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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-25
River and Marine News.

SOUTHWEST PASS, December "a, p M-Barome Ter
2sao. Wind south, light. Weather thick and foggy
Arriyed-Austrfan bark lmperatorz. Cosulich mas.
ter, sixty one day from Bordeaux; Norwegian bark
Australia, Irensen, master sixty.three DAYS from
LiyeTpoor Spanish bark Mercedes, Donoho, mas.
ter, four days from Havana; Italian bark Louis.
lana, dondolfo, master forty.seyen days from Rio
Janeiro; Mexican brig EsperaBza Basso master
eleven days,from Alveradoi American ship Adorna
pool, with salt to Z. ]. Forseall L SON Amer.
lean schooner Texana, Nelson, master, nine
days from Minatltan with cargo of cedar to J. j.
Fernandez son; steamship KnckeTbo ,ker at
1890 P. NJ Kimbe, master. from New York to a
Moulton; Norwegian ship Protector, Weiener
master, for'yteven days from Barcelona in ballast
fifty nine days from Liverpool with salt to Hall
Vaughn. The British steamship Nelson Simpson
master, from London in ballast, has arrived and
sailed for Galveston. The SHIPS Hercules COronet
and Lizzie Burrell, and bark Virgin de las Moves
are at anchor Outside outward bound.
VICKsBuRGr December A.-Up-GaTrett 3 A. NJ
MEMPHIS. December 24.-The river fel nine inches.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived-Els from
White riyer Departed-Grand Lake aud barges,
CIscINsATI, December 2s.-River eighteen feet
six inches and rising fast Weather clear tonight
and mild Rained last night.
eleven inches and rising. Weather cloudy The
tionaIy.
eight feet three inches in the canal. Weather
clear and warm. Down - Cherokee, from Gin
eirRti, for New Orleans.
inches and rising Heavy rain all night; weather
CAIRO, December 2i.Arrivea~John 4. scndder,
from New Orleans, at p NJ Belle st. Louis, fiomi
St Louis, at p u. Departed-City Of Alton, for
New Orleans, at 3 A. Mitchell, for Cincinnati,
thirteen feet one inch and falling Rsined all night;
weather clear; mercury GO.
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D OF CLASSIFICATION,

With nothing in the dispatches to have much
influence and no vsria ton in exchange, the mar
did not exhibit much activity until after meridian
M anne" quite actSe resulting in sales to
generally firm, with tendency to outside ieures
and occssonal sales at Q fraction more, but the
medium and lever grades showed even increased
tisnal transactions ct less A very good styie Of
low middling sold at lihc. strict low middlng
s style at re- and strict middng to good mid
the salsSf for the past three days sum up 30 500
ing late not epOrted Until today snS $50 sasa TO-
week K: and adf rssT Ss wsse
Weeks receipts 7a,72l bales, embracing sa44
from other delivery ports lof which 4o35 from
and proper s Sa JET prouer s
August s5sis bales against sss l5o last ysar@
rs to sSTPss ss s.s:
AL to Genoa, to Havana 1898 to Providence, and
sl3S to New York, to which We have added 2sa by
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
bales against % s64 Last week and 20 7sl last
lat week and Isl sis last year Total since A1suss
81, sls3,s7O bales against $50, 2aI mp to Thurs.
sss .ss9 Psisssi Ia s sioas the
sl.n cnE bales e fA ... s t.
bss against sss a:s asss ana 8 So sst Ssss
Axperts 70 Al ports since September !. to Great
Ess9es ana &c eoafnens sas i'll bales, against
xss,ssS l.st yea5 totN to Great Britain and tn
ssossD 4 III sSs S.ss .s1.nst s LIST Sssr
- - bales. against 7os so LIST weak md 10 o1o
~ vss.'s rsesipts :. the shisf interior towns
X lsst year the shipnents q, 4si bales against
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MEDICAL.
U WAssERZUG, vi. D.,
DIPLOMAS FROM POLAND AND THIS CO
may be seen at his office,
NJ. 1875 Canal street, First III

,, When you have tried all other meal
hausted the skill Of medical practitiolsi
DR.. B. WASSERZUG.
Those who have been injuriously treat
fer from the painful effects of mersug
mineral poisons, or those who may be .
durable. will seldom fail to obtain speedyI]
nent relief by the use Of the Polish remeS1
CATARRH, In ALL IT'S BRANCH
Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches of the y
ated Legs, Cancers, Tumors, Skin Discs
form, Rheumatism, Sciatic Gout, Billiolls
Complaint. Asthma, Dysentery, Piles, FL
Diseases, every complaint of Kidneys. ",
who has had practice and experience u
stages OF diseases in his cOuntry-Poald
To nervous sufferers, afflicted with the
symptoms: Pain depression, wind in the
inward weakness, weight and pressure
eyes, dimness OF sight, body depressed
fused. beating of the heart, strange feal
of daily occupation as well as of soet
rushing to the head, confusion of ideas,
leeted result in Decline, Consumption aaa
All Female Diseases attended to. :,
The action of the Polish remedies and 7
derived from their use exceeds belief. no
can convey an adequate idea Of the imms
marvellous changes produced by Their
mental and physical symptoms of decay y
yield to their influence that every symple
vousness and relaxation speedily REM
body becomes rebraced, enlivened and reg
STOPPING, trembling, timid, care worn yitI
preston, languor and debility, wretche.
dependency becomes bright, elevated y
full. he will stand erect in the pride OF D.
move with firm, elastic step.
OFFICE H0URS-From A. N. to T. u
= - DE-. n wAssERzl
no. 1856 Cans
SPECIAL NOriCE-Tspe Worm expeuS
hourA
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, ETC.

One of the Largest Stocks of Diamonds, Wa .ches
Jewery, silverware, ETC., ever offered in this
city. to be sold without limit Or reserve, ct
Hart's, corner of st, Charles and Gravier
streetstat auctien.
RY Il. NJ. g. b. j. NlONTGOMERY-R.
TUESDAY, December IA, commencing 1880 A.
NJ; and continuing from day to day until the
whole stock is disposed Of
Consisting of valuable Solitaire and Cluster Dia.
mond Rings, Earrings, Pins and Bracelets, Watches
Of the most celebrated makers, Howard and Bart.
iette stGm'wnders, Jurgensen Nardile, etc., Chro-
and Vest CHAINS Ladies' Coral PEARL Cameo and
Amathyst Sets, Bands and Bracelets Of every de.
scripton, studs, Sleeve Buttons, Opera Classes
kevolvere, Guns ETC., and large lot of articles
Upright Pianos.
P. s.-The whole of the above goods are sold I'm.
der o guarantee
Terms-Cash. dal1
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Marrow Escap. of the Republicans.

There is considerable talk today among
the Republicans at the narrow escape yes.
terday from the election of Thurman a. pre-
siding officer of the Senate. 1t seems that
Edmunds offered his resolution declaring
Ferry the President, without consultation
with his colleagues, or without polling the
Senate to see whether enough Republicans
were present to pass 1t. By sending meg
sengers hurriedly through the Capitol and
summOning abeent Republicans the resolu-
few minutes the Republicans were greatly
alarmed, as the Democrats had at least two
majority of the Senators present. Mr.. Ed
munds' object in submitting the resolution
was that, as doubt had been expressed in
the senate whether Mr.. Ferry was perma.
nent President, it would not do to leave the
question unsettled during the recess of
Congress, with the possible contingency Of
the death Of President Grant, Waskia0ton
Correspondence Cincinnati Times.
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MARKETS..
Domestic MARKETS.

Sgw YORK. December p Evening Money closed
ptsy offered 81 :. steIhng qalei p Sst; Gold
u5sGll34 !. Governments GG4- Ind steady; new
closed steady.
The sub-trsasurer paid OFT { Ii ooo OF account o.:
interest and S 100 900 for bonds
Customs receipts 4l43 ~o.
Cotton closed quet midd,ns qpands l3sc
Orleans Is I-.bc; sales to'day dpt bales net re-
Eeipts 25igi groas $500 receipts of the week net
lG4 gross 3s GC2; exports TO Great Britain II SOL
70 the continent 2725; sales t5l2; STOCK l29655,
Futures closed quiet acd easv; sales II 500 bales
follows; December u L32dlS l.l6c; January
&C; February Is Il .24i1ae; March Il e; April
5uly IA 7-i6@i4,ic; August 10 ali l6c
The Cotton exchange VIII Eemain cho4 ed until
Tuesday.
peTtne Western ard State 80 50G+ Is Southern
1onT quiet and heavy; common to lair extra sSa6
prices sill rule slightly in 1uyers favor { oral %
Ior dnEraded sew winter red Western. 81 900
q Tor s. wi white Westerr Corn heavy; &c lower
ghy'd Western and state; i6e5ic for white do
cars es; &c, go.G, toy Job lots. sugar quiet
- heavy so5ac Tor fur 10 good T-inng; 21,c
for prime nothing OF moment doing refined IN.
changed. Moasses-New orleans ,,aiet 5O460c
Rice quiet and unchanged, Tallow dull; 90 acc.
ior new mess, Lard dull prime steam l2sa l2 Isle
Whisky dull and heavy; buyers ; l4s3; sellers
3 5a, Freishts a shaue hr1eI, cotton oy sail
ST. LorlS, December 2i.-Flour dun and un
changed Wheat dull; No red all a. bid
10. a+c Rye AID lard quiet and unchanged
Barley dul choice Minnesota : %. Fork dull
nOninally az = l9 IS. Bulk meatB dun; shoulders
&C. clear rib and clear sides l01loi.c for car lots
large sales could not be made at these quotations
Green meats ronliLal. Bacol-Eloulders csc;
clear rib ard Gear SIDES IL. 1l2c. Whisky quiet
and unchanged. Ho-E-Good 10 choice Is 50
- extra s. 3o9s Is. Cattle entirely nominal
only local demand
GHIcAGo, December 2t.-FIour dull and nominal
Wheat Irregular Ne Chicago spring 951,c No.
13c. Corn-Demand light; nc ldeFs firm No. 2 Acc.
Oats and rye unchanged Bsrley-Denand fair;
32G33c Dressed hogs dull s soar -. Pork gen.
orally unchanged lizard quiet and weak l217I:
Or 2ec. Bu!A meals steady Whisky = 49,. bid;
= 10 asked.
CINCINNATI, december 2l-Flour duh. Wheat
dull; 81 38dl ~. Corn quiet ard steady, 4TNi1c.
oats easier; 35di5c. Barley dull and nominal.
Rye unchanged Pork quiet and steady; Sl9 150
20 Lard duh; l2.3la 1!2.3t+C Bulk meats steady;
demand moderate short rio middles l0Ac; long
i.nt hams lie, boxed Bacon-Onlv limited jobbing
demand. Green meats qGiet and firm. Hogs firm;
fair to good packing St Is r6 80. whisky quiet
and steady : Ii. Butter steady and unchanged,
Cotton,
NEW YoRK, Deee mber 24.-Tle following is the
comparative statement OF cotton for the week
ending .dar.
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No. 81 ,5ll.
RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIoEBBR-
- Office No. % Exchange elley.-THURSDAY
January II 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ. will be sold
GERS Exchange, on Royal street between Custom.
house and Canal streets, by virtue and Ia pun 81.
Judge of the Second District Court for the parisS
or Orleans, dated respectively November 10 1874,
and January 2 1873. for account of the above sue.
1.ACERTAISI LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings aud Improvements thereon, situated in
certain lot Of ground designated By the No. l. in
square No. 20, bounded by Marais, vere Gus.
tomhouse and Blenvile streets, on the general
plan of Faubourg IRENE, which lot Of ground forms
the corner of CustombO use and Marais streets ia
d d gnased BY the No on particular plan drawn
1872, deposited in the office of Octave de Arnas
notary, and measures. French measure, 80 feet
and front on Marais street.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
In the Second District Of this city, in the sSuars
comprised within Bienvle, Treme Cont and
Franklin streets, DESIGNATED BY the No: on plan
anne xed to an act passed before p E. Laresche on
the seventeenth OF January 1855, and measuring
% feet inches front Benville street BY 81 feel
which it forms the corner Is feet inches Ines
on first depth dividing it from lot No. O. and from
tending foot lines. and measuring, on another
depth, Il fest II inches line on line dividing 1t
from lot No and 20 feet inches wide in the rear.
Inc installations on the premises to be sold with
the property.
Terms and Conditions-onet third cash, and the
balance at one and two years credit for notes
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per
annum from date I'll! paid, with special mortgage
Snd vendoIs lien and privilege; the premises to Be
Kept insured and the policy lransferred the clause
OF i've per cent attorneys fees for the recovery of
payment of sad notes in case of judicial procsed
ings, and all usual clauses. Ten per cent on the
amount of adjudication will be required from tie
purchaser at the time of sale
Act OF sale before Theo. Buiss0n, Esa notary
public, at the expense of the purchaser.
de25 jail 8 Is % u
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Ioosrryuzp FscM F,.sr PAGE. /

the park Of the Philadelphia kltie Club.
The shooting viii commence June -. amt
continue until July l. There vii! Oe S3DC0
distributed III general prizes, besides
large number Of special prizes.
speaker Kerr.
Speaker Kerr and FAMILY arrived in this
city Thursday, to rest during the congress
sional vacation, bur to day ne received a
telegram announcing the illness OF MS
brother, James * Kerr. of P!ttsburs. and
will leave tomorrow Tor that city, expect
nag 20 return here ia few days.
Fire at Geneva, New YORK.
GENEVA, December 4l.-The White
Springs ;arm buildings and mansion
burned; loss, s50Qee. James O. Sheldon
vas the owner.
The New Bridge eff the PENNSYLVANIA
CeuIrni.
PHILADELPHIA. December 1!-On the
tWenty.nlnth o. November last Colonel
Scott. president Of the pennsy lraIl;a Cen
tral Railroad, submitted TO May ~ Stockley
d proposition 10 erect 4 bridge over the
Schuylkiil river al the Market street.
where the cd structure oLce stood. and
have the same completed before the first OF
January next. he proposition was ac-
cepted, and at one o'clock today the briG9 &c
having been practically completed, was
thrown open TO TIE nrbl!c. the work hay
INK been done N less Ian twenty one days
from the time the mayor signed the ordin
ance.
Death of n Journalist.
DR.. Kari Ruhl editor Of the German Dem.
nr"ut and u well known iOG"nalisr. "a dead.
Anniversary OF he Batiie o: Trenton.
Trenton. December u. - The ninety
ninth anniversary Nt the battle Of Trenton
VII De celebrated Monday.
grJ,ptad 20
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By o. Valeton.
POUR LOTS OF GROUND, WITH IMPROVE
MENTS, CORNER OF CRAPS AND BARTHOL
OMEW STREETS, THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MICHEL pApN-No. 90 ssl

suCCESsIoN OF MICHEL PAPIN-No. 81, $751;
by Q. yALETON. AUCTIONERR-MoSDAY
- January 3, 1876, at twelve O. clock NJ, will be
sold at the Merchants and Auctieneers, Exchange
on Royal street as per order Of the Hon A. L.Tis.
sot, Judge Of the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, dated November 80, 1875, for
account OF the above succe sson-
-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Third
bistriet Of this city in the square bounded BY
Bartholomew and Jane streets said four lots form.
ing the sorner of Bartholomew and Craps stree t.
and measuring, more or less, together about I'D
feet front on Bartholomew street, and 1853 feet
front on Grape street, together with all the i'm.
provements thereon, consulting of two frame
houses, built each on one end of the lots, the
nursery; the whole as per plan
Terms and Conditions-0ne half casb and the
balance on q credit Of six and twelve months, for
notes bearing interest at the rate Of eight per
cent per snnum nom day Of eale until paid with
vendors privilege and special mortRa6s; ten per
cent e stttoIneys 1sss in cs:s O quit building.
vendor; taxes Of 1875, payable IN 1875, 70 Is ~.
sumed ~ The purchsser also the drainage tax
Act q ale before o. Do ATmaS notary public.
De- II 10 Is ja3
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BANKRUPTCY.
TIE STOCK OF WHOLESALE HOUSE, AT ACC.
TON

BANKRUPTCY.
THE STOCK OF A WHOLESALE HOUSR AT AUG.
TON
IMPORTANT TO THR TRADE AND PUBLIC
ovRR el73,OOO WORTH OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
GREAT BANKRUPT sALB OF DRY GOODS AT
THE LARGE AND SPACIOUS STORR NO. 100
CANAL STREET. BETWEEN CAMP AND ST.
CHARLES, COMMENCING ON TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER Q, 1875
RY r. M. & b. J. NlONTGOMERY-R.
1X ~, montgomery, Auctioneer on
TUESDAY, Noyember 9. 1875. will be sold
LANCE CONSIGNMENT OF FOREIGN AND
land, French and German Broad and Narrow
wooden Cloths Of all shades and coiors; French
6ngish and Scotch Fancy Tweeds and Cassmeres;
r rHTGacE Moscow and Esquinaux Beavers Chin.
French and German PAisly Cashmere oueens.
land, ottoman. Lace and other fashionable and de-
black and Colorsd silks, satins Irish and Lyons
Foplins all wool Merinoe, Delainss, Sateen Cloths
SseIsss elegant imported Plads, Aipscas, Km press
A very rieh and rare assortment of Lyons Silk
velvets, velveteens and Inc Plush Suitings Prints
bleached and unbleached Csttons from one to
three yards wide. large line Of English and
and chidrens Hosisry, Gloves, etc, together with
very choice and well selected stock Of vsiyets
Sr s. Axminstsr Tapestry and Ingram oar
Msrseillse and Turkish Quilts, and 8 variety Of
SALES . ssnans ~ az e dsy, untr tho an.
HoS ss:s E 10 6 ~; Hss's e p s'a
100 2. i. ~" oc sc
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r NJ. & d. }. nONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE
HI

Tr!.weekly sales of every description of house
nod furniture, alIora Pianos, Carpets, Mattresses
at Auction Room, No. 60 Camp street commencing
at IL A. NJ.
Seni.weeklv sales of Horses Mules Buggies Car.
rages, etc, at Sales stables No. 20 Baronne street
near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
commencing at II A. N.
tended TO. ~
Special attention paid to the sales of real estate
and stocks
Always On hand the largest stock of New Furni.
ture of every variety to be found in the city at
their show rooms, Armory Hall, No. 81 Camp street
Being the largest and Oldest establishment of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the
pubic patronage, both in their line as auctioneers
ahd dea.ers IN furniture. ial 1y
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MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON
ERATO STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES
AND PRYTANIA STREETS,
SUCCESSION OF PAUL H. LEWIS.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 269.

by PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AUoTIoNERR-
u Once No. vs. Exchange AIley.-wRDNESDAY
December 20 1875, at twelve O'Clock M VIII be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneerS Exchange, on Royal street, between
pursuance to an order from the Hon. 4. L. Tissot
Judge Of the Second District Court for the psrish
Of the above succession
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in,the First
Dstriet Of this city, In the sqnare bounded by St.
mated a. lots Nos 80 and a. on plan deposited n
the office Of T. o. Stark, late notary Of this city,
measure each % feet front on Rrato street, by :
depth, between parallel lines, OF l5s feet inches
10 line. together with the buildings and improve.
ments thereon. -
Terms Cash.
The purchaser win be required to make deposit
Of ten Per cent on the amount Of adjudioatioa ~
the time Of onlo.
= Act Of ssls before A. 9. Beck notary public, at
inc expense o. purcnaees noT de4 II 10 Is 90
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second uisttct court Tor the Parish OF Orleans
No. 33,i05.
RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIoNBBR-
- Once No. 46 Exchange aliey.-THURSDAY
January 90 1876 at twelve o clock NJ, will be sold
at pnbc auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal
and CustOmhOuse Streets by virtue and in pur.
suanee to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
judge OF the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans dated December 49, 1875, for account
OF the above succession
|. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights, ways and privileges or servitudes there.
unto or in anywise appertaining, situated in the
designated by the No. &C. as per original plan Of
said suburb, deposited in the office Of c. Pollock,
late notary in this city, said square being com.
prsed within Union, Frenchmen, Pelopidas and
Livingston streets and measuring 800 feet front on
Frenchm On and Uni an streets respectively and 500
feet II inches on Pelopdas and Livingston streets
.. FoUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
IN the Third District of this city. in the square
bounded by Onzaga, Dorgenois and Absdie streets
and Rousseltn alley, designated by the Nos. g. T. s
and OF square No. "a as per plan drawn by L. BIin.
ger, surveyor. dated the twenty second of June,
book OF plans No. II; which said lots adioiu each
other and measure, In American measure, each 30
feet front on On5aga street. by 100 feet in depth
between parallel lines; together with the build.
ings and improvements thereon; both properties
TO be sold in block.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to assume
the payment OF two mortgage notes, with ven.
spectfyey March %, 1876 and March 49, 1877 and
the balance cash on the spot
Act of sale before A. ]. Vilere, notary public at
the expense Of the purchaser. dels Is jAl is 20
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FIICl DIstIIaJ court Tor the Parish Of OrIeans-
No. $3.50.
by X. NJ. & B. }. MONTGOMERY-R,
~ n, ont9omery, Auctioneer.-Will be sold on
SAFuRDAl, January Is 1876, at twelve O'Clock
A. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, pursuant
to an order Of the honorable the Fifth Distries
Court for the parish Of Orleans
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Fourth District of this city, in the square
bounded by Liberty. st. David, Second and Third
streets and designated as lots Nos IL and l3 said
lots adjoin each other and measure each so feet
'front.' oil Second street, by lis feet in depth be.
tween parallel lines.
Terms-One'half cash and the balance on credit
OF one and two years, for notes secured by special
mortgage on the property, bearing eight Der cent
lhelest per aunum, i've per cent attorney fees
and policy OF insurance transferred.
Act OF sale before A. Hero, Jr. notary public at
the expense of the purchaser. dele "a 81 lac II /
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COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY EVENING, December "a, 1875
COTT6N-The sales to-day mot including 1900
bales additional Yesterday embraced $3.50 bales
az prices requiring no change in our quotations
we give also the figures and report of the Ex.
change, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
FkLDAY EvRN.Nf. Decemher u. l9la.

FRIDAY BvEN;NG, December u, 1878.
Il d13l DAY in business with the exc. ptisn
of the cotton trade and those merchants whose
wares were il demand to supply the usual require
ments OF the Christmas season. Many of the
latter have been bard at w0rk since early morn
Ing aud tigug from the crowd. Of purchasers
which thicuIet Cana! street, they have h ad such
a run of business 10 10 give them cause 10 Teslet
tAds Christmas comes Dot Cneb a year
Ia consequence .: tee iungmerabe small pur
chasss tor the benefit anu ei ioymert of tie rising
general Oh in cur community, there was a pro.
uoGaced GEiHaad at ali The bauks Ior fractional
currency, and 10 some quarters many Complaints
Of It's great scarcity.
The dentSLd Tor discounts was limited bota in
bank AID on the street. moderate movement
was repoi tei IL gold and foreign exchange the
lat 81 closing stronger New FORK E sht was in
fair supply AID goo. dem srI a: unchanged rates
only lew sa.es Of stOCSs were reported. City
bonds were without movemant, while new State
copsols we're in me- demand at An advance.
We notice tina. tur New orleans and C.rIolit on
Rail- Dad C0np.2y declares dividend of s =
share, payable u AID after the twentieth proximo
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AUCTION SALES,
By r. NJ. & B. J. Montgomery.

MARBLE AND ALABASTER STATuARY-CLoSING
OUT OF The GREAT STATUARY SALE AT
AUCTION
PI X. NJ. & Il. j. MONTGOMERY-g
~ ". Montgomery, AucttOneer-Will be sold
WEDNESDAY. December22 1875, at II A. NJ and : P.
a. No. 60 Camp street.
Ierms-Cash. ds1I