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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28
Manly Biushoe.

The man who does not blush now and
then il scarcely human. According to Oar
win, blushing originated ut very late
1eriod in the long line of our descent. The
learned thinker explains: The relaxation
Of the email arteries of the surface, on
which blushing depends, seems to have pri-
mariIy resulted from earnest attention
directed to the appearance of our own per-
sons, especially our faces, aided by habit.
inheritance, and the ready flow Of nerve
force along accustomed channels, and after
ward to have been extended by the power
of association to self attention directed to
moral conduct"
There are some men who lie so brazenly,
so repeatedly and so persistently in the
very face of the truth that the question
may well be asked if they ever blush
Certainly they have no scrupies in regard
TO moral conduct. The coarse animal must
linger in these men, for their conscience is
dead and they do not know the meaning OF
morality.
Darwin bolde that 1t does not seem posi-.
BILE that any animal, until lite mental powers
had been developed 10 an equal degree with
those of men, would have been sensible
about its personal appearance or moral con-
duct. Hence it is his opinion that animals
have not the power to blush. Impudent
liars and braggarts, also, never blush, and
50 they are hardly human.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28

~iuds with slight fall Of temperature and areas
Of snow. follow ed by clearing westhcr.
erly winds. with low Temperature and partly
For the south Atlantic States slowly increasing
pressure, with lower temperature light TO fresh
southwesterly to northwesterly winds. and clear
clearing weather except probably, light rain In
For New England tie Middle States and the
lower lake region continued ciondy and stormy
weather with tresh to brisk winds on the coast,
pro baby clearing in the lower lake region during
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, December n. 6 p. M-Bsrome-
arrivais sailed-st Steamships Emily B. souder and
Nickerbocker, ship ColOniai Empire; bark Aercu-
rius. brig Haze and schooner Hannah Coomer.
PAss-A-IOUTKK. December n, 6P. M.-Wind north
west srenp Weather clear and cold. No sr.
rivals. saied-Bsik Danube.
NJ; Soma. S P. Nj; Kettle, 8 r. N. up-John Xii.
gour, 10 last night. Up t0-day-Fannie Tatum
A NJ; Great Republic. 5 A: NJ; Julia, II A NJ; War
ner and barges IL N. Weather cold and clear.
MEMPHIS, December T-Weafher cloudy, cold and
G ssw Se oIsn 'teaay
Quincy, Grand Tower and Alice for st. Louie; Eme-
lie Labarge for Red river, Arlington for Cincinnati
LOUISVILLE December 27-River still falling slow
ly; eight feet eight inches in the cana!; six let
eight ches in the cnHte c Ss
showing all day. The Thermometer ranged from
70 to 800.
| ST LOUIS December 27.-Departed-Pa Pauline Car
roll James How I'd and Atlantic. tor New Orleans;
Jne Kinney, 70, visksburg. River falling Flurres
Of snow at intervals
CINcIssArI, December 7-Departed-Longworth
for New Orleans. River eighteen feet and falling
PITrsBuRG December H. River alb, ut at stand.
with Ave feet eleven inches in the channel.
EVANSVILLE December give ather cloudy and
cold. Mercury $50 River has fallen thirty inches
CAIRO, December 2z-Anye,.City Of vicks
burg from vctsburg at p. n; Mary Houston
from New Orleans at S p. n. Departed-Crescent
City for New Orleans at P. NJ; Houston for Louis
vile at p. H. The river has fallen twenty two
inches. Weather cloudy and cold.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK December q, Evening-Meney closed
! active as 6d7. sterling firm at 8A. Gold closed
| ut HOB 0lltk. Governments strong but dull lit
| tie dong state bonds quiet and nominal
| Gotton-Het receipts day 2s5 bales; gross 1858
| Flour quiet and steady. Wheat opened !f02c
Corn ic better. Pork quiet at SIG Is. Lard frmer
| at $50. Groceries generally firm aud moderately
During the week the market for cotton has been
We II sust aimed when the receipts considered.
The market has only declined &c on low mid
based. tuesdays and Wednesdays business was
ght, and thus closed the week, as the closing Of
to has On
m ated, but the transactions unimportaut.
and cotton circles were pretty generally deserted.
The total sales for the wees were 81 84l bales Of
which 70 900 were contracts and 654l for imrne
date delivery az follows: SO3s bales for export 44s0
tor spinning and 50 for speculation. Included were
Naval stores ruled at nominal priceA
Government and states uncban ged.
mand moderate; midding lssc. Flour-Demand
good at fun price s. family " 2e01 50 Wheat
scarce and higher; .g g. .sSl s. G.rn Demand
market firm, 4sSsOc. Pork quiet sisols Is
Lard-Demand fair, market firm and light sales;
ste. st1ssc; kettle s 81 SsAc Bulb meats held
n O7tc, all loose. Bacon-No stock; asked for
shoulders TIC; clear rib exc; clear eye, 10 come
cut Of smoke. Whisky in tair demand, and market
ST. LOUIS December 2T-Cotton noninally lsc
for middling. Flour-Demapd good At full prices
for low and medium grades; fall scarce and want4d
Wheat-Demand fair; market firm; No spring
Chicago 81 ~; choice Minnesota 81 36; No. fall
81 37h al %. Corn inactive, new mixed s2kc on
east track. Data opened higher: No. 2 4ic; CLOSED
at 4oc. Whisky steady; CSC Provsio us-All hog
products are held very firmly. and there is but
httl. disposition TO opel tie eli her side; higher
prices only can buy round lots. Po'k-Small lots
cold at $14 50. Dry salt eats Only order trade,
Bacon-EoLe out of smoke. LAID held at exc, with
occasional sales at II O8c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. December 27.-Shcrt rib middles va
Turpentine 3os
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, December 2.-Arrived at Liv'
erpool-Ships C. b. Hazellon and George
Hurlburt, from Savannah. Arrived al
Deal-Ann Rankin and Hero, from London,
and both sailed for Pensacola Arrived al
Belfsst-Brig A. M. B., from WilmlntoD, N
g. Sailed from Liverpoel-BarksH ypata
New Orleans and Lydia Dvboy.
Tho virginius Condemned i'm q Havana
Prize Cont.
HAVANA. Dece MI Der 27-The prize court
before " Lich the case Of The steamship Vir
ainius was brought has concluded it's labors-
The vessel is condemned as legal prize.
Hogs.
CINCINNATI, December o. -Four hundred
and sixt, thousand hogs have been slaugh-
tered since November l, against 3So,0OO tor
the corresponding period last year.
Protest Against the Repeal Of the Bank.
ruptcy Law.
The Board Of Trade adopted resolution
protesting against the repeal of the bank
rupt law, especially the involuntary clause,
and recommending amendments reducing
the exp. nses Of referring the law by re
ducing the fees Of the officers, and that SEQ
ton thirty -nine be amended to make thirty.
instead Of fourteen da. o in reference to the
suspen sion uf commercial paper.
The railroad troubles are limited to the
Panhandle route.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28

Richard Mackay, who has just been sent
to the penitentiary for term of eighteen
months for manslaughter, owns some of
the best mining claims about Nevada, in
Gilpin county, and is reported to be worth
from $4,000 to 100000. His case was
carried through all the courts. lasting
best counsel in the Territory. He has
sp+nt $4,000 in the effort to get clear.
Mackay gained the high opinion Of officers
and all 18th whom he had to do, and during
his confinement in Jail here was allowed
regularly to 60 alone to his meals at Char
plots and elsewhere, and the night b. fore
he was taken to Canon City, unaccom-
panied. went over and had an hours chat
prompt to bis word, and it is believed BY
ficers here that be could have been trusted
t" go alone to the penit.ntiary and deliver
himself up.-Denver, Colorado. Tribune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28
Excitement In Cincinnati.
MEXICO.
Fight In Matam0ras

MArAMoRAs, Mex. December IA fight
occurred to-day in the market place De-
tween some Cortina men and the police, IN
which a policeman was shot and Instantly
killed. The murderer took refuge IN Gen
eral Cortina's headquarters, but the Gen
eral surrendered him to the police, who
lodged him in prison.
Corsina Determined to be Installed
General Cortina's friends say that no will
be installed "a mayor Of this city on new
Years Day, which will doubtless lead to
another fight here, as both parties are
armed and determined.
Row In Monterey.
Arrow occurred q few days ago in Mon
terey over the municipal election, in which
several were killed and wounded.
Dtsturbance in TanDico.
Another disturbance took place in Tam
nico. and the mayor has been imprisoned
By the State authorities.
Tho Railroad Question.
PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE OH
GERS of The Mexico National railroad in this
city have received telegram from Mexico,
dated December q, announcing that the
Congress, which was to have adjourned on
the twenty seventh instant, had voted to
extend it's session thirty working days to
consider the railroad question, and decide
to which Of the companies the money sub
sidv Of $4,000 per mile for narrow gauge,
or 4l3, GOO per mile for broad gauge road
ahOuld be granted.
Il will be remembered that President
Lerdo recently reported in favor of the 80.
called Mexican Company, composed OF
fourteen native merchants, but it was init
mated this action was not to be considered
inimical to American companies, but as the
basis for desired fusion.
Congress, however, doubling the ability
Of the native company, does not seem ready
to confirm the proposed contract with it,
and as the desire for early railroad con
struction is strong and honest throughout
the country. it is still quite possible, during
the next thirty days Of session to be de-
voted to this business, The concession may
be awarded to one or the other American
parties The Philadelphia company, for
merly known popularity as the Rosecrans
party, are still hopeful Of success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28

4. % the bar. I'D instant, ships Riverside and
II scotia-sssusht up chip Aoshesssr and bark
Norman. Lumberd. from thu Passes-rowed down
TO the bar 23d instant. ship Knighton and bark
Clotilde-Brought up ship Canova aud bark
Heroine. Wright nom the Passes-went down
hght1Brought mp ships Martha and Marcia
Rio Grande. Williams, from the Passes Went
down hsht-Brousht up ships Beethoven and
Perry. Caldwell. from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar, Path instant. ship Colonial Empire
and schooner Island Bslls-Brought mp brig
ete BTKAMBOATS.
st John. McEiroy. from Plaquemine
Josephine Cousins. from Lower coast
EXPORTS.
BAROELONA-Brig Farnon-5O9 bales cotton
HAMBURG. HAvRg. sANTANDER AND HAVANA
Steamship sxopia- For Ham urg-l3I7 bales cot
ton bales moss rs bdls hides s pkgs mdse-For
Havre-5oo bales ton bags wool pkgs mdse-
1000 bbs hOu, 2U0 skis oats 100 tee lard tcs hams
cases liquor SO tes tallow
PkNSACOLA-steamer Lzsie-l0o skis oats 1880
SKIS corn 8 axis bran $50 bbls -four l50 bales hay
and suDdrIes
PENsACOLA-Steamer Anite-3oo bbls fonr 1850
sSs corn " ha bbls -four II oks bacon 100 bbs pork
LivBRP uOL-ship Theobald-3oOo bales soston
LIvERPOoL-ship Prussia-2s42 bales cotton 4l94
bbls -four 6s4o slaves
HAvRE-Ship Corsica-3s72 bales cotton s4oe
slaves
HAvRR-ship vigillate-2ss2 bales cotton 400
slaves ~
BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA AND KEY WEST
Stt amship Lbertv-For BsltimOre-25' hhds eugar
$40 bbls m0lassas 50 bales moss 1900 bds hides 1000
feet lumber bbls Gquor-for Havana-l00 SKIS salt
1850 bbls d0ur Is bbls grease 70 bbs beef Ice Of
tallow 500 skis bran $50 SKIS corn
NKW YORK-Steamship City Of Galveston-407
bales cotton III bills molasses $50 bbs oil 9l3 bbs
rice Is hides 500 bdls hides 81 hhds ta2ow 10 pkgs
metal 500 empty barrels
IMPORTS.
BRKAEN AND Enthusiastically Hanneves-
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
. Observation-Disclosures St John-34l hhds sugar
2ea bhis mOasses 2S7 sks rough rice aud sundries
LOWER COASr-Stesmer Josephne-l0 hEds Of
sugar bbls sugar Al bbls molasses and eundIieS
RECEIPTS By RAu.ROAD3
NKw ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, De oembeY 27l307 bales cotton aud
surdrv produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD. December 275 $50 bales cotton and susdries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TKxA6 RAILROAD,
December 27-309 bales cotton 238 bbis molasses 80
hhds sue and sundr1es
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28

A man at North Adam, Massachusetts,,
ad among other property fine pig, valued
at about $50. This man owed . small sum
to another party in town, who conceived
the idea of collecting the bill in this wise:
He got q third man to present the debtor
with a small pig. valued at IS. and as the
law allows but one pig under certain cir
cumst ances, the creditor attached the best
pig and got his pay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28
100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LegalizeA ~ State Authority and Drawn
In Pablo In st. Leuia
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER sCHEMR2
$4,000 NUMBERS.
GLASS H. TO BIZ DRAWN DECEMBER 81, 1874
$3.50 PRICES, AmountinD - $500, 00O.

Tckets eN Half tickets @s. Quartz 70 o. 50
Our lotteries chartered by the state, are
always drawn 1T the time named, ana all draw
inss under the supervision Of sworn commits
sionere
The Official drawing will be published in the St
purchasers of tickets
We will draw . similar seheme tho Last day Of
every month during the year 1874
Remit by p0stoface money orders, registered
letter, draft ex press.
Send for q circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER CO..
Po-tofioe box a446 St Lous Missouri.
aplo eOd Wly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28

Could anything be heater than the old
dsrkey's reply to beautiful young lady
whom be offered to lift over gutter and
who insisted that she was too heavy. "Lor',
missus," said he, "I'se used to iftin' barrels
If sugar."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
p.r,,cu,.rs Of tho Stowe Fra,ricide


DAYTON, Ohio, December V.-The par
ttculars of the Stow fratricide and the
subsequent hanging Of Henry Stowe show
that the two brothers, with some cOmpan-
ions, after drinking whisky freely, conn
menced shooting at . marx -
John Stowe insisted on loading the rifle
for each competitor, and Henry contended
each man should charge the gun Tor him.
self Henry, however, acceeded to the de-
maud OF John until 1t WAS his turn to shoot,
when he demanded that the rifle be given
TO him to load.
High words followed. in course of which
Henry charged John with dishonesty, in
NOT putting any ball in the gun when last
loading J I'm called Henry u liar, where
upon the latter shot John dead with re-
yOlver.
Henry was Immediately eeiEed by the
remainder of the party, numbering four
men, dragged to mill. from Which rope
was procured, and hanged 10 = limb. The
company ,beD repaired to the office and
took . drink, and upon returning found
their victim d. ad. Seeming to realize Tor
the fire. time what had happened, those
Who partici lated fed and have not yet
been captured.
The parents of the brothers, who live in
Pennsylvania, we're informed ut sDce Of the
terrible affair, and arrived yesterday and
took charge OF The rtmains of their sons,
who, it seems. were their on'y children.
A Bsstou Hoase In Trsablo.
Bosrok. December N-Thu books of
Jordan, Marsh & Co. have BEEN seized for
alleged frauds on the revenue to the tune
Of 81 500 600. The beet informed think the
fraud viii reach 5000, 900.
The seizare of the books Of Jordan, Marsh
& Co. causes excitement in business circles.
The members OF the firm court the fullest
Investigation.
Liquor Law Decision.
ELIZABETH, N D.. December U.-Judge
Depue q, ciGed t, day, IN the case Ut pronii-
uent hotel keepers aud other liquor dealers
In Plainfeld, that the local orninaDce, per
hitting The selilug Of liquor, could not pro
tect tie m against the operation OF the State
Law.
4hs Eds ar Stuart Detained ut Baltimore
BALr,nokL. ID. c. mne, 27-ScveIA al eensa-
tioDal al patches have been Sent from this
city ia reg ard To fitting ont the hlibustering
st@amer Edgar Stuart for an expedition to
Cuba. and IL having been stated IN the local
press this morning that she had cared
'%rom this port. for Janaica. the following
fbbentic and Official sra ement IN REGARD 70
DresS.ilar Stuart has been furnished the
The g. ,.:.., u...e
rerisrer j. ". by the custouIs officials. Her
tbis mort apdx hands OF the collector at
iaave p "rds sru .n viii not be- allowed to
EnowleJsa End ,..,. s.Sumsrauces with he |
ment st Waah;narnn u The proper depart
Prebab,MtieA> l.
r.f once Chief sis,lsrAsE...r.(
Washington, Drcen'brr n is7s%sSS He'h
For the Northwest. partly cleudy o. .,..,
weather will PR vail " III morn est. rly to E~th
westerly vii DE- al slightly sisi { tenp-,a urss
FOR The " pei lAl fegson. ~ thenc* south waro
- Tenn ssee. AOuthNes4txiy - noesAWestasly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28
BUSINESS CHANGES.

MIR. NORRIS W. NEWMAN HAVING
M pure hased the business Of The uDde. signed ct
No. l6 Chartres greet, NOTICE is hereby given to
all persois havi & claims against HIM in relation
70 MI NEWMAN, within fifteen days from ,his
date.
New OrleaS ecenber II, 1879
de0 i'm eOG ] ROSRNTHAL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28
COMMERCIAL.
eArRpAY EvaNrNo. Decent

EArrRDAY EvBNINe. December q. 1879.
COTTON-The SYKES today mot including $50
additional yesterday. embraced also bales at
easier prices for medium ard lowe. grades and
steady for the bet er qualities. We mooify our
quo atoms accordingly, aud give also the Exchange
figures, a. t0llowE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28

THE AUCTION AND COM n lSSION
i business b. reLo orc carried on By J. ROSkN-
THAI viii b. In future transacted by tho under
dgnsd, fsr his oWn account 1t No. Is Chartfus
street.
del1 ~ MOR1O ". U1WnAU.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28
STEAMBOATS,.

Leaves every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY. =. ,,,.
O'Clock. sharp.
Lower Coast United al, tee
kI.k,5&8f78' mali express pas>eI ger stAaIn.r
Fsfi Sl&3f ,'r Pilot Town Soutbvest Pa.s
P.,nt H. ~ Forts jackson. 1t. Philip. pures
inaa ss nscne and si msil a passenger Al
MARIE,
nine O'clock. SHARP, returning eye,v WFnnnsaA
Pc nAaUhDAi, carrying the United State -
to- Gs ta3nG Tins boat arrive u their dea1S.
To rr rrlsn only ileht freight and packages
oarn, Mr1snt or Iassag Apply on board Ia.A
Osnsi street. just bel0w the ferry.
~. .@ W. 8. BAssBrr. Mast~.
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. w. HANDIIN.
. A. MURRAY.

p. A. MURRAY.
M M C!STERN NAKED
~ "a street. betwce, ,
DIPLOMAS AWARnpn :. 100.
w.lraatsd AZ iet = :. Srcsr and repaired. "a
sSip. S.s @sds q the bsst mas:risS ~" ~. ,S's ID
pEicss r. - csotass re- .atly % hand and ~
. q ensA ordsss psea1
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Marine Intelligence
OPF1CR OF THK REPUBLICAN,, !
Sunday, December %. 1879. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY

North German steamship saxonia, Nelson, foz
Hamburg via Havana. santandre. cherbours
Steamship City IF GAlveston. Evans for New York
Steamship Liberty, Johnson for Baltimore, via
Kew West aud Havana
SteaneT Amite. Donnelv. for Pensacola
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
SHIP Theobald. Adams for Liverpool
Ship Prussia, Rich, for Liverpool
Ship Corsica, Vcsper for Havre
Ship vigillate, Fulton. for Havre
Spanish brig FaraOn, Boroton, for Barcelona
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish steamship Prancoli, Tintore from Hsv ana,
in ballast. to master-3d district "a
Ship Beethoven Smith, from Bremen. Nov 9. in
ballast, to Miller &co@'h district
Ship Canterbury, TAYLOR, from Liverpool, Nov II,
TO msster-4th district
Ship Canova. Blanc, IS days from Plymouth. Eng,
in ballast, to msster-POint
Ship Rochester. Oliver, from Liverpool November
Ship Marcia Grrenleaf. Poole. from HAvre, Oct "a,
to MASTERED district
Norwegian ship Martha. zachariasoD, from Liver
pool, Nov IS. in ballast. to Frer,chs Horn
Spanish bark Gulopre. Gelpi . days from Cienfue,
Cos, in ballast, to II Puig &co-Point
Bark Fritz Gundersen So days from Nurere riepe,
Holland. in ballast. 20 master-Point
Bark Adelin. and Marianne Wamkea. ~ DAYS
from Rio Janeiro, to Johnston. Gordon &co-lst
district
Austrian bark TRADE, Tarabochia. 81 DAYS from
Bremen, in ballast, 10 mastered district 10
Brig BULLY sheldon, sheldon. DAYS from Pasca
gouls. in ball.ss, to msster-lst district
Schooner Annie Krsns, Pervere, II day. from
Boston, to masser-lst district
Tseuneeh. Averill. from the PAsses-Towed down
e the bar. z2d instant, bark Mobe aud brigs
Charlotte Buck aud Jonss-Bfought up hsxEs
sewest. Hddh. non Tie rss.s-rOwea Down
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28

TlEUTONIA INSURANCE. COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS,
O0co Ne. IL Gravier eer.es.
INSURE F1RB. MARINE AND RIvRR arsxs An
LOWEST RATRa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-28
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following kilograms were posted at the Cot
ton Exchange:
Oh three months bills in the open market is sled
below bank rate.
4P. M.-Bank Of England specie decreased
s354 oOo Proportion bank reserve TO liabilities
l ~ y cent
N.v YORK. December 81. A. Mooney rate, gold.
p Mooney rate e107; carrying rate 3.
Sd st as Kew
at llO0il0a, against Hon in that market. The
sale. inoluded 1000 at 1884, $1,000 At loeS. $9eoe
at ITO, and $1,000 at l10A.
dollars were stiil quoted 1t io:olos. and N,
The movement in sterling exchange was Of Lib
eral extent aud under the ii furpce OF the ad
vance in gold and bills at New York and an i'm
provement in New York sight in this market. bill
Cent and bank j. The sales amounted to sss.seo
embracing 9l5.000 bill Of lading and Al ci' ar at
6s Gs 92oSo Al clear rat Ct NJ e2oo s and $3.50
lading and Al clear at ll7k 0ll7A; RSOOo do at
II1A: 5000 do at II. I: R3oOU b. II Of fading at l7;
fl5,oOo bill Of lading At ll7s0ll7a. aud 34coo
The ssles Of francs comprised 40 900 commercial
embracing IS 600 at 49i&; 1O00 at 80; $1,000 at
49o04.S71; 25 900 at 4.s1k and 10000 at 4S7hO
. At The close sterling bills were quoted at ll7A0
for San%; ana fancs :. 4sas o.s7H tor private,
Tbs offerings o. domestic exchange were
cent lower for the bank checking rate and son
for commercial. The sales covered $3.50 eee
New York sight. embracing $50 eO0 bank At 9 is
p cent discount; $40 900 commercial and $40 90
and $4,000 private bankers at y; SIS geo pil
vAte bankers at 7ls $1,000 do at h0s; $4,000
CONNIE rcial and Sleo0o private bankers al i sno
81 0O0 three days sight n, s. We also noticed
go ono on Providence at y p cent discount, and
$50 O0O at \, and 3 % 900 on philadelphia at u.
The banks checked on New iOrk at p cent
premium, and commercial sight was quoted ut
At the Cleee
No sales of stocks were reported.
In bonds We noticed an arttve movement tn city
gold bearing p cents, but rates were irregular
and the market closed Unsettled and variousy
quoted 1t b2t052A. The reported sales summed up
&3s 900, embracing 5000 at 5lh, 5000 at e.
s 90 at 52f, @2000 and $1,000 at s2A. large
sale as reported. but the particulars were with
held.
The sales Of city appropriation certificates In
cluded 5000 at 52A
no transactions in warrants were reported
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PETITIONS AND SCHEDULES

p"leo strctiy according to the benh,r
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ooo1t and rules Of the United s,.,.. ny, ol
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oaAhks always on hand