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A Word of Warming to Couu terfei,ers,

The wide spread fame of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
causes necessity on our part to remind from time
TO time wnom it may concern of the fact that imi-
tatlng sad article is punshab offence and we
now give this word of caution. that we will most as
suredly have all those persons engaged in Ie-flnp
our second hand bottles, selling by the gallon or bar
rel; OF in any manner whatsoever pamlng off on the
pubic spurious article purportiDg to be our prepa
ration, punished to the full extent OF the law.
Penaty for counterfeitng, dealing in counterfeit
trade mark goods as set forth in law recently mas
sed by Congress-: "Fine not exceeding S 600 1 or
imprisonment not more than two years. or both sucb
hne anu imprisonment" We never fail to convict
NOTICE TO DEALERS AND PURCHASERS
Hostetters Bitters are never, under any c;rcum.
stance, sold in bulk, BUT ALWAYS IN sOTTTps
with a finely engraved U. s. Internal Revenue
special proprietary Stamp covering the cork of eacE
bottle, fastened to both sizes of the neck of same
All Bitters purporting to be Hostetter's, without
this stamp, are counterfeit.
sep30eod&wlw HOsTETTER e. SM1ru
CONGRESS" the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England, owes its success to its pur
ty, and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspepties can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them,
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-30

and Middle Atlantic States warmer southeast
to northeast winds, falling barometer, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain, possibly
followed 10 Maine by cooler northeast winds
and rising barometer
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-30
Boston stock Market.
lSales of the Brokers' Board, Sept. 28l
Eiret No11

Boston & Maine Railroad. ....... .10sa a 1909
fsastern hailroaa ..l23 @ IA
Portland. Saco q Portsmouth r. 4. - a 864
Boston q Name Railroad 7s........,,...-@1t6
Eastern abroad new bonds, 3As........... q 6s
Sales at Auction.
65 Eastern Railroad. ................... 80. IA
$1,000 Portland City 6's 1885, reg. ..........1 1881
$4,000 Bston q Maine Railroad Is, 1898. ...... 116
81 48 Eastern Railroad scrip. 6s&
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New House for Sale.

One-half of double House No. TO Congress Street,
now completed and ready for occupancy. Said house
is first class in every respect Dining room. sitting
room, bath room and Kitchen finished in hard wood
Plumbed Tor hot and cold water. White marble
everything first class, and will be sold at very low
price. enquire OF A. M. SMITH,
aul9sneudu End of Portland Pire.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-30

A Victoria despatch says the Supreme Court
tional.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-30
FANCY GOODS,

And Prices shall be entirely salts
factory to purchasers. Let it be
remembered that we shall sell all
our goods at less prices than ever
offered in this city. We have
opened i'm our basement an ele-
CANT CLOAK ROOM under the di-
rectiOn of Mrs. NJ. f. NOyes of BOs-
ton, and will Make to Order in the
most Fashionable Styles ClOaks
and Circulars; Also a Large Stock
Of Ladies Ready Made Garments
always on hand.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-30
SPOKEN,

Aug ID, lat 80 NJ Ion 30 "a W. barlue Proteus,
Herman from New York for Bombay
Sept Z lat 49, Ion a. barque Priscilla, Adams from
Rotterdam for Portland,
Sept 10. lat 81 25 lon Al, barque Olive Thurlow,
COrbett, from Baltimore for Newry.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-30

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to G
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 27th ship Ellen Munroe,
GALvEsToN--Ar 9Th, barque Flori M Hubert
Lawrence, New York.
Z PENSAGoLA-Ar oath, sch R W Brown, Smith,
Cid 24lh. brig Akbar, Thompson, New York.
JACKSONVILLE-Ar 23d, sch I II Livingstone,
Hodgdon, New York.
RICHMOND-Sld 26th, schs Red Jacket, Kendall
Boston; Hamburg. Dunn, Philadelphia.
BALT1MORE-Ar 25th, scbs Geo Young Mar.
snail, Kennebec; RDruIy, Henderson, and Sun
/ PARLIAMENTARY 25th, sch Thomas Stone,
Pitcher, Wood'e Hole.
Ar Goth, schs Winsow Morse, Mari, New Bedford !:
Nellie Paine, Fisher, Kennebec
Ar 9th, scbs Kit Carson, Lawrence. Matanzas;
VIM Wilson; !, Ward. do; Jed Duren. Cook, from st
CD I'm, schs Isaac Rich, Studey, Gardiner; Star
| light, Webster, Boston.
NEW YORK-Ar 9th, barque Hancock, King, i'm
BiIboa: scbs Wesley abbott. Low, Old Harbor ia !:
Carrie Bonnell Harris, Baracoa; Terrapin Wooster,
Calais Sas Sot Harry Percy, Percy Gardner Maud NAL
Gen Hail simmons: Dolphin, Chadwick, and Ore.
gan, Melvin, DO; Fred G Holden, Mckae. Boston;
clara w Elwell, New Haven.
Cid 9th, ship Florida, Sparks. Bremen; brigs Ma
ry q Loghton Crowley, Rio Janeiro; Sullivan, Per-
Passed through He'll Gate 9th brig Reporter from
Port johnson tor Salem; schs Susan, New York for
Rockland Mile Trim, Hoboken for Boston: Alice
Cakes, Port johnson for do.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 26th, sch Louisa Boardman.
Norwood. Calais: Frances Ellen, Smith, Bangor.
STONINGTON-Sld 9th, sch Judge Tenney, Rich,
fkovLDENCE-Ar 9th, sch Laconia, Crockett,
New York. ----.- $780,
Sid 9th. H Bird. Rhodes New York.
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, schs VIM Farwell Lord
Providence for New York; Gen Hail. Simmons. do
for Philadelphia, (and both sailed 27th.)
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 9th, schs Maud
Malloch, Bickford, Providence for New YORK; Alex
andria, Falkngham, do for do.
Sid 9th, schs Paragon. Holway E G SAWYER
Aldana Rokes, Bird, Light Boat Dolphin, and
Others
BOSTON-Ar 9th, schs Ada Simonton. Wilson.
Baltimore; Viola, Cole, from Weehawken Rowena,
Campbell, Calais; lima, Bradbury, Machias; Sena-
tor. Orne. Southport.
Cid 9th, sch Alvarado. Matthews, Bangor,
Ar 2Sth, schs U M Gillmor, Humphrey, Monhegan;
Crabtree, Stratton, Sullivan; Olio Orr Bangor;
Saml Lewis, Alley Ellsworth; Lillie Littlefeld and
Gen Grant, Littlefeld, Wells /; Concorda Drake
Bfhehill; Ocean Wave, Whitney, Bangor; Minstrel
Lewis, Wiscasset; VIM Hi Gordon, Sullivan; Penn,
quid, Elliott Bristol; Rattan Casper, Ellsworth; Luz
cy Churcn. Marshall, Winterport; Crusoe, Bateman
Machias; Dewitt, Gowen, Bristol; Fair Wind,
Lockbart, Ellsworth Gold Hunter. Ryan, York;
Delaware. Kalloch, Thomaston; Ariosto, ElweII.
Rockland; Leesburg. Herrck, Bangor; Celestia,
Reed Boothbay.
GLoUCEsTER-Ar 9th, ship Ida Lily, Curtis,
Cadiz So days.
PORTSMOUTH-Beow 26th sch Ira D Sturges,
johnson, from Kennebec for New York.
Sid 9th, scbs John Bird. Smith, Kennebec to load
for Baltimore; Ira ID Sturges,
MACHIASPORT-Sld 25th, sch Jerusha Baker,
Chase Portland,
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Atlas, of Bangor, before reported at st Tho
mas in Distress has been condemned. Capt Gray ar
rived homo by the last steamer to confer with the
owners.
Sch Saml Knight. ashore on the rocks at Doyor
BRIDGE has crushed in her bottom and is supposed to
be beyond repair. The cargo may be saved.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Yokohama Aug Ia, ships Henrietta Banch-
ard Valparaiso oath. barque Fannie Skolflsld, Dun
ming, Puget Sound: Monhegan. Luce. Vladwoostock;
Both, ship Clarissa Carver Dow, San Francisco.
:, Sid i'm Fooc-how Aug 2, barque Rosetta Mcneil,
Brown, Tientsn.{
Sid I'm swatow Aug 20, barque Thomas Fletcher,
Sid I'm Shanghai Aug Is, barque Annie Hall,
Nelson Kobe.
r. 10 port avg Is. Ibarqus W H Besse, Baker, from
Ar at Manila July 20, ship Saratoga. Kendall from
Bombay; sch Stephen Pmkham, Pinkham, Cape
Good Hope.
SD 26th, barque Frank Lambritb, Gray, for New
Ar at Hong Hong Aug q, ship Rosie Welt, Welt.
Sid Aug 23d, ship Alice D Cooper. Humphreys, for
Victoria; 18th. Hiram Emery, Wyman, Foo-chow) to
load for Port Elizabeth and Cape Town, CGA.
In port Aug "a, ship Sumner Mead Dixon for
New York log: Josephus, Rogers, for San Francisco
barque Albert Russell, Carver for New York; Dirgo,
Ar at Anjier 9Th inst, ship Hope Curtis, FIN New
York.
AT winnebach, AT, Aug 90, balune Emma Her
rlman, Roberts, from Grand Bassa; X Weldon,
Boomer from Accra.
Ar Victoria. vi, 10th inst ship Frank Pendleton
Nichols. San Francisco.
s. SID I'm Rio Janeiro Aug "a, brig I Merriman Le-
craw, Santos.
Ar at St Thomas 10th, sch Chas Moody Eastman,
PernambucO.
AR at Yarmouth, Ms, goth, sch John Snow, Brad
ford, New York (and cid 23d tor Shulee. Ms
Sid I'm Parrsboro goth inst, sch II 5 Townsend, for
Ar at st john NIB, 9th, sch Acara, Chandler, FIN
Jonesport.
Cid 9th, sch John Lord, Thomas, Demarara.
--latest by European steamers
- Ar At Bristol oath, Clara E McGvery, Walnut,
New York.
Cid at Cardiff 18th, Carondelet. Stetson. Bombay.
Passed Straits of Sunda Aug 1, Eva H Fisk, Gould,
from New York for Sourabaya,
Bordeaux-Ar at Pauillac 18th inst, franklin, Has
sell, Huanillos.
Sid I'm Port de Bouc 18th inst, Myronus, JOY, for
Boston.
In Esinore Sound 18th, L jackson, Warwick,
Tom New York, for orders; 18th, Lisbon, Dunning,
Dantzlc for Rochefort.
on Dragon 10th, Emma, Buchanan, from Gefe for
Ar at Dantzic 18th. Adelia Carlton, Grant, NYork;
Susan Thurlow, Eaton, do.
Sid i'm Glasgow 18th, Matthew Baird, Curtis, for
Sagua.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
AN NUAL ME- ETH G.

fSNHE Stockholders of the Portland s. Rochester
Il Railroad Company are heaeby notified that the
annual meeting will be held at the office of the Com
pany on Commercial Street, on Wednesday the Sec
ond day of October next at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon to act upon the following business. viz:
Article lSt-T0 hear the report OF the Directors.
article 2d-To choose eleven directors for the Gu
suing year.
Article 3d-To act upon any other business that
may legally come before them.
Portland, Sept, 16, 1878. VIM. II. C0NANT
selod2W Clerk.
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PORT OF PORTLAND,

saturday, Sept. IS.
ARRIVED.
gers and mdse to Henry Fox
Steamer City of Portland Pike ST John Mr. via
Eastport for Boston.
Steamer Jas A Gary, Grant, Boston,
steamer plymouth, Harleny, New York.
Sch Maria Theresa, Kelley. Boston. f-''''0-
Sch American Eagle, Jacinto, Provincetown with
loss of heaa 81 fhremast. Put in for new mast
Sch Atlantic, Weed, Bluehill-paving blocks to B
Kicker g Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Jas A Gary, Grant, Eastport and Calais
Sch Maria Theresa, Kelley, Rockland-N San
Sch Lucknow, (Br) slocomb. HarborviIls, Ns-AD
Sch City of Ellsworth, Grant. Ellsworth-C Chase
Bros.
Sch Brilliant, Wheeler, st Georpe-Natb'l Blake.
Sch Toronto, Colt, Deer Isle-J W Jones.
Sunday, Sept. 20.
ARRIVED.
Sch Lizzie Williams. Comfy, Bay Chaleur, with 200
bbls mackerel. "''- wv
Sch Abby Weld. Gardiner. Pembroke.
Sch K Chase. West. Stockton-wood to order.
W York. ~
RETURNED-3ch Canton.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
Ar at Monteyideo Aug 26tb, brig Jennie Phinney,
SID I'm MO Janelr0 Aug 9th, ship Harry Morse,
Hooker, Callao; I'd inst, Columbus, Humphrey, do /;
Sd, barque Estela. Poole, United States.
Ar at gernambuco 10th inst, ship David Brown,
Cocord Mijilones for Hamburg, Ito land shipwrecked
crew.
iLAUNcHED-At Millbridge 26th, by Ezekiel DYER
a brig of 41S TONS named Lahaina. She is owned by
the builder. Capt D M Crowley, (who is to command
At Rockland 2Sth, by A f Ames. a three masted
schr OF 600 tons named G Henrahen, owned by the
builder and others and to be comm anded by Capt
Whtmore, of schr l. L WhitmoIe.
AT Bath 2sth, by Goss q Sawyer, brig Cameo, 2I3
tons, owned by parties in New Haven and to be
manded by Capt Neal. ---
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METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE MKT TWENTY-FouB
HOURS.
For New England

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
Sept. 80, Il A. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1878-09-30

Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, Sept. 28.-The following is the weekly
Rank statement ending to.dav.
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SECURITIES.

The Diocese of New Orleans, 0 corporation
constituted under the lave, Of Louisiana By
the name and style Of THE ROMAN CATH0-
LTC CHURCH OF THE DIOCESE OF NEW
ORLEANS" affords to its creditors securities
that are both material and moral.
As a corporation legally instituted, 1t enjoys
all the rights and privileges Of civil body. It
can contract debts, acquire, borrow, ALLEVIATE
and mortgage its properties. whether movable
or immovabe under the prescription OF its
charter. At their meeting OF January H., 1885,
the Council Of said Society unanimously deter
mined, for the reasons above stated to issue. at
the rate Of per cent. a single loan. OF s250,0Oe
secured by q special mortgage on all the mort
gageable real estate of the Diocese; and there
fore by O deed dated January 26. 1878, passed be-
fore O. de Armas, notary public In New Orleans
the above resolution was carried into effect, by
the granting of special mortgage on all the
moTtgageable real estate of the Diocese to secure
the Bonds thus issued, which said mortgage
was duly recorded, as will appear by certif-
Gates of the Recorder Of Mortgages annexed to
said act in the Office of said notary.
Besides this solid guarantee, said corporation
pledges its honor and good faith for the faithful
discharge Of the above obligations.
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OBJECT OF THE LOAN.

During the crisis which followed the war Of
accession and wnien E Weigaeo SO heavily on the
Diocese of New Orleans assumed liabilities
which they have determined to liduidate. In
the past year q better state OF affairs doomed up
In the financial situation of the Diocese. That
improvement will increase as the rate Of inter-
est claimed by its creditors Is lessened.
The conventional rate, In Louisiana, Is too
high for q religious society the revenues of
which. though entirely secure, are nevertheless
limited, for, such o lcistv cannot look for
eventual profits in contingent undertakings or
in speeulations altogether inconsistent With It's
mission of benevolence and charity.
Therefore 1t ID not with view Of creating a
new debt that this loan Is negotiated but Ii Or
der to unity and consolidate anterior liabilities
and obtain their gradual and regular extinc-
ton by means OF the ordinary revenues of the
Diocese, and without endangeriHg the church
property, although affecting It, Such is the
plan positively approved by his Holiness Plus
TX and unanimously adopted by the Board Of
Administrators of the Roman Catholic Church
of the Diocese Of New Orleans.
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THE NEW oRLEANs DEMOORAT THURSDAY, JUNE 20, ISIS

Choice sfAail So; prime iii 5O@12 U ton.
BULK CORN--The market Is dull. We quote
No. mixed at 43A@44c.
quest. New YORK. creamery fine 2sg25c. New
York dairy prime 2O022c. New York Dairy good
1s@19c; Western creamery 1s925c. Western dai"
~ 11@1i5e % b. :.
cream lac, Ohio factory 7ac v 10; -...-...
POULTRY - Old chickens s404 as; young
s2@s; ducks s2@a /: geese s4@6; turkeys
aTRRCH1In fair demand at axe in lots.
POTATOES = Western nominal at @. p
bbl. OF Louisiana potatoes there Is Q tair
stock, with, o light demand; prices easy at
'' ONIONS Il ~ Western nominal. Louisiana
SWEET OES-Nomlnal
CABBAGES-Are steady. Louisiana cab
bages are quoted at 80 5O@3 80 p 100
BEANS-Northern 3@3Ac, Western 2H@2Ac
Edds-Wegtern 1o@1a6: Louisiana 1a@teo v
RfCE-Firm; demand good; No.. ? 4Kc;
common 5HD5Ac. ordinary 6l@64e, fair Sag
exc. good 6A@67Sc, prime 6S97c. choice TAO
>sAITIWe quote dealers prices from their
warehouses; at $4,000 v sack for eoarse; 81 05
@1 II. for fine, Turks Island dull and neg
lected held at 9g@32c v bushel. Table salt In
pockets 15s(0Tlse each as In size.
WHISKY-The demand for this article is
moderate and In prices scarcely any change
from day to day. We continue to note CID
Cincinnati 81 o3@1 O5. fair TO good Western and
Louisiana six per cent S1@1 03.
WOOIrSmall lots OF the new crop are coming
In, but mset poor market and nominal prices.
We quote bury 9@1oc: Louisiana clear 10000
COTTON TIES-Are quoted at - Is v bundle.
with discounts according to quantity.
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Total. ,....... =. $514,6lG,441 S577 145 354
Outside New York 167,371259 172,9S6, LOT

On Thursday there was an emigrant ar
rested in this city for passing two $50 bill sin
United States currency. This man had re-
Gently arrived In our city, and asserts that he
received these bills as a portion OF remit
lance from the "Old Country" through his
consul in this city. Numerous cases OF this
kind have been recently reported In the jour
nails Of New York and Philadelphia, and 1t
has been found out that deputation OF
sharpers have been for some months busily
engaged in Europe in .palming off to emil
grants counterfeit bills in our currency for
gold and silver. This subject should engage
the particular attention of our national au-
thonties. The New York papers are filled
With instances OF innocent emigrants and trav-
elers being thus victimized. A young girl who
arrived liz that city from Hamburg during
the past week brought with her two 81 coun-
4arfeit bills which she exchanged at Ham
huro. scarcely month has elapsed since
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MARKETS nv TELEGRAPH.
HAnEnAhfIGs

New YoRK, June 10. 1850 o. m.-Coffee dull;
sales-3Tse Burgomaster, 1000 Horrax and 1000
at New Orleans. ?. N. Welsh on p.t. Raw su,
others rumored refining fell, to good fair 76@
7M. Refined sugar moderately activei prices
nominally unchanged, :, Lllnseed oil-57@5s.
nominally unchanged. Raw sugar quiet. Re-
fined sugar moderately active; prices nomi-
nt Caro aS june 49, : Wheat opened at oi,l
July. Oorn--s6H July. Pork-s9 45 August.
% soo septeRbffr LaTd1s gst August drn
Il s6 ns a7 August SSy s0 pd AR asS
July. 50 37H August. Lard--6s5 asked July.
sos asked August. Dry salt meats-Loose-
Union Stock Yards.--Hogs Estimated re-
ceipts to-day 10000; official Yesterday 57s8;
shipped 2o9o: light % $500 66 heavy ,. mixed mixed
shipping 50 1908 co. Cattle Estimated receipts
II. m.-Mofnine GALL heatz,1sea bid june
XIX XIX S july. s7S@S7I August. 0ats-245 cash.
2gI July, 2sa August Pork s.d g 271 yyg ay
''s $50 D. 9'1 mn4Glossewheat July. 866@ssA
August Corns79 june I$T5se 81 JIgly' 81 81
August. Pork-s9 Tx July, 80 32h@935 Au-
ST. LOUIS June -. -ppening-Wh eat-87h bid
j .. m.-Wheat higher-No. 8 red 80 July. IS
August, 81. OF cash. Corn higher-S6S bid July NY
2eN bid August s5h S Sash 0ats nrmbM15S
at 80 1000 so. Bacon bettt r-Shoulders b@5B,
clear rib sides 5000. clear sides 6q676. Gut
meats very firm. held at-Should ers "a, clear
rib sides 81. clear sides 5%@5h. Whisky higher
lis o. m.-wheat- 891 July, So August Corn
Sc July. 36A August.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL. June 10. 1880 D.. motion dull
and easier; Middling Uplands cad, Mtddltng
Orleans 67-t6d; sales-S000 bales, oil Wh1ch l9o 9O
are for export and speculation: receipts $500
bales, of which 1850 are American. Wheat mar
kst firm, though millers are buying cautiously
cargoes Of spring off the coast in fair demanda[
No. 1 9s cd, No. Q 90 ID; Western spring 80 10dg
9s Ad do winter 10s@10s Sd; California club
quiet; prices unchanged; market affected by
light shipments from America ,t Ielt
25sa22s cd. old 27s 3d927s cd. Weather rather
gnfayorable Oatsm2s 81 por Kter a.. me "a
Bacon-Long clear 26s cd, short clear 29s. TAI
low-Ameriean SIS sd.
1:45 D. m.-Wheat steady-Oalifornta club
los 1od@11s I'd, do average los 6d@los 1od' Corn
an. m.-Bacon- Cumberland cut advanced Sd
and firmer at 27s sd. Hams-Long cut advanced
frmer at 24s sd. Beef-India mess declined Is
and dull at 84s. extra India declined Is an dull
at 93s. Cheese-Ameriean choice steady at ass
3D. Wheat dull and lower; spring SS lid, win
LONDON, June 10. y. m.-Flour dull at ass
| Wheat-C argoes off coast stesdy: several taken
| for the Continent; Chicago 43s@43s cd, red win.
ter ATS. California 4as; careoes to arrive--Chf'
cag0 Ais, California just shipped ATS, nearly
| due 48s cd. Corn-Cargoes of coast steady al
25s Sd to arrive heavy at 21s Sd.
Imports into the gnited Kingdom during the
! past week: Flour-Upwards OF 10000 quarters
| wheat+-upwards OF 395 900 quarters; corn-up
wards of $50 900 quarters.
Mark Lane-Wheat and corn heavy.
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PAYMENT OF INTEREST : RE-
DEMPTION OF CAPITAL.

At their meeting OF January H.. 1878, the
Council Of the Corporgion ascertained that
outside of the U ual and fTreRular receipts, the
deducti n of the costs of administration, leaves
a surplus OF $50 900 that can be disposed OF SEMI
annually; and 1t was resolved that
/. For the punctual payment of tn interest on
the loan q sum of s12 800 shall from the first OF
January, 1873 and thencef0rth yearly, Do re-
served, appropria cd and deposited In bank 70
meet these interests.
D. similar sum Of $12,500 shall also, annu-
ally, from the first of January 1882, be reserved
appropriated and deposited in bank for the
gradual curtaimnnt of the capital and 30 on
every year until its entire extinction.
g. That. In no case and under pretext what
ever, these sums reserved, appropriated and
deposited shall be used tor any other purpose
than those above expressed.
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SUMMARY.

From what precedes it follows
That the loan is negotiated with the sole
that It repre- ents the liabilities Of the So-
ciety Of the Roman Catholic Church" which are
thereby unified and consolidated with re-
duced interest.
That It is secured by special mortgage en-
properties worth five times as much, as the
Client to guarantees both the payment OF interest
and the redemption of the capital.
Consequently the Mortgage Bonds OF Ine DO
cese of New Orleans constitute q first class in
vestment. with moral and material securities
but seldom offered to capitalists;
""' in. J. PERCaE. Archbishop. =
MHLET. V. g.,
administrator Of Finances. ap28 2tn
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COMM ERCEAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday Evening, June 10, 1878.

GENERAL REMARKS-This has been very
hot day. but the heat was somewhat tempered
by steady southerly breeze which blew during
most of the day.
Owing to unfavorable advices from abroad the
feeling In the Cotton market is easier. and sales
we're restricted to only $50 bales.
To day there was sale of 500 bbls of Flour
for export to Liverpool but beyond this there
was but light movement, sales footing up 9s5
bbls--the market ruling quiet and unchanged
In prices.
The reported sales of Corn Meal were 1876 bbls
at from 81 to "a CO., the 40 bbls sold at the ast
named figure being city meal. The prices Of
good to choice Western are ruling at % 4b@2 50
per Dbl.
There was only moderate demand for Corn,
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and the market Is slightly easier. The sales
amounted to only 1850 bags, at from sic to $50
per bushel.
Provisions generally continue to exhibit an
upward tendency. and there are more buyers
on the street than sellers. Holders Of Pork will
not sell ct less than $40 as " Dbl.
There was to. day further advance of sc on
Dry Salt Meat. the demand being good and the
supply small. while Bacon Is 10 higher. with a
good demand and light offerings.
COTTON-There is no particular change to
note In this market with the exception that the
feeling In prices IL easier influenced by the
unfavorable dispatches from abroad. The
transactions to. day we're confined TO $50 bales.
The following 10 the official closing Of the Cot
ION Exchanpo.
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young American gentleman, who arrived
from the same city, brought with him two
worthless $50 bills. A considerable amount of
the illegitimate paper must be In circulation
at some German ports. Unless steps are
taken to suppress the nefarious traffic, not
only will emigrants be swindled out Of their
little money, but many Of our citizens, who
are now enjoying themselves in Europe, will
return to their homes much poorer than they
were when they left the other side Of the
ocean.