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THE TURF.
Yhe Races Mt Saratogo.

SARATOGA, August I4.-Frst Race
Sweepstakes for two-year ODDS, 500 en-
trance, b. f., with 500 added; second horse
to save his stake; three -fourtbs of . mile;
twenty four entries; nine starters. At tho
start Adelaide got of first. but at the three
quarter pole Sultana had the lead, with
Lille Belle second, Adelaide third. During
front. coming in winner by half dozen
lengths. Shirley second, Adelaide third.
Lille Belle fourth, Warlock fifth. Time
l:19. Weather fine; track heavy.
Second Rdce-Purse $500; for three year
ODDS; one mile and an eighth; four starters.
A good start. was made, McDaniels' filly
leading by a neck in passing the stand the
first time, RhOdamanthus second, Austria
lind and Papermaker close up. At the
length. On the back stretch Australind
and Rhodamanthus got even with the FLY,
and at the lower turn RhOdamanthus took
the lead, increasing his advantage to two
lengths at the finish, Australind second,
McDaniels' filly third, Papermaker foulth.
Time-2:04A.
Third Race-Purse $500; 800 and en-
trance money to second horse; two and
halt miles. Rutherford and Acrobat were
the only starters, the former being the
favOrite two to one. The horses got Off
well together, anu coutInheu Oh even terms
all the way down the back stretch. Aero
bat went to the front in passing the grand
stand at the end of the first mile, and soon
increased this lead to four lengths, which
he held to the finish, notwithstanding
tremendous pushing on the part of Ruther-
ford's rider. Great excitement prevailed
in the grand stand as the horses went the
last half mile, and Acrobat's success was
the signal for enthusiastic applause. Time
4:l6A.
fourth Race.-Selling sweepstakes, for
all ages; $25 entrance, p. p; $500 added;
one mile; five started. Court Hampton led
at the start, with HOlbrook second, but at
the three quarter pole Caroline took issue
with the leader, and came away winning
Hampton third, Violet fourth. Holbrook
fifth. Tme-l:47%.
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We have so often urged upon our friends
or tho tobacco factors and buyers, the
advantages they would derive from es'
tablishing q board of the tobacco trade,
that it may seem obtrusive on our part
to again refer TO il, but it can not escape
these observation that such an organization
could give authoritative weekly quotations
which would command confidence. Until
tho market becomes settled and there is
some approach to agreement in the views
of the trade we must forbear quotations.
Received since last evening hhds; ex.
ported none; stock on hand by our rum
ming statement 1861 hhds.
FRE1GHrs- reported today. We
continue to quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton 70 Liverpool 10 SD;
to Boston (via New York; &c; to Providence
and Fall River l3-I6c; TO NewYork SC: to
Philadelphia &c. Grain to Liverpool ~
08d; -four IS 03s Cd.
By sail-Cottou to Liverpool Sd; TO Havre
1910: to Providence and Fall River SLIGO.
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Iooxrmu.D y.ou Y1nsr PAoB.J

but which should certainly be heeoeG now.
The last report from France Is mnch less
unfavorable than was apprehendeo. Moet
of the recent rains have done niue injury
Our own farmers stock OF old wneat Is re-
ported small, but ran not be quite SO e4-
hsusted as it was last year, anu oeNveiIes
during the last two weeks have been couole
those of the corresponding week year
ago.
BERLIN, August l4-All the Catholic
clergy holding State appointments in Posen
have submitted to the ecclesiastical law.
Extraditfon Treaty.
1t is understood the Federal Council Will
soon consider an extradition treaty between
the imperial government and the Uniteo
States, to take the place OF the eSletihg
treaties with the individual German Sta'es
Delegates to the Centennial.
PARIS, August Ala Rappel Gays hfty
commercial corporations and trades unions
will each eend delegates to the centennial,
to study and report upon oblects e1hio
tied.
Redemption Of the Letters Of Csedif.
DrexeI. Haries g. Co. have redeemed
100000 Of Duncan, Sherman d Coz let
ters of credit, which are coming from all
parts Of Europe.
Jesufts Basished from Costa Men.
New YORK, August IA letter from an
American resident OF Costa Rica says: ia
july. a"number of Jesuits entered Costa
RIGA from Guatemala whence they had
been expelled. When within ten miles of
the capital they were ordered to stop
Congress met the same day and 20UO
MasOps went in body to Congress hall
and petitOned for the Jesuits removal. as
mischievous members of society. The
president who il Mason, and several
members prominent in debate and influence
made able speeches on the subject, over
ruling those who favored charitable prOtec
ton for the Jesuits. Congress finally
voted them $500 for relief Of their i'm
mediate wants and ordered them to leave
tine country"
The Spanish Conscgipss.
MADRID, August IA royal decree or
tiers cOnscripts to join their regiments before
the end Of October. The price of exemp-
ton is fixed at 5000 reals.
a Religious War.
VIENNA, August l4.-Advices from HeYze-
gOvinia indicate that the insurrectiOn there
threatens to assume the character Of re-
igiOus war.
The EnRfishRes's Blighted Hops.
Hops blight is damaging the crops. The
prospect at present il less favorable than
hitherto. Continental crops are also suffer |
ing fri m variable weather.
The Neutral Powers.
CONsTANTINOPLE, August 1.-The Porte |
has received formal assurances from the |
Princes of Servia and Montenegro that |
they will maintain neutral attitude in the \
ii eIzegovinian difficulty.
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Locomotive Exnl0aion

Boston, August IA freight locomo.
tive exploded in the freight yard of the
Fitchburg road, Charlestown. Several
persons were hurt.
Fraudulent Bankruptcy.
Brock e. Currier, late shoe firm. were
each sentenced to fourteen months impris-
Onment for fraudulent bankruptcy.
Hanged.
LYNCHBURG. August H.-Thomas With
ers, q negro boy who killed a girl, was
hanged yesterday. He succeeded three
times in placing his feet on the edge of the
trap nd drawing himself up as often. The
sheriff pushed them off. Withers made a
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE hitter Ocean
has advces from $50 points in the North
west, showing that in Illinois Iowa, Michi-
gan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas, Ne
braska, Missouri, Ohio and Dakota the
crop of 1875 will be: Wheat 65, oats 70,
corn 81 per cent OF an average crop.
A Lost Revenue Agent.
A dispatch says Revenue Agent joyce. of
St. Louis, is at Gree Lake, Wisconsin. and
says the court officers know it, He bolda
himself ready to obey an order Of court at
any time.
nah Rogers, of ArdmoOre, On the Peunsyl-
vania railroad, near Philadelphia, was
drowned here to-day. She came with party
OF excursionists. Body not yet recovered.
Heavy Whisky Seizure.
PHILADELPHIA, August I4.-Early this
morning heavy seizure of crooked high
wines was made by the internal revenue
department. The stuff consisted of fifty.
two barrels of highwines, containing 3435
gallons, and WIS t. ken as the property of
F. Bergentl al & Brother, distiilers in the
first district of Wisconsin. The goods were
consigned to parties in this city, upon
whom no suspicion rests.
No Mere Fears Of an Overflow.
MEMPHIS, August 1.-THE river came to
. stand last night and now stands frac-
There is LO further damage reported.
Though the river is higher than in the spring
the immense bottom between here and
Crowleyis Ridge has not been filed with
water. There is great diversity of opinion
as regards damage to the cotton crop in this
district, which extends from the Missouri
line to the mouth of the Arkansas. Some
assert that the damage will aggregate
10y, balee, while others who have watch
not exceed $4,000 bales. There is much re-
oicing that the flood has reached its limit,
and consequent feeling Of relief, and if
rapid decline sets in there will probably be
no additional damage done.
on the Track.
ST. LOUIS. August 1.-THE express train |
on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad was
thrown from the track last night near |
Huron, Indiana. Nobody hurt. Railroad
attribute the accident to the re-
noyal OF rail By some malicious person,
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Spring sells at 81 COOL 20; fall d IS; Cali.
fornia 81 80 v bushel.
HoPs-Good supply and dull. Wisconsin
is quoted at % 900; New York 30032c;
California $50 y rs.
OAK SrAvEs-Lsrge stock and moderate
demand. Extra Pipe, 6O-inch, is quoted
at $l6O q no; extra pipe, 56-inch, el450 $50;
extra bogshead. 4S-inch. $50; light pipe,
Sc to 6O-inch, el000ll0; extra claret, $3.50
80 y 1000. These quotations are for slaves
culled and delivered alongside of vessel
from the yard.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-Good supply
and fair demand. We quote: No. pounds
extra fancy IS 09Oc; fine IS 07Oc; fine me-
dunn 60 a Csc; good medium IS $50, common
sound 52055'; bright quarters, common
medium 81 a Coo; bright navy fours and
fives 81 q Coo; No. l, fves and tens. dark
black weet 5205ic: navy pounds 52054c;
navy thirds 81 q SIC; fancy styles, natural
leaf twist, pancake. etc. IS a. goo.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of transac-
ton to-day. The amount on sale is estimated
at $500 hhds. TO show the disagreement
in the trade with regard to quotations We
give the figures named by four authorities:
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By Nash & Hodgson,
CONTENTS OF A GROCERY STORE
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS r. KAvANAGH. DE-
CEASED,

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleaus-
No. 49, l66.
PY NASH L. HODGsON-W, I. HODasOu
~ Auctioneer-Ofice No. Carondelet streetC
TUESDAY. August II, 1875 at 1890 A. M. on thu
streets by virtue and in pursuance of an order Of
me Hon. a: L. Tissot Judge of the Second District
H So. Ior the parish OF Orleans dated August H.
o'o' docKet No. 81 1866. for account of the success
sion Oh anomas Kavanagh. deceased, at public
IhE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID PREMISES.
consisting of groceries, wines, liouors fItmres'
etc. also one lot of household furniture
au13 Is II 1 0'0''
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING uous'

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
| .an..n . Clearing. arm Balances al N; ;;
| Same tire last week.. 69O356 l6 $50 6lz 81
| Total last week SoosI 81 ss8, 1870 Is
Total week before...... 1901 PSI 70 549,54O Il
Gold opened at 1873 q 1874, against ll3 a
at New York, and after quite limited bus
mess closed at ll23a 0ll3L4, against 1893
in that market. The SAILS we're confined
to SH, 900, embracing $1,000 at lla5s: SIC, 900
at 1875. and $1,000 and $4,000 at ll3A.
No sales of silver were reported. Amer
lean halt-dollars were still quoted at I05
a l06, and Mexican dollars at 81 94la, gold.
Owing to slight advance in gold at New
York, scarcity Of bills and fair inquiry,
erling closed 2-l0 y cent higher for COM
mercial, while francs. though stronger, were
unchanged. The market was without any
apparent movement, no transactions being
reported.
At the close sterling bills were ouoted
at Is 1915 50 for bill of lading and AL
clear. and nominal for bank. and francs at
46lA for commercial and p for bank.
We notice scarcely any movement in New
York sight, except the sale of a fair amount
Of country bills, which are sent to the
banks for direct sale, and of which the par
ticulars are withheld as not being critic
rion Of our regular market. The only sale
Of New York sight reported vas $4,000 pri-
vate bankers at SIG " cent premium.
The banks continue to check on New
York at as v cent premium. while CONNER.
cial sight is still quoted at -05-l6.
Nothing transpired in stocks.
No sales of city bonds we're reported;
they continued weak and nominal.
New State consols continue in good re-
quest, and owing to light offering are h y
cent higher, being quoted at the close at
about 5lA, at which rate $l2, 600 were sold
METROPOLITAN Police warrants continue To
rule at 65 SO. No sales were reported.
Issues of 1874, warrants being in better
demand. they were quoted abouj 43 q 48, 8
v cent higher, but no sales were reported
Other issues were unchanged. Warrants of
1873 and previous years. fundable. were
still quoted 1T 80 q Sc. and do, not fundable.
at-O29.
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Succession of VILLA mson Terrv

GBCOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH M
~ Orleans, No SO 05S.-Hotice 10 hereby given n
the creditors Of this estate to all other
herein interested, to show cause within ten davs
rom the present notification, If any they have
j. Barnett and Brooks CaInes, o.testaDenfary ~
ecutors Of this estate, should not be- bOmoIooatsd
and approved, and the funds distribufed n a.
c0rdance there with Ia NC
By order Of the Court
auIo ~ ZzN FRANK PACR In C,arh
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We are yet unable to report better
feeling in green hides. The market is full
OF extreme light hides. and prices remain as
above Dry hides remain dull.
Wool-The market is quiet. with no
sales. and report Lake atl30c: Louisiana
"a q 26c; bury l40l6c.
Tallow in good demand at from 8 to &c as
to quality,
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QY PLAC1DE J. SPkAK. AUCTIONEER-
- ONCE No 46 Exchange alley.-MONDAY.
August Is, 1875, and following days, at 6 P. M,
Will be sold at pu bile ctOn. at No. 80 St. Charles
street, between Common and Oravier stree ts by
virtue and in pursuance to an order from, the Hon.
L. Ilssot, Judge of the second District Court for
Ihe parisn OF Orleans. dated August Z, 1875 the
whoie contents Of the above described premisee,
consisting in part Of
5000 LOTS OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS for full
particulars of which refer to Catalogues. Also
etc.
Terms-Casb before delivery.
~ B.-PurchaseIs to take the delivery of their
goods the day after sale and before the opening OF
the mex evenings sale. or their goods will be re-
sold. All unknown purchasers TO make deposit
.he anon to be left optional to the auctioneer
From 200 TO 800 lots to be sold each eale aus 10 is
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,


Succession of ID. Bornio.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No 81. 524.-Notice is hereby given
10 the creditors of this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
Gays from the present notification, II any they
nave OF can, why the account presented BY
manuel Bornio, documentary executor of this
estate should net be homOlogated aud approved.
and the funds distributed in accordance there.
By order of the Court.
aull Is 10 FRANK PACE JR Clark
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BY 3. n. d B. J. MONTGOMERY.
ID NJ. a. b. j. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEER6
AND DEALERS In NEW FURNITURE.

Once Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp Street.
Trf-weekly sales Of every description Of house
bold furniture. Mirrors, Pianos. Carpets, Matre0seg
etc, Oh TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURr
DAYS, at Auction Room. No. 80 Camp street, com.
mencing at IL A. n.
mi.Weekly sales Of Horses, Mulea Buggies,
Carriages, etc, at Sales stables, No. 10 BarOnne
street, near Gravier, WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URnAYS. commencing at IL n.
Out door sales Of every description promptly IT.
tended to.
Special attention paid to the GALES Of raal eststs
and stocks.
ture of every variety to be found in the city. ii
their show rooms Armory Hall. No. 81 Camp streok
Being the largest and oldest establishment of tina
kind IN the South they solicit . portion Of thu
public patronage, both in their line Suetionosu
and dealers N furniture. Ia1 "
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Succession of K. w.,..

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TaR pAprsu
- o. orleans. No 36 So7.-Notice is hereby eiven
sons herein interested, to show cause within ian
have or cam 5ne present. notification If any they
Joseph Schwartz, administrstor al an. 10y ny
fnas not Pc homologsted and approved and tie
iI P oissfouted IN accordance therovitn.
~ order OF the Court.
Solz nW FRANK PACE. JR. Clark.
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM BARNES.
ENGINE, BOILER, LARGE PLANER. MOULDING
MACHINE, RIP SAW, ETC.
AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN K. COLLINS.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
QY X. M. & b. J. NONTGOMERY-R.
~ NJ. Montgomery, AuctiOneer.-WilI be SOLD on
TUESDAY, August 81, 1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ,
at No 3l6 Csrondelet street, near Clio. by virtue
and pursuant to an order from the Hon. A. L.
Tissot Judge Of the Second District Court for tho
parish Of Orleans dated August S, 1876
ENGINE. BOILER LARGE PLANBR, MOULDING
MACHINE, RIP SAW, ETC.
Telms-Cash Bul5 % 81
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, August IA, 1875.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
SATURDAY EVENING, August IA, 1875.
With the exception of good demand for
money at the banks and outside, the day 3
operations include little or nothing Of special
interest. The movement in gold and foreign
and domestic exchange was light. No trans
actions werereported in stocks. City bonds
continue stagr ant; We heard of no offerings
nor of any inquiry. We notice moderate
movementin new State consols, which closed
at q slight advance. These securities are re-
ported in somewhat better demand, with
only limited offerings.
We continue to quote first class CONNER
cial paper and collateral loans at $40 y
cent y annum discount; AL do at 100l2,
and second grade at l50ls First class
mortgages continue to rule at q 10 Y cent
Rannum. while second grade are entirely
nominal
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TU DOR ICE COMPANY vs.. W, WAGE ENFELD
Sixth District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
M

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF PROVISIONAL SEIZ-
- ure to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, have seized Professionally and
pursuant TO an agreement entered into between
the parties interested therein I will proceed to
sell at public auction. on the premises hereinafter
designated: on MONDAY. August Is, 1875. at one
O'Clock p. NJ. the following described property to
wit
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF SHOE
STORE. situated at No. 66 Charities street in the
Second District of this city. all as per inventory
which may be seen in my office.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENB WAGGAMAN
AUS 1t Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Anderson 4 g Miss
Anderson MarIanDa Mr.
Brier Elizabeth L Mrs
Bredford Carrie Mise
Bah or B Mrs
Barton Emma MrH
Barfus Mrs
Black mer 3 L Mrs
Berrey M0llie Mise
BECKER Kate Miss
Beck Pauline Miss
Bond Clara
BIowD Amelia P Mrs
Z Bourne John II Mrs
BCssello Pauline Mrs
I Bowling Louise NJ
BOOkley, Anne Misc
Barker Annie Mss
Bryan Sallie Mics
Boudreau FlOre
Buckley A L Miss
Butler Moliie Mrs
Blu sey Hannah Mrs
Buckingham Mrs
| Crawford Mary Mrs
Campbell Emily Mrs
Crawford Mary Mrs
Carroll II Miss
/ Chambers J B Mrs
Clarke Mrs
Collins L Nrs
Cope 4 Mrs
Courtin Lewis Mrs
] Cotton NJ ID MrS
Corey Mary
Collins y J Mrs
| Curtis Alice b 1ss
DeUas Lizzie Mrs
| DeRussAv Eliza J Mrs
Daniels MIS-
Dennis II Anne
Delehaut Mrs
Donegan Katie Miss
D0vOY Hattie Miss
Dere NJ G Miss
Douglas Josephine Mrs
Dunn Johanna Miss
Ducan 4 E Mrs
Dupar Clara
Earls lisa bella Mrs
Edwards James Mrs
Edwards L v Mrs
Edwards E v Miss
Edwards Sarah w Mrs
Ec1er Emma Miss
Edmond Jean Mrs
Fleerhard Philemon
FrancOna G Mrs
franklin varnie Miss
Fisher Nancy Mrs
Fletcher Margaret Miss
Foster Jennie F Mrs
Flank 4 f MS
Folger G L Mrs
Flood Catherine Mrs
Flood Miree Z Miss
FliAe Kate
Graha N Jennie Mrs
G ,urgues TheO Mrs
Grimes Mary J Mrs
Gillian Rebecca J Miss
Gilmore NJ Miss
Glover Hagar Miss
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Gross Henrietta Miss
Gordon n Mrs
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German
Harr0d C Mrs
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Ha1d n Mrs
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HynsOn n @ Mrs
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Holt Mary Mrs
Howe Lucy A Mrs "-
Hutchinson J Mrs
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Hughes John Mrs
Homes Lucy Miss
Hutchinson r C Mrs
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Hunter 8 J Mrs
Ivy J A Mrs
Jackson NJ Mrs
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING, August IA,

SATURDAY EVENING, August IA. 1875.
CoTroN-The sales to-day embraced 1OS
bales. Nothing TRANSFERRED to require any
change in our quotations, and We give also
full, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remainin0 In the New Orleans POstoGlcs
August Is, 1875.
LADIES, LIST

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. n. to IL NJ.
Pei calling for these letters Will please say
Advertised" and give date.
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There was some inquiry but at prices
which factors would not accept. The bulk
of the reduced stock is held by those who
adhere steadfastly to their previous pre-.
tensions, and there are few small parcels
pressing on the market to close consign.
ments. The dispatches were calculated to
have an unfavOrable influence, decline OF
l l6d being reported at Liverpool, with
sales Of only 5000 bales, and New York
showing decline of lsc in spots and l 80 q
l-l6c in futures.
The amount on shipboaYd. not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this morning
at 5000 bales, embracing 1000 for Liverpool,
500 for the Mediterranean, and 500 for
the North, which, when deducted from
the stock on hand by our running
statement last evening. leaves II, 500 bales
to represent the quantity at tho landing
and in presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales 100 bales.
Quotations nominal"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /, ls74........ 1888
Arrived since last statement .....
Arrived previously. ........ 1880
Additional bales from city gin
nings liz tens and loose. II, SOL 1877 ,8,6
Total. ................-..... ........1,l7
0 Ciearsd 'o 11.1,ou.v l 5eis
Consumed at Lehman, Abraham
X Co.'S cotton mill. l,lso-i iss, sos
Stock on hand and on shipboafd not cleared Il 4,4
Stock same time last year. 1852
Receipts proper since LAST evening 3
bales, against % on last Saturday, and 35
last year, and eince August 81, 995, oil bales,
against PIG, 324 last year-decrease POI 1888
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from u Nj. yesterday to
II M. to-day 1913 bales, against 2O3' last
week and GIG last year, and since August
81, 3.457 1913 bales, against $3.50, 134 up to
Friday noon, August IA, last year (ex-
GLIDING the above 6l9)-decrease 1913, SIG.
against none last week and 2O72 bales last
year, and to the continent none, against
none last week and none Last year.
Stocks Of oil the delivery ports made up