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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NTw YORK, February 9, Evening. The Posts
Gnan cjal article says Gold, yesterday. has stood
~ lIllp dllls. The rates gold have been u 2
per cent for carryiu Business in prime bankers
STERLING is at 81 S4bt long and Si S7h short the
aomiL oil rates continuing at - IS and So 88 y.
Money is easy at 4a5 tor call loans aHd o0T for
trme mercantile paper, being the less tate for
with the greatest advance in Harlem, North
western preferred. ST. Paul preferred. DELE ware
LAC kawapa aud Western, Rock Island, Michigan
S'en:ral and Lake Shore Government bonds are
strong at advance of TO i of per cent
Southern State bonds at the board were nominal
Beef active and upchar gsd Lard heavy 9 ! Ice
Turpeuiine tirmer 50lD5lc. Resin tirmer. Freights
TO Liverpool dull and lower; cotton, steam, I'D.
Money was very easy during the afte moon, with
large otferir gs of capital at 4 a Exchange heavy
and lower 81 s41a. Gold Ill NIL y. Governments
@trong and higher; considerable doing
Cotton closed dull; uplauds i5ac; Orleans Isl. c.
get receipts 1882 bales; gross 46i8; sales 1856.
Futures closed quiet; sales 1850 bales, rs fol
Vows: For February IS l6dl5sc; March Is 1920
sa sl6; Anil 10 $500 l6Sc; May Lob ale s.l6c
June Is l5-l6c July II l oil SIG.
Sou, bern -four quiet at sc 65G7 80 for common
60 fair extra 81 SOL tor good to choice do.
whisky lower at 99nc0&l. Wheat dull and
heavy and 02c lover very limited demand Corn
dull and heavy and ld2c lower,at SoG83c furWest
srn mixed stoat, and 83d 84c for new yellow West
earn. Rice quiet and unchang, d. Pork heavy;
new mess, 10 l2s.
Coffee rather more active Sugar less active but
prime NJ, scovado, aud : = acc for iar to good
sew crop syrup sugar, 7'ac. MOlasses quiet ard
anchai ged.
Skies OF 1881, ll9; ive-twentles of 1862 Hos
pf 1861, u OF 1865 1885, new III Il OF 1867 lis1
Of iSoS ii6S new hves ll2s; teRiorties has.
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itnNTINURD FROM FIRST PAGE.

fast ex press train from Boston to New YORK
via this city, was thrown from the track
this noon. near West Warren, ny broken
vail. All of the cars were badly broken
but NO one was injured.
President of the Assembly.
PARIS, February 6.-Buffet was o-day re-
elected President of the Assembly.
Not Permitted to Resign.
RoME. February 6-General DE Lamar
NORA to day requested permission 10 resign
his seat in the Chamber OF Deputies, pu'
the chamber refused to accept bis reeign a.
ton. and decided to grant him two moh'ns
leave OF absence.
Probabilities.
WAR DsPAKrHRyr,)
Office Chief Signal Ofhcer, J
Washington, February 3. 1919. s1o r. NJ
For the Ohio valley and the southern states
mort beast to southwest WINDS anu eiouoJ "ea'nei'
with light rain or snow.
River and Marine News.
.or-vvvsr PASS. February6. P. M.-Barometer
atJ5 Wind northwest fresh ArTived-Spanish
bark Venus, Lopez master slk DAYS from maaaa'
nine DAYS from Liverpool. Arrived and sailed for
Gaiyeston-Bark Wild Hunter tfty-three days
ron p..s.ar6rTKr. February 6. 6 p M-Wind north
west lgnt Weather rainy. Arrived At Il3 T. ~,
steamship Yszoo Barr tt master from rnnnsrs
master, six days from Ruatan. sailed-steamship
Margaret. ,,,.o
VIcKsBURs February 6.-Down-Great Republic
at 10 A. NJ; Henry Ames at P. NJ; t. r. Lee at ~
Pm Up-Peytona and baTges at ten last night
On TO day-Mary Alice and barges at A. VI ana
John Wood at II A. NJ. Weather coo! and cloudy.
MrnPaIs February o. Ri"er falling slowly
Weather cool; now raining. Arrived-Bannock
CITY from White rlver. DepaTted-tlty OF he!ena
,Or St LOUIS LaBarge for Red liver: city o. VICES
burg for V.cksburg. Charles Bodmahh !or seS W
CINciysATi, February .-Rver twenty rect and
ealing Depart4d-Paragon. for New oIieahh
weather cloudy: about tive in hes os snow nave
fallen. ,,. g.. .. .,ir.
p,TTssuB9 February G.-Rivsf fVe zee: nlne
:nches and stationary. Now showing.
KyAysyuLH February 6-Raln and snow rom
Nj lin noon Mercury $50 to $50. River fallen
.werty.two inches. Down-Robert Mitchell, at ~
CAIRO. February CARVED Fanny Lewis from
Shreveport at midnight; Mollie Ebert, from New
Orleans at p. n Indiana, from New Orleans; al
NP.M. Departed-EbeIt, for Cincinnati, at r NJ
Fanny wis tor st. Louis, at r. NJ. River fallen
sourteen inches Weather cloudy. Mercury a..
1T, LouIs February acknowledgment City,
Arom New Orleans. No departures River falling
steadily. Weather cloudy, with fiurrles OF snow
LOUISVILLE, February 6-River falhng; nine
&et one inch in the canal, seven feet one men
in the chute Rain, snow aud sleet at intervals,
ali day. Up-Shannon, from New Orleans to en-
,innati: Mary Houston. from New Oresnsto Louis
vile.
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODnEE.

ST LOUIS Steamer Pauline Garloll-... Ssies
cotton 2+2n sks corn | so SKIS oats o8l SIX. malt 200
axis bran 462 SKIS cotton seed 20l9 bbls ouS 1879 bbs
pork so bbls whisky 81 cks meat and sunday pro
duce
GRAND ECORE-Steamer 81 Marv--675 bales cot.
ton sex cotton A SKIS cotton seed hhds sugar u
bbls moasses and sundres
ICKSBURG-Steamer Natchez-2 1886 bales cotton
2+27 SKIS cotton seed 233 SKIS ocake - bbls d. and
sundri.s
ThNSAS RIvER-Steamer W Curtis al bales
cotton 1851 SKIS cotton seed % SKIS seed cotton and
sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Imperial and barges-3e 600
bushels 10000 bushels wheat zoos SKIS oats and
sundries
BATON ROCGE-Steamer st JOINTS bales cot
ton SKIS seed cotton II hhds sugar As bbls rice i3
bbls pecaps bale hides and sundries
UPPER RED RIyER-Steamer T Bryarly-lj09
bales cotton bales snake root and sundres
Observation-Disclosures Carrie Thorn-l23! bales OF
cotton and suudries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD February 6-l412 bales cotton and
sundres
NBw ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD February 6--2l4 bales cotton 600 pkgs to-
bacco 3o5 bbls rosin 100 bbls lime and sundries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
February 6-I4l bales cotton sksseed cotton l12
hhds sugar 20 bbls molasses l6s head cattle $500
in specie and sundriee
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m tbraA months bills in the open market .

on tbrse months bills in the open market
cent Bank rate also y. v cent
York. and after o fair business. closed at the
openine rates in both markets The sales summed
up s7i 500 embracing $4,000 at nix, $500,
SI2' 90 and s2S. 600 at ~ a. and $1,000 at MY
dollars are quoted at ITO. and Mexican dol
lars at l091s OllU.
The movement in sterling exchange of lib
eral extent, and rates were without quotabie
variation from yesterday although a few transac-
tons tIanspired shade higher. The sales
amounted to 97l0O0, embracing 5000 bill OF lad
ing and Al clear at IS 3305 33h; 5000 Al clear
at SIS 3315 as "a; $1,000 bill of ladiug, G28, 500 do
and Al clear, and $1,000 American ships bill at
SIS 81 f65OO SIR 900 bill of ading and Al clear
at SIS 34d5 341; $1,000 bank at =, and I2ooo do at
SIS 36k.
The sales of francs comprised $4,000. embrac
ing 900 commercial at 472h; ZOO do At 4: TN
G4.7lA 600 and 600 do at Al al 100 oco do at
=; rs 600 private bankers sight at 4.6zh, and
100 900 Italian at. y,
as "a for bill of ladIng and Al clear, and % va
81 for bank and francs at 412a d1.lla lot private
and nominal at 467h for bank 90,
The offerings OF domestic exchange were 2. I'D o
,istion The sales of New York sight covered
over s35OOOO embracing @l05oeo IN several
amounts at 10 % T. cent discount; fl3roo, w wv
ord $40 600 commercial and $4,000, &EoOOo,
425 coo IS 600 and E78, 600 private bankers at TO-
No sales of stocks were reported.
The only sale of bonds reported was 5000 city
gold bearing seven per cents at 81. Inc market
closed at soy DOL. -. ,-,
div appropriation certificates were in demand
and quoted at the close at 5Td58, The sales III
Guided 5000 at 81 and $3.50 at So.
No sales of Metropolitan Police variants were
reported. They were quoted at ~.
State warrants were dull and lower, and at the
close the market was unsettled, being quoted az
$3.50 by some authorities, and at 5Od3! by others:
Tn. sales included 5000 at 80. 5000 at % and
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Monetary--Com
MONETARY,

OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN.}
FRIDAY EVENING. February g. 1874 !
We have no feature to notice in the money
mar ket. The offerings continue limited both IN
bank Al d on the street. The few transactions re
ported indicate quotable Aria ion in rates
We continue 10 quote first class paper, with unex-
eeptionabe col at.rals at l0lpl2 y cent T. annum:
without collaterals al IL; AL al lax p month d
second grade at B. First class mortgages rule at -
,di0 y cent y anuum. and second grade at Han
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AfOAt same Time N'oi'o
NAsHyI1LE, February 6.-Weekly receipts 1859
bales; shipments 252; stock l7,25O
PRoyrDEyCE, February 6.-Weekly receipts 34l
bales: stock l4,OOO.
vross receipts % 947 exports to Great Britain 209o
BALTIMoRE FL bruary 6.-Stock 1884 bales; week
Nv exports Great Britain lO4; to the comment
a9l: coastwise 1885, sales 1928
MACON February 6-Weekly receipts i2Oa bales:
shipments 1925, stock 1913 ,,
NORFOLK, February 6.-Weekly receipts 1852
bales; exports coastwse 1868 sales 26 lo2: stock
Rs63. o,
BALES; shipments 1886; sales 2667
GALVESTON February g. stock 1855 bales;
weekly receipts Is 494 exports to Great Britain
HAP; coast wise l7l2; sales 10 400. 49,
COLUMBUS, February 6. Weekly receipts 1863
Aales shipments 1863; sales 1851; stock Il SIG;
sKLxA, February 6-Weekly receipts 1884 balee;
shipments l752; stock 1888.
PHLADKLPHiA, February &. - Weekly receipts
2273 bales gross 50o2 =,
MOBILE February 6.-Stock s., 329 bales. weekly
receipts l34l, gross II ,376 exports to Great
Britain $500 to the Continent 1906: coastwise 1882
WILxrsGToy. February g. 80 Stock 1913 bates:
weekly receipts 1859; exports coastwise 1913:
sales $50.
Great Britain 1894: to the Continent 562 to France
$3.50; coastwise 4489; sales $500
SAVANNAH, February - Stock 826L5 Bales
weekly receipts l6 $40: exports to Great Britain
% 646; to the continent 4l. coastwise $3.50: sales
et87.
MONTGOMERY February 6.-.Wesky receipts ?7s
bales; shipments 137. oo
MknPHis, February 6-Week's receipts 1890
bales; exports Is 066; stock Y, 1872.
AUGUSTA, February 6.-stock q, 1873 bales: weekly
Seceipts 1886; shipments 42l6; sales sob
CINCINNATI, February 6.-COtton quiet: middling
s5ac Flour dull; prices dropping; $7a1 rs. Wheat
dull; 81 450l So Corn QUIET 60062c Oats steady;
demand moderate; No 48054c. Pork dull ano
nominal; $l5 250l5 so. Lard weak; steam &C.
1santry kettle Sc. city kettle Lice. Bulk meats
dull and lower; sales of shoulders at &c, clear rib
ss07ac, clear 8a8Ac. Bacon weak; shoulders
&c, clear rib 8l.c, clear &c. Whisky-Demand good
at full prices; SIC.
ST. LouIs, February 5.-Cotton quiet middling IS.
Flour dull and unchanged, except for low grades;
which are scarce and wanted. Wheat dull and
sower No. spring Chicago s "a No 3 red s Is.
corn easier, No. mixed COZ d6lc on east track.
Oats quiet No. 48 in elevator. Whisky steady,
at Sc Pork quiet, bl5 so. my salt meat and
Sbacon-Only small order IL ade; buyers OF round
iois standing of for lower prices. Lard easier 8sc.
Foreign Markets.
ssvKRPoof, February 6, Evening cottot-Sales
Of uplands good ordinary basis. deliverable
February and March, 7 l6d. Yarns and fabrics at
manchester quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, February 8, Evening.-SpIits 'urpen.
Gls ppsi. i at 33s 0D3as cd and closed a: IS. &C.
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COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, February 6, 1874.
COTT0N-The sales .o-day tnot including 600
additions! bales yesterday embraced 1850 bales,
partly at previous rates and partly at irregular
advance of L n4c. We revise our quotations &C.
cordiDgly. and give also she Exchange fgurss as
below:
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
Sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital, 100000.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL sTATEMENT-FcR THE
YEAR 1873.
Amount of premiums for the year e2ss 627 So
Less untermiHated risks, and return
pre- el,o59 ~
Net earned premiums 622s,76 "a
Discount and observation-disclosures. 1887 q
Total. e37I.S ,s &c
Losses paid, reinsurance and
unadjusted losses ......... SIS Ss ~
General expenses and taxes. a,ls3 "a
Reserve fund aud dividend
on stock.."............. a.slt :9-zAi;7i 6s
Net profit .......................... S21,70! l8
Assets OF the company. estimated At their mar
ket value:
Bonds. stocks loans and bills receivable S53; 8s 81
Cash on hand and premiums in course
q: collection. .................... S5Soo %
5ota! assets. $50, 352 q
The Beard of Directors. at a meeting held on the
twenty frs: day Of January. 1854. after setting
aside $1,000 to the reserve fund from the net
earnings Of the year and paying ten per cent div.
dend to the stockholders, resolved to pay d cash
dividend o! TEN PER CENT on the net earned partici
patn. premiums :or the year ending December 81.
1875. JAMES l. DAY. President.
HOMAGE CARPENTER, Secretary.
Directors for 1874.
John G. Gaines. Z. ). Hart. Henry Rensh4v.
Hugh Wilson, 3. B.scoe l. N. Marks.
James ]. Day. George Jonas. Emory ClapP.
G. VI. Bayiy. James By1nes. J. L. Harris
{. Nacready. ". Z. Seymour. Richard Flower.
J. Weis. 5. ". Taylor. :. c. Morris.
Lionel c. Levy. ". 3. Schmidt. L. Alcus,
r. 7. Torian, Scott McGehes, Isaac L. Haas.
This Old and reliable companyis issuing policies
on Fire, River and Marine Risks on the most favor.
able terms. Al iosses adjusted and settled upon
the most liberal terms. and promptly paid as their
office. No. 81 Camp street, corner Q! Commercial
alley. ia2,
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A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE
ASSOC CATION,

OF NEW ORLEANS.
3d.. Commercial Piace.......yS
FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements o. their
charter. IL. Association publish :he :ol!uwln.
statement:
Premiums en- policies .ssued. s:c.i.a cs
Bills receivable short time. secured.... 1852 "a
Office furniture. 1850 90
Cash in bank and on hand. 246! OF
Bills receivable stock aotes.......... 229 ego 90
Total assets. $685., jog IS
LIABILITIES.
Premiums collected. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eso.5-2 2:
Premiums nncoected.. $3.50 $
Return premiums. discounts and r.u.
surance.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50 IS
Commissions and salaries minimum. a;9lS 81
Expense rent, taxes. stationery and I'D.
SertlsinS ...........s.............. se3i AZ
Fire losses paid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s8.8O9 Sc
Fire losses adjusted. not due. .........o $3.50 90
Casl! paid on stock 7,.4O 90
Total liabilities. ...................sll9 30
Net capita............... US, i89 IS
The above statement is q lust syue and .orc...
:Ianscriy: from III. i-ooks Of the association
&. L. LOEB President.
8. Ms,Es Secretary
sworn 20 and subscribed before ne elis sou;.
t.s:t. day Of January, 1874.
ABEL DREYFOtS, Notary Public,
/: q "rec!as meeting, held in Conformity with
the cha er. on the first Monday in January. 1914
Mr. 5. Z. LOEB. PRESIDENT B. MEYER Secretary
and o. S. .SCH. Superintendent Of Agencies. .e,e
reelected unanimously.
Trustees.
E.HOLkANDER, WILLIAM HEccss..
p. BELING. WILLIAM EBERT
5. E. LOEB, N. AZCONA,
L. SCHORMANS, 4. j. MUIER.
?. BLAISB, J. LEVY,
P S. ANDERSON. WILLIAM BRAUN, II,
H. HAFNER, JACOB Won HovEN.
JACOB ALT, ]. NJ BHGuB.
HUGO RBDWITZ, JOSEPH BRANDNER
At the first regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Trustees it was resolved that an interest
Of ten per cent on the capital stock be paid in
cash on and after the fifteenth day of February
next
js.lm B. G1lER, Secretary.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE RHpUBLICAN. I,
Saturday. February :. 1874.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
SteaYl .sp yazoo. Barrett, from Plilad.';.hia va
Havana. TO a Yorke- I'd district
Steamship Lavaca, CoOksey, from cedar kevs via
Florida ports to / X koberts-isf district 10
Russian bark StOrfust COnsf anten, days from Ma
tanzas, TO Hy DObell-Point
Brig Margaret. Blakeney, s days from Key Ve.:
to ChafyaSx i Agar-Id district
TOwBOATs.
iesi.thar. Stnrte.ant, from The sass.s-Towsd
down TO the bar, goth ultino chip Al.GIna ALI!
6arks Guano and Triade--BToughJ up bark
S:oytust Constanten and brig Margaret.
STEAMBOATS,.
50 John. McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Imperial. -, from st Louis with H b2fgeO
Pauline Carroll. Yore. from st Louis
WI Curtis, Cooley, from Tensas river
Carrie A Thorn. Thorn, from M.ude:A
Natchez feathers. from Vickshnrg
st Mary. Mitchell, from Grand Ecore
RY Hryarly Scovell, from GppeS Re-, Si:sf
IMPORTS.
iivERPOOI-Ship Proteus-Si6e SIS ga:
LIVERPOOL-.Shp pomOn3-9l0s she sals - 40
states
PALBRMO-BarR Te,esina--: cases cheese bb,s
wine II pkgs mdse
CEDAR KEYS AND FLORIDA PORTS 81. .u.hip
Lavaca-28 bales cotton and sundlies
UTILLA-Schoo Jennie Nood-.S 600 p a.. sis.s
so 600 cocoanuts 1900 punches bananas
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"a h.%->poA . - A<-ADA>A
ATLAS1NSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
No. 1872 Canal Street.
O. THE vHyRTY-FyRST cP DECEMBER, 1873.
IN accordance with the requirements OF their
charter. tn. company publish III. following stats.
meut.
Premiums received during the fractional par: OF
the year ending December 81. 1875
Fire premiums. So Sal 81
River premiums. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. il73 81
Total premiums.................. s53,sl5 10
Less anearned premiums. IS s16 70
Net earned PIE mivms. si7.ess 30
Deduct
Fire losses paid...o.o........ A226 80
Genera! expenses, less profit
and Toss interest..........2l 6I g. 1881 -
s55aS 60
The company have the following assets
Loans on mort cages. frst liens, on unen.
cumbe red real estate worth $305 $50 S1s1 e22 40
Real estate owned by the company..... 1880 90
Loans on pledge stock................... 100 90
Stocks owned b. The company 1850 60
United states bonds. COCO 90
Bills receivable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e.2S IS
Demand notes bearing eish: per cent In
tereat. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1880 90
Accrued interest. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lo4i, "A
Premiums IN course Of colleetiop....... 1880 S6
Bills receivable !oZ preiniums..... sD 90
Cash i. bank and in hands OF treasurer. s23lS 20
Office furniture. safe and agency sup
plies Observation-Disclosures. 3.is IS
Capt. ~ stock subscribed II course OF
settlement Observation-Disclosures. Ss4:i 50
yota. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. + .55 sis 20
LIABILITIES.
Capita! stock 1889 shares. s 100 each,
assessed at S75 per share 81. $50 -
Amount reserved to safely reinsure all
outstanding risks, being fifty per
cent of unearned premiums. 1883 80
Cnearned premiums, less fifty per cent
reserved. Observation-Disclosures. 1893 40
Amount reserved for unadjusted losses. 5,546 60
Salaries unpaid. ................... 1853 IL
Total ......................s 355, 942 50
The above statement is q true and correct tran.
script from the books of the company
WILLIAM Il. STEVENSON, President.
Dous1As WEST, Secretary pro tenn.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this fifth
day Of January, A. o. 1874.
JOHN q. EUsTIs,
Notary Public, No. 80 Carondelet street.
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FOR NEW YORK DIRECT:
Gks4kN The steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
C. B. CkOWELL, Commanded
VIII leave her wharf. foot of Jefferson street os
SUNDAY February g. at A. NJ
These steamers have superior ccommodstiors
Cor passengers.
Cabin passage .......... ........SO
otoei Is
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool GIss.
Cow, Bremen and Han burg ~
Through Tickets for First Glass and Steerare
Passengers for Liverpool and the Continent cor
Meeting viii Guon's Line of Steamers sailiuc
from New York every WEDNESDAY,
EOr freight or passage. apply to
JOHN II. LUDWIGSEN: Agent
No. 1870 Common al reet>
The steamship GENERAL MEADE will tolow
leaving SATURDAY, February IT, at 8 A. NJ lad
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The following kilograms were posted at tue Cot
ton Exchange
NEW YoKx, February 6. A. A.-Carrying rate,
gold, ~. Money! rate l0e. go
p. M.-Money rate s. Carrying rate, gold.
LeHDON, February 6, 40 P. x-Rate Of discount
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sshp
MISSISSIPPI,
WRAKE, Commander.
Will leave on or about February Is.
Prom her wharf, foot of Jackson street Fourth
District. Will receive and sign through bills of
lading to Havre, Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rot.
teJdam, and all continental ports.
Parties DESTROYS of sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid emg, alton tickets here rec
ductlon allowed when applied for in groups.
TOE lrelGht or passage having superior accOmmO-
oatons apply to S1LAS WEEKS l. CO.,
- No. 48 Carondelet street.
managing owners-FLINN, MAIN & MONTGOM.
cry, No. u Lancelot Hey, Chapel street, Liver
pool ial0 Iy
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Tie above statement is G true and coyrec: tran.
scrip: from the books Of the company.
KASPAR AUCH, President,
ROBERT JACKSON, Vice President
xov.s MATHS Secretary.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans. !
Sworn TO and subscribed. before me, This twenty.
fourth day OF January. 1874.
JOHN DAILY,
si..h Justice 0: The Peace. Parish OF Orleans.
A: The snnua: election. held the twelfth in.
slant. III. following gentlemen were elected di.
yectors. to serve the ensuing year:
Ksspar Auch. Robert jackson. William Mehie.
O. :. Theisman. Henry Bensel.Jr.:J. II. Keller.
Louis Faesse!. John ,. Kranz. Philip Drumm.
Basile Dahat, i. II. Burton, B. II. Scheme,
D. A. Harris. Louis Mathis, Or. S. S. Wood.
John Purcell, II. P. Walter, ". R. Fish.
}. N. DemaTest. <. R. Cbsvalley. Daniel Holderith.
J. il. Norton. Gustave Beck. II. Ellermann.
And at a meeting of the board held on the nine
teenth instan: Kaspar Auch. ESQ.,. was mani.
mousy re elected Pre- sident, Robert Jackson. Esq,
Wee President. Louis Mathis Secretary and John
Purcell. Esq, Inspector.
ja25 In, LOUIS MATHIS. Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ofice Corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
OAplbhl.s
Assets December 81. 1872 .............. 75S 84l ~
!nsures Fire, Marine and River Risks, dividing
the profits separately on esch department 70 the
insured.
For chs accommodation OF IS customers, the
Company vii make marine losses payable ip
London.
j.. TUyES. PyesIdsrt
J. ". E,scI,, Secretary.
Directors.
George ureuhsrt, N. pay1o,
c. T. Dugazon, Placide Forstali.
q. W. Babcock. Aug. Reichard,
7. Bailly Blanchard f. Miltenberger,
a. Schneider. W. B. Schmidt,
Charles LafttA, J. Tuves. fel(l IL