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The Grain Trade.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Expe led from Annapolis,

ANNAPoLls, Nd, October 2O--E Wilkin-
SOC, OF Louisiana, in the third clase, was
expelled from the Naval Academy for re-
fuslDg to testify in hazing case. The
whole claes will be expelled if they persist
in refusing. The GLASS numbers about fifty.
The Withcrspssn Monument.
PHILADELPHIA, October 20.-The cere-
mony of unveiliDg the Witherspoon monu-
ment was performed this morning on the
Centennial Grounds by D. D. Wood, Esq i,
grandson of DE-. WitherspOon.
A Missing Body Found.
Boston, October 20-The body of Her
bort Z. White, missing since the sixth in
slant, was found IN q mill on the premises
of Henry GrantiD, against whom White tes-
titled in an arson case. Grantin has been
arrested.
Death Of q Baltimore CIergyman.
BALT1MoRE, October 20. Rev. DR..
Riohard Fuller, aged seventy-two years,
Dastor of the Eutsw Place Baptist Church,
died this morning, of csrbuncle. He was
born in BeaufOrf. South Carolina, ordained
= minister In 1888, and came to this city in
1847. ffe
Deaths ae Savanna.
SAVANNAH, October 20-T0tal interments
today. eight. of which three were from yel.
low fever.
Trseps Rs Rsuce 70 ssuth Csrollna.
RICHMOND October ga detachment OF
United Sletes. tfoOpe from Governors 1s,
land, New York npmberiug no, composed
OF battalion Of the Third Artillery and
part of tho Eleventh and Twenty.third In
3antry, commanded By Lieutenant Colonel
L. L. Livingston, arrived here today, on
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HHBRIFT'S SALES.

0ephie DouteDgyaclger ayA her Husband
80 ~ Jshn Bsptist vergss. sp
nFTH DISTRICT C0uKT FOB Tn1 eAllon OF
u Orleans No. 76la-Dy virtue q writ Of seisufo
ana eale to NJ directed By the honesable the
nth District court for The periah Of Orleans. in
public auction, at the Nerchants and AuetioneesI
kschaSgs, Royal street, between Cs1al and Cus-
CITY. on SATURDAY, October 81. 1915. ct twelve
O'clock 4, the following described property to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buijdinRs and improvements thereon, situated
fn the suburb st Mssy. First District Of the city,
and Gil cus OF Rampant streets. having DTencn
measure thirty feet rsnt on Philippe street BY
ninety feeto more II there b IN depth Being sne
came property purchase BY defendant herein fiom
H. Bpslin md Others per set executed on the four
teenth Of l.ctebsr. 1867. befole A. 4 Bienvenu.
notary In this city.
Oeised m the above suit 49,.
Terns-Caah on the spot
hO0RNK WA00AHAu.
aeiO ~ a oe7l Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish OF Orleaua
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roate for Ce!embias GeuHA CasslioA Try
were compelled 70 lay over On account Of
delay q Wu61fakton, Delaware.
Soon after their arrival . number Of the
ksohaond military called o. Celoasl Law
mkston aad aeked permission to entertain
the men, which he deemed It expsdient to
decline, but expressed great pleasure ct the
compliment Several Of the eG3cers, how
ever, were entertained ct tho Exchange
Hotel. ' =.
They leave ct seven O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Eight other companies will pos
through at the Same time. :s.-s'asaa
PrebabNielss. ,..t E
onse chis9 anai omess
Washngton, October -. it56-:3o p. II.
as
in the South Atlantic state. by wi ids ackine 70
northelly AID 4, ives erly; rising bnometer, after
.,s mp Issy i,ii N the Csronas. and warmer and
=, In the Gulf ststes MS ng barometer, winds most
in the eouthws ct.
ns signals cont nue along the South At
iof the Southern Few England coast. ~
River md Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS. October 70 -AIrived-Brit' Sd
hank Bridg port, Nor gan. master, any days from
EGcnInna. 20 nsste,; Bril- ion bar. Choice, Captain
schooner ANA. v Alison. master. from Honduras,
to h. I. tawler; bark National Eagle Sears m.e
ter nfty days from BIO Jareiro. in ballast to mas
ter, for 0rdere.
elcKsBuRG. October 20 Weather warm and
coudy. The Ever fell eight inchee; now fourtet n
feet seven inches. DOWN.. T. lee at p NJ
Cp-ClaIks vllle. at "a. H.; Yszoo W ey, at nine
O'Clock las night; illinois, NJ o1n : :
HsnrAD, October 20-The river fell three ipcbee:
eight feet four inches clear. Maximum thermom.
efer .6o. Departed -Scudder and st. Francis
burg.
CINCINNATI. October 20.-Rivef seven feet nina
incht and falling Clear and mild to night
PITTsBURG. ct0bef 20 River two fest five
iuches and falling. Cloudy aud mi d.
LOUISVILLE, October 20-Rver falling; five feet in
the canal Weather warm. DOwn-Golden RuIe
from Cincinnati to View Orleans.
kvAmvuL8 October % River six feet large
and stationary. weather cloudy; light rain.
CA10s October 20 -Arrived-Atlantic from New
Orleane, at midnight; Maud. from vicksburg. ct
NJ; me. Howard, from St. Louis, ct 3 p. n
Depart. d-Cherokee. for New Orleans, ct 9 p n:
Mitchell for New Orleans at ten oclocl; Atlantic.
tor st. Louis. at A. NJ; Maude. for st. Louis, ct
nine OclGcx River eight feet four inches and
falling. Weather clear. Mercury 64o.
INV York, 0ctoter 2O.-The following IL the
comparative statement Of cotton FOR the week
ending today:
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HoNETaAy End COMMERCIAL.


:, The demand If money bas been rather uoder.
ate, both IN hank and on the street, tnroushout
the week, and con4e. osal pepse has exhibited NO
quotaele variation. The marfet wAs without asy
oourss Of the New York = arIst asd closed TO-DAY
q bet advasce Of about le on last Fridays rates
The movement has been nuited. These ema, K
At net edvaSce in sterling Of &c OF about s-l0 y
c. + gnSer light OK rinGs eud . fair demand com.
megciA1 e'Xht q Rev York has sMGhtly hardened
Stocks have cont nned dull and Without any new
feature, tho oAesiass bong limited and the de.
State conso's havs ruled - hish tia week az :.
= cent above iaat Fr day's quotations but clio ed
today ct net i9rr weDent Of only ( p cent.
slightly irresul.r elos ed to-day at a Improve
ment OF \ = cent ever last weekly quotations
We continue g quote exoeptionsl paper a&-U9V
kred1 ct 15Dl0. First class mortgages rule at 80
10 cent = an1un. and second 9rode continues
enfkoly nominal.
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shsvs q ineroaee q s4ll haies h ~ soes,pts,
II, - n Tie aAi0ness4 end SOS in ~ eteeks.
1t SleaSod (6efofe to-days eIportsl 4s,o1S baies
emhaacd1g AeeS 6oe Liverpool, ssh l1R lavrA
ga foe the North 80 40 for Bro0en. ]33 f6e the
wise ports, having In presses, agreeably - IT.
account as u H. 81 Isl bales, only part Of which
10 On salA f.'- r-,..l 80 ..s-s
q As nooa to-day middline vs. Quoted at Calves
TON ct LOG, q As11e et 100l0ke, st oavannah 1T
loAe. q Challeeton ct loAe at wilnipCea . sNc,
York ct lie, ct Memphis ct 10k OloAc, q Augusta
at she, and at Shreveport nominal ct LEG.
The kxchango REPORTS "6aiss 400 bales. Aar.
ket steady"
Rxports to al ports since September ], to Great
Britain re 0O8 bales. against &C. 95s Last year: 70
other continental ports II, 7U against e23 Last
year Total 70 Great Britain. France and the con-
unent 1877 l84 bales, against 1863 $50 Last year.
Stocks et all the delivery ports made up to u NJ,
l26, 2ai bales against 3 ,268 last week and $50 3l7
last year.
NJ faln IA hoR xnha Ia Roun.
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SPORTING.
Siogle 0coll Race.

ST. JOHNS, n. B., October Ca singl'
SOUL race between Brsyley. and Wsllaot
Ross, two miles and tur1, oosurred to-day
Stakes $1,000. Brsyisy took the lead and
held it until near the turning point, when
Ross passed him, made the turn first and
beat Brsyley five leDgtbs. Time-2s;so
Dsacea Park Races.
BOSTON, October 20 Crest Eastern best
Smuggler. Time-2:2l, 2:2lh, 225.
Little Gilsey won the sweepstakes, Han.
nah D. taking second and Annie Collins
third hest. Time-2:N1S, 2;24l4, 2:1h,
2::27, 2:2S.
The Races at Yeiat Breeze.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2O-Half mile
heats. First Chance won the first, and
LiviugstOn the second and third heats
Time-4934, 1914, 49a4
The three quarter mile race was won by
Waco, Wsteree second, and Tom O'Neill
third. Time-l:1714.
Lorena won the hurdle race.
The Cestensial Tsuraameut.
The chief marshal ordered the riders to
the starting point, and the fitting was be-
gun. The knights were entitled to three
trials, the victor being the winner Of the
greatest number Of rings. The arches
were placed ninety feet apart, and the
knigh's, after getting their horees under
full speed, rode, with their lances held we'll
mp at the side, under the three arches. en-
deavoring y pick ring from each wire.
New Hamphife came first and carried of l
ring; Massachusetts failed to win any, but
Rhode Island caught l. The other States
then came in succession as follows: Con-
necticut 2, New York none, New Jersey
?, PENNSYLVANIA none, Delaware 9, Mary
land 3, Virginia !. North Carolina l. South
Carolina ?. Georgia l. Centennial =, Union
In the second trial New Hampshire took l,
Massachusetts none, Rhode Island l, Con.
necticut ?, New York l, New Jersey ,,
PeDnsy lvania l, Delaware 3, Maryland ],
Virginia !, North Carolina J, South Caro-. |
lima =, Georgia none, Centennial 2, Union |
none.
In the third trial. New Hampshire won 3.
Massachusetts /, Rhode Island / Connecti-
cut 2, New York 2 New jersey l. Pennsyl-
vania l, Delaware 3, Virginia l, North Car
DINA l, South Caroline 2, Georgia l, Gen.
tennial =, and Union none.
Delaware having gained the largest num-
Der OF rings was declared the victor, and
the fitting was continued in order to run
out the ties until the list stood q follows:
Delaware first, Centennial second, Connec.
ticut third. South Carolins fourth. and
Maryland fifth. The entertainment lasted
until almost five O'Clock, and e darkness
was then rapidly approaching, the crowd Of
spectators soon dispersed. Miss Perkins, of
6Socklneham county, Virgins, was crowned
queen OF Love and Beautys |
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= hU0kNk Wz0Gz0zU.
sei9 ~ g oc3l Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans
Cleizeaa' Sack 81 Loulsiana ". b. e,
Elliott, dAaive tutor af MINOR children Of thu
late B. G. and n. J. Elliott.

Ciszses' 1ask e Leslsia.e e. 3; G.
late B. C. and n. J. Elliott.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
q Of Orleans. No. 26Os8-By virtue Of a writ Of
the Superior District Court for the parish Of
r harper late .hsli9. and by lseid late
sheriff 3 to me tIan:s<Ired | win proceed to self
GERS Exchsngs o. Royal street Between fe canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second District
H ss n at s.yv. on oessf
ACsRTAiH SQUARE OF GROUND toretb.r With
me onlid ngs ana lmpIovemt nts thereon, and all
and sppurt. nsnces thertunto belonging or in any.
wise sppertsining, s uated in GreenS,lle formerly
the Sixth District OF the cts Of New Orle anr destg
mated by the number teven:, five e pur plsn
fifteenth Of April 1895 ANA oepus ted in the sce
Of W. Y. Lewis. late notary public in New O.leans
and measuring two hundred and seventy feet iron
on Broadway street, the same front on Chestnut
street two hundred and forty feet front on W ash.
ingtOn street, and the front Oh Second street
all American measure, tog Their with the sev. MY
.Oue shares of mortgage stock thereto att che d;
being the sare property acquired by the minor
children Of Benja uin @. Elliot aud Mands Shaw,
.irginia A. Leg rand and Julia T. LeGrsnd per act
PISSED befo e Auguste Con mandeur notary pub
lie in the parish OF Jefferson. on the sixth day of
Seized in the above suit.
Terms AMI C0nditions-Tbe purchaser to furnish
. stock note for tho sum of seven hundr. and ten
dollars, falling dine the first day ofNOvember 1877
and rece wahle according to the chance of che
the purchaser to assume ali the obi CATIONS md
responsibilities Of . stOckbolder Of the Cittxens'
nh Of Louis sne, and tho ct ,ok nots furnished
to be ident with the oct Of mortgage and pledge
BY John - Chi ton and ~ifs in favor o; the Cit.
2 MS Bank Of leuie,ens, passed on the ninth Of
March, 1854. before Adoiohe Boudou.quie, notary
public in this CITY. sd with the shssifs del
Of sale In this case.
KrGENR NAGaAMAN
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George Eliot says that q young mans
eyes first open to the world when he is 10
love. This is not always So. Usually it 10
when he has gone away from home and has
bic washing sent out for the first time. and
finds among it when it is returned an old
stocking with tow stripes about the top and
long enough to pull up around his neck.
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!.
British steamship Ali e, Ellis for Liverpool
Steamship G Hewes. KiilberI. for Inaanola, in
ballast
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British ship Ohoica. Martin, from Bahia, to CT
Shepherd kco-Point
Ship Bombay, Work, 81 days from Gloucester to
SIP ,nish bark Resne'ta, Die. from Havana to PUG,
Cora kco- Sd district IS
Norwegian bark Dagmal. Have, from Stavanger
Angus. q. 10 master-lst district
Der i, to m sster-Foint
Schooner Anita. Nelson, from Port C0rtez, Hon TO
H Iawler-d districtPT
STEAMBOATS,.
Arlington. Moore. from Cincinnati
Peytona and barges. VerhOd. from Evansville
Matches Leathers from vicksburg
Martha, Bassett. from Lower Cost
Hamilton, BrethertOn, from Lower Coast
Waioon. kuz, from Lower Coast
Isabel. OPry. from Lower Cost
Blue Wing Nos. Comstock from Houmas Plant
Cameha. Hanover. from Covington-Lake Bnd
EXPORTS.
LIvRRPOOL-Steamsh ip Alice-2629 bales cotton
Is sks Oilcake II 4s3 bushels corn in bulk 1900 PCS
slaves
IMPORTS
5000 cocoanuts Il. bunches bananas 10 bbis lines
RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.
ClNC1NNATI-Steamer ArlinRt0n-290 bales cot
ton 95Osks cotton seed 10 b6ls U0rk 1903 bbs whisky
ll64 bbls -four 1850 kegs nails II hhds tobaoco as
SKIS bran and sundry produce
observation-disclosures PeytOra and b'rGee-
baes cotton 4489 bales hay Ia04 sks oats 208i SKIS
corn 973 sks bran 1856 bbls hour 10 cks meat and
sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Natches-4l IS bales cotton
3O2 sks cotton seed II sks seed cotton 355 SKIS OIL
cake and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steaner Martha-244 bbls rice
Gel sks rough rice ls6 bbls oranges and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer W HamiltOn--ll98
SKIS rough rice Is bbls moasses and sundr'ss
LOWER COASr-Steamer WalOOn-l,5 bbls rice
% skis rough rice and sundries
HOUMAS PLANTATION-Ste Steamer Blue Wing No
s. II hhds sugar "A bbls molasses ITO axis rough rice
and sun6ries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Isabel-23 hhds sugar
bbls mOlasses and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Camelia-l6 bales cotton
and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
October 20-589 baes cotton % sks seed cotton
sss Gotten $50 SKIS rough rice 1874 bbs rice lab bbls
mola ses 80 hhds sugar 208 SKIS bran 467 sks oats
and surdees
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, Oc
tOter 20-16a bales cotton geo AXIS cotton seed 425
bbls rOsin 1894 pcs meat in bulk and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TbXAS RAILROAD. DC
tOber 2o-l5 hhds sugar 60 bbls molasses and sun
dries
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EsTAsLIsHRD 1853.
A~>.a..... -

A.OteCoD ~ 4oR0l1D 1ooQDen,
aiLxyks 90. sscceseors to Chipman, nss
triee. 10 fsse in sAvance. 10 charge uniess ~
petent y granted No fess for making preiininsTy
examinations No sddi tioaal ices iof ebtainine
given to interlersocs Gases before the patsSt
once; extensions before Congress, infiineenenf
euitc In di@erent States, and ali Ntieotion apoer.
GILA0R1 co. for pamphlet Of sixty PAGE.
Oh Bounty Land Warrapts.
Tho last rep, TT Of the s:oner Of thu Can.
Srai Land Once shows 1881, So acres Of bounty
lana warrAnts outstanding. These were iseued !.
under ace Of lass and prior acts. GILMORE { co,
Where assignments are imperfect We aiye instruo.
t1ens to p EJECT them.
Unftea States General LanA Once.
Contested lsnd cases prosecuted before thu
United States General Land Office and Department..
OF Tue lnttnoi. Private land claims, mining and
Pre-enptio1 claims and homestead cases attended,
Arrears Of Pay aad Bounty.
Omcers soldiers ind sailors of the late war, or
Their heirs, are in many cases entitled to money
knowledge. Write full history Of seivice' and
close stamp 10 G1Es5RE Co.. and t fuii reply
after examination, viii be given you frea.
An ofncerA soldiers and sailors wounded, rup-
turod, or injured in the late however SLIGHTLY
CO. y "1-'s ~1A-~"
Cases proseeuted BY GILMORE GO. before the .-
Claims asd tho Southern Claims Commission.
Zach department Of our business 10 conducted
IN separate buresu, under the charge Of the sane
Prompt attention to al business intrusted to GIL
MORE L co. 10 thus secured. We desi1e to win
success BY deserving it. Address
my3l WAehin9t0n Diafrirt NJ Cnluvn
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EUGENE WAG0AMAN
SEQ 20 oc6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Olleans
Frederick BaumEartner W. Peter H.
TIL de.


OIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TBE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 898l-By virtue of writ of
s7isure . d sale to ne directed by the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the parish of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction at the MsrchshtS and
Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CuotOmhOuse streets. il the Second
District Of this city, on SATURDAY, October 81
1876, at twelve O'Clock H., the following described
OskrxIS PeRTIoy OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon, and
all rights and privilege theIetD belonging situ.
at in the Fourth DistIi. If this city, in the
SQUARE bounded by Franklin late Fulton avenue,
Felicity road, Rampant. late Hercules, and Ot
Andrew streets. designsted by tho letter on
F.. ketch or certificate Of survey made BY J. A.
DHemecou-+, surveyor Of date Of October u, 1871,
which portion Of E 0und mt asures in American
measure thirty three feet two inches i've
lines ont ON Rampant street. Thirty feet two
inches seven hDes in Wid'h in the rear BY
nj ,ety ret in depth. com aescng At . distance Of
thirtS four feet from the corner of Felicity road
and Rampant street, and 10 composed Of tho rear
lots Of ground which defend Ant acquired by pur.
chase - follows, Wis: from the successiol of
Marie Ann. alias Fiiletts Berronet, by act passed
before p. s. BeIrJn. Late . notary in this city,
December "a, 1864, and the other two from John
B. Meyers; per act passed before Joseph Coin. .
notary public in this city, on the seventeenth Of
Septe mber, 1869.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-CAsh ON the spOt.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
20 Oc6 81 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Crleana
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FOREIGN.



LIVERPOOL, October 4-The circular of
the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association
says: Cotton has been In fair demand
throughout the week, but with dull mar
ket and a continued desire to sell, the ten
dency of prices has been in buyers favor.
American has been in fair request. 1t has,
however, been freely offered, and prices
have partially declined sixteenth penny.
In Sea Island there has been more doing,
at prices one-half penny 10 wer than those
OF month since. In futures business has
been comparatively limited, and prices have
declined about one-eighth penny from last
Thursdays.
The Grain Trade,
The leading grain circular says: Under
the threa tenlng aspect of the Eastern cues
ton holders of wheat are less inclined to
part with their stocks. At the same time
there has been an active inquiry, resulting
in considerable business, chiefly for cargoes
to arrive at the daily adva1 CO OF prices
The improvement in yesterdays markets
being one to two shillings per quarter since
Tuesday.
DisaTmins the Populace.
SAN SEBASTIAN, October Ca decree
has been issued ordering all civilians pos
sessing arms to deliver them to the au-
thorites within ten days. Troops have Oc.
cupied the various forts along the frontier.
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EUGENE WA0GAMAN.
oc3l % nos n Civil sheriff of the Parish of Oriea
Citixeas' Bank ef Loaisiaaa 70, p. a.
fr0nty.

y Of Orleans, No 26,s46-By virtue of . witt
Of seizure and sale to mo directed by the hon
orable the Superior District Court for the parish
win proceed to sell 1t public auction At the Ter
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange ROYAL street
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
District sa Of this city, On oc,o
LOT 6Y GsotsD. situated in the Yauo,ure
Irene. in the sseood District Of this city. in the
And Dunn zine streets, desiGuated BY The number
two. on pan drawn BY JOurnot, architect on the
eighth day Of september, 1856. and annexed to an
Orleans. on the twenty six h day Of September.
1885, said los measuring, English measure thirty.
cne net eleven inches sevea lines fr,nt on 81.
oe sns s s -four ssSso
four hpes On the rear line, together with iii the
buildings and Improvements the reon; together
with MY shares Of morf gage stock thereto at.
defendant herein BY purchase from Bart hoiomew
Ousatte, per act passed before p. Giima notary
public IN tnis city, on the twenty seventh day Of
Term. and Conditions--The purchaser 10 fur.
nish stock n,te in favor of the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana, for tie sum of Eve han.
fret Of .sd a aa dae On
able according to the terms Of the charter
Of the Ctiz :ns Bank of Louissns, ard the bal.
ance cash; the purchaser to assume all the OBJ
~ atoms and responsibilities OF kholder o!
the Ctiaens Bank OF Louisiana and the stock note
20 fnrnished to be i'd ntifed t. the act of mort
gage, BY F Lambert aud wife 10 the Citizens Bank
Wy pubic in this CITY, on the twel tn day of DC.
tober, 1885, and viii the as sumption of said mort
gage by defendant herein, by act passed De fore
3 Grima. notary public in this CITY, dated April
b. 1867 and with tho sherffs deed Of sale In this
case.
EUGENE wAGGAMAy
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced ALSO bales
at Irregular prices, part Of the business being at
pre- iOus Ia.es and part at a fal ling OFF of sc
We revise our quotations accordingly and give also
the figures and report of the Exchange, az below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

God opsne5 at lloA oil \, against llos at New
York and ftsr limited business c'osed at 1899
ll0h, against llot in that MARKET The0 ,ales
were confined to SIS 000 embracing s 1000 at Ito 4
$1,000 at l10A, 5000 at llO%, 5000 at llO1 and
5000 1t 1llOINt. 10 ara %sl9 ~ = -.
Under the course Of gold at New York, foreisn
excha &c was irr .eul.r, and closed $40 or about
10 cent lower for sterling and nearly ?, p cart
for francs. The movement in both was mo crate.
The sales OF s'er!ing complied slo ooo, embrac-
ing el0CO bill Of ading at IS a. 2400O do at Q5 49,
snd &5oO0 do and Al o.. ar 1T IS 29k 05 30k.
The Gales of francs amounted to 465 900 CON,
merria', embrace x 25.OOO l25 600. l25 900 and
$50 coo at -, aud 40 600 1T 4 191
At the close sterling bills were quoted 1T IS ASH
as 96S for bill Of sding and Al clear. and nomi
nal for bank and hank counter sett; and francs ct
$50 for commercial end nominal for hank
Rev York sight VAS quiet and stiff ut pre-
vi W ra'es for commercial The sales com.
prised e2lSoOo embracing els 600 and $4,000
CONNIE cial and e25 900 private bankers q 4 p
cent discount; $50 600 private bankers At IL %;
eI3 600 commerciAl and $4,000 and e60,c0O bank
ct SIG, and . 5000 bank 81 81. We also noticed
,als Of $1,000 three days' commercial ai&ht on
New York at p &c 1t discount. Co.,
The banks continued to check on New York At
\ p cent discount, and commercial night vas still
quoted at y. r-.,
The following 10 the omcial statement Of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
hotels AND RESTAURANTS
A UeUsTk's
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT
No. 100 Cuse0mhouso street,
Between Royal and Bourbon.

AL the delcacies Of the season, choice wires
soirees, weddings ETC.. promptly furnished. Pri
vAte saloons up stairs Elegantly furnished rooms
to rent BY the week or month 1T moderate prices
The restAurant ie 0ysen til midnight NNl3 "