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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-11
MONETARY.
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NHSsssnar Evzsiss. April II. is72. I
The money market continues quiet with
| no change in street rates. We still quote
9alo v cent Y aunum for AL notes
with unquestioDable colla:erals; III q IL for
second grade do; l0d- for Al business
paper without collaterals, and l20- for
second grade. Mortgage paper is quoted
| at99l0 = cent y annum for AL, and a II
for second class.
Gold opened at liO2s a llOls against
lloh at New York;. and closed
at | 0as a llQas against lIOS). The sales
included $1,000 at HOS: $1,000, $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000. $4,000 and $4,000 at HOB, $4,000,
$1,000 and $4,000 at ITO 9-l6; $4,000,
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at 1l09s,
| and $1,000 and SIS, 900 at ll0a,.
A small amount in American silver half
dollars changed hands at l0Sls. We still
quote l0712 a 1882 for these and All as y
cent premium gold for Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange was quiet and firm
The sales of sterling summed up about
fi5,OOO, including 10000 Al bill of lading at
1895; $4,000 and $4,000 clear and $1,000 bill
of lading at 1898; $4,000 AL clear at 1872,
100; $4,000 American ships bill at 100;
$1,000 bank at -, and $500 and $4,000 at
109A gold.
In francs there were sales of So, 900 CON-
mercial, of which $4,000, 100, 900 and 100000
at AS. We quote sterling at 1895 a 100
for good to AL bill of lading and clear. and
zoos a 1908 for bank.
Domestic exchange was, if anything,
rather better. The banks checked on New
York at 4 q 3 p cent premium, most of
them asking the latter, and the sales in
cluded $4,000 New York sight and $4,000
private bankers at Is y cent premium;
$4,000 commercial at 1892 0316; $4,000
and $50, 900 private bankers at SIG; SCI 900
at 5-32 and $4,000 at 4.
Bank gold checks on New York are quoted
at u y cent premium for small sums for re-
mittance.
In stocks the only private sale reported
is 200 shares Louisiana Levee ($2 50 paid)
at 50 IS, an extreme rate. At auction to-
day, Messrs. &. de Ferret & Co. sold IS
shares Crescent City Slaughterhouse at
$i7 so: 100 Louisiana Levee, ordinary, at
81: 100 Germania Insurance Company at
$7t; % Importers Bonded Warehouse Com
pany at $Si so; 10 Louisiana Equitable Life
Insurance Company at $40; 60 Louisiana
State Lottery at S63 30; 80 Orleans Railroad
at $50: 20 DO at $50 so, and 5 Louisiana
Jockey Club at $50 81: also, | bond tor
$500 Burra Burra Copper Mine, eight =
cent, at 55c.
We note sales of $1,000 old State warrants
at 75l2c and $4,000 at &C.
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1hir.eeath Ward.

Al meeting o; the Thirteenth Ward
Charles Sumner Radical Republican Mother
Club, held last night, the following officers
were elected to serve for tho period of six
months. The election was held under the
call of J, Il. Gaudet. President. Arsstide
Deiours first vice president, Andrew Helm.
second vice president, Felix Lamea: third
vice president, Peter Mumtord; fourth vice
president, Joseph Boutte: secretary, 7.
j. Maioney: assistant secretary, Thomas
Poree; treasurer, Paul Poree: chief SER
geant-atarms, David Smith: first as
sistant sergeant-at-arms, Isaac Bradley:
second assistant sergeant-at.arms, Samuel
Pollard; flag bearer, Anderson Smell; mar
shal. Squire johnson.
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MARKETS.
DOmeStle Markets.

New YORK, April 10, Eyenine.-Cotton
closed easy; uplands 23isc; Orleans 23,sc
Sales to-day 1900 bales. Sales of futures
today 1915 bales, as follows: April 23lsc;
May % 5-l6 023sc; June 1875 023 5-l6c.
July % l5-l6c, August 1898; September 2la4
II l3l6c; October 20 l-l6c; November l9c;
December l9c.
Flour-Southern scarce and advancing;
common to fair extra s. 80 as 30; good to
choice 50 IS q IL IS. Whisky 81 lsc. Wheat
Spring lower: winter firm; winter red West
ern 81 72. Corn steady at re. Pork quiet
at $l3 IS. Lard active at 81. a &c. Turpen-
tine aud rosin weak. Tallow steady.
Freights unchanged.
Leather in fair request and firm: hem
lock sole. Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande
light; middle and heavy weight 2S0 30c;
Wool quiet and firm; extra Ohio is quoted
at 80 0I55c; pulled 80 oslo: fall clip Cali.
forna 81 a 4Oc.
Coffee in fair request; Rio l71l 020A.
Sugar firm; fair to good refining 8la Sac;
Cuba SA 09c. MOlasses firm; Cuba 360
Csc. Rice dull at gao. Beef quiet at $40
10 80 for plain, and $40 500l2 for extra
mess.
, CINCINNATI, April -Cotton-Derand
light but holders firm; middling 223ac.
Flour and grain unchanged. POrk-Mar-
the spot. Lard-Demand fight, but hold
ers firm at ga 0S5sc. Bulk meats-Marhet
buoyant but unsettled: shoulders 4l4c, clear
rib 06hc, clear 6lac asked; small sales of
clear at &c. Wbisky--Fair demand at So
oslo, latter prevailing rate.
ST. Louis, April l0.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middling 22024lsc. Flour
Demand fair and market firm; double
extra winter Sc 75a7 30; treble s. 80
08; family S. 25a9. Wheat-Demand
active and prices advanced sample lots of
No. red winter in warehouse 81. Corn
quiet and unchanged; No. 2 mixed Ale.
Oats held firmly but inactive; No. 2 SIC.
Tobacco higher; Sii q l6c for medium to
good leaf. Hemp dull S5@$l for fair to
choice undressed. Bsgeing unchanged:
l5la 0l61ac. Whisky quiet; S3l2 0S4c.
Pork firm; Sl2 at close; held at $l2 %
a II 50. Bacon firmer; shoulders 42.c;
clear rib and clear held at 7G7Ac. Lard
No sales.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. April 10-Common rcsin IS 6d9
is Sd. Turpentine % O lbs cd. Cumberland
cut 2Ss.
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The Races q the Louisiana Jockey Club.

If the present splendid weather con-
tinues, the crowd which will assemble
next Saturday at the Louisiana race track
will be by far the largest that has ever yet
assembled in this city on any course. And
well they may, for there has rarely been
offered to lovers of the turf such a pro-
gramme, and hardly ever before in this
country has a meeting been appointed to
take place under such auspices or at such
delightfully."- pleasant ground. The in-
mense sum Of $4,000, which the club has
put Up to be contested for, independent of
all the other stakes offered by outside
parties, which are both bountitul and vau-
able, has attracted such troop of first
class nags that each and every race of the
meeting may be expected to be as exciting
and as closely contested as any of the
great days of other meetings. Then, again,
the club has taken such pains to provide
for the comfort of it's patrons on this occa-
sion, that 40 single event can possibly occur
to mar their pleasure or to leave other
than agreeable reeolleGtons Of this first
meeting Of the Louisiana Jockey Club.
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4 sls ~ e. bex; horse raaish ve5 20 y
bbl; Western bsanS sii ala, red beans IS q
u; dried apples "a Toe. and peaches sae'
a b.
BurTER-Choice is in light supply and in
| demand. Western commands - Joe
| Goshen - a i0e y II.
MACKEREL-Is in good demand. with
only moderate supply on baad and an
upward tendency in prices. No barrels
command sl4e i6; No. slO@ll; No.
$s09; No. l kits 81 Is; No. 9 81 So; No.
81 Is.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet, with a
stock in first hands of II ,9s? bags Rio, and
in dealers hands 1900 bags. We quote
prime 20iac. gold duty paid; good 1919 q
zoe: fair 10 q l9lac y tb.
SALT-Liverpool is quoted by the cargo at
ST. Al a 1919 = sack. The market is dull on
account of the unsettled duty question. The
stock on hand is not large. The dealers
rates from store are 81 Goal 65 p sack for
selling at 81 30 al IS y sack Of two bushels.
A cargo of Turks Island, in bond, sold at 22c
y bushel. Table salt IN pockets is selling
at ga q 7lac. as in size.
CHEEsE-Is scarce and in demand. West
ern Reserve commands lSc, factory 2Oc,
Northern Zoe y fb.
MOss-There has been some demand for
the East. Country picked IS quoted at 40
&c; city picked 60Ilc y to.
EIDEs-COntinue in demand, and sell at
9la lOlsc y ib for green sailed, II q lSc for
dry sailed, IL "a l2c for kips, and $50 19c
for flint
BAGGING+Is without any movement.
The dealers rates are lie for India in
bales. Ice in rolls; jute l9c; Western bag
ging I8c yard.
COTTON Seeds in demand, and com.
mands $l3 y ton when bags are furnished
by factors, and $l4 y ton when in plant
ers' bags, and SIS so y ton for seed and
bags.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for
Havre at 33s tor tobacco. We quote
as follows: By steam-Cotton to Liv-
erpool -07-l6d; to Hamburg I'D; to
st. Petersburg via Hamburg 1l-l6d; to
Havre 1ad; to New York 5sc; to Boston &c;
to Philadelphia &c. Tobacco to Bremen
Ass: to New York S.. Sugar to New
York 81: molasscs ST.: flour 75c; pork
soc; beef y fierce, 81: corn. to Liverpool,
in bulk,-0 l0d: to New York l5c. By sail
Gotten to liverpool a Esd; to Havre &c;
to Cronstadt a Ed; to Bremen 1c; to
Antwerp l5-l60 1c; to Hamburg o.; to
Boston sc. Tobacco to Bremen 40s: to
Antwerp 42s. Pork to New York 75c; -four
6Oc; bulk grain l2lac; oil cake meal S. y
ton. Bulk corn to Liverpool S1a o9d; oil
cake to London 32s Cd; to Liverpool 3os.
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At "a n4ls..s sfsF klss.e q , A
-. - 4..ss n fifass.sssk. ffosa ~
.-s.sl ~ skh Gsegzfss t-Aises t'css,
49, 1 Insissafa 81 ~ A y ssiseeor, Coz ~
Loo. 81 ii. Hsifast. tss ~. Lsuis al
FN ALASKA. So tsnsi nnail. 81 A n.
The fssr has fissn thrce bet ssshf inches
IN tie y.sst tvsnty fuur haars. Weather
clear Hefrurs -
81 isott.. April I0-Arrived Liberty,
Hsary Ansss and Continental iroHl New
Orleans Departed shrsye for Red river.
Kellogg aud Rishmoud for New Orleans.
and !. D. Coats Tor Galveston. River rising
slowly Weather clear and warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-11

SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE Con-
MERCIAL INSURANCE CoMPANr.-This docu-
ment, which will be found in another
column, shows that the company had a
prosperous year in that ending on the
thirty-first of March last. Its profits
amount to the large sum of S4s,2sO 40,
after paying all losses, expenses, ETC.,
which we consider as handsome showing
as any reasonable institution could desire;
and we congratulate the officers of the com.
pany upon this evidence Of their talent and
energy. The Commercial is one of our
Quoted by some of our ablest business men
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
DIRECT ALL RAIL CONNECTION WITH ALI
EASTERN CITIES.
On and after April 10. 1872. Passe..
ger Trains will Leave and
Arrive as Follows:
ran 4. M.-EHPRESS AND MAIL daly n,
Mobile and regular inferno djats
stations. Arrive at Mobile at 2 p n
400 p. N.-COAST ACCOMMODATION, daily
except Sundays, for Ocean Sprjns,'
and intermediate, regular and a.
stations. Arrives at ocean SpiinQs
at 3IOP NJ.
500 r. M.-PAST EXPRESS. daily, for Mobile
will stop only at RgOlets, Bay Al
Louis, Pass Christian. Mississippi
City, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Eat
Pascagoula and st. Elmo, and arriys
at Mobile at 1880 p. NJ.
Fast Express train will leave Mobile daily at
$50 A. NJ, stopping only at the sta
lions named for fast express from
New Orleans. and arrive at Me-
Orleans at l:50 A. NJ.
The Coast Accommodation train, returning, daily
except Sundays, will leave Ocean Springs Il
$40 and arrive at NeM orleans ;,a at loAA
at A: NJ. arriving at New Orleans 4
TICKETS sold at Offices corner of Magazine and
Natchez streets, and corner OF Camp and Common
streets MILEAGE TICKETS. good for families and
firms-5OO miles for 500; 1000 miles tor S39-ase
TuROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS run daily EXCEPT
SUNDAYS, Morning and Evening. to and from NJ
bile Freight received at foot of Girod street, and
through bills of lading signed IL p.v,pv
General Superintendent.
CHARLES L. FITCH,
General Freight e. h w VIZ f7ssspsss c assnt
mh3l General Agents
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EmbeZzsemPnf,

LITTLE Rock, April 5.-The commission.
ers OF public works, Benjamin Thomas, j.
u. Botsford and Z. NJ. Phillips, were ar
rested to-day on warrant sued out by Ed
win Bancroft, charging them with the EN-
bezzlement of So, 900 in leyec bonds. They
gave bond in the sum of $4,000 each for
their appearance before tho examining court
at ten o'clock tomorrow.
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This paragraph is from the New York

This paragraph is from the New York
Tribune:
Tie whirligig of time brings such quick
political changes in Louisiana that the
presses CT the State are thoroughly bewii-
dered as to where to take or Join issue.
Former allies are now bitter foes. and the
friends that knew each ether once know
each other no more politically-tor the
present a. least. The Democrats cordially
hating the Customhouse and Warmoth fac
tons, berate and coquet with each. and
strive IN clumsy way to play arbiter in
the impending conflict.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-11

A certain bachelor, welI-known in Potts.
vile circles. was heard to say the other
night, when trying vainly to make his own
bed. that by the .'great-horned spoon" he'd
accept the first girl that made him an offer.
him.-N.acrs Journal
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IMPORTS,

NENPO2T-Bark Fredel-5050 bars railroad iron
CARDIFF-Sh!p Francis Hiyard-ao9 bars rail
road iron
LIyERPOOL-Ship Arcturns-.235 SKIS salt 81 400
States
VERA craftsmanship Oxford-3e6 bags coffee
), pkss machinery 90 hAss rugs and sundries
PORT ASrONlO--Schooner NJ Il Tower--22O0
lunches bananas 5000 plantains 10000 cocoanuts
l2,M0 oranges
punches bananas 5000 plantaius 1000 cocoanuts 1860
pinespples bbls lines
RuArAN ISLAND-SchOoner Angclina-SrOo plan.
tains 5000 punches bananas 5000 cocoanuts 2e pine
apples
RCArAN iSLAND-Sehooner Frank Lncas--9o0
punches bananas 500 plantains SCN coeoanuts 100
pineApnlea
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTICE.-THE FIRM OF MARSHALL J. SMITH
~ & Co. this day dissolved. Mr.. T. A. Archer
is charged with the liquidation.
MARSHALL J. SMITH
7. A. ARCHER
New Orleans. April l, 1872.
The undersigned will continue the business as
successors to Marshall J. Smith & Co. under the
style OF SMITH 4 ARCHER, and respectf1llv solicit
a continuance OF the patronage of our friends
MARSHALL J. SMITH.
T. A. ARCHER
New Orleans April l, 1872. ap3 St
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FOR HAVANA,


Touching Mt Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
AA The New Orleans, Florida
S and Havana Steamship Company
<lIe6E6 will dispatch their new and unsuI.
passed fast passenger steamship
MARGARET,
J. MCC. BAKER, Commander,
WEDNESDAY. April 10.
Prom me foot of CaliOpe street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana To Cedar KeyA
Cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $25
Storage. ................. 20 IL
Through bills of lading issued to all points on
line of railroads in Florida and on the st. Johns
river also, to New York, Savannah and Charleston.
Through bills of ladng and passage tickets given
to Tampa via Cedar Keys, and landing freight on
wharf at Tampa.
None but the companys bills Of ladlng aligned,
and none signed after sailing Of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from the Of
fee.
For freight or passage apply to
l. K ROBERTS, Treasurer,
70. 128 Common street.
Over the Louisiana National Bank.
The steamship HAVANA follows on Wednes.
day, April II, 1872, at 8 A. n. de5 ~
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COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY EvzsISs. April TO- 1877.
CorToN-The sales to-day embraced 4l00
bales. ut sitter prices, without any quota
BILE advance. We accordingly repeat our
quotations, and give also the Exchange
figures, which are for average lists ac-
cOrding with it's types, while ours are also
for average lists, but with the outside
figures for strict:
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change Of Schedule-Janunry Ii, 1872.

DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
1850 a. III. Express leaves Houston daily arriy
ing at COrsicana at 80 P. NJ and at
Austin at P NJ. Connecting a.
Navasota with daily stage for An.
dersnn, Huntsville, Crockett Rusk
Henderson and Longview. At Hearne
with international Railroad At
Calvert with stage for Beltou-tr.
weekly. AT BremOnd for Waco
Gai!y At Richand for Fairfield
cotton tin, Palestine and Tyler. At
Corsicana Tor Dallas Mckinney and
SqsTi asn.d a Al Leo Ledbe,ter for Ia
San Marcos New Brauufels San An.
tonic and FL Paso.
1880 L. NJ. Night Express leaves daily, ARR wing
at Corsicana at go A. NJ. and at
austin at A. NJ Connection with
all points made as above
Close connection ct Houston with MORGAN steam.
ers via Galveston, Houston and Henderson Rail.
road or steam boat from Galveston
from Corsicana trains leave at 8 A. NJ and 6I
r. NJ, arriving at Houston at p NJ ard Sis A. NJ
from aust IN trains leave at Oils A. NJ ard p N
arriving IN Houston at p. NJ and s: Is A. AZ
iaSsehSets Tor San Antonio and all points in
western Texas Will save twelve hours bv going via
ing. "s
Passengers for Northern and Eastern T.yaSwiu
ma tA!s me cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
rosie being nom fortyeisht to sixty hours ouichsr
than via r. river. '' o"'S qN'eA0A
Freight always as low as by any other route
CORNELIUS ENNIS,
J,vv. n Cn 1eneral Superin tendent.
'eneral Freight and Ticket Agent ia,6lv
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The first pigeon-shooting match Of anna.
teur spOrtsnen Of this city is to come off at
the Metairie race course at 10 A. M., on the
fourteenth instant.
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s. CIAL NOTICE.
st. Louis. Iron rneunta,. ana sou,ser,
Railroad.

a Il NOT1Ck.
st. Louis. Iron n1eunta,. anu sou,aex,
Railroad.
rHE ONLY ALL RAr po,rp
TO St Louis Chicago Omaha. Sa nV E,an,,,.o .,
""i' nansas City, Leavenworth. St Joseph
And all Points North, East and Wet.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave tho Nav o.,..,.
An s sS.FT 6 T A II sR sasI. n N D'S
GGMhiy at II A. ~ via the New Orleans MnSssS III
toas at %.S;,. Railroad making close sonnss
road to All 1 noset with the Mobile and Ohio Ra,
Fer tickets apply to 0~S' ana west
Ticket Agent New Orleans. ja w. sasLOO a ,o..
Streets und as,r cd corner Camp and Commcs
Ticket Agent New Orleans uo vi s I'D ~.
Story snii SGrner Camp Camp and Common streets,
General experimenting Ageut s. Lnn. I.as T:n,.
.aln and Southern Railroad. A-oA noN
10 TIKI KAsT.........T11 Tt;x E..V
Via Loalsviue and Ohio and rr,..,..,,,,
Tho conn,a+,, Railway.
rosd aod tSs Of the louisville Division of this
travel, makes this the fn0A' ZOE rassenSss
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL POINTS EAST AND EOeruy,s-
Ut n .. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
o0A''e 'Io no1 Tom the south 70. Cir
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAss.
one sure s and ask for tickets via Louisville And thu
0ni1 ana Nssissippi Railway for sale St 81 ara.
the denera ooe IN 81 NE re-, south and in Louisville 4
and Main atree.s O., y, me Company, corner Fourth
Inc and Willard Hotels N"'' nouse anu LOUISVILLE
tbi: H .,a to Cincinnati aad points East, ~
Suu1 me, are good On mail line stasmaTa and IaT
nue Icke1 are good OH this road.
o.ro,.,p CHARLES L. POLLHTT,
~0"e1@i = Ssenger and Ticket A.ea: St. Louie
J. L. Crossword
General superintendent, st. LouiA
THOMAS DORWN
"Y General Southern Agent Louisvillo
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CTEEL Rail! DOUBLE TKICK

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The grea: short line from Cincinnati or Columbus
EAST!
Saving eighty-seven to 10 miles and arriving ono
train In advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving ffty-nine miles, and arriving six and hall
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving seventy seven miles, and arriving eight
and three-quarters hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
yer the Ohio river, at Parkersburg and Bel,aire
are completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
Pnllman's Palace Drawing. Room and
sleeping Cars
Are run on this route from St. Louis Cincinnati O,
Co.Imbus to Baltimore and Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
By this route you avoid all omnibus Transfers
Tickets for sale at all ticket offices in the South
and West.
L. NJ COLE
General Ticket Agent Baltimore, Maryland
J. L. WILSON
Master transportation, Baltimore. MARYLAND
SIDNEY B. JONES'
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
mhi5
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EXPORTS

LIFERPOOL-Ship Matanra-3l5. bales cotton 25
bbls rosiu 40 SKIS oilcake bbls pecans bbls our
; bbs sugar $3.50 slaves
FLORIDA PORTS--SteamsGp Margaret-l225 bbls
flour $50 bbls mOlssses 10 bbs whisky 100 ties lard
100 bdls shingles 1870 SKIS 30 SKIS oats 10 bags
coffee Il eks bacon SO pkss mdse
observation-disclosures Martha--ll50 SKIS corn
130 bbls tour so bbls pork cks bacon so bxs mdse
RCATAN ISLAND-SchoOner V TUrner-20OO
feet lumber 20 bbls beef Il bbls flour bbls pork )
bbls bread pkgs mdse
lEDIANOLA VIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. C
Harris-For Gaveston-800 bbls .iOar 20 bbs sugar
Is hhds sugar 100 bbls whisky so hhds bacon 400
SKIS corn l55 bags coffee SOP bxs mdse For India
Eoa-lCe bbls potatoes $40 bbis whisky 80 bags
coffee
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10 THE TRAVELLING PuE..,C.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON Ann GREAT Nopru.
EkN RAILROAD.
SPECIAL. NOTysp

On and After December n is., ,a....,.u. a.
al potsts Nesta, East aud Yves, Mi ltss,s ~ ~
leaas Esaea tue depot Galore s,res, wave "e" VI
way MAI aad Passenger leave p.Tv
N,sSt Sss'SS eSSseRteSl at........... 300 A. u.
SisSt . ssSs WsFs nsi.N, at,...... S.sO p. n.
MAJ anu Passenger, arrive Daily (Sun.
Nssat kxpfesa will stop only AT al =, .,,'sr sis.
tsoas south of Magnolia, and =, S.%,.
day nights and Monday n,orniprs s's''sAs SA'~''
H"c hoars and Half Quicker than
any Other Line.
Bagga &c checked from resistance q, ,..,.....,
usual "''A Fa,"ce cars -
Tickets for sale at No. % Camr s.,s.. . -,
and Magnolia streets, f"' ooiner VI N~lnop9
Nsu orisa y, 0 i.S, General Ticket Agent.
~ d. mohkl, General Ticket Agenr.
c. ArMoRE, a ensTpap Central Rar road
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PADCCAH-Selle Lee-ii3S bales cotton $50 ska
cotton seed aaf hhds tobacco 800 hAls -four 70 bh4
meal efA AXIS oats SIG SKIS cora sCe bales hay and
dry produce
BAYot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u pursee-
200 eales cotton and aunGries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES { II nUrtee-tNtr bales cot
ton 30 hbls beef and sua,lyies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John / Moere-slss bales
eottoa and Suatytes
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, April IL. 1872.

Steamship Harris Farweil. for Galveston and
lndianoia
Steamship Margaret, Baker, for Kew West via
Florida Ports
British ship Matanra, Watts for Liverpool
Schooner Martha Newman, for Pensacola
Schooner V Turner, Graves, for Pensacola
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Arisdne, Ferguson from Galveston, to
Geo FOsdick &co-Algers
Norwegian bark Energie, johnson. from Newport
January q. to master-Algers
Norwegian bark Fieicstadt, FlOrenas, from Cardiff
January &C. to mas!er-Algiers
Schooner Mary Mason, Roberts. from Ruatan Is
land To Morgan &co-2d dstric: IT
TOWBOATS.
Abita. Palmer from the Passes-Weut down
lisht-3rought up bark EEergia and Fjeiteetadt
STEAMBOATS,.
John Moore. BoarGman from Shreveport
Belle Lee. Hicks. from Paducah
II Durfoe, Burton, from Bayou Bartholomew
H Durfee, Aiken, from JeffeI
BELOW COMING UP.
Ship Ocean Pearl, England, from Newport February
8, TO MASTER
German ship Neptune zincke 9 days from Calves
ton i'll ballast, to Seller &cO-
British ship Margaret Pollock. Mitchell. from
Greenock February :. to J Bryson &co-
Norwegian bark Valhyrien, Autiruvsen. from Car.
diff February to MASTER