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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

james Paai VS.. the Bnrkilex and Cargo.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
l. District of Louisiana, No. TO- 343-In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit, l have seized and taken into
my possession
THE BARK LEX AND CARGO. now libaled BY
James Paul for the causes set forth in the libel
now pending in the District Court of the United
States
And do hereby cite and almonish the owner
or owners thereof, and all and every person or per.
sons having or retending to have any right title
or IN crest in or to the same to be and appear at
district court of the United States tor the district
aforesaid, be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday of February, to show cause, if
any they have o can, why the said lark and cargo
should not be condemned and sold agreeably TO
the PRAYER of lbelaut.
United States Marshats Office, New Orleaas
January 20, 1874.
s. 3. PACKARD
JAZZ 23 fe2 Is United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04
Charles Ii. Walker, Owner of SteambOa:
Ida, VS.. &.eamboat Iberia.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
n District of Louisiana, No. 10 35l In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to directed in above
entitled salt, have seized and taken into my pos
session
THE STEAMBOAT IBERIA her boats machinery,
tackle. ETC., now libeled by Charles Ii. Walker,
owner OF the steamboat da for he causes set forth
IN the libel now pending IN the District Court of
the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish tho owner or
owners hereof, an all and every person or per-
sons having Or pretending to have any right, title
or interest i'll or to the to be and app ar al
District Court of the United States for the district
afora said TO be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the first Monday March, 1874, to show
cause If any they have or can why the SAID steau-
boat Iberia should not be condemned and be sold
agreeably to the PRAYER of liheant
United States Harshars office New Orlears Feb
ruary 3. 1874.
8. B PACKARD,
ia u Il % United States Marshal
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UNITED sTt1Es DISTRICT COUKr.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
~ SUE MATTER OF THE BASKRtP,.. OF
Htlen A. Carter.
In I,uuIsrrotcy-No. r357

1HfHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
4 of his appointment as assignee OF Helen A.
Carter of the parish OF East Feciana and State of
Louisiana, who has been adjudIcattd bankrupt
upon her own petition by the District Court of
sad district. BERRY RCSSnLL. Assignee
New Orleans, January 81 121t. fe1 8 Is
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MARSHAL,S MQNITIQNS.
James Mason ct nj. vs.. Bark Richmond

James Mason ct al. VS.. Bark Richmond.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
l. District OF louisiana No. l0,340.-In obedience
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
THE BARK RICHMOND, now libeled by James
Mason ct al, tor the causes set fort in the libel
now pending III tie District Court Of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or per.
Sons having or pretending to have any right title
or interest i'll or to the same to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the third Monday of February, 1874. to show
cause, if any they have or can, whv the said
bark should not be condemned aud sold agreeably
to the PRAYER of iibelants.
United States marshals office, New Orleans Jan.
nary 81 1874.
s. B. PACKARD,
JAIL % FEB II United States Marshal.
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Luc Beebe ". Joseph Levy-second jus.

Luc Beebe -. Joseph Levy-Second Jus.
tee Court for the par SO OF Orleans No. 5I38.
PI VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIKRf FACIAS TO
- me directed by the Hon. W. l.. Evans, second
Justice of the peace in and for the parish of Or
leans in the above suit, will proceed to sell at
public auction, On MONDAY, February g. 1874
a. nv warehouse, No. l42 Girod street at tp elye
o'clock NJ
a LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit
TeIms-Cash OF the spot il United states cue
rencv.
.a2st JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable,
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II. Popovich vs.. sIoop Torpedo.

wv Os'' atH NyIUOp
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of Louisiana. No. 10 336.-In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit have seIzeI and taken into
my posse ssiou-
THE SLCOP TORPEDO, now libeled by NJ Popo-
vlch. TOR the causes set forth in the libel now
bending in the District Court of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonsh the owner
or owners thereof, and all and every person OF
persons having or pretending to have any right
title or interest in to the same to be and appear
at a District Court of the United States for the
District aforesaid to be no den at the city of New
Orleans. on the third Monday in February 1874, to
snow cause, # any they have can, why the said
sloop SHOULD not be condemned and sold agreeably
to the prayer of belant.
United States Marshaps Office New Orlears
January o. 1874.
s. B. PACKARD
jail % fc3 Is United States Marshal
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sdGh-Secnhd Jnstice Court Tor the Parish OF
Orleans No. t190,
Rf VIRTUE OF WRIT GF FIERI .FACIAS
- TO me directed hv the Hon W. L. Evans
second justice of the peace in and for the parish of
orleans, IN the above suit, will proceed 10 sell ut
pubic auction, ~ the corner Of Grod and Peters
streets, on SATURDAY, February 1t, 1874 at twelve
o'clock Nj
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
seized IN the above numbered and entitled suit
Ierms-Cas1 On the spot IA United States cur
reucT.
fe+ lol4 JOHN MCCORMICK Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

Lolita repeated her dashing performance
of Fire Fly in tho romantic drama of that
naue last night, and to good house. The
same play VIII be repeated this evening.
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UNITED sTATE. DISTRICT COUHI

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
is -HH MATTER OF ARNOLD WEBER, BANK
RUPT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

Senator Morton, who has been the spe-
cial champion of the administration says
that the President will not send in message
on Louisiana affairs, because he has con-
cluded not to recommend a new election,
and outside of this he feels there is nothing
for him TO say The Senators opposed to a
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-22

Tn. shipments # cotton Yesterday per rail
waa 6S bales to New York and 81 ba es to St
Louis.
The Belle Rowland, for Grand Ecore. will BE-
fonnd receiving this m rning to leave at 5 P. NJ.
TO-DAY.
The R"bt. E. Lee received quite large freight
yesterday.
News items were exceedingly scarce on the
la ding yesterday.
The next boats dine from Shreveport are the
Bastrop and W J. Behan
The Indiana has concluded to remain idle for
short while.
The Robert Mitchell is living arietlv opposit.
the Water Works, awaiting the first news of a
Use in the Ohio
Capt. c. W. Sunde il having his fine packet. tn.
Texas. put IN complete order for the business
season.
The st. John, Selma anil Iarelle ere being
piac' d in perfect order for the coming Jason at
the 1haiia street wharf. 'ew squares flrtle.l
mp, t. Allen and rele Lee are undergoing al
ov"rhau'lng.
'ris rnmored that the La Belle will enter thu
rad between Il is city and Memphis IN lew
We ks.
The Great Re1ublic and Thompson Dean, it is
stated. Will not g' into the NJ Orleans anu
Memphis trade this season
The Sn>io silver Capt. Dane Silver, leaves on
Wednesday, 23t inst. far ri. Louis
By r, legra'h.l
VIGgSBUFG, Sout % J. b. Wood 4 Co.
Agents Will arrive 10 leave Wednesday for 81.
Louis. D. H. SILVER.
Ste mpr Susie Silver
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shon d.rs are quoted II iOc y b. Dealers are
inhlino fh. m NJ 1(iGy 1OSf IL 4

sbon d. r are quoted u 1Oc y b. Dealeis are
jObbing th. m at IL "a 10lt r
| BACON We have TO note dull market to-day
in the job trade well as at wholesale Sh nj
ders quoted nominaiiv at IL &C. clear rib sides
| l6ac, clear sides 173c Il ID. Dealers job rates
are l2c for -houders i7c for clear rib sides, and
| l75c tor clear sides.
| BREAKFAST BACON is in light supply, and
| Western commands l6s017c II ID.
| HANS -ChoIce sugar-cured are quoted at 1449
15lc p b.
LARD Is scarce and there are no round lots
offering fierce commands, 10 small lots, 1870
i6tc. key 164f1l7c y h.
WHISKY The market is 1c ~ gallon We 'ker
| under Western adv,ces. Lnu.iana is quoted at
81 O41ll O5, and 25 bbls sold at 81 0 II gallon.
Western is quoted at 81 O4Ggl 0S for ordinary to
choice
CORN IN BULK-None on hand. II ia ouo,ea
nm ually at Is i. hush. "a syrIve
WHEAT IN BULk- None on hand. No. 3 rcti
r1nter il quote nom'naIlv At 81 n, y bnsbel Dc
iv-red on board ship.
CORN IN >A''KS-The supply is light and the
demand limited. The "a es are confined TO
sacks, OF which 100 yellow mixed and 200 ute
mixed at 9Sc II buslitl.
OATS Light supp and fair demand and ad-
vanced scout Sc u bu-hel $40 sa Ks sold, q"
which 4t.i at Gic, and choice old at 65c "
Dusiiel
BEAN Is in light supply and moderate de-
mand 500 sacks sold at Il Il u 100 ID
HAY Gocd supply and dull. 81 bales prime
soM ut sIo i5 ION
COFFEE Moderate demand for the West, and
sc q n tirmer. We quote fair lie gold. goo
&c. prime 19t0l2lc Y b. Ae are Indebted t.
Nessrs Marks 4 Co for the flowing telegram
dated Rio de lanitr >ep'. 1911, and New York
sept. 2 ., 1874: Purchases since the nth inst
10 900 bags; cleared Atlantic pots. 25,0n.
c cared Gulf oorts, 5h0O: 10 tdng, $4,000 stock
l5,,no1 average, 1870; price, $1,000; exchange.
~ s'ceat.
SALE Trade has improved and the supply is
eng r",'u % =. We uuotc dealers rates. toars.
81 %, fine ii " sack Turks Island 9jc Il
bag Of two bushels. Table Sal. III packets ~
&c cach, Ms u size. When taken from ware solst
4 reduction is maize for diay wage
RICE grades dull, nut there is a good
demand for. prtine which IL scarce. The re-
cespts are liberal mostly arriving IN the rough
We quote Ma. ';,.uisAua 3.ag3 c. common 5Nt
SIC. ordinary 5lg54c. fair 6gh.c, prime 64c17
B III.
DiGGiNG We note contiarf i good demand
and titm narket Domestic jnte i r. alng Al
l"c hemp l5.cs India III haies aid rolls 81 l2Dl25e
ysf.i-
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CAPT uAY NJ ,OM9tVD.

We GIVE bo'oy the d;uon Of Capt. Glynn's
-ornmand on Che memorable 18th y .p.etnb r,
sa@sns WAS crowded out of our supplement,
stS 1U1nng:
IA sccsdance with instructions, Protector
'"sfte J,eaEue assembled n their Headquarters
&sndny M~ning at 10 oclo * Shortly af
fss- "sris orders were received from Gen. o.
esrAby Capt Giynn to move his men to Leeds
p.sATy. and await ordrs. Tnis company
~A arned with broech-loading 3 OF guns.
,EEhess Of them being reserved ~ clnnoneers.
JAcnre 0,c command moved down to the
i~vrn y ID Camp and Jllia, at which point
sltG Guokncr, stiff Ger, communicated
c,"rss (or Capt Nynn's command to t.he
a.sSsion on the lovee at the foot Of Poylr,s
sAa.eS IL the right of Col. Behans command,
7s~sSonE H.. an cr command of Capt Peasants.
S,A GieuL Gaybet, Of Glynns Battery, on the
ncA- ~ The shortest route. ca t. Glynn
xsrve4 down 10 the foot of Poydras street
~nrsNAcy found the olice in position at the
SAd or Oessi street, their line extending from
teS TON building 70 the Mobile passenger
'SZ&
Nee A:zfssstci force Of the police in position
,uH akoHC 80. Capt Glynn's company. in
ssHSs1x Ntc position. was exposed to full
SAs0 of dhe police whilst pas ing the open
SAoe. AG soon A. the line was established.
- 1e0adn y on the right, the police hanged
~ Gsnt Of ehcir guns and brought to bear
49, -Nnpcicons and Ga.ling gun In few
sansads Use police opened fire with their
assse esy and infantry, which was Immediately
Dykfc6 By Gyms command.
VAA elect Of their first ire was marked. and
~ .(eWne wavcred. noticing which, Capt.
ehyss OSercd his men to advance and fire
aaak~ Cover oi tho freight. the left being un-
Ssseaed. In moment there was "a bre k in
sAsNmcsQ's ranks. aud by the time the column
Me- anvalced hundred yards the police we're |
~ FOL Eight. with exception of those who |
sa'escd DE Calling gun, which kept its fire
a.s uUmtderstAe time.
J. n a Ssv moments Glypn's command ch,rg-
~ ss'd occupied the position originally held
-. eSe 20 CO. quito = number of them taking |
sass:er bSh'nd the Mobile passenger depot
ss-a~' k-p: xp running fir ind killed eau
A2S nanh lSulard I short range. Shots were
s,a'.- eeciyed ny the command. ut this point.
vsss tAe Custom House. Part Of Can't. Pleas-
1sssja1a Lieut.. Grubets' men havior crossed
rsssss street. in front Of the dept. succeeded
. ri17irC the hidden police from depot;
ss-r chejr Tout, Capt Glynn ordered the CAP
WI sTnsto the re,r. His command tyen a.
ysss's entrenched themselves in their orig nal
4saav thc night and thus rema. ned IN
.sSdesod out fpr review
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Gener>l Exchange

The market opene' with q moderate but not
very gene, al inquiry, buyers apparently standing
off awaiting the opening OF more samples but in
the afternoon the demand became more lively
and resulted in tales to the extent noted above
With increasing receipts, factors found 1t neces-
sary TO be free sellers, and as buyers refused t..
go in unless at lower rates, the bulk OF the busi-
ness was in accordance with the decline noted
above. The. Q has been q marked tendency for
several days to b,Ing the medium and higher
grades closer together. and the margin between
Strict Good Ordinary and Good Mlddling is now
only ll9l:c, against 2 gale this day three
weeks
Sales of Strict Goo Ordinary we're made at II
and l4lc. OF Low dlddhug at 4sc l44c, l4,c and
lisc, Of Strict Low Mlddlng at l4.c, and OF
Middlng ut liic and l5c; the after for old crop,
which Is dear,r III proportion, there beng less
pressing on the market. some exceptional sales
were reported at even less than cur inside
figures.
ne amount on shipboard not cleared, gon.
hoard aud engaged for shipment. set
'nwa ct the "p.ulng this mornln.. AT $500 bales
embracing 300 for the North and 5000 for Law
a pool, ict. when deducted rom -toch .,l
ltu.! by running statement Saturday i:ug
| aVss II 500 bales to represent the guam Ity
: tho landing and in presses unsod or yalti *
rsifrs.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 8!5 bales
Market heavy aud regular" It's quotations are
reduced Sc FIR trood Ordinary. Low Iidd ing aud
Good Alalllng, and sc for Middlns.
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Receipts proper since Saturday evening 279l
bales. eal,ist 1905 on last Sunday and Monday
and 1887 last year, nsking an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 3574 bales, against 2l7l last
week, and 37l3 last Year. aud since August 81.
Of L. 459 bales, against ,57i last year-lncrease
SS3 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
Ill the p,rts rom /! 81. saturday to IL IL.
'-day 10,o9l bales. against 5y.3 ut week and
57n2 last " ar, aud since Frlda, 1910 bales,
q ,ainst S;l4 last W. k and 1910 last ve'r. Total
since August ST. IS $40 bales, against SO. A3 last
year decrease 6197 Exports Friday and >atrr-
last week and 1895 last year. AMI to the Cont
nsut 201 bates. az tust none last week and SOD
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports. made
up to u NJ, 1880 bales, against l0o,S6 last
week and 1881 Lest year.
TOBl Cove dil II t hear Of q sac to-day.
On saturday, inclu ling 26 hhds not reported IN
til to day, the business nlDraced 81 hhds. Sales
all last week $40 hhds. Week before Oil. The
market sntDnes strong. We q tote llifer,or Tugs at
1AC. low to medium vi SGtaAc, .tsd TO tne 8IG1
}sc, low lsat l01tlUlc. medium II 1l2c. gona to
ine t2s Il3sc. selectllis at Il ni5c Received
since Saturday evening l6 hhds; exported ncne;
stock on hand by our running statement 6iss
hhds.
FRErGHrs-we now quote By steam
Cotton to liverpool I'll; to Liverpool via New
York 9-lhd :, New York &c. BY sSll-Cotton to
Havre &c. to Genoa H..
SUGAR IN There were no receipts from the
coast this morning AID the .tock on hand is
reduced to ali nut 5eb nh II. LILO hhis -old: of
viii b 10 hhds. in warehouse. at sc fr good
fair, loo for fully tai-. an II for white clarified,
AMI 30 hhls in rh All 'ls sc or good far, DC
r fully far, lOjc Tor strictly prime aud l04 f,r
chni 9.
MOL\ SES-Ollv me barrel II old WIS re-
cclved from the cast this morning. and there
are now only Az hb,s New York syrup III the
sheds Northern -yrup il selling at SIC. and city
refinery 10 in good lie nand and trm At Acc for
= r.
priw aid Csc y gallon for choice
-FOUR We have tO n ae dull market to-
day. and only 2O0J b.ls sold, OF which 100 and LIS
choice treble extra At - -: IS 1t 49, Is and 80
choice ezra ut 1854 4 at s. 70, aud 50 At IS ST.
y Dbl: t50. 81 an / 81 "a private terms.
CotN MEALS In lg /, supply AMI h-mer. |
though there is not lch IsmI md Roln1 lt> |
- held 1t 81 JoOl5,. sli it Is jobb.ns At 81 50
y Dbl.
P)RK-Dnl: bit the stock is sn I'll and held |
strongly IT 81; 20 " hol m - in round lots. It
u retaining ct 81 y Dbl.
DRY SALT AEAI Is dull to-day. and
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eBK KILLING or ]. NJ. WEST.
hQeaking Of the killing Of the late J. NJ
,xsx1 q Monday. the 14th inst, the Repub

hQeaAing Of the killing Of the late j. NJ
: sxssf a Monday. the 14th inst, the Repub
.>&sUe
1ysAsve 6bs evidence Of Charles Ringgold.
Nea. p stnaster, J. L. Herwig, Esq. ana
a~AS q 6oZes other eye witnesses, that he
--snspsssGs " % fe in front Of b ,yley K Pond )
wrsssH vas X lied in hand to hand en-
rMssn0r with wounded metropolitan. Yves,
az rs policeman fall. and rushed for yard to
1z1aw1 biz guu. The brave defender Of the
ssSxAbSs&4ied MS remaining strength. plunged
n,a b&y0Dct iatp tho bosom of the o 10 rene-
sstns ana frei at the san time B til the
sssra AtaBts fell dead at nearly the same mo
sssZ Moro than u dozen IN 81 who were on
rsPszs and who have knogn West Tor years,
.rs' ts'7fify that they saw the conflict as abov-
-n~ihed.
sssA "id'sLanding 'the evidence of @ larles
S5seyNd Eq.. Postm ,ster, and J. L. Il rwig.
sssS.. md half dozen other eye witnesses"
, ~ sl1oys staten ent is E.lse. West WIS killed
"a = 6h0tfrow The Custom House, and rs to
. 4ss sssn Chat dill the shooting, the attention
n aas Hp'bioan is called to the car of Capt
a. y. fin]lpa in another column
& wnse6ad m wpund in The breast 1T ell, and
10 wuJud that c I'll ,el his d .th, ~ Vt tied by
smevsSr FoIwsl. whp held tho visy on his
snIsl and the only wound he received vas one
saso,Ic, Tho bail entered thu right leg
~. haow Ae knee. brolkiny tins bols cut
w ene OF Inc arteries, and passing through
1'sss fhe neshy p,rt Of the left leg, ana frJn
s~ssS wuunds West bled 10 ieNh.
Ehat these wcre the only woun l. r ,cye is
-..siGed to by Mossrs Jno II 4rt Peter 4 ,ney
T. ! S'anner. and Jacob Wild. who were
syrs's"f when The bJdy of West WIS ought
'.ssAe and assisted in dressingit
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RED RIVER.

REGULAR WEEKLY GRAND ECORE packet.
Leaves UESDAY, Sept. T. 1t +. NJ.
r. For Grand kc0re, MOntg0moEy,
ess.sstsS M nth Cane River, Alexandria. Nor
'1s'>. MAN s. Barbins. aud all way landings a
Red kiver-.h he light draMght stean,ag
Belle kOvviaasd,
Goo. w. Raa, Master. Z. w. Drown. Celxk.
For freight VI passage apply on OOar,
HIrE y CAkllN. TchOupitoulas streoG
BRITTON EPPLf h, IO6 Common street.
SINNOTT CARTER. II Commercial Plaoe.
Making connection ut tho Falls, with The
steamer b la B,uner. clerk il now receiving -
the head vi Crosslnan street. -
REGULAR TUESDAY GRAND ECOKD
PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, It 5P.M
Commencing on TUESDAY, Aug. 4th,
~ FOX GRAND kCUkE, MOTT
$500 gomery, Mouth Cane River. Alexandsta.
Ao NOrnans, Barbin's and all way landinae
ON Red kiver-The Al and very light draught -
senger steamer
Fleta.
Jno. 6. Mitchell master JAS L. Robbins, olsRk,
will leave positively above throughout the w
water season. The Fleta will be replaced BY larger
boat when navigation permits.
For freight Or passage apply on board, or to
Jy25 LORD y MCPEAkE. ~ Camp street
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ATrAkAPAS AND ATGiAFAI.AYA.

FOR ATTAKAPAS AND AICHAFALAYA.
Leaves on III UKSDAY. Sept. 4. at =. NJ
Ig.. For SlMlioPUkr ChUKCHVlLI.E.
49, "a and All landings tne AtchaialAyA
'7~o=-~AaA hiver. Bayou Chene PattersonviIaL
Centre,nie Franklin Cnarenton. JealierettA. New
Iberia. Fauss. Pnnte, st. Martils yille and all Land
in9s bayou TeGhe-rno hight dtaughC passenger
steamer
Ida,
J. p. Forgas, master A. Meynier ST., clerk,
will leave ABOVE. passage apply On
bvarJ, HITE \ CARLAN.
$40 TchOupitOulas street.
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OfELOUSAS.


REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
T-r- For Washington, Port Barre,
n SimnlspOrt Chucnviiio and all landings
'"-'-.-e uu the Coast, AGclatALAya River and Ia
you CUurt.ADeAL-Lne new and light draught paSssn-
ger s,ealuer
Bertha,
II. H. Bsmd. master. j. b. Schmidt. clerk
will leave above every WEDNESDAY. at r. NJ :,
taking tielght and ps,-ci, leo, All aiA,iInss Be-
you Dies GialAe> 1" IL. landed Big Bend Land
iig VI At either warehouse at Slin,spOit For freahS
or pi.'sal-e apply ga Otart ur 10
su3 BkI foN a ErPLEk lO6 Common e
Leaves every SATURDAY At +. A.,
y,~ For Washington, Port Harre,
II Sii,nsl,Ort, Cnuiunve. and all interne-
diate landings the Coast Atchafaviay0
River and Bayou CourtAoeau- The light drauRhht
passoh ger stestnSr
Trent0u,
T. Qnatrevaux, master. T. John, olerk
will leave abUve. every SATUKDA Y at 5 p. n.
taking freight and passengers Tor Bayou des GaisaA
~ To landed ut Biz Bend Landing SimmspsFI
For freight or passage Apply board, to
j. NJ. DOWLlhU Is Decatur stre0G
te20 tt j. b. WOODS d CO. ia Gravief q
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-22

We Lav, no change to notice N the Money
market. the otfonnss continue OF far extent II
TIE bank. and united on the street, while lotiI-
ng has TRANSFERRED IN commerce, al paper that lndi
cates any chlnge in rates. Inc market mag be
quoted nominal at 10 X cent per annim for
sai.cted signatures, vi or without coliateI al
il0.i4 tor iirst-ciass, 0tlS for Al, and r. cent
per month for econd grade. First-cisss mort
cages ait still quoted a. 10 u cent per annum.
,n,i secoD Cad at -.
Gold opened at - GLl09i, against 1926 1t New
iGTk and at toi limited business Ci ,sed 1t l03 "a
l0J5, against 1897 III that alhet The only
reported We're 80 at 100; $500 at l0Jj, $4,000
at lG9s and sSG0J at 1919 GylU9,
w of silver were reported. American
hilt dollar. still quoted at LOO r5iG5s. nile
leXlcAn dollars now rule at ~. god.
f"r5Ig Exchange was 50 tja over. out not
With stan Ing tta c ittul mp.U.heat ~ 5aes 81
C .ther sterling or rancs were reported.
A. The close Sterling Ii Is wcro quoted at 900
j.l1 T Dlu Of l.luis AM Al Gear, q, - III
bank, al ir4l;s 9lUf for private .ll f-r
bauA.
rde of rings az Domestic Exchange were
o. liberal extent, aud win fare demand. com
mercial ruled nearly J b cent 10 scr I.'e sal
If New York sight Ivoi od Si2j 90, embracing
So, o. Go nmeicial at par; a. 20 private banA-
ers' AID ba h at Ftcent p'cmlIn; .5J, U0J cont
mercial al -1-3., Id 1920 Priv. ..-..-ocs :;
5 Ie.
The banks cGntnu to check On New York at
! :. cen. premium, BIZ. Commercial SIGHT aa-
quoted at the ciuse at par a * cent premium.
agaiDst !(I3-l6 premium on Sat urday.
All ciasse5 Of = curItes continue ifclesa and
no trans action. worthy of notice are reported Ill
any on which to base quota tons.