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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A HOUSE, THREE 81
w tour story, brown stone. high stoOp price abou
SIS 0UO between Madison and sixth avenues and tt
tieth and Sixtieth streets owners only neea answer
Tie right party will find dcsii able cash customer
addressing BUSINESS, box 17g Herald Office
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uAMBURG.AMERIcAN PACKET COMPANIES LINE
III Tor PLYMOUTH, CHERBUURG and HAMBURG.
FKISIA.........,...J July % POMKRANIA... August 5
WIELAND.........J July 20 August IL
Rates OF passage TO Plymouth London. Chernourg.
Hamburg ana all points III England, scotland and
Wales
Cabin first saloon, gold 500
Calm second saloon gold 81
Steerage .......... .................. 30
KUNHARDT 4 Co, G. b. RICHARD 4 BoAs,
General Agents General Passenger Agents
81 Broad street, New York. 81 broadway. New Iork.
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CHOICE JERSEY CITY PROPERTY on HIGH
~ ground 70 exchange for Horses Carriages or good
salable Merchandise Address A. B., box Ll53 New
London, Conn., with full particulars
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CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
- COmpany-For ST. Thomas ana Brazil.
The elegant screw ste lmshlp MERRIMACK, 20O tons
burden. Captain W. Weir, will sail tor St 1homas
Para, Pernambuco. Bahia ana Rio Janeiro on Friday
July g. three O'Clock r. M from pier As North River
For freight passage apply TO
WILLIAM Il. GARRISON, Agent
No Bowling Green
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OOCKAWA1 BEACH.
IL EXTRA EXCURSIONS
SPECIAL TRIP ON FRIDAY, JUNE %,
10 the Popuar Watering Place OF America
Steamboat WILLIAM COOK
leaving Twenty fourth street ~ r., at ~ O'Clock A. NJ.
Franklin street. n. r., at l0:l5 O'Clock A. M;
Fulton terry, Brooklyn, at III O'CLOCK A. NJ.
direct Tor Rtckaway Beach.
Owing to the great capacity OF this steamer all will
have ample room Leaving RockawaY at . ~ r. N.
Fare 35 cents Excursion Tickets 80 cents,
EXTRAORDINARY EXCURSION
On SATU RDAY. JULY %
The commOiious pleasure steamer
WILLIAM COOK,
with spacious decks ana broad awnings
and shady seats for all
will make SELECT EXCURSION IN
THE FAR.FAMED ROCKAWAY BEACH,
ON SATURDAY. JULY "a
Leaving Twenty-iOurth street, N. r., Mt 10 o'clock
A. Y.
Leaving Franklin street n. r., az IO:l5 o'clock A. NJ.
Leaving Twenty third street. T.. r., ut lDI5 A. VI.
Leaving Fulton ferry, rooklyn, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Leave Rockaway at i20 r. NJ. Arriving in the city
about
towing passengers fine view Of the harbor and fort.
ncatona
TWENTY MINUTES on THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
AND FOUR HOURS ON
TUE FINE BEACH ~ AMERICA.
Tickets Tor this Occ aston viii be 81 each -
for the round trip, and the tickets OF the other poas OF
this line, Tor this day only Will not be taken
Refreshments on board
A full brass Band VIII be present
Every passenger guaranteed scat and plenty OF room
ON SUNDAY TWO TRIPS TO ROCkAWAh
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wESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

TOR sALE-MoUNT VERNON, FOURTEENTH AVE
il ana First street. House, 10 rooms gas, water.
heater or 10 lots and barn; $500 $4,000 5000 bot
figure part mortgage; abundant shade and fruit;
best location in village; eight minutes from oepot
AFRO FOWLER, near premises.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-20

| ton, bound to Pensacola. loaded with tim
| Der this morning, OF this bar. The st. am-
| ship Memphis Is on the bar bound in. The
bark Leander is on the bar, and the bark
Rosario, brig NJ. w. Norwood and schooner
GeOrgetta Lawrence are inside bound out.
The dredgebOat McAlester and towboats
Harry Wright ann Wicaco moved the Mem
phis up about half length this morning.
VICKsBURG June l9.-Passed d0wn-JObn
F. ToIie. at II A. NJ. Up-Susie Silver, at
"a. NJ. Katie at 2 p. NJ Weather warm
and cloudy. River stationary.
MEMPHIS. June l9-River stationary
Rain this morning. MISUNDERSTANDING
from Eicksburg. Departed-City of Quincy
for New Orleans, Helena Tor Vicksburg.
Grand Tower Tor st. Louis. Quickstep tor
White river, Legal Tender Tor Arkansas
river. Vint Shinkls for Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June l9.-River ten feet five
inches and falling. Departed-Charles
Morgan, for New Orleans. Weather cloudy
and coOf.
ST. Louis, June 10 --Arr,ved--Julia, from
ticksburg; Atlantic and bargee. from New
Orleans. Departed-Atlantic and barges.
for New Orleans; Julia, for Vicksburg.
The river has ri-en seven inches. Another
Weather cloudy and cool.
PITTsBURG, June l9.-River three feet
one inch and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. June i9.-River stationary.
Weather clOndy and threatening.
EVANSVILLE, June I9.-Rives falling.
Mary Houston passed down at 10 A. NJ.
Raining all day.
CAIRO. June l9-NO arrivals or depar.
lures. River twenty feet four iucEes and
iisn.. Weather cloudy and cool.
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On Wednesday last Ne had the pleasure
OF a social chat with Governor Hahn. The
Governor informed us that he had no idea
of becoming a candidate for Governor Mt
the next election, and that his whole time
was taken up in measures of internal i'm
provement. He informs US that he has now
at Hahnville 100000 feet of lumber to build
100 new houses. Building is going on all
the time: We propose to visit this future
metropolis at an early day. 1t certainly
does not become us to blame Governor
Hahn for wishing to enjoy his otium cum
loses more than che can afford to by not
choosing man of his ability. Well, q good
deal Of water will run down the Mississippi
until the nominating convention will meet,
and both the people and the Governor will
have ample time for reflection. La fourcle
Republican.
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OPTIC
SATURDAY EVENING. June 10. 1875.

NE" ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE !
SATURDAY EVENING. June 49, 1875. 5
The demand for money from mercantile
sources continues fair. A moderate bust
ness is reported at the banks, which alb.
serbs most of the short paper offered. On
the street, as we remarked yesterday, the
offerings are confined chiefly to long single
named paper. The weekly statement of
the associated banks, published below,
shows that the volume of business in loans
and discounts has been somewhat less than
last week. Stocks continue dull, and in
most cases quotations are nominal
The few transactions reported in.
dictate no change of special inter.
est. New State consolidated bonds
are quiet and steady. We notice only a
limited movement, with no change from
yesterdays closing rates. City gold bear.
ing seven per cents exhibited better
feeling, the closing sales indicating an ad.
vance. Old city consolidated are reported
more freely offered at lower rates, but we
have heard of no sales. Metropolitan Pc.
lice warrants and city scrip are nominal at
previous rates. With regard to the latter
we notice that the City Council declines to
accede to the petition of the property
holders, asking that it be received in pay.
ment of back taxes. We also learn that the
Louisiana Oil Company has declared
dividend of 10 " cent.
We continue to quote first class sixty dav
paper and collateral loans at Sag y cent y
annum, AL do at 1912, and second grade
at l50lS. First class mortgages still rule
at 900 y cent v annum. while second
grade are entirely nominal.
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$1,000 at 364; $4,000 at 36st, and $4,000 at
ct 364 q 36k, against 36h yesterday.
New State consolidated seven per cents
were firm at yesterdays quotations OF 30 @
55h. The only sale reported was $1,000 at
55ls.
No sales of 1874 city scrip were reported.
It was quoted at 80 O., shade lower.
No transactions were reported in Metro
politan Police warrants, which were quoted
at -060.
State warrants are without any apparent
movement Warrants of 1874 were still
quoted at 40042; 1873 and previous years,
tundable. at SO 037, and do, not fundable, at
IN 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-20
MARKETS.
Domestic NIurkple.

SLN YofK, June l9.--The Posts iiranc,i
article says gold opened a, HIS. and "A
! the sales since have been at III x 0ll7A
Foreign exchange is dull. The market fo
| sixty day bills is weak. with first clas
bankers sterling obtainabe a. 81 81; de
| mand bills OF small class are strong a
| ~ 80. In the money market call loans ar
:0:h and prime mercantile paper 3l2 j
! Government bonds quiet and steady. Stat
bonds at the board were u lower for oil,
| Tennessees and steady for Georgia seyens
| to which business was confined.
! The attendance at the stock exchange il
small. as is usually the case On a Jeron,.
Park race day. The market. outside LAX.
Shore, Erie. Western Union and Paciti,
Mail. has been very dull. Prices opened
Is Ola below yesterdays. except Union
Pacific. which was " higher. Up to moor
the general list advanced u lbs. the latte,
Lake Shore. Since noon there has been a
decline of - Is. the latter Lake Shore
Union Pacific declined y from the openin 9
until noon, and has since been steady.
Stock. closed dull and steady: New
York Central LOG; Erie 1873; Lake Shore
595s: Illinois Central lO012; Pitts burg S97,;
Northwestern 81. preferred 494; Rock
island 1919.
Sub-treasurv balances arc as follows;
Gold SAC. 635, 35l: currency $5l ,2o7 .sOl.
The sub-treasurer paid out $4,000 on &C.
count Of interest. and $27 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts today sl37 900.
During the week al the Cotton Exchange
o =. . na' Den uhsaIelac,oiy anu values
al sPos cot.on nave arclheH .ae since FRI
uay OK las! week. his shaIp shrinkage
was que 10 inc failures IN London ana Man.
chester ana the confirmation OF the es-
Inmates OF increased acreage planted this
year. In the market for fufIlre deliyarv
! .nere mas oeen yiolens fluctuations and at
times panlcy feelings. The greatest decline
sa1e, q, ,Is weaE Ware 9isS,c h ne .o1at
h;ch GAG er 800 sor we.s da oales. o,
So5 san on c"ntro ~, uei''efy' anu
El"ur %nlI s u lin ;n burer., f.ro,. s,,.,o
q aoaa w g.. n'. as ~ ia'1,; ooutnern
i. be,ter tor ~ na so -" ~. 60. ned. iui!y
,,I, fair Sa,soud spo, eSne sup
no tra;oht ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. a9 ~ III " nress-
winter red Wes,aru. 81 al % e. .. tol
do: Al 3Saf 40 for .rh;ts Westa III ", mn
sli.htlv in huvers f.vnr ,,odere,a n Woaa
AT 3. n s3c for steam Westarn ,n;vod. o.
PORK firmer a, $le ~ for nes mass n~s n,, 10,
snot Jard frms- onS go. I ISs w .uo
prime steam on the sndt. Iottee +;r ~.
sugar dnll and lower Rice on;a, NJ.
aes dull and heavv, Tnrnent;na ina and rnS;n
nniet. Fra;obts firynar. hr col no.ta,' a 9o,.
nv stsa,n II 39d. ars;n 5L 80; '''''A '-a'
Cation closed firm. ,n;S%i;n. ,,,,,n
I'll. nu,nn ,s1u uuiius "pianns
halls. not rsca;n,s s1G. ,r ~a o,c .o'oa5 "o'
En,uras cI"saJ 49,, an, s soies 'n oo non ST.,
os fo1,aws s I'oseu 1 afin SAFES ooVv oale',
SMn. Ii, ~ a3MIHms Az oune - I-io0
iSMo o S:pts 30 isi august 70 80
"a 31f%ps .11 a5o, ~ 10 I-sSc; Octooer
IA o31a2c nocanhn- TtT1liee,, ~ ii,o0
,ar,, - 81 a5SinT ~ ,il. o"If'tc; Jan
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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE
New Orleans, June II. loia-
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD D1STkic.
on June Is 1875
ONE BUN HORSE white face. left hind fet a..s,
wnite, about fourteen hands high. branded !e''''
on left shoulder. -.
Which, il not claimed within five days ana liz
expenses thereon paid. will be sold at puoaMI
1879. at twelve O'Clock NJ.
No. 80-jel3 I'd D. MCCARTHY. Administrator
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ESTATE OF JOSHUA BEAL.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs Olnh{
New Orleans, June 10, ls'''
VNHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
4 In bankruptcy he's been Issued out Of the u 9is
Uict Court of the United States for the or or
ricI or Louisiana against the estate OF Jsanus
BeaI. CT Baton Rouge. in the parish Of ~ ~
baton Rouge, State of Louisiana, adJudses
bankrupt on his own petition; that tn. .Ds
OF any property belor sing to said. bankrupt.
10 MIN, or for his use, and the transfer OF Any
property by him are forbidden by law; that mee.
tns OF the creditors of said bankrupt, to prov
ms estate, will be hi Id at court of bankrupte,'
70 Io ne holden on the eighth day of July 4. ".
100, al Twelve O'clock NJ, at the Customnoule
suiolnS. New Orleans, before Z. =. Kellogg, hegv
s. B. PACKARD.
jel9iys United States Marshal j.
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ESTATE or GEORGE ROBERTSON.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OpNcs'
New Orleans. June 10, 1879.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OyNcs,t
New Orleans June 10, 1879. :
TfNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT ~.
IN bankruptcy has been issued out Of the ~ -
rict Court OF the United States for the DISTRICT ~
Lonisial a. against the estate of George Rooersou:
OF New Orleans, IN the parish of Orleans, state Q.
LOUISIANA, adiudged bankrupt upon his oWH
portion; that the payment of any debts ana tse
delivery Of any property belonging to said sano +
Iupt, to him or for his use, ana tho transfer .,
any property by him are forbidden by law; ina. -
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt,
prove their debts and choose one or more ~
slgrees OF his Ct tate, will be held at court ~
bankruptcy. to be holden on the second DAY =.
July, A. d. 1873, at 10 A. H., at No. IL Excnans0
alley. New Orleans. before William Grant reglsse"
jel9iy2 United stat es Marshal.
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Y AlNBOW CANTATA AND CONCERr
NAPOLEON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Friday. June Is, MT = z. NJ. Precisely.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF ISIDORE LEVI, OF THE
Finn of George G. Wolf l. Leyi-NO. l474

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE
New Orleans, May Is, 1879 }
IEHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
= IN bankruptcy has been issued out Of the d.
tiict Court of the United States for the District
OF Louisiana, against the estate of Isidore Lew
new Orleans. in the parish of Orleans. STATE
Louisiana, adjudged q bankrupt upon his Own
petitlon; th,t the payment of any deeat
TO said bankrupt 10 him. or for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him, are forbidden y
Jaw; that meeting OF the creditors of said bsnL
ass;Cr .nelr debts and choose ono OF %'S
bankruptcy, to be holder on the twenty first day
OF June, a. d. 1875 at IL NJ. at the Customhous
ouilong, New Orleans. before C. s. Kellogg regis
Ter. s. Z. PACKARD,
my2D ie20 TIT +od Staten MarshA.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Rena1ntns In the New Orleans Postoflce
June 20, 1875.
Office hour On Sundays from 10 A. N. to IL NJ.
PEI sons cahn'.t or these letters will please say
81 4 dive, tjsed :" an give date.
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COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, June 70, 1875.
CorroN-The sales to-day mot including
any yesterday, when the actual business
was little over 1850 bales) embraced 1000
bales, mostly of the better gu alities at full
prices. rendering it proper for us to drop
the inside figures for middling and the
higher grades. We give also the figures and
full report of the Exchange, as below:
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NOTARIES.

A HERO. a.,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND OoUnssI0nn % DE
OnoA Ne. ~ Oommorolal e100N
1879 ,.ese.;ss WITH s'sss''A' ~ - -
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sudden Death

"a tae man named Clark, formerly o
Sbo noIpe Is; OF the lighthouse A. employed
board ~ a!eo suddenly of heart d I;oashwest
Sbsnno0O,,. small sloop in fro nise a on
noon. Decs s.ose; on last Wedneed.vv " .f mr.
Brashear Tsse vas we'll known S. S, or
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MEMOIR ANDA.
By TeleCranhl
ADJUSTMENTS.

NV
VARIETIES THEATRE.
BeI eft Of the
LOUISIANA RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF Hs
For the Poor Of the STATE.
By rHI
dAERICK CLUB.
On Friday Evening, June rs, 1925.
On which occasion win be presented
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Emarse;n: the entire strength Of the Club
Tickets, 81. may be had from members of ths
As ISOLATION or the darrick Club or at the ths.ts
On the day and evening OF the perform auce.
RECEPTION COMM cTEE-Member, of tn. r.
so citation and the Club. ;smm
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LADIES, LIST.

Ames Adeiire Miss
Almin NJ C Mise
Ashley Mary J Mrs
Aiveraz frances Cora
| Miss
\ Ba lv Lizzie Miss
Brand J L Mrs -.
Baidee Glolsa Miss
BAoian Sarah Mrs
BarangO Philomena T 81
Beal ii L Miss
Bently Malveria NiiAs
Bertbeaud f Mrs
Beady NJ z Mrs
Bernard Emma Mrs
Bernard Mira
Brown Mathilda Mrs
Browne Amelia P MrA
Borne n A Mrs
Brown Maria Louise Mi
BlOue AdOiska l. Miss .
Bowen Susan Mrs w..
Bosea Matilda Mrs
Bouts Pule Miss
Bones r Mrs
Brown Pbillis Miss
Brown Ella Mrs
ROstick + lis MrA
Brealy Emma Miss
Browns Miss
ROugues Antoine Mro
Butll-r MOllie Mrs
Brusch 4 A Mrs
Bush Ellen Mrs
Carter Jane Mrs
Carter Mary Mrs
Cretian Sarah Mts
CIiesley r 8 Mrs
Calnmack RenOpan Mrs
CalytO George Miss
tradduCh Susie Miss
Chapman Edward Mrs
Carlin Edmund MrS
Cohen 4 Mrs
Cohen B Mrs
Creswsll CathaYine Mrs
CullIHan Mrs
Cloutier LoudOrila Mrs
Ccppersnith Nellie Miss
Clark Carrie Miss
Davis Daphne Miss
Day.its E.telle Miss
Diyfus Angelina Miss
pre- yfUs A Mrs
Dickey Florence Miss
Deyan Mrs
DoImene Lou'se Mrs
Dinnies J . Mrs
Dave NJ ) Mrs
DOw we Jennie Miss
Donovan NJ c Mrs
Drouillard Mary Miss
Duncan CarOliIe MrA
Duelich Lottie Mia
Dunbar Mrs
Duneu C. Mrs
Damage Pierre Mrs
Deely Carrie
Ditei Masdalena Mise
Eaton NJ Mrs
klder Julia Miss
Evans Frances Mrs
Fry Anne Ms
Freley Mary Mrs
Francois A K Mrs
I lagin Miss
Fassuachs Therese Mira
Fegg y N Miss
Phantom K Miss
FOIShee Peter Mfo
Fox Mary c Mise
Garner Ella Miss
iagnea Sara Miss
Ira h aem Jennie Mrs
Tray Louisa Mrs
Eastman Nancy Miss D.!
irant & l. Miss I
ir. fiji q Charlie Mrs !
ioldeD Arinda Mrs I
'Orla Ophslia Mrs {
iOurulle Mary Mise I
iOOdwin Rose Mrs {
tray Lulie Misc 7
lanan Mary NJ 50 Z
harrison J B Mira Z
Iarsis Addie Mrs q
[arrod G P Miss z
larris Della Mrs I
[ahn Lima Miss Z
learfelt Jane Mary Z
Ienry Isabelle Mrs I
[usack AntOnnetts Mro '
erring Ada Miss Y
icks Carrie Misa y
.OustOn Miss .. Y
God Sophie Miss v
Oyt W Miss v
,ham Z Miss v
arrard James Mrs v
shpsOn jennie Mrs y
,nes Katharine Miss v
,hnson Carline Miss "
ldt Fannie NJ Mrs v
ladO s Mrs "
,hnsOn Josephine y
mes H & Mrs "
teDan Sa'Iie Miss "
een y 4 Miss "
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weekly Quotations Of HID. ~.

,om Mossrs. Hay & Mehle furnish ma no g.,
actnaI report report, Their quotations renresa aUi
bundliD aa, dra at first hands: Weighing
be added orayage and commission have e.
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MeteOrological Report.

OFvlCR METEOROLOGICAL OBssRePyD
New Orleans, June 10. 1873.
The following is the report of the weather
and rivera at 2,i3 y NJ lonof &;,,o % 3,,,.
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MARINE INTELLIGENT
OFFICE OF THE aspua,,,,.
sunday, June sSS1 ~!


OFFlCB OF THE 8Rpm,
sunday June 70, i Ml
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Cortes. Freeman. for New w..
Steamer Amite. Adams, for PensaoassoA
Ship Hsgarstown, Call. for Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
mo arrivals from sea reported,
STEAMBOATS,.
OriOle, Carrick. from Lower co...
Carrie Thorn. Jumel, from Ra,s
Lotus no .. Dannals. from Jafferson H"uss
k,ce Farmer. lOr. from Lower u
WaioOn, Valette from Lower CO.. oset
BEioW-AT QUARANTINE
Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Rev.
ida ports, to X Roberts havana via Es
ON THE BAR-BoUSn
Steamship Mem phie, Mellon. from r.
ultilno, to Silas Weeks &co- liverpool aS0
EXPORTS.
LlvofERpOOL-Ship Hasarstown-sOo, 81,
- Ss ssI f0R eis 1Ss "a cortes-s bale.
tobacco 234 dry hides 2 bbls rice 2 ~o Sa IS hhds
100 bbls potatoes SO bbls fire clav I'M Dbs onona
bdls shingles or cks brandy O1s meat 2O4
H NSS,ACOLAnoSteamship Lzzie-2O0hN.
nail Dnls nonr ~ bbls pork bhla moassas nnur 50
sugar ties hams 10 cks meat 10 baIss sses 10 bbs
corn % SKIS oats 10 bags coffee nay 800 sks
observation-disclosures Amita--ooo -
SKIS oats 20 SKIS bran PA bhs don, an ~ sks eorn s.
~ Dds peel 10 6bls pork 81 bbs whisiv 70 Hour
gar bbls rice cks bacon bbda ave., ~ ~ oos n.
tatoes % bags coffee IL bxs tobacco fos ~ obs 20
dries 'o $50 pigs sun.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
LOWER COAST-Steamer Oriola -
10 sks potatoes and sundries II SKIS onion,
BATON kOuGE-Steamer Ca,r,o
oa aaa oss ose wool bale hides 8 bb D
Observation-Disclosures Lotus M q
cotton ~ head cattle and sundrss 60 oales Of
LO" sh COAST-Steamer Rice Farmsr ,o,,,.
rice and sundries "imer-l33 bib
LOWER CoAsT-Steamer waloon-l7 halo,
and sunGries - oaies mos
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS
MoRGAHS LOUISIANA AND TsXAS RArpo,,
June 1872 hhds sugar bbs sugar 24i sna ,aaoAD
" St onions and sundries ' Polal0d
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE Raupo.n
~ % bales cotton 3i4 SKIS peas lt9 bbs roa, 'us
sundries VIVID rosln and
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND cu,c.co
Road. June ia--a1 bales cotton and sunarso ~Aik
MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph
Philadelphia, June 10. lss
80 +. 4. forke-The steamship Juliata Can,,,
sailed from Phi adelpha TO-DAY "a, w.
Orleans via Havana.
New York, June Is, lss
To 4. Moulton-The steamship Kpickerh,,,,-
Captain kembie, arrived this evon;nr
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fa g, and only report few ss las quiet. feel
s Wea, with good stock of Iisht a. above
oua, Ito, oqll, with Lake at 35 ~: aloes.
16c. LOUISIANA clear, &c: buTr,v ~ IA 70
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RIVERS.
2 RNe Ut
Above low

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-20
THIRD OF JULY EXCURSION.

Grand Excursion will be given TO BiloY, n,
the benefit of the New Orleans and Lousaus
Building Association. A'-As
Tickets for the Round Trip 81 80.
Persons wishing to purchase tickets can e.,
1nem oy applying to J. F. Winston, No. 129 CNca
oelet street. Buy your tickets before July2
J. F. WINSTON, President.
tezo I2s JAMES HENRY, Treasurer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-20

Gold opened at Il67s a ll7A, against liz Is
ct New York, and after a limited bust.
ness closed at liz a l17A, against ll74 in
that market. The sales summed up So, 600.
embracing $4,000 at III, $4,000 and $4,000 at
ll71s, and $1,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at Il7A.
Nothing transpired in silver. American
half dollars were still quoted at lO9 q 1904
while Mexican dollars continue to rule at
-096. gold.
Foreign exchange was without quotable
variation. Only limited business was
done in sterling, the sales of which were
confined to fl5O0 and fl5OO bill Of ladine
at S. 6Sts.
The movement in francs was OF fair
extent, the sales comprising 800, 900 com.
mercial, embracing $4,000 at IS. loo. 900 at
AS 43a4, and 30, 900 and $50. 900 at 4. 43a..
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
IS 68a5 So for bill of lading and AL clear.
and IS q for bank, and francs at 4,43s.
for commercial and 10 for bank.
The sales of stocks included $50 shares
Lamm's Fireless Engine Company at So IS.
and 100 Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
pany at -.
City bonds were higher for all classes
except old consolidated. which we're offered
more freely and at lower rates. The sales
included 5000 old currency seven per cents,
with March coupons on, at 35a, and $4,000
city COLO bearing seven per cents ut 36i.:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

J. NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
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