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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-28

The dispatches soon latter the opening
were not discouraging, Liverpool being re-
ported firm at previous rates, with sales OF
$4,000 bales. and arrivals q shade frmer,
and New York quiet at yesterdays advance
for spots, and 1872 as 32c easier for futures,
while sterling exchange was without varia.
ton, and easier freights favored exports.
The demand, nevertheless, was slack, and
only limited business was done during
the morning, after which the move
ment exhibited rather more anima-
ton, without much activity, and the
days sales were confined to the
moderate amount noted above. As gen
eral thing factors adhered to their previous
pretensions for low middling and the higher
grades, especially for all clean, white and
good staple kinds, but in some cases, in or
der to effect sales, were willing to accept
offers which they had previously refused.
Good ordinary and the lower grades con-
tinued irregular and easy. Upon the whole,
nothing uranspired to require any change
in our quotations.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-day's exports)
l66, 1854 bales, embracing 1891 for Liver
pool, q 800 for Havre, 1907 for the North
sea, 1887 for Bremen, 1869 for Spain,
1922 for the Mediterranean, and 3698
tor coastwise ports, leaving in presses,
bales. If we deduct from this the amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about Isl 900 bales to represent
the quantity unsold, large part Of which
lie withheld from the market, in transit or
not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $500 bales;
market qaiet."
Receipts proper since last evening 1861
bales, against 6433 on last Thursday and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-28
The Indiana Democracy Unhappy.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald says:
The Western Democrats in Congress, and
the Indiana delegation particularly. are
quite exercised over the action of the So
called independent or greenback party of
that State, whose convention is soon to be
With the vote between the two main parties
so close, these independents hold the bal
ance Of power. and they intend to nominate
for Governor the present Congressman from
Indianapolis, Franklin Landers, q soft
money man, who was so obstinate in
his principles that he alone, Of his
State delegation of Democrats, voted against
Mr.. Kerr for Speaker because the latter is
hard money man. With Landers in the
field, the Democrats will have either to in
dOrse him and make him their candidate,
soft money and all, or nominate q hard
money man and be badly beaten by the
Republicans. All this in October, three
weeks before the presidential election,
which will be greatly influenced, if not de-
cided, by the preliminary election. To say
that Hendricks, Speaker Kerr and other
Western Democratic leaders are annoyed
at this complication is only family express
ing the trouble it causes them.
Mr.. Landers' ambition is probably an ex-
tinguisher on the hopes Of Mr.. Holman, of
Indiana, who has been the candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Governor,
and who offered his resumption resolutions
the other day with q view of having the
House show itself opposed to anything
like imitation, and thus to demonstrate to
the Democrats of Indiana that he was the
right man for their candidate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-28
BY TELEGR APH
CONGRESS.

Senate.
WARRINGTON, January 27-Mr. Boutwell,
presented . report made in 1872, BY the
chief clerk, to the Secretary of the Treas
ury, regarding erroneous prscticee IN &C,
counting. grown up BY usage or authorized
by law.
Nine Texas Pacific railroad petitions were
presented.
A bill to confirm presumption and home
stead entries of public lands within the
limits of railroad grants, IN cases wnere
such entries have been made under the reg
ulations of the land department, after q
long discussion passed.
No executive session.
The Committee on Commerce reported
adversely on the bill creating tho depart
ment of commerce.
The POstofice Committee reported bill
forbidding the transmission of obscene
matter through the mail. Objection was
made, but Withdrawn, that the provisions
were too sweeping, and would exclude
newspapers with certain advertisements.
Another objection that it would exclude
from the papers the balance Of the Beecher
trials. The bill was recommitted. Inc
main objection to the bill was 1t gave too
much power to local prejudices OF posi-
masters.
A bill preventing employees of the govern
ment acting as counsel for parties or claims,
passed.
The House went into committee Of the
whole on appropriations.
The House adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-28

anchor inside, awaiting . clear bar to 60

anchor inside, awaiting clear bar to 60
out
PAss-A-L'OurRE, January q, 6PM.-Wind
south-southeast, light. Weather cloudy
and foggy. Arrived - Norwegian bark
veater, forty nine days from lpswich, Eng
ter. six DAYS from Utillae: schooner Sar-
gent s. Day, Mcfarland, master, seven
DAYS from Reef Sound, Honduras. No de-
partures. The ship Revolving Light and the
banks Henrietta and Olive Mount arrived
outside, and the barkentine Fred Eugene
inside for orders. Tho bark Punjaub is
aground on the bar, bound in.
vIcKsBURG, January 0.-Passed down
Golden Rule, at 10 P: M, yesterday; Gar
Iron Mountain, at A. NJ; Schenck, 1T 10
A. NJ. Arrived-I!linois, at P. NJ.
MEMPHIS. January 1.-River rose seven
inches. Weather generally cloudy and sui
try. Arrived-Vint Shinkle, from Cincin-
natl. Departed--Augusta, tor White river;
Scudder, Arlington and Mary Bell, for New
Orleans; Chester, for St. Louis.
five feet six inches and rising. Rained all
day. Weather mild. Arrived-Charles
Morgan, from New Orleans Departed
Robert Mitchell, for New Orleans.
P1TTsBURG. January 1.-River nine feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and rainy.
LOUISVILLE, January 27.-River rising;
twenty-five feet four inches on the fails.
Weather warm. Light rains all day.
CAIRO, January 27-Arrived-Capitol
City, from Vicksburg, at 6 A NJ. Depart
ed-Sherlock, for New Orleans, at 10 P. M;
City of Vicksburg, for st. Louis, at A. M;
Capitol City, for St. Louis, at nine o'clock.
River thirty-eight feet three inches and
rising. Heavy rain all day. Weather
foggy. Mercury GOO.
EVANSVILLE, January 27.-River thirty
nine feet eight inches and rising slowly.
Rained steadily since yesterday afternoon.
Down-H. S. Turner, at $50 p. NJ.
ST. LOUIS, January 2.-Arrived-John
F. Tolle, from New Orleans. No depar-
lures. River falling slowly. Weather
showery and warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-28
ConkIing to the Front.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune writes, under date of
January q:
1t is learned that President Grant has
formally signifed to Senator Conkling and
others that he has decided not to be Q can
didate for the Presidency, and has pledged
himself not to accept q denomination. SINH.
lar reports have two or three times recently
been in circulation, but there are some spe-
cial reasons for attaching more credit to
this one. 1t appears that Senator Conkling
is acting on the notifications; that he has
formally avOwed his own purpose to be q
candidate, and has already formally begun
the organization of his campaign. The COZ
irmation OF this may soon be looked for in
such Republican papers as assume to speak
with party authority.
There is NO reason to suppose that the
President in retiring from the list has indi-
GATED q preference for any of the remaining
competitors; but it requires no effort of the
imagination to suppose that he is grateful
for Senator Conk1ing's forbearance. The
chances are, therefore, that the Senator will
enter the field with as much assistance as
anybody is likely to get from the federal
office holders. Democrats believe that the
effect Of the Conkling movement will be to
force Governor Tilden more prominently to
the front; but Republicans here do not at
tach equal importance to that idea, and
outside Of New York do not seem to con.
slider the plans of Mr.. Conkling Of much i'm
POrtance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-28
WASHINGTON.

Appointment Of q CIerks
WASHINGTON, January &c. F. Smith,
of New Hampshire, has been appointed as
sis.ant journal clerk of the House.
The straw Bids.
The Postofice Committee are considering
the straw bids, and have requested Post
master Jewell to explain.
National Weman's Suffrage Convention.
The National Womans Suffrage Conven-
ton convened to-day, Mrs. Gage presiding;
prayer by Rev. Olympia Brown and speech
by Fred Douglass.
Democratic Caucus.
At the Democratic Senatorial ceucus
Messrs. Stevenson, Gordon and Wallace
were appointed committee to confer with
Mr.. Lamar on . resident executive con-
gressional committee.
A New Edition Of the Laws.
Owing to errors and omissions, the Com
mittee on the Revision of Laws, will re-
port in favor Of new edition.
Congressman Starkweasher is hopelessly
sick.
Commissioner Haines has been held in
$4,000 bail, and w. II. 81. BristOne was
also indicted in the Parkman-BrO0 cotton
frauds. Bristone acknowledges receiving
gold watch.
Currency Items.
A half million dollars of greenbacks were
destroyed, being the eight per cent of the
new national currency issued during the
month.
Among the money stolen from the North
ampton Bank, 1450 notes are unsigned.
The numbers of these notes are-bank num-
beers, to JAS; department numbers, 229 Isl
to 229, S55. The payment Of these notes will
be stopped at the redemptionlagency.
Indicted for Fraud.
General P. D. Roddy has also been in
dicted for presenting, and Assistant Secre-
tary Sawyer for assisting in passing fraud
ulent claims.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-28

hand. Good supply Of other grades. ~
quote LouisiaDe No. at "a 03c; COM
404Ac; ordinary 4A404&c; fair 505E
good 81 05&c y rs.
CoFFEH-Little Or no demand. We qua(
cafgoes: Ordinary to low fair, 17k q In
(gold); fair, 1871 0l814c; good, 1874 q u
y rs. JOB lots: Ordinary 10 low fair, III
018c; fair, 1874 0l9c; good, 1914 0l9M
prime, 1914 020c = b. 7
EscULENn AND GREEN VEGETABLrA
The market 10 overstocked and dull Pot
toes are quoted: Russets at 81 250l q
peach blows 81 5oo1 IS; early rose 81 2Oi
81 2502 Apples-Choice $406 y bN
Sour krout is unstable. Cabbages ~,
quoted at $8014 y 100.
DRIED FRUTr-Good supply and DIM
Apples are quoted ut 999hc; peaches h.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Weste,,
beans are quoted at 2Ac; Northern 50 3ke.
red kidney 30314c; green peas 30sNc
y ID. ~
H1DEs-Good demand for heavy; lin.
are dull. Country green are quoted Gee:
dry salted 12c; dry flint 140l5c p lt; dss.
aged half price. In city slaughter sales n
making as follows: Steer hides, 60 lbs -
upward, y fb, 9010kc; steer hidee, unds
OU IDS, 4 ~ 7BCS CUW uIuCbs % GuCy IUUs On
&c; kipe, Is to 80 TBS, 50 l0c; calf skins, eaeh
75c 81. Ok borns, each, $3.50. Beeswr
27c " fb.
STAR CANDLEs-The demand is still mod
crate. Quoted at $50 l5l4c y Is.
STARCH-Is selling at sac y tb, in larw
lots. and &c y tb in job lots.
Coal O1L-Owing to late higher prices b
the west, prices have advanced: Selling Il
1880 v gallon in bble, and 1896 d
cases.
LARD OIL-Winter strained sells at 81 10
oil l2; extra fall strained 81 Oh a o.; Mol
81 v gallon.
EGos-The market il overstocked and M
demand. Louisiana are quoted at 900 22hc
Western 12016c y dozen.
PoULTRY--Western grown chickens an
selling at $505 80; young do $3d3 50
ducks % 1904 so; geese $606 so; turkey
$l3 q IA p dozen. Louisiana grown chick
ems % 5Oo4; young do $202 so; geese $6a
z; turkeys $l20l5 p dozen.