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Daily globe., 1879-05-31
Not Yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEANS, May 3O.-At meeting of the
board of health, DIR. Watkins. sanitary inspect
or of the second district, having made thor
ough investigation OF four alleged cases of
yellow fever in that district, reported such
reports unfounded and physicians said to have
treated the cases were emphatic in denial of
the rumor.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31

Aleko Pasha governor, was read to-day. Quiet
PREVAILS, but it Is remarked that the Turkish
flag was not hoisted over the government
building.
OArANIA, May 30.-Fresh oraters have opened
on Mount Aetna endangering Blanca Vella, Ram
dazzo and Oartigliones. Clouds Of ashes over
hang Piedmont, which is il almost total
darkness.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CORPS, q. s. A.
INaERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET.
ST. PAUL. MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
Diamond Sports.

Al Boston Chicagos s, Bostons 0.
At Providence Providence, 4; Buffalos, Q.
At Troy -Cincinnatis, 4; Troys, 2.
THE NATIONALS.
At Manchester Manchester, IL; Uicas, 8.
At Rochester Hop Bitters, 4; Albanys, z.
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Kiefer, A. r.,
Ts-l11x1 w

Messrs. II. H. Sibley, r. w. johnson and
81. M. Rice are also retained as active mem
bers, though classed as honorary, owing to
having served as president of the chamber.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31

A beautiful butterfly, with all the varieeat-
ed colors. of the rainbow, measuring seven
inches from tip to tip, was caught in Spencer
port on Thursday.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
Missouri Editors.

TOLEDO, May 30.-The Missouri editorial ex-
cursion party, $50 in number, arrived here
from st. Louis this morning, over the Wabash
railway, and were met at the depot by the
mayor and committees of the produce exchange
and city press. The party spent the day in
visiting the public buildings and institutions
and in making an excursion to the lake. They
were entertained at the Boody house tonight,
and leave tomorrow for Detroit.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31
Ger,,,any.
APPROVED,

BERLIN, May 30.-The bundesrath has con-
frmed the bill passed by the reichstag the 27,h
inst, levying Professionally customs duties
proposed IN the tariff and tobacco bills. The
bill will consequently be promulgated immedi-
ately. 1t involves immediate levying duty of
one mark per hundred kilos on iron. The
bundesrath has also approved the bill remodel
ling the administration of Alsace- Lorraine.
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R,sSSi0.

COMMITTED TO SIBERIA.
Sr. PETERSBURG, May S0.-The death SEN
tence of Sophia Hertzfeld has been commuted
to bani shment for life to Siberia.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31

EXPELLED FOR RENouNc1Na HIS NArIoNALrTY.
PARIS, May 3O.--La Caste, a .Frenchman
naturalized in the United States some years
ago, has been expelled from France for renounc-
ing his nationality without performing his
military duty. Mr.. Noyes, the United States
minister, fruitlessly endcavored to secure
revocation of the orders.
Daily globe., 1879-05-31

WHEELING, w. Va, May 3O.-Decoration day
was universally observed in this city to-day.
In the morning the home soldiery proceeded to
Daily globe., 1879-05-31

The impression prevails that only the univer-
sity clause of Jules Ferry educational bill will
be proceeded with and that the nnti-Jesuit
clause will be deferred until next session OF in
definitely.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTFL-Mrs G A Blackburn
= z Shelby, PROVIDENCE. In, Frank Howe:
Meree. d0 9a u@rrison neW York
Iecoq. Havre NJ ODER J II Birdwhistell. New
York; David Thompson, Chicago; n w Allen
yille. Va: = Fl Leszynsky. New York: II Il
Brumb9y aud wife. Texas; B Btnfnrd. T Grif-
nth; New York; Miss Warde. Washington.
CITY HOTEL Chas swalls. 81 Louis; W Il
Anderson PensacoIa; Chas Wedney;, St
" Parker, Mobile. Il r Merriek. Louisiana;
7 N Kennedy, Brookhnven: r. T Nabora. wife
md child, Houston: l. Brineas. Mexico: +
novngton. Nashville, Miss: Mrs NJ Davis.
Brnnswick; Miss; Moore. u, N + Brown bud
wife, Rapides; Fl Hainer, St Louis; Mrs II II
gomery: John J. Cookery. Hog Point, La: j p
Chandler; Red River Lending: r w Singleton.
" Stratton, Terrehonna: III T. GIrard Mics q
dirard. Percy M Grard. Grow Grard, Ver-
mifonviile: l. Burgess. Baton Rouge.
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\ Corn easIer: Al November. Oats steHdy and un-
changed. Provisions steady and Unchanged.

Corn easIer: ii November. Oats steady and I'm.
changed. Proyislons steady and Unchanged.
| The Drovers' Journal reports:
| Hogs-Recsfpts IS 600 shipments 400: market
exceedingly weak, except for choice heavy which
are In good demand and firm. 90 7oWt. mixed
paeking and ght o@5o aWer packing da - ne
ut an advance Of 25e over last season's rates.
Cattle-saceipts COCO: shipments 1900: ship.
ments dull As possible at 81 t0a14 G6. stockers'
steady. butchers slow. Western and through
Texans shnde stronger. aheep- Receipts 1900 !.
market DOL and S weak: zoe loWsr tnr,on,,na
quiet NJ 80. Resin llrm; strained 81 AZ, good
strained 81 70 Grade turpentine sfeady; hard
Al 50. yellow dip ~ 50 Tar quiet ut 81 30. Corn
puiet prime white g. mixed sc.
Foreign.
Orleans cad. Low MI dling Uplands esd, Good
Ordinary Sled. Ordinary Ga. Futures quiet
and eeady.
81. m.-Ootton sales. American $500 bales: Up
lands Low Mtddllng clanse january and Eebru-
airy delivery 6 - 32QGeSd, March and April
7 1Gd. May and June 16d. Futures closed
steady
LONDON. noy. e.-sugar- Cuba centrifugal.
polarizng 90 degrees. 2os: muscovado fair re-
D .. m.-Turpentine sosmaos cd. Sugar
G or, oentrifnga, poarizng os degrees. 2aa@
has downward tendency; good flrsts 7NoOo0p
7albo reis Der ten kilos: average duly receipts
4 800 bugs; shipments for the week TO the
United States 1o3ooo, to Mediterranean 1000
Sales for tho week: For the Channel and north
p Ear9Ra 1000 bags for the United States y 600
Exchange ON London 213.
SANTOS. Nov. 6-Coffee market quiet, with
downward tendency, superior 6HGOo06Osoo reis
per ten kllos; average daily receipts 5000 bags
weeks shipments to al countries 13o0o to
Channel. Europe and Mediterranean ports 1000
6ooo bags: stock on hand 10000 bags.
HAVANA. Nov. G-augar firm; No. u d. s. 100 |
loa reals. COLL, per arrobe: molasses sugar. |
Nos. to 10, 81a@a'4 reals: centrifugal sugars |
ps degrees polarization. In boxes ZOOLOGY reals |
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MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. November 8. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


We quote exceptional paper GOT v cent; AL
do 70s: second grade do O.; loans on col
laterals 7@s: Al mortgage paper SO: second
grade do o v cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s6@s7
and trade dollars at 9o@e5 Halves and quar-
ters tAmericanl are quoted at 99x@e9k.
The sales Of foreign exchange were moderate
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules at
-D479b. and bill of ladina and clear bills at
4T594T6.
French bills are firm. We quote bank francs
-: commercial 5.31l4@5, 30sa.
New York sight Is quoted at 81 discount "
$1,000 for bank counter rate; commercial Is
quoted at 81 80 p $1,000.
State O0nsols steady at 1910. m-.=-. -=-
Premium Bonds closed at 2s1s@2s's.
Stocks are steady.
US-Half- Paid City Coupons,
s4a@35; City Consolidated Bonds SIN State
Warrants. 76h@sO: Levee Warrants 1880.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST oALL-10 A. N.
80 shares Crescent Mutual ms CO.. ex. div Tok
% shares Crescent Mutual ms. Co.. ex, div. 70
Sill 900 Premium Bonds .............-. "a
5000 Premium Bonds. acknowledgements. 2s55
5000 Premium Bonds ......-........ osE
5000 Premium Bonds rs. to dry and int N 2sL
5000 Premium Bonds lB. 1871 ........... 2sK
States 43l@44a: Premiums 2sa4@2sss.
SECOND oALL-12M.
States 4s1s@45; Premiums 2s@2s'&.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES,
George schaub vs.. Theresa Doll and
Henry Doll

George schaub vs.. Theresa Doll and
Henry Doll.
FT1HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ fsh OF Orleans. No. 25, 926-By virtue Of a
writ Of seizure and sale to me directed by the
honorable the Third District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans In the above entitled cause. /
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
street between Canal and Cuatomhouse streets.
Ia the SECOND District Of this city. on TUES
DAY. November ls, 1879. at 10 O'Clock N. the
GERTAfN LOT fo' 81 GR6U il with all the
buildings and improvements thereof and all
the rights. ways, privileges and appnrtenances
thereuntO bal0ngiUR, or In any wise appertafn-
81 New Orleans In the square bounded by st,
Andrew. Felicity, Hercules. now Rampant. and
Dryades streets. designated by the number
eleven. and measuring twenty-five feet one
Inch and four lines front on st. Andrew street
BY one hundred and twenty one feet four
Inch es and four lines on the line OF lot number
ten, one hundred and twenty-three feet four
inches and one line on the other side line and
twenty. five feet In the rear. Being the same
property which the late Henry Doll. ST., had
acquired by purchase from y ephen M. West
more. per an act passed before T.. G. Wells
notary In this city. on the twenty eight OF March
1859. And which property now belongs Jointly
and In common to the defendants, viz: To the
said Theresa Doll widow of Henry Doll, Sr)
for one undivided half. rs having been common
IL property with her said husband, and the said
his said deceased father, Henry Doll, Br.
Seized In the allowed suit.
Terms-Caah on the spot.
J. Z. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Oc17 % 81 nor IA is
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AUCTION SALES.
ny Montgomery a. Go.

MONTGOMERY h CO., AUOTIoNEERs-
~ Balesroom 81 Camp street, Armory Hall
Solicit consignments Of Household Furniture
Carpets. Paintings. Libraries and General
Merchandise for their regular auction sales,
held at II O'Clock q. m. every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Sales ut residences attended to at moderate
charges. nul7
M ONTaOMERY d CO.,
4u AUCTIONEERS,
VIII sell Horses. Mules Cows. Carriages ant
Harness at auction, at
MONTGOMERY'S TATTERsALLs.
No. 20 RarOnne street,
every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at II
o'clock.
Oonsignments Of stock solicited. au17 en-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-07

The ASSETS OF ONCE FAMOUS LIFE INsuR.
ANcE CoMPANY.-Morgan L. Dayton. to whom
was referred the matter of examining the
claims against the defunet Continental Life In
surance Company. OF New York city. reports
that there are about twenty thousand creditors,
whose claims aggregate 50. 900 900. computing
the claims upon the reserve value thereof. OF
this number " 800 have been examined ID to
the present d. 9. and 1890. aggregatine $780,
100000 face value aud s45oo.ooo reserve value
have been adjudieated by the referee as being
legal and valid. while $500 have been disputed
On this showing Of the referee the receiver re-
ports that he has on hand. available as a diyi-
dend, $55T 400 80 besides s1.loo0Oo only available
as an Offset to the reserve value of the various
policies. which cannot be used as dividend
for the creditors at large. he has also 1925 500
in real estate. s1s7.0o In bonds and mortgages
pasing Interest. slSs $50 In bonds and mortgages
under foreclosure and SEQ 600 In the insurance
department. Upon this state of facts the re-
e6fver says there are sufficient fuuds to pay
dividend OF l5 per cent to the creditors. and
JusfIce Westbrook has granted an order author
zxtng him to do 60.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-07

Dun EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. Statistics show
that during the twenty.three years between
1851 and 1873 our merchandise imports were
81 s22 900 600 In excess OF our exports. One con-
sequence Of this was that though our merchan-
disc exports were s4s7 600 900 more than the i'm
ports lib five years ending June. 1878 we sent
away O surplus Of $ls7 600, 600 bullion In the same
period u settle old debts,
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The drain Of specie from Europe continues.
and. according to yesterdays telegram. the do
creBse Of bullion for the week In the Bank OF
France amounted to 6l5O.ooo francs. and IN tho
Bank OF England Coos, 900. The Inter bank has
advanced her discount rate to , per cent. the
ratio on three months bills In the open market
being Az per cent. The price OF silver 10 now
ha h.1R
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Receipts 81 gold and silver ut New York for
the three months ended October 81 were sS2 s41, :
600. of which sbo,eoooOo was gold. Included ID
these receipts were OBI, 900 from France and
Germany and $40 600 900 from Great Britain. On
the first Of November two millions gold were
received at New York, which must BIO added to
the above.
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LoTs or LooT.-There are now in the United
States treasury vaults. according to Mr. Gilnl-
Ian nearly slT2 900 900 Of gold coin and bullion
S2oooooo OF standard silver dollars si7 900 900 81
fractional silver coin. and $4,000, 900 of silver
coin certificates and bullion. This IL matter
at s23o, 100000 Of coin representing mn annual In
terest value OF over 81. Ooo.ooo which Is lying IN
used and useless.
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WpcL.-The New York Commercial Bulletin
|SSns IL the wool market at that place:

INA assortment. continues small. and there
2f68a not appear to be many chances OF any I'm
8pktAnt additions co ming In from the interior.
XbouE all the important collections at the West
snd Southwest. - well as In this and neighbor-
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The foregoing statement Ia q lust. true ana
oTrect transcript from the books of The Com.
panY. JAMES /, DAY President.
e. CARPENTER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN.
ty-seeond day OF January, 1870
a. INdRAHAM. Notary Public
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There was some movement yesterday In Pre-
MUM Bonds. and they showed An advance Id
prices with sales Of 100000. They closed at 2s's
@2sM. against aTa@2s on Wednesday. State
Consols were quiet and closed ut AN. against
ASK on the previous day. AT New York there
were sales Of $4,000 Louisiana Consols ut 49H.
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Received Same time Hame time

Total. .........175.738 1876, 400 1885
The Consolidated report since Friday shows
the following exports:
G. d. Free Cont Chan. Stocks
This week. - G4Tot 1898 1915 49,. 6O4 23s
Last wesk =. 81, GOs 1888 SO 63g -. bl9 500
This week last
year........ 542o7 1894 1863 -. 479 332
H. FJJTuREH
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IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-An opinion Of
great Importance to the travelling public and
railroad companies was delivered In the SUI
preme Court at Washington on the third in
stant. The case was the somewhat romantic
one OF the Countess Olga de Maluta Groloff,
and the opinion. while sustaining her iudK-
ment against the New York Central Railroad
Company for $4,000 compensation for the loss
OF ancestral laces. which she valued at $4,000,
ts strongly In favor OF the companies. on gen-
eral principles. BY its Interpretation OF the law
they are empowered to issue regulations limit
tnR their liabilities In carrying baggage. and
recurring passengers to declare when they have
ANYTHING of exceptional value In their trunks.
Additional rates for values III excess OF those
usually carried are authorized. and the failure
TO declare them treated as a fraud on the com
pany.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TRADE IrEsls. ETC.

Tho excitement In the cotton market contin
ues and the sales yesterday footed up - 90
bales- making tho sales of the two days run I'll
to the unprecedented amount Of $4,000 baes
The reports of the condition VI other cotor
markets were favorable. and the demand heins
good, our market ruled strong, indicating nj
advance Of Tic. This encouraging condition q
the cotton market has caused u boyant feeling
To prevail throughout oil branches of trade
The planter. certainly. has good reason to re-
ioico aud be exceedingly glad ut tho prices he
ID getting for his produce.
AT New York the cotton market ruled firm at
an advance of LIDO, with sales OF 1860 bales and
1000 bales delivered on contracts. Futures
showed I'M advance Of 7 TO ~ points.
The Liverpool market~opened firm and closed
steady ut nh advance Of 1-1ed with sales "a $4,000
bales. OF which 1000 were for export and specu-
iation $500 bales being American. The Receipts
were a. 500. of which 12.4oo were American. Fu-
lures opened 1-1ed better. and closed steady.
Il At the sugar sheds yesterday there was con-
siderable animation. and the market ruled
flrmer. The receipts were 529 hogeheads sugar
and 1919 barrels OF molasses
II There was d fair movement Of -four. The
sales covered 2sto barrels. and included 900 bar
rels Tor export. The feeling was quiet and
prices, notwithstanding the decline of wheat at
the West. were steady.
Provisions still refuse to move In q large way.
There was d moderate amount Of iobhng and
yesterday but otherwise the market
was wholly destitute Of interest. and pricos
were easr 10 buyers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-07

FLOUR-The inquiry was fair to-day. and the
rels were for EXPORT. The market was quiet and
steady; Sales 50 bbls at Sc e2h; 80. 50 and 125
at Sc 50 so at Sc 62 TO- So rs, $50. So so and 100
100 and eco on private terms. 400 and 500 for ex-
port.
extra SIS 25@5 so: double extra IS B2j6O5 rs !;
treble extra 1906 as; family Sc 25@e SO; choice
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The foregoing statement is trqe and correct
transcript from the books OF the COMPANY.
THOs. A.. ADAMS. President.
Sworn to and subscribed before ma tfis aev.
enteenth 1d 81, q Ma, A. 2; 1879. -,
ALFRED IEGRAHAM Notary Public
The Board Of Trustees this day resolved after
paying Ten Per Cent In cash to the stockholders.
and carrying to profit and loss s1B,74O. on ac-
efoaE b Of the he and
sum for ghrinkage Ia values, to declare a diyi-
oend 81 Twenty Per Cent In cash on the net
participating premiums, payable on MOndRy,
sixteenth OF June next
Trustees.
Ihog, A. Adams. Jno. e. King,
SAmd =. Newman. Fred'k Camerdep,
5amI q. Kennedy, Joseph w. Stone.
John Phelps, George Martin
Adam Thomson. Alfred Moulton.
nenrV Abraham L. G. Jurey,
victor Meyer. Edward Nalle.
Joseph Bowling Geo. w SsntaJI -
Edw'd J. Gay Paul II. Mortimer
Simon Hernshein, John Y Moore
simon Forcheimer, W. b. Conpar
yos, y: Wolfe. Henry NJ Preston.
2. p; FosLi Reuben g. Bush, IS
EoW .,o, f s Jno. n. Parker
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COMM ERCIAL.

UFFIUE OF NEW ORLEANS DNMOUHAT.
Thursday Evening. November @. 1870.
COTTON-A good demand prevailed for tho
staple to day. and Ia consequence Of the stmu-
lating advioes from abroad the market ruled
strong and higher. with sales OF 5000 bales.
The following is the official closing OF the Cot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-07

The exports yesterday from this port Of
grain for Europe consisted OF 34so1 bushels OF
bulk corn and 1000 bushels Of bulk wheat.
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DIRECTORY:
e. J, Hart, J, VETS seos4 wcyaha.
III. Henshaw. g. w, TAYLOR. n Iefin
B. BiBcoe, J. g. Morris r. +. xirrev
q. ,DhldWln. yame6 !. Lay. r. Il. Craig,
y y, MIlaeeready, y U Leyy. sam1 Il. Boyd
y w. seymour. emory Olapp. ynQ. 3. Groves
Jno. Y, Gaines. y. a. Ohaffratx. ], A. Blanc
Jesse q. Flower. J. l.. Harris. H. Newmsnl
ia1OIY
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inR States. have been brought up, and while
few have been reached on bids Of fAir adyanfe.
the majority of the parcels are either under the
control OF spectators who Intend TO carry. or
of dealers and manufacturers who REQUIRE Ine
stock for use In the usual course OF tfame OF 70
California mid Texas fall clips now coming for
ward have 10 a considerable extent been sold to
nrriye and from both first aud second hands
ara offered tndiYerenty This weeks business
proves comparatively full though some of tle
dealers are reporting reduced movement III
domestic woods, growing out Of the higher lin
ita placed upon stock At the close the feollug
Ia certainly worry strong, and offerings are made
with Indifference. In fine foreign woods The
movement hna boon light, but carpet stock has
sold with much freedom and at full rates.
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ENCOURAGING TO CoTToN PLANTERS Tho
Augusta tda.l Constitutionalist says It Ia an
encouraging fact that the cotton sold In that
city last week. as compared with the CORE
spending week Of last year. owing to the ad-
vance In prices, makes a difference In favor OF
the planter of about one hundred thousand dol
lars. The amount Of cotton sold In October
this year Ia the Southern States will net pro-
aducers from eight to ten million dollars more
than the sales for October last year. This is not
from the larger sales. but from the Increased
price for cotton.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY NOVEMBER = 1879
THIRD GALL l 100 r. M.

Third cALIs-1 100 r. M.
$1,000 State ConHos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4sys
81. 900 Premium Bonds ...+................. osla
States 437s@- Premiums 2ss6@2sh.
CLOSING CALLS Z. M.
States 4s1S@-: Premiums 2s1s@2sss.
tBy Telegraph
New York. Nov 4, Evening.-Money 76a74. ex-
change weak ut 4.7aibol48 80. Governments strong
new 5s 106's, AIS 1oea. 4s 102ss. State bonds
neglected aud nom1nally unchanged
Sub-Treasury balances-Ooin. s125 COG. 1G2.
si0.474,872
STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
w.,
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OCEAN FRE1aHTs FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Steam-Bulk grain v quarter. to Continental
ports rs 9l@7s Sd. Sail-To Havro. u quarter
6s sd07s.
Steam-To New York-Sugar 50 v hid: mo-
asses 81 y Dbl.
SUGAR-The tone. Of the market Is nrmer
with an active demand. Receipts to-day SAG
hhdu Wa uupfe.
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PRESIDENTIAL BoFDHoLDER.-M M. Grevy.
the President Of the French Republic. IL one
OF Its bondhoders. and. dividend-day coming
round. he visited the Bank Of France and took
his place In the crowd waiting his turn.
small clerk on one side and d large trndcswo-
man on the other. Paris banks are VIGOROUSLY
slow. but nj. Grevy was patient One OF the
officials Of the bank discovered him In line, and
haHtened To conduct him into the room Of an
official. where he might be promptly paid but
he protested that no one must lose time on his
account. and. a. he was not busy. no would wait
his turn. Grevy. 1t may be feared. is not a
strong man. The American strong" man.
or even the American weak man. like Hayes.
would advantage to the utmost by his official
ptaition