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HORSES, CAHRIAGEs, &C.
T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF III u-t1Yl r'i
IA f.H JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
once and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
rHNa fN opposite the Post once. hsls.

B once and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
yHt tl opposite the Post once. ~
s, THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH s
=, 4. u sssssss ! isSriiss asss '..
sAEzs & HSsSaS Ar SAaf!4sss ss!s
ELEGANT BAY eotfs = aSssk SSlssk 70 HANDS, srEAss
IL anS Il
rss
M ns dSnHs 4Eln BROWN MARES
rec rom Vice good traveller Tree drivers excel
sSSD sseB SspEs
yiss Sc,
SsS$a sSsas As sHsp w HANDS
aSSs aaTSsSs $ sSS
% ST IN yss single
Ely HSSSS i HESbs S5SSs SaS $SFh EsD AND
Class and Vers % stylish Coupe hore ss9'
PoRTLANp SLEIGH, WITH POLE. AND SHAFTS;
two sXS sSs aSRsR a9Sef @ 5Ns ssbse
and true n All harness free from VICE good stopper
ifs spd sSlysE % HS 'SnS S5 AND
rne in ali harness. rec from vice fast traveller; pe
'sa aS!%s fs1 syc c ga ;Snf soAs
az
roadster for gentleman's and warranted sound.
TOP AND NO TOP ROAD WAGONS
BAY KENTUCKY BRED SADDLE HORSE 1b%
under & 81
and stylish driver. r. l'I l. 1l1
BAY HORSE i6 HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND AND
true in all harness; frce from vice tros in 81 minutes
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTION TINE
of sale. HN1 EhFsf tttFt .Hf'
Top and no top Wagons Phactons Dog Carts, top and
no top Pony Phaetons Harness, Robes, &c. 7Itr -a
Weather never interferes with our sales.
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EXCURSIONS.
- carrying mails, passengers and freight to
hihgs'on Jamaica; Santa Martha and Greytown,

A VARIETY OF BARGEs STEAMERS AND
"A Groves Staten and Long Islands North and East
Rivers to let for excursions at lowest rates
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HOPE CHAPTER, 2Ak R. A. NJ COMPANIONS, YOU
are hereby notified to attend the special convoca
tons Of Hope Chapter q her room Odd Fellows Hail.
at O'clock work Royal Arch \. Z. 2. Thos. e. Cas-
chapters are cordially invited; BY order, -.
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BARGAIN-TwO SECOND HAND DOCTORS
"A Wagons and three no top Bugges, one Road Wagon,
$50 Coach, 32o; BTets SlS All In good order ct
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50 LIBERTY eTREKT+RBDUCED PRICES.
toms Rockaways DEPOT and JSsGer Wagons carefully se
lected from best makers and offered lowest
low also Sheets Lap Robes Nets Whips. &C. at cost 70
y JOHNSTON VAN rAssELI, ss Liberty street
A N ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HORSES AND CAR
"A r'ase' '1e yoaNxssfSN aaxs N VAN rAssELL, ~
:, no u, ia East Th@irtecnth @ nth street
sixteen hands, SIX years old; warranted sound kind
~" FOUR WHEELED TURNOUT SEAT DOG CART.
FOUR SUPERIOR ROAD HORSES; CAN SHOW
great Speed and warranted sound kind and
CROSS hATCHED TEAM; FREE DRIVERS; AN Ex
TEN FEN GOOD % WORK H5RsEs, PH2ToNs, TOP AND NO
top wagons, harness. &C. fr N r'nw - H'-nT
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IL July 30 JOSEPH BATES, 1876 Broadway.
Branch Office AT Broonne street. - : = - :.

JERz JOHNSON ss:.ss SaySE1assEa ...ss; now 7as
a sssS ss sns 3 s ssd
1Ss 1ns ss Nj as sS.4iss asn @ az Ss
Wn 0s and %Sas' TssF tastes to servo
Nh ssSs ~ssa
ss him soa
ss1s 1s's sss sst
SsHs h'
e % Wise % in s!%s T:. and % eve. sssp - : view.
ssysSe buyers RsSsTs
70 S1 oy Hail must Soub as
Exps fiencc e as geod : scbosi 8 any, 7aat5
Be- & not % among aG he icoiish' -. who e'% %o"d ioss
ay ali
FSe sn yoa o IN s q yon as osiSs
S 5 S%S to toE bS.as % She 1SnT c % S
zSs sS iS.ss %.,s.
fHs NnS vie snS hsrs 1esy ssysas
Al M DS S. whS g. ssS health e
FoT boating bathing Sshing' none compare.
Z sSa Sss SSay, ss sSs siy Ta
ss.ass Sssasss
@ PSas %is ies dissa
Stores, churches schools and homes viii surround
you
With al tie luxuries of life around you.
Then more TO Bayside, ono and OIL
Perhaps this Is the third and final cal1n
And ne'er q chance, SO long you may live,
E sHy ssss s Ess SSI ssss sss'
To entertain you-Harrison, beside
Gralulla's Band-thc finest tent c'er
While Weekes will serve banquet on the green.
So come with Johnson and your fortunes try,
At this great sale, and mind, whateer you buy,
That seventy per cent remains unpaid
Three years-by then your fortunes win be made.
Come one come all the ola the young and merry,
AtJames' slip or Thirty fourth street ferry.
The time is eleven ocl0ck-and bear in mind,
That sharps the word, or you'll be LEFT behind.
Free cards and information full and clear.
You'll gel Of JEnn JynEsoN, Jr, Auctionecr,
On Nassau street. at No. Is,
All go Tor tickets who desire to thrive
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TOSEPH BATES CO., n BROADwAY.-ROYAL HA-
u fana and Kentucky Brokers Post office box 4264.
Room 81. main floor
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- ~, ~,
/ orS pEH S<CH RACES
II o,cioc ClAL BOAT will leave pier 70 North River al
day on Saturday, August and on the Tues %
citing at sandy Hook with special train for the race
courso returning after the arc over
farS fQr the round trip, including admission 70 the
DEDEsTRIANIsM AND TRoTTING, AT HALLS DRIy-
ing Park, Coney Island Road.-Tuesday, August 80,
fourmlle Walking Match; Foot Race, IN heats
and Foot Race IN heath AZ n he ne ace ces'
and exciting contests certain Coney Island cars pass
the door, asq m I.- 'ir iftI
u county, " Y-The annual meeting Of this associa-
ton for 1871 win be held August H H. II and l6 Purses,
''' "A' s'''' 'Es'B GRAHAM, Secretary.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES IN
IN terestcd that the Commissioners appointed under
Chapter $50, Laws Of 1872, will meet at the Chamber
O'Clock p. NJ, to examine into the facts and crcun
relating to the contracts made by the Mayor &C.
OF the city of New York with the following named per-
sons 10 Wit
Contract Nc. 80 CIV
.sss-ratr trick Farley Madison avenue, sewers between
Seventy fourth and Eighty sixth streets
2138-C. II. Green, President Filth avenue Hamar wood
s0i green gTsHasPt ss,n street, Hamar wood
wood paving, from Fourth TO Fifth avenue.
23s6-T. G. O'Bricn, sewer In Hudson street. between
and Horatio streets
Terence Mcclure, regulating, grading, curb gutter and
2oi2-J Moore 18th street, regulating grading curb
gutter and tagging, Third avenue to Harlem River.
223-Robert Cunningham, Sixty-sixth street, regulat
ing grading curb, gutter and Tagging First avenue 70
22i-Michael Hayes, Eighty third street. curb gutter
and tagging, Third avenue 70 fifih avenue
1853. II. Miller North. Moore street. paving. with
Brown Miller part from West Broadway to West street
j. L. Brown, First avenue regulating grading and set
ting curb and gutter between Ninety second and iOsh
2s2-Joseph Pickard I0lth street. regulating grading
&c. Finh avenue to Harlem River. ~e'
Patrick Farley regulating grading and setting curb and
gutter stones IN Seventy h street. between Fifth ave
'' '''' SSS$hs SSsJSh sg1EEs14sa g Ezs vosast
ID. JAQUES,
G. II. 3. WILLIAMS, Clerk
JuNF
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Rivers to let for S6Sash Swc eS rs IS From. street
Ss5rSTs ys nc LSwsa
keyRsf, Sq Fe'Sfn9s % 5as s'ss X
A. :" ''''' '0 l. !" '"'S 3 es"i g. Taylor Captain.
Z ngauESoT captain @ e. wilson. leaves rsgaiasy
ss Gay scc aofn East Fs r Fs Is ( nG % PEEK
R@ fsSaf is y,fs savins SoSsS
nAfLY EXCURSION TO THE CAMP GROUND AT
ss s Ss:iss fSS$
9sek sp,. dairy: al sIs icS the sScys landing:
ExCURsI0N.-A BEAUTIFUL, PLEASANT, nEALTHY
4 ms s S p e K along %
e'i"' sses G
.i ~ eaSEE leaves
iSpSsf Nsy .ssssI i1a svss
VI Christopher street, u pier No North RiyeI ,zs
iss s iss i IL sIc svs
soSs ss ESs ssaS" sgns$! s1ss s5 7,
s fI:sinE S.,s ss.ES III: $S nTs;
@ North RIVER 81 ociocRA T,cses ladies cents
Good S%ss Fl
CTEAMERs NORRIsANIA AND HARLEM, FOR NOR.
aps mas Fulton Ssatst rHS p SSty' sSSss
landing az "a sGGHs IN asdns "A
Es ss isnsi1s 4 rsPf 81 I.ss 4 81
sns"s wtsn unasT sssse the
ssc A'Sra ao Escs a rR for
tain House and Kyies picnic grounds al h'en Dr,use
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rUuE SPLENDID STEAMER EASTERN QUEEN, FOR
i Lewes Del connecting with Junction ana ,ns brean-
Wednesdays and fridays atoP. n For reisht and pas
saQe Apply board
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

Western factory 19c; New York cream
| and English dairy l9020c y ID.
| MACKEREL-Is in good demand. with
| only moderate supply on haad ana an
| upward tendency in prices: NO. barrels
! command $l4g16; No. ? $40 q III: No. 5
SS09; No. | kits 81 IS; No, 2 81 80; No. )
81 Is.
BAGCINC-Is without any movement.
| The dealers rates are lie for India IN
| ging lSc y yard.
Pics FEEr-Are dull at 81 asa so p
key.
CoTroS 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
Observation-Disclosures are selling ON the
landing at $303 %; apples So ,; onions
SI02 j. Dbl: cabbages SIS q 70 = box: sour
krout $l5 02O y Dbl; Western beans $ll
q u: green peas 81 as: red beans So q l2
lady peas $6aS: horse radish s. a 8; turnlps
ST. so; beets s. 50 carrots and parsnjps S.
al y Dbl; dried apples IA Ice. and peaches
Ga Sc y tb.
H1DEs-Are in light supply and in good
demand at lO1s q lie y tb for green salted,
l71z a lsc for dry salted, 1874 l9l2c for
flint and ll3l a l2Ac for kips.
small stock on hand. Cargoes are quoted at
81 4OaI AZ u sack. The dealers rates from
store are 81 Goa % + sack for coarse.
and 81 700l Is for fine. Turks Island Is
selling at ST. 30 q % y sack Of two bushels.
A cargo of Turks Island, in bond. sold at &c
T. bushel Table salt IN pockets is selling
at 234 a 71ac, as in size.
BREAKFAST BACON-1s scarce. W estern
commands lOla a lie: Northern ii a Ii l2c
y Is.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is dull.
with a fair stock on hand. Fair is quoted
at SA Size: prime S;4 a &c: Carolina is
iobbing at 9l2c y ID. India is in good
supply, and is quoted at rs 0Is4c T. 10:
in bond 37s a 4c y ID.
NAVAL SroREs-Tar is dull az 1915 y Dbl,
and spirits turpentine arrive in small lots,
and sell at 90c y gallon.
STAR CANDLES-Are quoted at lJc e 10
wholesale and l912c retail.
Moss-Is dull at 4 a &c for country picked
and Ga lie for clean picked. city Daled.
There is no city demand, and no orders
have been received in the past week, either
from the East or West.
GUNNY BAGs-Are held at l9c apiece.
Cow PEAs-Are dull at s. - a. 30 +
bushel. wholesale and retail A lot of 400
bushels choice sold at s. - = bushel.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at S. 30 o6: ducks $ la );
geese S6o7; turkeys $lsa 20; eggs lie
u dozen.
We are indebted to Messrs. Burke,
Trepagnier & Co. for the following state
ment:
NEW OaLEA@s, April !, 1872.
STOCK THIS DAY.
Pork mess Is POO, other kinds 6.H. Is 31t barrels
Lard . Observation-Disclosures. 2 .A53 tierces
Lard ............................ o, go Kegs.
Bacon (cler sides 600, GEAR r!1 sides
800 shoulders $3.50 .........-...-. $50 casks.
Hams tsugar- cured 1913 tierces, PLAIN
i9terces, casks). ....--..... i28o tierces.
Dry sated meats lin bulk and packed
all kndsl ,u,,al TO ,!,.... 80 casks.
Barring India 2tiJ Duntie. 4lo}...... 3j5 bales.
Dom, sic iute bagmiuc ........... IS 1893 rolls.
HEMP and flax bag.ing .............. lG5 pieces.
tilluIiv bags OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10l bales.
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TIE Cincinnati Steamboat Fires,

A Washington special to the New York
Hera!d says:
special Agent Martin, Of the Treasury
Department. who was directed BY the
Secretary Of the Treasury to make thor
Uugh investigation into all the circum-
stances attending the burning of six steam
ers or Cincinnati, early Oh the morning of
the seventh ultimO. has submitted his re-
port to the Treasury Department. The
investigation was made n accordance with
the requirements of the steamboat act, and
is the first one ordered by the department
He reports that no negligence was shown
or suspected on the part of the officers of
the steamboats, or the local board of in
spectors. Precautionary measures to pre-
vent LOSSES by fire appear to have been
made. EXtlnguishers were on all the boats
and were used on some of them at the time
of the fire, but without avail and watch
men, as required by law, were on duty on
each OF the boats. AS to the cause of the
disaster the most plausible theory is that
tfe was in the cotton loaded on the ST.
Charles the evening before, and that it was
not the result of inccnd.arism or careless
use OF lamps. Special Agent Martin will
ieaVc tomorrow tor Louisville to make an
investigation into the sinking and burning
ol me steamer Falls City, near that place,
WIN view to ascerta!ning whether the
'o'' acl, ana The rules relative to the
fastening OF stoves, watchmen and fire eX-
tinSul -hers were regarded or if the disaster
was otherwise a result of carelessness or
hegiigence. = This duty finished, he will
VISIT ri'tsburg, Wheeling, Evansville, Mem
p,hls and Nashville, and report upon the
character and qualifications of the officers
OF the service, the operations and admins
tfation or the steamboat inspection law
ana OF lNe rules prescribed. The same sys-
fem examination WI ha
ports Of all the steamboat districts in the
United States. WV
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

| NEW YORK. April Cotton quiet and
| tirner; sales 1000 bales: uplands Else: Or
| leans % &C. Futures quiet: sales 5000 bales
as follows; Low middling for April 22as
- l3-l6c: MAY y l-l6. % Bloc: June % GIG,
2353c July % 9-l6. 2353c; September II l2c
October 90 November l9. 10 lilo. Flour
State tirmer; common to fair extra s. a 7 20:
good to choice s. % q = 10. Whisky shade
tirmer, - p a SSc. Wheat tirmer: winter red
Western 81 50 a 10. Corn tirmer III. re.
Rice quiet at ssl 9lac. Pork Sla S7i..
Lard unchanged. Naval stores dull. Tai
low qaiet. Freights heavy
Coffee quiet: Rio ia 2oc. Sugar firm;
fair 20 good refining Sig SIC Cuba 81, 4
9c hIolasses dull: New Orleans quoted at
30 Csc.
CINCINNATI. April l.-Cotton-An advance
Is asked for bnt none esta hished; low mid
ding 22la q 22ilc. Flour quiet and IN
changed family s. SO al - Wheat-DulI
and prices have declined: red 81 IS cI 20.
Corn-Demand fair and prices advanced to
ACC, Oats steady at 80 42c. I'ork-An adj
vance - asked but none established: asking
3i2; offered sll IS. Lard dull and prices
rolIina, at 81 q Size. Bulk meats dull ard
prices dropping: shoulders 4e clear RIB sdes
5le q &c, clear sides Csc. Bacon dull and
dropping; shoulders i'.c; clear rib sides
G1ac; clear &c; but little done. Whisky dull:
prices dropping; S3c.
ST. Louis, April l.-Cotton dull and
prices nominal: middling al. 4 re Flour
Demand good at full prices for best grades
Of supertine winter at s. 80; extra winter
s., double extra 81 30: treble S7a7 -:
family winter s. lOa 3 -. Wheat strong:
sample lots No. sprin: Chicago, 81 -: No.
tall, 81 S29 50; No. : rcd winter. 81 ST.
Corn cpened dull, but closed active; No. >
mixed. or track. zoe: 90 in elevator, iOle
&c. Oats dull. but unchanged; No . 81 u
b he; do in elevator. 36 }Jlac Pork
Some demand at Sll 80, but held higher;
only an order trade done. Bacon heavy:
shoulders Fac: clear rib G;ao clear sides
1c; order lots l4c higher. Hams-Sugar.
cured - al2c. Lard-small sales of kettle
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m0netarY--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN,. !
MoNnAx RruNIua A mil L 1877.

MON EIARX.
OFFICE OF TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN. !
MONDAY RvzSIHa April l. tS7Z.
We have no alteration to make from oul
| previous report of the money market. The
banks and brokers report an easy marker
| with moderately far demand for dis
counts and an ample supply of funds avail,
paper offered. We quote a 10 v cent y an
| mum for AL notes with unquestion-
able collaterals, and II q T. for second
grade: 100 for Al without collaterals,
and - a Is for second class. Mortgage notes
still rule at q 10 y cent + annum for Al ,
and "a II for second class.
Gold opened at HOS 1908 against ITO
bid at New York;, and closed at ITO q llOl4
against llO). The sales included $1,000 at
uOls llOl4: $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
and $4,000 at 1I0l4, $4,000 at 10 SIG. and
$4,000 and $4,000 at ll0as.
Nothing transpired in silver. We repeat
previous quotations, say lOS lOole for
American half dollars, and Az as u cent
premium in gold for Mexican dollars.
Only limited business was done in for.
eign exchange, the reported sales OF ster-
ling being confined to taS.O00. of which
$4,000 bill of lading at 1924: f4OCO at ll9l2;
el0,000 bill of lading and clear at ll9la q
$4,000 clear at ll9}4; tl5C0 first class and
$4,000 AL clear at 100, and $500 bank, for
remittance, at 1904. 10000 AL CONNER
cial francs sold at 4.16i4.
Wenow quote sterling at 1872 a ll9's Tor
good to Al bill of lading and clear, and
l20"s 1905 for bank. The figures show
Is t. cent decline in commercial bills.
Domestic exchange was in small supply,
and ruled with stitching tendency. The
banks drew on New York at s. y cent
premium for remittance. and the sales III
cluded $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 com
mercial New York sight at y premium, and
$50. 900 and $25, 900 bank at 9-3....
We heard of no round sales of New York
gold checks. The banks sold small amounts
for remittance at 4 premium.
The movement in stocks was OF lar eX-
tent. On Saturday, not reported. so shares
CarrOllton Railroad sold at Sll5 so, and to-
day 300 Ammonia Propelling Company at
SO so: - Canal Bank at SOB l Louisiana
Jockey Club at 500: % State National Bank
at 500 80; 200 Pneumatic Propelling Com
pany at Csc: 900 Louisiana Lcyee, - ID
paid at SO %: 900 do at s. 30: 800 do at
50 Is; 100. 200 and 500 do at $40: 800 do at
SO 50: 1900 do. 50 paid, at Sll; 500 do,
50 so paid. deliverable any time this week.
at $40 30, and 200 do, buyers option, thirty
days. at Sill.
In bonds, $1,000 city ten per cents sold at
91la.
On Saturday, not previously mentioned,
$1,000 new State warrants charged hands at
60. and to-day $4,000 old do at .5ls, and
$1,000 same at 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
Ioo]r1.UKD FROM FIRST PAGE.

5-a,oI, on Mazatlap, and General Pesquira,
..r;@h his forces. was at Culiacan waiting his
srr;yal to cooperate with him.
There is no truth in the report of the de-
faat of General Rocha by Donate Guerra at
.Eacatecas.
instant the steamer Nirginius came down
from Fox river into the bay at Aspinwall
The Spanish war steamer PiZarro immedi
ateIy moved into position to prevent her
exit from the port, and lies with springs on
her cables 800 yards from the Nirgirius,
with gums bearing upon her. Captain
MARQUIS, of the Eirginius, says he will run
out, and if the Pizarro fires, he will run
into her and sink both vessels. There is
much Indignation expressed by the people
and press at the inacton of the authorities.
General Manuel. Quesada, OF the Cuban
army, is in Apinwall.
BERLIN, April Count Wesdehlen, Ger
man Charge d Affaircs at Paris has notified
the French Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF
Bismarck S regret at the failure of President
Theirs to induce the Assembly to ratit,v the
nostal convention before adjournment. Bis
narck has returned to Berlin.
MADRID, April IA band of robbers last
week removed rails on the Madrid and An
dall,sia railway, between taldeperas and
Marzanores, and stopped the mail train.
They then made an attack on the train.
which was resisted by the guard. Shots
were exchanged, and one of the guards. an
officer and passenger were wounded. The
bandits finally took possession of the cars,
and took all the money they could find
amounting to some f3C00 sterling.
LONDON, April 1.-The report that
diplomatic relations between the Pope and
the Gar would soon De restored is untrue
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Panama
favorable to transferring the road to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. The net
earnings OF the road last year were S250.Oo0.
AsPINwALL, March 22.-The latest news
from Guatemala reports that republic still
Nicaragua. Honduras is suspected of try
ins to bring Nicaragua on her side. so as to
quarrel with Guatemala and Salvador.
A treaty offensive and defensive has been
made between Salvador and Guatemala.
and Jesuits in any character are inter
dictei.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

CAIRO-Steamer Indana-62 bales cotton . lhds
tobacco 1892 bbls -four 1870 SKIS corn ,0r7 SKIS oat
813 bills meal and sundry produce
ST LOUlS-Steamer Glencoe-65 hhds tobacco
l233i SKIS corn 936 SKIS oats 1900 b5ls -four 63 bbs
meal and sundry produce
ST LOUlS-Steamer City OF QHincy-9lGl SKIS corn
leo SKIS oats 500 bbs PORK llu bbls -four J65 bales
hay 81 ties lard and sllLdry produce
ST LOUlS-Steamer Be!tast-3524 SIX corn 26i8
bbs foar i52 bales hay 1U5 bbls pork 100 ties lard
and sundry produce
vICKSBu kG-Steamer Robert f Lee-l,50 bales
cotton 2t32 SKIS cotton seed 20 SKIS oi:c.ae So SIX
waste and sundries
BAYOU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Henry Tpte-ll
bales cotton % hhds sugar 81 bbis nloia5ses and
sundries
ST STANDARDIZATION Ida-l- bales cotton
244 hhds sugar bbls sugar us bbis mo!asses and
sundries
FORT ADAMS-SteamerW S Pike-2l- ,ales cot.
ton 3943 SKIS 30 hhds sugar bbs mOla 5ses and
sundries
FLOYD-Steamer Fleta-3l2 bales cotton IIa5 SKIS
cotton seed
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUIS Steamer John Toole-9s58 sks corn
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, April. 2. 1872

1851 SKIS oats 1919 bbs -four 49 half bbls DO ana sun
dry produce cry. ~, AVN
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mollie Moore-755o sks eol OF
ATS bbs -four 500 bbls meal so bales hay zo sKs co'
ton seed and sundry produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer Henry Ames-13 bales cott aaa
p hhds tobacco 1927 bbls Hour 1919 SKIS corn oIu
SKIS bran 2495 SKIS oats II cks bacon DOL Daiee LAY
and sundry produce
FORT JACKSON-Steamer Sallie Va hhos sugar
62 bb]s molasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Huntef-Sundrles 10
order
BY THE RAILROADS.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
March 3l-3 bales cotton IS hhds sugar Is bbs mo-
lasses y head cattle ard sundries
ADJ l-22 bales cotton Is hhds sugar DoiS sugar
81 bbls mO!asses and sundries -
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD April pos bales cotton 10 hhdS tobacco
and sundries ,
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, April l--9ol bales cotton and
sundry produce