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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-27


RY o. VALETON, Auetioqeer- Office 90 and 81
ID Magazine street.-SATURDAY. March q. ut
IL o'clock IN, W II be sold at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal street by vr-
tue OF an order from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot,
Judge of tho Second District Court for the par
ish OF Orleans, dated January IS. 1878.
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND. with all the i'm
provements thereon, situated in this city IN the
square bounded by st. Philip. Ursulines,
Galvez and Miro streets. designated by Nos.
and !. measuring rs follows: Lot No. $
1870 feet 10 inches lines front on Miro street by
1872 feet in depth and 80 feet 9 inches 81
lines In width In the rear. Lot No, forms the
corner Of vt. Philip and Miro streets. and has
SO feet front on vt. Philip street by 100 feet in
depth and front on Miro street.
q. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in this city. In the square bounded By
st. Philip. Ursulnes, Miro and Tonti streets.
designated, by Nos. 2, and 8. Said lots meas
ure as follows: Lot No. Q. 80 feet front on st.
Philip by depth Of 100 feet. between parallel
lines Lot No. g. of an irregular form, 81 feet 3
inches lines front on st. Philip street. 81 feet 8
inches In width in the rear. by q depth OF 100
feet on the line dividing 1t from lot No. aud t05
fee, 10 inches lines on the opposite, line with
all the seryitudes which may be. attached.
Terms-Cash; 10 per cent of all bids to be
paid cash at the time OF adjudication.
ja2T feS II Is mh2
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SECoND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR
- the parish Of Orleans. No. so93.-By virtue
of writ Of fieri facias to me directed By the
Hon. John Mccormick. Second Justice Of the
Peace In and for the parish Of Orleans. will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the place
hereinafter designated, on THURSDAY, Febru-
airy %. 1878, at IL O'Clock, m.
THE -CHOONER SURPRISE, HER TACKLE.
APPAREL, etc. % 1900 tons, as she now lies In
the Old Basin on Carondelet Walk, between
Basin and Franklin streets. In the Second Dis
trict OF this city.
6eized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
jaas feT IS u. RUSSELL. Constable.
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Succession of Charles DelBonaio.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT. FOR THE PAR,
~ ish of Orleans. No. 49, Notice is hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification
III any they have or cau) why the account pre-
sented by f. g., DelBondio. administrator of
gated. and the funds distributed in accordance
herewith.
By order of the court.
jaA u 80 fe2* JOHN HERBERT Clerk.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
Inn G. weems vs.. Delta Moss Company.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No 9676-By virtue Of writ
of feri facias, TO me directed by the hon
orable the Sixth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, In the above entitled cause, l will
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premi-
ses hereinafter designated. on FRIDAY, Feb
ruary 8, 1878, at 1oM o'clock a. M. the following
described property, to wit
Contained In the Delta Moss Factory, situated
at the corner of Canal and Galvez streets in the
First District Of this city. including the build
ings. The whole. as per inventory. which may
be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS a. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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succession of Amelia Jones.

CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
= parish OF Orleans, No. 40075 - Whereas
E. f. Parker, public administrator. has Pc
titioned the court for letters Of administration
on the estate of the late Amelia Jones, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten days why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
ja2s Is fe1* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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TIN NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY JANUARY 81 1878.

In chenille of oil the eolors OF the toilet, and
finished with chenille fringe to match TEa
skirt Is. cieI-blue, the tabller old gold color
embroidered with chenille; the sleeves are OF
he same, with ctel-blue bows.
VARIETIES.
The opera bonnets shown by the Partisan
Flower Company are simply wreaths made OF
clusters of roses, of two shades of red or cur
dinal, red and buff, or any two contrasting
ccolors. To these wreaths are added little
lace and ribbon.
The bridal veil should be worn almost to
the lower edge of the skirt in front, and at the
back should fall as long as the train.
Long, transparent .mittens in fine, white
silk lace are worn at dinner parties; these are
very delicate and as they reach fully to the
elbow, are pr0po1tionally expensive Black
mittens are entirely inadmissible even with
black dress.
The newest color is known as "erevette," or
shrimp color. The title is quite common
place, but the tint Is beautiful, being very
deep, rich shade Of salmon.
Worth has entered into q crusade against
the universal rage for white, and declares he
means TO bring in eolors again. He has made
one or two dresses IN deep pinks and reds,
to change the current of fashion when once it
sets decidedly in one direction.
Opera cloaks made out Of northumberland
India shawls are the latest extravaganza.
The shawl Is served into shape without being
Ctlt lS illet Will pbls ROll-CotDI6u SILK, anu Is
trimmed with gold passementerte and tassels.
With blue or white grounds the effect Is
lovely, but the other Golors, and especially
red, are gaudy.
White matelasse silk is used for the most
elegant opera coaks. white, cream, or pale
blue camePs hair is very effective, especially
that in which threads Of gilt or silver are in
Produced. The trimming Is border Of mara
bout feathers, or Of silver fox fur, or else
pearl passeementerie, finished with fringe, or
with white Spanish lace. FLORENCE.
1t is said that the tears of O. woman will
have more effect ON Texas jury than all the
eloquence that dozen layers can spout
Detroit Free Press
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succession of Martin Carey.

SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 4o.O77-Whereas, Il. T.
the court for letters OF administration on the
estate of the late Martin Carey. deceased
Notice Is hereby given to all whom it may con-
prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
ia2s % fe1* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession of l.. ID. &. Wood.

- ish of Orleans, No. 81 627-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
il any they have or can. why the account pre-
scented by John II. Juden, executor OF the de-
ceased, should not be approved and homole-
Herewith.
BY order OF the court
ja24 81 80 fe2* JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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succession of Michael Klein.

- ish Of Orleans, No. 3s.547-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate end to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification
(if any they have or cam why the account pre-
sented by Mrs. Widow Katharine Klein, natural
tutrix and as such administering this estate,
should not be approved and homoIogated, and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the court.
ia24 II 80 fe2* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Succession of Janet Il. Merriam,

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. ss.sos--Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to al
within ten days from the present notification
If any they have or can, why the account pre-
sented by George Porteous and Samuel W.
Hammond. testamentary executors of the de-
ceased, should not be- approved and homolo-
gated. and the funds distributed In accordance
Herewith.
By order of the court.
1a1s 81 Is 81 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succession of Henry wray.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
y parish of Orleans, No. 40,o74-Whereas,
E. 7. Parker. public administrator, has petit
toned the court for letters Of administration
on the estate OF the late Henry Wray. de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given to all whom 1t
may concern to show cause within ten days
why. the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
Jas 70 fsls JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succession Of Pierre DuguiIhem.

OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, /
50 Customhouse street.
n cession will please make payment at this
office. and all having claims against 1t will
please present them to the undersigned.
j.. r. PARKER
ja19 "a 27 Public Administrator
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succession of Thomas Gergullon.

OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, |
81 Customhouse street
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THIS Sue
"A cesson will please make payment at this
office, and those having claims against it will
present them to the undersigned.
e. T. PARKER,
ia19 "a 81 Public Administrator
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AUCTION SALES.
BY o. VaIeto1i.

FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND.
OF FRANCOIS HENRI VALE
TON.
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Tt is said that the tears OF woman will
have more effect ON Texas jury than all tn.
eloquence that q dozen layers can spout
Detroit Free Press.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

J. II. Walker, d. D. s.. 1870 Delord street.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1861.
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Charles Il. Alter vs.. Joseph O'Brien.

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ja7 II % fe7
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Vim & Weaver. commission merchants. At No.
% West broadway. are reported suspended account
Of the failure of Edward Haigh, Of the Quassso
woollen Mills ut New Windsor, N. Y. Their labili-
tics estimated at about $5oo0o but the value OF
their assets is not known. Mr.. winn said yesterday
that tho Arm had not made any assignment. but
would probably be compelled to take such course.
The suspension OF John Gaynor. the Oldest retail
grocer In New York, is announced. He has two large
stores, at No. 55t Grand street. and the other at
No 27G B and has been in business over forty
years. The liabilities reported ut about $4,000.
Patrick II. Dolan. shoe manufacturer, ut No. A9l
North Second street. Brooklyn. Il. D., has made an
assignment Stllman +. Sperry. His liabilities are
small.
Alfred u. Haynes. dealer in carpets. at No. sos
Eighth avenue made an assignment yesterday. with
out preferences 10 Bazilla X Parker. His habfties
amount to less than $4,000. ~@N
The creditors william r. Martin, real estate oper
ator met yesterday at the once OF Register Little ans
received schedules showing liabilities 70 the amoun
OF s3U2 900. John L. Slingerand olectei assgnoo
Al meeting of the creditors of Joseph Stincr. to-
merchant, held yesterday at the office OF Register
Little Mr. Joseph tillctt the assignee submitted his
accounts. They showed that the. proved claims
amounted 10 $s5,OO0 and thst he had realized
$l2Tq5 AZ cash from the assets thus far Register
Little declared dividend Of 12 per cent payable In
ten days
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asse, 200 at 975c., 500 at s74c. April, 100 at
Total ls,1oo bales To-day up to two +. M.--Novem-
ber 40 al 9sc 100 at 9s2c 800 oSje, 300 y3ic
,n short notcel at 93lc December 500 ut ajc 500 ~
3soc no AT 9Sie., 600 a5c., 100 at elc. 100 at
asc $40 at o3ic. 100 at 9a,c January, 100 at o51c
Io ~ 5ooc 100 at 4sc., 200 ut 94Sc 800 NJ 94Ic
200 at 94sc 200 at a4oc 800 at 4Sc.. 400 at abe = 100
at DISC 900 at a45c 100 94Sc. 20O at 47c 0OO at
sisc 100 at 9i7c February 100 at a6lc 300 AT 62c
ayD at 9blc 4oO mt 96c 400 959c, 800 95sc, 400 ~
osc 700 At 90oe TOO at n5c 700 al 95sc March, 100
At y Iac 200 a 72c 100 at ale, 100 At s7oc. April
9sic, 100 at 9sac., 100 at 9s3c, 600 as2c; May,
loD at a.oc., 80 9.ysc.. 2Jo at a94c 800 at.
gp'c june, 500 at lou3c.; July, 100 at 10. l3c.
Total, 800 bales. Grand total, 56.sO bales.
me receipts AT the ports follows :-Galveston
3S'l New Orleans 57i9; Mobile 387; Savannah 1919;
Cbarieston 24sx, Wilmington $50; Norfolk 33l2: Balt-
more, W New York 31; Boston, $50: Philadelphia -
bnies Total, 242sl bales This day last week. 2fO2
bales This day last year, 6 ~. bales. Total since sep
teinber fe9 I9o bales Cotton freights closed fol-
iows:.r9 liayre by steam l-l6c. compressed By SAIL
6y steam Ae compressed by sail ac to Liverpool, BY
FLOUR AND t'RaiS-ReceptsFlou 15 oi6 bbls wheat
2lesS. bushels; meal Us bbs and 2iO sucks corn
$3.50 busheis oats 90 2fo do; rye. 81 5Js do barley
IL 400 do barley malt 2Of do Flour was quiet Tie
sales including state Western and Southern about
1900 bbs. within the annexed range Rye -four was
steady. with sales of 800 bbls. Corn meal quiet with
sales OF lo bills Rye fairly active
State sold Mt 6c and 500 bushels rejected 5c Western
was quoted at 56c 5siac Barley active; the
Canada part ut ST. balance private Barley malt
as ouuot
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

Iayrnroot, Nov. 2o-5 pM
Cottonuturcs quict hut steady The sales OF the day
LONDON Nov 2o-5 30 r. NJ.
Refined petroleum, SID q sid. per gallon.
Iinseed oil. fa5 n Go Ne per ton. t6
Spirits Of turpcntine. 2ls I'd. a la sd. per cwt.
Petroleum. 22s,f for fine pale American.
FINANCIAL.
LOSpoS Ncv. cO--4 H. NJ.
Corsois 80 lii6 for money aud uot Tor tho account
United states bonds, lis, iO~s Illinois Central,
Paris adsces quote ve per cen. renes iaf oc for the
account
PARIS, Nov. ~, 1879
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The following securities were sold at auction in
New York to-day:-

The following securities were sold at auction in
New York to-day
Demand against Daniel Drew for $10S, ,0t5 and in
terest particulars at time of SALE for $25 so shares
Nassau Bank Of New York. 500 each. 80; so shares
National Park Bank, 500 each; 1886; 50 shares
Tradesmens National Bank, $40 each. 105ls; shares
Clinton Hall Association, 800 each, AZ; 20 shares
Brooklyn Academy of Music with two admission
tickcts), $50 EACH s.; 800 shares brooklyn City
Rairoud Company. $40 each, 174 35 shares Firenens
Insurance Company, $17 cach 1O6; 10 shares Mercan
tile Fire Insurance Company. $50 each, S5s,; 100
shares Brooklyn Gaslipht Company, SOS each. III;
100 shares Nassau Gaslight Company, s25 each, 50;
81 shares Ninth National Bank. 800 each, 10.
For account OF whom 1t may concern: :-35 shares
Lenox Fire Insurance Company, SIS each S5is; 80
shares North River Fire Insurance Company $5 each,
115ls: shares Fircmens Insurance Company. $17
each. 1O7; 10 shares New York Equitable Insurance
Company e35 oach 1885, 10 shares United States Fire
Company, $25 EACH 1877 Is shares Eagle Fire
Insurance Company $40 shares, 304; 1856 shares Man.
haitian Gaslight Company. $50 each, 1461s; $4,000
Third Avenue Railroad Company's per cent regis
tered bonds due 1890. interest January and July,
$4,000 each, g2ts; $4,000 New York and Harlem Rail
road Company's per cent sinking fund bonds. due
1884, interest January and July. 1OStf: - shares
Pennsylvania Coal Company. $50 each. 150; shares
Merchants Fire Insurance Company, $50 each, 15O;
% shares. Citizens Fire Insurance Company, $40
each 1857; shares Metropolitan Bank 800 each.
III; shares Mechanics Bank. S25 each. 1271S; IS
shares Grocers Bank. $40 each, 81; % shares New
York Csaslight Company, 500 each, II.
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down to ,a,. At Paris rentes declined 2ec. to llee.

Acc.
State bonds at the Board were dull. District Of
Columbias advanced u per cent. to ~. and Louis-
consos sold at 1879. In railroad bonds the largest
transactions were in st. Paul sinking funds. which
advanced to 10o1s-a rise of r. per- cent; the next
largest transactions were in Missouri Kansas and
Texas which advanced to 475s-a rise of 4. The
largest advance IL per cent in Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas seconds The other changes were
follows:-An advance of 9s in Denver and Rio
Grande frsts. Erie and Pittsburg consolidated and
New York Elevated Railroad frsts and 4 in Burling-
ton Cedar Rapids and Northern irsts, Chicsgo, Bur-
lington and Quincy and Erie third mortgage,
There was a decline of u in Great Western seconds
Tex coupon and Jersey Central rsts consols assened
and u in Delaware and Hudson registered bonds of
1891. Morris and Essex sevens of 1871 and Wabash
irsts lex coupon
The New York herald., 1878-11-21

Tho opening quotations of mining stocks in San
Francisco to-day were as follows:-Gould Il Curry.
liz; Savage, 124; Chollar Potosi. 461s; ophir AN
Hale Norcross, 111s; Crown Point, 6's; Yellow
Jacket, 16sl Belcher. g; Virginia Consolidated. s.
California 0; Ovcrman. l5; Best Belcher II; Ken
tuck, 4; Union Consolidated. 70 . "a; Alpha, 1875
Sierra Nevada. 95 1o1; Mexican. At; Caledonia. 34
Justice 5s: Julia Consolidated. 8; Utah, 32N; Alta
8; Bullion, s. Exchequer, 5X and the closing quota
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. wnpsrsDAr Nov. 20, 1873.
RECEIPTS FOR rwo PAYS
sls;Is't @ s; sSs 'sS' 'i sS i 4ssi a.,, =.
Jersey City. ....... 1904 7as sois
Totals. 274e 25 2as 5o2a ia487
Bssysson lgn, snn trade was tai, on AIs iorsp9sn
herds sale was whole. better thaa Tia. reported
last Monday stl choice herds received Prizes
sws From $ lbs, e q lbs; Ga: been allowed
ssss' s'Ias Weigh. sp
iii sor. to At 'sSss Sss Is Sc
Ma.s e q sod
Kentucky steers at 7sic &C. per h., weight ewt ios
:ssiss per
% city iy yards ssss 'iHs
Ross - Kentucky steersl steer a 7c per lo y head
aess ews sxs; JssainFs Eoora = Esaashy
Brown IS OHIO steers ps per Z Including head At
Ssse per il, vsishts7 ext swt. sssnt; for W 6
he os Weight ssWs Issman & @ OHIO
- hssa at s h. = head ssaa at s a per M se head @
q; Sz:
b. weight "a sS for waSs g Colorado ssss az a.
& y xiif ses head 40 bead ind
n n Lehman "a sros sw mixed fw Ohio sna va iSa
ss @ Per a's % VIII
head per with 81 OF per hoad lekead Weights
4 Ss
% q f. psr S o rS or 9s n pss
Ohio steers a. SIC per ~ NTH SOC of per head weight
S%lvss si & s'' r. steers
per is head At s,e per sxsisSss 81 ews ca
i, Vim $ Il y head; i head
Aeron y Illinois stesrsl2 head at 7c per ID IL head
y S n s spS sSf s srss ss S
Illinois stsers-is head at Ike per b.. p head At
schmidt sold for Lehman Brothers virginia
ssss Asss sos Ps' '%ssasi
Ak cwt Newton Holmes sold I Virginia oxen at &c.
per- si b. With head s ~ SIC per- and iss
sas sns \. ss S% it, = rs 4s 81 s pes
head Is on 70 n head head at m s per s.a % 4 head s At S
ss sss ss,.,s Sssa q:
ss SoF. g Illinois Il At SsS % .s g
N s 5 sss se ss 81 s + ao
saa 81 81 % ss. sS .,.s4s Y q
Y % gs Rsss 81 s .ss @ no@s ~ @
% With @ 4 ii y ps 81 OBJ on
peg snsss and v,,n,
steady quality from to choice general fair Sheep
sold at 3sc 51ac. per ID. Lambs at $ go S. per cw
Mixed M ed aocks 4c 4sc per b Judd Buckingham sold
sheep, weight $500 lbs, at 4c per H. Kase Pidcock
sold 1856 Michigan Sheep weight Is 40 lbs at $3 6sA
cw 23 Michigan sheep, weight $50 lbs. at 4c. h.
1885 Kentucky sheep, weight $50 lbs at age perb I3
Kentucky lambs, weight 03O Ibs at Sc lb Newton
Holmes sold SO 50 Ohio sheep weight $50 lbs, at 5'fs
Hsilenbeck Davis sold 81 state ewes weight s lbs
head, at 3sc. per lb State bucks weight l3o lbs
head, at 3c. b; 10 State sheep weight 90 lbs
head, per lb lsa Canada lambs weight a lbs per
head. 81 cwt 32 Canada lambs weight 50 TBS
per head 4c per 10 Diilenbsck Dewy sold 50 state
State sheep and lambs weight SO lbs pcr head at c
lb $50 Canada sheep and lambs weight 8 lbs head.
4ac. per H.; 81 Canada lambs, weight S5is lbs per
head. at s. 80 per cwt.;. IT'S Canada lambs weight
lambs weigh. r.. psr head, 70 eTt; 2 State
sold bucks weight fO2 his per hcsd at Sc ID Gull
sheep weight 55 lbs per head at &C. per b ie M,caigan
gan sheep weight zs lbs head per b "a Michi
gan sheep, weight 7S lbs head Mt $3 IS per
MrLcn Cows.-Nomnal values $40 80 per head
yEALs AND CALvEs-Quality and sales slow; grass
fed calves, &C. 2sc per lb meal ted calves. 2c 4c.
per H. lean veals, 41zc. a 6l4c., per lb
HOGS-There sales Of live hogs.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


ses.
- y ai.- NEW oRLnAss Now 20, 1879
orG%sqT & s GS pDads Dass s
ExPortsTc the Continent 1000; coastwse, 7e5 Sales
Mon,Ix, Nov, 20, 1874
siss %iss e s.iss @ ssSs $500 Sss' exports coast
ss''' 'sG ss sas %ssss sss
s-Gassy GG9g asss Ysdn Md sy ssss %ssn
Gssat Britain. 1855 SALES. 1000 Stock 81
Spirit. of turpentine arm at asc Rosn srm 4 81 Fix
for strained Crude turpentne firm at u 25 for hard
Corn unchanged
Flour unchan sales 400 barrels Wheat nchanged
extra white Michigan 81 os No2 milwaukee, spring 5c
ley easier; extra bright Canada held 81 10
M srsat @ y Z Rye Gkh ns & Sa o y CANADA
bond Canal freeiss~whca. aud peas sc corn and rye
'i'i 9 ss 9s .s' . Albany "a 70
sS s ss
Burr1o. Nov. 20, 1873.
bushels No. Duuth private terms; last sale pub
do
ssd ss s% sasss
.alions unchhanged Other articles unehanged Canal
rssA'i ss
Flour So isi Ss.s
f ssssiy,. y PsiiIess sS.; SSs.. bushels:
oS" sSo do; Canal Shipments TO Vi sidc~a,srwhest 7sa
b 3 i to in y
bushels; corn seooJ do; oats 1900 do; barley, aoo
Flour q.et, bu. rm; .sies aop bbls white a - y
Michigan p5l.e November. o5c, December ea{c. Corn
sl ng' g. %rsh sssS sGsS & n e oss s
and in active demand; No. white 27c no white &c
3 s choice 81 Dressed "aS hogs r@ a. sfss o.
sGsr Do Ss ssss s sa'1os S
o5c Receipts. oooo bushels; shipments, 800 do
ss Sss ss.s ss'S .sS S sr S ds%srd @ S ass
bas ssN AZ lower s lss.e nna BE
% g; sia'S a: : ss s.
csmner bacon inactive; shoulder ss rib sc
quiet ianey roe choice Western rcscrve
and aSc"nsS sa''ii o aal and a"a lower = X
r. ~ light r. 20 - a1 pSsss,ns hing ssn = ~ y 20 butch
CHICAGO Nov. 10. 1873.
Flour steady With fair demand; spring extras. 81 -;
sias Wheat active, Arm aud higher hut unsct,led; No
sssss :sfss ..ss
ary; sales At sse ssc January; 80 Chicago spring
zoe; rejected, 5Sec, Corn In good demand aud shade
higher ssc.. cash; t2ssc bid, December; J,ts 3a,ac
January; rejected, 2eas xsc osss-pcn'and fair aud
ao.ac, Deseubs.; sras bid, January reles'sd iIe Rys
at 47c. Ole. Pork dull and shade lover;
$5 90 cash; S 10 November; 50 77is, Decembcr ~ IS
The year; ~ 12s bid, January. Lara steady, with
fair demand - s. 50. cash 50 30 v s2s Deecnber
shouldcrs 500 short rib. - 10; short clear ~ ~
whiskcy stcady with fair demand at ~ o6 frcights-
Corn Buffalo iisc.. hid Rccvips-f3UU bhls. Hour.
1900 bushels wheat n 90 do corn ~ 90 do cats, 600
do rye s34D do. barley shipmcnts-iiOol bbls. four
la bushels wheat 10 Odo 2JUD do. oats, 800
do. rye 1900 do barley Market cosed-Wleat easier;
declined nc Corn hut uuoaby higher. Oats
steady aud unchanged Pork dull weak and lower ~ 10
asked for December ~ ~ ~ 12ie for January. Lard
dull nd tend don
The New York herald., 1878-11-21
Ew YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

prices below the previous quotations bat manufac
urers very firm those figures are
limited 10 small necessities