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tcpo:.e | Ior tho Baltimore suu.
reUNTErhTu DAY--Ucr0urn a.
Messages from The House OF Bishops were !
received, rs follows:
FOREIGN CONGREGATIONS.
Proposing amendments TO section 3, !
canon 3. title ), relative to the organization !.
of CHURCHES or congregations IN foreign /
COMMITTEES, making tuithcr provisions III re-
yIrG 10 organization aud discipline OF such
Chuicics or congregations.
DISABLED CLERGYMES.
Hsl..iug to providing measures for the
r-'l,t .; disabled clerg, men aud WIDOWS
ana orlt.ns OF deceased clerSymen, WIN
r,sotu.i"n.
STANDARD PRAYER BOOK.
10. That the House OF Bishops have
ad,Idru II resolution (the clerical aud lay
d.Wttr- corcurrne) that the edition of
The nnoi, Of Common prayer, adminiStra-
tlan o! The sacraments ana other rites and
ceremonies OF he Ihurcn, atuete> OF rcit-
,,..u. aud the form and manner of makirg.
,,i,,u,au, and conSccratlng bishops,
rrn..t4, and dcUcous, lad before this Con-
VOCATION ut lis present session and putl,s h-
al nv tie New York Bible and Common
I.c1y"r Book Society, be, and the same is
nucty, SCI forth as the standard edition,
ans. .m, I:Ius section 2, canon Il, title ],
.puelaYccogl'2e the foregoing rs the stand
49,; EDITION, and providing for the custody
O. lae Stereotype plates Of said edition.
80 CHANGE Is MARRIAGE CANON.
Judge Shelley, from Committee on Ca.
mons. Submitted report adverse to aLy
change in the existing canon on marriage
&au i.yoIce.
ALIESArlnS OF CHrRCH PROPERTY.
Eav. Or. Paddock, from Committee on
~ a,
canon u 10 prevent the alienation of
church property Ivy persons not in accord
VIA rhc doctrine aud discipline OF the
Church.
All ,r these reports were laid over for
lu,ure aclIon.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on RITUAL
Rev. Dr.. Mead, of Connecticut, said the
i5iut committee on the uniformity Of the
ritual were ready TO report.
IN report was then read, submitting .
canon, as follows:
REPORT on RITUAL.
Section /. This Church, holding fast It's
liberty il Christ its head, recognizes no
other law on ritual than such ~ IL shall it.
SELF have accepted or provided, meaning
thereby in no wise TO prejudice or arraign
The different rites, usages. customs. or laws
nj other branches of the Church of Christ.
Section =. The provisions for ritual in
this chucrh are
FIr,t-Thc Book OF Common PRAYER,
with the offices and ordinal thereto mp.
peuded, as adapted to the use of this
Church by additions, omissions, or other
alterations from time to time, constitution
ally made. -.
Sccond-Tho canons Of the Church OF
England in use in the American provinces
before The year 1889, and not subsequently
superseded, altered, or repealed by lcgisla-
ton, general or diocesan, Of this Church. |
TAird--fhe canouical or other regular !
legislative or Judicial action OF decisions Of
this Church in lis conventions, general or |!
diocesan, or by its daily constituted autho-
yiti.e.
Section 3. For the greater uniformity and |
simplicity of the public worship Of this !
Church; for the more eiiectual enforce
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nm row Ti.Gdy 10 shnw N lrn nNhtc oh'uI , NV
haat stncka Of nay Gr0I,. III the city, Ut prices
which va DEFY o. mpefitl"r, such a.
Gi.VSs GRAIN SILK n Sl.so;
All e .Inr4 no -. EMPRESS Cii)T h OF a'r.'
C0Eptr and STRIPPED A!FhCAS 1t csc
A variety Of r. aIDS nj 50. a5c.. a:.c u1wardS
4 frll line az FANCY and ILhik.COiohF''
JtPhEE 50 E0HFS;
81 -'f"IrF'S Fl $50:
he h. : 5cc. I. .,kCK hi.rACt il thc city
H1ATK, q ID M.&En CHER y. hHtE
ana ahHG y NaHE3rklCf >CiTlHaS
INFANT ROB'S al 4 AID g.
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CFFGCE CITY EEC1NrER,l

CFTICE CITY TECISFhR,(
EICuMcSp October e, 1871
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
4 al this oiec until FdI0AI Tie 9Th instant,
al IL VI, fer \ UMBERING such hon=es hr"uGn-
ON. The city rs may he now uaGuli6ertd. tHr-
iher inform ton win be afforded Upon hppltca-
uun AT THIS office.
Ia. Committee on Streets reserves inc fght OF
rejecting any or all proposals.
CHARLES II. DINMOCk,
,cl3td City Engineer.
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OFFICE OF ITY FNGISEER.}
RIcHMoSD, VA, October IL ISL.
DROpOSAI.S WILL BE RECEIVED
81 tnis cflt e ml!l FKiDhY Tic 9th instant,
nj ~ ST.. for fu nj jhing and securing to the street
l,mps I'll y ST IN CT 3 for dSaienA:i"n ~ siree'
For I n her Informal. ioa apply a thi5 cDl'e =
TIE Committee on Streets reserves the right Of
rejecting any OF AL proposals.
CHARLES II. TIIMDCk,
cele-.d City Engineer.
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MILLINERY.

NTPa. r. !. THURSTON respect e!N
M fully announces to her friends anu Tue ~
rP,EEEGSG OF ia ADS0ME FALL. a ND WIN
TrE MIi LfNFRY on "WEDNESDAY and
18Th and lob. Being very thank-
IN. soilrits continu iucc Of no Oh ne.
: NV aIRs. J.. j. TUUFSTON.
as Hrosd st!eCt,
RI ,-t between Third and Fourth.
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FsuE WILCOX 4 GIBBS.

Fs'HE WILCOX 4 GIBBS.
Thi. great southern inyen.ion IS faat sureis1-
cling the p cAttd Cck. stitch anG double: r cad
machines both IN sucopo and America. Nearly
1000 o2k stitch machines were exclaimed In part
payment for the Wilcox GIBBS In one
year III New York city. One dracr there has
made oath That he alone received In exchange for
the WItlcrH & G;hba Mathinc 700 Wheeler Il vii
son, sou sir ser, 800 Grover L Bsaer. 9ao Howe, and
l.27S Of other in4heTs.
10 prove the sup riority If our machine, we
will, on alplicsttcn, chip to any responsible az
dress to BE- returned al our expense If Il does no.
give entire satisfaction, a mschlne fer
ONE MONTHS
TRIAL BaF3EE PCRCHAaF.
ia 0FS T. !. GIBBS,
Ninth AID llak streets.
H.rhv
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cOMETGlNG NEW EVERY WEEh

7 -----------------------
: r,nNrTuISG NEW EVERY WEEk
|
|
! Additions =, c,r stock OF DRY GOODS Are con-
| ~, .,, .,I we e.. VII. a cal, nnd insuection
~ ,.,'r,,,o,, pur elan Is 10 sell goods at
%n-rar rrIrE., so that we can make quick
; 49, .,,,nrn o.,r money o.er as often as
Rets3% p'"'LHfIt - q - :f @ne A'oiN'"S
nIA!k lies,
hiaN = NIX Of 'aiii!Its and cc:o-s,
CLnTHn and DOS ,ki =: ,cm EI}ihG'
%hiAiNs, 10 SIS II tG5,
nnE; J IN, - = ,s :. - hi;S'''''
Ev,r{th,rr Wv cIcap. Orders filled s@.lsfac-
oc ~ co.ner 2.N-n ~" :-.--Eu 81 yes
EUAELO TTC$yILiE
-
inIiy insiataiSeu IN th'
ron
With 1,cft,,d improvement ia finish OF some pat
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A~-ssa.ssy =
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ FRESH SUPPLY A

B.f5 L 1sESIi SUL L1 -" =.
OF CHOICE FRUIT.
RECEIVING THIS DAY.
500 pounds CATAwgA GRAPES.
400 rouads DELAWARE GHArEs.
$50 pounds ISABELLA GRhPEs y
S punches YELLOW BANANAS, ~.---...-...
a hs,f-barrels EATING PEARS.
ANDREW AHToh1,
n. s,.eod Main street below post-ohicc.
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- - = : :
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CITY ESGINERR. /
RICHMOND VA, October 20, .oil.
AT0TICE-TO STON EN- A S Ms
~ .EALaD PROPOSALS Will be received q,
!h;s flee I'M u O'Clock VI. on PRID4 the Eth
IN cont for the NTEESION OF THE GUN N:ZE
In tie -av.nc north Of Clay street, between Ientn
and HIevan'h. $50 feet. klso, the hA Il > 2'C ~,
Of U.CifLSrRT III tho rarin: no IN OF JOCK
son stree, little ,st Il Fi:th street. 20 let,
any In form iiion desired Coli L oo.aiuea on az
81 alton 1T this Cfice.
Tho Committee on Streets reserve the right to
re ect ANY or all proro5als, ~ ,I,ruocv
oc % ri CITY nllncer.
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NEW dpCD9:

Every steamer from Ncw York brings MS els
CANT S1rGtoga Trunks u GUY $3.50 filed with TIE
handaom"at and cheapest Dry COaLs in the MAY
ket-pennlna auction bargains. II yen wish 10
SO" he che past line Of Dom estics, examine our
elegant Rlcachad and brown Coiton5 nj FEC
worth &c. everywhere; also, our CCtons Al lof.;
2,rto yards ~ Mourning nnd other PIi-tS JUST IL"
celved some coed prints for Coa.frta 1T Only D..
rcr yard GONE ut &C., aGd soIna ri zoe. the hano
nargst 2!!.waol Del&iAcs at I0t.. selling Tor ""c'
yciyc. here Dress Sliss il AZ ccot5; haNGe''Hc
~ Ids q. Only In3,.; Back hip:cts all prices
Ern1n .lp.cea-wa rr.cr fall u sell orT Apr
cns. because VIC kanp the last and Cheapest. thar-
Io:tcsvil.e and other Ca :slmcre5~c a; selling
handsome Cashmere FOR co.,, suitable for chi!-
,rfn: nlue 2cavsr C'otn tAlelton hni:l) ~ NJ
would lie cho7p ut 80; Nel7ctc ens IN al c"l"rs'
Willie Corded Telvnecn, basuiifnl srticie
lcos c;occiuly 1T oar Rid Gloves AT T'c.r VI. ava
81 q. ladies' hra, Bri:l h Hosiery at only rs.
Gen+s' best nrarn '.l,vca q; "51. )n'!r@ Ell"
Gloves a. I1,. mi Li,!a Thr:sd N!o7r' 1t &c.
RI.hNKFf3
EiASNf..H.
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TOR SALE, tie LEASE and GOOD
g. VII. u! SICK and FIXTURES Of the
EaH and hESThuhA !! cf he oid-est ablishrd
81 nd. corner ui ighth and Efoaa Strcets.
m =
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pLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE, VIA
RLah, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND CONNECTIONS.
is the shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, TO Selma,
Mobile, Meridian,
Pensacola, Fickeburg,
New Orleans, Monroe,
And oil points In Texas.
PuLLxAE,s PALACE CARS run throu,h
from Lynohburg to Mobile, Via Calera and Mont
gomsrJ, without change
Time to Montgomery, Mobile and Erw Orleap.
LESS THAN By Any OTHER ROUTE.
Time from White Sulphur Springs and Char
ictte9yiile
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY MINUTES
LESS TO MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE.
FIVE HOURS LESS TO NEW ORLEANS
The popular and mos. expeditions Emicr,r,
Ronte 10 Texas and Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage checked through.
Tickets to all points by THIS route may be Oh
tanned HI the ticket offices Of the
CHFSAPEAkE L o IIIO RAILROAD.
RICHMOND & DAEVIILE RAILROAD,
and at the Office Of The Atlantic, h!sstasippi and
Ohio railroad, 1926 Main street, Richmond
BE sure Your tickets read via Dalton aud Calpra
Tor sema). Il. q. BhRt,EY, Con. SUIT
JOHN B. PECK. Gen. Pass. Agent.
JGHH NJ. WHY. Travelling Agent. "a 2s-a m
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THESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
v KuhD.-TQ ONTnhCTOHS FOE UROS3
TifS AM TRES1LE kk:-Propossls Will
he RI cIlyed by The undersigned at the eGgiuaer's
office, in kichmoud. until u M., November 5tb,
1911, for furnishing The CKESs-TlES for ,he
Chesapeake sad Ghio railroad, hetweed hise
Sulphur springs and the mouth Of New river, OR
abO;t los mi o. Of roa'
Proposals win also lie received n the same time
and pisce for T IN BER-rRESTiES on the ttreen-
byicr and + ncghany divisions. rl.ns ana specitl-
cations for the latter cen be had Of NJ tor peytrn
Gandnlph, division engineer, White Sulphur
Springs, en- and after October goth.
rpc licatlans for cross ties may he hid on aud
after October l5ih, at the engineers oi,ic1s in
RIclmc md at White sulphur, Eicbmond'B Falls,
or MIXERS Ferry. Ii. ID. WHiTGONB,
ihipf Engineer
oc lc-tNovs Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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- IT I T. s II
~ ca nEQAD STREET
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Proposing amendments to section 3,
canon :. title ), relative to the organization
Of CHURCHES or congregations IN foreign
couuI'ir~, making tulthcr provisions in re-
gaze 10 organization aud discipline of such
Churci,cs or congregations.
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yOR SALE, 4 BLACK MARE. On
4 trvcu wars old warranted sound in NA
every ;,urtitt.!ar. she Il yerS quick rides WE'LL
nd works in single or d)uhlc harness; aud VIII
hc Scld bargain rs the owner II - no uss I3r he'
kpp'y to tKhNh -. Hlht'.
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CnANGE OF sCnEDULE.ss4zsEsss

HHANGE OF SCttEDuL E.Sstf.hMs
The fast end elegant s!de-wheel steamer PAIL
skDF, Captain CHARMS hELsos' VIII leave
her wharf at (powhstan Steamboat Company 8
ahpt, Rockets for Kings Mil and all landings on
James river at 7 O'Clock A. n. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Returning, will
leave Kings MIL every MUNDAY. WEDNEe-
DAY, ana FRIDAY 1T O'Clock A. ~, touch
ing 10 all tho regular landings on the river.
Freight received daily.
All freight to way landings must be prepaid.
Thursdays t:ips 70 Ch.ckahomiEy river discon-
tinued.
por further rsrticn's-s, arplv to Captain Oh
hoarI. or TO SM. P. BRETT. Agent,
rs9o Posqlatsn Steamboat heus-
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OFFICE CITY ENC1SrER, I

OFFICE CITY FHC1ScER, l .
RICHMOND, CCtp ser il, 1871.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
/ NJ this Office until TUESDAY The 2ith insttrt,
FL Il A. for furnishing nd Introducing The nec.s-
sary FURNACES required in heating the three
new public school buildings.
EuIther in;"r m alton may he CD alntu upon a1-
plicatiJn Al this 0i!ce.
The board Of Education reserves tie eight ID
reject any or all proposals.
CHARLES Ii. n1MMOCK,
nr iI-lltd CITY FpgineCr,
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DISABLED CLERGYMES.


k1la.mg to providing measures for the
r-t,t ., disabled clerg,men aud widows
aaa urph,nS OF deceased clersymeu, WIN
r.sGtJ -iun.
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FOREIGN CONGREGATIONS,

messages from The House OF Bishops were
received, rs follows:
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,9:,;}:;;.r,I:I,n,ond nlspauh,
-;,,o and Richmond.

..OCTOBER y, i5''
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40 1Tca MEDrClEKB. de.

D1ERCEs MEDIcAL,,,, T.: D D.E,s Rye So.
i Aliens Lung Bsisf ~ iYa1rfs Honey of Hoar-
t SoaS snd "a of vine sT1n
Rect Sc. L. WAGNEe& C2.;, . nsde 3, recfa.
or 2I-lt4 sIA.n .-------------
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satOh LII Ek1'COiI a NJ
MAN y.sr or aG9{ Hh !FFnayRs. safffas
f:oM HEM T0ka E ~ * - s5tAnToEEyDAY
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Fret cabin. s:esrAse,.
TO TO h ho1;s 20 bbon,doa.--....-..' Is
Tickets sold to and rom England, i:sisaa. and
the ContIneat; ,: mode.ate ratea.
oncss. JOHN q. DALE. Agent.
= BROADWAY, New YORK; or 70
JORs ~ IkTI, Agent. Richmond, Va
7 AMES RIYEN STEA MBOATe.ET,
= G2 spkfPHIh'o si fhX 5Ssk M Z
ISsa M gII' and Az RESbLAk LAND
sl9fs oh 9 4 si.'Ss ns5 i:sineE
taTes conpaay'a wharf at Rockets for the
and rffbszs a a. FR 9x
ID, and :cturla on Tucsdsys, Thursdays. and 81.
tutaeys.
Passer ger, cornec. st Norfolk with the old Bsv
Line steamers FOR Baltimore, Ph,ladei phia, and
New York
,Trsln leaves CtsS Point Tor Petersburg on ar.
rival Of Steamer.
Fare New York .sla6o
sare to phiiadeiphis,.... $50
sIe - 600
Excursion tickets 10 &orfSt and Return ,So'
TICKETS ON SALE 1t CAREER q CO.S
he fas eagESa s checked Ss s,hroash
light excursions at reasonable charge.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thuradaya and IA.
sarlsss foo hor.oiI oath Boston, BaItl.
AND all tsgalar landings on James river. o. REf.
= IA RATES. Freight received from 4.
Freight Tor way !an5tnga must be prepaid.
l.. u. TATuA, General Agent,
ONCE. Coinpany's wharf.
my brancn oshce, corner Nam and eth ste.
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tcro:.ei 4or tho Baltimore snu.
E-I'IThfhTH DAY D(TOErE IA.
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s. nInSH, G.1 broad stree

arrm qay o,Lee i DESIRABLE uUop9.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NTATIONAL LINE-ST EAM AfTfS
II TO SSTUW AND =.
IIvERPOsI. The Hr2t- class st anshIps u TINS
line sail from pier ~ North river, Kew York;
every Ss1 UkDhT. ,ro.roo,
RATES OF PASSAGE: First CABIN. 10 .'iVeIpo"l,
Axe, s2s PAYABLE in currency. From Liverpool
T.onfoc dry. Queenstown, or t+iassy"'t 20 lie"
Passengers booked to or from other poin'o III
EnEInnJ OF the continent at cheap currency rates;
For further iGformation, Apply NJ .ie Once vi
"a cnmpauy,to +. WI. HURST, 5anagerr
'1e 60 broadway, New York, or 10
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
or Gam 3coyerTor street, Richmond, va,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-18
Cotton Statement.

New YORK, July 16.-The cotton move
ment is very light The receipts at al
ports for the week are Is, 1885, against Is, 463
last week, 1887 the previous week, and
2,664 three weeks since. The total receipts
since September |, 1870, are 3,945,S32 bales.
against 1854, 08l for the corresponding pc
Rod of the previous year. The exports
from all ports for the week are 1888 bales,
against l9, 623 for the same week last year.
The total exports for the expired portion of
the cotton year are 100000 bales, against
2,l47 ,lT bales tor the time last year. The
stock at all ports is 1859 bales, against
1876 for the same time last year. The
stocks at interior towns are IL, 10Y bales,
against 30,6S6 last year. The stock at Liv-
erpool is 100000 bales, against $4,000 last
year. The cotton atloat for Great Britain
is 93,0 bales, against 20, 200 last year. The
India cotton afoat for Europe is 53S, 1872
bales, against 422, 200 last year. The
weather in the South during the week was
favorable for the growing plant, being gen
orally dry and hot.
Cotton opened strong, but afterward de-
elined slightly under increased pressure to
sell. The sales for the week reached 3d. 900
bales, of which $4,000 bales were for future
delivery, and $4,000 bales on the spot and
to arrive. OF the spot cotton exporters
took about 1850 bales, spinners 300 bales
and spectators 525 bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-18
IYesterday's Evening Dispatches

New YORK, July 17.-The storm here
YESTERDAY blew a six thousand pound bell
from a tower, which was one hundred and
thirty feet high. A falling tree crushed a
carriage in Fifth avenue. A yacht was
capsized in the bay, and q man drowned
A brig was struck by lightning.
The streets of the city were flooded, and
chimneys blown down. A three year old
child was drowned from capsized boat
1t has transpired that the Orangemen
were wounded in the procession on Wed
nesday last.
Among the important documents bearing
upon the cause of the action first taken by
the city authorities there is a published
letter, written by John S. Bond the Orange
leader, to Superintendent Kelso, two days
before the riot, in which he implores that
functionary to stop the Orange demonstra-
tions and spare the effusion of blood.
dispatch from Saratoga says that the
horse Longfellow will not run tomorrow.
Arrived-Steamship Idaho. Arrived out
Steamships Germania, City of Brussels,
De ,anica and Nevada.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE steamship
America, from Hong Kong, brought the
most valuable cargo ever received at an
American port 1t was valued at 80 500, 000
BosToN, July 7.-General BENJAMIN +.
Butler has announced himself as a candi-
date for Governor of Massachusetts.
LONDON, July 1.-THE police of London
dispersed meeting in Hyde Park, the OBJ
Iject of which was the promotion of emigra-
ton from the United Kingdom. This ac-
tion was rendered necessary by the noise
and confusion incident to the proceedings
1t is officially announced that Asiatic
cholera has appeared in several places in
Poland.
The ship Nohmon, from Bombay, was
burned at sea. The ship Penangn foundered
in the Indian Ocean. Thirty lives lost.
PARIS, July H.-Courts-martial for the
trial of communists commence to-day.
The Arenir says NJ. Theirs has written to
the Pope a vague letter promising diplo-
matte support if the other powers join
France in the movement.
A great fire was occasioned in Rheims
yesterday by the explosion of a quantity of
petroleum. Fifty persons were killed and
wounded by the explosion and many build
ings in the business portion of the city were
burned.
The Official journal states that the ex-
plOsion of the works at st. Maur was acct
dental. Six persons were killed and thirty
wounded.
MADRID, July lit is rumored that in
consequence of the war discussion, the
Spanish Cabinet will be dissolved, and a
radical ministry formed.
The chief of police of Dublin died yester- |
day from wounds received few days since
at the hands of supposed Fenian. The |
murderer was arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

observation-disclosures Governor Allen-390 bales
cotton All SKIS cotton seed hhds tobacco 80 bbls
whisky and sundries
EFFERSON-Steamer Era No 1G-50l bales cotton
SO head cattle and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Big Horn-l09 head of
cotton 595 head cattle and sundries
observation-disclosures Tahlequah-278 SKIS rice l6
bbls rice and sundries
ST MARTINSVILLE-Steame F Frazer-lO
hhds sugar 81 1887 feet lumber and sundries
ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cherokee bales
coston Is bbls molasses il hhds sugar 80 10 feet
lumber and sNndries
ST L0UIS-Steamer Mary Alice and barges-6603
bbls -four 345l SKIS oats 493 SKIS bran s784 SKIS
1875 bush corn in bulk and sundry produce
Observation-Disclosures La Beue-227 bales of
cotton $50 head cattle and sundrles
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
L0UISVlLLE-Steamer Shannon-A full cargo of
Western produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tom Rees and barges-A
full cargo of Western produce
fLOBDELLS STORE-Steamer Bart Able-3 bales
cotton IA SKIS seed cotton bags wool 81 SKIS rice
and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer Frohc-Sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-Sundres
ANTE RIVER-Steamer IAlce-25 cords wood
bales cotton SKIS seed cotton $4,000 feet lumber
and sundries
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, July l7-85 bales cotton and
sundry produce
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
July Ills hhds sugar 200 head cattle 236 head
sheep and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-18
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, !

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY EVENING. July II. 1871.
We have no material change to report in
the money market. We still quote per
cent per annum for AL notes secured by IN
questionable collaterals; Sal without col
Iaterals Is for good and for good do
and short AL business paper, second grade
business paper, and 1902 and 10 for
long do. Mortgage paper is done at So
per cent per annum for AL. and l00 IL for
second class.
Gold opened at 1925 1923 against 112la
at New York;, and after selling at lib closed
at II24 0Il234 against 1928. The sales
included $4,000, $4,000, $1,000, and $4,000 at
1924; $500 at 1929, and $500, $1,000, and
$4,000 at lib.
There was no apparent movement in sill
yer. 1t is quoted at l08 a 100 for Amer
lean half dollars, and 3ls 04A T. cent pre-
MUM in gold for Mexican dollars.
We have still to report very limited
movement in foreign exchange, but sitter
rates, the market improving under the ad-
vance in gold. Transactions in sterling were
confined to barely f5000. including $4,000
AL clear, at 1875, and flS00 strictly AL at
124. We now quote 1891 a 1899. for good
to AL bill of lading and clear, and l24la a
12i& for bank. We heard Of nothing doing
in francs.
OOutstlC cACudESc CoutiuuCu
The banks supplied remitters with New
York sight drafts at 30 y cent premium,
and there were sales of $4,000 and SIS, 1000
commercial New York sight at "a premium;
$1,000 private bankers at the same, $4,000
and $4,000 private bankers at 9-32, and
$12, 600 Boston sight at Is. Aprivate bank
er's New York gold check for $500 sold at
SIG p cent discount. Some of the banks
drew small sums for remittance at par.
The only sales of stocks reported are 25
shares Louisiana State Lotterys on private
terms, and l3 Bank of America at Sl95. ex-
Dealers bought small amounts of new
city ten per cent bonds at 80, and asked
92l2; but aside from these We heard of
nothing doing in bonds.
Nothing reported in warrants. State are
quoted at 50 056 for large, and 56065 for
medium and small.
City treasury notes are nominal.