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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nina smmes-e bbls rice
3 bbls onion to L Terrebonne-S0 SKIS potatoes l. L
Sevlu-Il9 do Terrebonne GourdaiH-l2 M Lefort-
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truif-l SKIS onions Terrebonne-ll SKIS rice ID Lo'
riO-9 bales moss j M Alsh---2 SKIS cotton seed to
LlAmbais DOckter-sundries to order - -
BAYOU Subsistence New Era-4 hhds sugar
Il Flower-2 bales cotton Legi-l0 bbls potatoes 10
Schmidt Zeiger-i do q w Byrne &co-I DO II Is
tItz-4 bbs potatoes NJ Labusquere--2 bbs peaches
Pinaud & Eelon-s bbls potatoes h Gribble--5 do 60
Lapene Ferre--lU do TerrebOnne Sourdain-6
bbis peaches A Hickman &co-2l SKIS onions to Il
Terrebonne-5 do paper stock bag wool lot d iron
and sundries TO order--l6 hides 10 bdls hides to
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POiNTF-A-LA-H AOHE-Steamer Huuter--l6
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hides bbls tallow SKIS horns Martin---l6 SKIS of
melons h SauIny-2 bbls potatoes v L havre-sun-
ST JAMES-Luggers w Weaver and others-lO7
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GRAND OAILLOU-Luggsr st Joseph--T6 bbls
potatoes to order . -.
LAFOURCHE-Luggers America and others--all
bbs potatoes 81 bbls onions hides Dbl beans and
sundries TO order -
potatoes 50 bbls onions to order
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others-1l2 bbls potatoes IS bDls onions to order
LOWER OOAST-Steamer A u BroWn--l bblsrlce
bdls hides and sundries to order .#... --.
by THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, sOPELOUsAS AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILRQAD-July s-l3 hides pkg Of
Hayes, Mehle &co-S, do o. SIX onions + SeUn-60
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Monetary and Commercial.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. July s, 1865,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. July 8, 1865 :
The money market proper exhibits very
little movement and no material change in
rates. There is still an ample supply Of
available capital for the discount of all Of
ferings Of Al paper, which rules at y cent
~ month on the street, and l0@l2 v cent
u annum for approved mortgages. Good
bat not strictly Al and second. class notes
are negotiated on the street at ] lola % cent
% month, and mortgage paper Of similar
rank at 13@l5 B cent % annum. The
banks discount most of the short and ap-
proved business paper offered by their GUS
toners, and are lree lenders on satisfactory
collaterals. In fact they discount most Of
the strictly Al paper offered, leaving but
little for negotiation on the street. T.
Gold opened at l40@1404 (against 140l at
New York, and after moderate business
closed ut the inside figures. The sales in.
clude $1,000 at 1895 $1,000, $4,000, $1,000,
$500, $4,000, $1,000, and SO, 900 at l40; $1,000
$4,000, $1,000 and $4,000 at l405; and $1,000
at l404. In silver we noticed sales of $500
in American haltdollars at 1851, and 1000
Mexican dollars At l44A The former NAV
be quoted at l3501S5k and 1859, and the lat.
ter at I44G0l444.
There was less movement in foreign ex-
change, but no material variation in rates.
the sales Of sterling including sI50o Al
clear at l54, $4,000 at l54l. and f9400 bank
in two equal sums, at 1854, and Of francs
60, 900 A1gcommercial at 3.673, 20, 600 private
bankers st 1861; 30 900 do at 3i65, 10, 600
bank at 623, and 10000 do sight at 8 co.
Sterling may be quoted at l.53A@l.54 Tor
good to Al bill Of lading clear, and l.54l3
LISA for bank, and francs at 8. 7003 ,67A for
tue former, and 8 403. 62k for the latter
We have again 20 notice q fair remittance
demand. for domestic exchange, under
which the market continues firm. The of.
ferings are light. The banks continue TO
check on New York at premium, and the
aales Of commercial included SIC 900 and a
small ersum Of New York sight at par.
5000 at l-l6 premium, ard S72 600 $50 OOO
$lz, 900, $4,000, and $35 ,00O), at 1.
The market for stocks continued oniet
but we noticed sales Of 10 shares Crescent
City Railroad at SOL, and 20 New Orleans
City Railroad 10 and 800 at Sle2 ex.diyf.
deAd. Nothing was reported in bonds ex.
cePting levee State at 534, II do at "a, and
3 At 544
City treasury notes were offered more
freely and sold at a further decline. the
business including $4,000 IN two equal
SUMS at 10 u cent diAcodnt; 5000 in three
amounts OF Al 5000 u All; $500 at Ala;
SO 900 at 4l26042; and $1,000 at -. Tile
market ranged yesterday at 394041f. Deal
ers bought the small sums offered at their
COUNTERS at the wide range Of 41045 dis
count and supplied taxpayers AT 3s040.
State notes also were easier. the sales iu-
clnaing $40 900 in two equal sums at Az
discount; $500 at AZ; 5000 81 al; and
BIC. 900 a 451 This shows an ayerafe fan.
lng 81 ofAbont I y cent from yesterdays
advance.
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IMPORTS,

GALVESTON AND TNDIANOLA-Steamshi
Cnton-2 bales cotton bdls hides 60 hides Sz2Vl N
specie Francke 4 Danneel-l bale cotton Demerltt q
Iibro-lO7 hides u SKIS q bags wool bales skins 90
empty bbs O A Whitney &cO-9 bbls pecans Dbl OF
beeswax s5c0 specie Schmidt zegler-Ss02 specie
Katz Barnett--s24l 60 do BelingEI2 bags wool
Webster AGO. bdls sacks Welssenbach klump--l
bag BIZ wsxl Dbl wine WitEerell &co-s empty bbls
Keiffer Gco-l9 do $ f g Schlessinger-l5S head
cattle MeQuoid Mehle-sundrles to order-IotAL
BRAzOS Notwithstanding Morgan-S262O
Southern Express-sundries TO order-Total, SlO,Ol2
in specie ,...-. p,
MOBiLF-Steamer Mary-50 bales cotton 70 Q A
whitney 6co-2 do paper stock scott Bros &cg-l dc
skins F Goisan &oo-72 bXs tobacco Hernsheim-
5bxs tobacco Irby McDaniels 6co-suudries 70 order
MOBILE-Steamsr LucretiA-5J0 SKIS salt steele,
Plnckard &eo--60 bbls rosIn Huntington Bro5-i5O
bbis lime Jamieson-250 10 tar Page &c0-lO3 bales
cotton Allen Wayne &uo-sundries 10 order
MATANZAS-hrig "A w NorWood-944 bHs sugar
b44 hhds sugar to ChafraiK Agar .
ROCKLAND, ME-SchOoner Ames-3I2O bbls
lime TO Thorndike Norton ~
ROCKLAND ME-Schooner .Louisa-2Z15 Dds OF
lime to Hhorndike Norton
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City OF New Orleans vs.. Mrs. p. EOrstaII
ct ais.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
Il leans No 24,266.-By virtue OF q writ Of heri
tacias 10 me directed By the Honorable the Third
District Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Cuztomhouse streets in
the Second District Of this city, on SATURDAY,
July ls 1873 at 2 o'clock NJ, hefoowng described
i. ONE LOT OF GROUND situated in as.
sessment district No. 6 assessment square No,
g. bounded by Peters, Citation, Customh Ouse, and
Benville streets measuring 25xT feet, according TO
ssssed at the sum and price Of nine thousand $500
dollars according to the assessment roll deposited
q ONE LOT or GROUND situate d II Assessment
dsChArtEeA. Exchange, customhoi e and BisnyiS
triot No. g, assessment Square No SO, bounded BY
streets measuring 32x22 fest accofdiaR 10 the plan
deposited with the City Assessor and assessed At the
sum and price OF four thousand H400O dollars, ac-
eording 20 the ASSESSMENT roll deposited with the
&. ONE Lot or GROUND situated IN assessment
district y To- g. square No 80 boun Ted b Ohartres Ed
change Cqstomnouse, and BianFiile streets, msas-
allpg a-xe3 ieet according to the plan deposited
price q ave thousand $4,000 dollars according 70
shl assesgment roll deposited with the City
rs ONE LOT GROUND situated in assessment
hoyai Exchange, Oonti,end st Loui1 streets, meas
uFng s9El 20 taet, acccTding to the pan Deposited
W n ths Ctg Assessor, and assessed at the sum and
price 81 tNgntg.tiye shousnnd g15 GO dollars, 40
eQsaiRe % ths assessment foH depested with the
: ssiaid IN me above nit. IS ~ .ef sl|
Iarms-Cash on the SPOT. ~
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Tensas-St Jeseph-Capt n. R. Steele-Capt' a
observation-disclosures Marie u. DupSTt A.,
West Baton Rouge-Lobdells Store-IhsOuo3s
West Felicana-st Fraucisve-J. P. Newsham.
Texas.
Austin-Ridge Pasehal.
San Antonio-W. " Gamble.
ShelhvvilIe.-CSearca r Stubhleteld,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-09

The Republicans Of Michigan have nomi-
mated the Hon j, p. Baldwin, Of Detroit,
for Governor, Morgan Bates for Lieutenant
GoEernpr end Dwight MAJ fol Afrorney
rdnefnlnase9. The majority for Goyernor
Clapo ln 1865 Was nearly thirty t1llaAnd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-09

I B0STON-hteamship Concorda- mdse
. PENSACOL A-Stsamship Reindeer-2o SKIS oaOs
81 bbs flour is bbls pork 10 tvs lard $40 SKIS and
sundries , =.
MOBILE-Steamsr Lucreta-l20 rolls bagging 80
bXs wine and sundries 49,,
PREMIERSHIP Constantia-76O bids tobacco l76
logs walnut lumber s7 bbs rOsin 1000 slaves case Of
cigars -, -
sT LoUIS-Steamer Mollie Able-ls7 b1s sugar
and sundries ...
ST LOUIS-Steamer Kellogg-Sundry mdso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-09
0. S. MAR8HAL'S SALES.

U. =. and BERNARD AEilOn ct ais, vs..
Schooner La Belle Her ackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
il for the District of Louisiana Nos 9l36 and 9I47
BY virtue of order of court to me directed the
above entitled suits, I will proceed to sell TO the
July 1863 at twelve % O'Clock NJ, at entrance TO
Oustomhouse building, on Old Levee street
The Schooner LA BELLk, her Tackle, Apparel
etc. as she now lies at head of the Old Basin
Terms-Oash at time Of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States MArshals Office, New Orleans, Sec
ond day OF July, 1858
No. e06-jy9 IL l6A