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THE RICHEST MAN LIVING IN new
YoRK.-S,ewart, Astor AID Vandei b,it are
gone. and now the richest representative
of the Oldest families Of New York is Peter
0oeles, an eccennio old bachelor who lives
on the corner Of Broadway and Nineteenth
ST eet, IN the p,ost expensive section of the
street. Goeles'. W. al, b Is estina' ed at from
twenty to thirty millions, the most vi it
having been made by his great-e, andfathrr
aud =, audi her IN the hardware trade. 1t
is the ole story : y French emigraHt com-
meuced he hardware trade before the Ievo-
iniion, aud by haid work made money.
Every dollar made was invested in farming
lands a mile or more from the store down
town, aud for three generations this has
been the rulc. What were farming lands
then are covered with sx-s'ory buildings
now, aud what the f. st Goelet boneh ht for
twenty dollars an acre is worth day hun
dreds OF thousands. There are two left of
them, Peter, the bachelor, being the best
known. He occupies several l"t~ ON the
corner Of Nineteenth street and Broadway
for a residence, the property being worth,
piobaby, two hundred ihousanG dollars:
aud lie keeps it that he may have room for
a cow. n dozen gninea-hens, stork oi two.
and u fine lot of chickens. Uncle Peter
as lie is called, has passion for this kind
of farming. aud he keeps this splendid
property idle that he may indulge his whi,n
lie doesn't put dollar into pictures or
books he HASN'T a single piece of scuip-
tuie he never travels sees anything
never takes part in amy pubiic enterprise !;
but the money that other men put inI" such
things he squandeis III cows and chickens.
Counting interest, it c"s's him twenty
thousand dollars per year to keep that COW,
which makes the milk come, | should sup
rosr al about "A dollar a drop. IT, is a
queer si.ht-a COW feeding quietly in the
business part of New York. But this is
Goeler' = whim, and PERHAPS II l. a. sensible
as many other mems wiiims. He Ii over
: vPniy. and has not child To leave his
vast estate to. His nephews and airces are
al! very rich. Gut as they have not ''Cnc!e
Peter's' quiet tastes, they Will not object
TO adding his millions to their o~n.
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E,.v il ,yet IsissoJ Household Pests.
corrpenOn1ent of the Scientific

correspondent OF Inc DcteHt ZIG
American says. | have not seen q
bel bug or q iiea in my house for many
years. If an army Uf them were TO be
brought IN mercury would speedily
ezternnase them; but think clean
l.ness the nest and perhaps the only
preventive The common house fly
do not molest, believing that it more
than cOmpensates for its trouble by
clearing the atmosphere OF efiiuvia AMI
the anlmaicules which always arise
from the putrela"tiOn Of decaying sub
sLuHces during warm weather.
80 also with the birds, which are
quite numerous during the summer.
Instead of shooting them or setting
up scdrecrows 10 frlgiIteu them away,
i throw out every possible inuuc~;nent
for til, M to build their nests IN my
frdiC trees. The birds capture large
share OF the Insects in the larva state,
AMI thus the miller< are prevented
flon Il, posting eggs for future worms
As - the loss of iruit by tie birds,
the latter are always sure To be on
hand in force in the season OF ripe
f.uit. whether they come early to take
the worms or not.
For the residue Of insects which in
fest mv vegetable gIr,len, | 6nd that
the laboratory of the chemist furnish
es mater ials TIL to them all. among
which the white hellebOre ant! cayenne
pepper are of the most utility. The
bug or worm which cannot hnd vege-
tatiun unit tvured with these articles
will seek its breakfast el,ew here and
leave g:tr,lan unm bieste.l.
y few crops of CaI bulic acid in n
pint OF water will clean house plants
from lice in very short time. III
mosquitoes or other blood suckers in
fest our sleeping rooms at night, We
uncurk bottle of pennyroral, and
thEse insects leave in great haste, nor
will they return So long rs the air in
the room is loaded with the fune of
that aromatic herb Ii rats euter the
cellar, II powdered potash till own into
their holes. or mixed With meal and
scattered in their runaways, never
fails 10 drive them away.
Cayenne pepper will keep the but
terv aud storerOoms free from ants
anjl cuckroaches. IA mouse makes au
entrance into any parI of your dwell
ing. saturate Il rag with cayenne In So
luton aud stuff 1t into hole. Witch
eau be repaired with either wood or
mortar. No rat or mouse will eat that
rag for the purpose OF opening com
munication with tile depot ot supplies.
An exchange says: "A universal
pest. III city houses, at least, Is tile
rJaciI, and here we have secret for
our housekeeping readers, which they
VIII thank Us tor revealing, namely.
tie secret of getting Ill oI YouchIs
without using ANY poisonous substance
in their determination. 1t is only
Necessary To use puiverized bOrax
pretty freely wherever tine rOaciles
live. Throw it into the cracks, scat
J'r It cn the shelves under their r,aper
covers, and in drawers and other
ltuuts Of the reaches. and within
see. Z H,l pnZais an .ntuWulog'st 20
discover even the fossil remains of
20 o."1 - " 4, N e'ouse. No.iiuy
r'H.l he .,rrs cie:tnty Juau this n,>a-
l.ue compound, AMI i, is held in ab-
Lorreuce only by ruaches. red ants and
Other like creatures, whose dIsappro-
Val compliment to 1t"
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EsyABLsaED 1869.
y. .. 81 a. n. Lacey,
AttoTreys-at-LaW.
S29 SeCeuth ST.. E'0sainGto9i, ID. e.

SSS .SeCeiitH fJt-- W NSHt"CeVF's IL. Ss
gnvensors.
We procure patents in all countries No hTTo7-
rpv ps4s ~ .nyaecK No cnNrge uul, IS rhe
u,,eut Ia TAINTED No fecs Tor ma kiny preiimin-
ary organizations No additional fees Tor "htnln-
ing and conduct n reheRrtng - eciaf attention
given 10 Interference ascs before u atent oi-
hce Extensions before Congress. INFRINGEMENT
ssnIis in ,ti.r.nt states and all litigation appcr-
tr;lpinz to Inventions or Patents SSD 8 AnP
FOR PANPHLT GIVING PULL iNsrRucTioNs.
NHssea states ".rasn"o sep F'fhrhs@-
Claims prosecuted in The Su rene Court OF the
Un';ed States Court of lains : our o. .otin. "a.
sicners Of n laba ma Claims FiVut hern tl"us 'cnl-
uissiou and all classes of c,aims boiore Tie
Executive Departments.
Arrssrs ARRAY nud P""nfy
OPP cyRs sor Dies. and SAILORS OF the lat
war ar their heirs are in many cases entitled 20
money from the Governments OF which thty have
NJ sno~le'lxe q" rie uil history ni Itu &
close 1t MP aud q uli reply after examination,
viii be gwen you without charge
Een-Ions
All nfcers s.,1fier~ and solo's wounded rur
tureei or Injured in he late however sIs btIy,
are ehtiiIcd to, and can obtain a pension.
Ua;t.a .rasr> Grn.r.si su,.s Office.
Contested Land Gases. Private Land Claims
ecutei before the General Land once and De
partinent OF the Interior.
Land - arraEfs.
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants and
we invite correspondence with all par,ie having
anv tor sale and We full and xpleit instructions
where assignments are Imperfect
We conduct OuT business N separate bureaus
ha wing therin the clerical assis aHce of abe nd
peri, need lawyers and live our clust 81 personal
gu pervsion to eve y imrortG' paper ,r pared n
each ctse. PromptesI attention thus secured to
all business entrusted us. Address
s. & AP.L EY Attorneys.
VASE sNGTON. ID O.
Any person desiring information ~ to the stand
W i'll. on request. be furuishei with satisfactory
reference Ia MS vicinity Congressional distriet.
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INSTINCT OF WILD GLESE-TleN
Louis Rspubhcan saws: DR. LanFI
ford, who re,uruei u 1ar nr tT1 sirsI
from the south eastern bat H,ht>-a.sI
mention, The IullpHiu- rl.i'l, iad l|
natural history. lie gives tte sae'
inent on the authority OF Al. W *
Smith, "A lea ling farmeraa} u..sI l'
ing near Morley. IN Nc1ttcumf. 10
\ bout 4 year ago Mi. Sm.,h c4.l'I
two Young wild geese aud raised l.rl
with the balance of his domestic =
lingS. The wild ones became 4it
tame and took kindly 20 The changes
civilized life. Tn " adapted Their la''
its to the ordinary delight oi Lue 'a'l
ward, and SWAN In the pn'd VITA .-'
tame geese. without shoHins ad.'H'-
tiun to go OH a wild goose r.ia't. a.
length. about the 4Ju olNoy,m'eT, L5
weather began - change, ani"l.5' |
ing domesrlratei scme eight na'.'
e. liz WIN l. lOH - l'lN'ltl
stinct 10 seen Il More sunny c,Ag '- -
the approach OF winter. ~j'rtao 'i-.
wings to the breeze and starred "' .
migratory tour. hynE s'nl I"'l.
Their departure WIS nHtdfai ',l ,-, =.
be expected. After an aif~thre %. ~.
months. early in January, g''1' ".
Mr.. Smiths surprise &" bn." '' :, =
ting up one morning thi' ,'5 N
will geese had + turnr' l' ''t' ~,
hauntS on his farm l tN u.' '
l. turned, hut eleven m' r. VIA
came with them a~yI>it"rN. SD Cd ~
piloted safely from Snm S'i-.'-.- .,
YOU. The new comcr- m''' , ,-l
selves at home. ami were ir' a.' '. ~
led 10y the children. lhrt S''',
TO the mill at feetlin- timel' e. III
rations, AMI gabbiel aIi to-'''5'' 49,.
put ON all the airs ~ e'''.'A. -.
who have ha6 a gD5t m'''l '.'.'-
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CHARCOAL is the attest rem. i.,iag ,
hurns 4. is said that ~ ,rrp ia'
piece of cold charcoal on the 'D
pain will subside st once.
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Something 46oUt the Ant.

Not content with having DESTROYED
some trad tIunul b-lieis OH the subject
OF bees, Sly john Lubbock Is now at.
tacking the reputation Of the ant
According to sir Juun. it would ap-
pear that the dItierant species OF ants
nd there are about TU0-'lave
strongly CJntrastel moral character
lstICs.' Some aie uistngul Sned by
bravery, some by cuwar,llce, some are
industrious, some are strihlu9lr idle.
They IRE too lazy even To iee,l them
Selves Or clean them selves and Sir
John Lubhuck found That To keep
them alive it WAS Necessary to put "a
few slaves for an hour or two every
day iuto the case in which they were
confined, IN order that their domestic
arrangements i4ht be attended to.
Ihey are said ~ be very stupid with
reg tf,l to l1cdlitv Sir j Ohm Lubbock
has tried putting Il store OF food to be
reached by passing over lILtle card
board bridges AM he ioun that slight
~ shifting a bridge batfied them.
They never til d To push the bridge,
or even To make use Jf supply ui
fine mould put ready to help tnem fill
the gap They "cranei" nI II Jump ot
about one third of an inch, AMI pre-
Ter ed going "a circuit Ut eighteen leet.
Just as Il cautious Ii,ler TO hounds
might make drtoar of 81, erai fields
u tahe advantage of a line ot gates.
II !s mistake, too, to suppose that
ants will take care of distressed
friend Sir john Lubbock tried Just
covering an ant with mould where
many wele passing and repassirg
Not one took any notice OF him
They have, however Il singular power
"t recognizing each other. as WAS test
cd by plscing thirty II .pxicated friends
in company with thirty Intoxicated
strangers together in nest The
ants were at first much puzzled with
the sad spectacle However. tw vent,
of the friends were taken into the nest,
five were thrown INTO the water, ami
others neglected On the other hand.
tSen four of the thirty strangers
were thrown into the water at once,
aid Of the six taken into the nest by
IN stake. iour were afterwards found
to be str: ngers, and were then taken
out aud thrown into the water also.
BLACK TEETH in pigs being the
cause of sickness or disease. though
very co.1mol belief among farmers. is
pronounced most thorough bunhug
by Dr Johnson. distinguished and
veterinariau. 1t is a hsr',ar-
pms practice. relic Of Old time igior-
ince add Superstition to knock out
.i,ese Mack teeth "a L ueaus of cure
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JOHNST0WN SAVINGS BANK f!
30 linton ST.. IohnetoWn. Pa

TO linton st.. JohnttoWn, Pa
CHARTERED SEPT. II. 1870. DEPOSITS
y received of all sums not less than One Dollar
Ircsent rate OF interest. six cent. Interest 10
due in the mouthF of June and December. and IL
not withdrawn is added to the deposit. thus com
pounding twice year without troubling the de.
positor call or even to esent the deposit hook.
Money loaned on Real Estate. Preference with
liberal rates and long time given 20 borrowers of.
fering first mortgages on In rms worth four more
times the amount OF loan desired. u Jod ference
perfect titles. etc. required.
This corpprttio is exclusively Savings Bank.
No commercial deposits received. nor discounts
granted. No loans on personal security.
Blank aDilicaJio for hoTT weTs. COPIES Cf the
rules. bylaws ami special law relating to Jhis
Bank sent to any address desired.
TnUsrsEs-James Cooper. Davi Dibert. &. B.
Ellis. \. !. Halves F. ". Hay, John Lowman, II.
Baurner, jr., Daniel Mclaughlin. u. e. MurrelI
James McIiiIen. James Morley. Lewis Putt.
a. Buggs. Conrad Suppes, George 4 SwaDk, and
". w walters
DANIEL 7. NOR tELI, President
FRANK DiPERT Treasurer.
Cirrus ELDER Solicitor 1873, 'T5.- ly.I
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A CERTAIN EEkDACliE eiiRE,

ARNLESS NEGETABLE PREPARAT. oS,
"a an The discovery OF "a physician. The Vie; or
Headache Powder has been proven q positively
sure cure lor the most distrcssn case: Of Sick
Nervous HenuHchc MuTniu. sickness and
rilvia single powder &C utiiN curing in ton
tninu; IS when all 9th T means ltil " nave had
p wonderful experience with IL and the teu cert
trial pack of TWO powders can be Iva by address
In the proprIetOrs. =. r. II sLFY q 20. SAI,r NJ
j. who viii! cb-ertCliy IN IL them pusf- pa d. or
hy applying 10 LEMAoN Il NJ ~ RAY EheIsiiurg.
AM DruZg!s everywhere anu IL is with We /
mrrted connieuc- they offered a u ,hOroug,
cure for all dtsJresscs Ui the head. l. 2-lyI
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Ayers Cathart;c Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all deranCe.
mcnts Iii the stoIn-
aCil. liver, and bow
els. The are a mild
aDer'rn., and an
excellent puT-atiVc.
Beng purely vegc-
table, they contain
no nercuTy or NINE
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
ed ~ flaig timely
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\ EXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
Cooking Stoves
Heating Stoves.
TIN, COPP5R & SHEET Iron WAR

Having recently taken possession of the new
~ fitted up ana cOmmodiuus buiiding on HiVh
street two doors east of the Bank and ncariN
opposite the Mountain House. the subscriber is
better prepared than ever to- Itufacturc all
articles in the TIN. COPPER ana SHEF'r-IitON
WARE line, all of which will he furnished 10
hIIyers dt the very lowest living prices
The subscriber also proposes to Keep fuIi
IiIl varied assortment of
Cooking. Parlor ard Hea'irg Stoves
of the most approved designs.
TSFOUTINti and ROOFING made to order
and warranted perfect iu manufacture and ma
tcTial. REPAIRING promptly attended 70.
All work done by me will be done right tnd
on fair terms, and all SfDN ES ana WA RE SOLD
by me can toe depended upon as to quaIitr and
cannot tie undersOld I'm price. A cOntiutIauc,
ind increase of patronage il respectfully soIici
ted, and no effort will he wanting a. render en-
tire satisfaction to all.
VALLIE LUTRING
Ebensburg. Oct. 10. fs10.-tf.
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T He BEST TSILVER-PLATED WARE
-s.1 in the market a: 25 per cent less than
CT retail I,rices- Sold for cash ~
t6-lS 75.-tf.j HUNTLEy'S
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- LACKSMITHS, HCNTLEY will sell
80 you Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Car
ri"xe Bolts. Bar Irnn. Nail Rod, Cast Steel Sc
VERY LOW FOR CASH.
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I IOCSEKEEPERS, GO TO HUNT
80 LEY'S aud buy the BLANCHARD
~ uKN. th'' hest in the W Drld. Sold for CASH
at manufacturers prices.
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'UNTLE1 will sell You WALL PA
80 PER cheap, if not choaper. than
ANY other utnleI in Eht.nshurg. and trim IL into
the t"rg"iu without extra charge.
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HARPENTERS. GO TO HUNTLEY'S
~ aud hny your TOOLS and BUILD NG
HABDWA AXE. Pay cash aud wave ~ per cent.
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Above low Change,

Below high water mark Of 1874
NELSON GOROM,
Sergeant Signal Service. q. S, A
Arrivals.
Isabel, Natchez, Big Sunfower
Departures.
Eva, John Fl. Hanna Gov. Allen.
To Arrive.
Mary Ida, upper coast; Martha, Eva. Alvin,
lower coasg; W. J. Beban, G. Ell. Durfee, Red
river; Henry Tee, Donaldsonville: Molie
Moore. 81. Louis.
Clear and very pleasant yesterday.
Business fair.
Capt4. H. L. Lee and Geo. NJ. Woods arrived
ye efday.
Capt Jerry Sullivan is in command of the
Acme, running fr m Trenton up.
he John Wilson arrived at Cincinnati Tues
day morning, and will leave for here the first of
the coming week.
Frank Har ison, q well known Ouachta river
pilot diet Thursday night.
J he Isabel arrived Yesterday morning from
the coast with O broken shaft.
. kilograms to Gait Aiken f ON Captains Trus-
low, K runs, Wilkinson aud BOardman report
80 inches at Spur el Point, "a inch at Short
way, and only 80 inches in Alexandria reach
As the Alexandria is now On the way, with
means provided by he company to build dams
at these and 0 her shoal places. it is t. be hoped
that in a very short time more favorable reports
may b. rec 5ived.
The great Match Q arrived on tire with 1907
ba es cotton and 1888 lacks seed and leaves as
usual, to day, FIR Vicksburg.
Capt. Frank Bergeron will command the St
John, leaving next Wednesday for Baton
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PROPOSALS FOR LEyEE WORK.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 4
state of Louisiana,
NnrY- Gptnoua Soyst o. fef7 Z

~
state of Louisiana,
New Orleans, sept. %, 1877.
Sealed proposals will b. received at this office
until WEDNESDAY October 10. at IL m. for the
construction Of the following levees:
Port Barrow. parish OF Ascension.
McHatton's, parish of East Baton Rouge.
Marengo, parish Of Concordia.
Henders on's, parish Of C1ncordia
Bayou Marine, parish of Pointe Coupee.
Harlem, parish Of Plaquemines.
Plans, profiIee and specifications Of the above
work will be ready for in pection at the State
Engineers office between the fifth and tenth OF
October.
Proposals shall be addressed to the under-
signed and each on indor-ed for the Dartieu-
ar ievee on which the bid is made.
The board reserves to itself the right to reject
any or all bids.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor and President Of the Board OF ssate
Engineers. sen
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Money continues in active demand. bOfh Tor
commercial and speculative purposes. On col
lateral loans 10a12 per cent i freely paid. whilst
good commercial paper L. difficult to negotiate.
except. at outside rates., The extensive move
m"nt in State and city securities, but more
especially the former, has absorbed n large
amount of capital hitherto used for Investment
In commercial payer. and the available re-
sources Of our banks and bankers find unusual
iy active employment.
The following are the official quotations Of the
commercial paper 120- ., cent discount: Al do
and second grads do nominal: loans on collat-
erals 1o@l2: Al mortgages 100. and second
Owing to the scarcity of cash Gold. the mar
ket has ruled throughout the week a owe tne
parity Of New York; to-day. under the decline
there. it receded to last Fricay's rates. The
movement has beer mole ate. Under he course
Of Dome tic Exchange and bills at New. York
F e I, Exchanga has snoyn , marked falling
+ SIC in sterling and 1a@1ls y cent in francs.
The movement in both ha4 been light In con-
sequence of more liberal offerings. bank sight
on New York has given way 4 y cent. and ON
mercial sight 7G@5-16. Stocks continue quiet.
State Consols closed to day U cent lower than
lat Friday. and Premium Bonds VAS u cent
Scrip and Coupons sh w little change since last
week, while State Warrants have declined D
cent.
New York. and after limited business closed
at the opening rates In both markets The sales
wer.' confln"d to $4,000, embracing $4,000 a.
1925, $4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 at 1881. and $4,000 at
1O3a.
Serlng gave way 1ac91c and francs y y cent.
The only snle of sterling reported was fO0O
bill of lading at 1885,
TIL" safes Of francs comprised 5000 CONNER
cia at 5.13A.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 4s71a
@4ss1s for bill of lad,ng and Al clear, and .@4a3
for bank (bank counter rate -@4931s) and francs
at +. 1905 1914 for commercial
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
comprised $74 900, embrarin1 $1,000 commercial
al TIC y cent discount. SGT 900 private bankers
at a. 900 bank at Sic and $4,000 bank at a.
The banks continued 10 check on New York
at var and commercial was still quoted at q
ii
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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To-day's exports We're by the river.
Recein proper since last evening 1923 bales
against 1875 on last Friday and 6o21 last year.
For compa alive tota,s for the past three days
expors and receipts see above report.
TOB ACCO-We did not hear of a transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated at
$50 hhds. We continue to quote as follows:
Inferior Tugs 3Gg3l4c, low lug 34ag3adc. med um
4@41ac, good to fine 4A@54c, low leaf 6@7c,
medium 8@9c. good 10@11c, fine 11h@12c, and
selections 121a@14e.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /, 1877 1884
Arrived past hrea days. .-....-...... 50
Arrived previously ......----..-.....- COT geo
9,244
Exported past three days. ...........none
Exported previously. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2.436
Broken up for billing. city con Jump
ton, etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 150- 1886
Stock on hand. etc. Observation-Disclosures. 6.658
FREIGHTS-We mentioned in our last report
that 900 bal s cotton had been engaged by n
steamship to arrive at 15-32d for Liverpool which
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CON N EREBAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
TridaY ENeninQ Oct & 1877.

C0TT0N-The sales to day mot including 90
bales addional ye. terday) embracing 1900 bales
at sill stronger prices requiring an advance O
partial sc in Good Ordinary and the grades
above. Our figures for TIL lower grades are
entirely nominal, but revise them in accor
dance with The general improvement. We
give al 0 the figures and report Of the Ex
change a. below:
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday, October 6. 1877.
Daily report OF the stage OF water, with change
at d. m:
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)ckS continued quiet.

bLUI'kS UbI THTVL.
State Con- oIs we're still quoted at s1@814.
Premium Bonds were a y cent higher, closing
at 33S@3}A
City s rip was quoted at 1904 for 1874 and
1876 issues. and 45GGl7 for 1875.
Half paid City Coupons ruled at 1906, and
State Warrants 87@89
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General Exchange
quotations. quotations.

The favorabls tenor Of the kilograms strength
tensions together with light offerings checked
the movement at the opening. and the sales
during the morning were Of limited extent,
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Save your money by purchasing your china
and crockery at DINERS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Friday Evening, Oct. 8. 1877.
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