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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14
lew ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following kilograms were posted at the Cot
ton kxchange:
NEW YORK, March 13, A. M.-Money rate 3d4; car
ryIng raie t2Old) 3h.
LONDON March 10. $40 P. M-Anount Of bullion
gone ed INTO n bank OF knsand TO-DAY asInst fo
York, and after liberal business, closed at HE q
illl. against liza in that market The sal i
summed up 5 lC4 900. embracing $4,000 at IL u
lll1.
Ne sales of silver were reported American half.
dollars are sin quoted AT l010l0S and Mexican
dollars at lGs1l08r.
Sterling exchange opened nj yesterdays closing
Cline in gold at New York, closed 2-lO per cent
lower for cor mer. iaI. and 10 for bank The sales
amounted to $1,000 comprising G60oo bill of lad
ing at SIS 3505 3d. Gl5GO and, f35Oo bill OF ladip q
and 2lGo0 al clear at SIS sc. and 5000, $500 and
$4,000 bull of lading e Is 600 de and Al clear and
$1,000 AL clear at SIS 36l5.
The sales of francs comprised 50 900 on Italy at
AS; 5000 French at -; and3O 600 aud 1907 600 do at
4.7u.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS IS
us IS for bill of lad,.,g and Al clear, and SIS 500
10 for bank. and francs at Ala ior private and
nominal for bank.
The offerings OF domestic exchange were of iibe raj
extent. and rates without quotable variation.
The sales of New York sight covered $500 600
embracing sa slo%" 8 ssS and I'D sS GOO
private bankers, and $80,0O0 bank at h y o. Mt
discount and S is ooo and SIS 100 private BANKERS,
ssl2,oo0 commercial on Boston at > y cent dis
count, and $40 ono do at SIG.
The banks continued to check on New York at
para = r. cent pre- num- and commercial sight was
still quoted at d y cent discount.
In stocks we noticed sales of 500 shares of Lou
isiana Levee, preferred at - and loo do at St 37.
There We're also sales reported Of Home Mutual In
snrsnce Company Sc lip at.
The Increment in city gold bearing seven per
cent bonds more active at sitter rates, the
market opening at about So and closing at about
Nlo-, against say last evening. The sales and re-.
sales included $685. 900, embracing 5000 at 58a4;
f+e00 and $1,000 at So $4,000 and $4,000 at SEX;
tSSUVO and Is 1000 Mt 59h: $4,000 AT s. j. and s 3Nl
and $500 at 59aa and after the cl of he mar
ket $500. Sl0t 100 and 81 ,0Os at Co. and $50 90
at sos. We also noticed sales of i 1000 city ten
pr cents at rs Ii 5000 do at Is and j. 1900 ut IT,
City appropriation certificates were still quoted
at 3, but no sales were rep.rted
ito GALES of Metropolitan Police warrants worthy
of notice reported, and they still quoted
at about IS IT'S
We he ar of no sales of State warrants, except in
al all retail amounts for the payment of taxes.
The mf1net still quoted at a. for large denOmi-
and ~ @ SIS for small
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14
BY TELEG APH. .
WASHINGTON.

Summers Art OaIiefys
WASHINGTON, March l3-Sumner be-
sueathes his art collection to the COrcoran
gallery.
Business Suspended.
All federal business is suspended IN re-
speot to Summers obseduies.
No legislation to-day. Committees held
no sessions today.
senator Gilbert In the Vncast Seat.
Senator Gilbert, haiing from Florida,
has Summers chair.
Morton's abcess is healing
sumner's Remains at the Capitol.
The Capitol was crowded to view Sum
ner's remsins, which were borne away at
three O'clock on d special train.
Professor Forsbey Arrived.
Professor c. G. Forshey, for many years
known as AL engineer authority ON the
physics of the Mississippi river, has arrived
and taken rooms at the Ebbett House. He
represents the New Orleans Chamber of
Commerce In the matter OF the Fort st.
Philip canal, and will support Governor
Hebert and the Southwestern men in their
efforts for the canal. He ID receiving n
favorable bearing from representative men
from all sections.
store Keeper Appointed.
Joseph M. Watson has been appointed
revenue store keeper for the fourth district
Of Georgia.
Summers Remains Passing Through
Washington.
The hearse containing Summers remains
wac preceded by half a dozen carriages,
and followed by some 300 cnlored people on
foot. The display was very modest, and
the people well behaved. Quite a number
of policemen kept the avenue clear of the
rabble. A vast crowd passed through the
rotunda TO take last look.
Judge Durell.
1t may be positively stated that Judge
Darrell has not placed his resignation in the
hands OF any person to be rendered under
certain contingencies.
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Georre Eichhorn W.. JOHN l.. ErZ2Dger
knecutar OF Succession OF Agatha krznger

George Eichhorn vs.. JOAN l.. ErzaDger.
Executor OF Succession OF Agatha Stranger.
uNIFrH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 5427.-By virtue of 9 writ OF seia
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable sne
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans - "a
PUBLIC auction, the Mel ehants aud Anctioneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
city. on TUESDAY, March "a. 1874. at twelve
O'Clock M. the following described property, to
" A LOT OF GROUND, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon ana appurtenane.s
thereto belonging designated by the letter q, Ia
the sn uare Of ground bounded by Lavee Jackson.
Phiiu and Rousseau Streets Fourth District OF TINS
city, measuring sixty-four feet i've inches seven
bred aud seven feet eleven inches the side line
dividing it from the portion OF ground II; on Inc
other side ttne dividing it from the properly o.
lines and sixty three fest eleven inches two hoes
In width in the rear, as per sketch ana survey
thereof the twenty firth OF December. 1900, ~
J. A. DHemecosut. surveyor. in tho possession OF
A PORTION OF GROUND adjoining the above
lot in the said square and district and designated
by the letter Oil the sad sketch, and measuring
twenty-one feet ten inches three lines front on
Levee street. by depth the side line dividing It
from lot G OF one hundred and seven feet Gle ven
inches and on the lower side line toward Jackson
and twenty one feet seven inches seven lines in
width in tho rear. with all the buildings and I'm
provements thereon and appursenances thereto
belonging and spp~ItaAisg.
1he said two peces Of ground herein described
embrace the whols Of the original lot number six.
teen, purchased by Joseph Mensman, first husband
of said late Mrs. Erxinger. from Saint Fort Dhsuau
the fifth january, 1880. by act before G. Pollock,
late notary public in this city. and part Of the
original lot number fifteen. purchased by said
Joseph Mensman rom Francis lioubean on the
thrtieth January. 1926 by act before H. K. Gordon.
late notary public in this city, and by two asts OF
settlement and alienation passed before J. ?. Cof-
January, 1853, and tenth August. 1869, Charles
Ne1sman, son and heir Of Joseph Mensman twho
was the first husband In community Of said late
Mrs. Krzinger) and Charles c. de LacroI. tutor OF
the minor children aud heirs of George W. Mems.
man deoeas4d, who was another son and heir Of
said Joseph Mensman. conveyed their interests in
the succession of said Joseph Mensmau, father OF
said Charles and George W. Mensman and their in
terest in the succession OF Joseph Mensman, de-
ceased brother Of said Charles and George W Mems
man, to the said late Mira Erziuger.
Seized In the above snit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
W. P. HARPER
fe10 mh6 "a Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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John Rarp w, John Hou,cx.

NFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THs PARISH OF
Il orleans, No. 1854 BY virtue OF a writ of seiz
nre and sale to me directed by the honorable the
rHth District Court for the parish of or cans in
the ABOVE entitled cause. will proceed to sell nj
puoc auction, ut the Merchants and Auct,one.rH
hxcnaoge, Royal street between Canal and Chs
tninhouse streets, in the Second District of tn :,
cny op SATURDAY, April T. 1874, at twelve o,clocIs
H.. tne following described property, to wit
zen IAlN LOT OF GROUND together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, the richts
situated In the First District of this city desiH
hated by the lumber seventeen in the sonara
pounded by Magazine, FOucher Delord and Poav
iaI-e streets. en- a plan drawn by G. r Dunha,
tste surveyor, on the twelfth of Noyember ia.G
anu Heposied by the number forty six in the book
Vi pans, number two. of William ClIristv f.rr,an
n"tAry pubic IN this city, fO' refe euce which sad
I .u. msasufes twenty-five feet seven and three
nIths inches 'front.' on Delerd street by one hnn
SIeu i1et In depth and front on Foucher street
hhslen measure, between parallel lines and 10, =,
ing one OF the corners Of Delord and Fouaher
s.!eets osIng the same property acquired by tn,
.a.e JONI houley, deceased by purchase from the
E.aihllH herein, per act passed before Robert j
verdber, 1870. va WAC nieo VI NO
Seized In the above suit.
-, i 90. purchaser 10 assume the PAYMENT
Oh an outstanding note for the sum Of ftteay ~
uIeo collars, secured by mortgage on said nran.
eI.y, oaed November l, 1872 and mad. navabb,
W. years AFTER date and be airing interest At The
.aC ! vi eishS per cent PEE annun from date until
rras' o Inc o. ance OF the price Of adjudicatiou
,,.,r ". p. HARPER.
Inn9 = ap4 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

w NuuFles tSnQute, Teet0meDeorv Ev
.ou.iA' We. Max GreIzuer and MorlIz (;retZorr
ktoSRiH DISTRICT COURT FOR Tux PARISH m
~ sUteaLs, No 20 26e.-By virtue of an aliaa writ
~. Eea anu sale TO me directed by the honorable
in Dlatr otCourt for the parish of Orleans
~ ,Lt aooVe entitled cause, l will proceed 10 sell
=. puilc auction, at the Merchants and Auction
mango, Royal street, between Canal and
ct use streets 10 the Second District Of thi ia
NY On TUESDAY, April :, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
me following described property. to wit
IhE HEREiNAFiER DESCRIBED PROPERTY
..Dgether with all the buildings and Improvement.
J. certain lot Of ground situated in the p,rst
lstrct Of this CITY, in the square bounded hv
Lio%rty (ste st. Paul., Lafayette flata Hsy,aY
howard tAfe Giionde) and Poydras streeta msas
uring about thirty feet front on IiheT % .t.o",
and never to be more than SAID tbrtv -. t
depth Of one hundred and seven f,et q; ,ht ~ d
between parable lines. all kuglish measure "0''
- Another lot OF ground. situated in tha .,.
ais,rct ana square, desi gnated by the np~S.e ~
on plan drawn by w. B. Atkinson ,reh;tn, ' IA,
the niteenth OF March, lsal and .ienos;,.I 20 Oh
nIty eight In the book Of Dlsns NJ the II,
=, .. usrAs. notary public in this civ asia -,
1 onsuIoS twenty four feet We tncbes AZ H. os
s.o1t On Liberty street. BY ono bundr.d .nd nnes
Xma.ia Iucnes In depth. between paralial H.
R.inr IN MEASURE. per said plan '-''''
hsrS;ns sno same property acquired by desenS.n.s
re.s.d ~ purchase from Peter Llufrin ~, -
H.h;o eeiore Michael Hahn, formerly - $3.50 -
Gssss1 s1is CITY. on the second Of Jenus-v isSS
1ssos-CaaA = tie 80
nSen. " p. HARPu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. 81, 5S2.-By virtue of writ OF
feri fscias 10 directed by the homo rable the Si
pelior District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, for city taxes for the
at the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. in the Second District of this city on
WEDNESDAY March rs, 1874, at twelve O'eloe k
NJ the following described property. to wit
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the sixth Distr OF OF this city. in square number
two hundred and seventeen, bounded by Maya
zine, Camp and TUledano etreets and Louisiana
avenue known as lots numbers six, ten, eleven
and twelve, and measuring as follow, to wit: Lot
number six measures thirty-two feet front on
Magazine street, by depth OF one hundred and
twenty nine feet; lot number ten forms the corner
OF Magazine street snd Louisiana avenue and
measures thirty two feet front on Maya street
ny depth OF one hund ed and twenty eight fest
and lots mum b-ls eleven and twelve measure each
thirty tso feet front on Magazine street, by a
depth OF one hundred and twenty eight feet.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
- W. P. HARPER,
Slertn P0rlab SDf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14
NEW YORK.

The Majority Of the Prince Imperial.
New YORK, March 10 "A Herald special
from London, dated yesterday, says: MN.
Rainier, Petrie and several hundred promi-
nent Frenchmen have already arrived to
attend the festivities at Chiselhurst on the
occasion of the majority of the Prince Im.
perlal.
Newspaper Change.
s. II. Gay. who, in connection with Will
liam Cullen Bryant, is engaged on literary
work TO be soon announced, IL about to
retire from the editorial staff of the Epenin0
Post, where be will be succeeded by Albert
g. Browne, Of Boston, formerly secretary
to Governor Andrew.
summers Remains En- Route.
The Philadelphia special train, bearing
Mr. SumDer's remains, passed Havre dc
Grace at SIG. and Wilmington at 6:3O p.
M stopping at the latter place to afford
the members of the committee accompany
ing the remains chance to partake of
rrtreIhments. A large crowd assembled at
the depot
Another Move for Tweed.
Another motion made to day in the
Court of Oyer and Terminer on behalf of
Tweed, to make the record Of the court set
ting forth his commitment, conform to the
alleged facts. 1t WAS stated that the SEN
tence specified the county Jail az the place
OF imprisonment. In opposition it WAS
claimed that Judge Davis instructed the
clerk to enter the commitment to peniten.
tiary. The clerk said 1t was 40 The matter
was deferred 10 Monday to allow him to
put in his affidavit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

by the Right for the disfranchisement of the
colonies Of France. NJ. Laboulaye made an
earnest remembrance warning the members
that the British colonies in America had
been alienated from the mother country by
the denial Of the right of representation.
The colonial deputies have unanimously
demanded that right.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14
SHERIFF'S SALES.


The City Of New Orleans W. Archibald
BOulware.
cyUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH
- of Orlesus No. s00A by virtue OF writ Of
fisri iscias to me directed BY the honorable tho
SUPERIOR District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in The above entitled for city taxes for the
year 1879 will proceed to sell at puohs a1%ots"n.
ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom house
streets, in tho second District OF tn,s city On
WEDNESDAY,, March Is, 1874 ut twelve O'CLOCK n,
the following {, soribed properties. to wit
/. LOT OR PokT1ON OF GROUND In the FIRST
District of this city, measuring 6fts four feet mont
on Camp street. by one hundred and twenty feet
in depth in the irregular portio on Of ground desig
mated as number two hundred and three, bounded
by Camp. Race. Orange. Felicity and Coliseum
streets.
same district, in square uumbea three hundred and
fifteen bounded " Basin. Thsua. Franklin ana
M. hOmepe streets, known As lot number three,
and measuring thirty-two feet front On Basin
street, by ninety seven feet In depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-CaSh on the spot
W. p. HARPER,
a~bS q Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

GUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pARISH
~ Of Orleans Nos. So 1867 and 81 ,396-By virtue OF
Two writs OF heri facas to me directed by the hon
Orleans In the above entitled causes for city taxes
tor the years 1871 and 1873 will proceed to sell AT
Puoi'c auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
CITY, on WkDNE5DAY, March rs, 1874, at twelve
wit e''J' :"
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the Third Dis
Lrlct OF inns city, IN square number 1923 bound *.
oy oeneSs, ba2ateus st. Anthony and Celestine
streefs, known as lot number ten, and measuring
hfty three feet froat Genesis street Nv one hui
dred and twenty eight feet in depth
Seized III the above suits
Terms-Cush on the spot.
W P. HARPER
lei mh6 - Sheriff Of the Pa IRISH of Oreana
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mh3 III p4 Sheriff of


state OF Louisiana versus John Hu..su-
SUPERIOR DISTRICT OOURT FOR THE PARISH
ner lacias to me directed by the hone rabIa M
i" District Court for the parish Of Orleans
~ tne above enatled Cause. for state Ia xas for
non. 1T the Merchants and AuctiopsorT k9
n tomhn;. Royal street between Canal and Gus
ety. on SATURDAY April T. 1914. At tWaivs o, sis
IL oS NE t !9Raowtng dsscr1bsd property to Wit
First District of this c,ty in snaD situated IN the
a. BOUNDED by Delta, Poydras iafayetts aud Fropt
front ~ %e n ng twenty four feet eight inches
twenty. ava sea. :, street by one hundred AMI
Ssized 10 the above suit
Terms-Cash on the s,.ot
rha,,, w. P. HARPER
INNS IT sp Sheriff of the Parrish of orean.
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FOREIGN.
distractions from the Popc.

Inrtr nctioDs from the Pops.
RoNB. March I3-The Pope has written
the Austrian bishops, urging them to use
all their rfiuence to prevent the passage of
proposed eccleeias teal laws.
The Brooklyn.
man. ofwar Brooklyn arrived to-day.
TAo AKapNoo.
The Spanish isuu ciad Arapiles has called
for Martinique, where she will 90 into dry
DOCK for repairs.
An Atecnps % U;sfr- eehise the frs0ch
In tho cOmhllt&e OF the Assembly O
Electoral Law prsp0sitioa has been nsde
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

FOB NEW YORK DIRECT
& The steamship
GENERAL. HIEADE
A. W. SAMPSON Commander
SATURDAY March H. at BAN.
Will leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson stres, nv
:. Ihese steamers have superior accoumoda t,o ~
for passengers "u"'i"ns
S.aar,na eo''''''''''' ...-........ go
Bills of lading signed through to LiyernooI o,.s
gov. Bremen and Hau burg f'o1' "AeS-
Through Tickets for First (,,aso .,s S.
rassansers ior Liverpool and the Continent coz.
necting am daion's, Line of Steamer s saiin.
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN II. LCDWIGSEN, Agent
tn. s,..,, u,., NO l9O Common street
leaving SATURDAY, March 81, at a. M VIZ ioi.o"'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

John M. Gordon, of Norfolk, Virginia,
has in his possession two clusters of
Spanish dollars, incrusted with shells,
which were taken from the bottom of the
sea; but at what spot no man in the conf.
dence of Mr.. Gordon can declare. The
dollars speak for themselves, and tell of
the destruction of some Spanish argosy
laden with treasure; but they refuse to
testify as to latitude or longitude, and re-
main my stery, perhaps never to be solved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14
COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EVENING. March Is, ls-

FRIDAY EVENING. March IS 1874.
C0FION-Tbe sales TO-DAY mot including $50
bales additional yesterday embraced up $3.50 bales
at irregular, and In some cases, easier prices the
market showing rather more steadiness toward
the close, and requiring no change in quotations.
except reduction Of IL on the inside fgures for
low middhns. We give also the Exchange figures
as follows: -
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l. The steamer
STATE or LOUISIANA.

3SA The steamer
~ STATE or LOUISIANA,
WIZ san htm New Orleans for Liverpool direct
saturday. March -, 1874
=, WI receive and sign through bills Of ladng 10
Havr~. Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam
and al continental ports
Return tickets issued available for TWELvR
MONTHS, at reduced rates. and through tickets
TO ali parts Of the United Kingdom and Europe.
stewardess and surgeon are attached to each
medicines. ~
Money orders granted free Of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets Issued here to mar
ties desarous Of sending for their friends, 80
These vessels GROSS The bar at all time 8 without
detention. 1'
For freight or passage. having superior accom-.
A. K. MILLER 4 Co.
6e!4 No % Carondelvt street Naw Orlaora
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

Both the Baton Rouge advocate and the
New Orleans Reayune speak of the late
billiard Fillmore ~ the last of our most
worthy ex Presidents. Why this fling at
Andrew johnson. tho political friend Of
both these papersi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14

EXPORTS.
LIvKRPOOL-Ship POmena-5706 bales cotton
LONDON-Bark Nred-393l SKIS oflcake 6ZS sta yes
BREMRN-Ship Csrl-aa47 bales cotton 30 bales
moss 1880 slaves
RUATAN ISLAND-schooner Pioneer-4 bales to
bacco 10 bbs bread 5000 feet lumber 5000 shingles
; kegs mails and sundries
NEW fORK-Steamship Gen Meade-!ES4 paies
cotton I78 bales hides 50 bales iron 25 bales moss
bales rope 20 bbs beef 256 bdls hides $50 dry hides
/ bale Inns 81 cks metal
IMPORTS.
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Helena-65eO COCOA
nuts 10 so plantais $50 bunohes bananas IS pine
apples bbls lines
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUtS-Srenmer Crescent City and harges-
So 900 bushels in bulk 1928 axis corn 1851 sks
oats ~ sks bran 1855 SKIS malt 1874 bales cotton 50
bbls meal IA 343 bbls -four 675 half bbls -four l0l
suudrv produce
BATON ROUGB-Steamer T. HOdge-13 bales Of
cotton SKIS seed cotton 20i hhds sugar IS bbs me.
lasses and sundIies
CAMDEH-Steamer Willie-66 bales cotton 34a8
slaves IS hides and sAudries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ESS RAILROAD March Is 1893 bales cotton zoe
bbls lime Is bbfs whisky so bbls oil stock and
sundrles
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. March l3-249 bales cotton $50 bbls rosin 2l8
pkgs tobacco and supdries
MoRGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
March 1873 bales cotton 10 bbls mOlasses Dbl SUI
gar hid sugar 81 head cattle and sundries
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ARRIVED YE0TERDAY.

so1@snlP LAveca. Cooksey. from Cedar KEYS va
EIox1oo portA. 70 ] Z Rober1s-lst district "a
0xEA0DoAxA 9
Osseeenf City. Dewssa. nea q Louis VIII
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Marine Intelligence,
OFFICR OF THR REPUBLICAN,
Saturday, March IA. 1874
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Gen Meade Sampson. for New York
German ship Carl, broklmann for Bremen
smhip Pomona, Hamilton. for Liverpool
noiweg an bark Nirod. HUM. for London
British barkentine A II Rowland portland IA
Leith, Scotland ~
schooner Pioneer, Rogers, for Ruatan Isiand
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.

OFFICE OF THK DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EVENING. MaSch u. 1874.
The money market continues quiet and easy,
With a fair demand for discounts at the banks and
Light offerings on the street. The reported transac
tons III CONN, rcial paper are mostly at previous
rates though we hear OF few negotiations in first
class at less Than figures We continue to
quote first CLASS paper with cOllaterals at lO0l2 y
cent T. annum; without collaterals at IL; AL at
l0lk y month and second grade at 2. First class
mortgages rule at l08ll " cent y annuun, but
nothing Is reported in second class.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LINK sTEABIsRIP COMPANY.

LIMITED.
The following new first class, full powered CLYDE
built screw steamships are intended to sail rgu.
hrly between EKW ORLEANS and LIVERPOOL
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
Tons
Stair OF LOUISIANA, Captain Stewart. .2No
SnAIE " MIN NESOTA, Captain Hamlin. >. 1900
6rATE OF ALABAMA, Captain Flint ..... .248O
cLAJ = VI nENNSlLNANiA, Captain Brace. 2508
STATE or VIRGINIA. Captain Sadler . $500
S ST 1 or SE0sGiA Captain
sLALh W NEvADA (buIlding). ................ 25Qo
bIAIB or FLORIDA (building). .2509
STATE VI DahoIA (ou1ldlng).. ...............25 Ot