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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
Monetary--Commerclal.
MONETARY.
OFY,CR OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
EpnrEsnIy EykEIss, January c, ltT3.

MONETARY.
0FP.OR OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,
EEpsEsDAY EvEEIss, January e, lt'J. }
AS to-day was legal holiday the banks
we're closed, and the movement in all
branches of the money market was quite
restricted. The offerings on the street were
of limited extent, and rates had down
ward tendency, but We heard of ne trans
actions of sufficient magnitude 10 justify a
change of our quotations, and therefore
continue to quote first class paper at q "A
y cent per month, AL at / n, and second
class at 2: first class mortgage paper 10 =
cent per annum, and second class at II.
Gold opened at lll4 0ll2, against
lllaa in New York, and closed at liz a
ll24 ian advance of Sec over yesterday 5
rates) against ll2ls in that market. The
only sales reported we're $4,000 at ll2, and
$4,000 at TI2A.
There were no sales of silver reported.
The market is now quoted nominal at 100 q
ITO for American half-dollals, and par az
2 cent premium in gold for Mexican dol
lars.
The movement IN sterling exchange was
of moderate extent, and under the course
of gold at New York rates advanced u y
cent. The sales amounted to t52 600 COM
prising $1,000 bill OF lading, early. at
1908; { u 600 do at 12l 0I2IL, and e36, 900
(el0.0O0 and $4,000 bin of lading. and
4l4,000 bill OF ladipg and Al clear at
l2ll4.
The sales of francs included POO, 900 com
merciai at AS i.733A, and l60, 600 at 4.72]3.
In German marks 'we noticed a sale
of SO, 600 at 1868.
At the close, sterling bills were quoted
at 1909 l2l e for bill of lading and Al
clear, and I2lA4 for bank; francs at
4.73a. 04.721h for private, and 4.7l12 for
bank. German marks were quoted at 1857
a 1865.
We heard Of no transactions in domestic
exchange, but private bankers were asking
Il q 20 = cent discount for sight checks on
New York, and commercial sight was still
quoted at GIG s..
No sales of stocks were reported.
The sales Of bonds included $4,000 city
7 p cent, gold bearing, without January
coupon, at 6534.
State securities continued without move
meut.
City securities showed an improved con-
ditioD, particularly city appropriation certi-
ficates, which opened at yesterdays closing
rates of 30 06l, and closed at 64d g. an ad
vance of points, caused by strong de-
mand, supposed TO be based on some favor
able action of the syndicate The sales EN-
braced about $4,000, of which $4,000 at
60 a 81. $1,000 at 81, $4,000 at 81 II, $500 at
81 h a 90, $1,000 at 63A, $1,000 at 63l9, $1,000
at 63as, $1,000 at 64a4, and $4,000 at IS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
MISSISSIPPI WING.DAMs.

(Prom the st. Louis Times.

| (Flom the st. Louis Timesl
The problem of improving the channel OF
| the Mississippi from st. Louis southwark.
| has from time TO time in many years re-
| ceived the spasmodic attention of the gen
eral government, but hitherto without much
| result. If but some few of the many mill
| ions which are annually wasted on vision
| airy schemes to the benefit OF no one but
| their corrupt promoters, could be Judicious-
| " expended Oh the Improvement OF this
! great waterway, the Mississippi valley
States, and through them the whole coun-
| try, would be benefited TO an extent hardly
| to be computed. The last move in this direc-
| ton has been the making OF a survey, under
| the direction of General Reynolds, by the
| Department of Western River Improve
ments, with the view. Of computing the
probable cost Of a system of wing dams ana
| revetment from here to Cairo, which shall
| in effect, by narrowing the river, keep the
| channel ut navigable depth all the year
round This survey has been completed,
| and the report embodying the results was
dispatched to Washington just before Gene
raj Simpson arrived to assume the duties
| hitherto 80 efficiently performed by General
Raynolds The cost of constructing the
necessary wing-dams, by this report, is
roughly estimated at 1890, 600, and aeon
Dlete system of revetment which shall rem
der the improvements permanent, estimated
at from 81, 200,0U0 to 81, 100000. Although
the officials only claim for these calcula-
tons approximate accuracy, there can be
no question that the surveys have been
made with degree Of care, and that a sut
fcient margin has been allowed for cOntin-
gencies to make it tolerably certain that
these estimates will be found ample for the
intended improvements.
When the vast interests concerned are
considered, the sums named sink into COM
parative insigDiicance. Hitherto, st. Louis
and the ports on the Mississippi generally
have received anything but their due share
of attention in the shape of appropriations
from the general government. The water
side improvements on the lakes and in the
Eastern States generally have secured the
lions share of appropriations, and that, too,
in the face of the fact that climatic condi-
tiOns necessarily close these routes to the
ocean for many months in the year. 1t is
to be hoped, however, that this absurd
policy will in future be reversed, and that
such appropriations will be made that the
Mississippi will speedily become what it
should be, a permanent and ever open high
way, by which the productions of the West
and Northwest shall find Il cheap and rela-
bic outlet for exchange with the manu-
faotures of Europe and tho fruits of the
tropics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January 8, Evening.-Cotton
CLOSED easier; middling uplands 20ssc; Or
beans 81 lac Sales to-day 1856 bales Net
receipts 1T bales; gross 448S. Sales of fu-
lures to-day $500 bales, as follows: Janu-
airy 1914 0194sc; February 1875 019Ao;
May 20 ll-l6020 1850; June 20 llI60
20 f3-l6c.
Flour active and steady. Whisky 93lt.
Wheat nOminally &c lower. Corn quiet; a
shade easier. Rice quiet. Pork firm. Tur
pentne dull. ROsin firm. Tallow quiet
Freights dull and heavy.
Leather in fair request without decided
change in prices. Hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light, middle and
Aeavy weights 2803lc; California do 27R
02Slac; Orinoco do q 028l9". Wool quiet,
FIRMLY held; domestic fleece CSC; pulled 81 a
sS3c; secured California Csc; fine Ohio 6Sc
Coffee qnict and firm; Rio l60l9l2o.
Sugar dull; fair to good refining 909Ac;
cuba 909l4c. Molasses dull; New Orleans
80 al Csc.
CINCINNATI. January 8.-Cotton nominal;
emiddling 1890. Flour, demand fair, and
prices advanced to 1898 25. Grain firm
and unchanged. Pork steady, demand
moderate at $l2 SO. Lard weak; steam "a
G7Ac; kettle ~ al asc. Bulk meats steady,
demand moderate; shoulders 4c; clear rib
So &c; clear 6Ia 06Ac. Bacon steady, de-
mand moderate;. shoulders Az 041sc; sides
unchan ged. Whisky-Demand good at full
qrices, 89c.
ST.. LOUIS, January 8-Cotton quiet and
weak, with nothing doing. Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat dull and
lower for spring; No. 9 spring Chicago
81 81; winter nominal. Corn higher; No.
= mixed Sic on east track; 36c in warehouse.
Oats a shade better; No. 26l2c on east
grack and 2Sc in warehouse. Whisky dull
at Ole Pork shade better at $ll 62l9.
Dry salt meats held firmly at DC for shout
siers, clear rib &c, and clear 6Lc for packed
lots, but business is very small. Bacon
Clominal; no sales. Lard quiet at &c
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January S.-A rumOr that the
property restored to the Erie Railroad
Company was not paid for hattens the mar
sket for Erie shares, which closed at 81 "a a
s5lR. Consols closed at 92ds for both.
Bunds--new fiye's 903s.
PARIS, January S.-Rentes closed AT
sL3f SIC
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
ESTATE OF WILLIAM GUIDE.
UNTrED STATES MARsHAL's 0TF1Sz,

UNTrED STATES MkRsHALs 0VF1Sz,
New Orleans. December %, 1872.
FENhls Is To GiVE NOr[OB THAT P6URIBs
warrant IN bankruptcy has been issued on7
OF the District Court of the Omitted States for the
Dlsrict OF Louisiana against the estate of william
Cude' Of New Orleans, in the parish Of Orleans,
STAT OF Louisiana, adiGdged a bankrupt upon bs
own petition that the payment of any debts and tho
denvery OF any property belonging to said bank
rnpt' 10 I'm, or for his use. and the transfer
o. any property by him are forbidden by law, that
a meeting of the creditors Of said bankrupt 70
prove thyir debts, aud choose one more AZ
si2Gtes OF his estate. viii be held ut q court o.
nauAr3ptcy, to be holden on tho Z. xt-enth day Cd
Jsnn"ly, A; b. 1913 80 eleven O'Clock A. n, 81
ne onIhouse btri ding. New. Ss-l,ans before B.
'. 10. H"gg, register.
s. 3 PACKARD,
u'E6 l3lb Gu-rrr Stat.s Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
Foreign Markets.
AN EXAMPLE.
Virginia, Great i'm War, Is also GRIND i'm
Peace Her FOrtitude Equaf to Her
pluck.

Pence - Her FOrtitude Equaf TO Her
pluck.
From the Jackson (siississippI Clarion.l
The article on Virginia which we have
&opied from the New Orleans REPUBLICAN
Is Just and candid review of the situation
in Virginia, and an exposition of what has
been accomplished in that State by prompt
recognition of the results of the war, and
Eeady adaptation t. the circumstances by
which she was surrounded. Her statesmen
never persuaded her people to refuse to re-
organize their State government under the
congressional plan. nor undertook to over
GsOme destiny by hair-splitting objections
aud constitutional theories to demands
(Which were made upon them by the nation
chat had secured the power to enforce them.
Nor did the masses refuse to be guided by
sounsels of wisdom and moderation. They
frecipitated themselves into the war with
headlong courage, and in doing SO they felt
shat they were stalking their all upon the
turn of the dice. They were overcome
after "a Spartan resistance and have sub
United to the consequences without . muir
mur.
Virginia was great in war, but she rs
grdnder in peace by her wonderful display
eff selfdenial and fortitude under circum-
stances the most trying. And her action
has brought its reward. Her hitherto gov
Erning classes have made no war on negro
suffrage; but they have kept their home
govern ment under citizens rule. Her
taxes have been comparatively light Her
public debt has not been increased. The
apprehension of her coOred population for
the security of their ncwly-aequired priv
ileges has not been awakened, but if so.
they have been quickly allay ed by the moi
GRAFTON and kindness of the whites.
The tribute TO this grand old common
4sealth from Republican paper is no more
complimentary than true. We nave quoted
it more as IL lesson for others imitation in
culture than as a rcbuke for past errors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

'irr1GK ENiTED s,raTKs MARSHAL,
- New Orleans. Pee, u her 20. 1874
'EhiS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AN ALLAN
= warrant in bankruptcy has been iss ned out OF
tue nttTict Court Of the United - lt4s for he DIS
trict of louisiana agalust he estat.. of Maria D
Irezevsnt, of New Orleans the parish of Orleans,
STATE or Louisiana, adjudged bar 5rupt, nPOn hez
own petltion that the payment of any debts,
dhu the ueiVtrv ef any property belonging to sald
BANKRUPT, TO her, or for her ,,se AID The transfer
OF any property by her are forbidden by law; THAI
"a meeting of the cred tors of said banE rupt, 70
prove their debts aud choose one or more as
sIShe@S OF her estate, will be hid at % court OF
"i January, 4. D. 1873, at II A. H., at the Cos'
tomhouse building, New ORLEANS before O. 8. Ee}-
logg register. n Y pACKARD
de23 jal6 Uptted \ tes MarsbaL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
EST9TE or 0WHATAN CLARKE.

UNITED STATES MAEsHAL's OPy4GB,
Now Orleans. December r. 1872. J
FE7HIB Is TO GIVE MOTIF Z THAT WARRANT
n in bankruptcy has been issued ont OF the Dis
tIlct Court of the Uuit4d States for the District
OF Louisiana against the estate Of PowhatsA
C'arko of the parish of Ipides State OF Louie
ANA, adiadged bankrupt upon his petition
mat the payment of any deb;s and the de-
nvery OF any property belon giug 20 said bankrupt
10 MN or Tor his use and the transfer of any prop
elty by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
or the creditors Of said bankrupt to prove their
debts and choose one or more assig, ees of his Go
tate, VIII be he Id ut court of bankruptcy to Be
holden on the eight zenith day of January A. D.
1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at No Al Exchange aliey
New Orleans before d. Augustin. r. gster
deli ia19 Uritad Statas HarIhal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
We copy this from the Shreveport Times:

We learn that parties as far west rs
Jacksonville, only twenty miles from the
International road, express determination
TO bring their cotton to Shreveport as a bet
ter market than Galveston, and one less
expensive to reach. Thus are our prophe-
cics fulfilled. With even such navigation
as that we now have and the freiss ht on
cotton 81 per bale. planters in Eastern
Texas will find this better point for them
10 trade to than Galveston. As.we have
often ssid before, buyers for Eastern spin
ners keep prices up to the highest notch
and, as a selling market, transportation on
railroads can not begin TO compete with
that by river. We have never deceived
our country friends with regard to the con
ditiOn Of the river and of our market, and
We now confidently say to them that they
would do well to hurry in their cotton. We
have water now sufficient to let cut boats
carrying 1000 bales OF cotton. and although
We may be disappointed in our hopes of
shortly having rise from above, we yet
feel confident that the continued cloudy
weather, indicative of rain somewhere near,
will afford lis fair navigation for light
draft boats for some timeo VIXEN surely
the upper river will come TO our relies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF EMANUEL BA.ESsEY.

UNITKD STATES MARsHAlIe OFFICE.
New Orleans, january }, 1872. !
TsNHIS is 70 GIVE NOTICE That A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
1ct Court OF the United States for the District Of
Louisiana against the estate of Emanuel Blessey,
of New Orleans in the parish of Orleans State OF
Louisiana 40 Judged b. nkIupt upon HE owR peti-
tion that the payment of any debts and the
delivery OF any property belonging to said
bankrupt to him or for his use, ard the trank-
fer OF any property by him are for hidden by law;
that meeting of the editors of snid bank rrps
70 prove their debts ard oCse ore or more as
zig ees of his estate will be held at a court Of
bankruptcy, to be holden on thetw nty seventh day
Of January. A d. 1873 at IL a. NJ, at the Custom
house building, New Orleans, befo G. 8. kellogg,
Register
T. B. PACKARD,
1a4 u tied sta es Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
We eopy this from the Ciil.tor. Deno4..,..

= V''O
During our recent visit TO Jackso!s ~.
met. fsr the first time, james Lawes. whc
has been returned by the Darrell rcturnin !.
beard, As one of the Representative. iron,
this parish. He was just from New Orleans.
whore he had been attending the Packard
Kellogg Legislature. Lawes is COMPARE
lively = young man, OF good appearance
and We are informed he has learncd 10 read
aud write only since the close of the war
With the white people of jackson he has
good name, and we hope should the body
TO which he claims To be u IuembeIs prove
TO be the body, that his actions may accoyd
with his looks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

A sad tableauN. but not an Alconmon
one-A small, wretched iooh uZ house;
outside, a miserable apology tpr a man,
crazed nv drink, ASSEMBLING be door and
making the air re,oEnd' with curses Inside,
a thin, pale woman. with u wan eypression,
p,cssing one land over her heart and with
The other heating poker in the nre,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
CONNIE RSIAIA.
wepvu.oA9 RvEslNs. January 6, 1915.

WRpNBsoAY EVENING, JANUARY e. IIIa.
CoTrON-1he sales to-day summed up
500 bales at irregular and lower prices,
closing at decline of l4c on all grades,
We reduce our quotations accordingly ana
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 n.iddling. and
the lower grades given as the outside e.
ures for strict.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssMILATED
10 THAT OF IIVERPOOL-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
! w" copy shis from Incest !.ou's pese.

The Chicago Tribune says Su6ge Durell
should have dismissed the proceedings in
bankruptcy instituted against the proprie-
tors OF the New Orleans Times by their
creditors when security Tor the amount in
controversy was rendered. Will the gri-
bune be good enough to. refer to the provi-
eiou ot the national bankrupt law authoriz-
ing the judge TO do any sucn thing? When
Che Adjudication in bankruptcy took place
the owners of the Times had the same
rights that belong to other business men
whose estates pass into the control of the
Bankruptcy courts. settlement with the
'rrsiitors is the only thing that will Justify
The Sonrs in surreGdeSing the pr0pevJy ~
the bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

Swearing is most unnaniy vice, aud
suIsiHg rs poor and low u one, sine. It pro-
Claims the rofigste's wanC Of power and
his wiokedness at the same time, for could
such a one punish "a he speaks. he would
be 6end.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
FOP RENT.

ID AISED COTTAGE TO RENT.-A RAISBE
IA cottage, very convent -ntly constructed. with
range. hot and cold ter, gas throughout, seven
loomso larg,N ya'd vines and shrubbery, at No.
1872 ST. Andrew street, between Administration and
ChppeT IL off red fer rent till the first of OcO
Der next when tn lease of the present tenant viii
sNpirs5 FOR teS1as apply at the premises Rant
SIS. ja4 St
HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
IA TOR sdle.-A comfortable tw0-stOry houae,
.npe for and al in eord ordE
hei Ig nearly new, will be sold in block to a pur
chaser for his USE The establishment il com
plete in all depar ments, having been selected by
its owner for use. VIII he sold or account Of BAG
health. Furniture dealers and vendors need not
applS. Address HOUSE at this office. ja4
fNOR REST-RocMs WITH OR WITHOUT
4 board, in suites single. Also o few day
boarders taken. Apply at No 2f7 Camp street,
st. Joseph. d.22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

The ladies. Of Columbus, Georgia, nave
resolved that foreign pialds are .'plaid
out, aud that the importation of checks
must be checked, aud Accordingly pledge
themselves hereafter only 10 wear those
patterns Of dom este manufacture.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
cTEKL RAIL. DOUBLE TRACK

CTEKL RAIL: DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
Tns great sbor1 line from Cincinnati ier Columbus
Aving eighty -seven to no miles, and arriving one
train Ia advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving sfty nine miles, and arriving six And hall
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
saTsn seventy seven miles, and arriving eight
and three quarters hours in advance 81
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One trai, the quickest
rRB GRRAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
Over the Ohio river, at Parkersburg aud Bealafr
are completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
Pnsimas's Palace Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars
Are this route from st. Louis. Cincinnati or
Columbus to Baltimore and Washington City
WITHOUT CHANGEl
By this route you avoid all omnibus transfers
and ferries.
Tickets for sale at all ticket offices in the South
and West.
l. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent Baltimore Maryland.
w. P. SMITH,
Master Transportation, Baltimore, Maryland.
SIDNEY B. JONES,
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
mills
Two rHK EAsT.........7O THE EASE
Via Louisville and Ohio and Missizsanp
Railway.
The com pletion OF the Louisville Division of tnL
road and the splendid equipment foT pAssengSi
travel, makes this the
BKsT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI,
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
EHRKR THROUGH TRAINS DAELs>
With direct connections from the south fn9 Ctr
cinnati
WITHOUT CHANGE or CABS,
Sc sure and ask for ticket 7!s Louisville and I'll.
atpal ticket offices IN tbs South and in Louisville
tina General Offics OF The Company corner FouvG
&od Main streets also at Calf Houss and Louisville
tns and Willard Hotels.
n. B.-Tickets to Cincinnati and points East, ya
this line, good Oh mail line steGulsrs and Mz3
tins tickets arc good this road
CHARLES II. FOLLKTT
General b ssenger and Ticket Agent 81. ICp;s
J. L. Crossword,
Saneral superintendent, ST. Lou1G
THOMAS RORWLR
evA 10 General Snutherp Agent lie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

SnScess.on of Mary Earshurg, deceased,
"ne OF Frederick Eppliag. deceased-No. IS 81.
SkC0FD DISTRICT COURT FOX TaE PARISH OF
= OrIssns---Notics is hereby gwen to the cree
"'s Oh tnls estate nd 10 el .otle, persons herein
Interested, 70 show within Il days from tbs
ttis account pr sented By Frederick Bpplins, Cd
Illustrators Of his estate should not 81 hoInelo
saNd and sppro red, and tho funds distributed 10
accordance herewith
BY order Of the Cour-
aa3s ~ PRANK PACE. ~, C,ssbA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09

ZOE HAVANA.
Touching AT Cedar Keys and hey Wsst,
Carrying the United stnscs Man.
HSA The New Orleans, Florl<s
<E=a83s@ aud Havana Steamship Company
%zEs.KslI will dispatch firtt class fssa pas
E5# senger steamer
Every Wednesday,,
From the foot of CalHope street, Ffrnt psstxist
RATES OF PASSAGE:
TO Havana To Cedar Keys
Cabin. $40 e35
Steerage.. ................. % Ii
Through bills of lading isgued to ell points in
FLORIDA, including Tampa and to New York Char
lestnh and Sa vannah.
None but the oompany's bills OF laaing signed
and none signed AFTER sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger aCGompIote SionB and through
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit FROM the O.
fOe.
For freight OF passage sppiy TO
I. E. ROBERTS, Treasnyey
No. l29 Common street,
Over the Louisiana National Bank
The steamship HAVANA follows on reguhl
day. de5 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-09
EXPORTS

bAPUKIBS
IIvERPOOL-Ship gowantres-2774 bales cotton
$500 slaves
LIyERPJOL-shiTs8 A'ghompson-3a99 bales cot.
SOn 1866 SKIS nilcakto
BARCBLOEA-Brig sslta--5oe bales cotton 1909
slaves
= KEY WEST AND NRDAR KETs-stenmship
'TappahanRock-5I5D bbls -four 200 empty hhds 100
pkgs sundries
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SUNDAY EXCURSION.

GUNDAY EXCURSION.
~
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT HORTR.
1RN RAILROAD
Commencing SUNDAY, June 9, and until further
notice, excursion train will leave the Gallons
street depot, at 7:5 NJ. aud, returning reach ths
city at II p. N. "
Great Seduction In Frre.
New Orleans to
Premier, intermediate stations and return -
POnchatsula, intermediate Stations aud IT,
80. ~ 81 "
Amite City, intermediate stations and re-
Magnolia, informed ate stations and return Q o.
Z. D. FROST, General Superintendent
leo s. 4. CAREY Generar Ticket A cent
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures TrentOn-735 bales co.,
ton SKIS seed cotton SO hhds sugar and sundrias
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Belle Bee-4500 bales cotton
$50 SKIS cotton seed
CAIRO-Steamer DeXtef-63 bales cotton 81 eks
cotton seed 1887 SKIS 1866 SKIS oats 39 bales hay
2769 bbls foul 40 bbs meal and suIIdry produce
ST LOUIS-Steauer Mollie Moore-l0 23i SKIS corn
and sundry produce
observation-disclosures Mary Mler-37S bales
cotton and suudres
ARLINGTON Steamer Billy Collins 3sl bbIs pork
1875 kegs lard and sundries
TRtNTOE-SteameJ Lot5a1ansr-lT!S Ssies es't
ton end sundTies
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADS
%HsGAS'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
January 6-57l bales cotton 5 % 90 in specie and
sundTies
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAE
ROAD. January 500 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GRHATHORTH-
BRE RAILROAD, January s--8o5 balee cotton
and snDdry produce