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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
San 5"'so 81. FL DlANAlNlEB. San Ja.so 81

Constante ell duef1o de este establecimiento en- su
prop6sito de tener complacidos sus parroquianos
al pdblico en- general, avisa estos que ACADIA de
pleto Y variados surtido de artfculos de su ramo,
todos de Ultima nOvedad algunOs aprOp0sto para
las presentes fiestas.-GU UILLEREO LLANERAS.
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Aviso al p1blico.

No habendo poddo expepderse los hilletes de la
rifa de la casa n1merO 78 de la plaza de Santiago
mes queda esta sin efecto, pudendo los que tengan
billetes pasar La eXpresada doude le sera abo
Dado su importe.- Puerto Rico JUNO de 1872
OSuna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
AVISO.
MES DE JUNO.

La persona en- cuyo poder Sc halle un caballo que
desapareci6 de la casa de amo el ju@ves % de
a la propiedad de dona Cayetana Rodriguez Sc lie
supllca tenga La amavilidad de notfcarselo dicha
sonora, IS le grati6cara convenientemente; las
mas del caballo SON las sguentes: Rucio- moro sic
te cuartas de alzada paso taconeado un POGO COLO
de la pata izquierda. La persona que sepa para
dero, puede dirigirse dona Cayetana Rodriguez
en- TruiiIo- -bajo.-,junio de 1872. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
PERDIDA.
Al que iilteleSe un buen hapEhe de buDVpS

Sc desea vender unO de .esqueleto con todos ans
Esta en- perfecta condicion con la gran yentaia M
de no tener que hacer gasto algunO extraordinario
para su moIltura. @ q ~
Sobre precio condiciones, que ser6n convan;on
tes cualquiera; entendeTse con su dueTo n Wa-
nuel IidOro Saldaha en- s9 hacienda de IS Caro-
lima. - s ~ n.y. .' " & Saloz ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
45AE&tt -&e4..
Sc abre al p6blico
Ell MARTES 3DE JUNO
eInueVodnacendenolaSy ynOVe1a&S 6Pub.

Mademocielle Therese Barlot, que ACADIA de lie
gar, ofrece al pibco q las senoras de esta Capital
en- particular un gran surtido de:
Sederfas, mnsellnas, lanillas, percales. indianas
para vestidos flores, cintas de tOdas clases abani
cos, perfumerfa ina, ropa blanca, sombrilas guan-
tes, calzado, etc. etc.
Sc encarga de la confeccion de sombreros, TRACES
de sociedad de baile canastillos de boda, etc.
Calle dc La Fortaleza num- 49, frente la Impren-
ia de Gonzalez. 5-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
Galade en- Yenta yaeula Y cahaIar.

En- la estancia de D. Francisco Mecbtler, Rio-vieo,
Rio-piedras, hay algunos bneyes y terneros. vacas
nov1llas en- su mayor nimero; aprop6sito estas
de matar Opara crianza; tambien venden caballos
y, ,yeguas: en- las 1ltmas hay varias que han de-
dicado atirar Pueden pasar verlos dicha estan-
tai, alto de Ia casa n6mero 4S, calfe de Tetuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
En- la NsVe De OrO, cdb de Ia Cruz,

Sc acaban de recibir artfculos propos para estas'
festaS son los siguientes
Lluvias para fuses, precios m6dicos
3Casimires para pantalones, idem
Dr1les Catalanes de otras classes, de todo precos
Vareses de Ultima moda, de todos precios
SombIeros para Sonora, de terciopeloy otras cla-
ses. Fss gsgea. A sA8 AL
Paraguas sombrillas.
, Camiserfa, para hombre. 81. y ~
Foresy gnilnardas -
varios otros artlculOs difciles de enumerar,
por 10 tantO, uamamos La atencOn de nuestros favo
recedores por 81 GUSTAV visitar nuestro estableci-
miento.-Gll Mirallas COmpaIlfa. 1-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
GRAN RITA.
CdbbhFutdeza, I9, hsne5hZ9agoans

Sc rifan 500 alajas de plata garantizadas en-
eS hay 9a na Bsn
dido que esta gran Iifa SO ha puesto con el 1n1co
fin de realizar. dichas alhajas.-El encargado, j.
BAILLY. ea -rt t9 1-10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
iiAT'ENCION!!. !.
HOTEL DE Los TAPORBS.

El que slscribe due7o de este establecimiento CO.
nocidos spcr Ia FONDA ANDALUzA, tiene el gusto
de participar sqs amigos Y al p1blico en- general
que alcomprar dich0 HOTEL Sc ha propuesto es-
tabecer on al las TefOrmaa que sean cOnvenien-
tas I'm de prOp0rcionar sus favorecedores un
c0mOdO Fys deoente hospedaje, extirpand0 la vez
abuses que retraian algunOs viajerOE concurrir
este HQTEL.-P PuertO- Rico NoGiembre 5 de 1881.
Jose A. GsHNKENO 10
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ANUNCIOS DIVBRSOS.
liGANGA!!

Sc vende una negra j6yen de "a amos cocinera
puede dirigirse los Sres. Llompart Pons. Ia
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LA MALLORQUINA.
GALE ESAN JUST0NUM. .as.
Exposition pGblica de est

T.
MasQm mno de Zara Grenade
VermutB
Chafy yMoSateL
a d6naf nca ifrenesd
s
L O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
Nueva V barata.

2 Sc vende una casita de MADEIRA con un solar con
palmas cocales otro solar cOntiguO dOnde poder
fabrcar otra casa sta en- las afueras de Puerta de
terra. Sc vendsn juntos Separates los solares.
En- la Gale de San Sebastian, n6mero 81 informa-
ran. .,, ..N 1-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
A Los SRBS. PROFESORBS DB COLBGIOS Y EsCUBLAs.

Sc les participa que 81 que necesite medallasp
de plata para premios, pueden diryijirse con opor
tunidad la joyer1a de Furiat, plaza principal
Al hacerlo mandarin el tamano inscription
que deban llevar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-09
EXOUISITA FRAGANCIA

1AVOlA1 u 1uA NL1VO11A
Que eOmunca q La bOca La proportion debe ser
una cucharadIta en- un vase cOmun de aqua pura.
Neutraliza las particulas de comida detenidas en-
tire los dientes las cuaes la eausa de picSduras
eD La dentadura, NAL aliento, ydescOlcTamiento de
las encias. Ademas con el uso del Aqua Florida de
alento, Y blancura loa dientes sin el mas mfnimo
pelgro deinjuriapel esmalte 10 que rara vez con-
sigue con las lOcciones pOlvOs hoy en- uso. Gene
ralmente las senoras que Sc aprecian de refnamien
to buen gusto desean tener
Manos Blancas v Suaves.
Creemos que no hay NADIA que tienda mas pro-
dueir este efeeto que Ell Aqua Florida de Murray y
Lanman mezclada con ell aqua de lavarse. Las Sc
noras de Cuba y Sud America fueron las primeras
en- descubrir las extraordinarias vrtudes de esta
qua floral como cosmetico, despues de veinte y
cinco amos de diario han decidido que es la uni
ca destilacion floral que cOmbina tOdos los requi-
sitos como SECURE efcaz hermOseador de la COM
plexion, tan ben como perfume exquisite y delica-
do. Probablemente el mas distntivo earaeter del
Aqua Florida de Murray Lanman su admirable
REFRESCANTE PODER. .s
Ell sentidO del olfato no Sc cansa de 81, al contra
rio parece hallarse mas intense el placer cuanto
mas Sc acOstumbra su usO. e ,a-
Como hay muchas falsifcaciOnes, pidase siempre
ell Aqua florida preparada pOr LANMAN Y KEMP,
Nueva-YOrk E GIa&
De venta en- todas las principales Boticas.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
MARKETS.
Domestic NInrllets.

New York, December E, L yening Got
ton quiet; sales 1892 bales; middling up
lands 1910; Orleans zoe. Southern flour
dull and unchanged, ST. l0d9 Is for com
mon to fair extra; 90 II for good to
choice. Whisky shade tirIuer, 94lac
Wheat opened frmer and closed dull. with
holders disposed to realize, 81 63dl 10 for
red winter Western. Corn quiet: firmly
held at 63l3c for steamer Western mixed.
FORK dull; $l4 for ola mess. Beef dull,
Si0 q |! for new plain mess: ST. d l3 20 for
extra do Lard weak, 1a4 Sisc. TurBen-
4ne dull, 81 06ll2e Resin dull. So 20.
tailow quiet Sl4 aS12c. Freights to Liver
pool quiet and firm.
Coffee IN fair request: Rio I5a lSi4c.
sugar quiet; fair to good refining 9 X a924c;
Cuba 9le a lOc. Molasscs quiet: New Or
leans 500 10. Rice quiet aud unchanged.
Colt0n-Net receipts s. bales; gross l6S6
Sales Of futures lOS00. December 1874 u
i9r; January Is Is Is a l9c: February l9l, a
wac; March l9 o-l60l9 1.l6c; April 1875 q
~ il-l6c; May 1872 q 20c; june 20f.c.
CINCINNATI, December 6.-Cotton ouiet
and steady; middling lS7sc. Flour-De
mand fair and market iirm at s. 35a1 20.
Wheat-Dcmand fair and mar krt firm; No.
. red wintor 81 So a l 81. Corn ana e8t-
quiet and unchanged. Pork dull a, SD
Lard dull; steam Use: kettle use. Bulk
meats in good demand; shoulders 27ac; clear
rib size: clear &c. Bacon steady: demand
moderate; shoulders SC; clear rib SaSl4c;
sIear Sl4 3SIso. Sugar cured hams in good
demand at I50I5lee. Whisky-Demand
rood at tull prices; s8c.
Sr. LOUIS, December 6.-Cotton quiet
lles Of good ord nary At l7A-c. Flour
MET and unchanged. Wheae dull and
ominally lover; No. fall offered Q. 81 g,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07

Ea.DAT EvsSIYe. Decen3eE $. lsE5
CoTroS-Tle sales to-day, as fas 40 ~
ported, summed up $500 bales, at easier
prices, except FOR bright, eVen-runnIng lists
with fair staple. which continued firm, the
closing rates requiring slight revision of
our quotations az below. We give also
the Exchange figures, which are for
average lists according with its official
type, while oars present the proper range
of the market FOX average ijsts, hat With
the outside figures for low middlIng given as
the outside i cures for strict:
SEW GRL:.AS. CLASSIFICATION, AZ csIILAr@o
L.-aAS OF IlNERp0OI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
[onnr1runD rEon FrRsr PAeE.l

telescopiug two Pullman palace cars. Five
dead bodies have been recovered. No
South erners in the list.
CIxcNNATI, December .6-A report OF the
Grade and commerce Of Cincinnati for the
9ast commercial year shows that the aggre-
gare value Of imports was $3l7 900 o99, an
increase over the preceding year Of $5i,-
000 goo; and tho total value Of exports
500, 40 go, an increase Of $2l ,eV0.~".
The greatest increase has been IN IRON.
Gle increase in imports of pig iron over the
preceding year being % per cent IN tons,
asd the increase Of exports OF pig iron ~
q,cr cent in tons. The increase in imports
OF Itig iron during the last decade 315 per
cent. and in exports for the same period
:92 per cent.
sy!NcIsNArI, December Ga dispatch
qs0m Louisville says:
The capital prize in the library distri5u-
SION tomorrow has been fxed at $1,000.
and the total amount to be distributed at
I'm mn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
U. s. MARBHAL'8 SALES.

Underwriters'- Hreekiag COMPANY "a,
Steamboat Katie
Il THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUBr. DTa-
Il trict of louisiana No. 10. e6T -By vfrfne 6f an
order Of sale TO directed in the above entitled
salt, will proceed TO soil TO the highest btdder
on TUESDAY December 20, 1872, ut twelve ocI0gE
n, at the entrance OF the Cuatomhouse, on Canal
street, between PateEs and Cd Leree stree r. LEs
this city -
TIKI 6TBAMER KATIE, ,AAr saokle. sspoagel- ste
Terms-Cash az tlIne o. adI Indication
cembe1 4, 1879.
80 8. D. PACKARD
&o'0. #GzfEed States Ma-sea&
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07

without buyers Corn quiet; business
small; No z mixed 80 on east track.
Oats steady but slow; No. 9 2i025c, &C
cordiug to location. Whisky firm at 92c.
Pork nominal Dry salt meats-More do
ing; small packed lots Of shoulders DC;
clear rib sue; clear size. ;iacon-On!T 3
small order trade. Lard 7c,
Foreign EiaFkors.
Lo"pox. December 6. ; ?. M-Coasols
and American securities closed uaclaoged,
Erie T..
pAHls, December 6.-Eentes 5,;i.
L!sHR@oOL, Deceuber 5. Evening Cot
top closed unchanged, niddiing upland5
l0a; Orleans .08d; sales l.,00) bales,
Sales for the week 10000 bales, Of which
500 were Tor export and 5000 for zpecula-
ton. Total stock So. 800 bales, OF which
$1,000 are American Total stock atloat
~ 00) bales, Of which ~ 800 are Amer
ican. Eoceipts Of the week !O.Rs) Dales.
0I which -, 900 are American. Actual ez-
ports 5000 bales. Yarns sad fabrics at Ana-
Chest"r quiet but firm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07

C0RK-Barf s-suc.s ; 2ay-28G0 bales eo.sos
HAFKk-HhIp Leoae-3526 bales cotton 1925 staves
2ARCkLOEA-Bark TsYa-:7. bales cotton I!Es
slaves
BARCEioSA-8r.g Apou8-573 DaIes cottos .2oS
slaves
NEW YORE-Ssaaz1sh.p ST iouis-l24l bales COT
:on I64l bbl5 mosssea 700 bbls oil l5D bbs pecans .
bo rice 6a4 BIDS hidea II Si1y hides u tcs ga.los
$500 II specie
EKW Y0RK-SSeagns9liD United statea-63I bales
cotton 1888 bbls m0asses ~ hhds sugar 40 bO.s oil
!a4s aEy A3ea AZ 6dLs hides 20 Aagss W0aI p sks
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07

Get you. candies, fireworks ana Cs,tfor-
MIA wines from. Miller & nisilman's. NOS. 80
and ;? Peters street, tformel'y New Leveel
corner Q: NatcheE. Goods delivered "A all
pa... .. The c..y t-as Of drayagc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
REWARDS,
l2IFTY DOLLARS REWARD.


FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Notice to junk store Keepers and Police
men.
C7FIcE NV 0aLBAys GAsLIaHr CoNrANS.
November %, 1872. !
The above reward viii DO paid for he appre-
tension and conviction Of any party engaged in
ateaAug the covers and boxes placed Oh tbs saa-
qlette5 over the atop socks Of this company.
ANY Jua& dealer found purchasing, or having in
MS possession. suca steIen covers and boxes siu
9t prosecuted according 20 Law.
aoSo l0t General suDEr; I15 : = a.,
G10n REBARD.-OSB HUNDRED r.0v.
SjVV lars reward wlll be paid for sy,rh in
formation 10 5aaI secure the conviction az sny
dT'VeI on any OF the street railroad cars of haris
teceiTed any fare OF fares from passenoers ard ~
retaining the same instead of having II deposited
IN the fare box. - ''oN
.., G. 7. BEAURRGARD,
"aes'9t1t Neg ORLEANS and Carroltou RAILROAD
2. HfSTZ
Pfs5+dea% View Orleans City Railroad
ALDEN MCCLELLAN,
President St. Charles Street Railroad
WILLIAM LYED
PRESIDENT Cana and Claiborne Street Railroad
-3CH. MONTGOMERY
President Crescent City Railroad
Z. GARRETT
aol9sa: President pro TEN. Orleans Ra!lrosd,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07

Electricity has Lately been suocss>:a'ly
applied 70 she breaking il Of horses. A
wire was attached 30 the bit, and as soon as
the animal showed signs Of becoming re-.
fractory shoes vas given. v9!cs soon re-
stored 9-de;.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07

4 Warrington -peciai Of gae,dsr - Che
ST, !loui, Hswoe1,Sf says;
Judge Campbell, OF New Orleans. APP
penrrd n tho Supreme COur' today. 10 ar
que The case o: the New Orleans butchers
Benevolent Association, against the Gres-
Ccnt City Strengthening Company The
latter il an association OF seventeen persons
who have obtained from the Legislature Of
'LouisiaD4 Tie exclusive right 80 butcher all
animals used for meat IL New Orleans
The case comes here on an appeal from the
Supreme Court Of Louisiana, Judge Camp
bell n his brief, asserts that the act Great
ing The company is in violation Of the tIiI-
tecnta and fourteenth amendments TO the
constitution Of the United States, the former
because it makes q servant class Of the con
sumcr5 and o master class out Of the asso-
citation, and the latter, because it abrogates
the rights of the citizens. which the four
teenth amendment torbids. TIE case will
he argued about the first OF January. 1t
was argued year ago, and the court is IN
derstood to be divided in opinion on it.
Hon. Philip Phillips and Mr.. J, q. A Eel
lows are associated with Judge Campbell
aud Cox. Attorney General Black, Senator
Carpenter nnd Mr. T. J. Durant are on the
other side
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
we copy the following from tue New
ork Tines.

We copy the following from tue New
orL 7i.prS.
None OF the official reports which we pub
li~h this morning viii be read wth more
general interest than the report OF the chief
of the Signal OHice In very short time,
and in the face Of numerous difficulties
which always attend upon new undertake
ings, the working Of the office has been
made Efficient. and its results trustworthy.
During the past year weather reports have
been constantly received from seventy-tWo
stations and 1877 ,6lT bulletins have been
issued; but the most gratifying fact in the
report is tho fact that seventy six per cent
OF the forecasts, or weather probabilities"
have been verified. There can be no doubt
that the signal office has been Of great value
to commerce and agriculture in giving nc
tice ofme genealogical changes and whatever
legislation may be needed TO increase its
usefulness should be accorded by Congress
Those engaged in the labors of the office
should certainly be permanently attached
to IT, and not be, as now, merely on de-
taehel duty. liable at any moment to be
transferred to other duties in the army;
and we hope the suggestion Of this reform
made in the report will receive prompt
attention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE or PAUL J. lEFEByRK

ESTATE or PAUL J. REFEBVRBso
Csr-Ho STATRs hARsHAL's Opp,cs 0
SeE' Orleans, November IL, 1877
guns Is TO GryB NOTICE THAT A WARRAETs
4 has ben issued out OF the District Court Of
the ontttd states fof the Dtstrict of Louisiana
against tae estate Of PAU j. LefebYre, Of t state
OF Louisiana, adjudged bankrupt, upon his own
petition That the payment OF any debts a3d tbe
deHFery OF any property belonging to said bank
IuP 10 hIn or isr ais aae and the transfer Of anp
property by him arc forbidden by la~; that q
meeting OF the creditors OF said baTkrupt to rr0v.
their debts and choose one or more assines Of ts
estate, will DC held - court of bankrnptcy to he
hoiaen on the seventh day Of December A. b. IN
Neg Orleans, before D. ag assin Register
R.B. PACKARD
h'tE He' United states Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
: At 300 v gallon. No buyers al whole

Z NrVFT n Q
Palm 60 y is: olive SC; magnolia SC
| and CASTLE I2c 4 deduction of lc = Il
| ia a1Iowe6 according to size of lots. Cole
" water FER soap i0c, and polishing l0c ? tb
extra olive 70 IN round lots, and Il 4 : ~
! lob.
Malt AND H0Ps-Choice Western barleI
malt is selling at 81 IS al 50; good fair /
| quoted at 81 II, and common az zoe 9
! bushel. There Is fair supply OF the lowe
! qualities, which are very dull, but choice !
F.! firm. New York hops are firm at a q ID
| Y ID.
| BREAD AND CRACkEks-Iae trade j
| rather quiet ootn ID the Iceat ant
| shipping demand. We quote navy hFeat
at &c, pilot bread eG'e, French blsc9l
| &c, soda crackers I G6e, butter a SC
| Boston 7u3c; picnic 7a9o. oyste.
| &c, sugar, IL a I3c. cream y lie, NC
| mac Ibc, ginger nuts u i3c, lemon
snaps I.o crescent biscuit ibc, crackne
| biscuit SO . ID
BAGti%9---t9 Il. TAR demand, and dealer:
| are TG5a542S domestic lute at I5c 2
| yard, Inaia II bales at i@Izc and l2c IL
rolls; hemp and r1ax at - q loo, with very
| little INQUIRY. at Wholesale India Is quoted
! at 10 . lie = yard, with a very Eght de
maud, aad the jas5 sale OF domestic iute
was 1890 cash for round lot. They are
now asking lie for domestic iute.
800 - An'N' %'V' "Ht
ana safes are EeFtIleCe6 LOT want OF tonnage.
OrdilacJ % quoted at sc, ana prime at "a c
L.
IRON COTTON lIEs-AA KINDS are sell
ing at SO a &c = ID.
bAhiSG -LNE-Dealecs are retailing at
Hc %.
cotton S&Eo-C wing to the decline IN
manufactured products and the scarcity Of
export tonnage. the price paid by the
manufacturers Will be reduced to $l3 y
ton from the FIRST Instantl, delivered on
the levee, they furnishing the sacks.
CoTToN SEED OIL-Shipments have been
male to New York principally on manu-
facturers' account Crude is held at &c
and refined 1t &c + gallon, but prices favor
buyers.
CoTToN SEED On CAEE-Is in fair sup
ply OF both city and country No sales
have been made, as manufacturers are ship
ping to Europe on their own account, City
is quoted nominaElT at $28 q %. aad coun-
t-T at 81 4 - = ton Of 22t0 TBS.
FLsE-Mackeret il IL good supply and
dull Prices are lower than at the North.
Extra No I So in bills, Sill so in half
b5ls Sc in quarter bbls, and s. 50 in
kits. No. bay $l4 in hbLs, 81 so in half
bbls, 81 IN quarter bbls and 81 IS N kits;
No. 2, $il 90 in bbis ST in half bbls, S. il
quarter boLs. and 81 so in kits; No, 3 50
IN bbls, g in half btls, S. 20 in quarter bbls
and III - IN kits. Cod y box 81 10 and Size
~ II IN ,,u1-!pr drums, LARGE 40 + /, n Lor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
MONETARY Commercial.
MONETARY.
oFFfgK OF THB DAILY REPUBLEAE,
49,. - :. ~

We nave no further improvement to note
IN the money market than the shade better
feeling We mentioned existing at the close
yesterday evening. The demand for dis
counts and currency continued oC fair eX-
ttnt to day. but was nevertheless pressing:
The movement on the street was only of
moderate extent the unsettled state Of po-
IitiCal affairs creating a want Of confidence.
Rates, however, were unchanged, we con
time to quote the street rates o. first class
paper at il p cent = annum. Al at IL: sc
ono grade at I8; first class mortgage at u,
and second DO at r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
Receipts OF PROnuCE.

RGUEiPIS Uf PROUUCG.
Observation-Disclosures Pechess-8I2 bs,es cot
ton an SKIS cotton seed Il SKIS seed cotton 10 hnds
sugar a bills m0lasBeS aud BundTies
Observation-Disclosures Eatchez-3331 bales cotton
2248 SKIS cotton seed p SKIS seed cotton and sunres
Observation-Disclosures Lizz'e Hopkins
bales cotton . hjis sugar bbls suGar j52 obs
molassea % half bbls 90 aud sundries
LOWER C0AST-Steamer Bradish Johnson
u hhds sugar 81 b6ls molaases SO bbls rice ana
sundIies
TUNICA-Steanry Y s Pike-l&35 bales cotton
50 SKIS cotton see3 - hlds sugar 42o bbs moIasses
and suudTi6s
COLLEGE, PoINT--Steaner Bannoek CiG.oa59
hhds sugar ~ Dds m0,assss and sundI;eo
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD
M0RGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
December 6-l25 0aies cotton SKIS seed CGt,on 423
hhds sugar II b5ls sugar 1888 bbls mohsses Ia half
bDls do Kegs do ta3 head cattle and sundr.es
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS Rail-.
ROAD, Dec u5eT Soc bales cotton bales dOlues
tie 70 b5t5 Ge 50 b55 Vosi. = bbs turpen the and
sundries
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GRBAT NORTH
bRN RAILROAD, December 6--l330 bales cotton
and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-07
GKI:AS. CLASSIFICATION, 49, .8iILA T4O
:..aNs or LIVERPOOL.


The sales .ac!aded strict good ordinary
at l,tc; log n.dding at 1873. 1874 and
1896: stg;c: .ow mlddling 6: Isle and i2Ac:
strict low nitdling TO niddling at 1890:
middling a; - ana !9-sc. and strict mid
mont was checked BY light supplies. but
later in the dsy. more samples having been
opened. factors met she demand freely, IS
pecially IN the general run Of the offerings,
in some accepting &c ieas than they could
have realized n the morning. The quota
tons above show reduction Of Sc n the
outside figures fo- good ordinary. middEag
aud strict middling, but no other change.
., 500 bales $500 on Wednesday. 6.sGQ yes
terday and 500 to day; making an aggre-
gate for the week Of $500 bales. against b.
zee Jas5 wesk a0d s., 200 tha week bet4re