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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-16
louisiana.


IfTom tns washington Chronicle
The vote OF this State has been remark.
ably fluctuating, but there is very good
! reason for believing that it is strongly Re.
publican on a full poll We stated some
time since upon the authority of gentle
man from Louisiana. that the colOred vote
OF the State was largely in excess of the
whit: vote. One of the committee of one
hundred denied the statement. We see il.
again reiterated, and presume it must be
true, although we can not just now lay our
hands on u table that shows the relative
strength of the voting population by color.
The census shows the white population OF
Louisiana 70 be 36', 065 the colored. &c.,
2i0. That Of itself afford. sufficient .vi-
dence Of the predominance of the .olored
vote; but it is said 20 be much larger than
the census aggregate would indicate. be-
cause of the adult blacks who lave been
taken INTO Louisiana as labOrers.
III 1870 the vote stood. Republican 81, 81.
Democratic l,.7e In 1868. az the Presi,
dental election. the vote stood, Republican
1926 Democratic S0,2-!. At the guberna
torial election the same year the vote stood.
Republican 6i,9Oi, Democratic 3S. 0ie Ac-
cOrding to the WarmOth returns az the late
election the vote stood, Democratic %. iG9
Republican 55,973. According - the Krl-
logg board il stood. Republican q $50.
Democratic 5i,027.
Thus II is seen that the highest -ote ever
p9lled ia the State was given at the late
election. The increas. - y" more than
would be expected III a iuli vote but in
order TO a conviction that the return of the
Narmoth board is correct. il must be be.
Heved that nearly half the .ologed votes
We're gwen FOR the opposition.
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| filing of orders, although an active bust
| ness IN this line is early looked for, Spirits
turpentine are in fair supply, and quoted at
62lb a Csc y gallon. Rosin is in good sup
| ply, and with only moderate demand
| prices are easier; pale is now quoted at
81 1896, No. l at s.; of No . the market
| is bare. Pitch is selling at S. a 80. Tar
is quiet at l2c y gallon.
| CoAL-The demand is small, but prices
| are steady at the late advance, in conse-
| quence of light supplies, with no prospects
| of early receipts. Pittsburg is selling at 75c
| y bbl by the boat load and 50 q hid, So =
ton to steamships and 90c y Dbl to steam
| boats. 81 TO manufacturers and 81 % at
| retail. Anthracite in small way at SI3 80
! T. ton, and American camel at 81 SO y bbl.
! Market bare of English camel. The stock
| at the Willow Grove landing ON the first
| instant comprised So boats and ? barges.
There we're taken for consumption last
month "a boats and barge No arrivals
MOss-ls in fair demand al steady prices.
! Receipts sell readily on arrival at 3d3l2e
! for country gray; IA sc for mixed, and "a
&c for black. City picked IS n good de.
| mand a: 6091Rc T. tb.
MALT AND HoPs-Mait i. ia good supply
| and very moderate demand. Choice West
ern barley is selling at 81 so, good az 81 .,
and common at Csc T. bushel. Hops are in
moderate supply. and but little in demand
New York command >. 4.c and Wisconsin
55c = is.
IMPORTED fRr,r AND NUT.--Are in good
supply AMI fair demand. Prices are easier.
We quote: Louisiana oranges a. S. a
. - T. Dbl. Lemons 81 q box: layer
raisins g. az 05 = box, halves 81 GOAL p.
quarters 20 q 75c London layers So Y box.
halves S! 80, quarters none: Sultana
raisins i6c T. Is: citron a 45c: currauts
&c: p!unes Germany 919c; tg. l5c; Brazil
nuts i4c: English walnuts l7c; French
walnuts l4e; almonds Gle; shelled almonds
32c. tlberts ifc: pecans Zoe: dates sc =
ID: bananas and piantains none. pine APP
pies none; COcOanuts s. T. 100.
Pigs FEET-Are in fair supply. and sell
ing at E. c!';. III kegs. s. N irkins. and
$40 ~ Il barrels.
SPAR. !.!Hs-Are selling 8: s9G9 SO =
Dbl.
ToB.cco-We did no. hear of sale to
day. Export. 302 hhds. Stock by running
statement 1853 hhds. Amount LETT on sale
about 80 hhds. The market is quoted
nominally. We continue our previous
quotations of SG9c for Tugs. 9093ac :oT
low leaf, ga a l034c for medium, II u a lac
fo1 good and !25. a l31sc fox fine and selec.
tons.
FREIGHTs-A ship wa. laid on for
Liverpool to-day at SD for cotton. Yes |
terday we reported 3 ship at the same. The !
competition among the ships on the !
berth has weakened the steam rate for !
Liverpool. We quote: BY steam-Cotton |
to Liverpool %. a 1864: TO Bremen and |
Hamburg sd: 10 New York &c; mo-
fasses 20 New York Sc y gallon; sugar |
81 so y hid. By sai,-Cotton to Liverpool |
sgd; TO Havre -0lAc; TO Bremen lI-l6d; |
10 Antwerp !3sd; to Amsterdam s4d; TO |
Genoa | Zee; to Boston &c; oil cake to Liy- !
erpool and London ASS.
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MARhEES.

New York, January Is. Evening.-Cocton
closed quiet: sales 1888 bales; middling up
lands 20l9c, Orleans Die; net receipts to day
1866 bales, gross Si26: sales for export SIS.
Sales of futures today 900: January 1880.
February lsIl-iS a 1890, March 10 lI-l60
2016c, April 20 5-l6G2013c, May 20 3 l60
204c. Flour quiet and very firm. Whisky
lower; 94c. Wheat-Spring DC better
winter quiet and firm. Corn quie, and
steady. Pork very dull; $l3 IS alb 50. Lard
tirmer; saS 5-I6c. Turpentine dull. Rosin
firm. yallow aues. Freights quiet
Leather in fair demand; Hemlock. Bu.nos
Ayree and Rio Grande light, middle and
heavy weights 03lc; California do 2712
G2S1ac; o. inocc do 26 92S19c. Wool firmly
quoted at 50 Sic; unWashed As a 47c: West
.Tn fleece SO a 6ic domestic fleece 6707le:
tubbed lie Coffee very firm; Rio 100
l9Ac. Sugar auie, and steady; common
Cuba 10. Molasse. steady; Porte Rico
4Sc.
GfNc,Ns..I. January i5.-Cotton ,narke.
quiet; middling 2Glec. Flour firm and I'M
changed. Wheat firm. Other grains I'M
changed. Pork nomiually unchanged. Lard
duh; steam 3l60 lac; kettle zig a. 5.c.
Bulk ,nea and bacon steady and IN,
changed. Whisky firm az COO.
ST. LOUIS, January l5.-COttOn dull and
unchanged Flour. demand good. at full
prices: supprtine winter at 81 1915 50; ex-
ira winter s. IS as IS; double extra winter
So 50G7. Wheat demand fair and market
firm; No. 2spring Chicago 81 271a a %; No.
3 fall 81 IS. Corn demand fair; prices ad-
vanced; No . mixed 81 a BE on east tract:
33l2 a 35c in east elevator; Zoe in st. Louis
warehouse. Oats, demand fair and prices
advanced; No. 229 a 30c III elevator Whieky
steady at 9009lc. Pork non inal at ST.
Dry salt meats dull; only order trade Ba.
con in fair demand tor futures. Lard lower.
good Gao.
foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. January Is, Evening.-Cos-
ton closed dull with downward tendency.
Middling uplands l0d, Orleans I019d Sales
10000 bales: export and speculation 5000.
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Total week before AL6369 ii .e i.oo os0 :!
Gold opened a: :I.ls ii2S. against
IL: At New York, and. after a moderate
business, closed .. ll@l. q l!@1a ian ad-
vance over yesterdays rate. o. 1sc).
against 1923 in that market The sales
summed up $G6, 900, including $500 al il!l Is.
so, 900 at l!2ls 0li2l4; 81 900 $4,000 AMI
$6O0O) at ll2.; $27. 900 5000, 5000. $1,000
and sl3,000) at il2a8.
No sales OF silver were reported. Ameri-
can half-doilaIs are still quoted noriiua! a"
100 a ITO, and Mexican dollars q. :. q. i
cent premium in gold.
We noticed Sn active movement II ster-
ling exchange without any quo:ahie varia-
tion in rates The sales amounted 10 &C.,
600. comprising G6500 bill of ladng $4,000
and e3500) at l2l; $4,000 do at 1909. q 1875;
f26, 800 $4,000 bill of lading and $500 and
100000 Al clear) az l2l l8; 92600U bill of
lading (e8OG0 and Gls.000) az I2.1 Is Ql4l =;
$4,000 AL clear at l2l "a $1,000 do AZ 1911
.iOGO bank $4,000 and $4,000 at 1914;
Gl2,00O at =: $1,000 do ~ !2. .; $500 1t
l22, and $4,000 at 1921.
The sale. of francs comprised 80, 0GO, en-.
bra.cing 40, 900 commercial at .733.. 500 coo
do at i731. 04'2l2. $4,000 10 a: 4.72i!,
%, 900 do at i!l1.. and $4,000 private bank
ers' d, 40.
At the close sterling bills we've cncte4 a:
1908 a i2l4 for bill of lading and Az
clear. and --0l22 tor bank, and francs AT
4733. +..2H. for private, and Ana 0:7o
for bank. German marks were quoted ~
100 q l06A.
1hs offerings OF domestic exchange were
of moderate extent and rates We're without
quotable variation. The sales covered
$l74,0 embracing $4,000 sight ON New
York SIS, eco commercial $4,000 and So
900 private bankers and $4,000 bank AZ
GIG = cent discount; $4,000 bank at 1882;
$45, 900 tsl5,000 commercial ard $4,000 and
$25, 900 bank OF IS. and 81, O0G commercial
on Philadelphia az Is.
The banks continued 20 check az !. a =
T. cen. discount. and commercial sight was
still quoted at GIG 81 discount.
IN gold Oh cks we noticed d sale Of se-o0
at s. discount.
The only sale reported in stocks Was 10
shares OF TeutoNia National Bank a: 500.
The sales of gold bonds included $4,000 at
GAIA. They We're quoted a: the close ..
about 641s ass.
Nothing was reported IN State securities
City appropriation certificates opened at
S3l9 and closed a. G4la a 65ls. The .ale.
included $1,000 at 6312; $1,000 AZ S3A: $1,000
at C33.; $1,000 1t %, and $1,000 SIEGE .nd
s90.0! 81 G4ls.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-16

STEE.. RAIL: DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
Pie great stpr. lns from Cincinnss iss CSIS y 30.
EAST:
Saving eighty seven 10 10 miles, and sxrivaeg or
train IN advance ut
NEW YORK;
Saving hity .o. miles, ana arriving els snA hsr
hours in advance aS
BALTIMORE.
ssvin seventy seven miles, and arriving eixh,
and threeq uarters hours in advance 1t
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One trai2 the quickest.
THE GREAT IRON RAILWAY Bridges
over the OhlS river at ParkersbuTg and BellStP
are completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
PniiInan's Palace Drnwina-Room and
Sleeping Cars
Are PUN on shis route from st. Louis Cncianssi O,
coIurS bus to Baltimore and Washington City.
WITHOUT CHANGER
BY TIL. route yon avoid all omnibu. transfer,
Tickets for .ae at all ticket ffees in Che souts
and West.
Z. NJ COLE
w. P SMITH
Master Transportation, Baltimore Maryland
SIDNEY B. JONES
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati. Ohio
sahls
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAIRc-Steamer Warner and barges-2763 SKIS oil
cake i2&t sis bran 1888 Es oats SOP SKIS corn 1856
trs hams 10 hhds bacon 81 kegs lard 2l0 ties lard GOO
bbls meal 26! biol. toLE 20 bbls whisky and sun
dry produce
ALABAMA MISUNDERSTANDING CuaC'lita Belle
1868 III as "o''O 4bJ SKIS cotton seed q sundries
VlCKSRU RG-StAansr Gov Allen-2ilJ bales cot
ton 5llI SKIS cotton seed and sunGric.
Observation-Disclosures 6 Il Durfea- Ell bale.
cotton and sunGri..
Observation-Disclosures .'arrI. A Thorn--.O6
bales cot end sunGrr.
.AHDkN 5:eame, B. rth.--l0?7 bgi.- cotton and
sLudres
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
z 'AD. January !5--2s2 bales cgttOr SKIS cotton
q ID suudry produce
NV ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
%bN RAILROAD January I5-I423 bales cotton
ava z3.ndr- rrufuc-
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EXPORTS.

!IvERPOOL-Bark Dipteu--58;' ek. o'icak@ a;lc
slaves
LTYERPOOi-R.rk Emily-s16s bales cotton a20O
slaves
BARCBLOSA-Bark Sebastian Gama--6-9 bales
cotton II 900 slaves
LIVERP OL-Steamsiip F,ancOIi--l195 balss cot.
ton 1900 slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING Maria 1909 bales cot
ton BOP hhds tobacco 1000 slaves
LTV ERPOOL-Steamsh p Arbitrator ~2793 bales
cotton 5000 slaves 5000 in specie
NEW YORK-Steamship City or Galvsston--li0I
bales cotton 1879 bales hides l60 bbls molasses +42
tbl. hams 40 hhds tall0w SO hhds hams
KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS-StearnsHip
Havana--l8 hbis whisky 1870 bbls -four lao ks com
~ SKIS oats 10 hhds sugar 20 head cattle 20 Dbl.
grease and Sgadr!es
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stRkNiENo

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND EtW 1SHSES8
VA HAv2E. SOUTHAMPTON AND BANANA.
A yks Steamships si thr Nertb
&x-Eeak.ss GsrmsD LIoyd siI gesI,Gs shes
regular trips SOliops
Srom Ersmeh: SrOHu Now s,resnR,
hOfEN...s ....Decemhsr 49, January l6.
SihAS6u Rd. January !. February 8.
FkANKFlRI. January 20. March !!
koELN.... .behrus 80 March %
HANOVER. March -. april y,
STRASSBURG. March %. april d.
FRANKFURT. 4prils May a..
Further days OF siePa.'ur. VIA! - advertised hefee
The steamers touch outward at Rayrs and Hav-
ana. and On thei. home grip at Havana and South
aln0toS 10 land ana receive passengers and freight,
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
from Bremen. Southampton Hayfe 20 Havana
Or New Orleans
I'doih'' -.t.,-.......-ss' + lSO Rol0s
SIoelase''..'o''''.. 9O gOlds
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton
Havre or Bremen.
Saplh' '.'....'''........ ..........S $50 gold.
FROM New Orleans to Havana.
'ablu. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30 currency,
SIetIdRe. .....--... 70 currency
Passage tickets from Bremen Southampton or
HaV1e TO New Orleans, issued by the QndeTsiQneds
For further particulars apply to
BID. F. STOCKMEYBR & co. AGENTS
aus ~ No. AZ Union street
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Prices exhibited considerable irregular
, ;ty, and at the close there was no little con
fiict of opinion with regard "a quotations
. some authorities reporting strict low mid.
ding and the higher grades frm at pre-
! yious rates. and the medium and lower
| grades easier. but hardly 4uotably lower.
. and others decline of &c On low mddlng
| and the lower grades. Strict good ordinary
| sold at lS4c. strict good ordinary TO low
| middling at lSl2c, low middling at 1872
1885 and Is il-l6c, strict do at 834, 10 and
! 10 1sc, do with staple at i9Ar, md middling
! at 1914 and 1880, the latter being the ruling
rate. Toward the close high style of
| strict low middling sold at !9c. which was
! the outside quotation Of some authorities.
Sales Of futures mot reported at the EX-
change1 200 bales for Apr! at !9 Ac. and zoe
for May at l9l2c.
The amour. on shipboard nos cleared.
| going on board and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at II 600 bales, embracing $4,000 for Liver
pool. 1000 for Havre, 5000 for Spain, 5000
for the Mediterranean, 5000 for Bremen.
II 600 for Cork and q market. 1000 for the
North Sea and 5000 for the North. which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement last evening.
left ID, 800 bales 10 repre- .nt The quantity AT
the landing ana in presses un..9ia and Wall
inc orders.
The Exchange reports: ID mant good.
market easier and igTsgu!ar.' Its 1uc:a-
lions are unchanged.
COTTON STATEMENT.
a.Ie..
Stock 81. han. august 81 f3,:............. s25s
srriveG si.c- -ast s'ateI'n''... Sa':
"'.''e'' ''''''''''''''' we 0'' '''.o'
ro-a, $50. e7sO25
Cleared to-day Observation-Disclosures. 1913
Cleared previously :il,'@!-'@3 lo3
stock an hand and ~, .,irhoa,. no. r..ra- - a.,
stock ON hand same date last ysaT,...,....IT7:. ~
:o+'n', 80 $500, - W ia "a, :"
vel ~, '0'' !" nh i' "n' '''i 10
a'e" nloo ,P. t'"i' a. soiic" ,aS.
49, &c, -,.i.s' 'o'' on ''N'
.'nO ~" * 90 ~
- ., al T., ,i.s .'n,1S
last year. and since Angus. 81 81 566, 1916
bales. against j!S.G Dob last .ea.-!ncr.s..
Is 303.
The E,oharp. telegram. .oaic -. %.
cein+S AT all thn norfs from, ...'r., ,'c1o,b
NJ Yesterday 10 lively. ,s,.I,rlr ;, ,n.,;.r
u lS3 h,Ie.t ooains. D. 500 las. y,e,!, ma
I4763 last wear and SIM. rr,iay - "a
hale. AGAINST &; on ',s. wi, an, n, ~
last year Total since ,uot.s. -. 1852 40
bale. against /, 6G7 ,437 Ia. ,ear-inc,..s,.
81. $50. Exports. Frida. !. Tnesla, In
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W Gather Rope Il
Otfioe Chef Sigus. ,-
Washington, January l5 1873. e. II
PROBABILITIES.

For New England easterly to southerly
winds. rising temperature, cloudy weather
and rain, except possibly snow for the
northern portion. For the South Atlantic
and Middle States easteriy TO sGrtherly
winds. cloudy weather. and rain. hui winds
shifting to westerly and northerly proba-
bly, on Thursday afternoon and night with
falling temperature and clearing weather.
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CONNIE RCIA:.


W.DSs.nA EyBSINs, January e, 1875
COfrOS-vhe sales today summed 20
$50 bal.s 1T irregular ani III ma'v cases
easier prices, rsqUiringa slight modification
of our quotations. We give aiar the Ey-
change figures. which ar. !0e average lists
according with it's official type. While ours
presen. the proper range u, the mar!e
for average lists. hut with the outside fig
ure. for low middling and IN. lower grades
given as che outside figure. icg strict:
new ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AssI.!LATgI
"a THAT or LIVERPOOL.
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FURNITURE.
a " 70 o.o.........s..-.....s NE .Ss -
II X A VI ID y.

1.sicS in ali hinds of Furniture.
49,. ~. Ioi and les CHARTRES STREET. .e,s
ieaus.
aas constantly o. hand an aa.nr-rne,l. ..
Cottage 8edste&ds texcrs make. viii, .,J.
s.0st5). W h i.asttr- + r.
So4ld Walnut On.-'turth Ma.Dts bureaus. bc.
N"lid Walnut Portable. ArInoVs With ~. rlra
- in bottom. 52G.
Ffctori2. Bedroom ..rf- ~ W.fnu. 1'a',.yan.s
imitation Rosewood. zen pieces 2 20
prnG Maftress.e made 30 order sls an: g.
'arior sets, IN Walnut, gaLCgt.l. su,. l,llt..,f.
s0ar.""a, ten UeCes, AZ very moo crate .rcr.
Also, 81 .szei'uvut 80 Io0kI. '.3as-ss ut rur.i.5
ate prceA ..
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN /
Thursday. January I6. 1879. 5

Spanish steamship Maria, Netto for Barcelona
British steams hip Arbitrator, Craig FOR Liverpool
Spanish steamship Francci SaItignes, for Liver
pool
Steamship Gig .f Galveston Rowland, Cox New
York
Steamship Havana. Pennington, for Key West va
Slorida Ports
British bark Option, Gauntlet, for Liverpool!
British bark Emily Riddle, for Liverpool
spanish bark Sebastian Guna Salon, for Barcelona
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The Shreveport 2ciegran conclude. /.
long editorial in this manner:

The government of Louisiana is tina. a.
present recognized 10y the government at
Washington, and no other authority Will be
tolerated until the federal arm see. iii to
change its already rendered verdict. Ar
Fragments may be made by the fusion
party to test cause, but that il viii be
permitted in any manner 10 assume the
functions ~ government until that cause il
decided, we have apt the remotest idea.
Tais proceeding may he !ardy and .XpeC-
sive, aud very possibly futile bat We never
th'l.ss await the result with that anxiety
which rhGsc in favor Of . stable govern
meHt must naturally feel.
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IMPORTS

lIvBRPOOi-Ship Henry Ska salt
CARDlFF-BarK Attilla-3G9l bars railroad iron
CARDIFF-Bark Peerless 1903 bars railroad iron
notwithstanding YazoO--S8,2OO cigars and
smdTits
RUATAN 1SLAND-SChoOner Lily of the Valley
+ 1913 so in specie 800 pineapples $50 cocoanuts
goo plaGl..iAs 1000 bunehes bananas
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FOR. SALE.

7-0yssrr~.-~0
NOR .1fE-s T.ST TEDPT1SC. T.1,P
4 Thoroughly s0Lns new 'taru.s. A.5o No.
-iaSle seat wagon. VII be so'a .h.an on accom-.
eli j. .r1GTs. address letter a., q: tins otB.-.
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The Boston Transcript agit.te. the pro

The Boston Transcript agtste. the propo-
sition fer e new and larger eustomhouse
edit.e II tia: city. whereu!on the Herald
say.:
The ue.'wav I" increase the accommo,.a.
tons OF The Cu-tOmhVuse il 10 cut down III.
number OF dntiable articles, and the bust
ness of collection. Customhouses only
stand 10, friction, and the smaller they are.
or the more business done IN them. the bet
ter for he country. Increase the free list
IA u should he increased. at once, and our
cu-tymhJUse will be large enough.
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Monetary--CommeroIal.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
In1 y ~ : : : -.

OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN
"WEDNESDAY EVEHINe. January Il, lb73
The market exhibited additional evil
Gences to-day of increasing ease, especially
on the street, where rates were lower, re-
quiring some reduction IN our quotations.
The demand for discounts at most of the
banks W as only moderate, only few re-
porting liberal business. The offerings on
the stree. were light and the reported trans
actions decidedly under orr previous quota
tons. We now quote frst-class signatures
and paper accompanied by unexceptionable
collatersls at l0G!2 y cent T. annum, Al
az Is, second class at Is, first class mortgage
paper at 10 and second class do az l9.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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TOSBOATS.
sEI.nH COMING Up

spanish brig Joven Miguel Moistany, 70 days from
Porto Rico, in ballast 10 Puig 81 d.
Schooner Francis Turner, ShIef 10 days ron RI.
stan :sl.Ld. TO Morgan Eco
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DOR RENT-RoOMS WITH OF UJTp0r1
IL board, in suites single. Also, a few 6at
ooaTders taken Apply ~ No, III Camp street ma,
De- 'VnePA de22
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ALL DEPcSITORS PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS
~econd Semi-Annnnl Dividend,
Declared December 81. 1872.
~ per cent to Stockholders.
~ per cent to Depositors.
PAUL FOURCHY President
ALBERT BALDWIN, Vice President.
JOSEPH MITCHELL. Cashier.
Directors.
p. hsspero. John T Hsrdi.
.onh y. ooOo' Charles LATTE.
Adolph Meyer. P Poursfne
Albert Baldwin. Paul Pourcby
Ernest Miltenberger. I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-16
FOB RENT,

~e0a~',-No
Fs'o EENT-A PLANTATION IN The PARISH
: Of st. Charles, containing $50 arpents unda-
cultuTe, .G9 OF witch arr in cane with .aed
cane enough 20 plant from $50 TO 300 rpents with
the necessary stock and Implements OF husbapdrv
There is a fine sugarhOuse. MIL perjury and
iaborers' quarters on the place, with a good steam
engine and range OF six kettles all IN perfect or
der. vii be let low. Apply to B. A. SuTLIE Ne
ia CustOmlI nuse s rect iaI4 e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-16

This was an announcement made in that
paper Sunday:
The Mobile Tribune has been purchased
By an association of gentlemen, who assume
charge with this number. 1t will hereafter
give Jealous bat candid and discriminat-
ing suppo't to national, State and city ad-
minisiratons
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-16

~ VC~fl TT II EN- Z MD + Z MIN X
RI for sale.-A comfortable two-stOry home
ellglbly located on Camp street, with everythipe
complete for house keepiug and all in good or5eES
bel lg Dearl IS new, viii be sold IN bocs to A mr.
chaser for his own use. The estsb rnent is com
plete IN al depart having BIN ,eIected ~
tts own"T fsr use. viii ns sold on accolI- I Of NJ
h-alah. 2 .rTitura dealers an vendors anad -
oPp!J' auie55 HClSft J4AS Once. isA