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above by lot No. 9, purchased at Il,
same sale by Philamona Mctoyer, vi,
Of Obin RonIns, below by Lot No. /, pr,
chased at the sam" time by J. c. Mctoyc,
in the rear by lands of Mrs. Jean Ba,
tistc AnScstic Mctoyrr, in front b.
Cane River, together with another tract
Of land known as part Of Lot No. 2.
r"lIt;i',y , 3'-1"n Hrpr,It> si,uatcd on
I've. let bank OF Care river descending,
n,!.l above by Lot No. :. below bv
l.>. Ilrrtz"y in the rear 10y Lot No. 3
i" lr,!,t by lot No. |, all Of which was
purchased at tn" sale Of the property of
Francois Gassion Mrtoyrr, in the suit
entitled Flavic Mrtoycr ct. ais. vs.. Jo-
Srph T.. Duprr. fills ct ais No. sOll on
the Docket Of the District Court, by the
said vendor. to satisfy the sum Of Five
Hundred Dollars with : per cent inter.
est tronnl1at" until paid, to-wit: Decrm-
Der }!>t. 80.
Terms Of Safe.
Ca,h-with the benefit otappraisement.
ID. II. BOZ LIT, .JE,
Nov. :" Sheriff.
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SheriTs Sale,

I. Serdot Prudhomme vs.. Samuel Neyere
Tutor Carrie Brown.
Parish Court, Parish of Natchitoches.
No. 1916.
by virtue of writ Of seizure and sale
- in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to me directed, l have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder at the door of the Court
House in the city and parish of Natchi-
toches, on
Saturday, 4M day of January, 1879
the following described property to-wit
A certain tract of land with all the
improvements, buildings thereto belong.
ing, known as lot No. 2, containing &c
H-l0O arpents, situated on the right
bank Of Cane river descending, bounded
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

MY plantation ON Bayou Pierre RIVER
Il adjoining the "Jordan Ferry, plan
tation or the lower side known as the
King place. for he year 10. Tho pace
i the N!u>1 desirable on Bayou lie re
River. and Will lie rented o." GOOD tt!';rN'
:N'' and mere acres were IN Cuitl\H'" y
j., ne y"Hr '>I>. III" place j. "b"'
mics l!"ul Brow l1>VlIir on Red i !.
II tie ,''H"r j. we'll prepared an' l"'-.
y, -, ,ul:i>.;, H. will yield one bale 81
carton a;i ~ to ~ bushels corn per acre.
have mH't' il on It.
For i;,i,.il. T., ON Of Terms. apply to ".
n. Jack. TT \nhhitocIrS City, or to the
Undersigned. Possession given LIST jan
i RIFFS KING,
/, y. Box No. 80.
Dee. i, S:..',ua, Ala. Dallas Co..
F.OK :,-ALE.
nNE. Second hand Eu1 9 les .]"hh"r. III
\)youI condition. f'"l FERNS and r'lcc
apply to + {. PALMER. 4 60
-, 80 New Or cans. La
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r:E,;Oy.iLAND PERTINENT.

Sitting Bull is fond of coffee.
Secretary McCrary used to lay
bricks.
Won Mul>kc will ht eighty next
birthday.
Webb HAYES is coon hunting "'%"
Sunth.
+, $. Stokes is a mini..1 >l'trN.t'"r
in Nevada.
Wade Hampton will not again put
his trust 10 a mule.
Consul Mosby threatens to leave
VIRGINIA for China next month.
Ex.Explorer stanlc.; is after a Brit
iSh Consular appointment.
"Victoria Rex a Brooklyn news
paper calls the Queen of England.
The Grand Duke of IIcsse has dip
| liberia lust like a common person.
Gladstone talks and writes more
every year than Broughan ever did.
One of Bismarck'S ideas of "abSo-
lutte rest is smoking ten pes day.
The Potter Committee is booked to
furnish tho first fan of the session.
A model Texan gave his son-in-law
a wedding present of $4,000 head of
cattle.
Senator Jones gave the newspaper
boys dinner at Virginia City the
other day.
"Lemme down easy, Sheriff."
were the last words of Mr.. Gritfty, Of
Tennessee.
Private DalzelI is accusing his
former friend Grant of never appoint
ing a private to Office.
Sunset Cox is growing fat, like a
nice little rabbit. The little fellow
has a big mustachc.
France has lost her wealthiest grain
dealer, NJ. Darblay, of Corhell. He
left an estate worth Sl4.OOO,WO.
Hartranft will enter ithe manufac-
turing business as soon as he quits
being Governor of Pennsylvania.
The Baltimore Gazette says that
Mr.. Stephens now weighs ninety-two
pounds, a democratic gain of two
pounds.
Gen. Browne started on his travels
in Afghanistan brilliantly. but may
have to go back to look for his pass.
Victor Hugo has returned from the
Island of Guernsey to his home in the
Avenue d'Ey|au, Paris, we'll and
hearty.
John George Edward Henry Doug
las Sutherland Campbell is the appall-
ing name of Canada's new Governor
General.
Fred Douglass has been visiting his
birth place in Talbot county, Mary.
land, and took back to Washington
some oflits soil as momento.
Most of the Congressman made ar
rangements for continuing in their
old quarters IN Washington, so that
there is very little house-hunting this
fall.
The Prince Imperial of France i;
reported as having given his adhesion
to the Republic Chicago Times
Inherited this tendency from his faith.
er, no doubt.
The crown prince of Sweden has
been visiting Pau to inspect the
birthplace and early surroundings Of
his great grandfather, Bernadotte
None of Bernadotte'S descendants had
previously paid Pau visit.
Hostler to Phil. Sheridan: "Gener.
al, yer horse is saddled land PAWN al
the door. Amt 70 goin' for that
{ blaggard Shoortz 81 Sheridan: "You
blanked hogtrotter, put up that boss.
(Asidc) "Not for Joseph
Senator Don Cameron, of Pennsyl.
vania, has arrived IN Washington
Will Senator Cameron be so good al
to go to tailor who has the courage
to tell him that a coat that reaches t.
the waist is not the coat for man
who occupies il place in the United
States Senate
Upon a coroner's inquest at Sar
Jose, they asked DR.. Cog Fy, Chi
nese physician of high rcpute, who
had been treating the deceased, ono
A. =, ,>,o,,- 1,rr, MON bnI
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
Succession Sale.

Succession Sale.
Succession Of Leontinc lrrrhrr.
10y virtue of an order from the Hon.
ID PARISH Court, will offer for sale at
Public Auction at my residence on Bay
ou Choctaw. in the parish of Natchlto-
chcS on
Thursdny, Junneoy Mh, 1879,
the property remaining uns"ld. belong
ing to said succession. and being the
separate property, consisting OF on',
mule. horses, oxen, COWS, calves. ana
Jewclry, as per inventory.
TrrmS Of Sale.
Cash. for what it will bring.
LANDRE NEEClIEE,
De, IN-1t Administrator.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Natchitocles, La, Dec. 3, 1878. {
Complaints having been entered at this
Office by William Ebert, Natchitoches La
against james Il. Smith for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 937, GATED July
25th, 1873, upon the Sontl half of the
North East quarter Section IA, Township
North, Range 8 West, in Natchitochcs
Parish, Louisiana, with a view to the
cancellation of said entry, the said par
ties are hereby summoned to appear at
! this office on the 18th day of February
1879, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
l.. DUPLEX, Register.
A. Z LEMEE, Receiver.
Dec. 7-5t.'
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QUERY: "Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at
the same price :" Feb 97S-ly.
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NOTICE.

Succession Of Margaret [. Cater.
WILLIAM \. PONDER having APP
w piled to be appointed AdminlStra-
tor of the Suggestion Of his decd. wife
Margaret L. Carter, notice is hereby
given to all whom 1t may concern t'
file their oppoSiti"nS thereto in this OF.
flee, in ten days, otherwise the appIica.
ton will be granted.
.)NO. LAPLACE.
Dec 2S.2t. by. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Aleris Cloutier, deed.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon.
- Judge of the Parish Court of the
Parish of Natchitoches, and to he d.
rected, will proceed TO sell the follow
ing described property belonging to
Alexis ClOutier. deceased, at II o'clock
NJ. at the door of the Court House of
this parish, on
Tuesday, December the 3lst, 1873,
tO.wit:
The plantation whereon Marie Luce
Bertlelng RACIAL resided, at tho time
of the death of her husband, Alexis
Cloutier, on Cane river, in this parish,
including five arpcnts front of land on
SAID river, between the plantation Of
Widow Dalechamp and that formerly
known as the Francois Gaicnnie place,
and on the right bank, bounded above
by the plantation of Able Serse, and be-
low by that Of Francois Adle, now own
ed by Alver NJ. Day, containing five
hundred and thirty-riyht 81 100 acres,
4G3 D-loO acres of which are in Section
(7l) scvrnty-one. Township (6) six,
Range (3) five; and scvcnty-tvc O5lOU
acres, of which are in Section (79) sew
cnty, Township l6) SIX, Range (S) eight.
Also one piece of land. wherein Marie
Luce Brrtlelmy Raclal resided, bounded
below by the plantation of Widow Dali
champ, and above by lands belonging to
Able Scrs, on the left bank Of Cane RV-
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CHARLES L'HERISSON,
NATCHITOCHES, LA.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.
TWO Texas mules on Sunday last. One
l gray mare mule, branded il on left
hip, and one Ii ght Sorrel mare mule -one
eyed, no brand remembered. Both fat
and newly reached. Will pay suita
bic reward for their recovery. or infor
nation leading to same.
+. N. TAUZIN,
or J E. MESSI.
Dee. 21-1mO.
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FOR RENT.
I WILL rent to the highest bidder for
L the term one year, on
Monday 2M Decem1cr, 1873,
the plantation known as the Rachal
plantation, situated one mile below Clou-
tierville; belonging to Alice and Aline
Racial, minors
Terms to be made known on day of
sale.
L. CHARLEVILLE,
Dec. l4.-2t TutOr.
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Terms and Conditions Of Sale.

One third cash, one third payable
March LIST, 1880, and one third March
LIST, 1881, with 8 per cent interest from
day OF sale, on the credit terms, and sub
,!ect to appraisement; vendors priv.
lrge and special mortgage retained on
the property sold to secure payment Of
credit terms, purchaser to execute his
promissory note with personal security
in s"lido to tho satisfaction of the Ex-
eCutor.
J. A. DUCOURNAU,
NOV. 3O.-ot. Dat. Test. Executor.
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.JOSEPH @ KEYSER,
a.
Rrickmaker and Layer.

rs PREPARED to do all work entrusted
/ to him quickly and in workmanlike
manner. Tomb, Chimneys, Cisterns and
other work solicited.
Orders left at BULLARD & CAMP
BELLS will be promptly attended to.
Jan. ~. ",
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LIVE STOCK MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


BuFyALO Sept Z.-CATTLE-Receipts today 1850 head;
FOR f1c week TINS far 1881 head Tor the time last
week 3JS hoad consgned through go cars increase 10
receipts for tho week. III cars no sales to day fresh arrivals
siEfr AND Receipts TO-DAY. 800 head total for
mo col thus FAR T. head: iOr The time last
sellers tendency down ward; rece liberal
orrn compare ayOra5y with last sales OF Canada
TamIa Al 81 81 asa rs Choice - Western sheep and
Ianhs Mixed, % 10 carloads ruman IN ward unsold
HoGs-Receips Today $500 head total for the week thus
far 944J head; time last week. $3.50 head
gued through 81 cars market active aud higher with
fair shipping demand sales Workers Common 70 FAR = 10
90 load OF Choice Aedium 81 10 all offerings
dispo'el o. -, -. ~,
Receipts 10000 shipments $500. Market quiet and weak
Phadelphias - a. 70 B0stons 81 SOaS4 So Mixed
anu Rough, u 0s4 20 Light 81 2O9si %
CATTtE-Rrceiuts, A,IuO; shpmentA EUOOi rev NaIYes
hero sales shipping steers SlaS ~ 90 Butchers shade
lower Cows - 6OGS4 Bulls W 49, western Calue hIn
~ 40dSf 70 Texans steady 81 tOQS3 10
sHREf-Receipts 600 head shipments 66O. Some Euro
Psr TivsIy Penn sept &C GTrLR-Receipts since Fri.
ending 90 dav 49l6 head through and 2ll3 head local
agans 8O7 through and 44O head ocal wee before
day prices ranged - TO - o. which is considered l5c
OF from Inst Thursdays not enough business 70 establish
Hecepts 1915 head total for the week $40 head.
head last week GTassers % JOd$f Workers.
81 1894 so Philadelphia 81 65ef4 10. ,,ooo
3 700 head total for the week, ll2OO
begd aai4st lu head last selling slow at 81 25 q
A. 10 about quarter OF from last weeks prices
81. LoUIs, sept 2-CATTiE- Firmer but not qnotably
higher light receipts supply mainly Common butchers
sd Fair 70 Good Grass Naive steers 50 70 50 10 Fair
to dice and eers - GoGs3 % Fair 20 Choice
steers, - 1oGS3 wi COWS - JO0S@ 'O
HcroiptS 900 head shipments. 100 head. ~ -
HOi5-Unchanged} lorSers and Batmorss, S4@s4 70
ButcheTs TO select 81 4O0s4 20. Receipts, 2soOi ship
sRs ns6Sneed Fair to Good Mutons 80 7OSs3 10
Prime 10 Fancy 80 20 80 so Export grades - SO ~
receipts, 43O head shipments 300 head.
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tonnage, as compared win - SGme OF 1917
of 9697 tons but, has boon the case al the sea-
SON. the decrease ia the shipments OF anthracite eosl
more shan accounts for the whole loss THIS tlIne
the falling off in coal shipments Is ID 04 TONS Inc
principal gains are Dry goods, 5O6 tons, sugars
and molaSses 974 tons, and geaeral merchandise
], 9SS tons. 80,
The total shipments from this port westward thus
far this year by canal have been l6o.330 tOns;
against 1872 572 tons to the same date In 1877 ana
the tolls collected the same have been 9z4,oo<
i'm 1878, against 500, 472 IN 1877. g,
The transactions in Ene to-day amounted
to 80 900 shares, or nearly one-fourth OF the shre
days business Aud this amount represented not
only the sale of long stock, but the operation Oh
traders WHO were IN and out half dozen times on
the fluctuation Of Il per cent. Lake Shore opened
strong at 6j6s, declined TO CAS- ana then
rose 10 65lo, ali without the attendance OF cor
poraPs guard; and Michigan Central. IN the same
mysterious manner, rose from S2 to 90 on safes Oi
400 shares. The Wisconsin stocks opened heavy anu
made further decline. but later made good
recovery. ST. Paul sold at 277s927 l2'G2 S US,
the preferred at G47s064s4 @66U6JS4 Northwest
common at 34ls033l 81 aud the preferred al
647s0 6f06434. The investment shares were ne
elected, but Chicago and Rock Island declined 10
l1Gl2.
The coal stocks were dull but firm, for the simple
reason that the parties holding the - bag dlu not
offer to SELL but were constantly engaged IN eau
tiOusly bidding them up. western Union &c
clined from OPS to 90, and then rose to vs., NJ
winch it closed, bat the transactions were unm-
DOrtant and without significance. ! he market
closed irregular ana feverlsh.
kA&GE " Tar SiOCh AAkhki.
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FLoUR AND GRAIN FLoUR-Hnrket moderately
S9y L Ssd EEos s' sne SICILY @ bue S fnps
bes scpdRs 200 S6is ciiy mn EE6r' - 10 EaEAT1
$50 bis sapefa6s - 5casi bGis Low Extra @
3iOO bbls Minnesota Extra - l0dss IS Of the Sa!ss
500 ee w ssSordS 70. 1o5s 9HS Saaan % F
Ezra State siSsi 20 PalI, % Choice do, g 25s
Q GOOD wsslsla Sos lO God TO Fancy sgg
81 Is Rye MSus v 7jSs5 % Choice do 90 GUa 50 SO
S % Fr Kun g 7SSa 4s 20 i . osooj 81 5 10 Good
70 9 Ga'' d EanT y 22SO S Gss ''SoSS
s9gTHEhE FLOUR r SS sIoop Ping Sales iSSGG
ss cioSs Fa s. Is cho
g soasS Is Corn Meal dgi unchaneSG sales lo6 bills
2SoS western n toS Ss n 90 o y ''
81 ss oSSfsS t Market with le doing
bh hSr'lsi a Pf bush on
Y cT tho later, Old no siisaatss 81 20 s.orei
Reg 81 % i No. RsS u iosi H. manly 81
20 hG 12 5S. S9r S t AF9sE WIZ
8 5Ss q No. White q i2tSsl l9 S5ean sa.. No Red
DOE dock Extra White 81 q 81 % steamer 30 Am
30 white hrs. half sepsin9sr g 2o Gooo bush DO.
special delivery sepembef 81 20dsl 20g 10000 bush g1
Sul NO 20 Rs SnG Amber SdnssS pss dsr
Dc Tsg SsT 81 Isl o5 0 i5 5o
RED September 81 i0ssi lC1 closing 81 ossti l9
$ s:.:S e u. Si?
Ked sepieTss cesis 81 iOI bd 81 lO asked eo7 oete
Der, 81 u lid 81 asked Co November ~ II ps
bid, 81 IL asked. DO. 9oiober, 81 os1 ~
300 bush Ungraded. 560y7ci No. Mesien'
S 81 s!.s Shf 90 M q fOSs dy sales 1900
No Canada two ami sixFOwed state private terms both
dRotsd III O5 Prime. ,..PEAS quiet, unchanged
CORN market shade hrner very mcdersts ssPSE hons
demand. fght business in futnree sales fobOOo
including SO 600 bush spot migrated western ahen
A5 go no; g. 49e. Steamer. 48d4gAsci No Aa9geovc
Choice reported bUA2o Ksnaaa, $4,000 No. Wblt Do
a68e steamer MIXED, September 480lescS closing tste
bid soc aakod; OotobeF o0ang 81 y bad go ASK
40 NOvember b2atc, closing SEE bid b3stc. asked Ne
September, Soc. closing b0c bid, bOsc eskedI 90
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OFFICIAL REPORT N. Z. MINING STOCK EX-
-- 1na NnE w LEa cEnr 1919
THIRD CALI-2:30 P. N.
MONDAY. Sent. 2-P. n

MONDAY, Sept. 2-P. n.
The public debt statement to-day. issued by the
Treasury Department shows that the debt less cash
in the Treasury was reduced during the month OF
August $6.475, 5O4. But an analysis OF tho state
mont shows that the funded debt on September 1
was SO. 092 600 greater than August 1, and tho
accrued coin interest 81 072, O46 greater The debt
and interest on which interest has ceased, was 81
962,06S greater on September than on August /.
These items named amount to $27. 627 614, as coin
liabilities 70 be set of against the reported accumu
latiOn OF S2l ,412857 Of coin during the month,
and show that the Treasury outside of the {" trust
funds held for the redemption of called bonds, is
$6,2147j7 poorer in coin and bullion than it was
month ago. The safe-depost department of the
Treasury relieved Of the care of 49, 74O 900 cur
rency during the month by the withdrawal of that
sum Of deposited legal-tenders. The nominal
amount of outstanding coin certificates was reduced
81. els, $50. but until it known what amount of
these certificates was held in the Treasury aud
counted Is coin, it is impossible TO know whether or
not the amount held by the pubic was incrt ased or
decreased The currency in the Treasury was in
creased S1,013.s54. For some unexplained reason
the disbursements Of the Treasury for the month of
August for purposes other than nteres on the pub
nc debt were considerably below the usual monthly
average and were 49, 379 557, against 14, 228 573
for the month of July.
The report Of the shipments from this port BY the
canals for the last week Of August shows loss in
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In State bonds, Louisiana cOnsOls declined TO ~ !:
North Carolina s. old January and July, sold atl7
and Tennessee Is, new series, at ~. ,
The sale of CITY bank stock embraced Importers
and Tradersl7 at 200 and Mer chants $50 at u b.
Railroad bonds were dull and the transac ions
limited Hannibal and ST. Joseph convertible Is
sold. ex coupon at 06ai00Gls aud Union Pacific
sinking funds, ex coupon, at O9Ss. st. Paul sinking
funds were steady at 93l2 and Central Pacific gold
bonds az 1O6.
Gold was very duh with sales from 10O9l6 down
20 1OOl2 and two day. interest. Gold loans were
easier being made ut 10l2 per cent for use and nat
Assistant Treasurer paid out 100000 IN com
interest and $4,000 IN redemption OF called
bonds. the DAYS business Of the g0id-ciearing
department of the Bank Of the State OF Ncw-YOrk
covered: Gold cleared. So 10000; gold balances,
SsI2Sl3; currency balances. 7.lS5.
Foreign exchange continues duIi but hfin actual
business being done ct concessions of about y cent
Frnp Ia foil N otafi0ugs
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Fer North Rtocr, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
n,.n.v Got . tgT


AsHEs-ouiot steady Pots, 4',c; r,alls sac. -.
JOFFEE-Md grades IA fair sale Urn SUES lOOO
pcu- Java 20 arryr. 2lc gold. NaracabD quoted a4n
lie gold quiet but arm. Iho city o. ho Jsnciro ,
arrived With So bag sacs 900 baEs CITY OF klo
private tsfms Carsoes quoted lsFlI If aud JpbJug lots
high 100. god; 5000 bass 'Iycho Brahs, zOho
e1 "Ptoieny" were Win raah from STOCK
N-rhe marx 90 for spots quiet Yet steady sales,
Gal ~ a., OF wntcn all Tor
ION delivered contract. sou BALES Receipts AZ uu p0rts
T05 ba.s agaigst bar4 DAY last week Total nt
sept J. 7Us bales against G5i baes time last year
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Fatures doll with decline OF points sympathy
with lower aylees from Liverpool sales SATURDAY afie
u u S0Etembor llgO, libO i.5S October liz; No
Veusr OS 90 December ilO3 January ll.OJ: Feb
ra-v I'LL lilo April. ll.25 total 04OO bales sales
li.53 1874. I.53 l54. 1853. ll54 IL 3 ll6A, ll5a,
1L5l, ll55, u o. It1y October L. l2J i25 il2a
Dsoonber 1898, 10 o., iOg9 100 l.yl, 90. lLOI,
rarS. 90 il0G. ILO7. 100, H. March. LA: liJ
October liza NOyomDcr. loo Dooember. 1899 Janu-
ary 100. total, 1000 bales second Cal-SeptembCf.
II "a October l24 November II .O5: total 400 bales.
Third Cah-Daoembsy 100; January llOi: February.
OB: total 800 bales. Futures closed quitts
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The following were to-daYs quotations for foreign,
and domestic CONS and bullion United States coins
being quoted III currency and all the Others IN gold:

Money is without change as TO quotations, either
ON call or for discounts. Tho United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $500, 900
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were 100000, and internal revenue TO
CENTS %G2OOO0. The following Is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges,
$50 OIG72J; currency balances, S3,3Sj.OGi; cold
exchanges $11 ,748 i55 gold balances, 81 O9l $50
On tho London stock Exchange to-day British
consols are higher, being quoted mp 60 ollie foI
money aud 9llJie for the account. In United
States bonds. 1O-40s were ls lower, at lOsls, and
1868 at 1868 although the la;ter recovered 70
at IO734 Erie declined from 1873 the first quota
tIon to 13l2 the preferred 20 81. Central Of New
Jersey was quoted at "a, and Illinois Central OF 81 H.
'lbe Bank OF England 70 day gained EZl3.OOO
bullion on balance. IL PARIS, the French per cont
rentes opened at 1890 and advanced TO l12.47I2.
DEBT STATEMENT.
The following is the public debt statement issued
Senfemhrr L comnared with that of Angust 1:
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FURoPRAN FiNANCIAL MARKETS.

I0ypoy sept 2-l23O a. mCousols 9iilis FOR both
and the account u s. bonn, 1865, lO6 Enc Railway
shares li7-
l.oSDOA sept 2-l:3O p u-Pars advc's quote nvc per
cent reuteS - francs 80 CcEtimcs i1f the accnUu
LONDON sept "a D. m Toe amount 81 lnl ION gone
into The Bank bal to-day A2Ia,uuO Lac
Railway 1854 psf afycss gIot" nve Der Crut Tcnte
al 4 . francs a = confines tor the account.
L0Nu0N sept - ~ tOusu- % ipr nlnft sllif
for the account T. =. bonds. 1888 lU7 Enc Railway
shares 1872 do preferred ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-03

October 52c closing 5lIec bd SIC. asked do
November 90 - bid bic asked .....oATs 49c beiter
fairly sales busb including Rejected 25a4
26te No; 3, 2692et,e No. S0fS3l nc no White.
Sl03 i2cs No l. 80 133iae No Whito &c., NO Chicago
3ic- Mixed Western 25ad34e. White do, $685. Fapcy
do, 4lc Mix state, 2Sa33 be-; White state 3005S qc-..
FEED without decided change. BEANS duG unchanged
IN STORE IN NRW.YoRK AND BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE.