New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
NEW YORK
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York Press on the Election.
New YORK, November 6.-The Java took
$125, 000
Arrived - Steamship Benefactor and
North German steamship Holsatia, from
Hamburg.
The HeralEs election estimates give Grant
twentg-eight States. to Greeley eight, or 26S
electoral votes for Grant and ninety for
Greeley. The popular majority for Grant
is pacedaat $4,000.
The Herald Rditorially says: ''Whether
the result will be accounted for by the
popular strength of General Grant on the
one hand OF the weakness of Greeley and
the feebleness of the Liberal Republicans,
combined with the Democratic bolt on the
other hand. it is in many respects, the
most remarkable in the history Of the coun-
try"
The tribune gives Grant 232 electoral
votes at the lowest, and seventy-eight tor
Greeley, with the rest doubtful There is
scarcely parallel, it says, in the complete
ness of the rout and triumph.
1t argues that Liberalism could not with
stand the enormous outlays of money ex-
pended by the Republicans in the canvass
General Grant now has four years more
power, with heavy congressional mai0ri-
ties and in whatever reform he may seek
to effect, he will have the aid of the Ti'i-
bunc
The World places Grants popular ma.
j0rity at 100000. 1t says the defeat is due
to the Democracy surrendering to Greeley
that the decentralization consequent upon
NeW York ring speCulations OF year or
two ago disheartened the party and caused
the nomination at Baltimore; that the party
had not recovered in time from the Tam
many taint to do anything until too late.
The Times gives Grant 800 electoral
votes, Greeley only 43, with the balance
doubtful.
The Tribune, commenting on the result
says " The Liberal Republican strength in
North Carolina, Vermont and Maine was
nearly neutralized by the Democrats who
would not eat crow when they got five to
to twenty dollars for not eating it,"
The steamer Grenada, which was recent
ly chartered to run from Boston to Charles
ton, is burned
George Bliss, Jr., is talked of for United
States district attorney in place of Noah
Davis, elected to the Supreme Court Will
Eams, it is claimed by the Republicans, is
elected sheriff of Brooklyn.
Skies of 1881, 1l6A; five twenties of
1862, lll58; 1864, HES; 1865, ll2, new
ia; 1867 1l442; 1868, ia; new fyes
new "a; Virginia skies 45, new So, consoli-
dated So; Louisiana SKIES 50, new 43, levee
SKIES 50, eights Co., Alabama eights 80, tives
60; Georgia skies 20, sevens &c. North Caro-
linas 80, new 2534, April and October u.
Eyening.-Money closed easy at ) Is.
Sterling quiet and steady. Gold 1922 a
1925. Governments steady; advanced 70.
States firm; Tennessees le better; Yirginias
consolidated and South Carolinas firmer.
Many Republican members of the New
York Legislature are opposed to Conkling's
rec lection to the Senate
Money easy throughout the day. In the
morning call loans ranged from s to I, and
in the evening from to 6. Prime business
notes pass in open market at to y. Ex-
change quiet and steady, at 819 to 838
Gold opened at ll2, sold at lll78, then
rallied to 1925, closing at lI212 1929.
Loans Is for use to fiat. Then l to was
paid for carrying. Governments opened
steady, on second call prices were about 1s
better and closed steady at advanced prices.