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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

THE MINES I'm Clearfield county, Pa, are
all being worked with reduced force. under
OF 6fty cents "a ton. A great many miners
are leaving To seek employment elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

THE EXPERINENT Of tTansfusing blood has
Just been applied to General Frank Blair.
who has for some time been Frustrated WITH
paralysis at his home at st. Louis. Six
ounces of blood were injected into his veins.
and the result is said To be favorable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

Tue PhpAL FNVOYs. Monsignor R1lcctti
ana Count MaTeiOSchi, who are in this conn
try IN connection with comforting of the be.
retta on Cardinal McCloSkey. arrived in
baltimore from New York yesterday. They
VIII remain the guests of Most Rev. Arch
bishop Baylcy until Saturday. Cardinal
Mct!OskeY Will receive the beretta fEom tue
hands of Archbishop Bavley on next Tues
day. The ceremony will take place et s.
Patrick % thelr1I New Work
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Customs REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were 5553.5I42i. The re
ceipts for the week ending April l.tn exceed
~ m nn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

VALENTINES RECuMBENT FIGURE ofGen
II. +. Lee was received at Lexington, Va. on
Monday. There was general turnout of the
citizens, and addresses were delivered nv
General Jubal A. Early. ex-Gov. Letcher.
and Col. VIM. Preston Johnston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
This source to-day were 7i92, 2C8 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at
the Treasury to-day for redemption agyre-
casefl 81 223 400
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~ Dispatches florn Na-kfaaw, Mich, last
night report eNiisfutit - n Gather and the
ice as solid as ~ ary q -s.as the winter.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE BEECHER TRIAL.

MORE WITNESSES FOR DEFENCE.
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r. q. SUPREME COTRT.
tWcOnsti tattonstfty ef the Hussv~,

NV orr. April "A dispatch ~ tho
Ma. from Washington. SAYS the supreme
Court viii al oUra on the 81 Of MAY. Al
though there has been no formal conference
~ vote o. the Louis ana case. which involves
The constitutions altty OF the enforcement
Acts thsre is good reason ~ believe That This
trihuI al. ~ most decided majority. will
sustain the deriS'oH of Justice Rratlev N
The curt below. and declare ALI this leciSia,
Ron Ia b. void and without any coastitu-
tol,al warrant TIE opinion will Ne reserved
until The meeting ~ the couri next fan
Murder az an Cnkaewa Nan.
MiLLNlLiF. .. April - Two g..atle
- en- walking from Nta"la1i here last evsa-
ing discoNeT'~i "a man lyius alongside the
track ~ West Jersey railroad with head and
ace Gov rel Win bl1oi. They raised tbf
wounded man bat were unable L, GET aD -
t'lIgeni reply TIE Wounded man vas pg'
upon the tram. h1t died befn-a reaching The
Cepot pn eNami nation al the Snot a
club with bl"pty marks was faand Later
In the evening . ,srrmaa Wa arrcStci nn
suspicion, hut De manaEoi L. rsrapa from
the lUckup during The night. The town was
aroused aud a Sesr,'h initiated. ana :hc sus
pectCd party captured and Ia lgri a. iail at
Frdg, ton Ihv murdered man was CNl.
d'ntlN a German.
Fd,sr Tho murdered man Is supposed n.
D. amed joseph Ah1T'. - yea~~ ola. from
EJcton. Mur,c H1.r-- Tn" >uppr~ % raug
G'rCr give ~" name ~ Francis ScHWartE,
an had b. las pa->,.-Siol q valt>t' cnltt.HislZ
articles SupgoSel to have been Sf1ir'l tru--
his victim. HC Wa brought herr f..aan Eril. -
ton, and an lUpIe~t viii be held over o.
ceased tEtS a t'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

SECRETARY BEISTUw and Attorney Gen
esal Williams had interviews with the PrCs-
dent today.
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THE PATENT OFFICE was closed at noon
to-day in respect 70 the memory Of Judge
Hedges, late senior member Of the board of
appeals OF that o ficc
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ADJUSTMENTS

BUFFALO BILL
FORD'S.
LIE ON TIE BORDER
EMILY MATINEE SATURDAY
FaIIAI K:GH-BENEFIr or BUFE4Lo
NJ; Mcudsy-UEFKTANS ar22
TasArEK cOuIQUE.
FRIpAY NIGHT, sralL o3p.
BEEEFIT UF
TCu ALLEN.
Nv rna',ieA to fight GEORGE ROURKE in June
hT.AjIES viii sss.-,td b his Traiaer
rVuNG "'NErILY. apG
EOMrLIMENTARY CONCERT
GEO. TETIX RENKEPT,
~
WEDNESDAY, Mont APRIL 2sru,
At MAKINIs HALL,
Sci .ed hy tie
M4DsIGsL SOCIETY
DR. l.. KIEBALi. Director.
Nj h. Cocho. Hrs. Camp.
Pr tHt'n GlOefzre-, y. W. her,
MI Ever. Nr. Young.
hr. schuitsr, 81 Barr. M. EberbacE.
IICKETS. ONE DOLLAR.
Fer s4ie al ;ne Mai Store Sc apei So
EonD's OPEEs HoUsE.
PRICES OF ADHESION.
I'd . cents
R.s,rtcd r..cc- Is cents ,1tra
N'v 'Is" VII r. gI-sR e 70 III friends and
ElFF4Lp gill,
49,, =. 81, HoI. " r; CopH,l -,
1sEsUE, JE-- NJ TsiUs, l.. Gahiitn. AMI - All
tss "a aTi-"- % Hul,v d. ama:ic -1npaas; all
stUi Is 0F II ThE Plains: , dRa RED DEVIL
BUFFALO BILL MsTiNsE SATURDAY.
N,'L.as Hvst-hEBMAN the Great Fres:idjgi-
ts;'ur. apis
vENUE THEATER, H,h str .et aud P.ru-
a syi'aria 4veL"e.-h1at1y 5y.'i II, En-
t'."t.- ant T.. Ntas Iat E'tay ua'.a'ts.-Fir-t
a.icararoc - CHs.,.r Howard. III greatest Of Oh
s'... y, O.! 81 M ~ r. TEPs2ran5 Of NJ,
.tsu-"us- ana til-r ,E... vaek u The Prophets
with r.v 'cC-It i..-Is-. Il JarG-l I8hie, iiiaui-
rFtt irtr. dgcirg IL "a novelties the loyal FIyi.r
Td~- III wogdertU! Ciol'grhe Gro1p OF euti-
n j. -. doe ION in Ne, York Va hen presented n
ne !. Ech ME Q rl,s-'rx Enisr-, and the RIa.
= u lg5is5aq tancaH. Oar ',raad F-Ina. Minstrel
Arie. Popular Pric.-. = and 20 cents. aPlt-t
ENTERTtiNnENT
l. md Svii;EE DAEStNTE
CEEcLE pRAMiTiQUE FGiNcAIs
toF IEFTERSoN pBANsT.C CLUE,
tE EETAf FktNtNts. April. p. 1919,
AT WILLARD HALL.
FAREWELL BENEFIT To
VI IA '. PRJ D'H0THE.
o. III cc-as,5n jIi-- 4. = wtKE- supported l,y
tn, ioe J,1~rsoh Dramatic Club, will appear as
apIe-5t hOCGH DIAMOND
RFSTORJ.
TffREr. 81 NIGHTS ONLY
r. rrtree al ,ar-yyvI a. Wr-fiugfor IF
NINE ADELAIDE RISTORI.
Marc EIone-.e Gei GTI!io-l
Rg>ToKI ~ ENGLISH TRAGEDY
Monday APrll 26.--.EllIaIeth. Queen ~ England.
ia--ity apriI T. Marie Antoin"-te.
After which N d. Ri-tOri will eaaCt
pa fUEli-b Ac celebrated
SLEEP-WALEING SCENE
Pom Shak Sp-dr"s sublime tragedy
l4CE I'm.
EiS1URt tauly time ia Euglish. a.
LADY MACBETH.
General ADMISSION. : 1 reserved seats. extra;
igu,ly circle, 50 cents bGxes $40
~'i. q at CONNIE uc-- IN Thursday, April D. at
W =. Mctzsrotts Mu-.c Store. apl7 dtd
OLD Mo- On Exhibition (NEw No.
4Se and sale tso
MaEKKIFER'>.
Ne 40 - stat, s.'f~-.q u end e streets, s,eht
600, rbars OtI Fs'la'c.' HtR
'h-ltr u. Paintings, Engraving. ChrJm1S. &c.
>L-d.-- Picture Ffgme-, pictur, Cords and Tas-
- h.us-, Na!i-. &c, la th- District.
r. F!-ase remember Name and Number. JeI-Iy
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APPOINTMENT or SPECIAL AGENTS
Charles Adams. Denver, Colorado; J. e. Bel
den, salem, New Jersey; and Henry Booth,
of Washington, ID. G.. have recently ben
appointed special agents OF the Post ONE,
GplaftmpIf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

GONE ARRoAD.-MesSrs. Maynard AMI
Ortiz, ambassadors from the United States
To Turkey and Austria respectively. sailed
from New York yesterday in the steam ship
I}uS-iH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

iHE PRESIDENT anu Mrs. Grant. General
Hancock, Secretaries Belknap, RobesOn, and
Fish. re, urncd to Washington yesterday az
;err0c1, Secretary De'auo has not yet re-
TUNED, but is expected this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

TIE :;whTABA.-The Navy department
has received information that the United
States u amer Swatara was at NeibOJrue
ON The I'd nj February, nj which point il wa IS
expected that her commander received t"le-
graz lic orders sent from here to the 10Th Of
February ~ Hobart Town 10 come direct 10
New York
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NEW XCRh STATE CIOIRt
NET FORK STATE CIDETf

fU.. ....s Of S-ssr.ar y ;let 1lUEB o. store.
and ~ -a.a 80 f.. barrels g,.-. W b.. ..ls-.1g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

7 'KAND " BIDDING IN = Nv lOEE--'T9p
largest and perhaps graDHr>t wedding in
New York for years was ceI@ bratad on Tues
Gay attGrI OOH ~ Calvary ciur"i!. The hri ia
was Miss Alice. daughter of Murray II.
smith, and the hrii@gTnOm VIM. II Nal,l, =
Diit. il. son Of w. II. Vanderbilt and gran !
son OF tOmmo Tor NanI"rbilt. The wedding
was followed by u rCcr HtIOI at the residence
of The brides father. ia which over two tLouS-
and persons participated. The b0u,a was
thrOWn open from basement to roof prDriiSr-
ly decorated with flowers and brilliantly il
Illuminated. The par,ors were a bower Of roses.
the bride and bridegroom reclining under z
canopy of flowers. The wedding @if.S were
Nalued at over -Inn. nan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-22

PRFCATTIOSS AGAISST TwEED'S RE-
LEASE on BATL.-Tha timn within which
Wheeler III. Pccllia;n the o.iar Of arrest re-
Gently granted in the suit AGAINST William
NJ. Tweed expired on Tuesday. whereUpon a
new order was al once sent 10 the warden OF
the peniteliiarS. so that if Hr. Tweed
should be released by the decision of the
Cont of Appeals in the habaaS corpus ca Sc
n" Will be in the custody OF the sheriff until
h' gives - ,OGO 900 bail. In ease the decision
of the Court % Appeals i favorable 10 Mr.
tweed. he Will b. removed from the penitaG-
t'ary aud taken 10 New YORK and placed in
l.udlowr.tr"et Jail II await the decision on
the main point at issue i'm The Court Of A1-
realS and the trial of the civil suit
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SURRENDER OF COHANCHES-Tae tom
missioner of Indian Affairs is in recci pt OF a
telegram from Indian gent Iiaworth. dated
Fort Sill, yesterday. saying: "MOwawav,
IOuS Hungry AMI Wild Horse. cGmauche
chiefs. with 80 men and IiO women and chill
drcI, ard IrH head Of ponies, came in yeSter
day and surrendered" This band was for
nyrlv hostile.
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PERsCSAL.-PreSidentH Hopkins, of VII
iiamS College, is i'm the city, and is stopping
with his sOn-iu-law, Judge Mott. ....G en.
BidwelI of California is in town, the ..pnst
OF his father in-law. Mr.. j. &. g.. Kennedy.
''''Nr. John B. Ford. Il CLERK in the confra,..
office. Post tfiicc department, vas removed
by the Postmaster General to-day. ''..ttan.
Horace Porter. formerly private secretary -
President Grant. is in The city, al tlc ~
liUEtOn.
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OLD MOI OEl Exhibition (NEw No.
z-6 and Sale I39
1TH ST.f AT 1EHST.
NFtRKEEFER'
Nc isB - stat. 'f~-.4 n rHG f. ,-rs.t, st.ft
@b5., rbars OjI Fsfiarr.' Han
'helse u. Paintings, Engraving, ChrOm1s, &c.
A'-u- largest --DCk 81 Paper Hanging. window
>I-d,-- PICtuT.-- tfgme-, Picture Cords and Tas-
-el-- Il .Uc.. Nall. &c. la The District
r. i-EsE- CA~H
- F!-ase remember Name and Number JeI-ly
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II. b: essr-e 'ss delivery g. AIS part % Nash
iBstasl o. t... .p.s.a.n me-. 30
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DIR. JAGGAR.-The Albany Times SAYS
III Is no. Yet certain that DIR. Jaggar is to he
bishop OF the diocese of southern OHIO. To
be sure he has been chosen by the diocesan
convention and his election has been con-
mined by IN iJoritN OF the standing com
mittecS. but IL is requisite that he should
also receive the Endorsement OF the House of
bishops, which is far from being "A certainty.
We understand tnat Bishop WhittlnLhanl,
or Maryland. has voted against the cpndr-
nation of br. JaggarS election, and as Or
Whittin2h is one of the most iniiuen ial
members Of the Ar glO- american spiSrOptte.
his cOurS" will be apt To have az adverse
eLCct upon DIR. Jag"arS cOniirmation.t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07

81 Is; half barrels soc; sugar hogsheads % IS
S21 ST..
GUANO-Good inquiry and very little here 1t
Is early in the season. however, and what little ia
brought here readily at that price
COAL OIL-Sells at l70l9c p gallon IN bbls and
26N30c in cases.
PECANS-Are scarce and are selling slowly.
Quoted at lO0llc y 10.
GUENY BAGS-NOthing doing Quoted at lic in
bales and l5kc reserved.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-Desirable grades
OF summer work are scarce. No. l, p ID ex-
ira fancy 19084c; fine 65d.0c; fine medium
ti069c good medium 59064c: bright quarters,
medium 54056c; bright navy As, SO, 81 U59c; black
sweet sac; No. /, fves and tens, dark black sweet
a4058c; navy IDS, do 54d58c navy. thirds, do
etc. 64a86kc.
BEkF-1be supply Is small and the demand fair.
Fulton Market is quoted at &ii 40Oll So y half
Dbl; Texas $lOdll so T. bbi: half bbls ST. 5Oas;
Western Sl40l6 ~ Dbl.
COTTON SEED IN SACKS-The receipts are all
taken by the factories, who furnish sacks and pay
3 10 v ton delivered on the levee.
COAL-Moderate demand for plantations. Pitts
burg sells at wholesale at 35c y bb retailir. at
75c, 81 = hid, SOC y box to steam BOATS. and
toe to manufacturers; Virginia camel 90c y Dbl
The stock of Pittsburg at the Willow Grove co i
sumption during March l6 boats, II bar,es and
l hull. Arrivals SO boats and barges.
OAK STANES-The receipts are large and the de.
mand for export is moderate. Extra pipe 60-inch
IS qnOted at Sl15: extra pipe. 56-inch s l500 l55
light pipe. Sc to GO inch, 8 100; extra hcgshead a.
These quotations are for slaves culed and deliver
ed alongside OF vessel from the yard. At Aatbnats
according to quality, pipe sell at $3.50 l2p; hogs.
head $50 go; claret $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFIC,

t.,
TUESDAY EVENING April 6, 1875. {
The money market exhibited little animation TO.
day, with no change in its tone any material
variation. Beyond the ordinary moderate applica.
tons for discounts, chief from the provision trade
and wholesale dealers IN other branches there was
of activity in foreign and domestic exchange full
and reliable particulars of which will be found in
the details below. n stocks aud securities the
situation exhibits some signs ofimprOvement. The
tic feature seems to be giving way to growing
disposition to invest. This is evidenced BY an in
creased inquiry for securities and slight general
advance IN bank railroad and insurance shares
There appears to be considerable difference of
opinion with regard TO the causes CT the recent
fluctuations in new consolidated seven Ger cents
Immediately after the ado tiOn OF the conn promise
there was evidently more inquiry from capitalists
for State securities, and the consolidated bonds
apparently Offering air field for in eStments the
deInand for them improved. At the same time
holders OF fundable warrants and old State bonds
came forward more freely TO fund them in these
new cOnsOls, and with an increase in both supply
aud demand the market assumed an upward ten
dency, which was stimulated by SPECTATORS, until
il rose to point which left so fair profit that
many holders preferred to unload rather til an await
any further advance. The market then took an
unfavorable turn, and is now various)y quoted at
Agreeably to this theory these fluctuations have
been produced by coordination Of controlling
elements and can not De entirely ascribed cit .er
TO the Vaccinations of ring to their int!Iu-
sic value. There Is an earnest aud almost uuiver
sal desire to see some practical steps taken in re-
gard to the City debt. Little activity is an
ticpated in this department until the affairs OF tie
city assume mole satisfactory shape.
We continue to quote first class paper and col.
lateral loans for sixty days at S09 p cent ~ an
mum; AL do at lO0l3 and second grade l51ls.
First class mortgages still rule at 90lO y cent u
annum while second grade are entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07
Domestic Markets.

Nsw losK, April 1.-THE Posts financial artics
SAYS the Wall street markets TO-DAY are mod
erattly active, al 4 securities are higher cold
opened at ia ruled at Has ll44 but for short
time and has since been ll43. 0ll47s ON go,S
loans the rates have been 2. 8 ~ and T. cent for
carving Exchange 81 S5ls and ST. S9t, In tina
none market demand loans opened al the Stock
Exchange at sac y cent, and are 4dJ y cent
on pledge of government bonds. the quotation for
this class of loans is 81 az = cent prime mel can.
tile paper is in demand at 5Qs + cent, and
the tendency 10 to smaller discount Govern II ent
days prices. State bonds were strong fer Mis-
$ urls which were u higher for long skies and 2.
for skies of 1873. The TenHe ssee bonds were firm
but unchanged.
The stock market has been quiet but strong, with
Western Union Telegraph, Pacific Mail, Union
Pacific and Lake Shore as the special features
Lake Shore has for q long time been almost sta
tionarv. but has to-day advanced ! per cent.
Prices opened with unimportant change, except
in Pacific Mail, which was Z. lower During the
FIRST first fifteen minutes there was decline of /
to Der cent III the leading stocks, Union Pacific
having fallen most. the market then began 10
advance, and by half past eleven O'Clock prices
were up to 1 0lA per cent, the latter In Western
Union Telegraph. During the next half hour there
was Q decline Of L a s.; since noon there has been
a recovery Of k0M. Western Union Telegraph and
Union Pacific being 1t the highest IS we write,
and Pacific Mail within \ and Lake Shore within
u of the highest.
Stocks closed active and feverisb; Central. lCI;
Erie, %; Lake Shore, '3t; Illinois Central .ol>,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07
OF CLASSIFICATION

The market opened under the favorable impulse
of an advance of 2l0 y cent in sterling exchange
and although the demand was not general several
buyers standing aOOf in consequence of the prices
asked being above their limits Yet fully 1000 bales
changed hands during the morning mostly at
steady prices, after which there was no material
change, the additional sales being confined to 2O5O
making total for the day, as noted above of 1850
oaes. At the close one or two lists changed hands
at slight concessions on the part of the factors
VINO wished to realize. but. with this exec fion
our previous quotations were fully maintained
pood staple kinds being IL limited supply and
good request commanded figures i a SC above the,
OUTSIDE rates tor the general OF the oferin rs
y, lne sales OF the past three GAYS sum up
10y oaies (o8o0 on Saturday, $500 YESTERDAY IL
e.uning loo not repor - until to-day, and l05O
,ouay, against 1880 for the corresponding xioe
last week and Is, $50 the week before
necelpis elnce Friday evening STAG bales e-p
Draclng IT'S from other delivery ports Iof which
tusS oaies from Mobile and Cos from Texasl and
$40 proper, against 6421 proper last week and aS
iast year: total proper since August 81 o29 l93
oass against l,lll.2s0 last year-decrease le2 091
The exports comprise IL .s2 bales embracing a1,o
to Liverpool 2l74 to Cork for orders 5.S3 TO Haxrs
200 to BARGE Iona and le74 to New York
The Exchange kilograms make the receints a.
all the ports from noon Yesterday to u NJ IT,
day, 1901 bales, against 6225 last week and a1S.
last year. and since Friday 81 32S baes. saainst
%, 607 last week and 2S 4s2 last year. Total since
August 81. 5 Dos 3l2 bales against 344S2s3 nm 10
Monday noon, April s. last year Excluding the
above 8264)-decrease 242 gal
EXports FRIDAY to Monday inclusve) to Great
Britain lo,es7 bales. against 1880 last week and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING Housn

Gold opened at HAS 0IHzs. against Has at New
York, and after moderate business closed at Ia Il
0ll5, against ll4a4 in that market. The sales
$4,000 and $2oeoO at ll47s; and S 1900, $4,000 5000
and $1,000 at rs.
No pales OF silver were reported. American half
dollars. were still quoted at lo90Io3h, and Mexi-
can dollars at 96096h gold.
Owing to the improvement in gold and foreign
exchange at New York. sterling was 2-lO I, cent
higher and francs +. The movement in the for.
mer was Of fair extent, amounting ITO H}8 700
comprising &3OOo bill of lading at SIS So; IluO ana
Sl5OO do at IS SAY; G4o00 and $1,000 AL clear at
S5 s.; 422 900 do at 5 "a u a S59. and 1890 bank
at SIS 57k.
The business in francs OF fair extent. The
sales eummed up $4,000 commercial, embracing
300 600 at as6 a4a5 100000 at 1865 100000 at
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS S.
as 5S1s for bill of lading and Al clear. and "A
S. So Tor bank, and francs at 455 for CONNER ciai
and 4.50 for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were OF fair
extent. and rates were unchanged The sales
OF New York sight covered $3.50 900, embracing
$4,000 commercial and private bankers $4,000.
$1,000, $4,000 and $4,000 private bankers, and
noticed sales of $4,000 commercial on Boston at
i " cent premium
The banks continued to check on Few York at
p " cent premium. and commercial sight was
still quoted at SIG.
We notice better investment demand for
nearly all bank. insurance and railroad shares AT
improved rates The sales OF stocks included 30
shares OF Peoples Bank at &26 10 State National
Bank at &67 SO, 20 do at g. u.s. 80 do at $685. and
Shares New Orleans City Railroad Company at =
New State consolidated seven per cents were less
active and unsettled with continued downward
tendency. The market opening at about S. and
being quoted at the close by some authorizes at
53d 531s snd by others at 81 ass. The sales and
Iesales summed up $4,000, embracing $4,000 at
3d. $40 900 at So ASK; lG,060 at So 10000 ut ST.
and &3i 900 at ssh. We also noticed sales of s 5000
city gold bearing seven per cents at $751;, $4,000 and
500 GOO do at $50, and $500" city ten per cents
at 40.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in city scrip
NO sales OF Metropolitan Police warrants were
reported. They were quoted nominal at 5ua5a
No sales OF State warrants reported, Old
were still quoted at about 35 new at 5G9- and
legislative per diem at 970-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07
ESTATE OF ED WARD b. HOGAN.
UNITED STATES MABsHAL's OPPICB.
New Orleans. March %. 1875.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
New Orleans. March 90, 1875. !
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WAR
4 rant in bankruptcy has been issued out of the
District Court of the United States for the District
OF Louisiana against the estate of Edward B. Hogan
OF New Orleans, in the parish of Orleans State
OF louisiana, adiudeed bankrupt upon his own
delivery of any property belon ging to said bank.
rupt, to him. or for his USE and the transfer of
any property by him, are forbidden by law; that
meeting of the creditors Of said bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose more assignees of
his estate. will be held at court of bankruptcy,
70 De holden on the fifteenth day of April, A.
D. 1875, at IL NJ. at the Customhouse Building.
New Orleans, before c. S. Kellogg. Register.
s. B. PACKARD,
mh25 apis United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-07
By q. De Ferret e. Co.
SUCCESSIoN OE Iopc vo,-rrc

sUCCESSION OF JOHN YOCEES
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans-
No. 81 193
by &. DE FERRET 4 CO.-JOHN G. MON.
- ROSE, Auctioneer- Office No 80 ROYAL street
On FRIDAY. April g. 1875 at 1919 A. 81 on the
premises, st. Ann street, between ROYAL and
Charities; will be sold by public auction by yirtue
OF an ORDER from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of
the second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
bles, to wit: AAo'@'
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FIR
lures, Tables, Bookcases, Sidebosrd RsI:.a.S
a. centre Table, Rockers, kitchen utensiIs
mh27 ap39