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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
Observation-Disclosures

The Lexington Ruces-Best Time Ever
fIade-Strike iii Cleveland - Grand
Lodge Of Odd FeIiOws-e1eneraI Cheuts
ham in Observation-Disclosures DemOv
cratic Nominations in Iliuois-Vtgilunce
Cnfumittee i'm Dakota.
o LEXINGTON, September 81 The first race
was a-hurdle of one mile over four hurdles.
Three started-Lochivar, Commerce and
King Bernadotte.
King BeTnadO tie.
Lochivar.
Time-23lla.
The second race was mile and half
clash, with seven entrees
oTalaria
GlOFenGS
Time-2:ll34.
Third race-the consolidation purse:
Chile heats was won by Mephisto in two
straight heats; Richards oh. +. second.
Slime: 1929, l.47.
The fourth and last race was a. thEee-miIe
dash, seven started.
vi lllywoOd
Sbe Dipper
Others not placed. Time: 1924.
The time was the best ever made on this
course for three miles.
NEwBURG, N. Y, September 21-Om- i
@dlt Sons paper mill burned. Loss 5000, 600. |
CLEVELAND, September 21.-The strike |
among the sailors is becoming threatening. |
They. boarded number of vessels and com |
PEELED the workmen to come ashore. Four |
teen strikers were arrested.
BALTIMORE, September 2l.-After fine in
stallatlon OF new officers, the Grand Lodge
adjourned sine die.
MEMPHIS, September 2I.-Genersl Franl,
Cheatham, Democratic candidate for Con
gresham at large, arri ed here to-day ana
was given an enthusiastic welcome Nv bis
friends this evening by grand torcbiight
procession, after which the General made a
brief speech to an immense crowd on the
bluff.
SPRINGFIELD, H., September 2l.-The
Straight-out Central Committee have nomi-
mated full State and electoral ticket,
Ex-senator Yates is very sick.
a vigilance committee has been formed
IN Dakota. Two horse thieves have already
s5een hung to telegraph poles.
Boston, September 2f.-The BostCns ia
day defeated the MuUuals of New York by
y score of II to 10.
LITTLE Rock. September 2l.- General
dpham arrived here from Pope county To-
night. The militia of Dodson are stiII
camped near Russellville. Every thing seems
to be quiet.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT } 5
Office Chief Signal Officer ! | !
Washington, September p, 1872, 4:35 P. 81.
PROBABILITIES. 7
Fer New England on Sunday, southerlv /
20 southwesterly winds, rising temperature
nd generally clear weather; for the Middle
'tates, westerly winds, rising temperature o
no clear weather, except, possibly. over a
ne nortnern portion, where the winds will 4
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Succession oil ANNA Mar Innaahnrr. 4,

Succession of Anna Mary I.angsburg. do
eased wife of Frederick Epping.-Eo IS, 79I
SECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PART n or
~ - or5eans.-W Whereas Frederick Epping has De.
aIohea the court for letters of administration on
Inc estate of his deceased mother, Anna MARY
sDaIg. notice is hereby given to all whom It
tj baS S9neeFn 70 show cause within ten days, why
granted. N hoI %
By order of the Court
Se172i q N. Q. TRACY Clerk.
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L. 3. Richards, road master and engineer
e Oh me Sioux City and Pacific railroad. is
arranging to leave for Costa Rica. Central
America, where he has accepted an eng tso :.
ment TO superintend railroad.
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CLASSIFICATION, ASsfMILAi
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

|
| The market opened at about previous
rates, but under the course of prices at New
| York and Liverpool the advan tage was
! subsequently more in favor of buyers. and
a large part of the business was at figures
| indicating a decline of 4co Low middling
sold at ia, 49, and l8c, a high STYLE an.
/ proXimating strict low middIiUg at ISe. and
strict low midd!ing at i84c. The reports
from the buying krokers, indicated increasd
irregularitys Strict low middIing being
! mentioned at both 1734 and l8Hc.
lhe amount on shipbOard not cleared
going on board and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this morning
at 7,OOO bales embracing $500 for Liver.
pool 5000 for Havre, and $500 for the North.
which, deducted from the stock on hand
by our running statement last evening,
left 9lO0 bales to represent the quantity at
the landing and in presses ,unsold or await
ing orders.
The Exchange reports, Market unset
tied and lower" Its quotations are re.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81 6SS9
Arrived since last statement... 975
Arrived previously. 30 685-s 81 $50
Cleared previously. lo,833- 1880
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared "a $40
STOCK on hand same date last 446
To-days exports were to New York.
receipts proper since last evening 56I
bales, against TAI on last Saturday. and 2O8
last year, and since August 81, 25.832 bales.
against 1872 last year-increase II, 100.
Inc Exchange kilograms make the re-
eelpts at all the ports to-day 1918 bales.
against AT on last Saturday and 3l55 last
year. Total since August 81. lOl BIG bales
against 1864 last year-increase 81, 1852
Exports yesterday to Great Britain lI27 |
bales, against l4l7 last week, and to the |
continent 4l68 against none. Stocks at all |
the delivery ports, made up to - NJ. |
d, 389 bales, against y, 693 last week.
SUGAR-The market is quiet but firm
with very little left on hand. Some
IS hhds clarified received in the past day
u two sold on the landing at IL nc for vel
ow. clarified, and l2lsc for white. A job
business is doing in the sheds at l012c for
air open kettle, II 8114c for fully fair,
md l245t for white clarified. We are in
ormed that there have been sales in the
'ast month of $500 hhds Demarara, the +
PARTICULARS of which have not transpired.
;ity refinery yellow clarified is selling at
ll2 q l2c, white clarified 1915 a BE, crushed
nd powdered l31Rc, cut leaf l419e y tb.
-MoLAssEs-Th lot of Is bbls received |
rom plantation yesterday sold at 55o 2
allon for TebOiled City refinery is selling
t 40c p gallon for good common; 52c /
'r fair; SIC for prime; 62c for choice.
FLoUR-Is in good demand with a small
5ock on hand, and the market is frmer.
here are orders here to purchase choice
ztra on Western account, and prices are {
&C Y Dbl better, with some movement c
hich has not yet transpired. The medium 8
i'd low grades are also in good demand
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Succession of James o. Noyes-No. 35. 7s1.
SSEC CO D., DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Of P B. Fouke, public ad
administration on the estate of the late James
n9yes deceased intestate Notice is hereby given to
az whom It may concern, to show cause within ten
nafa why the prayer of the said petitioner should
By order of the Court,
sel9 % 2T NJ n Tp.Cx, rr,,-
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Monetary Commercial.
MONETARY
OFFICE or THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
lI l2Il

OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY EVENING. September 81, 1872. )
There has been but little animation in the
money market to-day, and no variations in
rates, but we hear reiterated complaints of
increasing stringeney, accompanied by
stronger demand for discounts and q de-
crease in the volume Of currency. On the
street, nevertheless, there was better
feeling, inspired by more encouraging ac-
counts from New York. We continue to
quote first class paper at 90l0 p cent U
annum; AL at 10; less desirable names not
second grade at II, and second grade at 70
a 10; first class mortgage notes at 9l2 0l0;
good to second grade do at ll0l2.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,
September 81 ............. B868 rs n $894I5 IS
Same time last week. go 552 y dt9485 o5
Total last week. 6.903,270 SO 8690ll 80
Total week before .......o 6,28,8l4 So 1855 O5
Gold opened at II31s a II334, against 1879
at New York, and after an active bust
ness, including sales as high as Il4as 01l41R,
closed at 1874 a 1I312 (Ac decline, against
1885 in that market, where it touched, dur.
ing the interim, IA. The sales amounted
to $74 500, including $4,000 at $f13A; $1,000
$4,000 and $4,000 at 1885, $500 (S25O0,
S2500 and $3500) at $ll34A; 49,, 900 ($2500,
$500, $4,000 and $25, 000) at 1885; $4,000 at
1I324; $1,000 at 1l435, and $500 at Il443.
Nothing was reported in silver, except
some trfing amounts at 1922 The MARI
ket is now quoted at 100 q 10 for American
half-dollars, and Sos " cent premium
gold, for Mexican dollars.
There was but little movement in sterling
exchange, and the sales comprised only
El2700, embracing 600 bill of fading at
1903, and $4,000 do at 1905; $500 bill of
lading (E2500 and 83O00l at III; G2500 Al
clear at 12IA; GI000 bank at III, and $1,000
do, for remittance, at l22Aa
The operation in francs included 300,0 900
commercial 100000 and 200.0O0l at $50.
and $4,000 at 1898.
AT the close sterling bills were quoted
at 12O12 6l2l for bill of Iading and Al |
clear, and 1914 0i22 for bank. and francs |
4.8O 9478&t fog private and nominal for
bank.
Domestic exchange svas shade weaker. |
The sales covered $4,000 sight on New |
York, embracing $4,000 $4,000 and SIS, 900 !
commercial, $4,000 bankers and $4,000, /
$4,000 and $4,000 bank at $s Up cent dis
count; $4,000 bank at 1872: $4,000 do at !
932, and $4,000 do at u.
In stocks we noticed sales of small lot
Of 5 shares New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany at $l79 50; 100 Louisiana Leyee, pre-
ferred, at 81 -, and so do at - There
was also some inquiry for Combination Pro.
)elling Company. A round lot of Sew Or
cans City Railroad Company, not previous
y reported, was sold yesterday at $l7S,
Nothing was reported in bonds. except !
The bids for the consolidated, for the pur.
,hase of which by the city offers were asked |
" the Administrator of Public Accounts.
The bids were opened to day at II NJ, at
he Administrators office and sEere as fol.
Owso
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STEAMBOATS,,
STEAMSHIPS,
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP


NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Of first class, fullpOWered Clyde-built screw
steamers built expressly for the New Orleans and
New York trade. 70 sail regularly between LIF-
ERP0OL and NEW ORLEANS and GLASGOW and
NEW YORK, carrying passengers and freight at
lowest rates to and tom all parts of the United
Kingdom or the CONT ent of Europe, and all parts
of the United States and the Dominion of Canada.
LOUISIANA 20CG tons register. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA 20O0 tons register. Captain HamlIn
ALABAMA, 2400 tons register. Building
PENNSYLVANIA, 25O0 tons register. Building
VIRGINIA 2500 tons register. Building
GEORGIA, $500 tons register. Building
viii be ready to sail in a short time.
hNh For Liverpool Direct.-The
@5sss9s steamship
ERSSsS5s@sssssz5 LOUISIANA,
The pioneer of the new line called from Liverpool
for New Orleans on the tenth instant. Due nolice
win be given of the day Of sailing from this port
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS, at
reduced rates.
No charge tor medicine medical attendance.
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepa d emigration tickets issued here to par
ties DESTROYS OF sending for their friends
These vessels cross The bar at all times without
detention.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed ac-
commo dations, apply TO
No. 20 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
ROSS SROLFIELD & CO.,
No. Chapel street. Liverpool.
LEWIS T. MERROW l. CO.,
sells ~ No. Is Great Clyde Street, Glasgow.
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Succession of Charles Ledig-No. 5000.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FoR THE PARISH OF
~ - o5leans W hereas, Francis Lauer has peti
cIon t the court for letters of administration
on me estate of the late Charles Ledig, deceased
m Insesoa6e. Notice is hereby given to all whom it
10y CONCERN 10 show cause within ten DAYS WHY
sne prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
BY oIdsr of the Court.
sells 10 2Jt NJ n Tparry on b..
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BREMEN,


North German Lloyd.
% lam Bel W ZEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
A The Steamships of the North
sSalSEs.s German Lloyd will resume their
regular trips as follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans
Il aA W hR. September 18. October 10
hAPSBuRG.... October I6. M Sonebo ~ =, =.
n G !! In: November 10. Decembar 81
hANHO fER. December IL. Jannary ia
Inc steamers touch outward at Havre and uor.
ana and on their home trip at Havana and Soutb.
anlpton to Land and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
from Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana
c.1.- or New Orleans
S<h'lI' .,....... ian t,ol5.
r., '''''''''''.'''.'.'..... 40 gold.
from new Orleans or Havana to SOUTHAMPTON
Havre OF Bremen
SteeTaGe 't'''.''''''.'' ''''......Bl50 gold.
'''-''.',-. ........,. IS gold
,co,, From New Orleans to Havana.
Sc. So - -.',........ $50 currenev
"'0o1aEo's''.. Te...,,... 20 Currenoy
FasSsge tickets from Bremen, Southampton ~
navIe to Now Orleans, issued by the undersignaJ
For further particulars apply to
ED. F. SToCKMEYBR L Co. 4oan+s
No 42 Union street
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succession of Regina BIaese, Deceased
Wife of Charles F. yoigt-No 81, 785.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
hstt. OF Orleans e, Whereas, Charles vog5 has
on the estate of his deceased wife Pr
gina Blaese. Notice is hereby gwen to ali
@hom It may concern; to show cause within ten
not be granted. -0440A Snou-u
BY order of the Court
sel4 10 p NJ o. TRACY. Clerk
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Succession of Alfred Penhorn Capel-No.
50, 1913.
GBCOND DISTRICT C0URTFOR THE PARISH OF
- oEleans-W Whereas p B. Fouke puzzle ad-
of administration on the estate of the late Alfred
Penhorn Capel. deceased, intestate: Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern 10 show
petitioner should not be granted. ''''@
By order of the Court.
se2l Is 20 81. 0. TRACY, Clerk.
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| SO1SION AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
""Ahse Oh 7cheduie-JanHary IA, 1Ss2o
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF rRAIYs
S'SS a. ". Express leaves Houston daily. aria
has e. eo Of e. q 7 5 2 NJ asd q
; Eavahota with daily stage for An
9ers9n, Huntsville, Crockett RugE
henderson and Longview At Hearns
%ltl International Railroad At
weekly. At Brenond for Waco
daily At Richland for Fairfield
SSoItoh Gin, Palestine and Tyler AZ
SSorsleanator Dallas Mckinney ana,
SHERMAN At Ledbettar for La
orange and BastroD. AT Austin fog
gan Marcos, New Braunfels san An
"''" Va IHlBnL express leaves daily, arriving
az Corseana at 1880 A. NJ and aF
Austin at a. M Connection with
r1os. an points made as above.
era yi Vgiee2lon at Houston with Morgan steas
roaG or steamboat from Galveston ~" +s'A4
P H. arriving at H 5ah9 ea a. at A. r. and 81
from austin trains leave at t:I5 A M aud . N o
Pas .ag N houston at ?. NJ and 6:I5 A. 81
afssehgSrs for San Antonio and ali noints frs
western Texas will save twelve hours nv roi f
inc ana avoid nearly 100 miles of tedious stag
Fassfse s for Northern and Eastern Texas Will
u o Is me cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
n nom forty-eght to sixty hours quieks
Freight always as low as by any other route.
CORNELIUS ENNIS,
J4wys n C General Superintendent
General Freight and TioketAgent. ia18 IL
STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
The great short line from Cineipna. i'm c,o,-1,
e AST!
Saving eighty-seven to ITO mica and ar,fx-,,n
train IN advance at @ "1S
NEW YORK.
''''i's ni'y-niq b miles and arriving six and iss9
hours IN advance at
BALTIMORE.
SAVING seyenty-seven miles, and arriving s3zba
""o Shfee-quarters hours in advance at s''9
WASHINGTON,
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
n vsr TIE IN d GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
'-0 0AiA" ElSer, at Parkersburg aud Beilaf9
are completed. go
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES og
Pniinan's PaIace Drnvvfng.Roo,, .,sN
Sleeping Cars F2Ag
Are run on this route from st To,,i. c,-,
W SiIiT1!HsLni9Te and md Washington City.
and ferries ss route you avoid all omnibus transsta
md p9 w.t. for sale at all ticket Offices in the so,e
se,,r Z. n COLE
General Ticket Agent, BaIfiInoora .r.u-,ss
Mnsta, r ). L. WILSON "
AASnSpor IatIGn Baltimore, MARYLAND
.eara-.1 ~, SIDNEY B. JONES
mhl5 'NN'eiiser agent, Cincinnati, OhiOo
10 THE EAsT.......~To THE sass
"'A@" a an,, Ohio and MEsslsstssD
"a me completion Of the Lonisvf,1a -r,-.,o =, ..,
800, @ne me splendid Equipment for Ss, W
9HsE ROUTE TO CENCTHysEE.
AAh POINTS EAST ZyD NoRTHgAsr.
y EtahEE THROUGH TRAINS DAgx,sa
"- NAiecs connections from the south So7 Ssus
cinnad
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARS
i1i sure and ask sor ticket 7ia Louisville ana ss
nal ti ~ 4Mlssssppt Railway for sale al an nyfE
"a Io[lces N the South ard la LOui5vflis @s
al sf iitoLssi OT1ce Of tho Company corner FnrySL
Is ana Willard Hotels @ AeAASsuN5
a. 5ng.-41eKste to Cincinnati and uoin4a East ia
~ dIl1e afe good on mail line steasne~a ~ 5g-T
40 sic57ts are good on this road " ~ Ns9-
@ener4 passenger and Ticket AgaSt 81 =
j. L. GRfSWORI
General Superintendent 81 vaz-4s
THOMAS BOBWTw
4e@S4 eouEaaEn Agent, Lo7lsxiIIA
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freekly Cogee s1atemenf.

Messrs. Marks & Co., coffee brokers,
make the following report of the coffee
market
fmporte from from July I, 1871. TO July /,
imporrs from July i. i87a to September ii.
"a $50
Market
Prime, gold. 3l8E
GOOD, g9d GIla
Ordinary, gold al6
Remnf&S.-We note good inquiry, with
operations very much restricted on account
of the nominal stocko Dealers hold about
5000 bagso
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Fumbeg Of bonds, Price.


The above bonds run with various ma.
turing coupons No formal adjpdcations had
been made at the time Of our inquiries, but
it is understood that all bids of IS and IN.
der will be accepted.
The sales of gold certificates included
$4,000 at 561a.
Nothing vas reported in warrants.
To-day being the last day allowed to pay
taxes, city appropriation certificates adj
yanced. and were quoted at the close at 20.
The sales included $1,000 at so; $1,000 at. 81;
$500 $1,000, $1,000 and $l800 az Ola; $4,000
at 81 Is; $4,000. $1,000 and $1,000 at W, and
$500 $500. $500 and $500 at 6212'
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RAILROADS.
T1HE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.


With the connecting lines which constitute tins
''Blue Mountain Route" nov
CARRIES THE GREAT NORTHERN AND EAST
MAIL,
And offers to travellers the most direct, shortest.
quickest and best route to all points in the South
ern. Northern and Eastern States.
All rail and no omnibus steamboat transters-
Actual time from New Orle ans to New York City
70h hours.
This road also connects, at Mobile, with the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad for points West, North and
East, and at Montgomery with coast lines via AT
PULLMANS PALACE SLEEPING CARS, through
to Lynchburg Virginia, and through to St Louis
without change, attached to trains leaving New
Orleans daily at 500 P. Of.
The new, short and direct route to Louisville via
montgomery and Decatur Will be opened on OF
about the first of October.
rains leave New Orleans at
1920 A, W.-DATLY EXPRESS AND NAIL foP
coast watering places and Mobile.
400 P. M.-DAILY Except Sundays) COAST
ACCOMMODATION to Ocean Spriues
$40 ?. Ms-LTGHTEING EXPRESS, daily for
principal coast watering places and
Mobile. Makes close connections
and fast time, with sleeping cars, by
Blue Mountain route, to Washington
and New York, and with sleeping
cars running through over the Mo
bIle and Ohio and St. Louis and Iron
Mountain railroads without change
TO st. Louis. Carries great Northern
and Eastern mail
Trains arrive from Mobile at POS ?. M. and 1850 p
NJ, and FROM Ocean Springs at $50 A. NJ.
Ticket otfice-C1alycstOu- MOrCau's wharf
Common Streets in Story iron building. Opposite
City Hotel
Baggage checked from residence to-destination.
G. w. r. BAYLEY
General Superintendent
NORMAN c. JONES'
JeI General Freight and Ticket Agent
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Weather Renorr..
Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, September p, 1872, AS P. ii.


Fer New England on Sunday, southerly
TO southwesterly winds, rising temperature
ana generally clear weather; for the Middle
States, westerly winds. rising temperature
and clear weather. except, possibly. over
She northern portion where the winds will
we're TO the northwest during Sunday; for
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER q 1872

| port, but orders can not be filled tor want
| of freight room. 1t is quoted at 808Ac
for ordinary and 909Ac v 10 for prime.
HIDEs-We note sales of 700 country
| green sailed at Ae; also 500 dry sailed at
| Ice, p fb, free en- board. The market is
| have advanced. We quote: Green hides
| at 912c y b; green sailed lOc; dry sailed 10
0I6c; flint l6c. In city hides there is a
| good demand. We quote: Steer hides, city
| slaughter 1013c; do 10 to "a lbs lie; do
under 70 lbs l019c; kips, 20 to "a lbs
l4c;. do IS to 30 TBS l2c; calf skins, 81;
country hides, flint, 90 to % lbs Is a l6c;
damaged half price. Ok horns Sc apiece.
| MOss-The market is overstOcked and
very dull. Gray is quoted at 20212c p 10,
with no demand, and 40412c for the best
country. City picked is quoted 609lsc Y 10.
COTTON SEED-The receipt is now com
paratively large, and two of the mills are
now at work. Manufacturers pay S13 2
ton, they furnishing the bags.
COTTON SEED OLL-There IS none here for
sale, but it has slightly impro we'd in New
York;
CoTToN SEED 1LCAKE-There is no city
on hand, and only a little of the country in
markets
ToBAcco-We have not heard Of sale
today Nothing has TRANSFERRED to in
dictate any change in prices, and we continue
TO quote Tugs at 612 a912c, low leaf at 9l2@
l013c. medium at I0ls a ll1Rc, good at l20
I2l2c, and fne and selections at $50 L4c.
Sales Of the latter have been made as high
FREIaurs-~we noticed in our last report
a ship for Liverpool at sd for cotton.
Nothing of any movement has TRANSFERRED
since, except some negotiations, none
of which were consummated. We CON
tinue to quote-By steam, cotton to Liy-
erpoof, direct, Sad; via New York 1l-l6d;
to New York 58c: to Boston 78c; by sail
cotton TO Liverpool SD; to Havre 1885,
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Succession nfLH.Hnrair

Succession of j. n. Harding.
a Lii PARTIES BAYING CLAIMS AGAINST THE
IA succession of j. N. Harding are notiacd tn 1re.
sent sent the same to J; n. Harding, No. Al Natchez
sel3 1928 T N HAPnTNc r,,t:
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CONSTARI,ES1 SAIFo

OONSTABLES7 SALES
IAT. Depass VS.. Marie Louise Tsndg r S1seS
ous.ice Court 1oE Parish of Orleans No e7i4 "a
R1 VIRTUE OF WRIT or pPovtsro.T.,
M 1 ~ o., 10 me directed by tho Hon To5r o
tba ,a; nIld Justice of the Peace In and for
lie 49, Vi OFieans will proceed to sell at NH
fweTve n?i w ga ICBDAY, September 81 I872 at
foIia,Giu CtoGk N, at No. l39 Barracks street fbs
Aottt ,1,T property, to Wit ~ 99" 'ho
So So L ~ .'OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
seized N the above entitled and rn,nber.d .34
T PT, III eeILt9ly on file at my Office '-''
le5Ims-Cash on the spot
~ - - - WILLIAM WEEKS, Constable.
f. fschUmers VS.. lFliss WerF-7TI,i5.1T
S58a ad 9 oea for the Parish of Orleans nos
Z VIRTUE OF TWO WRITE OF FIRPr FAc,r4s
Th5 T ie u ected by the Hon John p Mentamat
rl u5tlce OF the Peace 10 and for the DaTisi, NJ
4TTp 5S WI! proceed to sell at public afiefion m
NJ OisOaf, September a. 1872 at twelve $3.50 oi
az my warehouse, No 81 BieyiTe afraa+ st t
IoLioWlng property, to wit - 9Eieevt the
SSH iE. LOt OF HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE
az 1891 IN the above entitled and numbered s,,4
Tegms on q, tlle at my Office
SELF 1921 WITHIN rrr4,r,,-
'e'th n! Htl 6a Tg vs.. FRANCOIS (Ios-F;-.7
o9llce 'olft, parish of Orleans N 5n-5 AFs2
"a VIRTUE OF a WRIT on FTI,pT :, W., ~ az
Justics ~ ~ tFG oy the Hon. H. NJ Dibf5a 49,
Jsa oL the Peace in and FIR H. ,s;i eA5sH
S4TJIPn ~ proceed TO sell at public anctfor ~
NJ : at "a oePLenDer2l, 1872 at tyFeTUa nSoI ~"
street tbe hega4's stables No I34 Barnog,
ONE BAKERS " !esSri ne, bed proPerty to wit
Ta 1su ~ lEe above entitled and nIIrobr ras 81
Aerhis-Cash on the SPOT. --oii y heo suit
Sc III DAHIEL.CROWLEY,
Constable |