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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-24

BOLIVIA, which were rather 6eggrega-
tionM algpeat number, Of minor bdes
into one principal channel, have pro-
duced q to6t6 31b0D, OM 900, and are
annually yielding now from eight to
Twelve minions, though not worked with
anything like the energy and science
that has dbesn coacanfated upon the
mineral deposits Of the United States.
TO tie great mother lodes Of the latter
W now turn, and find four to which
this description can be applied, viz:
The Comstock and Raymond & Ely, of
Nevada, the Moss Lode, of Arizona, and
the gold mother lode of California. II
The Comstock needs but little des-
cription, being 50 well known. Since
its discovery in 1859, II. has produced
pearly t160, Qo0, 600, and has been
worked with, more. energy than any
other ven upon the continent. A depth
of ], 800 feet and over has been reached
ppOnsthe vein, and rs yet no deteriora-
ton found 10 the quality or quantity Of
the ore. The limit Of advantageous
aninine from tho surface has, however,
bssn nsarIy reached; md were II not
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

81 20, quarter boxes Csc; citron 45c v fb;
currants sac; prunes (Germanl Sac; figs
l211c; Brazil nuts IL lac; almonds 20c; shelled
do &c; tilberts 16lac; pecans i01e oI22e;
dates slec q tb; bananas 81 5O03 80 y
bunch; plantains 81 SO y bunch; pineapples
none here: cocoanuts 50 so y 100.
HIDEs-Are dull. Country green are
quoted at lie; dry salted !69l7c, flint
II a l8c ft; damaged half price, In city
slaughter, sales are making as fellows:
Steer hides over IS TBS at I0%c y ID;
steer hides, 70284 lbs, lie; steer hides
under 20 lbs, at l01ac; COW hides, city
slaughter, as they run, 1019c; kips, city
slaughter, 20024 lbs, l2c; kips 25 03o lbs,
ll14c = ID; calf skins each 75c. Beeswax,
prime yellow 30c y t6. Ok horns Sc each
STARCH-The supply is ample. Western
is selling at sc y rs.
STAR CANDLEs-Are quoted at 20c U B.
BRAN-The supply is good. The sales are
confined to 200 sacks at S5c y 100 tbs
COFFEE-To-day 300 bags ex cargo Leo.
pOldine, from Galveston, sold on pri iVate
terms. We quote: Prime (gold) 1874 a 1910;
good lSA 9l8a4c; fair l8 a lSlsc; ordinary
II dT 1c y tb.
IOBACCO-The movement continued TO-
day with still more strength, the sales en-
bracing l449 hhds (426 and l023l on private
terms, but understood to be at full prices
compared with our quotations, without re-
quiring any variation in the figures. This
makes total thus far this week of 2342 hhds
There were other negotiations pending.
We continue to quote as follows: Lugs at
809c; low leaf at 0l0c; medium at 10
lie; good at IL a l2c, and selections at l21s
0l3c. Received since last evening SO
hhds; exported none; stock on hand by
our running statement 8649 hhds.
EREIGHTS-A ship was taken up for
Liverpool to day at sd for cotton. Yester.
day we reported one at the same. We con.
tinue to quote: By steam-Cotton to Liver.
pool ll-l6o-d; to New York sc. By
sail-Cotton to Liverpool SD: to Havre
lAc; to Bremen ll-l6d; tobacco to Bremen
51s Cd; bulk grain l5d.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
Foreign Markets.
Division SaDcriuteuheu

We soc from the New Orleans REPUB
LICAN that Governor Kellogg has appointed
MIR. James Brewster division superinten.
dent of public education for this district
We hope that Mr. Brewster will pay lit.
tie more attention to the necessities and re-
qurements of Our school system than has
been done by his predecessor The differ
ent school boards can, if properly managed,
do without division supPrintendent; but
If they have no inclination to attend to
their duties. the want of such an officer il
greatly felt by ali feeling any interest in
schools.
dir. Brewster is citizen of this parish.
but his life has been spent in the West and
South. At one period he lived several
years in Southern State, and he graduated
at Southern college. In 1856 he returned
to Illinois, where he was alternately EN-
ployed in teaching and in improving and
cultivating farm. When the war came
on he enlisted III the Union army as a pri
vate soldier, and served more than three
years in the ranks. When finally mustered
out, his health was seriously impaired but
Q residence of few years in Minnesota
effected its restoration.
His experience as a teacher has been ex-
tensive, ard he has always felt deep iu-
terest in the education of the young He
intends to devote himself entirely TO the
duties of his position. and will visit every
part Of this large district during the sum
mer. He also proposes TO publish monthly
periodical to aid in the work of education
and imprOvemeut-L0adS (N0n-oe)
hsteiAgenccr.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
noon. Reports are missing from the ex-
treme Northwest, Florida and Texas coast.

noon. Reports are missing from the ex-
treme Northwest, Florida and Texas coast.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April TO- P. M.-Ba-
rometer 1920. Wind east, fresh. No ar
rivals or departures.
Pascal 0UTRE, April 10, 6 ?. M.-Wind
east, light No arrivals. Sailed-Steam-
ship Havana, at Z. M.
VICKsBURG, April l0.-Down-Charles
Bodmann, PM; Grand Lake No. 2 2 I. N
Up-Alleghany Belle, eleven last night:
Up to day-Capitol City, 10 A. NJ; City OF
Quincy, P. M. Weather cool and clear
RI' or rising
SHREvEPoRT, April l0.-Weather clear,
cool and pleasant. The river mas is!leh
three inches. ADVERTISEMENTS, from New
Orleans, and Ruby, from Jefferson; NO de-
partures There is five and nall 1eet on
Coushatts. six Oh Perat's, and scant two
feet on GatepO5t
from New Orleans River twenty-nine feet
and rising. Weather fair. Mercury So.
LOUISVILLE, April l0.-Riyer rising, now
ten feet seven inches in the canal; eight
feet seven inches in the chute. Weather
clear and cool DOwn-Thomas Sherlock,
from CINCINNATI to New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, April lO.-Weather clear.
Thermometer CO.. Frost this morning.
River fallen two feet within the last twenty
four hours.
CAIRO, April l0-Arrived-Forsyth the,
from New Orleans, at 9 p. M; John +.
TolIe, from New Orleans, at A. M: Long
worth, from New Orleans, at p. NJ; Mary
Poe, from st. Louis, at 10 P. NJ; City Of
Helena, from st. Louis, at Z. NJ. Pauline
Carroll, from st. Louis, at 10 A. NJ; Cree-
cent City. from New Orleans, at A. NJ :;
Oakland and Carrie v. Kountz, from Evans.
vile. at A. 81. eparted-Forsythe, for
Evansville. at ii =. NJ; Tolle. for st. Louis,
at 9 A. M; LongWOrth. for Cincinnati, at 2
p. NJ: Poe. for Red River, at p. M; Car
roll, for Now Orleans, at P. NJ: Kountz,
for New Orleans, at Z. NJ. River risen
thirteen inches within the last twenty four
houra. Weather clear; mercury CO..
PIrTsBURG, April I0.-River sixteen feet
and rising slowly Weather clear and
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, April io.-Arrived-Ho
and Continental, from New Orleans; Marble
City, from Vicksburg; Desmet, from Shreve-
port. Departed-Bee and barges and John
Kyle, for New Orleans. The river is fall
ing slowly. but other heavy rains have
occurred in some of the upper streams, and
another swell is expected. Raining here
to,night
MEMPHIS, April I0-Weather clear and
pleasant. River rising slowly. Arrived
Pat Rogers, from Cincinnati; Falls Pilst,
from louisville, and Kanawha, from the
Ohio river. Departed Qast night)-Com-
nOnwealth, Kellogg and barges, for New
Orleans, and III. s. Turner, for Cincinnati:
Ito dayl-Great Republic, for New Orleans,
and City of Chester, for ST. Louis.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

The San Francisco cadets are diatintivey Y
California institution. All of them are
native of that State, and their uniforms are
OF domestic manufactr 2 from wool grown
in that State. They are said to I've remark
ably well drilled; and here is certainly one
feature "f their miht7rs aecomFlishm me-
eyes being first carefully hsmGaged. Il py
fall in" every man ih his iare, and in tf,s
eightiess condition 60 throasb the manuel
Of arms, the tayonet exercise. and All .he
evolutions taught in the ".,hoel of the
company and some of the nluvements en-.
braccd n the ''scnool of th,. skirm she, -
ald ahis witn great :af.i:;.. and precision
These DlindtOid rnuIg warriors are said to
contemplate an Eastern tu... to glre exh;
bitjJns at the principal c,.i.- of the corr
try. Let them come b.: .sil II, ans, but viii.
The understant'n. thar the a. ,.dages are t.
be removed be!Cr, ther lire"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

same time last week lO,l74 l4l - l2l2 a9S 70 %
Total last week.. i2Il36;2 % ~ ~ 40 10
Gold opened at Il7&s 0ll75s, against llS
at New York, and after quite limited
business closed at III II Gll7&, against
lISA in that market, where it touched
II7as during the interim. The sales summed
nm $4,000. embracing $1,000 at ll7$8; $4,000
at lI7A; $4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 at ll1&.
and 1000 $4,000, $4,000 and s6OOOl at
ll7%.
No sales of silver were reported. We
now quote American half dollars nominal
at lIf0112, and Mexican dollars at 212
y cent premium, gold. for new ana . 1or
old.
The movement in sterling exchange was
of quite limited extent, and. under the
course of gold and bills at New York, the
market closed y y cent higher for private
bills and u cent for bank. The sales
amounted to Eel, 700, comprising t25OO
bill of lading at l2519; $4,000 do at l26;
100000 do at 1868; $4,000 bill of lading and
AL clear at l26as a l26la; $4,000 bill of lad
ing at l261s; f4500 bank at 1868. t700
American ships bill at l26a4; fl2,000
bill of ladng, al clear and bank at l26ls
1868; El0O0 bank at l08 gold, and fl2, 900
private bankers and bank at -.
The only sale of francs reported was co..
900 commercial at i,5b4.
At the close sterling bills were quoted
at l261s a 1868 for bill of lading and Al
clear, and "a l27 y for bank; and francs at
4.57 u 04.56A for private. and nominal at
4.52l2 for bank.
The offerings OF domestic exchange were
of fair extent, and rates were without
quota bic variation. The sales covered
$265, 900, comprising $4,000 and $4,000
commercial sight on New York, $4,000,
$4,000 and $4,000 private bankers, and
$4,000, So, 900 $50. 900 and s35. 900 bank at
j. y cent premium, $4,000 and $4,000
bank at $50. and $5O.0O0 private bankers
at 3-l6
The banks continued to check On New
York at "A q cent premium and private
sight was quoted at Il.
The sales of stocks included 1000 shares
of Louisiana Levee Company. preferred, at
S. We also heard OF some sales OF ordl
nary, but did not obtain the particulars.
Also. ST. Charles Street Railroad Compa.
nv at $40, and 80 shares State National
Bank. yesterday, not before reported, at -.
In bonds we noticed quite an active
movement in city gold bearing seven per
cents. the sales and resales of which sum
med I'D $5l 900. embracing $4,000 and $4,000
at 5Sa4. $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at 50, $1,000
at 59A, and $4,000 at 5914. They were
quoted at the close at 50 a 59A.
No sales of Metropolitan Police warrants
were reported. They were still quoted at 81
086.
The sales of city appropriation certif
rates included $l325 at "a. They were
quoted at 63 64
The only sale reported in school certifi.
Gates was $4,000 at 81, about which rate they
were quoted at the close.
Old State warrants are nominal at 81.
Legislative warrants were without any
apparent movement and quoted at about
78 $50.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
Henry @trcck ct al. w. Steamtcx Hunter
No. 10 IA
WANTED.

-
wASTFo - TEN "uG:S4TD RAI,2u
w tIEh -N"a'd pr"pr, .s vii - rcc.i. jy
Ine, =. No. .22 c -rCl't."t GIr-': t..i ltf.,L ~
April IS. ,573 fI A.. ie,. t2'-saLl III a.
cross tlt D 20 b IA We" CT 18th s.ucs 20 IL ko six
inch sUEiacr. al.d ~ bt sIf iuche- thIc, aud So
fee. iong. Tho :.hote 70 be liver. i within nin.
~ days from date, 90 the cas-. :oad way of OR.
les Hs street. hotseen he nGtairie rosd ana LaLe
Pontchsrtra;u, sAi alnpg the Lake shore 10 Payox
st. Iotn. At sscs pk-oas % Nay BE- deeignsta1 q.
eps Gss HLIlAA HElRT,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets,

New YORK. April 10, Evening. Cotton
closed quiet and steady; middling uplands
1880; Orleans 90isc; sales to-day 25G7
bales; net receipts 1882; gross 1895; exports
to-day 725; last evening 692. Sales of fu-
lures 900 bales, as follows: April, 1874 q
IS l3-I6c; May, 10 i-l60 l9Bc; June, l9asc;
July, 10 -l6619Rc; October, l91ec. Flour
quiet and steady. Whisky 81 a9lAc. Wheat
firm, better export and milling demand.
Corn steady. Rice quiet and firm. Mess
pork $I7 37R. Lard steady. Turpentine
quiet. ROsin active. Tallow quiet. Freights
quiet and firm.
Coffee dull and nominal. Sugar rather
easy with good business; fair to good re-
fning 808Ac. Molasses quiet and firm:
81 @75c for New Orleans. Freights per
steam-grain 808l9d; cotton 7I6 % 13d.
Skies Of 1881, 1908; five-twenties of 1862,
ll7A: Of 1864. 1l7&; of 1865, 1879; new
ll7%; of 1867, 1898; of 1868, Il7a4; new
fives, ISL; ten-forties ll3.
Tennessee SKIES 79k, new 1914; Virginia
skies 44, new 40, consolidated So; deferred
1874: Louisiana skies as, new 40, levee skies
10, eights 50; Alabama eights 80, fves 55:
Georgia skies 20, sevens S8; North Caro-
linas 30, new l6h, special tax Ia; South
Carolinas 30. new 1914, April and October q
CINCINNATI, April l0.-Cotton steady, de-
mand moderate: middling lSAc. Flour
dull; 81 25 al 65. Wheat dull; 81 coal G3.
Corn steady 40c. Oats quiet; 81 a 3sc.
Provisions firm. Pork nominally un.
changed. Lard firm; steam sac; kettle
8ltc both held " a Sc higher. Bulk meats
firm: shoulders 4c; sales of clear rib at
SB; held at ga; clear 84s aSKc. Bacon quiet
and firm; sales of shoulders at &c; sales of
clear rib at S7Bc: clear 9B 09Ac. Whisky
steady at 65c.
ST. LOUIS. April lO-Cotton quiet and
changed. Flour dull and unchanged: bust.
ness small. Wheat dull and unchanged:
only eample lots sold. Corn quiet; No. .
mixed 34c. pn east track; sacked Al -ac.
Oats easier; VIsc on east track; sacked
32be s33c Whisky dull; round lots not
sslahle over $50 d85kc. Pork quiet at
! SIG 81. Dry salt meats quiet; clear sides
SIC. Bacon easier; shoulders 7G.Ac;
clear rib 9B @9hc; clear 9$s G9l4c. Lard
firm; good &c.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April l0.-COtton closed
quiet: upIands 9Ad; Orleans 9I9 ag@sc.
Sales today 10000 bales. of which 2OOO were
for export and speculation. The sales in.
clude e000 American. Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester quiet. Beef steady.
Sales of cotton for the week $4,000 bales,
of which 1000 bales were for export and
1000 bales for speculatOrs; total stock GSl 900.
of which 328 900 are American; receipts o,
the week 10000, Of which $1,000 are Ameri-
can; actual exports 10000 bales.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY EvRNING, April TO- 1873
COrToN-The sales to-day embraced 5000
bales, at easier prices generally, and a de-
cline OF lsc and in some cases Ac on
grades below low middling. We modify
our quotations accordingly. and give
also the Exchange figures, which are
for average lists according with its types,
while ours present the proper range of the
market for average lists, but with the out
side figures for low mlddling, good ordinary
and ordinary given as the outside for strict
Of those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILArED
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
MEMORANDA.
a IFkR aph !
PhfladelDt

Philadelphia, April .. ;s73.
20 7orfe-Ths steamship yszoc. Captain
B.ste:t arrived st o'clock tuis moruirg-Sli!s
for New 0TIeens via Hsvacs on saturday l2.h
Baltimore. ApI.i ., 1870.
70 J " Withsr~poon-s steAneho Cuba -~iled
this evening fog Nee Orieaas via Havsns srd Key
wess, still sN Issiass
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
EXPORTS,
IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

TUNICA-steamer W s Pike--lo3 bales cotton
81 bbls molasses and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Tom Jasper IS bales cotton
1928 bbs 0ur 800 bbls pork 40 cks bacon 81 tcs lard
20 ties hams i27 0ses hay 453 SKIS oats $50 SKIS corn
800 bbls meal and sundry produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer Yaeger-l642 obls hour
bbls whisky 100 bbs meal 2g7 cks bacon 3o29 bbis
-four $50 SKIS bran 1914 SKIS corn $50 SKIS ocaAs aud
suRdrv produce
LOUISVILLFSteamer Aisx-40o,oOo bush coal
Observation-Disclosures 7 Bt!arly-939 bales
cotton and sundres
PEARL RIVER steamer Sumter-sundries
PENSACOLA-SteaIner ADite-D O0U feet lumber
80 cords wood
LOVER COAST-Stesmer & Hensley-70 bbIs
rice 10 hhds sugar IA SKIS potatoes and -uu'lres
LOWKH COAST-Stesmer Bmpire-Sundries
POISTB- A LA. A.HACHB-Steamer Rice FaTmerH-
eundriee
GRAND RCORE-SteameF y Hodse-iS6 bAles
otton bbls molasses and sundrios
RECEIPTS By BAn4ROAD.
hORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
APRIL 1914 bales cotton 50 hhds sugar Il bbls mo
l4Lsses and sundrles
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD April 1850 bales cotton and suDdIies
NEW ORLbANS. JACKSON and GREAT SORF3.
BPN RAILROAD, April lo--725 bales cG,toc ;
hhds tobacco and surnrv prasuoe
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

Strict midding. ..............l9B 0l9h
GOOD mlddlng- ng-...,..........EO OS 0ZOE EuS
The market opened with only a slack de-
| mand. running mostly on very low cottons
at the ruling rates, and on low middling
and the better qualities, which were in
| light supply and comparatively steady,
| while good ordinary and the lower grades
were neglected and sold at an irregular de-
cline Of Is a Ac, after which there was no
| Improvement, the movement continuing in.
animate throughout the day. Low ordi-
| nary. dusty, sold at Ill l9c; good ordinary
at less than Ice; strict good ordinary at
| l6aac: high style do at l7l4c; low middling
| at II zc, and strict middling at l9l2c. Very
dusty and sandy lots were unstable unless
at liberal concessions from our quotations,
| to which we are compelled to give a wide
range by the unusual difference from mere.
ly average quality and strict classification.
The advance in foreign exchange of 3
= cent in private bills had no apparent in-
fiuence.
Tomorrow being Good Friday, the 1iv.
erpOol weekly statement is made up to-day
and will be found in cur telegraphic col
umns.
The amount on shipboard not cleared.
going on board and engaged fOr shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at 81 GOO bales, embracing 10000 tor LIve..
pool Ii, 900 for Havre, 5000 tor Bremen, 1000
for Cork and a market, | 900 for the North
Sea and 1000 for the North, which. when
deducted from the stock on hand by. our
running statement last evening, leaves
9f500 bales to represent the quantity at
the landing and In presses unsold or await
ing orders.
The Exchange reports: Market weak
aud irregular. Sales 5000 bales" Its quota.
tions are reduced lsc on good middling and
low middling and the lower grades, with no
change in middling.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand August 81. ls7s.....o...o.o 6,259
Arrived since last statement...... l225
Arrived previously le4. .364-l 1875, ,589
Total POI 848
Cleared previously. .Ol5. .l73-l o2o 7a
Stock en- hand and shipbosrd. not cleared 1871 094
Stock on hand same date last year. 81
To days exports embraced 36l6 bales to
Liverpool, ll60 to Antwerp, and S05 to New
York.
Receipts proper since last evening 7l9
bales, against 1854 on last Thursday and
34l2 last year, making an aggregate since
+ Fiday evening of Is. .3S9 bales, against 1914
las week. and II .6Sl last year, and since
August 81 OF ,G5l,97l bales, against S6,067
las ,cdr--increase 175904.
Tie Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceiprS al all the ports from noon yesterday
t. J. ii. to-day 5l72 bales. against Sl5l on
last Thursday and 6268 last year, and since
Friday 39,240 bales, against 40,3iO last
week and 17.159 last year. Total since
August 81. 3090, ,265 bales, against 2 469, 295
last vear-inore"s, 620,970. Exports Friday
O Wednesday Inclusive, to Great Britain
g 80 b.ies. aEainst 2i.0l2 last week. and
70 the cor .a"nt S17j bales against II AS
last wet k. ) 'ks At al the delivery ports.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
Jame. Housmar, vs.. steambon. Bo.,ier-

No. l0,Il8o
IN THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court
Il District OF LOuisiana.-In obedience TO an aG.
mir;sity warrant 20 directed in the above en-.
titled suit. have seized and taken into my pos
session.
THE STEAMBOAT BOSSlER. her tackle az.
parel etc. now hbeed by James Hou. tos the
causes set forth in the libel now pending III Ike
District Court OF the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owue-s thereof. and all and every person or pr.-
SONS having pret' ndng to have any right, titte
interest in or to the same, to be and appear at
district court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
the third Monday of April. to show cause. it
any they have can, why the said steamboat
should not be condemned and Le sold agreeably to
the prayer OF the Ebeant.
United States narshal's Office, New Orleans
eighteenth day of March. 1873.
g. B. PACKARD,
Nnhf9 2G anil 20 Nnited StAtes Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
RAILROADS..

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
.. TEXAS flAIIROAD.
pnssen&er Depot Foot of CnnHi street.
y A. NJ and 5:l5P.M
Trains arrive IA. 3:;5 r. NJ and &pM
COAST TRAIN RUNS TO OCEAN SPRfHCtS
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at 4PM
Leaves Ocean SpTiugs every Sunday at d z. n,
stopping at all way station g.
,PULLMANS PALACE SLEtPiEG CARS yua
through to LrnchbuTg. Atlanta, Louisville and VI,
honls. making close connections witt. all the popu.
jar routes to the East. North and West.
ilckots for sale conner Camp and ComuoTs
streets. opposite CITY Hotel and at depot
+ L. SHCTE
General Iicko; Agent
=. h. SCRANTON,
idi Genera! Superintendent
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

Two boys sat 81 the bank fshing-the old
s.orv ran off tIOm schooi-whep suG
denly. one of them said: .Bi!l I've got an
awful bite" But, tie 6sh getting Of III,
book, he exclaimed again: There, he's
upbitr'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11

"Rheumatism Discussed" is the theme of
Western editor. A neighbor suggests
that he drop the first syllable from the last
word and go on with his harangue.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
TREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

NAEAI JAUASON kDLTF.
Trains Gepar: and arrive a. follows .f,c.s Seoes
foot OF C4!!ioPe street.
oR"ARTo .purr.
EE.Pfese..... I:lGA M'RIprrss...... 1870 A ".
ACCOnmOda. ,Acccon,n,,i,.
uon.......1i0O P. n. tioG........ SI5BAA.
hours the quickest. to al poi.ts n ,rth and EasS
and the only line running PuImau's Palace Sleers
lhR Cars 70 Louisville HUMBOLDT and Memphis
"lthont change. Only change to priDCipsI
cites North and East Tickets for sale and an IN
formation given corner Camp and Comm on strt..ls
undaT City Hotel New Orleans.
a. d. SHELDON AGENT
ialI lv 4. d. FROS. GeneTaI Ta,ege-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-11
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, !
Friday. April IL. la73o

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Mississippi. CrOuen FOX New York
Ship HOagly. Frost, for Liverpool
Norwegian brig Jeanuie, Hauft. for Antwerp
Schooner Enterprise. Kruse. for Sabiue Pass
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tappahsnnock. Read, from Cardenas 90
Fairbanks Gilman lst district
British bark Charlie Hickman, Tingey. from Lon
don, Feb "A, to Lowell d Bailey.Point
Bark villa de COmllas. Jemines, l4 days from Hs
yans. in ballast tO d Faijo Sco-Point
roWBoATs.
Wicaco whitmore from the Passes--went down
hsht-Brought up barks Charlie Hickman and
Villa de C0millas
STEAMBOATS,.
81 Hodge Hienn from Grand Ecoro
HC Yaeger, VanhoOk. from st Louie
W \ Pike. Brown, from Tunica
Pom Jasper, Dill, from st Louis
Amite, -, from Pensacola
Ajax, -, from Louisville. with II boats
Sumter, -, from Pearl 'iveg
r T Bryarly, Scovell, from Shreveport
Hensev. BrotheItOn. from Lower Coast
Empire Jeanfroau from Lower Coast
Rice Farmers. Dragon. from Point ala Hsche
BELOW COMING Up.
Bark Union, Sonia IL days from Havana. IN ballast
to AvPndanO Bros
Schooner Excelsior M Cam, II days from Calves
schooner Martha Newman. 2 days from Grand Ca
illOus to John King.
OUTSIDE THE BAR BOUND No
Ship 4rran. Lawson, from Androssan
Ship Adonnao from Liverpool January 10
EXPORTS.
I1vERPOOL-ship Hoasly-36I6 bales cotton 30'o
slaves
ANTwBRP-Brig 1eanne--ll6s bsles cotton 1900
slaves
NEW YORK--steamship Mssissirpf-soS bales Of
cotton 10 1873 hides 1856 bals hides 81 bales moss IS
bales skins Is tcs beef 2Ta bhls molasses
SABINE BPA>S-SchoOner BnteTprise-246 sks corn
4 r Ia hacnn and aundriaS