New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-14
NEW YORK.

Asiat1c Cholera IN new OrA-AfrAVRts'-
specie Shipments-Bank Statement
DOOlittIe, SchuFz and Baynrd-LiberaI
Republican National COMMUNICATIVE
cutive Committee Appointed.
NEW YORK, July Bone death from
Asiatic cholera in this city was reported
today:
A gang of strikers in this city killed
carpenter while at work to-day. No arrests
have been made.
Arrived Steamers City of Washington,
Algeria and Generl Sherman.
Specie shipments for the week, IS, De, 600.
The bank staten Mt shows: Loans de-
creased 1875, 600; spt je decreased $500, 900;
legal tenders increased $l,O00,0O0; deposits
increased $3,750,000.
The naval stores trade has been unsettled
all the week, buyers and sellers going apart
in their views. In the absence of active
business, prices have declined steadily all
the week, showing a loss of 30075c on
resins, and 25c on pitch and tar.
Senator Doolittle left this morning to at
tend Democratic meeting at Raleigh,
North Carolina. Carl SEIZURE is to speak at
several points in North Carolina before
August l.
Senator Bayard sails for Europe to-day
for his health. In letter of July ii he ex-
presses the intention to support the Greeley
and Brown ticket.
mittee met yesterday and elected Ethan
Allen permanent chairman, whereupon he
delivered an address.
The folio wing executive committee was
appointed by the chair Charles G. Davis,
Massachusetts,; J. p. Laid, Vermont; 5. A.
Pierce, South Carolina; s. g. Burbridge,
Kentucky; FL. G. WarmOth, Louisiana; NJ.
G.. Church, West Virginia; George II. An
dersOn, Missouri; James NJ. Seoville, New
Jersey. Ethan Allan was made chairman
of the executive committe. d. r. Go0dlOe,
of North Carolina, and Jasper johnson, OF
Oregon, secretaries
Resolutions were passed recommending
a union of Liberal Republicans with the
Democrats in selecting candidates for State
| and congressional offices. Carl Schurz and
Governor Brown were present. Inc com
mittee visit Chappaqua to-day.
Hon. Henry Wilson has gone to Long
Branch to visit the President.
They talk here of making Sanford q.
Church coalition candidate for Governor.
The San hoists his name. Mr.. Greeley is
said to favor him over Herman.
A Cuban letter to the Sun charges Gen
eraI Ryan with arrant cowardice during
the expedition of the Fannie
w. G. Saunders, the colOred electOr who
came out for Greeley, publishes a card offer
ing to meet any cOlOred orator on the stump
in New York or elsewhere.
Money easy at 3G4 " cent on call loans.
Sterling 97s 0aO. Gold ll40ll4ls. Gov
ernments quieter; new fves 1885; skies Of
1881, I17k; ive-twenties of 1862, ll5zs; 1864,
lis; 1865, 1855, new ia; 1867, 1883; 1868,
has; ten-forties, 1925. Tennessees, old
741k, new 74#; Yirginias, old 45, new 50:
Louisianas, old SIS, new so, levee skies 81,
Fights "a; Alabama Fights 81, fyes go;
Georgia skies 20, sevens 86@; North Caro-
linas, old 323s, new 20; South Caro!inas.
| old, 56ls, new 28l5.
Cotton was heavy and lower at the OPEN
ing of the week, but closed with some re-
cOvery and frmer feeling. Sales for the
week reached ll3, 400 bales, of which 100000
were for future delivery, aud $500 on the
| spot. OF spot cotton, exporters took about
| 104 bales, aud spinners 1885,
| 1t is understood that the Stokes jury
stands eight for murder in the first degree,
| and four for manslaughter.
President Grant has pardoned Washing
| ton doctor who was convicted of producing
death by abortion.