The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume], June 30, 1877, Page 2, Image 2

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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TEBRM OP THl PAPER.
IUD5VCRIPTION RATER.
DAILY per annuv . ; :and at same rate half
l (aublished ever Saturday morn
bIt), per annum e; and at same rate half
yearly and quarterly.
ADVNORTIIT4O HATl2E-DAILl .
Translent advertisements t1 per square (ten
lues of solld allte) first Insertion: 0 oents
each ubsieaqunt consecutive Insertion.
Wants. To Bent, Fort Ses sad Boaslni ad.
vertisements,, o cents a line. net cash, solid me-a
sure. None taken at less than 90 oents.
Advertisements for the period 'of one month
nId longeor, as follows:
Loralor Busilness Qo seo 0 cents a line, net.
ittorialn Notices, in Eitorial typDe. 0 cents a
line. net.
$lneroe. ! mo.e I mo. I mo. 6 mo. 9l mo
ne.......... 5 1 1 0 60n 67
our.......... 22 6 Io 0o 15
Te0 ., 50 501 134
Three ....... / 0 o 40 110 175
t r .. .... S 67 140 228
!Ye, 46 50 106 170 975
S.... ...... 4 9 1 90 0 28
1n ...... 00 106 150 210 864
ht. ..... 1156 100 580 400
mne........ 70 130 140 340 480
en..... ... 718 186 10 990 440
leven:...... s0 14i 196 9 600s
welve ...... aol I1s 6 10 a 60
Monthly advertise ents having the run of
t ba r, inserted every other day, to be
woe thirds t above rates.
Mitorial page monthly advertlsements, each
square, 310 per month.
Rates for A4vertlsiag In the Weekly New
Orleans Demoerat.
ransiet and aeneral rates the same is for
A'vertisements for the period of one month
nd longer. as follows:
__ares. I 1 mo. I mo. I mo. I8 mo. 119 mo.
wo ......... 5 50S 8 0
hree........ 12 i 0so as 70
u...... 24 88 7 90
e0......... 0 40 40 105
.......... 2 8 64 93 120
.... I 8 2 B 40 104 180
ht....... 41 11 1
e29 44 70 125 165
..... . 1i 47 75 186 180
even....... 3 80 144 196
welve..... 584 I 86 18 210
14 srrs., or
'i column } 55 90 185 926
1 tmn. I o I 100 160 20 80
NOTES,
- Five thousand ono hunthrod and thirty-four
Ins (hilnamrn left Hong Kong for the Uonitgt,
States in 17n than the year previous.
-natoilrBogy' l.l8 uw$1000 l the failure of
the Comumnerclnal ItIlurlaneCompany, ofI which
his son was ipr1,'I(lnt.
. The cathedral, cllapel and Episcopal resi
de(t14 prllentArd by Mirs A. T. T4Stewarl.t to thile
Epiesopal eh.11r1' of Long Islanid will cost
one anid It hlf ln1lllo1ns.
--The dlialnond(s, jewelry, p1Iara'Is.I, I1enk
IOOes, with ol her valnualeol, of the lab' Sultan
Abdul AIzzl have bhen nold by nu tion on the
-- A large r4 nu4nbr of citiznws of louthwe'.i -
'Orll Virginin hlave PlKti4tonltl that tlr1oops Ihe
1,ant, Iln fo~,1C s144lihtioll, I1a ena1bl1. the (f110 o1ins4
to pl.lt.ure t gantg lof illicit distillors.
- The rllaget for the antiqule xtAlll1ds even to l I
1tlhb1 linen anld toweling. Face towels haven\
h'blue and red 1n4l4iiteval borders Ilnst li of the
eu4tomiilury d4lamiask desllign, and Pomilot1lian
xnrd-rl'r l'r lla hown ti tl ct110 (1lot,13.
--- 8.am1ln 1 .7. Nash., who Ilnullsed ihimi41elf yv
(clusililg fIalseo il1l4144 olf lire in Man Frinhcisco,
h1iH bx1n sent+lllnclle totl ,pay tilnes amrnlltilng t) (
$110,0, or 141 I' 1l risonil in the , ' lnty jail I
for eiglht mlnIi(th,.
-Oregon Is tih greall, lis-cunning SI4tte' of
the Union, ,and lnst season alone 700,H)0 ca es
of canned salmon wore put up and tant to all
parts of the world. Those 15,(H)0,000 cans re
quiriwl :,0900.01u fish, and yet the supply was
rlot visibly affecteld.
--The chief conk of t;he Car'lton CIlub, of
London, has recovered £25 damages from
'mnity Abir for intimnating that dinners
eaotn at that club spoil dlige.tion. It is a
poor rule that will not work both ways, and
we suppose itt will now eo In order to recover
tlamllagel froml oks whose dtnners ti0do causel
thdigestion.
--Carefully cull.l statistics are adducell to
show h thath ctllecI fi life are longer In
France than elsewhere In Europe. Of a mnil
lion Inhabitants who reach their sixtieth year,
Italy has 71,102; England, 78,910; Holland,
70,1,84; Sweden. 78,187; Denmark, 80,057; tBel
glum, 88,432; France, 101,495. (Great Britain
has the best show of centenarians:
-(lneral Grant will recleivo at personal in
vitattion fronm the (erman military authori
ties to attend the autumnl mnlaneuvtes of the
army. This will ullndoubtdly be a great treat
to Carsar, as he must naturally tako a great.
interest In the condition of an army which is.
amihnlttily the first, in the world in dis
cipline and 'flcioncy.
--The Neuionrr says that b.twen tlihe Car
dlial of State, Siluonll, and the Nuncio in
Paris there is a continullus exchange of
cipher disliatches, evidently referring to tihe
situationl ini Fal'lnce. 8iililo)lnl reconl nends
that nothing sLould ,l 1 said or (done to emb1nlI
rass Marshal MaeMahon while li' is working
hlt to avail himself of the sLituation in favor
of the clerical party.
Bitter fooling las hl.l caused at )iarL ion tih
College by the course of the letullre connit.
tee of the class of 1878, which intends to in
vito Theodore Tilton to lecture next autumlll
before the students of the collego. The far
ult.y have signified their disapproval by
voting not to purcliase sealson tickets to thll
course, and it is thought that the college par
ish will refuse the use of the college church
for lthe plirpolse,.
SOUHIERN NEWN.
Lonlmlana.
Charbon has extended to East Felici
ana.
The river is falling slightly at Plaque
mine.
The parish attorney of Caldwell gets
$200 a year.
Peaches, figs and all kinds of fruit in
St. Landry are doing well.
All the crops in Webster parish
fruit, wheat, corn and oats-are excel
lent.
A new paper is to be established in
Mansfield, so at least the Natchitoches
Ytindi'ator declares.
The cane crop of Plaquemines is much
larger than last year and in better con
dition, although a little behindhand.
A new postoffcle is to be established
in Iberville parish, just opposite Plaque
mine, on the other side of Bayou
Plaquemine.
The St. Joseph and Lake St. Joseph
Title clubs of Tensas will have a rifle
match on the Yelverton place, in that
parish, in August.
Dr. Baker, who has been conducting
the religious revival in Shreveport, has
gone to Bossier parish, where he will
preach every night.
The crop of poetry in the country pa
pa sev ma univerallJy larg
Pointe Ooupee Pelcan has a long list
of the poets of that parish.
A serious attempt was made by the
prisoners confined In the Concordla
parish jail to escape therefrom last Fri
day. They pretended to sing hymns all
the evening, which aroused suspicion.
An investigation disclosed the fact that
they had raised the Iron plating of the
floor and were very nearly ready to es
cape. Matters were at once righted.
On account of the overflow of the Mis
sissippi river, through trains on the
*Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Rail
road have again been temporarily sus
pended. Passengers will be transferred
across the overflowed eection-Tallulah
to Waverly Station-by handcars and
skiffs. The decline of the river-now
commencing at V.qksburg-will, it is
believed soon afford relief to the sub
merged district, and permit the resump
tion of through trains from Delta to
Monroe in about ten days.
Missi.slppl.
Winston county has pledged its dele
gates to Gen. Lowry.
A State convention of teachers will be
held in Jackson, August 1.
Lincoln country Is in favor of Lowry
for Governor and G(win for Auditor.
Lawrence county has instructed its
delegates to vote for (win, only, for
Auditor.
The Atlantic and Paciflo Telegraph
Company will have an office established 4
at Meridian about the 1st of July.
The Radicals of Mississippi are trying
to cheat some of theD)mnocrat of that
State with a "Young Man's ticket," t
hoping to get up a split in Democratic
ranks on this.
It is reported that a white man, by the
name of Wm. Quigr, from Vicksburg, a
passenger on tue Yazoo, jumped from p
that boat into the river as she neared
Satartia, and was drowned. No cause
known.
KUVWU.
I A special election for Mayor was held
at Edwards last Tuesday, which re
suited in the choice of Mr. Graves, the
regular Democratic nominee, by a large
majority. Mr. C. N. Harris, of the CUit
zen, was run as an independent candi
date by his friends, without his consent,
and of course was "left."
Already the counties are beginning to
hold conventions to select delegates to
the State nominating convention. Quit
main has been heard from, and sends
delegates instructed as follows: Col. J.
M. Stone for Governor; Kinloch Fal
coner, Secretary of State; Geo. M.
Govan, Auditor: W. P. Maylleld, Treas
urer.
The Jackson Railroad Company are
bullding at their shops in McComb City
six additional fruit and vegetable cars
to run between New Orleans and St.
Louis upon the passenger trains. The
shipment of fruit and vegetables has in
creased immensely within the twelve
months.
On Tuesday of last week Mr. Burns, a
laborer on the Ayers place, about seven
miles southeast of Holly Springs, was
found dead, having been shot in the
back with a shotgun while at work.
Subsequent events, however, threw sus
picion upon Chas. Evans as principal,
and - Briscoe as accessory in the kill
ing. Mr. Brisco was promptly arrested,
and had an investigation before Es
quire Johnson last Tuesday, and bound
over to appear at the next term of the
Circuit Court in the-sum of $500. Evans
fled.
James Hill, a young man about seven
teen years of age, living with Mr. W. I
M. Palmer, near Goodman, met with a
horrible death on last Monday, under
the following circumstances: He was
returning from the field late in the I
evening riding a mule, which he had *
just taken from the plow, the gear re- t
maining on the mule, when he fell off I
and became entangled in the trace -
chains. The animal becoming freight
ened at this, commenced running and
kicking, dragging the young man over
stumps, logs, etc., until, from injuries,
he died, almost before the mule could
be stopped.
The following members of the Demo
cratic State Executive Committee were
present at the late meeting: Gea. J. ,
. George (chairman), Gen. E. C. Wal
thall. Hon. H. M. Street, Capt. J. W. b
Smith and Col. Labauve. There were b
differences of opinion in regard to the r
time of the meeting of the convention,
but all acquiesced in the decision of the
majorily, and agreed that the party
which won the splendid triumphs of
1875 76, and rescued the State, should
main its organization and adhere strictly
to the usages that had made it strong
and effective.
At the last term of the Circuit Court
of Yazoo, which closed its labors last
Wednesday, two negroes were tried,
suspected of burning the stable of A.
N. Smith, who lives a few miles up the a
river from Yazoo City, causing him to I
lose eight or ten horses and mules, and
corn and other property, amounting to t
live or six thousand dollars. There not
being sufficient evidence against them, '
the case was dismissed before reaching
the jury, though it was quite clear in
every one's mind that they were guilty.
The result is these two guilty wretches c
were found on the Clark place this e
morning dead. One was hung and the
other shot by unknown parties.
Texau.
A teacher's institute is to convene in
Dallas on the 11th of July. Teachers
throughout the State are requested to
attend.
Houston is talking seriously of sur
rendering her city charter. She is a
bankrupted city, and bonds are what's V
the matter.
Dr. McManus, of Corpus Christi, who a
owns eleven leagues of land west of Go- 3
liad, has sold two leagues to a Mr. Spen- 1
cer, of Pennsylvania, who will locate a c
colony of Pennsylvanians there. 4
One colored voter has already come to 1
grief in Austin for illegal voting at the
late municipal election. He was tried
in the county court and sent to the
county jail for six months.
The Mexican citizens of Victoria
county propose to celebrate San Juan's t
day. the 21st inst., by a grand funcion at 1
Uriste ranche. A grand funcion means
a fandango, cock fight, horse races,
the destruction of much mescal and a
free fight.
The Rockport Tranlsript says that I
twenty-two prisoners, when about to be e
locked up for the night, at Brownsville,
set upon the jailor and his assistant 6
locked them up in the stocks, and at
tempted to escape, six succeeding, three
of whom swam the Rio Grance, and 1
landed in Mexico under the guns of the 2
Garita guard.
The county site of Van Zandt county
has been removed from Canton to Wills a
Point. When the votes were counted 4
three boxes were thrown out by the 2
county judge, whose action was sus
tained by the Commissioners' Court. C
The minority have appealed to the Dis
trict Court, but in the meantime the
archives and records of the county have n
Jee caririeQ to Wills Point, · 1
FINANCIAL A)4) COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Friday Evening, June 29, 1877.
NEW OBLEANS OLEARING HOUfBi,
Olearings. Balances.
June 23.......... .... $708,067 01 $81,302 48
June 25............... 909,216 72 82,112 15
June 2.............. 1,0256,192 83 137,061 90
June 27 ............... 620,224 56 81,520 93
June 28............... 1,028,156 70 185,972 25
June 29............. 712,829 05 113,843 45
Total this week....... $4,998,716 97 $682,418 18
Total last week....... 5,561.758 77 831,875 76
Total week before.... 6,484,762 51 806,087 21
The offerings for discount have been light
throughout the week both in bank and on the
street, and commercial paper has ruled at easy
rates. Iq svmoathy with the course of the New
York market, Gold and Fareign Exchange have
been slightly irregular and lower. After a fair
movement the former closed at a net decline of
14o from last Friday's rates, and sterling at 2@
21,o, very little having been done in the latter.
New York sight has been dull, and commercial
sight has slightly declined.
Btooks have remained quiet. Meeting wilh a
somewhat better demand, State Consols and pre
mium bonds have ruled higher, closing at % per
cent above last Fridais' quotation for the former
and % per cent for the latter. City Scrip, Half
paid Oily Coupons and State warrants have flao
tuated slightly during the week, but closed to
day the ea e as on last Friday.
The Louisiana National Bank gives notice that
on and after the 2d proximo, it will purchase at
their face (par) value, coupons of the New Or
lPans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad, No.
42, due July 1, 1877.
The following banks deo'ared semi-annual
dividends to-day: The Mutual National Bank, 4
per cent, and the Union National Bank 5 per cent
both payabietmn ad after the 2d prox;im, $d
the Germania National Bank, 6 per cent, payable
on demand.
We cintinun to quote: Excep;tonai commercial
paper 8d- ~ cent per annum discount; Al do.
10@-; second grade do. 12@15; collateral loans
-@8; first class mortgages 8@91;, and second
grade do. 10@12.
Gold opened at 105105i , against 105'4 at
New York, and after a IIt iten businoess cloed at
the opening rates in both marknets. The pales
summed up *28,1 00, nemiracin. $6000 at 1015, $9000
at. 105, $5'L)0 at 105 p(6105Y4, and $1000 and
$7000 at 105'..
Foreign IExchange was without quotable varia
tion. The only sale reported was £2500 Al clear
sterling at 607,.
At the cl ,se sterling bills were quoted at 508(@6
1109 for bill of lading and Al clear, and -@513
for bank (bank counter rate -'4518%), and francs
4 914%@L90"'4 fr o, luercial and nominal ftr
bank.
New York sight was unchanged; the sales com
prised $85.000, embracing $15,000 private bank
era' at 1.16 i cent discount, and $10,000 do and
and $60,000 bank at par.
The banks continued to check on New York at
v# cent premium, and commercial eight was
quoted at 1-1t6 1 cent discount to par.
quoted at 1-106 1-i cent discount to par.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCIIAN(iE HALEEI.
FInsT CALL-11 A. M.
$559,rt00 State Cousole .................. 821'
10,000 do 82%
300 Premiums (drawn series)...... 1 (;0
JETWEEN CALLS.
25,0(0 State Consols .................. 2'
10,000 do .................. h2a
18,003 do ..................
10,01)0 Premium Bonds... 35.1
11,000 do .... ........... 35%
RECOoND CALL--2 P. M.
5,000 State Consols .................. 82
5.1000 do .................. 82t
12,000 Premium Bonds ................ 35'
AFTER PECOND ('ALL.
5,000 State Consols................... .82=
bold yesterday, not before reported:
20 shares People's Ins. Co............ 15 C.
T''e 15 shares People's Bank reported by the
Stock 1.oehango yesterday should have been at
$41 Instead of $31.
Stocks continued quiet.
at.te Consols declined 1/4 II cent, closing at
81f;@H2t1, against 82t1@82p yesterday. Preo
mimn Bounds ere still quoted at 354li2t35;%.
City Scrip closed at 31%,@'33 for 1871 and 1876
issues, and at 35@37 for 1815.
HIalf Paid City coupons ruled at 33j37, and
State Warrants at 860@37.
'ho following are the quotaliors of School
Certifilates: *Ootonor, *November and *Decem
ber, 1874 issues, 31@33; Augnst, 1875, 68@070;
*September, *October, *November and *1)ecem
ber, 1875, 83@35; September, 1876, 85@58; Octo
ber. 52 55, and November - (i25, and December
--(023, and March, 1877, --@id.
*Rlceivabla in payment of school taxes due
previous to 1876.
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEINS DEM3OORAT,
Friday Evening, June 29, 1877.
Qt,.talions representt pricesfor round lots from
flt) r.· arn.u, unless otheriwise stated. Io filling
sntall orders higher prices are paid.
COTTON-The sales to-day (not including 150
bales additional yesterday) embraced 1550
bales 0. full pices, requiring an advance of a
partial lio in our quototions for Striot Ordinary
to Low middlingD inclusive. We give also the
figures and report of the Exchange as below:
Gen'l Quotations. Ez. Q.
Inferior.................... 7'e@ 8K. -
Low Ordinary.............. '9@ 9, 9i4
Ordinary.................. 9I%@( 9,s 9'~
Striot Ordinary .............10 @104 -
Good Qrdinary ............10 '0910%/ 10
Btrict Good Ordinary .......10 @10 -
Low Middling. .............10 l/r11' 11
Strict Low Middling ........ 11 @11l'
&iddlingg .................11@ I.~ 11%
Strict mIiddling.... ........11 t@114 -
Good Middling .............11 ,@rl2 ' 12
SMiddling Fair..............12,12%12/ 12'
Fair.......................12"34@13
The market derived additional strength from
the favorable tenor of the telegrams from all
points, and factors generally were more stringent
in their pretensions, but some were willing to
meet the demand at the previous advance. A
part of the business was consequently without
quotable improvement, and a part, especially in
the medium grades, at a fraction more than
I could have been realized yesterday. The de
{ mand, however, running mostly on the medium
grades, these descriptions exhibited the most
buoyancy. In some of the other grades, how.
ever, the leaning was manifestly to outside fig.
urea.
The sales of the past three days sum up 7250
bales (3250 on Wednesday; including 100 not re
ported until Thursday, 2150 yesterday, including
150 not reported until to-day, and 1580 today,
making, with the addition of 100 ba!es to Tues
day's report, an aggregate tor the week of
11,400, against 6600 last week and 10,200 the
week before.
Week's receipts 1654 bales, embracing 755
from other delivery ports (all from Texas),
and 899 proper against 1855 proper last week and
3147 last year. Total proper since Angust 31,
1,185,208 bales, against 1,402,804 last yeer-de
crease 217,596.
'1 e exports comprise 9455 bales, embracing
4210 to Liverpool (including 984 via Pascagohla),
1400 to Barcelona and 3835 to New York.
the Exchange telegrams make the receipts at
all the ports from 12 m. yesterday to 12 m. to
day 1379 bales, against 1827 last week and 1046
last year, and since Friday 6270 bales, against
8015 last week anti 11,10)8 last year. 'Total since
August 31, 3,914,055 bales, against ,,061,323 up
to Thursday noon, Juno 23, last year-decrease
147,2;;8 bales.
Lxporte Friday to Thursday, inclusive, to Great
Britain 11,389 bales, against 21,785 last week and
21,942 last year, and to the Continent 3525
hbales, against 4173 last week and 3446 last year.
Exports at all ports since dept. 1: to Great
Britain 2,060,990 bales, against 1.996,433 last
year; to France 450,309, against 425,918 last year,
and to the Continent 429,303 bales, against
671,567 last' year. Total to Great Britain,
France and the Continent 2,910,602 bales, against
3,f93,918 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
1 12 m., 258,652 bales, against 282.229 last week and
287,552 last year.
The week's receipts at the chief interior towns
(Se ma omitted both years) embrace 589 bales,
against 1064 last week, and 983 last year; the
I shipments 5989 bales, against 6104 last week and
4620 last year; and the stocks 19,994 bales, against
26,306 last week and 35,587 last year.
Compared with last year, this shows a de
crease ot 394 bales in the receipts and 15,593 in
the stocks, and an increase of 1369 in the
shipments.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared (before to-day's exports of 1354 bales)
11,594 bales, embracing 2651 for Liverpool, 8003
for Havre, 682 for the North Sea, 112 frr Spain
and 140 for oosetwse ports, leaving in presses,
agreeatly to its ascount at 12 m., 52,457 bales,
only a part of which is on sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Galves
ton at 11%,e; at Mobile at 11o: at Savannah at
11',o; at Charleston at 111/ i1fo; at Wilming
ton at 11%c; at Norfolk at 11/,o; at Baltimore at
121c; at New York at 12 8-18o; at Boston at 12%c;
at Memphis at l1r,; at Angus a at 11l@ll e;
at Shreveport at 10%o; at Philadelphia at 12 6-160;
at Cincinnati at 11,c, and at St. Louis at 11%o.
The Exchange reports: "dales 21600 bales.
Market strong."
The telegrams to the Exchange repsrt the
Bombay movement as follows:
This year. Last year.
Great Conti- Great Conti
Britain. nent. Britain. nont.
Shipments since
June 22........ 1,00, 7.000 33 001 17.000
Previously......:t)4.o000 8M,000 4,:4.000 :111.000
Total............ 339,0o0 887,000 4.000 324. sO0
1877. 1s76. 1875.
Receipts week ending
Julon 28 .......... 10o,000 12,000 7.000
Previously ..........9t1,00) 0.14.()O 1,170,000
Total to date .,... .97,000 100r,000 1,177,000
Afloat In Bombay
harbor June 2s..... 20,000 19,000 3:l,000
Compared with last year the above shows a de
crease in shipments of 147,000 bales to Great
Britain, and an increase of 59,000 to the Conti
nent-net decrease f8,000; and an increase in the
receipts of 19,000; and compared with the year I
before a decrease in the shipments of 370,000 and
in the receipts of 202,000.
CoTTroN TATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1,1876-bales...... 29,3177
Arrived since last statement.... 151
Arrived previously ............1,37sR,in-1.,37:.252
(hleared today................... 1,3. , 4 7
Cleared previously ............1,33.5.40;-1,344,iIl
Stock on hand and on ship
hoard, not cleared.......... 62.729
Bamo time last year ........... 74.127
To-day's exports embraced 1105 bales to Liver
pool, to which we have added 241) by rail and
river. We have added to previous exports 162
bales for corrections of Custom-House clearances.
Receipts prover since last evening 151 bales,
against 331 on last Ftidav and ,91( last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days'
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBOCCO-The sales to-day embraced 311
hhds, making a total for the week of 451 hhde.
The amount on sale is now reduced to 7100 hhds.
Nothing h is ti anspired with regard to prices and
we repent our previonu quotations as follows:
Inferior logs 4@t0,% o low 4@45%o, medium
5'/,tfi, good to fine Oy(fiWC.o. low leaf 7liRo,
medium 8'i,.l0o, good 10j 120, fine 12y,@
18/,o, and selections 141@/.l.c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
SRt.ok on hand. SHpt. 1. 1687--hlls ......... 11,1
Arrived iant thrn days ........... 173
Artived previously ................. 6, t.s --,a
17,7410
Exportud past thrond)yw.......... now,,
Exported previously ............... 6.71
Broken up, te ..................... 940-7;,0
Btock on hnnd, et t................ 1n.,o0
FRiEIGH rf -The steam room for Liverpo, I
has he, n filled up. and siell room has been di
minished by the clearancel of vessels for Pasca
oula. We quote as follows:
By stnam-Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d - to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Philadeolrhia
and Baltimore, via New York, sc; to New York
(o. Grain to liverpool 7¼cd.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool h"; to Havre
40.'
P.UGAIt--l:eceived this morning 12 hhds. The
stock tnder the sheris is 3873 bhds, against 1704
last year. ILeenipts to date 140,271 hhds, against
123,111 hhds last 3ear. Thie imaket is very quiet,
though holders are 'offering at previous prices.
Goen common to fair is quoted at tao,e fully
fa'r 094, prime to strictly prime 9i.eo, chi,ke 10'4o,
Peconls 9(M0l10), , centrifngal 10c, velliw elri
fled lic, off whites 11'4 i11i0o, whites 11°,0
12c + tM.
MiLAMHEN-lleoceived this morning 10 bbla.
Tim stock under the sheds is 955 bbls and 57 half
lIbl, aa'nst 128H bils and 9 half hbla last yesr.
Receipts to date 253 (;:17 b)!, against 221,660 bld
last year. There is little change to note in the
demand, which is limited at unchanged prices.
Muppli s under the sheds are held by dealers.
Cimmnon, not frnmnting, is quoted at L5c, fair
50c, prime and strictly prime 57c, choice iOc600
gallon.
FLOUR--Oily 256 bhls came in this morning.
The market is nearly bare of choice treb'e and
choice extran and the nlovement is retarded in
consequence, the demand being for these grades.
The stock consists mostly of low grade flour,
which is ineslable. The sales to-day are con
fined to 440 bbls, of which 40 at $7 50, 60 and ;0
at $9; 50 at $9 23; 40 at 100410 25; 40 at $10 253 7id
bbl, and 150 bbls low grade on private terms. An
offer of $10 was refused for 50 bhls choice.
Common is quoted at $4(44 50, superfine
15 25, double extra $6c46 25, low treble extra
$O 50@01 75, good do. $7'7 50, choice do. $8 50
549 50, choice extra .$9 75@10, fancy $100410 25
(l bbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain 500 above these
prices in their order trade.
The Chicago morning dispatc'bes quoted wheat
$1 38% July and $1 22.4 August; the closing
$1 35 July and $1 21 August. St. Louis $1 80(4
1 83 cash for No. 2 and $1 74 for No. 3; $1 44 bid
July for No. 2 and $1 30,; for No. 3.
RYE FLOUR-Commands $5 25605 50 1 bbl
from first hands.
CORN FLOUR-None on hand. It is in request,
and would command $4 i hbbl.
GRITS AND IIOMINY-Grits are in light ensu
ply and in demand. The supplies are sold, to
arrive, at $3 90(04 W1 bbl; they command $4 158
4 25 l bbl in store. Hominy is in request at
$3 75 141 bbl.
CORtN MEAL.-Received this morning 760 bbls.
The market is dull. and an)plies are offering at
$2 90 11 bbl. 525 bbls sold, comprising 25, 50.
110. 1()1 and 150 spot, and 100 to arrive, all at
$2 90 .;1 bbl. Hales of job lots were made at $3.
Dealers are jobbing at $3 15 f bbl.
POtRK-Nothing doing, and mess is quoted
nominally at $14 25 14 bil. Dealers are jobbing
kt $15 25 it bbl.
The Chicago morning dispatches jqoted $12 91
July, and $13 05 August. Receipts ol hogs 15.000;
steady, and orices unchanged; the closing $12 85
June and $13 August.
D)RY SAL MiEAT-Is dull, and shoulders are
quoted at f/c teacked. Dealers are jobbing
them at 510446e 7'1 lb.
BACON-Bides are in light supply and shoul
ders are scarce, but the market is quiet, prices
unchanged, and scarcely anything doing. Only
5 and 15 casks clear rib sides sold at 8.o and 10
boxes clear sides at 8b/n and 10 at 8%c. Shoul
d.rs are quoted at (0'4e; clear rib sides 81(64
8"4c; clear sides .(48.% c ":1 It,. Dealers are
jobbing shoulders at 7c, ccear rib sides 8%0,
clear sides 8,c "( 7 h.
BREAKFAbP BACON-Is dull and quoted at 9c.
PACKERS' IIOG PIODUCTS - Prime mess
pork is selling in the order trade at $13 50014,
prime $11, rump pork $11 500412 71i bb); pig
pork $8 25i1j half bbl, pigs' feet 650 1 keg and
$1 25 '.1 firkin; tongues 4c anlece; new rib sides
3% " it,. A receiver sold GO bbls jowl pork on
private terms.
HAMS - Choice sugar-cured have become
scarce and in request at higher price. Small size
are in demand. They are quoted at 10:'46tll. *.
as in brand and size. 12 tierces so'd, spot, at
l.. 10 to arrive at 107~c, and 35 do. at 11e,
LtRD-Dull, but from the stock being small.
Tierce is quoted at 9D(090e, keg 9;46l110Oc, pail
10 /,0 It,. Dealers are jobbing tierce at 9c0,
kke10%/c, pail 0Iti, pail 101%'cj4 t1. Chicago
closed at 9c August.
Chicago morning dispatches quoted 8 70 July
and 8 80 August. The closing, 8.602/, July and
8.72% August.
WillSKY-Rectified is quoted at $1 0501 11
II gallon, as in proof and brand. Little or noth
ing doing. Dealers obtain 6@c0e above these
prices in their job trade. A lot of 5 bbls old
Bourbon sold at $2 75 "; gallon.
CORN IN BULK-Quliet, but firm, with the
supplies held at 54c j bushel. There were
some movements; particulars not transpired.
CORN IN SkICKJ-The stoclt on the landing
is about 25,000 sacks. 3oderate local demand at
steady prices. 800 sacks sold, of which 500 white
at 59c, and 300 white, in gunnies, at 60c., and
4000 o.hite, not previously reported, at 50c per
7 bushel.
Chicago morning dispatches quoted 47~% Au.
gust.
O.T8S-The stock on the landing is about
15,000 sacks. There is a moderate local demand
and prices show no change. 145'i sacks sold, of
which 400 choice St. Louis at 46c, 200 choice at
470. 230 choice at 48c, 100 choice Galena at 50c
and 5 0 new Texas at 500 7 bushel.
BRAN-The stock on the landing is about 1200
sacks. Moderate job demand and prices are
firm. 100 and 100 sacks sold at $1 10 7 100 lb.
HAY-The stock on the landing is about 1300
bales, Limited demand without any change in
pries. Prime is quoted at $1S@17; only 70 bales
choice sold at $18 1 ton.
OOW PAB--The season is drawing to a close
and the market has lost its acotivity. That in
first hands is dlffcult of sale and quoted nomi
nally at $2 25@2 50 1 bushel. The dealers, how
ever, who hold most of the stock have a pretty
fair trade on country orders at $83 . bushel for
black, $3 10 for whippoorwill, SB 20 for mixed, and
$3 50 for clay.
RICE Light supply and the matket Is dull.
Prices are nominal. Louisiana No. 2 is quoted
at 4o; fair 57(@0c; good %6'po6 ; ;prime 6Y.4
6" c; strictly prime 6'4@70 (4 l.
uOFFI.E-Themarket is at a standstill and
prices are unchanged. We quote cargoes: Ordi
nary 17%@17yo (gold): ~lr 191,@19.,c; good
20%92'@0e; orime 20('4(r21e lb. ,ob tots: or
dinary 17%1% l848c u, tll fair 200@20%c; good
20i3421c; prime 21%.@21/c S lb.
t1'AR CANDLES--Light supply and quiet.
25 and 25 boxes, full weight, sold at 13%o f3 lt.
8r'AtH-c-The supply is large and there is a
moderate local demand. Quoted 3.,@4o .4 It,.
POULTRiY-There is very little demand and
not much arriving- Western grown chickars are
quoted at $4(1 50: young do. $2 2`0@3 50;
ducks $3 50; geese $5; turkeys $12 '3t dozer,.
Louisiana grown ebinkens are quoted at $304.
8 50; young do $1 25@2 5'; ducks $2 60; geese
$4; turkeys $11 f dozen.
E(QG8-Lighlt supply, with a m-rderate demanr'.
Lousians are held at Il2i20)v; t\o tern 1308lo50
+d dozer.
BU i'ER--There havy' b ncu sullioient receiuts
this. week for the doairnrt, which is moderate.
From the excessive lheat a good portion of the
receipts have comi in soft, which receivers have
been willlrg to pisoc at l wer figures, Receipts
of Western 930 packages, O(lsh"n 300 tubs. We
quote Western creamery, fine 253260: Western
creamery, good, 22@23o; Dairy, tuns, fine 192
200; Dairy, tuhs, grad 176/ 18c; Wtetorn repack
ed, tubs and fl kins, good It6itl7c; repark-d,
tubs and firkins, fair, 14t15tc: New York
creamery, peleotions, 2.r.127c; do. tile 241i25tc;
New Ytk Diiry. f1,-. 25~~i2t; do. good. 22(023c;
do. fair, 18@20c0 :'i TI.
CHEESBi Gootd seuply and dull. Prime fac
tory is quoted at 9@9(c e: ,ff lots and rej~ctions
7(8.-; New York oreanl 14@l5c ja lIh.
ItEUEII'T8 OF PILODUC:E-A rrivetd since our
review of yesterday: 481 bbls fllr, 225 h4so poik,
25 Lbls whisky, 10 tierces hams, St ,i"rcvs leard.
100 kegs lard, 2 casks ba'o,nr, 31 Leoxe bacon,
700 bbls corn meal, 18.7511 sacks trr,e. 7415 scks
oats 1272 sacks bran, 79 bales h'v, 12 Ihrle angar,
10 bbls molasses, 210 bbls pota.oes and 7 bbles
EXI'OR.TH OF I'RODUcE--Exports since our
review of yesterday: 1909 bbls floor. 31 hbis
por I. 14 casks bacon, 52 tc. lara, 61 bblts whisky,
275 bble corn meal, 28015 sa. I;, corn, G3 I sacks oats,
82 sacks bran. 51 bales hl.v. 17 tlhds sugar, 5i
bbla sugar, 20 bbls molasses, 92 bhls rice, 169
sacks coffee, 172 e.aks salt, 7 kegs butter, 7
bbls onions andt 260 bIle potatoes.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MIIERIFF MAIEM.
Wllfllnim F. Goldhhwaile vs. Mrs. Ilenri
itia Hlinry.
SI11FTilJ DITIIIUT UI I' ' FO RTVfI1 I'ARiJHt
f otlOrlt., Ni'. 7i; ll-vy virlll if a writ of
Ssizlrti and sale diri.tlf by thi h"i;u rntloirtie tho
I Fiflh Diotriot ili i fir thi parti.h i f Olrliitiins, in
Sthl abov. ii etti'e ' ans, to Eugene, Wagai tain.
htle s.l ritr. a.l byv -.tid l into sl!ui ii T to llio Itrills
flirrlr lt, I will proi i-ihl i.i sell at pulli iiic
lit on, at tho M i'r'h ntiiits iiali Aio'tioini rs' Ex
uhuingi', iliyiul vt iii. betwuin Canil and Cus
tilhollion i triilts, iilin th S 'oil District ofi
thi.s it-.ll i n A'l UIfo Y. .unon :n. 1177, it.n 12
o'eilok in., the follwiing di'sirilud prip 'rty,
Ito wit
A CERTAIN li)T OF GRIIOUND, tugl't her
willi the lni liil I-u i i- i i hltlirivovmentl ls Ithrnon,
situanlte in thie Firstl, 1itiliet. of thisi 'ilv. anid
iriiu'tlirlie t 1lirtv hfot int on t'hiil'ph u .f anow
Diry;ulis) street, .l twii ee n i rtnviur iuii l'erdido
s -o'tnLts, by ia uttt i iof niliilty-on" fiut L n tllhe
side nearest (1ravi.r svtr et. iii nity-flvo foot in
d't"pth on the side n'lar'' t t'irdidl stroet. nnd
twenty-fls-, ft±t six ini'-hins in width on thls roar
hil , adItrll ('L Ir 5,t I'ing tI in e Iiitlroperity
wiui'h the d"f'ndaii itn Il rin ni'equiilr'd it lpl r
ws'tui f'orIn JohIu .lewitl andl will. Lier' al l .,ssedl
b ic r' (ic,<rg Il r shollide, notnril . puit i> in tlls
city, on1 thliu w tlf Lh utw l f .J n ll',l lJ . 1 .
,,izidi in the nbove i s uiit.
T'lriii --t'uil lh ni the s ii ,t.
'1105. II. ANDIY.
('ivil Sheriff of thei P ii h i of ()Orleanis,
in y219 f7 1t; 'i
New Orlelans HIlonletleanl Alnelalllil vs.
!'larink losyr-ve.
S)URTITl DITIIUT L' C(iURT FOR 7 ITE PAR
l inh ofOrl.lns, No. ii, :l-Bly virtluiof a writ
of ai izur' il al : ta to mltn d tli et.d bIy tit ll lo, r
ailin th Fuliirtih li.strict C1' rt for tit' p irish of
Orleans, in the a-.pv untitil d cause, I will pro
ieeid to stil at publii lli, ion, at the Mer('hants
itnd Auitionecrs' ExthalngI Royal street, l'
twen Uiinal and Custoirhliousi striiits in the
Second District of thi'city, oin SATUlRDAY,
June so . 1877, at 12 o 'elo.k mIl.. the follow
ing lmdesrihid Lropeirty, toi wit-
A IE''TA4IN LOT iOF OlOND. situnt it In
Ihoe siiitd S ond District "f t.iis lly, in tie
sqluar, hou!ii'td by Franklini. TrImo, Cnstuom
house land hiovillo strots, in thii "Faibourg
Tru'Ior,"' id'signt edil as It itulniltr tin onii D pan
drawn by J. I. (', Communy. lsurvueyo.r, datd. tenth
isuelno tutir, 1842t delp .itold in tile oll.T of J.
Juvillier, -notary, which saiid lot of gr'unit
ninn.ioi's twent y-Lninei feet flive inches three
lineiis front on Franklin st re.t, by seventy-nine
feet ten i neo t se ven il lin's in dItth, i l
twoern parallr l Ines, together with all tihi, build
ings alnd iniprovn'-lllntL, on salid seve.ratl lots of
groLiund, or which ilmay ble ereited tIerlon. nLid
ail rights, ways and advaniitages thornLl'unto tbe
'longing or in any wise alppertlaining.
Beinng the same properity aw'iuirid bly Ithl de
felndtit herein by purchase ni, follows: Tho
lfirstly desrlbuied propurty from Franiois Lacroix
by nit Ipassedl befor said notary A. E. lievennu,
unider iiat of April 2o0. 186i, and the
property seiuondly described front Mary Ann
lamtlnpsoni, ly act pliassed tbefore Michael OGrnon,
a' noary publie in this city, iunlder 'tat' of first
February. 115t4.
Scized in the thov"' suit.
Ti'rmil-Cash on tihe stiot.
THOMAS H. HANDY.
Civil Sherliff of the Parish of Orleans.
my2Ti 1'7 16 i0
Jean PinJol v.. Theophilre Haller.
Ti.X''II l lISTRICT CO' (1rlt' FOlL 'ITIH PAll
Sishi of O(rleians, ni. 9342.--by virtue of a
writ of seizure and sate, to me directed by the
honorahio thid Sixtlli Dist riot Ci rt for the parish
of Orleans, in the abtove entithldv cause, I will
ironued to sell at pullic auotiion. at t le Mer
Schults uTndi Aittiinerso' Excihange. Royal
strit, between Canal and Cuitomli isi streets,
in the Si' ond D)istrictr of thIis 'fi y. on HA 'I't It-
SlAY, .Ju fio 0,1877, at 12 o''luk- m., the following
described prop.rty, to wit
TWO Ci;RITAIN LOTS OF (iROUND, to
gethlir with all tIt improvolints thiroeni and
itpprtenianies thteref, andi all rights, ways,
servitudes,. privileges tand a-lwvantges, there
unto biloinging or in sny wise iitppirtaining,
situatetd in the bixtli Disitric of thiscity., for
ruirly at part of ltie parish of JeLffrson,
in this alte.t) dlesignated on a plan ini a plan
hook aninexed )to ani at paissd in the offie of
Selium MaTnor, la i notary public in tuhis ity,
on the filh of Aprilnt.i, tby. i the numbers seven
ntlid eightt otf sipliuarll number twenty-twoi,
lbounded by ilMaireingo. [iq. la .nl. "itantinlo
ple nind Live (Oak strets, aid Ilhts n.iaturing
iatth twenty-nine feet f lront, on Mairengo
street, hyv one hundred and twenty feet
in iei'tittu, betwe,''n Lar 'lil linen Being
the' sai. rfni) 'ip.ity which the, (lefuenlaiti
hereini acquired tby purchase fromi Liaurent
hIillatide,' i, ailld the sin .,,ession of Mrs. Marthe
Etmiro Mari Montret il, his dieiiaseul wift, by
an ai passed liiiiorie aid late notaiirv, S. li ii
Ma n r'. on lhe eiglhth of April,1867.
'T'ermis-Cashl on itih e, At.
TII(OMAS f-". IIANiIY.
Civil Sheriff of the parisuh of nOrleans.
m y:0 ji's1h oi
lsertrand DIntrains vs... aximlen IEstrade.
LijF'r DISTilT1' CO{illl i FORl THE PAll
I ish of Orlean o. No 8tso-By virtue'i f a writ
of fleri flcias, to rile directed by the honori
ble the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, in tlhe above ent thd cause, I will proceed
to sell at public iauntion, at the Merchants
and Autioneers' Exchange, tRoyal street, be
tween Canal anid Customouse streets. in the
SHecnd liitrict of this city, on TUESDAY,
July lo). 1871, at 12 o'ilock in., the following de
scribed property, to wit
TWo LOTS OF G()OUND, situated.. lying
anl being in the Tuirl District of this city,
disignat-'ld by the niumbecrs lwi.nty-three
and twenty-lour, in the i .llsare boundod
by Frenihmi(n, Union, Libural and Genius
stricts. on a plant drawn by J. Pilie, late
surveyor, dated March 17. 1531, and annexed to
an act dated' Mar -ih t, ),f fsam1' year, b-fori, A.
3Mazureau. late a notary Dublic in this city.
which said lots adjoin eachti other andi measure
each. French measure, twenty-five feet four
inithoI. front on Genius strict by one hundred
and flfly feet in depth. Together with the im
provemnents thereon, rights, wals. privileges
and aippurtonans's there-,n. Being the same
property acquired by the difendant by purchase
from ra artial ('aban i'. per act passed before Aholi
Dreyfus, notary public in this city, dated No
venitser 26. 1502.
Seiz.d in the above suit. 4
Terms--Cash on the iptAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
je9 21 311 jylo
JUDICIAL ADVEl)TTI$SZreZT
IUXJAL NOWTICE .
sTATE OF LOUISIANA.
IXTH DISTiti(nT. C-OURT FOR THE PAll
S IiH OF ORLEANS.
IBENJAMIN ll,O()(MFIELD. ET AL., V.,
Their Creditors.
'IXl'T plDTIICT COURT FORl THE PAIl
ish of Orleans, No. D9:12.-Notlce is herebhl
given If, the crelitors of Ikwijamlin BloomflelL
ard T. Miller Anderson, anid to ill other persons
herein interestetd. to ap pear at 6ioe e ffice of Jules
Mai.y. Esq., notary ,publie in this city, on Jully
2. 1177, at 11 o''elck ia. m,, for theo turpose of tak
ing ingto l onsid.draon rho app/lintion of said
I. Iloomll Id and T. M. Anderson for a respite.
Ande they are further notllted that in the mean
lif.e ill jiudclnl eirror'oe.dings against their per
son anld plloerty lar tyt.iaywd.
Clerk's ollo'e, New OrOeans, June 19, 1877.
ti. .J. DUltiSoIt,
j321 55 '30 Deputy Clerk.
EMUICCEMSION NOTICEi.
KMllrres.lon of Abner L. tanlnes.
SECIIND) I)IS'rItICT COlRTT FOR THE
- parish of Orleans, Ni. 39.t6i--Notlce Is
herel,y given to the creditors of this estate.
and to altl ote(r Irr-ns herein interested, to
show etlslllO withlin ten days from the Dresent
notilea ion. If any they hrve or can, why the
Vrovisional t"touruit remsented by Mrs. rusun E.
Bui rke, adinilistratrlx of this ,'st'te, should not
ie Iaplroved and holologatedl, and tie funds
distribultod in a,.lrdlaucee therewith.
By order of the court.
i17 JOHN HIIERBERT. Clerk.
sierrereaoin of A. P FIleld.
,ECONID DIH4TII(1 ' Ci ill frT I t TIHE PA .
1 ish ,t Orlaaas, No. a r', ,; -.,,.ie is herl
girv.nt thle,.ralitr ,04,4l11, ,'4,an :,t ndtoall S
ten dItays frm th1 pre-'n nt tilletiion, if ani&
they hiavn ore(n'i .. '.w.V t11 pr'vi'i'i,lnail iecOllu
piresntll d by I. T'I. I'm rk'. public a tlinnistrf'
toran11l mitii linistrll at jr . li, a-Ite. shouldnot
te Iapproved anl ho nl tI I.lted ,, arnd the funds
( ltiltr ilbted in am ,"rdarell+ Ilhorowith.
JPv o)rder of thtI' 'oilgrt.
j' sin* .1 OH IIN ERtBEILT, Clerk.
-llt1rret lit f Mrs. .JI'annIr A. Iulfour,
Windw 'f Jeii (a t I lif,
t_.IONII iITHII'T C11i' t, "ORl TtE PAR
S ith , f ()IrtllnlI No. :Il N,'ieo is heteby
givent I, t . raldi a ' t hi , t to aInd to all
oltih r pIr. ls lrli in ill - 1, to show cause
withlilngt (. ihiy frt t hli h I' ,-',nt lltifltation
lif liiy Itll v -hav olrI I , o1 tihe iprovisional
a outiilit Pr, ' lit by,. J. . I I1l.pi'd, admilnis
triia.'r tlhin ,'l ;l'l, i, ll n t t ,- L I.h ri t,roved and
tMol]nol,,Kiahted, ;ii),l ti '" ftri , l- ,li-triilluted in ac
oordaht , ihlrewilh.
1lt ord e'Io, t' ' , l air'.
.,''21 '2a :: .I)ffN I IEIIPEIT. Clerk.
Mlerrensson of Widow AvinenIl Candide.
E' IND 1)I TITICT t, COUlrT' FOI TilE PAR
l. Ish of I l t'lt lllo . N,. 35t.019--Noltl'e is hereby
giv'rn to th'e 'tr.li'ors of this "stati. Lnd to all
,other ptr'l'is l ha tilr'ill i llntl'l' tl, to show cause
within ton l-ve fromi the' plresenlit notifleationi
If a iry tholv iiav or rnl, w.ly the a'lcount re
sillntilt by Mrs AnIIgelo itiilidle Avir n ,ll testja
mIill'lntarivV exI'lltrix of Ithei dteasef, shouldt not
,!istri' ," ,,! it, ;"' vraln lot tit rI witlh.
I tl rii [ !ti'it . tl tl : i ri r
lIv ot'1, r of thef c(-ourt.
i'!"21 7i ° .loIfTIN IEIE I ER'T, Clrk.
lnr'iesion of Mr.. Mari Louise Miatilde
iacoste, w.dow of PI'ierre .,'1rrlne Mitihon.
L-E'tiNI DITIITRIP Ci)UIIT FORl THE
pll u-ti o1 O1 1ians . lNi.1h,4(l4 -NiIotIicl hI here
by giv'ni i tilhe 're'ditora o'f this estat, and to
aIll other per rn s hirein int,.resall. to show
icus withinii iel ly frIro the pril'lt t notifica
1tio1, f lIay lthi have or liti, why the account
lpresente'lid by thei testal nt-rliy exeretor ef the
mill honologlotlI. anId thI' 1Nlli., distributed in
t u''rdancn thetrowith.
By orlder of the oairt.
jest 26 :1'* JOHN HEIIEII'ET, Clerk.
iiurresslon of Mlargaret Neu. ieeasCed,
wife of (Ieorgl (hil'r.
L tE(l 'ND IlT'I'I(T (!fTCOtRT' FOel TIlE PAR
Sist. of (lrlansi No t,..5 t-Notice i- hereby
gt ViII Iti 11to 1 ' Ii 'itn r fofthisatiateandtoallother
tlnrsln. hr'Iin interestedl to show enuse within
toln days from thn pri'sent niiotifleatlion, if any
they tllhve or "an, why thl final Ie.ount present
dl by (Il Ioige Irl lil', ll Ii tratr of this estate
should not ailpp roved and homologated, and
the fundIs listrilutd in accordanee therewith
Iyv ordlIr of the '' Illt.
1'21 2'; :11" .IOtHN HEIRBERT, Clerk.
Nulrcession of Iienry 4entner.
I Et:CONI) DISTI{I('T COURT FOR THIE PAR
i isl of Orleans. No. 319,32 - Wheren,.
i('tirles Sqphoir has petitioned the (ourt for
letters of adminriistratioini on the above entitled
cstatnl. Notice is hereby given to all whom it
mavy cnerln. to, show 'aus within tn days why
the prayer if the said petitioner should not hobe
granted,.
By order of the court.
j,21 2; .0' JOHN HERBERT. Olerk.
CONSTABLE NALES.
Charlotte Harrim vs. Caroline Manders ant
Charles (Gore, in solidlo.
UIXTH JUSTICE COURT FOI THE PARISIH
L of Orleans, No. 12,.34-By virtlue of ia writ of
lieri faeias, to ime dlirnetedl by the honorable the
Sixth .Justi o,f the PIa't for tiha parish of Or
leanis. I will lpronied to sell at puiit1 aution. In
front of the ourt-houise corner of Camp and
St. Mary streets, on TUMIDAY. July 17, 1977, at
12 o'clock im.. the following property, to wit
A CEIiTAIN LOT OF IGIOUND, with the
iiiilings all iiproveiments thereon, In
sqiuare lioundeld by Tonlti. Itocheblave and
St. Louis streets aind Carondelet walk,
(esignated i.s lot No'. 4 on a sketch an
nexeid to an not passel.d before James Fahey, no
tary pubelie. ,liiune, 1'71. Said lot. measures 24
fot front on St. L,ouis street and 24 feet on
('arondelet walk, by a depth of 107 feet 6 inches
on sidel' inext to lot No,.:, 105 feet 6 inches depth
on tlh oppos,,ilt side. running through the
sstiuare from Ili St. lolis street, to (Crondelt walk.
irrlns--Cush in Uniitedl Staites treasury notes.
DANIEL O'LEARY,
jltc 23 :3o j v17 Constable.
A. Ilochereanu & Co. Vs. Engle Bart.
i llI1RD JUSTIC E COURT FOR THE
DI parish of Irleans, No. 312-By virtue of a
writ of flerl facies to me directed by the Hon
orable John L. I,areshe, Third Jusilce of the
Peaco for the parish of Orleans, in the above
entitled caus'e. I will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants alnd Auctioneers'
Excthange, on Royal street, between Custom
house and ( ianal streets, on TUESDAY, July 3.
1877, at 12 o'clok m.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and implrovements thereon, making
part of lot nunlber three hundred and fIlty
nine, situatdl In Foibiourg Marlgny. In the
sqIuare bounded by LLafav.tie Avenue (late En
ghiin), Musi'. Gooddehiltlren and Rampart (late
LoveI) and measuring. French measure, thirty
one ftht eight incties and six lines front on
Lafayette Avenue. by seventy foet two inches i.nd
nine lines d(ep on the line toward Goodchil
dren str-et, an I thirty feet wide in the rear.
bounded on the sile toward :rimpart street by
the roierty now 'or lormerlv belonxincu to
JaN'true Vt ltaire, a'quireIl by Engle Bart from
Lawrence .tolnes by act of saile before Amedo
1)uatel, nroturry ipulici, dated August 20, 1847.
Seizedl in the tit, bov suit.
'Terms-Cash oli the spot at thi moment of
adjusii'ation
THOS. J.. BUCKLEY,
io2 1(; 23 30 iy3 Constable.
"DOMESTIC."
Having completccl arrangements w!th the
Domestic HSewing Mac'hine Company for the
Houthern ageney of their c.lebrated machines
I now offer them to the public at the Lowest
Ca- h and Time Lates.
These machines are warranted to bethe light
est running, most durable, and simplest in con
struction of any look-statch machine made.
A new stock of Domestic and "Grover and
Baker" machinesjust received.
Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Depot,
II. II. TRUE,
No. G Chartres street, New Orleans.
8D153@
NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 476 and 478 Chartres Street,
Announces to the proprietors of BEER
SALOONS, and to the public, that having oom
pleted his immense atparatus for manufao
uring
LAGER BEER,
He is prepared to sell the same AT A LOWER
PRICE than auy other HOME-MADE ARTI.
( 'E, and of as good nality as any similar art.
ie produced 10 the &ti'ted *sf, mb2g eM