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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-06

THE NTELLGENCER will present daily the
news Ia nil departments, from all quarters o.
the world, ~ well ~ a complete record Of local
events.
THE WEEKLY Is printed on Thursday and can
Be- mad al tho counter, In paid envelopes, ready
for mailing. H0-Saad COPY % deseI yne'ld'
aNd TSiailtsI tpiih Net1 from hoMe!
Persons desiring 70 have thu
DIILY INTRLIIGExCIR left regularly ut theiI
residences In tho city and suburbs, can b
served by leaving their address at Counting
Room, or by drop letter through the post ONCE
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must b accompanied BY the wrIter'areal nam'
Business Letters Tor Us should DO ADDRESSED
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Fast Mail.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 5.-Post Master
General Jewell left on the fast mail train
this morning, intending to go through the
mail system.
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RATES or BOARDING HORSES,

HATES OF BOARDING HORSES.
Sixty cents pcr day for drove horses or horses for
sale 81 90 per day for horses that arc required 10
be handled or exercised and broken.
will keep careful and attentive grooHiS, and
hurtes left In my care will have proper care and ate
tention and handled properly, but will not 10 re-
sponIlble for unavoidable accidents.
Ny hrstg great Catalogue Sale will take place SAT-
URDAY, April 10Th, al 10 o'clock A, ". Parties
having property to oiitT will recevs prompt atten-
ton by addressing
Wheeling. ". Va, or at Bridgeport, o.
J. C. uEYEY, AuetIoneeT, Rp6
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL oy;TRAn

ARRIVAL y;TRAHs.
B.to.RR.~ $50 a. N. 900 a. m. $40 =. m.
Central Q. DIV as, a. N. 1910 a. m. s::,p p. m.
Cleveland L Pits ii:4O a. m. SAT p. m. $751; p. m.
Hempheld..... 7:S0 n. IN. .............. 1855 p, III.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
.opp If SIN. 9:O5 q. M.
D. VI Ii tA'''' wv Dc H' 6:2b p, m
c.,...,o nj. nso, M TN w 220p IN.
Cleveland 4 Pits 6:iO r. m. Ii:OO 4. M 2:45 p. m.
Hemp6eld....... 7;66 n. m. .......... 4:2b p. m.
BteubenVllIe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sos a. NJ;
departS 500 p. m. This train during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
B4llaIre, stopping when required at Sherman House,
RtnaVilIe, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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NESTT.WEEKLY.


BY mGi, IN Gdtanoe, rotsa0s prepaid
nno xnar.............SS 0oslx months...........N
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MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE.

The members Of Wheeling Lodge No. s, A. F,
bers Of Ohio Lodge No. /, Nelson Lodge No. 20,
and bates lodge No. SS are respectfully Invited TO
meet AZ the Lodge Room, In FrinEhetm's Hall, on
Thursday, April 0, 1870 At OK O'Clock a. ", sharp,
lor The purpose Of attending the funeral Of our de-
memberoi the Fraternity for 81 years.
W.T.. DERRY, sec'y. -"'tN' '" ans
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NERVOUS ExIAUsTIoN--A MEDICAL.
IN Esay, comprising series OF lectures deliver
ed al Kahn'A Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
tho cause aud cure Of Premature Decline, showing
indlsputAbly how lost health may be Tegained, az
i0rdlng clear BynopSsO Of the impedimentS TO mar
rage, and tho treatment oil nervous and physical
debility, being the result Of 20 years experience.
Price &c. Address the author, DR. l.. J. KAHN,
Office and rcsidenee o. East 10th street, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
Domestic Markefa.

Nsw YORK. April -, EveninR.-Mouey dull: "a
ak.. STIRRING dull; 81 sa Government bonds
active end strong; new fives 1873. State bonds
quiet and nominal
Gotten closed easy;' eales 1923 bales; uplands
IL 10 Ice; 0leans l3c; net receist l3l; gross $50
COZ soldated net receipts 1884; exports to Great
to the channel 1890.
Futures closed brrely steady sales 1850 bales.
e follows 8, Nay u s.ai2 2iac; June IL 1860
ttmber l3s a2al3 3-l6c; October IL 3I32aI3c; No
vember and December II 0l2 1920.
During the week Ut the Cotton Exchange prices
on the spot have declined \ a. Ice. This was
csussd by weak market in Liverpool, . decline
sure Of stock delivery on May notices. There bas
also been natural sympathy with the depression
~ futures which show . very marked deCline for
me week: Some slight recovery was for . abort
omS establiahed ON several days by tho activity
Cotton closes dull ii still more OF ess depressed
aGainst the market. 49, '>0 --''---
fonr slightly in buyers favor es05 IS for com.
W%aa 70 1a.r extra IS soa9 for good to choise
char &c. &c Corn nc in;g generally without decided
lower; new meas SCI 6Od2i IS LarS cioSad
steaoIoI; prime steam - 2Oc Coffee ouief Sugar
ale molatses quiet. Rice dull Turpentine dni!
Smc,ssA nosl 4n s5ead Y Freight. quiet
changed. Wheat dull; 81 060l Is. Corn dnii
4s0soc. Data quiet and steady ssa4Sc.a I Rvs
quiet; 81 so02l IS. Lard inactive: steam 12x1
l3c; Kettle l3k0i3&c. Bulk meats frmer Shout.
,lear sides l2fc. Hogs dull; fair to good heavv,
~ 4507 60 receipts 100; shipments as Whisfy /
. in good demand; q o. kreights unchanged.
IT. LOUIS, April 2e.-P!our unchanged. Wheat |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

kc. II factors bad pressed sales they
would have besa Ss9psllsd ~. e soecepSf
at ll*e and l2c. the latter tor IN syssn:.pnnins
Ilkc. Our quotations are intended to represent
the actual business. but conslderabls Portion Of
the etook IL still held ct higher rates. The die:
patches repcfted MyePocl dun at = decline vet Of
easy ct 8 reduction Of Lice in spots and 532c in
futures the figures for November and December
showing a.reduction Of 3-l6c.
Tho kxchar e makes the amount on cupboard
not cleared (hefore to day's expoItI 50 725 bales
embracing 5000 for Liverpool, 9932 for HAvre.
lo44 for the North Sea. 1898 for Bremen. and
726 for ccastwise ports. leaving in presses agree.
ably to its account II NJ, l29 Eli bales. If We
deduct from this the amount sold but not vet do
hvered the balance will b about l16 900 bales to
represent the quantity sold large part Of which
IL withheld from the market in transit or not yet
sampled.
Tho worlds visible supply was set down today
at go $50 bales. against 2,98. III last week and
2844859 last year-excess over last year 796!I
bales against SOS last week and 60 9l3 the week
before.
The Exchange reports: "sales 2lo0 bales mar;
ket quiet" Its quota ions arc reduced &c ON 4u
grades exc0Dt low ordinary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
roour1Nyw IRON yIRsr PAaE.l


ination, and it has been discovered that his
Dhysicel condition is rapidly going to pieces.
he suffers from complication of diseases.
Besides hemorrhoides he has disease OF
the bladder and hernia.
Bogus Bonds.
SCme few years ago numbered bankers
and brokers in this city we're swindled out
Of Isl. 600 by counterfeit 7-30 United States
bonds. These bonds the brokers sent to the
Treasury Department before their charac
ter was discovered for redemption and re-
ceived the proceeds. After the bogus
character was discovered the government
instituted suit to recover the amount. The
case was tried in the United States District
Court and resulted in verdict for the gov
eminent.
Bank Statement.
Loans decreased 81. Cos 900; specie de-
creased 81 .00O, 600; legal tenders increased
81 ,625, 600; deposits decreased $3.50, 900; re.
serve increased &S75, 900.
Elevated Railroad Enjoined.
A temporary injunction was granted to.
day until Tuesday against the Greenwich
Street Elevated Railroad Company, when
they are to show cause why it should not
DO made permanent, restraining them from
constructing the road scroes the Battery
Park property. The holders in the vicinity
were the applicants.
Sub.Treasury.
The subtreaeurer paid out $378,OO0 on
account of interest, and So, 600 for bonds.
Tho TURF.
There was q novel race at Deer Foot
Park between the horse White Cloud and
David Stanton. the English bicycle cham
pion, for $1,000, distance five miles. The
race was won by the horse, which distanced
Stanton mile and quarter. The latter
was greatly fatigued, but managed 10 work
out the distance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

unsettled; No. : rcd ~ 81 . "a. CornJIe. ,
Eye dull; $50 bid. Barley dull and nominal Whis
Ky STEADY. HoGs no@inal.y lower: feht bacon
81 s007 S. 1sttie-dema0d fair and unchanged.
CHICAGO. April 2a-H1ouE quiet and unchan9ed.
Wheat srtive; No. spsing 97@ 09ec Cora dull;
No. 45kc spot. Osts dull Sic. Bye dull $50
63kc Barley 60kc. Pork dull ard weak; DO IS
al. LAID dull and weak; ID 70c Bulk meats
duli shonldefs 7tc; clear rib and clear sides lis;
0l2e Whisky elW.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. April 3s-The M'ncing Lane markets
have shown no general improvement, and cup.
plies have continued rather large, consequently
there has been further decline in most kinds Of
coffee but most Of the East Endies and Plantation
Coy lon at auction found buyers Many parcels Of
foreign were withdrawn. Sugar has risen 306d y
cwt for low brown to mddlnk n finery Sorts and
M merOus floating carg0es cold ct 6rmef prices.
Cryetalized sorts, Of which thers 10 . full suppl
are aleo dearer. Friday the market was very
strong and rather higher rates are REQUIRED for
cargoes Of rico to arrive The te market 10 some.
what drmer. The amount offered ct public GALES
having been smaller than usual prices continue
very dull ct the stock Exchange Cons0ls ave been
excited with numerous and marked fluctuations,
The forced closing Of the accounts of four bank.
rupt brokers coca stoned serious DE- cline in some
Of Ocks. Tho traffic returns we're almost oil very
disappointing. and the weeks operations show .
gener 81 and important tall. Canadian issues ere
heavy ct an important reduction. In the m Arket
for foreign securities there has been an almost
general advance in plicea Spanish, however,
have declined to ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Gil also voted 600 toward the fund for q
monument In Long Island Sound.
Several bodies Of workmen ct Paris have
asked permission of the government to open
subscription for the purpose OF sendins
some of their number to the centennial OK
hibition ct Philadelphia.
A Battle In Progress.
RAGUsA, April 29.-Mukhtar Pasha left
Gstbko on the twenty eighth instant for
the purpose of revictualing Nicsic. he
encountered the insurgents in the Dura
rass, and IN engagement ensued, which
still continues.
k"venRe Frauds In Cuba.
HAVANA, April 29.-Hesvy frsuds on the
revenue by smuggling at Cardenas have
been discovered. A cargo of lard and
opium was entered at the cusGomhOuse as
coal, by which the government was cheated
out of $4,000. The collector, cashier and
appraiser at Cardenas have been i'm
prisoned on the charge Of completely in the
affair. The collector of this port has gone
to Csrdenas to investigate matters.
The Swatara.
The United States shlp of war Swatars
arrived from Key West and sailed again.
French Workmen to Philadelphia.
BERNIE, April 29.-The Swiss Federal
Council have approved the establishment of
the Episcopate Of the Christian Catholic
Church of Switzerland.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
A Lively Witness.

The following is from the Washington
correspondence of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial:
The Committee on Expenditures in the
Interior Department struck big bonanza
today. Some time ago information was
brought them that there was q gentleman
in this CITY who lad been most foullv
wrOnged by the President. The story was
that, after committing this wrong. the
President had first incarcerated his victim
in the asy lum for the insane, and had then
sent him abroad on his own (Grant'sl eek
pense, under promise that he would remain
out OF the country till the Presidents term
should explre;" that he did remain abroad
nine months, but had returned and was
ready to testify. He was accordingly sum-
mOned and examined. He told q STRAIGHT
story, and evidently felt deeply the wrongs
he had suffered, but whenever the examine
ton approached the real point, he stead-
lastly declined to tell what precise act of
offense Grant had committed. The com.
mittee exhausted every expedient, and
finally threatened to put him in jail for CON
tempt. The witness replied that he had
already suffered persecution by imprison.
ment on this account, and could do 60
again. At last he made q statement OF a
conversation that had taken place between
him and the President at his iwitness) bed
side last night. The statement seemed
somewhat peculiar, and he was questioned
as to how Grant got in the house. He de.
clined to answer, but said that all the doors
and windows were locked, and that the
President was not admitted BY his servanta
nor by any other human being. At this the
patience Of Q member of the COMMITTEES
gave way, and he petulantly remarked that
it must have been the Presidents spirit, and |
the witness ct once answered, Certainly it |
was" Seizing the clue, another member |
with Grant were Of purely spiritual ma |
ture, between his spirit and yoursq" ''Of |
course they WERE" replied the witness; and |
then the committee realized that their wit. |
ness was roaring maniac on spiritualism.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE OF THE RFPuRLycAN
Sunday. April 30, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

| NA|CA0EO 1ESIERDAY.
| steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensaco,.
steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacois
1r1tleh chip Lncy Slaae Dunbar for Conn.
spanish ppia bark zaragosa, Tor da for valencia
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
swedish bark Atle. strumberg, ia DAYS from Go.
sohn noa: to Bercier \ De Smet.2d district
Mschecs sco@sd district Ss:E' from utira, to
to rsSns11e1 ss5S1na day: from Tampico
ocnoocer Palma, from st Marks-Eav R,.;,
q sonn. Bergeron from Baton Rousa
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Cost
,,x. EXPORTS.
Al. oNt S.ASnUtAISteamer Amte-7oO sks corn 200
hsn SSs sas bran 81 Is bag eGss s dou 60
Lucy sl.d asnq3s: hid. .os...o
vALENCIA-Park zaragoz.-ss 600 .t.v..
az aAvAHA@Brig Prairie kose-i3OO bSis son- asW
PENSAc Ell .ks Sets $40 sks bran pkgs sundries
sundry mdse -S A'~A'0->o ." sks corn and
ai0 JANEiRo-Brig watch-sol3 bs~. Gotta.
HHnOA-Bark Atle-2O46 cases resta 0S Sn a..
VINE sS Vermouth "a bills cheStunts a hiocI. os
,,So aLAsCSchooner Nav Kvelyn-lo 900 MAINTAIN.
eoea '1"0nes bananas 5000 cocoanuts bbis man
MANIFESTATIONS se,ssr.-soo ,,.-.., A..
punches banana "s-oVV Piantaans ZCV
81 MAkAS-Schooner Palms-4 bales cotten
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
I hi w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS St JOhn-ll6 hhda smear
ana mSIIasses 70 bales cotton 1911 sks rouch re-
INV II OOAST-Steamer J Frazer-sundries
uo,- RECEIPTS BY RAILROADs.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAupo.n
mn1a.s. 1sies cotton II hide sugar 81 bbls q:
III. - AZ ne1 bbls m0lasses SCI ske rou9h riCe ~
0g Mz rce z39 head cattle and sundr1es A'oo 81
"a Wy Wy vhLkAnS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Anvil
Dsls lime and sundriee so sks peas Soo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
STATE NEWS.
ASCENSION.

ASCENSION.
From the Donaldsonville Chief, April 80
We are pleased to hear that the waters
OF Bonnet Care crevasse have receded
from the lands on lower New river, and
that all apprehension OF an overflow in
that section has passed away. The CON-
plant now is of a lack rather than a super-
abundance of water. Rain ia needed there
as well as else where in the parish. The
surface of the ground has been caked by
the hot suns rags, and q little mOistenino
would be of great benefit to the gro vim
crops.
WEBSTER.
From the Minden Democrat. April %:
The horse thief, John Mcdonald. WIN
was convicted at the last session Of the
District Court and sentenced BY Judge r
w. Turner to imprisonment in the Peni-
Tertiary for three years. is reported to have
cut bis throat. Sheriff Collins left here
last week with Mcdonald and q negro by
tne name OF Jones, sentenced to six years
for shooting Isaac Silverstine, in charge
Mcdonald, it is said, borrowed from Collins
his knife and deliberately cut his throat.
de was not dead at last acconnts but living
in very critical condition.
OTACHITA.
From the Monroe InteNigencer, April 26:
licans of the City met in mass meeting for
the purpose of placing Republican can
didate for mayor in the field.
The meeting was throughout very har.
and Mr.. julius Ennemoser was
nomi mated without opposition.
A few remarks were made by the nom.
NEE, by Mr.. George b. Hamlet, Ben James.
Captain w. r. Hardy, Benjamin McLeran
and l. w. Trask, and the utmost confidence
expressed in the success Of the ticket nom
mated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

/
.ToBACCO-We did not hear of q transaction to
day Sales for the past week 2OS hhds, against so;
the week before: The amount on sale is Estimated
medium to good ss7c low ie.f G az
me x Ct Sh9llc; good Ct IL y 9l3c; fine at 1871
&c. Received elnce last evening 143 hhds ex.
| ported 1910 to Gen0a; stock on hand by our run.
ming statement 1920.
pretensions Of led and 70 respectively for Liy. r.
pool and Hsvre. but We have heard Of no ship.
lots at the latter We continue to quote as fil
| lows:
By steam7Cotton to Liverpool. 7lsd; to Boston,
81 ssiiHcoitcs to Liverpool. .si.lss; to H.vre
I'd corn % SsiT ys, S re to the Baltic
sgaAkc Deceived this morning 1877 hhds The
sn so s1s %
iss prime s.s i 81 sSs .shses oss
M0LAssEs-Recelved this morning 5. bbl.. rba
stock is held BY dealers, who are selling 1t $50 for
for prime reboiled. 4s05Oc for strictly prime re-.
CITY REFlnkRY suaAR-ls selling on orders At
and sloao doi viz ol ,Gf Esl
ION 0ioho for standard In bbls lie for granula.
tsa; a mS 9!ikc and powdered and crushed and
CITY REFINERY MOLAssEs- lis selling on order.
p 4yc ior common $50 for fair sec for prime; $50
FLOUR-Only local demand and the sales are
confined to 500 bills. of which so and 1872 good
treble extra at IS 25 so 6ne at % U.s. $50 and $50
Dds choice on private terms and so choice extra
at 81 3f y Dbl. stock on hand 81 ,765 bbis
Common is quoted ct % IS; fine S303 So
superane SO Is: double extra 81 IS; low treble
extra o. 5004 IS; good do &5O5 Is; choice do
% S006: choice extra e6 2SO6 IS; choice family
S707 50 p Dbl.
CORN MBAL-Is dull at yesterdays decline and
the market 10 quoted at 81 30 az IS p Dbl. Is Ard
80 bbls sold at 90 30 and 200 bbls at 81 Is - hh
Dealers are jobbng at 81 5502 65 p Dbl STOCK
GRITS-Sen only In Job lots at % 7s04 y
Dbl Wv w ''~1
PORK-The market has exhibited better t.na
ana more animation to-day, and round lots Of mess
sold on private terms 50 do ct e22 Is and IS bbs
extra shoulders At e18 y bbl There ia onita =
lively job trade at e22 5O023 for mess. 1-"
DkI EALr MEA1-Some demand for shon,der.
put none Tor Sides Shoulders 'Are quoted at "a. ~
&c; GEAR RIB sides nominal at l2c: clear sides me-
Uesiefs are Jo6bing at i 0Ac above these nrices
neIe were saee to-day of 5000 tbs shoulder at the
oG 3 oCa ana III casks do at sac y fb.
1,;aCON-The improvement noticed YESTERDAY IN
Me a.. sustained and there is quite good demand
ADVANCE Of sc p ID. 81 casks and 70 half cssSs
soia, OF which 10 half casks shGalders at az. 10
nan Casks clear rib sides at l2Ac S. and o.
cseks shoulders ct 94c; 10 do at 9c Is do on MI.
~. s1te !elms T. full price,; ard 10 caska clear
l1D eidee at 12ssc; Is casks clear sides e ~
Z! ~ 10 p 10 Dealers have q aOod ioh trai, |
.t 40 above these pricea This afternocn q iot ~
- u.s.n OF bacon Wa In treaty.
y. n3sa1SEAre dull Choice sugarcured A. ouotad
u ls@I3fc for large size; l40l4hc for nssS;nw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

A Leipzig school reader speaks of Niagara
as navigable, and says Indians frequently
60 over the falls in canoes. The book, how.
ever, fails to show whether OF. not the In
dams return by the same route.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
Foreign Markets.
Tho Temperature.

4VWV0I6GU1U6
The thermometer ut Louis Frigero's, No.
so Charities street, stood Is follows April
%: At 8 A. NJ, 74o; At 2 P. NJ, S2o; at 6 p.
NJ, 800. Lowest point during the night Of
April %, $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

The political letters of Frederick the
Grea about to be published, will make
thirty volumes. No tdlhiy should be with
out them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
General Exchan re

The market opened with only q moderate in.
quiry and mostly from buyers, who came forward
accept In fact. we have rarely seen parties SO
wide apart in their views. The sales during the
n %1tGhbnns were consequently OF limited extent apd
more vitality, the demand continued slack
throughout the day, and the business was confined
hibited considerable irregularity, some trsnsso.
tons showing but little variation from yeeterdav
and other falling OF Of 10. and even
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
COMMERCIAL.
r CLASSIFICATION,

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 225O ta,ey,
at irregular and lower prices requiring reduction
IN our quotations Of &c. We give also the 6eurea
and report Of the Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Southwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST Pass, April 90, 1876.
TO Captain 9. ". Howell. Corps of Engineers.
United States Army
Depth of channel at mean low tide. elk
teen feet. Least width for that depth, eixtv
feet. High tide at II A. NJ. Height above
mean low tide, two feet. Depth Of channel
at high tide, eighteen feet. Bottom hard.
CHARLES H. ELWELL.
Master of McAlastar
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

The sales not reported at the Exchange were at
auction by Messrs. Hoev OConnor for account
succession Of 1. s. C. Woods comprising shares
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company at S2l Is.
and ~ Bone Insurance Company. comprising 100
Is ct &19 Is; aleo Boston Club bond at s 100, and
Gig State bonds. levee issue Of 1867, ct 4s.
state copsols were less active aud lower, closing
Ut 67k 0b7a, aRainst 67k ass yesterday.
City premium bonds were rather dull, but were
still quoted about 35035A.
Old city consolidated six per cents were offered
at Al, and wharf improvements at 70; no sales Of
either were reported.
Nothing tlanspired in city scrip or State war
rants
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
LIST OF LETTERs

Remaining b he New Orleans Posto0co
April 80, 1876.
Once hours ON Sundays from 10 A. n. to II N.
Persons calling for these letters win please cay
Advertised" and give date.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Meteorological and River Report.
vers 10 furnik he'd by the Signal Service Office
nf Nav 0rIa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Stock on hand and on shipboard ....,,.., LIS, 1907
stock ON hand same time last wear. l20,3l9
Receipts proper since last evening Gas bales,
against AS on la Stature ay, and 28l6 last year.
bales. against 95 1854 last year-increase 38l ,7l8
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from 10 n. yesterday to IL y TO day,
wear, and since August 81, $40 222 bales. against
$500 ,43 up to Thursday noon, April %. last year
increase 620,079.
Exports Yesterday to Great Britain 6647 bales.
against 1868 last week and none last wear. and to
the continent 5849 bales, against II 1863 last week
and 5l73 last year.
stocks ct all the delivery ports made up to 70 H..
53l 655 bales against 554 2l0 last week and Al $50
Last year.