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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07
LAMOILLE COUNTY.

LAMOlLLE COZ
The workmcu IN the copper mine at Wolcoti
have got down into the solid rock some - feet
The shaft opening is siN feet by ten. 1t is pro
posed to sink shaft some SHY feet, eight rods
from the first end, and JON the two at the bottom
The C Is Thought t. Contain from ten to twenty
per cent of copper and the lower down the richer
the ore is. The miners are at wo-k for a company
in Monttcal and are to do $1,000 worth of wolk
on cont act, and then if found Profitable they
are to have the property by paying 5000 Tor
it.
Work on the repairs OF the Hylcpark C"ur,
House ha, commenced. Al addition Of - feet is
10 be built in the of the bald ne. The cosrt
room viii be i've feet longer, and two rooms
placed in tre of the bench ore tot the accol n
modttion ofthc petit jur' AMI The other 'for the
county library and litisant parties.
\ series Of meeting ui,lcr tn: au- pi.cs Of the 7.
NJ. c. Association, is % he bo'len AZ johnson on
the stll, 9TH, l III aud II OF ApiiL
\ singular af.tir took place N The core between
BelyIle.e and Montgomery, rercrilv. Hr Bum
ham, while drawing wool heard IL, dog mailing
loud ycIpS and luournful c"i.-. on boxing up he
found Al onpr npl5 owl fastened t. hi5 Lar1 Mr..
b. succeeded n getting the owl Of tie dos, ali
thea tuer hal II regular pitched battle, the dps
finally conluering after Il hard >iIuEse. The owl
was one OF the very Largest h q It al was probably
driven ~ the contest .,on hunger.
Two boys, fifteen years Of age, named Willie
Sargent and Chester Coolidge, went out hunting, IN
C.nbri se, on the Isth ult.. and with an axe
killed bear, the skin OF whre measured SIX feet
and three Inches in length and four fee: IN width.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07

f. \. Drury, formerly of Company X.
Second Vermont Volunteers, died at WASH
ington, d, c., on Sunday night last. from
apoplexy. Mr.. Drury has been clerk in
the Paymastcr Generals office sincexOcto-
Der, 1874. The Free Press says of him {:
''In May, 1861, at the age of fortv-onc
years, Mr.. Drury entered the service rs Il
private. He was made a sergeant before
the regiment left the State, and was com
missioned first lieutenant in August. 1862
He was twice wOunded-first ut Funks-
town. Md, July 10, 1868, and again on the
9TH Of May, lS6i-on the first day of the
battle Of the Wilderness"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07
II LLESS OATS!

t1.i.Iiur Hulless Oats extra clean for s-e1 Price
Sivup.r bush, :nd bass furnished - FER
round and e2Irsr AID. dellh cred Al tn nearest r-
All orders -Iilei with tie.
cash All remittance. over lLe dollar should br ID
che. : Iprt-I rider Aires.
L CHILD, u oTrtOwi.. VI
Nar.l 1911. L. tllAi.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07

INSURANCE Business. Seems to be u
f,vorite refuge for the Confederate leaders,
\ Southern correspondent of TIE Syracp%c
C0Hricr writes:
jeff Davis is, believe, President of an
insurance company; Wade Hampton is in
the insurance business at Baltimore :
Beaurcgard is engaged in insurance and
street railroads. | understand, at New
Orleans. and Gen. Joseph f. Johnston.
who surrendered to Sherman, president
or manager of Il company ut Savannah
| found :; son of Gen. Dick TAYLOR, and
grandson Of old President Zach. Tavlor
conductor of a Pullman car running from
jacksonville to Louisville. The President
of the st. John Railroad, in Florida (con-
necting St Augustine with the St John's
River), is Gen. John T. Spraguc, who
was Adiutant-General Of New York on the
staff of Gov. SEYMOUR
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07
IN rAR'o'"
.NIRCI'.S SCTOPTICIN.

WIKI Greatly Improved Oil and I.i-. Ii-Lt-.
~ELF CDNDEN>INsI CYLINDERS.
NEIT SLIDES md EfFEFTS.
tIr.s.i4r Ir- Manual d,s.r. t!.l-- all. fty ,ist-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07
TH LIE 4 ID l. r..

AII-books sent. postpaid. for retail Irlco-
OLIVER pITsON & co. Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07

80 t.r.=sas f tic RIVER or LIFE. our POPULAR
llath S,io.l H'krt ne r IL all quarters IT
49,, iron, all who h..I use, T. Sat .aii Nei-te- len
re,,,,,.r,efld II li-L.y- Irlre 80 cr LULGTtd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07

PIANO AT HOME. a. ~ ~ ..ff'i y . Iir
t-,,r Ia,4- = FL Il god s;tI = tsrtaiin
,,i r;,.t!-,. or L IL. ,cr'@tlt.- lrltt $50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07

SORE IT-Nti- tTE'TThN. t-hT-,iHS COLDS
TiI1- 9Th! ,,.i-r --l..- -f- if.r.-. sJr-ly Have
PAIL Extract ga hand 4!A4ys- II Relieves tie
am AMI ,l.rt- 'i.t .I---s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07

The most unhappy person in the world is the
Bvspeptc. Everything l,okS dark amt gloomy :
he feels out of sorts with hmselfani everybody
else. Life Is . burden to HIM. This can al he
changed bv taking Peruvian Syrup "A protoNiir of
Iron). Cases OF > years standing have been cure
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07
ORIGINAL HYMN TUNES. liy ~, u T.,

the y4fan er.f Io,lral = = and other fay
fe t!ltrs contains laitrns-- .halts and AMI ms
original aiI! oi the Let saltl- Irc' Boards - -.
Cloth, - -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07

SEVEN PART SONGS. TIM NiY !, 49, 80.
Contains ,ie1s tle.- which successes wien sung
by tn. Parker Club lrlce a. cents
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07

FRO~TI, TINR~ ms f.--l. III, sri. ly relieves
t. fI... Il.i iId--5 10y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.

VII II - ~ II L ~ -'--
For Mixed Voices It-t I'il li=i.i unusual -
II tie t-st iern
German III lss~t Ti-lt Fl n'siral So'i-iirr
Price 81 =
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18
'1,FpR' SALE.

One Tract Of Land containing 1o4 Acres
more or less, in the County Of Orahgcburg.
bounded !ont n: <W:, BY 7lands Of p. a
Williams, on 1WJ By lands of DR Dantzler,
on South by lands Of Owen shullcr, t., by
lands Of - Taylor and OH North by
lands Of .R:i'ahnisttr. Thc|saune may be-
treated for at private sale unit, 9rst, ,bton
day III JaEuary next. fiInot dcsposed Of
prior to''tl,as time Viii be sold 1T public
auction ,on ithhf day. For terms apply to
. " ,J., nETRENlLLlj, 4
dee Ut aI :, Attorney at Law.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-18
THF. STAT STATE q! Of !, SOUTH CAROLINA,
ORAEfEBgRGs CaVNT,. Is
BY Aud. 3. KNowIrpS, Eoul1E, ). q.

Df HUU' D'f1NfY"IFqNi r fy''GU11EE, n. 1.
Whereas, kbfrm r FsS.waafrdsS md Goscph
A Edwards hath made suit to me, to grant
themnIetter5 Of fiAdhiiniHiratiohf, Of INC Es-
tate aad effiicts ett Thoihnsi u Edwards late
Of SAID County deceased. i!;r, a Ei.|e :.
These are therefore 10 cite and admpnish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
Of tho said Thomas d Edwards that
they he,and appear, before lc,in the Co,,r:
Of Probate, TO be held at Orapgebucg, G. H.,
on December 2lst next, after publication
hereof ut II o'clbck ii the forenoon, to
show causc,if any sthey have, Why the said
Administration ellollld nat.bc granted
Given .nndeE my IIW.d, this I'D; day Of
December. Ammo dammit 1873.
tH' AUG. - oKNOWLTON,
LISP, iai.;u.lss 8; Probate, q. 3
dec.4,unsl fcianis 1916 / llt2tn
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
MEDICAL.
B. "AssEkzUG' M. d.
DIPLOMAS FROM POLAND AND THIS COUNTRY,
may be seen at his office,
M. 1S5 Canal street, First Flosr.

When you have tried all other means and ex
DR.. B. WAsSERZUG.
Those who have been injuriously treated, OF suf.
fer frem the painful effects OF mercury or other
mineral posons, or those who may be deemed in
nent relief by the use of the Polish remedies.
CATARRH, In ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Bcorbutic Bruptions. Blotches of the Skin, Ulcer.
ated Legs, Cancers. Tumors, skin Diseases Of every
FORM, kheumatism, Sciatic Gout. Billiousness Liver
complaint, Asthma, Dysentery, Piles Fits, all Lung
Diseases, every complaint Of Kidneys. Gravel etc.
most successfully treated by DR. B. WASSBRZUG,
who has had practice and experience in the worst
stages OF diseases in his country-POland,
To nervous sufferers, afflicted with the following
symptoms: Pain depression, wind in the stomach
inward weakness, weight and pressure over the
eyes, dimness Of sight, body depressed. mind con.
fused beating of the heart, strange fears dislike
OF daily occupation as well as Of society blood
rushing to the head, confusion of ideas when neg
lected result in Decline Consumption and INSANITY
AL Female Diseases attended to.
The action Of the Polish remedies and the benefit
derived from their use exceeds belief No language
can convey an adequate idea Of the immediate and
marvellous changes produced by their use The
mental and physical symptoms of decay 40 PROMPTLY
yield TO their influence that every symptom of nef.
yonsness and relaxation speedily removed, the
Dody becomes rebraced, enlivened and restored the
STOPPING, trembling, timid care worn victim OF de-
preston, languor and debility, wretchedness and
desp0ndency becomes bright, elevated and cheer
fui He Will stand erect in the pride of health and
move with . firm, elastic step.
OFFlCk A0URS-From A. N. to l p NJ aed 33O
TO $50 r. NJ Sunday same.
DR. B. wAssBRzuG.
No. 1856 Canal street
SPECIAL NOTICB-Tape Worm expelled in three
hours. ocn "
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

and a good retail demand. 1t is quoted at
wholesale at l3Ac, and at retail at 1874
l4o Y yard. India at wholesale l0c at
retail llc.
STAR CANDLEs-Light aupply and limited
demand. Held at i6lsc y fb.
SoAP-The receipts have been large the
past few days and the demand is fair at up-
changed prices. Western sells at IN 05ltc
y tb, in round lots; Kelier's xxx palm at
INC; German olive 6d6kc; CASTLE lie;
magnolia Sop tb. In lots of so boxes "a
less y 10; in lots of 100 boxes lac less " fb.
Magnnis' Sons American olive 5a; dark
mottled she; white laundry 6Ac y b.
SALT,Is plentiful. Large arrivals are
expected. The shipments to the West the
past few days were largs. The local de-
mand is limited. We quote cargOes at IS q
95c T. sack. Dealers are selling coarse at
95c q 81; fine 81 GOAL 25 Y sack at ware
house, with addition of drayage when de.
livered. Twiiled sacks Sc higher, Turks
Island 65a75 " bag of . bushels Table
salt in pockets pa each as in size.
IRON CoTTON TIEs-Ihe stock on hand is
large and the demand is active. The
Arrow tie ia selling at Size v fb, with
discount on round lots. Pieced Ar
row tie, Ill feet, soils at 3Lec nett 8 feet
inches at 3hbc net. The Beard & Brother
tie sells at 5ho " rs, with a discount on
round lots. The Branch, Crooke g. Co.
oT2c " 10, WITH discount on round lots.
The Philip wire tie sells at Sc T. tie, with a
discount On large lots; put up in bundles of
30 ties.
GUNNY BAGs-Sell at I5c piece in bales,
and l6, reserved.
PoULTRY-Western grown chickens sell
at 81 SO: young do 81 SO; ducks So; geese
So; turkeys $40 D12 Louisiana grown chick
ems 81 5OQj so; young do s. IS 03 50;jducks
$50 4: geese $607; turkeys $l2 0l8 D dozen.
EGGs-Good supply of Louisiana. West
ern are scarce. The demand is moderate.
Western are quoted at 2i026c Louisiana
% 03Oc u dozen.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs--Fair suppiy
and only moderate demand. Northern
red beans are quoted at 3l2 a ikc; Western
2la 03c white Northern 3le 35sc; red kid
ney AZ 05c; green peas Sc y tb
PECANs-Light supply and good demand.
Louisiana are quoted at Re; Texas i0c
y Is.
HIDEs-Light are dull. Prime heavy
sell rapidly. Country green aia quoted
at ga @74c; dry salted liz 0l3c; flint
l3@l5e Y Is. In city slaughter sales are
making as follows: Steer hide over IS lbs,
Y Is, 9hc; do, 70 TO 81 TBS, Sc; do, under
40 los, &c; cow hides az they run, 6lc; kirs,
% TO so lbs, 8l9C; calf skins. each 75o Ox
horns Sc each.
TALLow-None in the market and tirm at
SG9c u is as to quality.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NuTs-Lemoas are
quoted at 50 % as so b box; raisins So IS
= box; halt boxes 81 5j; quarter boxes
90c; citron pc p fb; enrrants 71sc; Brazil
nuts 7l3c; dates 6lec p tb cocoanuts $40
Y 1000 bananas 81 03 y bunch; pineapples
50 y dozen.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

Is 800 bales. as follows: November l3 9 30
q ID 5-l6o; December 1875 BIB 800; Janu-
ary ID 32c; February l3 II 32c; March
l3le a l3 IL 32c; April l3 23-32c; May 1879 q
IL % BE; June Ia l.l60l4 1890; July Ia 5-32
a IA l6c; August l4l4 q IA 932c.
Flour little more active; supertine West
ern State 81 9005 Is; Southern in little
better request; common to fair extra IS 40
06 45; good to choice extra So 5009.
Wheat about lc better; moderate export;
limited home trade demand: closed 81 $50
| 30. Corn opened easier: closed steadier;
tirmer; fairly active; i2a i9c for mixed
Western; 4Sc bid. Cotfee-Rio dull and un-
changed. Sugar quiet Molasses = New
crop New Orleans in fair demand. Rice un-
changed: fair inquiry. Tallow steady; 9sse.
Rosin dull; 81 IS 50l S1i2. Turpentine dull;
1oc. Pork quiet aud steady; old mess
So 3! ". Lard opened firm: closed heavy;
prime steam 1925 l2lae. Whisky trmer
$l II. Freights quiet; cotton by sail 5-l6c;
steam 7-I6d.
ST. Louis, November lS-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat-No. 9 fall 81 81 a 52ha
bid; sales OF No. 3 do at 81 26. Corn tirmer
and Inactive: No. > mixed 81 a 52l9c. Oats
No. 9 mixed 3lhc bid. Barlev-Nothing
doRe; buyers off. Rye dull, IS a GGc. Pork
New $50 81; old S2l 50. Green meats
Little doing. Bulk meats-Shoulders : 4 a
7lRc: clear rib sides lOk ol0lac; clear sides
1895 a l0aac, according to age. Bacon dull;
new shoulders Ice; clear rib sides l34c;
clear sides l3l2c. Hams, in pickle, l2c.
Lard quiet at ll5sc IIogs-Little doing;
packing Sc 20 D6 Is; butchers S6 7507.
Cattle tirmer; good TO choice natives S. 25
0G; Texans 50 50Qi Is; medium to fair
S303 49,
CHICAGO, November lS.-Flour inactive.
Wheat Demand good at full prices; No.
Chicago spring 81 90; No. . do 81 Val OF Il
spot; 81 OF a seller December; No. 3 do SO q
SSlec. Corn irregular; No. > mixed 5lAc
spot, jOasc bid seller November. Oats quiet
and steady; 30l9 q 309sc spot. Barley dull;
S6l3c spot. Rye-Deiuand fair, firm sales
Csc. Pork generally unchanged. Lard
unchanged. Bulk Ineats--Demaud fair;
shoulders 7l9c; short rib iniddles l0aac:
short clear mddles 1913 Dllc. Whisky
81 llh.
CINCINNATI. November lS.-Flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Demand tair;
market firm red 81 l5Ul 80. Corn steady;
demand moderate; old 63 G5c; new IS %
Soc Oats steady: demand moderate at
. @3sc. Barley frmer; prime to choice
Canada 81 25Gl 80. Rye and pork IN
changed. Lard irregular; steam 5s a | 7sc
bid spot. Bulk meats steady; moderate de-
mand; ten to twenty DAYS in salt 734 0Sc
for shoulders; l0a. a llc for clear rib sides;
llall l4c for clear sides, all loose. Bacon
scarce and easier: shoulders 9le a Zoe; clear
rib sides 1919 al llc; clear sides lfQ lil2c.
Green meats quiet but steady. Whisky
held higher s T. asked. Butter steady
and unchapg pgei.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at ll47s 0ll5ls, against ll4lR
at New York, and, after fair business,
closed at ll50ll54 "a higher than yes
terday), against ll4li in that market. The
at ll4k, $1,000 at ll47s, $4,000 and $1,000 at
lis; $4,000 ct ll50ll5ls; $4,000 at ll5 Is;
$4,000 and $4,000 at ll50ll5A, and $1,000
at Il5A.
No sales of silver were reported American
half dollars are still quoted at 1897 ITO,
and Mexican dollars at 90 0s3ls gold.
Under the advance in gold and tirmer
bill market at New YORK, sterling closed
sc higher. equal to about 6-l0 y cent, and
was of fair extent. The sales of the former
comprised f62, ,0Oo, embracing $4,000 bill of
lading at s. 46le; f3S00 AL clear at S. AZ Il;
$4,000 DO at IS 461e as 40; E7500 bill of
lading at IS az " a 5 49le; $4,000 do at S. 1870
49k; G13,000 do and AL clear at S. 4Sle
as 49h; f25,000 bill of lading at $5 4S0
so, and $4,000 bank at s. 53Is.
commercial, embracing $4,000 and 100000
at 46lA; 225,O0O at 46lh a 4 Co.'s, and
270 900 at 4.605s.
At the close sterling bills were quoted
at $5 4Sls as 49ls for bill of lading and AL
clear, and nominal for bank, and francs at
ALL a 4.6Oss for commercial, and nominal
for bank.
1uo OHeriugs OF New 10rk sight were lib
eral, but meeting with good demand, COM
mercial improved nearly l6 y cent. The
sales comprised $245,O embracing $50, 900
private bankers at ZIG y cent discount;
s25. 900 and $55 5000 commercial, and 81 900,
$4,000 and $4,000 private bankers at As.
We also noticed sale of $40 900 commercial
on Providence at y v cent discount.
The banks continued to check on New
York at u v cent discount, while CONNER
cial sight was quoted at as, against 1850
as yesterday.
The only sale of stocks reported was 80
shares Merchants Insurance Company at
$52 so.
The sales of bonds included 10000 new
city currency seven per cents at 27, $4,000
do IA resalel at q v, and $4,000 new State
consols at IS: City bonds were quiet and
unchanged. New State consols were lit
tie more in request, and held more strongly.
The only sale reported at the Stock Ex-
change was $1,000 half paid coupons at Al.
No sales of Metropolitan Police warrants
were reported; they are still held at
no.
State warrants of 1874 issues continue
entirely nominal, while 1873 and previous
years, fundable, are still quoted at IS q 36,
and do, not fundable, at -029.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
By r. N. g. B. J. Montgoms.
p nj. g. b. J. MONTGOMERY
BANKRUPTCY.

DaNhhOE tCI.
THE STOCK OF A WHOLESALE HoUsH I,
TIOH.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE AND Pm
OVER Sl73.O0O WORTH OF FORRrr
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY Goa,
THE LARGE AND SPACIOUS STORE /,
CANAL STREET, BETWEEN CAMP AZ
CHARLES, COMMENCING ON nm
NOVEMBER 2, 1875.
RY X. NJ. & Il. }. NIONTGOMpp,
~ NJ. Montgomery. Auctioneer. Conn.,.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF lORElnr
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. consisting OF Ws,,a
la2d, French and German Bioad and \
Woolen Cloths of all shades and color. /.
English and Scotch Fancy Tweeds and "a. ,
Furnach, Moscow and Esquin aux Beavtr.'
chilias, Vestings, sloakiDgs, etc. Also |.
French and German Palsy, Cashmtre q,
land Ottoman. Lace and other fashiopabs,, 4
suable shawls.
Dress Goods. in great variety, such A
Black and C0lorad Siiks, Satins, Irish AMI
Poplins, all wool Merinos, Delanes, Satse, \
Sefges, elegant imp 1rted Plaida, Alpaca, n,
Cloths, etc.
very rich and rare assortment Of Lr,,,
Nelvets, Nelveteens and ii Is Plush Sultiny, h
bleachei and Enbleached Csttons from y
three g,trda wide. A large line of En1i,d
Amer can Blankets Flannels, ladies q41..1
and chtldrsls Hosiery, Gloves, etc togetbsl
very choice aud well selected stock nj "
Brussels, ASmineter, Tapestry and Inqn1
pets. Rugs etc, from meiium to hnestinJ
Marseilles and Turkish Quilts, and a wa
other goods too numerous to mention.
Sales 10 continue from dav TO dav. nntg n
tire stock is disposed OF. The whole Ia Il
without reserve in lots to SUIT, all for casb
Sales TO commence daily at 10 A. M.,2Pi
100 p. N.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
lcoNrINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Berlin, states tnat the PrussIan government
Is preparing proceedings before the eccle-
slastlcal court against the Archbishop Of
Cologne and Bishop OF Irevss. The object
is to depose them.
Another Denial.
The appointment OF Messrs. Holker and
Clifford to the attorney and solicitor gen
eralship, respectively, noted yesterday, are
now denied.
The failure of the Manila branch OF the
house OF Russell, Sturgs Co. IS reported
here.
The Royal Commissioner ut Havana.
HAVANA, November l7.-Senor Ruai, the
royal commissioner, has arrived here. The
military and civil authorities have saiuted
him. Many good results are expect d rom
his presence.
Late Mexican News.
The steamer City ot Merida. from Vera
Cruz, brings adyices from the City oi Mex
leo to the ninth instant,
The Mexican Senate has elected Romero
Rubio, president, and Senur Sauydra, vice
preside nj. and the lower house has elected
N!dal Castaneda, president, anu Sebastian
Camaypo, vice president.
A compulsory educationa! bill Las been
introduced in Congress.
saved from Death.
Five men sentenced to be shot this morn
iay have been pardoned by the CAPTAIN
General at the interces sion Of Senior Rubi,
the rovaI commissioner, and several ladies
Hhe cettSsp"rs al havana
The United States steamer Gettysburg
has arrived here.
, p,,ned rousnirocv.
r,.,,.,,,,, N'..e,,.t. ~ ,,,.--,;u...
'AS"oos i -'o, ov4 -, ~,
$50 ,',' 80, iacorar h,, VI
nan?o"h i"s oeoL '~t.Cu ~ o'I" .! tH7 ~ au,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
EXPORTS.

BRB3iEN-Brg Rhone-T33 bales cotton 1860 pcs
slaves ~
HAVRE-Ship Saranak-2693 bales cotton 1900 pcs
stAves f
HAvRE-Ship Crescent City--333i bales cotton
2400 pcs staves
NEW fORK-Steamship Knicke boo Cker-l357
bales cotton 1886 bbls moasses ~ hhds en- rar 100
bbls oil 345 bbls oranges 1876 bbls rice
TRuSILLO PORT CORTES AND BAY ISLANDS
Schooner Constance-60 bbls -four 40 half bbls -four
10 bxs cheese tcs hams ties beef bbls beef csk
shoulders bbls rice kegs butter bale tobacco 8
kegs lard half bbls pork II bbs potatoes tcs lard
bbls onions l2,oOo feet lumber 5000 shingles l32
pkgs sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

The market opened with fair inquiry,
but without exhibiting much activity, the
reported sales during the morning not ex-
ceeding 1900 bales. after which the move
ment became quite animated, resulting in
bales, making total, as noted above. Of
8400. Prices exhibited some little irregu-
lasity, eyen-running lists being in moderate
supply and commanding full prices, while
other descriptions ruled in favor Of buyers,
without any quotable variation. Mid
ding leaned to our outside figures for
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
ERW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, /
WHI-RsnAY ErRSrNH NaNanihar Ii la.n


The market to-day was perhaps more than
usually quiet. The demand Tor discounts
was moderate at the banks, which generally
absorbed all good paper offered. On the
street the inquiry was limited, and eligible
paper in demand. Rates were easier, but
without quotable change. The demand for
cash gold still maintained the price above
the New York market, but the difference
was less than previously. Silver was also
reported scarce and high. Foreign and
domestic exchange were in good supply and
higher. The movement. however con-
tinues moderate, considering the extent OF
the cotton movement. Some sales were re-
ported in stocks and securities, with no
material change in quotations, except in
now State consois, which are quoted at a
slight advance.
We continue to quote collateral loans
and first class commercial signatures at
l00l2 " cent b annum discount; AL do
at 1OlA y cent y month, and second
grade at lla O.. First class mortgages
continue to rule at 10 p cent p annum;
second grade are entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19
MARKETS.

NEW YoRK. November IS. Evening"
Gold closed ct ll4as o ll4%. Governments
quiet and nominal.
Sub-treasury balances-Gold, $42,754,4l2;
currency, "a, ,f4904S.
The sub-treasurer paid ont 1S2, 900 on
account of interest and t370, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts, $685., 600. II - =,
Cotton closed steady; middling uplands
IL 5t6c; Orleans 1870; sales 1892 bales;
consolidated net receipts l52, l52; exported
the continent l7,0i3, to the channel l4l5;
net receipts 8l2, gross 2345. -...
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales