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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
MARKETS, IY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
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New YonH. Oct. 81 1l:15 H. m.Coffeo quiet;
sales aud taken from stock mostly old business;
- 145 bags per City Of Rio, 800 bngs MNning Ia
bngs Haley. Cargoea-Ordinnry l3mi3A fair
Is; good IL y: p, me l5aPl6; jobbing lots 14opl8
Sugar easy: hnl1s 1000 hhds refining tar 10
good fair 7e5W72a: prime IL. Refined sugar
8 .. ,m-Cofreo quiet; sales 900 per Haley,
h9n"d snE1r r+ eay T. 30 St"unar1w m s on ona "a a
December. Corn-34 BID November: no snles.
Pork-se s5 bid. Sc 80 asked October; salos at
&C R5G0bG 81 4 now, &C B2401G s. November sales
II, So g7lt@7 now, 81 02la bid Dacemher, 81 10 bid,
~ il asked january Lnrd-5.W@ November.
o5 December. 5.s7h@5,9o seller yoar, Go2!s
January. Dry suit meats-Partly cured $40.
4,bGGa4.G5.
Union Stock Yards-Got cars stock reported
81 900; official yesterday 1891; shipments 3s17 /;
light grades selling at 5000 0b. heavy to .packora
at 80 o0W3 IL for common to good. nnd henvy to
shipping at 81 o5Gn3 80 for fair to best. CATTLE
lteoeipts 1000: market opens quiet.
$3.50 .. m-Wheat~- RIA November. s9 Dqcem-
Der. Oorn-32B asked November, 3}G bid Dc,
cember. Onts-10k asked November, 1879 asked
December. Pork-S7 O7tsn7 10 December, 81 IN
bid January. Lard-5.gA@G December. Go7H
january. ..,,
November. g5sh bid December. Corn-Nothing
ug'ps :: '""S '%"'SSWheat higher; No, rod so%Ggo5 m
rod 79RM794 cash. Corn scarce and firm; u q
bid NovembAr, SIX bid December 82@32A bid
cash, Oats firm; 2oA@2ozb December 2ob cash
W
n4ked, Gut Meats~~Genernl market nominal
Bacon easy: IA. 510. 5.25@5,27h. Lard quiet
ut 81. ..,
CINCINNATI. Oct 81 1890 =. m.-ccpork 7%@7A.
Bacon T. r. Sd. Hams 9sta1I. Gut mehs-3,
4 a.. Al. Lhrd-5s5 bid. 5,o5 asked, G@@7.
Hogs 81 5o0o3 10: receipts 1906. Whisky u oS.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL Oct 81, 80 .. m.-Cotton dull !;
Middng Uplands bAd, Mlddltng Orleans
6 s-1Gd: snles 1000 bales, Of which 1900 are for
export and speculation. Wheat Western spring
No. / es cd. No. Is Cd: Western winter No
Corn--New mixed 23s 6d@2as cd. Oats-2s cd
Pork-prime mess Western AIS. Lard-PrlEle
Wes orn 34s Cd. Bacon-LOng clear 32s, short
clear 32s Cd. Tnllow- American 37s Sd:
3 p. m.TlOur unchanged Whent strong,
but not active; demand chiefly speculative;
markets affected by small American shipments
prices not uuotably higher. Corn firm; in
uuiry fair and prices unaltered. Whent on
const in fnir demand. Corn on cOnat in fhlr de-
mand: French market higher. Bacon Bcarce
long clear a2s, Cumberland cut 38s, short clear
32s Sd. Pork-Primo mess Eastern 5Gs. Lard
Prime Western 34s Sd: others unchanged.
LONDON. Oct. 81. 2 y. m.-Wheat and corn on
coast aud to arrive unchanged. TalloW 3G5
ocean FreHghts.
New YoRK. Oct. 31.-Busness was limited,
but rates remained steady. TO Liverpool, by
senm 5000 bushels grain at 779d. TO London,
by steam. 10000 do. at 8]sd: by sail, $4,000
bushels do. Bt 5s 81 per quarter and 1000 barrels
-four at 2s. Cd. A British bark to Hhvre or Ant
werp with 5000 quarters grain at SO Cd. An
American bark to Bordeaux with 1000 barrels
G u 10 petroleum at IS 1od
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT FRIDAY NOVEMBER /, 1878

eIear rib Sides and 2eo casks Of CLEAR. Sides. We
ut1ote shoulders mt AAo. clear RIB sides ENC snd
clear sides &c. Dealers quote sc higher than
these figures. bales-40 packages on private
terms ,...
and principal dealers Ia as follows: Tiarees
$50. kegs $50. and buckets 1890. The demann,,
has been steady from the trade. and In small
way the movements have been fair from day t0
day. We au2te refined lard - In tieTees , at sa hsa
A1o higher Dealers 10 their trnde ohthlr f. p an
to arrive on private terms. ,
HAMS ftoot sos tleroes. There is not much z y ch
doing, the demand being dull and confined
to tie local trade. We quote ordinary
hams e@1oc and choice sugear-oured ll@
il tsc for medium averages md 12ml2AG Tor
small averages. Dealers obtain the usual I'D
vance on these rates.
BREAKFAST BAOONThe supply is ample
for the demand and the market Is easy ior
choice goods atsh@BAc, dealers are charging
pGeAc for small lots. -., ..
PAJKIaB' HOd PRODUCTS Dealers ore
eelIing on orders In the Job trnde at 80 EoGpG 20
W half Dbl for pig pork: 81 26D7 80 u bbl TOR
prime: s7 Is for prime mess 81 Is for rump
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
CITY ORDINANCEs---OFFICIAL.
MAyoRAhTy or NEw ORLEANS,
City Hall. October 81, 1878. J

MAyoRAdTy or NBw ORLEANS, !
City Hall. October 81. 1878.
mo. .472o-Administratio seriesl
x5esohed, That tho Mayor be and is hereby
authorized to make such arrangements us he
may deem satisfactory and advantageous to
the city Of New Orleans, for the proper care
aud treatment Of persons who are now In, or
may hereafter be sent to the Insane Asylum,
and report to the Council nt the next meeting.
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of New
Orleans October 20, 1878.
ED PILbBUKY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THOs. &. RApIHR, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
JUDICIAL AnvEnTIsEMENTg.
AUCTION SALES.
Kgy Eoey, mnoon Gs O'CounDr.
SALE or THE REVENUES or THE
PUBLIC MARKETS.

DEpA ARTMBsT or COMMERCE.
City Hail. New Orleans. November / 1878. J
VIII be sold nt public auction. In The Council
Chamber. City Hall on MONDAY, November II.
1878. Mt Ia o'eloek m. ths revenues Of the
following mentioned markets for one yehr, be-
ginning on tho first day Of January, 1879:
Fruit and Vegetable Markets.
Trenoh Meht Market.
Poydras and Pilie Markets.
Treme Market.
Washington and Port Markets.
st. Bernard Market.
LeBreton Market
St. Marys Market.
II Ht1Ettz5i III n f%f.3sseett,
Claiborne Market
Jefferson Citv Market.
Borapuru Market.
Ninth Street Market.
Algiers Market.
Dryades Market.
The markets will be sold separately.
Terms and conditions according to speci1ca-
tions on flo In tho Office Of the Administrator
Of Commerce.
The city reserves the right TO reject any md
oil bids. ..........-,
CHARLES CAVANAC,
moi 47ott Administrator OF Commerce.
CONTENTS OF A DNUG STORE, ETC AT
AUCTION,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
Commercial and Financial Matters.
The bark F. q. Mcclellan cleared for Rufen
with III. .341 bushels Of corn In bulk.

The steamship Andean, which cleared yes-
4arday for Liverpool, carried out $500 bales
cotton. 100 sacks oil cake, $500 sacks wheat
and 10000 bushels Of wheat In bulk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01

Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans,
Oct1 1s rs nOlSl
Succession Df ~. EsyaId nnh Wife-FieFE
faeiae In favor Of plninLilr and eLerk for

facias In favor Of plaintiff and clerk for
cECoN:D DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans No 84.87t-By virtue Of two
writs Of feri fncias ngninst John Chris
able the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled mat or. will pro-
coed to soil nj public auction, ut the Merchants
nrf A1c1oneery' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween !Cnnal and Customhouse streets, il tho
Second District Of this city. on MONDAY
November 4. 1878. ut II O'Clock M. tho following
described property to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with oil the build
ngs ana improvements thereon. situated In
tho First District Of this city nnd known as lot
number seven Of ern re three hundred and
ninety, four, bounded by Howard. Jhcoh Erhto
Hnd Clio streets, measuring twenty nine feet
ronf on Jacob street by on" hundred md twen~
ty. six fent seven inches Two lines do y, between
parallel ]itns.
EniHed in tho above suit.
Torms-Cnsh on the spot -.
THOMAS RI. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ne4 II tS 81 Hn1
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01

State Consols ruled steady yesterday at
15h@7594, against 741aO75tz on Wednesday,
Premium Bonds closed easy at 295s0p291a, the
Same as ruled on previous day. The saes at
the Exchange were $4,000 State Consols at
751s, and $4,000 Of Premium Bonds MT 20Ss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
FINANCIAL AND COMM E1kCEAL.
BHOM E'FAM ".
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thursday Evening. October Bt. 1878.
nMW xifsI.nA fIa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Total thus far. $3.50 p6G go s555 ,2JD 81
We quote exceptional paper 7DB " cent: A
do DGp1o second grade do "a: loans on col
laternls 5@s; Al mortgage paper BktD10: seo~
ond grade do "a W cent per aunum.
Gold ts quiet,
Foreign Exchange steady.
Sigh In light request.
State ConEols steady Mt 75tl6o75a4.
Preminm Bonds easv at 2akG 0p2ph.
Stocks dull.
Gold opened In New York at 1oos. and closed
ht 10ga. Here 1t opened at 1oo&@1O076 and
BTlIHLINd-Ba bills o4B2H: commercial
47gd14RD
FHANOs-B Bunk frames -: commercial s.2Ch.
S1GHT--Bank counter rate Il " cent, com
mereia Il u cent discount
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST oALL-10 A. NJ.
States 74's@75a: Prem ums 2oss@2o7&.
SECOND CALL--12 NJ.
s17 900 State ConsOls, s,.-..................... 75h
1000 Premium Bonds -............-,.-...... 2o9s
States 75075A: Premiums 2p3pD2376.
THIRD CALI,-~2 7. M.
So 900 Premium Bonds ds..........:....-....-.2 2p7b
states 75'4@7bA: Premiums 2o@2gA.
The Exchange will be closed after FIRST call on
[By Telegraph
New YoRH, Oct 3t.--Money closed at U cent.
Exchange cloFed stendy ut As21s@kds cold
opened and closed ut 1o0a: Goyernmentts
closed strong: currency Ga 1203sGD1208e Pacific
Railroad bonds closed ns follows: Union ilrsts
1oGsi@loG'6, land grants 1oea@loG@s sinking
funds 1Ol@1ol@. Centrals loGhs@toGzS.
Clearing House statement - Currency OK
changes. s7a s7t.sp7; currency BALANCES. s4.2a6-
400; gold exchanges. aon8 slt: gold balances.
II Isl, ,475. In State bonds. Louisiana consols
LONDON. Oct. 3l,-Oonsols for money 81 Vic.
for account pl e-1s. silver so's.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01

A chip canal through the peninsula Of
Florida from Matanzas Inlet to the head OF
navigation Oh the 5uwanee river, to unite tho
Atlantic with the Gulf of Mexico. Is pro-
posed. The length Of the cut Is seventy-five
miles. The distance by this route would be
about 1900 miles less from New York to New
Orleans than the route now sailed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01

The Spanish bark Antonio cleared yester-
day for Havana with tho unusually largo car
40 Of 3442 barrels Of flour and 1900 sacks of
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
By A.. &c T.. Levy.
HUCDEBBION OF jos. LEVfLLIER.

HUCDEBBION OF jos. LEVILLIER.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 40.G32.
DY A. &c L. LTtVY-A1ex. Levy, Anctioneer
I'D Once No. 33 MAGAZINE STREET On
MONDAY, eleventh NovembsrY 1878. Mt II O'Clock
H. H., by Virtue Of IN order OF the honorable
the Second District Court for the parish of Or
lenns dated twenty eighth October, 1878. will be
sold ut public auction at No. 80 MAghzlue street.
The enti @ stock belonging to said estate, con-
DHf GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS, no
bIENY, NOTIONS, ETC.
Terms Chsh on delivery. moi
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01

The Philadelphia Record says: There are
about 100 900 unsatisiied mortgages on prop
erty in the city of Philadelphia, OF which
nearly two-thirds are held by building ana
loan associations. First-class mortgages at
the present time are as scarce as snow II
July. This shows, according to Craig T.
Ritehie, of the Real Estate Title Insuranca
4 Company, a well-known expert in real estate
matters that nearly seven-eighths Of all the
property in the city Is mortgaged. There are
about 10000 to 100000 lots OF ground built
anon in the city, including the suburbs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
SUCCESSION or Mns. ELIZABETH WHITE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 4ugG5,

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. t.205,
HpY GEO. PEARSON, Auctioneer-O Office No. 80
I'D Camp stree-WiIl bs sold o. MONDAY,
November II. 1878. ut 1880 O'Clock H. M. Mt pub
lie auction on tho promises, No. 10 Mariguy y
street. betWeen Victory and LsVee streets il
pursuhnce OF IN order from the Hon. A.. L..
Tissot Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orlenns, dated Octnber 30. 1e7B--
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID RESI-
DBNCE.
Terus-CnHh. moi IT
10y GEO. PEARSON. Auctioneer--At Central
ID Police Station. l27 Cnrondelot street, on
SATURDAY, November Q, 1878 at ~ m.
ALL PROPERTY remaining in the hands Of
the Property Clerk and dating six months
bnGk. consisting Of over hundred and
twenty-nve Pistols and Revolvers: Guns,
Knives, Wearing Apparel, one barrel Coal Oil.
aud sundry articles too numerous to mention.
The above sale Is made by order uY the CrGs-
cent CITY Police Board ut u meeting held Oco-
Dor ~, 1873
Resoloeh That the public sale Of tho property
unclaimed tor six months, rs per Rule III tone
hundred md Gleven), shall thkg pnce under the
supervision Of tho Administration Of Police on
tho day that ho will designate.
It Is hereby Ordoted thnt the Public Sale Of
unclaimed property remaining on hHnd and
dating beyond six months back do take plneo
on SATURDAY. November Q, 1878, ut II m, ns
per advertisement Of Geo Pearson. anctioneer.
H. E. DIAMOND.
Oe31 st Administration Of Police.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01

MAyonALTY or New ORLEANS.
City Hall. October II, 1878. J
No. 4731-Admnistratio Series.
Reaotred That in conformity with the pro-
visions Of section IL Of net No q, eKtrn ses-
sion Of 1875 approved March 2G, 1878, the
Board OF Assessors are hereby directed to
proceed. without delay, to nssess the capital
stock Of the st. Charles Street Railroad Com
pany and Of the New Orleans nnd Chrroliton
Railrpnd Company, which was omitted from
assessment for the year 1877 tax Of 1878, and
to place The same upon the assessment rolls
for ead year.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of Now
Orleans October 20, 1878.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
true copy:
IHOs. &. RAp1EH, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01

by ALBERT PAUL, AUCTIONEER
Offtce No. 80 Royal street
DIAMOND PINS. EAR RINGS. RINGS Of the
best selection, GOLD HUNTING and OPEN
FACED WATCHES, Of the best makers SILL
YER WATCHES of oil description; JEWELRY
in grent variety: kILVERWAHE. PLATED
WARE. MATHEMATICAL SURGICAL. MU-
STCAL md OPTICAL INBTHU MENTS. GUMS
PISTOLS. KNIVES, CLOTHING. CARPIGN-
TER TOOLS etc.
All goods sold With FULL GUARANTEE md
WITHOUT RESERVE
OTTO HCH WAIVER,
or2O ht No II Barnnne street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
60 WI Ha HJssaJHAHA.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Thursday Evening. October 81. 1878.
COrTON-There was good demand to-day,
but In consequence Of the Light supply, the
sales were restricted tO 800 bales
The following Is Che official closing Of the Got
ton Exchange:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
sHHEEgHFHf SALES.
Tn.e a,lty of New orleana, nl,lzena, aarrnsr

THae CITY OF NEW Orleans, citizens Saving
1H1Rp Rfnb bHTEgGf 6 vi }PhR Fd
writ Of fleri facias. to me directed by The hon u
oErab the Thlrd Distrlct Court for the parish
city taxes of 1874 and 1875 viii proceed To- sslE
at PUBLIC, auction, at the Merehanls and Aue-
tioneers' Exchange Eoyal street bstwegn GanaI
tr q ths eity, on MoNpA2' w. Noye@beF SeS1S II L
1878 at u o'clock m, tho following described
/, 4 CElsTHfN PORTION OF GROUND. sit.
1nted In tho First District Of this city in SQUARE
number four hundred and nd, llfty-two, bounded
streets. mensurlng eighty ilvs feet ten Inches
front on Felicity street by ono hundred and
T. JbbT21H III f2t Il f6sT1or fP693sT or GROUND a
uated in the First District Of this city n square
number four bundled and .eighty-slx, bounded
rea BY M9oaan mspddmen9 M ThnIn nnd prieaE
two neastlring fifty Isl * feet ten inches front ON
lsoman street by one hundred nnd tWonty feet
8, A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
unte1 In the First District pf this city. In square
5f bryaSas wg nn VIII boGdeG % R
streets designated rs lot nnrnbor twenty. Ave.
measuting twenty three feet front on Dryades
street by one hundred and fortyeight ieet In
depth.
Seized In the above suit
'9F"s-o"s" On IF THGMAs EySIAi II. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.M
oc1t 18 IS moi s II
HErs. Wtaow Felicis Fertsm vs.. RHrs. widow
Szrn p1grhf6T A4Gf L. d51Er dRS1y1S: FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. 1o.135-- BY virtue of
9 writ Of seizure hnd sale, to ne directed by the
hqnorable the Sixth DISTRICT Court for tbs gar.
cause / will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants md Auetoneers Hx-
change, Royal street between Cnnal and GUS
city. on MONDAY. November II. 1878, at IA
o'clock m. the following described property. to
Wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all tho
| hppurtenances thereof and all the rights. ways,
sei Vitudes. privileges and advantages there~
unto belonging or IN anywiss appertaining.
siuatrd In the First District Of this city, desig-
DHteh by the number thirty eight 1857 In the
square bounded by POeyfarre, Annuneiation,
Fouoher and Calliope streets. aud measuring
twenty five feet nine inches six lines front
on POeyfnrfe street by one hundred and thirty
two feet eight Inches in depth between parallel
lines: the whIle according TO q plan dated the
CarlBle Pollock, Iae II notary uubiie IN this city.
Being he same property acquired by the des
fendant herein by Inheritance from Miss Eliza
Theresa Car er. licensed, and whose succession
us her sole md only heir at law and put into
possession u said property. as per order OF tho
honorable the second District Court for the
pnrish Of Orleans dated tbs second day 9fS Sgt=
neasion No. 80 265 Of the docket Of shid court
and duly registered in tho Conveyance ONCE
book on hundred and five, folio nine hundred
md thirty nine.
Seized in the above s1i.
THOMAS r. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlehns,
oc11 1B 26 nOlS1t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01

The Cincinnati Enquirer comments thus
upon the recent election In the Buckeye
State: The money power was never before
so visible In an Ohio election. Hundreds Of
dollars were paid to men without influences,
and with such freedom as TO Indicate that
there were thousands behind the hundreds.
The Federal government was moved into
town, and tho spectacle unprecedented in
Ohio was presented Of tho Federal govern
ment appearing as n corruptor of suffrage.
Deputy marshaIs In unknown numbers
were secretly appointed at five dollars
per diem, who went about Ia citizens clothes
voting and electoneerlng for the Republican
party. With all these appliances 1t is anaz-
ing that the State was not lost to the Demo
Gratis Money flowed freely In every con
gressionnl district where there was hope OF
electlng II Republican member Personal at
tncls were made on Democratic candidates,
Trading was reBorted to, and this partly ex~
plains the result Oh the State ticket. The Re
publlcans, by making this vehement attack
in congressional districts, hhve probably sue
eeeded IN getting q small majority Oh tho
State ticket. perhaps $500 Or 5000 votes.
The Cotton Exchange publishes the follow
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
BLACK MANS
NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
H35..,... .CaElleDe street. t.-,.........EssE =
lHetweru Cnmn md Maga2ine)

Hgss .ajaEllGpe street .EsBss
(BetWeen Camp md Magazine.)
Annual session will begin MONDAY, Novem-
ber d. Academic. Preparatory and Primary
Classes will be In charge of able and expe-
rienced Teachers Only o limited number of
pupils will be received.
For circulars and oil necessary information.
apply to
oc2o 1y A. B. CHANDLER. PRINCIPAL.
ST. SIMEON'S SELECT SCHOOL,
aaA. ,AmmuncGatEon street. ....aGa
Between Thalfn and Melpomene streets
This institution conducted by the Sisters of
Charity will reopen on NOV EN- Der 4. 1878
Tho Sisters consider themselves conscien-
tiously bound to respond to the confidence re-
giving to their pupils o Christian and virtnous
education, strictly attending to their intellectual
Improvement, md cuItivating that refinement
Of manners which will fit them for society.
Tho course Of instruction (based upon that
pure ued ut st. Joseph's, Emmetsburg) embraces
0rhography, n pkGadng Grammar, Rhet2rie Il ct
Practical and r tionni Arithmetic, Book keep
Ing, Principles Of Algebra and Geometry Ancient
end Modern Geography with tho uso Of maps
ard globes), Astronomy Sacred and Profane
History, Biography md Mythology, Natural, In
telectun and Moral Philosophy. Logic. Botany
aud Chemistry, French, Music.
TERMS PER MONTH, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE:
English Glasses, from. ..-...- 81 to $40
CltiSSt3S
Entrance-paid but once 2
Music, Drawing etc. form extra charges.
GENEnAL OBBBEyATIoNs-l a month com
meneed will be considered 81 month completed.
no deduction being made for absence. 2. Books
and stationery furnished by the institution ut
current prices. 8. Visitors are earnestly re-
duested to call only on Saturdays, between the
hours Of 10 and O'Clock. to prevent the inter
ru ption Of scholastic exercises.
Also-"ST. VINCENT'S SCHOOL" In connec-
tion with tho above, will oDen on the same day.
Oc27 tnO4
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
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sFFEE-Ts quiet and unchanged.

CORN-tood supply end aulet. White 5eo
yellow bGaEsc IT, hushel. a,,,
BliAN-Is In light request and weak at 72'%o
HAY-Tlrm. Choice $t7G17 so, prime ZIG Y
bulk CORN There is only moderate In
u,1irv nt 46 % 4Ge for No 2 migei.
WIBAT-lleoeipts small and demand light
al 94ma5e for I,eKns end choice no Western. b.
choice Cincinnati 81 0sDi o. fair to good West
err p 0591 o. Louieianh q o5aoi o6.
BUTTER--tDuli, New York creamery tlno
dairy sy' good s 17@1ec. Western creamery 25d92ao
Western dairy t2Goieo y Ii.
CHElsE Steady. New York cream tt@12c.
Ohio factory g6upkc " H.
POuLTRY-Od chickens 90 90, young 81 80
oe2 u; ducks s3@3 80; geese $500; turkeys 81
EGGa-1W Western 15@teo: Loulsinna 22@25o e'
HIGi5-Oulet. Prime e@sy6c, good SIC, falr
hh@Sao Or ordnary 11 y =! b@@S'@o. common 5'@'7ao
HALT-Messrs. Jackson h Manson have kind
" furnished us. with the following quotations;
Demand limited. Stock ample. Three gargoes
have arrived and are stored In bonded ware
house. We note q sale If one cargo. oil course.
at roc u sack nlinat and anolhe on private
terms. We quote 1ealers' rates from warehouse
at 77ts@leoc B' sack for coarse ohcMSt for line
Turks Island neglected; quoted nominal at
each ns In size.
FISH -h1essrs. g. Fl. Lawrence 55 90. hive
obgingly furnished ns With the fo'l,qwing
Bbls s1e, halves 80 bo uuGrters 81, kits 81: :
muckere No. i-Bbls $l2, hnIysR 90 %, quarters
80 IS, kits 81 25 mnckerel No. 2-Bbls $40, halves
largs-BbIs 80, halves y rs, aunrters g. GO kits
81 mnckarpl No 3. tuediumBbls &c 30, halves
81 50, quarters 81. kits o5c: mnckerel No g.,
small-Bbls 90. halves % 7b. quarters 81 7b. kits
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-01
By George Pearson.

MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FURNLT UIB
MIRRORS, CARPETS. MATTING.
CKOCKERY, GLASSWARE ETC.
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MAYoRALTY or NHW ORLEANS. !
City Hall, October 81 1878.

NIKYOKALTY OF NEW UHLHAHB.
City Hall, October 81. 1878. }
No. 7so-Administration Berles1
Rcaotred, That the Administrator Of Com
merce be and he is hereby authorized to ad-
vertise In the official journal the sale Of the
revenues Of the public markets for ono year,
beginning on the first Of January. 1879, aC-
G0rding TO specifications Oh tic IN hts UffiUt5s
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans October 20, 1878.
ED. PILbRURY, Mayor.
true copy:
THoB. G. RAP1En, Secretary.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Dan ]. Morey, the
freight ngent for the following comparative
statement Of cotton receipts at this port vin
Chicago st. Louis and New Orleans Rail-
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SUCCESSION or ANTON MAYER.

pY HOEY. MACON Il O'CCNNOR- -nicho-
ID las J. Hoey. Auetioneer-O Office No. II Caron-
ii O'Clock q, m, on the premises. No. 24s Oanp,
corner Of Deor1 street, by virtue Of III. otdel Of
the Honorable the Second District Court for
the Parish Of Orleans. dated October ls. 1878.
will be sold by public auction for account of
said succession. the following property. to
THE CONTENTS OFF THE DRUG STORE.
MERCHANDISE. TOOLS. IMrLEM ENTB,
SHOW OAB53. fIXTURE3, cts. =. also. Mi the
Household Goods. Furniture etc. belonging to
said Estnte, MS per inventory on file.
Tsrms-Cash on tbs spot before delivery.