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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-16
The ~, LDui. Democrat.

ST. Louis. March l2.-Articles appeared
III the morning papers today relative to
negotiations which have been going on for
some time past between the proprietors OF
the Democra', having in view the with
drawal of George w. Fishback from the
firm Some inaccuracies having occurred
in the articles referred to. the following
statement is made by Messrs Mckee 4
iIauser. the remaining members of the firm:
Mr. tishback, some time since, expressed
desire to retire from the Democrat, OF which
he was one-third owner. The remaining
partners offered to purchase his interest,
bat the terns they proposed were not
agreeable to him. He formally rejected
their offer yesterday and entered suit to
bring about a dissolution of partnership
and a valuation of property. There is no
il-feeling manifested Or existing between
the parties involved in the s'lit. nor is there
any politics in the matter.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. March u, Evening Cotton
| steady: middling uplands 22asc; Orleans
2234c: sales to-day $500 bales. Sales of tu-
lures to-day IA, 100 bales, as follows: March
81 1916, &c; April 81 Lie. 22l4c; May % l-l6,
% i3-I6c: June % 1916, % l-l6c; July 23c:
September elise: October 1888. l9l2c. Flour
dull and heavy: common to fair extra S. 80
| al IS: good to choice s. 7009 so. Whisky
| sSc. Wheat lower; no demand; winter red
Western 81 g. a 6S. Corn closed dull at
6Sls 69c. Rice firm at Sla acc. Pork a
shade tirmer. Lard heavy at Sas 9Hc.
Naval stores and tallow quiet Freights
dull and heavy.
Coffee dull; Rio l7a4 zoe. Sugar firm :;
fair to good refining S7s 09Ac; Cuba S12 a 9.
Molasses firm and in reqnest New Orleans
So a Csc. Beef steady at 50 a 10 50 for plain
mess and $40 50d II for extra do. Freight
to Liverpool by steam for cotton lad.
CINCINNATI March -CottOn-demand
light and holders firm: midding q q age.
Flour quiet; family s. 9 az 80. Wheat
quiet; red 81 5S0l TO- Corn steady, with
moderate demand at As q Ace. Oats dull and
unchanged at 80 42c Pork-full prices
asked, but no demand at Sli - a II; country
nal at ga 0S1ac. Bulk meats-demand
good at full prices, shoulders 4c: clear rib
s. 30 p 100 lbs clear 7i,c. Bacon-De-
mand good at full prices: clear rib 67sc:
clear sides held at lac. Whisky-demand
fair prices advanced to SIC.
ST. Louis, March l6.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middling 2lc Flour-Market
steady. with moderate demand; extra
winter s6 25a6 40! double extra winter
Sc 50a6 IS: family, s. 9ocS so. Wheat
Spring firm: No. , spring Chicago, 81 AZ:
winter dull and prices dropping: No. red
81 70. Corn slow; No, 2mixed. 40e 04lc.
Oats dull and prices dropping; No: 2 36c.
Whisky lower-S3l2 S4iac. Pork I'M
changed and in good demand at $l2; order
lots u a l2c higher. Dry salt meats nomi
nal: loose shoulders, lie; clear rib, &c; clear
sides, 6l.c. Bacon dull; packed shoulders,
DC Lard dull and prices shade lower:
city steam. So 1874 s -: country pork
house steam rendered. IS; ditto kettle,
s. l2i.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. March II, Eyening.-Cotton
closed steady; uplands 1913 lid: Orleans
II lad: sales to-day $1,000 bales, of which
5000 were for export and speculation. Cot
ton nearly due from New Orleans ii sd.
Common rosin los Sd lbs 81: fine :!3s.
Corn 27s Cd. Pork 54s. Tallow i3s.
LONDON, March ID, Evening .-Taliow Jos.
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.Monetary--Commerclal.
MONETARY.
OFFICR OF THE DAILY REPUBLlCAN,}
FRIDAY EVENING, March Is. 1877.

OFFICB OF THE DAILY RRPUBLlcAN.}
FRIDAY EVENING. March Is. 1877.
The money market continued easy, with
good demand for accommodations on Al
paper, but a sufficient supply OF avallaole
capital for the negotiation OF all the oner-
ings On the street only small business
was done, at about previous quotations,
say lO0-R cent " annum for Al notes: Sc
cured by unreasonable colaterals, and -
0I2 for second grade; 100 ii for AL, without
co]Iaterals. and 120l5 for second class.
MORTGAGE paper is quoted at Gal y cent Y
annum for Al and "a II for second grade.
Gold opened at 1l0ls a 1l0as against HOS
at New York; and continued steady
throughout the day, closing at the opening
rates IN both markets The sales included
$4,000 At HOS: $5OOO $4,000 and 100000 at
il0h. $1,000. $4,000 and $4,000 at ITO SIG,
and $1,000, $1,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
at HOS.
A lot of $500 in American silver half dol
lars sold at 1882. They are quoted at
lO7 IL a IO8la. and Mexican dollars at 404l2
y cent premium in gold.
Business in foreign exchange was fair, the
reported sales of sterling amounting to
about f75OOO, of which $4,000 bill of lading
at 1894; $4,000 at 1875; $4,000 AL clear at
and clear at 40 1904; 10000 AL clear at
I2O1s 1904; f250O clear at 1904; $500
Al clear and $500 American ships bill at
1908; f25OO bank at 1905 $4,000 at l2O58 q
1904; $4,000 at 1904, and $1,000 at III.
Nothing reported in francs. We quote
sterling at 1873 a 1908 for good to AL bill
of lading and clear. and 1903 a l2l for bank.
Domestic exchange was easier: though
counter rates were unchanged. The banks
drew on New York for remittance at % y
cent premium, but met with only a light
demand, and the sales included $4,000
New York commercial sight and $l5O,0OO
private bankers at u T. cent premium;
$25 900 private bankers and $4,000 bank
at 9-32, and $1,000 commercial and private
bankers at "a SIG.
New York gold checks were in request
and commanded sitter prices: 5000 bank
sold at "a y cent premium. Some OF the
banks asked u premium for rehittances.
The sales of stocks included oO shares
Factors and Traders Insurance Company
at -; 400 Louisiana Levee. ordinary, at
s. 81 y; 400 do do at at s. %: 500 do. pre-
ferred. at ST.; 200 do do at St 30; 400 do do
at S. 62le: 100 do do (resale) at S6 70; %
Ammonia Propelling Company at 80 oO,
and Varieties Theatre at $o3O. The latter
is high rate, as shares more were offered
at $525 without finding q buyer. Within
the past few days, not reported. 10 shares
State National Bank sold at S9o 70, and
Hibernia Bank at $3.50.
$1,000 old State warrants were reported at
72i.. said to be below the market; $4,000
do at 75l4: $500 do at -; $4,000 new at So,
and $4,000 same at 5S12. We noticed a sale
Of $1,000 city appropriation certificates at 50.
There were also sales reported, after bust
ness hours, of % and % Ammonia Propelllng
Company at $40; IS do at SO %. and -, IN
three equal lots, at S25, SD % and 80 oo;
100 Louisiana Leyee, preferred, at S. %,
apJ IN Sn and 100 do AT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-16

There is such a wide difference OF opinion
with regard to both classification and quo
tations of low ordinary and ordinary that we
have given these grades wider range than
usual. Sales of both were reported to-day at
iSlac. Factors quote ordinary at 1912 a 2oc,
the latter for strict. Strict ordinary to good
ordinary sold to-day at 204c. We also no.
ticed sale of strict good ordinary at 2o34c.
Low mddling sold at q Is 02l 4c; high
sfyle OF strict ditto, approximating Liver
pool m'ddling, at 2l34c; middling at 22lic,
and good middlIng at 23 and 90 SC.
ihe demand was active throughout the
day At the opening few sales were made
at yesterdays rates, but the subsequent
business was mostly at the Improvement
noted above, the market closing firm at our
advanced quotations.
The sales tor the past three days sum up
22,90O bales, making an aggregate for the
week of $1,000, against $1,000 last week.
and 1900 the week before. Weeks re-
ceipts 23,0S7 bales, embracing 1864 from
other delivery ports lof which 2O9O from
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Large Fire i'm HariiOrd-LOs-es o.! the
Meridian Manufacturing Company.

A special to the ST. Louis Johnna! OF Com
merce says:
HARTFORD, CT, March ia large frame
building 100 feet long and 80 feet wide,
owned and occupied by the Meridian Iron
Works, in connection with their extensive
works, was totally destroyed by fire Mon
day night. The building was used as an
Office packing-room, and contained large
quantity of machinery and manufactured
goods. The fire caught III the .iapaning
room, from a piece OF paper which had been
used for lighting the gas and was deposited
into the pot Of naptha. Several young
ladies employed in the room barely escaped
with their lives. Total loss estimated at
j,O0} to $4,000. The building was prob
ably fully covered by insurance, the stock
partly.
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,aov-,xrrD FROM FIRST PAGE.I
nat which is convened for

for new Diet, which is convened Tor
April "a. u.reb Naturalization
an. from Savannah; Vancouver and Queen.
from New Orleans, .oa,.r
HAVANA, March 1.-THE survey steamer
Bibb has returned with collection OF Aztec
antiquities c..,o ns
Mexico will probably be laid in April.
Captain Richard Adams, late OF the
steamer MORO Castle, died last night.
The MORO Castle, from New York, arrived
this morning. She had her warehouses
damaged in storm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Geo AND S63-WILLCOX GIBBS
sDOV SEWING MACHINE, always in order
and ready to sew, to by hand or foot.
Recommended by the medical faculty the only
one hit for delicate ladies to use, account of it's
lightness. First class machines of all kinds are
offered for sale. The New Domestic Sewing Ma
chine is made on entirely new principle.
large assortment of ladies' ready made suits al.
ways on hand, of all cOlOrs and styles manufsc.
tured on our celebrated sewing machines.
del6 ~ NJ. S. HEDRICK. No. lO3 Canal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-16

Remarks.-The month under review has
been characterized by extreme dullness,
and the market closes quiet at our quota
lions, which, in the absence of transac-
tons. may be termed nominal. Dealers
stock about $4,000 bags.
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LOST.

l. G for ) V 5y6 NJ MlIiSLAID.-A pRoMIssoRr Sop
der and by him Sy PieTre Det.- to his Swns
1853 hesrin marx, dated the eighth OF Septeusss
from maturtY interest at eight per cent per ans
able one year after n al payment and made Il
toned p no AtTerh,ca in this city The pubc are
new Orleans March II. ls7s mb1slsS
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COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY EVENING, March Is,

FRIDAY KVRNING. March Is, III.
CoTToN-The sales to-day summed up $500
bales. at sitter prices, showing an i'm
provement OF Is q k.c. We raise our quo
tations accordingly and give also the Ex-
change figures, which are for average lists
mot even-running as formerly. according
with it's types, while ours are for average
lists, with the inside rates for strict:
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NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY or

MUSIC.
iA!s conservatory is conducted after the plan n,
Inc Con5ervatorles of Europe.
. FOR particulars, circulars, and any desired in
FORMATION, apply to the New Orleans Conservatory
OF MUSIC, glass box No. 1895, New Orleans Louis
land o. personally at the Conservatory.
THEOPH1LUS MASAC. President
', RsFRp zNcEs-Bishop J. C. Kenner Rev. A.
Dixon Rev 3. J. Taylor Rev. J. B. A. Ahrens. W
= !; Foster, ESD, from Race, Foster \ E r Merrick
u; T. Ibemi5s, Esq Dr.. William H Holcombe; A,
E Mhesess ESQ., Presdent New Orleans National
hGultaole Lite insurance Company; Llovd r. Cole
man, ESQ., President Mechanics and Traders In.
slrance Company; ". NJ Pinckard ESQ: Jacob
Hassinger. ESQ; R. NJ. Lusher, ESQ; +. RoeSer
ESQ.,, saoerntendent; George Forester. ESQ. Edi,
tor German Gazette. etc. 1Sa'' A'''
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
MI Tleophilus Masac, professor of history and
philosophy of music; Mr.. Charles Van HnfHen
PROFESSOR OF vocal music; Miss Carolina Zess nrofa.
sor OK voca music; Mr.. Edward F. Groeneveit nro
lessor OF theory and the piano forte; Miss Melanis
Nay, professor of the piano forte; Miss Enoenis
40 Mas Of the piano forte Mr. Alton
professor OF orchestral Instruments. Besdes an
emcient number of assistant teachers OIL
ANS iv
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Says the Madison Journals.

Our planters, as general thing. are well
up with their work, and with high hopes
for the coming season. Labor is as plenti-
full as any year since the war, and quite as
reliable. In this respect We think there has
been q decided improvement since 1867
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
The annual commencement exercises OF this in
stitutIon VIII be held at Odd Fellows Hall on
SAil RDAi. the sixteenth instant. at twelve
O'Clock NJ The public are respectfully invited to
attend. &c. RICHARDSON II n Daa,
mhl6 It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-16

FOR HAVANA.
Touching EFT Cedar Keys and KEW
Carrying the United states Mail.
LEAVING EVERY "WEDNESDAY.
~ The Ne,s Orleans. Fs
@&NE and Havana Steamship COM
4kr will dispatch their new and
1EkkS2Sz3 passed fast passenger stesusa
HAVANA.
L. ". PENNINGTON Comna,s
WEDNESDAY, March Is.
From tne foot of Calliope street, Frs. DE
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To CeGGN
s sss1a. ;:: .:::::..:: 80 y
;. Through bills of lading issued to all point
line of railroads in Florida and on the St ID
river also, to New York, Savannah and ChGsa
through bills OF lading and passage tiekesH
10 tampa via Cedar Keys by steamer. makngr
connection at Cedar Keys with steamshisai
nne, and landing freight on wharf at Tampa
none out the company's bills Of lsdinssr
ana none signed after sailing of the steame'
splendid passenger Accommodations and TIN
tchets gwen to above points.
. NO freight received without permit from IL
fee.
For freight or passage apply to
l. X. ROBERTS, Tressursi
No. 12a Common stre;
49, over the Louisiana National Dai
ne steam ship MARGARET follows on Wee
Gay, March 20, 1872 at A. NJ. OIL
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

EICkSBC RtI-Steamer Natchez-l5I3 bales cotton
STA SKIS cotton seed .l3 SKIS olcake 10 hhds sugar
and sundrieS
ARGYLE LANDING-S Gamer Frank Pargoud-
1913 bales cotton SKIS cotton ID SKIS seed cotton 1877
sks cotton seed
GRAND ECORE-Sreamer 3 L Hodge No 2-lG5
bales cotton COB SKIS cotton seed 81 hhds sugar 50
bbls molasses Is half bbIs moasses ) bbls sugar
and sundries
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Steamer Tahlequah-.
SKIS seed cotton l02 hhds TO bos moIa sses 10
half bbls mOlasses and suntiries
observation-disclosures Nick fongworth-S bales
cotton ESQ hhds tobacco PODS SKIS corn SKIS oats
596 SKIS bran and sundry produce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Kgour-139 bbis
pork 90 ties lard 800 kegs lard IL SKIS corn - bales
nay ana sundry produce
BY THE RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March i5--69 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 22O
hhds sugar IS bbls mOlasses and sunIries
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, March l5-504 bales cotton 227 SKIS peas 70
bills rosin bbls turpentine and sundries
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EXPORTS,

ANTWERP-Bark Idun-l104 ba!as cotton
observation-disclosures Mary hn.ia-2 cks meat
HOO SKIS corn IL bxs mdse large guns
NEW YORk-SteaInshp United StaIes-659 bales
cotton lis bbs moasses 81 ties beef hhds tailow
90 half bales moss 30l dry hides AZ bales hides 500
SKIS cotton seed 35 pkgs iron IS bbls whisky
KEY WEST AND CEDAR KEYS-Steamship
IIavana-97o bbls flour l53 bbls whisky 200 ties lard
hhds sugar csk bacon l2o SKIS corn 81 SKIS oats
rs pkgs mdse
& Hewts-For GalvestOn-900 bbls flour 500 bbls rice
Soc bbs sugar 100 bills whisky e0O bxs sugar 100
bags coffee $40 SKIS 800 SKIS 40 hhds sugar
$40 bxs candles 800 kegs lard For Rocl1port-600
bhs -four 100 bbls whisky 300 SKIS 400 SKIS oat.
23 bags coffee 300 pkgs mdst
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MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL.
1913 RACE sTFET, head of Coliseum Place.
I. B. Edwards and Samuel FL. Lewis.
Principals.
WI prepare pupils to enter the louisiana State
University or any other College in America A
commercial and Primary Department attached
Military discipline, with daily drill
circulars 70 DO had at the School or at James A
o.csaaIn - 'I oamp street. au20 l0m
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FOR RENT,

~ without board in that pleasant Residence NJ
212 Carondelet street. Suites Of rooms for fami
Hes if desired. " 90
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IMPORTS,

TNDIASOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gin
tones bales cotton l495 hides bales hides 400
head cattle T. bbls pecans and suud-es
CARDENAS-Brig Eudorus-i2l LhdS moasses 81
ties do
RUATAN ISLAND-Sckooner Lily Of the valley
1900 punches bananas 5000 plautalns 1000 Cocoanuts
80 pineapples
UTILLA-Schooner G Craic-3G1o p!auta.ns 1900
punches bananas 25G0 cocoanuts
FREEPORT VIA Observation-Disclosures W
Watsou-53 bales cotton and sundries
observation-disclosures Msrtha--3 bales cotton
1000 empty sacks 81 900 feet lumber 2o1H latls 500
tpe doors and
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American cotton afoat for Great Britain. 2n5 900
American cotton a1oat same time last year. '''"o
GALVESTON, March l5.-Stock 4l3o bales;
weeks receipts 1856 exports to continent
$50; coastwise 1858; sales 3l62.
MOBILE, March l5.-Stock a. ,ool Daie ~
Great Britain 275O; coastwise 2944; sales
5000 bales.
BosroN, March l5.-Stock 5000 bales;
weeks receipts, net, 1889 gross 1921; exports,
Great Britain 374; sales 200.
AUGUSTA, March I5-Week' g receipts 1875
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

BUSINESS CHANGES.
NOTlCE.-THE FIRM OF QUENTELL REL
~ CHARD is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent and VIII be used in liquidation only.
WILLIAM QCENTELL.
AUGUSTUS RICHARD.
New Orleans, February %, 1872.
THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE THE
il business OF QUENTELL i RICHARD, under
the firm of QuENlELL l. CO., with the assistance
of Mr.. Cesar Phippi who holds our power OF at
toruev. WILLIAM QCENTELL.
T. A. WOOLLEY.
New Orleans March l, 1872. mil I'm
CARBON RETIRING FROM THE DRUG
~ business in New Orleans take this occasion
to return my sincere thanks to my patrons, and
would ask a continuance OF tayors to success
sor DR.. WILLIAM BOGEL whom recommend as
S HASTINGS.
February u, 1872.
WILLIAM BOGEL, HAVING PURCHASED
w the well known drug. store Of S. Hastings,
corner of Magazine and Felicity streets would in
form his friends and the patrons Of the old estab
lishment that he will without delay, repenish the
store with a cho &c stock OF flesh and unadulter-
atrd rugs, Chemicals Medicines Pure Wines and
Liquors, Pertumery, and such articles as are
usually kept first class drug stores AID respect.
fully soliclts a share of their patronage
n. B.-Mr. Joseph II. StOckly, long and favOrably
known as competent apothecary. will assist him
IL the business. WILLIAM BOGEL,
Successor to Hastings.
Corner Magazine and Felicity streets.
New Orleans, February 49,, 1872. te2l I'm
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Saturday, March Is, 1879.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship United States, Crowell. for New York
Steamship W Hewes Hawthorn, for Rockport
via Galveston
Steamship Havana, Pennington for Cedar Keys
and Key West
British ship Palmyra, Webb, for Pensacola, in bal
Norwegian bark Ydun, Freve, for Antwerp
Bark Carrie Wyman, Cochran, for Matanzas, in
ballast
Schooner Mary Emily, Kruger. for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Clinton Stowe, from fndianola via
Palacios and Galveston, to Charles Whitney
&co-ist district
STEAMBOATS,.
Natchez. feathers, from VicksbRxg
Frank Pargoud. White from Vie Landing
l. Hodge No .. Haberle, from Graui Eeore
TahequalI. Dalferes, from Lafourche'
Nick Longworth Hates. from Louisville
John kilgour Stein, from Cincinnati
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LOTTERIES. .....,o~~
DRAWING OF THE .o'' .sz..
STATE LOTTERY FOB MARCH 19' 1870
;; 5;755'T::7 !!ee!5g=
T6a above drawings are published in al the ths
.;aaI nansr. and are drawn In public daly - WV
loGMs y, furnished and prizes cashed oy
HOWARD. SIMMONS CO., Con aM G.iasnh
a. Charles street, corner Union. 40" oA'0o
Ti.rase eur hands at New orioSn''
tn. 6f,rrnth day Of March: !S.z
ADAM dIFFEs, u u..,oners.
nRwARs OF BOGUS LorTERIEs: .D2s
LOUISIANA STATE A
- oOMPANY.
;ooornorated August II. 1861
CHARLES T. HOWARD......."...'.. x nnOAD"1
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY
spIzspm sCHEME-oNLY 10000 hoABkAS'
Capitai Prize............85O.OOO'
CLASS d.
70 DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS Oh
saturday, March 16, 1871
HOWARD, SIMMONS CO.. contrscsora
aCuEMR.
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Monthly Coffee Statement.
The following statement Vas furnished
by Messrs. Lonsdale, Marks & Co., coffee
brokers:
Bags
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COTTON.
Comparative Sfatement-TrRnsnctio OF
the Week-Receipts. Sales. Exports
and Stock on Hand.

New YORK. March l1.-lhe following
is the comparative cotton statement:
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1T STEAMSHIP. cam III, '''' ''''''
UNITED STATES,
MINOR B. CROWELL Conns,s
WIZ leave her wharf. foot OF Jefferson ~
SATURDAY, March l6, 1872, at 9A.L
These steamers have superior aceouuss
for passen gers.
Soob1 @ssnEo..
StceIASs fdsSaSe. Observation-Disclosures.
Bills of Iading signed through TO Lverpdi
goS, Bremen and Hamburg. Through acn.
frst-class and steerage passengers for Iva
and the Continent, connecting with GuionlE
Steame1s sailing from New Tork evsry Wets
scr freight or passapa, apply to
JOHN II. LtDWIGSEN Agent
No. 1870 CnmmolIn
ssThe steamship GENERAL MEADE viii 10
leaving Or SATURDAY March %. at8AN
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&C prizes amounting oSao% O'
Whole Tickets, 90; shares IN proportion.
Prizes payable without deduction
ORDERS to be addressed to
CHARLES T. WARD,
Lock box 692, Pestofice. New Orlesns
Send postotise money order. or register your Lot
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
REInW COMING Up

Ship c Farwell, Smithwick, % days from New
York, to master
Schooner J L Somers, Pittield. from Horn Island,
to master
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MOBILIZE, and 2O,723 proper, against 1856
proper last week, and 46, 600 last year
Total proper since August 81, 8l9,34S bales,
against |, TIA, 661 last year. The weeks ex-
ports comprise Al, 675 bales, embracing
19,433 to Liverpool, 974 to Havre, 63O0'to
Antwerp, 2S45 to Hamburg, 1850 to Cron-
stadt. 4436 to Revel, 1862 to Barcelona,
1896 to Boston, 1866 to New York. 2lO to
Philadelphia, and GO to Baltimore.
The Exchange kilograms make the weeks
receipts at all the ports sc. SAG bales, against
40, LAG last week and l04,572 last year.
Total receipts since August 81, 1886. AGO
bales, against 3, LAG, z4S last year, and 1885,
022 in 1870. Stocks 4S7 1913 bales, against
,7S4 last week and Ga, SS2 last year. Ex-
ports to Great Britain this week 39, 544 bales,
against 4S,0l5 last week: to the continent
23,60s bales, against 10, l4l last week. Total
to Great Britain and the continent this
week 63,l52 bales, against q ,156 last week
and 1903 900 last year. Total TO Great Britain
since August 81, l,052,O70 bales, against
1912, 526 last week and l,643,3l9 last year;
to the Continent &c., $40 bales, against 352,
732 last week and 427 ,00S last year. Grand
total to Great Britain and the Continent
l, 42s, 4SO against 2,070,327 last year
The Exchange reports: Market active at
full prices" It's quotations are raised lsc
IN Good ordinary and low middling, and lac
in middling and good middling.