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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-08

for the reason that they are the opposite
Of the clay soil In their affinity for oxy-
gen, and Tor taking up the ,hurttul putres'
cent gases, the escape Of which the porous
nature Of such earth particularly favors.
But we need not enlarge upon this point.
In view Of the facts and principles al:
ready adduced, II / have correctly stated
them, the general proposition must be
accepted as true-that many grayeyatds
do yitiate and make unhealthiul the air
we breathe-and especially Ia this the
case In regard TO the crowded grayeyards
in the naIghborhOOd Of dense pOPula-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-08
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

gy rnatL N ajtGnos, PeIia0' Prtpaaa =,
,..r........,,.,N 0OIThree months...".s4 y y
~ ~ OOOne uoath. ....'......;
III ,SitVeFcj by Carrier in city ibc per WeeE'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04

from Constantinople says: The Herald cor
respondent 1t Co0otantinople telegrspns
that the situstio0 there 10 really very crit
ical, rendered 90 by tho incendiary char
acter Of articles in public prints. He thinks
It urgent that an American feet be sent 10
the Bosphorus to protect tho lives and prop
erty of Americans.
C0fresp0ndence Between tine Gar nm
Francis Joseph.
VIENNA, October 3.-The correspondence
between the CT r and Francis Joseph 10
preliminary to . declaration tnst inc sP-
Dlicstion and enforcement OF the reforms
proposed BY the powers can not be lntrust-
ed to Turkey. Therefore the powers are
invited to come to an understanding about
the guarantees to be demanded to secure
the application of the reforms promised.
The Cars letter to the Emperor Francis
Joseph contains no positive proposal of any
action. 1t lays great stress on the friendly
relations between the Gear and Francis
Joseph and on the necessity Of maintaining
peace, and desire is expressed to come to
an understanding. Within the last few
days, however, communications have passed
to the great powers which seem to indicate
that the letter was preliminary introduce
ton to positive proposals. % reported last
night.
The Car in Favor of Peace.
PARIS, October 3-Le Temps publishes .
comm unicatiOn from the Russian embassy
in this city, in which it Is stated that the
Car is still in favor of peace. If Russia
should eventually intervene it would only
be with the entire agreement of the powers,
and that Intervention in any case would be
preceded by Q conference.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
s1V oRIf1S5 RTfUBLl0AN. WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 4 1875

~ sks cotton sssd - sss esed cotton bbs nelas'
80 81 heed oattlo and sundxios
WASHIN0TOu-Steamer Robert Young 43l oalee
cotton ls6 aka cotton seed lo2 head Castle ana sun
dfiee
BAYOU sARA-Steamer Southern Belle-s46 balee
cotton 485 sks cotton seed IL sks seed cotton 40
sks rough rico hhds sugar l bbls molAsses ana
sundries
OUACHITA RIvER-Eteamer Willie-262 bales
100 sks cotton seed 1887 slaves 60 head GALLO
and sundrieo
SHREVEPORT Steamer Bonnie Leo 1876 bales
cotton 1870 haad cattle and sundrieo
LAURkL vALLRY-Steamer stella Block-73l sks
rough rice bbls molasses and sundrles
ANTE RIVkR-Steamer AhCe-2S bales cotton 10
sks seed cotton and snndries
LOWER OOAHT-Steamer EfaseE-l71 sks
rough rice and sundIles
LOWER COAET-SteameE Isabel-473 sks rough
rice and aurdries
TENNBSSEE-Per a stbost-55 800 slaves
ARKANSAs-Per fatboat e5l $50 slaves
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
October 3-l329 bales cotton ZIG axis rough rce and
sundries
tober 3--623 bales cotton Ito axis cotton seed Jas
bbls rosin 20 ties hams and sundrtee
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Oc-
tober 1888 sks rough rice and sundr'ss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04

~ r....A Matte A. and Chesapeake and
Von the rsce BY about . length. Chess
weake second by . good head, Matte A.
th;r6 snd Gray Nun several lengths be-
hind. Time 5:43l4.
BY Virgil. Invoice second, Preston tn'ro'
TSme-2:46
la the steeple chase all the horses cleared
tho first hurdle in splendid style, ana tne
we're . genuine surprise. Captain Hammer
refused to take the second hurdle, and Bay
Rum got up on the sloping sod fence OH the
track. and 1T the third hurdle Stanford
threw his rider; Doubtful ALEC acted badly,
and the race was now between Deadhead
md Bullet. A man jumped on Stanford's
hack after the fall of his rider, but the delay
was too long to allow of any posi-,
,bility Of catching up. Deadhead ana
horses, taking the hurdles in magnlncent
fashion and making clear leaps. Iney
cleared the last hurdle side by side smio lu'.
nense cheering and the excitement grew
intense. In the short distance 10 inc scsn1
Desdhead Grew about halt length sneao
eud won the race in 4:7, Doubtful came In
third, some seconds later.
Chester Park.
C1xc,nyAr1. October 3-At the Chester
Park races, the 2:23 class race was won oy
0ilyersidee; Monarch, Jr., second, and Elsie
4 good third Best tine-2:2A.
The running race. mile dash, was won
by Bob Woolley. Time-l:47k.
Harvard Challenges Yale.
BosroN. October 3.-The Harvard Boat
Club ct 0 meeting decided to challenge the
Yale for an eight cared four mile straight
away race next summer.
Trotting Race In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2-The trotting
race tor six year olds was won by Black.
wood, Jr., Dame TrOt second, Rosewood
third. Time-2:27k. 2:24a4, 2:54a4.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
SHERIFFS SALES.
Charles Flory VS.. Mary Lamferd, wide,
of william Regain.

Charles Fiory VS.. Mary Lamfsrd. widow
of William Regain.
0IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 8989.-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the
honorable The Sixth District Court for the
parish of Orleans. in the above entitled suit,
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer
chants and Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Custemhouse streets. in the
Second District Of this city, on SATURDAY, No.
vemter 4. 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
ThRBE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Sixth Dis rct Of this CITY, In tho square
bounded by Napoleon avenue. Chestnut, Jena and
PlaQuemne streets; said lots designsted BY the
puWbers eight, niue and ten, on plan drawn BY L.
Surgi, survey or, the eleventh Of January, 1848
aud deposited in the Office of L. T. CAire, then
notary in this city, plan number twenty, in book
OF plans number Eve. and measuring ~ fOlOws:
Lots numbers eight and nine adioin each other,
End measure. escn, twenty eight feet Jour inches
on Napoleon avenue, by one hundred and ten feet
in depth. bet parallel lines lot number nine
forming tue corner Of Napoleon avenue and Pl.que.
mine street; lot nun Der ten measuring Thirty feet
front on Plasuemine street, bv ono hundred and
twenty seven feet ak inches 10 depth, between
parallel lines; tog- Their with all the BUILDING and
improvements thereon. without exception or ser
defendant herein bv purcha.~ from John 3. Livsu-
dais by act passed before " lillian Shannon, notary
pubic in this city, the twenty sixth OF August
1857
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
kU9ENR WAG6ANAN
oc4 Is q nol Civil Sheriff of the Parish of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04

W0r110 - SCnW0fm vs. Henry w. dlDI0s
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 763l-By virtue of a writ Of
seizure sale to dir by The able the
Firth District Court for the parish of orleans. in
the above entitled suit l will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants A'd Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street between Canal
and Customhouse streets in the Second District
of this city on SA URDAY, Nov-mh-r4 1876, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the bui dings and i'm, rove meats thereon
and appurte nances thereof situated in the First
Common GllvsZ Banks and NJ TO streets des z
mated IS lots numbers one and two on . p an
drawn by Charles de Armas. rveyGr and evil
eng Ger, dated August g. 1866 and de po-It d in
tho Cffc. of P. c. Cuvelier, notary public in this
city, for reference. Lot number one forms one of
the corners of MIRO and Common o. rec t. and meas
ures twenty eight feet five inches three lnes front
on Common street. zig 1ty four feet in dc pth and
I, ont OIL Miro street. seventy nine fe. two inches
Der 'wo and twenty-e ght feet front on Ba k
street; and lot humber two Tres tive ntv eight
fe' five inches three lines front Omm, street.
seventy nine feet two inches two lines the lin
separating it from said lot Lumber ore, seventy
fe- I one inch four lines on the line which vides
1t from let Lumber thrt g, and twenty eight feet
'ront on Banks street. Being the same property
which the defendant herein acqu red by purchase
from the Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
passed before William H Soy nour. notary public
in tn city.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS Cash on the spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
oc4 Is 70 no4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

Nsw YoRs. October 3, Evening.-Money closed
easy; offered atlh. Sterling "a 49, Gold los Z Clio
steady and nominal; LOuisisns consols ss05sA.
Sub. treasury balanoes-Gold. s4o.s7s42s; cur.
The sub-treasurer paid out on account of in.
terest $4,000; Tor bonds nothing.
Customs receipts S275 900.
Futures closed barely steady; sales to day II zoo
bales, follows: October 10 3l-32c; November
II 1-3ac December IFS oil S32c; January 1lA0
II Fl SIC; April II 10 l60l1 27.32c; May II l32c;
June II 3l6r; July 10 llS0 &c; august IL 1890
-Four 50lOe better; very good export and fair
home trace dem aud; the advance msibly me-
dunn and low grades superfne Western and State
fairly .ctise to Extra IS sn $40
25 good to choice d" Sc 3008 50. Wheat ld2c
better; good expert demand chs cked BY firnness
winter red Western in store; 81 1901 % for new
winter red Western; 81 "a for new amber Missouri;
0o Better eooa d.masd for s1psrt ns AND bc o1s
use; ungraded Western mixed 57059c. Oats without
DECIDED chang; very moderate request Coffee
Job lots l6G2Oc gold. sugar dull ard nominal; 81
09c for isir to good refining; refined uno hanged.
Dsar1 for ssr tssS1 s
Rosin and turpentine steady. Pork tirmer and
quiet; new el70l7 IS; prime mess sls ST. Lard
ollie, closing at 10 SOC. Whisky nominal; 81 H.
5-l64; steam ll.31d: wheat by sal ING; by steam
SIC.
CINCINNATI, October s-FlcnI steady; fair de;
mund; family IS 3505 CO. Wheat firm er and
activs; prime white 81 1901 Is. ccrn-aood de-
n aud; mixea sheiled 47c. Oats dull Rye-Fair
d.mand .hcace 6s1ac. gsriey-0cod demand aud
firm; 81 10 OIL mack. Provisions stronger.
Pork strOug; s 10 5O0l6 IS S17 asked at the close
Bulk hlgheI; shoulders 7hc; clear RIB side 8
Sac clear sides held at exc. Bs con quiet and I'M
changed La,d-Good demand and Z, ronR; prime
steam endeIe cd held vt l0ko; katie DO selling 1T
llac. Whisky-GO d d. manG vt full pricee; 81 w.
h, 20 il gJoG demand and easier; heavy IS 9OG62O.
Buiter eaaer; choice Western reserve 4U2Sc
ST Louis, October a.-flOuT-MedIum extras 1t
O. a0a5 so and wanted Whest-N0. red
tai ei isOi 20; No. 3 do 81 lOh0l loa4. Corn
active hui frIr NJ. mixed AIN 04l &c. Oats
du; 35kc bid Rye n,msl; s8hc. Barley steady
choice TO fancy minnesota eI1l Is. Whisky
stesdf; 81 TO- Pork frmer; 6l7 So Lard eas lei;
winter steam 10 Acc. Bnlk meats-Nothing doing
Bacon-ShOulde is ara c clear rib sdss ga 0lOc
clear sides lOOlOAc Hogs firm AMI unchanged.
Cattle duh anu unchanged.
CHICAGO, October a-FlOur steady and firm
Wheat strong and higher; 81 O9K. Corn firm /;
T. Z U45ko Oats FINER; 3Ac. Bye drmeT; Ga
b2Ac Barey easitr +; 83c Pork active; SIS O21a.
Lard active ana shade higher; i03Oc, cash. Bulk
meats steady and unchanged. Whisky steady and
Lnchar ged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
OONSTABLES' SALES.

w. J. Brown vs.. Theodore Grundmannj
same Vs. same-First Justice Court for tho
parish Of Orleans, Nos 5O29 and 5O3l.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACIA6
ID to me directed by the honorable the first JUS
tice of the peace in and for the parish of Orleans
will proceed to sell at public auction at No. l92
South Peters street, between Julia and st. Joseph
streets, on "WEDNESDAY. October 4, 1876.
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described proper
ty; 70 Wiz Tin RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST Of de
PENDANT. Theodore Grunomann, in and to the firm
or partnership formed between hugo Mshnes
and Theodore Grundmann. May 3: 1876. and ex
manu- acture Of vinegar, at No 1872 South Peten
street in this CITY, as per copy OF lease now on fe
factlre Of vinegar, composed of ciste, ms, pumps.
troughs and one box. etc.
Sc zed in the above entitled and numbered suits
Ttrms-Cash On the spot.
se23 % Oc4- ~ OSULL1vAN. Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
NEW oRLrANs CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened ct losas 0llOls, against ITO at
New York, and after . fair business closed at the
ope nirg rates in both markets. The salee summed
up e43 100, embracing 5000 at no. @iO,OOo at
ITO 0llOk $1,000 At 10 332 5000 ut llOs, and
$1,000 and = IL, 600 at l1Oh.
Silver continued entirely nominal.
Foreign exchange was without qu0tabie varla-
ton but the market exhibited more animation
than for some time, and . liberal busine 90 was
done. o,exoo
The sales of sterling comprised 80 oOo, EN-.
bracinR 1850 bill Of ladng and 4l5oe Al clear Ct
S. 25}S, $1,000 bill If ladng and 4lSo Al CLEAR az
IS 2534 $4,000 hill of ladirg, and 4l6 600 90 ana Al
clea 1t S5 25h as g. $4,000 Al clear at IS 26, ana
$1,000 bank at IS 80. .-,
The saIes of francs embraced AS GOO commercial,
Comprising Is OOO IS 600 and IS 0oO at s3A 2ooooo
at 83a4 a. 83h and q, 900 and IS 600 at 4S3h
At the close sterling bills were quoted ~ % y
as 26 for bill Of lading and Al clear ana 0O
65 30 for bank (bank counter rate -Oes UN) }.
and francs 1t 4.83a 04.83t for commercial aud
nominal for bank
In cOus< 1uepce Of more liberal offerings ana q
light demand the bank checking counter rate and
Commercial sight wa further reduced 4 cent
The saies comprised el27 900. embracing SIS OOO
private banker at ZIG y cent dieeoui t. $2 OOO
commercial at 1892 $4,000 and $45O 600 lrivate
bsnkers and @l5O00 bank at .. We also no.
tced sales Of SO 600 commercial on Providence At
GIG p cent Discount and 10 600 do on Boston at y.
The banks checked on New York at the counter
at \ y cent discount. against par ysste rdav, ana
commercial sight was quoted 1t hO7'l6 = cent
discount, agAinst ! yesterday.
Tho following 10 the Official statement OF the
s~Ioa renorte6 fAe0av ut the stock Exchange:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
FOREIGN.
Death Of q Times' Rditer.

1o~,ow Ootona- a-Mr Sampson. for
,,arIw Sns,c;sI editor of the Tymes il dead.
.,..-y-. - a,..s.., G.,A =. Nav York.
~. M.,n,,.;-r az. An 600 worth Of
aas;,.r 49, verS v;thSravn from the
nn-n of E"ai.rd vesterdav tor ah;nment
- N.~ VOL. TSese shinmenta ara az.
.,ecfed IN continue. the value of money
IN the London market being 90 low that the
loss Of interest for the ten days, while the
gold 10 ON it's passage to New York is .
1aater Of NO importance, the rate for
abort loans being only about three-foartns
Par cent pef snnum.
TIE lAahs In Deck.
LIvERPooL, October 3.-The Idaho has
been locked. The damage is slight. The
Montana ealle t0-m0fr0w WIN the loenos
paesongeEs ana HoagnV'
That Myseerssus Treaty.
vienna. October "a dispatch to the
Daily Nesos says: The Free Press hears
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
MARSHAL'S SALES.

william -. DOds0n vs.. schoener r. w.
Brown,
Ihk UNITED sTATKJ DISTRICT COURT.
:! = District OF louisiana. No. loosely virtue
90 en- oIueI OF court 10 me directed IN the above
h ;,ueA sui, VIII proceed to sell t. the highest
o,aner on SATURDAY. October Ia, 1876 ct twelve
CLOCK NJ. at the entrance to the Gust house. on
wit ~o~Ai'eu PAvpoksJ' "
oh Thk SGHOONER R. W. BROWN, HER TACKLE,
Terms-Cash ON the spot
October 3. ls7o.
8. B. PACKARD
SC47 IA United states Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
STATE TAX COLLECTOR's OFPlCB, }
No. l59 Gfavier street.
New Orleans, October 3, 1876. }

STATE TAX CoLLECroR's OFrlCB,
No. l69 g aver street. ,
New Orleans October 3 1876.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VENTED BY
ID the act of The legislature Of this State. No Al
OF 1873, approved MaIci a. 1873 will proceed TO
sell at public auction, My office, No l69 aravier
street. IN the SAID fiist District Of this CITY,
On SATURDAY. o,toner IA 1876. At twelve
o'clock Ii, the following described property, to
wit
l. CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, IN square
No. 3o5, bounced by Locust, Freret, Melpomsue
ard ter2sichora streets renting on MelpOmeue
street, n'easni NJ 81 b. i28 feet
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, in square No.
38A, bounded by Locust, rrsret ITALIA ard Mel
poInene ST seetd, rDniihg FIeTet street, measuI
log rs by 100 feet.
Together with All the Improve ments and appur.
t. nance" theiennt" belonging
Sac prop TtN having b. seized by me to satisfy
privilege am clam due the State of Louisiana
for taxes ue"n ealn property for the year 1873
amount ny 20 Sc enteeD dollars and forty cents,
together WI al cess, penalties aud charges
Al salh sale the property will not be adjud,cated
uness the bid is for q sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid Claim, and also the unpaid axes
nnna sold property foi the years 1874 1875. 1872,
1871 anu 1867 together with the peNs ties thereon.
and all costs AID charges which may have &C.
crued.
The purchaser ut this sale is entitled to be put
lmrieaiate POSSESSION.
Ierms-Casn Oh the spot.
State Tax Collector, FiIet District, City Of New
Orieaus. Oe4 8l4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04

Making total Of @l37 600 premium bonds
The only sale Of securities not 1t the Ex'
change WAS $4,000 At "a
stocks were without any new feature.
State consols were quiet.
Premium bonds we're in fair request, but Were
quoted ct the close at 40NA-s 2 cent lever
han rdAV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY KvnNIN0, October 3, 1876.


. The money market seemed to be WORKING closer
to-day, with moro demand for discounts. potn 70
bank and on the street, and . leaning to outside
rates for commercial paper. modesto business
was done IN gold 1t yesterdays quotations FOR
eien exchange was without quotable variation
but the market showed more animation, and the
movement was Of liberal extent. Under freer
offerings and . limited demand. New YORK ngnt
declined y y cent. stocks continued dull STATE
yesterdsy's asking rate. P:ecium bonds were in
fair request, and sold to q liberal extent at pre-
vous rates until toward the close, when they gave
way y cent
since the first of september
September 20 The Mechanics and Tradere In
surance Company. ten per cent in crest on paid IN
capital, two and . half per cent dividend on pAio
in capital and twenty per cent on net earned PAT
ticipating premiums, all payable on and after oc
sept mber 2s-The St. Charles Street Railroad
Company, three per cent, payable October 4.
october 2-Tne Carrollton Railroad Company
two and . half per cent, payable October ~: >.
We continue TO quote exceptional paper u s0S
cent p annum discounts Al do ut lO0H. and secon9
grade 1T l50ls. First class mortgages rule - sO
10 . cent y annum, and second grade continued
entifelV nominal
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FAX COLLECTORS SALES.


TAX COLLECTORS sAl4E-NO. s6AS*'
srArE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEAAS-
Frat District, City Of New Orlesns'
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. TWO LOTS ,s vs
GROUND, fronting on Broad street, N p. s3 4,nT
No COL: sssesesd in name OF WALLlAA WI
LINS, J. GRAHAM, curator I'd hoe.
STATE Tax CoLLEcroRs OFFICE,
No 1863 0rsvi- street. I
Now Orleans. October 5. 1901
ny VIRTUE OF THB POWER IN NIB VESTED y
ID The act Of the Legislature OF this state no; :.
IF 1879 approved March IA. 1873. Will proceed ~
sell 1t pubic auction, ct my ONCE No. 10y vrAv ;
street in the said First Dietrict OF tn1s Gi.y,
on SATURDAY. October "A, 1876 ct twelve O'CLOCK
M. the following described property, 70 VT
TWO CFRTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. In square 20.
Col. bounded by Broad, White, PeJdldo and draver
streets. ionting on Brosd street measuing - ~
253 feet. Together with oil the improvements ana
anpurtessnces thereunto belonging.
Said OF one, ty having been seized by me 70 satas
fy privilege and claim due the state OF o1n
for taxes upon said property for the year io.S'
amounting to eleven dollars ana SKY cents' w.
cr ther with all costs, penalties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be ao)uolcAao0
unless the bid 10 for sufficient amount 70 satlsy
the aforesaid claim, and also the UNPAID taArs
upon said property for the year 1874 toge!nSt
tie penalties thereon, snd all cotts and charges
which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale 10 entitled TO be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
' Or,aons Oc4 IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TEE REPUBLICAN, I
Wednesday, October 4, 1876. )

OFFICE OF TEE REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday, October 4, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tappahannock. Cooksey. for Key West
and Cedar Keys
B,i. ish steamship Bolivar, Dohsrty, for Liverpool
Bark eynard, Minot, for Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British ship Queen of Beauty. MOutOn, so days
from liverpool, to Cannon Stewart-4th dis
Ship Zephyr, Sweetzer from Liverpool Augutt II.
to mssier-lst district
Bark Adeline C Ad inns, Fries 40 days from Port
land, Maine. to mast1T-3d district ~
STEAMBOATS,
Robert Young. Lawless. from Washington
Bertha. Broad. from Washington
Sou;h.rn Belle. AcFlroy from Bayou Sara
Aimee. Porter. from Amite riveT-New Basin
JF Fraser. Canton. from Lower COss
stella Block. Terre bonnie. from Laurel Valley
Willie, B anks, from Ouachi'a river
label. y rry from Lower Coast
Bonnie Lee. Sc0vell from Shreveport
EXPORTS
LIvERPOOL-Bark Reynard--l254 bales cotton
1886 sks Olcake II .l60 stsvee
LtvggPO,yL-St-snship BciivaI-3lS8 baes cot
tor 6l29 SKIS whea, 9l9 sks "ilcake
SkI WEST AND CEDAR KkYS-St@amshp Tap
u b.nnock-FOr Cedar Keys-792 bbls -four Al bills
meal IA bbl- whisky Is s'is sugar. - bbls pork 81
ossc 80 sks corn Is sks malt 20 bsgs coffee 80
SKIS oats ri pkEs mdse tOr Key West-2a3 ebis
oats 50 sks ool 400 sks bran bbs apples lib pkgs
muse
IMPORTS
Notwithstanding W Lord-1S bales tobacco
LivskpUUL-steamsbp King Railroads.&c. tiles
l60 pkgs earthenware 81 drums caustlc soda "a
pkEs MGse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BertLa-t6a bales cotton