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An answer to this communication
was at once returned by the Senators
who have been in regular attendance
at the Senate chamber since the time
prescribed by law for the commence
ment of the session, as follows. The
reference to the question of Senatorial
dignity is particularly terse and to
the point:
New ORLEANS, La, January II, 1872
To Senators w. f. Blackman, John Ray, S.
NJ Thomas and others:
GENTLEMEN-Your communication
of yesterday, addressed to the under
signed members of the Senate, was
duly communicated to us by Senator
jerks. In reply, we have to say that
the force of police and militia now
preserving the peace around the
State-House was placed there for the
single and legitimate purpose of pre-
serving the precincts and approaches
to the Capitol from mob during the
existing excitement.
That this has been done by the
Governor ofthe State in the discharge
of his sworn duty.
That it was done at the instance of
a resolution and a written request,
signed by fifty seven members of the
House of Representative
That the action of the Governor is
approved by all the Senators now
meeting at the Capitol, and we be-
lieVe it to have been and to still be a
wise and necessary precaution to pro-
tect the deliberations of these bodies
and to preserve the peace of the city.
At no time has the free egress or
ingress of any member of either house
been prevented by this force. We
entirely disagree from your assertion
that this simple precaution to prevent
the precincts of the State House from
being the scenes of riot, and to pro-
tect tire deliberations of Senators and
members from disturbance, is either
usurpation or an "unwarranted
and revolutionary interference on the
part OF the Governor The voluntary
presence of two of your number In
their seats in the Senate Senators
Thomas and Teddy during the pres
ence of these peace forces, and the
prominent and active participation of
Senator Thomas in our legislation is
a refutation of your charge that it is
compromise of the dignity of Sena-
tors, or surrender of the rights of
their constituencies to come to your
seats in the Senate; for we feel as
sured that neither of these distin-
guished Senators would have acted In
this manner even for nlsment, had
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Communications should be addressed to
THE CHIEF,
Donaldsonville, La.
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New Orleans Republican.

DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Official Journal of the United States, State
of Louisiana, and City of New Orleans.
Devoted to Politics, News, Literature. and
the Dissemination of Republican
Principles.
TERMS:
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[From our Extra of tuesday,
LATEST FROM THE CAPITAL
NO APPREHENSIONs OF A RIOT |!
General Assembly in Session +! |!
"A Quorum in the senate!
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NEWS OF THE WEEK!
Order Reigns at the Stated House.
IN THE SENATE MONDAY

Harmless Demonstrations Of a Garter Mob
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duFdIlCG.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Advertisements of ten lines Agate solid
one dollar and fifty cents for the first. and
seyenty-five cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Second page advertisements charged
as new each day. Advertisements inserted
at intervals charged as new.
Money should be sent by draft, post-ofice
order, registered letter or express, and when
SO sent is at our risk. Address,
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN.
"a Camp street.
Netc Orleans, In.
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.eg'p, s so ~: Nv, We have e ns

English Islands. ................. "a Oc.a Sc
spirits arpensne the MARKET ws s
sus nfys S e SsS &c
market closing az h2fc. 5sc Rosn was iairy active
ssS :sss li.as'! %S si s
rs SSll p, pale al ss Tar remained assiss $Ss
a saoash AZ r au0sa
QUIET and f oils hns o
Wiilont exhibiting any noticeable change in rrces We
sS.ss 50
sfH@idss sS ss ana !: DO d. 10
PnrsoLnux, The market for refined exhibited trihs
shade s4%s4 hui SsSS sSoaSS r.
Fs steady Is ssed :. bous no%ns q o SCI
@ de- e s s s ws sas at was 81 com on
ss%sS 1s s I
i Issl ;T q & Jsy and in New YORK. SOC oO
Psovisloss.- Keeeipts-Pork, 20 bbls cut meats s73
paSkasss Lard ZIG Sbs and sTces The marsst for
the At ss of S s s ss g.
sn ns s prime sas sss Bacon wss r demand
.ss, .Is
Fly insuisisst Sales at ss.s for the range sas
$O ior mess SO S2 0r extra mess sly ~! FOR prime
hams showed no change, remaining quie. and steady,
quoted at So "a for the Cut meatsM0st all
descriptions were In moderate request and the market
continued quiet We quote Smoked hams i5c; Fc.;
shoulders s}ac &c. Lard-The market for Western
extremely dull There were sellers 93Sc but the
bids were not above 9bl6 No sales reported City
In limited request, with sales OF 00 tierces at sac.
RIcE.-The market has been fairly active for both
foreign ana domestic and prices for foreign shade
rmer The sales have been lilo terces Carolina at sac
9sc. 100 bags OF Patna $50 of which in bond all
on the basis Of INC. c and $50 bags Rangoon ut 7c
aTac.
sUcAR-The market for raw continued quiet and with
out essential change in prices We hear Of sales 26
mus strictly good refining Cuba, at Ssc ~ hhds Dema
and % bhls, At auction AZ 1Mc and r,ne above
Rs zine has been active a. iu prices Sales at HE
cue scod ,aIr nisrior to common IKE fair
grocery iair good, Sc. sc.; prime choice, 9sc
94c; centrifugal hhds and boxes, g4c
sss nhds and bp Ss 7as ssc msade &c &c
do 10 TO H. &C. 9hc do l3 to 10 ss4c l0sc. do 10
to Is l0sc: 1Mc do 10 to 10 2c. l25Sc white, II 1ac
l21ac. Porto Rico-Rehnng, common TO prime, Sc.
standard No: 5 to H. ne g. JavaNDuich standard,
perior 7s4c. stsc.
sEEDs-Linseed has been in better demand and firm.
At rs gold time Grass seeds remain quiet and steady
within the range Of former prices.
TOBACcoThe market since last has been quiet and
unchanged We have only to note sales OF 100 old
lie. 14c. 40 do Ohio 8Ac l5c 200 hds Ken
81 To-
TALIow continued in moderate demand, with sales re.
ported of 00UO lbs outside at 91Sc. 9ac.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ia bbls. The market steady
at 81ac., with sales of 200 bbs
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katslysine Spring The track is halfmile course;
but understand a new park Is contemplated for
pext summer, when It is expected to have the fine
horses Of the country here The race OF yesterday
tWas not great one, but 1t was an exceedingly
bretty one. Two horses were entered, the mare
Mary. Of Virginia, and the stallion Congedee, OF
maryland The grounds wee fairly thronged, and the
utmost excitement prevailed during the contest.
Hhe stallion was the favorite at the start but mary
won the race and purse In three straight heats:
{rhe trotting was excellent, and the victory galneN
py no means an easy one. The best time maAe In
khe second heat was 2:34H.
4 Everybody here considers 1t point OF noh0r
70 drink nothing but the spring water. 90
bitter the race the party adjourned almost ssa
ecene. Hundreds drank, bus hundreds nna anss
20 get near the enclosure, became Wearieo anu
went away. 1t was tine first time In my experience
when water was near me and was unable 10 get
1t for love or money. In the evening
AN AMATEUR ENTERTAINMENT
Swas gfven in the large dining room OF the Springs
hIoteI This was followed by dancing, and 1t was
Reaf the hours of Sabbath day before the gay reve
Scrs saw their bods Such Is the record OF to-day OF
Ehat field which nine years since was fer
kilized BY the blood OF thousands OF our
FALLEN braves. Truly the change In the scene is a
wonderful one. Colonel Bachelor, the historian oil
Gettysburg, has been here for . month past gaining
6ew facts. He left for New Hampshire last n ght.
PIE has engaged rooms for the autumn, and Will re-
kurn In September.
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morrow at the close of business were reported at
$500, 600, all gold coin.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was frmer on short sight sterling upon the falling
or In the offerings of borrowed bills and second
hand, and was strongly held at 11O. 11OH. Cable
transfers were quoted 110H 11Ox. Sixty day bills
were not In request, and dull at 109a. Exchange
on Paris is quoted 5.1SA $40 for sixty days and
5.147s 5.159G for short sight. Prussian thaers,
721s 72's for long and 72Ss Tx for short.
THE MOVEMENT IN ERIE AND PACIFIC MAIL
was an exceptional incident on the Stock Ex-
change, where, else, dulness reigned supreme, and
even in these two stocks 1t did not assume any
great proportions. In the former 1t was most
marked, having the appearance OF a decided bull
effort credited to the new management. This is
quite natural action to look for on their part,
the necessities of the road are great and the need
OF money pressing, 1t is necessary, in view Of new
loans to be sought, to create an IMPRESSION If pos
sible, that the change of administration has re-
awakened public confidence and given increased
value to the property 1t is not usual for q railway
stock to advance in the face of
DECREASED EARNINGS,
the last statement of monthly receipts shows to
be the case at present with Erie, hence the above
inference is unavoidable 1t is doubtless much
easier for the OF James Fisk Jr, mot in
Ofice) TO get money to manipulate the stock to
give the appearance OF increasing prosperity that
might help the sale Of new bonds than obtain such
pecuniary aid from the same parties upon the
mere pledge OF these bonds. The market
for Erie was ,frmest at the close OF bust
ness, just before which time the stock
sold at "a, leaving or at 53zs g. Pacific Mail
more cratic, advancing to 7sss early in the day,
but going Off in the afternoon, under pressure TO
SELL to 561S, recovering later to 76h 76X. The
return OF the President to the street and his re-
sumption Of the
CONTROL OF OPERATIONS
is ascribed as the reason Of the selling movement
late in the day, the inference being that, with his
power to buy up and retire portion OF
the stock, he will exert his influence to
keep the price down. OF course If 1t
we're known when the buying for that purpose
would be commenced 1t would enhance the price;
but in the absence Of any such knowledge the re.
verse is the natural effect of the company interest
in deprecatpg Its own stock. The rest Of the list
furnished nothing deserving Of mention, being gen.
orally firm early in the day. but going or slightly In
the afternoon with Pacific Mail
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH, July q, 1872
Cotton dull and little doing; middngs, 2ic. Net
ccipts, $50 bales. Sales IL. Stock, COL
GALVESTON July 49, 1872.
Cotton nominal; good ordinary, l91sc. Zoe Exports
coastwise, ITO bales Sales a. Stock Sl5.
CHARLESTON, July q, 1872.
Cotton dull mddlings nominal Net receipts 3s bales
Sales, Co. Stock, 6,i3A
New ORLEANS, July %, 1872
Cotton duh and nothing doing; low mddlings, 27sc.
&c Net receipts, Us balesi gross, r. Sales. rs
Stock, 1851
MOBILE July g. 1872.
Cotton duh and nominal Vow mddlings, 2O1sc. Net
cepts, bales. Sales TO- Stock, l,O4S
Tobaceo-sales lN hhds Jugs IS a ~ 50; low leaf
$25.
BUFFALO, July q, 1872
Lake imports-Flour, 200 bbls wheat y go bushels;
100 do oats 102 100 do barley 1000 do. Canal
shpnentswhea % 2sS bushels; corn lol 375 do oats,
As6 do rye goo do Railroad shipments from eeva-
barley, 1000 do. Canal freighH-whest nHc,; corn,
l0ac.; OATS TIC Flour quiet; Western spring, 81 70
~ bakers a g ss; amber. SIS ga ss e; white
YANKEE spring Corn stronger; sales SOP bushels Nc
Canada, 81 81 3O Western, 81 10 81 90 Provisions
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The Brunswick and Albany Bonds, Car
tersville and Van Vert Bonds, and
cambridge, Cuthbert and Co.
lumbus Bonds To
Be Repudiated.
CONTINUED EASE in MONEY.
Foreign Exchange Firm for Short
Sight Sterling but Heavy
on Long Bills.
BOUTwELL's RESOURCES.


WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, July 23-6 P. n.
On Change to-day the market opened with a
limited demand for wheat and prices unchanged,
leaving OF easier, with spring more active and win
ter quiet Flour was In light demand and heavy,
with prices unsettled, leaving OF steady on fresh
brands with old dull. Cotton was firm spot at
21hc. for low middlng and 22Kc. for middling.
Futures are unchanged. There were but
FEW FEATURES
OF any special interest on the street, the main
points being a further hardening Of the gold pre-
MUM in consequence Of the anticipation OF an &C
tive demand in August on customs account,
slight relaxation in long sterling with stinening
of short sight and cable transfers, a spasmodc
movement in Pacific Mail and further advance in
Erie. In this summary is included the entire mar
ket Of the day. TO take up the various items cate
gorically,
GOLD ADVANCED TO 114x
at about noon, maintaining its strength at that
figure and 114M to the close OF business, when
it was offered at split. The advance is stated to
have been the result Of purchases on mercantile
account. The loaning rates range from fiat to per
cent for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000, gold for fve-twenties redeemed, and
$1s6,O00 on account Of interest The operations Of
the Gold Exchange Bank were as fOIlOws:-Gold
balances 81, 900; currency balances, Laos, 14s
gross clearances, $40, OOO The following table
shows the movement Of the gold premium during
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The certificates are Included III the item OF CON-
EXPORTS.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF
specie) from the port of New York for the week
ending July %, 1872, was a. 274,o4s.
RAILROAD CONSULTATIONS.
despatch from St. Louis to-day says the terms
of the lease recently made of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad to the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
ten per cent dividend on the present stock Of
$4,000 600 for three years. twelve per cent for two
years. and fourteen per cent for 900 years Joseph
Brown will continue President and become man
aging director of the Atlantic and Pacific road.
THE CREDIT OF THE CITY
The Board OF Apportionment to-day authorized
the Comptroller 80 Issue stocks of the city OF New
York to the amount of $500 900 to meet the requis
ton of the Commissioner OF Public Works. viz. =
Additional Cr0tOn water stock, $3.50, 900; water
stock OF 1870, $25o,0OO.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN, July 23-5 =. M
Consos closed unchanged. American securities quiet
and steady. Consos opened at 92s for money and 92
92st for the account United states hyctweny bonds
1925 81. 1865, old, 92a 1868, 9se ten orties, 89
PANS BouRsE.-PARIs, July 2s-Rentcs, o4i. Soc
LIyERpo0L CoTroN MARkEr-IIvERrooi, July 23-5 r.
M-The cotton market closed quiet and unchanged. The
sales OF the day have been 5000 bales including 1900
export and speculation Mddling uplands, l014d. mid
ding Orleans l01ad.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFvs MARKET.-LvERrooL, July 23-
PIP. MThe receipts Of wheat ut this port Tor the past
three days have been 225OD quarters including 1850
American The market is dull. Wheat, lis g. rs.
GENITAL for California white and los l0d lis Sd for red
Western Corn rs Cd Dos Cd. perquarter Peas 3s
quarter Canadian. The weather wet but favorable
to the growing crops
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FATAL RAILROAD CASUALTY.

Edward Donnely, q lad nine years Of age, whose
parents hive At II spring street, died yesterday
morning In Bellevue Hospital. The day previous,
oppos,te asa Rroome street the deceased had both
his legs cut on by being run over By Q neignt car
belonging to the Harlem Railroad Compeny.
Robert Moore driver Of the car wss arfssteo' eol'
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The quotations based on cotton running IN
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted. 49, -
Flour AND GRAIN.-Receipts Flo 6,2l3 bbls. wheat
l5f G23 bushels 1874 $50 do meal, 400 bbs and
800 bags oats l40 700 bushels The -four market ruled
steady under rather better inquiryIin part for ship
ment The sales portion late yesterday, foot about
1000 bills including LOO bb of Southern and $50 bbs
siperne rye. Corn meal continued quiet and without
material change in price. Sales 800 bbls common
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Comptroller Green yesterday made the following
payments:-To the Department OF Police, for street
cleaning, 100000; to the Department OF Public
Charities and Correction, for current expenses,
D10aoo0. making total Of $4,000
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK 2. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton In Fair Demand and Firmer-
Receipts mt the Ports, 53s Bales-FlOur
Steady-Wheat Firmer-COrn and Oats
Firmer-coNce Dull-Spirits Firmer-
ROsin Stcadicr-Whiskcy Firm.

TUESDAY, July 23-6 r. M
AsHRsReccipts for the past three days 70 packages
We have change note since last the market
naming quiet We quote POTS, 81 rs q % g.
BUILDING MArERIAL-The arrivals of brick are liberal
but under fair demand stock does not accumulate and
prices maintained We quote Cargo pale, 81 IS
Jersey 81 81 bo North River, 81 81 75 Croon, $2
SIG, and Philadelphia front from yard so $1 For
lime the market remained dull, but not auotably
changed neid at 81 Is and 81 rs for lump
Cement was quiet and steady at 81 60 for Rosendale
Laths less demand but about steady quoted ut
So 80 q 81 40 for Eastern spruce.
CANDLrsWe have nothing new TO note In this market
prices remain nominaly the same but there little
no demand. We quote Sperm, Sic; Sc. patent do:
sc 43c stearc CSC. &c.. parailne, nc &c., and
adsmantine, llc. a l8s4c., according 70 weight
COYrEEThe market still remained dull for all descrp
tons sale of 500 bags of Rio was rumored at l74c
We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes l5hc l5sc fair do
I6slc l7c good do l7,Sc. l7a4c prime, sc ls4c
gold, per h. % days Marnc sibo 161sc lSc Laguayra
i7lsc lSIsc. St Domingo lac Java, l9c. 2c., gold
per Mesrs. Arden White report the stock of Rio
and Santos coffee In the United States followsNew
York, llb025 bags; Baltimore tA bags; Mobile, 6lO5
bags; total, 1874 bags.
CorroN.-For cotton tho SPOT the demand continued
fair and quotations show further Improvement OF sc
per ID. For future delivery the market was &c &c
h. better, which, however, was afterwards lost The
~ Today. Laa Evening. Tota,
Consumption .............. I,Ul9 olS l,0yt
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Wheat was in rather better demand but prices were
sss Ss,%
%s 1ss Abode % az & @ 1s
wsser yellow sSc Csc for dc white and
active Ths slss foot ~ aso" q bushels at .s
DC 4sc Tor fair 10 good white, and islsc FOR choice
Iowa the track Rye was quiet last sales Of Western
and entirely nSminaL .,.s s ,u,
scarcely Of room. The chsrterinF demand continued
i % III: sss
H ns6e san "a Inc nominal
Tass I'D 100 By steam and $50 cd by sail The
sSS bis ro;In, sd xmsT,esn shiP 70 ccn
S sS S'S5 to Se b SSTn
g. oG c 'r po cent to s.e 81 d. r
vaencls .S Gsas ksIiucsS tobacco on private terms
rent rates; British bark, 81 tons to Antwerp general
German bark TO arrive hence 10 Hamburg, 100 bbis
& raj ca Win rsn:d peSoieam ~ and Sis back
win car lump n an brig hence
Eriiish bark, ons % SonsvIdeo and sSenSs Hyre.
Gnssirs market remains dun for cloth and bags
both fore and domestic but learn OF change In
prices We quote Native CLOTH ,sc lsc domestic
~ heavy and for bags
sssn a%ie sales
%sna w, salss LET. asgIesatns aSoa, icoS bales
Sci and sOG bales DO A. r. cash .
ing Which has had the eject Of weakening the
spe iS's1s Y sa:SE esSss' y fr;' Gs 'asPsf
sny q sw b., sf,S
81 y for long rye, sse DC for short do. and 7Sc soc
HorsThs market since our last has been quiet and
changed me reports from the hopgrowing sections are
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FINANCIAL.
A BANKING HOUSE
JAY COOKE Il CO.,

A. BANKING HOUSE
| JAY COOKE & CO.,
20 Wall street. New York.
We continue to sell par adding interest," the
First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company Track.laying the road is pro-
crossing at the of miles day, through most
fertile prairie region of Dakota On the completion of
this season there will be Ave hundred
enteen of the main line operation uniting Lake
Superior with the Missouri 4ver and securing the large
traffic of the Northwest This ,so entities
the Company million hundred thousand
land located Central Minnesota, Eastern Dakota, and
in the Columbia Valley on the Pacific The bonds
secured by first mortgage the road. Its traffic
and franchise, and the entire land grant received
from the government The Of interest is and
three. enths gold, equivalent to about eight and a
quarter per currency Believing the security
be ample and the of interest satisfactory
mend bonds desirable investment Holders of
United States 52Cs and priced corporate securities
may materially increase both their principal and their
interest income by exchanging for Northern Pacifcs
JAY COOKE CO.,
New York. Philadelphia and Washington
A TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AND BUY FIRST
Without Scn %ors Haess GuSsE new
York Post Office.
A WANTED, sisce ON FIRST MORTGAGE COL
u% Rpa COLLEGE, GsSs l Sos 1902 aed upoW
Office, l,28s Broadway
A MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
h in New YOss srg%kn % %S J IL Bosdwsy
BROKEN NATIONAL BANK NOTES BOUGHT
Full printed list Furnished bE w' msSE GnsT1 so
40 South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa
OFFICE OF ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN Rail-,
E e., h S g
psya6 :. II per sersass calling shares
n e holders Of stock registered at the close
Oh ous'neT' '"'' II. @. NARQUAND Vice President
rrHE INTEREST ON THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
w Be psd sna hs % c Bs sew
York. A A. HOwLETT, Treasurer.
n,o CAPIrALIsTs-oN SATURDAY, THE 9TH INST,
as the sns ns
The clarendon Hotel S stores and ADJACENT property will
s &c sG,a sui. Isaac Hudson and Albert Hsnst
sale win take place ct the Clarendon Hotel
d On OOO wANTED-IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
S%ouD; evenly ssoa.snd aoslS either active OF sps
cial principals only ueated with Address T. bsx lSlg
Post Office.
% OOn OOO TO LOAN-ON FIRST CLASS BOND
HAUV.UVU and mortgage Apply to or address l.
8OO0 mn TO LoAE-N SUNS TO SUIT FOR
York or Brooklyn Money ios second and Lessehold
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S2iW Va 6's, con. 49,.
1888 Virginia Us, def.
$500 Va 6's, reg old b G
500 N G 6's, old. .....
1900 Ark 6's, fund act.
1000 Union Pac LIST IN.
8UO az Ws'tn ID. ......
200 shs Mil q ST r.. be
OH par n 49,. IN M
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The following were the highest and lowest prices

SOUTHERN SECURIrIEA
although furnishing nothing Of particular interest
to-day beyond nrmer feeling In Old Tenpesees.
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MONEY Is STILL EASY,
loans being pressed as low as "a per cent, although
the principal business Of the day at per cent.
Discounts offer no new features
BoUTwELL's BALANCES.
The coin in the Treasury decreased $ls,0oO.o0o
since July /. Treasury balances:--
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ID OOn NOO TO LOAN-ON FIRST CLASS BOND
1LUU.UUU and mortgage. Apply to or address L.
SCHkPP, $50 Duane street.
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hOnO OOO TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT FOR
SOUU.UUU term Of years without bonus; New
York or Brooklyn Money f0r second ana Lessenoid