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barometer 80. Wind west. and blowing
nd Arrived Ship Nimbus. Kelly. mas
ter. thirty eight days from Liverpool. win
~, 10 master: steamship Agnes. at o:lo +
~ Erahm- master. from Galveston, to =.
Whitney & Co.. schooner Llzzie wen
ster. Parsons, master, six days from hsat'.n'
With fruit to S. Oteri 4 Co. 0dePafiUTres;
PAss-A-LOUTRE1 March 3, 4. Nv ~ m a.
wesr southwest. blowing hard. Arrived al
1910 p NJ. steamship Lavaca, Gait, mas
ter from Havana via Florida ports: with
merchandise and passengers and oni'e,'
S,o.es mails. TOT. W. Perkins X Co. Sailed,
at 3 M. steamship Lord Lowell; steam
sh;n Havana at 4. NJ; schooners Chai-
lenrer. LADY Woodbury. and Frank Lucas
Steamer Crescent City and schooner L. L.
Davis are inside the bar. bound OUT.
VIcKsBURG,M March 3-Passea up: il" En.;
eleven last night. Passed down: tunti-
mental. 9 A. Nj: Oceanus, ~ A. NJ; Wei
come, IL NJ; Longworth, +. NJ; Importer
APP. H., and r. f. Lee 10 p. Nj. River us
ing. Weather clear and cool.
MrMpHIs. March 3.-Weather clear and
cool River rising. Passed up: Colorado and
Forsythe. Down: Pauline Carroll ana
Charles Bodmann.
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-klver rislhg WIN
thirteen feet in the chute and thirteen zee,
an the rocks. Business brisk. Weather
clear and cool. .iercury A. Arrived;
Shannon, Mary Houston, 7 W. Strader and
John A. Woods. from New Orleans; En-
peror, from Pittsburg. Departed: Virginia
for New Orleans; p. w. Strader, tor IN 40
cinnati. The Sharp Mcdonald took loo'ooo
bushels of coal for points below.
ST.. LOUIS, March 3.-Arrlsed; John
KYLE. from New Orleans; st. Joseph, from
Memphis. Departed: Belle Memphis,> for
Memphis, and Commonwealth, for New
Orleans. River stationary
C1NcrNNArI, March 3-River rising
ola. from Memphis Departed: Charles b.
Church, for New Orleans. Rained all last
night; cloudy, without rain, to-day;
PIrrsBURG, March 3.-MOnongahela has
eight feet and three inches and falling. De
parted: Blue Ridge, for Cincinnati, with
$4,000 bushels of coal; Resolute, Fred WI
son No, 2, Roberts and Lion, with 600, 600
bushels. for Louisville. Other coal ship
ments tomorrow. Weather cool.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
COTTON.
transactions Of the Week-Receipts
sales and Stock on Hand.

Transactions of the Week Receipts.
sales and Stock on Hand.
MEMPHIS. March 3-CottOn: Week s
receipts, 1886; exports, Il .jO9; sales, $780,
stock, Al. 25S bales.
New YORK, March 3.-Cotton sales to-
day for export 29l4 bales: last evening, 1880
bales: consumption. 429: last evening. 90
speculation, "a: total, All bales; of which
AZ is to arrives Total future delivery $4,000
bales.
MOBILE, March 3.-Cotton dull mid
Ilings l4c; net receipts to-day. Sy3 bales;
exports to Great Britain. 1901; coastwise,
SS5: sales, 10000: stock. IS, 100: net receipts
ofthe week. 1852: exports TO Great Britain,
Il 80: coastwise. 2Gi1; sales OF the week,
1000 bales
GALVESTON. March 3.-Cotton: Ne, re-
ceipts TODAY 2i5t bales; exports. 10 Great
Britain, DOB: coastwise, l5is; sales, 800
stock, Sc, 49,. Market dull and heavE; good
ordinary T. &C. Net receipts OF the week
1906: exports. 10 Great Britain. 5i!7; TO
the continent. 40: coa>twlsc, 4lS9; sales
Of the week. 900.
PROVIDENCE. March 3.-Cottun: Ne. re
CENTS Of the week. lJ1 bales.
SAVANNAH. March 3.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding l41s. Net receipts. 2659: exports coast
wise, a24S: sales. 1000: stock, 81. l65; week s
receipts. 49, 6a: exports 10 Great Britain, 49,
40'; to the continent. 315S: coastwise. 1906.
sales Of the week, 1000 bales.
WILMINGToN, March Cotton quiet
middIing l3l2c: net receipts los bales; ex.
ports, coastwise. %; sales %: stock, 1893
net receipts "f the week. 1882: exports
coastwise, l041: sales. pa.
Boston. March 3.-Cotton dull and heavy
niiddling ljls 1914 C: net receipts 2;'l bales
gross, 2629; sales. $50: stock, $500; net re
CENTS Of the week, 23l5: gross. 12,2l7; sale
200.
NORFOLK. March 3.-Cotton dull; low
pliddlings l3lyc. Net receipts 1918 bales
exports coastwise 1897; sales 200: stool
444l. Net receipts of the week o2l0; ex
ports coastwise 953S: sales 1875
BALTIMORE, March 3.-Cotton dull anC
heavy: middlings l47sc Net receipts IL.
bales gross 49,: sales 1885, stock 1880
Net receipts Of the week lOl; gross 20l6
exports to Great Britain 1899; to the cont
nent 1915; coastwise lS3. Sales Of tn,
week 2il5.
CHARLE.Tos. March Cotton dull
low mlddlings IA sc: net receipts 1877
gross l5l0: exports, coastwise, o97; sale
400; Stock 81 81: net receipts of the week
1868; gross. 1916: exports to Great Britain
2276; to the continent, 1862; coastwise
1924; sales. 44J.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04

Succession of Lydia Robinson, wife of
John McClean-Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, No. - 564-Fieri facas against
John Nc Lean, tutor. i'll favor OF Morris, " heller
& Co.
Morris Wheeler l. Co. vs. John McClean-Ffth Dis.
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, No. 10 49,
10y VIRTUE OF TWO WRrrS OF FIERI FACIAS
ID 70 direct I'd by the Honorable the said Dis
tlct Courts fo- the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled causes, 1 will proceed to sell
at public auction the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second District
Of this CITY, on TUESDAY, April T. 1871 at
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described property
TWO CERTAIN PIECES OR LOTS OF GROUND.
situated III the suburb Washington, Third District
Of this city. in the square bounded fy Clouet
Montegut, Craps and Love streets, designated by
the numbers one and two q certain plan drawn
BY }. A. DLemecourt, Surveyor of Municipaiity
No 3, dated seventeenth January 1913 annexed 10
a net passed De fore A. thiapella on the twelfth
August, lS4S Said lots of ground are contiguous
and measure each. English measure thirty one
feet eleven inches and five lines front on Clouet
street and extending i'll depth between parallel
lines ONT hundred and three feet nine inches and
three lines the said lot number one forming the
corner OF Love street, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. Which lots
Of ground were acquired by said John Mcclellan by
purchase from Mrs. Marguerite Dggs, as per act
passed II the office of A ,hiapella late notary ID
this city. on the sixth Of August. 1s4a.
SAised in the above s,,ita.
Tekms-Caah On the spot.
C. g. sAUvlNET.
nh q sp< Sheriff Of the parish Of orlea1A
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Monetary--Conmercial.
NOM TARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIC AN,
EklnAY EYENING March 3. lB1l. !

A"OA~ - 49,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIC AN,
FRIDAY EVENING, March 3 1911. )
We have still to report a very easy money
market. and no change in street rates.
which are SOlO v cent per annum for Al
and first class notes, accompanied by I'M
questionable collaterals. lOa II for AL bust
ness paper without cOllaterals. and T. for
good do "a 10 for Al mortgage paper. and
II n IL tor second grade.
GOLD opened at Ill HIS against Ill s
at New York; and closed after IL moderate
business. at the opening rates. The sales
included $4,000 and $4,000 at HOS: $1,000.
5000 and $4,000 at Ill, and $4,000 and
$4,000 y: l IL Is. Nothing reported i'll silver.
which is quoted at 1854 0iOoal for Amer
lean half dollars and IA az per cent PIE
minm. gold for Mexican dollars
Foreign exchange varied in agreement
with the course OF gold and bills at New
York. the closing figures showing net adj
vance of y a Il per cent. The sales ol
sterling embraced about tSj.000. OF which
$1,000 bill o.: lading at l2OA. $4,000 bill Of
l;,ding and 10000 clear at lOas, 1000 and
1000 clear, and 1900 AL bill OF lading at
POL. fl5,U00 Al bill Of lading - l20as a
l2Oly. tl5.00O ~ l20l2 a l2Oas, t:ss00 Ameri-
can ships bill at 1903, 10000 tirst class.
and 5000 private bankers at l2ots, and
$4,000 and $500 bank at lo9.z, gold.
SttflllE may Dt LtiottU Ut l-u'l a l-t loI
good to Al bill Of lading and clear, and
III 4 a 1911 for hank.
Domestic exchange was easier. The
banks continued TO ask Il per cent discount
for sight drafts or New York for remit
tance. and the sales included S35, 900 private
bankers sight on New York at 932 dis
count. 100000 at !, net, $4,000. $4,000
ard S5o.0Go at a. $4,000, 10000 and SN,-
goo commercial. $4,000 commercial and
10, 4 S,S M
trs' at 5-lG and $4,000 New York sixty
days sight at l'4. Sonls of the banks drew
gold checks on New York in sums to suit
at L per cent discount
Nothing reported in stocks except ishares
New Orleans City Railroad at $l1:5.
Five hundred dollars city 10 + cent bonds
changed hands at lOl.
We beard of no sales of warrants. Deal
ers bought new State at ~ le AID new Metro
poiitan Police at %, and asked IS 075te for
the former and 9SL2 a go for the latter.
\ lot OF $500 city treasury notes was sold
at % T. cent discount. and subsequently re-
sold at Is.
We Ouprp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, March 3. Erening;-Cotton
continues unsettled; sales to-day 4f'|
bales; middling uplands l41lc. Flour:
Southern firmer and in fair request; COM
mon to fair extra Sc 9OG7 40; good to
choice 81 IS 10 Whisky steady at 81 y q
&c. Wheat lc better and inactive; winter
red and amber Western 81 "a a 10. Corn
frmer at S5l. S6lsc. Pork unchanged.
Beef quiet. Lard quiet and nominal.
Naval stores firm. Tallow heavy: S12 doc.
Freights lower; cotton by sail !. olot:
NEW YORK. March 3.-Cofee 1rm and
quiet: Rio quoted at 1919 lie. Sugar
quiet aud steady at Sig a 9lac. Cuba mo-
lasses quiet at 6Oc: New Orleans 10 a Zoe.
rice firm at 81 3a4c.
CfNcISSATs, March 3.-Cotton dull ard
unchanged; niddling l4dl4l4c. Flour
scarce and firm. stock greatly reduced;
family S. 5Oa675. Wheat buoyant but
unsettled; red 81 460l Al. Corn in good
demand ut full pricea. Rye unchanged.
Oats unchanged. Barley declined: fall so a
Csc. Provisions irregular; opened fiat but
there was some demand at the close, which
made holders more hopeful. Mess pork
held at So Lard l2t4 a l2l2c. Bulk meats:
Shoulders 7a4c: clear rib 934c clear sides
l0l2c Bacon: Shoulders &c; clear rib Ii iic;
clear sides ll34c.
ST.. LOUIS, March 3-Flour in good de-
nand at firm prices; supertine winter
8 7505 80, extra S. ESQ e 40. Wheat firm
and in fair demand: Iowa spring 81 81 a
Sc: choice white 81 IS. Corn better; No.
, mixed 80 q sic; choice in sacks SO a tlc.
Oats 48a Soc in bulk, and 81 a 56c for sacked.
Barley tirmer: No. 2 Gle. Rye lower at 80
s95c. Whisky weak at Sc. Mess pork
$2l 5O021 IS. Bulk meats heavy; Shout
ders 'i4c: clear rib 9Ac; clear sides lOl4e.
Bacon easier: shoulders 909l4c: clear rib
ill4c; clear sides liza a l2c. Lard l2t2c for
tierces. and 1919 q lac for kegs. Hogs ST -
81. Cattle unchanged.
Foreign Markets,
LIVERPOOL, March 8, Noor.-Cotton Bro
kers' Association report the market dull
and depressed: middling uplands barely
IN: Orleans. zig asd. Sales of the week.
% 900 bales, Of which 1900 were for ex-
port and 5000 for speculation. Stock, no.,
600. of which 36o, 900 were American; ex-
ports, $4,000, of which $4,000 were Amer
lean; actual exports, $4,000.
LONDON, March 3, Evening.-Consols
closed 9la4. Bonds 92A.
New YORK. March 3-Evening
excitement continues. Discounts closed at
cal Skies of 1871, ll5l2; s-20s of 1862,
ll2as: 1864. 1l2is; 1865. 49, 1867, IL i; 1868.
lll12; l0-40s, 1929.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


Succession Of Victor Nercenier-No. j. SIS.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orlcans-NotSet is hereby given to the
creditors this estate and TO all other per,Ons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from tle present notification. ii any they have OF
can why the account presented by Eugene
Wioz curator of this estate should not be no
riolosat.d and approved and the funds distributed
accordance tht'e~Ith.
b. order of the Court
mil S Q NJ o. TRACY Clerk
Succession of Bernard de Marixny-No.
~ 246.
GRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- O-leans-Notice is hereby given TO the creditors
OF this estate and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten DAYS from the
present notification. If any they have can. why
the account presented by W. T. Hepp. tee
tamentary executor of the deceased, should not
be hoinoiogated and approved, and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court
fe2i e mh5 N. o. TRACY. Clerk
succession Of Jacob Peaie-ko 1913 8.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THk rAElsH
y Of Orleans--Notice is hereby .,lver to the
creditors of tn 8 estate and to all other per ous
herein int4I ested, 20 show cause within ten days
from the present no iiication, if they have or
eau why the account presented by Elijah Pcale,
testament nv executor of the deceae ed should OF
be homologated and approved, aud the fuLds dis
tributtE in accordance herewith.
By order OF the Court
mil 50 II. o. TRACY. Clerk
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Lumber Market at the Basins.
River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY MORNING, March 4, 1871.

SATURDAY MORNING, March T. 1871. !
WEATHER., BUSINESS, ETC.-Iestcrday
dawned as we predicted, cloudy and damp.
During the night heavy rain fell and i'll
the morning it was driZzling and unwhole-
some. Several spiteful showers Of rain fell
during the forenoon. In the evening the
clouds cleared away, and the sun shone
forth, but only for short period. 1t
couded up again. and at the time of writ
ing cold northwest wlnu is blowing,
which renders 1t far more pleasant III doors
than out.
Business on the landing was very active,
the arrivals bringing in large carSoes. and
the departures being well laden. The Great
Republic, from st. Louis, came in with a
tremendous trip. The Match. T.. from Nicks-
burg, brought down SIG bales of cotton,
which u.s. BY one hundred bales, the largest
trip brought here since tie war She also
had ~ good passenger list. The Ruth, from
Bayou DIES Glaizes, had 666 bales of cotton
and large amount Of sugar aud molasses.
The BaBuock City and Lessie Taylor brought
i'll good trips.
Among the departures were the Bismarck
to st. Louis with all the freight she needed
and good trip OF people; Wade Hampton
for Fort Adams well laden and with an eX
cellent passenger list. The departures were
few. The river here continues to rise and
is fast encroaching on the already narrow
wharf. What between legislation and the
commissions Of the river, We think our steam
| ers stand but poor show for representation
| at the wharf. The tributaries are oil at
good stage, and business moderately active.
The upper rivers are nearly all open and
shipments from the snow diggers" country
will soon begin to pour in Rates of cotton
III Red river have been advanced to two
hundred dollars per bale, by the regular
line packet company. Rates to other points
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
EXPORTS.

NEW Notwithstanding Neade-!"9 bales cotton
$50 bbls molasses 100 bbs OIL 100 bales moss 4T1
bales skins 2o45 hides 10 rkSs metal sc ties ef Y
hhhs tobacco
NEW Notwithstanding COrtrz-.5el bales cotton
PCS bbis oil l58 bbs noisses Is tcs lard liz bdls
hides IL bales hides I47 ske cotton seed - logs wal
nat
SANTANnER AND SAN SEBAsTIAS-Bark Her
naine-l21e bales cotton 5000 slaves pkss mdse
IIvERpoOL-ShIp Adviee-4oI3 bales cotton $500
staves
IIVERPO9L-Bark Bohyclto-i-i, bales cotton
2-i0 s'avcs
BREMEN-Bark Martha McNei-297. bales Of
cotton
ANTWERP-Brs Jof.l. y H.nt-l289 bales cotton
24G9 Staves
CHARLESTOE-Se! j.. M..:slail-. 4G0t
bash corn
IT LOUls-Stra,ne- BsmaI 'F-.2IT OARS ra..road
iron
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Succession OF the I.nte ThomHs Murray

Succession OF the Late Thoma. Murray,
ptceaeed-Second District Court for the APP
ish Of Orleans. No. SO Sl3
DY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT RENDERED
ID February -, 1871 and signed February Il, 1871,
and to me directed by the Honorable the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled matter. will proceed to sell at public
auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' EX-
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city,
Oh TUESDAY. March Z 1871, at twelve o'clock D.,
for partition, the follow ing described property,
due Pile Murray. to wit
I. City Fiscal Agency certificate for S5e72 81
City Fiscal Agency certificate for..... LIS 90
CITY seven thirty bond for. ............ 3-25 90
Cry s.veu-thirty bond for..........- 3.5 90
2. And sundry bills for ................ 90 "a
Total Sll529 81
The whole as per lis. on file i'll my office
Terms-CasL on the spot.
c. 6. SAUVINET,
fc24 NH Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

James c. Bloomfield vs.. W. q. Nank.-
seventh District Court for the parish @ rr-
leans, Nc. 255i.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF F1hRI IA
ID cias and also IN obedience TO order OF date No
venlhtr IT, l3.0 both directed by the Honorable the
seventh Disrat Court tor the parish of Orleans. IN
the above entitled cause to Thomas l. Maxwell.
late Sheriff and by said late sheriff TO NE trans
ferreL, VII proceed to sell al public auction. on
the premises hereinafter designated on SATCR
DAY, March II, l@.l, at loA. o'clock A. NJ, the fol
loving esCrih,l property. to wit
THE FURN:TURE, PROPERTY AND EFFECTS @:
the Il, tcndant contained in the premises
lately occupied by defendant and situated No. 2k7
OIL Common street between Dryades aud Rampant
streets i'll the First District OF this tity Also, the
contents of the barroou on said prtnlises-
The T.hole as peg inventory " hch my h,5 seer IL
my Office
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
g. S SAUV.NET
fee mh6 II Sheriff o! the pareh of Orleans.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICB OF THE REPU BLlCAN,
Saturday, March ;, ISL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Vor'eZ, NtI-on, Tor New l0rk
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson. Tor Ne" YORK
Steamer Bismarck. Yor", for :. Loi.s
Ship Advice N.l4ac. for Liverpool
British bark Boboclt0. N.nuIe. for Iivc-poc!
Bark Martha ", Neil. Watts. :or Er, men
b u John W II Int Hunt tot Antwerp
Schooner J L Marshal Seary. fUI Charleston, $ [
Spanish lark II, mime Tu'bar. tor SauIa-G"v and
Sal Svbaeti,.l
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Margaret X. Deas, Widow, etc.-E. =.

Margaret X. Deas. Widow, ete...E: =.
Mansfield, subrOgated-vs Caroline D. Mon
cure ct ais, heirs of Hy Doya deceased.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOB
the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana, No.
3'8.-Bv virtue of a writ of feri facias TO me d.
rected, IN the above entitled sut will proceed 70
sell to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, April /,
lS7l at twelve O'Clock. NJ at the courthouse
IL the town of Donaldsonville, parish OF Ascen-
sion, the following described property, 20 wit
A CERTAIN PLANTATION, known as the Noun
Houmas Plantation. situated i'll the parish OF As
cension the lett bank of the Mississip rlvsrr
at about eight miles above the town of DO na.deoo-
Vile having about twenty weight arp-,nts front on
said river by eighty arpents i'll depth, VITA shS
opening thereto belonging, bounded on the uppssi
side by the New river road and on the other saoe
by the lands III the posse ssion OF John W. Rrevn
IL 1861 together will all the buildings and in
proveuents thereon, and all the sppurLen
thereof. .
Seized IN the above suit to pay and satisfy said
WITT.
Terms of Sg.ie-Cash in United states .reasuV
notes
Act of sale, stamps etc, AZ the expense OF tAe
purchaser.
United States Marsfals Office New Orieane.
twenty fourth day Of February, ls7l
T. &. PACKARD.
f.2. II. IS Is 2 apI Cui,ed States AAreaa
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship hutchinson Talbot. from lnd.aI." a
Galveston to { A WhitEey-!st dl-tIic;
Steamship Llvata. Calf from Hay =. cr.ca
p,Its. 10 = " Perkins Aco-I-t district -
STEAMBOATS,.
Frollc Reyuaud from Donaldson lie.
R.uno !, City. Pos, y from Lower Ce.s;.
Satch.z Ltathers from VickshurS
Great r. nuhiic. Donaldson. from 81. LoU:A.
Lessee TaS lur. keulson. from Washington.
E7tth Burton, from Day on De Glaze
Laura Walker from Nuuii
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COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EVENING, Marc


CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced - 300
bales, which is the largest business reported
this season. at full prices for strict low mid
ding and the better qualities, but irregular
and easier for the poorer qualities. The
Exchange has now determined On its types
and we give its official quotations for even
running annexed to our figures for average
lists, the outside figures Of which are for
strict
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VICKSBU 3G-Sttarner Natchez-5llI bales cotton
Il shs cotton seed and srIudries
ST LOIlS-St-,Lner Great Repub.c-Is95 bales
cotton hlds tobacco 1000 bbls flour 45eO SKIS oats
l,.6 SKIS and sut.dry produce
Observation-Disclosures l. ssic Tsy ior-796 bales
cotton i3 SKIS seed cotton 267 hhds sugar 4J' bbls
M lass-& 1873 half b5's molasses and suniJies
BAYOU nE G!.AiIR-St+.AIner Euth--6J9 bales of
cotton 3t2 shs cotton ,e~d Is SKIS iced cotton llS
hhds sugar lGa bbs moisecs 81 half bills mOlasses
and enn,rIes
Observation-Disclosures Frolic--l.o hhds
sugar bhis SUGAR ID hhls rolasses and sundries
Low En- tDAST-Steamer Bannoek Cny-IC6
hhda 81 gar 30 Dds m0lass and sundrirs
By THL RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERE RAILROAD, March 3-l03s bales cotton and
sundry produce ~
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD March al bales cotton and sundreS
MOlt(iAHS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
March 2 30 hhds sugar ITO bbls mo!asses l5e
bales cotton "a SKIS seed cotton
March GA bales cotton 81 SKIS seed cotton l25
hnds sugar 81 bbls moassrs
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Weekly Coffee Statement.

The following statement was furnished to
u by NeSsrs. Small d Co.. coffee brokers
Bags.
Imports of Rio since July /, 1870, to twenty
fifth ultino ................... l+5 TO
Sales for consu nptiou from direct Irn porta-
tons since July l. 1870 .........''....- Il. 10
Stock this day in first hands-
Chaitraix L Agar ......................... 1000
Sales this week
Cargo Jane Goodyear. private terms. 3Gp
Market
Prime. gold duty paid .................... I5h Il5a
Good gold duty paid Observation-Disclosures. Ia, ais
Fair, gold duty paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il ul4s s.
Extreme Tx, e for lots, gold duty paid. 49, ul6l,
Rcmarks.-We have no change t. note IN
prices. Market quiet but steady, Stock III
hands of dealers. 70 900 bags
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
REIQW COMING Up.

Bark + A Allen Iarr p days from Boston e Ores
cent City Ice Co
Tire stad schooner Thomas L Stone. Pitcher
|, DAYS from Boston, TO Crescent City Ice Co
Schooner Vile Eden, from Grad Gallon, to T.
Pillsbury-
Schooner Vrloz Veracrl4Ana Lane, t days from:
Vera Cruz, III bGllast, to Iui5 Bros
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-04
WOOD---COAL.
u. s, MARSHAL'S SALES.

Bussey 4, Co. vs.. Steamer Colossal, her
Tackle, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
i trict of Louisiana, No. 9654-By virtue OF d WIT
OF venditoni eXponas, to directed il the above
entitled suit will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, on TUESDAY. March IA. 1871. at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the entrance to the Custom house
Old Levee street, between Canal ami Custom house
streets in this city
THE STEAMER COLOSSAL. her Tackle, etc as
she now lies at the right bank OF the Ms>-ssipp,
river, above Algiers.
Ter1us-Cash at time of adi Indication.
United States Marshars Office New Creans
the second day OF March 1871.
s. B. PACkAkD
mis- IL ia United States Marshal