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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATES OF JOSEPH COLLINS AN"
loiln u. Young.

OFFrC~ OF UNGTFr STATE. N;NsAth
District OF Louisiana. (
View Orleans. February g. ISL
TlNtIS - TO GIVE NOTICE THAT On lns
4 eirtSh dave February, 4. d. 1871 a ~arran
III banA,2unsry Was issued against the estates
Joseph Collins and John NJ Yonue. lndIylduana
and a, members of the firm of Collins Il fouha,
New Orleans. and State vi louisiana VINO ha ION
been adjunsed bankrupts Oh thfT ia
petition; that the payment OF any DEUS
delivery OF any property belonging to sueh e o n
rrpts TO lhem OF FOX heir use, and the traAsie.
any property by tlsM-esc forbidden by lazy; nu
to- prove their debts and to choose one
moro ass,gneSsOf their-tstates, wft be held ."r
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the CI sscr
house building in the city of New Orleans. Pea sd
J. r. G. Pitkin, Register, on the twenty fourth
Of February, A. D. 1911, at nine o'clock A. ~;
United States Marshal, District Of Lolus'an"
i falOIA
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stock o" hand anu Oh shioo''''-''eS' '.'. -'''"
Receipt, proper since last evening sos bales.
against ,2l; last year. maxim: an aggregate since
Friday cv.,liu. of A.l2. bales. against 1928
for tn" corresponding: tim" last week ana .t'l'
last Year. and since August 81 "t SIl.i2' bales
against cst ,hiS last T"ar -
SUGAR--Rcc.i>cd t"ia. 1900 hl.I, Ih- demand
Is fair to-day. but at lower rates The supplies Al"
selling at 5a't.c fox inferior: e'o :" fo' common:
.1.-:c foi good common "o"t!r lof 'iii; SH'''
lot.nllc Tor choice: aa.c tor seconds Il! H.
ioI Hriiow r.HiI.r!' am, /. 10 &c i"i =" t'i
MoLASSES,i Received TODAY goa .DI; fr,'.,.
good rua,,tie, n- in 'shs -'lpl, and in r.4".-';
The supplies al" selling ~ 70 "a Tor '"iniiis ana
go 80 ioi >iri''N n me anu ,"'. 'o' s...',.:
pine t." h"i''. lot OF "'H''ls 'H"i'' Drought
fi-0t ~" ho,"N "-"' e'"' a; "''' 80" 100, u"
liaiid ana nt' mar ~ ".I''Hi" y n"..i q,
80 :" n"uoir 20 -: l't"' p - '' IN
70 lhsHh'ith, s"pP''H. 't So sei' "a
low pas. Oh "i.'e" a., u"'!".. -, 80 .m,
tr.h IRA az -" 90 ~ -, -, "'l Nv, ,,s
GOOD ir.n!e AZ = -; tOo 'ii",'' Ia ,''' " ~; 49,
90 AZ = 80 -" ant, IVY .. ' 'H""' ''''''' '''
80 ~ ana w. 40 a, - - ""',
tohN~is IN "Sh' supply '!.tu -"''I i" ''i,-'n -
nime' l'"'> 'I1'- 'o-l'n ~ 80 ~ ~ , ''
~" Ht'.o" Az nti ~. "u,' -, ~, i ,9.,
n'so a, !, ,, -; >"no" w: a. M, . - "' ,r,
al 'o' z nus'i,i anu wv NO.. ''i P'ls ~. ,r
inE ns.fIH "'han.'rh' ,;.,,.
hrn pri7.s % On ,h "HH . ' .. s" az
gay; "l "H' u I'm" ~. - Wv, "''A '
" IN, S,,. hnrir.d scl .n,Ii and ..,,
sa.k, good TO 'h",t 500 al : .'m ~ + 'o n,:
Hal ~Fnul hoin''''t "a,'' 'il NV" SOFA ~ ~
= '". anu ~, pi ~. ,., 81 i,ui q" ,,,
Laa. 10. % Io- "'-s '"'!'r ~, ~ =
so'" ~ 80 : H. ,"'''s'' t-"''' - - -
. &c. az i'H ~ &c : ~ -, , . >,
iohh-', in ie4nt,' NE 500 I. I-"' '''i"
Ht" 81. -ne, '"'ii, "'.n ,' "a, ~, - on.
rEo :. refused '"' 'o,'ih 1"',, Wv "'s w. w.; y, -
weight soli az 80 ,,'' ana - MESSIAH 80, IL -
retaining ~ -l'H-' ~ ..,..,
EA' us fttct DHi Hiin ~ ~ i. - ''t e""''''
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MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, February 9. Eyening.--Cot-
ton closed quiet; sales to-day $500 bales;
middliag uplands 15Ac. Southern flour
quiet: common to good extra So 80 al 4o:
GOOD to choice s. 45aS 20. Wheat active
firmer; winter red and amber Western
al So. Corn closed dull. Pork
at $22 S7la @23. Beef steady.
firmer at 1914 094c. Lard quiet
kettle rendered l3l2c. Naval
Freights lower.
:. February Cotton quiet;
Flour firm; family Sc a 6 25.
1 in fair demand; red 81 80
-ood demand at full prices;
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EXPORTS.

LOvi>vILLE-E:-,nrrI Pr't and "'i: 81.
bar, railroad ,Ion
Sr LDIIS-St.aIneI Continent t.-.' eases fdse
80 bx- tinIatr loco bars railroad iron
NENPIIIS-St.an.er Bell. Lcr-o' crates Cns
...rti.nwarc 81, 400,
IIVURPOoL-Etrs Eankoa--J.AO SIS "i!sAae .tt'
sl,s cotton seed 1870 slaves 20 ties i.li}ow
ST LOUlS-S,,amcI iIou,Idcs and pargt,--s'.-
bars railroad Iros -
Nil. taIIos 20 bls lard 400 Lard 800 SKIS corn 30
bales -arsaparillA
RIrATAN iSIASp-Schonuer Etua-lo Dbl, flour
bbls rork 10 bA> soap b> .nd~. ?;eo feet s!llbcT
1000 shingles
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MARSHAL'S MONITI0NS.


IT I'D
her Tackle, etc.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
4 tri.t OF Louisiana, No. 96be-in "bcd.rDc. to an
admiralty warrant, to directed i'll the above
entitled suit have seized and taken iilto pos
session.
Th. steamer DORA her Tackle. etc. now tihcltd
by James NJ Peterson, Tor the cat,"- st tolth i'll
the libel pcndin. i'll the Disr!c: Court Ui the
United States.
And do hereby cite and aimoni ID the owner or
owners thereof and AL and every l~rson persons
having pretending to have any right title OF in
terest IN or the To be ana appear Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city New orleans,
on or b. fore the first Monday of March 1871 to
show cause if any they have cam why the said
steamer Dora her tackle, etc, sho,lid not DO con-
demned nd be sold asreeably TO the prayer OF libel
ants
United States Marshars office. New Orleans
third day of FEBRUARY, lSSs.
s. B. PACKARD,
fe4 10 42l United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10

Our old friend Mr.. }. Kitt,cdso, of The
Academy of Music. now manager of the
Mobile theatre. is in the city. lie plunged
in on the railroad cars * precisely ten
minutes before ten o'clock "Wednesday
night, and will leave !ier" """n to-
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f.loiS2! Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.

Elijah Penle vs.. Edward ". Po,Sell-Sev-
rnth District Cour; Tor the parish v; Orleans,
No 1896.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FAc1AS
ID to me directed bv the Honorable the seventh
District Court for the parish OF: Orleans, III the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pubic
auction, at the Merchants and A,riionetrs Ex-
change ROYAL street between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District OF this elty on
TUESDAY, February 81 i87i. AT tweiv" "c'"tA NJ,
the followi,l. lesci bed rSopertS, t" VII
FIVE CERTAIN LEVEE BONDS, ISSUED s.'!icr an
act of the Legislature of Mississippi approved
Fcbruar, -. 1867, each for the sum "t two thou
sand ON. hundred ami thirteen dollars and fort
cents ,t2li3 i0). all dated Gr"ens NE, Mississippi
lunc l. 1867. and parable respectively one, wv"
three t,,lr and I'VE Years after date, Srartn. tive
per cen, interest pc, lnn'im from datc until pai
signed by }. l.. Alrc1n, President ana y. r. mont
.ro,r.ry SECRETARY Of the Board at Lrver Columis
soucrs appointed 10 liqudate &he on standing liza
bilites incurred for leyee p'3ri"-'a. Vr"r to the
first day of January. 1852.
Seized IN the ABOVE suit.
TermS--CaSh Sn the spot.
G. r. SAUViNET,
felO ~ Sheriff OF the Parish OF Or!eans-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10

Among tho arrivals at Southwest Pass
Yesterday were two barlls from Cardiff
with railroad iron. brig from Rio de
Janero with coffee. and a bark from Hong
Kong with a general cargo. The imports
from Hong Kong are infrequcat. and We
are glad to note this.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFYICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday February 10, l5:l.
ar NADUn VCSHHpnAY
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


ir.n,i. bar. Bankok C".re! for Liverpool!
Schooner + K Baird Irelan, tor Havana
Schooner Etn. Dzrati, tor Ruatan Island
Sleop Red Jacket, tatanItt'. f"I He;i>""t III "li'
last
steamer Bell. Lee. Hicks. for Memphis,
steamer Continental. M.Cl",, for 81 Louis
steamer i',,tot Ia lol and bal .rs tor Louisville
Si-.u.r Irou-is.> Gray. and hars"s, tor 81 L"ui"
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Austin Trip? from iudian"i, VIZ Gal
weston. toe Whitney Ac''-l-t district
Steamship L.va.,. ';iit, from Hdvan. Wa t"fid-s
ports. TO r " i'ritiu> A'v-i-' district !.
Sloop Venus. Gorctt, from Grand Gallon. I" MAS
;eI--yd district Is
S!oop Two iug."r-. -. tom LA'";:I''i" !" mas
,cl-1,l district IL
fI\IEoAY~.
N.a:.i,.,s ...'"At tom ohio Tsst
STEAMBOATS,.
LOUIS. Hopkins from N"b.is.
iiuntrg. Saba. from Loser t"t>'
Beaufort JcauirrAu from Lower C"ts'.
N.ili- trb..it krt,ert from CINCINNATI
Wn : PIKE. Brown. from Lo''t.r!'> Store.
Bart Able. DarAico. from Bell" Ai!
i,nrN T,t, Dalt-Gr-. from l.ai'ur'h..
.,utii. Burton from Washington
san Nicholas. FACET, from Lower s"as'.
.lorci.. Fulton from Bayou Pierre
wade Hampton, L!h..u" from Fort Adams
C.l,l.allah palt.r">. rom Lprkpoi'
iSannock CITY Tay!or. from Grand \i~"o
L,ol.c. Rcsuald from ~. .ain'-
s'rtv o. Alton. S!l.hc. from 81. Louis
Frank P,;.old. Tohln, from tI"uNlli".
E.c W Alton. Brun'T. from Grand f:"'.
i,.lU - puck.tt., from Nlnd'n
C,d,l " We S'"yrt from )c.i-"L.
sh.,..- BodmaIn. Schinhl'. from Louisville
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10

Of9o, 900, 900 railway travellers in France,
last year, only two passengers and four
railway servants were killed, and one hun
dred and twelve passengers and sixty-one
servants wounded.
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IMPORTS.

BRAyOS SANTIAGO VIA ROT EiIRl-Sftain
,hiD Au,tIn-62a bdlS hides 40 bb> beef Io' head
CATTLE and suudries -
IND ANOLA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Thos
Ecso-Io bale. cotton i65 bbls beet 2! tcs beef Il
tcs tallow and sundrles
MOBIIt-St.amrr Lo,iise-.8i bales cotton and
aundri.a
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BELOW COMING Up.

Ear, !lwr.nc- H.Nt-. from Hon. N"n: I" " m
tI.rSy-
: BARK Wiudvard. Higgins, from 'artia. "a.'~ h"c
,. 10 u,a>ttr-
! Bark Hi.ncartha. Stewart. Is .I"iis "''iha
IA ballast, 10 nlastei--
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10

Succession Of benjamin Fnith, No. 3l.3O4..
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of CEleans.-W hereas, Michael Burck LAS
peitionea the court for letters OF adnnistra< ion
the estate of the late Ben amn Faith dece Ased,
intestase: Notice is hereby given to all ~hoU
it rnay concern, to show cause within tea days.
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
By order Of the Court.
fe59A N. o. TRACY. Clerk
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD

Two express trains daily On and after MONDAY
january - 1871 passenger trains will run as roll
lows: Leave New Orleans from the foot OF Canal
street for Mobile and intermediate stations, ~
A n and3P NJ Arrive ut Mobile ut 2:2O and 9O5
F. NJ Leave Mobile from foot OF Government
street for New Orleans and intermediate stations
at BIS A. NJ and $3.50 p. NJ Arrive at New Orleans
at 2:3O and $50 p. VI. Connections made at mobile
by A. NJ. trains with Mobile and OHIO road TOT ~
Louis. Chicago, Louisville. and ALL FONTS
NORTH EAST AND WEST, and by the 3 T.
81. train with night express train OF the Mobile
and Montgomery road for Montgomery, Atlanta
points North, East and West Freight trains each
way daily and freight received ut the foot OF JuH,
street before z. II. delivered ut Mobile early next
morning. Freight as low as by any other route.
For through tickets or further information AS to
rates of freight, apply at the companys Office cor
ner of Camp and Common streets.
J. K. KENpRICK. General Superintendent:
New Orleans January 20. 1871. Jazz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10

The steamer Lotawanna now enter. the
Red River Packet Company. under card
rates. and will leave to-day. HcC"mas
Yields his opposition.
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CUBA.

Nothing Heard from the Tenne>.ee'
HAVANA. February 9.-Nothing has been
heard yet of the steamer Tennessee. m
ouiries have been made at an points IN TEL
egranhic communication with Havana.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sIore Rodics Recovered from the DEBTS
of Late Railroad Accident-COroner's
Juoue.t-Cause Of the Accident-ShE
Southern Rights-SmalipOx Patients
Taken from Her.
New HAMBURG, n. u. February p
Three more bodies have been recovered
from the debris Of the late railroad acct
dent.
A coroner's inquest develops the fact that
the accident at New Hamburg was caused
by hot box and deficient means OF com
munication from the rear 30 thc front OF
the train.
SAVANNAH, Ga. February ?-Ihe tcie-
gram relative to the ship Southern Rights
is incorrect in several particulars. The
shin remains in the Tybee roads. and has
not been to the city The cases Of small
pox were taken from her and sent to the
LaZaretto.
River Intelligence.
Southwest PASS, February Q. =. NJ
Wind north northeast, light Arrived: Nor
wecian bark Mercurius. LUdwi gsen, master.
forty two days from Cardiff, with railroad
iron to master Brig Wolfvillc. Cook. mas
ter. fortv-tive DAYS from Rio Janeiro, with a
cargo of coffee to Foster 4 Elliott. Bark
John Ellis. Melvin, master thlrty-nine days
from Cardiff, with railroad iron to master.
Bark Lawrence, Howes, master. one hum
drcl and twenty-five days from Hong Kong.
China with IA general cargo 10 order.
sailed: Steamships Harlan, Mexican and
Allemania ships Austria and Blackwell,
bark Sindbad, briggs Autolfo, Maria Rosa,
and Antonio Maria.
P,s-A-L'OUrRE, February 2. s =. NJ
Weather calm, with thick ioS. Arrived
Steamer Lavaca, at =. NJ. Gait. master
from Havana via Florida ports, with genera
cargo and United States mails, to r. W
La.
hammock, at l:3O L. M ana steamer Lore
Lowell. at p. NJ.
MEMPHIS, February 9.-Passed up: Colo
RADIO and Champion. Down; Susie Silver
River rising. Weather clear and cool:
VIcKsBURG, February a.-Passed down
Allcghany Belle No. 4 at 9. Lorena at IL
Importer at II A. NJ: Messenger at 8 r Al
River rising. Weather clear and pleasant
PlTTsBURG, February 9.-"eather cloud
aud raw. The Monon.ahela has tour Zee
and nine inches.
CINCINNATI, February 9.-Thc river ha
twenty-one feet in the channel. Arrived
Major Anderson, from Wheeling Departed
Emperor for Pittsburg: Nashville. for Nasf
Vile. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, February 9.-Rivcr tal!ln
rapidly, with six feet ten inches in the chut
and eight feet ten inches in the canal. Al
rived: Alice Dean, from Memphis; Edll
burg Potomac, Robert burns ana john
Moore from Cincinnati Departed: ~
tomac. for New Orleans: Robert Burns. io
Memphis: Alice Dean and Sam Parker an
barges for Cincinnati: Edinburs tor Re
river.
The new iron boar john I. Moore i, ioat
ing for New Orleans.
Since last report 100000 bushels o! 60;
have gone below. A tow Was put thiouS
the canal to-day for Island Elsh'.' Nv" an
Natrhpy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10


THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS,
Run thei: Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cars,
their combined length without change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION.
The : a. NJ. Express Train runs Daily.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDI
Makes close connections for Vicksburg. Memphis
ST. Louis. Chicago Louisville and all points beyond
Sleeping at night, Can ton t. Grand Junction ana
Humboldt.
The 1Iuii Trnin leaves New Orleans Duly,
ut p. ".
Makes schednlr connections with Lshtnin: kx-
press trains to all points NORTH. EAST AID WEST.
Carries the great Northern Mail.
Time to New orA, 70 Hours.
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars run to
Humboldt. Tennessee. Cleveland. Tennessee. and
Louisville. Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at l:IV A. ~.
Mail Train south arrives at Hos A. NJ.
Ticket Office Galveston. Iron Building.
Ticket Offices New Orleans, under City Hotel
Corner Camp and Common streets, and at Depot.
T. Q. SEWAIL, General superinteIldent
J. B. MOREY General Ticket Agent, New
Orleans. Jackson and Great Northern Rail
T. y. FROST. General superintendent;
B. MOREY, General Tickle: Agent. hissis'
sippi Central Railroad.
s. w. SCOTT General Passenger Agent
jy22 sm
no THE EAsT:::::::::T0 THE EAST
Via Louisville and Ohio and mississippi
Railway.
tn. completion OF the Louisville Division Of this
road. and the splendid equipment for passenger
travel makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY,
With direct connections from the south tor Gin
cinna:i
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
E.. SIRE and ask 10, tickets via Louisville and the
Ohio and Mississippi Railway. foE sale at all prin
Cipa ticket offices the South and Louisville al
the General Office Of the Company. corner Fourth
and Main streets also a: Gal: House and Louisville
line and willard Hot-A
n. B.-Ticke:- 10 Cincinnati and points Fast, via
this line. are good on mail line steamers and Mai
line tickets are good on this road.
CHARLES +. FOLLETf.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent. 81. LouiA
J. L. Crossword.
General Sup. rin.-ndea., 81: Louis-
THOMAS EORWIS.
jysiy General Southern Agent. Louisville.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10

Regal iTonors and Body Guard - the
Pope.
FLoEEscH, February s.-Thc Ch"mbe,
has passed Il bill assigning reg'' A'A"'> ana
a body guard to the Pope
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10

Three -tifths of the steamboat Lightwood
were sold yesterday to Captain Isaac George
for 5000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-10

OHIO RIVER.
Pitt.burx. Wheeling. { inc innatl and Louis.
Vile Packet.
Leave. on FRIDAY. February ~ at SPIN.
rr.~>h For Pitt.bur2. Wheeling.
IL 80. Cincinnati. Louisville Evansville.
sfzx III II Heni.r son. Paducai,, C.r" Mem
GeaElzESE5s:rhi Helena, Napoleon, Green
willie. Vicksburg and all Intermediate point
passenger steamer
CHARLES Il. CHUR(H.
sonN L.. Y.TTHRsoS, Master.
wiz icsvr ~ above. For freight passage apply
on board, Ok to G. c. WAYNE.
No. ,. Natchcz street.
JOHN =. DOUGLAS,
To NJ. kTchoupitoulas srr''.
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COMMERCIAL
TuCf>pAy EVENING, February .. l31

THURSDAY EVENING. Frbruarv9 ., l8'l.
COTrON-The sales to-day summed up $3.50
bales. at still easier prices. especially Tor ne
poorer qualities. showing further partial decline
OF &c. We now quote low ordinary III 10, q II sc
ordinary at ia l2I.c; good ordinary nj i'd - isr
low middn dat l3a. Il IA c:middng al II a liA:'
strict mild!in. lJU 49, and good lnIii!!nS at
-Ol3i.c.
The market opened with a better feeling, III
spired by Telegram from Liverpool reporting
prices tirncr but not 4uotabv higher. last rvoni!.
and factors We're rather more stringent III 'itli
professions. But after the dispatch OF ll"f TINS
morning, noting no Improvement. they met the '.r
mnd more freely and for the rest OF the day there
was quite marked tendency IN favor ot buyers
re-utin. i'll the falling on stated above. STAINED
and dusty good ordinary sold at lesa than our III
side figures that grade but, at TIN. same time
a desirable lot of strict brought fraction above
the outside. A style between strict good ordinary
and low mddlins sold ut the SAM, and strict 10"
middiiuy to a fair extent at Il So. WHOM many AN
tloIii.S quot outside rate except tui even
running.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ]. i8.o-ba!-s N.ot"
Arrived since last s'atement...... ".t-'
arrived previously ............... ~'.'io- Nofs'"
Tot,, Recommendations. 885 OIL
CLEARED u"io
Cleared previously ............... t."2'- t.' 300
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FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS TEAMsH1P LINZ.
Comprising the drst-cass steamships
GENERAL MEADE::::..:. Captain a. W. sampson
uNiTEi. SpATES..... conptainw u.,--
WEsTERS METROPOLIS. 1870. Captain H. S ouek.
EMILY B. soCDER......c Captain Miner B. croweh'
SAILING FROM NKW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
- -: ;' :::; p, e ,,r, ''' -
GEORGE l. NORTON. comnandezs
SATURDAY, February ~. at A. No
VIII .eave her wharf. foot Of Jefferson street, on
These steamers have superior Accommodations
'0f t EaSn Passas
Bis of isdn ASA signed through to Liverpool Ga.
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets 4.
and the Continent Connecting With Guion Line
Steamers sailing from New York evers "Wednesday
For freight or passage eEg@y / to lupw1csEs.
No. 100 Common street.
tn. steamship Mississippi will follow. leaving
OIL SATURDAY. February Is. at 40 Mo
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
rv sail on SATURDAY. February II. AN.
%E. ship VICTOR.
e. GATES. Co,anan9ees
VIII leave Ler wharf; opposite Toulouse ss.ee'.ss
above.
Cabin Passage TO New York.
For freight or passage. Lavin. unsurpassed sc'
eommodasi0ns. apply t"
GEO. A. foSD1cK l. CO..
No. 81 Carond.,es street.
Bills Ladin. sned through to Liverpool.
Thu. steamship WEYBOSSET. Burger. uastee.,
will follow and sail on her regular day. JalN
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAyRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
The fine Screw Steamers Of the
'<BkEcS North German Lloyd VIII seSam'
their regular trips IN Septembes nexse
. These steamers wiz touch outward at Hare and
Havana. and on theis home trip at Havana and
Southampton. .o1ec-ise and LIND passengers and
freight.
The day. Of departure ~.u be published here
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen or HAIRS to Havana o. New Orleans
Firs: Cabin gold. $l30 %
St->rase-gold.. ........................... ~ -
From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton.
Eavre or BremeIs
FIRST Cabn-god. .........................$l5 $50 o.
Stttra,s--SOiu. ~ u"
Passage Tickets from Bremen or Hai; - to Havana
OF New Orleans issued BY the underselnsd.
The Steamers of the New York Brezaen Line les+s
every Thursday and Saturday. an..,those Of tho
Baltimore Bremen Line every alerr .te "Wednesday.
touching at Southampton
I Passage Tickets can BIZ had at tia office,
| For further particular apply to
! ED. +. STOCKhsEYER Agent.
| noli AZ Union s.reet.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
,IONITION.

NONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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in the car. So a SAC; shelled 55c. Rye steady
at 81 al o. Oats steady: No. 40 T4oc'
Barley quiet ut 81 al 05 for fall: PORK
buoy;int. but unsettled; sales of 1000 bbls
of mess at So so, but generally held at
So IS. Lard in light demand. but holders
firm at - l21yc head and gut. Bulk meats
in light demand. but holders firm; shoulders
Sl.c, clear rib sides lOlsc. clear sides lie.
Bacon in light demand but holders firm:
shoulders o5sc clear rib llltc. clear sides
PC. Hogs advanced and in fair demand at
s. o507 -. Whisky firm at SIC.
Sr. Loris. February 9.-FlOnr i'll light
demand, but holders are firm: supcrfine
winter s. 81 a ) 50. Wheat stronger No.
red fall 81 IS. Corn dull but at lower rates;
mixed in bulk across the liver 40 a 46c.
Oats better; No. , 5O05 Barley soc n
81 o. for good TO fancy fail. Rye firm. - a
Csc. Whisky ?oc Mess pork firm, s-:s.
Dry salt meats active and finn; loose rough
sides i0lec: clear rib lOl2c: clear sides lie.
Bacon sitter; loose shoulders "''sc; sugar
cured hams I5lsc; plain canvassri foNsc;
clear RIB sides l2l,c. Lard strong; l![ic tor
prime steam Hogs stiff, s. !5aS. Cattle
unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, February q. Evening .-Consols
%. Bonds quiet Tallow f5
LIVERPOOL. February 9. Evening.-Cot-
ton closed steady. Middling uplands sd;
Orleans rs a Sd. Sales to-day lO.oD bales,
incuains 1909 for speculation and export.
BreaJstu!f> tirmer. Pork 100. Lard 6l.
Cumberland oil -.
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