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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

The bachelors Of Now Zealand have to
pay sin gle tax OF S. Why do they not
marry and show New Aeal-aHd double nap
Dinesst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

A. all schools where plain fare. cold
water and simple furniture are prescribed
tor students. tho faculty boards the pupils.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

On Sunday morning we shall publish
list of letters remaining in the Posto fhce.
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If man las mind to read. Professor
j, L. Brown can read 1t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

q Northern man has been lecturing on
Che Eight Hour System Thirty minutes
is better for lecture.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

talk of the brightness and sunshine OF
this world is thrown away upon man VINO
wears tight boots.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

In st. Louis no person is allowed to rlhe
che pockets Of a dead man until the cofoaef
arrives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

Party hacks-.hose hired oy candidates
to drive from poll to poll.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

An eclipse Of the moon is advertised to
take place tonight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

man can not expect hall loaf when
lie loaIs all Of the time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

An item has been goin. the To'in:s OF tho
press :. the effect that Miss Laur. Z. Nea'
den, known 70 TIE literary world rs "!iowa:d
Clyndon,' was bern "a de-; Nuts and now
articu.ates quite distinctly. We are in
formed by q relative OF the lady that the
statement is partly incorrect. Miss Red.
den was deprived Of the sense OF hearing
at twelve years OF age. the result of a
severe congestion of the brain. She has
never been without the power Of speech.
although Tor a humble. Of years she has de.
voted herself 70 the mute's study OF learn.
inc to read the lips. This lady is a regular
correspondent of the New York Ere"i',g
Nail, and among poets is one of the sweet
est Of modern singers. A collection Of her
poems has been published in volume
called sSounds from Secret Chamber"
These sounds echo mind highly cultiva.
ted and alive to the beauties OF nature. as
seen in its varied colorings and graceful
forms, and soul that has listened to HUI
man plants mid the strife OF living, and
heard the thrObs of sorrowing hearts to
weave them again in pictures OF fanciiul
words.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

A man named NJ. ". Riden. Il claim agent.
has been riding into the affections OF the
Georgia Democracy. He addresses card
a, +'to former slave owners in the ninth con.
gressional distric; Of Georgia" His plan
shows that. The undersigned proposes to
open in Gainesville. Georgia. q register for
the entry Of the name, age and sex, and
also the market value in specie. Of each
slave held prior TO Lincoln's emancipation
proclamation. i. e.. January I. 1868. Said
registry 10 he made in wei; bound books.
chat are TO be kept in fire proof vault. This
is done with a view to getting pay for them
at some future day. The list should be
sworn to before al officer authorized to ad.
minister oa;hs Tor general purposes. The
fe,- for registration is ten cents for each
name on the list. Clubs containin. one
hundred names will be recorded! ios So.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

To make - telling speech man should
tell something.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-24

The issue in Massachusetts is rum against
temperance.
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strictly confidential.
eIANHOOD-2OOth Ed.

DIR. CURTIS Medical kssay on Premature De.
cline and Exhausted vitality can be obtained at
George Ellis bookstore. opposite the Postoffice.
Price fitty cents. Oc2l2o
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.,oles about Noah and the flood are as old
IS the ark.
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CLASS r.

70 - drawn in public 1t Sew Osiesns.
o. Saturday. November II, 1S13e
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He ia a comical thief who takes things
Sheerfuliy.
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LOTTERIES.

SUMMER sCHEmE'
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS
LOUISIANA STAT7 SINGLE TUMsER L0TT4RS
Three Capitas Prizes Of $4,000 eache
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated August u. 1861.
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.,,,,,n loaves fall to cover the grave Of
GUNNER.
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Under Act No. 81, session Of 1874.


'For tho amendment to article seve ntesD rela
tive 10 the day OF eiecting Representatives," or
Against the amendment to article seventeen
relative to the day of eiecting Representatives."
and whereas, II is made the duty OF the Governor
a, least six weeks before every genera! election, to
issue his proclamation giving notice thereof by
publication in the official journal.
Now. therefore, J. William P. Kellogg Governor
O: the State Of Louisiana. issue this my
proclamation, notifying the qualified voters
throughout the State Of the election aforesaid,
and commanding all Supervisors Of Hegistra.
ton, Commissioners OF Election and other Off
Gers therein concerned to hold said election
20. Repres.ntatives to Congress. State Treasurer.
Senator. and Representatives, to the General As
senbly Parish Judges Shefiffs. Coroners, Justices
O.: :he Peace Constsbes ETC.. and for the Yatltica.
ton o: rejection q: the proposed amendments 10
:h. con ..itutior, on MONDAY. THE SECOND DAY
OF NOVEMBER NEXT. Said election to ne con.
Quoted and :le returns thereof made in all respects
according TO the provisions Of the constitution and
Jaws o: this State and Of the United States.
Given under my hand and the sea! OF the State
hsIeUnt" attached this tenth day Of September, in
I'll. year o: our Lord. one Thousand eigh: hun.
died and seventy-four. and OF the independence Of
the Va.:eG States the ninety .:siut.L
WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG.
Be- t,le Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS,
Assistant Secretary y? Hesse. e.1l
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sCHEMK.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

26c prizes. amounting S.s.sS
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PR;zEH.
The nine remaining units o. the same ten Of .He
numbers drawing the first three full price will 70
entitled 70 the twenty seven ap 5r"x ~ ION py.zea
For example, # ticket No. ia. draws .hs first
1900. prize. those tickets nuYnbefel lZal. llst,
l243 l24s 12;5 i2a1. 1913 l2i9 and 25, viii! each 10
entitled I" 5000. n ticket No. 13' draws the see'
0nd s 10 a0o prize those tickets numbered 13I I3l
23; 23s 1885, 49, 1873. 23s and 30 viii. each BE- ...i:
tied to 500" II ticket n" IS. draws the :l.i.d
$1,000 prize those tickets numbered al. al a.S.
49, AS. ssG. AZ. ssa and 40 VIII be each entitled -
@20~.
Whole Tickets. $40, Haiyes. SIS, Quars
ters. 81 so. Eighths. ST rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHHOLD pkocce
TON.
Orders tn be addressed Z. the
LOUISIANA STAIR LOTTERY COMPANY.
Lock Boz No. sgl. Postottice Eex O.ieane
Send pos:otiics money orIer q re- ster your ies'
ter. ta2iv
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QUARANTINE.

Assistant Secretary o! STATE.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
yVROPIAS Markets.

rx,ox lp,u ll-l23O o. m-The for money At the sosh
Ftbnse oa securities Is cent ,ons9s or money.
2i o the a92l United states Eve rwsn, esaes
JSs-. ips Ere 80 DO Preferred oo2 New
Y CentIa 90 dispatches quote Renies a. OSt ooe
IiyxRPoot Apr ll-l23O p mCotson 10 quiet and STEADY
,,Ies ~ bales including 1000 for speea-on and eio s
upands nothing below Good OIdnAIy hpvcA
deliverable Jane and Jay 81 sis
IoNpos April m-Brie Railway shares SlsGS2 .,
mOf the Of Cotton to-day 9oO
b e. x, American arrived l6d deAreri sales 90 th b.ss
~ Mnc Uplaps nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable NAY
and pr AZ lGi dot nothing beloS Low Mdings deretaes
Nav and jane BreaIsaas quiet Bacon Az yer s"~ ~"
Long Clear Middle. a.. ,,,..x, ffs~
Iospos April ll4 p mrhe amount of behon wise' Rs.sg
The Bapk OF England en- balance to-day s3oOVO ks
shares, 81 lad3la .,.,.s.ef Madasg
LyERpooI Apr ll msales q Cotton on ,he .d AprL
Uplauds aslAiax beisa Gasl Qulsarx- shine- Aas~ -.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

The closing day of the week was not marked by
any new noteworthy incidents, and so long as the
financial question continues in its present muddled
and unsatisfactory shape, we cannot look for any
frightening up of business pursuits, OF of activity
to Wallst. speculation. The condition Of the rail
way share market to-day affords proof of this, and
the entire list, we may perhaps except Pacific
Mail, was pressed to further sharp decline, Lake
Shore leading in the depression nor was there any
special reaction, the general market closing up weak
The following are the opening highest lowest, and
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
We annex closing nominal rates Of foreign ex

Money Keeps in good supply and though lending
late this afternoon high per cent was acces-
sble nearly all day tat 40i. and so closed. Prime
mercantile paper in demand at 5i96l. The
bank exhibit was unfavorable. and reflected a
further severe loss in legal-teuders, though the
statement in this respect is made rising averages,
and tie banks hold really greenbacks than APP
pears. The net loss to the banks is Sl,9l7.SI5, or
5000 900 less than the expansion of loans. The fol-
loyviur are the comparatiye totals
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

1 .n32 .aGiI.oa2 0s1 aia6 0l

ro,....................lOS2,96 ,96l l.092Os7 2I25Ots
rsEeTsBss ,is@ -sr, sa Ss ':.y s;. r.s. .ss
IN fair request and 1 ssrenns The .ss%sH 'ss To Liver m
Zoo =, s s% 5S Soo 'sA S5an % o = s
,r s2s 81 To Glasgow. By steam 5000 bush Orc.
Rene ao 60 % port ireland win 800 q is
s Sss s Cor; zSo ot s al. g S$ u.s. via
G. 4, A@ee,n sa sSs 70 s,S S' ss. = "s asn sS s
1000 bits Refined DO at o. ID a9rwessn BARI 'snes '" Nc
GR,NWs lest market is dsv week qa'e ssroax sss
y seye n then With n'ed arrivals . yss,, ,.~
the abor Of the and favorable adves from Earope have
s and Sa, for S sosIo o so hS .Hpp .c'y
market has been sspersy sssetory 70 receivers nd s
re1ep we noe 2ae depletion "a oar stock d soed sprs I
additional smns.. the market sri quite probable that s,s
liberal supply ofteqngs VIII required the surplus wAs.
RE and aSat g75 900 bush 4" ssn Z, % ooI1 from this
time orwad oss for aiy reSs,lon IN e .app sgs sss
weather has greatly retarded d. oVSSSr ;'L ncf oa, Ia; w. a,,s
clay soil in Ohio doue, much damage Bee.
done he 27h Of Msrs on , =. the iS.5 e, sS % s
doubt njury Of sOsn! magnitude TO be Seriously f beyes<
s1ea. 1e Of The area aSd cultivation large hat
IA c and Ore "a ss |. the P'SIiso s s.
bushels greater @ than s r 5 aSy Po1 & s5s m,.s ':
grss dwbAci 10 the prosperity tbo s.es other STABLE pseiu~
SsSs Ssd a den for sorae Wheat for fuis dsT sa a".s
con % @ % ale. s Of & Ne q S, s 81 90 S %Sos ~ 1s%s 81
seller this month 81 81 Much OF the Wheat purchased nce oar sss
understood the Continent chiefly Frsncshere their
markets poorly supplied The Of France DUNG the month
OF februsrT O0D bH
M month Of Mir hehee low for Wheel
the Sumner months 10 probable 10 Wntet Wbss
little bs the supply Is light aud demand ce ~
mhng prces higher The exports the week 1868 OoS
bush 0fS bush. corresponding
Wheat opened the limited favorable
vice, from Eaope holders the .a,.S.ge The m,te, close.
quiet though steady the extreme prees ssfeo sa hrmn ghs
check bu.nessf Winter held higher but qpet;
10000 bush Al 4Sa8 81 Upsrsdd
81 81 for No Chicago Spring ~ 55dsl SO for No Choaxe
No. Chicago 81 62 for No. 4
Mwsuxee ~ 65 for No. HlwagEee 81 6s for Red Western;
30 Choice ~ % for No. hinpesots ssd
brsh No. Nj wankee, seller April 81 81 6s. Barley s
limited demand steady Barley Malt Is dull and tame Os
beteT ard demand the sses $4,000 bush Nev
lows MIl 62adG4 l2e White at 65a6s2e; Black at 6lS
Gl ; Western Mixed 62ld6i 3.; White AZ 65 06oc Rea
higher bat quiet; the 500 bu.b PennsJyah 20
O7 on per Choice Dry Is demand at ai
prices but Inp Is dull inquiry chiefly for export t
are l47 SjGS9e aud Old At $50
gc. Western White S7QS9c. Western Yellow SS090cs
southsru s9d9lc Southern hse 9o992 Jersey
eI the 20 OOO bush OH Westrn
Mixed seller Apn at 9Oe s1d $4,000 bush Damaged Mixed 81
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

S.s..
HAY AND sTRAwIts msra iye 0uie' and Price are e,,s
qaote Prime s29 tom ShsriHg s Issi' and No.
M0tAsSEs domestic fair demand with sales Of o. bbs
fo FOga aOsses sale today Of 300 hhi' Cuba MseO'ad'
NAVAL sToREs-Tne m,rlct for Spirits rupeotne tis
e er ay Bat limited sad eontned TO te home aie
pg i5iec for Mehaaabe southern STAINED Rosa iu bs.
steady - 40 81 90 with ses OF 40 eSs a & e'e @ ny
o Tar easier and more acive sales 0f 100 'e' % w"
Fos-Inseed moderately active and steady quoted at 96s In
sss sss1 ,1 e5e SpS% m wnte1 Lard Re & si oSe o
M gs ami sysBeee ser ssSre which limited
purchases The ony 900 bbis MAY eary N daI q 10
Of O0O So 800 bbs wcct MAJ 74
@CTi0py % ,DGS sSpSs c Rssd IN e Inactive at 26S5s
SsptSa 6m 04c At Philadelphia the market W. da bat ;saJ
at for prompt esge5 SS:oge ae 'd''''' from the p'''
day Pork mako, strong
sr Es qS sssd .s sfse s STs1Sis i export
sSgsd 9sss. s Sof. % SaS ss S % & s q BIZ
have been light with probability chat shall hiye
j a .ee inau o Mes FOR April and ssy dSe st
3 %a.Ss 1S @ since Ss @ S the ss n1
early this not having beeo At TIE Present pees 70 hs Goa
csn much lower hures and with present supplies hee and
AZ fair prices Keep down toe stock the seAOosd
In Prime Mess m''ed business p.s , may be o,,tS noted Ss b..
sy the Pork inactive and heavy; the demand Tor both
% 19 is 's % o yf & limited s @ f'a t 'S9 I'd. 's & I 81 's g
5 PINE D % M Ts S F" s. for ard aS sS Ss.' s e. W Jils s'.
Befis ste5iv snd fairly soye 200 bbs 500
Sl2 for Plain Mes S2 JOdsl3 as Extra Aei Sl5 30 tor
Packet Tiercr quiet OF % ts u ~ wesiern
Reef Hams are det steady sales Of % bbs At s25as2i is
Southern Cut Meats are fairy y or NGOLe aaa
rather stronger for Pked O 900 Saunders Al ie ni Fresh
7I for Pcei anu sl2c for Smoked 200 Hams lObGlO5
for Fresh IOs.Gl e Pced and l2a3 for Tossd on.i
1000 bellies Fresh. II 9c; 10000 ID DO III 2Gl2 10;
bdrei at lOe buk al 9's Bacon scarce sud
firm, sales Western aud HEAVY CJ Long lear a. o
,re-se Hogs are frm: quote at 7l411. Tor CitY brl
bu aa SPOT ~ itne sales OF 30
bbi. sUd s al CITY. 10 -l6GlOisc for Far 70
PIE Stesn 100 c O2c for BIosn, snd o for
wbe SO tcs Western of grade ~ Oc for lure delivery
of seller April, al 10 l-lOci
Mayat 10 g. -l6d l0it,. cosngst the extreme
NEW-fOkK f0k WEEK.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AHESThs receipts to-day 16 pkg Pots are steady ana que
65,c Pearls dul and nominal
COrFEE-rhe market for Rio continued steady aud CaDe
received to-day report improving markets In huroPei se OF
Mermak ranspred but supposeu 70 e ~
and 500 bags Der Aquneck at Bait more good quality at u both
gold Mid Cofs quiet and little DOING we qa9e I
cargoes l9d l9.; fair do 2OU2O 2c; good 90 "a "a
prime do 22d22H Ii and extreme range for lots lo69e 1sts
2S Nacabo 2Oa25c and Porto Rico and COSTA cA
all gOli I'm - N ~,
COrTOSTbe mnke, o Cotton the spot si very din but
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
propo5als

OFFIcR COMMISSIONING or kNIGkiTlON(
OF rHE NEW lORK,
CAsrLB GARDEN. NEw-lVRK, April 10, l5li
4tFALFD PROPOSALS will be RECEIVED
o'clock, TUESDAY next the
months from May J. the state Em
cant Institutions Wars Island with about 3OOO quarts o 'ON
OENSRD MILK. monthly. h. d. WEBS LEh' Secie'AH'
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,

VERMONT DIVISION,
PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD,
WITH
TRAFFIC GUARANTY
OF
EASTERN RAILROAD OF MASSACHUSETTS.
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE NEw-ENGLAND INVEST
MENT.
The issue Is LIMITED to $4,000 per mile and has
basis OF CASH CAPITAL STOCK OF 81 100000 PAID IN
AT PAR
limited amount remain unsold. Bonds issued in
denominations of SOOO $500 and 800, and interest
payable in gold, May aud November l.
For sale by
E. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co.,
st. Johnsbury, VT.
FAIRBANKS, Brown & Co.,
2 Milk-st., Boston;
FAIRBANKS g. Co.,
Stl Broadway, New York;
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
frt Mortgage BondhOlders are requested TO, de-
posit their bonds with the Farmers Loan and Trls.
Company prior to the 18th April, aud receive in ex
cnange trust Certificates emitting them TO repre-
sentatlon by the Committee of the United Foreign
and Resident First Mortgage Bondholders. For
further particulars apply to
HEIDELBACH, FRANK IL Co,
Bankers, No. 81 Exchange-place New-YOrk.
The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
ape ana suggestive essay ON this topic by Proi r.
B. Eilott OF the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully ID
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. New-iork.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
The earnings Of the indianapolis. Bloc

Inc earnings OF the indianapolis, bloomington
and Western Railway for the first week in April
were s39,24l Is; same week in 1873, $3O,63S 70
increase. Ss,GC2 &c.
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
sylvania Skies, los; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
20; Reading Railroad. 57l; Pennsylvania Railroad.
So; gold, ll3l
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

Forward oeyeres are With limited demand sales as
follows all OF Of Low Nddlngs: . 900 % I'll, 100
II Sc II 1922 October, 100 Il l6; total OO bates
Sale, to-isv M TO M April 100, I6 1885 3CO 10 5ic
100 d. is i6c loo iG t l6h 100 10 o1Se 6G
100 ~ 10 3 lGc. 200 lb4; NAV, 400. 10 255Ze.i Nv
g3c 300 l6 2332c; 800 10 l.l6c Jgne 600 ~ 4e i2VV
II i52c. 600 II b &c; 500. II J32c July OO &C.
II glG 100 II 7-2c August 200 II l3lOe OeoDsr @oV
total. 1870 baesi grad total. lOiO0 baes. - .
FLOUR AND MEAL-We have had fair degree oi act'y no
pAraiyely gradesthoe valued AZ - 9a
S7-bn Winter Wheat Extras we nave sl 70
note yaabene aud for thee the demand n oee
Sfm. Winter Wheat has been submitted 70 an nee
beeu the the beteI
bon feeling Wheat brands previous to cur last
local dealers have purchased hsm on 70
r. an. s,-s choice Family grades decidedly lower q
sales extremely fhcut even at the aerne a
more apparent daily the cnsampon u WINTER hhat
in England States the New Process u gradnP
dsnacrg other think is growing IN favor slowly 10 us
VICINITY and must attribute ns very eohsdeDe
pg OF in the consumption OF Winter Nhea FouF ~ pos.
ton learn the falling Of is stI more appafeh. in 'n
here We notice steady increase 10 the e"hs1mp v
Ion Of Fancy brands Minnesota, valued at ~ +OGYO hss
also dlsplsing Whest brands Many mhe are no,
ofh this Information be useful 10 thei IS ne may H % -
Our receipts have been LIBERAL ana v" I1
large tor the season. the ample ana deo
chsnge character OF this trade should hamolsh %
chase Wheat wiih great einion as sy had eoo
No without cons aefao
close thoy dull and tame rv b..
beep fairly active and fncuatei bat lgtiW e sulP2
proved limited and notice lev tats or Tn 1T annd
within h4 range quotations for WesteIn hhr. L,
busines, has bOurf q"
at the miller advanced their views sgnesh@, ~ T b
ne ayance IN Wheat exports q the wees az 40 -
% 81 200 tbis The corresponding week last year To-Day tne
po,r and most grades were itset
ratber e,,r prices brands u Minnesota are saau
be. ND and superhBe heaVyi AZ the Close lh 49, ~
n on most grades the buyer; sales VI l2VoV DDS ""
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

United States bonds made material improve-i
ment, Consols being .alsb strong and higher, while
Erie sagged from 32l to 31f at the close The BANK
of England lost f3O.OOO bullion withdrawn on bal
ance. But neither the condition Of the foreign mar
kets nor local considerations had any effect upon
the gold market which was dull throughout but
strong wihal all the transactions of the day being
at 119I and 113., and restricted at that. On gold
loans the rates g. 81. g. and per cent for car
rying to fiat, and 2 per cent for borrowing. Inc
highest price of the week was 113I and the lowest
113i. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed S2Ooo IN
called Five-Twentes making total for the week OF
100000. The days disbursements of coin interest
ON the public debt were only $780, making total
for the week of 100000 The import entries OF dry
goods at the port of New-York for the week
amounted to S3O6O,9O9, and of general merchandise
to IS 217 169 making total in gold coin valuation
of S1l,27S,O7S. The days operations at the Goid
Exchange Bank were as follows: Gold cleared
$50, ,7G7,O 900 gold balances, Sll765Ss currency pat
ances, Sl,6O7Oi9 The following were the principal
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

g4J 6477 a3o l,446,760 22s2 5231o5 oZ9zSz
TOTALS nov. l, 1873
hbis p,ror NJ Lard n. Beef. Cheese b. Tsiou, 10
ToS i5s sal $50 80 7l6 Al 766 IA 5oi $50 226
i'
bb. Racou Beef Cbeese n. Taiov, 10.
* 4 Is4I7s612 lOl O95SsO 5Z69s l49e5 43b slle15I
rather Inquiry both Obd and New and 1s
6gur,. Mea
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13

adv and IN fr reduest sales comprised %
@ C,os az sste 10 bags Rangoon AZ 1sdI ", duty paid
saes OF 80 c Choiee al
~ md 100 tcs May private terms 10 hhls for hrs ~eea
NAV AZ lie. for export. \.
sGAR-TLe FOR Raw Sngars at an advance ef
Lice y b on tie basis Of "a 20 isr s 70 ZOO sha -
M Prime, today 9U3 hld Aad 20
lS2 Lhs Centnga sss6sssc 500 bids Musoysdo, fr -
good Al 7a7s, l62 bids do at lli6c 93 hhts hoisssss
Sugar 7i4 l6 hhds DO. at i snd 2zO boxes cenn'
s5ds3,c also late YESTERDAY l55 bids AuoTsdo a. % I'D
bb Moases sugars AZ % l59 Cennfaya al o'z9
ss.c Re6uei Suga steady al former figures oo . " <..
TAIToW $1,000 10 PRIME Ctty
sud 100 bb auq 6j Prime 0f stos Of y
WHISKY dali but ' sae'ofl10oSa at 'Aa 're's
and l5O bbls Alcohol At 90c.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-13
The make, for Cotton on the spot IS .n very aa but

The Cotton running 10 @oAAJ no
more tuau half q 4 esde % below eraI- quoted
PRESENT DELIVERY. =
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THE MONEY MARKET.
10 O'CLOCK A. M.-sALEs BEFORE 7

OFFICIAL REPORT. " y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
APRIL IL, 1874.
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lCtrelullr reported tor Tas rRrBusE. |
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
SATURDAY. April IL. 1874.

SATURDAY. April IL, 1874.
following complete list Of sp2el in vessels which
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cks made day /:

The london market was reported in much better
shape than yesterday, money IN the open market
having eased up to q per cent. As result i'll part
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ST. Jons, II. B.-Bds w,.tmor.l.nd.


sr. JoHSs N. F.-sehooner Allegro.
Pork bbls.. 235 Leather Sides 200 NJ Tobae,b. 3l35
Hams ib.... 1900 Leather, bdlA Seed, bags. 20
Flour bbls.. 1873
ST.. yoHIs, N. P.-Brig Rival
Pork bbls... 400 Flour bbs.. 1920 Perfnery,bn 90
Cheese. H.. l8O0
sTKrTTS--Stesmer Absalom.
Lsri b 296 o3S Bacon 096 Tsow &C. 122
Nrn u
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comparative totals :
The following shows the relation between the t.

Government bonds have been steady with q
moderate investment demand reported. The market
closed on the basis of 2O to 1905 for 1865 The fol-
lowing are the quotations at the close: