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Als,ce, she can nuL 10 Injured 10 ANY great
extent Hopes are entertained OF getting
her Oft With the full tide this afternoon.
Aaoat Again.
The Spanish 1rigate Arspiles was noa,ed
eff about three o'clock this evening. Wild
che assistance of several tugs, ana Ii no"
anchored off the Battery.
The Disturbers to be Tried.
Saycral of the Communists arrested yrs
serday were released on bail to-day, to staha
trial on the charge Of having attempted 10
fNoite riot.
.nr,;,g the salary Of n Federal and n
Stute Office Declared Illegal.
.'niAd States Commissioners Davenport
Aned Controller Green for salary "a super
,,isor If elections, the controller refusing 10
nav. ss under the Few charter OF the city
- nerson ia allowed & hold federal ana
annnjci,ai office at the came time. he Su
.,rene Court upbolds Controller Green III
refnsing to pay Davenport while drawing
federal SALARY.
The Greeley Memorial.
The Greeley illuminated album. made by
order Of the city, was day presented u
sbe Misses Greeley at the resdence OF John
y. Cleveland. The presentalon speech
was made by Mayor Ilavemeyer. to winch
Miss Ida Greeley responded, expressing tht
Gratitude Of herself and sister for the honor
.,aid by the great metropolis to their father
Mr., Cleveland, as a member OF the family
thanked THE mayor and officials, and hite
saw Reid made n lengthy and brilliant
.peech IN behalf of the Misses Greeley.
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MARKETS..
kbonrsttc SIHSAstss

Nsw Ho.R. January II. Eveniug.-jioney e,av;
offered at $ Exchange quiet at 7' %. tovera-
southern -four loss active and declining; 81 100
20 for con mon to tair extra; SO oy0il for good
lower. corn hrntr. Pork heavy; new mesa $50 IS
Beef quiet, SO sale. Lard dull and lower, SC
Tallow steady. 7h1I6c Tu IenIlne nrn; 10
unchanged.
Cotton Spot closed quiet but drm.,; held. mid
eripts i5aI bales; gross 1885, sales 1888,
Futures closed W az; sales 10 100 bales. "a Sof
lows: low m' ding 'or January Is II ioal5 % SIC;
Ice; for May Ii l6c; orJure 1s9r IS Ice.
doing oHn at n Srices sugar anie aao for faiT to
e cent &c MoIasses unchange' New Or:
leans 7.0..c Rice moderately scl!vs aud un.
chang d.
Leather firm: hsmlock sole, Buencs Ayres and
Rio Grande light middle and heavy weights q so
Wool firm; 40a1oc for domestic fis+ce; 1890 for
unwashed; 5052c for pulled; ls1j5c for Texas,
1864 ll5k OF 1865 ll6h LIS &; of 1861 lis a of
1868 li6s; aves MY; ten forties ll3t.
consolidated 5ots deferred iVh; Louisianas o. new
o. levee skies 45h eights 81; Alabama Fights Is.
tises IS; Georgia sizes IS, sevens o.; Eorh Caro-
linas 26h. new u, slecia tax 81: South Csrolinas
rs new 10, April and OctObersi0
CINCINNATI. January A-Cotton Huief: mddllng
Ice. Flour-Demand fair; market urn Wheat
Demand fsi /; IL Al ket firm; 60063c. Oats-Demsnd
fair; market irm IS 1850 Provisions opened fi-m.
but closed q g. ade easier. Pork quiet; s5lo 50.
Lard quiet and tirn steam, &C bid. held NJ DC;
kettle. exc bid. Bulk meats-Little doing: should
era 6kc; clear rib, sales at Z Sc; clear held. at
~ d8c Bacon firm; shoulders The clear !it s;.s
clear RAC Whisky &C.
st. LOWS. January H-CoftOn-Eio"N demand,
liberal sales; middling i6Ac. Flour dnll ara lower
on all grades; sup-rdne WINTER. "a 1898 p; extra
winter. IS 60dp5 IS; double extra winter. sGS6 -.
treble. s6 soar; family. 81 5ODs 25 ehoice to
fancy $50 5cd9 50 Wheat Winter trmer; No.
red winter 81 as; No red Vin'er 8 Is, spring
maud mode, ate; No. mixed 59Le60c on east track
and in elevator. Oats dul AID eaAi-r; Ne 3. axe
in elevator. Whisky higher aSe. Pork s,eat,;
small sales of hard srdes at 6l5DS Is. Dry salt
meats et.adY aud firm; only jpoblns ALL. order
.TAde. Bacon firm and unchanged.
Fcreign markets..
IIvR.PcoL. January H. go p. NJ Cot'on-Saies
of Nplands basis 81 good Ordinars. sb;pSed
February aud March Sid; DO on low fnhdlilk
basis, 1ei!verab Q JanVar aud bsuary SD
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following telegrams were posted at the Cot
ton hxchaugt:
NEW YORK, January lA-CarryfnS rate. gold. :
3P h.-Money rate $, carrying rate 3.
LONDON January IA, 4 P. M.-Rate of discount II
OPEN ma fket Tor three mon,h his bills Ia 3a.
P. M.-The rate for money at tho Stock IL
char &c on good securities is 3.
Gold opened at III dll1k against Ills at New
York and after a fair business closed at the open
ing rate, against III i in that market The tales
SIP Coo and so NO at III p; 2O at Hin Oils
and j. 1000 and ~ 600 at IL y.
no saies of silver ported. American half
dollars were quoted at 10. & 0lO33j. and Mt xicaI
dollars at 1861, Ul07
The movement in sterling exchange was of fail
extent. The market opened about Il0 W cen,
lower, but closed at previous rates for Commercial
bills and 2lO = cent lower for bank: The sales
amount, d to 464, 100, embracing 5000 Al GEAR al
SIS %; Sl600 bill OF fading at - 80; 4 1870 do and
e2e0o AL clear at IS 30; 5000 bill OF lading and
g 10 go bill of ladi ana al clear at SIS 500 ~
10000 and ccyO0 bill of lsdiug. Gl5Oo and 1000 Al
clear at s. ala s75Ne bin of ading and Al clear e
at IS 5Osed5 81; eSC0O al clear at p5 80 = 40 51t
$500 private bankers and bank at -; SIOO bank
at SIS a, and Gl20O do at SIS SO
TIE sales of frame comprised $40 oC0 commercial
4.77h Q4.7oa, and $50 GOO at Ats
At the clu sterling bills were quoted at s. 500
q for bill of ladlng and AL clfa', aud SIS "a ro u
for bank, and france at s.'7s c4.76a for private
and nominal for bank.
With tar offerings of domestic exchange com
me, cial closed shade sitter. The sales covered
S300cna New York sight, embracing $50 oco
$40 coo and +25 600 commercial at s y cent dis
count $500 do at 9-l6. s Is 900 coo and $50
private bankers and $50 coo hank at y and + 5000
s 900 ard $40 coo private bankers at 10 We
also motto. sale of $40 ooOo Providenoe at dis
count. The banks checked on New York at u
cent discount, and commercial sight was quoted al
fs0h.
In stocks We noticed sales Of 100 shares OF Lou
isiana Levee preferred st so 70
No sales of bonds were reported. City gold beas
Ing seven per cents ara still quoted at about soy
City appropriation eerl.ncates are quoted AT % q
s..
Small sales of Metropolitan eoiioe warrants ARE
reported at 7DQTl
We heard ONO sales Of Clinton state warrants
They were still quote 4 at a bout So.
III Ter AL active movement in slS state t0ra-
an, warrants predtcated Oh the probable passage
Of bill by he LIE gislature ma king them reeeiy
able for buck taxes they opened ~ % and Close
at about 81. The sales summed up $50 900. IN, IN
bracing ss503e and $1,000 at IS; s 40GO at 49A
ss7OsO at So f25 .0oo at 81, aid BIZ, 900 az SIN.
We are ebted to Mr. Terenc- Wolfe, stcre'afJ
of the commissioners of the consolidated debt
for all the bids made for the Sale 10 the city q
wharf improvement bonds. agreeasly to the no.ics
If the Administrator of DinaDce, as we'll IS .
those accepted, as follows
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a little tale in Detroit paper illustrate

4 little tale in Detroit paper illustrates
the noble ambition OF the urfratheTed biped
when be is animated by great purpose
and inspired Iy 'of ) determinations: ''Iss-
terday afternoon NJ tw" O'Clock sou' men
seated b. unst Ives around q table. in Lar
ned stree: eaio0n 70 Vl.y . game OF catds
for a halt starved turkey that Uone of the n
would have scc.p t.d as gin. payicg fifty
cents each ;,r the IrI,Il.s.. the loser to
pay the drnks FOR Elk persons. A: mid
night each eCupi. had Owned that turkey
seven times. the bartender had collected
$40 10 Of the 4uartetts, aud the turkey wa.
SO nearly dead that he cou!du't say quit"
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4 Wyoming Matter.

We were severely repr"ved by she Chi
ca 60 Adcarce, few weeks since, for having
stigmAtzed as ian anonymous fabrication"
its state meDt that the wife OF the Territorial
delegate OF Wy. ming had induced some
Irish servant giils to vote for her husband
by promising them glass OF whisky We
have called upon the lady in question and
are authorized by her to deny The truth o.
the statement. That she herself voted for
her husband, and encouraged several ser
want girls OF similar political views at the
hotel where they boarded 10 do like wise, is
true And Why nolf He VIZ. the man If
her choice But that che il fluenced votes
by any consideration whatever .he EN-
uhaticaiIy aeuies.- Worarls JOnYpCI
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TEXAS.
The Texas Legislature.

GALVESTON, January 1.-the Ne~s has
:he following special dated AUSTIN. Janu
sry IA:
The Senate was called to order at Ten
O'Clock, and yesterday. resolutions were
spad and adopted.
Senator Flanagan was called 10 the chair
Senator Culbertson submitted the follow
Eng: -,
Your committee appointed to wait on the
Governor have to state that they are not
seady to report. The Governor will submit
. written report by twelve o'clock to-day.
The committee was allowed further time.
A Ne,ns special, dated Austin. JANUARY
81. reads:
House Egening lSession.-Mr. Epperson,
From the committee to wait upon Governor
Davis, reported that they had fulfilled the
duties assigned to them and submitted the
sAswer.
TThe answer was the Governors message
S.s published yesterday
Mr.. Sayres introduced the following:
Resolred That u committee of five, to act
9TH like committee from the Senate, be
appointed by the House to take into con-
celebration the answer of the Governor TO
she Joint committee of the Senate and
House and report, as early az practicable,
what action il proper and necessary to be
:aken by the Legislature.
The Chairman appointed as a COMMITTEES
represent atives Epperson, Delaney. Sayres,
.,arzizo and Harris.
Mr. Epperson, from the committee to wait
upon the Secretary OF State, reported and
presented the following answer:
BRPARrMENr STATE.
dustin, January L. 1874
Fs 3D. y, Epperson II. F. O'Neal and J. n. Harrison;
GENTLEMEN-Pn response to your demand
tor the returns of the election held in De.
sember, / have to reply that such returns
ore in my office, but | believe it to be my
siuty to refuse to report the same or deliver
them to the body you represent until the
executive of the State has recognised you
% the Fourteenth Legislature.
Respectfully,
JAMES p. NEWCOMB.
Secretary of State.
The Senate was called to order; Ireland
IL the chair; quorum present. Culbertson,
ON the part of the committee appointed to
wait on the Governor, reported their COM
plance; handing in tho Governors reply.
Senator Swift, of Cherokee, introduced a
resolution that joint committee of three
be appointed, to meet n like number from
che House, to consider the hest course 20
be adopted under the circumstances: pend.
.ag which, the Senate resolved itself into
secret 81 ssion; while there. the committee
was increased 60 five: DillaJd. Ball. Wood.
Culbertson and Ireland.
The Senate adjourned.
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wing the action Of Cong ess yesterday IN
the restoring of the law OF 1866.
Probabilities.
War DRPARrhlN4,
Office Chief Signal OMcer,

Probabilities.
War DHPAArnlN1,1
Of6ce Chief Signal Ofhcor, J
VA hington, January IA, 1874 40 ?. NJ
For New Englsnd Hight snow will prevail fol
lowed by clearing and very cold weaf her. Win
fresh to brisk nOrtLweeerly Wilds ana rising oAio
FOR the Middle States ard the lower axe region,
colder and partly cioudv weather Win lfesh 10
brisk northwest winds. WITH areas 81 sIoW ~ .t,o
northern portions OF these distiicss during 'no
night. .,,o, and thence southward
to Tenn, ssee deed. dly cold weather, with less
cloud ness increasing pressure and northerly
winds. -,
TEN pe nature with northw. s.erly to northensterly
winds. rising barometer. Clear and ciearib
weather.
London. Woods Hole Boston. Portland and East
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass January IA. p. M.-Barometer
so.:0 Wind north strons Arrved-Bark, Lynrt.
By.ick. master hftytwo days from GardIn, with
railroad IRON to order; steamship l. C. harris, at
Santiago to G. A. Whitney L Co: schooner Lilly
of the Valley, Leitch master, ten days from
Shijs 81. Wander. General Shepley. Elias Thayer,
Peacen4aer. and baras Vesta, St. george and
Nippon .
fresh, but undertaking No arrivals sailed
Schnnn.rs 3. W. Hill. George Seay, MonadnOck
and Gertrude Howes. bark Franklin and brig Pedro.
Mt s.v.n last night Down to.day-Susie silver,
3 4 III; Pa goud, 8 p n. Up-Aate KINNEY. P. h !;
Paragon. | A. NJ; Kate, : A. M Mary Alice and
harSes II n. weather cool aud clear. AiVe1 iau
lag.
MsapHi. January li-Weather clear and cold.
YER rising steadily. ATrived-GreaJ Repubhc,
from New Orleans Departed-Ri gour. Ful ure
city and Toe. fer New Orleans Fannie Lewis TOR
Red river; Mary Boyle for Arkansas river; Legal
Tender TOR White river.
CINcIsaArI. January H--River forty two feet and
falling. Weather clear and cold. ArIived-sam }.
Hale for New Orleans.
P1rrsBUKs, January l4-River even feet ten
inches and falling.
LOUISVILLE January i+.-Rryer falling; twenty
one feet in the canal and nineteen f,et IN the
chute Weather very cold ftH day.
EVANSVILLE Jan ary H-Riyer thlr ) seven feet
and 1isipg. Weather clearing and colder. Up
prytian, At eleven
CAIRo January H.-Arrtved-C. B. Church. from
New Urle ans, : p. NJ Pauline Carroll, fom New
Orleans \. NJ. Depart.d-C 3. Church, for ln
cinnsti.a p. NJ; telfsst. for ST. Louis, p. Nj
Molhe Moore. fov N W Orleans, p III. biver lisen
eighteen inches. Weather clear ana cold; ner
curry 1870 and 1allirg.
81 LOUIS, January H-Eo arrivals. Departed
City OF Alton, for New Orleans. and Kinney, for
vicksburg. River failing pretty fast, and good
deal of ice running. Navigation above here IL sus
pended and oats bound to this port from below
have been ordered STOPPED at Cairo or Grand
Tower. Weather clear. To-day was the coiot sf
Of the sea son. The mercury this norI!r: was g.
above 1A.cs
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FOR FLORIDA,

FOh FlDKlDA.
tednf Keys and Key West, Cafry<na the
United States Mail.
ITS The New Orleans, Florida
<SfS and Havana Steamship Company
LsAkH will dispatch a first ciass fast pa,
senger steamer
Every Week.
From The foot OF Cali ope st1pet. First District
RATES PASSAGE
10 Key West. To Cedar KeyA
Saoh. ..s-s.'..'...........$4 H25
o'T 10 nso.. '...:..... ~ IL
~ through bills Of ladng issued to ell points in
riorda including Tampa and to New York Charles
none put the companys bills Of Lding signed
ano none signed after sailing Of the steamer.
Spiehdid passenger accom- I'M dations and through
Tickets given t. above psints.
Office. Po."1'' nun" S''
For feeight or passage apply to
l. H. ROBBkTb. Treasurer
No. 12O Common street.
o. Over the Louisiana National Bank
me steamship -A-- follows on regular day.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. }
Thursday. January Il. Is7A 5
= ann VuoTEp
CLEARED YESTERDAY


British steamship Caledona Pearse, for 1i~erDeoi
Steamship Esvacs Cooksev for Cedar KEYS
Steam. hip GNde, Livingston, fog Key West
ri. other Florida Ports
Schooner II " Foster Rich. fof Boston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
gtessmship Harris, Pswell. from Braeos Sansi-
ago VIA HockpOrt. to Whitney &eO-AlgIers
Schooner Lily of the Valley. Letch, from RuAtan
aslaad, to Macheca Oteri-2d distrcsPY
sTEAMBoArS.
1.otavanns Johnson. from EamHen
La Belle. Dan als. from Shreveport
John Maud Noel from Memphis
Trenton. Bur ton, from WashNgtOa
EXPORTS.
observation-disclosures W Poster-i45s bales cot
ton 10 tons roofing yitch 81 hhss horns 1859 OK
horns
NEW YORK-steamshp City Of Bouston-7ss
bales cotton 100 hhds tobacco III hhds sugar 8S4
bbls molasses 100 bbls whisky $40 bb.s oil 200 obs
Iire 23i bdls hides 300 empty barres
KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTS-Stea mship
W Clyd,-2600 bbls -four Ito ties La I'd 10 tea hams
al bales broom $50 SKIS com bags coffee aud
sundri,s
LivERPOOL-Steamshv Csedsnian-,2ss bales
cotton ~ 900 slaves
CEDAR KEYS-s steamship Lsvacs-e63 aka corn
2lo axis oats a cks bacon sas bbs toVR - bbs -
whisAy and susdries
IMPORTS,
E4vASA-sSeamship Gulf Str AMY Sxs OF
oranges % bos oranges 10 empty kegs valuabIs
pkg
VERA CRUz-steamship MiDoss : bxs lemons
LltkhPpr LIST. amship State of Alabama-07
bdls iron sos I'D cotton ties 10 900 states go bxs
oranges 80 bbs tsef $50 cks beer l33 bales ba,giug
and astd mdse
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COMMERCIAL.
sTxc-s asDAy EvRNfNS, SAi

" 1hDAS 4VkNfN", sNII1d0y " 1"'fs
SOT'rCS-The sales today tnO. including 100
bales additional yesterday embraced GOOD bales. at
irreg ular and lower pric. for iae medium and
higher grades. showing decline of * Oh SEINE,
and . 5hc oth- Is, Ne adjust Our quotations
&C oo.dngy. and give also Tia, GSehssng. h.ures
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FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW s7saMKRs

, VIII leave .-A-.~~--
Prom her " harf, foot of Jackson street fourth
District VIII receive ADD sign through bills ~
ladlug to Havre. Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp Rot
teldam and all continent tai ports.
Psrtie. desiI of sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid tmig, alton tickets here. w.
ducton allowed when applied tor in groups
For freight or passage, having superior accouamo,
dations, apply to SILAS WEEKS
No. 20 Car ndeet street
Managing ovners-FLINN, MAIN & MONIGON
cry, NJ. u Lancelot Hey, Chapel street Liver
pool iafOly
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rived here. The remainder Of her fever
stricken crew were removed 10 tne hodPl
tai, aud are now convalescent.
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PERSONAL.

JOHN THOMPSON 'H'-
BY calling at the Office Of ATTORNEY GRNKRAL
. 4. p YIELD you vii! hear OF something to ysur
advantage @aot
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BUSINESS CHANGES.


NOTlCE.-1HB COPARTEBRsHiP WHICH Rx.
~ listed between A. p. QUEYROI and MRS.
willow ANDRE DBBAT wife of Joe PandoIf,
mas o-en dissolved. and the public is hereby eau
.oueu nor 70 transact or give credit to said Tor.
ner p rtDership. p OUEYRuI
New Orleans, January D. 1874 iaI4 IN 10
NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP.-w
LbVY, of New York 0A'
= he style Of he firm will be as heretofore. Mr.
ChAhLhs WILL continues to hold our full power
OF attorney. TA
HOFFMAN,. MARKS & CO. Auctioneers
Nos IS ard 80 Chartres street
Hew Orleans January l. 1874. iaIl 1872 fei
WE 1--we Associated MIR MAX
w DlNKbL>P1EL with us in the practice of the
law. We will CIV. lersOnal attention to bnsi
tourfs Tho name and sty le Of our firm will
nenceforth be BRAUIHN, BUCK l. DISKELSpIEi
Attorneys At LaYs No. II. CONNER cial place.
nISsGENTION OF PARTNERsHIp.N
- ne par Mel ship heretofore existing h.t CIV
me hbdersigned. uns.r thu finn of R.oui. {.
helchsTd. has been dissolved tits day b, mutual
consent, and The name of the firm yin H. -
hereafter 10 liauidstioa only bv either partner
WIDOW g.. BAQCIE
fev Orleans. Dec.nber 81, 1913 taI7n:
'l'HE AUCTION ANO com N7,.1,,1
M ~ uslnsss her Iofore carried on by j ROsEE
a.L WIZ Or In 'uture transacted by the under.
street. Nv Az" 40 SnArlee
della ~ HoRRIs II rpvxr
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&aSfsns frora NevIork sesry SApUHeoe
FCHfEw JoaH b!RBy
I@aM The si4amsIIs
SHERMAN,
THOMAS P. HALsBS. SomrA.nt,s
will Rave Rev wharf. foot of Jefferson street on
SATURDAY, January II. at 8 A. III.
These steamers have superior accommodM iono
fer passengers.
apin passage. 90 s.ss..s.s.s.$5N
ctooidsc' -. -. 70
Bills OF hiding ssgned through 60 liverpool Glaze
gov. Bremen aud Hau burg
Through Tickets for First Class ard Steerage
Passengers for Liverpool and the Continent cop
Meeting vih Guion's Line of Steamers sailing
FROM NewvOrk every WHIMSICAL
tDr freight or passage. apply to
JOHN IL LUDWiGSEN, Agent
. No. 100 Common street..
fhe steamsbip EMILY B. SOuDrk viii fo,jov-
leaving SATURDAY, January p, at 8 A. b. ja4
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IMPORTS,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAMcBN-Stesmer lo.ts~ annsAse.S bales Of
cotton nd sundrles
Observation-Disclosures Ly Belle.isl1 bales Of
20 Ron 20 sk5 seed SKIS seed cotton Ubls of
moas-es - Ekds sugar IS half bbLs molasses aud
eundPies
HBMPHIS-S'sanet John & 3;auc-ss.0' haIes COT
Son s7sa sss sst,n eeeI ~ axis AneG cotton aud sun
dr1ea
WAs5iTSGTOy-stearnee T.en.en-.ss bale, n,
c"f'ou !46 sks cotton we'd 1 AXIS seed cotton LhG
su.e. 80 Sbls nI0lassss and sundrlea
RECEIPTS BY RaILRoApS
SbR ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
Ese hAlLhOAD January Ia 1902 bates cotton aud
su-drv prnanr.
NEW ORLEANS. MoBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
koAps ssaEary it>.2s7 ha,es cotton apd sundyies
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OspTCR OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WRNcEsDAI EVENING January IA. 1874.
We have no further improvement to notice in
the money market, which continues quiet and
easy. with few offerings the street. particularly
of first class paper and especially OF collaterals
which continue to be preferred BY lenders. and sre
in request. A fair business was done by the banks
which readily accept all spproved business
paper. We continue to quote first class loans on
colia,eTals at al " cent r month; Al without
collaterals at l0Ih, and second grade at 2. FIRST
class mortgage paper rules at -0iO y cent Y
annum. and second grade at HOB.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
C1earngs. Balances.
January ~ So. 513 At SGA,s22 %
January II ~ 2s24 490 80 338 PIT 70
JanUa,y l3 3l.95l2 - I735I0 IS
January "a ......... 26l90l7 81 FL. 974 "A
TINS far this week SIP 4s2 644 10 ST. 1863 684 81
Same time last week IL 235 533 29 T7f,lt7 oo
Total last week.. 1881 900 lS lO.9 Boy so
Total week before. Ia. B5S13 u l.l5i.J5l Ut
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STEAMSHIPS.

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TRADE.
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APPROXIMATION PEIEaH.
approximations Of 5000 each fo1 The
zine remaining units Of the same ten
OF the number drawing the S2S,OtO
pr1TH are Ss''~
. concentrations Of 500 each for tho
nine remaining units Of the came ten
Ot the number drawing the $1,000
prize ar. 1890. s'oOo
3 approx matons of S 100 each for tho
nine remaining units OF the same ten
of the numbe1 drawing the $500
prize are. s....s.s.......s. wv