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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04

Loss Of Two @teamb Oats-Tte Pink arS!c
SunIs-BOat and Cargo Total LOs>-
$4,000 Insurance-W. j. lewis. for
Red River. sun!<-CarRO Worth AloD..
600 Insured = $1,000 Insurance on
Freight List.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April ,. s p H-Ba.
rOmeter $3.50. Wind southeast. light: tux <
fog. No arrivals or departures.
SHREvEroRT. April 3.-Wea;he. warm
and cloudy. River fallen four iucLe.
within the last twenty-tour hours Ar
rived-LeesIe Taylor and Texas from New
Orleans. Departed-,IOhn I. Moore and
Maria Louise for New Orleans.
MEMPHIS. April River rising s. .he
rate OF one foot per diem. Weather clear
and warm. Departed last night-NaEr
Poe, far ST. Louis. This atteTnoUn-City .!
White river.
The litJc steame, Pink NarOie. belong
ing to the Southern Oil Works, which LET:
here for White :iver on Saturday. struck A
snag sixty miles below Pine Bluff. on Tues
day morning, and sunk t. her boiler deck:
boat and cargo a :ota! loss. The boat wa.
insured in St. Louis companies for $4,000.
aad her cargo. which was for the most part
from that city, fOT sl!.0Go.
LOUISVILLE. Apr. -River stationary:
fourteen fee: eleven inches IN the canal.
twelve feet eleven inches IN the Chut-.
Weather clear and warm Departed--R
W Skillinge.. Cor Red river It i, though,
that tie wreck OF the Bril-! Will be removed
from the mouth ~ the canal tomorrow.
EVANSVILLE. Apr! :,-Wea.Aer clear.
Mercury 81 Rive. falling.
CAIRO. Apri. -Arriyad-Tnoma. Sher-
lock. from New Orleans, l g. NJ; City of
NieEsburp. from 81 Louis. az > A. N: r. Z.
Lee. from Evansville. at :. Julia. from
Nicksburg. AT 6: Dexter. from St. Louis. at
q. C. y. Church and Belle Lee. from New
Orleans. at .; Atlantic, from ST. Louis. at
I. NJ ; Mohawk. from New Orleans. at > p.
M: John kilgour. from New Orleans. at 6.
NJ. City o. Visksburg. for Vicksb,lrg. at
A. NJ: julia. tor st. Louis. at 3; c. b.
Church. for Cincinnati, a. 20: Belle Lee. for
Louisville. Vt 10; Il. +. Lee, for New Or
leans, at -: ), kilgour. for Cincinnati. az
" p NJ. The river has rise. twelve inches
within the last twenty.our hours. Weather
clear and very warm
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bbls. So 50 in quarter bbls. and 81 So in kits;
No. 3 SO in bbls, s. 80 in half bbls: 50
IN quarter bbls, and ST IS in kits No. 3
large ST. in bbls, So in half bbls. 50 % IN
quarter bbis. and 81 40 in kits. Goldfish.
box 81 As a 80. and 512 6l2c p 10 in quar-
ter drums: large do biz a. l2c 2 ID. Her
rings. S. p Dbl. 81 30 T. half Dbl. and SOC
+ box.
BREAD AND CRACKGRs-The demand
is good. Navy bread is selling at 412c.
pilot do 5l2 oc. French biscuit &c.
soda crackers od7c. Boston Sc, picnic DC.
oyster Sc. sugar 9G1-c. cream i2c. ginger
nuts I2c. lemon snaps l6c. cracknell bis
cults SIC q TO.
HDEs-Are dull and have declined f2c
for green and ic = 70 for dry. Country
green are quoted az !0lac; dry sailed l94
aged MAJ: price. II city slaughter. sales
are making as follows: Steer hides over 81
lbs. Iolac steer hides. 20 81 lbs. l0%4c:
stee: hides under - lbs. at l0l+c: COW macs.
CITY slaughter. as they run, iGA4c: klps, cry
slaug hteE. 20 ,. lbs. re: klps - 81 lbs.
Zoe T. 10: calf skins each 81. Bees"aX.
prime yellow 2Sc = to. Ok horns &c each.
TALLoW-Is dull. |. Is quoted At so @o'sc
Z To. ,.o,
CoFFtE-There We're sales to-day OF !JOo
bags ex-nvoice Hancock. on private terms:
We quote: Prime lgOldi - a I9E2c: good
1879 aI9c: .a:. iSQ Isle. ordinary /. l2c b
ID.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chiokens are selling
on the landing az 81 50a5 = dozen tor the
Old. and S?8:. 30 for tie young. Ducks
81 50@i: Geese $6a7. Turkeys SIS 20.
Eggs % q .5c e. dozen.
Observation-Disclosures arc dull: western
russell. are selling at s.; peach blows tcholce
Ohio S! 50: s.. Louis peach blows 81 '3H
! 90 in sacks and - in bbls; Prince Alherts
s. t. Dbl, and 5! IS a.! 20 IN sacks. Onions
SlQ5 t. Dbl. App.es are dull and nominal.
Sour krout $40 t. bbl. White beans-Nest
ern SO 30: Northern ?l2 p Dbl. Green
peas $SQ 20 = Dbl. Dried apples &c.
Dried peaches ( a. &c T. Ii.
ToBACCO-The only sale reported today
was hhds at -. Yesterday, not before
reported, hhds sold at -. We learn that
a private telegram reports that the Italian
contract will not be given cut tomorrow. W.
continue to quote iugs at &c: low leaf at
q Zoe: medium at 10 4 lie: good at i n i4c.
ami selections al TIA a i3c. Receipts to
day 532 hhds: exported none; stock on
hand by our running statement o923 hhds
FREIDHTs-The market continues firm
at previous rates. with only moderate sup
ply of freight room. We continue TO quote
as follows: By steaR-C0tt0n to Liverpool
ll-l04-d. TO New York lc. By saii-Cot-
ton 70 Liverpool ), I'd: 10 Havre l%c; to
Bremen .l-l6d; to New York 7sc.
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NARhETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. April ). Evening.-Cot;or
closed dull and nominal; middliGg upland.
1855: Orleans 29isc: sales to-day 9O9 bales:
net receipts 9cl bales gross III: exports 20:
last evening lO9. sale. of futures today
10 500 bales. as follows: April. iS ll-I6
Is I5-lGc: MAY. 1915 Tl9 Bloc. June. 10 Il:
lSHSc; July. H. 9-l6 - li-lGc. Flour
quiet. Whisky steady at 9llRc. Wheat
duli and heavy. whlte Western 81 9.c2 %
Corn IL moderate demand and unchanged.
Rice quiet and Steady at SdS12c. Pork
s,cadv, $lod!7. Lard held tiriEer. Tur.
peutine heavy. ROsin weak. Tal!ov steady.
Si4 roc. Freights quiet.
CnclSNATI. April 3.-Cotton quie:: MID.
ding lS34c. Flour-Demand fair, market
firm; s. 50G7 IS. Wheat quiet; s. 65 z IS.
Corn quiet; 800 40c. Oats quiet; 30 a Csc.
Provisions quiet; held firmly; buyers hold.
ing off Pork nominaliy $40 20, on spot.
sales at SIC 49, buyer Apri!. Lard steady:
steam Sc; held at Sls 48i4c. Bulk meats
G uiet; nominally unchanged. Bacon steady:
shoulders &c, clear rib &c, clear 9k4 9l9c.
Whisky firm and active at $50.
81. LoUIs. April 3.-COttoa quiet and
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for Howard tRepublican) 9273 for Chase
ODemocrat} 1862.
GALVESTON, April 3.-The Legislature has
unanimously passed a concurrent resolu-
ton requesting Governor Davis not to com
ply with petitions from Secretary Delano
and President Grant fog the pardon OF the
notorious Indian chiefs Santana ana Dig
Tree who are now confined II the ltAa7
Penltent.arv.
Boston. April 3-The match gam, o 81
billiards, last ight. between Clark " ~
son and Frank Dennlson. 70: The en- mn
ship, mace. golden cue a2d c-Io' ""' ''--
Nv the latter. SCo.e-,JOt 70 II.
Weather Report.
war DsoARrHl-T /
oTc. Chef s gna c-tl
Washington Apr. ;, 1910 49, a. IL }
PROBABILITIES.
Tho low baro;aete: IN Nebraska WI. eI-
+auu southea-t over Missouri! Hti M t"F
,.st Of Thursdav n lit. and thence 20 ONO
~, Tho lover lake. o.! Friday. 70" the Gun
states, Friday. increasing south WINDS,
,rirb r,oudv weather: rain on :hc western
cno.t IN the morning. and III the Eastern
Guif States during :.e afternoon. For the
south Atlanti. Ita-. increasing southeast
,rinds. ycnriu.. t. southwest. with rain by
Erida: NIGHT and possibly by Friday eve
r;nr m Georgia. F0. The Middle States,
sn,,s bras. and southwest winds. with cloudy
l,,,t .hrnatenin, weather. For New Eng
land. high winds and partly cloudy ard
clear weather. For the lake region gen
orally. northeas. w.nds,s with threatening
weather. CautIonary signals ordered at
Dulu,h. Milwaukee,. Chicago AID Grand
Haven.
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Grand Secretary Z. q. o. &. Dangerous
~ II-SisteE Antonio Dead-Hotei
Burned-Sale Of Charleston Courier
seventh Cavalry Ordered to Frontier
Duty-Magisfrates Indictcd-Railroad
COIIisiOn-KiIled and Wounded Pas.
scuRers-House Blown Down by n
Enlc-RhOde island ElecIiOn-SaHEantn
and Big Tree.
BALTIMORE, April 5.--James L. Eidgeiy
grand secretary Independent Order of Odd
Fellows of the United States. is said toIbe
dangerously i'll at his home in this city.
SISTER Antonio. sister of Bishop Lynch.
Of South Carolina. long the Mother Superior
OF the Carmelite Convent. in this city. died
yesterday.
PORTSMOUTH. N H.. April 5.-The Ocean
Hotel. on Rye beach. burned to-day. In
sured for $4,000. Part OF the furniture
was saved.
CHARLESTON. S. C.. April 3.-The Courier.
which has been published .uninterruptedly
seventy yPaIs. was sold to-day to Riordan
& Dawson, OF the Charleston NcrS. 1t is
understood that the two papers will be con-
solidated as the Nc'cS and Courier.
MEMPHIS, April 3.-The Seventh United
States Cavalry, commanded by General
Gustav. which has rendezvOuSed here. has
been ordered Wesl for frontier duty. One
ldbN lfdNC H 10 illoIAuN IbL fNIOIA y itNs
and the others will rapidly follow.
All the magistrates, with the exception
Of four comprising tn county court. have
oeen indicted for voting themselves five
collars per day, when only authorized by
law TO draw tive. They Will be prosecuted
20 the full extent OF the law.
ST. Louls, April 3.-Vhile a passenger
tram On tue st. Louis and Southeastern
railroad was standing a. French village.
seven mics east of st. Louis. this afternoon,
a construction train ran into the rear car, |
killing Mrs. John B. Lusk and John u. |
Watts, and terribly scalding a young daugh- |
ter of Mr.. Watts. Five or six others were |
more or less injured
A gale Frustrated Mathew Browns bouse, i
at Cherokee, Kansas, killing his daughter
anu iniuring others.
Generals Belknap, Sheridan and Movers
left hero to-day in palace car for Houston.
whence they wiu-start for Rio Grande city
In an ambulance.
PROVIDENCE, April 3.-The election re-
turns for Governor Of Rhode Island. show
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EvehlhE-l acre are no ne" FEATURES 20
stock specu!atl0ns any more than yester-
day or Monday. so IA! as any direct move,
ment IL taken INTO consideration, ana unit
a more settled condition OF affairs comes
this department of trade is likely to repre-
sent no decided tone. and viii be SUBJECT 10
the influence OF money and gossip from
Washington. The money market shows 40
present signs Of ease, and renewal rates on
call thus far are "A 10 - T. cent. with g
cent interest added. mercantile paper 0Sing
entirely neglected.
There is a better movement IN Southern
state bonds. with sales OF about SlJ.vJv OF
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, ASslMILATED
ID IHAI OE LINERPOOL.

The market opened with a moderate de
mand, and although there was a continued
scarcity of good cOttons, yet about 1900
bales changed hands during the morning
at prices indicating a decline of 5 l4c,
after which the movement exhibited very
little animation. and the entire business
was confined to the limited amount noted
above. The general tendency throughout
the day was in favor of buyers, and while
within the range of our quotations, in some
cases offers were accepted 14c less than
would have been taken yesterday. Good
ordinary sold as low as l64c, strict good
ordinary at HAc, strict good ordinary TO
low mddling at 1734c. low middling, good
STYLE, at 1Slsc strict low middling at tSi4c,
and a high style of good middling at 2O34c.
We heard of sales of dusty and sandy
cottons at | a 12c under quotations. The
market was depressed by a decline of 3-l6
q 4c in futures at New York and of l-l6l
in middling uplands at Liverpool as well
as by slight falling off in foreign exchange.
The amount on shipb0ard not cleared.
going on board and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at @, 900 bales, embracing 10000 tor Liver
pool. $4,000 for Havre, 1000 for Spain. 1000
Tor Bremen, 5000 for Cork and market.
$4,000 for the North Sea and 1000 for the
North, which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement
last evening. leaves l02, 100 bales to
represent the quantity at the landing and
in presses unsoId or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: " Market dali.
Sales 2l00 bales, including 80 after 7. NJ.
Yesterday. Sales of futures 200 bales for
April at lSc and 100 for do at lSi8c." Its
quotations are reduced lsc on al! grades.
COTTON sTATEMLNT.
Bales
Stock on hand August 81. l872............ e25a
Arrived since last statemsnt...... 1852
A.rN ed previous ~. .i8-fi7I700
-.. ,,---o-o
IieaItd toHaY -...... --.'.......... 3.1't
Cleared I'sT!Or.s ............. 95I.p.- 49,. 40
stool an hand -: D, ..-h,ard .ot cleared 1888
Stock On haGd ds-e .ast year. .........lJ..l79
Tciay's eH -: Wy. to Liverpool
Rec. is rr,.szr since last evening 1914
bales .ydns. % on last Thursday, and
1923 last wear. maxim. II aggregate since
Friday evening @, % - oaies. galnst q. 20
last week ana I.!25 las year, and since Au-
gust 81 .: I,0&'.6Q9 bales. against S62.I33
last year-incTe.se 1916.
The Exchange kilograms make the re.
ceipts al all the ports from II NJ. yester-
dav to II NJ to-day Sl99 bales. against $500
or as. tt .rsday, lad 3iI9 last year, and
.ipcs E.ida: 4l.S3s pales. against 1910
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WV ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Total week before. l.oO6.28D 81 ! 'V' ''' ''
Gold opened at Ii6l2 1864. against
ll7A at New York, and after a moderate
business closed at ll658 ll6 "a a 3 adj
vance over yesterdays closing nguTeSJ,
against HES III that market, where 1t
touched Il734 during the interim. me
sales summed up $6O,10O, including $l2JO
and SlO.OsO at Il6l4; $4,000 at ll612; S2:00
at II65s: $lI,0O at lI6}4, $4,000 at 1863;
1000 at 1863. q HI. and $500 at III.
The only sale of silver reported vas
$1,000 in American half dollars at u. We
now quote American half dollars nominal
a. llf0lls and Mexican dollars at ~
= cent premium. gold. for new and . Tor
old.
The movement in sterling exchange was
o: moderate extent. and under the intu-
eoce of a decline in bills at New York the
outside figures for private bills were quoted
i. II cent lower. The sales amounted TO
$50 900, comprising $4,000 bill of lading at
i248.: $4,000 do at l2442; $50 900 bill of lad
ing and AL clear at l243 a l2i4s tl59O bill
of lading at 1928; 10000 do at l11iA2 a
i2ta.: $500 bill of lading and 1000 AL
clear at i.i34; $1,000 AL clear at l25l4:
$500 private bankers at :; t2OoO and
$1,000 do at 125la. and $4,000 bank al =.
The only sale of francs reported vas
In German marks we noticed sale Of
10000 at -.
At the close sterling bills Were quoted
at l2iI4 a l2i42 for bill OF ladlng and Al
clear, and l25lz TOR bank; francs at
i60 04.5S24 for private and 400 for bank,
and German marks at lO9 a.
The offerings Of domestic exchange Were
of liberal extent. and rates were shade
sitter at the close for private bills. he
sales covered $4,000, embracing Sl3,0OO,
$4,000, $4,000. $4,000 and $4,000 bank
sight on New York at 3-l6 p cent discount;
100000 commercial at l-32, and o2OOJO,
$50, 900 and SO, 900 commercial, 10000 prl-
vate bankers aud $4,000 bank at \.
The banks continued to check on New
York at par, but. commercial sight was
quoted at 3I6G "A T. cent discount.
The sales of stocks included 100 shares
Louisiana Levse. ordinary, at 81 %; $50 do
preferred. at s. 20, and 10 Ammonia Pro
pelling Company az SlO. TOR WHICH we
heard of a good inquiry.
The only sales reported in bonds We're
$1,000 city gold bearing seven per cents 1t
.,.l2: and $1,000 at TO. They were still quoted
at the close at about so; eX-cOupOn.
No sales of Metropolitan Police warrants
we're reported They are quoted at g. 80
CITY appropriation certificates We're dull
and nominal at % a bt: and school ceftlil-
Gates were quoted at ~.
Old State warrants were quoted al bout
-, but we heard OF no sales.
Legislative warrants continued unsettled,
and were variously quoted at '4a.S ana
held as high aS -. No sales worthy OF note
We're reported.
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RECEIPTS OF pRODnnE.

CfECiSNATi-Steamer II Turner-53 hhds TO-
oaCCO Us ties hams 367 cks bacon 1873 bxs bacon 200
ties lard !95 bbs whisky 20 half bbs do and sundry
produce
ST LOUIS-Steamer Bismarcb-ss bales cotton Il
hhds tobacco i89 cks bacon 100 Ixs bacon 100 ties
lard ilIl7 AXIS 81 SKIS oats $50 bbl5 meal 1895
dolls Hour lb2 bbs pork aud suIdry produce
LAKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Taly-26:
bales cotton and suHdrits
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Carrie Thorl-5i hhds
sugar and suidr1es
and sundries
JACKSOEPORT-- Steamer Harce!la--.. bale,
cotton and sundTles
hIEDEN-Steanes Right Tay-5Oi bales cotton
and sundries
LOWER COAST-Stesne. Empire-2 hhds suga.
and sundries
LOWER COAST--Steamef 3 Heusiey-.3 hhds
sugar 80 obls mOlasses and sundries
GRAND ECORE-Steamer ST Mary--t26 bales cot
ton ~ SKIS cotton seed hhds sugar and sundres
JEPFERSOf-Steamer Lotus No ?-295 ba!es cot
Ton and sundnes
ARKANSAS-Per iatboats-i3 con slaves
a!NSISSI?PI-PeJ datbOa.-2g. 900 staveS
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q, S. MARSHAL'S SALES,

james Quitn ct al. vs.. stean, Tug Magic,
aeT.taCk.e ctc.-IL tae United states District
Court District Of Louisiana. No. q, l55.
DV VIRTUE or A "RIr OF VgNDITIONr Ey.
ID pOn % to directed IN the above eut!cled
cit, VIII p coed to eel to the hig hest bidder on
MONDAY, ApIl :, 1878. at twelve o clock NJ, at the
IN rance 10 the custonhouse, on Canal street. be.
tween "eters AID Old Levee, in this city
The team tug MAGGIE, her boats engines.
"a he, etc, as abe now les at Berwick City. par.
81 OF St Mar State OF Louisiana,
TeIm=-Cash on the SPOT
Tuited States MaTsnsI's Office. New orieans 6rsa
day of April. 1879.
s. B. PACKARD,
aS!Ss CLtsd States Marshal,
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EXPORTS.

HoSlLf-Sfeamer Creole-i0l p&gs mdss
LiV MISUNDERSTANDING st LOuiS-2344 bales cot.
Ton q 4q2 bushels corn in bulk case mdse
MISUNDERSTANDING Andean-3l30 bales CO.
ton 40 bdls hdes2 cases mds.
RUATAN ISLAND-SchOOner Gertrude HOues-
10000 feet lumber 5000 shingles rs bbs Our 20 bbl,
pork
KEY WEST-Steamship Marga-et-3j64 SKIS corn
.33 pkgs .nds8
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IMPORTS,

CETTE-Bark JOhann-Astd miss
CARDIfF-Bark Caspari-245O bar. railroad iron
RtATAN lSLAND-SChOOneT Cons tance--li $50
piantains '3i8 punches bananas 1000 coCoaputs t.
..oze4 I. u. aDnle. hhls IiInea 10 Dk@. mdaa
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Foreign Markets.

MONETARY
OFFICE OF TIKI DAILT REPUBLICAN,,
L-.rr.nL- E-Y.Ir.a Ami 3 l21S.

snTKsDAE E'Et.-TF- Jpn. - W.
The money market is extremely quiet.
There appears to be less capital Offering
for investment and very little movement IN
any department. The demand Tor DIS
counts at the banks and on the street, Is
nevertheless of fair extent. The few
transactions reported on the latter indi-
cate no change in rates. We continue TO
quote first class paper, with or without
coliaterals, . a 10 p cent p annum, Al Il
a. second class ais, first class mort
gage paper 9 a 10. and second class IL
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weak Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
GniI: pricesTdrooping: only sample. lots sell
ing. Corn steady: demand moderate; No
mixed 80 3le on east track 9 &c Tor
east track. and 3212 33l9c for sacked.
Whisky steady at SIC. Pork firm at SIS 30.
and held al Sl6 Is at the close. Dry salt
meats quiet. Bacon active and firm: large
speculative demand; clear sides 10 a .O1ac
il June. Lard trim; good &c.
Foreign Markets.
FRANNFoRT. April 3.-Bonds 95's
PARIS. April ; --Rentes 55f Soc. Bullion
in the Bank OF France has increased S375
francs.
LIVERPOOL. April ). Eyenlng.-Cotton
closed heavy; middIing uplands ga e'3d;
Orleans 95Sd; sales 10000 bales, OF which
1000 were for export and speculation.
The sales include 1000 American. Cotton
70 arrive from New Orleans March and
April 92sd. Common rOsin S. 81. Iurpen'
Inc liza G1
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RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROAD.

M0RGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAN RAILROAD
.prii 80 .hhds sugar :. b5ls mo4sses :. bales
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD. Apr. 500 bales c0ttO. and sUndr; pro
sew ORLEANS. JACKSON and GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD, April 3--30A bales cotton 20.
hhds tobacco and sundry produce
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COMMERCIAL
TprHs.oAY EVENING. April y. 1875.

THCks.OAY EVENlNG Aprl' y, El5.
CoTroS-The sales today inOt including
$50 bale. additional yesterday were CON
lined to 1850 bales az irregular and easier
prices, requiring reduction in orr quota
tons !sc-in some eases i4c. We 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 outside fig
ures for low mIddling, good ordinary ami
ordinary given as the outside Tor strict OF
those grades:
Nlw nRIEANs CLASSIFICATION. ASslMlLATED
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STEAMBOATS,

= TUNE. Ru,k. from Ciu';lnn'o
Bismarck, Splane from st Louis
Tally, Pickett, from Lake Bistsr~a.
Carrie Thorn, Da,feIes. from IhIbOda.S
- Pike, Brown from Tuuica
Eagc.lIa Joyce, from JacksOnpore
Right WaE. Wilkinson, from Miude1
suipire Jeanfreau. from Lower Coas'
+ nensey BrotheTton from Lower coast
= Hs!v. Mitchell. from Grand ECOr.
Locus No ). DanQsI. ,rDIG Jstte VsoA
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RAILRCklS.

~~(.~e ..~-~w-~a.s
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
=, TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot Foo; of IEn.i street.
A. NJ and SIS p. ii
Trains arrive a. 3.;5 p NJ an'.p
COAST TRAIN RUNS To OCEAN SPGiNG4
Leaves New Orleans eve;v Sa'fI.!dv ~ F. NJ
Leaves ocean Springs every Sunday at + 7. II. .
stopping az a.. wav stations
PUL.MAN's PALACE SLEEPING CARS y-lA
through {" LvHc!tur., Atlanta, I.oli,yi,l. and 81,
Louis making clos. coufle. IONS wiz. all t.e poD..
Lar routes {" III. tas'. North and Vest
!lch-!s TOY ga. corner Cam. and Clurayl
s.!ee.s. opposite s.:y Hole! and .t depot.
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Geneva! Ticket AGENT
., y. II. SCRANTON
i' Genera Superintendent.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ship Anna Camp Gardner, from Liverpool, January
q, 20 Ocean, ZeIega GcO-PoIn:
British ship Lake st Clair, Ramsay, from LrerpO0.
December 20 TO Brya0n Nco-4th district
Nor \ eg.n ship Jupiter Jacobsen, from L!verpoo.
January 10, to Ocean Iegega Aco-4th district
Snip Belgravia Bell from Liverpool January u, to
J 6 Lingham-lst district
Norwegian bark AmyIlOs Mvsen from Cardiff Jan.
uaYy :, Ocean, ZeTega &CO-P0lnt
Italian bark Pasqualiua Cacace, from Marseilies
January 20, to L MariuOui-2 district
Schooner Constance, OttesOn, days nom Ruaean
island to Morgan &CO-2d district I
Schooner May Evelyn. Hickens days from Rus-
sal Island 10 Macheca ACO-2d district ? :.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04

Ha:r- wrigile RiielI from re Ha6ses-Towed
down and to the bar 3I5t UltImO, ship CaIter-
burv-Brought Up sllp anna Camp and schr
May Evelyn
He.0,ne Toilet. :r0m ehe Passes-TOwed down
20 tae bar LIST instant, bark Maggie Carvill
and schooner John Krauz-BrOught up ships
Lake st Clair and Jupiter
Calhoun. Wright. from the Pas8es-TOwed down
70 the bar lst instant. baTks Eros and Sirius
Brought up ship Bel,TavJs barks Amykos and
faSIuslias
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Dividend Declared.
Payable on and after Monday. April "A. 1921
Stockholders. three and quarter per cent for
three months; depositors. thyee.guarteIs OF one
per cent for three months.
SAMUEL Il. KENNEDY. President.
CHARLES L. C. DCPCY. Cashier.
mimi I'm ln
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Friday. Apr. 1. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

B,is,,.. steamship : Louis. Roberts for Liverpool
British steamship Audean, Baker, for LiYerpoo.
Steamship Margaret. Baker. Tor key West
Steamer Creole, Hopkins. tor Mobile
Schooner Gertrude Howes, VIC&a toI R'!ataG Island