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AT JACKSON, MICH.

DETROIT, Mich, June liza fro at jackson,
siicb., at y O'clock this morning, completely
destroyed Dcnustt, Knlckerbocker d Cola
Ho..rlng mills. Allen Donnett's plautnS.mila
aud lumber olllce, James l.. Neetlen's cigar.hox
factory, tue Smith Purifier Cunpauy's factory,
naigs b Aun's carpenter shop, aud
tlvc cars OF Wheat and flour on
sts!ctrack, tic property OF Bennett,
Kn!ckeroockcs & Co., bcsities damaging scyeral
dwcil!ng-housss adjoining. Tie 1oss 10 Bennett.
kuicksrboeAcr u Co. Is sl2500o; insured for
67o,0o0; Allen Bennett, 5000: insured for
$4,000; amlth Purifier Company. $a5. 900; In
sllrea for $1,000; bu1-factorY and carpenter.
shop. $1,O00 each; staal' Insurance. The loss
by tlle burnng Of tbs AwelllnE-houscs ak ANAL! |;
to liie Michigan Csntra' Itai,road, On cara busnua
Anknuwn. Tie lire originated In the engine
ro0M Of the paanluK-mlll.
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Mrs. LANoTKr, tho toast OF three seasons in
London, aud the most beautiful woman Ia
England By all accounts " soon to visit America
bhe will haye to keep close indoors II she OBJ
1ects 10 beIug stared at.
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Testimony Of JoHN DH LAGY before til
BporYoup-KBLLo0aC Committees:

Q.-Are you at llborty To tell q Ito II you ARC
not on oatl1 A.--Whan I an not Oh oath can
tell anything please.
Q.-Whethcr It II lie Or the truthf A.-Yes,
str; like to tell social lie ones in while. I've
gp+ 4 conscience ~ vol NJ any one else.
.--1a It n,Rtter OF clear consccnco 10 tell lie
when you ara talking abaut 6HslHGHsf LII ii
not matter ot clcas coasclsnca. ont eau tell u
man what chooas when an taking With h!m,
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FINANCIAL.


ANN ARnoR, MIeh., Juue 11.-.-Astachments
were Issued to-day against tho stock ot SllliAn
f. McLeau, who opeucd q tea stora solpa mouths
sgo, BY four dI6eEont parties. The stock 4
valued ut s., 900. Mclean Weus to Canada Mon
, 1879-06-12

An Imperial uks.o Jast Is. issgsa ~ .ltuy lt ,bsl
Petersburg orders that the etssas"a,lu,. tsasal Ihsfs
uaaesre ~ inpetsau. Of inaniry taeh
arc In Russia 140 regin1ntSs W tsnbIiyilsd tuso
fss':sa ~ Il e':Ss ssySsi Ito @
si.a Miny By u ooo men tn ''1nG hs rseoIe.nl.''
p woH n:n 10 i,as % 8 1esia ~ It ouse md s>>
bp pushed on RAPIDLY.
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found Tint Lis tail Ind oonsed 10 wag,
ho turned his lead, andt metaphor
ically Spoaking, bit it Of, and
went into the Rebellion bob.tailed,
80 to apeak. AZ dogs tail, o1eh when at
taofed to the dog, cuta rather sorry figure
IN fight, 80 thu Northern Democratic tail,
detached, cut very sory figure inaeed in
t1lo Rebellion. Severed from The Southern
Democratic dog, 1t still triud 10 wing little,
responsive 10 tho Confederate dog successes
md lsfeaia; but It suoooedcdon1y IN getting
moro and moro tlragglsl in tho nud, until It
became tho common ta.gat for shafts Of ritli.
cule,-an obioot equally Of disgust and con-
tempt ut the South aud as Tho Nor.h. j."
I Tho Driga1iers play a game Of bluff, and
consequently diAljko to show their hnntls.
III the late oontost with tho President thoy
played boldly, botting nll they had and bor-
rowing all that their: Northorn doughfaco
friends had. Unfortunately for Tho bluff
game Of tho Dr'gadiers, howover, the Presi-
dent held tho "best hand," and 10 coolly
"oalled" them. II they Ind beon "sharp"
they would havo "lnid down." rofused to
show thoir hand, charged 1t oil to The caucus,
and insisted that tho Southern Democratic
dog WAS undergoing the plcasurablo
sensation Of being, wngged by tho Northern
Democratic tail. But fourteen Of the Driga-.
llors just then lost heir heads, and by their
votes blurted ont tho fact that Southern
Damocrata equally with Northern Democrats
desire TO establish FREQ fraud at national
elections, and 40 showed Enthusiastically TINT
tho Southern Democratic dog is even n,ore
anxious to wag the Northorn Democratic tail
than the tail il to be waggod.
Jxrx DAVIS declares that ho Las "neper
get seen Southern ttoma,. rtconst,ncted :"
pared to assert that no Southern man has
abandoned his worship Of the dead Confed-
orncy or his longing for its resurrection
| under tho dogma Of stato-Rights. But 1t IL
quite plain II there is such an ouo. TINT ho
docs not hold a seat in Congress. Scratch
the back Of a Rusaian and yon will tiud d
Coasack. Look beneath his protestations
into the heart Of tho Ddgadler and you will
find all the passions and hates out Of which
graw tho late Rebellion.
Tho sentiment, "The prico Of liberty ID
eternal vigilance" Is no less true in faot
than lofty in expression, But tho history Of
all peoples shows that 1,an Is prone TO for
cot thu e;onficanco Of tho faot. 'uotwith.
standing tito oppression OF the sentiment ia
ALWAYS on 1,ia tongue. Tho country can i'll
afford to forgot Tint the majority Of tho
Democratic Congressional caucus conaists ot
man who fifteon yoars, aoo were traitory, =
Rebels in arms against tho Government.
This country should remember that tho mon
who control tho political party that controls
both branches Of tho Legislative department
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,,--
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFlCE8a

rpx Cn1oAso Tr,nrxE hnA established branch of1css
for tic receipt Of sutscftpilons and advertisements ~
foows;
NEw YORK; Room 20 Tribune building. F. T. Mo-
FArpEs. Manager.
PARIS, France-No 10 Ilno do ia Qranxa. Datc1lsre.
II. MAILER, Agent
LONDON, EnE.~Amcrtean Exchange, s4e stfanos
uxxkr F. GtLLtd. Agent.
HAHNlNHTOE D. C.-13t9 street.
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NIL" IL bslst and good brand for Loulsl-
aua Lie, oas Of which Is equalt length, breadth,
anl tbickuess to four ordinary Southern hes.
, 1879-06-12

New YonK, june ll.-Arri'ed' '"e s+>~
Labrador, from naYrc. .,n,hou and
lststau, from HUSTON, Mtn!tooan' v,,rk y lsss
treal. and Oep, Wardsr, from Ne" io'A' D"''
arrived puk. .
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day, nnt1 has not sluco treen heard from H..
Case closed ur ttE stosc thl. a,c,rr,p1 Saefta
: bosr0Y, June ll-A. n. Lovcr"'' hoo,...
o.. on Wssngton street, has fallca, IhSs'I Iss1,',I,
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Hlouo Oh u1sFeublnR puu1ao ot'tA4%5u - ~"
In session in this city, and is attended by |
rnnny persons who hnvo devoted years TO tho
study Of this subject. 1hIa question of
public charity is becoming ono Of great I'M. |
rortauoe In this country. The support Of
charitable institutions Is rapidly passing out !
Of the llantls of individuals md Of voluntary |
associations and organizations, aud bocohl-
ing o State affalr, and, as n consequence, tho
institutions arc growing numerous, and they
hare become proporsionnsely costly, not |
only In their foundation, but in thoir main- |
tcnauce. In this State tho annual expendi-
turo hos now roached ono million OF dollars,
with tho tendency 10 liberal increase every
year. In this Stato these charities nov
embrace Insane Hospitals. Asylums for tho
Blind, Deaf aud Dumb, Foeble-a[inded Chill
dren, Eye and Ear 1ndrmary, 6oldiors'
Orphans Homo, and Reform sohool, not in-
cluling certain educational establishments or
tho Ponitontinrios Tho State's Prisons in
this State arc conducted upon tho theory Of
boing aolf.sustainiug, but tho others aro sub
stantial1y charities In addition to those in.
stitutions there ara sevoral local hospitals for
tho insane, mud for general purposes, m"in-
0t,or st.tos 1,ova 1r 1,lo rrornor ,nton nnon
tt,a,n,atro, H. t.a1, - .,,,n,~t;r, ,rhl;c
a,..,t,aa al .tron., offorts ~ 7nsh;no n
havo general and uniform system Of snoh
MI ,1,;aat;on - the ax;st}r, or3,nr ~
,,,;.a. !. .at ~ .,,,1;, n1,,ard;luro.
-. e,..,;..,>,. .,,,.1,, ~. IL H. .1,r,o.
e,..,,1;r. 49, ~ ~. ,;,',ro,;.. trhara ia W.,
80. fon ,-aa,;nr, ,,i,,,, ,nonor ,raor
H. ~ arstanao - ~ ,hor;,r, .han tharo Ia for INV
a.t,d. .,,.-o.o RI, t.,;1or,v ~ a,,t. c1,or-
-: - .,.:...,. .,...s..,,s,. ..a 49, ,oatou
,'n,.h. 49, 81, n,an ata.s ,h"n M orean;yn,,
s.S -..o..,,..o.1 ,.a,,,,..,a,n IN fa,t S,,,rar
s :a.. .ss,,3, ,sa,,em ..aa.,na ,oa., ~eonan,,ion
,...,,1 'o -, 49, ,,rs:..s a,.,..t,, -
o ~. s''v ~ ssss,>,.1 ..s1 .,a,.,1a.s .,,,s
~ .a....4 'a' ~ .1's ' - ssss"t -' H.,..,af
T.. a.s .,,,e 49, ~ ~ ~,,at;rae ,r,,n o,o oh,a
~ M 49,. | ,aas,,s to.n,1 ~ 1na;n,,;n ,,,an,
m..,,,a .a. 49, ~ s,,,.;.,-. nnh,;a NV,
80. u.Ao ~ ~ ~, .N -: .1~..:. s ~ s.s,aet
po1S ~ "'' u.oia 10 r"'t@'1a'' ,, a. ss s.-,.
pe"pot'a,a .noso snou1a W. ~ 'nost ~ ss
sens tro'.,o's''n' n'4- ito''os'oA'. 40 "o'
opoasu '''as .', .uau " ,ssana aA .,'s. st ~
P1' -, .,.1:
an' 7nua'u ~, =, ""'nus" . w sAe ~ pso
.n"ss.' nuuu.a "ple"s o''ea" w. a.a Sa-
Hoa .'as 'n0 T :. ~ r'..D a.A'-, se lit M
~ tal"s'soa "ao' ,Ie ~. ~ ,s.p, p 10y
o"ut4,s profnt'a' "o'''o W uuos. 4'sa' "14''
taosta ou'.sa'.on 70 "al'i'os' Wv ua''.'ea. H.
''''e'nu''4"'' osla'''s 20 w paloas " seu't"'
| HAHpGrlHui. oA4 u LEH 4uIkGhk MuuuAl TX.
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atadisop street, between dearborn and stats. Ea
GnRtment OF tho STANDARD Thcasra Company. 18th
Little uuke,"
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lIooteysN Thentr6.
nandolph rtrrrt. tetw trn Clark md laaA1le. Al.
terr,oou, "rtnaforc." by rho Jnvenite Company.
Eventng Aftermath: OF, won It Last By tbs Mid.
ison-S4uAre Theatre Company.
, 1879-06-12

Unvrr1y'A Theatre.
Dearborn ptrret. corner Of Monroe. Tbs ChfeaE
Church Chor Company ln III. II. 8. rtnatore."
, 1879-06-12
One Thousand Feet Of Wharf
Property, Warehouses;,
ETC., Destroyed.
4 Great Cooper-6hop, with 10000
Empty Barrels, in Ashes.
Tho Largest Tiu-Can Factory In tho
Country With lis Stock Also
Lost.
All This Misfortune Precipltated
by a Streak OF Light
ming.
PHILADELPHIA.
&nkk1nt 1fsRdfc& Ia fha 7f4AhTt&,

puu..nr,rn,t. Pa. lima 1t.-The fra at
Paint nrccyn to.1.v wns ona Of tina most de-.
.tr,,,tIva Tint cv.r hannnned in this city. Five
vc,,r,s a1toro,hpr yo,ucI nj stog.oo0. vero
,,rrno, IN the wntrr,. c5rn. onn milton ual,ops
of rct,ncf1 of wrrc hurnc,1. One tbousapd feet
AZ wharf oroner,y. warehouses, mud shedding.
w,t, MI ,hcir contents. woro burned. An cx.
tcnatyo cooner.s,,on with all iss valuable ma
ch,ocrv and anf{,o emntv barrols wcro burned,
A ran foctorv onc ~ Tho 1.rpest In Inn cot,ntrv.
with nrestes machinery. and die. OF eycrY
variety whtch bn1 co.t years In Gather. wcru
hnrncn. A targe dwelling VA. burned. OIL fu
,,arrrt. ri, Il, rases oil IL tanks. o{l in sheils
oil tu p,atforms. oil on lnn,1, and oil On vessels,
-oycrythi,,p weut up in i,aroc and smoke, ani
left the once busy little colony OF stills, opor-
atlpu rooms, packing houses, shipping Offices,
anu warehouses of tic Atlantic Refining CON-
paoy btockeucd mass Of ruin. The fro
ORIGINATED PROM LIGHTNING.
At 10 O'Clock this morning there lay at tho
wharf Avs ycsss,s,-.ovs harss aad one sI,,p Of
foreign tuakc.-three loaded or partially loaded
with oil, mud the others waiting to ba loadeti.
They were the En-, T. Rich, lllon, Hudson,
aud Giuseppe Qu!nto. The first was Austrian,
tho SECOND German, the Ulon4 Prrssiau, tho
Hudson Norwegian, and tho Quinto italian
The Fa was loaded With l2,000 casos Of refined
oil. A case Is merely wooden box, each one
containing two cans Of oil, eaci, holding five
gallons, Tho Fa, therefore, had on boarti
10000 gallons oI oil. rho work uf loading
had been completed early In the morning, and
the yeaect was to eatl for Drcuon In tho after
noon, Tho lltou coptanea $500 barrels Of oil,
or iG5 COO gallons, au,} would hare tS1ishod her
loading Today, Tho Hudson contained 1000
barrels of oil, The other two uero ret empty,
1'hcae vesso1a wcrc all ero,lnad together tolfr1-
tnr each other ut the wharf. Bcstdcs the oil on
tho vessels there was -.
on TIE WHARF .,..
H3o, 600 gallons Of oil waiting loading. The
wharf IA about 1000 foet long, On the tipnter
nort1ou woro $50 GALLONS in csscs, On tic lover
cnd about 8, 0t,) gallons in barreIs. Warohou1ea
und sbeda stood On tic tuucr side Of the wharf,
a,,d In these wcro barrels, boxes, and nany
ya]uab,o annlfnucrs used Ia filling the barrel.
and cases. .rhu refinery ia ooe Of ,ibc ruost AZ.
tsn,lvo in tht. couptrv. II Ii ovncd hy
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Board to approve tho site 0ob y; Com.
mission to select plan and lot con-
tracts for building 0ob %; then a
lalorlous effort to "oyeroomo opposition :"
In the Legislature, aud to got appropriations
0ob y; then biennial lobbica to get appro-
priatious for additional buildings, Legislative
excursions, inoroase Of salarioa, etc., utc
Tho otlicers under salary, aud tho Trustees,
aud everybody else concerned, mako THUR
appearance at tho Legislative sessions reg11.
lnrly, and, at tho risk Of health from auxie-
ty, loss OF aleer, bad water. and protractud
absencs from home. thoy sacrifice their time
for several months ia tho Cause Of charity
t4a1 liberal appropriations. At tho last ses-
| sion Of tho Legislature Of this stato tho
appropriations for new buildings for new
cbnrities amounted to *3i0,000.
This present syatena involves corruption
| Ut legislation, and an indiscriminats aud
larguly unnecessary expenditure Of public
motley under the guiso aud In tho nane
of charity. Deing corrupted by the systeu1
OF real-estate speculation md totbory, ciuri
" Ii mads subsovient 10 personal profit and
often to political combinations mud triukory,
and subjects tho State to tho support Of pau
perigu, and to that oxtont' the defeat oi
charity. While there Is no objection to char
ity, hera Is and ought to DO strong resist
ance to tho encouragement Of pauperls.n ii
every furm.
10 far IL this system abused that It Ia oyer
now officially urged in this State that th'
Legislature shal provide from tho rubli
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s y2hDs7s ali the year. 5s2K@s.ss, Janusry:
I Bulk meats moderately sc'ive aud higher y
ehuuldsrs $3.50, clear ribs 8 80, clear sio.s o.sV'
Whisky steady and unchanged, u co.. :, oa.o
her. II osM November. Corn strooe and higher
Arm and higher: 81 October. 27s@2s NovenDsr,.
Pork strong and higher; 80 10 oeLo1M. , 80 "a
demand; s.I7h October. 8 77h November, e.az@
' The Drovers Journal reports: u,,o.
HoYs--Reaeipte 10 900, shipments $500; marx.
rne,re ntive. fuiiy &c higher: mixed packing
o. 1903 As ieht bacon % 5000 65 al ao1d mn mn
ket closed Il m. Cattle-keceipts 2yoe SHY
mea 1900 no shoee exb beiter Gsmand
sctfye and stronger: cows ST 1908. bulls " nsW
IA no. steers 1903 Is: stockeIs' nnd ieedeIs lar
" active, 81 4003 49, Western plenty anI sio"
and Texans " 5000 TO-, through, Texans ,d dn Jul
u pvs2 10: may reInnin uDsolh. bns dappo+.,lv
eeipts COO shipments none: market moaerhso1y
active bu ateady, ss@s 30; a,,r,,a turnentipe
Arm at as. Rosin dull: strained san. g co. %
strained o7H Crude turpentine steady; n ~,
al yellow dip Al co. Tar steahy al w. Ootn III u
ar pri me white G6. mixed b6.
F0rcien.
Yrvpzyoor,. Sept. ~. Noon Cotton duli ano
easier: Midd!ing Uplands 9.1s1. ml MOO w
Orlsaps 6 II 1871: eHles estimated COCO hates tot
snecalation and export 500; receipts 200 paies
a. Fnntnu'r~e , at 1,1s decline Uplandst,
! .p 1sd aentember and October 3207ad, oGto-
her and November 8 ! 49,. Nnvemnef nna ~
cember sid. February and March 1z'o' may anu
lao o. n-Midd)ug. Uplands Ed, M1ddlne
Orleans essd: Uplands, Low MldaiIpg c' Ga.a
and October deiyeyy snd De-
Gambler 81. 32d, December and january ~ a@u
March and April SID.
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Cna. oliis w. jean Marie Fagst.

sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish Of Orlcars. No. 10 ,s7s-By virtue q writ
II seizure md sale. to me directed by the non
JrabIe the Sixth District Court for the phrish
If Orleans. III the above entitled cause.
viii proceed to sell ut public auction, ST
he Merchants aud Auetionesrs' Exchange.
loyal strei between Canal aud Cnatomhonse
.tre.tp, 10 the Second District Of thia city on
SATURDAY, October Is. 1879. at 70 O'Clock u .
the following described property. to wit
/. A Lot OF GROUND, with. the buildings
nd improvements thereon. Situated IN the
First District Of this city, ID the square bound
j by Calioce. Clara. MAGNOLIA and Euphroslns
ttreetp which lot measures twenty-eight feet
md wo lipee front on Calitope street. b., one
hundred and one. feet eight inches ind six
lines In depth and front IN Clara street.
O. AND I.Or OF GROUND. with al the
buildings and improvements thereon. 81 uated
IN The same square as abOv measuring tWen-
ty-nine feet front on Clara street by one bun.
ired and twsntysix feet seven inches and two
lines In de,th.
Ihe aaid properties were acquired by yean
Marie FACET. def ndant. by purchase from,
Patrick Ir vim, by w acts passed before M1chH
Gernon. q notary In this city, the, one on the
te entieth of June. 1860. and the other on the
twenty- second OF December. 1860.
Seized In the above suit.
Termg-C Cash on 'he anct. -
J. r. ALCEE aAUTHREAUA,
Civil sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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,uD,crAL ADvERr1sEMErrs.
suEutvF SALES.
~ - S,~%1~e~~s-4N~ys
r..,-.n., hank at Louisiana W.. mrs.
s'S Widnu Vnlery Uuplessfs.

Widow VAlary Dup1ehtis.
THIRD DISTRICT oow o1R rV yirtn nh y writ
- .il,ra and naIe to me directed by the hon0r-
able he Thld District Court for the ta,,1sh roead
leans in the nbove en.,tlea q o te Merchants and
Xnntionesrs' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal nnd Customhouse strents n IN M er as
is1o at IL o'clock m. the following described
praH ToT 81 y wGEouNp. situated f. the Second
t,11 an barracks and Hospital treeta, com posed
Of the two following PORTIONS q &, onnh. % W. W.;
portion o. ged9un me- na na flont "a Bgundy
street by fifty three feet three inches auo turfe
lines Id depth end anotlt' pgr,loin 81 glpunua
having five feet ton inches and two lines 10
width by eighty feet eleven Inches ana seven
lines IL depth. the whole, American 1nessnre.
and ayreeab to 81 plan drawn by A. Onstalp2.
areb ls on tho 9Th day Of April 1864 md de-
pusited In tho .pffi'e Of Adotph Bondnnn.,an,e.
potary public In the CITY sna Hew
thereon. and the. forty-seven f!O snares o.
m ortgpge stock thereto attached. Being tne
nropsriy acquired by Mrs. valery Duplesss. do,
isndant herein. by purchase from Citizsns'
Bank 81 Louisiana. as per oct hsfoIe Ahoip {, 9
Boudousaaie late notary in this city. on inc
twAnty- fifth duy Of April. 1864,
Seized In the above suit,
;rsrms mud Conditions The purchaser TO fur,,
pisb a stock note for the sum VI three huhnrsd
dav nf 0etobsr. 1880, nud renewable according
70 the charter of the Citizens. BANK ol LOUIS
ana, end the balance cash. Tho pnrcnasi1er, 10
assume all tho obligations and reg pohs,D
Of stock holder Of the Cltizsns Bunk ~ y nlsl-
ana. and the -tock n, to so FURNISHED 10 De lden-
led with the act OF sale Of urnoer,y anu n ,ul
sis, psssed before Adolph Baudonsduie rotary
nubiic In New Orleans an the twenty NTH Gay
If Anrl. 1851, and with the sherifs deea q sale
III 'a'" '''''0J j. r. ALcEE GAUTHREAUx.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OIL orleans.
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q. r. Theurer W.. john Frcdericks ana
Ny1M o. \ Meyl.an;

r..
Nya@ D. McDl.an.
TroUETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAh-
L irh Of Orleans. No. 50 17s--By virtue OF u
writ Of fer, facias, to me dit ected by the hon
orable the Fourth District Court Tor the parish
Of OrIenns Id the above euti'led cause. VIII
nroeeed to cell at public auction. at the lusr.
'shsnts and Aucti peers. Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customhonsa a,,ests,
10 the Second District Of this city. on III ~.
DAY, O,tobsr o, 1873, at IL o'clock H.. the toi-
'oA'1 GHE i:fii Po,Ef1ToN or GROUND. to-
pelher with the buildings and I'm oTovemenis
.hsreon. aitua.ed in the Third District Of this
,ity. in square bounded by Rampart Clonet.
Iontegut and Burgundy streets. measuring
ixty-ihree feet front on Clonet street ~ one
hundred and thirty-sevon faet In depth ana
front on Rampant STREET:
Ssiz,,d In the above suit.
Teryns--Thls being the second and last aue-
ton, the eaid property will be definitely adludi..
.atad to the highest and last bidder for what u
will bring ct twelve months credit, tho pur.
,haser furnishing bond, with good and solvent
4ecurity bearing per cent per annum Interest,"
rom dufe OF sale, and special mortgage on Inc
proI erty sold uutil fnal payment. said pur,
,baeer will how, to deduct from his pid aen
ay In cash the amount OF printing. sherln : :
tud clerks foes. etc. say about ono nnnaTeu
md twenty nvs dollars; and furthermore. ne
tate parish aud municipal taxes on sh1d prop
,ttv the amount of which IL not vet asesrtalned.
J. X. hLCEE GAUTHhEAU1.
Civil Sheriff If the Parish OF Orleans.
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The Chamber OF Commerce Of Cincinnati has
adopted q report Of committee. favoring the
GENITAL system, but which recommended tnat
the first or January next to bo the date Tor erect
Ing the change. instead of the first OF OCTOBER
the latter being the date agreed upon by the
New York Produce Exchange and some o'her
organizations. At New York the grain trade
has requested a postponement OF date. but the
hoard OF managers Of the Produce Exchange
have unanimously agreed that. in view Of all
the circumstances. the time already agreed upon
october l-should not be changed. The Chi
ago Beard OF Trade recently adopted report
Anlch recoxrtxes the desirability of the GENITAL
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ooFFEE-The demand is fair and prices
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FLOUR "a strong feeling continues to pre-,
vail Ia the -four market, which TO day fund
y-nt IA fair local demand 1t seanY u bbls
at Sd as 100 1T IS 40: 100 12b and ZOO a - o. izs
ut :, Sc 100 and 14o At So 90; IS Ut % e2s d2s as
S. Is: 90 ut 90 s71s: % "a and 90 ~ W ~ Alu
Ne 1e Quota 10 va rsney extras s. s7h@s choice
extras q ea1ss Mi family g soss s! &c tr sn
extras sa axr = e ss IS osavefne sss
ta 2s = ss III tSsss Dris ssoco
e9ns bs qs s aG g sf sSo aod Gss
GRITs- Choice pearl on landing W soe sna n q
- 70 IN seIe o aar 70 al ea 81 as Is bb
RYE FLOUR-Q Quiet: 81 1908 30, a. =.
.HOMINY sa@a 10 wholesale; jobblng az Vi 20
PORK lis finer and higher 10 eonwvsan aonee
standard moss pork ~ ~ % asls ZIP Poi saes leo
bbIs iSaiurday) at 90 60: 49, IS and Is ut 80 - q
fair amount of business doing ct previous ~.
nrices' HIT closed stronger and higher ~ sides.
We quote the ma ket closing: Shoulders Az II
inniers obtain higher rates. Salos 40 boxes
shoulders III Ave. casks and 10 boxes sshr ~, -
sides Of exc casks aud 10 boxes 40 Ut &c: ~
hoxes aud 1G cIsks clear sides atShc. 2o Casks
q DIV n Y sAL II MEATs-Are in only moderate
| supujy. The market OpeHe, ~ tae"t :,
rates but closed stronger and h'ghef. Win ~ ~
fajr demand. We quote choice shonlders " y.
ior loe So ana 4'4c for packed. Dealers OBTAIN .
| the slsual advance on these prices, saies-5s
car loads loose shoulders to arrive &C -: ~ anu
| ao boxes do az 4Ac " ID. -
| HAMS-Are firm. but dull. We quote:
Choice hams 9HRi0Hc. as In brand ann slze
ordinary hams ure quiet and easy az 1t9s1se'
On these prices dealers obtain an advance'
Saes-s5 tierces n 9ac " b.
1 LARD--Is dull and inac,iye. bnt prices Ices VIZ II
nominnily w higher. We quote, rehnea
brand. bualler pack ages sell at IN advance Of
| AaAc on these ratsss. Dealers ohtato hiRheI
rat-I Sales-3o tierces at &C; 200 buckets al
i BshEAKFAsT BACON - In good request
| aearge ana firm at 71z@81 for ordinary
and s@seI for choice. Dealers obtain the
| usual advance on these prices. -
| Packers HOG PROpU JTS-Dealers aLe
selling on orders IN the JOB trade ut 20 =" nnli
hb Tor pia pork IS 1909 Dbl for rump . tx
81 for prime pork. 80 1909 1or primo Hlese. pses
1 y 25 for family mess. o..
aDKN-Huupiy falr ind market steady Vol
| low see, white &C. p nnshel. Saies-2so yellow
III 5se 3On whit q and white mixed at 56e, ana 25t
| mixed at sac y buBhel.
| OATS-Btock moderate and prices easy az DOC
BRAN-Stock light and market firm at 7oe
H1Y-Is in fair supply and prices are easy
Choice $1,000. prime $l7esls n TOD. ,a,
| RYE-ls quoted at 57ao6Oc v buehel; market
RICE-Easy. Prime e'4DsNc, good e1s@esc
fair e,se, ordinary GIG. COMMON 6c. ana NO. Z
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