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do Florence 1000 do and two whales; Helen Man 500 DO
and two whales: Pacific 600 do; sca Breeze oopdo;
Cape serge. the Fansworh with 32o barrels oil and
ono whale: Progress with do; Tom Pope 3so do and
ono whale Roman, 600 do and two whales; sorshcrn
$50 do August ~ OF Lawrence Bay spoke bark Gle
one rom Japan sea- bound Point harrow with $50 bbs
whale oil and i25 SPERM 25 spoke bark Osmnul
on - Nicholas island. with 80 bDls whale OIL
letter dated FAyn sept she arrival previous
20 that date Caalpa. Chase OF NIB with 10 bbs
sp OIL which had been shipped BY sch Beckerman.
this port and had sailed Lydia, Cory with
200 hoard and sailed 10 for home on lst inst.
shipped BY sch Beckemsn and remained In port 7h
barks Petrol Brown do 5 bbls sp board and sasd I'd
10 cruise 6th Ohio Es do has landed 100 bbs sd
sch Ellen Rodman Wilbur. Fi from Brsvs With 10 eb.
Phillips Francis do. $50 bbs oil board. and remained
In port 7th
there that day Of bark Phillips, Francis, OF NIB, with
$50 bills sp oil taken since Juns-35O bbls all told.
Sailed from Faya sept l. bark George Mary Chase NIB,
to cruise. Had shipped her oil by schr A Beckcrmnn.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept 2ssailed, bark Jupiter Ger), Jackcns
New YORK.
BARCELONA, to Sept 2s-sailod, the swh for New Or
loans
BORDEAUX. Sept 2s-Arrived bark sirio (Nor), Rogue
New York
Sailed 2sth bark Agdor (Nor). Now York.
GLOUCESTER Sept 29-Saed barks August Tietge (Ger)
Baltimore; Clara, and Thor for do; Alexandra, for do
GENOA, to Sept 9-Saiied the SueIto. for Now York.
HULL scpt 20-Arrived. bark Crono tAus,, sterk New
York.
Sailed soth b.rks Equator tNor, Now York; Runnebors
Csor,, Fredrkscn, Savannah.
HAMBURG, Sept 2s-Saled, bark Tropic (Sw), Kcl!mer
Philadelphia
uAvRE. Sept 29-Salcd, ship VIM Douglass (Br), Dong
lass, Now Orleans; bark William (Br, Harding North
America.
IxNisnowEN HEAD. Sept co-Saiied, bark Annie Troop
(Br. Ferguson Orom Londonderry, New York.
LxARp. Sept 3o 80 Passed. steamer France (Fr),
Trudele. New York for Plymouth and Havre
adclphis.
MovILLx, Sept 30-Arrivod, steamer Peruvsn (Br),
Smith, Montreal for Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 2a-Arrived bnrk Elizabeth Orb
Torncboh Baltimore; 30th ship John Pottor Mcclure
Bassen.
Also arrived 30th steamer Abyssnia 3r), Murphy New
York for Liverpool Oio Morrison Philadepha for do.
srKrrS. Sept o6-Arrlved. brig Tabor (Nor). Bschc,
Philadelphia
WEATHER REPORT.
G.-k q -f.At ~-A-
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TIRED OF LIFE.

officer Hahn, Of tho Thirty.second precinct, was
yesterday his way to High Bridge, when, as hc
passed through the long densa strip OF woods tho
Jumcl estate, at 16sth street ho heard groan uttered
by evidently in agony Of suffering. Turn
Ing in tho direction OF the aquednc whence the
seemed to proceed, he came upon n mound OF earth
al tho base Of which young man was seated,
his hands covered with blood and tho ground unoer
him soaking with w. Near his feet lay revolver half
hidden the grass There was n bullet hole 10 his
right temple, from which tho blood flowed protusciy
Tho nnlcer had tho poor fellow ~ taken TO tho
station house. and therc Il discovered that pistol
ball had passed clear through tho heal coming at
I'll. lett temple. The dying youth, who slI retained
CONSEQUENCES, was Piled with puucstons az to who
was and how he baj come to his injury He only
murmurcd In repy:--''Nc Ricardo Mc haf no busl-
ness Ali conc. all gonc.n During momcntary ccs.
sation oi his pam bc said he lived nj No 81 Fulton
street. Brooklyn, but could toll nothing more An
ambulance was ihcn procured and ne WAS to tho
Nincty-nin,h Street Hospital where no lies at tho
point Of death.
An .rvestignton last evening showed sna tho youth
~ Ricardo brunette, Cuban, xho 10 August, ts75,
came 20 New York. Ve had comedians not wealthy,
hut respectable. ana iancici nc won!d succccd well
here Ito was constrninod however, to taEo employ
ncnt In a cigar establishment, and later had boon en-
gagged IN another In Maiden lanc snort tmc since
he lost empioymenL
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED Bv THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
IIERALp wMIrESr0NE TgLEdEArm LINE.

REPORTED n THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrESrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer stamicrdhain (Drl. Grey. Lycrpoo, Sent i5
with md.e 10 Iamcs Elwcil Sept -. the Banks,
parsed bark Minnie, steering W
steamer penmars (Bri Wiiam., London sent IL, with
ndss aud 81 passengers to Hurst Had fine weather
aud eastsry winds greater part Of passage sept II
Iat ~ - Ton - % passed ship Arnn (Brl Dnmacsq from
Loncon Tor John ~. ed lat ~ - lon ~ OK brig A.
British mp. showing signals sk X. bound do; aih
LAT t3 ~, Ion - -. ,;crman bark, hound w,
showing siguals y u q G.: day Int IS ~
I1 o. AMP Edith Warren r. Clark hence for Liver
pool 25th lat ~ ol Ion 80 %. German bark bound w,
showing signals QBwk: 2sth. lat ~ os. Ion 80 25 nm
Anchor line bound same day. lat 40 b. Ion 80
~ syria (oi Pembroke. Mcj, bound f. 10Th. PM
steamers Holland fr). hcnco for Londun Italy (Br) and
ciiy Montreal (D1. do Tor Liverpool also Anchor
lire state Of Louisiana DR., henco for Gasgo
and iIindoo fBrl do for Hull
steamer Mas Dntcip. vaudcrhocven. Rotterdam Sept
II. and yiissnscn tIh with mdse and pnssengcrs TO
tunrh Edye ro. No date. lat Al o. lon ~ 10 passed
Norwegian bark. showing signals u W q q. bonnd
dat lat ~ ~ lon 20 n al American. ship showing signal
letters II v e.. bound H.
stcarncr nrpnr an. johnson. Eio Jnnciro Sept and
BAHIA l3th coffee, Re, TO Busk Jcvons Had mod
crac SIX winds tho Equator, which crossed in Ion - 10
then 10 y. moderate SE Winds thence to a. ",
modornteto fresh M winds; Sept 20 had strong gallo
from ~. with very heavy sea.
Steamer wyanokc. Couch. Richmond City Point and
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. Sept 2i-Arrved. bark Drunicos tBr,.
sailed 2ots, ship Gret. .Br,. MccredIc. ouesnSoxn,
ALEXANDRIA. Sept 2Y-sailed. steamer Q knight.
BosToN Sept ao-Arrved, steamers Somerset. Hallets
ssSsns"s .s s Cole
S.edoste.me. o Jsya ,-.,,.a ri, o,u,,. u.x,,.
saSsSa Sept .s Ss 'n'' Hardin
ci.srsd BARK AaFastins KoSbe Carver Lvorpool 'chr
'Hi' R1rsesa s.p. steamer Clyde.
Drake Bs T.. n
steamer Falcon. for Baltimore, is detained by neavy
ToKTREss MONROE. Sept saaArr,yed schr. Charles
saaS5?s p': s'Fss
Ha'Gs J%S%s6SvIIE Ssy Sep. Sarah Da.
' Sa% css5t ohtEASs iss Ss'Hs. Sept Alb.
tsp Havana; bark Aiphonso ct Marie fFr,, Lescay, Bor
soS-Arrived. steamer obcron tr,, Campbell, Liver
ppP, PASSES. @ 30 hA..IveS ships Minnie Gerew tBp.
IysrpS ansy MsSrn Transit, GGt'r d9
o.rS% s sSs;''sqs f.d!iss es
S.Sn" @ r1sy S
san wss spFoab @ po-" ssps ss s.s eh Konne,
FAR New York. Henry Gibbs do; Boston, Nickcrson. do;
SEw IIoSDoS sept 10, Arryea, schrs U + wnshburn,
ss ss Ns.ss Gw" DO Do d.
Sept ansq :ssF; T95y Gray
,.nn R Knight SeGrsos rsnps ny.
York; wlismspo., WilIss Mew London ship Lenns
WI.
PORTLAND, Sept "a Arrived. schrs Essex. CIcavcs
Gardiner for New York; william Todd Wood do for do;
Abbie Willard. Cobb Ban for New ,em, Hall
yinalhAvon for York; Convoy French Rockiand fol
do: X 4 Iiodgdon Torrey. do for do.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 22-Arrived, brig Pcrcy Ed.
ward Turner, Fint's Island.
Ssied--ShIp, Gcrmamia, Baker. Belln-ham Bay: Rufu
r. Wood Davis, Portland Coroa (Br), Messer. Rurrard
Inlet Dnnbar.on' 'hiro tr Anaerson Cork; barks Mon
Cleared -Barks Rainier White Guaala; Cassandra Ad.
ans. Edwards. Port Townsend.
SAVANNAH, Sept 20-Arrived. bark Huntrcss (iir),
Gum, Rio Janeiro.
3Dth--Arrivcd steamers Geo Appold Taylor Savannah;
Martha Stevens, Chance Now. York; brig Elo Butler
(Br), 81 Johns, PR
ssilcd-Barks Harvester, Mda: scbr w Tinl
SALEM. Sept .s.Atrivcd schr L Holloway. Bryant.
Kempt, Ms, for Philadelphia
wiREHAM. Sept 29--sailed, -chrs Estelle Day Tracy
Philadelphia; Wcstmorcland, Allen, Lady Antrim.
Carter Now York.
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INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Tho splendid playing by the clubs forming the other
professional body, some OF them at time
another in contest with the League clubs having
proven victorious, until by thcm evcry ono OF tho
clubs Of the League has boon defeated has brought
this association as prominent as tho other
before tho people OF both tho United States
and Canada TOR clubs or both nationalitics
compose tho organization Recently tho Buckeyes
OF Columbus, Ohio, and tho Live Oaks, OF Lynn,
Mass, have disbanded. In consequence OF these two
playing season without having completed their cham
pionship there will be question to settle
here also by tho judiciary Committee Of this body.
Up TO the time Of disbandment tho record fol-
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived Mt Flores Aug 49, bark Cntapa. Chase NIB .
Sailed from do Aug q, barks Midas Lapham' OF ND' 10
cruise: IIth Minerva, Thompson. do do -, ,v,
Arrived st Helena sept bark Lndn Stewa't "hso"
of NIB. from a cruise; oil not reported :, v.,..
Sailed from New Bedford Sept 20. schr simmons
Rich Provncctown. .xy ,...a
letter from Capt Chase OF bark Caalpa Of Nh dated
Favnl T. AZ that port bark Ohio Elms ~
with $50 bDs oil all told: and brig Vnrnum II h'' baN'
ter do. with 40 bbls all told . -. "a, ....,.
Ocean gives the following particnlar: rcgardmg tue
Rninbow with 1850 barrels oil nnd two vhacsi rhrec
Brobers do oil Normnnd. D!o do oil and two wnHies
Mount Wollaston. YU do oil and two whales; DaWn 4V'
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

The unpiayed games add up iorty-six. but that rc-
suits from giving tho unplayed games OF each cluo.
which Is counting them double no club could play
with themselves, the actual number being twenty
three.
To-day the Louisville and ST. Louis play at ST.
LOUIS; the Auburn ana Rochester, at Rochester: :
Monticello and field nine. al Centennial Ground
Hartford. and Crystal. Captolinc; Lowell and Bos.
ton, at Lowell aud Excelsior and Forrest, at East
Williamsburg.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmastcrs informed
that by tceGraphng HERALD London Bureau. ad-
dressing Bennett No. 40 Fleet street, London to tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 61 Avenue do rOpcra,
Par the nrrivnls and departures from European and
Eastern port, of American and NIL foreign vessels trading
with the United States tho will be cabicd to this
country free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports will nnd the Paris Office tho economi
cal end expeditions for tclcgraphing news.
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BY special request the HERALD gives tho following
table, showing tho relative positions held by tho pro.
fcssiona clubs that competed Tor the League cham
pionship during the OF 1876, the first year OF
the existence OF that boiy. At that time there
several clubs IN the organization than pres
ent, besides which the working was not brought
TO such state OF perfection as It has been during
this season. The centennial closed with twenty
games unplayed but tho prospects that not
than thrco will be lett unpayed this year. Fol
c,o 49,
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A BOLD THIEF.

A ,hef last night losgeacd tho cash box o. car 20.
-. 1aurterr IN street line aud madc an attempt
!, carry Il on but detected and arr'''h" ~ Officer
~~:srS cf tie F,iccn:l preciIcI
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

n8-NoTICE 10 CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
CoASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains oficcrs
In the cosstng and foreign trade observ
ing the Of buoys requested
TO communicate the tho HERALD, that 1t be
brought publicly the attention of the authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible tho numberan posi-.
ton oi Displaced buoys tho of their removal will
suffice observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
American Continent When they observed
the European countries in tho Mediterranean
requested that information be sent either by telegraph
the London Office o the NEw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet street, London the Paris onice 6i Avenue de
rOpera Paris Wher, the telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennctt 40 Fleet street. London
.Bcnnctt el Avenue do ropera Paris" Where cases Of
hc reach of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching tho FIRST conyen-
lent port This information will be cablod free ofcharge to
he HERALD and published.
pJ-NOTICE 70 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-.hc NEw York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
board the HERALD steam yacht showing whtlo
burning the coor red red changing from to tho
other succession. and he several miles distant
Captains oe vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige
10y preparing marine they have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD
pcrsons dcsrous uncatng with vessels arriv-
caro- Of HERALD yacht. Pier No East River. Now
York Letters received all parts Of tho world aud
promptly delivered Duplicates required
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II. however, by tho scHshness OF those clubs whose
record would be affected thereby tho conditions
Of tho constitutional bond shall be required OF the judi
ciary Commttee-not hstanding the !nct that tho
Cincinnati club to blanc for tho
ucnqucncy Of the original tcnm and that tho present
club only paid the 800 upon condition that all Gin
cinnat games would he cnuntcd-then the result, by
excluding all Cincinnati games, would be as iollows-
The New York herald., 1877-10-01
NEW YORK STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Totals. ....................... 70

PROSPECT PARK CHAMPIONSHIP.
This contest viii be settled by the number OF series
won, and not by tho aggregate OF single games won.
To date tho Witokas occupy first position but It is
possible tor the Namecss club TO tic them, will bc
seen by the following
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

According TO article l2 section o. OF the constitution
OF the international ASSOCIATION the record will bc af
focted by these withdrawals that the result nter
this change the membership OF this body Is shown
The New York herald., 1877-10-01
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Salts. DestindftonI O

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &c.
E,oR sALE-0SK LARGE sCOw,
G. Il. FERRY, foot I'D st., Hobokeu, N. J.
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FOREIGN PORTS.


HoLYnwap, Sept 80. PM-wind NV. variable; cloudy
The New York herald., 1877-10-01

norfolk. with mdse and passengers to sae oa oo"a''n
Steamship Co. . ,,-...., o, A..
Ship emhrsnst tof BOSTON,, Moody Ivsr ocl 81 days.
with salt order: vessel to Vernon II nroMn * T..
Ship Drenerlche (Ge). Ienken. Bremen ~ asy'' IN
ballast. to Thco Rtger -, y.,.,., xaa..
Bark Padre Francisco lita) Msrin p's'o'' ~
IN ballast to MASTER ,,... q, ,... A., hal,
Bark Broircne fNor). Salvcscn, uriusaa - aAS' 80 -
last 10 fnnch. Edys x 10. =, -. Ia, .r~,v
BARK Teckaiet Tracey. Amsterdam ~ e";s go ,or III
barrels Miller Houghton ,sepI -, ~ "o' ~. -
spoxs srhr Parcpa, hcncc seville ana Chdiz ro
Eark Nictaux tof Windsor, Nst, s'As'o's D"'N ~
days. in ballast. 10 " Bcrtnux. "a -..h ..a..
BARK Armida Utah Perellnzzi. Cadis ~ d"ys WIN "oso
to order: vessel tn a AgrestA 81 - -.
BARK Alliance tPor Barbosa. ho Jahc'o s oayS WV"
coffee o I; Amsnk A Go. - -.
Schr 4 De Hart. farnhars Aux Cayes ID Gays, Win
logwood and coffee 10 a Noncs vessel to Is stapiem
Schr tBr), Brooks Turks Island IL days.
with salt 10 II X h y Is 1hurbcr . = -. -.
schr Alphs fr, Wharton. 81 Martins days. with salt
10 Thomas Denr!snn. - .,
Schr Warren sawyer. Crie. Alex andria
Schr Lizzie Mayor. Mcaney. Virginia.
Schr Richards Alsbury, Georgetown, Do, ior Tr0''
dnncc. -
MI. -, y.
Scbr James Phillips. Rockwell. baltimore Tor FAN hvcr
Schr Eagle. Robin. baltimore for Gloucester. Mass
sehr Geo II vree land. Van CicaL Baltimore.
S3-Arri.ed 29th. schr Minnie Jones, Alligator River.
Nc with shir giles Thomas Benton Co: vcssc 70 mas
ter. , ,,r,x ,.rr
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 30, 1877.

1Modcrsto. tGcntIo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01

We have no new feature to notice in the Money
market. Under the course Of the New York mar
ket Gold and Foreign Exchange declined slightly,
but the movement in both was limited. New
York sight advanced 1-lfc per cent for CONNER
cial. Stocks continue quiet. State Consols were
easier. After the drawing Premium Bonds
declined 1Dl1s per cent. There was little doing
or quotabe variation in City Scrip, Half Paid City
Coupons or State Warrants.
We continue to quote: Exceptional commercial
paper So " cent per annum discount; Al do
lO@l1; second grade do l2@i5; collateral loans
O.; Al mortgages sL01O, and second grade
do 11@12.
Gold opened at 1855 91O52ls, against 1867 at
New York, and after a limited business, closed at
the opening rates in both markets. touching
1857 during the interim at New York. The
sales were confned to sac, 900, embracing $4,000
at los, $4,000 and $4,000 at 1867 and $4,000 at
1857
Foreign Exchange was easier. The only sales
reported we're ff000 ten days AL clear sterling
sight at sos. El30O and fl5D0 AL clear discount
at $685., f1500 bank at 5l3 and f100) do sight at
515.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 507
q 1851 for bill OF lading and Al clear and
and francs at 1896 for commercial and nominal for
bank.
New York Sight advanced lie " cent for
commercial. The only sale reported WAS
$4,000 commercial at 1-16 aB cent premium.
The banks continued to check on New York at
a u cent premium, while commercial eight was
quoted at 1s03-l6 per cent premium, against
1-l6@H yesterday.
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The market opened with only limited in
quiry, and continued inanimate throughout the
day, the business noted above being divided
among three buyers. mostly for the North. Moth
ing transpred to indicate any variation in prices.
high style of Low Middling sold at 1870, aid
strict Low Middling to Middling at lie.
The dispatches reported Liverpool dull at de-
cline of Lied with sales of 5000 bales and arrivals
1924 lower; Manchester dull and tending down,
Havre fiat and irregular, with no change in
quotations. and New York &c lower for spots,
I-l6c reported early and 1-l6c lster), and ir-
regular for futures, which at noon showed fall
ing off of 5-10007-100ci in Augusts and Septem-
bers, and $1,000 In Octobers, but an advance OF
1.IO093-100c in later months, and closed at net
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01

almost unanimous Endorsement Of the
policy of Cancellation. The most promi-
nent man elected who will thrust q
thorn In the flesh OF the administration
is Hon. Ben. Eggleston. The nomina-
ton of Judge Taft is now urged, In view
Of the nomination OF r. M. Bishop, but
Taft resolutely declines to consider
such a proposition. He says he wants
cannot afford to be Governor. He does
not say that he would not accept the
office Of Senator.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01
DIR. FARRIS.

REGULARITY EUUCAIEU PHIbICIAN,
Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION to
the treatment of venereal and private diseases
Recent cases cured in a short time. Long stand
ing constitutional ailments are treated with I'M
paralleed success. Spermatorrhea Seminal
Weakness or Nervous Debility and Impotency
as the result of evil habits in youth or excesses
which produce some of the following effects: As
dizziness, nervousness. dimness of sight. cough,
constipation, confusion Of ideas. and uniting
the victim for business or marriage, are speedily
clusivey to the treatment of a certain class OF
diseases must possess great kill in that special
ty. A medical. pamphlet, for two stamps:
Medicines supplied. Consultation Free. Cures
guaranteed. Hours: Q a. N. to .. m; Sundays
from7 a. N. to D. N. Office No, "a Excna1 ge
Place, between Canal and Customhouse.s
my12
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.-Parte having any tax
matters to settle would do well to call on W. FL.
Barnett, broker, No. 80 st. Charles street, oppo-
site the st. Charles Hotel, who makes specially
In this line, and can furnish all necessary in
formation and make large savings to them. Mr..
B. has bought from first hands, over counter, q
large amount of all the necessary scrip and war;
rants to settle all kinds of taxes of various years.
very cheap, and consequently is enabled to make
large discounts in settling the same or will sell
necessary scrip to settle the same very cheap.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-01

decline OF O. 1000 In. Augusts, $1,000 in Septem-
bers 3.l00t04-l00c In Octobere, ana 1-l000D3.l00c
in the later months.
The sales OF the past three days sum up 1000
bales t22s on Saturday, 232 yesterday and 535
to-day, against 1400 in the corresponding time
last week, and $500 the week before
Receipts since Friday evening 375 bales, en-
bracng Sc from other delivery ports Gall from
Texas, and 319 proper, against 3S2 proper last
week and $40 last year. Total proper since
August 81, 1889 g93 bales, against ,4l2, $50 last
year-decrease 222, GG7 bales.
l. The exports comprise 1894 bales, embraceg
1852 to Havre and 57l to New York.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from Ia m. yesterday to IL IN. TO-
day 5l5 bales, against ga last week and 70s
last ear and ence Friday 1914 bales against 1853
last week and 2075 last year. Total since August
81, 1898 9lS bales against 4,oe9226 up to -s Mon
Exports FRIDAY and Monday to Great Britain
1890 bslep, against 1920 last week and 5000 last
yesr and to the Continent 5747 bales, against
los last week and 1896 last year.
Stocks ct all the delivery ports, made up to
IL m, III, 1866 bales, against 203066 last week and
1893 434 last year.
The Exchange makes The amount on shipboard
not cleared before to-day's export of 572 bales)
3712 bales, embracing 749 for Liverpool 2215 for
Hayre and 74S for ooastwise ports, leaving in
presses, agreeably to it's account at IL m. 29,o37
bales, part of which is not on sale.
At noon to-day Middllng was quoted at Calves
ton at l1Ac; at Mobile at lie; at Savannah at
1lsSc; at Charleston at 11s4; at Wilmington
at uSc; at Norfolk at 1920; at Baltimore
at 1910; at New York at 10; at Boston at
1870; at Memphis at 1lHc; at Augusts at 1111a
At Philadelphia at 1870, and at Cincinnati at
1890.
1heExchangs reports: "sales 2o5 bales. Mar.
ket easy"
For comparative totals for the past three days,
exports and receipts, see above report.
IOBACCO-The only sales to-day were 8 hhds
Il and ~, which, including hhds yesterday, not
reported until to-day. make q total for the past
three days Of "a hhds. The amount on sale lex.
Guiding recent receipts for trans shipment) is
estimated at 1850 hhds. We continue to quote
as follows:
Inferior Jugs @, low lugs 4@41,o, medium
505%c, good to fine 5s4@6Lc, low leaf ego
TIC, medium S@1l0c, good 10%0l2o fine l2L
Dl31.c and selections 14A@I6o.
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HAYES ENDORSED IN CINCINNATI.
TChicago Times.1

CINCINNATI, July 26.-Delegates to the
Republican State Convention were
elected tonight, and the issue was the
Endorsement Of Hayes policy. That
threw in the shade all questions of plat
form and candidates. The result is an
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