New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-09
NEW YORK.

DR.. Lsnahan Released specie Ship
meuts- WOrkingmen Coming Out To-
mOrrOw-Strike Of Gas Wen-Sentence
of COmmissiOners-Bank Statement
Murdered and RObbed-A Night Editor
Dead-Stealing Secret Correspond
enee-jerome Park Races-COmmer-
cial and Monetary.
New YORK, June S-Dr. LaDahan was
released from prison this afternoon On 5000
bail.
Shipments of specie to day nearly 81 ,O00,-
600; shipments for the week over $3 $50, COO
There were meetings of the various trades
this morning, nearly all indicating that
there will be large turnout on Monday.
The gas men struck this noon
Commissioner Bumsteed, of Jersey Citv,
was sentenced to-day to pine months in the
State prison, Commissioner Ereeland will
be sentenced next week.
Large detachments Of police are stationed
at the different gaswOrks TO prevent dis
turbances. The men have struck for eight
| hours, and it is feared the city will be In
| darkness tonight.
Arrived-Steamers Tarifa, Smidt, Leo,
South Carolina, Germdnia and Algeria
The bank statement shows: Loans in
crease S2,375000; specie increase 1876, 200;
legal tenders increase $I25, 900.
Captain Calvacarries was murdered and
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yet obtained to the robbers. $4,000 re-
ward is offered for the stolen bonds.
The st. Crispins have resolved to strike
against reduction of wages. PreDaratiOns
of all are being made for a grand parade on
Monday.
The printers threaten to join the eight
hour movement early in July.
w. +. Bears, night editor of the Tribune,
died of congestion Of the brain.
Abram Nelson, who is charged with steal
ing the secret correspondence of Messrs.
Phelps, Dodge & Co., gave bail this after
noon, and was released. He was immedi-
ately rearrested in a civil suit instituted
against him, and being unable to furnish
the necessary bail of 500 600, was lodged
in Ludlow street jail.
General Shaler was in consultation with
the police commissioners to-day to consider
the, probabilities of a disturbance among
the strikers next week, and, If necessary,
the militia will be called upon to assist in
preserving order. The WOrkingmen are
making great preparations for parade on
Monday next, which will be a large one.
At the Jerome Park races to-day the
track was heavy and attendance fair. First
race for purse Of $500, one mile and a
quarter was won by Ssnford's entry in
2:23lR.
The second race for purse of $780, one
mile and three quarters, was won by Tub
man. lime J:El p.
Third race for the Westchester cup, two
miles and quarter, Harry Bassett and Lit
tletOn started, was won by Harry Bassett
by neck. Time 4:l814 Bassett sold in
pools eight to one and had an easy victory,
being held in by his rider.
The fourth was hurdle race for purse
of 5000, welter weights, one mile and three
quarters, over seven hurdles, was won by
LOchiel. Time 3;3812.
During the week cotton has further ad-
vanced, with an active market. although
at the close prices we're OF slightly from
the highest point. Sales for the week
reached lS0,5 bales, of which ia. 900 bales
were for rfuture delivery, and $500 bales on
the spot and TO arrive. OF spot cotton ex-
pOrters took about 300 bales, spinners 4450
aud spectators 50bales.
Money easy at 4 al per cent on call loans
Sterling ga G97s. Gold HAS 0I144.
Governments closed Is lower and heavy.
New fves ll3E skies of 1884, l2O3s five
twenties Of 1862, Il45s: 1854, 1l45s; 1866
115l3; new issues, ll7l4: 1867 1I77s; 1868.
Il71a; ten-fOrties, 1925. Tennessees, old
72ls, new 7212; Virginias. old IS, new So;
Louisianas, old 50, new 50; Ievee skies e.,
eights 79 Alabama eights 81. ives 60; Geor-
gia skies =, seVens 81; North Carolinas, old,
30, new 2035; South CarOEnas, old, 50, new
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