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s.sss Encfa66E1 l6u3s hun Camdon $3.50
Bsstrop. Hodge. from lovett's Blum
Bertha Bruner. wenzel, from Camden
Bertha. Burton. nom Warrington
Ruth Qustrsvaux. from Washington
ON THE BAR-BOUED IN.
stesmship St. Louis, keid, from Liverpool April It,
to silas Weeks Leo
EXPORTS.
notwithstanding Hannover-l085 bales cot
BokD4AUx-Bark Tam. si-l74 bales ystle %
GENOA-Schooner Giuseppe Lanata-l2c6 bales
VERA CRUz-Bsis Esperansa- pcs lumber
IMPORTS.
notwithstanding Wilmngton-4l4 hhds su-
gar 1850 bxs sugar cigars no bos pineapples
MARSEILLES-Brig Carmeia--5l cks wine les
Quarter cks wine 225 eighth cks wine SOS cases oil
4025 baskets oil 1900 cases veInouth l1OZ cases
soap and sundry mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
our 40 bbs pork 348 bbls potatoes 200 SKIS bran $40
half bbls n0uf ii hhds tobacco 1920 SKIS oats SOS
bbls meal 100 ties lard 80 csk bacon bales cotton
observation-disclosures Ruth--34 bales cotton
66z SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton u hhds sugar
bbs sugar "a bbls molasses half Dbl molasses IS
head cattle and sundries
WASHINGTON-Steame Bertha-s2 bales cotton
SO SKIS cotton seed - hhds sugar lo3 bbls nolasses
Ivy head cattle and sund:iee
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lizzie Hopkins--305 SKIS
ro %smn T1ss half Dbl syrup .sd sons Sg s ~
ii ,2O0 slaves md suudres
CAMDEN-Steamer Bertha Brunner--l24 bales
cotton and 4urdroe
LOVETTS BLUFF-Steamer Bsstrop--96 bales
cotton AIS slaves and suudries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGAk'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
May l1-78 bales cotton 96 hhds sugar bbs sugar
II bos mslssses 10 half bbls moiasses $40 head
cattle and Oundriea
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, May
lis bales cotton hid tobacco and sundriee
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD, May ll-323 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Nav IL
~ bbls moasses and sundries
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1Ime-l:3i, l:l6A, l:47

IIme-l:5l, l:I6A, l:47A.
Another Railroad In Court.
. AUGUSTA, Co., May 1l.-Argument wal
heard to-day before Judge Gibson on the
application for an Injunction restraining the
Georgia railroad from paving interest OF
the Endorsed bonds Of the Western railroad
OF Alabama. The Judge reserved his deci
sion.
WAR DEPARTMENT }
Ofice Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, May II, 1873, ABS p. NJ
For Wednesday, in he Eastern Gulf States, sta
tiOnary Iting barometer and Temperature
s"Sth+rly winds. with partly cloudy and clear
FOR The western Gulf States, diminishing north
erly Winds rising barO meter, stationary or higher
tSnperature, and generally clear weather.
River and Marine News.
partures. The bark Umsn, previously reported
hating sailed from Pass. 'Ontre drifted back to
PA Pass A1o Tor May ii, sP. vivid south,
very light. Weather clear. Arrived inside and
ter sky IT DAYS rom Giyerpso with general
cargo to Ocean, Zerega Co. ! he steamship st.
Louis. Captain Reid, from Liverpool. is aground on
Dlmmock are at anchor outside. waiting wind to
ssle. The Mig Aurora is inside. bound ont.
v1oSssuRs May lI.Psssed Ups; Genevieve.
warm and clear. The river has risen two inches.
MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE river is stationary. Wea-
from Cincinnati. Departed Belle of shreveport
ana Cherokee, for New Orleans; Robert Mitchell
and MinneOla, fof Cincinnati; and Belle of Texas
for Arkansas river.
PITrsBURa May H. River five feet eight inches
end rislg. Weather CLOUDY aud warm.
RvASsvILLE, May ll.-River stationary. Weather
tainy and warm. The Charles Morgan passed up
CINCINNATI, May 1.-The RIVER has fallen eight
inches. Arrived-C. B. Church, from Kew Orleans
Ohio river at p. NJ; Governor Allen, from New
Orleans. At A. NJ. Teparted-John A. Wood. for
New Orleans at P. n. River falling. Weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May 1l.-Rver stationary ArrivedA
Sherlock and Grand Lake; nom New Orleans. De.
parted-SbtrlOck, for Cincinnati. Weather warm
and showery
q. Louis, Nay II -Arved-H Helena from vicks.
enrg; Future City, from New Orleans. Departed
Weather cloudy, cool and v indy.
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District Court OF the United States Of Americ, for
the District of Louisiana.
DY HOEY & O,CONNOR-NICHoLAs J.
P,ace-on THURSDAY. June 3, 1875, at twelve
Exchange Royal street between Canal and Cus-
tomhouse streets. in this city Of New Orleans by
virtue Of an order Of sale rendered in the above
entitled matter en- the seventeenth of April 1875
will be sold at public auction the following do.
scrl6ed property, to Wis
Rampant street in the First District in the square
bounded by Hercules or Rampant, Dryades and
Euterpe streets and Felicity road, and measures
81 feet front on Hercules street, by 1T feet 10
inches lines in depth, between parallel lines,
American measure; the said lot commences 60
feet from the corner of Euterpe and Hercules or
Rampant street. and continues 81 feet thence
toward Eel city road and is designated by the No
s. OIL plan an e1ed to the act Of pu1 chase of said
lot Of ground BY r. Seward from 4. F. Jenk ms
passed before A. NJ zureau, notary public on NAV
IS, 1917, being the same property acquired by the
BANKRUPT from the succt ssion of Florent zorn, BY
act passed bt fore R. j. Ker, notary public, Decem
;. THE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO. At DAu.
PHlNE STREET, in the Second District in the
square bounded by Dauphine Burgundy, Bien.
vile and Cusiomhouse streets, ana meas uring q
feet front on said Dauphine street, by so feet in
depth Being The same property acquired BY the
bar ktupt from Jacob Zoelly, by act passed before
G. v foulon, notary public, on the twelfth day of
The decree Of court orderitg the sale of the above
described property directs that the came be sold
Tree OF al liens, mortgages, judgments and privi
leses, and the assignee acting the officer of the
court will convey enlyss such title rs 10 in hun
vested by the assignment in bankruptcy and by
the aforesaid order Of court.
Terms of sale-One half cash on the spot thu
balance pay able in twelve months credit, with
interest OF eight per cent per annum from the
day OF sale until final pawn mt, with all the
usual security clauses of vendors lien; Eve nor
cent attorneys fees in event of suit; insurance
and transfer of polIsy, ETC.. and purchasers to
assume payment Of all taxes on said properties Of
the Year 1875, payable in 1876.
Acts Of sale at the exrense Of the purchasers
before Marcel 7. bucros, Eco, notary public.
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THE STATE OE LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIsE op
ORLEANS.
SARAH DALSHEIMER vs.. LOUIS RosE-Eo. ss27


HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TENTH
- DAY OF April, 1875, judgment was render ed in
this court in the following entitled snit i N the
WORDS and figures following. to wit: WV
sarah Da sheimer We. Louis Rose, No. 6827
On motion of BIaughn, Beck & Dinkels neil at
torheys Tor plaintiff in this cause upon snbrit
ing TO the court due proof in support o her a.
Habd by reason OF the law ard tbe sv;d NC
Selhs with plaintiff, it is ordered al ind peJ and
1ecIeea mat the Judgment by default h erein sn.
terea on me twelfth Of November 1874 be now cor
81 m1a mat there be judgment in favor Of 1lantif
p.a oaisnelmer and against defendan I. Lonin
n1se her husband, decreeing separation Of mon
the communi, Inc ssid parties, and isso luton Of
te COMMUNITY OF acqht SITS and gains exi sting h..
tween mem and the plaintiff to have the soIe con
rIi H ~ administration OF her property snd thar
gi n IN lave Judgment against her So hnsband
e. .ue SUI OF Sl3 $50 with legal terest on $4,000
f.o. .weLty seventh of October 1852 and on S2l5e
f from twenty. second Of May. 1865 and on $1,000
~ twentieth Of September, 1857 unil paid. and
sIanted by law to married women
Judgment signed April IS, 1875.
IN 4....- A. SACCIER Judge.
IN ueet1m0ny whereof have hrr-npto set my
nnoo and afnxed the seal Of the said court at the
on New Orleans on this MIN nth lay Of April
S ~ me year OF our Lord one thoussn5 eight hun
apo 20 nJls' FEArS WALL. Deputy Clerk.
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and III Oceed with business, hut dlstilierlee
can not. All the disfilleries seized are still
in tho hsnds Of the oficisls, and sinventOriee
Of property in them is being made. Until
this work is completed the amount Of prop
erfy seized can NOT be stated.
The local government officials say they
know nothing about the matter; at all
events they are very reticent and little in.
formation can be obtained from them.
Warrants for the proprietors of the estab-
lishnents seized have not yet been applied
for. The next step by the government Off
cials 10 sDxiouslv looked for by the public
These proprietors, however, affect to be
undlsturbed and unc0ncerned, saying they
do not know why their houses have been
taken possession of, no reason having yes
been given by the government ofhclais' ana
they Gifclaim all knowledge of wrong dong.
Some Of the rectlfiers will give bond as soon
a. the inventories are taken, and continue
bueiness, while others perhaps will wait
until matters are fully developed.
One Editor Shoots Another.
LEAyEswoRrH, May 1l.-Colonel d. X.
AnOthopv. editor Of the Times and postInas-
ter, vas fatally shot by William Embry,
editor of the appeal, on the stairway OF the
Guerra House. Considerable III leelng nao
existed between the parties.
Ar Work in the Mines.
WILKKeBAkhE,
thirty men went to work in the Hutchinson
mine this morning. They marched from
their homes in body, end were armed
with rifles and rev0lvers. crowd Of men,
women and boys followed them, with
threats and impre cations, and were only
deferred from acts Of violence by the
wea pons of the workmen. The women
were particularly bitter with invectives,
and at ono point in the mile march nearly
precipltated conflict.
The situation in the Schuylkill mining
region is growing daily more. and more
critical Men wiling to work are COM
pelled TO abandon the mines under threats
~ death.
A had Showing for Winter Wheat.
PHILADELPHIA, May l1--Reports from
200 counies indicate scarcely half . crop OF
winter wheat.
The Persecated Priest.
The crosse xamination IN Gerdeman's case
Of alleged deialcation indicates that the |
church owes the priest nearly $500.
The Races mt Lexington.
LEXINGTON. May 1.-THE races to day |
~ re wei attended. The track was heavy.
WeAther fine.
Fust kuce-Sweepstakes for two year |
ODDS; one BALI mile. Won by Minnie Nor |
gan, beating Gardeners chestnut tilly by |
Lexington and Richards bay colt Grit. |
Time-53.
Second Race-Mile heats for all ages.
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By 8. 0ulnault.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARIE LOUISE NsRInrp,
WIDOW ANTOINE MERIDIsR
Second District Court tor the Par,sb of O-,...
No. 37.72l.
RY =. GUINAULT, AUCTlONHER -ovvxc,
- corner Of Exchange alley and Bjanyi go
FRi ho Nay T. 1875 will be sold, 1t Ii a. X
the us sonos.Ss s Sos oy virtue Of an order s.
perieh Of Orleeas. dated April Is, 1s1sN Aux ~
LOF OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITTRR.
Ay4oM
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FURNITURE MOvARLES AND OTHER EFFRars
sue ESSION OF H. EUDE
Second District Court for the Parish NJ Or,aan.
No. 81 957
ny PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
- office no. 90 Exchange aey.-MONDAY NAV
a 1879 1T 10 A. H., will b. sod at public action H.
virtue ahu III pursuance 10 n order from the Hon
q. Is>Et ludse OF the Second District Court for
count Of said successon- .'- ~
ONE Lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Nov
ables and other effects. N''
Terms-Cssh. mr1o1o %
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LEGAL NOTICES,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE o.
ORLEANS.
MRS. RACHAEL LEVI VS.. ISIDORE LEVI. HER
Husbaud-No 5429

II HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SEVENTH
L day Of April, 1885, judgment rendered in
this court in the entislsd suit in the words and
figures following to wit:
Mrs. Rachael Levi Va. Isid0re Levi, her hus-
band, No. 5429
On molten of Brangbn, Buck Dinkelspiel, OF
counsel for plaintiff, and producing to the
court due proof in support of plaintiffs lain, The
law and evidence being in her favor it ia ldored
adjudged and decreed that the judgme mt by de-
fault herein entered on the twenty third of Feb
ruary. 1874 be now confirmed and made final and
accordingly that there be judgment in favor Of
plaintiff Mrs. Racheal Levi, and against defend.
ant. lsidore Levi, her husband. decreeng . sepsrs-
ton of property and dissolution of the commu-
nlty of acquests and gains heretofore existing be-
tween the said parties. 1t is further adjudged and
decreed that the said plaintiff do have the full,
complete control and administration of her prop
erty and that she do have and recover of the said
defendant the sum of 8 Is 0OO with legal interest
theIeen from judicial demand. to wit: February 10,
1874 until paid, and costs Of suit, vii h special
privilege, lien and mortgage as granted by law to
married women for the protection and security
OF their rights and claims
Judgment rendered April :, 1875.
Judgment signed April IL, 1873.
E. NORTH CULLOM, Judge.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto eet nv
h$Hd and affixed the seal Of the sad court, at the
CITY OF New Orleans on this thirteenth day Of
April, in the year of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and seventy.Gve, ard the ninety ninth
year Of the Independence Of the United States
npl4 28 myl4 +. A. LUMISAIS Deputy Clerk
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BY r. y. q b. ]. Montgomery.
ID M. d B.. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE
0MrA Urinary Hn1l Nm G4 Corn Se->..

Tn.weeklv sales of every description Of house
hold furniture. Mirrors Pianos, Carpets Mattresses
etc, on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATUR
DAYS, at Auction Room No. 80 Camp street, com.
monoing at IL A. NJ.
Semi Weekly sales of Horses Mules Bugqies
Carriages, etc. at Sales stables corner of Baronpe
aud 0ravier streets, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS, commencing at II A. u.
Out door sales of every description promptly 1t
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of rsal estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of New Farui
ture of every variety to be fo!nd in tie CITY Al
their show rooms Armory Hall No. 81 Camp street
kind in the South they solicit . portion Of thu
public patronage, both in their line auctioneers
and dealers IN furnitnre. isl ~
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AUCTION SALES,
By o. Valeton.

By O. Valeton.
SPLENDID ROW OF THREE- STORY BRICK
BUILDINGS. FORMING THE CORNER OF ST,
CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS, OPPO-
SITE THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
CHOICE DWELLINGS ON BOURBON, DUMAINE.
DAUPHIEE AND CLAIBORNE STREETS AND
BAYOU AOAD.
LOTS IN CARROLLT0N. JUDGMENTS ETC.
SUCCESSION OF 4. CORDEyIOLLE
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81, SGD.
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THE STATE OF LOUI-IANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS JOSEPHINE BENSADON. WIFE, ETC, Vs.
Simon Haber- No. 1lOi.

Simon Haber- No. 1lOi.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
dered this court in the following entitled suit,
in the words and figures following. to wit
Mrs Josephine BensadOn, wife, ETC., rs. simon
Haber No. 7lO4.
On motion of Braughu, Buck Dinkejspiel, At
torneys for the plaintiff in this cause, upon pro-
ducing to the court due proof in support of her
demand, by reason Of the law and the evidence
being with plaintiff it is ordered adjudged and de-
creed that the judgment by default herein entered
on the nineteenth instant be now confrme d; that
plaintiff, Josephine BensadOn, have iudemeDL
against defendant, Simon Haber. her husband
decreeing separation Of property between the
said parties. and a dissolution Of the community Of
acquests spd gains existing between them. and
cohdenning defendant to pay plaintiff the sum of
seven thousand FIVE hundred dollars, with legal
ofsuit with the privilege and mortgage in such
CAGES granted by law to married women
Judgment signed May l, 1875.
A. SAUCER, Judge
In testimony whereof have hereupto set NV
hand ana afhxed the seal of the said court. at the
Guy OF New Orleans, this fourth dav az
May. IN the year of our Lord one thou sand eight
hundred and seventy five
NV 10 le4 FRANK WALL. Deputy Clerk
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by PERCY ROBERTS, ASSIGNEE-PUR
- suent to an order of court rendered herein /
VIII sell at public cutlery, Oh FRIDAY NAV a. 1875
at twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and AUG
noseers Exchange, Royal street between Canal
an mortgages, privileges or other incum brances
the following described property, to wit
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and nights, WAYS and privileges the reunto
belonging situated in the Fourth District of this
city, in the square comprised within Third
Fourth. PrytAnia and Plaquemine tnow ColiseumI
streets forming the northwest corner Of said square
ana measuring e6out $50 feet front on said Priv
street Being the same property acq aired BY said
IhopaS n. sin simmons from a. Rodenwald By set
dated the twelfth Of May 1860
TeEms-Cash ON the spot
PERCY ROBERTS,
Asaisnee OF the bankrupt estate Of Thomas Il.
SmmonA sp27 70 my6 IL
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AUOTF0Hz SALES.
By Hoey & o'Connok.
CHOICE 3OPERTY ON DRYADES STREET, MAR
TIE MARKET.
SUGGESTIONS OF JOHN HOHL AND ELIZABETH
PETHER, HIS WIFE, CONSOLIDATED.

PETHER, HIS WIFE, CONSOLIDATED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of OFleaps-
Nos. 81 ,@66 and y, 204.
DY HOEY q O'CONNOR-NICHOLAB J.
ID H0ey, Auctioneer-OfRce No. II Exch11ge
place.-SATURDAY, May 70, 1875. At twelve eaOlesk
NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
on Royal street. by virtue Of an order Of the hon
orabe the Second District Court for the psrish Of
Orleans dated April 49, 1875 will be cold BY public
auction, the following described property to wit
THAT CHOICE DOUBLE TENEMENT PROPERTY,
Nos 343 and 345 Dryades in the square bound
signated as lot No. g. measuring &c feet Inches
lines front on Dryades sFeet, by 10 feet nches6
lines in depth between parallel lines; the i'm
prOvements comprise q double one.story ffsme
cottage. with centre alley. four rooms In main.
four rooms and two cabAets rear. two csteIns, etc.
Terms of sale-Cash.
Act Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser
before ". B. Keinpeter, notary public.
aDl0 unyI Is %
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CHOICE COGNAC AND WINES
~ IhE MAITER OF HOFFMAN CO. BANK
RCPTS.

UHI'eU SEa'es DIsfrlct Co rt-NO. I4I6
PY PLAllDE J ~PEAR, AUCTIoNERR-
- Ofhce No. 4t Exchange alley.-SATURDAY
LAY ~ 1875, ut l0:3n A. NJ will he snid at
pubic auction, at Nc l8l Com mon street bet
Ca10nte'et ana Balonne streets by virfu. and in
GDtdierce to An order rendered bv the Hon. w r
"oods' Judge OF tn United States Circuit Cont
iof the District OF Louisiana who makes this ODD
Gni1ng vacancy III the Office Of Unite H. ates
aca nc. Tor "a d district signed May g. 1876
~" cases (Doie r .ss) Leo.ille Cbateanx Laf++.
u T., and other III 9ice wipes ''o'
Terms-Cssh before delivery nv,, 1s .,
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COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, May ii, 1875
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 60 and
4O0 bales addi ionsl Yesterday embraced $500 bales
at steady prices for the kinds most in request but
easier and irregular tor other descriptions. We
give also the figures and report Of tbs Exchange
in full as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION,
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nhstN FIVE SHARES AMMONIA TuEpNo
SPECIFIC PROPELLING COMPANY.
In TIE MATTER OF HOFFMAN, "a p.rv
kUPTS.


PlACIDE !. SPEAR, AUCTIONRRR-
Omce No. IS Exchange AIley-SATURDAY
.Ay ~ 1872 At 1870 A. NJ, will be sod at puhlic
44Uction at No. ISL smm0a street, be tween on
seet ana 6arohne streets by virtue aud in ohed;
G.ce 10 On orae' rendeIed BY he Hon. W. B. WooSa
D'strict Of Louisiana, who makes this order Sn,no
1. vacancy in 'he Office Of United states Dsstrick
SEVENTY FIVE STARTS GFs T = ns''U C.,
Relling Company OPecAnc fro-
1srns-Cssh On the spot. mxu,e.
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With nothing IN the dispatches calculated to
nave any II nuence, the market, nevertheless
opened with stronger demand for Bavre and the
continent and up to 1890 p NJ fully 1900 bale
bad changed hands at prices indicating no quota.
BILE variation after which the movement became
still more amin ated swelling the days business.
a. above, to 1900 bales. Factors were if anything
more ttrir gent intheir pretensions for the KINDS
most IN r. quest, and such descriptions exhibited
increased steadiDess without any quOtable varia.
ton. Other Kinds were IRE gular and in some
cases easier, but without any marked variation.
In conn~ctidn with the days movement we Oh.
serve that Ship was taken up for Havre, making
two on TIE berth for that port
The sales for the past three DAYS sum up 800
bales Q7sO on. Saturday fO5o yesterday including
AGO rot ,eposted until today, and 1900 today,
AGAINST 4sSo for the corresponding time last week.
. Receipts since Friday evening ae42 bales, embrac-
ng 2S M f1S other delivery potts tof which las
against bt95 proper last week, and 1922 last year.
Total proper since August 81 966 1872 bales against
,l4' 1873 last year-dt crease 1871 69l.
The exports comprise 6l48 les, embracing 34O4
New ok and IS to Philadelphia.
ali the ports fr.m il N. Saturday to e NJ y.
today 1868 bales. against 1929 last week and
4sl last year, and since Friday $3.50 bales against
august 81 1887 $50 bales, against 81 .44s up to
Monday noon. May II. last year texcludng the
above 249ll-decrease 2S2 099.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclueive) ito Great
Britain TIA bales against II 656 last week and
ga last year. and to the continent 1888 bales,
sroiAiS' 'oH' last week ana QUIZ last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports made up TO u NJ
Az GA bales against 462 4O last week and Sal 263
last year
The amount on shipboard not cleared. going m
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the olenirG THIS morning at As, 500 bales, embrac.
ing rs 600 for Liverpool, II 900 for Hasra 2OO for
the Mediterranean 1000 for Bremen 1000 for the
North Ses, and 5000 bales for the North which
when deducted from the stock on hand by our
&c. 100 bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in pre- sses unsold awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1900 bales in
cluoing $50 after p. M. yesterday Demand good"
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the district Of Louisiana-No 1851.
PY HOEY & O'CONNOR-NIcHoLAs J..
ID Hoey, AuctIoneer-Olce No. II Exchange
pace.-SATURDAY. May 70, 1875 at twelve oc ock
NJ, at tho Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
on ROYAL street, between Canal and CustombOuse
streets iii this city of New Oreans by virtue of
order OF the Hon. W. 3 Woods Circuit Judge, act
ing during vacan ey in the office of United Ststes
District Judge, and rendered in the above entitled
matter April a. 1875 will be sod BY pnbiic suc-
ton the following described property. to wit
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND AND STORE
HOUSE, situated in the town of Tangipahoa, State
of Louisiana.
2. Farm, containing about 272 acres, situated
in the parish OF ST. Helena, State OF Louisiana and
stock, implements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging.
The Older of court decreeing the sale Of the
above descl ibed property directs that the be
sold subject to all incumb anees, ETC., thereon,
and the assignees, acting officers of the court,
will cOnve and transfer only such title az 10 in
them vested by the assignment IN bankruptcy and
BY the aforesaid order OF court.
And at tire same time and place
3. THE InLS RECEIVABLE, OPEN ACCOUNTS
and other evidences Of debt, more fully described
in lists thereof to be exhibited 1T the Office of the
auctioneers and at the time and place OF SALE
Terms of Sale-Cash CD the spot.
AcIs of sale at the expense OF the pu has DO
fore N. GerDon ESQ, notary public. my1 II q