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A LExANDEE FRoTHINGHAM CO., 4.
Who are among the most successful brokers in Wall
street. in recent circular give the following advice
those who have an ambition TO speculate stocks II
all brokers would be frank there would be less mis-
fortunes and fewer lame ducks" They say;-
An who speculate in Wall street should do accord
ing to their 1t frequently happens with us that
parties write for advice saying that they have small
s which they are willing 70 invest but in case Of loss
thew would be seriously embarrassed or neonvenenced.
smpiy 10 let speculation alone. The pleasure II would
afford 10 pay over large pront 70 some would not
losses Of others-hudson Register.
A uGUsr BELMONT a co,
a Bankers, 10 and y Nassau street
issue travellers credits available in ali parts Of the
WORM ''ioNN Messrs De Tothschiid
ana a.. ommercia Circuits and Telegraphic Transfers Of
Money on California Europe and Havana.
ITpPAsoNABIE RATRs-NoNEY ON LIFE AND
a endowment insurance policies, mortgages and
other securities Insurance o. gu knds enected WIN
A WELL ESTABLISHED ICE CREAM AND OYSTER
saloon 10 Bro9e ply a hgr sae street ny
a arNcv yoR TaR SALE or PATENT RIGHTS
small articles wanted that Will retail for less than
s. Address J. W. HUGHES, 81 Liberty st., New York
MORTGAGE FOR sALE-ssoO. NINE MONTHS
"A TO run, on property worth SaOOl Address H. Ia,
Herald Office
PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS IN ms
ment Premium bonds Of which some have SIX ana some
four yearly drawings, with large prizes would IKE 70
ences given address EhBAEkAssAENI' herald
Onace-
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STATE BONDS.

state bonds we're lower. District OF Columbia
three-sixty-nves sold at 6sAi Missouri SKIES OF
1876 at 1909, do. long skies at 10l4; Tennessee,
old, at 5o]l, and new az 495l.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GOAL TRADE.
The quantity OF coal sent from tnis region the
last week was, by rail-, 125,65l tons canal, Al $50
tons; total 1881 tons against l20.0l3 for the
corresponding week last year. Increase, 3s,6l3
tons. The supply sent from all the regions or
which we nave the returns was Anthracite.
6s5 440 tons; Dltuminous 81 1855 tons total 722 COS
tons, against 476,250 tons Tor the corresponding
week Of last year. Increase, 24e,a5j tons. The
supply sent from all the regions 50 lar this year
foots up oo3 4O4 TONS against Il, 62s a62 tons to
same period last year. Decrease 1,5G5, 558 tons
The decrease in anthracite is l,sl9,s75 tons.
MEMORANDA.
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FINANCIAL.

A LADY, HAVING AN ELEGANTLY FURNlsHEI
"A house near Fifth avenue. Gilsey House ana %
James Hotel would like TO meet with party Of genue
men who would advance her means ana occupy
her elegant parors and suit OF rooms on second moor
every attention given to make elegant aud contork
able home Address MARIE box pa Post office, Ne"
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
SATURDAY, August ?, 1875.

l0:l5 AND ll:30 A. NJ.
n6h $500 U 5 $40 c, 49,. :. l2lsS
llysS &3yOU S5s, l0-40, o. :. u7H
l2U5t 1000 U D cur 6's. ..... l225z
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HNTo SILVER LINING TO THE CLoUD.n-A RE-
IN nned. proud, dainty woman is truly compelled TO
seek loan OF money, for which security can be
gwen hes New York gallant true hearted gentleman
who the most intense gratitude of one In
troubei Address TRUTH, box l35 Herald office
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ITO EXCHANGE-A GOOD SECOND PURCHASE
l. Money Mortgage at $4,000; principals only dealt
with N NJ LYNCH, 90 North Sixth street, Williams
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.

The Dangers Of the Market
Risks in Speculation.
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TVANTED-A COMMISSION HOUSE TO MAKE AD-
w of money TO a manufacturer of children'0
and Infants and ladies' underg arments the Same
take hold of the goods and dispose OF them as sole
advances write and enclose name OF firm Addresa
L s., Herald office.
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ITO INVESTORS -wATTED $4,000 ON MORTGAGE
OF FIRST class improved city Real Estate att per cent
no commission paid. Address Al SECURITY, Herald
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CTEAM LAUNDRY NEAR THE CITY FOR SALE
~ Completely appointed and actively employedg
owners services may be had for 2 short time Il desired
off
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DARTNER WANTED-IN RETAIL BUTTER sTORES
J. must understand the business and take full charge .
500 required references exchanged. Address G. J. L.
Herald office.
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Money loaned on nrst class Bonds and Mortgages and
on Lille ana Endowment Policies this and adjacent
asked
H. A. JONES 4 CO.,
Broadway.
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RIO CAPITALISTS A PARTY TO JOIN
the advertiser purchase one OF the most va uablo
and paying properties in the country at onethIrd it9
value. Address CAPITAL, box III Herald Office.
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VTTANTED--A GENTLEMAN OF INFLUENCE AND
w business capacity with $4,000 to act as presidents
OF newly organized company; sure fortune Tor the
right man. For particulars apply 10 LEO GOLDMARks
Tribune Building, room Al
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WANTED-A PARTY TO INVEST 5000 IN RAIsIN9
w fruits and vegetables at Port Royal, s. O. adver-
tser has equal amount invested in land and build
ings; quality OF soil location unsurpassed good
portunty for gentleman wishing to pleasanu
winter residence the place now produces apples pears
plums figs oranges DC satisfactory reference given
and required Address N. Z. c.. los Chambers street.
New York
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VVANTED-A MAN TO INVEST $500 IN CAPITAL
w stock OF manufacturing company this city,
already dong good buaness and 2 take position as
secretary ofsame salary go week; hone but men
OF business gold writer's and with REFER
ences need apply. THOMAS SPARLING, Jr.,
147 Reade street.
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DARTEBR wANTED-wTTH SIS 200, 10 EXTEND A
l. good paying manufacturing and importing busi-
Address MAN UFACTUkING, station d.
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INEXPERIENCED MERCHANT DOWN TOWN So
~ hcits new business connections makes advances,
loans will invest full particulars wanted only rom
parties having positive business pIODpsucns Aod eSs
OAREF vLhksa. Herald acaGa.
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VIrANTED-S3 900 FOR FIVE OR EIGHT YEARS AT
w seven per cent No. city real estate, unencum-
bered, that rents ut 81, 900 a year.
Hermann Il RAlNEY Sic Pine street. st. Louis, Mo.
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VNANTED-A PARTNER OR THE SERVICE OF A
w business man, who can invest $500 to $1,000 in
staple manufacturing business; machinery all CON-
plete; full security tor the money preferred Address
K. s. Herald Office.
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WE OFFER INDUCEMENTS NEVER BEFORE PRE-
w sented TO party with $500; regular business II
already licensed upon royalty; balance TO be worked By
ourselves Address RHIND, 90 Courtlandt street.
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BUSINESS oPPoRrUNrrrEs.

INEXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN COMMANDING
~ about s. 900. wanted in unrvAlled manuiactufiln3
openings nvestiga alton invited communication desIeo
with only Straightforward men. Address LIVELIHOOD,
Herald office.
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JNANTED-FARM MORTGAGES IN fHE STATE
w of Iowa, at a discount for cash. Address FARMS,
box IT'S Herald Office.
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DARTNER wANTED.-S9,O0e IN DASH WILL PUR-
i chase Tor good party Interest in hrst class
Hotel where interest will the capital yearly
Address ii H., box LIS Herald Office.
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RIO DISCRIMINATING GREATEST OPPo RTUNITF
for starting first class oyster business; the great
est stand IN the city Apply by letter to a. b. box lSs
Haraln nficn
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MONEY TO LoAN-oN FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH
WI out bonus Second and Leasehold Mortgages, al
easy terms. GEO. W. STAKE, $50 Broadway, room
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my GENTLEMAN WITH $1,000 THAT WILL co TO
n California meet with opportunity 10 join
advertiser in speculation that will pay $1,000 In three
months Address WlNIERS. box liz HerAld office.
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Ok OOO AND $1,000 FIRST BOND AND MORT
pC.OOO gage TO exchange for small Farm In Ger.
sey city convenient to railroad tor Mercandse
that market and ST. 500 in cash will
street, Newark, N. j.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-04
General TaylOr's Tomb.

1t is with pleasure that we mention the
fact that the long neglected tomb OF Presi-
dent Zachary Taylor has at last received
the attention of considerate relatives. A
number of workmen, at the instance of Mr..
Richard H. Taylor, of this CITY, nephew Of
General Taylor, have been busily engae ed
for several days past in giving the last rest
ing place of our twelfth President a present
able appearance.
The work having reached completion, o
reporter of the Ledger last evening paid a
visit to the Taylor cemetery, about five
miles from the city, on the Brownsboro
turnpike. To one who had seen this little
city of dead. some months ago. the change
that has lately been wrought would scarce
ly be credited. The iron gate that bars the
intruder from the grounds has been robbed
OF its rusty coating, and now, in its cover
ing of newly painted black, presents an in
viting presence. The narrow walk 20 the
President 3 tomb has been cleared of Its
numerous impediments, and has been
widened considerably. 49,.
The greatest Transformation, however,
has been effected in the exterior of the
sepulchre. The loose and jutting stones
have been properly replaced, and the rough
front has been ground down to a smooth
snd polished surface. New earth has been
placed in the cavities, and the summit has
been cleared Of the quantity Of brlars and
brambleS which formerly covered II. A
glance at the scene around informs the
stranger that tender and loving hands have
been employed about the other graves in
the inclosure. Mounds that have not heen
visible for years now. appear under the
shsdowof spotless marble slabs, and here
and there q slowly whitening floral offering
tells of the. tribute the living have paid to
the houored dead.
Having in his possession key of the
Presidents tomb, our reporter entered the
marble Portal. He found himself in Q room
Of solid masonry, about eight feet square
The reflection Of the fas t sinking sun cast Q
mellow light into the chilly apartment and
disclosed two collins on either side Of the
entrance. They were constructed of stained
poplar, and rested upon marble bases. The
one on the left, which contained all that
was mortal of the Kentucky chieftain, was
wrapped in black oil cloth; the other, OF
the left, held the remains Of his faithful
consort. At the rear of the room is life
like bust of General Taylor in plaster Of
Paris, reared on q pedestal of the same ma
terial. 1t has grown dingy with age and,
owing to it's damp resting place, is rapidly
becoming victim to Times ravages.
On leaving the sepulchre our reporter no.
ticed that the inscription, which before was
almost obliterated, bad been brought out in
bold relief. 1t reads:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-04

% a 2sc; medium 200 22c; inferior $4,000;
choice Goshen SO a 35c;medium % q 800 Y ID.
6TARl CANpLEs-Light supply and mod
crate demand. Quooed ct l6h CLIO v ID.
IRON CoTToN TIEs-Large stock and good
demand. The Arrow tie Is selling ct 5Ac
v ft, with discount on round lots. fleced
Arrow tie, II feet, sells 1t 3Asc net; 9 feet
inches 1t 3l4c dot. The Beard g. Brother
tie sells at 5iAc v ID. with . discount On
round lots. The Branch, Crooks q Go.
cotton button sells ct 5l9c v ID. with dis
count on round lots.
BAeoNe-Light supply and fair demand.
Domestic jute lie quoted at Wholesale ct
l3Ae, and is retailing at 13ls q lao v yard;
India at Wholesale at l0lec, and at retail
like.
GUNNY BASs-None here. They would
command l5e in bales and l6c piece re-
sewed.
PouLrRY-western grown chickens sell
ct S505 SO; young. do % 5004 80; ducks
% 5O04 so; geese &c al; turkeys SO so y
dozen. Louisiana grown chickens u 30 ,;
young 1928; ducks e. 50; geese s6; turkeys
EGGs-Liberal supply and dull. Western
are quoted at 20 $50, and Louisiana 9la @
25c " dozen.
SALT-The stock on haudl is more than
ample, the receipts since the fret arrival of
the season being qui.e large, amounting to
OU,UUU SACKS, Wnlle tDal On bne way ClohTtu
for this market amounts to $4,000 sacke, to
which is to be added the several cargoes
loading and to sail. On the other hand the
demand has been quite small, owing to the
hign rate of freights paid for shipments on
ell the tributaries, caused by extreme low
water, and the prevalence to an alarming
extent of the hog cholera, owing to which
fact limited sales were made to packers
with difficulty, and then only after making
concessions on the prevailing prices. As
to supply, the prospect 10 the market will
be oyerstccked., Cargo prices have been con.
tnuslly declining IA, 700 sseks Liverpool
coarse sold to arrive ct $50, since which
$500 Liverpool coarse sold at 92c. OF two
cargoes now offering 90c has been named
on one, no offer being submitted as yet on
the ether. Dealers are selling coarse at
81 050l OH; fine 81 80 IS u sack. An
understandable cargo, Weighing only 100
fts, is being retailed at Sc less than above
rates, but full weight is selling at the above
prices. Turks Island is quoted at 750sOo
y bag Of two bushels. When taken at
warehouse reduction is made for drayage.
Table salt in pockets sells at 206c each. as
in size.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-04
TooNrnuED FROM FIRST pAer.l
press the rebellion, and that the great pow
Era will sanction the Intervention of Austria.
Failed.

press the rebellion, and that the great pow
era will sanction the Intervention OF Austria.
Failed.
G. A. Win g. Co. have failed. Liabilities
$500, 900.
John James Romeldsen & Son, West India
merchants, failed. Liabi lities $3.50, 600.
The Bankrupt Bowles Brothers.
Next spring an application will be made
in the court of bankruptcy for the con-
firmation of the scheme OF settlement ar
ranged among the creditors of Bowles
Brothere, the American bankers, involving
the amalgamation of all assets into q COM
mon fund, and the resumption of busine So
by Charles Bowles under the etyle OF
Bowles Brothers & Co. he giving bonds for
the full payment of debts, and an opposing
litigation to cease. The registrar made, an
order subject to the production of q deed
embodyipg the terms Of arrangement and
form Of the proposed bond.
Carlist Leaders in Disgrace.
MADRID, November 3-Saballs, having
returned to Spain, was arrested by the Gar
lists. Saballs and Dorregarry will be tried
for the late disasteIsto the Carlist cause.
Military Movements.
The CroniStd announces that the King
will take command of the northern army
early in December.
An unofficial dispatch frem General Mar
tinez Campos is published, stating the last
of the Carlist rebels in Catalonia, number
ing $50, including six commanders, have
asked for amnesty.
the pacitcation of the province is report
ed complete.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-04

General Cseek,, commander of the Do
mind that war with the Sioux and other
Indian tsibss 10 coming this vinter, and hes
prepared for it by collecting and drilling
upward of 800 pack animals, with which TO
tfsnspeft supplies for the troops. His plan
10, - soon q the war breaks ont, to load
these snimsls with supplies for large body
Of cavalry tbas will Be ssut to chaetise the
Indiana. Each pack animal q soon ~ the
pack load has been used up, is to be killed,
then falling into possessioa Of the Indians.
The csvslry are then to keep. up rapid
pursuit Of The Indians, and when they can
NO longer obtAin food they are TO kill . suf-
acisnt nunbsr Of cavalry horses to furnish
them with sustenanee. the pursuit to be
Kept up until the wsrlike Indiana are over.
st&&zx u tkt1V V6fSpJd. = ,'-a.sa
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COURT RECORD.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1875.


Supreme Court.
Presept-Justices Taliaferro, Howe II and
Morgan.
Julian Michel, Esq was found qualified
to practice ae notary public tor the parish
Of Orleans.
Ernest T. Florance, Esq, of Orleans, was
admitted to practice IN ali the courts OF the
Superior District Court.
A. C. Lewis vs.. city of New Orleans.-Pe-
tition for arrears of salary as Assistant City
Mrs L. Billiard We. Eugene Waggaman,
sheriff.-Petitiouer alleges she does bust
ness in her own name, is separated in prop
erty from her husband, and is owner Of
property seized and advertised for sale No
vember 3 in suit against the succession OF
one Reinecke. Injunction issued on bond
of $500.
Superior Criminal Court
ACQUITTED.
State VS.. job Martin. Arson. Not
guilty. Accused was charged with having
thrown burning coal into the bedroom of
Mrs. Hines, No. 60 Girod street, at the resi-
dence of his mother.
MOTION ovERRULgD.
State vs.. w. L. Thompson.
under color of office. Motion for arrest of
Judgment overruled.
SENTENCE.
Extortion, eto.-W. l.. Thompson, fifth
Justice of the peace, convicted October 81
of having extorted from George Hehert 81
for bond on the fifth of June, $500 and
costs, or thirty days Parish Prieon.
NFoRMATIoNs.
Carrying concealed weapons - Charles
Bowman. John Roman, Dave Wilson,
George Harris. Henry Smith.
Burglary-John Vincent, at No. 400 Canal
street, on October 10; joe Raphael, on the
twenty sc venth of September, at the resi-.
dence of DIR. j. Holt, No. ASH Baronne
street.
First District Court.
INFoRMATIoSs.
Petty larceny-Joe Raphael.
Entering, etc.-George Harris, Charles
Keefe.
Assault with intent to rob-Scott Will
liams.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Aleck Thompson, of assault and battery;
John Price, of petty larceny.
NoLLE PRosEoUI ENTERED.
Horse stealing-Henry Davis alias Ba.
ker, Alexander McGibney, John McCor-
mack.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of John Mathews and Pau
h. Ptae film opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-04
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
WRpNEspAY EVENING. November 3. 1875.

NEW OkLkANS sR6fUbLICAN OrFlCH,
WKpNEspAY RvRNrNG. November 3. 1875. J
Moderate offerings for discounts were re-
ported by the banks, while on the street we
noticed some increase in the demand for
money, probably to meet payments falling
due tomorrow, with slight hardening in
the rates for commercial paper.
The daily volume of business as shown
by the Clearing House reports is about
equal to that OF last week.
Cash gold continued in advance of New
York rates, but declined in correspondence
with that market.
In foreign exchange the movement was
moderate and rates lower. New York
sight was in liberal supply, and the rates
we're reduced to " v cent discount, cuff.
GENTLY low to induce shipments of currency
from New York.
A somewhat better inquiry was reported
in stocks, and some Gales of city premium
bonds, mostly in small lots.
We notice that at the meeting of the
State Board of Liquidation to-day about
&390,000 old State bonds were funded. We
refer to the proceedings published in an
other column for an important resolution in
reference to funding bonds with detached
coupons.
We continue to quote collateral loans and
first class commercial signatures at -0l v
cent y month; Al do at l0lA, and second
grade at ~ a.. First class mortgages
rule at 10 v cent T. annum; second grade
entirely nominal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-04

Gold opened ll6b O1163s against lis u
at New York, and after moderate
business, closed at l15A 01l5aa IA q lec
lower than yesterday, against ll5ls in that
market. The sales summed up $4,000.
embracing $4,000 and $4,000 at 1854. $4,000
and $4,000 at 1l57s. 5000 at 1853 0ll6,
$4,000 and $500 at ll6 $4,000 at ll60ll6s,
and $4,000 at 1858.
No sales of silver were reported. Ameri-
can half dollars were still quoted at l090
ITO. and Mexican dollars at SO 93le gold.
Under the decline in gold at New York,
and notwithstanding the advance in bills
in that market, sterling was quoted lc
lower. The movement was moderate, the
sales amounting to only $4,000, comprising
$500. $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 bill of lading
aud $4,000 AL clear at IS As; $4,000 bill Of
lading and $4,000 and 10000 AL clear at
e5 46le; $4,000 Al clear at IS AZ, and 1850
bank at IS 81.
Owing to the decline in gold at New
York francs were u v cent lower. The
movement wasof liberal extent. The sales
comprised $4,000 commercial, embracing
$4,000 at 4.65; 450 900 at 4 Is a 63a4; SO, 600
and 10000 at 4.64as, and 100000 and 81, 200
at 4.63&.
. AT the close sterling bills were quoted at
IS 4505 as for bill of lading and Al
clear and nominal for bank, and francs
at 465 1894 for commercial. and nom
inal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight being of
fair extent, and meeting with q moderate
demand, many banks refusing to make fur
tier purchases after they had taken a GER
tain amount, commercial fell off Lilo v
cent. The sales comprised $685., 900. en-
bracing $4,000, 100000 and $4,000,
$50, 600, $4,000 and $4,000 private bank
ers' at " " cent discount; 435, 900 CONNER
cial, and $4,000 and $4,000 private bank
ers' at ZIG, and $4,000 commercial at g.
We also noticed sales of 81, 900 commercial
on Providence at 70 y cent discount
The banks continued to check on New
York at v " cent discount, while com mer-
cial sight was quoted at " against ZIG yes
terday
We noticed slightly better feeling in
securities to-day. There was rather more
inquiry for insurance shares, OF which few
small sales were made. The particulars OF
these did not transpre. At the Stock FIX
change shares Factors and Traders In
suraDce Company, ex-dividend, sold at
$S1 IS.
The sales of city premium bonds in
cluded, in small lots, $500 at 29lt; $1,000 at
29s4 $500 at 80, and $1,000 at 3Oh; also, at
the Stock Exchange, but in round amounts,
$4,000 at 2SA, and $4,000 at 2S1t. City is
sues. old denominations, were dull and
weak, while new State consols were dull
and lower. A sale of $1,000 of the latter
was reported at 54A.
Metropolitan Police warrants were still
quoted at 7O072. No sales were reported.
Nothing transpired in State warrants.
Issues of 1874 are now quoted at $50
60 for large and 60062 for small; 1873
and previous years, fuadable, at IS q 36 and
do, not fundable. at -029.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-04

p yAePcesisAy stcidsanul,' but certainly slR-
nincant concentration Of American war YES,
sells ON the North Atlantic station, to which
attsntio. va. directed BY the Herald On the
twenty third instant, hes been responded to
by Spain with counter movenent Of her
naval aEpamsSt. Advices from Madrid say
In the Herald-vis, the twep ty -6ifh Of Octo.
berthe Spanish 6ecsstary Of tie Navy Il
ipea eederp from headquaftss 6 Msdrd ID
the autheeities 81 TIE navy yard e Carnecs
p get the ironclads ZsFsepqa, AsapiIss,
Tetuan, Vtetesie I'D Nnllda, ~ ~
SwsodAa sesaeh not t91ssdis&sly nsedsl q
sad eeouna ahe epa.ieh ssest Isndy II ssrl