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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-25

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-25
Election Notice

STATE OF INDIANA, DUBoTs COUNTY. SIS.
BAIL Il. Edmonston, Clerk Of Cir
= cult Court. in and for said county
and State of Indiana, do hereby certify
that on
TUESDAY, November s, A. u. 1872,
at the different precincts in Dubois
county, Indiana, there are to be voted
for fifteen Presidential Electors Of said
State for the election Of President and
Vice-Prcsidcnt Of the United States.
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and seal Of said Court, ut
Jasper, this 9Th day Of October, A. d.
1872.
BAIL d. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16


Immediately after Hoods failure 10 pierce the
Union lines at Nashville, General Thomas
turned upon his rebel assailant, crumbllng him
up like a bit Of paper, aud shifting him nj every
step Of his retreat until the compact and dis.
cipilned army with which he invaded Tennessee
was smashed beyond tho slightest nope VI future
organization. That was the beginning OF the
end Of the war. The Republican party now has
tho Confederate coalition At precisely the same
disadvantage Not only have their assaults
been everywhere WithstOOd, but everywhere,
also, We have got them on the run. Tho special
duty Of tho hour IL, therefore, 70 press the pur.
suit without let or pause, until they snail DO
glad, for very breathings sake, TO lay down
their arms 10 token of unconditional surrender,
After the 9th OF November will come our timo
for rest. Untl that period lot every Repub-
lean see to It that tho Organization 10 which no
belongs IL kept iully up, that his own afmor u
kept constantly on, and that the feeling enemy
Is not allowed single moment In which even
partially 10 rally It's shattered forces. This Is
The time In which to make hnRl ending VI the
whole matter. Lot II De done.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

1t Is now conceded by those once the least
hopeful Of this enterprise, that 1t has already
become a commercial success. The follow
Ing statistics are In proof:
Trade passing through the canal 10 July, 1870,
% vessels 49, rs tOnnRgei receipts 1884, 2A francs
In 1871, 81 vessels, $3.50 tonnaBei receipts
no 100 francs. In 1872, IS vessels, l5i4sl Ton
mage; receipts ], 9eI, GIL francs
The official returns to the English Board
Of Admiralty of the quantity of tea stands
thus. In July, 1871, 1000, 900 pounds; in July,
1877, D, 600, 600 pounds. The official return'
Of the canal for the month Of August are,
from the lst to the 2Oth, 81 vessels, 2,Sn pas
scngors, 77,7Io tonnage; receipts S57, O5S
francs.
Shall We not hope for like record Of the
trade through a ship canal across our own
isthmus?
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

Four years ago the Democratic organs were
shouting, as they are shouting to-day, that
tho election Of General Grant To the Prcs-
dgncy would prove to be the ruin Of tue
country, politically, financially, CONNER
cIally, and every other way. The prophecies
that we then heard were the most doloiul ever
uttered, aud we have no doubt that timid
reople were induced to attach some credence
m them. We'll, three years aud a halt OF bis
administration have passed away, and on
every side we find u greater prosperity than
AT any period OF our history II we look TO
tho national finances, we Gud that three hun
drcd and alty millions OF our Indebtedness
have been blottcd out aud that the burdens
nf taxation are Que hundred and fifty mil
lions lighter than when Gen. Grant was lnau-
ynrated. There Is not single branch OF our
Industry that Is not to-day in better condI'
linn than IL was then. We have more miles
or raIlroad and telegraph lines more ships
an tho sea, more palaces devoted TO TRACE
. "" oommsr.s Uia'n Tue and, Real prop
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

OF the States that We have set down for the
Liberal candidate, 1t Is just as likely as not
that he may not carry any one of them on
account OF the apathy and Indifference Of his
supporters. The campaign has been aban-
dOned In several places, committee rooms
Closed, banners hauled down, transparcncles
and torches sold. campaign documents sent
to the waste paper stOres-all this In one
short week since the victories In Ohio aud
Pennsylvania.
Now that 1t Is absolutely certain that Mr..
Greeley will be beaten, the Democrats who
expected to win with him are among his most
bitter assalants. In no Presidential election
that has been held for the last quarter Of a
century will larger number Of persons alb
stain from voting than next November. The
Democracy have no interest whatever In the
struggle. With their organization destroyed
and their party sold out, they have no motive
to even demonstrate their strength, Their
candidates for Congress they In a great meas
ure blame for the miserable plight in which
the party has been plaCedi so that the only
Incentive to active, eurucst work 10 NOyem-
her Is thereby lost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

erty has increased in value everywhere. Our
farmers mechanics and labOrers are richer
better paid. better clad, better fed and better
housed. This IL true uf every section Of :he
Union, North, south, East and West Dur
ing the last four years We have witnessed
marvellous prosperity. Foreign capital Is
flowing TO VA from the older countries Of Eu-
rope; our people are worth more per capita
to-day than ever they were.
The South we were then told, would suffer
especially. Now, itlsnn undcnlable fact that
that section Is to day richer than ever she
was; that her invested capital Is larger and
her productions greater than In that golden
era before the war TO which some persons 80
foudly cling. We have not the time or the
inclination to print all the statistics that In
contestably demonstrate tbs condition OF
Affairs but shall content ourselves with sim.
ply giving the figures In one or two States
Take Georgia, for instance. In 1850 Georgia
had q, sjL COS invested IN cotton manufac-
lures. Ia 1870 she had 60, 433 265. In 1850
the productions amounted to S2,2l5,636; In
1870 II was 80, Gis,O73. Take South Carolina,
whose woes under the rule Of the carpet
baggerS have been so often pointed out. In
1850 the cotton manufactures In that State
were ss27, sos. In 1870 they were 81, SS7, 600.
In 1850 the production amounted to s5SS, $50.
In 1870 II was 81 500, O37. The wooden staLlf-
tics of that section show similar satisfactory
results. Capital and production have In
creased very largely, Notwithstanding the
devastation Of the war, the reign Of the car
pet-baggers and the horrible despotism at
Washington. II we turn to the West we Gud
that the corn crop Is the largest ever grown
which is hardly due to the circulation Of Mr..
Greeley's work upon farming, 1t is estimated
that one billion of bushels have been raised,
which is more than sufficient to supply the
wants of the entire country.
There Is not a city In the Union that is not
to-day In better condition than ever before.
The following extract from recent trade
circular Issued at San Francisco Is applica-
bic 10 andtrue Of every other city in the re.
publici "San Francisco is prosperous to-day;
our merchants are doing q large and profit.
able trade; our mechanics aud laborers are
constantly employed our crop cereals,
though selling at low prices, Is enormous
our vintage is a good one our wool crop
was sold at high prices; our commerce Is
Increasing with China and Japan the popu
latiOn Of our city Ia increasing, and every
part of the State Is lmproylugi lands ar,
being divided; new farms multiply; irriga
ton adds to the cultivated area Of the State
lands are being reclaimed and on every lid,
we notice a steady and healthful advance
ment" We do not claim that the Repuhli
can party has done all this, but 1t has beer
done under Republican Administration, o.
Administration that was going to ruin ant
destroy the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The money 70 pAy ali these Eifs is now upOn dsposit
and set apart for that purpose, In the FAFmorh and
DroyorS BAhk, will be b. the following corth
cate Of the OAshier.
FARMIns' AND Dnov-ns' RArHl
LOUtByILLE, Ky, September 70, ls71 !
This IL to certify that there Is dsyOsit In this
hank half million dsllArs 10 the credit OF tho
0t Concert Fund, $500 GO Of which IL held by this
bank treasurer Of the Pibllc Library Of Kentueky
10 pay Of all gifts To DO awarded AZ the drArlng
X. :. NEECH, Cashier.
PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole uekes. SlOi halyos, 81; qqartoIs, sl;jOi II
whole okots for SOO % for S-h5; % tor SbO It's for
81 sOO; S5 for S95OJ SIC for S5 OO No discount on
less than elO0 worth OF tickets At a time
The drawing will positively ard unequlvooaily take
place December =. Agents are Psrempiorily quItd
to close sales and make returns November o. In order
to rive ample tina for the nal arrangements. OTdes
for tickets nppli Aons for circulars should be hd
dressed 70 Gov. THOS. X. BHAmIsETTR,
Agent Public llbTAry II Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
Nov York once: 900 Broadway, IN onATEe Of
Major THOS. II. HAYS. ooi2SA M9nAWs03t.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
~ Tg EEFsSsS9 gHssy % Bst SRbdaIFs

- BRFORE THE nOUSF or DELRoAfKS,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
All persons who have filed Claims before the Dom.
mittee Indebtedness Of the District Of the House
Of Delegates Of the District Of Columbia, hereby
notified that, In accordance with the order Of the
noute, they can reosvs the same from the Commit.
tee by applying 10 lie Ulsfk, Mr.. q. A. KUHN, on
duty In The Hal OF the House daily from 10 NJ 70
= y. m, OlAiiuan . are further nou Cd tAAt under
the Law tho Auditor and Oomptroller Of the DlaTlo
In conjunction with the Sinking Fund Commission,
the 70 astfls oat-tandlns tsdnsss Of
the District ARTHUR sHkPhkRD,
Chairman Committee on lndebtsdnsss, 10.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

A YEAR or two ago bill was before the Penn.
sylvania Legislature requiring mine owners to
provide extra shafts for ventilation and escape
In case Of nro. MIR. BuckAleW thought II was
not necessary, ard voted against It to save costs
to the capitalists. The working miners seem to
have remembered the fact, and did not think II
necessary to have a man Of that cold blooded
variety for Governor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

From Philip X SolOmons we have received
Romance of American History, by NJ.
Schele Dc We're Putnam Il Sons, New York,
publishers.
From J. 5. Kcrvand, No. 900 Pennsylvania
avenue, We have the Atlantic Monthly" for
November.
From the publishers we have the Galaxy"
for November
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

"ASD now we arc in tho open n0ld.'-Tri-
JunG.
This Is the first time that Reid ever was in
the "aeld." During the war he skulked In
the rear among the baggage wagons and the
suffers tents, malgning and libellng Union
Urnprals
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
now MANY STATES Will GREELEY CARRYl

The question is no longer whether Mr..
Greeley can be elected, but how many States
will give him their electoral votes in Novem-
ber2 States that were doubtful week ago
are now certain to go against him, thus
making 1t extremely improbable that his vote
will be one half as large as that of Seymour
In 1858. Let us post the books and see how
the two parties stand. In our opinion the
following States will go for Gen. Grant;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

TnE COLLAPSE of the Liberal movement is
q severe blow to Schurz. During the last
two or three months he has been making
quite a nice thing of 1t by delivering libel
ous speeches upon General Grant and the
Administration, at 500 per night with ex-
pouscs. With the closing up OF the head
quarters in various sections of the country,
schurz's occupation Is gone lie announced
to speak at several points in Missouri, but II
the funds give out, the cloquence of the great
German Senator will cease to be heard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

The Philadelphia Age wants to "elose up
the ranks" Hadn't the Age better find the
material to make ranks SO far as we can
sec, that is the great want OF the Greeley
party Just now.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

fpHIS ~ TO GIyE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L scFboF has obtained from the supreme Court Of
tho District OtOOlumbA holding special term 0ttore
MLHARD WEFIELD, late Of Washington county, p,
o., deceased. All persons having eGlms against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
With the youehsTs thereof the susobrlber, be-
fore tho 9th dag OF So smbeT neIt they may other.
wise by law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate.
Given undoF my hand this 9th day Of September,
ls9 ELIZABk1H WINFIkL'',
snpss S8W' AdministTAtriI, G. / a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

"READ the Democratic national address and
take cUurage."-N. Y. ErPTts'
Democrats who read It will feel like taking
something elsc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

TUE EDrroR of q Greeley organ made the
following announcement the morning alter
the Pennsylvania election: "our old hat Is
now for sale, with all Its rights, members and
anpnrtenances."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
~ ALL WHOM IT MAY OONOERN.

Thls Ia 70 EIVo notice that tho subsoTibsT
hus obtained from the Supreme Court Of
tors Of administration the personal estate Of EaILH
A. GOOuEEUw, late Of Washington county, ID. o.,
ts"aAsed are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same
TO the Subscriber before the ID day OF October
nsIt; they otherwise may By Law be excluded from
all DO Isiit nf the said estate.
Given under MY hand thls % DAY Of October, l672.
Oe8'rh1w JOHN ENANS, Administrator.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
ron PRESIDENT;
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
or ILLiNoIs,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
HENRY WILSON.
oV NAssAcHUsETTs.

TuE Louisville Courier Journal thinks
last Tuesday was oil rogues day. Yes, they
all marched TO their death.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

This IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L scrlheT has obtained from the supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, holding . Special Term,
tate OF MANY j, 1HORS, late OF WAFhiugton county,
ID. o., det oAsd. All persons having oltims against
tho said dOceAsed hereby warned To exhibit the
same, Wit the vouchers thereof, 10 u subscriber,
o before the 9Th day Of Oot1bsT nsIt, they may
said estate
Given under my hand this stu day Of October, 1874.
GEO o. HKNNlNG,
rN7 .Nrlg Administrator q, l. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
IN THE sUPREME COURT 9th K DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING SPECIAL

In tho case Of MANY BOwIH, OIsoutTiI OF
Anthony BOWsa, deceased, tho eTCeutTiI AfOTs-
said has, with tho appreciation OF the supreme
Court Of tho District Of columbia Aforesaid, ap-
pointed SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October, lsT2,
Tor the huAl settlement and distribution Of the
personal estate OF said deceased and Of tho assets In
hand, as Tar as tho same have boon collected and
turned into money Wn5u aud where all tho creditors
with their 0alms properly youOh0d, OF they may
othsFNlsa by law b0 excluded from al benefit In said
published once week for three weeks In the RRPUH-
LOAN previous 10 the aaid day
Test A, WEBSTER, RCgilteT OF Wills,
Uoh-SBW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

Thomas u. Nolan.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. I. A. Lambert,
haT solicitor II 10 ordered that tho defendant ghSmAa
d. Nolan, his appearance to DO entered hoTeln
90 or before tho inst Tuls day occurring forty days
after this days OiheTuts the cause will be proceeded
WIN a. Ia case OF dofault by tue Court
ID, o, Humphreys, Justice, 40,
Tue o9pT-TOsti Il, j, hEIdsi CLERK, &o,
bs2tTubW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

FOE RENT.
,To GSoS "a and SS' Via 5ssi SuiaS kPpy g
WIN. A. POOR = co,
No. Federal Block.
Who have for sale one COUNTRY SEAT 10 Howard
county, ND, near WGshInGton Junction, House
LHsps, FTuis SS', Sp,ToepIionsSIs. kI.S SsHspsl
FARMS In Maryland Aad YlrGiniA and Improved and
unimpToysd LOTS in the city Full pATtiouls5s given
EOR RRNT-wILL BE FOR hFNT ON OUTO;
% sc % 30 : 20 W Z. ;SS
IGOR SALE OR KXOHANGE-A yIRsT.OLAss
twelve rooms, with thIrty thousand feet 81 Eround
veil fenced and sst With ShTu6bsy and fruit trees.
proved OF qulmPrOvod oltI. properly OF good iGTa
not nore than ten miles from the eitT. Apply 70
northwest, tho premises after O'OloOh, p, m.
selSu
EOR RRNT-THH UPPER PoE TiON OF HOUSE
~ 1911 Pennyly1niA Avenue, over o. Gautier's
hot and cold yAtsri suitable for hrstoGsi TostGn.
For forms apply to ...,,
sepls 1917 PSnnsSITsolS avenue.
LNOk SALE OR ENuHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
II KRTY-VAuGbls Farm Of 500 acres on the
PotomAo opposite Mount Vernon Tract EuhdiVided
Ann I " i'"l%Set a III %oN9RRFiFLD.
EaSim' Corner Seventh aud v streets.
EoR sALE-THK LOT SOUTHEAST CORNER
Of Thirtssnth .And-AhAh street and PennylyAnia
ST. ri oI DsS0Sr AS F 4 j. JoYSbE
corner Of Fourteenth and RstroetS. tsbH.u
DARE CHANCE TO sKOURE CHFAP FUR.
~ 9itqTe Of ny own manufacture; The under.
VIVA ''' - sAMUFL KIRBY,
myI.u 3l6 Eighth st., bet Market space and d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

LIMITED sgAThh PATKRT UEFIOF,
~ -, WAHHIN0TON, ID. O., October 7, 1879,
On the petition Of [ HAnLI hORbON, Of New Haven,
Uonnoet'out, praying fOE the extension Of patent
Granted 10 HIN on The 18th day Of January 1902 for
an tmpToY' mtnt IN Holders Tor Lnmpa
~ y ordered that tho testimony In the case bB
closed on the Hth day Of ID, oemheT neat; that tho
time Tor ding HTHumanth and the hIhmineF'a report
BE- lmltgd TO The 9Th day Of December n6ItAbd That
nett.
Al RsE.0n nT9DRO'' s3 ,, !! SsEt isE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

ROVER OF the cards, fairly played, TO win the
Presidential game. Or, TO resume the nobier
hguTe, the forces In the neld are amply sum
Gent TO win the victory. '-GreeleVs Prira'e
organ.
Better stick to the cards. The principal
supporters of Mr.. Greeley, John Morrissey,
Ben. Wood, the keepers Of rum sboPs, pol
Lighthouses, and worse dens of lniamy,' as
tho Liberal candidate politely declared the
democracy to be some years ago, like the
figure letter. The "nobler figure" they know
very little about, except, probably, down in
Georgia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
Hats and Caps.
Confectionery.

r FEEgER,ss IA!DIRR,s,,, NATIONAL DIN
GoRESs EEhv lRSSffihfS ST. Rk5 8 * oGSr
J. shall daily serve for Ladies' and Gentlemen 4
LUNCH from = ~, to 2. m. for rs Oonts.
LUNCH CHANGED DAILY,
. ny 4uanHemenia are complete for supplying Par.
ties, Weddings, Dinneu, Ao, In the most exquisite
STYLE Ena on reasonable terms All orders prem ptJ
iNdG Caterer and Ooufeo' toner. I i0I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

ALARGE NUMBER OF the ablest scholars in
this country have been engaged in the work
Of revising the Scriptures, which Is now
Going on In England. This is deserved
compliment to our dlyinos and theol0gians.
Among the gentlemen who have been thus
honored are DR.. Schoii, of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary; ex-Presldent Woolsey, DIR.
Ezra Abbott, of Cambridge; Professors Day
and Hadlcy, of New Haven; Professors
Hodge and Green, Of Princeton; DR.. Calvin
stowe, Of Hartford, and Professor Warren.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
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NO. 71H)
DY THE PRECEDENT OF THE UNITED
ID BTATRB
pRnnTAM nTnu
~ ~
~ pnffuAnoe OF law l. Ulyrloa y, Grant, PTesldent
Of the Qnlted States Of America 90 horehJ dOelAro
and male Known that public sales Of valuable Pine
Lands viii be held At the undeTmontoned land ofeea
In the stats Of Minnesota, at the periods hsr0inasT
uesltnAtedI VIZ A.. -
Al the Land Omos at 81. Cloud, Minnesota, com.
q imbsr lands not prsvousJ disposed q ia The ~
North Of base line aud Wsst Of fourth prtnoipSi
meTidIABl
Townships @ and % In TanEe2L
Townships - and 7ib range r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

NOTICE TO PRR.RMPTION uLAIMANTs.
FVsry pSTson entitled 10 the III hi OF emption TO
any o. the lIndS within the loWnahipa and ATlS Of
tOWnnhlps above enumerated Is required 20 establish
the SAME the aAtiAiAotlon Of the Registers and .
oslysFl Of ne proper land oieJH and make payment
therefor - soon - pTaoloAbla after seonE this
uoa and before the day appointed for the comm O.
meat o. the pebble sale oi the lands embracing the
WILLIS DRUhMOND,
QommlhSonST Of the General Lad ofiee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16

WIN. wARDRR,
w Dealer In
HIoRoRY, OAR EHD PINE w6oD,
Either Saved Andt PIT Or 70 tie s0E, Delivered at
short Nutra
oFFlOK: CORNER Of FIRST AND d ETRRFTs
Nuh1 HWFbT. tepg3.im
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-16
Lost and Found.

EOUNO. NEAR THK WAR DEPARTMENT, A
II bhiu Stud, which the owner Gao have b. apply.
Ing q this once and paying for this AdVoTtisSmSnL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17
Monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY
OPTICS OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TuRspAY RyrNINe. April is, l672.

OPTICS OF THR DAILY RBPUBLIcAN,}
Tuesday RvlNIHs. April IT, l6'2.
We have no material change to report IN
the money market. On the street, Al NOTES
secured by unquestiOnable collaterals are
quoted at 90l6 y cent " annum and
second grade at Ii 0l2; Al business paper
without collaterals 100 and second grade
800. The ruling ra ties for mortgage
paper are 900 " cent v annum 1or Al,
and -0l2 for second class.
We omitted to mention IN our yesterday
report the dividend of three per cent de-
clared BY the ST. Charles Street Railroad
Company.
Gold opened at Ill 0lllA against Ill at
New York;, and closed at the opening ndg
$4,000 and $4,000 sold at Ill; S3oOO at
Ills; $4,000 at I'LL 01llA, and $1,000,
$1,000, $4,000, $4,000, $500 and $4,000 at
lila.
We noticed more doing in silver, the
sales of which included $1,000 in American
half dollars at 10S, $1,000 at 1854, and
$4,000 Mexican dollars at y cent pre-
MUM in gold We quote 1919 lOS1e Tor
the former, and Az as v cent premium IN
gold for Mexican dollars.
The reported sales of foreign exchange
were small, amounting to only E34, 900 ster-
ling and 100000 francs, though we have rea-
son to believe that additional transactions
were made to the valne of about 100000,
or their equivalent in francs, all the particu-
lars Of which were withheld. In sterling
$4,000 bill Of lading brought 1908; $1,000,
$1,000 and $4,000 clear at 120la; 10000 AL
bill Of lading and clear at 1905; $4,000 bank
at l2lA and 46OO0 at 1914 q l2las. The sales
Of francs GOO, OO0) were at 4.7242 for CONNER
cial. We now quote sterling 1908 l2Oss
for good to AL bill Of lading and clear, and
I2l Is q III 30 for bank, showing an advance
of y a Is in commercial and g T cent in
bank.
Domestic exchange was steady. The
banks still draw on New York tor remit
tance at % y cent premium, and there
were sales of SIS, 600 commercial New York
sight at Is T. cent premium, and $4,000
commercial, 1000 private bankers and
$25, 900 bank at 3-l6.
The sales OF stocks included 10 shares
Crescent City Railroad at $69, Is Mechan-
les and Agricultural. Fair Association at
$l7 Is, IA DO at is, 100 ordinary Louisiana
Levee at S. so, $40 do at S. S7l2, 200 Levee
So so paid at So IS, and 100 same at 50 81 II.
Ssh has been offered and refus ed for Bank
Of Lafayette.
Nothing reported in bonds or warrants.