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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
L. j. Rosenthnl W.. Thomns rlcCarty.

IIIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II OF Orleans, No. 1i3..-By virtue OF al order
Of eae render ed February 1876. t. me directed
by the honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish of Orleans, il tie above entitled cause.
i Will proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises hereinafter designated, on BOMBAY, Feb
ruarv 81 1876, at halfpast ten o'cicell A. NJ, the
follow ing de -cribed property, to wit
lHa CONTEN rs OF A GROCERY STORE, stu
a.ei at the southwest corner of PoydIas and Ram
part streets in the First District of this city, as
per inventory wi ich may be seen III my office.
Provi.ionallv seized in the above suit.
Terins-C.sh on the spot.
EUGENE WAGiAMAN,
fuf 700 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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same vs. Gustave J. Freret AID William P.
Freret. - - -
MOTT nth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans Nos. 43036 and 43,o37.-By virtue
of two writs of teri tacias to me directed ny
the honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish of Orleans in the above entitled causes, VIII
proceed TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctionetrs' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouse streets in the Second us
trier OF this city. on MONDAY. February II, 1876
at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
trty, TO wit - .,,
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE, INTEREST AND Hk!H-
SHIP of Gllstave J. FRI and Wi liam T. Freret IN
the succession OF James p. Freret, in which sue
CO ssion they are he.r:. The SAID succession beng
No. 80 l93 of the docket of the Second District
Court tor the pa -ish of Orleans.
Seized in the above suits.
Tefms-Cdsh OF the spot
EUGENE WAGfANAN
ia2b % fe2 30 Civil Sheriff the Parish OF orleans.
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ia2O tel % Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Or!eana
A. ROchercnu & Go. VS.. John Coleman.
1lIETH uISIRICT COCET EOR THE PARISH OF


TNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II Orleans No. ,075.-By tue OF a writ of seizure
and sale TO me directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans the above
entitled cause, will roree to sell at publc auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
ROYAL street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets i'll the Second District of this city, or
WEDNESDAY. February %, 1875. at twelve o'clock
II the following described property, to wit
THE ONE UND,vIDED HALF OF GER
TAIN LOT OF GROUND 5ogether with the
building and Improvements thereon and ap-
purtenances thereof, situated in the First District
Gate Second Municipality of this city, de- goat sd
by the number six. in the square bounded BY An
nunciatlOn, TcIoupitOuas, Gaennie and Louisa
Cow Caope, streets; said lot measuring twenty
Il i've feet front Annunciaton street by one hun
dred and seven feet seven inches three lines IN
depth On the side al dining lot number i've, one
hundred and seventeen feet niue inches seven ineS
deep on the division line of lot number seven, and
twenty seven feet wide in the an al ey tive
feet in width common to said lot aud Others trout
ing thereon all Anne rcan measure, the Whole ac-
corGing tc plan drawn by Joseph Pile, late sur-
veyor dated April TO- 1884, and deposited, for refer
euce in the office of H. b. Cenas, late notary pub
| lie in this city. Being the same property which
| the deft udant herein acquired by purchase from
John Durham Marsh, per act passed before stualt :
| Hi lhouse Lewis, lat. notary public Ill this city
| on the twelfth OF February, 1873.
Seized in the above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the spot.
| EUGENE WACGiMAE.
| Civil Sheriff Of the Parish o. Orleans.
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Eieri Facias against A. Is. ReaCin&-ln the
matter of the second Draining District pray ing
for the hOmOioyariOn of the assessment rolls.

Eleff FACIAS HXdIusI NJ b. fIeuC IH&- IN the
matter of the second Draining District pray ing
for the homoiogation of the assessment rolls.
CyCPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No. &c, 643 (No. 924 of the sheriTs
docket)-By virtue of writ OF fieri tacas agaiest
A B. Reading to rue directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
in the above entitled cause for drainage, l
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneerS' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District Of this city, on MONDAY, Feb
ruary 81, 1876 at twelve o'clock M., the following
described property, to wit-
A CERTAIN SQUARE, OF GROUND, situated III
the First District of this city, nunGer eight A.
bounded by Water. ITALIA. Front and Erato streets.
m assuring three hundred and nineteen feet front
by three hundred and three feet IL depth.
Seized in the above suits.
TeTms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
:.an 4DlQ Sllcr inI tle PaIiAh
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ReruarG lncaZe vs.. Mrs. Catherine Burke.
Widow OF Jean Biiiitre Barbe.

CrXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans No. 5383.-By virtue OF writ OF seq
ara and sale to ne directed by the honorable thr
sixth District Court for the parish OF rleanS IL
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange ROYAL street between Canal and Gus
tolnfousc streets III the Second District OF tins
city on MONDAY, March g. 1876. at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, 10
Wit =,
LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Second Dis
trict OF this city, on Burgundy street, measuring
thirty four feet front Burg indy street between
St. Philip and Dumaine streets, by ninety feet
deep bounded en- one side by the property OF Mrs.
Cauchoix and on the other side by that OF Fran.
co.'s Auguste, together with the buildings and
other circumstances and de pendencies to SAID lot
belonging. The said property belongs % inc ee
of Widow Jean Names per act passed before
Joseph Cuvillier notary public in thus city, on the
eighteenth of January, 1872.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot -
EUGENE WAGGAMAS
fa1 - 10 mis- Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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fel5 1925 Is Civil Sheriff of the Paris OF Orleans

Mrs. T.. W. Turner W.. Patrick Nennehy'
James Regain ct al james Regain supro2sed.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
tacias 10 me directed by the honorable the sixth
district Court for the parish Of orleans in the
auction on the premises hereinafter DESIGNATED,
Oh WEDNESDAY, March l. 1876, at five O'clock r.
~. the following described property, to Wit
THE MOVABLE EFFECTS now on the premises.
situated on Galtilly read about two miles below
the ponfchartrain railroad, consisting of straw
berries potatoes i'll tie sroulti, ole CID carr ana
two pi2s etc.
Seized III the above 6uit.
Tarms--l ash Oh the spot
EiGENE W ttstfAMAN
% Is 4 xii
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Canon J. Adosphc W.. " idOyv j. u. Gas-
itaUN tt ala

'--- Civil Sheriff Of lie Parish Vi orleans.
400 o ,et % q
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Mrs. Adele Beer vs.. Mrs. r. Lisbennes.
- of Orleans No 837O-By virtue of writ OF
Teri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF
orleans in the above entitled cause.
viii proceed to sell at public auction, on the prem
isss Hereinafter designated, ON SATURDAY, Febru
ary 90 1876, at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ, the
following described property, to wit
ALL The FURNITUkE, FIXTURES AND NOV
ABLK EFFECTS, in the premises known as the
'Pelcan EOuse," situated at the corner of Canal
and Baronne streets in the First District Of this
city Al per inventory which may BIT seen IN IL =
Office.
Seized III the above suit
Terms-Cash On the spot.
rrGENE WAGGANAN
70 ivi1 Sheriff of 10 Paris OF orleans.
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J. A. Fl. LsSrOue vs.. Eustave J.. Frere1;

EUGENE WAGGAXAE
ia2o q e2 90 Civil sheriff OF the Parish OF orean
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INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
BY Senator SypheI:
WHEREAS, 1t has been publicly charged
in the courts and by the press of the city of
New Orleans that the Mayor and Admins
traitors of New Orleans have unlaw fully
diverted, mleused and misapplied the con-
solidated interest tax funds, in violation OF
the provisions of section fifty OF the city
charter fact No. 7, extra session Of 1901
which law fixes penalty of fine, imprison
meut snd dismissal from Office tor such
otfenses; therefore, be it
Resolred, That the Finance Committee be
required to examine into the SAID charges
and, if found to be true, to report resrIu
ton for the address Of said officers out o.
office, and to direct the Attorney Gsneral o.
the State to institute criminal piGceeulces
against them.
Resolred, That the Finance Committee
and administer Oaths.
Senator Wharton moved tc suspend thu
Senate rules for the purpose Of considering
the resolution at the present time.
Senator Alexander called for the yea:
ard nays with the following result:
Yeas-Alexander, Allan, Anderson, Black
burn, Blunt, Brewster, Burch, Detiege, Du
| mont. George, GoOde. Ola, Greene, Grover
Harper, Hsrwig, Kelso, Landry, Ogden
Pollard, Stamps, Steven, sypher, Twitch
ell, Weber, Wharton, White, Whitney
| Yourg-23.
| Nay-Cage-l.
Absent-Breaux, Chadbourn, Eustis, KEEL
IL, Mascot, Robests0n-6.
The rules were suspended and the resolu
ton taken up.
| Senator White offered the followin
| amendment:
That special committee Of three, TO b
! appointed by the Chair
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THE ROTTEN POLE VICTIM.

Coroner Croker yesterday afternoon held inquest
in the OF jeremiah fancan, aged thirty -four of
No. rs Suffolk street. -ho killed last Monday by
the FALLING of dangerous telegraph pole the
OF Madison avenue and latth street The testimony
the case, although lengthy, revealed nothing material
which h 8 not already been published touching chiefly
the minute details OF the accident
Deputy Coroner MacWhnpic being sworn, said Il
examined The body of Jeremiah Tancan lying Ninety
ninth street Hospital; found laccraed wound in the
left groin. but not penetrating the abdomen; the abb
domnal cavity filed with blood the third fourth
and nth ribs in the lef. side fractured in my
opinion the cause of death shock, due same n-
jurcs; the ctt forearm was also fractured, somo
bruises uron the Lett side OF the forehead.
The jury ID the case after absence Of about on
hour, returned with tho following verdict =
"Jcrcmah Tancan came to his death by injnrios re-
ceivcd IRON telegraph pole falling upon HIM, upon
which pole he was working; and said accident hap
pcned IN consequence OF guy support wire being
cut or broken and We further think that greater caro-
should be used IN taking down dnsatc poles. -
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Declining Market-StockS Lower and Dull
Prices Weak at the Close
GOLD ITO ga A ITO SIS A 10 81.
Government Bonds Active and Shade Lower
Railway Bends in Far Request-MCney
on Call | l-2 Per Cent.
WALL STREET,
SATURDAY, Aui

SATURDAY. August ls-o i. ~
A pilgrim with peas in HIS shoes would scarcely
have found himself compensated by journey 10 'ho
shrine OF Mam,aon to-day, for tho god concealed
under cloud OF dulness, which grew thicker by Tie
hour. Karly In the day there was a disposition TO
thak better OF stocks which in such bad ocor
yesterday, and Michigan Central and tho coal roaGs
received iractona! bencat thereby. But whether tho
dcodorizng process an imperfect one, or whether,
in the city Of Cologne, there was 10 be detected
and distinct ;aint OF ro;Ienaess, IL Is certain that
the benefit was los. almost soon rs gained Dea-
and Lackawanna, irora a3'4 was soon selling at
0l7s, Now Jersey Central n, j91s while Mich gan Cen
trail lapscd from II i TO ioA.
It seems TO be literally ,rus that operators are not
inclined 10 take much stock in tho foregoing special
ties They think that nrc alter all, rs
evidenced by the smoke OF yesterdays runors ana
they affirm that in IA pinch modern Moses, with
check book Is worth ancient ones with q dcca.
Iogue; this so far will and ability to help friend
out OF u tight pace so
The neat twist given to the cash stock New Jersey
Central last week has been supplemented for day
two by sales OF the thus acquired the
load being found too pondcrous 10 carry and the
chances OF prclt-nL There is awarning IN the old
aduge against having too many irons in the fire. This
mistake the supporters OF the coal stocks seem to
have committed when they picked up Michigan Gen.
trail thrust into the furnace with their other in
forests The result has been set Of fingers so badly
burned railroad coal shares have been dropped
together from sheer inability to hold them.
Lake Shore is shelved for the present, the Mills Nor
gan combination having marketed their holdings, 1t is
claimed at profit The senior partner is OF on yacht
ing cruise while the junior remains TO arouse tho
"boysn half per cent turns and keep the specu-
lativc machinery from rusting.
The demand for railway mortgages still continues at
about the prices OF the week, and active busi
ness being done in the absorption of capital though
money remains cheap ever. At the close there
was better feeling IN the share market, aud prices
,iencd shade; but, apart from the stocks VIC have
referred to- there nothing deserving of comment in
tho rest OF the list
THE SALES
Tho transactions OF the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 9l5 shares New York Central and Hudson,
$50; Eric, 600; Lake shore, $500; Northwestern,
400; do preferred 100; Rock Island 500; St Paul,
300; do. preferred ,l3o Ohios, 40O Western Union,
66oo; linton Pacific, 100; Delaware, 1ackawauna and
Western II 30; New Jersey Central, 42oo; Michigan
Central, $500.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES,
The following table shows the opening, highest and
Iowest prccs of the day
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THE SEWARD MONUMENT.

The Seward monument was hoistcd into position on
the pedestal at the southwest corner OF Madson Pnrk
yesterday afternoon abon half past two O'Clock Mr.
Randolph Rogers, the sculptor has superintended tho
work IN the Park IN person. and yesterday brought his
labors to close. Mr. Rogers considers the statue of
Mr.. Seward one OF his best efforts. The Park Commits
soncrs desired that the statue be placed in Central
Park, but Mr. Rogers stated his preference for tho
selected site and his wish deferred to- The Com
misoners are repvng aud resoddng that part OF tho
park where tho monument has been crcctcd and bv
the time oi tho nnvciling It Will be In tine condition
The Gnvcillng will take place between the Is, and
9th of September ir. William w. Evarts has been in
vitcd deliver the grafton on the occasion and has
accepted SO there is DOUBT that hc will be ,be
orator OF The day The subscribers viii hold a meet
Ing some time next week ut Mr. Richard Schcll's
house, 10 elect committee whose duty II shall hc to
tender 10 Mr Hamilton Fish the present Secretary Of
state an invitation to preside the ceremonies
Mr.. Rogers will return to his studio in Rome inmc
diatcly alter the unvcing
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON /: scor KAsY FUTURES CLOSED FIRM
AND GENERALLY HIGnEg-FLoUR DUII.---
WHEAT QUIET, nut FIgM-cOEN QUIET AND
lI.N CATS GvTlr-wHisKEY DUIL-PORY
DULL LARD DUIIs--rXlEOLRUM rIRM-spiK-
lis TuEP.S-ISE STEADY -gosIN sTHAnY--oI
STEADY CorHEE f1IM .Uaag ffRu-
rE61CaTs rl.G
SATURDAY, August le-G p ~
Guslnors moderate in nearly all departments of
trade to-day the markets beng characterized by tie
usual saturdays quctudc. There were few csccp
tons the rule, but they not OF especial i'm.
poriancc Flour remained cull. whca, was quiet, but
arny held. Corn quiet, bat arm. Oats quiet whiskcy
dull PorE aaa lard dull FFcishis quioL Cotton on
the .pot easy. Futures closed hrm AID generally
higher Coffee was Grm Sugar irm. Uis we're
steady Petroleum was arm. Iosln and spr;s tur.
pcn,inc were steady.
CoYFEE-The marSc, for Rio continued nsia al oat-
side prices; eco baSa sx John Droma;. sold q.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Mr.. James s. Leeds. of No IS Readc street. was
elected assignee of tho estate Of Messrs Walton Il
whitcman, importers Of druggists glassware, Of No
80 Warren street, at meeting Of the creditors held
before Register Ke,chum, of the Bennett Building.
at second composition meeting OF the creditors of
OF Mcssrs Gerhard II. Gerhard +. Tieman, held yes
tcrday before Register Fitch. OF No 345 Broadway the
composition of forty cents on the dollar, payable IN
sixty days which had been previously accepted, was
confirmed.
The following assignments were yesterday filed In
the County's Clerks Office Henry Schmiz TO Henry
Diedcl, Samuel sofcld and William B. Soield TO John
Flash
The failure Of the Hon. Josiah Quincy, Of Boston, is
announced
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CLOSING FRIcEs-5 r. N.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes IN closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday:
ApvAScN-Ccntral and Hudson, u; Eric, e; ST.
Paul, u do preferred. H.
NE.-Dclawarc and Lackawapna. Y Illinois
Central, =, Michigan Central "A Northwestern, "a do
preferred, 4 New Jersey Central, u ONO and Mssis
spp, y u0lon Pacific, a.
The rest OF the market without feature.
MARKEr.
Money was in abundant supply on call loans at = a
Q per cent The following the rates of exchange
on New York at the aforementioned cities to day
Savannah :. premium; Charleston easier, is to !,
premium; New Orleans commercial, q, bank, "a; Gin
cinnati, demand better, par; st. Louis, IS premium
and Chicago, par. Foreign exchange was dull and
steady, with actual business al 4s7 for bankers sixty
days. sterling and T. sssl a+so for demand.
THE GOLD NAHRET
Gold opened and closed at 1lOA with sales alternate
iy at that price and lloss during the day. On gold
loans the carrying rates were II and per cent and
tho borrowing Fate Hat
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MARRIED.

FAGAS-GsRArY.--On August Is at tho residence OF
the brides parents, by the Rev Father Aschard, j.,
JonN j. fAsAS TO MAGGIE A., eldest daughter Of
Thomas H. Gcraiy. all OF this city. NO cards
nAsKERr-WEBR the residence OF the bride,
Tuesday, Angus, lj by the Rev. j. IL Thomas, u. H.,
RKEs HAsKkrr OF KoSomo, Ind., TO EMMA WEnn, OF
Brooklyn. No cards
kApy-rARsES.--ln Sacramento, Cal, Augusta, 1876
by the Rev. MI Briggs ROBERT kApr, OF sacramento
10 CoiiNA c. PARissy, of New York CITY.
MURrHy--DkNXKuy- "Wednesday, August 10, ai
tho residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. H.
Fat,ery, raEDERicK W. MuRrnr " ELLIE Y DESSEHy,
both of this city.
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FINANCIAL.

4 MbEtCAN MINING BOAKD-rkMPU.AKY ROOMS
n prexci Building, New York This Board, being now
y oganzed prepared to receive applications for
b-rship for placing stocks its regular list The
initiation will remain 800 until the list numbers 40
members tSo apple cstions having been alrcsdy received
The fxed nj so. payable In january
aud July The tee placing socSs the list WILL for the
rxscrt. n noriun. Ihc business OF the Board Is
limited by its TO dealings in the securities Of
uinirg. manufacturing. petroleum and quarying com
pai
Nearly s the san Francisco shares. OF which ,ocgraphe
Guotnons regularly received in this market aud
all otter approved mining shares will br called On the open
ing day ot TIE Board ard every day thereafter.
several days notice will Uc given OF the day appointed Tor
the hrst regular call q stock.
NlarS iorms at application for membership be Oh
tE'@cd ~ the Temporary
WILLIAM WARD. President.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
ENGAGED.

JAFrrr-SrEEsYAx.-Mr ALBERT s. JArrER. of Phil.
adcphla, TO Miss TLLIs SrEssaAN, OF New York. No
cards.
MARx-HyNAS-Mr. EMANUEL MARX TO Miss FANNIE
HyNAv, both OF this city, No cards.
observation-disclosures MEYER NEBKyzAmL 10 Miss
HARRIET BENJAMIN. daughter OF l. and Rachel benjamin.
both OF SO Catharine ST., New York city No cards.
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Delivered contract. 500 bales For future delivery
the sales were follows :-Ycsterlay. after
r, S0AlsYst ,v 100 bass !" = iaise s=.p,sm =
October 100 AZ II 9iGc.. zoo at II 3,c. November 81
at - T-l6c.: January, at II i7s-c: April zoe
II i32c Total, $500 bales To-day up =. NJ
August 5ol bale. a. ~ 33sc. 100 It i.Mc. september
2ol at II 25S2c iat II l3l6c 4O) ut IL 27.2c 100 at
lre so NJ 273ac 100 at II BIG October, 100 at
ii ne 7. '?3 o AZ a. IT, II a,ae 500 a, '1 Il l.sas oS a;
November 40 ., il ii-s,c. q, ila,e 1900 at ii
1?3.c 3CO IL .-i6c. Drecmbcr. 100 IL 3-:,,c :
,anuay 4uoa,l ll1ss 7ooM u l7sas,. zoo at II . iGe
bales. Grand toal, ,s,oD bales. The receipts at the
ports follows iavcson 1877 bales: New Orleans
%; Mobile Savannah. 60; Charleston, IL: Norfolk
!; New York, a1 philadelphs. 23s. Total! $50 bale.
This day last week llG This day last year. C73. Total
since September 4lo7 907 bales Cotton frcchs closcd
foows Iavrc. ly steam, &c compressed: to Ham
burg by steam, 7Sc cUmprcssed Rrencn,
compressed liverpool A6d by stcam hv sail ,-I6d.
Flour pt;GAN.--Eecep;s-ilour it47., bbs; wheat
2soal bushels: meal 935 bbs and 1876 sacks; oats
46 AS bushels; corn $50 do $50 barley malt
2on do The -four market quiet but hrpcr Tor ship
ping The sales about Ion bbls. including State.
Western and Southern. tho anne xed Rye
hour We note sales Of 200 bba NJ 81 81 S. 10
Corn meal ruled quiet The sncs GJ0 bb.s and 400
sacks - 20 for brnndywinc delivered and " Us s. %
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81 Pairck's Cathedral by Rev. John J. koan, JOHN A.
QUINN to MAnv IT, only daughter OF Hugh xcGoldrick,
Esq, ali OF this city. No cards.
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l6zc for strict fair. Mild coffee was quiet
We quote Ordinary cargees. 1876 l3c; fair
do. 1916 i6s.c; good do, l7c. i7,lc; prime
do. 17,sc. l7c; extreme for lots ls1@ ls4c.;
santos fair to good lec i7c. gold. ninety days; JAVA
government bags Zoe. BE- do grass mats, 2oc 23c.
Singapore, lsc. zoe. Ccycn l0isc isc Maracaibo.
lac lGkc; Iaeuxyra. lehc lie; Jamaica, I5c l7c ;
st. Domingo lac. 14sc; Porto Rico, i0c lsc; Costa
Rca, Ioe. istc Mexican. I5kc lGHc Manila, l51sc
lG>sc. Angostura. l5c IKE; snvanis, l4s1c 1sc
Curacao, lie. IIl.c
deliveries the market closed firm. with
32c. July, and I'2c. to ll6 NIL other months
August which lS2c. lower The prices
to-day compare with fridays AS follows