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10 bie-Dcaiers.-FOR SALE-A RAJ

40 Marble Dealers.-FOR SALE-A Rare
i BRA corssg 81 MARBLE QUARRY and SAVING MILL,
DHeirr HOUSES ard about Il of LAND 90 South
yi1Tori Inugtoa and Rlana Railroad The QaaE1F
wErr % TIE q1 ~ improving the further IS ne Cow
Pr aieI Baltimore and Nev.forS 81 excellent
ding NIL hunt for egA Of
has f oneraton. trire wuel AMI plenty q water for
0rWef; k situation Immediately the "a 11 VITA duarfV
power together. The SITE for AGug marble a.
arllal Price very low. Apply 10 CHARLES JtSKlSs hast
I W tlao-si Baak. NesNork.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY. HOTEL
STAND Rea Estat. SALE Cgsgyle Orange CounV
Log THURSDAY. March p,
The line Ncwburgh Branch Of tat hHe Raj
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CRIE RAILWAY-WINTER ARRANGE

l. MENT Of Trains taking effect 1871. Prom Chambers
II. (For Twenty thrfsi see note below =
g H. chicago Day Express Driving Room Coaches
10 Falls and Sleeping Coaches % destination
Express Mail for Buffalo and Niagan Falls Drasingroom
Suquehnna AMI Sleeping caches ~ drsinsnon
Night Express seepngCOahes 70 Buffalo and Nasss
200 D. M Dayl Cincinnati Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Fa ana thence
Fox Port Jervis and llS go $50 and 100
For Goshen and MdIleOru 80 500 1890 llOO and Ills n
For warwick 500 lii0 and HE'S a. m 40 pm.
Nevbulgh. 1890 $50 and O0 $50, +S and $50
Suaer 300 tG3o llOO and 'll5 NJ 800 500 $50 600,
1880 100 and Tll:ls p - -
For Rdgewood Hohokus Aeniae and Rsmy 800 30 loo
'Il:l5 NJ. 800 SEQ $500. tb:Jo, 900 and -ll:O
For Paterson 645 40 800 i8JO 1000 l0 Ills 1900
m sI45 $50 $500 55 $50. 600 $50 800 s:b. li@
For RS,berfTr PARK and Pasac SIS 80 s5D ll:
L IN, -l;i5 $3.50, 500 55 600 6;S, Sl1 p u AMI UW
FoI and way 800 and s5s H. la45 4o AS Ge
and & ~ D. m nd Saturdays only 4 90 mid. -
Hsiae and Way $500 aud SE l25 400 4S and 900
For Spring Valley and WAY 74s and BIS l2G 600
For Engewood 500 As $780, I:3 3:l5 Aus AS $50.
G; q and F7:45 D. N. Saturdays only 2:Hl mid.
For Cesski 45 900 1880 1l5 ais $50 $50 aud
IS D SATURDAYS oniS 1890 midnight 49, =.
For Upper Pennont 500 :i5 800 l;W i;5, $40 9:JO'
G. 20 and +7:t5 \. m. SATURDAYS only u 01 midnight
For and Nyack 300 $780, 40, e9O oO anu ''@
o. n. SATURDAYS only 1870 midnight -.
B-Tns leaving Chambest on even hours or nan nous .s
Twenty nst fifteen minutes than above tine The 800
H. ana 1900 midnight Trains from thamber-st only
B-Trans on the r r. Of ". j. leaving Chamberst on
quarter Twenty hd thirty minutes earlier lah Above
Tickets for passage Apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches obtained and orders for e checking aud transfer Of
Harlem
Cogrt Booklyn Broadway Wamsbugb tie Companys
Uepcts of Agents a the principal hotels.
wM K BARR. Gell PAssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25

ID 4. ID. MkLLlCK, jr., ~ BRO, Auctioneers
Li tfs Ne~J Jersey Real Estsie, No Pissst n iIrS Es-
fSfuvnu Z" w Al the premset ~ order o. hbNhl
g. ~ AUCTION SALE Of desirable DIV KILLING, WIN
~ LAND al WAyKRLY ~ D. a. minutes from New 1oIk ~
ef Railroad III. properly situated al the 2nc1oH o. the
s iOae from Newark Elizabeth MINUTES WALK ron
re- e<aon Tie dwelling IL IN good order The
~ ~ nicely shaded well situated for improvements com,
s-,.ehgs Fsry For phoogfaphs and inh
EeuAs, W. y n ~ '4NA---Nn' J'' SAN'' INV w. "
UOCK LEASE AT AUCTION.-The Sub
~, Asgnee in Bankruptcy o. the Derby Steamboat Com
All !, - a. Public Auction = 10 oecci "WEDNESDAY
sam, - 80 oshSUe Pa ~ b. r. including lie Siorehose b.
I'd ,HHpsny And having three 10 ruI from APn l.
la " PAaeel4rs address THOs. L. CORNELL, Asssnse Derby
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pcaro aIo Rooms.

DERNANENT BOARD WANTED : By
y,ulg single GESTLjMA furnished telr9c win P,ri.ai
hoard strictly private family resting between nth and Thirty
fh sevelave prefsrTei house 70 have all mod
improvements uneIceonab references terms must BE- moderate
Address HERBERT Tribune Office
GUNNER BOARDERS-Received May list
- ref FENCES guests ROBr FLACK Stamford Coun
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rYpr,,,, ABElAS Il. MuLLEk, AucnoneeT
EALSUIORS SALE of HOUSES and LOTS

.S o0e-hanared- tnh-st-ADRIAN " MULLER
tss ~ - 10 WI SILL Al auction TUESDAY March N, a. "
49, War L Ely deeea-ec. 80 -
-Afi OSEHIssDBFIs Sn prr-ru a., IT, ii, ,l,..s,o, b;yt
brcf HOUSES AID LOTS. situate south sds
sl - she nhst between second Hnd Ibdavet and
- ~ "a ~ ~ 2A and 2H. The houses have brown
tss s.i ssi ast basement AID second stones Dath
tns1 feSfe hen and cold large ciose;s ar d0Ie
t.s Ian e.suted; Dry bgs ground LOts zach ltsIiOOs
(oQAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25

-. q. JOHNSON. o.. AucuoneeI
ny JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
~ fSuecessor, b johnson 4 SineT1
-, No 25 NAssAU-sT.. CEDAR e. NHW-l OAK o a..
- hi poulflv Ercharged Auction sales " Sech
Furniture Merchandise Sc
TUESDAY. March r.
Az oCeck 't Exchange Ssesroou, III Broadway y I
BY ORDER OP LOTUS WOOD, esq, $500.
eet1a manufacturing property, Known a. Nos "a an ~
ga kg
BY ORDER OF EXECUTOR.
A. riate BRICK DWELLING az No l97 WEst TENTH
"a = u City Of SeS- York.
W, Also. a tine snc plaee, - -
'Ni 'ALCAHLE NEW-YORK PROPERTY. No q CHEkkl-sI.
v.,r Also tine and pace, .-, =. 100
49, AbLb WlLlIAASBURbH TENEhENT-HOISb NO. "a
"a fiEIHSs.. only block from UnonsTs AID bToseNay
~a q Al ti0st - A9ci0ueer's ohee.
TUESDAY. Apll z,
aeeloek y Errhsuee Saesrcom, III Broadway ~ y,
,-'NhlCkNT BROOKLYN PROPERTY, situated on IrsDa-sFe
A. te positively solo BY order 81 the hieco'A o.
N@S o. JOHN H. FUNK deceased. PARTICULAR hereafter
L. AlsO.
-vEbER OF TIE TRUgTEEs OF NAVY MISSION SCHOOL
In te-1s properly The CORNER Of NANNsT AND 1lEbN-
- ohVJkLlN. Particulars hereafter.
TUESDAY, April
q RICHMOND LC1E by order Of
Ef~ fston u MILLER, 4 fbCh
- -.gflflz, No. q " sl-si Particulars hereafter
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iEnrEL FnR SIZE.

HOTEL FOR SALE. --.. .-,...,,
The COLORADO SPRINGS HOTEL located AZ tbe Tow Of
ID rlrrs n e o, Tkes ieat q mics south OF Denver o.
IN. ervlr and Re Glanie Kwav. ole I'd for to-
r .i the 'nrai,are cost The bGng new vel con
FUN he- roagae-t An ~ present doing good
IL = located great resort for
i, Tie Hoe' T. te properly o. me DenHT anG lac
Cd RsiEay Compauv ard terns q sale ar cash
Company vi grant - pt cent on lhe "sl oI tenn o. Two
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
Matanzas in ballast, to PUG Brothers. No

Matanzas in ballast, to Puig Brothers, No
departures.
TIcKsBURG, October l8.-Down-City OF
Alton, 2. NJ; r. e. Lee, 8 P. NJ. Weather
clear and cool. River falling.
MEMPHIS, October l8-Arrived-Mary
Boyd and Glasgow, from White river. De'
parted-City of Chester and City OF ne,
lena, for ST. Louis. Weather clear and
warm. River falling.
CNCHNAT1, October 18.-WeatheT hay
and mild. River four feet in the channel
"1 ST. lls LOUIS, October 18-Arrivedacar-
RE V. Kountz, from New Orleans River
stationary. Weather cloudy and cooler.
PGrTsBURG, October 18.--RiTer ABOUT ,tIt
stationary; four feet three inches IN ing
channel. L.,
and mild. The river has fallen two inches
in the past twenty-four hours. Navigation
nearly suspended. - p: .4o4.ou
LOUISVILLE, October l8.-RITer station
airy. Weather haSy. g.,
CAIRO, October l8.-Arrived-Susle Sli-
yer. from New Orleans, at 10 4. NJ; Il. ).
Turner, from st. Louis, at | 2. M. Colo
RADIO, from st. Louis, at P III. Departed
Henry Ames, for New Orleans, at u 2. NJ;
Susie Silver, for St. Louis, at II N. Weather
clear. The river has fallen one inch in the
past twenty-four hours.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The market opened with limited supply
and good demand, factors assuming, in con
sequence, a higher tone, and although a
part of the business showed no quotable
Improvement, yet the rest was at figures in
dicating an advance of fully 18c. Strict
good ordinary to low middling sold at 1880,
low middling at 1874, 1873 and I9c, strict do
at 10 and 191sc, and middling at 1913. 1914
and 192sc. An offer of l612c was refused
for ordinary, for which there was some
little inquiry. The improvement realized
was attributed to the demand being in ex-
cess Of the supply.
The sales for the past three days sum up
1880 bales, making an aggregate for the
week Of q 800, against q, 400 last week
and 1920 the week before. Weeks re-
ceIpts 1924 bales, embracing 1913 from
other delivery ports, mostly from Mobile.
and 26, 48l proper, against q, 424 proper last
week and i,l3l last year, making q
total since August 81 Of Ill ,29l bales,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
IMPORT
NEW YORK-Steamship W Lord-Astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

RnGnlF10 UE 1hUDUOn'
ST LOUIS-Steamer Common weaIth-.A bales
cotton 524 bales hay 2O59 bbs -four 1872 SKIS corn 73
bbls whisky Al half bbs do 271l SKIS oats 1875 SKIS
bran 2lS0 SKIS Oilcake 100 hhds bacon 48 bxs bacon
255 ties lard 25 kegs lard and sTlndTy produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer II Yaeger-5557 bbls flour
253 bbls meal IL bhls whisky l4l8 SKIS corn 849 SKIS
lard ID cks bacon 81 bxs bacon $50 bbls pork and
sundrY produce
observation-disclosures Natchez-3l45 bales cotton
5270 SKIS cotton seed and suRdries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peerless-406 bales cot
ton 73l AXIS cotton seed
WASHNGTON-Steame Trenton-3Ol bales cot
ton 729 SKIS eottOnsseed and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer E Hensley-2l7 SKIS rice
l42 bbls rice and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins
bales cotton and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
October 1873 bales cotton l SIX seed cotton Is bbls
syrup 593079 in specie and sundries
ERF RAILROAD October 18--517 bales cotton and
sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19

Wee copy the following paragraph from
the Horse Talk" of the St. Louis Times, Of
Tuesday:
Robert Willard, of Quincy, Illinois, and
w. ~. Spearing, of New Orleans, shipped
on sunday, on the Henry Ames, fifty head
Of driving, saddle and carriage horses.
They were, without exception, the finest lot
OF O horses s that have been shipped out of st.
bring big prices in the South we are mush
mistaken. Among the lot we noticed q
number of fine barouche horses, six Years
old, and lively steppers, and eight span Of
as fine driving horses as have been offered
in this market lately.
w. N. Rogers, of the Fashion stables,
New Orleans, has been in the city for several
DAYS. He purchased number Of fine road
sters from John G. Kelley.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE
4RAND TRUNK ROUTE.

DAILY TRAINS viii leave the depot foot of Canal
street att a. NJ and $50 P NJ, and arrive at 2;l5 P.
NJ. and 11:30 P. NJ
Passengers for louisville via Mobile, Montgomery,
Decatur and Nashville can go through direct by
taking either the A. NJ. or $50 P. NJ trains con
meeting at Louisville with railroads North, East
and West.
Passengers for St. Louis take the $50 P NJ train,
with sleeping car through without change
Passengers for Lynchburg and Washington take
the $50 p u. train and sleeping car.
Passengers for Atlanta, Macon Augusta, and all
points the Gulf and Atlantic States take either
I A. NJ or $50 P. NJ. trains.
Sleeping cars run through TO st. Louis Louisville
and LyBchburg.
Ticket office, Galveston Morgan wharf, S. S.
JONES' agent.
New Orleans ticket offce-Corner of Camp and
Common streets, opposite City Hetel
G. W. r. BAYLEY
General Superintendent.
NORMAN G. JONES,
ocI General Freight and Passenger agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

new YORK, October Is, Evening.-COttOn
closed firm; sales 1904 bales; middling up
lands 1880; Orleans 20l8c. Flour-South-
ern without material change; 81 3009 IS
for common to fair extra; So 700l2 for
good to choice do. Whisky a shade tirmer;
90 9249c, closing at inside price. Wheat
81 58@I 65 for winter red Western. Corn
closed quiet at about yesterdays prices.
Pork excited and higher. Beef quiet; $40
Sfor plain mess; $50 10 for extra do. Lard
moro active, and firm at 8&8 G9&8c. Tur
pentine firm at 6343 064c. Resin steady at
81 IS al 40
Coffee firm; Rio l4018c. Sugar active;
fair to good refining 818 99Ac; Cuba 81 q
q14o. Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice
quiet at 742 08Ac.
PARIS, October l8,-Rentes closed at
53f SC.
CMorNNATI, October S.-Cotton-De-
mand fair and market firm; mIddling l9c.
Flour dull bat unchanged; 81 4007 rs
Wheat-Demand fair and market firm; red
81 520l 81. Corn dull and prices droop-
ing, 4O04lc. Oats quiet and unchanged;
new 32035c. Pork nominal, $l4; stock
light. Lard-Demand fair and market
firm for good at Size; sales of summer at
74hc; held at 7asc; prime kettle rendered
nominal at Sc. Bulk sides nominal; stock
light; shoulders She; sales at interior points
at &c; clear rib l0l3e; clear l0&e. Bacon
Demand lair ana market nfm; lODDlDg safes
Of shoulders at ~ 0738c; clear rib at II "a
0IL3so; clear 1870, with sales Sugar
cured hams, summer and winter, l71R @l9c.
Whislty-Demand good at full prices; 88c.
ST. LOUIS, October l8.-Cotton, quiet and
unchanged Flour quiet and weak; for all
grades below choice are firm Wheat dull
but unchanged; sample lots for choice Min
nesota spring ST. 25 inspected No. 3 fall
81 20; sample lots heavy. Corn dull but
unchanged, No. 2 mixed 39c. Oats dull
but unchanged; No. 9 2524 026. Whisky
dull, small lots at SOC. Pork quiet, SIS %
0l5 so. Dry salt meat easier; loose shout
ders Csc, packed clear rib l0Ac. Bacon
firm for clear sides, which are scarce;
shoulders ~ Csc; clear rib lI24c; clear l2c
for jobbing and order lots Lard I'M
changed.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October 18-Consols and Amer
lean securities closed unchanged,
LIVERPOOL, October 49, Eyening.-Cot-
ton closed unchanged; middling uplands
CAD, Orleans I0Ad; sales $4,000 bales; ex-
port and speculation 1000. Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester firm; prices tending upward.
Sales for the week $4,000 bales, of which
Il, 900 were for export and q, 900 for specula-
ton. Total stock 581 900 bales, of which
g. 600 are American. Total stock afoat
2lJ, 900 bales, of which So, 900 are American.
Receipts of the week 90, 600 bales, Of which
$4,000 are American. Actual exports 1000
bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19

and to sea, i4th instant. bark St Genevieve-
Brought up schooner Time
STEAMBOATS,.
Natehez. feathers. from Vicksburg
Commonwealth. Sedan, from st: Louis
H Jaeger, VanHOok. from st Louis
Peerless, Bread. from Washington
Trenton, Kennison, from Washington
Lizzie Hopkins, Aucoin, from DOnaldsonvllle
z HensleT Enierle. from Lower Coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19

Rip Van Wrinkles sleep was mere nap
compared with that taken by DR.. Skies in
Watertown, New York The Chicago Tri-
btne, in noticing his death, says DR.. Skies
died in the house where he had lived seven
ty-one wears, and ION the bed where he
had slept forty-one years T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
EXPORTS.

BARCELOEA-BarkM araila-62, 400 slaves
BARCELONA-BarkR enom-6O0 bales cotton 40, ).
325 slaves
BARCELONA AND MALAGA-Bark yirtuosa-
For Malaga-800 bales cotton 80, 900 slaves
NEW YORK-Steamship George Crom well-i266
bales cotton bales wool bales hides 50 bbls oil
456 bdls hides b62 900 in specie
RUATAN ISLAND-SChnOner Lily of the Valley
80 bbs flour bbs pork bbls bread 800 pounds to-
bacco 5000 feet lumber 1000 shingles pkgs mdse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19

Gold opened at 1928 0I13B, against 1l3
at New York, and, after limited bust
ness, closed at 1929 ll3fa decline of 49,,
against lI224 in that market, where it
touched during the interim 1874. The
sales were confined to $4,000, embracing
$120OO) at lib; $4,000 ($2500, $1,000 and
$8000) at 1875, and $4,000 at ll3A.
Sterling exchange opened at yesterdays
rates, and at noon was tirmer without quo
table variation, closing steady at the open
ing rates. The offerings we're Of liberal ex-
tent the sales summing up over G4l.00O,
embracing $4,000 bill of lading at l2l Is;
$4,000 do iGl500 and &2500) at l2l "A;
EI8. 500 (E3500 AL clear and $4,000 and
clear tEl000 and 92000) at 1918: $1,000 do
at 1915 0I2l34; $4,000 irst-elass at i;
El2O0 sight at 1913, and $500 do at 1854
The sales of francs amounted to $4,000
and embraced 10000 French at 4.77l2; 400,-
900 do at 4.7741 94764, and 10000 Swiss at
4.7245.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
121 0l2l12 for bill of lading and AL clear,
and 122 for bank, and francs at 4.77190
4.76A for private and nominal for bank.
Domestic exchange opened steady, but
closed I-l6 SITTER The sales were of liberal
extent, and comprised 100000 New York
sight, embracing $4,000 bank at Is y cent
discount; $l80,0OO $4,000 commercial,
$4,000 private bankers, 100000 private
bankers and bank and 100000 bank at
ZIG; $95 200 ($5COO and $4,000 commercial,
$4,000 private bankers and $4,000 and
$4,000 bank at l.; $4,000 commercial at
s.; and $4,000 sixty days at 3.
The banks continued to check on New
York at "a p cent discount, but commercial
sight ruled on the street at ZIG.
In stocks we noticed but few sales. Is
shares St. Charles street railroad, ex divi-
dend, sold at SIS so, and - New Orleans
National Banking Association at $32 50.
Nothing was reported in bonds or gold
bond certificates, in both of which lately
there appears to have been but few trans
actions.
The sales of warrants included $4,000 new
State at 3816.
At the opening of the week city appro-
priation certificates were quoted at 81 n q
G8l2, and some sales were subsequently
made at 50, but yesterday and to-day the
demand fell off, and they declined to g.
At the close this evening they were quoted
weak at 69, and some were even offered at
6724. The sales today amounted to. only
about $l2, 0Q0 including $500 $4,000, $1,000,
$1,000, $1,000 and $2000) at GO; $500 at 6814,
and $250O at 6S14.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EVENING, October Ia. 1872.

FRIDAY EVENING, October "a. I872
We have no further relaxation to notice
in the money market. The demand for dis
counts and currency at the banks was as
strong to-day as at the opening of the week,
but the offerings on the street were limited,
partly owing to an unwillingness to pay the
transpired indicate no change. We
continue to quote frst-cIass paper at II
" cent y annum; Al at IS, second grade
at Is; frst-class mortgages at 10, and sec
ond do at ~. The most of the commercial
paper negotiated continues to be at 30, 60
and 80 days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19

The total quantity of coal raised in the
world is estimated at 1875, 500, 600 tons; Eu-
rope yielding I67 ,250,000; America q ,G00,-
600, almost entirely from the United States;
Asia and Australia nearly 1880, 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
BELOW COMING UP,

Brig Mary E Rowland, Rowland, from Vera Cruz
via Galveston TO Goldenbow & Kelley.
Schooner Texana, Rault, 9 days from Tucaluta, to
S Fernandez
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19

American cotton ahoat same time last year $4,000
Cotton-Net receipts to-day 36 bales;
gross 1862. Sales of futures 1920 bales.
as follows: October, 1915 q l9Ao; November,
1871 a Is 1850; December, 18 1I-l6 q 1884, c;
January, I9Bc; February, 10 9-I60 1890;
March, 20 1-l6 020Bc; April, 20@sc.
MOBILE, October 1S.-StOck 1929 bales;
weekly net receipts 9l25; exports coastwise
7I83; sales 67G0.
NORFOLK, October 18.-Stook 1923 bales;
weekly net receipts II 1873; exports coast
wise l0,545; Gales 1850.
Boston, October 18.-Stock 500 bales;
weekly net receipts $50; gross 1861; ex-
ports to Great Britain 27; sales 2l50.
SAVANNAH, October lS.-Stock 1884
Great Britain 4055; to the continent 2300;
Sales II ,848; exports coastwise 6365.
COLUMBUS, October 18.-Weekly receipts
1913 bales; shipments PIP.
AUGUSTA, October 18-WeekIy receipts
1896 bales; stock 1886; shipments 1882.
PHILADELPHIA, October l8.-Weekly re-
ceipts Is Bales; gross 2778.
PROVIDENCE, October l8.-Week's re
ceipts 400 bales; stock 5000.
MONTGOMERY, October l8-Weeks res
ceipts 3l4t bales: shipments 2l47; stock GLIB
WILMINGTON, October l8-StOck 2740
bales; weekly net receipts 1910; exports
TO Great Britain 4lG; coastwise l443; sales
395.
CHARLESTON, October 18.-stock 24,993
bales weekly net receipts l4,l48; exports
to the continent 1877; coastWlse $50; sales
1000
MEMPHIS, October 18.--Weel1's receipts
i,Ol6 bales; exports $3.50; sales 5000; stock
1886.
CRY POINT, October 18.-Week's receipts
1919 bales.
BALTIMORE, October l8.-Stoclz 1906 bales;
weekly net receipts 482; gross 3l5l; exports
to Great Britain $685. coastwise 1890; sales
1920; spinners 1880
MACON October 18-Week's receipts 1881
same time last year 3778.
NASHVILLE, October l8-Week's receipts
2189 bales; shipments 1917; stock l4l9; stock
same time last year 834.
GALVESTON, October 18-Stock 1,169
bales weekly net receipts 1911, exports
Great Britain 1921; coastwise 4O76; sales
A75D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19

@A The Steamships nj the North
SS1aas4s1H German Lloyd will resume their
regular trips follows:
From Bremen. From New Orleans.
HANOVER. " September 49, October 90
STRASBURG.. October 49, NoJembar %
FRANKFURT. November 20. DeceTbeT %
KOELN.... =. December 49, JanffarV *
The steamers touch outward at Havre and Hav.
ana, and on their home trip at Havana and sontb.
ampton to land and receive passengers and freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana
c.h.. or New Orleans.
Cfaara.a see ''''tsss's..s......st $3.50 gold.
r'''''t. ............... 40 gold.
from New Orleans or Havana to SOUTHAMPTON
r.l. .Havre or Bremen.
&C., &C., 80 3 I5O gold.
SE00A"go.. .................. IS gold.
From New Orleans to Havana.
Saolhs... .s....,...... $ 50 currency.
steer steerage. $780,. ..,...,.... 20 currency
~ Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton nr
For further particulars apply to s-oA
aus ly No, a. III nio a5Ss st1es,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Saturday, October l9, 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship George Cromwell CIapp, for New York
Spanish bark Tirtuosa, Mester, for Malaga and Bar
celoGa
Spanish bark Maraila Domeneeh. for Barcelona
Spanish bark Renom Ganiga, for Barcelona.
British schooner Lily of the Valley Leitch for Ru.
atan Island
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change of scbeduIe-January IL, 1879.


1870 a. M. Express leaves Houston daily azrtT.
ing at Corsicane at 100 P. NJ aad Rs
Austin at P. NJ. Connecting al
HaVasota with daily stage for An.
derson, Huntsville Crockett Rusk
Henderson and Longview. At Hearns
with International Railroad. A.
Calvert with stage for B6ltOn-tE.
weekly. At Bremond for Waco
daily. At Riehland for Fairfield
Cotton Gin, Palestine and Tyler AT
Corsicana for Dallas Mckinney and
Sherman. AT Ledbetter for La4
Grange and Bastrop At Austin for
San Marcos New Braunfels San An
tonic and 81 Psso.
1852 r. R1s Night Express leaves daily, arriving
at CCrsicana at 1875 a. M. and 81
= Austin at 8 A. n Connection With
all points made as above.
Close connection at Houston with Morgan steam.
ers via galveston, Houston and Henderson Rail-
road or steamboat from Galveston.
From Corsicana trains leave at S A. h. and 81
P. NJ, arriving at Houston at P. b. and Sis 4. N
From Austin trains leave at 6:I5 A. NJ. and ?. u.
arriving in Houston at P. n. and 6:l5 A. h.
Passengers for San Antonio and all points ID
Western Texas win save twelve hours by going via
AUSTIN and avoid nearly 100 miles of tedious stag.
ing.
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texaa viii
Ind this the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
than via Red river,
Freight always as low as by any other route.
CORNELIUS ENNIS.
General Superintendent
JAMES Il. erie,
General Freight and Ticket uep+ ;aI6 IL