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ed. Tho demand 10 good. Selling ct ao0z'c
y dozen; Lo mi Is 940c p Dozen anavr.p,rs
pies are scare aud in demand. Potatoes. onions,
caboaPes and sour kreut are in.good, supply ana
Sn Mestsrs potatoes are %e'sa IS s"r
y box; sourkr.ut ss0lo y Dbl
BAGGlNG-GOcd demadd for small iotS ana no
demand for round lots Domestic inte 10 retailing at
los miee hemp ISL a!6c: India. in bales snd 'olis
MALLS in moderate supply and good demand:
Prices are Sc p bushel lower. $50 sacks SAID at
81 50 y bushel. end moro are IN treaty 81 shat
EOPs-Few Wisconsin are in request. The stock
is small and is quoted at s75sc y 10. "aes Sol"
sTAktH-ligh. supply and good demand At
Tall tai ! , y. st Ease = H. IL.
msnd fair: Selling at I.di7ac = 10.
MosS-Good supply and dull. Gray, Is quoted
a. !a2,ss; mi, %i1eG 20ac brown S'sc; black 's'e;
OAK sTAvhsThe supply 10 good. but arrivals ndy Is
ar. small: We quote dealers prices es dr.Ys5sd 20
inch. Sll5alao; extra hogshead; IS inch. $l2s@l3o;
extra claEst. 20 inch. Ssoa95: extra barre! S'~0o
LARD OlI-lighs supply and moderate de.
nH a rrces are dImer 1t ~ se'ilns at - '"~
LlNsEED oll-sells at 81 p gallon for law. and
COTTON SEED-The receipts are al. taken BY
The factories. they furnishing the sacks ahe pay
$40 y ton delivered on The levee.
bhl.. sla in haf Bills S IN quarter bbls and So
IN kis; No. ! SIG 50 in bbls. SO - in halt Dds:
g. 50 in quarter b2s and I: Is IN KITS; no. h S'
and 81 As Ia kits; No. 3 50 SO AZ bbs. So i'll half
bbs. 81 so in quarter bbls. and 81 % IN Tits Goa.
quarter boxes s: TO- Her1ipss. .. 30 in bbls;
S! Is in halt bbls 50 IS i'll quarter bbis. and ~ ID
BALING TwINE- Good demand and very little
here. Selling az l1c p Is.
SOAP-Good demand. Westerr sells at SAc y ii
6,s d6Ac round lots. and &c in job lots; German
olive New Orleans) &C p 10: magnolia 'He: AAS
palm s.c; CASTLE soap lie y 10. with q reduction
IRON COTToN rlEs-Good supply and demand.
Selling in lots under 500 bundles at &c 10 ret;
in lots of 500 bundles at &c y TO- "a ~ cent OH and
in lots of 1900 bundles and over8c 10 T. cent
of. The Beard Brothers tie sells at .1sc y ID.
with a discount fer round lots.
COFFEE-The nlarke, is firm &c advanced prices
Of y ale y 3D. DE- alers' stock 5000 bags Stock in
.s r anss o SdS' fair S dS sooa as
prime !sssa2one y h.
Weekly Quotations Of Hides, Etc.
Messrs. Hay Mehle furnish us the following re.
st first hands weighing. sundlins. diayagc and
commission have to be added:
Steer hides, city slaughter. over lbs. ..
. 10; % ~
Steer hides; city slaughter. 20 to- 81 -,
Steer hides. city slaughter. under 20
ADS, = 10 - u 80
Cow hides, city slaughter. as they run.
Kips city slaughter 20 to "a lbs, y ib - a y
Klps city slaughter. Is to 80 fts, y 10 - 70
County hides. flint 20 to % f6s: u IL
Country hides. flint. damaged half
Beeswax prime yellow. p b......... %
TX hoIhs eacn.. .................'....
1alow. t. 70 observation-disclosures.
We notice a further decline ia city steers; and.
with accommodating stocks. prices are weaker al!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-04
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
EATrKDaY EYENISG Acf0her 2 1874

NEW SkLEANS REPUBL1CAN OFpfCE \
SATURDAY EVENING, October ,, 1874.
The money market was rather quiet to-day.
The offerings continue of far extent both in bank
and on the street but there was less demard for
commercial paper on the latter We continue to
quote first class signatures Nth collaterals az
u y cent annum Al az !odI8, and Sc cond grade
at + cen T. month. First class mortgages are
still quoted ~ 1odii Z cen. = sHnum and second
grade ~ -.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
October S...... .......... ki389i3 80 xl39 e97 60
Same time last week.. s63,Sis IS 81 503 90
Total last week .....,... &.O3 IS. - CTS 20 IA
Total week before ...... A05s,a5S 30 $50 3s2 Ia
We are indebted 20 Mr. 7. n MAYNARD, manage,
Of The New Orleans Clearing House for the follow
ing eompar tive statement Of the associated bauka
for the week ending to-day:
Increase. Decrease.
Specie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 -
Currency. ...........'........ e1NOM
Loans. ..... .........-........ 1900
DEPOSITS. ...................... Iocoo ......
Gold opened at i09s. a os3. against iiO7, ut
New York, and, after a faig business. closed at
10y = a 1929, against 10 10 that market. The
sales summed up $4,000, embracing $1,000 at
l"ss eieOO and $4,000 at 1895. a2O0a $1,000, $1,000
and SIS Oco at 1904, and S 1900 at lOsT
-, NO sales OF silver were reported. American half
Col ans at sc gold.
me advance in bills being counteracted by the
aeenne IN gold at New York sterling exchange
eAs'ee -" Y seHt lower Tor seRmsrcis! and 40
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN. ;
Sunday. October !. 1874.

Sunday. October !. 1874. }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Amite. Adams. for Pensacola
Mexican schooner COachiia. Eorzei!, sos Pasca-
Scula. in ballas:
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
mo arrivals from sea repoSted.)
STEAMBOATS,.
Moilie Moore. Hancy, from st Louis
st John McEl;Oy. from Baton Rouge
Bastrop Hodge. from Shreveport
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
WallOon. Debouchel. from Lowev COass
BELOw-COMING UP.
Bark sco'laad Rogers. 20 days from New yo.k to
Gee Fosdick &co-
EXPORTS.
PESSACOLA-SfAa amer Am,te-lS6 bb's -four 100
half hbis nor 10 bible whiahy Is ties lard :: ties meat
70 kegs lard 200 SKIS corn 20 SKIS bran % sks oats Is
bags coffee 20 bxs vine cks wine
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS Steamer Moe Moore- 1905 bbis four
III bbls apples 100 bbls meal 50 cks bacon so bbls oil
'is SKIS bran 10 bbls whisky SO pkss tobacco and
sundres
EATON ROuGE-Stesmer st John-its hale. rot.
ton 70 bales 1893 SKIS cotton seed bbIs syrup
SKIS seed cotton :. halt bbls syrup 700 sks ,ousn
ton 70! SKIS cotton seed aud sundres
LCMER COAST-Steamer Mary Ida-Sundries
Low EH COASI-Ste;heT NaliOOA-Sundg,es
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS..
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
October l62 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 2 bbs
rice 3l5 skis rice S35 eks rough rice and s,1udres
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. October 3-l61 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
Road. October 3-4.l bales cotton and sundr1es
@3-
MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph
New York, October ), 1874.
To 4. Moulton-The steamship Hudson. CAPTAIN
eager. arrived this morning.
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SUCCESSION OF LOUIS SAvINl.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 81 .322.

DY G. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JoHN @. MON.
ID rose, AuctiOneer-Otfice No. so ROYAL street.
On SATURDAY, October 10. 1874. at twelve O'Clock
NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange on
Roya! street. between Canal and Custombouse
streets. will be sold 1t public auction, by virtue of
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge of the
Second District Court for tue parish of Orleans.
dated August 20, 1874, the following described prop
erty for account of said success ion
/. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and improvements thereon. situated
ill the Fist District Nf this city. in the square
bounded by Graver. Perddo. Howard and Freret
streets designated as lot NJ. g. Said lot me asures
II feet inches front on Freret street. by depth
Of SO feet 10 inches. between eqsal and parallel
lines
with the buildings and Improvements thereon.
situated in the Sixth District of this city. in the
square bounded by Levee, Toedane. Chippewa
streets and Louisiana avenue. designated by let
tiers and + In the square No. !. and measuring.
to wit:
Lot measures, American measure 26 feet front
on Levee street, by a depth on the line toward
Louisiana avenue of I45 feet inches, 2 lines,
the OF her side line by first depth of 95 feet where
line. aud measuring 6 feet iuches 3 . II lines;
thence a further depth of 5. feet inches l-9
line. and 20 feet the rear line.
Lot measures. american measure, IS feet 10
inches lines front on Levee street, by depth
the side line toward Toedano street Of of l3l feet
inches 6h ines Oh the other eide line by first
depth OF IS feet. where it meets a. right angles
line para lei to the line. and measures feet
inches u lines thence further depth of q feet
inches 12-21 lines and % feet OH the line.
The whole according to plans made by D. &.
Seghers. architect dated August II 1874.
Terus-One half cash the spot and the bal
ence in notes of purchasers drawn by them to
their own order and by them Endorsed. dated on
the day OF adjudication, to them payable respec
lively in six and twelve months after date, bearing
interest at the rate of eight per cent per annun
from date until paid, and secured by special mort
gage and vendors privll. &c Oh the property sold.
The pu chasers to pay attorneys fees at the Of
five per cent on the amount sued for in case of
SUIT being brought for the recovery of said notes;
In he hly slid
the full amount of the credit portion of the price,
and to transfer the policy Of insurance to the adj
ministrator The purchasers to pay, over and
above the amount of their bids, ali taxes on said
property for the current year.
Acts of sale at the expense of purchasers before
i. D. Seghers, notary public.
se3 u 10 26 OcJ 10
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ID OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
quotations. quotation =.

though the supply was only moderate. the sales
during the morning embraced 1000 bales. mostly at
strong prices, but with some transactions at
easier rates. but later in the day the movement
exhibited less animation, and yesterdays prices
were barely maintsined. There appeared TO be
general impression among buyers toward the close
that they would do well to await the more cOpioue
receipts expected next week, which checked the
demand and bad rather a depressing influence.
The amount on shipboard not cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at 500 bales EN- heacinE
5000, for Liverpool $3.50 for Hare and 1850 Tor tie
North which when deducted from the stock Oh
hand by our running statement yesterday evening
leaves II 400 bales Represent the quantity awaiting
at the landing and III presses unsold OF awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports: 'Sales 1900 bales. Mar.
ket opened higher. closed at yesterdays quota
fioAs.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-04

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS lNsTITU.
~ TON, No. 1856 Canal street. Trustees-Dr.
w. Newton Mercer, L. r. Generes George Jonas,
Thomas A. Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke. Charles
J. Leeds, David Urquhart, John @. GAinos, CaSl
Kohn, Christian Schneider. Samuel JaDison
Interest Allowed On OeDOe1ts.
l. F. 0BNkRHO, President.
CHARLBs xI1sHAw, Treasurer. mhN ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-04

Dread Of comihg 10 wants. terrible dis
ease-~is known IS the rich mans Wsiady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-04
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Bnptistr <;laren.- m.
81 .t01,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyENTOT HECRFDYTORS
~ .f this estate TO present their bills within tel
WIDOW CLA.ENS
eS30 OCT e. 80. so ST Phi in streat
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NOTARIES.
LOST.


L OST.-A CERr1FlCATE, No. 3s:, FOR FIFTY
Il shares Of stock in the Louisiana state Iof
terry. The public ale hereby cautioned not 10 ne.
gotiate he same, an application having been made
for q duplicate certificate.
EDWARD A. YORKE
Ocf No. 35 CarOndeI.t street
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BANKS AND BANKING,
+ OUISlANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
No. 81 Camp Street.
1hA - GJOVsVVVs

THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Ia strictly legitimate bank for savings,
modelled upon the plan of popular and successfu
Institutions in Few York and London, and incor.
porated April a. 1872, under special and favor
able charter granted by the Legislature Of tho
State of louisiana with an authorized capital o.
S2OO000.
Interest six per cent per annum.
Deposits of ten cents and upward received.
AL deposits are payable on demand,
Open daily from A. NJ. to p NJ, and on SAtur.
urday evening from six to eight o'clock
GRUNEWALD HALL,
No. 21 BarOnne street.
n. BEENER, i'll. GUBERNAT0R,
Cashier. President
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG, THOMAS HASAM,
&. W. BURBANK, J. L. GUBERNATOR,
mil ly N. BENNER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-04

Auccessios Of Charles n. H~yyneI1.
r1NHE CREDIT RS OF THE SUCCESSION OF
i Charles M Heyva% t, No. 81, 069 Of the doo,,
of he second District Court ore n. eby notified to-
att end meeting of creditors which will be held -
notarial Office, No 30 R va street NONDA.
October 26, 1874, at twelve el X N.
By order Of the C0nYt
s.23 ocl g Is % TIL BCISSON. Notary Public.
Succession Of Theodore ". ID. KIyne.
CkCDND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIN PARISH
= OF Orleans. No. 81 AL Whereas, Mrs Dtbie
s. DekyDe has petitIon+d the court for letters of
". DeKl, ne, deceased, ntestate. Notice is hereby
given to all whom il may concern to chow cause
within ten dayswhy the prayer OF the aid
petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
&C: 1I' FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
4 NALIAON.sss... u ~
"
5000. NEW ORLEANS, August 81. 1874.
Sixty iavs after date promise to pay the or
DR. ,i G. Bonnecarrere, j. LasserIe and d. Mon
team the sum Of $4,000, FOX value received.
r. DUMESTRE
ir,icrsed: 6. BOnnecarrere, J. Lasserre D. Mon
ie1ue.
5000.
NEW ORLEANS August 20 or "a dates inter eninp
Sixty days after date promise to paw to the or.
der OF myself the sum of $1,000, for value.
P. DUMESTRR
Endorsed: J. Dumestre, A. Dumestre, G. Mayiie.
All persons are hereby cautioned from purcbaa
ing, exchanging, or in any oths rwise ueeotiat,no
for the above described promissory notes. rs dise
claim any liability Hereunder. and will not pay
the same.
oc3'L2 r. DCMGSTRR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-04

We notice a further decline ia city steers; and.
II accommodating stocks. prices are weaker all
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MEMORANDA.

BY Telegraph
New York, October ;, 1874
To A. Moulton-The steamship Hudson, Captain
eager. arrived this morning.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

We are indebted 20 Nj. !. n MAYNARD, manage.
Of The New Orleans Clearing House for the follow
ing eoInpar tiye statement Of the associated banks
for the week ending to-day:
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Weekly Quotation. of Hides, Etc.

Messrs. Hay Meh,e furnish us the following re.
port. Their quotations represent actual sales
at first hands. Weighing. hundlns. dIayage and
commission have to he added:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-04

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
approximations Of $500 each for the nine
remaining units OF the same ten of the
number drawing the s 900 prize are. i.80
approximations o. $500 each for the nine
remaining units Of the same ten of the
number drawing the s 10 OOO prize are. 1,80
9 approximations of $500 each for the nine
remaining IN. is Of the sa:,a ten of the
number drawing the SIC. $50 prize are 1906
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fk..M tlksT PASE.J

RnSin, Doc.or and S,iarge Boy Gistapced.
T;me-9::I..s1 .11s1s .3l. .1:35, $50 q. :3Ois,
s;.pn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tevGh' Suffi Star no: plactd.
V,ma-99::.2.sL. 81 ~. ":3l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-19
NEW YORK.

New York, November Is. The affairs OF
the defunct Commonwealth bank, have been
so we'll managed by Isaac II. Bailey that the
creditors have been paid in full. This is said
to be the only instance of this nature that has
occurred here during the last fifteen years.
Police reserves have been doubled this
morning on the river front, as the indications
are that there will be more assaults by the
striking longshoremen.
Elisha Creveling member of the firm of
Creveling Conway, importers and dealers
in crockery, shot himself through the head
to-day His partner says there were no bust
ness troubles of the firm to warrant that ac-
ton, and is of the opinion that the pistol ent
off accidentally.
Jacob L. Michaels, Grand Senior Warden
of the Grand Encamrment Of Odd Fellows OF
New York, died last night.
Postmaster Jewell visited the New York
post office early this afternoon. After hold
ing reception in the postmasters office he
was escorted by the postmaster through the
building on tour of inspection. He left for
Boston tonight. His family come as passen-
gere per steamship Java to day from Europe.
The Atlas Steamship Company is the first
is surrender to the demands of the longshore-
men.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, November IS. Holman b.
Kelley, real: estate agent, had hearing to-
day on the charge of conspiring to rob the
lst National Bank Of Wellesboro, and recei-
wing bonds knowing them to be stolen. State
bonds to the amount of ii 900 that had been
stolen were negotiated with Tawnsend,
Wheeler & Co., who advanced Sl2, 900. The
defendant was committed to answer to the
charges of felonious burglary, and of falsely
and maliciously conspiring with others to ne
gotate stolen bonds. The prisoner asserts
that he can prove his innocence.
The brussels, tapestry and ingram wesvers
at Dobson's mills have sgnified their willing
ness to resume work, but the blanket weavers
and persons employed in the spinning and
finishing departments and the laborers, are
dissatisfied, and refuse to resume work I'M
less equal concessions are conceded to them.
A strong police force is about the mills to
prevent violence. The indications are that
the fresh fuFture will extend to the brussels,
ingram, tapestry and cloth departments, and
will result in complete suspension of oper-
atoms.
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STATE EWS.

The Wing says that there are 2,047 persons
in Bangor who only pay poll tax; and those
who pay IS or less, including poll tax, $50
making a total of 1891 or something over
one-hsf the entire number of tax payers in
the city.
The Gardiner Journal says that the schoon-
| er Royal Arch will load at Cheeseman's house
the last of the week with ice for Washington
taking all that remains Of his 5000 tons con-
tract. She will be about the last vessel to
leave the Kennebec this season loaded with
ice.
The tax payers of Bangor are a. the pres
ent time considerably mystiied over the rel
alive merits of Hat Case Pond and Treat
Falls places of obtaining water for the use
of the city.
George johnson of South Sanford, while
fishing one Sunday of late, had one of his
toes nearly bitten off by mad turtle. He
had rolled up his pants and waded ia, in or
der to fish the better, when the turtle bit him.
1t was thought at first that he would bleed
to death, but after some time the flow was
stopped.
The young man James b. Huff, who was
reported drowned off Cape porpolse, is alive.
He was not drowned as was supposed, but
drifted off and could not get back. He tried
to get to Boon Island, but failed. He was in
his dory from Wednesday until Friday, when
he was picked up by passing vessel, and
came into Proyincetown from whence he came
to Gloucester and thence home. TWAS a
very narrow escape.
Evidence of total depravty in the heart of
man was given some hunters the other day by
finding sheep belonging to Mr.. Phneas
Whittier, and in his pasture, in the town of
Chesterville, just killed and partially dressed.
This unlawful remover of sleeps jackets, I'M
doubtedly heard approaching footsteps, and
hastily fled, thus escaping detection.
| On Saturday night the dwelling house and
| outbuildings of Mr.. Flanders, of Patten
were burned There was no salvage, there
being y total loss of householdsgoods and fur
| nture, and of live stock and farming imple-
ments. The loss is hard one to Mr.. Elan
| ders, as this is the second time he has been
burned out within two years, says the Wing.
There was little trial before the Police
court in Skowhegan Monday, of VIM. Scan
Ian for stealing trunk from the Eastern
Express Office belonging to a young lady
school teacher, boarding at Mr.. Fred Hoyts
| He was bound over to the next term of court
for want Of bonds, and sent to the Norridge
wock Jail. There was nearly 500 taken from
,, the trunk that canuot be found.
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