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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-03-24

The enormous tribute paid to Belknap
and Marsh by Evans, the Fort Sill trader, is
not surprising when the high prices he charg-
ed the soldiers for goods is considered. Here
are few items: Potatoes, from So to 81
per bushel coal oil So gallon; cheese 40
cents pound; matches 12l cents q box;
brooms 81 each; needles 25 cents paper ;
crackers 60 cents pound.
"A Herald special from Bismark, Dakota
Territory, says that startling evidence in the
Belllnap case is on the way to Washington
1t proves that within one week after his in
stalation as Secretary of War he began his
scheme for the sale of all the prominent
traderships on the fontier, and that they were
eventually disposed of for money.
Last Friday afternoon, in Yorkvile, N.
Y, Ann Hammond, poor widow and the
mother of five children, was brutally MUIR
dered by Thomas J. Bartel, an idle, disso-
lutte fellow, who had been living with fami.
ly named Freeman, where Mrs. Hammond
was employed to wash and where the muir
der occurred. The murder was committed
with dull hatchet six large wounds being
found upon the woman's head. Bartell was
arrested
Gen. Merritt, who recently returned
from the Black Hills, says the area in which
gold is found is at present so limited that it
would not support one-half the people who
arc there already Thousands of gold seek
crs, chiefly broken down city people, are
pressing forward towards the Black Hills
They are fleeccd all along the way and arrive
at the Hills utterly destitute. Many of them,
Gen. Merritt thinks, will literally starve to
death this spring He thinks the Black
Hills business is worse than stupendous
humbug-it is an Infamous traffic.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-03-24
A; I'M DWELLING HOUSE,
J. s. RICHARDSON, Auctr. m
Constable's Sale.

DY virtue ola writ ofVcnditioni Exponas,
ID issued by James A. Fulton, Esq,
Justice of the Peace of the State of Mary
land, in and for Hartford county, at the suit
of Samuel NJ. Ady, administrator of Edward
ii. Ady, deceased to me directed, against
the goods and chattels, lands and tencments
of Alexander Sanders and William Sanders,
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate at law
and in equity, of said Alexander Sanders and
William Sanders, in and to all the personal
property and real estate described in deed
of mortgage from said William Sanders to
George r. A. Sanders, recorded in Liber A.
l.. j No. 30, folio 81, one of the land record
books of the Circuit Court for Hartford coun-
ty consisting of all that certain
PIECE or Parcel of LAND,
situated in Hartford county, on the road from
Clark's Bridge TO the Pennsylvania line,
with the improvements thereon, which is
part of a tract called Crook in the Lot"
and which is the same and all the land men,
toned particularly and described in deed
from Stephen Rigdon and William Bailey,
executors of the last will and testament of
Robert A. Rigdon, to said William Sanders,
dated on or about the 18th of February, 1856,
and recorded in Libcr A. L. j., No. I, folio
SO, one of the land records aforesaid, except
eighteen and half acres of land, more or
less, afterwards sold and conveyed to Isaac
Rogers and E. s. Rogers, by deed dated 18th
May, 1857, and recorded in Liber A. i. j.,
No 8, folio 439, one of the aforesaid record
books; containing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

Clefxooa' Banas Of Lou1s1aDa ~. N9Fo. WI.
lisU 3. F1oeonce ea1 hee 3uDAomA
CUPRRIOR DISTRICT COpRT IOR THR PARISH
- of Orleanb, No. n. I34-By virtue Of Q writ Of
seisure and sale to me 6recseA BY the houersble
the Superior District Court for the parish Of
to sell ct puelie auetiou, ~ tho 'HeEehe1ts ana
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Custsmheuse stTeets, IN tho second
District Of this city, On SATURDAY, kesembeE q
1876, at Twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described
p' Two SJsSTAis LOTS or GROUND, il, the SUB
urb Laeourse. Of the city Of. uew Orleans; the oue
fronting the conner of Ralisieus and Richard
streets, measuring sixty four feet font on the
former. BY one hundred ana twenty feet On the
latter, and the other, designated as ut number
said subui b. deposited in tho Office OF L T. Caire
lste notary public in thi city, ha, ing sixty feet
front on Relig Gus street BY ono hundred and
twenty feet de- p, all French me ssure, with the
improvem 8 thereon; together with sixty seven
lots arc the proper y Of said appeayer as having
been purchased by her. then Widow Joseph G.
Smith from Abner Robin son. per act passed before
g. R. Stlingor, thsn notary public in this city, on
the sew. nteenr Of May, 1881.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to furnish
a stock lots for the sum Of Ave hundrs and
eighty three dollars, falling due on the Al st Of
July, 1877. fixed or renewable sCcoraing to the
charter Of tho Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, and the
oblie ations srd resp"ns ,itM Of stockhelder Of
tho Cisisens' Bank Of Louisiana and the stoek note
20 furnished to be lde tiled With the oct Of mort
gage BY Arsbella BacSn IN favor of the Ctfi!en''
Bank of LouisiAno, passed before 1hee Se4heIs,
1856 and With the shsrs de- 81 sale In this case
EUGENE WA0G AMAN,
oc24 % II IS Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of OreAns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

Exw YosK. October 70. Bvening.-Money closed
easy: bid Sterling quiet At - 81 %: Gold veal
dvss li4k. etates quiet and nominal. Louisiana
eon:ol. 6od6i Stocks aetive unsettl, ID and
SabtFsasurv halanoes-0old, o4s, 7s7 ,s6s: cur.
The Sub ,rsesursr paid ont on account Of In
Customs receipt. to-day esos co.
Cotton ,cloeea dnl': middlinx uplands l0Sc;
orlsan. u lsc; .alss to day !7I bales; net 10
6l74; 10 the continent 1880
S::sss e i ,1s s ss s:
ii II sse February Il II 30; March II . sa0ll%s
isi7:sssis sise. guy F''0' ' 1'''''
Flour strl slightly in tuyers favor; only light
IVES era ana state - coos; eouthe I'm hour quiet
and heavy; common to fsir ext. o. 2o06 CO.
70 only ssisa .Ss Inning
81 1901 % for winter red western; p % for
aeses Western. Corn hals Lover; light trade
western mi1sd Oats without Important change
ans MR. . = ,Ot'
ssG: 10 - ssr standard /. aSisssss auiss and T
changed Rice much a3ged; fair isqusry. Tsllov
steecy At SIS 0sac. Rosiu uncf aaeed. Turp q
o. sseS Sssdty i.G. .,Ssa i ss.. prns
steam as 0IScf new; le0ie.lsc for Old. whey
IA her more 0too0y At u IS frk1Ght0 EeAvy: co
ten y ssil sled; By ste Hm "a.
Cfut InxAs1. Oetob9 % -tiour quiet aud steady
fani = esss0S: Wheat quiet and steady; ,el
aniei sso % and r Ia" s.2s;
Sd u, 1:s All /: &, .s:
arm; shoulders Sc lear NIB sides 81 0eAe clear
dds as 0sAr. loose. Bacon quiet ard stsoAy;
Sheuidsxs 7f01h~; clear RIB sides Sk1SSc; clear
saAes 81 09ke. Whisky in l9oed de aani ct fun
prices 81 IL. Butt. T dull Western Reserve anl
Control Ohio 300tic. Hogs In active demand at
os IS; heavy o5 3O15 60.
q. touu, Octobee 3a-Heur arm and unsha.ged.
Wheat tssc,tve and lower; 10. red fall 81 a;
No 3 do 81 1901 13s cash. Corn dull aud lower;
No. mixed 4l04iac. Oats duh; No. 33kc
Eye dull l md droepIns' s1S:;sc, ss.ley1on!y
chanSed Pork dull and unchanged. Lard quiet;
easier lob lots Of new packed shoulders TIC olear
rib sides shoskc; clear sides Is 0HAc. Dseon
erser, shoalderS 7A07tc; elesr lib sides ste
clear sides CSC. HoGs lafrlv sctive; . shade
higher. prices ranging Eom o5 4006 S. Cattle
I'm active demand Tor stockers and feeders other
e ades in fair d manS; prize TO choice steers
sCEcleo October ,s.-Flour-Lsgot deusrd AMI
holders dfD. Wheat strong and higher; q II 4
81 l3f December. Corn higher; f3Ac
November. Oats firm and UNCHANGED. Rye
changed. Posk-Faif demand ana lower; els 800
Pair deUsnd and lower; new sac cash; Joke ola;
October s.So09.5ec; Novenber 93S9anke. Bulk
me ats steedy and unchanged. Whisky steady and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
e1sVnsY Isl oeo4 de-.ns lsr Z 4, ~ pae,.

- vnS SSr oeoA deuianG 5sr a nv pAes.
F5ss.Eysr sscc I. :. !; : s.s'sF 's''lS' ana
ss::s1 = rs s,s ,s 4. s.. Psss''' and ''an'a
..stss : z issss ;aaI' s a. ou.son Also
't Coz ast x Fs;sRz mgp,r su. 1s.
eeirss sre looked Tor. Only $50 sacks yellow sold
;Gse: .sces On n. landing .a.l but the
Sssand i1sO sacks 20 d, Of which 80 or binary st..
Louis ct sc. and 1000 re1ss ct oSc ousnst
BRAN-Is In light supply and tho dewaaa ts Inn:
isO. not iu centreven,ion, At $50 y 100 ~.
p, . ana O o. 9ss terns s.S 10
sics"scarcsiy any inquiry and ia.ss .tesh on
81 ssa Ss&e: s e1aaa.s ss4se; goa s. prime sSs
'I ccsv Fl: d.m.rd At firm rrio... !hs
fnere 10 20 stock in = ianAe. The stoel N ssc-
ss .a s:s Ss:i: |: :s'Ss
g. s s :s:s g. + s. e.; e: g:
,.sisa c1si ss e e. eS I. S:s,s
a01ee; ebctce western ssosss: medium lsSac;
Choice Western factory 10 SELF e ct l2 0l3cs New
lG srA i7s ozso III supply 10, boxes cold
Moss: supply and bette, s:c:ns, n 4 3
SSS SG.soo ssEo GiI.cass s:is 4 oslo Re.
np cSr rfSf * sn Oh CAKK-I selling at $50 p
BAGaMa-Priees srs firm sod there il .. good
demand. Domestic jute IL quoted IN round loss'
at lake, and is selli 10 700 lots At l'c = Ja1d'
India II rAsAihnQ ct loo p yard. .---.4.F
POULTRY-Rsceipts are coming in more freely.
:. 81: sse 4 = s q s.
turkey:. yourg. 80 50, old eis 2 dossn ,,.o.
EG6s-Sresh arrivals Of western sell ct l710e
Tor then is fsir. Loaissn cell q .s0es. y dessn
BSCULEN FS-Onions are plentiful and dull Good
e.. .npps e ssss s
:, g e g g ;s .1ps:
sG1l4 40 xrkss ss9f . s.rs.s
bsre Of now and 1t 10 m demand Old arc ucsalar
DRIED FRUIT-Old is unstable. There 10 70
new on maud it 10 wanted.
CAsIOR OIL-Good demand. and il selling 1t he
sTiRcH-I. selling = ~ ssks On.
BROOM CORN-light suEp ,. 1sid 1t ~ use
y ssIr-pealsr. rates are soseoe p s.ck ior
naIy 7sdsoc p bss of two bushels. Table salt in
Sss 3zsi IS :sess y. sas bat
$50; exir> ppe IS ssiuoaDS0l3o: light pipe IS -
g inch; $40 sa!ss hsde = ineh. sl'esis'' extra
COOPnAQE-a1olaeses .hassels aso quoted ct
O 90 hsl4 bansls sse; kees Csc sasnr hossheads
9SCEfrs or rD0DuCB-Ar.avsl stnss eur 70
.vtoW Ct 9asusaavs 3eoe bhle Aouy. 1864 Ibis peril
80 hbla vAAahy. . tssEoes ha1A 80 tiep0ss and
bIls corn aoa 3g7s asks m, 3s3 sscts oais. 9sl
Oacks bran, 1870 bAles hsy. ~ hhes cagsr. 7o7
bNls anA 10 hAlf b1ls Dsla16ea. l77 49, AQpaoe.
Nl keys tatser. Is - saats cotton eeed 80 boxes
oAeees and 3es3 bbls Tioe.
KXPORTe OF PROvUC1- KxYssts slnee our -
NV q fatasdav: - bAls 1ouf. 10 bbls pesk,
q oaako baooa, ts tssCoos Afd. us bhle WhiGky.
s. bills GO 0sal 7loe eseks esrn, leee ssctD ooto
81 eaekS Iran, 10 holee. IS hhAo and - 6hi0 s1Gnr
g. 6ble molaesea n b6ls Yioe 1871 saeks eo6ee, %
bSls opples 80 tbls suiens S3 sacks ealt, Is hess
batter snA - be;s potDsoeA - 7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.

CINCINNATI steames Charles Morg,n-4s6 bales
cotton 37s bbls whisy s0l bills pork 100 hbls noul
l0Oc bxs soap e tics hams 237 ties lard 200 kegs lard
aRkRavILLR-Stsamsf Katis-3s6s bales cotton
1913 eke cotton eeed and sunAEies
UPPER COAST-SteAmer Mary lda-s5 bbls Of
melasses 40 hhds sugar 4ss sks rough rice and sun
DONALDSONvuLR-stsam Henry TsAs-2l5
hhde sugar 234 bbls molasaes Is halt bhls moAssel
2a2 s1s 20. 1HH&h re e1d .%ndEies ,
- bble molasses sks sssd cotton 10 sks cotton
seed SIT sks ro1lh nee and sunAriso
DATON ROU0R-DteA0er St John-3O5 bales cot.
ton $40 sks cotton SD sks Sod cotton 1896 sks
BAYOU SARA-SteanM Governor Allen-lOs2
bales cotton 1888 eks cotton oeed 800 sks rough oo
"a hhds sugar a bbls nolAsses and eundT'es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert Lee-4S00 bales
cotton 1863 skD ootoo0 0eed aks seed cotton and
oundIiAe
NKMPHIS-Steamer Fleta-ss bales cotton 1891
sks cotton eeed end eundres
sPRIN0FIBLD.echoone Lille Simms-s bales
PirTsBURG-Towboat Ark and 10 basts-3so 900
RECERTA SUNDAY.
LOWER COASr-Steamer WAloon- 10 bbls m0las.
LOWE
SKIS rough rice and eunrtes
LOW6R COABr--YeaAnG Wswsnoek-s64 sks
rough Eoe and eundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
30RGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
OCeober 22-86 bales COL ton IS sk1 seed cotton l22
Dds molasses I6 hhds sugar 249 sks rough noe and
October s3-s5e bales cotton % hhAs sugar 30 bbls
mciasees bali Dbl melasses 7ss SIN saes ls7 head
INV oiExz1s AND noB1Ls RAILROAD, o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

Some lawless persons, we do not know
who land We are glad that we do not know
about midnight, last Saturday, went to the
northeast corner of Court square and fired
several shots into the room of +. b. PRATT
Esq over the postoface. Several parties
were in tho room ct the time, and ono Of
the bullets, after crashing through the
Misunderstanding and plasterlng, struck On
IRON safe. A fragment from this bullet
struck Mr. Mark Joseph on the cheek, but
fortunately did NO great injury, though M,
Joseph bled profusely. This fawleeenese b
very properly condemned BY all good cid.
Gems OF our town.
We believe that all good citizens units
with % in pronouncing against tho lavless
Act tnt Wa committed in our cifv III
Saturday night. The very least az osn
be said Of 1t 10, that it was IN unvorrsnted
breach Of the law and peace of our Stste.
county and city. It was disgraoefal and
No % brand II, caring not whose feelinea
msy - hust, fee - Il Eemembered that Il
were far better that Q half dozen reckless.
lawlese men should saffer the stings Of cen.
sure and deouncietiou than . whole com.
muuity should b. made to suffer from their
este Of oatrsge.-Cantos Nail.
This staEoDeut Of . Democratic editor,
q. L. Ross, ESQ, fully coEroborstes the
statement publbhed in the Pilot Of LAST
Week.-yackson Plot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

now seven Nset wcasher e'ear. Maxinum theg.
uspaba9u ~. AEqim14 NexA -IiaAea, No. -ASn>
e'nnstI; NM Oh, 7fcI Vfcks6usT. DSp6z1s1-Yu,
1o0s Ma phie - Il ENaiS. IT. = 1 !
ouaavoPoaRs Oeeeeee s4-ATrivod-oawD. ffc@
xsMs rleSes-ks SspeEusse k.yeI ,sss9g :s9H~ nI
q de.se. Ats NJ Fannie Te.sa. fco So l9.is.
SH. -. Des eKteA--Bsile q sh,:sepors Ior ssw
bug, d 4. T.; Rsnsis rstuD, for New OrseAne, at
6P. y. RIVER seven f-et <le ven ioches An4 falling.
weather clear. 0ercury SO.
Om0rU1Arl OotObee - -9ivoe thi. ten EEL
nine inches ard rising. Weather cool and clear.
Heavy rain lat might. Arr.vsd-C. B. Church.
!. FfsssSusa. sctosse x-n'ver two feet and
stati0n.Iy westher mild: light raina
GeUnvlLLn, Oetsser 13-e~se stat onary. With
6vAnuvML1 OUtohsr - ~ iv~r ave feet u {
inoht and etst oaary. RaineA ali last night clear
and cool to night. . hs 0eldae 4uls 70 agrou1d
ct H. naers,r. Ten feet rise reported In 0rstn
liver at Bow log 0seen.
o. LouIs, October s3-No n als Or Departures
except the local pscketA River falling ste sdiy !.
weather fair and pleasant.
PrOeobleleieo,
Wan DDpAR4Max9,)
O0eo Ohiof 0iGnA O1h0ag, ,
Wa0hingbon, Octoos9 %. 11s-ls0 r. Ny
Ia the South Atlantic aua Rast Gulr Statss rsin6
Coz l. nsr to west winds in the fsro e. and oftt.
vsst witds shiftiI to warmer scursnsly ii the
latsee
In the Vet Gulf st .tes nearly stationary ba.
rome ter, south to west winds, warmer and clear
Goatte I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
rnoauuup ynea yznsR RAsAl

.,,. !. pnsnimous that the ServiAns 1ere
Seilv shipped and lost 1900 men In thttt
sSt~mpt on Saitschar and 5000 about Dele
orsd According to the Standard spt cisl
the Turke have taken all tho pO<ltl0ns III
within cannon thot of DiuDse. and very
likely will take the letter, whereupon Dele
grad, AlsAiuatz, General Tchernsyef's new
Sesdouarters at Koasik, and the whole
Morsva valley will be in their hands. This
new aspect Of affaira is likely to hasten
Ruesian action either for war or peace. The
Russjan officers, of whom there 10 said to be
fourteen for each Servian battalion, suffered
heayily in the recent fighting. $E
A diApatch from Vienna to the Times
eaye: The most touching harmony reigns
again among the powers. Germanys an.
aver, uttered with that almost cynical
frankness which has moro than once startled
iliplomacy, may be credited with having
brought the new understanding about.
While she saw NO objection to six months
-sxmistice. Tho only chance for preserving
= common understanding and common
action of the guaranteeing powers was to
leclare with Russia in favor Of tho equally
unobiectionsble ak weeks armisioe.
.heoanse Russia g committals might not leave
her FREQ to compromise, while the other
powers had perfect liberty of action. Even
England. which had already accepted the
this basis tor the restoration of so-cslled
harmony, by offering NO opposition to tho
elk weeks truce, but having. at the same
time. declined the lead, which she hitherto
held in negotiations with the Porte.
The initiative now dev0lves on Russia,
and General Ignatieff has returned to take
il.
Rus1la,s Proposition.
BRUSSELS. October GA special from
Vienna to Lemonde. the organ here of the
Russian government, announces that Gen
eral Ignatieff, ambassador at Constants
nople, will insist on . six weeks armist;ce
He il instructed to explain Ruesia's motives
to the Porte. 1t is believed his represents
tions will be moderately oouched and moi
take the form of an nltimst uw, and that
tho other powers will support Russia's pro
D0eale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING CITY
WITH GIL,

D.PARfMRNr OF Police I
New Orleans, October is, 1916.
0RAL1D PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO THE
~ undersigned WIN b received ct this once unfii
ZELDA! the tweoty-sovenih instant, q twelve
O'clock H.. for httng. extinsuishing, cleaning
sts; e thc.s PsTtions q the city q Ssw orisas:
lt8hte4 with oil, for term q Two ears non fhe
twenty-:eventh day Of November. 1876. Biddsrs
to subott two hids, one to light every night and
one to light every night except the fpli moon
nights in every nonth, . fully explained in epsci.
6cati0os ON 6le in this oopaxtmonf
Bids TO be maoe for % much per lamp Dor war.
The city reserves tho right to reiect any and iii
All parties making peopoah for this contract
arc required TO deposit With the Administrntor 81
lin hinanee TIE eGonpt Of to eundstd and any dol
case Of failure to sign the % tract Biddsrs e
whom the contract 10 not accorded will havo thaip
deposits returned to them ON the day the sdiudt
cati0uo Aro made.
No bid viii b received unless accompanied Nv
the oertifcate OF the Administrator OF Finance oe
ttfyinS that the required caah deposit has hoen
made - = ~'~
Preposeh to DO indossed. Proposals for lightius,
e1ti3gushing cleaning and keeping in repair etc
tie Lanterns, lamps, etc, lighted With Of" and
ocl7 D. MCCARTHY, Administrator
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
FOREIGN.

"A Battle il Switzerland Between tn,
Liberals and UItEamsssanes.
BERNE, October 23.-Intelligence ha
been received of . fight between Liberal
and Ultram0ntanes ct StAbis, canton o
Fissen, in consequence of dissensions ovea
the superintendent Of representation il
the grand council of Cantons. Two Lib
erals were killed and fozr wounded.
hlarise. 49,.
.celsior, from Wilmington, North Carolins
for Antwerp, has been considerably dam.
aged by . collision.
A Duel In Switzerland.
PARIS, October 23-A political duel Wa
fought in Switzerland by Vic0mpte Barnel
de- Roches and Paul Gerard. Gerard re-
ceived probably fatal sword thrust.
The Cesses Spissers.
LONDON, October, 23.-The operative oct.
ton spinners have decided to withdraw
their notices Practically the labor dispute
in North and Northeastern Lancashire h
ended.
Cable Broker.
The cable between Bahia and Rio Jsneiro
A DespevaAs,s Crime.
Leonard Amblsin, Q Belgian, who WAS n.
rested in July last on board IN outward
bound steemer from Liverpool, accused Of
robbery and the murder OF n. Murant, .
banker, and his h0nsekeeper, st Civry,
near Brussels, Vas delivered on Friday to
Belgian officer IT Dover.
Arriving ct Ostend, the officer and prison
or tho latter manacled) took . special
compartment in the Brussels train. On
the arrival of tho train ct Brussels both
were missing. Tho compartment they 90
cupied was delueed with blood, and bore
marks Of terrific struggle. Tho body Of
tho officer IVES found beside tho track with
skull and face battered. All his valuables
are missing. 1t il ooDjectured that Amblain
watched an opportunity to attack the off,
Ger with his wrist irons and beat him to
death, after which no unlocked the maa-
acAes and escaped.
A Council ae Balnoral.
The council previously announced was
held by the Queen ct Balmorsl to-day. Par
lament was further prorogued from Octo.
Dor 30 to December u, 1876. D..
A Rally Of the Cardlsals.
A dispatch to Reuter's Telegram Com.
pany fIom Rome says al the cardinals 70.
aiding abroad are expected here to discuss
SUCCESSFULLY important propositions offered
by the congregations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24
COTTON STATEMENT.


Stock on hand and ON cupboard not cleared ls $50
Same time lase year.. .. S1s
II S. ~ ssenss IT. s,l os ,sss satSrdsy snd
Pc: ~ res Sale: :s.s:s
81 q ss..: :s.ia:t is . Last Sess A'''''
s. sss ..s ss,ss ss .1a ~
ys:5 and 'nes riday 6 ss9 aa.,nss lat
neon. q tebs1 q. isos Ss.:~.nss..:s lisssc ''
Expe-ts friday and saturday. to GREAT Britain
yees, sod 70 Is continent m Ssiss, aSain:t SIS
Last week. and 1857 last year.
s:shs 4. =: ss ~ PG.s %.ds up e y
1OBACCO-we did not hear Of . transaction
S senn %e t. quot.
Low ln9s sh16hc; medium 70 lood Tugs 1000:
s a Il: sHs ise eco
since Saturday evening, hid; exported, 2 fhds
BY rail: stoci on hand BY our running state.
FREInnTs-The steam rate to Liverpool has
been raised to s-led for cotton and we now quote
By sssao-C Cotton to Liverpool -0s.lsd; to
..a ss nc fsr
By saii-Ootsoa 70 Ltvsrpool ls320kd: to Havre
ls.lS0lcs to Bremen l6c, and to Genoa II o
suGAB-Rec.ived this morning go hhda Fair
demand for the city trade ct prices showing de.
cline Of exc ? ~. las hhds sold at 81 0s5tc for
ana strictly prime; lo1c for yellow clarified and
lO1c p b for of whites.
Is Ssis SSs f. msrtst ia 9m and The 'U sS
good All the receipts sola ct ss0e6e for prime; 81
0ssc for .taesly pe,ne. and COG p gallon for choice
pro.. r.. :sssl the %riss
e estimatsd At l2Ooo t. 5000 bbls, mostly good
and the sSs sos ,ss
shout bare Of then. The speculative demand
which prevailed last week has subsiasd dealers
about. some o.dsrs are unsxecuted. ewing to the
70, 81 absence Of low gIsdes Of certain cissA 1he
e . .ars rs @ es Sas
rs choice treble e1trs q IS ssK; IS AID So choice
eood treble extra SOS 50: oboiss r.. Iie e1tr:
q g; shs,ss sat.a e7a7 I'm; choice family d Is
corn MEAL-Is in light supply and there is
n3Gc coming in but there i. 10 demand. 1t is
ss; ]; ss s'ss Only 50 sss :od :
oars san from first hands. on the landing, 1t
g. and dealers siobbin9 in store. & oz5i IS
PoRKzIhe stock in store is small. but los. bb,s
Nee ss: r sSsu Sip,s ios Q;
= s e % s. .? IS S.. sns od s;
& Sis IS p bSi, snd m o6sr Of Sis was teis.
spAsa e iasePSE y p: .S Ws;s; .o,.,
end ere quoted ct 7kc, new are scarce and in de.
ae t.: :. .. ;s 3 D. car load Of new
mand. eheuldsss are quoted lominally at &c; clear
.s :;d:; sas :s:s &c; lss z Only an o'''
HAHg-Choioe now sugar cured command l6k0
I7c; oA ess lgllst !sSiSs N. :. ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-24

ssWaiting fer the Verdict"
A Washihgton epecial to tho Cincinnati
Tines. ssys:
Theeo 10 great wrath here today among
tho Democfats over the publication b theee
dispatches yesterday Of the fact that pri-
vate lestees from London represent the syn.
dictate - exceedingly reluctant to do any.
thing further at present than It II obliged
to do in placing the new loan, dssirinG,
before taking certain new steps which
10 had IN, contemplation to await the issue
OF tho preseut canvass. TIE Information 10
to the effect that the success Of Tilden,
through q, solid South, will have disas-
trous effect upon our finances abroad, since
tho burden Of the Southern claims pressing
for payment, and tho tendency in tie South
toward Eepu0iatiea idsas arc creatisG 9eo-
oral distfuet Of our linancial future, IN lead
ing European financial centres.