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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

Succession OF Mrs. G.. vi. Tarut-Ne
34,354.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested, TO show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by the natural
tutor and as such administering of this estate,
should not be homologated and approved. and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
au18 81 25 NJ. o. TRACY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

FIRES LAST NIGHT.-An alarm of fire about
midnight last night, came from the box
at the corner of Claiborne street and Bayou
road.
At half-past one o'clock this morning there
was bright light far down town, and the
bells sounded for the eighth district, but we
could not wait to obtain the details.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

VAGRASTs.-The new city vagrant law
appears to work admirably. All the Record
ers had subjects for dissection yesterday,
and Captain Bowen's workhouse will soon
turn out loads Of bruised rocks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

Insurance Association of Louisiana, No. l2O Caron-
delet street New Orleans, August 8, 181l-Mem-
bers OF this Asso citation are hereby notified OF the
deaths of n. J. Thaxton, Elizabeth Carraffa and
Joseph a: Celles, and called upon to come for
ward without further notice and pay at the once
the Association, No. 40 Car0ndelet street, ? 20
on each on or before 4:30 P. NJ September IL, l8II
aus SELF R. w YOUNG, Secretary.
knights of Pythias.-ivanhoe Lodge No. l.
The regular sessions of this Lodge have been
changed from saturday evening to the FittST ana
THIRD WEDNESDAYS of the month until the hrst
of October pr0ximo. The Lodge will meet at the
same place-Etna Hall, No. 8 Carondelet street.
Members will govern themselves accordingly.
III. c. CAULKINS, Worthy Chancellor
r. NON STOLTzENBERG. e L i. SCRIBE iy26 I'm
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PETITION.

NEW ORLEANS, July 81, 1871.
THO THE ADMINISTRATORS OF THE CITY OF
Il New Orleans: conference.-the undersigned
real estate owners both sides of Bourbon street,
from Canal street to Toulouse street, DESTROYS
that said Bourbon street, within the above bound
aries, should be paved with square blocks, and
that the banguettes in front of the should be
tagged, and they respectfully request thas the
necessary resolutions be adopted for the purposes
to comply with the ordinances in such cases pro-
yided for. Respectfully submitted.
3 Names Feet
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Succession of Jehn D. Lepretre-No.

Succession OF 'e q Iao ID. Lepretre-No.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- 0rleans-Whereas Mrs. Sophie Andry Lepretre
has petitioned the coart for letters OF dative
testamentary executorship on the estate of her
late husband, John B. Lepretre, notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern, to show cause
within ten days, why the prayer of the said pc
titjoner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
au20 IS % M o. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

Succession of Addison Gage-No. "a, 796.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans-Whereas Abel W. Bosworth has
petitioned the for letters of administration
on the estate of the late Addison Gage. deceased,
interstate. Notice is hereby given to all whom IL
may concern, to show cause within ten days why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
By order of the Court
, an18 ~ Or n TRACY CLARK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

FIREs.-At halfpast two O'clock yester-
day morning a fire broke out in one-story
frame house, at the corner Of Belcastle and
Valmont streets, owned and occupied by
Patrick Smith. The building, which was
insured for $500, was wholly destroyed.
The furniture was saved by the police. As
the fire originated in an unoccupied portion
of the house, it is thought it was the work
Of an incendiary.
At quarter past three o'clock yesterday
morning, fire was discovered in an unoc-
cupied one-story frame house, owned by Mr..
Carriere, at the corner of White street and
Bayou road. The building, which was in
sured for $500. was wholly destroyed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

Or THE TRAcK.-John Clancy, driver ola
Rampant street car, was arrested yesterday
for running over Mrs. Joannes, at the cor
ner of Girod and Rampant streets.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
N1N0NSNSNSN>NOrO0ONSTSSN0'S0~N
DI0NET10N.

RIONITION.
DAVID C. MCCAIN VS.. SUCCESSION OF o. Dr.
BOIS EFT AL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
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succession Of FREDERICK selther-No

Succession of Frederick Seither-No.
SEC0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleaps-Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors of thisestate and To all other persons herein
Interested to show cause within ten days from this
present notification If any they have or can, why
the account presented by the natural tutrix and
as such administering this estate, should not be
homoiogated and approved, and the funds distri-
buted " accordance Herewith
By order of the Court.
aul8 81 Is M. O. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

BOARD OF POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs.-Pa-
trolman j. Bonseigneur, fourth precinct,
resigned.
George Herman, appointed telegraph
operator, and assigned to seventh pre-
cinct.
Corporal Hearsey, transferred from eighth
to sixth precinct.
Corporal Nichols, transferred from first
to second precinct.
Patrolman S. E. Moore, promoted to cor
poral and remains in seventh precinct.
Patrolman Bancroft, promoted to cor
poral and remains in eighth precinct.
Patrolman Remy, promoted to corporal
and remains in fourth precinct.
Patrolman Pat Barron, promoted to coz
poral and remains in first precinct.
Supernumerary Keenan,, first precinct,
dropped from the rolls.
Mr.. Butler, second precinct, resigned
under charges.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. OPHELIA HEWLETT VS.. HER HUSBAND
No
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Succession of Anfo ine Faivre-No. "a .65:

Succession of Antoine Faivre-No. 81. 652.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-Eotice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and to all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have or
can, why the account presented by the tesla
mentary executor in this estate, should not
be homologated and approved. and the funds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
aul9 % % NJ. 20. TRACY, Clerk
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Jacob April-No. 2J,JOg.
CEGOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of this estate and to all other persons herein inter-
ested to show cause within ten days from the pres
emit notification, If any they have or can. why the
account presented by Mrs Margaret Allen,
tutrix, and as such administering this estate,
should not be homologated and approved and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court
aJ20 2J2a M O. TRACY. Clerk
Succession of III. NJ. Vance-NO. 33, ass.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of oreans.-Notce is hereby given to the credit
ors of this estate and to all other persons herein
interested, to show within ten days from the
present notification, if any they have or can why
the account presented by the administrator of this
estate should not be homologated and approved,
and the funds distributed i'll accordance therew
By order of the Court
au2O Is 20 M q TRACY tHerk
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Succession of Martin Il. Masseft-No.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans.-Whereas, Peter George Massett has
pettoned the court for letters of on
the estate of the late Martin Z. Massett de-
ceased, intestate: Notice is hereby given to all
whom ii may concern to show cause. within ten
days, why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
auI8 % q NJ n TRACy Ciark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

OFFICIAL MORTUARY REPORT.-Dr. 5. T..
Russell, Secretary of the Board of Health,
reports that the whole number of deaths in
this city for the week ending Sunday eve
ming at six o'clock was one hundred and
twenty-five. One died of apoplexy,.1 of
bronchitis, of cancer, of cholera infantum,
of cholera morbus, ! of congestion of the
lungs, 10 of consumption, of infantile con-
vulsions. 2 of adult debility, of infantile
debility, l of delirium tremens, 3 OF dlar-
rhea, of chronic diarrhea, ofdropsy, OF
dropsy in the abdomen, l of dropsy OF the
heart. 2 were drowned, 3 of dysentery, OF
disease of the hip joint, of erysipelas, OF
congestive fever, of pernicieus fever, OF
remittent fever, of malarial fever, ! OF ty-
phoid fever. Of typhus fever, OF fracture
of the skull, of hemorrhage from the
bowels, | of hemorrhage from the lungs,
l of hemorrhage from the womb, 2 OF heart
disease, l of valvular heart disease,
2 Of Inflammation Of the bowels,
was infanticide, of injuries, OF locklaw
a were premature births, | of softenlng OF
the brain, 10 were stillborn, l. OF sunstroke,
of teethng, 10 of trisnascentium. Twenty
one were inferred from public institutions
and fifteen on certificates of coroners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-22

LOUISIANA MILITIA7-E,,d of The E''canlp-
ment at Mississippi City.-Our readers are
aware that the first regiment Lou
isiana volunteer field artillery passed
week at Mississippi City in camp,
kind of school of instruction. Sum-
day evening, the three companies struck
tents and returned home at night.
Saturday, the artillery INDUCED in sham
battle with the revenue cutter Wilderness,
! First Lieutenant 7. w. Lay, commanding
the vessel; Second Lieutenant, Stephen
Longfellow; Third Lieutenant, Samuel c..
Mcguire; Chief Engineer, Charles H. Stone;
First Assistant Engineer, George Dercamer;
Second Assistant Engineer, Robert Wallace.
The Wilderness took out happy ex-
cursion party, passing near Ship Island, of
unpleasant memory. The officers treated
the excursionists to the best their larder
afforded. Saturday night there was grand
ball. under the direction of the soldiers, at
Barnes Hotel-the completest gathering of
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that the appropriation for the DesmoInes
Rapids should be made at once. 1.-THE ann.
bankment was not I" rip-rappedu at once
the spring freshets would wash It AWAY. 80
] MIR. Sherman appealed to Mr. Chandler
to let the bill pass. II was important that
the appropriation for the Louisville and
Portland canal should be made.
The resolution was advocated by Morton.
Howell. Kellogg, and others.
Mr.. Chandler said the river and harbor
bill, with estimates for ali these improve.
ments, would be reported within tour
weeks, and this should take its chances
with the rest.
After an extended discussion, the motion
to refer was rejected, and the resolution
passed, and goes to the President.
a commission to investigate the claims
for indemnity for Indian depredations il
Nebraska and Kansas was authorized.
A bill to relieve members of Congress
from the opportunities Of ofiice-holders wa!
discussed to adjournment.
Alex. 81. Conner has been confirmed a.
Governor of Idaho.
The charges against Rev. Mr.. Lanahan
Assistant Agent of the Methodist Bool
Concern, in New York, are still being in
vestigated. .....,
1t Is telegraphed from Havana that Val
maseda is making no arrests except OF Vag
abonds and turbulent characters-none Pc
litical
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. !
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. II, 1871. {
nEEFRyNCS

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. II, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
When.-White. 7e4 bushels. Red. GIG bushels.
Corn-Wh,te, 2s4 bushels. Mixed l, 100 bushels.
OdtS.-l78 bushels.
Rye,-None.
Vheat.-Whte 502 bushels infe-ior ut Sl.2o; 81
bushels very good at $l.7?i 80 bushels inferior al
Sl.25 40 bushels gocd At ~ e5 "a bushels fair al
81 IS bushels at 81 80 bushels very inferior
at Sl.l0total, $50 bushels.
Whedt.-ked, IS bushels very good prime on pr'-
vate terms So bushels foul AZ IS ~ bushels 10
badly cleaned at a6 bushels inferior AT 81 15
~ bushels very inferior at $ll5 SO bushels pr line
on private terms u! bushels good at *ldo--tolal,
65 bushels. M,
bushels very good at SOC. total, %! bushels. Mx
ed so bushels very good at soc. 30 buent!s nlSniy
mixed At 49,. 1000 bushels good on private terms
'IS hnsbeis good at 52c 90 bushels very
good at &c.; "a bushels very GOOD ~ Nv
bushels.
The wheat market Is very active ana urn. oofn
Ia IN active demand and advancing. Oats arc also
moving rapidly upward. The nour Market too' 10
more drm and tending upward.
The offerings Of grain on Change on the i2th OF
January 1859, we're as follows W heat-W hlte, iao
bushels; red, 90 bushels. Corn White, l4eo oush-
els; yellow, 22o bushels; mixed, 7as bushels. oalS
lsi bu:hels. Rye, "a bushels.
The prices of grain on Change on that da! were:
Wheat-White, prime, $3.50; red sood, SE'
Corn White, prime, SIC; yellow, PRIME SIC
Oats-very good. SOC. Rye--Prlme, sl.Ss.
On the SOth January, 1869, the prices on Change
were: Wheat-Whiie, prime $2as; fed' iair'
SLso. Corn White, prime, S23c. Oats--'er5
good, 7sc. Rye Good, $l.l.
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Telegraphsc Summary.

Frank Blair's chances for the Missouri
Scnatorship are better than any other DEM
ocrat's. The Republicans in the Legisa-
ture can't unite, and German (LiberaD he
publican paper in Jefferson city Is adYoca-
ting Blair.
4 plentiful shipment of ice-bouud pro-
duce from st. Louis for New Orleans com.
menccd yesterday with the breaking UP OF
the ice at st. Louis.
Three persons persisted in burning ho-
tel at Walton, Boone county, KY, Tues
day night.
An editorial excursion left st. Louis
Wednesday for New Orleans and Mobile.
Entrapped by the fourteenth amendment
are several Judges OF the State Supreme
Court of Tennessee, the attorney for the
United Strtes Court for the State, and many
magistrates, who have been indicted for
holding office in violation of that article
The Legislature is discussing bill to pay
counsel for defending them.
The editor of the indianapolis Sentinel
has been elected State Printer of Indiana.
Madame Cespedes, wife of the Cuban
"President," is much impressed by the con-
sderate treatment she receives from her
Spanish captors.
The Bible shall be read in the public
schools of Ohio, and the bill prohibiting il
has been defeated in the Legislature by u
vote of - to II.
A bill establishing a steamship line be-
tween New Orleans and Mexican ports i:
one of the remedies to be reported by the
House Committee on the ''decay OF Amer
can commerce."
Silas Strickland, of Nebraska, has beer
nominated by the President for Governor
of Utah.
Bishop Simpson declines the Dominican
commiSsionership.
A resolution of thanks to Senator Sum
ner for his course on the Dominican ques
ton, offered in the Massachusetts Senate
yesterday, was referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations.
The Government surveying party reached
Evanston, Wyoming Territory, yesterday
and reports discoveries Of gold, silver, ant
coal.
The Senate in Executive session yesterda,
considered naval matters, and to-day viii
decide the Vice-Admiralty question.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-House.-A bill
regulating the transportation of cattle--the
time they may be kept In railroad cars and
the hours for feeding and watering them
was passed.
The Committee on Appropriations was
ordered to investigate the Charpering claims
for postal service.
The Military Committee was ordered to
investigate West Point affairs.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on appropriations, and repealed the
order for the publication of the laws in the
newspapers.
Senate.-The morning hour was spent
discussing the subject of ocean cables.
A memorial OF LOCO women, headed by
Mrs. Gen. Sherman, against female suf-
frage, was presented.
The House joint resolution appropriatine
$3.50, 900 for the improvement of the Louis
Vile and Portland canal, and S341 900 for
completion of the Desmoines Rapids, was
taken up.
Mr.. Chandler moved to refer 1t to the
Committee OIL Commerce.
Mr.. Harlan said that 1t was important
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Domestic Markets lBy Tyrrop.pu1

~
FPs oIXs s7% Wheat sss ss Corn .sa
Ereniny Cotton dali and heavy: sales. 2 600
oales at iStc. Flour firm, with fsir demand:
s0n% ssis d; t. Ssed as S,!s %s
s S3ra ic. better. Pork Hrmer; old Issc.: new.
liz Beef quiet. Lard closed duli. T,irpen-
steam, .. isisu'S ouh co''on PEI
s11 aakrd isss Jan IN a-virsInia gs- Old 81 bid
Flour nrm and ~ a Sa coupons old, ssa bid.
Stills eS saperss ssis family s9
tine, ssGs5.a7a; extra. st@S.7; fsmiiy sa9s6
$3.50. Wheat firm. and high grades scarce: Choice
white, 81 7S@sl IS; fair to prime sl.T6si7o:
$l.4s@S!.8u; c5mmon. $l.3o@sls5; Ohio and In,
diana, $l.45@H.55: Penps, Iyants. SLls6 81. So,
Corn firm and active; white, s3@ssc. yellow IS
stock.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1a.-Cattle closed very dull.
quality, stgssc.; medium, di@stc.; interior to or
dlnary, 3l@4!c, receipts, $50 head; sales. 3ss.
Swtne.-N9 inquiry except. by butchers for the
demand. Quoted at sSsic.; net receipts. 5,aIl.
sheep Common In fair supply and dull good
scarce ana wanted at hivher prices iair to good
4tG5c. good to extra. $780,; receipts, 2,ss2 head
CINCINNATI, Jan. Il. Flour steady, with a
moderate demand. Corn heavy, with decreased
receipts and demand moder te az slGl52c. Provi-
sions arm generally, but not ofe red 10 any extent:
po,k In little demand. Lard higher, with a spec
a,atlve demand, at llic. Bacon and whlskey UNI
changed.
LOUISVILLE, Jan: I2.-Flour and corn dull and
unchanged. Provisions active. Mess pork, 800 Sc
Bacon shoulders. s3c.; clear sides, l2c. Lard,
nc. Whiskey quiet At SOC. Baggiug weak.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. le.--sugar lower; fair 81
@7tc. prime s@a3:.; white llta13c. Molasses.
Chic ce scarce, and other grades dull common IS
@4oc. prime 45@46c. choice 50@soc. New
York sight discount. Gold llos.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. l2.-Flour nrm for low grades.
Whiskey easier at So. Bsgging, &c. Provisions
active. Mess Pork, 1880. Bacon-shoulders,
s3c.; clear sides, lec. Lard, 12c.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 12.-Tobacco unchanged
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PILGRIMS PROGRESS FOR AN EXCELLENT
OD,EcT.-The very beautiful and interesting
panorama Of the Pilgrims Progress will be
exhibited tonight at Metropolitan Hall for
the benefit of st. Johns Church.
1t is proposed to build Il new school
house for Sunday school purposes Of more
ample dimensions than the present one,
which, besides being very small, is showing
many signs of old age. 1t was built some.
where between the years 1880 and 1885, and
many of the members Of other churches in
the city and abroad now in "the sere and
yellow leaf" look back with pleasure upon
the time they were taught within its
venerable walls the sacred truths of eternal
life.
We hope the committee who have this
matter in hand will be greeted with full
house tonight.
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The Negro Legislature of South Caro-
lima on Amnesty-GOy. Scott Too
COnservatlye-A Negro Militia and
Martial Law Wanted.

lima on Amnesty-GOv. Scott Too
COnservatIve-A Negro Militia ana
Martial Law Wanted.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 12.-The House
to-day passed resolution, offered by ne
gro member, declaring that the I'd section
of the 18th amendment affords ample relief
from political disabilities, and iDstructing
the representatives Of the State in Congress
to vote against general amnesty bill.
Much excitement prevails among the
members of the Legislature at Columbia
owing to the disturbed condition of affairs
in the upper counties Of the State. The
ultra Radicals, under the lead of Elliott
(negro), member elect to the torty-second
Congress, charge the whole responsibility
OF the troubles upon the 1netticiency of
Governor SCOTS administration, in not or
ganizing the negro militia, and declaring
martial law. There is even talk of inl-
peaching the Governor. The more mod
crate Radicals, the Conservatives, and the
Lieutenant-Go Governor, support the policy
of Governor Scott, which is understood to
be to send only United States troops into
the disturbed counties, if military force is
required at all. The people of those coun-
ties have held large public meetings in the
interest Of law and order.
The Senate has laid on the table the anti
amnesty resolution adopted by the House.
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Lt.as.-New, common to good, asH4l.sa; eood
snippiny. Nso6I3s: smoking yellow, SftG12e.
Iedc--.e~, Common short, e5E14S. good, sea
e.; worrying, 9s41bu; common wraprofs, St10.
slb medium wrappers, Sls9E42s fine wrappers,
s2s@aso; fine smoking. 81snSao. Oid.-In hogs.
heads-common, $s0t3; good, Ss9ou.
LOUISVILLE, KY. ~ ri
JAN. 9:.-The msrket has ruled quiet daring shs
~ 80 Receipts have been Light, and oHeTiUTs on
Seen ESP limited basis. The weather has
lrepare th ana dsy and farmers are sttn unable TO
ii,,fn iS .ne crGpsfo market. There has been but
manufaa sng1 IN prices. and dtsirnbIe zrades or
,,n..nuiaeturlnR leaf have been In deu and ~snd
FOR as the weeH foot
current tobacco year TO SO fossheads. u ior tns
ST. LOUIS. ~ ~
JAN: I've quote nominslly sound--Factorx
lug, y ceiling under as Is trasiy
uamaSed or light; pIant1rs' lngs. &C. 5051s8 Com
s mo 20 a, Iao issf medium ditto o. ia
Lear SPOIL colory MANI, actu Ding leaf lnomipa az
S2:5ogs2o; notified and medium Brigh. wrappins
t hst tnominall, e2sGs5o-very seldom oncrinr:
| BLACK wrappers, SlOQSls. 49, ''e ;
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Cotton Markets-GBY TELEaRApul.

THURSDAY, Jan. l2.--SarQnndh: Demand light
at l4tt.: receipts 3.l75 bates exports coastwise,
Quiet ut ltc.; receipts, 1874 bales expotts--to
Great Britain, s54 bales J.; coastwise, S24 bales
sales, Is. 900 bales stock. 81 1922. Ne1 Orleans !:
IL 1928 bales xports-- to Great Britain 45 bales
Bremen. 3.435 bales; Genoa, 3,4l7 bales; Vera
Cruz, 972 bales sales, 1900 bales stock. 2l4 lS2
Ipts, 2.ll2 ba.es exports coastHi,c, 228 bales
safes, 500 bales; st ok. 6,4s9 bales. Norfolk
Quiet low middiiugs, l!c.: receipts, Ole b,les
exports coastwise, 2,l26 bales sales, 100 bales
stock, g. $40 bales.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


new 4orK Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Noon - Stocks very
strong, but not very active. Governments and
State securities dull and steady. Gold weas, open
ing at 1loa and going dowa to lloi. Money easy al
e@7 per cent. Sterling. Long, 1905; shore, 1901.
Erenfng.-Money 5@S per cent. Sterling, looi@
loet. Cold, 1l05@ili. Governments very dull ;
'sc's, l0ss State securities very dull excep. Ten.
nessee's and new South Cardinals. Tennessee s's,
o.; new, eSi. Virginia 6's, GO; new, OIL. Louisi.
ana 6's. 90 nsw, so. Levee s's. 90; s's- 80.
Alabama s's, s5; SIS, co. Georgia s's, TO-; 7's,
SOB. North Carolina s's, 45; new, es. South Gar
slns es, 80 new, 90. ..-- rrs.a-.@