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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-31
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
RAE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
OFFICE NEVADA AsRICULTURAL,
MECHANICAL AID MISINo SOCIETY. !
August 30, 1875.

MkCHA4ICAL AID hINlSo COIlklf.
August 80, 1875.
NH. EDIToK The Trustees Of the
above named society having abandoned
all hopes Of obtaining . quorum OF the
stockholders, after repeated calls in the
local papers. and for the satisfaction OF
the subscribers and the creditors, take
this method Of making . public state
ment of all moneys received, the names
Of the persons and the amount collected
from each tho names and the amounts
of the delinquent subscribers, the dis
burssmsnts, TO whom and for what paid,
the money yet due and unpsid, to whom
and for what due, - far s. the Trustees
have boon able to collste them. to wit:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-31


Cursor, Nga., dag. IL, 1876. J
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL De
- received al this Office W 90 II o'clock Il.
ca saturday, september !, 1915, for the cou-
structlon Of IA two story frame building % -
feet, on the grounds Of the state University ut
Eld0, Eilo county, Nevada. Also for tie con-
structlon Of a rough board fence $3.50 feet,
more or less, in length, with two carriage aud
two pedestrian gates, to hc placed as designated
by this Board, TO enclose said grounds.
Plans and specifications tor said work can be
examined a. this Office or al the UaivtrSity ut
Elko, Nevada, or at the Office OF Messrs. Thorpe
n Eldridtgc il =" Balch's Assay O;lice.' Virginia
Cry, Nevada.
Proposals tor the house to lie III separate
envelope from proposals for the fence. no.
posals Tor house to be endorsed on back of en-
velope Proposal for Dermitory" and Pro-
posals for fence to be endorsed on back OF
envelope Proposal for Fence" and addressed
to the undersigned.
This BOARD reserves the RICH. to reject any
and all bids.
By order OF the Board,
SYLVESTER Il. DAY.
augl3-3w secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-31

IMPORTANT, Endorsed by he Medical pro
fession. DR. VIZ. HALLS BALSAM FOR TIE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases Of the Throst and Chest. DR..
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mh12-6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21

General JEFF Thompson has been writing
some letters to the New Orleans Times
which he might have better left unwritten,
He can mot write the Louisiana Leyee Com.
Rany into public favor or public tolers ton,
When. BY bis figures, he attempts to show
that the ievees, since the war, have been
built BY the company cheaper than under
the the d Oct levee boards, be should leave
ont the statement in regard to the Durable
board. He shows that thxt board CON
structed its levees nearly fifty per cent
chesper than. the company has done, and
they we're all built 1t time when the
actual cost Of building . levee wa fuIlv
nifty per cent higher than IL has been in the
last i've years. If he thinks the Morespxs
levee cant be built for fifty cents yard We
will convince him that other men, as wise n
himself In these matters, think differently.
BY producing resp0nsible contractor who
viii give him larger sum of money than
be ever owped, or ever expects to own, ii be
Will secure to that contractor the contract
for building that levee 1t that price ct any
Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
Disinfectants and Grammar.

Certain anonymous residents of the city
Of New Orleans, moved by equal animOsit v
to the use of disintectants and to the arbi.
trary rules Of grammar, have, by the pen of
their presiding officer, again notified the
sanitary authorities to cease the sprinklipg
OF carbolic acid whether pure or crude"
The chairman of the health board is in.
formed that "the inhabitants of New Or
leans, and especially those of the Second
District'-cOnstituting Q noun of multitude
signitying One-"wishes you to cease said
asperslons," and is further warned that
there is committee of citizens which has
held secret meeting for the purpose of re-
pairing to your residence, and all those con.
cerned in that affair with the exception of
Hon Drs. Gaudet and LemOnior) to take
you from Y oar bed, strip you of all wearing
sppsie Of from which we infer that the
ep,s'olsry citizen of New Or cans habit
uaily goes to bed in ell his wearing ap
parel-"t0 tar and fea her every damn
swindler of your class belonging to said
board" Not being veraed in the social Gus
tome of Louisisna, We are at q loss to un.
derstand how ali the obnoxious officials are
to be obtained from a single bed for the tar.
ring and feathering process; but We would
suggest to the COMMITTEE Of oitizeusn that
to many sensitive nostrils the sdor OF tar
thus diffused through the streets would be
quite a. unpleasant as that of carbolic acid.
-NeU York World
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21

81 7h. Ereights Q shade frmer; cotton
by sail 5-l6d; by steam 7-l6d.
CINCINNATI, Octobar '20.-Flour dull;
family $5 7506 80. Wheat quiet and I'M
changed. Corn quiet and firm at GO a CSC.
Oats 3S045c. Barley neglected. Rye in.
steady; steam l3ssc, kettle 1874 q lao. Bulk
meats dull and nominal; shoulders sac,
clear rib sides l224c, clear sides 1874 Bacon
irregular; shoulders gao, clear rib sides
la4 a l4c. clear sides IA l4hc. Hogs dull.
Whisky-Demand good at 81 10. Butter
dull and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, October 20.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat active; No. 2 red winter
VI 650l 66h; No. 3 do 81 "a. Corn
No. mixed $50 asked, $40 bid. Oats
tirmer; No. . 34Le 1850. Barley frrher;
better request for best grades; prime to
strictly prime Wisconsin and Minnesota
81 goal %; choice to fancy 81 so al 40; No.
spring 81 l0dl Is. Rye steady and firm
for best grades; No. 2 72d72hc. Pork
quiet and unchanged. Lard higher; current
make 1910. Bulk meats-None of conse-
quence offering. Bacon dull and irregular;
shoulders 10 q l01ec; clear rib sides l32s a lac;
clear side l40l4Ac. Whisky quiet and
unchanged. Hogs active but lower. Cat
tie tending downward.
CHICAGO, October 20.-F1our nOminally
unchanged. Wheat irregular; No. | Chicas O
spring 81 IL; No. 2 d. 81 IL. spot; 81 l0a4
seller October, 81 0sle al 90 eeller all the
wear; No 3 do Sc a 975se. Corn easier. good
demand; No. mixed 53lec bid spot; 53asc
bid, seller October. O8ts-holders firm at
outside quotations; No 33lsc spot; 81 70 q
32c seller November Barley dull; 96c. spot;
Pork $2l 35, seller October Lard-New
sl3 IS; old &l3 650 10 rs, spot; sl3 SIS seller
October. Bulk meats quiet and and steady.
Whisky 81 l3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21

Nos. 37685 and $685., consolidated.
RY G. E. GIRARDEY, AUCT1oNsER-
- ONCE No 81 Camp street SATURDAY, No.
yember 6. 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the St.
at public auction BY and in pursuance OF two iuda
ments rendered in the above entitled cases by the
C urt for the parish Of Orleans and dated respect
lively the twenty first of Sectember, 1875 for the
purpose of etiectiIg partition the following de-
I. TWO CkRTsiN Lots OF GROUND, situated i,
the Fourth District Of this city, 81 in the square
streets designated by the Nos 10 and a. measu inc
each So fett inches lines trout Jerse street
oy iso fest IN depth between parallel lines English
meas cement together with all the improve
ments thereon, comprising the large and commo.
dtous double onestory frame dwelling known as
2. Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
me rourth u strict Of this city, and in the square
No NO; 3 bounded BY Toledano. Pheasant. Chippewa
and Annnnciation streets, designated by the Nos
and z Lot No. . forms the corner of Pleasant
and chippewa streets. and measures 80 feet
inches front on Chippewa street, 1876 feet inches
in depth and front On Peasant street I29 feet 10
inches in depth on the side line of lot No l. and 80
feet wide in the Together with all the inn
provemens thereon comprising a double tene
M M mt frame co;taes known bv the Nos. = Lot
y" ! adj ,ins lot No 2. and measures 30 feet
ches mont on Chippewa street, 1873 feet 10 inches
deep ON the line OF lot No Q, 1873 feet inches on
thh line Of lot No. 3, and 30 feet wide in the rear
~, N with the double frame cottage known by
Terms and Conaitions-For the property firstly
utecrloeu hne-tWelfths cash, and the enainder
IN two equal installEents at three and We years
secured BY mortgage and vendors lien on one IN.
divided half Of the property.
For the prope, ty secondly described eight-four.
henths casb, and the remaining six -fourteenths
as follows Two-fouIteenths in one year, two.four.
teenths in two years, one. fourteenth in three
W ars and one fourteenth In Ave years secured b,
mo tgaRe snd vendors lien on the property coli:
al the notes to bear interest at the rste Of iI ps
cen per annnm from date of sale uatil maturity
IL II not paid eight per cent per snnum thereafter
torney's fees fixed at five per cent in case Of sut
and purchasers to keep the improvements Insured
ana transfer tue policies to the holders of the
notes given to suit the minors interest
Acts OF sale before Joseph Cobn ESQ.,, notary
ublic, at the purchasers' expense.
Oc3 3 a % 30 nos
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
DOUBLE TENEMENT HOUSE, NOS. 292 Al
Lots. n TRR sECuND DISTRICT 4!

DOUbLs TkNBAhNT HOUSE, NOS 800 AM
LOTs. IN THB sECUND pisTRf,T All
McDOHOGBvILLE, NOW FIFTH DISTRd
RI PLAClDE }. sPEAR, AUCTIONS
~ once. No 46 Exchange alley.ASATUD
october 20, 1873, ct twelve o'clo, < IL, will bel
Royal street, between ustum house and 0
streets, on account Of departure
\ uER "AIN I0T Of GROUND. in the s.,
District III TIC OF THE city in sqpare 40 4o5, desiG
and Gayoso sireets. ironing on st Ann street!
D TWO CERTAIN LOIS or GROUND in|
Donogbville, now Fifth District d+s gnated ID
Hos. and In square No "a. bounded BY Frsr1
c %, Si Hancock and Ptolemy streets, ffoi|
q SIX LOTS " aRoUSD, in the same di.|
In square NJ. Is, des guated by the Nos. 9 to \
GG,usive, bounded BY socrates, Cos. lin, Frankie
-: A CkaTAlN LOT OF GkOUND' situate d
rhird District Of this city, together with
Suildipgs and iGprovemeDts thereon, in n
S ne, 10 boz bounded BY Roman. Kerlsrec, PreuI
roman street, nnd measuring 81 feet iIc7
lines front on Boman street by So feet in N
Inc improvements consist IT q double tend
house, containing six rooms, Kitchen with |
rooms, the whole slate covered, eisterns, ptS
etc. T0
Terms and Conditions-For the prorerfy n
described ON, half cash. aud the balance y
dors lien ana privilege, with eight per ces
ssrsst, Att, rney's ices, and all usual claus
ea.b; : 4 ios the pre- psSt, foar,biy dsssciiSsd
third cash, and the balance 81 one and two
credit with uotss bsari1s special morrgass
dorss lion and privilege, ight per cent ist
attorney fees and other usual CLAUSE 8; th.
chaeers to make . deposit Of ten per cent z
Mount 81 adjudipatioe - the psenent Of
Tbs taxes Of 1875, payable In 1876, to be pss
W. parehasaF svE And Aeoys The price Of y
ACT of ale Sstess Ed. sssher.. notary r
o. the sxpense Of purchase.
E-FYr full particulars go plans now
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
MAR KETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, October 2O.-aold closed
quiet at ll6as 0ll612. Governments active
and lower; new tives 1l7k. States quiet
and nominal.
Sub-treasury balances--Gold, e3s, 1854, 449
currency, $53,376,4 S5.
The sub-treasurer paid out $4,000 on ac.
count of interest and $4,000 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day 1927 900.
The Posts financial article says the Stock
Exchange maj kets are active and higher
than yesterday. Gold opened at ll6l4, and
has since sold at l16la 1868 On gold
loans the rates have been l-l6, GA, 332,
7-64 and " of v cent " day. The lead
ing drawers of sterling opened their rates
ut "a YIN and "a 81, and shortly af-
ter noon reduced to "a n and "a SIN.
Business as We write is on the basis
OF "a rs and $480ls and "a 81. Lit
tie. however, Is doing. The money mar
ket continues to show hardening ten
dency, and call loans at the Stock Exchange
are 303h v cent, the quot alton at bank
405 v cent, being the exceptional rate.
quoted lower than 607 v cent. Govern
naent bonds are dull, and prices, where
changed, are lower.
The stock market continues strong and
prices are " 90 y cent higher than The
average Of yesterday. The opening prices
wore . 0A above yesterdays closing, ex-
capt Western Union Telegraph snd Lake
Shore, which were unchanged, and Missouri
opening until noon there was rise of Y o.
Y cent, since which time there has been n
reaction OF h0h
Cotton olosed quiet and steady; middlipg
uplands l4hc; Orleans 141ac. Sales 1888
bales; consolidated net receipts 95,64l; ex-
porte TO 6reAt Britain 1912; TO the con-
sa1ent 10 SsS; net receipt. 1853; gross sss9.
follows: October IA 316c; November 10 1892
013Ac; December ID 8 320l3 516c; Jan.
mary 1896; February 1871 a 10 l7-32e; arch
Is IL 1908 % 32c; April 1879 0l3 1890:
Nay IA 320l4hc; june IAN ola 9 SIC;
JAY IA la1sA 7lsc; August 14AS
Flour rather more active for shipping
D5 so; Southern Hour quiet; common 10
1sir EXTRA Is 7006 80; good TO choice do
o6&09. Wheat about lc lower; fair buei-
ness doing for export at decline; 81 2l0
~ for sound new and old winter red
Western; u 2S0l As for do amber Westsrn;
q SO ! q 10 do white Western. Corn No
better; TAR demand e $50 69Ac for stesm
!2lte for high mixed end yellow Western.
Osts- Prime shnde flrmer: nore doing: Is
O38o for mixed; As 80 for Vhita Wesfern
nd State. CaG1e-Rio dull and noDinel:
l614 01lc, geld, for cargoes; le0a0e, aoid,
be job lots: sugar steady; tsar dsssnd.
4e!asses quiet sad rnchasGed Rys quiet
- 9osassgsd. T.llcv 1sshs.ssas g.
Esssher sssedy; Senicek -. Sssss,s |
ky}e, RIO osssds Light ,ptdils ID kesvy
1o1GkB 26o2oIbs, Ga1if Naia de- 1S01S
= 80 59Vt ,plik4 Eo46s; 9ts6ke1 h
5SS2s; lsxss H1s4 fask dull. nsv jsS /
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
VALUABLE FOURTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
sIkGLR AND DOUBLE COTTAGES AND NRw
RAILROAD TUCKA
sUCCRssIoN OF HARRY B. sKRKLs.
Second District Court for the Parrish of Orleans
No. 80 Q55

by @. X. GIRARDEY, AUOTIoNBBR-
- once No. 81 Camp strtet.-SA rURDAY, No.
v.mber H. 1873, At twelve O'Clock NJ, ct the at
Charles Auction Exchange. in the rotnpda an the
Sc Charles Hotel in this city will be sOld n pub
ho suction, by virtue and in pursuance Of an
order from the Hp. A l.. Tissit, jndgs Of the
secOnd District Court for the parish OF Orleans
cattd the eg tn Of October, 1875, and rendered in
the above tntii led matter thu following described
piops,ty belong 3 TO the said succession, to wit
!. FIFTY SH RES New Orleans City Railroad
. slNs sHARss St. Charlie. Street Railroad
Company STOCK $50
3. FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sitnsted
IN the Fourth District Of this city. and in the
square bounded bv Camp, Magazine Eighth a ID
Ninth streets. designated by the Nos T. O. and 10,
SEQ ding to plan by G. a. Hedin, dated March
~, 1853 deposited In the office Of the late u B.
Cenas notary public, and the latt T lot as per plan
OF v. Bg'offstein and Hedn dated April ri i847
and deposited in the ofiee Of J. B. Asrks iste
notary pubic - per plan No. 80. Lots Nos 4 and
measure each 81 feet II iuches fropt on kiebth
street BY IFS foet In depth between parallel lfnes
together wto the Improvements thereon com.
pr1sing . we'll buiit snd commndious double frame
cottage, hit hen, etc Lot ~. measures % feet
front on 9Th direct by depth, b<t ween parallel
ines, Of l3o seet. tngesher With the improvements
thereon. comprising sisgle frAns eessngs, With
two steSS h,tehs.. go: Let e. y foVes' tle
81. s e & EfssS 's'' y isss ssSss "a
1 TsSssCSsk- ssoss a,,siN,lg - 80 /
lcts 81 ~ at ~ passAssess sxpspse. bsf,rs
:. rs Z SS e \ S,s'sU SaSiie. \ - 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
lMPROvEu PkOPkRrY . RNhk SnvENTA
FULTON STREETS, FOURTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF J. g. KOLB AND WIFE
Second District Court for The Parish of Orsu
No. % liz.
10Y PlAClOk i. SPEAR. AuCTI0Nu

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orsu
No. % liz.
pY PLACIDk }. SPEAR, AUCTIOSu
- ONCE NO. 20 exchange ALE y.-SATl RDAl
vember TO- 1875 At twelve O'clock NJ, will be
1t public auct ION, at the Merchants and Auet
GERS Exchange. on Royal street, bet ween d
and CustomhOuse streets, by virtue and 10 tu
ance to an order from the Hon. A, L. Tis sot h
Of the Second District Court for the parish ..
leans, dated OCTOBER IA, 1875. for account oil
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated i'll
Fuu, tn district of this city, in square No, 6. I'D
ed by Fulton, Sixth. Seventh and Levee .trs
designated as the No. on a plan made by
Tourne, architect. on February IS, 1866 and I'd
tied for reference In the office of A. H. Blend
notary In this city. as plan No. 81. Said N
ground forms the corner of seventh and I'D
s,reets, and measures, American measure, ~
inches front on Seventh street. by 80 feet in d
and mont ON Fulton street; together will all
and 81. gular sthe buildings aud improved
thereon and the appurtenances the reOf
Terms and Conditions fwo.t thirds cash and
oalaoce on credit Of two years, with a note
lDg in crest ct eight per cent per annum from
TILL paid, and secured BY vendors lien and
hegt and mortgsge, The purchaser to insure
property aud transfer the policy: in case oil
Tor recovery OF note the lawyers fees to b. :
cOsts, If any there be, to be likewise secured
NOR gage; the property to be cold clear n
taxes Toe purchaser will be required to maj
deposit of ten per cent on the amount of aojul
ton at the moment Of sale.
Act Of sale before John J. Larescbe, notary
lie, ct the expense Of the purchaser.
Ocl9 26 no 9 is 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
By b. M. & B. J. Montgomery.
r. M. 4 b. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERa
AND DEALRRs In NEW FURNITURE,
OAce Arnsry Hall, Ne. ~ Cam. Stree,

1T ;sweekly sales Of every description of house
ETC., on tuesdays, rHuRSDAYs and SATURDAYS'
a. Auction Room, No. 60 Camp street, commencing
Semi weekly sales of Horses, Mules, Buegies. Car.
riages ETC., at kales stables No. 10 Baronne street
near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and BATURDAYG'
commencing at II 4. n. 30 =
tended to. ~
Special attention paid to the sales of real estate
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furni
tnre Of every variety to be found in the CITY, a
Being the largest and Oldest establishment Of the
kind In the south, they solicit Q portion Of the
public patronage, both in their line suctioneers
and dealers in furniture. jaI "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
AUCTION SALES,
By @. e. Girardey.

MOVABLE EFFECTS, STOCK OF MILLINERY
SHOW CASES, STORE FTXTURESANU LEASE
OF THAT SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND NO
AND DAupHINE STRkErs, NEXT ADJUiNINti
THE STORE OF MESSRS. D. H. holm as d co.
RY G. X. GIRARDEY, AUC,IONEER-
- Office No. 81 Camp Atreet.-FRIDAY, October
2s, 1875 ut II A. NJ. will be sold on the premises
by virtue of an order from the Hon. A. T. Tissot'
judge Of the Second district Court, dated October
TO- 1875 and rer dered in the above entitled success
SLOW
ALL TT & M'vABLR EFFBCTs belonging there
70 and contained in The three.sto v brick house
No l6l Canal street betw.en Bourbon and Dau.
P Inc strtets com nrsing general assortment of
Millinery GOODS, Show Gases, Store Fixtures, etc.
ALSO
THE uNEXPIRBD PBhIOD OF THB LEASE OF
THE PREMISES, particulars Of which will be an
nounced at sale
Terms-Cash. oclq ~ q % 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll6le q 1l6a4, against lI61a
at New York, and, after q liberal business,
closed at the opening rates against llGas in
that market, where it touched 1l65s during
the interim. The sales summed up $4,000,
embracing $4,000 at ll61e: $4,000 and $4,000
at ll6as, $4,000 at ll6le OLGA $4,000 and
$40 600 at ll6a4, and $1,000 at ll67s.
No sales OF silver were reported. Ameri-
can halt dollars were still quoted at 1903 %
log, and Mexican dollars at 90 a 93la gold.
Owing to the.decline in bills and the un-
settled market ut New York sterling fell off
fully &c or 40 y cent for commercial and
lc or 2-l0 v cent for bank, and francs "A
v cent. The movement in the former was
OF liberal extent, the sales comprising
f6l 800, embracing $4,000 and $4,000 bill Of
!ading at IS AN; s2l 600 do at s. $50
D 1872; 1000 do and clear at IS asa 5 40;
10000 bank at S. SO, and $500 do at S. So
The sales of francs amounted to 3l0. 0IO
commercial, comprising 1901 600 at 4 62le a
4.6i Y. and 10000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
at co.
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at
S. 46le as 40 for bill of ladinp and Al
clear and as SO. for bank, and francs
at 4:6l u for commercial, and nominal tor
bank.
The offerings of New York sight were
OF fair extent, and met with a moderate
demand at Unchanged rates. The sales com
prlsen $55,O0O, embracing $4,000. $15, 900
and $30,0OO private bankers al % Y cent
discount. We also noticed sales of 10000
commercial, on Providence, at h y cent
discount.
The banks continued to check on New
York at "A v cent discount, and CONNER
cial sight was still quoted at Is.
Nothing transpired In stocks.
The sales of bonds included $4,000 city
premium issues at BIN, and $4,000 new
State consolidated at 54a. also, at the Stock
Exchange, $4,000 city premium issues ut 81,
and $4,000 jackson railroad, frst mortg age
Issues, at 96A, City issues, old denomina
tons, continued quiet and steady, and new
State consolidated In request and firm, wi h
few offerings.
No sales of Metropolitan Police warrants
were reported; they were still quoted at
State warrants continue dull. Issues of
1914 are still quoted at GO 65 for large, and
ID 07o Tor small; 1873 and previous years,
iundable, at 1896. and do. not fundable,
at -029,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-21
'UBLOAN, TIT RSDAY,' OCTOBER 81, 1885,

pool goth ultino, - Ocean. zerega aco-sd dis
S'hs g %s. sss.h s,7ct from Key
STEAMBOATS,.
James Howard pegram from St Louis
trenton. Quatrevaux. from Washington
Bertha Bruner. Dupuis. from rhbodaux
Josephine. Coxsens, from Union plantation
Srole, OPry. nom Lower Coast
Waloon. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Wawenock. Remand. from St James
L Hodge. McElroy, from Gross Tete railroad
Henry Tete. Aucoin. from Donaldsonville
Alice. Porter. from Amite river-New Basin
EXPORTS.
VERA CRUzaBrig Esperanza-s5sl pcs pine lum.
CEDAR KEYS, TAMPA AHp MANIFESTATION.
er Dill-252 bhls hour IS half bbs -four Is half
bills moasees l65 bbis mossses bills pork bbl
whisky bbls onions IS sks n0rn 254 abs salt 26
bags coffee 3 akS oats tee meat oks bacon cks
meat ties hams 2ls pkgs sundries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-stesmer James Howard-ao28 bales
cotton 4l"3 SKIS cotton seed 1903 axis oilcake 363l
bes tnu, and sundry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trenton-206 bales cot.
THlBODAuX-steamer Bertha BrunnerWslo SKIS
rough rice 80 bbls noasses Is sks seed cotton and
GROSS TETE RAILROAD Steamer B L Hodge,
IS bales cotton 1872 SKIS cotton seed 10 ska seed cot
ton a. sks rough rice 40 bbls melAsses rs hhds su.
DONALDSOEvILLE-S Henry Tete--A
sundres ~
ANTE RIvER-Steamer Alice-I7 bales cotton IS
cords wood and sundries
UNION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Josephine-33s
sks rough rice Sc sks corn and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Oriole- 500 SKIS rough
rice and sundries
'nWBB toAsr-Steamer Waloon--5s blss rice
ll8 ks rough ice and snndries
rice and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
October 20-l34 baiss cotton 29l bbls rice 882 SKIS
rice 241 sks rough rice SKIS seed cotton 5 bills mo.
las ses am eundres
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, Octo
Der -899 bales cotton so bbs whisky so ties hams
80 half cks bacon so bbls Tosin and -lndr1es
Train No 2-504 bales cOttnn 1876 bbls whisky 20
dries -1~ ooA
20 459 SKIS rough rice and sundries