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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
Monelary--C Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EVENING December IS, 1871,

FRIDAY EVENING December s. 1871 (
We have no change I" report in the condi-
! ton of the money market. Applications at
! bank for accommodations show no di,nn,,.
! ton. and on the street there is fair bust
| ness doing at about quotations. viz: T. per
cent per annum tor Al notes secured by IN
| questionable collatera.s, and Is q - for good
| do; an! l. jand IS for Al and first class
| business paper without co!laterals. Mort
gage notes are still quoted at 10 p for A |
and T. a l., for second grade.
Gold opened at l09l2 a l09;. against 1924,
at New York;. and closed at 1922 1923,
against l09i.l. The sales included $1,000
at IG"ie; $1,000 at 100 Il-I6: 5000. $1,000.
$4,000 and $4,000 at 1898, and $1,000.
1929.
Nothing transpiled III silver. We quote
los 100 for American hall dollars. and l.,
aIi+ = cent premium IL gold for Mexican
dollars.
Operations in foreign exchange were of
moderately fair extent. but rates for com
merCial bills were softer. the market giving
way 3 + cent by the close. Tie sales OF
sterling embraced .J..0D0 OF which $1,000
clear and $500 bill of ladirg at lis: tI5,G0O
clear at,llSls 49,; t2500 clear at lISl,;
$1,000 and $4,000 AL bill OF latin. and clear
at llSl4 1855: $4,000 at 1888 llSis, and
tl5,OG0 at ISL. a 1852.
No sales of francs came within our notice
We quote sterling at HIS ISL: for good
to Al bill of ladins and clear. and - a ll9
for bank.
Domestic exchange *as tiHli. AMI rates
We're easier toward the close. The
banks supplied the remittance demand for
New York sight at Is per cent discount
and the sales included ..50A" commercial,
and $4,000 bank sight on New York at |.
discount; $4,000 bank and $4,000 private
bankers at ;j-l6; $4,000 commercial at .5I6
a =. and $1,000, 100000 and $4,000 at IS
We heard Of sales of commercial at y dis
count; particulars suppressed
Some of the banks drew gold checks on
New York in small suuls for remittance at
/: per cent discount.
In stocks - shares Mutual National Bank !
sold at Sol 80. and 500 Louisiana L.vtc at
- 80. We heard also of Is aud 30 shares |
Mechanics and Traders Bank at $50
One Thousand dollars city ten per cent |
bonds sold at SiLe.
The sales of city appropriation certificates
included $500 last evening and $1,000 to-
day al ST. $1,000 in small amounts. pu:-
chased by Il dealer, at The SANG, and $500 .
at oGa.
We note sales of $1,000 State warrants at
5"'., $1,000 at 51,. and 5000 lsmaID at
s9l2.
City treasury notes are quoted nominal at
- II q y t cent discount
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
! ,;ocr:Ny-rn pSOM FraST pAGE.l

.iear and cold. River fallen six inches in
the last twenty tours. Ice made last light.
Passed down: II. S. Turner at 5 Z. NJ.
CAIRO, December l5.-Arrived: Great
Republic, from New Orleans, at 9 =. NJ;
Charles Bodmann, from New Orleans, at :
A. NJ: Potomac, from New Orleans. at 10
A. NJ: Dexter, from Dog Tooth, at 3 p. NJ.
Departed: Julia, for Vicksburg at A. NJ;
Pauline Carroll, for New Orleans. at 6 T.
M. River stationary. Weather clear. Their
InOnleter So.
LOUISVILLE, heceml,cr l5.-The river is
still falling, with three icot eight inches in
the canal. twenty inches III the chute.
Weather clear and cold. Departed: Belfast
for New Orleans.
CISgiSNATI, December lJ.-Rivcr five
Tret in the channel and about stationary.
Navigation is suspended above On account
of the heavy ice.
ST. Louis, December iJ.-WeatLcr clear
and n,ilder. Wind from the south River
falling about six inches daily, but there is
four iect of water 70 Cairo. Captain Harry
Rrcloski made proposition 10 the Mcr-
chant. Exchange to-day to break up the
gorge from Widow Walkers landing, and
30 open water communication in the har-
Dor. for $4,000. The proposition has been
accepted, and the steamer Illinois, anu per-
haps City of Frkin, viii begin operations
hui0~row morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
ROssel, the Women. Hero.

General Louis Nathaniel Rossel, the com
munist leader. who was shot a few days
since. i. thus spoken of by Texier. in the
Paris. taking command of the insurrec-
tionary army. threatening TO shoot mem,
her of the central committee who asked
him to give up a fort. abandoning the com
mi.tee because they countcrmanded his
orders, sending his resignation. conched IN
terms of supreme disdain. ann claiming as
a RIGHT the cell at Ma2as. which his col
leagues had always ready for their generals:
this man, after the commune passing twice
before IA council of war. hearing twice his
sentence OF death without moving a muscle,
and twice refusing to sign petitlon for
pardon HE has all the romantic adjuncts
which appeal SO powerfully to the mag
netiS'n of women. and lie has consequently
become their hero
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
COTTON.
transactions OF the Week-Receipts. Sales
Exports and stock on Hand.

1HA0A0ctIOUS Oh the w tCA-ACCeiplSs sue
Exports and Stock on Hand.
GALVESTON, December l5.-Stock "a, 80
bales.
Cox uBus. Ga, December - Stock 80,
bales.
MEMPHIS, December lJ,-Stock in 1870
.:g3g bales: 1871. ITO: receipts of the week
1913: shipments 1916; sales $500.
SELMA, December l5.-Stock in 1870
jo.6jo bales; 1871. 6i65: receipts of the week
1910; exports 1898.
Providence, December lJ.-StocIl 5000
bales: receipts 2GOJ.
NASHVILLE, December lJ.-Stcck in 1870.
i1l0 bales: in 1871, 1855.
WILMINGTON, December ll.--Stocll 1880
bales: net receipts of the week I70l; exports
ecastWise 2725; sales 1:@.
NORFOLK, December l5.-Stock $3.50 bales:
net receipts of the week 1921: exports
e0astwise 9.Si: sales $50.
AUGUSTA, December l5.-Stock in 1870,
70li bales; 1871, l5,,JJ; net receipts of The
week 7ltS; sales 500.
PHILADELPHIA, December l5.-Net re-
eeipts OF the week 81 bales: gross 2279
CITY POINT. December lj.-Wcch's re-
ceipts iJ7 bales.
BALTIMORE, December l5.-Stock 1896
hales; net receipts Of the week 1861; gross
2sIJ: exports to Great Britain 81; to the
continent DO; coast wise 1914 sales 1894.
MONTGOMERY, December lJ.-Stock in
1873. 1850 bales: 1871, ll.3l0
y CHARLESTON, December lj.-Stock % 26l
bales: net receipts of the week l2.2l2: ex-
ports to Great Britain 1882: to the CON
tinent 1890; coastwise 1916; sales 31O0
NOZZLE, December l!.-Stock 43. 7Oi bales;
net receipts for the week 1850: exports to
Great Britain 273j; coastwisc 7l95: sales
900.
Boston, December l5-Stuck 900 bales:
net receipts of the week 1850; exports to
Great Britain 40: sales 1000
SAVANNAH, December l5.-Stocl1 72,295
bales: net receipts of the week 1880: ex-
ports 10 Great Britain S723; 10 the continent
3bG7: coastwise 3173: sales 900.
Macon, Ga, December l5.-Stock in 1870,
bales; in 1871. DOL.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

Miss Fowler. a physician of Grange, New
Jersey. has lately been married. and is now
Mrs. Ormsby. She is a sister of Fowler. the
rhrenolocist, and has met with extraor-
binary success as a medical practitioner of
the homeopathic school. Her income from
her profession has for Years past been from
$1,000 to $4,000 year. She treats pa
tients OF both sexes. has the names Of over
six hundred families on her practice books.
ard has more business than all the half
dozen male doctors of the place pat to-
gether In carrying on her profession she
drives between forty and fifty miles every
day. She is a handsome woman of forty,
clear headed. stout-h hearted, strong willed.
viyacious aud intellectual. Her husband is
New York merchant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
RrrEIpTe OF PRGnTGH.

FORT SNlF'i-Sttamcr Clarksyjile-i5,l bacs
cntton and suudri+s
LHUISVIIIE-Steaner Kate Kinney-Iif bales ~
cotton hhdS tobacco 1929 hl,!s -four 5a8 is rork
S8f 80 "atr an1 surdrv nronrca
SHREVEPORT - Steamer Sn-t 1westerr
bales cotton % hhlS r'o'assns AVID s,rndrice
NtTf'FEI-SteaInpr Franl, PareouI-I05n bal les re
cotton 2,63 sks cotton seed 6, sk- seed cotton fl
hh'a e'i""r %. f'Nls n'olasses and Grr3-ioa
JET ER>hN-Steamer RIA No iH-l0l0 bales Of
ton AVID sur,ir"s
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-1,2
hffds smear i89 h"'s ni"laa-es and srndrIea
LOWER foASr-Steam-r Bradish Joi,usop-
90j hh'lI sugar 1l8 bOs moass.- 285 bl,ls rice and
sr-Ir'es
NIFkSRt Rtr-St"an'"r Sa.rhe7-3T-2 bales cot on
f8t3 eNa ""'t"n a""t' 49, SKIS ocake ami aun,ries
LOWER CtiSF-Steanter Marco tla-32 bhts of
suHr lei hbis rn"'assTs 40 halt hbl. molasses and
srrTrirs
Observation-Disclosures Ia .1uaI,-Ia8 hbds
sugar Sol bvis m'a KEYS and surdries
RY THF RALROADs
KEW OPLEASS. JACKSON AND GPE.T WORTH
FRE RAILROAD December l. 24l8 bales cotton
an sunirv Dr6 3,,ce
NHRGANS LO'IsIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
December l5--2h bales cotton aha aeed cotton 445
hh,is sugar 45l bbis molaAsee IS half bbIs molass a
anil sundriea
NV ORLEANS NoBJIR AND TRxAs RAN.
DOAD, Decen be< 1902 bales cotton and sundrie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
EYpN2TH-

NEW YORK ST an ship shermy n-0.o ha'es cot.
tor a'% hhlS rolassts ), bill oil 10 rkrs rtCane 52O
hdls hides ihds 'ail"w i bhs tallow Up ties beef
NEW lORh-Nf"amship George Washington
AZ bales cotton 40, bills moa sses .64 bds hides -
bales hides 1923 dry hides ~ bales goat skius Isl
sl-s cotton seed + II 900 in srecie
BALTIMORE VIA KEY WEST AND HAVANA
81 am9hip Librity-fnr BaItin,nrr-5.N hide SMEAR
go bb's m"asses 200 bdls hides 20tn dry la Iso
bills pecans
For Key Wrs'-.8 hhis -four , hhds sugar tc OF
bacon cks bacon ties lard hacs coffee Sc al bran
and oats 10 SKIS corn l78 SKIS bran ! Dbl syrup 1872
pkga snnfirea
GALVESTON AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ST
Mary-f"r ckrort-lJi bbls flour 100 ska corn POO
aka oats 50 cases m,lse
For Characterization his fonr SO hbi. whisky 10
hhds 500 SKIS oats 60 bags coffee so bales hav
pkga rndsP 10y
BALTIMORP-fark F"roine-6-,' hhds smear Il
bills SUGAR l35 hfls molass.s =
MALWA-Bark Rosario-l0S3 bales cotton rs
pcs lumber
BARCFIONA-RaTk Proverir-l,-, oaIes cotto,
EOSToN->rho"rcr Fred WaItor-l,o9 halls cot
ton 20 bills oil IL hhis molassrs 3fOn stav,s
RTATAN ISLAND-SchoOncr PZzati-I ~ bb,a eo,r
hhs work "
LlvEPPoOL-Ship Charles "a ven ,o,--s2;- hale.
cotton 5000 etaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Agnes, H"urne. from Roc port va Gal
weston. toe \ Whitney Aco-lst district
steamship Hutchinson. Talbot, from IudanoIa via
Galveston. TO G Whitney Aco-l,: district
sTFaMBOATs
Ci,rksrille. S,rugss from Fort Smith.
harv. Carroll from Mobile
TlhleIuah. Da f-res from Donaldscnvit1c
Henry Tete, Dalter-s from Dnnadsonyilie
ii'adish Johnson. Radnvich from Lower cast
Natchtz. feathers. from Wick ,burr
Narrella, .1eartreau. from Lower Coa,.
Nal" Kinney. hing from Louisville.
Snut hwestrrn, Jacobs from Shrrvrpo-t
frank Pargnnd ''"i.in. from Natc,lez
IL, No 10, Flsiti.u. froI:l Jt tT,I,nl,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
Less Politics..

TIE Abbeville Flag says a very good
thing:
What he!ps to keep this fertile region
from improving and becoming rich and
powe-i nj liz the fact that too much import
ance Is attached to politics. When "a
stranger comes here to spend his money
and his muscle in Iulhing up the parish
you should no. wait to tnd ont whether he
intends TO vote yonr ticket before taking
him by N: hand. If he il u good citizen
help HIM along, and he will help you. What
difference should it make t" one farmer
whether his neighbnr is Il Radical or not, so
he ID bard working, honest man. Office
seekers are Interested in keeping ont in
dust,t"ns Republicans but the mass of the
people only losr by sTch "A seusrless course
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

Tae other night n London policeman,
sHspecllHI thai something was wrong al a
hous" through seeing the kitchen window
open, kr' ckrd Mt the door. which was duly
OPEN 10y IA nan, to whom the conafa DIE.
communicated his eu.pi, ions. Tie man,
SAYING NJ would see, went down stairs. and
soon 'i'"rwHrd returned, rt,nalkiug thar #
was all i2Ght, the window Was broken the
day before. and would be mendrd ON III.
Inorr"" The two then b.,ir each other
good night, the policeman going away on
his r"nhd., aud the burglar. for such he
proved Ia Er. going On WITH Lis work
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
IN BANKRUPTCY.
1'NI~oolv70~0l~>~00(~o
ESTATE OF JAG IB YOUNG.

OY2ICK UNIrKD SrArxs MARsHAL,)
District of Louisiana, }
New Orleans, Dectn, A. 1871.
f1'HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on Thu
4 third day of November, A. q. l81l
warrant lii Bankruptcy issued against the
estate Of Jacob Young of Baton Rouge, parish
OF East Baion Rouge, and state OF Louisiana,
VINO has been adjudged bankrupt his
own petition that tn paym of any debts
ana delivery of any propeIf, belonging to such
bankrupt. 20 hun or for hI- use and the transfer
OF any property by him, forbidden by law; ti!at
a meeting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt to
prove thcr debts and to choose one or
more as,lgnec7 of his estate, will be held
~ 'o1rf OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Ihstomtouse building, the city Of New Orleans
louisiana, before G.. ). Kellogg, Register. the
twenty ninth day of Du.cmh.r. A. ID. 1871 al
O'Clock A. 81.
s. B. PACKARD
itI5 " "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

Neither God nor man expects a wife to
submit to brutality, but a woman who. find
ing herself outgrowing her husband, or dis
appointed in him. yet takes up the cross
and. fitting her shoulders to it, bears it in
silence to her life's end, has joys that the
world knows not Of and reaches the high
es: type of nanhood.-Ei,:obeh h.
fNutchJii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
BELOW COMING Up.

British ship Fell" Isle, Bond from IioGuI-. IN
ballast, TO master
norwegian bark Sp.ra"z;. NJ SON. ~ DAYS from
Britonf.-rrv to master
Schooner Turner. Gr.v-r 81 KS from Rrlat an
island. I" New Orleans and Bay Island Fruit
Company
Schooner Kate Buchanan Euchanan from Grand
Gail on, To La'crTe 4 F.rr.-
Schooner W Z Steele. S-pra l. 3;,y, IRON, N,tan,,s
in ballast, to y ) esforge,-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
INPQRTe.
INDI ANAIA NIAEAI 1,IS,rAM

INDIANOLA VIA GALVESTON Steamst,;n uD,c,,
Inson-6a balrs cotton and sur'lries
MOBILE-Steamcr Mary-.6l bale, cotton AVID
sundrIes
IIVFRPOOI-Ship Antarctic-Astd mdse
11VFRPfp1-Ship Prsstor-Astd misa
'ARhIFF-Shir Ida Iilly-3a8' bars railroad iro,
rENSACGLA-Sttalner Lzze-25 bales cotton
and sur dries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
CON MERCJAL.
fRIoAY EEENINa. DnCemlsa

FRIDAY EVENING. December Is, 1871
CoTro>-The sales to-day were con fined
to $500 bales at irregular and easier prices,
showing decline of " a lac. We modify
cur quotations accordingly, and give also the
Exchange figures, which are for even run
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER u.s. 1871
barrel poles and $40 q 30 for hogshead poles.
Barrel slaves $50, and hogshead slaves s Is
II 40 ID lunA

barrel poles and $40 a 30 for hogshead poles
Barrel slaves $50, and hogshead slaves SIS
u 80 T. 1000.
Moss-Is inl light supply, but there is very
little demand. Clean packed is quoted at
| "a Hllc; country picked 81. 06Ac T. ID.
C"TToN Seeds coming in freely and
meets with ready sale at $l3 t. ton, sacks
returned, and SIG 80 with sacks.
HALlNG TwINE-COmmanus ~ a zoe z H.
| IRON COTToN TlEs-Command -, q sac
T. e.
WooL-The demand has fallen of at the
| North, and in consequence buyers here
have retired. Lake is quoted at 40 a l2t:
! Louisiana clean q a $50: Mexican improved
80 a Soc: bury 20 a :25c t. b.
LARD OIL-The stock is light and the
demand good. Winter strained is command
| ing 81 lscd ST = gallon.
HOLLAND HERKIHL>-Are selling at s. -
! 2 kce.
G,SSi BAGs-Are quoted at - u Zoe
each.
T"EAr'"-Therc has been more ;nGuiry.
.'l!t owing to scarcity of supplies only )
nil"s SOLD IN the past few days at size and
~ on private terms. There was further
small receipts of the new crop. We quote
Jugs Sc: low leaf s Size medium ga
't2c: good 9la l0lac fine selections la
BE T. h.
MA>rfACTrREp TonAcCo-Onlv a local
sound and 81 90c for sound
CoITON SEED OIL C>kE-A lot of 100
tons city factory sold at So 20 t. ton
Pres FEET-Picked are selling in kegs
at s. 30 t. keg, half bbls at s.. barrel. at
Picked ToNGrEs-Are selling at &c
each
STARE RIH>-Are selling at : Sc = ID.
SALT-Thc market has been active re
SIllflDT nt all
several car@oes afloat, and some to arrive
About 10000 sacks We're taken by one
dealer on private terms; understood to be |
Il considerable advance on our last quota |
tl"ns. The rates from store are now |
81 10 4 % for coarse, and $ 60 u 81 for |
tue with anadvancing tendency. When |
large lots are taken at warehouse. a re.luc- |
Turks Island is light. 1t is retailing at
81 % q 30 = bag of two bushels. Table |
salt Is selling at 80 a Sc = 10.
CoFFEE-The market is firm, with a
moderate inquiry, principally for the better
grades, and We quote l'l. zoe for prime.
gold duty paid: good 10 I9l.c; fair 1912
lSi.c There is a stock on hand of about
$4,000 sacks.
FREIGHTs We note good supply of
freight room on the berth, with the rates
barely aintaincd. although there is
considerable offering to 90 forward
The rates by steam for cotton for Liverpool
are a I'D; New York 5 lc; Philadel-
phia lc: Boston l,c: Bremen and Hamburg
sd: sail. tor Liverpool I5-}2d C. Havre
| l-l6c; Bremen l.c Boston Bloc; molasses
by steam for New York &c t. gallon; sugar
s. t. hid; sail. 81 80 as t. hid for Northern
ports. and 81 - + bbl FOR molasses A ship
was taken for IIavre at Hoe for cotton.
Monthly Coilee Statement.
Mr>srS. Lonsdale. Marks & Co furnish
us with the following monthly statement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
7 OII>IASA DIVISION OF THE NEW

7 ,OuI>IASA DIVISION OF THE NEW
ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
TRAINS FOR DONALDSONvILLE
Leave New Orleans at A. NJ
Arrive at Donaldsonvill- at i,:l5 p ~
Leave Doualdsonsillc at p. NJ.
Arrive at New Orleans at $50 p NJ
Freight received and tickets sold at tie stat on
OF the Mobile division. &. W. Il. BAILEY
deI1 General Superintendent.
PECIAL TICE.
st. Louis. Iron HlounfaiR anu Southern
RaiIroac.
THB ONLY ALL RAIL ROCTR
To s.. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco 81
Paul, Kansas City, Leaven worth, st. Joseph
And all Points North, East and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New Orlesru
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Eepyi
daily at A. n. and P. NJ
An EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foo. Of CANA stree
daily al ii A. NJ, via the New Orleans Mobile an;
Chattanooga Railroad, making close ccnrec
tons at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio EA.1
road to all points North, East and West.
Fer tickets apply to
AID SHELDON,
Ticket Agent New Orleans, jackson and G.ea
Northern Railroad. corner Camp and Conc,o,
streets, under City Hotel; or TO
". BEDEL.,
Ticket Agent View Orleans Mobile ana CLAt:anoora
Railroad, corner Camp and Common streets
story Building opposite City Hotel.
J.H. WINGF1HLD
General experimenting Agent st. Louis Iron NOON
tam ana Southern Railroad no24
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Change Of Schedule and Rates, Friday,
December IL, 1871.

DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
II \. n. Express Oeaves daily arrives at No
bile AT $40 p NJ, connecting with
through trains for Louisville, st. Louis
Atlanta. Lynchburg and all points
North. Eist and West Pullman
Palace Sleeping Car, by this train
from New Orleans to Louisville: also
from Tensas, Mobile to Lynch
burg, without change.
, 4. vi. Evening Express teayes dailv)
ilv.s at Mobile at ll:30 P. NJ. making
close connection with Mobile and
ONO Railroad for Meridian selma
Dalton, Lynchburg and New York
FROM Mobile, trains leave 1855 A. 81; arrive at
New Orleans at 4. NJ
From Mobile trains leave 1890 A. NJ; arrive at
New Orleans at 2. N
rsisht taken mt new tariff rates.
Fare from New Orleans to Mobile, 81.
Through tickets sold at the Office corner Camp
and Common streets.
Through Freight Trains daily betweeu New Or.
leans and Mobile. Freight received at ,oot of
ullod street before 2. VI. delivered III Mobile at
A. NJ next day
Through Bills of Ladng signed for al, points
North East and West. Apply at Ere gLt Oiticc at
tact OF Girod street
&. W, R. BAYLEY
. General Superintendent.
General Ticket Agent.
". J. PHELPS.
General Freight Agent
c. 4. WHITNEY L CO.
oci0 " General Agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
BUSINESS CHANGES,

NOC1CE.-THE FIRM OF s. L. JAMES L co,
~ composed of s. L. James Tom Bynum James
J. OFallon and Samuel A. Hatch, having been dis
solved by an adjudication in bankruptcy declaring
James j. o Paon and ). A Hatch bankrupts the.
business OF the Penltentiary at Baton Rouge will
be continued by the undersigned lessees, Samuel
L. James and Tom Bynum under the name and
style of James q Bynum. s. l.. James and ON
Bynum VIII be charged with the liquidation of the
old firm s. L. JAMES
TOM BYNCM
Baton Rouge, December 1911. de6 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

INSURANCE.
nELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE CORNER CARONDELET AND COMMON
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS.
CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Shares s loo each. Annual interest dividends ten
per cent.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT
All dividends to Stockholders payable in Cash.
FIRE, MARINE and RIVER policies issued by this
Company at Current Rates of Premiums.
TRUSTEES:
A. Baldwin, c. J. Leeds L. H. Gardner,
q. p. Bancand +. LabOrde, J. Lap+ne,
A. Elmer Bader A. II. DM.za, o. Hopkins
q. Bercler, Emile Dupie, G. II. Moulin,
A. TeltioU. John 81 unaso W. B. Conger,
b. Huff. d. BOuligny. +. BOrdelOi5,
r. W. Thturer, A. Palacio 4. L. Airev
n. A &c Lizard. T. y. Simmons, Joseph Aieix,
4. GanuchtaU.
OFFICERS:
f. GANCCHEAI, President.
A. BALDWIN, Vice President
l.. W. BAQUIE Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

Under the depressing influence of I'M
favorable kilograms from Liverpool anA
New York. the demand was slack through
ont the day. and in order to effect sales
factors were compelled to make concessions
to the extent quoted above. without. how
ever. being able to add any spirit TO the de
mand. Our quotations show a decline of
Is a lac in good ordinary lac in low mid
ling and Sc in the higher grades.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16

Re"to'Ls.-Tle ,eclinir. tendency noted
at the close of bUsines, at date OF our last
monthly has been checked and for the
past two weeks stead enhancement in
prices has taken place. the market closing
firm at our quotations. with a moderate in
curry principally for the bette: trades. In
voice 1000 bags per Alcyone, sold to arrive
on private terms
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-16
RAILROADS.
Two THE TRAVELLING: PUBLIC.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
On ard after December l., 1871, passenger to
all points North, East and West will leave New Or.
leans from the depot, Calliope street.
Way, Mail and Passenger leave Daily
SUNDAYS excepted at .......... 900 A. NJ
Night Express, leave Daily, at. $50 P. NJ
Night Express arrive Daily. at...... 1900 H.
Mail and Passenger. arrive Daily (SEn-
days excepted observation-disclosures 200 r. NJ
Night EXPRESS will stop only at all regular sta
tons south of Magnolia and at flag stations Satur
day nights and Monday mornings
Five Hours md a Half Quicker THAN
any Other Line.
Baggage checked from residence to de stnation
and berths secured in Pullman Palace Cars as
usual.
Tickets for sale at No. % Camp street corner OF
Common street, and at depot corner of Calliope
and Magnolia streets.
:. Z. CAREY, General Ticket Agent
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad.
d. b. MOREf, General Ticket Agent
Mississippi Central Railroad.
c. P. ATMORE, General Passenger Agent
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