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The new North-west., 1872-04-06

po.-o~, II ,9s-rhs AZ lljing hou1S 81
,.h.ri.. "a. Canbtid p.rt. ..nfned
i::,;ss =: %!s"'Y ny three ss.' z ."' W" SUI,
Rsuxsw1cx, me-. April s.The r:iiroa.!
br;,:es ., Toy,sham burned this morning. II
'',s Mas,s ? 1,Sveb.' polk taetht Establish;
ISN'T nssr San. Erancisco. WAS R0Encq apr"
% ; ".n:! ".,: mi:i nd. door,nk min were
p%ps1 :. ,,lnxhsnplon. % n y. on thy i,'ty;
loss, t4l 900; insurance $So'vv'
Miscellaneous.
M.nn,p. Aprl s -Ths authnrities ot the
,owns in the isOv,nce Ot baa'at.s nno o'Ser
niscss Lave cpalesced m the .m'ls'mn -
mcasures fof the Ies'''u'lo ot : s'o"''' s@' " y
cEN; sEN",;l .yoxx,l April s,--A Paris dispatch
aayd ,tisais great Bsnapar!lstr.ac'een - ~" 10y.
~ i".s" p'. ~ nnu.uslly large Influx 1T B B'nspart
-, i.,sIsrs within 4 short time. The re~ctnn
h.. lsen greatly aided NY the rssn'as of the
i,Ixl suit against the Figaro ,yes'srlay.
which allowed that the ex. emperor WAS no'
resn,nsible for many Of the nilittry d'sas saa
iers az France. = 'S'o '-' ~
'e'T 'sTrs n Hague. April 4 Among the c:'"-
.,.;c,,..,,s hon,,rs received Ivy MuQey during
IL. Tr;crs ,snixry anniversary ut Dutch ~.
I.,x.ndence. WA the degree Of NM'tor ~
Laws. conferred BY the fsm"us University .s'1'
WSsnIxorox. April The resignation
oi Fl. r. iiurlburd - Comptroller Q! W.
Currency w.s To-day accepted ny Inc Secre.
tary Of the Treasury .t'........
-aH,' Death Of Prof. Nome. ~ '' 49,
N.~ York. Apri, a-Profersor Morse died this ev
New York April Arrsnxs~epis i, iGf 'ns ss.. n.',
t39n .a.n. ;Ss s:%'iSs ": .ss S he Ths \.
ional Xssdemy II DESIGN ADOPTED srd s..s
~ sS.tmen. CITY Couucl Of New York and BROOM
iyn and Chsmhsr of Commerce did iikewiss:, , -. n,
April ;i%;am mss.'f Tssvnph =. .n Company t.
~ ,h. f.iov;nv rcs,otions were adopted: Whereas
~. Disec.rr of the W. u r. Co. have ledrnea =. 90
death q P "sase; s.,.. sIs nam. sss become jus,i
iSeniided with the establishment Vt the 'e'eSrap
throughout the world; therrf3.s -. entire r,v,,,ze
world 1hs loss of Of ths great hrneiacsors o. -
nye We rrieve for friend and aescciate wnose =.
rity aud simplicity Of character ana kIaa ge III III
s. .csievcnent win cnntinne To hleea benedl nm
snlirhtxm civilized mankind, the mcmory of ny , Y y
s,'pa worth will ever remain 10 n, inc "e"''' ~ "
Eesoired. That We unite In the universal cxp.e !.
sion Of sorrow which this day r. heing srIssmiuea
and echoed back from Ill quarters ~ & III Ssh w., h.r
~ tender our earn.st sympathy I" the family u os
'''S1" S1sc.,ed. Tint th, board viii attend Profss''
Wsshintor Ain tile House Cox offered conG.
rent r..ulutio" which was agreed tO. decssf.nx 10
pr"f.s,or Morse. whose distinguished and var'el 10
itics have contributed more than ,ho.s N any "t
crtoa 10 the development and p,o.rcs. y. ptac' s.
"n,iic s,.d s resolsis faith In truth render Z en-
nent;y proper ,ha' the Representatives IN the ssna
a-Ihs National Academy IT Design pasr'
resolutions 10 the memory Of Prof. MOrse last eve
= in.. Exchsu:s this a m. voted to ADJOURN p
The new North-west., 1872-04-06

!, q EVVg MEAT n "a RK
4 HAVE 0pLNID . new Meat Market q =
j IT Elses and Main styeet., ouedoosn = soS.s s
feand . choice variety 0l Meeksand Gamsa q
ssEfs9e l.tsosasP = se''e'ss& ~ e ias1aiSc MO-
00W NoA Ia. IN, IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. March 9.-Cotton to-day
was in moderate request, with sales of Isl /
bales; uplands at 225sc. Flour very dull
and heavy: common TO fair extra Sc 90 q
65; good to choice s. 7O09 so. Wheat
strongly tavors buyers. Corn lower; soc to
69'ec. Pork a tritle easier; Sl3 250l3 81 p.
Lard dull land unchanged. Naval stores
quiet and firm. Groceries dull.
Sales of futures today consisted of 2l00
bales, as follows: March II 1916 - 1-l6c
April 223s 225sc; May % 1916 23c: June
23i Il a23l4c: August 22l4c; September Die
CINCINNATI, March 9.-Cotton dull and
prices dropping; middliDg 22c. Flour
Market steady with a moderate demand at
s. 80 al 30 tor family. Wheat steady: red
ST. 5Sal 60: choice 81 81 a g. Corn
steady and demand moderate at 40 a Acc.
Oats quiet and weak at 80 a Ace. Pork dull
but unchanged at $l2 30. Lard steady;
steam-rendered s5sc; choice country kettle
rendered sac. Bulk meats quiet; shout
ders il2c; clear rib sides 6l4c: clear sides
Gle. Bacon steady; shoulders Size; clear
rib sides &c. clear sides nc. Whisky in
fair dc mand, but at lower rates-s3c.
ST. Louis, March 9.-Cotton quiet at
q II 0.l3sc. Flour quiet aud unchanged;
low grades weak. Wheat-Demand fair,
market firm: No. , spring Chicago 81 40;
No. 3 fall in demand at 81 u. Corn firmer;
No. > mixed 40le a Ale. Oats firm at 36l7 a
SIC. Whisky unchanged, 851ac. Pork
tirmer at SIP so n IL -. latter on orders.
Bacon weak: shoulders SAC: clear rib sides
.asc. Lard dull prices dropping: Sac
offered, Size asked; country kettle sold at
S1ac
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

NEW YORK, March 9.-W. +. G. Shanks.
city editor of the Tribune, was assaulted
this afternoon in his office by Joel A.
Fithian, son-in law of eX-Controller Con-
molly.
klthian was angered at an article in the
Tribune this morning. warrant was is
sued for his arrest. 1t is denied, on the
authority of ConnoIly's family, that he ever
was in prison in Philadelphia, as stated in
the Tribune.
Tweed to-day again said he had no inten-
ton of leaving the city, and will give his
enemies chance to prove their charges.
Garvey stated to-day in his evidence in
the Hall case:
I" In the latter part of April, 1870 Wood
ward, deputy clerk of supervisors, and In
gersoll came to me'-f Here counsel for the
defense objected Witness continued:
up to August. 1870, l wanted to pay
myself for work, alterations and material in
the new courthouse so az to leave myself a
profit OF $4,000. | claimed SIS, 600 for the
county buildings, and for the armories and
drill rooms $4,000.
That was the amount | required paid TO
me, so | might have profit of $4,000.
There was also Que to me by outside par
ties Sl20,000. which | was expected to
charge in my bills. This was objected to
by c"unsell There was $50,G0o for Mr..
WV 49, tA-N ~hictshS EtSittl btS'
lLaughterl
This arrangement of Ours was all con-
cocted before we made out any bills at all
All the bills then bore an average
proportion Of the money i'll them. claimed
altogether $26i, 500 for work in the court
house and armorics.
There was due from others, that was
expected to sqnare in ny bill. $4,000 /
added $1,000 political expenses Tor myself,
making, i'll all, $685. ,o09, and which ex-
pected to get paid.
made out this Sal 600 bill with view to
its carrying a portion in ratio to the others.
1t is supposed to have been distributed
equally over all the paid bills. | received
1897 900. and this was one of the bills made
out.
Only steamers can pass Hcllgate on ac-
count of the ice. The rivers are still COW
cred with floating ice, and navigation is ex-
tremely dangerous
ST. PETERSBURG, March 9.-The Journal
dc st. Petersburg publishes the text OF
treaty of anii.y between China and Japan.
CITY OF MEXICO, March |, via Havana
Governor Pesquiera has defeated the revolu-
tionists under General Marquee, in Senaioa
Colonel Osuua has defeated the revolu
tionists under Harra at Limon, and General
Corona routed the revolutionists in Jallsco.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, MARCH TO- 1872

turnips and beets 81 5002; carrots and
parsnips So "a; horse radish Sc IL y Dbl;
| dried apples and peaches 7 O9c " ID; cab
bages $l0015 " box.
BUrTER-Choice is in light supply and in
| demand at 25 d27c for Western and 81 a 3$3c
tor Goshen. Inferior is unstable.
! CHEEsE-1s scarce and in demand at l6c
| for Western Reserve; lie for factory: lSc for
| New York cream and zoe for Eng ish dairy
No demand for poor.
| BAGGING-The dealers rates in filling
orders for the country are l9c p yard for
| jnte, lSc for Western, l7c for India in bales,
and Toe for rolls.
! LOUISIANA RICE-The stock is light. and
we note an active demand, especially for
the Medium grades. FAN. commands Sl4 q
| Size: prime S3l &C. There is no choice.
Carolina is in good demand. There have
| been some receipts, and the stock on hand
| is good. 1t is jobbing at 9l2c. India is
f! also in good demand, and $40 bags have
| been sold in the past few days at Ii q &c
| y fb.
GUNSY BAGs-Are held at l9c apiece.
COopERAGE-The season is over and there
! is 10 demand for sugar hogsheads or molas-
SEES barrels. Half barrels are selling at 81 IS,
and kegs at g. Poles and slaves are
in good supply, but very little in de-
| mand. Green poles sell at $50 y 1000 for
barrel poles, and $40 for hogshead poles;
barrel, slaves SIG; hGgshead slaves $50 T.
1902
HIDEs-Are in light supply and good de-
nand. Green command l0l2 q l2l2c dry
saited 10 d l6lac; dry flint lSl2c u 10.
Cow PEAs-Supplies have just com
menced coming III, and are small as yet.
They are quoted at S. 80 ar - II bushel.
They are retailing at S. y bushel.
TALLOw--The demand is restricted by the
want of freight room for Europe. The stock
is light.
STAR CANDLEs-Command l9c = ID
wholesale, and l9l4c jobhing
Moss-Is dull at ! q DC for country picked
and a lie for clean picked, city baled.
COTTON Seeds in demand, and com
mands Si3 T ton when bags are furnished
by factors, and Sl4 T. ton when in plant
ers' bags and SIS so y ton for seed and
bags.
SALT-Cargo sales have been made at
81 % q 40 + sack. There are none offer
ing at present. The dealers rates are 81 SO
| IS for coarse, and 81 700l IS for fine.
When taken from warehouse by boats a
reduction of Zoe y sack is made for dray-
age. Turks Island is quoted at 81 30 q
| 30 u bag OF two bushels. Table salt IN
pockets is selling at pa al l2c as in size.
NAVAL SToEEs-Theie is none excepting
No | rosn on hand, 1t is held at s. Y
hbl. Tar continues dull at So IS = half
Dbl and So T. Dbl. The market is bare of
pitch. Spirits OF turpentine are scarce and
command SEC a 81 = gallon.
MACKEREL-ls in good demand, with
only moderate supply on haad and an
upward tendency in prices. No. barrels
command Sli l6; No. 2 $l00Ii: No. 3
sSa9; No. kits 81 65 No 2 81 IS; No.
81 ID.
BEEF-Is in light supply and fair demand
at Sll l. u BIOL for Texas. Western is
scarce and commands Si5 Is. The market
is bare of Northern: it is quoted at $40 500
II = tbl
PICS FEET-Picllled in kegs, are selling
at 81 50: half barrels s.: barrels 50.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
rroNr1NuRD FROM FIRST PAGE.

from Scranton, Pennsylvania, says that the
nnb1ic schools at Hyde Park, Belleville and
e. Petersburg are closed on account OF the
prevalence Of black or spotted fever
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, March 9, l872. 7:oo +. n.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer continues falling from
Lake Ontario to Florida and eastward 10
the Atlantic during the night with contln-
ued cloud and rain and easterly TO SOUTH
erly winds. The lowest barometer VIII
continue moving slowly southeastward in
Canada. Rising barometer with falling
tem,rrat,lre northwesterly winds and clear
ing weather will extend frcm Louisiana east
ward over the Gulf States durlng tonight,
and over South Carolina till Sunday evening.
The pressure will continue diminishing over
the northwest to night and continued cioEdF
weather with rain and snow is probable
from the lower Missouri valley northwest
ward over the upper lakes for Sunday.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated Tor
the Atlantic and gulf coasts tonight.
River lntciIi4ence.
SOUTHWEST PASS. March 9, 6 2. NJ
Barometer 29:70. Weather calm, with fog.
No arrivals or departures.
NICKSBUEG. harcn " HaSSeQ down
John H. Groesbeck at 5 A. NJ: NJ. j. Wicks
at 5 p. NJ; Lady Lee at 5 =. NJ; J. w. Gar
rett and barges at s =. NJ. Passed up-John
F. Tolle at eleven last night; Thompson
Dean at / 7. NJ. to-day. Weather cloudy
and cool. River rising.
EVANSVILLE, March 9.-Weather cloudy
and cold. River risen three inches. Up
Louisville, II A. NJ.
PTrTsBURG, March 9.-Thawing fast in
dications good for a rise in the river
CAIRO, March -Arrived-Bismarck, for
New Orleans, at p. NJ, and the Glasgow,
for Vicksburg. at P. NJ. The river has
fallen one inch. Weather clear. with the
mercury at 35o.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-River stationary,
with three feet six inches in the canal and
three feet six inches in the chute. Arrived
Alaska, c. 3. Church, Ironsides with q
barges. from New Orleans. Departed
Kate Kinney, for New Orleans. Weather
cool and cloudy.
CINCINNATI March 9-The river is ten
feet i'll the channel and stationery. De-
parted-Charles Bodmann, for New Orleans
Weather cool.
ST. LOUIS. March 9.-Arrived-Colora
from Nicksburg. Degradation Jasper
and Atlantic for New Orleans; Katie p.
Kountz for Red river. River falling slowly.
Weather clear and cold.
SHREVEPORT, March 9-Weather clear
and cool. The river has fallen one inch in
the past twenty four hours. Departed
Lotus No. for New Orleans; Oceanus for
St. Louis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC.
9D........... BarOnne Street.............9


This conservatory is conducted after the plan Of
the cOnservatories of Europe.
For particulars. circulars, and any desired in
formation apply to the New Orleans Conservatory
OF Music, glass box No. 1895. New Orleans Louis
lana, OF personally at the Conservatory.
THEOPHILUS MASAC. President.
MISUNDERSTANDING ]. C. Kenner; Rev. A. ?
Dixon; Rev. Z. J. Taylor Rev. J. B. A. Ahrens; W
H. Foster, ESQ, from Race. Foster F: 7. Merrick;
G. T. BeIniss, ESQ. Dr.. William H. Holcombe; A.
Wheeless, Esq, President New Orleans National
Bank Joseph Ellison, Esq, President Louisiana
Equitable Life Insurance Company; LLOYD r. Cole
man, Esq, President Mocha MES and Traders LII
surance Company; ". NJ. Pinckard, Esq; Jacob
Hassinger, ESQ; Z. N. Lusher Esq; +. Roeder
Esq, SUPERINTENDENT; George Forester, Esq., Ed
tor German Gazette. etc.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
Mr.. Theophilus Masac, professor of history and
philosophy of music; Mr.. Charles Van HuMen
l o!essor of vocal music; Miss Carolina Zeiss proes
sor of vocal music; Mr.. Edward F. Groenevelt, pro
lessor of theory and the piano forte; Miss Melanie
May, professor of the piano forte; Miss EugfDit
Lenone, professor of the piano forte; Mr. Alton
Mari professor of flute; Mr. Hermann Braun
professor of orchestral Instruments Besides
efficient number of assistant teachers.
nu2h ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
CONSTABLES' SALES.

l.. Lambert VS.. Oliver NOOre-First JUS.
tee Court for the parish OF Orleans, No. I'll.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. H. NJ Dibbe, First
Justice of the Peace, parish of Orleans, | will
proceed to sell at public auction, on MONDAY
March Is, 1872, at No 293 Dry AIDES street twelve
O'Clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized i'll the above suit.
TERMS Cash III United States treasury notes.
Inh9 ii IS DANIEL CROWLEY Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, March 9, 1872.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 800
bales, at sitter prices. the closing rates show
ing an improvement OF Is a lac. We revise
our quotations. accordingly. and give also the
Exchange figures, which are tor average lists
mot even-running as formerly. according
with its types, while ours are Tor average
lists, with the inside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
RAILROADS..

-~, .
CENTRAL RAILWAY
Change Of scheduIe-January "a,
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF rpn>
>:3O A. NJ. Express leaves Houston l.,
ing at COrsicana at I'm Msli
Austin at P. NJ. CAL.
NavaFOta with daily ssas
derson, Huntsville. Crn"asss
Henderson and Loneyiew ~
with international R,iAas
Calvert with stage fl, LIN
weekly. AT Brelnopd ssre
daily. At Rchland 10, y
Cotton Gin, Palestine anaqr
Corsicana tor Dallas Mcyi!r
sherman. At Ledbetts1as
Grange and Bastrop. Al e
San Marcos, New Braunf.laS
tonic and Fl Paso.
s:3O p. vi. Night EXPIRES. leavesd dali.
at Corsicana at 80 A <
Austin at A. VI Gomez
all points made as above '%
Close connection at Houston with Mo-.
ers via Galveston, Houston and Hendssaas
road or steamboat from Galveston.
From Corsicana trains leave at SAN
P. NJ, arri wing at Houston at p. NJ anSsaa
From Austin t. aims leave al els A. NE
arriving in Houston at 5 P. VI. and 6:l5 wv
Passengers for San Antonio and ali =
Weetern Texas will save twelve hours nv wy
Austin, and avoid nearly 100 miles of ttSIssss
ing.
Passengers for Northern and Eastern p.
find this the cheapest, quic kest and mos. y
ronte, being from forty eight 10 sixty horr,pas
than via Red river.
Freight always as low as by any other INN.
CORNELIUS Eyy,
General superints,s
JAMES r. CRIB,
General Freight and Ticket Agent. i,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
ARRIVED YE3TERDAY.

British ship Adelaide Baker, McClunon from Liver
poOl via Galveston. TO master-Polu:
Spanish ship Eufemia Alzcii, Is DAYS from Havana
in ballast, to Hoffman &co-2d district
British bark Bellevue Cutten, from Cardiff Jan
udTy g. to nlast.r-A glers
TOWEOATS.
Tccumsch, Averill. from the Pasees--Towed down
and to sea. ith instant, ship North Star. and
briggs cfaha and Cirque Sore ,le-bTought ul
snip EuteE.ina aud bark Bellevue
STEAMBOATS,.
Shannon. Beatty. from Louisville
Belfast. st dam. from 81 Louis
u ) Pike. Brown. from S"rrNenOrt
EanLocb City, Albert from Point Jefferson
LiHze Hopkins. Auc0n from hatanrChe
,lunCliita Belle. Blanks, from Camden
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
sietcore.osiCni Record.

The signal service, United States army,
REPORTS, for the benefit OF commerce., the
meteorological record. at 3:43 7. IL, local
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10

GLbARRD YESTERDAY.
Steamship Victor Gates, for New York via Havana
Steamship Western Metropolis. Quick. for New
York
Steamship George Washington, eager, for New
York
Steamship Junlata. HoAle. for PhIadelIhla VIA Ha-
Bark Ebcnezer Nelson for Hamburg
British schooner lizzie Webster Jac kson for Belize
and Puerto tahellos
Schooner aauiire Hansen, for Pensacola
Schooner Stingray. Harrison for Pensacola
Schooner Cora SmvHer Harrison for Sabine Pass
Schooner Kate Buchanan. Buchanan, for Sabine
Pas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10

A Washington special says Mr.. William
Orton. president Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, has written letter
to the Appropriation Committee Of the
House. Informing them Of his unwilling
ness to transmit the reports OF the Signal
Bureau in the future at the present rates.
on the grounds that he can not do 50 except
at loss to the company. The present coa-
tract expires on the first Of May.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
EXPORTS,

NEW ToRK-Stcamsrip Western Metropolis
l75 ia les cotton Il 500 hides 10 bales hides rs ties
soap socl. 81 hbs OIL 1921 SKIS cotton seed 20 bags
wool 81 bales iron II hhdS do ," bales skins 3@5
ties beef 25i hhls beet pkgs tallow "A bdls hides
baI,. cottnn nj hhds si,nar loo hills whisky so
bales "a bales hides 2.6 bls hides 1928 hides
5.8 SKIS cation seed + lo5i8 in snecie 50 goat skins
NEW YORK VIA HANANA-For New lork-lo0
bbis m"lasses l15 empty barrs's For Havara-25i
PHiLaDELpII!A VIA HAvANA-Steamship Jul
osnaburss l. bales 456 bdls hides so bbs bone
black bags wool 100 empty barrels IS empty car
DO 5t2 pkGs sundrles For llayana-llfl bbla Hour
200 ties lard "a pkgs mase
HAN R'i-Bark Ebpnezer--I2i5 bales cotton
BElIZE AND PU aRTO Observation-Disclosures
Lizzie Webstcr-127 bills hour 40l half bals 10
bbls potatoes ubls onions 50 hbls pork lF halt nbs
do 10 bbs whisky keys lard ties lard ties bans
j tire bacon 40 bates hay :. SKIS corn SKIS oats 2J'
observation-disclosures Pauline-12a bbls -four 20
bills pork ) hns whisky cks bacon bbls moiasses
100 SKIS corn 80 SKIS oats 80 SKIS bran 10 bbls onions
100 bbs potatoes 20 bales hay
observation-disclosures StlngiaT-"o bbs -four 10
bbls potato,s nbs onions Sc SKIS corn 40 SKIS oats
10 SKIS bran 80 bos pork ties hams 80 bales hay 10
bbls bread bhls whisky 80 pkss sundres ora w.,
-four 20 eks bacon $50 SKIS corn $50 pix sundrles
SABINE PASS--Schooner Kate Ruchanan-l casll
bacon ! bgl whisky 1853 PIX mdse
IMPORTS.
IyERFOOI--Ship Adelaide-2938 SKIS salt
RIO JANfiRo-btt1E F0Ieningen-fOi5 bags coffee
3e3JEi?TS OF PRODUCE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Shaunon-22 bales cotton
80 hxs candles 530 hbs pork and sundry produce
ST LOUlS---Steamer Eeiflst--lI96 bills -four Sc
bids husky 200 SKIS corn 40 SKIS oats and sundry
produce
cotton 81 SKIS cot ton seed
POINT JEFFEESON-Steamer Baunock Ctg-350
bales cotton l3l sEs cotton seed
BAYOU LAFOCRCHt-Stea amer lizzie liGpkins-
ll5 hhds sugar 90 bbls molasses 81 half Dbls do 8
bales Gotten
CAMDEE-Steamer 0uachita Beile-663 bales cot,
ton and suadiics
By THE 2ILEOADe.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
March 9-3+ bales cotton IS hhds sugar 70 bbls do
AZ lbls Inolasses halt bbis do
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD March 9-36i bales cotton bales dOmestics
6 SKIS cotton seed IL bbls turpentine 96 bds hides
and sun6ries $3.50 -
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, March e-S36 bales cotton aud
sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
Average Excl apge

The market opened with only a moderate
demand, but ID better feeling and factors
asking fuller prices than were accepted
yesterday, which checked the movement,
Later in the day. however, buyers operated
more freely, and prices stitfened. closing at
the above quotations. The continued tall
ing Oft in the receipts compared with last
year inspired increased confidence in a ia
vorable reaction at Liverpool next week
Ordinary sold at 1875 and zoe: strict or,li-
nary at 20 g &c; style between strict ordi-
nary and good ordinary at 205sc; strict
good ordinary at Il lsc, and st1ict low
middiins as low as 81 l2c
The Exchange reports: Demand good;
market rather steadier." Its quotations for
good ordinary. low m;ddling and middin-
are advanced lsc.
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II seems incredible, bat it is confidently
stated that the first Protestant baptism OF
an infant that ever occurred in the island OF
Cuba took place about three weeks ago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10
REI.nW COMING Up.

Norwegian ship Solan. Jansen, days from Ma.
tal2as to thaiiraiX Agar
Ship Reunion. Curtis, hoin Liverpool January to
to master
Schooner David WATSON Jones, days from Ma
tn Z4s to : Thompson &c2-
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Edmond Vicknair vs.. MIR. HIcManus-

Edmond Vicknair vs.. MIR. NcNanus-
First Justice Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1888
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the Hon. II. NJ. Dihble
First Justice OF the Peace i'll aud the parish of
Orleans. | will proceed to sell at public auction,
at James Regau's stables, No. 134 Baronne street,
TUESDAY. March 10. 1872, at twelve o'clock II
the following described property. to wit
ONE HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
Seized il the above entitled suit.
Frllns-Cash on the spot.
mis- IA Is DANIEL CROWLEY. Constable.
Mrs. Widow NctsTi e. for Use of Ninnr
Son, John Ha,au-Fir,t Justice Court for
the Parish of Orleans No. 1918.
10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI F.CIAS. To
ID me directed by the Hon. H. NJ Dibble First
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish OF Or
leans, Will proceed to sell at public auction at
No. 1873 Julia street, on TUESDAY. March IL, 1872,
at twelve o clock NJ the following described prop
erty, to VIII
FIVE FINE MARBLE TOMBSTONES.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit
Terms-Cash the spot.
lnh2 II DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-10

A spectator of the Washington receptions
thinks that President Grant is more reticent
than ever these days, and that even Mrs.
Grant is silent.