England rate me rae M
at the sock Exchange Oh Government secUtess ~
cent
LONDON oct 49, m.pans sdyices quote Rentos at o1
o. 4c. . az, LA,
LoNpoN Oct. 1880 psmThe amount of bullion with
draw from Bank Of England balance today Il 4
OUD. Erie hallway shares, 10 e.,
IONDoN OK 27-i:.O U. m.-Erte Railway shares, lo'2
adNiccs quote itentcS AZ S5f
OCT 27-Esrning-IIl on - q = c@t: "a,
cuta I4iseed, 500. Common kosln D. cwL sptlts OIL
TGTpentine 20. a26 q = cwt
uARkLr-oCT. u.
Rcsn-t ommon --.""."'', o rs'S
--r.
PARIS Oct 27.-ENcange on London 2Ji zoe LOT snort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28

CpfFFi-The whole market whether for Brazil OF mid
anitt, AID lIcs rlteiy sniht 20
80 ,eIp r0ied r. BoBhuay lS4u2o1tr COLA, fl IA
Of prime; Is d@l ac. tOld Tor DOppng
ne, R vita Lar -of supply JAVA 20
go c,ld DtheT EiLds inc1rly nominal Ia value. .
Ii4IH, a AND NEAi-Ihrre shade hfmef to"ilng
IA IN, ElouT maTkrt tJday, VIA bdi export dchahu If
trade toI2ht Ia n lnf "Atcht
sh,rdc old Ilonr Mi Fi0u WA ia brsk request IN pa "r
tIe West indies Ihe sales were - 90 nOs lnclli
no ma low Grades shipping Ehirt nc1ily al "tnn ihe
,snSe Of - Goa - SO; 900 bDs el tioti, catchy ~
a. <, a ~ IA aud 800 Ib.s unlnSpc.d al 80 90 lhe
oo0ai1tic0. acre 80 75dS9 70 Tor No. -; 5000 40
~ 1ommo, 10 Choice suierfRs state aad western
& A0ISy 80 Tor Ini,rlOr To CommJn EStia state;
z 60Gs ~ fo to Far DO; - SOaSb 80 Tor fair
g. ,.n1 IA and 3O0SS fUr GOo1 10 Choioe do ~ %"
IN f,r Common I.a ~esisFb ~ .0a 81 20
,,,t,,I 81 25 - % Tor far u poHi 49,
and al az ~ FOR GOpl DO o. 1Oas. 80 idI cay
M E,Ira 20 tOinioI - Far FsNifa l'oii
tsn 1l,in 80 for ran 10 thOcr no. 81 bua
a. "a f,r Cor non Fair Patent ntsoa ixtiai ai
e Iggxt N for Fair Choice. The nnikrt closing hm
80 noeraeiy acriye oT Shipping gad dnd very qhei "i
- hrau,n -Four stiii rulcs Snlse dr ana l,!N
sTir poro 81 tie receipts we,s going lno s'oie to nt
&C. onr there vas a IJOasrlt' hqllf ~ "boht iofn'I
picss sa uis al - 200 70 % Ion ni.i,f 90 a,I
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
% Shares charlotte. columbia and Augusta Rail.

20 Shares Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Rail.
a. 90 ROAD COMPANY.
5000 City Of Atlanta Ga cent Coupon bonds S2
due 1892 -. - 81 p
$1,000 City Of Atlanta ga, per cent Coupon Bonds,
auc 1870. 90
,ue 1899 .........'.... 72i
Consolidated MOI i sase Ceapon Boads r '..'.' 6sl
SSo"o Ciy ct savannah Ga, per cent Coupon Bonds,
$500 City OF annah Ga. per cent Coupon Bonds.
$4,000 Greonv lie ana Columbia Railroad Company
49, per cent Coupon Bonds lSsl.................. 50
S2107 GreVn\llle Columbia railroad COmpany
cent bonds due IL g "....~ ~.4'...i.. SOL
sl1OO 6rcnNiile aud Columbia Railroad Company
cent Coupon BONDS due ISIS. ..-.-........ 80
$40 20 Greo1Nii'e ami Column Ia Railroad COMPANY
cent Bond, due 1888. lot
$1,000 Nashville aud Chaftanoo "a Railroad Company
- - per cent Coupon B0n,s, due 80. ~
$2oOo Equitable Irast COMPANY OF New London, Conn,
40 ooo - : per cent coupon hon,s due 1871 lol
$4,000 Pensacola and Georgia Railroad Company per
,oc cent COUPON boas, due lSsO -..-.. -; 1
90 Shares Harlem Navigation Company tS per share
~ shar National PARK Bank l3S
fOO shares American Ere Insurance Company lbl
go shares PhentN Fire insurance Company ......l .
100 shares Continental Insurance Company
30 shares Bank OF America ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
% Shares Hanover bank .........' .......... SSL
~ Shares sank OF the state OF New York llOt
$4,000 state Of M Carolina Old pr cent Bonds,
Issued e. North Carolina Railroad Co, dated
a. ~ - 1905. July, 1874, Coupons ........ -. n
10000 STATE OF North Carolina old per cent Bonds,
issued 10 North Carolina Railroad Co, dated
- 1865. October 1874. Coupons ............. 81
sloooo NeS1rieans per cent Bonds dated 1868 due m
$1,000 NewUrleans Jackson and Great Northern Rail.
road Company st Mortgage per cent Coupon -
40 Shares Citizens Insurance Company . e. 49,
" % luLens lusnrluce Company deserved Fund az
40 shares t1L insurance Company
5000 Citizens Insurance Company Reserve Fund. 76
20 eares liepnDhe Fire Insurance COmpany...... 80
70 shares Hamilton Insurance Company .......l 10 !.
Asnarcs Leather Manufacturers Natio- al Bsuk 200