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,aSDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The market opened with q mcIeIaTA SIMPLY an l
good inquiry under which iacl were rather more
stringent in their pIe'enslOnS, which checked Uhe
move m-nt but the sales NJ soo,. neve tn eIess
reached 1900 bales. alter which the offerings be 3
more liberal from the ope,,ng of additional sam
| ples. and the demand being me: more FRI ely the
| movement EXHIBITED sncr. ased animation. swelle
lug the sales. as noted above, TO $3.50 bales. Mid.
ding sold at l4's and lake. At the close there
waa more left uneeld ac tor.' tables than usual,
| anu the presumption that we may anticipate an
ample supp supp y 'a 20 .s .
"a $50 bales $3.50 IN W. dnesday $50 yesterday Aud
36n l"-daA making. ~itt the addition OF 200 bales
262 bales against Is. 100 last week and q QUO ,he
week before.
from other delivery I",rts iof which l462 from
bile, from Florida and 1853 from TeHae) aud 3: .
81. proper, against % 500 pr per las, week. and
.ans3 last year. T"fs ,cpes since August 81.
! 81 3S6.
The exports e.,np-ae 20 isi bales. enb,scir,
u Gao "a Liverpool 1851 to q n,sa,, Gera 1890
10 tIavre. 2746 20 6r.,u,an. 500 B.stc ana 1879
to y. " York. 10 which VIC have add. d hy raj!
IHe E1ch'a 60 fais grains III; ke 'li. Ipts MI
the p"'1s'Tou II NJ vest. va. :" IL NJ ,c',ay 30 2;s
bales against $3.50 ;3st week. AND IL 80: il
Year and since s'ida> 1926 bales. agains, 10 'os
last week ana lo2 93' last se5'. To- ~ si.. Auslt
81! t53.a37 bales. against i65Iil Up 20 Thursday
soon tle1oMr 80 sx,'u;Bs the above u. 49,, last
y :r--iDcI-asr ;B8. 29t
Exports lFriay IL. TIM. .i..v Inclusive ;cGr.a.
Brit''n 1875" bales. against 1884 last wefh and
4.2io !as. year. I" PraIc. 800" agaosi 2S;' last
c.p,ir.,. sl.a Y,~,es .ra;nst tx, ~, - w
sal. i..t ~, ' '-"''' '''' '"Ss ~ofh'' '"'
St...hs a, ri! .t., del rerr ,o,.a masa ~, .o,sm
an- 20 haJ.a .ro,,s, 900 y r. - 80 ~ " ~.
Ia.
Weeks recs..a a, .rs int. ,;o, ~, No a, -. s,
A. .,,,t 70 s25 .as, y,sr,-r..s. e-o, .h; % 90:
81 lisa aratn,, "a ~, iasf -..ri .p1i ~.
60 "a AGAINST ~ z8e-- i, yeas. sIsi ' s'''Ns
Tn. a,r.unte - shinIn:rt: ,,n, ,.a,.s ON, -. nv
hoar., AM. .,S.n.! tpr Shane: w.. co. ign,s ''n
tLr evening This uo,n,y =: So coo ia,es em bra,
"a mo tor iy,,,nai ~ nn 49,, oo, GU .oa .
r.. me-, aNO 10, IN. Ncr,h 500 an a,ccc w., 20.
North wticu wb,r caductaa fr,n, ~. .i ,0r 'Ae
L.nd nv c,,r rin,iup sta,rmant l..teri.v .Ha,;
leaves % 400 hales 70 raIresent tho nmsm;tn se'
mo M the landiur and IN ore ,se. n,snId q, 80:
;,r orf,rs " Va away
the Exchange reports; oSaIes 800 hale. t,
shaw ,1s - " ,,.,."n,, 80, ua.ss. W,
tivs o..S ',;o: ;is cro, ,;.n. 90 ~ npe .la'.
SI, ga ,";td,4t ars rS,,aed - ~" ~" Hi1
~ " > o., ,s',r
I'hi'N o. "A H''H"A'
. enc. Esies
"tocS on hahd Seotinper i7'a......s..o: 1'.s's
.iI!N'G slLce .'s' s''ten'''i''''''''',
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TOT %: III sas
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1874

ton SIT AXIS cotton Sod 10 hhds sugar bsls noas-
go and sundries
NRw IBHRIA-steamer Ids bales cotton ,
sks ned cotton hhds sugar - bbls nelaeees and
sundrioA
vICKSBURG- Steamer Natches-3787 bales cotton
A02 sks cotton seed II sks seed cotton IS bbs oil
aud snudrles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Frank Morean-A3
hhds sugar II bills mOlasses 7s6 SKIS rough nee 50
bbls rice and sundries
BONNET CAkRE--NtAamer Josephine-34 hide
sugar p bhls molasses Is half bills mOlasses bills
syrup 81 axis rough rice and sundries
LOWER COASr-Ste2mer Rmpire-35 bbs m0lAa.
ses So bbls rice es8 sks rough rico and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADs.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA ANO TEXAS RAILROAD.
October 800 bales cotton 8 sks seed "ttOn SKIS
cation % hhds sugar 22 bbls molasses l36 SKIS rice
l07 sks rongh rice and sundries
NtW ORLB ANS AND T KAN RAILROAD, Oct0-
ber 30-5 hhds sugar l9 bills mOlasses >,inGries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBiLR RAILROAD Octn.
Der $3.50 bales cotton COO bbls lime l65 bbls resin
and
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
kOAi. October 3o-l874 bales cotton Al hhds tobaO-
GO aud eundries
MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph
New York. October %. 1874.
To 4. Moulton-The steamship Hudson, Captain
eager. arrived this morning
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.
George w. Miller W. Steamer Flirt.

George w. Miller W. steamer Flirt.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
L District Of Louisiana. No. 10, $40 obedience
t, an ~ mlralty warrant. to me directed in above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my pos
sesainn-
The sTBAMER FLIRT. her tackle, etc now Il.
b-l-d bv Geor.e W. Miller. for the set forth
IA the lib. now pending in tho District Court Of
tine Cnited .tatps
And do hereby cite and admonish tho owner or
ow ~rs thereof aud all and every person persons
hAyi' pretending 10 have any right title iii.
Ter. S, i'll to the same, 10 be- and appear ut Dis
let Court ofth- CDlteu Sta for the district
the tn I'd Morday Of November. TO show cause. if
anv The. have can. whv the said steamer Plirt
should no. be- rcndsnned. aud sold agreesbly TO
the prayer Of libplauts.
nit-d States Narshavs office, New Orleans
October -. 1874 b B. PACKARD
Oc22 81 nos Is United States MAJ shall.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

A. kechereau 4 Co. W. Michael nIa1one.
Individually and rs ma ural tutor II his miu6r
children. the sole issue " his marriage VITA
Elizabeth A. Rhodes. his deceased wifr.
ElFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OF
II Orleans. No. s947-By virtue of . writ OF seizure
and sale to me directed BY the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
kxchauge, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
CITY, on SATURDAY, October 81, 1874, at twelve
o'cock NJ, the following described property. to
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. together with the
buildings thereon and appurtenances fhereurto
belonging. situate III the faubOulg Lvaudais,
Fourth District Of this city, and designated by
the numbers four and i've in square nuAiber one
one hundred and TWEEN y-One, bounded Dv CafOn
delet (a,e Apo,o). Fou, tn BarOnne (la1e Bacchns)
and bird streets on Of said square deposit d
in the office of James Graham. notary public in
this city, - plan No. TAT; said lots adjoln each
other, and rness- ure each twenty seven feet min.
inches three lines front Carondelet laie Apolo)
street, by one hund red and twenty feet in d-pth.
between pararailel lines. Being the came prop,
erty acqu, e by the defendant herein by purchnro
from John j. Burnett per act executed before
Theodore stark. notary public in this city, ON
the fifth Of February. 1856.
Seized in the above suit.
Torms-CaSh on the spot.
v. P. HARPER,
se29 ocl 1924 81 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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Blnche Oter0 VI. JRcques temperance.
LNIRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIS OF
L. Orleans, No. S916.-By virtue Of . writ of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable
tho Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public anctiOn, at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets. IN The second
District Of his city, SATURDAY.. October 81.
1874. at twelve O'Clock H., the following described
property, to wit
A LOr OF GROUND with the buildines and i'm.
prCv-menrs thereon. and all ether rights and ap-
pnrtenances thereuht0 belonging or III any~ise
Apper, aiming. situated In the .Quare bounded by
MariGny, Mar devilte Gil Od and 81. John the Bap-
list streets, III the faubourg Franklin. Third Dis.
trct Of the city OF New Orltaus designated by he
number tw" u plan II n. Rilellx. dated Sep
temW 2, 1895. deposited with the act OF ale by
Bantste pGtu to Ma, il EOel Ad0nis pass. b. fore
C. Pollock, late u notary public in this city. Sep
tember Is, 1886, said lot of ground measuring, in
English measure, tweni ,-slx feet eight inches
fr.nt on Maiigny street. by hundred and
twenty fec deep, between par ntl lines. Belng
the same properly acquired by the defendant, here
in As universal legAt.e o Eliza oudeau, alias
Mira, as appears by the matter entitled the NC
oess:On Of Eliza Bl"ndeau. alias Mil Al, No IS 525 Of
the docket of the Second D strict Court Tor the
parish of Orleans. and purchased by said deceased
from Bapis'e Potu by aE act passed before said &.
PullOck, notary, September 81. 1886.
keIzed in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
W.P. HARPER
eA2o Ocll Is 81 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SHERIFF,S SALES.

fl. wj(kc -. n. SchOmmep.

III. wilke -. n. SchOmmeH.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THk PARISH OF
- Orleans, Me- 67i4 BY virtue of q writ of seiz
I'VE and sail. 10 mt directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
in she above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, a, the Merchants aud auction.
eeis' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, il TIL second District III
tuls city, Oh SATURDAY, October 81. 1874. at
twelve o'clock H.. the following described prop
erty to wit
a PORTION or GROUND. com prised IN fhe
SQUARE bounded by Claiborne, cypress, Derbigny
and Julia streets together with all the blu ld g
and improvements thereon. designated bv the
lett-, 3. according 10 sketch or plan made by J..
a. DHemecourt deputy .urveyor. under date Of
second of october, 1867. and anne xed tn act of
partition bst~e Nicholas Schommer, d. fendant
herein and Louie Schonmer, passed b. fore Jose PHI
C.,hD notary public in this city, on the seventh Of
Oct"b.r. 1862 said portion Of e. Ound measuring
Seventy -seve. fe-t four inches front Cypress
street eli ht~ Fe.t five ihches four limos in depth
shs line that divides it from The portion Of
ground marked on said sketch, eighty seven feet
Ave inches on the boundary line. and seventy
seven ieeI sin inches .ur lln1s On the rear line
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the sp0Ss
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OFFICIAL.
10 the Qualified E,-c,"r. of the State a,
Louisiana.
stain OF Rcr'siANAob
Office Of tho Secretary of state.

nn SrATR oP LOUISIANA }
ouice OF tho Secretary Of State (
New Orleans, July IA. 1874
10 conformity to article IA. title. Line o.
the constitution OF 1868. publication I. her.
~ nate I" !its voters "t the Sr4,e AFT Lon
is''ua, OF the prop"sed amendments. g,
the constitution Of the State agreed +, q.
two birds of the r,embers of ,h,. elect,
e. each house uf the regular session of the
u neral Assembly Of the year 1877 and r..
Inired to he published three months ~.
i"'e the next general election tor Rem.
s"nia'ives 10 the General Assembly, in q.
h.""t one newspaper in every parish of RI,
STAG. Ia winch newspaper shall be oue.
I'sh'n; S.lr amendments appear fuly =
&r's Cos a. - and "a of said session of T.
General Assembly, which ar. herewith at,,
chilly published tor he intornst {,
voters. and will be submitted to the peopi,
Ut tl,:. general election Monday. Novemh.,
g, 1874, in such manner and form that n
people may vote for or against such amer.
Inents separately; and j, a majority Of til,
voters shall spprove and rstity all OF eitLe,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Reward Offered.

Reward OneFco'
InuIsyII1I, October N--GOvernor Leslie
Yesterday issued proclamation Offering an
aggregate reward Of abont $1,000 for the
csn,ure of the masked rnffians who recent
" shot young negro girl in Shelby county.
Death Of Rev. DR.. Barclay.
MEMPHIS, October 30.-kev. DR., James
r Barclay, a missionary from the Christian
Church TO Jerusalem, died on Wednesday
last At the residence Of his sOn, near Hunts
vile, Alabama.
Steamboat Race.
Considerable excitement exists in river
circles here over the race betweeo the rival
packets Phil. Allen and IllinOis, from
Helena yesterday, during which the latter
passed the former under way seven miles
above Helena. thus capturing the horns.
American Girl Wins the Victory.
BALrIMuEE. October 3U-The trOt be-
tween American Girl and CnpperbOttOm.
uh,ch commenced over the Herring KIM
Course. Yesterday, was finished this after
noon. American Girl winning the fifth and
d.cidi"g best; Copperbottom distanced.
TiMe-2:25h.
Cold Weather at Omaha.
OMAHA, October 30--The weather the
past three days has been very cold, with
high winds. The first snow OF the season
fell yesterday. Ice formed half an inch
thick to-day.
Fires In the Woods.
CINCINNATI, October 3O.-Forest fires are
raging from B.inbridge to Bourneville,
Ross county, Ohio, u distance of six miles.
The Gasette specials report extensive fires
along tn. Cleveland, Sandusky and Clncln-
matt railroad. The most serious are near
Kenton forest, Belefontaine and Urbana.
The high wind tonight increases the devss-
tatiOn and danger.
The Tres in the timber, near New Castle,
hdinna are reported under control. The
damage can not yet be estimated, but it will
be very large.
Probabilities.
WAR DHpARrxEs7,
Once Chief kiypal Officer,
Washington, October ~. 1874 4:3S r. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Gulf States, rising
barometer, II rthwrst winds, cold, partly cloudy
weather aud possibly occasional rain.
NV YORK. October 30-The following IL the
comparative cotton abatement i0r the week Guiding
to-day:
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" idow George sutierlin W. John Hippo.


fNiFTH DISTRICT COCRf FOR fHK PARISH
Il o! Orleans. No. 6O35 By virtue of a writ of
ure ard s,. directed by tho hohorabe
the Fifth Dis rict Conrf tor the parish OF Orleans
/ 'h" atOve il ed cause, will proceed to sell at
public aacton. ut the Merchants and Aue i0neers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
toinh0ase strre's in :hs S-c"of bistr'' 81 'hp
city. W.DkR DAY. b. cen Dor D 1874, ct twelve
O'Clock n. tn~ iOli'~ ing descISbsd u OpeE1S. ~
Wit
vWO LOTS OP GROUND adjoi, ing each other.
!ogs her with all he buoiI gs and improvements
.aer IA. rights. wave. prvils ges servitud' and
advaatsges ,her-un,o Belonging Q, in any wise APP
pertaining situated ~ ny and being il the Su burb
ran sim. tt. DstiIc If til. city, square num-
Der If y-fbre-. founded by Mar1GDy Pr .per, N 40.
E. vIlr ans; 3" iden' Sirrets. measuring each
ah.rty.tw" fee, front OF Marigny sttee,, bS about
hundred and evenly deet ill depth, bet w-~u
EQUAL parallel lines. the Whole American
asiv.: the aforesaid l0i4 for ming the Gov
n- at MLrigny , Il Prosper stI+~ts. Being the aams
.. p-sts acquitted by she defendant he, Elm bv net
Of partition executed by Pc Cuvelier notary nnh
!c i th- city Oh the ferfh day Of Oc, obrr. 1854
duly registered LII the Conveyance once. in this
cry. book rims ~ fom. to!los three hundred and
ten. thr-~ hundred aud eleven and thrs, hunAr.S
and twelve.
seised IN the above suit.
TeIms-Cssh on the spot
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CONTESTED Prom FIRST PAGt

tAe army. \ 20 ,ieU letter in,ini" IL
would he arrested was returned, nut MI, ~
cOnld not be found. The Presidrn' VI ~.
Argentine Republic Save We od n" ,, o~n ''
dialely muster and arm 20 OOO men.
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W. r. HAHFE6,
o'3I n z IS DE- EhrviF Of the Parish of Orleans
LnlO0 insurance Company OF New Or.
leans VIZ Charles Gavanae.


leans VIZ. Charles Cavsnae.
CiyTg DISTRICT COURT FOR THK PARISH
~ of Orlean~, No. 6634.-By virtue Of . writ Of
.elsnr- ana sale 10 dire cted by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
in the above entitled cause. viii proceed to sell 1t
pHrlic auction. at the Merchants and AuctiOns srs
Exchange. Royal str ct, between Cana and Gus.
tomhouse streets, IN the SecsnJ District Of the
city. on SATURDAY, November 70 1874 1t twelve
O'Clock ~. the following described property to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OP GROUND. ~ith sly che
buildings aud impr ovements thereon, s,suated in
the Second District Of this city IN the square
bounded BY Benyille. Cusfomhouse, Roman and
trieuS str.ets: said 10. Of ground now assuring
thirty. hree feet ei ght met front Bienvll .
street. by one hund red and nine feet ten inches
hve mes in d. pth. according TO . special plan
draw, BY A: DIE mecour,. deputy city surveyor.
dated March 10. 1871 and annexed to an act in the
office OF Charles Str,rseEo notary public in This
CITY. dated March u. 1871 Bling the sane prop
srty acquired by tine defend ant heron b. pur
ci ase from d-org" Hannpg. by act passed before
said Charlie. strin GER notary iubli0 in this city,
Oh the seventeenth ~ March. l31L
seized n the above suit.
Te rms Cash on the sput
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=.
ee29 ocii IS ~ Sheriff ~ the Parish of Or-ana
SnccsssiOn Ut +. Ordovioilo -. FsAncOis
LacrOiI.

OECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIM PARISH
y of Orleans. No IS .459 BY virtue Of q writ of
teri facjas to mo directed by the honorable the
SecOna District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
III the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
AZ pnbilc auction q; the Merchaa rs and Auction
ee,s' Exchange. RoysI street. between Canal and
Custom hus' streets in the second District Of this
cit, on VIZ DNk DAY. D.cr NIB. + .. 1874, nj twelve
O'Clock NJ. Abe following descgabed property. to
-
ACKRrA.S LOT OF GROrND, s;suated IN the
Thr': District this civ. in square number six.
b,nn"ed b, hivifan File ds, Decatur. Fren' Inn n
ard Charles streets, being lot number twenty
tw.. and fronting tw-.ty four f-s' on Decatur
erect. by ON" hundred ard eight feet in depth.
with ti,s. Hnidinas anu improvements thereon.
AND two LbTS OF OR 'USD.s Situate.t in
th, >.n,s dis rict. in square hunb bee ne hundred
and ffty mise. bounded by Frsnchmen. 4 =, al
Union ard rauphinv s're-'s. one 10 ming tho
corner If Fr-nclmen aud Roy NJ streets, b III hav-
4, < f,ens Il this two feet on F,enchmen street,
oIlr having y depth Of one hundred and six feet.
81 d the Q. heI depth vt Ons huudyed Snd three
feet.
Seizcd IN the above suit
TeEms-Cash on the sp"t
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River and Marine News.

R1ver ana Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October 80 s PM Barometer 30.
Wind n"rth. fresh n" arrivals. Saed-Barks
George Peabody, Maggie McNeil ard Donna Sol. A
steamship Is aground on tho bar bound in.
v,CKsBuKs. UctOb-r 30 Up Shannon at twelve
O'Clock NJ Down Mary Alice and barg'.s ct r..
NJ, and X. X. Lee at r. ii. ArrIved-Javues Kim
ney ri T. III Weather clear md cool. TIL. river
has fallen wo inches in tire last four hours
MEMPHIS October 3o-Rver about stationary.
Wea, her clear q qgi,e c"ld. Arrived Bismarck
from New orleans. crippled, having run through
herstlf above He a, breaking Ne crank and cyl.
inders Of her lsrbaari engine; she lays over for
repairs. Departs d. Belle OF Shreveport and City
OF Helena, for 1T, Louis; CITY ri vi"k-burg. TOR
VicksburG; Mollic Moore and City of Alton the
former last night, for New Orleans.
CINCInSAri. october 30-Rver funr feet and
falling " sther clear. windy and cold.
PIrTsBrKG. October 30 River eight inches and
stationary Weather cool aud pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, October 81. - River statjonary
Weather cloudy and cold.
CAIKo. October 3O.-No arrivals or departures.
River four feet lime inches. Weai her clear. Mer
Cn,v $50
LousvrLLs. October 30.-River falling, with
thirty inches in the canal. Weather windy and
cold.
ST. LouTs. October 3o-Arrived- Bee from New
Orleans: CapitOl City. from vicksburs. No de-
p"tutes. River stationary. Weather clear and
cold,
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NEW OIAkAN. REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
FRscAv EvKSiNG. Uc'oler -. 1874.

We fsVe 10 hangc 10 notice II 1hs "."ncy MAJ
Ike: Tie denau.I Tor dis cOGnts ri 'ta bS' Ike - 81
moderate extent. .ua she 'tf.ri Is un che stse~r
bm.ted. VIII lie there - H. abundance Vt rsi.'t3
swa.tSi iuves after iae sle, ticn. COt.i ng
has trans II cd commercial paper lib II intis les
any change in rates. We cou'inue to quo gOOd
ooimerclas names. With vi. hcut co!iAteT sls At
9dsl2 ~ cent y arnum and second grade ~ !5lats.
e.isn sccasio,lal transactions n y cent n.c3f'.
-irss class Woi tgascs cCnti'iu' :" rne at u oil
P.sut T. ai1uBe HE second grade is sal! quoted
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BELOW--COHfNG Up.
EXPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER

st 2OuIs-St.snes Kate X n.e.~-iiI% hale.
90, 80 t,ass hay 40l sks corn sA0 sk. bran 1857
-. nat $50 ske mali S1 1ols no.l 3Si ools ose
1870 bxs candies and eu1drl produO.
observation-disclosures TrehtOu-sz3 bales cot.
Ton 49, st4 cotton seed bbis iuolssare half bbl
no's ss~- Is ka rice ard s,In.ir,~e
GRAND k*ORH-StxS1ey HAbtp>-Wl Sa1eD cot
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CONNIE CIAL.
FRIDAY EvKH1Ss, October

FRIDAY EvKH1Se. October - 1871
COTTON-The Sales to-day {DO: Including any
irMer prices during the :Loiiiin-. but weaker 70.
ward Tire closeo r.Quliig no change in our
qnotatOns We give A-o She 6gUses aud tuli
report Of the Exchange as bellows
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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BANKS AND BANKING,
7 OUISlANA SAVINGS BANk
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Ne. 81 Camp Street.

4. &. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, vicS President.
Directors
4. CONKRY, PRKD. WING.
III. KHLLAR, W. II. THOMAS.
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,
X. C. PALMkR
Its capital Rives security to dePosaforA Depoeite
Of Fifty Cents aud upward received. aud SIX PIE
CENT IN1 ERKST allowed.
jy7 ly JOHN h. WAkION, Ca0h10f.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-31

V'iiK ClYlZKNS' SAVINGS BANS
Is . strictly legitimate bank for savinss,
osodeled upon this plan Of popular and successful
Institutions in New York and London, and inc0r.
porated April -, 1872, under . special and favor
able charter granted by the Legislature Of the
State OF louisiana. with an suthoEinnd capital Of
S20O,OO0.
Interest six per cent per annum-
Deposits of ten cents and upward received
All deposits payable ON demand.
Open daily from 9 A. VI. to 3 p. H., and On eotuJ.
nrday evening from six to eight o'cleck-
GRUNEWALD HALL,
No. - BnrOnnO 6troos.
H. BRNSRR, IL UBRRNArOR,
Cashier. Preoidont
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG, THOMAS HAsAl9.
4. ". BERBANK. J. l. GUBERMATOR,
mil ly H. BKNNKR
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INeTITU.
~ TON. No l56 Canal street. Trustees-Dr
". Newton Mercer L. p. 0enores George jonas
Thomas A. Yhams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Charles
J! Leeds, David Urquhart, John @. Gaines. CAyl
K0hn, ChrAtian Schneider. Samuel JAnisOn.
Interest Allowed % OOpOatto.
L. p. 8ENKRHN, President
CRARLKs KUAaAW. Tveasnrev. mh2a "
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AA The steamer
462&8 STATE OF LOUISIANA,

VIII call from New Orleans for Liverpool dkosx
From her wharf. post No. SO Third District. oppe.
site LIVERPOOL Bonded arch use.
VIII receive and sign through bills Of ladinR -
dsvre; Bremen, Hamburg. Antwerp, ROTTERDAM.
and all continental p0rts
Return tickets issued available for TWELVE
AONTHH, At reduced rates, aud through ttcko1n
to ali parts OF the United Kingdom and EurOca
ste Wardoss and surgeon attached 70 ooah
steamer; no charge is made fol attendsuoe ~
medicines.
Money orders granted FREE OF charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets tssued here - ~.
ties desirous OF sending for their friends.
These vessels crosse Inc bar At ali time q visAos,S
detention.
For freight or passage having superior aoeous
n0dAtions apply 70
A. K. MILLER L Co.,
Asl4 No S Carond.l.,t strtet NJ y (IT,sa.a