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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-31
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy RELIEF for Young Men from lhs
effects of Errors and Abuses in early me. m.n-
hood restored. I~mpedlments 10 maf.iss
moved New method of treatment. wrnara
remarkable remedies. Books anu unW
sent free, In sealed envelopes. Adasessc hUn-
nhta. Pan Institution having a high repnta,
talon 70. honorable conduc. and proEsfpna'
skill.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-31

For SALE.-Gond Swiss cheese,
manufactured in Minnesota. From
five to one hundred pounds, eighteen
cents per pound ; over n hundred
pounds at fifteen cents. Cali for
JOHN ScHENCR,
Western Hotel,
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
dec1s-d2w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-31

Territorial omeen
G0nerHOrJno. NJ Thsyer
SssFadFy-G. W. FIencl.
az yesace 81 SEPrsnss Court. ". E,L
1d< yHa4ees-os. N arry. .AT6.L
Cr'~s Stases C6.seclOr-E@p iAoaazs
Surveyor GeneHIE- SiIas Reed
Eeoeatss II PUBLIC UohsVs-G. W rors
1919 g; 3 Lahd gghcY-s. II WIasus
TtrTftortut AndAor@J-
2. L. Arnold
- y FetA1rHu0Fgi Charles HuuSp-
tAE 4. Pssl.
IerFtortdI Librarian John SlafKh or.
GoHHnatssi0ner Of kHasgfgFafi0B-K Jesrev
SapeSahLSHdeHt Qf HsfTtttish-Jokx Shughar
DLStrtf AhOrHey-E. T.. johnson
CIsrE Of lst judicial nEStr1eEIs w. I,ru1,.r
karEhG9-Gfibert Adams.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-31

~ Marks church Episcopal. Rev r "
billiard rector. Sund } rrrvicer. II ~ m. Huo
) -. m. SUNDAY echo after msInipP service
-eats fsev. A persuns are co. daily invited 70
att. nd,
Roman Catholic, lev. Jas. McGolrich, Pastor
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church onONeu
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. j. Y. Cowiek
Pastor. Services at IL a. m. and "a =. M.
sunday School directly after morning ser
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming at ~ o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Rev. w. =. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m.
and Z p. m. Sabbath school at az n. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited TO all the services OF
he church.
african Methodist Episcopal church Ser
vices at IL O'Clock c M aud ! p m every
SabOaIh. Rev. Thos. whitlock, Pastor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-31

Hope Encam sment, No. 2. T.. o. o. F.. meet
very Cd and 4th Wednesday OF each month a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, I. o. o.F- meets even
Monday evening at odd Fellows Hall.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-31
Masonic.

Wyoming Commandery No. /. Regular oou-
ciavc first Friday in each month.
wyoming Chapter, No. /. X. A. N. meets
nail, on the first and third Tuesday evenings in
Zach month, at y o CLOCK p. m.
CHEYENNE Lodge, NO. Is, meets first and pnird
saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
, 1875-03-13
CRAS SHOPPERS.
Refusal Of the Kansas Legislature to Ala
Their Sufferers.
Selfish and Hcartless Reasons for Doing
Nothing.
MNumber Of tho Destitute.

10 ths Hdaor u Ths CAteuao Tribune:
TOPEKA, Kan, March ST. have bsen here at
Topeka, using alL The Influence and all proper
cifo,ts In my power to psoya! on tho Legislature
Of this Slate to make provision sos the Stato'a
own Door aud deatfsuts. The House OF 1lepre-
asnsa.ivss, by , largs majority, passed bill
known as the Ro!ief bii! - but tbs eastern
pa,s Of Kansas having large majority In thu
ssnata, defeated tho bill, because tho ruoney
would oe mainly uaetl under tho bin, for tho re-
llef Of shoss on the frontler and from local
eauses. az conceive. the BILL was defeated. I
have, while here, collectod from sach Rcpreaent-
atlyo. corroboratod in mhny cnsos By personal
knowledge and certificates by the Beard Of
County Commissioners OF the aeyeral conntios in
the State, tho
ACTUAL xuHnER or DESTITUTE PERSONS
In each county Iu tho State and herewith
sand tho same to yon for publication. It is Is
followBl
9saisnent showing ths number Of destitute In the
Stae Of Eanrss, and smonut Of prostlinuB Required
to supply tlle,n atx months, until another Grop
can be raised:
, 1875-03-13
TIE NEW VIRGINIA SENATOR.

r. the Editor Of Ths Chicago Tribune:
PAXTON. Ill.,, March 8.-ln your issus Of laHt
Saturday, undot the hsnd Of "Tha Nov Bs.-
Ate," you pub'ished short sketch Of tho public
sorv1ces OF The new membora Buorn Ia last
Thursday. Tho portion relating to tho new
Bonator fro n Virginia. Col. Ao. E. Wlthess 10
incorrect in 1nauy particulars nl1 Il affords mo
great PLEASURE, from long personal knowledge,
u wrtte this correction.
Ro. =. Wltlera nos physician previous to tim
War. 11o BsrSed ng Colonel OF tho Efght@aneh
Virginia Regiment during the frat thtog years Of
aayste e~ouudereceived- IlnthBn resumed thepEac
t.eo NJ lia profoBBlou until 1860, when ile .uok
charge OF the sditorAl tiepartm,ut Of the Lynch.
burg Netes, one Of tho ltRiing Conservative or
sAnY In Virginia. In lBG7 hn whs nominated by
The 0onser Iatlve patty for Governor, bot aftet-
wards withdrew from the cAuyass on the a4lo7-
siop Of tho Fifteenth Amendment to tho Co,lssi-
tu,ion OF tho Unttod Htsted,-hia potltlca! lHs-
hilitI0a rot having GaeM removed. lie remaIuca
~ editor OF the Et1es until 1903. aud waa tAuu
called to tho editor-.n-ohiet's chair On the llicl-
lnond Enquirer, which 1attor past ho ocrup(eJ,
With but short lutsr1ossion until he ~as slecl-
ed Loutonana- Co osernor, In 1878, and by the
LegiBlature, IN 1874, II Unltea States Hsnatof
Col. W.t!lera Ia . strong, foscbo wlitss, aid q
most accomplished scholuF and gontlcman, and
u destined to make his mark aa Q statesman In
the American Benase. Ho " not, tu any senue
partisan, but lsss always u the pa2t been a,ni-
nentiy conservative.
Ho neyor held auy political offoa until hla cleo
tpu n MISUNDERSTANDING In 1873. The
Celoael LAS \ family OF sleyeu children living
Ia, daughters, ana tho youngest sou.
q "a n
, 1875-03-13

Ths above essimato Of tho number OF tlcst,-
tate was taken from each Representative In the
stato Legislature, se,-shoy beng backsd by each
County COMMITTEES, whoHo business 1t IL to know
erdc'ty the number OF people thos ere i8sung to.
Tho estimate Ut tho amount needed to supply
these peoElo IL nado on tho basis of IL pound.
hour. sO POUNDS menl .21 t.ouncs meat. pounds
beans, IL pounds co1eo. 0 pounds angar
.oul.ds sslt, md quart vinegar, to each porson
for Thirty days.
or course9 t. cannot be expected to raise .his
amount Of supplies by donation.
Pefhapa MANY OF tne1e poop1e will be able to
shift for themselves IN various ways bofots ak
nonths.
It ",uld tako thia amount Of provisions to
make thcas Eoopta comfortable; and. fronl ths
estimate. aonIo idea call be fortned OF tho nns,-
nltulo u shi4 mork. and Of tile amount rcQuit Cd
to keep tlicm from actutl suffering.
A kind trovideacs has geea:ly blessed the pro-
ducers Of 1llt.ois aud u1pv other Western States
With plcptsoas crops, garucred without 1rpyiasa-
nal d!saster OF any kind. The scarcity here A.
fosdH an opgortuultv for the exercise Of tbs best
qualities Of human natura,-syul2a 2aths aud char
ity. Mns. II. 4. BioEEnorKk.
, 1875-03-13
FAILING BANKS.
Communts OF nn Koxva rApera
Clinton {fpseat Ace.

00AA NUntz Oh AN ROSEa EAp41a
Clinton {foea) Age.
bile tho general public thinks bat nttle
about tho recent fA1aro uf two Chicago bauks,
there ls yet an fuvisiplo crowd OF depos,:orB,
whnse money is lpcae1 up In their vaults, who
think pretty deeply, aud feel quite badly over
tho absent dollars. There 10 al aching vpid In
tho pocIat, which thoss two banka will probably
novor fill. Tho lessons dspoettors shoud laarn
from those failures sru few In u1mbsT and very
dmplo.
Lesson First-Painted nords In largo gilt lot
ters upon plate glass are not saequule oVideuee
Of secnrlty OF tuods satin, These Indicate .hs
counter but they hre not = tr,ss index Of tic
quality Or quantity Of tie nsaesa.
Loason second-Tns Plesidout boh!ud tho
ptetenEous .gn shall be knunu to le = bauker
bankoE your pocietbook needs. For religious
asalstanoe md comfort 20 to tile Bible. ror
moral destruction 40 to church. But when you
w'sh to put money In some plkos from whsca \
nerciful Providence will let YOU check It cot,
seek net psssentious aanu not . Isads. Of re.
folIns; not . spscu:Atot or 4 churchisk, but \
banker. Ii he oo Christian, 10 qulnt wav.
there 10 no objection. but % place for deposits
lug rnoneJ, tie Bank Of EnKlAnu IL bettttr than
9 quasi-chu.ch treasury. bocanEa checking OUT
dapends mors upon tho habits aud assets pf tho
institution than upan its plotT. II the chlef Of
Icets are known to ba building ElilwA,H. l,oyfug
no sNamp lots, and last horaeB, and ohaap gEaiu,
a'i Of which viii "qulo4Iy double" We adyise
the deposition to 70 up aud down the stredt and
look up banker.
1.eeson 1hrd-A banker IL nau who iIyes In
aud Ter hts bank. As painter Ii ho who blsuda
Liz eolors toRethef 40 AZ to make = correct pict-
ure, 90 a bankot io 4 man who successfully
brlpgs hia bt .lns 10 boar upon LIa bauk. His
croad Is all boiled down In enc w!)rd-seculity.
Tina: Tord IL his confession Of faith. Hiu soag
~, This man who puts bis mouev lit mutt draw
1t out, and wlf." Dluhass who II sot their own
aalfiah ehla A,st {nnd herein are ssE7ed masa
Of IipPlng md Irresponsible HqeculH:ors). aud
who refuse to favo1 poor dsyll, w!hoae daslliug
aud Eompous h.hlts may not CONT up to she!r
own suoddy display howeyer sespaaslblo he
may b., aud Hho stAud l!to tul-dogs At
thslr V,ul.-dooru asnpss tho needs Of
humble business man. simply TO favor largu
achemers and Eighty balloonisti, aro uos OF
pcctea 70 ou.ria4 the amaIlest rtprAo on financial
lcas. ThcEa bank failurus ahoull "a ach Ias.ing
Lessons. Their coursa has been satci1Al, They
haro g,yen humble applicants the .colA shoulder,
md nAvo Favored risky apcculat.cN NJ dabbsd
ln apcculasions themselves. Tks H,dlet baker
otecs ht great popularity. In q n,eust.re, 10 his
with molo on,phasia to prottntious s,leculator
than to struggllug, though roll pbio, noE,. With
Ms vaults fnll. he 10 moro NJ fling 10 dtscount
snail poto and favor those who work tilsu hoip
the strong. la tends his trat.ss To Ats hxnk, and
deposttors dtuays Jin4i ths1rs money 1ahsrs they
Qepos{t Il. Such banker ca: t3ao{ fail
, 1875-03-13
Discovery Of q Statne ~ A'
AlKoiUs

Tho Academy says, VAR Interesting oI, d
cry has been mado 1t Pisa. Tho ppb!e 1s'ph h!n%
resciollnl possessed At lisa ono oi -, .ous
solnest pAlaoos III tAe city. II cs,staiesas sis,us
interesting works OF art amonE otlDs!S; s!1;. asues
long uuiuhabitod aud neglected. W. ts
10 tho Cuuut Eoeselnlini, wien ,.js
statues voro submitted to tAe I'll
1neut Of tho sculptor signor 6aiSla. ~ b. .
pronounced tho supposed Donalslo Mh.blig ~
IT, s. " sols asasl sass aSss'e ss .s y y
t,ned BY tho great nasssf tor Thy puks I.,hs, ?!
bino,-tLas ". Loreuzo d. Medid. 1nut.t 1anaat,tos
Catherine OF France. 4 nunhsr 81 ssSp TSps
mud other astists hayo sssn 1t, and thsts ..sfaJ
thAs Il ia wors Of Baoaarott. Eas Count H. "a =
4sIlnlnl ilbernlIy alons It To be se!'n'Lno h.,ss
sgmbliuK Is CO olutryulsn gSuets!tf. MnsU,-.nr.1 w
much pleasure in aliowiug uaityea ano
TO vac the works. Of AT whish the3 posss~
, 1875-03-13

sion March 0, 1860 who would roualn In the
service tul che closo Of tho War, VA wore dis
s1reaatlJ aurpeiscd to loAtu that w6 lad neither
technically In eoumsston March o that phrase,
a. u appeared, boing interpreted to mean
" mustered ia = and as our utustae.tn uag fcw
days later than t1at, although our combinations
dated thrac months easlEor. We. OF conrao. had 10
submit. Aeco dinghy wB lost tho difference bo-
tween BerReants' pay nnd that Of Lielltonauts
tor three months aud, iii addition. weto deprived
OF the three months rav proper; and NIL TO-
cat1so Hs aocre at The front, for Otherwise tho
circumstances that led to this reBnlt could
scarcely hAve happened,
!, Nov. ! think t6ls wns paying pretty dear for
tho privt!cge Of being As tho ironts bnt possibly
~ Kiatetul country" may be Of tho opinion
that, having fought the good fight and finished
aud thht tho idea Of contrsct-rr!co for Services
rendered In altogether too Vulgar and mcrcenary
10 ba thought OF BY tho Bldo Of tte crown Of
Rlory laid UP for NJ. Dut 40 does not quite
think ONE or THE Y1uYrMB.
IL shs Editor NJ TIE CHICAGO 2rf1pns:
CHICAGO, Narcl, BIN roply to the commuut-
cation In your issne OF tho 7th, slgnod "Assor-
ney,' would Ray that my statcmont In regard
10 my 300 bounty In strictly correok; that
haye repeatedly ts,ol to collect Il, and havs never
boen abla 10 do so. Ths nastor Ia like thls, aud
is nothing moto nor iess thai nulbble: I
agrood to sorve tho United States Government
FOR two yoars,-1 to rccoive sl1 pos mouth, aud
800 bounty. si1 voeks (and, will four Of my
Of our torn Of service, No woro promoscd. Now,
10 older to 10 mustered fs as second.1.ioutcn-
ants. It was necessary that no ahoul,l be mus
telod cut as se1geauts. The Secretary Of War
decides thai. az wo did not servo ont our term
oB SorreaNth. We woro not entitled TO our SlpD
bounty; that by accepting tue vacant l,onors OF
Ssconl.I Ieutonnncy III D volunteer co!npxuy
for ten dnys or six weeks, we wero out $40 for
uniform, &C., nul our slo0 bounty. .-.
Fl. EuMTrn.
, 1875-03-13
Dream Z.

The tol!o"1og story Is told by tbs Franklin
Sal..s) RsJlie "l*o Shts before tho lale
oisastsr VI ;ss railway tram u Norwood, t,s ou-
on tls track vt or ns.r that place, aud tbat 10
atea.ssl lujat-', but his l1ainan xa1 bsuIy tp-
3afsa: Ato:asF ensineer Oh thu dar OF the ~
snent, TesIeo him to run ca1tfulIy, ~ he lad
ulesaaed tie hight bafose ttas acc!dsue that Ills
t!sn " rtn o1 sle track at Norwood, but thAt hA
tlo eflHlav,sr st kLe wreoted train, way MT fu.
1oEsd. Bug ths II! oman was hurt. Here No two
icsult via scoosap1iahsa+ md With slnuulsx trnth
70 tkt dStAila VI thA qtttxms u
, 1875-03-13
4 Lndyss Sure Way to Catch E1eas.
Hu}fiInhEk BIN

door, closo your blinds, spread : large blankut
out oa tue floor. tato your tosi1ion IL, tue MD
le Of 1t, vth baaIn ol water basido you, then 70
noya oach astIcle Of dross ono piece Ut lime, turn
blanket. Tho listle w1etchey viii don pu Aud
becoms optauglod iu tho nop OF tie blunkst,
when they chi. sasilY bo caught and eousigued
With appropriate iatas TO \ xAtesy grave ID The
basiu."
, 1875-03-13

between tbs two votes. IA thIoRp are going
low. am pretty likely to keeo on vottag this
Democtaiio tiokct-or any other ticket that isn't
Republican, Or sllat d. eH NOT rapresei,t "v:ua,
cation" Of Zen Butler, Y..[iauns, Boss Shop
hold, tbs eerpst-baggorp, and that SCUM genar-
ally, II, LII,
, 1875-03-13

Tho Yctlosv-Nrckcd Arplc.Trce Cntcr~
ptllnr-Pinntiiu {. E'anitty-OFciard-
Arbor-Duy-shccp II eEustnndrr-AE Eri-
cultural sknd Aixper,mon ontna lArt-Ley.
cling for TiiG.Dt:.tnk-A Gupd Story
Aprupu. OF Nrstinngc-EaFth- Ia IL otstia
la Ilttnoia.
, 1875-03-13

tluu uha5f tue 4aE-lkT tT1or to The o1ectioun Of
last fall DO you oousidor tho Republican party
slAt law7
Mr. Duen-strictly speaking, no. Tho voto,s
Or tho llepubllcan party, Il Kiyon III opportunity
TO e1Presa thsnsetsoa would. think, rrpuliate
nushors avoty"he.e. But uudos our political
ayhten1' tue sepnto Of party Ia to none extent
4sepaTable from tho acts ut nsu who ciaJ have
secured p'aes aud power through tho agency Of
~ osgnnszataon- Thta law Wka ffamed by
Dick axrr1ugtoa.. at tho instances Of Boas S!e,i-
herd- and waa des!sued by Them ~ mcans
whereby tho Washington laag nlsht work ven-
&etaca upon thoHs Observation-Disclosures ucia.
q. l. Waite, den, Doyntou, Ar. Datna Ms. Gib.
Won. M!iaon J. stpcs, ). J. Mel.!i. aud ono os
tbs props iron, n.idet the Y5ss sud h.a rang. Il
Nas LANDED to Judge Poland, with Arscomms oda-
tlon from the Judges OK the District OF Colufn.
bla cou'ts that II pkss. Judge Poland io,rouuccd
IT, aad tue only etplanas.oa ever givsu o. its
eeopo PRIOR 70 lts rassaEs Was the statsmept Gy
Poland that II did not Atoct my case iu lie
Allgutsst dsgree. think Pu!and was honest II,
thls belief, Aud kao.o that, II II had tsen
known that the bilt could ba la.de apt,icabie to
easss Of libel. It mcuia LAYS bean defcaad 10 tue
thst body. 1t wan simply sauggled through Ly
tho Washington rink. It was Ike III
ho Jobs Of that sing--e fraud onAct-
~ " sarTeptitlous ulaaua. Tha oulY zespouHt-
h'sy that eau sse tuatiy sttachtux to those lse-
PueltcanA who would hayo beaten 1t had they
3noHu ny character, reats IN she fact thgt t!loy
permitted il to paaa without suthciaas inquiry
Into liz true soops snl effect,
nuklLH POLITICS.
UpfTetpondent-Atey Won Democrat.
publican. Became voter IN 1865. anil yotsd u
HsoNttcAn ticket uuca. I never yotc.t = fJan,.
eerAtc uekos Until last fall. I have yotel ouly
szaas " ny AlA s4sA n iatasvu at ars years
, 1875-03-13


private individuals hayo. He has a.so II he be.
or han been, practical fArn'oe, Lls own porsonal
expcriouca 10 gulds hIm. Evory practc4! man
haa valuable experience, II .mado known-
It Ia true that the e1podencs Of atl fasmcra
must, Of contsa run in parallsl limos III cef-
tain aud ioutfnas, aud thess routine lines orc
to!osaaly yell kno*n. 30 far ~ they DO, sEr,-
culture becomes scsauco. Every new fact that
ID constaht, aud can Ia xed adds to tao &c po OF
this science. Tho mat. woman, Or cluld, who
discoro'x new facts, and nakus them known, IL
10 10 far scientist, and, moro, benolactor to
the Eace. Such bcnofactora In agriculture woro
colt. overman, Dunlap. and host oi other
practical agricultural aid horticultural worgors,
wlaose nanea will not soon he forgotten. II is
the unt!rl1g, working, thIntt;nx pbi'osophIo
press sas and ts' tho tuhruu nnon whioh their
lever vas rested AID this thoy hayo beau eu-
ab!od to roach ana beneat ther RAGS. Yet no prs
uulY on the threshold Of what l. to come the
wosx and wait. Thcro are stoat possibilities still
In the tuturo ioE those who aeeA utter them.
LEvEL1HH yoR T1ta-DnAiAa.
III relation u your question relating to draln-
ncat you rsquro; but to uas this you must uu-
derEtand surveying and lsvoliug. TAeae IT,.
assumSnta ate sosd BY any respectable opticAn ia
9as iarGo sities un,tss ySa have good DIAL Of
retent euItnasr to do thl. WORK for YOU and
thIa advice u given under tho Huppositlols that
VOC unle.ktand cu1insasins. IT not, ali tho il,-
strunonts iu tue world would do you no good.
4 nlap Of tho laud. mado from careful s,s.
vey, IL tas first tlin ncee4aary, plated. ea7, to
SEALS OF 30 or lou feet 10 tho Inch, According AZ
tho land III mote or loss broker. THIS will HGoW
the location Of ohH.arlsa Interfering with the
regularity Of lbe ttrail.A, aud whatover boga,
apsiugs, waterways, e'e, may r1ist. Theu tie
horizontal Of coutouf l.nea-th0sa OF 0quat a.
evation-Mll STOW you ths stsp0 OF the laud,
Thus tue location md depsh, OF tho dsalns may
easily 10 sssaod ana puftsd. Tsleu, bv meaus
OF your moasusiDX-RtaH, having rods, mud ptApib-
roos. you usy caslly got tho arado o! tue dsnns,
Tltas we cues drAtrod Aeia ut 20 acres, aome
portions OF which wore 40 tlt that the grade was
but half-lnch to tho lou feet.
AvItoPoH OF DnAlHA0E-
It pnta "The Farm una uarlnn in nlud Of
eooA story told VI, last fall, by QUO Of tho
pro,aInont cltlzsus Of tie northern part Of Your
ceunfy, which Illustrates tho value Of drainage
better than u0 ever heard osloro and Ia too hood
10 10 los,t
Au honest, old-fsshloued. and Ignorant man.
Quo OF tho h1bt xatt!ers Of 1roquoi4 County. Waa
finally dliycn ont Of .Ist rcglou by thu fever aud
A3uo,-slle rohut OF tho ttal naturo OF tho lAuu,
bufIso sessutahu Drainage rendered that rouuty
ono Of tAs Gntst for cultivation In tbv stxio.
H. moved aHay to uuother s.ate. Nos-beyope,
stricken will disease. himself aud ia,lisy
leaving AiH land. because hs could tilld nobody
TO uuy 1t, and ecll,og it SITTER suIda Tor moro
noniual pxics. At last. BY dius Of hasd labor Ia
, 1875-03-13
GALESEuRG,

scnndnl-tfonEexs Uncnrshed-Ths La.
cn3 Arr GaitcrJ-A Cay Affair on
.'QuAtlsY 1ill"-The. Police and
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-01

New York, and after fair business closed
at 11291124, against 1928 in that market
The sales summed up $4,000, embracing
$4,000 at ILL.,. SIS, 900 at 111a, $4,000 at 111s
l@111s, $4,000 at 111s@1l2, and 5000 al
half dollars were still quoted at 1850 1881,
while Mexican dollars now rule 1T 97@975
gold.
Under the influence of the advance in gold
at New York, Sterling Exchange closed fully
$40 p cent higher for commercial and Clio
for bank. The movement was of fair extent,
the sales amounting to e53, 800, comprising
$4,000 and $780, 900 bill of lading at s. $50
$40, e1sO0 do at $780,. e13,OOO Al clear at
$3.50 40, and $1,000 bank for gold at 4.S55
Francs were also materially higher. The
sales comprised 40, 600 commercial embrae-
ing 1000 at 4.67, 1000 at 4.66I @94. 65ss
and 10000 at 4.67
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at
$50! 5.4OI for bill of lading and AL clear,
| and -95.4 for bank, and francs at 4.65(s1
4.634 for commercial, and 461i@@4.6O Tor
bank.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were of
liberal extent, and with good demand COM
mercial was fully 1-16 p cent higher. The
sales OF New York sight covered S3SO,00O
embracing $4,000 commercial, $4,000 and
@oV'OOU private DauKerS ana $40, UUU Dank at
| I = cent discount, $4,000 commercial at
1890 1882, and 100000 private bankers
and 5000 bank at SIG. We also noticed
sales of $4,000 commercial sight on Provi-
dence at T. cent discount, $50, 900, do on
do at J, and $4,000 on Philadelphia at ZIG.
The banks continued to check on New
York at ! J9 cent. discount, while CONNER
cal sight was quoted at s@5-16, against -@5
yesterday.
In Stocks we noticed sales of 10 shares
New Orleans City Railroad Company, ex-
dividend, at S146 and-shares New Orleans
Gas Light Company, Of which the particulars
were withheld.
The sales of bonds included 5000 City Gold
bearing Seven Per Gents at 34l1, $4,000 do at
34!, $4,000 do at 34aa, $1,000 Old State Six Per
Cents, issued to Vlcksburg, Shreveport and
Texas Railroad at g. and $4,000 jackson
Railroad First Mortgage Bonds at 95s.
City Appropriation Certificates were still
quoted -GJ45; no sales reported.
The sales of Metropolitan Police Warrants
included $4,000 at SD they closed at -@5S;
about p cent. lower than yesterday.
Nothing was reported in old State Warrants
Old were quoted at 22@24, and new at =
@62
The following were the quotations of City
Time Of 1874: April and May, 7O@SO; June,
July, August, September, October. Novem-
Der and December, 3603S, and for School
Certificates July, S0MS2; August, 60M62 :;
September, 5OGG52; October, 40(a42; Novem-
Der, 32Ct135, and December, 23CG25.
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Evening. Dec. 81. 1874.

The Money market is quiet and unchanged
The offerings are Of moderate extent at the
banks, andlimited on the street, and the rates
OF commercial paper are without ouotable
variation. We continue to quote first-class
paper and collateral loans for sixty DAYS at
sos T. cent per annum, AL do at 1Oa12.
and second grade at 15@lS Firstclass
mortgages continue to rule at !O@11 =
in second class, on width to base quotations.
The Louisiana National Bank declared
dividend to-day Of + cent out of the profits
Of the past six months payable on demand.
Further particulars will be found in the state
ment.
The Hibernia National Bank declared
dividend Of p cent out Of the profits of the
past six months, payable on and after the
4th proximo.
Gold opened at ll1s@1l15, against 112 at
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II j. HART g. CO.
Ne
Wholesale Dealers.
Importers and Commission Merchants.
GROCERIES AND DRUGS
Nos. %, IS, ~ and - TchOupitouIas street,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
We keep constantly on hand
SUGAR TEAS
COFFEE, LIQUORS
SPICES, TOBACCO.
CIGARS
Provisions and all Description Of Groceries,
DRUGS, CHEMICAL.
DYE STUFF, PAINTS, OILS.
VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS
And
PATENT MEDICINES, p26tJs1
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p. s. Moran.

W. G. Hitchcock. p. 8. Moran
THE VICTORY,
L 1877 COMMON STREET.
The choicest wines and liquors in the CITY. with
a sumptuous lunch daily from 1890 A. ii. to
O'Clock I. d. Long experience in the best Gus
tom OF the city, enables us to guarantee satisfac
ton to all HITCHCOCK MORAN
p12 3m SuTuTh