New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-11
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NEW YORK, November 10.-The board
Of health appointed . committee to urge
Controller Green to furnish funds to enabla
the board to check the progress of the
smallpox, which, within week, has sud
denly appeared in al parts Of the city;
completely in the Tammany ring swindles
bail fixed at $l5O,O0O. There was large
crowd Of roughs in the courthouse during
The Supreme Court decides that the
Montauk Indians arc trespassers ON tho
lands on Long leland, which it was gener-
ally supposed belonged to them. This
throws several thousand acres Of land into
the market,
Judge woodruff refuses bail for Jim
Irving on account of the critical condition
Later.-The doctors report that DowlinG
will not die, and Irving was released on
$4,000 bail.
Arrived: Bremen and City of Bristol.
Arrived out: China.
Evening.-Money closed very easy 1t 506
Discounts 10 0l2. Sterling steady, 81 . 9at.
Gold Ills 0l1lh. Governments steady all
day. Five-twenties Of 1862, 111k. State
bonds steady and inactive; Tennessees firm;
new South CarOlinas slightly better ut the
close; Tennessees 81, new 66l4; Vrginias
go, new 68: Louisianas sixes IS, now S.;
Levee skies 63, eights IS; Georgia skies 80,
sevens Sc; North Carolinas 36k, now 10:
South Carolihas 20. new 35as. Sales Of
futures today 9200 bales, ~ follows: No
vember ls q lS l-l6c; December lSAc; Jan
l8I1-l6c; March lsc; April 1915 i9Ac.
Arr;vod. Lao frnnn Sovann>h
Six or seven hundred workmen, nearly
all discharged since election day. were
around the courthouse to-day endeavoring
to get pay for six weeks work.
Skies Of 1881, ll62; fve-twenties Of 1862,
1l1A; 1864. 1lIk; 1865, 11la6, new issues
1888; 1867, ia; 1868, .1l4ss ten1orties
1904.
The publishers of the Spectator, an in.
surance journal, have issued table showing
the aggregate losses of the companies By
States, the number suspended and assessed,
and the number unaffected BY the Chicago
fire. Total companies in the United States,
335; aggregate capital. $24,939, PIG; total
gross assets, $l35, Az, ,426; total losses, 482,-
81 ,l22. Companies suspended, 81; number
assessed, %; number not in the fire, 81.
Losses Of companies BY States: New York,
"a, 403, 500; Pennsylvania, $2,062. 900; ILL.,
nois, $33, 900; Connecticut, 1885, 900;
Rhode Island, $2,072, 500; California, g.
$4,000; Missouri. $575, 900: MARYLAND, 430,-
les; Wisconsin, $29O, 900; Michigan, Oh, 500;
Minnesota, 100000 Losses of foreign
com panies, IS, $4,000.
The Erening POst says there was . cordial
meeting to-day between Senator FentoD
and Collector Murphy and the hatchet
buried.
Greeley is less tractable, and it is under
stood he signs . truce.
Early in the day q prime banking firm,
bonds, was drawing literally at 8ss less y.
direct.
Gold opened at lllh ha1l1ss, and sold
down to 1llA at the close.
Judge James, Of Ogdensburgh, sitting at
Lake George, decided yesterday that the
consolidated mortgage bonds, amounting to
go, ,0OO, 900, issued BY the Erie Railway
Company, in September, 1870, are valid in
every respect. Twenty-three million hve
hundred thousand dollars of the bonds were
to be placed with the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. to be exchanged for old
bonds, and the remainder put on the mar
ket. The validity of these bonds was con-
tested by some preferred stOckhelders, who.
according to the decision, failed to prove
their allegations impeaching the issue.
The Republicans of Brooklyn today
claim that by fair count Of the votes cast
on Thursday, their candidate for mayor,
Samuel Booth, is elected by large majority,
and also their candidate for city auditor,
Nelson Shaurman. The Democracy admit
the election of the latter. The returns are
not all in yet, and those that are in arc in
almost hopeless confusion. The returns
from the fourth district, twenty-first ward,
were stolen to-day from the Office Of the
city clerk, by some unknown parties.
Arrived: Steamer Wo;aer fron, Rremen