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LETTER FROM wARR1NeToE, FLA.

WARRINGTON, October 9Th, 1874.
To the Editor Of the Morning Star:
inclose for publication resolution adopted
by the st. Johns Catholic Total Abstinence So
ciety as a tribute of respect to the memory OF
three of the Sisters of the Order of st. Joseph
who died of yellow fever at this place on the
30th ult
Seldom, if ever, has a community Witnessed
so mournful spectacle as that presented in
ours on the morning of the LIST inst, when the
funeral procession moved from the convent
chapel to the cemetery, with three collins in
succession, bearing the mortal remains of Mo-
Their Aiexandrine and Sisters Clotilda and
Anne Teresa. Grief was portrayed in the
oountenances of both young and old, aud
was rendered all the more poignant by
the memory of the followers ever recurring
to the virtues of the deceased, who so
nobly sacrificed their lives to alleviate
the sufsrngs of the sick or bring consultations
to the bed side of the dying. Yours very
truly,
At nesting of the st. Johns Catholic Total
Abstinence Society held in their meeting roome.
Warrington, Florida, October 4tb, 1874. the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted in expression of their deep sorrow for
the loss of their late dearly beloved Sistsrs Of
st. Joseph and as last tribute of respect dine
IN special manner to their memory from tbis
Society, in gratitude for their counsel and sun
port, which they always kindly extended to it
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty GOO to
call to their reward our dearly beloved Sisters
OF Se. Joseph, Mother Alexandrine, Sister Clio |
tida and Sister Anne Teresa. Be it therefore
Resotred, That while we submit with humble
resignation to the divine DEGREES Of Providence |
In taking to himself His faithful servants, we |
VIII Win heartfelt sorrow mourn their removal !
nom orr midst, where they had labored so |
sealeus!y, lovingly and faithfully,-true SOL
diers OF the Cross, ever at their post, worthy
disciples OF their thorn crowned Maatar a.
Mnyb rea9y 10 disregard personal hardships
n I pnyeical snAeriDRa in the discharge of
tnelr outlee, warm and sympathetic friepde
who were dearly beloved and respeotad nv iii
the community; ~ OH
S4tesotred, That we recognize in their deotb |
an irreparable loss which will long he felt nv
she st. Johns Society and the whole commn |
nifty, and particularly by the iittle schnoi
cnitdren, in whose welfare they were so foudlv
ana devotedly interested
resolved, That while we tender the Order of
WHICH they were members and their be- |
reaVed relatives, our heartfelt sympatbies and
sincere coincidence, bid them reiocerip their {
record OF useful lives which gives promise of J
q better future beyond; q
RESOLVED That copy of these resolutions be c
entereo on the minutes of this Society, and
snas copy be sent for publication in the New
| orE FreeHs1Rs Journal and New Orleans MORN :
PR4ECIs wALsH, Chairman, \
u. j. MOONEY, !
u. B. HATToN,
=. y. Reilly,
RoBr. SIlEPeoN.
n
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a. man III Cincinnati advertising for a situa.
ZION, says: :. Work is not 30 much en- object AZ
good wages" oJ''' "s
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GALvANIC BATTERIES
CHEMICALS, FINE DRUGS
SURGICAL APPLIANCES TRTJSs ne
MINERAL WATERS-ForciRn and IA
meetic-Direct from tho SpripRn
Prescriptions compounded all hours dsy or nfrbt
fei7 ly5p -s-e-
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PRoPosALs------------------PRoPo
OFPIcR OF LOUISIANA LEvEE COMPANY,
No. % CarOndeet street,
New Orleans October let, 1874.
The Communication of State Engineers having this day
ordered the building of eighysx levees in various
parts Of the State during the coming sggregang
about 900 900 Of cubic yards the Lsvee Company do
sire to have these levees bnt in the four
The cost Of constructing these lovees will be far
cess OF all the cssh the command Of the
bovee Company They WILL therefore, be compelled 10
meet the exigency by making for building
these levees in part for cash and port on credit.
Contractors and planters wishing to build levees
invited to call the office of the LousiasA Levee Com.
pany and examine the lIss and specifications and OBJ
tain Information to terms.
Planters and others residing In the vicinity Of the
broken levees will have the preference in obtaining
con tracts. should they desire
By order OF the President
THOMAS L. DIX,
oel 3t5p Secretary and Treasurer.
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RoYs' AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.

BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
We have received q full stock of
Cashmere D. B. SACK SUITS,
Black Cloth and Ribbed Beaver SUITS
for School and Dress purposes for Youths and Boys
Also, Boys DRAWERS, SHINTs and UNDER
CLOTHING at low prices, at
PIERSON e. HEWS',
ocislt 10 and Is Camp street.
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-RooHs DHMocRAIIc PARISH COMMITTEE
Nov Orlsans Aug zs, 1874,
A. ~ hIn

At meeting Of this Committee IT was
RGs0lveS That have follow cd with admiration the
proceeding sf tho Baton Rouge Convention that
tho result comprising the platform and the BcninatIona
State Treasurer and members Of Congress 10 te
Of Oreass opposed to Radicalsm therefore heart
lily ratiy The action Of the Convention asd pledge
Support fEs nominees.
Rss0tPed. That TIE Parish ommittes In aeeordaues
With the platform and the resolutions adopted the
State Convention recently held Basn HonRe fvffo
all citizens opposed 70 Radcaafa irrespective AZ paFfV
aaaedRa - register themselves vogars IN IN ca-
tnl ciu0s already cFEaniHod IN their respective Wara
nnd % ante n The elaco1 Daierafsd On ne "a 81
sJotptsr e Parish cnaTtn2ien - IS hcld e. fs k
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ST. ALPHoNsUS' TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASSo-
CIATIoN--A meeting of this Association will DO held
THIS Sunday EVENING. at o'clock, in st. A1pbon
sus Hall, st. Andrew street, between Magazine and
Constance.
Gentlemen wishing to join invited to be present
Oclslt CHAS L. SINCLAIR Secretary.
e ST. THEREsAs CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE soCIETY.-There win be a speclai meeting Of
THE Association on SUNDAY EVENING, October re-
At o'clock in St. Thsresas Ha Erato street. between
zfagaEins and Camp.
Gen4lanea Wishing - bedcc rien8fs aFe Invited -
Is nEeasna EolfN a y nl1lll1Enl va Isr..Iasna
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Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE
Now Orleans, September 4, 1874.
At meeting OF this Committee, held this evening

Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE .
Now Orleans, September 4, 1874. :
At meeting Of this Committee, held this evening II
was
Resolved. That this Committee again invite and urge
all TO re1ster tbeir nameH
practicable in the di.re MT Ward Cinbs
a6y organized. in order that they
in the election to be held October Sd
the Parish Convention, which will assemble Octo
Der 9Th.
AS under previously promulgated resolutions of tbiu
tions, the number of Registrars and Clerks arc not
lmted therefore the President OF the several
cation. appoint in addition tho appointments al
ready made Registrar for each Ward represent
the different organizations other than the Democratic
Party in the platform adopted at tho Baton
Resolved That the Presidents of the several Central
Ward Clubs be and they hereby requested to ap-
point such number Of Commissloners aud Cleric e
they each deem proper and necessary the
election to be held October 3d. Upon proper appli
Commissioner Of Election and Clerk polling
place represent the different than
cd by tho State Convt recently held at Baton
Rouge. P MALOCHEE, President.
B. L. BOWER. Secretary.
Rooms DEnocRAuc PARISH COMMITTEE I |
New Orleans, September y, 1874. :
To the Business Community OF the Parish Of Orleans,
The recently promulgated istrntion Law biecta
log nsurpaton, especially aurHllEed caizena to
and outrageous diculties and annoy
nnosS 10 obtaining the necessary regsGanou papers
Therefore. this Committee respectfully uFxes and
earnestly Ieqnests that merchants cor
allow them ample time and every possible opportunity
only register themselves bat
80 800 r AALhCHRE, Proaldept.
Z. L. BOWER, Secretary. sells n G
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4 o. GREvE,
APOrHECARY.

English French Hfid t,rIman URUGS, with the m ost
TbiabIr PATENT MEDICINES.
A entirely ADd stock aud prices moderate
carefully ard Correctly prepared day and
night
aes7 IaI 5n ,.nrDer Jnrkson and Magazine streeta
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.ohG STAB AND CATHOLIC NEssENGER SUNDAY OCTOBER q


Have brought US variety OF
| SELECT ARTICLES,
among which will be found
Choice PRINTS, American and Foreign.
camels' hair DRESS GOODS.
ALpAcAs, Black and Colored.
French and German CoRsETs.
Improved BUsTLEs
New styles Japan SILKS.
Guipure, Spanish and Beaded NETS
LACES.
Goods FOR Boys and Mems Wear
- Here few prces:-
~ Bordered PRINTS tchoiee,, Isc. per yard.
Brown Veil BAREGE good a5c
Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEFS fans, 15c ZACH
Reps handsome styles), I5c per yard
watered and Shaded RIBBONS, (Nos. and la,,
CSC per yard.
BRASELMAN & ADAMS
SEQ and 5ss. MAGAZINE STREET $50 and sea
Conner st. Andrew street.
ools1t CASH HOUSE.
+" FOR CASH ONLY"
b. I. WASHES,
no. Canal Street.
Will now be found she usual assortment of
BOYS AND OhILDREN.s CLOTHING
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
All of Recent Manufacture and of the Latest Styles
This Stock is FRESH NOW cpening). and most COM
n anrfpn amt
Sold for Cash Only.
Friends and customers will please take notice, as
this rule will be strictly followed this season. As sell
" FOR CASH ONLY" the prices will be
LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE
while the stock is in all respects much better.
CALL AND SEE.
B. T. wALsHE,
oclslt ITO Canal street. near St. Charles.
THE CATHOLIC WORLD.
oLUME Xxx.
TRIED AND FOUND GOOD!
IMPROVING WITH AGEl
The TWENTIETH VOLUME of this unequalled
American Magazine, opening with the present month
Affords good opportunity for occasional to
become regular subscribers.
1ts merits are too well known to need repetition
In both Continents it 10 recognized as the most
sterling Monthly in the language as it furnishes
with each number abou. $50 pages of choice literary
matter at the low subscription IS per annum
it is undoubtedly the cheapest reading matter in the
world.
Subscriptions received by '.
CHAs. D. ELDER, AGENT,
1874 Camp street. New Orleans
~ sfngie numbers rs specimens, at so cents:
ociS 1m5p
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ANCIENT ORDER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ne 1.-The regular monthly meetings Of shiS Division
hSld in their Hall corner Of Common and DsrbtQny
strosts, On The FIRST WEDNESDAY Of svory meath,
Is a oolook Pm The nsxs meeting win De RiovsmHsr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AS
soCIATIoH-New orleans, Oct II. IeTS - The Siock.
holdsrs of this Association hereby notided that
LOAN OF FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS will be
offered NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, October So
1874 ut II o'clock in the Morning Star Hail. Is PoyrAs
street.
The public are cordially invited to be present.
JOHN McCAFFREY, President
7. J. o'SULLIvAE, Secretary. ooIs Il
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The weather has been very cool for few
days. Winter clothing and fires have been
found not uncomfortable. We are sadly in
need of rain, the city being constantly envel-
oped in cloud of dust. THRMIs.
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MUSIC.

MRS. GUsTAvE voM HoFE, eO7 Magazine st,
Panos Of the beet makers to ront on ruason
abba tSrmn Special attenton given to repairing sRd
tuniuR Pfanos by stD beet tuner I'm tho city.
8heSf Rnafo. Muafea1 Instrumental BtfipHp. ate n.
VIVA On haad Elnals EoaflP bGeEaa.
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GEO. W. HoMAN,

GEO. w. Holman,
UpholSterer,
cal MaRAzine street, near Josephine
CARPETS neatly laid, and every description Of Upbo
sterv work promptly attended TO.
Address Box 90, Mechanics' and DealerS' Exchange.
under ~ t,harlca Hotel. se21 Im5p
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON. May 4 1874
Net receips ~ bales Eapor s-To Great srnis LIS
to The Continent li0 to france, 2a5; coastwse, 0la
,, -,,.,. ,KEw oaLs.ss, May q 1874
goca ordinary s7se; ofS,naf ,s Iscsgss IL
iIaace siScf ls5 's sAes lass evening"
Cotton quiet and unchanged; middlins i6slc q i7c
Net receipts 20 bales. Exports coastwise, i9 Sales
sAyAsxAa, Maya 1874
Sales, 1856 stock. s2,657.
Cotton sgie: middq ,s ls'ze Lose low mIddng.
ports coastwise 49, Sales soi Sock Il. 'A'e'
s,,.,,. .urn.n,,,. ., W5xscJSs c. MAY 1871
for Strained tnrpsnne steady at IS hard
81 s5 Tor yellow dip; 50 5o tor virgin. Tar steady
Flour unchanged Sales 1870 ebls 1t H7 IS or ~
spring s. lor amber winter 50 q white winter,
Sorn sas
sass 81 bushels an a for Barley quiet Corn meal
iced unchanged; shorts 81 shIpsuIs, SIS; middngs
sc corn amber IS 70 The aaS
LeceipS-lg ,0JJ feet OF lumber.
Imports for The last twenty,four hoursflour 500
$3.50 DO Exporl.heat 2soO bushels; corn, 1890
s qs1s . sss Il y g. wins; sss
W1ss, avn \, sa ,; sw:%sse spI!ns
ST. s,s ssss ssn M9is
OF Dusiels new at arrive
terms. Ca quiet; sales of white blown at Sic
No Western held at &c. Toledo COO. Barley dull:
sales of Canada 81 20 81 30; No Western 81 50 81 ISL
y s. q ssaSy R.sns.
CHICAGO May q 1874
Flour quiet ana unchanged. Wheat steady No.
spring Isl ~ No 2do 81 q SPOT or May; q 7%
q 4 corn-Demand light; holders hrm; No. mixed.
:s s sRs: s.y ss 81 ,ss 'sS:!sa
Demand ah holders arm al ceeeed 41c yn
and nominal No. spring 81 50 81 6 Pork steady at
SIG ~ SIG 81 spot; SIG % $40 5lls May Lard in fair
demand and higher at $40 Is spot or May; Sr0 30 a
$lu3 "a June Bulk meats steady; shoulders, IS 62lS
g s.; short or rib mddles sc loose, spot Whiskey
eeipts,og1 bbls rour 1920 bushels WHEAT II 600 do.
sbipmentss0O0 bbls. -four lao $50 bushels wheat 760t
do corn $4,000 do oats LOO do rye and COO barley
TOLEDO, May D. 1874
Flour steady Wheat dun and lower at 81 az for No.
white Wabash, 81 591a for No. white Michigan 81 10
ior amber Michigan. can 1 and Nay; June, 81 SKI No
for high a. mixed ,sS Nay 7ac gune july low
Oats dull and nom nal rrelahs-To aufao, &C. SIC.
230 do. corn and 5000 do Shpmens-I, 900 bbIs
Hour 1900 bushels wheat, 1000 do corn and 500 do
-
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1871. i7Us. i79l, IT'S. 1871. ST.. Part s-Held ~
Judge SpieY-COuri opens at eleven A. M.-N0e. so,
I5Ol 0ll o6s ga, 14sl 81, a., 90. GA eod 9oes
50 ssS, eco, soA lo26 764 sso, l1So' NO. oss. se2
Counr or CoHxoN PLsAs--GExHaAL TERx.-win
meet the 1rst Monday IN May for tne purpose q
rendering declsfoM
journed until tuesday, May IL
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part T.
Hela BY Judge LOew-Cou opens at eleven A. ~
2Oso. 1865 2i7a, SO, i5l3 2lio Part 2.-Adjourned
until Monday, June !, 1874.
MARINE COURT-1RIAL TKRM-Part Held By
Judge Gross.-Nos. ST. s23. l4S5, 1888, $685. Ss76,
4l24, 412s 4132 4l42. Part 2-deld by Judge Jo-
achlmsen.-Nos. 4957 s36i, Sl.5, 1850, l755, 1885,
37d $500, 1885, 328 2627 2s54, 1891 $500, 39Ol $685.
39O9 39l1, 3sl7, 39l9 Part 3-Heid BY nlge Spaul-
ding.Nos s0,s, 40s7, Asst. All, 1922, 1904 A7O5,
49l7, 4992, 1885, 1927 492S 1920 1857, ALTO. l784,
1860, 4s03. 4Sl, 4l22.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIo<s-Held bv Judge
Sutherland.-Ihe People vs.. Robert May, iel0nious
assault and battery; Same Va Peter Murphy.
ielonious assault and battery; Same Vs. James
Smith, burglary; Same ". Joseph Cooney and
Peter Wilson, burglary; same ". Joseph Auld and
and Thomas D0wny, burglary; same vs.. John Ma
honey. Jonn Churchill and Thomas Connors bur-
gary; Same vs.. Henry W. Johnson, grand lar
Ellis, grand larceny; same vs.. George wilson ana
William Graham, grand larceny; same W. William
Webb, grand larceny; Same vs.. Charles Wood
Thomas Bostock, grand larceny; Same vs.
Charles A. Welton, grant larceny; Same vs.
Joseph Lazarus, grand larceny; same vs.. Aau--
rice Grady, larceny from me person same W.
Peter Carly and Bernard Connolly, larceny from
the person; Same ys. George y D5ol, larceny from
the person; Same vs.. George Wiley, larceny rom
the person; same Vs. Charles wilkes, larceny rom
the person; Same vs. James Cuiley, larceny rom
the person; Same vs.. George Haven and Joseph 7.
Sweet, false pretences.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUrT-Part 3-fIeld BY Judge
Lawrence-Court opens nc haf-pas: ten A. NJ
Nos 800, 254g 445 1906 1885, 907 $751; 1902 1858 %,
1895, AT $780, &c., 292 1921. 3l25, 2769, 3l76, l77
SUPERIOR COURT-GENERAL TBRA-Held Dy
Judges Mcneil, Freedman and Sedgwick.-Nos l,
q g L = Q, 10, III, ~ Is, H. 10, ~, ~ u.s. ~
70, a. % 20 "a, %, 70, a. 70, ~ w. d. ~ oa' o.
IS, 30, 81. -
suPEaIoR CouRr-sPEmAL TERM-Held BY
Judge Van vorst.-Nos. \. ? y 90 Is, TO- II,
49, 49, 3d. 81 81 49, "a, 35. 30, 81. 80. 49, 49, A. ~
43 a. 45, a. Al ~. ~. 90, 81. 81 o. D. 90 90, "a,
IS. 3d. 80, 6I 81, 90, g. 90, CO. g. oS, o9 ~ H. IL
70, "A, 49,
by Judge Curtis-Uourt opens at eleven A. M.-N0s
o2p $751; 73 III s73 6z5 1907, ST., 663, 91. Al, 879
s s2s. 2sa Az. 6o7 900. a7o COL 7Sa 64s. 30 1874
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wing table shows the fluctuations -
IMPORTS AND EXPLOITS.

The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
dry goods, $685., 1896; produce exports ST. 1876 229
and specie exports, ts393s3. The total mercnan-
disc imports since January ], this year, are
3l4A, 11l,17o against $3.50, 1885, 1855 last year and
S1S5, 900 In 1872 The total exports OF produce
since January are 9o5o3.9 $50, against $751; 123 I48
last year and SOS 800 in 1872 The total exports
Of specie since January are $40 Oh. $40 against
$l7oso,s 5l last year and slo,77o,5l2 In 1872.
BUSINESS PROSPECTS,
IL ~ pleasant to record the general fact that
business shows symptoms OF recovery from the
intense depression that existed during the autumn
and winter. While the spring trade is behind
hand, and has suffered both IRON the panic and
the unsettled conditions imposed by the absence
OF prudent Congressional legislation, there is vet
hope that, before the incoming OF the next fail
months. our principal commercial and Industrial
enterprises will DO again fairly on their feet and
making up the heavy losses That have been sus-
tanned A serious drawback may result from the
backwardness OF crops and the overflow OF West
ern rivers, but. on the other hand, merchants from
tine interior report depletion OF goods and the
necessity OF laying In fresh stocks at an carly day.
THE BANK STATEMENT
In encouraging, because showing decided i'm
Drovement upon the report of the preceding week
An an Increase OF specie and legal tenders. An
analysis Of the statement shows a net gain Of
&2Easoa In the Legal rsserva tia hss KS now hold
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.


=, HAVANA May q 1874
~ dutch standard ~ i Nos 10 to ~ "A 30 reals per
Anterior TO common 1914 5, reals fair to good REIN
Ing, lo1a u reals; grocery grades Il a az reals,
mayans and Matsnzas $4,000 boxes and oou
ana $50 hogsheads Exported during tho week
6l0o boxe: and 5000 hhds, including 500J boxes and
per cwt Butter quiet. Flour nrmer at SIS rs S26 rs
Hams-Amercan SUGAR cured, $50 so per auintal.
Lard quiet, in Kegs S3l Im per uuIutai. in
tins ~. 80 Potatoes nominal Tsiiow firm
ut S2 w ~ per ouintal Wax--yellow in fair
demand, white firm At $H $50 per arrobe.
Honey nominal Onions nominal Naval stores
msnd at 81 81 Lumoer-wse pine quiet At SIS s7s
per pitch pine nominal At SEQ Shocks dul box II 4
Havana TO Falmouth and orders 45s sD Ioading ai
other ports on the north coast OF Cubs 10 the
United states per hid: OF mossses, 50 I2js a
- BIN; TO Falmouth and orders Rs Sd. q SIS.
rency 100 ios premium; short sight os 10Y premium
days gold. i3y i32 premium; short sight ia 3d
premium Tn London l59 l6l premium. On Parix Isl
q l32 premium. Spanish gold, rs 2sa
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A "A SPECIAL TERN " 'nA - s'f o1. oo'A'
Of the state Of New York. held at the Court House.
thu c;tv or New YORK on the 18th day of March, 1874

present Hon. Charles Donohue, Justice Joseph Wilde,
pIaint,ff against the National Lo Insurance Company,
seienaant on reading the summons and complaint;
herein heretofore fled On the proceedings here had
OF Iii Beard the receiver IN this action whereby ap-
nea r, 10 the AMI proper that notice
shoud he published this action, provided TOR by
ecnon IS tsection So OF article title a. part g.
Jay, The pant!fs attorneys and the attorneys tor the
Company exhibit the same to the said Eli beard, re-
Duane street. in the city Of New York,
LIST day October 1874 and that all such persons be-
come parties this action before sai last named
day, in default thereof that they and each Of them
shall he prccluded from all benefit the decree which
will be made in this action and from any distribution
which shall be made under such decree IL Is
Their ordered that this order be published once week
for ak months in the New York Herald, newspaper
published In the city of New York and In the State
paper and that the first publication thereof be made on
or before the 3lst day OF March, 1874
copy. ft
WILLIAM WALSH, Clerk
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THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money has been and continues very easy, the
enerings for call loans being the basis or 8 and
Aper cent, with only exc ptiona rates at 5 and 9.
The discount market was likewise easy at 5xa7
Fer cent for prime mercantile paper OF short and
long dates. A large amount OF capital is now
available, and Is likely to increase during the
month. The disbursement OF interest by govern
ment and corporations and the collection OF rents
will naturally let loose an abundance OF money,
which, IN the absence OF any other and better
opportunity OF investment, VIII seek the most
approved securities Of Wall street. such as the
elder railroad bonds and the most trustworthy
among the shares ON the stock list. Foreign az
change advanced to the shipping point and was
more or less active, the demand being on account
Of the May coupons, although bills to.a consider
able extent we're purchased in anticipation. Com.
mercial bills, notwithstanding the heavy exports
OF the week. were scarce.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were strong both here and in London, and bid fair
10 MAINTAIN their strength, from causes already
Ctted-to w.t. the anxiety on the part OF investors
70 place their money In the best securities.
THE GOLD MARKET.
The movement OF gold during the week was I'M
attended by force feature. 1t opened weak
and declined about one per cent, from which there
was recovery in consequence OF the advance in
ments, but at the close Dotn dulness and weakness
were again manifest. The extremes OF the week
were 1i31i and ll2zz.