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:, Nays Messrs. Boatner, Breaux. Dueros. Ellis.
Iustis, Garland Goode. Grover. Kelly, Mitchell
Ogden. Robertson. snndiford, Steven, Stubs.
White and Xachnrie-l7.
:, Absent-Messrs. Allain. .Brysst Burch, Cage
Dumont. Gla. Harper, Landry. Richardson,
Stamps. Sutton. Texada. Twitchell. Wakefield
ana Young-t5.
And the motion was lost.
Mr.. Wheeler offered the following additional
item and moved Its adoption:
ITO State University of Baton Rouge the sum
| of eleven thousand and two hundred dollars,
being amount due said institution by the State
for maintenance OF cadets"
On which motion Mr.. White demanded the
yeas and nays.
The roll being called resulted as follows:
Yeas Messrs: Boatner, Eusts. George Mitch
oil, Ogden. Perkins and Wheeler.
ford. stubbs. Texada, White and zacharie@i Sd
:, Absent essrs Allan, Bryant Burch. Gage.
Stamps. Steven Sutton. Twitchell, Wakefield
And the motion was lost
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
New Orleans. March 81, 1877.
To the Honorable the President and Members
l am directed by the House of Representa-
tiyes to inform your honorable body that the
House has concurred In Senate amendments
to House bill No. $780, An act making an appro-
priation OF $l15.o0 to. pay the per diem OF the
members and the salaries OF employees of the
General Assembly and the contingent expenses
thereof" etc.
Also, to inform the Senate that the House of
has passed House bill No. 229,
An act to repeal sections 262s. $3.50, $780, 2747
274s and 2749 OF the Revised Statutes OF 1870 and
portion of article 625 of the Code of Practice
and ask concurrence In same.
Also, that the House has passed Senate bill
No. 1o5, AN act authorizing the Governor to
appoint additional police juries In the country
parishes" etc, with amendments.
Respectfully, -
Chief Clerk.
That portion Of the first section relative to the
special fund for support of the Charity Hospital
was read. and on motion of Mr.. Robertson
adopted.
That portion OF the first section relative TO the
current school fund was read. and ON motion Of |
Mr.. Steven adopted.
That portion Of the first section relative tn the
interest fund was read, and on motion Of Mr. |
Robertson adopted.
That portion Of the first section relative to the
levee construction and repair fund was read
IA. Stubs moved to amend SO as 10 read ''ap.
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Domestic Markets.
by Telegraph.l

CHICAGO, Oct a1.-Receipts Of hogs Yesterday
= 475. estimated to. day IS ooo market a g little
Wheat-cash 81 Il, October 81 liz, November
81 04M. seller December 81 o35a. Corn-Novem-
Pork-year si2 IS. January s12 6o0ol2 e21s. Lard
bid year $40. seller january s.15 Oats nominal.
los p m. morning call-Wheat- October 81 IA,
November 81 O4zs@1 o5. December 81 os11. Nos. /
and Q 81 IA No. 81 o., rejected %. Corn-Oeto
BE- bsF Ma Nav .9 hgb NJ ~ r
jected 4219. Barley unsettled cash OctoberRnd
November eoa@eeo1. December 62a@621s, extra
245s November 231s@235s December 1914. seller
January 24h. kye-cash and November 81.
Pork--cash and October SIS. year $40 47ls. Jan
Whisky-sales so bbls at 81 o.,
$3.50 o. nj lose-Pork steady and quiet; No
yember so 7o@12 Is: seller year sl2 47se912 So:
SIS seller year 8 o5es OH: January s.i2>z@s15.
Wheat unsettled: 81 ,otA@1 o4zs November;
= Gon eas and
434@432s; seller year AZ January 39S; MAY
42ss@42A. Boxed meats closed: shoulders "a ;
long and short clear r.; for future delivery.
seller November. shoulders 5a: long clear. Ga |;
short rib Z: short clear IA: long and short
CiNcINNATr, Oct. 31.-Pork quiet at sts IS. Ba-
con scarce and firm; sides, 99Seg9a sugar
cured hams h1s@1sh. Dry sailed meats. loose.
kettle 925. Hogs lower and moderately active;
common 50 1904 35: fair to good light 81 400
4 60; fair to good packing 81 5000 70; select
butchers 81 1904 80; receipts 1921.
Clio e-Mess pork quiet and steady at s14.
Lard quiet and easy: current make So: prime
winter offered at about the same figure. Bulk
meats nominal. Oats quiet; mixed 2e@29
white 29@31 Rye steady and in moderate de-
mand; No. 2 $4,000. prime sample ,57@5s the
| latter on arrival. Corn-fair demand and large
| offerings, selling at 35@37 for new ear and
quoted at As for old ,ar; shelled held at 46.
| for good 10 choice amber. Whisky steady and
| in moderate demand at 81 OF.
| New YORK. Oct 31.-Flour dull and weak !:
| State and Western 81 1906 25 extra state and
| Western IS 5o@5 Is: Southern -four in limited
demand and in buyers, favor; No; Q 50 1904 Is !;
superfine 81 5o05 IS. Wheat weaker and mod
| erately active; No. Q red 81 40@1 40a white
state 81 47091 So: red State 81 40; No. Chicago
| 81 81: No. Q Milwaukee 81 2o@1 30. Corn high
| er for spot. weaker for options; steamer cash
| 61a bid; do November 81 y bid; No. cash 50
bid; do November elI bid, Barley firmly
| two rowed State, 7114@82 for six roWed state
other grades nominal Rye is In fair demand
and steady; No. 2 Western 70@72; state 73978.
| Oats firmer and fair demand, No. white 1902
No. Q do 371z@37A; NO. New York 37k. Pork
| firmly held moderately active; mess Sl4 500
IA rs on spot October s4 bid. Lard quiet. spot
s.7o08.75 for prime,W Western; $50 for city. Beef
bellies s7a@s2s Dc. Hams l11z@I2. :, Whisky
lower at 81 90. Spot Cotton quiet: Middling Up
lands IL 3-16; futures easy. Cheese, pr zes
| slightly favor buyers with moderate demand
| mostly for home use at 7g12A for common TO
| prime and 10 for fancy.
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and took the trhin for Delhi whence they 90 to
who had wagons. and Teams had gotten off at
lind. The stock. consisting OF first.rate mules
and horses. were brought to vieksburg. The
Glencoe was seven years old last spring, and
o00 and Is insured for $4,000. Her cargo is In
sured Of course, but the amount is unknown.
The following are the principal items OF her
New Orleans freight: 432 bales cotton. 4s9s sacks
corn. 2i75 barrels flour, 1G2 half barrels -four. $40
barrels meal. 200 barrels grits 200 bales hay 1860
sacks oats 100 barrels oil Col, Cooper. agent OF
the, New Orleans. Underwriters, happened
to be here inspecting the Parisot bouts, and
graphed for the Wrecking boat r. +. Fekert, and
expressed the opinion that she could be raised
without much damage to freight. ii prom Of &C.
ton was had. The Golden Crown stopped At;
the wreck yesterday, and took off her cabin pas-
sengers and the remainder Of the stock. Boats
are warned not to run too close to the govern
ment light. There is plenty Of water Tor them
to keep wen away from the stufnps and snags
which are numerous aud dangerous at that
point Vickshurg Herald, Oct 80.
by Telegraph
NATCHHz Oct. 30, 1s77.-To O. G. Wayne, agent:
Leave here to- night; will arrive Thursday and
leave Saturday Fl. RI. DROWN,
Master steamer Golden Crown.
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LEWIS' PREPARATION
of Pine CAST Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust.

Those having used and tested the. value
Of this eompeund, are respectfully informed
that 1t can be- had at the Drug Store OF I l.
LYON and many other druggists of this city.
To the uninitiated and skepticaI will say
that. In placing 1t before the public. have de-
Waited from the whole conclave Of inyentcrg ,of
the surest and best anti-biliOus medicines" ETC.
I allude to their inYariabls secresy Of inRre-
dents. The usual and only other mode r. pro-
ducing sulphuretted Iron 10 2y the aydlogen
pounds for the commerce OF the world. and ~
not to be depended on. az 1t contains toe great
Be avoided In the process OF their manufae-
turing 1t.
sulnhuret OF steel, having not particle CT fOr-
eign matter In its combination. II 10 MAIDS bg
Those eminent professors OF chemistry ana
nhysfcfans of France, together with the United
Stafeg Dispensatory, state that tho great oijeeS
In administering Iron Is - the grsafest
quantity into the gastric Juice 81 tde stomach ID
II IL irtendad to renovats and purity the blood
and It's known value as tonic. s.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
"Wednesday Evening, Oct. 81. 1871.
rEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
MONETARY.

The demand for Money continued fair today;
both In bank and on the street, and commercial
5iold was without auotable variation and the
movement was moderate.
Under the Improvement in Gold at New York.
sterling showed slight advance, ana the sales
Meeting with less demand francs gave way
somewhat, and only. two sales were reported.
merca sight on New York hardened, and fair
business was done in it.. ..
Stocks were quiet and without any new ne Tea 90.
ture. except the maintenance Of the marked dN-
ance In State National Bank shares. ,l,,
State Consols were, stronger. closing at 70 70. ~
s5a, against IS la@s5h yesterday: Inc natket
opened ut 953S6lsG, and was quoted the same Ut
Premium Bonds If anything were a little cas-
Gav ''Y The market was auced at ss@se at the
opening and at 36ss@3eI OF noon.
City Scrip was quoted at the close at 31@33 for
1874 and 1876 issues and -0E for 1915.
Hall. Paid City Coupons ruled at the close at
s40n34s, and State Warrants at 934a5.
We continue to quote exceptional commercl ~
nominal second grade do nominal: loans on
eollaterals 1o0l2: Al mortgages 100, and Sec
ond grade do nominal u,.. ,oos, =.
New Work, and closed ut the opening raes.
against 1O2sl in that market. The sales sun ~
med up s22o 900, embracing $1,000 at lo2a' slo'ooo
at lO2st G1022s, and $4,000 at 102ts.
The sales of sterling composed SGT .Ooo, en- A.
bracing $4,000 Al clear at 4ss. 1900 and 1000 Dill
OF lading at 49, $4,000 do at 4ss1s948s 10000 ana
10000 do at 4sg6u4s9h, and $4,000 and $4,000 do at
100000. -z.
In francs we noticed sales OF 125, 900 CONNER
cial at = and 10000 do at 5.134.
AT the close sterling bills were quoted ut 49,
@4s9ls for bill of lading and AL clear, and q
1913 for bank thank counter rate g 1891 and
francs at 14ss for commercial
The movement in New York sight comprised
s155 900, embracing $4,000 and $4,000 CONNER,
cial and $4,000 bank at = y cent discount, and
s25. 900 com lnsr a. $4,000 private bankers and
bank and $40 900 bank at 5.1G. We also motto q
a sale of si0.o 600 commercial on Boston ut ss "
cent discount.
4 u cent discount Will commercial sight was
quoted at ss6e5- 10, against x yesterday
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
State of Louisiana.
Executive Dapn RI ruarf

Whereas. THOMAS D. cox former Treas-
urer Of the School Board OF the parish'of AS
sumption. has applied to me for the cancellation
of bond for the sum Of five thousand dollars,
subscribed by him. the said Cox. as principal,
ON the tenth day of April. 1875. with P. j. Gill
bert J. Chamberlain and Charles Dupaty as sas
curities, conditioned for the faithful PERFORM
ance of the duties of the said Cox SIS Treasurer
OF the School Board of the parish of Assump-
ton;
Now. therefore, I. LOUIS A. Witt, Lieu-
tenant Governor and Acting Governor OF the
State Of Louisiana, have thought proper to
issue this my proclamation. In order to give
public notice to all persons therein concerned
and interested to show cause in writing, at the
Office of the Secretary of State, at the city of
New Orleans. within ninety days from and after
the last publication thereof. why the said bond
should not be cancelled and annulled and the
further liability.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the State of Louis
ana to be hersunto affixed. at the city Of New
Orleans this sixteenth day OF October. In the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy seven, and of the one hundred and
second year of the independence OF the United
States OF America.
LOUIS A. WILT.
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor OF
the State of Louisiana.
By the Lieutenant Governor and Acting Gov
ernor:
WILL. A. Strong.
no1a ant Seoratarv NJ ltaf0 HI
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Foreign Markets.
EBy Telegraph.l

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81. II a. m.-Wheat-, winter
los 6d@lls I'd; spring los 3d@1ls I'd; white. IFS
8d@I3s; California Club 12s 11d@13s 4d. Corn
29s 3d@29s cd. Pork ATS Cd. Lard 46s cd:
1:45 o. m.-Flour unchanged at Sos; imports
into the United Kingdom during the past week
lower; California club unchanged; do average
unchanged at 12s sd@12s I'D; imports into the
United Kingdom during the past week upwards
of 100000 quarters. Corn steady and Unchanged
at 29s cd imports into the United Kingdom
during the past week upwards OF 10000 quar-
ters.
LONDON. Oct. 81, Q .. m,-Flour dull and I'M
changed at 8os Wheat easier; Chicago spring
unchanged at 52s 6d@53s; red winter ALSO qnaL-
tered at SIS Cd California club at yesterdays in
side price. 62s: cargoes to arrive Cd lower: a
49s cd for Chicago, and dull but unchanged for
California club at 5s-@sls; arriy is for order
cargoes to arrive dull and unchanged, at 29s cd
03os; arrivals for orders light.
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Total. 2s212 1864 a247s 4O76s 1897 e4lo2 445s

D. G. MOREY. Freigh. Agent.
TOBACCO-The only sale renorted to-day was
10 hhds The amount on sale has been reduced
to 5000 hhds We continue to quote az follows:
Inferior Tugs 3@3i4c, low Jugs 31s@3ac medium
4@4sc, good to fine, 4a@5ac, low leaf 5a@6}s,
medium 7esse. good se1oh, fine 1i@117sc and
Received since last evening 3 hhds; exported
1853 to New York and ! by rail stock on hand
for HAVE at Isle for Cotton The g going rates
are 1915 for Havre and 15-32@ I'd for Liverpool.
We continue to quote as follows:
. BY ,steam-Cotton to LIVERPOOL e-16@n,d; to
dence, Fall River. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Liverpool load.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-s2@1sd; to
Hayre Ig,l6@lc; to Bremen 1e; to Genoa n &c. na,u
SUGAR Received this morning 81 hhds. New
open kettle IL scarce and wanted. The move
ment in old crop is confined to the retail trade.
q hhds sold at &c for prime centrifugal and &c
MOLASSES-Received this morning 100 bbls.
Active demand for good grades, but low grades
&c gaon 70 bbs sold for 1 prime
and 7h@59c for strictly prime.
FLOUR-The receipts were more liberal than
usual this morning and embraced 1882 bills The
market is very dull and unchanged. Choice
extra is abundant and unstable unless at a
material reduction on present prices. me ht
bic extra at So 25, 25 at So 37h: Is choice extra
at 81 121a 100 and 400 bbls private terms
Common is quoted at S4Gp4 25; fine "a IS; SUI
perf1ne S. 25; double extra SIS so; low treble ex-
ira S. 1906: good do So 25G6 so; choice do Sc so
@6 IS; choice extra 1907 121a; fancy 81 25@7 80
p Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain SOC above these
RYE FLOUR-Is selling in first hands at
CORN FLOUR Supplies come in small lots
and sell on the landing at SO so p bbl.
GRITS-Choics coarse is in light supply and
fair demand at SO 9O6e4 while common is dull at
So rs . Dbl, Dealers are jobbing in store at
HOMINY-Is quoted nominally at 50 1908 rs
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-sells in small
lots on the landing at 50 25(ga so . Dbl. Jobblng
in store at 50 rs y Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Only 279 bbls came in this
morning. The stock on hand is small. but the
demand is very limited, and the market is
quoted at 80 $500 65 p Dbl. Only As and $50 bbls
sold at 81 55 q Dbl. Dealers are Jobbing a 81 80
q Dbl.
C1RN IN BULK-None on the spot on the
market and that on the way here Is sold. Sup
plies would command 55@56c 2 bush
WHEAT-Is In request, and suppl1eS com
mand 81 3o@1 40 v bushel, the latter Tor Ten
nessee
PROFESSIONALISM quiet, with good jot
trade, especially on bacon, prices for which are
firm. Dry salt shoulders are &c easier for buy
ers. and pork is not quite as strong as 1t was
day or two since.
PORK-Holders are asking SIS IS for mess
but only 50 and IS bbls sold at SIS Dbl. Dealers
are iobbing mess In their order trade at SIS 50d
= DRY SALT MEAT-supplies are coming Il
aore freely, and shoulders have declined Nc
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To-day's exports embraced 2272 bales to Liver
pool 1920 to Havre, $50 to Vera Cruz and Also to
New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1881 bales,
against Borg on last Wednesday and 3s49 last
year. making an aggregate since Friday even
ing of 1886 bales. against 29.52s last week and
34,o45 last year, and since August 81 OF 2.064
bales, against 218 2o3 last year-deerease 1919
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all he ports from 10 IN. yesterday to II IN. to-day
27924 bales. against 1866 last week and 81 ,6sl
last year and since Friday 100 256 bales, against
LOG. 100 last week and 132.169 last year. Total
proper since August 81. 675, 9o1 bales. against
9t5,D72 UP to Tuesday noon last year-deerease
239.1f1.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to Great
Britain 5G.s7s bales against $4,000 last wesk and
1853 last year. and to the Continent II 032 bales
against 3765 last week and 1904 last year.
Stocks at all the del livery ports made up to -
m. 405s21 bales. against 338.994 last week and
569, 1888 last year.
We copy from the black boards of the Cotton
Exchange, the following cotton statements of
monthly movements at United States ports from
September to October 81:
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thursday, Nov. 1. 1877.
Daily report of the stage Of water with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending Yesterday
ut d. M:
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COMM ERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Wednesday Evening. October 81. 1877. !
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 64OO
bales ut Irregular and easier prices. requiring
reduction Of partial &c In our quotations for
Good Ordinary to Strict Middlfng. We give
also the figures and report of the Cotton Ex-
change as below:
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 81 1877.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF COTTON RECEIPTS.
VIA NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD.
1871 1879 1878 1874 1875 1876 1877
Sept II. 3448 5000 1903 1929 4Gs7 132O7 1864
Oct ... 227b4 1884 2t665 32940 31140 5Os95 42732
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ER1cAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
quotations. quotations

The market opened with q very good demand.
which factors appeared willing to meet at yes
terday's prices. while buyers claimed further
concessions, which check I'd the movement, not
outstanding which the sales during he morn
ing reached $500 bales. after which parties came
together more freely. and additional transact
tions we're reported to the extent of 5000 bales
making total for the day. as noted above Of
G40o Prices exhibited some irregularity, good
staple kinds showing but little variation, while
other descriptions we're easier or lower, the
figures paid showing In some cases only slight
concessions in favor of the buyers but in others
Our quotations are adjusted in agreement
with the market at the close. The dispatches
reported Liverpool dull and easier with q
further decline in Uplands of Lied. but no
change in Orleans. Sales 5000 bales. and ar
rivals opening 1-32d lower. but subsequently
steadier. and finally closing weak. Havre de-
clined fraction but with no change in quota
lions and New York quiet at previous rates for
spots. and lower for futures. which. after show
ing q slight improvement in the morning,
closed at net decline of 5 1O0F6-leoc.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared, before to-day's exports,
Al 1856 bales, embracing 15.S05 for Liverpool,
10 1856 for Havre 8206 for the North Sea. 9l4 for
Bremen 266 for the Mediterranean 557 for coast
wise ports, leaving in presses agreeably to its
account at II m, SO, 143 bales only small part
AT noon to-day Middling was quoted at Gal
weston at 1Ose. at Mobile at I0ss @101zc at Sav4n-
nah at 1014@IO 9-16c. at Charleston at 1880. at
Wilmington at 103sc. at Norfolk at I01zc at BasS
nmore at 1ozS0l1c, at New York at III
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New YORK. Oct. 3t.-Wall street-M0ney closed
ct I y cent Exchange closed quiet at ss4@
4s51a.. Gold closed at .1o2a. dovernments
closed steady: currency SKIES 121@121a Pacific
Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union hrsts
1o6ta@1o6s; land grants 1o3B@1O5's: sinking
funds 94s4@95; Centrals 106a@l07., The stock
market at close was weak and the lowest quota
tions Of the day were generally current: The de-
cline from the highest point ranged from i4a3
y cent. The transactions to-day aggregated
Ia h74 shares. The following are the closing
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