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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
Subscribed and sworn before me- this - d.

No7E When the above oath is taken before n
Justice of the peace or any other officer not using
\ zeal except ldge of United States Court, the
added under his seal of Oft that the person he
admin stered the oath s duly qualified gu eh
officer.
S soa1r y OF OF a,@.}ss
L., clerk of the -, the sane being q
court of record, do hereby certify that -,
whose genun signature appears to the foregoing
affdavir was, at the time Of signing the same, q
Aforesaid, duly qualified and that all his official
acts as such entitled to full faith and credit
In tt stimony whereof have herountO set my
hand cer and atd 1ed the seal of said court,
+ on this - day -, lG-.
L.. --, Cierk.
CERTIFICATE OF POSTMASTER.
I, the undersigned, pOstma ter at -, State OF
myself OF the pecunary ability and responsibility
of the principal ard his sureties in the afOregOnG
bond. and OF the uninc bered real estate ow ned
l by them, respectively, do hereby approve said
ciept-suffci-nt in my belief. to insure the pay
meHt Of double the entire amount OF the said bona
l and do further Certify that the said bond wAs
| duly signed by -, bidder and - and -
| his suretl.s, before signing this certificate.
Dated -, 49,.
For forms Of proposal bond and cert6caso, and
also for instructions to the conditions to bo e.
braced in the contract. etc. see a4yesSssemsot q
mail service in Maine, etc. to DO f0ono n the te1"
| minsl postOf6ces Of tho above routes ana 90 be
had ON application to the Second AsslSeaas FOsa-
| master General
l scribed. "Mail Proposals., State Of LouisaAnA,"
| and addressed TO the second Assistant Post0Asess
/ General. MARSHALL JkWkkAs
je7 lsw6t Postmaster 6epnraA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
BY Sheriff Waggaman.

SUCCESSION OF PROSPER TEIEODEaU.
Nc. 90 285.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF MOST ELI.
GIBLY LOCATED IMPROVED AND VACANT
REAL ESTATE IN TEE FIRST, SECOND,
THIRD. FOURTH, FIFTH AND kIXTH DIS
TRICTS.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS LACROIX.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 38 ,677.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, BOND AND CERTIFICATE


Oath required by section 25 of an act of Congress
approved June 20, 1914, to be affixed to each
bid for carrying the mail, and to be taken be-
fore an officer qualified tn adm mister Eaths.
/ - Of -. bidder for carving the NAL
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that have the ability pecuniar1ly. to fulfill my
obg ion such bid Ter; that the bid 10 made in
good faith, and with the intention to enter into
contract AID perform the service in case said biG
shall be accepted
sworn 10 AID subscribed before me, -. for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND POSTMAS.
TERS; CONTAINING ALSO CONDITIONS TO
BE INCORPORATED IN THE CONTRACTS TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-03

Our English cousins eSlll begin to think we
are sending them odd s. scimens of di plomats
IN exchange for their v Sc and discreet rep
resentative at Wash ngton, Sir Edward
Thornton. The Schenc < scandal has not yet
died out, and Mr.. Piesrepont has scarcely
arrived In England before bis indiscreet din
ner-table utterances over there are intro
dacing him to the British people In a way
most Notifying TO our national pride. And
now the publication IN the New York papers
OF q batch OF letters rec lived by the spiritu-
alistic " medium" Flint, now IN jail 10 New
York for fraudulent practices, shows Mr.
Pierrepont in the light OF a correspondent
sending az fee for an inquiry in spirit land
as 10 the English pedigree OF the American
Pierreponts- Our minister opens his diplo.
matte career unexpectedly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-03

Mr.. Manton Marble, who has been sug-
Rested as the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor OF New York, while fully qualified to
discharge the duties OF the office honestly
and efficiently, cannot read his title clear,
politically. The Syracuse Courier says IL
very much doubts whether the New York
democratic state cor vention will see the
wisdom OF making any nomination that
might revive recollection OF the course taken
by the New York World on the eve of the
Presidential election Of 1868, on the eve o!
the Baltimore convention of lS72, and during
The subernatorial canvass In Ohio In 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-03

II has been already stated that the coal
monopotst raised the price of coal fifteen
ceas per TON this month, and agreed upon
TURNER advances for the coming months. 1t
seems ratner queer that this inf of
prices should De followed by contraction of
wages put SO IL Is. A dispatch from Wilkes
barre, August LIST, says: " The two princ,n-
coal corporations OF this region-the DsIa-
ware and Hudson Coal Company, and ths
Iehigh and Wnkesoarre Coal Company-to.
day carried into effect q still further retu..
lion In the wages of their employees at tbs
collieries, the former taxing of IsX Der
cent. and the latter 10 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-03
The refreshing rain, with which we have

The refreshing rains with which we have
recently been blessed will do much toward
preserving the grass and trees In the city
which were I'm danger OF being destroyed by
the late excessively hot and dry weather.
But this is not all that Is needed, particular
ly as regards the yard shrubbery and side
walk shade trees. In these cases the grass
and weeds which have gainei a foothold
around the roots should be removed, aud the
soil Within the open spaces should be fire.
quently dug up and kept loose and open. A
transplanted young tree, like hill of corn
or OF beans, might thrive after a fashion
Without any attention at all; but, like them,
IL Is certain to respond quickly to a little
cultivation, and the effect will soon be seen
In q more rapid growth as well as in q
healthier and more beautiful appearance.
We but repeat the advice OF those best quail
ned to give 1t when we say that the ground
round about growing trees Of every kind
should always be kept loose and clean, as
well as watered occasionally In seasons of
great drought. II the authorities have not
the means or the disposition to do this
necesf airy work, IL ought to be done by prop
erty owners and householders, at least so far
as the premises ownet or occupied by them
selves are concerned. Where SO much can
be secured for the beauty Of the city aud the
comfort OF our people without the outlay of
any money, and by q slight personal effort
only, surely that little ought to be promptly
and cheerfully given in every case. From no
other investment can SO large a relative re-
turn be obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-03

Persons Iemt,o TIE city may h0Ue The STAB
sss TO Dsesr adSss oy mad, postage prepaid,
for such period Of tine a. 1hey nsay desire, at
she rute Of rs cents per soeek, 60 cents Per month,
el.75J fer three months, or % for stx months.
- The money 10 pay fr ne nn,s reqsAred
mud IN on cases accompany ne ordw. Oth~.
wise ne paper covsot be seyr.
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A 8 T = o l. o @ Y.
MADAME ROa0

This celebrated Lsdy- Astsol ,sist aad Healing
ner Of % northwegt She has perior in deli 4.
Gazing the Pest, Present and Future. In love or
friends, pointing out Jour enemies, aud inf5rming
lou Of the sure way to success 10 ell undorta T.
tle0on, ol.e0. eeDily
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SPECIAL MENTION,
THE wAMSUTTA SHIRT,
WARRANTED TO BE thu CHEAPEST SHIRT
In TIE UNITED STATES,
COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT.
sI44 NET CASH.


have lately improved the quality OF my Collars
and GUNS BY the introduction Of heavier linen, of
hichardsons make, thereby insuriug greater de-
gree OF durability and Of starch holding quality
The Standing Collars are also much Improved by
mailing them all linen, bands included. The price
Tor Oil styles 10 uniform-o2 per dozen, net cash.
Gentlemen desiro really gu psrior Collars and CUFFS
are invited to inspect.
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Beading Matter on Every Page

Average ssr0rn Daily Circulation
erer 15,000,Cbefng more than
three times that of any other
daily paper ia WashingfOss, and
equal to that Of all the other
daily pGpers In the city added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-03

The attention OF Congress is called to the
clause of the sundry civil appropriation bill
which recently became q law, providing
that each Of the employees of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing furloughed and per-
manently discharged shall receive one
months pay. The bill appropriates but
$4,000 for this purpose, which is only suffi-
cient TO give each employe about half q
months pay. This clause In the bill has
been referred to the First Controller for his
opinion as to whether employees can De paid
pro rata, and, as he Is known to be q strict
constructionist, it is thought by many that
he will decide that this cannot be done, since
the law plainly says that one months pay
shall be paid to each employee. Should he
render such decision the employees will not
receive penny, and the amount appropria-
ted must be covered into the Treasury. Con-
gress should remedy the matter before ad.
journing by making the necessary provision
to carry out its evident design when 1t pass
ed the sundry civil bill.
8. j. TIT has not reached the Dead Let
ter Office.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

j. j. GEORGES, .
- FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER,
he. 8lIs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
first-class custom work made ct the shortest
notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.l
Hand sewed low quarter SHOES and GAlTERS
at S5 original price as.
New Eastics inserted in Congress Caters BY nat
ent machine. Price a
(eign OF Big Boot jelO-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-03

Uncle Sam has now thirty eight children
N bis growing family.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
For REET-A ae.irsble REsIpENUE on
r reg sss ss bot and cola
os saai purposes ,sogF FFsSa Tox co.
s.s s.. Sss saa sss .. 1 sss
al modern improvements. with range ana Eatrobe
S:s; s. Hss;i
F1sa XIX S.i %a ;sysP
Tsp SoSTEf A. FGfGiffs, Sos Sos n;s ss : s9ss
FOB REHI-Bys. Il. WALK ER. $50 Louis.
Isis Isis to 1924 street northwest. 10 rooms, all
isi IFS itss ' Pisse. P 5ISS9; :oon; 20.
All neg nrst class Houses. jy1s -sw.
E'OR RkNT-ROOMs 8, farni.hed With everything
sou,hssst corner Of ~ street. Also, several small
LOB RINT-HOUsG 1905 NJ STREET; 9 rooms,
4 bath, range, Latrobe, and oil modern convent
snsss; vacant LIST Of August. Apply Of 1871
For RmFTT3ns new two, end one three story
ri All. nj
Ola and e20 22j street northwest. Inquire at the
S. 70 IL. sA The Sssr
FOB sALE-DwELLINGi 1904 9Th street north
vest, mSd :, imp, ovemsnts; three story front
:. e: .Tss%;s: q b BRIDE Es!h
LOB REET-A three story BRICK HOUSE, No.
%en,; scs; r.:.sr bath, room; SIS per month; Hp-
lTOR RENT-FRAME COTTAGE Of SIX rooms.
&c. On dee siPs
and 18th streets southeast Key Lext door. iy7l II
FOB REET-A two story and basement BRIUK
IL KS nd cir
and northwest jyN7s-
EOR sALE-0TO0-Tvo new . story FRAMES,
tin roofs fire walls and good lots; 18th and SITS.
i.s isd Is.y MN
LOB RENT-A very deeirabis BRT0K HOUSE,
S.tiSp and nsish6orhOcd delightful. Apply :. No.
LOB RHNT-An elegant nine room ROUSE, con.
l. tanning all modern improvements; newly papered
and rennished; fron August LIST; at SN per mouth;
a PRILLIPs. sos 18th street n. y. iyi4-im
LOB PENTHOUSE Of eight rooms and bath.
= room; 'front.' and back yard; No. 329 street
STORE Ho. 4ss Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
,yo.,u ':wDUvAILtM g. g. 2 On s :tIss.;
u sever. room BRICK, Just completed; gas and
n T e srsis Cars 90
jy7-lm 4s4 Louisiana avenue. OBJ. CITY Hall.
EOR RENT-ROOMs, furnished and unfurpia6.
ss.S TO GSds
sd S do , III S3 S SSS s g s
ARD t On easy terms. u. J.sWEET,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-03

NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAZE,
FeR RESTORING GRAY Or FADED HAIR TO
ITS NATURAL AND YOUTHFUL OOLOR.
IL makes brssh, dry and wiry hair smooth and
glossy. IL ersdicatos Dandruh, and its occasion al
application prevents and sto os the hair falling
Warranted to restore the color In three 10 ten days
Contains nothing Whatever of an unhealthy or
poisonous nature. Does not require shaking; does
not soil linen the finger nails; nor. in fact, has
any OF the obJeetions 90 Justly urged against the
been used for nearly eight years with constant
~ incYessipg demand.
ARTHUR NATTANS. Druggist, Proprietor,
ausl-r ID and ID streets northwest
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d ID ID 4 y d S
IN Bows AND MEMS CLOraING
vii be closed out 1T about half the former price,
AT SELBfrS,
lS14-l91o Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
ano 2Gh streets
Mems Undershirts, chsas, Is. 81, SOC.
sens Dress Shirts rs, SO q to o. IS, dob
The whole stock will be eff sred low for cash for
the next thirty days Shes, &C with m object in
view. Gail and be convinced. aug2-tr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
:s,:Sss:1s : ) g gslI:! e sHssss
$500 ia 9As 4Hy MdIL BUY TaE srook and
Hs ist So 81. 1 aSs i'r'A': .I s:a
$500 sso O. $780,. 1900 H. $500 70
aces s.. Real K,isie Agent, 81. ciosa.
li:hed WOOD and GOAL Iiso: .tosS Or,
erss. " ". B.. ssi Sss YOis sv. se0 sas, s.:
nj usT BIZ soID-stock sod Fixtures OF 3 CSC
change fcr s.rS.in ss9 % f FsH5 "a o sns
LIE LIZ Assignee, eerner Oh and street, north
NANTES Ar COST, --
s... AZ s T I'd a f.,Ss' q,
s's W. s s2s ri P 3;
SAND DOIi8ss BAN: :S% 20 G 1s.a n aaD fs.
e; .asi Ct DowsnAs si Z e - s NJ,
A PPLI3 1a.IIo FOB LARGE AMeUsTs,
notiss Il ,ss and ~ can e ld II short
.usl.a DOwaAAs si 4 g ~ .sns:,.
E&HgHHaAAiNx9E, u nusREapgorly. ROE Pso.
%ent fer several nrs.-sl.sl large and small
OHAs A ncEUsN,
EoR sAIE-Ar BARGAIy-A BOOT ANo
A. = SHOE STORE: With l.s.e on store room aud
oNtiiii g at iow rent. ln9uiIe OF
iIa a. Room 80 LeDroit Baildins.
NE 81 TS I .o sI...
D, IAMLINK 500,
yslst' SIS TN street. Wsss sDs aas DC.
I Evils JnHNs1N . Co. BaakeTs,
coRpoR.Tmf66ssH "a w T2Ni 4 omar
T6k5y Is1IiSSkk EoR SALE ,'1ros QoAh-
CRsT b6N6 81 SstgnRIA isrEAR PEs
o6oITTpY ~ OF TMAsHISSToE THIBrY.YIAR
~ EIWis JOHNSON CO.,
Hsl-Iot corner leth AID Penn.ylvsoia avenue.
WILL EXgB ANGE 0NE-HaLT BLOCK
ineumparsd ZEAL RsFkTt lIs wshn ssS ,s nm
ACRES on N sridisn HIN Tor PROPERLY in the
$S,OOO IS sSp O. e.. ....: sSSS to
ri " years yss s.. 2, D., 90
%AshIsSres..P o. on fK sfGs4FeF s2s
IUNs BOTnL, southwest corner Pratt and Paoa
sats Nd rs. ss.. si s.s
Hss!S 9 ssSsssOS ..'s ;'sisi
nore. m aaoh' Agents. 80 Lexington street, Bslti-
N0TICI.sPEoIAL IAPROvsMENT TAX
~ rs paid ct very low rate. All kinds Of D. o.
Securities bousht and sold By H.F DAVIS
ly6 I'm. Hall Room, Metropolitan Bank BuiId's.
SPEoIAL TICE.
To buy nne WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS.
and all other nne yEWHLBY, cheap for Cash, 20 70
8. 0OLDerEGG co.
IL you need GUNS, REv0LvERS, SILVER and
Loan 05IiGE, G0sk1R ioIH AND B sTs
70 sell valuable Goods, to negotiate Loan, to
Obtain liberal allowances on Commission, on res
seps6,e terms, go 70 the Oldest, largest and most
reliable house In this country.
,. GOLD6TEIN d CO.
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
les IT Northeast corner 10th and ID streets.
nj ON Y TO A n.
rom 9o0 to SlIO0, ct and 10 per cent. interest.
lew sums at per cent IN from % 900 TO 90 900.
b. h. WARNER,
msrL corner 7th and streets.
GS0 TO 5000 INVESTED IN STOCK
TJv PRIVILEGES PAYS LARGE PROFITS.
and W all ct. Review. SENT FREE.
JOHN HICkLING d Co.
oci7 IL Bankers aud Brokers, ~ Broad VAIN
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Y A Q II T i n q q UIf0
BLUE FLAHNEL,
0S 40 Net Cash.

os.40 Net Gosh.
BATH ING SUITS
For Gentlemen.
JIAN d RAWIRS,
OF the finest quality and woskmanshiD, pantaloons.
fitting, With buttons or strings,
80 cents, net cash.
READY.NADE CLOTHIHa
In Reasonable Assortment,
AT nA1K1D-DOwH PRIO1s.
ONE PRICE OMLX.
0E0Rog G. hGNNlN0;
ne 0EvUxW OxB1Ux.
HSTe Ro1 " TN oQLpu Ik1D01.
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MISS OSBORNES BOARDING And DAY
w SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, With Kinder
gaIten for OF ildIen will reopen st 943 st Sep
teaber 8: !sf6. n lie 8RUN 10 native French LADY,
yiI, reside Ia the family Thorough instruction in
higher Epglis b, mpstc, Lstin. Greek, Germ en- In
Qu're Of old patrons, or at tle school. auss Sun
1. b. BERRY Late Of Small Oo,,)
SIT 10Th street northwest.
Can furnish all Floral DESIGNS for Funeral, at
shoIt notlce. a1E3 coim"
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s. j. TIT has not reached the Dead Let
ter Office.
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pR1POsALS IOR THE PURCHASE OF THE
WOOD BLOCKS ON Pennsylvania
ANkaUB, BETWEEN TIE CAPITOL
AND 18TH STREET WEST.
ENGINsERs OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. I
WASHINGTON, d. O August s, 1876
Sealed Proposals for the purchase Of the Wood
biecAs composing the present pavement on Penu-
)lysnia avenue will be received Of this oc uo to
- O'CLOCK NJ. TUESDAY, August sth, lsY6
blaLk form OF with all necessary Informs
uop, may be hsd upon application ct this ofiee
cred.
deemed advantageous TO the District.
BY order Of the Commissioners Of D. %:
l.. HOXIE,
Lieut., Engineers U. 8 A,
aufs 40 Bnsiresr Of d q.
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FRESH PAPOMA,
Just received from Wyeth Bro. ct
DOOLEYB PHARMACY,
al St No. 223 Penn avenue, Carl Hill
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INV BUOkS.
The Miksdos Empire, BY W. y. Grifis 8ve olOO
As Long as She Lfved, by y. W. Robinson...... rs
ISRAEL Mort Overman. by John Ssuuders...... rs
centennial Rhyme by Will Carleton .... L 90
Trips, the Carrier: by r. ID. Blsckmo-e, paper IS
Bose TurQuand: BY Elice Hopkins, psper..-.... 50
NY Sister Confession, bS Miss Braid On. pa Der SO
hioden Perfls, by Author Of Old Myddleton's
nay BeveI, or Summer Catarrh, by g. n. Beard,
ID. ID limo, cloth ...,,a 90
nOaUN BROTHERS,,
aus2-n 1915 Penna. avenue cor 18th street
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Il Il N t.
BRIOK HOUSES, Nos I'LL and I7I3 7th at
n. W. rooms. water in yard; rent . Is per month.
BRICK house, No. 229 ID ST. u W., 9 rooms,
gas, alter, &C; rent S4l .66 per month.
FRAME HOUSE, No. 1888 9Th st. NV, 70 pms,
water In yard; rent 30 per month.
FRAME ROUSE. No. 1229 10th ST. n. w., 6
looms, gas and water; rent S22.6O per month.
JOS. U. kgLLEY,
ausl5t No 900 6th street north eat.
LOB sALE-A LOT OF GROUND on U strest,
between 18th and 18th streets north vest, front.
Ing o. feet on u and runnip back to 50 foot alley
which can be subdivtded to great advantage. will
sell at very low price, and on reasonable time.
USl-nf a. DAVIS, 6lS 7th street north west
LOB 1EHT-Eleven-room BRICK DWELL
a ING In the northwestern part OF the city, near
ltth street; new houSe with every Improvement
Rent, $50 Eleven room BRICK DWELLING On
College Hi, 18th street and Boundary; house Is
never been occupied 900 feet Of GROUND attac he'd
tn. is a rare chance. Apply to ARMS KET
CHAM, $40 street. ySl-tr
EOk RENT-An elegant and very dseira0Ie
Il COUNTRY HOME. one mile from this city; 10
rooms, large grounds and good stable and carriage
house. ROBT. A. PHILLIPS, Receiver. jy29 I'm
IN IN REMIT FOR REMIT FOR
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g The small s%prie. Western quoted st ssSsa'o and

tho snprhes Western quoted S2932i2cr and
Southern fls.NF 81 S3ft32lze.
BROOM CORN The better grades have moderate sale al
about steady figures but low qualities are quiet ana almost
nominal We quote Brush, short Green, Choice D@Ocj
Hurl, Green. y b, SLdlOo.; Green Medium. y 10 5Gfc
hel and Red tipped. n. 3a4c.
CANbftS ELI to moe extent The quoat ons are as
2ac Sperm, 3Sc.; Paratine. 2OGZ.ci Renned
Spermaceu % I2Sc. ~, q.
CHG. colo. tOr English
COAf-Itumnous has quiet but previous prices are
well maintained Anthracite has been IN hgnt demand D
steady We quote; For Liverpool House Camel 10 deli
Liverpool do. tlO Newcastle DO, SBdt7; scotch dO
Pennsy WesnOrrand, aud West Virginia Gas g. 20
Cumberland soft and Broadtop s. jOaS6. and Anthracite
- % ~ by the
COFFEE-IO quiet and nOminaly unchanged az l'fG
1ss,c gold for ordinary prime cargOes and l03@ l3'
gOl for bling lots. Mid Coffee qnct NJ 2od20c gOu, lor
Java aud Maracaibo l6i2N &c. gold.
COOPEBAGE STOCK-IheTe il nothing new In TINS mar
ket business light and prices noilaly uhcahs
We quote: Empty Hogshcds ~ 80 49, Hoops IA eet
Ordinary Prime 3JO3Sc IL feet do, 2Sd5Oc, NOldsSfs
shocks - inches with Heads Al 9Dds2 lOi sugar SHOCKS
with Heads inches, - 5OgS 80; do SO inches 81 .
g. 10; BOX shocks Toe: Rum Shocks sidss 2oi Fpo
Shocks. 40 JUH%1 ,,,-
COKnAGE-Iho current quotations are as follows: Manila
pm l4dl5'2 &c: Mania Coriaeo lt2d Jc Jared Mdnhl'
lac Sisal Rome I2c: Zealand IL 2Hl ~ RUSSIA
Hemp, Jared lac. American Hemp. TLfed l5e" terms
net casa. , - - ~,
COTTON-Tho market active and hrmer f0r COZ
spot but without quOtabt advances SAFES, Loo
bales consumption, as Tor speculaloh @
Recept,at the ports l26o4 bales ior tt Jay
bales ne periods last year Tie following
arer la "a Oi
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then il jumped az follows 800 at Co.'s, 500 at 62s4
500 at Co.'S and then with large transactions it rose
to $685. and after another reaction to 90 was moved
up to 84ss at the close. The Granger stocks opened
with less vigor than Lake Shore, but soon began
their upward course and recorded an advance OF
except St. Paul Preferred which advanced onlV4 L.
The remainder of the active list followed the ups
and downs Of the stocks already described. all being
strong and showing material Improvement, except
Western Union and Pacific Mail. The Two last
named stocks, although sympathizing with tho gem
era market in the early trade to the extent of y
and n per cent, became weak and 80 continued
during tho day, closing at only ls and Il respect
lively higher than the first sales. That to-day's
ket has been entirely local. and the result of
bination 10 manipulate, Is quite obvious; but how
where 1t will end is one of those things that
fella find out" The general market
closed strong after sales Of about $4,000
shares, Of which. however mere than 100000
shares were done in the three favOrite
speculatIves of the day, Lake Shore Western Union
and Pacific Mail. Tho improvements at the close
over the final prices Of yesterday in Central
and Hudson and Illinois Central, each Is per cent
n. J. Central, Quicksilver, Rock Island, and Wa
bash, each Il Ohio and Mississippi St. Paul Pre-
ferred, and Western Union, each 30; Erie and IIar
lem, each u; Pacific Mail, Is; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western. 81; Michigan Central and
Northwestern Common. each. 1 Northwestern
Preferred IL; St. Paul Common. 1os. and Lake
Shore, 2ai per cent. st. Joseph declined 4 Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph. IS. and Panama, 1I2 per
cent The following table exhibits the
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