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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30
MARK ELS.
Domestic Markets.

NV YoRx. November %. Egening.-Cet
ton closed easier; sales 273l bales; middling
unlands 1914 a 1870. Sales Of futures li.7OO
haIea- as follows: November 1888 0l8asc,
December 1871 0l8 9.l6c, January 1879 n
1890. February 1879 a IS - is, March l9 q
1870, April 10 5l68l9@sc, Nay 1890.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Whisky a
shade frmer at 92l4 a 93c. Wheat inactive.
Corn active and firmer; white Southern Use.
Rioe dull at IN 8812e. Pork dull at SIS.
Lard lower; IA a6I9. Naval stores firm.
Tallow steady. Freights firm; cotton per
steam IL 90 l6d.
Coffee dull; Rio 15918l8c. Sugar dull;
fair to good refining 924 0l0c. moiasaee
dull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, November 29.-Cotton quiet;
middling l8Ac Flour firm: demand fair
OF 81 2507 50. Wheat-Demand fair and
market firm at 81 $40 81. Corn in fair
demand and market firm; old q 043c; new
80 040c. Oats quiet and unchanged. Pork
nominal at $I2 50. Lard-Good 7Ac; ket-
tie 7lec. Bulk meats in fair demand; shout
ders &c: clear rib 55S 05% c; clear So 6578c,
fifteen to twenty days in salt. Bacon quiet
aad unchanged. Whisky SOC.
ST. LOUIS, November 9.-Cotton quiet;
good ordinary l7Ac. Flour quiet and IN
changed; shipping facilities .meager; owing
to low water and ice; business small. Wheat
held firmly, but buyers and sellers wide
apart; sales of No. 9 spring Chicago at
ST II; No. red fall salable at 81 20, held
at 81 IS; No 2 red winter salable at 81 IS,
held at ST. 30 Corn dull and lower; No. 9
mixed go ON east track; 32R $3.50 in ele-
vator. Oats better; No 9 24c on east track;
Csc in elevator. Whisky firm at SOC. Pork
unchanged; $l3. Dry salt meats easier on
sides; packed lots Of shoulders sold at 4Ac,
clear rib 698c, clear 6A 968o. Bacon
Nothing doing. Lard nominal.
Foreign Markets.
Ls0NDoS, November %, Eveni@R -Bugar
on the spot 33s 81 to 34s. TurpentYne Ais Cd
to AIS. Common rosin los Cd tn U.s.
PARIS, November 29.-Rentes 52f go.
LIVERPOOL, November %, Evening.-Cot-
ton closed unchanged; middling upl4nds
97s q l0d; Orleans 1914 q l0%d. Sales 49,
900 bales, including 5000 for speculation and
export. UpEands for November 9 I6d;
December 9Bd; Orleans for November
l048d. Sales for the week 10000 bales, of
which 1000 were for export and 5000 for
speculation. Total stock 100000 bales, of
which $4,000 are American. Total stock
afoat 900 bales, of which I22,00O are
American. Receipts of the week 5000
bales. of which q 900 are American. Ac-
tuaI exports 5000 bales. Turptntine dis.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and
firm.
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STEAMSHIPS.
HEtg STATE LINE STEAMSHIP



HKty STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF first elias, Empowered Clyde-built s.res.
steamers, built expressly for the New Orlaars and
New York tradS. To 9ail regularly between NV
ERPOOh and EKW ORLEANS, and GLASGOW ana
NEW fORk, carrying passengers and freight az
lowest rates to and tIom all parts of the United
Kingdom OF the cont tHt of Europe and all maria
OF the United States and the Dominion OF Canada
LOUISIANA, 2606 tons register. Captain Stewart
mlNNhS}TA, a0a tons register. Captain HamItn
Ala BAnA I4tt tons register. ........... Building
VIRGINIA 2500 tons register ,.,..,,,.,, B[IiIdinS
GEORGIA, $500 tons register ......... Buildin%
aEA For Liverpool DIreot.-Ths
aSa4S4sEzs LOUISIANA,
LAKES Stewart, Conlr ander
now on her way - Liverpool will leave that pore
for New Orleans November 10. And she new stsav.
ship
MINNESOTA,
NIL, s,,,.,- ~, Captain HarnIiR,
The vessels OF ahis line will stop at Bordaaax
for freight and passengers she passage from
,,d Due y notice yin bo gtveo of the days of ealing
Return tickets Bvedlable for ak MONTHS. a.
reduced ratea- 7 ~
\, No charge for medicine medical attendance.
money orders granted free of charge
PFepa0 emigration tickets issued here 10 mar.
lies DESTROYS o sending for their friends
lh6se vessels cross the bar at all tiuies BitAapA
detention
For freight or passage, having unsurpassaf aa
oo2mooat4onsr aPpl} 10
ne Is Sarondelet street, New Orleans.
BOSS, ER0LfIELD Il CO.
No Chapel street LiyerpooE
LHWlS T. MBHROW l. Co,
seiS ~ 30. to Great Olvds Street, Glasgow
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Jefferson City G4sbght C0mpRny
Grescent City HlRmshtaE hoEsn
COMMERCIAL.
FpIpA, RrrrEra. vorember %.

CorToS-The sales to-day exclusive Of
any yesterday summed up $3.50 bales at ir-
regular and easier prices, but net requiring
any reduction in our quotations. We
give also the Exchange figures, which are
for average lists according with its official
type, while ours present the proper range
OF the market for average Lists, but with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30

William II. Aborn, OF Providence, Rhode
Island, venerable gentleman, started out
for walk. Reaching grocery, he sat
down to rest, and died, and an examination
of the basket on his arm discovered $4,000.
bis motive for carry ing it about With him
has not been surmised.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30

MEMPH1s, November 29.-Reoeipts Is, 654
bales; exports 1918; sales 1900; stock
8O,69l.
SELMA, November 29.-Receipta 1854
bales; shipments 1903; stock 8i75.
MOETaoMERY, November 29.-Week's re-
ceipts 356S bales; shipments 26lsj stock
ll.20l 1000
SAVANNAH, November 29.-StOok 1908
bales; net receipts "a, 765; exports to Great
Britain 1900; continent $500; cOastwise 1913;
Gales I0,979.
COLUMBUS. November 29-Receipts 274S
bales; shipments 1914; spinners 1903; stock
6955
CHARLESTON, November % Stock 81, 594
bales; net receipts 1873; exports eOastwIse
1905; 10 Great Britain 2655; to continent
1888; sales $500.
BALTIMoRB, November 29.--Stoek 1916
bales; net receipts 800; gross 1884: exports
to Great Britain SO; cOsstwise 1880; sales
1899.
NORFOLK. November 29.-Stock 1923
bales; weekly net receipts Ii, 445; exports
Coastwise 1853; sales $50; stock 1898,
WILMINGTON, November % Stock 2SlS
bales; weekly net receipts 1885, exports
S0astwise 1874; sa es 6l7,
NASHVILLE, November 9.-WeeA's re-
Ceipts 1854 bales; exports SIT; stock 45t3.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2S.-We. KY
net receipts 795 bales; gross $500,
AoBnE. November 29.-Stock 3OrG6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30
RRT0W 0nhINH uP.

Bark Geneveve Dick, s. days from Dublin via Sid
ney and Cape Breton, III ballast, to master
British bark Duke of Cornwall, Kory, 81 days from
Gloucester in ballast. TO master
Spanish bark FIRES de Mayo, Briote, days from Ha
v8na in ballast to Puig Bros
Bark Constantia Knudsen, from Newport Eeptem-
Der 26, 70 mat ter
Bark Virgo, Nicholson from Cardiff September 20.
to master
Brig Charlotte Buck, Blohm, days from Havana,
~ Charles Clinton
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30
We copy this from the New York Tribune
of Monday:

OF Monday:
1t is reported, In heated partisan dis
patches from New Orleans, that Governor
Wsrmoth'5 registry board has been de-
tected in the commission Of election frauds,
and that the result of the exposure Is to
transfer the State from Greeley to Grant.
We are without any evidence of these
charges, and may we'll defor too prompt
acceptance Of them. But if Governor War
moth or any person has been engaged in
tampering with the returns we trust speedy
punishment may be awarded for the crime
against free institutions thus committed.
We are not inclined readily to believe the
story, but no candidate has, or could have
in any election, an interest go great as that
of the whole people that their will. hon
estly expressed, should be honestly Be-
corded
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE REPUBLICAN /
Saturday, November %, 1872. J
GT.EARBD YESTERDAY.

Steamship George Washington, Quick, for Eey
York
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson. for New York
Ship Kentucki8n, Sears, for Havre
British brig Bssex, Smith, for Falmouth
British brig Jane Goodyear, DAVIS, for Liverpool
British brig Contest hahv. for London
British schooner Lily of the Valley, Iritoh. FOR Ru
atan Island and Belize. Honduras
Schooner NJ Franklin, Pervere, for Boston
SCHOONER Daun, Chesley, for Pensacola
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EXPORTS.

RALMOUTH-Brig Essex-e0O bales cotton
LORDOE-Brig ConteBt-4238 SKIS oilCake coo pcs
slaves
observation-disclosures Daun-925 ska corr ass
pkgs supdries
observation-disclosures n 4 Frapklin-I453 bales cot
ton sac SKIS cotton seed meal
HAVEE-Ship Kentuc kiaIl--31U3 bales cotton 1900
bids hides 2490 pcs slaves
LfVERPOOL-Brig Jana Goodyear-34 bales GOS
ton 1851 sks 0ilcake 1900 pcs slaves
NEW Notwithstanding George Westinghouse
Gds hides 279 hides 1913 bags wool
NEW YORK-St&amshlp "eneral hCade-T93 bales
cotton 1896 bbs moesses 53 bdls hides 85 tcs beef
bbls beef 80 bbls tallow 2T8 bags wool
RUATAN ISLAND AND BRLIIE-SChooner Lily
of the Failey-For BetEe-550 ubis -four 100 half
bbs do SC bbls pork 20 bbs potatoes bbls apples
For Ruatau-6o hbls hnu' hbts pork ties hams
trc bacon Dbl lard 81 bxs cheese tirkins butter
IMPORTS.
LIvERP0oL-shjp North btar-s795 axis salt and
LIVERPOOL-shin Vietoria--l026 bare railroad
iron 81 tons salt and silndry mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
TUNlCA Steamer " Pfse-I4l3 bales cotton
1883 cotton seed SO SKIS seeG 1903 hhds gu
ger 437 bbls melasses 10 haG bhls do and sundries
81 LUUIS-SteamOr CoiOssai-l27 bales cotton PAT
SKIS cotton seed 2l76 bhis -four 2067 ska corn leo
tea lard and sundry produce
observation-disclosures Hatchez-36I7 bales cotton
G462 SKIS cotton seed 81 SKIS seed cotton and eundres
MOUTH RID RIVER-Steamcr southwestern
Is bsles cotton 800 sks cotton seed and sundries
LOWER COASr-Stealner Br4dish johnson
243 hhds sugar III bbis molasses and sundrioB
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
EBW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD, November 29-879 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON sND GREAT NORTH.
BRN RAILROAD, November 29-2l94 bales cotton
and sundry produce
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Juniata, Catharne, from Philadelphia
18th instant, via Havana, to VIM Creevy-2d
district 10
Ship marlborough, Graham, from Liverpool Ooto-
Der s, in ballast, to Norton s. Bell-3d district p
Ship Victoria, Woolst0n, from Liverpool October g.
10 yuaster.3d district SO
Ship Rowant1re, Bern II days from Martinique,
in ballast to G Lsngham-4th district Is
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RAILROADS.

TE7O THE EAsr.........TO THE EAez
VIA Louisville F = =, , ohle and anlaatssasa
The completion Of tne Louisville Division Of kAsE
road, and the splendid equipment for paaeSQRss
travel, makes shis tho
BEST R0UTE TO CnHCENNARRs
Ale POINTS EAST AND s0RTHBAST.
THREE TRROUGH TRAINS DAELx..
With direct connections from tho sonth fat u.s.
WITHOUT CHANGE OF OARg
Be SIRE and ash for tickes us Louisville ana ssz
Chic and Miesissipp Railway, for asle at slI 80.
etpsl ticket offices in the South in Louisville -
the General 0fdoe OF the Company. conner FouFas.
and Main streets also ct Galt House end LoLi+visLs
Inc and Willard R0tels
B. B--17okets TO Cincinnati Rll6 points East, v&s
this line, Szo good mail ina 1sasrserR, and Nal
hne tickets Sre good on this h I. road 90, ,u
SseKlSgal Pa sEsnger and Ticket Agent, ST. Lsutg
j. L Crossword.
aessral superintendent St Es-7Ifz.
THOMAS B0RWIE,
tvs " 3snsra' Southern Agent. ulavnls
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
THE GRAND TRUNK ROUTE.
ALL RAIL. GLOSS CORRECTIONS. no oNNIBBs
TRAEsFEss. AND EUPBRroR EQUIPMENTS
PallnsnH Palace Day and Sleeping Oars
through without change to
SIT. LOUIS. LOUISVILLE AND LYFCEBURe.
On and after SUNDAY, October 70, DAILY TRAINS
win leave the depot at foot of Canal gtEeet at
7:3O A. n, and 5sI5 p. n.
AID ARRrTH Az
94e6 P. 81. and 1l,50 p. NJ,
Rxoursica tickets for sale Saturday and SUNDAY a.
HALF PRIOR.
Passengers for Louisville, via Mobile Mont
gomery, Beott&r and Nashville, can go through
direct by taking either The 100 A. n or G5b
Nj. trains co meeting at Louisville with raN-
roads North Bast and West Sleeping Cara
through to Louisville.
Passengers for at. LOuia take the 5.f5 p K
train, with sleeping through withoxs
change
Passengers for LyuchbUrG and Vyasking-
ton take the sis 2. II. train and sieeDinG eSF
tin ough TO LynehbuTg
Passengers for Atlanta, MHo0B, Augusta,
and all points in the Calf aud 4 atlantic States
take either the 7;30 A h. or SIG p NJ train
Ticket otaoe. observation-disclosures wharf 4. s.
Jones, agent.
New Orleans tskes cfsoe-Coinor of Camp ana
Common streets, oSposit8 City Retel
B. LCND, Agent
9. H. SCRANTON,
3eEeTl Sup rinterdent.
NORMAN C. JONES
oAl General Freight anG Ticket agent
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STEAMBOATS,.

" Pike. Brown from Tunica
i, Matches feathers. from VicksburG
Colossal. Simnes, from 81 Louis
Southwestern. Jacobs, from Mouth Red river
BrRdish Johnson. Brat burton. I'm Lower Coast
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30
A St, Louis dispatch Of the tven&g.ssv

enth says:
Mrs. Mary f. Burnham, the spicy CORES
pondo3t q the Missouri Repstb5i1an. made
warmly greeted by a very large and intelli
gent audience at the Mercantile Hall, Her
lecture, which was mainly about Other leo.
turers, was unusually brilliant, full of Wit.
humor, pathOs and sarcasm, and WA re-
ceived with frequent applause.
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Monetary--Commerelal.
MONETARY.
oPPfCg OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
PRrDAY RVRNIEe, November p. 1872.

oFRfCg OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY EvENIEe. November q. 1872.
The money market continues to exhibit q
tendency TO greater ease, and a better feel
ing prevails both in bank and on the street.
In this connection we notice g manifest in
crease in the deposit lines of the banks and
an augmented supply Of currency, which is
nov double the amount on hand at the
commencement of the month, The offer
ings on the street to-day we're of fair ex
tent, but readily negotiated, and the re-
ported transactions showed no quotable
variation in rates. Whatever effect the cpl
zootio may have on general business, it Is
not apprehended that it will have any on
the money market, unless used to depress
certain stocks, upon the market value of
which it may have some influence. We con
tinue to quote first class paper at 70 q cent
y annum; Al at Is, second grade at ID;
first class mortgage at 10, and second do
at -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30

The St, Louis Democrat of Wednesday
says:
Freights continue to rule firm by river
and rail. By river, the difficulties of nayi-
cation do not mend, and prospects for a
better stage of water are not now encourag-
ing. The barge line have not yet with
drawn their tonnage, but have been pur-
posing to do go for some time, on account Of
the scaut supply of water between this
point and Cairo. Business on Change yes
terday, generally stated, was fair Flour
was slow on account of difficulties attend
ing shipping, and buyers contended for
decline, but without success. The wheat
market was firm, and an active demand pre-
vailed for all grades. Business was limited
by the soant supply. No spring sold at
81 IL, seller December and No. red winter
at 5 IS, 81 86 and 81 86I4, seller Deem
Der. Cash sales OF winter show range in
prices of 81 so to 81 80. Corn is quiet
Yellow and mixed are without change;
white and white mixed are dull and easier
Receipts Of oats are falling off, and the mar
ket is stitching up and the demand quick
ening. Rye Is firm and barley dull. The
activity in hay continues, and the supply of
choice is scant. Tobacco was inactive and
prices are tending down. There is no
change in provisions. Mess pork Is weak
at $l3 80 TO $l3 so. Prime steam lard is
steady at 71so. Packing proceeds steadily.
and hogs arc in active demand at adYa1c-
ing prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30
COTTON.

aJsmpnrafIve Statement transactions of
the Week-Recsipts, Sales, Exports
ard stock ON Hand
NEW YORK, November 29.-The following
2B the comparative cotton statement:
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THE GRAND TRUNK ROUTE.

ALL RAN, CH,osB CosEE0TfoEs no oMuBBs
TRANSFERS AND sUPgRroR EQUIPMENTS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30

This ROUTB OFRRs
THB FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES
ny taking the 9 A. H. train, you arrive In
LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI,
PTTT6BURG. CLEVELAND, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, FEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL
CITiBS NORTH AND EAST,
TwcESe GeErs in Advance O6 amp COM
peting Line.
PULLMAN PALACE CABS
On che train from Canton to Humboldt
By taking the P. N. train you arrive In
LOUISVILLE, and all points reached Via Louisville
Sin Hours IA Advance of all Othep Aimee
ABB IN sr. LOUIS. CAIRO, CHICAGO,
And All points North. in
&Ness Time Than Amy Other Line,
Pullmans Palace Cars are run on this train from
Sew Orleans to Homboldt Memphis and Louisville,
without ehaRge.
STAR &. JosRs,
Tickoe Agent, Galveston,
A D. SHELDON
BaoAes Agent, New Orleau@
c. P. ATMORB,
General Passenger Agent.
s. &. CARLY,
General Ticket Agent.
&. D. FROST,
no2l d&R General Superintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30

GTREL $aALhg DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
%he great sAort hne from Cincinna+ iop Columbia.
EAST!
ssspA elgbty-seven to ITO miles and arriving s,n,
train In advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving fifty nine mites, and arriving gtR and lslt
hours In advance at
BALTIMORR.
sssv!ng seyenty-seven miles. and arriving e4gh,
"ld khreoq uarters hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
ODe train the quickest
PIE GREAT IRON RAILWAY Bridges
oVsF The Ohio river, at Parkersburg and Beslatz
aEs completed
MORNING ANB NIGHT LIES OF
FHEsHAan'@ Palace Drawing-ROen and
Sleeping Cars
are run this route from vt Louis, Cincinnati o.
columbus 70 Baltimore and Washington CITY
WITHOUT CHANGRi
BY this route you avoid all omnibus transfer,
Tickets for sale at al ticket ofioes in tbs soutE
and West.
o.., L H. COLE,
w. P SMITH,
Master Transportation, Baltimore. Marv4ans
Sidney B. JONES,
1snefal passenger agent, Cincinnati, Ohso.
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RAILROADS.
Sll.SNGE or TIME
sLS TRB
GREAT JACKSON EOGT6.o
RAu.RE AlS.

On and after October 30
Trains Will arrive and dspert as foiAova
DEPART. ARRIVE.
RTpress......,..8 a. NJ. Rzpress.. .......II:o0 P NJ
Mi ;.;,...s 2 I l0.35 P. e
Mail train runs daily. Express oaY except Sunday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30
President Grant on Civil Rights.

A Washington special of the twenty sixth
to the Courier. Journal says:
In reply toA delegation of negroes from
Philadelphia, who asked the President to-
day to recommend new civil rights bill
like Summers, the President replied as fol-
lows: Gentlemen of tho Lcagua-In your
desire to obtain all the rights Of citizens
fully sympathize. That you should have
what other citizens have, know; and
wish that every man in the United States
would stand in all respects alike. 1t must
come. A ticket on a railroad or other CON
veyance should entitle you to ali that it
does other men; wish it to be SO. think,
gentlemen, your very earnest recommenda-
ton, however belongs more properly to the
next administration. All citizens undoubt-
eddy in all respects should be equal. Gen
tlemen, thank you for the compliment you
have paid me-" The members Of the dele
cation then shook hands with the President
and retired.
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BREMEN.

BREMEN.
RSrea GerInnR LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NRw cserpATs
VIA HAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvABA,
maA The sseamships Of thc NORTH
SgT4Essssas17isssI German Lloyd viii resume tfetg
regular trips as follows
u.N,yor,,,r from Bremen. Prom New OrJeaass
q -, AENOYER ., september IT, (lctober s6
sPRA&BURG. October I6 Mo IeTehe ~ "a
Ehas UhF- November "a Decenhar n
n R,'hL ~ :. =: =. December "a JaDuarv q
FRAhkFt RI. ..JauRary a. WaroE
HfhASSBURf. .Februas via Eereh ~
Fnfther days OF departure will be a.verttssd kgps-
The steamers touch os.tTEar,, a, r,a,ra and p,y.
ana and on their hsnp trip at Havana and South
anPton TO Land and receive passengors and freight
PRIOBS OF PASSAGE.
Ff"ah Bremen Southampton or Hayra TO Havsas
Or Eew Orleans
Ss-o'u'''''ss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 gold
- A"so''--'' ...-.-<-.-.-.s.--., ~ EosA
from New Orleans or Havana to Southampton
h8vTe bremen
S StIDih. '''''''....s.. .......sls9 gold
S'SeA Z. =. ~ - -. % gold
From New OEloens 70 Havana
S4en. ''.......s..sss...... $50 currency.
Passage tickets from Interior pieces in Germany
ana from Bremen Southampton HaTEs to RGW
Orleans, Issued by the Undersigned.
For further particulars apply 20
auSly Ro. q Uasos Strsat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-30

FOE HAVANA.
Toachfns at CEDAR Keys and Key West,
Carrying she United States Man,
HAVING RvBRY WEDNESDAY.
R-aA The New Orleans, EGIovfEa
<ESSzsRsssEsHfg sud Havana StesmshlD C0TnDsnys
SSEAIss syssstIS VII Dispatch their new and nnsrs
Sssz2R passed fast passenger gteRroabFp
HAVANA,
L. w. PENNINGTON CoraEazlfr-
WEDNESDAY, November 20, 1872
From the foot OF CalHope street. Ftra+ nsrt,,o@
RATRs OF PAssAsp:
ra.t, To Havana. To Cedar Ksya.
$500 So. 80 '''''"'''"'''''...8S0 &2S
TrItrss, 2. ; IT : .. ~ Ii
;. 1hfosgh DtIls Of tadfDg issued to all nc4nta mr.
ne OF railroads. IN Florida and on tho 81 jobTe
flgerj also, 70 heE York Savannah and CLerlegtoT,
a. 4 Dns O LadtnB and passage tickets gtvee1
wharf ct Tampa. 1essN" 'Is
MORO but the conpsny"s bills Of Iaalng sfRus6
and none signed after sailing of the steamer
9pIenola PASSENGER accommodations and 6hyEsuarts
tF6keEs gwen TO above points
fcs. AASA' 'N'0 W.
For freight or passage apply to
& ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. 129 Common strfsss
OYsF Sh8 Louisiana National RanR
The steamship MAE9AREP fo!lovg IN VyizT,
RBSD Az ssOvember ~. Tos y Ia TO
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With dividend 9BK coupon &Rz stvtdapd
At the meeting Of the Board of Brokers
no sales we're effected. The askings and
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Pallnsna Palace Day and Sleeping Oars
thropgh without change to
s,r rnIrra rnxrEarrrLR Ann rvnrEnrrnn
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
AND
TEXAS RAILROAD.
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IMPORTS.

L1vERP OoL-shjp North btar-s795 axis salt and
sUndry uldse
LIVERPOOL-shiu vietoria--l026 bars railroad
iron 81 tons salt and 6undry mdse
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COTTON STATEMENT.


Btock on hand August 81 l872...............6 ,259
Arrived bince last staCeEtnt.... $50
Arrived previously. 375.SF6 384, 6e
Iplti .jNbr=Sd
Cleared today. 7.e52
Cleared previously ............... 30 738 245 10
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YuREE TBROUfaq UKRAINE DAgg.v

ALL POINTS EAsT AND soaTHRAs7.
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On and after SUNDAY October 20 DAILY TRAINS
win leave the depot at foot of Canal street at
7:sO A. n, and aslR P.RI.