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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
Foreign Markets.
The Nominations Indorsed.

At meeting Of the Fourth Ward Dunn
Legion, Republican club, held last evening,
the following resolutions, offered by Mr..
William Hardin, were unanimously
adopted
Rdsolpea, That we, the members Of the
Fourth Ward Dunn Legion, Radical Re
publican Mother Club, do hereby indorse
the action of our delegates to the parish
nominating convention, now in session in
this city.
Rcsotrea, That we heartily indorse the
nominations made for Mayor, Admins
TRAITORS and sheritfs and pledge to them our
support at the approaching election.
RIesotgea, That We specially thank our
ton for nominating for Administrator of
Commerce that true, tried, honest and in
tuential Republican, j. NJ. Coyle, of the
fourth ward.
ReS0lpe6, That these resolutions be pub
Iished in the New Orleans REPUBLICAN and
In the National Republican, and that a
copy be transmitted to the parish nominal
lng convention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22

7ronthly Petroleum statemepg.

A Titusville dispatch of the twentieth
published in yesterday mornings As
ISOLATED Press news, says:
The oil report for September, which viii
decrease in the production of petroleum
compared to the previous month of 2255
barrels day, the production being l6 ,52l
barrels per day, against 1886 in She pre-
vious month.
The decrease is owing to thirty days sus.
pension of pumping, which suspension was
begun about the twentieth of September.
There is decrease in the stock held at the
close of the previous month of 36,9S7 bar
rels.
There is also a falling off in shipments
amounting to 1882 barrels. The number
Of drilling wells has increased fourteen, but
there has been no development in the new
territory during the month.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
small.Pox in XYashinrtnn.

"A special to the Louisville Courjcr-Jour-
nal reads thus:
WASHINGTON, October 18.-The continu-
ance OF the smallpox in the city and a
rapid increase in the number of cases has
startled the board of health. A consulta-
ton of these gentlemen with other physi-
clans has been had, with view to devise a
the disease. Nothing has vet been deter
mined on, but it is proposed to have every
person In the city vaccinated who has not
been successfully inocuIated or yaccinated
within the past five years, and to enforce
this upon every one by legal penalties in
case of refusal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
THE COURTS.
Eighth District Court.

Thomas Fl. Wynn, ex-sergeant of the Me-
tropolitan Police, has entered suit In this
court against the board OF the same, claim
ing $4,000 for salary due him, and the dis
count or loss on the scrip or checks issued
to him. Similar suits are being instituted
against the Board of Police by other parties.
The STATE of Louisiana, by its Attorney
General, Sime0n Belden, has filed petit
ton in this count, representing that under
an act Of the Legislature providing State
aid in the construction Of the Mississippi
and Mexican Gulf Sip Canal, approved
March s, 1869, there have been issued by
the Governor of the State IA the Mississippi
and Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Company
bonds of the State Of Louisana to the
amount of $3.50, 600, to wit: 48J bonds of
$1,000 each, payable thirty years t1,m their
l.date. and bearing interest at the ate Of
! aaven and three-tenths per cent per anLIIm,
! with interest coupons attached to each
| boad PAYABLE on the first days of Marel
| ard September Of each year.
| It was stipulated in the third section OF
| said act that the said canal, with all its APP
Tnrtenances fixtures and lands, shall be
! mort qaged to the State for the full payment
! If the above mentioned bonds,
| Rv the fourth section of said act il was
J also stipulated that the said canal company
| shall. on or before the maturity of any ct
! the interest coupons on !any of said bonds,
| deposit the amount thereof III the, State
| treasury for the payment of the same; and
in the event of failure, the State to have the
right to purchase the mortgage given to
secure the payment of the bonds and in
| terest.
Petitioner represents that the canal com
pany has failed to comply with the pro
| visions Of the fourth section of said act
and has failed also to deposit the amount
of the interest coupons on said bonds
] T l. Il H.,
and September, 1872 and that the State
has been compelled to pay the same, to wit
the sum of $35, O40.
The State, therefore, claims to have the
right to foreclose the mortgage, and to have
the canal, with all its appurtenances and
fixtures, seized and sold for payment Of the
amount paid by said State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
A&ARKETS.
nnmesfic Markets.

Rev YORK, October ELECTION closed
steady; sales 4l30 bales; middIing uplands
1850; Orleans 20lSc; net receipts to-day 4O6
bales; gross 87l2; sales of futures $3.50
bales; October 1913 Lice, November
rs 1l-l6c, December 1885 ais ll-16c, Janu-
airy 1919 Lice, March 20c, April 202sc,
May 20 l3-l6020Bc. Flour quiet and IN
changed. Whisky 92l5c. Wheat quiet:
winter red Western 81 580I 65 Corn
heavy and shade lower. Rice steady
Pork quiet and firm. Lard firm. Turpen-
pentine frm. Rosin quiet Tallow firm.
Freights unchanged.
Coffee firm; Rio l4018c. Sugar frmer;
fair to good refining 90949c; Cuba 942 q
924c; Porto Rico ga a l0c; Havana 919
10c. Molasses dull.
CINCINNATI, October ELECTION quiet
and unchanged; m1ddling l9c. Flour dull
and lower; 81 3007 So Wheat dull bat
unchanged; red 81 seal 81; white 81 IS a
! 70. Corn dull and unchanged 4004Ic.
Oats quiet and unchanged; No. 2 32d 35c.
Pork--Demand fair and market firm; stock
light; $l4 OLA So Lard quiet summer 7&s
O71bc; no steam offered; kettle 75sc, Bulk
meats steady and demand moderate for
shoulders at &c; no winter cured sides here;
clear rib nominal, l0Ac; clear l014c
Bacon-Sales of shoulders at Csc; held
at 624c; iobbing sales of clear rib at lie;
clear ll24c; stock light. Whisky steady
and in moderate demand at SSc.
ST. LOUIS, October 2I.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged midding 184Rc. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull and lower; No. 9
spring Chicago 81 121a01 10; No. fall |
I'll g. Corn duh and unchanged; No 9 |
mixed 38c Oats dull and unchanged; No. |
2 2519c. Whisky dull, 800. Pork quiet at
SIS 25. Bacon firm for clear sides; other (
kinds easy; jobbing and order lots Of shout
1ders 7l2 use. Clear Ii y 0l124c. Lard dull;
summer not worth over FAC.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October 2l.-Turpentine Ais to
4ls Cd.
LIVERPOOL, October q, Evening.-Cot-
ton closed steady; middling uplands 934 |
0978d; middling Orleans I0A 010a8d; sales
to-day $4,000 bales, 1000 of which were for
export and speculation. Common rosin lis
10 lis Cd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
Circular from southern Merchants.

d We copy this special to the St. Louis Re,
R4sJlicaa!
New YORK, October ia circular has
been received at the Democratic head
quarters, addressed to the merchants of
hiscjty by the merchants of the South. 1t
asks Them to, as they value the prosperity
OF the Southern States, to do what lies in
their fower to defeat the reelection Of
President Grant. They claim that four
more years of carbet-bag rule will fix upon
them a commercial paralysis. In support
ing Horace Greeley, they say they give
every possible evidence of their desire for
reconciliation and peace; that four more
years of Grant at the South means prob.
ably war of races, certainly a re-en-
eRT0psm9 fPs S Of & and they
men of the North value the revival IF the the
industry Of the South, they viii unite in
ga sewing the people from impending calamity.
Ihe .; circulars lI have been sent from every
States. '''on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
The Indiana Election,

This is special to the Louisville Courier
Journal:
IRDgaxAPoL8a. October &8o-The feifoqgi,p-
is the official majority Tor Hendricks Ia
Indiana: All Ghe returns are in except
Delaware ana Pike Delaware gave Browne
las majority, and Pike gave Hendricks 100.
Mr.; Hendricks majority is 1856
:, M M Kerr was defeated by LAG, and Mro
EDDY al was defeated by sixty-fve votes.
!, ne Il? Legislature s&Enls t@eiya Republican
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
EXPORTS.
Observation-Disclosures Behind

APALACHICOLA,-s Schooner Belinda-l9O SKIS
corn 81 pkgs mdse
iFREEPORT-Sc Schooner w A Watson-151 SKIS corn
meat 406 Dbl rice 1 Dbl whisky kegs lard trc
PENSACTa mdse .
bbls pork IS craftsmanship Lzzie-I2O bbls four IS
Is SKIS bran II bbhisky TAO SKIS corn 205 SKIS cats
PHILADELPHIA plasses 4lO pkgs mdse
zoe-For Philadelphia HAVANA-Steamship Va
wool 60 bales moss % bt3 bales cotton % bags
empty barrels and casks SO pkg do 3 bbls Oil l68
yana-325 bales hay 500 SKIS Orn'pndries For H1.-
DIS pears $40 SKIS rice "a pkgs mdseP bbls -four 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22

Madame Pauline Lucca called on the Inc
dian chiefs at the Grand Central Hotel IN
Friday, the Indians returning the visit in
the evening. All the chiefs but one were
very afable with the little womals, but she,
womanlike, set herself at once to acquiring
the good will of this one, in which she was
successful. Medicine Bear and Black Eye
each gave her claw of grizzly bear as
memorials of her visit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
ln6rrrzrrn rnom r1ngr rAeE.l
gnJendid condition and the weather al
nreseut as favorable as possible.

gnIendid condition and the weather at
nresent as favorable az possible.
Entries for the hurdle race are Lochiel;
Blind Tom and Tammany, with Lochlel
the tavorite at three to one over the others
For the Dixie stakes-dash of two mics da;-
Joe Daniels, Woodbine, Experience, Oa .S
Mate, Silent Friend, True Blue, Wheat!lYy
and brother to Pilgrim, will start WIN .,tI
Joe Daniels, the faTorite oyer all others n5Iar
Value of the stakes in this race over
TGird Race.-Mile heats; TribmaT, Fad
qadeen and Hernoyer will start. Iromar
40 FoarM Race.-Dash Of three miles; Mon;
archist, Defender and Flora McIver will
start, Monarchist being the tavorite Of five
WHEELINC, w. Va. October 2l.--So[mt
persons, believing that the elections held II
this State last August for Congressman
were Illegal, the authorities OF this county
have ordered polls to be opened on III
twenty.fourth of October neztfor thosewh'
see fit to vote again.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
The Habits Of President Grant.

This is special to the St. Louis Dem0crnt:
WASHINGTON, October I8.-Represent-
ative Scofeld, of Pennsylvania. having
been cited as authority for the statement
that President Grant is Incorporate, W lites
as follows from Warren, PENNSYLVANIA, IN
der date of October Is:
i do not believe the ch9racterof General
Grant needs any vindication at my hands,
but eInphatically protest against nv name
being used in the interest of his dc.ame
"A dlsparaging remark, rejecting upon the
personal habits of the President, has been
attributed to me, land extensively circulated
OF late IN Democratic newspapers. 1t is
published, | understand, on the authority
OF the Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial. Nothing I have
ever seen in my relations with President
Grant would have justified such a remarl
Nothing l have ever utt 3red could, BY the
most ingenious malice, be tortured into any
such disrespC ottul language The story is
malicious fabrication, and may be classed
with other calumnies that have disgraced
the conduct of the campaign.
VERY truly you
The following is the paragraph in he
Washington letter to which Mr. Schotield
alfudes
''At the time he was acting Secretary Of
War on appointment Of Andy johnson, thev
desired to discuss with him subject which |
they were investigating, and which be- |
longed to his department. They found him |
in such condition that one Of the mem |
bers, no less person than the Hon. Glenni |
w. Scofeld, at present running on the !
radical ticket as Congre> oman at large
in Pennsylvania, declared with emphasis, /
My God, is it possible we must make that
man our candidate for President A mem
Der of the committee related this occurrence
to me during the past summer. He said
there was no doubt that Grant was intoxi-
Gated y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
BELOW COMING np-

Ship Talawan Scott % days from DemeraTa, in
ballast. to ] Bryson Eco
Brig Jeanne, Haufe from Havre August &c, to Z
StockmeyeT eco
French brig Conception, ARENAS II days from
Cette, to MASTER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
ARRIVED SHNnAY.

Steamship Mississippi, Croweu, from New York
18th instant J II LudWidsen-2d district
Ship Flying Foam, Sfounce FROM Liverpool August
g. to master-4th district
Ship Alexander, Tarbox, from Antwerp august T.
To master Point
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change of ScheduIe-January Id, 1879.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

1880 A. WI. Express leaves Houston daily, arriv.
ing at C0rsicana at 1876 P. M. and at
Austin at 6 2. N. Connecting at
EavaeOta with daily stage for An.
dersOn Huntsville Crockett Rusk
Henderson and Longview. At Hearns
with International Railroad. Al
Calvert with stage for Belton-tri.
weekly. AT Brenond for Waco
daily. At Richland for Fairfield
Cotton Gin Palestine and Tyler At
.COrsicana for Dallas Mckinney and
Sherman At Ledbetter for La
Grange and BastrOp. At Austin fOg
San Marcos, New Braunfels, San An
tonic and FL PasO.
1880 70 VIZ Night Express leaves daily, arriving
at COrsicana at 1:36 4. H., and at
Austin at a. NJ 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 Gal weston.
From COrslcana trains leave at A. NJ. and 81
P. NJ, arriving at Houston at P. HI. and 6:l5 A. ID
From austin trains leave at 6:15 a. NJ. and P. n
arriving IN Houston at P. NJ and 6I5 A. NJ
Passengers for San Antonio and all pointa In
Western Texas will save twelve hours BY going via
Austin, and avoid nearly 100 miles of tedious stag.
ing. @
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas Will
lind this the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
roate, being from fortyeght to sixty hours quicker
than via Red river.
Freight always as low as by any other route.
CORNELIUS ENNIS,
General Superintendent
General Freight and Ticket Agent. jal8 Iy
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IMPORTS

NEW YORK-Steamship Mlssfssippi-Agta
LiHERP09L-Ship Flying Foam-i2 796 SKIS fse |
ANI" hRP-ShiD Alexander-5458 bars railroaL
B BATII-Ship mayfower-ooO tons ice I0O tons
RIO JANEIRo-Blig Beta-4528 bags coaee2 cases
samples -s'9S9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22

PROBABILITIES.
From Michigan to Lake Ontario, an li1
thence to the Ohio valley, brisk to tLe:n
southwest winds, cloudy weather ap44 a t"in
belts; in New England and Middle 4o%iT,}
southerly winds, warm and "l ,,% CT
weather; in the south Altar I,,inda Nth
States easterly and sOuth;aIly "iiu1' 81 %iJr
1o~tI+- oI0r,5T weather III the former, CLOUDY
party PARTY and and rain GA the gulf; in the North
49, and thence extending on tuesday
VIZ lakes Michigan and Superior to the
liver Ohio valley, northwest winds, cool,
cloudy, but clearing weather.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, October 81, P. M
paro1aeter , 1885 Wind east-sOutheast,
Fres6. Arrived-Brig Druid, Williams,
master. ffty.four days from Port Maddox
with cargo Of slate to Davidson u Hill;
German ship Gorshen, Bahr' master, sixty
three days from Bremen, WIN general
CARGO I'd Ranger, Tatman 81 Co. No de-
paMyf TmEn1s. October 2l,-Wearsqr cloudy
~ ~ ,-,ar M Arrived-Dardanele Inn Lit
%In Rock: Belle Vernon from Galr e. Ne
sSssortad-.Henry Ames and Glasgow lot - CO..,
CINo4i. st. Luke and Belle memphis -
e ana Riia weat :B II hay f5yg
LOUISVILLE, October 81
risen SIX inches in the paste. river has
hours; rising slowly, with fifteen FFtty.eight
the chnte, and forty inches on the Pores Pores in
CAIRO, October 81 4r rnai C,lou.o,
from New Orleans at Z. M.: Az Col4 fnaSI
st. Louis, at P. NJ; Julia, from T9' v rom
Burg, at P. M. Departed-GapitaI E 1Gts-
for Vicksbprg at nine last night; Bisro 10y
for New Orleans at 6 P. NJ. River s aiic,ht
stationary. Weather clear and warm Goout
EVANSVILLE, October 81. - Weather
cloudy and mild. River stationary.
us 81. aoq aS, OS Wib Tn-AE[lFSdmCly OF
River falling slowly, Weather clear and
warm.
PITTsBURG, October 2l.-River three
feet four inches in the channel and sta
tiOnary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
GROCERIES,

EREsH GROCERIES.
New New York BREAKFAST BACON.
New New York BEEF TONGUES.
&Ew extra mess MACKEREBr
New Potomac ROE HERRING.
New Young America CHEESE.
New New York cream CHEESE.
New G2uyere CHEESE.
New Holland CHEESE.
New Sap Sage CHEESE.
New Guava JELLY AND PASTE.
New CBANBERRIES.
New BUCKWHEAT. ..=..
Just arrived, and for sale by c. HUCHEZ .
oc22 st Nos. 95and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
AMUSElIENTSs
Varieties THEATRE

robin Hood" as presented by the Zavis-
sawski Sisters at the Varieties Theatre last
Hl5,t, was witnessed by a small audience,
IonI sed mostly of gentlemen, the rain
t Ii"Flng Uttered ladies from going out. But
ouo auo1eH>e Enthusiastically testified thei.
o oPPIeSi@t q W the entertainment, and be-
TTEb5 e ~, Inattering tributes on the actors.
more youthful attrasS :: iosV soi4 4{ u tne1i
Miss Henrietta GraingefGns " .no ' 80
giyes evidence of her supot:"rit, H.
Nc, + MISS Kate Tyson, as i'm n the
Paarso r9 = graceful little creature. narrv
0elsoh M"''i0n, the maid Of the inn
6usniHg 4HSSnsei, Drovokes the most bolster
ous h1lfthfulness. The entire DerformanI,
heeps tne audience In good humor. and
Ielhpts those who see it Oiaee to want In SEQ
I I again. The farce of "Betsey Baker, was
! Me-, opening performance. The "Merrn
viii iB9sr the Glorious Days of Robin Hood"
| produced again this evening.
The 'w;t Academy OF Music.
Albert Aikenes of New York" with Mr..
The Patryace Kin Royal Kee,ae, Jim Briqhk,
produced at the and Lord Ihorn}y, was
| night to a very nice siemY of Music last
fertile in exciting indulgence. The play is
situations OF a sensational and interesting
in the right place and at tyre. Always
Aiken in his various characters right time
ite of the audience. Miss Mary She favor
SIZE, the orange girl, ald as Cer6ens as
actress, gives excellent personations the
a light, pleasant, attractive performaSSar
90 to the Academy this evening. NJ
Monday night Mile. Marietta Ravel will ap-
pear at the Academy.
The Circus.
Next week the Great Eastern Circus will
give performances at Congo square and
Tivoli circle, when thousands who never
enter the doors OF a theatre will pay their
money and go under the canvass.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22

4 I'll Il u o F I'll vi E.
On and after September a. 1872, trains of the
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern, Missis.
sippi Central and Mississippi and Tennessee Rail,
roads, will depart and arrive as follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express. a. NJ. Express. P NJ
Mail.......:. $50 F. NJ. Mail. ......... $50 l. N
Accommodatn.4:l5 P. Nj. Accommodate 1886 A. NJ,
9. Mail Train runs daily. Express daily, except
Sunday. ~7SSsP'
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TIME
From New Orleans to NEW YORK, CHICAGO. ST
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and all intermediate cities
villages and stations.
PULLMAN'S PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CARS
from New Orleans to Memphis Humboldt and Lon
isvile, without change
A. D. SHELDON,
ticket agent New Orleans.
5. S. JONES'
G. +. ATMoRE, 0"
OsneF e. E. Ea5CS SRgEF Agent
General Ticket Agent,
20 E. D. FROST,
! JV@ General superintendent,
S7EEL RAIL: DOUBLE TRACK
0IMORE AND OHIO
Tbs 0,..+ 49, 2.AILROAD,
Ton Cincinnati ior Colrrnbp,
Saving eighty-seven to 10 mn
train IN advance and arriving one
NEW YORK.
Saving ffty-nine miles and arriving siv
hours In advance at h&H
BALTIMORE
Saving seventy seven miles, and arriving o,,.,.
~no Ihree-qnarters hours in advance At kA'
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
one train the quickest.
q - THE TIL g GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRrnaps
over the Ohio river at Parkersburr and Esq.,,
are completed. o-AH
MORNING ANB NIGHT LINES on
FRAman's Palace Dire ID -
Sleeping Cars sO0" aha
on IN s 4n Po4te from St. Louis Cincinnati y,
1AnDuS " 6SILImoFe and WashingtoT' Ti+ u W
WITHOUT CHANGEI ss0ll ol'y'
and s shiS route you avoid all omnibus tran.,a,,
and uG Wesf for sale at all ticket Offices in the son
.c.aro.o, M, L. H. COLE
o0heraI Ticket Agent. Baltimore. Marv,ara
Nas+ar rrro W. T. SMITH
A@hlsp ortatI0n, Baltimore rTarv1a,S
milk General Passenger Agent e ci 80EEs o,,
TO THE EAsr,......~To THE EAgg
IL Louisville and Ohio and ry1n,,.ns.,
Hallway
roaI otnpie6ion OF the louisville Dtv+a4on ~ a.,
s1 ana Inc splendid equipment for T. " nnl6
BEST ROUTE TO CTNCF4NAmv
ALL POINTS EAST 7S1 RND NoRTrzv .sn
=. THREE THROUGH TRAINS Dayr
VAN oEeeF connections from the son++ -. a.
cinnati '' AVE SaN
WITHOUT CHANGE OF Oars
~ re- sure ana ask for ticket 7is Louisville
o1 FL I tssssis8Ppi Railway for sale s4 AZ az -
pei cKeI Ounces In the South and IN a. ~ pSN.
ne SenecSl once OF the Companv COLE q
s a in r5gE7Teets also at Gait Ronss es
NJ" ' E. e. oAoGs 70 cincinnati and rotn+. E.4
i e, afs good on mail line gtAamaSs Sh y1A
A@9 sAoAo'A are good on this road al" 44aal
general Pa Ssenger and Ticket ! g po1E Us
zeaeral Superintendent q.
ire 1s General Southern ley ,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
STEAMBOATS,.

Robert Lee Campbell, from Vicksbu1s
Katie. Cannon, from Grand Gulf
" S Pike. Brown. from Tunica
City of Alton Riley, from ST Louis
T BryarlY, acovel, from Louisville
LESSEE Taylor, BarancO, from Baton Rouge
Lizzie Hopkins, Auc0in, from charlottesville
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
so A3 ME EC&ALn

MoNDAY EVENING, October q, 1919
CorT0S-The sales to-day embraced 5lo0
oales, az prices requiring no chan
n our quotations. We give also the =
| Sage figures, which are for average lists
prSSs&%S1ng with its official type, while ours
| aver523s the proper range of the market t0r
low mi0Ssts, but with the outside figures for
strict: %given an the outside figures for
NEW ORLEANS
Tls IaAssLELC ALTON ass2s1tL aEE.g1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
RECEIPTS OF qRoDUrP

REGh1PTS OF PRODUCE,
st LOUlS-Steamer City of AIton-4I93 bbIs f7our
bbs whisky l740 SKIS oats 1873 axis corn 50 tcs lard
949 bales hay $50 kegs lard 157 cks bacon II xs hs
cen and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T Bryarlv-lO45 bb1s
Hour 800 bbls whisky $50 bbls meal IS SKIS corn SIS
bb!S apples and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer Lessie Tay1or-28O
6aes cotton 20 SKIS seed cotton IL hhds sugar /
biol mOlasses % half bbls do 74 :
hSBURG-Steamer E Lee-3345 bales cotton
cake and sundries ~ VI
GRAND GULF-Steamer Katie-2202 bales cotton
5O83 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and sunGres
>, IUNICA-Steamer " Pike-lI73 bales cotton
10 SKIS cotton seed So SKIS seed cotton IS bhIs mn
Iasses and sundries ~ '
6 DoNALDSONVILLE-Stea Lizzie HOPKINS
SundrIes to order
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUIS-Steamer Pauline CarroIl-9 bales cot
ton 1884 SKIS oats $50 SKIS bran 1880 bbls ,nr IN e
rye and sundry produce 40
81 LOulS-Steamer John .Kyle-316 bales cotton
and sundry produce '0-
and sundries o' oo'1oH
LOWER COAST-Steamer Belle Ida-318 bbls rice
oV Dds molasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunter-94 SKIS rice
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
aoRGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
october 2O-lO bales cotton 8 Dbls molasses and
and sundries - SA9 6eeG CottoH
:, 3 NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
hhN RAILROAD, October 2l-2I49 bales COTTON and
sundry produce N'"-o' 'V''0" anu
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EOWBOATS.

Ocean. williams. from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th instant, ship Freeman Clarke
aad schooner J Whipple-Brought up bark
Aretusa ard schOOners N DruTy and General