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aJo0. Nisnssota DO sS.50aio.W. Ainnssosa
natent 60 2saii 90, winter extras iu.oo.si.u e
p~EpAfS@Tbsat fairly active and lower
No. > CtIsago Ass si.53s seller July
No susie. -aa
RgCEIpTs-Fsour 5000 bbls. wheat, sou
bushels.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 5000 ools' Vnea'
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nm, l,ead.d--CONFIDENTtAL-

The Minneapolis Tribune is now resif ab, :
Minneapolis paper, and j. 2 sp as9n ase aiye It
y aper, and ifthe Aihheap'ihe ne mpade a grand
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St. Paul Markets.
Sr. PAUL. May %, 1877.

oniy 4 fair weeks business is to be report
"A ~ no ;obbing trade, Merchants are not
pressing sales, and buyers are ordering spar
iuglv. Collections are Unexpectedly COCA.
There are no changes in quotations OF any
importance W hatever.
FLOUR--prices are not quite 80 nTIh ~
was reported last week, but they are not
auotably lower. Some OF the nour feleclsu
Nv the government contract is selling readily
at 81. 5Oea2 90 per barrel higher than the
government was asked TO pay. A tatr busi-
ness is doing with the east on regular orders
a. current prices. Very little Is
doing in inferior, and quotations for these are
nominal. Some large holders ask $500 ior
straight xxx. willie others continue tt
nuote at $3.50. Patent process is held firm al
40 Scala. so. as to brand. XXA hour IS nom
inally &c. 5Oa7 90 per Dbl. Rye nour y
| scarcely to be found at all, but is quotaele q
$500 per sack. Bolted corn meal Is held yer.
| irmly at 81 .7o9i.7 5.per 100 lbs.
WHEAT-The previously noted doWnwar'
tendency of prices have continued IN IN
principal markets, but has not affected an,
| change here. Only small parcels are uov
arriving from interior points by raii, ana III
local deliveries by farmers wagons are un
important. If considerable lots OF Whea
remain in the country awaiting thetopmos
price. they give 10 sign. at present but
thev exist. as is alleged by some sanguin
people, they ought to be put in motion ft
market At once. Prices here are considerable
above the shipping point, and are liable !
decline at any moment, i'll spite OF the WI
between Russia and Turkey. No, | Is bougl
at sl.65; Noe at 81 60; No. g. at si-eo.
The following are the quotations OF No.
wheat in the great markets yesterday al
Yesterday week:
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B~EANS-No. |, white navy beans, hand
| picked. are held at 81. 60a3, 90; choice wnite
| bend picked at s.. 5oa2. 70; medium white,
81. 00a2.25.
PEAS-Good quality seed 81 o0ai 90.
RJTTER-Just now new nice lots Ill tubs
aud frkins. at ordinary quality, are selling
y, salOo and fine grades bring i4aloe. very
fne and choice lots Is in lair request at lsa@o
the latter figure being the higest we have
| heard mentioned.
EGGS-Most OF the eggs sold during the
week have gone at SA9c: bue within DAY or
two the market has stIifened perceptioly, ahd
large lots have brought 9Aaluc in cases and
tubs
qualities at i5c, IA.
rathe light receipt. We quote green cured
saasAc, the latter price tor large selected
lots.
lower rrices. ~PeachhIows in good condition
are selling Mt Coo; early rose at 6s- Onions
sre not in brisk demand, and are held atsfOt
CSC per hushel a. to quality.
1 FRITTS-Apples are almost out OF market
4 few lots. i'm first rate order and Of flrst rat
quality are held at very high prices, say Soa7
: Oranges a. 50aSo0, Lemons 500.
t FREIGHTS-Agents Of the railroads and 0
the fast freight lines insist that there IS n
srutting" going on either in the est or las
hut that rates are steady and uniform hast
| ern bound freights are Toe per 100 lbs Tor At
class goods from St. Paul to New York, an'
I 75c to Boston,, 55c per 100 lbs Tor gram; an
10 per bhls tor -four, to New YORK ahd -
10 Boston. Westward bound treights ar
nuotable As follows: Boston or New York I
81. Paul. l.55 per 100 lbs for lst class, l.4O 10
ana. 10 for Sd. SIX Tor 4th class: .oc Tor spe
cial.
SEEDS-A less active market isto Be notice
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The Oldest and Most Complete
Plow Factory in the Northwest,

MANuFACTURERSO +
. ppEAKERs CuLTIvATORs, SHOVEL PLOWs, CORN PLoWs,
ROAD AND RAILROAD FLOWS, sCRAPERs.
GANG AND sULKY PLOWs.
A,so. The most complete SIMPLE and DURABLE Sulky hay
pales either Hand Dump, or Automatic, or Self Dump.
The MONITOR HANDCORN PLANTER, new and ingenious
improvements, SURE TO PLANT and cant get Ut OF
.aasa all WARRANTED am We makea speciality Mhrsfc GLASS; rncIe. omnu LOT
catalogue ana eNimonias of those who have ued or poMs aau mm ma mnif !" anmaehn ali
n T 81 MThe mt IN earth - etc etc. We hyele nes from experienced aM wMn nmwn
oM s fna LIZ moMons If Minnesota Iowa, Wisconsin md Dakota m MAKE h@esMe
lmens ~-onrrn oa1 E..4 Ar~,o
Minneapolis, Mimi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10
gHERTFTg SALES.


LonIs Gabb W. Mrs. Maria 3. Asbury
ERTH DISTRICT CoURT FoR TEE PARSE I !,
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Ffth District Court for the parish Of QrleanaI
81 public auction, at the Merchants and Auction:
GERS Exchange, Royal street., between Cana ana
gustomnouse Strests n the neeSno Dl1 ,s7 y
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described prop
S :. M n HALF NEAREST MAGAZINE STREET OF
CBRTAlN PORTION OF GROUND, together with al
the buildings and imPrOvementl thereon, rghts
wise appertalning. situated In Faubonrg Plaiaance
IN the Sixth Diatfiot Of this city Of New Orleans.
In square number eleven Of the original plan Of
said faubOurg, bounded by Louisiana avenue, Della
chaise, Camp and Magazine streets, forming part
Of the lot designated BY the letter B, on certain
thirtieth Of April 1870. annexed to an act Of sale
from G. s. @. Davis to Alfred Shoppers, executed
SstsS iDr 90 1870 SAID portion Of ground
commences at, and is to be taken from the divid
said sketch and measures sixty ave feet four
inches front on Delaobaise street. by 9 depth DO
tween equal and parallel lines Of one nund rec dad
ignated on the iihographic sketch annexed to an
act in the ONCE Of John F. Coffey notary public IN
the numbers thirteen, fourteen fifteen, sixteen and
seventeen, bounded on one side by the other half
the other side the property Of Mrs. Widow Henry.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant h6reln MrBs vincent A8DuTy. Dy puIena1e nom
plaintiff herein, per act passed before Amedee Du-
catel, notary public In this city, on the twenty
third day Of ReptembeE 1872.
Seized in the above suit.
Terme-l In cash for sufficient amount to pay
plaintiffs claim, cay the sum Of five hundred and
sixty six dollars and sinty-six and twO-thirds
cents with interest thereon at eight per cent per
annum from September %, 1872, until the day of
sale, FIVE per cent attorney fees on the principal
and interest four dollars costa Of copy Of act four
dollars costa Of protest, and costa OF suit q The
purchaser to assume to the extent of the amount
OF his bid the payment Of tw0 pFOmiss0ry notes,
secured by mortgage on said property, drawn by
self dated on the twenty. third day of September,
1879, each for the like sum of five hundred and
aixSy-six dollars and sixty-six and two-thirds
cents payable respectively at sixty and sixty
eight months after date. and bearing interest st
the rate Of eight per cent per annum from date
until paid. 3. And the balance Of the price Of ed
Indication, II any, cash on the spot
THOMAS n. HANDY,
fe3 10 II INNS Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10
Friday. February 9, 1877.
sehool Board.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of School Directors was held Wednes-
Presentation. H. c. Dibble, president;
superintendent BOOthby and Messrs. Bour-
ges, Dumont, Glaudin, Hartzell, Long
street, Marks, Mcdonnell, Pinchback, Rey,
Tracy, Trevigne and NAPLES.
There were no reports from the president,
superintendent or treasurer.
The president made o verbal report that
he had drawn 9 warrant on the Auditor for
5000 on the superintendent Of the State
for the school fund Of New Orleans, and
tine warrants were now in the hands of the
treasurer, Administrator Denis. When col
leoted there would be sufficient for the pay
roll Of one month of 1876.
The finance committee reported favor
ably on bills amounting to $6243 10.
Adopted.
MI. Tracy, chairman of the committee on
teachers, reported, recommending the fol-
lowing transfers and assignments, which
were agreed to:
Miss A. r. Meyer, from the Fisk to the
State Street School; Miss NJ E. Lyons, from
the Lalrel to the Fisk; Miss L. E, Lam
bourne, from the Fulton to the Laurel;
Mrs. f. Wicker, unassigned, assigned to the
Fulton; Miss D. l.. B0Btick, from the Nc
DOuOgh No. 6 to the Keller; Miss NJ. K.
Hamblett, from the Keller to the Nc
Laurel to the Live Oak, boys, aud Miss g.
Kundert, from the Live Oak, boys, to the
Iaurei-each as eecOnd assistant; Miss Ida
Monroe, rom McD0nogh No. to s.. Ann;
Miss B. Nolan, from st. Ann to McDOnogh
No. 2.
Mrs. J. F. Stephens, on motion of Mr..
BouFges, was elected principal of the Cen
tilly School, to I'll the vacancy created by
the death Of Miss Mary Devonshire, and
assigned temporarily to the Beauregard
/ School.
Miss Wrigley, supernumerary, was as
signed temporarily to the Gentilly School
to act as principal.
| Petitions from E. G. Earhart and
| D,J. M. A. Jewett were referred to the
committee on teachers.
The petition of Mrs. f. s. FOllOsi, FORTRESS
of the Franklin Branch School, asking for
an advance in the rate of her pay, was
granted. Her pay was fixed at $50 per
month.
MT. Tracy offered the following resolu.
ton, which lies over one month:
Resolved, That special committee of five
be appointed to inquire into the expediency
of establishing one or more trade schools in
the city of New Orleans
The president appointed the following
visiting committees for February:
First District-Messrs. Tracy, TrevignG
and Dibble.
Second D1eer1eG-Messrs. flncnDackt NC
Cornell and Walker.
Third DistriCt-Msssrs. Lynch, DumOn
and BOurges.
Fourth District-Messrs. Hartze1 ant
Heath.
Fifth District--Mr Rey.
Sixth District-Messrs. NAPLES snt
Stamps.
Seventh Distriot-Mr. Glaudin.
On motion of Mr.. Hartzell the COMMITTEES
on schoOihouses were authorized to contrac
for the cleaning Of the schools, and repOr
ct the next meeting.
The board then went into executive eea
sion and afterward adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10

The Senate Wednesday did nothing i'm
portant but discuss and pass the delin-
ouent tax bill, the words ''except those due
in New Orleans" being stricken out, and
"state and parish taxes" inserted, the
amendment in favor of municipal" taxes
beng rejected.
Bills 20 change the seat of justice in st.
bernard; for the relief Of Mrs. M. j. Lewis,
Of Ouachita; and removal of cases from
parish to district courts, were introduced.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Goode from
the Judiciary Committee, relative to pro-
mitigation Of the laws, especially those al
ready promulgated reducing sheciffs' and
clerks fees. was passed.
Thursday no bills we're passed.
Friday Mesers. Zacharie, Wheeler, Stubbs,
Demas and Grover were announced es q
committee on rules.
The bill to regulate public education was
recommitted.
The House Wednesday received petit
ton for aid from the Little Sisters OF the
Poor.
bill was introduced authorizing tax
collectors, except in Orleans, TO pay the
proceeds of delinquent taxes to the parish
treasurer.
"a bin Incorporating q board of trade
was. in spite of much objection, referred to
the Committee Oh Agriculture and Com
merce.
Aub VII WV 1880
of State of1icere was passed. with many
amendments, and also that regulating ap-
peals from Tangipsaoa.
Thursday q resolution was adopted re-
Commencing the Texas Pacific railroad to
congress. "A bill to restore the burned
rsoOrie of Livingston, that to regulate the
aaiaries Of clerks Of the criminal courts,
one referring to bonds of State oineere, an
another making their warrants reeeiyaDie
for Hfata faNan ware passed.
Bills were introduced reducing tees OF
clerks Of all courts, notaries, Jusucee, re-
cordsrs eonstables, ETC.; for relief OF heirs
AZ John J. Taylor, and to prohibit sales OF
cotton seed between sunset and sunrise
were introduced. ..,a..a
the revenue bill.
friday the committee Of the whole sat on
the revenue bill.
Bills Wsra introduced to PROVIDE ios 70
porfs 81 the Supreme Court; for relief On
| delinauent tax ahleBi fixing the meounk ~
khe General Assembly.
The bill fixing the salary OF the CLERK oE
ina Criminal Ooupt af 5000 passed
IN ioint session Wednesday the BALLOT i .. s q
TIniisd States 6enet0E Was; joHA. ~ cin
son i9, WicklifIa le, Robertson 10 hAgna y
I total 81. -. % oa..,..
I. ~. ItklHe -, ha8an "a hoppts'rA ~
I ll.Iar 1, total IS. r.. Ia
5fi. Wits 50. t.iAllaa 81 zones -. ''
Er &1 Nf4. I4f' 4 VIVA ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10
The Democratic InQuIsitIon.

Says a Washington special to the Cincin-
natl Gdsette;
The treatment of Governor Wells, presi-
dent of the Louisiana Returning Board, by
the Democratic House, is unparalleled in
our congressional history. No Republican
member of Congress is allowed to approach
him. Representative Wilson, of Iowa, to-
day wanted to call to see him. The ser
geant-at.arRs said that he had orders not
TO permit him to enter. Wilson went to the
Sergeant-at-Arms of the House for admis-
sion, and could not obtain it. Indignant
At the Spanish inquisition established by
the Democrats, Wilson went to Speaker
Randall and notified him of the refusal,
and informed him that he should call the
attention of the House and the country to
il as a question Of the highest privilege.
Randall begged him not to do so, and gave
a peremptoFy order to admit Wilson to the
prisoner This order is only an extraor-
binary exception to prison discipline.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10

Lafayette Fire insurance Company vss
Peter b. ThOde.
IHIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
IL Of Orleans, No. 7582.-By virtue Of o writ Of
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause to Eugene Waggaman,
late sheriff, and by said late sheriff TO me Trans
f. red will proceed to aell at public auction, at the
between Canal and OustOmhouse streets in the
Second District of this city, on WEDNESDAY
March IA, 1877 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property. TO wit
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon and all the rights and privileges thereto
belonging. situated In the Fourth District Of this
city, IN the square bounded by Rampant, Felicity
road, st. Andrew and Dryades streets, and form
ing the corner Of Rampant and ST. Andrew streets,
the same measuring, in American measure, thirty
three feet front on said Rampant street. by one
hundred and thirteen feet in depth and front on
St. Andrew street, between parallel lines.
.. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, with sill
the improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth
District Of this city, in the square bounded by
Rampant, Dry AIDES, st. Andrew streets and Felicity
thirty eight feet from the corner Of St. Andrew
street, thirty-eight feet on said Rampant street,
by one hundred and thirteen feet in depth, be-
). 4 PORTION OF GROUND, with all the build.
inRs and Improvements thereon, situated in the
same district and square the above. and Adioin.
ing the portion Of ground above described on the
side nearest Fedcity roadI and measuring thirty.
eight feet front on Rampant street, by depth Of
one hundred and forty.fve feet, between parallel
lines.
Beng the same properties which the defendant
herein acquired by purchase from James Michigan
per act passed before Joseph Kohn, notary public
in this city on the eleventh Of December, 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
feIOl4 q mb14 Civil Sheriff of the Parrish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10

A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Gazette says:
A prominent Democrat, chairman of one
of the leading investigating committees,
savs. Tonight, that ifNthe final decision of
the electoral count is against Tilden, he
will not accept the result without further
contesting the rights in court. The last
section Of the compromise bill provides that
either of the parties in interest, Dotwith-
standing the award of the commission,
shall not be deprived of his rights under
the constitution to try the right OF the
preaidencv bv an action in quo l0aTTalato.
fhis chairman says that Tilden certainly
will commence the biggest lawsuit Of the
country TO obtain the office If be is defeated
by the decision OF the commission.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10
MARsHALIs MUNITIONS.

John b. Baird ct al. VS. Steamtug Quaker.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L DISTRICT of Louisiana, No. II 02s.-In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit 1 have seized and taken into
my possession
THE STBAMTUG QUAKER, now lIbeled by
John B. Baird ct al, for the causes set forth in
the libel now pending in the District Court of
the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or per-
sens having or pretending to have any right, title
or interest IN or to the same to be and appear at
trict Aforesaid, to be holden at the city Of New
Orleans on the third Monday in February, to show
cause II any they have or can why the said steam
tug Quaker should not be condemned and sold
agTeeAhly to the prayer Of libelante.
United States MRrshaPs oftice, New Orleans,
January 30, 1877.
]. R. G. PTTKIN
ia31 fe31O II United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10

Michael James Brennan VS. Robert Garter
TNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II, Of Orleans, No. I54S.-By virtue Of writ OF
seizure aniF sale, directed BY the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, to Eugene Wegga1nsns
feried will proceed to sell at public auction At
the Merchants and AuotioDeerd Exchange, Royal
street between canal and Onstomhousa streets. In
the second District Of this city. on WEDNESDAY,
March IA, 1871, at tweive clock NJ, the following
described property, to Wit
and being In the Suburb st. Mary, First District,
late the Second Municipality Of this city, desig-
number tourteen comprised between Sc. Magde-
Ieine (noW Clara, st. Mark (nOw Magnolinl Gragter
and Percido streets. as per plan drawn By A. Al .
cembef. 1874. and deposited IN the Office Of David
L MoCAy. lAta notary In this city. said lot meas
street ate St Magdele.ne street, b. adepth Of ono
hundred and nineteen feet nine and one hall inches
between parallel Inca Together With Al TIE
buildings and improvements thereon, rights, waya
and advantages thoreunto belonging or IN any iae
sppsrsalning Being the same progssg ss9Qssa
herein an per act passed before W. J. Cnatells no
tnEy public in this city dated June u. 1870
Tarma-i n cash Tor auhiaient amount topay
plaintiffs claim. tay the sum 1.-TWO hundred dql-
apnnm from the nfnetssnsh day d February,
1879, subject to credit Of eetentyelx cellxrs ana
tn cents nem the g. s.,,sr.
out Interest thereon ~ elozet1ia, irom the nine
taauth day Of February 1873 ave peK cent ss5et
nayi1 fees four dollars oogtz Of COPY OF a9ti $40
dollars, coata Of aartonfe OF reeordaiqn and cost
OF suit a The purchaser 20 ainune 20 the extent
| Of the amount % bis bid the payment % W.
/ nroniaa6rv nnic1 SECURED ~ mortgage on said
I uropsxtY drawn b delanaart to MS eMu older
AMI ~ hlfu inAor1cd, dated fu11Aaxy ~ lA.1 eoel
fer cha sim 81 TIVE hundred 0tlt4f1I n0T4fl7 -
/ HpadtIF1iT SC f1nr and AFc ycal4 zlltr DAVIS ~
flzIlul interest," ~ she rate ~ t'1rf N.r 1sNa ~
a11rn lr1N a17a uutI H1l1. 3 Ana 81. r.s=1F
81 80 otes 81 capitalization. epE e
ls..s... 4 \ - Unite
aE4iIaI MA ciFn shez re
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10
COURT RECORD.
sHURsDA4, rEBRUARr 8, 1877.


BmlEod States CIFcuis Court.
hs- Hon. e. @. Billings, district
Clark Gaines vs.. NJ. J. Lizard ct
9seph Fuentes vs.. Myra Clark
Consolidated by agreement Of
and continued to February l9.
"a States We. Joseph rujegue.-Pass-
aferleit note. Bond of $500.
IA States va. George ROeenthAl.
sing soldiers clothes. Bond Of
States vs.. Antonio Licalzi.-Pass-
ierfait note. Bond Of Jose Ferrer,
oE $3.50, taken November l6, 1873,
ecire faeias issued returnable
ays.
States ". H. B. Haas.-NolIe
entered, defendant being dead.
~ y Wheelock vs. Charles a. How
1mmiesion to take PLAINTIFF testi-
Philadelphia granted.
Superior Criminal Court.
flowing circular has been forward
committing magistrates:
z much facilitate the progress Of
ard contribute to the ends Of JUS
on cause to be forwarded to this
promptly ~ possible the records OF
zl onse8 Investigated by you, that
epmmittaIe for trial here. beg to
that. 80 far as practicable, they be
6 on the day following the COneiu'
ne Investigation
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-10
THE LEGISLATURE.


Thursday. February 8, lssz.
SENATE.
No quorum, and adjourned, ON motion of
Senator TwitcheIl.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Speaker Hahn in chair.
Sixty-two members answered the roll
Notices of bills were given by Messrs.
De Lacy, Como, Gracien and Claude.
A petition was received from the parish
of Grant for the seat of r. H. Thomas, and
referred to the Committee on Elections and
Qualifications.
Mr., Claude introduced g bill amending
section seventeen Of act No. IA of 1872, pro
viding for the license of selling drugs,
which was referred to the Ccremittee on
Ways and Means.
On motion Of Mr.. Jones the House ad-
journed.
Friday, February 9, 1877.
SENATE.
No quorum, only ten Senator's being
present, and adjourned on motion Of Sem
ator Harper.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Keeting in the chair.
Sixty-fOur members present.
Mr.. johnson, of De Soto, gavo notice of q
bill to regulate seizures and exempt certain
property.
Mr.. De Lacy introduced bill to relieve
the town of Alexandra from taxes within
the limits of the corporation, which was re-
ferred to the Committee on ParochiRl At
fairs
On motion of Mr.. Moore the House sd-
journed to half-past eleven O'Clock Monday.
The Legislature To-day.
Senate--No quorum, and the House not
being in session, an adjournment was had
| till Monday,