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MARKETS.
OnrnsstHc rkeeas

EEw Work, October 30, Evening. Cotton
closed easy; sales 1918 bales; middlinR
uplands zoe; Orleans 20l2c; net receipts
las bales; gross 1888; sales Of futures
1880; October 1914 0I9 l3-l6c, November
1879 q l9c. December IS l1I6 l9 ID t6c, Jan
uary IS l5-l60l9c, February ~ 5-lGc, March
1928 20c, April 2018 020Ac, May 20I2c.
Flour in limited request and prices un-
changed. Whisky 93l2 09ic Wheat &c
better; Yed Western 81 5701 IS. Corn a
shade tirlner. Rice tn 08l3c. Pork easier;
$l5 IS a Is 80. Lard easier; ga 087s, Naval
stores duh. YalloH firm: % az 5-i6c.
Freights heavy
Leather quiet ana unchanged. Remiock
sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light,
middle and heavy weights Y 029e; Cali
fornia and Orinoco do 26027c. Wool .
shade tirner; unwashed quoted at ACE;
lambs pulled 48c; Texas 20040c; fall clip
California 25c. Coffee firm; Rio 1914 a
l849c. Sugar firm; fair to good refining 9la
0978c; Cuba ga Globe. MOlasses nomi-
nal; cIayed quoted at 20025c; MusCOvade
22030c. Beet dull; $408 tor plain mess
So 500I0 for extra mess. S'reightS per
saiI-Corn 842d.
CINCINNATI October 30.-Coeton-D
mand fair and market firm middling 4914c.
Flour steady and in moderate demand az
81 al 30, Wheat quiet and unchanged; red
81 4S0l j3; white IL Goal ~. GorB-De-
mand fair and market firm, 4Oc. Oats quiet
and unchanged at 90 q 33c. Pork scarce and
firm for city at $l4 So Lard nominal; steam
7%c; kettle 77sc; sales Of new steam at
75sc. Bulk meats-Demand fair and market
frm; shoulders Sac; sales Of new partially
cured at Sac; no old sides offered; sales Of
new clear rib at SAC; clear 819c, packed.
Bacon nominal; shoulders 6Ac; sales OK
clear rib at 10c; clear held at lie. Sugar.
cured hams quiet at l70HAc for summer.
Whisky-Demand good at full prices, 89c.
ST. Louis, October -Cotton-Demand
fair and market firm; middling 1872 a &c.
unchanged; No. 2 spring
Chicago 81 II; winter irregular; No, 3 red
81 Goal GO. Corn dull and lower; No 2
mixed 1919 03lc. Oats dull and unchanged;
No. 24Ac. Whisky steady at 89c. Pork
None here. Bacon unchanged for order
lots; shoulders 7Ac; clear rib 11a4c; clear
l2c. Lard held at Sc for future; no saleso
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, October 3d. Evening.-Cot-
ton closed active but frmer; upiands 100
l018d; Orleans I013 a 105sd; sales Of Orleans
or November load. Common gosiB lis Q
lis Sd.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY OCTOBER 81 1872

and the same for fine. Turks Island is retail
ing at 81 250l 80 }S bag of two bushels.
No cargoes offering. Table salt IN pockets
is selling at 24s 0742c each, as in size.
OAK STAyEs-The stock on hand is large,
and few shipments are being made on ac-
count of the scarcity of tonnage. We quote
extra pipe, culled, y 1900, delivered along
side Of vessel, $50; wine pipe $ll50 100;
extra hid $135 a l40; extra claret $l00 lO3;
bbl $50, and key $40045.
NAVAL SToREs-Owing to small receipts
andight stock spirits turpentine is held very
firm at Csc p gallon. The demand for rosin
is confined to the local trade, the want OF tom
mage restricting shipments. We quote pale
aud virgin at S. y Dbl; No. l at So 1904;
No. 2 at s. so, and So % bbl for common.
The market is bare of pitch, and the deal
ers ask $607 p bbl. Tar is held at loo b2o
" gallon. with very little demand.
SoAP-New Orleans brands are in good
demand, both for the local trade and for
shipment to Texas and Mexico. We quote;
Palm &c y tb; olive 61A 07c; magnolia 5l2c.
and CASTLE l2c. A deduction of a a 34c T. ID
is olloWed on large lots. Cold water soap
Ice, and polishing I0c = ID; extra olive 7c
in round lots, and IA a712c job. A deduc-
ti0r "A q lc y tb is allowed according to-
size Of lots.
Moss-The receipts have fallen off, and
supplies coming in are readily taken at ~
as for gray and sash for country black.
City picked is dull at 60915c p Is.
Goals in moderate supply and active
demand, and prices have advanced.
Pittsburg is quoted nominally at Coo
= bbl by the boat load and S. Y
hid 75c u Dbl to steamboats,, 81 so y ton
to steamships, 85c to manufacturers and
II at retail. Anthracite is retailing at
$l2 500l3 p ton, and American camel at
81 % " Dbl. No English camel goa! in
market.
COoPERAGE-There is little better de-
mand, and molasses barrels in lots of 300
so 500 are offered at 81 So and smaller lots at
81 IS a 60 each, Half barrels are selling
at 81 goat IS apiece. Sugar hogsheads are
held at 80 IS a.. Roop poles are held at $50
@85 for hogsheads; $50 IS for barrel, and
$40 u 1000 for half bbls. Cypress slaves
sell at $i6020 q 1000 for BARREL and
$50 IS for hogshead.
TOBACC0-Phere was more movement Co.
day, tho sales embracing So hhdsy of which
at !l2ac and 81 e, 3, 80 and 49,
at -. Also, yesterday, 9 hhds at -.
Buyers state that the market is easier, but
factors report no change in prices, and We
continue to quote at 8la 91ec for Tugs, GA a
l012c for low leaf, lola q II lac for medium,
i20l212c foE good, and 100 I4c for fine and
selections.
FREIGHTs-A ship was eaken up for HARE
40 l8c foE cotton. We continue to quote: BY
steam-Gotton to Liverpool Id; to Bremen
and Hamburg ll-!6c; TO New York 3ac; to-
Boston 18e BY sail-Cotton to Liver
pool Sad; 90 Havre i13c; to Antwerp
lac; 60 Bremen Esd; 10 Gothenburg sd
70 Genoa l2sc; to Boston Sac; tobacco t@
Genoa $40
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Fourteenth wnrd RepuhlIcaps.

At a regular meeting of the Fourteenth
Ward Radical Republican Club. held on
the twenty-ninth instant, the following res
olutlons were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Republican convention
held at the Mechanics Institute in this city
has nominated, and presented for our suf-
frages, such a parish and municipal ticket
AZ in their judgment would meet Oug APP
probation; therefore, be it
Res0lrcd, That having heretofore pledged
our undivided support to the national and
State ticket headed by q. $. Grant and
Hon. William Pitt Kellogg, we also ayow
our aid to the parish and city ticket headed
by Hon. w. L. Fish, and pledge it our ~.
dent support.
Rcso5ged That we earnestly illdorse che
nominations made for the Sixth District.
and will unite our 9orce in eIecting the
whole ticket.
ReSoIced, That L. Seweli and e. Deioe.
our candidates for representatives, are
both trustworthy and deserving our respect
and confidence.
Rcso2ced, That these proceedings 10 pub
ishnd i'll the National Republic1& and the
New Orleans REPUBLICAN,.
MIR. B. j. Brown presided and Hfr. -. ..
BUSH was secretary Of the meeting.
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days from Liverpool, with q general cargo,
to Eugster g. Co; ship Moses Day, Woor-
worth, master, forty two days from London,
il ballast, to master; ship KentuCkian,
Sears, master, fifty eight days from New
port, Wales, with railroad iron to order;
spoke French bark st. Genevieve, from New
Orleans, in latitude 242, longitude so 20
days from Liverpool, with general cargo,
to A. K. Miller & Co.. in latitude $50 s. !,
longitude AZ 4G passed an Italian bark,
name unknown, dismasted she wanted no
assistance. No departures.
PAs3-A-L'OUTRE, October 30, P NJ
Wind southeast, light. Arrived-At 1879
P. NJ, steamship Havana, Pennington,
master, from Havana via Florida ports, to
j. X. Roberts. Sailed-Scho0neF Texana.
NICKsBURG, October 30.-DeWn-Mary
Alice and barges, at A. ~. Josephine, at
3 =. NJ Biyer falling WeatheS cloudy
and cool.
memphis. October 3o-Rainy this snorn.
ing; clear This evening. Riyer declining.
Arrived-Fort Gibson, from Arkansas river.
Departed-W. j. Iewis, for Eicllsburg;
John +. TolIe, for st. louis; Fort Gibson,
for Ljttle Rock; Batesvillo, for White river
GINcMNATI, October 3O.-A steady rain
has prevailed since 3 L. NJ. River ii ys seeH
eight inches and rising.
LOUISVILLE, October 39.-RiveC station
ary; nineteen inches in the chute. Raining
all day, and continues tonight. Several
boats are advertised to leave FOX below TO
EvASsvILrE, October 30.-yhe river has
risen one inch Weather cold. . light
sain has been falling since last midnight.
CAIRO, October 30.-Arrived-Expo
from New Orleans, A. NJ; &. H. Durfee,
from St. Louis, 2 z" NJ Departed-Ex.
porter, for ST. Louis, 9 a. R. RiyeS station
airy. Weather clear and coof.
PITTsBURG, October 30-RiyeY seven
feet six inches in the channel. and falling.
Indications Of more rain.
ST. LOUIS, October 30.-Arriged-Ys
Barge, from New Orleans; Colorado, from
yicksburg. Departed-Dexter and lie, and
barges, for New Orleans. River failing
slowly. Weather clear and pleSsan
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%esy I ork Tor Grant.
This is s special to the St. Louis S2sn,

This is sb special to the s.. Louis Pens"
erni:
NEW YORK. October Is. "A carefu: can.
yass of the vote of New York by the Re.
pubhcans gives the State to Grant by about
$4,000 majority Many Greeley Clubs
throughout the State have disbanded, and
the Liberal cause is declining SO rapidly
that leading Republicans are confident Of
more than $4,000 majority.
Several Democratic repeaters were ar
rested to-day while registering, and will
spend Sunday in the Tombs. The arrests
were made early in the day, and frightened
several gangs, so that the fraudulent regis
try is much less than usual
Several papers on the Republican side
have come out earnestly against O'Briens
nomination for mayor, and urge the support
of Havemeyer, The Stats Zcit,1tg says
O'Brien's victory would bring the system of
plumber to a perfection never before at
tanned. Never has so audacious and shame
less an attempt been made to deliver the
public treasury, health and life Of New
Workers. into the hands Of desperadoes.
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Govers.nent Expenses Of Lnst Yenr.

This is special TO the St. Louis Demo.
Graf:
WAsHtSGToS. October y. ~ When the
table Of receipts and expenditures Of the
take was widely made in tie opposition
press OF treating totals as the actual annual
expense of conducting the government.
ihey, however, represent disbursements by
the treasury, and include amounts which
are not expenditures in the true meaning Of
the word, as they involve no outlay Of
money by the treasury, and are no burden
tries on both the debit and credit sid9as Of
the books, made necessary BY tie system
of book keeping in practice as shown ii =
statement published by Jud 60 Richardson.
The ordinary annual expenses or cost of IA
ministering the government for the wear
ending June 30 last were $94 952 900
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10F.IbfE RCIALo

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. October y. 1873.
CoTroN-The sales to-day embraced 1000
portion of the bushes lin the NJ IN Nc n iicat-
ing an advance OF I8e, after winch the mar.
ket settled down to yesterdays figures. We
give also the Exchange figures, which are
for average lists according with its official
type, while ours present the proper range
Of the market for average lists, but with the
outside figures for low middling given as the
outside figures for strict:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, .Ass!Ai!LATED
AI,I I1.h,E,pCAr
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Total, 1000 gifts, ii a~sh $500 900
me money TO pay all the7@ gifts ia now upon de.
post and set apart for thGt s-Iqase, in the Farm
ere and ~overh' Bank, as VIII be seen by the
following, srtiticate OF t!le cashier:
FARaFRs AID DK0vRRs' BAEK. ,
Louisville hy., september 26, 1872
This Is to certify that there e now on deIosit in
Ems bank over half million of dollars to the
credit OF the Gift Concert fund, $500 G0O Of which
- held by this bank treasurer of the Public
Library of kentucky to pay off all gifts to be
awarded at the drawing.
R. s. WEIGH, Cashier.
Price of Tickets.
Whole tickets $40; halves, SIS; quarters, So So
u whole tickets for 800; % for z55. Sc for 500
l3 for $1,000 285 for $780, SIS for 5000 No dis
count on less than leo worth of tickets at time
The drawing will positively and uneoui7ooaIjy
take place December J. Agents are peremptorily
reguir' to close sales and make rAturns Novem.
Der rs, in order to give ample time for the final Ar
engagements. Order for tickets applications for
cncularR should be addrt ssed 10
GOVERNOR THOMAS z BRAMLETTR
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky. Louisville KEN
bosky' cc3 We "a lot WIT
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FOR HAVANA.

FOR HAVANA.
So"ching at Cedar Keys and Key yEesx.
carrying the United States Mali.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
IT'S The New Orleans. Esrreav
ES-1Hza ana ;GI Havana Steamship COMPANY
SgAAAsfasssgbJA viii dispatch their new and nRsnS
sasassSAss=ss passed fast passenger stearnshfn
HAVANA,
L. W. PENNINGTON. Commands
WEDNESDAY, October 30, 1872.
from she foot of Calliope street. Firs+ nfsrr.rs.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
r.h3 10 Havana To Cedar Kaws
Steerage ''''''''f''''.s'' pao &25
HTt- also.. : 70 u
lhrobgn bills of lading issued to All noin+s cv
I ; VI TsnToads IN Florida and on the 81 JHr,T,s
Alg9Ii aiso, 10 Aew York, Savannah and Gharest+[
Trough pulls of lading and passage tickets riTa
10 LSpa va Cedar Keys, and landing freIgf+ IN
49, 20! pnt the c0mpany's bills Of laA1pg 5,creE
'I hone Signed after sailing of the stesnar
StPdehuio passenger accommodations and thrnr,cb
HCkoIs gwen to above points W '~' 1AsA
NO freight received Bithont Yarn,i4 So -, -
Zee. '0UV p!SrIhlI from the o.
FOR freight or passage apDly to
l. NJ ROBERTS, Treasurar
NO. l28 Common strf,et
srhe .to 0NsI Gilb Louisiana National Bsrk
,-rt ~ sleam8hlp MARGARET foOnuTs ~ VIZ
----- v 66I "
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A young nobleman, in frightful railway
accident, missed his valet. One Of the
guards came mp to him. and said, My lord,
We have found your servant, but he is cut
in two" Aw, is hei'' said the young man.
with a Dundreary drawl, but still with
some anxiety depicted in his oountenance.
" Win you be good enough to see in which
half he has got the key Of my carpet.bag'
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST GOUlS-Steamer Atlantic Gable and barges-
5000 bushels corn in bulk 1907 bbs flour 535 half
bhls -four 1925 SKIS 3245 SKIS 2l8I SKIS bran
225 bales hay
MEMPHIS-Steamer La Belle-I107 bales cotton
304I SKIS cotton seed 100 SKIS seed cotton
ST LOuIS-SteameT Bemarck-56 bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmers-!36
bbs rice and sundries to order
observation-disclosures Gov Alen-2438 bales cot
ton 1908 SKIS cotton seed As SKIS seed cotton
ST LOUIS-Steamer Henry Ames-I34 bales cot.
ton 69i7 bbls flour ll46 SKIS 200 SKIS bran 9O7
SKIS oats 256 bales hay
ALFXAN RIA-Steamer Flavilla-207 bales cot
ton l477 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
ST LOUlS-Steamer James HOward-2l14 bales
cotton 527 SKIS cotton seed 1906 bbis -four 1871 bbs
whisky 399 SKIS corn 277 SKIS oats $40 bales hay p
cks Ineat hhds tobacco
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD.
1QRGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
october 30-55 bales cotton % SKIS seed cotton IS
bbls molasses 26. hhds sugar
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIH-
ROAD, October 20-l002 bales cotton 81 bhIs rice 10
axis seed cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, october 30-l!I8 bales cotton and
sundry produce
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DARODi3s
MEDICAL.

{ ~ MARRIAGE. : HAPPY RELTPF nor
in young men from the effects of errors and ahses
msrriaae ne; Ma9h0od restored Impediments to
ana n age removed. New method of treatment New
san+ eselnarkable remedies. Books and ciTcn1ars
S0aG nee, In sealed envelopes ~ VA 1As1S
address Howard Association M p Qo,.,, w..
street Philadelphia, Pennsyirasfoo SCUM NLnan
a toSSlng high reputation or honorable oopsSet
S~AA1' R1lS 3En cod
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HOUSTON AMI TEKAS
GENITAL RAILWAY
Change Of ScheduIe-SanuaB8 II, 1874
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

g:'SV a. aR' express leaves Houston daily, arriR
nag at Corsicana at 7:30 P M, ard 81
austin at 6 P. NJ. Connecting al
Navasota with daily stage for An
derson, Huntsville, Crockett, Rusk
henderson and Longview At Hearne
with International Railroad. At
Calvert with stage for Belt0n-trt.
weekly A BremOnd for Waco
daily. At Richland for Fairfield.
Cotton Gin, Palestine and Tyler. All
Cor6icana for Dallas Mckinney and
Sherman. At Ledbetter for La
Grange and Bastrop. At Austin for
San Marcos, New Braunfels San An
. tonic and FL Paeo.
8i'1O Ro 41s Night Express leaves daily, arrivins
at C0rsicana at 1880 A. M, and al
Austin at A. M Connection With
all points made as above.
Close connection at Houston with Morgan gtesrz
ers VIA Galveston, Houston and Henderson Rail
road or steamboat from Galveston.
From CorslCana trains leave at e. NJ and as
Z. NJ, arriving at Houston at P. N. and 6:l5 A nj
From austin trains leave at Sis A. NJ. and P III
arriving III Houston at P. NJ. and 6:l5 A. NJ
Passengers for San Antonio and all pointa IN
western Texas viii save twelve hours by going Wis
Austin, and avoid nearly 400 miles of tedious STAG
ing. 7""$
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas will
mo This the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
rosie beng from forty to sixty hours quickel
than via Red river @AS S"A"A-"'
freight always as Tow as by any other route.
CORNELIUS ENNIS,
General Superintendent
General Freight and Ticket Accent ge7e1a
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EXPORTS.

Experimentation SKIS corn 1850 bbls tiour 50
GOODS chickens so pkgs stores
FALMOUFH-Bark Niobs-2l65 bales cotton
EALGASIEU~Scho0neE COntidence-24 segments
east iron
HAVRE-Bark Hawthorne-23l2 bales cotton 800
Ddls hides 2400 slaves
CADlZ-~Spanish bark Antonia--3 u, $40 slaves
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bttans7l7p HaVanas Fennlnston1 from Havana via
Florida Ports, to I K ROberts-lst district IS
British schooner Mischief, Hunter. from UtiLla 20
JMacheca-2d district P Il
STEAMBOATS,.
Atlantic. Gable from st Louis with sbaysee
Va Belle. Wood, from Memphis
Bismarck, Splane from St louis
Rice Farmers. Dragon. from Lower EOass
Governor Allen Benson. from VieksburS
Aenry Ames. Jacobs. from st Louis
Eaviiia. Gill from Alexandria
James Howard, Pegram, from st Louie
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BELOW COMING UP,

Bark AIphonse ct Marie, Privat, from Bordeaux
September 9Th TO Baily Blanchard, Jr-
Der 5th, to master
Ship Advance, Morrison from Liverpool! September
9th, to BrysOn eco
Ship Waterloo. Lowther, from Liverpool Septem.
beg 9Th. in ballast to master-~
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xEw CBLEASs CLEARING aoCgE.

Clearlngs Balances,
octobes g 597 2 765 e @3i - 70 g g
October 28.,..o.s.o. I94I 100 20 I2Si5b 70
October % ,.o........o.s. ! Up 524 Oh ?83 $40 81
October g. ......o... 83TO, 558 81 lOO J6 20
Thus fay This veef......s 8o42656 IL $757, l52 Is
Same time lasL week.. %,623,86I 10 T92 l88 q
Total last week..,....o.o. 9,4l0G5T IL Sl946I9 -
Total week before.......o a456Il$ 81 I.2G6 483 %
Gold opened at 1874 a 1885, against 1928
at Sew York, and, after q moderate bust
ness. closed st 1929 q 1888 Ia decline OF
15c from yesterdays closing yates),
against 1929 in that market The sales
amounted 20 S63,500, comprising $4,000 at
1l3H q ll3A; $40, 900 $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000,
at Jl3A; SIG, 800 $500, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
and $4,000 at 1885; $4,000 az ll342, aud
$4,000 by the Unite1 States Assistant Treas
uror at lib.
Nothing was reported in silver. The
market as now quoted az l09 Clio sor
American half dollars, ana as T. cent pre-
mium in gold for Mexican dollars.
The movement in sterling exchange was
Of fair extent, out, under the course OF goA0
az New York, rates declined "a q II q cent.
The sales summed arp &55, 500, embracing
$500 bill OF lading at k2l: $500 &25O0
bill Of Iading and $4,000 and $4,000 AZ clear}
at !2lls, els, 600 bill of lading and Al clear
at I2I a I2I1a; $500 Al eleaR $4,000 and
G4000) at 1914; $4,000 bill of lading and Al
clear A2lls Ol2f&s; &i5.000 Al clear at
l2l 30. and 4i5,5o0 $4,000 and $4,000 bill
OF lading and E!500 al clear) SO l2ll2.
Yhe sales of francs comprised $4,000,
embracing 100000 commercial at 4ss7I2;
100, 0O6 do az ., and >, 600 Swiss at f.7fl5.
At che close sterling bills we're quoted at
1909 q 42l u for bill OF iading and Al clear,
and l22 for bank. and francs AT i.J7i2
048O tog commercial! and nomina! SOc
bank.
The offerings Of domestic exchange we're
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN /
Thursday, October 81, 1879.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship Tappahannock. Reid. tor Key West via
Cedar Keys
Bark Niobe, Marcy, for Falmouth
Spanish bark Antonio, Domingues for Ca6G
Schooner Confidence, Scalamero, tog Calc2sjs9
Bark Hawthorne Mason, for Havre
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Passengers and freight received foet OF Calliops
street. Lumber, timber, bricks, heavy machinery
and articles of great weight OF bulk not received
as Ielght. Tickets sold corner Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel, and board ferry
steamer sranceao G. w. K. BAYLkY,
General superintendent
amyH General FREIGHT and T'icl[ef Agent
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BREMEN,


NsTrh German Lloyd.
. - -: II BEIMEEN BREMEN AND NEW 0prptog
VA hAFaEs SOUTHAMPTON AND HA " 1-30
-<1S@SSA The Steamships Of the Nar,S
s Ssgsssssaks German Lloyd will resume tbesz
regular trips follows.
t4Aupor,1, From Bremen From Nav 0-,e,,u
hLRASBURG, October II ESctoper ~
FkANKFURT. .NUvembeg "a Tno1emper u.
AoHhN No. ...Decemoer IL. lamar 3E 60
u 'e par Iu a VIII be advertised here
The steamers touch outward al rrou-o,r
ana and on their home trip at Havana and So,
p1on 70 land and receive passengers ana $50,
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
FROM Bremen, southampton or HAVE - D.
rti or New Orleans
Steerage .''''.'...-...to $3.50 gold
rrovo Az $500 .'......,... DO goIG.
A'o4 Vr!e2ns or Havana to SoUtLamrtop
F,ok; havre OF Bremen NV"
" - &C. .,,..,.... r. I5O pol5
-, - AZ - ...,,.....- IS gold,
Cabin FROM New Orleans to Havana,
S+onro,. : '''' s.,...,.,, $50 Currency.
Pasao fLS - '......... 20 currencV.
Has @ase Y tickets from Bremen Southamnt9n =.
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Monetary--CommerclaI.
MONETARY.
MON z 4 "A e "
OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING October 80, 1877.


We noticed no material change in the
money market to-day, nor any variation in
rates, but it was, nevertheless, a shade
more stringent The demand at the banks
tor currency was rather stronger, and
the offerings were also Of more liberal ex-
tent, both in bank and on the street, but
the reported transactions on the latter
required no change in our rates. We
continue to quote frst-class paper at II
y cent q annum; Al at Is, second grade at
Is; frst-class mortgages at 10, and second
do at L. The most Of the commercial paper
negotiated continues 80 be at 30, 60 and so
d88s.
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