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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14

II. case reported, .s fo'Icws has already
| been mentioned BY telegraph:
"laatarr' Bank OF Tennessee ". Union
Bank ~ Louisiana. and Union Bank Of
Louisiana W. Planters Bank %: Tennessee.
Error to The Circuit Court OF Leuls!ana.-
The Pauters' Bank brought suit to recover
| oi III. Union Bank Il balance of account
amounting to $99,";9i 81, growing cut o:
collections made by the latter FOR the fur
m"r. and also from deposits made with
the latter by Tie former. The defense was
that the money claimed was not lawful cur
:euey ~ tl" UuiteG States. the romittaaceS
u the Planters Bank having been il Con
fedsratr money. and che collections made
Tor .. beng N the s4m6 currency. with !ts
knowledge. Tn. usual allegation was
made that the Confederate money was Is
sued IN a.d Of the :. rebellion, and the deal
.nas of the Planters Bark in il was for the
p.rpOse OF giving credit to tbs Confederate
currency. and that the Union Bank WIS.
therefore. net liable on account OF its te.
coipt. For further defense. it was alleged
mat alter the capture of New Orleans tEa
military department compelled the Union
Bank 70 par over to the United States the
Wh"t" OF the balance Cue the Planters
Bank. which. being done under protest and
Gurcss. discharged the Indebtedness. The
cOIr: charged that the measure Of indeht-
t'HtsS OI silt I mon bank TO the fldDLtIS
Bank was the value of the Confederate
currency i'll nationa! currency at the time
the Planters Ba.k made it's demand upon
the lnou Bank. and not the value at the
time the Union Bank received the currency
and passed the amount on it's books TO the
credit OF the Planters Bank. The verdict
was accordingly Tor the plaintiff for
such value. Both parties fling writs OF
error, the Planters Bank claiming that
FOR all amounts rcmItted to the Union
Bank, anu Tor all amounts collected by that
bank, 1t tPianters Bank. was depOsitor ot
an much money, and Is entitled to Judgment
for sum equal to the value of the currency
when RENTED Or when collected. The
tnioR Bank contends that the order OF the
military department and compulsory com.
pllance therewit discharged it altos ether,
and there should hays been no Judgment at
al against 1t. Whatever it vas proper ;or
the President to do. under the wax power.
Ii was competent for the department coma
maudc. ~ dc. ard il is urged that his order
was equivalent u II Judgment of q military
or other tribunal which might have been.
ar which va. subsequently set upon that
district. and ~hosa orders aud judgments
thIs court IaVe -eirseo Z. disturb. 1t Il
also maintained tHas IT,, dealing by these
banks n Confederate note. and ponds. thut
stimulating the!" ':". = .ttion and enhancing
thel. y. lua. O. ~ the foundation OF d
valid con taC: .u"..lii. "a 1hg coUI's Ct
;ht Ln.i.. So. =.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14
aHr. Mr Emery Interviewed.

From New Orleans Specials to New York Herald. !
Governor McEnerys whereabouts was
unknown during the earlier portion of the
day, but this evening your reporter sue.
creded in finding him at friends private
office. He appeared very much depressed
at the turn affairs had taken, and vas in.
clined to be retlcent. In response to various
inquiries prOpOunded his statement may be
summed up as follows:
The movement OF the militia was made
with his consent. as an unavoidable neces.
sity in the discharge of duty, but only after
having exhausted every other resource in
his power. Its main object was to precipi.
tate an issue with the general government.
in order that it's policy might be clearly de.
fined and Interference with the STATE gov.
ernment made overt before the American
people. On no account was the United
States authority. when once asserted, to be
disputed or resisted He had hoped for a
more successful result. but attributed its
failure TO the supineness of the people and
want of the means. They had but few
arms, no money, and lacked proper organ.
izationo
When asked if he gave mp the contest, he
replied in the negative, feelingly and with
decision. tie expressed q determination to
remain at his post in the city, and to per.
severe IN his attempts u MAINTAIN and eS
:abiish his authority. When questioned as
to how he expected 20 accomplish this end.
he did not speak very hopefully. He con.
tnmplated only passive resistance. and &C
k.owledged that the only success possible
E.a, 10 be found in the determined resist.
aace of the people to the payment of taxes.
- recognizing in any other manner the
Kellogg authority. He had not been ar.
.r.'"d, "a reported. but understood a writ
o. arrest had Desn issued.
He expressed himself with much feeling
IL regard 10 ths killed and wounded. and
charged the entire responsibility upon the
S.:,..-ite faction. He knew of no other
Il. -ements contemplated by his friends.
AN. .-ter the result Of last night, develop
- - 1t did, the attitude OF the United
>..,a- svvernmen.. should oppose any
.urt'.sr employment of force in his or the
ttai..' behalf.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14
BY TELL EGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
MARSHAL PACKARD CONFIRMED
THE MOB SPIRIT IN FLORIDA
COMPsNSATlNi RAY AND M'M'L,tN
5AoRlLEGIoUs TROUBLES IN MEXICO
FOENDERED on TAMPICO BAB
CUBAN FINANCES DILAPIDATED
A FORCED LOAN CONTEMPLATED
The British Ministry Resigned
CUBAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
QUICKSILVER SHOWER IN MEXICO
French Constitutional Project Adopted
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
F&TAi. SHOPPING AT LOUISVILLE
.~
THE PRESIDENT AT PHILADELPHIA
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The FemDerarnrA

TO Thermometer st Louie Frieeno's,
~. - Chartiss street, yesterday stood as
.t,.iows: At A. A.. $50; a. 2 P. NJ, 6Jo;
=: ; p. NJ, $50. Lovest point during the
E4g.: Of March u, %.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14

BLucnED SToCI --Recoilse: the :npor.
tan: e..e OF Thur-day, hA-on 20, 1873. OF
blooied stock Sale by aessrs. Monteou-
cry. Sos tell partGg:srs eco sdVarts~
nsps
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14
LOST.


II
te.'"rA'r No. 1881. dated Mar l3 1871, fOT 100
Ahr's '.tsc"ut CIt. Live STOCK Lahdi' Z and
eaauGtfrrhonse 1ompany in favor Of u. +. Bonls
'"TtlH'as' No. !12, dat..d June III, 1879 for tiny
share 'reectut City Live Stock Landu < and
sl"ugi'cgHouac Company. in favor of L. z Lc.
.narig.
Ce,.irstr No H96 dated May 49, 1870. for two
shar-' '"'sc"r. ,ity Live Stock Landing aud
.L'o&At"'hou-" Compauy. in favor al l. b. Lee
snaIlr
Cu!'f'"'" No. l6l7. dated May g. 1871, for five
Ahtre5 'I"srvnt City Live STOCK LAGGing and
r,Ausn:cT.oase Company. in favor OF l. 4. Lo-
uAIir
70 n. u.uGny.
New Or'eans March s. lST3. mh6 got
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14

K ONT.-A BLACK AND TAN SLUT: ASSW BRS
~ {" M name of Pet 4 suitahl" reward VIII
o given 20 any one bringing her to hL otA,s or to
tae house az the northwest pSrpsr a. st Ch.l!ss
s~Sn9e Snd state stre+4 fe9s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS,
NATIONAL THEATRE.
EATIoEAL TTTKATRR
NATIONAL THEATRE
taruer Bnronne md Perdlds strcetS.
= -,-.> 'a..h viii shake the co6webs from :ae
..41'
<.YsATI0H WEEK. sENI.TION "'<hH''
fooday Evening. March II. 1878.
81. T'INFTTI.RAVEL.
NETTI-RhVth
MARTIN k.TII HAVl..'
H,.-rriMH AND DOUBLB CONTENTION
-. >...TS AID MAIINEE.
81. NIGHTS A&D MATINEE
OK NIGHTS AID HiTINht
40. HAMnE,S E8QUET IiALLhr.
.,y..... ,aLfOS Pr,m.'e.
LpUl5,. BILLION rrenliere
LOUISE BILLION. Pren,.er"
-, 81! VIZ. IA sundays pap+rA
Captain GEORGE T SHAW.
-, Eulinees nanagaH
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14

IOosTIsURU on EI0A1A PAGk.I
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-14

LosDOE, March I3. 10 =. M-Runors
welo IL circulation in the evening papers of
T. formation Of a coalition rliDistry bat NO
one p1ts any confidence in them. T., how.
eyer, say the papers, DLraeh Iails To
strengthen MS party in Parliament by the
adoption OF concurrent educational endoy-
ueht he will attempt to organize a party
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept 2. 1873
Net recepts i6O bales Exports coastwise a. Safes U.s.
Stock, hl73
Cotton firm and in fair demand mddlings, ls4sc. Net
Cotton steady and in fair demand receipts
Middings sc.; low middngs, l6,4c; good ordn-
airy l41sc
co'tonmonerings good demand light miaainss, Hac.
ooFm for good grades ohers n ssRi a MD
S Net 81 gross @
S.,.,. , w,LxseIos s.l \: G.; Sept; z 1873.
81 a Tor strained 81 20 Tor No. ior for
pale Crude tn5penlIne s;sady at 81 or hard ss %
Flour firm and in fair demand '-SRS seve and
No. wsts MGnsan at %' de
smsss fSshf1 sps s sepemss
sS dH q M N0 81 n baS q ana @
gap white 81 Corn ilrm ana IL lair demand at 80
II October s s?o seller ists ~ whi'e
@ ss ssaons ' anS Sf IN go9S
@ & &C. e 9sM Ss ogT tu tS
Ss'p ba a%" 'sS S
oats
ronr in ,ooa ..m.ns nj ~ ~ osxnsG Sept lsa
s5za e, white %insT flS or double sx;ra %sset
fss WINE: %insr p!f TS''s
at c 1900 bushels high mixed at 55c COO bushels
&c., Corn meal 81 20 for boed 81 Is tor unboed per
cwt Millieed steady; shorts sly shipstufs $ls, mid
Es" 8 Z the to BS.S
51c 70 New York. 40c; TO Albany 36c Receipts-Corn,
ments-Flour 1900 bbs wheat 65O0 bushels; lumber,
$4,000 feet
Gram in store, September l-Whcat, 49, ssS bushels
corn, oSo7l5 do oats l24Gl do barley, 442 do rye,
sa Ta sa hush
Wheat l0G25O bushels; corn, 1887 do Rail exports
Wheat 6473 bushels; corn, 80 i22 do; oats 23 sos do
s$s:; ss ~ ss!
sales of 5000 bushels Milwaukee No spring at 81 ST
sp eh1sss s. ao sprs 81 M Snssss
No. spring. 81 80; white Michigan, 81 70 81 rs Corn
active and c higher sales 100 600 bushels as follows
Oats firm and higher; sales Of 300 bushels Milwaukee
No blown at 3S1sc.; 1900 do Chicago No at 37c
Barley malt steady sales OF 5000 bushels prime
at 81 25 Rye nominal at &c. Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, Sept 2 1873
Flour quiet Wheat active and unsettled sales of No
spring At 81 6 81 IL; No do, 81 1875, cash; 81 1875
seller September rejected 81 ola 81 o. Corn steady At
rejected Soc. high mixed 39s4c 8 Acc, cash sepem
ber Oats moderately active vt 1ac., cash, &c 274c.
September. Rye IN fair demand and shade lower at
excited prices higher closing with buyers at 81 49,
$3.50 SO ss3 cash sls IS sla s7 seller sepember.
1l4c. for winter &C. Iohc. for summer Bulkmcats quiet
shoulders held at &c. short rib mddles SIC &c. short
cea mdds all r Sos e Bacon seny - for
Axe, packed Receipts6Coo bbls; -four 5000 bushels
wheat $4,000 do. corn $1,000 do oats 1000 do and
iso DO , barley y on bbs on ,o 900
barley.
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but at the close solo at 43%. Erie opened at sou,
but in the face OF the dividends declared on both
preferred and common stock at the meeting OF the
Board OF Direction to-day tine proceedings viii be
found elsewhere) receded to $50, with close OF
only u per cent better Panama opened at III,
and sold at 1864 1864, III 1171S MIA 1l7%
H. Wabash advanced from 69h to 20, receded
to COS SO, but closed at 10. Seven hundred shares
were bought in under the rule 1t is said that the
parties in control own about three-fourths OF the
stock Union Pacific sold at 20 a 26H 267S; Rock
Island at 1889; Northwest common at 645a o 64t4 !;
Ohio and Mississippi at 3s5s a oh a 80.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDSs HoSEx MAnnnTC.5Lospos, Sent 2Ni2 80
shares. ~: s3o r. M.mEGie Railway shares, ~ =
g2h. United States bonds 951 for the issue OF 1858.
United States eniorics, 9O Erie Railway shares 46
Az
PARIS BouRsE.-LoNpoN, Sept. Pa r. M-Paris
dispatches quote rentes at 81 25c p AFrench renes
58f 2Oc. $50 T. M.-French rentes b8f
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET.--LIvERPOoL, Sept p
5P.M-of the sales to-day a.40O bales were American
The market is guieter; middlng upiands, sgd; mid
ding Orleans 9lsd Sales 1000 bales including 2et
OF low middngs, deliverable September. at l3l6d, ,
TRADE AT MANCHESTER LIvERPO0L, Sept 2-5 r
M-The market Tor yarns and fabrics ut Manchester Is
quiet, but firm. .
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKEr.-LvKRPooL, Sept.
2-5 r. M-Breadsufs-The market for breadstiins
stufs is frmer Wheat, rs l0d 13s per GENITAL for
average California white lSs I'd l3s 4d for club do
lis 3D. lbs 3D. tor red Western spring. ana rs lOd tor
red winter Corn, sos sos 81 per quarter Flour. 2ss
past three days have been 1900 quarters including
000 American The receipts of for the past three
days been $4,000 quarters including 1900
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.- LIVERPOOL, Sept -
Evening Common rosin IS. Cd. IS. Cd. per cwt
Petroleum. I'D l4sd per gallon for refined and I'D for
spirits
LoSpoN PRODUCE MARKEL-Lospos. Sent Eve.
ning-Cacutta linsced, 62s I'd. 63s Common rosin,
s. Sd. S. Sd. Linseed oil, f32 O.. f33 per ton.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Large Attendance ON 'Change--snlcs and
Adjourn ments-Commcncemc OF Fall

Large Attendance ON 'Change-Salcs and
Adjourn ents-Comm enc m emit OF Fall
Trade.
Judging rom the large attendance at the Ex-
change yesterday, it seemed patent to everybody
that the season for summer excursionsts is pretty
well over, and the tanned complexion OF the
hdbtiues OF the city's real estate mart bore ull in
dicatiOns of rural heal thfulness. The assembled
votares on 'Change locked as If they had come to
settle down for active fall campaign and ear
nestly meant business" every time. The Offer
ings were not much. Mr.. James NJ. Miller
sold two parcels OF property consist
ing of house and lot on Madison street
exact location not given, 25x7s6, by order OF w.
II. Kelley, referee, to Catherine Ann Vandcwater,
for 49, $780, also by order OF Thomas II. Landon, ref
eree the premises located on the northerly side or
II. Weller, TOR $1s,300. These were all the sales
which were held, although another very extensive
one mad been advertised. This was no less than
avenue, Fifty-eighth and Fifty nnth streets. Four
times had this sale been adjourned and was to
have taken place yesterday sure. The farce Of put
ting up the property by the auctioneer, Mr.. II. v.
Harnett was gone through with in good style, and
ended by he sas until ssPe
notice will be given Of o further adjournment.
The expense thus rolled up on this nl-starrcd
controversies are like those OF war, mighty uncer
tain; and 1t may be possible that after the lawyers
nave WTdnSleu enough dHu mduc y young lOTtunc
out OF this estate, an amicabe settlement will be
made between the mortgagors aud mortgages,
and the extra cost OF the salt saddled on future
occupant OF the premises.
The first large sale OF Westchester property this
fall was held yesterday. by Mr.. Jere. Johnson Jr.,
at Boscobe consisting OF 200 villa sites. Ten car
loads Of excursiOnists from this city attended the
auction, besides several thousand persons from the
rural districts The sale was in every respect q
success but owing to the late hour OF It's terminal
ton we cannot give the details this morning. on
the 9th inst. grand sale OF AS lots Will be heiu
at Bay Side, l., L., adjoining Little Neck
Bay and the famous residences Of ex-Mayors Mcklc
| and Lawrence. Messrs. StraitOn and storm, the
owners of this property, have beautltied the ana
| by laying out park OF eight acres through winch
| serpentine walks wind their way and clusters OF
| large and outrageous trees empower the various
| streets and avenues. ,,. oxx,oo
The land has been laid out liz city lots, 2sxi0c;
and the streets are ready for grading curolng anu
cntternu. The Flushing Gas Company are extend
| Inc thei mains to the end OF this property.
| PRIVATE SALES $500.
| OF city and suburban property, IN large numuers,
pending OF which several WIZ DC av ne a~mse1
that the fail trade has at last shown signs OF COM
| mencement, and will in few days more De In iuu
| operation on more active scale than ever.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
In this department there Is little change to re-.
cord, either in prices or transactions. Virginia
skies, consolidated, sold at 81 and old North Caro-
lima skies at 27,s Tennessees closed at s11 So a
for old and s1A q s21< for new. We
quote old virglnias AZ 4s. new SO bid,
and deferred IL 12K. North Carolinas, new,
16 a IS, special tax Offering at 10. New July South
Carolinas leave or at IA Is, Missouri plain skies
closing at 913s ok.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
we're strong and in sympathy with the advance in
gold and liveer trade Is recorded. Sales of cou-
pom skies OF 1881 were up to 1877 for $4,000 lot
OF $4,000 coupon 1865 fetching l1s. The new nves
were in request, lot OF $40, 600 moving at Hay.
The final Board quotations were as follows limited
States currency skies, ll3H 1888 do. skies, 1884,
registered, III 117h; do. d. coupon, 119T 100;
do. fve-twenties, registered, May and November
116X III; do. do 1852, coupon, III; do. do, 1884,
do. 1l7k; do. do, 1856, do. 11sX 119; do. do,
1867, registered, January and July, 118k III; do.
do, 1866, coupon, DO, III a 117H; do do, 1867
do. do, 11e 11e,l; do. do, 1868, 11s q 11sk; do
ten.forties. registered, 1l3H ia; do. do, cou.
pom, 1881 1lSM; do. hves OF 1881, coupon, 114z
114X.
Until about noon the stock market was dull
business evidently being checked by an underlined
suspicion OF something to occur. Perhaps the
various rumors connected with the forgeries Of
bonds and legal tenders exerted some influence,
or. IL may he, that the uncertainty which attaches
to values while the gold speculation is pending
caused restraint. Whatever may have been the
occasion OF it. however, the feeling did not last
long, and after twelve O'Clock matters began to
mend, western Union taking the lead and carry
ing with it, so to speak, the rest Of the market In
the early part of the day the decline was from to
4 per cent. Subsequently there was an advance
OF 4 to ~ per cent. western Union opened
at o1X, went to 9lH recovered 10
s2X and closed at e2X. Lake Shore
feh OF from s2x to e23S, but closed
at e. New York Central closed at 1o5, gain Of x
per cent, Pacific Mail weakened from 43A to 49,
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

OOttOns cIOuTs wheat anu corn Higher
Pork Firmer-Lard Higher-Groceries
Firm-Naval stores Quiet-Petroleu m
on Spot Firm.sFutures' Easier
Frcights Firm-Iron Higher.
TUESDAY, Sept 20 P. M.
There was continued activity in most depart
ments OF trade to-day, and healthy tone pervaded
the merchandise markets generally. The move
ment in breadstuns continued active, and the
transactions we're large for future delivery at the
advanced prices quoted in yesterdays review.
Very heavy sales to arrive have been made lately
both for September and october delivery, besides
which 1t is understood that considerable pur-
chases have been made in Chicago direct
by exporters here for fall delivery. Corn
was again higher, under an active demand on
Eastern account, and large business was done at
the Improvement the market closing buoyant.
eats in light supply and stronger in consequence
the demand being only moderate There was but little
movement in provisions though there . hrmer
feeling in the market generally Cotton again
under good inquiry from spinners and SPECTATORS
The coffee retarded by the scarcity OF
Rio and Santos invoices.
AsHRs.-There only moderate jobbng demand
for pots at 81 70 Pearls are inactive and nominal
prices
hrmer closing with continued upward tcnicncy at the
quotations annexed For future deliveries tho ma
opened strong and an ADVANCE Of &c he. readily
fully maintained at the close, when September was
offered at 1870 aes at Is l116c) October was offered
at lsc, November at l7ssc and December at IKE We
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BROOKLYN POSTAL CONSOLIDATION.

The Post once Department has determined II
consolidate the Post onces OF Brooklyn, Williams.
burg and Greenpont, and inaugurate the Tree de-
livery OF letters and periodicals. The present Post
master OF Brooklyn, ex-Mayor Samuel Booth, has
rendered his resignation. Tho salary Is $4,000 pcY
annum, out OF which political assessment OF $1,000
per year il deducted. Mr.. Booth will remain In
charge OF the Office, however, until the new system
has been put In working order. There are thirteen
clerks and nftytwo letter carriers ct present eua
pl0yed In toe BROOKLYN Post u~'s
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in quality than half grade above or below the

Exnort 1oIoy Auss HoeG fos.,
Consumption ..........-.......l36s $50 l62l
Included IN the above bales to arrive future
delivery basis low middng the sales ollows-
P PSsaH 100 st7 Slss at Toisl 500 bales,
1885, 500 at IS 96c, iOJ al IL is-s2c 1904 al ssSc
100 at 1871 600 lsc lssSc
S at go at i s e s At at sss @ at at
ls Lsac 400 at lse Move nber 20 at IT l9s2c 800 at
bales Grand total oos eaes The averages "f yeser.
days forward deveries were as follows iz-sepiem-
ber Sltc frs! callOeto or, 100 bales IL Y s2c,
y November; 200 at H,sc.; December LOO at
bales at Y l5slc Total 100 R.ceipss At the ports.
SO tar as heard from, wereNew Orleans 20 bales; Mo-
Sorok s NeW 9o sS Ts da vi Meek
This day last year, 1857.
CotrEE,-ihe market for Rio and Santos continued
priyale terms Also Baltimore 500 bags Rio per War.
tort common 7Sc. re lair to good IT. Sac: as.c
Sc; Trme e ghoce, So. &C. centrifugal, hhds ana
melado &c a We havana-Boxes. Dutch standard,
NO. Nos to 7Ss; SIS; do, 10 to Y SIC. Sac;
Do, 10 to 20 lO6c i05sc white, Zoe. lie. Porto
Rico-Refnng common to prime, 7l5c SIC; grocery.
Nos so Y &c: assc. JavaDutch standard. Nos 10 to
II SIC &C. Manilasuperor and extra superior, 7sSc
flour AND CRANE Receipts, 74i2 bbls. -four 5000
bushels wheat 29i 34 do corn So do 400 do
rye Ine tour market ruled Arm under good demand
prices We're Toe. lie. higher The sales were about
20 700 bbls including about 600 bbls Western and
toer at So 7oa Corn me Was steady with sales
Of Ooo ebls at s. s. % for Western yellow, S. 2,
q
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NEW CROP CAROLINA RICE.

Yesterday the rst Of the new crop of Carolina rice was
brought TO this city by the steamer Champion from
Charleston The shipment was made to Dan Talmage's
Sons Of this city, by their house at Charleston owins
to heavy rains early in the season. the growth Of rice M
year was somewhat retarded. and the arrival Is tive
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weeks later that season the present out
look however increase predicted IN the yield Of the
growing crop OF a cent as compared with last
years CROP Estimates made the extent OF the
crop nave but little value, however, IL will be remem
month"; Is the most critical time for the crop owing TO
the liability Of sudden and gales visiting the
a. this mel Rod of the wear
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Sept. . 1873.
Exchange firm; United States, 10 days currency,
81 SO premium; short sight, "a SO premium; ~ days
gold 81 a 81 premium; short sight o. 541a premium
Spanish gold, 5lh premium.