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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-25

= Strict good ordinary sold up to l2Ac, and
during the morning was held still higher.
A style between strict low middling and
middling sold ut l4c. The market opened
with fair inquiry and q more liberal sup
ply, but poorly assorted, and with scant
proportion of the better qualities. The
movement was also checked by the high
pretensions of factors, who claimed an ad-
vance of V % Nc, and in some cases asked
even more. The sales during the morning
were consequently on q moderate scale,
and mostly at sitter prices, showing par
tial advance Of bc. Later in the day, how
ever, with NO further improvement at Liv-
erp0ol, where the market was reported
quiet, factors met the demand more freely,
and the previous advance was partially
Lost.
The following is the report of the Cotton
Exchange: Market steadier," making no
chanee q our quotations.
Addine 80 bales additional yesterday, the
saIee for tho past three days sum up s., 700
haIes makine . total for the week Of 500
halea. aeainet 1900 last week and $4,000
the veek b11bre. Weeks receipts 34,l45
Ialee. embracing 1913 from other delivery
potts and se@ PFSPsrss , against $500
proper last week an4 = w Last year. Re
ceiph proper sinee August u, l,i46,8SS
bales, against SEP 49, bales last year.
ss,7sa to liverpool, ssss : Cors, for orders,
2485 to Havre, 1854 to Amsterdam, S4!l TO
Bremen, 4l21 70 Cronstadt, ~ to Gefle,
1880 to Gottenhurg, ITO to wee, lO9i to
Boston. 81 to Providence, So to New
York, 44 to Philadelphia and W to
Baltimore.
TodAyss exports embraced 500 bal1s to
Liverpool, $40 TO New York, and 934 =
fnil:delRn,s- seceipts proper since -
fsiday, and $50 last yea. nskinr q g
efe9Ate sinco Friday evenine C 8 3to1e6,
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Ffanceis Desbon W. Frank wheaton.
ct a1s (RmmA Josephine WhestOn wife Of
Lewis Gill, and her husband Lewis Gill; and
kllsA Jane Wheaton|-Sixth District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, Ma. 1904.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND GALE
- directed BY the Honorable the Sixth District
Court Tor the parish Of Orleans, in the above
entitled cause. to Thomas l. Maxwell, late Sheriff
ana hy said late Sheriff to me transferred
l viii proceed 20 son 1t public auction
q the 1erchants and Auctioneersf Exchange Royai
oeroeey between Canal and Customhouse streets, In
the second District Of this city. ON MONDAY,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the buildings and
Improvements thereon, situated in the faubour4
Annuncistion, First District Of this city, in the
square bounded by MayAdes (now st. ChArlesl,
noaymnia. and Apollo streets, and Felicity road,
the ono deeignAted by the number i've, on plan
Of Thomas Petingnle, dated November Is 1888 and
having tWeuty-1evcn net ten inches front ON
Polymnia street, by one hundred and twenty.
seven feet ten inches deep, between parallel Inca
and the other designated BY the number six, and
navmg thirty-One 1eCt eleven inches front on
POiymnia street.by one hundred and twenty feet
in .dspth, bety4en nrsllel lines, according to
.rsscn ,n1s1sd c e st passed before 49,. =,
Being Ii tie .sns property which lls.: Ann
Ihoma. Church. the wife q William Henry Whea.
ton. had purchas9d nom Peter Conrey, IT,, BY oct
goee4 eoGhtethth September, lo1o, before Theodore
Gyyel enoeAxy puhlio in this city.
80 = thoebovo outt.
1UD-OaeA - thePst.
nAN 4 a1as aAasi9se ~ ~ seosissa
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SHERIrF'S SALES.

Martin soye VI. jules Bernu3ez1Feurth
District Court for the Parish Of Orleans, No.
ny Virtue OF A WRIT OF FrER1 FACIAs
D tome directed by the Honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish OF orleans, ~
ne above entitled e ne w and to Ans
tieneers' Exchange Royal street, between Cana!
and Customhouss streefs in the second District Of
twelve O'clock H., the following described prop
FIVE SQUARES OF GROUND , :,su .; , lying
making part Of the property latelv belonging to
Howe Martini designated BY the number. twenty
on plan drawn by 4. Phelps, late surveyor in
March, 1915, and deposited in the office OF H. B.
Cenas. late notary public in this city: =,
tween Union, Bagatelle Pleasure and Richelieu
streets; square number thirty nine, comprised be-
Streets square number forty .comprsed betw St
Anthony, Bagatelle, Pleasure and Humanity streets;
square number afty.fo1r co%ps sr. between st
and square number axty-seven, comprised be.
tween st. Anthony. Bagatelle. Treasures and
b Tnn Mho ssl e n.r aid p,an.
Being the same property acquired by defendant,
as follows Squares numbers twenty -six. thirty
made thereof nom the syndic Of the creditors q
Thomas Barrett Per two .cfs pa.sed SeiCre saaa
:uS
Lombard, her oct passed before octave de Armas
notary public i'm this citv, ON December y, 1855
.. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. situated
lying and being in the Third District Of this city
designated as number one hundred and twenty one
bounded by Law. Hope, Bagatelle and Union streets
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant 1t q public sale made thereof ON November -
1859, by Louis Power, then constable of the Fifth
Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans, number
five hundred and ninety four Of the docket Of said
court.
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
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~ - G n = ~ ~ ~
1hom peoeant for Feat past q re
- Wy ~ yssslei11y. ffs1I -. e
r DAY, hswever. leok ssite psanisinE:
ne fivsr routes q 1oeoans q tie great
railroad break up down South; Prespects
for Southern trade are regarded BY our
best informed merchants and eteemboatnen
4 being very good. We fully calculats
upon brisk weeks btninees before us.
What stsry tine. will tell. only the events
yet to happen win reveal. The boats arriv.
ing hero yesterday were generally we'll
freighted, and those leaving for the South
had good cargoes. But business up stream
from this port is yet very dun. Shipments
are exceedingly light, and steamboatmen
have very little reason to rejoice over the cor
dition Of things now exhibited. It is some
consolation, however. TO- know that thsle is
ments are yet sluggish: Shippers say they
will get lower rates for freight yet. We
can't see it. Rates are certainly far from
being burtlensome at present, and we
scarcely expect to see much Of . decline.
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
SATURDAY NORNINQ, March Is, 1871.

WEATHER, BUSINESS. ETC.-Yesterday was
another one of those days that are so
chengeable that steamboatmen can hardly
depend on them. Business is growing more
quiet every day, and several more steamers
are hunting quarters to lay up at during
the dull season. The river here 10 falllng,
and rates are firm.
Among the arrivals were the GladiOla,
late in the evening, with good trip of cot
ton: the Natchez arrived with q light trip.
The departures were the Wade Hampton to
Natchez, running we'll, and with . big trip;
Taleauah, to Camden, well laden; Indiana,
to the Ohio river, with q very light trip;
City of Quincy, to st. Louis, fully laden
with railroad iron and passengers. There
are several steamers due, and expected to
The Belle Lee, we learn, has been re-
feved from her awkward predlcament at
Nine Mile Point, and is now going ON her
The Bart Able and Belle of Alton have
retired to the quiet of the far upper land.
ing, where the outrageous shades of salt
warehouse and an iron pile will calm their
perturbed spirits. Tho Belle of Alton will
receive new shafts, after which she will be
prepared to meet the swiftest Of the swift.
PINE BLuFF, March g, 1871.
To ". NJ eurls, No. Common street:
Leaves with q full load; will leave for
Fort Smith, etc., Wednesday, g.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Master steamer Importer.
The May Mcdonald has arrived at Louis.
vile with her trip Of soldiers.
The Alex Mitchell has gone from Pitts
burg to st. Paul.
The St. Louis Republican of the twenty
second says: .Here the river is stationary.
Tho ,,nror M;as;ssinni and the Missouri are
both On the decline. The Illinois is now
falling. The Tennessee and Cumberland
are falling. Tho Tallahatchie, Big Sun
flower and Yazoo are falling Forked Deer
Big Hatchie and the Arkansas and White
are yet high. The rivers in Mississippi and
Alabama are all ON the decline. Thero Y
yet plenty ofw.ter in al directions. Stea q
boats have no difficulty in navigating tn
rivers in any direction. The Missouri rivel
il falling moro rapidly than any Of the
others, and boats haveto exercise eomecare
r naviRntin9 that stream. Weather yes
1e2ay W. warm, clear and very windy
n dnot Was b1own about n great clouds
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STEAMBOATS,,
yICkSBUkG AND BENDS.

For Grcenville, vicksburg and the Bends.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at S P. NJ.
sunny nsT sss rf ss*: Point. 1sssyas,
Grand Lake, Leo,a, Maryland,
Caroliua, Pitchers Point. skip
with, Lake Providence, Pennsylvania 0oodrich's,
MilMken's Bend, Dnckport, vicksburg, Grand Gulf
St. Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof, Natchez, Bayou
Sara Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, DOnaldsonville and
ali intermediate and Coast landings-The new and
magnificent steamer
KATIE,
JIM. WHITE, MssteE T. J. HOWARD, Clerk;
VIM leave % above, and will land all Coast passen
gers with their freight
Connects ct vicksburg with packets for al
points ON the Ya1O0 and Tallahatchie rivers.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
A. A. GREEN, Agent,
mh0 No. 1856 Gravior street
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Mone(ar Commercial.
~ 2 e -. -.
MONETARY.


nvuscR 0p THR DAILY R1PUBLlrAu,l
FRfDAY BvMnuo. March y. ASsL
The money market continues quiet and
aaev. With . moderate demand Tor scc0m.
mo3stions, and an abundant supply OF
available funds both ct bank and OUTSIDE.
We still quote Is street RATES SslO per cen.
per annum for Al notee secured %
unauostionable collaterals, lO@1 ii for short
and III 0l2 for long Al business Paper
without .collaterals, IL for good 90, S0W
for Al mortgage paper, and u0l2 for SEC
Gold opened at llos elll% against III
at New York;, and closed at the opening
rates against llOB). The sales inc i,sss.
$1,000 and $4,000 at Ill; 3l5. 0OOat ~ h VsaS
$1,000 and $4,000 at lllAs; ana sioOo ~
No sales of silver have been reported,
except $1,000 in American halves at lcoA.
II Is ouoted Mt lO78 o lO614 TOR American
holt. anlIars. and 2ls 02a4 y cent premium
in cold for Mexican dollars.
Eoreicn exchange varied in agreement
With tie course Of gold ct New York. the
market closing " y cent below. our quota
tons Of last evening for commercial s aoo oiiis.
cInifing f8OO British ships bill at 1904;
GiaOO6 clear at 1904 q III; E4OOO bill Of
Iad;ng at 1904: ElOOO, E5O0O and 10000 Al
clear snd E3OO0 and $4,000 Al bill of lading
at 1871: G7OOO bill of lading and G50OO bill
and clear 1T l2l q l2l VI; G3OOO AL clear and
10000 Al bill of lading and clear at III V;
fl5OO and $4,000 American ships bills at
1919: and $4,000 bank and f3OOO private
bankers at 1874. Sterling may be quoted
at 1905 0l2l y for good TO AL bill OF iading
and clear, and 1914 a. for bank.
Domestic exchange was quiet, but very
firm. The banks drew on New York for
remittance at par, and the sales included
5000 private bankers New York sight az
mar. $4,000 private bankers and $4O.O OO bank
Mt I-l6 y cent discount; 5000. $1,000 and
x5O. 600 private bankers and $4,000 bank at
$50, and $lO, 900 private bankers and $l5,-
600. 81, 900 and 81, 900 commercial at v.
In stocks there were sales Of y shares
Bank of New Orleans at w; ~ Union M
tional Bank at $39 SIN; 100 do at $39 50;
Us do at $40; 20 do At the same; 50, SO, 50
and SO Slaughterhouse at $50; 100 Land,
Loan and Savings Association at 81 IS; lOO
Sanitary and Fertilizing Company at ~;
Is do at ga; 100 Crescent City Waterw0rks
at 81 20; 100, 200 and 200 do at 81 70; l0
Hydro Carbon Gaslight Company at $50;
10 do at SIS so; As Factors and Traders In
| lana Lottery at SIS. There were sellers Of
HYDRO Carbon Gaslight Company at the
cloee at $50.
One thousand dollars old city seven p
cent bonds changed hands at TN, and
| $4,000 new do at ~.
No sales of warrants were reported
Dealers bought new Metropolitan Police al
| 81, and old at 49, State warrants are quoted
nominal at 81 062.
CITY treasury notes are in demand fol
conversion into Fiscal Agency certificates
but there are NO round lots offered. The
| last sale was at 9 y cent discount. Dealer!
report counter rates for small sums 12a l;
discount buying, and 9alO selling. W.
| nuOfp.
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fs23mh5 26 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
George Stewart W. Mrs. Jane G. Robin.
son-Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans No. 2213.

GEORGE stewart Vs. MRS. Jane Cs 16O010-
son-Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. No. 22l3
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID to me directed by the Honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
shove entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants aud
Auct1oneerS Exchange, Royal stzeet, between
Canal and CustomhOuse streets, in the Sec
end District Of this city, On SATURDAY, April
8, 1871, ut twelve O'Clock H.. the following
two Two CERTAIN Tors 4 OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon, and
all the rights. ways, privileges and advantages
thereunto belonging, OF in any wise pertaining St
uatrd in the faub0urg Avart, parish Of Jefferson,
in this State, and designated BY the numbers four.
teen and fifteen, Of square number seventeen,
which 10 bounded by Live Oak, Laurel, Bellecastle
and Duf0ssat streets, and measuring each thirty
feet front on Live Oak street, by depth Of one
hundred and fifteen feet, more or less, between
parallel lincs-l0t number fourteen forming the
corner Of Live Oak and Dufossat stfeets
Being the Same property acquired by defendant
herein by purchases made in manner following
to wit: Lot number fourteen from James Roberte
by IN act passed before William 0hannon . notary
public in this city, ON February q, 1859; and loi
number fifteen from James w. Hail. bv an act
pa. sed before the same notary. dated November I
seized In the shove suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. 8. SAUvINET,
Sheriff Of the Paxish Of Orleana
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MADRID.

Rer,ne ~ Rleceseas - Dc CeFtes-Cen.
.rtulaeleus ~ Kisg Of Pertaaal -
Klng ~ eDain.
NAprrD. March 24-The elections to the
Corfs resulted as follows: Chamber OF
nSSutaes- Carlists, 50; republicans, 40;
mo6eretes, Is; Nontpensierists, IL; minis
terielists, 80. Senate-l32 ministeriallsts
The King Of Portugal congratulates the
King Amadeus and his queen upon his
Deaceable occupation of the Spanish throne,
and has conferred various Portuguese or
ders upon them.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE or THg REPUBLICAN,,
Saturday. March .. ISL.
WRAlKD YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Mississippi, Henry, for New York Fl
Steamship George Cromwell Clapps for New York
steamship Lcdona, H9vey, nr Hex ic 1.a;,.,.
Steamship Thomas Kelss, Du BoiA for Indianoaa
steamahip Hercules. Doughty. for Philadelphia via
Ship z.tland, Dick, for Liverpool 100
British bark John Eilla, Melvin. for Liverpool
Schooner Edwin, Dayton. for Charleston
Schooner James ODonohne, smith: for Sisal
Steamer City of Alton, Sheble, for st Louis
steamer Indiana, Neal, for Louisvile
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Harlan. Lewis. from Galveston via sa-
0"'P m SStee-s district Eit % '. '. ' "
Schooner Marths N Heath. 6 days from Corpus
Christi, bound to New York, put in in distress
rowBoArs.
Rochester, Germain from the PassestTOwed down
and to sea 2lst instant, barks Halcyon aud
up sn1g ssSnra with four
barses
Wash Senteu Fulton, from Cane river.
Trenton Austin from Bayou bartholomew.
Lessie Taylor, Kenison, from Washington.
La Belle, Wood; from Csmden
Frolic Reynsud. from Donaldsonville.
Bannock City. POsey, from Lower Coast.
Matches, feathers, from Vicksburg.
Tahlequah. Dalferes from LOckpOrt.
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Enterprise, Thorn. from st. Martinville.
BELOW COMING UP.
Schooner Hattie E Sampson, Sherman, days from
Havana, to Chaffraix Agar
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Aavnnce Guard Of the Fourth Intantfy-
Nleuphis San Proprietor ehet BY Type-
grapAioal Uaionists.
ST.. LOUIS, March 4.-The advance
guard Of the fourth infantry, stationed on
the frontier for tour years, arrived. The
entire regiment is coming for service IN
Kentucky and Tennessee. -,
The County Court to-day ORDERED Inc
nroposition that the county of st. LOUIS
shafl subscribe 81 .OO0, 900 stock to the st.
Iouis and Fort Scott Railroad Company
~ submitted to Q vote Of the people on tine
SToumviLLE. March 24-J. Burke and j..
pnliam wpre today sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary for dealing in counter
feft Rreenbacke.
HxpIsor. Wis, March M.-The Legisia-
ture practically closed its session To-Day. .
The Senate appointed committee to IN
veetigate the reported corruption in the
nassaee Of the Delta improvement bill and
Elm What influence, if any, was brought to
hear up6n the Governor. The committees
viIl report at the next session of the Legis-
MrnpHrs. March 24.-Mr. w. A. McCloy
nroprietor Of the Sam, was shot and wounded
fn the thigh and head, this afternoon. BY
Henry White and Henry Moode, officers o.
the typographical Union. The difficulty
grow out Of . strike in the San office, some
two weeks since. White and Noodle waived
An examination, under bonds Of $4,000 each
10 answer the charge Of assault with an in
tent to commit murder in the first degree
Mr.. McCloy 10 mot dangerously hurt.
Ravsr lnsslllgsace.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March "a. p. M
Arriycd: Ship Viola, Slater, master
twenty DAYS from New York, in ballast, to
master: steamship Harlan at 3 p. NJ, Lewis
master, from IndianOla via Galveston, to z
A. whitney & Co.; ship jamestown. Hal!
master. from Liverpool via Mobile, in bal
Iaet. to master; schooner Gertrude Halves
Gmith. master, seven days from Ruatan
With fruit to r. Tram0ntana.
VrcKsBuRG. March 24.-Passed down
r. e. Leo ct 6 P. NJ, Leonidas at A. N
Passed up: Alps and barges at 3, MOhawl
risine slowly. Weather warm and clear.
lEuPHTs, March 24.-Passed up: Look
ont. Olive Branch, City of Cairo and Be-
fast. Down: Great Republic and Ton
jasper. River falling slowly. Weathe
LcUIsyILLE, March 24-Weather COO
Mercury 40. River falling, with six fee
ten inches in the chute, eight feet ten inche
in the canal, and five feet ten inches on til
rocks. Business duli. ArriveQ: 0arrc,
and barges, from St. Louis. Departed
Garrett and barges, for ST. Louis. jaime
Brown, Lion. Panther, Dart, Blackmor
,Tierese and Julia Hanna arrived frOl
.Piftsbuyg with full tows of coal for tn
and Southern markets.
Tic rest Of the Charles Bodmanns freigl
was taken of to-day. There is no prOb'
bility Of her getting afloat till the next ris
CfNcuNAri, March 23-River fallin
Arrived: H. 8. Turner and Waunita fro'
New Orleans, and Silver Moon from Men
phis. Departed: E. H: Durfee and Kat
Robinson for st. Louis. Weather clea
Mercury 40.
81. LOUIS, March 4.-Arrived: Henr
Ames and Richmond from New Orlean
City Of vicksburg from vicksburg, and s
Joseph from Memphis. Departed: Bel
Memphis for Memphis, Pauline Carroll f
New Orleans, and w. H. Brown for Cair
River still falling. Weather clear an
warmer.
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COMMERCIAL.


FRlDA1 EvzHIHa. March "a. 1871.
CorT0N-The sales to-day summed up
$3.50 bales, at an advance of about 1sc in
the morning, but at less buoyant prices sub
eequently, the market closing at figures re-
quiring only slight modification Of our
quotations, which we adjust accordingly,
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:
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BATON ROUGE.

n0~ l. New Orleans, Coast, Baton
Rouge and Crosse Tete Railroad
semi weekly passenger packet
W. r, 0nzAeHousR, Master; JAMES McELRoy, CleR1,
win leave Kew Orleans every SATURDAY. 1T p.
N. and WEDNESDAY. 1T P. n. For freight q
nassaee apply ON board, or to
rs I'm Z. o. MELASCON, fiOonM stseet.
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MEMORANDA.
tBy Telegraph.1

Havana, March o.
To VIM Creevy-Steamship Yazoo Captain Cath
crime, sailed at SIX o'clock this evening for New
Orleans.
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MARKETS.
Desness1c Markets.

Nsw YonK, March "a. Evening.-Cotto
closed weak; sales 1865 bales; middling
uDlauds l5lto. Flour quiet. Whisky Ola
9fAc, Wheat lc lower; winter red and
amber Western 81 7O0l y. Corn closed
heavy S4006l4c. Pork quiet: Beef dull.
Naval stores steady. Tailow active.
fair g good refinery is quoted at S08% to
sHc. kolaases1 quiet; New IOrleans 600
.65c. Rice dull and unchanged; small salee.
CINCINNATI, March M.-COttOn in mir
deunand; middlngs 14k 0l4l4c. Floue md
grain unchanged. Provisions held more
firmly because Of some speculative demand
from parties who think the bottom has been
: reached. Bulk shoulders saleable ct 7c, and
mess pork ut 30, but both held ct q y
higher. Lard dull at Nae. Whiaky quiet
81. LOUIS, March 24.-Flour firm and
in fair demand; superfnA. winter Is 500
Is 60: extras IS 2507 Is. Wheat quiet and
we'd: Iowa spring 81 50; prime to strictly
urime red 1all 81 SOL 60. Com easier and
-active; so9tr59e for mixed on, the track
across ~ 1Ner; mixed in SACKS 58l4c,
whitc 5911 Oats firm at 49lAc; mixed
ON tho tra1k No. mixed Sc; sacked $50
Soc. Barley Arm; No. 81 Ac. Rye aull at
$50 for prine, whisky Sc. Mess pork dull
1t ~. Dry salt meats very dull: clearrib,
packed, lOlSc. Bacon lower; shoulders, on
orders, 7a4c; clear rib lOl4c; sugar cured
hams, canvased, D60 l614c. Lard dull al
1ll4c for steam. Hog quiet at $606 IS
Cattle active at q 1896 TA.
Rereign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, March "a, Evening.-Co
sclOeed quiet at Moons quotations. Sale
ROOo bales, including 1000 10r export AMI
specu1atiOn. Common rOsin s. Sd. Stool
of cotton afoat, $4,000 bales; American
Hamln e.
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.

BAYOU BARIf1NJ1.OMG W.
REGULAR Dayou BarshoDomow Packet.
Leaves ON SATURDAY, March -, 1t ST. H.
,6 Fer PsR It p Ss:s ass so at1cs
ya3{{{3 Trenton and all way landiDge ON
DOuachita and Black Iivers-The
first class sidewheel passenger packet
RUTH, J
RrRroy Master: r, C. BARROW Clerk;
viii leave - above. For freight or passage apply
R. r. BRlTTON,
HSs No. l3S Gravier street.
GEORGE d. HTTE,
mh24 Agent, No. II Tchoupdtoulas street.