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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27
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OLD RYE MAKES A SPEECH.

III " y W ~ n 10 " II NaNatNNl
was made 10 he safsn,
And not 10 be draHi.
To be thrcshed In a barn,
Not soaked In a tank.
come A. blessing,
When put through a mill
Asa blight and a curse,
when run through a aAN
Make me up into i0ares.
And your children Are fed;
hui, n into driHt,
s,arvc them instead.
IN brcad I'm a servant
The eater shall rule,
In drink am master
The drlnker fool.
Then remember The warning,
Ny strength IN employ.
II eaten. 10 strengthen
II drank, TO destroy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27
U,ARM FOR SALE. one Of

UNAHM FOR SALE.-One 81 The test farm. la wash
lngon county two miles ifnu the Capital, situated on
the Worcester Branch. Good rnad. Contains ahuut eighty
acres VI excellent land moving, uage and pasturage
equally dytc, about twenty n voi mosily second
growth with sugar orchard. VIII Keep hftcsu and
team. Running water AZ huuss and barns huiings IN
gpo repair. WIZ sell, exchange. in part pay, Tor VII
lsge residence small place Boo high. health, losan
with gcod privileges Coutnnei 90 hcalth demands this
move D.. GARY.
Montpelier. October -th. ls5s Oo-it
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27

IrARM FOR SAIF.-W~ onrr for sale the farm hs-
u iluing the estate u late l. NJ Martin Of VII
lam-osn, consisting ~ two hnndn~ and sixty Of
land situated mile ff1m NllhinstoNn vllage, he
valley rad from Montpelier Ruyaltou and only ia miles
from the railroad At Barre Both house and barn afford
excellent cnnyenicnr The farm we'll adapted for dali
ying and stock raising fur further Particular inquire Of
tbs executors. JOfL A. MARLIN.
LUCIA j. MARTIN.
MmlLanl.inMn. ". saIliaIml.r u. Les. Ol-nl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27

The lAs.1 aatumouly known A. the Huulsm Meadow,
situated upp-c ue tuhre House" ln Montpelier, and
Atuut aud Dnfialf miles from the village. containing
about twenty uf choice land In high SLATE Of
cultivation, b. n0N offered at private sale, by
MRS LEWIS BrRNHAM.
Refer io :. s. Keii. Eas Montpelier aud w. " Hcaton
Muuili-l N1-f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27

WnAr is virtue but medicine, and vice
but wound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27

W. offer Tor sale the farm Belonging the estate Of Allen
j. sueh Of bare situated one half mile from Barre village
containing hundred and sixty u land In high
state ~ cultivation There Is running the house
and barns nice orchard Of one thousand trees and
thrifty yeung apple orciari on The premise said farm
is sell AdaI Its1 iof a milk or dairy farm Also
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27
c9lrw Embellishments.

NOR SALE. one hundred Iron bound casks. suitable
II TOT cider Warranted clean and sweet
pO-tf T.. H. HUNTINGTON.
IrOUND.-InC Cabot, on The Molly Brook road October
have the same by paying charges and proving py.
Oe-O2 q. T.. bONL
UNITED STATES BONDs constantly IN
~ hand and fpf sale and other securities procured at the
E-u CHARLES 4. REED, Cashier
S,IEEPING LUCY."-Mn. Lucy 4. COOKE,
- vel known sleeping Lucy" has returned, and
viii be at her residence Liberty street Montpelier, VI,
unt further notice Al respectfully Invited To call aud
her 5t-tf
DROBATE COURTS. .-Unin further notice, the Pro
bate 'ourts for Washington District vil s held Al The
Office In Montpelier, IrEsnAr Fkcu wrEE. An let
business connected with The Once should BE- al
dressed " the undersgns- At Montpelier
HARVEY rILDEN, Judge.
Des~nief ls5e t7-u
DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-1he subscriber
Offers for sale twenty e excellent land. st
atei within mile of Montpelier village, upon which
good buidngs, In excellent repair The place viii BE- sold At
a low price and terms Of payment easy.
THERON O. BAILEY.
Montpelier. Vt, February H. lsIS ssf
NOTICE TO FARMERS. J. Roberts the in-
Neut1f Of The novel and excellent Mk-cuulus fNnH
with cooler and pan that tcsolyc and tlt ogethefuners
u sell individual town and county rights u and sell lib
patent granted by the United States January ~, 1875
AsbNIs WASTED TO sell Rights and Pans. Address.
7g-u LUKE j. ROBERTS Waterbury, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-27

Can At my once between min a NJ and four p NJ over
Crosby Tapns store state Set Montpelier fi wherr
Piasien and treatment O,ily BE- had Address oil
communications 10
ssOs DIR. p. T. SPALDING, Montpelier VI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
By Placide J. Spear.

SIXTH DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF JACOB LUTTR
second District Court for the Parish OF Or,.~n.
No. 81 BIS.
IL t rLAAC 10 u !. SPEAR, AUcTloNRRR-
Angus, II, N7S at twelve o'clock H.. win hs IA
q public auction at the Merchants aud Anct;on.
eers exchange, on Royal street, between Cnsto,n.
mouse and Canal streets, BY virtue and in pursu.
enSe 70 IN erder from the Hon. A. L, Tieot ;nSSs
OF the second District Court for the parish Of ~
leans dated July H. 1875. for account Of the shev.
succession, the following described propsnfv-S
CEhFAlN LOT or xOUSD together With the
DuAdIngs and improvements thereon situateS in
faubourg Bougny, now the sixth District Of tba
CITY, in the square bounded BY Camp. MsSax,ns
t u.,s1 Ssm and sosdeaua
engineer, dated Nay Z, 1851 and dsno.its1
IA the ONCE Of l. 3. Kenney late nofsrv
IN the parish Of jefferson. said lot ms.sy
uree thirty feet front on vslenco street ~
one hundred and twenty feet In depth hctv.syy
Rarallel line, American measure hstns ths s"saa
lSI Of GROUND which deceased acauifcd coninin<is
1t9 ~ 9: Ter, kiznaeth Lutte, 81 purohaeS 1ssy
S Sots 1:es ~ ~ Ss,.sd before 7 Kenny, sts
1ef ~ - - sseaat.eec.-Cash On ths spek
''e' ~ tho cxDae efDassAasoe. wi y jSsa4 AZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

q sse5 50; Southern q.iss ard heavy;
choicJ 46 900S 80. Wheat actiss
demand; q 1901 IS for prime No. Chi
ca9o; 81 N0l 81 fof soft do; u 1901 -
for No. Milwaukee, fair 70 choice; 81 AZ
oil 43 Tor No. spring Corn firm; good
export ds".eS; 7sS Sic fpS steam Ws'te I'm
heated Western mixed. Oats firm and fair
" active; g. 078c for new white State;
62064c for mixed Western; 6l070c for
white do.
Coffee-Rio active and very firm at l7A
090l4c, gold, for csrgoes, and 1921 hc,
R"ld, for job lots. Sugar quiet and steady;
~ OSLO for fair 20 good refining; Sasc
for prime; refined firm and dull; iON q
1880 and 10as 0l0s4c for graduated; nc
for crushed and powdered. Molaeses quiet
and unchanged. Rice quiet and steady.
Tallow steady 1t 9ls 09Ac. Resin and tur.
pentlne steady. Pork-New job lots $2l 10
02l 20. Lard quiet and heavy at l3atc for
prime steam. Whisky steady and demand
fsir at 81 "a. Freights steady.
CINCINNATI, August 2o.-Eiour steady,
demand fair. Wheat pominally UNCHANGED.
'COrn-Demapd moderate; 74076c. Oats
firm and unchanged. Rye steady; demand
moderate; $780,. Pork dull; $2l 25.
Lard dull and nominal. Bulk meats un-
settled; shoulders S's 08a4c; clear rib
sides III &c; clear sides lie; email cash lots
held at " a Ac higher. Bacon dull; prices
. shade lower; shoulders gao; clear RIB
sides 13lsc; clear sidee 1870. Hogs dull
and easier; receipts 565, shipments 7S5.
Whisky steady; demand fair, 81 10. Butter
quiet and OF lady.
ST. LOUIS. August 2U.-Flour-Ne mar
ket. Wheat higher; No. 2 red winter 81 5lla:
No. do 81 80. Corn dull and lower; No. 2
mixed 661ac. Oats lower; No. 2 42c: Rye
firmer; 79c bid. Pork easier; small lots at
$2l IS delivered Bulk meats dull; nom
ipslly lower; shoulders sac; clear rib and
clear sides 1915 013as and 13Ac. Whisky
steady and firm ct 81 81. Live hogs quiet
and weak. Cattle-Prices not quotably
higher.
CHICAGO, August 2o-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat acive; No. spring
81 2601 80; No 2 10 81 16l401 IL spot
Corn dull; No. 2 mixed 65& re spot: Octs
irregular, in the main lower; No. 2 1884, .
800 spot; $3.50. August delivery. Barley
inactive; 81 OH in October. Rye quiet
end stesdy, 78c. Pork firm; $40 80 spot.
Lsrd and bulkOmeats quiet aud unchanged.
Whisky quiet and steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
An 6TANDARD OF CLAssIFICATION

The bulk Of the business consisted of the
higher grades taken for Mexico at full
prices. Such descriptions have become
very scarce, and are held by factors az ex
IRENE rates, from which they are slow to
make any concessions. Nothing has tran
spired to indicate any quotsble change in
| other descriptions. A letter from Coium-
Dus, mississippi, under date of August IL,
reports that until the last eight or ten
days the prospect of heavy CROP was
never better, but there has since been too
much rain, and the boil worm has com.
mence0 Its ravages on some plantations
IN the vicinity. 1t the rains continue. the
crop will fall short 'at least one half of the
former prospect"
Inc receipts to-day included 8 bales new
crop, embracing proper and from Texas.
rms makes total to date of 40 bales. EN-
0iacing IL proper and % from Texas and
the KlO Grande, against AZ last wear. of
which "a proper and 10 from Texas. etc
The sales Of the past three DAYS ann nm
53S bales az on Wednesday, 2lO Yesterday
and 2ol to-day. making an aggregate for
the week of $50 bales, against 1850 Last
week and 1900 the week before.
Weeks receipts PIG bales, embracing -
from other delivery ports (aIl from Texas)
and 2O4 proper, against 233 proper last
week and ID sS 81 last year. Tots! proper since
l.Zl
last year-decrease 222,O33
The exports comprise SAL bales to New
York, to which we have added Is bales
shipped BY river steamer.
The Exchange telegrame make the receipts
at al the ports from IL n. yesterday to
IL N. today 4O8 bales, against 1870 last
week and 764 last year, and since Friday
!9O4 bales, against 1890 last week and 5625
last year. Total since August 81, 3459. O28
bales, against 3,754, 1896 up to Thursday
noon, August 20, last year fexcludine The
above 764)-decrease 295, 1857.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursdsy inclusive, 70
Great Britain l435 bales, against 1880 last
week and 1888 last year; and TO the CONT
nent 1853 bales. against 2466 last week
and none last year.
stocks at ali the delivery ports made mn |
20 ~ N. 0si96 bales, against los, 456 last |
week. and ia. 5S4 last year.
Inc weeks receipts at the interior towns
2O6 bales, against 1874 last week /
an1 e|4 last year; the shipments 638 |
BALES, against 7S5 last week and 1878 last
'ear, and the stocks 1912 balee, against
i~ last week and 20.159 last wear.
COMPARED With last year, this shows .
decrease OF 66S bales in the receipts. GAO
the shipments and 1857 in the stocka.
The amount on shipb0ard. not cleared.
:oinR on board and engaged for Shipment
.as Get down ct the opening this morning 1
Is SoVO bales, embracing $500 Tor Liverpool. l
~ .of tho AedtterTanean, and so Ar
. NertA, which, when deducted from tn
sock On hand BY eur running etete-
'0ns iast evening. leaves 1900 bales
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NOS
484 AND 4s6 VICTORY Or DECATUR 6TREHT.
AH6 NO 107 Lkvkk OR PKrKRS BTRe ET.
FORMERLY NO. 50 LEvEK ST kRkT m rRR
THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCRSSIOuOF JOSEPH WlNrKpuAynzr
Second District Court for the Purish of Or,aan..
No. 80, lOi.

B xofs c. Ea y Z: SPEAR: AucMosssn-
S sI rs 1873 At twelve O'Clock NJ, viii Be
soio ~ PuonC auction, at the Merchants and
H1u o Exchange on Royal strt ct. between
Canai and CustomhO 90 streets. by virtue and IN
judge Of the Second District Court for tbs parisk
OF orleans dated twentieth August, 1875, Tor &C.
!. TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. with n.
improvements thereon, situated in the Thu, Ds.
trics Of this city designated BY the Nos. and 2
ano Levee streets, public road, per psn Sv S;i.
rog1 on August 1a4S, in the Office OF JosepS en-.
join each other and measure each 81 s.,a lot: ID
S Sanes POINTS front on Victory street, q
f fest inches ! point on the ear hns By the
street: ana rs feet inches points % tSe
Hsael No. soe 0p :hs fell line dividing ot
On the line dividing it from lot No. /, and IA fsst
IL inches g., q. lines on the side. next to rort
deceased from Conrad winterhsiGer' ~ = s sce
passed On July %, 1864, before Hugh n.So. no.
csnta:nins ak rco1aI s consist Of house
kitchsn adjoining said house contsiniSS tVo
10 rooms; the house beariIg Mo-. - and zss TctSW
ovens IN tns r ssreet also brick building With
~ a THkKE.sTORY BRICK BUILDING. foruer,v
streets. in the Thiso Tween spghein aud Port
WIN Tue lot Of ground whereon the sam,, n bniit
inchs. ore OF ley in American measure "a fest
me, Gep M The above described property, i~.
Tor Pstsr: - Levee ttreef, and now No. l07 Levse
PEI Tact. Act above referred to Of July 70, 1854
~, .slms ana Conditions-One tSird cash the bal
a. one and two years credit for notes bearing
r rsn. Per cent interest from date till fnal pay-
nr,vs secored by mortgage and vendor Hen and
insurance, and in case Of suit to recover the nStss
. aL hve per cent attolney's fees to IS
NJ iged ssd paid BY the purchaser. also with thu
ssiause Of De non aliensndO. The purchasee0 mn
t De required to make deposit Of ton per ere =
'ne amount Of adj udca ion at the nome MT 81 30
~ ACT OF sale before A. Doriocourt notary pubic ~
Inc expense Of the purchaser au2l rs se4 ii II "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

The following are the real estate transfer
for the week ending Thursday, August Is
copied from the books of the mortgage
Office:
One undivided half in and to two lots
Nos. and4, on Julia street, $lS5 cash, $5l
mortgage.
One lot in square bounded BY BAYOU road
Rampant, St. Claude and Barracks streets
fronting on Bayou road, $743 Is cash
&I256 25 reversiOn.
One lot. No. III, in square bounded BY
st. Ann, Dumsine, Galvez and Miro streets
fronting on Galvez street, $500 cash, 38O(
mortgage.
One 10 in square bounded BY Peters (late
New Levee), Poydras, Lafayette and Full
ton streets, forming the corner Of Peters and
Poydrss streess, $2S33 80 cash, $5666 &C
mortgage.
One undivided half in and to one lot, No,
9. 10 square bounded by Gslvez, johnson,
Perdido and Gravier streets, fronting
Galvez street; $500 cash, $500 mortgage.
A half Of square bounded by Jourdan
streets, being half fronting DeslOnde street;
5000 cash, $1,000 mortgage.
One lot in square bounded by Levee,
Hospital, Gallatin and Ursulines streets
fronting Gallatin street; 1888 80 cash,
$2666 Sc mortgage.
A piece Of ground comprising all of lots
Nos. 4 and IL and half Of and 49, in the
same square az above, fronting Lepage
street, el6O cash, SEQ mortgage.
One undivided halt of one lot in the
square bounded by Elysian Fields, Royal,
Charities ana Frencbmen streets, lot No. 2
fronting .Elysian Fields, $500 cash, $500
mortgage.
One lot in the square bounded BY Terp
sichore, Nlpomene, Constance and Au-
nunciation streets, lot A forming the cor
ner of Terpsicbore and Constance streets,
1856 66 cash, $l733 33 mortgage.
Lot Il, in same square, fronting on Con-
ct .nce street, $liO0 cash, $500 mortage
Two lots in square bounded by Loniriana
avenue, Magazine, Delachaise and Camp
streets, Nos. 4 and ), fronting on Louisiana
avenue. $1,000 cash. $500 mortgage.
Lot No. 5, in square bounded by st. Philip,
Main. johnson and Prieur streets, fronting
on st. Philip street, and Lot No. l. in square
bounded by Bourbon, Dauphine, Hospital
street. $500 cash, $500 mortgage
Lot No. l, 10 square bounded BY Chartres,
FreDchmen, Peace and Roy al streets, front
ing on Charities street, $1,000 cash, $1,000 |
cash.
Four lots in the Fifth District, Nos. 6. Z.
and 9, of squsre No. 2, bounded by Allan |
tic and Pacific avenues and Patterson aod |
Thsyer streets, frontiDg'on Patterson street,
and two lots in thessame district, in square
No. II. bounded by Atlantic and Pacific |
avenues and Alix and Eliza streets, front. |
ing on Atlantic avenue; 3946 66 cash, |
1888 33 mortgage
A piece of ground, comprising all of lots |
Nos 2 and IA, and half o. lots Nos. and Is, |
in square bounded BY E.piansde, White
(late SIXTH, Dupre llate Fifth and Lepsge |
streets, fronting on Esplanade street; Sl7666
cash, 1888 33 mortgage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFPICE
FRIDAY EVENING. August 20 1875

H.
FRIDAY EVENING, August 20, 1875.
The money market continues to present
the same general condition which appears
to be common just now to all trade centres
in the United States, and even in Europe
superabundance Of INFLATED capital,
more than sufficient for the wants of trade
In the few channels to which investments
are restricted. We notice less animation
since last Friday than during the preceding
week. This is clearly indicated by the
Clearing House report below, which shows
marked diminutiOn in the daily volume of
business transacted BY the banks. On.the
street the. offerings have been chiefly of
commercial paper on long time, which 10
negotiated for the accommodation of
planters.
The sales of foseign and domestic exchange
have been uncomfortable. Stocks have
been without material movement or decided
change of rates. City bonds have continued
dull and nominal, with but few sales during
the week. New State cOnsols, which showed
some animation Wednesday, were again
comparatively active to-day at about the
same rates as ON last Friday.
We continue to quote first cIass CONNER
cial paper and collateral loans At 809 y
cent annum discount; AL do at 1922.
and second grade at 1913. First class
mortgages rule at 90lO p cent y annum.
while second grade are entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PRrEKS SrpRxr
THIRD DISTRICT .
SUCCESSION OF BARBARA REIDRR,
Second District Court for the Parisk of Oy1enns-
No. 80 049
SUCCESSION OF B

by PLA eide J. SPEAR, GU0sIONRRe-
- Office No as Exchange alley.lTHUn0DAl. Uep-
tember 23 1875. at twelve O'Clock ~ win b. eold e
public auction at the Merchants' and nneaioneorpP
kxchange On Royal street. between CsnSl -
CustombOuse streets. by virtue and in puYpuan0o
70 an order from the Hoe. A. L. TiaDot, JUDGE 81
the Second District Court for the pa,isb al Or
leans dated Au gust l8, 1875, for ace1uht ~ aaid
succession
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROrND, together with
the buildings and improvements tfAereOo satuated
in the Tn I'd district Of this citc IN the square
bounded by Decatur, Vaudeville Peters and 6uain
strerls, measuring d feet inches Aimee mont on
reters street, by . depth OF 127 feet 10 inches S
lines, American me assure, bounded on the riRht
har side by property now lately elOn xinx 70
CHARLES Hickey, ss per plan of G. A. Warns Al.
nexed TO Az act OF George Eustis 20 Johu y, eue-
tie, dated May 3, 1853, passed before n S0ule then
no, airy N this city.
Terms aud Conditions One third caeb thu HI.
once IN Two equal iDstalments at one and tive
years credit Ill notes secured by mortgages aud
vendor lien on the property sold, and bearing In
Sefest at the rate Of eight per cent Der anuum
IRON date II hnal payment, secured o9nin2 Gre
ana the policy OF iDsu, ance transferred 20 the
vendor The purchaser to aesnme thNpeymeut 81
the city and state taxes payable II 1876 ana IL
drainage tax over and above the price or a6iudi-
cation; the clause OF i've per cent for otto6n1y'a
ices IN case proceedings become ueceoeary 70 n.
cover the amount Of uOtes OF any parC thAreOf
me purchaser will be required TO mako dopoeit
OF ten per Cent on the amount Of adiudication a.
The moment Of sale. n - =.
Act Of sale before A. Dreyfous nntaRy puA1io. NJ
the expense of the purchaser. su2l q ia II II %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
GREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF Law. MRnsnar.
CLASSICAL, LITHKARY AND OTHER NIn1N r.
LANEOUS BOOKS, GOLD WATCHES jaw
AAhi' ihoN SAFE, STORE FIXTURES, BIC,
SUCCESSION OFF. KRLLEp
Second District Court for the Psrish of o,,..r.
No. 38,046.

RY PLACIDR J. SPEAR. AurrToxprp
49,. Omce No. No. 46 Exchange aliey.NSATuReA1
HIfI ~ ~, 1873. and following da1s, At
M ri. between Common and Grsvisr strsnf. -
rIuS T ana IN pursuance to an order non - ~. "
slS ;parish Of Orleans. dated Auenst M ~ ~
G0ntSnss Of the above scrbed
OoO LOTS or hISCRLLANKOus nooxs
RsI Is ars Of which refer to csaalcsnss ~. u'
Co,o watches, Jewelry, Iron safe. H,"r. Sx&rs'
Terns.Cssh before delivery. .........-...'..
sosas ths 3cnsseEs - take the delivery a faeir
~ n.st sstef sale and befofe H. c1s1sx q
~ cUseSDgo oAle, q tap1r ,eooia IN - -
~ w efnnSw1 leSshassss = 49, 1soseit.
- IN - - = M eDt3sesl 70 1Ho 49, eer'
~ ~ % ~ lots - - 81 eosA -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21


edo repoessd We 4loo HVs baahn'
~ Yabav cent premium. 1AtVL e. a. :
The banks continue to check on New
Hork a. % v cent premium, snd CONNER
cisl sight is still quoted at -05 l6.
In stocks We noticed GALES Of seven
shares of the NewOrleans Mutual Insurance
Association ut 322 IS. and sixty fve New
Orleans City Railroad Company at e134 So
At the close We heard Of good demand
for Bank Of America, it was held at 52H,
but only az SO was bid; and no sales we're
reported.
City bonds continue weak and nominal
No Gales were reported.
We noticed fair movement in new State
console at about yesterdays quotations.
The sales summed up &63 600, embracing
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and go 900 at 53ls.
$4,000 ard $1,000 at 53al and tl400. $4,000
and 5000 at "a.
No sales OF Metropolitan Police warrants
are reported, but they were held firmly at
6506S.
Owing to good demand State warrants
of 1874 are fully per cent higher, being
now quoted Ut 48053 for large and 53058
for small. Iseues of 1873 and previous
years, fundable, continue to rule at IS 036,
and do. not fundablc, at -029 No trans
actions were reported.
No sales are reported in city scrip, and
quotations are nominal.
The following are the quotations of time
and school certificates:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

v0HUAD1H 1ME0VVED FIRbT DISTKICT PROP.
ERTY,
NEAR THE NEW CHURCH OF ST. JOSEPH
AND THE CLAIBORNE MARKET,
SUCCESSION OF MISS KArK MCMAHON.
Second District Court fer the Parish of Orleans-
No. IS 300.

RY C. e. GIRARDEY, AUCT1ONRER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY. Seq
TENDER lists, q twelve O'Clock NJ. ct the st.
Charles Auction Exchange. IN the rotunda Of the
St. q aries Hotel In this city will be sold ct pub
lie auction, BY and in pursuance Of an order from
the Hon. A: L. Tssot, Judge Of the Second District
Count for the parish Of Orleans, dated the seventh
Of August 1875, and rendered in the above EN-.
titled succession. the following described prop.
erty. to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the first District of this city, and in the SQUARE
bounded by Common, Claiborne, nerbigny and
Gravisr streets. Said lots ad0in each other and
are designated BY the Nos. and 3, on plan Of J.
Braun DAFT August 6. 1875, and deposited in the
office OF c. 3. 0trsrdey, auctiOneer. The said lots
measure each 81 feet II inches nes front on Com.
mon street. BY 1T feet 10 inches lincs Deep The
improvements upon lot No. 2, which 10 next to the
corner of Common and Claiborne streets comprise
comfortable double one-storv frame cottage.
suitable for store and dwt ling; and upon lot No.
. double two-story frame house. also suitahle for
business and dwelling fine neighb0rhOod for
Investment; property can not fail to enhance.
Terms-One half cash; balance 1t one and two
gage On the property. bearing al the usual clsuses
OF eight Per cent per amman interest i've Dor cent
sit0EDey's e. Ia the event Of suit; the improve.
nente 70 b kept f1sufed - IT, policy fIsns.
fne4, and the HurchaseI p essume the payment
can taxes for IN, Jlyabls b 1s7U, Ov1e anl aAovs
t6e price - adjudication
Acts Of sale before ". J. CngtslJ. notify uuhl,e.
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