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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

Resolved. That . Convention Of the Republican
party Of the State Of Louisiana be and il herehv
called to meet in the city Of New Orleans On
Tuesday. June -, 1876 for the purpose Of nonina.
ting candidates for Governor. lieutenant Gover.
nor, Secretary Of State, Auditor Of Public 40.
counts. Superintendent Of Public Education, M
membeFe Of Congress from such congre ssionsl AZ.
txcts - have NOT otherwise provided for district
sixth districts. ard to nominate candidates for
electove for President and Vice President Of the
United states; also. 70 select new state CentTHi
COMMITTEES.
Resolved, That the basis Of representation in
said convention shall b one delegate for ever1
three hundred Republican votes cast ct the lasf
parish and each ward Of the city Of New Orleana
and ono delo9ate for fraction over one half al
each ward Of the city Of New Orleans ahau have af
least one delegate.
Resolved, That the several parishes ard v.rds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

Roo0o 0eaeo Ceneral C0ululetee q ehe
RepubNoan Patty Of the Stato Of LouistAnA-Tko
1olIoWire peeoublo and resolutions vqre adopted
s s nestis6 q he stats Central cso1pistes haad
Wn1n1As, Tho Uniea Republican National O.
ventiOn lbr the nomtnAtiou Of CADdldotes II
President ard Wee President Of the United Statss
YIN be held in the city Of CiucinnAtl on Weduen-
day, tho 1ouEtsen tn day Of juno, ls7ds theEsf6o.
Reeolved, That . convention Of tho Republics
mar = of the state Of Louisiana be and - hereby
called 70 meet IN the city Of sew Orleans q
TUESDAY. the tnirtieta day q Nay, 1876. for ~
the National Republican Coavention.
Resolved, That the bess Of repFesentation IN aasd
convention shall b one delegsto for every four
hundred Republican votes east ct thu Last general
election for State Treasurer 10 each parish ed
eaoh wnrd Of tho city Il New Ofleau9 and one delo
eate for fraction over one-half Of four hundred.
provided, that esoh parish and each ward Of The
city Of New Orleans shaA have ae last sns dsi.
Resolved. That the several parishes and wards
At the city Of New OfleAn0 will b entitled to tho
mu,n1,ar NJ 6AlaRnfen f0ll0WGe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

Ca s;se aaE.s e e3 4 ~ s $50 49,
81CUkENO AND 08x1u v401IA9kAe-Tne
market 10 bare efopionG and apples. Onione You'd
, IS Sor Western. Good supply Of potatoes. CAB
bages and sour krout, and there 10 ne densoa -
the. rotasese. apsssss azs euossdl a. e q 1s
Cabbaeeo $500 y lao
1RAED And WtSTRRN PHAs-Are duh. North
ern beams are quoted ~ 03Ac; western 1kOlAc
red Kidney 81 03c; white Kidney 303kc; gsssa
PEAS ~ D9&c y b.
DRIED FRUlf-There II NO Improvement to note
and the supply 10 light. Apples are quoted 1t ~
0lOc; peaches 81 0iOc p b.
COftBg-The marx Of u quiet The stock IN
AIst hands comprises $3.50 bags IN deslerS Icy.
TN 1lSc; good 1sA 0lskc; primo 1eA0 De . y.
job lots, ordinary Ito mir leo; COED lskcs prime
l9c ON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09


Mr.. Frank auckland, who conveys in
etruction more sgreeably than any natur al
let of the day, thus explains the manner in
which the oyster builds his she'll. The
body of an oyster IL Q poor, weak thing,
apparently incapable of doing any thing At
ell. Yet, what . marvellous house IN oys-
ter builds around his delicate frame. When
an oyster IL first born he is . very simple,
delicate dot, a. it were, and yet he is born
with his two shells upon him.
For some unknown reason he always
his Hat shell, and being once fixed he be-
gins to grow-but he only grows in sum.
mer. Inspect an oyster shell closely and
it will be seen that it is marked with dis.
tinct lines. As the rings we observe in the
section of the trunk of . tree denote wears
of growth, 90 do the markiBgs on an oyster
tell ne how many years he has passed in his
"bed" at the bottom of the sea.
Suppose the oyster under inspection was
born june Is, 1870, he would 60 On growing
up to the first line We see we'll marked: he
would then stop for the winter; in summer,
1871. he would more than double his size;
IN 1872 he would again add to his house; in
1873 and 1874 he would again 20 on build
ing, till he was dredged up in the middle of
his work in 1875; 90 that he is plainly five
and one-half years old. The way in which
en- oyster grows his shell is pretty sight.
have watched it frequently. The beard
OF an oyster is not only his breathing or
gan, i. e., his lungs, but also his feeding
organ, by which he conveys the food to his
mouth with it's four Inns.
When the warm, calm days of June come
the oyster opens his shell, and by means Of
bus beard begins building an additional
story to his house. This he does BY depos-
ting very fine particles of carbonate of
lime, until at last they form substance as
hin as silver paper, and exceedingly frag-
lie. Then he adds more and more, until at
ast the new shell is 40 hard a. the old
hell. When oysters are growing their |
1elle they must be handled very carefully,
" tho new growth OF shell will cut like
broken glass, and . wound on the finger |
rom an oyster she'll is often very dangerous.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
MARKE rs.
Demeefie Markets.

siss 5s ss.1Ss 3. ss
bonds dull! and STEADY; now ives llsk. Stats
sisus SS 8 icSs IS for to fair extra
s"9s e choice de- Wheat dull q :!
ssSs; prime s .st q nsssi So Lara ele:ed
heavy; 39k 14oc. Rosin ste ady. freights On 9rain
heavy and lower; cotton I'D.
has been quiet and unchanged. At times prices
have been weak and nominal. owing to dull and
depressed Liverpool market but NO quotabis
delivery the market has Auctuated considerably;
at ono times marked advance was established on
:issippi he sd1:oce II one Ssy Seins s9Sc.
ports. and the teleersms from there eaoh day
termine bulls here wilts d and let Co.
Cotton closed quiet; il, middiing uplands is sGc
e. ssSs'
lows April IS 1.aSisse; Nav Is 7issis is-ss &C.
S Is Is A9 6cto
Gac'ssA11. April s ~: quiet and unchanged.
Barley quiet and unchanged Pork dull q e22 IS.
Bulk meats rnes: .honideH 81 Clear nib side:
III 0l2c; clear sides l2f Ol2kc Bacon quiet and
unchanged: Hogs firm; iar to good heavy 90 30
3o03lc: fair to good sc. Freishts unchanged.
81. Louis. April s-FIouf steady and unchanged.
wheat Irregular; No: : red ian 81 4sol zs1 BID
cash; No DO 81 1901 40. Corn inactives No.
mixed Al 045o cash. Oats-No. ; &c bid. Rye
higher; Csc. Barley and whisky unchanged. Pork
quiet and weak; ez3 delivered. Lard dull 1880.
Bulk mests duh and unchanged. Bacon easier:
shoulders exc; clear lib AMI clear sides l2t
0l3kc. Hogs quiet and weak; packing 81 ESQ
Us1oAao, April s.-Fiouf quiet and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled; No: 2. spring ssac spot; No. do
$50. Corn-Demand fair; No. 45A 046c spot Oats
dull No. , 81 &c spot Rye n0pina,ly unchanged.
Barley dull; ssh 056c. Pork unsettled; 81 I50
- IS spot. Lard unsettled 134O0l3 42kc SPOT
Bulk meats quiet and weak; shoulders sac; clear
rib and clear sides l2012Ac. Whisky steady ct
81 90.
Foreign Markets.
IoNDoN, April s.-There was nothing doing at
the Stock Exchange to-day. Trade in Mincing
Lane was the same as lsst week. Prices were fav.
orable to buyers. There WAS some demand, partly
speculative, Tor common brown sugars at re.
covery from late depressed quotations. Coffee
has experienced . general decline. the greatest
fall being in ordinary Jamaica Tho supplies
however, found buyers. and yest-rdsy's sales
went With fair spirit. Tea was quiet and un.
changed. Bice has been q oderately sold on frmer
terms. Spices ere cheaper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

leans, q r. Il, DISSATISFACTION, ~ Kew Orleans.
ct ten last night; Ho'ens, fbr 81. Louie, Ct r n
River foEty-Mx ~ End falling. Wea&Aer clear
3. Iop,s, Apsii a-Arrivea-comnouv..,th.
from New Orleens Colorado, from Vicks6ur9
Depaxted-Belle Shreveport and City Of Alton, fSr
New Crleens; Colombo, fpr Webbing. The river
eHn:yKPoRf, April a-weather clssi md Pleas
ant: The river has risen eight inche. De.
pefseo-As Belle, for New 0rloAnos 0andv, for
lower coast. The river 10 falling fast ct Fulton.
The rain fall here yesterday VS. two and one
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
MARSHAL'S SALES.

NORMAN Loughlin ct al. W. the Nea.u.r
Robert Scmple.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Cov1pr rop
= me District Of louisiana No. 10 725-By vrtne 81
IN 9rder OF court to me directea In the sh,va
Dldder On TUESDAY: April TO- 1875, q txeivs
o'clock l.. ct the entrance Of the Cnsfouh~~""o
on Canal street, in this city 'SAAa0oSo'
-.fH1 0TRAMKR ROBRRT SRNpLR h.- 49,.
ese TIE said steamer - now lying It Airisre
near the Canal street ferry LANDING. -s"As'
April 6, ls5A 0'' "e" O1ieans,
APIS II u y Ns 10 upit.1 z; st sA.ckzHnD:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

The weather having cleared up the movement
was re sunni d this mOrnii with fair demand but
operations restricted by factors evincina in.
creased confidence snd being rather more string
ont in their Die ter ion. The aalee during tfe
morning cor aequently did not exceed 1000 baieS'
but subse quently parties came together moe
freely. and additional transactions were reporteS
tax On ard the cloee. In some oeses fsctora
sccePted cie,s Which they had Previously 10
fused, not, however, making any concees ens from
generally, - well - the decd nsws, WeTO reeSfisd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
IN RI FREDERICK RIES
A>AAsO'
In Bankruptcy-No. 133A.

7NO THE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE NAMED
49,, BA !, ~. order Of the court, dated
ssccca 81, ao.o you are hereby notified that
sncve estate will BE- held in this city, It the
At tve 81 xelisEg register on April a. 1875
the twenty-eevt nth section Of the hsnkrnnt az ~
OF March ., 1876 ~ p' sSs
aps 20 hermann POHLMANN, Assisuee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
LEGAL NOTICES,
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. FREDERICK BLUMBNTHAL, WIFE. ETC
va Max SeigmAn, her ushand-Na 60la

MRS. FREDERlCKA BLUMBNTHAL, WIFE. ETC.
vs. Max Sehgman, her hus band-Ne 686s.
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY.
L ninth day of March, 1876, Judgment VA ran.
dered in this court in the following entitled suit
In the words and figures following, to Wit
Mrs. Fredericka blumenthal, wife ETC. VI Mar
Seligman her husband, No. 68Oa.
On motion Of Buck 4 Dinkelspiel of counsal h.r
plaintiff and on producing to the court duo proof
IN support Of said plaintiffs claim the law md evi
dence being In her favor, it 10 ordered, adiudsed
and decreed. that the judgment By default herein
entered on the eighth instant be now confirmed
and made hnal and accordingly that there la
iudgment In favor Of plaintiff, Mrs. Frederick
PIN Sinmentnal and against defendant. Max Seligman,
ner husband, dissolving the community Of Cd.
quosts and gains heretofore existing between the
esld parties; that the sald plaintiff be and ehe Il
hereby authorised to do business in her own name.
nee nom the control Of her husband and in1e.
Pendendent OF lis creditors, for her sole use ma
Deneht. It 10 further ordered that defendant pev
all costa Of suit. ~
Judgment Aligned April 3. 1876.
&. NORTH CULLOM, judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto - nv
hand and af6xed the seal Of tho said court nj IT,
city OF New Orleans, on this third day Of Anil
In the year Of our Lord ono thousand eiet hundre6
and seventy SIX and the ore bundYedth war az the
Of the Unite Statea W -0
ap4 st PAUL 7. ABADIE, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

April e...............@1 l66, 1868 S. ei56 8l9 II
Same time last week.. sol 1913 80 1886 1893 "a
Total last week 1901 $50 81 1898 CSC 70
Gold opened at ll3h 0ll3A, aga INST ll3A 1t New
York. and after . moderate business, closed at
ll3A 0ll3h. against lis n that market. The sales
1t ll3A 0ll3k: 900 1t il3k; 5000 ct ll3a !.
and $1,000 at ll3A.
No sales Of silver were reported. American half
dollars are nov quoted 1t lo26lo4. and Mexican
dollars 1t 80 gold.
Owing to the decline in geld at New York ster.
and francs i p cent. The movement was mod.
crate in the former, And quite limited in the lat
ter. The sales Of ste ling con prised 249 200, en-.
brscing $4,000 Al clear at SIS AZ ENO0 do and
$50 900 bill Of ading al SIS AIN; &80O0 bill Of lad
ing 1t IS 47d5 49, 2200O AL clear and 2l0nO
American shps bill at IS 49, 4l7OO bank at IS 81;
$4,000 d. at the counter. at IS SIN, and $1,000 do
at IS 81
The only Gales Of francs reported were 40 600
commercial at 462k and u.s. 600 at 46lA.
At the close sterling bills were quoted ct IS Is
as ~ for bill of ladng anc Al clear and q
81 for bank las 81 \ for bank counter ratel and
francs at 462h for commercial. and nominal for
bank.
: The offerings Of New York sight were light. and
CONNER. sl nsi d. ned slightly, hugh 1t met with
only limited demand, The sales were confined
to &85 600, embracing $4,000 private bankers,
$50 00 do and bank, and l., 900 of the latter at
1872 y cent premium.
TIE banks COL tinued to check on New York at
y p cent premium, while CONNER cial sight
quoled at 81 p cent premium, against par Ol.32
= cent premium yesterday.
The following IL the official statement Of the
sals reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
Exchange:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
BELOW-COMING UP.
EXPORTS.

LIvERPOOL-Bark Ibis-4n bales cotton 255 pcs
lumber $500 slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING st Louis-37s3 bales cot
ton 1864 axis oilcake 308 bbls oil cases mdse
BARCELONA-Bark ProspeHidAd-l66 pcs lumber
81 900 slaves
BKLIZE-Schooner Lily Of tho valey-100 bbls
-four SO half bbls nour bbls onions 20 bbls beef
bbls potatoes IL bbls pork 10 sks oats sks bran
kegs lard tcs lard tcs hams 50 pkgs sundxies
II 600 feet lumber
PENEACOLA-Steamer Amjte-500 sl1 corn 100
sks oats 30 SKIS bran rs bags coffee IL sks salt 3l
bbls -four IS bbs pork % bills potatoes bbs Whsky
0ks bacon tea meat hhds sugar II head cattle
296 pkgs sundries
PENNACOLA-Stesunship LizziA-Iot mdaA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to day embraced 1880 bales,
81 prices requiring no change in our quotations.
We give also the fgures AID report Of the kx-
change, IS below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
MEMORANDA.
BANKS AND BANKING.
II .OUI9LANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Camp street.

CAPITAL. $500, 900.
O. PAxHRR, President
JA4K6 JACKSON, Vice President
Directors
ID C0MkRY, FREDERICK Wua,
J. Il. KELLKR, ". b. THOMAS
". B. SCHMIDT, JAMES Jackson.
E. O. PALMER
This company insures against loss by hurxlara
thieves and hre ct low rateA and its capital 8iveG
security to depositora
small deposits received. and six per cent intsr
1yu ~ JOHN 8. WALTON, Oaohiex.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

Adam y II 4U
Allen Julia Nlse
Anderson II r NrO
Alexander v Nrs
ArmstropgR L Miss
Armstrong 3 Mise
Auvrg 3 Mrs
BLACK L ] MYs
Barry Mary Nru
Barrow ] n Mrs
Banks Nasthy Mrs
Barnes B L Nrs
Benhon susan Mis-
Brewer Eellen Miss
Buckley G Mrs
Berry G Ars
Berthelot n g Mrs
Berry kmma Mrs
Brasiey Anna Miss
Benartt B @ Mrs
Bowles 4 o Aiss
Bonas L Mrs
Bush Ami Niso
Carr Annie Mise
Carter q W Mrs
Chambers B Mrs
Cnncy J 8 Mrs
CavanAc E Mrs
Cook Anna Mrs
| Canton Sarah Mrs
COlgin n O Ars
| CrOney II A Mrs
CoTnett 3 Miss
Chovet r Mics
Cutter Annie Miss
Duval n Miss
Davis L Mrs
Debolle 3 B Mrs
Dickson B Miss
D0nnelly n L Miss
D0ane G Miss
D0wns & Miss
Edward Q L v Mrs
kpps Alace Mrs
FAnell F Mrs
Fraser = J Miss
Fleckinger C Mrs
Fields 4 Mrs
Fields C F Mrs
Finn g Miss
Finn Bmms Mrs
Foster Ellen Mrs
Foster ] Mrs
Gregory Parline Mrs
Gill Eliza Mrs
0rim tn John Mrs
Griffith Jane Mrs
Gillen J b Mrs
0uar!epf L Mrs
Hall Beekey Mrs
Harris o Mrs
Harrison II J Mrs
Hail Mary Mrs
Haine F E b Mrs
Hart Emma Mrs
Hart Kate Miss
Hai dwick Mise
Henderson L Mrs.
Helme n Mrs
Heraedon B Mrs
Hines Mary b Miss
Hine Aida Mise
Holiday 8 Ars
Howard 3 A Mrs
Howard Miss
Hudson II Miss
Hurd Gary Mics
Jennees 8 T Miss
yenkins Lucy Misc
ye6ery n Mias
johnson 3 Mrs
johnson 8 & Mrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
sunday. April 8, 1876.

sunday. Apfu " A07os
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship St Louis, Reid. for Liverpool
Steamship LiSxie. Felahef. for PensaoolA
Steamer lmite. Adams. for Pensacola
Norwegian bark Ibis, Christisnsen, for Liverpool
Spanish bark Prosperidad, Mora, for Barceiona
Schooner Lily Of the Valley, Leith, tor Belise
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Bark Arturo 6peich, from Genoa JANUARY 49, to
uaster-1d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Charles Morgan. Stem. from Cincinnati
RT Bryarly, Scovel, from Shreveport
Fontenelle. from Lanesport, Ark
st John. Berger0n. from Baton Rouge
Or1ole, Carrick, from Lower Coast
Willie, Sullivan, from Floyd
BELOW-COMING UP.
Schooner g Whipple, Webb, from Ruatan lsland,
Schooner Constance, Briggs. days from Honduras,
to master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
RESOURCES.

The above etatemen' shows l beral increase in
currency and deposits a. q slight falling of in
loans. The money market was quiet aud un.
changed Under the cour.e Of the New York
market gold AS quiet, and was quoted at slight
falling on Tbs movement in foreign exchange
also was moderate. and rates were slightly easier
The offerings Of New York sight were Light, and
commercial hardered. but met with only limi ed
demand. Stocks exhibited no ne " feature. A fair
butine s. was done in state conEo Q and city Dor ds
At slight de cline In the f0rmer and about preyi
Gus rates for the la ter.
Tie st. Chsries street Railroad Company has de.
clared quarterly div dend Of three per cent pay.
able this twelf instant.
We learn that the United States subtreasury 10
soon to oe r. moved ,r"m tn od United states
appears to meet with the general approval Of lie
CONNIE rcisl Community as the pre- sent site 10 far
removed from the centre of bus inr g. and some
risk is incurred in carrying large amounts Of
bullion such o distance
We continue to quote exceptional paper At eO-W
cent y annum discount; Al dc at 90lO, and second
grade nominal First class mortgages now rule at
1910 p cent p annum, while second grade con.
tinue entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

noance the armistice and resume hossilitiee,
because the Turks have violated the
aFnistice by concetzating troops ct Trebigne
- attack Suttorina.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
Weekly Qussatlsns Of Hides, Etc.

Nessrs Hay Mehle furnish NJ the following 10.
port. Their quotations represent actual sales q
first hands. Weighing, 6undling, dIaya9e ana
commission have to b added:
Steer hides, city slaughter, over 8 Ws, 90
Steer hides, city slaughter 70 to s4ibs, z q -0e
Steer hides city slaughter, under 10 ms, -yS,.
Cow hides. city slaughter, g they run, vD 9 ~
Ktps, city slaughter, 20 to "a be, YD......-00
KiPs city slaughter, Is to % Ds, , r...... q
Caf skt1s: each: 1890: :::..;:::.s''''' ~
Country hides, flint % to 9 ms. p m...... -9s
Beeswsx, prime yellow, p D...............
Ok horns, each. ...................... 80
TA10W, p 0.......... ...ss.........s.ss.... -
The market for green sAlted hides 10 quiet and
business fair ct tho recent decline. Wool dull and
lower.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
LADIES' LIST.

Kane Matilda Hiss
KingtoD p Miss
Knox AN Mro
Laning J G Mrs.
Lawrence " A Mrs
Lawrence Lixxie Mrs
Lee c. leste Miss
Lee Sa!lie @ Hro
L'edner Mrs
Lynch ] p Ms
Luke HAliDdA Miss
Mullen A B Misc
Asgire 4 C Mrs
1aVne Harriet Miss
Nj tsir Mrs
NJ lion Rsther Mrs.
Ma her Josephine Mrs
Mills David Mrs
Mills n Miss
Monroe Ida Miss
Morse Cox Mrs
Mullin r Mrs.
Mcknight & P Mrs
Macdovel r Mrs
McLhaue K Mrs
Mckinney L Mrs
Nash Chas Mro
Nelson s Mrs
noble n 3 Mrs
Mule W r Mrs
OBrine Kate Miss
OC0n, or B Mra
Patterson Fannie MISS
Prewett J + Mrs
Plea J Miss
Perry Rebecca Mrs
Pell Minnie Miss
Phelgee James Mrs
Pyron OctsviA Mrs.
Quinie 4 Mro
Quinlan N Miss
Reed Anna Miss
Richardson N A Miss
Richardson G Miss
Richardson n Mrs
Rocks Lucie Mss
Rougelot d Mrs
Ryan B Mrs
Ruhle a W Mrs.
Rulv Lucy Mrs
Stack n E Mrs
Stsu6er J Mrs
Sharkey n Mrs
Steele II L Mrs
Stewart J Mrs.
bcully A W Mrs
Smith II A Miss
Smith G Miss
Smith NJ II Misc
Ewiizer L Miss
Stone N d Mrs
School r Miss
Strong G T Mrs
Stout J s Mrs
Snodgrass r Miss
Suly Kate Miss
Tsy lOr Hattie Miss
Tanatt Tho Mrs
Thomas B B Mrs
TORY Rosa Miss
Vanh0rn A Miss
WATSON n Miss
Wheaton F Mrs
Wheat Eliza Mrs
Wingat II L Mrs
Whit C Mrs
Wilson n N Mrs
Wright r Miss
Williams n Miss
Williams L Mrs
Williams Mrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09

IS shares N. o. Gssght Company $3.50 90
ITO shares Sugar Shed Com p4ny.... &c so
10 shares State National B3nk...... 70 IS
so ehares n 0. insurance Company. 20 rs
lOO9O State cOneOls. Observation-Disclosures. 66
10000 State cODsOls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 664
I3OnO State consOls. 66A
$1,000 state cOnsOls ..................... 66h
600 State cOnsOs. Observation-Disclosures. S6k
Making q total Of &98 600 State console
&15 900 City premium bonds ...... 37A
10000 City premium bOrds. ............. 37k
80 600 City premium bonds. ............. 37sl
iG ,oO0 City premium bosl de-. ............. BIN
Making total of 6l36 00O city premium bonds.
$1,000 City CONSOLE, ated six per cen,s... 46
GOO City consolidate ed six per cents. 46%
1000 City geld seve, "a. =. )......... 38f
~ ono City go seven zap il coupon on). 39A
600 City gold seven ~. IS )............ 80
50 GOO City new currency sevens ....... 80
600 City scrip. Observation-Disclosures. 43
II 600 City drainage series coupons. IN
The only sale Of stocks not reported at the Ex.
change was 30 shares Crescent City Slaughter.
house Company Al $I9 So
No ealt Q Of state cohs0s were reported except at
the Exchange. fair business was dore but the
market was quoted at the close at 66A 066h.
against 66 y 167 yesterday
City bonds were active, and ruled at about yes.
terday's rates. At the close premium issues we're
quoted at 37k O374; old currency sevens at 364O
36k; new do At 37A ass; gold bearing seveps lad
mini .fr ation seIies) at 50 O38%: do drainage as
39k 040. The sales included + 900 premium Issues
at SIN; $4,000 and 5000 at 57st ard 8 1000 at 37a
No Gales OF city scrip were reported, except at
the Exchange, and no Metropolitan Police war.
rants OF State warrants
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-09
Sho Felt Bad About Ii.

A man with load of feather busters on
his arm called at Q house on Montcalm
street, yesterday, says NJ. Quad, and after
repeated knocking on the door an old lady,
whose eyes were red with weeping,
opened it.
beg pardon-didn't know a. auv one
back. '-'0'A"s
n, There is no ono dead, !" she replied sadlv.
o9t there might O. we'll be. Ny daughter
- - oead In love with fruit tree agent from
syracuse, and shan't look at = currant
p9sn OF grape vine this whole summer
xEtnout Wishing that some steamboat mad
o4owed me up when I was baby !"
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