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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

mand and local trade is moderately
good. Navy bread is selling at A 19c, pilot do
) a. &c, French biscuit7c, soda crackers n &c.
butter be, Boston Sc, picnic DC. oyster DC,
sugar i2c. cream lie, ginger nuts l21.
lemon snaps l6c cracknells 35c = 10.
LARD On-ChOice winter strained. is
selling from store at 12l9 a75c = gallon.
CASTOR Ou.-The last sale OF New York
was at I5c T. ID.
FIsE-Is in good demand, and some kinds
are selling lower than at the North. We
quote: Mackerel Extra No. 80 in bbs,
81 50 in half bbis: St in quarter bbls. and
3 50 in kits; No. ! be- at 81 in bbs. s. 30
in half bbls. 81 in quarter btls. and 81 10
in kits: No. , at &ft - in bbls: So in halt
bbls. s. in quarter bbis, ami S 50 in kits;
No 3 - in bbl., E. in half bbls; s. 7. IN
quarter bbls, and 81 =. in kits. Cod, +
box, 81 - q | ~, and &c = - in quarter
drums large do at Gl2 q l2c T. ID. Her
rings. g J. Dbl. 81 % u half Dbl, and 35c
T box.
BAGGisG-Desier. are doing moderate
business. and are retailing domestic jute at
i41 ;Jc = yard; India in bales at whole
sale is quoted at BE. and lie y yard in
rolls. Hemp and flax a. - i6c Z yard.
India AZ wholesale is quoted az 10 a lie &
ward Domestic iute is held at !3l2 a He
iHoN CoTTor tbs All kinds are seiiin:
at S12 u sc = ID.
GUNNY BAGs-Sellinc at Ia a i3c each.
HALING TwISE-May be quoted at whole
sale at lc ' b. Dealers are retailing ~
lie y h.
CoTToN SEED-Nauufacturer pay sl3 =
ton on levee, they furnishing the bags.
COTTON SEED OI,--The stock is light
Crude is quoted at 3. a zoe, and refined at %
a Ice b gallon.
CorroS SEED Oh CAKE-The stock of
city cake is scorce, and is selling at S25 %.
ana country il selling at $50 d2l delivered.
CoFFEE-The market is steady and IN
changed. Prime is quoted II. l934 n poe,
gold: good 1914 q l912c. fair l834 100 - +.
SoAP-The market is well supplied. 1t is
in good demand. with prospects of an early
advance. New Orleans brands preferred.
We quote: Magnolia 5GJI4c: olive 60Gl2c:
;alm +. l2 a Sc; patent pressed olive a Zee.
and CASTLE l2c y 10. with d deduction
of :. a Lac y ID on large lots Cold
water soap Toe. and polishing Toe y tb
extra olive &C in round lots. and "a al lac
job.
COTTON SEED Or. SOAr--Ftmilv is sell
ing at pa 5l2c: Laundy white "a n. Zee
T. 10
ToBACCo-Thr only sale reported today
was 4 hhdS old at 90. There is some
demand for shipment. The supply on sale
is estimated at 80 hhds. Quotations are
nominal, but we give our recent figures for
reference. as follows: Sd9c for Tugs, . a
9a4c for low leaf. ga a l0ho for medium
ll4 ll24c for good and i242 a l31ac for
fine and selections. Receipts to-day none:
exports . binds: stock on hand by our run.
MIN, statement 2I0S hhds.
FREIGHrs-Y. sterday we reported a ship
for Antwerp at / l6d for cotton. and one for
Boston az Sac. We quote: By steamCotton
Z, Liverpool 'sd: 10 Bremen SD: to New
York s. pc: mOlasses to New York
&c y gallon: sugar s. 50: tobacco to Bre.
men sos y hid. By sail-Cotton TO Liver
pool !9-32d: 10 Hayre Vac: to Bremen
l4c: to Antwerp ll-l6d. OIL cake to
London los a l2s I'd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
4 New ~yndicnte IN the Eielt..

Since the award of 5000, 0050 600 Of five rey
cents to the new sydn;cate, an offer has
been made to the Treasury Department.
by a combination or English and German
bankers. to take bonds on different. and
they claimed more advantageous, terms to
the government Mr.. Butler urged the
claims ot this new association lstyling it.
elf 'cousortnm) upon Secretary Bout
well and the treasury authorities, but, after
consideration and discussion at a Cabinet
meeting. it was decided to adhere to the
plan already adopted, ana place the loan
with Cooke, Morton and their associates.
One feature of the latter proposition was
an offer TO put up ten millions of coin az
deposition on the first subscription instead
of the much smaller amount proposed y.
the syndicate. Several Democratic ii,au-
cieIs of the House to whom a knowledge OF
toe offer had come, were mcditating today
a resolution of inquiry Of Mr.. Boutwell, ;or
the detail of he proposition, and his reason
tor draining it, hut nothing OF the kind
made its appearance i'll the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

same time st week. u o27 222 80 !+6i9 99 O5
Total last week....... 1000 go 10 1919 ~
Total week befOre.... lj,is9.b2l o. !.9tjZ|i D!
Gold opened at 1874 1872. against
il37s at New York. and after an active
business closed at Ii3ls VI 1895 &. decline
Of &c from yesterdays tguresl against
ll3I2 in that market. The sa les summed
up 800. 800. including $4,000 (S30OO, $1,000
and $40. 900, at ll33s: $4,000 at 1888 a
ll3l2: $500 $1,000 aud SJ50O) at 1872. and
$ll, 900 $500, $500 and $4,000 at ii3's.
No sales of silver were reported except
$1,000 American halt-dollars at llOl2.
American halfdollars are now quoted
nominal at l091e lI02, and Mexican
dollars at T. cent premium III gold tor
new and 3 for old.
The movement in sterling exchange was
of fair extent, and under the course OF
gold al New York, rates improved during
the morning, but subsequently gave way,
and closed at a decline of b t. cent Tor
private and about "A for hank. The sales
amounted 70 f75,S0O. comprising to'oo Diit
of lading at l2319: $500 do at l223s; t}O0O
AL clear at l2234; $4,000 bill OF
Iading l221s: $4,000 bill of laGing and
1000 Al clear at 1875; $4,000 AL clear
at 1874: 10000 bill of lading at l23 a
l23s; f4200 (f3000 bill Of lading and
tl20O American ships bin at 1898; f2O,O0"
bill of lading and AL clear at 1879 q !!3'B,
and $500 and ElC0) at IA.
L The only sale reported i'll francs was i"o.-
600 commercial at -.
At the close sterling bills were quoted
at l:2la 1913 for bill Of lading aud Al
clear, and - a l23A4 p for bank, and francs
at 4 81 y a ! 6G1s tor private, and i.634a tor
bank.
The offerings in domestic exchange were
of moderate extent, aud rates closed
s'iffer than yesterday. The sales covered
1910 Geo, embracing $4,000. S4o,OO0 and
$4,000 commercial sight on New York,
$1,000, $4,000, $50, 001 S25 900 private bank
ers' and SO 900 and $4,000 bank OF ZIG -
cent discount, and $40 600 commercial sight
Cu Boston, without grace at 10
The banks continued to check on New
York az a y cent discount, butvommercla'
sight was quoted AT 1-l6.
The only sale Of stocks reported was 10
shares Hibernia Bank at lee. buyers
option. twelve months. Thx stock ia Dow
quoted at $il2 a ll3.
In bonds we noticed sales Of 5000 city
gold hearing = cents at 617s. and 5000
do at G6H2. They were quoted 1T the close
at about 81.
III relation 10 the sales Of legislative war
rants reported yesterday at 30 and y, We
are assured bS the purchaser that theH
were bona tide transactions.
CITY appropria lions are completely AN
settled by rumors that they would no
longer be received in payment for city
taxes and licenses. and exhibited unusual
fluctuations. opening at -. sinking later in
the day to .2a.3, and subsequently, rally
ing and closing at 10 The sales and re-
sales summed up S'S.50j. embracing $1,000
at y: $1,000 and 5000 at -: $3503 at -;
$1,000 and $4,000 at IS: $4,000 and 5000 at -:
$1,000, $4,000 and $4,000 az Is: S!0oo. 5000.
$1,000 and $1,000 at -: $4,000 1T ..l:. an {!
$1,000 at 80,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
Foreign Markets.
Revenue Cutter Rendering Service.
THIS is q Washington special to the New
York Herald:

THIS is Washington special to the New
York Herald:
Captain Abbey. of the revenue steamer
Stevens, at Newbern. North Carolina, re.
ports having. on the twenty-eighth instant.
during rough and stormy weather. rem.
dered assistance TO the Brant Island light.
house, which is built on screw piles in the
centre OF Pdmlico sound. The principal
keeper had been absent about twenty-four
days with the only boat belonging to the
lighthouse. The assistant keeper and y
small boy were alone there, and in starry.
ing condition, hey had been five days
without anything to eat. A schooner had
given them something. but that had been
exhausted.
Reports have also been received mere tina:
the revenue steamer NorJherner, which is
stationed at Key West. and il cruising
along the east and west coasts of Florida
on December ID. gave assistance 10 the
American brig Florence J. Henderson. four
days out from New Orleans FOR New York.
with a cargo of m"lasse- and cotton seed
oil. valued az $4,000. The brig was seen
out in the Gulf while the NorthernPr Was
cruising. with flag at hAlf-Inasto She was
found leaking badly. with the crew much
exhausted. A crew of six men and an utii'
Ger we're put on board. hawser was then
run to her and she was towed to Key West.
the men from the H0rIherner relieving *
the DumpS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
New Insurrectiouary Movements.

New YORK. February 3.-The IiTbuH:
has private advices frcm the West Indies
of a new movement of the insurgents in
San Domingo. which it thinks may prove
serious. not only to President Baez but 70
the infant colony of SANTANA. The two
revolutionary chieftains, Cahral aud Lupe-
ron. have hitherto been hostile toward each
other, but have now arranged conference
at Port-au- Prince. and it Is their intention.
probably. with the assistance OF the Hay!ian
government. to begin vigorous and united
campaign against Baez.
The SANTANA Bay Company is warned
that if it soon hears bullets whistling along
its boundary there must be- no liberties
taken with the United States flag.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
Somebody has been summing uD tlP

Somebody has been summing mp the fate
OF kings and emperors az follows: Out OF
% 30 eIuperors or kings over Of nations. !99
were dethroned. 8! abdicatei. 20 committed
suicide. /! wen: mad, 100 died Oh the battle.
field. !23 were made prisoners. > were pro.
sassinAted, G! were poisoned and los were
sentenced 10 death: total 963.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
CONNIE EJtAH~
THrE..Ay EVENING. February 5.

THvK.3AY EVENING. February s. 'S7;
COTToN--The sales to-day embraced 100
bales Iof course, exclusive OF any yeste.-
davl. at prices showing some little irrsgr-
larity. but requiring no change in our que
tations. We give also the Exchang. figures.
which are for average lists according with its
official type. while ours present the proper
range Of the market fox average lists, bat
with the outside figures for low r.iddiinc
and the lower grades given DIS the outside
figures for strict: I =.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. AS,iMILATED
TO Ti.AT OF LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

All CO not know that lemons sprinSlcd
with loaf sugar almost completely allay
teverish thirst. They are Invaluable in the
sick room. luvaiids affected with feverish.
ness can safely consume Two to three
lemons day. 4 lemon or Two thus taken
at tea time is recommended a. an entire
substitute for the ordinary supper OF sum.
mer. and viii often induce a comfortable
sleep through the night. and give .ooc:
appetite tor breakfast.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
NHTSCELLANEOU&.
The Jhickasaw Course ut Memphis
Hiardi Gras PrepRruiiOns-Rise in III
EOIOmRc-A Another Pfre in Spring field

FotOmRc-AnOIher Pfre in Springfield.
MEMPHIS, February 6.-The spring meet
ing Of the Chickasaw course has been ar
ranged to commence April %, for FIVE days.
stakes to close ON tbe first of March.
Preparations for celebrating the Mardi
Gras festivities have been made on an eX-
tensive scale by the Mystic Order The
Memphis Expos ition building, New Mem
phis Theatre and Grand Opera House-all
large halls-Laye been secured. The rail
road and steamboat lines will furnish eX-
cnrsion tickets az half fare.
lLARPER's FERRY. February E, : a. NJ
The Potomac has Gisea i've feet. Ice mOve
:ug heavily.
HALIFAX. February 6--The French
steamer Washington. nineteen days out.
has arrived.
:rR!NGE.E;!.. Mass. February 6.-The
block occupied :. tGe Merchants Union
!rprss. ai.i a...ch usetts Mutual Life Ia.
surance COMBAT. 80. burned to-day. The
Republican !rI-s.:, building narrowly es.
cy,ed. Los. 4yg,.; $1,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

B.Gl.sawss.~E.. 3G 0b4.
ctECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR TIRE PARISH OF
y ns.-Whereds Philip DIrnst"in has
ps'!ti.trrd the court for letters Of admir:stra.
ton q. the estate of tn late Isaac 10 Marks
deceased interstate, notice is hereby given to all
whom . may concern, TO show cause within ter
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not b" gre -trd.
By order Of the Court.
te.597 FRANK PACE IL. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
C0NSTARI,ES' SALES.
Joseph Garter VS.. William ,yiI.op-Sec

Joseph carter VS.. William NViI-OD-Sec
%Ld 1Mstic' Court io' she Psssisb US Orleans
RY FIkTrKOP. ! WRIT OF FIERY yaCfAS TC
~ me directed by :E~ hono,abl. the So
"lu Justice OF tn" Peace for She parish - a.!
l'ans, in the ADORE untitled cause, sill pro
ecu 10 stll at public auction, at the Merchant
anu A1ctioneers' Exchange ROYAL street.. he
'MtTh anal aud HustOmhOuss street,, - This ely
on fhLDA1, March = ltT3, al che h.uS ~ twelve.
'.it-s
ONE LOT OF GROUND in Y;urtH.y.I.. si.rs gts
tIIct Ol ms city, b'iag lst No. IF Lu.Tt 40 ItI
oouiI9ed ny CALHOUN. Preston an5 Market etTr'N
anu Hrhiy Clay avenue. TAiG lot measures II re-.
inches lines front on calhoun streeS by depD
81 l<V feet between parallel Iines all as per pa
annexed 10 AT act before Sem MaGueT, lates
notary public OF shis city, of date Jun" ), 5os
said lot forms the corner of Market and s'aihuue
streets. Together with al! she buildings !suST9V'
ments, etc.
Seized in the above aunt.
Terms-Cash GU the spot.
ia5 70 nh.' JOHN MCCORMICK Cassta3-$
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FOUND.

S|ot MON 'HE FIFTH INSTANT, AT6Av
"A - - %"rn'T o. DQmaiue and Irene streets'
"!.' "''' ipffNt me owner can h We it bv nroy'
! '' prop rtr an' paying the costs at No 70 S1
,'eT'' 'e:"eer Ae'et and Charities streets,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

The Jniyersalists have twenty-one or
gained parishes in Wisconsin,. Ten OF " ich
are provided with regular pastors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
Suggestions OF Mr. and Mrs. j. d. i.c-

. J n, f.p-
pietre Mos. -, 100 and 81 .62
c,EC3ND DISTRICT COURT FOR II 4 PARISH cT
- Orlcaus.--NOtice - hereby given to III. cred
tor- OF this estate and to all other person. herein
interested, 10 sho" cause within sen days from ~
prtsen! notification, If any they have or can vii,
the account presented by the lative test.mentarv
executrix N TIN. estate should no- BE- nor,nIo
gated and approved and tbs funds d.sty.b sted in
accordance herewith.
~ order q. the Court
IL II. Is. FRANK PACE fH C.rt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, February 6, Evenins.-Co .
ron closed dul! and easier; middllng up
lands u lbc: Orleans 2l3sc; sales to-day 30
bales; net receipts to-day S63; gross $50 :;
exports 427. Sales of futures $500 bales
February 20 3-lGc: March 20AS a 30 l2c
April 2O54 0207sc: May u l8c; June 81 ZIG
a2lhc; July q 1876. Flour dub and I'M
changed. Whisky unchanged. Wheat dull
and heavy; spring 02c lower; amber
Western 81 lO02 lOA. Corn heavy and
easier; new mixed Western 6512c, Rice
active at a size. Pork duh and unchanged
Lard iirmer at SA She Turpentine firm.
Rosin dull. TallOw gaie. at Sl2Gs a+lbe.
Ereights quiet.
Ccffee quie. and firm; Rio u 4 2oc. Sugar
very quiet. Molasses steady; New Orleans
% a 76c: Porto Rico 40 O47c.
CINCINNATI, February 6.--Cotton dull;
middling zoe. Flour easier at IS 30
Wheat steady. demand moderate, I 20 q
| IS. Corn steady, demand moderate. iIc.
Oats steady, demand moderate Provisions
dull, buyers aud sellers apart. Pork I'M
changed Lard dull; steam ~ az 19c.
sales at 5-1Gc; kettle IA a Sc. Build meats
quiet; shoulders 43Sc; clear ribs 6iS 6f2c;
clear sides 65S Gao. Bacon nomina!ly
unchanged. Whisky steady at S9c.
ST LOUIS February 6.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; shipping facilities much re
strctcd. Wheat dull and prices dropping
only sample lots Offering. Corn dul! and
prices dropping; No. mixed 81 l2c On east
track; 3ic IN elevator. Oats dull and III.
changed. Whisky steady at S9c. Pork
quiet at $l3. Dry salt meats quiet: only
order trade. Bacon inactive; sides lower;
iobbing and odd lots Of shoulders at Sac.
Lard nominal.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. February Is. Evening. Got
ton closed with downward tendency: up.
lands 97s a l0d, Orleans l0l8 load: sales
to-day 5000 bales. of which 1000 were for
export and speculation. The sales include
1000 bales American cotton. Short middes
Cos Cd. Lard 3Ss. Turpentine 49s Cd a Jos.
LONDON, February 6.-Bnllion in the
Bank of ENGLAND increased t31 j. 600.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
CiNClSNATI-SteAmeri y TH'ner-a2 bb's pork
- Dbls whisky e ties lard !2e krg. lard 81 tCs hams
t9l ,sk bacon Ia6 bxs bacon 5ia bbls potatoes b."
bxs candles and sundr'"a
81 LOuIS-SteameI II Johnson2229 bhs -four
q bhs whisky $40 SKIS bran 20: .orn % cbs la.
cor 5@+ lard POO kt lard and .uudry produce
DON ALDSONNILLE--Sttan Etnrv .etc--.
bales cotton S3H I!ds su.ag - Dbls nolasses and
sundrle.
LOWER COiST-Steamer Bradish Johnson
I22 hhds suga; 2Ui bui> uI"}tsst and sundrieS
SIIRkE GPORT-St.al.ler Ii Gurfet-59s bales
cotton and sundrle.
SHREVtPORT-Stean :otus No 3--942 bales
cotton and sUndr.s
Observation-Disclosures Liz. Hopkins
so hhds saga. 10 G5.s lnolass.s I66 halt bblS do
And snndries
MOBILE Steamer CIeo,-3ii bales cotton and
sUnUrits
RECEIPTS DT RAILROAD.
S0RGAES LOUISIANA AND TEXAN RAILROAD.
February s-29l bales cotton I26 hhds sugar 10 hbls
do az Dbl. mOiasse. Sc half bbls do and suntlIies
srW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. February .--a.a bales cotton and SI.n4ry
produce
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERS RAILROAD, February 1-1tjb bales cotton
and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot foot of Canal ~treet.
Trains leave al ::3O A. n. and Sis P. NJ.
Trains arr :. az 10 g. NJ. aud ll:5n T. NJ
PULLMANS PALACE SLEEPING CARS run
through 10 L'lchbur@, Atlanta, Louisville ana 81.
Louis. making cose connections with al the popu'
ar routes Ia the East. North and West
Tickets for sale corner Camp and Common
streets opposite CITY Hotel. and at depot.
NORMA c. JONES.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
=. Fl. SCRANTON.
iai ~ General Suneriut"" '@Nf
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.

oFVvCR OF TaR DAILY REPCBLICAN.i
TarK.DAY EVENING. February 6. lo7..
The money market continues quiet and
easy with moderate offerings at the banks
ana a light demand for discounts on the
street. We continue to quote frat class
paper with cOllaterals at 10 y cent t.
annum. and Al without at II 0l5, second
class at la first class mortgage paper at 10.
and second class 10 at II.
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Succession of Mrs. ZcIir Lay. Widow

NOrglM-NO . 10
G'RCOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ rrl.ans.-Whereas. Augustus 3eichard hqs petit
'oned .he court for letters Of administra alton on
the estate of the late Zele Law. Widow Morgan. de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby gwen to az whom il
il may concern. TO show cause within ten DAYS
Why he prayer OF the said petition should no. be
granted.
B, oriey OF the Court.
iel.9' FRANZ: PACE. JR.. Clerk.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN }
Friday. February :. 1873. )

OFFltb OF HE hEfU BLlCaN I
Friday. February :. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Snip fronsides Berry for Revel
Slup Shatelauc. WhitmOre. for Liverpool
Bark Rosetta Mcneil. SprOule. for Havfe
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Margaret. Baker. from Havana. via
Florida Ports. to X Roberts-!st district Il
STEAMBOATS,.
Turner. Rusi. from Cincinnati.
Lotus No 5. pannal-. from shreveport
Henry Ttte Oalteres. from Donaldsony'le
B-aGish johnson. Brothe rtOn. fm Lower Coast
Durfce Aiken, from Shire vtpOft
..izzie Hopkins. AuCOin. from Donaldsonviie
! II Johnson Gray. from st Louis
Lrtoit uo! kns. from MI5lle-New BASIN
EXPORTS.
REvEL-Ship :rousidcs--400n bales cotton 1900
slaves
HAVRE-Bark Rosetta McNeil-l752 bales cotton
,l'tG slave.
'LvKRPoOL-ShIp Shatemuc--2s3: bales cotton
IMPORTS.
Rlo 'AHE:Ro-Brig b Steenken--35Gd bags
coffee
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RAILROADS.
JACKSON ROUTE.

q NIT -. -,
Trains Gepart and arrive as follows from depot
foot of Calliope street)
DEPART. AN>A'H'
-,,rs S-nnA NJ iRxpress......1 800 P n.
yaiI G.il0 P NJ Mai. .........1U::55 A. NJ
acrommnda. iAcccOmmda. -
TOM. f:GO P. ii. tion........ 9;oo A. ~
This line is many miles the shortest anu anu I E
hours the quickest TO all points Norm anu las, rao'
and the only line running Putinans "a aSe 80 IP
ing Cars 10 Louisville, humboldt ana niG jP?a1
without change Only one change 10 Pi'n ny pa
cities North ana East. Tickets for sale and al iu'
formati. II given corner Camp and Common streets.
under City Hutel. New Orleans
A. u. SHELDON, Agent.
faiIlv E d FROST, General Manager.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

The market opened WITH COED i"H'af,
and fair business. embracing fully 300
bales. was done daring the morning at
prices showing 40 quotabie variation. the
advantage, however. i. any. being or the
side of the buyers. after which the move
ment became more active. resulting III the
liberal sales noted above. Tn" business
included 81. bales. taken by one brokerage
house. Ordinary sold at i6i2c. strict oidi-
nary at !. isr. good ordinary AZ 49,. strict
good ordinary. good style. az 1885 and
lSi2c, and strict good ordinary to low ;ni:-
ding at 1850. The latter qualities woIe
strong at previous yates.
The amunnt on Ship'',atc. got 'le"'cd.
going on board AMI engaged :us .l.ipInen n
was set down at the opaIiug this morning
at l36, 900, embracing .e.0G0 for Liver
pool. ~, 0G0 for HaVre, 300 Cor Spain. 1900
for the Mediterranean. :00a f.r Bremen.
ID 900 for Cork ans! a market. !2,u0G 10. the
North Sea and 5000 for the Nor''r. Which.
when deducted from til" stock on ha"d bs
our running statemer. :.si "ve'i:Ir.
leaves 90 300 bales 20 represent :h' guam.
t.ty at the landing and IL process "nsoId
and awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "S;,:as ...N ns....
including $50 after /: /. u. Yesterday. -
maud good; market unchanged. sale. - III
,ures, 100 bales Tor February at Is. 100
April. buyers option. at l'@!c. and ia .o.
MAY a. :H34c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
" Gather Report.
" AK UHPARfMkNf
Office Chief Sigual Officer,
Washington, February o. 1873. ABS ?. N.
PROBABILITIES.

For the Gulf States westerly and north.
west winds. with clear and clearing wealth.
er- For South Atlantic States. winds shift.
ing to the westerly and northerlv. with
sOutheasterly and southwestery winds and
partly cloudy weather. except cloudy
weather and light Tain from Virginia to
New Jersey. For New England southerly
winds and partly cloudy weather. From
Tennessee to Missouri and the southern
portion of Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. falling
barometer, higher temperature. westerly
and sOutherly winds and generally clear
weather, but north OF this region south.
easteIly 10 southwesterly winds. veering to
soutl westerly and northwesterly; cloudy
weather and prob ABLY rain AMI snow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

Thus far tins week s 4o36,21l % l,4i6HZb ~
Same time last week. II H!' ~ 10 .to4S44 VI
Total last wetk....... - 0O5 82b 10 i,.5l.Ob VI
Total week befpre.,. IJig962l o. !.59&.2Ll 81