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, 1874-10-03

The dancing Of wigs, tables and
chairs in hairdresser's store, San
Francisco, has resulted in a second
ghost excitement.
, 1874-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

In Switzerland people are sign
inc a pledge not TO drink beer
until the price comes down.
Mohammedanism has been de
fined as that blessed religion whIci
makes people wash themselves
California isn't growing m"ci
this wear bat she has $40 prisoners
in her penitentiary-
The bishop of Yucatan has ISSUED
an oder accommodating all Cath
osics who contract civil marriages.
Simon Cameron is 76, but he !.
one Of the kind of whom the scrip
ture saith Few die, and none re
sign
And now they want Barnum tc
rpn for President in 1876, because
he would make such 4 splendid
canvas
Tn the course of his New Eng
land tour President Grant, 1t /,
estimated, shsok hands with over
/ 1000 persons per day II that does
not mean third term, what does Il
mean ?
Since Beecher's was knocked
( higher than A kite, 4 new 'Lit1 o.
Christ has been published. II !,
! by William w. WiIleIt, and !,
iavorably spoken of by newspapers
and others who knew the parties.
In Texas Justice is sometimes as
quick a< lvuch law. 4 man named
Blythe committed murder on Jun;
10Th, was arrested june 18Th ; in
dicteI June 9th ; found guilty
June ooh; sentenced July 4lh
hanged, August 1lh.
\ Paris journal, speaking Of the
great scandal, says, Monsieur Bee.
chcs' was an actor before he turned
clergyman, and That Monsieur I'll
TIN Is an English lawyer who had
gained wide reputation in Boston
As prosecutor Of criminal suits.
The acme has been reached in
the patho> Of titles by I music pub
Usher, who has produce 4 ,ouch
ing piece Of new sick under the
pathetic name Of Mother bring my
little kitten We propose getting
out As 4 companion piece, Daddy,
have You drowned the puppies =
The Postmaster General Of Eng
land reports that Is, 100 were post
el to nobody last year, the writer's
having forgotten TO put an address
oD the envelope. Nearly 800 Of
these unlirectel letters contained
cash, checks. or bills Of exchange
to an aggregate Vaine OF more than
Sn2'o''. ihry seem 10 "aht y
Memory nan or I"o across tAo
W.T.
IheFe Is 'r'"''e u MISSISSIPPI,
Il negro ollc'i' CIl''I Oh one "'
MS "n''e FA,'lca' ''ie'''S 'he ol"eI
HAy' anu aI'tr pGln3 % eH'tf'a'nF"
ial ON n nm NM E',nSo $50 rt; " ,, @ ' ,''
c.n,.b ,,- ,be c,r,,a, L,,r.,or anl
,ra ufy,,or was un,orcr1,,ni,,.I,,
I.-,l..l o3. Tbo c,i,,r.J ,,,.,l.,
r;oY am inli-,naY, ami JanenJ
rhairri.,fr,
Observation-Disclosures.
- ''''5 - - d 80 -'''',',, 'er',', :.
=? "I.',' l,' y" 'rie>'". MN l,t .'g''', @
o'',Y'r = 80 - o,% ',',''t' 't.t' o2I'''o
u ',y,',' , %, nr I'i,'l' i, 's0,,l' VI l,n me-
-'''',Y' - = :. '"'I 1'S u ilo"'' S'o9y7 w.,
o'..''r ~ o'i" ",lH '!e' WIN Hl!.N'
II '"''' i>''' ''e'1O'e>' al ! groceries
- .o't' r1 'i'' ',e ,''''i't.'H ny, rTi"T
III - nee" .''e I'e'l''e "t Ne" Ok
, 1874-10-03

G.NEH,r. Aiu.Es' INalAN CAN"NIGS
-''ru"ral Mics, after pursuing 4 lar-ce
h,!y Of w.tr-i.ls- IL l:..a-, from, the great
plans wast of th. InIian Territory down
10 Trxas, ovsrhaUI-I the.n, gave them "a
s1nni ihra~hinr ani routed them, and
fro;u our latest adyi,,s from his co:umrud
WAS still On tn warPrth IN hot pursuit %
,I.s i...l-liIHI FaI~SIug- E.r - bad In
li,n 80 THIS Is y far better policy han high
f. ding aud u.lr-rlLal hymn hooks. AMI
even for god IuiauS mr.if4'inE "A
holiday rx:G.>.on 'h.s w4raia-s frn'-. '-..n-
Miles viii b. 5A'rr than IA prayer met
IN
, 1874-10-03
CHses ofsecrecy x anSexuaI Disor,ie,
10 TIIE AFFLICTED.

II. K. DOHEETY return his sincere
thanks to Lis numerous patients Tor their r,,,-
rOnIge, aad aU,.l1 take tins opportunity 70 ~
r.il.l them that he continues TO consult a, D..
Institute for the cure Of chr0uir diseases uf rts
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive aud Ci,uirn
Urinary Organs and al Private Disease, NJ.
SYPHILIS, IN al Its forms ami sta-rs. S.1rir,,I
Weakness aai all ti.e horTii c0HS.uuepss. ~
Self-abuSe. GUnOrrhCea, Gleet Sirictur-=s. 80
turnal and DIurnal Emissions, Sexual D.l1-
ifV Diseases Of the Back and Ions uh.r-r-,-
ton OF the Bladder and kidncys, etc . AMI h.,
hopes lAt lIs lOn, experience aud sur,S,,r1
practise VIII continue 10 IIlSuge him 4 sh-r, -
paLhc patronage BY hiS pr.Ieti,e OF many
years II EugCp- and the United States La
enabled u apply tie most efficient and success
fUl remedies against diseases, OF all kinds Hg
cures without m-r-ury, charges moderate, treats
LIS patients in 4 correct AM h.s--ElIs way an 3
Las references @: UU4ucstiCnahle ycualy frIa
nen Of known r,spectsthilty and Eigh staining
in Soyiety. An parties consulting Inn by leI
ter or otherwise. VIII receive the lest AM seI.
ties: treatment, and implicit secrecy.
, 1874-10-03


The WHEAT MARKET.-The New
York World has been interviewing
the grain exporters, and from their
estimates and statistics of foreign
markets concludes that this year
there is apparently but one custom
er for wheat, viz: Great Britain,
and that the estimated require
mentS Of this consumer is about
75,0O0,000 to S5,000,000 bushels,
while Russia, Germany, Turkey,
Hungary and other European coun-
tries have a sufficient surplus this
year to satisfy the requirements OF
Great Britain. In addition TO this
we are ready TO export some I0,-
100000 or S0,000,000 bushels OF
wheat. 1t appears further that
wheat has fallen from 81 60 in
September, 1873, TO 81 20 in Sep
tember, 1874; and what is of more
vital Importance, farmers are hold
ing. back :helr crops in order, as it
seems, 10 secure higher prices. So
short sighted a policy en- the part
of the farmers is unfortunate. The
fact that there is an over supply OF
wheat all over the world, and a
short demand in England, seems to
be fully established. 1t is therefore
obvious that the earliest sellers are
likely 20 get the best prices. Ii
England needs S0,001,000 bushel,
of wheat, and finds herself supplied
IS early is November or Neccm
Der with 60,001,000 bushels, all
additional supply must necessarily
be depressed in price, and if W,
allow Russia, Hungary, Turkey
and Germany to ,akr the kcer
edge Oft the demand, we will only
in the end force our great whear
surplus On the overStOcEed market
, 1874-10-03
LUMBER! LUMBER !LUNBER !!

ORDERS FOR LUMBER WILL BE FILLED
without delay, and FURNISHED Al the EasitIh
Terminus, Of the NaIla Wallss and C0!rLlu-A
River Rai!TUai ~ WaIla Wa!la pTiCes, less iTai-s
pCr'Stlon.
Ihs quality OF tie LumtsT Is superior 70 'iHi
E.It tCfOTe offered IN tins Market -,
Orders LETT at the ofice Of BAKER 10y h'''
VII receive PrOmpt stteHtion- t'-s
, 1874-10-03

y Nashville paper gives this
genealogical pn2zl; , There is a
family in this county composed Of
four ladies, which contains two
widows, four orphans, two step.
mothers, two step daughters, one
grand step mother, one grand step.
daughter, one half step-aunt, one
hall Siep-nelee, two half sisters, one
mother, one daughter, two aants
two peices, and four cousins
, 1874-10-03
Book * Job
PRINTING OFFICE,
Third Street, near MaiR Street.

The Proprietor Of the STATESMAN an
uounces with confidence that he has
unsurpassed facilities ,0r The prompt
and careful execution o. the various
descriptions of
, 1874-10-03
Plantation BitterS

Er : Tz7ely YcgctG6lr Preparation, COMPOUND
ef Calisaya Bark, R00tf, Hsy5s etG FJzItr,
D4RlSiiOE, H.ILH Cherry, S9sszf frAE. Ta-sy,
GrsitsE, S1veet FlGS, GO; aEI1 TamarindS,
Dates, Prunes and juniper Berries, Sy>srrzeS -
: zsztfsseEE qEaE.stJ (oriyl offEe Epiyif Of 5u-
gar Cane 10 ksGp ~ GEy ciiNale- Ihcr igE9-
yiG5iy yrlIr5e ard r4ye EEr I0ll0agizy c0,.-
flG,EtE- HygplfgiG, TaKzIicS. Li7rr Co8.-
flEfztF, Loss e( .fPpEtIte, ReaGIcEc, B;Liozs
.ittErkE, Fr7Ey REI 4 yzc, Summer C00zP Pl4Igts,
Sgay Stomach, PGLsIta:i0E ef the Neart, Ger
Syzl DeeE!sly, etc. 7Ecy are rs5rcIakLT GGae-
I'd az q rcz.eay Lar sAc RLseaskE % sEAacE
, 1874-10-03

ONO bDlsrs e ia IEc Of IA Sunr ne
Court whD has thrir, ben arras..i aaI
punished fIr dguuk,uursS.
, 1874-10-03
20 TEE UEF0RTUSsTE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES, S,
DIR. -Gihb0n's Bispensary, ,

go KEAENEY ST.
W. ror- Commercial, Ss.I
FIIUC!s.o. F.IyIt. entrance
oa Commercial. E~:s'lIsL.I
III lSsE. for tie Treatment
Df Nual anil Seminal Dis.
rg-v7, rurh a. GCuuu ECu
G.cet, Stli.;urc, sypLIlli.
"a all Its fugms. SCm.LI
Weakness, lal":ya.y ,.tc
*. diseases Of fyDsr~ stIu
ding ual u -l=r.-} lee
, 1874-10-03
w O M e NJ

are sz5jec,eI, ard az q ko,=ie for RE .4rrx
Fee5Le =zG De6!EftaseI, EGE 70 cgzGI 7E1y ave
Itvg1tly iE,EEIeS ar a TrzseTaHcs Tonic OF Biz
feyJ, 70 Be zSei ar s-e6iciEe orLy, and Arrays
S16o1SfzSs0 directions.
SOLD BY ALL FIRsT-CLASS DRUGGISTS
, 1874-10-03

,be larees, ari Grest Printing Machine
ever brought to Washington Tr'r.'ofT,
and eanable of 'Lrawins Of 1900 III
pressioDs Gu hour.
We have also provided our OAiee
vita al entire
, 1874-10-03
PLA!H &FANCY JOE PRINTING!
FROM
4 Postar to a Visiting Card

The Proprietor Of the Statesman being
satisfied that ;be prices tor Printing,
like evr=y thing else, mas, come down
has pprcha~ri from tAe s. u Frsucisee
and Eastern Foundries and put int
oprrAuou The latest and most desirable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

SMITHLAND-Steamer W s Pike-53a bales cot
ton 10 sks seed cotton l08 hhds sugar lS bbls mo-
lasses and sundr1es
vICKSBURG-SteamerR Lee-4963 bales cotton
1863 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and suhdr1es
LOWER COAST-Steamer Empire-5o hhds sugar
80 bbls molasses and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W Bohan-5as bales OF
cotton snd sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Huntef-suncries
LOWER COAST-Steamer JOsephine-50 hhds OF
sugar SO bbls rice 40 SKIS rice and sundrles .
LOWER COAST-Steamer Mary lda-S5. hhds OF
sugar bbls molasses and sundrles
BATON ROUGE-SteA amer Hodge, Dales OF
cotton 33 hhds sugar 2ls bbl5 molasses ioS sks OF
+. ugh rice and suudres
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Lizzie Hopkins-5 bales
cotton 200 hhds sugar 50 bbs moasses and sundrles
NEW IBERIA-Steamer lda-22 bales cotton 81
hhds sugar 8. bbls molasses half bbs molasses
and sundries -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry Tete--iia hhds OF
sugar 81 bbls mOlasses 10 SKIS seed cotton and sun
dries
SHREVEPORT Steamer Southwestern 2O!9 bales
cotton bales hides and sundres
CINCINNATI-Steamer Mollie E6ert-li9 bales or
cotton 800 bbs whisky 60 half bbls whisky 1879 SKIS
corn l0l7 bbls -four IA bbls pork hhds tobacco "
hhds bacon 20 ties hams ties lard 10 bbs lard loO
half BIB larG 50 bbs bacon 2.l bales hay anG SUM-
dry produce
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
EaN RAILROAD. January 26-la0o bales cotton ana
sundrv prOsure -
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
January 25-2A bales cotton 1872 hhds suaa. 10 bbls
moasses IS SKIS seed cotton and sundries .
January 26-32 bales cotton ~ Obs m0tasseS ~
hhds sugar and sundries ~
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, January 26-6.a bales cotton 81 cks bacon
and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
4 New PartY Issue.

There are indications that an attempt
will be made to make the question of cheap
transportation. as connected with the bills
providing for interstate railroads, a party
issue. The Democratic members of the
Committee on Railroads, who agreed with
the committee when the bill now before
the House was examined in committee, Sec
ton by section, and who then indeed voted
for it, have now given notice to the COM
mittee that they shall feel at liberty to op-
pose the bill in the House. 1t is represented
that this action of the Democratic members
Of the committee is the result of an agree
ment among the Democratic managers that
the right of the government to grant char
ter for such railroad under the general
constitutional power to regulate COM
merce between the States shall be dis
puted by the Democracy as a party, on the
old States rights theory. Holman. one of
the more prominent of the Democrats, will.
it is believed, refuse to act with his party
in this respect in obedience to the wishes
of his agricultural constituency, who favor
cheap transportation. He will doubtless
secure a considerable following in his party
among the members of the Southern States,
who, in their advocacy of the various
canals and water,rOutes IN that section, are
compelled to recognize the general theory
of the bill now reported from the Commit
tee on Railroads. 1t would seem that,
should this party scheme be carried out
and definite party lines on the question DE
drawn, the bill might be more certain OF
passage. 1t is not very probable, however,
that the Republicans themselves can De
united upon any one of the proposed rail-
road schemes.-New York Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Western Metropolis. Quick. from New
York 18th instant. to John II Lud"iGsea-|o
SPANISH steamship Guillermo. Echevary. from ia.
yana. in ballast. to PIN. For"ood aco-'th disc
snanish ste .mship Maria, 49,. from Havana to
PUG &co-3d district
Ship Belgraeia Bell. 81 days from Liverpool. to
master-4th district
Bark Christine, UidIicksen. ~ GAYS from kot'es'
dam, in ballast. to master--P9lHs
TOWBOATS.
Bio Grande. Mcclellan. from the passes-Towed
down to the bar. 23d instant ships Baden and
and bark Christine
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Lee. Campbell. from vicksburs
Empire. Jeanfreau. from Lower Coass
Katie Cannon, from White River
WIS Pike, Brown, from Smlthlan1
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship George Washington. Whitehead from
New York to A Moulton-2d districts
Steamship Liberty. Johnson. from Baltimore VIA
Havana, to Witherspoon-2d district :.
Ship Alpine, Linders, 4S days from Llverpooi. IN
ballast. to master-POint
Schooner George Thatcher. Reilly. 20 days from
Boston. to Geo FOsdck &cO-poils
TowBoATs.
Harry Wright Davis. from the Passes-Went down
marlborough up ship Alpine and schooner
George Thatcher
STEAMBOATS,.
sLHodge Baranco. from Baton Rerse
Lizzie Hopkins. AucOin from ThlbodauA
Ida Forsay, from New Iberia
Henry Tete. Dalferes. from ThibodauS
Southwestern Jacobs, from Shreveport
Moilie Ebert, Bachelor, from CINCINNATI
w Behan. Wilkinson, from Jefferson
Hunter RedOvits. from Lower Coas:
Josephine Cousins, from Lower codss
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Lower Coast
BELOW COMING UP.
Bark Anna Gundersen. 40 days from Bristol. IN
ballast. to MASTER. .
Schooner Hattie Cove. Merchant. Is days from
Schooner william Bradley. Baxter. IS days fsom
New YOrk. TO MASTER
Schooner Rebecca Moulton. Atwood. Is days from
Boston, to Norton &.oell-
EXPORTS.
PREMIERSHIP Beethoven-aa63 bales cotton !c"
RMArAN ISLAND-Schooner William Fisier--so
bbis -four 80 bbs pork 20 bbs beef so bxs o.! 5000
feet lumber 5000 shingles2 cases mdse
LivkKPOOL-Ship Henry..34l9 bales cotton 1909
'HNTWERP-Ship Matterhorn-5S6s bales cotton
HAVRE1ship Saranack-245s bales cotton
SAN SEBAofIAN-Bark EuiaIe--l21s bales COT
'V GsNoANBark saga--s74o bales cotton ia0c stares
IMPORTS.
NEW YORH-s,eamship Western Metropolis
HAVANA-Steamship Liberty-86 bales tobaccos
cases cigarettes bbls oranges 40 bxs oranges Oh
bkts vegetables 49,.
chains 1870 900 states 50 bbls beer 600 bxs lemons 81
pkrs eartheuware Is pkgs almonds l32 tons salt 3.
pkgs mdse pkgs hardware 100 tons STATE
BONACCA-SchOOner COnstance-i1OO 0 plantalns
800 punches bananas 40 600 cocoanuts Dbl mes
LIvBRPOOL-Ship Belgravia-iajs SKIS salt
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
WHITE RIvER-Steamer Katie-2s4s bales cotton
$3.50 axis cotton seed Il sks seed cotton and sundres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. !
Tuesday, January q. 1874.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

British ship Beethoven. Smith, for Bremen
British ship Henry. Irvine. for Liverpool
Ship MattsrhOrn. Arey. for Antwerp
Ship Aranack, Ives tor Havre
spanish bark Eulae. Arizubicts. for San Sebastian
Norwegian bark Saga. Olsen for Genoa
Schooner William FISHER. Hickens. Tor RUatan Is
land.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
INSURANCE.
Gun NUTUAl. INSURANCE COMPAN1
Paid W Capital. $50O.ODO.

Paid Cp Capital. $40O.OD0s
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL sTATEMEsr-FOE TIKI
YEAR 1873.
Amount Of premiums for the year ...... S.as62: 81
Less authenticated asks. and return
premiums olooS oS
Net earned premiums SPLITS: "a
Discoun, and interest a4,O8. %
AotdI.... .s...s.. pS'Ssss ~
Losses paid, reinsurance and
unadjusted losses. ......... Si55 l5s ::
General expenses and taxes. S2.l.S u
Reserve fund and dividend
on stock................... 1894 :o-siiii 90
Net profit ......................s... STU. ~
Assets o, the company. estimated at their mar.
ket value:
Bonds stocks ioaas and biz receivable S53;.7as 81
Cash on hand and premiums IN course
Q; collection. ........................ 5000 50
Total assets. 5 $50 IS. y
The Beard Of Directors, at meeting held on the
twenty first day Of January. 1873. after setting
aside $40 900 to the reserve fund from the net
earnings of the year and paying ten pee cent divi.
dend to the stockholders. resolved 80 pay q cash
d.vidend OF TEN PER CENT the net earned particle
psting premiums foy the year ending December 81.
1879. JAMES I. DAY. President.
HORACE CAR"gSrER. Secretary
Directors for 1874.
John C. Gaines. E. J. Hart. Henry Eenshaw.
Hugh Wilson. B. B;scoe. ]! N. Marks.
James l. Day. George Jonas. Emory ClapP.
G. NJ. Bayly. James ByIhes. J. L. Harris.
c. Nacreadv. W. &. Seymour. Richard Flower.
J. Wes. B. ". Taylor. J. C. Morris.
Lionel C. Levy. W. B. Schmidt. /. Aicus.
r. 7. Torian. Scott McGehee. Isaac L. Haas.
This Old and reliable eompany;s Issuing policies
on Fire. River aud Marine Risks the most favor.
able terms. AL iosseA adjusted aud settled upon
the most liberal terms. and promptly paid at their
office. No. 6: Camp streeg. corner of Commercial
alley ia25
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

Beecher said in recent sermon: There
wasn't one of the patriarchs who didn't
lead such life as in these days would put
him in the penitentiary."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

The following kilograms were posted at Inc wv
IN NEW YORK January &c. ll:ioA.M.-Money rate g..
Carrying rate, gold, s. 49,. ,o,a
| Lospoy January 26 2:3O P. M.-The rate OF dis
count on three months bills in the open market 10
| l-l6 y cent. . ,,,. n. Nav
| York. and, after a light business. closed at the
opening rates in both markets The sales summed
| m S36 600 embracing $4,000 end $4,000 at II .:
5000 at iii \. and $4,000. $4,000 and S!2.ooo At
| llIk. ,-, ,o,f.
dollars and Me xcan dollars ere still quoted at 'os
The movement in sterling exchange was OF Of
moderate extent, sand, under the influence , OF
the decline in tils at New York. the market closed
about Ito y cent lower for commercial die anu
2lo tor bank The sales amoan'e q, 70 ssooo bIi
of ladng and AL clear At s. 81 as ah: 3 ~
bill of fading and $4,000 Al clear at SS s.: 81 z;
H2oOO bill of lading and E35OO ard I II ooO p!ii ol
iadine and Al clear at SIS 32d5 80; i26 900 bill of
| lading at SIS 80; $4,000 bask at -. 1looo DO at
IS SO, and 1000 do sight at So ~ w., nm ,hr.c;ra
50 900 Swiss and l25 900 French at 50 600 and
so OO0 at AIS and 80 600 private bankers at ~:
| The sales Of German marks. included % W. az
-, and As 900 at L. 5's. ..,,,a
At the clOse sterling bills were quoted at - 81 . q
32ls for bill of lading and AL clear. and sS ~
| 35h for bank. and francs at 4.7bs tor private.
The offerings of domestic exchange were OF
| fair = tent and rates were without qu0table va
| ration The sales covered $249 900 New York
sight, embracing $40 QUO ard $4,000 commercial ON
at y cent discount o,ooO ana HooVoo pr ~
| bankers at 1872, $25 900 and $5oO00 do at sl6,
S24 900 bank at l3 3d. and S 900 private banker.
| at a. We also noticed sales Of $4,000 on ProvI'
| dence and s 10 600 on Boston at =.
| The banks continued to check on New YORK az
| j y cent discount, and commercial sight was
| sill quoted at 7l60H. -
| In stocks we noticed sales OF II snares Mutual
National Bank at sos IS and 10 Crescent Insurance
| Company at $40. Some other sales of 6ahk ana
railroad stocks reported. OF which the partic
| uars were withheld. -
No sales of bonds were reported. City gold bear
| ing seven per cents are still quoted at 49Ia. ,
| City appropriation certificates were 9uoteo al
| s5056c. "a. Mt.
Nothing was reported In Metropolitan Police
| warrants which are quoted at 10.
| State warrants continue quiet. and no safes were
| reported Old (Graham) are still. quoted about ~
| and new (ClintOD) about S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. January 20, 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including any on
Saturday summed up 5000 bales, at irregular and
lower prices. requiring reduction of 8 % IN our
quotations. We give also the Exchange ngures
as below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

TNECTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Once No. III Gravief Street,
1ESURK FIRE. MARINE AND RIVER RISKS At
LOWEST RATES.
4. EIMER BADER President.
Gu. ENGSTFRLD, Vice President
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
Board Of Trustees:
Henry Abrams, A. Elmer Radar
n. A. Baumgardeu, EF Del Bondio
Oh. Kngstfeld, M Franz
Gogreve. Hy. Haller,
2iSmuHo oSa'zA ). H. Keller,
~ nei4e si;;., Louis Leonhard
nne0. Lunentla Ale G. H. Miller,
T MoH SI.,,. Frank Roder
IoS US; oenne'dtrs W. B. Schmidt,
O1x; !saac Seherck,
W THswA =: n. Schwartz,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27
STEAMSHIPS,
- The steamer
lN STATE OF MINNESOTA,

- Inc steamer
<61EE STATE OF MINNESOTA,
VIII sail from New Orleans for Liverpool. directe
Will receive and sign through bills of lading to
Havre, Bremen Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam
and all continental ports.
Return tickets issued available for TWELVE
MONTHS, at reduced rates, and through tickets
to ali parts of the United Kingdom and Europe
stewardess and surgeon attached to each
steamer; no charge is made for attendance anj
medicines.
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here to paSe
ties deslrOus of sending for their friends.
These vessels cross the bar at all time s withOuf
detention.
For freight or passage, having superior accOue
mOdations, apply to
A. X. MILLER &C.,
se14 No. 20 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-27

The market was depressed by decline of i-l6d
at Liverpool and at New York Of &c in spots and
I-32a &c in futures, well as by heavy receipts,
rendering it necessary for factors to meet the de-
mand freely Under these circumstances, finding
that they could I'LL their orders at less than
Saturdays figure buyers came forward with nm. IN
above, which, in fact. is probably short Of the &C e.
tual business mixed list of low ordinary, with
fair proportion of ordinary, sold at 81. c; a desir
able list at 9Ac; ordinary at lo1- and lie; strict
ordinary at lla4c; good ordinary at ID and laAc
strict good ordinary at 1874 strict good ordinary
to low middng at IA and l4lc low middlng at
AZ, 4b and f4ssc; strict low middling, high
stye at Is c. and middling at 1875 and l5sac. The
supply was good, but poorly assorted
the amount on shlpDOard not cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
fine ODenns this morning at l20 geo bales, embracing
S. 900 for Liverpool $4,000 fer Havre 5000 for the
Mediterranean, 5000 for SpaIn 5000 for Bremen, To-
OON for the North sea and 5OO for the North which,
when deducted from the stock on hand BY y, OUT ,a1
running statement Saturday evening" leaves l6l 100
bales to represent the quantity at the landing
and in presses unsold or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1900 bales, includ
ing $50 after 8 P. NJ Saturday. Demand good at
quotations" Its quotations are reduced &C on