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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-04

CHI " Ell " BR OF II E RS
ARE NOW OCCUPYING THEIR
NEW ~ROoM! Es
Which has been erected during the sum-
mer upon the sits OF their old room,
which was destroyed by fire last winter.
Is the handsomest store room in the
county, and they have it filled with a
handsome, attractive, well>selected, and,
above all, exceedingly cheap stock of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CARPETS, and
.......... QUEENSWARE.
Our DRESS GOODS comprise the
very latest and most popular styles
ont; are in abundant assoI tment,
just fresh from the jobber and
importers in the east, and
makes the best stock
to select from IN
the county.
We have a full line of DOMESTIC
GOODS OF the very best makes, and in
large supply. We are likewise constant
ly adding to our stock, and will Away
sell lower than the lowest. ...
We hsve the largest stock-the cheap
est stock-the incest and most saIeable
stock OF
QUEENsWARE & CRoCKERY
To be found in Northern Ohio, and offer
it at a slight advance on eastern cost.
We aim to do
A Large Business at Low Prices!
"Quick Sales and Small Profts''
Is our motto.
We invite the attention of our friends
and all buyers of good goods to our entire
stock, satisfied that in point of quantity,
quality and price, it is not surpassed nor
equRled in the county.
Our friends and customers will always
find Seraphim ShiYely, Josiah Shlvely,
John NJ. Petree and e. Correll at the store
ready to show them bargains and
Exchange our Goods for Cash or
Produce !%T9a
SHIVELY BROTHERS.
P. S. We bought our stock Of Carpets
at a great bargains in tie east, and now
offer especial advantages TO our custom
ers IN this line of Goods. Oall soon, a fnI
line of Oil Cloths of most fashionable pat
terms, always in stock.
sept3OmS
NEW GOODS! NEW STORE !
The Newest, Finest, Gayest Store now in
the city is on the old Cassidy
corner, where
Essig & Son
Are now hard at work opening an i'm
menss stock of
FALL AND WINTLR GOODS,
and feel satisfied that they can offer supe-
rior bargains on all classes of Goods.
Their stock consists of full lines of
Goods in WOOLENS, such as
Shawls, Cashmere, Flannels, &C., &c.
In DRESS GOODS, such as
Poplins, Merinos,
Alpaccas, Coburgs,
Delaines, &C., &C.
In COTTONs, such as
Prints, Muslins,
Denims, Ticks,
Ginghams, &c, &c.
In CLOTHS, they have
CaSsimeres, Satinetts,
Jeans, Cottonades. &C., &c.
In SUNDRIES,
Cloaking, Carpets, Sarus, Oil Cloths,
Coveriets, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery,
Furs, Queensware, Groceries,
and an endless variety of
| NOTIONS!
m-Call and see our New Goods and
| New Store. ESSIG 81 SON.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-04
OPERA HOUSE HAT STOR,
HENRY A. MILLER,
Successor to Barber & Lahm.

Fall Hats,
Winter Hats,
New York Hats,
Nobby Hats,
Onward Hats.
Club Hats,
Pickwick Hats,
Boz Hats,
Dickens Hats,
Hurdle Hats,
Hamilton Hats,
Broadway Hats.
HATS AND GAPS!
or the Latest Styles and in great quanti-
ties at the
OPERA HOUSE HAT STORE,
Opposite the New Courthouse.
ALSO
| GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In great variety and at the lowest rates.
HENRY A. MILLER.
A. CLUFF. H. COCK.
Hoop SKIRT MANUFACTORY.
East Tuscarawas Street, nearly oppo-
site the American Hotel,
CANTON, OHIO.
We desire to inform the public that we
are engaged in the manufacture of
HOOP SKIRTS,
At the above mentioned place. " here we
are prepared to fill orders for skirts by
| the single or dozen, on short notice and at
| low rates.
Skirts of all Sizes Made to Order.
Any lady requiring an extra length or
breadth can be promptly supplied.
We invite country merchants and deal
| ers generally to give us a call, and We
Will enaeavor to supply them on terms
that will not fail to give satisfaction.
A. CLUFF s. co.
septl6ms
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-04

For a Club of Thirty, and $500.
For a Club of Sixty, and 5000

Ore of the rullowin articles: 40 Yards Sheeting
Harris Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern, Pair Honey
comb Quilts. Cylinder WATCH Double Barrel RiaO
Pistol, Fancy Cashmere Dress Pattern, Thbet
Shawl, Three Yards Double Width Waterproof
Cloaklng, Four Yds. Wool FrOczing, Set of Lace
Curtains, Ladies' Double Wool Shawl, Silver Pla-
ted Card Basket, Splendid Engraved Silver Plated
Ice Pitcher, Engraved SILVER Plated Teapot, 100
picture Turkey Morocco Photograph Album, Ian
caster Quilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern, Engraved
Silver Plated siX-bottled Revolving Tast0f, Pair
Gents Calf Boots, Splendid Balmoral Skirt. Set OF
Ivory Handlrd Knives, with Silver Plated Forks.
Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clock, Pair OF all
Wool Blankets, Splendid Beaded and Lined SILK
Parasnl, LADIES' Speudid Morocco Travelling Bag,
Pair Of A.hambra Quilts, Thirty Yards Print o. =
Marsailles Qullt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-04
For a Club of One HUNDRED, and $40

60 Yards She citing, Fancy Cashmere Coat Pants
and Vest Pattern, extra quality, Engraved Silver
Plated Six Bottled Revolving Castor. with CT
Glass Bottles, Pair Splendid Rose Blankets, Spen-
did Engraved Silver-P Plated Tea Set, (thFee pieces
Sugar Bowl, Tea Pot and Creamery Silver Plated
Cake BafSet, Fancy Plaid Wool Long Shawl,
Twenty five Yards Hemp Carpeting, Splendid Vi
on and Bow, English Barage Shawl, Splendid
Alpacca Dress Pattern, Silver Hunting Cased
Watch Sps ndid Bible with Elegant Steel Rngra-
kings, Family Record and Photograph Page. Pop
lin Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver Plaled Ice
Pitchers, Splendid Beaver Cloak Pattern, SharI's
Revolver, Splendid ACCORDION, Music Box, One
Pair Fine DSmask Table Covers with one dozen
Dinner Napkins To match.
EO-COInnissiOns for Larger Ciubs in Prop )Itiou.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-11-04
STOCK on FARM.

Six head horses; II milch cows; l bull;
16 head beef cattle; 0 head stock cattle; 2S
head hogs; l25 chickens.
PRoDUCTs OF FARM FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE !,
1865.
Eight hundred six bus wheat; 40 bus oats;
55 bus barley; 1850 bus ear corn; sos bus
potatoes; 100 tons hay; 500 shocks corn
fodder; 25 bus red beets; IS bus turnips; 3
bus carrots; 80 bus parsnips; 40 bus Onions;
bus small onions; 5000 heads of cabbage:
bus dried apples; . bus dried cher
ries; 200 lbs hard soap; % bbls
soft soap; 80 bus tomatoes; 20 bbls cucum-
bers; $500 lbs butter; 40 bus beans; 10 bus
peas; $40 doz eggs; 10, 479 lbs pork; IL, 67I
lbs beef; 100 lbs veal; $50 bus green apples;
30 bus peaches; 200 cans (canneO fruit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
REnEIPTs al pRnnuOE,

LOUISVILLE-Steamer Dexter-lu Dds apples 70
IS bbs -four Julisn--2ssS SKIS corn W ~ Donnsil-
aEs corn Bsdes wRgos 5cOao hhds tT6sSGS 79s
do ! Il Kennedy &oo~3O do Turnbull, Kirby DOLL
do Jno Kings do to Wilson 1opngE52 10. do to
Howard. Prestons Barrett--l hid tobacco bbs Of
eggs Del BOndio-3 bXs eggs y Moore &co-1l0
s6Is %Sa DDS f bs eE hS sohnedsr zGberbeT
bis eggs bbls eggs IS oooPs poultry Miller Meyer
j WaliisEl7 bbls onions Thos King-26 bbls onions
Greve Widerman-5Q bbs pork Keep Oanlneld
3 cases mustard j O Morris-55 hbls -four Oner, At
water 6oo-1O bxs tonic Barnes, Ward &co-T5 bXs OF
dF1gS Whss0SE siRS SgrSsrTots ri ShdS tobacco
SHREVEPORT Steamer Lula D-242 head cattle
IBsA sSt sARHGsteamer Grey Easle-l bale cot
ton Cobb Dolhonde &co-l Dbl pea hes Pinsud
sSs potatoes j BethAncourt-sundriea to order
GRAND EOORt-SteAmer St Nicholas--4 bales
S9 hsis s Wa msey ScoI2 do leather hides
j Young il 1908 des hhds 70 iron lot old iron
Bsyiey &oo-s bags wool lot machinery lot old iron
Rens6aW 4 Cammaek-5 bbls potatoes N Hlrsch-l
bgls Cement p Dwyer-l Dbl onions + W Kinney-l
Dbl taloT MARI Levy &G9 hides I'D SKINS and and
peaches K TramOntana-l shaft Eaton Barstow-
oIhGa NJ dITY-steamer IdAhoe2 bales cot
ii Allen &oo-25 bbs potatoes j n Carter-l bx bees
ibAle hides Levy Haas-i bale hides Kahn-2
bbls fruit MicheRux-2 bDls onions pkg butter to
A Miltenberger &oo-l do wax Kenneth Bell-lot
old iron j hewman-52 SKIS cotton seed n Oil o.
head cattle and suHdries to order-Totai, bales
'>THiBOD AJX-Steamer Flieker-4 ooops poultry
10 bxs eggs BIZ beeswax u Terrebenne-5 bxs eggs |
ooOps poultry IS bbis potatoes Surle-l bxs eggs
ooops poultry II Oherot--l do bx eggs o A Back
haus-1 bbls iron hhds bones n Kaufman &co-60
empty bbls Artigues-2 b1s eggs L Lacassagne-
'I0WER OOAsT-ste ,mer Aloe-44 bbls rice to
A Socolh-93 do Martin--63 SKIS potatoes Gaun-
ther--6 crates cotton Olinton-sundries 70 order
SHREVRPO hT-SteamerJ NJ ShaTp-245 head of
cattle and sundries TO order
GRAND CAL LOU-Sloep Venus hfbales of
moss 1e bbls molasses bbls potatoes and sundries
sri JOHN BAPIIsT-sloOp JOsepha-lo5 bbIs of
pi BAYon YTERREBoNNE-Lugger Young Lena
LO0KPO RT-Lugger Flor dfItalia-b bbls onions
100 bbls POTATOES to order
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jeune Ceasar-eO bbls po-
81 JOAN BAPTIST LuFeer Lady---4S bbls on
ions IS bhts potatoes to order
LOOKPORr-LuGger La Tour dAuvergne--46
bhla onions 05 bbls potatoes TO order
ST JOHN BATHS f--Lugger DE hotO--60 pbis pe-
tatoes and eundries to order
Sta H SBAPTlsf-LuggeF Esperance-90 bbs
potatoes to order
LAFOURCHE-LuRRer Morning Star-60 bbls of
onions ITO hhds tobacco to order
by tTHE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLE ANS, OPELOuSAS AND GREAT
WESTERN kAlLR0AD-July 50 hfbales moss
II SKIS onions ~ shs petat9es TerEebonns-l bundle
skins 70 hides N Levy-2l hides 40 SKIS potatoes Il
HI bales NOES Surle-i bale moss Taylor do l
sk cotton az rags Ok potatoes Baler-sl bdls Of
Ksnnedy-4O bbls rice to Terrebonne GourdAin-
aundrtes - order
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
Monetary and Commercial
MON ETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. I
FRIDAY EVENING, July 8, 1853

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EVENING. July 3, 1858.
n The commercial week closes this evening
upon a dull general market. A good de-
mRnd has prevailed for our leading staple,
butSeWith restricted offerings the sales
were confined TO about $50 bales at
figures denoting a material advance.
The business in sugar and molasses has been
on limited scale, while in Western produce
and provisions operations have been mainly
confined to moderate jobbing trade. TIE
money market proper offers nothing worthy
of special comment. The supply Of available
capital is ample for the wants of all good
borrowers, but the demand for accommo1a-
tions from this class is light, and the move
ment in consequence is ciroumscrlbed.l
The street rates for good notes secured
by collaterals are 1@l4 % cent % month.
and mortgage paper rules at 10@l2 u cent 81
annum for first,class and l3@l5 for second
grade. The banks discount most of the ap-
proved paper offered by their customers,
and are free lenders for short periods on
satisfactory collaterals.
Gold opened at 139A@I39l against l404
at NewYork), and after sales as high as
lao closed at the opening rates. There was
q moderately fair inquiry during the early
| part of the day for CustomhOuse purposes,
| and with light offering supply the rates
| advanced, but subsequently with falling
off in the demand they again receded.
Inc Salts luCIuueC plOVU' az lOJ8J oouUO
Tin three equal sums) $4,000, and $4,000 at
| 1893; $1,000, $4,000, and $1,000 at 1895; $1,000,
$4,000, and $500 at lao. Nothing was re
ported to us in silver. We quote American
half dollars l35@lS5b, and Mexican dollars
143A OLA.
The movement in foreign exchange is
still of a very limited character. The sales
of sterling included $500 AL clear at 1884;
e90O at 1885; f3OO and 21O0O bank at 1856
In francs 10000 private bankers sold at 3.67li,
| and 10, 900 bank at 1921. Sterling may be
quoted at l53@l53S and l54 for good to Al
bill of lading and clear, and l54}@l55 for
bank; and francs at 3,70@3.69I for the
former, and 3.65@362 for the latter.
The market for domestic exchange was
unusually dull, and rates were lower The
banks continued to check on New York at
49} % cent premium, and the sales of COM
mercial included small amount ($3000) of
New York sight at / " cent discounts $4,000
at lie; Sl0,0 and $4,000 at par; $4,000
and S22, 900 at lie premium; and SIC, 600
at /.
The only sale of Utocks within our notice
is 20 shares Crescent City railroad at 500 80.
Levee State bonds continued in request at
full previous rates, the sales including and
10 bonds at So; Is 1854; and 20 at 53l
We nunte as follows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
AGENTS FOR THE REPURhEOAH
.,. n0nn,,r pnrl.he. % Loulsiana.

Nm the Country Parishes of LOuIp1anR.
Aseension-Donaldsonvile P. f. Valfroit Tai
rsnuI Postofice-Milton Morris.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d. hempsVeao-T
D. Av5Hs flles@Evergreen-General Henry W. FuIlers
BienvilIe-Ringgold-M H Twitchel-
Ffoasier- Benton-John Peafce. - =,
ddo-Shreveport- Benjamin AoLeran-o u
Antoine. Ys..
acknowledgement gen-RichRrd 3. EdgeworSa.
5arroll-I,ake ProVidence-George o. Benb9mj
Olaiborne-Minden-L W. Baker-A- y DSA0-
Homer-w. & Meadows.
Conoordia-Vidalie-A. B. Harris.
De SotO-Msnsfeld-G Snyder r... rv...eo;s
East Baton Rouse-Baton Rouge-L0us Frans0h'
East Feiiciana-Olinton- Richard Lewis.
IbeFViis-ssyou Gouls-P. C. observation-disclosures
mlnes-william Brown. ~, v,,-,s,,
,JeffeTson-- Oarrollton-R. g. Gardiner;
T'afayette-Ve Observation-Disclosures RiGrd.
Lafourohe-T hbodAux-D. d. Heese-WhhAul
iiy;nrstop-P hatoula--ClArke White.
Morehouse-Bastrop, =. buckingham -
NStchitoohss : Natohitoehes, Diaries Leroy and
Observation-Disclosures 1aSm seiour-D. A. Thibaut-Buras
Pointe 0oupee-Hermitage-E Emile B9nneiol. a.
Rapides- AlexandriA-Oap A j. Sypher-Seo'
Sabine.Manuy-Dr J. B. Lewis.
st. Oharles-Peter Harper ~.
ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OndeFWood-oan-
trelle-JOseph o. Oliver. -, -. n
st. Landry-Opsousas-M' VIDAL August OO
N 81. Mairtin-st. Martnsyie--s L. snaer. ,.uu..,
ST. Mary-Frankln-A. j. DemArest-Jenner'
s.. Tsm%any--ooyington- Hutchinson
Madisouvie-Danie d. Riggs. - CT. r,..,. A
Tensas-St. Jeseph-Capt n. H. Steele-OopV" n
Terrebonne-Houma-F Marie y; DupaTt,
West Baton Rouge-Lobdels store-AnsSoore
West Felieana-st Francisyille-J. p Newsham.
Texas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

Biatricts of this city. as per resolution No.
S4l pew series. IT,
Which was adopted on its arst reading,
and on motion, the rules being waived, read
a second time and adopted on the following
vote: -,..
Yeas President Marley, and Messrs Bo-
guile, Brady, Kaiser, o'Brien, Pessou, Poy'
not, Praaps, and Shields.
Nays; None.
On motion, sent to the Board of Assistant
Aldermkn for concurrence.
On motion, adjourned to next Tuesday al
six O'Clock P. n.
w.B. LANCASTER,
| r. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
ERIE RAILWAY.

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE !
cities.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Buffalo to New York. ,,.,..'..A
Salamanca to New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
And is from twenty-five to Twenty -seyepI
the shortest route.
All trains run directly through to New VI
miles without change of coaches
From and after April %, 1861, trains "
in connection with all western lines as follo1
4. FReM DUNKIRK AND SAI.AALANcA-By Nd
time from Union DepotB:
I;B a: M, EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkit
Except bundAysl Stops at Salamanca 10 Al
connects at Hornellsville and Corning with
n. hxpress Mail from Buffalo. and Arrivsi
2;36 P. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from s,
daily Except Suhdsys). Stops at HornellsYiF
A. N. Day Express 2. NJ, lsuppsrl interested
S I ~. r M; tram from Buffalo. and arrive
4;l5 P. M NEW YORK NIGHT ExPREss. I'm
KIRK Except bundays). stops OF Salamanca
a, Olean 1;So r M, supper. Turner's Q
connecting with afternoon trains and stes}
Boston and New England cities, N
FROM bUFFAL0-By New York Tina frol
corner Exchange and Michigan strsets:
6;45 A. NJ NEw YORK DAY ExPFEas.
exoepted.) stops at Hornellsville o :O3 A. MI
tastl, 6usquehannA 2:l7 P. NJ. tdinnerl, Turl
q. supper, and arrives in New York
= SOhhSSNl OF 0NbAl pouu WlLQ ~"
LackawAnna and Western Railroad, and Il
City with MidniRht Express rain Of M
Railroad for Philadelphia. Baltimore. an
500 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL. via Avon and 4
vile daily, except Sundaysl. Arrives In
at 100 A. *. Connects at Elmira with
Central Railroad for Harrisburg PhiladelT
tmore Warrington, and points south.
2;D T. u. LIoRTEIN9 ExPREss, Bunl
eepte0, stops a. Hornellsyille 6:B P. M.
and arriyes in New York at 90 A. d. 90
Jersey Jersey 9ity WITH Merping Express Train
at New York with Morning Express Train n
and New England cities.
$40 P. n. NEW YoRK NIaHT ExpRKl
stops At Portage s:SS z, d. emp, intsres
kirk, and arrives in New YorH at 1899 p R
u:D T.. M. CINCTENATI ExPREsa, daily,
eXceptedl stops at SuBquehauna "a Il.
Turner'S $50 p. d.. dim. and arrives in Mes
5:1o r. ~: CONNECTS at ElmirA WITH North
tral Railway for Harrisburg, PHILADELPHIA
more, Washington, and points south, ct Gr
ylth DelAwaTs, LaokawannA and Western
for scranton, Trenton, and Philadelphia an
York with afternoon trains and steamers q
and New England oitiss.
Only one train east on Sunday, leaving B
6:l0 z. a., and reaching New York at u 30 n
Boston and New England passengers,
baggage, are tFansferred FREE OF 0HARGR
York.
To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
presents many objects Of interest, passing
the beautiful valleys Of the Uhemnng, Bus1u
Delaware, ends Ramspo rivers, an ever
panorama OF natures beauties Commands
The best ventilated and most luxurious
coaches IN the world accompany al ight
Baggage checked through and 70 arwayd
as by airy other route.
Ask for tickets via Erie Railway, which Cd
southwest,
IA. RIDDLE, WIZ. r. RAT
GsnlsuPerintendsnt Gent Pas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

MISUNDERSTANDING Lavaca-4os bbls flour
6 bbs pork kegs lard tes hams 30 SKIS corn and
sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Harlan-600 bbls flour
40 hbls WHISKY 30 Bags coffee 3Jl SKIS corn
MISUNDERSTANDING st Mary-lo0 bbls 1ouI
so 900 feet lumber so bbls potatoes $50 bxs soap
NEW YORK-Steamship George Washington
soap stock los SKIS cotton seed ll09 do oil cake l0
hides 1873 bags wool 455 pkg mdse $500 specie
NEW Notwithstanding Gene al 9rant-l4l hidei
956 bales cotton 1856 hhds tobacco 400 bbls Hour q hi
bbs beef II bbs meal II bales hemp 81 bdls hides u
bags wool $50 SKIS cotton seed 80 bxs mdse
LIVERP00L-Ship st Jan es-l6l bales oottor
500 ska oil cake 1888 bbls meal 5000 slaves
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OoTa-33 bbls Hour l29N
sls corn rs SKIS oats 20 skis bran
STIOUIS-Steamer W Arthur-Sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
ESTATE OF RoBERT 3, BELE
uaITE8 g1A1H. 80. ogglq1. !

UNuED BTAIN5 MAlaaATlB O1FIM.
~ pisttiot Of 1.ouisi1na,
New uFie.us, Juna 8 ieoa
f1tIaIl IS TO GTvG NOTICE THAT ON TAG
= ahh DAY Of JRne, A.; D. 1853, 9
6sll1st The estate 81 ROnRRF q BELE.
o. Bee Carthage IN the paE1lb Of hadl.
so4 aud 4ts Of Leuialanh Who was a.,
payment Of any debts and delIy1Ey OF any property
telfnftuN 70 eneA hankrupt. % hin Or ior bic peq
den og le tha1 meeting Of ~ arsdtafs OF the aad
oanEfupt % psaEe their dehls and e cNqoea ore
Of Bankruptcy, TO 81 holden Al the Customhouao
1nidlng, ~ tie oilf n Kew 0Eloans Lou liana, D.
JAY. A d. isi4s a y ssllsak a, ~. I. 4.
~. y. HEHNlN, D. 3. NAfahal.
Ne. a1-ieS 51A nllHls, q Lsailiaal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

OPTICS or UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
District Of LouieiaDa.

OPTICS or UNITED STATES MARSHAL, \
District Of Louisiana
New Orleans, june 4 lH5s
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
fha fourth day Of June A. ID. 1868 a WAR
RANT IN hAnkRUPTUY was issued Gaaanst the
estate Of HkN ny SrRkQK, 81 New Orleans, IN the
parah Of Oreans and 6tAre Of Louisiana,
gho vas sdiudgod bankrupt on his own peli.
tons that the payment Of any debts and deliver Of
anT property belonging 70 such bankrutt 70 Rim or
for and the Transfer Of any propoTtg By him
a.etorbidqen b. iagi that meetng Of the creditor5
Of the BbtG bankrupt, to Drove their dSbts and to
yhooHa one more siRnoos 81 hi8 estate will Sc
hele A Court Of BankEuptoI . BE- he ldsn At The
Dusto uh0leo building, In the city Of New Or cana
Lsuidana. b8a5fe John 9. peano Register, on tbs
III nd day 81 july, A. b la, e ID oici3ok A. NJ
II. j. hTAhOH, b. 81. MaFahal. u
{ No 11f-frS MA DiniFIutu louiNfa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
COMMKROIAL.

FRrpAY EVENING. ,July 4. lgea
o.. s.I.s-- = 1s . -
S W n0 -1OperatloHs to-uay were restrlCt-
~ " tne 5 1ILlleeu charActer OF tne supply
soIiol5.ns. ~ Lnai ~ OpS:noo WIN ecou
inquiry, ana Notwithstanding Tue TACT t1at
Iaceors aexeaeeo thelr pretehsloas Iuily ga
10 soose the figures pal9 IN most instances
5000 1890 sSou ueano prevaliee9
ssnarropngnoutJ ana tne transactlons embraced
30 oales' the market closing nrm at the
ssIrvanoe noteg ABOVE; we noW qnote as
lo!ioTs, say a Loco oreinaIy zItCgzsei low
MI n1loonng zo3Ggzsc; anu dn1oanng SoQSVsc:
Inc Lne weeks safes sum up EVA Daies, against
IloS nales last week. Inc receipts proper;
TsyaS nnnt Is Sso I haas EaOLlu s as9
hexssi aInount 70 I29 oales, against ~
oa,es last 81 week, showing decrease Of 2OS
psles. me ossi ~ SoPrlss 1911 osiss Ior
LiVerpooli zSov ioE new Ao1ki ana zoo Ior
Daltimore. ,o,..o,, ....,,,,,-
COTTON sTAfAAENr. 81
Stock on hand September l, 1867. ~. 1926
Arrived today. Sal
Made up from waste and
damaged COTTON etc. -a.... 3, 239-659, 344
-
GA, 600
Cleared to-day. 4. 8 ,096
Cleared previously. u. -. 1858, 6O8-6T2, 7O6
Stock on hand and on shipbOard -. 1874
of the clearapcea 1871 were for T,vernooi
and fls7 lar NevS Yor- wy ~ A-A'sAP OOi
eUaAR hED Mo1ssara- -,rhara has han No
change In tie condition az nc ,ae-l,ot .j,,s.e
our last report. There we've sa1es fnot nr.
viously reportedl 81 ora bhds and 70 ~.
Cuba sugar on nfivate terfnss slso esl ho, va
Nos. IL and Is az Ianisc q IS. 5o IA Nos' IL
and IL at I3l0ISkc. and 100 az Nos. IL To "a
az I4qtAIb4c ~ NJ M aales of Cnha ma
lassea. which Is sin quoted noHinsIlv ~
460y1e 81 eallon. Weeiris sales ~ s1ssv
90S hhds' So tcs. and l5O boxes: feceinis' /
IND and 2 bhle, exports 10 hbda Tmsno+t-
ed from Cuba, 5s7 hhds, Sc tcs. and So
boxee. We have no salsa ~ moIsase. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

ToBAooo-Since our last report Con
Wednesday, the market has shown q little
more animation, and lis hhds have changed
hands, nearly all of which were the grades
above medium, of which at SIS % cwt, 40 at
Sl3, rs at $l4 rs. % at $l3 so. The demand
for the European markets seems to have al
most entirely ceased, most of the purchases
being now made for the North. The stock
on hand numbers $500 hhds, mostly of fine
tobaccos. The weeks sales foot up $50 hhds;
weeks receipts, 400 hhds; exports, 215, ex.
clusively to New York. We quote the mar
ket arm at the following figures:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04
ESTATE OF ROBERT BLEAKLEY,
Individually, and as q Member Of the Firm Of r
BleAklsy q %.

UNITED STATES AARsHAL's oFEIcE, J
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans June 8, 1868 }
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIE
4 eighth DAY Of June. A ID. 1858 q WARRANT IN
BANKRUPTCY was tasueu aeain-t the estate of
ROBERT BLEAKLBY of NewO leans in the parish
OF Orleans and State Of Louisiana, who was ad.
judged bankrupt on his own petition; that Il Q
pas aent Of any debte and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such bankrupt, to him or for his use,
den ~ laWi that meeting o. the creditors Of the
aAid bankrupt TO prove their debts and 10 choose
more aasg1ees of his estate will be held at
Court Of Bankruptcy, to BE- holden At the Custom
house building, IN the city Of New OEiean- Lou
l5iana, before John T. DeHne4 heGieter, on the
tonth day Of July, A, D 1888. a. 10 Qci9ck A. n
y. j. HEBRON, u B Marshal,
No 6c8-isa iyI0A Diatri't Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-04

For Mobile-Steamer leaves Milneburg every dag
on arrival of 2 p. NJ Poutchartraln cars.
For Mobile-Propeller steamer leaves New BAsin
every wednesday and Saturday at 5 p N.
For Bay ST. Louis Pass Christian. Mississippi
City, Biloxi. and Ocean Springs-Steamer Leaves
A NJ train; on Saturdays on arrival OF p NJ train.
going TO PascRgoula. r., So.
street on the 9TH and 10th OF every month.
For Madisonville Vaudeville, ete:-Steamer leaves
daily on arrival of Z. N. train; Saturday, p N,
Sunday taxcursiOnl. GEO A., N,