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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
y27 au1 ~ Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orean,
New Orleaus Savings Institution w., Win,
liam 4. Freret,

GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. z6,2s3.-By virtue of a writ of
heri faeias to me directed by the honorable
leans in the above entitled cause, will pro.
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second Dis.
trict Of this city. TUESDAY. August 49, 1875, at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop.
4 CERTAIN LOT TOT GaouNp. together with
the buildings and improvements thu reon, and all
the appurtenances thereof, situated In the Fourth
district Of this city, in equare bounded by Sec
Baronne) and first streets measuring thirty feet
front on said Second street. commencing
at ninety feet from the corner OF Caro-
dsiet OF apollo street. BY depth Of about
ne ana feet five inches
nearer bacchus street Of portion Of ground
which. BY an act passed before Theodore Guyoi,
defendant herein acquired by purchase from Will
liam Freret. and in which act said portion OF ground
10 described a. being formed of the rear parts Of
Iots NUMBERS nve, Six, seven, eight and nine on
plan by Hugh Grant. late surveyor dated ninth Of
n Mar 1919. deposited in the office Of T Layton
uSf da;az9seaIl notary public In this city,
7erm'-caAh on the sR ,H;v, u.oo
y27 sus IS % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of t,a.n.
Philip Rey VS.. Mrs. Widow Co1herin.
Schraner, now wife of Martin Michel and har
minor children, zsbeth, Bertha, Pauline
Eugene and Gustave ScbraAer.
SAA n DO nlCL COUhT FOR THE PARISH on
~ Orleans, No. 7S35.-By virtue of an a,iaa writ ~
SEIZURE and ga to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause will proceed to saIi a4
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auctionaar",
h1change, Royal street, between Canal and 1sns
tomhOuse streets. in the Second District OF fhts
Guy, on TUESDAY, August &c. 1875 at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described propertv 10
~, A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with al,
she buildings and improvements thereon and t Ha
sppGi..eanances thereof and all the riRhts. vays
sseIvltudes privileges and advantage fhrrsnTt,,
Delon ging situated In the Second Districf ~ th;
IVY wy, IN the square bounded BY Dumaine Yarnn
Maalson ana Chartres (lare Conde) streets Ta.io'
nst nq as lot number two, on . sketch made Gv
=. nemecourt, surveyor, and annexed to an az: =.
psi h before Edward G. Gottechalk, late natsrv
pnDic IN this city; under date Of the tWentv.
. n.n.a cay OF November 1866; said lot messnriEyc
yone ret two inches four lnes front an n,s'
d ane stfeet, the same in width in the rasr hn
y, uep.n OF saty,ive feet eight inches be}vssar
Ra,1nei lines. Being the same property sc"r;rS
~ .ne isse Gottfred Schraner by pmrchs:S f.o
hsp sase 6sstsiora. on the eighth day Of Decen
Iseo PET act passed before said lste notarv R1
Seized in the above suit
1efns-Cash on the spot,
;r9- .,e,s.o EUGENE WAGGAMAN
's|' AoS - ~ Civil Sheriff Of tho Psr,sh Of O.e.,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27

The City of New Orleans w. yv,ao,
Moi same Va. same; same vs. same; same "a
SUPkRiOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THs PARISH
~ OF orleans. Nos. $780, 1880, 81 1872 and ~ o53M
ny virtue Of four writs of ieIi facas to me drscta
~ the honorable the Superior District Court for
sne parlsn OF Orleans in the above entitled causes.
coed to sell at public auction, ct the Mercharnts
a ana Auctioneers Exchange Boy al street, between
ts a ah9 Custer house streets in the Second Dis
s WE'VE O'Clock NJ the following described prop.
4, ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. stnataa j.,
the second District Of this city, in suuars nmnhaI
twenty: bounded BY Ursulines Charlres. At. Philtn
nna decatur streets, designated as lot number ten
by forty feet in depth. ONe' s'loets
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot.
;s9. ;rr. EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
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COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, July 26,

MONDAY EVENING, July &c, 1875.
CoTToN-The sales today EN- oraced 533
bales, at full prices for good staple kinds
and no variation for other kinds, not re-
curing any change in our quotations. We
give also the figures and report OF the Ex-
change, in full, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD. OF CLASSIFICATION.
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MEMORANDA.


New FORK, July IS, 1875
To 4. Aoulton-The steamship Con -, Car tain
Freeman, arrived yesterday 1t noon
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING. July Dc. 1875.

xEw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING. July DC. 1875.
The market today was more than usually
quiet. The volume Of paper offered at the
banks was moderate, while little or nothing
was doing on the street Gold made
slight advance corresponding to a similar
movement in New York and foreign ex-
change was little more active. There is
scarcely any market for New York sight
the banks continuing to remit by express.
The principal feature in stocks was an
auction sale of some shares, of which the
particulars are reported below. City bonds
were dull apd nominal with little or no de-
mand. Old city consols are rarely in the
market New State consolidated seven p
cents were quiet, and quoted lower with no
reDOfted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27

The demand was better, five brokers par.
ticipating in the business. Good staple
kinds commanded full prices, the supply o1
such descriptions being limited and mostly
held above the outside figures of the ruling
quotations. With regard to the general run
OF the offerings we noticed no new feature.
The amount on shipbQard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this morn
ing at $500 bales, embracing 1000 for
Liverpool and 1900 for Havre, which, when
deducted from the stock on hand BY our
running statement Saturday evening, leaves
~. 700 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports .'Sales AS bales;
quotations nominal
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
ctock on nand september i, l8.4.."...... 1883
Arrived since last statement...... 100
Arrived previously. ....l ,14498l
Additional bales from city GIN.
nings lntens and loose go. II 963-l l57 O6l
TotA: ............. ,l73 OF
Cleared to-day. .............. none
CLEARED previously. ,l48, SOC
Contumed 1t Lehman Abraham
4 Co.'S cotton mill .,,, ll5O-l lao -I6
etock on hand and on shipboard not cleared g. 3Ol
stock same time last wear, Xxx
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Below high water mark Of 1874.
Tho Temperature.
Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. so Charities street,
sports the wea Their for the past two
avs - follows:
GAN. 9PM. 6H. n.
lily 2S.................. 90 - %
Ily 26..............s.. 81 % 9"
: Rain Jnly p and &c, four-senths OF an
.-ch.
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Meteor0loGlcal Report.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER. }
New Orleans, July 26, 1875.
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Below high water mark Of 1874.
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OFFICE OF TEE REPUBLICAN,, +,
Tuesday. July 81 1875.
mo clearanees at the Custonho,.se yesterday
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J
The following is the report of the weather
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City OF New Orleans VS.. James Campbell:
same Vs. same; same va. same; same vs.. same:
same Vs. same: same va, same

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jt2o jyll u Civil Sheriff of tho Parish of Orieans
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The City of New Orleans vs., Francis md

. = EUUENE WAGHYMAN,
jy22 sul u Civil She, if OF The Parish Of Oylean
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27
Tne MY OF New Orleans W. Widow Se.v

;,,e 10 Ok .. ,, O., EUGENE WAGGAMAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27
Armand Rsugieux We. Lean Vo,,,.-

;a0, ;,,o- EUGENE WAGGAMAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27

ECUENE W zGVAMAN,
{y2I aus IL 26 Civil Sheriff of the Pal ish of rleanA
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. p. HI. levin.
samG VS.. came; same VS.. same.

EUUENE WAG3AMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
jv14 20 27au3l4
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. George ".

iy2 auI q Civil She. If of he Parish OF Oreana
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
dose of the Exchange were:

The London advices were meager and unlmportant
to-day though a. usual, Enc was active at 17s4017
317L against 1874 at the close last night The
British Consols fraction steadier, ana United
States securities irregular There was no change re-
ported in the money market, but there was with
arswal from the Bank of England to-day OF 100000
sterling bullion. In Paris the French Rentes were
quoted ut 65f s5l2c ex interest The gold
market opened steady at 116L, declined to
ll6is, and reacted to 116ss in the first fifteen
minutes. At this point the Gold Room came In pos
session Of the hard money platform OF the Demo-
Gats and at once selling movement carried down
The price to 1851. When the shorts, rushing 10
cover at this reaction the price returned 10 llo'
and in the afternoon the market was dull at llo0
ll6l4. There was ON easier feeling in cash goid'
and after opening at l6i, the borrowing rates
were G, 4, 3, and per cent per annum TO NAT.
Foreign Exchange, after closing at ~ ~
and 81 So last night, opened at 81 so and ~ "a,
and later advanced to 81 s1i2 and 81 ssh. with
selling rates at 81 79l2a$4 S0l2 and 81 S1i2
Ss4 s3la. There was more business doing. The
import entries Of foreign dry goods at the port OF
New-York for the week ending to-day amounted In
coin valuation TO Sc, 233. OFT. The amount thrown
upon the market footed up 81 409,550. The Assist
snt-Treasurcr paid out $4,000 in coiu interest
and SD 900 in redemption of called fve-twenties
The days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared $3S, 141 900; Gold balances
Gl,la2, 300; Currency balances $1.417913. Inc
pr,neipal cold quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
WA, Oeuz-sohooner A. p. Emerson.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

u,
AsHKs-Tne inquiry Light and prices nominal ~ $1,000
for Pot, and Sc. for Pearl ..., ...,u. "a ,~...
are Unchanged sses Of 5000 at S3haS4c for Southern
part Prime, and 81 1880 for Western .,.
RIO the excitement and buoyancy noted our
continues and 10 even more nocsebic odAy wS
again marx an quotations from 1c f with sales OF
5ss5 bags PEI good cargo at 20 and ~ Baltimore
1900 Shepherdess terms not we
Ordinary eargoss leal9c Far d. lySS2oc S3Sd d
GRADES are slowly supply light Of " kinds Which
Checks quote java st28 S2sc sinsfpore xZc
26S3I SKI jamaica lssa2oc.i sas.o bCminsSn a 5os
Mexican 20o2lo Angostara l9S2l &C. savAnila 3os|2c
s1a spcs Cotton there but little doing and
again have to note reducrcn o. &C. the maRst closes
Ss h i1 Ssss III. ssy !s Ss -!
year I2f bales total since Sept 6L76 bales same !mo
last ys.r Ss.OSe DalsG oo1ssld.:d az S.yy receipt.
7s tsIS . oss:s s. 81 Ssis.
sSnsoSss.d stock. ss1S bsss syasss y.stsr
osss ss'i isssJ Ssvsss psssnss
& liss y I'M FL z!.a: 'i E9:s Ss no sa.
ns&a second Csl yvbFusrX 600 nte4 AWU eoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEwYoRK Sept l7.-BERvRs-Receipts to-day wero ~
q 70. a. iss sas
sos for the %s e ast
H.sS., u: ~
All & : rs iSs Is:
65S5s H. the general range for native steers while or
70 . g sps Cherokee cattle were sold
The df r Coon To%pSn
and sa 81 Sa
average: a. 9 to Sss g q to 9fe ssPss
% S.. a. .sa + q
..s Mss,!' ew aSsraHe a, b.
cs. :ea hi; t own n, .Sseuns IA Illinois bulls l02'
'y TSs
Gsns iSf sx9s cars w 70. Ssf for
H. Fmthy for Herenden Co., and car for j. N saun'
de Cody Mcpherson sold Dsd.man 2. 20 Colorado
: :lss,. "a tvs 81 KENTUCKY d. s" st
iCS b Ind to a scS Ss fs.nS cv average
to Sies: IS 70 the gross Cw 81 d. cwt at &C., to
di B. g. oS Culver sold W Ane5son 1893
:Esf:ss :: pt,s i Co.. u Virgins
s. e sa 6 ;sss g:
M RS1y oxen and cows ' 'w'
& ;$: S
a.S sssn. a ss1 %iht
and there was but moderate ezra cal 49,.
v wsfs nSS Ss; for
ES sSd :; ssis gsis calves IS
sHEEf LAMRsRecepts were 10 carloads At Jersey
tots Of So cars or head making 2s27 or the last four
fsj :s %ss S 70" Dull sS
a sn III sss
sa IS lambs from 'as7a' D. v'h' few of
p Jersey ewes 81 average 81 st Go
dS a NOS o f. g. Iss 9aS sn'se
BacEnsham soid g state lambs 81 at T. g AVER
y. " B. g sy'5 81 ss as5 .ss.
81 b. At ac Il d. 70 D. 2c and II Canada dO' 1oi b.
Elliott sold 2es STATE lambs 50 syer1se e.5a,
sheep and iiS d. 70
$:sS$
night weshts further advanced &C. b. Closing quota
S.sats n:
Is d s s Ss
: .s1Hsn, s5s
Az
thc same last No market To-Day one car Indiana
ssd over Yesterday shpped East today yards bare Of stock
Woos~Receips 70 day 400 head making the total supply
the fast week and 20 500 head fyT the same time
err Offering fair sales Of heavy hogs at p 10
fS 25; YOrkera 81 90a$s grassep averaging 6O No. AZ
~ MSSas &
Of sale. =, 49,. o., - M -
es.: medium
only lair demand allow sale at few choice onss
disposed Of ct e501t60 y head
ready sSls ct tS9tlo head majority ruling price, slo
head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

The money market continues easy, and call loans
were done readily at 2l2Q3 per cent on pledge OF
Tho ordinary Stock Exchange collateral, and at 20
olo on Government bonds The rates for frst-class
commercial paper were 4l2 to 6. The Customs re-
GENTS ut Washington to-day were $57S,OOO,
the Internal Revenue receipts 1923, o00 the United
States Treasurer receiving $526,OOO National bank
notes for redemption. The following was the Clear
nshouse statement: Currency exchanges. $72,2lS'-
s4s; currency balances, $2,s97.1S1; gold ex-
changes, S3, BAL 446; and gold balances, $47s,531
Governments were active, and generally steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

II il quite probable that managing director Scott
will resign and quite unlikely rumors to the con-
trary Notwithstanding that Mr.. Trenor Park will
take the place. thus putting the steamship company
more than at the mercy of the Panama Railroad
Company. The rumors which are freely floating
about concerning the steamship companys nnahceS'
its difficulty with Mr.. Roach about obtaining pos
session of the new steamer City of San Francisco
until O further sum of about 100000 be PAID 10
him. are somewhat damaging to the prospects OF the
Company and il they are not true the effect OF
these rumors might be dissipated by an omoiai
denial, accompanied by clear statement OF 'he
Company's financial condition, which has peen
anxiously looked for since the present management
took control
II is difficult to see how the report Of an arrange
ment for the "pooling" Of earnings between por-
ton of the trunk lines If true, is 10 result
increased business profits, or be OF any dement, W
the roads entering into the agreement snce the ui
ruly Baltimore and Ohio Company 90 ho' seein " '0
included in the combination.
The Western Union Telegraph Company have
onened AN Office at No. ii Broadst, for the receipt
of cable dispatches. They state that they are IN
d;rect communication with Europe. the same ~ the
main Office, at Dey-st. and Broadway.
The following shows the imports of dry goods al
the mort of New-York for the week ending to-day
and since the beginning of the year, compared with
corresponding portions of previous years:
y, ys %s,. .ass ssf;;s sal$ nas ssasso
Thrown aiket.. s,e45.eSs 2742e52 s'4os'So
sssss ss5ss
The earnings of the st. Louis Kansas City, and
Northern Railway for August were: 1875, $24S,-
s35 90; 1874, $685., o19 90; increase. $12,o16.
The following are the Philadelphia stock Quota
tions at o'clock this day, reported by Randolph,
Buckley g. Co.: nj, ....,
c,,v Ga ola io5i. I055 Cstawisss RR Pref ~ 44h
C,ty &c nsw 109la l09ss Phil 4 Erie RR.. 20is 20
Pe9ynsyiyania - bOis 5OlS Northern Central. 20 29s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

sSd E thi p GrS; am m .nd nomnsi 81
5:ss: csS Ss9l:s
s.ds 90 be: ss5.,.
market cute s S.% "
IL; he snd
=; cs :nos s eSr' % in
es .sS. os " SO % S
Ss,:. :. sa Sd .!isd sG
ssSo At ana a fai':
Ess;d Ss. e s.snoss 200 Dbl. Is ia
'P3S VII S5a; 4 FORK
81 Sb :s :sn
S
%
P Sssss ;n ssSSs:1 s'i FOR
s. sE;ssS sss s; 49,
1% .aa 4 Al. # ss
; s q 10 Co. SS =. o
g Sf Fl
S buyers e:' e. Sas
Vs.: INDIE. s quiet and we'll sales
- % sSs 1s
# for ss n So :Pd sS 1s 49,
re Pain. sn% a
III %Shy e. 9 ana %t GG ssGs e. Of 50 I S grad. At
,a and Is .s Choice
e a. sGss
81 &: s' SssE'as s$ss
III Is e! ss * %&s for Crushed
y lair demand and stesy sales Of 10000 "
i Of s5S sss X ,Ss at
Leaf continues good demand and the market is firm sales
:: sSs sssss is3s5
syiysna ISIS private terms and $50 bales Havana
WHISKY steady and activo sales Of 400 bbls at
'wo6L-The market has shown some animation since our
are more freely as they esn
$s.. sis fssa css
% ING and aG DsHe arc IL request
sSs ss1ps. ss
..sS and s.
ss,s "a Ssas pSso ' cp on
p prnSs Ge pa,t' SPRING California sIms
s SsS Ta @ 80
Es''s ?ss sSS3 aiEs
ss7sFs ss
:,.s i sn.
W bags 200 bags TUB washed o On
b Fine Secured private terms; 1000 Fall CalifoTnia
F fn sai! 81 sc ZOO Fine Unws:sea
2ss2Sc 1000 Coarse unwashed Soc 900 Medium o
Unwsshed Country Deaine 42e4se $4,000 ID spring Cali
forna 2Ic 1000 Nevada 2Sa30c Is 900 n Medium I'm.
Sic Ta6w CSC 900 Ohio 10 G Con De;
Spring do 1962lc 5000 secured do. 77ac 2Oo DO
do 6ec 1000 East India on private terms 'ooo 10"
san Francesca, Sept 6-Wool is coming forward very
scarcity light especially as exchange upon Eastern
seem to be fairly established at for best shipping
BURY Kinds for fair condition as per con-
don Bury kinds dun 9611c for the better grades
Nothing doing Spring Clips Of which there is yet con;
sderable the better class In the MARKET sales
Free Fall lis14c. $4,000 BURY do, calls; $4,000
Sprng 25c Receipts since our last are Is f0liows U
bales and 3sl d. oregon total since September J. 3O3
bales ,,, poio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

receipts of Cor ne pest fse days have bsa ooS
ouarfsra e which u 900 were Ams1ean.
tdvSRIo0z, SPA I-1:So p n.-Cetson sersveA ~snAs'
IvElrooI, Sept i7-S p mBfsadst2es ars lgisS &c
QuartsR. .,.. - ~~um,,. ura.oAs
rffon INV Nddipe clause October ed November eeuv.
cry q 6is,sl do. do, shipped January nd IeDraay @
sain st IA DO do shipped December and January ~
o. sSe sVlss Iodsy 87o8 bales were Pess. llS
AIS y quarter for Canadian.
LvkRPooI, Sept IT'S D. m.-The narket fcr Yafns sne
T1vSsrCoi Sent ia o. m-Re6ned Petroleum, es0
1914 gallon sprts Of Pctrolsum. 10 sd gallon a..
LivRaPoOI. Sept l7-Evening -SptiA 0 Turpentne zIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rUROPRAN MARKETS,

ans Upisn1s hiaallns Orleans !.,a '.,ss 10 ocS
The work were bse Of which 20o0 for export
and 5000 speculation american sae. "a 09O Forwarded
from The shps spnners 5000 bsce the stock
port Ss q which AIsrco en- $4,000 receipt:
sctu0 export OOO bass stock adoat $4,000 bales OF
which 6O0 American Cotton arrive quiet and IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

yncuaeS ds IN the above are 200 bales to arrive 49,
rof u,u1s snd va note further of &C. No.
Saies "a Follows nil on Of Low Middng; o,to
Sales yesterday after sgo
Der, 26O0. 1867 NcyemSer io9' od9 f$c FEBRUARY; 100
ll$ s Ma1e Zoo 1885 isS,s Msy &c.,
Ss SSyss0 s:sI 1as
i 49, SsSs Sason j.y i"S
n 'ssy:o; August. ooS SaTs s'e sSS
Sss; sGe 49, "
500 e 700 5$r sSG 49, r. bees%bef
s's oo e 10 ise JsRs'iz iSe
49, 81 S y Ms si,a
2 2S si c aSG baass ' grand
FiSU-Mackerel very scarce ana nrm; no esles
ported some few No and the way held at sIs 90
s 90 by Css less s6 peMhI ns sos At
ssc for Scaled Barrel Herring selling at So eO0$a for
Eastport and IS 80 for Portland Round. -.
FLOUR AND MEAIThe inquiry for the low saasss OF
Flour Is limited these though In limited supply are weakei
Good Winter and Mnnesota are well bit 40 ho e
more confidence super6ne Is lower At the close the
for most grades OF New and very heavy or NO.
nd ~ Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18

dnsls lot Of 100 shares Of Panama sold ct 1873 to-
Nv. The opening. highest lowest, and closing
psiess Of active stocks sold to-day will Be found In
Ne subjoined table > ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-18
CITY OF BOSTON.
PROPOSALS FOR WhTER loan
GOLD
100000 o

CrrT TREASURES OFFICE, Boston, Sept g. le76 :
IN pursuance Of the Committee on Finance Of the
CITY Council sealed proposals will received the
OF the City Of Boston, IL O'Clock M SATURDAY, Sept
49, 1876 for the whole any part Of the Water Lean 81
One Million Dollars be issued under authority OF the op
der of the City Of Boston, dated February &C. 1879 Tor
the providing an additional supply OF water o sao
city The Bonds will dated October 1879 and will be due
THIRTY YEARS from that date bearing interest (semian
nuay in April October at per cent per annum, both
principal interest payable in GOLD The loan VIII be ~
sue in certificates Of one with interest
coupons attached registered certificates Of any amount OF
even thousands The loan will be secured BY SINKING
FUND providing for its redemption at maturity.
All proposals must sealed and addressed 10 C. II DENE
THRASH RBR and Endorsed Proposals for Water Loan
Each proposal specify clearly the amount OF loan desired
and the the All proposals VIII be openo0
in the presence OF the Committee Finance and the CITY
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d hereby reserved to reject any or all proposals.
O. II. DENNIE,