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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
New ORLEANS CLASSIEICATiOS. AS5IN!LAIE;
- .aAI OF LIVERPOOL.

N-'-
The market was quiet throughout the
day. with only a moderate inquiry, and the
movement checked ny scant supplies OF the
kinds most in request, as well as by most
factors asking a fraction above the limits
Of buyers. Orders of any magnitude could
hardly have been filed at any falling of
from yesterdays figures, but sinai lots
could be picked up at easier rates. and sales
were made to a limited extent at less than
nYr ;pside figures. The advance Of :-l6d
al Liverpool was neutralized by a decline
of i. a s. + cent N foreign exchange and
Of Is q sc in futures at New 10rh.
The sales for the past three days sum M
II. $50 bales 1890 Saturday. l!,30t yesterday
and 3fJ0 today. against 1860 bales for the
corresponding time last week. and $500
the week before. Receipts since Friday
evening l0,jl2 bales. embracing SlS from
other delivery ports ,of whici from Mo-
bile and ..r. s from Texas. and 1921 proper.
agains. II, !Sl proper last week and GOA
last year; total proper since August ii
I.026,529 bales. against S51 90! iass year
increase 1851.
The exports of the past three days com,
prise 1892 bales. embracing Sl09 for LIv-
eIpOol, IA. for Havre. :I93, for Bremen,
1896 for Cronstadt. 1895 for Boston. 400 for
Barcelona and 1872 for New York.
The amount on %shipb0ard not cleared,
CtI vi VAL lin SASdSCN W GAABAAIEN
was set down at the opening this morning
at 81, 000 bales. embracing 5000 tor Liver
pool, $4,000 for H2vre. 1000 for Spain, 1000
for Bremen, 1000 for Cork and a 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. leaves 1897 0 bales 10
represent the quantity at the landing and
ID presses unso!d or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: SALES 1900 bales.
including 900 after / Y. n. yesterday. Mar
ket quiet" Its quotations are unchanged.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
stock on hand August II. l8-2.......... 6.259
Arrived since last ststement...... &blh ~
c,,. Total aas ''iI'S''
Cleared previousiy................ S''.IZ4- 9'7!"'
Stock en hand and on .hipboard, not cleared. ~, 272
Stock on hand same date last
To-day's exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening 1850
bales. against 1862 on last Tuesday, and
I'LL last year, making al aggregate since
Friday evening ef 1894 bales, against IA. Isl
last week and 667i last year, ana since An
gust 81 of 1926, 529 bales. against sJ7 :6S2
last year-increase 1851.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceIpts at all the ports from y u. yester-
day to = NJ. to-day - bales, against sos
Oh last Tuesday. and 800 last year. .ni
since Friday - bales. agains: .9.lt3
.ast week. and 1928 last year. 'Tu;a!
since August 81. -- bales. agaIn-.
-. I6J Last ysar-iucrease - ud.e-.
Exports from Friday to Monday iIol,si7"
70 Great Britain Is, 060 bales. agains- I2.!nj
last week. and to the continent II ,1Io ba!A..
agaicat $50. last week.
to II M. 80 bales. aEainst $50, 81 last
week.
SUGAa-Received this morning $50 hhds
The market Is dull and the sales are csR-
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll6l4 aiiGl2. against
I'LL at New York. and after a fair bust
ness crossed at the opening rates IA falling
OF from Yesterdays closing figure OF "4ci.
against IlG7. III that market. where II
touched lI7a+ during the interim, and vas
nu0ted at IL = on the 4 ?. N. kilograms.
The sales summed up SS7 900, embracing
$1,000 at lI6A; $1,000 at ll6l2;lSJ000 at lI6"1:
S65.00 at Hob a ll64; 5000 al Ilb:t:
5000 at 1868. and $1,000 at III.
40 sales of silver were reported. We
now quote American half dollars nominal
at llIUlI2. and Mexican dollars at :+9
+ cent premium. gold, for new and > Tor
old.
The movement IN sterling exchange was
of moderate extent, and rates were rather
unsettled during the day. closing at d de-
cline of about II 4 8 T. cent Tor private DlliS
and y for bank. The sales amounted 10
ESP, 100. comprising $4,000 bIi! OF iadlng az
l2lA: 80, 600 do at l2i4 q 10: tl2,o0O 90
at l25: 5000 bill of lading and t2OD0 Al
clear at I25Is: tl5G0 and t45OO do at l2oiI;
10000 do and $500 American ships bill at
II :: $1,000 American ships Oil and tiVVo
Dri vate bankers at l2542; $1,000 Al clear at
55A: $4,000 private bankers At =. toOV
bank for remittance at 1859, and t-oVo 90
for gold at 100. a
Tie sales of francs Included 1000 com,
merCial at -; 2O0.pU0 40 at AQUA hoo@' anu
-, 900 do at l.5Sl4.
Al the close sterling bills were quoted
at !2t24 12Ji3 for private and a I2' 1or
bank; francs at ITO 4 1854 for private ana
t55 Cor bank, and German marks at wa
1914.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were
moderate. and rates were without q~uotabIe
variation. The sales covered S2l',0o0. EN-
bracing 500. 900 private bankers sight on
New York at Is = cent discount; 100000
and S35 400 bank at 3-l6: 100000 CONNER
cal, $1,000. $4,000. $4,000. Sl2,OOo,
$4,000 and SO. 600 private bankers and
100000 bank at Il; $4,000 commercial at
!, a sc, and $4,000 five days at IL.
The banks continued 10 check on New
York at par, and commercial sight was
still quoted at 4 y cent discount.
No sales OF stocks were reported, except
; shares Jockey Club at $50, and . do with
IN a few days past at the same.
Ia bonds We noticed safes OF $4,000 city
gold bearing = cents, without matuied
$4,000 dc at COZ.
Quoted at 81 s.. The sales included
$l500 at SS42.
City appropriation certIhcates were Gull
and quoted at % a 90.
School certificates were apparently with
out any movement.
Old State warrants were quiet and quoted
at 81 U38.
No sales worthy Of notice were reported
in legislative warrants. There was. how
ever, some little movement in them tor the
payment of State licenses. The large war
rants were quoted at about "a, and the
small. at - q 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

4 party of New Hampshire gentlemen
are on their way to this city. The Chicago
Tribune of the tweuty-sixth says:
Governor r. A. Straw and party. Of New
Hampshire. who nave been in this city some
days, leave tonight for St. Louis and the
South. They have quite industriously
studied our new Chicago, and will carry
hack TO New England something like an
adequate idea of our great rebuilding.
Governor Straw stands confessedly in the
front rank of the manufacturing interest OF
the State that has just reelected him its
chlef executive. He is largely identified
with the great enterprises of Manchester, Is
at the head of the Amoskeag Company's
works. himself a large manufacturer Of sone
OF the leading staples for which Manchester
Is famous, is president of the Manchester
and Lawrence railroad, and the president
OF the New England Manufacturer Asso-
clatlon. With all these, and as d key to
his success, he is a gentleman of thorough
aud vide intelligence and cultivation, at
home in al the topics CT information that
constitute fitness for great practical resDon-
sibiliues. Ills companions in his tour are
General Matt. Head, Colonel john Z. Clarke.
of the Manchester Mirror, and Colonel 4.
L. Martin. The party will extend Their
tour TO New Orleans and return home bv
the Atlantic cities.
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COMMERCIAL
7rg.pAr EvR*Iys, Ap,.; l. Is7c,

TUESDAY, Evening. Ap,.i l. 1915.
Co-:OS-The sales today embraced 3i3D
bales. no. including 1yo omitted yester
dav. when The business comprised i2.50D
bales Tor as it footed up. l2.29%l, which is
the !argest business reported this season.
On November =. the sales summed upi..0!'
bales. and on January -! i2.2l0. Ieste--
Jav'. business, consequently. shows an ac-
tua! excess o: 81 bales. Prices to-day were
less buoyant than yesterday. and III some
cases decidedly easier. but without :euHir.
tns any change IN our quotations. We
1--WE also the Exchange figures. which are
Tor average Lists according with its types.
while ours present the proper range OF the
market for average lists. but with the out.
side figures for low mlddl;ng. good ord
uary and ordinary given az the outside tOr
strict q those grades:
NV ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION Ass,M.LAYED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

InteFuHt NeSSnGe heteApas- Dehi.
We reproduce the sutjoined svec,s. %
the Louisville C0W4GrJogMc'.
WASHINGTON, March 2S-On INQUIRY At
the Treasury Department, 1t appears that
the leading officials take a very cheerful
view of the financial situation. The est.
mate Of the COMMISSIONS Of Internal Rev
enue was $40, 00O, 900 fOr the current year.
of which So, 486, 296 has been already real
lied. The three remaining months ending
thirtIeth Of June, are expected to more than
supply the balance Of the estimate, as there
i no reason to expect auy falling OF in .he
spring months. but rather an increase on
which the receipt, are based. The amount
OF receipts Cor the the stwenty-eight days of
March already passed. "a s 1854 900. On the
twentieth OF Mas the reduction Of force,
NY aholishing assessors and assistant asses.
sOr3. will take effect. tie saving :rola which
il estimated by Mr.. Douglass al from ene
to two millions yearly.
The legal tenders have been reduced
So 900 since yesterday. 1t is not probable
that there will DC any considerable increase
of legal tenders. i. the expectations of
Secretary Richardson in respect to the debt
statement for March be realized. For some
months past there has been a marked in.
crease of the public debt. and at the close
of the session Of Congress the demands
upon the treasury, based upon specia. ap.
preparations. are of course much heavier
than the current expenditures. Despite
this difficulty the Secretary hOpes to De
able to show. on the thirty-iirst of March. a
decrease of the public debt of about 81 900.
900. and probably a larger decrease during
the ensuing months of the ye@r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Emiy 3 Sender, Burdick, from New
York, 10 John II. Ludw lgsen-2d district
Steamship Liberty, Eudg,us. from Baltimore via
Key West and Havana. 20 ) VI WitheTsp0on-
20 district
Steamship JUniata, Catherine. from Philadelphia
via Havana. TO r A Yorke Avo-2d district
Steamship Margaret. Baker, from Havana. via
Florida Ports, to K R0berts-!st distric: "A
Steamship Cordoba, Reynolds. from Newport Feb
,uarv %, to Ocean. Zerega &co-2l district 81
Bark SperanZa, ChristOphersou lao days from $ua
der.aud Eng, TO Ocean, Zer-gt ~&co-Gretla
Bark D II Bills, Trnr y. . Ja.i :ron Boston. 70
maste.-.St distric:
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOUIS-Steamer James Howsrd-7o71 bbls
flour II 735 SKIS corn Il bbis whisky % bills oil 800
bblS meal 81 cks meat t67 SKIS malt 1885 sks bran
lsZt Ska oats 800 bales cotton I9l tea hams lie kegs
lard 100 ties lard and sundry produce
st LOUIS-Steamer Future City and barges-
loI, t58 bushels corn in bulk $3.50 bbls -four 200 half
b9ls do $40 bbls meal $50 ties lard 423 SKIS corn o74l
SKIS oats 1880 axis bran and sundrv produce
ClNClNNATI-Steamer Nick LOngworth-90 hid.
tobacco l05 bales cotton 63l7 SKIS corn 200 SKIS malt
81 bbls whisky 100 bbls pork 469 bbls meal 1873 bbIs
flour l07 cks bacon l9 kegs lard 29O ties hams and
sundry produce
observation-disclosures Mary Miler-l79 bbls
pork llO cks bacon 1874 cks hams 81 bales hay 1861
SKIS corn % kegs lard u ties lard iE9 hhds tobacco
and srndry produce
BATON R~OUGE-StGamtr st JOhn-40 hhds sugar
30 bbls m0lasses and suHdries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G II Ourfee-i2+6 bales
cotton and sundries
JEFFERSON-Steamer Seu.noie-342 bales cotton
and sUndrles
THIBODAUX-Stesmeg LIZZIE HopkiLs--37 hhds
sugar and sundr1es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ?eer,-ss-II4 bales col;
ton and s4ndrieS
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
Road. April l--!j9 bales cotton and sundry pl1.
Quce
NEW ORLEANS. Jackson NJ GREAT NORTH.
z RAILROAD. Apr! 500 bales cotton. %
nAds tobacco and suHdry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD,
POUND NOTICES.

DRPsKrNRST OF PCLI,g.l
New Orleans, March g. 1873.
1STAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DISTRICT
W Pound. corner OF St. Philip and Cont.
streets
III 80RRELL HORSE. about ff:een hands
llEh-a PAGER.
Which, II not claimed within Eve DAYS ard the
expenses thereon pa.d. I'll be cold at public auc.
ton a. said pound, o. THURSDAY. LprI :
1913, ~ tTeITa & clock ".
No. 5. ROBERT BPYTSTFR.
nHV9 70 Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

ST IAfKS-SchOOner L C Somrrs-.50l axis corn
LlVERPpOL-Ship Garibaidi-lb5O ba!es cotton
1900 slaves
overwhelmingly Mexican-2333 bales cot
ton 2iOD slaves 1913 ska Oilcake
observation-disclosures Stingra 500 sks corn 40
bbls hour > 6b!s sugar % bbls pOra F.. cks bacon and
SIuuTie1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

Jane, Iorar:. "ecran,. from st Loni.
Future City and barJes. COL from NJ LoU.s
Nick L~OlgY0Tth. KuJ-,. from Cincinnati
Mary houston Miller, rom Louisville
& H Durfee. Aiken, from Jefferson
Seminole. Montgomery, from Jefferson
Lizzie Hopkins. AuCOiu. from Thiboda =.
Peerless. Bread. from Washington
:. John, G~reathouse, from Baton Rouge
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
CRIME.

Arrested for Murder and Discharged
Killed by Indians.
NEW YORK, April l,-Charles Delsear
was arrested az Roscoe, the alleged muir
derer Of Goodrich. He was taken hand
cutfed to the police station, but was imme-
diately discharged.
ST.. LOUIS, April 1.-The Indians killed
Mr.. Denning and three other government
Surveyors, near Arkansas City. Two other
men, belonging to the provision train, are
also missing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

Another little boy in Illinois had a re-
volver among his playthings, and the
doctor says that if the ball had gone an
inch higher i: would have penetrated the
heart,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
Dividend Declared,

Dividend Declared.
Payable on and after Monday. Apr! a. l5I@'>
Stockholders, three aad d quarter PEI cent for
three months; depositors. three-quaTteTs OF one
per cent Tor three months.
SAMUEL II. KENNEDY. President.
CHARLES L. C. DUPUY. Cashier.
mh.O i'm 2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

The first female graduate Of Michigan
University has been offered 5000 d E
ana her expenses TO tell what she knows IL
4 Japan schoolhouse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF The REPUBLICAN
Wednesday. Ap:!- ?. .3.3. !
CLEARED

Norwegian ship Gariba.di, itoyer. for Liverpool
Schooner L c Soinere, SOmers, fOr - Marks
Schooner Stingray, Harrison, for Pensacola
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

ltFERPOOL-Ship Record-463' ska salt
PALFRMO-Brlg CiIq 9 SorVclle-20e2 bxs 'rm.
ons 1878 bxs orange. 100 oxs almonds 5 quarter
,ks wine csk do
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
TOW
STEAMBOATS,

Ocean. |.,:ia.... from o.e 'a..----oHci down
and 20 thu oar I4th L.-.n.. sup NiI-TgI aud
brig hi.i. Through. Up DAr.s >p-ranza aid j.
Il ,ifA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
BUSINESS CHANGES,

fENHE INTEREST OF MR.. II. r..
"a!ins'ey N our house ceased on the first Of
harch. The Undersigned wil! continue thu bus;.
mesa az Heretofore.
Ne" DI.eaus, April: :. 49,.
HORACE s. SHROPSHIRE / co.
~ retiring FROM the above firm ! take p'eee7r.
m soliciting for them ia. continuance OF IN. M.
OF ~ friends. pa
apE5t II. B. WALNSLEY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

DISQUALIFICATION n AFTER TO DAY
a me partnership -AIatiug under the nam. ~
V. "o-F X co. 10 Gissn'ved. NJ. Wolf r. alone
authorized 10 h~4nidate the BUSINESS of the firm.
G. WOLP.
Z. DUVAi.
w. 'I'Fd'iE. 3TTJ ]. tSsJ. mp n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. April !. Evening.-COt;on
closed dull and nominal; sales 1860 bales;
.uiddling uplands zoe; Orleans 2Ol2c. Flour
.ruiet and unchanged. Whisky steady.
Wheat quiet. Corn steady, moderate bust
ness; new Southern and yellow Western
Soc. Coffee quiet and steady. Rice steady;
IN 0SIec for Western steam, spot Sac.
Turpentine nominal, SOC. Rosln easier.
s. 1898 81. TAlloW s l5-l609c. treights
quiet. Beef steady at $9dll - tor plain
VIess, $l20l3 for extra do. Molasses very
quiet; New Orleans 72G73c.
COtton-Net receipts 80 bales; gross 29T:
sales for export none; sales of futures ll,iOo;
April 1915 Gl9lsc; May ~ 5-i6G l94c; june
ISAS q 20c; July 10 ll-l6Ql93Sc; October
B7Nc.
CINcINNArI. April Cotton quiet; mid
ding l9c. Flour dull. Grain quiet and
unchanged. Provisions strong. Pork firm;
So -. Lard firm; Sc; held higher; sales Of
city kettle at Size. Bulk meats strong;
light offerings on spot; large demand for
fatures; shoulders GA a 6lsc; clear rib sac.
generally held at Slsc; clear sac. Bacon
arm; shoulders &c: clear rib 9a9%c: clear
3& 09l2c. Whisky firm at S5c.
ST. LOUIS, April Cotton tirmer; low
saiddling Il 0l7Iec middling lS+ a lSL2c.
$tOur dull and unchanged; only order de-
nland. Wheat dull; No. , spring Chicago
81 81; No. = red winter 81 30.
mand fair and market hrm; No. > mixed
.ElG332c on east track, 36a 36Lec in eleya-
tor. Oats quiet; No. . 81 0G1ac on east
. sr&ok. Whisky firm, SIC. Pork firm and
higher, Sl5 30. Dry salt meats firm and
higher. Bacon stiff and higher: clear rib
Sac in May. Lard higher; good &c.
Foreign Markets.
FRANKFORT, April l.-Bonds 95t.
PARIS, April l.-Rentes 55f SOC.
E~vERPooL, April /, EvenIng-Cotton
closed firm; middling uplands as 99I2d;
Orleans 9as Vs1d; sales $4,000 bales, OF
which 5000 were for export and speculation.
Tho sales include 1900 American. Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester trim.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02
REILBCAIS.


On and after February . 1877 train, :.age Ss
3 4. VI. and j.ljP T. II.
Trans arrive al 355 ?. u. and g.! 2. NJ.
COAST TRAIN Run 10 UC.Af SYRINGE.
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday a. ! p. NJ.
Leaves Ocean Springs ever. S..iag ut & =. H..
stopping at all wsv -tatIOCs.
PALACE SLBFPIE.. CARS run
through TO Lynchburg, Atlanta, Louisville aud st.
LOUIS, making close connections with all the poyu.
Iar routes to the East, North and West.
Tickets for GALE corner Camp and Common
streets. opposite City Hotel and at depot.
4. P. SHUTE,
General Ticket Agent.
S. H.. SCRANTON,
lal General superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA.
This bank will Issue TIME CERTIFICATES OF de-
post, bearing interest at the rate OF FOUR PER
CENT per annun for SIX months OF longer and
THREE PER CENT per annun for a shorter period
not less than two months, fe22 SIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

IL ChOM WILL. LINZ.
For New York Direct.
This Lins IL com o. zoe Steamships
NEW ORLEANS. CORTas.
0 B CROMWELL, GEORGE WAS2EaTOS.
~ The steamship
$I~@ GEORGE CROMWELL.
S. CtAPP. Commanded.
SATURDAY.. April :. ST 3 A . n
VIII leave her wharf, foot o. Toulouse street, 20
soovs.
e&eA
Freight FOX Liverpool, Brsr1on and Aavrs takzn
by this tine, and through, bills OF iading givsR tfs
Shs same sar freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTOE
ia. No. Al CsrCudelet Errrat.
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onatary--Commercia
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OsFIOE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EVENING, April |. 49,. J
The money market continued quiet 10,
dav. but we noticed d fair demand to1 dis
counts both in bank and on the street.
Nothing transpired to require any change
in our quotations. but street rates mani
testify leaned toward or outside fig
ures. We continue to quote first class
paper. with or without cOllaterals, % ~
cent y aunum. Al l2a-. second class
. 10. first class mortgage paper 9Q!9. and
second class II.
&pr oprr.Ss crE.RrGT HOUSE,
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SECOND sEII-ANNUAL STATEMENT
OYTHg
MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
IO6............. Canal @treet............g0S
At the c.osa of bnsinels. Tuesday. DecemoaE2 y. l512.

a n D+AtHAA
OF NEW ORLEANS.
IO6............C Canal
At the close of business, Tuesday, December q. 1872,
RESOURCES.
S.5E,TA 40
Cash-Go.d coin. ipi, ST. 33
Loans and dIsCOunts.... ........ ..049,99I o5
United States bonds 10 secure circI,a.
5000 y
Other stocks. bonds and mortgages... 5000 q
Due from redeem:ng and reserve
2l ,931 !.
Due from other banks and bankers. !0.Dl9 81
Banking house. .,67D 81
Furniture and fixtures. 1854 81
Premium on United States bonds pa 80
Premium on .j23 81
....sk-25.8-6 81
LIABILITIES.
CAPITA stock paid Observation-Disclosures. s''o,o "4 oo
Surplus 1885 20
Observation-Disclosures. ......... 4.9.U00 o.
Dividends unclaimed ............ :qt 81
individual de posits. !..f6. 40 g.
Due 10 other banks and bankars..... 02
p.od: and .9,455 a
e.25.8 -8 "a
ALI DEPos!ToRS PARTICIPATES THE PROFITS
second Semi-Annual Dividend,
Dec AIRED December 81, 1872.
So per cent to STOCKHOLDERS.
IL per cent to DepOs;tors.
PAUL FOURCHY, President.
ALBERT BALDWIN. Vice President
JOSEPH MITCHELL. Cashier.
Directors:
?. Nuspero. Jonl T. Ea-i.e.
John .. COBB, Charles Llu;te.
4l0iyh Never, P. ?0ursiae.
A'Oe:; BALDWIN. Pau. FoIrchy.
Ernest HIltenberger. jao 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-02

TE1HE COMPLEMENTARY EERErn-
A lore t2lst.ng Under the Earl6 Of BARRETT
LHSASSIE3 %; - hereby dissolved by mutual
C0nsent, hr. PAU Il. ECtChez retiring.
hessra, San uel barrett end Charies Lesas ,;er
will attend 10 the liquidation OF the bnsire-. ~
the hrn II liquidation on.y.
BARRETT, LBSAS9IBR 4 Co.
oeF oEL7shs. Nafch %, As11. uh29 ct.
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ASSETS.

Condition a, the close of bushes, March %, 1873.