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WEEKLY COTTON MARKET.
Tirx GRAIN TRADE.

GRAIN TRADE.
leading grain circular ..y.:"x esssissr:sis breadth
s: but very lisse carried iu Scotland and Inc Soh Of
Enssaa che ssnsr. ha,ys.. WIZ :. even late. than
been British new whsa. for sale II
both HON: s.0.s s.d
the sps. there . also more s9naassce white wheat.
81" sc% o 81 nd % the
unimportant the past three days Al this market to-day
tendance Of buyers Trsn.aeons IN wheat Of any sort srs
% ln an DC nass o. Id per
Red descriptions are rather slow to purchase Flour z IN
steadily but not desrer than Tuesday in the moderate bust
receipts wheat for the past three days
were 2iooo quarters. including 1900 do. American
Loxpos, August 24-5 20 r. NJ.
Producc-Tnllow As AS Sd. per cwt.
AsrwEnr. August "a, 1877.
LIvKRpooI. August 24-5 PM
Dsss%S.r sna saa:s aslSssry 81 SD e''a''
LONDON. August 24-Evening.
NEW YORK PRODUCE KxomAHax REPORT
polE...ru dull .. .nroo Ms..r" %s 1ss ss n .soI ,s7
Cumberland cut dull at SIS short I1 stead, Cd long
steady 52s shoulders steady a. as B.oi-indis
:. % w..,.y ss a. "
SwP%s city a%er a: Ala Spirit ar%sr
q is rsar~E state suIi Wh..s~No .pr"s
dull at lis Id; No. do dull at lis. Sd winter
II ID .d x s :. 81 IN s
ol-Ycllow American steady at 34x
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. August 24-4P.M.
Consol 95k for both money and the account.
The Of bullion withdra from bank OF Eng
land an balance to-day is E1 1900.
United States bonds lS67s l07k Erie Railway shares
105a; Illinois Central, 6I
Paris sdvces quote hve per 1861 s7e for
the account.
PARIS August "a 1877
Exchsnge on London. 25L I2hc. for short sight.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT EASY; FUTURES LOWER-FLOUR
sTEADY-wHEAT LowER-CoRN LowER--oAls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRMER- PORK DULL
AND NoMINALr-LARD FIRMER-PHTRoLEuM
QUIET-sPIRITs TURPENTINE FIRM-RoslN
FIRM-oILs QUIET-CoYFEE QUIEr-sUGAR
sTEADY-FREIGHTs FIRM.
FRIDAY, August 24-6 P M.
Business though sluggish and disappointing IN
muny departments OF trade, has nevertheless showed
increasing Indications OF speedy revival, and the
mercantile community are looking the fall season
with renewed confidence With bountiful harvests all
over the country it would be strange indeed were
there sf the usual accompanying benefits 10
tradc, hence to the entire country. Tho
grain harvest never exceIled-in many Soc
tons equaed The south has been especially
ored with bounteous return wherever the seed
mtted tho earth, aud she rapidly reupn benefits
Of enforced experience taught by the and is depending
and upon herself and less and less upon tho
North for iooo supplies ence the proceeds Of her cotton
and rice fields not mortgaeed TO requirements
consumption anything like the extent Of
Buyers Of merchandise ncre from week
week. and purchases steadily dry goods
boots and Shoes, hardware and other important
commoditie The in -four and grain has been
pretty heavy In the latter the demand sackene of
somewhat and prices lower Provisions have Huctu-
ated than usua and in . large business
has been doue. To-day Frday) the markets
Cotton still dull. Groceries generally mac
and heavy. The steady decline In the gold pre-
MUM rapidly bringing about readjustment prices
Change Flour strong. Wheat less active aud
lower Corn was decidedly lower, with fair business
Oats irregular. Whiskey hrmer Pork dull and nal
Dressed hogs steady at $40. INC Lara nrmer Freights
lower. Coffee quiet Sugar stead, Oils and petro
ASHES quoted ut 4kc Sc for pots and 6yxc 10
for pearls.
AsTIaosr remained quiet at ike. ii5sc, gold, for
ieguus. according 90 brand
BxkswAx ouiot, but steady at so1c sic tor West,
and Southern. =.
ee; medium Sc. s.s en- shoss Ice. green, !sac asc
1000 do sx spotess and 0b do OK Winired all private
terms Mild coffee quiet We quote Ordinary cargocs
psm. ossms sss s'1a range ss for ss s;,
l61sc 22.1c; santos fair 20 good. 1870 I5c, gold
mats sac a4c singapore, iee aosc; &C ceyIcs
lshc 2O,lc; Marscaibo. isc ie,sc Lagasvra isssc
Porto Rico. isc 26c.: Costa RicA isc 2lc Mexicsn
is,lc. 2oe. Macsssar isc. 2ohc; Anscstura. isxc
quote :Woiasscs shocks. a2nch. With heads ST 10 sa
sses sss.s s. sss nsss ss 70 S ss &c.,
ess ordinary to prime sss ssS; do IL csdo. sas
Corrrs-we note sales OF about 100000 lbs lake At
sc isc cash and future delivery The market closed
ConpAan.--The market remained very dull We
isc ao coruar, anu bolt rope yarns iec IMc
t4rred Manila, lac sisa rope 9ac ioae New Zealand
il1. i21.c Russian hemp tared i4c Amsrican do.
Corros the spot In tone but prices were un-
changed Futures opened sboS. sSc higher under favor
ruled Irregular and closed barely
With decline io hs & day Si pe.'T h on ATs"s os
closing prices today compared with Thursdays were
NJ - L., x.c.., oa E<s5o. xu,..,
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Whest dull and lover. The spot sales were about
% g NJ 10 '%
No. spss sold s1 seps%oe tenn aserS IsE p
o1 rn s i @ S. at 81 @
1 ;psips as ~, tor % sspsmss soo do a. y I' ssI 20
The sales q the cali ioIowssoo sushs:
Corn was dull and sspeoa Tor spot. The spo. saos
%izsa, sss; oT 10; mixed sac sss lo1 unsradsd
cash No S4c 5000 DO august at 5sc 5000
sslss': 7s;o6o DO 10 ss'ss SSs., isooo DO
ASsus. So q %,5 o :. 5sc leooo d. do No at 544e
ss.y sus
s,'IS .'
y Ss a sst.s NJ as ss s sGs & d re-
Fsgir~Foreign dried was generally steady under a
loose %%scs. per- box vsienea &C &C. per per 'na
escn, isse ieaa Fss-Lsysi, &c sloc. Dasss Sa Sc
ias i ldjse os1ea % isSse ise va 'a'''' primes
steady New shipping hay saosa old
straw se was sd~ ss G e''
So % .n ,.ss no 81
sssGGe H. as:ssS sls3 sis2 80 to- single $aio
clean. soo5 s2io gold; Italian. s27o s275, GOLD jutc
sac &c s1a jate butts s1sc y l9e currency cash.
market ar@ We mote sales ., 900
700 do and $40 wet sailed Texas private terms and
700 dry c1s1ns =, ss cash q les g day sa
ss & 5afi.a.s: @ ' y IHsssSS sSs y sc
2oe 2}se CaiiiornA ~ 20 rs lbs 2l1sc Csnri Amer
selected dry .assd Texas. q lSs lose DO
6 81 e S 30 d. S cow Is 10 % lbs. &c., III
Ice. We quote NEW York, choice to faney.
Wisconsin aS%%sn i%s &c &C frsS ' Ml E EN-.
met Wells weekly hop circular -Rcceipw and exports
September 1875 SSH; total receipts period
In 1870 4O24 export ccsrances Tor the week eU2 total
same period in 1875, 55a8
IRoS.--The market for American pig remained the
as last reported scotch pig remained au and ,s. w,hou
We quote :-Amsrcsn pig, No. l. sis No; sls; gray
esrnocs No. i. SIS 80 saS; Esnson. No sa4 s24 So
LEAD was inactive Domestic was quoted at ohc, cur
market steady, with ri, demand for
hemocs sole We quote -hemlock-ight is Sssnos Ayse'
middle Buenos Ayres 24c 25c. do. California, 23c =
Ssc do common hide ne se heavy snsnoc ASTss
BE, 24ci good damaged Buenos Ayres, 2lc 2irc.
ss. s a sas d % hide 2'
MoLAssEs-New Orleans remained dull Foreign was
Hes' s % We % esnas'1 s sSs %Ass s
English Islands, ssc 45c New Orleans good choice
NAVAL srosrs-Ibs market for spirits turpentins re-
a"ss a1% ESsS pu 1as hr% os a
i.osn Good stsaned 81 ~ and common strained 81 s5
follows Rosn nrm held higher strained. 81 so
sOcd goo. ac 81 ss Tar eaies ~ 60 TsTpentins s'sssy'
''s ou.s.s = II .:sn IL r ss ss ssas'' .. s:ss fair do
nsnd. oestsnsssA oil wM qsiet but steady. We
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GARBAGE FOREVER.

Shore Inspector Ferguson was notified yesterday Of
smother violation OF the law by the Street Cleaning
Bureau Of the New YORK Police Department. IL was
arranged few days ago that the In charge Of
onal and garbage scows sboud have permit 70 pass
the Narrows belwe, the hours Of orty-tvo minutes
past eight and twelve minutes past nine A. NJ Yes
few minutes before eleven O'clock when, instead Of
stopping the dock ut Fort Hamilton and procuring
the requisite legal permit, tne- wcat through the
Narrows and down to tho lower bay. The shore In.
spector proposes to cuse the arrest Of the volAto
OF the law and will prosecute them ~ fer may Ia
In his power.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

st. Paul Railroad fo- the third week in August ls77.
$ll4ooo; 1876. STA 703 increase $2s 2s7 the earn
lngs of The Chicago and northwestern road for the
third week in August Of $36 700
last year. II Is estimated the winona and St. Peter
road Il leased lnc will swell these earnings $46 900
over those Of the same week last year. For the nrst
Two weeks the increase in earnings was $1,000 and
$4,000 respectively
THE voREGs NARKET.
The London advices report consols and Uaited
States bonds firm. with fractional improvement
American railway shares arc strong, with advance
q y per cent in Erie cemmsn, u In the preferred and
LIN New York Central and Illinois Central Tho Bank
Of England lost fll6, 900 bullion on balance to-day
The closing prices in London were:-Consols Tor
money and account. 95l1; new * per cent bonds
lsSss; ave-twsnsy bonds OF 1857, 1917 alo7H; ten
forty bonds 1855 1857 hves Of 1884, 1917 l07x;
Ers common shares 10ss Erie preferred shares, 20k
81; New York Central, 90; illinois Central 0l.
PHILADELPHIA srocKA
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

To... 1.s4e SIG, s.774 4,2s7
fair part corn i.d steers Prices we're se ac pc. lo.
s lbs 81 lbs ns.; sale. 90 D.: ns. AssiS
s' cars q i'' icrnsd cattle sales as oS!orAdo
% steers % per @ NJ, wsEn' "a xrS, ~ s"s 81 iss cHiI.do ISL &
nois steers at loc per ID, wsFs. e ewt; s. iii;
4ss 5 % Gillespie s e Hssp @
@ height "a cT rs nos . steers o1 e. %
a. os per- "a % Mssh' cw For
* 'Ss' .s1ss City @ yards cssy
s s i ris.s S s s &c Ss,s e
per b. weight ow. fos swone IS Ohio steers a. ife
ssss ssi Il 'J' b. oss iifs.s 8:
H. weight ~ cwt; for Ma..si IS Illinois steer: q
sss ; r,l%sl. steer, IL. .i.h Of g. 3
SS !: sSP ss ~ 's fs; soS ls
Dip. S. .a Rsr 1f.fs strong epSs s S
oa.ssma. Sss s sh .sS sS G @ the jenny S 'ss Indian.
steers At Io1c. per le.. weight 7,l ews: IS Ken:
uss Hsnas .s'sss " S pss per- b. weight weight s~s i
'sss' ss sold
100 - 0hS steers r. Z, e% Per S Sssnt "a ew s ss;ons -
DiS s of ".' steers
ASP a.4 ,lov Airvss
s4sS5 %P,f sw, ,s%Ss :. S. sc ID: sali ams:
&c "S aSs' .sd
sheep weight ~ lbs head ut 81 Is per 24 Can
ada sheep and lambs mixed. weight Is lbs. per head
54c per le Ks.s pdeocs sold - Ohio sheep weigh.
@ s % los per- erf sss ssaa T ss ss w.ss
and lambs, weight 96 lbs per head she per H. "a
Virginia lambs. weight 30 lbs per hoad At &C. per Id.
Newton noimes sod 80 delaware Ambs, weight % los
Iamos, W. ght ii5o lbs. At 6hc per i; state sheep
light $50 lss at 5c per H.. State bucks, weight $40
los, 4c per 10. Davis Hacnbeck sod 222 canada
lambs weight 10 400 bs At e'sc per lb Canada sheep
weight $40 lbs, ut She. per ID. Canada bucks
weight 80 lbs a. s,c per @ lb hume Elliott Co :.a
sheep weight $50 lbs at 4'ac, per h. State si,.ep
sheep, sss.sIs .S it2so I1:, e. 4He Per le' 80
81 ohio sheep, weight $3.50 lbs at 5&c per h. 29 Ken
tucky lambs weight IL $50 lbs At &C. lb les Canada
lambs weight IL 290 bs at &C. To- 1877 state amoa
weight $50 lbs at G1fc per ID.
MILcH CowS-1rade slow; Q few sales $40 x65 Der
head, calves included
vEALs AND CALvES--Suosth quality voala scarce and
in steady demand at 7c &c. per To- quality calves
slow At SIC &c. per lb
II Thirty-sevcn sold live weights
term not obj Ained
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UNDER A BUZZ SAW.

James n. Coniyn, employed In the box shop Of the
Glen Cove Starch Works, dropped tool in pit undeu
n large circular saw. He threw on the bst and
stopped the saw to the tool but just as no had
entered the pit another workman, no, knowing thas
Conlyn was beneath, started the again. and As 10
revolved IL made tnrco gashes in Conlyn's hcAd lie
crawcd to an outlet anu helped the oico whore
h,s wounds werc crossed. He Will probably recover
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The only members OF ,he Board o Aldermen who
have received invitations 10 the Governors reception
al Philadelphia Mcssrs Keenan,, Cole, Lewis, Nor.
rs and Pinckney. These gentlemen comprise The FL
nance Committee OF the Board.
Comptroller Kelly yesterday signed warrants 10 the
amount OF $l3, 500 ~
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Tho closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks wsrs:-
MINING SHARE,

The following were tho opening quotations for min
Ing stocks at San francisco to-day Gould Curry
"a; Savage, 61s; Chollar Potos. 3a1s; Ophir, l51;
Hale Il Norcross, AZ; Grown Point. 4; Yellow Jacket,
10; Belcher, 8; Imperial Il; Virginia Consolidated
ssH; California, ~; Overman, 23H; Raymond Il Ely
17H; Eureka G. ", =; Best Belcher l6k; Kcntuck,
5k; Union Consolidated, s; Alpha, 10Y Meadow Val
Icy, IL; Sierra Nevada, 4; Mexican, e,z; Caledonia
Bk; Silver H IN; Eureka Consolidated 46; Justice
BH; Julia Consolidated, TX.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

In the matter OF Sullivan Miner. produce mer.
chants, at No. l40 Reade street, who failed time
ago. the assignee in bankruptcy has Just surrendered
his accounts TO Register Lutte, aud n dividend Of
seventeen per cent has been declared and confirmed
The Liabilities proved aggregated about $40, 900.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
COMPTROLLER KELLY HAPPY.

Congratulations poured In upon The Comptroller yes
terdsy In view OF the increase OF his family his vile
having presented MIN win daughter.
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The COTTON TRADE.

LIvKxPooL, August "a. 1877.
The circular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers Assoaton
in weekly review OF tho cotton trade ssys:hc market
freely supplied and quotstons arc generally reduced
American In limited request and prices are somewhat
irregular I'D decline. Sea Lsand the sales continue
small. withoas mstsrial change. Futures are dull aud
drcnpng The latest transactions show decline Of I'd
5-21A since last Thursday"
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Es, JEWELRY. &C

WATCHES, JEWELRY. sc.
A I JOHNS roE'S. I55 BOwhRY-
hhnc, percctly matched pair old mine Dsmonds; we'll
worth slo00, prsce only $50
RAR0AIHS IN D1AMoNDA GOLD wArCHEs AND
DChAina 10 0kO O. ALLAN, l,Ioo DroaAvNy, near
2oth ~ Watshea and Jevulxy reDdrOA
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEW YORK. August "a 1877.
following the total net receipts OF cotton all
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

........-... s,s42. io7
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SECOND BoARD-1 80 r. N.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

e4OCO n j Cen lst, con
10000 Union Pac 8 f.b3
5000 Union Pac LIST. .
10000 n W con c K BIS. 4.
1000 q. Il I x Pac Us
10000 Ohio Il N con . I
II shs Germ an-AmBk
100 Del d Hudson. G
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NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 2, 1877.

the next two years, 10 one which neither party
wishes to have settled unless certain that it
will be settled in it's favor. The debates have
been characterised With considerable bitter
Democratic forces and was ably assisted by
Hill and Gordon of Georgia, and Ransom of
North Carolina. Edmunds managed the fight
for the Republicans receiving assistance from
Conkling, Hoar, and Wadleigh.
The House on the 23rd passed the bill re-
pealing the Resumption Act by vote of 13o
chiefly OF Democrats who were reinforced by
about twenty Western Republicans. The Re.
publican leaders all voted in the negative, and
orats. The chances of the bill in the Senate
are not good, and if is were passed it Is be-
lieved the President would veto it.
the following. By Mr.. Maldrow, of Missis-
sippi, by request: A petition Of oolsred oiti-
zens of Mississippi, asking for an appropria-
tion Of $loO. COO to enable them to move to
Liberia.
By Mr.. Robertson, of Louisiana: To refund
the cotton tax.
By Mr. Riddle, of Tennessee: Restoring to
the pension rolls the names Of all soldiers
stricken tberefrom account of disloy yalty {;
also, repeating the act prohibiting the pay
ment by any officer to any person not known
to be opposed to the rebellion.
THE INDIANs.-In formation has reached the
authorities that while the Sioux Indians were
being removed from Red Cloud Agency to Mis-.
souri, river, seyenteen hundred broke away
ana are now on Gbe war path Ten. kefry mas
issusd orders for the troops to prepare for o
winter campaign. Those who deserted are
operating in the Dead Wood country, having
already attacked trains and cansed general
CONSERVATION.
GREAT FkEsHET IN VIRGNIA.-OWipg to the
tremendous rains throughout Virginia and
Pennsylvania ct the end of last week and the
beginning of this, all the rivers rose with Light
ning-like rapidity. In Richmond the James was
19 inches higher than during the memorable
food of 1870. Part of Mayo's bridge across the
James river was carried away and the total
loss, it is estimated, will run up to 81 600 900.
Throughout the State bridges, tressle work
and farm houses were carried away and the
loss is said to be incAloulable. At Buchanan,
tho waters rose six feet higher than in the
great freshet of 1912, and twenty eolored per.
sons were drowned. On the 9th, the rain bav-
ing ceased, the rivers began to fall.
WRECK OF A MAN. N.oF-WAR.-The U. 8.
Steamer Huron, Com'r. g. P. Ryan left For
tress Monroe during storm on the 23rd and
twelve hours after, between and during the
night. was wrecked IL miles south Of Kitty
Hawk. She at once broke to pieces and of the
140 men on board only 35 were saved. The
surf boat of the Steamer Badly, started out to
save come of the crew and was itself swamped
losing ITS captain j. J.Guthrie.
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obedience to the Holy See, does not admit, but
reproves and re jeots oil these opinions put forth
by one OF its members; thought il my duty
to command your Reverence to publicly retract
and rsprove these opinions. Now, however,
your Reverence. instead OF obeying, 90 you
selemply vowed to God and the Superiors Of
the Order that you would obey, demands from
me, in preference, to be separated from the
Company.
When consider that your Reverence has
lived in the Company hfty-one years that in
1t you received your literary and religious for
nation that you rendered, by your rare Sal-
ents, to religion in general and to our Company
in particular. signal services, and might still
render them IL you wished to follow the rulea
Of obedience prescribed by our Institution /;
and " hen see you now ih determination rather
to abandon the Order than renounce your
strange ideas, cannot but most deeply grieve
for the demand you have made for separation.
But inasmuch as yOu will not submit your
self to obedience, nay, have declared that you
wish no longer to receive my commands. and
once and again have invited mo to I" break the
thin thread " hioh still holds you 20 the Com.
pany, nothing remains to me save the sad ne
cessity to do as you desire, and to give you, In
the name of God and with the authority OF His
Holiness, the separation you have required.
In performing this painful aot, besesch the
Lord that your Reverence, in tho hour OF
death, may fod quiet Of conscience and peace
for eternity, which may God grant to be for
you happy one.
Your ReVerence's Servant In Christ,
PIETRo BECKx,
Provost General of the Company of Jesus.
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LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND LITTLE FcLKs.-
For all these friends Z. A. Adams & Bro. have
been energeticaly working these past few weeks and
the consequence is that they have rec within the
walls of theIr commodous store 594 Magazine street.
stook Of dry goods from which the good housewife
make all the members Of her family comfortable and
happy. For the little they have vests legRnEs
bOotees gloves. hOodBi fer gentlemen, undershirts.
collars, socks, shirts, gloves for ladies, skirts,
ohenses cOrses hose dress goods of every STYLE va.
riety eto In all OF which they offering the greatest
bargains. As Q sample Of their low prices We may
mention that they selling for 81 50 Cartwright and
Warmers low neck and short sleeve merino vests
usually sOld at %. They also ask special attention to
splendid lot OF colored flannel and alpaca skirts,
quilted, braided, embroidered and aounced. As the
holidays coming fast, leaving but little time for
preparation, lady friends should at tet bout
getting such things necessary to make th cir
husbands, fathers and children comfortable We
pl where the desired articles be found
In great abundance and at better prices than at
Adams . visit to t0I Magazine street Will provo.
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For fancy Gashen Butter, 70 to Twomsy's.
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON. AND NEW
YORK REAL ESTATE.

Recent operations in city property In Bos.
ton, New York and Philadelphia indicate
that capitalists, speculative builders, and real
estate men generally are satisfied that the do
probation of this species OF property has
reached its limit, aud that Investments at
bottom prices, where the property is snecep-
improved. are good, and will shortly yield o
handsome profit or q profitable income.
During the past GUNNER and throughout the
fall much Boston real estate has changed
the prios 10 could have been cold ~ from 1868
to 1872 First class business property has
been in request by wealthy capitalists for in
vestment and by business men for immediate
use. Some handsome residences on Beacon
street and Common wealth avenue, coating
originally from @28 600 to $S5 600, have been
sold at prices ranging from $2o, ,0Oo to $3S. 600.
Apartment houses are growiog rapidly IN
favor, aud in certain localities are the most
pro q table GLASS of real estate investment.
Low prices have brought forth buyers, stimu-
lated building, aud revived confidence In fn-
ture higher values There 10 much more DO
ing now than at this time last year.
In New York as in Boston the low price OF
land, labor, and materials has greatly etimu"
lated building. The speculative bnilder 10
fast creating new city above slnty,IonstSS .S
the streets between Madison and Fourth, from
Sixty fourth to Eightieth street, present .
scene of great activity. IL will be realized
how cheap land and labor now are when We
state that charming little brown stone houses
16 = front, lot 75 feet deep, situated on Msdi"
son avenue near Seventy. fifth street, are or
were recently offered for sale on favorable
terms ct $I5 500 each. These are indeed panic
prices. In New York, after periods Of pro-
iop ged depression, the resumption Of bnilding,
and more especially tho appearance OF the
speculative builder, have always been indica'
tive of o revival In real estate infereates
In Philadelphia the revival 10 real estate In
terests is more N arked than either In New York
or Boston. We are told that there money 10 ss
freely invested to day In houses, stores lots,
ard mortgages IS ct any former time The
aree of the City is being rapidly extended by
the building OF small, neat, complete houses
adapted to the wants of people Of limited
meanF These houses form . peculiar featnro
in the dom estio economy of Philadelphia. Tho
great builders in that city are largo buyers OF
iaDd at present rates, and are steadily In
oreasiDg their operations. BniIdinR Is very
arc gratifying. As real estate moves, almost
every other interest must experience new life.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-02
All delicaoies for the holiday season at Two
msy q rsw store, s79 Magazine street.

The column advertisement OF the enterPris-
ing Of Levy Brothers, 5sS and SET AARaz Inc street
corner ST. An draw WhIch publish the nth page
Of TO- days MoRMxa STAB, tells It's glorious story
Of extraordinary bargains. The late hour At which
the advertisement 70 NJ precudes the feasibility
Of giving It the extended notice st Deserves but We fe'
t duo to our readers nSSt in their interests tbA
thoy easeInlly Rad the list Of prices at which the
Lsvys Oasr their Eoodhs calcoeS Of good qaAhty,
tbev wit sell at u cents, tho best as cents-io+
brown sheetisg at I7I esnts,-heaTy wool Blankets
~ S. o. So and e. and every ofhsE article In their
line AZ the same praportIOnasey low Pricea They
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that the Levy Brothers Gke pleasure In showing gooaS
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