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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22
VALUABLE SECOND DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN KRRwIN.
Second District Court for tho Parish of Orleans.
No. 37,749.

RY G. e.: .GIRARDEY, AUCTIONEER-
1875, At twelve O'Clock NJ, at the St Charles
Auction Exchange, will be sold at public auction,
~ 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 twenty seven tn
OF March, 1875, and rendered in the above entitled
succession the following described property, to
. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
~ 1d city and IN the
Rocheblave streets, designated a. lot No ., on
plan Of C. A. Hedn dated thirteenth of April 1850.
OF A. G. Ainsworth late notary Of this city, Said
lot forms the corner Of Bienvile and Tontl streets
and measures Is feet front on Bienville street by
parallel lines; together with all the improyemsnts
but recently reconstructed.
Terms-Cash on the spot
Act Of sale before W. J. Castell. ESQ. notarv
public; at the purchasers expense.
mk3l ap3 10 II Is myl4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22
Second District Court tor the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 410.

No. 81, 40.
RY C. E. GlRARDEY, AUCTIONEER-
- Office No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY Nav
~, 1875 at twelve O'clock NJ, at the st. Charles
auction Exchange. in the rotunda Of the st.
Charles Hotel. will BE sold at public auction. by
virtue and ia pursuance Of an order from the
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated April I.
1875. and rendered in the above entitled success.
sion, the following described, we'll located and
productive property, to wit
THAT WELL KNOWN SUGAR PLANTATION
situated, being and lying in the parish of PLAQUE
mines Louisiana. on The right bank of the Missis.
sippl river, known as Messrs. Banchin & 0iraud's
"P0inte aux Chenes' sugar plantation. 1t is about
twenty-five miles below the city of New Orleans,
40 arpents in depth. with the double concession in
the rear, containing about $40 arpents together
with all the Improvements thereon Comprising
partly as follows: large and we'll built two story
brick dwelling, with front and rear gallery: a
frame sugarhOuse and purgery of large CAPACITY:
the engine is of Leeds manufacture and the
machinery powerful and complete; five sets Of
open kettles, capacity ten hogsheads per diem.
and all in good order; also large store and frame
good brick houses in the rear and two frame
houses. draining machine. Around the main
residence 10 q hne garden in vegetables and
flowers and 2 splendid orchard Of orange and
pecan trees. There are about $50 arpents Of Sec
ond year stubble. The property is under lease to
.. W. sawyer. ESQ.,, until the thirty-first of De-
cember, 1873. with the rental prepaid and will be
sold subject thereto and with the rental reserved
Terns-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale 1t the expense of the purchaser. h.
lore .--. notary public.
Hpl4 II "a nyl IS ~
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III; la6 :; 1868. 1917: new ives lleh; ten'forty

I'LL ias ~; 1863. lsls new hve' llss; sen'sorty
SIssa bond. oujst and nominal Tennessee skies
20 new 20: virgiris SKIES -, new "a, consolidated
59k deferred Louisiana skies 49, new g. levee
zs. s. rshs en- se esh's 4s nxs;
new 8, specia, tax 81; South Carolinas. now -,
April ana October 3lA.
Shore Wabash. St. Paul and Northwestern. which
closed weak. Central l02; Erie BIZ; Lake shove
Ia InSs csntg: % sook
Su6treasury bslances-Goa, $50, 4S4.404 cur
The Sub.Treasurer paid out $3.50, goo on account
of interest and 42l 600 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day 1882 COO
Cotton closed dul; middllng uplands Ie1c; Ut
leans l6hc; saes to. az 1872 bales; net receipts 26
Futures closed quiet sales "A 500 bales IS follows:
Is ssc: July Is 2issais Ice: August is issc;
September 6 2l-3ac; October Is 3l6dl6 .-32c; No.
vember l6 32NlG ll6c; December JIG i-l60l6 3.sc;
Southern -four quiet and vnchsnged common to
fair extra IS os05 IS; good to choice do IS 700
red Western. Corn &c lower; 90 ASK to s3c for
yellow Western. Coffee firm; l6 0l9Hc, gold fer
Rio. Sugar quiet: scarcely SO firm at lls9s s-l6c
far to good refining Ice; prime ~ 07hc; mo.
leases 85-l618'sc: muscovado exc; centrifugal
1sc. holasses hrn; 44c for fifty test: Rice quiet
steady; 90 O7lsd2 l2h for strained Turpentine
steady; 371a G38c. Pork finer; @22 Is for new
Beet quiet Lard esssr s:
v
Liverpool heavy and lower; Gotten by steam 32d
ad
Leather firm; henlock sole. Buenos Ayres
and Bio Graude. light, middle and heavy weights.
q O3Oc; California 90 25h 022c; commsn do 2JhU
28c. Wool dull and unchanged; domestic fleece
48060c; pulled 3O6SOc; unwashed l6033c; Texas
2O035o
CINcIsSArr, April 2l.-Cotton-Dull; mddling
I5ssc. FlOur-Demand good ut full prices; family
SIS 40d5 50. Wheat-Red 81 1901 ~. C0rn-Dul':
73075c. Oats steady; 6807Oc. Pcrk-$22 2s022 so
for city mess Lard-GoOd on spot 1855 Ol5Ac;
sales 500 tierces. SO ler May at SAC Bulk meats
frm shoulders 8asc; clear rib llAc: clear 2Ac;
sales 100000 lbs clear rib buyer in June at u &C.
clear rbl2sc clear 13ac. Whisky held at 81 l3;
81 IL bid.
1T. LOUIS, April 2l.-Cotton-Little doing; mid
ding l51sc. Flour less firm; low and medium
grades still in light supply and wanted superfne
winter 81 IS as extra winter SIS 1905 Is; double
extra is 2505 so; treble extra S. 65d5 IS; family
$606 50. Wheat frmer; No. 2 red winter 8 81 j.
al 3lA No. 81 %; sample lots of spring Chicago
81 O50l TO- Corn dull; No. mixed 7l072a4c.
Oats inactive; No. 2, 62d63hc. Whisky 81 Is.
Pork firm: held at $22 Sc. Dry salt meats firm;
shoulders shc; clear rib POP c; clear II 0Rkc.
Bacon strong; shoulders 9as 09hc; clear RIB $50
l3hc; clear 1919 Ol3kc. Lard l51ac refused.
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA. AprN2l.-Spanish gold 2230l24 Amer.
lean 230023L Exchange active: IN the United
States, sixty days currency. 92094 premium;
sixty days. gold, l2l0l22 premium; short sight,
gold. l25 OFF premium; on London 150Ol52 pre-
MUM; on Paris, l240l25 premium. sugar active;
No. II Dutch standard l6js 0lha4 reals " arrOba;
in gold, Ia AK reals
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22

MONETARY
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE
WBDNEsDAY EYRNING. April IL. 1873.

&
"WEDNESDAY kvRNING. April 81, 1875.
We have no material change to note in the
m oney market to day, the general features of tho
situssi0n being still . largo amount OF unemp0y ed
capital on deposit. which shows no nOticeabe in.
crease or diminution The gold market fell Oh &c
. little after noon under the influence Of . dis
patch showing similar decline 1t New York This
sudden Decline il attributed to the announce ment
of the SecretaI5-6s the Treasury. published in the
press kilograms tls morning. calling in IS 0GO 900
Of the five twenty bonds, upon which interest is
payable IN July, and ordering the Nav interest to
be paid without rebate. At the came time some
surprtse was expressed that. supposng this fact
to be the real cause of the decline. its effect had
not become perceptible at an earlier h0nr.
Foreign exchange. eympathizing with the de.
cline in gold, showed q slight falling oil. while y
mOderate business was done in domestic, at un.
changed rates.
In securities although operations are still re.
stricted BY polit cal influences. the market ex-
hibited more activity than yesterday, showing. as
will appear from the reports below. no quOtsble
advance except in one or TWO instances. CITY gold
bearing seven per cent were steadier. while new
eral movement. Closed with no quOtable variation.
We are inform ed that the original draft of the
bill TOR the financial relief of the city prepared by
the committees from the three commercial bodies
and the City Council, has been 80 modified as to
mako express recognition Of the vested rights and
issue Of 1852. 1t is understood that this action
moves the objection to the measure which was
entertained. aud that so long it retains the
above feature the cOmplicat Ons v hich a few days
since appeared threatening need not be appre'
We continue to quote first class sixty days
paper and collateral loans at SOC y cent v an
mum; Al do at l00l2, ard second grade at l5Ol8.
First class mortgages still rule at 90lO p cent y
annum while second grade are entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22
BY r. N. q B. ]. Montgomery.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION. RING TIL

SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION. BFTNG THp
.,,su,,, LAST ADJUDICATION
AUSTIN GAMES ct AL. Va. JUSTIN HOLLAND
s EAkCUrOR OF JOSEPH c. MOSBY.
Nos. % 1886 and 81 1870
Rrm H I'M NJ: q B. ;. 1lONTGOMERY-R
~ ~ M: montgomery. Auctioneer.-Wil be eolc on
WEDNESDAY, May H. 1875, at twelve o,clocE N NJ
az me st. Charles r. Auction Exchange in the
pursuance Of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot.
11d2e OF the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. dated January 49, ls75-
H. CkRTAlN LOT OF GROUND. together with
an me oniidlngs and improvements thereon, stu.
Sted IN the First District of this city in the
bounded oy Perdido Gravier johnson and Gslves
inchee lines front on Galvez street by l32 feet
inches lines IN depth. between parallel liaes.
2. CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. together With
Al the Improvements thereon situated in the First
District 81 this city, in the square bounded bv
Gravier, johnson. Perdido and Gaivez sfreefs .n1
Masasusi1nG 20 feet front on Calves street, by
Terme-Caah In United Statee Treasnrv ro+..
Act OF sale before James Graham, notary pnbi,c
ut the expense Of tho purchaser. A~-' pu"''c'
epll IL q 80 myl2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following were to-day unanimously elected
dreefo rs Of the Bank OF LAFAYETTE: Messrs J. A.
Braeelmar. Gus. A. Breaux, william g. Coyie, s.
Hopkins, Jr., George Johnston, Beny Russell and
G. }. Fredercks. We learn that this bank has al
ready received considerable accession to its bust
ness since Its removal to it's presen, location and
that its shares are now quoted 81 higher than last
Gold opened at Il4Hall5k, against lis at New
York. and after liberal business closed at ll4A q
lis. against ll4A in that market. where it
summed up esl GOO embracing 900 at ii4,i
600 at ll4zs: $1,000 at &Tl5; $4,000, SIS go
and 8l5.t 100 at lis and $1,000 $1,000 and $40 600
No sales Of silver were reported. American half
dollars are still quoted at lOs0loss. while Mexican
Forei On exchange responded to the decline in
gold at New York, falling off fully ITO y cent for
sterling and L for francs. The movement in the
425, lOO comprising $4,000 bill Of iadng at SIS ST.:
2lO 600 do ct IS 57,a as So; 225OO and $4,000 do at
IS So; $1,000 do and $4,000 AL clear at SIS 5sk. and
latter
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 81
5 81 for bank. and francs at 453aa 0452s for COM
mercal and 45O0- for bank.
.. New York sight was in light supply. moderate
$l52 600, embracing $1,000 commercial at % cent
premium, and $4,000 and s 10 600 do, $50 600 s Is 600
and $4,000 private bankers and $4,000 bank at
The banks continued to check on Rev York at
p cent premium. .. and commercial sight was
Stocks continue in request, With general up
ward tendency. The sales include Is and AZ
shares Mutual National Bank at s57 so; 81 do at
$58. and Factors and Traders Insurance Com
pany at 500 50. Both of these stocks show an ad-
vance of about O. per share over last week. Sales
were also reported Of = Bank of America at $56.
and an offer of l4o was refused for Germania Ma
tiOnai Bank, which shows improvement in
each of Sc per share over last weeks quotations.
Yesterdays apprehensi0ns of more political COM
plicatiOns having somewhat subsided, the move.
ment in bonds was of more liberal extent for both
city and new State consolidated, and rates were
steadier but without quotable variation. The
sales comprised $1,000 old city currency seven per
cents at 80; $1,000 new do at 33a: $50 200 city
city gold bearing seven Der cents, embracing $1,000
at Aas; $4,000 $1,000, $4,000. 5000 and 6 ID 900 at
IS; $1,000 at 35h and $4,000 at ssh; $55OO0 new
ktate consolidated seven per cents, embracing
$4,000 at 574; $40 600 at ST; $4,000 at 57,. and
$4,000 at So; $500 first mortgage Jackson rail.
road issues ct 81. and $4,000 United States five
No sales OF city grip we're reported. It is now
quoted at 38h 03g&. The market appears to fluc-
tuate u p cent, according to the improvement
or falling of in the light demand.
metropolitan Police warrants are without ap-
parent movement, and are still quoted at about 81.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in State warrants. Old, not
fundable are now quoted at about 80; old fundabe
continue to rule at 35436, while new are steady
at Sc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22
The Political Millennium i'm Louisiana.
A special dispatch from Washington to


Congressman Wheeler, of New York, ar.
rived here this morning, on his return from
New Orleans. He says that the adjustment
is triumphant success and that there is
good feeling on every hand. The condition
| OF affairs In New Orleans is more hopeful
than it appeared when the House COM
mNtee went there last winter. The com.
promise in the Legislature has been
adopted in good faith aud under circum-
MIR. Wheeler is informed by leading citizens
of New Orleans that there has been no such
good feeling since the war as now exists
There was SO little excitement at the meet
ing of the Legislature that even the pres
ence OF policeman was not necessary.
The substantial business men have begun
to assert themselves, and it is largely to
their influence that the successful adoption
of tho compromise is due. Hitherto the
business elements Of that State have not
been an important factor in politics. Bust
ness classes are very hopeful of the results
of peace Mr.. Wheeler is advised of several
business enterprises which were made con.
tingent upon the adoption of the compro-
mise. There are everywhere indications of
business revival. There have been more
transactions in real estate in tho last few
weeks than for months before. .
The election Of the new Speaker is con-
oAuOAOO . CASAA0O00V AuUlCdVOu VI the GID.
cerity and good faith of the Democrats.
Wilt opposed the compromise from the
beginning to the end, and voted against it,
but his own party voted against him for
Speaker, and for Democrat who has
steadily supported the compromise. On
the Republican side the strength of the
adjustment entirely overpowered all oppos-
ton. Pinchback, who left Washington
breathing threatenings and slaughter, was
compelled to relinquish his opposition, ow.
ing to his inability to influence his people. |
Governor Kellogg and Marshal Packard |
worked earnestly for the compromise. The
adoption of the amendments TO the State
which fix limit to the rate of |
taxation, and the fact that one branch of |
The State Legislature is Republican and |
me other Democratic, seem now to render |
further robbery of the people |
oy political rings, Cad furnish another |
for the hope of Increased nrOs-
3erity. paws
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22

A London manager was telling rather a
poor anecdote, without much point in it, to
the members of his company assembled in
the green room; Most Of them sycophsnts,
they all laughed loudly at the feeble Jest
beg pardon. all but one. The dull dog
foundly miserable, was at last nudeed nv
his companion. "Why don't You laugh.
Tom; why don't you laugh! Don't You See
the governor is looking ct your 'Let him
look, you fool was tho answer; "don't You
know am going to leave on Saturday."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOUTS-Steamer John Kvle-38 bales cotton
1913 bbs Hour $50 bbs meal 1872 skis oats lN95 SKIS
bran 1872 SKIS corn 592 bales hay 26 ties lard n ties
bacon and enndry produce
ARGYLE LAEDING-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
29O bales cotton 1882 SKIS cotton seed sks seed
ton aud sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-l46 bbIs
rice % SKIS rough rice aud supdries
BONNET CARRE-Steamer JOsephine-35 AXIS
rough rice and sundries
BATON ROUGE--Steamer Hodge-24 hhds
sugar l Dbl mOlasses Is bales moss 10 bags wool
and suudrea
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lizzie Hopkins--4O hhds
sundries
neutrality-suspicious. Era No 1910 hhds sugar
20, 600 hoop poles and snndriea
WHITE HALL-Steamer Mary Ida-39 bills mo-
iassee half bbls ;nolassee 10 SKIS rough rice and
suadres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Waloon-42 sks green
peas ~ bbls green peas and sundres
BONNET CARRE-Steamer Wawenock--l2 SKIS
rough rice and snniries
LOWER COAST-SteamerK Kate Dickson-S undrles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-Sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
April al hind sugar 10 bbls measses 10 sks rough
rice 3,2O7 50 i'll specie 436 head cattle and sun
dries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. April
2l-27 bales cotton 3l4 SKIS peas 800 bbls lime and
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
Road. April 2l-393 bales cotton and sundries
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LOST
S'>>>>>>>N'N>~~N~c|~ NNNc.o~~o>>cn
,OST OR MISLAID.

go warrants numbered as follows
HAIL. an rniip Perrin, drawn to the order Of J
x ~ for $loo No. 234s for 500. 10. ESQ ~fa
No; 135l for $40; total 5 a9o. -''' -'''
NJ a5,ss .. becntel drawn and indorsed VI
"U; ssss ior so, No. 234O for $500; total ij
fnra sD0ot y 1900 in warrants on the co ntb1
indorsed by him. 40
tsyment on tho above having been stcyg,2
~ HoexA reward viii be paid for the return 4
E.F. HBBWm
the Expe1ses Of the Senate. "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22
AUCTION SALES
By g.. =. Girardsv.

6 feet Ii inches iaes mont n, ~,
las street, by depth Of III Il et ~ cnoapA
lines, between par1llels The iot neho
proved with q brick buildine - j
Dlumm's blacksmith shop and q T.. xnoM
dwelling. and two story frame kitchsr ;V.esy =
Lots Nos. and measure 81 fsa, ~ u =
lines front ON Tchoupitou Lac strsst u M
IL inches lines in depth, between na.! ~ u s
Lots Nos. 8 and measure each RI ~ T.
5 lines front on Tch0upit0ulAa str.s.ot ma
between parallel lines Of 127 feet IN ius,I "
and are improved by two f.ness u
ings. etc. The entire foregoing A NJ, % 10 Ii
T. Braun, surveyor. dated the mn taaa
March, 1875. deposited in the ofaco w SssesnN ,
tiOneer. oh etches Of which will br snr W. 10 b
acts OF sale before the notary her.;~cc 20 ID
toned d
Terms and COnditions-OHe.th third ea.h
and the remainder at one and two vs.r.s ~ tasA
notes Of the purchasers. specially secured hi
gage and vendors lien on the property s.H u
ing eight, per cent per annum interestt ~ -
day OF sale until final payment. The ,rc.s@A
contain the usual tve per cent sttoSns
clause, binding the purchasers to nas vl99syit
that the notes given in part naymss,m N
have to be sued upon to enforcs ~
The improvements to be kept fully insn, psyas
purchasers, and the policies trsnsfer.se99 HS
executor or holders Of the notes. .nS.,
chasers further to assume the payment a! tae
taxes for the year 1874. PAYABLE in iasso VI Nd
above the price of adjudication. ''' evrH
Acts of sale at the expense of tho
before Joseph Cohen. Esq, notary nnh,ip"u fchaaA
mh2l 90 p ap3 10 IA II % c'
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pool path ultimo, via Corunna and Havana, to
3, 6ilae Weeks ko0-lth district -, -
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher from rensacolz, to o
Stuher-Now BaAin
STEAMBOATS,.
Ri HODGE. 9cElrcy. from. Baton Rouge
WawenOck. Gleason. from Bonnet Cairo
Era No 10. Dalferoa, from LAt0urche
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from White Hall
Marie. Bassett. from Lower Coast
Wsloon. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Kate Dickson, Taylor. from Lower Coast
Lizzie Hopkins. Dupuis from Tfibodaux
John Kyle, Hutchson. from st Louis
Frank Pargoud. White from Argyle Landing
Rice Farmer. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Josephine, COzzons. from Bonnet Care
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Stock on hand and shipboard, not cleared l4l 81
Stock same time last year. 1853 "a

Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared l4l slg
stock same time last year.. 1853 54S
To-days exports embraced 2o6s bales to Liver.
pool, $3.50 to Havre and GOO to Malaga
against 1908 last wednesday, and is last year
masHDg. an aggregate since Friday evening OF
44s bales against so6l last week and 3o6s last year
last year-decrease lsl 800.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts 1T
day 7sS bales against 1881 last 9. and SSH ast
year, and since Friday 1873 bales against rs 897
ist xsea and Sass last sncs
Apgl FL lss year Excluding the above
Sse sos LAST week TO er sn
2SS96 last year. and to the continent 1918 bales,
against 7los last week and l6, l62 last year.
stocks ct all the delivery ports made up to IL
NJ SIS s2a 81 bales against 5ef 1856 last week and
TosAcCo17he only transaction reported to-
mated at $500 bids We now quote: Inferior inciud.
ing frosted s and trashy sSskc medium l6olokc:
GOOD 10y 0i6c; nne l70lsc. and selections I90ac
Received since last evening, none; exported none:
stock on hand. by our running statement, 442i
FREIGHTS-we have not heard of . shipment to
Liverpool by either steam or sail at I'd nor to
ments were made to-day to Havre at &c. and We
presume the Liverpool room. by sail at Sd. is net
yet yet all taken up A. the same time Sd offered
unengaged stoutly insisting On I'D. Cotton is ship
eby all rail at .0c y 100 lbs to Baltimore 75c TO
philadelphia and New York, and size to Boston.
We quote as follows
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'D aeked to Bos.
ton Nc; to Providence and Fall River13.l6c to New
York SC; to Philadelphia &c.
By s.il-Cotton 70 Liverpool SAID to Hsvre
! 01c; to Bremen Ac to Boston, Providence and
Fell River 9-l6c
SUGAR-Only hogshead came in this morning
The market is quiet and unchanged, and we quote
SIS 07c for COLI mon; II 07Ac fer fair; &c for fully
Ar; sA dstc Tor prime; Sssc for strictly prime
&c for choice; 708ac for seconds 9ac for yellow
clarified and 1Oc for white clarified, Stock in the
'heds on the sixteenth 1853 hhds
AOLASSkS-The receipts this morning were
connned to 10 bills. The market is quiet, but
steady and unchanged, and We quote soc for re-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22
EXPORTS.

HAvRE-Ship D W Chspmsn-3O9o bales cotton
5000 slaves
LIvERPOOL-Ship Arel--2o6s bales cotton 2O0O
bxs starch 1873 sks Oilcake
TARRAGONA AND MALAGA-Bark Imperator-
For Tarragoha-62. 400 slaves spars For Malaga
600 bales cotton
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYS-Steamship w P
Clyde-For Key West-775 bbls -four l35 sks corn IS
ties hams $50 ties tallow 400 eks bran 10 SKIS oats
cks bacon hhds engar bbls moasses 459 pkgs
sundries For Cedar Keys-3ll bills -four SKIS bran
3s sks oats So bbs whisky bales hay l6 cks bacon
1853 pkgs supdries
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COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Aprj

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 81 1876
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 200
bales additional yesterday, when the actual bust.
ness was $500 bales embraced 275O bales at steady
prices for good staple kinds while other deserip-
lions were irregular, without any quOtable varia.
ton. We give also the figures and report Of the
Exchange in full, as below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-22
BELOW-COMING Up.

Bark Truce. Cowper, from Liverpool February IA
toJ Bryson &co-
OUTSIDE THE BAR-BOUND IN.
Steamship Yazoo, Barrett, from Philadelphia 10th
instant, via Havana to 4 YOrke-
Steamship C0rtes. Freeman, from New York 10th
instant, to Mouton-
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sacoud District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. J729

DY G. f.. GIRARDEY. AUCTlONkERs:.-
ID THURSDAY, April y, 1875. at twelve 1clocx ".
at the St. Charles Auction Exchange on 81 CnarleS
street between Gravier and Common streets, Will
be sod ut public auction, by and in pursuance OF
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. judge OF tne
SecOud District Court for the parish OF Ofisans,
dated March 90 1876 and rendered in the above
entitled succession, the following described and
very valuable real estate, to wit