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MARKETE.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January Is, Evening Cotton
closed dull; sales 1926 bales; middling up
lands 20asc; middling Orleans q 1sc; net
receipts 1856 bales, gross S27l; sales of fu-
lures 7450; January 10 ll-l6O19a4c; Febru-
AIRY 1871 q 10 1876; March 20 20 1Bc; April
20at 020 9-I6c; May 2024 020 l3 Ice; June
2lAc; August I9 Il-I6c. Southern -four is in
moderate demand, Sc 1898 Is Tor common
to fair extra: s. IS a SIP IS for good to
choice. Whisky 940944c. wheat l02c
better; offerings light. Wheat unchanged.
Corn dull and unchanged. Pork dull and
prices unchanged Mess beef dull at 500
II for plain mess; Sl20l so for extra mess
Lard weak at SG91sc for Western steam;
Size for kettle rendered. Turpentine dull
at 6l3c. Rosin firm at 50 80.
Coffee firm; Rio 160I9c. Sugar quiet;
fair to refining 909Ac; Porto Rico 909Ac.
Moasses quiet at 65 070c for new crop New
Orleans. Rice quiet and firm; Carolina
ia 0S14c. Tallow quiet at 808Ac.
Freights to Liverpool steady; per steam,
grain, ~ al 4d; cotton q 07-l6d.
ST.. LOUIS, January l3.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middliDg 1890. Flour steady; de-
mand moderate. Wheat-Demand active
and prices advanced; No. spring Chicago
81 251b; No ) fall 5 II. Corn firm but
slow; No. mixed 81 IL a 80 on east track,
3Sc in elevator. Oats easier; No. , go i'll
elevator; % a SOC in warehouse. Whisky
quiet at 9Oc. Pork dull at $l2, Dry salt
meats active for future; packed lots of
shoulders 4lsc; clear rib 6l5 q 6Ac: clear 6@s
a6l2o. Bacon in good demand: jobbing lots
of shoulders Sac: clear rib 7R4c; clear The.
Lard higher: good 12c. seller February and
June.
CiScINN.r1. January i3.-cotton dull
and unchanged Flour-Demanf fair and
market finn. WheaJ-Demaud fair and
prices advanced; 81 70 a Is: other grams
Provisions dull and easier.
Pork nominal; Sl2 1913. Lard easier:
steam "a s.; Kettle Use. Bulk meats
doll ami nolniDally unchanged. Bacon
steady and unchaDged; shoulders DC: clear
rio :asc. clear use. Whisky firm! at SO 9g0c
Foreign NarheTp.
iIvERpaoi. January -, Evening-Cor-
ton closed quiet and easier Sales 10000
bales; for export aud speculation 1000 bales:
uplands l04sd; Orleans !0Esd.
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to Napoleon. which was opened by Perseoe

to Napoleon, which was opened by Persece,
rama, OF Milan, already exceeds $1,000, and
that paper reports that subscription for
the same object has been opened at Venice:
LONDON January 13.-The uniform OF
field marshal which clothes the remains Oh
Napoleon is the same as was worn oV nun
at Sedan. The body will lie in state To-
morrow from noon until p. NJ.
The condition Of the Empress is such tha1
she will be unable to attend the funeral
strong detachment from the metro
politan police force has been sent 20 onl pa5
hurst to preserve order to morrow anu
Wednesday, when the crowd OF spectators
is expected to be immense.
Emile Olivier, formerly Nap0leons Bin
ister.n of State and Cardinal LucIeh buoh9
parte arrived at Chiselhurst yesterday eve
ming. Populations from the cities OF Bostla
and Aiaccio are on the way to attend INC
funeral. political conference Will be nelu
at Chiselhurst, Thursday, when the expo
diency OF formal prociama'iopn i hroni f Eno
Empress and the status of the Prince I'M
periaI will be considered. 1t is thought
that the Prince Napoleon is opposed 10 the
views of the ex-Empress and the extreme
BOnapartists in regard to the future 9osl-
ton of the Prince Imperial.
PARIS, January I3-Some Journalists OF
this city, especially those connected with
the ReDuJliquc Franchise and LIE Erment
will probably attempt demonstration on
the day of Napeleon's funeral: The police
have been instructed to carefully watch for
any Illegal manifestation and cheek it the
moment it appears.
LIE TEMPS. states that Marshal Canrobert
and General FrOissard are the only army
officers of rank who have applied for per
mission to attend the funeral. 1t is not
probable that the funeral services will be
held in Paris.
The Bien Publq'te denounces assumption
OF the title of Napoleon ". by the Prince
Imperial as illegal and offensive.
The news OF Napoleon's death caused no
excitement in Corsica. The family man
sion of the Bonapartes, at Ajacic, is draped
in mourning.
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Old John Robinson.

The great show of this veteran manager,
so well and favorably known TO the
amusement loving public of this country,
made its advent in our city yesterday.
The performance at Tiyoli circle was wit
messed by large and delighted audience,
who, by their loud and rapturous applause,
eyinced the great enjoyment which they de-
rived from the entertainment. The tour ma
ment is spectacle of grandeur, worth far
more than the price Of admission, one hun
dred and twenty men and horses, splendidly
cOstumed and highly caparisoned, with
Knights, Eguries, etc, appearing at one
time in the areaa, and going through a
series ef erelutions and marches that can
not fail to amaze and please all beholders..
The artists are all superior in their diff
ferent roles, while the bright, particular
star, Robert Stiekney, was received with
unbounded appreciation. His act is indie
enthusiastically wonderful-and too much
praise can not be accorded him. He is full
of grace. With @ splendid physique and
features beautiful as a woman, he charms
all behOlders. while his startling featS, his
daring intrepidity and surprising ease and
elegance place him as the Shiet among his
professional brethren.
w lloOh III his iOUT-DVuT EoISS dSb lS III
deed wonderful, while Robbins, Conrad,
and all of the other arenie celebrities are
deserving of notice, which shall be az
corded them. OF the clown, Lowlow, we
can not close without adding q word Of
praise where so much merit is exhibited.
Free from vulgarity, refined, scholarly, po-
lite and judicious in his choice OF language,
he can not fail to stamp himself as favor
tie with all classes.
The Geological collection is Che largest
and best we have ever Witnessed. In addi-
ton to the animals usually to be seen in
menagerieE, ''Old John" has levied upon the
earth, sea and air for new and startling
specialties, as can be seen by viewing his
wonderful Unicorn of Holy Writ" his
giant ostrich, his wonderful sea lions.
These, in addition to the many other ami
mails, make this part of the exhibition the
most replete ever witnessed. by us. The
company remain in our city until Saturday
night, giving two performances each day at
twelve o'clock NJ, and 7:30 P. M. We adj
wise ali our readers to go and see the great
est show of the age.
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[oOrTrNUED FROM FIRST PAGE

any effort 10 search after others. The CON
etituti0n imposed on the executive the duty
of recognizing when there is Il conflict in a
State " hich of the two was the government
ale facto, not de jure, and Congress was not
10 set up by enactment one set of officers, but
was to decide on its part who was the de tact0
not the dc jure officers of the government.
The question as to who were de j1tre the
Governor and Legislature elected in Louis
lana should be left to the State courts.
Thus far the President had acted in con-
3ormity with his duty.
Mr.. Shellabarger Endorsed the views of
Messrs Dawes and Poland, and Mr.. FL
\ iitiit-f, iHAarsed those of Mr.. Kerr.
Mr.. Garfield, OF Ohio, offered as a sub
etitute for the resolution one referring the
Presidents message on the subject of Lou
isiana to the Judiciary Committee, with
instructions to report whether any facts in
tie case require action on the part OF Con
Prese.
Mr. Garfield's resolution was adopted as
a substitute for that offered by Mr.. Sheldon.
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Missouri Democratic Nomination for
United States Senator-Nirs. Sherman's
Confession = Mass Meeting at Mata-
mOras = Protest Against the iona
Libre-Fierce Battlc with the Indians,
Not Il Warrior Escaped-The At. Al
bans Raid-Richard Busted Proposed
for senator.
ST. LOUIS, January i3.-The Democrats
to-day nominated Colonel J.. W Bogy for
United States Senator.
New HAVEN. CT. January l3.-Tbe con
fession of Mrs. Sherman will be published
to morrow. 1t admits the poisoning OF
eight persons.
John K johnson, who was found guilty.
on Saturday OF murder in the first degree.
attempted suicide in his cell to-day by
bursting an artery. He was found in time
to save his lie.
MATAMoRAs, Mexico, January ia
large mass meeting of the citizens of Mon
terey and the vicinity was recently held for
the purpose of protesting against continu-
ing the IONA libre
They claim that great quantities of goods
leave Matamoras and other ports within the
iona without payment of the legal duties,
and consequently can be sold much cheaper
than duty paid merchandise. the import
tarlff being SO excessive that honest mer-
chants are therefore compelled to sell at
ruin"usiy low prices to compete with the
smugglers.
general meeting of the merchants was
held this morning, and a solemn protest
entered against the arbitrary action of the
collector OF customs in trying to exact an il
legal duty which they consider equivalent
to 3 forced loan.
SAN FRANCISCO, January lS-ln the bat
tie of the companies of the Fifth Cavalry
with the Apache Indians on the twenty.
fifth Of December. near Salt .iver. not a
warrior escaped. All of the band were
killed. and twenty-five women and children
captured. The Indians also killed some OF
the white men, and were afterward s-en on
the reservation wearing the clothes of the
murdered men.
OTTAWA. January iS.-Hon. Mr.. ian.
given, Minister of Public Works. and Sir j.
b. Mcdonald are to be examined ia the in
terest of the British government to show
hat there was no knowledge on the part OF
the Canadian authorities prior to the occur
renee of the st. Adams raid and the Lake
Erie affair of any intention to violate the
neutrality laws.
MIR. Soule, of st. Adams, will represent
the United States government and conduct
the crCss-examination.
Sir George Carder was to have been ex-
amined in London on the second instant.
SFLMA, January l3.-The Times Demo
rratlCi viii ~ to norrow's issue advocate
the election OF the Hon. Richard Rusteed
y senator from Alabama, II Leiuc ir-rOssi-
bic 70 elect Democrat.
lAoIANArOLIs, Ind. January i3.-Tne
Legislature met il Joint convention this
evening and Governor Hendricks was in.
augurated. In bis inaugural address Gov
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NEW YORK.
Death of an Ex-MayOY-DufaDt inter
viewed-Credit MObilier StOckhOiders-
President Tyler's WidOw-Death Oi
nIninr NJ. w. Einskey.

Death of an Ex-MHyOY-DurhDt Inter-
viewed-Credit Mobiiier StOckhoiders-
President Tyler's Widow-Death of
Major NJ. w. Ciuskey.
New YORK, January l3.--Ex-Mayor ID.
l.. kingsland is dead.
At an interview yesterday, Thomas Z.
Durapt said he would not be surprised if
the names of William K. Dodge and
Hooper appeared in the list OF Credit
MobiIier stockholders. He also intimated
that Dodge took care of President Grants
interest in town lots in the same connec-
ton. Durant does not think the books OF
Credit Mobilier will disclose anything II
they are found; but if they are not found,
he has a certified copy of them.
The widow of President Tyler IS about
selling her property on Staten Island f0l
the purpose of repurchasing the Tyler estate
in Virginia.
Arriyed-City of Merida. Arrived out
Wisconsin and Oceanic.
Major Michael w. Closkey died at Louis
vile to-day.
Money easier to-day. The bulk of the
business was on call at 7, although at the
close some loans were made at sac. Ex-
change dull at l09A 0l09as. Gold closed
at ll2lb 0l12A.
Skies OF 1881, ll5A; five-twenties of 1862
1884; 1864, 1872; 1865, ll4h, new 1879;
1867, ll434; 1868, ll4A; new fives lll34
ten. forties ll0J4.
Lyman Tremaine, the principal counsel
for Edward 5. Stokes, it is understood has
retired from the case the chief point raised
by the defense on the basis for application
for new trial being the unconstitutionality
of the new jury law. of which he was per-
sunal advocate and warm indorser. 1t may
be stated that Governor Hoffman signed
the bill after consultation with the mem
beers of the Court of Appeals, who in
GlOrsed it.
At o meeting of the assistant aldermen
today resolution was offered that the
Legislature be memorialized to amend the
building laws 50 that hotels, theatres, fac
tories, churches, and other buildings in
which persons cOngregate, shall have such
means of egress and escape as will provide
against the loss of life also, that an ordi-
nance be drafted requiring the telegraph
lines in this city TO be run under ground.
A resolution was adopted that commit
tee be appointed to consider and report
upon the feasibility of utilizing water from
the North and East rivers for fire and
cleansing purposes.
Notwithstanding George 4. Clyde.
Metropolis and Galveston.
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Louisiana Discussed.

The question of the political situation in
Louisiana was discussed in the House of Re-
representatives. yesterday, in tone and man
ner adding confidence to the belief that the
Republicans in that body sympathize with,
and will stand by their political brethren in
Louisiana
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tree and brig Ceta-Brought up ship Caledonia
and barks Mavpo and Catalina
Abta, Palmer from the PReseS-Towed down
and to sea- It'll instant bark q Han and
schooners David Aimes aud c Morr,sop-
Brought up ship Assam Valley and bark Prince
Napoleon
STEAMBOATS,.
Continental McCloy from st Ions
Bradish johnson. Brathurton fin Lower Coast
Empire Jeanfiea, from Fort jackson
Sabine Sinnott from Camden
BELOW COMING UP.
British ship Henry. Jones from Liverpool Novem
Der &c. to Lowell Bailey
British bark Nova ScOtian, Hatfield, from Bremen,
Nov a. to J II Ashbridge &co-
Russian bark Nestor, LOuring 81 days from Cork,
in ballast, to n Ranger
Schooner Lily of the valley Leitah 6davs from Ra-
atan Island, to hacheoa err
EXPORTS.
OLD PROVIDEECE-schooner Prpee-l4,sst
fact INN her fote bits beef
LIVERPOOL-Bark Espana-T2S bales cotton 1855
On IIVERPo0L-ship Matanaa-3s69 bales Gotten
2050 slaves
IMPORTS,
NEW YORK-S Steamship Mississippi Astd ndse
LIVERPOOL VIA BORDEAUX AND HAVANA
Steamsh p Canadian Asth mdse
PROVIDEECE-Brig II Rowland-1S bales bags
1900 empty 69rreis Us apPts s osl e, aS ssA
HAvRE-Ba Bark Prince Napoleon-Astd mdse
RIO JANEIRO-BaIk TaIpciar-5OCD bags coffee
ease samples
MARsEILLRS-Brig Reno -Astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures K Lee-4ies bales cotton
1866 sks cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
MEMPHIS-Steamer Fmele la barge-+ctl sEs OF
corn 283 IL c<s bacon 1877 ties aTd Is Kegs OF
lard l445 bbs -four and sundriea
BAYOU SARA-Steamer W 4 Pike-S@9 bales or
cotton 80 sks seed ton l3l SKIS cotton seed Isl
hhds sugar 1T bbls mo asses
CROSSE TETE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bart Able
II bales cotton $50 hhds sugar 3s8 bbls molasses
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete--J
bales cotton 487 hhds sugar 400 bbls moiasses
CAMDRN-Steamer Ruth-ej9 bales cotton
PINE BLUFR-eteamer Peninah-lG2S haAeR set
ton
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOUTS--Staamer Contiueutal-449 baIes settos
5s9 bales hay l4ll SKIS corn and suudries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Br;tdish Johnson
23l hhds sugar bbls sugar 500 bbls molasses and
sundries
FORT JACKSON-S;eame Hmpire-6o hhds sugar
10 bbls mol8sses 10 bales cotton l34 bbts rice and
sundries
CAMDEN-Steamer Sabine-l6lJ GALES Gotten
and sundries
UPPER COAST-Schooner Gabriel Amee-sS
hhds sugar bbls mOlasses and udries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
January I2-l6l bales cotton IA SKIS seed cotees SEA
hhds sugar TOO bbis nOiasses and sundries
January 1888 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAH-
ROAD january 1850 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON and GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, January l3-lS94 baies cotton
and sundry produce
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Marine Intelligence.
SFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Tuesday. January IA. 1873.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British ship Matan3a, Townsend, for Liverpos.
Spanish bark Espana, Olsgnibel, for Liverpool
SCHOONER Prince, Homes for Old Providence,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lavaca, Cooksey, from Cedar Keys and
Key West, to Post j lobbyist district i3
British steamship ChevloJ Tate from Newcastle
to G ShepheTd-Algiers
Ship Mad of orleans, Houston. from 1ir.r,,o.l
Nov 81 20 master 4th district 50
British bark Tarpeian, Young ~ days from Rio Ia
netr@ to J Phipps GcO-Iat district 10
brig MARY Rowland, Rowland, from gravidaUcs
90 tnIsu OIL Co-Hretna
ahlf choice, Anderson, s days from IsvEs IL s.i
i%s', 20 Iey"l. Il Bailcy-soine
rOWBCAys
Gladiator. StUrtsvant. from the paaass-fowes:
down and to sea, llth instant shin Charles
Davenport and bark Virgin de lie Soyis-
Brought UP ship Choice
'aIhouh. wright from the Passes-oTOwed down
ana 70 sea, 9th instant, ship La Louisiana bark5
tmOla, Clonlde and brig Umea-Brought up
SNIP Aald OF Orleans and bark TarpeiaLS
5TEAMBOATs.
toDHrt Lee. Cannon. from Vicksbure
Em1le LabaTge, Silver, from Memphis
W PIKE, Brown, from Bayou Sara
q ART Able, BarancO. from Crosse Tete Railroad
HenrY Tete. Dalftres. from DonaldsOuFiIE~
Ruth, Blanks, from Camden
Fenlnah, Shaw, from Pine Bluff
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The market opened with fair supply
and active demand, and about 1000 bales
changed hands during the morning partly
at previous rates 8nd partly at prices in
day buyers operated with still more spirit,
and priees continued to lean in favor of
factors, the movement resulting in the
liberal saIes noted shove az the improve
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STOLEN

&TOLEN.-FROM NJ RESI- rENa;G Ii So
- John the Baptist parish calico eOloreo
HORSE white face. fourteen or fifteen bands high,
about six years old. any information that win
lead 70 the very Of the animal will be literally
rewarded b.
SAMUEL BROWN,
~. John the Baptist PARISH. Hope Plantation.
JAZZ ST.
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THE MsEAGERrE.-Old John Robinson
has, beyond doubt. the largest collection Of
animals. birds and amphibia that has ever
been exhibited in any one collection to the
public heretofore. Do not fail TO see the
many wonders eff the great show. Tivoli
circle lot. Two performances daily, at
II III. and 7:30 P. NJ.
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c:ss. h.c e..


SoYroS-The sales 'c-day summed up
900 bales, at sitter prices. requiring an IT.
regular advance of about sc in our quota
tons. 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 the outside figures for low
middling and the lower grades given rs
the outside figures for strict:
SEH ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, ASs!AIIATED
TIL. T ~,
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ARRIVED Sunday

Steamship Mississippi, CrOwell. from Tev To,s
4th instant, Il Lud Widsen-2d district
snip as. am Valley Dakin, from Gree mock, Eovem
Der Is, 10 Lowell 4 Balley-Pont
ship Caledonia, Weeks, 50 days from Have In hal
last to master-POint
french bark Piuce Napoleon, Baro so days from
HaVre in b4lsst, TO nlast+r-Poinl
Spanish berk MAJ po Point, l6 DAYS from 4avena
il ballast, to Puig Brps-P0iat
Spanish GeFE Catalina Perrin. 10 days from Ia.
yaps, IN ballast, to Puiz Brog-poant
Schooner Gabrie Aimee VGrisns from TDr.er
Coast, 70 MASTERED district
TOWBOATS.
Wsossh. A~extl. from the Pass+4 ed oc,v,
and TO SEQ, 9Th irst2I.. hips N "A Rowax,
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OLD JOHN RuBINsoN's BIO SHOW If Rob
inson ha! some among US unkaowu and
unheralded. tina enthusiastic: reception
accorded him last night by large and de-
lighted audience would be guarantee of
his future success in New Orleans
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A
AM DSIIMLN IC'
r~~~>'>r~~0>>N>>>> ~rN>>>>N'>>- -'>
VARIETIES THEATRE.
" ,,,r,,,,,,, r,pprrr,
'''' o'''' 800
I aA,I Na' n.Y ~,
IA" fAh'->CS nA
,-., D.-,.. I. :, 1879
"'s"'' 49, ',,, 49, =, ..S,>,r,n
as BNOCH ARDEN. IN UNDER TllE PALM.
many ladies' of New Orleans ROMEO AND JULIET.
RENRFrr OF TA{yBtECE JARRETT
p,Ct1u,YCU
Friday and Saturday Evenings, january II and
l8, also Saturday Matnee; OTTO
DuhhS MOI ~
,,. - o., A.. ,.,.,,,u,..o a.
''Oho TfE GREAT GREAT sS III LIVING AsCTRESS,
CuARr,nTvFE Cus.HuAN.
In her GREAT impersonatfon of MIG MERRlLIBs.
o,rin,y r. tha fra0rIi,,,ry attending the
engaGeWeat Of Jhs crirbr.fed artistic haif a dollar
isIt " lorraine ROGERS Director
80
OF. CHARLES THEATRE
= -
RRE DEBsR, Proprietor
ALEX. FITZGERALD. s.StaGe Manager
Engagement for Two Weeks only of the
,,.,c.,p ,n,,prN.r,oN
TYesdpv Evening. January IA, 1872.
The New Comedy
A VIrrE,'S, DREAM
Scarlet Page ........ VILLAIN Horace gineard
Lady Maud Chsndo'. .......s Alice Dunnng Lingsrd
After which WILLIAM HORACB Lh6AkD 10 hs
NJ" on ~ " ~ u g on a. ,,,rStt, o. .,,,, oo,
In MISUNDERSTANDING new, operetta Los Ia
DRONkS.
Doors opep at p quarter 80 seven; the overture
Will commence az a quart o eight O'Clock
JaI4 :. nLn1EoN, lIo@ooloI. .
A CADEMY or lJJJSfeo
"a
! EITrRI nGR rreasnTer
engagement EXTRAORDINARY
Mr.. David BidwCll ras uufeg ned qualification Ii
announcing the annual engagement of the word
famed peerless Queen Of the. kurlesuue,
MICS TNnJS rTIJnN1DGONT
~ 49,, =, ,,,.,,,rI, CC,,n.ny
Tho most copDIrtr R,,rlcao "a o paniZation IN axis
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EYpORTS

OLD PROvTDENCE-Schoouer PIpee-Hsss
feet lumbe ito bits beet
LIVERPOOL Bark Espana-T2s bales cotton ss66
SKIS oilcake 1900 slaves
LIvERPOOL-Ship Matan2a-S369 bales Gotten
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EENV0LI CIRCLE LOT.
OLD S0BN R0BIESoE's SHOW.
UNBoUsDBG sUCGBSS.
Rn,hus sas.iS :te~ertos Cd rse ye.eraG
ezns alaus
MES AGiGss6 UEa3UALED
AQUAEIUR THE LAHGBSTp
sP4'!Mtss Or ANIAATBIs NATURE TIE
GREATEST
CISojJs GssI ~ THE W0kGp
T~U Eero.e...esre- FSa!6y-.se Z. . biz a&si
$50 =. -.
ADII. siOo 20 GEN. gHG0sFo &c seEqa
jaii 1t
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~ NAPOLEON,

Preparations for the FUneraf-Scenes at
ChiseIhurst-Remnin of the Emperor
The Burial in Frnnce-Religious,b bur
not Political Seryiccs-Mcnumens in
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British ship Matan3a, Townsend, for Liverpo
Spanish bark Espana, Olsgnibel, for LIverpoC
SchonneS Prince, Homes for Old Providenc.
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BELOW COMING UP.

British ship Henry. Jones. from Liverpool Novem-
Der l6, to Lowell Bailey
British bark Nova SCOtian, Hatfield from BFemeB
Nov 81, to II Ashbridge &co-
Russian bark Nestor. Touring, 81 days from Cork,
in ballast, to n Ranger
Schooner Lily of the Valley. Leitah, 6days from Ra-
atln Island, to MacheOa 4 o eri-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-14
Monetary--CommereIal.
MONETARY
OPFTCE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY EVENING, January Is, 1873, (

MONDAY EVENING. January 10, 1873.
We nave no further improvement to no.
tice in the money market nor any in rates.
The demand for DISCOUNTS, both in bank
and on the street. continuing moderate. and
the reported transactions in almost every
department were of limited extent. We
cor tinue TO quote first class paper at
y cent per month Al at IA, and second
class aS = FIRST class mortgage paper az 10 =
cent per anRums and second class at 10