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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Yesterday the following director. were
| elected by the New Orleans National Bank
Hessrs. J. L. Tunniea, ). Deigado, d; u
McCan. J. n. Beadles. !. Iirech. j. Hen
derson A. Chapasky. j. l. Burdeau. L.. T.
Garvey, z. c. Palmer. 4. Woods and J. r
| Bell.
Gold opened a. il:'s 6ii2is.. against
li24s at New York. and after a fair buhI
! ness, closed at l12l4 all2l3o against ll2h
ia that market, where it touched ll2As dur
ing the inrerirn The sales summed up
So 900, including $1,000 at !l2ls. s6U9O at
lI24, $40, 900 at ll2A a 1927, $29, goo :3OOO
$4,000, $4,000 and Si5,0O0l d. !!:.Ss. and s4OUO
$4,000 and $3000l at ll219. :,
No sales of silver were reported. Ameri
can half-dollars are still quoted nominal al a.
i09 a ITO, and Mexican dollars aS = a. Y
cent premium in gold.
The movement in sterling exchange was
of liberal extent, and under the advance 81
gold and bills at New York, rates closed IS
y cent higher for private bills, and about
"a for bank The sales amounted to 9oi,
500, comprising E20o0 bill of lading at III;
f25, 600 (f2500 and 1880 bill of ladlng,
Gl000, $4,000 and El5,000 AL clearl at III
$1,000 bill of lading at 1918; ESO0O do ~
l2I q I2l "; $4,000 $4,000 bill of lading and
f3COO AL clear) at I2ll4: $4,000 bank al
III II q l2las; El000 marginal credits at
l2l9s; G75OO AL clear at l2l y, and t3VO0
private bankers at
The sales of francs comprised 6jV, Wv. em n
bracing 200, 900 com mercial at 4.7215. lyO.uUU
at II. and 1900 100000 and 2QG ,oo0l at
47lA.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
I2I4 a 1918 for bill. o. lading and Al
clear, and l22 q 1921. for bank. and francs at
72Is AHA for private. amt a.0 tor bank
The offerings of domestic exchange were
of moderate exten. and rates were "Ithou,
quotable variation. The sales covered
s270, 600. embracing Sc, 900 private bankers
sight on New York 1872 T. cent discount.
$40. 900 do at 1882, $50 900 $4,000 CONNER
cial aud $4,000 private bankers and hankl
at 81, $50. 900 commercial on Boston at
GIG. and 5000 do on Providence at ~
The banks continued to check on New
York at Il as T. cent discount. and com.
mercial sight was still quoted at .-.os Il
discount.
In stocks we noticed !, sale OF s.; shares OF
Teutonia Bank 'l0. 10. II and 20! az SSV.
YESTERDAY a sale was reported at $50. and
yet nothing has TRANSFERRED showing any
cause for such a decline.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 gold
J p cent at o., $1,000 city 10 ! cent
a. 92le: and $4,000 old city Fcent a.
6Ila. Gold bonds and gold certificates
we're quoted at the close q: abou! u . Z. %.
Nothing TRANSFERRED worthy OF notice III
State securities.
Tho sales of metropolitan police warrants
included $1,000 and 5000 at Is. and "f new
city appropriation certificates So 900. rrn'
bracing $4,000 at 6i13; $500 at bffa: $1,000
and $4,000 al Is; 5 500 and 5000 at So y;
and $1,000 at &c. They b,th close! 1t % 4
N tt
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ing in more freely, and selling in lots
at SllGl2 T. Dbl and $S0o so half
Dbl. No tierces on the market. Old
Texas continues in good supply, neglected
ana nominal, and is quoted at SO y
Dbl, and $l4 p tierce. Northern and West
ern are scarce, and selling at Sl60H 2
Dol for the latter. and So az so y half Dbl
Fulton Market 81 so a II T. half Dbl.
Moss-Is in fair demand at steady prices.
Receipts sell readily on arrival at 303hc
for country gray; 405c for mixed, and 5G
&c for black. City picked is in good de-
mand at 914c y ID.
MALT AND HoPs-malt is IN good supply
and very moderate demand. Choice West
ern barley is selling at 81 50, good at ST. 20,
and common at Csc T. bushel. Hops are in
moderate supply. and but little in demand :;
New York command 81 lac and Wisconsin
soc p b.
PICS FEET-Are in fair supply, and sell
ing at s. az - in kegs, s. in frkins, and
$40 50 IL barrels.
SpAEs I.IBs-Ace selling at s9d9 50 y
Dbl.
JaPoaTao Fg,UIr AND NUrs--Are in good
.u..!- ana fair Gemand. Prices are easier.
W, quote: Louisiana oranges at 50 q
) >. 4 .bl. lemons So T. box: layer
.aisins s:a2 o.. T. box. halves 5 20 a %,
quarters 20 n 75c. London layers S3 v box.
halves 81 -, quarters none: Sultana
T:isine !te + II: citron III q f5c: currants
Sc. prunss .Gerrnani 9ac; 6g> l5c: Brazil
nuts he: English walnuts Hc: French
walnuts lic. almonds BIC; shelled almonds
32c: tiiberts l4c; pecans zoe, dates sc =
ID. bananas and plantains none: pine sp-
pies none; cOcOanuts So " 100.
CcAL-The stock of Pittsburg has been
very much reduced. and prices at wholesale
are nominal. Ii is selling at 90c Y Dbl to
steamboats,, 81 TO manufacturers and ; - at
retail. Anthracite in small way at Sl3 %
T. ton, ana American camel at 81 30 z Dbl.
Market bare of English ranne.
FEaTHERs-A lot of il bags Iowa live
geese sold q: 65c y Is.
EisB-i. IN good demand and some
kinds arc selling lower than at the
North. We gBote: Extra No. $22 i'll
bbs. 81 50 y half do, s. for quarters
do. and 81 50 y kit; No. l bay at Slf T.
hbl, s. 20 T. half do, 81 v quarter do. and
81 {. - kit: No. = at Sill SO Y Dbl; 50 T.
half do, 80 + quarter, and so :, kit; No
do, and 81 % y kit Cod, 81 40 = box
and size = 10 IN quarter drums; large do
.la O. A9c y ID. Herrings, 50 G40c Z box.
ToBACCo-The only sale reported to-day
was hhds at . Stock by running state
ment 1858 hhds. Amount left on sale
about 80 bids. The market is quoted
nominally. We continue our previous
HuOldllOhs vi C0JS lcI = u w eoi
low leaf, go. a i03ic for medium, ii u a l&c
FOX good and !.4s a J3-sc 70. fine and selec
tons.
FREiGHTs-A ship was taken up for liver
pool at 3sd for cotton. We quote: BY steam
Cotton to Liverpool q 0l3-l6d; TO Bremen
and Hamburg sd to New York 7sc: mo-
lasses 90 New York Sc y gallon; sugar
s. 30 T. hid. BY s4iI--Cotton to Liverpool
SD: to Havre lAc; to Bremen ll.I6d;
to Antwerp i3sd; 30 Amsterdam Ad; 60
Genoa He: to Boston Zee. OF. cake to Lig-
erpooI and London Ass.
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SIARIkE'E.ss
NomPsIic Markets.

Sgs YORK. JaGuar. 70 t.veUir. cotton
s;u.!: .q,n. to-day 1919 bales. .nl0n!lug ny
lands 2Oi.c. Oiedns .iC: net receipts
1919 bales, cross 1915: sales ~, e.'or! bb..
Sales oG futures 600, as follows: January
Iglai 1850, February 10 lilo l9&c, March
.Oa2a II Ito, April 20 ) U20asc, May 2o4
@2bft, june 2O4c. Flour quiet and uu-
changed. Nh-ky lower; 93o. Wheat active;
drm demand, chiefly TOR export Corn dali,
without material change. Coffee excited
on account of the loss Of the steamer Erie.
Ricc scarce aud firm; South Cardiac &c.
Pork quiet. Beef dull. Lard-KvIiic rem
lcrcd s. Size. Tnrpentine tirmer. Resin
and tallow quet. Frejgh quiet.
CNCINNATI, January Is Cotton market
quiet: middng 1880. Flour strong at
IS IJ,4 10. Wheat firm at 81 73al7J
Other grains steady. Pork steady; offer
ings light at $l2 So Lard hrmer; 81, am
"a 07asc; kettle, hight offerings at - a
7&c Bulk meato-F'uir demand; shoul-
dors iail4c; clear rio SIS &c; clear 6 a
exc. Bacon steaGy-Shouders s.; clear
ribs nc; clear 75sc Whisky al $40.
ST. Louis, January Election easier;
tow mddln. lSc, nIddling lS&c. F!Our-
Demand good, at full price,; stocA light,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

STEEL. RAi'.: D"UBL.E FRAC@
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
The great sho1: line from Cinc.nn.: or sesanUsu.
EAsT:
aa.,ns esghty,se~en 20 10 faiiee and arriving ops
train IN advance a:
NEW YORK.
Saving iftyane -stle., and striving sis ard nsl'
h"T,rs u advance 3.
BALTIMORE.
Ss-.r sevsn;yseven miles, and arriving eGshs
and :h.e.-9uasters hsurs il. advance ~
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
sr.e TRAN the quickest
TIE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BgiDHss
over sss Ohio !iver, - "arkersbiyg sl.s se.la8
are ccTayletsd
GCss'Sc aSr NIGHT L'r'E. .p
P.!:.,as Palaces Drawing-Roe Gsd
sleeping Cars
AZ - ~. sou.e from s.. louis s',cinr.a: OF
ssi;a-... 80 Baltimor. and Washington Cite
S.IhoCS shSNGk:
p 80 aout. ,oa avoid a. .ina..5.s :rsnatep.
.alets FOG sale d. a.. s!.ke. Offices 4. the South
sad We...
p N. COfB.
Gene'si Ticket Agent. BALTIMORE Mar !sni
w. p SMITH.
Master Transportation, Baltimore Maryland.
SIDNEY 3. JONES,
s'es.e:a! fasa"aaos Agent Cincinnati. ofna.
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prices unchanged. Wheat 02c higher for
spring, but onl y sample lots sold; winter
very stiff; No. red 81 s4e1 g.; No. red
winter 81 95al ~. Corn firm, offerings
light; white and yellow mixed 800 in eleva
tor. Gate, offerings light, held higher, small
sales at 3Io In elevator. Whisky firm at 9oc
Pork nominal at $l2. Dry salt meats quiet;
order lots of packed shoulders 4Ac, clear
rib SIC, clear Size. Bacon firm: cash lots
of shoulders sc. clear rib FAC, clear i3c.
Lard higher, Use.
FcrefRn Markets.
LONDON, January l6.-Bullion IN the
Bank of England has increased t2oo,UeV'
LIVERPOOL, January l6, Evening.-Cot
ton market closed dull. Uplands 97s a i0d,
Orleans I0Ad. Sales to-day lO,oOo Daies'
2OO0 of which were for export and sPecuiacr
ton. The sales included 5000 bales Oh
American. Breadstuffs quiet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
Marine Intelligence.
CFyICB OF THB REPUBLICAN I
Friday. January II. 1872 J

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lavaca. CooLsey. Cox Ceds. Keys aud
otht Florida ports
SPANISH bark Espsranss verees For Barcelona
British IarkeHtus Anu Wheaton. Riddle. FOX Per
Spanish brig James xillet'. nrett, for Barcelona
Spanish brig trinidad, Rays, for Barcelona
Spanish brig Rosa, Roig, for Barcelona
Sc.ooH.g galnla snord. for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
span'.f. brig Jeven Miguel Molsstany 10 DAYS from
Porto Rico in ballast, to PUG Br"e-zd district
scG0Oue. FT3psi. . Turner, SHE! 10 davsfrom Rls-
AIS. isl.ado to x Morgan dc0-;5 distSietP
1owBoATs.
Ab..a, Palmer FROM the Passes.-T.ns down
Gght-BrouGh: ~ brig !oVsL. u IS! and sshr
- eISc.es
STEAMBOATS,.
Ea..Ab'. Balance IRON, Grc..s T.'e rsisosa
s.radish JHbusun. Brst burton. f,n Lowe. Coast
y .. Hodge. Rern. from Alexandria
sI.nsy T-te. Ualfer.s from Denadsonsi''s
'wpr- JeanfTeau, from lower Coast
S.;snk PargOud. White. from argyle Igs!A -
10 9cols. wood. from MeEShs
EXPORTS.
EA@CHioSA-.sris James MIi.t.-.si S.i.s cos
BARcEGoNA-B.i: Tr.u.iad--'e, sale. est.op
slaves
EARCEIOEA.-Bsrs Esp-,an,S-.c bales cotton
BARCEL ONA-B.ig so.s-;52 bale. cotton fo:e
9aRSaMBCCo -Esrksu.iu. Ann "l.aton--s3:so
bills aour
Observation-Disclosures ;'a'ms--:3o 81. corn SO
SKIS of.ts Cks bacon and sUudrlss
FLORIDA Notwithstanding La-scs-233; ska
% hhds bacon 6f". bacon 10 bhls pork y bbls
whi.k. 9: sks gate ~ tobacco ). Bags coffee $50
a5es dGn. ALL sgndses
IMPORTS.
s'v'Hes-Schocr.r Hel.na-iJ0s SuncG.& ~ :aoa,
, 20. pt.ntaias 40 GO cocOaDutS
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
CROSSE TETE R4I,ROAls-Steam.g Bag Abe
III ha'as cotton ~ SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cot
ton J hhds sugar 81! bbls IGo!assef 70 aaf bbs 10
LOWER CoAST--Steamer Bradish Johnson
243 hAds sugar bbls sugar 63, bbs n1oasses half
6bis do $50 bbis sCe and sundrieS
ALEXAND RI.-Steamer B l. Hodgs-'iG bales
cotton 1873 SKIS cotton seed $50 hhds sugar bbls
molasses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Eenry Tete--17s
hhds sugar so bbls mOfasses and sundries
LOWER CoAST-Steamer km9ise--a! hhds sugar
;2S hbls mUlasses aud SuDdrrs
ARGYLE IANDINC.-Staamer crsnk ParGoud--
1892 bale. cot on 499s sks cotton seed u SKIS seed
cotton and suHdri'S
MEMPHIS-SteameP "a Sel'.---7t2S bales cotton
l.3. sks cotton seed and sundrIes
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
NORGsES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
January ,522e bale. cotton u SKIS seed cotton 40
nhds sugar 30 sb!s sn"i.5ses j: .ai Sbls DO and
suDdTies
Jan.arv l6.sG3 bale. cotton el9 SKIS cotton seed
sas seed cotton 457 hhds sugar +5S Sbls lasses
50 half bbls do and .uIGI1es
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TRXAS RAIL
ROAD, January .s-S5s bales cotton and suudry
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. JsnUsrS lS-l95S bales cotton
and sGH6Ty SS.aUce
MEMORANDA.
CapLsis. Roberts of Sh. eteamshHp -. Gouis. seo
ports Shat the 18th Instant ~ a'1n Xey, spoke
ship Tonowsnda. bound north.
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CONNIE ECLAI.
.ssrseay E,EsIre. !uIsr-

.ssr.oAy EtESEre. !anIsr- = rs
CorToN-The sales to-day en- braced 400
bales, exclusive o! 900 or i:tad to-day.
when the business amounted 20 700 bales.
instead of $50 as reported. y!l:es have
ru.ed more in favor OF buyers. requiring u
declin. of &c in our quotations. We give
also the Exchange figures, which are to!
average lists according with its oticia!
type, while ours present the proper range
of the market foG average lists, but with
the outside figures for low niddiing and
the Tower grades given Dc the outside tg
ures for strict:
NEW ORLEANS cr.ssIF:c.TfoS, Ass:x;LATED
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POUND NOTICES,

DsPas,fvg1r or POr.ts
Sew orleans. J,,r. arv IS Id.J 2
WAS BROCGHV To The PGR9s DlSTRIr'E
w Pound, cor eS VI Lss a.ts and i4ocuse
streets
One BAY NJ LIZ.
Which ii not claimed within Ave DAYS and enc
eXponseB he reon paid will be sold ~ public
ton at said pound, on TUESDAY. january a.
1879 at twelve O'clock NJ.
Sal7 ID ROBERT BRRwsTRR, Administrator
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

Dennis O'Shurne-sy adyartises as follows
in the Columbus Rtp,cbliean: ~ hereby
give notice that my wife Bridget has left
MY bed and board, and that will not ssy
he; debts, rs We sre not married"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

0Whp IS it, asked Frsachu.an OF .
Swi:ser, ''tbas You Swiss always fight for
money. while the French only fight for
houor'" II suppose answered the Swiss.
that eacA fights FOR hat he most lacks !"
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EHR EAf.r.

y'D.o 80 "a etEc ~R0T 80 MAZE
: .rouE 'y sound. - saT..-. - 80
a0'g... -"a- g0n. 'i,j b.. sol. eIesY 81. o .Jsu.
e q, ,ar-ule. Stfese. !.t..- a., .rl7 o.are
es-sas.s-s
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FURNITURE.
.

VI a hon.
GeR'cs IN slI Kinds oI Furniture.
nos. ~. o0a apt. :Ls CHARITIES sfGEE.. ..~a
leans.
Gss S3ns'sn'l 20. hand al assortment %
90. age B,'st.ais extra make. ~i.E.e ius
.o.sts). "lts casters, S.s
Solid siuut -u.fOu,th Sapb- .su'safs, S2.
sDHS .siAI1 Portable sSIasirs e.Lh tS0Gra
sss ~ bottom o..
SiCfSrio Bedroom Sets. ~ "alaet Mahogany aIo
isIitstI0n Rosewood, Zen Uieces : i2a.
oprn- %stt ttssvs 'Ia-Is TO r'lre, 2. asd 4 80.
i.rioI sr,s IN % a.'ut. sahU.au. and Sm Z Alto.
Sos woe. zen .l5oeE, al ver' moderate prices
sIs'', 81 s.ss.' S.ns ss S"okiGs s.ss.ss at msdss
ate ST.rs. ?-inlo
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CONSTABLES' SALES,


Mrs. NJ. Barringer vs.. q, II. Fenpstead-
80 j94o.
DY VIRTUE Or & WRIT or rIfRl yAciAs TO
ID me directed by the sOu. ". :. Houston First
Justice of the Peace al and fus the parish OF or.
leans, will! pro, eed to sell At pablo auction a3
my warehouse, No. s3s Julia street, on MONDAY
january %, 1873. az .wrlv+ O'clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FUhEIrURE.
Seized III the allow" snstled ssis. - pes inventory
on r nie IN my %, once ice ,.a o.
jail % 26 ghHN TRLKY Constable
Mr.. Giigeu W. benjamin Lewis-%ecOn@
Justice Court for the Parish OF OrI.sns No. 275t
10y VIRTUE OF WET oF FtFRI "a.
IA elias to ine directed nv She Hon. W [.
Eyans, Second Justice Of the Peace ia and for this
paris" Of Orleans, will proceed to sell at pus
Ii. auction, at my w8rehn use No. 40 Grod street,
between Camp and Church STR ts. en- FRIDAY.
January -, 1873, ~ twelve o'clock M
S, go be seen at my office
.elzed IN the above numbered and su s..ad s,.i:.
i.l!is2" jobs MCCORMICK. constable
Second Justice Court fer Tao Parish Of oSeanss
no 254jS
RsY VIRTUE or a WRITE OF Y1sRs rsC,A,
ID r. ane directed by 0hs honorable the SEQ
ond Just 90 she Peace sn and tor the parish oS
Orleans will proceed TO sell at ou.lis auction,
asmy pthc"a aB gR!DAio January ~ IJsl at twelve
|. ONE Sam NOTE ,of sseDr? !Iasrieo for Size
amount of $40
se1eI in The .hev-n-nfoeS,.i Spd entitled cut.
!7l3f,as SPIN Mo6oRMs,R, S,oa.easl..
Seward Sah,R as. isarney O'Brien-PiiIS
Jnstics So'"', Faaish OF Orleans, Ma 4o5;
by VS2y.'E OF = WRIT ON FiERf PaIasR
ID ssm- d~ctrs by the Hon. D. W.'CHts, we
Justice OF Tho Hesre in emo for tts PARIS. ~
o., r proc. 81 to sey y publ. s'cti.s
Il. roe ef th"souIs reer". VlSss ssSeeS 10
t"s.n 9fi; e. '. 81 - B. . ss
40 tsVe HtS hoe o. sfsGo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

The West Baton Rouge Sugcr Planter is
| conducted with much ability. and its adi
, torials express some sensible ideas. This
is the close Of IN article on pageants in
| New Orleans:
But in connection with these grand and
| costly displays. there are few questions 20
| be considered as TO time. place and pro-"
! propIiety. We have been told over and
| over again that the prosperity OF New
| Orleans is rapidly decliLing-~that her
| business is passing away to other and
! more favored commercial centreso and
thae nothing short of miracle can
| restore her former prestige. Even now
committee of her citizens are at the North
detailing the grievances OF the people at
! the unexpected turn the late elections took
| in their city. and bewailing the loss of trade
\ already incurred by Radical misrule, and
} predicting utter 9rostratiOn in every de-
| sartment of business. unless relief be given
BIZ restoring the State To the control OF her
} taxpa.ing ci liens. Such arguments it as
not cur purpose 90 refuto or su. tain
But mus. it not appear strange 60 the
Northern people who have so long heard
the cry OF s'decaying New Orleans" that
those costly displays should be INDUCED in
year after year, and even increasing In mum
bers oR OrganizatiOnsS Immense sums OF
purpose ~ hate ser beyond the siIs Mt fun OF
! tbs me mbers and the admiration Ok the
crowds upon the streetn None bus men of
means can engage in those gorgeous page
| anita. and. if our information be correct,
| thcS are the ones who wall most over tho
deeadenee of their citys A questi0n-Are
! people in the habit of squandering money
! when their business is declining from day 20
| daN, with NO prospect Of Teliet liz the Sutuge'
| 1t strikes us in the negative
How can NoStherD people believe such
! state meDts, or what reliance can they pl ace
! in ahem when they see money irtSred
| away in shat mannerS 1t would be more in
: keeping with The true condition of affairs
! in 'hat city were such displays dispensed
; with until better days shall come IL we
argue az 'hls nanHer-Ya who live in the
! South and are ;anliliis with the situation.
| whaf mt be the impression OF A"rthsrU
: people, "hH.e only means a. 'nforrGati"n j.
. Hh.ough the public preSs or tn. djctas ~ mi
; gsntnTy cOmmitteest They must consider
+; :lc O.ls.ni.ns arrange Sbauaot..s-M.u
; who 49,. s"E'iuI.'ls teNai'ipg 1h.ir wis
! fortunes. aud yet i.sihIr. thousand. eli
, cellars El."3 S."S. wL..A haze neither
. sense. pa!nt' meaning.
- 81. s'lun top thus' srs''! displays
~ stop your fa'l"neaH.oss e.cS sea- -:
. mag nary ini-fortUa"s.
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FOX HAVANA

FOX HAVANA
Tosching at Cedar Keys and Key WssGs
Carrying the United states GIail.
e. The New Orleans, FEcrl6A
<%<El5aAEt9 aud Havana Steamship Comp.
NAE.3A.E@ will dispatch a frat slass fast pas
EsxzS6 senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
From she foot of Caliope street, sirss 9tstrios
RkTES OF PASSAGE:
To HsvanAs TS Cedar KsS
Cabin ...,.,......,.-.B40 62s
Steerage ,......,..,.,., % IL
ThrOggh bills Of lading issued 20 all points N
FLORIDA, including Tampa, aud to New York, Shags
lesto,I aub Savannah.
None but the company's bills Of la&lng signsa
and signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and thsouge
tickets given to above points.
40 freight received withouS psrbiS from Shs ~.
aoa.
s9Y srsGhe es passage apply to
1. K ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l2e Common street
over the Louisiana National BSnb
re e.sau.sAio HAVANA follows Oh regulSS
iAs DIS "
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BREhkN,


Ssrtb Herman Lloyd.
>f6aH BETWEEN BRsMEs AND NEW SRLEsHB
VA asVRE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
FL The Steamships %: she Hortn
%sIss1ts German .ioyi VII; .s.ua,. sh.s
regular tliYs follows.
KbRLS.,.. .Decemt.. !so January 10
SFGAS R''.. January q. February >.
fkiNRFI RI. january 20. SArch;.
kpEi4H. -. Ftbrua'v 70, March q.
HANNOVER..o March u. spTis Il.
STRASSBURs. March rs. april De
FR4sKFIRT...sp May II.
Fusrtss day. 0f 9epastu.s ia: ts9 advertised: -fao
She .t.sme.s cOIc. cut YARD 81 Hav.e asd Has-
ana and on .hsir home -'p at Havana aur Soutl.
.m.tn Ia land and receive, passer aogi ana xht.
PRICES !jF PASSAGE.
Fsod. eropeno Southampton or Havss % Havana
81. New OrleaLs
C"ors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 go!d
Fran :.w Orleans Havana 20 Sost..aIn2snS
AavTo or Bremen.
isoin. ss..s.......... ............hlS golT.
From News Orleans to Havana
s@flu...e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES currency
SJAg oaye. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % surfSICs.
PtssaSy tlrRets from Bremen, SOUTHAMPTON 90
sia.Te - seS Orleans. issued b, Che undeS Aligned
gOr 'uIt her particulars apply 70
%D. F. Sy0CKmElBR 4 90, Agents.
au3ir No. % Union street-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

JOssS. So 1873 go u
CHARMS L. o. DCPSY. Gu hior
Dividend Declared.
etccFhosdsrs, thrs e and half per cent for three
months depositors one per cent for three mont hs
SAMUEL H. HBNEEDY President
GaAA-as L c. pEPpT. Cashier al 1u.o.,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
Monetary--CommereIaI
MONETARY.
oyF,CB OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN.

OFFfCB UF lHB UhILI nsfsI = u t--A1'f :
THURSDAY BvKSISG, JanuarT %, 1915.
We have no further improvement to no
tice in the money market, nor any further
variation in street rates. ne demand al
n,ost of the banks continued moderate to-
day. and the offerings on the street were
Iigbt We continue to quote first-clsss sig
natures accompanied by unexceptionable
coIlaterals at 10 q II 2 cent y annum, Al
at Is, second class at Is, first class mortgage
pauer at 10 and second class do at IL.
rvu oprR.Ss CLEARING HOI6E
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

1UO.-. ..taMaf street. II G6
q. sh. ese OF Du-iI.,s lnesiay December a. 1872
gESOrRCHS.
ta,fi-''nrTen's ....................o S132-if IS
Casb-trold coin. Observation-Disclosures. iN4, 572 50
Loans and dtscOunts.... .............. So4999S IS
United States bonds TO secure circuits
don. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as 600 a
Other stocks, bonds and mortgages 5000 u
Due from .edeeminS and reserve
agents. Observation-Disclosures. saf a3' T.
Due from otieS bank. and bankers 1908 90
Banking house. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1870 90
Furniture and fixtures S6,35i 9:
P,er, iun. on United States bonds :2,31 50
Premium on god........-............ 1873 81
9o.a.. .......~ s:7.3 SO 8:
LIABILITIES.
CAPITA, stock pad n................... ESQ 300 %
Surplus fund NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .e,5s1 :
Circulation. ......... .-.... ........ 5000 20
Dividends unciaim.a ............... 39s q:
Individual deposits. s.4s iaO g.
Due to othes bank. and ssnkers.... sos
Profit and ioss..s.. ...o........ %. ass u
Sotas .......... .s7s 81
AL DEPOSITof.s PARTICIPATE IN TTf ?ROFIrs
Second Semi-Annnae DiyIdeSio
Ssslsse9 Decensb.t 81, 1871.
g.. pct ceus to St6riHsldesa
o.. peg cent to Depo.iso.s
paul EOURCHg Presidees.
ALBEIT BALDwiso Vics P9easAseS
S.sESH MITCHELL. CssESs.
Sifec!Orse
q sas:sso Sohn 2. g.r9.e,
John .. '"os. Charles !.its
A6olgr Never, q .Oursins
Sl0"ss SsGSls. Paul EoBScSs
Erne.. Silssuscrgse. ias 20,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

EOR REEr-ROOMs WITH OR WITHOUT
L board, n suitPs or single. Also a few day
6oaTders taken Apply a. No 2l7 Camp street neal.
St Joseph d+a2