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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01

Cr' ..
CHARLES STREET
TWO-SrORY FRAME RESIDENCE, NO. 230 TEaP-
sICHURY STREET. AND FIVE VALUABLE
LOIS IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF CLAUDIA ISABELLA CHURCH
ILL, WIDOW OF JAMES ANThOEI FkRGU
Son.
Second Lis:rIct Court for the Parish o. Orlears-
Nc. 3. 2I5.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01
DOUBLE TENEMENT BRICK RESIDENCE, NOS
65 AND e. WASHINGTON SrKEBT.
i OF STEPHEN LYON, sR., DEC EASE
SALE FOB A PARTITION

JOSEPH II. LYON ET AL. VS.. MRS. MARIE LOUISA
LYON EFT AL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01

BY Dsuphine, Jeanne. Burgundy and Pauline
streets desgnsted BY the NO IN square t No SS
phine street BY 100 feet in depth, between equal
and parallel lines; together with tie two tenement
side two rooms, stAi1 landing, kitchen, cisserns,
Is: SIX CERTAIN SQUARES OF GROUND, sit;
by the Nos. 1884, 1886 1851, 1858. 1853 and 1860.
Square No 1894 bounded by Havana. Abundance
5 d snt S
avenue, 2s8 feet inches front on Havana street.
$40 feet front on Abundance street, la feet
subdivided into twenty iots numbered from ore
to twenty inclusive. Together with the buildings
and improvements thereon. erected on lots Nos. IA
Square No. 1896, bounded by Treasure, Brussels,
Abundance and Warsaw streets. said square
10 inches lines front Brussels street, 800 feet
front on Abundance street, and 3l9 feet 10 inches
liues front on Warsaw street ct. Said square is
subdivided into twenty -eight LOIS, numbered from
one to twenty eight inclusive.
square No 1887, bounded by Treasure, Brussels,
T. and ssd &
10 inches lines front on Brussels street $40 feet
front Abundance street, and 3iS ieet ~ inches
divided into twenty-eght lote, numbered from one
to twenty eight inclusive. -
Square No. 1853, bounded by treasure. brussels
streets, Paris avenue and GENTLY road Said
square mea ,ures 372 feet inches front on Gently
read, 297 feet II inches lines front on brussels
street. $40 feet front Treasure street, ana loo
feet Il inches linea front on Paris avenue. Said
square is subdivided into eighteen lots, numbered
from one to eighteen, inclusive. Together with Inc
buildings and improvements thereon efecseG ; on
lots Nos. and This square ia well planted with
orange trees.
Square 80. 1883, bounded by Brussels, Treasure,
Warsaw streets and Maiigny avenue. Said square
measures $50 feet inches lines front on Marigny
avenue, lbs feet inches lines front on warsaw
street 800 feet front Treasure street, 232 rect
inches lines front on Brussels street, said square
is subdivided into eighteen lots, numbered from
one to eighteen, inclusive. Together with the
buildings and improvements erected thereon. This
square Is also welt planted with orange Trees
Square No. 1860, bounded by Marlgny avenue
Treasure and Warsaw streets. Said square mea
ures 229 feet inches front on Marigny avenue,
lOl feet inches 6 lines 'front.' ON Wafsaw street!
EOS feet front on Treasure street. Said square y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01
By Pone, Reed & Co.

VALUABLE LANDS IN CALDWELL. CATAHOULA
AND RICHLAND PARISHES, LOUISIANA.
SALR IN BANKRUPTCY, BY b G. LEWIS, AS
SIGNEE.
~ THE MATTER OF CARTER 5. HARRISON
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01
AUCTION SALES.


CHOIcR DOUBLE co rrA0R PROPERTY CORNRR
SIXTH AND CHIPPEWA brRkkrS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01

THE KNTIHE ESTA vLISHMENT AND GOOD WILL
OF THE NEWSPAPER KNOWN AS THE NEW
ORLEANS PICAYUNE.
, 1876-07-15

Withdrawn from stor0 on Thursday for city
consumption: 8, 100 bu wheat, 420 bu corn, !, 400
bu oats, al bu rye, 100 hu barloy,
Tho following grain was inspected Into atoro In
this city on Friday morning: s curs No. N.
". wheat, aa cars No. N. W. do, car No. !
spring, II cars No. 2 do, 3S cars No. 3 Au, IL
cars reflected do, cur no grade tl3G wllcat};.
cars No. corn, IL cars hEgll'mt1ed do, W cars
and 81, HOO bu No. g do, cars nuw ,nlxcl DO,
~ rejected d. II aud s. 800 bn no grnhe
(9.A corn); III cars whlto oats, 1b CARS aud 500
bu No. 2 do, IL cars rejected do (aD oats); =
cars No. ryp, 2 cars rejected do; car No. = bar.
lev. cars No. . d.. Total (a17 cars), lDA, ,000
bu. Inspected out: 10. 050 bu wheat. III, 7a1 bu
corn, OIL bu oats IL bi3 Ga ryr, 42d hu ba1lcy.
Tho outcry IL madc that pslcos Of wheat huts ars
several cepts per bu against tho shipper. Tlorc IL
nothing u hia favor but tho truth IL not 20 bad III
represented. A prominent Arm horo had cargo
No. 2 Chicago spring wheat arrive In Liverpool
yesterday, which was sold At ~ Id per quarter.
This IL equal To 95c p0f bu tn stnre here, aftcr Ut.
lowing cuEreIt costs Of transportation, With tho
minimum OF handling charges.
Tho stock Ut mess pork IN this city IL reported
~ ~. 800 brls. against u. 7D5 brls year ago.
The stock Of lard IL Is, 500 tcs, and WAS A. tlUl
tcs year ago. The announcement Of stocks was
Ing which cnsued, especially In lard.
There was quite an alteration on Change yes.
terday. only verbal however, ths subject VI dis
cusslon butng thu recent award In tho barley cas-,
to which we hasa heretofore referred. II waa
alleged that another party bud agreed 10 uhds by
that dScixon, aud lad slnco ge&uaea ~ settle upou
, 1876-07-15
BY TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN,

EptctGl {htp1@ch 10 3nS 1f1tHH4.
LtvKRrooL, July It'll =. m.-E7ogF-No. J, 2ll;
No. 2. e1i III.
Grufn-wheat-,SinteY, No. I. O. l0d, No. =. % ed,
spring, No. !, ID I'd, No. = ~ 3di white, No. l. l0s;
No 4 ps nls club. No. l. los 4li No. y N lod. Corfu
No. l, 25s I'd, Nc. =, 2as 81.
LtvEnrn0L, July iA-3 p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wheat-8prtng No. !, d ID, No, 4 as whss No. !. 0s
8li No. p ps Dl, club. No. l, ltA 2ds No. ? u 81.
jForisians-tork. s.s o..
Hest unchanged.
Weather itut+
LtyknrOnL, July IA Latest. Cofton -QutctoF;
94&G4l sacz TO- D0 bales, Including ~ 600 Tor specu-
nson aud nxport sn1 o, 30o AnleFcznt sales Of Tho
week 81, 0O including 0oO for export t0 for sPcc
uat!oE aad gu American, total stock ,u31. .0O in
ciudlug Aao UOA AMerlcsnt rccclpa HcGn Including
80 Amcrican; acsua, export o,0uO, amount ahost
ST.. Uo0, Including b].0U american, forwarded from
ships aide dLroct 10 apsuners s,oon
Yavut and fabrics n Manchester stesly.
Breddstufa-Ekster Whe4t-ltocctpts Tor three dsys,
g. uD 4fs, including .CD0 On Ameficans California
wlte wtlsat average, " 61Q8s 0d do club 81 B4ei
9d rcd Western spring, No. to No. !. 8ass ID, wIn
ter rcd WCsteFu, ID Bl&0s iOd Ft0uF-Weseern cansi
ais 6A6se4a. CaTn-Westeru mixed. 25s s482as w.
Oats. s.qsssGd. Harley - ~. Pen-CanAtlaE, " ID.
EYatsr Hted-aGs.tas-,
I1oEfston4-pr!lno pork. Ga. Prime Mels beef
rs d. Lsfd-oh. Cheesa-As1. Dacon-Lanx cltar,
40s; short clear, sis.
TI'io'o-lsod.
ttsroltum-splst.., s0ss Cd: rcnnsG. lasol2.cd
LinaseA 0i-21s W.
I.e4fn-Com,lon. ~ odi pale, lss.
Spirits Turpenttns-atA
LosDod, July -Iuoso-4es94Gs ID
, 1876-07-15

HERE Ann Tuk,lE.-Ths tug william II. Pringte
hds arrived at Detroit from 1s,e River, Laks lIu-
ron, with raft covering l0k acres Two lifes
saving stations III tic Of construction on
Lake superior bctwcon Grand Marais' and Whlto
Fish Point, Capt. Fred Miller, Of tho prop
Arctlc, IL said to be the oldest navigator on tho
lakes. Ilo has record Of furly.ilvo years up 10
July 10... Tho schr Typo has becr laid UP ut ALL
wnukce anu will not coma out again until frrIghta
1lsnnco yury materially. Tho frnn4 higcl.
which 1ott hor fore md Maln mast III u sudden
squnll July 2. will cl!ange tnto three 'nnl.nft
schoono: Instead Of being a;nin riggrd
NJ nsnr Iatf ss saa ss ssef s tsaia iosous
lIer new catIM Will le abovu tho ,',ain deck 1tttal
Nf bDi0w, al heretofore. Tho hay ely Tribune
says: '0ns dulsnr and twenty. tsc GENTS 10 Tonn-
wonda, aud 81 tu 81. to nhIn ports In nnw tho
rte fsm pay clsy Mt day };.s. tat yssssls s,s
have been ~ ordinary nru eutn!lg. out now md
then. Tho llg barge Northern. Light. which has
been laid up hero some tnlc, will on Mpntuy COM
ncnSe loading fot below ~ IT ffSiglt reported; ~
saercial ,Adeertls<r statcs that thc announcement
1nalo lay or two ngu that tho buffalo Tug Assoc
ciatlon line md MaythanS Independent linz had
consolidated ts reported antrap at the nEoc Ne~
ESeaions hayo ssn naadc tsntlng aowa1.'. ar % co..
rived NJ, md tho ca nces Of Cunsolidu ling stated
to be far oil before tho hrst conference l,ura
Is yot possibility that tho two lines will colabnc.
Sgtsf" pa.ffa fix ;9 r. 31esa .c,,
II: Gilmore. Cleared, prop y. II. Wilson; schst
CharIcs Wall. TasscA up sehF Arctic; down, k9.
Ween0w, W!ns!ow, PcerleAs. Tho Kewcensw q
from ihs St. C!alr-sllekellln. clerk; Charles Fur
rest, whec)BNlAn; and Willie smith, walter. Also
tho portion OF the crew which Was saycu.
, 1876-07-15
that lnsia. The rcinral cngrnAcrrtl wrath, which
found vent In hard words; Int It wns rott*, et

that hnss. The rciural cngrnAcfrl wrath, which
fonnd vent IN hnsd words, Int It wns ~octs, et
prttrrta nihit.
Tho lending produce markets wcro GFmrr ycttcr.
dny. with IL fnlr aggregate Of bnsncse ioing.
though tho trading was chiefly tocal. Tho reports
from other points wcrosot very favorable to hold.
crs, hnt the receipts iere wero on.y moderate and
good n,Nny nosntors felt that tho recent general
decline had prnbatly proceeded m far ~ Il wont1
bear, without nj lcnat temporary renctkon. 1oncr
therc wns lIlln more confidence In prices, though
tho weather was fine and More settled. md tho
shipping movcucnt wns again decidedly i1nll. There
wcfo fewer orders from outside, either to buy OF
sell, hut the city tsao Is fnrgo nf Itself, partially
because there "a much difficulty In lending mon
cy that the owncrs arc morc willing to operate with
II tl,an they would bo II round rates II interest
wcrc easily oDtainablo on Hhn,l security. Tho
floor was unusually barren 0f news from, outside.
There was 1Wicl dry goods mnrkct NJ unchanged
and stcady prices. Groceries were fairly active,
and both staple and side articles woEc firmly held.
Sugars underwent further advance ri m ,sc, Int
prices Of other lines remained rs before. ,1uttcr
was active nt full lato figures. There was only
light demand fur cheese. Dr!cl fruits remain In.
active md nominal. Fish worn quoted quIct with
pElccs ranging ae before. No price changes were
noted in tho coa', wood. bagsne, and leather mar
krts, N!a wcgc In good demand, lnd carbon waa
advanced iic.
is1mucr was 1n!et md unchanged. Another fleet
was arriving at the docks and buycsn wcrc inclined
TO hold back In consequence, aud at The yards bus
incss was dull Us nsnnt, bttng really
moro ho on tho average than In former
surnmcss. Metals wero quiet, and there WIS
1ttlo doing in hardware, excepting ecasonnbe
Eoods, orlsrH for which wcro quite numesous.
Wool and seeds remain quiet. The better grades
Of hay scarce. and ealabc to rctattnrs al fun
prices. Green frnita wurc In fur supply, and sold
fairly at tnde cnalcr prices. Oranges and lemons
were 1rm inlcr gond inquiry and ,nutlcratc offer.
ings. Poultry was In fair reqncst when largu aud
fat, at full prlcos. Fresh eggs we.c stcodlcr bo.
Ing 1chs plentiful.
Lake frclghts wetc du', and cary al the do.
cline Of tho previous day. at 1nc for corn
md Ike for oats, by sail to buffalo. Rail
tresghts wore qutcs and unchanged, agents
asking 20c to Now York, 1sc to rht,atlc..
phla, 17hc to Baltimore, and e0c to Boston per 100
lbs. Through rates by lake md raiI were quoted
at 1oc for corn, ard 10!ic for wheat Ia New York.
ana 1.c On corn 10 Ncw England points. Freight
engagements we're reported for :5, QUO hu Wheat,
and 10, 600 bu corn.
FONEtNN lMr0NTATEoN
ut Chicago Customs, July IL: q. A oWtldct Is
half hhds, 1o casks, and 70 cases vino. Amount
Of duty collected 81, l10.D
, 1876-07-15


CttrAoo.-Tho brisk nvttheuSt wind which has
prevailed for the last twenty fur lpurn las Ind
the effect Of bringing In tho lu.n,cr ilo,t carcr
than tsual..,.The rchr San Jaclnt0 ar.
riSGd hero yesterday mlNl,a her fore.
uant, which shc lost during ppunl! ncar wa,lyo-
sllaMcc. Thu Chicago Dry-Dnck Company will
put In now hl:At at oncr Thu tug Pslnllvlllo
Ind her hulwnrka nn.agel IN the river yc1tcrslay,
aud wMs compelled to 20 Into tie b1nc- yard. Tho
tns Mary Mc,.anr. wh'cI lad been in orlnasy lur
aolno time pst c:&tuu nut again yesterday to tIlu
pfind!sltteHs place.. .Tna Captain q! tho ncht
Nnrn.an, which arrived hcrn yesterday. reports
tint llu was lying NJ Flint Island iot Two hours,
during thick fDg, nr'l during NIL that tIme Tho
oE-WhlHtlo Ut that point gave NJ uIarms. Eimus
complaints against Tho light 'honse tusprr ut that
point hayp atsly Lccn made 'yhsyeral ulcr vcsael
Captains. ....rhu basgc Ialanl t}'4cuu waH llbcleu
yesterday at tho instlncu ut Ealiy Ut '1umbur-
shoyeth. who claim the Captain lla! made n con-
tract with them for unloading ITS vessel, and
afterwards broke It nnd guru tho work 70 q
gang Ut .1rlshmcn. Tho Captain Of the
vessel thu contrary, states That hu IN tho victim
OF conspiracy on tho part Of the tteEl.nns, Iia
lfrod the lrishmcn In tho lrst r1uCc, but teae NEIL
left the vessel shortly Afterwards md hu did not
know Whefe they went. In tho meantime, tho
foreman Of tho thurman gang canlo TO him and rep
resented tlat thu Irish gang had tIlrawn up tho
Job Whprcip0n 1N promised him the work II ttd
lrs!lIen did not return within certain tlno. Tbs
lrshtnei, hDwevcr, did return anil finished the
job And now tim GrrlNallA sl,c for breach Of con.
tract,
, 1876-07-15
LIVE STOCK,

OATTLE-Tho mukct openud dull, tho too 6Em
viows Of holders operating % u check upon active
trading. Tho ftceiPts, thuuyh aotna 3OO leu thAa
for thu day hefofs, wrru pretty liberal for Friday
Rut with The stA,u cat!a left over frum Thursday,
madb supply constdcraty tn OF tho trade su-
QujreuGnts which wSru 1esa than tho previous dsra
Of tho weak sayctai Of the Eaatcr buyers Ind su-
cured whas atuck tssy required md withdrawn from
tho market. Ths toErnton.s trading WA da9e Ht
DAY but subsequently tho Markct tased ~ fully 100
on ~ K5adst; aeow shoicS sa9 ~ SioAsi dY snd wssk
n93,ss. s;sn II ,hs yst%, tos Iay tS rsl%t,oa
~ medium nalsts and through Tea cnttlc wcru VI.
together tna hurruus an1 srlrr. found ~ tnNss!blu
1anxs OF Ss.a&5. III hut, With perhaps half.1vzcn
, 1876-07-15

F1OUrs-was quIe and tame Ut the prices Of tho rrr.
ctnK day buyers holding OF far further concessions.
except On such lots as were Required 10 meet current
w1us tho part Of The toca, .rse. We lulc Tntyo
crca4e IN tho quanty Ut sour lour hero within tle
Past few days saca rcpustcd Of iuo brs winters
At sGa' zoo iris arrin. extras At f. ID: 100 arla
sptn1 etrucs Mt $40, and :5 b7s rye tor on prl.
va,e terms. TossA rs brs. This market closed quiet
a tho following range OF prices: CtoIce winters Egao
n7..1, medium winters s50ks0.1 90; co!ce spring TX.
tras. s50Ges6 80; medium 10, 5a7.0I.rN; shipping
af'jsrsS ~ s, ~, l'y, i'S !i ~
SrSs s 'g n " Gris sae was limited to 10 tons nt *a
cs,n JtIt-Coasso was nominal at sso.2atsle.so per
WisEAr-.wa more acttrr. decidedly No. .. t.nea
M a.pnKc1 selnK IN rsr by lInsr N. ro.nK
s sissy ' ~ Ssv w.
N!!ytea WAX, an4 l2nau heasy .ulne pirate e.Ilrl
Sf;S ~
s E afa ; w oe e eSI
~ tle eost slnt!s nrnIor, nl that Wh, &c.
S ss j IT. ss hf:s s tt s'ys q e
sS ai ,s sas fssfsa II 's*Y Tns5S s w IN IT, nm
s ii I'll III i x:S; i i {s
SIToui q soaaI,an; ~ W .houId uHeaIiealy Isss
ssv; IL Ssi iisshs tS w T e.s,e IL %s X
ana tls RECENT !ut weather s II. H. braas5 Z ot e'po
sneh g!caicf strength IN how York t,il ls Ir4l has
S*s:sss Ill., 4 *
srt lssse 1 o osr srkcs iii iii ~.
furk ha, recovered III uYull!trIun TIIuru VIA tt1s
s$ ,Ss sHS W.T.
u ] = is :S: sse.ssfs
rus ri ssf fs:,n s:th at 'sssfs III Nj
s,rSE ~ n. cas sa!ss Wss 1pgrtss ~ & o r. n \ @ h NJ
S hs ssisetsa lo sna a%o ID d g snss: 1sn:
~ tF.is ss asss a Eli .ss ~ .ner IN
syra,y ,t a a. ssiss wtTs
SoSMs: sa,hes aa,ss, 4 by ~ unusually ~ .saay. ,aa
p!ise; iur.sy. Lssr gaotsa sassf III
Nv ~ Az $' Ss.; SS As II
%Ssfs sstatstiysy fsw tS%y!nx .as:
ssaatry. w. mstix si IT, s'ui it, y!c saS sd
sAipnsM az ass dl.po.sea to operatc snasnxLy ~ ittI9
sss seia VI .sS I; hsaias asf iesss
WIFI + r. ftfr ] :s :aa
x!ci. j. psrp'Itiedb !is d.ysr wra!nsS Heliur Az
@ aS coseS Sesr 8 @ '' :ai =: ssss
sox Z, ts sss Ssst M ~ u ns IN n sas s, NJ
sioc II H. Gsss asiss Ssrs n ~ rssorted II ID
at s sa t1ss u Il: 4na ~
nl reisstea M G g. t!tis; .u ~ sta.!s ~ NJ a!o.t;
u = % iifa " % SSsia s.r. saf saa H.
tsss S sa. s's oss ss;
sAd " 'eUw o hs'le.t hxura ot tbs dsy. t'a mar.
~ ssSs:t' * ?ss x'. Ii
s.t h9usx. VT to A. ."i sa5xs by tas a4yanfs
~! eaS S%si %Iea iSs s.sTEst xs.ksasa ae ro.sa
N SSSs ~ y: @
i ~ CasS sass wsrs teosis oi t:.M., b9 n. Il
'f:stSS Il FL ~ 'ss q tsSs S:Ea:
1fSk 1RSkE%ss ~ ssly au there uluv no buyo in thu
market. NJ. was quoted u a!tsc. sud rvsctcd IT
, 1876-07-15
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were aled for record
on Fglday, July II:

on Fglday. July II:
CITY PROPERTY.
Iuttrrf!clI Ut, lnt5f II A OF TAlrty.nxth at, I,
:7!f1.7 IT, dated lule e.s.............,....+.. $50
Enftl Dtarlorn Ut, " cur ut nntton. place, o
T. 7axl4u II, dated July i..... ...,...,... 15.hOo
nntterIIckt 1t, III II il Of lhirty.sevtnth Il, "
K 2ix.1 Il; dated July i2.......,....-..,. 1,a50
Earr,ll st, 1l3H.t II r nj .sia #, VI II! D.tOx
1917 n: a1s0 AHA ktt IA Il II Of Carroll 1T. VT.
:ssfil.t-i0st, will! buildings. tale July H. coo
Rch!llsr NJ, -. y & Of Ssdgwick st, VI. s1ItrT3
,x}, Fl Ha1rH Z Jmy a. n iica;a Il. Z 7os
with buildings dated July III. ,:u....... 5000
1t1s Il. ,afca July H.. 7oo
Same prctn1sea. dated July H.. ,......."..... 7,NU
West Ohio a., ~ It " of Lincoln 1t, n {, 2Astel
rrthar ri anita T. s:{ bsf cca;r saJ Willow III, Il;
,xlai ?:!U r. VII, bslain:s dated July ';: 1u'o
Emerald II, 13 Il nf fh1ety fourth u. . Z. 10
x11tti It, With buildings, dated 1tlly t9.,... 200
Arrhcrny, atA:,1f W of Heurs IT. . I, .4x
chltGll At, 10 It Il 1T IlIatkhawk Ut, d i, .sx
iaa 1t. with ilIi!tss, s!aicd Aug. 20 ,aTi. l.ooa
sOtTiI or CITY LISlTH WtrltIA NAplEH or KHvES
NlEEH or TIlK COURT -lIOUsE.
Gordon at, lt1l It W of William st, . I, 73xI1a4
Sea ~ y l. =; :; 5000
II. with butldiag datcd July l...........-. ,lB3
, 1876-07-15


ANRsvAts-stmr Chcago, Man,iowoc, snnf,rIo,t
st'ar Alpcna, Aluakcgon, sundsiGs; prop Atcspen.
ror, Denton lIarbos, sundrics; prup Ts,crlcll.
Benton lfnrbor, sundrics; prop q. +. Heath.
sansatnck, ss,ndrtcs; schr n. N. Dnnl.en,, t'ikss
Tier, wood; sclir Granger 1,aGu'o, coal; selr c,
n. Johnsonn, Little Traverse. wood; scts Mermaid,
Grand Ilavan ,lnnltcs; schr VerR,ont, MnsxcrOn.
lnmbeF: "clsr nu'oa Do Wolf. Lotlna. c"al; pcht
Australia, Mnskcgon, lumber; achr L. a. iillrun.
Ln'l1ngton, lusnbor; sctr J.W. ilyowl,, MuEkcyon.
lumhes; schr Seventh ohio, Msl.lcgun, ium.
hrr; schr ltuanbo!ic, Grand ltaycl,, bark,
schr ucu. lltgby, Grand llayca, MfEt
schs San .Iacfntu. AIpcnu, Lumbar; aeh- Racine.
Mskexa. ors sS+ sr sctr ssa Sa W.T. ke
wood; ,.cl'r Fialcr. Whs iake. lumber; 'Sti seh,
iumGe!i rehr rralar Moss, Alruna, "nirf; iaa!Gvf;;
schs Mtnnic C"rlutt, Mnskvgun, tieh: scllf u,
;M.!e,el,s,on L,nston lnLer ,er Z. crawtnr,
ln,nhor; schr npny, HuMl..cc, lumber; ncr ioliia
GMnoGSes, Alrsi'a ,a,,tsf; tshr sarilinia,
iumbuT; aes ieio Naibrsdss Sturgeon ijei ijay se,ia,
rt,tt+; schr American 0niun, McnoInInen, li.nhur;
sSl,r korN'an, Mcnom!ncc, lumber: achr cecclla
lnmlgr; aclirJ. D.. Nowland, Snnistcr, la,l,buri;
schr Kac !!iliett. cc.lar !tlvet, cctar lo+ls sch
Kfae a1So9 nst ssr Ss yss % s %kNStsnn NSss S.
lur; schr j. d. Merrill, Tcnt,yator, i,nt,cr; reS,
AAnn,tFss .,l, ,rent"T;ter ;, 'aIcE scbs chtstIana
wuod. lnnlboE; schr Asla aIctoru, Marunio, inm.
Der; tctIr z. q. Meisti Mcnnmii.co, lumber; schg
Andrew Jacksot1, hinnlstee, lnmher; srl.r Cuya1o-
gn,, Cedar 1sisor, lusbcr; schr Gnnges. UulIaIo,
coal. "'
ctEAnAScEs,-stmr Chicago, Alnnpco, 10 brls
apples l1o hlls green hldcs, n,!l rih,Iflc.; rrn1
Eomcry. Port Huron ~ li7i bu corn Lilo l,ris
Hour, 10 By ryc-NnEttInrt, a:D hn corn; sstr
AnIcE!cnn Union: Mennnll,luc. . blls ltour. uni
!'r"p Mchomlnce, ureen ,'ny. 70 brlt JarK. ID In
polAocs lO crates cabha.0, an,l ss,litrlut; proI,
s "1 :,,Dsiss ~, E Ieo 'ra @ 1 Gs
:s7 dry hides, anu sHnslrcs; prop lsoanos;u nuf.
ihlo, IL, GU0 bn torn, 900 brlH Anur, !, Vu1 Iris
turn+Incnl. 10 l,rlh ont .lcal. and enntrtrH; pr0p
Eut,a. l!Htfnao. H. a90 bu w!,cnt, ~. lul In corr
II, .0j bii oats, ], 200 btIn tNnt, Il blls wool
, 1876-07-15

ostrpions there werr M transfers Mt over fi.a Tin
rnnE tEnrtH ~rrc a. Mxs t' for 1cAann Nrd -. ma
l.'a Tor rntDnot 10 prime nnlyra. Kt, inhy cattle
WIRE frft l!ns,. md the rtla.hrt rote hcayy,
lhr htg!CI price ohtnlnttl $i.I5, by StrAdcr,
Nhltwurti !; lI.il.
QUOTATIONS..
Choice Trcrrk-Ttnr fat, wciI.forn1rI1
1.:s M
tNE ,Asi 10 .3S' NJ 4.soa465
ing LIMO to /, iii A.25A<40
Bntrhera' ftOek--Fnor 10 fair ktrGri. md
weighing H5itn j, III III. s.....:........... 3.oa173
10 ,iE1 IN a.ooa77s
Gulls and scaiawnE aiecrs 3a1 70
TC4at-TtrplR llrpypA 1.Gtti.7S
, 1876-07-15

ny TEI.1:HIlAPII.

10 1H8 W<11EfN HBsbE107tH 1TEy3.
NEW Y0nK, July 14.-uoll closed at lH. after
selling It ILLS.
Carrying ratcs were 1Oa. Loans were Mao mallo
nut.
Governments were firm.
1saItronil b0nds wore firm.
statc accWritlcs were steady.
Stocks wcrc dull. heavy, md iowor, with tho
chief decline in Union Pacific, Western Union, aud
Delaware & Lacknwnnna. Transactions were nbuMt
~, tUU ahurus. OF which 3,1UO worp Western
Union, q, 600 Erie, and ~ 600 Lake Shore.
Money market easy; eQ9hi; prime mercantile
paper, 3dtAH.
Customs receipts. S?R3. GOO.
Tho Assistant Treasurer lisbnrect1 $i31, 900.
ClcarIn9E. S25, O0tl. 200.
Nry goods imports for tho week, SOIL, 600.
Sterling arn; 10 days, 4HNIs; slight, 4DO1i.
, 1876-07-15
PORT HURON.
Special DitpGlca to Tie 7ribuns.

opFetVt D7sp0sc" 70 7Na z77VHHc7
Fonr lluIsoN, Mich, July 14.-uowN-Tropt
Huron City, 6anilac, ChamplaIn, George King
and bargus; Rchrs Manzanilu, Mystic Star, Constl.
tuition, Pulaski. Tempoat, Harvest Queen, prlnco
Alfred, N. G. West,
Ul-rrops Dominion. st. Alhans. N, Il, Fair
bnnk, Ja,ncs A. Davidson md bargcs; schrs katr
L. Nruce, Totlman.
WIsp-S0rth, gentle; wuatItcr nnc.
Special DGpuleh ia Tae Tribune
PoHv NuisoN, Mich, ,iuty 1l-l0 i. m.-nowH.-'
Props Annie L. CraIg, liarnuln and cunsort, Ohio
and barges, Allegheny and lnrgcs, l,ubMIus and
c0nsuft; schys 1shpenng, col. Hathaway, Triumph,
II. 7. Baldwin, Ayr, II. F'ltxburt, rutter.
Ul-props passaic, aianttoba, Nebraska, Arizona
and harEes, Superior md burgrs.
WiNu-NuFil, gentle; weather, 1ne.
, 1876-07-15

CIs,cA0o. .-Wcro very dnll, there being no demand
for s.i vessels, and large humber nrp lying Idle.
Rasce weso nop,Innt ut lac for corn mud Lie fur
oats 10 Buffalo, Charters include tho Jnpnn for
whuat to Eric, and the lsonnusr for snail lot nf
corn tu lsuiIn!o Capacity, "5, 100 bu wlcut aud
IL. OOU bn cur,..
buFrAt", July 1o.-Charters reported since yes.
terlhy arc w EullOwa: Eclr .iarruts Ross, ccflrnt
70 Windtor, &c per hrl, an.i r:oa.l.tfea, A,nrrnt-
10 East saginaw, c per brl; tc,,r Morning lisht,
ralltoNd.tics, Pigeon Buy @ IinIfalu nr UnnEIrk,
&c each; Fchs liulner II. lllnc. cual Hack Rlycr
to Huo,lr1ch, 1tJc per TIM.
DETnutr, July ..-FrvIehts arr unusually dull,
thcro being M demand fn. vessels whatever.
i5Mfato. :!sc; 10 Cleveland, 1Hic. 0staln char
tors rcturtcd.
MtiMAuKEk. Jnly IL. Lake frct:!1ts were dun
yesterday, md rates. wcnlt ut &c IN wheat 10 lua.
II, fit IL tlsweGn ind d. to Kingston. t:hNrtcrs
were: schr Clayton Dcliu, tu Uawesu ~, oOJ bn Ut
WHEAT ut &c.
, 1876-07-15

Thofollowng wcro tho receipts and sh,puensa nf
The Icadng articles Of prUluce III this city during
The twenty-four hours ending at oclnck Oh
Friday morning, aud for Tho corresponding
time last year.
, 1876-07-15

snlrs Tn tr:s Nt SIN N fnt Jnr. slat7 for August,
hn,t $tN A1!p'- 1iA-tnfur September. :.
Lard wh. 1utl ana .. h!gtcr. tln.nE At eiiiTl4a
sales: ..Il fca rrller August NJ $tl N.
nj si j: ID Iii A"s,ist. siNa%siHs7su calf. and
2t. ~ September.
Wrnt was active md advanced n,,nnt Nc. Seller
AnEtssi nrtncd NJ n7tr Hl sold n1,ss&c. rtnAtn. 1T
b7Eae Eertcnil,cr tel,. at ciostnx at no
August, vle.inR u sot iny toil nt 4o,440sse. Sep
tcnbcr Al ana J47c, and et1ted ~ 47c