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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30

s-lsc Rosin dull; q 20. Turpentine dull 2sk 030c
Pork 1Imer; moro doing for export; new ol9 $50
10 IS, closing at 419 700l9 IS. Lard steady; steam
rendered lI62kc. Whisky STEADY st d II.
cisc1ss 1J Jun. 2s.-r:our quiet and steady.
Oats inactive; 360l2c. Rye dull 74075c. Pork-
Fair dem and and higher; sales e20d20 So Lard
quiet steam rendered II &c; kettle l30l3Ac. Bulk
meats firm and good demand 1T inside quot ATOMS
shoulders GD8c clear rib sides 10 s Ol0&c Bacon
scarcely firm; shoulders 81 clear rib sides llc
clear sides 11Ac. Hcgs MOI. rstely ective and
higher; fair to good ght ar heavy Sc 1905 IS
Wnisky-Good demand at full Irices 81 10. But
ter cull and declining.
CHICAGO, June 29.-Flour quiet ard unchanged
Wheat-Fairy sctive; . shade higher; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 o. No. 3 do So i 088aic. Cora
firm; No. 2 mixed asa 047c. Oats ST adv. Rye
No. spripg 62kc. Pork quiet and .teady at
619 22is. Lard quill at II 2O0ll Csc. Bulk meats
steady; fair demand shoulders TIC; clear rib sides
CSC; clear sdes lO01Otc. Whisky firm at 81 101s
ST. Louis, June 29.-Fl0ur quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Buyers aud sellers apart No. . fall 81 65
asked, 81 IS bid; sales 1T y IS; No. do 81 10
asked, 81 03 bid. Corn better; 42Ac. Oats dull;
2shc BID. Rye dull; Sc. Barley-NO sales. Wits.
ky-Eo ffelings. Pork firm; $50 Dry salt meats
nominally unchanged. Bacon firm and unch anged.
Lard nominal Hogs active: bacon IS 1915 go
Cattle dull aud weak, except fer choice butchers.
Foreign Markets.
Rio JANKIRo, June 29.-Cef fee animated; prices
very firm
LIvKRrooL, June % 4:3o P. M-Cot'on-Future
steady; rev crop N ddling uIlsrds low middling
clause sh pped November and Eece mber By SAIL
Gid.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, June 49, Bvening.-Money closed easy
at 81 "a. sterling firm at 81 881. Gold firm t
!llaOll2S. Governments dull and strong new
Il.a State bends quiet and nominal.
Stocks active and irregular. Sub treasury bal
ances: Gold e38 1888 $780, currency S34 202 ,829 The
sub treasurer psid out &l29. 600 0niaccount of in
tsrest, and $4,000 for bonds. Customs receipts
1886 O0O
Cotton closed quiet ard steady: midding up
hnds l2c; Orleans IL 36c; sales 1872 bales; net le-
celpts 10; gross 437; consolidated net receipts
1861 exports to Great Britain 1850, to France
700; to the continent 22O0.
Future. closed firm; eales Y 600 bales, as follows
June l1H0ll 293ec; July IL oil 29-32c August
l2c; September II 5l6011 3l-32c October II 25-32c;
November II 1l-32c; December II 2l-32c; January
II l316all 1890; February IL 3l320l2c; Msrch
IL 1880.
Flour dull and prices still in buyers favor with.
out material change Southern -four quiet and
heavy; common to fair extra 81 8506: good to
choice do e6 0508 u.s. Wheat irregular and unset
tled prime No. spring in tar speculative request
ana shade firmer; other grades dull and lower to
sell, 93cO&l IL for winter red Yves Corn opened
. shade flmer and closed quiet; advance lost;
6O06Ohc for graded mixed Oats moro active,
without any decided change. Coffee-Rio quiet
End firm; ioD lots l5k DISK gold. Sugar quiet ard
hrm SAc for fair toleood refining refined higher at
Ios FOR standard A; l0h for granuated: JOS 010aac
ior crushed and powdered. Molasses and rirai
quiet and unchanged T."ec, d -"'aa ~
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WOmen's Rights.

Elizabeth A. Meriwether, of Memphis,
and Eliz sbeth L. Saxon, of New Orleans,
have published an appeal for the equality
of women before the law, which is to be
presented in behalf of the women of the
South at the St. Louis Democratic National
Convention. They argue, and not without
reason, that statistics show in proportion
as diversified range of labor is opened to
women, the ratio of marriage and nor atty
rises. and the proportion of prostitution de-
creases. That poverty and want of en-
ployment drive many to the erring path
all know to be true, just as it drives men to
suicide and robbery; but We do not believe
the removal of legal disabilities, which
must throw women in contact with dlssi-
pated and low political brawlefs and ballot
box manipulators, would improve them
morally or open new avenues to honest en-
ployment. The diversified range of labor
must be secured by cooperation outside of
the ballot-box.-Memphis Aralanche.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30
The St. Louis ;s.under.

Before the national Democracy had &C.
cepted Tilden as their standard bearer, the
New York Herald said:
1t is as diff suit to forecast the results of
this convention as it was in the conven.it IL
at Cincinnati. New York ia divided. Ohio
is divided. Pennsylvania is without force.
Illinois has no candidate. Beyond chival-
rous sentiment for Bayard as pure, lofty,
noble name, which would honor the party,
there is really no sentiment about the con-
vention. Mr.. Tilden is the strongest candi-
date. But it is not strength upon which
he can depeud. 1t is not like that which
swept Cincinnati like a prairie fire
whenever the name of Blaine was
mentioned. 1t is rather feeling
which has been diligently fostered by the
able and industrious men like Dorsheimer,
Watterson, Hewitt and others, who have
had the Tilden canvass in charge, who
have said for six months that "Tilden can
win," that she can carry New York" that
there are large number OF Republicans
"Tilden Republicans would flock at
once to his standard. These opinions have
been spread over the country in the most in
gsniCus manner, and the Enthusiasm" thus
aroused is only the reflection of feeling
that perhaps, after all, the Governor is the
man to win. We have never felt this
was q sound opinion, and We question
if it will be accepted without reserve by
the convention. Governor Tilden would
make a strong candidate. and a safe, high
minded, self-respectlpg President. but he is
not the ealaInander which his friends have
60 assiduously advertised. He will not
break the Republican party in this State
He will not carry away a omnibus load of
Republicans. He will do we'll if he unites
his own party. The men who have gone to
st. Louis at the heels of that roaring poll
tical msdman, John Kelly. to assail him, are
the men who would sell Tilden out next
November in trade for local offices.
The Southern States care nothing for
Tilden, except as the winner. They want
the administration, the offices. thu power,
and 1.-The man to win" is the man for
them.
1t will be his victory indeed if, instead of
being quietly butchered BY the angry heel.
ers of Kelly, the crazy repudiationists of
Allen and the Indifferent ciivalry from the
South. he rises above vanity and ambition
and, in naming ticket like Thurman and
Parker, names men who will poll the
united strength OF the Democratic party-a
ticket az strong in q political, and perhaps
in national, sense as Hayes and Wheeler.
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veet have put stop to tho burning Of 60
tates. Tho insurgents are said to DO very
short Of ammunition and other necessaries
and most probably this summers campaign
will be quiet and devoid of any special Of
fort or movement on the part Of the con
tending forcee, the same as in former years
because neither party 10 able to move
rapidly or successfully.
Capture Of Cuban Supplies.
from Jamaica mas recently been surprised
while discharging ammunition on the
Cuban coast. The launch was captured,
and nine insurgents killed, among them
Colonel Duran. The launch contained 1000
cartridges, 5000 other cartridges, two boxes
of lead, twelve Remington carbines, cloth
ing, provisions and papers.
The official statement does not mention
at what part of the coast the capture oc-
CURED, or any other particulars.
Sickness I'm Havana.
The yellow fever is making sad havoc,
extreme heat and excessive rains prOduc-
ing an unusual number of cases, most OF
them proving fatal.
Earthquake.
ATHENS, June 29.-Severe earthquake
shocks we're experienced to day at COrlnth
and neighboring village. Several houses
ened to collapse. The inhabitants have
fed.
Warlike. Preparations of the Servians.
VIENNA, June 29-The Political Cores.
p0ndence has received the following dis
patch from Belgrade: The Servian govern
ment stopped NJ. Cristie's mission to Con-
stantinople. because the Porte declared
itself unable to entertain his proposals,
which had been previously communicated
cOntidentially to the Turkish government.
Although real military operations are
only to commence about July 4, some
Servian volunteer corps on the Drina and
Eissava have, nevertheless, already crossed
the frontier.
The Ta9sblau says 5000 Servians crossed
the frontier. The murderers of the late
Prince Machuet are conspiring to assas.
sinste Prince Milan.
Opposition 10 the Reformers.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 29.-Tbere ia some
agitation among the Mahon medans against
the proposed refOrmers. Midhst Pashs's re.
form scheme will be modified, in conse-
quence of objections raised at a meeting of
the leading members Of the Ultima at the
residence of the Cheik ul Islama.
A Message from the khedive.
An envoy. bearing the homage CT the
Khedive OF Egypt, has arrived here.
Prince Milan.
BRUSSELS, June e9.-Advices from Paris
say the Turkish embassy there knows
nothing concerning Prince Milan's alleged
ultimstum.
A trustworthy dispatch from Vienna re.
ports that Prince Milan will join the army
in the field Thursday.
MacMahon and The. Communists.
PARIS, June 29.-The moderate journals
are satisfied with President MacMshon's
letter extending clemency to Communists;
pears to be DESTROYS of having bill passed
prohibiting further prosecutions.
A Royal Daughter.
The wife of Don Carlos has been dellv
cred of daughter.
Frepch Worhmen for the Centennial.
LYONS, June ga delegation consisting
Of thirty-twO workmen left en- route for the
centennial Wednesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30
WASHINGTON.

Nominations.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-James IilfileD,
Assistant Treasurer of the United States.
General Sherman has official information
that C0rtina has escaped from his old
haunts on the Rio Grande.
Combinations.
Wynau, Treasurer of the United States;
Titcomb. Assistant Register OF the Treas.
ury; Waters. attorney, Eastern district OF
Arkansas; +. +. Riard, naval officer, New
Orleans,
Riveting the Deadlock.
Only the Notifications. pensions and de-
ficiency of the twelve general appropriation
bills become laws. and the fiscal year ends
tomorrow at midnight.
The Postof1ce Appropriation Bill.
The points of difference in the poetofice
appropriation bill are: First, in reference
to the salaries of postmasters, second, with
reference to the reduction of the cost of
transportation of the mails, and third, in
reference to third class mail matter.
Mexican Determination Against American
Shipping.
Tho State Department has sdvices that
foreign vessels are not permitted to engage
in the cOasting trade between the ports of
Tuxpan, Tampico. Vera Cruz, Frontera,
Isla de Carma, Campery. Progresso, nor
any of the intermediate ports.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30
NEW YORK.
National Board of Ira de,

New YORK, June 29.-In the National
Board of Trade the following was offered
by the Boston Board of Trade and lost by a
close vote:
RESOLVED, That the present is the best
time tor resuming specie payments and
funding currency by long time bonds.
In the National Board of Trade the ful-
lowing, offered by the Boston board, was
after long debate adopted:
Resolved. That the National Board of
Trade reatfirms emphatically to the long
that the financial and industrial prosperity
of our country is utterly incompatible with
the employment of irredeemable and de-
preciated paper currency, and that the only
remedy for existing commercial distress
and depression and ruin is to be found in
the restoration of just and sound standard
of value.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30

It has come! The divine sfflatus is work
ing. See what q moment can bring forth
AT this rate what may We expect before the
campaign is overs
Vote. brotbeIs, vote with care
Vote for hayes and Bill Wheeiaire
Let the Copperheads pitch and rare;
Don't lie tempted to rail or swear.
Take off your coat and do your share
Whether its rainy or whether it's fair.
ito your pile on the gallant par-
Rutherford Hayes and Bill Wheelaire.
Vote, brothers. vote with care;
Vote the ticket that's bound to wear;
Vote - first class passerj aire;
Vote with Q conscience free as air;
Vote for the men who'll do and dare;
Vote, and be sure you vote your share,
Never come up with . sickly glare,
OF growing around like a sore bt a.
taying your business viii interfaire
And you can't 60 up like good sOldere,
And cast yOur ballot plumb ar square
For Hayes the patriot Governaire
And honest Uncle Bill Wheelaire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30

The st. Louis correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer says:
Henry Watterson is doubtless the worst
case of presiding officer that divine Provi-
dence ever allowed to stray onto the plat
form of q convention. A worse one might
possibly be made if Providence were in q
playful mood and wanted to show what he
could do, but doubt if he would. God is
great, but, at the same time, He is merciful
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30

and st. g.
can measu0,.irer says the friends
Elysian Fieldsnony," and yet the
'c y. ANOTHER split the Demo
together wish the, from stem to
thereon, situated in I.
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 1920 la es
at easy prices, lot req 1flng any change in o If
quOt atiOus. We give als0 the figures and report
If tue Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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There is nothing like knowing all about
it. The Philadelphia Enquirer says:

Captain Esds, the jetty e9ei-onsSird cash and the
rhed the New Orleans citwo years with eight
channel for the usual security clauses
and their dredges cssa On Se 1pot TO ond the s.e
out IN ufchasers expense including the taxes due
| and exg1ble in 1877. is27jy29l62o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday, June 80, 1876. :
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bark Kioto, Long. for Bremen
Schooner q W Dill Walker for Tampa BAY

Bark Kioto, Long. for Bremen
Schooner 6 W Dill, Walker, for Tampa Bay
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish bark Felo. Mastre, 10 days from Havana,
Schooner Ind'anole, Bloom 9 days from Cardenas
to material district
Schooner %,Is S :. Day ssfar,and days from
Schooner Ro' alist Bodden. 6 days from Grand Car.
man, to Pillsbury-2d district IT
STEAMBOATS,. "A
Grand Lake and barges. Toms, from st Loo
John Scudder. Carter. from st Louis
Natchez. Leathers from vicksburg
Bart Able, SinnOtt. from Grand Ecore
Governor Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara
Henry Tete. Aucoln. from Lafourche
Annie B. Rolls. from Baratara .sR 81
Carrie Thorn, OPrv, from Lower COase
Amite. Adams. from Pensacola-New Bssin
EXPORTS.
BREMEN-Rark Kioto-246 bales cotton Gas hhds
TAMPA BAY-Scbooner W Dfl-390 SKIS corn 20
SKIS oats bags coffee Is bales hay : cks meat $50
bbls -four Is half bbls dour 81 pkgs mdse
IMPORTS.
UTILLA-Schooner Sargent s Day-3O 900 PLAN
tains 1900 punches bananas 300 cocosnuts bbls
lines and mangoes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
3d. 900 bushels in bulk Is $50 sks corn 1858 sks
oats 1854 SKIS bran 5622 SKIS 0icaAe so hhds tobacco
1869 bbls rour 1870 bbls meal 80 ties lard 500 pals
IL kegs lard and sundry produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer John Scud6er-4624 bills
eqr 400 half bbs -four 1910 bbls meal 1882 SKIS oats
2 hhds tobacco 1885 SKIS corn 1915 SKIS bran so tcs
lard III bales hay and sundry produce
Observation-Disclosures NatcheS--254 bales cotton
S5l eks cotton seed 500 SKIS oilcake IS bbls oil and
sundr1es
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Bart Abls-79 bales
cotton 30 sks cotton seed hid sugar bbls molas.
ses ia head cattle and sundries
BAYOO SARA-Steamer Governor Alen---3l bales
cotton 81 bbls molasses bbs sugar 90 axe corn
and sundries
observation-disclosures Amite--72 bags wool II
bdls hides bbls peas and sundries
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry Tete-lO hhds su.
gar and sundr1os
LOWER COAST-Steamer Carrie A Thorn-Sun-
dries
observation-disclosures Annie B-Suudries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADs.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June 29-9 hhds sugar 536 sks rough rice 90 bales
cotton 9 SKIS potatoes loo head cattle and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD June
29-46 hhds tobacco and sundries
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN

OTFNh NhW ORLEANS HEPUBLtCAN,(
THURSDAY kvlNING. June ~, 1876. !
We have no new feature to notice in he money
market. the demand for discounts Continuing OF
fair extent, both in bank aud on the street, ard
the rates Of commercial paper without ouotal >
variation. Under the advance ct New York gold
ruled &c higher, but exhibited little movement
Foreign exchange sold 10 a moderate extent, and
the market followed the course of gold at New
York, sterling closing at advance Of lko, ca sal
to about $40 y cent. New York sight was dull and
unchanged. The few sales Of stocks ndlcate ed no
marie change. Stale nsOis ere q little lower,
but closed stesdier. City premium bonds were in
far II quest and stronger.
The Wefkingmen's Bank has declared eem:-an.
nual dividend Of four per sent payable on and
afCer July 3.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at SO
p cent ~ annum discount; AL do at I00l2 and
second grade at 1903. First class mortgages rule
at 90lO y cent " annnm and second grade are
quoted entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll2s 0ll2's, against ll2s at New
York, and. after q nmited business, closed at
l12 0ll2h, against ll2A in that market The
sal, summed up SIG 900, embracing $1,000 at w i;
$4,000 at liz 01l27s and 5000 aud $1,000 at 1928.
No sales of silver were reported al que tations
continued nominal for both American half dollars
and Me xican dollars.
Under the course Of geld at New Yofk sterling
advanced 1c or about 80 y cent, and francs u
cent TIE sale of sterling comprised 6nlv
els. 700 embracing $4,000 Al clear at IS As: 6 1000
do and s 100 bill Ut fading at SIS 49, Gl0oO bill
OF ding at IS 46, and $4,000 priv ate banktrs'
and bank 1T -.
No sales Of francs were reported.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
SIS Ash as 46k for bill If lsding and Al clear and
-O$5 50 for bank (bank counter rate -0$5 50k)
and francs at 466A 0i65 for commercial aud
nominal for bank.
New York sight was dull and unchanged. The
on,v sale reported as $25 600 private LanLers at
d y cent premium.
ne banks continued to check ON New York at
= y cent premium, and commercial sight
still quoted at 4.
The following is the official state ment Of the
SAFES reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
Exchange
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-30

IRE MARKET was II animate Throughout tno Day
but one buyer took lcOJ bales the salt summed
curry from brokers, who claimed concessions
which factors were unwilling to grant. Prices
were easy but not quOtably lower The dispatches
reported Liverpool dull and easier at q decline of
l-l6d in Orleans. with fa,es of 5000 bales, and
rivals s.eadr; Havre dull unchanged, snd New
and stronger for futures, which c.osed at net ad-
vance of 81 05-32c.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboaId
not cleared (befOre to-oays expOrts) 1905 bales.
embracing 452 for Liverpool, TO- 230 tor Havre,
208s fer Bremen, and q for coastwise ports.
II NJ, 4107 bales. II we deduct from this the
amount sold but not vet delivered, the balance
will be about 81 900 bales to represent the quantity
unsold, large part of which is withheld from the
market, in transit not vet sampled
At noon to-day mddling was quoted at Galveston
lie. at Charleston at llkc, at Wilmington at lie,
at Norfolk at lie. at Baltimore llac, at New
York at l2c, at Boston at .l2hc, at Memphis ut
lie, and at Augusta at lie.
The Exchange reports: Sales ll50 bales. Mar
ket ssy."
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand September l, 19.5......... 1876
Arrived since last statement $50. los
Arrived previously (including
city balings). ,59l 063-l,53 1853
C Cs .ooay. s,o 5,o
Consumed at Lehman. Abraham
l. Co g mill T16
Burned in steamers. 594-l ,l53
Stock on hand and On sbpboard not cleared. 70 9s6
Same time last year. Sc, BAG
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M4KIn8 tOCAI Oh y IU0 oOU CITY premium UOnu6
The sales Of securities not reported at the
Exchange included 5000 city premium bonds at
Sc, and l000O and $40 900 at Sc Il.
The few sales of stocks report ed were wi:ho ut
any new feature.
stare CoLsols were little lower. but stesder at
the c Os 90. The market as quoted at s. 067L.
City premium bouds were IN fair :. out st. and
stronger closing at about IS 4 036s against So
Sc yesterday.
No saes Of city scrip or State warrants were re-
Dt rted. IS
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RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June 29-9 hhds sugar S36 sks rough rice 80 bales
cotton 97 SKIS potatoes 100 head cattle and sunries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD june
1916 hhds tobacco and sundries
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EXPORTS.

BREMEN-Hark Kioto-246 bales cotton Gas hhds
tobacco 200 slaves
TAMPA BAY-ScboonerG W Dil-39O SKIS corn 20
SKIS oats 9 bags coffee Is bales hay cks meat $50
bbls -four Is half bbls dour 81 pkgs mdse
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T. ct q inches 6 H.
9. 1853 feet Q inches >
lot No. 10. l44 rect .
lot No. IL. 1923 feet ;
. IL, and lot No. IL.
DIS ana Euphrosine
Inca deep and front
TRACTS OF LAND.
ltf Orlee rs. on the
Ier. and in the rear
"; the said tract Of
10 acres, according
ying ia township
! brivs r, and 10 the
nixat New O:leaue.
}. 81 of the United
,ecosgh end in his
lrlaDng dated Sen
}; lNOT one, M. l60.
$40 dnd a g as de-
w, for A. J. lewis.
w, 70. ty.secoud OF
y 5000.
[ were elf nearest
'iinded by
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