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FINANCIAL.
uEFiOR NEW ORLEANS aUlX.priA. :
Friday Ev, ming, Feb. 4, 1876. {

The market during the pact week has shown
bu little animation. The offerings of business
paper have been comparatively Fight. ana inatl.-
quate To employ the surplu' funds which usu4llg
accumulate III our banks after the incoming of
our cotton and sugar crops. TIE present indics-
tons are that the spring trade viii be late in
opening and the prcspec5 does not seem occur
aging. The &C i've movement Of the banks con-
sequenty CONTINUES moderate, and we lear Of
bat little detEand outside although Honey mas
been tfelel att u cent on good col tersls.
While Foreign EXchan. G ha- been IN fair sup
ply tie amount of New York eight MAKING q j.
ring the week has hardly Deen equa to the de-
mand. and rates have coasequent!. ha~dened, as
VII appear from our quotations below. The IN
creased investment demand whoa we 10 iced
last Friisy sppta airs to nave subsidized to great
extent within past 'ew days duriAg wuIch
the movement i'll Stocks la. been comparatively
light.
CITY Bonds have been quiet since Monday, and,
as will be IN IRON the uifiel4i quo.auuLs b,
Low, have suffer d decline.
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ON MOTION OF JOFN LIVINGSTON ESQ
~ OF counsel for plaintiff, and upOn sugse sting to
The Court that since the appeal filed in this
Court WILLIAM NJ PINCKARD, one of the de-
PENDANTS, has departed this life; that the succession
OF the ce,sed has not been opened, and that the
heirs OF said deceased unknown to plaintiff or his
attorney:
1t is ordered by the Court that the representatives
OF said deceased WILLIAM M. PINCKARD be, by
pubhest'n, notified TO appear and bec0mu parties to
tals cause within three mOntls said order to he
published three times in news pap printed at the
teat of government, and that in default of such ap-
pearaL said plaintiff appellant will proceed to
have said cause heard and determined.
hereby CO. tify the foregoing to be true and
Court of the day, month and year first above written
In testimony whereof, l have hereuntO set my
hand and aix ed the Seal Of said Court a. the CITY Of
New Orleans, this first day of June in the ear of
our Lord ono thousand Ell Int hundred ard seventy.
five JNO. M. HOWELL Clerk
d4 lam3m
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FRElGH TS-With an ample supply or room
on the berth, we have no new engagements to
report. Early in the week ship was taken up
Tor Havre at &c for cotton, ana on Wednesday
one for Amsterdam at 1c. We continue to quote
as follows:
By. Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16d asked,
last shipments at 10 32d; corn gid; cotton to
New York sc; to Boston, Providence, Fall River.
rhlladelphia ana Baltimore, via New York, s+c.
Susar to Now York ~ 81 y hid molasses 81 so
b Dbl; rice -M75c
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 7-16@l5-32d; to
Aavre 1sGlN-l6c, the former the cong rate to
Bremen lobe; to Antwerp l Lice; to Aalster-
dam -6Gl7-3zd; to Cronsadt -0l9-l6d: to
Genoa l@l Lice; to Boston 1l-16c; to Provi-
dence !l-l6c; to Philadelphia 11-l6c. Bulk corn
by small vessels to Liverpool lid; to Cork for
orders 12d.
SUGAR Only 365 hhds received this morning.
The market Is qUist and strong, with light
supplies and a good demand at la 5s.c
for inferior to common, cMGlsc for ctln-
mon to good common, 65sG6s4c for fair to
Tor prime to .trctly prime, 7s+@s1,c Tor gray
clarified, s1aGS7sc for yellow clarified, 5s0l9c
Tor of white clarified and 9llaGI95s C for choice
white clarified.
Sock in the sheds, on the 4.b inst, only 1910
hhds.
MOI.as SES-The receipts thi. morning were
CO.. fined to 377 bbs. and 5 half bills. As with
sugar the market is steady and str No.
with good demand, the supplies selling
1T 35c for common fermenting, prime
frrmentinS 1902 strie ly prime fermen ting Is
li5c, clstern bJttom 4O0l50c, in quality prm.
reboled 4iGSa6c, strictly prime reboled $50 50c,
choice reboled Sic, choice not termen,ing sc Il
gall n.
Stock in the sheds 1881 bbls and 397 half
bbls.
FLOUR The market is quiet to-day, but
steady and strong. round 10; is in treaty FOR
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning. Feb. 5, 1876. !

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Saturday Morning, Feb. 5, 1876.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rises. .649 Moon Sets 3:O7 A. NJ
Sun Sets Full. $500 Cd Hat p. Al
:, Oiole, Josephine, Wawenock, Natchez, Leslie
Iayior, Era NO. 10, Trenton, II. s. Turner, j. +.
Frazer, City OF Quincy, Bart Able. Assum ption,
Martha.
Oriole, Waloon, Wawenock, Henry Tete, Gov.
Allen, Is. l.. Hodge, Mary Bell, w. j. Poltevent.
To ARRIVE.
Orlole, Wawenock, Geo. Spangler, Waloon,
Lower Coast: ST. John, Larourche; Shannon,
John Howard, Ouachlta; James Howard, ST.
Louis; Nellie Peek, Arkansas: Ida, Attaka pas
Mary lds, Josephine, Upper Coast; Cnas. dor
gan, Robt. Mitchell Cincinnati; g. Ii. Durfee, w.
): Beilan, Red River: Kapides, Tensas and
Macon.
BOATS ADVERT ED TO LEAVE THIS DAY
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ
Mary Ida, Upper Coast. 10 A. Il.
Assumption, Lafou, che, II NJ.
Martha. Low er Coast, 1 z. ".
Natchez. Vicksburg, 8 7. Al.
Trenton, Opelousas, 5 P. NJ.
ST. John, Lalourche, 5 p. Nj.
Lessle Taylor, Ouachita, 2. ".
Clty OF Ounce. ST. Louis. 5 Z. NJ.
La Belle, Shreveport, 5 P. Nj.
Fanny Tatum, Shreveport p IL,
Fanchon. Oua9IIta, ) 2. Nj
Willie, Bartholomew ) r. NJ
Era No. 10. B9uf River, 2. VI.
! Ia. Attstanae. 7. NJ
Nellie Peek, Arkaneas. . L. Ii.
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati, PM.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Friday Evening. Feb. 4. 1876. !

COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 4O
bales additional yesterday summed up 6oOO
bales, at firm prices FIR good staple and other
desirable kinds, including the higher, while a
and the lower grades, were irregular and easter,
requiring, however no change in our quotations
except reduction Of a il the inside rate for
Ordinary. We give al.o the figures and report
of the Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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June and part of MAY, 1874 . 4s "a 50
July to December. 1874. Al a 4212
with dividend. Sex dividend. with cOu.
pom. 4-Ex coupon. 5-New stock fLsst sale
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LOTTERIES.
For February 4--CIuss No

The above drawings published in AL the urlu.
cipal papers, and are drawn in public daily al the
rooms OF the Company.
Witness hands AZ New Orleans Louisiana
this 4th day of February, 1875
IL PERALTA,
ADAM CITIZEN
Commissioners.
Beware of Bogus Lotteries. ieis
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TO-day's exports embraced 1898 bales to Liver
pool 1865 to Bremen and $40 to Barcelona to
which We have added 23S 10y rail-. We have lied
to previous exports 8 bales for correction of
clearances.
Receipts proper since last evening 9514 bales,
AGAINST 5,49o on last Friday and 1853 last year
For cOmparati 9 totals for the past three da VS.
exports and receipts, above report.
TOBACtO--Ihe market continues at stand
still, and We have not a transaction to report
In the meantime the receipts are increa sing
and the amount on sale is estimated At
$3.50 hhds. The last sale Of any ma gnitude re-
ported was 800 hhds on the 5th ul-., the prices Of
which were said 10 agree with our quotations.
Nothing has TRANSFERRED since to establish any
variation. but some authorities quote Tugs lh0l
1Hac and leaf 11a61l1 - and &c lower, white Others
object to any Change. Under these circumstances
we deter quotations until We find some uuani-
NIFTY with regard to them or tie views of the
trade
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Court of the State of
Louisiana.
MONDAY, MAY II, 1877.

MONDAY, NAY Il, 1873
CHARLES r. RAILEY VS. PINCKARD, STEELE
q CO-NO 1855
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ROYALS.
NORTH STARS.

Umpire-Mr John Ross, of Duluth.
coo,o,. }Royals-Frank Burke, Jr.
0oo'' North Stars-Louis Newton.
Time of Game-Four hours.
A second game will be played
with the Royals in about two weeks,
at Duluth. The North Stars have
also received challenge from the
Centennials, of Duluth, to play a
match game at that place. The
challenge will be accepted and the
game played, probably, next week
Saturday.
SEARCH FOR SILvER.-The recent rich sill
yer discoveries of the Kindred brothers,
down the Mouth shore on the Canadian side
of Pigeon river, has set the explorers and
fortune hunters of this entire region all agog,
and explorations are now being carried on
down there with unprecedent vigor, upon
either side of the line. Most of the money
for carrying on the explorations has been
furnished, we believe, by parties in st. Paul
who have faith in the mineral wealth of our
north shore. Amongst those who are down
there and intent upon finding what becomes
of Kindreds silver vein after it leaves his
quarter section, or of perishing in the at
tempt, are Hon. Geo. G. Stone, Geo. R.
Stuntz Gen. Jim. Caldwell, and explorers
Mcclure, Mckinley and others. Well, We
wish all the boys good luck.-Duluh Tn
6une.
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands.
Office Of commissioners of School University Lands

Office Of Commissioners of School University Lands
MADISON, Wis, August 31st, 1876.
Notice is hereby given that all the school, univer
sity, agricultural college, forfeited mortgaged, and
swamp lands in the State of Wisconsin, which have
been forfeited by reason of non>psyment of interest
for the year 1876, will be offered for sale at public
auction at the Capitol in Madison the 14th day Of
December, A. D. 1876 unless sooner redeemed said
sale to commence at o'clock, a. M, and continue
from day to day until all of sad lands shall hsve
been offered. Said lands will be offered by counties
arranged in alphabetical order.
Among these are the following described lands in
Douglas County, which will be offered at the price
named opposite each tract. (under the heading Total
amount due State y which includes the principal due
at the time of forfetnre the interest the to
January l, 1877; all taxes which have been return
against the land and remain unpaid the cost of ad-
vertising, and three per cent. damages.
Said lands will be sold subject to all unpaid taxes
assessed against the same, rot included herein.
The percentage payable st the time of purchase
will be fixed by the Commissioners at the sale.
PETEI DOYLE
FERDINAND KUEHN,
A. SCOTT SLOAN,
Commissioners Of School and University Lands
septSt7
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on in this railroad business. At
present the Dock is crowded with
iron. Previous to the arrival OF the
Construction Fngine and four plat
form cars, about three miles OF
track had been laid by the Lorrle,
and with the Engine during the
past week over as much more is III
use and about 40 men daily laying
ties and track. The work is favor
ably progressing.
THE NATIONAL GAME.-The game
of base ball, last Saturday after
nooa, between the Royals, of Du-
luth, and the North Stars, of this
place, resulted in the defeat of the
Duluth club by score of Al to 81.
Our boys, of course, were highly
delighted with their victory-all
the more so, since they hardly ex,
pected to come of victorious, owing
to the fact that the Duluth boys are
old base ballists, while the maj ority
of the Superior nine, before last
week, never played base ball. The
score, compared with professions a
games, is very large, and indicates
bungling sort of game however.
taking everything into considera
ton, it was pretty good game, and
was watched throughout with great
interest by large number of peo
ple-quite a large party accompany,
ing the Duluth club from that place,
Following is the score:
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Notice 7!
A. ZACHAU,
Sheriff Douglas Co.
aug25
SUPERVISORS OFFICE, July

SUPERVISORS OFFICE, July Is, 1876.
At special meeting Of the Board of SUI
pervisors of Douglas County, present Fl. W.
Shaw, Chairman, and Victor Desimval and
Nicholas ter, the following resolutions
were pas,
RESOLVED, That owners of property be al
lowed to purchase or redeem certificates
held by the county, at the face, without in
terest, from date to October lst, 1875, paya-
BILE in town or county orders, provided they
take all they own; after that date, for the
period of thirty days, the same resolution
open to all parties.
Resolued, That owners be allowed to pur-
chase from the county, with county or town
orders, property decided from sale Of May
lS7l,-provided each owner takes all he
formerly owned-for the face, without inter
rest, only adding the cost of suit; this reso-
luton to last till October lst, 1876, after
that date same resolution open till Eovem-
Der LIST, 1876, for all parties.
By order of the Board,
II. w. SHAW, Chairman.
VINCENT CoURNoYER, County Clerk.
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Great Mercantile College, Keoknk, Iowa, on tne
x;s;ss;nni prof VIM Miller General Manager,
inetrenth year About sixty dollars pay all e1pen-
ses. for Mem er-hip, Board and Stationery. BOOK
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60 short hand writing free Good boarding clubs,
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For Congressman, Eighth District,
HON. THAD. G. POUND,
of Chippewa Falls.
Considerable rain this week,

Judge G. w. Perry, who was
delegate to the Congressional
convention, returned this evening.
Numerous parties have been
up the Nemadji river, the past week,
after plums, getting large quantities
of the same.
The Democrats of this Con-
gressional district have re-nomina-
ted Judge Cate for Congress. The
convention was neld at Stevens
Point.
Mr.. James Collier is ornament
ing his hotel and premises with
coat or two Of white paint, making
the same look neat and tidy. Wish
more OF eur citizens would do like
wise.
We learn from Mr. James Bar
don, District Clerk, that the schools
of this district Ono. u will not be
opened for a couple of weeks yet.
No teachers have yet been en-
ployed.
Nat Fl. Knappen, the lively ed
itor of the Red River Moorhead
Star, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town, and also took hand in the
game of base ball Saturday after
moon.
AT the Republican Assembly
Convention held at Osceola, August
Zachau, Esq, of this place, was
elected a delegate to the Senatorial
Convention, to be held hereafter
The delegates were instructed to
cast then votes for Hon. S. S. FL
field.
Our readers must lay the lack
Of local reading matter, this week,
to the absence of the editor, most
Of the week, on a trip over the
Northern Pacific railroad as far as
Moorhead Well get Strengthened
around after bit and have a little
more room on our local page.
AT the Republican Congress-
ional Convention for this district,
held at Chippewa Falls on Tuesday
last, Hon. Thaddeus G. Pound, OF
that place, was unanimously nomi-
mated as the Republican candidate
for Congress from this district.
Mr.. Pound will no doubt be elected
and viii make popular and very
efficient Representative.
Gov. B. Magoffin, of Harrods
burg, KY, arrived in town to-day,
and will remain until tomorrow.
Governor Magofin is one of the
largest property-holders OF Superior
and well posted in regard to matters
concerning this place; he feels con-
fdent of prosperous future for
our town. Things sis workin'."
CANADIAN PACIFIC r. R.-W e
have received several inquiries
lately in regard to this load. The
following from the Thunder Bay
Sentinel viii afford some informa-
ton on the subject:
We announced at the close OF
navigation last Fall that $500 tons
of iron had been delivered at the
Government Dock, Town Plot.
So far the present season, $500
tons have arrived, and $500 tons
more are to be delivered as soon as
possible. Total amount l4.5oo
tons, sufficient to lay track for 100
miles of road. This will give our
readers an ides Of what ia going
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