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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-18
Succession of william s. blanchard

Succession of William s. Blanchard.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. 81, 733.-Whereas, Theodore
Blanchard has pettloned the court for letters of ad
mlnis.raton on the estate of the late William s.
Blanchard, deceased, ntestate. Notice is hereby
given to AL whom 1t may concern to show cause
within ten days, why the prayer of the said petit
toner should not be granted.
By order OF the Court.
fila 1921 FRANK PACE IR Clerk
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Succession OF Charles Zenon Derbigny

SuccossIOn Of ChnrIes Zen0n DeFb1gny.
GBCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleacs, No 81 ,06.-NOtice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to al other per
sons be rein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification. il any they
have can why the account presented by Jules
Lavergne, testamentary executor Of the deceased
should not be homologated and approved, and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith and the
said executor discharged.
4Dy order Of the Court.
Rfel4 II IL FRANK PACE, JR, Olerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-18

Adam Wagner ct al. W.. steamship City
Of Houston.
I'm THB UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i District Of Louisiana No. 10. 6O4.-I obedience
to an admiralty warrant, to me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF HOUSTON, her
tackle, apparel. ETC.. now hbeled by Adam Wagner
ct al, for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending in the District Court Of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the ow ner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or per.
sons having or pretending to have any right title
or interest in 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 first Monday of March. 1885, to chow cause.
should not be condemned and sold agreeably to
the prayer Of lbelants.
United States Marshars Office, New Orleans,
January 49, 1875. 8. B. PACKARD,
ia30 ft9 20 70 United States Marshal.
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GONG FOR HARrLEB's WEALrH.-Mr. f.
G. Harteb, jeweler, owns . small and un-
pretending iewelry store in q tumble down
looking building, No. 25l Carondelet, q
short distance above DelOrd street, never
thsless he has been the object Of three
thieves within few months. His stock OF
goods is not as gorgeous as some on Canal
street, Init is quite as valuable to him, be-
sides, the proprietor tolls late and early at
his bench. The place is in a manner some
what isolated. Yesterday one week ago,
about dark, man broke pane Of glass in
one of the fropt windows and stole q watch
and chain and escaped. Mr.. Hartleb was
in back room at the time and when he
reached the door the thief had disappeared.
Monday evening another raid was made on
the store. the rascal on that occasion sue
ceeding in stealing three watches, and al
though pursued managed to escape BY being
fleet Of foot.
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nN MOTION OF +. N. WHITTEMORb OF
~ counsel fer appellee. it is ordered by the g 1urt
that Richard Sinnott. the proper representative Of
John Q. S.nnOtt, deceased. be summoned to appear
in said case, within twenty five days from service
Of summons, and that in default of such appear.
ance. and unless the said other proper represents
or do not reside within this State appear and be-
come parties to this case. with three months from
the publication hereof, the said appeal shall be
dismissed or the cause heard and determined -
in other cases, at the option Of said appellee.
l hereby certify the foregoing to be true OK
tract from the minutes OF this honorable court o
the fifteenth day of December, 1874.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and Aft xed the seal of said court at the city
of New Orleans, this fifteenth day of December A.
d. 1874.
de23 jazz fe2l* JOHN NJ HOWELL, Clerk
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,

United States vs.. Schooner Richard b.
Locke.
TN THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District Of Louisiana. No. lO,60l.-In obedience
to An admiralty warrant, to me directed in the
above entitled suit. have seized and Aaken into
my possession
THE SCHOONER RICHARD B. LOCKE, now
hbeled by the United States. for the causes set
forth in the libel now pending in the District Court
of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and az and every person per
having, pretending to have, any right, title
interest in or to the same, to be and appear at
District Court Of the United States for the district
the first Monday of March. 1875. to show cause. il
any they have can. why the said schooner
should not be condemned and sold agreeably to the
prayer Of Nbelant.
United states Marshars oface. New Orleans. Jan.
uary rs, 1875.
s. B. PACKARD,
Jazz fp92i28 United States Marshal.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THr STATE or LOUISIANA.

THE STATE VC AVOx0AANAA
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
CALEDONIA LEVI VS.. EDWARD NEwMAN-N0.
7l38.
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE NINETEENTH
l. day Of January, 1875, Judgment was rendered
In this court in the following entitled suit In tho
words and figures following. to wit:
Caledonia Levi w. Edward Newman-No. 7138.
In this case, BY reason of the law and the evi :
dence being with plaintiff it is ordered adj udge
and decreed that the judgment by default herei n
entered on the thirteenth day of January instan t.
be now coni med; that there be judgment in fav or
Of plaintiff, Caledonia Levi. and against defen d.
ant, Edward Newman her HUSBAND, decreeing .
separation Of property between the said parties ..
and dissolution Of the community Of acq uests
and gains existing between them; that plaintiff
have judgment against her said husband for the
sum Of &6275 with legal interest from judicial g.
mand; that plaintiff have the exclusive cOntr oil
and administration of her separate property, an
that defendant pay the costs of suit.
Judgment signed January %. 1875
A. SAUCER Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court. at tho
city of New Orleans, on this twenty seventh day
Of January, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-6ve
ia3l fel5 q FRANK WALL, Deputy Clerk.
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Judgment signed February l, 1875.
A. SAUCIER, Judge.
the STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. BERNARD SAULAY VS.. HER HUSBAND
No. 43,l64.

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE 1wI LFTH
Il day of January, 1875 Judgment re- de red
In this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following, to wit
Mrs. Bernard Saulay Vs. her husband-Ec a. l6i.
For reasons this day. orally assigned auti the
court considering the law and the evide, ~. to be-
in favor Of the plaintiff, 1t is ordered adjr ged and
decreed that there be Judgment in fave of Mrs.
Celestne Agathe Heno. wife Of Bernard Saulay,
and against defendant. Bernard Sauay, for the
sum of thirty-eght Thousand six hundred and
ninety five dollars and sixty three cents amount
Of her paraphernal property, less three thOuS snd
and twenty two dollars and fifty cents amount Of
charges in succession of Widow Bacas, and inter-
est thereon, amounting to one hundred and nine
Quoted from the claim Of plaintiff viz thirty eight
sixty three cents, and legal interest on said
seventy five dollars and forty-two cents from judi
cia demand viz: September 20, 1874, with lien
and privilege, according to law and costs Of suit
Judgment signed January l6 1875.
3. L. LYNCH, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at tho
city OF New Orleans, Oh this twenty y. sixth day Of
January, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy five, and the ninety
ninth year OF the independence Of the United
States.
fe4 II 26t ED. DxBLOIS, Clerk.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA.
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SERGEANT VANKIRk RAIDS A STABLE
During Tuesday night Sergeant Vankirk
was made aware that several men were
slowed away in an old stable or barn at the
corner of Roman and Glsquet streets, and
it was intimated that two OF the number
were wanted at court. The sergeant,
assisted by two officers, visited the place
about three o'clock yesterday morning
intending to arrest the entire party, but the
fellows became aware that policemen were
near and all but four escaped in the dark
ness.
The four persons arrested gave their
names as Daniel Shea, Nj. Brennan, Ben
White and NJ Hennegan. Yesterday, when
they were taken before Judge Evans. three
of them were committed to the Parish
Prison, but Hennegan could not be held. as
nothing criminal was shown against him.
Afterward it came ont that Daniel Shea and
Richard Delmore, the latter being under ar
rest, were the persons who go boldly robbed
Mr.. Richard Everard, the grocer, No. "a
Gasquet street, on the evening of the
twelfth instant. Shea, not more than three
years ago, was in a tight place, on the belief
that he was the person who killed an old
cream cheese peddler back in the third
ward. There is foundation for q chance to
send Delmore and Shea to house where
dogs will not bite them.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA.

RICHARD ENGLAND, REPRESENTED BY PAULINE
G. England, his widow, and testamentary ex-
ecutrix, appellee, J. 8. Neal and John G.
SinnOtt, apDellant-No. 4790.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-18

A DIAMOND BURoLAR.-About three
o'clock yesterday morning Officer Fender
gest found the office No0l76 Camp street
open, and was directed to remain in charge
Of the place short time, until the proprie-
tor could be informed, to attend to the door.
While the officer was SO engaged he became
aware that burglar was operating at No.
1877 Camp street. The officer started off for
the last mentioned number, but reached
that locality in time to see the intruder trot
out Delord street and disappear. Two or
three bullets were sent after the burglar,
but the coroner has not been caliedin. The
depredator had used diamond to cut out q
pane of glass in the shoe store No. 1877, but
did not find it convenient to steal nything.
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GIVE HIM FITS AND No MERcY-George
Houston was hungry, and to satisfy an un-
natural appetite for food, actually stole .
loaf of bread from POydras Market. For
that he was incarcerated as q felon, besides
being booked as dangerous character.
What else could man be who would steal
a loaf of breadl If there is particle of
law left in the land let Houston be hung
from the highest tree in Lafayet cite equarel
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withdrawn from store IN Monday for city con-
sumption: 1894 bu wheat, B53 bu cor 800 bu rye,
b,Ttt bh bnricy.
Thu following grain war inspected into Store on
Tmcslay morning: 2? rass No. spring, II cars No.
tlo 10 No. do 1ld whcas]: ii ears hiRh mixtd
easn lo3 cars No. DO Is cArr rejected Io tts5 corn,
al, nnw}: witt oats. II No. do rar re-
jrctest do car No. rye; II Nv. tas!ey, ~
cars No do, car rejected do. Total. I'll tara, or
10000 bu. Inspected out 1850 bu wheat, G,7ll
hn cprr 7t0 bu ryc, A.s7n in1 barley.
There Is probably son,s snistake iu the figures tec-
graphcl from Minnesota III reference to tho Wllrst
crop, and published III THH Tribune Of yesterday
There las been naans 1900 e90 hi !s*s received NJ
Qhcago md Milwaukee, since tho Int OF August than
for tho same time year previous. II We allow
shortages of BHo0 coo . tavo stiil enough loft to
supply 0OJ bu pr week from now I'LL tbs LIST
Of August, 10 the ports of Chicago and Milwaukee,.
Wheat selling TOO low hero to pay tho coat Of F1-
aNcsion, and there ase sEhs VI hafdcng gu to othef
side tho Atlantic, a. II at least sono dealers tnefo
think tho bearing process has Rono far tnoneh. nut
there Ii no sise iii miarerresentin0 fho facs an no
juatIcs in doing IL. Tie statement that the luaaty
Of whc3t at tho faroa stations IN a1nneaoa "a tnaca
less than year ago Is undoubtedly tr'1e, hts t4o
9uesa TINT ouly small qusnti.y rcaina beli'I IN tho
hands OF ,sota farmers Will probably Provo 10 be
unwarEantef by the aac'a ~ thr taae.
Tbs lealfns rFotlncc-'n0rkos wtfc gchcFal!y hr'a
yesterday, with moro activity bo Ill GRIM anu pro
visions. though tho foreign markets wcro not tst"nS
aud receipts were large, with PROSPECTS OF fa1r r.
eeps In the 1lrar future. Thero was not mich doihg
fur shipmcns, except tu meats, but tho speculative
movement was free one. anil thefo seemeu 70 ee
genera eAFee,oto" VI lc''es P'ies"' Ai0Ns IL ''
spring, even !. not ho"'
iAS asmana toF Wy sooos - ,etV''e" seav ~ enA
, 1875-03-10

a1fEEr-Thsro was materially increased tuplir
mud tlssasling tlicro wsa fatr1y Acyc local III
Eastern demand. holders had some difficulty Ii ~
common and at sa.ooG0.75 for medium to exsl. il
sold aboro $3.50,
nurxALo.
BurfALo, y. T., March ch9.-CATrLK-Hcc.ipt aHN.
total far the week, f,s1G; tue market IL sS T,thts
4ffcringa. Tho prices arc.s@H IN advance of Il,
laat wcek. Tho quality of the o'IeriueH Il hettst,
Bslcs Of COO Ohio stcurs, ay 90 TO 157 IT, at H2}3
7OG; 910 Michigan atccrE, nv 8j4 to l.093 tH A. {ii
6.1a; loo 1liuota ateass, Nv 24a to 1850 IT, A ies}5
snxEr AND LAAns::1seeoipts,. o,9oo; total fzs t..
In nlyanca on last ~eeks Iritcs. Bales of la0 srlA
to Cts ibs nt $GspG 687H. The market to-day osrs
10 tho nnfavarni's rscelrts from lilo Fast. tttrnti
NJ. Sales .! 200 Western ehaep ar 50 to l0s tat
<6toG.75: Go0 Ohio aliceu, av W to " As, ut $a4
GOn.
lloos-1oceirts, 31o1: total for tho week, s,s,,;
SUPPLY xbout uilual tu tho latnsnl. Workers. ;d;o
100: heavy hogs llol,.inR Ut f7.5oa7.75, With IL
offerings: danlaud light, cass retnatu!ug unsoI,
common qualify.
ST. 1DrlH.
ST.. Louis, March D.--11oas-He:ctp!s, co; fra
racainn, *8.sg8 7.s9 goo.i 10 extro, s7.?sta:.7s.
CATrLE-F1rm ai1 AHhcr; tho tletlanl cxccela 1T
SUPPLY receipts, 175 hales OF good native sfeert II
LILO TO a76 !bs, $500 fair hntohera' atoerr Rig
b.ao; good untiVs fccLsrst S,.a09b.25 eomlnua d,
S1.t1@t. Lilo collt1lon Texans, Sl.ed.
wATENrowN, MASS.
WA1EKrowN, Atnss., 3farct, p.-DEEr CArTtE-Es
coipta. a5S: huyerd not nuncrohR. Offerings mlE
tsa Of good and medium gta1rs trait0 quiet chotA
s1075: extra. So.75@l0.so; trst qnflty, ks75lasa;
second, s7.o0esH.su thtl, &. .so&G75.
ferol, nnl aod 1t rather ariner gurcs suppy lsh.;
sales III lotA Il &f.ovS4.oo each cxtza, $t1slEai
fancy aheep, 8sa4c per pound.
, 1875-03-10

g extra; 9oea:e; DO No. 7SGnss @ bank "5'.
eo!nmon: 3$tai,c. -. ..,., ,n.
market rn s%scral rar hts, 1rrttcd II arrlve A'n.
haze ts e ne .o es reae!ms.' 81 m s,fs Ssfs
from rtoro wero 1naifo nt D5eta ti.2O,
IoUt1l.Ywa. i ~ l.'cal ainI ,slrr!ng reluc.t.
i',t turkeys we're shade ssalot TIC o'1e5lngs wers
lafslst: clichcn., dressed, lioailo ler h.; daeis,
sas' sas s d d adtr heavy offerings.
sse'y t IL e sss s'' peaei. iy aans
rhoco tcrl wrsa nnl furclhE T. hut c1nflRncsf lta
wpsr generally dirponcl Of at e1igt re.1uctun. clt
yer waa ttta,Iy mud II moderate ssoat; IlMngari:n
0aoi crushing 1s1 was quoted Il ti.s0GsiM, puo'a-
tioa irmo to ehoeo iinnthy. sss' loor 70
g. S". q: sas aar, ssss ;ss a3Se mi,f t%s' Ssa
current lrlrsa: ono,nlaga md Saginaw ilae tl.t,;
CAaa do. 81. 10; ordinary coatae $1Ua coarf1 din
sSi viii ~: s5'o: 1.6os !ieSs sss @ @.acf
trade, anil although trcea st.1l show Irscaasl-
~. Tho to,ls uf Tho matktt Ia ,rua11Acy lrnl. There
M G5s sos we' % noGrs @ Tnn " n o ,so commune ~. 10
sass Of ta ra1 lii Int a general lrao arc a.klng
adsa,s,ctl r.tea. W now t!.nc: c:,,.-,, ,, l..
goo.1. 63taase; cournon, 4itf4Sc.
rtuo-Sa.liral Leaf, choice to extra, 73GBne; do
nletllflt % FOOD, Cn51uc half hflR fh0!ce 10 e4'
tra. 6ltsI.5c; medium, 4Sai1o: Iark, good 10 c1lra,
hO;Ls5c; cufni,lun To medium, 45a i3..
AMoktHs.--tinol to choice, as0s35c; medium, 2oGs
Ain: rpfnn1nn, g7t729r.
sEAI~CJoice oascasses werc il,oted at B9oc, fail
10 Rrotl nt G{97P, nNl COMMON al 4G13c.
WuUL-Tnera xas no cldn3e. BElnll ordcra were
received occasionally from Weatcrn mills. stocka arr
itRlt. and VERY littlo wool 10 nrrisng: Cool to rlnf
lnb washed, 6;e5se: poor To- good tub wasl.e 45H
h2s Anc nl medium washed iccre, A7ah0c: cosrae
:s6a31c: nne unwashed, 27So2e; pulled wool, s2tl
41c.
RAILROAD THEiG1ITB-1tatra rcnlain tha Eanle.
al. It IL rlu!ne are rgidty adhered To- thouel, coli
siderable freight IL scekg transportation attn fvdlc-
f{nus
, 1875-03-10

Iotai o1 hh xahaa III asoses e,stts'o w. 4"sas w
ure' SHOW IN increase durhs the part Sees o. p'o'o
eu wheat, 9oo nh eof' 91oot oH os'a VII 3oi
and decfeass ot l!,oM ~ pat4ey. 1o'a4 increase
A7,e97 In. In aat'oh 10 me apofo tnsso WI" A"oas
Ill tho hnfoof LII "heat aho pa CORE .oe
same - = week previously.
THE NEW huLE4'
f1ms inoFH1 @ S1,i an e,nou ~,r nnon ths
uuw Hoar Of Tratlo ses in sunday morninKs Tn1l,.
uNE: ut. ~ urged THAI tie ouV thing which pro.
vents tIo aho1ts from getting oser heau Gna ea1s ~
eon y M sns M o. o ~ u o, ~ ,"rn ~
to cut o fccenls a,, r,.iJ, tho grain trade uf CHI
caEo, Tiers II some force In tho nrg,msnt." Nov,
prsy tell ns what there ls in thlA argument That Aas
ores ~ Il. --.-.
IN not ths logic Of the as4nmeht ths tnat out iol
tie fear u acOntldentn Or thsDie-fis 4anes o'.nB
played npoh !hs nnor Q! our noata o. itaae. 'ao
ssaffs saata tes! s9e H'aFast "oW " ueae .SS q"
to cut OF rtcetFss a1u ruiu ahn gram tlAo y CAca
Ho'7 Thst our l,oara ot Trade requires tne 1ear o.
NOME sxtortsonate swnana tfanSae'ion ~ tns tAar
aCteF kind Ut safety FaaFc-es soss ol EsHa'or
OF Chicago frnn ruin IL nat ths lAa logic 0i thc
arEn.ae, au can Il te lsoss1ta that tue aucGes4 VI
Kraa trads hangs thus nfUu thu fear nf conHdehce
games belnX reAarlel 70, to tcturtn tto loatl hf
TfuiA7 AID ~ Gh4 tho 2iNd OF argument which you
ray has 8oree III M1 X dad hs!p the atNnlent III
well ~ tbs Kraiu trade Ut Chicago. aIEXuEH.
Viz baya not spacs In this tsue 10 answer tue above
,s,,,. ~ IN t.a.,i, ~ H.. ~ mat ~, ,hor,
1as.net .nsu ~ ea ~ .ns stss - -, ~,
whtls ths ongs otsr bear drop Of 598a lHr bu With
, 1875-03-10

Ths following Instruments were h1sl for record
Tuesday, Marcag: ..

Ths following Instruments were h1a1 for record
Tuesday, Marchs: -...
Iasrahee At, - $40 f'ot of Ncnununss 1t, "
I, a3xi91 Il, tatpt March hG........,.....$ 1,300
fullrren ~. AZ ulo II Of Ward It, t, 4at12o am
nees s'ss ~, :5isa = Il Tl!r.;seconi Il.
DIX Il, dated March 3D.. ...:-..... 6.00o
West A,ian4 II, 100 It . u Campbell ay,Hf,
1!xl3 G-lb #, .atea Ma5ch y. S.....,-........ 2tso
Western ~ l!th ftsot Taylor Ut. +. 34ll13 .,,
sa,s M ua,iI =. liz , sioss. ;iaci Jan. .
Ashla,r& ~, ie9 Il n VI Thirteenth NJ, II, ea1 ."
lh0 Il, t!ntel AsEei, ...................... 800
ualsted vt, lt9 It = Of Centra II. ct. 95119,ft.
,,iIsn ditsa naFst :o.o:r II t,iiiorni: ~ 'o
posrIstnes 1t, lb7}S Il II Of Madison Il, wi, q
1itO ii, date,! MarehN; .;..;.,.., 5000
1.ai f. W. ~ 50 nffsh Il wca Il. siiisai w
s,iiIsfI AZ. ni'e col ii Twcnty.iourth
1l24 B-!G It, laicI March aD................ 1,co0
Warren av, J4O Il, sof liulaan nv, u, 1sx
III Clio q. dated March t......:.::-...: o,o0Q
1acrEon vt, 1stt nt Morgan ii, ". 2s11s s~io ~,
WI. II i iiar1san a Il, sor d sr.a!ins NIX.
a31l!i IT. dated March p.... ..........u...: 1,100
e2lxt3s It III same hioek n the ahoyc, dated
ws.s asrsa ,a1r. i. &C.. u ui:sro.:o,,.
.sxi1a Il. Ia.t.i March hq.,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,.,, 1907
Aamu ts nl:oye, datel March 6.........,... 3,7N
WeNt Harrison 1t, y " cor Ut iluyns Nv, il I,
60 4.lo1ltt It, latsA Marrh o............. $500
touzA ov ciTy LlAtrs, WITHIN RAnAUa cv sIEka
NILS sEoM couH9.IoEak.
Eaaf 2-5 Of LDl 3, III llusclIsuer4el'a Block 81.
Htc. 10. ". H. listed Ja.l. ...,.............$ eo
Lot w. IL po.uss Addition III . 4 Euc. y. ~,
IT. u8[Su Aa1sh y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bTt
, 1875-03-10
00NEY AND COMMERCE


po demand fpr loaat wha somewhat mos atst1t. II
addition to .be want uf fuuls for carrying stuff anil
to rcnEace delayed coleconf an Increased mercantile
demand il notceI. Some merchants hrs borrowing
Aere to discount shelt ttlls in, New iorx.
In otcs regards thu financial situation Is nnrhanEets
Es,< It acont Al t+ banks ara 10 rer cent to rss''.
IL cuaton4ta and per cent 10 good outside borrow
NJ. ...
On ihe ssreet tha R.sneJ1sadsFs ars inacurt4 Rates
rss ia Ia rer cent.
Eer York exchange xsa scaree and nr1n between
aahks At par. ...
There Ia auict morsmant of currsncy slit tn prog
ears 10 the country.
The cFsatings wefa 50. 100 ,o0e.
1kpucTtoN OF INTERNAL OK nEros1Ts'
There 1t 4 project undtr way n1nong tho hankA In
uoc1go 10 sscufs general reduction OF tlls rase OF
ertst raid On tspos. Tia rata has reccuty been IT,
aucs Boston from ler cans % apes cent ana sft-
tHcttc t2a also bpen effected IN New YORK Ihe bahRs
era pay varying fats MoFe Of them rhT 1cs cc1'f
There arr caaes In which high ~ per rent is rn4d
The Cook County pail OF In depositors 10 1ct
cent. .- -....-...
CONDITION or 1uE CHICAGO NATIONAL pSsR
NAHtH |. 1915.
rao pn1nher Of Natlonal nsMAa Ia chieaeo dc-
ereases. I1pre sxe hut sc~ousesn III tic summary
which W present tclow. Thp eoltapsa Of tho Cook
County National pauk--uudenlaLly tho moat scan,al-
ors failure II! lae hissory ot ths ua.onni sJftem-fo-
Ions the voluntary suspension Of the Ncrbahca' No
tiufal The disappearance OF The latter did not MAKE
tr,tc4 trereuce IN lha an total Of the statements OK
tho taukst hui
THE FA1;sE f'fiUUEa
u tho Cook County, National we're no. 1naEnin-
<eut that tic loss Ut them viii be fcrn to scnsilAy
adeot some Ut t1,a totals below. This, added 10 the
tact tha. tns dAn Of TIN statements !* tue let
Of Inc month"; when the lanla were clearing Tor the
settlements Of Board of Tras D@raurs, DEL rlTcA Tho
so.tow!ng 1umlnary at much sAlIe III standasa o1
canra7,ao,,, The settlements awellcd tha depoiis
shout 81 ,ooO,oD0.
The Statements alnw a
pECnEA8E OF CIRCULATION
Of $52Sao5 Ilfa Ia duo to The retirement Of ciFcua-
tao y lie Fitt National TIM National hank Of Cais-
.ueece au tic Cook County National. Since Feb 49,
ls7 i've loss Aaa lean 1o0 OF circulation With.
drawn.
tbs percentage at casl, means 10 deposits is "a rer
rcut2 ar cent more than At the tim" Of ic last state
mente, Tls meaning OF slcas figures IT, that tlie
ch,cnso bankers ars stsM rurs3Ing the wtac, cot
xcrratiye rolssy they ndoptet at tho Tins Of tlt
panic, II the spring traia meets the exroctstson
ta. nrs a.s.esta!uel at Il, aur hanks will 10 aht
10 ptba
LARGER PROPORTION
Of tl.r means In iscountp a thor nett staeuaensi
Will no, show she,u unproftshly stronR.
The deposits Of tho banks March !. 1915, compare
With thrro u year preyious-Feb. q. ls'4-sa fol
loHE: