New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-18
WHOLE NUMBER 1890.
Greeley in case Of his nomination at Balti

Greeley in case of his nomination at Balti-
more.
Strikes continue and every effort il made
by those prominent in the movement to Oh
tain recruits from parties who remain AZ
work.
The masons met to-day and again vigoF
ously denounced the action of the police.
The accession of only one more firm to their
demand was announced. The striking
sugar retiners have asked permission from
the police authorities for parade in the
lower part OF the city tomorrow morning,
expecting to tmn out 5000 strong.
IL Is believed the application will be re-
fused unless the route is changed as Il
would likely interfere too much with traffic
The piano makers will, it is believed, soon
return to work on the ten hour system. The
lnachlnlsts and metal workers report the
accession of five new shops today, making
thirty-five in ali. The large employers are
determined to hold ont. Singers sewing
machine factory was closed today and the
men are on strike. The employees of Union
white lead works and of Bradley g. CO..
white lead works in Brooklyn, struck to-
DAY, and delegation is endeavOring to IN
duee the men in other works to follow suit.
IL Is rumored that the employees of the
metropolitan Gasw0rks have struck, and
IN anticipation of trouble, police reserves
IN IN the vicinity have been strengthened
Inc striking cabinet makers expect addi-
nons 10 their ranks tomorrow. The metal
workers and brass founders sent a deputa-
ton to the Eastern States to induce strikes.
1he machlnlsts employed by the Erie Rail-
road Company send delegations up the line
tonight to get all the men out
The strike on the New York Central rail-
road is reported general from New York to.
Buffalo. The car shops at West ALBANY
We're deserted to-day, 1000 employees having
quit work. Conductors and brakemen have
been obliged to act as switchmen and signal
men of their own trains.
All the trades unions are making arrange
ments for grand procession on the Fourth
of July.
a meeting OF the federal council of the
lnternationals was held yesterday. II was
announced that the Chicago and New York
councils would adhere TO the New York
federal council, and reject the London c0un-
clL. A resolution denouncing the London
council was passed unanimously. prOpo-
sition was made to adhere to the new flag
in place of the blood red flag.
Money easy at as per cent on call loans,
with exceptions as low az , q g. Sterling ex-
change dull; 92l 09z5. Gold 1i35 ia Gov
ernments dull but steady; new fives llS;
skies of 1881, 1905; five-twenties of 1862,
ll43s; 1864, ll4as; 1865 lis; new issues 1863
1867, l171A 1868, Il73B ten-forties
HIS. Tennessees, old 73lb, new 70; Vir-
ginias, old 49, new 80; Louisiana skies, old
go, new S.; levee skies 63, eights 70; Ala
bama eights Sc, ives go; Georgia skies 73,
sevens SS; North Carolinas, old, 80, new
%; South Carolinas, old 81. new 34l6.
The injunction restraining the Pacific
Mail Company from decreasing its capital
stock was dissolved to-day by Judge Larre-
more.
The city chamberlain's statement shows a
balance in the treasury of $8,984 70S.
The pictures in the Governors room at
the City Hall were seized to-day to satisfy
a judgment for $1,000 given to John l..
Brewer, and will be sold by the sheriff next
Monday unless the money is forthcoming.
Flags were hoisted on the City Hall, and
in other localities, in honor Of the ami
versary of Bunker Hill
Arthur MatthisOn, an actor, recovered
verdict of $1,000 against the city for damages
for fall into street excavation.