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New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
THE rRAYr AUISIScE IL THE VEST

An ARsiY or THEN MOVING ~ ILLINOIS ASD IOWA
EALEoAD TEtI&s TAEEN POSSESSION OF BI
F.R,E-DAvENrOR AND ROCK ISLAND IN
NEsIED.
CmcAGo, July 1O.-Thc tramp nuisance IN
the Nort-Ng~t stl Increasing aUd IA some towns ani
ctrs the tranp5 so numerous as 10 cause codea-
bic alarm 10 the inhabitants Up To last Friday Il l. cst-
mated at about 900 had arrived at Davenport, iowa.
These rcurcs are probably large bat thcrcs doubt
that hc ranrs are numerous enough 10 great dam
ogc and trouble unless unusual means are taken tO
protect the citizens. Throughout The country the
stsaggors are committing various cNcescs. and making
the " lest demands Of farmers. The majority Of TIE
men pcaccabc but there are hundreds OF rckroch
os and thieves among them. The Mayor Of Davenport
re- lived notice on Friday that 500 men coming To
the city, aud that the Mayor OF Rock Island had issued
PROCLAMATION calling upon the citizens to organize To pro-
tcct themselves and their interests The Mayor OF Day
Cnport at formed extra police iorrc aLi armed
the members OF the Fre Department. II was also de"
cod to throw open the markchou-o to the tram ani
10 compel a found the streets aicr d'r 10 90 there
The DqrenDOrt Democrat OF Friday evening says:
WitAiu the past - hours 500 have arrived here
and thcy have disposed tncn.lycs al over the cy and
lgIr, living north cot ui the Cif
tndi people thrto arr fraiu Of dancer, a. over 200
trami5 are ont that way lying around, and are moro
iorci6l. roc IN thcr demands for worn nnd ~ AIS
tiut arrives on our tNtc sends d0Ioie
squalls OF thr,c ltairS Va nuh'riS NIllnS nom - 70
loo AMI more lhH u not hl nor th' worst we lh'l-
stand that the. authorities oi Rock Iind, a5 last ~
tIamI4 There, send Them 10 tiN
rI, and vel alike. Mayor Rose WI iry 10 nh" some
arU, .uuul wih Mayor Butter Ol Rock Island To put
bopi thi7.
Numerous reports also received of The trouble rail
road conductors encounter nom the army 81 tr.mps
ON the Gth lust Lous freight train eoug north
boarded Boy several hundred tramrs at B,1n!ato"n Al
efforts 10 remove them Wcrc rmcss aud the conductor
isc.tpphri Monmouth, ILL.,. to have some assistance
ready Tor him. TaCfc the cill,us udrd The railroad
auorilcs and .ucccrd,d In abou goo ot thcm
They claimed 10 bs harvest hauds nud sad uoJ were
anxious to r,nch Iowa. Turco urdgcd trimps boarded
another freight train from st. Louis ani woald
not leave until they reached Moline. whore 200
wore .rtr.tcd Iio uihra iu5t ~ unJ il hcdi tcllh
and many OF them made their way Ia Rock lyiaul,
F,s.t.-rithcr with The police ur ciiz'ns-trc mol un-
runmDu, although few srliou- atrdcha lave occurred
Etpur. 90 drpl,d tti1ns und uurH p} tdmpt are also
received rom lhr south ru HId Ut'., iUT I1ns ui us
state Tho boarding of - ns '' trlr numbers seems
a, be- very common, nut ~ of requires large posse u
cldr,n. and hard hght bcoic they can hr removed.
Although tnc IRE ttrr puft ~ tn Of tJnis II ~
ssyt n IlluUis ant iOya thCr advance Eunil have
nlrttdy put IN appearance further norm anl west
Vrpora n robbery, 6g are sure tu accompany tac a-
Hyuu,tfutut Of their hui appearance a. any point.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
ARTISANS FROM LYONS.
ANOTHER DELEGATION FROM FRANCE TO INSPECT
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.

ANOTHER DELEGATION FROM FRANCE TO INSPECT
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.
The French steamer ST. Laurent, which ar
rived al this port yesterday brought among other pas
scnccr 33 artisans from Lyons, France To study the
products of American industry exhibited at the Cen
tenuia Exhibition in Philadelphia. when the steamer
was telegraphed of Sandy Hook the Reception Com
nttce composed OF Representatives, fom several OF the
tracs unions 'o his city proceeded down the bay and
met the delegates al Quarantine They escorted them TO
No IO2 Pfncest where tEey were ent raned at break
fast A formal speech OF greeting and welcome was
made by Hugh McGregOr on behalf Of the Ncw-York
societies and was responded 10 by one OF the ficnfh
deicgats After breakfast. carriages were provided
and the hole pan y visited Central Park. The names OF
the delegates are Messrs. DoscOmbe5 rODd, IL s'hih
T,yeliere POirOt RIyis.e Bcs5et Desplacc Brri Ballet
NJero Parct Bannelier, MDulicT, WAL Marcgue fcrie
P-roi Bos-Ou, MORN, Pailuy, Gution, "h4' 'hrp'
Kartb.UIcn. Dli0ucIiei Dead. COute, C0DlaD.b, fod
Istd ~ayige O Lyons. iiart!u Oi vienna, ana pFO- o.
tt-,e of that City. Incy gwen supper ~ tIe
fv-g.ps al s O'Clock after Icr return iIoiI ne fata
fic ,li .-roun had large IEu, "Hittu ~ Iichfh
wi n tJe wt rus Honor tO tue Fiencn NofhlhKmfh'
Iyarin. tte c5li-e OI the evening lrH<idh hf7 r.
.tv. from Philadelphia, stafIrZ tBat j. HanaubIh NE
nd of mo Iau,5 daey,tc, mad drd ffoIn ~" hrcts
~ Tho Lelt H. weaver ~ ifadt, 90 ycd4r "I"
atd /. ltc- "A wife aud family IN Efaucc ~ =
The GsbFatr- stopped at uW 81. 'huiis uObI id'I
,-5rr.f a.d VIZ arc fCr Philadelphia o-idy, "b'ic
u ~ v.,Il fomAn auOIt ten days IDr d"l'ston VIII
tte1 a divided nto 4srfiDs, IDr tbs hrp" ~ lhhptt
cstad I.c Jc."1a.ts whitman ~ 'bI' '""""y @''''
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
ALLEGED BRUTALITY OF POLICEMEN.

Mrs. HOnOra Conlin complained at the Police
Central Office yesterday that on Wednesday evening
Officer chae Hogan OF the Sixth Precinct ordered her
to leave the stoop residence where she wa sitting
threatening to if she did not. She went to her
ROOM and afterward the officer came 10 her door, buroi
it open when she refused admit him, clubh"d her
brutay. and took her to the Saon-house. Next morn
ing sine was taken before Justice Wandcl charged with
disoIdery conduct The justice discharged her charac
terzEs the officers COnGuct brutal tins Is the second
charge OF this character AZ inst Hogan.
Patroman Herman of tie Eleventh Precinct was tri"d
before the Police Beard yesterday for aSsauting l'm
f. Brady June 20. Brady said the officer ordered nm
away from the pier at Elcvenh-t ara when ne turned
10 do officer cubbed nin, assault ell hnn u,c
ward when he sought for lbs nulrh'r hcIEhn claimed
that Brady acting IN suspicious manner, ana that
he forced him from the pier hut did not cluD NM
Decision was reserved
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DECISIONS LILY l3.

Supyeme Court -Ch,mb mbTs-By Judge Donohue.-
Tho porle &c agt The BicccSer street and Futon fery
R.ilrnad ,ompany.do on denied myidoHne'.n ID sdiosa
opf AZ OK Pratt act. BrUO.s.-Dri'r ~ granted
nv Tu.er NestbroOE.-Baras AT. Blrns-Menosa idlnl
Sarah L. Waits at John II. hatts -D,tEev VI uNoNo
glanted to paiutn
SupsiroI CO,vt-SDociGl TGm--By Judge Curtis
Morrsp AZ. tlrmnr.MOon Tor leave TO sue tur'ei l',,
mont denied ,,hUc agt. Ferguson ct aLd0uJh 70 late
~. snct tgrts u luf denied Green agL rerh e'.r
e4 or.r,t iurlra agt SOdthwortb-Mo;lon 70 o. ~ 10
fIt Ne drrir, without costs singleton at Slh-.o ';
: n arnv,d efsndtnt fOr expenses ~ dtfehiES SUI 10
F,',.t, g,,,r Level Company ag GAP Alpt''.
fnr discharge rom pr sonmtnt orm"f "'h""' li'5'N' ~
A renewal OF tlu proceedings, menoE'Ailh
,on,,,n pIcrs-Spnidl TTm-By Judge Van
y SIrl et Dillon a.The charge 10 the jury must
b. n-.rts. A tIlL
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THE COURTS.
THE WESTERN UNION DIVIDEND.
ROSS SUIT TO ENJoN THE INJUNCTION IN The

CROSS SUIT TO ENJoIN THE INJUNCTION IN THr
DOwLEY SUIT.
A cross suit has been begun by Redfield e.
HILL as attorneys for Watson g. Chase to enon the in.
junction the suit of Levi A. Dowley against the West.
Union telegraph Company which restrains the pay.
ment Of the quarterly dividend Saturday. In this
suit Judge wcstbrook has granted an order to show
cause-returnable at p. m today-why an injunction
should not ssue with the ordinary intermediate stay Of
the defendants proceedings, but has required bond
in 80 900 for that short stay Tho plaintiffs complaint
sets forth that he IL the owner OF 400 shares,
on which the declared dividend is So l00 that there are
700 stockholders; that Mr. Dowley, n owner OF 200
shares he claims Is not on the books sockholder
that the amount necessary to pay tire diyidoDds,
S5O 72O is bona fde net earnings that the dividend
AZ sOor rs declared became vested right In each stock
holder and an Indebtedness Of the Company that Mr..
Dowleys suit Of the course II has taken, cannot
be argued befere dividend day, and that this In
definite delay tends produce dstrust and suspicion
to tine condition and management of the Company that
IL has already reduced its stock nom III 10 % a. and
der the rule OF the stock Board In regard to dividends
payable between the purchase and delivery OF stock,
likely 10 produce much litigation. The complaint asks
that Mr. Dweys suit stopped far 1t res;ra.ns
the nav of dividend and offers 10 give bonds In
S5 900 for injury Mr Dowiey may sufer by reason
" such injunction. -
In the suit of Mr. Dovey hearing was had yesterday
before the referee exJadge Peabody VINO refused 10
give any Information about it, saying that none OF the
evidence would be made public until 1t had ooen pre-.
Led tO the Court
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
ARRESTED FOR BELGIAN FORGERrEs
Denuty United States Marshal Crowley

Deputy United States Marshal Crowley
reached the city yesterday morning having in charge
Bel.ian named Henry Van Hoven. charged win forging
bills of exchange to the amount OF 1900 francs Oh
eral bankers in Llege Belgium. Van Hoyen fed 10 this
country and under mandate OF the State Department
was arrested in March last By Deputy Marshal Robinson
near St. Paul. On SOME alleged technical yio-
ation Of the law Deputy Marshal Robinson arrested
for kidnapping, brought before judge OF ono Of the
nmrIose ami committed to Jail until the next m0raing.
On the following dag Van Hoyen was hrousht before
United States Judge Nelson writ OF haDeas corpus
and discharged. Deputy Marshal Robinson returned TO
NewYork, aud after soTe delay another warrant was
issue, and placed in the hands Of Deputy Marsh Crow
lev VINO arrested Van Hoyen in st. Paul on Jun' Il.
Y,n Uoyen was brought before United states Conm.s-
Soner White yesterday and held for examination Oh the
of JuY.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
BUYING GOODS on FALSE PRETESsEs.

Morris Lalky, Chicago merchant, who was
recently indicted by the Grand Jury Of the Court Of
General Sessions FOR obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses WAS brought to this city yesterday on reqs'
ton by Detective oConnor OF tho DistrictAt'orheys
Office. IaIiy came to New-York IN February last and
bouobt good, of the value OF about $1,000 from Good
win smith & Co. OF No 81 WOrth-st. He represented to
the firm that lie was the of real estate an other
pronerty to the valu. OF 10000 and more and on the
Strength his showing ho supplied Win g0oas on
crrIit Hi, account not being pad when due the hthl
ed the matter and found that Ialky was hot
the owner OF any Chicago property. L@ih5 was n'N m
e3 900 bail.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
cAIFNDARS-rms DAY.

SvPGrME C1VUT- CHASiBIii--N EsIhhooh J.
oc W., ,ot Tho Ellen IA Dobbs agt. Rcyncts
%o''N M. Gf..t'o I5o OclDelu,tnn agt TAO
o., Az ~ -. I,,nrap ltgAsAe H8 len 20.
% prcNs. agt cole i1y W.? Si'.., W ~, ''
81 kcuarty asL van ~ -, - -',r
-, .r,. 20, I and "a IS The Harris WO7i "a o.
Vl'''''o ", W;,rt.U psL hiTs1h. q,
n, Nf"tt,I.'l = Wctt- &c .iausOgd 80 >tIIHtL
steih -.
gvyv, Srsstcvs- -GUngFsL LFEvE flames OCoHfci -
NJ, bnuol-n fclOuiojs assault AMI pht''Fi WIZ ~ ral
bur.lar,; louis Brown, Jam. as hi' n''is ' Nn
Iiin Tlopt, Coonyy : and llrc ny ShAa u ~ ' 80 r'
J. Nr!! receivers stolen goods T. t""IH Nl &C.
S..,it ru laIur,. C,or.e 4ett. concealed ~t40s'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
p4SsENG ERS NiELED.

FOR GLAsGoW-M stcamsh,p sag S1,, o. T,. and Si:s
Juy i3-N fuCh, W. G. Snythc, J. fttilc; ~ L,.us
JOIn Good Irhn iItsheai samuel Nc,unne ~ - i,aus
john Low. alcCul,ngh al ~ Nis'1r Nh y, ~ j. Naut
E kcpu r. and Mrs J. eau cy J. NJ ft.,, t.a,us.
man JANIS Il. IOlortsor, VIM Iton li y" rf.n. rn, D.
bell, Mrs. j. Downs Nanlia Nao A.n.' i wiec,ei. j.
a. " els Nr, F,rey, Miss J. Scncr-cns hi an ~ ,.s.n r.
M Kennedy and Mrs. G smith, Frank "a - 4.
Hosin Mis- G. a hognn a NE i,eO2d' 81, -, Nolyuetax
co,f Ais, Maggie Cathcart Mark peNlh J"u 80 !, a
Erv M uunt n Ihos lray, H., hrs. and Ae-'" 80, ur
"A onions Thns Brownie Mrs. Brv ME Al J. 80 ,h,,
a,d Mrs. lanes q Pcrteou. Jnh1 Law, IL o., ~ ~ ma
A Gatr,h LTuia l. orr Va. rOriescf "a. :, s-a,ns
nlauL M aud Ms. Oh ,lkneI n,oIse rar Niss Nay
iIoye ! : y. trclin Nm. HenloIson M slS Nm : l.u-
ii,Jcn Mrs smith Wn. JO8e-, BenJ fais =, Ian .l
srIi Mnrv aud Elizabeth lIussei. Ei1a l. " Avs h''
AaTY DYSON
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
oFFAL on THE SHORES OF THE FAY.

The Commissioners of Quarantine had &
conference yesterday 10 consider the question Of tro"
ing o into the upper waters OF the Bay II was stated
that hundreds OF persons who visited Ccney Island
Wednesday for purpose of bathing were unable 10
enter the water account ~ the thy condition Of tie
beach, and that tie people Of NcwU;rccht, Long island
were ncensei in 'c,ard 10 The matter mat unless
sion wa Immediately put the nuisance they propose
10 Z nilc vigilance committee and tah' the Law IN
he.r own bands prominent Ct.zrn haS ihrt tdcnod io
orfp fiji IN the boats with cannon. lew days ag'
rife ball fred from the beach entered tue 5Of-stacL o
one OF toe hpai5 which had tAc garbage >DoW- IN ;"W.
Tn. Commissioners intend TO take sJIc dcJh IoI Tie
abatement of the nuisance
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
ACTIVITY ~ TIE rJRoLEUn TRADE.

The unusual activity ~ 'ebned pr""hHm al
tic present tifoo is dc, Il - STATED sdsp ~ i i'<piF
60. g ,t,,.g d deD.nA pof TO !ast tsD yeayr the
,au.r. t,fou out tis conaify baFc berb GoiD8 jiu"
very feH covering tl.4f rsaj1L f.riar'' Hnn ~ 10
within ten days ts L5gst cDi0FsDns %ffe my DfoAne
iug about oneicntb u their csiseI Ip a"'fin yeab
vast the production 81 edH oA b~s sargaesFi ihf 10
Insnd This ysaf boNeysf bFs D0,@i %" -" y''D' 10
n,w oil terrtfy having been sDsue0. sod w,I ~ ne
smaller vells baylng si0ni41 ptpagaf7 Y'@7o buy
ara iaa.ng sAs 11eseEG III Sls Dss +st gh Dyb% ~
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

dpcinp the prce have held of until compelled TO bny,
and are at the present time almost begging Tor OIL ing
consequence that the price OF OIL from ioa cens -,
the rehners claim to be fair price The general conu-
ton OF the trade is looked upon as improving a. r ~,
oyerproducton OF the crude oil is not anticipated Inc
shipments OF crude oil to Europe, never very large are
not much essened, competition exists eAcep' IN III
France which country has protective tariff upon re-
du,d oil,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
COMPLAINT AGAINST THE GILBERT Road.

A DlII OF COHIVIdIu0 I'o 'V011 1'''' TT
United states Circuit Court by T. f. Auderson owner OF
Lot ON Flfthaye against Gilbert Elevated Railroad
A motion for a preliminary injunction Will be argued
Aur It is set forth in tho complaint that tEe prop
ery in question has never been condemned anu mat t.e
titi 10 fe street IL consequently S.ed Ia the PlVae
owner subject to right OF the public 10 a'e over H.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

"You know dat Smalls is elected = ~ " a; I;
~ ,,'nt man. he kln do anytlng he wants to- low
datP why lac fllst went "a de Ltgisla.'rr '.'n sS
beat Whlpuer for de Senate, nov At s.,h ~ - a.
lie great mon great mon, tell yOu' 90, h !" IA
great mon hut he not great ~ Gpd; Le ~ ~ N
cbcry linz" No. he not great tS 90 ods "e"' ~
know sliliils be young Nct."-l IIarpers DI""eE
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

said persistent lalAee 10 ave mnat's Acquaintance.
was born" SAID the victim, "n Boston, IrUmOut-st.,
No A. citand side, the rst day OF August 1870 az
O'Clock IN the afternoon; pyscan, Dr. warren nurse.
sally EeriHmin" Yankee answered completely.
For h moment he stuck. Soon, however, hts face
frightened and he quickly said, Yeas; Maa ctlcn-
house, Low yep
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
CAVALRY AT CREEDMOOR
separate troops of cavalry of the Fifth and

The separate troops of cavalry of the flith ana
Eleventh Brgades and Gatng Battery went to Creed
moor Yesterday to practice long shooting Owing
to the excessive Of the day. the only firing was AZ
the 200 and $50 yards ranges Capt Sandhusen OF the
Eleventh Brigade was in command and Major Manning
Inspector Rifle Practice, in charge of the firing
Among the guests present Brig Gen Beebe one OF
the soldiers Frustrated by The neat Inc ioio"lnS
are tine of those who made 30 points out OF pos
aiII
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
CpIMINAL NOTES.

AZ the Yorkville Police Cont yesterday, John Nc
urroe OF 40 9i East U0lrterntlst held ID 500 -
7r n, lirlol, cu,tns Da1el Tucker of No Jlj last
FourtU,nlllst IN the race with p nknue
:, tb, Harlem Police Court Yesterday. Charles
Oy,rngian oi No Al Srcond-st. Brooklyn. T. D., $
char cd with abandonment by his WIFE ins on 70
i,,s 80 hundred AMI uinci ccntgs,. Ju,uys
FiSwm.r comm, 1t the husbiuc nd security Ia 800 TO
nav he nj : \ week FOR heI support
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
VENEZUELA.

CosrEEs. CHOCOLATES, SPICES, LEATHEES AEIICLEs,
AND uAAiMuCks.
frHoM sV ,sIoNAL CORRESPONDENTS ~ ruE TRInUNEl
PmLApEIpuIA, July lO.-The exhibit of
Venezuela ia Agricultural Hall, though not large or
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
rowpop coLrar CONFINEMENT

BgCbswicG Ne, Juiy lJ.-Tho regular eX-
n.a,a ~ Comm .crnspt nay ,t BowdoIn College took
place L..s iyuA.gH. TIC DOagds voted 10 osttLsh a
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
ToMPKINs SQUARE AGAIN DISCUSSED.

TOMPKINS SQUARE AGAIN DISCUSSED.
THE MAYOR DETERMINED 10 INVESTIGATE THF
MATrER-FRUITLEss DEBATE OF The ALDERMEN.
At q meeting Of the Board of Aldermen
Yesterday COMMUNICATE ms from the 9th Regiment and
from tie Separate Troop of Cavalry asking Tor aruOfeS
were laid over The Mayor vetoed the resolution re-
s3nding resolutions adopted on June - requesting
him TO investigate the facts concerning the present con
dition OF Tomlkins square The Mayor states that be
fore ta adoption Of c resolution vetoed be had sent to
Alderman Morris, who hat moved the original Teaoiu-
tDn 10 the Park Commissioners, and 10 the Controller
cgmun:caiions requesting statements IN writing OF q"
the fact. N the matter since the adoption Of the last
resolution be had again urged prompt replies to his com
nunca ions. but as yet bad received none The com
rnuncaou continues follows The resolution Of the
22d ult makes grave charges agansmOrc than one d.
parnent OF the City Government in terms 700 pOSltiNen
Statement admit Of neglect tr hesitation on my part
IN thorough prosecution Oi The ma ares ] nave
Instituted and after the enactment OF that resolution ny
the Common Council. and after u" pu"Actoh IL La
The urUDgsed rcciSOn" The Mayor further statrS that
ne all con nue invests cations until the actual iacis
a!e disclosed ana " If thy show tai any one OF more Oi
thc officers City Government rs 0r are Tcoloislbc
Tor the things complain Of shall take sucIi acton IL
the premises as may be pfOeE'
Tho general order authorizing the Improvement ana
M by Alderman Shells. Alderman Pnckucy oEeicd an
amendment the work should not IN any way !hi
fere with the contract which bad been made Mih 9lr
Roberts and that tine work SJud ne comp ttct ny hA'
Sent L The amendment adopted but TIE Resolution
was aiterw ard lost, by "a vote OF 10 70 l. -,
A resolution was adDited authorizing tne repair OF thc
roadway broadway from Ihrty-iOuitJ 10 l} amin
ST. Tine resolution formerly offered by Ait hdh 7htl'
directing the CCmm ssiODer ~ Pubic ofhs 10 lay IS
finch CrOun water main through tlrst-Ne from seventy
ninth FOuricent-S, was taken UP, ana aicI cOhSIu
I.la a Ilst.f-z ziUuV u as LOST.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14
p4SSENG ERS .iRRiVED.

FROM UAVRE-In steamship 81 LaArs7,l Jnx a,ssaal i
and Alrs LesivuI, Mr Gu41e4a AIl-h kfaiSa'ns" iAN
New-York tribune., 1876-07-14

ANTHONY COMsTOCK's WORK MPEDED BY DELAYS
~ THE DIsTmCT-ATTORNEY's OFFICE
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-22
FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening. Jan. q, 1876.

The Money market during the past week has
shown but little animation. There is plethora
of funds in the banks and only limited demand
for its employment. The best grades of paper
are easier and in request, and our quotations are
generally reduced. Foreign and Domestic tx
change are in fair demand, and closed to-day at
an improvement on yesterdays rates
In Securities the inquiry for favorite shares
continues, but the principal feature of the week
has been the excitement in New State consols,
which advanced rapidly on Saturday and Monday
and after recediug several points on tuesday,
rallied on Wednesday and Thursday, and are now
more quiet, closing. however, at an advance 3, OF
nearly points upon last weeks quotations. The
transactions especially in the early part OF the
week we're unusually heavy.
CITY Bonds aleo have shown some activity, the
market closing quiet to-day at slight falling
off. The quotations OF the Stock Exchange,
given below. show an advance in these securI-
ties as compared with last report, which IN the
case Of Premium Bonds is nearly e cent.
We now quote exceptional paper at oU9 Il cent
per annum discount, AL do at lug, and second
grade at 12G1S. First-class mortgages still rule
at 969l0 y cent per annum; second grace con-
tInue entirely nominal.
Gold opened at 1l27 .G1131s, against 113 at
New York and after a moderate business closed
at the opening rates in both markets, touching
1131/ during the interim at New York The sales
summed no $4,000. sembracingt $1,000 at 1l2s+,
$1,000 at 1925, $4,000 at ll2IsCGll3, and S4cUo
and $4,000 at ll31s.
Nothing transpIred in Silver. American hall
dollars are now quoted at 1857 0lO6i4. while
Mexican dollars continued to rule at 9312Gt-,
gold.
fennaI TO about lilo = cent?, and francs Z =
cent ceptA' The he movement in both Of liberal
extent. The sales Of the former comprised
50. 100. embracing $500 bill of ladins at 20;
s25oo al clear at 5.4o3+; COCO do at 54l =:
5 42II f7IgDo Al clear at 4211a, 10000 do and
bin Of Of I.ding at 542G54s, $1,000 BIZ Of lading
at 542605. 49, s20,0 900 do at 1874 $500
bank at AS, ana el2O0 do at 5.i51a
The sales Of francs amounted TO ol,uuO COM
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-22
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning, jan. y, 1876.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises ......-. .6:;5J Moon Rises 4:ol A. Nj
sun Sets5:2c New Moon 26d s:i9 A. NJ
ARRIVALS.
Orole. Josephine. Rice Farmer, Wawenock, ST.
John, Nateh,z, Geo. Spangier, W. }. Poltevent.
La Belle, Trenton Bart Able, Lessle Taylor.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole, Wawenock. Geo. Spangler, Waloon; Jo-
sephine. Henry Tete, j. L. Hotge, Gov Alien,
Mary Bell, Garry Owen, Commonwealth, Andy
johnson.
TO ARRIVE.
Martha, Oriole, Wawenock, J. F. Frazer, Wa
loon, ,,eo. spangler, Lower. Coast; Bertha Brun-
ner. Shannon, Ouachita Dawn, May Lowry, w.
J. Behan, Red River; Bismarck, Glencoe, 81.
Louis susie Silver, Louisville, Mary Houston,
Cincinnati Josephine, Mary Ida, Upper Coast ;