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National Republican., 1877-11-05
Suicide ufuu Actrcss.

Tho chief constable If lngersoll, Canada,
tclcgInphs here of the suicide by shooting Of u
woman named Frances Robinson At the lime of
her death size was travelling with the Emerson
Minstrel Troupe, ard previously with the Austria
liam Circus Company. The CANADIAN authorities
have rome vnluAbles belonging to her In their
ppssr sion It Is believed TINT relatives Of the de-
ceased reside Ia Baltimore aud Washington.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
EIrst Prpsbyterinn.

Rev. DIR. Sunderland discoursed last evening
upon Genesis xvo 10: For the niQuity of the Amor
ties Is not yet mll" When the cup Is full, drink 1t
10 the drcgS. When the lirSt man, Adam sinnGd, he
WAS treated with sorrow; when the hrst man was
killed by Abel the affair was lOukcd upon with
shame; but when the whole land became
ovcrrun with crime and anarchy tod cut
Of this world Of iuftiny by the great flood which
Oversprcad the land aud swallowed up all the de
sccndanlS of Adam but eight and SO will retribl-
ton sweep over the land, Sc. ketributlun IL writ
ten everywhere over the portals oI stu. Go where
We will, We can never escape from the wrath OF
l,nI
National Republican., 1877-11-05
The TsiIurs' strike.

A meeting Of the Tailors' Union was held
saturday night at the hall, over Buckley's store,
seventh street northwest Mr.. william Ket-
tier, presided with Mr.. John Shea as secretary.
The committee reported that Mcssrs James Laskey
and +. Hlebelgcr had signed the Union price list,
and that MeSsrs. W. =. Tcel and Eiseman Bros. had
reisrh 10 sipn. whrreupOn II was decided TO put
the two latter places on strike to-day Aftcr The
transaction III other business Of minor importance
the Union adjourned.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Law SllIIlIILNrN.
10 granI Inty w.L rc..,nyrnr tl.morr,w.

Tho grand jury WA rcGJLvcnu t.morrJw.
lie urglunrnl uu demurrer IN the vHsG u l..
X LITnILcJu E"d Others, MItN CUHtludri UciuI> \
JUstI," siUCAItl.ur IWst sHtu.dHy. Ia Iuis Cust
question p,c.Vu;vd ~ l., Mnv,ncr inc ia!..cs Cr
nC.lrd M,ln inc i'ivsrhtncHl Ui ~ laIsC sthlcmch,
contained Ia Iuti,f ~ u lIc IJy al UI u CCIt!
,aud. .,vrlp Cai hC .udictCa ar Il Conspiracy.
--Dl.tl.,t AT HlIcy Wul!, h.L, ghcn urt.cu that
On SUtuIu! nCA, ~" " al move nh Ec"l.tI'r I,rnI
- n, .sI.ul Secretary vl lhc ilU1suiS S"M!Ci
Brv"~ H.d il.lnlC.. the phIrr, ,unN"tGd a., n.
hUWd nS ,irr ',uN". dmci u! ,uns!rA,y IA pTCtCH,.
.I,g II InrC v,u.ln. ine niriUn mr - new T. al
aTeady Nntr,c va. Dc m,a.I thc ssInc day.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Church of the Redccmcr.

There was q full attendance yesterday, both
morning aud evening. II being Communion Sab.
bath, Mr.. Wilson took no text, but delivered a
brief address apprupratc for the occasion. At tho
co-. In ncrornilcc with the form IN the Reformed
service he extended cordial Inv yitntiUn TO fellow
Christians of other branches Of thrists
Church and all who love our Divine Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ in sincerity Ia join with them
IN the suCrcd ordinance. The tacrnm"t was
then administered TO nearly forty COMMITMENTS.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
HOLLANDFR BROTHERS,

| II HATrERS AND DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN,S
FURSlSIllSu GOODS,
1917 Penn! yuniu avenue Rntnrh stores If2I and
1901 Pennsylvania avenue. y, !Nim
National Republican., 1877-11-05
n.ru,t orn srhuul-,soy Right.

Saturday morning, about lo:|o o'clock, Mar
fhnll Parker, aged thirteen years. and JNmCs iirk,,
II boy "T the ,Hmc aye, got into quarrel In the
alley In the rer If ~hs phrrds row, Second street
puIItnu vino dICssvl the wound. pTOuuuurrd II
serious. but MT MtHl, uflCUr Skrllcy took tho
w"rr.,lrd hoy I" his home No. l?n VIII ~ ~
nIuy. Parker wa arIt tied > Lieut. / sllJ SGIur.
day CN Cuing
National Republican., 1877-11-05
A Lively scene,

The excitement In the virinity of Seventh
and d streets during most nf saturday Was "cca.
sioned by the great rush made upon McnrF. liable
Bro . clothing house by persons Ia quest Of over
coats and, strange to say, no one "I the numerous
callers went away unsupplied, ali evidence that
sb.iy seIection ia sufficiently complete rs To en-
brace STYLES 10 suit every taste and condition.
ihess gentlemen have made ovcrcoals their great
specially for the present seas"ll hild u Is cels'h$
you wsnt a SS or a s5O oycrCoaL give them call
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Tn. Christian Church.

The pulpit of the Vermont Avenue Chris
tiun Church was occupied by the regular pastor
Rev j. D. Power who preached in the morning On
the Union Of Christians" handling his subject in
al eloquent and ThU manner, showing that they
could be united under one name Christians and
one creed the Bib!D SvrviCcsRIr hGlduYrry sab.
bath day, m,rumg Hud evening. Striugt rs visiting
the ry and Others Nlc invited. The scat are ice
National Republican., 1877-11-05
The IDa,llaWaNs,

The Dashaways held iurll last night in
Temperance lvW.plc; A. {. Constantine In the
chair, and l., H. rHttcrsun secretary, The hall
was crowded, mnuy Ladies' being prc'cnt The
n,ortug WAS rutrrla!mrd with the following Pio.
gEOmmc; Remarks by ". H. B'yd; music by
south NusHuylUn Gcc club; remarks by l.. H.
the Glrr club; rmuIEs l.! W H. Dayis, !. G.. Per
kius and luhn Hdyc,; sony hy ". u B"yd; re-
mRiE by Ilhu j. Mcany And J. e. Wall music by
the i,l,e tlub remarks by Edward Humphrey mud
Jmelh Williams. quite number signed the
plp,lHp
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Nln.iriuns I,rnsrcutinn. .

NlShucl shea, through his attorney, Mr.. l..
J. Dvn"ruc, HIs Chv.eL sUI nbuiust " uIuIn
cn.A IUr Iha"v.Uus prosecution. HI.u s,t' hIs u.-
agva Al siJl'rt lie vhaI 80 tLHl tc uCivaLI ho,.
nIh Brought UviJIC Judsc snuit su.iIClnu ut
having Gonna tied u thv.,, hul. Uu the UJpu hrL-
lClTu, nu dsrIIa .rd Iruu HTIu,i, lhv a.Ir ~
Lyn not Tgnig sustained. lie nas u,n,u,, .. tie
much truuu.v ul.d expense, NiId ieels Injured u
the extent VI the dnnthgcs c,unncd.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Assignments for To-day.


CIRCUIT COURr-CHtEF JUSTICE CARTTEK.
NJ. LJ Curk vs. Wilson; No. 2ll, >ecuI vs..
Gross, NJ. ~, OvertJn VS.. Cagett No. III, Miller
" Go. ". Ninmcl; No. .1Il, Wiswal vs.. Flat; No.
!'ii ua!iiey ys. LuLby No. ~, Wiilct LbDey ".
lcGn ~ ,r,tty; No. ~, McIl"y's SONS W. Gregory
NJ ~. J,hus,nvs. FiUc>ch; No. ~, Dalicsc w..
haiU; NJ 40, tTcs well el al ". FiemiuE IA,
huii.n,sn 81 al Ns.MA,hingtOn Ere lnsutnn,c UmI
pLuyi ~ Farr n iIaIbuugn vs.. WasnMs,V"
rrc Insurance Company; NJ. .iJ Barbour ".
Brksirr " GAVIN; NJ 10, smith ". Dodge y bar.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Ghoice Lots for sale.

Thomas VI. Plowman, architect and engineer.
as will be seen by advertisement elsewhere, offers
fpr sale q number Of choice lots fronting Lincoln
Park Thee lots are eighty seven feet above tide
wafer, and possess Uncqualed advantage fur build
ers Water aud gus are III close proximity aud city
pGrrcnEcr.rGrs are close ut hand. This large tract
of und enables persons To select sites with guar
nMIec dat no slRI ties viii be erected thereon.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
NEW 4DTERTisEMENYs.

Opera.IIouse.
National Theater.
Theatre Comiquc.
Ran 4 Bros bed comforn
John Sherman. trustees sale.
Redpath Lyceum, Lincoln Hall.
Card Lincoln Park Association.
For rent-rOom, 2ill Pennsylvania avenue
Notice, Collectors Office District Of Columbia.
J. Alexander, optician l220 Pennsylvania ave.
nue..
W. b. Entwislc, druggist, corner Twelfth street
and PennSy ylyania avenue northwest
Harmon Boswall 4 Co, 3ls Eighth street north
west, near Pennsy lyanIa avenue, dealers in furni.
ture.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Services In Georgetown.
TRINITY llArMoLI,l cmrRcu

TRINITY (CATHOLICl CHURCH.
High Mass was celebrated at this church
yesterday mordiug by the pastor, Rev. Father Muir
ply at halflasr ten o'clock. In the afternoon N"S-
pcrs VIA celebrated 10y Rev. Father Casey Al the
mnring service the choir under the direction OF
Tory, and Prof Sp0th played voluntary. III the
afternoon ut vespeTB the choir sang the "irebVrnn
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Iicnl LstHte Irnmsferh.

John Patch to Joseph Patch, for 5000, lot
., M"nIIcro suDdivssOn of Discovery; j. r. May
H. J.I Hall ct u Tor sOoO0 part VI lots u and =.
square 4Ol; /. B. Segur TO W +. scgar, iUr siGIri
IEeVd"ru MUshcr, iur sluJO, lots q, lUJ. No. H.
~ ~, 80 Il anu 81 vi CnluChestrr, III the county.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Art sale This Morning.

The collection of elegant Italian sculptures,
classical vr.rs from lhu antique French bronzcs
aud other work. II art, which has been on exhb.
ton for the pa>t few days at the sale, Of Mr.
Ihumng pIw!iE8 will be sold this morning at
eleven 0Ul, ok, and continue at the same hour to-.
morrow. The collection Is we'll worthy the attrn-
Iiun ut art uyrfs and We trust the sale will be we'll
uIt
National Republican., 1877-11-05
cRIMrxAL corRr-Lrsrrcr MAcAErnuR.

George Brooks, alias t,eOTgc EfHsCh,r. assault ;
Thomas JaC gs1 IuIccmY,ltwu cases Gcurgr Dea
kgeT.Ug dis rdvry huu,c; Robert stokes, Assault
.Iu lnIce3y la, ii Sm.lh Hlas Adam uIccn, AIu
A.Iam pvrNII nuTSlnry aud larceny John Sle~
AIT, U>suult with intent Ia kIi; Edgcnc Van IIis.
WIvk. petit larceny, two Casc,;g Frank Ferguson
r'pc; An,ifvw jackson, iuIErry; george Aianz
""licea.Cd weapons; kOblrt lnOm,Is, LARCENY; VII.
liam f"ne!, iarcCny.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Preaching Services "a, Howard University.

Rev. W. W. Passou, ID, D., President of the
University, preached In the lc turc room at five
O'Clock in the afternoon, the regular hour for
preaching service, from Mark vi, ., first
clnu.e: IL not this the Carpcntrry'
The sermon, which was ahc aud logical, con
cluded with earnest appeal To all to accept the
religion of truth and tiud.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Installation al Falls Church, Va.

Rev, Mr.. Plat, II native of Baltimore, and Il
young man who has enjoyed the best educational
advantages Of this country and abroad will 10
Installed pastor NJ the congregational Church Of
FHils CmIrvh, Va, on Wednesday evening The
council meet, at two y. m, Rev. Dr. Rankin, Of
IhN Guy, will preach the sermon.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
t." 'salve Regina" and "Tantum Ergo" by
ct. JOINS CHURCH.

AT the morning service the rector read the pa to-
raj letter issued by the House Of Bishops at the last
General Convention. and enJoined by canon ~ be
read BY each rectr 10 his congregat on. In the
h.rlinon the sermuu was preached by Rev. KIN
loch Nflson, Of the ThcUl gical seminary, at Alex
andrn VINO delivered an impressive discourse
from st. John XVII, H.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
GEOR8ErOWN VIEWS.
THE CANAL.

The boats sunk In the canal last week have
been raised to the great relief OF the commission
merchants and coal shippers. There arrived yes
terday in the Georgetown level more than one
hundred boats, laden with grain and coal. Th'
grain boats carry about 5000 bushels Of whoa
aud 500 bushels OF rOrn. Some OF .he boats ais
briug baled hny. At least 1000 bales Of prime
will have arrived In town by tonight
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
by canal. boats Hattie aud BE sic, with 3 i0l
hu heIs u: whest To r. y. Hartley; Wheeler ailh
Barron. with 2.5lO bushels Of wheat aud 600 bush.
els "f corn, 10 F. d Hartley, aud 400 bushes OF
wheat aud tO0 bushels Of corn to VI. ". Talbot
by rail, gg5 bushels of wheat to II. VI. Talbot
PORT.
drrired-ateaner Sue Gheogeghan, Baltimore,
with assorted cargo OF merchandise to District mcr
chants schooner Lida BabcoGk, Lee, PhiladelphiE
with coal to MayAeld 4 Houston.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrired-Gmor. Meredith 4 Go swharf-Schoon.
crs Howard Williams. King. New Y rk. TO load
coal Geo. Vreeland, Van 1.lecf, Aan's Point, to
load coal.
Codrei-Borden Mining Co.'S wharf-Brig Ante
lops Cole with coal Gilmor, Meredith 4 Co
wharG-Schooncr IIerschgel, Chambers. IIoboken
with coal; W. +. Parker, Terry, Aliens Point, will
CI al
National Republican., 1877-11-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

oSE visit to Dr. Hartley insures instant relief for
catarrh. No exorbitant fees in advance. Resi-
dence removed to SH New York avenue.
Lettoff clothing watches, pistols, &C., bought OF
Hcrzogs, 9l5 street Orders attended To.
All kinds OF trunks made to order repaired and
covered at Murrayt, sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

R"NAN gid, Lake George diamonds, coral, onyx
SILVER and jet Irwclry, nrw whilr-Inelnl spoons and
frrks the bet NIlyr"ut sys.Plnss IN the rIIy ut
PIigg ivwrTy s',Iv. NJ. III reuHtykani avenue
near Four ruIllr IdlG street.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
PULPIT ECHOES.
SERMONS AND sERgICES IN THE
CHURCHEs YESTERDAY

Rev. Mr.. Mason at the Calvary Baptist-Dr.
Sunderland ut the Fint Presbyterian
Foundry Church Services - Aud Other
Events OF Interest
National Republican., 1877-11-05
nEoRnErowN pARAnRArus.

The town has been remarkably quiet for the
past few days During the past week there wcr
but few arrcstS made, but on Saturday the tow.
seemed tO have let itself loose" and quite a mum
Der Of the young men got on general frolc. The
@ "seguenre was there were hilecn arr.'S madv
saturday night, mostly Tor ntoxication and dis.
orderly conduct. Three persons were accommo'
dated with lodgings.
Il. Sampson, baltimore, Nd; h. Bucl and Peter
=. Burtis OF Chicago, ILL.,, are the guests OF the
West End Hotel
National Republican., 1877-11-05
The Sale Of the shepherd and Douglass
Paintings.

On Thursday aud Friday evenings of this
week art conTOisstucs In Washington will be- paired
TO see these two justly famous collections sold
under the hammer. Rare chance, viii be offered
10 the purchaser and II is hoped that citizens
will endeavor TO keep the choice painting in our
city collections and not allow lhrm Ia hc captured
by art luyers from distant cltics. The gallery will
be Opgu for inspection ON Tuesday and Wrdurs-
day Cards Of admission, which are required can
be had of nnMrHnsmM nLms.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
NIurrinpp Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following applicants: II. l.. FrederwIsch and H.
Frank; john sEcIiker ana Emma Deitcl mann.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
TMoMrsoN's PoNApE OrrTME.

An olenglnnu compound Of singular merit 70
dressing the hair Its use soon renders harsh, DR.!
hair SOFT aud plablc, strengthens Il when veal;
aud gives II that rich gloss which Is the charm 0
early youth. Price, y and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

YOUNG people, pay attention to your teeth. Clean
them daily with fhurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der, the best dcntifriCe known 1t will preserve
their whiteneSs through life, prevent decay and
toOthGChc. Much pain and trouble is caused by
early neglect, therefore take heed In time Price
% and 80 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Indications.

T1rhe Mfdie IaaHHc States wdrmer, cic1r wcdihtr
foilOpsd By increnstng ciOuimfss and ran dr,GS
SOuiherty ciHds ind J,ihimy bnrom,t,r.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

FURNACE WORK. tin, copper, and shcct.iron work
New York social FIRE place heaters, ranges CRATES
&C., the best In the market, at llamiltons Y. NJ.
A. building.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
Ryland Chapel.

Special revival meeting at eleven o'clock to-
day and usual revival services at seven O'Clock
this evening, conducted by Rev Thomas Harrison
National Republican., 1877-11-05

ROMAN & Cox, merchant tailors. J07 Seventh
street are selling fine overcoats OF their own make
at twenty-five per cent lower than any house In
tho city.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

CLEANSE the system and purify the blood, remoy.
ing dyspepsia. sick headache constipation, and all
diseases caused by disordcred stomach or liver.
Quirk's Irish Tea will do It. Sold by all druggists.
Price, % cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-11-05

JouvENs I.OpERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER.
RenOvetos solled gloves thoroughly aud quickly
Price, IS cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
LIZ. NIOrrell'n

81 CHILD suits. EisrN,S BROS. Seventh and T.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
WELLS ORIGINAL MAcHISEsrREAD STRENGTHEN.

ING PIAsTERs.
The Oldest and the best. All who have used
them attest their merit. Sold by druggists. Twenty,
twenty fve and thirty cents, according 10 tizc.
National Republican., 1877-11-05

Amuscments Tonight.
EATIOSAL THEAtRE-Pink DUminos.
OPERA HOusE.-Naricty Company.
THEATRE CoulQUE-Grand Variety Company.
LINCOLN HALI--Concer IN aid Of the Labor Ex
change.
EsrREET BAPTI-r CHuRcu.-orgsn Concert.
National Republican., 1877-11-05
CITY ITEMS.

orone at druggists, 25 cents.
1909 Pennsylvania avcnu
National Republican., 1877-11-05

nPERA.HOusE
~ KEENAN, BROTHERS, I.eSsees and Managers
MONDAY, SOvEMPE1A
THREE SEPARATE AND ENTIRE COMPANIES
THIS WEEK.
DRAMA COMEDY AND OLIO.
CHARLEY HOWARD In his great specially DRAMA
THE OLD SLAVE:
OR. FAITHFUL TO DEATH.
THE GREAT BURTON STANLEY COMBISA.
TiDS,
Five (i In number, In their Sparkling Society Comedy
.ni lied
Deehnnty and liengler, Miss Edna Markiey.
Rob V. Ferguson, Miss Salli' Mason,
Ben Dplx', Mr.. Tom WRrh ~.
TWO POWERFUL DPA"ArtC AND COMEDY
COMPANIES A.,D GRAND OIIO
tOMBiNA ION.
MATlNFES wEDSESDAY AND SATURDAY
AhmlsJ on Il. II ~ q ID - cents. nos
THEATRE coMQuE.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER a-NIGHTLY AND
MEDNfSnAY A.D SATURDAY MATINEE.
Engagement for ne week ony O. The
BPGSETrE WARBhERS,
Whl Will APPEAR iuRrr.n nj
| MINSTREL SCENE.
Assis.,d Il by ~ pnunlar and only
| .EOLIAS QuARrETTE
| Jake I'D III u lly tOney on tho ends.
| Pro lnciiun Of lie gtHnl melO-dramatlc extravR-
| Rnili q tnitl II ---.---- ------
| PRINCESS
| during wi y Will tc irtrnfu ed tie grand
| rAHISlAN MIElEr
All OF last weeks company retained Prices q nd
| msiOn, lh, -, aud b cents nOvs-Gt
National Republican., 1877-11-05
AMUsEMENTs.
RACES AT BENNING'S,
Monday, November o.

The following races will be run at this popular
rak MONDAY. Novembrr5 8,
Commencing at $50 y. IN. punctuaIiyt
FIRST RACE-sailinE pacs, one and n quarter
niles, our e.hrlpS
SECOND RACE Cont Dlation Pu g., one and
ghth IA ! q I've entries.
THIRD RACE Handicap milo h,a :. four entries,
FOURrH RACE HinIirap Hurdle llace, two
n les, over eight uurdies six entries.
Al Of the above races have Hllod well with the
.inta,le horSe' In the county. nd q e spot ua be
espCted ~ G n ifains on II 1t more and PotU
raiir ad wall aEe the dsrOi ~ ~ aud two p
runctuaily H. z. HILL, Proprietor.
For list OF entries in each s'e another c H.
nUy5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23

ct iifm prices. 1900 sacks sold, Of which 900 Ga
lens Ut Buc; 600 do ut 51o, and 600 do ut 52o "
buEheI.
None on the landing since yesterday,
when the lsst sold at poe u 100 b.
HAY-LHfge stocks and dull. Choice is
quoted .sl8 u ten.
cow PEAH,-Glay are quoted by the car load
OF 81 10 clay, mixed, III 65 !; red end specified
I'll 466bl 90. common and white mixed sl,B5 III
bhshel, There is some inquiry, and Ii samples
were at hand good sales could be made. Two CO /
loads sold, to arrive, at full prices an advance On
previous figures.
aHIIs-Are scarce, and selling on the landing
st s4SD4 70 " Dbl, It's iebbihg In store at 81 70
6D4 30 ~ Dbl.
BREAKFAST BAUoN=1s in good supply and
dull at lac III H. 1852.
CORN In BULK--None on the spot, but lib
erel supplies are expected: quoted to arrive at
b9e dp busheI
RECEIPTS or PHoDu D Arrived since our
review of Yesterday 107 bbls flour, 10 bbls pork,
81 bbls whisky, 26 tierees hams, 81 casks bacon.
Ill boxes bacon, 100 bbls eornmesl, 680 hhap
sugar, 1909 bba niolasses, tG5 bbls apples, 90
kegs butter, 1857 sacks 90 ton seed 10 bbls dried
apples 1927 pieces dry salt meat, 1913 bbs onions
aud alb bbs rice.
EXPLOITS or PRoDUg15-I1xports since our
review Of yesterday 72g bbls -four, "a casks
bacon, 100 tiefces lard, IL bbis whisky, 800 bbls
corn meal, GIG sacks corn. A2,D61 bushels corn In
buh gD2 aaeks Uats, 1889 sacks bran, 30 hhds
sugar, 81 bbls sugar, 1873 bbls tnelasses, 2gs
bbs fiea LOG sacks coffee, lut sacks salt, B7 bbls
apples, 1UB bhls petatoeF, and 2hsgs buttef'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, !
Friday Morning, Feb. %. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HoUsR.
MON ETARl

To-day being legal holiday (washingto toms
birthday, the banks, Stock Exchange and pub
lie offices were closed, and no market kilograms
were received or sent, but for reference We
give, Yesterdays closing quotations of the Money
market and Of gold and Foreign exchange:
Exceptional commercial paper So per cent
per annum discount; Al do. 90; second grade
do, nominsl loans on collateral T659. first class
mortgages s1s@9H, and second grade do
nominal.
Gold l0514@l0511a. against I043. at New York.
Sterling bIl OF ading and AL clear bills 504A
$685.. bsuk at -(05t0 and bank counter rate at
--Gooi01s
Francs 1852 @49711s for commercial Id NOM
incl for bank.
The bank checking rate on New York was u q
cent premium, aud commercial sight 3-I6@-.
Stocks were quiet and firm to-day.
State Consols were active and stronger than
yesterday, closing at 6211s bid. The sales COM
prised s65 co., embracing S2u,o0o at 81 $500 at
62sS, $40. 600 ut gu and $50, 00r at 62s44.
Premium honda we're in good demand and high
er, ciosing ut 32l bid against yesterday. The
sales amounted to sz61, 600. comprising $4,000
and s5o,0oo NJ SasSS, 5000 at 3214, So. 600 and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-23
VOTE ase--i b It Wilson I Mills Total iipa bales

wolfe &so-f d ii Wilson Mills Total iipa bales
cotton
MstbesgnA-atDU bss obAese d II Lawrence &eB==zi1
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