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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11
FALL AND WINTER DRY GHnDs

Our buyer IS row in New York selectid. Sddi
tons to our already large stock Of
Dress Goeds, MeFinos, Alpacas, Peplins,
Dela1nes, Empress Cloths, BOmbaxines,
Scotch Plaids, Cassineres, Cloths, Ken
eueky Jeans, Flannels Of all Kind, etc.,
All Of which We offer by the package, piece OF
yard At ASTONISHlNGLY Low PRICES.
Ladies' win find at our store Is in yeazs past, the
choicest patterns and best qualities, and . com.
p!ete sock to select from. Country merchants
and planters win find it to their advantage to call
and examine our stock before purchasing else
where. Careful attention given to all country
orders, and satisfaction guaranteed.
B. & w. CRONER,
No. ISL Magazine, corner Of st. Mary street,
oc8 lt2p and Nos 1877 and 1873 st. Navy street.
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FOR SALE,

STORE FIXTURES AND GLASS SHOW.
CASES,
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN
Can he seen at No. 1879 Royal street. Apply on the
premises, Or to ~ ~
JACOB OFT,
Oc9 10 II 2Ip Builder No 19a De|orl s+roo+
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United States Senator from Missouri to visit this
city for the purpose of addressing our people upon
the political situation now call upon their fellow.
citizens, without distinction of party, to assemble
in mass meeting, at such time and place al NAV
hereafter be designated, to hear that distinguished
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FOURTH DISTRICT
CARPET HOUSE.
Those who wish to reft or furnish their dwell.
ingB. and are in need Of Brussels and Ingram CAR
PETS. white, check and fancy NATTtNGS, floor
OIL CLOTHS, RUGS. MATS, CURTAINS 6HADR0,
CORNICES, ETC., win please take notice that We
have now in store, and are constantly receiving,
ALL ARTICLES IN THE CARPET LINE
OF the latest style and mostappGoved patterns,
which have been purchased At great advantage
and will be sold at VERY Low PklCES,
3. T. w. CRONER
No. ss1 Magazine street corner ST. Marv
Oc9 1t and Nos. 1877 aud 1879 ST. Mary street.
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REOPENN6.
SEWING MACHINES-AIL KINDA
The public have long desired the estab,ishnena
Of . Mart, where sl kinds Of Sewing Machines ard
Sewing Machine Findings could be had; where they
could see and compare the workings Of one machine
with another, and select from the different mAkao
the machine best suited to the nee to which tkey
desired to apply il. To such 3 Mart We invite you
q l59 Canal street. Agents wanted.
no13 1p0 n. 6. HkDRlCK. General Agent,
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MANDATORY.
Attention 10 particularly directed to my EUvn
TABLE WARE, such -
SPOONS. FORKS. ETC.
Prices az low as At any Northern mauutactcsvl
and CHEAPER TEAN IN ANY HOuSR III Hr1
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any. Phi,
guarantees given in all cssea Every description Of
Medals Badges, Military Belt-p.ates, Sword Mourt
ings, etc. manufactured in the most artistic man
ner and at low prices.
A. HIMMEL, Proprietor,
ee4 lySp No. 1856 Poydlas street.
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The undersigned, citizens of New Orleans, hav
ing agreed to extend an invitation to
HON. Carl. ST.Kl11Rz
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SINGER'S
NEW IMPROVED
Family Sewing Machine.
THE ONLY RELIABLE MACHINE IN ExISTENCE.
Six Hundred and Fifty Thousand
In daily use is sufficient evidence Of its superiority
Cali and examine, or send for circular and sampIea
Of work.
WILLIAM E. COOPER g. CO..
Nos. and 9 Camp street,
seq "a Su We I'm General Southern Agents
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nPORTa.

NEW Notwithstanding 1t Louis-Asstd mlse
lNDIANOLA VIA 0ALvESTON-Steamsh Hutch
inson-18 bales cotton 237 head cattle 5Sl hides u
bales hides aud sundries
LIvERPOOL-Ship Gettysburg-3als SKIS salt les
ties soda ash 20 bxs tnplate y crates earthenware
CARDIFf-Bark Shefaeld-966s hars railroad iron
RUATAN ISL4AND-Schooner Lily Of the Valley
1900 punches bananas 1900 plantains 100 cocoa
CETTk-Brig Indiferente -323 cks wine go mr.
cks wine La octave cks wine
LIvERPOOL-Bark RnriQue-S769 sks salt
NEWPORT-Ship AlexHnder-67Z7 bars railroad
NRwPORT-Bark Caspari-1sss bars of railroad
iron
CARDIFF Ship F Thayer-4soob bars Of railroad
MESSINA-Brg Caroline-6ao cartoons birthstone
100 bags flberts IS pipes olive oil
Notwithstanding Agneo-3S0 bxs sugar $50
hhds sugar Is bales tobacco cases cigars 50 kegs
From Key West and FLORIDA port,s *. pe.. is
bdls ironties 80 pkgs mdse
TURKS lSLAND-Brig James Crosby-si76 sks
q CARDEF-Bark Nethauie-3l69 barsof railroad
CARDIFF-ship Roswell sprague-s4el bars rail.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brazos--4Oeo eocoanuts
IS, 00O oranges $1,000 in specie and sundries
PALERMO-Bark C0ncettina-l2OO bxs oranges 1o0
bxs lemons u pkgs mdse 10 cases mdse 70 sks beans
Schooner VIM Ebbitt-s2 bales
cotton * cotton seed and sundries
CELuSTAS-Brig Hope-500,0o0 lbs salt $500
GRAND cA1LLou-sloop venu.-s tcs sugar 1903
bbls potatoes bales moss and sundrles
AOBlLE-Steamer Frances-l45 bales cotton and
sundries $50
MOBlLE-Steamer L0uise-Sundries
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New Orleans ard jackson Railroad.
The bill to amend the charter of the New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road passed in the Mississippi Senate with
out discussion.
In the House everything was set aside for
this bill.
A jackson dispatch says:
This is the largest and most magnificent
scheme grabbing yet presented in the Legis-
lature. Mr.. McCOmb is here aiding its pas
sage. The scheme proposes to build the
road from Canton, its present terminus, to
Kosciusko, forty miles, in two years, and to
Aberdeen in five years, on the condition
that individuals and corporations on its
line shall subscribe 5000 per mile, and that
the State shall cede to him (AcComb, all
it, interests in ell railroads in Mississippi,
the present value of which is estimated at
$4,000, 900, and arises from the proceeds of
an internal Improvement grant Of the gen.
eral government
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oEy3CI o. Ia1 DAILY nug1LlcA1.l
0omnAs Uvunmo. Am y. MI.
The uqaey narlE1t was vary quiet and We
hoard u nclhing - Justify any change n
quotations. Tho ba1ks are D0ko than amply
eupplied with availablo funds and the do
liGht. We still quote 60l0 per cent
pr annum for Al notes secured by unques-
ionable collaterals; 10 eli for short, and IL
for long, Al business paper without collate-
erals, and - for good do; and 90lO for AL
mortgage paper. and 1l0l2 for second
Gold opened at 1lOas all0ss, against
1lOA at New York; and closed ct the open
ing rates. The sales included 5000 at
$4,000 at Hob, $l6,500 at HOS.
We heard Of NO Gales of silver. Ameri
can half dollars are quoted at 1911. q los,
and Mexican dollars at 2l4 03per cent pre-
MUM in gold.
Operations in foreign exchange were
moderate, the market continuing steady at
about Saturday. rates. The sales of sterling
embraced $4,000, including f50O bill Of
lading at l2OA, 1850 at 1908; $500 bill Of
lading and $4,000 clear at 1905; fl2O0 and
$1,000 AL bill of lading at 1904; ff30O bill of
lailing, and E7OOO Al clear at 1908; f300O
first class, and Ell, 900 Al clear at l2l; $4,000
first class at l2l "a: 5000 bank at l2l la, and
$4,000 private bankers at l09a4, gold.
In francs 100000 AL commercial sold at
AIS.
Sterling may be quoted at 1908 a 1908
for good to Al bill of lading and clear, and
1919 0l2l% for bank. In addition to the
sales reported, $4,000 bill Of lading and clear
sold late Saturday evening at 1904, making
the total business f97 900.
Domestic exchange was shade sitter.
The bank rate at the close for New York
sight was % per cent. premium, and the
sales included $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
commercial at u; 5000, $45 1000, $4,000
and 36O, 900 private bankers, SIS, 600 bank
and ~, 600 bank and private bankers at
SIG, and $4,000 twenty days sight on
New York ut Sac discount.
A gold check on New York for $4,000
brought par. Some of the banks drew for
remittance, IN sums to suit, at "a per cent
premium.
The movement in stocks included =
shares Union National Bank at $40; s. same
at $40 IS; and q shares New Orleans
City Railroad at $50; 5 and 5 Mississippi
and Mexican Gulf Ship Canal at $325; 156
Bank Of New Orleans at ~ 50; IS Factors
and Traders Insurance Company at e9l 25;
8 Sugar Shed at go; 200 Crescent City
Slaughterhouse (late Saturday eyening) at
$1 Is, and 200 today at 837. q decline. A
lot of 20 shares Hibernia Bank was offered
at $l35, and no buyer.
Nothing was reported in bonds.
$1,000 new Metropolitan Police warrants
were reported 1T 97A, and $500 at 97la.
Some Of the dealers are offering 48 for new
State warrants, and asking U05l.
There appears to be NO movement what
ever for city treasury notes. There is very
little offering, and rates are entirely
nominal.
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RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert Lee-lA67 bales
cotton bags cotton HOS SKIS cotton seed 40 sks
olcake 264 sks oilcake meal and snnilriee
ARKANSAS RIvER-Steamer rkausas-lcl7 bales
cotton and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mary Alice and barees-287
bales cotton 48 hhds tobacco 1873 bbs flour ms half
bbls Hour 6343 SKIS corn and sundry produce
BAYOU DES GLAIzE-Steamer Peerless-101
bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 3l26 sks cotton ned
and sundries
WARSAw-Steamer Big Horn-267 bales cotton
0SSsks cotton seed and sundries
YAZOO RlVER-Steamer Marcella-29l bales rot.
ton les sks cotton seed WV
NATCHRZ-Steamer Wade Hampton-ls2 bale.
cotton IS SKIS cotton seed "a SKIS seed cotton and
LOWER COAsT-Steamer Bannock (stv-as
hhds sugar IS bulls mOlassee and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Fiora-Sundr;e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N Sharp-6s7 cords Of
wood
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUIS-Steamer John Kileour-3s8 balea of
cotton 10 hhds tobacco 5924 axis corn and suniry
produce -
- CINCINNAT1-steamer Arsosy-A full cargo Of
JEFFRksON- Texas-lsll bales cotton
and sundries
BAYOU NACoN-steamer Plorence-ass bale.
cotton az aka cotton seed bale wool "a hides and
sundries
By THE RAunOADs
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GRRAT NORTH
hkN RAILROAD, April l0-272 bales cotton and
MOkGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
April 1913 hhds sugar bile mOlesses IS hides rs
head cattle 90 head calves o3975 in currency and
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ARRIVED SUNDAY.

Steamship st. Louis, Whitehead. from New York
lat instant. tn Moulton-7d district
Steamship Hutchinson, Talbot, from 1ndian0i& via
Galveston. to C Whitney-lst district
Steamship Agnes, Beckett, from Havana via Florida
ports, to I Roberts-lst district
Bark Enrique. circuit, IS days nom Liverpool, to
master-sth district
Bark Shefheld, sloan. 81 days from Cardiff, Wales,
to master-Ist district
Newport, Wales, to master-Point
Brig Caroline, smith, GO days from Aesaina, to
msster-2d district
italian brig lndiferente. FavOsita, 50 days from
Cette, to master-2d district IT
Schooner Braz0s, johnson, days from Campeachy
to K Morgan Aso-1d district
Schooner Lucy D HALL, . days from Mobile, in bal
last, to ThOrndike, Norton &cO-2d district
TOwBOATS.
Heroine Brown, from the Passes-Went down
light-BrOught up bark sheffield, brig lndil5er-
ente aud schooner BFazO0
Gladiator, Caldwell from the Passes-Went
down hght-Brought mp bark Casperi and brig
Caroline
Ocean. williams from the Passes-went down
,ishtIBsc.ght up bark Enrique and schooner
sTEAMBOATs.
Alice Porter. from Amite river.
Arg0sy, Scheuck, from Cincinnati.
John kilgOur, Whitl0w, from st Louis. -
Texas, Stinde, from Jefferson
VS. Pike, Brown, from L0bdelPs Store.
Henry Tete. Dalferes, from LafOurche.
Florence, Greenlee, from Bayou Macon.
Pretender, Pettibone. from st Martinsviae.
San Nicholas, Albert. from Lower Coast.
Frances. Blakeslee. from Mobile.
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Inceme Returns Net - be Published.
This is ian American Press Association
disnafch.

Income Returns Net - be Published.
This is IAN American Press Association
dispatch:
WASHINGTON, April 7. = Commissioner
Pleasant0n has issued q special circular,
calling the attention Of all revenue officers,
specially, to the provision of the act of July
IA, 1870, to reduce internal taxes, and pro-
hibit.the publication of income returns, ex-
cept such general statistics. not specifying
names of persons or firms, as may be made
public under the rules prescribed by the
commissioners. The circular stxtes that
in view of this provision of the law,
and the authority given to prescribe the
rules and regulations under which gen.
eral statistics may be permitted to be
published, as hereby prescribed, that
the only information relating to income re-
turns which will be permitted to be pub
lished to the general aggregate of the
amount of income returned in collection
districts. Any information further than
this, especially where it embraces names Of
individuals or firms, and the amounts Of in
come, with indication as to individuals or
firms, or by whom the returns are made,
viii be regarded as given in violation Of the
provisions Of the Law above cited, and call
ing for the displacement Of the officers CIV
ing the same.
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8 8 el A9tl l0. Flour: Southern
~ *vAeo< shade hrmer, with mod
~ GNpoEt 0emand; winter rcd and am
4l1et1 13o66e. Corn decidedly low
- QoGee duh and lower. Sugar
~ 1t - 80eltc. TX heavy at
Beef inse1ive Lard heavy;
Naval - e steady. Tallow
4 0o4o. EfeighD Auneg.
nun11A ARA TO- Cotton: demand
Is fhlL prices; middling 14Ac. Flour
$500 ~ family Is 30o6 50.
osss a.shaased. Hsss pork duh
not Wiling to Dano o0ncessions;
80 lesd dul6aad nominal; llA q
& 6nako& Bulk meota: demand fair but
49, rnfeD sales 100000 lts sides
: 10e4oeelh, $40 buyer April, and $50
- eooar dos; ahoulders nominal 1t Ga o;
$50 ddee SAtc. Bacon duh. and nm
1ngo6; snail so1es; shoulders 7ssc; clear
- SIC; clear sides 1850; sales of 20
- "a s sseli,sS 8 S az whisky n duii
- lkeeFing u 65006c.
1orle, April Flour STEADY, moder-
pand; superfne winter IS 4005 50;
I&2o AxtBs winter 36o6 Is. Wheat:
E1lg etea1y -eoft Iowa 81 3501 81; win
~ 81 .dreorfng- prime to strictly
H1IN. GoE1dnll and unchan9ed
y Zei ixGl r bulk 81 0s6c, sacked.
oD ~ geh61ged; 48050c for
b01k3 - "a 81 tor sacked. Barley
q q g; No. 3 u 10. Rye
q 49, 6 90 3b49O. Bulk meats
~ IsWer; leess shoulders 6ltc delivered.
C Weak nd lOwer;s shoulders ~ o
~ Grnnr IN ns1en 10c. clear aii1Aa 1()1A a
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Ap1TVW I'M III y 7
snip pf sss:s ~ ssysrs. > isys A.. e. 1sst =
Sallass, 70 Brown, Bseesm - -. 49, Is. 70
sh's Go 1 4 TcsaisE Sss:-iss 1l.esist 1870.
Ship General Butler, Chass, - 9ays no. Hsw aA'
Y se,lr s. :: s' Nd ~ sss e. Sswps
Bark Tida! We've. Duncas. d.Xs a s;se Sos'' :
sarf f.! 2css e 1c.s .s:s s:s
Bark Eals; 1sstSa g a sZsr' EN- 70 .
Norwesisa bark xsthanis. Nikael, - days mon
C.sia Vale: e .ssssr1 111sisn IS days nom
Spanish brio Plufon, Capul. days nom Havans' IN
bailast, 70 PUG bgs.- "a dgtlict ,<...,...
sehs:s:. Was Sdi Esc.ss. az: district ss
Schooner Lily Of the Valley. Leitch. day: from 2.
Ruatan Isiand, to D Pignioli.5d district +
Sloop Venus, Cant, nom Grand Cailiou' 70 MASTER
Harry Wright. Wright. from the Passe.-Towed
down and to sea, sth instant. berks lima - s
Cayo1rE-Brought up barks - Putnam An'
Abita. Palmer, from tho Pssses-went down
hght.- Brought mp bark Maria Aercede and Dr's
wabash. Melville, from the Passes-went down
light-Brought mp ships Melrose and hansa
Rochester. 0erwain. from the Passee-T0we9 down
and 10 ~ 7th instant ship Merchant
Brought up ship Reunion and brig Pluton
Lone STAR Burdick, from the Passes-Wens down
Joshua LOring
Chamberlain, Mcclellan, from the Passes-went
down light-Brought up banks lures ana Ne
thania -
Mary Alice, Dawson, from st Louis, with three
bas gee
STEAlCBOATB.
JIM Sharp from Cassandrn.
Robert Lee, Cannon. from vickshurg.
Arkansas Shaw, for Arkansas river.
Marcella Sherman, from 61,arkey's.
Wade Hampton, Goddin. from Natchez.
Peerless, Broad. from Bayou Des Glaize.
Louise, Hopkins. from Noble.
Big Horn, korment, from Wsrsaw.
Bannock City. POsey, from Lower Coast.
Flora, Labarfhe, from DonadSOnville.
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Stock on hand and on shipboard 49,.

Stock on hand and on shipboard 2a6 so7
TO-day's exports were to Liverpool Re-
ceipts proper since Saturday evening 1857
bales, against 8342 ON Sunday and Monday
last week, and 5578 last year, making an
aggregate since Friday evening Of 1882
bales, against IL, 79S for the corresponding
time last week and 8l44 last year, and since
August 81, Of l,2l8, $3.50 beles, against $685.
S48 last year.
SUoAR-Received to-day 81 hhds. The
demand is fair to-day, and prices are firmer
than they were on Saturday. The supplies
are selling at sig a Che for inferior; ~ 071sc
for common; 808Ac for fair; 8ls a sac for
good fair; 909Ac for fully fair; 934 a lOc
for prime; 10k 1890 for choice; 11a4 012c
for yellow clarified, and l2A 0l2Ac for
white.
MoLAssEs = Received to-day 1856 bbls.
Fermenting is in fair demand, but other
descriptions are disposed Of slowly. The
supplies have sold at l502Oc for inferior
fermenting; $50 for common fermenting;
80 48c for good to prime fermenting; 800
Sc for centrifugal; Coo for cistern bottom;
IS q 5c for plantation reboiled; city re-
1nery rebOiled commands 30 60c; golden
syrup 9Oc 0$f y gallon.
FLOUR-The supplies are not large, but
the demand is, slack and prices are little
easier. Snper6ne is quoted at So 1919 q
s Is; double extra IS 62440 IS; treble
extra $60h07. About 1000 bbls were
sold to-day, Of which IS and 100 superine
at s.; 100 double extra at Sc 6213: 200 do at
IS 20: 50 do at Is IS; 100, leo and 100 treble
extra at 81; 100 do at 81 H14; 100 do at
81 Is; 100 do at 81 50; 50 and. 100 choice
extra at 81 IS; so and 50 do at IS 25; 50 do
at IS 50 y Dbl.
CoRN-Is in light supply and good de-
mand at previous prices. Six thousand sacks
were sold to-day, of which 1900 white and
yellow mixed at zoe; 300 mixed at Tic; 1900
mixed and yellow at Tic; 500 white at II lec;
800 and 1000 white at re.
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderate
demand at previous prices; 1000 sacks were
sold to-day, Of which $50 st. Louis at 63c;
100 and 400 do at 64c; 50 choice do at Csc y
bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and moderate
demand; 50 and $50 email sacks sold ct
81 IS p 100 lbs.
HAr-Is in good supply and fair demand;
1000 bales were sold old today, Of which 200
do ut ga y ton.
PORK-Continues very dull. with holders
asking $40 50 y Dbl for original mess
and no buyers. tits retailing at $2l y Dbl.
BACON-Is also dull. Holders are asking
SIC for shoulders, l0l4c for clear rib sides,
and 1lAc for clear sides. Ten casks clear
sides sold at llAc; Is tierces sugar-cured
hams at l5c, and 25 do at l6c p Is.
LARD-Is dull and prices are nominal
Herces are held ut l2c for packers and
1873 0l2lAc for repacked; kegs 1919 013&c
y Is.
DRY SALT MEAr-Is dull. Shoulders are
quoted at ~ S8c; clear rib sides 81 o l0c;
clear sides lOkc.
HRHAKrAsr BACoM-Is duh ct l5015hc
y Is.
Conx MEALezThe market il quiet and
steady; % and 50 bbls sold from tho 1eyee
Al g u and % fiom store On priyste terms.
kIcE-Ihe market continues 6xtrenaely
y xen4 pres aze eooier. Carolina =
.z r. L. ,. = u . so u - 1oe rte;
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ST. LOUIS.

-. l1ouis and New Orleans Packet Cen.
FOR CAIRO AND IT. LOUIS. ~
lIlineis Cessral RailrsaA Packets.
j.. 0~ = Fer Me9phie, Cairo ard
1UIay{ s sts Of this line wili leave =
OLIVE HRANCH. ............ .NcCORD, Master
Leaves ON TUESDAY, April II, 1t p NJ.
BELLE LEE HICKS, Master
Leaves on THURSDAY. April IL. atsP.M.
DEXTER ..................... JONES, Mater
Leaves on SATURDAY, April Is. ct P. y.
Giving through bills Of lading to Al points on the
Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio
Railroad-~lsO to St. Louis.
Through Tickets furnished At lowest rates to al
routes via Memphis, Cairo ana St. Lsuia state
Tooms secured 1t General Once, lO4 Common
"A WOODS, General Agent,
lOl Common street.
s &C.. "AHS3 Freight Agent.
JOHN n. BoFNGHR, PRESIDENT
Dils Of lading Ssr an ffsights over tho nlinob
Central R.i''''a ''sn;ss s: 4 81 ; T1SssR
mia Is Carondelet street.
Merckanfs' seaihern Packet Company
..H h Fer g: Le.is. Caire, Mee-
phi. and nd the , send s .tes n
loss at s p. n:
JOHN KYLE...........J.B B. WEAVER, Master
Leaves on TUESDAY, April II.
Giving through bills Of lading over the Illinois
Central Railroad, and to all points ON Arkansas,
White and Cumberland rivers. Through bills Of
ladng and passage tickets issued to all points On
the Upper Mississippi - high - 1t. Paul.
STEVENSON vRRLANDER,
At snf Agents. No. IFS Gravier street.
JOHN +. BAKER, President
Bills Of lading over the Illinois Central Railroad
signed 0nly at the Offce Of
az JANIS r. TUCKER.
ap2 No. = Carondelet street.
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PASSENGERS FROM HAVANA AND FLORIDA
PoRrss-Steamship Agnes from Havana,
Key West and Cedar Keys brought the
United States mail and the following pas
sengers: Mr.. Clark and lady, William s.
Smith, A. X. Larrabe, William Gray, NJ.
Partridge, R. De Laury, and seventeen steer
age and deck. J. So we are informed BY Mr..
w. Gunter, purser.
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BELOW COMING UP.

Ship st Louie. Hubbard days from Key West,
in ballast, to Lowell 4 Bailey
Ship AdOrns, Davis, 81 days from Liverpool, to De-
can, Zerega &cO-
Ship Memnon, Baker, % days from Boston, to Geo
A FOsdick kcO-
Three-masted schooner Lookout, Howes, n days
from Boston, to MASTER
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COMMERCIAL.
EONDAY BvRNlye, An

KONDAY 8vRNye. April 10. 1871.
CorroN-The sales to-day summed up
$500 bales, ut prices still more in favor of
factors. showing partial advance in some
grades of !!sc, and continued firmness in
others. We modify our quotations accord
ingly, and give also the Exchange figures,
which are for even running OF its types,
while ours are for average lists, with the
0llfaidA rafea for strict.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

Horace Greeley's new book, entitled,
what 1 Know Of Farming" bids fair to be
one of the great publishing successes this
year. Judging from large advance orders
received by the publishers, G. w. Carleton
4 Co.. their first edition will be over $1,000
copies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11
EXPQRTA.

lNDIANOLA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING W G
Hewes-for lndianOla-700 SKIS corn 800 sks oats 20
hhds sugar 500 pkgs sundries
For Gaiveston-l3O0 bbs -four 100 bbls whisky 200
bbls beer 30 tics lard 300 kegs lard 20 cks bacon 100
Skis 20 ties hams 200 SKIS bran 200 bags coffee zoo
kegs nails 3l2 pkgs mdse
uvERPOOL-Bark Lannata-178o bales cotton
1000 slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

A farmer living near Manistee, Michigan,
has we'll thirty-one feet deep, which has
llenty Of water when the wind blows from
tie wqQt but dries up whenever the wind
changes TO the east. He thinks it has some
underground connection with Lake Michi
ran. four miles distant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

The market opened with fair inquiry
but the movement, checked by the scant
supplies offering, and the high pretensiOns
Of parties, many Of whom claimed lsc more
than Saturdays figures, the sales were con-
sequently Of moderate extent, but being
swelled by list of 1000 bales the sales
summed up the amount noted above: Strict
good ordinary sold up to l2zsc; very strict
low middling at lac, and middling at l434c
There was good deal Of complaint among
brokers Of the difficulty Of finding clean
white cottons, which we're scarcer than Or
binary descriptions.
The Exchange reports: Good demand,
very firm market" and advances its quota
ton for low middling kc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, ls7o-bales 2O.6s6