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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Fire at Quebec.


QUEBEC, May 3l.-Probably thousand
houses were burned. The loss is at least
81. 0000 900.
The fire was caused by children playing
with matches. It was under control by
midnight. Several houses within the walls
were fred by sparks. Three or four chill
dren are missing. and are supposed to have
been burned. Yesterday was the anniver-
sary of the burning Of the same suburb
thirty years ago.
Death Of a Veteran.
P1rrsBURG. May 3l-Robert Orr, vet
eran of 1912, lie dead, aged ninety-one
years. He was q member Of Congress dur
ing John Quincy Adams time.
Hotel and Stables Burned.
GENEVA, N. Y, May 3l.-The Seneca
House and canal stables burned. with two
men and twenty-seven horses.
Belmont Park Races.
PHILADELPHIA, NAV 3l.-In the 2:26
class, purse $4,000, Edgarton won, May
Bird second and Gray Chief third. Straight
-2:24, 2:25lt, 2:N.
Green horses, purse $1,000, iris won,
Carl Burs third. Straight-2:43, 235. 2:39.
Knights TempIar at Philadelphia.
The city is thronged with visitors to-
night. All the prominent streets are
crowded, smOng whom are hundreds OF
Knights Templar, with their ladies. The
hotels are full, and many are compelled to
turn people away. Knights Templar and
other Mas onic flags are flying in all direc-
tions.
Laying Of Corner Stone.
BALTIMORE, May 3l.-The corner stone
of the Seminary of st. Sulpice was laid to-
day with appropriate ceremonies.
Base Bail.
NEW HAVEN, May 3l.-CinoinDatis g.,
New Havens 4.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer. ,
Washington May 81, 1876, 400 P. n.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
rising, followed by falling barr me. err increasing
easterly to sOuiherly winds, slightly ~armer
cloudy, or partly cloudy weather and thunder
storms.
FOR the Western Gulf states, falling, followe d by
rising, barometer, brisk and occasionally high
southerly winda oh fling to cooler nOrtherly at
night, and frequent thunder storms.
River and Marine News.
eourswssr Pass, May 81, p: M--Baroreter
$780, wicd south, light. ADVERTISEMENTS Tex.
ans, Lecoy. master. twelve days from Minatitlau.
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NEW YORK.
The Testimony Before the sub.Judiciary


The Testimony Before the Subj judiciary
Committee.
New YORK, May 3O.-The sub committee
Of the Congressional Committee on Judi
ciary cl Osed its sessions in this city this at
ternoon, and in the evening all its members,
Wsship g ton. William <. Dodge, Of the
firm of Phelps, Dodge & Co., testified to
settling with the government for $3.50, 200,
to which were added $2l 900 for expenses,
none of which was paid by him to Noah
Davis, nor one dollar ever given 70 Wake
man 70 that purpose He never had any
doubt but that General Butler had share
of the money paid by their firm. He re-
garded Senator COpkliDg as counsel for
jayne, Hafin and others in this matter.
The fir m was given to understand that If
they di d not settle with the government
$3.50, 600 worth of their goods would be
seized.
Judge Noah Davis explained his connec-
ton wi tn the matter, and said that on the
thirty first Of December he saw Bliss and
eff red to divide the fee with him.
United States District Attorney Bliss
also gave testimony in regard to the work
ings of his Office.
Coin for Europe.
Three hundred thousand dollars in coin
was shipped to Europe to-day.
A Still Further Reduction.
The Erie passenger rates to Cincinnati
are now $l3, to Indianapolis $l4. to Louis
Vile $l7, to Chicago SIS, to Milwaukee $lS
to Quincy 1923. to st. Louis $40, to Kansas
City $50, to Omaha $3l, and to San Fran.
cisco $l3l.
Sub-treaeury balance, gold $37 ,652, 002;;
currency e35, l3, 283.
The sub-treasurer paid out 3ll5,000 on
account of interest and SIS 600 for bonds.
Customs receipts TO- day $500, 900.
A New Polar Expedition.
A Norwich. Connecticut, dispatch says
an expedition is now being fitted out in
which several famous investigators of the
Polar seas participate. 1t appears that
during the search of the Tigress for the
Polaris, over q year ago, rich viens of
graphite were discovered in Cumberland
Inlet. On the return TO St. John Lieuten-
ant w. A. Mintzer, United States Naval
Engineer, chartered small steamer and
went back and continued his mineral sur,
vey. He found large beds OF graphite and
mica. but owing to the lateness Of the sea-
son vas unable to briT & any away.
The topsail schooner Era has been re-
Gently fitting at New London, and will sail
next Monday, under Min,zer's command
and under government auspices, to get
cargo of these minerals and make further
collections Of Arctic fora and fauna tor the
Smithsonian Institute. Captain James Bud
dingtOn, of Groton. Connecticut is the
Era's sailing master. Esqnimaux Joe &C
companies this expedition, US do other Arc
tic voyagers of long experience. The Era
is q vessel of l6O tons burden, built for the
c0asting trade.
Operate Concerts.
James w. Morrissey has arranged for four
operstic concerts 1T Philadelphia, to epen
1t the American Academy Of Music June
l9, when Mise Kellogg and Louise Carey.
Mines. Seguin and Paemeri, and Signor
Brienoli. Meears. Remmertz FerrerOti, s. b.
Mile, Miss Julia Rive, Senior White, the
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me which though uncf6cial!y announced
~ thn rnmmittee OF the whole was not
cs6o;ailv hroueht before the assembly for
action until the paper Of the committee on
Hills and oyertures had been accepted by .
vote of So to 6. The xix eubseq ueutly WITH
draw their dissent. iApplause.
The reply containing the overs1re wae
then sent to you and prayer was onere0 IN
thank sgiving to God for bringing us 10 tnls
unanimous conclusion.
In the assembly DR.: Prime said that ne
had been requested to draw series OF
resol utione, which were not yet written
out, the routine of which he would indicate.
The first of these was one OF acknowledg-
ment for the favor Of God to the assembly,
and almost unprecedented harmony and
good feeling which had prevailed during
ite deliberations, the REVEALS through the
country, the success following the declara-
lions Of the assembly in regard to Sabbath
Observance, and the establishment OF ira
ternsI relations with the Southern assembly,
were also subjects for Thanksgiving. The
assembly dissolved.
Unitarian Anniversary.
BosroN. NAV 3l.-The ffty.frst anniver-
ssry Of the Unitarian Association was ceie-
brsted to-day. Henry P. kidder was
elected president. The secretary reports
receipts short of the expenditures, and the
debt $250,00O.
Episcopal Convention.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, May 3l-Tbe Episco:
nal convention assembled. A bishop WILL
be elected to-day. DR.. EcclesiOn and Dr.
Perry, of Geneva, New York, axe the most
prominent candidates.
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A novel defense of avsrice is presented
by DR.. Richardson. Of London, in his work
on Diseases OF Modern Life" He says
that avarice rather tends to the preserva-
ton than to the deterioration of the body.
urious to be declaring himself from all the
pleasures of the world, is generally placing
himself in the precise condition favorable
to long and healthy existence. by his
economy" says DR.. Richardson, The is
saved from all the worry incident to pen
ury; by his caution he lie screened from all
the risks incident to speculation; by bis
regularity Of hours and perfect apprOpria-
cisl illumination, he rests and works in
periods precisely according with periodicity
of nature; by his abstemiousness he takes
just enough to live, which is precisely the
right thing to do, according to the natural
rigid law"
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Peter Cooper Accepts the Honor.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Peter Cooper for
mally accepts the nomination OF the 1noia
napolis convention, conditiODally upon tbt
conventions at St. Louis or Cincinnati fail
ing to come to desired financial point.
Renominased.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nav 3l.-The Repub
l;csn caucus nominated Henry B. Anthony
United States Senator.
The Virginia Conservatives.
RICHMOND, May 3l.-In the Conservative
Convention General E. G. Bagwell wal
elected temporary president and ex Gov
erpor John L. Marye permanent president
Governor Marye, upon assuming the chair
made q fOrcible and telling speech. dc
said the enlightened and Intelligent people
Of the land have risen for radical reform N
public affairs. Love Of country wac aroused,
would be brought to Judgment. For
the first time since the late war the
hand of real good political faith and good
will was stretched ont to the old mother to
return to the councils Of the country She
will respond to the call and bv her council
to restore an era Of wise and good admin
istrstion, and to point to this republic ss 1t
was hundred years ego, as government
worthy Of the pride and respec: OF the
world.
A committee on resolutions was sp-
pointed.
Alabama Democratic Convention.
MONTGOMERY, May 3l-The Democratic
convention met to-day Sixty two OF sixty
five counties are represented. -Four nun
dred delegates are present.
w. H. Bhambers was elected permanent
president.
one resolution against the two-thirds rule.
Governor g. 8. Houston has been renom.
mated for Governor, K. Boyd for Secre-
tary of State. and Daniel Crawford for
Treasurer. They are the present IN
cumbents.
The convention then took recess
Iowa Republican Convention.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, May 81 The Iowa
Republican convention met to-day. 735 del
egates present. All the delegates chosen
are for Blaine.
A, the evening session, Willis Brewer
was nominated for Auditor, j. W. A. San
ford for Attorney General, and after four
uuseccessful ballots for Superintendent OF
Education, the convention adjourned until
ten O'Clock tomorrow.
The following is the Republican platform:
We favor the attainment OF q currency con-
yertible with coin, and therefore advocate
the gradual resumption OF specie payments
by continuous and steady steps in that
direction.
MARYLAND Democratic Convention.
BALTIMORE, May 3l.-The Democratic
convention asse mbled to day, with John F.
Dent, of St. Mary county, president. The
committee reported they would submit no
resolutions, but only request the conven-
ton to elect capable, honest and efficient
men, minority report was adopted that
the traditions Of the Democratic party, re-
cognizing coin as the only money recognized
by the constitution, and fav0ripg q speedy
return to specie payments. The delegation
ia upipstructed, but their first choice is IN
doubleday Senator Bayard of Delaware.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, |
"WEDNESDAY ByRNING, May 81, 1876.

WKDNs.DAY EvKNlNe. May 81, 1876.
The demand for discounts was moderate to-
rates Of commercial paper were unchanged. I'm.
der the decline ct New York gold wes only mod
erstely active, and fell OF fraction: Foreign
exchanqe followed the course Of gold, sterling
cloting I've lower equal to about 10 = cent. and
francs nearly y , cent. The movement was
moderate. The few sales Of SOCKS lnoicaseo On =
ersttiy active, but we're quoted . little down.
State bonds continued dull and were quoted under
We continue to quote excsptaona! peper ct s0-2
cent y apnum discount; Al do at l00l2. and second
erode 1903. First class mortgages still rule q
SOlO y cent p annum, while second grade are
entirely nominal.
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The thermometer at Louis. Friregio's. No.
50 Chartres street, stood as follows May 81:
At A. M, $50; at P. NJ, 80; at P. NJ,
$40. Lowest point during the night Of
May 30 Coz
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50 bales
at IRE guar prices. part Of the business being at
yestt r0ays rates. and the rest of il at an advance
of sake in some q ades and ~ in Others. mostly
conf ed to the med dunn and lower grades we
adjust our quotations accordingly, and give also
the figures and report of the kxhaBge ~ below:
.yrp1cAu srANDaRD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, June !, 1876.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, June /, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Knickerbocker. Kemble. for New York
Steamship Margaret Baker for Key West VIA Cedar
Germs bark Ere Than lel. wacht r. for Bremen
German bark nsel, Taschi for Bremen
Schooner Fled Walton, Rich, for Pensacoa-in bal
Schooner " Dill, Walker for Tampa AID Man
aztec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Pareoud. White. from Greenville
Katie Kountz. Haney, from Little Rock
..rIVle, Carrick. from Lower C0ss,
Wswenock. Taylor. from Lower Coast
Annie B. Rolls. from Baratarla
il Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Marv Ida. Ruis from Houma Plantation
Commonwealth. Shield. from st Louis
NEW YORK-Steamship Knicks rbocker-9l6 bales
cotton lls bales 50 hhds tobacco 1866 SKIS oil
cake $50 bdls hides 1903 dry hides 100 SKIS horne 200
bbs rice ESQ bbls potatoes $1,000 slaves 700 empty
KKY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-stearaship Mar.
SS e bs el 11s 80 bb oil 60 SSs
grease 60 ties hams 1886 SKIS corn $50 sks oats 700
SKIS bran 50 pkgs eundIs. For Cedar Keys as7
bbs DouI bbls whisky IS cks bacon so SKIS oats us
BREMEN-Bafk Fr-ihandel-1374 bales cotton 2a6
bids tobacco 50 bales moss 1000 slaves
BREMEN-Bark Oukel-88O bales cotton 1875 hhds
tobacco 1925 slaves
TAMPA AND MANATEE-Schooner Dill
492 sks % SKIS oats 10 bags coffee ibis vhsky
I'll bbs doui.5i half bbs flour &c bses nay 1852 pkgs
sundries
IMPORTS.
notwithstanding Marg sret-300 bids sugar
$50 bxs sugar
SAGUA la GRANDE AND Observation-Disclosures
Kio,to 966 hhds sugar 800 bxs sugar Dbl sugar
ALVARADO-Brig Esperanza-lo5 pieces cedar
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Commo Nv ealth-- log bales of
cot On hhds Tobacco 28O6 bbs -four III bbls pork
1888 bbls meal 1895 SKIS 648 SKIS bran 1858 SKIS
oats 81 bales hay and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Frank PargOud--330
bales cotton 2033 sks cotton seed and sundries
LITTLE ROCK-Steamer Katie KOuntZ-l76
bales cotton 1873 ska cotton seed $50 SKIS Ocake $50
SKIS cotton seed meal l6l bbls oil sad sundries
LOWER COASr-Steamer OriOle-Sundries
LOWER COAST--Steamer Wawenock- 1874 bbls
rice SKIS rice "a SKIS rough rice and sundries
observation-disclosures Annie B-Sundries
LOWER COAST-StaAmerL r trAzer-Suudries
HOUMAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mary Ida-98
SKIS rough rice and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
May 31-295 SKIS rough rice FOG SKIS potatoes and
NEW OIL EANs AND MOBILE RAILROAD, May
3l12 bales cotton rs hhds tobacco AZ tics hams 100
bills lime and sundrles
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Cuban violinist, and Mile. Esmeralda Ger.
vsntes. the harpist, viii appear.
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Stock or hand and on shipboard. ........ Il9. Isl
STOCK ON hand same time last ear. ....... IS 652

To-day's exports embraced 2254 bales to Bremen
and GIG 10 New York.
Receipts proper since la evening 200 baes
against l434 on last Wednesday, and l62 last yea
making an aggregate since Friday evening of 1910
bales against 4459 last week and 1880 last year, and
since August 81 Of 1873 945 bales, against SI9 40
last YEAR increase 1874 AIS.
The Exchange kilograms make the receints at
all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to IL N. to day
last ear and since Friday 5000 bales against IL $3.50
last week and 1921 last year. Total since August
3d. AVIS 842 bales against oSoo oI 500 up y, u 'huAs
Reports Friday to Tuesday, inclusive, to Great
Britain 3478 bales, against 23,0a4 last week and
30 676 last year, and to the continent 1859 bales
against 1854 last week and 485 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II NJ
All 5l bales against 438,2I last week and 3Oo o94
We copy the following from the b'ackboards of
ha EychanQe:
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RAILROADS,
THE MOBILE LINE.

THB GRRAT THROUGH ROUTE
To the East, North and West,
Via Louisville, via Atlanta and via St. Louis
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
Trains will arrive and depart from Depot, foot OF
Canal street. as follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. 500 P. n. Express. $3.50 P. n.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Ciucir natl, Louis.
Vile Nashville d LynchouIg and Baltimore without
Eastern cities.
Ticket office corner Of Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel.
NORMAN C. JONES, General Agent.
nO21 D, B, ROBINSON NuDerinAenient
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WANTED,

WANTED TO PURCHASER GOOD BIAS.
w KIT WAGON. state price, and where TO be
seen' ADDRESS oo4 NO. 4S7. my28
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Field mice destroy corn by the acre in
Missouri.
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RIVER REPORTS p. M.
The Temperature.

Below high water mark of 1874.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened 1t ll2A OILS. against ll2ss in new
York and after limited business closed 1t the
opening rate. in both marietta after touching ching
Ii2s during the interim at New York The safes
summtd NJ $4,000. embracing $1,000 It lZs;
5000 at ll2k: 81 1000 and SIS, GOO At HIS eoOoO
at 1l2x 0ll3, and $1,000 at ll3.
No sales Of silver were reported. Small Amer1
can coin are now quoted At par for quar- quarters teIs
and loOk, currency. for half del1aTs Mexican
Unaer the course of gold at New York sterling
gave way nc, equal to about $40 p cent the
movement was moderate. The sales comprised
ElssO0, embracing $4,000 and 10000 bill Of fading
at IS 45,; $4,000 Al clear at IS Al; 4!0OO and
i25OO bill Of fading and el80o Al clear at IS Al "
az" %he sales Of francs compri.ed Is 600 commercial
At 63a and &c, 600 at 4 62A.
At the close sterling bills were quoted It - 10
V5 AN for bill of lading and Al clear and %
IS 81 for bank (-Oss SIN for the oank counte1
rste) and francs at 462h CASH fox commercial
and nominal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight we're Of fair ex.
tent bur commercial vas unchanged. The sales
cOmpred S2ls 600, embrac cling S25 900 commercial
at 30 y cent premium; e25 600 do. e25, coo pri
vyte ba nkers' and $40 900 bank at \. and $50 100
and $50 600 bank a. 81. We also noticed sale
OF s Is 900 on Providence ct par.
The following 10 the official statement OF the
sales reDortAd at the stock Exchange:
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OtV 8Rhe
SO atares Hibey MA National Bank
n, ~ hofnro yenorfAAl

SO SHARES HibeInla National Bank
Il OF before Ieperted) ........... % ~
The sales not reported at tie Exchange lnciuhed
On ,haIes MERCHANTS Mutual Insurance COMPANY
at s5l So and $1,000 city PR MUM bonds at IS
The latter were moderately active, but lued
about \ p cent lover then yesterday being
Quoted at the close at 35035A.
State consols continued dull and were a'so
lower than yesterday, being quoted At the close
at 66d66A.
Guy scrip is dull and unchanged.
State war. auts continue inanimste.
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The market opened under the favor able influence
of tispstches repOrtiI Liverpool hrm at previous
rates with sales of 10 600 bales. and New York
3.l6c higher fer spots than on Monday, and 4 q sc
in futures, which gave an additional lmpu 30 10
the demand and the ea'es during the morning
res ched 1000 bales after which further ira
tons were reported 20 the extent OF 1880 bales,
making a total for tie Gay, as not above, OF
$3.50 bales. Prices eyhibi.ed some lrregu arity.
consic 81 ID Dor ion of the business was at YES.
ter DAYS advance, mt the st at a further
improvement OF soac. confined molly
to the medium a d lower grsdes. The
quotations above ow al advsnce OF
sdac in strict ordinary aud the lower
graoes, &c in cd ordinary, Is0ac in strict good
ordinary and low m'ddling sc in street low mid
sales il cuded good ordinary at Ice, strict good
ordinary to low midd ing at l0ic, low middling at
10 g. l6c and srrlct low mddDg to micd Iug at lie.
At noon to day niddlng was quoted at Calves
ton at &C. at Mobile at lldl lac tsicl at Savsn-
nah at lie, at Charleston at II he at Wilm G on
at llc at Norfolk at lie, at Bsl,imore at so
l11sc at New York at l2c, at Boston At ii &c. At
M.mpl is at Ilc and at Augusta at lOA 0llc
The ExcnaI &c makes the amount on shlpboard
not cleared (Lefole tO-days expoItsl 2954l bales,
embracing l4498 for Liverpool, 9ll8 for havre,
2496 for the North SEA. 2237 for Bremen, 7O8 for
the Mediterranean. and 4o4 for cOastwise ports.
leaving in presses by its account ct II NJ, 2,8Z7
bales If We deduct from this the amount sold out
not vet delivered the balance will be about "a 600
bales to Represent the quantity unsod large part
of which is withheld from the market, in transit
OF not vet sampled.
firm Its auOtOiiOns are raised 81 on low mid
a ov,Af 1nuvo
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TOBACCO-rhe only sales reported to- dsy were
3 hhds 4 and p, in addition to which lou hhds
making the business thus far this week only 40
hhds. II is rumored, however. that several hun
dred shas not have Ssen q 1a
market. &C nsi6erabe amour t has been LAID out
by q purchaser. but as yet the parties have been
estimated at 10, 200 hide Receive d since last eve
ming 2lO hide exported, All to Bieme n and 81 to
New York; stock en- hand by our runnii state
The Louisville Courier Journal of Monday in its
weekly review of the market reports the market
quiet toward the close, and says: The weather
was rather cool IN the first half Of the week but
has been growing warmer since. There have bee
copious rainfall as was desirec. nor has it been at
all general. Plants in some sec ions ready for
setting aud probably some have been transplanted.
Altogether, the weather latte;ly has been Of a
character to bring fol- ward the beds and at least
ARE the depredations of insects. We hear fr0m
ally improving, but to take conservative view
Of he case We sho Id infer that it 10 extremely
improba ole that 8 full breadth Of land will be
planted in the souther IN counties The Tennessee
outlook ia disc ouragnR.
FREiGHTS-A ship was taken up for Bremen to.
and SAIL at previous rates has been taken up and
the asking rates are now 7l6d bv steam and I'D
by sail We have ht ard OF no shipments at these
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool, 7-l6d: to New
York NC; to Boston, Providence, Pail River and
Philadelphia via New York, SC. Corn to Liver
pool, Cd.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool. Nd asked to Havre
3-l6c to Bremtn lc; corn to Liverpool 3d. -four Sc
y bill
SUGAR-Only bids came in this morning.
The market is quiet and unchanged, and only
mall Gales are made to grocers, at &c tor common,
~ for good common, TAG for fair, &c for good
far, sic tor tully fair, shc for prime s0shc
for yellow clarified and 00lOkc for white clsr fed
p 10
MOLAsSEs-There were no receipte this morn
ing and no Gales. The stock in the sheds is quoted
at 38G42c for common 45048c for fair; 50 0S2c for
prime. 52054c tor strictly prime, and 55d57c for
choice.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR-ls selling on orders at
/ n Gov A in 11c tor afad.
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Meteorological and River Report.

The following statement of the weather and
iyers is furnished by the signal Service ONCE
o,ioncd AZ New 0rleanA:
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STEAMSHIPS.

RREMEN.-
North German Lloyd
STRAIN BETWEEN BREMEN AND NkW OHA1xAn'
VIA EAVRE SOUTHAMPTON And HAVANA
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

STEAMBOATS,.
Frank Parqoud. White. from Greenville
Katie Kountz. Haney, from Little Rock
.'rvle. Csrrick. from Lower COss'
Wswenock. Taylor from Lower Coast
Annie B. Rolls from Baratarla
n Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Marv Ida. Ruis. from Houma Plantation
Commonwealth. Shield from st LOuis
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THE figures by m ontt in 1874 do not contain
the Port Royal receip ts to sluary TO- OF the de-