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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-09

Wigwam Ninth Ward Central mermo-
cratic Conservative Club, New Orleans, October
6, 1878-In accordance with the rules of the Par
ish Committee hereby appoint the following
named gentlemen, under whose supervision the
election for delegates to the Parish Convention
will be held, on SATURDAY. October -. 1878,
between the hours Of a. m. and .. m.
Judge-C Mester
Poll No. !, A to K-Julian 8. Levy, B. A. Nc
Catfrey. John Foley. Geo. Goertz.
Poll No: 2. L to Z-John Lee. T. j. Siewerd. L.
King d. Kennedy.
By order of F. DUDENHEFEn. President.
OCT st p. MUNICH Secretary
New Orleans. October Z, lSgS-A poll
will be opened on Magazine str, ct. between
Bordeaux and Lyon, SATURDAY, October 70.
from a. m. to p. No., for the election Of three
delegates to represent the Thirteenth Ward in
the Democratic- Conservative Convention. to be
held on the fourteenth instant.
Judge-Jas. Simpson.
Commissioners-.Geo: B. Phelps. John G.
Weaver, j. @. Clarke.
By order of the president:
L. D. LANDRY,
Secretary Thirteenth Ward Central Club.
OcS 1tR
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COPARTNE RsTTTPg.

FTNHE LATE FIRM OF LEEDS g. CO.. HAV-
Il Ing been dissolved. the undersigned have
formed corartnership and will continue the
business under the same firm name.
@. J. LEEDS,
J. Ell. LEEDS.
New Orlenns, October z. 1873. oc3 wv
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FOR SALE.

E1OR SALE-TWO FINE DOCTORS BUG
IL gies will sell cheap IL early application is
made ALSO, wanted second hand carriages
For SALE apply at 35 Carondelet street,
se15 I'm L. r. MADDOX.
L ers, both new and second-h hand. Draining
Wheels, Pumps. etc. Saw Mills, Cotton Trucks,
Grab Wenehes, JackscreWg, Crate Bars. Furnace
MMoqtths Wrought Iron Works Brass and Iron
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel"
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
All OFF
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FV,HE COpARrNERs HIp BET WEEN 1IEssRS
n FAURES & FRECHE was dissolved by
mutual consent since August y, 1873.
FAURES & FRECHE.
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Fourth Ward Democra tic Conservative
Central Club-In conformity to the provisions
seryative Parish Committee, parish Of Orleans
and officially promulgated under date October g.
1873 the following Judge and Commissioners
are appointed to conduct the election for dele
gates to the Parish Nominating Convention of
the Democratic Conservative party, to be held
on SATURDAY, October u. 1878:
Judge-Llonel Adams
VIM: Henry, Geo. Wo,ie, Mac Blanaao, Gus
The polling booth viii be- located at The cornor
Of Customhouse and Whore streets. Election to
be held SATURDAY. October 70, 1878. Poll open
from q. m. to q. N.
BY order of JOHN CONNOLLY. President.
OCT td* HENRY ANDRY. Secretary.
Fifth Wara-The Demacra tic G0nserv-
alive voters of the Fifth Ward are notified that
an election for ten delegates t. the Parish Con
vention will be held on SATURDAY, twelfth
instant between the hours of a. m. to D. NJ,
Judged. J. Laresche.
0ommfsionersJoe olyer Fl T2acheF
Carusso, Ralph p: Hubbard. ohas. ssturges;, b.
!, GueriIngerk Victor Pedelahore, Laurence
BY order Of Fl. J. RIyEr, President
OCT Ct ED. DURIVE. JR., Secretary.
Headquarters c-Conservative
Central Club of the Seventh Ward-In accord
once, with the rules Of the Parish Committee, I
to act as Judge and Commissioners of Election.
said election to be held on SATURDAY. twelfth
day Of October. 1873, from 6 d. m. to .. M, at
the corner of Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets:
Judge-E Marin.
Commissioners-John Fl. Manuel. B. J. Sims.
a geog NJ B goepe Charles 4ttG sHTp Carrie
Vice and A9tipg President Of Seventh Wsrd
no tine Democratic and Conservative
Voters of the Eighth Ward:
Fellow citizens-In presenting our names to
you as candidates for Delegates to the Parish
Nominating Convention we deem 1t q duty we
owe to you to acquaint you with our intention
and purpose. Every voter in this ward is fami-
liar with the fact that we have never been In a
nominating conventions we have never had
the chance to make selections, as others have
had. We are not accustomed to soliciting your
suffrages every tayo gears. We promise to sup
port no man that is not opposed to monopolies,
steam railroads running through our principal
streets and obstructing our levee, and the con-
OF the present administration. or anybody else:
we will vote for men who will do good for the
city In general, and our ward particularly,
We respectfully submit this for considera-
ton. and ask your assistance In carrying out
our determination.
Respectfully NJ. MCCUE,
VI. CAREY,
J. DOMIDY,
4. JACQUET,
FRANK WATERS,
VIM. FORESTER
oc8 2t* VINCENTE BUJA.
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MONTGOMERY g. CO.
IL. G. BULLARD, Auctioneer,)

IL. G. BULLARD, Aucdoneer,)
Attend to sales Of REAL ESTATE, MEROHAN-
Disc Of all kinds, HOUSEHOLD FURNI~
TURE, HORSES and LIVE STOCK, GAR
Regular sales at their office and salesroom. the
Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at II a. m.
Sales of Horses and Stock, Carriages, Harness.
ETC.. evary Saturday at II g., n.. at MONT"
GOMERY'S TATTERSALLS, 10 Baronne
street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences promptly
attended. Cash advances, II desired.
The business of their friends and the public
solicited.
MONTGOMERY & CO.,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERs.
81 Camp Street, Del tt
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j. ii. FERGUSON, President.
L Il. N. MASON, Secretary, OcS ST.

Hall of sixteenth Ward Democratic
CouseryatIve Central Club. New Orleans, Oct. g.
ponad aepyg as dee ag ae
Of election for parish delegates. October 70. 1879
Judge--Charles F. Coll.
~, Commissioners - Randall Bowers, Michael
Walsh and Edward Hickman.
- The poll will be open at the Court House. on
Carrollton Avenue. between Second and Ham D.
son streets. JOHN @. HOLMAN,
President Sixteenth Ward Democratic Conser-
vative Central Club oc9 LIZ
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Man Fourteenth ward central Dem1o-

Mall Fourteenth Ward central Dem0-
cratic and Conservative Club. New Orleans, Oc-
at the wigwam. corner of Arabella and Levee
streets. on WEDNESDAY EVENING. ninth in
slant. at 1880 o'clock. for the purpose of nom
mating delegates. Election OF said delegates
to the parish nominating convention will be
held on SATURDAY. twelfth instant, In con-
torm1ty with rules Of Parish Committee. Poll
Levee streets. Officers of election:
Judge-Michae Cooney.
CommissiOners-Frank LEVEL and p. j. Muir
ply,
/ FL FERGUSON Presidant
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LOST .

r ,OsT OR STRAYED-FROM THE PASTURE
~ near Henry Clay Avenue, q BLACK HORSE
about 1GH hands high; has two marks, one on
each shoulder from being bruised. A liberal
reward will be paid by the owner for It's return
to No. III Fourth street. corner Chippewa.
OCT 3t#
# OST--ON THE EIGHTH Of SEPTEMBER.
N coming on the cars from Biloxi, q PRAY En-
BOOK, containing several religious pictures.
valuable only to the owner. Anyone having
found 1t will confer favor by leaving it at this
office. ocl
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E1OR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE TWO
Il story frame dwelling house. No. Euterpe
street. containing six rooms, cistern gas pipes,
etc; and within short range Of the Magazine
Apply to GEO. W, WEINGART. 81 Charities
street. seq
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POLITICAL NOTICES,

Wigwam First Ward Central Demao-
cratic Conservative Club. New Orleans, October
Par rSg dm Pa With the rules Of the
Ing named gentlemen. under whose super
vision the election for Delegates to the Parish
GGony y to vii be held on SATURDAY Octo
Judge, A.. Z. Donovan.
Conmissione rs-Thomas Hanly. William Bar
rett, James Marley.
3. = EDWARDS. Secretary. oc7 6t*
second Ward-Hn accordance with the
rules 81 the Democratic Conservative Parish
Committee authorizing an election for dele
Convention, to DO held on SATURDAY, October
T., 1878, the following named gentlemen are
hereby appointed to represent the various fac
r. Commissioners Of Election--H.. T. Riddle,
D w% NS NJ uasb a HIssns Gen
Judge Of Election-T. Dsyereaux.
.Challengers W. e. Rodd, r. ). Wehner, John
McHiff. M. Mclaughlin.
west corner of Triton Walk. Polls will be- open
Ja - ~ - > JAMES BARRY, President.
JOHN 9. MURPHY. Secretary OCT MoWeSa
TO the cratic conservative voters
Of the Third Ward n el cotton will take place
on SATURDAY, October Il, for delegates to the
terminating convention to be held on Monday.
U Ut8 Se tda e o be P, BIZ he in d s
Democratic Conservative party. Polls to b, at
the corner of Gravier and Rampant. open from
ann. to s .. IN.
ommisstoners-Patrick Glennon, r. Atkin~
son. y: E. Duffy, Thos. Wizard Pat King and
W. Kahn.
Judge-I errence Kelley.
JOHN FITZPATRICK, President.
OHAs. BYRNE, Secretary oc9 At
Rev Orleans, October g. H87g-NOtlce to
the members OF the Third Ward Democratic
and Conservative Conference-A meeting Of the
above conference will be held at the Turner's
Hall on WEDNESDAY,, October 9. 1878. at 7:3o
p. m. A full attendance Is earnestly requested,
as business Of importance will be transacted.
By order Of J. D. HOUSTON President Of Joint
Conference.
u oc8 ct J. RYAN, Secretary.
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pY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNCR-Nlchol
- J. Hoey, Auctioneer-Offlce No. II Caronde-
let street-THURsDAY. October 10, 1878. at II
street. between st. Peter and Toulouse, by yir-
tue Of an order Of the honorable the Second
September IS. 1878, will be sold at public auc-
ton
BOOKS, DESKS MOVABLES, etc., Ia cire1-
Terms of Sale-Cash on the spot before delivs
cry. SEQ 30 oce td
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OF MIR. AND MRS. HENRY
OCONNELL.
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BY Hoey, Macon 2s O'Connor.
LIBRARY. MOVABLES, ETC.
OF CHARLES A. FROTsSART.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans-
No. 1854.
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SUCCESSION OF ARMAND DUCO.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1851. ->
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second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. A0G73.

pY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOR-N Nicholas
y J. Hoey, Auctioneer-Offce No. II Caron-
delet street-On FRIDAY, october ii, 1878, at q
O'Clock .. M, ON the premises, corner Of Thalia
and Carondelet streets. by virtue Of an order Of
parish Of Orleans, dated September ~, 1878. wiz
be- sold at public auction
THE CoNTEATs Of 4 WELL-ESTAg--
FURNITURE, MOVABLES, etc., as per tn~
ventory ON file in court.
:. Terms Of Sale-Cash on the spot before de-
livery. seq 80 oce I'd
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleang-
No. 4O.g70 bis.
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SPECIAL WeDTHCEgs

Y. wi. G. A.-ARs persons having bills
against this association are requested to pre-
sent them for settlement OF our rooms, 81 Camp
street. W. Il. HARDlE, President.
OcR 3t
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- J. Hoey, Auctioneer-Ofice No. II CarOn-
delet !street-FRIDAY, October Il, 1878. at 10
o'eleck g. n. on the premises. at OF, near the
virtue Of an order Of the honorable the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated
September az. 1875 will be sold bs public aue~
ton
THE CONTENTS OF A NEW AND WE'LL
STOCKED GROCERY STORE, CERTAIN
MOYABLES, ETC.. as per inventory on file In
court
Terms OF Sale-Cash on the spot before de-
livery se29 80 oc6 I'd +
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SUCCESSION OF J. D. MoHNsoN.
PIANOS, VIOLINS, MUSICAL INsTRU-
MENTB, ETO.
SUCCESSION OF JACOB REsoH

'econd District Courtfo tho Parish of Orieans--
No. DO. G37
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH ROLAND.

CHOICE GROCERY STORE AND STAND.
MOVABLES, ETC.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
rnpnPK MARK ErS.

iIyEmool, Fob 6.-rork- Eastern da!! At 81. West
ern duil AT 3d. BaoOn-cumberiand Cut dni AZ - .
short hib dull J2 Long Clear dun At - G shSr Clear
dull 30 Cd HRisLOng Cut sicady at Az Shoueis dlI
236d Beeflnda Mess steady at 81 Extra Mes steady
ia; Prime duh al 81. Lafd-Prlme western
dan az 10. Taow-Pume city steady 406d Turpentne
Spirits steady I'D ROsn onmon dull ~ 3o1t fne
dull 10. Choice steady az % Lara Oh
duh at 49,. FlOur-sxtra stats du a. 70 wheat 70
spring dun 10 lUd.. No -prIE dul III lVOu W ih-
dui ll5L Corn-od Mixed SOFT dun at -
New duh ~. Seed Ol-1cloW AmeISaiI'
In the market. --,
LivRgPooL Feb 30 D. There moo rate inquiry
for Cotton which Il freely supplied Mddng upanhs osi'
Midhog Orleans gsd; ses Of the day 10000 bales in
ending 800 bslee speculation asd export Receipts
li.2OO bales. including 5000 bales Ameiio~n L ru
tuTes, nrmer Uplands, Low MiddlinG clause. feDru'
ary delivery Gid also a,d. tn lnds Low Mdding clause
February and March delivery G; Uplands Low Mi9dlng
CLAUSE March April de livery. 6id also Ud lpland
Low abiding cause April aud MAY delivery, 6ssd Uplands
Low Middlng cause. May and June delivery 0'G; asO
6ayd; uplanos Low Mddhne aus; Jnns snd JuJ nely
6ad; also G.d; Upands, Low MddDg clause shipped
February March sail. 6slgd.
LIyERpoo feb. CLEO pmBacon 70 "a pei c"Lior Lous
Clear Middos, 80 Cd. for Short Clear Mindless
LlvRRroo. Feb. Ga D. m-Tho safes o, cotton te,aS
mcluded 800 bales futnresU plands " MIL
ding clause. July and August delivery, Sad -, ~,
IIvkgfooi- Feb G-3 y. m.-Coton. INJURIES veahet Up
lands Low Midiing clause February delivery tpihnds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

Pho American bark. BIZ tons laid for Mediterranean
p1ts general current mics From Phlsdephia-
Naselles 900 kI crude Petroleum. As Cd From Bali
NOTWegaRbark - Pernanbuco 1900 Dois Flour IL
gold. a.
oILs-Iinseed unchanged with moderate sales 63aeic:
other otis quiet Change AZ call fGr cotton Seed 600 bbs
PETRoLEC MBarely STEADY, slightly irregular In gym
path With Greek saes 1000 1b Kehned prompt delivery
IA; In bDis LOG; Napla. 6's@'c; lsshed iZ-e- mere
c Philadelphia. re IN ratmore Caser here 10 9c
uuiiod oicned. 81 s2rc. and closed 81 67h bid. and
PR9vISIoNs-roRK dldl easier Mess. SPOT, quoted
March, 80 hid Iii G5 asked April 81 20 asked May
~ % bid, 81 80 a,ked BEi;t gnies nrIa EEf
crate trade saIes 81 90 ID Piesd Belhos buk, 6a0Se,
~ weight 800 Loose Picked shoulders 5c 10 DO
Hams, SCI 5Oy Loose SMOKED hams sac 3si 100 les
Canvssad Hams &c. dhdes quiet; about steady
Western Long Gear &c CITY 81 es ssles iso ooSes
CITY. Heavy Light. 47-c5Asc.; Western, 4s14
LARD shade lower: dersiey active sales | LOO tcs.
DO srriys part eg. to 81 81 r. $50 ics feoary - zoo
s. ~ closing, 81 G.Gs7 Ola 1850 tcs March, y %
elotns . = p; go po Ma; s. 30 So ties Prime Steam
tcs 81 81 Rehned quoted esq ~ I2l. BUT
TFRAND CHEEsL without ina orlani changes 80. EGGS
Demand light. md downward Long Isl nd NewJer
soy. l9e20c ,st- Pennsylvania lsc; Western 12ol8c;
RIO E-sHBn sal =, unchanged prices ooo
bags Tmoth,, 81 40 Calcutta Lilseed dnll
SrEANlNE-Quiet sales, !! tes prvaIe terms; quoted
SUGAk-Iiaw strong more active Far Good Refining,
7ssd7ac prlme 7a.c; Centrifugal 7Tsfo Nos 10 TO IL
Cayed boxes Taafs4c; saI. 1000 hhs and 800 boxes
sss2sa.S; Zoo fsds SascSvado ?ss7 &C. with other
sales rumorrd. but not confirmed Refined hrin IN better
Gan. @a" arnnula'ed s9sasac eni Loaf iec
IALLON-steady sales, 10000 d Prime, &c; 100 tos
wHisBEY-sales Ils bbls, 81 OF; closing. 81 OF bid ;
held firmly I'll % gallon.
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that there Over-issue OF the stocks or bonds
of the company. But it is probable that. as usual
IN such cases. il started for the purpose OF dis
gusing the real of the decline. According to
custom. the prompt official denial OF the report
ought to have caused partial recovery of prices,
but IN this case it did uot
The fact is immense blocks of stock have been
purchased during the past SIX months on the GER
tany that the earnings of the railroads in January
and February. 1879, would show large gain over
the corresponding months of 1877 when, because OF
the snow bockades aud the short crop of wheat the
earnings were remarkably small 1t was antici-
pated that these large gains would furnish a arket
upon which the stocks could be sold and hand
some profit made. But important factors were
omitted from the caculations-the steady de-
cline Of public interest in stock specula-
ton, and the fact that since 1873 the
public have never bought stocks after a rise. Cen
tra and Hudson to-day was unaffected by the an
nouncement that articles of association to lncorpo-
rate the Buffalo. Syracuse and Albany Railroad
Company" with capital stock of $10,0OO,00O, of
which 5000, 900 already subscribed and 10 per
cent paid up, had been filed with the Secretary of
State. The trading was light at 10J3i0 1854.
Erie vi eded a. to 9ss. sales of 600 shares.
Up 10 the close of business nothing had been
heard from Chicago to the result Of
the railway meeting there. But as was stated at
the meeting of the Executive Committee of trunk
lines, held last Saturday. nothing practical be
done, because % the large number of contracts
which have been made to bring freight at the low
rates up 10 the opening of navigation.
The st. Paul shares to-day inactive. but in
clined toward lower price, the common selling at
81 su 3G4l SO and the preferred at &c ga to 2.
Ohios lost their buoyancy Of yesterday and Were
dull at Slsas. Illinois Central was dull at 7Gl2d
76l4 and Michigan Central after sales of II
shares at CO.'S 6Ol2, closed at quotations per
cent apart, 60G6l, The coal shares were dull,
but yielded fraction in price. Delaware,
Laokawanna and Western selling at 50a 1875 I;
Delaware aud Hudson at 4S34 "a 49,. 4sl2; Central
Of New-Jersey at 1S017S,, and Morris and Essex at
741l074. Western Union, with tIlfie more life
United States Express advanced 10 40 Tor shares,
aud Adams TO 10l q. American and Wells-farg0
being steady. The market closed feverish and
Irregular.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Arcv.rA Feb G-Cottou steady; hti'lng, loisc.: Low
MtdhuE. ar,0 e.; Good CriiIaTy &C.; receipts 400
sosi1%, frb 6-Coton dan: Nidilng II hc: Low MA.
ding lOc GOOD Ordinary. 9'; net receipts oi baif.
srs 25s 10 Great BFitn 3l2 bales STOCK 81 10
L,Ir,toEr Feb G-Cottpn dull Miadhne. lOssc: Low
Na.luc lUilc. Good Oroinsr' 9's"; grn,9 ferHpH OF
h, exports cnastvI-e $50 bales sales, 10 bales: spin
urr-. 80 halss sock, l6,lSl bales
Cg.RLEsrbN. Feb GCott0n si'slv hddng. 10 7sc: Low
nallnr ius tisc. Good Ordinary. loc. net receipts.
1913 bales exports France et3 bales sales 1000 bales
CISri>Ntu Fch G-Coiion quiet aiddhng. loi.e.: Low
Niidine IUc: Good Ordinary &C.. recep'a, 13l bales;
shipments 80 bales sales - bales stock G.lSs bales
Low Addng V-lc Ordinary net receipts 26s7
bales. eKp,ass coastwsc. 3ll baies sales lllO Jhts
InI'IsvILfF Feb 6.--Cotion quiet: Mdding, i0ilc
NlRf.F Fr 6-COttUn steady. hardening for Low grades
Ntlrug lutor. Nidrnr 9lc. Good Ordinary, e'fc;
net receipts s21 bales; eXports coastwIse, 1888 bales
sales, 5000 bale: ~ ,ck. 7o,2-i bales.
stFus Feb. d-Cotfon steady; Mifing. l08c; receipts
% bales shipments. 2,Tl1 bats sales 2lOO ues; Stoci
Ng oGIFASs Fea 6-Cotrou quiet Mddlne. iO'-c; Low
hales ro-s lsoO bales: exports TO the Continent 4o9s
bllr- sales. 1000 bales; siocA. 319525 bales ~ 49,.
NOgFOiN. lcJ. 6.-CotiOu quiet Miidng lo2@ &C. het
receipts. loo bales txports ooaswse 2O9o DAcs sa'es
3-i bales stock. 2tl32 bales. $3.50, go,
PHiLADTLpHit, FEB. 6-1oiton steady; Middlng ll4c;
Inv MiIdng IO--c.. Ordinary D14c.: net receipts.
22i bses ross 203l bales saes, spihneis IL Bales
SAyASNAn. FEB Cotton quiet; MIdilDg lOolsc; Low
tales -2iS bdos exports to Great bIia1 10
llits IL Continent. 2ts0 bales coastwise +i5 bales
sa-s. 2 OOD balos: stock ~, 7l5 bales. $500,
~. LOUIS, Feb 6-Cotlon quiet, unchanged Adthng'
lO.r Low Middlinc, 97,c. Good Ordinary, &C. receipts,
800 bales shipments CSC bales SAILS. 1850 bales stock,
W.LslSGToy Fob 6-Cotion UNCHANGED; Middling, 1o,c
Low Midflng 9a Good Ordinary, &C.; net receipts, $50
bales, stock. 7i9I bales
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Prius6 bankers slbi
OliLODdOn
-. ..u.N =

The money market was easy, and the majority OF
loans on call were made ut per cent, the eXtreine
range of rates being and g. The mercantile paper
market is slow, at 80 10 z. ~, There Is nothing
new in domestic exchange. Inc Uhlted states
900 National Bank notes for redemption The
customs receipts were $4,000, and me internal
revenue receipts were S20O,cOo Inc following ~
the Clearing House statement to-day: Currency
exchanges, 81. 95S, 1853; curTency balances, 30
40, 1919; gold exchanges, $G,544,4 40; and goid
balances. $932, 29S.
Ter prospects of peace, but United States bonds
were weak and lower again, 1868 closing down to
IOGls; new DIPS TO 101; new 6s to 1Olos, ana
10-46s 10 1881. la American railway stocks
there was no quotation for New-York Central, but
Erie common was gle; the preferred, %; Illinois
Genital, n; Reading 10. and New-Jersey Central.
ISa. There was no quotation for money and no
hnIlIop movement reported at the Bank of Eng
iaud. Paris dispatches report the per cent French
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Furniture.


ERIE RAILWAY FORECLOSURE SALE
Company and oSsrs ae.endens Virtue o. and
e p cal "a the @
above entitled action the cay Of Soye%bei n
se All and gaai sne mortsassd rsn: frseises and
plant action and mentioned in the sac judgement and
decree being mortgaged intended 50 to be the
gage bearing date on the fourth day Of February 1874,
HEREBY Sss, ys goes aa on nso a. s srsau 9
change salesroom No III Broadway in the city OF New
and shs 81. az public suction to the highest bidder cash.
the following described property All and snsuIr the r
Hudson River to and including the nna terminus Of the sd
railway Lake Erie aud the railway known as the New
OF the railway designated Buffalo Branch OF
the State New York and also ali other rawsys belonging
company the states Of Newlork Pennsylyans and
Inca rails bridges WAYS buildings piers wharves sfrictnre
ereciions fences walls fixtures franchises privileges and
gines tenders cars earrissss tools mschney manSfac
ured unmanufaeiured materials coal Wood and supplies OF
and all tolls income Issues and pronts ans ou on s1d
81 e estate ne is and Interest terms and
franchises privileges ana rights OF action OF wnao
eno s SS S York and Erie RaroaS omp
Ere Railway Company BY me Union RarosH 10y
Buffalo. Bradford aud Pitisburg Railroad COMPANY py
the Rochester and Genesee aey hsrosa nGpy s ~
cioH stocks bonds book accounts Dls reccSaDe ah os
other property in the sad Judgment mentioned. .,,.
Given under my hand at tne eciiy OF NeWfoiA' 'H''
TURNER LEE 6 TccIUsE, 10000
Plaintiffs Attorneys
20 Nssssu-sf., New York
The the above described property heretofore adyer
at IL o'clock boon az he MeTchsns Exchange saesron,
No III broadway IN ne cry o. l9Fs WA 'hsn i.a
'"' '"'"' "''' "''@ GEORGE TICKNoR CURTIS,