davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

TIE Yacht Race n New Yesk Harber.
NEW YoRx, August 1.-THE yashta
started at . quarter past eleven o'clooh end
rounded the buoy of 6aAdy Hook q forty
nix minutes pest one o'clock. The Countess
of Dufferin was nine Minutes behind the
Madeline. Tho Madeline sounded tho light
ship Eve and half ninutes ahead.
Tho lint q thHoa Iaees, for the Queens
sup, betWeen ~ American yocht Madol1ue
and the Ca1aAiaa yaeht Countess Of Duff
feein teok place te-0sy over tho ley York
Yacht Club o0uEoo, and WAe won by to
Madeline, Whieh oAme In shout ak 0iAuuA
ahead. The VIA ana weather Was most
favorable for the contest.
The yacht raee eeufss vaAafty or sixty
miles loag, hon . point oppe1ies the slab
house to and aEouad Sandy Hook kaAt6hip.
By . curious coincidence, the venerable
winner Of tho Queen's cup in 1871, the
A6DoEic1, Wa lying near the Countsas. The
0lub house va covered with 1ags, stream.
- and signals. Among the &t6se 1age
Neee lhees of IL 1eyA Hsrwtck Yaeht
C1ah I'D the Royal Yacht Clab, which
&ege leased - . senllimeas 70 nr. Ashby,
The Madeline toek the led et oose, aad
ynss than the CaaaaiAa, end sailod closer
vschtmnn femafkel that tho lotsdnil Of the
buifer1n hune yeey Gbabhily., tn rest Of
r. ssiIs atred vek Her Soon asa main
eeil were only. rec0fved By hsr last night
When fackine fof Is Nsfrovss the Msds
line put up her working stay calls. At
Quarantine the Du6ssi9 wasl Ave I'm
utes behind, and q Southwest Spit
.Sas about two ). nilss IN We .Fsess'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

III s. .es.e. = ss::,:s q ss 3 = re.
81: ! E = ss3;'SGh = = - 81.
$500 80: 3 50 q e: >
Ss1tISSHS ssaSne e Is j3Sc ? = ssedsdihg
'sSsos1es 49, !ss s.,.. =. sses.a |:
-: e. S.s 4; e 'jie sss Aas'ssaA s'''' ssS
s. s. > bns6le; Beard 1 BrsthsnI tie inA lra0ch.
S ss 3 S.s e 3 eaDs sse1 sod
nvetpg eettae ssse t,ss she z p The Sh,lg. x, ne
are cellinS ct O. u . bundle
Cd1I-ftttsme eells = wholesale Ct aoe ct
sst: =; 9. ss q shd n e eess IS
STAR C1NDLYS-Modefs ts supplv I'd TIE q.
pnaoA y slack 0uosed - 40 Y -. MA1GoA
ts,ses 1'ss :s., sd.yd q IN az
P1isSac Eirrs or PRODUCE since our s,
vieV Of yesterday: slS bhn1 Aour, 4! bbn yh1ky.
S .a Gen.: IL is:s s:s g
~ hhds soba1po. 80 bbls apOes. 100 sAcks cotton
srsd, 70 bbn dded eRPles, 7ss hide. 5oo b q.
ZINE bcss s1. 81 ri. = sosa 20 81 iSs
s seas ' tasssasa.' bale. vosi and is' ..ais
sxSoRrs OF rRoeucy- since eus =;
sssKs Sscon tisrses lard. 90 bbls whisky As bbls
corn meal. ATT sscks corn, 81 sack: cats. sscke
ma, Is hhds ana 50 bbls sugar. 4Obols Dolaeeos
:. ss s. :ss1 sos5 So '.esP
Dosstoes. and II bble cnioGa ere IL
0-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

RousdieeNysay HI rSa Ihipr Ne Cana
diaa ~ No niShtes T(AinG CsninG
bone the Caapdiae tsqpetly, inReoysl
III po4tioa sBnS q the 11ieA H. 4al6w-
1gsWa6 given: = 3ho nsdolhob sGtual Sime
VS. housO 24ninuoes e6c6n1A nd her
corrected tine 1odn . 1iAnt6s &c.
onds., The Countees of On&erin1T actoel
limo vAs S hours 81 Dinutss s. 6eeondS,
and her corrected TIVE the came.
. HecAsster Racss.
!, RoCKEsxnD, August u.-lA the 2:2 elaes
Esank wea iks 1eSrth, 9th SD sixsh heete;
Allen the flfst, and Proctor tke eecond ana
third. Tine-22::28, c:26A. 2:23. 2:25h, by,
). TIE $4,000, fsse - I'll; snlgglsr III. I;
Judge Fuliertoa 2, 2,3; Lucille Gc!ddnst 9.
5, 2; ,Bodins I, 4, 1 Tns-&l5%, 2'lS,
2:J9k., = ~ - Gs~esr /. ~. X -'
a. ..., .~A Base Ball. s+'- "a
LOUISVILLE, August l1.-Louisvlles 4,
st. Lcuie 3
New, YORK.. August u.-0utuals 9,
Athletics Z; Hsrtfcrds IA, Nutuale 4.
CMcuxArI, August ll.-ChicAgps s. Gin
'-i Bo:ros, AssuIs ii.-Besso.s II, Rbod.
Islande 3. = ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

..:r .ssss1 ssis. tssna sesss: !. ''s: S
tive ana lover; nov ayss iiss: Stale bonds euist
sna nc@ eh Stocks dull and steady; Louisiana
SUB t.sssury ba,.ncss-ao,d, ssl,asises cur
ne sub.t1essu1ss paid ont elol 900 ON account
y custom. Is eo to ID Ssy ,'I esSa Go.
ever arc scarce and real d1m; supersns western stem
changed WHEAT heavy and UNSETTLED :on nea .ass
Of spring s0ac lover than yesterday; moderate
Sc S Cd rcd s. ss Sai?
new amber Indiana Corn f1m and fairly active;
demand checked by scarcity Of desirable grades;
eTn On dock oets-Piims firn. business active active
9oc 5of mixed western and state; 3zazss for white
to aooS refining: refined f4n; TX ser STANDARD 4
Molasses firm and quiet At 35c Rice quiet and
.s:a: TS:r sGs ssray s ss !,
3se. Pork very dull and lower; new el9 4o0is So
Lard duh and lower; 1l.12ho tor prime steam.
Whisky quiet and nominal held at Fl "A. Freights
o Sottsn closed firm q %isa;ins upland. = s,sc
sales II tie sesI ss5s; ssecf 10 uSi S.ies n'
& sstss sS iss g. s sss: = ss
y sc; October u l3l60il q &c; November
IL 232c; December IL % vol he; January II 1890:
February l20l2 l33c; March II S-32Ol2 3-16C April
IL Sl60l2 II Sc; Nay u 15-32OI2kc; June l2hO
u IL 10; July II 2S320l2 1850.
St. I0ul, August lL-Flour in good demand for
dull Whset insct We; No. . nd fall 81 Is; 10. do
q MA9 l Oe. Corn ective and 6rm; No. mixed
MAodte. .oats. Ne 2 slk 0s5c., Rye, dun.
Whisky steady ald firm; 81 10. feek dull aad I'M.
changed. Lard duh and nominal; winter IL NC;
summer 10xc asked. Bulk meats dull and nomi.
nal NO sales and none Offering Bacon inactive;
ohouldero exc; clear rib a0e6 1O3t 0lOkc: clear
s3dee 10fOllc dogs active; bacon eo06 20. Cat
tle dull; good to choice native steers % S008 So
gooS % choice Texas - 1893; common to iair o.
CucxHAz1. August u.-Flouf STEADY and urn.
ana 1tn; 30ec. Rye steady; feir demand; STD
-: Bar!ey quiet and firm; s00esc. Pork easter;
3!S SOofS. Lard quiet; steem llcs kettle 10
HAc; current mako l6h0lOke Bulk meats
Week; ehouldere 7cs clear rib aides Sc clear sides
SAc. 1aeon easier ehouldsGs I'll clear lib sides
IKE; clear sides He. Whisky-ictive demand;
"a an su - ssss and unchanged Hogs steady
CHICAGO, August ll.-Four dull Wheat nm.
ssttlea generally lsweE No. Chicago spripR
20 ?oc!spot. Bye go harley stssdy and firm.
Lard STEADY; ll16c spst. Bulk neats STEADY and
unchanoe1. Whtahy steady and unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12
Troubles u Aayu.

HAVANA, August ll-Ssn Dsuingo I'D
vices report fighting east of Puerto Plsts
On account Of ths envy Of or dislike for the
Cubass who have emigrAted N large nun
bars - that quarter Of the island. This
feeling Of hostility has been intensified. BY
the Hurder Of native recently comnittea
snigraets. President Espeillst has
promptly taksn vigorous measures to
quell ths iaeu.rectiq6. Tbs whole republic
has been 0eclAcod i state Of oioeo, end
troops hsve been dispatcnA from IL cop-
til 70 the eesne u ~ insarrection. At
lat repoEts PueEte Plata waa surrounded
By the ininfgantA who had nada several
i1eGsstuoA utkeaptD - enter the town. {
TAe stso21e bes had touched ct Puerto
Plata, ftsA Nov Yefk. hut Vas unskls q
10nA hoe cargo o. Aec0unt Of tbo 6ahting
there, and left for oaa Do0ing0 City.
s,f. ReaEs ef . HuxEicaae.
Meteorological ebssrvstisss nads hseo
indicssed that hurricane has probably o.
eufrod south Of. Tho islsnd % the eiehth or
ninth instant. 81 IA. maj
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

t0 y1akS0 4as9l
both houess of Congress, makes the follow
lnR upuViaiono - o6o rivgg0 Of s6ooeetase
Coos river, go 600; Et0wha, $1,000;
Oemulaee, SIS 900; Chattuh0oobie, 900,
"a Savannah harbor, o62, 00O. i also pro
vides $4,000 for the Tes1cssse river, TO
b axpsGded n opening Nasole shoalo, sd
4lO, 100 for the HioWasseo.
The bill provided f.. inpecyemeets alons
tie scsirs Rrsess:a NE q yssse se91 d
Atlantic ooeaa q savannah, eDeept the
connsctipg canals bstweeus The rivers. The
South gets nearly iva Of the I've nini6es
appsopeiated, tho Houes insisting that ehe
skould have due propcrticn. II y regarded
- The faifsst bill for the South evee psssed.
3tt- The Pesenl Dill.' ~ .,s-s
The post route bill, ~ it passed the eei-
aEe, Gives SOS 900 for the restoeatioa OF the
1nDt 0ails. a. .tassi 81 = -t'ssa ss.'e
ne Ceasuiar and Diplouiatic BIN. a
Tue consular and Diplomatic bill, sas
azreod upon, abolished twenty-five c9nsui.
sxes, and the number of ministers resident
n South and Central America ie greatly
ished. 81. IS q
James g. Hill, of Bostop.. has becA up
noinfed snpervising archissck The appoint
nent 10 made By the Ssenstasy Of the Treas.
ury and is not subject TO confirmation Oy
the Senate. r. .s
The Hawaiian Treaty ~ Dea4 Xeesg
The Hawaiisa treaty cones mp tomorrow
- unfinished business. - =. 49,
THE Proposed New Constitutional ADesA.
. Tho following IL the amendnent which
,vilf he v0tAd unon tO-morIOV:
ARTICLc l6 No State shall make any law
respecting IN estAbhshnent OF religion, or
prohibiting the FREQ exercise thereof.
and NO religious test shall .eyR b 70
ouired ~ . qualification t. Any office
or public trust under any 6tste.s No public
Loan Of credit BY or under the Authority Of
tho United States, or any Stats, Territory,
district or municipal corporation shall b
sppfopriated to. o. made Or uDsd tor the
support of any school, educational Or other
institusi0n under oentrol OF any religious
Or anti-religiouD oeOA organization or d.;
nonhstioo, of whereie the particular creed (,
q tesets Of any rslsi'as Or sntt salisious
:sss oFg:. ..ss ..a o. ..s
Lar creed 81 tenets shall b read
O. taught in any school OF insitutioAlsup-
ported in vkoas oAia part BY such Sevenus,
oR loan Of credit, and n such appropriation;
q 1can Of credit slDall - MadS to ny rsli-
Gious or a1ti.religious est, organizatioa or
dsaouinetiea, 9 70 Peo@oto il intsroa1s OF
'tenete. Thie artiele sball 1T b construed
to prohibit the reading Of the Bible n any
schUol og fustitution, and il ahAA not have
Abs eject = impair tie rights Of prpperty
already vOote1. s fassr as9 n
! 0Ec. 2. ConGlss 6hall hsve p0Wer b. up
neopeiate leGlsIatioa to provide for tA6 pre-
vsafioa and Ruaishne1t Of violatieas Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

- tersss Peace rssicy-ssrv,a n the
Ia TsA1D-AasacA,s~ 2stFeat. 500
Loxpox, Auksst -. Ia Standards Bsr
II special sayS: The Porte hiss positively
declared it isswilling to aeestisbe for pesos
'vhonevee the spOWeE1 aEo afpoeea to inter.
pene, but II IL nat Wiling 70 agree - n
Arnistios befese To entry Of the Turks into
.a 4ss NJ. h. i. /. a,.p...s ri.oas.ls.a1.
s6afVia, Abdnl Kerim pasha u 'pushing
westward from 0urk1sovats, and the
Aeryian General Horovatovieh has fallen
baok q Tenckeve and xisurA Hard
,ARhtinr OomAeuged at Yanckov0 on We'd
Heodsv and ID still o6otlnuing. If the Turks
6arrS xanckovo there VIII be no important
!Sba1acls In thsiR; way 70 BaDjA The army
q the south b, 1neing badly. and has ~
-1reated from Yavri - the interior. All
available guns arc being mounted upon the
ramparts Of the feeteas at .Belgrade.
The Servisu oorfospcudenas OF the Daily
s.News, StandGra and Tines note the fact
that many Servf6ns are coming 70 the rear
snliehtly wounded. in the hand or forearm.
The correspoadento believe they sh0et
Themselves to avoid battle
: 4 dispatch from Belgrade to the Daily
News, says: Coloasl Antich lretrested from
Yavor 70 Ivanitss, without Agh6oe: No
CAOl0RD 08V0 U0O0 IeC01V0V Va VUO
which pushed forward to Bienitza. Jua1alzsi
was the original bose Of General ZaehsI
supplies; there il . SD military road
thence to Kornovao, which 10 1t the dis
-Desal Of tho Tanks, II IvanitxA il also aban-
&oned. 80 - 80 al
The 1snes Belgrade dispatch says:
Colonel Antich's Fetreat to 1vsnitzs means
. much further retreat 1vanitzs = sof-
rounded by high hills, affofding the Turks
excellent offensive positions. Tho fact 10
tho Servian war ID about 70 assume much
less ambitious character than whea first
undertaken, and y about - resolve itself.
into gaerills affair.
~ Ne Propoeol for MleAlasioos.
RE1o1ADs, August line. proposal for
mediation he's been submitted to Sefyis by
Austria or RussiA. - -.
Relief for the e6Fvlan Families. - 4
BucHARxsT. August 1.-THE Chamber
Of Deputies has voted 81, 900 for to 70
6of Of tho Servian families who have taken
refuge In RoumAnia. Tho refugees arc -
6mafod 1t 10000. 80. I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

River and Marine NeWDs
.sou1nwnsf Pass, August il, .Hoen.-Barouetsr
$3.50 Wind sast-southeast, fresh. The weethsr
IL cloudy and shovery. No srrivals Sailed
HteamHhip Arbitrator.
S1RKv11oRr. Argust ll.-westher partly cleudy
md very close. highest peiPt Of me1cufy to-day
800. The river fell six inches in the last twenty.
four hours. No movements Of steamers.
vIcKsBuRe. August H. - Weather warm and
cloudy. Up-Illinoie ct noea. Down-ShAnnon 1T
lP. NJ. Katie ats p. II.
asnPHn, August ll.-R;ver leil one inch. Wealth.
o. warm aad rainy. AyIived-0arlaud, from Al.
kAnsas river. Departed-Sbinkle, for Cincinnati;
Helena for st. Louis, Capitol City, for vicksbure
CrNcIHHATI, August ll,-9ivsr has fallen seven
inches and risen four iuehsc since last night;
stands ct eight feet ten inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy and warm; light ram.
P1RDURa, August l.-ktver eleven inches and
falling Weather cloudy.
IouisvlIlR, August II River falling with six
feet in the canal; raining Cp-Coiden Rule, from
New Orleans for Cinc.npati.
1vAxsvnLE, August ll.-liver eight feet two
inches ana stationary Raansd sn lest night; clear
JAno, August -Dismarck, from It.
Lsuis, q p. n. Depaxted-Robert Mitchell, for
New Orleans, 1t l 4. II. kaired al last night and
this forenoon. River nfteen fact three inches and
falling Weather cloudy. Mercury 500.
81. Ioule, August ll.-AlTved-0rand Tower,
frea vicksburg. Weather cloudy and hot River
falling steadily, with SIX feet cut to Cairo and
boats reported aground
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

Z ns e. ;stiSk SitS ! iesf & SrjS1 & q
tSeir sriSta1eeS vese not a1jnstod, aad I
pestiSe vill b Asld nsxt vsek. &C.,.
sl eEassh6DperS - Neeraska.
OMAHA, Augsst 1l.-Parfss in from
Fremont report .nNeoso beaiss OF gEass-
heppen hsvS kg1tea there. s'.A
-Wreek q . aesnoD a6klD. &c..
SAVANNAH, Ausast H.-The GsFmaw ship
Tfafalgax. fto0 DAfie0, Georgia, Tor Arm
sterda1, y . total wreck on Debsri bar.
strike - ~ t11nsosa1ops aDa oA1o 1atl.
~ 20 "A = rooa.
'CncrxsAf1, August u.-The ftsieht train
beakeoDAn o. the Ohio md 0;soi9aippi rail-
road struck, ebandesibg train d Seymour.
They plaeed the freight rains o. Ne sidina,
uacoapled iaen and destroyed The compiling
Pima =. ss
80 ss@ Later. 80 "a
The strikers st Seymour ere still detain-
ing the freight trains. The passenger
tr9ipe are not mclested. -
The posee which started from Cincirnati
last night refused to cot when they arrived
st seymour. ~.
BATAVIA. N. Y, August l1.-Thonas
Burtoa Quaekenbush was ksnged here to.
O0y 10F 1l13lUk 0o100 XNOIIVOs no VIZ U0Q-
ti5ed in the corridor Of the jail.
Snow Hill, Worcester county, Nd, Aug
ust ll.-Jenkibs Shovel tcolered), cen
victed Of rape. was hanged ct the county
alnehcuse, near this place, TO-DAY. TIE
execution was Witnessed BY abous $500 Per.
soma. 80 -
FAN FRANclsco, August lO.-Berry. Wort
ekill e. Co., member Of the Stock Ex-
change. failed. Many other brokers are
reported shaky.
1Arevsh the well.sd Canal. ~
PoRr C0LB0RSE, Ont, August 1.-The
skif Grace Il, bound from Boston 70 De
troit in 40 days, on . bet Of e30C0, psesed
through the Welland canal to-day. ninety
one days ont. = EE3
Newsbsys % Strike.
ST.. LoU1A August 1.-The neweboye
ing Dispatck. They want il st twenty cents
par dozen. Every boy 10 in the strike, and
the Dispatch 10 kept from the streeA.
.A1eaaoeasul DaDeinG Parties. s-
01EENBRlAR WHITE SuIPHEH SPRINGS,
w. Va, August 1.-THE net proceeds Of
the ball given here last night, in aid Of the.
Caster uoauneat fund, amounted to
t252 50. 4 similar movement, for the bene-
1t Of the Lee monument fn1d, has been IN
augufate6 by the asooclAtiOa for Friday,
the eiGhteenth instant, with every prospect
Of . brilliant success
4 NeN Ifial Of The Lasguaia Murderer.
sConconD, n. H., August 1.-THE Su-
pre0e Court to-day so0tainea the exeep-
6oos Of counsel for /. 4. PAge, convicted IN
January last Of tie murder Of Josie Lang
maid, and ordered . nav trial.
Prsbabmle3es.
80 - sLsasg War DEPARTMENT +
ono CAief Nnal Omcs1,
Warrington. August II, is76-l:30 ,. Ny
For TIE 0ou1h AtaanNc and onh 0tness Tonnes
see and tie Ohio valley. Aiehes, suceee4ed BY sta
tieasEy o. slowly falling neEeoeter; winds mostly
az e,susy WeSthsr wsii pssvs;i, With ccc saioSa,
thunder storns in the FIRST section, ard non the
lat aectiea ~ the sOu.hwest. ~
INV Yoax, August 1.-THE following u tho
conparattye stats0ept Of cotton sor the week
ending to-day:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

TIE eerviaD QuessbooA - the 4suse d
LoNDoN, August 1l.-Anong the psperl
fBubmitted to the Hqnse Of Commons today
Was dispatch from Lord Derby to tke
neitish a1baDadoc ct Csastantiaopas,
dated the ninth instant, which says: )
at appears TO her mAjestys govefnmeat
that The capture Of .6aisschsr may LEAD T.
the oecupation q eoasiderabls paet d
| you 70 urge strongly on the POrre that II u
absolutely necessary ito troops should be
kept under. control; that tho unaEned
population DO spared and that . repetition
Of the ou:EAGes- in Bulgaria BE- avoided.
lyon Will point, ont that D renewal Of speh
| o1trages would prove moro disastrous TO
shs Porte than the loss Of . battle; the h.
dignation Of Europe would b urcontroi-
able, and interference in sense hostile to
Turkey inevitably follow"
"a Netablo Deaths.
Thomas .Cooholly, Conservative member
fer Donegal, and Sir Philip Francis. British
Of TIE supreme Court of the Levant, are
The envsr Questiea.
E Mr.. 0esehen, in the eourse of his speech
on the silver question in the House Of Con-
mons last night, said he thought Lord Ham
ilton spoke too strongly Of tho panic.
Causes now working justified apprehension;
no believed, however, except = to the ex-
tent that American mines might yield In.
creased amounts, We now Know the worst.
!ee ldea OF intIodueing gold currency IN
speaker mentioned the great inconvenience
n Gsrmsnv. '"e'
Destructivv Fsrs.
J, 1As estsbishmeat Of Grant & Co.. On.
~ravers- litho0roSSsrs ana nnh,;.hSr: =,
fnrnmiil sfress. CIerfs.@.ii - d".e-os. -
bv 1re. Loss estimafed RI II OO0 an ~
AZ. have = hrsncS sssshn. S,r~rs n NJ
Ycrk - - -
$500
~ z.r fsreaco. - $50 +
The Times today publ,Ghas = dispatsh
from Paris, sayina: he Enelish preere1ne
Of non -interference in the Eastern questioD,
which was sanctioned BY tho powers after
the failure Of the Berlin nenorandum. IL
the basis Of the sabsistisE harmony, The
signal for mediatian, therefore, ca and
ought to come only from Eneian /. She
the str.arie is !. - eons;dsred A,ishsS
snd mediation may DO euccessfully pro.
posed. A. vet It il Certain that Ensland
does not think the moment opportune. md
NO other power win take the initistive. mi
rumors Of mediation. Intervention and com
ferences are mere hypothesis. Turkev;s
aim Il to anticipste mediation bv accordin9
to the vanquished Eeryians, sud to Monte.
negro, vanauished or not. couditions &C.
Cepteble enough to b approved before
mediation could be accomplished. -
The Grain Prospects.
A leading grain circular says: We have
nov rcpetlnoh OF the heat ana exceed
ingy asy we ne ne OF last month; with the
SSs. !. sr. - /, ~ 80 Sash sa@ - MaOa
eress is making in the mi nd III 81 com.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12
POUND NOTICES.

DBPARTM1Nf o. POLICE,
New Orleans August g. 1876. !
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DISTRICT
w pound August T. 1876
ONE MARE MULE, gray, eighteen hands high.
branded with letter ON the left shoulder, letter
o on each jaw, and letters b and O ON right hin
ALSO, ONk MARE MULE gray, fifteen hands
high. branded with letter on lett Jaw, sore eve
and swollen hind leg.
expenses thereon paid, will be sold ct public auc
ton on TUESDAY: August IS, 1876. st twelve
Of Preur and Orleans streeta
No. 96-snl0 TRBO BLANCHARD, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

cod opened At III 0Nlas, sGanst 0lA St New
York, and after limited business closed Ut the
opening rates in both marietta The only sale re-
ported vas SEQ st III I.
No eales Of silver were reported, and quotations
continued entirely nominal = s-s9 -
Foreign exchange was Nc, or abSut Lilo y cert
lower for sterling and p cent for franco The
sslse Of sterling were confined g &ssce ccnpria:
ing 5000 bill Of ladipg and &lO00 and 8l0OO Al
clear 1t -os llh; ElO0o bili Of laAing u 0s =,
&l5O0 Al clear 1t e5 42t; &lo0o bank st es %6'6,
snd $1,000 do 1t Is A. setM-s
The sales Of francs oonprised 5000 comeercisl
st 40; Is 90 do ct 4es@ and Is 900 bank - ~
, At he close sterling bills wexo quoted q
os u 0s ~ for bin q fading end Al c,ear. and
-Oo5 ~ ibg bank bank counter rAte, -OeS ~,
and hanes % 4.7cd4SeA fur commercial ana ~
iasl for hank.
New York sight WAS unchanged. Tho sslee con.
priced os9,O 600, eDbracipg o90oo commercial -
p cent premfuD; o5o,c0O privato baDke.s, and
81 600 hank a& i. We alss noticed ealse OF $4,000
Commercial on Providenco and SIS 900 o. Phila
delphiA at par. -
Tho benis continued to check on New Yegk - i
y cent pfemiun, and commercial night was stu
quoted g .1A. sos N4
The fDilowipg 10 the oaacial statement a TIE
oo)e0 fep06ted to-day et the stock &xChanaD:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12
: - MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
s. le s-~~- ~-.s
. slsE OFFICE OF TIE RIPUDLlCAN,l
~s Saturday, August II, 1876.
80 CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Buddig, yoss, for Fasosgouls, in bel.
last

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
No Arrivals from sea reported.)
STEAMBOATS,. .-,..
Matches. Leathers. from vicksbu1g
Carrie Thorn OPry, ffom Lower CoA6
Stella Block. TeIrebonne, from Laurel Valley
WGWenock. Taylor. nom Lower Coast
Martha, BoaDett fon Lower Ooass
IMPORTS.
AUTLLA-EchocneR Jennie Wooa-I3C0 bunehao
bananas 10000 plantains 1900 eoooanuts bills
hDes
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
NCKsBu10-Steaner Natchea---2o4 bales osttn
100 6ks cotton seed as sks corn 100 sks bran 6l5
bbls 1our 400 bbls meal 50 bbls oil hhds tobacco
Laurel vALLRY-stsansr Stella Bloek.-sun-
I0w3R CoAsr-steansr Carrie A rhern-sun,
dries a
tOWER COAET-SteAmer Wawemock- Sur ries
LOW8R COAST-eteamef HaEthA-Sun6Tee
RBCERTs BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AHD TEXAS RAILROAD,
august ll-l3 halss cotton hhds sugar - axis rice
34l bed cattle and gund13es
NEW ORLRANo AND MOBILE RAILROAD An.
gust lis hhda tohaoe0 200 bills lime go bbls rosin
10 bbls turpoutire
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12
COMMERCIAL.

COrTON-The. sales to-day embraced $50 bales
Ct prices requiring no change. in our quotations.
We give also the figures and report If the Rx,
change, az below: a.s.
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12
DHPARTMHNr OF POLICE,

D1PARTnHNr OF PoaCn,l
New Orleans, August S, 1876.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DISTRICT
" pound, csrner Of Prieur and Orleans streets,
ONk SMALL BAY MARE, branded with figure
eight @ right hip, two large lumD on left side.
barefooted. ~
Which if not claimed withi1 Eve days and tho
expenses thereon paid, will be sold ct public
1876. attwelye O'Clock II.
1HEODOR1 BLANCHARD, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

If in Conversation you think . peruon
wrong, 'rsther hint Q difference Of opinion
tAAa 0GeY contradiptioa. IS 's-'%
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-12

Solicit - raASaaeo Il the puAlie aesaxine thea
oanful atteettn q Al operations pertaining =
present Distressed peculiarly ssaditisa q The -
They have engaged TIE services Of eempetent
AaaiotantA end every care has boeu tahea in the
a1xaneenent Of their ofaceo for the acoomnedap
tn aid eem1oge Of their patreaa. a
-a $780,.
d. r Otto Moses having fbrmed . eo-partnsts
ship WITH D.. J. Z Wslkee, 1as removed his olaus
hon No. ~ Baxonne street to lo 100 Delord stfeeG
T1vou Circle. iel3 -