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then issue additional warrants for tho Inter
ast Which shal hs,ve accrued In. favor OF the
Eisrnt Agent. which warrants. both Tor priu*
ni,,al md interest shall be Immediately
f,aid fty checks drawn by the Treasurer In TO.
vur Of the Fiscal Agent against the General
Fund g ao,ssaa rd9yasad ths. ane a aaas
tbe General Fund Of the year eighteen hun
dretl and seventy-eight for anypurpose what,
epeysr. until d sum Ehall have been deposited
adequate In amount to reimburse the Fiscal
Agent for the amount Of the warrants cashed
by 1t. both In principal and interest, ana pre-,
rided further, that II the Flscal Agency sflaii
be removed to another bank before the amount
Of said warrants so eashed shall have been
fully reimbursed, both in principal ana inter
ssf. IT shall be tho duty ri tho State Irens.
trer to continue depositing with said removed
agent to The credit Of tho General Fund until
said reimbursements are fully effected. o
SEQ, I. BE ii further enacted, efc, That The
said Auditor and Treasurer are hereby author.
lied and directed to adjust their accounts nnd
make entries in their books corresponding
with tic transactions provided for in this act
HEe. g. BE IL further enacted, ETC., That oil
lnwp Dr. pnrts Of laws In conflict with the pro-
visions of this net, especially act No. ID, ap-
proved February g. 1873, be- and the snlne are
hereby repealed. and that this net sshil take
effect from and after its passage.
(signed) LOUIS BUSH.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
'sgnet) LOUIS A. Witt.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Approved February Is. 1878.
iSipnstD FRAN CIH +. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
VIII, A. STRONG,
Secretary Of state. o
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No. aa.l JOINT RESOLUTION

Requesting m,r Representatives md instruct
ing our Senators in Congress to oppose o
bill looking to the closing Of Bayou La-
fourebs and locking the same.
Whereas. A bill has been introduced in the
Congress Of the United States looking to tho
closing oeths Bayou Lafourche and the lock-
ing Of the salne. End
Whereas, The ptlssa1e OF any bill looking TO
the closing Of said bayou would work ire
trlevabls injury to the interests Of the resi-
dents of said bayou, tharefore bs 1t
Iiea0iped. 1hm The srunte and House nj
Reprraenfnttpra Of fhe State Of L0uiainad
IN Geuerm Assembly eo,tnened, Request our
Representatives and instruct Our Senators II
Fttrfhrr ReaOirfd That otlr Representative
be requested and our Senators instructed to
use thei9 best efforts in securing the, neees-
sary appropriations from the General Coy
eminent to remove tho obstruc ions ut the
Gulf mouth Of the bayou. placed there by The
forces Of the United States during tho war o
1912 md 1914; and also for dredging and
cleaning the Bayou Teche from ST Maytin5
vils to Breaux s Bridge.
lsigned) o LOUIS BUSH
Speaker Of The House OF Representatives.
fSigned) LOUIS A. WILTI. O.
Lie,,teSant Governor and Presoent of thu
Senate.
| Approved February 10. 1878
lSienedl FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
| A true copy
Will. A STRONG.
o Secretary OF Sthtn
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a CITY COUNClL-OFFICIAL.
nEGIjLAM MEETING.

@ Cry HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday. February 10. 1873. J
Ghe Council met this day at IL o'clock m. in
regular session.
Present: Hon Ed. Pilsbury, Mayor, presiding;
and Administrators Brown, Cavanac, Denis.
Diamond, Edwards. MeCafftey aud RengstorH.
The following message ftom The Mayor was
read and ordered spread on the mnuses
o MAyoRALrY or NEw ORLEANS.
New Orleans, February IL, 1878. !
To tho City Council:
The recent departure from thfs world OF q
great and good man--one who for so many years
was loved and cherished hs IN exemplar OF The
highest virtue by bis co-reigonists. aud regarded
by all others with affection and respect-calls Tor
some notice from this body.
recommend, therefore, in view OF TIE cere.
monies TO take place tomorrow, that the Council
adjourn until Thursday, and that the members
hereof participate in the tribute TO be offered TO
tho memory OF the ilnstrious dead, Pope Plus
Ak. ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
Mr.. Cavanac offered the following resolution.
adopted:
Whereap VIC have learned With deer. regret the
death of Pope Plus Ninth, the distinguished
Pontif and Knler. who, for nearly third OF q
century has boon the most conspicuous figure
among the sovereigns Of The world; and
Whereas, we desire TO mark our feepeet 1or
the memory Or tho iGstrioua dead, and to record
our tribute to bis many virtues aud exalted
worth; tht refore
Be Il resolved. That the Council do now adj
j6urp, andpthat the flag OF the City Hall BIO dis
played at halGmast, draped in mourning, until
the completion Of Tho oommemoraHon services
now being arranged by our citizens.
The Council adjourned to meet on Thursday
next twenty first instant. at m.
THOS. q. RAPIER,
Secretary.
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No. go.l AN ACT

10 provide for appeals In criminal cnses; to
fix the return day Of such appeals. and to
limit the time within which such appeals
may be granted, and t. provide Tor the
tfihl Of such cases. by preference In Tie
Supreme Court. -
SECTION /, He ii enacted by Utr SENATE and
House Of REPRESENTATIVES Of The State Of Lou.
iainun IN Genfrui AaaenbM ronuf,,Cd. Tint
in nll criminal eases. in which appeals are nj
lpwabe under tho constitution. the phrty
desiring to appeal shall iie his motion ether
verbally or in writing. in open court. Illls
motion for appeal must bs fled ~ The courts
other than those Of the First Judicial DISTRICT
during the torn ut which the sentences shall
have been rendered. anJ in tho courts OF ! tllN
First Judicial District within ton days after
tho sentence shall have been rendered.
SEQ. 2. b. II further endcifd. etc, That oil
such appeals shall DO stspensve. and no BOND
shall be required from tho appellant
SEC. y. Be ii further ennctrd etc., That no
nppeaI shnl be- granted in such cases after
ethe time herein specified shhll have elapsed.
Sra. 4. Rs II further enacted, etc.. That oil
such appeals shall bs made ret'rnahle to the
Supreme Court within ten days after grant.
ing the order Of appeal. whenever Che said
Court may he In session Oh the return day
andekhat all such eases ellall be tried and dc.
termined. by preference, prorideh that should
the Supreme Court have adjourned ainf t,e at
the place Of retyn, tho clerk OF the said Court i
filed with IL TO tho place where the supreme
Court next meets addressed to tho clerk o.
the said Court and the cnse shall be then nnd
there tried; and propidfd further. that The
/ Judge Of the Court, whence the appeal j.
taken. may when necessary fiy u different
place Tor the return OF tho appeal. when IN his
opinion such change will conduee to g
speedy determination OF the appeal
SEC 5. Be IL farAer enacted ETC, Thnt al
laws and parts u laws inconsistent witlY this
act. be nr,d the same are hereby repealed. ant
| that this act shall take effect from and httfl
the first day Of March. 1878.
(Sgnet) LOUIS BUSH.
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatlye yes.
tSignedD LOUIS A. WILT
Lieutenant Governor and President OF tn
Senate.
Approved February 49, 1879.
(Sgned) FRANCIS I. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
Wiki. a, STRONG.
Secretary Of State
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Committee appointed under Joint Resolution
No. ia Of 1877. =
SEC. g. BE II further enacted. ETC, That this
act take effect from and utter It's passage =
isigned) LOUIS BUSH. ~
Srjenkef of the Hoitss Of Representatives.
(Signsd) LOUIS A, Witt,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate
Approved February 10, 1875
lSjgnsd) FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
WILL A. STRONG.
Secretary Of State.
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AN ACT


10 authorize the Governor TO appoint COM
mission to confer with the authorities uf the
State Of Arkansas in regard to the forntt4
ton 81 a separate Levee District. com
prised between thtoArkansas river, in the
State Of Arkansns, and the Red River, ia
the State Of Louisiana, and from Tho NJ Is
sissippi river westward, to include the
for tho protection Of the lands therein
from overflow. and for the submission
thereof to the Legislatures ofo the respec-
tive States for ratification: aud to appro-
PIRATE the sum of five hundred dollars to
tlefray tho expenses Of the same at their
next H,nual sessions.
SECTION /. BE II enacted BY The Senate and
House Of Representatives. IN General Assenabiy
conreaed. That tho Governor be and ne y
hereby authorized TO appoint three prominent
citizens, who shall be land oyners and eresi-
dent within the niluvaI district, in his State
north of Red river and between tho Black
and Ounchita rivers md Bayou Bartholomew
on tho west. and tho Mississippi river on the
east, who slaIl proceed to Little Rock, IN the
State Of Aflsansas, and there confer with the
Governor and State authorities OF that State
ein regard to the formation Of q separate leyee
district comprised OF the alluvial lands south
of the Arkansas river, In the State OF Arkan-
Aaa, and tie Red river. in tho State Of Louis
lama.
SEc. 2. Belt enacted, ETC., That IT shall be
the duty Of tho commission to prepare and
agree upon some detnite plan by which the
lands within the Said levee district shall be
protected from overflow, and to define therein
the precise boundaries OF the said new levee
district; to provide Board of Control which
shall be invested with full and complete
legal nuthorityto enter upon all lands ileceF-
sary for the construction Of levees and be
vested with all the rights and privileges nee
partlnent thees,for; to provide revenue for
lcree purposes, either by tax ON property. Or
on products, or otherwise, and - provide
l,itahe means for tho collection and dis
nnsement Of the same, and generally TO pro-
VIZ for any and all arrangements that may
seetimoat suitable to effect the object IN view.
snc BE II enacted. etc, That the plan,
.nMsophpared and agreed upon, be submit
Lsa TO Ne respective Legislatures OF the
states OF Arkansas and Louisiana at their
| ton. q
as SIC s;,an, q snae,es etc., That teee.um q
may be necessary be and the same Is hereby
appropriated, onlNf any fundsei In the Treas.
ufy not otnerwise appropriated, to defray the
expenses Of the Commissioners appointed un.
der this act, who shah be entitled to receive
only thelr actual expenses while performing
their duties as such, payable upon their owl
| warrants. accom- panied by an temized nc
count of their expenses
take effect from i and after It's bat 5{s AZ" sha
(Signed) LOUIS Bush,
| Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
(Signcd) LOUIS A. Witt, Q
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Approved February 20, 1878.
Signed FRANCIS t. NICHOLAS,
Governor Cd the State of Louisiana
WLleA. srnoSa,
Secretary of State. m
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CANCELLATION OFoBOND.
STATE or LOUISIANA.

state or LOUISIANA.
Executive Department J
Whereas, OSCAR B. SAHPY. Of the parish Of
Plaauemines. has applied to mo for the cancel
lation Of three bonds. furnished aud subscribed
by him MS principal, for the sum OF SIX thousand
dollars each ono dated November II. 1873. with
Damas A. Thibaut and Henry Mahoney securl-
ties each for the sum Of three thousand dollars !;
ono eiated December Z, 1874. with tho following
securities: A. Million for the sum Of one thou
sand dollars. Azema Dobard for the sum Of
thirty five hundred dollars and Sarah T. Stack
house for the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars !;
and one dated October 80. 1878. with r. w. Saw
yer M security for the sum OF forty five hundred
dollars. and Henry Mahoney for the sum Of If
teen hundred dollars. conditioned for the faith
full performance and execution Of the duties Of
said Oscar y. Barpy as sheriff Of the parish OF
P1anuemnes.
Now. therefore, ], FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
| Governor of the State Of Louisiana. have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
chilling upon all persons having interest herein
| to show cause in writing, ut the Office Of the
| Secretary OF State. In the city Of New Orleans,
within ninety days from md after the last pub
location hereof. why said bonds should not be
cancelled and annulled. and tho above named
securities discharged from any furthersliabili,
| ties in tho promises.
In testimony whereof. / have signed these
presents and caused the seal Of the State to be
| hereunto affixed. at the city Of New Orleans.
this twenty fourth day Of December, In the year
| of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
'eVsn''-''Vsh' Francis r. NICHOLAS.
| BY the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG
,x,fG tofn tnona fAF
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AN ACT
No. 1871

No. 3d.. AN ACI
To amend section Sd OF an act entitled An act
to create Recorders Courts In the city Of
New Orleans this act approved May 1st,
1877, and to provide for the appointment
and the election Of Recorders; to define
their jurisdiction, qualification and pow
ers" and to repeal an act entitled An act
establishing four, Municipal Courts In the
city ofe,New Orleans, and defining the lnr
isdiction and officers thereof and repeal
ing ali laws establishing Recorders Courts,
and providing for the transfer OF the re,
cords from the Recorders Courts to snfd
Municipal Courts, and for other purposes,
approved May H. 1873; to abolish the
District of New Orleans, and t., provide
for tho transfer Of the bookSa and records
of said court; and TO fix the Compensation
to be paid to the Juege and Constable OF
the Seventh Justice Court by the city OF
New Orleans In lieu Of costs, fees and ex-
penses In criminal cases, cognizable by
said court. and to repeal all laws and parts
Of laws In conflict with this act.
SECTION I. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of The State Of Lou
isiana IN Genernt Assembly conuened That
section third Of an act entitled AN act TO
Orleans, this act approved May list, 1877, and
to provide for tire appointment and elecDon OF
Recorders to define their Jurisdiction, quail
hcation and powers, and to repeal IN act en-,
tten An a sa sly esta o. Mug lp and de-
filming the jurisdiction aid odiIcefs tie, s,f,
and repeating all laws establishing Recor-
ders' Courts, and providing for the trans
for Of the records from the Recorders
Courts to sade Municipal Courts, and
1873, seventeenth, eighteen hundred and
seventy three; to abolish the Fifth
Municipal Court for the Seventh District, OF
New Orleans, and to provide fordhe transfer
Of the books and records of said court, and to
fix the compensation to be paid the Judge and
Constable of the Seventh Justice Court bg
the city Of New OEeans, ii lieu OF costs, fees
and expenses in criminal cases cognzable by
said court, and to repeal all laws and parts Of
laws In conflict With this act, be amended
and rc-enacted so as TO read as follows:
"SEC. 3. BE it further enacted, ETC., That at
each subsequent city election the qualified
voters Of the two said Recorders Court Dis
tricts Of the city OF New Orleans shall elect q
Recorder for each of said district, who shall
hold office for the term Of two years Or until
his successor is elected and qualified"
SEC. z. Bot further eaacted, ETC., That this
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CITY LICENSES ron 1878.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE.

n J
City Hall. New Orleans. Dec 30. 1877. :
CITY LICENSES for 1873 will be received ut
this office on WEDNESDAY, january 0, with
tho following rates Of discount for prompt pay-
rnent viz:
10 per cont discount for FIRST week In January.
Is per cent discount for second week In Jun
uaTy.
10 per centdiscount for third week In january.
per cent discount for fourth week In Jan
uary.
per cent discount during the montf1yf Fob
ruary.
dego Il J. @. DENIS. Administrator.
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No. 8gJ AN ACT
Authorizing and empowering the GovernY to
0 appoint Police Jurors in Parish Of Boss
E6T. O
SECTION 1. Ee il enmcted IN fhf SENATE and
House Of Representatives., bt Generat Asaeu,-
bty couuened, That the Governor be author
lied and empowered to appoint two additional
Police Jurors in End for Parish Of Bossier,
TO serve until next general election.
SEC. q. Be II enacted etc, That this act be In
force, and take effect from and after It's pas
sage. ....,....,,
fsigned) LOUIS BUSH.
Speaker of the House OF Representatives
(s4ignaD LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate
Approved February ~, 1873.
lt3gned, FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of tho State Of Louisiana
A true copy, o
With, A. STHONa,
Secretary Of State. o
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AN ACT
No. 32.l

TO authorize the Auditor Of Public Accounts
to enter on his books the cash balances as
reported by the State Treasurer on the
g 1st day OF January. 1877.
SECTION |. BE il enacted by the Senate ana
House Of Representatives. Of The Sstte OF
LouisiGate IN General ASSEMBLY Commenced
That the Auditor Of Public Accounts be and
he is hereby authorized to enter on his books
the cash balances as reported by the State
found correct, and 50 reported b9 the Joint
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act Shall take effect from and utter it's pass-
age.
fsigned) LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
1signedj LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Eenate.
Approved February ~, 1878. ..z........s.,
(Signed) FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy.
Will A. STRoNa,
HenfetArY OF Stnte.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT or PorIGH.)
Administrators Office I
New Orleans. February 49, tB7s.)
Sealed proposals will be- received ut this Office
until SATURDAY. February 10. 1878. ut u o'clock
m, for furnishing SHELLS In such quantities
MS may be- required from time to time for the use
Of hs public squares. O
The city reserves tho right to reject any or
nll bids.
HOBT H. DIAMOND,
felt Administrators
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CITY TAXES FOR 1878.

DRrA HrsrEvT or FtNAnTE. CRY HAZEL, ~
New Orleans. January 10. 1878. !
City taxes for 1878 will be received Mt this de-
partment on MONDAY. 14th inst. with tho t0l-
Lowing rites OF rebate for prompt payment:
From January IA to III inclusive. five psr cent.
From February to is inclusive, three per
cont.
From February Is TO 10 inclusive, ono psr cont
90 10 DENIS.
in1Otill fe2a Administrator.
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NOTICE. TO BAKERS.

MAvoRAIrT on NEW OHLEAHa.
City Hall. February .. 1877. J
The average price OF fresh -four being this dry
seven dollars: In accordance with said valua-
ton the price OF bread for the week commence
ing on MONDAY. February 4. 1877. will be:
sixty-two ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ono ounces for ten cents
Sixteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required 10 use only the
best -four of the above value per barrel. and tbs
use of damaged or Inferior -four In bread offered
for sale In tbis city is prohibited. Consumers
OF bread are requested to report 10 tho nearest
police station any violation Of the above ordi.
nance, either In variation OF weight Or duality Oh
material. . 49,
fs3 G5 ED. PILBBURI. MHvOr.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

0 DEPARTMENT or Police, J
Administrators Office
New Orleans, February Ii. 1873
Sealed proposals will be received ut this office
until SATURDAY, February 40, OF tSo'elock M
for the erection Of ~ FENCE around the Nc
Carthy Square. in accordance with speeifen-
lions furnished by tho City Surveyor. and now
on file in this Office.
The city reserves tho tight to reject any or all
bids. .
ROBT. E. DIAMOND.
fs17 I'll a Administrator.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
O
SEALED PROPOSALS.
MAYoRA1TY or NEw ORLRANs.
City Hall

MAYoHAtTg or NEw ORLHAas.
City Hall,
aF4s... New Orleans, February 10, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received until FRI
DAY. March 1. mt ~ m, for building the Nc
Donogh school-house No. 8, on square No. 1876,
Third District. bounded by Onsaga. d'Abade
TSht and Roeheblave streets as per plan and
specifications on flo In tho Mayors office.
The commissioners reserve the right to re-
ject any and ali bids. @
ED. PTLSBURY, Mayor:
J. q. DENIS, Administrator Of Finance: N
J. q. BROWN. Administrator Of Accounts,
Commissioners OF MoDonogh School Fund.
fa2G td
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY

THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
OF ST. SIMEON'S SCHOOL
A RE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS
"a and friends that, after having made some
they are prepared to receive few young lady
boarders. AS only a limited number can be ac-
commodated. applications should be made as
early as possible. Tho Boarding School will
open Oh the I'd Of January 1873. For terms. ap-
plication can be made at st. Simeon's School,
l31 Annunciation street. de23 tt
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The Porte and the Treaty.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 1.-The Por 9
intends submitting the treaty Of peace
with Russia to the powers.
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THE YELLOW bEiTi.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. From noon
to 6 p. IN. yesterday, there were II
deaths and 1876 new Cases Seven mfw
cases are a ST. Viucent's . phan Asy-
lum. including Sister GonsZaga. Among
the deaths are T. Y. Barrett, a Cana
dian stude Mt at the Theological Semi
nary, and Jno. A. Pepper, a steamboat
man.
WINoNA, Miss. Oct. 2.-One case !;
no deaths.
BAY ST. LOUIS, Oct 2.-Twenty-three
cases and two deaths yesterday.
TANGIPAHoA, Oct. 2.-Ninc cases, n
very low.
THIBADEAUX, Oct. 2.-Twenty cases
and three deaths.
VICKsBURG, Oct. 2.-Twelve deaths
yesterday, three from the country.
The Towards make another appeal and
say the fever is spreading with fearful
rapidity in the country. 1t is safe to
outside the city.
MEMPHIS, Oct 2.-The Towards to-
day sent nurses to Rossville, Moscow,
Brownsville and Garner.
Bishop Quintard appointed to-day as
one of fasting, humiliation and prayer.
In conformity with this, services were
held in St. Mary's Cathedral, Rev. DR..
Dalzell, of Shreveport, officiating.
From noon yesterday to oon to-day
there were 80 deaths.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2.-Fifty-six
deaths and one hundred and eighty-six
cases. Col. w. NJ. OIon and Harry
Lee are convalescing Among the
deaths is Joseph Carhill, Assistant Sig
III Officer.
BATON ROUGE, Oct. 2-Tne fever is
increasing at a rapid pace. There were
eigh'y-ei2ht cases yesterday. Six deaths
since yesterday. Many are reported in
a dying condition.
MISSISSIPPI CITY, OCT. 2.-Genoral
Smedes was taken with the fever this
morning.
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firm at 1885, for strained. Crude
turpentine firm at S1.25 for hard /;
81 So for yellow dip s1.S5 for Virgin.
Tar steady at 81. 20. Corn firm; prime
white go; mixed. @5S 30
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. :.
Cotton quiet middlings lOs ; low
middling l04; good ordinary 1O4 net re-
ceipts 30 gross 495; sales to spinners
ia; stock 3,06l.
C~INCINNATI, Oct. :.
Flour easy and unchanged; family,
4 .15(d,5. 30. Wheat dull. Red and amber
S5a9l white, S5a93. Corn dull and
dropping, ..37a40. Oats steady at 22a26.
Pork $50 bid. Lard quiet and finn
current make 6 80; kettle jobbing at
7aS. Bulk meats firmer. Bacon III
iobbing demand shoulders A; clear rib
sides 54a5ss; clear sides 6s- Bacon
firmer; shoulders 59s5Ii; clear rib 6l6s;
clear sides 6sa6!. Hogs dull and lower
common 2.5OG3.25; light 3.3O93.65.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2.
) p. injections; sales American
c. 400; uplands low middling clause,
November and December delivery u
1-1Ga6 1892; January and February
G.; new crop shipped November and De
cember sail 6. Futures weaker: free
sellers at last quotations.