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MesA'rs. Wood and Dean clerks, leaves to-rnor-@
roy a. 10 10 q. ~. for the upper coast.
The Big Sunfower. Aleek Trousdale master.
for the Atohafalaya, through to Washington.
The u. Il. Durfee, Richard Sinnott MASTER
Geo. U. Hamilton clerk. leaves tomorrow at
E I; orc "Nhous 'al' 'or AleAanarla and GRAND
The Ouachiia Belle, John G. Libano In com,
mand. will arrive this evening. and leave to-
The New Orleans aud Red River Transports
ton Company's steamer Bonnie Lee, Noah
Scoyell master. ". H. McChesney clerk, 10 re-
ceiving to leave Tomorrow. positively. for He'd
river.
Commercial. October o:
MEMPHIS. Oct s.-The A. J. Baker aud three
barges. twelve days, from st. Louis. passed
The receipts of cotton continue less than one.-
third OF the amount received at the same dats3
last year. The ripening crop, though SO back
ward. is in favorable condition, and the yield
will be large. Last weeks light frost did no
harm.
The Yaeger and two barges went south nc
days aground at Bulletin Bar, and came in at
sunset, having been compelled to put out nearly
her entire cargo before floating: She declines
will get several hundred bales OF cotton, 150tons
OF hay and other freight. The Coahomo went
ont to night. CARRYING deck passengers fre8.
This Is to whip the Cheek out OF the Heien1
st. Louis Republican. October 0:
The whole OF the effects recovered from th8
terday. Capt Thorwegen secured eapstan. hog
chains and some other things, which he will
work into his new boat, the Iron World. r. w.
Dugan bought four OF the eight steel boilers.
by Telegraph
VrCKsBUHa, Oct Ito Brttton d EppIer Nsvv
Orleans. Yazoo will arrive sunday and leave
Monday for Yazoo positively;
e. ~. IhULpOl , MhS.oE.
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spinners that day were on the market like a
flock Of sheep.
India Cotton Crop aud the India Famine.


flock Of sheep.
India Cotton Crop aud the India Famine.
Financial Chronicle.l
A correspondent writing from Mobile asks
us the following which covers points others
Fs yon ps ms Gs u ough
valuable paper, II the present famine in India
embraces any part, or oil. Of the cotton-grow-
ing belt; and, II So how far the plant Is adj
''''N'>' 90 WING '-' y '' &c. e. &Co."
This inquiry appears to raise three ques-
tions, and we answer them In the order that
they are suggested:
/. The famine referred to was last year, and
Is this year In Southern India, and confined,
we believe, almost, II not entirely, to the
Madras districts. There has been this year,
the small rainfall In almost the whole cotton
section; but the last week In August this was
relieved, as our Bombay. cable dispatch OF
August 81 showed. During that week the
country around Kandeish, the Berars, Guze-
rat, etc, the rain was heavy and continuous,
and the crop prospects, therefore, in all that
region were, at our latest advices, excellent
Other rains have fallen since, and 1T Is now,
we believe, only In the Madras districts that
the drouth prevails. The total exports OF cot
ton from Madras In any average season, with
fair prices, would be from 10000 bales to
100000 bales of 300 pounds average weight.
In 1876 the imports into Great Britain from
Madras were 1877, 41O bales. OF course the
famine has not wholly destroyed the produc-
ton in this section, but only curtailed 1t. Last
years famine will result in decrease OF the
shipment from Madras during 1877. accord
ing to the best authorities, Of about 100000
bales. ,
Q. The new season in India begins with the
monsoon which usually breaks in the Central
Provinces about the 18th Of June, and con-
tinues, with Interruptions, for about four
months. It is considerably later In the Mad
ras districts. The cultivators in the Central
Provinces prepare the soil early In June, by
running over 1t the "burkhur," q light, native
grubber, and sowing operations begin imme-
diately AFTER or on the first subsequent break
of fine weather. This is the case in the
earliest India districts; elsewhere the plant
ing Is continued all along to and into October,
and sometimes even later.
8. AS result Of the above facts, the present
stage of growth of the plant may be easily
understood. In some places the seed is not
yet In the ground and In others the plant is
well advanced. The planting in the Madras
districts averages, we believe, about Septem-
Der. But the shipments from that quarter
are already reduced to SO low a point that the
present famine cannot in any event material
ly affect next years supply.
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Ordinary 17,4@17k tgold). fair 1s1a@1sAo. good

26ts192Okc. prime 10s4@2tc p d.
BUTTEH Ali grades are plentiful but choice.
for which the demand is good. while there is 10
demand for other grades. We quote. Choice
New York creamery saga3c; choice dairy $50
soc: good do 25@27c: fair do g2025c; choice
Western creamery 32@33c: choice dairy 22@23c
good dairy 18@2Oe; choice repacked 16@18c
good repaeked 14@15c y ID.
CHEEsIThere is none on the market and
would command 15c; New York cream iec:
English dairy 161ac; nutmeg IKE; Young
America 22c: pine apple 22c y ID. $50 boxes
choice Western factory sold at lac v H..
review Of yesterday: sa5 bbls -four, 100 bbls
whisky. 20 lerces hams, 80 tierces lard, 6 casks
bacon, A boxes bacon, 100 bbls corn meal 10
sacks oats, 100 bales hay, Is hhds sugar, 10 bbls
molasses. 1872 bbls apples, 10 kegs butter. 100
boxes cheese, los boxes candles 200 bbls onions.
724 bbls potatoes, $3.50 bbls rice and so bbls
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Exports since our
review OF yesterday: 1o4g .bbls flour. 60 bbls
pork, 400 casks bacon, "a tierces lard, bbls
whisky, 80 bbls corn meal, 917 sacks corn, 1884
sacks oats, 4se sacks bran, bales hay. JOG hhds
sugar 81 bbls sugar. SIS bbls molasses, SIG bbls
rice 1856 sacks Coffee 10 bbls apples "a kegs but
ter, So bbls potatoes. 176 sacks salt and bbls
onions.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Thursday Evening, Oct. IL. 1877.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Under the heavy offerings for discount. and
the lessening of the supply of currency to meet
the demand for the. country. the money market
appeared to be working closer to-day. our out
lateral loans being easily obtained. In the face,
however OF this, State Consols and Premium
Bonds continued to be remarkably well main
tanned. and. in fact. were stronger to-day than
Yesterday, both closing at an advance Of fully d
~ cent.
Stocks exhibited little animation or auotable
variation buyers and sellers !. being somewhat
Scrip. Coupons and Warrants were. Ii anything,
In sympathy with the course Of the market at
New York Gold and Foreign Exchange were
stronger at the opening than Yesterday, but
subsequently receded and closed at about pre-
vious rates. The movement in both was limi ed
Several banks reduced their drawing rate to d
. cent discount while the rest maintained y.
Commercial sight was unchanged.
We continue to quote: Exceptional CONNER
eial paper -912 v cent per annpm discount;
laterals at 1922: AL mortgages 100. and Sec
ond grade nominal.
:. Gold opened at 1o21s@1os. against 1Os at New
1o2h01o2a against 1929 in that market, where
it touched 1885 during the interim The sales
summed up $4,000, embracing $4,000 at 1925.
$1,000 ct 102salo2a. and $4,000 and $4,000 at l02zs,
and $4,000 at 1o3.
Foreign Exchange was stronger at the OPEN
ing, but closed at about previous rates. The
at 4ss, and 10000 commercial francs at :.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 4ss
@4se for bill of ladiDg and Al clear, and -@492
bank, thank counter rate -@4921s). and francs
at 8. 16ha@5.155s for commerce |.
Several banks reduced their checking rate y
p cent. while the rest nd commercial sight
was UNCHANGED. The sales COMPRISED SIS 900,
at y y cent discount. 600 private bankers at
1882 and $50 900 do at T-16
The banks checked on New York at s@s y
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State Consols and Premium Bonds were high
or. the former closing Mt 81@S1k against s1ps1 a
y. sterday, and the latter at 33sa@337s. against
33k@s3k.
City Scrip closed at -6e33la for 1874 issues
at --@47 for 1875 and -@33 for 1876.
Halt-Paid City Coupons were quoted at "a
35 Il, and State War ants at $500.
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HOSIERY! HOSIERY HOSIERYI
BUY YOUR
Hosiery at DanZiger's.

= Ladies'. Mems and Children's HOSIERY OF all
qualities. coiors and grades
HOSIERY for Men. Ladies and Children at 10.
As and zoe pair. We also take occasion to in
troduce orr new stock Of fine French and
German Hosiery. In all colors and patternss
sure to please all visitors.
In our new store we shall continue to offer
Great Bargains In all kinds of DRY GOODS,
and hope to merit by courteous attentions
continuance Of your kind patronage. The
upper part OF our store, containing large
stock OF
CHOICE DRY GOODS.
Is open for the reception of wholesale buyers.
Samples sent to all parts of the country freq
OF charge.
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The market opened under the der res ion
caused by the unfavorable tenor OF the, Liver
pool and Havre kilograms and although there
was a pretty. fair inquiry 1t was mostly from
buyers who claimed concessions of 15@Ae. most
Of them the latter, which factors were unwilling
checked by parties being unable to come o.
gether. yet the sales up to y. m. reached 1000
the additional transactions reported not ex-
ceeding 600 bales, making total for the day as
no ed above, Of 1900.
bulk of the sales were at decline of &c, with a
pa ut 1s@4c Some authorities quoted Mid
ding at 1oa@11c, but anything under 1919 we
regarded as exceptional. Low Middling, bend
ers, sold at 10ae.
The dispatches reported Liverpool as opening
dull and easier but not quotably lower, and at
bales. and arrivals 1-16d lower. closing dull !:
Havre dull at decline of 1 franc on Tres Or
dnaire spot, and francs in Low Middling
afioat and New York clos ng easier at pre-
vious rates for spots and lower for futures
which at noon showed decline of 1-1oo@9-1ooc
ana ts s ne} W"
8-1O0cl in Octobers, 10 1DGT11-100c in Novembers.
s-1oo09-1ooc in Defenders to Mays, and IL 1ooc
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared $500 bales, embracing 6572
for Liverpool. 226o for Havre 315s for the North
sea. 222 for Bremen and 177s for coastwise ports,
leaving in presses agreeably to its account at
At noon to-day MMidkdiIng vas quoted Ct Gal.
S6StDu lu/sc, ut loIdNylo/BC,
nah at 10Ac. at Charleston at 104(9107sc, at Will
mington at lO5sc. at Norfolk at 10z@l1c, at Balti-
more at 1901 &c, at New York at 11sc. at Bos-
ton at IKE. at Memphis at 1056c. at Augusta at
1O16@10hc, at Philadelphia at 11s4c, at Cncin-
natl at II &c, and at st. Louis at lie.
The Exchange reports: SALES 1900 bales.
Market easy at quotations"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September j. 1s77......- 21.568
Arrived since last statement. 6y515
Arrived previously. ...........-. 50.996- 57,54
1902
Cleared to-day. ................... none
Cleared previously. .......-.....- 3e,458- 36,45S
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
Stock same time last year ............... 99.1A
Receipts proper since last evening 5oo1
bales, against 1903 on last Thursday and
6101 last year, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening OF 1884 bales, against 1851 last
week and 27 All last year. Total since August
81. 64e3 bales against 90 1888 last year-decrease
81, 400.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL yesterday to 10 m. day
800 bales against 10 last week and ID 5S last
year. and since Friday IS, 038 bales against IS o3
last week and 114.t31 last year. Total since Au-
gust 81, 239.743 bales, against 439s428 up to
Wednesday noon. October II, last year decrease
199 685.
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday, inelusivel to
Great Britain 24355 bales, against 1921 last
week and 1888 last year, ard TO the Continent
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cent discount and commercial sight was quoted
at ha7 16.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BEFORE FIRST CALL.
$4,000 Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 33k
5000 do ..................- 33S
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
10 900 State Consols OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 813s
10000 do ................... Sfh
SECOND CALL AT 1916 P. M.
$4,000 Premium Bonds ..........-.......- 1915
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
5000 State Consols. Observation-Disclosures s1b
$4,000 Premium Bonds. 33A
1000 Old City Consolidated Bonds. .-... 81
AFTER THIRD CALL,
10000 Premium Bonds. .................- 33A
CRESCENT CITY OPEN STOCK BOARD.
SECOND CALL AT 12:45 P. M.
S5 900 Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 33a
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
5000 State Consols. ...................... 811s
5000 Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 33Ss
500 Warrants, 1876. .-....-..........-... "a
THIRD CALL AT $3.50 P. M.
5000 Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures. s37E
10000 do do ................... 337s
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !

IHUTBUHy EVbHIUR, UCI IT. 1871.
COTTON-The sales TO. day embraced 1900
bales at irregular and still easier prices, re-
guiring reduction OF sc In our Quotations
for some grades and sake In others. We give
ri o the figures and report of the Exchange, as
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REHABILITATION.

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sfMud I'M men UGH y ~
ldbnd.ndh nd a louisiana gO td w
|ThhBmr h rauedt ud yl p pc ad y
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Friday. October IL. 1877. !
Daily report Of the stage of water. with changes
at D. M:
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DANZIGER's
N e w s T O r e !.
157 Canal Street,
BETWEEN BOURBON AND DAUPHINE.
Extraordinary Attractions
THIS w EEK.
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ooTToNs,
BELOW LAST YEARS PRICES.

Having made large purchases OF the abOvo
goods late In the spring when these goods were
od ysra o es w We sa th1 c em t s
FLANNEIs. white. red and all shades. at 1se.
: Extra fine duality FLANNEIIs at SOC and sse q
CANTON FLANNEIs as low as &c yard.
BLANKETS at 81 and so q pail. up TO tha
fnest French Blankets. all much below their
Splendid COTTON at SC yard.
1m%sPss sss$rs$sns # ezSssih l ERhs JEANS.
oSSAboRfMs; W Fi fafcE & astonishing
DRESS CO0Dsi DRESS G0oDsl
beautiful Fall CAIIgoEs at SO yard.
New Fail PERCALES at 10 and &c d yard.
xa1a Tds ral PEa MES d, as tc yard
French FMPREss CLOTHS. MERINOs.
CASHMERES. DELAINES. In all shades.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
T Torss siss Il T 8 ELSA at $, Dozen
Immense assortment OF TOWELS. In all prices
Nottingham IAUEs at all prices from 1oc . yard
2g h ana ' sl FL e5 fs ssg z + p M
we beg to recommen this Department 70 our
customers as he will find II complete IL g
the cheapest ever offered.
BLACK GOODSl BLACK GOODSi
Our immense sale OF these goods, from the
fact that we guarantee the color and wear has
Induced us to make extraordinary large Dur-
chases.
Just Received:
100 pieces OF the celebrated IMPERIAL
ALPACAS." Of which we are SOLE AGENTS.
Black ALPACA6 at zoe. 25e and 3Oc a yard.
Black ALPACAS. In all grades. up to 81 s0a
yard.
Black gAsHMEREs, DDEzL.AINEs, B0MBA-
ZINES, Henrieta CLOTHS, at all priees
Samples for comparison freely given, not
only in his, but In all departments OF our estab
lishment.
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l0.lj TO ll:30 A. NJ.
5000 U s SIS. Isl. reg. 1Oo7<
$4,000 Us SIS. currency. l2jlS
2OOO U D 6's, cur. DO l24X
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week e444s boxes. The cheese market was In
same condition as butter We quote state at lu,fe .
.as M western % a. Egg, ksesp: .ss ee,s
and weak We quote:-Long Island New Jersey and
by, 20c. 2c- State and Psnnsyvsnia 2oc Western,
RIcEA steady market for domestic with fair dem and
We quote :-csroina, fair 63Sc. exc good 6c. 67sc
prime S;sc Ie Louisiana fair prime, eye 7'sc
antnA .,fc' Isc, currency; Rangoon, In bond 3aic
SUGAR The market tor s,tl dull and nominal
lio hhds melado sold At eye kenned closed quiet and
steady We euoIei Fair refining. ss good do. do.
9hc Cuba, grocery. fair 10 choice 9ssc loc, do.
ccnrliuga hhds and boxes, Nos 20 IL. Vse lo1sc
molasses hhds and boxes Sc &c Porto Rico. refining.
9sc loc refined standard A. IU7sc lie or A. iOsc.
lo1sc crushed llssc powdered. li,sc rranulated
low extra Cs ssc. e7se. other grades including cs
srnARIsE.--Tns market was dull.
market steady but quiet Sales 900 lbs ut SIZE
Whisxsr- sr-Receipts-9 bbls. Tho market dull, but
noninay unchanged; quoted at I'll 10. 49,
FRkIcrs ia grain charerlng tonnage was fairly
actve and rates In general were steady Engagements
To Liverpool. per stesm 1000 bushels grain as even
a5s. TO xvonmouth per steam 1900 bushels grain or
grain. 3D.; so hhds tsllow on private terms
ChartcrsAn Austrian bark hence Cork for orders with
5000 quarters grain, 5A Cd Norwegian bark, hence
20 Cork FOR orders with 5000 quarters grain 5s Cd
Norwegian bark hence to Cork for orders with 800
dcrs with 5000 quarters grain. 5s I'D swedish bark
hence to Copenhagen with 900 quarters grain. 5s sd
600 quarters grain Italian bark hence Cork
for orders with 4oOo quarters grain vt S. AID German
bark lat Boston) Bremen with 900 bbs refined
petroleum at IS september clearance; German ship
IRON phadelphia 20 Bremen Antwerp, with 500 bIs
refined petroleum at is I'D, options OF Baltimore 3s
lOad an Austrian bark hence to Aexandria with II 200
the Baltic, with 100 bbs do. a. Cd Italian brig
from Baltimore to Antwerp with 2.7O0 bbs do Vt 3s ed
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, 1-16C. HIaHER FUTURES CLOSED
B,RELY sTEADY-FLoUR QuIET-wHEAT DULL
AND EAsIER-CORN LowER-oATs DULL
wHIsKEY NOMINAL--PoRK EAsIER-LARD
EAstKR-PETRoLEUM sTEADY-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE rIRM-ROsIN NOMINAL -oILs QUIET
COFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR NoAIINAL-FREIGRTs
QUIET.
SATURDAY, July 2s-6P.M.
more cheerful aspect is assumed by business
affairs and values are becoming more settled tho
strike troubles blow over In cotton there Is n lair
movement fol spinning at advance Of 1-1Gc whllo
futures closed barely steady. Naval storos quiet.
Petroleum steady. Coffee quiet but steady. Sugar
nominal. Oils quiet whskey nominay unchanged. Flour
dull and easy Wheat quiet and also easy Corn
easier. Oats dull and 20 lower Freishts quiet
CorFEE.-The market for Rio steady. with snlcs Of
coffee quiet. We quote :-ordinary cargocs 1870
l6alc fair do. 19c. good do 1896 prime do ioslc.
2oc extreme range for lots l6ac 2lc Santos fair
good s&c l9i4c gold 90 days; Java government. bags
23c 2ic. do. mats 24c. 26c. Singapore. l9c
.onc Ceylon. l9c. 21o Maracaibo, 1sc. u zoe; La
guayra. 1896 20c; Jamaica, I7ae l91sc; ST. Domingo
l6sc lie. Porto Rico, lSc. zoe: Costa Rica, lsc
2lc.; Mexican lStsc. 20c Macassa l9c Ole; Angos.
lie. u 10c
CorroN.-The market for spot cotton was steady and
evenings closing prices all months except August.
which WAS 2 points lower. The market closed
barely steady and points lower all months except
July and August the former being higher aud the
Inter point higher. There disposition buy
August, but the offerings light. Tho closing
prices today, compared with Fridays; were as ioows
InIHo I.f..
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. July %. 1877
Tho Mineing lane markets. with fw exceptions continue
dull There has again been good inquiry for floating
Ss 81 M rS .. s ia at an
favorable 70 sellers The demand for sugar fallen or
has decline Of fully 90. Tho refined
s a sss @ s n1 ns sGr,
fully IN slntan.d but inferior descriptions difficult
freely recent heavy arrivals and there hs,
been fair bnsnes in MEDIUM 10 tine moningr In several
are rather Tho dsmand or pepper %oa and
AsrwERr. July 2s-ePM.
Petroleum. aoAf for fine pale American.
poduc.Renn.d petroleum. ioa SSH0s per 'say salas s'
LONDON, j July 2S-Evening.
Lnsced oil, fae G2o o. per ton
LIVERPOOL. July 2s--Evening.
Breadstuis- Corn. los 9d. 27s pcr quarter for new
mixed Western.
sussr closed steady with fair business at Cd for
s.w ,oSs rs9Dvcy e s.snasss ns.osr
cunocrNnd steady Sos short rib steady At SIS Sd
long c'ear steady at s7s short esa, STEADY a. $50 Ga
Bsel-India mess steady at e extra steady At zoos
!ino spirits steady -. Kosa Common dull 1T 5s
5ts Lard s steady At 4es Flour-Ex,r. state dull
spring steady at iis 3D. winter southern none in the
market winter Western " none in the market Corn
FINANCIAL.
The Eoonomit ssys;,"rricss Of stocks stil keep uD
There ALA rm Monday which severely shook the
markets al! round whether speculative and inflated
essentially Of sod Investment class but the weakness
prices since recovered tho
ments OF the week balance being small The Of
the tall WAS the despatch OF troops for Gapoi.
iearod-for Malta, Is explained The recovery due
the explanation but the approach OF settlement
doubt had influence inducing repurca the
part Of specuators The chcapness ot money
also favors the maintenance Of priccs but the Of
Monday everything aud touched tho stock
kos at all points FOREIGN hu,iug-apparenty the
approach OF the Russians
prices friday but here there has been Of late DISPOSE
on to sell foreign stocks An independent feature of the
week has been slight l In United states securities,
the serious riots Indian railways have been
depressed political apprchensons caused by the move
mcnt of troops to the Med,erranesl. Great
the announcement Of proposed issue Of
further capital Most of the decline American secur
teswhch time has been great resulting from tho
riots has recovered bonds being little
ut H. affected. he feeling Ia that the railroad
strikes ended and that tho outbreak although wide in
its effects TO some extent organized traceable to
great Socialist movement"
LONDON July 2S-4 p. NJ.
Paris advices quote Eve rentcs O7f S5c for the
account
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THE O'HARA ESTATE,

decision was rendered by Surrogate A. H. DALEY.
OF Kings county, yesterday the matter OF the applL
cation Tor accounting n the estate OF tho late Ed
ward Lawrence oHsra He says:--"fs is evident that
the wants OF the ward have bccn we'll supplied and hcr
education not neglected. Therefore, as sho will soon
sho Dvcs, arfve al maturity, whom she require
ilnal account. let decree be entered requiring tho
guardian give bond, with sufficient suretios In tho
sum oil $4,000 as additional security for tho faithful
performance OF her duties as such guardian and for
full and final accounting such tor all past dealings
with tho estate o such MINOR ana aso that she rsoesS
hAmorSAgeA held aasecurity ios ~ uArAA e11A1p
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

The engineers who are 10 have charge Of the wsrA
on the New York approach Messrs Collingwood 4
Probasco, yesterday commenced moviug from the
Brooklyn Office to their odice In Now York
corner OF Penr and Cherry streets Win Mr.. CoIline.
wood goes Mr. Rowland, one OF the bridge drauabts.
men. Workmcn were engaged yesterday IN driiIips
dowc holes the cornco Of tho Brooklyn towor OF be
roadway, preparatory 10 the setting Of tho parapct