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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-12

Prssasis Dsabis saieids.
CHICAGO, July l2.-An unknown man
and woman aged about 80 and 45 ysAra.
were found In the lake at Mankegan.
yesterday. They had been in town
during Thursday. and IL ID supposed
committed suicide by walking dsliser.
atsly into the water.
Call ssa Msssisg 81 Erie Railrsad
sGsskhsidsrs.
Nxw YoRx. July u. circular
signed, "ths Erie Protective Com.
mitis0 Of London" has been cir.
culated, calling meeting Of
Erie stockholders to-day. 10 discuss
matters relative TO the annual election
tomorrow.
Fire AZ Oswegs. n. r.
oswroo. July IA FIRE broke out
this forenoon In Lewis planning MILL
which was entirely consumed. together
with Perkins factory. De Rosa 4 Co.'S
carriage factory and Geo. SINNERS
paint shop. Tho are Is still burning
and has reached the buildings occupied
by the Hook and Ladder Company and
the Herriek Hose Company.
Miseeliaaeeas.
ZASrvILLE. o.. July l2.-Lewis Ger
wig Of Cincinnati, and Charles Church
Of this city. were drowned this evening
by the upsetting Of a skid.
HALIFAX. July l2.-Captain Richard
Mack and three others were drowned OF
Malpique harbor. Prince Edwards Is
land ON Thursday morning in q squall.
spsseh On tie Currency Question.
NV YoRk. July IA special from
Cleveland says: Judge W. d. q. KEEL
logg. Of Pennsylvania high tariff repu-
%tation. delivered a speech on finances on
Saturday night to the iron manufac-
turers Of Youngstown. on his personal
view, and not us the exponent OF any
party. Ho attributes the present pre-
MUM Of gold to the reputation Of paper
money and depression in business, and
said 1t was caused through too rapid
contraction OF currency for prospec-
tive resumption. Tho time ixsd Tor
resumption. he thinks, must be 70.
pealsd. He favored III issue Of green
backs. with tho option Of converting
them into Sos bonds. as the best rem
edy in the present EFFICIENCY.
Schooner Race Postponed.
NKw YoRx. July IA dispatch from
Cape May to-day, says the rice between
tho sehooners and sloops on to-day's
programme. is postponed until to-
morrow. owing to calm weather.
oranwsnsen's Pienie-vseant Pui.
pits.
The Battle Of Boyns will be celsbra-
ted by Orangemen to-day by a picnic up
the Hudson river. and DO participated
In by various lodges Of this city and vi.
entity. No public demonstration will
be made. II having been decided to 80
up the Hudson river instead.
The pulpits Of churches in New York
and Brooklyn will gradually be vacated,
and pastors arc taking summer vaca-
tons. During this season various
churches are undergoing repairs. Many
ministers are spending the summer at
the camp meeting grounds.
Csnsuis Recognised-Nava Orders.
WASHINGTON. July i2.-Ths Prosi-
dent has recognized W. W. johnson.
Vice Consul OF Sweden and Norway, at
Salt Lake, aud Peter Headbur. Vice
Consul Of Sweden and Norway. at
Denver, Col.
Samuel Belden has been ordered TO
the temporary command Of tho Fortune.
and on her arrival at Pensacola Navy
Yari to regard himself az detached from
there, proceed homo and report his arr.
val. Master N. N. Hyde IL transferred
to the Bsnecia at Mare Island Navy
Yari.
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Departures Last Evssisx.

PirEns orsRA Iousk'-o~ihs 10 tue
Illness OF Miss n""e ""!" ~
ih"'.' n winch sue was 49,
was not prodaeed al the oP'ta i0"
last evening. "David Uarriek was
sul,stitutel In its place, AMI in Jenny
L.,uJ." tho a~ftsrpiscc, Miss Firman took
IA. ,laeo Of Miss Mayhew. The play
passed of ~ ON its previous represen-
tation Friday evening. 10 we may ex-
copt a few additional passages that were
omitted ON that occasion. by which the
Of the play was made plainer. leaving
the spectator 10 supply fewer hiatuses.
Til, evening the great Paris, New York
and London sensation play Of "The
Two Ornbans" will be produced, with
new and elaborate scenery and moehan-
zeal effects. Mrs. Charles Eimonds.
who came from san Francisco pu,pos
~" n. asam;ra Mis- Iauiss HaS.
r. I'm a. T., aLlcd 10 tho COM
many. taking the leading character OF
Henrietta. one 81 the Orphans. Go
early IL you wish TO secure seats.
c.,n H., so,,. tim.
-
yesterday morning Jack punhins' A"A
handsome Jack. entered the o Of A.
y I,,ovu in thu rear OF Mcserye K
casey.s saloon. Main street, and took
therofrom n purse containing sizo' a
watch Key anu sen' : M. p,;'
IN. "~a r,a,,sx W.r,ow arrested
u"a a. y;.,;,ia Ia, -.v.n;n. anil he ha.
40 an. whol. affair.
neo ~ s,.".oiaj In recovering
1870 80 ,,,n.y I,,, ,bs nur.s
n,s,,;nc M. watch k,v and breast.
.in !. I'm missing N II has been
,onni by. or given TO n party in town.
Mr.. Brown would consider il u great IA
yor to have IL returned TO him ut
Mcserve n Casey Saiooh'
Monk Sr,Nrs w,Srkp.-Letters adj
,l,.ss,i 10 IN. following parties are held
r. 81, MN pos, o6ce for ndji.
" At w.,,,.;u.,
,ionh pos''s.: 49, -, Can Fan.
y bf"'ne,' 80" MI : WaoaIs,f
a., ns,,.,. s,,.s, San Francisco.
California: Porter. Mum X Sizes
singer. liz Battery street san ran,
s,~eo. osgoos 4 ''s.so". re #
Front street, Sn ,ranssso' ''n""'
sieu'o'u' AasS'
ovsAnAS nv ""h'"
stocknoides mee"ng VI 'no o'e'""a
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STATIONERY AND JlwKIRr.-J.R y. Marshall.
., ~. l,,h mn po.t.o6iee STORE. II cole agent

at the Gold mn Post-ofiee store. 10 sole agent
for all the San Francisco and Sacramento dailJ
papers. All tho latest Eastern periodieal.
magazines. etc.. received ~ soop - published,
and delivered In any part OF town. bians
books OF every description made TO order al
short notice. Gold and silver watches, clocks,
and : nne assortment Of Iewelry: repairing in
that line neatly and well done. A large sioek
Of Toys ami fancy goods. Zee regular sdvvsss'
tItcment In another column. lelo
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A srrrocArISa CouaH.-ln Q letter 10 Mrs.
Charlotte Llsle, Of Chicago. . lady we'll known
a. q contributor TO the Western press, she
sscribes the cure OF . dangerous cough. aeeon.
panied By bleeding at the lungs. 10 hale,e
Honey Of IIorehound and Tar. "hy cough"
she says, "threatcned 10 su1oeate me
but the Honey Of Ilorehound and Tar has
4 ADV friend In this city. who has placed II at
the disposal Of @. N. Critxnton. 7 Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minute.
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NskRs. ATTENTION. Something new. The
New York Life Insurance Company now In
sure miners. Apply at Genera Agency once,
Iooms I and ., harye's Building, virxtnia,
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sr0cK
~larroSrxD pAnr nj r. r. xrArrss . CO.,
Thia NsraiaR.

lHrroSrxD DAHL Ut r. r. xxArrSs {. col
This Mssat.g.
san FRAScisco STOCK noARD.
iso ophir. 81. ~. 70 rs, tss.. 81
$50 Mexican. ls,.. ist. b
eo Goald a Curry. Isl, iss
.so bs.. Z sslessr, sk, ~. oS W ~
iss ssvss., =; %, e,S,n
20 yellow Jacket: ssS sS
Is crvws Point. ~. -
ca i.ysrial: 81: a, a..
s1 k%pir. Mn. !, ~. OK. tx
.D kestuck. itk
10 Alpha, isS, 10
" Csnfdenes. r7k
tii css;oid:isdV Virginia. sra. al. 0i Is,
100 sierra Nevada. itk
10 ses. p.lcher. sIA
80 California. sss. Sk, Ss, 1s
Is Ju-'icr. W
no Union Cou..I
T5iaiy Bryan.l
80 Bnllion. ~. &3S
i.0 aledonia. ~
$50 kniekvrbocksr, ~
" Baltimore Ton
SIS JaiiA. u. ls8. w.. itS
lis Lady wa.hiugtss. ~
10 Dayton. ~
$40 New York, {. IL.
100 bardansiies.
iU Challenge. tan
GO silver Mn. ~. .s's,S 80 rs
ITO Rock Island, j, ~.
10 Original tioa min, 4. ~
To w"odyille. ~.
s., Maryland. sr
lJ FLORIDA. , h3O
iu0 Mint. slsc
3S Andes. ", 4, "a. ts,Ak
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-12

The amount Of wood atprssent in the
Carson river is estimated as b'oo
cords.
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70 CONTRACTORS.

cKALRD PROPOSALS Y0R lBUiLDiNG
SaNssonIc Hall In Gold ilil. Nsysda, Will
DO received up 70 ard including JULY seih, by
the Nssonie fall Assoeiation, said A,soeiaiien
reserving TO Themselves tho right o. irlee,lnx
IA sesn Al The store OF Eugene Bittnsr 4 Co..
Main street, ucld MN. Esysda-
ia IA r. ". CHuBBuCK rcefetary.
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FoR couous. colds, Bronchitis, and all ahse.
tisn. Of the Lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pee
oral
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Observation-Disclosures corn
andsee.
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HxrrRos's RArlSo srAxp.-The hest plsse
In Virginia Clty TO get . rood sQuare meal 10
Of Thomas iiefron's Eating stand. In the Pal.
DAY and night. Private rooms for ladies. Al
The subsisniiai. luxnries Of the market 10 be
found At IIsfron's. lie respectfully invites bis
Oold I'LL friends TO call and zee hin. : ire
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observation-disclosures By the Medical pref
~fessioa. DIR. VIM. Halle Balsam for the Ling
diseases OF the Throat and Chest. DR.. Towns-
lsy's Toothachs Anodyne eures In one min.
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NOTICE.

= HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT ! IiAvE
ills day sppolntsd Mr.. Thomas Kelly my
AGENT tog The collection OF OIL fents Que me
rom properly belonging to me In tho town d
oo'a u" SOL. WILL.
n.isd this 10Th day Of Jaly. 1873. lylo I'm
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TO 4 LADIES.
EnnnArlsn AND ADVICE $3.50.

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
only Into his private medical esisblishmeit.
where every attention 10 paid 10 their co'nIof'
By the Doctor and experienced nurses.
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DoMEsrio NEWs.

rso..L TO rur soLD rll pAtIr urvs
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
OREGON.

.,.e,A. TO RE selD .rlL sAls srvs.
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DR.. THOMAS
Or. THOMAS

Treatment Of Special Diseases Of The gener..
tive OrRans has been without parallel It
based purely upon pathological PRINCIPLES. 70
perfectly saie. speedy and permanent in 10 81.
fccts. mover for . single. hour preventing the
patient from following bis daily oecupation,
but on the contrary lmparing tone 90 the per.
vous and muscular system with astounding
rapidity.
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oswroo. July IA FIRE broke out
this forenoon In Lewis planning MILL
which was entirely consumed. together
with Perkins factory. De Rosa h Co.'S
carriage factory and Geo. SINNERS
paint shop. Tho Ore Is still burning
and has reached the buildings occupied
by the Hook and Ladder Company and
the Herrick Hose Company.
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10 the Young, Middle Aged and ri.
derly Men

Who pufer from nervous debility, debilitating
dreams, lowness OF spirits, Assituds. desire 70
AVOID rocicty, giddlness, dimness Of sight,
syphiiitie, contagious or pkin disesscs. anec.
tons Of tho heart, lungs. liver. Kidneys and
urethrn.
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IooNrmUED FROM FIRST PAoH.I
will hereafter be consolidated. The Vtchs'
berger appears tomorrow Ior tue last uIne'
Railroad Accident.

will hereafter be consolidated. The Ftchs'
berger appears tomorrow Tor tue last uIne'
Railroad Accident.
WHEELING, January 9.-The sleeping car
of the eastward bound train on the Baltl-
more and Ohio railroad, while on the bridge
near Cambridge, Ohio, this morning, was
thrown from the track and badly shattered.
The balance of the train was unhurt. Some
four or five persons were injured, but none
seriously. A broken fish bolt caused the
accident.
To Be Hanged.
TAYLOR Strander, colored, wife muir
derer, whose case has heen carried from
court to court, was appealed to-day, and he
was sentenced to be hung on the twenty
sixth of March next.
Gone 20 Work.
LAWRENCE, Mass, January 9,-The At
Rantic cotton mills, employing 1900 hands,
commence full work on Monday.
Run Over and Killed.
CAMDEN, n. j., January "a Mr.. Vie
Rand. wife and child, while crossing the
railroad track at Beverly, about r. M
were struck by train, killing the Wlie,
child and horse instantly. Mr. Wlegand
has since had an arm amputated, and was
otherwise injured.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Office Chief Signal Officer. 7
Washington January 8, 1875, 4:3S P. N. }
Duriug Sunday, in the Western Gulf states, high
followed by falling barometer, north TO east WINDS,
rarity cloudy weather and possibly coast rains.
River and Marine News
RovrHwEsr Pass, January 8. Barometer 1910.
Wind north.northw west, blow ing hard, Arrived
Steamship Koeln at 9 last night from Bremen via
HRyre, Southampton and Havana, TO r. Stock
meyer d Co; steamship Harlan at $40 A. ID from
Rrashaar TO q. A. whitney Co. No depart ures
VIoKsBuRs January 9.-Passed up y Robert
MitehpII at 3 A. Nj; Frank PargOud at p. NJ;
John W. Garrett aud barges, at P. ID. DOUn-
Katie at d. Wealher clear and cold The
river has risen fifteen inches.
MEMPHIS January 9-The river rose eight inches
during the last twenty four hOurs- Weather clear
and intensely cold. Departed-CheTokee and Great
Republic, for New Orleans Mary Boyd, for Arkan'
cas- river.
CINcINNATl January 9.-River eighteen feet and
faliing Weather clear and very cold; considerable
sew made floating ice Departed-Long worth aud
Reytona and bal z + IT New Orleans-
CAIRo, January 9.-ATrived-Charles Morgan,
from Cincinnati, AT Up. M City of Quincy, from
wreck Of Mande at A. NJ Morgan, for New Or
leans. at p NJ. River twtuty.fnur feet three
inches, and falling. Mercury l2o below zero at
daylight; at ssrO tonight.
EvAFsyuLR, January 9.-Tne river mas tallen
fwenty.seven inches; some ice making. Down
Exporter at Z P. NJ. Mercury at zero tonight.
PiTTsBuRG, January 9.-River three feet six
nChes and falling. Westher clear and very cold
LOUISVILLE January 9.-River falling fast. with
coolest for eleven years; mercury below zero all
day, The canal will be frozen over before morn
ing. DOWR-BOdmann, from Cincinnati TO New
OrlaapA
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

REv YoRK, January g, Bvening.-The following
h the bank statement: Loans increased 81 600 GEO;
apeoie Increased SIS 25O COO legal tend increased
81 l25 900; depOs increased $40 lis 600; reserves
Increased 4 3,8s5 600
Gotten closed firm; middling uplards l5c; Orleans
MAO sales to-day ll2S bales net receipts 1881;
PntuTes closed firm; Gales - 900 bales, a. follows
gaDuary 14N Ola % 32c; Feb vary is JIG 9l5 3-3kc;
March i5kc; april Is "a 320l5 &c; May IGN a IS 532c
June l6 l66I6 Is 32c July 10 23'20l6Aci August
Plour dull; very limited demand; common to fair
extra Southern 81 s005 IS; good to choice do SIS 80
ga Wheat duh AID heavy; lc lower for spring;
winter in better quest; tull prices. Corn opened
n ehadt frmer; new closed quiet, without decided
change. Pork quieti $50 61h. Lard tirmer; IAN
Ola S-l6c. Coffee quiet sugar dull; shade
easier. Rice quiet MOlasses quiet. rurprntine
dull; 81 10 ROsin dull; Soc for strained. Freights
suiei; shade easier; sail, cotton kdi steam 9-32d
grain ll0llke.
OMoNNAT,, January 9.-OOtton quiet and Arm;
middlDR l4hc Flour dull and unchan ged. Wheat
dull and uOminaE Corn dull and unchanged. Oats
Demand far and market firm; 60 d63G, Pork-SpOt
Gales nOminaf at Sl91l9 IN. Lard excited, and
prices high; steam 1860 3.60k bid l3A 0l4o
asked; KEITH, firm at lake. Bulk meats steady
demand moderate; partly cured shoulders sold at
CSC loose; short clear l0Ae boxed. Bscon-ony
limited iobbng d. mand, and unchanged. whisky
Reuand far and marker firm ~ ga,
81. LOUIS, January 9.-CottOn nominally IN.
changed. Four quiet ana unchanged IN ese'y
respect Wheat strafv; No. red winter 8 $50
I 09A; No. 81 O5h al O5A Corn steady; No. 2
mixed 65067c Oats steady; demand moderate;
No. 565k ASA se. Whisky quiet CSC. Fork nom.
hal; 8 10 rs. Dry salt meat and bacon nnminally
uReAauge0. Lard firm and high held at l3kci
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LIvERpOOI-ship OtagO-3oS0 bales cotton
HAVhB-BaIk Adriana Petronella-l7ll bales cot
ton 1900 slaves
HAvRB- Bark Name Leonie--lll7 bales cotton
6966 slaves
BosToN-schooner John u Krans-2o43 bales cot
ton "a ionR bones toAs hOops lo2 okS iron hid
bones SPA horns
EKW Enthusiastically Aississippl--9So hslss
cotton 200 hhds sugar IS eka iron 100 dry hides 6
hhdA metals bales sktns 765 bbls beef 100 bbls mo-
ERW YoRK-steamship New OTleans-al4 bales
cotton bales hides $50 bdls hdes 45l dry hides zee
bbis OH 1901 bba mOasseB 100 bbls soap sioux 100
bbls rice 233 bills beef
TAMPfCO AND VRRA CRUZ-Bteamship City Of
Mexi9o-For Tampieo--3o pkgs mdse POr Vera
Crus-I53 pkRs mdse
Observation-Disclosures Reliance-20o axis corn $50
bblS OuT bhlB whisky 10 bbls oil 10 bbls molasses
hhds bacon hide sugar - cases wine 100 pkgs
mdes
PRNsAooLA-stoAmahip LiEzle-l7O0 sks corn 100
ska Data IS ba6 cOnoe l25 bales hay 4e5 bbls hour
10 bbls oil 100 bbls pork 80 bba whisky 10 cks bacon
hhds sugar
PRNsACoLA-sohOOnsr Mary Bmily-3s sks oats
IS ska 4s SKIS bran IS bales hay 20 bbs houx 10
sks salt and aundriss
CAMPRACHB-Brigo Charlotte Buek-4o bbls pork
20 bns ou' u tea lard 70 kegs lard so 900 shingles
| l4t 600 feet lumber
bTILLA--sehoonerwn Fishsr-lO bbls -four Z
bbs pork bbls boef bbls oil 1000 feetumbeF loOO0
/ shingles
RJATAN IsLAND-sshoOuer Rxet lsiOr- As hall
bbs honF bbs hour bbl sugar bills pork Shalt
/ bills pork 1 Tee hams axis salt bag coffee 6o0t
shingles 1000 lest lumbez lis pkgs mdse
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SALOONS.
MARSHALIS NOM

william H. QulckaaI vs.. Sc
sier.
WU THR UETTRD srATBs DIST
N District o. Louisiana, No. y
enea to an admiralty warrants 70
shove eatitled snit. I have seised
my posses Sion
THR sTBAMBoAT BOssIRR, hli
etc, now nBeled By William N
the causes st forth IN the lib.
The DistTict Court Of the Omitted
And I do hereby cite aud admoia
owners thereof, and al anu eNegl
sona having or pretending TO ha..
or interest IN Or 20 the same 70 y
distiicl court of tire United state
aioTeaaid, 20 be holden ~ the city I
On tha third Monday Of Jannafl y
nAny they have OF can, Why ~
aheutd not he enndamned and D.
prayer Of iihelanta.
Quilted eialss MarlAAfs oScs
DssAeor -, lsIA
G.naHD v1is0t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
EBw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OPTION.
SATURDAY EVENING, Janusty 8, 1876. !
We have no improvement to notice in the money
market. The offerings continue of moderate ex
tent at the banks and limited on the street, and
without quotabe variation in the rates Of
paper d collateral loans for sixty days at 809 y
cent v aunum, Al do at l0dl2, and second grade
l60llP cent y annum while nothing lie reported
in second class on which TO base quotations.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
January o............ 6 ,948,5l8 Is 6l64630 O9
same time last week 2,2T4'i67 81 i4267s %
Total last week 49,. l0,il8,57I 40 983 O63 IA
Total week before 1851 ,043 40 TT6,056 %
We are indebted TO Mr !. N. N synard manager
Of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the follow
ing comparative statement of the associated banks
for The week ending to-day;
specie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. B19OOO
Currency, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15OOOo
Loans. ..... ..................,. ...... 6SSOOOO
Deposits ....+...... .......'.s.. lSOOcO
Gold opened at ll20ll2A, against ll2A at New
York. and after liberal business closed at
ket. Tho sales summed up $1,000, embracing
$500 at ll2t and 5000, 5000, $4,000, $4,000
and + so 900 at i'm.
No sales OF silver were reported. American half
dollars still quoted at l080l08k. while Mexican
dollars now rule g7097k gold
Under the influence of the decline in domestic
exchange, sterling was about Ito y cent higher.
The movement was of moderate extent the
sales amounting to 929,2 100 cOmurIsing $4,000 bill
of ls2lng at =; 1850 90 at IS 39ki 6 1900 and
e2O0O do at SIS 10; 10000 do at IS 4hhi 10000
do at &5 40kd5 al, ard g 1900 bank at a5 IS.
The sales OF francs included 30,00O commercial at
A65
At the close sterling bills were quoted ct 50 20
as Al for bill of lading and Al clear, and -OS5 IS
for bank and francs at 465 for commercial and 462
"a 81 for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were Of lib
eral extent and, with q good demand, rates were
nearly y y cent higher. The sales of New York
sight covered 325 900. embracing $l20 400, $4,000
and S25,O commercial at \ " cent dtsoounii
$50 900 do at II %; 5000 do and &2l 900 private
bankers at SIG $1,000, $1,000, $4,000, $50 900
and &l0O, eco private bankeIs at L, aud $4,000
do at 3 10. We also noticed sales OF 600 cum.
meroiRl on Evansville Indiana, at = y cent dls
count, and $4,000 St. Louis and $1,000 on
Providence at II.
The banks checked on New York at ! az y cent
discount, and commercial sight was quoted at
ON.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in stocks.
The tales of bonds Included $1,000 and $4,000
city gold bearing per cents ut IS " and 1000
and $1,000 at 35A, which was about the closing
rate.
City appropriation certificates are still'quoted at
4eG42c and Metropolitan Police warrants at -06o.
No sal es OF either W. re reported
Nothing was reported In state warrants. Old
were stilI quoted at about "a, and new about S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, January 0. 1873.
oOTToN-The sales to-day mot including 2OO
bales additional yesterday embraced little over
1900 bales, at irregular prices, not requiring any
change in our quotations. We give also the fig.
ures and full report Of the Exchange, as below;
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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Steamships
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Florida, including Tampa, and vi
Charleston and savannah.
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and none signed AfttT calling Of the
Splendid passenger Accommodation
tickets given to above points.
No freight recetvsd without pen
ONCE.
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