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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08
CUBA.
The Captain Generally of Cuba.

The Captain Generally Of Cuba.
LONDON, October THE Standards Mad
nd dispatch says: Captain General Jovel
lar has positively resigned. General Cam
pos leaves tor Havana this month, takDe
With him several Generals. Campos lie in
txu sted with discretionary powers"
Jsvellar In Havana-Revolt of spanish
Troops.
HAVANA, via Key West, October Cap
tain General Jovellar unexpectedly re-
turned yesterday morning. His sudden re.
torn, alter the newspapers had said that
he went to made arrangements for winter
campaign, is the cause of much comment
and rumors of his displacement, but the
Diario denies the truth of them. This
change would make the present precarious
situation still worse. General Jovellar took
$3.50, 900 in gold with him to pay some of
the arrears to the troops.
Two bsttalons of Spanish troops are re-
ported as having revolted by reason Of not
having received their arrears of pay.
NOTE-It will be seen from the above that
tho information from Europe of JOvellar's
being relieved has not been published in
Cuba.
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NEW YORK.


Singular Accident 70 q Ship In Dock,
NEW YORK, October Tho German
packet ship Europs, for several years en-.
gagged in the kerosene carrying trade be-
tween the United States and Germany, was
placed on large balance dock at the foot
of Rutger street on Friday for general
overhauling. A large force of csulkers,
ship carpenters apd blacksmiths were
pat to work this morning, the men
being scattered all over the ship.
John Casey, . ship carpenter, at work
with the rest in the forehold of the vessel,
stxuck . match to light pipe, threw the
match ON the floor, which fell on thread Of
hemp leading to . large pile Of oakum.
Casey, endeavoring to smother the flames,
was badly burned, and his life is dispaired
Of. The flooring of the vessel was sat
,ursted with kerosene, benzine and other
highly combustible liquids which caught
ire, and almost in . moment the hull was
"a flames from stem to stern. John Sever,
5 workman from Brooklyn, was bsdly
turned, but tho worst wes e come. Na-
nerous wOrkmen in the hold Of tho ship
-eere cut OFF from the cir, and they we're
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anall escort. Not much credit was given to
either statement.
Conerees was in session; some laws 70
,rardipe the exemption of silver from ex-
1ort duty bad passed the lower house; the
President had asked for an extension Of
- extraordinary powers to the end of
April next. A bill was pending before
Congress to revise the s0-called La Fagua
press law, issued before the publication OF
the constitution, with IN addition empower
ing the President to punish infringing edi-
tors with imprisonment not exceeding two
years or $4,000 fine. 1t IL believed soon as
these laws are passed Congress will pro.
claim it's re- election. one hundred and seven
members being in favor of that measure
and forty-fve opposed to it.
About sixty members are absent. Serious
events are expected if this election measure
il carried out.
General Alatorre ia stationed at Tehua-
can, with about 5000 men. General Diaz
remains in Oxaca. All military operations
are at q standetill.
The municipality of the City of Mexico
has rendered to the government the eight
hundred Thousand dollars charity fund
they possess in real estate, the government
paying to the charity from the income OF
fhs customhOuse in Mexico $25 OOO yearly.
1t is stated that the States OF Guausjunto,
Mexico and Agus Calientes will soon be de-
ciared in state of siege.
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like in . tomb filed with fire. Several Of
their number who were ct work amidship
were completely surrounded BY fAmes. and
those who were not in tho midst of the
flames were exposed to desthly fumes
which arose from the fire.
The dremen were promptly en- hand and
succeeded in extinguishiDg the flames tn
about half an hour. They at once caused
strict search to be made in the hold of the
vessel, and soon found IN various par1 OF
bark the bodies Of five men. The victims
were all ebip carpenters, and were en-
ployed in making some repairs in the hold
of the vessel.
At the Assay Once.
Seventy thousand pounds in gold coin,
Russian, were received 1T the United States
assay Office to-day, making . total Of
f23O, 900 to date.
At the United States treasury last night
$450,O0O in American gold coin was re-
ceived.
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FOREIGN.


Icebergs.
LONDON, October The Donau, froI
New York, reports having seen q larg
nHmber of icebergs in latitude Ago, long
ha3e ago So, some Of which appeared sts
tio1sry.
Scaling on the Thames.
r. w. Boyd beet j. H. Sadler by fiv,
lsngths in Q sculin. race on the Thames
from Putney to Morrlake. The men starte(
oven in betting, which had previously beer
nix to four in favor OF Sadler.
Don't Like Our Tariff.
The Sheffield Telegraph today publishes
che following: Ia consequence of the in
iiry to the Sheffield trade by America
sseavy protective du-ies, Representations
ave been made to Earl Caravan, Score
cary for the Colonies, suggesting that heavy
import duties ba imposed in retaliation on
American produce, both in America and the
-.s:olonise.
To these representations Lord Caravan
replied on F.ihAy that. as will be eeen. on
refectioy. b.. proposal is not one which
her nsjssty'- o. v-fbDent can entertain.
Business in London.
Ens;ness a. the London Stock Ex-
change has been much suieter during
lhs week, 10 ~ .uie. No very important
movements. Except partial advance 10
eousols. II :nIe governments are unchanged.
Foreign SECURITIES are generally lower, but
the market WAS heaviest ut the commence
ment of tLe ~eek. Some recovery has
taken p.scs dining the last two days in
several loans. out this department continues
very sensitive. owing to the uncertain situa-
sion Of Ess'ern iffairs.
Business 10 " acing Lane has been very
moderate dorlng the week. The leading
markets are nov quiet. This reaction was
caused by the unceri ainty of Eastern 9 fairs
and the Cessation of the late speculative
feeling. Rcs has been dull. The advance
large quantity of saltpetre was sold during
The last fortnight, the low price having at.
tracted buyers. The sales of tea have
been limited as importers hold firmly. At
the sale of Indian tea former quotations
were barely maintained. The sugar mar
ket is fat and in several cases rather lower.
The weeks business has been on an unu-
sually small scale. Fine coffee realized OK.
treme ratee, but lower qualities have gone
DO to any extent except at further reduc-
tio0s. There is no material change in
spice.
The King of Greece.
COPENHAGEN, October THE King of
Greece left here yesterday on his way
home.
Marine.
ZANTE, October Ut is reported that the
american bark American Eagle, Captain
AacMahon, is at Catacola in leaking con.
dition.
1ealian Chamber Of Deputies Dissolved.
ROME, October 1.-The Italian Chamber |
Of Deputies has been dissolved, and new
elections have been ordered for the begin. |
2ing of November.
Imperial Regrets and Promises.
SHANGHAI, October IAN imperial edict |
u published, expressing regret for Mr. Mar |
gary's murder, and affirming the right of /
foreigners to travel through the country
and enjoy the protection of the authorities. |
An envoy, with letter of apology for the
Yunan outrage, is to 60 to England at
once.
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SPORTING.
Jerome Park Races .

New YORK, October AT Jerome Park
in the one and Oneei2hth MI. race, Waco
won; Ambush came in sscon6, and Bill
Nuce third. sTiMe-2:C5. The dollar mu-
tual pools on Waco DAY $l04
In the two and one Eighth mile ds.h. Sui
tana won; Abilene second, and Virginlus
third. Time-3:563a
The thlee-qnartr mile dash vas won bv
Bombast, With LciteTer secord, Hlbernia
third. Time-l:l9A.
Pisc0is won the ore and three Iuarter
mile race; Sbylock came in secoud, and
Galway third. Time-3il.
The one mile dash yes won BY Outcast,
With Cyclone second, ard Courier third.
Tme-l:48
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HEALTH.
The Epidemic ut Sa

The Epidemic at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, October THE total inter-
nents today were twenty-five, of which
thirteen from yellow fever. None of the
Aurials were colprod persons.
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LIST or LBTTERs

Remaanang b ~ New Orleans Pesse0ce
October 8, 1875. -
Once hours ON Sundays from 10 A. y. TO II n.
Persons calling for these letters viii please sAy
- Advertised" and give date.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

fame time last week.. 7ss,sss o. 7ssis IS
Total Last week. 628l, 1871 60 764 81 So
Total week before. 80. 453l,295 u $50 SIG IL
Gold opened 1t I0sk 0l09h, against l09a at
New York. and after moderate business closed at
l090l09A. against l09 in that market. The sales
summed e3S coo. embracing SIS, 900 snd 81 900
1t l09A, 5000 at 100 l6, and 5000 1t l09k.
Silver continued entirely nominal
Under the decline IN gold at New York sterling
gave way lie or about $40 p cent, and francs
k0a p cent The movement - fair.
The sales Of steIl & comprised ESQ 00o EN-.
bracing Sl00o Al clear, 450OO do and b of lsdng
and 260OO bill OF lsding at IS 2l E3500 bill OF
lsding at IS 2lhd5 2Ih; 4lsOO Al clear at IS 22k:
S30OO Al clear at SIS 23 aud flo 600 private bank
ers. ana bank at
mercial 1t S7h, and 300 700 at.
At the close sterllnS bills were quoted ut IS 81
as 22 for bill Of ading and Al clear and %
e5 81 for bank (bsnk counter rate a. ~,
and france 1t 488a for commercial and nominal
for bank
New York sight was unchanged. The movement
WIS Of fair extent. The sales mpris-d Sl03 600,
embracing 81, 600 commercial and S33, 900 private
bankers at i y cent dissoui I: $1,000 private
bankers at 1872 and elO 900, $40 600 and 500 900
private bankers at TIC.
The banks continued to check on New York at
the counter a. y cent discount. and CONNER
cal sight was .till quoted at u d1l6.
The following is Il e official etAieuent Of the
sales reported Today at the stock Exchange;
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THE ORPHANS, APPEAL.

ThE ORPHANS APPEAL.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. MARy'S ORPHAN BOYS ASYLUM,
Third District,
OPERA HOUSE.
Corner of Bourbon and Toulouse streets
saturday, October IA, 1875.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Landing Of Columbus in two scenes.
Independence Of the United s ates-Scenes of tn a
Continental Congress- Landing of Lafayette:
Meeting of Warrington and Lafayette.
Louisiana in 1915.
1.-THE Three Friends"-A new and beautiful drama
in one act.
Grand Combination Tableau-Columbus 1892. Com,
tinentai Congress, l776 United States Centen
NAL, 1876. By upwards Of LIS Orphan Boys.
The regular orchestral band of the Theatre has
been engaged for the occasion
Tickets. Fifty Gents; Chairs ia the boxes Seven.
Reserved seats may Re secured without addition.
81 charge at the office of the Theatre the Thnved Az
and Friday next preceding the day of performance.
Reception ommittee.
ED :. LEVY, Chairman.
J. G. N. Kavanagh. John Power,
John O. sporl, L. A. Tnuber
P Carey. Jr.. Louis Steiner
T. f. Curley, 9. SpOri, Jr.,
W. h Carey. George W. Young
4 4 Carey, Frank Bernard,
James Sp0rl, John Cal Ion,
II. D. Gardner, T. J. OSuilvan
Henry Peychaud,
Executive Committee.
Patrick Molony, Victor Sere,
NJ 3. 0arvey, c. +. W bankers,
James Corners, Viii lam Holland.
r. Bradley, G. SporL
Tickets may bs procured from any member ~
the Co y nittees. from the n yor or q. the in.n.
rance offices. book aud music stores Of the city.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN, /
sunday, october 9, 1876.

OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN.
| sunday. october 8, 1876. ,
| CLEARED YESTERDAY.
| Steamship Lis.ie Felsher for Pensacola
steamer Amite Costello. for PensecolA
| RrifIsh ship Alm0ra, Benwell. for Liverpool
M. xcan schooner Pascual Gorilla. Rales. for Tux
s.hppsnsr ThrsS Sisters, Silva for Apalschcols
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
ste.mship Alsiers Hawthorne, from New York
ae.h ultino to Whitney ssS Aaesst IS to
ocean, zerega Aco-4th district .r.
Ship Caledonia Potter. from Liverpool August d.
Birth ship Al, rcome, Evans. 2e days from Dem
| erara in ballast, to mAster-Foint
Norwegian bark Fbenszsr: Nielsen, SO oays nom
SUNDERLAND. Eng In oAilss'' 70 D'0~"' N''@k'
NorwsSi an bark Ferda, Cbretiansen. 50 days fcon
BARK Nav Baker. Sproul, frsm Yarmouth, 8.
Sepis nh. 2, to Hall vaughan.lst district
| Bark Annie Bu,rell. Sanders. from Lverpooi Au-
gust l8' In ballast. to msster-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Southern Belle. McElroy, from BAYOU Sara
Trenton KennisOn, from Washington
MARY ida. kuiz. from H0umas Plantation
Isabel. O'Pry, from Lower Coast
BELOW-WAITING ORDERS.
German ship Hampton Court, Krusse, 50 days from
Bremen. In ballast, to silkenstaat &co
British bark lizzie Wright, Wright. 81 days from
Norwegian bark Kong Karl Henrichsen. 40 days
from Rotterdam. in ballast, to master
Norwegian bark Alf Thorensen, from Bristol. Eng.
August 81, to Ocean. Zerega &c0
EXPORTS.
LIvsRPOoL-ship Almo' g. aO86 bales cotton 1923
axis oilcake 9s3 bbls rosin $50 ataves
TUXPAN-Schooner Pa'cusl Z5rilla--2o0 pkgs
ooks 20 sks nerper bbls tar 81 pkRs ndse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Three Sisers--!s
bbs -four IS SKIS corn 30 SKIS salt bags coffee IL
cks meat tcs lard IS pkgs mdse
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lizzie-65o sks corn and
PENSACOLA--Steamer Amite-6O0 eks corn 100
sks oats 40 SKIS bran 80 bags coffee 10 bhs molasses
2OO bos Is bbls whisky 10 ties lard 20 bales hay
IL hhds sugar 22S pkgs mdse
IMPORTS.
LIvERPOOr-Ship A.mo sphere-449l sks salt
BORDEAUX-Bark Resou;O-l283 cks wine 349
cases wine 400 $50 brandy fruits 1865 cases sar
diaee 100 olives II cks brandy 20 cases brandy
100 bbls vinegar
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BAYOU sARA-Steamer Southern Belle-3s1 bales
cotton $50 sks cation iced 1905 SKIS rough rice halt
bills moasses new and sundrios
WASHINGTON-oteamer TreAton-472 bales cot
t0u l0l SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton 1877 head
cattle and suudrteA
HOUMAS PLANTATION-Steamer Mary Ida
1903 sks rough rice and sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer lssbel-363 sks rough
rice and sundr1ee
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
October $50 bales cotton sks seed cotton ISL
eks rough rice $40 SKIS bran $40 head cattle and sun
NRw ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, De-
tober 243 bales cotton 80 oks bacon 81 bxs bacon
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. 90
tober 1863 sks rough rice and sundries
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50 bales,
1t irregular and easy price,, req hiring change
In our quotations except q reduction Of &c in
the outside rates Of middling to middug fair, in.
elusive. We give also the figures and report of
the Exchange, as below:
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Charles Philippe Boutte.
- Of Orleans No. -, 373-Whereas. K r. Parker
pub 10 I'd ator has petitoned the court for
70 ters of dstive te.tsmentarv executor hip on
the estate of the late Charles Philippe Boutte de-
ceased. intestAte. Notice Is hereby given to all
whom 1t may concern to snow cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted
By order Of the Court.
Ocl S g. RRANK PACK yR CLARK
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Weekly Quotations Of Hides. Etc.

Messrs. Hay Mehle furnish Us the following re.
port. Their qu0tations represent actual GALES ct
first hands. weighing bundling, drsyage and
commission have to be added:
Steer hides city slaughter. over IS lbs, pm -Us
Steer hides, city slaughter 70 to 84ibs, ID % 9k
Steer hides, city slaughter under 20 ms, y ID -07
Cow hides, city saug liter as they run, 2 ID a 6k
kips, city slaughter 20 to "a lbs, p m.... % 81
Alps city slaughter. - to ~ Ds, y r...... "a 81
Can skins each. ........... ................ -O75
Country hides, flint, 20 to Is ibs. p De-. -0l2
Country hides. fiji t, damag. d, halt price.
Beeswax. prime yellow y tb...............-0 2S
Ox horns. each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 08
Tallow, p b.......... ...................,.,7 08
Heavy hides are in demand At An established I'd
vance Of lc ID. Light stock. steady snd IN.
changed. Among The weeks sales sre 800 20 Is
steers st $40 400 do at shc and 1000 Light steers
At 6d7c Wool firm. Tai on duh.
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The Gales OF securities not reported at the Ex-
change included 6l25 900 premium bouds. en-
braclng 10000, $1,000 aud Sis 600 at 32S
$4,000 $50 LOO and 81 90 at 80, aad $40 900 and
SIS 900 ct 33t.
Stocks exhibited no new feature.
Under liberal of rings State bonds sold as low
- 50. at about which rate the market was quo ted
at the close.
Premium bonds offered freely and sold TO
aqsite liberal extent. and a. low 325t at which
they were offered at the close without meeting
any bids.
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The above statement shows . fair increase IL
loans, q light decrease in specie, and a consider
able falling off in deposits and currency, the after
being attributed 10 shipments to the country to
move the crop.
The demand for m oney continued strong both in
bank and ON the street. Commercial paper was
unchanged. Und The decline at New York. gold
gave way he. The movement was limited
Foreign exchange followed the course of gold
closing kc or about $40 y cent lower for sterling
aud A01 y cent for francs. A fair business was
done. New York sight .old 10 q moderate extent
at unchanged ratea Stocks were quiet. Under
the continuance Of q strong demand for money,
State consols and premium bonds were pressed on
the market and rultd sill lower tue former
closing at a decline If about u p cent, and the
latter Of i.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at-09H
cent p annum discounr AL do at l0Ol2 and second
grade at l50l8 First class mortgage rule at go
10 p cent p snnum and second grade continues
antirolv mammal
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The market opened under the upfAvorsble In.
huence Of . mate ial decline in foreign hsDge
but the demaud, vertf eless. continued fair aid
fully 1900 bales change hsnds dur ng the 10 orn.
ing, after which further tIansactious were
reported to the extent of 2250 bales, making a
total for the day, as noted above, OF $3.50 Ia ca
Prices continued to exhibit some irregularity
fair and the grades below middling showing no
quOtable variation. although In come cases ruling
more 10 favor Of buyers, and m ddli' to good mid
ding selling at figures requiring reduction of
In our outside rates for those descriptions. Mid
ding sold At l0As and 1oke and mtddling fair at
l2c.
The dispatches reported Liverpool dull at pre-
vioue rates, with sales OF 5000 bales, and ar
rivals weaker HAvre With a limited dem md aud
heavy receipts, but gu tatio unchanged and
New York steady for spots and 1921 loo stronger
for futures.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not ceared before t0-day's exports) 80 800 bales
embracing 1880 Tor Liverpool, ISL for Bavre
BAL for the North sea, 2le6 for Bremen ITO for the
Mediterranean and 1912 for coastwse ports leaving
In presses, agreeaby to its account at IL NJ,
5.4l5 bales, only part Of which 10 on sale.
At noon to-day mlodlng was quoted 1T Calves.
ton 1t sHc. ct Mobile at loc. at Savannah At
10tc, at Charleston at l0hc. at Wilmington
at lOc. at Norfolk at lokc, at Bait moro ut l0ac,
Memphis ct l0kc. and at augusta at 9kc.
ket irregular and easy"
The worlCs visibl. supply 10 set down ut 8O6 494
bales against 1877 $40 last week and 72O lO4 lat
year, show ng an excess over last year of Sc $3.50
bales, against Al 022 last week. and 59917 the week
hefOr0
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.ENGER,S GARDEN.

WENaER's GARDEN.
......Bourbon Sereee.............lS
B. WkNGE2, Proprietor.
Largest Hall in the city. Best European IN
American journals on file. Three fine rooms 70
families. with separ ito entrance. Best beer Q
moderate prices. The largest Ovchestr In
world, PLAYS from IL A. NJ. till II p. NJ mvlO
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LADIES, LIST.

Abee W B Mrs
Armlg0s B Mrs
Allieon A Mrs
Anthony Mary Miss
Bsrillo Justan Mrs
Bselby L g Mrs
Bracken 3 Mrs
Burg Aug Mrs
Barrow Maggie Mrs
Bailey J W Mrs
Barrett Kate Miss
Barnes Josephine Mrs
Bstenan L MiAs
Bell Mrs
Bell n Mrs
BentSlspacher s Mrs
Breaux Nina Miss
Bemiss Amy Miss
Bell C Mss
Billet W d ~ Mrs
BigDey 4 b Ms
BrOhe1 Sarah Miss
Boomer R0salie Miss
BObb kmily Mrs
Book Mary Mrs
Boullemt A 4 Mrs
BuhOsp r v Mrs
Burk Jennie
Calst0n Francis Mrs
Champman W Mrs
Calhoun G Z Mrs
Claber Manner Mrs
ClaItor G Miss
Gre Fannie Z Mics
COnaer Jennie Mrs
Collins Josephine Mrs
Chudleigh W H Mrs
CurIan II ,ry Mise
Cunamings 4 s Mrs
Davis Augusta Mrs
Dsrez NJ sry Miss
Dair Maggie P Miss
Davis Henry W Mrs
Daniels Sophia Miss
Cameron NJ L Miss
Delahay Annie Mrs
Deman & w Mrs
Delagravel L Mrs
Dall XIII es Louisa
Deshon Fanny 3 Miss
Deschspelies + L B Mrs
Dvcler Clara B Mss
Dugui Ameiie Mise
kvaas Frances Mrs
Bme iene n L Miss
Edie X 4 Mrs
FallOn Kate Miss
Farrell sarah Mrs
+ got L Miss
Fet nrOiis Annie Miss
Fredricks Anne
Freeman Pvllv Mrs
Frerit Marie Miss
FITZGERALD h A Mrs
FTisbie Mary 4 Mrs
Ford Mrs Mary ...
Fora hey Cecilo Miss
FOntenetta A Miss
Garrett Klizebith
Greadney G Mas
Gradney & Mrs
GwArdny L Miss
Emily Mrs
Gill EmmA Miss
Gilmore & A Miss
Clover Jennie MISS
6ordan N Miss
Hsrris n Mrs
Harris May Mrs
Hays , c Mrs
harper Mrs
aarrlse0ne A & Miss
aymane n Mrs
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COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared &c,
nnA innn

Same time last year. 80 269
To-da5's exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening 20A bales
against 4o3a on last Saturday and 2Sl8 at year,
bales, against IS sSi last year increase 1880.
The Exchange teegrams mako the receipts at
al the ports from II N. yesterday to II n. TO-DAY
1904 bales, against 1884 last week and
1921 LAST year aud since August 81 1863 BAL bales,
against 264, 1854 last year-incresse 50, 9s7.
Expo'ts yesterday to Great Britain none,
against GIT bales last week and nsne last year. aud
to the continent $50 bales sgainst 34l7 Last week
and none last wear.
stocks ct all the delivery ports made up to u NJ.
3o4 o2s bales. against $50 al last week and ia
TOBACCO-The only sale reported to-day was
50 hhdS Salts for the week ending last evening Isl
hhdA The amount on sale 10 estimated 1T $3.50
hhds: We continue to quote - follows low lugs
skskc %sdiu% tS GSod uS' 11sS low Leaf q
lskc selections l61l7c Received since Last even
ing meme; exported bids by rail; stock on hand
by our running statement II 1874.
FRkl0HTS-The lket presents no new feature
and we continue to quote 90 follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool l7S2d; to New
Philadephis, via New York. &c. Grain to Liver.
By ssii-Cotton to Liverpool. nominal at I'D: to
Hevre l01 1-l6c; to Bremen 10; to Hamburg Ike.
OLD LOUISIANA SUGAR-Received this morning
hhd:, Only far Job demand. Willow clarified -
skw Louisiana sUoAR-rhere have been no
receipts since ThuJsdoy. then fully noticed. hid
eassed strictiy coed fair sold At lohc. and Dbl
OLD LOUISIANA MoLAssBs- Received this
morning Is bbls. The market il quiet and prices
NEW LOUISIANA MoLAssEs-No further 70.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

Central Diffusion Sugar Manufacturing Company
National CITY Bank Merchants National Bank
The ;opli, tors of No. 325 W. ston road
JOHN II. 9. PARKER, Postmaster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-08

Mete0rological and River Report.
The following statement Of tho wesih4r and
rivera 10 furnished by the signal Service officer sta.
toned 1t New Orleaus;