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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03

HENRY BALLARD, UNITED STATES GOV.
II ERNMENT CONTRACTOR, AND DEALER IN
public patronage in his line of trade. well as
sorted stock is always kept on hand and will be
sold at lowest prices for cash. Orders will be hlled
without delay from the feed warehouse, No. IS Full.
ton street and No. lOl Peter street. near Lafayette
or from the feed store and coal yard st the corner
ofSt. Denis and Washin gtOn streets. COnsignments
are solicited, AND will be disposed Of to the best
advantage Of O uAignees. Quick sales and prompt
returns are 81 ranteed, and the best references
can be given. iylAly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03
MONDAY. lANuARY %. 1s17.

State We. Peter Coyle.-Murder. Killing
Franz W. Zeigler July 4, 1876, at No. l43
Gravier street. Indicted October 10, 1876.
Bail refused
State vs. Henry Horn.-Grand larceny of
$3.50 and pair Of shoes from Henry Pull
man November 10, 1876, on board the Mary
Annie at Bayou Bridge. Convicted Janu-
airy "a. Sentence OF fiveyears.
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COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1877.

61peslON CS
ACQUITTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alguir.
Bnrglary-Henry Dickson, alias Jim
Thompson.
CONVICTED.
Carrying concealed weapons-Fred Mum
cbon.
SENTENCED.
Grand laIceny-James Dryer, convicted
January % of fObbing Mrs. +. .Ulrieh,, Do
fobsr IL, 1876, No. GA ChArtres street. OF
.srffsl watches. Ten years.
neEglary-Henry Young, convicted JAnu-
Ar1 81 Of burglary Of ], 9. OhlendOrb, cor
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Jean st. Martin VS.. Mrs. TIL. A. Martin
and her husband.

and her husband
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT ROR THR PARISH OF
y Orleans, NO. 906O-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale directed by the honorable the Sixth Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, TO Eugene Waggsman, late sheriff,
and by said late sheriff to me transferred will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and AuctiOneers Exchange Royal street, between
Canal and Cuatomhouse str cts in the Second
District of this city, on SATU RDAY, March 3,
1877. at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
property to wit
CERTAIN PARCEL OR PORTION OF GROUND,
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, rights, ways, privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging or in anyWise appertaintng,
situated in the FaubOurg Trems in the First Dis.
trlct OF this city, in square mum ber twenty one,
comprised within Claiborne, Jackson or Gasquet,
Palmyra and Derbiguy streets, and measuring in
English measure, thirty feet front on Jackson
or Gssquet street, by one hundred and six feet
seven inches Deep between equal and parallel
lines. Said portion of ground 10 composed of the
whole of a lot of ground designated by the num-
Der seventeen, and of a pzrt of another lot of
ground designated by the number eighteen on q
plan drawn by Joseph Pilie late surveyor, on the
FIRST day of March, 1870 and deposited In the office
of David L. McCay, then Of the nOtares of this
city. Which lots numbers seventeen and eighteen
were acquired by the defendant herein, Mrs. Tn.
Martin, BY purchase from S. II. Davis, per act
passed before Paul B. Laresche, late notary in
this city, the twentieth day Of September 1863,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-CRsh on the spot.
THOMAS q. HANDY,
iasl fe7 IA mh3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Oreanss
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Union National Bank of New Orleans,
Joseph BillEery, subrogated vs. Joseph Ray
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
II Orleans, No. 7340.-By virtue of an alias
BILE the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or.
leans, in the above entitled cause, to Eugene
Waggaman, late sheriff, and by said late sheriff
public auction, at the Merchants and AuetioneersP
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
city, on saT6RDAY February 10. 1877, al twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
BEING PART OF TwBLvE CERTAIN LOTS OF
GROUND, together with all the buildings and
District of this city, in the square bounded By
First, Second, Dryades and Baronne streets, to
Lot marked meaauring sixty rect front on
Dryades street, by one hundred and fifty feet in
depth and front on Second street. between par
Rlel lines. American measure tegt ther with al
legs numbers one and tive. Alley number one
measures twenty feet on Dryades street, runs
back toward Ban nne street ONE hundred and sew
enty feet, between parallel lines, American meAa-
urei alley number two measures twenty feet on
sixty feet to the intersection of alleys numbers
one and two:
Terms and COnditons-The purchaser to assume
the payment of q certain promiss0ry note secured
thirteen hundred and seventy. three dOllars and
thirty three and q half centa, payable on the
ss yen sep n from FSrSary s5 until Ma
pursuant to the terms and conditions Of an act
Of sale before ~ T. Dgeros; a notary public in this
ance Of the price Of adiud cation, cash
THOMAS h. RANDY
Jas % q fs10 Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
snmbolq q Ducres 70. MRS. Adelaide
Casa Bonnet and Neveu Bennoix, In solido,
Gustave Weber, snrety-Second Justice Court
for the Parish Of Orleans, No. 1857.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIKRT FAoIAB
ID to me directed by the Hon. W. b. Holmes.
second justice Of toe peace in and for the parish
Of orleans, in the above stated suit win pro
coed to sell At public suction. al thu Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, be-
i tween Canal and Gustomhouse streets, on SATUR-
| DAY February TO- 1871 a. twelve O'Clock NJ
| CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with All the
buildings thereon, situated IN the SIKH District,
deaiRuafed by No. 10 OF square 3, bounded b.
Live Oak, OctGviA and laurel streets aud Peters
avenue, aB per plan Of Pile 4 De PoullV Of April
g, 1865, depoatfd in the ofiee Of W. Pole'n late
| notary public. ~ plan No. 8. Said lot forms the
| corner Of Live OAK street. AID Peters avenue, and
! MEASURES 50 feet inch mont on LiVo Oak street.
l By depth and font un fetarA avoauo OF t29 fatt
l 6eiSed in the EtdNo suit.
1 Terlns-Caan on the 9not
ia1 % islos JOIN MCCORMICK, coanlshln.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03

Z HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
IL ninth day of November, 1876, Judgment was
rendered in this court in the following entitled
suit, iB the words and figures following, to wit:
On motion of F. L. Richardson, attorney for
plaintiff in this suit, on submitting to the court
due proof in support Of her demand. and the law
and evidence being in favor of plaintiff it is or
deIed, adiudged and decreed that the judgment
by default herein entered on the eighth in
stant be now confirmed; that plaintiff ClOtilde
Mile, do have and recover of defendant, Emile
B. Trinidad, her husband, the sum of &6l 268
AN, with legal interest from judicial demand
and costs, with the mortgage in such cases
granted by law to married women; that q separa-
IlOn of property be and the same is hereby de-
creed between plaintiff and defendant; that the
Plaintiff have the management and control of her
own rights and that the commu- ity existing be-
tween them be dissolved.
Judgment signed December 4, 1876.
A. 'SA6CIER, Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereunts set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court, at the
city OF New Orleans, on this fifth day OF De
cember, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-six.
isl7 81 fel4+ F, WALL, Deputy Clerk.
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INSURANCE,


NEW ORLEANS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OoREKR OF CANAL AID CAMP sTRKKTB.
Established In 1893,
OApdtA.''s'.ss..s.sss.. 900
Assets cir market value.....os.... ,ss1 y
Income the year Is7s............... $4,000 q
This company insures fre, marine ana xivss
riakai issues marine policies, payable in London
J. TUYEs, President
A. soHRRIBRR, Vice President
J. ". HINoKs, Secretary.
Directors.
ErneSt Asrilh, A. NJ BickhAn,
Placide FOrstan, A sohreibar,
II. Galy, ~ uyea,
Charles LATTE, WA Bell
VIVIAN BenthuySsn. D. Patio,
Pierre Pouts. D. D. R0esru lass "
TWKNTY-sEVENTH
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF TIE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Orleans. May 30, 1876.
The Trustees, in conformity to the amended
charter, submit the following statement of the
-
Fire premiums s2Ol, OO6 26
Marine premiums. 37,48s 81
RIVER premiums '''''......,'.,..s.,... n4,sl3 rs
Total. cas-, 3O8 ~
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums e283 357 90
Losses paid and estimated including all
known and unpaid
On fire risks. $50, $50 10
On marine risks, 1888 So
On river risks. 7l,47l sO-sl47,ssO SO
Taxes, expenses rebate in
lieu of participation, less
interest, discount etc.. 1928 l1-231 ,l1s So
Leaving, after paying ten per cent in
cash, interest on capital stock. pro-
fts............"..."..... s522ss 70
The Company have the Following assets
Bills receivable. ............R53,72 8 70
Loans on bond and mortgage IS, 44333-ellO,l72 IL
Loans on pledge at CALI. $l2e,7ll 81
Cash...... .........s..,,... 673S8 o. 1873 egg Al
Real estate. 49, AZ
City bonds, bank and other stOcks.... I36, 1854 90
Premiums in course Of collection. 2T,628 II
Total assets. $5s5 IO9s II
The above statement is true and correct tran
script from the books of the company.
THOHAs A. ADAMS, President.
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twentieth
day of May, 1876. WILLIAM q. HOLINESS
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parrish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees resolved, That after pay.
ing the annual interest Of ten per cent on the
capital stock of the company, that dividend of
TWENTY PER CENT be paid in cash on and after
the twelfth day Of June next, to those parties In
surfing with the company, entitled to receive the
same.
Trustees
Thomas A. Adams, Edward Pilsbury,
Samuel p Newman, Jshn Z. King,
Samuel Il. Kennedy, Frederick Camerden,
John Phelps, j. L. Harris,
Adam Thompson, Andrew Stewart
Henry Abraham, Joseph Stone,
P. n Strong, George Martin,
Victor Meyer, Alfred MoultOn,
Joseph Bowling, L. G. JuTey
Edward J. Gay, Edward Male,
John ID. Sandidge. George W. Sentel,
Simon Hernsheim, A. Levi
Simon FOreheimer, John Brunaso,
Joseph B. Wolfe, William b. Matthews,
r. B. Post, John V. Moore.
Paul E. Mortimer, je4 Suly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03
SANITARY EXCAVATING COMPANY
incorporated by an act Of the Legislature with
exclusive privilege Of RMPTYNG VAULTS,
... PRIvIKS, SINKS, etc.,

Are now in full operation, and are prepared TO
perform the above work with promptness and
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use Of the
OBORLAEss EXCAVATINGA APPARATUS
IS used by the company, are that the work can Be
performed st any hour Of the day or night, the
thorough manner in which the deposits are re
moved, the absence of all offensive edorH, the
short space of time required ian ordinary sinh
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minutesl, and
above all, ITS CHEAPERSs.
AL orders left at the companys once, No. 1ss
Common street, or sent to POstofAce box No. BIS
will receive prompt attention. aus 6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03

Charles Francis Adams, Jr., has prepared
an Ashtabula statement Of bridge aeei-
dents.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


MONEY TO LEND.
THE METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS BAEK,
No. IA Camp street,
viii make advances on MERCHANDISE, GOLD
and slLVRRWARE, DIAMONDS, JBWELRY, etc,
al rates ranging from one TO four per cent Per
month.
0os5 ~ ID. VAN HORN. Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES.
By 8. 0uinault.

WIDOW JULES ARNoULT BIT AL. VS.. EDoUARD
BUISsoN ct AL, FOR PARTITION.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

MRS. CLOTILDE MILE, WIFE OF E. B TRIM
dad, We. &. b. Trinidad, her husband-NO.
q026
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03

bEHIENCEDa
Burglary and Grand LRrceny-Dick Rob
inson and Henry JiRks, charged with bur
glary, ct the warehouse of Mr.. z. j. k'a-
zende, on Hunter street, between Peters
and Tchoupitoulss streets, on the night OF
December Is, 1876, and stealing from the
roof 400 pounds of copper gathering, worth
about $780, convicted January q, of bur
glary and petty larceny, three years in the
Penitentiary, on the first, and two years Oh
the second count; second sentence to take
effect after service OF fret sentence.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Carrying concealed weapons-JOhn Fitz-
gerald.
NoLLE PRosEQUL
Carrying concealed weapons-Owen Con-
molly.
ON TRIAL.
Grand lareeny-JAmes McDermott, alias
Irish Mike, charged with stealing on the
thirtieth Of October, 1876, on Canal street,
from w. P Terrell, SIP. Jury out.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03

alO IA 81 felO Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 4B2.
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NEW ORLEANS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OoRNKR OF CANAL AND CAMP sTRKKTs.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lrygaroor- Oct ll-Pork- EasIrrn dun at 90; western
s al , rand Cut-NOne in the market Short
mn dul a. AZ Long Clear duh al 40; short Clear dn
a ~ ia IIams-IJIg steady az JO; shoulders soafy
IA gg Beei-lniia steady al 81; Extra Mess seaay
e los; Primo Mess duil 1t IardPrme western steady
at AL Taiow-PuL CitY dul at 81. lufTe mime
SHIRTS dull nt 20. ROHn-C common dui at Odd fne dGl
al 10 ChceseAmeucan Choice steady et b3 Lard Oh Timer
at Al Flour- state du .; 2fbd WhcasNo spring
steady al ID; spring steady ~ IL d WINTER south
eru s.ady at Id winter Wescrn steady AT lOd Corn
xed soft soady % Sd Cotton seed Oil-Nelo" Amen
caI steady n 81 . ,o,o - - ,,.. ,,, ,, ,..,.. .
Ndbuug Uplanda, 6sd.; MiilnG Orleans o. 8d sales
m 900 ales n,1dng 900 bales for speculation and
nort Receipts $50 bales, none American Futures led
ibesp.r tlan last nights closing; Uiands, Low Mhlng
c.l.e October delivery, b'ia; JuIands Low Mlddlng
clause November d0livrry 0'sd.. tplanls Low hildlng
tse october ana November delivery O"aad also bla ad
I-uIands Low Miidlng clause, November and December
delivery sih also 6iss.d: also O. ad also 6l4sd Upauds
low Addng clause December and January delV ~, o;
al,o ~; also o. iaa upland> Low Mmdhng clause Jan
nary and February delivery, 6aii Upiands Low hhdng
eis~d Uplands low Mddling clause. Now crop shipped
Soyslier and december, sal 0.azd also GAL; Upands,
Tow Nddng clause. New Crop shipped December AID Jan
nary sail G-d. UDaudr. Low nifdug clause, New Crop.
shl.h January aud February sail 6i Orleans Low MID
ding clause shipped october and November sail omitted,
IlyERPooI. oct ll-2 D. m.-hiddling Uplands Cotton.
6kd Nddling Orleans sgd, Low MiddiinR Upands 1di
GOOD Oniiusry Uplands. bd: Ordinary Dplands, Cd up
lands Low idng clause, october aud November delivery
ed: Upands Low Middnng clause November and Deeem
her DELIVERY 6dS upiands Low Mdding clause New crop
shipped OCTOBER and November sail 1 caseso' W yea
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
COTTON MARKETS.

ArGrsrA oct l1-Cotton ouiet Alidiling. 1Os6l02c
Low Mdding, IOc. Good Ordinary J'aci net receipts
l.Oa2 bales; sales, ss2 bales
BAIrIxoRR Ocr. l1-CO,ton quiet 1nidling. ll7sc Low
MidGlng longe GOOD Crdn4g, ~, net reoelp,s >
c0a.tise 4Gl bales; saes 6S bales spnnors 30 bales;
Posros. Oct il-Cotton steaiy; Midding llsic.; Low
Middlug IL ~; Good Ordinary lO@c net receipts, Gi
bales: gross none exports, c0astwise, nOEe u Great
ci,RLzsToS. Oct. II.-toton dul addling. lie. Toy
Mneug 0lca Good ordinary 10 2ci net IeGeipis ,i5I
tSCgytTi Oct. ll-Cotton firm; Middlinclli &c; Low
Mdiug ID7-c Good Ordinary. lOsc receipts l03 bales:
spnents. l23 bales sales. baes snners none; STOCK
GaLyssIos oct 1l-Cottor steady; anddlng 1o7c.; Low
Middhng lobe: Good Ordinary, sc net rcceip- l1Sl
bales; gross, ljsl bales eSpors coaSt"Se -'-oo oaesi
I0iisyfrfT. oct ii.-Cotton 6rm. ,riadnng. l4c
nEAPHIs Oct ll.-C0uon steady; Shdahng c receipts
122 baes shipments, 97o bales sales 900 baesi stock
MopfE' oct 11-Co,ton steady; snddiny 1890. Low
s5O bales exports cOaswse l935 bales sales LOU bales
NEwoEizASs Oct Il-Cotion steady Mdinr. 1isc Low
Midihng L. c Good Ordinary. 10 SCI net receipts uOo
baes gross G57 bales; exports. coastwlse 501 bales
exrorts to Great Britain, none; 70 the Continent 1913
bars. sales, 1900 bales; STOCK 1855 bales ~
N0RFOfK Ocf. ll.-C0uou easy MdGlug u &C.; not re;
cein- l2iO bales; exporrs cof'twse, oiS bales; sales
300 bales stock, .,oj3 bales ,,,,,. ,,,o
Low Middine II ic: Good Ordinary 0Disc net recepts,
1O7 baes ,37 bales sales, IS bales spnners SZs
SiyASSAH oct li.~cotton quiet; Mhdlng, lO'c. Low
Mddlng 10 hc: Good OtMnary, v'sci het teee'eSS e-SS
bales; gross 4s0S bales exports, coast"ise l619 bales
sale. .3l2 bales; stock. 1881 bales.
sr LoUIs Oct. ll-Couon hrm; Adding lisc Low
Mldlng lO'sc GOOD Ordinary iO1sc r,eelis VO Des
shi.menis 93i bales Sales D bales sioes 4,5i6 eaes
WiLNIsGToS, oct 1i.Cotton steady; MiddhHg' ic Low
NiddlnG 1885, Cool Orllhary, 5;6 i's1g 90
bales; exports; cOaswse none sales 40 Daes soek oVz'
bales
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
ProvrpRvcr r. T. oct l1-Print cloths active with
moderate sales at cash standard and extra 0ix6i
lolt tiara. aft rim
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

For future delivery fair business az decline oi
ami points. The Liverpool marset was dul ana easier
safes yesterday after p m u5i0hf = soy II5ai oco
vrrnuer BOO 10 l.7Ou Ills; so lllf; ilrcepr wv
lII2; zoo IN; 1900 lllo January 900 .io oU, w,
Il17 FeDuaIy i00 ll2J' SD .o aadGh ~ -
April 300 SO: May GOO 1lCy: total. p OJ balrs 81
can today November. COO, lily Decrmber 4UO
6 March 100 i14 APrl 100 ll5i ioe li9S IA iot4'. "a
bales. second call october, 300 IL % luu -,
TgccmicI 400. u09, February 300. LIS 100 III
March 100 II 80: May l00 ll.65 june 100 LIE w, in,
7G 1On 10. 100 MA: t0ta, l.s0O bales Ihlrd adi
0ctober 100 ll2G Noyember 100 los Deecmber 8oD n
1Iu2 Jauuarv, 300. HOS; June, 100 il3S t9'al O'
bales toaay To- n; october ~ e. ~ M
.g. 900 .;s; ll31: lO. ll.fo; 4Ot Il4l iuo
IS. 200 2G; 100 II.37 100 11.5s 400. II 3 100
is 500 ii 10. 100 lI3l 100 ll.29; lo1' ll5i So
teibcr 200 l1lS 800. Il.lf; 300 lll5, BOD IL j.
1900. iIid.-IO ills 800 ~; 700 J., ,Qi l'ige
III5: loo llll. 700, u. B.; jhO. IL; lVl, J. &
iLI0 200, llo9 700 nos DscgnPsr goo 10 - :, ~
500 iilS 800 IiG9: 100. lilo; lO0 Hos $40 10!
2G0 li.06: 100. lL05; $50 l02 Jann4y 800 III
$3s iii9: 600 ilis 600 Il.ll 200. l.I3 800 ili2;
300 II 500. lilo. zoo llo1 fOi, Los; po liU,
900 IIOs: 100. tlU7 Februaiy p - LIS jO' II ~
March 100 1l.AO: 100. lt44 zoe. il3I: o. ll51 100
ii2 siay 200 LOO June 100, ll7o; tot. 49, 100 bales
1t,ud tOai. 800 bales.
l aH
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RFCElPIS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Rdiiroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY. Oct. II. 1871.

AsHEs-Quiet but steady &c ior Pots PC f9r Pearls
COFFFE-lgio steady at 10000. gold for OrnaIy 10
Prime cargoes with transactions embracing lllO bass
Asarc l6c 1000 bags keplcr on terus n0t us %
Florence. lSc also, 4Ouo Days
1 eming in Orleans barely Fair at u ac and l3VV
bays ex Arabca Baltimore. barely Fair AZ lo%c gou
Mid grades in demand. wlth sales OF 5Op
of OO nag, Marlclbo on private quotations re-
naned n0minaY 22d2ic for Java; l9c MaacaDoi
l6Ii61o. 1t. Domingo. All gold for invoices
COTrON-A good business for home consumption vas pn
the spot, bat the demand was freely met Export ILL.,
duil closed weak though without quoehe
ctanee receipts ff3 naiss against
no 200 This day week bales this day last year
the this been sAO5s bales against
Ks O3l bale thus far and total since september
bates 459Sp7 bales during The same pefou
year sales Of 2i00 bales 81 which lOlc ass tFei' &
including 4O for export 229 for home consumption am ~
for srecuatiOn; bales delivered on contract Ooa
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

s1e, OYO Steam, spoi 80 2a9s0 II =. closing
- 75G October 30 f00-9 lj closing - l2l 800
tes November - 9J CLOSING :, % bd 800 tc- December
- 772 ~ II ~; 1000 cs remainder year, - 80
100 January 7e > s2 second "call" October ~ 10
bid. ~ 1917 asked; DO buyers option. ~ IL
bG. 80 l7ia asked; November - 92ia bid, g % =
asked December aud remainder year, - 70 nd
81 asked: rs. 80 bd IS 50 asked. city
steam quoted ~ 81 bid 40 asked Refined - 90 for Con-
tinent... BUTTER Choice Grades brought ful prices
other descriptions dull, declining CH EESfs- Market
firm. business only present requirements EGGS
Trade light but without material CHANGE Long Island
Now1eTsry, 22d23c state Pennsylvania 2la2lc; West
l9d2lc, letter choice; Choice Canaia, 2Olad2lc
RICEPrces steady da7isc or Domestic, The higher
for Choice. with fair Jpbbing trade.
SrEAHiNE-Markct steady at Oc. p n for Choice
SUG AR Raw quiet aud unchanged at SisdSsc. for
Fair Good Refining Prime and Ssd9iic Tor Cen
trueaL sales o lao hhd9. MOases al c 400 hhds
Centrifugal at &c. aud 10000 Manila not ffa
spTel the stock at the ports mentioned today as fol
lows:
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
,,.,.r RFPORT NET- YORK MIYIN6 SfVO
oD4''A rUtNeE SALES. OCTOBER II. 1871
v,psr poARD-1l O'CLOCK A. N.
SECOND BoARD-1:30 P. NJ
THURSDAY, Oct. LIP. NJ.


,~. .i;..,;noi,at,on in the rates Of freight in
,.rar Of Baltimore and Philadelphia and against
X....York which is permitted by the existing
railway compact Is really the cornol-''o"o 'iO'
,,ioi the combination rests. During the past sea
- ,;,b low wafer rates this percentage OF railway
fLts las been inoperatve affecting the trade OF
t..itv bccausc none Of the railways has been able
=, co,npete with the lakes and canals. But aiter
inland navigation has closed Is there merchant III
N.v-York who supposes that gram VIII continue TO
t Tins port for export. when the freight from CHI
-, is tlroe cents per 100 h s. less TO Baltl-
-. +ban to New-YOrk. The great move
,.,t of corn dunng tie Winter OF lo73-lS16
triids the entertaining of such an idea. New
yo,k il entitled during the summer season TO
She natural advantages given her by her water con
rctiops but she also has the right to demand equal
,,tes during the winter season. particularly as hor
crcat railroad Processes To be earning per ceh' Oh
$4,000 600 of fictitious capital
As indicated IN to-iay's Tribune, the leading
.lu. have found il necessary to come to the sup
mort of the stock market Aud the present Leaders
5 NOT 10 things m halfway fashion. 1t comes out
that additional sums of money wcrc borrowed yes
t,rie, and today, which werc used IN additional
purchases Of stock. The market opened
heavy and lower all around, with Western
Iaion leading by a sudden and rapid break from
salta SO3,. Bat this tendency was quickly checked
and iirs "a steady feeling was produced. and then a
ri., as rapd rs the decline had been carrying west
eru luion up TO S27sQ oZ's. Central ana HuuaOh
op.ncd nd l65. sold and closed at 1919; Lake SnOfe
efgrlrd 40 7O0G91-. but ended al ~; @icli ,l't
t.trll rose nom 627s ~ ga and Ere sold at l3H
1oieT 1870 The granger stocks, With the exception
of Chc1Tp. Darlington and Quincy, ana Illinois
Central al higher aud closed al ABOUT inc Oes'
I,eu the coal shares, il seems, it was deemed
necessary to support, as % have te entire arAe1
ir urt.iu Delaware lackawanna and western
r,-e from f73i to 5OfsR ju's; Delaware ana iinu-
s,. from fUl9 10 42l4u42ls, and Morris aud EsseX
ii m 424i 90 80. Qmcasiiyrr common ieil from , ~
a. 3oi, and the preferred from 80 to 33i2 Tho
market closed excited and bouyant'
RANGE Or rIE STOCK MARKET