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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
OFFICIAL NOTICES

Leave Columbia Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Winfield by7PM;
Leave winfield Tuesday and Friday at l. NJ;
Arrive at Columbia by 7P.M.
Bond required with bid, $500.
'o"'' from Columbia, bv Mount Pleasant In. \,
castor (n o., BrO0kine and Caneville IN.
o., 10 vernon. forty.four miles and back,
Arrive at Vernon next day by y NJ;
Leave Vernon Tuesday att r. NJ;
Arrive at Columbia next day by P 81
6ond required with bid, $500.
~''o From Vernon by Rochester and Gansviile,
10 Winfield. forty-one miles and back, once
Leave Vernon Monday at 33oP W.;
arrive a. Winfield next day by 5P. NJ:
- arrive at Vernon next day by A. NJ
Bond required with Did $500.
SeIol From Vernon by Bonner to Vienna, seveh-
Leave vernon Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
turday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Vienna by II N;
Leave Vienna Tuesday, Thursday and Satug.
Arrive a; Vernon by p NJ
Bond required with bid. $500.
~!5s From Vernon: by Woodville, Walnut Creek
"a "a: o. an and M"ntealm, to Arcadia twenty.
hse miles and back, once week.
Leave Vernon Tuesday at NJ:
Leave Arcaaia wednesday a. sam.
Arrive at Vernon by 3 P. N.
Bond required with bid. s 400,
'71'' From Vienna. by Shiloh, to Spearsvie, :wer.
Y-seEen miles and back, once week.
Leave Vienna Friday at 8 A. NJ;
Arrive st Spearsville by P NJ;
Leave spesrsville Saturday at 8 A. ~:
Arrive at Vienna by =. M.
Bond required with bid. $500.
SoIoi From Vienna. by Greensborough. Coleman
mo-, and Knoxville. to Homer, thirty-two
miles and back six times a week.
Leave Vienna daily. except Sunday. at % A.
NJ;
Arrive at Homer by 8 PM:
Leave Homer daily except Sunday. at A.
NJ;
Arrive al vieana by g. NJ.
Bond required with bid, $4,000.
solJS From Mount Lebanon. by Sparta, 20 Ring.
gold, swenty-three and half miles and
back, three times a week.
Leave Mount Lebanon Monday. Wednesday.
and Friday at 8 A.
Arrive At Rnggod BE- : P. NJ:
Leave Ringgold Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday at 8 A. NJ:
Arrive at Mount Lebanon by r. IL.
Bond required with bid. 5000.
Sei5S From Mount Lebanon. by Athens. TO Homer.
twenty-five miles and back. once week.
Leave Mount Lebanon Monday at A. NJ:
Arrive at Homer by 1 ?. NJ:
Leave Homer Tuesday at . A. NJ:
Arrive at Mount Lebanon by 4 J. u.
Bond required with bid. $500.
Sol5. From. arcadia. by Liberty. TO Sabine. forty
miles and back once a week.
Leave Arcadia Friday at A. NJ:
Arrive at Liberty by p. NJ:
Leave Liberty Saturday at s a. NJ:
Arrive at Arcadia by 8 z. NJ.
Bond required with bid. 1900.
ssl5s From Farmersviile by Shiloh Cane Ridge In.
n J IN Ol LAbOn AriZOuia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08

SECOND
FA,L:S" BIDDER. ASD CoSrRAcroRs-CoNrRACr.
MAY BIZ EKTE.cED AT2 TEMPORARY CONTRACTS
MADE.
SEC. PSI. That after any regular bidder whose
bid has been accepted shall tai! to enter into
tract for the transportation of the mails accord.
:ng 10 his proposal. or having entered into con.
tract. shall fail to commence the performance OF
the service stipulated in his their contract
therein provided the Postmaster General shall
proceed 10 contract with The mex: lowest bidder
for the same service. who will enter into con.
tract for the performance thereof unless the POst
master General shall consider such bid too high.
in which case he shall! readvertiss such service.
And il any bidder whose bid has bee3 accepted.
and who has entered into contract: 20 perform the
service according to his proposal. and in pursu.
ance Of his contract has entered upon PERFORM
master Genera! sha! subsequently fai! or ie'l;se
TO perform the service according TO his contract.
che Postmaster General shall proceed to Con.rac.
with the ne 1t lowest bidder for such service.
der the advertisement thereof tun!ess the Post.
master General shall consider such bid TOO high.
who will enter into contract and give bond. with
sureties, to b. approved BY the Postmaster Gen.
erai. Tor the faithful performance thereof IL the
dill ions thereto annexed as were stated and con.
tanned in the bend which accompanied his Did.
bidders :or such service who's. respective
bids a;e not considered 900 high by the
Tostrlas Genera. shall :e!4:- 20 eat: i,te coz.
tract AID give bono herein ;e'i .lre'i io ~ :;
~. performance OF his Con'Zact. the Pos'masteS
General sh al immediately advertise :or proposals
to elfcr.u the se..ice on said raUte. WHeneve:
an accepted bidder SHAH fail 20 e,l.e, into con.
tract, or contractor on any ma! route .hali Eall
OF refuse to perform the service said route
cording to his contract. or when new :oute shall
be established, ., new service required or wAen
from any othe: cause there shat! not be !" con-
tractor legally bound OF required TO perform such
ser.iee. She Postmaster Genera. NAV make tenn
porary contract TO: carrying she maj! or such
route withou: advertisement, for such period as
may be necessary not in any case exceeding sl%
months. unit! the service shall have commenced
under contract made according to law; provided
however, that the Postmaster General shall not
employ temporary service on any route at higher
have performed the service during the last pre-.
ceding regular contract term. And in all cases Of
regular contracts hereafter made the contract
NAV in the discretion of tho Postmaster General
BE- continued in force beyond ito express terms
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board Of equalization OF capital stock. Tho
decision sustains the board of equalization.
Probabilities.
Once Chief signal Of1cer,
Warrington. June 70, lSN. as p. II.
For the South Atlantic and Cult States, local
rains high Temperature variable winds and sta
tionary or rising barometer. 49,.
River and Marine News
ssusswss1 Pass, June %. s P. M.-Baronetez
Steamship New Orleans. at $50 r. l., Clapp, mas
ter, from New York, to A. Moulton. sailed-Steam.
Pass A.IOurRx, June 20, Noon.-wind south
east, light. Weather rainy. Arrived-Schooner
John Bird. Smith master, seven days from SAgua
bark Floyd, from Newcastle; schooner Sarah Cole,
from Cslcasieu. Scholarship CarOndelet; steam
vs
Orleans.
James Howard at P. NJ and Frank Psrgoud at
r. NJ. Ne boats down to-day. Weather warm and
clear The river has rise n two inchessa the last
MxsPHIs June 20-The river fell one inch.
Weather hot and sultry with light showers Ar
uved-Mary Boyd, from Arkansas river. Depart.
ed-Ela and Quickstep, for White river; Grand
Tower, Tor st. Louis; Minne0la, for Cincinnati;
Cherokee, for New Orleans; Capitol City, for
Vfcksburg.
LOUISVILLE, June. 2o.-River falling slowly four
feet seven inches in the canal two feet seven inches
IN the chute weather Gear ana PHEASANT
PITTsBURG June 20.-River stationary; four feet
three inchee. Weather clear and very warm
CINCINNATI June 20.-River nine feet six inches
and stationary. Departed-Shannon, for New Or
leans.
ST LOUIS, June 2O.-Arrived-John p Tolle and
Glencoe, from New Orleans. DeDarted-Belle Lee,
John Kyle and Atlantic, for New Orleans; City OF
Helena, for vicksburg. River rising slowly. Weather
clear and very warm.
CAIRO, June Acknowledgements, from New
Orleans. at A. M; Mary Miller, from Cincinnati
at T: N. Departed-Pargoud, for Cincinnati ct
BAN. River seventeen feet ten inches and IT'S
irg. Weather cloudy. Mercury $50.
EVANSVILLE, Jule 20-Weather clear and very
hot. River risen two inches.
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MARKETS..

Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK, June 2o.-The market for cotton hst
been extremely dull and depressed and prices
show quite decline since this time last week
year, and with tho absence of demand there was
nothing to check the downward tel dency Of values
Forward deliveries have been very unsettled and
weak at q heavy decline. The sales Of the week
were IA O2l bales OF which 1888 800 bales we're fol
fut ure delivery and 4l2l for immediate delivery g
follows: 200 for export. 325s for spinning and 66e
Cotton closed heavy sc lower; middling up:
lands Err; sales to-day 6sa bales net receipts
Futures closed barely steady; sale. % 800 bales
- follows: Low middling Tor July l6b0l6 % sc;
August l7sc; September TAG. o ~
for common to fair extra; 90 sall for socd to
choice. Wheat firm. 81 5O0l 81 for winter red
e for western or ' %.sd f Pork scsre a.
Sl7 7O0l7 IS. Lard firmer, llhc for prime steam.
Coffee active, advanced Nc Sugar quiet and IN;
storss~spirits Of turpentine steady ct 3s03sh.
Rosin steady 81 aa2 IS for strained; Fleights
gold have been at llls 0llls. on gold loans the
% s.n
tinues abundant at 2O3k for call loans and s0Sls
for prime mercantile paper. Government bonds
bond list there were sales Of Georgia sevens ct
81, and TenDessees at 81. The stock market
opened steady, except for Erie. which was down
then steady until after the first board when it be-
came heavy, and SO continued until half past
twelve o'clock, since when it has been strong.
CINCINNATI, June 2O.-CottOn quiet and I'm
changed. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
duh and dropping, 81 2s0l 90 Corn dull: mixed
81 16sc: Oats quiet and unchanged. Pork quiet;
&l7 750l7 BIN. Lard-Demand fair, market firm;
summer lotc. loose; kettle l1,s 0ll4c. Bulk
meats steady; demand moderate; shoulders 69sO
Csc; clear rib SC; clear ga &c Bacon steady;
demand moderate shoulders II 074c clear
rib "a a9Hc; clear l0t 0lOAc Whisky firm at Csc.
ST. Louis. June 2O.-COttOn nOminally 1874 Ol7c
for middliAg. Flour quiet and weak, little DONE
wheat-spring No. 81 %; winter, sample lots Of
choice red 5 IS. Corn closed inactive and easier.
No. mixed So 160c in elevator. Oa's dull, 45c in
elevator whisky steady, Sc. Pork quiet, $50
Is IS. Dry salt meat nominal. Bacon. frmer feel
ing. but only small order trade. Lard unchanged
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LADIES' HAIR MANUFACTORY.
2OJ Canal Street.

We would call the attention Of the Ladies to the
Variety, Style and Colors of our stock of Pure
Human Hair, Bradsr Plsits. Coronets, Curls, ETC.
OUR PRICES ARE REDUCED ONB.HALP. The
best imported Hair and thorough workmanship
With large stock; the dull season coming on, We
ofer our goods at lower prices at lower prices
than ever sold before. Ladies preparing to leave
for the summer can have their old braids and hair
revoked to present style at very low prices
Skilled workmen being dimcut to get, we wish to
retain our workmen, and to keep them busy will
take all jobs Of repairing or making up hair work
1t very low prices. Old Hair bought or exch an.
ged for new work. Combings aud Hair Jevelry
made to order. All work guaranteed. Country
orders filed Recollect the number, 20s Csnal
street. G. A. PIERCE, Agent.
Cleaning AID Repairing of Watches and Jewelry
promptly attended to- ie2llt
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TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON.
The Penaion Bill.

The Passion Bill.
HINGroN, June 2O-In the Senate
ght, Mr.. Pratt sent to the clerks deck
I'd read letter from the commission
pensions, stating that the passage Of
bill would add 2,22l soldiers to the
bn rolls, and 5000 widows, and that
btal amount required TO pay them
be el5,09l ,584.
PostofBce Approximation.
the p0stoffice appropriation bill the
disagreement was in regard to the
ga on newspapers, the House insisting
one and half cents per pound Was
gb, while the Senate had fixed the rate
ur cents per pound.
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
tauford Wilson has been nominated So
pr of the Treasury, vice Banfield.
Harper's Ferry.
est Virginia wants the release of the
|per's Ferry property.
Relief Measures.
he Senate passed az rider to the snndry
appropriation bill $500, 900 for the
|ded people of the South west. 1t had
bady passed the House, and will 80 to
President.
Levee Surveys.
dr. Morey's bill, giving SIS, 900 for levee
rveys, goes to the President.
Congress In Session.
Both houses are in session tonight, and
usual confusion prevails in the House.
be Busted and Durel1 Impeachment
Too Late.
The resolutions impeaching Judge Bus
BED, of Alabama, were presented, ordered
rinted, and rec0mmitted. Mr.. Cessna, OF
Pennsylvania, presented minority report.
there Is no possibility Of action either in the
Busteed or Durell cases this session.
A Setback for Montgomery.
The House non-cOncurred in the Senate
amendment making Montgomery q port Of
delivery. 1t goes to the conference com
hittee.
Southern Claims Coomission.
The Senate amendments to the awards Of
The Southern Claims Commission were con-
buried in. 1t goes to the President.
The Civil Rights Bill.
The motion in the House to take up the
civil rights bill again failed by q vote of lao
10 81, not two-thirds. About forty Repub-
oicens lodged the vote. Eleven Repub-
licans voted against the bill, namely: But
ler. of Tennessee; Harrison, Hyde. Phil
lips, Lowndes, Ray and Smith, of Virginia;
6tansrd, st. John, Thomas and ThOrnberg.
No Chance for Impeachment.
MI. Morey says that there is no more
chance for the impeachment Of Judge
Durell by the House than there is Of the
Impeachment Of Grant. He says further
that the committee dare not submit their
report to the House for fear of being beaten.
He 10 In . position to know az much or
moro about this subject than any man in
the House.
Senator Stamps.
Senator Stamps leaves for Boston Mon
day, and will reach home about Tuesday
week.
What Senator West says.
Senator West says it was the land grant
involved in the scheme which defeated the
Fort St. Philip canal. The Senator, in his
report to the Senate, simply acted as he
was instructed by the Committee on Trans.
portation.
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Daniel Boene's Im,nor tally.

In tearing away the old cabin on Main
street, just above Third, yesterday evening,
the workmen engaged found plainly en-
graved upon the ground sill the letters ID.
B." clearly cut, the wood around them being
well preserved.
As it IL fact that this cabin was built by
our great pioneer Daniel Boone, no little
interest attaches to this inscription, which
own hands.
= The letters were found upon the front sill,
which was found about eight feet below the
surface Of the earth. The log was laid out
upon tho pavement, and was examined by
hundreds during the day.-Lowisviue Led
Qer.
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REV ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.


We notice that the New Orleans City Railroad
has declared its usual quarterly dividend of 81
| per share.
! York, and after moderate business closed At the
opening rates in both markets. touching ~ y
5000 and $500 at Ill; s2OOO, $4,000 and 6eeO0 at
mn Geo q, llls olllA, s2oooat lla, and So 900
| No sales of silver were reported. American half
dollars were still quoted at ios0lo6 and Mexican
dollars, following the course of gold At New York
Under the influence of the advance in gold at
New York and fair demand. sterling exchange
was limited, being confined to $4,000, comprising
an ,Go sso S do Of At lsss g. $ 4o and *ioo
Francs continued scarce and in moderate
demand, without quotabe variation No sales were
reported.
IS 3st as 81 for bill OF lading and Al clear and
SIS 43 a for bank, and francs at 466A for private
and entirely nominal for bank
tied and with moderate demand commercial was
without quotable variation. The sales of New York
bankers at \ p cent premium; 5000 CONNER.
cial and $4,000 private bar kers' At $780, 6l5GO0
private bankers and $4,000 bank IT SIG. and
The banks continued to check on New York at
Y cent premium, and commercial sight was
In stocks we noticed sales Of loo shares of Louis
lana Ice Manufacturing Company At SIT, 10 shares
FACTORS and Traders insurance Company at S79 80,
and - shares New Orleans City Railroad Company
At : l57 50.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 old Lousi.
ana State skies at TN; $1,000, @l000 and $1,000
city gold bearing seven per cents at 81 and
$1,000 do at sl the latter are still quoted ut SIN
d5lr.
Nothing transprsd in city scrip. City appro.
priatIon certificates and Metropolitan Police war
rants were quoted nominal ct 57a58, and city |
time certificates at 81.
state warrants were dull and lower, being quoted |
at about 40 fer large, 42d "A for medium and 47052
for small. No sales were reported.
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went. The amendment Vas, therefore,
adopted by . vote of 1853 yeas to 329 nays.
The committee Of the Assembly has una
nimously resolved to uneest n. Ranc be-
cause of the sentence imposed upon him by
a military tribunal for participation In the
doings of the Commune.
Military Movements.
MADRID, June l9.-General Concha il
continually receiving reinfOrcemente.
PalaciCs, with 10000 men. is marching
against Csuteviejs, the Carlist headquar-
tiers in Arragon.
Agricultural Exhibitioa.
BREMEN, June 2O.-An agricultural exhi
bitiOn is being held here. Among the visit
ors to-day VAS the King OF Saxony. There
are large number Of American exhibitors
and many have received prizes.
The Senate of Bremen today gave ban
quet in honor of the exhibitors. The Crown
Prince Frederick William of Germany
spoke in reply to toast given to the En-
perOr William, and in his remarks express
ed the hope that the foreign exhibitors
would, on their return to their homes. con
vey the assurance that nowhere was the
wish for the peaceful continuance OF the
labors Of civilization stronger than with the
rehabilitated German empire.
BelIew Dead.
| LONDON, June 90, A. M.-Bellew, the
reader, died last night after long and
painful illness.
Garibaldi Ill.
The Daily Neus reports that Garibaldi is
| 40 i'll that he can not move, and is incapa
| BILE of writing or feeding himself.
Debate In the Assembly.
A Times Paris special says the debate or
giving the government power to nominate
mayors will take place today. As the LIE
gitimists have promised to support the
| government, the latter may have small
majority when the measure comes to a
| vote.
Another Move for Monarchy.
Lucien Brun informed the committee OF
thirty yesterday that the Legitimists in
tended to again introduce in the Assembly
| motion in favor of the restoration Of the
monarchy.
| Victorla's Thirty.seventh Year of Reign.
To-day is the hirty-seventh anniversary
| of Queen VictOrias accession to the throne.
| The day is observed by the ringing of bells,
firing of salutes and other usual demOnstra
tiOns.
Probable Failure.
The Pail Mall Gazette says the success OF
the Congress of International Law, called to
meet at Brussela, is very doubtful. The
governments Of England, France and Aus
tria, says the Gazette, raise objections to the
scheme, and Switzerland extends to it but
feeble support.
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There being nothing in the early dispatches to
stimulate the demand. the market opened with
only limited inquiry, but still there was some
changed hands at irregular and easier prices AFTER
which the movement was rather stronger. and
there were further sales of $50 bales, making the
total noted above. Low middling sold ct ls& Is 4
and Ice; but there we're also sales - low - i5kc
and NJ the close Isle appeared to b the highest
for that grade. Strict low mid1iing sold St 1916
Buyers complained that they could not. and the
kinds wanted. fActets who were instructed to
found sAles impeaeticaloe, unlnes at liberal con.
cessions, henoe prices exhibited eonsidefable n.
regularity ana Cur QuetAsions are 70 sesne extent
to sctuN ceaditisn & ~ nashst We nsttee
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}I6# 'TIOub, MeaSle, LltRll6, en-. l.
.W0t ont of Fluke; Willie Burke
SAnd Ina. Willie Burke won easily
Three lengths. Calvin second, and
eAsle third. Time-5lh.
The second race was for purse OF $500,
3 three year Odds which have not won
ID year; one mile. Starters-Harry Eel
Z. Scratch, Sangamons, Thompson's oh. f.,
BIT AaccarOOn, Erastus Corning, Reform
"a Attilla. Attilla won easily by four
@ngths: Th0mpsOn's oh. f. second, Scratch
bird. Tne-l:44ls.
The third race was free handicap sweep
lakes of e25 each, if not declared ont, with
% added; second horse to receive $l25
Of stakee; one and one eighth miles
kadeen, Buckden, Donnohue's Artist.
lie Mac and Minstrel started. Fsdla.
won, Buckden second, Artist third.
bee was won by two lengths. Time
T&$ourth race Xas-7asGeee handicap
- Akea- Of $50 each if not declared cut,
~ 1900 added; second horse to receive
y out Of stakee; one mile and five
shths. Springbok and Lizzie Lucas start
6priugbOk was an easy winner in 2:53
kee Of $50 each, if not declared out,
IT of the stakes; two miles and a
6hylock, Village Blacksmith, Katie
-, Aerod0c and FellOwcraft started.
y Was the best race of the day. Katie
nDe won, MerOdOc second and Fellow.
third. Time-4:35l9.
10 sixth race was . match for $500 |
Three-quarters Of mile. James A. |
yder Ali started. James A. won in |
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FOREIGN.
70 IL the Dutch Ministry.

10 10 the Dutch Ministry.
II, June 20.-There is crisis il
Ddscs~Ainissry. The Chambers have
iocted the government bill lowering the
|nchise, and the ministers have, in conse
ncc. rendered their designations to the
Den Carlos Wife.
Pans, june l9.-The wife Of Don Carlos
j now en- route to Join her husband in
II the Assembly.
The chamber of the Assembly was crowd
to.day. with deputies and the galleries
NJ filed with eager observers of the pro-
kodings. The municipal organization bill
- again before the body, it appearing
~ though the reporter Of the decentral-
fttion committee yesterday announced its
|lthdrawal, the minority of that com
|lttee subsequently took up the bill and
cured the adoption, by q vote of 579
[ninot IS, Of the amendment maintaining
= proeont system of municipal election,
" overthrowing three clauses of the bill,
1nh provide for the representation of
Sipority BY cumulative voting.
Municipal Bill.
eehat the government has
soted} @ accept the amendment to the
eipal bill extending for two years the
atlon Of the present law, which pro.
for the nomination Of mayors by the
nDent.
- elAnses having been stricken from |
w II again came up in the Assembly |
d IL nodded form. n. Foivetsn, |
~ Il tho Interior, announced that
umAnt had accepted the amend.
1871 hv N CIaniAr In fhn hill
I'D for two years the operation /
Gaooat law, providing that no min
~ - shall b made By the govern !
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CRESCENT CITY DEMOCRATIC CLUB
OF 1865.

The officers and members of the CRESCENT
CITY DEMOCRATIC CLUB of 1868, in view of the
approaching campaign, are requested to meet Oh
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 23d inst, at half
past O'Clock, at Eagle Hall, corner of Prytania
and Felicity streets, for the purpose Of promptly
and thoroughly recognizing. 1t is earnestly de.
sired that every member of tie old club will make
it his business to be present at this meeting By
request of FRED. n. OGDEN
Former President.
+. T. southInsyd, NJ s. Gallagher,
VIM. A. Bell James Buckper.
Chss- g. Southmsyd, Saml B. Newman, Jr.,
I'D. Toby, B. NJ Harrod.
Albert g. Phelps, John n. Payne
Chas. L. Chlhorn, r. Dudley Coleman
". P. Richardson Geo. P. Crane.
Henry Leverich, c. 3. Allen.
D. N. Fitzpatrick, 3D. Conery, Jr.
je21 I'd
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NEW YORK.
Bank Statement.

New YORK, June 20.-The following ia
the bank statement: Loans, decrease
~ l25 900; specie, decrease 81, 81, 900: legal
tenders, increase $4,000; deposits, dc.
|cresse IS, l25,000..
Specie ShtDmente.
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POsTPONEMENT,

Owing Is the continued inclemeucv az tia vaa..
her, the Grand Festival Of the Hiberna Benevoient
and Mutual Aid Association, sdvertisea 5er eundsy.
yene 81, y postponed. The two dsyI Feetivi
THk COHHIT1B OF AkRA6GNiIITG
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COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY RypN,Ne, J,

SATURDAY RvlNINe. June 20, 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 1850 bales ut
| irregular and easier prices, requiring . pretty
general reduction in our quotations Of sc. We
give also the Exchange figures, and report az
below