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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-14
nO29 de9 80 Sheriff Of the Pariah Of Orle ans.
Germania Insurance Company Of New
Orleans vs. Peter Ferner.


FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans No 49, ll8.-By virtue of writ Of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction. at the Merchants aud Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second District Of this
city. on SATURDAY. December %. 1871. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. to
wit
A CERTAINLOT OF GROUND together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, the
rights, ways. privileges and advantages thereto
belonging or i'll any wise appertaning situated in
the Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by ST. Ann johnson, Dumaine and Galvez
streets designated as lot number eighty e ght, ON
plan made by Louis Bring er, late surveyor gen.
eral dated the twenty sixth Of July, 1886 and de-
posted in the plan book L of Louis terand late q
notary, public in this city and also on plan de-
posted in the office of Michael GernOn, notary
public in this city, for reference. Which said lot
forms the corner of st. Ann and Johnson streets,
and measures thirty one feet eleven inches and
five lines front on st. Ann street, by ninety-fve
feet eleven inches in depth and front on Johnson
street; Being the same property which the said
defendant. Peter Ferner, acquired by purchase
from Nicholas Fitzsimmons, rs per act of sale
thereof passed before said notary Gernon on the
Thirty first day Of March, 1883.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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Tn. Imbert vs.. Joseph Graves.

z. . SAU INET,
IOl. Diet 10 Sheriff Of the Parish of Or)aan,
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John A. Langha0ser vs.. Leche-FOurth
Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans, Nos.
SOB and 604.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO wRIrS OF FIERI FACIAs
ID to directed by the Hon. j. G. Baum,
Fourth Justice of the Peace in and for the parish Of
Orleans, l will proceed to sell at public auction.
on SATURDAY, December %, 1871 at II NJ. i'll front
of my Office, No. Frenchmen street
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suits.
Terms-Cash.
del3 1923 AUG. BUICK. Constable.
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George ID. Pritchett W. Chrfsty Carberry

c. 3. SAUVINkT,
nolf 20 del6 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Charles Wilbert vs.. James OIcNulty.-
Second Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans,
No. 500.
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed By the Hon. W. L. Evans, Second
Justice Of the Peace in aud for the parish of Or
leans will proceed to sell at public auction on
FRIDAY. December p 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ.
at No 246 GirOd street
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects
seized in the above cause, as per inventory ME
in my Office
Terms-Cash on the spot.
del3 l722 A. j. DAvERN Constable.
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. james T..

c. 3. NAUVINET
nOl7 de5 - Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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The City Of New Orieaps VI. I. 4. Clark
INQIR III DISTRICT COI,Rr R0u .cyIu p pISu N

G. 4. NACVINET,
nO3O dele JAZZ Sheriff Of the Parish of Orls ans.
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. A. r. Jones.

Q. 3. NAUVINET,
nO2l deg q Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlesus
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
HENRIETTA MYER, WIFE OF MORRITz GRETZ-
ner, We. Her Husband-No. SDoO
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HENRIETTA DAVIS ETC, VS.. HER HUSBAND
No. NJ1l
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Germania Insurance Company vs. Frede.
rick ROdrr

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de3 20 jag Sheriff of the Parish of Orlea ans
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del2 q jalJ Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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MRS. SARAH B. BINNEY, WIFE OF WILLIAM NJ
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05

me wheat market, owing TO sa fssspis r@sr views
sr,s Il = ss .HsF y g ,s5
for fair to good winter red and 81 ~ for amber Ohio de-
pushed, al ssse &C for Western =, mixed closing
nearly yellow. Oats were III moderate demand and shade
for old OHIO, and soc for old Ohio mixed store Barley
S%es BE % IL Sssr demand With Of
TkEIeI1s The market, owing to the scarcity Of room,
charters can for both grain
s Tor Tain @ b %
wheat at io4d 1000 boxes cheese So. and by sail 5000
sr SS'n inc ' a%a II 1s
direct; soo g.in rs%.rih koaa:
for orders Isl swedish BARK 100 quart r.
's g. nlefs oS bes s ssr ps,ToeS
do hence to trieste s.. British brig, 100 5S. nsoil6s
hence Cork for orders, 7s u to the Continent Cd
s. i BRITISH SaTs $500 bSs rebneS PETROLEUM same vos
Ss direct sp port e
British ship l0S tons, to port in Great Britain Cont
dgssIfs has been change in the mnrke, since
cs SaTsS ''f
export demand former auos!,.n, ruled irm
an sasS psr .o sdre.sed ss Manila
bond aud sum. ne Sc, currency jae, 5Gc Sic,
r0 And I's sr r both Scotch and
pig VIII an sne aS, apoa
private .rms 400 tons Gartsherre ex snip sS &c. now
s3l 500 tons old double headed rails private terms l7o
brands. No at s dehverabe within thirty and sixty days
Tue clos. the sowas price. we're a.%aassd'aEs.
.S.r@ ss ons. s In s s9 ess s
available for immediate delivery. Refined bars
moderate demand at s4 for domestic ana English and ssb
kei closed Arm Rails light demand, held at
500 $50 80 for English, and so 81 at the works for
LEAD continued dull Of sale. Aside from few ranssc-
ton. of retail character there was no business Price.
SO Tor English 9sc per ID. for bar, and
MoLAssIs was not in demand except IN small johbiug
way Prices for cargoes were cntrey nominal The bus,
nsliyJ:Cuba centrifugal mixed CSC ssoe cayed.
&c. 3sc do muscovsdo refining Joe ave do do gro
Sc a isc New orleans, Soc, = Soc.
NAVAL bToREs.-The market for rosn dull and noml
lots $50 bills free on board Al Wilmington were sold at
81 40 In spirits turpenne there bt little DONG and
bc Size nominal We nos sales 70 arrive Of ico bcls at
s aa% @ oS On pTye Tar w ses So9 %
business.
There considerable Offering but buyers and sell
business was rssiric,cd There were 90 sales
Grade u bulk was quoted y iS@c i&.c and refined az
was quiet gu, steady 70 on upper and - 20 on tower
rosd HE market pha continued about
nned standard white. half August, 244c aud
1000 bbs do at cssc with return Shipping crude duh at
PROVISIONS Receips--Cut meats. $50 packages. lard,
weak al Present prccs There very c doing for srot
month the trade being mostly speculative and Tor future
O0U sellers option. months from October I,
aud lVw pba 10, seNetsspsl ~ mva.asuom Vc'ooNA;
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also S es' AL sss 9'D p, %ss an % s %
was dull the decline We quota short clear sSc
sNe,,i s,fatIoid ana sirminsham, ssc: sSs'
dss the % s we're sc ssrs &" IN
lottc september quoted At 1859 CITY lard wa, dur We
steam and kettle Beef continued dull and nominal q 50
ana ~ 6 ,S s saisa d s Bee 5a
and no business 10 establish market Cut meats were In
shoulders, sss CO. clear 5sdiss sIc sss bellies. 1c e
M fse ao ssa and c o%e ana G
range Of sc ssc Butter f;T demand %sse.
DO Western Sic selections Cheese quiet.
ana quoted a. oc lose FOR choice factory &c. sac for
RoE was in fair demand at full prices We note sales OF
1s Sff . s . po S%s and
osr. sF o asd :
me mes Eoa per To- for sesan and &C. lie per b for do
pee Ss os, 70 s bat :.
stsc, and 50 hhds Demersra on private terms Refined
FRA @ 's a. su sss lss 70.
rsuns sa good ' % prime s' refining 11r g good
s slss.ry S & good ,S sssr SSs @
%o.ssses hhds ane boxes, Sc. as<c. meado a;sc
sc do 100 a. Ss ioSo do s,c I'D iSe 's'i ,%a
s %s u E Z M 1s Ford ao & la grade.
1 No ao e. grades %se lie stand
~ Tsc lo9c Manla-Current ciayed aud superior 7ic
tlnuea quiet. We aaote :Caicu,t. lnsesi ss ~ 81 s
timothy ~ 70 - 81 per bushe clover 10c lie per
TIN.-Thc market quiet for both pig and plate but
very firm. We sales Of 20 tons "lamb and h,g'
Sb4Ac gold. thirty days, We quote Banca. <0dc. 4lc
gold b.i straits. 361c 361c.; Engish, 35Ic q.
charcoal $s - $? gold per box l. c. coke. 81 90 so go
coke IS 70 81 co. and charcoal terne 50 IS 60
TOBACCO; There was fairly active demand for Ken.
tacky at full prices chiefly for export The sales 200
hhds at from &C. lec seedeaf also IN fair de-
mand and commanded prices; sales 90 1870 Ohio
seconds and filters 20 do Connecticut and Massach
setts ers SO do. Pennsylvania and 200 do.
State private terms also 200 sundres Mt from 7c
Goo per H., and $50 bales Havana ut from 85c Ill o.
per 10.
TALLow tribe easier but very quiet The sales
WHISKY Receipts $Is bbls. The market was again
lower and only moderately active at the decline buyers
anticipating further concessions The sales ESQ bills.
WooL.There has been little change the market
since last Low and medium c<ades neacs
were In limited request and brought full prices California
wool In active demand at prices In sellers favor For
foreign there continued good demand, with light supplies
prime had upward tendency The sales reported
$4,000 lbs Of and Xxx Ohio fleece &c. 00UO lbs Mch
gam 6uc 5000 lbs. medium. 6lc $4,000 lbs mixed Ode
FL lbs low unwashed, 43c lsc rs 00O lbs. deaine.
Toe; 100000 lbs. spring clip California, 40c. 4ac I;
200 lbs fine TsIas 4Sc 6 go lbs Of WESTERN d. SSc
Is U0 bs secured SIC 78c 20 QUO lbs Cape, 4Oc 43ec
5000 lbs super mestza, Coo choice unwasned do
SsEc. 5000 lbs Banda Oriental lambs size 10000 lbs
unwashed foreign, doc 10000 lbs Western delape comb
ings, unwashed, 52c 20 bales nos 4Oc 4lc 10000 lbs
No fleece, 10000 lbs Oregon 80 900 lbs Georgia, 1910 lbs
of unwashed 1000 lbs combngs and 81 bales OF Australian,
all on private terms
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND VACCINATION.
AUGUST 2, 1871.


10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
VIII you have the Kindness publish the follow.
ing under the above heading, In your next ssuet
On the 10th Of July man. acting under the au.
thority Of the aforementioned Board, entered my
house. and IN the absence Of myself and wife. and
without knowledge or permission. and In
direct opposition to my expressed wishes.
conveyed to him by my eldest daugh-
ter, vaccinated two or my children, and when She
stated TO him "that had particular objection
to vaccination, he replied "that If persisted In
Obecting that the Board OF Health would send
officers along TO compel me to submit" AS soon
as possible called the ofiice Of that Board, room
No. SO, 800 Mulberry street, where was informed
"that vaccination was not compulsory, and that
the man had done wrong In vaccinaiing the chill
dren In my absence and without my per-
mission / then demanded his name, when
| was told 'that ne woud no. bring IN his
report until evening, and that il I called
on the following morning tne5 wonu a'yor c. lnS
at the same department on the morning OF the 2lst,
when the same person whom ! nad adaressed the
Immediately addressed q letter TO the President OF
the Board, making the same demand 20 him, which
! handed To the secretary, who read 1t and sain
'ihat he would bring the matter before the Prest-
dent and Board at their next regular meeting, which
After waiting till the 3lst ] called again at The
Presidents office and was informed that the
and that they would report IL on Wednesday, the
2d OF August. called again this morning, the 80
inst and was told 'tbat the only action taken by
that committee was to order the communication
TO be placed on the ne," but could not obtain he
information demanded. now publicly demand OF
the President Board Of Health, Mr.. BOswOrth.
the name and residence OF the man actng under the
authority OF that Boarde who hos inflicted this Sc
rious injury, 10y introducing into the system of these
children disgusting ana dangerous disease there
by uring their health and esndanserins their
tina, vaccination IA not only itself most vruens
disease but that renders the person 50 vaccinated
more susceptible TO the contaa ion Of smallpox or
any other cruptive disease which may be prevalent.
At q meeting Of the most eminent physicians OF
England and France, men who are fully qualified To
practice and TO Investigate such subjects, they
unanimously pronounced vaccination "a most dan
gerous deusion I shall wait for few days and
Will then institute such proceedings as may deem
necessary under the circumstances ! am, sir, re-
specially, GEORGE HALLOWELL,
So FORSYTH street.
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The quotations based cotton running in quality not
than half grade above below the grade quoted The
49, New Orleans, g77 Mobile 100 Savannah 238 Charles
ton, ii Wilmington "a Norfolk, JS7; Baltimore 10; New
York. 4oa; total, a,30; same day last
To Liverpool, by steam, I'D by sail, sod To Havrc, by
1c gold; SAIL &c 10 Hamburg, by steam, lid. To
Bremen, bv steam, Ac gold compressed TO Baltic ports,
by sail &c &c. gold The following telegraphic reports
quiet; sales IL bales good ordinary Isle New Orleans
quIe sales tOO bales low Inddng, Ike 71tc
Mobile market nominal sales 100 bales mlddng, lSAc. sa
vannah market DUH quiet sales 100 bales low mddling
i7c Charleston du sales 80 bales mddling, 1870.
Norfolk, market steady low mddng, l1sc. Baltimore,
market dull and nominal sales 81 bales mdding, 20.
COPPfR.-Amer.can ingot was in good Demand and the
upward tendency of values still obtancd the market closing
strong. The sales Lake comprise suOOO0 lbs. .a,sc.
and 22c. for September. October, November and
December delivery Sheathng &c, were firm at Soc for
sheathng 20c 2c. for old sheaning, &c for bolts
ziers Sc. 39c for nails pc. yellow metal
snea,hng; pc. for do. nails. and pc. do. for bolts
CoFFFF.-rhe market Tor all descriptions strong
fair demand prevailed for Rio at full prices We
of 1000 bags steamer Haley TO 60 to ST. Louis and in
New York 2G57 bags per Traveller
private terms. The business in other kinds
limited to jobbng lots. We quite Ordinary
goes l01ec i0c. fair do. Ike good do lac
l2c do iaHc. l2s4c extreme range of lots, oo
l3ac, all gold, ia bon. % 10 6o days credit. and good
lSLc. pc. Ceylon, l5iec. lie Marciabo Hc lSrc
Iic l5gac Jamaica, lc bye ST. Domingo
9s.c ijc Costa Rica I3S9c t61Sc; Manila 1fc 5c. :
a l5c. all gold. thirty To sixty days. duty paid.
FLOUR AND Interpretations, 1867 bbls wheat
~ 6uO bushels; corn, $4,000 do. NEAL 100 bbs;
1890 bushels The -four market continued du but
Rye -four dun and weak at quotations. Corn meal
qiet, but steady. Sales 800 bbls Western yellow ut
~ So CITY sacked meal was steady; quoted at 81 a6 for
~ ~ 81 81 for sted 81 80 boltcd
Y far i.,. HNnit M
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
INTERIOR COTTON STATEMENT ron THEawERK ENDING

NEW ORLEANS, August 4, 1871.
Cotton quiet; low mddngs Tiac. 17s4. Net receipts,
eeps of the week, 40 gross %Sl6 Exports coastwiss.
b,G32. Sales Of the week, 1000.
SAVANNAH, August 4. 1871
Cotton dull and very quiet low mddings. Hc. Net re-
ccpts 233 bales. Exports coastwise ISL Saes 100 Stock.
1891 Net receipts of the week. S06 Exports coastwse.
947. Sales of the week. go.
LOUISVILLE, August 4, 1871.
Tobacco Rrm and ged in price Sales 10
hhds.
CHICAGO, August 4, 1871.
Flour quiet a shade irmer. Wheat advanced &c No.
spring. 81 001 CSC. seller August In tho after
dull and easier 9sc aS &C. seller August. Corn
advanced re a Ne No mixed. closed a. 44c cash;
43,Gc, seller August Oats advanced Lc NO 2, So4c.
30ac. Rye hrmer No. ,, 5lc Barley frmer No.
spring, zoe. 72c., cash. Highwnes, soc. Pro-
visions dull and easier Pork, $l2 rs Sla SIN teller
August $l2 seller December. Live hogs dull at 81 - 81
Cattle dull nj So 40 IS 3D. Freghs quiet. Corn to Buffalo.
6c sail. Recepts- bbls -four 900 bushels wheat.
1877 900 bushels 49, bushels 900 bushels
5000 bushels barley aud 5000 hogs Shipments00O bbn
-FOUR bushels wheat 100 bushels corn ls9 900 BUSH
oats, 43,00 bushels and 1000 hogs -
OswEGo, N ", August 4. 1871.
Flour steady and unchangcd sales oo 6os at ~ 20 for
No. sprns 81 % for amber winter, ~ 20 tor white win
ter S8 % for double Wheat dull: No. Milwaukee
club offered at 81 % sales 600 bushels red Toledo at 81 10
Corn sales $500 bushels No. Illinois at bIkc 500
bushels at 53c. and 59c OasNone IN the mar
kc. Barley, rye and peas quiet Corn meal, VI 40 for
boted n IS for unbolicd pc. ew Mitsed anchsnged
Highwines g3c. Canal fTeights Wheat &c.,
Ike New York. lumber $3 90 to the Hudson - ~ 20
York. Railroad freghsFiour Boston 5Sc, TO New
York lOc, TO Albany 5c ReceipsBy lake 49, bushels
BY canal $4,000 bushels wheat $4,000 bushels corn,
IL. zee
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ECKF0RDS EXULTANT.
A Brilliant Game on the Union Base Ball
Grounds-The Williamsburg Pets Defeat the
Bostons-The Latter issatisfed-Another
Game To-Day Yesterdays Score 6 to4

The game OH the Union Grounds yesterday after
noon between the Boston "Red Stockngsr and the
EcKfords did not attract more than about eighteen
hundred PERSONS very many remaining away on
account OF the threatening appearance OF the
weather In the early part OF the afternoon. The
contest, however, was indeed a fine one and
Its result undoubtedly astonished many OF the adj
mlrers OF the Bostonians, on whom they had
wagered at odds or Two to one. George Wright
played In his old position yesterday, but his lame
ness caused him TO lose several chances Of putting
players ont.
At precisely half.past three O'Clock game was
called, with B0stons at che bat and Mr.. Sweezy
of the Olympic Club, or Washington, as umpire
On this occasion the Eckforus made
ANOTHER CHANGE,
this time sending Nelson TO centre field and putting
Shelly at third base and this new order OF things
seemed TO be beneficial.
BY pardOnablo error the part OF Hicks
the .'Reds" managed TO score u single ran in
the frst inning, while the Eckfords, by virtue
OF two errors made by Spauding, scored
two. In the second inning HOidswortn
bv Wild throw to first base gave the visitors two
runs. aud the Eckiords beng disposed OF Tor
blank the score stood TO 2 in favor OF Boston. In
this inning Mcvey and Barnes played
VERY FINE POINT
ing scoring a run for his side. He was on third
base and Martin was on first and when Martin
started for second McVey threw the ball
TO Barnes ostenslbly for the purpose Of
putting Martin out, out really to get Swan
dell to try TO run in when he would
be put out on the home plate. sWandeil, who was
OF course very anxious to score run. started as
soon as the ball bad left McVey's hand, never
noticing for a moment that Barnes had run up
nearly to the pitchers position. and the result was
that the ball was passed back McVey again before
he (Swandell) could get home.
The third, fourth and fifth innings each resulted
In blank for both sides, and the only play worthy
OF especial mention iii either OF them
A BRILLIANT RUNNING FLY CATCH
by Cone In left field during the fourth In the sixth
inning each party scored single run, which sui
left Boston ahead, but In the seventh inning the
EckfOrds, after dsposing OF the visitors for blank,
managed TO add two more runs to their score,
which gave them the lead by one run.
Al this point OF the proceedings rain commenced
falling most copiously which necessitated the
pension OF the game for about five minutes the
expiration OF which time II was continued TO the
end. The following Is the scOre:-
The column headed "R." indicates the number of runs
made "lB." first bases good hits "r,' on
good HTS "P out by the player opposite whose name
stands; "a" assisted to put out and E., made
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
Annnaf I-E - Al

WALL STREET.
FRIDAY. August 40 T.. ~.
THE WHOLE STORY
or the Wall street markets to-day can be told IN
very few lines.
Money is easy at previous rates.
Governments are firm.
Stocks strong.
Southern securities quiet
Foreign exchange unchanged.
Examining more closely there are, OF course, some
POINTS OF INTEREST
deserving OF notice.
Thus In the gold market 1t may be observed that
speculation has almost ceased All the sales to-day
were either at l12h or 1925. This figure, or up to
about l121S appears TO represent the extreme figure
OF the premium on the bull side; hence, although
cash gold has been made scarce for delivery, so as
to earn three per cent interest has not advanced
the price Of coin even up to this limit On the
other side margin is open to ITO. but be-
yOnd that there IS very little encouragement
to go ''shOrt." In the present relation OF
the imports ana customs dues. with the specie
movement abroad, there is disposition 10 antci.
pate this possible tendency.
THE REASON WHY.
A decrease OF 81, 200, 900 In the Bank of Eng
land reserve yesterday, which caused some ar
gument, is explained today by the increase of
1S000,000 francs In the reserve OF the Bank OF
france. rms SHOWS the reaWakenlnG on the CONT
nent OF business enterprise and increasing Opportu
mites there for the employment OF funds. The first
effect OF this here should be SITTER gold.
THE GOVERNMENT LIST
is stiff but largely neglected. The Old bonds con.
tinue to be scarce, and. excepting 67's, very few
OF the issues obtalnable for delivery. state
ment appeared this afternoon in
THE YELLOW SLIP,
to the effect that It was presumable Mr.. Boutwell,
would shortly cancel the interest the hve.twen-
ties OF 1864, or In other words, call them in for
demption. Mr.. Boutwell, may perhaps do So,
under five years. option. which is extremely UNI
likely and will be without any authority
of law. Critical reading OF the Public Credit
act shows that ne is thereby restrained from such
redemption until such time as he can exchange dol
lar for dollar "a bond bearing lower rate Of inter-
est Tor those he redeems. His actual par sales OF
the new five per cents have not reached such figure
as to make it any object for him to initiate such q
policy.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were dull and mostly neglected, without cnange in
price,
STOCKS FIRM.
the stock market was moderately active and the
bull clques succeeded IN marking up prices further
One-eighth to one-fourth per cent Toward the
close Pacific Mall and Union Pacific were features.
THE EXTREMES.
The following were the highest and lowest prices