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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.
NEw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,

WEDNEaDAY EVENING. October 20. 1875. !
The offerings of discounts were reported
limited by one OF two of the bapke, but
were generally of fair extent. On the
street the demand for money was moderate.
and rates showed Q falling off of a q " v
cent. Collatersls were scarce and in only
moderate demand.
We now quote collateral loans and first
class commercial signatures at oil Y cent
month; AL do at l0lk, and second
grade at liz a.. First class mortgages
continue to rule at 10 v cent " annum;
second grades are entirely nominal.
There was . liberal movement in gold
and foreign exchange, the latter q little
lower.
No sales of stocks are reported and a
few sales of bonds without material change.
At the nesting of the Funding Board some
1000 old State bonds were funded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
By Sheriff Waggaman.
SUCCESSION OF THK LATE J. L. REINKCKR. DIR
CEASED,

Second District Court for the Parish of orIeans-
No. 3s,l3.
RY yIRTUE AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN oRpsB
virtue o. supps ssnssi srS.r AAu Of s'sS Ss y
october is, 1878, both 70 me directed by
tne honorao,e the, SECOND District Court for The
parish OF Ofies3e N the sboye entitled matter, j
VIII proceed t6ssh q public auctisn, on the
1875. g. ave 0clocf P, r.. for account Of IA
sIStcesaion' the following Described properly. to
TEE CIeAR STORE Aup IT'S CosrRnra .,t.
az soSHe e y Lesi! EAshenes alIsy
cecsnd District Of this city, III = pr hvsnteRy
Alss. OLE H0ns. - 1uaGY. b. sr-.iri.
o l1srss- oasA - ~ NJ sxsv, !, sa.s,.rh b.
oe2o y n Ass civfl AhsriS q ~ fssSsk s9d,i..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, OctOber 20. 1879

CoTToN-The sales to-day mot including
l75 bales late yesterday, when the sales
proper reached 800 bales). embraced $500
bales, at irregular and lower price,, r, :
curing reduction of IL q Ac in our quota
lions OF all the grades from strict good or
binary to strict middling inclusive, and of
SO IN the higher grades. We give also
the figures and report of the Exchange in
full, as below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21

Pf c. e.. (sIRARDEY, AuCTIONEER-
- Ohice No 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY NOyem.
Der 70 1873 will be sold at public auction at twelve
O'Clock al the 1t. Charles Auction Ex, hange il
the iotnnda Of the st. Caar,e- HOTEL in this city
0oy virtue and in pursuance of order from the
Hon a. L. 1i.sot, Judge Of the Second District
court for the parish Of 'ieans, dared the fifteenth
day OF October, 1875, and rendered in the above
erty to wit ref
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
buildings aud improvements thereon situated in
ths First District of this city, and in the square
bounded by ClsibOrns. Willow, ITALIA and Mel.
pon,e Enc streets AID designated BY the Nos and
3: said lots a"join each other and mes sure each
30 feet inches front on Thaa street by III fee2
in depth. betwe0n parallel lines.
Terms-Ons nsf cash; balance Ut one years
creait with note bearing mortgage on the proper.
y and eight per cent interest per snnum from
date until paid five per cent sttorney's fees in
case OF jndlctA proceedings to enforce uayment Of
said note, property to be insured and policy Of
insurance trans erred and the purchaser to A..
sume he payment Of si the tsxes for 1875, PAYABLE
IN 1876, over the price Of adjudication.
Act o. Has before Octave Morel, ksq., notary pub.
lie, vt pArGhasers expense. oel9 20 al noa Ia III 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
AUCTION SALES.
By George Pearson.
SALE OF stIZED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CusroMHouss,
Collectors Office, )
New Orleans. October 81, 1876
RY GEORGE PEARSON, AUCrIONERR.-
- In accordance with the provisions of section
w! Of he Revised Statutes, approved June ~
eid' the following described seized goods will b.
house building, on FRIDAY November s. is75 at
II A. M y A"'"' ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY

JOSEPHINE SPITzFADDBN, WIFE OF GEORGE
sCHkRpF, vs. GpDlRkY sOHBRfF, TUTOR
AND J0SEPAISE SPlTZFADDEN, WIFE OF
Ell AIS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
AUCTION SALES,
By Placide J. Spear.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. CoRrp,
PlETY AND LOVE STREETS, AND TIVE.
VACANT LOTS OF GROUND. In TBE ~,
DlSTkICT OF THIS CITY ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21

TREss SPRINGS WakNI TEf f,Ir,M T8ns't bTs
SUCCkSSION OF FRANCOIS LAYAUY
Second District Court for the Parish Of Urlsr
No. 38.28l.
PH PLAClDR !. SPEAR, AUCTIoEBI
d ONCE No. 46 Exchange sliey,NTGESS
November 2. 1875. ct 1890 a. M, viii be sOl
public auction, at No. 204 Bourbon str eet, betV
St Philip and Dumaine streets. by virtue and inJ
susnce to an order from the Hon. A. L. III
lHdge of the Second District Court for the NJ
OF 0rlesus. dated October 49, 1875. for accom-
One lot Of FURsITuRE, TOOLS, MATTE
PAT kNT RIGHT Of the United states for i'm d..
nients IN bedsteads and testers; one PITl
RIGHT OF tbs United States for improvement
sawmi 10.
7. rms-Cash. oc2l as 10 \
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
MEXICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION

The market opened under the depressing
ing influence of a decline of Lied At Liver
pool, with sales Of 10000 bales, and of sc
in spots at New York, with reduc ion vf
100 Nc in the quotations for futures.
Sterling exchange, moreover, had given
way lc, equal to 2-l0 p cent Under these
circumstances the ebdeavors of factors to
large portion of the sales showed a decline
OF 1sc, the rest was at falling off of Ac,
The supply was in excess of the demand.
and with an accommodating stock, tog Their
country, or orders for currency to nav
wages and for cotton purchases, it would
have been manifestly impolitic not to meet
me demand at the limits of pending orders.
Sales were occasionally made under our in
side figures. Good staple kinds shared IN
the weakness Of other descriptions.
The Exchange reports: Sales 1000 bales.
Market Irregular and unsettled" Its quo
tations are reduced Nc for middlipp And
lsc for other grades.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN.
Tbursdas, Oct0bsr n, ISIS.
CLEARED YEsTERDA,

Steamship W Hswes. Quick, ibr Galveston. in
=. bAliAst
Mexican brig Bspsrsrss, Bzsso, for Vera Cruz
Schooner @ Dill. Fins, for Cedar ksys Tsups
aud 4snAtee 49,. : = =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand and on shipboard
STOCK on hand same time last year ..... 81 3

o'ocA on hanu same Time last Sear.. so 286
Receipts proper since last evening 5797
bales, against 1867 on last Wednesday, and
nv last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening OF % 947 bales, against
1912 last week, and 1865 last year, and
since August 81 of 1903 932 bates. against
SS,O82 last year-incresse, $3.50.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts ct all the ports from IL M. yester-
day to IL N: to-day % $50 bales, sesins,
2O567 last Wedne. day, and 1924 las,
year, end aimee Friday 1854 bales. against
81 ,092 last week, and 50 699 last year: total
since August 81. 5l7 1888 bales against 49,
Jul up to Tuesday noon, O. .tiber 20. Las,
y yer 81 Excluding the above s,s24)-incrsase,
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive, To
Great Britain 1892 bales, against 1852
last week and 2, SO5 last year, and 70 che
continent IL, 1888 bales. against q, 9l3 last
week and 77S8 last year.
Stocks at oil the delivery ports, made up
to u H., 322, or bales, against $50, 1884 last
week, and 308, 055 last vesr
ToBAccO-We did not hear of Q trausac-
ton to-day. The amount on sale ia esti-
mated at $500 hhds. We continue to quote
70 follows: Low Tugs at 7071sc; good SO
go; low Leaf Ga 0I2c; medium I304k.
good l5h 0I7c; tine 10 s2Oc Received since
last evening none; exported none; stock ON
nand ny our running statement $3.50 bbds
FREiGHTs-Yestarday We reported ship
for Hsvre at 1876 for cotton Nathine hss
Deen reported since, and we continue to
quote ~ follows: "
~ stesn-Cotton TO Liverpool -0lI.I6d;
70 Bremen l6d; to New York Nc: 10 Bos.
ton, Providence and Fall River. via New
York, Nc; to Philsdelphis 40.
by sAii-Cots0D ~ Liverpool -0sS. IN
Hsvre oil Sl6c; to Antwerp s. i6e: 70
mourg hd; 70 Amsterdam Md; to Genoa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
Meteorological aod River Report,

The following statement VI the weather
and rivers is furnished by the Signal Service
office stationed at New Orleans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT Properly

IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY.
THs DOUBLE COTTAGE ON TWO LOTS FRONT.
ING ON ITALIA STREET, BETWEEN CLAI.
BORNE AND WILLOW.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN oUDRR, AND OF BIS
WIFE, BARBARA ;. TIL
Second District Court fer the Parish of Orleans
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SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

Second District Court for the Parish of ORLEANS
Nos. 37,685 and 81, 685, consolidated.
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and killed McHenry with knife after
being shot, died this evening from his
wound. He was prosperous merchant.
His loss will be deeply felt in North Missis-
aSppi
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15

propriated for the President $418, 9O4,
or an average of $l04, 726 year. This
compared with Lincoln's Expenses in
war times, is extlavagant, yet dur
ing the second term of Grants Ad-
ministration, those figures were in-
creased, the average being $l19, 289 a
year.
The figures disclose some remarkable
facts and contrasts: Taylor, Fillmore,
Pierce, Buchanan and Lincoln were
content To follow in the footsteps of
their predecessors, aud affect no osten-
tatIon whateverj Lincoln met all the
extraordinary demands of the war,
with deprecated currency at con-
siderably less than One-half what it.
Gusts under Grant, when greeubacks are
worth SIS cents i'll gold. and nothing
further than the Sun = statement, which
is derived from the records, is ueces-
sary to prove the prodigality of his Adj
ministration, and as that Journal APPLY
remarks, lit IS no wonder that he
wants third tersngp 49,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
r E L EC-R APHlC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
RED CLOUD AGENCY, July IA.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, July IA.
The soldiers killed two Indians and
wounded three others on Little White
river. Great excitement prevails, aud
will somewhat delay the work of the
Commissioners.
NEW YORK, July IA.
Cardinal McCiosky will sail for
Europe August 7th Tor the purpo'e of
visiting Rome, TO receive the scarlet
hat aud ring from the Pope. his GER
emony will take place i'll public in the
consistory of the Vatican. in the pres
ence of other Cardinals aud Bishops III
Rome. The Papal Envoy, Mons. Ro-
cate, and DIR. UOuidi will return to this
city the latter part Ut this week. They
leave for Liverpool july %, stopping
short time in England, aud then pro-
coed to Rome. via Paris. "A number OF
Catholic societies will escort them to
the steamer.
SARATOGA, July IA.
An immense multitude of people are
congregated on the grand stand on the
bank of the lake. There Is quite Il
breeze blowing, but the surface Of the
lake is smooth enough for rowing.
The call for tue boats to come into line
was fixed at 11:l8. All We're i'll position
for starting except Dartmouth. There
was some confusion III getting the
boats in position for starting, and some
changes made. The water is growing
rougher, aud there are reports OF dit
ticulty at the starting point. Dart
mouth Was at last towed into line. The
boats have just started III the great in
ter-collegiate three mile race. At the
first mile flag Harvard led. having
passed Cornell. The latter had the
lead at the first half mile, Dartmouth
second and Harvard third. At the
mile and half Harvard continued to
lead, but was passed by Cornell on the
second mile, all the crews pulling gal
lantly. AT the second mile flag Cornell
led with Harvard second. At the two
aud half mile flag Cornell was still
ahead, and won the race. Time, 1851.
After finishing the race the Cornell
crew put in shore. and We're seized by
the boys of Cornell College, who car
ried them by the grand stand with lond
cheers. The lime on the first mile was
GAO; second mile. 5;27; the two and
half miles, 1915.
New YORK. July IA.
The steamship Richmond, from
Lewis, Delaware. and tine steamship
City of New York, from Havana, have
arrived below.
BALTIMORE, July IA.
t. Mccarthy, brakeman on the
Northern Central Railroad, in attempt
ing to board IA train If the Western
Maryland Railroad. just outside the
city limits. lost his hold, aud falling OH
the track the end of the train passed
over his neck. severing the head from
the body. Deceased vas the support
of widowed mother and six children.
PHILADELPHIA, July IA.
Messrs. Leu Irgaba and Irsa, Japan
csc Commissioners TO the Centennial
Exhibbiticps have arrived in this city,
aud viii ss9R'iPpe 70 reside here until
the close II Che eshhiibi1Iio'p, ,hays
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
WHAT H COSTS 10 KEEP
GRANx.

The New York sun has taken pains
to 20 over the supply bills of the
White House for the last twenty five
years, and present detailed accounts of
the sums voted by Congress for each
President during that time. 1t COM
mences with the lay lor- Fillmore (Whig)
Administration, Ill l849. and shows
that the total amount appropriated for
civil and diplomatic expenses of the
President, for four years, was $780,
go, an annual average OF $34. 066. IS )
Next ON the list IS the administration
of Pierce (Democrat), from march
4th, 1858 to March 4th, 1857. During
these four years Congress appropri-
ated $l67, 1886. an average Of 81, 1896 a
year. se. ,.q
Next comes Buchanan (Democrat) 4,
during whose Administration. extend
ing from 1857 to 1861, the appropria-
tons amounted to $lS5, 1903, being an
annual average of SAG. SIS. r.
From 1861 to 1860, under Lincoln $
Republican Administration, the appro.
priatious were $20S, 1888. a yearly aver
age of $52,l
AS neither party is willing 10 take the
responsibilities of Johns ms Admins
tration, it is excluded from the compar-
ispp; besides. the national currency at
That time and during the last two
years Of Lincoln's Administration
was greatly deprecated. and the wages
of workmen at the White House Was
higher than at any time before or since.
This brings the appropriations down
to Grants first term. from 1869 to
1873, during which time Congress APP
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold yesterday in New York was re-
duced to 11434.
Legal tenders are firm at 81 buying
and S711. selling.
The Directors of the Bank of Califor-
MIA, at their meeting Saturday after
noon, declared dividend of per
cent. for the half year ending June 30,
amounting to $500. 900, payable to-day.
The rate is the same as before, though
the stockholders have to wait longer for
their money.
A fire occurred at Lawrence, Mass.
yesterday, burning a shanty ased;as "A
boarding house by the water works
hands, and two of the ten occupants
were burned to death.
Generat Sheridan has issued orders
and Instructions to General Crook ut
Omaha, to prevent persons from going
to the Black Hills coirntry, aud to expel
those already there.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
makes u statement in regard to the let
ter of Professor Marsh, saying that the
latter's charges, as revealed To him and
the Secretary Of the Interior, were not
I'M definite shape. They are before the
new Indian Commission, which will
proceed to investigate them.
The Brooklyn Eagle says a number
Of Brooklyn clergynlen aud ministers
of other cities have written to Beecher
expressing love and confidence.
At New York yesterday the steam
ship Idaho landed abou; 73D Mormons
under charge Ut agents appointed by
Bingham Young to conduct them from
Europe to Utah. There are in this
number several yoang women.
There Is far AIore than an average
yield Of wheat aud barley IN Minnes-
ota, Judging from present prospects.
lie American Book Trade Assocla-
ton opened yesterday at Niagara Fails,
with ain address from tue President.
The American nile team lett EdIn-
bursh yesterday morning. and arrived
III London last evening.
Siuce 1878 Cuatom-house receipts
have been gradually decreasing, caus-
ing dizziness III general business ana
smuggling. Much Of lhe latter is done
through the malls, and II Is proposed
to ask Congress To make pOStnasters
ex-otfirio customs officers, With power
to examine suspicious letters and pack
ages. Objection Is made to this, as II
would give postmasters too much OPP
portunlty to lamper with letters.
At Lyuchburg, Va, "a section OF the
City Hutel tell yesterday, killing one
woman, negro child, and seriously
injuring several others. 1r
K. V. DnnocR. u prominent merchant
at Carson, committed suicide yester-
day. Cause. financial embarrassments.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
LETTER FROM CORNUCOPIA.
The Nlimss-The Town and Things
ira General.

CoENUCopIA. July IL.
EDITOR SILVER STATE Cornucopia
il still struggling to maintain her ex-
istence. Her Leopard proves more
meritorious by ench days development.
The other mines surrounding it in the
same formation as prospected, show
the same character of ore. The Mon
arch, owned by Judge Sinclair and
others, it is thought, by many, will in n
short time rival the Leopard in rich
ness. They are still at work on the
Hussey. bnt are working no ore.
MANY PROSPECTUS
Are on the hills surrounding this place
every day, aud fetch in good specimens
of groupings. Time will only tell what
the future will bring forth. Very rich
ore is being taken from the Leopard.
aud it grows better and better as it
goes down.
AS tothe town, willsay it is grow
ing very fast. Since have been here
about thirty houses have been erected.
Including wood aud canvas, aud l really
think the thing is being overdue.
Money is scarce, and II great deal OF
business is done on credit. This is very
proper, perhaps, If could get my pro-
per share oil credit.
Tue town is now of such develop
ment as to require the services Of u
night police, aud last night there was
an election held to choose one of
SEVEN CANDIDATES IN THE FIELD. Al.
CAGE
Got away with the ballots, aud conse-
qnently is now chief of night police.
80 you may suppose AL. will be serene
whether We have lunar light or not.
Business men appear to be- doing
very we'll. Brown, whilom OF Sisson.
Wallace y Co.. at Winnemucca, is here
attending to the business of Woodruff
Y Elmer and Wells, Fargo Il Co. A.
ID. Walsh of the Cornucopia Restaur-
ant, Is dealing ont immense quantit es
of bunch-grass fed beef to hundreds
daily, supplied by the market of Grey
sou a Mclaughlin. OF places of amuse-
ment, Billy Allen OF your place, has
his dance house running, aud siuce his
new musicians arrived, Howard and
Holman of your place, he has crowded
houses every night.
THE JUSTICES COURT
Here is quite busy, its attention being
called upon most every day to adjudi-
cate cases OF differences. By the way
l ought to Mention that in the mer-
camille business Reeves is improving,
and although n new conner, guess is
doing as we'll as could be expected. but
l cannot mention all in one letter. Ad-
wise no one to come here without he
has means to establish himself in per-
manent business and Intends to stay.
For working men there are enough
here for the present. The place is 30
healthy doctors cannot thrive. Winter
wall be on soon, then we shall look 10
wINNEMUccA FOR OUR OUTLET,
II We get out ut all. aud Wiunemucca
can gam great deal by helping hands,
ana II she does not the people here will
try aud get III provisions enough TO last
the winter while the good season lasts,
aud thus bury themselves up until the
suspicious spring OF 1876. Yours,
ii. NJ. S.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15

BADARAccA, the Silver Age murderer,
who persisteDtly a-ser ed his innocence
at the preliminary examination, con-
leased his guilt III open court at Austin
last Monday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NNAXpAYERs TAKE NOTICE THAT IN
n pursuance OF Acts Of the Legislature. ron
are required to make out a statemcpt under
oath or afiirmati' n according to the form fur.
nished by me. a. far as the same Is ,pplieabIe
to your case. and deliver he same 10 me ~ n,
my office within Ave days from the, day' do,
nand IA made. or the Assessor will estimate
the vaiu OF yonr property and assess the Same
accordingly. and no deduction win Ia naaa
by the Board OF Equalization in the assess.
ment made by the Assessor AMI YOU are
further notified that in ease you have rot Real
Estate within the cousty ~ sufficient yaioe
70 secure the taxes, defi.and will be made for
immediate payment ~ the same, aud II not
paid without delay II will be my duty H. =. 4.
lect the same by dtstraint and sale 81 pror..r,,
Assessors Office. wimien,icca. Savida
April ~. 1875. JANE, BIscKNkp.
Assessor OF Humboldt county, Nsvsia,
apIaff III
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-15

AUR STAGES WILL mAAUn
~ leave winnemucca every &sK%tasSSgA "a
WEDNESDAY at 0 O'Clock A. M. Retnrniny.
will leave Cornucopia every SAT JRDAY. at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
Our Stock is all young and in excellent con.
dition, aud our Wagons arc all new. The Road
ven which we travel b FIRST-CLASs, and
acknowledged TO be the only direct route 10
and from the West for the Nav CAMP. t,
wiDnemucca 0ffiee---CEN TRIAL HOTEL and
FASHION STABLE
3, sCornacopia Office -IaEEvES & CO.'S store.
lyl4I .
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BORN.

In Dun Glen. July Sd. to the wife OF Henry
West, a daughter.