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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

NEW YoaK. November Is, Rvening:-Mcney closed
at N 03. sterling - 81. 6oid l09 0l09k Govern
ments dull and Liver: new fvrs Jpn. states
Out It and nOmiual; Louisiana cODsols So q SO.
Bank statement - Loans. decrease 81 625 600;
81. Gle, increase 600 oOo legal tenders. d.
6875 Oo0 depo-ifs, declease $3.50 900; re-eive.
Increase $500 900
CottOn-Net receipts lots bslss. gross 646a.
Futures closed Iely steady: sales - SO bales.
Move mber " i6e; Decemb+r IL 1902 Sc; Jan.
usry IL l,3'c; February u II &c; March u ll-I6
0l2 332c; April l2t OH % 32r 10 Bob i6r;
June L 1913 32r; July l3 1908 II Sac, August
- 1882 0l3 7.l6c.
Cotton q, m; sales 1894 bales; u'ddHng uplsnds
l2c: Orleans IL Ice; consolidated net receipts
6867s bale q exports to Great Rritain l7o67 bales;
TO France 1890 Dsles.
-Four without important change. Light bus're esq
doing: IS 4O06 60: common TO fair extra 6outht IN
Sc 6s68 IS Whest quiet; prices g. morally With:
out decided chaaEs: Com tu y 10 lover. Q q
and home use quite mcdsrAtes 57k a6oc for un-
graded West. mixed; 51o Tor elbow Southern on
COCK. OAts dull and . shsde lower. Pork dull;
SIS s7A0l! tor meas: seller AL tho year slo is.
Lard-Spot heavy ard dull; futurrs 10 ser pamo
steam. spot. 10 1solo3oc asked. Coffee quiet and
6ra. eugar quiet aid very firm. Rice gu ct.
Molasses 9oet- rurpentine STEADY. Resin quiet
frsiGhts 6rmer for grain.
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stationary OF lower Temperature falling. followed
By rising bssomstsr and partly q 'udv weather.
to s.u,hwest winds. warm 10 GEAR OF patty clear
For tennessee and the Ohio vs'ley. falling. TO-.
lowed BY rising barometer, stationary OF lower
Temperature, iorthwest winds. partly cloudy
For the Middle States, falling barometer. dimiu ..
onsry or higher Temperature and elouay weather
with rain or snow.
River asA Marine News.
souvawBsf PASS November decentralization
Dnadss, 70 master; chip Marcia c Day Chasr.
6fts seven da 70 from d IRE lilies 10 masts :; birss
Gustavo ard Osear Kr mm-; mater. htty i've
McHenr,, mater. forty tw. days f;om L.ve.-
pool. TO master; Italian bark Virginia B,ena!i:
ship Lucy A EirkIes. N,ckles. nests thirty, elk
day Q from BAvr~, t. master, for O.dere steamship
New Orleans. At $50 A. NJ b arbo' n. mater fr, m
New York, to 4. Moulton: BIRTHS sti Flying Poam.
master; Bdtish ship Mag IRA. Pic. ard. mas'er.
forgive days from Rio Jsaeilo 10 ma ter; britis
ship Hahne UamD. Thompson, ma ter. sixty days
bark B en-, Hansen, master. dfty-.even days firm
Lsndsn, tor orders. to master. Sailed-Stesmsbi ~
Hanover. Line Star aud Cordovs; ship Co.umbis
vIoKsBuRG. November IS River fel thvee inches.
Fase.d oown-John Ho~art, p H.; Fanny Ia um,
Ksti a. n: City OF Alton. ii r NJ. up-araud
Republic. P. H.; City Of Helena. 10 a. NJ; Par
gould, noon.
WanPHm, November 2s.-River falling slowly.
Weather clear and pl asant. Arrved-Msun ~. lie,
ArkaI river. Lepart-d-Ruih. While river:
81 Gen.viese,. 81. Louis; Golden Rule. Bee and
barges New Url. an; Parker Ciaci mai.
CINCINNATI, November Is River sixteen feet
thrte inch-a and r,si <. pAte3-ScheLck, Now
OIL aas. Weather cloudy and cool
P.rr.sURs. November rs River six fest I've
inches and falling.
CAIRO. November 5.-Arrivsd-Comnonwealth
New orleans, miongh; Leopard, New leans. S
p NJ. Departed -Msude, vicksourg. 9P. b., Yes
terday; Conmonwealt, st. Louis. l A. NJ: J. W.
8P NJ. River ten feet three inches and falling.
Gather fair and cool.
LOUISVILLE, November 25.-Ws ather clear and
COOL River rising; seven fest Geven inches in the
canal
ST. LOUIS, November 25.-Arrived- Utah. New
Orleans. Departed Capitol CITY. Vicksbur4: Flu.
ture CITY and harges New O!l-ans. River iRlien
two inches. Weather cloudy and cool.
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Tho New York Returning Beard Ha
Completed its Labors.

Tho New York Returniug Beard Has
Completed its Labors.
ALBANY, November 25-The Board OF
State Csnvassers has completed it's lsb0rs
The footings of the vote cast for p-esi
Dental electors are: Democratic, 522, 6l2
Republican, 489 SAT. The majority fol
Lucius Robinson, Democrat, for Governor,
ia 80. 400. The vote for the Peter Cooper
Greenback electors is 1857; for Green G..
Smith electors, 1859. Tilden's majority
over all, 28,7l9.
Whore Tilden Finds q Good Part Of his
Popular Majority.
ATLANTA, November IS -Tilden's official
majority in Georgia is 81 ,l8l.
Strikers In Court.
ST. LOUIS. November 25.-Eight of the
striking engineers and fremen of tho St.
Louis and Cairo narrow gAuge road are
held tor malicious destruction of property,
detention of tho mail, and assault with in.
tent to kill.
Death Of Q Navy Omcer.
MEMPHIS, November 25.-A telegram from
Columbu Ohio, announces the death on 9
train yesterday of Captain Paul Shirley,
United States navy. The deceased was en-
route to this city to visit his sister, Mrs.
Rice. His remains will be taken to Nash.
Vile for interment.
Under the Wheels.
HUDSON, N. Y. November 25.-A Harlem
train ran over and killed two tramps.
A Shipwrecked Crew.
BALTIMORE, November 25.-The steam.
ship America, from Savannah, brought here
the crew of the shipwrecked brig Mary G,
Boswell from Satilla river, bound for Rich.
mond with lumber. The crew had been
forty.elght hours in small boats whom
picked up.
A Cloth Factory Burned.
NEWARK, November 25-The loss by the
burning OF Aeha & Huses' ensmeled cloth
factory is $4,000.
Burned &C Sea.
HALIFAX, November 25.-It is reported
tbs steamer Alpha, before reported rs on
fro at Cape Sable. will be total wreck.
The Methodists.
PHILADELPHIA, November 25.-The gen.
erxi committee on church extension OF tho
Ne, hodist Episcopal Church. after dispos-
ing of the business on hand, cOnclued their
annual session this morning.
Probabilities.
WA1 D1PA11H11,l
once Chief signal OMesF,
Warrington, November =. lS76-A3o r. ny
For the South Atlantic States, westerly WfadAt
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by TELE G RAP H
THE. SITUATION.
-rse Florida Canvassers - Meet On
Monday.

-r>e Florida Canvassers 70 Meet o.
Monday.
TALLAHASSEE, November 9 The Board
s,f Cxnyassers received notification this
morning from the Secretary OF State, who
u ex-olicio . member of the board, and
charged with calling them together, that
they must meet ut IL NJ. Monday, to can.
vae. the vote of the State.
TIE Judge has not yet decided the In
janctiOn and mandsmus cases now pending
bafoee him, and this action of the board
aeems TO Obviste the necessity of deci-
siou. as this will be doing precise ly what
aho Democratic managers prayed the court
to command be done.
The board will admit Q committee OF i've
from each Of the political parties .. ana we ne
.oAAlrnen of the two state committees 10 It's
aeCisiops, The decision as to the admis
eioa Of Newspaper correspondents has not
vet been decided.
The aticixl returns are now all in. The
result will hardly be reached before the
six,h of December, when by law of the
U.,ised States the electors Gel tificates must
- issued.
TAo Sauih Caroiinn Contempt Case.
COLUMBIA. S. c., November 25-The So
ysr~.uIe Court has entered judgment of
$500 fine each and commitment OF all the
m~moers OF tbs Board Of Csnvaesers to
iail, until released by order of the court.
The court proceeded with the case against
United States District Attorney COrbin,
council of the board. for contempt.
d strict Attorney COrbin, counsel for the
Board Ut Canvsssers, dieclaimed anv inten.
tional contempt aud asked until Monday.
The court is now occupied with the argu-
Rent on the electoral vote.
The Decision.
Tho Supreme Court this evening took
- IL Aha
Board Of state Csnvassers to make COM
parison returns with the county canvsssers
;and the returns Of precinct managers in
tho cases of presidential electors. and will
render Q decision Monday. The court de-
nlined to issue an order giving certificates
70 the members of the Legislature from
KdgeGeld and Lsurens counties, refused by
tho board, but stated that such members
coald obtain y copy Of The record from the
clerk of the court, which would be equi-
valent to Q certificate.
Locked Up.
The nembers Ut the Board of Canvsssers
who were constructively arrested this
zsorning, reported at the jail this evening.
whore they are now confined. The names
ere: F. L. CsrdOzs, Treasurer; T. Z. Dunn,
Comptroller General: William Stone, Attor-
ny General; H E Hsyne. Secretary of
state, aud H. w. Purvis, ex-Adjutaut and
Inspector General, comprising the Board Of
-CAnVaeeers.
Tho Oregon Rlector.
SAN FRANcIsco, November ga Port
land, Oregon, dispatch denies that
aAy application has been made to the court
xsr IN Injunction restraining the issuance of
. certificate of election to Walls, Repub-
kean elector. The Democrats state posi-.
lively that tuch IN action will be taken.
Tho Republicans are confident that the Ger.
1i6eate can NOT ;,e legally withheld.
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Operations being restricted bv the advanced
pret~Ds ons OF facsoss, aad decline In foreign
change, the sslcs during the morning we're Of
limited ex,eut, bnt lat in ,h~ day buyers camo
forward moro freely. ard the ent re bustuess snn-
ned up the liberal amou Il noted above Prices
exhibited me regularity, but on tho whole
we're stronger, and the OslnR rates require tho
partial Aavaucs in our quotati No nord above. A
style OF middItnE, for VII Oh the highest offer yes
.e'ds: va. 10. cold a. iikc. and tester sty 10
brought ilko.
The di-pa, ehes rep rted Liverpool Hrmer. but
not quo ab!v higher with sales Of ID ono les and
arivale op-mrK led higher. aod subsequently
harder iUg; Have ,ie aud y at yesterday .
adssUce. nj N, York hrm.r for spcts. without
and quntable advance A'd higher fer futures,
which closed ut u n improvement Of i % lSc.
The kAchsOgc makes tho snOuut Oh .npDo .rd
not cleared % fore tOday's exports) IS 200 bales
embracing - V73 for Live-noOl, 76 JAS Tor pavre,
ISIS for the North 50, 1855 for Bremen, fe1 for
hpain, 3ol5 f,r the "a. ditsYr, mean and llA or
coa.twi.e ports, LEAVING in presses, agreeably to
It's account IL H.. li. lls oalss. Large part Of
which IL not on sale.
Al neon ,oa.s m'Adlins v.s aurted 9 Calves
ton AZ Ike, ct Mobile at IN like. q Savannah
at ilko. ~ Ohsrieseon st lika. Vt Witningroa
as uko, ct Norfolk At lIke. ct BathmeE0 ct
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LADIES' LIST.

Ames Josephine Miss
| Applsgate VIM mrs
Blu .iley JIa,,ns Mies
BlAk~mOIe v Mise
Bartter Mary Mrs
Bear Kate n 80 &c..
Berry Fla els Mrs
Beggs Ann Mrs
Br~ W. Tar a Miss
B dsult e Mrs.
Bel r Mrs
Block K MrS
III Hk v Mrs
Brown Led mis-
BrCohs A Mrs
Butler r Mis
bio d II = Mrs
Cl-rk Mssv Miss
Chase Z W Mira
Oh ast~en n Miss
Cau,hty A Mrs
Corn u K Miss
Ccurc. Il, G Mrs
Col ins K Niss
C0iin8rs 4 Mrs
rrOwell NJ MISS
Cox y s Mrs
90 c pc,nu Mrs
Dr. BO Ill III T g Mrs
DesI iser kmily Miss
Dunbar Bessie Miss
Du 90, nexu 4 Mrs
khrl d. borah h
Z ans Marie Mrs
Eva 8 Frances Mrs
Ea ON Louise MISS
Eud rs Li1a MIS-
tahi m sa & Mrs
Eloy Al l. Mise
Ferret PuesTn Mrs
Ferret Mary Miss
Flant A r NJ o
Freid rirks L N Mrs
Fisher w II Mrs
FOishey Flor. nee Mis-
Fox Mary G
PipGre . n Mise
Fuhrm3 Z Mrs
Gsrtt Mrs
Gavs Theresa Mrs
Gallagher Alex
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Canes NJ Mrs
CIR, Gu Mary Mrs
G,e& n Billie Miss
Giimsu 8 H Ms
CTR mes II J Mrs
9riswOil NJ J Mrs
Goodwin Mrs
GrLndmeier X Mrs
Harris Ern nA Miss
Harris kst J. Miss
HaTrod u r Mise
Hammoa L y Mus
te.d. rsO & Misa
Hehert h 4 Srs
Hobbs K b Ms
HOchait G Mis-
Holman Mrs.
huipeDbSuer II Mrs
Hutton K Ars
Ives Auui~ Me
jackson K Mss
JAck-on n Mrs
Jay W,llltm mrs
{. .lbol { Mrs
Jenkins Msaie
johnson ] miss
johnson j. mule
J. nes Kml Inc 4lse
JoudUn 4 Mro
IA ser n A Mira
Heating n q AIs
Kolly L Miss
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Kelhen n A Mro
KniX mt Z y Mas
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WASIiIs~GTON.
Pensacola navy Yard.

Pensacoia NAVY Yerd.
WAsHISGroN, November IS. - Captain
1ohn 4 Be,knap has been ordered u the
~sAso and OF the Pensacola navy yard.
Goseral Heward's Bsndsmen 6uod.
Saas has b.~a brought against A. 3.
DssPArd and Eagar Keichum, bondsmen
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Be warned in time.
Be warned in time.
Be warned in time.
The Grand Extra Drawing
The Grand Extra Drawing
The Grand Extra DraHing
The Grand Extra = -s"-s
Occurs on December 4.
Occurs on d cember 4.
Occurs ON December 4
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Weekly QueeatAens 81 Hides, 1so.
Nessrs Hay L Mehls furnish ~ the 1o'loWing 10.
port. Their quetsttone represent actual salss at
hret hands. weighing, bundlinGs 0xAyago and
commission have TO b added:
Steer hides, city daughter. over g %, N -O9
steer hides city elau2hter 10 to Sans, ~ % ~
Steer hides, city daughter. under 70 D. 20
Cow hides, city slaugnter, - they run, ~ 9 81
Kips CITY eleu9hter 10 to ~ ma y B...... % ~
KipA city slaughter, 3 to y be, = r...... - sk
Calf akins each. ...,....... ,.............. -Dz3
Country hides, Hint - 70 = he. y m...... -0H
Country h,des 6mt dsmag, d. halt price,
Beeswax, primo yellow. p tb............... an
% e sS1n; iss ...:::: g
the hide mMket 10 active and 6rm. anA primo
oual,ii- ar~ In demand vt advanced pTfcoA Wool
dull AID unchanged. Tsllow neglected
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MISCELLANEOUS.
L's National Bank
Maid
JOHN IL. q. PARKER. Postmaster.
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-Tbe sales to day summed up II, 40
bsles ct . rol GER prioes requiring IN advance in
our quotations Of . pat ! sc. We give also tho
figures and report OF the HAchADge. - below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
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Martin L Miss
Marbury B Mies
Marten Annie Miss
Ma K 9 Mrs
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Msyne Harriet Mrs
Aenan 81 Mrs
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Mite neil N v MRS
Mpri. y & 4 Mrs
MOulton N 9 Mrs
Mo ltr LuAi u Mrs
Morg, n Julia MIS-
north kn,ma n Ars
Murphy N Is Mrs
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Men el Y Mrs
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MrGinn,s Mamie
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Mcvsy 3 IL Mrs
Nick,liJ G Mrs
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Musk. To = Ms
Pusgnet Il Mrs
PA,ter on M C MIS-
PayiOr e Mrs
Pds,ineau v Miss
Peyton I are rue Ar3
Pbelp Martha
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Ranxst II Mrs
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Wilson 4 Misc
WIlu0 Ju.e..hlae
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Weaver LIMO
Weaver n G Mrs.
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llho, 1t New York st l3c, 1t Boston q nAe'
at neWnhta 1t Ike and o. Augu. - ~ Iio.
The Exahaugr +, por q "6ales Sl3o oeso& Ass'
ke, firm,s .ts quot IONS are raised 30.
Ths nrld's vhib- supply wss -, dean lsss ovS-
ming ut 248s, ESQ bales g "ns 3os.sSl 'sss wcex
and 2s8 $50 - wear. clio wing an excess over As!
1e IT .2761l b les against ll66 last week ana
l46 7s6 the week before.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
s...,, nm hand saptember l. 1876 - 81
Arrived since LAST statement. S,Dz
Arrived previoualy...... ........41sA'z-sSe'io
Ciosred nrsvionsiv. 273 4lS 278 800
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n1eeeorologlcal and River Report.
Tho following statement OF the wesfher and
rtvere 10 furnisbed BY the signal service ooer St.
toned ct New OrieanS
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RESOURCES.

Tee aho~e O. AteUSnt shows q fair increase In
sprci. G. m - Cd WITH last week bat = moderate
drcrea !. Gu renry AID cone tdes bio falling OF
In ieans and dep sta
ri . rec. ipts Of currency and gold this week.
Monday t. sunday tnslusiv-, Gums mp sbont one
m II on Of the fosmrr ami quSr mill on OF the
latte. falling OF in currency. cUU pared With
l,st We. x in the fa,e Of The large receipts, Il 1t
tr but4d 10 tke m,f to the c0nntry to mo v0
tie cro,, spd {, NJ bJe and 0slvestNn. ct both Of
whu ties the supplies ., reported 10 b nearly
Tho eupplv Of available funds At the b,nks cen
ttnue. ample to meet the demand. which. al
though 10 . pr 80 nG. 10 snl, of fair extent,
Whit the offer pPs On tbe s're' are not 90 Oily
snce ted owing to ibe more reetTicted H. u ties
of leid rs who a<e ii III their pref. nsous, even
for xcevtiOnal snd Al commercial siRuatures.
The "a &c Of III. latter hss oons< uenilv been OK
teuoed Shrte p re, t Wit Liberal supples and the
decline 1t New York god gave wsy 10, and exhib.
tied fa,r de, rs. Of sctvNy. CnGer The cour@e Of
60 ct New York. t~,ling was lc. or about 10 p
cent Iower, and francs D. arly y 4nr.
New 70, L commercial sight vss stIn at previc Us
QUOT ti ns. Socks we're quiet. The d. maod be.
ing fair \, the sffer lg ght. state conscis I'D
van, 81 l. y oeit Prem um bonds we're lees 10
roaueet snh \ p c~I O~or.
We continue 10 quote EXCEPTIONAL Commercial p
Der a. SOLO p .ou. p annun disoounps Al do
Ct l23ls. anu ssoond grade nominal ttrst class
mortgages niinue to rula At iNO- y cent. and
second grade A'e still QUO ed entirely nominal
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Romatnlng h dc New OFleau0 P0oto0eo
November 2n. 1916.
Oncc hours On Sundays hom I 4 A. y. = P. n
Persons calling for these letters wiN please say
I" Advertised" and give date.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

-Below high water mark OF 1874.
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! MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ETARY.

SATURDAY Ev1HIHa. November Is. 1876.
We are indebted to Nh. l. n Maynard manager
Of the New Orleans Cheering House, for the follow.
ing report Of the condition Of the associated banks
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w.eklv oveeeeaens q aiAes, Eee.

las.es 10 bbls ee $50 sacks eo6ee. 3 sa0ss salt
= bble apples, bills Dotatoes and bble oaioaa
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,.

November Is ........... 81 3sS s7s os elo3.36 q
Same time last week.. lsss9s = ~ lss 9
F Tos:i i 1sst before - 8 IS
t3osd opened at lle0lloA. against 1904 at Nov
yors, ans as1ee . lih-r IN. ness, closed q 1924
Sioek ; ;SC S,s,,l loss =; York. whore II
at 1895; eNees .. ios*: g sooo a. lcsk: sls oot
I: sses 5s': :sa sss e Sc
ThuI.day. dsnv~, ab Q today. at llok.
Under the dee! No n go.i II New York sterling
y oanf. Tho nv veasnt in both ~. ,air:
ihe .al.s ofssernug ceupr sd 87s $40: smb &c.
log $500 h Of lsdmG Is ish; 1900 90 ct
s 10 900 bill Of lading 1t ss 2oh az.
The sses Of rrsncs ceu P ed c1nmsrc a
At the siess aterling bills we're quoted At IS 1917
ss D. for bank (hauK cou ter rate -oes 2h|
sDa francs at 4ssd4.S4t fvr commercial aud nom
ina, for hank
sales mprse s3as 600. +nbr ding $50 eom
mel cial al p cent discount; $50 COO do, .0oe
do ard private tanb ~; us 600 private banke r.
comme real At u d, and sio 100 private bsnkeas
and SIS o0o, S2O. coo aud %2S 900 bank at u.
The bal s continue to cbsck On New York at
The following is tho Official statement OF tho
sales reported to-day at the Stock Exchange:
= 600 state ccusols.:
$4,000 Premium bonds .......................3!*
10 900 Premium bonds. ..........31k
Stocks we're quit
state cnnsols were more in request, AID quoted
t+rosy our olcsing quotstion should have been
Prsm nm bonds wer- less Ia demand. closing a,
3l* 03lt, against 3lA @9S u sterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
OFFICE OF TIE RgPUBLIcAx
Sunday, November q, N56
CLEARED YESTERDAY..

British steamship Ithuris l, Trsvers, for Ltverpos
etoamship Liz11e. Felsher. for Ponaeooaa
Steamer Amite Costello. for Psnsooolo
Bark Almira Robinson. Tsrbox, for Hovro
Schooner Besiinda 0es gael, for 1t Marks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship New Orleans. Dearborn. from New YarA
10 b instant, to Mouiton-3d district q
Norwextan ship Almsthss, Kricksen, Non Gheut
Sc, t mber ]. to maater-Potat
Schcon. 6:nt, OF ri. Piss I'll. days from Utfls 70
OteH & Bro ID diatxicf r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
IMPORTS.

HAvRE-Bark Almira ROtinson-3907 belee cot
ton 200 slaves
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IfhuYiel-l47S hales ont
ton 1853 ska 0ilceke bxs beeswax
PKNSACOLA-Steam.r Amite-6OO skp corn no
skis oate $50 sks bran 40 baxs oo%e 30 49, nv %
6bls whisky $50 bbls -four 10 cks bacon 10 toe ard
$40 pk9s mAse
PENBAoOLA-aunnship L.zzie-1loo sss cm, 1su
bales hsY and sunafy mase - :.
TT MARGs-acnO0cer Berlinds-32 sks corn IS
sks salt bags oof1oo 81 bbis -four bbh Gueax
bxs soap
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26

Merrhauts National Bank
Biuor Herald
JOHN d. q. PARKER. Postmaster.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-15

AT New Orleans theater, the other
day, betweea acts, a fellow rushed to
tue front of the curtain, with a Bible
in his hands. aud vocifsrously shouted,
" am God, aud | desire these per-
formances to stop" Tue managers
were skepiical enough to send him to
an asylum. BY a curions coincidence.
on the same day. in England, "a we'll
dressed young man drove mp to the
palace and demanded to 500 the Queen,
declaring Il am King of England. ;"
He. too, was locked up as case of
mistaken iudentity.