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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
MARf1ETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, December 10. Evening.-Cotton closed
Gu uplAnds Isle, o leans l6l.c. Safes to-day 1876
baies; net receipts li2a gross 1856
Futures closed ady; sales to-day 60O0 bales. as
fol lows: Dec IN Der Is 0l5 5i6c: January 10 1872
b l6c; February Is % 320l5 Is l6c March l6 $3.50
10 slice; april l6 2i-320l6 Il-l6c.
Flour duh and deciinin z; SO 65d8 for cor mon to
fair extra: So 05Uil for good TO choice. WHISKY
G%,i an nd ss9 m M for western mixed ia
Coffee qnet, firm aud unchanged. sugar quiet
and steady at II &c for fair to goo Rice in
firm. Beef quiet and unchanged. Lard opened
finer; closed weak Resin dull and heavy al So s.
az 80. Tall'w quiet. fIeIshts to Liverpool firm;
steam, grain l2kd; cotton IlbU9.d
Money active bid. Exchange hea~y and lower
at ga. Governments duh and lower. State bonds
skies OF 1881, 1888; fve-twenties of 1862,
il3h; OF 1864, ia; OF 1865, ll4a lie q;
of 1867, HIS; of 1853. III; new fves lIl1e: ten
CIscINNArr Dect mber l9.-Cotton dull; middling
l51sc Flour in fair demand; market finn and uH.
changed. Wheat-Demand fair, market firm. s. II
al 80 Corn dull; new ear SIC; old ear and shflled
53c. Oats-Demand fair, market firm. 44052c.
Pork quiet; held at Sl58l5 IS. Lard steady; steam
sac asked, SIC bid; kettle ehasaac; Bnik meats
packed; clear lib 6zsc loose; clear 7isc, loose
Bacon firm; small sales of shoulders at 7c clear
sales early at 94c, ofie red at 93c al the Close
st. Louis, December l9.-COtton dull. prices de-
clined midaliDg l5c. Flour-Dtmand good at full
prices, especially for low ard med I'm grades.
Wheat->lring dull nominal ard lower at 5 200
a. closing at inside price; winter stiff and higher
No. red j 410i so; No. rcd 8 go. G. IN dull
mai ket ,sDs tiled and lower; new mixed 52d53c in
en- st elevator Oats dull aud lower; No. 39d38hc
east track; 39d40c in elevator " hisky firm at
CSC. Pork quiet; smal sales at Sl4 Is. Dry salt
meat and bacon firm; only jobbrg al order bust
Lard nominal at 8c some holt ing at BIC.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON December 10, Evening rate OF
di scOuut SIG below the Lank rate. Turpentne
Sis.
LIVERPOOL December 10. EveBing.-Bacon 38s for
new short rib mi0dles. Cotton TO arrive cheaper;
"a les of middlng Orleans, low nIdd ling basis,
deliverable January, at Esd; DO. deliverable Feb
ruaTy 8kd. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull
and tending downward.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOrSE

The following kilograms we're posted at the Cot
ton hXchat ge
AEw YORK. December 10, a. M.-Siouey rate =
1890 4. N -Car,ying rate of gold p cent.
LosDoS, December 10 p. Rate OF discount
~ cent Antoun, OF bullion gone into the mix of
hn 9 land on baianc" is f25 go
Currency was i'll fair demand, opening at ssQA p
cent premium, bu: closing at as.
Cola opened at yesterdays closing figures of
III Gl1l2, against HE at New York (no business
being tran acted GU the first dis patch of Tia and
closed al HOE 1lli. against llO7s in that M ket
The sales t!ll in certified checksl summed UP
Is COO at liO.4 $1,000 at III, $3.50 at Ili6 Glib
ard 8 10000 at Ill Il Olll9s.
No sales of silver we're reported.
The movement i'll sterling exchange was of
fair extent, and Under the influence If the de-
cline in gold and bills at New York, the ma ket
hs and al for bank The sales amounted ptttH te
SCI 500. comprising 2l5Oo Al clear at 49, 2l50oo
and s2' 900 BIZ Of la.iing at 1891 "a; sl3oo Al
at 1l9as 0I9l.: $500 AL clear at llSls; 5000 DO
at 1879, ana G50O0 bank at l2o>l.
Ie.saes of francs comprised $40 G00 commercial
embracing 2dO 0NO at 4efI; 40 900 and 100 600 at
4.S0; 10000 at '8a, and 81 90 at =.
Al the Close steriog bills were quoted at llsA0
49, Sl2O. Both private and bank francs closed
entirely nominal.
The offerings of domestic exchange were CT fair
extent, bus were not readily met by the banks
which appeared to be well supplied. The sales
covered $3.50 900, embracing $2lO,0fo for certified
sight New York and S 10 0Do, $ is coz $50 Geo,
So COO $50 900 and $4,000 priv ate bankers at II
Boston at I, aud 5000 thirty DAYS at ,; and
5 44 900 for currency al i discount.
The banks checked on New York at Z - cent
discount, and eical sight was quoted at .
discount. All quotations are now tie basis
of checks.
In stocks wa noticed sales of Il shares of F-o.
tors and Traders Insurance Company a. $3.50.
The sales of bonds Included 5000 STREET improve
meut bonds at 49la: 5000 city gold bearinr seven
per cents at 53k, $1,000 5000 an6 55UJs do at
.3i., and $40 0, $500 and j. 40 0C0 al s..
he ouly sa reported in city app opr!at!0h tar-
tifcates $500 at So
Nothing reported in warrant.
Though there is more movement IT secnyit.eS,
there a,e but few transactions consumrn at-d snd
the sa,keS continues III settled and nomexal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
ssCPHEBlb COUaT OF THE STATE eF
LOUISIANA.

RICHARD FRANCIS vs.. WILLIAM T. LEVINE
ct a,s-Nn. 1921
CLrRK's OFFICE
New Orleans, November H. 1913 I
h9 8OT1ON OF r. HOWARD MCCALEB ESQ
" # counsel for Richard ancs plaintiff AID
Appellee heron and Oh fling al affidavit showing
lbe sIAcs tho appeal WAS t.k.A in his case aud
during ths tendency of tho same in This court
Edward Mitchell, one OF the defendants and an.
plants has departed tLs life; that his roper rep
Tesen ativrs Lave rot COM in and made them.
selves parties - the appeal and that tbey are I'm.
IL. wn 10 the eppeilre-
Il rcd by h court. that uni. Sc the proper
representatives Ct Edwai d ltchell d. ceased me
Ct the DESCENDANTS and apye Ilauts herein spoear
ana become parties to this appeal = ittip three,
noctbs from publication i. the New Orleans Re.
puo!icaD The official journal Of tie ,aIe news
paper PLihied at the seat of COVE rnment the ap-
pes herein viii b. oIsmis ed, or the cause heard
according TO Law.
hereby certify the foregoingto be a true extract
rom ihe minutes or the eleventh day OF Noyem
bcr. A. D. 1873.
Ia testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
h'lld and affixed the seal Of this honorable court
at the c'ty vi New Orleans, this thirteenth day Of
November. A. u. l673. ' Va
F. McC. LYMAN,
ooz' oe'A fe1'@ Deputy Clerk.
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weekly net receipt. 1852 expOrts coastwise 3d.

weekly net receipts 1852 exports coast"ise 8'S;
sales $50.
PROVIDENCE December 10 Weekly net receipts
46l bales; SALES 6HOte stock 30O. 49,.
ArGusT.. December l9-Weekly receipts IL 69s
bales; shipmt nts 1883; salesll44s used by spin
ners SOL; stock 10 1875.
MoNTGoMERg, December l9.-WaeEiy receipts
1886 bales: shipments 1916; stock 1858.
CHARLESTON, December l9.-Stock 50, Ayr bales;
weekly net receipts p 36e gross 22943; exports to
Great Britain 1898; coastwise 65l6 sales II 600.
MOBILE Dece mber l9-Stock 48 557 bales; weekly
receipts 49, 44; exnorts to great Br ain 584 coast
wlse 1902; sales 94G0.
pHILapELpHIA, December l9-weekly receipts
1894 bales; gross 594.
SAyAy.AH December I9-Stock li4Sll bales;
weekly uer receipts 81 622; exports TO Great
Brit ain 1881; to the continent 1888; coastwise
G-60 salea % 2s4
MsMPHfs, December I9-Week's receipts q, $50
bales shipments $50; sales 5000; stock 50 J63.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
Hpral1rY,

Admiral Grant, of Scotland Ci6O0) was
one of tho first military men OF Europe. He
was engaged ia the wars at the time the
English were cOnquering the Eas5 Iudies
aud his motto, engraved on his coat of arms
was Stand Fast" A son of the Admiral. a
general; had large possessions in Ireland.
his motto being III Stand Sure" His son,
an English general, had engraven son his
coat OF arms. .Immobile" So that when
eur Gehers. Grant, before Richmond. said
Il will fight it ont on this limo il it takes all
summer" be reiterated the motto OF the old
Grant family back for go years. Miss Mel
lie Grant, when in London, was spoken of
by some of our papers as the daugh err of
plebian among royalty, and yet she had
hat t. refer to the armorial bearings If the
Grant family to show that their ancient
coat of arms was emblazoned with soma Ten
emhlems, being partly their achievements
in wars in the East, the family crest being
bat little below that of the royal household.
There is more in these hereditary views
than we are generally willing TO allow On
this side of the water. 1t is true that in
following up some genealogical threads
they Will lee found "waXed" at the upper
end
Lincoln College was founded in England
in 1912. the motto Of the family being,
Coca will TO all men, malice 20 none" The
Liuc0Ins are an old theological and legal
family, and no doubt our late Presidents
legal mind, political wisdom and sterling
honesty we're largely due to the culture of
bi- English ancestry.
The motto of the Mason family was "Slow
and Sure"-the emblem snail. They we're
a longlived family. Phillips, one OF the
early English biologists. has as his motto
: S,mpler lfundit,ts' (simple So the world).
II is known that of the $50 prominent Pro-
che half of them can trace their talents and
theological ideas back to the old Professor
Dwight family Of New England Missouri
Democrat.
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1913 bbls Aour 30 sks oats 7Ss sks corn and sum
dry produce
TtNICA-Steamer W Pike-ll13 bales cotton
22 SKIS cotton seed BOG hhds sugar $50 bb molasses
and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Brsdish Johnson
500 hhds sugar II bbls moasses and sundrles
CiNCINNATI-SteamerS Sam HaO-ls6 bbls pork
10000 bales hay l25 bbls -four Gas bbls potatoes V
oks bacon IS ties hams and sundry produce
MINDEN-Steamer st Ma y-isn bales cotton
and sundries
WASFINGTON-Steamer Trenton-l49 bales OF
colt n 459 Ska cotton seed and supdries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Kmpire-20 hhds sugar
II bhls mnlasses and sundr'es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " Behan-748 bales of
cotton ard sundres
Observation-Disclosures Or Henry Tete-lll
hhds sugar Sic bbls m0asses ~ hAf bbs moiaSees
81 SKIS rough rice and sundriss
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
NEW ORLEANS, Jackson AND GRRAT NORTH.
RES RAILROAD, De ceInber 10 -2l36 bales cotton and
sundry produce
SRW ORLEANS MOHILR AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, December 10 1920 bales cotton and suHdries
MoaGAE'S LOUISIANA AND THxAS RAlLeoAD
December 1873 bales tton sks seed cotton Sl5
bbls molasses half bbls molasses 299 bids sugar
b5ls sugar and sundries
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIf1'x eSjSEJCC COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ObLBANS.
MGs EEGtNA PHILIPS, WIFB OF JOSEPH Il
fnh. Is4rr sfo N,

thLBANS.
MES EEGNA PHILIPS, WIFI OF JOSEPH Il
Cohen, VS.. Aer husband-No. 5000.
+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON 7HR THIRD
derri liz this court III the entitled suit in the
wnIds and figures fol owing, to wit:
Mrs Rtgina Pbiiirs, wife OF Joseph II. Cohen vs.
her husband No. $3.50.
THIS Cause WAS this day taken mp for trial A. 3.
Phillips for p4i 1tiff, sabourin for defendant
v hen after ing peedings and evidence. the
court considering tue law and evidence to he in
of plaintiff, II is ordered ad judged and drrr eed
that there b. judgment iD favor OF p ain;f Mrs.
regina Philips, and against defendant Joseph II.
Cahen. her husband, Recognizing the marriage con
tract herein i'll full and decree iug separation of
operty between the said parties; undo sad mar
rage contract that the said plav tiff Do have the
free and exclusive administration and cont oil Of
her property, and that she do have and recover
from the said defendant, her husband the sum of
5000. with egai interest thereon from Judicial de-.
Iaend, to wit. November 10, 1872 until paid and
costs of suit, and with privilege on the movable
p-op-Ity and mortgage on the InlmOvable property
Of said d PENDANT.
Judgment rerdered Dec, mber g. 1873
b.gBed DeceIo1er 8, 1878
& NORTH CULLOM, Judge
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set nv
hand and ali xed the seal of the said court at tha
city OF New Orlean on this ninth day Of December
~ III" year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
md seventv three, and the ninety eighth wear of
tl.R Iude pr n,ience Of the United States.
PAUL T. ABADIT,
tel2 90 jill Deputy Clerk
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
~ TfS MATTER oP fIANUEL S:I9csLNE, BANK.
EUPT.
IN BenkrUpicy-No. 1917.

WHEREAS, MANCBFi R.QUELMR, OP NEW Or
w leans, En's district aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress OF March 2,
1867, has this day sled in said court uetition
aging for q barge AID certificate thereof
from all his debts ara other claims proyable under
said a;eo
NetIce is slieTrfnre given TO all creditors who have
proved their debts, aud to R o hey pers ns in Inter
est that the ninth daV of January 1874 at
II A. NJ il assigned Tor the hearing OF the same
and that they may then and there attend and SHOW
ca'is" ifany they have why the prayer of the said
se ition should not be granted and ,urther notie.
is given, that the bankrupt viii undergo
examination tefore fegister d. Argustin. on the
seventh day OF January, A. y. 1874 at ii A. 81
at his utIce. Custom house building.
Cie,k's office, New ORLEANS. December u, 1873.
del3 20 p X. LOEW. HepurA Clerk.
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY,
OFF,CE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
EnInAr EYKNINa pecemher Is. l31a

The money market continues to improve. but
without any rev feature to notice The Clearing
House Association held a Deeiin' this evening to
arrange the details OF the clea1ings, which,
noticed before. are to be made. on and after Mon
ds,y in cur ency, and to adjust the retirement Of
the outs landing Clearing House certificates. The
demar I'd for discounts OF the street is of fair e1-
tent at previous figures for paper with and with
out collateras. hut with tendency to lower
rates for the latter. We continue to quote
street rates first class paper with colaterts at
I0l1s - cent T. month"; Al without co aterasat i
a. and second grade at 263. First class mort
gage paper continues to rule at 10 pc u
a,laum and second grade at HAP.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

TfiE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DIS STRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
MaS. MARI JOSEPHINE FERNANDEZ, WIFE OF
ferdinand \. Gueringer, VS.. Ferdinand n Guer-
niger, her hlsba ad-No. 26 800
4 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIFTH DAY
g. OF December, 1911, icdgm mt rendered in
tDls court III the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following. to wit
Mira. May Josephine Fernandez, wife of Ferdi
nand =. Gueringer, vs.. Ferdinand n. Gueringer
Ter husbaudNo. % 600.
For the reasons Orally assigned ~ he court this
das, and the law and evidence being in favor OF
plautlf, ii is ordered adjui ~ and dccieed that
there be judgment i'll favor Of plaintiff, Marie jose
pine ter and z, wife of Ferdinand n. GU ringer
ID against h Y sad husband Ferdinand n. Gurr-
niger defendant that there be dissolution Of he
community OF acQuests and gains hereto ore exist
in between them; that paihtf be restored to the
exclusive mar cement and control of her separate
property; that the said defendant be coBdeulued
to pay plaintiff the amount of her dota pro berty,
To wit: The sum of SZ07l 66, with interest at the
feie sf re per cent from the fit eenth DIV of
August 1871. until paid, aud costs of SUIT, with
mort gage and privilege grant, ty law % married
WONT n TO secure their pardth eru9f rights.
udyment rendered D. Genoer ;, 1871
Sened DeccnlberS, 1871
PAUL z. rHEARN, Judge.
II testimony whereof. lavs herennto set nv
hand and fixed the seal of the said court ut he
cI,y ef New Orleans thu ninth day of Deeem
her. IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
huDdrod aud seven one, and the ninety. sixth
St.r of The independence f the United States.
WILLIAM II. CARSON
dr20 81 2ir Depufy Clerk.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Leaves every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. at min,
O'clock, sharp.
6s@Ts" b Lower Coast United States
lAAfr7li5sHzTtSN mall express pas e. ger steamel
ssEsHss Ashutl4 ,or Pilot Town Souihw Pass
-, Forts Jackson, st. Phip. Burss
rolnt ala HAGUE and AL msil 81 d passenger land
ihgs The new, fast and elegant steam yacht
MARIE,
i leaves Ior above every TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of
nine O'clock sharr, returning eve,y WRnNFaDAY
anu oAT OhDAf carry ng the United States mall
taking ths bta, arrive at their destins
and carries only Liz hit freight and nack sses
TOT rtisht or passsg- apply on board Lands d.
CAnai street, just below the ferry.
ue1 I'M W. =. BASSETT, Master
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

. GRAND kCuHh-Sreamer P " StIad -r-8,5 ba!es
COTTON 81 hhds sugar SO hbls Ioas,os % hall bols
snolasses liz head cattle and sundres
CkSBURG-Steaner Natehez--S5li bales cotton
SAT sks cotton seed 80 sks neal 50 bps OIL ard sun
drles
STLOtI-Steamer Henry Amee-33 bales cotton
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COMMERCIAL
FRIp4Y EyEHINtt. Dece rhns I9.sa

A0TTOh-Ths sales today (not including 4o0
additional emitted Yesterday summed up $500
bales. irreg ular and ca Ter prict showing de-
clue of s0hc We uodify quotations ae-
cordiugls and civ also the hxcgange' tg-oes, as
loiisS
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pETITIONs AND .CHEDULEs

prepared strictly according to the bankrupt Ia "
general orders Of the United States suprems
court and rules Of the United States District
Court. by JoHys CARTER
Az Tie office Of c. s. Kellogg, Register in Bank
ruptoy, Cuatomhouse building, New Orleans
Blanks ALWAYS on hand mol
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BosToy Dec mbar l9-Stuck 500 bales; weekly
receipts 7f9 gross 747l exports TO Great tain
81 sai,'s 1900
BALTIMORE, Derenhr l9-Stnch l6 1876 bales;
weekly met receipts ass; gross 1885, exports coast
wise 2.87; saes 1886.
GALVESTON, Dec. mber I9-Stoci 77.l99 bales;
week ct rece pts l99Ts Exports TO Great Biitaln
$685.; cpaS, vice 3IJO; salat BOO
CoLUMBUs, iecemher l9.-Wreky receipts 4OSI
bale; III pments 25i5; sales 342 stock II 24
NASHVILLE December 10. Weekly recei, Is 1892
bales: shipments SOP stock 56la
CRY PoIST, December l9.--Weekly receipts li24
bales
NORFOLK December 19.-Stoek Il 10, bales; week
" net receipts 1864 exports TO Great Britain
400; ccastwise i2 4Si: sales 80 5.
SkLsA Decemb, l9-Weekly receipts 2Sl2 bales;
sh pments 27l5 stock T036.
MAcos December i9-Recepts of the week 1891
bales; shipments ATS; sales 1895; stock ii 2l2.
WILxlSGroy, December l9.-Stock 1869 bales;
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100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LeSaliaed by state Authority and Drawn
In Public In St. Louis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER sCHBME.
$4,000 NUMBERS,
CLASS III, TO Bs Drawn DECEMBER 81, 1873.


Tickets 8 10 Half tickets SIS. Quarters So so
Our lotteries are chartered by the state, are
always drawn at the time named. ana all draw
ings are under the supervision of sworn commits
si0uers-
The o.1cial drawing Will be publshed in the st.
Louis papers and a copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets.
We wiz draw a similar scheme tbs LAST day of
every month during the year 1878.
Remit by pOstOfice money orders, registered
letter, draft or express
Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER l. CO..
Postofies box 2446, ST. Louis Missouri
apl0 cod WHY
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'''"' 40
Inc titie to the above real Or, ate is Guaranteed
perfect The Hbttal terms Of this &C me bring
ltw.thili Tue reach -f aAths greatest opportunity
ever offered for the poor man 70 rise tn wealth.
PsiCh OF TICKETS-Sinele tickets So 50; eleven
uone %; hfsy,etx tickets SIPS; lis tickets $3.50
me drawing Will DO MADE under the superin.
nhaosce VI committee appointed by the highest
oc'as In the STATE dull the fait hfnI per-
Ioino nee OF the d tie assigned them. The high.
esq oincia.s. both IF city, county and State have
MT on'y ildorsed Mr. Absl4s but also his scheme
inc demand tor tickets is unparalleled and all de-
e'ring TO participate in the drawing should at once
form theii clubs and seud in their orders.
Agents Wanted
in all States, cities aud towns in the United sfata.
ant CAnadas.
d onty should he sent by registered letter. post.
ONCE order Or expires, with The full address az the
purchaser IN plain writing. ~ VIZ
Every package OF eleven tickets has chauc to
win eleven prizes. but positively certain to win
one, While one person out of every ten who mr.
chase b package OF eleven is bound to win two
prizes. VIA wv
FOR further information and particulars send for
dress NINOE xSSi % gu "~'
'o'A ~ oso LeAvenw0rth, Kansas.
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SEP0RT5.
NEW YORK-Stea mship George WASN'T gton--is9
bales cotton 20 bales hides t3T b6s niaet 947 dr.
hide, 975 hbls lnoasses rs bois peca.s bags DOL
NEW YORk-S ramshlp General III ade-1ol bales
cotton 1898 nbis iasss Is half bis moasses 8 cSs
me nj 35 hides l0lo bdls hides t9 low 80 hhds
tallow 62 bbs oil II bbl7 sait IL 81 bbls greess
BREMEN VIA AVANA AND SOUTHAMPTON
steanisli, SIR issburT-Por Bremeu--34 IL bales cot
ton - hhds teDacoo-For Havana-oo0 bbis tour
pkgs rscs
ALICANTE ark C.roliaa-80 200 slaves
ham UkG-barR sEUeycCa-l3i2 bales cot IN
1920 slaves
LlVERPOOI,-Sh;p fob@ RI Eerr-2599 bales cotton
1900 staScs 1911 bids tobacco 20 PCS walnut timber
IMPORTS,
NEW lcRk-St, iuship kuia cht--ssJrJod
md-e
HAMBURG. NAvHB, SASTANUER AID HAVANA
Steamship s;lz0I4i4 -ast0 llc4a
PORT AZ 0NIt,-- Schooner Hannah Eo1mer---00
plantsns 1900 tuaehr- ba-sras dt29 OIaL ses 1909
cocoRnuts
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COTTON.

Comparative nt-FTsnsaetsons of
the Neek-KeCripts, Suics, Exports
md sSto-A on Hand.
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Marine Intelligence.
o-S-E-1---o
0EetCB Or TrR BRPU3LICtS /
Saturday. December 20, 1913.
CLEGRED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship george Washington. Whitehead, scs
E-w York
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson Tor New York
German steamship StIasbuig, Barre. for Bremen
via Havana and southampton
British ship kohert Kerr, Allen. ioC Liverpool.
Spanish Dark Caroline, forr,s, for Alicante
British bark Aunevoca, Williams for Hamburg
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BUSINESS CARDS,

JULES MARGINAL, CHARLES y.UrprER-
MARCHAL'S RESTAURANT.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
ARRIVBD YESTERDAY.

North German steamship Saxonia Brandt, from
Hamburg Move uber Is, via Havre Southampton
ana Havana. 20 Williams RuDerri &oo-4th dis
tlict II
British steamship Texas. Bo1che.te, from liver
pool. November 81. via Port Boyal, 10 SiI4s
We ks--4th district ~
Steamship Knicker,ocker, eager from New York
18th instant to A Mouit.vi-2d district
Steamship Charles Cham eerialn, Baker. from New
York, TO Ocean Tow boat CO
STEAMBOATS,.
PW Strader. Hamil on. from Grand ScOrs
Eatchez. LeatheTs. from Vickssurg
Henry Ames. Jacobs. from st Louis
W ) Pike. Brown from unIca
Bradish Johnson. Brothert I'm Lower Soast
Sam Hale Carter from Cincinnati
st Mary, Mitchell. from Npden
Trenton Pickett, from Was ington
Empire JsanIreau. frcin Lower Coast
Henry Tete. Da!feies. from Dpnaids0uvite
" Behau Wilkinson, from Jefferson
Below liJninA Up
Sehoo,es VI Hill. Cobb Is DAYS from Ns3V York