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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
Monetary and Commercial .
OFFICE OF THE DAILY RKPUBLIOAl
SATURDAY EVENING. May IA, l670

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,, .
| SATURDAY EVENING. May IA. 1870.
Nothing has transpired to indicate any
material change in the money market. Or
the street Al notes with unquestionable
collaterals, and Al business paper wilhou,
collaterals, are quoted at 1O1l2 per cent
per annum, and second grade at 1@l3 pei
cent. per month; AL mortgage paper at 90
III per cent. per annum, and second grade
at ll@l2.
Gold opened at 1l4s@1142 against 1l4S at
| New York, and closed at ll44@l145 against
| l14D. The sales included $4,000 at ll45
$4,000 at ll45; $4,000 at 1l44: $40 900 at l14I
@1l4a; ana $4,000 and $4,000 at 1l4s
Nothing reported IN silver.
Operations III foreign exchange were of
| moderate extent, part at slightly easier
| rates, but showing very little variation
from yesterdays figures. The sales OF ster-
ling emb aced f37 900. including $4,000 bill
of lading and clear at l24s@125; $4,000 clear
and 800 bill of lading, at l25; G25CO al
l253; $500 bank, at 1851; Ella GOO, at l254@
1855 and $1,000 short sight, at 1861. In
francs the sales summed up 1870 900 CONNER
cial. of which 80, 900 At -, and 10000 and
so 600 at 4.52a. Sterling may be quoted at
l24t@l25 for good to Al bill of lading aud
clear, and l25i@l26 for bank; and francs,
4.53494.523 for the former and 4. 81 i04.5s for
the latter.
Domestic exchange was a shade sitter
The banks continued to draw on New York
at y cent premium, and the sales included
$4,000 private bankers sight on New York
and $50, coo commercial at, 3-l6 premium;
5000 and SIS 600 commercial, $4,000,
$50, geo, S35, 900 and $50, 600 private bank
ers, $4,000 commercial and private bank.
ers. and $45 900 and SIS, 900 bank at /;
600 ten days sight on New York at Is
discount. and $4,000 private bankers sight
on Boston at 8 -16 premi1m.
The principal feature III stocks is the
marked decline in Crescent City Slaughter.
house shares, the transactions in which in
cluded 200 shares at $40 so; some four or
five hundred $50; - at s2l; 200 at s23, and
100 and 400 at S27. The decline was caused by
writ Of error allowed to the United States
Supreme Court in the case VS.. the butchers
Association, which, it is supposed, will de-
Ter for some time the final decision. 500
shares Ship Island Canal changed hands at
81 575; 20 Mississippi Valley Navigation |
Company at 81, and so Mississippi Valley |
Levee Company at Sll. Ship Island Canal |
was offered al the close at 81 so.
Nothing trans PRED in bonds.
ice Warrants at 49, and $4,000 at 93i. Deal |
ars bought State at S7I@So for new, and go |
493 for old, and Metropolitan Police al go
anu sold the former at SOC for new. and
-! goa for old, and the latter at 935@94
We heard Of no round amounts Of City
Treasury notes offering. Dealers rates Tor
mall sums were lSG20 per cen. discount
,uyiDg, and l59l7 selling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15

General Grant has been recently purchas.
ing Mr.. Potter's cottage at Long Branch for
1872 0C0 The house was built in 1867 and is
of frame Tiled ia with concrete. 1t was
about sixty feet square, with piazzas all
ar und. The interior is finished in black
walnut and inlaid woods: the ornaments are
of elegant design and manifest high degree
Of taste and skill. The house cantains every
tiemans residence. The main hall, which
Is wide and roony, is inlaid with coored
marbles; the parlor is elegantly furnished,
aud the dining room is large enough for a
state dinner. The house is very elegantly
furnished, and there is a fine underground
ice house and room for meat and p-ovis-
ions, which is cool even in the hottest
weather. The lot is upon the grand drive to
the ocean, and comprises four acres, and
commands superb ocean view,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
ODD FELLOWSHIP
Wednesday Evening. May rs, 1870.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON
CERT, GIVEN BY
JOSEFINA FILOMEAO.

The most renowned and charming Pianist and
Vlolinlst will appear once more, WEDNESDAY
EVENING. May Is. 1870, assisted by the following
talented Artists and Amateurs of this city, who
have kindly volunteered their services for this &C.
casio1:
Mile. Melville Nercier, Soprano; Mile. Armsntine
MERCER; Miss Ransford, Soprano: Mr.. Auguste
Davis, Tenor; senior Miguel Fiomeno, the Dis.
tinguished Vioonceist: Mr.. Rodolphe sipp, the
En- nent Pianist, Senior Juan L SalceGo, the Cele-
brated Cornet-a Piston Player; Prof. P. GrsuliEg
the Accom7anst: together with full orchest ira
under the leadershpof
SENORITA JOSEFINA FILOMENO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
EXPECTS,

MISUNDERSTANDING Lumsden--20i bdls hides
pkgs 1863 bales 1894 SKIS ocake 900 slaves
SIS 00Din specie
NEW YORK-Steanship Sherman-970 bales cotton
So bales "a bales hides $40 odls hides loo hides
bbs moassss 30 bags wool 46 bales paper stock 1870
bbls flour 50 bbls oil
KEY WEST VIA FLORIDA PORTS-Steamship
Beaufort-605 bbs iour 800 pkgs mdse hhds sugar 81
SKIS corn4 csks bacon bsgs coffee bols pork II
bbis whisky bales hay l bbis moas,es
APALACHIC ,LA-Steamship perit-l3 0 bbls -four
bags coffee bbls pork bags coffee 10 bbs whisky 2
n bbs whisky "a csks bacon 1855 SKIS ties lard 25
pkgs mdse bbls moasses
LIVERP0OL-Ship Caravan 1881 bales cotton $500
slaves IS tics taiow
HAvRE-Bark Pawnee-lS7I bales cotton 90 slaves
NEW YORK-Bark Aagge Mcseil-l84 walnut
logs 5 90 SKIS cotton seed
PENSs COLA-Schooner Mary Caroline-4O tons coal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. frederick II-75 to coal
LOUISVILLE -stearnsr Mollie Ebert-l000 bars rail-
road iron
ST LOUIs-Stesrner C0ntinental-4C0 tans pig iron
ST LUCIS-Stesmer Great Republic 800 tons pig Of
/ on e crates earthenwsrs
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RAILROADS.
hHlLhUADO.
ITO THE NORTH AND EAST
VIA
Cairo and Illinois Central KollP0s

4 ~
VIA
Cairo and Illinois Central knllros
Two Daily Express Trains leave Cairo on arr
of trains from New Orleans. No change of G.
from Cairo to st. Louis. NO change Of cars fl
Cairo to Chicago
ONLY ONE CHANGE FROM CAIRO TO NEW YoRA
This is the only direct route TO Chicago and to
points North and East, via Chicago. 1t is from
to l5O miles shorter and from twelve to tWenty.fa
hours quicker. than any other route.
AT Chlcago, Oh ect connections made for Ole
land. Niagara Falls, Buffalo. New York. Bosto
Montreal. Pittsburg. Philadelphia, Baltimore, an Z
all parts OF the Fast; also, for Milwaukee, St Paul
Lake Superior. and all points North.
New and elegant Drawing K DOM Sleeping Cars OF
all Night Trains betaeen Cairo and Chicago, anc
Cairo and ST. Louis
Baggage checked to all important points.
For through tickets, apply at the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad ticket Office
corner Camp and Common streets (uncer City
Hote), az $50 Coumoy street (under st. Charles
HoteD, and a. the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad DEPOT.
B. F. LONGLEY.
General Southern Passenger Agent, New Orleans.
W. THOMSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
W. N. HUGHiTT,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
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VNANTED-AGFNrs-s7 =. sooo

w ANIID-AGENIS-S75 to $500 peg month,
thu 9SySsTTy%nsre male and female, to introduce
Els GhNUiNE IMPROVED COMMOE SENSE
rAMILi SEWING MACHINE. This Machine will
smbrci dem IN ie1' luck Guilt cord bne braid and
SIiocoo MY warranted fer five years. We will pay
6ssntl9n any y Machine that will stronger more
the Elastic Lock Stilch' rvery second stitch car.
w fu, ana suit the roth rot be pulled apart
ne tearing IT, We pay agents from SIS to 500
SSnicn !mice that amount DO made. ADDRESS
4VEASMEeie d co, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYL-
LOUIS. MISSOURI
C!AuIlON-Bewareo of all agents selling Machines
i: tne same name as ours unless they show
So oiHdi'inoate OF agency signed by u.s. We shall not
J, S ourselves responsible for worthless Machines
w o,ner PARTIES ard shall prosecute all parties
t H.ner selng OF using Machines under this name 20
ws,a iu ex.e1t OF the law, unless such Machines
49, op.aineo from as or agents. Do not he
~, m1posed upon by parties who copy our ADVERTISE
less price. 'A'A s,aa 81, p az
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OPELOUSAS.
LOST.

T OFT-A LETTER FROM HAMBURG, GER.
IL many, signed by Mrs. oi. j. Enges, and adj
dressed to Mrs. NJ a. Manning care OF K. NJ. Fry,
rev Orleans, Louisiana. The finder will confer a
great favor by leaving IU at this office. Inyl0 1T
GAME TO MY STABLES NO. 80 ST.
~ Charles street, Sunday, May 8, $40, bright
bay mare, lame from spawn in the right hind leg.
The owner can have the same by proving property
and paying charges. JOSEPH Ma DDEN.
NEW ORLEANS, May g. 1910. rnylO Is 20"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
fNester1ay'a Evening Disn.tohes.

NEW YORK, May l4.-Net receipts of cot.
ton for the week at al United States ports
y, 675 bales, exports 10 Great Britain, 30
AS, to continent l3 5S5; stock on hand and
on shipboard, not yet cleared, 3l5 Jos bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15

The GdaIots reports that when the Empe-
ror heard of The death of the Duchess De
six millions of votes viii permit all the
royal exiles to return to France"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
SEWING MACHIN

CEG and &65-GENERAL RI
pOO writing under date of January II, y q
Its simple mechanism, and the exper On
daughters have hs d in operating it, makes %
COX Il Gibbs Sewing Machine great ia -
my family" WILCOX 4 GIBBS silent q
Loop Stitch SEWING MACHINE For sa q
NJ. s. HEDRICS.
s7end liz Canal street, New Org
Agents wanted. NH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15

o1~-Nf1s
lowing quotations yesterday:
Steer hides city slaughter over IS nsR
~ ,............. ................. 800. G5sa ~
Steer hides. city Slaughter 20 to 81 Ms = 10 $40 Is
Stser hioes, city slaughter, under 10 lbs, p
b..:,..............,.. ....'... .....,....7 @ ~
LOW hides, City slaughter as they run, q ID e1ae ~
Hips, city slaughter. 20 te "A rs, p ID. GlG
kips city slaughter, % to 80 lbs, Z H.. 71a9
Gait skins. each. 81 O1(1
Country hides flint, 20 to Is f6s, = Big IA
Country hides, flint, damaged. half price
Beesewax, prime yellow, r ID ............3O "a
"A ilolt =, sscn 61z9
The market isdull and lifeless, with q con-
tinued shading off IL prices. 400 Creole
flint at lac; $50 Texas stretched at Ice; 900
dry salt at 13c. aud 800 at l2c, are among
tine weeks sales,
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STEAMBOATS,.
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.

CAIRO AND OHIOAGO-THE ILLINOIS GEN
trail Railroad and Blue Line via Cairo take
freight from New Orleans on irs:-class steamers
leaving daily at5P.M
,fAA FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
$kas!sa!4E|333S ali points North and West via
Oairo-The
Great Republic,
Virginia.
Henry Ames
Belle Lee,
XndisEa.
Magenta,
Nicholas LOnxwOrth,
Robert r. Lee and
Confidential.
Are among the frst-clsss steamers of this line
Through tickets to all points North via Cairo for
sale at NO ISO Common street, under the St. Charles
Hotel.
all rates and ell through bills of Iadinc from
New Orleans by the above given and signed only OF
Inc once OF the company. NO. rs Carondelet street
Shippers by TINS route save drayage and transfer
charge. and their goods are always under cover
insurance onequarter less han by any other route
and rates lower.
mills 6m
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REMOVALSokAHD,
ID EMOVAL........ -,,a

-
Ii a BAT Wild
The undersigned has removed his
from the old stand, on CustomboAJr COURT,
s567-In obe-
A4IAF1C1AA FKEAA SIS directed in
on Poydras street. between Loo ana TAKEN
streets. and the office to No. IS Ma 49, r.
+ba t-aar ArtS6n'ai StN~a Gn,nt forth in tho
press his thanks to a generous i ~0"f' VI tne
and friends OF Sbusr ess of thirtl -.
ing in this city, and woald sol iao e . ~hst ot
the same to the Louisiana FreaI,h 81 ~. Vt PeISocS
ing Company. NEW1sn., .itie, OF m
Referring to the above, the \ We tae lDistnce
CIAL STONE COMPANY wv" Crleanss
STONE. also, Granite and Ma W ooIes
of building. fronts of stores anu oL 9sn, WY
window stills, lntels, tombs. mofxttiu Eoe Do
for banquets, yards, garden walks, etsne prayer
tarticlar attention of property no. al,
and builders is called to the ArtltiGy. Dr.eAne,
now offer ed beautiful and econose NJ,
for BRICK and plastered fronts of EarsuaL
suitable for cornces, window trimnk = :,
ings, front fences, etc Z
NEWTON RICHARDSy
JAMES CLARK. Secretary.
Depot for the sale of RICH ARDS o. %
apl3 ~ ~ b.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15

PART SECOND.
!. Grand March Triompnale-'Cuba must be
| tree'-composed for fu orchestra, by Josetna Flo
memo, and expressly dedicated to the President of
Cuba. Carlos Manuel de spedes-Orchestra, under
the direct on OF the same composer
2. Duet-L Orage-Concone. Miss r. and Mr.. A.
Davis.
By general request, Overture-"William Tell"
for four hands-Gottscnaik. Senorita Josetna Flo.
memo and Mr.. Rodo phe Sipp.
4. Soprano Solo-Oavitana-Verdi Mile. Melville
MERCER accompanied by her sister, Armansine
Mercer
5. Piano Soio-Fantasia. from "Favorits, . for the
lett and alone-Fumagaili. Senorita Josefna Flo.
memo.
6. Oorpet Solo Chanscn du Printemps" Spring
Songl-Nendelssohn Senior Juan L. SaIcedo.
l. Violin Soo-tIrand Fantasia and Variations,
from Norma, for one string ony-Vieuxtemps.
Ssnorits Josefna FIomeno. With accompaniment
OF Orchestra, under the direction of her father,
Senior NJ Filoneno.
8. Overture Classque, in memory of the hereto de-
tenders and victims for the cuban Liberty,
posed expressly and dedicated to Senorita Josetina
tilomeao.Rodolphe sipp. Orchestra under the d
rectlon OF Senorita Josefna EIlomeno.
Tickets, One Dollar-to be had at all the Music
Stores, and at the door.
Reserved Seats, Fifty Cents extrs-can only be OBJ
tanned at Grunewaids.
Doors open at seven o'clock. Concert commences
at eight precisely. myl53t
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iEI'unTS.

notwithstanding Lord Loveil-3o0 hhds sugar
45O bxs sngar AZ pineHppes and sundnes
HCAlAN lSLAND->chooper Apnie Warner
bbls lines lt06 punches bananas IS plansns I2G0)
cocoanuts $500 pipeapples and sundre-
SH!ELDs-ship Lady Cartier-6667 bars railroad iron
HAVANA Va FLORIDA PORTS Seaulsn VI .
Tappahsnnock3o0 bxs sugar 1900 cigars bxs tobacco
bales hides i65 b. gs peas ard sundries
lNDlANOLA VIA GALVEBfOr-steamshio Nor
gsn-i23 head cattle li3 gs wool 90 bales cotton
MOBiLE-Steamer Lou SEQ bales cotton 81 bales
Goes ic 90 bales cotton AZ bids paper sundries
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, A.,
Sunday NAV Is. 1870
OL.RAEBD FEsTRRDAY.

OLKAEBD YESTERDAY
British steamship Lumsden. Roach for Liverpool
steamship Perit, Gardiner, for Ap.lacbicola
Steamship Beaufort Baker, for Key West via Forida
Ports
Steamship Sherman Crowsll. for New York
Steamsr Usage, Andrews for Mobile, in ballast
steamer Moilie Ebert. Ebert, for Louisville
Steamer Great Repub ic. Donaldson. for st Louis
steamer Continental, McClOy for ct Louis
Ship Caravan. Mitchell for Liverpool
British bark Pawnee, Hutton. for Havre
BARK Maggie Mcneil smith, for New York
Schooner Marv Caroline Palermo. for Mobile
schooner frederick IL, Gazaao for MOBILE
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Governor Marvin Mckay from Indianoia,
to msster-lst district
Schooner Warner. Rich, days from Ruatan Island,
to TrauOntans-2d district + T
HANBoATS.
MarcelIs Ledbstter. from Yazoo river
st. john Greenhouse. from Baton Rouge
Rapides Heinz. from Grand Ec0re
Hunter. Jssnfrau from Lower Coast
Wild Wagner Goddn. from Natches
W. A. Caldwell, Rice, from Little Rock
Lonise. Hopkins, from Mobile
Twelfth Era. kouns from Jefferson
Right Way. Wilkinson. from Shreveport
Bradish johnson. Bassest. from Jefferson.
lotus No 3, Dannals. from j. terson
San Nicolas. Wood. from Lower Coat.
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SRCEIFTS OF PEuDu0h

BATON ROUEE-Steaner st John-36 bales cot sou
"a hid. sugar lbs obs nolassss and sundii les
HAZOO kIVER-Stemear Ma.ceils -43l bales cotton
$50 sks cotton seed and suniries
GRAND ECuRE-SteaEner Rapides-271 bales cotton
29i SKIS cotton reed 3iI head title and sundries
LOWER COAST-SteAmer Huuter-9U bols rice
LITTLE ROCK Steamer W Cadwell-45 bales of
cotton and sundry produce
SATCHEZ-Stesmer Wild Wagoner-2GO bales cotton
hhds sugar % bales and nn-ries
JEFFERSON-Stssner Twelfth Ers-l93 bales cotton
% hides and sundry produce
Observation-Disclosures Right Way-S33 bales of
cotton and sundry produce
JEFF EkSOS-steamer B-adish Johnsoa-ll54 ba'es
Cotton 1874 head cattle ba hides hides and sundries
EsFEhSON-Steamer Lotus No 3-l22i bales cotton
"A hides bales hdss sundries
LOWER COAST-Ste er sau Nicoas-Sundries
By THE EAILEoAp
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS BAIL.
ROAA May l4-23 bales cotton 81 half bales moss Sc
hides bales moss AS onions % SKIS corn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LII 1W0N i ~
a DID FELLOWS HALL
THIRD OF THE SERIES OF
FOU H PA RI o CON rs
Monday Evening, May 10, 1870.


Mr.. Chase has the honor to announce for his Third
Observation-Disclosures
Miss NELANIE MAY. The Eminent Solo Pianist
sENoR JULIEN h. sALCEL O. the Favorits Cornet
soIoist
MISS leila PIROLLE. Soprano
-, =; a q hNoLD soprano
!Mas. ;" d DUNN. .COntrato
a ahD DAsso
" a. "A, o tHAsE en0r
fRoF. DUoUEsNAY Musical Conductor
PROGRAMME:
Song and Chorus-The Gray Hairs of my Mother.
Bishop
Violin Soio-Fantasia-La Mustte ........... Alard
MONS j. GINET.
Ara-from II Trovators. Verdi
MRS W a. DUNN.
Trio-from Masnan'eri .................. Verdi
MISS z. PIRoLLE MR. cAssARD AND MR.. CHASE
Piano hoi0-Iannhaeuser March ............ List
MISS MELANIE MAY.
Song-"The Heart Bowed Down." .............B alfe
MIR. j. A. ARNOLD.
Cornet SoiO-Cavatina-tina Voc .......... Rossipi
SENIOR J. E. SALCEDO.
Ballad-Far. Tar out at sea tnew). o. +. Pratt
MR. A. B CHASE. -
Song-dours OF Sweet Repose ~ ....... Howe
MR.. A. CAsSARD.
Piano Solo-E flst-Polo nalse ...... Chopin |
MISS SELAN1E MAY
QuGrtette for n ale v0ices-''Ihe cast. De Coll
NEssRs CHASE. DOANE, ARNOLD AND CAssARD
Violin Soft ntastic Caprice Vieuxtemps
MONS. GINET.
tlnartette Canon-''Ecco que tiero COSTA |
MISE PIROLLE. MRS. DUNN. MEssRs. CAsSARD AND |
CHASE.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR-To be had at the Mu. |
sic Stores and at the door, myl5 1t
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PROGRAMMES:
---

PART FIRST.
l. Overture-Zampa-H erod. Orchestra, under
the dir. cIon OF Senior NJ. Filoneno.
2. soprano Solo-Le Lac -Neirdemayer Miles,
Melville and Armantine MERCER.
3. Piano Solo-Grand Concerto in G Minor-Men-
delssohu. Senorta Josehpa Fomeno with &C.
com paniment of fall orchestra.
T. Tenor solo-La Priers de Stradea-Flotow.
Mr.. Anguste Davis.
s. FIoonceilo Solo-Le Songe d Enfant-Batta
Senior Miguel Filomeno.
E. Cornst Solo-huD garian air-Strebinger. Seno
Juan >alcsco.
Anna Boena'-AIard. Senorita Joseina Fiome-
10. with accom- PAM ment of Orchestra, under the
direction OF her father, Senior NJ. tilomeno.
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MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. May l-Evenipg. Cotton
closed heavy. middling uplands 235c; sales
to-day 100 bales. Flour 50llOc lower. SUI
perfne State and Western 81 90@5 10. Wheat
dull and declining. Corn 1c lower. Pork
frmer, S29 724@29 rs. Beef, prime S229
% rs. Plain mess S11@l5, Lard quiet,
kettle rendered 1G3@l7c. Naval stores dull.
Groceries quiet. Freights dull.
CINCINNATI. May 14-Flour unchanged.
Wheat ST l0@l II for No. 2. Corn easy AZ
Sl@1 05. Oats 56@62c. Cotton quiet; mid
dlipgs 224c. Whisky 81 07@l cS. Pork $50.
Bulk meats. demand active; shoulders l2c;
clear rib sides 1890; clear sides l6!c Bacon ::
Shoulders l3c; clear rib sides l64c; clear
sides l7sc. Lard l6ac. Butter %.
Eggs 13c.
ST.. LOUIS, May H.-Flour steady; fall
supertine, 81 25@4 40. Wheat unchauged;
No. 2 red fall. 81 l29l Is. Com firm, ut pc
@S1. Oats, 63c. Rye, 63c. Whiskey 81 OS.
Pork, 500 50@30. Bulk meats Pa rked
shoulders, 124c; clear rib sides, l32c clear
sides, l6lc; lard, l649l69c.
Foreign Markets.
PARIS, May IA, Evening .-Bourse closed
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nOLH EAH COMMEKCIAL
COLLEGE,, .r.-s
Corner Camp and Common 24raa>s Me-

Orleans,
The Oldest and most efficient and successful Com.
mlseiai College IN the United States There js 4
I'M faculty. CITIZENS and strangers who wish 4
business education for themselves or sons Are Ia.
yited to call Students can enter in anv or ali ine
departments OF the College and at apy tir1e ~
n. B. NOT ONE OF sill the numerous aP.nr.rxs
OF tnls College, TO the past THrRrY.sEyEN YFARs,
a Io~d 1u q ole employment 90 far as known
For catalogues, ETC. address
de9 Iv RJJEIIS nor pp.u r.,
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EDUCATIONAL,

1EFFEKeON ACADEMY,
NO. l23 Cont street, between Dauphirs and Bur
gundy streets.
CONDUCTED BY G. j. LORD.
Of the pad ug institutions OF me South ia ~a;n
open and ready TO receive students, either as DAG
scholars or boarders. ap,q I'm
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ST. LOUIS.

~ D. For 81. Louis. Cairo, Mem.
Iphis. the Bends, Wick burg. Natchez,
ba on Rouge, and all intermediate landings the
mammoth passenger steamer
THOMPSON DEAN.
D. d. PEPPER. Master. N. b. owLER. Clerk.
Leaves TUESDAY, May Il, at M.
Connecting with Packets and Railroads for all
points North aud West nyl0
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FOREIGN Markets

PARIS, May IA, Evening .-Bourse closed
firm. Rentes rs francs.
LONDON, May 14-Cotton closed quiet
and STEADY for both spot and ailoat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
Turner May Festival

This viii be g great day for the German
Turner'S, who will march in procession over
the route designated in the announcement in
another column. At the Oakland course
and riding park they will have variety of
entertainments to-day and tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
Extra ParlOr Concert.

Next Friday evening, extra parlor con-
cert at Odd Fellows Hall, for the benefit of
the Orphans Home, Seventh street, to be
given by Mr.. A. B Chase, assisted by artists
and amateurs mentioned il the advertise
ment. Tickets may be had at the music
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
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SATURDAY EVENING. May IA. L

SATURDAY EVENING. May a. l57n.
CoTToS-The sales to-day embraced 250C
bales at irregular and easier prices, nearly
or quite losing the improvement realized
yesterday, and reaching to Thursday s
figures. We accordingly quote ordinary al
l639l93c; good ordinary at 2l4@2l4c: low
mlddling at'229223c: mlddling at 225G223c;
strict middling at 239-c, and coed mid
ding at -@235c.
. The market opened with only moderate
inquiry, and buyers claiming concessions
in prices which factors would not admit.
The business during the moraing was con-
parties subsequently came together more
freely, and nearly half of the entire bust
ness was done by one party, yet the sales
did not exceed the amount noted above
Good ordinary sold as low as &c, and r
very good style of low middling at 22c. The
supply was limited. and most factors refused
to make any quotable concessions from yes
terday's figures.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-15
WANTED,

"ANTEB.-A GOOD COOK, WASHER
" woman and rouse servant. None but first.
Glass servants need apply. Address No. 3}9 St.
Oh aries street. mylO
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