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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-24
Monetary--Commercia al.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPCbLl'hN.
MONDAY EVENING. January u. Isl }

OFFICE OF THE DAHL
MONDAY EVENING. january z5 10 a.
The money market proper continues quiet and
easy On the street Al notes accompanied " uu-
quest ionable collaterals and Al business paper
ner annm and Ino,trase paper at loall per cent
Der annum for AL and la IA for second grade
The Orleans Railroad Company declared DIVIDE emu
OF five per cent on the nneteehth' paS"-e ~ anu
after the fourteenth of February. ,,o,
Gold opened at llo's alloS. against llO'0 at New
aIaaad ass s ssd I, ,Hs At '
and + 1000, $5OOO, S30OO AMI fiz,Uo a' i"s'
Nothing transpired ill silvtG
The movement in sterling exchange was more
than usually active. and rates for cohi1eIr.ai
bills though in some instances shade easier ruled
GENERALLY aboM. the rs SAM sa nrasea univ
allsa: 5000 bn Of ladins and 1000 and nao.1
liei ll9a, 10000 at lle1. 1872, &3mo Al bill OF
ading and $1,000 and $1,000 Al clear AZ ~: So s
Al clear at ll9'. 5000 bank aud t2ooo hrst ciass,
equal to private bankers at 40; hl3D ana sIog
bank at i2ols: & $500 at 100, tloNo at izof anu
$1,000 Al bill Of ladin$ at ioSy gold, an francs Ss
quoted at 1872. ll9>. and lles4 for good to Al
bill of ading aud clear, and l2o' dnIot, ior oank;
Domestic Exchange ruled lower me naihs al
drew on New York for remittance AT ! p<. cen.
discount but met with only slight counter ue-
mand and.the business included 40 900 anu = 10
600 commercial sight on New York. f2oN"' w.
$4,000 and $5O,0O0 bank at '-io discount -. =,
ll-3l and $4,000, S2s,W0 and %2'H' soihfheici'''
az p,nl o,l1 cl,.rks IN New York were quoted at
'rf.har.. ,y,s ycrv ittl. animation in the sto, X
,,ari@.t Nh. ,,,,,rt.J transactions being confined
.n ettT .b,,oi I-n;on Rank at +3l .. 40 do at
A3e d, 50 do (early) at t3:t 400 Mississippi ,aiitS
Levee at Sc 2OO do at De, 2y0 do earlFl ~ ii'' -
Calcasieu sulphur Mine at ) 10 so. aad Iro saiSh-
w 800 NJ no,hin, ,oiny in bonds. | A small
,,n,urt "t t;sn,I :,%rncv certificates OF JHy 10.
Ia ~ o.. De,l.rs hon ,ht new State warrant
at 690 So. e. and new Metropolitan police at 80
erie and asked 20 ,2c for the former ana -d'5c
fol- the latter; b9S OF the former small oiousn'
re. -. =
Dealers rates Tor city treasury notes wee 50"
% 4. ceat Discount buying aud - selling.
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The Homer IE0d saws

W. {. Crutchcr arrived i'll town last week
with about forty Scandinavian laborers from
Chicago. We understand he started with
sixty eight. but about thirty left him at
Vieksbur.. without previous warning. They
were an intelligent looking set, taken all in
all 1t is our candid opinion, though, that
they will not be a success, so far as concerns
their supplantin. negro labor. 1t seems
that orr people are too prone to look upon
them as they would a negro. and even at
tempt to treat them as they would Il negro.
in the days of strengthening ont the
whippin. part of the programme. And this
manner Of treatment is what they do not
seem to have been accustomed to. At least,
one would come to this conclusion on hear
ing them talk. They say they want 10 work
for wages and not for part Of the crop;
and. while working. they also want decent
quarters This is the way they talk, as We
have heard them Will the planters be
compelled to hire them on their own terms.
or vice versa. Echo answers. Nv III they.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

yOEDEII.S SrORE-SteamerB Bart Abe-;S4 bales
cotton l55 SKIS cotton seed B., shs seed COTTON TO-
hhis sugar 393 bbls m0'a,seS 80 haiuoi "ioAe9e'
aud sundrics 49,.
BATON ROuGE-Steamer st Jo,ln-e' bales cot
tin 90 sks seed cotton $40 SKIS seed cotton Zoo mus
auyar so bbls molasses 50 hafDN inoiaSscs anu
Acknowledgement Henry TeteCio
bales cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton 2j hhds sugar ooe
hills mO,a.Ses, Ilafbbls mOlasses and su,ldrles
ST JANES-Steamer FrOlic-l3o hhds sugar 1874
bbls mOlaSses and sllntries 49, -
FISHERS LANDING-Steamer Wade Hampton
IA bales cotton 65 SKIS seed cotton 81 mas sugar
II. bbls mOla sses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Lulu D-lOto bales cotton
and sundries ,c,, ,,,
ONO RIvER-Piekcn'. Flatboat-Lot cabl,ages
OHIO RIvER-Graham. Flatboat-iJN DDS Pc
tatOes 1000 bu shells Oats ~ ,,,
potatoes . .ono ,,L, ,,o
OHIO RIvEa-Spencer. Fla.boats-aoo bbls pc
tatoe, .la bales hay
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Red Cioui-loo' ba.es Of
cotton and sundries
observation-disclosures Grecnhaek anu baTses-
1888 SKIS cotton seed and srndries =. ,,,.
BAYOU LAF0URCHE3Ist,ea h'n I'D surd dn
GRAND yIEW-Steamer Bannock City-lis mas
sugar 2O3 bbls mOlasses Al bbls rice and sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer San Nlcholas-ls mus
su@sr w ibis mola sses I'll bbs rice and s'lndries
RED CHuRCH-SteamsrM yrtie-iO hAd' sugar
81 bblS us.;,Sses and sundrleS
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD January 2iNtSc bales cotton ana
Si MURdtANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
SIG hhds sugar 500 bbls moasses IA haisbbls moia"
new ORLEANS, MOBILE AND Chattanooga
RAILROAD. january 2:-i3 bal.s cotton ana sun
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VERSAILLES.

VERSAILLES, January @3,-Thc lombard
ment of ST. Denis is progressing favora bly,
The fort is almost silenced, and several fires
in the town of st. Denis, and also within
the walls of Paris, were observed to-day.
VERSAILLES, January 23.-The Emperor
William, in an order of the day. announces
to the army his acceptance of Imperial
dignity, and acknowledges that its bravery
and endurance have fastened the unitica-
ton of Germany. Ha soleinnly charges
the army ever to remain the strong arm OF
the Fatherland.
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
T,r,nAy MORNING January q, 1871.

TUESDAY MORNING, J3NuiIN u. ADA.
wy,yurr H!.rSE.s ErC-B,i.iaess on the levcc
seemed TO b.. prosperous and all boatmcn happy III
their yocatiOns. The Red river trade looms VI, anu
The boats lea wing daily have tine trips ana we nope
ii will continue so. ,.,.., g.
trips Y, u .,.,,
Jefferson with fine trip OF the stape, also TIE
Bart Able from the upper coast -,
Among the departures were the d. L. Ia!'y WIN
a fine trip for jefferson; Bart Able ana "adc hanp
Ton for the coast above the Virginia, WITH nue.
load for the Ohio river, and the San Hicoias 'or
~ Tn. " S pike is Notwithstanding from her
lat, collision with the Steamship Mexican. and
will resume her trips at very carry oas hot"inI
TN. worse for what has happened her
The Barnock City leaves this eve hing on her
r.amIar trim for Grand View Beach. and Will attend
TO All busin. IS entrusted to her with care ana us
Tn. Red cloud Captain BrinkeI, Clerk Russ
leaves to-day at , T. NJ tor Shreveport, emerson
'n ":snt,n John A. Bruner will back the Belle Of
Alton out this evening for COushat'a, u! i.
Ecote and all way landings; HeofSo ~ aud
SINNERS NAV rest assured they will be properly
cared for ali is we'll with them.
The Alex Mitchell is offered this evening 10 pas
s.n"ers and shippers for Shreveport ana way
l,n,1nns and under the command OF Captan y;
j. Boarnan, with the poite anu 800, nu" ia
Walden i'll the ONCE a S''ie AM ''i'"'
By a dispatch from Shreveport dated January rs,
IN Gantoin John kOuns, we learn that tne steamer
Tnxas will leave there to-day with q far cargo.
The following steamers were expected last night
, nj u.ill have Immediate dispatch as per notice;
carrie y. Kounts, Alexander Mitchell and Belle OF
Contain W. w Fenton has purchased the Edln'
burg from Captain F. y. Bachelor tor $lSsu, 90
yer.ble on hoe arrival at CINCINNATI from Ne" Ut
leans Captain FentOn will place her III the Nla
cinl,ati and Red siver trade.
TuE JAMES HowARo-The Louisville Courler-Joar
nal OF yesterday says of that steamer:
The wharf was crowded yesterday AFTERNOON
with ladies and gentlemen to witness the
Of the new steamer, James Howard, for Clncnnati
"A she rounded out into the stream the gfacefui
ness model and her grand proportions elcite!
general applause and admiration She was sens
| tive to the slightest movement OF her fuddeI AN
| Ike thing of life. number Of o4tizens availe
themselves of the courtesiee Of Captain Pegraa
and we're his guests on tho trial trip to Cmcinna9
| among whom We noted Henry Whemhon, Esq; Nj
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Foreign niarh cts.
Yesterday Evening Dispatched

WASuINGTON. January 23.--San Domingo
advices to the tenth have been received.
The appointment o: the commission by the
United States is generally received favor
ably. by some enthusiastically.
Affairs are at stand5ti'i, all improve
ments awaiting the action of tho American
Congress.
Agents Of Germans. English and Amer
lean capitalists are travelling about the
island incubatiDs enterprises dependent
upon annexation.
Cabral writes (roclamations and deprc-
dates, but avoids collision with Baczs
troops
Daniel Sprigs, for thirty five year, cashier
of a Baltimore bank. is dead. aged eighty
four years.
The bri. Maria Ferguson. from Mobile
for Liverpool. was wrecked OH IOrtugas.
The cargo will he saved.
The following quotations are from the
domestic market report of Paris. Rabbits,
three hundred francs; chickens. ftty-tlve
francs; geese. seventy francs; turkeys,
eighty francs: eggs. two francs each; do.
flesh. eight francs per pound
General taidherbe says his mcn fought
well before St Quentin, but retreated on
the nineteenth before Prnssian reinforce
ments. Tho losses on both sides were
heavy.
General Faidhcrbe. with his staff. had
arrived at Cambria on tue twentieth. The
Army of the North was in full retreat.
Jules Eavrc il expected in London to-day
(Monday,.
The Queen and infant departed from
Italy for Spain. The Spanish Ambassador
at Florence accompanies the royal family.
LONDON. January II, Evening.-Cndcr
cover Of dense fog the French massed on
the fort before Valcrien. Nothing further
has vet been attempted.
Tile French carried MOntretout by sur
prise on tho nineteenth. but the Prussians
subsequently recovered the position. Prison
ers say other attacks will I've made upon the
investing lines. but assert positively that
the National Guards will not fight.
The railroad station at st. Quentin was
carried by storm. and the town afterward
occunied Ten thousand prisoners and SIX
guns were captured.
Shells from Longwy fired farm house
within the investing lines. Forty Prusslans
persisted in the flames.
Paris advices to the 18th have been re-
ceiyed, but contain but little news. Dam
age by the bombardment is not extensive,
and but few persons have been killed. ~
VERSAILLES, January II, via London, o:.H
T.. Mall quiet this afternoon, amt the
troops OH both sides remain in their posi-
lions. prussian loss in the recent sOftlt
| four hundred.
The French lost 50 heavily that the!
asked an armisticc of forty eight hours FOL
| the purpose of removing their wounded anC
| burrying their dead.
(Sundays Dispatched
SAN FRANCISCO, january 2l.-Commande
| S. G. Woodwork is dangerously sick here
| While the passengers On the eastward
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New Orienus and Texas Railway.

1hc Houston IF'I'UFN Nd
Az the time approaches for the sale OF this
track. important to our city and the State
alike. public interest is increased III the re-
suit. The question who Is to become pos
se>sed of what i probably to become part
of the IRON band that is to bind Houston t.
the Crescent City, is now engaging the at
tcution of our thinking men. As hereto
fore. the current Of public opinion seems, to
set it down as Il toIcgone conclusion. that
the Texas and New Orleans railway must
fall into the hands either OF Morgan OF the
Chattanooga In either event it is the pub
lie wish. not only of our citizens but of the
State, that somebody will get hold OF this
railway no can. and will put it through
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LILLE.

LIZZIE: January 23.-Gencra! Fadhcrbe
issues hopeful order of the day saying
that, after short interval of rest, the army
Of the North will again confront the in
yaders.
LILLE, January 22.-Gambetta. in reply
to a popular call, made a splendid speech
to-day, the substance Of which was that
France prefers eternal war to the surrender
of any territory.
The Army Of the North is rapidly com
plotting its organization.
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intensely cold, with heavy snow. Iher-
mometcr 10 below zero.
River Intelligence.

intensely cold, with heavy snow. liner
mometer 10 below zero.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. January - T: NJ
Raromaf,r 1905. Wind. SOUTH. light.
Arrived; Bark Entine Pamela. Nickerson,
master. fourteen days from New York. with
general cargo to George w. Hynson Co.;
bark Prospcridad. Morr. master ten DAYS
from Havana in ballast to PUG Brothers;
schooner Oliver Jamison. JamisOn, master,
thirteen days FROM New York, with general
cargo to George A. FOsdick & Co.; ship
Hudson Anthony, master. forty two days
from Cardiff railroad iron to master; bark
Leonidas, Gates. master, forty nine days
from Liverpool, with salt to James jackson;
brig Edwin H. Kennedy. Hailett. master
thirteen days from CharlestOwn. with feftp-
izers and peas 70 master.
Sailed: Ship Nucva Aureia.
PAss-ALOuTRE. january g. 6 +. NJ
Weather calm and clear. Arrived: steamer
Sarah. Davis, master, at > =. M. from MO
bile, to c. A. Whitney & Co.: British snip
Cashmere Tobin. master. seventeen uays
from Charleston, in ballast, to !IoVell n
Bailey.
Schooner Lady Woodbury. is anchored
| outside waiting word TO sal.
| Sailed Schooner Mary Frances
XrsKsnrRG, January 23.-Passed up: En-
| peror at 6 A. NJ. and w. Il. Arthur at ) +.
| N. Down: Bee and bargcs at S a. NJ, Sill
yer Bow at 9 A. H., Pargoud at : L. NJ,
Belle Ya.oo at 3 p NJ. and Belle Lee at $
| =. NJ. River rising. Weather clear aud
| pleasant ".
River rising Arrived: Potomac. Departed:
Mary Mcdonald, for Cairo.
| PIrTsBURG, January %. 1t showed here
nearly all dag Monongahc!a SIX lee; ana
falling
The total coal shipments by tins rise after
deducting the amount lief, behind by boats
sinking, etc, is: Cincinnati ;s32.}e'; Louis
Vile :,,3o2 900; New Orleans l,0S;,.ooo; Nichs
burg 50A00o Nashville 10000.
| CINC,NN,TI, January .l3.-The river has
TWENTY-FIVE feet. and twenty-seven feet
space under the bridge. 1t has fallen thirty
SIX inches during the last twenty-four hours
| Arrived: Alice Dean and Minnie. from
| Memphis; Annie Laurie, kanawha ana
| Savannah. from ST. Louis; Belfast. Ehin
| bus, I.conicas and Silver Lake No. !, from
| New Orleans
| Departed: Belle Texas. for Trinity river
| Temperature y clear.
! LouIsyiLLI, january 23,-The river has
| fallen four inches, With seven feet eigh
| inches in the chute, and nine feet clSh
| inches in the canal. Weather clear ant
| pleasant; mercury. forty-siX degrees. AT
| rived: Lconidas, Charles Bodmann. Bellt
Vernon. Ed;nburg and John kilgour from
New Orleans: Glencoe. from Pittsburg
| Depar:ed: Leondas. Edinburg and Rell'
vernon, for Cinciunati: Glencoe. for New
| Orleans The William Cowan, A. j. Baker
Dick Fulton and Fearless lett for below
| with full tows of coal. The Hercules anC
Panther are putting their tOws through thu
cuna. The James Howard leaves for New
| Orleans tomorrow.
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MEMORANDA.

Captain Hovey, OF the steamship '-Saona' Resh
New York January IA. reports as folloss
January 20, . AN, saw a large En- shsh Q. swe ca;
ish ship ashore the Quicksa ABOUT u n3iies
=" the rortIward and westward at Sand Key. Had
double topsail yards. three royal Baste with long
masthead round stern and white OF yellow stripe
araund her Had topsaiIs and courses set abaek
irving to back herself off Wind northeast When
We first made her she had two large white ooats
out apparently sounding, but soon hosseH .ns men,
On hoard We rounded to aear as We eoulo WIN
safety and lay for some time prepared to render
any assistance. As she made no signal - thousn
1Same day, NJ, Jaw large hermaqaroo!t &c
brig on tho southwest Reef, Oh Tortusss' 1wo
Vrcckors alongside"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-24

The last ;,''.'Llar favoritc Of Paris is a
Sergeant Hvtf. who has killed fOrty-three
Prussian scntnc!s with an air-gun. His
method is to creep at night on his belly
along walls and hedges until he is near
enough to make sure OF his man; then he
brings him down. and creeps nolselessly
away as he came. Sometimes he has waited
for the relief. and killed two sentineis on
one expedition. General Trochu has pub
l,cly thanked him in general orders, and
he has been decorated with the cross OF
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BORDEAUX.

BORDEAUX, January .3.-Dion was At
tackled by large Prussian force yesterday
and there were several engagements in the
neighboring villages. The troops com.
manded by Menotti and Riccotti Garibaid
were in action and behaved splendidly
The French maintained all their positions
The advanced posts of both armies were
close together last night, and 1t was eX,
pceted that the battle would be resumed
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IMPORTS.

NEW TORH--SteamstliD George Crom"cu-
Asstd mdse 49,. -,
MOPILE-Steam-r L"uiseso! bales cotton and
sundries .,,
CARDtFF-Ship Iudia-5i'' bars railroad ron
CARDIFF-Eark Ursula Capri-2.o4 bars M ROAD
iron -. a .u OBJ, all,
lime ,- .. m,
YER. CRIZ-Schooncr Veloz vera CrazanaIlos
ha.,s coffr, ID hides 55Oon i'll specie deer hides )
pcs cedar ,, coo ,,,.
RJjATAN ISLAND-SchoOncr Faucy-6Oo bunchea
hau1uas "a 900 plant aims "a 900 cOcoannts
RTATAN IStAND-Schooner COnstance-i 100
,,unchc. bananas 1000 plansains 23coo cot"an"ts z
Ib, lime 100 piueappses
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ARLON.
ReDulse Of PrHssiars nj LOnxwy.

AnIoN, Belgium, January 23-The Prus-
SLAMS suffered a rcpulse at Longwy on Sat.
urday. Their guns were dismounted, and
they were forced to place their batteries at
a greater distance from the walls. The bat
teries at Herselarge and Cintry reply teeb!y
to the fire of the besieged. The Prussians
are waiting for heavier guns. On Sunday
the bombardment became more vigorous
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-24
OHIO RIVER.

Pitt.,,urs. Wheeling and Cincinnati
Packet.
L.aycs On TUESDAY, January IL at 5 P. NJ
>y.M... h For Pitt-bur9, Wheelin9.
IL ,HS Cincinnati Louisville. Evansville,
Henderson Cairo, and all lnteIne'
zE&ZzzzS%AEsdiate points--The steamer
CARRIE Y. kOUNTZ,
j. G. vASHooH Master;
Will leave as above. f.. freight or passage apply
on heard or -, C. e. WAYNE,
i,1. No. 81 EatChez street.
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The hTindcn Dc,oscrut SAYS:

The remains of Hon. T.. i. Pratt have been
removed from the State OF Texas. where IL
will be remembered. he died while Oh 4 visit
to his relatives. and inferred i'll the GENE
terry at this place. This was his last request
to his brother. This request was but natural
in one who. in lite. had shown so much love
and devotion for his native State and who
had served her with 81 much fidelity and
ability.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-24

Governor Powell Clayton, OF Arkansas,
received for United States Senator tho
votes of twenty-three Of the twenty Ave
members Of the State Senate, and OF sew
enty-one of the seventy-eight members Of
the House.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-24

SAYS that intelligent writer, the editor OF
the Bay st. Louis Go-ete:
The land, along the Chattanooga railroad
in Hancock county are peculiarly adapted
to the raisin. of fruit. oranges thrive we'll,
and are in little danger of suffering from
frost pecans and scnppernongs may be con-
sidcred indigenous, while t.s produce aston
isl,ing crops. Even the poorest portions OF
the country are abundantly good for or
charus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-24
ST. LOUIS.

Mississippi Valley Transportation Com
pany.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, January g. at ?. NJ
<ssMrs- h For 1t. Louis, Cairo Con.
II, nectin. with Illinois Contra! Kali
as4Hniffms4 roadI and Memphis-The steamer
BEE AND BAH(:ES.
C.prAi~ GoL,, Master,
W;uleare "a. above For freight apply on hoard
n. TO J. r. BuRDEAU. Agent,
No. 10 POydras street.
Freight taken for Chicago and all points ON the
riinois Central Iailroad and its connections.
Dt,ls of lading for all treiShts over the hi1ho1S
Central railroad 81. ned at the office OF
JAMES T. TUCKER,
;,,t No, 26 Carondelet street
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BRUSSELS.

BRUSSELS, January 23.-The Indepcadenee
says there is danger that BourbaIs line OF
retreat will be cut.
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PASSENGERS.

The steamship Mississippi: Capt henr1
sailed SATURDAY. morning tor New York direct. with
a full freight and the following list OF pa ..en@ert-
6 Soper. A Soper Miss Hattie See!y 7 ainicXX
Chas Graham A Sickman, Cuas Srishfr :
PI,tt and s IN steeraSe
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The Attaka,,as Reyisier says :

Judge Handy has been tlyin. the Biash-
ear rioters all this week. Sandy Bowman.
charged with killing Wilson, clog-dancer III
Noycs' circus. was sent to jail to await trial
bv the District Court.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. January %. Evcnins.-Cot-
ton closed strong and active for export:
sales today Si,o bales mddlins uplands
l5lsc. Flour-Southcrn trmer; common to
good extra - 7001 % good to choice
s. 500 8 80. Whisky firmer at 92ls 92a.c.
Wheat unsteady and irregular, &c better,
closing steady: winter red and amber West
eyn 81 53aJ -. Corn o2c better; new 81
n SHE, Pork tiymcr at 81! 80 4 - -. Beef
steady. Lard .irmer: kettle l3iac. Iurpen-
tine steady. Taliow active ~ El. a sac.
Frcishts firm. r..
demand middings liLc. Flour firm and
demand fair: family s6a6 -, Wheat i'll
fair demand at 81 30 n, -. Corn steady
and In moderate demand AZ 50 a BE. Rye
scarce and firm az % n91c. Pork buoyant
but unsettled at s2l 50. I.ard-advance
asked hu: none established Bulk meats
shoulders 81. xS:,c: clear rib He: clear
rib nl.e: clear sides !!i.c. Hogs III fair
| demand Tvs j. -: dressed S -. Wits
| Ky sc.
ST. LOUIS. Janua,y 2s.-Tlc advance of
| freight, to .!le East. and the insufficient
shipping facilities South. ha. checked bust
ness. Flour: Low grades still scarce aud
| prices .cndm. up: surcitinc winter ~ 'oo
4 -. extra winter 900. 10 W neat III laif
demand and advan, cd; No. red winter
81 40. Corn tir.r: mixed. in bulk. Nc. Oats
firm a. 4lqEl.c 70, sacked. Whisky Sc
Provision. stroA ger, but only. an ordinary
trade i, doing. Mess pork 81 %. Bulk
| meats: Shoulder. Sc: side. l0i. &C: loose
shoulders 7i,c. Bacon: Shoulders 9lac: clear
rib sides II lec: clear si,ic- I2"l2i.c. Lard
| ;iL.c. Prime hog. stitf at 81 'oa'; choice
| held a. :! y =; the close. Catt!" un-
+, changed
| Foreign Markets.
| L:vLnroo," january y. Noon.-Cotton
steady and unchanged. Sales estimated at
| 1900 bales.
LoNuos, January "3. Evening. -C"nsols
| closed at 9!'s; bonds firm.
| LIVERPOOL, JANUARY % Evenng.-Cot
ton quiet and steady; uplands Esd. Orleans
| Slsd. both on the spot and atioat. Red win
ter wheat iirmcr at lis. I'd.
LoHDoN, January o. acknowledgements
o2le Bonds 90as. Taliow 45s Sd q i5s Cd
LIVERPOOL. January B. Evening.-Cot
| ton market tirmer. but prices are unchanged;
sales today 1000 bales, 1900 of which were
for export and speculation Breadstutfs
| Truman HNu. JSs