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The New York herald., 1875-02-23
THE CELEBRATION IN PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Feb. q

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Feb. 22, 1875.
The anniversary OF washlnGton's Birthday was
recognized here to-day by the ringing Of oells dis
playing OF nags the nring or o salute and the sus
pension OF public business. In the evening
Martha Washington reception ana tea
party was held In Masonic Hall, under
the auspices OF the women's Centennial
Executive COMMITTEE OF Rhode Island, and was q
very brilliant and succe s5Iu affair. Two hundred
ladies' appeared In elegant Continental costumes.
Addresses were made oy Governor Howard ana
Lieutenant Governor Van Zandt. Tne crowd was
80 great that all could not gain admi ttance, and
the entertainments WILL be repeated tomorrow
evening.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
THE DAY IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Feb 22 1876
The day was celebrated here with great cclaG
salute was fred by the United states Artillery
stationed here, and there was imposing military
parade, headed py the Post Band and bearing the
original nag OF Eutsw and Cowpens. Business
was Qeueraiiy suspended. The national ensign
was displayed everywhere tnrougnout the city,
and there were several festive puoic gatherings
in the evening, including meeting Vi tne Cin-
clupQeL
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
REUNION OF VETERANS.

WOODBURY., N. j., Feb. 90, 1876.
The reunion Of the Twelfth regiment OF volun.
teers, late Of the Third brigade, Second division
OF the Second corps. Army OF the Potomac, TOOK
place here to-day. large number Of the survi.
vors were present. permanent organization
Was effected, anu Lieutenant Colonel Henry +.
Chew was chosen President.
An address was delivered by Captain William
E. Potter. This regiment lett the state Septem Der
II, 1881, and served curing the war with dlstln.
guished gaantry.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
IN NEWARK.

The memory OF the iuustrious central figure of
the Revolution was honored with the Gus.
tomary booming OF cannonry morning, noon
and night, an average credltabie military
parade, q plenteous display Of national
bunting on public and private buildings,
an entire cessation OF business The turning OF
the day into full holiday. Throughout the day
the best of order was preserved. In tue afternoon
q SOLDIER named Barnes, iell on the Ice aad badly
fractured MS leg,
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
THE DAY AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT r. l., Feb. %, 1875.
The birthday Of ''the Father OF his Country" was
duly observed at Fort Adams and at Torpedo sta
ton. Schools, banks and other public places were
closed, and there was military parade, followed
by Two balls IN the evening" A nlriondl salute
was nred as noon by the Newport artillery.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

John P. smith. q sailor. living as No. - Oal
street, got into naht last night With numbsr Of
other seAiarins men aud received injsrIss thar
II 10 feared WAL prove satnL he Was tehoeeA e
ShA Para xossAtaAs WhexN - y AsW lyth1A
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
THE DAY IN JERSEY CITY.

The Catholic Union OF Jersey City assembled
yesterday In st. Peters cnurcn, on Grand street.
where solemn high mass was celebrated. Bishop
Corrigan and several clergymen we're present.
The sermon was preached BY the Rev. ]. De Con.
clio. The celebrant as Father Duggap, Of
HObOken.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
TIE PHILADELPHIA CELEBRATION.

FHIL LADELPHIA FR.s FeUs 70 1915.
washington's Birthday was duly observed. The
city was decorated with nags Among those dis.
played at independence Hail was the rattiesnake
pine tree nag and others carried during the Revo.
luton. There were several military parades, and
the usual salutes were nreu. The banks, the
Chamber OF commerce and other pubic institu.
tlons were closed.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
oy parade OF several military campanlss. bust'
ness was not suspended.
THE DAY IN BOSTON.

Boston, Mass. Feb. 22, 1875.
Business here Is generally suspended and the
streets wear holiday appearance, the fine
weather drawing out crowds OF people. The pno.
lie schools. banks and courts are closed. Inc
Legislature adjourned and the usual salutes were
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
IN WESTCHESTER.

Beyond partial suspension OF business and an
occasional display OF the national colors there
was no visible indication to the casual observer
throughout Westchester county yesterday that
the anniversary OF Washington's Birthday was
being commemorated. AS Is usual the public
offices &C White Plains were closed, allowing
the clerks in the various departments q temporary
rest IRON their labors At Sing Sing Prison there
was almost universal cessation from work,
nearly all OF the convicrs being locked up during
purpose OF giving the guards ana keepers
holiday tnan out Of any consideration
for the inmates, VINO would, doubtless,
have greatly preferred WORKING tneir
daiiy task to the solitary mOnOtuny OF their cells
In NOnkers several arrests for drunkenness were
made, and at o late hOnr last evening u num-
Der OF persons lowered around Police Headqu ir-
ters In the delusve hope tnat the City Court would
be opened tor the liberation OF their too patriotic
friends, many OI whom were already an the
ragged edge" OF repentance 'down stalrs.n
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

4 xsz1TAAY PARADE At crxvxrAxp.
cInvxtAxp. ONO. FEB. q, 1s1s.
WAahanessA'A 1vtudss wAs obssfvsA IN this eaIS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
MARKETS.
Domestic Markefs.

New feRK. January IS. Evening" Cotton eiesed
aGlet; middling uplaDds Is 1l5tsc; eales TODAY
w.! baless net receipts 1897: gross 1881.
Futures closed weakt sales Is 900 bales "a foY
March IS :.l6 ais IS s2c: April Is 2s-3eaI, I3 Sc
May IL 3-32c: June !saa!6 1870; July IsA. q Is
Southern four dull and lower: common 20 fair
ezra S4 7oa5 80. god to choice do SIS s5a8.
w; Wnea. dmi': n"minaly iG2e lower; shippers hold
lng op 1901 "a for winter red. Corn less active
ana scarcely SO firm: Soc for Yves tern mixed: 3a0
s"Se tos DO high mixed and yellow Western.
o., .on-e quiet and unsettled: Rio quoted at III, a
~ Soi'. sugar steady: for fair to good n fin.
~. 60 10Y prime. Isc for New OIleans. 81 for
NJ =, it,Isa!. 2 LOT Pernambuco. Molasses pteady:
~, &o d,eahs ooao6r: hice quiet and steady. Tai.
strained ,,,;, a. Turpentine frmer 3:a37hc. PORK
.Huili szo 70 soI lit " mess, Beef uYcianr.i 9aro
lower: prime steam l4S. Nhiky drmar- oac e"
:. 'Sc1NSAr'. January 49, Cotton Quiet: midd'ico
.4sM EiouS DUH and unchanged, Wheat~Rei
.s.2 ~ ". corn steady: dsmsLd moderate AZ 20
TO. oa's st.ad,l demand moderate at tOas,c
r.fk nominal at Bla Lard gu ct and steadv. s1.s.
800 as h2hc. kettle 4i ai4bc. RuiE maa,s
a.iil shoulders Ga a6ac: clear rib ga a9Ic. n,a
sHs 0ioc. Bacon quiet and unchauced: fittl. CO..
Mg. .isk!-Demand fair, mark irm at s4c. W. :
oh on. Locs. January l5.-Cotton.-quiet . d uxx,
changed. our quiet and weak little doing. Wheat
gun; No. red winter 81 O5a, al O6 NO. snrins
chicago S5c bid. Corn dulG No 2 miyed 6SGs.sS
Ca's closed dull: No. ? 5.05.lsc Whisky on;a.
sc. Pork hrmer held at $lS as. Dry salt tnsstsr
Shoulders sS d6 he: clear rib ESQ; clear g. G. Ba
quiet. l3sc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON January l5.-The rate Of discount i,
pen market for three months bill is So per can,
INCH is ! below the Bank of England raje Eria |
ne rars dispatches quote rentes at CIT $50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
CONERES8.

WAsH1SGfoh, January iS-Tbis ssas
private dill day in the Houses but very few
6illspassed. Among Them was one to pay
She claIps pt contractors for work at The
Norfolk hav1 yard in 1860.
AllOnR debate was bad over q lin 20
pay the officers and crews Of the steamship
Wyoming, and tho Takiane $l25.OO0 as
OOuntys or granting for the destruction of
the Japanese war vessels and the bombar d.
: snent OF the Japanese forts at Simoaaski
come few years ago
The bill was finally rejected
Mr.. G. F. Hoar a Massa ch usetfA chair.
9nan OF the select committee On the South.
ern States. presented the export of the sub.
committee which was ordered IT, be printed.
but was not reads Me- Hoas said the full
COMMITTEES would start Tor Louisiana forth.
The qrcsrfes % ,b. Aabeas eorpns bro.
seeding in the case OF Irwin, she recusant
witness IN tho Pacific Mail Investigation.
was again presented. The fudge having
ecfused to Consider the report OF the
eAgeant-ats terms unless he Produced Irwin
sn courts Ares an exciting debate, the
House virtually Seversed lis action of ses
terday and directed the serg.ssnt-at-arms
sict"rt tor ahs Democratic side Of ne
chamber. tho resolution having been offered
BY Mr.. Beck, of kentnckys and adOpted in.
&tea1 Vt the ana reported from the, Com.
mittee on Ways and Means. The House
adjourned until Monday.
Aenato~
I'm the Senate to-day the fertilization An. 1
prOHiation bill was reported and nOtics |
given that 1t will soon be called uuA /
The House Dill restoring to the peneYon
tolls those persons whose names sEere !
stricken therefrom IN consequence of dis.
loyalty. was yecOmnittsd 10 the Committees |
or Pensions
At the expiration Of the morning Aonr
Mr.: Sherman. ~ O.fo, said there were sew:
eral Senators On each side who desired to
speak on the louisiana question, and he
hoped 10 would be understood that tha
Senate would meet tomorrow for the pur.
pose Of concluding chs d, bate
The unfinished business being Mr.. Nhu,z'
eesolution ins'rucling ths Judiciary Com
mittee to inquire what Legislation "a ncces.
cary to secure the rights oi self government
u she people of louisiana
Mr.. iiptop concluded his argument com
?D'Dced yesterday. end was followed BY
Mr. e!inghny.en, Of New jersey. VIII"
speech w the e. neral condition Of
, ffa'rs Sou h viewed Ire III Radical stand
n !av"rne Kellogg, and Justify ing mil.
lIary siiterf. renee.
Tho Senate had a session for tonight but
for want of quorum. ,
Mr. Salisbury. ct Delaware, has the floor :
Cpr 10 morrow
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
U. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.
Z. q. Antoine W.. Fl. C.. Wnrmo,s o, al
lN THE UNITED RTATks CInnIum Hnrnr

=. q. Antoine W. Fl. C. Warmo,h o, al
for TIE ins r TINTED EDS; STATES cIacuIr CouRT.
No BY virtue of writ Of er o. sao ~ w.
tn s.II IN the above entitled snt viii proceed
spv sea ~ 10 me highest bidder on ssTURDAY jazz
10 the Customhouse, on Canal rest m Ss
''tyi 1ne f1,ioHinE described property to wit
IN the prsa b Nth the buildings thereof
geo by PoydIae, Perdido, Johnson and calves
on q n's otsgnated by the No. ~ of square Nos
1888 pn% Dv T. BringieE on the tw.preth Of april
-; ;ste notary public. said lot measures 20 fests
,',., me mont on Johns on street, by 1872 fssts
Kns,;s lines In depth between parallel lines,
Hetsed IN the above suit.
re!ms-Cash on the spot.
n. ntxd states MarshArs ONCE, New OrisasA
81 Mocr q le1 9. B. PACKARD
~0s@ 3s1s GN u tAjte1 States AafshAs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
BY NASH q Hodeson.
VALUABLE vAcANTPKOP Err rYa COASsP dsts,
s EAHMsL ni AND LEoSTISE STREETS IN SHR
"IC0ESS!oN OF THOMAS ROGERSo SaNRQskhtS
Second District Court for the par,sa y, a,s.sng
No. &c. 45lo

- Auc'ioneer-Offics No Car"nd.,at .tras,
On sATuRDAY. January %, 1875 at tw.Yye o,ciock
Sasam an me 81. charles Auction Exchange, in the
"A;somsns fotunda OF the st. Charles Hotes In
a,'s CITY oy virtue and in pursus nee of an order
oI me Hon. 4. L. TissOt Judge of the Second Dis
cember 10 1871 P9f sns parish Of Orleans. dated De-
aht, succession of Thomas Rogers. deceased At
PnniG auction. will be sold -
cpE OUH AND HALF VALUABLE LOTS OF
TTquaIe bounded by yalmont Jersey Laurel and
n-9nthe streets. d-sigHated as Nos To- n III IA
and par, OF sot No Is which adjoin sach other
. me longlt inal half of lot No.. Is meaau ,.s "
rec - inches front on Laurel street bv a dsnth
m - ieet inches ea lines the di vit]inr line ",
side of lot No. I6 ~ " inis ~ tho
Lot No. 10 measures 81 fee, : iucbes sro,. .,
i Lausei street BY drpth Of liz feet inches
No II. ''us me 'sAS TO ot
Lot No J! measures 81 feet inches from, n,
on tba rn uy depth OF ll3 feet inches limo
.o me next 70 lot No. IT, and II3 T. ct inches
1ines on Che other side line next to lot No Is
10, NO ~ measures 81 teet 2 inches front on
20 t .h street by depth of ll3 pee inches lines
on me hne next to lot No. H. ana ia lot s;,chs.
Ene On the othe side line nex fo jot NJ 10 oD'
+, ~, No. IL ferms the corner of Laurel and Leon
an streets and me sures 81 feet inches front on
on the line Of loy S depth Of la teets inches line
street Vt IS feet lines ali more or less
according to q plan made by Lam, IT, Pile AM,
'eyor, dated December - 1874
Terms and cOnditions-Onethir8p ash Cs,ys .ha
spot' In Uni'ed \ ates treasury notes and .hs hs
,v;tb ~ s4uAi payments. at one and two wears
viii ~. pr cent interest, and special mortgage
.p,. tha privilege from GATE until final pay.
49, ~. INC mortgage to embrace the clause az i've
~. cent attornoy's fees in case of suit
~. oi SAFE before W. b xAinpet.p notary - TIC
h cms OF she puIchssevs, intending The taxes for
d-ie u jag 10 %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

| RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
| CAlRO-Steamer Great Repu hlic- 544 bales cotton
lZz cks bacon les bxs bacG 23e bbls our ll73 bbIs
meal zoos SKIS corn 3943 Ska oats "a SKIS bran 2at
9aes hay 3S4 bbis pork 3le bbls potatoes and euu.
| Observation-Disclosures Ruth-28e bales cotton
!8s sks cotton seed AZ hhds sugar 81 bbls noasses
half bbls mOlaeses ana sundries
BONNET CARRE-Steamer josepbine-sc hhds al
eugar 100 bbls mOlasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Frazies--4s hhds
sugar bbls rice and sundries
observation-disclosures Henry Tete-.13
mas sugt 10 bbls molssses Is half bbls molasses
Observation-Disclosures Ia Belle-sOi bales cotton
lS4 SKIS cotton seed IL SKIS seed cotton lS bbls mo.
lasses and sundries
and sundries '~
JEFFERSON-Steanner Colonel A p Kouus-l,,,
bales cotton and snndres
GRAND ECORE- Steamer Bart AbIe--.e3- ta,es
lassee and sundries
CAMDkN-steamer Ouscnita Belie-25e2 bales
COTTON 80 AXIS cotton seed 81 SKIS seed cotton aud
UPPER CoAsT-s4amer cuakes-:O hhds suga.
and sundries e"'
LOWER COAsr-stea,ner walloon-s. bbls mo.
~ PlTTSBURG-TOwbo Smoky City aud IL boats
225.00o bushels coal
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS..
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
JANUARY lS-.2 bales cotton SKIS s+ed cotton sks
cotton rs sks rice 259 hhds sugar bbls sugar "a
oo .., molasses half Dol molasses and -urd,i.s
osr. ls-35 bales cotton ila bbls sosin "a bbs tur
peniine and eundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. Jan.
uary 1854 hhds susar 30 bbis molasses and sun.
NEW ORLEANS ST IOvTS AND CHICAGO RAIL. I
lk'AD. January lS-634 bales cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY,
dNFNUVEU FIRST DISTKICT PROPERTY.
SUGGESTIONS or RICHARD W. cox AND HIS
WIPE. MARY cox.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orieaas--
No. 81 3l3.


QY e. Z. GIRARDkY, AUCTIONBER--
~ Office No. 81 Camp htrert.-SATURDAY. Feb
iuary Is. 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange. will be sold at publ C
auction, by virtue aud in pursuance of an order
from the Hon. A. l.. Tiss0t Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish Orleans dated the
second ofJsnua,y, 1873. and rende red in the above
entitled snccessions. the following described prop
erty to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
FIRST District OF thus city and the square
bounded BY Cypress, Willow aid Cia borne streets
and Florida landing. designated BY the letter on
sketch OF said square drawn by J. a. DHeme
court deputy surveyor, dated May II, 1866. Said
lot measures, IN American asure 30 feet II
nnes IN deDth on the line dividing IT from q por.
ton OF lot !. 40 feet inches lines in depth on
the lines of lots and N. and 81 feet Z inches in
width IN the rear On an 0bliqne line dividing it
from portion of lot l; said portion of ground be-
ing part of the original lot No. ne Arrest to Clai
Dol NE street Together " it'll all the improvements
thereof.
Terms-One half cash on the spot at the moment
or adjudication. and the remainder at one ann two
years credit for notes Of the purchaser specially
3. cured on ths property by mortgage and vendors
lieu, bearir interest at the rate Of eight per cent
Der annum from the d ~ of sale until final pay.
menu; nve per cent attorneys fees clause; policy
o insurance transferred and The pure aser to as.
smme the payment Of AL the taxes for the wear
90 Indication.
Acts o. sale at the e1 pense Of the purchaser. be.
iA7 l6 % 20 frl3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
By q. De Ferret e Co.
SUCCESSION OF MARK hBNRIRTTE ERNRs-axz.
BLACHK.
Second District Court for the Parish OF cf,eaa.,
30. 81 $50.
QY G. DE fERIET 4 CO-,oRN q. No,

RY G. DE fERIET 4 CO.-joRN q. mon.
- rose, AuctiOneer-Ofiice No. 50 ROYAL stree I.
On SATURDAY, January l6 1875, at twelve ocSo.S
NJ, at the Merchants and Aucticneers' EXCHANGE N
Royal street. between Canal and Customeeor,ss
streets will be sold st public auction, BY virtue q
Second District Court for the parish Of Or!a. s
dated November q, 1874, the following described
propsrty for account Of said success. ion
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in tn.
second District OF this city. in the square bounded
ov ursulnes and Where streets, Bayou road and
Robertson street. and measuring 2S feet inehss
'front.' on Ursulines street, by 80 feet in depth h.
tween equal and parallel lines. together with the
TWO story frame house. slated roof. erected there.
on containing on the first floor two parlcrs ana
hall and On the second floor two rooms, one cah
net, Kitchen containing four Sooms. Two cisterns
well, shed and prvy. s'
Terms-One. half cash on the spo., and the bal
ance on credit of one year in note bearinq IN
t eress at at the rate Of eight cent per
being secured by special mortgage and vendor
men; the buildings to be kept insured and Ia
policy transferred to vendor; in case OF suit Svs
Der cent attorneys commissions, to be Hkewiss
secured by mortgage
Act OF sale at the expense of purchaser. before
John l.. Laresche. notary public ~''
0elJ ~ rs iA2 Q Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
SUCCESSION OF d. q. BYERLY
Second District Court for the Parish Of Ox,esn,-.
No. 81 ,693.

Py X: NJ. & B. J. MONT(;OMERY.R
~ - ~ Montgomery. Auctioneer:-Will be sole on
NJ. at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange rotnuSxs
of the ST. Charles Hotel. by virtue and In pnrsas
ance to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tssor. in5"S
Orleans dated January 9, 1875 N VI
The NEWSPAPER called the New Orleans Rn,.
letln ITS press. engine. type. furniture, forms f1.
lures and appurtenances, together with She rood
will of the said newspaper. " hoSu
Terms-One half cash, and the balance at sir s,s
twelve months credit, in notes of the purcha.a.o
with approved security SAID notes bearing ei~ht
per Get interest per annum from date of sale unt,i
paid, and payment thereof to be secured nv vsn
doris privilege. with the usual clauses of five ra.
cent attorneys fees, and transfer OF policy of;n.
surance unit! notes are fully Paid; the PURCHASE
to assume balance of the lease rom February j "a
Septembe Der 30, 1875. ~
Act OF sale before Hero. Jr., notary public. r.
WIG oAponSe oi Inc purchaser. jal0 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
euCChSSIoN OF MADELAINE J. L, ROCHE.
second Olstrict Court tor the Parish of Or}eans-
No. 81 SAT.

by G. DE FERRET Il CO.-1OHN G. MON
! rose AuctioDeer-Oface No. so ROYAL street
SATURDAY, January 16, 1875, at twelve O'Clock H.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhoass
streets will be sold by public auctien BY virtue Of
an orosr from the Hon. 4. L. TissOt judge of tho
dated december Q, 1874, the following DESCRIBED
properly, ior account OF said succession
A CERTAlN LOT OF GROUND situated in tha
Faubourg IRENE. designated by the No g. in the
square bounded by Columbus. Laharpe, Robertson
ana VI iere streets. easuring 30 feet front on
CoIumous street, by l2O feet in depth, between
equal 1 and parallel lines, together with ali tie
on,idings and improvements thereon
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Also, for account of said succession. on the sar.
gay: at 10 NJ at No. 81 Columbus street be tween
n99rrIson and Where streets will be sold lot OF
" u "nnAA'"
Terms-Cash on the spot del5le % ia,eM
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THR REPrBYIC.N
Saturday. January l6, 1879.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Wilmington Holmes. for Baltimore yin
Havana and Key West
steamship G Hewes. Trip. for Galveston. in
ballast ~
British schooner Pete: Mitchell, Benson. 10. Rua.
tan Island ' N'."
via Belize Honduras ~
Schooner Fred Dunbar. Connors sos Aussa, y,l.xd
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish steamship Algeria Gerte,ui, adav. 49,,
Havana to Puig kco- I'd distr,ct ''
Norwegian bark Osterda. Bldrup Is dave from A,
Thomas. IN ballast, to Brne. Beyer kcoNpo;n,
Brig flora Goodsie. Goodale. 70 days from Boston
to maeter-Poine $1,000 ~ooSoo'
Sch noner Pippo. eippo. from Covingtop-Nex
STEAMBOATS,
Great Republic. Thorwegsn. from Ca,rA
&.sas onstre~Sa8 Gon WoeaipatoG !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-16
lRD or CLASSIFICATION.

I The market opened under the infipenee NJ n
ss o. h. !sd N nplads at Liverpool which
| exchange and with some inq uirv. but 1posfiv
from buyers who were looking for lists which they
sSul0 oo' AIN at some concessions. Factors. how.
ever, evanced no disposition to give wav and the
/ business during the morning was consequently on
I buyers were enabled to 60 on to a moderate eI
tent at sather easier rates. without any quotabIe
s se@Ict.on' oIf at the same time the bulk OF the
! would have been difficult to fill orders OF anv
magnitude, in excess of the actual business. ut
less at very full prices. Some buyers withdrew
under the anticipation OF doing better to mor1ox
or on Monday. Under these circumstances va
ding sold 1T i4sc and barely fair at isso "'G =,
will be observed from the statement below that
me excess IN the receipts at all the ports over
last ear has been reduced to 1902 4O6 bales Az to.
morrow's receipts will run against the large
amount of 81 s5S bales last year. We may look TO:
further considerable reduction.
The sales for the past three Gays sum no 10 500
oaee S63SO on Wednesday. $3.50 yesterday. incud.
ing $50 not reported until to-day and 400 to-day
making, with the addition Of 1900 10 Tuesday's
rep an aggregate for the week Of IS 300 bales,
against 81 2co last week and "a 300 the week before
other delivery ports (of which 35l2 from Mobile and
Ss $40 nom Ts1as) and a GIL proper laganst g. 1873
proper since August 81 ss az y. last year Total
last yesr-decresse 30 $50. ''''''' ''''
,s The exports c"mprl.e s6oas bales. embracing
2s2s to Hsvre. l4oo to Rouen, 2O43 to Boston sni
S IN 10 New York. to which We have added BY
The Exchange kilograms make the reoeipts n, |
Al inc ports from IL N. yeste rday to II NJ TODAY
~ 3o9 bales. against IL 94l last week and 81 IS
last year. and since FHday IS. l83 bales, against
10. 40 last week and 288 last year Total since
august 81 30lSt7 bales. against 2lo9 46l up to !
lhursday noon. January IS last year texclud,ng
the above - aost-increase l02, 4u6.
. exports Friday to Thursday inclusive, to Great |
Britain 1855 baies. against 81 682 last week and
1908 last year. and to the continent 1895 bales
against Is, SAB last week and 36 Isl last wear
stocks At al the delivery Iluts made up to IL n
'72 Sa4 bales. against s42, 4744st week ana II see
asst wear.
The E1chaee reports: -sales 1900 bales. !nciud.
ng 4o after 3 P. NJ. Yesterday. Market easier,
'ut not 9uotaby lower
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales /
rrs,aS manu september 1, i874........... 1883
lrrived previously. 7a4 2ss--os rs.
7S4, Z2O
,toorol -:y l
iesreo previously. ...........,.A asa ,qS-lS3 ~q6
tock On hand and on shipboard, not cleared 2so 44
tock same time last wear . 90 M ( {
We have added to previous receipts re- h.,ss
er CameNa. from COvington in exceaa of the |
mount reported and deducted from the prcv;ous |
'Po9ss 40 be1es. sxeess IN oleatance Tor New