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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

young do 81 75a2 IS: ducks 81 5000 IS;
geese y; turkeys $l2015 p dozen.
STAR CANDLES - Good supply and no
trade. Quoted at 164 clio y Is.
MANUFACTURED ToBACco-Good supply
and fair demand. We quote: No. pounds
extra fancy $4,000; fine Is o70c; fine me-
dun GO Csc; good medium S. q 60, common
sound 81 q 55c; bright quarters, common
| medium 81 Coo; bright navy tours and
tvee 81 a 6Oc: No. l. fves and tens, dark
black sweet 81 q sic; navy pounds 50 SAC;
navy thirds 50 54c fancy STYLES, natural
leaf. twist. pancake, ETC., SIS q 9Oc.
! MOss-NO stock on hand and good de-
mand. Gray sells at 3lsc, gray and black
! 4l2c. black sc p Is.
| TALLOw-Is scarce and still quoted at 80
Sc y Is.
| BAL1NG TwINE-Is selling at lac p Is in
round lots; Toe = ft at retail.
SALr-Fair stock on hand. with moder-
rate demand. We quote: Coarse at 81 Is
| al 20; fine at 81 35 al 40 y sack: Turks
Island SIC Y bag OF two bushels. When
| taken from warehouse a reduction is made
| for drayage. Table salt in pockets sells
| at pa &c each. AS in size.
LARD OIL-Is quoted At Csc esl os y
gallon.
MAL1-Ligh. supply and good demand.
Spring sell. at 81 GO al 20; tai! 81 IS; Cali
fornia 81 50 = bushel.
HoPs-Good supply aud dui. Wisconsin
is quoted at % Soc; NeS York 032e;
California 35c = Is.
BAGGING-Faie supply and active de
nand. Round lots ars held a: Is, for do
mestic jute. 1t is retailing at l5c = yard.
India sells at wholesale at lie: at retail
ii NC = yard.
TOBACCO-The only. sale which we could
authenticate to-day was hhds, but it was
currently reported tia, 80 hhGs more had
changed hands, which was not confirmed.
The amount on sale is estimated at $500
hhd.. The marke. continues very strong,
especially for the better qualities, but We
still find such discrepancy in the views
of the trade that we 1orbeat quotations.
The Louisville Courier-,Journal of Thursday
reports fair offerings and prices firm, with
specially etitf tone IN medium and good
leaf. The weather was at last fair. with
indications of being more settled. The
Couriey-Jonrnai publishes thirty-eight re.
ports from Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri,
which confirm previous reports Of damage.
some despairing OF an average crop, and
Others estimating the damage at third to
halt of the crop planted. Received since
last evening 10 hbds; exported l6 hhds to
New York; stock on hand by our running
statement 3t35 hhds.
FREIGHrs-Nothing has .ranspired Of any
moment since our last report. We continue !
to quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton TO Liverpool "a SD; |
TO Boston tvia New York; &c; to Providence
and Fall River 1876: to New York SC: to !
Philadelphia &c. Grain to Liverpool y
08d; flour 3s a 3s Ga.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool SD: to Havre |
l5-l6c: to Providence and Fall River 9-l6c. |
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A Chfld,n Romance.

There is . little girl in this county who.
if she lives to be . hundred years old, will
not pass through such hair breadth adven.
lures as were her lot in the first month
of her life. Passengers on Conductor
Johnson's train on the Eastern railroad
have noticed at q house close to the
road, just beyond the North Beverly eta.
ton, on . piazza next them q beautiful
little girl of about three years old. She is
always there when Mr.. Johnson's trains
pass, as he is o near relative. Everybody
notices the child, and she has history
more exciting than that of most long lives.
She was born on board ship in the Pacific
ocean. Before she was three days old her
mother died. Before she was seven days
old the ship was wrecked and sunk. Her
father, who was captain Of the vessel, the
infant, and one sailor were saved in boat.
The babe was wrapped in Q blanket and
kept warm, and the sailor paid every
attention to her, and kept her alive with
biscuit soaked in water, and was hardly less
attentive to the little ones wants than her
father. Ten days after the wreck, the three
were picked up by an English.vessel and
taken to Liverpool. Thence they returned
to their native country, and the little one
has been brought up at the house of her
grand parente. close by the railroad near
the North Beverly station, and anyone
who rides with Conductor johnson can zee
his little relative, 90 young and yet who has
passed through 20 much.-Nescburyport Her
3D.
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We noticed very little inquiry, and the
market appeared to be quite stsgnant until
. buyer came forward and took 40 bales
"Peeler's," which, with three bales mixed
constituted the entire business of the day.
Nothing further transpired with regard to
the 200 bales in doubt yesterday. The
steamship st. Louis has now on board about
1850 bales, part of which is understood to
consist of factors shipments, and had it not
been for the prospect of detention at the
bar would have sailed to-day, but her de-
parturo has been deferred for few DAYS to
accommodate other shippers who desire to
increase the amount. Nothing transpired to
indicate any change in prices, nor was there
anything in the dispatches calculated to
have much influence on the market.
We notice the receipt of bale of new
crop, raised by . freedman, Jacob Thorne,
in st. Helena parish, and shipped by
Messrs. Wolf e. Calm, of Osyka. Missis-
sippi, to Mesers. Meyer, Weis & Co. This
10 the first bale by the jackson Railroad,
and makes the total to date bales
from the Rio Grande, l from Central
Texas, from Louisiana and l from Missis-
sippi-against Is last year, all from the Rio
Grande.
The amount on shipboard. not cleared,
going on board aud engaged for shipment.
was set down ct the opening this morning
ct $500 bales, embracing 5000 for Liverpool,
1900 for Havre, aad 500 for the North,
which. when deducted from the stock on
hand by cur running statement last even
ing, leaves l6, 200 bales to represent the
quantity 1T the landing and in presses
unsold or awaiting orders.
Tho Exchange reports: "Ssles to-day
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK, August 7. Eyening.-Cot,ot
closed weak and nominal; niddlng up
lands IAN 0A7sc; Gales to-day 252 bales.
Futures closed steady at decline; sales
1900 bales rs follows: August 14h a
14l-32c; September 13 1892 a l3 l5-l6c: o.
tober l3A 0l3 25-32c; November l3a. a
I3 IS 32c; December Is 25320l3 l3l6c;
Jan lary Is % 80 0l3 1916; February l4is
ola 5-32c; March IA II 30 l4asc; April
ia 1882 ola 9-16c; May l42.c; June IA 3i.32
tD15c.
Flour quiet; Sc 3Oa7 IS for common to
fair extra; Southern 81 lO08 so for good
to choice do. Wheat 02c lower for spring
on spot; moderate demand; future delivery
20 lower; fair business at 81 3S01 80 for
No. 2 Chicago; 81 3601 374 for heated do:
81 Al al 40 for No. 2 Milwaukee; 81 470
l 4Sh for No. l spring; 81 4S1a for No.
Minnesota; 81 GO for amber Western in
store. Corn opened firm; closed heavy at
SO083Lkc for steam Western mixed; 1914 q
Sc for sail do; s4la os6c for yellow West
ern, the latter extreme. Oars 20 better;
active at 65 a CSC for mixed Western: Soc
for No. 2 white Western. Pork heavy at
$2l GO for new. Lard heavy at l4c for old
prime steam; new do 1880. Coffee steady.
Sugar steady. Rice unchanged. Molasses
steady. Turpentine dull at 81 lsc. Rosin
81 650l 20. Freights firm; steam grain
81 o9hc.
81. LOUIS, August Flour unchan ged.
Wheat-No. 9 fall 81 81; No. 3 fall 81 $40
j 40. Corn unsettled; No. 9 mixed 72c.
Oats unsettled. Rye lower; 83c. Pork
I'D %. Dry salt meats-Shoulders Size;
clear rib and clear sides l20l2kc. Bacon
stiff; shoulders 9ls Csc; clear rib aad
clear sides 1870. Lard nominal; summer
steam l2lsc; winter do l4c. Whisky firm;
81 20. Hogs easy.
CHICAGO. August Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat-NO. 9 spring closed weak;
81 26ls on spot; No. 3 81 1891 90 Corn
dull: No. mixed 7lasc. Oats-Demand
fair; No. 50 a Gle on spot. Barley unset
tied; No. 2 spring 81 lO0l II. Rye steady
and unchanged. Pork dull; q shade lower
at SCI 35a2l 40 on spot. Bulk meats
steady. Whisky 81 lSla.
CINCINNATI, August 7.-Flour-Demand
good, at lower rates; family 81 50o7. Is.
Wheat inactive; red 81 GOAL 20. Corn
Demand fair and firm; 75077c. Oats quiet
and firm; 72075c. Rye quiet and steady;
9Sc. Pork-Demand good at full prices;
$22. Lard quiet and firm; steam l3Ac;
kettle l4A 0l41a. Bulk meats higher:
shoulders $50 at country points. ga a S7sc
here; clear rib l2Ac, buyer August; clear
l2isc. Bacon frmer; held higher; shout
ders ga 97sc; clear rib 1915 1880. Live
hogs steady and firm; receipts lO4l; ship
ments 755 Whisky-Demand good at full
prices: 81 IL.
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AT Goldthwaite:s,

No. 81 Canal street. Staub, who claims to
be pioneer Of the cheap news business,
keeps constantly supplied with all the latest
aud best publications in the country, daily,
weekly and monthly, from the North, East
and West. He is attentive to the demands
Of his patrons, and his prices are the most
upobjectioAable.
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FOB RENT.

TO RENT.'''..:..::::....''.To RENT.
LARGE AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
in suits or singly, in desirable locality. Al tho
comforts Of homo guaranteed. Apply ct No. lss
baronpe street iyuet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-08

There is no way to account for it, but
people who live in glass houses are pos
sessed with . mania for throwing stones.
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By G. E. Girardey.

py We e. 0f1AfQeYx
vAiUAsLH IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROP
EkTY
NEAR THE NEW CHUECH OF ST. JosEpH
AND THE CLAIBORNE MARKET
SUCCESSION OF MISS KATE MCMAHON
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81. 59,.
RT c. E.. GRARDEf. ayc1iONEER-
II Office No. 81 Camp st1eet-SATCRDAY. Ban.
tember Ia, 1873, at twelve O'Clock H., at the n
Charles Auction Exchar &c. IN the rotunda Of tia
st. CT aries Hotel, in this city. will be cold ct pnh
lie auction, by and in pursuance Of an order from
the Hon. A. L. Tissot judge of the Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans dated the seventh
of August, 1873, and rendered in the above en-
titled succession. the following described prop.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the First district of this city, and in the souare
30 bounded BY Com mon. Claiborne. nerbigny and
are designated by the Nos. and g. on plan ~ r
H Pile dat August s. 1875. and eposted in thu
office Of c. E. Girardev auctioDeer. The said lots
measure each 81 feet Ii inches lines front on Com
mon street. by III feet 10 inches lines deem, Tia
improvements upon lot No. 2, which is ne 1t TO thu
corner Of Common and Claiborne streets, comprise
suitable for store and dwelling; and upon lot No.3
double two-story frame house also suitable for
business and dwelling. fine Heghborhsod for
investment; property can not fail to enhance
Terms-One half cash: balance at one and two
years credit for notes specially secured by mort.
gage on the property bearing all the usual clauses
attorneyA IS in the event of suit; the improve.
ments to be kept insured and the policy trans.
ferred and the purch aser to assume the payment
Of al taxes for payable in 1876 over and above
the price of adjudication.
Acts of sale before ". ]. Castell notary public
AZ the purchasers expense. eu8 IA 81 % SEA IL 10
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, August. 1875.
CoTToN-The sales to-day mot including
any yesterday were confined to 43 bales,
at prices requiring no change in our quota
tons. We give also the figures and report
of the Exchange in full, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
nuotafi0ra nunte fiope
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Norton Charles Ehumsker Franz
Norton Patrick Shult7 Ferd
ORkiily Mr. Smith Denis
USeill Thomas Smith " Breedlovs
OSullivanJJ smith William
Paine George Smith Thomas
Prsttine TAFT John Son
Paeaud Joseph: Taylor "a
Pl.mseek a. Ta,ior s Churchill:
PIatts L Taylor Zalmcr
Pecot Isl Trimble Judge
Peoppes Henry Tcrrebro
Preston William 3 Co Tobbe Joseph
Pheip. W'iiian H thompson williaml
Preston WR Thomas l. Co
P.rquyJ Trudeau AlexanGe.
nc Turner James
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PiersR JIG Vance wiliiamA.
Stephen Vance Hamilton
Pinberg Gu.tave Ssndier Alfred
Pickett c C CAPTAIN yipel Peters
Phillips Samuel Veiez Ricardo
Porter julius vandervort CIV
Purcell, Charles 3 Walsh RM
Plumb George c Warner VIM
BAREBACK James Watch VIZ
Randolph JB WalkerMP
aayne Horace . Warren VIM DR.
Refer WP2 Walter Samuel
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2egber Edward Warsley 1T
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ussei! Manufacturing Company
ublishers OF Index and Appeal
copreto.S of Turner's Hair TinctUrs
ASHER of Hart l. Hebbarts BAnL
outhern Library Association
JOHN N. G. PARKER. Postmaster
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday. August 8. 1875.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, !
Sunday. August 8. 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
! Steamship City Of Havana, PHILIPPE. for New York
via Mexican porto and Havana
steamship fzaie FeIs6s, for Panssco oEs ne" 'o']
Steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
German schooner INLAND Jansen for Havre
| Schooner Excelsior. Arnet, from Ruatan Island
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Wilmington, Holmes, from Havana via
| Florida ports. to Roberts-lst district 10
Schooner Heaton Rogers, from Rio Janeiro July
J. to Ramsey Westfeldt-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Belle Rowland, Rea. from Shreveport:
Oriole, OPry from Lower Coast
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from White Hall
2ce Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coast
EXPORTS.
HAvRE-scheoner Uhland-l5as bales cotton 1918
cypress deals 1880 bdls hides AZ, 800 staves
dour 10 half bbls -four csk meal Dbl hams bbls
bread bbls onions
MEXICAN PORTs-steamshp City Of Havana-
z36 bales cotton $50 bbs dcur 80 bbls potatoes 10
bbls onions 10 bb!s rosin 95 pkgs mdse
NEW YORK-Steamshp Knckerbockef-.7,
hides 81o bdls hides so bales 1l8 bbs OF, l26
SKIS wheat 20 hid. bone black 200 empty barrels
bbs pork bbls molasses binds sugar 20 bbls sugar
cks bacon 10 ties lard 20 ties hams 400 SKIS 20
bags coffee Is sks oats Is sks bran IS half bbls -four
and sundrieA
.PENSACOLA--steames Amit.--3oo sks corn 90
SKIS oats - SKIS bran IA bags coffee 20 bales hay
cks bacon hhds sugar Dbls whisky go bbls -four
40 half bbls -four 30 bbls potatoes 20 bbls beef 20
bbs pork 10 bbls sugar bbls rice 30 bbs bread 900
pkgs mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
SHREvEPORT-steamer Belle Rowland-i: bales
cotton q bbls oil l96 head cattle and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Orioles bales broom
corn % bales moss 500 slaves g bbls potatoes 26
bbls onions and sundries
WHITE HALL-Stesmer Mary lda-373 sks rough
rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-steamer Rice Farmer-sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
August I-306 SKIS rice 40 bbs rice s54 sks potatoes
Ito head cattle and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILR RAILROAD Au.
gust IL bale cotton 1850 pcs bulk meat &c bbls DO
tatoes goo bbls lime SIT pkgs tobacco and sundres
MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph
York Amount fQsS
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Little dong this week in green hides and
prices remain as above. Dry are still dull,
with few sales.
Wool dull at the recent decline. and We
quote Lake at 53.oc: Louisiana % 2Sc; bury
H0i6c.
Tallow firm at Sass.
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ioourmu1p FROM 1TRsf PAoB.J

Distric, Court, has granted "addy 1homp
son a writ of habeas corpus.
Base Ball.
PHILADELPHIA. August st. Louis II,
NEW YORK. August ,.-Hsrtfords 3,
Hutuals /. Eleven innings played.
Texas Cattle in Nebraska.
OMAHA. August 1T is estimated that
over 100000 head of Texas cattle we're
driven into the State this year: Of this NUN
Der 10000 have been sold.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. August 1.-THE
Northampton Anchor Tape and Webbing
Company have failed. Liabilities S30.oD.
aIcCreary's Majority7
LOUISVILLE, August 7.-McCrearys ma
i ority will reach IS 0C0 The convention is
probably lost.
Probabilities.
VIZ rEpsR1agST.}
Office Chief Signal officer. (
Washington, August :, 1879, 4;D r. a.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
nartIy cloudy and decidedly warm weather
with eight changes in pressure. rain near
the Florida and Gulf coasts, south to west
winds on the Atlantic coast. and easteriy to
southerly winds in the Gulf States.
The Ohio has probably reached it's max.
imum height at Louisville, aud will rise
slowly below this station and fall at the
stations above except Pit'sburg where it
will remain stationary or rice slightly. The
Mississippi will rise slowly below Cairo 1t
has probably reached it's maximum point at
this station.
Special Ricer Report.-The Mississippi has
risen very slightly at stations between Cairo
and Vicksbury. and fallen two feet at st.
Louis. 1t has probably reached its maxi
tnu1n height at Cairo, where IL ls hve feet
two inches above the danger line. II is one
foot above the danger line at Helena, and
one foot and half below at Nicksburg.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August 7, P. NJ
Barometer 900. Wind west, light. No
arrivals. Sailed-Steamship Juniata.
PAss-A-LOUTRE, August !, Noon.-Wind
vest, fresh. Arrived-Schooner A. Heaton.
Rogers, master, thirty five days from Rio |
de Janeiro. No departures.
VICKsBURG, August Passed up
James Howard, last night. Up to-day
Katie. at P. NJ. Down-Cityof Alton. at |
8 A. NJ. The river rose two inches. Weather |
clear and warm.
ST. L~y1s, August .-Departed- Gene
We've. tor Vicksburg. River has fallen
twenty inches, and all the upper streams
are declining rapidly. Weather clear and
warm.
4l11SbCHO, auSuet s.-AeaNSA cSeOh ASSt
seven inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy.
CAIRO, August 7-Arrived-Grand Tow
er No. 9, from New Orleans, at II A. NJ;
Vicksburg, from Vicksburg. at five o'clock.
Departed-Vicksburg for st. Louis, at six
O'Clock. River forty-five feet and station
airy. Heavy DRIFT passing all day. Clear
and mild weather.
EVANSVILLE, August 7.-Wea.her clear
and mild. River rising slowly.
CINCINNATI, August River fifty four
feet five inches and falling Departed
Cherokee, for New Orleans. Weather clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, August River still rising
Slow y, twenty nine feet six inches in the
canal. Arrived-Ctarles Morgan, from
New Orleans. Departed-Cbarles Morgan,
for Cincinnati. Weather clear and pleasant.
MARKETS.
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LADIES' LIST.

Office hours or Sundays from 10 4. N. 70 IL u.
Persons calling for these letteIs will please say
Advertised" and give date.
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BANKS AND BANKING,

T OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
51...............Camp street.
CAPITAL. 100000.
T.. c. PALMER. President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
Directors:
Ed. CONERT, FREDERICK WING,
J. H KsLLER, W. H. THOMAS
". B. SCHMIDT, JAORS JACKSON,
Z. C. PALMER
This company iHsures against loss by burglars,
thieves and fire at low rates and its capital gives
security to depostors
Small deposits received, and six per cent inter.
est per aunum. payable mi-annuslly.
jyll 1y John &. WALTON, Cashier.
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