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REPUBLICAN TICNET IN KANSAS.

con. GGJNGE I. A--THINI III. NJNINLE F0H O|V-
EENOU.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 1.-THE Committee on
Credentials y the Republican state Convention reported
az o'clock ast night aud az IL bl,ions for Governor
Was be-uu. Col George T. Anthony Of Lca'cnwor:h
WAS nominated after several ballots, and at 2.3O
the Convention adjourned t. o'clock this morning.
Tie Convention rca,-.m1iod This morning ami com
p.etcd the sat, ticket, as loI.0"Hs
Ior Ltsltuqut Gptryu>J-T. j. -litor,
Scrrctdry Of Nt0fs-I. ~. ltyauHE-,
Audt.r-R. j. B0g,h'aED.
TTf0gWCJ-JouI France.
ANOr5c.- GeHc,Gl-N willard Davis.
Suta Sopgtutea4tut-A. r. LemCL.
AssJcldt. Jtstct-A.J IfsE.r.
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SPEAKER KEERS CONDITION.

No CHANGE wHATEyEE-HE SUFFERS GREATLY.
RoCRnGIpGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va. Aug l7.-Nr.
KcrI's condition Is about the same as last nght-no
apparent change for the better OF worse. d. Pope,
his physician, says Of him to-day: Speaker kerrs
condition IS highly critical He suffers the most
intense pain, and requires continuous watching.
And bc adds He Is one Of the most intelligent aud
impressive patients | ever met. lie Is, although
hclplessly weak perfectly rational, wonderfully
calm ana gentle in his sunerings, and is wholly
without fear OF DEATH
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CHALLENGE TO a JOINT CANVASS.

8 b, PlCKlVDs LETTE- 10 THL NVAL N0AINLE
FOR 90 .ERNOR.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug Tho following letter was
addressed o Gen. Nichols, the Democratic nominee
for Governor, by $ D.. Packard, the Republican
nominee, to-day: o..-.... ,s-o
DEAR SIR: have Ia homo TO propose Joint public
discussi OF she issue Involved in TIC pending cau'as
The Issues both usti o. and local wherein our respect
i've nartcs differ O. IL this manner be fairly presented
10 tho people 1 believe such canFaz
will tend to promo fair and peaceful election iu favor
OF which we haze both publicly declared ourselves
Should Tine prop s,on rceeys your favorable consdcr1-
tioa Tie date .nd several localities where such discus
sion d 10 a1 should be agreed upon az early day
have the honor 70 be- very respectfully your obcdeut
servant, 3. b. PACKARD.
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ESCAPE OF THE KIDNAPPED JUDGE

CuuYESNE, Aug. I7.-Judge Stone of Col
orado who was foyciby taken from the train near
Boulder Yesterday, was sent over the mountains 20
Golden City and thence to Denver reaching there 90
o'clock this morning. He Is uuuJurcd, as the men Only
wanted him 10 keep him from holding court and qualify
INK a receiver for the Colorado Central Railway Associ'
ate Justice Brace adjourned the court uati Thursday
morning when the receiver viii be qualified. The Gov
p.upr of Colorado has called out two companies 81
soldiers fu enforce. II necessary, the order %. ht 90 ~
reward o. 5000 for the arrest aud conviction oi me
kiIuaYpcgs OF Jui ,e stone has been offered.
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rELEGRApHC NOTES.

BosToN Aug. 1.-THE damage done by the explo.
sion at the Mcrrmsc Works IN Lowell win elceed
$4,000 Thomas Campbell, who was badly scaldcd VIII
ST. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 1.-THE race between Col.
W. r. Kings colt Ncollet and De DRAFTS colt SMf WING i9r
600 s having pad his forfeit THIS
match time the colts wsre oaed three years
ago.
MAYyuIF N. Y, Aug 1.-THE Church Confer
web attended 20 lay Bishop Foster preached y, me
mOrnnQ evening Rev Dewitt Ialmake prcarbe NJ
III a m The 0cargs A. Hall conducted the conference
a. " w. the subject beip the conversion VI young men,
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r1EcrLnN by coLoREp M.sONs.

CoTUlBrs. Ohio, Aug. 17.-At tS-day's
session OF the Grand High Priests Council OF cN.orcd
Ml-ous representatives present from Ohio, Mlcbi-
san, KJutucky. and Alabama The following officers
were elected j. b. Underwood OF Columbus Presidents
Mr. ycnu OF Detroit Vce-PresidoUt; G. Il. Bailey OF
Cincuatti SECRETARY George + cis Of Toledo I.a'-
ur,r: ! Roland OF Indiana, CHAPLAIN; W. T. bo3N "t
Cleveland Master: samuel Clark OF CINCINNATI tot-
Luctur: J. B. TAYLOR OF Columbus Herald, ana ). u.
Blackburn OF Ntua. steward.
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GEN. BUTLERs DISTRICT.
BEGINNING OF 4 Lively CAMPAIGNS rERE.

lkh i.lLfsEAFh W llA lhlhANL'l
BOsrON, Aug. 1.-THE campaign in the
With Congressional District was opened tonight
Representative TarboN spoke In Lawrence and Col
Carroll u. Wright. of the many competitors WITH
Gen Bnter 10. the honor OF Congressional representa-
t.on made nu address national topics In the small
town u wilmington. Both were enthusiastically a.-
paudcd, but neither referred to s own candidacy MI.
Torbnv couGagi himself 70 defense OF the National
u,use Of E.pssacl.atiyc. aud Dir Wn,ht TO national
issues Gen Butler ana Mr Eu>scil will speak 20 Law
renee 90 Monday Gael, n the eudeayor 10 capture the
Republican caucuscs. A lively time is anticipated
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ALBANY AND GREENBUsu BRIDGE ERECTION. |

ALBANY. \. y, Aug. 1.-THE Albany and
Grceubush Bridc, Company to-day elected the following
directors. C. Adams stevens. j. Thomas Davis James
H. Miller A. n. Brady. J. W. Van NalkcahJrgh. Astou,
J. NJ T. Li.utbodv. VIM. McEwcu, and James VI. Russ
subsequently the following officers were elected; lft'l-
don't ,Jlw.s Il. Miller; Ncr-prcGldCut e. Adams
stevens; Secretary, j. Thomas DAVIS Ireasu'of An
tLuuy y. Brady.
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CoxsrAxrNopLE. Aug. IS. 1876.
EUsSIVS WAR POWER.

PARIS. Thursday, Aug. II, 1876.
The Russian Telegram Agency, IN reply to
speeches mlla m the English House OF Commons lately
10 the that Russia was stronger in 1858 than she Ia
now sy. The 5los shows that Russia who, In 1888,
had an army OF $4,000 men. now has 100000 as q
peace armament aud 200 co. IN time OF wax"
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LONDON, Thursday. Aug Il. 1875.
The Scottish National Memorial 90 the late
Prince Cousort was unyaicd IN Edinburgh this after
noon 10 "A o'clock Her Majesty Tie Queen who per-
formed She ceremony of Inauguration, arrived IN Edin-
bvrh yesterday, accompanied by the DoNe OF Con-
ua.clt Prince Leopold and the Princess Beatrice
There was no official reception ceremony On their ar
rival I 10 o',og IN the afternoon Her Majesty re-
c,y.d uu address. ucOscd in gold and silver caske
from the Magistrates aud Council at Holyrood Palace.
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INDIAN HosruIrms IN MEXICO.

SAN FRANCsCo, Aug. 17.--Goy. ElNaSrana
Of Lower California tocgrUphs 10 the Mexican CoYs IN
thi, city that there is general uprising oi the Haus
along the Colorado River and m tHe adjoining country
AGAINST The McAicaus. Gov. NiIgi.lI .s ,I iua.c %
san Diego In this state 20 prOcUl" arms and Tons OF
war. lie declares that the situation De- critical
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MoSMOurH, H., Aug. 1.-THE Republicans
Of the Xh District yesterday nominated Col b. f. Marsh
for Congress.
GALIsEuEG, H., Aug. 17.-Thc Republican
Congressional Convention, after an exciting contest yes
terday, nominated IhOma. r. Boyd.
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TIE NEW FRENCH war MINISTER.
:, -. s,.....,... A.. - 1914

PARIS. Thursday, Au-. II, 1875
The auuontment OF Gen. Berthaut to DO
Minister Oh War. vice Gen dc Cissey Is officially pub
lsheG to-day Gen Berthaut, as General OF division
of infantry wa. one OF the most capable officers IN tho
army ai his selection confirms the principle OF making
the War Department uon-poliicaL
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~ Mnnr AsrERnIn FnrNn.

WAsHINGrOS, Aug 17.-Prof Peters reports
the discovery OF planet OF the eleyeoa MAGNITUDE ia
p hours 80 min. right ascension, lg 23 defamation
south, " IN "a daily motion southwark " TO-.
JOslIH HLNLl, Sccy OF the Smithsonian institution.
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Il. MoHKIssEY,s ArIEMrIs I'd HARAIlNY.

SARATOGA, Aug. 17.-Senators BiAby and
MoIrisscy with other anti Tammany and IammauY poll
tcans who have been engaged in the Efforts to haTno-
uize matters i'm NcwYor win leave here IN The morning
10 attend acufgrcnlc o. committee ~ That cii5 10 at
TEMPT formally IatIy arrangements heretofore nior-
mal.Y a-Iccd upOn.
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CAMPAIGN NEWS.
A REPULSE BY THE PRESIDENT.
orN. GRANT WARNS THE MARYLAND REPUBLICANS
TO UNITE THEIR PARTY.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. J

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Delegation after delega-
,;on Of Maryland Republicans has besegcd the
President to procure the removal of United States
Marshal GoldsbOrough of Baltimore To-day another
powerful effort was made The result will deter
anv future attempt in that direction Tie Presi-
dent lost his patience, aud frankly told his inter
vevers that they would appear to better advantage
IN attempting to unite the party IN Maryland. lie
Gave them notice that he should do nothing for
either faction. but that when the party becomes a
pnit in Maryland he would listen to the recommend
atoms of those having authority to speak, Mr.
Coldsborough has been a faithful officer, and the
President refuses TO dsplace him on the demand OF
one wing of the Republicans in that State.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WksHvGr0N Aug. 17.-Iieut. L. v. Harris is
ordered % the Portsmouth chief Engineer Joseph Irpy il
ordered the Nandaia place OF Chic. Engineer A.
s.ted detached thar vessel and ordered 20 ho Hare
ford Crt ginecr L. kmbsl - detached from the Hart
fond auG placed waiting orders Cad Engineer Geo s.
Willis detached from the Nandaa and placed waiting
nrlLA
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CAMpAGGy srEECHEs.

BOsToE, Aug. 17.-Marshall Jewell addressed
the Republicans Of Bratteboro w. tonight Prof.
John NJ Iaug,tOn opened Inc campaign al Montpelier.
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services Of George william Curtis In the ranks OF the
Republican party and urged his nomination by acclaim
ton q delegate to the convention. The motion was
carried with cheers.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for two more
DELEGATES the following having been nominated North
field, J. j. Houseman, Dewitt Stafford; southheld, Wis
II. Townsend; wcstheld, Mr.. Couklin, A. j.
Wood; E1iddletown Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Morris. On the
first ballot Mr.. Townsend was elected. Mcssrs Conkn,
Wilson, aud Morris withdrew, and the second ballot
closed In favor Of Mr. Houseman The following were
then elected acruatcs: Hcssrs. Stafford c. Wilson, aud
C0uBln.
The following gentlemen were thea elected delegates
TO the Congressional Conventions MIdlctown. Thomas
fully southaeld George schoiald jr.; Westhcd, d.
X IL. Golden Northncld, John Houscman; Castlcton
W. L. Sexton delegates at large Mossrs Newton, Wsde
Tyson, and Van Name.
After the election delegates the following resolution
offered
Richmond County tnat the candidate for Governor m tue
coming election should be tried Republican Ot ntluNs
William II Eyarts or the Hon T. - Morgan would
therefore De peculiarly fitting and available candidate
The chairman desired substitute the name Of W. H.
Robertson for that Of Mr.. Evarts, taking exception 70
something said by Mr. Evars at recent meeting con
dcmnug certain acts Of the Government. The resolu-
ton was supported by Mr.. Curtis and Nh simonton
who spoke in high terms OF Mr. Eyarts career ~ Re
publican and declared that IN using the language he used
he only exercised the right Of free man IN giving eN-
preston to q difference Of opinion bet~ccn himself and
others Of his party on a question policy.
Mr. Judd objected 20 the resolution. claiming that II
appeared to like iustrucug the delegation 20 Sara
toga. The mover Of the resolution ANA those who sup
ported it positively discaimod any idea OF insrucIiog
the delegates t0 tier course 90 Saratoga They would
20 there uutrammcl.d and uniustrucicd
Tie resolution then adopted unanimously and The
Convention then adjourned
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ANOTHER TURKISH DEFEAT.

SEVERE FIGHTING, WITH HEAVY EOss-sERyIASs IN
CONsTANTINOPLE INVITED TO SUBMISSION
SERyIA AND THE PRESS.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
MAXINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. May %. /,
Arrived this Morning.
No arrivals from sea.

No arrivals from sea.
by Railroad
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r R
Nay 29-ss7 bales cotton 12l head cattle.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
May 29-52 bales cotton l2 hhdstobacco 200 bbls
lime $50 bbs rosin 81 hbls whisky.
Arrived on Sunday.
Steamship New York, Quick. from New York
10Th inst. to A Whitney &co-Algiers.
STEAMBOATS,
st Wawenoek. Taylor from Lower Coast.
Waoon, Ruiz, from Lower Coast.
Oriole. Carriek. from Lower Coast.
Henry Tete, Aucoin. from Bayou Lafourche.
Mary Ida. Ruiz, for Upper Coast
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara.
Katie, Campbell. from VieksbUrg.
s-s Imports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship New York-As-
orted mdse.
Receipts ON Sunday.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Wawenock--
bbls molasses 45 bbls rice.
LOWER COAST--Per steamer Waloon--
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Oriole--sun-
d VI iIfAFOURCHE-Per steamer Henry Tete--24
hhds sugar 40 bbls molasses.
UPPER COAST-Per steamer Mary Ida
sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gov Allen-42
bales cotton "a hhds sugar.
YTCKSBURG-Per steamer katie--559 bales
cotton i07 SKIS cotton seed 1000 SKIS oil cake hhds
By Railroads.
NORCANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r R
200 bales cotton bbls riceA head cattle
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OrrruH N. O. DEMoCRAT. /
Monday EvcDInH. MAY ~. 1870. }

OrrruH N. q. DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. MAY ~. 1870.
We condense from o,o. exchanges the Jollortlo
interesting financial and commercial
DtcuMs:
The Increment of Silr0 Coin to California con-
tinues, and the Treasury officials decline to
there without disturbing the New York market.
Tho majority OF the coin now being pnid out OF
tho Treasury originally came from the Califor-
mia mints and tho silver is still coming this
way. The Department will not Rivo to New
York shippers drafts from the California mints.
which being eashnd there. would save thetrans.
portation Of coin both ways, and hositates about
making telegraph transfers. Consequently
loss of about nvn per cont IL entailed upon the
Californana using subsidiary coin.
The folo,rinp are The rates for monfD no'c cur
rent OF ne principal foreign marhets:
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29

dozen grown so@s7. Ducks Ssoa 30; Turkeys
Si5@ls: Geese $500. Louisiana chtckens--
young % 6O@3 10; grown ~ Goes 90 Turkeys
SIC; Geese ~; Ducks --6sts.
EGGS-Wostern io@i2c per dozen: Louisiana
WOOi.--Burry s@loc; Louisiana clear isc :
lake 22c
MOSS Gray &c "A Ib mixed 3tG4c; black 46S5
DAu0lNi- Domestic jute aud hemp 13A914c
" yard. India iDpl0i,c, aunny bHgs--Ibc each
In bales, and I6c rosew cd: baling twine i5@lcc
W III.
NAVAL ALsTOREs-Tnr "a 2s0oa ~ pitch " aooe
rs. rosin. ID and u 26et9 ~, u lOms9 25. q i0@
~ IS. M - 2t; tuipentine s2e3ac " gallon.
HIDES. ETc.-- Dry saltcd ~ oope; country
green et@7c; dry Mint --eeioc T allow 90 " ibc
LIVE STOCK-Texaa beevos, first quality
-@sl5. second quality -mt9o third quality "a
s5: Western beevcs SO: Texns hogs t60o7 :.
Western hogs &s0Da 80: sheep, frat uallty kbtp6.
second quality s5eoo so. third quality s2h2 60 !:
mlleh cows choice $700pp0 ordinary $50n75 !,
calves sT@ 10: yearngs sl0Gpi2
FHIEalITS-By stsnm to Vera Cruz on -four
~ " bbl lumber$i2 O-mensuremcnt- "
foot. aud pound freights &c. all IN gold BY stean
Cotton TO Liverpool sd to New York se TO
New York. g.. Corn to Liverpool pd. by sail -
Cotton to Liverpool 1924 to hs Baltic III. corn
10 Liverpool I'd; "a IIayre i3.iod: to Bremen
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
OPELOUSAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNEsDAY, It 9 D. n;
6~Ee.- FOR WASHIMGToH, PORT
als4sss44eSs- Barry Churehvie.f Bayou Des
se--ssszs'-zssh Gazes, Atchalalaya. Simmsport.
Big Bend Landing, Old River. and all in;3rme-
diate points-Hhe light-draft passenger steamer
ROBT. YOUNG,
In place of N. Mary)
W. II, Daniel. muster. J. B. schmidt clerk
For freight or passage apply on board. or TO
HITE G CARLIN 3 TchonpitoulAs ~.
Through bills lading to Bayous Des Glaizes
and Bpuf. di9 I'm
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
O,u Foreign Commerce Tho record for tho
last six years. gold value and including coin
and bullion. stands na follows:

There has boen a gradual decline In Q i'm
ports sincs 1872. u year In which the maximum
was reached The shriukage has been IN accor-
dance with tho general contraction. IN" ex.
ports have held on better than the Imports; r.; VI
the outward movement In lWs, coin anu pullioh
$50 bp2. .AV7 In 1879 and p5.bG25l3 In 1879.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29

r HAVE ONE OF COOKS PATENT BOILER,
L Feeders and Regulators. made by Sheckle,
refinery on Girod street. corner Of Commerce.
supplying three boilers with perfect regularity.
ness its operation to call and see it.
fe27tf WIN. HENDERSON.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
BAYOU SARA.
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
POETATION COMPANY STEAMERS
Mary Louise. Texas.
IL. r. Bryarly. Lotus No.3
Col. A. y. Kouns. W. J. Dehan.
La Belle, Belle HpwiHAd,
~~.e,y- FOR SHREYEPOHT. JBfFER-
k.-~,f.hs1ssssssssuf son. Upper Red River. hnden
&t-~sssKssN5& Coushattn. Grand Ecore, hlexan-
drin and al way aud plantation landings -Leav-
ing New Orleans as follows:
For Shreveport and Jefferson.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY May 81. at5 y. m.
LOTUS NO. =,
b. Dannas master. Joe Dodd, clerk
No wharfboat charges will be made on freight
cozsgned TO the company at the mouth OF Red
River.
Forwarding freights consigned to the company
at New Orleans will be handled FREQ Of drayago
and commissions
For freight or passage. apply on board of the
boats or ut the Office of the company, No. III
Grayfer street. JOS. 4. AIKEN, President
M. w. JOYCE. Agent.
HITE & CARLIN, BKITTON 4, ,EPPBER.
do LORD a. MGPEAkE. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
RAILROADS.

rINHE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST, NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville via Atlanta and via st. Louis,
CARRYING THE u. s. MAIL.
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot. foot of
Canal street. ns follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. AS n m. Express 10 80 n. IN.
Express. 90 2. IN. Express. 9:3o 2. III.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati. Lou
sville Nashville. Lynchburg and Baltimore
without change, and only one change TO New
York and Eastern cities.
Ticket Office, corner of Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel.
NORMAN g. JONES. Gen' Agent.
d. b. ROBINSON. Supt mh2tf
{ REAT JACKSON ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after Apii II. 1876. trains depart and ar
rive as follows: From Calliope street depot:
DrpART ARRIVE
Mail ........ 4p. m. Mail..........12 m.
Express 80. 7 ,31 a. III. Express .2:40 q. IN.
A cr ommoda- AccoInmoda-
tion..........5 pm tom. 10 n, m.
Sunday Accommodation $50 p. m.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to ST. Louis. Chicago and Louisville.
I Only one change Of Sleeping Cars to Eastern
cities. Tickets for sale and Information given ut
~ Camp street corner Common,
A. ID. SHELDON. Agent.
u. D. FRosT. General Mmnager: feig ,l6 ly
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
Latest Financial, Cation aud CONNER
ciaI TeicKrams.

FINANCIAL.
Nep Iiorh. May 10 n. M Money rate -
p'r .'h, '"yry"g mnr rae y no'd 2ams " 3, u
1907 Ioal Bank Of Englahd rate per cent: three
months bills. open market, To per cent
Paris. May ~ 4 y. m. .-licntcs Iot 40.
COTTON.
liverpool, May %. 3 .. m.-Steadior nj opening
and unchanged now, Sales 10 600 bales. Of which
Gsoo arc American. Mdding Upands 6 ISL lGd;
Middlng Orleans 6'hd.
DELIVERIES Liverpool May 30 ! 80 p. M
Upinnds, any port Low Middling september
and October o t-l6. $3.50 y. m. juno and July
q. .g2aetS@b s-a2. July and August g. August
and September l-32.
Harre May 20. 2;oa y. American very duh,
other kinds steady. Tres Ordinaire tspotsl 10;
Low Midding tanoau 7s
Neo. lo,k, May 2s-i2;oo y. m.-Firm; ask
ing higher. sales 3lh. Ordinary Ie; Good
0rf!inaryo'i-l,si h2w M,idlinglo 1910 sIddling
fuTURES.Mny2 ~. Il .. n-Acive aud ilrmor.
Sales $500 bales thus far. May II l5-32@iil. Juno
i2h@l2 ZIG, July i2,s@2 $40. August II s,lG@
i2s. September i2'aepi25- October u I-iG@i29.
Novombor It lb-i6eplil. Doccmtef II i5-l6do i,
January p's@12 a-i6. February II a-IcGgi2'a.
March il'o@12t.
COMMERCIAL.
Lir0pool, May -. 80 D. m.-Eacon l.. G. NJ.
40s 4 g. NJ. bOS cd Corn 2G0G2Gs Gl Flour 22Gg2is.
Lard tas Cd. Oats Jaas cd. Pork sos. Tallow Am.
i. y q. Fs cd Wheat, spring rs 2d@9s TO- wintor
as 6dcdlOs.
40 nj Unchanged
Ne,c Iork. May 2o-il:l u. Cofrec duh and
nominal job, ing demand. Raw sugar stoady,
more active: sales 4727 hhds PAT boxes: stock
5000 hhda. 2s.t35 boxes. 222.a2' bags. Refined
sugar steady. fair demand.
Chicago. NIay 20. p:io-Pork opens s19 35 July,
nominally si9 30 June, % August. Lard opens
Whaa aas erri,od n Any !. 10 %, os JnIy offered 81 90
June o:25-Hogs 5000. Marke stcadier. Oats
2son2si June 2sl@o2sS July, nominaly 2si cash.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
FINANCIAL.

0,r ,,totofious are corrected from The last sales
tppoytai al NE Stock cotton aad Merchants ~
rLouges and from other authentic sources. O,T
financial COTTON and commercial feieWd's are me
latcsf receired.
The demand for discount is less liberal: both
in bank and on tile street but without any
ouotable variation In the rYtns OF eommorcini
paper Wc now quote cNccptionni coinmercial
paper Mt a6D-- per cent per annuin: Al do. i0~
IL. and second grade ibeois. ...a
First -class mortgages continue to rule M ealo
per cent per annum while second grade are en-
trely nominal. -
BANK CLEARINGS-Da clearings, 81 ,3ai.-
ia 76 [: balances. s2oo.p0s 81
GOfD-Now rules mt tl2fs@ll3is against III.
al Nav York. The market exhibits less activity
SIIVER-American half dollars are uuoteu
nominal AT l0oopt00ls currency. while MoXlrai
slollars rule ut 81 0i@l 02S currency.
STERLING Offerings light: demand mod
crate; market weaker. Commcreini quoted mere
nj b4slMbiaI currency. bank -abb2A bank counter
rate bbgIa- Commercial at New York at ts6a,
eBis6t, gold bank All laooiSsh.
FKANCS-Woaker: u few small sales ut uuota-
tions. Commercial quoted here ,mt.oil pank
nominal Commercial ut New York b.2osscg5.1sa
gold bank b.l6Is 0po.tb.
NEW YORK SIGIrIn more liberal supply.
and less demand, and easier for commercial
Bank checking rate on New York "a per cent
premium Commercial sight aopp32 premium.
STOCkS--Dul and without any new feature
to notice -,
STATE CONsOI.S- Lower: quoted G6b@G7E.
CITY PREMIUM BONDS Moderately active
and steady quoted 30 ls6p35a.
STOCK EXCHANGE Last sales % shares
Cnrrollton Railroad at sloo $4,000 new state
Cousos n, 67I. sos.ooo Premium Bonds aasepsaS'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
UPPER COAST.
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
DAILY PACKET.
fsGa@sn~ a The No. freight steamer
ACSgIsisgNl3 q. Canton, Jr.. Master,
sssszs Leaves the Lower Coast Packet
Landing EVERY EVENING fexcept Sunday for
the Be.air Plantation and way landings, az
O'Clock. Returning to the city EVERY FORE
NOON, except Mondays.
For freight engagements apply on board, or 70
SroN " O. UDNOVt1E IN 1ravjar afraAf.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29

Highly recommended by Professors and Doc
tors Jones. Pope, FACET. Chopin, Gaudet,
Alpuente. Brickel. Bruins Le Monnier. Mas
Hava and other. distinguished physicians OF
of Havana.
The undersigned is the sole manufacturer OF
this OIL. which may be had Of all druggists.
ja1 ~ "A. JAS l03 Chartre3 street.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-29
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at y. M.
fszsa@~s FOR GRAND ECOkE, MONT
k5y@Eiszt- gomery Alexandria NormaDs
s.s--sek,~s-~ Wares. Barbins' and all way land
ings Intermediate on the Mississippi and Red
Kiyers-The steamer
New Bart Able,
r. Sinnott master Geo q. Hamilton. clerk.
For freight or passa9e apply on boayd. Or to
ADAMS + WOHX.
de1a en- No. eCnmmercisl Place.