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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28


". sopy this n. - New York. 1tsssss
Nrw YoRx, March 93.-The statements
circulated sent06icially ~ soasc Of AE:
Boutwell's agents Tor the new ioaa, ana
which have already bcen autographed to the
Tri ls coutinue TO breed distrust in linan-
cial and commercial circles Tho govern
ment bond market was weak and feverieh
today, eolely from these causes, traceanle
directly to the Treasury Department iniia-
enoo. and bankers and merchants say they
are not disposed to do moro than b absolutely
necessary in the face of semt-Officiai an.
nouncomeDts from the Treasury Department
that extreme measures src hkely 70 %
adopted by the governments, @nSes WI ~ -
markefs fo, gold and foreign exchange.
The uncertainty in regard to the future
course Of the gold and foreign exchange
markets tende to paralyse tho commercial
o,,erat;ons If the price Of gold is going to
e forced down to los, or under, by the &C.
ton Of the Treasury Department. then NO
1 M udent merchants or bankers Will make
s.onfracts until the effect of this decline IL
In Tins paralyzing the legitimate trade Of
the country thew saw that Mr.. Boutwell, IL
;ncurrine an indescribable responsibility
which lie will find it diticult to justify to
the people. If he should succaed in fund
inr S2, 900 900 of the six per cents into ave
per cents, the saving Of q, 90O, 000 per an
mum is poor Offset to the loss aad unset
Ting of values created within the last
three weeks In respect to the prospects, Of
the new loan in Europe, prominent Wall
street banking firm has received the follow
ing from it's agents in London, banking
firm of high standing, but not In any way
connected with the United States govern
ment or its loan:
LONDON, March 1.-THE five per cent
limited States loan was announced yester-
day by tho London agents: There have
been no dealings, but the price is nominally
202ls per cent discount No ono il likely
to nav 81 tor the Ave per cent stock, when
ten-forties can be bought at 8Sls. Holders
will not be likely to convert from six per
cent to five per cent, until compelled to do
80, and, under the recent condition Of
affairs, the loan can not be looked ON ex-
cept e. failure.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand ard ON shipboaf1 :. :.


To-day's exports embrace 1910 bales to
Liverpool, il6O to Amsterdam and 1863 10
Cronstadt. Receipts proper since Saturday
evening S5Ol bales against y, z36 on last
Sunday and Monday, and 7O5l last year,
making an aggregate since Friday evening
of 1895 bales against IA, l9l for the cOrres-g
bonding time last week and 10, 1913 last year,
and since August 81 Of l,l59,678 against
ISL ,6S3 last year.
SUGAR-Received today go hhds. The
demand is good, especially for the better
descriptions, and market is firmer. The
supplies are selling ut 5l4 &c for inferior;
6k al lac for common; ] y 08Ac for fair;
8ls 09c for good fair; ga 09lsc for fully
fair; 1O0lOAc for prime; 10sac for
strictly prime; 1914 a lie for choice; lOh a
llAc for seconds; liz q l2Ac for yellow
clarified; l2l1 a l3c for white.
MoLAssEs-Received to-day 629 bbls.
| cold ut 30 a Csc for centrifugal, and 40 q SOC
for plantation reboiled. Some half-bbls
reboiled sold at Sc. City refinery reboiled
is quoted ut 30 al Oc; golden syrup $500 q 81.
FLoUR-fhe market is quiet but firmer
to-day. Superine is quoted at $606 l21t;
double extra g. j006 IS; treble extra
| IS SIN al p Dbl. The sales to-day are con-
| fined to 1900 bbls, of which 400 double
| extra at IS; 100 treble extra ut 81, and loo
| at 81 so; Is choice extra at IS IS; 80 and 100
| superfine at IS l2le; 200 treble extra at
| S. 87h; $50 do at IS 871a; 100 choice extra
| at 81 40; 100 do at s. 50 and SO do at So IS,
and 100 ut % IS y Dbl.
| CoRN-The market is in supply to-day.
Buyers are holding off and prices have
| sOftened. Sales 1000 sacks, of which 697
| yellow mixed at zoe; 305, 1000 and 1l8l
| white at tic; GOO white and yellow at 72c,
i %ov vuf,st nt % ~ Sho1
| OATs-Are in fair supply and limited de-
| mand;S 500 sacks were sold to-day, of which
| 2OO Ohio river at &c, 100 st. Louis at &C.
| and $50 choice Galena at &c.
dred sacks sold at 81 8 al 40 p 100 lbs.
HAY-Is in good supply and fair demand
$50 bales Ohio river sold at $24 y ton.
PORK-Is dull, with mess offering ri
81 Is = Dbl; 50 bbls sold at $2l Is p Dbl
100 half bbls 1t 81 Is p half Dbl.
| DRY SALT MEATs-Eight casks shoulders
sold ut Sc, and 1000 lbs rib sides at lOe
y fb.
BAcom-Is quiet but firm. Shoulders are
held 1T 61kc; clear rib sides lie; clear sides
l2c; sugar-cured hams i5ls o l6c. Ten there's
sugar-cured hams sold at 16l4c p 16.
LARD-One hundred and 100 kegs pressed
and 100 ~tioroes kettle rendered sold ON
toIms, SnQ ~ k0&S ana - IloECok
renned at l33tc. The markets. dull. Tierces
are quoted At l20 l214c for kettle rendered
iS* SlSc for refined; kegs 1914 013ke
BasAK1Asr BAcon-Is quoted at 150l6s
RIcD-The supply a Carolina rice 10 fair,
but that Of Louisiana il light. The demand
|eonitnues nederate, but holders arc firm 4
k9Ho y b for prime Carolina, 81 09xc for
| nce1s and 81 30 for fair; 81 $50 for prine
teaionna. 7lAe fbe ordinary, and e96lfe
CAsQI1nz Gov PaAs--Azs eomias IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
Hymencal.
This is q Washington special to the St.
nuia Res,a1IAlienn.

This is Washington special to the St.
Louis Republican:
WAsHIKcrox, March 23.-The fashionable
world of Washington has been in great
flutter to-day over the marriage Of Miss
Nettie Chase, daughter Of Chief Justice
Chase, to William Spraguo Hoyt, of New
York city. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop McIlvaine, Of Ohio, in St. Johns
church, on lafayette square, the Chief
Justice giving the bride away.
The church was superb in its floral deco
rations, and was cramnied with the elite of
the town and invited guests from abroad.
There were four usbers, one being the son
Of Secretary Fish, and another member Of
the diplomatic corps. The British commits
sioners all attended, - did most all Of the
ladies attached to the diplomatic corps. The
bridal party entered the church with the
bride leaning ON the arm Of her father, the
Chief Justice, followed by Mrs. Senator
Sprague, the brides sister, leaning on the
arm Of the bridegroom. The brides dress
was white illusion, with veil Of the same
falling over the face and around the form
The dress was loOped with exquisite flowers,
head. The bridesmaids were all
dressed alike in white French mus
lin. with rufles trimmed with
white satin, pipings top and bottom, bodies
heartshaped and trimmed to correspond
with the skirts, natural flowers in the hair,
and dress loeped with white flowers. Each
carried bouquet Of pink roses. All except
one wore black velvet around the throat.
Mrs. Sprague's dress Was of rich green silk,
with court train of pink silk. An elegant
white point lace shawl was draped about
her shoulders and worn AZ . head dress.
The ceremony was conducted according to
the impressive forms Of the Episcopal
took place at Mrs. Sprague's residence, and
nearly two thousand invited guests at
tended, including about everybody in the
official and social life Of the capital.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28

PAnm, March 26, Evening. Tho ol5ptions
voGDo6 on quietly and orderly.
II popah1ican COMMITTEE violdS to the
neVlv t3ooted municipal government.
Ch1nnU vs. liberated, and has gone to
0aiaoc1 dfsbanded several battalions. and
rs eooe e Veeuailles.
n O. Chpmbee Of Deputies the repub-
Hoons Of the loft resolved to support the
aevernment, which - the true republic.
Lomon, March N.-Nap0leon visits
Q.eN Victoria te-day. =,
IL French Ae1enelys voted public
h.nsr.l - Tie mur1eged generals and the
adoPtfse & tAeir ehilereQ.
The D.. Neps has : special dispatch
AS0 HAds sta&ing hat the elections passed
e6l9toeve nd resulted in overwhelming
II 1jcaaiGa Of Admiral 0aisset and
- Ingccs increases the succe1s Of thu
eove11tion, which, within . week, will
speeaa 70 ~ large towns, and render The
poaitioa of the government in rural dilfEictl
4 1ssial 70 tho Tl,srspA, dated Yer
saI!llGs, tventZ 7seventh, say. General Ls9s
ro1ires hen - ministry Of war and wil
y sneeeeded General Clemboult, re
turnoa peissd nom Germany.
Ith 0leerally thought that the govern
mqnt = Iefancf, ord > rumof i current Il
- Gt that IhioD viii b fofced "a
zosicE ~ - taeeesded ~ Tho Dus
e q ,.i.a - :. s.,....s..
- - = gsins tAas VI.
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= ~ "a g
ovv8csfo1 fls An! s.rcsLanAs.,
noAnAl 1tnuos March y. IssL
The money maEhet seutinues quiet and
$50 vith s moAecses demand fcr sccom-
mOaations, and q abundant supply Of
svailahle fnnds both at bank and outside.
We stin quote = stceet Eatss e0l0 per cent
mar aanum foe Al notes secured by
unouostiOnabJe oollaterals, lO0ll for short
and ll0l2 for long Al business paper
without cOllatcrals, II for good do, 9@l0
for Al 1ortgage paper, and II sl2 for sec
Cola opened It llo4 Oil against lloas
1t New York;, and closed ut ll0ss ollOAt
laginst ll0as). The movement was more
than usually active, the sales including
$4,000 ct liOl4; 43O0o.t 1T 1leat; $1,000, el0'
600 and $4,000 at llO34; $4,000 at llOA q
ll0h; $500, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and
$20od0 at llOA, and oae00, es500 and 81, Ool
1T i'll. does
There was no apparent movement in sill
yer. We still quote American silver half
dollars nominal 1T lO71A q lO8l4, and Mexi
gold. as.
> The movement in foreign exchange was
again Of fair extent, but ct irregular and
easier rates. the market giving way under
the decline In gold, and closing at y
decliae. The ssles At sterling embraced
about 60, 200, of which E2OOO bill OF lading
at l2oA; T50OO at l2014; f35, 900 clear st
l2Ols . l10a; &900o 1t l1Oas; $500, $4,000
and &G00O Al clear and El0.O00 Al bill Of
ladine At i2OA; EfOOO, and Gl5, 900 AL bill
of lading and clear ct 1904 1908; f3OCO
All bill Of lading at 1903; E2000 first class
| at l2l, aud small amount Of private bank.
ers' ut 1914. Sterling may now he quoted
at 1905 q I2Os for good to AL bill of lading
and clear, and l2l Y O. for bank.
We have to report very firm market for
domestic exchange, but hardly any quota
BILE variation from Saturdays figures. The
banks drew ON New York for remittance Ct
$4,000 and ECO commercial sight on
New York Ut par; $50 600 bank and private
bankers at par Ollie y cent premium;
$4,000 and $l5,0 600 private bankers' at l-Sl
premium; $4,000 bank, and 1900 and
| $4,000 private bankers. at l-l6.
The stock market was only moderately
active. Twenty shares Orleans Railroad
changed hands at $72 50; 50 Southeastern
Railroad ct 81 60; 100 Land, Loan and
Savings Association at 81 10; 100 Crescent
CITY Waterworks Il 81 50; 50 do at 81 60;
100 do ct the same; 100 do learly) at g: SO
Union National Bank at $50 Is; 50 do ct
| $40; 20, 10 and 100 do st $40 Is; aud 3
Sanitary and Fertilizing Company ut $25 50;
| 40 and 50 Bank of New Orleans at $42 50;
100 Slaughterhouse at $S9; 6O Mechanlcs
and Traders Bank at $40 IS; 20 do ct e4l,
and = at al IS. We also heard Of some
Gaslight At 4l53.
IN bonds Si7 600 old city seven per cents
were reported at $7lA and $4,000 at I'm.
A small amount of city seven-thirty GER
tificates, Of t0-day's issue, brought 92l4.
We hear Of no sales of State warrante
worthy of notice. They are quoted nominal
at 60@62 Dealers bought new Metropolitan
Police at 81, and asked SO.
Nothing. worthy Of notice has transpired
in city. treasury notes. They are quoted
nominal ct 10 Is per cent discount.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
nhn Is .p shsrn Of TIE f + ssSs q osi;.a,

TAomao .. Miller 10. NlaEuslche an0 VIA
(kmile 0uillsume MArmiucho aud Dame ux81ho'
Adelaide Porrilliat)-FiHh District CUaFt ~
the parish Of Orleans, No. IN.
0Y VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT Or 0R1zURR AND eA19
~ 70 me- directed BY the Honorable Tho t1(9h
District Court for the pozish Of OFleanA -
the above eattelod cause, win pgoeoc4
to ell at public auction, ct the Mesehnnlg-
and Auctio1eerv Exchange, Royal street, beeweeA
Canal and CueeoOhOuoe streets. in the 0eeea4 -
trtct of thi! city. On SATURDAY. April IS. NM
ct twelve O'clock -, TIE following described resD
CsaT1In LOT or GROUND. together With IN
the ouildtnGB and improvements thereon ~ ~
purtenancee thereof. situated In the second Dter
srtct q this eety, IN the square bounded y q
Louis. Toulouse, Chaytres and Old Lovoo stroete.
meaeuftng thirty bet mont ON 81 Louie street, ~
one hundred and hfty feet In depth, moro - leees
French me asure bounded ON one eide BY the prop
erty new or iaie of Joseph CheyrDn, and on The
other side b that now or late Of Laurent AihaN-
don.
Being the same property acquired BY the, D.
tendan{e herein a. universal lNGAtees Of The late
0uillaume Narmiche, and the ssne VS. acquired
BY the said late 0uillaume NArmiche by puEeAaoo
ffom the estato Of r Devese, per aet passed heero
Felix de- Armas, late notary public in this city,
ON the sixteenth September, lS29
Plan thereof viii be ON exhibition q tho az
Seissd in tie asove suit. ears 's.
Iermse Onethira oeeh. and TIE balance q -
anA two yeare eueattf = notes bearing mtoEeea =
eight pr sent psrsnaun ffce 80 1ns1 -.
!. sAl4 ,sspis' sAsssR = ~ Saii1E = 0sisa..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
The Houston Usjsw reports singuls

The Houston Ussjsw reports singular
death ON the Central railroad:
A man by the name Of Leo met his death
in an awful manner day before yesterday.
between Burton and Ledbetter.. The Cen
trail train was going at full speed, whom the
fireman went around to the front for the
purpose Of ciling the engine, and La. who
had secreted himself ON the cow-catchee for
tho purpose Of getting free ride, sprang
eausing his death in dreadful and sudden
manner. It seems that he ~ aftaid tho
fireman would ESQ him, and to prevent do
tection killed himself.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
We copy this from the Shreveport South
,ccstern because it is complimentary to
General McCleery:


We regret to see that the New Orleans
REPUBLICAN, confirms the report of Mr..
McCleery's serious illness, to which We
alluded some weeks since. He is in
Havana, very low with consumption, and
there is slight prospect Of his recovery.
We regret this, because We regard him by
odds the best Of his party in this portion Of
the moral vineyard. He expressed himself
after his election to Congress. determined
to 10 all within his power to aid this pOr-
ton Of the State, and appeared to have a
higher ambition than to simply make money
to subserve the interests of his party-a
laudable desire which animates precious
few, if any, Of his confederates. 1t il
rarely the case that We have felt ourselves
justified in saying aught in praise of radi-
Gals, but cheerfully pay this slight tribute
to McCleery's good qualities, Or ut least to
his good promises.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28

ps,t,dA sAiS Nsseis Mitchell, 1!lteH9@ q 9ags
- MAeansas. e eenaes. g sS4s.Sss - ~. ~ .
Rnssisn Dark Binger. store. 3 deys Asa Aaveas'
Itslisn 6Srk Dui pratclh, Ncssinas % Says ren r
leemo. to Tramontxna- =.
Rark . winslow, Davis, sdays NON Natansaa. q
BARK op6ir. Custer. % days from Mo d Jaaeirs'
Phipps kco-
| e~termO, to n De GregoEi0-
'Gchconer Mai. Snow, 10 days Aom Ut1ue, 70 A0E'
ectsener D 'Semers. Wilson, I days from Brasos
0antiseo. to Fairbanks 4 LesyerAft-
Schooner Alice Agnes, Psreous, days nom Oraau
CAymen, to 3 P1lsbury-
Havana, to Chaftatx AGAR So.
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'E,,A1G;'lArCA,

- - Z 1900 - Cou1sooo~D1o
sRSunnmngoDeu 60 - Hoosooeosn u n
luIaGee aolaoaFe>
Ruoepou, Jsnaiee, March N.-Ihe
~ ~. Whils 0ontng to anchor n this
noI1s - bal u two veseeIs, ipjuring them,
~ 800 he oould Il, got OF she Game
s. cejli1isu with third vessel and forced 1t
aGhore.
~ Legislature he's passed . bill pro
biii6nr rs sale Of petroleum and other
si1ilat eoubustibles below the standard Of
lOoo Fahrenheit.
Uoyd's agent, who arrived hero . short
e. 10 to investigate some marine mis-
- - ooncluded Nj labors md returned
8 fSk1oa. Wheeo he win report. He made
pu(1loJogo no part Of his testimony. taken
n eovGeal cases. 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
sHERIFFS SALES.


Urban 4heurer Va. Bernard Na9eya ano
Charles william BFadbuFy-Seventh DinfkiGt
Court for the Axi6h Of O11eane, No ia
DY VIRTUE OF wkff or SRIxURB AND SALE
ID to pe directed by tho HOpQEable H. Seve1A
District Court for ting pasish - Os1eae. a -
above entitled cause, win PROCEED 70 sen g pu1ne
change Royal street, hetween Canal 81 CnHo10-
house streets in the Second District 0f thi0 oty,
MONDAY, April -, 1871, at twelve 0'e2ock ~
the following described property. to Wit .
Two LOTS OF 0ROUND, together Win IN ~
buildings and improvements thereon, s1euneo4 y
the First Dstricf Of ths city. on Julia stsge4 -
tween Magasi, g and Fuucher streets, deG1GDoD4
by the numbers and two, On plan dEoUn ~
j. n. de. P0uily architect, in April 100. 81 -
p0sited in the ONCE Of Charl6e B0ndHusQ1le, -
notary public in this city; Int number One 1one-
urng forty eight feet inch and four liRee oae
on Julia street, by one hundred and sevenfy -
five inches and six lines, more or hes, IN AeHn3
and lot number two adjoining tho above q IL
side nearest FOucher street. ana measuring eveer
ty-three fee one inch and three-eighths hooe o.
said Julia street, BY one hundred aud seventy ~
in depth. more or leas, together with the nenS @
passage through an alley leading through Feacher
street, of twelve feet wide, in the rear 81 prop
erty belonging tot. A. Blanc; said alley oein$ ~
the common use If eaid twO lots and tn. Iot ga -
Baid Blanc. desigmated BY the number me ~ ~
same plan which said lots o. gronno were
by the defendants herein from CnrssSn nns.n
and Others per act .execlted on Sne tns.ssa =.
November 1851, before Edward s.netes noeaV
public in this city.
Seized IN the above suit.
TerMs-Cash on the spot ..,
- Az. u. ~i.Y, rS-a...~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
We copy this from the Shreveport South

western:
The committee appointed to interview the
railroad officials in New Orleans, or wher-
ever they may be found. left yesterday ON
the steamer Bradish johnson. As we have
before stated, the committee consists of the
following gentlemen: Mayor j. b. Gilmore,
Judge I. 7: Land, DR.. Drury Lacy, Mr..
William Robson, and DR.. T. p. Hotchkiss.
On the evening previous q dispatch was
sent to the city to DR.. HOtchkiss, asking
him to remain there until the rest of the
committee 90 down.
We presume these gentlemen will have al,
interview with the leading men Of both
roads, the Baton Rouge and Chattanooga.
Some Of our citizens are favorable to one
company add some to the other. We are
favorable to tbs one which will build their
road here the quickest. 1t is desirable that
they commence work ct this end Of the line,
and NO doubt better terms could be got
from this city if the company would agree
to d. 60.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
mh.s apil q sheriff Of the raris1

6sr... a. Elder w.. Marie Jane D9ank.
mann-SeVenth District Court for the paEiaA q
Orleans, No. SSH.
DY yrvrug OF A WRIT OF sElzuRE AND aAl1
nistrscf Court for the parish II Or3eana. h -
shoye entitled canse, win proceed - IN 8
pnbiic auction, at the Merchants and AuctinneeES
tomhouss streets, in the second nistrict e tAis
city ON TUESDAY, April Z. 1911. at twelve ss1Dek
: 'e CERTAIN RIA f0T or okOGNp. with q -
buildings and improvements thereon, snA N
rights, ways and privileges belonging e = any
and parish Of Jefferson, in this state, Il sq1ale
number twenty bounded BY Magazine, NJ
rengo. Camp and Conatantinnple strcets. 81 -
Of Jamee n. b de Paul, architect, dated Jumo -
1856. and measures thirty feet ffont On Cs1a1nnr
tlnople street. BY one hundred and twenty MT =
depth. between parallel Iines etc.
0ei8ed In the shove SUIT
TermoeCaah on thu opot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28

Mrs.. c.. Wl0i.as y. Jsha 1eEry-sixth
Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans.
RY vRTUE or 4 WRIT OF FIBRI "A,
ID cias 70 10 directed BY the Honorable the
sixth Justice Of the Peace IN and 1br the paxish &
Orleans. win proceea 70 sell ct publie auctisa,
q ny va!oeosnes Ma 81 0t Andrew stsost, q
Lor OF aotslAo1D FURNITURE ssissaA I'm
ssS JANIS MO6nR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
COMMERCIAL

MONDAY BvExIss. March q. 1871.
COrroN-The sales to-day were confined
to 300 bales at . pretty general de-
cline of Ac, and in some cases of
Nc. We modify our quotations &C.
cordinely, and annex also the Exchange.
figures, which are for even-running of its
types, while ours are for average lists, with
the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
OONSTABLEs' SALES.

EAwnrd Boob W. G. r. Holle-Seco0d
Justice Court, No. l0,973.
ny VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIRRI FACIAS TO
10 me directed by the Honorable W. L. Evans, Sec.
ond Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Of
Orleans, shall proceed to sell, ct my warehouse,
No. ~ Glrod street, between DryAdes and Rampant
streets, ON SATURDAY, April g. 1871, the tolloWinl
described p0roperty to wit
ONE LOT OF CIGARS, a. per inventory ON file
in my ONCE.
l.. Seized in the above entitled suit. ~
mb38 apl8 A. ]. DAvKRN. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28

The above figures show . reduction OF
Nc ON the outside figures Of ordinary and
the lower grades, 1ec in good ordinary and
low middling, and Ice in thejoutside figures
qualities Exceptional sales, however, to
some extent were made ut Q full Ac decline,
but the weight Of opinion was in favor Of
the Quotations we have given. Strict good
ordinary sold as low as l9c. The movement
was checked by unfavOrable kilograms from
Liverpool and New York and decline of
~ " per cent in sterling exchange, Pre-.
dicated on the. course of gold. The supply
Of desirable cottons, moreover, was limited,
and the demand was consequently slack
throughout the day. On Saturday, includ-
ing $50 bales omitted, the sales were $3.50
bales. sa.ss..tFs i.ila
} The following is the report Of the Cotton
Exchange: Quotations unchanged, rather
easier; market inactive, tending downward. +"
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BATON ROUGE.

~m~h New Orleans, Coast. 8at0n
NJ ~ nN Rouge and Crosse Teto Railroad
mr. yIEE&{3 semi weekly passenger packet
Vt. JOk1Ns
W. r GRxArHousx, Master; JAMES McRLRoY, Clerk,
win leave New Orleans every SATURDAY, atSP.
H., and WEDNESDAY. ut p. II. For freight OF
passage apply ON board. or to -. t.s4@
feS I'm &. O. MELANCON, II CONT street.
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EXP0I1s.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-28
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Bear1ne,1. New OEseans ard Red River
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Leaves on "WEDNESDAY, March -. At 8 ?. y.
H>A~~ h Fer Je1ssese. ahrsve1eee,
Landing Grand 1core, campte,
Il St Maurice, Mouth ofCsue River,
Cotile. Alexanaa, lormanls. 1asein'a. and All way
i.adings g Red riyer-The new. superb pas
= JOHN r. MOORE, as3 ~ -
". 7. BoARDnAx. Master; LowD WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII 9e1ve Is above. For freight or passage, apply
on board or to --f s-~ - 80 7TH'
sINNOTr ADAMR II Commercial place.
4. N. O. DONQHUE. ITO Gravier street. !. 4
J. &. CAkLlN, fchoupit0ulas street
p. &-Insurance ON freight By tho John T. Moore
IL onehalf the rates Of that wooden bottoms in
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