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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY MORNING, March IA, 1871.

WEATHER. BUSINESS. ETC.-Yesterday the
weather was clear and bright in the morn
ing. but toward night the wind became
high, and clouds overshadowed the sky,
betokening a storm. The river here con
tinues to rise, and the upper tributaries are
at good stage.
The arrivals were not numerous, and con
sisted of the Wade Hampton with fair
trip: Mavflower from Ouachita river, with
1000 bales OF cotton; Henry 5. Turner, from
Louisville, with u full trip; Robert <. Lee.
from Vicksbulg, loaded with cotton. Among
the departures were the James Howard,
with a fine trip, to st. Louis: Kellogg and
barges to St. Louis, laden with full 200
tons; Waunita, to Pittsburg. with sugar,
ETC.: Gladiola, with good trip. to Minden.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.-The Henry s.
Turner, with Captain Rusk in command
and Mr.. Phil j. Hcuer in the office. arrived
Yesterday from Louisville. and viii leave
again to-day at 5 p. NJ. on return trip. Tie
Turner is /; well furnished. safe and pleas
ant steamer. and her officers are men OF
tried experience, and fully capable OF Civ
ing a speedy and pleasant trip to passen-
gers. The II. S. Turner leaves at ) T. NJ.
The regular Bayou Macon packet Lizzie
Hopkins will leave to-day on her usual
time. ) p. NJ, for all landings TO Iensas.
Captain X G. Rawlings has command and
MI. L. TX. w Ork Is tU1tl cltIh. L ut IlbI}-
kins has proved herself reliable paeke
and we are glad to see our merchants
patronize her.
Hon. George II. Rea, PresiGcn. Of tic
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company,
left yesterday for st. Louis.
The new steamboat building company or
ganized at New Albany. last week. has
already made heavy contracts Tor boat tim
Der and lumber.
Barmore, of Jetfersonyille has a contract
for two coal barges for Captain Gilmore, OF
Cannelton. They are to be eighty feet long,
eighteen feet wide. and four feet hold.
The Alexander Mitchell is en- route from
Pittsburg to New Orleans.
w. II. Brown, the coal king. has con
tracted for another towboat, as follows The
hull is building at Freedom-length one
hundred and ninety feet, beam thirty -tour
feet. hold five feet ten inches. She will be
furnished with six boilers. forty inches in
diameter, and twenty-eight feet long; en-
gines, twenty -tive inch cylinders, with eight
and Il half feet stroke. This boat will be
built under the superintendent of Isaac
Hamitt. Jr. Mr.. Brown thinks wooden
bulls are good enough for his business.
The Post Boy. Captain Lloyd I. Belt mas
ter. leaves to-day, for st. Louis. She will
load in the regular line.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
-Exports S.
, '-

SUGAR-Received to-day 900 hhds. Good
descriptions are scarce and in request, while
the medium and lower grades are dull and
depressed. Inferior, 43l a sac: common, 6
064oc; good common, 707 12c: fair. ia q
Sc; good fair. Sl4 Size; fully fair, 834 a &c;
prime, GIG a Zoe; strictly prime l0l4c; choice,
1923 lie: yellow clarified, II a l2c; white.
II a l3c I, to.
MoLAssEs Received to-day GOO bbs
Good is scarce and in request, while poor
descriptions are very dull. The supplies are
selling slowly at Is 025c for inferior fermert
ing, 3o0 40c for good fermenting, and 45c
for rebciled
FLouR-The market is now in supply.
but the demand is limited, and prices have
so1tened. Superine is quoted at Sc 25a
80; double extra 81 al 1919: treble extra
w 25a7 SO. The principal sales to day
were confined to 1000 bbls, Of which 50 and
1870 good treble extra at 81 so; 100 choice
extra at ~ 81, and 300 do at s. 20, and so
| do at So IS v Dbl
CokN-ls in light supply and in demand,
and prices are higher: II 900 sacks were
sold to-day, of which 500 and 800 yellow at
zoe, $50 and 200 do at 7lc, $50 yellow and
100, 500, 500 and 800 white at &c, 100. 500
| 500, 1000, 300, 500 and 5000 white at Sc, 400
yellow in dundees at roc, and 900 soft white
| at CSC. On Saturday afternoon. not report
| cd, 400 yellow in dundees and 600 yellow
and white al |Vc. ana %oUV mixed and YET
| low at 69c.
OArs-Are in fair supply and frmer; 1900
sacks were sold to-day, of which 100 and
100 Ohio river at 61c; $50 st. Louis at Gle:
$50 and 300 ST. Louis at Csc. y bushel, and
200 Galena at &c.
| BRAN-Is in light supply and firm, so and
100 sacks sold at 81 80 v 100 lbs
HAY-One hundred bales choice Western
sold at $eS y ton. Prime to choice is sell
ing at $25 02s y ton.
| PoRK-ls dull and prices are lower. Mess
is held at $50 % y Dbl; 500 bbls original
mess sold in one lot at $22, and 5lIbbls do at
So 50 Dbl; mess is retailing at 800 50 02j
Y Dbl.
| LARD-Is dull and prices are almost nom
| inal. Tierces are quoted at l21s a l2aac for
steam and kettle, and 1924 0I3c for
| refined; kegs l40l4Ac; 81 kegs choice
kettle rendered sold at l4c; so do packers
| and 900 do refined at lac.
DRY SALT MEAS boxes heads sold at
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14

Alta meeting in Boston, last week, of the
stockholders of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company the following gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year.
Oliver Ames, John Duff, Elisha Atkins,
Oakes Ames, Gardner Dexter, H. E Rob-
bins, OF Massachusetts; l.. p. Morton, James
Brooks, Sidney Dillon, Andrew Carnage,
of New York; Thomas A. Scott, Edgar
Thompson, of Pennsylvania; George NJ.
Pullman, of Illinois; G. I. Bushnell, OF
Cincinnati, and G. M. Dodge, Of Iowa.
The directors elected Hon. Thomas A. Scott
Twice president of the Pennsylvania Cen.
tral), president. Mr.. Scott is one Of tn
most efficient railroad men in the country
and we predict bright future for the
Union Pacific under his management.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
The Bay St. Louis Gazette saws:

The tides of Mississippi Sound are not
governed by the law that governs tides in
other portions of the world. Almost every
where else the tide GIBBS and flows twice in
twenty four hours, and the tide is regu-
lated by the moons altitude. Here, owing
to the peculiar CONFORMATION of the coast,
the time Of ebb and high tide depends en-
tirely upon the wind.
Whenever southern or eastern wind
prevails, the waters OF Mississippi Sound
are constantly at high food, being driven
up and kept high by the influx from the
great Mexican gulf; while with prevail
ing northern wind the water is blown back
from our beaches, and sometimes for week
At time not sign Of tide can be seen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
2Ac: - do rib sides a gao, and 25 casks

2Ac: - do rib sides a 9a4c, and Is casks
RAcON~Is dull; shoulders are held at
elac: clear rib sides II 14c; clear sides l24c;
sugar cured hams l60Hc. Five casks clear
rib sides sold at l21ac; 20 casks clear slces
sold at l2c; Is tierces sugareured hams
at Ice, and 10 do at l614c.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is quoted at Is q l6c
v Id.
WHIsKY-The demand for rectlfed wins
| kies is still without life, and prices are IL
regular and IL little better than nominal.
Holders ask S714 097l2c y gallon, as in
brand; 80 barrels sold on private terms; 10
at SO u gallon; 25 barrels pure spirits sold
at S. 50 T. gallon. Bourbon is in good re-
quest at 81 5o02 gallon, as i'll quality
for pure, and 81 al IS for patent.
RICE-There is only a jobbing demand,
and prices are unchanged. We continue to
quote Carolina at 91sc v It for prime; ga c
tor good, and 8a4 a9c for fair; louisiana
at 808Ac T. fb for prime, ~ 0734c for
ordinary and Sig asa c for common.
CAROLINA Cow PEAs-Are dull. They
are quoted at So y bushel and - y y
bushel at retail.
SALr-Thc demand continues good: no
change IN prices Dealers rates "a eo Liver 4. =.
sack. When large lots are taken ut ware
house by boats deduction is made tor
drayage. We note I: sale of l cargo atoat
ut 81 10 T. sack, and ? do on private
terms. Table salt in pockets &c. 4c and &c
Corn MEALS in good supply ana mod
crate demand. Kiln dried So % from store,
SO from the landing.
BUTrER-The market is without any
change Choice Goshen continues scarce
and IN demand at 43 44c T. Is. Other
kinds are plenty and dull. We quote good
to choice Western at "A a q l2c; inferior at
l20 lSc; common Northern at . a 3Oc t 10.
Contributing doing from first hands,
importers holding 5000 bags. We continue
to quote prime (gold duty paid l5i4 l5slc.
good l4a4 l5c, fair l4A a l414c T. II. The
jobbing demand is pretty good. dealers
having worked of some 1000 bags durin &
the last few days, largely on Western
account.
CHEEsE-Choice Western factory is in
light supply and good demand at l5c y Ib.
Reserve and English dairy dull at l3l-c 10
for the former and lie for the latter.
FREIGIITs-There is no abatement N the
demand for room for cotton, and under d
light supply OF sailing tonnage, rates rule
firm There is no steam room on the berth
for Liverpool. The offerings coastwise are
fair. We quote cotton to Liverpool sail,
a4d; to Havre Bordeaux, Hamburg, Bremen,
Cronstadt, Genoa, and other continental
ports, sail, | l2c y fb: oil cake to Liverpool.
sail, b a BIS I'd y ton; cotton to New York
and Philadelphia 7sc steam; sugar TO do.
steam Sc, molasses 81
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niddling uplands at l44c. Flour: Southern
steady; common to fair extra ~ al Gu;
good to choice 81 65a9. Whisky firm at
!3hc Wheat active; winter red and amber
Western 81 7OGl 72. Corn scarce and
firmer at 81 0S7 lac. Pork tirmer at 81 80 a
<2l IS. Beef steady. Lard a shade better;
kettle 13Ac. Turpentine dull at 53c. Rosn
quiet; strained 81 7002 80. Tallow steady.
Freights dull; cotton per steam 5-l6 sd;
grain Gid.
Coffee firm but not active. Sugar firm and
moderately active: SA 09c for Cuba; sl4
sac for fair to good refining; 91a a lOc for
Porto Rico. Molasses unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March 13-CottOn firm and
demand fair nliddling l3a4 a lac. Flour
steady and in moderate demands; family
Sc 3O06 So. Wheat scarce and firm at
at 81 20. Rye scarce and firm at 81 O30
/ o.. Oats steady; No. 2 at sea- SIC. Bar
lev quiet at ST.. Provisions dull and I'M
changed Mess pork held at $2l so. Lard
II I2Ac. Bulk meats: Shoulders 7'sc;
clear rib sides 9la a 9al clear sides lOl2c; no
sales Bacon: Shoulders she; clear ribs
lOAc; clear sides lIasc. Whisky in good
demand at SIC.
ST. LOUIS, March l3-Flour quiet and
weak; supertine winter S. SO05 S5 extras
Sc 1906 So Wheat dull and declined; soft
Iowa spring 81 35al 81; No. red fall
81 IS. Corn steady and in moderate de,
mand for No. . mixed in elevator; No.
white in sacks So q 60c. Oats strong; No.
mixed sic; in sacks 50 q SIC Barley firm;
No. 90c; choice Iowa 81 10. Rye 921s a
Csc Whisky $50. Mess pork nominal at
$2l. Loose bulk clear sides l0l4c. Bacon
nominal: no sales. Lard nominal. Hogs
&607 Cattle unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March l3, Evening.-Securities
unchanged. Turpentine BIS.
L1vERPOoL, March Is, EveniRg.-Cotton
closed quiet and steade; middling uplands
7h07Ad; Orleans rs al lad; sales L., 000
bales, including 5000 for export and specu-
lation Bombay shipments since last report
to the tenth, 5000 bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fl Turner-lS3 bales Of
cotton hhds tobacco 1874 SKIS corn $50 bbls flour
VICKSBURG-Steauer Robert gE tee-3l3l bale
cotton 1902 SKIS cotton seed y SKIS seed cotton 2o
SKIS oilcake and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rapides-l2S6 bales cotton oJ
sks cotton seed and sundries
BAYOU IERRE-St.alner Wash senteL-.Ol bales
BAYOU DIES GLAZE-Steamer Peerless--329
bales cotton 1888 cotton seed BIS bbls mOlasses
q h,ads sugar l and sundries .,,o y. ,,,.
Il bales cotton go SKIS cotton seed bbis mo'asses
and suudries
OUACHrTA RIvER-Steamer Mayiower-l84e
bales cotton so SKIS cotton seed and sundries
FORT ADAMS-Steamer Wade 1anpton--2.l
bales cotton "a SKIS seed cotton - obs molasses
hhds sugar and'sImdrles
Observation-Disclosures Fra No l0-805 bales cotton
ST Observation-Disclosures Rob Rove bales
cotton 10 sks seed cotton las hhds sugar II bbls
lasses and sundries
LOCKPORT-Steamer Tahlequair-2l hlds sugar
% bales cotton 20 SKIS seed cotton 1873 bbls moasses
CAMDES-steamer rora-lls2 tales cotton l56
SKIS cotton seed and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-++ bos rice
and Sundries
LOWER COA>T-Lugger River Queeu-74 bts
rice and sundries
LAFOCRCHE-Nine luggers-12o bb.s potatoes
and sni.Gries
PITT>BCRG-S,eaner II Big.ey and barger-
10000 bash cCal
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
GAMMA li-SttaHieL = Is SHuTcL-to inuS 10
bacco and suIdry produce
Neutrality-suspicious. W 5 Pike. bales cotton
SKIS seed cotton 85 hhds sugar 25J bb.s nloiasses
and s,IndIies
LAFotkCHE--Sttamer Henry Tete-J.G hlds
sugar bbls sugar bales cotton 90 bbls no,asses
~ half bbls molasses and sundries
LOWE COASr-Steamer BtaUioTt-Sl upis of
nee is SKIS rice and kUndIies
SBIt.(i-Steamer Grand Lake No , and
b,.ryes-90 ln0 bush coal
Observation-Disclosures Lotawapna--2u bales OF
cotton p SKIS seed cotton 70 SKIS bois d1 seed and
suuGrts
EY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, March 1856 bales cotton and
sundry produce
MOhGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 1870 hhds sugar bJls 1nolasses 2s0
bales cotton sks seed cotton Il halt bbls molaSses
and suuGr!es
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
STEAMBOATS,.
VICKSBURG AND BENDS.

For Greenville, Vicksburg and the benos'
Leaves every THURSDAY, at P. NJ
For 60 ;rs sen,s Pn;.t A halnara
Grand Lake, Leo,a, Maryland,
HCarolina, Pitchers Point, skip
with, Lake Providence, Pennsylvania, Goodrich =
u. Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof Natchez, bayo4
Sara, Baton Rouge, Plaquemne. DonadsonvlAe anu
all intermediate and Coast landings-The ne" anu
magnificent steamer
KATIE,
j. NJ. WHITE, Master IT,. HOWARD, CierK;
Will leave above, and will land all Coast lassen-
gers with their freight. :,
Connects at vicksburg with packets Tor ali
points the Yazoo and TallalatcLie rivers
For freight passage apply on board. or to
A. A. GREEN. Agent,
mh8 No. 1856 Gr;;Vitr street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
EXPORTS.

-INDIANOLA VIA Observation-Disclosures Nor
san-iur Indanola-250 bbls -four 80 bbs whisky Is
SKIS 100 bbls potatoes Is hhds sugar 10 ties OF
hams
For tiaiveston-l900 bbls Hour 100 bbs Whisky 90
bbs sugar 100 bbls meal 40 hds sugar ESQ SKIS corn
2C bags coffee 100 SKIS oats ~ cks bacon $50 pkgs
MGse
$500 slaves
ST LOTIS-Steamer Mohawk and barges--38o
tons pig iron
WEIR. CRUZ-kchooner H Frcnch-339 bales OF
cotton 527 half bales cotton SKIS cotton seed IL 600
feet lumber
ST LOu!S-Steamer James HowaTo-llco pXs o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales 239!

To-days exports embraced 1923 bales to
Liverpool, and COB to Vera Cruz. Receipts
proper since Saturday evening 1852 bales,
against $4,000 on last Sunday and Monday,
and 1906 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening Of 1868 bales,
against 81 .20l for the corresponding time
last week. and GAO last year, and since An-
last YEAR
We arc indebted to the Cotton Exchange
for tie following. received this evening by
telegraph:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14

cOuntrymen that "the American never
plays-not even the American child. Labor
is his element, and his only relaxation from
hard work Is fierce excitement. Neither
does he laugh. The Americans, | imagine.
are the most serious people in the world
Is this true to-dayl An honest reflection
will show that it is neasurably. if not liter
a1lv correct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
BELOW COMING UP.

Ship " Chapman. Chase, from Liverpool Jan 20
to MASTER
Ship Tylgia Jansen, 70 days from Liverpool, 10
Neeker. Knox &co-
Bark Maggie Hammond Scott, from Liverpool Jan
:, to Lowell L. Bailey
Spanish brig Flave. Morse. days from Havana
i'll ballast to Ayend.tno Bros
Schooner Linda Lecoq. days from Vera Cruz,
IL ballast; TO Go.Irnbow kelley
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
IMPORTS.

NEW YORK-SteamshiD st Leuis-Asstd mise
NEW Notwithstanding Western Metropolis
Ass;G mdse
INDIANOLA VIA Observation-Disclosures Gin
toI91 bales cotton 1871 head cattle Al bpls beef and
sundries
PHILADELPHIA-Ship Arcturus-Asstd mdse
LIVERPOOL-Ship Sarawak-440o SKIS salt
LIVEKPOOL-Ship Antarctie-ltl4 SKIS salt lGl
soda ash 1873 bbls soda crystals 400 Kegs and IL
cks do and suudries
observation-disclosures Martha-&o bushels peas
IS go feet lumber 5000 empty sacks
RAEASA-SchoOner James Oponohue-2l4 thds
sugar ~ bxs sugar
RUATAN ISLAND-SchoOner Etna-8010 piantains
81 punches bananas 4Gl2 cOcoanuts II pineappts
RUATAN ISLAND-SchOoner Fancy-8o0G cocoa
nuts Is. 600 planiains 800 punches bananas
MORILE-Steamer Louise-G1 bales cotton 81 SKIS
cotton seed l37 pkgs tobacco cast tobacco and
suuurleS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
ATCHAFALAYA.

Bayou Des GiaiZes and rAtchafnlaya
Packet.
&Leaves on TUESDAY, March IA, at P. NJ,
hTa-a~9~v b. For Evergreen, Enter
H. IAsS prise, Cotton Port. Junction, Mo-
&G5t:.Jy aaiiiii38 reauville, Big Bend, Hamburg,
e EiE<s:<zzlEand all landings Bayou Des
Glaizes Old river and Atchafalaya river to Simms-
port-The new passenger steamer
RUTH,
W. BURTON Master; X. C. BARROW, Clerk;
Will attend TO business in lower Old river to Will
Transport and Coast. For freight passage apply
on board. IHhl2,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14

The Wisconsin Legislature is ungallant.
It has rejected a bill authorizing unmarried
vomen, owning real estate in school dis
tricts. to vote. 1t has offset this, however,
nv. also killing a bill requiring persons
Wishing to get married, often at the cost of
ted;ous and expensive travel, to go to the
clerk of the circuit court and be examined,
and get license before being allowed to
Aarry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, March

MONDAY EVENING, March II, 1B'1.
COTTON-The sales to-day summed up
1880 bales, at sitter prices generally. and
an advance of lsc on the medium and better
qualities. We modify our quotations accord
ingly, and give also the Exchange tiguws.
which are for even running of its types, while
our own are for average lists, with the out
side rate for strict
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Cuba DukeIart, from Baltin ore I'd
inst, wa Havana, to Witaerspoon, Moss &co-
I'd district
Steamship ST. Louis. Whitehead. from New York
4th instant to A Moulton-2d district
Ship City of Boston, Wyman, Is days from Phila-
delphia, to Ocean. Zerega &co-Point
Ship Antarctic McStOker, from Liverpool Jan II,
to Ocean Zerega &co-4th district SO
British bark Mary LOwerison, Henderson. days
from Havana, i'll ballast, to PUG BrOs-Polnt
Russian bark Lannatar, Lungnin, days from Ha-
vana in ballast to w BuddendOTf-Point
Bark Ada Carter kenne. 5 days from Matanzas,
to Chatfraix Agar-POint
Swedish brig Preference Wahlen from Rio de
Janeiro Jan "a to master-Point
Brig Amelia, Hageman, days from Havana, in
ballast, to master-POint
Schooner Louisa Wilson, Holt, II days from New
York, to G w HynsOn &cO-2d district T
Schooner Etna PiZallo, days from Ruatan Island
to GranGe-2d district r T
schooner James ODonohue Smith, 5 days from
Havana, to Chattraix 4 Agar-Elevator
schooner G sibley, Coson, from Havana, to
ChafraiX Agar-1st district 81
LnSger RIVER Queen, Carbone from Lower Coast
to master-2d district a
Nine lugsers from Lafourche, to masters-2d dis
trict Ia
TOWBOATS.
Tecumseh, Lombard, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 10th instant, schooner Lily Of the
Vaev-Br0ught up ship City Of Boston and
bark Launcetar
Equator, Warren, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 9th instant, harks Gustave Helen
and Mary Mckee, and ship Helene-Brought ur
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy Of Music.

The Academy had nice house last night
to witness the array of novelties presented
there, not the least of which was the new
sensation Of THE Water Sprites OF Boston"
1t had long run at the Howard Atheneum,
in that city, and such is the rush to see it
here, that we admonish our readers to
hasten to the box Office this morning and
secure seats early.
st. Charles Theatre.
Owing to. the serious illness of Mr.. Joseph
X. Emmett, the comedy of "Fritz, Our
Cousin-G German" was Withdrawn last night,
and the Three Guardsmen' substituted.
This evening the "Three Guardsmen' will
be produced again.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
BAYOU MACON.

BAYOU MACON.
Regular Black River. Tensas and Bayou
Macon Packet.
Leaves SATURDAY, March IL, at P. NJ.
6aaans~ h For Floyd. Monticello
:syEiiiiit& Bayou, Warsaw, Crockett IS Point ;
EEzzszE Egypt, Brahms, Osborns, Chair
dlers, Calloways Cut OF, and all landings on
Tensas and Black rivers-T The steamer
BIZ; HORN,
". T. NoRMENT Master, w. +. GILLIAN and T. I.
CUNY, Clerks
Will leave as above. For freight passage, apply
on board or to GEORGE d. HIrE.
mhl4 Agent. ~ Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
Tensas and Bayou Macon Packet.

Teneas and Bayou Macon Packet.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 5 P. VI.
As@1~~ h For Delhi, Mouth Of JOe's
Bayou, Warsaw, Crocketts, Egypt
Landing. OsbOrIes. Chambers $.
= Gabeau's Landing, Black and Lit
tie rivers, and intermediate l;llidings-The first
class and feet passenger packet
LIZZIE HOPKINS,
r. G. RAWLINGS Master; p A. WORK. Clerk:
Will leave MS above. For freight or passage apply
board, to W. NJ. SEkLS,
No Common street.
Freight and passengers taken for all coast land
ings. mhl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
ARRIVED SUNDAY,

Steamship Clinton, Beckett, from lndanoia VIA
Galveston to c A Whitney &cO-lst district
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, from New
York 1lth instant, to Low Ludwigsen-2d dis
tIict
Ship Arcturus Edwards. Is days from Philadelphia
to Geo A Fosdick &co-lst district
Swedish bark FalcO Landson, days from Havana,
tow Buddendorff-2dd district Is
Norwegian bark Memento Hoy, days from Ha-
vana in ballast, to w DETERMINATIONS
Norwegian brig DOore, LawrensOn days from
Havana. III ballast, to W Buddendorti-lst
district is
TOWBOATS.
Sentinel, Foliett, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th instant, barks Hermanla ana
Trafalgar. brig W Hunt, and schooner Vim
cente-Brought up ship Arcturus and bark
Faco
Harry Wright. Wright, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, eth instant, ship st Law
renee, bark Home and schooner Brazos-
Brought up bark MementO and brig Davre
Grand Lake No aud barges from Pittsburs
STEAMBOATS,.
CB Church. Patterson from Cincinnati
Lotawanna McCOmas, from Jefferson.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Bradish Johnson Bassett from Lower Coast
Beaufort. Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast.
W 5 Pike, Brown, from Hermitage.
Henry Tete, Cox. from LafOurche.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14
MEMORANDA.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. March 5-Arrivsd from New Orleans.
ships Frances Sage, PeckfOrtOn Castle, COIutcsse
Duchatei and Annoy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-14

The demand was active, and in some cases
factors realized figures above our outside
rates. Strict ordinary. for example, sold at
l0lsc, strict good ordinary at l2c and
strict low middling at 13l4c. On the other
grades, several buyers reported that they
paid TO advance on Saturdays figures.
The market was strengthened by the New
York kilograms, which reported an advance
of isc, a marked falling off in the receipts
compared with last week, and, toward the
close. an Improvement of Lied at Liverpool.
Saturdays sales summed up little over
600 bales, the amount reported being 5000.
COTTOK STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1870 bales 2O6a6
Arrived since last statement. l2G52
Arrived previously 1876 t39-l, ,4sl
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LIZ, 1877
Cleared lo-aay .-...-.......-.-.... 4oJl
Cleared pre- viously. ............... 8.46t0
Burnt December Is .......... $50 s90,24l