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The New York herald., 1871-11-12
-ALr, Ar AUCTION.
A RTrsTs' CHICAGO RELIEF FUND.

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evening of the lsh October, william Page, Esi In
o. ee aid Of 1ne many sSs
been LEFT entirely destitute by the late eonnaalon in that
pantuss from me artists such paintings to sold and The
a.. % nsa ad os % os S. The e s
psntinls These paintings VII oe placed on exhibition at
Astor Place on Monday mornin., 18th and remain
exhibition day and evening un 10 r. NJ, TO the day Of
il be gratifying to purchasers this sale to know
THIS fund The paninGs Tree gl,s fron, the artists.
sha 1e % .v % s
shsn Y$4s9y rs I,ssqy ii sda sad Church streets
,euieel Hoaseaold Feroi,ars.
Farmount wcstchester eounty n. T..
wALDRos 4 cookE wai sell as above the entire
soss = Pane shs e
10 and lsss G a snon aea se
Stead mahogany and walnut chs,atsr Fara
tne, Beds and seddins Clocks. crocksry Kitchen Art
House is situated on Farmoun, continuation o.
Fitch street. he ad Of Eroad, fairmounL Westchs y county
UcTIov. AUCTION AUCTION.
at the eegan, brown stone manson lsi ~. .,.
nhoent Household Furnitare made part OIL.
Ssetss oSs Ssss
,or ss Of .9. xs ssa. sse
lei reps rich Cabinets. glide ant 'asid tables Mirrors
Library Turn 81 Furq,urs rossyooe and wsua, %
@s sa ss sans s Da"s
TAB E. Gsss, cbiua Silver Ware, &c sale positive.
ms ss. And delivered ''F p ;Sss''
AT AUcrtoN-NEw YORK, BRooxLyS AND STA.
a ten Island Property, ~ VIZ: STEVENSON son a. a.
ysrs%por s T. House r1ssr e
boosy ~ S. more .1a Z" siS sa
fr e sseosy. r. n M sns SesnssS Len aee % .ss a:
\ shsidt estate; terms TO be made known 81 ss'~
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n LAFAYETTE PLACE., NEAR GRAND CENTRAL no.
tet.-Thrl Room to let with excellent BOard
terms. Table Boarters accommodated. Ref
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~ WEST THIRTv.FIGHTH STREET, NEXT To FIFTH
u avenue-Dcsirable Far aud Second Floor elegantly
f,rn se all rs private table, large front Room on
fouah foor
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nv IoHN A. nIrNN. AnCrIoNEER.

DY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER,
ID sAle.room IS; Bowerv,
10. O'clock 81 bond street, large
lot of Household FURNITURE. consisting SLACK walnut
Il, lru Besea Ia, Extens On
Tables, Carpets Mirrors Beuig aoles Chairs, Stoves
Window Saaies En- cravings aud Hie rnent OF Crock.
cr, Cooking Catalogues At the salcsroom OF
the
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~ WEST WASHINGTON PLACF.-TO LET, WITH
Board. handsomely furnished double and single Rooms
- GRAMERcy PARK CORNER EAST TWENTIETH
street Floor only, private bath &C.. with pri
vatet tabI
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a WEST TwrNTy.PIRsr STREET ANDsOMELy
~ furnished Rooms. suite sngy, to rent, with first
class Board. References exchanged.
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- WEST THIRTY SECOND STREET-A PRIVATE
family desires et handsome Parnr Floor, also third
story front Rooms with FIRST class Board private
table il required. References exchanged.
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ETH AVENUE, as.-HANDSoMFLy FURNISHED
~ Rooms without class table and attendance
terms rcasu nablc; private family.
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c5 20 AND urwARn rER WEEK sSv FnR ,
Room 81 so; Lodging Soc. At Dupont House. l66 Hudson
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUcrrosEER

MATTHEW BRUCE, AUCTIONEER.-GRFAr SALE.
Nl 5ou0D0 worth Of Furniture be soi al actoce ON
account OF the business. GktVE BRUrH4
Eks going to sell at public aucoD at Their warehouse
$50 Bowery, Fourth street their entire stock OF Furn
tue, beginning Monday, November IL, at 1V:W A. NJ, and
continuing unt all IS sold. Goods will be seq
inspection Friday Saturday, lU And
II. Catalogues q be had y, the S,9 Bowery.
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r FAST NINTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH hvENrE-
- To let W tn POarn Handsomely FURNISHED third fnor
lon Room; with Pedroom connecting. II desirable; also
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pARriTroN SALE or VALUABLE

DAWNBKOKEItS' SALES.
i BY K. FIELD, Anctioneer III Bowery.
Monday Nov l3 by order of X. simpson Co.. Womcn,B
Clothing.
Jewcry.
"Wednesday Nov i5 BY order OF II. McAeenan, Mems and
Tamsssy, Nov. ls BY order OF simpson. somers Co.,
Mems Vi Wonens Ctutntng.
FRIDAY Nov. IL, by order Of E. Tannoahox. Mens and
Womcns CiUtlip..
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ETH AVENUE, 2s7.-A MARRTrD couPLE CAN HAVE
a. nice Furnished Floor In strictly private small farrv
without Board other boare price $50 or SLIT
q wees references.
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GTNTL' MEN CAN nE ACCOMMODATED WITH
= ardng n an American family at 3n Madison street.
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e EAST THIRTIFTH SrRFRT TO LET AN ELI.
cant snt NJ Rooms W tn or without private table, also
Room for sInglc Gentleman. - : -
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ETH AVENUE, 1e4. NEAR TwENTYFIRSr STREET
- Newly FURNISHED Rooms to let in suits; also single
Roors heat water and baths each aoor private
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WFSr TWFNTv-NINTH Strict HANDSOMELY
furnished third door Room, with Board; southern
pOgure
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n WESr TWENTY EIGHTH STRrFT. FIRST HOUSE
I from Firth nv 'nue Rooms second and third floors
TO rent. with Roard References
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n WEST TwENTy-rOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE
1 Fifth Avenue iiotel--Elc antly furnished Rooms with
rsarrn accommodations for families gentlemen with or
without BOARD.
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4 tTH STREET, WEST 251.-AN ELEGANT SUIT OF
II Rooms second noor; also recommendations for
ANAL families sinrle genenen table unesceptionable;
private table II desired.
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S) CRANBERRY SrREET-TwO LARGE, NICELY
- ~ furnished Rooms to et second and third n to
gentle their with Board
minutes from Fulton ferry.
20 NASSAU STREET., NEAR WASHINGTON, BROOK.
DO lvnunfun shed Rooms 20 let TO gentlemen, with or
without Board within minutes walk of Fulton Jerry
references exchanged
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TAwNBR0KERs sALEs.-JANES AGAR, AUCTION.
will sell at 81 New BoSery Monday, zoo lots Mems
and Wonens tothns Bsnkets Feather Beds. Pillows.
Nv OF n. sonbebrrR 30 East Tenth Tuesday,
Mems aud Wonens Clothing Watches and Jewelrv.
BY OF Israel Ia rraeger 2l0 West hrth tn
lots Mems Women's Cothing
sessona6e BY Of fhese, sprns street. FRI.
day Meas Womens Clothing Sheets Spreads.
Blankets Pillows ac BY order JOAN J. Kelly s0s First
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7ArH STREET Ns FAsT.--HANDSoMELy FUR.
Il + nished Rooms To with Board. to gentlemen aud
their single gentlemen.
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ETH AVENUE. NO 76-vERy pEsIRARLr ROOMS,
- sinse snte with ah, entire door tprivate table,
II desired) newly rtted handsomely furnished re ference
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7 ATh ET.-GOOD ROOMS. WELL FURNISHED,
Il and rrst rate house anil pleasant
cies families and single gentlemen s27 west Fourteenth
frerl
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~ CLINTON PLACE-LARGE, COMFORTABLY
+ furnished Rooms front back, sngIy together,
with wshout Hoard plenty OF closet room; lew other
boaritrs; reasonable.
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DYF COTTON, AUCTIONEhR.-ExrRA LARGE SALE
ID OF Household Furniture, with about l0J Carpets two
Piano. made oy piioet and one caryei ely
French Plate Mane an. Pier Mirrors Feather Beds
AMI Hair Mattresses f.rior Dininsroom and bedroom
,,oods, Books, Paintings, H.. &C.
n "Wednesday, Is, the rooms, 81 East
Thirteenth assortment Of
60 Household furutur:, 100 rpes &C. alao stand
Works, rInngs Engravn-s, ~ Stoves &C., &C. Far
aIo.a llnau
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NNw HKKALn SUNDAY IL ls7-TRIPLB SHEET
BOARaEp- wANvkn.

90 FAST FoURThENTH STREET. NEAR sEcoND
oil Il avenuc.-To let. nice sunny Rooms, with good
table; proc mo.ierate; reterences exehan ed.
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DAwNBROKfR'S SALE.-JOHN MORTIMER, q EAST
Il Broadway, viii sell to morrow, Monday. 60 Rna
SAk Dresses brocne ami wooen Shaws velvet Sacks sg
hemnaas Beading, beds, Pillows, Boots Shoes peaver
Uvercos Business Coats Pants Vess other
goods worthy the attention OF dealera By order Aaraas
1917 Grand street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

1lA Dtll1e6r1iir. Dsll - ks1ssa.:
IS a. q ~ sEs ~ =. p a. Z = y j. ~
lDvee, ard - 50 from stoEo.
fCAnoIMA COW I'm Az eoG6lhe a
more freely; md pEieoe ere teading down
ward. Wequote round lots no1ninally gel
lev /! eisy q 3; mixed = 40 g; blsck
Wnmkr-Pure whishies ate IN FAIR de.
mand, but common grades aEe very dull.
we quote geetjaed q s Sssoc ss.er "a. e
CHEEsE-Is steady ct l5Ol5Ac p b for
Western factory, l3lso for Reserve, and l6
lie fOr English dairy.
EsCULRNTe-Potetoes sell on the leyee at
8 7504 y Dbl fol. Ohio, and e303 g for St:
Louis; Apples are scarce, and tho last sold
ct $609 p Dbl; onions, e2oS p Dbl for
poor-no good coming in; cabbagcs VSlO
p crate.
WEsrssx Eocs-Ars in good supply, and
sell ct l6S lSo y dozen on the levee.
SALT-Demand for consumption light, and
prices easy. Dealers rates for. Liverpool
coarse 81 lO0l Is y sack; fine II 1871 70
p sack. When large lots are taken ut
warehouse BY boats deduction 10 made for
drayage. No cargo sales to report
IOBACCO-Since our report OF last Oatur-
day there has been q moderate demand for
export The sales embraced - hhds, viz:
3 hhds new leaf ct lie ' b; do at lee;
do ct So; l cid ct 90; new ct $40; do ct
she; IL and do at and . old on private
terms. The receipts are increasing, and
stocks Of new leaf on sale are drm. Prices
show no variation.
FRRloHrs- Vessels are coming in pretty
freely. and the demand for room for foreign
ports has fallen oil. This he's weakencd
the market, and rates have : decided down
ward tendency. Coastwise steam rates are
steady under . good demand. We still
quote cotton to Liverpool Nd sail and
steam; to Havre, ssil, llsc; 70 German ports,
sail, l3l6d; oil cake to Liverpool, $50
Sc Cd y ton, sail; cotton to New, York
and Philadelphia, steam, lie; corn, SOc; -four,
6O065c; tobacco, SO.
Demonstrating slowly at 20 yard
for India in bales, and 2lc IN rolls; 2Sc for
domestic jute, and 2l025c for hemp and
fax. '@t ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

cvT,ce o. ~ 1AzLy nn9u1llnAH. /
TunGnA8 DYuuos 0ogeA - MI. }
r. nenSy snnxlket q etnnes quist and
eaav. WITH 4 mo1eGa1o demand fur aocom-
Iaodefians, aud - abundnnt supply of
availshle fnnds both q hank and out1ide.
We still quote - street rates $40 Per cent
pr aannm for Al netee secured By
end ll0l9 for long Al business paper
Without collaterals, 12 for good do, 96l0
for Al mortgage pager, and llol3 for 80
0oId opened It lloM slll4 against lloab
q New York;, and altar toiching lO7 y,
closed unsettled ct llOA 0llOat (against
llOlt). The movement was only moderately
active, and the reported .sa1es embraced
$1,000 and $4,000 ct ll0a; eaO0O, $1,000 and
$4,000 It ll0l4; 5000 and 5000 ct ll0*;
440,0o0 ct ll0h oll0at; 9l0oo and $4,000
ldeliyelable ON Thursday At iloa, and
We heard Of no sales Of silver, but still
quote American halfdo1lars nominal ct
iW1A olO0lA, and Mexican dollars ct 2lt Q
81 y cent premium IN gold.
Foreign exchange was unsettled by the
course Of gold, and rates declined y 81 y
cent. Oporations in sterling embraced S85y-
600, inelading 1900 clear st l9Oo i2vAi
E4000 bill Of fading 1t l90k; 43ooOand ESoo0
Al clear, ANA 6UUUV Al Ulll Oh 0mOIU& ~ A<VWS
&25,OOO al bill Of lading and clear ct 190ab
0l20h; El2O0O Al hill Of ladimg q l2O4 Q
1908; SlO,00O Al clear ct l2Ot 0l209, and
E2000 American ship's bill at l20%. Sterling
may now be quoted ct 100 l2Oh for good
to Al bill of lading and clear, and l2lA a
for bank.
Domestic exchange ruled higher. The
banks checked ON New York for remittance
1T the close ct y on y cent premium, and
the Gales included ~, 900 commercial sight
ON New York 1t par, 10000, $4,000 and
so, 600 bank at LIE y cent premium, &c.
600 commercial, $4,000 private bankers'
and 900 and $4,000 bank at So, and
$4,000 and 13O, 900 private bankers, go. 900
commercial and $4,000 bank ct v.
We hear Of very little doing in stocks;
go and 800 shares Crescent City Slaughter
house brought @38, and SO Union National
Bank ct 80. Saturday Hibernis Bank sold
at 4l33 and 4l35, We also heard Of sale.
for delivery in sixty days, 1T $l4O.
Nothing transpired in bonds.
We hear Of no sales Of State warrants
worthy Of notice. They are quoted nominal
at 60 az. Dealers bought now Metropolitan
Police ct 81, and asked g.
Nothing worthy Of notice has transpired
in city treasury notes. They are quoted
nominal 1t l0013 per cent discount.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

"Carl Benson" il writing letters from
Washington to New York sporting Jour
nal, in which he introduces such exciting
TOPICS - this: 'Any one who likes curry
(some persons do mot in any SHAPED should
try cnrried oysters. This dodge learned
In England many years ago, but No. 2 is .
recent inspiration. Prairie hen should be
eaten as the English eat teal-with lemon
prairie hen thus doctored, you should,
Of course, drink good red wine-claret or
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29
NEW ORLEANS PO6TOFFICR.
CHARLES ". LOWELL. POSTMASTKR.
Revised and corrected by: the Postofnce Depart
nent
Tine Of Arrival and Clesing Of Mails.
DAILY ARRIVALS.

DAILY ARRIVALS.
From the North-through mai-ll:05
From Louisville, Cairo, Cincinnati and
New York-through mailE1:30 A. n.
From Alabama, Georgia, East Mississippi,
North and South Carolina, Florida and
Lake Coast, 6s30 p. d.
From all points ON Inorganic Louisiana
and Texas Railroad, Bayou Teche, and in
termediste parishes (daily, except Sunday,
From Carrollton and jefferson City lex
cept Sunday, 4 p. n.
From Algiers daily, Il A: n;
From Southern and Middle Texas, Sun
day, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
and SATURDAY., p. II.
From Northern Louisiana, via vicksburg,
Hos A. n, daily. % ...ase
TRI-wEEKLY ARRIVALS:
From Red River parishes and Northern
Texas.
sEMI-wEEKLY ARRIVALS.
From vieksbufg-fiver way mail-Hon-
day and Friday mornings.
From St. Francisville- river way mall
Monday and Thursday mornings.
From Buras-river way Wednesday
and Saturday.
From Covington and Vaudeville, Tues
days and Fridays. IL M.
From Ouachita River.
WEEKLY ARRIVALS.
From Florida ports, Key West, Havana,
Cuba, West Indies and Mexico.
sEMI-MONTHLY ARRIVALS.
From Havana and Key West baltimore
steamers).
From Havana, per William Creevy's Phila-
delphia steamers:
From Brownsville. Texas.
MONTHLY ARRIVALS.
From Belize, Honduras.
DAILY DEPARTURES.
To the North through mail (except Sun
day), p. NJ.
f. the North through mai. Sunday, 2
Pm.
To Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, Chicago,
Cincinnati, California and New York
through -(except Sundays), 6 A. N.
To Alabama, Georgia, East Mississippi,
North and South Carolina, Florida and
Lake Coast, at Z A. n.
To all points ON 10rgan's Louisiana and
Texas Railroad, Bayou Teche, and interme-
diate parishes (daily, except Sunday, A. n.
To carrollton and jefferson City texcept
Sunday, 9 A. n.
To Southern and Middle Texas, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, ct $50 A. n.
TRI-wEEKLY DEPARTURE.
To Red River parishes, Northern Louisiana
and Texas. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sstw-
days, 4P. N.
eENI-wEEKLY DEPARTURE.
To vickeburg- river way MALI Tuesdays
and Seturdaysl, 4 P. n.
TO St. Francisville- river way mail-Mon.
days, I p. n.
Fridays, p. N.
10 BSrss-river way mail Mondays and
Thursdays, 9 A. n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

Steamship W G Hewes, Bourne, nom Indianola and
Galveston. to A Whitney &co-1st districts
Ship OswcRO. Post " days from Liverpool, to mas
tcr-POint
Russian bark Burger. STORE. . days from Havana,
in bsllast, to r Buddendorf-POipt
Italian bark Dui Rratelli, Messna 80 days from Pa
lermo. to r Trarontana-2d district'P
Bark Winslow, Davis, 3 days nom Matanzas,
in ballast, to master-3d district pr
Schooner Nal, Snow, 10 days from Utilla, to Nor.
gan kco-2d district r
TOWB0kIB,
and 10 ga, 18th instant. ships M.rchmont III
Iceland, and bark Esteile-Brought up ship o.
weeo and bark Dui Fratelh
Ocean Mcclellan. frum tho Psssos-Went down
ight-Brousht mp banks s Winslow and Biz
plicker, Aucein, fton Lafourche.
0olne Pickett lfom Washinxtou.
maFy. OoEEo4t 1e0 WoAi1o.
0roSe 61I6t1lA, De0a11sen. hum u LoadaI
IN JaelsEs TAtuvssh. Nm u 1eulA
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Marine Intelligence.
OpPTCB OF THR REPUBLICAN, I
Wednesday, March 70, ISL.

6teamship Sherman. Blanchard, for New York
Steamship Harlan. Lewis. for Indianels via Calves
ton
steemship Agnes. Beckett. for Cedar Keys via Key
West s-ft -
British ship Sedbergh, Berry, for Liverpool
Spanish bark Olan0, Aunitix, for Liverpool
0teesner Bismarck, Yore, for 1t Louis
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COMMERCIAL.

Tu1onAy 8vnuUo. 0aron ID lutA
CO1FoN-The GALES today enlbracedr690O
bales (exclusive Of 2900 bales last evening",
at rather steadier prices in the morning,
easier MP to about p. n, and 6rmer sub
seauently. With the exception Of giving
. wider range to strict ordinary, We repeat
our proviOus quotations and annex also the
Exchange figures, which are for even run
ming of its types, while ours are for average
lists. with the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

1kO9 &dllxno
I.it:sA -. n.ssls 49, /. r ~ =, . ~
MA On. Cs.sss. : ~ - - - ,n.ss
1s.,;.. i sssRss a - e.e,..,.iss = daysf
ssrsesiss Sssk 1ss!s: 49,, ~. fs. Asatls.
,in t.llass g Js.hiae : - -. 49,.
''s ~ ~ (. s.' Sssi = $500
Bark ukrains Nsiehsr, days fen Asvaes' m
Sslls.t e wn ORGY n...-.... a dan.
son ssssiaso d Cass. h baiisss. = ssi'sr
sehss.s. SALVADOR, si.pss., adss non HsvaaA'
schssser Asess. FssSres. Il lays fsp Hsvaas, =
sehssssr ) I ssness. wilss.s 4. Asy. iron Brases
seheessr Alice -, Passsnas flays fssa Grad
schooner Hattie ss.psso, sherman, dsys fm
Havana, to Chaaraix Z Agar-
INDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON Ateanship fIar.
len-Ser Indianola-loo bbas Aesx 80 sks corn -
sks aalt IS bags coffee
bib molasscs Us bags coee 20 Aka eats 100 kegs
n XIV sos eEs asS n.,.. -
cotton Il bales skins 50 ,is hides $40 hides 10
bsls nj Is Ssss wool ! DO cotton sss Is IN specis
CRDzR KEYS VIA FLORIDA PORTS steanshap
Agnsr-is!e bhls near ?tcs bacon bsGs coffee y
* eosn 500 Is bran 100 dos Sreems cis bacon 8
LlvssPocI-JSip ssdssssh-isss bale. COTTON
LIVERPOOL olano-ls4s bales cotton 1lse
ST LOUIS Steamer Bianarck-lsle bxs tinplate
nn01fs.
BORDRAux-Bark Paramount-l574 cks wine 81
= Ia hPo p3W Nan ~&v1 Err,ftn and
UfIfLA-schosoer Mai-lsse lunches bananas
fIssN1-Bris Flnttsjols-sssa bxs oranges Ils7
LIVERPOOL snip 0swsso-ssss SKIS Of sals 81
CHARLEsToH- Schooner Bvsrett-sass sks
piM1fD Il; Isl VA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " q
Mewes-le beles cotton - hels beef helfb6ls beef
lsl hsad cattle eel7o IN specie and sund1ies
MOBILE Steamer Aary-7 bales cotton ~ cks u
RECEIPTS OF P1oDU0R
ARKANSAS RIvHR-StesmerIn poEtsr- a3oo bales
JEFFERSO1-steamsr Lntavaans-sD bales -
cotton iss aks cotton ssea an3spn1riee
c.tsaa re xne ss .Is me sugar
WAyHIN0rON-0teamer Sslma-l07 Ralss cotton
$40 hhds sugar Ia bbs nsassss 10 sks Gotten seed
81 LOUIS stea.sr Great Repablic- ss4 .ales Of
cotton % hhds tehaeco ~ bbla tour %lE5sks corn
81 IoUisESsssssr 10. Ja.psr-s hid. ssssess
ST HARTMSvILLK- steamer Pfetender-
bales cotton . hhds sugar us bbls nelasses and
LOWER COAsT-stssmer Dapseek city-lol
bble molaeses q hhds sugar II halfbbls molasses
DONXLDSONvILR-stee Froaie-es ~ q
sugar % SKIS rice and suudIfee
Observation-Disclosures John TMooGe-lSo9 bales
cotton and eun6rieo ~ stts t~E
BIZ THE RAu10ADs.
NEW ORLEANS, yACK0OK AND 0RRAr NORTH
kRN RAILROAD, March 1850 hales cottoo and
sundEy ps0duoe 81 1888 fss
MOkGARy LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
March 28-e0 hhds sugar bills molaeDeo -
bales cotton ~ sks seed cotton and sundrics
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29
OONBTABLES' SALES.

Edward Booeh ~. G. =. Hollo-Second
Justice Court, No. l097.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACfAS 10
ID me directed By tho Honorable ". i. Evans. Sec
ond Justice Of the Peace in and for tho parish Of
Orleans l shall proceed to sell, at my warehouse,
No. IA 0lrod street between Dryades and Rampant
described p0r0pcrty to witt
ONR LOf OF CIGARS, ~ per inventory on file
In my ONCE.
Seized in the shove entitled suit
mb2S apl A. ]. DAvRRN, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

Strict ordinary was In good request and
held in somo cases at lie, but the highest
sales within our observation were ut lO3sc,
which i an advance on previous rates. A
style between strict good ordinary and low
middling sold 1T 1910, shy low middling ct
l3c and very strict at 13aac.
Including 600 bales additional on Satur-
day and 220O yesterday, sold after the close
of business. the sales in the past three days
sum up q, 800 bales and the receipts amount
to Is, 5N bales, embracing SIS from other
delivery ports, and 1902 proper against
l9O55 proper for the corresponding time
last week and l4,Ol5 last year. Receipts
proper since August 81, 1,l65,055 bales
against 934, 200 last year. The exports COM
prise q. 1913 bales, embracing 1858 to Liv-
erpool, 1913 to Havre, 1l6O to Amsterdam,
l600 to Cronstadt, 1892 to Providence and
6S6 to New York.
The following is the report of the Cotton
Exchange: IAN active demand. Prices
firm" sass ss,
COTTON STATEMENT.
Arrived since last ssatsnent....... 6.lse
Arrived previously. ISL S5ls47
Total. ......................... ss,343
Cleared today .:................ SS0
Burn! .........................-.. 49, Sse'0l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29
LOWER COAST.

Regular Lever Ceass Packet Twioo q
Week.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
49, l. Fer tho FoFss, Daras,
rointsla-HAehe and n plAnta-
ton landings-The new steamer
HAMMOCK CITY,
lin place Of the Bradish Johnson.)
JRpy. PosRY. Master ~ o. CARTON IT., Clerk.
win leave ~ above, returning every Monday
and Thursday. ]. II. P8TDRSON.
ia41 16l 0fovieP street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-29

INV Yoax, March e, Evenings Cotton
c1see1 4aiet ord steady; sales 1856 bales;
ni1dlinG upaanas l5Atc. Flour: southern
Guief: cuSu1on 70 fair extra IS 50 q
z 81 eooa g lhoice q 5509. Whisky
= ahado hrmeE. an on 10 Wheat steadier:
wfntsr rcd ard amber Western 81 660l 20.
Cen GhAd0 lkmer: 62103c. Rice quiet:
81 Oe3b0. HI lower: $2l 7504 50.
Dssf s0sad Lard dali: kettle 1870.
s.ist CO Iglail s.aac; BY steam
OScs1;nA masat = Csttoa steady and
= 0o1eqb middliny H0l4Ac.
1loW1n3 Sfhg e1d unchanged. Ness
poGk Quiof ind VI y sales made ct o21;
olooo1 nouina1L En11 dull and unchanged;
ll7tc aGked; 10 sales. Bulk nests opened
fF1; shoulders 7hc. Bacon opened firm
SD elosed dull; NO sales. Whisky firm ct
s.. Looms, March as.-Flom: Low grades
dan; soft Iowa 81 00I "a; No. 5 fall 81 IL;
No. u 60. Corn in good demand at full
prices; MIXED on the track across the river
~ 0S2e; yellow Sc; mixed in sacks Sc.
Oab duh; mixed n bulk 49l4c; mixed in sack
s3056e. Barley steady; 81 05 for choice
fall Eye activo ct sc 9e1. Whisky 66c.
Mess pork firm and higher; small orders
1iled st ~ 5O02l. Dry salted meats firm,
small sales: loose hams lO14 o 04c. Bacon
higher; shoulders SIC, clear rib 1910,
clear aides llkc; plain hams l5O15lc,
eanvased l60l6l1c. rd-country kettle
lllsc. Hogs and cattle unchanged.
h RoEeo0D Maxkeeu.
LoFDOH, March q, Evening. Securities
unGhanged. Common rosin e. Sd 07s. Tai
Icy - Cd.
AvnnFooI, March q, Evening" Cotton
~: ds.s sxS ssies I0oeo b sR,s1 In.
eluAlng - for export and speculation.