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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19

A. Rochereau & Co. W. Arabella ID. Kena.
day, wife Of Nicholas Sinnott, Jr., and her hus-
band.
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TBB PARISH
~ =; OF Orleans No 6slo-By virtue Of writ Of
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. in tho
ABOVE entitled cause, to W. r Harper, late sheri0,
g by said late sheriff to me transfer rcd, yin
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Aer
chants and AnctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets. 10 the
Secotd District Of this CITY, on TUESDAY. No
vember %, 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
THE UNDIVIDED THREE-FOURTHS Of the fol-
lowing ds scribed propertv to wit, certain lot Of
ground q, u.ted in the Second District Of this
city. at the corner Of Dauphine ant Customhouae
strt cts. in the square bounded by Custamhouse,
Bienville, Dauphine and Burgundy streets, and
me assuring ihirt, Two feet (mOre or less) front
Bauphine street by eighty four feet (more Or ess>
on Cust0mbeuse street; together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and rights.
wa, and privi. ges thereto belonging or in any
wiee appertaining.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
kUGRNR WA00ANAN
OCT NOS II % Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orean
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WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, November l8.-The situa-
ton in Vermont, gathered from specials, is
that the Democrats will contend for every.
thing that the law allows in the case Of
Postmaster Sollsce. 1t happens that Amos
Aldricb, ON the Democratic electoral ticket,
has four more votes than his colleagues.
Aldrich believes, after consultation with
eminent counsel, that he 10 entitled to 0
seat in the Electoral College, and will de.
fend his right to the end.
Admiral PoFeer's Prize Money.
Judge Humphreys, in the district court,
made decree in the case of Admiral Porter
and others, of the North Atlantic equadr0n,
against Confederate cruisers destroyed, in
volving 81 SOC. 900. The decree finds that
for want Of proof the captors are entitled
to only one half of the Texas, valued ut
SIS $50, and the Beaufort valued 1t $52 900.
O0clal from South Carolina.
Chairman Chandler hes received q dis
patch from Congressman H0ge, Of South
Carolina, saying the Board Of Canvassers
have finished the count Hayes and Wheel
Or have majority of 600. This 10 Official.
Appointment.
Ex-Representstive Frank Morey has been
appointed appraiser Of merchandise for tho
TIE Nerth Sea Canal.
Tho State Department has advices from
Amsterdam Of the formal opening of the
nreat canal to the North sea.
M0Ftu0Fy.
The death list tor tho year shows 1874
whites, and 594 colored in the District.
Nearly 1000 dogs were officially slsugh.
tered during the year.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

New HaFbor Protection Company ~.
Bark W0oloonooloo. cargo and freight
i District Of Louisiana. No. 10 990.-In obedienoo
to IN admiralty warrant, to mo directed in the
above entitled suit, have seised and taken into
ThE BARK wOoLoOnooLoo, cargo and freight
now libeled by the New Harbur Protection Com
pany for the causes set forth in the libel pend.
ing In the District Court Of the United States.
And l do hereDy cite and adm0nish the owner
OF owner. thereof, and Al and every pereon g
title interest in to the same to be and appeaf
at district court Of the United States for tho dis
trct aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Or
leans on the third Monday OF November, 1876. 70
show cause: II any they have or can, why the said
bark and cargo should not be condemned and sold
AGreeably to the prayer Of Hbelants.
United States AATshArs Office, New Orleans,
October "a, 1876.
J. r g. PTTKIN,
oc25 81 moi 10 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-19

Cnder the depressing influence of unfavorable
ket opened with . continued downward tend. ncy,
and only limited business was done IN tn morn.
ing. partly At about previous rates and partly At
The mode rate amount noted above. Prices eshib.
the Gecline could NOT be put ct more than kc.
Buy ers. however, endesvered throughout the day
ness would no doubt, have bsen on q much more
liberal scsle. but factors were unwilling to give
way to greater extent than is noted above, and
some large lists were # over, with only . frac-
ton sepA,ating the PARTIES In fact, there ap-
pesred 70 be better ,ene toward the close. Mid
ne dispatches reported Liverpool flat at de-.
cline OF l.'6d, with sales of only 5000 bales, aud
arrivals easier; Havre fat and irregular. but with
p,evious rat . Ior fpots, and during the morning
263-l6c lower for future. which subsequently
rallied, and closed At net dec inc Of l.ls1isc.
Inc kxchange makes the amount on shlpb0ard
not cleared lbefore todsys exports) l02 3O3 bales
embracing 1913 for Liverpool. % s7l for Bavre,
spain, 800 for the Mediterranean and ll6 Tor
.s q Gales i s2ss psst 81 q
Al noon today middlins was Quoted 1t Calves
ton u q iisc; & Mobile e. ilc, At Savannah
ton At lic At Norfolk st. Ike, At B al n q
na4c, at New York at l2c, at Boston at l2Ac
st Memphis 1t Ike, and 1t Augusta as los q
ket quiet snd irregular" Its quotations are re.
duced &C."
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
stock On hand September l. 1876. 37
Arrived ence last statement. ...... 4,94l
Arrived previously. go. .... 400 553-4l4 494
SioaIe0 tOOey. ..................... 1851
Cleared previ0usly. .229 352-2396 73
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared 2o4 1888
Same time last year.. l4S $50
Today's exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper aimee last evening 1884 bales
against 4289 on last SATURDAY. and 1868 Last year
making an aggregate since August 81 Of $685.
bales against 800, 46S last yesr-inereAse 20 49,
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COMMERCIAL.

The members of the Cotton Exchange are not
Wednesday evening, the twenty. seventh instant.
ct seven o'clock, and that the annual election for
president, vice presidant treasurer and tive We
directors will be held at the Exchange on Monday,
the fourth pioximo between the hours OF 10 A. Il.
and p. NJ.
COTTON-Tbe sales to day embraced ALSO bales
at irregular Al lower prices, requiring fur Their
reduction in our quotations of sc, max ing the
otal decline for the past two days &c. We give
also the figures and report Of the Exchange, as
below:
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OPEN ACCOUNTS,
SUCCESSION OF p. b. PATTERSON.
Second District Court for the Parish Of OYlesas--
No. IS 1858.
OPEN ACCOUNTS,

RY G. Z. GIRARDEY, AuCTleNEIl-
November Is 1876. at twelve O'clock n, at the St.
Charles Auction Exchange. in the rotunds Of the
-: charles Hotel, In this city, win be Sold as pub
ne auction, by and in pursuance Of IN order from
me Hon 4: L Tissot, Judge Of the second District
Court f0r the parish OF Orleans, dated the twenty
entitled succession :
SUNDAY OPkN ACCOUNTS Of claims due the
said succession. detailed List Of which viii b ex-
hihited at the sale.
TeEms-Cash on the spot. MOI II 1896
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s,PtsnS:f g g Desen. ~ - g 1lsttscss
Schooner John ? KIsss. Krsos. non Antwerp -.
tembsr -, - naster-Petnt
sTEAMBoATs.
W. Pointevant, TerTebonne. In Donaldsouvillo
leabel: Oty. nom Lover Cost
Mary Ida. RuiA from Welham, Landing
AIe 20 3 Arthur. from Lower Coast
Bra No 10: Taylor. nom Lower Coast
Ct Mary. Brusle, nom Batsn Rouge
Henry Tets. Aucoln. fton Dsnsldsonville
BELOw-COMING UP.
BARK Fanny Mcclellan, Mcclellan. Is days from
Norwegian bark F-'GrA. Evensou, 60 days from
Bremen, to Meeke1, Knox &co
Horxe gian bark NJ hen. Kjole, IS days rom Ham,
burg, to master
EXPORTS.
GL0UCESTER-BarkC Choice DC, ole bushels corn
-. LiVsx VI No,thauptsn- bales cot
IL, Li W. Steamship Bernasd-l7os bsles cot
I1vE vi 20 Sosss Ia sss Ts.
40 sks cotton ssed l2s aka oilcake 70 bbis no. s
y sss2co1A-st..m.hip 1,.,.-,.oo AZ. an, ss7
PRNsACoIA-sna amer Amite-soo sks corn 100
sks Osts IFS ska bran 20 hhds sugar 20 bba m0asst
10 cks bacon 40 bbls pork 10 bbls Whiskv 20 ~
coffee 300 pkgs mdse
IMPORTS.
TAMPICO-Nteamship IthurieA782 bales cosa.
$500 In specie balts mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BAYOU SARA-etesmer Ouachits Belle-3sl ba,aa
cotton aka seed cotton 1863 sks cotton seed as
hhds sugar bbls sugar 5l9 bbls molasses and sun
dries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st Mary Ill bs.es ont.
ton 70 sks seed cotton los hhds sugar 81 bbi0 mo-
lasses and sundries
DONALDSONvILLE- Steamer Henry Tets-3n
hhds sugar :6s bbis molasses SKIS seed cotton and
DONALDSONvILLE- Steamer W JPointevsnt-
bale cotton IS hhds sugar bbls sugnr 229 bhls
mol.sses half bbis syrup IA sks rough rios and
LOWER COAST Steamer Isabel-loa hhds sus,r
30 bills molasses and sundries
WILLIAM LANDING-Steemer Mary Ida-4o.
LOWER COAST-Steamer Nrs No go hhda
sugar l6V bbls moasses IL SKIS rough rico and sun
dxies
LOWER COART-Steamer IRA No l0--A hhds
sugar Is bbls molasses and sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD, November 10 -2l07 bales c0 ton and sundYieo
MOkGAN< LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
November 1857 bsles cotton 258 hhds sugar SO
bills mola-see Fl half bbls molAsses ABS head cattle
426 head sheep and oundriee
NAV OkLkANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, No
vember 1e--sa4 bales cotton 2l5 s1s cotton oeed
meal 200 bbls limo 100 bbls rosin and sundr'so
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, No
vember 1888 hhds sugar 70 bbls m0laooeo and ouA.
dries
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sking . total Of e66 900 premium bonds.

Making total of e66 900 premium bonds.
The sales not reported 1t the Exchange were
six sharts New Orleans Gaslight Company at
el09 50; snd ct auction BY Colonel C. 3. dirardey.
y share paid, 1t e66, and $1,000 premium bonds
at 32A.
Stocks Were quiet
State consols were In more request and i p
cent higher, closing At 81.
Premium bonds we're in demand and closed at
h03lA.
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WANTED.

VMANTRD-A PERSON WHO uNDBRSTANDo
w Pottery In oil its branohes. Apply . 4. O.
BOYLE. Republican ONCE. els
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MEMORANDA.
[By Telegraph

HAvanA, November IL, 1056.
TO l. 4. YoFke-The steamship G. ". Load
Captain Cotton. arrived yesterday evening. Eai,s
Monday.
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NTW ORLEANS RxPUMuAp SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1876

49, 800 s,.s4.rsl - 800 s::s::: sss,'-f
6mfAar b Walkine VIC
SinkeE. Davis Co Wan &C Go
Nchmiat Mr. Washington George
Schler Richard RslkartJ
SorisJR Waldyer John "f
SchoGeid TT Waxley Booth
eommers Louis Watson Thomas
0froter Cyrus Wallace John
0cott Obv Ward VIM n Capt
Smith Geo Wheelwrght WE
Smith Thomas Woese John
Smith Walter Wier Daniel
sm,th Agusta White 4
Eumory Jas L wilson
Shurber Louis WrlkE Louis
SouyerCC Wilson K
Schultz VIM wilson u Apay
Schulis Max Winde. Joha
Taylor Emile Whitney 30
Tanners John Viii on } NJ
TsvIor Andrew Willis Cammack
Tabbler Henry Wilson Hayden
Tamauy Ell WinbuTu II
Texads John VIM w
Tribe john Wingate b kew
Tfiyer Henry VILLAS AZ
Torrev RIA Woods Mr.
Toiar IN williams John
Thompson L O Dr. w III an 81
Thompson h WiilansOnG
Thomas RuseeN Williams Spnrm
Thompson "a W1hsmS bt u
Thomas George Young DAVID
v v;oas " z.isler NV
Vincent MI Zimh
NISCRLLANBOUS.
Detroit Dry Dock Works.
President Savannah Bank and Tru8t Con pany.
Phi. eli, 81 Gentilly School.
Incur ance superintendent Of State OF Loutssena
JOHN N. 9. PARKER. Postmsss1r.
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-IIgT or LBTT1RS
Ro0naulng q ~ NoW Orleans R00eo0oo
NovemDeP ~, 1S90.

Once haurs ON Sundays Aom III A. u. TO r. Il
PeEeone calling for these Letters VIII please ~
"A6veEtiso1." md g1vo date.
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Messrs. Hay Mehle furnish us the following 10.
port. Their quotations represent actual Gales ct
FIRST banda. Weighing, bundling, drayage and
commission have to be added:
Steer hides. city slaughter over IS Ds y b -Ws
Steer hides city slaughter. 70 to 84fbs y rs q OK
Steer hides, city slaughter. under 70 ms, y b-07
Cow hides, city slaughter, as they run, b a 81
Aips, CITY saugnter, SO 10 "A Ds, p D...... % 81
Hlps CITY slaughter, - to % ms, p m...... % sk
CaH SKINS eacn: $4,000. ................ -D7S
Country hides, flint, % to Is lbs. p d.. -0l2
Country hides, flint. damage d, halt price.
Beeswa1, prime yellow, p lb............... -02s
OK horns each. ...............,,... ma
A0uOw' w.. ...............,.,....8 a 9
The market is barely steady, but stocks are con.
aderaoiy reducs"; 5000 city cows at 7Ac and 1000
heavy city steers at 9ac are among the weeks
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Deposits SSo0O
The shove statement compared with last week
Light Il IN psss
falling 0n In currency.
Any apprehension which may have prevailed
during the Past week, Of Inconvenience from the
increasing scarcity Of currency have been dis
| PEELED BY the report that the receipts from New
81 q that M the rss
falling of in the demand for money to-day. both in
il snyi & An improved tone in nearly all depart
nents Of tho money market. and particularly in
State consols and premium DO. q, the former
&c. on the face o. decline Of tc At new York, ana
now ~ 0 III above TIE RsSiy of that market
Foreign EXCHANGE wss quiet but stronger. With
only light movement. With limited offerings
slightly hard, ned. stocks were quiet. aud with.
out any marked feature 10 notice, while St .te
mstiop, and showed the advance noted above.
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
p paper 2. s0lo p cent snnun discount; Al do
mortgages continue to rule ct 100 ? cent, aad
second grade are still quoted entirely nominal.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
G sss 5ss =; ! B 7s1 nc =.
Total Total Last week 1880: ass So So Liz SIS 81
Total week before...... 1885, 07 Is lO47 500 IS
Gold opened At llO+ Olllt against lO9* At New
Yorx and after limited business. owing to it ;
scarcity, cash gold closed at lloh Oils. sganst
the opening rate IN that mark. t The salee were
co3fned 10 sic, 900, embracing 5000 At Ill, and
6500O and 5000 at Ill 0lllA.
Foreign exchange was stronger, but the move
ment was hight.
The ealss of sterling comprised 26sOO, emb cac.
ing $1,000 Al clear a. IS 2lh; 2l5OO b Il Of ladng
At s5 2lkas q. and $1,000 do IS 2lk0s 22h.
The sales Of francs amounted to 290 600 CONNER.
cia embracing 1000, 5O,OOO 100 900 and 100 GOO at
4.82k.
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at IS 21h
as 22h for bill Of lading and Al clear. and = a
e5 26 for bank (bank COULTER Tate-065 26ls)
ano francs at 4.s1h for commercial. and nominal
for bank.
Under light offerings and better demand
New York commercial sight slightly hardened.
The sales compr 81 elOS.O00. embrGcing go, 900
commercial 1t s p cent discount; $4,000 do
and s45 600 do and bank at 1912; $4,000 pri.
vate bankers at GIG. and SIS 600 bank ut y.
The banks continue to check on New York at
p cent discount while commercial sight was
quoted at 9-16, against s 09l6 " sterday.
The following 10 the official statement Of the
sales reported to-day ct the Stock Exchange:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Sunday, November 10, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

DD!usa steamship Texas. Laurensop, for Liverpool
Siltlsh steamship Bernard, Pontet, for Liverpool
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamer Amfte. Costello. for Pensacols
Sn;n NnosstnsmDfon Track, for Liverpool
nrtlsh bark Choice, Pulls, for Gloucester, Eng
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LADIES' LIST.

Anderson nc Hrs
Abbott U Miss
Bre~nar l. Miss
Ba, hl0tt A Miss
Bennett J Miss
Bernard 4 L Mrs
Barnes Ada'i0e Miss
Benner Ida Mics
Bailey C A Mis-
Browning B Miss
Blame + 4 Mrs
Brown Jennie Mrs
Bridget Dorsey
Cam az Miss
Carup Julia Mrs
CarhA ant & G Mrs
Ch<athem n Mrs
COurss Ann Miss
Daily Mrs
DanlerOne n L Miss
Dali ton y A Mrs
DAubert Mrs
Desbons D Mrs
IDENTIFY N Mrs
Demar v Mrs
David Gussie
Diederich = n Mrs
Duea1 Louise Miss
Falrchild A N Miss
Fargot Lizzie Miss
Franklin Il Mrs
Fowler 3 Mira
Fisher Een,y Mrs
Fisher Ellen Mrs
Flney Betty Mrs
Fy thean n NJ Mrs
G II ner Maria
Garbanutte C 8 Mrs
Garnes Lou Miss
G, anger " Mrs
Garrett Louisa Miss
Graham u Mrs
George Clara Mics
Griffin Agnes Miss
Green Betsy Mrs
Golding L Mrs
Good II 4 Mics
g. Oss 3 r Miss
Guntber Clara Miss
Quay Anna Mics
Harrison J B Mrs
Hahn Tens Mics
Hemen Alfred b 70
Hunt Phe bey Mas
lrwiu n Mrs
jones II A Mrs
Jones Mary Miss
Ohnt on Jennie MraJ
Kelly CAJ Ms
Kent A B MrS
Kelren n A MrS
LanRlOjs N Mics
LeClsire Laura Miss
Lemanse julia Miss
LYONS Mamie Miss
Mathees Amanda Miss
Mann A G Mro
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May Mester Mrs
MINI Virginia C Mrs
NellizOns r H Mrs
Moses B Mrs
Moye II 4rs
North Anna n Mrs
Moor Susan Miss
AcCraxE & J Mics
McNeili Mary Miss
Mccarthy a Mics
NcLsdden s Miss
Ofray + Mrs
Oeariling n Miss
Owen A v Mrs
Partee Fora Mrs
Peale II A Miss
Pratt aAria J Mrs
Pratt Thomas O Mrs
Parker J n Mrs
Passaly X Ers
Payne L Misc
Purro' ea D Mrs
PrOvenssl u &rs
QuiDlane NJ &iks
kainO0 T Mics
Ready K Ms
Richards A Mrs
Richardson d
Rilly N Miss
Roe Runice MrG
ROade n Miss
Hcstiil e Malta
htate Susan
Sterry C Mss
shelby 3 Mrs
EChlater 8 Mrs
Steven sen NJ Mrs
Smith L Miss .
Shields Mrs.
Scntt Mrs
Scott T n Mrs
Telle 3 G Mrs
Trichell D B Mrs
Thomson H L Mrs
Thomse 8 Mrs
Upper 4 B Mrs
Tobin Mary MIS-
Waddle A Mrs
Wade K B Miss
Wagner s @ Miss
Waddell l. G Mrs
Wandel & Miss
Washington 8 Mrs
White Flora Ars
White Msriah Mrs
Whitney A Miss
Wirely Jane
WillissM W Ms
Wise Alice
Williams Mrs
Williams N Mrs
Williams eherlot
WOolG ridge J A Mia
Wolf 3 w Mrs
Worth EmmA II Mrs
Wunsch Minor MTs
Young c Miss
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vEsTrpnAv

BRUSH chip Alexandrovna Churcbill. from Havro
september 81, to De Wolf Powell Eco-Point
0nglan ship Blackwal Cole 80 GAYS from Ham.
purg, to Lowell Bailey-Point
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N1eteorelogical and River Report.
The following statement Of the westher and
vers 10 furnished by the signal Service officer sts
iouad A. Nav 0rl0anR:
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Todsy's exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening 1884 bales
against 1859 on last SATURDAY. and 1868 Last year,
making an aggregate since August 81 Of 339 95s
bales against SOC, 465 last year-inereAse % 49,
The Kxeha0ge ielegIAns make the receipts NJ
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BELOW-COWIN0 UP.

Bark Fanny Mcclellan, Mcclellan, IS days nom
Elsin0re. to master
Norwegian bark FnGrld. Evenson, 60 dsys from
Bremen, to MeekeF Knox &co
Horwt gian bark NJ hen. Yole, IS days rom Ham,
burg, to master
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A. Kochereau & Co. W.. Arabella ID. Kena.
day. wife Of Nicholas Sinnott, Jr., and her hus.

- A006MAN,
oc24 ~ no IL Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish Oeans
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17
wmoLEsALE GROCERY MAnKEr.

BACON Clear sides, li%@l5c; supply am
pie; market good.
notwithstanding In rapidly; prices de-
clining; % cents according TO grade fresh
country.
CANDLEs-schoner's l7slSc; supply am,
CANDY -Stlck, Il to 10 cents, according to
grade Dallas Candy Mandatory ~.
CHEESE Western, li9lB.
COAL OlL-Market bare; 70 cents In bar
rcls; in cases g. 65@s2 10.
COFFEE-Old good Java, 35@36c; Rio choice
2SHc; prime, BE; common, 92G221ac. Stock
ample; demand iair, with an upward ten
dency.
CORN NEAL Supply good; bolted, 75ci
unbolted, So cents per bushel.
FLOUR-Todd Mills. - 10 for the best;
XXX from 80 to 50 -; NX, 50 95i X, " co. st.
Louis, none offered.
HAMs Fancy brands (H. Ames), lie; OF
brands from l51a to lB]sc; market quietstoclS
small.
KROUT-Too late In the season TO quote.
LARD--In fierce, lj15c; 2Olb pals, 1910,
Fairbanks Peclts, in tins, T19c. Market
easy, supply light.
M0LASSES-Stook light. Fancy Louis
lana, zoe; choice, doc; prime, 6Oei fair, Toe,
SALT-ln Sacks Liverpool, % for coarse;
tue, % 80; Ohio river in barrels, fine, - 10;
dairy, In barrels, u l5 table, DC per sack.
supply light market quick.
SUGAR--(irnlNl lated, by the barrel, l2Nc;
crushed, l21ac; powdered, l21ac; prime pow
dered, &c lower; coffee A, ll94c; coffee @, lgAc;
choice Louisiana, Zoe; prime, 9Ac; dry fair,
gc. Market quiet, supply ample. a rise IN
New orleans and New York reported.
TEA-Finest gpnpowder II %. Market
NVISEGAReCommon, 25@3O cents; double
APPLES2Drled, l21sc. for choice; lie, for
prime; lOc. for state. Supply smooth.
POULTRY--Stock light demand good;
IN Al a.
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPDES--Are scarce; they are quoted ~
Sgal0 per barrel; forextra eholce iheuiu'" ~
market dull, supply small. ,--
AIMONDS-Ferrago from &@2oc per No.
RANANAS-F ON s2@I per bunch.
FIGS-ln layer, per pound, %oci no ulul,l
fles In the market; small pill boxes by the
IEMONS-Are advancing and are quoted
al 50 6007 90 per box. ,s-o
ORANGES Are scarce and quoted at I, W
ms 0S per hundred for the Messina. No RAJ
ermo or Louisiana in market.
PECA NS-Are scarce, az I2i9c Pr Po""u
.rhe,, m, ouoted In New York nj lie;
RGISINs-Layer, per box, 81 5Os5 'oesi w
VAIN UTS-G reuoble are quoted at 2Qc.
COCOANTTS--Are quoted at 7 % per nun
"iPSE PEA NUTS Tennessee firm at lO@i2c pei
pound,
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,.,RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF cerliiin
deed of trust, coupled win power 10 sen
tho land hereinafter described, execute on
,he i'm day of April, A. u. lNi, oy a;
9Tnonard. 10 me, A. j. Roe, for the purpose OF
tocnring me in the payment OF certain
,'rornissory note of four thousand ana seven
p,ndreJ and twenty dollars, made by Leon
nrd Rrothers, payable TO me, the said A. j :;
n Woa nr order, bearing date the 3lst Jay OF
Tanpary, A. ID. 1874, and to become que SIX TX
T,mnrths after date see book y, pages fiu, ~,
ma IN Dallas County Records or Deeds elc.l
= Nun soil. on Monday, the nth day OF May'
! =" ~ iS1s' at the Courthouse door az pallas,
H. no county of Dallas, a. pubic 9utsIy, 70
IL HIGHEST bidder, for cash W nhhuI Wy i ~
in,ying described tract OF lahu,
IN NE county of Dallas and STATE o, heAns,
tha same being part Of ohs.iaiau IA Ivy,
tile a., the name OF Robert Sloan ana De'
s ui, tSa same land conveyed by sald sloan lI
IN TV IA Miller on the 9Th day OF Dvcei'io l',i
"a w 'iSi5 and set apart TO Matte w. t;eon (,
Al Gy the District Court Of DALLAS eoun, w
The lime term, A. ID. ISL th.re1i, nmu IV on
vaySd Inv her to the said j. ', beouniu no U ~
tbs o5th tlav Of July, A. D. lslt, 10 lno' ts bare
ticuiar description of which reterSnc1r o s,
r "ahe m hook r., page go, Dallas 0ou drs',
Records OF Deeds, excepting one , nuadd bS
anI seven and two-tenth acres e1nneye gu "
said j. A. Leonard to Lowery W"I'tHRsn; r.
Dallas, Texas, May 4, 1876. mayOd&W'd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-17
HIDES AND PELTRIEs.
LUMRER

YELLOW FINE Boxing fencing, scnntling
= - per hundred dressed boards, 81 10 pei
hundred; ceiling, v; ceiling, 70, 8! -
MutrE pISE Getting, = 2iOS1 %; wealth,
erboarding, "; select boards 81 JOgsj
CNpRESs BoARnS-slgSi 20,
sulNdLEs-Whito pine, 50 iO9s5 so ey.
press, 50 so.
The market is evidently active, Demand
quiet supply ample The amount OF build.
Ing going on is considerable and no falling
on pereeptlble.