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any one OF them TO comply with the order Of the
inspector be shall pay fine OF i've dollars per
day. which amount shall be collected By summary
process before the nearest jsstioe Of the peace;
~ of said fines shall bs paid over to The treasurer
OF the Lsves Board.
SEQ. IL. De IL further euaoted, etc., That In
CASE OF any orevasse occurring in levee OF such
magnitude that the hatds OF the section shall be
unable TO close il, IL shall be the duty Of the n-
spsctor 10 call on the Board of Lsvee Commits
sioners, or any one Of them. who shall order the
inspectors OF the adjoining sections TO proceed
with sufficient foros 10 aid in closing same.
BEo. 10. BE II further enacted, etc., That when
ever it shall be necessary TO call out the hands,
ia accordance with the preceding section, II shall
be the dntp Of the inspectors to keep their time,
and TO give each one OF them a warrant on the
Board Of Itsves Comrniss toner's, which. when APP
out Of any funds In his hands. said warrants
shall also be receivable in payment OF any CON
tributions due to the Board OF Leyse Commits
sioners.
SEQ. 10. Be IL further enacted. ete,. That the
members Of the board OF Levee Commissioners,
created under the provisions OF this act, shall
serve without pay, and shall not, under any pre-
tense, appropriate any moneys for their own pay
ment, travelling expenses, or salary OF any menu
Der Of said board.
Bro. 40. BE il further enacted, eio That ali laws
and parts Of laws in conflict with this act be and
are hereby repealed, and that this sot take effect
from and after its passage. ..
tBigned) LOUIS BUSH,
speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
(aigbed) LOUIS A. Witt,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved April 0, 1877 -
(signed) IIa y. l,s 7; a 4, a,,,l;.
Will A. srHoNd,
secretary OF State.
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PEHEMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION
TO effect partition,

PEHEMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION,
TO effect partition,
On unusually easy terms and long credit.
Of
That Valuable Commercial Property
Known as the
MERCHANTS CoT1o ON PRESS AND YARD.
Together with oil the improvements. ETC., there-
on, consisting Of
Large and Powerful Press, Machinery etc.
Its situation Is the finest In the greai cotton
press centre In immediate proximity to ths
ship and steamboat landings. and only one
leans, st. Louis and Chicago isatIroad. sub
pY fHP65EE4, s s ne DS5pss5ss sdss eSaS
ao2sA it'll G1lo ooes
m. at the st, Charles Auction Exchange, IN ths
be sold at public auction. by consent Of partes.
l. "a. < certain tai SQUARE or GROUND In. tho
First District Of this city. with all the buildings
sreon pscpssd y fls New Gesees sn
Teves, Gaiennie and Louisa streets. measuring
about 1g1 feet 10 inches front on New Lsvee
street, like front on Front bsyes street, and
about sos feet front on each OF Louisa and
Gaisnnie streets. The improvements comprise
| That we'll known new and substantially built and
| are proof buildings kn9wn as The Merchants,
Cotton Press having ,a ~ RI ts bsst
| ing OF cotton, having frst-class sheds buil1
around the entire square. thus giving 1t large
storage capacity, large and powerful press. ma
.. HfNE IoTs OF GROUND. situate lmrde.
| diatey opposite the above. in square bounded
| by New Ievee Front Gaiennie and Sdzetts
streets. and designated by the Nos. 10 to 10 i'm
elusive. Said lots measure together about tz7
| feet inches and lines front on New Leveo
street, and like meas urenent on the line near
est to Front street, about 153 feet inches front
| ON Gaiennis street, and like measurement On
| the line nearest 10 Suzette street; and
| 3. A LOT, situated In the same square and adj
| Joining the property above described. and deg
| ignated as lot No. 10, measuring about Al feet
| inches and lines front on New Leves street.
| by about 103 feet Inches In dep h, The fan-
provements on the above described property
| comprise unusually large and well built sheds.
1 for the storage Of cotton, covering the entire
| front on New Levee street.
1 Terms--One-fourt cash. balance ut one, two
| and three years credit for notes specially SCI
| cured by mortgage and vendors lien on tho
property, bearing per cent per anD1m interest
1 from date Of sale until final payment and the
clause of s per cent. attorneys fees In case OF
suit: the notes to be subdivided TO suit the par
ties Interested; the i'm uEoyemenss to be kept in
sured and policy transferred TO the vendor. All
the taxes payable in 1877 10 be assumed by the
purchaser, over and above the amount OF his bid
and the premises sold to be delivered TO the pur-
chaser on list September, 1877.
Acts OF sale ut the expence OF the purchaser.
before. mht7 10 "a as 81--td.
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A. II. Cochran vs.. ocean Dry Dock Com.

A. r. Cochran ys. OceaH Dry Dock Conn
pany.
LTOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l. Parish Of Orleans, No. A.sss. BY virtue Of a
writ OF hsrt faeiHs to me directed by the
Honsrnbls the Fourth District Court for the
Parish Of Orleans, in tho above entitled cause
will proceed to sell Of public. auction. at the
Merchants and Auetionesrs' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Gustomhouse streets
in the Second District Of this city, on bATUR.
DAY. April twenty. first 1877. Mt 10 o'clock m
the following described property, to.Wit:
THN OCEAN DRY DOCK AND IT'S APPUR
TENANCE,s now lying on the right b4uk O
the Mississippi River, In Algiers. opposite the
city of New Orleans.
Sezed IN the above suit
Tsrms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
mb20 ap5 al
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BY q. va1eton.
THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING,
A. Thomson's Refinery. Without


Adjoining A. Thomson's Refinery. Without
any reserve,
RY Q. VALETON. Auctioneer-Qf Office. % and
- 81 Magazine street SATURDAY, April7. at
10 o'clock will be cold at the Merchants and
Auetioneers' Exchange on Royal street
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated La
the First District OF this city. In the. square
bounded By New Levee or Peters, julia. Com
10 feet inches front on New Levee or Peters
street. III feet inches in depth on the line near
est to Julia street, liz feet inches In depth On
the line towards st. Joseph street, and 10 feet on
the rear line, Together With the substans1al
Ig2. and adjoining the Thomson Refinery.
Terms One. half cash and balance In orc year
credit for note secured by mortgage and ven.
from day Of sale until said five per cent Attor-
neys fees, In case Of suit. The property 30 30
kept insured 10 q sufficient amount to cover the
note and policy transferred to the holder thereof.
Taxes for the running year. payable In 1873,
to be assured by purchasers; 10 per cent OF adju.
dication TO be paid at the moment Of saIe act OF
So before o. dc Armas, Notary Public api I'd
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L,IFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
II ish Of Orleans-No. 7s7s-By VIRTUES of n
writ oil heri facias, to mo directed by the HON.
orabls the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, In the above entitled cause. / will pro-
coed to sell at public auction. on the premises
hereinafter designated. on TUESDAY, April
seventeenth. 1877, It 1890 q m, the following
described property, to wit: 49,
ONE sORREL MAIZE, known as "Mary i,
now In Boyle's stables Nos. ga and GA Psrdido
street, in tho First District OF this city.
Heizsd In the above suit
Terms-Cash on tho spot, .
THOs. II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans.
uY,k
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How to Get a New Sewing
Machine Chean.
GO TO J. OOTH'S

Go TO J. 3 0 Q T Fl s
GENERAL SEWING MACHINE DEPOT,
gis oIngazine street, near Josephine.
Where you will find all the popular Sewing
Machines offered for sale at $40 10 $50 below
former prices.
different Sewing Machine Companies to buy my
Machines direct from tho manufacturers for
cash, and employing no canvassers. and having
offer greater Inducements than any other house
In the city
have also q large stock Oh Second hand Ma
chimes, all Of which have been rebuilt, and are
guaranteed equal to new. can furnish any
Ma hine required at from so to $50
Isexehauge, rent and repair all kinds Of Sew
Ing Machines.
4 compI9te stock 1T Needles OH, and attach-
mente for hlt Aacffges. \, BOOTH
Aren't for Buitefick - Rel19tesg1
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Strike out In lines md the words having
more than one representative
On the motion to adopt this amendment fis
log vote was taken resulting as follows: 26
yeas, ~ nays.
No quorum voting.
On motion the House adjourned.
PETER j. IRRELEVANT.
Chief Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.
by George Pearson.
SALE OF WAREHOUsED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS,

UNITED STATES CusToMHoUsE ]
Collectors Office
New Orleans, March II. 1871
pY GEORGE PEARSON. Auetionser.-The
- following described goods having remained
In warehouse over three years. Or unclaimed
over one year. viii be sold at public auction. In
accordance with the regulations OF the Treasury
Department, Mt WAREHOUSES No. /, Cuustomhouse
building, on MONDAY, April o. 1877. ut 1880 a.
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CITY ORDINANCES-OFFlCIAL.
MAYoRAbTr or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April 4, 1877.

MAYoRAtTr or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April 4, 1877. I
mo. 389G-Administration FeriesI
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several pay rolls therein named.
Be it ordained That the sum OF 81, 1897 90 be
and is hereby appropriated to pay the labor and
cart hire rolls Of the Department of Improve
ments, Waterworks and Public Buildings, Police
and Commerce for the month Of March, 1877, and
that the Administrator OF Public Accounts war
rant for the payment OF tho same, viz
DEPARTMENT or tmpnovEMESTs
sre0s T. wages. 10 etc., a lsesr s7 % o,a o.
Streets, repairs, etc. labor 2eol 70 20
Streets, bridges, crossings
and wings, labor. ...,,.., 1853 90
Streets, bridges, crossings
and wings CARTS. ..... 1fe 25- 1854 Is
Draining machines, labor. 1887 40
Draining Machines dredge
DORIS. QUO OO--- I,99l 20
Canals and brawbridges, labor 1.019 St
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s19,9 90
Department OF Waterworks and Pub
Lilo Buildings, street service. ...... tsi1 80
Department OF Police, public
Department Of Police. city '4'N -
cemeteries. ............... 1873 CO. 13G 90
Department OF Commerce, wharves
and landings. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1875 90
Grand total. Observation-Disclosures. cal, 1866 40
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF New Or.
leans April Q, 1877.
Yeas-Brown. Cavsnac, Denis, Diamond, Ed
Eb. PIIsBUEY, Mayor.
true copy:
THos G. RApIEH. Secretary.
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.ps 10 il - '"' JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
succs..,o,, Of m,s. myra r.. Miner.

EECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish OF 0rleans-No. 30 s9sl-Notiee is
hereby. given to the creditors of this estate and
to oil other persons herein Interested to show
eause within ten days from The present notiflca-
ton III any they have. or cam why the account
presented by Mrs. r. T.. NJ. Montgomery, tssta-
nentary exeeutrix. and II. II. Minor. testament
tary executor, Of tho deceased should not be
homoogated and approved. and the funds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith.
by order Of the Court.
Inh3t abs - JOHN HGRBFRT Clerk
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
succession Of Margaret McAuIey. ne

ceased wfs OF John A. O'Brion.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA T.
~ isb OF Orea1s--No. Us, 244-Noties Is hereby
other persons herein Interested. to show cause
within ten days from the present notification If
any they have or con, why the account presented
by John A. O'}risn, testamentary executor Of
this estate. should not DO homologated and 40.
proved. and the funds distributed In accord
anee Herewith.
BY order Of the Court. ....r
APPS 10 il JOHN HEHBER,r, Clerk.
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CHOICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

At Auction
The old Orleans Club House, on st. Charles
street, between Canal and Common.
Sale without Limit.
On Easy Terms and Long Credit.
pY HOEY, MACON Il OCoNNoR- Nicholas
- ). Hoey, Auetigpeer- Once No. Ii Caronde-
lot street--0n SATURDAY. April Z. 1877. ut IA
o clock m, ut the st. Charles huction Exchange,
in the basement fotupda OF the st. Charles Hoo
tel will DO sold at public auction. the following
Va TIE TGH fYRStlS t AND ATTIC BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING. known as Nos. ~
and II ut. Charles street, la the square bounded
by st. Charles, Carondelet. Canal and Common
streets Tho lot measures q, Z, about % foet INCH
Of about 1ef feet inches and lines on tho limo
towards Common street. about fG4 fest inches
| in detth on o broken line towards Canal street,
and about 80 feet inches and line Ia width i'm
perpetual serviiude OF u common alley extend
| Ing from tho rear OF this LOT and opening ON
Common street.
| This fine property is well worthy the attention
Of capitalists: the wide and lofty lower ffo0T
affords ample space for. two large stores. and
| the thorough construction above and In the
| rear reeomn end II to oil us n most complete
| club, boarding or lodging house. Tho property
| has lately undergone o. thorough ren5yati0ns
the stores are now occupied by ". donthier ana
| dueble Il Hippert
| Terms -One-fourth cash remainder ut one,
| two and three years credit. with interest Of
| eight per cent per annum from date OF sale Until
| final payment with oil the usual security clauses
| and insurance and transfer OF policy, etc. all
| secured by special mortgage and vendors LEM
| and purchaser TO assume payment oyer and
above his bid OF all taxes payable this year,
l 1877. .4,.
| before Theo Guyol, ESQ. notary public.
| Tnh11 ~ "a If Blu
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BY PIaoide J. Spear.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC.
SUCCESSION or Anne GUERRAND. WIDOW
OF E, THiERRY

Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. -.
pY PLACTDE J. SPEAR, AUCTTONEER-
- Office No, a6 Royal street-TU ESDAY. April
IT, 1877, at O'Clock .. m. will be- sold at public
auction on Hospital street. between Johnson
and Galyez streets. by virtue and in pursuance
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. dated March 20, 1877. for account OF the
ONE LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
etc.
Terms-Cash. APPS OFT
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Tho old Orleans Club House, on ct. Charles
street. between Canal and Common.
Sale without Limit.
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S7o9 sS whss cat $4,000 sHsn G2T c5
S6y Wheat 5000 6a.S Corn bush $500
MILWAUKEE, oct 24-rIour quiet unchanged. wheat weak
closed dull so i MllwsuEee bard Al IA: NO DO 'Stt
Sem 15 No No S no. y c1 Corn ~ r 1 no. ii oats
quiet BAT hrm; No 259c; Rye gsm No z &c Barley
Recsios- bills Flour $1,000 bush Wheat shipments
PnAoE5raA 2st steady and }"sst I EiG S IL
eSd t4s sr :c az SS and saR9s a. M d good
Refining Cuba Rdned sugars lower. elogE a. lo,-e Tor
Granqlated, and e7sc, for a" M9asses nothing dong
IN Sarrps eI zee G or' Reanea rohT more ae"s
and hrmer Mnnesota Extra Family. fair ats 5oi
- 75' Pennsylvaaa o. GOOD ~ % u 90, Fancy a 81
g. St Loai, DO At ~ 800 obi. Western 90 Ptysie
Tof Of 6SvT wsa FIRM no. and ac higher
6 b II Red a at a 81 d. Delaware AH6eT Choice At 81 80
no western offered sPar y, ana an a ne
Corn steady and m good demand Pennylyan and south
western Yellow IN me cars ana gram Depot a. %
steady Western. iron bound at 81 ~ AZ the Market x
At Gc Novemb &C; sales u new Decou'ber a.
Ole BED inter Wheat dull AZ define q 95c.i o.aSe
lots. III ales for Seyerv IN elevator ~
81 Lots Se.. 24Iflear dai easier lereE GRADES
Wheat hTmer. 10 Red Fai. 81 81 bii. cash 40 3 DO,
81 3otGs 461. cash; 81 S6SGtl No.sgoef ON ~ s zS2
so Mixed 45ac cash 42'ai5isc November oa;s drn,
No 2GG cash 2 &c Noyem6er rye gne! at - p = &c.
Lows 4ogg5c whiskey quiet AZ 81 3 Pors irmer ct
as ~ gf4 and va du ana H2q s trade Bacon
arasr sides, sales 90 ana sq5so Shoulders.
~ 0ash; Wheat p 900 bush. Corn 1000 bush oats
TolEno oct 2lfi steady Wheat quiet Amber Mich.
November, 81 .sq; sel December, 81 29iai No. BED
ssr voya 96 10 y 90 M IeS 81 H. 49, Biyion
ana N enean Ret and No canal Red 81 2 Corn quiet
seller T1ycbrr 4 &c. so White i5c: REJECTED s.;
@asq Es S7 S5 o2 Wheat Ga 1913 a BUSH
corn 1870 bush. oats 5000 bush. shipments-H heat,
the Wheat dun No White Michigan u 32 Amber
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speculation will prove to be profitable must now be
decided without much delay. III the public can be
induced TO buy at present prices IL will he prohtahe
but if the public will not buy. it Is well to remem-
Der that there is limit to the borrowing
capacity of all men. however much wealth
and frst-class collaterals they may have. When
that limit is reached, the sales of their fol-
lowers alone. without taking into account the
continued steady influx of stock from investors-will
randy reduce the margins on loans which now
look ''round"-on paper
In sympathy with the two stocks named the
Northwest and St. Pauls higher, although the
late large decline in the movement of wheat al the
West does not promise much in the shape of imme-
diate earnings. II is true the wheat Is there and
must come this way at some time-if it does
not 90 down the Mississippi River-but
the interest and rentals of tho railroads
run on every day. and do not wait COR the movement
of crop The "bull" feeling to-day even extended
TO Jersey Southern. which was dealt in to the ex-
tent of 1900 shares, and rose to Il. This move
ment should convince all of the coming of q new era
of prosperity.
Up to the time when the result of the coal sale
was announced there vas no little uneasness in the
coal stocks. The impression was current that the
sale would be "rigged and that consequently after
the sale would be the time to sell THIS feeling caused
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western to rise early to
52l4 and Delaware and Hudson to 10 But when
il learned that the prices at the sale were much
below recent rates. and the lowest ever reached ar
any sale but one the stocks quickly dropped Della
ware Lackawanna and Western to 50GjO$f; Della
ware and Hudson to 433iG "a; and Morris and Essex
from 7Gli to 7412 The sale has shown the true con-
dition of the coal trade, aud clearly demon
strates the fact that until one or more OF
MT
Of business, and the production thereby
reduced to a point more nearly in accordance with
the consumption prices must continue to decline.
Every one knows that at the prices realized to-day
the business is unTemuueTatYe even to companies oi
persons that are free from debt and have interest
IN paw This being the case the value OF the stocks
of such companies as the two Delawares Is easily
computed
of the miscellaneous stocks. Quicksilver preferred
to-day was active and strong, advancing from go =
To- Rs and closing at 81. but the common stock de-
clIuedfrom 10 To Isis. The market, generally,
closed dali out strong.
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Bryruo. y Y. oct 2L.Fonr 10 good demand and arm
rfu-.t -. lower sell. 1900 bush Green aF AZ - -
500 bush No Milwaukee cub az II 90 LON 1 IN. 10
IIari Milwaukee at II y g. o. bus .o ~ - - '''O
In.h No Milwaukee. 81 20. Corn th! anu h"ify =
ana hush No Mixed Western. AZ DC; JOI' busu no al
,f. m dun 1000 bush, Dy sAinpe RI -n
So neld Al soc Rye inactive Barley urg~tehi VI 4l.t
i,9oani ar unchanged rates. Railroad relEhts nnYared
canal Freghs-l2 Tor wheat aooat lO'2c ior C'in ''
rH", Zoo Oct 2l-ilour quiet. but steady. wheat active
.ti.. Va 1 spring ri 10. No do 81 % cash - -
as, N0vrmpsr. 81 a. i4S o. - the year No5 co.
~. r...ct,d g5c. Corn unsettled acuVo al fffH $50,
cash. 43 f43'-r November: feest'l 80 Us @
r, a 3 nc cash November 2i1s as - lroru'et
y. I'd III 70 Rive steady unchanged ia rt ulcl - ~.
S,rk an. tiled. .ales 81 90 cash, 81 30 NoFenDr
40 t2L,ai2 % the Lard dul weak Al ' ch - ~
,,rf,-r Is the year BlkmcatH easier Az a' SO -
for -bouirr Clear RID. and Clear sides WnIshE qlS a.
II ~ Frrights-COru to Buffalo Be- kece lpt', ,V DDs
Four lO8 700 bush wheat 5000 bush 1oI ot'U o,A
e.+. 100 bush Rye. % 100 bush Btliel. .ilh ~ :
- fn ii- p our = 200 bush Wheat lllODO bush Corn
a WO Dush oats $4,000 bush harley 'io'nE p4'1 80,
"A heat eesier quotany lower Aorh .lil1 $50
CiSfSSarI ohio oct 2i.-ll0ur.quiet bur steady near
anil. E,d Il 2bdi 80. Cor heavy al Tie cf'e a. -
, ~ ves AZ y7dS-c delivery to- last nail ot NoteD,
Oat. n far demand and hrn az y . &c ~ 81 & -
o.. AZ sla Lard nrm Current Make, - % hrtti 50
- - HulN scarce aud nouluAAt uu'lLhs'u 49,
arm. -sles Of Clear RIBS al BE- 'ltar .ues f'tN5T
vbsev .feadV with demand AZ 81 " butIrt qu.'
90 ed sugar quiet aud unchanged fio6s ~ ~
-,nor "a IS Light ~ 1874 30 Packing. - sOD
IS Butchers IS IO9s5 90 Receipts 5si5i shipments
4'i1rrorr Oct 2f-Fiour moderate demand and hrn
s,Irs $50 bills White az - 5O Wheat love. ou ,I4
,evs. Extra white Michigan. 81 81 30, as 81 ~. a.
n all cash. 81 81 October; a. 81 tl 81 ? Nots.nsI
n ssi iaL December. sales of Amber Corn hrn anu
sf4tAy. sllss OF 1 Mixfd at 5Oc Osi- nrn anh nc.
sales % NO. Ax0d 1t ~ &C CtO'sf Ss0~' '~'' ~ Va
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Oct "a -Pork-Eastern dn' ~ 6S Wesrern
d1i AZ & Ba,on-Cumbrrand Cut. -telhy +js snort
lb duli 81 Long Clear duh al 40; snort Clear dU
az ST. uams-Ioug Cut steady az sos shoulders ,tea ~
81 Brr-Inda Ness steady al pa Extra Mess SIC ny
m lu4: Prime Mess dul al Lari-Pume western GII.
~ as. Talow- Pune cry dun az 81. luiEeutiue-
Snlr steady ~. Klsll oucoH dun az oI nr Nu
at O American Choice steady a. Lard OF ufn
a. f7 Flour Eytr'. state Iul %. -. WueatNo spring
Steady at -puEg cul al 10 lOd.; winter du.. 40
49, CORN soft STEADY at 20 Cd Cotton seed Oh
yellow Ama mean. none iu tle market.
LTyFapODI- oct. 2i-.2jup m-C0tion active ant hrmrr
NfIddIng Uuaut,. rd. Mddin- Orleans b'id sales, I6
Receipt, the dav, 100 bales, which Loo were amer
irau Futures quet At last night prices pinds l9" d
clause October delivery, LII, lpdnds LnA NidlHe
clause November delivery. -tL; iplaud~ Lo" Mddiihg
clause October ani Nof uDrr delivery, Sod Jpano- 10"
1Nt.lg clause November and December delivery ''1-L
p.aud- Low Mdd NJ clause December ini huaIl Hc-E
rt sa l-panis Low Midilng clause Now crop shipped
S8semrer and Drccrl bel Sal, ST.
LlgTgfOoL oct. 2i-lJJ y mlsrl 20 per cwt for Amer
irIu Bacon. I. per cWt. Tor Long Clear Niciies
Ir.IErOli. oct 2f-2 q. Cotton futures nat upAnds
Law Miaug clause. New crop. .hpJrl January and FEB.
riarv SAIL flll Tpaut., Low MlddIns clause, shipped
February and Nlrcu.s.L Olliail
LvEgiuui- oct - p Ut paada N2tuu iS'" ~,
a mo ii.r November delivery 6i' d., Ipands, Low Nli
tlDe clause. shipped February ald March, SAIL CHI
IlggapDll oct Lf-l Ilhr sales az COTTON To-Day lh
ended O3nO bales American. Futures closed Weahs D.
lands Low Middlug clause November anu December uo
ifnro5i, oct 2l-j3o p m.-sprts Of Turpentne % 3D.
L6sboS oct 1850 p m.-sprts Of rurpeatne, - 3D.
PS>p5y oct 2i-Eyenlug -Iinseed on, $50 y per ton
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rHIRD BOARD-2:3O P. N.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. PIP. NJ.

The upward turn in prices at the Stock Exchange
was continued to-day. and further rise Of about
Der cent recorded for the two chief speculative
stocks-Lake Shore and Western Union. But il was
easy TO discover where the strength came from.
and also 10 see that it was born OF despera-
ton. The commercial reports are conclusive
upon the point Of the Lake Shores business
anu show that except for the speculative
purchases Of one two capitalists there Is no rea-
son Tor the stocks commanding ans such price a. 1t
10" Commands Ia the market. Whether OK not the