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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
SHERIFFS SALES.
Tho City of New Orleans VS.. John


Tho City of New Orleans VS.. John A.
Fryer.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. Sc 69O-By virtue of a writ
of fieri facias to directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
viii to sell at pMbc auction at the
Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and CustomhOuse streets, in
the Second District of this city, FRIDAY
July 49, 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
SIX cEhTslS Tors 81 GROUND, situated in
the Third District Of this city, LII square number
one hundred aud twenty nine, bounded by Poland,
Lesseps, Charities and Royal streets, designated as
measurirn two huudred and six feet On Poland
strest, by one hundred and lift. en- ieet in depth;
lot number two measuring forty seven feet Oh
in DE- p h; lot number one ing hfty-;wo feet
on Poland street, by one hundred aud fifteen feet
In depth.
Seized in the above suit.
''' 49, N W EUGENE wAGaAMAN.
ie27 jvsa8 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
J. Il. Maynard vs.. Otto IL. Karstendiek.
E[FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, VIII proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants aud AUG;
toneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets in the Second , District
8 tn. s soans s o
to wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, tege Their
with all the buildings and improvements the,eo
and appurtena noes thereof, situated in the Sixth
District of this city. lately in the parish of Jefter
son. in this State, in that part thereof commonly
called G.eenville, designated by the number forty
three and divided into twenty lots, numbered
from one to twenty Inclusive, as per tie original
plan of said Suburb Greenvllle, drawn by B.
Buisson, late surveyor, dated April u.s. 1885, and de-
posted for reference il the Office of William y.
Lewis, then a notary public in this city; which
said square ia bounded by Broadway. Pine, Esther
and Wall streets and me Asures three hundred feet
fropt on each Of Broadway and Pine streets, and
two hundred and forty let front each of Esther
and Wal streets. English measure; being the same
property which the defendant herein acquired by
purchase from Miss Mary A. May per act passed
before James Fahey, notary public in this city,
on the fifteenth dav of May, 1873.
Seized in the above suit
TeIms-Cash the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
ie22 y1 1923 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
The City of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. Au.
9ustn Fournier.

jp27 jy8 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
The City of New Orleans vs.. Henry Nlii.
Ter.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
;e2o ira 30 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
ECGENE WAGGAMAN,
ie20 iyl 81 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleanl
The City Of New Orleans VS.. j. r
Mcmillan and T. ]. Moran.

The City Of New Ofle0Ds VS.. J. F.
Mcmillan and T. J. Moran.
SCPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 81 963.-By virtue of writ of
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1875
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer.
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets in the
Second District of this city on MONDAY,
July 81 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the First District of this city, in square number
three hundr.d and four, bounded by Franklin.
& ssn P, rddO and Gravier streets, designated as
iollow. Lot number twenty i've measuring thir.
ty.two feet On Franklin street by one hun dred and
twenty-ssven feet in depth; lot number tive nty.
nine measuring thnty-Ore feet on Franklin
street by one hundred and twenty seven feet in
depth
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
800 r22 CiyiiS nf tha Of Orie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
The City9of New Orleans vs.. r.! y. kraem.
mer and ]. HAasinger.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
je27 jy3 % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
EUTENE WAft3AMAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
The City OF New Orleans VI. Philip Hess.
CCPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH

The City OF New Orleans vs.. Philip Hess.
CuPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of orleans, No. IS, 268.-By virtue of a writ of
Superior istrict Court for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, for city taxes
OF 1875, will proceed to sell at public auction,
Royal street, between Canal and CustomhOuse
streets. in the Second District of this city, on
FRIDAY, July 81, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ. the
following described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, in square number four
hundred and eight. bounded by Magnolia, Clara
and centre of POydrss Streets measuring thirty
two feet one inch on Magnolia street, by one hun.
bred and twelve feet seven inches in depth.
Seized III the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
Bertrand Saloy vs.. jean Ftsse.


je20 iyl % Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
The City OF New Orleans vs.. Widow
Thomas FitzsimmOns.

e24 iv827 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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Tho City of New Orleans VS.. Miss Ida
Baham.


ie29 iva 30 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Citizens' Bank of Louisiana VS.. Ernest
Turpin.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
je2s iyl 322 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08

js2ljyls2o Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-08
The City Of New Orleans vs.. John G.
Rodgers.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF OrIeaas
ie22 wi 3 Is %
, 1876-05-12
The Dangers Of Civilization.


It no new thing for foreigners Of wealth nj
distinction to send their sons TO England for real
or two's study. But to judge by the results 1t
such system Of education as exhibited recently il
Tunis, It is not likely that many OF the inhabitsau
will Ecpcat the experiment. Mr., or Monsieur,
hen Taieb-fo1 the story comes to rs through
Parls.-was native OF El Amri- tn the Eouth ot
Tunis, one Of the richest landowners Of the dis
trict and celcbratcd for number1ess pilgrinage4
and other acts OF piety, which had gained for him
almost the reputation OF saint Hc had seat bis
third son Amar to England to study, and the youth
only short time ago returned to his tatherlsad
and to the ancestral mansion, inbued- as it VS.
hoped, with the enlightened civilization Of the
West. The result seems to prove that the
young mans studies had been directed chiefly to
or wellington or Marlborough, his fasonta
heroes were Of the Fish and Wainwright type At
any rate one OF his first acts on being restored o
his family circle TO cnt the throats OK hs father
and his two brothers. The deed Was quietly ac-
complished one evening last week. and the follow.
ing morning the boliea, after having been hacked
to pieces by the assassin. WcTr hastily ou17eo!n as
sandy coil near the public watering places Here,
after two days they were naturally enough discor-
cred. The horse OF m official who was visiting tae
place, while accidentally paving the ground,
brought to light an arm OF OF the Victims ind
on search being made tile rest Of the remains wera
quickly uncasthed. The murderer was, Of eou,se,
seized, but on being interrogated gave another
| fnate himself BY making any answer This rstae,
discourasing product Of our modern educadona
efforts Is II years old His motive was slmple-l
was nothing more than desire to possess tn
whole, instead of only part, OF the patf1nlon.a
estate.
, 1876-05-12
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALCOHOL-Nas quiet at 81. Ii.
BROOM -CDRN-The Tctan trade continues 1ntr AZ
uniformly steady prices. The stock OF Is being
reduced aud Is already smaller that ut this time last
season. There Is yet some corn IN the country, and
OF the growers anxious to SELL IN order to pre-
pare for the season, but the stock In the Wcss
probably docs nut exceed 900 tons, which is consd-
erably less thnn the quantity carried Inst year We
quote: Choice hurl, sG9c; No. hura 79sc; choice
medium, 79734c; good medium brush, 69etfc; fatr
inside and covers 5G5Nc; INFERIOR 4ci4c; crooked.
BuTTER-The market was destitute Of new features.
Asteady fair demand both from the locol aud shipping
trade exists, and each days receipts are well taken up
fairly sustained prices but there lack Of cont
dcnce In the stability Of present values and any marked
increase In the supply would very likely cause decline
We quote Choice to fancy yellow, 2732c inferior TO
good grades, 23Gn5c inferior 10 common, 14@21c-
BAGGlSG-Therr WAS absence OF large orders, but
good rnany sall ones placed, and in the agsre
gate pretty fair business accomplished. Prices
we're steady as follows stark H. 26c; Peerless AA,
c5c Lewiston. 2sltc; Montaup 2sc; Ontario, '25c;
American A. ooAc; Amoskeas. 221<c; Otter Creek;
2oHc; burlap bags. bu. 144@155c; do bu. 151l6c;
gunnies: single. 1s}z915c; do, double, eaae4c
l. CHEESE-Thc past few days have witnessed no very
business rcans yery auict The demand being strictly
Tth ad andsr
5sses s1sfi s
d d at 9e ansRsd
Lackawnnna range and nut. $40 %; d. egr. 50 50;
{ss2ES ESS bsa
4 EGGS-Tere In reaueat at ll3i4+12c- The recefpts
were liberal md tn: feeling less r, there belng Little
| else than local inquiry.
F1Sn-Dusiness VIZ aaiet A. gachapEed feurss Ws S1
No. edo, sfeoH 50; no. TROUT 81. %: No. shore
mackerel. 18.brl. s!2 @ @s9@I3eo; 81 bay, .ss@HX@ X
mackerci. brl So. so No. shore kits, large. s.uq;
No. bay Kits. sl.ao large family kits. s1.:D bank
IaoTsdor herring sgitt, SlS, s7:5s@s;d % d.
CTS do 19 brl s3.5Oa scaled herring. per boz,
4oc No: herring. sac Columbia River salmon- ~
| FRUITS AND SuTs-Therc was arm market for
pRs aRs sSsa1 sq
the list Trade holds up we'll md there Is good feel
| Ing aInpaG tohbcrs- We quote:
fo,efen-Dates, 6G6Hc; 1ss, layers. 1ss515c; fgs,
, 1876-05-12

day, has made the first round trip between this
port and Mcnomonce- The brig fazal;co, which
was ashore at Little Trarerse all winter, but WA
lately relieved by the tug Tom Brown, will 20 inn
ono Of the docks OF the Chicago Dry y-Dock Com
pany to-day, and receive IN ovcrhauiing. ...A M
vate dispatch received here yesterday from Buffalo
srouble sr1 on account Of the Ice T need A'N =
expected. Capt. James $. Higsie, President
in,, yesterday to get rid OF his old horse, hecaus,
be had heard accidentally that the city Is trgi1gu
get i'd Of its old mare. He wants to give soma on
chance to get good kicking team.
ODDS AND ENDS
The na7yics on the Thoro1d Canal struck for \,
advance from 81. 25 to 81. s7h per day, and sun
cecded in getting the advance. 1.-The sault Ryera
clear OF ice, but no definite news has bet1
received from Mud Lake. There Is yet consider,
able ice at Marquette and at Whitedsh Point n,
Erenin9 Wisconsin stntes that the sshE Ahnape.
been measured by Deputy Collector 5. ]. Hooker
and shows tonnage Of little over us tong. Hei
measurement previous to her oreFhauling was a
tons. She is now three.and after, and eonsia
| cred stanch vessel She is owned BY E. Fehren.
| kamp, Of Milwaukee. About ! O'Clock SUNDAY
morning last the echr Belle stcfee was caught IL
the ice about 8 miles northeast Of Collingwood
! Lighthouse, WIS stove in and sunk in 80 f,hom,
| Of water The crew barely escaped in the srn,!j
boat, and arrived at Meaford nearly frozen. Tht
Sonnd valued at $40 600; insured for Sc, 600 Shs
was loaded with 10, 600 bn wheat from Ross Bros,
| Leith; inquired.
| BUFFALO.
The weather Wis clearer yesterday than it hi
| been for some time, and good view Of the l.ks
could be obtained from IN elevated point Beyond
the field and working in it could be quite.
fleet Of both sai and steam craft In the forenoon
the tug Dayton brought in the steam barge Saginaw
and togx and the prop Raleigh and schr Kate Wins.
| low, Which hid been ice- bound for several d1ys
effected IN entrance into the harbor about ? p m
| These two boats were the ones mentioned in yes
tertlay mornings issue as having reached the north
end or the new pier AID supposed to be the P.nd.
| fyille and tow. The tCEs Bryant, Orient and Dsy-
! ton worked at tho stem barge Townsend and Ed
Kelly and Empire State until late IN the afternoon
when they got them :tssted and l. reached the h,,
naiucd bound OF the north end Of the new pier,
| and the Dal1cntinc and tow oil the other end
with the Colin Campbell between the latter eran
and the breakwater: She is bound np.-coar!e'.
| BrrrAIo, n. Y. HAY 11--Fessels are pa*st1
freely through the Ice Thirty gratuvcssels bring.
! ing i. OOO 600 bu, arrived to-day.
The Hackett and Moore got in last night, :.
The schrs Moonligh. and Camden hare discha,est
and cleared port this afternoon
, 1876-05-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.
More Activity. in DISCOUNTS
but the Loan-Mar-
ket Easy.
New York Exchange weak"
er---The Clearinss
S3,6O0,000.
The Produce Markets Irregular
Provisions Active, and Close
Firm.
9readstuffs Strong Early, but At
forwards Easier.
The Wheat Movement, Here
and in Europe.
9readstuffs Strong Early, but At
forwards Easier.


The dav vas moderately active one al tac
S.nrs- Ttcre vyas some additional de1nano 1ol
Hscnrn4 Loans on the whole, however, na'e
fallen considerably n the last fortnight INC
tnances Of the county customers OF our locaA 'n-
.tttutions have not changed, and q large Psopo.
lion OF the papcr made by them has hcen renewed
The loan market is easy. Good paper Is 1eaol's
tale1 and the banks are able To fasc q muea
,,reer amount than is offered At the same nme
10 disposition is shown to relax the sharp scFuta
NJ OF pspcr offered An accommodating policy IS
.nnrsred towards the regular customers OF the
banks, but outside applicants have to furnish the
best of Endorsements or security. Cook County
borrowed 500, Coo yesterday at Z per cent Rates
of discount were SOLO per cent to regular custom
ers Concessions are made to desirable independ-
ent borrowers.
On the street, business Is quiet Rates are 7G1S
per cent
New York exchange was weaker and sold be-
tween bank at 2595oc premium per 81, 600.
The receipts OF currency are about equal to the
orders from the country. There ~as Alsauy
heavier movement to the wheat dstr1cts.
The clearings were s., GOO, 600.
NEW YoEK ExroHTs SILVER TO SAN FRANCISCO
4 new trade has been developed BY the introduc-
ion Of the subsidiary silver coins. Brokers II
New York are paying from H01 per cent premium
For the silver in New York and shipping It to Cali.
Iornia where they exchange it for gold, which they
withdraw This explanation OF the tratic is glVe1
sy the New 9ork Erening Post:
Brokers find prott In shipping the new coins II
ralifUTuda There gold only Is used for dollar ant
nnward and The new silver coins are the 1ract1ona
nrts al gold dollar Although silver Is II dlscoHn
Here 5et tic scarcity of small change makes tee nss
en- Be Obtained here at par In Ercenbac1 OF At sssl
gold It viii be that i possible 70 ray pe1 cen
shipping them to san Francisco. We heard Of S5nn
- shipped yesterday Assuming that they cos VII
IA San Frrncsco Mt as ct S17,5oo gold tie rron
would be = 80 gold, less transportation charEes.
1onld be ST. less charges IL due time th,s e., u
Yrplnte ITSELF for enough subsidiary silver coin IT'LL
sent tlcre TO make the discount IN San Francisco
heavy here 1t is unfortunate that ths tendency
tic rst step toward specie pay nents should ~
level down the currency OF the only section o1 u
country rhn1 hes maintained spece. tnronet
can he in sending these cons u the Nekt lnalt
and u South America.
, 1876-05-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.


Specfal Dispatch to Tie Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, May I'LL u. m--F1ouH-No. l.
24s; No. 2, 2os. ~
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, 9s 1od; no. = Us
I'D aprinc, no ], 0s Id; No. 2, Ss; white, No. l. w
Cd: No, 2 9s Sd; club, No. !, los Cd; No. = ss loa.
Corn, 26sGl26s Cd.
noy1s1oss-Pork-S2s Cd Lard. SIS I'd.
LtyEnpooL, May lilo p. m.-LAHD-oIe.
L1yEnpoo1, May --LATEST est-coTToS-AarSes
dull aud unchanged; 6A1e 5-l0d; sales e,ooo
bales including ], 900 for speculation ana e1-
port, and 5, 500 American.
Observation-Disclosures steady; California whlte
wheat, average, 9s 6dGos Cd; do club, o. lde1
ms cd: red Western spring, 2 TO l, IS ldeD9s "a
do winter Os GdGt0s 10d. FLoun-Weste5n canal,
22G24s.
Cons-Wcstesn mixed, 26=eD2as Cd
oArs-Amcrican, 3s03s Cd.
BARLEy-Aucrican, 3s Cd
PEAs-Canalian, 36sG3os Cd.
CLOVER En-SEEp-American, 63G69s.
Pnoy1s1oSs-Prme mess pork. SIS 3D. Pr11ne
mess beef, s7s- Lard-American, SIS. Cheese
Fine American, SIS. Bacou-Lons clear, OILS
short do, 53s.
TA1Low-Firm; American, 4ls
PErRo.Eux-Spirits, s@s4d; refined, 11Ad-
LrSsEED Ol1-c3s Cd.
Ros1s-Common, 4s Cd; pale, 16a.
Sprn1Ts or TCRPESTEsE-Ss
L1SsEED OI1-22s@22s Sd.
Sr1Rtrs TUEESTEE-22s3 3d9211s I'd
REFINED PETEoLEUN-10s 3d.
ASTwEnP, May u.-PErRoLEC1s-@sf
, 1876-05-12
Lick Hospital, cor. Washington L Fraakli1't
DIR. CLARKE.

Established in 1851 Yon are advised 70 coz
suit the Celebrated Dr.. Clarke, 1856 South C!a'f.
Ct. in any Chronic, Private, Difficult or DehS.ts
Case. Ladies' consult on all Irregularities and Dls'
eases. with the assurance OF speedy relief. Ceie.
brated Female Pills. 81. SO te1tra strong so pa
W- -sendIstamp for Safeguard OF Health
1Victims OK Se1f-Abusc send two stamps 10
work on Nervous and Sexual Diseases: Patient
treated successfully by letter, and Medicines ssn
and Nurse for Patients. Call or write. Booi
.tTour Silent Friend" IS cents, By mail. ~ ~
dress letters DR.. F. D. CLARKE. 1S6 South Cn1k
at Chicago.
, 1876-05-12
LOCAL ST0CEE

STOCKS, BONDS, ETC.
NEW YoEK, May l1.-Gold steady ut 1o40
112, closing at the lowest figure. Carrying rates.
1l2 Loans were also made hat-
Governments were steady.
Eailroad bonds were quiet
State securities were dull, except Tennessecs,
which nrc better.
Stocks were dull and weak ut the opening,
but subsequently became firm, closing ut about
the best prices Of the day. Tho widest fluctuations
were in Michigan Central, which opened at 461,
declined to 45ai, md closed at 471. Transactions
: 116, 600 shares, Of which T. 600 we're Pacific Mni
%. 900 Western Union. 9, o0o St Panls, goo Eric
46, GOO Lake Shore, and s. o0o Michigan Central:
Customs Rcce1pts, eo91. 600.
:. The Assistant Treasurer disbussed S27, 900.
Clcarings. SI. 600. 600.
, 1876-05-12

Tinkham St oc5 # Il OF Wcstohso St, v I. sax1o4
4, dated Oct 9. lS53:
ccxI45 It. dated May al:
16o Il. dated May BtJanc Carl to Isaac h'-O
MyTue #, 49 It . of Birch St, VI, 4s1l124-iu
It, and other property. dated May =. :;,,-ios
Grant place, 1870 It e OF Larrahcc st, n I. -414-*
Il, and buildings, dated May tn. n....,-...f;':1;r 1;r
Ogden az: rs r 8 y OF Twelfth ST, SCI
In It, dated MaT la....-.......'- rt,.s ~
RntYTu or IITY LIMITS, WITHIN 4 RAuA1o We
or TIE COURTHOUSE,
Despl.Ines st. $50 # ; Of F1fty .se'enIn a1 IS
sNIl13 r. dated AUG. II. 16s5......--'".''.'''"
, 1876-05-12

CHICAGO.
The demand for vessels continues light, and the
lions share Of the grain moving out is taken by
rni1, the. remarkably low frcights md the quick
time making the all-ral route superior to that By
water Fretghts were lower yesterday, and little
better than nominal ut 25&G3c for corn, and
about 3A4c for wheat to Buffalo The schr Gangcs
was taken for corn to Kingston, and the barges
Ohio, Ryan, and johnson for wheat and corn. All
were reported on private terms Capacity, 110, COO
bu corn and 25, 600 bu wheat
ELSEWHERE
DErEo1T, HAY o.-Freights are quiet Wheat to
oswcgo, SC; to Buffalo, Sc; to Cleveland. 1Ac,
free Of elevation.
BUFFALO, Mny o.-Iiram 4 Smith reports schr
Maria Martin, coal to Duluth, Goo per ton, and
wheat back to this port ut 4c per bu, schr Sasco,
lumber, Tawss to Chicago, s. 90 per m on rail.
MILWAUKEE, May 10. Another quiet day In the
freight business, and rates weak at aye on wheat
to buffalo, and at &c to Kingston. Engagements
were: to Erie prop Forest City 49, 600 bu wheat at
31c. ...-
CLEVELAND, May 9.-Rates remain the same as
heretofore quoted to Chicago, while to Milwaukee
some charters have been made ut 35c, and to De-
troit SOC has been offered but vessels refuse to ac
ccpL The charters reported yesterday were the
schr Hammond. coal to Milwaukee, private terms
schr Polly Rogers, coal ID Chicago.
, 1876-05-12

alive ...,,a,
EAST LIBERTY, Pr. May aySa9t arioaIs
for ths MARKET scarcely any bushes done L. ram
yestcrday'a With two three ca1-loaos Oh nl0o W.
sold. ,.. hrod. total for three
DAYS 971 bend; Workers, $7.9o174o: fnAa0e4pu''A'
81. ..lGs7. sn 49,. %,,s. fatal fnr threa
daYs, & 600; selling at s5oo1b5A
-"7' 'f777' ST. LOUIS.
e7 7or1. Htav r1,-IIoas-Dnll md lower; shipplne.
Sc COCO as; YorkeTs. ST. 1906 So; bacon S6.sSso'o'
lIR-f9egTy; Receipts hare depressed the mar
xe some sales lowcr good choice native
as. 81 medium to falr S5 ltfs3 6; ngas ~ "a
4s7 feeders. IS; com,noa 70 & iair * throusn
Texans s.. 7593 IS; good to CHOICE ~ ooeS4"o'
.DUFFAL0- 49,, .x.,
nrvr,,o Mar 11-CATTLH-Recetpts, 4o0; fotal
for tic week oee2: no market to-day fresh arrivals
siEEr asp ANEs-Receipts Loo; total for ne
week 6 900; market dull md dragging; sa1es etnin
nnrtant Offers at Nc OF, with no takera q, .oo.
Iloos-Rccefpts, l5O0 total f0F ths weeA -
market slow; car Workers ut 81. 4o CARS neasy IL
small iots Ut $7.5oG7.55.
CINCINNATI May 1lmIoos-Fsi{r i ~ and dolH nm! SsaTv su
81. 3o@7 50. Receipts l, 100; shipments. L1as
, 1876-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

Only two cargues Of lumber remained st the docks
last evening. THE schrs A. Rust and Madison
eo1ided in the river near Twenty street
yesterday. Both were slightly djsabled......
The schr Falcon, which was dragged to the
month OF the river day or two ago, righted,
yesterday afternoon but afterwards was blown over
On her side, and now lies quite near the channel,
endangering the vessels coming into this port. She
should be Immediately removed 70 some less dam
geEous locality. y.... Jimmy McCinn: formerly in
now in command OF the tug Hagcr1nan, OF Mil
wankee. arrived in port with his vessel Wedncs-
day. The boys were glad to see him
sented him with valuable neerschaum The Cap
tain was almost moved to tears by this exhibition
OF the friendship Of his former comrades. The
tug Bismarck, which arrived with her tow yeste1-
, 1876-05-12

Observation-Disclosures more actiive in the aggre-
,s,r and steadler, with tr1n feeling towards the
clos though hogs In good supply and easier The
rhItf bu5Iness done Was however In transfer OF lots
1r, one month another, though there we're ndiea-
tcs f little more disposition to take hold for ship
meuL
afss prk-Was in moderate demand and rather
weak cayly but advanced about ooc per brl from the
latest prices Of Wednesday, with very steady tone IN
the latter part Of ,hc yes1or S3es were reported OF
, 1876-05-12
STOCKS.
l. The following arc the

Loxpos, May 11-H:te of discount n open mar mar.
the Bank OF England rate.
CoNso1s-Money and account 90 9-16:
AMKn1cAx SfcrR171Es-65s, 1o4;s; CTS. 1o9A;
1o:soss iU7Y: new IS, lo6ti; New York Central,
lO1; Eria ,l3I; preferred, 2lH:
p4RIs, May u.-Reptee, 105f CSC.
IosnoN. MAY il-Specie in the Bank Of France
Increased is; 30S. 600 francs.
FnASkFour, May 1L-Us1rEp STATES BosDs-
New IS, 'l0oS.
, 1876-05-12

Long aud short clears at 10c cash and iIsu sG'sr
1v hnYnd sweet pickIed hams l2Gsl3c; Cunbellon1s.
i0j3@I1e, cash q seller Aprll; 1onE'cut hams 121
i3c boxed: bacon hams 14Gt15c.
f;re4Sx-Was quiet nt 6G+0c. -. -, m
f;EEF FpKOD1CTS-Werc steady and quiet ut Slo59
6ain - Tor n,eSs Sill 5Oll.75 for extra mess. ano
7aiiosr~Was quoted at sGs1{c for city. and 75SSsc
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