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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-20
&EW KORN Q
GHiB suits Against Jay Gould Dismissed
&ine Millions DisgOrged-Tweive CefA
mmns About Cuba-TheiB RrnB, Rme
ruuuirfOu md Men,

GaEs suits AgaEnsp Jay Gould Dismissed
aine Millions DisgOrged-Tweive Ger
alntns About Cubn-Thsig RrmB, Pine
munitiOn and Men.
New YORK, December 19-Two gold
Brokers firms are reported suspended.
S. L. M. Barlow states that the Erie Rail
way Company will compromise with Jay
could upon the basis of $9,OO0,OOO
&t is stated the Erie suits against Jay
Gould have been dismissed, he disgorging
S90O0,0O0.
ghe Herald publishes twelve columns
about Cuba. There are 10000 CUhans un-
deq arms. They have plenty of ammuni-
Zion, but lack guns. Had they guns
thaB could place 10000 men III the
field. The struggle will be prolonged IN
Tess outside parties interfere.
Money stringent; q cent commission;
closed at "a commission. Sterling advanced;
governments closed very dull at Is a u de-
cline. States dun and steady.
Sizes of 1881, ll73s; five-twenties OF 1862.
G52A; 1864, 1928; 1865, Il21b; new, $85;
0S67 llGl8; 1863 ab6 new kves. @O2s;
Con -fprties, l092s.
tennessee sixes 7019, nov 803s; Vir-
Ginia skies 48, new so; consolidated 57ls,
deferred 1914; louisiana skies 81, new 80
6eyee skies so, eights Co. alabama Fights
So tives SIS; Georgia skies 10, sevens st;
%orth Carolina skies 81, new 20, special
FAX -; South CaGoliaa old so. aew 231S,
April and October &c.
The ninth juror in the Stokes eass was @ts
Gained to-day.
The settlement OF the Jas Goultl coMpl
cations with the Erie railroad by the pay
6nent OF 100000 excited the marker. Erie
advanced from 50 to 81 y. Gould now owns
some 100000 shares, and is fully fortified,
Smother Erie narrow gauge track is con
whereby trains can come Srosn
CHE West without breaking bulk.
J$aTiyVd-Bercedita.
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TooNruUED FROM FIRST PAcE.l

decided who were the legal canvassers, and
even II. as stated in this case, the court ex.
caed4d IFS authority, its decision viii have
to be respected until the decision shall be
set aside by superior court. 1t would be
DANGEROUS for the President to set the prece-
dent OF interfering with the decisions OF
courts.
Judge Campbell remarked that if Judge
Cartier. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, should under
take to count the votes for President and
%ice President, and declare who were elect
cd to these Offices with the power OF the
government to support him, the act would
De no more legal than the course pursued
in Louisiana under the opinion Of tire court
supported by the federal power. The com
@littee did not ask the President to decide
anything; they only asked him to investi-
gate the matter, and communicate 70 Con
gress the report of three honest men select
Ga by him for the purpose.
Che President said he could not, without
tho action Of Congress, employ and com
Bensate such men. Judge Campbell said
theTe was so much patriotism involved, the
gentlemen would trust TO Congress for com
WeHsation.
The President replied that without Con
OCCASIONAL authority, such a committee
could not administer oaths or compel the
attendance Of witnesses. Judge Campbell
SalN uue COIululGJt6 "OuIu EUuu4uhiNSSIo
with those acquainted with all the cIrcum-
stances, and learning the facts report the
ruth. What they wanted was respon-
gible inquiry by men whom every one knew
would tell the truth.
The President replied that such a com
0afttee should have authority by law 20
send for persons and papers, and examine
witnesses on oath.
$udge Campbell asked whether the Rresi-
dent would receive for the committee the
law and the facts in the case. They did not
Eish 20 90 outside OF them.
The President replied they would be ex-
amned by the Attorney General, if it was
thought proper to do so. The committee
Will hold another meeting tomorrow morn !
Gag The probable programme is
tbae a subcommittee Of five members viii
seaman here in charge Of the subject, and |
chat the remainder Of the committee will |
visie fhe great centres of trade where they |
Gav6 business relations J
st is now stated that Mr.. Golfax will uot !
the Tribune ediUorship. 7
Denmark, Sweden and Norway have !
Rigaed a convention for coinage uniforrGity. 7
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Gontsiann Convict q.nhorn

She st. Louis Times Of Tuesday save:
5udge Treat made an order YESTERDAY. in
bankruptcy, directing She sale of a com
modify not very frequently put on the mar
Get HE frm OF O'FaIlon g. Hatch, now
III bankruptcy owned a one. half interest
as lessees of the Louisiana State Peniten-
tiary, the other half being held by Messrs.
James & BYnum. The Lease il for twenty
one years from March 3, 1870, and its terms
are that the !essees guard and clothe the
conFlcts, tile average number Of whom is
about 500, and pay the State of Louisiana
$4,000 for tie tlrst year of the lease, $4,000
tor the second year and so ON increasing
$1,000 OF rent for each subsequent year, the
lesSees i'll return being entitled to tho whole
labor of the convicts.
Robert K. Woods, assignee OF the bank
rupts estate, reported to the bankruptcy
court that he had received an offer OF
10000 for the one-half interest held by him
as assignee; that the lease had not hitherto
been remunerative, but might be made So;
that, after great effort he had not, until the
present offer was made, been able 10 secure
any bid for the same, and that the parties
holding the other half of the lease were not
disposed to bug the bankrupts half OF sell
their own half.
The assignee recommended the acceptance
Of the offer made, and the court made an
order authorizing him to sell On Che terms
offered
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q aSEAne ResnnnsiAidi,aA

!ge copy this from che St. Lous Dsmossas:
The representations made by st. louis
and New Orleans merchants 20 the Liver
pool people, to the effect that StELOuis had
established such facilities for delivering
grain to ocean vessels as 70 enable her to
guarantee plenty of loading of that descrip-
ton 20 them, has had the effect Of attract
ing 20 the pore Of Eew Orleans very great
increase Of ocean tonnage Very soon there
will tie plenty OF ships III New Orleans seek
ing grain fr&ights. will the grain be there
for Them? at the present time the pros.
pec$ is not. assuring, for the price now
charged per bushel for grain from Cairo by
the barge line is go high that there is no
money in shipping, A Liverpool steamer
desires to sell her bulk grain space attweIve
pence pep bushel for ono wear. A Baltimore
firm desires to buy it at that and to purchase
their December and January corn III Cairo,
and all the balance n St. Louis. provided
the barge line will agree 20 a rate of freight
which will make the trade p0ssible-namelv,
eighteen cents per bushel for December and
January, and ten cents per bushel for the
balance of the year. In all commercial
transactions The question of present profit
must, of course, be kept well in sight, bus
IN a struggle to establish special trade. it
is often best to move forward at a rate
which frequently barely clears the cost st
seems to us that just such a case has now
arisen, and that the grain movement should
be thus helped forward, even If the barge
company make no money i'll Shis particular
IN
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aneafnn Hnalrcra.
Ghe@La GnlI a,naac nma.0

She first concert to be givea by Che "
rivaIa1 vioIinist rOa Rnl1 y Ola gallor,
''.S 49, ~ 49, -. sl..
ibt'I Ae1C Monday evening Will attract Sh'
] interest Of CUP Rev Orleans people whc
have an admiration 6or music. We repgo
d,,oo fro,,, oha e,n,,s.a lc,aaro;a, s7s',.,.
u"co I1oni V1o = oS'@ N>"0"' s''J ~o'SS'-
ttttonoh$t, a4otlce % 0pe % The copcerts ia
| that city
the Oie @nII c0~cert lat svrn;n% is s s
nIsced before orr neon;s. and that thay U anL
ePrec;ated the onnnrtunito Vas uitness95d X H.
tbs LARGE and saIeC4 andience zvbicb |rrsa+ ~
The Great NnrweSian and III assis+a55ts oo'o'"
IT, ,,ro,,orI1, 5sor;l,o j.; -,l,,,c- ~ -; a
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Inmee &ohfnann,a o,ircua-

q leading Eastern paper in & notice OF
the great circus troupe Of James Robinson
which will appear at the Academy Of Music
Monday evening, says:
This company does not travel in the
usual way, with baggage wagons, They
road conveyance, dropping in upon sncb
cities only as can be reached by this mode
Of transportation, aud are popuious enough
to insure large audiences, as the enormous
expenses OF the company would not permit
their performing any where else Besides,
travelling in this way keeps their horses in
good condition while it preserves their
brilliant ring fixtures and paraphernalia
from injury The numerous riders and
acrObats attached to this troupe are said TO
be pre- eminentIy distinguished for the rare
ness Of their talent and The great versatility
Of their performances.
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E9gRE1GS.s

&Ap Ma$chIess EVr6ckc6-8Il Hands 2ese-
RoberB GOwles on aSaiB- General
0hanzy's EOrpp-OverAOys US 5ha
%eine-The Spanish Cabfnep.
GoNDoN, December l9.-ghe ship Ratch
Gess was wrecked off the coast Of s{oYthum-
&erland. All lost
Robele Bowles, the PaBis banker, secured
100000 bail, and was released from the
Sewgate prison.
PARIS, December f9.-Geieral Chanzy s
corps is being rapidly increased to 100000
9nen, while General DucrOt, doubtful Re
publican, has only 1890 men undeE his com
maud
The rivcq' Seine has overHowed IFS banks
and the water is spreading on both sides.
The Paris quays are flooded. The city Of
@ihept is also flooded.
MADRID, December l9.-Bhe RnpGrcju!
Gays: Reconstruction of the Cabinet can not
Se delayed. Republicans an the Gortes
have resolved to support vote of conf
olence only ON condition that the govern
gnent declare unequivocally in favor Of the
immediate abolition Of slavery in Spanish
oOminions He intended 10 keep the Mon
G9rChists aweb
PARIS, December i$-gbe motion against
@Iuties on raw material was defeated by
S@te OF 46l to l5S. Two hundred thousand
Cranes was voted for 9hs qelieg Of sufferers
6GOm inundatiun.
GoNDoYs Decembee Ige~B'6llion decreased
&lQ0BNR
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shipping demand is brisk, but without any
material change in prices to report. We
quote navy bread at 4Ac, pilot bread sd
&c, French biscuit &c, soda crackers cafe,
butter 7c Boston Sc, picnic &c, oyster &c,
sugar 90l2c, cream lie, ginger nuts l2c,
lemon 16c, cracknel biscuit 35c p fb.
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet.
They are held at 18c apiece
LARD OL-Summer strained is dull and
nominal, but winter do is in moderate job
bing demand at 500 &1Ac T. gallon. No
round lots selling.
CoAL-The demand for this article is light,
but owing to the small supply on hand,
with no prospects of immediate receipts,
prices have advanced. Pittsburg is now
quoted at 75c T. Dbl by the boat load and So
y hid, So + ton to steamships, 90c y Dbl
TO amboats, 81 to manufacturers and
81 . at retail. Anthracite is retailing at
Sl3 so y ton, and American camel at S SO
Y bbl. No English camel coal in market.
NAVAL SToREs-The market is quiet, the
high rares Of freight restricting the filling
of orders. Spirits turpentine are in fair
supply and quoted nominally at Csc f.
gallon. Resin is in good supply and
moderate demand. Pale is held at S. y
Dbl; No 7 at S404 %, and No. ? at S. Is.
! pitch lie scarce The last sale was at IS -
p bhl. Tar is in demand and selling at
| Ice T. gallon, with light supply on hand.
| TALLow-Is in moderate supply and
| firm, with the movement restricted from
| wanS of tonnage. It is quoted at 82b a Sc
| T. Is Tor prime aud SC for ordinary.
WooL-Is in demand and frIn, in con
sequence of light stocks. We quote: ABesi-
eau improved % d27c; bury 2G q Doe; &o9ls
lana 80 q 40c, and lake II 050c = 70.
OAK STAHEs-The stock on hand is good,
with Il fair 6teMand, and some shipments are (
beibg made. No change in prices We |
quote: Extra pipe, cullel, T. 1900 delivered |
I l.
head SI35 l40; wine pipe Sis a l20 clarSt
Sl00 a lO5; barrel ESQ, and keg S40 045,
NesS-8s in better demand, and prices
exhibit eight Improvement. Receipts
are taken up as they arrive at 3 312c for
country gray; 5d SC for mixed, Sand SAGE
aS 8 a 91ac = b.
SALT-She demand is active, and, with
better facilities sor hauling, prices are
6EmeT, and We nov quote dealers rates
troln store ateB 4O0l 80 for coarse, and
81 IS az IS fer fine When eaken from
warehouse in lots % deduction is made for
dTSyags. We lave 10 cargo sales to re-
port, self+Fs' views being above those of
buyers. The last sale reported was at 81 %
att0sG. yurh's SslaHd is nominal, with no
cargs%s offering. 1t is petailing at 81 IS q
! 30 T. bag OF Swo bushels. Tssble colt ID !
poet~'g is selling at 212 70 each.
RIcE-Commou 20 good ordinary grades
are in btFres demand Soc shipment TO the
IEesS. but other qualities are neg
lected. Prices Sernain unchanged. houisi-
ana lie in ample supply, and is quoted at I '
}l6 a &c SOr 40. 3 (br0ken); 81 a 512c $or
common; SlA aS1Bc for ordinary; ~ G74ac
Tor pril0e. an1 73S a &c for choice q tb.
Caroline is held Ds SIC Y tB.
* T S34s Q. sa H, , soa3g snbraes
has been reduced go abous slGO
lids. Nothing has SSanspired 20 indi-
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New Orleans, Mobile Wilmington, Norfolk,
Baltimore, Cape May and New York.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, December 10, P. NJ
Barometer 1880. Wind south-southwest,
strong. Arfiyed-Bark Alice Campbell,
GorhaIn master. seventeen days from New
York, with general cargo, to George w.
HynsOn & Co. No departures.
VICKsBURG, December 9.-Down-Emilie
LaBarge, at & P NJ; Charles Bodmann, at
10 P. NJ. Up-Joe Kinney, at ten last night.
Weather cool and cloudy. River rising.
SHREVEPORT, December I0'-The pros
poets are still more fattering, with heavy
rains to-day. The river rose eleven inches
during the past twenty -four hours making
total of thirty inches. The reports from
above ara encouraging.
MEMPHIS, December l9.-Weather cool;
raining all day. River falling slowly. Ar
riyed-Arlington, from Cincinnati Darda-
nellie, from White River. 'Departed-gom
Jasper, for New Orleans; Exporter, for
Cairo
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SEW oRLEANs CLEARING HOUSE.

-oSai "eeA 'eioI@ $50. I4'o''zl' % l''4.'s" q
S9l0 opened az al 70 q m 70, against lilH
at New hork, and, &tteg hmlSed business
closed at f8 a III %. decline OF : a
489 from Yesterday rates., against ~ z
IL that marHet, where, during the interim
b@aGhed II She safes summed az
t2,Uoo 1nclu1lng e2oOo az II ~ QJg al
d ~ ~ IA 9oooQ az lIa7s, E5O0o az Ma
S co." aI ~ - ana sI4,0VU eaflS IE7oV1 %nQ
s0goVJ ~ ~:
~ s"Its y FliNeT we're i"l3oES1a. Dug th%
market IN SympathS with gold, IS reported
lo"ef; 1 5nLe,;a haii &c are 40"
quoLSGG ~ lo9 CIV, ana HBexlcan SoIi3rs q;
| paT0 y cehS pf%lnluLn IN goIG.
ho ny E6Alel'U IL 7Get4lIg SAthdh$% We
o. Laif eHseh1, anu, "haSr I!it course % SoIto
d. Ae" 4ork' faIes oeGhhe" = cent
ne saies amounted 10 ABOUT .S0V,oo', c03-
6pF5s'9S @3VVg olii o. d&o1ng az 32o1e' &IV
Vg goo 40 at d%0d@ @2 J010 40 az SSoia 9@U"S
c9 ;o00 40 tTlooU I0oO anu S0oOQ al l203e>
-looo 81 gear az ~ ~ @.vUQ oitI 81 i"0
an i 40 clsar a. az 15 5o1 50S .
Gi~ n Ivy aHS SIL3V"j e. l-0zl, s2oVo 40
I- ,c%o 29VO 40 III90o and i2GS( "t 12O2s,
i~ioGo utSnh 81 80, aYAA SiV'eOV %SlS"te
od mi t anu oaah ~ =; r..
~ n[ u were no SAFES Oh iS"l's Ye?'oS ,%<'o
M H noo S'FiSia~ ihS'iAs "% hotlceES q e"ie "S
0V'ooo az
,6 5 ~ Sl4Se s3HTIihg l'iis we're "laSef 81
~ 4|V7s in[ 'iIl "F laGlilS aYlA al Gear,
Sn9 ~, ~ z -" = ioF odhh' anu lEaHos az
80 'o~@ " "'''7S lux Pll'~te' "n'A "oi"I-n"A loF
"E Ia
Ihe offerings 81 I0mesSS exchange weTe
oil moderate extent, ana at me close , rates
800 80" o a sl@GS ILlleP. az SAFES Neiuo"@
Sc~N'oUV e!SHs az NC" IN, SWhld CiAS
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31A4ShETS.
Domestic NPaYkets.

new 8oRK, December 19-Cotson-$aIes
2520 bales; uplands 20Ac; Orleans 2034c.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-Sprins
l ace lower; winter unchanged. Corn
steady. Rice quiet, 08l1c, Pork dull and
unchanged. lard lower as 73s a s Bloc
Naval stores and sallow active. SShisky
firm, 81.
CscIsNA7I, Deccmbey i9-Flour in fsiY
demand and firm at 81 IS al so. Corn IN
changed Provisions dull and heavy. Pork
dull and nominal Lard-Kettle rendered
IA a 738c sales 1909 tierces steam 7l8c !;
buyers At che close offered &c. Bacen
steady shoulders 49, sc, clear rib sides
Sc, clear sides 81 d812c; jobbing sales
ouly. whisky in taiB demand and lever
at SEC
sT. Louis, December 19-FIour full ard
unchanged small business Corn dull and
unchanged Whisky higher, 93c Pork
el2, March 8acon-Nothing doing. lard
weak; no sales.
9eHsigB HaekcEs.
LIVERPOOL, December 10, Eveai4g.A
Cotton closed quiet; uplands l0ls 9i0Hd;
Orleanp l03sd; Orleans, Dec$mbeS B0183
SOsiB los 81.
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'BB ORLEANS cLSssIFICATros, AesswILATED

Z. M - = 77-'771 y 777'V0 ~
%XGePSlona! cases offers we're accepted :
ana IN some ne instances &c under Qua INSIDE
hslSr:s, the lo|est point aRpearea 90 haTe
neen lo9chtH early IN the afternoon %h"I
under the absence Of the usual competition
among buyers, factors Ver" compelled 70
order 10 feahze, 10 MAKE more liberal CON
lessons. later IN tue day the feeling
seemed 10 oe better, the market closing a
our quotations. among the sales We noticed
low ordinary at lD5so; ordinary At 1870;
strct ordinary 81 Il . and i o,i0c;, good
ordinary az Ie and Ie@8c: d" Blenders at
1880: strict good ordinary az ls&s. lS-e and
lS5sc; do Blenders at l9lsci .trll'S good ordl-
nary Z" low mdlddlmg at 1@lac; lo" nii'1-
dn4% at i6@s l99S, 1873 ana l9c; strcS low
lnl195ing az t9@c; strict low mddhnG !"
m3GHDg at 1"l2c; strict mla6hng 10 1'soc.
ana "a, s"od una onnstat 3074@'
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RECEIPgs "a NATHRoA2p.
IN BANKRUPTCY,
STATE OF P0wHATAx CLARKE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE

New Orleans, December H. 1872
FREHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
w. in bankruptcy has been issued ont of the Dis
trlct Court of the United States for the District
OF Of Louisiana against the estate of Powhatan
lana, adiudged a bankrupt upon his own petition
that the payment of any debts, and the de-.
livery OF any property belonging to said bankrupt
to him, or for his use and the transfer OF any prop
eEty, by him are forbidden by law; that meeting
OF the creditors Of said bankrupt, to prove theft
debts and choose one or more assignees of his es
tate, will be held at q court of bankruptcy to be
holden on the eighteenth day of January. A. D.
1873, at twelve O'Clock M at No. Al Exchange aIley
New Orleans, before D. Augustin, Register.
S. 3. PACKARD,
Sc J&t6 United States Marshal.
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EXPORTS
TGBTSF-eSt

HeyIIG~steamsS Crsole-15 blols bees GOS Skgs
sunirIes
HAVRE-Fhi,o Nosss Oayo-38OO bales cotton 1860
pcs staves
UTILLA VIA observation-disclosures SIischieF-For
Gnlla-l2 bbls bread so bbls hour iriins butter
800 fret lumber pkgs mdse For Havana-940 bbls
flour !7e SKIS rice 81 bbls tallow 228 SKIS oats 1870
SKIS bran ties hams 10 bxs bacon S0J Sbls TOsia 81
Gs5saS Gt!SmQagge
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.y6osl " Z. A{AL!Al


C0qYoS-She sales today embraced 1900
bales az easier prices, Che CLOSING quotations
and good ordinary, ana lsc ia The better
qualities. We modify our quotations ac-
corsinglv, and give also The Exchange fig
urea. which are soS average lists according
with lie official type while ours present tie
proper range Of the market for average
Lists, but with rhe outside figures Tor low
middling given as She outside eigr.fes soy
strict.
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observation-disclosures.
SdlmheIo Condemned bv sIassaehuseSts
GegisIature-Steamsh Ia DistrcAsa

gdlnlheIo Condemned bv sIassaehuscets
LegisIature-Steamship in DISTRESS
BosToN, December l9,-The House of
Repre- sentatives to-day, by a vote Of l04 to
~, passed II resolution COndemnatOrY OF the
course of Senator Sumner in introducing a
Dill in the United States Senate to re
move all inscriptions relating to the rebel
zion from the army register and national
&ags, The Senate passed the resolution be-
o. vote of 20 to 9.
BALTIMORE, December I&-The schooner
$yewis Herman from Charleston. for Balt-
dnore, was seen off "Wof Trap" with her
gnGin and mizzen masts gone.
GALVESTON, December l9--8 fire is now
burning at the corner of Strand and Centre
streets, and notwithstanding a high north
wind is blowing the fire has been confined
60 the buildings in which il originated. oc-
cupied by Hitchcock & Co, ship chambers:
Andrews & Grover, c. n. Eley. j. H. Rob
3nson and James Day & Co. Hitchcock s.
60. are partly insured.
MONTGOMERY, December l9..-The Senate
@aganized with Democratic officers The
Sewer house adjourned after roll call The
lower house of Radicals continues its ses-
e0ns at the courthouse. The establishment
@f o separate organization by the Repuh-
$jcans is apprehended.
BosToN, December 2&-Thc Board as
e&ldermon today accepted the legislative
fstLS empowering INC Guy 10 ISSUE DOil&S 10
the amount of go 100000.
Weather REPORT
WAR DEPARf~sET,l
Office Chief Signal Officer }
Washington, December 10, 1872, 535 p NJ. y
PROBABILITIES.
In the Northwest. and thence over the
upper lakes, and southwark to the Missouri
and lower Ohio valley, northeasterly to
northwesterly winds, cloudy weather. snow
and rain, followed by rising barometer and
cold, partly cloudy and clearing weather,
tomorrow. In the Gulf States and Ten
nessee, brisk southwesterly and northwest
erly winds, increasing pressure. continued
rain and lower temperature to-mor-
row, with occasional light snow. In the
South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
warm, threatening weather, and rain, with
brisk northerlv aud easterly winds In the
lower lakes, and thence over the Middle
and Eastern States higher temperature,
falling barometers, brisk northerly and
easterly winds, threatening weather. snow
and rain, extending to Canada. Warning !
signals have been ordered for Galveston, b
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RRR1gED YESTERDAY.

Costa Rcan steamship Juan q Meigs, PucIett,
;ro'n Colon and PoIe &inon, to Miller Sco--
gst district
Spanish steamship q4aria Hetso srom gavana 20
Herman, Hertz &cS-3d district 50
s0anish steamship Falchoy, Parapa, tsom HaVana
90 Puig Bros-3d district "a
British ship Queen Of England, Atkins from s0ueh
Shields, i'll ballast, 20 nlaeter-POint
BRITISH ship iris Baxter tSo19 &ewpet 0csOFseS 49,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCR.

CAiRCe-steamer Turner-66 bales COTTON f4O
SKIS cotton seed PAST SKIS 48l SKIS oats 200 bbs
flour 50 bbls whisky 1855 bbls apples and sundry
produce
Q0NALDSoEvILLE-Stesmer Nenrv Tete-3
bales cotton 1852 hhds sugar bbs sugar 9g bbls mo-
lasses half bbls do and sundries
ST jAMES-Steamer BannOck City-37 hhds SUI
gar bbls sugar 1873 bbls molasses halS bbls do 6
kegs DO and sundr1es
LAKE PROVIDENCE-Stermer Ouachita Belle
45 bales cotton 224l SKIS cotton seed and sundrles
ARGYLE LAEDING-Steamer Frank Pargeud-
92O bales cotton IT'S SKIS cotton seed and sundries
LOWER SOAST-Steamer Bradish Johnson
275 hhds sugar Is bbls sug~C 704 bbls molasses 50
half bbls do lO7 .bbls rice and sundries
Low kls COAST-Steamer Empire-+5 hhdB sugar
"a bbls mOlasoes 234 bbs rice Is SKIS licS and sun
dries
FICESBURG-Steamep Southvesrern-lagS bales
cotton 1913 SKIS cotton seed and sundriea
ONO RIVER Graham fstbuat-ll 100 Igbls agples
5lt bNS potatoes
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
&ORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
December 1873 bats cotton $50 hhds sugar u bbls
do 1861 b5.s molasses half biol do kegs do and
sundTies
NEW ORLEANS, HOBILE 8ED TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, December 1895 bales cotton 1870 hhds sugar
bbls sugar 343 bills molasses and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERS RAILROAD, December l9-537 bales cotton
and sundrY produce