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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

CECoHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE !
~ of Orleans, 40. 37,T70.- Notice is herebT
to the creditors Of this estate and to all oil
sons herein interested to show cause viii
days from the present notification, if any
have or can, why the account presented II
NuRent and Mrs. Aphra Pratt Nugent BO,ls
mentary executors of this estate should
honolOgated and approved, and the fun
tributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
Oc2l rs 20 FRANK PACE JR Z
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New Orleans Postoflc,
October "a, 1875.

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised" and give date.
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COMMERCIAL.


COTrON-The sales to day (uot including $50
bales yesterday, when the actual aales proper were
$3.50 bales. and the largest thus far this season)
embraced 1900 bales at Irregular and easier prices
some grades and partial 10 In Others. We give
also the figures and report OF the Exchange in FULL
a. below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE
Succession of James Rxrne,

CECoED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE n
- of Orleans, No. 38, 1929. whereas, Will
Barston has petitioned the court for letten
ministration on the estate of the late
Byrnes, deceased, intestate. Notice is
given to all whom it may concern to shOT
within ten days why the prayer of the al
toner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
oc25 30 moss FRANK PATE JR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

Aituin-y General OF the State The prisoner
is defended by j. j. and w. Young. Esqs;
the state il represented by the district at
torney, r. 7. Vaughn, Esq., and Judge u.
Eagan.
WOOSTER. Ohio, October 23.-McDonald
s. Co., manufacturers of agricultural lm-
plements, made an assignment; liabilities
$500 coo. Two hundred hands are thrown
out of employment thereby.
The Catholic Benevolent Union.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. October ga series
of resolutions of sympathy with the Pope,
and with their suffering brethren IN Italy
and Germany, were unanimously adopted.
The last paragraph teplorts the course pur-
sued by too many ot the stcular papers 10
all questions atft citing the church IN her
present conflict IL was ordered that the
Union institute hoard of colonization
Tue proposition to erect d memorial toun-
tain in Paramount Park. Philadelphia was
Endorsed, as was also one suggesting gen
eral celebration of the centennial.
The following officers were elected: Hon.
A. NJ. Kelley, OF Richmond, Virginia, presi-
dent; Father Phelan, of st. Louis, vice pres
ident Martin ID. Griffin, OF Philadelphia
secretary; Rev. Father Henry, of St. Louis,
treasurer
The convention then adjourned. The next
meeting will be held at Cleveland, Ohio.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer, :
Washington, octouer -, 1913, i;JU +. 1l.)
For Tennessee, the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, stationary or lower barometer, variable
winds warm and partly cloudy weather, and rain
near the Gul! and South Atlantic coasts.
For the Middle and Eastern States. falling baron
eter, warn. parity cloudy weather, and southwest
TO southeast winds, with possibly rain.
River and Marine News.
CiNCISNATI. October 23-Riyer eight feet and
falling. Weather clear and cool. Disqualification
ert Mitchell for New Orleans,
EVANSVILLE, October 23.-Neather coudy and
cool. River rising.
PIrTsBuRG, October 23.--River two feet ten inches
and falling Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, October % -Arrived-CheTokee. from
Tor vicksburg. at eight o'clock last night Fonte-
nellie for New Orleans. at nine last night; Quincy,
for New Orleans, at s A. H. River seven ieet three
inches and falling. Weather clear ln1 mild;
ST. LOUIS. October 23-Depart.d Belle Shreye.
port and Kate Kinney, for New Nreans; Capitol
City, for Vcksburg. River falitl two Inches.
Cloudy and warm weather.
) LOUISVILLE, October 23.-Weather clear and
warm. River four feet three lncEes in the canal
aud falling slowly.
MEMpHis October 23-River falling slowly.
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed-Ruth, for
White river Grand, Tower for ST. Louis; Tensay,
who arrived to night, report that the new mann
moth steamer Mary Bell waa aground near Hick-
man last night when they passed, but Captain
Hicks expected to get her atioat before morning.
clCKsBuRG, october 23.-Down-Katie, at A. ri.
Passed up-George Spengler, at A. NJ. rargoud,
at 1890 A. NJ; James Howard, at u NJ. The river
has fallen three inches during the last twent four
hours. Weather clear and pleasant.
SOUTHWEST Pass. October %, 6 p. M.-Barometer
.29.SD. Wind east.northeast very light. No arrivals
OF departures.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN, ,
Sunday, October "a. 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

British steamship Fire Queen, Cerbishley, for Bar
celona
German steamship Hanover Himbeck, for Bre
men via Havana and southampton
Steamship Knickerb0cker. Kemble. for New York
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola :
Steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
spanish bark kloiss, veiga, for Corunns, Spain
French bark Refine des Agnes Lecayer, for Havre
Schooner Belinda. Gergeal. for Apalachicola
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STATE TAX COLLECTIONS 0nI
No. - Berlin strej
New Orleans. October 10
pY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME vESrj
- the act OF the Legislature of this State
of 1873, approved March IA, 1873, will prod
sell at public auction, at my office, No. Il
street, in the said Sixth District of this Il
SATURDAY. October 80, 1875, at two Oh
M. the following described property, to witt
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. in tqgu
81, bounded BY Tchoupitoulas, Front, bad
and Lyon streets, fronting on TchouyI
street, measuring 80 by $50 feet each. Ii
with all the improvements and appurtsl
thereuntO belonging.
Said property having been seized by me to !
privilege and claim due the State of L,l@
for taxes upon said property for the yea
amounting to thirty nine dollars and ii lteen
together with all costs and charges.
At said sale the property will not be !
Gated unless the bid is for q sufficient ams
satisfy the aforesaid claim, and also the :
taxes upon said property, for the years III
and 1871 and all costs and charges which ma
accrued.
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to
In immediate pOss assion.
Terms--Cash on the spot.
JOHN GARSTKAMiI
State Tag Collector. Sixth District, CITY
Orleans. ocl9 D
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STATE TAX COLLRCroR's Osvl


No. Berlin srss,
New Orleans, October 49, NJ
PY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME yEsI
II by the act of the Legislature OF this Stat
u of 1873. approved March Il, 1873, / viii psl
to sell at public auction at my office, MI
Berlin street, in the said Sixth District of
city, on SATURDAY, October 30, 1875, at two N
P. NJ, the following described property 10
THREE CERTAIN LOrS OF GROUND, in
No: 2O5, bounded BY Magazine, Milan, Cou,l
and Mareugn streAts, frohting on Marenco n
measuring % by l20 feet and 90 feet inche
feet. Together with all the Improvements 4,
purtepancea thereunto belonging.
Said property having been seized BIZ me to i
privilege and claim due tine State of Lorl
for taxes upon said property for the year
amounting 10 twenty nine dollars, together
all costs and charges.
A said sale the property will not be adiud.
unless the bid is for a sufficient amount I, n
the aforesaid claim, and also the unpaid
upon said property for the.year 1874, togeths,
all COSTS and charges which may have aor-v
The purchaser at this sale is entitled 10 N
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
JOHN GARSTKAMP
State Tax Collector. Sixth District, City d
orleans. ocl9 2tu
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN SUNDAY, OCTOBER g. 1875

OCOnnellv Sesonih OF
Odenthal Henry Hteels Harry
Pattv Joseph ktewartFJ
Pearson George Sweeney VIII
Pratt Th0mas Seligman A
PasooC spencer Charles &
Palmer 8 Z Seyier SamuelQ
Parker u Cunningham spears
Peters Thomas Street John A
Petitpan SteersSB
Pennington Rw shepherd wP
Preston Henry Silver Wood
Psscia NF SmythPK
Pierdner Ad Simmons s NV
PericJW SmmonJH
Prewstt L Segfried Peter
Pryor Stokely DR.
Pierson James L Soules Charles c
P ckett John Stoke
Price james StoligJ
Phillip Pride StoImes Charles B
POursne Henry Sotin Charles
Poole Al SOniat Theodore
Potter GT StOcker Charles II
Poupart Mr. sullivan D Cd
Poindexter 4 Sullivan b
Powers James Schulz Louis
Pointer Arthur Sutton 4
Poole X G Smith Jay
Poursie 4 Co Smith Harry
Poulsen JH Taylor VIM
POursleP Tassin
Rawlings Dan Tsjague Emile
RaDkinJ Teepe John
Rance L p TOtten Charles
Ramsey Geo Trppe Joseph
Raglin Il ThienemanTF
RayJM Thompson Edw
Rehmeyer II Thomas Allen Jr
Reynolds Thompson
Reddington TIM Turner Geo
Rondeau John Turner q
Reed William Trnbter George
Reese GeorgeA Underwood y Co WIN
| Reed Brothers Upshur Roberts
Rednan Peter Nord1chF
| Robert jose Walk Jules
| Riley PeterJ Eincampu
| Richardson CIV VaheainR
| Rink Vandusen S
| Ryan John VANDERBILT Mr.
| Robinson Dr. Walker Charles
| Roberts John Wallace VIM
| Rogers William Walsh Go
| Rosmsnd Charles Wallace Fred
| Robinson James Wadsworth &C
| RobertsCB West N Co
| Roberts Wetter Co
| Rogers 5 B Wedg Emle2
| Robinson West Ne ls0M
| ROsentha Simon WeilS2
Rotge Jean Windsor Robert VS.
| Rus sell Henry S Wilder Geo X
Russell DIX Winner 7 r
| Schlatre l. Wiesbeck
| Samson Simeon Whitehead W b
! Solomon Joseph Wing FREQ }
SwannJS Wilde David
! Small &c Woollen Harvey
| Sparks VIII Wolf Felix
] Shaughnessy George Wolf Louis
Saldent D Wood kempM
Small George + Wilson Il
| Seabrght II Nj White W
| Stewart Sam Williams F
! Seeley Professor Young @ T & Bro
Shields Wilmer Zroten b l.
Shenewill Wick
MISCELLANEOUS.
| Orleans Oil Factory Southern Assoc iated Pres
lie Com State Of La David
Sunny South National Bank
ID -lta ms Co Gardener House
| State Hall BanK TIadetmen Ins Co
JOHN N. @. PARKER, Postmaster.
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STATE TAX COLLKcroR's On
No. 1863 Gravier stru

SrATR lax COLLECTIONS OyyI
No. 1863 Gravier strss|
New Orleans, October 10, /
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN MB yEsTr|
II the act of the Legislature of this Stats \
OF 1873, approved March IA. 1873. I will proO1
sell at public auction. at my office, No. 1859 a.
street, in the said First District of this cIs|
SATU SDAY, October 80, 1875, at twelve N
d.: the following described property, to will
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in souvl
Isl, bounded by Baronue, Dryades. Thsh1
MelpOmene streets, fronting on Baronne /
measuring 80 by 1913 feet each. Together VI
the improvements and appurtenances the
belonging.
Said property having been seized by me to al
privilege and claim due the State Of Louls,1
taxes upon said property for the year 1873. su]
and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adiud1
unless the bid is for sufficient amount 10 >
the aforesaid claim. and also the UNPAID !
upon said property for the year 1872, tOgethsJ
all costs and charges which may have accros|
The purchaser at this sale is entitled to
in immedi ate possession.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
N. G. FOLGEl
State Tax Collector, First District. City 4
orleans. Ocl9 ul
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LADIES, LIST.


johnson II C Miss
Keep A Miss
kruttshmidt A Miss
LeMontais P Lille
Levison NJ Miss
LefauX 4 Miss
Livingston J NJ
Louis p Mrs
Louis Elizabeth Mrs
Louis Rosa Mrs
Lindiman NJ Miss
hiagee Katie Miss
Mathews Mary A Mrs
Maxwell Emily Mrs
Malone Maggie Miss
Manner J + Mira
Mullen Cary Mrs
Moutou Miss Tellie
Mccarthy A Mrs
Mcpherson J NJ Mrs
McCauts lmog-ne Miss
Mcintyre john Mrs
McMorris A Miss
Mckay Catherine
McNair G 5 Mrs
McCaie Matt J 3 Mrs
Noon Margaret Mrs
kOrcross A G Mrs
Otto s A Mrs
Pool Irene Mrs
Pritchard G NJ Mrs
Phillips Lizzie Mrs
Phienemaud + NJ Mrs
Pernoll Laura
Pickens Katie Mrs
Quinlan Mary Mics
Russell Isabella Miss
Rousseaux N J Mrs
Richardson J Miss
Richardson ? d Mrs
Rice Lila Miss
Richard J + Mrs
Richard NJ Miss
Ras,Oe Rosa !; Miss
Ritchews EN- ma
Roberts Hattie Miss
Rosseg John Mrs
Schilling Is Miss
Sheehev H Miss
Speers Sarah J Mrs
Stuart Lizzie Miss
SabOurin CMrs
Skerritt Emma Mrs
ShOrey l. Misc
Sullivan Ella
Stuart E5me Miss
Serevlch ii Mrs
Saidee Pauline Mrs
Spearin I J Mrs
Shute Ellen Miss
Taguee Mile Mrs
Taylor Leds Mrs
Thompson A p Mrs
Thompson NJ Mrs
Upton Apnie Miss
VOrotf Conrad Mrs
Waid Mary A Mrs
WOsthouss J A Mics
Webster Mary T Miss
Weeks Ada II Miss
Wilson L Mrs
Williams l. N Mrs
Williams Miss
Wilson Mrs
Williams A Mrs
Willeford P Mrs
White Mary J Mrs
Woodruff r Dlrs
Worley Il A Mrs
Zurgrufft
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Arson Miss
Bell Maggie Mrs
Brandon Ida J Miss
Bluck G C Mrs
Baptiste Mary Mrs
Brandon Matilda Mrs
Bates 4 + Miss
Bentley Verge Miss
Byrne Catherine Mrs
Billings Hattie Miss
Boas Sarah NJ Mrs
Bolaud Matilda Miss
Boyce Sallie Miss
Brooks Mary bliss
Brown Marie Louise Mis-
BrannOu s Il Misc
Boui!liu Widow
Bourgeois Widow
Boy le NJ Mira
Dr0wn Matilda MlsS
Burfoot Rsther Miss
Burthe M Mrs
Carberry Mary Miss
Clarke Elizabeth Mrs
Clarke Maggie Miss
Carroll Richard Mrs
Crane Eliza Miss
Gambler Mrs
Carroll J r Mrs
Casley GIMME Mise
Corndoifer Mrs
Cochran L A Mrs
Coghlan Ledie Miss
Cesser Annie Mrs
Davis & p Miss
Day Ivy Miss
Deacon NJ J Mrs
DOurs Marie Mrs.
Dorsey G Mrs
| Dolly Annie 9lfS
Dove NJ J Mrs
Dubois Ellen Mrs
Estes Annie Miss
BastOn A Mrs
ferriere Mrs
Freret J p Mrs
Farley J Mrs
friezelle Mrs
Fisher Mary C Mrs
Fisk Il " Mrs
Ford Alice Miss
Fortier Mollie ( Mrs
FullestOn Nj q Mrs
Graham NJ Miss
Garcia II A Mrs
Gennirson j Ii Miss
Gonzales R Mrs
Gordon W A Mira
Gordon A Mrs
Grubbs j Miss
Grant S Miss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24

THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May % trains will arrive and depart
from the depot, foot of Canal street, as follows:
DEPART.
Ooast accommodation daily, except
:, Sunday. at..: 3:15 p. M.
kIpress and mail, daily, AZ. ......... 8 A. m.
Through night express, daily, at..... DIDO r. N.
ARRIVE.
Coast accommodation daily, except
. Sunday, at. ................1 O:OJ A. M.
Express and mail, daily, at. ........ 1858 r. M.
Through night express, daily at ....l l:3O p. M.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville, Lynch.
burg. Virginia Springs and Baltimore without
change
Office corner Of Camp and Common streets, op
poetic City Hotel.
my2s D. b. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
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INSURANCE,

TWENTY.SIXTH
ANNUAL STATEMEN'
OF THI
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. CON
Total premiums for the year ending :.
April W. 1870. ..................,....t
Earned premiups, less reinsurance and
return premiums. ........... ..... a
Fire, marine and river losses. $40, 348 SO
Taxes. EXPENSE, rebate In
lieu Of participation, less :.
interest, etc.............. 73,705 33-s'
Leaving, after paying ten per cent on =,
capital stock, net profits. "
-
Iotnl assets. ,......... ...ee.,
The Board Of Trustees resolved that d
Ing the annual interest Of ten per cent Cd
ifal stock of the company that q dve
THIRTY PER CENT be paid in cash on y
the fourteenth day Of June next to thoss
insnring with the company entitled to REQ
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Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc.

A continued depressed feeling in green hides;
principally on light. We note several sales OF
light green, at concession from above quotations
Heavy unchanged. Kip dull. with no sale and .
good stock. Light dry hides sympathize with
green. Heavy In good demand.
Wool-Prices nominal, with no stock.
Tsllcw activei prices ranging at from 8k 100. a.
to quality,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

18th instant. to Mouiton-2d district 8
Ship Baden, DunhAm, nom Liverpool August 10,
to Joseph Cooper-4th district
Ship virsinis, Barker. 70 days from Liverpool, to
Silas Week. kco-4th district
Ship Forest BaGle, Hosmer, 81 days from HAvre. to
Norton 4 Beil-lst district
Britain brig Rhone, OBuen. Is days from Havana,
to mAsort-2d diatrict =
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IMPORTS.
NEW YORK-SteamshipN New Orleans-Astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


TRENTON-Steamer Bastrop-392 bales cotton 26O
axis cotton seed 80 SKIS seed cotton 100 slaves
sundries
LOWER C0AST-Steamer Fraser--i7 hhds
sugar 624 sks rough eand sundries
Observation-Disclosures John Howard 369 bales
cotton snudries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer Lessie Taylor-16 bales
cotton 1873 sks cotton seed 81 skis seed cotton $50
sks rough rice "a hhds sugar ia bbls molasses and
sundries
WHITE BALL--steamer Mary Ida-4 hhds sugar
80 hhls mslasses Gil SKIS rOhgh rice and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Governor Aen-4DT bales
cotton 1913 sks cotton seed and slndries
LOWER C0AST-Steamer Waoon-l8l bbls rice
Ga sEs rough rice snd sundries
LOWER COAST-Ste amer Marie--ll8 SKIS rough
rice aud eundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Oriole-I22 SKIS rough
rice snd sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
October 23-806 bales cotton IS SKIS seed cotton 1879
bbls rice 1923 SKIS rough rice and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, Octo.
Der 23-82i bales cotton % hhds tobacco I25 bbls
pork l6 bbls bacon 10 cks bacon l43 SKIS salt and
sundries
Nkw ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, October
23-2lO sks rough rice and sundres
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NOs.
and 2959.

STATE OF L0CISIANA-PARISH OF ORLRI
First District, City of New Orleans i
STATE OFLOUISIANA VS.. TWO LOTS OFGpd
fronting on Baronne street. in square M
assessed in the name of JAMES CHITTE1
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.


MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
SSA " AhH'
-~s-
rxo--
MoN T. i Any.
,,,,, o,,,.Ic r,nrrr
N s onhh a nnf G nIS a., or ,al,{
SATURDAY EVENING octoDer rs. 1879.
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N Maynard, manager
of the New Orleans Clearing House for the follow
ing report of the condition OF the associated banks
at the close of business Friday, October o.;
ppaoupcps
specie. Sill 40 u
Currency .:..:.......'.''.''....' 2,5S W3 ..
C CbsnIs mouse enchangssi laao'oos 81
bankers. .:..:..."..;............ 2e,s23 II
Domesuc anu ioIelgn exchange. U48 500 10
que from a,stsnt osnKs ana bankers 25o 2Os a
Loans aud discounts. l2l38,39i SO
Other cash assets. .................. 64is'ssl 60
Total. &24, lol, 5Oe 81
LIABILITIES.
Circulation 81 a,7 100 IN
Denosits . IN oas 7SS m
us distant hanks and banIer ~ saS 'aSo % %
Other cash liabities. ~ Az 81 =.
Local bank Checks returned inext 0VO0'' OF
morningl.. .................~...... $3.50 SO
Total.,..'......'...',..',,,..,.slS ,ss' sS4 IS
Specie s $4,000 600
..','''','' 4'''Voo
The report OF the associated banks given above
buoWb tHht Inc NOluIue VI DuSlnebb, winch 10 Con-
sderaes larger than at this time ell ast year con
been received during the xesk ~ banks and pr pr.
$380,0o0 in currelcy, notwithstanding the fact
that considerable shipments have been made to
oo as .ef'0f lot 'n' purchase ana movement OF
proceeds of sales Of cotton:
the demand was stronger to day, and We learn Of
no Transactions ; under II p cent In fact, good
gold e and the
cline at New York, ruling mako above the rates
reported by telegraph.
We notice a fair movement in domestic and for.
e,gn exchange, the latter suiisring decline in
irmer.
few sales Of stocks are reported, the parti-
culars OF which are given below. NotbiBg of in
consols we're fuctuating and lower.
We continue to quote collateral loans and frat
month; Al DO at l0lh, and second grade at
no. First class mortgages rule at 10 y cent y
Anhum oe0onu s,aae a ,e en.lf '. nominal
NE" onhHAA'o olHAniNa hoosE.
Clearings. Balances.
Same time last week. 36s,735 II 142,72s 80
Total last week; s,asssIo 30 s5ss5I go
f0.a week 'sassls "a noOOASS
sal bsn cosed g.
n,erim The sales summed mn s 900 Sou aniSr Inc
ing 5000 az II4A, $4,000 at ii4T. $1,000 at lis.
siSGS ss lsH sS SSo at s Ss $4,000 ana
No sales of silver were reported OWNS to IL.
tie b. tier Texas demand the market was suoted at
fS aOSsI cent higher than
Continued to rule at s3Gssk, gold. ''"n 'oiArs
out esps To tbs Ss ana rates we're
New YORK and closed 5c or Sl0 b cent io%sr f az
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF oRLv,
Sixth District, City of New Orleapa

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. THREE LOT,
GROUND, fronting on Mdrengo street in !,
NO. 2oS; assessed in the name of j. n
BORQUE.
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Failure.

WOOSTER. Ohio, October 3.-McDonald
s. Co., manufacturers of agricultural im-
plements, made an assignment; liabilities
$500 600. Two hundred hands are thrown
out of employment thereby.
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gTEANBOATs,

p Fraser. Canton. from Lower Coast
1astrop. Delahousaaye, from Trenton
John Howard nont9ouery, nom Jacksopport
Oriole, 0tIy, 0em Lower oeest
Nay H. Daia. kea Whit HAl
No3no1, Tnylor. 6o0 k0voe OoaGt
xAFie, naAoott, fkon Lov0s Coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
EXPORTS.

CORUNNA-Bark Eloisa-25O bales cotton 10, 200
staves
HAvRR-Bark Refine des Anges-2o28 bales cotton
5000 slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING Pire Queen-27l5 bales
cotton
BREMEN VIA Notwithstanding Hanover
For Biemen-30l3 bales cotton For Havana--25, coo
cigars 6,0 SKIS bran 400 SKIS oats 80 cases hams 80
pkas sundries
NEW lORK-S-teamship Observation-Disclosures
bales cotton 452 bbls oil 81 bbls moiasses 1872 bbs
rice 500 6bs pecans and oranges 800 sks cocoanuts
lard
. HAvANA-Schooner George Sealey-279l bbls
soo sks corn 400 sks oats 4s bbs grease 80 pcs
blach walnut 40 pcs ash
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belinda-79 bbls flour
) bbs whisky bags coffee IS SKIS corn l20 pkgs
mdse
PkNSACOLA-Steamer Amite-6OO sks corn IS
SKIS oats 10 sks bran IL bags coffee 2O bbls -four 20
half bbls flour "a bbls POTATOES 10 bbs onions bbls
whisky 10 bbls pork 10 bbls beef IA bales hay 1875
pkgs sundres
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie-lOsO skis corn 10
bags coffee lss bble nonr 30 half bills flour 10 bbls
nolasses 10 bbs sugar 10 bbls whisky IS bbls pork
3 cks bacon 30 pkgs sundIies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-24
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA.
The ship Caledonia, Potter, % days from Bath,
Maine arr ved at the bar and sailed for Galveston
by Telegraph
New York, October 20, 1875.
To A. Moulton-The steamship Hudson Captain
eager arrived this afternoon.
Havana, october %. 1875.
To 4. A. Yorke-The steamship C. W. Lord Cap
ain Cotton, arrived at two o'clock to-day.