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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
Lots ON ELTSIAN FIELDS STREET.
SUCCESSION OF E. D. WHIT:
Second District Court for the Parish o. Orleans
No IS oar

!, NO. %. y3l.
Rf T.. T.. G1RARDEY 4, CO.. ArC
ID tiOneers-NicAolas J. Ho4y Anr-,ona.r 6as "
NO NO, II exchange place.-SATURDAY, November a
1913. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants ana
AuctIoneers' Exchange on ROYAL street will he
sold by public auction by virtue of an order OF the
honorable second District Court for the parish of
rrirans, dated October |. 1873. the following de-
NIX LOTS OF GROUND, in the Third Os3ric, NJ
THIS city, in the square bounded by Eysian Fields
MarlgnY La Force and Liberal sire eta known a.
lots Nos TO IL Lots Nos. and front each as
ie e s. inches on Eysian Fields street by loo feet
loo,o lnches ~ depth Lots Nos 10, Ii and IL front
IKE depth or LOG feet 10 inches. The lot No "a
depth. - ''' 'ee' ~
Terms OF Sa:e--''asn, and PURCHASERS to assume
of 1873. ' 70 Az I'd Ae'
AcTs Q, sale 81 the expense of the purs asers. be.
lore r g. 6uvellier. notary public.
Oc3 II "a % nos3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
'Apho'ED PROPERTY IN THE THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF PHILIP WETzlER
Second District Court for the rsr+sh o: Orleans
40. IS ,94s.

RE q. =. $;IRARDEf & CO.. ArcfPOy.
~ eers-f1choias J. Hoev. Auctioneer-Of,ice No
/. hxchange place.-SATURDAY, November % 1873
az Twelve o'clock NJ. az the Merchants and Auc,
roheerS exchange, on Reval, between Canal and
Cus'omhouse streets in this CITY of New Orieane
Dy virtue OF an order of the honOrab l. the Second
Dls'rlct Sours fop sne parish OF orleans dated
account Of said sstafev ~
GkRTAlN LOT OF GROUND together with all
, Inc 9ui!nings and improvements thereon in the
nlrd STRICT OF this city in square No. 81 bound
60 ov Grod, Arts and st. John the Baptist streets
ana LaiaJ cite avenue designated as lot No 90 and
measures 81 feet inches front On GirOd street Al
feet III inches lines front OF, Arts street 81 sst
lnches line On the line dividing it from Lot No 10
ann ~ feee inches line the rear line
Terms OF sale-Cs sh in United States curseecc
ACT OF sale at thSexpense Of the purchaser i,s
fore Joseph Cohn, notary public. ~
ocl9 mol 3 Is y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

ahe Jnte market is now attracting atten-
tion in India, and it appears to be now con-
ceded in Calcutta circles that this fibre,
rather than cotton. is destined to be the
permanent staple of India. In the two
years between 1870 and 1872 the shipment
of jute from Calcutta rose from $4,000 to
/ ,50O, 900 bales. At the same time the fibre
has beea applied to more DELEGATES purposes,
and demand for finer qualities has spruup
up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

OY e. r. ESTLlH.-LOUISIANA AUCTION
~ SALE STABLES, No. 243 Common street. be-
tween Rampant and Basin streets. &C T. Est,in,
Auctionter. will have regular sales of Horses
Mules. ETC., every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
ct II A. NJ.
Constantly in receipt of large invoices of Ken.
lucky and Indiana Stock. which will 10 sold on the
ABOVE named days without limit sel3 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
By q. NJ & B. J. MONTGOMERY.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS DO,
SAFES, BIC, AT AUCTION. ''S'
o. TRI-WREKLY SALES.
Nv, e. ~. q b. }. MONTGOMERY
d.. n. montgomery, AuctiOneer, Office No AZ
nnsWp stseet.1Wlll ssn every TUESDAY, THURS.
PAL Daf AID q. sATnRDAY, Commencing at eleven
Se,oS a. sner auction ROOM corner Camp and
,p nnNsH 1rs HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
Terms-Caah. wv
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COTTAGE HOUSE NO. ga Comfy STREET.
SUCCESSION OF ANTON MARTYR
s GALE IN PARTITION.
SeConS District Court for The t'arish Of fr,sars.
No 80 sea.

Pr Z. +. s:IRAKDEf &; 70. Auction.
~ Exchange Place. .-SA1 URDAY, November 8. la,
az Twelve O'Clock ~. at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers exchange, on Royal, between Canal and
oustomhouse Streets by virtue of two certain
Judgments of the honorable the Second District
oo4Fa for the parish OF Orleans signed respectively
Der 1873, will be sold by public auction, in order
30 effect partitions - "'"o'
"a LOT OF GROUND. IN the Second District Of
vie. Miro and 'onti streets. being lot No 4. of
square NO. 10, and measuring q feet inch front
on Gonti street. by i09 feet in depth betweei par
ahel anes. he improvements comprise a one
Story frame house. slate root, kitchen two els
terms well. shed. etc. KNOWN as No, 42O Cont
Terms of Saie-Cash. The purchaser to assume
payment over aud above bis bid of ali taxes for
the year 1878, ~ " 90 LUZ
Act of sale az the expense Of the purchaser.
Ocl IL 10 Is noI8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
By Placide J. SPEAK,

RY PLACiDE !. SPEAR, ArCTIoNEER--
- Office No. 46 Exchange alley.-THURSDAY DC.
tober 70, 1873 at twelve o'clock No will be sold at
the 81. Leuis Auction Exchange, on st Louis street
between Royal and Chartres streets By virtue and
IN pursuance of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans dated September Is, 1873 for account of
the above succession, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
Ings and Improvements thereon, situated in the
Ihrd District of this city, in the square bounded
by Claiborne. Annette, st. Bernard and Prosper
streets; measuring. French measure so feet fIont
on Claiborne street by about SO feet deep.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act OF sale before A. J. Lewis. rotary public, at
the expense of the purchaser.
sel9 20 Oc3 10 II %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
FOB RENT.

EOK RENT - THE THREE-STORY BRICK
= store fronting Poydras Market, now occupied
oy ar. Pokorny as whOlesals and retail shoe
store, with residence above. Possession first DO.
Sember next. Z. F. LAvILLEBEUyRE
ocI' Nv 10 10 Union street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON NAPO-
LION AVENUE, LIVE OAK AND CHESTNUT
STREETS, AND SQUARE AND LOTS IN
CARHCLLTON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
10000 Gifts, S45GOOO in Prizes.
Principal Prize. 6IOO.OOn.

Consisting of the superb paatia residence of Simon
Abales, Eeq., unsurpassed as private dwelling in
the United States. being only few blocks from the
Courthouse, surrounded by magnificent grounds.
been only recently completed With ali modern i'm
yro
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
THE CROMWELL LINE
FOR FLORIDA.

CEDAR Keys and Key West, Carrv,,r u.
United States Mail.
~ The New Orieen.. r,.,,..
[N and Havana stasmship' c r,nr's,
senger steamer '"'' ~
Every Week,
fIsm tbs foot OF Caliope street. First Di.t1.,
RATES OF PASSAGE:
c.,;, TO Key West. To Cedar Kev,
sJ.eraga '''''''''...$p SIS
D'>oA''roo'''-'' 10
III Through bills of lading issued to al, ,oint, :,
tn "f.ua including Tampa, and to New York Charles
IA no NE put the company's bills of ading ssnad
SniaoI signed AFTER sailing of the steamer
nplehdia passenger Accommodation and b-orc.
tickets given to above peints. ""O 'Ni'usu
Office. Aoo' perm1t RON the
For freight or passage apply to
l. X. ROSERTS. Treasurer
No. 1a0 Common street.
r-ba over the Louisiana National Bank
de5 | y A"H""s on regular Gay
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING. Oct0ber

1rESDAY EVENING" UctObe1 II, 1915.
COTT0N-The sales tOday reached $500 bales
at irregular and easier pIices. requiring a re-
duction in our quotations of ! on all grades but
change figures which are for average lists
according with its types, while ours present
the proper range of the market for aver
age lists, but with the outside figures for low
middling good ordinary and ordinary given a. the
outside for strict of those grades
NEW oRIEANS CLASSIFICATION AssrMrr hrr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
By s. GuinauIt.

~ IA dOA44UAbs
PRASE DUCOISG VS. JEANyY prcO,NG
ny =. GC1NACLT, AcCfIONEEk-OFfICE
~ corner of Exchange alley and Bienvills street
FRIDAY, October 81, 1873. will be sold at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. at my Auction Store, corner Of Ex.
change alley and Bienvile street, BY virtue of a
Judgment from the honorable the Second District
Court fer the parish Of Orleans rendered septem
TURE. onN''
Terms-Cash. hc2r o5 p,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILAfEn

The market opened with fair demand az d
more ample supply, while factors met the demand
freely at yesterday decne, some eases accept
ing fraction less. The sales during the morning
were consequently of fair extent, after which the
movement continued animated, resulting in the
liberal sales noted above alone. Prices showed
some rregularitv, with general tendency in favor
OF buyers Good ordinary sold at Isl al5sc, good
good ordinary, with staple, at 5'sc low middling
at l60l6 &C. strict low mddling at Is 1l6hc and
strict low mlddIing to middlIng al l6l.co
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SOUTH MARKET
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF MARIA B. SET

PY CHARLES f. FORTIER. AUCTION
- eer-Ofhce Ne. 81 Exchange alley-THeRS.
DAY. November 20, 1873, at twelve O clock NJ. will
be sold, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' TX.
change by order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge Of
dated August 5. 1873
LOT OF GROUND, with all the buildings
thereon. situated in the FIRST District designated
BY the No: 2, in square bounded by South Market
Delord, Tchcupitoulas and New Levee streets meas.
Hr7g II feet inches front South Market street
by So feet inch in depth. The house. bears the No.
SO South Market street
Terms-Cash on the spot
Act of sale before Joseph Coin notary pubic at
purchasers expense. ocI1 81 nos 20 =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
By Charles E. Fortler.
SCCCESS1ON OF MRS THOMAS MCNAMARA

QY CHARLES K. FORTIER, AUG.
- tiOneer-Ofhce No. 80 Exchange alley-WRD.
NkSDAY, October 20 1873. at twelve o'clock NJ
will be sold at Meehsns eoffeehouse, corner of
villere and Bonny streets (Algiers) by order OF
the Hon. A. L. Tissot judge of the Second District
1875 -
ing and Improvements thereon, in tie Fifth Dis.
trict designated by the No. 20, of square No. 4,
tBelleville, old plan), measuring 81 feet : inches
front on Elnire street, by $50 feet deep.
Terms-One-half cash; balance in one year. for
note secured by mortgage, with eight per cent III
teress, the purchaser o pay the taxes of 1873.
Act Of sale before W. H. Seymour, notary public
at purchasers expense se27 oc7 Is Is 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
Marine intelligence.
OFFICR OF THE REPUBLICAN J
Wednesday, October %, 1873. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniata, Catharine, for Philadelphia via
Havana
Steamship Lizzie FelsheH for Pensacola
Mexican schooner ticenta, CassiegO, for Tobasc0
Schooner gertrude Homes, Ward, for RuataD
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship United States Sampson, from New Cork
Schooner W Bradley, Chase, from New York via
Key West. to Geo Fosdck Sae-P0wpes House
5owBoAgs.
Ocean. Williams. from she Passes--Towed down
TO the bar, 18th inst, brig ESS Stevens
Brought UP schooner w l. Bradley
STEAMBOATS,.
Trenton, Pickett. from Washington
Hodge. BarancO. from Baton Rouge
empire. Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast
BELOW COMING Up.
Ship Tasmanan. Willis 48 days from st, Sazaise
France in ballast, to MASTER
Bark Maggie Hammond, CO.e, 81 days from Mon
teVideO. in ballast, to MASTER.
EXPORTS.
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAvANA-ro. phiadeYphi.
-9o' bales cotton SO bales wool 81 bags wool 800
SKIS oilcake 2l74 hides 50 hhds bOneblack and sun.
drlee-For Havana-90O ska corn 50 SKIS oats 10 bbls
turpentins 10 bbls apples bbls pecans IS half
bbls peeans so ties grease so tcs tall0w tcs hama
% coops poultry IS pkgs mdse
overwhelmingly Li,ze-!00 SKIS corn 325
bols Hour 10 bbls pork bbls molasses IL bids
bacon hhds sugar andsundries
TOBASt O-SchOOner vicenta-2f 500 feet lumber
5000 lsths 10 bbs lime % bbs onions 10 bbls 20
bbs potatoes6 bbs apples 25O cases oil bxs cheese
pkgsDutter &c hams Is bbls -four 7;3 pkgs mdse
RUATAN ISLAND-SchO0neY Gertrude Homes
~ bbis flour ii bbls beef 1900 feet 1umber
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

Tickets SO. half tickets SIS. Quarters So so.
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named ana ali draw
ings are under the supervision of sworn commits.
siOuers.
The official dra wing will be published in the ST.
Louis papers. and a copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets. W.
We will draw a similar scheme the las. dav az
every month during the year 1878
Remit by postof1ce money orders. ,eeistsred
letter. draft or express.
' 80 MuRRA a5.' srLtKe ( CO..
Postoffcs box 2l46. st. Louis Missouri.
aplf cod WHY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

" ia Al DE !" ZEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
<k The steamships of the North
se.2k German Lloyd will resume their
regular trips next fall as follows
STRASSRrpc ION Bremen. From New OrieanA
HANEOVER Sop.emoer ~ October u.
KOkLN Er NOvemDer8.
STRASSRrpt. NoyemDer T. Decembar6.
HAENOVEp nnoNeinper IS. December %.
FRANKFITpT neoeMperZ Jauuary3 1874
KOELN Der 10. January II.
Further dsrs -, Jly IL. February g.
Vi oepartule Will be advertised here
after.
ne steamers touch outward at uavra ora ua
s"n na ana on Their home trips AT Havana and
freight. A0oeNe passengers and
PRICES OF PASSAGE
''"iA' D'eihep, southampton or Uavre tn Havana
c,i or New Orleans
Steeraoe ''''''.'.......-. s $50 gold
i" We" orleans or Havana 10 So,,than,ntor
..h. Havre or Bremen
sstao-. s'.s''..s ...............Sl $50 gold
Ernr,' ~ :. 80. ;............. as gold.
C,t; FROM New Orleans to Havana
ST.. ''''s'..... * GOLD
Is GOLD
~ assa2e tickets from Bremen Soutber7Dton q,
70, 20 n W seW Orleans issued BY the u,dersigned
''i paiticnlars apply to
aro hD. +. STOCKMEYER & co Aga,ts
No. AZ Union street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

MONETARY.

MONETARY. .s
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING. October 81, 1873.
We have no new feature to notice in the market,
nor any in the position CT prospects of the banks
The demand for discounts on the street ia rhout
any apparent abatement, but we hear of very few
transacfions We continue to quote selected paper
at 2M3 " cent t. month; first class at ga; other
grades entirely nominal first class mortgage pa
per at io1ll y year, and second grade at Pa.
IEw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
C1aaflnge BAlAncAA
october ~. ............ 81 Isl 1874 Is 667 827 Il
Oct",'er So............ l.217,303 0s 80 AT 81
OCTOBER N....-........ !,l64,325 - 1l6, 9l3 u
thus Tar this week. S3,59i O22 80 e218,1 1888 Sc
Same time last week. 33ll SAB AZ s96 S22 SO
Total last week., S 1857 493 20 s9o PIP %
Iotal week befOre..... 5,945, ,B 50 2l3.l59 %
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BREMEN.

Worth German L,oyd.
o. ga M bhTWE ZEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEAys
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND H.vANA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22

Second District Court for tn Parish of Orleans
No. %, 432.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-22
By G. +. Girardey e Co.

P. F. HERWIG, Special Deputy Collector.
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AUCTION SALES.

oc22 % no4
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-27

shown By the increase of twenty-five per
cent ovei last years bids.
Last night the Salt Lake horse, Eagle,
was ratified of, having been put up for $3.50.
The highest number thrown was 42. which
was ratified ont Of the box by three individ.
uals. namely: W. W. johnson, Ben Dsgeu.
hart and Geo. Harrison.
Maj Magiunis returned last evening from
bic extended visit in the East. The Major
looks we'll, and Vas warmly greeted by his
large circle Of friends.
From the Montanian,.
Gilman sawtells brought to Virginia
from Henry Lake sever cygne,s-the young
Of the beautiful swans that abound In the
National Park.
The citizens of Virginia are earnest in
the encouragement Of the National Park
road. 1t will cost $500 to $4,000.
J. E. Dickey Of Red Mountain brought
10 $50 ounces of gold and silver bullion on
Saturday.
Harry J. Norton formally announces the
publication Of his book on Wonderland, and
will start east October 1st to superintcnd the
work.
Mr.. Platner brought In from Browns
Gulch yesterday % ouaces of silver bullion
the proceeds If one ton Of ore from EN-.
eIy's Easton lode. The bullion Is worth
81. Is per ounce.
Mr.. Charles Sinclair is very low. His
friends and physicians have hardly hope
for his recovery.
Mr.. A. horrier, of Gaffney, met with .
very severe accident last week, having bro
ken his arm in . very painful manner.
We are glad to see MI. W. P. Armstrong.
confined to his room for some days, on our
streets again.
Mrs. Servis. wife of our esteemed fellow.
citizen, Judge F. G. serv,s, departed by
coach for her former homo in Ohio on Sun.
day evening.
Mr.. T. G. Evarts has gone to California.
Mr. Jas II. Brown has returned from
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. SIm Estes, Of Beaverhesd
county, were in The city on Saturday end
Sunday. Mr.. Estes has lately purchssc
the Lowell station. on the Coriune road.
Col. II. N. Blake 10 collecting = fine cabi-
net of specimens for the Boston high
School.
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The Fourth Annual Territorial Fair conn
mences 10 Helena on next Monday aud will
continue during The wcex. We have tho
assurance Of the managers and other gentle.
men from the east side that the iudhatioua
this year are favorable 10 hotter exhibition
than any OF lis predecessors. Recognising
the practical utility and benefits of agsicul
tural, stock and mechanical exhibitions
where the circumstances Justify them. and
approaching what . masuiacsne display
Montana b competent 10 make, W have
regretted often The comparatively measrc
exhibit OF products ct these exhibitions snd
arc gratided to know cxhibitors sre likely
70 make the comrstion and display g.satsr
this year. The remote distances from which
many products most Be brought, the e.
pcpses Of transportation, the inability Of
the Society 70 offer premiums great enough
70 pay expeuaes, and the limited bsuedta
Immediately derivabls BY advsstisisg %,
perior products TO the market, renders exhi-
biion Of agriculture more tbsa ordinarily q
matter Of public spirit and pside. Tba
stock exhibition hes bsen better and The A.
tsstion now given to blooded sto:k 10 thil
Tssntosy-- enhancing greatly the value "a
owners and On The tax rolls-is due In gresi
measure to these exhibitions and the com.
petition Inspired By them. We believe thu
Association he's done the best It could d
encourage all classes Of exhibitors and hope
TO ~ It sustained financially b SUCCESS
ful exhibition. Although tue term Of Cosrl
here will prevent the aatsndaacs OF many
West eidess who would Otherwise g. ~
tkiuk Il will anyhow excel that of lass year,
and hope everybody viii enjoy "ths week q
the Fh3r."
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New York, Sept A.-Howss 4 Macy
have suspended. This l. the first effect Of
the Suspension yesierday Of Henry Clsws 4
Co. Is was one Of the houses mentioned In
the rumor - likely to weather ths present
storm, and makes other houses closely
watched which were reported embarrasssd.
Macy stated yesterday that the house Of
Howes & Macy wss not In The slightest
danger of Suspension. III 10 On old fogy
bank" added Mr.. Macy, and ID not at oil
embarrassed b the panic" THIS morning
Mays only explanation Of their suspension
Wa that which applied under existing cir.
cumssances. 70 Ill hrns. Having large
number Of depositors such houses must sus.
pend. His hrm had yielded to The inevitable
result Of the financial alarm; they would
resume when quiet was restored. .
The Sub Treasurer hes bought this morn.
ing almost . million of bonds. The bank
Presidents have decided to issue another
ten million of loan certi6caieaL
At 2 O'Clock p. N. all Was quiet about the
savings banks throughout theci and there
seems to he no suspension Of payment, and
dcpositors appear more confident.
Brown 4 Watson. gold bankers, have Gus.
pended. Very little excitement followed
this suspension.
LArER-The slight run on 0me of the
savings hanks, noticed from day to day
since the beginning Of the crisis, has ceased
entirely. g."
Some persons who drew their money dur
ing the three days panic haye deposited the
amounts again. Two prominent stock
houses are receiving their stock, which they
have been unwilling to do since the closing
of the Stock Exchange. Brokers are begin.
ming to think they can see daylight. Money
10 about per cent. per diem. No more
failures are reported to-day and the feeling
Is better. The Sub>Treasury bought g..
Gil, $50 worth of bonds 10 day.
Wi!kesbarre, Pa, Sept, 4-Drown &
Gray, brokers suspended this morning. A
card on their door gives the suspension Of
Henry Clews s. Go. - the casse but states
that the firm will be all right In few days.
Richmond, "a The Dollar savings bank
closed this forenoon. Isaac, Taylor & VIII
liams, bankers, suspended ON accoun, of
the scarcity IF currency; their ssscs.s ass
double their liabilities.
London. Sept. 24.-Clcws, Habith & 20.
have suspended. Their liabilities exceed
100000 but their assests ore suficient to
meet them.
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30W. y. = 3-J1o UhDaiA PaDss 0us-
IL osods 1yDetAseaAs1-.1As oeo,aay
= 00114 00sla
New York. September 1o.-.Samuel Will
kesou, Secretary Of the Northern Pacific
Rs''road Company, in speaking Of the sus-
pension Of Jay Cooke & Co., it, financial
agents. said he had no doubt of the future
OF the road. Il would be constructed,
There were those supporting It who would
not allow the work 70 be abandoned. The
Boardof Directors alone represented m,llions.
The Company had not dollar Of unpaid
paper up to the present time, and not . note
Of theirs was ever seen In Wall street; not
. bond was hypothecased by the Company,
consequently the Company had no liabilities
hangtog over II that might descend without
warning. The interest on the Compauy's
bonds Wa not due until January next, and
It would, undoubtedly, be met. That Dor.
ton OF the road already built was earning
moro than Ms anticipated. That portion
running to Red River had already developed
. dns carrying trade. He believed the road
would 10 hindered more by hostile Sioux
than by financial revolutions, neither force,
however, could prevent the succsssful com.
plettou of the road. Two of the members
OF the 6rm were Directors Ut the Company,
the result will be that the work OF con.
struction will be somewhat retarded. Il
va more than probable that Congress will
be asked to grant an extension of two years
to the Company beyond that already given,
to enable It 10 compleie the road. No such
enterprise wss ever before attempted BY
private capitalists ~ that Of constructing
. railroad across the united continent. Con
gress should have cvme to their aid by
extending the credit of the Government to
the undertaking. 1t would have done 50
but for the cry raised generally that corpor.
stions were graphing the entire domain and
overriding the people. The rolling stock
10 ~ follows. Locomotive engines, ~;
passenger cars, 10; baggage and mail, =;
immigrants, 4; dumps, IS, freight platform.
1850; freight box, 295. TIE road being in
progress of construction no account of the
earnings can be given. The expenditure
have been % follows: Survey, 500, 114
construction Of the road, @5.200, CO., rolling
stock, 81, SOC. SIS. tools, machinery and stock
supplies, $35S, 33l; harbor Improvements 1t
Duluth $s45. 063; total, >lS.604.374.