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New-York tribune., 1874-04-11
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA April l0Woo quiet hut frn; Ohio Penn.sns
Virginia Doable bIts AMI above 5odj7 @ Ertra 5jd56
MEDIUM 55dj6c Coarse. 45dj0c NewYort Michigan Indiana
aud Fine 50dj2; Medium J3d j5c Cosrse 40 dbtc
Combine wAihei Combng earashei ad43 Can
Combing 62d6jc Fine. unwashcd 35d3c Me-
80 d3sc lub washed % Colorado washed.
25 d3Oo Colorado 81 d23c Extra AMI Merno pu 4j
d5Oc SupereIira pule 35u5Oc Tr.as Pine
dun 25 3O Tens COsre 81 BE California Pine and Medium
26d 33c. CahforaIA, COarse, 21d2Se.
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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Friday. April 10, 1874.

Beyond the public sales under the hammer
there wac very little done In the local horse trade
Transactions hghprced slock continue to be checked
by the prevalence OF incement weather. and there is
no ouotable change in the market for work bOrses.
The following s the report of sales effected to-day at
the leading auction marts:
BY Mr. Arch. Johnston, In Thireenthst near UhlVer-
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bile On and after May /, also . dividend OF pen
cent ON the stock of the Washington branch paS%
Die on and after April H.
The Philadelphia stock market is inact"e Gun
rylvania Skies, los; Philadelphia anu h'io
Railroad. % Reading Railroad, 5'.; PennsylNahia
Railroad. 50: Gold. 1885,
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NEw- York AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
EANipANN

COMPANY.
First Mortgage Bondholders are requested to de-
poslt their bonds with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company prior to the 18th April, and receive III eX-
change Trust Certificates emitting them TO repre-
sentation by the Committee of the United Foreign
and Resident First Mortgage Bondholders. For
further particulars apply to
HEIDEIBACH, FRANK & Co,
Bankers No. So Exchangeplace, New-lork.
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THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject ~ both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Proi r.
II. Elliott Of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully In
TRIBUNE LECTURR EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. Newiork.
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Corporation Notitcs

PROPOSALS for ROOFING TOMPKINS
l. MAkKET-SBALBD PROPOSALS will be received the De
psrtment Public until SATURDAY April H. 1874
o'clock 0. m FURNISHING the MATERIAL and ROOFING
TOMPKlNs MARKET For fu information The City Record
Copies or sale a No. City Hall
DROPOSALS for SCREENED GRAVEL
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at the Office Of the Depart
until FRIDAY April II, 1874 $3.50 O'clock
FIVB THOUSAND 70 0o0l CUBIC YARDS OF SCREENED
GRAVEL roads and similar that heretofore
Public Parks the City Of Newiors For full informs
tou The City Record Copies for ssle at No Cats Hall
DROPOSALS for PLANKING VESEY-ST.
PIER-SRALBD PROPOSALS wall be received by the Depart
Public WORKS until SATURDAY APn II iSd4 At osoe1
D. M for FURNISHING the MATERIAL and RETAINING the
souih Of the Pier the foo. Of Vesest extending from West
the pier For full information The City Record
Cooies sale at No City Hall
DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING GAS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the Department Of
Public Works until SATURDAY April H. 1874 at O'Clock for
FURNISHING ILLUMINATING GAS for Illuminating pubic
buildings structures and Offices from April l6 1874 70 Dec 81
1874
For fun information The City Record Copies for sale u No.
City Hall.
CEALED PROPOSALS for 5000 WHITE or
- YELLOW PINE SPRUCE PILBSSeaed proposals for fur
uhng will be received the ohce Of the Department Of
Docks until III o'clock WEDNESDAY April l5 1874 Por
The CITY Record Copies for sale No City Hall
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Sales op AurIlou
Mdchrnern.
feual NoIllcs.

CUPREME COURT-CiTY and COUNTY of
- EEW-YORK-JOHE M wOLCorT, plaintiff, against c. o.
demand contract Com
You hereby summoned
the plant which will be ned
City and County Of Nesfork at the New
Courthoue aud to OF your answer toe SAD
COMPLIANT Office No 81 Walst New York
after the Of this summons on Too er
service fail the said
Aforesaid the plaintiff this scuon v take JUDY
against OF hundred and dollars and
the % day Of February thou
besides the Of this acton
paI.d New. .York Feb 3, 1874 JAS X. HILL
Plaintiffs Attorney, 81 Wallst
the above entitled filed the Office Of the
of keW-iork the 10Th day Of February
1874 JAS. h. HILL, Plslntn's Attorney.
E2S law6wS
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The quoaLo Cotton runuug 10 Qusup no
psr, Ilsu LAF q race below the GRADE qnoel
iALEs PRESENT DELIVERY.
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Refined Sugars steady last quotations Hards, AS
9l2Q96sc and Yellow sQSas-. 10000. . N,
TALLOw steady and fairy acvei sales of 10000 Fair to
Prime at 7kd73.c 80
Leaf esns quiet with sales Of only 100
5dl0c; Seed Leaf firm hat quiet; sales OF ~ cases Con
crop 1873 6oc; SO Ohio crop 1872 62c 90
s7Os 0e 300 bales Havana at d9O
rs hsles larS private terms
WOOL-We have again To report the market s her du win
few houses sdy fair STEADY business but on
whole she general result not encouraging Wooden goods IN mi
exceptionally dull and the the has been unpo
ptous for obbng trade Manufacturers continue 10 buy
AMI Informed good authority
that ehd Of the machinery in the country is standing IDLE
Pieces ana Australian scarce, and is understood arge
Australian WOODS manufacturer
count TUESDAY last comprise the following :;
X Y OHIO Peeoes st 30 2c; 10000 do, on private
pyahed Indiana 40c $4,000 Georgia private terms; 1000 ID
FINE Feces 900 n Medium Bic; 900 COarse
do n Ezra Pulled JOc; 5000 y do az +Sci 60
bales Extra Pue private 50 bags DO 43c 222 bags do
43 bags Super Pulled private terms;
Pulled 20 bags Back Ps,d private terms
Cobng Ple private 10 bags Tub Washed at 5O
25OO Tub Washed 56; 10000 Fs California al 2O0
Die 30 900 n do 23c; 5000 private l09 bales
DO pr 80 bales do 22c "a bales DO RI "a % 90
bales do 26c 35 bales 90. (shghty Burrv) at 2lei
bags Secured California private terms ~ ba ScoudWoo az
50 l2; n Secured Texas at 1Oc 1000 Low Secured At
1000 10 UnWsshed fleeces at Ace 1OOO 10 IN
WISHED 90 private 1000 Medium Unwsbe southern at
35c 600O 10 Medium UEsashed puat. terms 200 10 In-
Comb private II 900 TEXAS 33i3 5000 n do
Al 24a7c 900 We'tern Texas 2l a23c % bags ress
Al Soc MeIoan at Gle; 40 bales Australian pr'ae
terms 5000 Cape &c., 80 bales DO al 36a3Sc 20 bale DO
al 37c 5000 Secured Cape private terms 10000 Cpos
Ppei on pyae terms hesiIA Pulled private and
10 Secured Mesiza private terms.
WHsRIMAket Sbade easier ana du sales OF 2oO bb 20
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6tsamboats ano Railroads.

RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
A. aud Esugiuek Railroads Pare ST. LAU RA Is fiseon
timed No night boat from EewYok boat from Bridge
port steAmeE BRIDG EP0RI as before.
NEWYORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoAD-Aher NOV 2 1878. through trains ~a
baye GraHd Central Depot -
sOO o. sfsslnffSs"
l030 ~ specs, Caiess. EIpre.. with ears kss
tstsr, Buffalo,
lOt6 m Northern and w.,ern krpres.
$40 n Absny and Troy BIpre,s SATURDAYS osW
4.OO m honusa RrpreSA With seepsftan RON Nestou "
600 m Rpre. Daily with ,leepinseAs for wissr'""a I'D
p.cse R.pres. Daily with deeplages for Rochester
Bun.o and Fs also for Chicago VIA both AID n
Railroads . t. L.. - .n..
"T"SA ~' C. H. KEYpRIcK
General Passenger Ageat
DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-The splen
DRkw and ST JOHN leave al Csnsist
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THE MARKETS.
ICIeiulJ reported TOR THE TRIBusS-l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
B,Rs,pors-SehoOper Yeni. Train.

PRIDAY, April 10, 1874.
following complete list Of exports shipped in vessels which
ert cleared to-day for foreign ports:
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Hndnr1al
COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COmPAN
I } BROADWAY.

COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ I6l BROADWAY.
held 9th insL, the following gentlemen were
WV A. FgF1 DoICIAS JOHN b. ARTHUR,
EDWARD DOub JOIN n. hhOOh
GFoRLI OPDYKE JAMES l.. STEWART,
MrETtGViF WARD q T. CODINGTON. r.,
EDWARD r. SArIkhbtB, IHhO. y. WoyLnbl
DASiEL BUTTRRFlELD, ALEXANDER fohhAH.
gitfoT g COWDlg JOHN DE- RUYTER,
IUrtTy q TUFTS WILLIAM II. LEE,
IhrS n UASBROlCE gro. l.. KINGsLAND,
JAMES ENOLt,I WILLIAM y OiDiha,
HENRY T.. KING, DANlEL BlUUuLII'
WV. ARMSTRONG, LhMUEL LshlIh,
CHARLES DENIsoS, hlGMAhD DOUsLhSLs
GEOaGE h. ENGLISH AlEhAhDEh NJ hoSc
FRANCIS LELAND, Jh b. hDAhS,.,,r
N. H.. FOSTER, AHAhl.tS I. fHhmb'
T. s.yRF EDWARD A. BIpEN,
pnW am sLCTERIEE JAMES NJ. BAILEY
- KoERT j. r. BARTHOLOMEW.
S,rrIT \ SANDS ELIAS G. BROWN, ard
uessrs. LAURENT ALLEN. y. b. ELLIOil, anu fhA"'0
IlAGADORS Inspectors Of Election ,.orc, 40 -
At meeting Of the Directors Affixed DoOuLS oF'
Wa Unanimously JOHN B. ARTHUR Secretary.
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Ghdures tor Duslness Hlcn

DOOK BJySINESS for SALE, in large thriving
tosp in central H. established, and doing good bus
ness Por particulars, address INDEX Tribune once
NyO CAPITALISTS.
i RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE.
PHILADELPHIA SHOE FACTORY OF high reputation and large
and business building specially adae steam
power and machinery together with and improved
Manufacturing MILLION DOLLAks worm
Of FNE SHOES The house. having for many years co.
loved yert choice trade in fine goods and being nov in n
of ts offers opportunity lot safe
profitable employment Of capital and business ennn Present
being dsrous business will posses
SION s July next e1rer desred Address Box No. l9J7 Post
0fce, Philadelphia.
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ETRsT MORTGAGE SEVEN u PER PEI , Gent q n

CYRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
II BOyDS or THR NORTH HUDSON COUNTY RAILWAY
We offer for 80 and accrued interest the above bonds
T6rv are eurel on weanarged and successful system OF set
occupring principal AMI streets IN the noTheh
half Of toe County Huson NegJerse including the y o ooo
City aud the various ing norh OF
them rapnliv growing ito large and busy city o
commenced 10 looV
been n successful operation ever SINCE . .. -.
Tbe ,t.yrst On ~ Bon and other liabilities have asays
been pppty Conabe OF the Bonds have Deeh
placed Hudson Comfy and are held FOR ~
The whole 5000 OOO of which amount but sl5OOOO now
rmans to b. sold. -, "a, NJ.
The Bon nave Coupons attached psYabh at the First
So,, R,k f Hoboken and can If desired Principal
.yabe Jan 1891 Trustees for the Bonihodes are '"
SIiIppFN esa President oboseu Land improvement tO,
and WM SHEPHERD late Preident OF the fr National
Rs,. ~ UoboLen HALLGARTEE 4 Co., lj BroadsL
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Regular semi nweeky sale of horses, carriages wagons,
harness and general horse equipments on Saturday,
April IL, at IL a. III.
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pEDEMPTIOY OF CIVIL BONDS OF 1857.

STATE oP CALIFORNIA, TREASURY DFpARTMEFT}
SACRAsESTo, April /. 1874. )
where's There OF tS40OOOO four hundred
dollars Treasury which under the provisions OF an
act the i AP Act provide lor paying cef
tain against Of California and 70 o0ntrac
funded debt for that purpose approved April 2s sb and also nur
the provisions amenda;Ory OF SAID act approved hpn
1860 for the redemption Of Civil Bonds OF SAID state
Issued the provisions o said frstenoned act noe hee
gyen SEALED PROPOSALS for the surrender o sad bones WI
received AZ this Department the shove specified until he
FIRST DAY or JUNR, A. d. 1874 at IL o'clock No bd '
yaue and eponsbe guarantee mt
proposal Which must be marked seAel oI
1872 Bonds must be surrendered rh
Ten days the acceptance the proposals for their redemption
New-York tribune., 1874-04-11

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-The splen
ad DRkw and ST JOHN leave Pier al foos Csssst
,SupdA D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

M. POpOvich Va. SIOOp Torpedo.
IN TIKI UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L District of Louisiana. No. 10 336-in Obedience
to an admiralty warrant to me directed IN the
above entitled suit, have Se!zeI and taken into
rOssessiOn-
THE SLuOP TORPEDO, now lbeied BY NJ Popo
vich. for the causes set forth n the libel
pending in tho District Court OF the United
States.
And I do hereby cite an; adm"nsh the owne,
owners thereof. and alt and every person G'
persons having or pretending TO have any right
title interest in to the to be aud appear
at District Court of tho United States. for the
District aforesaid to be no den at the city of New
Orleans, on the third Monday in February, 1874 to
show cause, If any they have I. can, why the said
sloop should not be condemned and sold agreeaby
to the prayer of lbelant.
United States MaIshsls Office. New Orleans
g. B. PACKARD.
5a2l % ke3 IL United States Marshal.
James Paul W.. the BarkIiex and cargo.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRr
L District of Louisiana, No 10 343-in obedience
to an admiralty warrant to ne directed in the
above entitled suit. have seized aud taken into
THE BARK ILRX AND CARGO now Hbeed by
James Paul for the set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court of the United
States.
Aud DO hereby cite and admonish the owner
owners thereof and all and every person or PEI.
sons having pre- tending to have any right. title
or interest in or to the same TO be and appear at
district court of the United States tor tn. district
aforesaid TO be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on the third Monday of February, TO show cause if
any they have or can. why the sand bark and cargo
should not be condemned and sold agreeaby to
the PRAYER of lbelant.
United States Marsliais Office. New OIIeaus.
8. B. PACKARD
ja2l % f., Is United States Marshal.
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CUBA.
>, naty nm Gold Revoke IL

I,v,s. February e.-The Gdcetd Will
,,nhl;sh a decree revokipg the export duty
an gold, nothing faving been coilecteu from
.hat source, and the tax only operating as
an incentive OF fraud
Di.,oyaIty of Riverns to The Serrano Cove
erDment.
The corr. spondcnt of the Eo- writes from
Porto Rico that previous to his retirement
from the governOrship Captain General
Riveras sent a circular letter to the mayors
throughout the island, in which be de-
a.lared that there was no government IN
Spain: That the conduct of General PaVia
and Marshal Serrano at Madrid was !iia-
snous, and he would not recognize the .x-
e5ting home government, but he dlu not
know whether the army in Port" rico
would support him ID tho STAND re hd's
saken. :.
s.Tba CORRESPONDENT complains cha: Che
eoyalis,s failed to obtain possession 81 ,he
archives quarrel occurred between nj
veras and Eurile, the seguDdO cabo, and
Che latter refused to take command OF tht
Salsnd. On the thirtieth utimo several
mayors te!egraphed to Riveras expressing
fear OF disturbances IN their cues, DuI the
only breaches of peace when nave 50 iar
been reported arc the killing of General
DArme at Las Mirar and an attempt made
Nv aldermen of COame to shoot volunteer.
Captain General Riveras, in reply. sent
siispatchs TO may ors, holding them person
ally responsible for any disorder. and adj.
yising them that the army was ready to
suppress any general movement against the
public peace. The conservatives seek to
nake it appear that Rveras was party to
the disturbances, but private letters from
responsible parties completely dis.S'Ee
she.r assertion.
The New Captain General.
The new Captain General SAM has I'd
dressed fattering prOclamations TO the
army and volunteers, in which he promises,
among other things, that censorship shall
aot be re-esta Dli-hed. Nevertheless. jour
nals are prohibited from criticisiDg the pre-
sent 20 yernment, or discussing the question
of integrity of the territory. correspOn-
dent of the Ioz adds loyalists are full OF
con eidence .fnd expect Captain General Sanz
viii visit IL. traitors with .eIega VGn.she
tnent.
AConvoy.
The brig General warren, with .03 men,
aas arrived at ManzanillO from BayOmO for
abe purpose of conveying train ct supplies
20 the latter place.
ynsurgent Movements.
The jos gives the details Of u plan for the
ihvason of the Cinco Villas district. which,
il says, was well known in MaDzanillo,
traitors within the Spanish lines conspiring
With the insurgents 10 insure it's success. 1t
vas in pursuance of this plan that the
sebel forces crossed the Conte. intending to
nert with other parties in thu central de.
.saytInsut.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11
MARSHAI,S MONITIONS.

John C. Douglas ct ais. vs.. Steamboat
Governor Allen.
I'm THR UErTED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District Of Louisiana, No. lO,352-In obedience
to an admiralty warranty, to me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
possession
THs STEAMBOAT GOVERNOR ALLEN. her
engines etc, now libeed by John q. Doug.
las ct ais the set forth in the libel new
pending in the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner Or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have, any right, title or
interest in or to the same, to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the district
on the first Monday Of March, 1874. to show
cause if any they have can, why the said steam
boat should not be condemned, and sold agree
ably TO the prayer of libelart.
United States Marshars office, New Orleans.
February s, 1874
s. 3. PACKARD,
frS - % mhf United States Marshal.
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FOREIGN.

4esisua zion OF Spanish Represents itves.
LONDON, February lO.-The diplomatic
representatives If Spain at BRUSSELS, Der.
:.H apd Lisbon have resigned.
Release of the lntrausigehtss.
The Intransigeutes refugees from Csrta.
seaa, who have not been convicted of
crime, were released yesterday ~ the
French authorities OF Oian.
eGntreras and Ferrez refused 10 accept
their discharges. Gontreras is writing an
eccount ct the siege Of Caytageua, which
gili soon be published.
. Reconcile tiOn-DisrnelI to Form a
aiinistry.
:. 10 announced that a reconciliation has
been .lected between Disrae.i. the Marquis
of Salisbury and Earl Canaerson. end that
Che Marquis and Earl have consented to as
siss Dis.aeli to form ministry.
Yisrnc.i's Speech.
Oisrael delivered an address at EucSing-
nam to day. lie congratulated his cot.
stituents on the result of xhe elections,
which, he secars1, justified She policy OF
the Conservative party in INTRODUCING. and
carrying reform .a~ Vhsn it lac: held
power.
PARIS. February l0.-An election for
snember of the Assembly was Lcid in the
department. Of Pas de Calais. yesterday.
and e6..l.ca - :he choice vt accnseEvatiye.
Dead
:uis. Micheis, EseHch author. il iesi..
0iInister to Washing f0n-Sharp Words
between isevmnny and IhU United
States.
f,erthoiii. she new Eteuch minister 70
Washir gton. has departed for there.
Ia Patrie says sharply ~orse.i notes have
recently been exchanged between the gov.
srnmeuts of Germany and the United
States. This subject q: the ccrgespuaIeGse
- aOt stated.
GnIe In the Baltic.
Berlin. February I0.-A heavy gale has
prevailed ia the Lower Baltic. aud cau-ed
:he paltia inundation Ell KEEL and Swine.
:nunde. but the latest dispatches state the
etorm has sbated and She waters are sub.
siding.
Exchange OF Prisoners Agreed To.
MADRiD. February 10 VI Impartial says
.he government has agreed ~ exehaus"
prisoners with tn" Cariists.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-11

Charles I'll. Walker. Owner of Steamboa,
Ida. We. Steamboat Iberia.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Il District of Louisiana, M. 10 35i In obedience
to An admiralty warrant to directed in above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my pos
session
THE STEAMBOAT IBERIA. her boats machinery,
tackle. etc, libeled by Charles ii. Walker,
owner of the steamboat Ida for the set forth
in the libel pending ia the Distrc, Court OF
the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owcero
owners he reof an all and every person per.
sons having pretending to have any right. title
or interest in or to the same To be and app al
District Court of the United st ates for thu district
afor. said to be holden at the CITY OF kaW Orleans
on the first Monday March. 1874 10 show
cause il any they have or can why the sad steam.
boat Iberia should not be condemned and be sold
agreeably to the prayer of hbeant.
United States Marshais office, New Orleans. Feb.
yuary ,. 1874
8 = PACKARD,
~ Y 81 % United States Marshal
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Eharlen Harrison ct nj. vss Steamboat
MAY LOMHrN.

VharIen Harrison ct nj. vss Steamboat
May LOwery.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
i trct of louisiana No. 10 3A-In obedience to
an admiralty warrant to me directed in above
entitled suit, ! have seized and taken into my
possesslOn-
THE STEAMBOAT MAY LOWERY. her tackle,
boats engines etc. now libeled by Charles Har
rison ct al tor the causes set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonl an the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every person or per
having or pretending to have any right title.
or interest to the same, 10 be and appear at
District Court Of the United Sta es for the district
afore said b. holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday of March, to show cause. II
any they have can, why the said steamo boat
should not be condemned and sold agreeably to
the PRAYER of libeants.
United States Mayshars Office New Orleans. Feb
1uary 10, 1874. \. b. PACKARD.
tell 81 mhI United States Marshal.
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rEv ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

lie to..".,a: kilograms we're ooe.e: at the Cot
ton Bxohange: .
NEW YORK February ~. '!.t: 4. M.-M"ne: Kate
5. Carrying rate, gol T.
p. M.-Money rate ;. Carving rate. gold,
LONDON. February 20. T. M.-AmeIiean seen.
Gold Opened at ili.. aili,.. asaiis. ii2ss at New
York, and, after limited business, closed at l!:ts
0lil. against ~. u that market. n where re-, Is
med up S4l 500. embracing Il 900 at =: $1,000.
$4,000 and $4,000 at y, and 200 at l2.. >.
No sales 81 silver were reported Americas half
dollars are now quoted 1t 1o9a!I1, and u. xican
dOlare at ll0}9ullls
Sterling exchange crened OF about 'ssferdas's
closing figures but undes the influence OF AL I'm
provenent in gold and bills at Nt'' YORK, rose
10 T. cent for commercial, and 2loa4f0 for bank,
az which it remained to the slose notwit hstand.
ing the subsequent decline in gold and the weak
ness in bills at New York The sales amounted to
alli5oO, embracing & 5000 bill OF a.!irg and Al clear
and 4250O Al clear at SIS IS y; $500 bill of ladng
and Al clear at IS So. as Sc; $1,000 and slcoo
bill of !ading and 500 al clear at SIS SO; S7cO9
bill OF ladng and Al clear at o. 3605 !6 i; $40 900
bill OF laiing at S. $50 Ct. s29 900 bill of ladns
and Al clear at SIS IS as 361 422 900 bill of ladng
at SIS 36t:; G20O0 bill ~ ading at IS 81. e50on and
- Ia 900 bank at -, .So dc At So a. and SIo.Doo
No sales of franco were reported.
At the Close sterling bills were quoted a: s. $50
30 for bill of ladug and Al clear and s. $50 SIS 40
for bank and francs at 47Od4b6.> tor private. and
nominal at 4.6s i a t.65 for bank
The offerings OF domestic exchange were OF only
faiT extent, and the rate of commercial was =
shade higher than yesterday. The sales of New
York sight covered o3loDO embracing S2oWo
bank st l'-5s y cent discount; S25, 600 eo,nmef
cial and tl5 00O 81, 900, $50 oNG and 100000
private bankers at 3; 5000 private bankers at
1882, and $4,000 commercial at ..l6. We also
notlesu s.es of slO,o 900 commercial or Providence
At 4 Y cent discount, and 5000 on Boston at IT,
TIE banks continued 20 check on New York at
= y cent discount. anu commercial sisht was
quoted at ..
IN stocks We noticed sale OF sha,cs Ssv OK
cans City Raj road Ut $3.50 50.
The sales OF bouds included 5000 and + ~ 600
city gold bearing seven psg cents a: 50. Tho mar
ket clOst at -05l.
City appropriation certificates continued in 70.
quest aud Wefe quoted at 80. The sales incl uded
$1,000, 5000 and $4,000 at 20, and $1,000 at COS.
The only sale OF Metropolitan Police war; ants 70.
porte was $1,000 at ~. They we've quoted Al;
the close ut IS.
Old and new State warrant. were still quoted al
about a80+9 for Yound amounts of lsrge demon.
nation and 5oQ5i for small. The sales inc!!ded
$500 .; "a. and $500 at as =.