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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
Monetary--Commercial
MONETARY.
OFYCE OF TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN,. I
FRIDAY EVENING. January 20. 1911. )

OfNC2 OF TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EVENING. January 20. 1911.
1Tle money market continues quiet and easy;
with moderately fair demand tor discounts and
an ample supply of :UliS available at bank for the
accommodation Of Al borrowers There has prob;i-
bly, been more difficulty within the past few days
in negot iating paper The street ut our inside
figures. but this is attributed mainly to the re
ctance OF lenders to part with their means unless
at more rrmuncrative rates- and not to any de-
crease in the suppl: OF money Besides TINS con
sidera Bile amount. taken up N carving fancy
stOchs ami securities, refused aS coatTas by the
banks. With these remarks We still quote as
street rates lOai2 T. cent y annUn for Al notes
with unquestionab!e colateras. and AL and first
class cuisines. pap, without coi.atnra-' Mortgage
and l20 IL for second grade.
Gold opened at 1loa,qlie', against lio'. at New
rork and closed t, w io I, isa;nst NJ;
j. 1000 5000 j. 10 900 and %2o." iol. and 5000
$500, 5000 and $1,000 at llpi,. In silver a small
amount. about 500 i'll American halves sold at
1903 1885,, and $1,000 atrodls. and sio"o Mexican
dollars at liz.
Sterling exchange was quite active and with an
improvement i'll domestic bi:!, and gold. the mar
ssf sSo Sx III 500 en sa Bill Of
iadins at lla'.; 800 ships bill. fl5oo clear and
s 400 bill OF iailing at ilais S!5oo AID 5000 Al
clear and $3.50 Al bin OF ladlns a. il9' s,W1 h
&25,ooO Al bill of lading at lisl, a lls1.: 1000
first class a: lis1s 5000 sight a: 70 $40" bank
quoted at liy. liz :. and i9i. :or good 10 ~ ba
IT ,adin. and clear. and '2ot, for bank. 10000
Al commercial francs changed hands at f.2>,.
Domestic exchange was i'll moderate supply ana
ruled higher. The banks checked ON New York
for remittance at tsai PER cent discount ANA we
noticed sales of 10000 private bankers sight on
New York a, - discount: t,6o.O0o commercial
$50 $50 ard $4,000 private b!nkers, and Sl".To
and $4o.O 900 bank at y; $4,000 and $4,000 com
Eiercia at s-l6 $685. 900 at g. and +3'oN sight on
BOstOlI without grace at 5-!b
The reported transaction, in stocks r,re 2sS Ms
s-sppi Valley Levec Company at SOC. 2,0 DO at 35c
do :
100 do nj ST. co Bank of New Orleans ~ + 70 ~ 100
Navigation Company at 81, 81 Siaush.erholsc y:
524 .5 and - Union Bank at t32 -.
Nothing reported i'll bonds. .
SIX hundred dollars city iury warrants sold at
e1>.c and 500 state At ;0i,c. Dealers bought
new State at 6sQ69..c. and new Metropolitan
police at s.ic and asked Ior the former 1o1 .ic
and for the latter -0e3C.
Dealers rates for city treasury notca were y =
cent discount blying and Is &c se!l.nS W. quote:
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IooasTuyUEo FROM FIRST PAoEl

ST. LOUIS, January O.-One thousand
dollars have been raised here for the SUI
ferers by the McGill disaster
R1CHMoND,. Va, January 2o.-Wii!iam
Barrett. il retired tobacco merchant, aged
eighty-fOur years, one OF the Wealthest
citizens of Richmond, was burned to death
by his dressing gown taking fire.
The barn of DR.. Eppes, at City Point, was
burned last night, with thirteen ANIMALS
and two thousand bushels of grain.
MOBILE. January 2O.-A raid was made
upon the iail here last night. Three noted
burglars. Henry White, James Blake and
James Simpson were released II is sup
posed they were liberated by others OF the
same gang.
of Trade last night, III the interest Of the
Mobile and Northwestern railroad.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. January ~. p. NJ
Barometer 1890 Weather hay and calm.
No arrivals Sailed Steamship Weybos-
set.
VICKsBuRG. Januar- -n.-Passed up:
Commonwealth at eleven last ight, Judge
Wheeler at 10 A. M. Passed down: Mary
f.. Forsythe at s A. Nj. River rising.
Weather clear and pleasant.
P1rTsBURG, January D.-Neather c.oudy
and pleasant. but there are indications OF
colder weather. The Monongahe!a rs iau-
ing with nine feet scant.
Departed-i;ranite State.
LOUISVILLE. January Olivier rose ono
inch per hour tO-da,y with eight feet IN chlte
and ten feet in the canal. Weather cloudy
and cool. Mercury A.. IT IS expected that
there will be ten feet on the falls tomorrow.
which will enable the coal fleet TO pass
safely.
Arrived: r. c. Gray and Liberty and
barges. from Cincinnati; Nightingale, from
Arkansas river; Mollie Ebert, from New Or
leans; Dove and John A. Wood, from Pitts
burg, with tOws for New Orleans. De
parted: Nightingale, Tor Cincinnati;
Alaska, for New Orleans. The Mary Rous-
ton leaves tomorrow for New Orleans
MEMPHIS, January 20.-River rising: Ar
kansas declining. with nine feet TO Little
Rock. Passed UP: Stockdale. Passed
down: Mollie Able, Northwestern, Tom
Jasper and Silver Bow. Weather clear;
CINCiSNAr1, Janfiary 2O.-The river has
tbirty-onc feet and six inches i'll the chan
mel. Ice getting thin. Temperature A. at
eight o'clock this morning.
Arrived: May Laurie from Pittsburg,
Irousides from P;ttsburg. Exchange fro III
New Orleans.
Departed: Lawrence Cor Nashville, May
Lamic for Red river, Iror,sides for St. Louis.
james Howard for New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, January D.-Nav:gat;on is
etill suspended. Weather clear; thawing
slightly, hut the mercury has not been above
d0(
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

chase a portrait of General Thomas. after
ordering one of General Lee, thus dlscrim-
mating in favor of the countrys enemies
against its defenders. was tabled LII the
House TODAY. by a vote of - to A.
General Blair leaves for Washington on
Sunday night.
LONDON, January i3.-Pariiament has
been prorogued for the ninth Of February
The reported adjournment of the Confer
encc on the Eastern question to the twenty
fourth is confirmed.
An outpost skiImish has occurred near
Bapaume.
The stores from Arras have been removed
to Lille.
The French hold st. Quentin.
Belgian troops are moving to the frontier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
William Rainey W.. Charles fl. Chase,
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans

William Rainey w.. Charles fl. Chase,
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
No. 1858.
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Honorable the Sixth DIS
trict Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause will proceed TO sell az public auc
ton at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and C,Lstomhouse
streets in the Second District Of this city. MON
DAY, January %, 1871. at twelve O'Clock, NJ, the
following described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN PORTIONS OF GROUND situated
in the twelfth assessment and Fourth Districts of
this city, ID square number one hundred and
seventy i've, bounded by Chestnut Coliseum.
Felicity ana St. Mary streets. measuring each,
number one: sixt y-fo,lr feet, numoer two sixty
three feet eleven inches and three lines front on
Felicity street, by depth OF hundred and
twent yn3 feet one inch and six lines on the side
toward Chestnut street, and one hundred and
twenty-six feet seven inches and two lines on the
side toward Coliseum steeet; together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. rights,
ways, etc.
The whole as per surveys and rians made by G.
A. de Arnlas Surveyor, deposited in the Sherifs
office for reference.
Seized in the above suit.
Tetms-Cesh on the spot s
C.S. kAuyTNET,
a~pH; "a"' GhA|S ~ ~. pA-'sh ~ n-'~ana
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REMOVALS..

REnoVAL'''''''':: - RE''o'AL'
The uildersi gned has removed his STONE YARD
from the old stand. on Customlouse street. to the
ARTIFICIAL. FKEARSTONE YARD,
OH Poydras street, between Locust and Freret
streets and the Office to No. IS Natchez street.
In extending and consolidating his business with
the Frear ArtihcLtl Stone Company, he would ex-
press his thanks to a generous public. the patrons
and friends OF business Of tllirtyeisht years
standing IN this city aud would solicit continu.
ance OF the to the Louisiana Frear Stone Nan.
uiactuIlns Company. NEWTON RlCHAADb.
Referring to the above, the FRRAR ARTIF1C1 Al
STONE COMPANY will furnish their STONE. also
Granite and Marble for all purposes Of b'lt!ding,
fronts of stores and dwellings. s1eps. -. -,
lintels, tonbs monuments, Tagging for banquets
yards. garden walks etc.
Particular attention Of property holders. archi-
tects and builders called to the Artificial Frear
Stone, offered as beautiful and econOInica
substitute for brick and plastered fronts OF build
inss, and suitable for corlices, window trimmings.
wall cOpngs, front fences etc.
NEWTON RICHARDS, President.
JAMES Clark Secretary.
Depot for the sale OF RICHARDS CAPS LINZ.
Apl3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

DY =. GIlNACLT. ACCTlONEhR-OFflCR
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Blenvlle street.
SATURDAY. January 2l ls7i viii bt sold at Twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Royal street Auction Exchange
(iat. Bauk OF LoIIisiaual, corner OF ROYAL and
Cont streets by virtue OF order from the Hon
orabie the second District Court for the parish OF
Orleans dated December II, 1870
LOT OF GROUND. situated N the Second Dis
trict of this city. i'll square bounded by BayOn
road ST. Claude. IRENE and Barracks 5irccts being
one half OF lot designated BY No. +. on a plan
us. by l.. II. Pile, surveyor, dated January II,
1919 and deposited in the office of a. Mazureall.
notary. in this city said portion OF ground being
the half nearest to Barracks street. measures.
American measure, - feet inches front on 81
Claude strect by "a feet in depth, between parallel
lines; bounded on the side toward Barracks street
by lot No. :. and on the side toward BAYOU road by
the other portion OF said lot No 6; together with
one-half OF the buildings and improvements
thereon No. ;;o7, and having on the ground floor
two rooms gallery and pantry. and in the second
story rooms. balconies the street and II the
rear: a tHo-story kitchen OF two Rooms we'll
prlvy, etc.
Terms-Cash.
Act OF sale before y. Drouc.. notary pubic at
the expense of the purchaser including the United
States stamps. deal 20 jaf II q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

DY =. GuINACLT. AuCT.ONsER-OTtlsE
ID corner Exchange alley and BitnvIl4c street
SATURDAY. January Il, 1871. will be sold at twelve
O'Clock NJ. Il: tine Royal street Auct!oneers' EX-
change, corne. OF Cont and Royal streets. Late
and risk OF Mr.. Frank i:oder, who did not comply
December ~. 1870, by virtue of order from the
Honora bic til. Second District Court Tor the parish
OF Orleans, dated November 5. 1910 ordering the
sale OF TIE property belonging TO sad sue cesson.
TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND. situated
the TIL nd DI-Ii ct vi this city, designated BY Nos.
and 10 III snl;r. No bounded by Jeanne. BarthOl
om..N Roy Al ana DaUphne streets on a plan OF l..
H. Prize Civ Surveyor. dated March g. l2yl. and de-
posted III the Office o! Esebe BouIiv. notary; said
Ot. measuring. American measure: Lot No. =, ~
feet 10 inches line front on Dauphint street. by
l.. feet luCe. . lines IN depth; Lot No. ID forms
the corner OF Dauphn. and Jeanne -tre%te. and
measures 2. feat 10 Inches front Dnuphne
street Nv Il. t.et 8 inches line III depth. and
fronts on Jeanne stree. Tie whole yer plan
now al the kAchaugc.
Tvrms-OUcthird cash and tie balance on
credit of and TWO Years tor notes secured !'v
lnortga.. aAd vendors privilege on the property
sold. bearing eight per cent interest per
;tnnum from date until paid. the purchasers
pay the l;tNyert' fees. fixed ut fNc '-'r cent Oh
the amount sued of judicial proceed inss
TO enforce pa rirnt OF said notes.
Act o: sale before Abe! Erryft-s. notary pubic,
at the expense IL the purchasers. including the
United States stamps.
The taxes toT tue Year 1870 10 b Assumed by the
pure hae-r- iato Is 81
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Schooner Fancy. Nelson. 10 days iron, Rua.an 10.
land, TO FERNANDEZ
kchOOner Heyer, Poland, days from Mor-a IN
ballast, 70 Jones
EXPORTS.
NEW yORK--S-eamslIp st Lo,,is-a.T bales cotton
AZ sks cotton seed 45 bags wool l63 hhds sugar lo6
bbs oil 1899 bbls molasses IL hhds tobacco 24a half
bxs tobacco 4s3 caddies tobacco "a ba.es hides
BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA GALVESTON Steamship
I Harris-for Brownsvilie-lSn pkGs mdse
BARCELONA-Ship NuevA Aureia-lfD oaaeo
cotton 2i3 SKIS wheat go slaves
PROVlDENCE-Schooner p Reynard-i426 oa!es
cotton ~ bbls moiasses
observation-disclosures 4 Morrison-lJl0 jees cot
ton bbls molasses half Dbl molasses kegs mo-
NEW iORK-Steamship Mississppi-6-7 bales
cotton so bbls mOlaSses 228 bbs oil 2 hhiS
l21 bales moss ii' bxs muskets 40 ties beef AL
bD.s becf2 hl,ds tanow l67 bds hides 50 hides
For Philade lplGa-l7 bales cotton 100 bbls mOlas-
SEES $40 hhds sugar 1893 bdls hdes 465 hides bales
hides 80 bales moss 100 empty barrels Is pkgs sun
dries
For Havana-6 baics moss - pk3s snn'i-iea
LIvERIOOL-Ship Montebello-3350 bales cotton
LOuiSvILLE-s'.. anne AIthur-5,O bags
coffee 2: pkss earsienwaic 2o4 pkss pickle cAs
m!se
IMPORTS.
TURKS !S'AS,-Bari1 Reun,on-i5,l,2 bushels
ToBAS.:o-sc!,oone. Marie Klizabet.,-;2 log.
cedar - logs in..aosanv mahogany PlanAs ~:
I;ll!i:a's .u,"ood
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MODiLE--s.eame: La1rH--l29 3a.'e cotton %
bags cotf.+.
TALLAIiATCIi!E PiVfR-6teamer Eureka DO =
II. bales cotton 2Va5 sksicotton seed
VICkSBURG-SteIIue5 Satch-A-23i6 bales cotton
As SKIS cotton seed
PORT SAIITIi-Steinc1 J y D,nhain-:il3 bales
cot ton and s,indrirs
ALABAMA !-ASDlNG-S;eame: Pos: Bo'-Di5
bales cotton
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tste-o
bales cotton io3 nl.dS sugar b,, 5hIs ino..sesrs
ONAiDSONHIi.Lk- BIZ, HOrn-!E: hh'fs
sugar 228 bbs molas half bs molssSes bale =
cotton
LOWER COA>T-Steamer Bradish Johnson-"3I
hhds sugar 49, bbs moi 100 half bbis lnolasoes
QED CHrRCH-Steamer NJ rtie-lO hads sugar
and sund.Ies
81 THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
KRE RAILROAD. January 20-l3lI bales cotton and
sIindrv prrduC:
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
January 2n-9S ba.vo cotton a. hhds susaS a9O
bbs moasSes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

Stock On hand and silipboard-baes. la9 235
TO-DAY ,,orts en- bra ced $50 bales 20 Liverpool
1855 to Harceon 1910 TO Boston l4z6 to Providence,
1901 to New York and 81 to Philadelphia Receipts
proper since last evening 1915 bales against 63i7
last YEAR. making an aggregate since Friday evening
5O,359 bales against "a SO; for the corresponding
time last week and ~ 1913 last year. and An
gus, 81 OF 65',2i1 bales, against 56oeO last year
SCGAR-Receved to-day. 900 hhds. The demand
were there sufficient freight for the West, the
demand would be active. The supplies were
mostly sold at 5o5a,c for inferior; Go6'.c
for common; :i.c tor good common; Ia
8tc for good fair: 81, Sc for fully fair: 81
CSC tor prime; Zoe for strictly prime; 10 &c for
yeiio. clarified ami Ii !, a i2a,c for White.
MOLAkSES-Received to-day. 1900 bbis. Good
descriptions are scarce and in request, but poor
almost impossible to dispose of ii. Inferior is
quoted At 2rU;Dc common :H,dt5c; fair 460 Soc
prime 5oa3ie: strict. prime 55doc; choice would
FLOIR-TTe stock is light the medium and
lower grades are scarce, and the market is
bare, nearly 40. OF double extra. Tne demand is
good for the trade for export TO Rio Fully 40 bids
we're sold to-day. of which q good tineat SIS So 800
s,prrtin- at s. IS; so So ~ and Sc single extra az
SIS 95 So and loo do al a6; 1870 treble extra mt So
311 50 and 500 do at Sc 40; 800 choice extra at St
t"i. 500 choice extra at s6 .; 100 and $50 10 AT
CORN-is i'll light supply and moderate demand;
$500 sacks were sold, OF which =. 80 AID 20 yellow
at &c 300 do private terms; 200 and $50 do at
.5c: 2'H white at 20 t. bu,lic
OATS-Are in far demand aud firm. 1900 sacks
sod to day of which $50. $40, aoV and coo st.
Louis al soc y bushe.
BRAN-Is quiet and is quoted AT s. 3Oal IS y
10" t5s: 900 patent sacks sold at s IS T. loo lbs
HAYS in light supply and h'in at $50 tor prime
PORK-Tle market has weakened and there IS
less demand. len bbls mess sold at W 2a % and
80 do at fl2 50. 1t is retailing at W. DuEE
DRY SALT MEAT-shoulels are Offering to ar
rive at o.; they are retailing at loc clear sides
BAGON-Sugar, c,;yed hams dull and Offering
at l6U l3C : III hand. Shoulders are offered at lTc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Saturday, January II. 1877.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

ULGAhhU
Steamship St Louis, Whitehead. for New Yor!
Steamship G Harris. Farwci!. for Brazos Saptia-
90 via Galveston
Steamship Mississippi Henry, for New York
Steamship iaZoo. Catherine. Tor Philadelphia VIA
Havana
Steamer W Z Arthur. Broaski for st Louis
British ship Nontcbcllo, Sennett for Liverpool
SPANISH ship Nuey;. Aulelia, Peayo, for Barcelona
Schooner X P Reynard. Huntlcy. for Providence
Schooner Z Morrison, Smith, tor Boston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Florida. Baker, from Havana via Florl-
da Ports to + w Perkins &co--l-t district Is
Ship Giants Causway, Marelv. A days from Dub
lin via Pensacola, i'll ballast TO Decau, Zereg
Aco-3d district %
Bark Reunion Tucker, t. days from Turks Island.
to Russell l. lIall-Point
TOWBOATS.
Tecnmsel, Lombard, from the Passes--Towed down
and to sea, l1th Instant ship China and bark f.
acknowledgements up ship Giants Callseway
aud to sea. 18th instant ships Forest Ea gle.
Priscilla and brig II Jcnntngs-Brou.ht up
bark Reunion
STEAMBOATS,.
Laura Walker from Mobile.
Eureka No H. Cooley. Tallahatchie river
Natchez LeathcIs from Vicksbur..
$ Dunlam Desmukes, from Fort Smith.
Post Bow Belt. from Alabama Landing
Henry Tete Dalteres. from Donaldsonville.
Big Horn Aucoin. from Donaldsonville.
Br..d,h johnson, Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Myrtle. Taylor, from Upper Coast.
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship North Star, Owes II days from Bath Ne, 10
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ID EMOVAL. .........RENIOvAL
IL GREAT DESIDERATUM.
nalhenr CAmmerclal CQlleQe

Is removed to Nos l64 and l66 Canal street, oppO-
site Christ Church, and Oh the same square as the
Law and Medical Colleges, the University of LOuis
ana, and the Mechanics lnstitute--the Headquar-
ters OF the Mechanical and Agricultural Fax AS
sOciatiOnthus concentrating the leading Educa-
ton.al Institutions of the State the same square.
Ladies' and gentlemen will ind our new location tar
superior in every respect, and entirely private.
Hours for Ladies, nine to ten, and five to Six
Citizens and strangers invited to visit the Col
lege. The Faculty extend friendly greetings to AL
especially to Teachers and will be happy to the
patrons and friends and the public generally, Mon
day eighteenth instant from ii A N. to b T. ID.
Special Departments and Professors for each study
Open Day and Evening. success guaranteed tO al
who follow instruct lions.
n. B.---A DIPLOMA from this College is q passport
in ali business communities For terms-~hiCh are
Lberal-app!y at the College, or address
dec8 " RUFUS DOLBKAR. President
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OCACHITA RIVER.

Regular Passenger Packet.
Leaves on SATURDAY, January II. 1T ?. y.
H.4ss-~- h For Camden, iChampn.
-. gnoile, Marie saline Trenton
SiaNHIHxtti& Monroe. Ouachita Civ and al i'll
GekkE7s.<szE e Il rmedate landings on Blao I and
Ouachit;s riveJs-The new passenger packet
POST BOY,
L. T. BxLr. Master; CHARLIE. W. PoNERoS, Clerk;
VIII leave as above. For freight passage apply
on board or to GEORGE d. HlTE Agent,
II TchoupltOulas street.
LORD McPEAKE, 20 GravierStree,.
The Post Boy will give clear bills ladng TO Cam
denoaad all intermediate landings Il: high water
rates Jag
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

Hvaea~ b COushRtta and Grand Ec0re
AnE weekly packet-The fast and eIe-
>4zTr11ffGEidI;ia3 giant SIDE wheel passenger
BELLE OF ALTON.
John A. Blown Master: James Kerr, n. Clerk.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY. at ) 2. NJ.
For Coushatta. Campte, Grand Ecore, Alexan-
dra. EoVmans. Bazbin's and all inte1uItdiae LAID
.nsS -
LORD 4 McPEAKE 70 Gravie: stree.
GEORGE r. HITE, Agent
de- II Tchoup-Oulas stree, Agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
The story Of n NIuH.

We find this good thing in tho Go-e!'e,
published at New York
Some young ladies and gentlemen who
were taking advantage of the fine sleighing
not long since. in attending Il donation, or
wedding party, or something of the kind,
were Obliged to sit three on a seat One of
the seats contained two gentlemen, who, of
course. did not allow the lady to take an
exposed seat: she, therefore, sat in the mid
die. As tho night was extremely cold gen
tleman No. quietly passed his hand ia re-
,narkabl' small hand, by the way)s into the
lady's NUT. AS the muff was not very capa-
cious, the lady quietly removed one OF her
hands for the same. In a few moments she
felt ii movement on the other side, and
found gen lcman No. 9 attempting to pass
his i,anG int" the muif on the other side.
She then quietly drew her hand from the
muti. anc 3.!cwed him to do so. What took
place in sIe muf afterward. she is unable
to say. ;slt each of the gentlemen pri-
vately senor!ed to a small number of
friends :,cS narlnly the lady had rctuMed
the PR, re OF his hand in the mNtf, while
the lad ~ quietly reported to her friends
the ins4 aifccnt sale sue made of both gen.
tl,.n.'n.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21

COZ TOME he sales to-day summed up $3.50 bales
Is. price, for good ordinary, but with hardly
any 1.otable Change III the higher grad., ""
now quote low Ordinary at i0'i q &c; ord may
At IL. l2i.c; good ordinary at II s ij'sc; low
m;dtl!ls at lJ's IA &c nddling at IA l5c; strict
mildiing at IS. 0-C. and good mlddlinS 1t l5}. u
lac.
We have been compelled TO give. unusual
range t" good ordinary, clean. even-rlnn.ng lists
commanding 3 "a &c mole than mixed and dusty.
Tie latter. il fact sold down 10 l3c and eNen-run
min. CHASED strict good ordinary tbut which
ought to grade bet ueen stIIct good ordinary and
low mddinsl at l3!ic Low nli1dlin. WAS reported
down to lJ2,c and strict selling freely at II Sc
but the latter also sold at SIC and exceptional
and even lii,c. Although retain our previous
quotation, foI this gradc, the advantage WIS seii-i
bly, on the side OF the buyer.
Adding 50 ha.rs 70 yesterdays report the sales
fol the past three days up 22.lo0 bales, max
lug total fui the week OF Il. 800 against a. in0 last
week and - 80 the week before. Weeks receipts
So in2 bales. embracing 214j from other delivery
week and 1873 last year. Receipts proper since
August 81, 65c2i' bales, against 5o3 lSo last wear.
Weeks exports .0.3ii bales. embracing 39.079 to
Liverpool. 1851 20 Cork aud 1873: to Queenstown,
for orders $3.50 t. Antwerp 89lT t. Bremen 25i5 to
Barcelona @n3 to Malaga 1912 to Genoa, 1850 TO
Trieste. 1910 :Geston, lts5 10 Providence. .,'6 to
Ne York auS y Philadelphia
C6HSOS STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September |. l310-baies 20,t9o
Arrived since last statemeIt...... ,.5s;
Arrived previously t". ~. b52,3ij
Total. ......................... 'Ia,3:e
Cleared p;eviOLs.! .............. '2o,o32- 529,'52