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CHARLES j. LEEDS. MayO

CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
Mr. Brown, chairman of the Committe 9
OF the whole, presented the following re.
port:
The committee of the whole have had
under consideration the preamble and re-
solution offered by Mr.. Plsbury, at the last
meeting OF the Council, to direct a portion
OF the interest funds to the payment Of
current expenses.
am instructed to report, that while con
curing in the necessity that exists to in
crease the revenues of the general fund to
meet current expenses, and realizing the
first and paramount duty t. provide the
means for that purpose, and tie consequent
hardship to the community hat one class
of creditors should have he preference
over ali others, the commit se deem it in
eXpedient to adopt the r. solution at this
time. j. G. BRO NN, Chairman.
Ordinances md ResoIui ions Offered.
By Mr.. PIlsbury and &C pied:
Resolution accepting 1pOsal of A. j.
Cheveau for building : ,OonOgh School
house No. ), in Algiers.
Resolution to pay A. f. 'tevens, of New
FORK, $500 for various in ,,st coupons lost
Or destroyed, on his flu shlng bond with
with solvent security or double the
amount.
By Mr.. Brown and ado |:
Preamble and resOlut relative to the
budget of expenditure. . the year 1919.
otc.
BY Mr.. Burke and ad 4:
Resolution requesting Administrators
OF Public Accounts and ,nce to prepare
an exhibit of the present ,cial condition
of the city.
BY MIR. Landry, read l. 9 by its title
referred to the committea the whole:
An ordinance to provide ~ building and
repairing the wharves ami levees, and
for the payment of the uebr, contracted on
account of them, by tr.nste ring the re-
venues of the same, for limited time.
Petitions
The aforementioned pentions and COM
Tnunications, presented by The Mayor, we're
severally referred as follows.
From d. Warren Brickell, Dean, etc.,
Charity Hospital Medical Soho of New
Orleans, relative to the Sickles l. nd an
proposition in regard thereto. To the som
inissioncrs of the Sckles fund.
From William Alexander, ct al, asking
TO be furnished employment; George Merz,
asking the remission of his taxes for the
years lS1 I and 1875; j. Dawson for p. HenO.
for remission of taxes. To the Committee
of the Whole.
From S. McC. Lawrason, for a reduc ton
of the assessment on the property known as
the Academy of Music. To the Admins.
traitor of Assessments.
From j. B. Cooper, NJ. d., for salary due
as city physician, during the time he was
contrasting the same. To the Administra-
tor of Public Accounts.
The Council then adjourned.
j. II. HARDY, Secretary.
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by HOEY & O'CONNOR-NICHOLAs J.
~ hoey, Auctloneer-O Office No. l. Exchange
pace.-SATGRDAY, May %. 1873. ct twelve O'Clock
on Royal street by virtue Of an order of the hon.
orabe the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated April l3, 1915 will be sold by public
auction, the following described property TO wit
THAT CHOICE DOUBLE TENEMENT PROPERTY.
Nos 543 and 345 Dryades street in the square bound
ed by Baronne. Dryades Clio and BratO streets de-
lines front on Dryad street, by 10 feet inches
lines in depth between parallel lines the i'm
cottage. with centre alley, four rooms In main
Terms of sale-Cash w.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purcbasa,
before W. B. Keinpeter, notary public.
apis myl Is %
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No. 81 1893.
Rl }. WILLIAM DAVIS. AUCTToNEER-
- once. No. IL Commercial place.-SATURDAY
June 5, 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ will be sold by
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchang e Roy al street between Caual nd Custom
house streets by virtue of order of the Hon. A.
L.. Tlssot, Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans. dated twenty ninth OF pril
1919, docket No. 81 1895 the following property
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the bui dings and improvements thereon (beng
thIee-s story brick store and residence known as
No. Toulouse stteet). situated in the Secoud Dis.
trlct OF this city, in The square bounded by Tou.
louise, Jefferson, Decatur Gate Old Levee aud
Chartres streets, designated BY the letter Said
lot measures 80 feet front on Toulouse street by
90 feet inches lines III depth, bounded on the
side ward Old Levee street by q common alley
3 feet inches wide.
Terms-Une half cash; the balance in one year.
IN note ofpurchaser secured by mortgage, bearing
eight per cent interest from day Of sae. five per
cent attorneys fees in OF suit to enforce pay.
ment: the buildings to be kept insured and policy
transfer red
Act of sale before Eteuue Lauer. notary public
No. 10 St Peter street, at the expense of the pur
chaser; the taxes of 1875, due in 1876 to be as
sumed by purchaser, over and above the amount
of adjudication myI IS ~ 2.
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SUCCESSION OF MARY sToHL. WIDOW o7
JACOB FUCHS, ALIAS FOX, BOTH De
CEASED
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DY ) W,,ITsM D.yy>. ArCvIOvBgp-

Second District Court for The Parish Of Orleans
Nc. b $40
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81 3l6.


by ROEY & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J.
- Hoey. Auctioneer-Office, No. Il Exchange
piace.ISATuRDAf, May y, 1875. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exch ange on Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streets, bv virtue of an order of the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans dated April H. 1875 will be sold bv pub
wit ''' ~
LOT OF GROUND with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, in the Fourth District of
this city in the square bounded by Constance
Laurel Second and Third Streets designated as
lot No. 49, and measuring 80 feet front Constance
street, by depth Of 1873 feet inches 3 lines be.
tween parallel lines; the improvements com prisinc
one.story frame house, known as No. 4iO Con,
stance street.
Terms One third cash; remainder at one aud
two years credit. with interest of eight per cent
per annum, vendors lien, insurance and transfer
OF policy. and all usual security clauses: purchas
ers to assume payment of all taxes of 1875
Act OF sale at the expense of the purchaser before
W. ). Casteil. notary public. ap2l myl Is u
CHOICE DWELLINGS AND COTTAGES IN TIE
FIRST DISTRICT, ON RAMPANT, BETWEEN
CLIO AND ERATD STREETS
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Ply J. WILLIAM DAVIS, AUCTIONEER-
- once No IL Commercial place.-On SATUR-
DAY, May 49, 1875. at twelve O'CLOCK NJ at the Mer.
chants end Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
IN pursuance and by virtue of dec ree of the hon
B. L. Lynch, judge of the Fourth District Court
Tor the pari h OF Orleans in the case Of John
Ad"lphe Schubert VS.. John Henry Tmken, judg-
ment rendered March "a. 1873, and signed Apr Is.
1919, VIII be sold by public auction. the following
described property, to wit
1, Lot OF GROIN together with the buildings
thereon and appurte r8nces thereuntO belonging
situated in the Third Dis'ric. Of the city of New
Orleans, said lot forming the corner or Royal and
Lesseps streets and desig mated as lot No l. in the
square bounded by Lesseps: Poland, Royal aud
Danphne streets. on plan drawn by Pile De
fOuily. dated twenty second December. 1865 an
licked to an act before Paul +. Laresche notary
March 2, 1866. which lot measures in American
measure, So feet inches S lies front on Lesse ps
street, the same in tho rear, by SO feet inches
deep and front on Royal street. The imp OveInents
consist OF a neat one story house, with detached
kitchen, six rooms in all main building slated.
Terms-Casl on the spot.
Act of sale before A. Dreyfous notary public at
the expense of the purchaser. all taxes the cur.
rent year payable in 1876 to bs assumed and paid
by purchaser over and above the amount OF ad.
Indication. ana myl q IL % 90
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, MAY Is 1875
AUCTION SALES,

AUCTION SALES,
By c. E. Girardey.
THE PEARL PLANTATION
In the parish OF Plaquemiues
AND POUR LOTS OF 0IROUND
In the town of McDonoghville. parish of Jefferson
SUCCESSION or JEAN sALvAUT.
Parish Court for the Parish of Jeffsrson-No a4e
RY e. +. GIRARDEY. AUeroNBER-
- ONCE No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY June
IL, 1873. attwelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange in the r0tunda of the ST. Charles
Hotel, in the city OF New Orleans. will be sold at
public auction. hv and in pursuance Of An order
from the Hon. W. B. Hvmau parish i,dce of this
parish of Jefferson, dated and signed on the
twenty-hrst of April. 1875. and rendered in the
above entitled succession the following described
property, to wit
!. THE PEARL PLANTATION, or known as the
mines, on the left bank of the Mississippi river
measuring arpents II toises front OF said river
BY ~ arpents i'll depth. bounded Ola side bv the
belieview plantation, and on the other by lands
OF Adam Frederick. together with all the improve.
ments thereon or th-reuntO belonging.
:. FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated
IN the town OF McDOuoghville. parish of jeff ,rson
and designated as lots Nos. 25 26 q aud g. on q
plan deposited in the Office OF A Hero Jr. notary
public plan No. TO- according tC, which said lots
measure each q feet inches lines front on Ham
llfOn street, between Adams and Washington
streets BY depth OF l64 feet inches bet woen
parallel lines aud running toward Robnville.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Acts o. sale at tha expense Of the purchasers
before Theodore GuvOl ESQ. notary public
ap28 myl Is 22 % les IL
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TWO.STORl kESiD ,NCk, No. 23o TEKPSICaORE
STREEr-vALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY IN
SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF CLAUDIA ISABELLA CHuRH.
ILL., WIDOW OF JAMES ANTHONY FER.
GUSON.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
No. 312l5.

ID Office No. IL Commercial place. SATURDAY
May 70, 1875 at tw, I've O'Clock NJ, at the Mer-
chants and AuCtiOneers' Exchange Royal street
will be sold by pubic auction by virtue and in
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, dated March 5, 1875 docket No. 81 2i5
for account OF the above named succession, the
following described property, to wit
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND. in the Sixth District
of this city, in the square bounded by Prytauis
designated bv the Nos I. 5, 3, g 10 aud H. as per
plan on exhibition at the Exchange. To be sold bv
lots, n 9uantitis to suit.
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, with the build
In2s and improvements thereon, in the First Dis.
trct of this city. in the square bounded by Terp
designated by the letter on a plan by A. G
blanchard. dated June 49, 1874, anne Aed to an act
passed before N. T. Ducros notary on June 80
1874, said lot measuring u feet 10 inches lines
front on Terpsichore street by 50 feet Ii ir riches
lines deep. between parallel lines American
measure The improvements consist Of q two.
story frame residence. containing from six eight
rooms, etc.
Terms and Conditicns-On ne half cash; balance
in one and two years, in equal payments in notes
OF the purchasers to their order, dated on day
of public sale and bearing eight per cent interest
from date until paid secured by NOR gage and
VENDORS lien on the property sold five per cen,
attorney ices in case OF euit; the bu ldlngs aDG
improvements to bs kept fully ins ured and pulicei
Transferred TO the testAmentary executor.
Acts OF sale before NJ. 7. Ducr0s notary public
at the expense of the purchasers.
Taxes of current wear. payable in 1876 to be as
sumed by the purchaser and above
amount OF adjudication APPS mv1 Is % %
THEE VALUABLE PARCELS OR PORTIONS OF
GROUND IN The THIRD DISTRICT ON AND
NEAR GENrILLY ROAD, WITH IMPROVE
MENTS.
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ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE AND two LOTS OF
GROUND on CALLIOPk STREET BETWEEN
NEW LEV EE AND FRONT STREETS FIRST
DISTRICT; NEAR MAEkET, FOUNDRY, SHIP
PING. PRESSES ETC.
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HEIRS OF JOHE ADOLPHE SCHUBERT Us. JOHN
HENRY TIMKEN.
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pY G.. e. GIRARDEy. .rcT1oxEre-

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No % loo.
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IMPROVED AND VACANT FOURTH DISTRICT
PROPERTY, NEAR THE SORAPURC MARKET

SUCCESSION OF SAMUEL DOWTY AND HIS WIFE
MARY ANN DoWTN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 asa.
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SUGGESTIONS OF CHRISTOPHER THOMASONS
AND HIS WIFE, MARGARET ROOM.
by G. DE FERRET & CO.-JoHN O mon

Second District Court for the Parish of Oreans-
Nos. 26,47o and 1851.
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Fourth District Court for the Parish of Orlean
No. 425l5
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SUGGESTIONS OF JOHN HOHL AND ELIZ.BET
FEIHEa. Ills WIFE. COESOLID4Lt4
Second District Court for the Parish of OrIaar g
Nos. 81 100 and 2, ZO3
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CHOlCh iOPkRFi oS DR}ADhS SInEtT. NnAH
THE MARKET
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sOCChooiON or PInkRh cor Alias ,,,sf
Second District Cour. for tie Parish Of Orleans
No. b s65.
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FURNITURE AND MOyABLES.
Succession OF JOHN KEBWIs

SecoAd District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 .49
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SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE LEPINE.

IMPROVED PROPERTY On CONSTANTS sTnEnr
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT,
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CITY COUNCII--OFFICIAL
ADJOURNED MEETING.

CITY HALL. NEW ORLEANS,
Friday May IA, 1875. :
Pursuant to adjournment the Council met
mis- day at twelve o'clock M.
Presentation. Charles j. Leeds, Mayor,
presiding, and Administrators Bertoli,
Rouny. Brown, Burke, Landry, Mccarthy
and Pilsbury.
Reports of Committees.
The Mayor laid before the Council the
following report, which was received and
ordered to spread on the minutes:
MAYoRALrY NEW ORLEANS,
City Hsll, May 8, 1875. )
To the City Council OF New Orleans:
have the honor to report the following
proposals, received by me, for building the
McDonogh SchOOlhouse No. 5, in the Fifth
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STOCKS AND BONDS AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH W. CARROLL.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 ,322
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VALUABLE BRICK STORE, Nc. : TOULOUSE
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF ANDRESS GYULAY

Second District Co lrt for the Parish of Orlea
No. 81 Ha2
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THE CELEBRATED SUGAk PLANTATION POiSTE
AUy CHENES, ON THE RIGHT BANK IL THE
PARISH OF PLAQUEMINES. LOUISIANA
SuCC ESSION OE 2 C. RLANCHIN

Second District Court tor the Parish of Orleans
No. 3. 40.
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CCESSION OF FRANK HUBER

THREE VALUABLE PARCELS OK PORTIONS OF
GROUND IN THk THIRD DISTRICT ON AND
NEAR GENrlLLl ROAD, WITH IMPROVE
MENTS.
kICCESSIOV OR I'D ANR uuppD
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Cotton dull and nomlnal mdJling, ike; low mid.
ding, l3hc; good ordinary l1slc Net receipts, 20
receipts, Sss Exports-Io Great britain, 1875 coast.
NEW ORLEANS July 49, 1879
Cotton dnII aud o unchaHnged %ddHS lS 9w
eep s H. gross s es Mtfh Gst . 5e
to france, 2.ss'; coastwse, las Sales 22OO.
good primary IsjSc Net receipts bales Exports
oepts s. Exports-cOastwise, sOl Sales, i,656 w
SAVANNAH, July IJ 1878
good ordnary sc %et resep Il Sae adSs s,os
Sales, 9SS. W.T.
60 cnARLrsroS, July l6 1875
Sss S9s t" sisct sSGs SS OrSnary sc Nsi reeSp
ports-coastwise, eaa Sales. $50
Spirit, ,urDent0. oW,c; wmISeros nH g Jg 10 1875
Tlo1 ar n 5S soOS Sn demand and prices
winter winter S 81 80 or white winter, double
siensan M M, y n Corn unenanEed sales AT Sc Sc
O Or S % er on sea iSr r 1
saipsruf. SIS miodipss saS per ton Canal irsis6s-
u%Ss g son Lake Ss'i s aM
OF lumber. Canal shipments-s96,OO leet OF lumber.
Flour-Demanl fair; market firm. Wheat active and
higher for ptures CLOSING wsSk Ne white Wabash a,
gust 81 So Sep september 81 so No. wHier 81 as;
ieeted, 81 os cofn active ami higher; nigh mixed,
73i6c; August. axe; September, 75ac. low mxod
7Slzc grade, Tic. Oats dul and lower NO. 2. 52Sc
August 9sc.; white, SOC. Michigan, 5Sc september
371sc Bran active 81 H. Freghts dull and nomi.
nal. Receipts last two days-sl,vOO bushels wheat;
1900 do. corn; 5000 do oats shipments-4D0 bbl4
-four 90 OOJ bushols wheat; 99OOO do SCOO oit
CHICAGO, July l6, 1870
Four-S:ock Withdrawn anticipating higher prices
Wheat buoyant but unsteady No. spring 81 10 81 liz
No. do 81 Ia bid, 81 lHS asked spot; 81 l, August
81 l01s september; NO. do 81 035 81 Ug roiected
81 81 o. Cora exciteu, ana unsettled that accu
rate quotations cannot be given; No. mixed, 6gc. a
81 4c SPOT 7Jc bid, Augusr lie, bid sepiember re-
ecte1 Co., Oats opened hrn but closed duh lower;
No. lSc., spot; 5Sc August S55&c, September; re.
jccted s2c Rye quiet but hrn. Barley 4 speculative
demand prices hgner; NO. spring 81 80 VI 81 spo
0Ja cpIelnber PORK active advanced at siS S0 S5
spot or August Lard activci advanced At SIS 10 spot
Augus el3 ~ Septenp Der. Bulk meats active. Whs-
kew quiet and unchanged. Freghts-Corn to buffalo.
2Ac wheat 20 do, 3ku 21Sc At the afternoon call OF
the Board wheat Heauy a. ~ lad August Barley. VaH
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JULY IT,

for nackere hrm: sales were made OF new at $40
for No gs and 81 ss tor No 3s Box herring were
very The market for barreled herring was du
and prices nominal We quote NO. bays. 712e
4 Sc No snore. Sla Sl; No. ?. IS 80 %; No. 3 So
Georges Bank codnsh, SO Grand - 7b: new large
threes. SO 5O new medium, Sc -; scaled herring aoc
FfREcRAcKEEs were steady. We qLote iOr short and
full count 81 10 81 l5 gold IN bond. and s. ~ 81 ~
currency, Tree. - -
FLoURAND DGRAS.-Roceipts-Flour u l54 bbls wheat
sg bushels; "a 45J do. oats 40 fsi do he Hour
mtrKet ruled strong. undcr continued fair demand,
and prices the seller The sales we're 2OO0Dns
Rye was steady. with iair demand. Corn meal was
acIve and bright The sales were 2uOJ lb az 900 D1gS
nt "a 80 "a YO Tor Brand ywne - 70 Tor Ba0i9 -
syyanIs per bbl Baltimore coarse sacked, 81 90 per
l lbs. coarse, 81 sos fine sted, 81 3j bolted yellow
81 s. boted white 81 81 per lUO lbs Jersey sacked
81 50 81 s5i hne yellow sl ~ Sl 10 and ne
~ InnrI Iun
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WALL STREET NOTES.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.
having suffered by the cntthroat rivalry which
prevailed 30 long between the Eastern trunk

having suffered by the cntthroat rivalry which
prevailed 30 long between the Eastern trunk
lines.
GOLD SCALES FOR THE ASSAY OFFICE.
Fhere have recently been completed Tor the AS
say ONCE In this city. palP Of scales TO weign
gold, which are believed TO be the largest ever
made, having a capacity equal 70 10000 ounces or
SlUO0, 900 worth GOO and sensitive 10 one-tenth
OF grain. The balance stands seven ieet hlgn,
with Deam five feet across. 'ihe frame ana staud
are OF iron. the beam OF gun metal ana the plates
Di brass, plate having y covering Of steel
bars 10 prevent wear In loading and unloading.
The balance rests on hardened steel knlle edges.
which work on polIsned agate plates Tue whole
machine weighs /, 100 pounds. ana VIII stand on
solid granite pier bdt upon heavy deepy-iaid
foundations. Some idea may be gained OF the
extreme delicacy OF the scales working, when IL
Is stated that II one end OF The beam should be
colder tnan the other the CONSEQUENT contrac-
ton would render the balance untrue. The beam
Is or gun metal, cast and then hammered 10 uni
form density. Five beams were made anu re-
lected before one was produced that would bear
the tests. The introduction OF TINS instrument
into the Assay once VIII greatly facllltate the
handling OF bullion aud com.
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY AGAINST TURNER
= BROTHERS.
Yesterday afternoon two united states mar
shalS were placed in possession or Turner
Brothers. banking house. No. IA Nassau street, III.
pursuance OF proceedings III bankruptcy instl-
tuted against the firm. The circumsi ances at
tenolng the failure OF This old established house
for fresh recital here. They went down because
OF advances TO new railway enterprise West
and heavy investments IN real estate IN this
vicinity the market Tor which was DESTROYED bY
tne panic. They have the sympathy OF almost the
sntire street In their din1cultles.
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were i1Juy g bales az IA Yo9c. 4Sc August ~ 0JO
Ut Ia Is l6c l4Tc. september 90 Ijslc ItGc
October, 400 az l4lsc IA g.S-c. November SIS al
IA Lido 46c December 36OU IL l-6c Ike an.
uary, buO ut IL 73.c IA .. February I2OO at
u 10 5!c i4tsc March 200 at 1856 1880 April
bOJ at 2)3lc. "a ly6c. May, 7UO at IA 3lS2c is I32c
Totals, 10 2J bales 1he the ports
l0ws:-Gayeston, 20 baes New orleans, l69i obie 81
savannah, ~; Charleston 81 Wilmington 1; Norfolk, II;
baltimore ~; New YorN, i6J Boston, D; Phadep phia
l. Total 64o bales This day last B0 this
year, TbI lotai since september /, At4o,l36 bales
SAM time last year, s72.Bsi btlos Cotton heIgnLs
closed a5 Olo~s:-tv davre. Dy steam, ll6c to Ham.
burg by stcain ssc cOmprossed TO lremcn DY steam
~, compresseli to Liverpool by steam, I'D. by sail
fNAIHEns Market heavy; sales OF 200 lbs mixed at
3c and SJJ It's do at i5c per To- We quote Prime new
gees 5ic Soc; choice do do, 63e SIC. selected do
10, o. DC. mixed, qualify SIC. hen tea.
rhers. Gc &C. turkey feathers &C. per ID.
risn-lhe supply or Georges codnsn light; Grand
anu western bAlE do. better supply. The
were 2U quntas Georges az 70 20, Nv do Grand Bang
" 90 ana lU do western nann 10 ~ b Ihe market
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ana pork unchanged Lari. lske. August; SIS 2sA
SIS 20 september ReeeipIs-5olg bbls. honr lllyoo LOO
bushels wheat lf9UO 90. oats. Shipms nts-500J 0Ds
hour 1000 bushels wheat, lsi0J0 do. corn, 1900 do
oats ZoOO do. barley.
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CLOSING pRIcEs-a P. n.
ans MoNEY MAREEF.

Money was easy Ut Il and 2per cent on call,
and only small portion OF The odcrlngs at these
figures cvuld be placed. Commercial paper is as
last quoted. Exchange Was quiet but very 1rnl.
Prime sterling asking rates are 4sIk aad 4sO1s,
sellhx a.s6k u AS' ana GsoJs IA &p0I Relcnnlarks.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PRoyIDEScE r. l.. July l6 1874
A et rkef
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LONDON PRODUCE NJ MARKEr-LOEDoS. July l6-Evening :
Calcutta linseeG Sis sperm oil, ElS per tun Lnseed
Gaze flO los per iun. Common r0sin. o. oS o. pea
ewt spirits of iurpentne, 2ls Cd per cwt -
. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKr.-LivKRPOoL. July 10
Evenng-spirits oil turpentne, 22s Cd. 2ss per cwt
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
1915 AND ll:3O A. NJ

Z $1,000 U ; 5-.U, G, g.. l2Osz
i5vL0 oo..:..... b C l2O7n
{ 1000 Us Ds, l0-4J, r.. -. NY
80 DNtpn tn.on NJ
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

EOR sALE-To CLOSE BUSINESS, oNE-THIRD IN
terest IN New York company, which has earned 10
net profit for last three years capital 500 0
Only responsible parties need address MERCHANT box
S7 Post Office, York.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

J1OR SALE CHEAP-THE PARTNERSHIP OF A SHIP
IL smith shop; good chance tor that understands
the business 4, FnlrZsCAE s91S Franklin Market Old
slip, New York city.
The New York herald., 1875-07-17

A GENTLEMAN WITH $500 CAN SECURE AN IN
n erest in pleasant easy, respectable business and
make $5OU0 yearly. Cali Tor Mr. THOMAS, l22 last
Twenty fourth street,
The New York herald., 1875-07-17
DOMESTIC MARK ELS.

GALvRTsoS, July Is, 1878.
Cotton dull and nominal; middling Ike; low mid
ding, l3Hc; good ordinary l2Ac Net receipts, 20
Daies; gross 20 Sales, IS. Stock, 699a Weekly net
receipts 33S Exports-Io Great Britain, 1878; coast
wise. 91U Sales, l,Z73