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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
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THE S,casN iHS decisions were reHS-ssa 20 Gas.
III She absence of s&SsS SSStjse ISSGsiUSs 3s:!ce
TSGS?e5y0 pSessdeGS
So sSo:9CH sAaSafsRRao
SO. 1882 Ss&ow fesSamin FoyGras ts~ "a Lsglsi@
ef ale eso Charles P0ydyas apIellaDfoefEom seventh
Judicial pistSicso Defendant purchased iH 1858.
paeifaion 6in6 swenty fo,Jg slaves wh0 were
gall. of plantation 10 oOo of slaves s5ote, Loves
court gave judgment for twofhirds of note sued one
The tlav+s were Lot ma united bs defendant.
See 81 40 81 and ,12o Judgment affirmed
No. e5e5. Succession OF Jean Bouvet Orpos:.
ton to ,count-Second Yists5ct CouSt Of Orleay
No. 1854. State vs. SoTn 2. o. Wells appellant
From Eleventh Judicial District. Exceptions TO
ruling that the indictment might be amended by
inserting the oalne of mule stolen. 1t was not
necessary TO SIT forth the value, Stile per Hutjl
non vitiaturo Judgment affirmed
No. 4693. State ct Louisiana ex refs PatIiee
Leonard VIC william NJ. Prescott, parish Judge.
Plaquemines parish O. -MaEdamus on refusal to al
low appeal RespcndenS did NOS egg in refusing
No 1850. B. A. Malone appellant $50 lawrence
Casey-From Second Judicial bistriS:o Renandede
30 4eC4 Martha No Thomas vs. Dean. aGams s
srs Gran and sheriff SappeSan's00d"dsme aHn'ed
80 JsosQGs RowE12o
9oo Sd'To sahaoles 3. Ledig $50 Peter A. RerHss.
Fl. .der6ck Eckel iEtervenor appellans~-From
affirmed.
No 2a5o e. ?. 4osen0f,aq go Io,is &eyeqs ap-
Judgment reversed.
No i506. Succession OF Oc9ave yives.-From PaS-
sh Court of Assumption. Judgement aiirmedo
No. 1890. Daniel Phelan ct al. appellants, gso
Charles Ak Prom Fourth District Court of deos
leans. Judgment affirmed.
No 45S2. James T. Yeatman ct AL VS.. Louisiana
state Bank et al, appellants.-FIOm Thirteenth
Judicial District. Judgment reversed.
No. 1908 State VS. L. +. Lemare ct ais appellants.
From Surerior District Court for the parish of Or
leans. The defendant is sued as a defaul1ng tax
collector. Defense that the State Treasurer lille
ily nQain oIy
ls the right to pay into the treasury warrants
sued Tor election expenses.
The Stare Treasurer was justified in refusing.
The testimony of the defendant does not show he
received them from taxpayers Tax collectors
must be careful to receive only such warrants as
are specially made receivable for taxes. They
must make oath that the warrants they pay into
the treasury are the identical warrants received
by the and that they have not purchased or spec.
uiated IN warrants in any WAY, directly ind
recty. and that they have received said warrants
at their face value. This the defendant has not
done. Judgment affirmed
No. 1881 State vs. jeremiah Brown and Edward
Morris, appellants. Robbery. From the First Dis
trict Court of Oreane. Judgment affirmed.
No 28OS. Fred Belden. appellant VS. Read L
Huut.-FrOm the Fourth District Court of Orleans.
Rehearirg. Former decree reversed. Case re-
manded TO lower court.
BY JUSTICE wyLT.
No. 445e. George ". Lee VS.. Chris. G. Packard tt
ale appellaniso From Second judicial District.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
YeY WALTUS. DAVIS & FKFRnT~i. 3

SesoES District aHourf for she SaSiel ps l9So
SAGssSos 81, ,l3ao
I1S WALTON, DAVIS g. fKERETR~J, 3,
SATURDAY. June 9 5&73. at twelve O'Clock NJ o.?
SdS MeGe5sants AID AuctiOneers' Exchange Ros aY
s'reeto Sy girPue and in pursuance op order of
che honorable the Second District Court Tor The
garish of Orleans, dated February %, 1858, Ne.
2il31 OF the docket, for account of the above
named succession, will be sold by public auction.
she following described property, to wit
cam sugar plantation, situated i'll the parish of -.
Charles on the right bank of the river Mississippi
aoout ten leagues above the CITY of New Orleans,
measuring Is arpents front said river AID 90 ar
Ients ir depth bounded on the upper line tv the
tract of land herein secondly described. and on
che lower line by the plantation of FRANCOIS Bon
gere, together with one large two story dwelling
house, other small buildings, sugar house, with
steam engine, machinery and purgery neSre
cablDs stableso one saw mill with steam engine
and machinery, and all other buildings ard i'm
Froveinents on said plantation, and thereto at
5ached or in anywise appertaining.
2. THE UNDIVIDED ONE-FOURTH part Is q
tract of land situated in the parish of ST Charles,
on she sight bank of the Mississippi river. about
thirty fwO miles above the city OF New Orleans
measuring rs toi-es | foot inches front on said
TiVero and 80 arpents in depth b b5tween parallel
4ne s. and containing 50 l7-lO0 acres heing bounded
-" tue upper line by The property of Mr.. Valcour
LavSrgno, and OF the lower line nv the plantation
above firstly described together with one dwelling
:ouse s.nd other Out!u.ldngs, and the improve
HL"uss Bht reon ard thereto attached The uIldi-
dtd t'uT il te est III the plantation ond tie
:l2cS AZ oa;4d ~Sel be sold in biocko
$3.50,
Siv" shares os 0ne hundred dollsso pscS ia 9Ro
capital stock OF the Hope Insurance Coz I.aus "a
New Orleans. eX vidends declared
Terms-Cash i'll United States treasury nopeoo
Act OF sale before Felix Grima notary Subo 30
fhe expense Nf the Hurchase5o
z jgI
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

2sis stated that Hon. Z. 3. French. se-.
ond auditor Of the treasury. Hon. J. w.
Douglass, commissioner of internal revenue.
and others have emphatically declined te
assign to desks number of ladies who sue.
ceeded in passing satisfactory competitive
examinations and were desi gnated for those
bureaus Mr.. French is said TO have re-.
fused the ladies because he had neye: yet
attempted 70 utilize theiH services IN his
bureau. and did noe wish to do go now. al
he did not believe they could successfully
perform the work OF that Office. Mr.. Doug.
lass wanted book okkeepers. and thought the
clerks rendered were not competent in that
particular dutye On the other hand. it !.
stated by persons having charge ot these
designations or ASST gnments that the same
have not vet been mades but it is quite evi.
dent that many concerned are really tired
of the present form Of civil service exam.
,inatiODSo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
nY NASH & HODGsON-w. {. RofGso.

DY NASH & HODGsON-w. E. RoGGSoS,
ID auctinueer-Office No. s Carondt let street
ON SAT URDAY, Jme :, 1873, at twelve oclcck NJ,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, i'll the base
ment 1otunda Of the st. Charles Hotel, in this
citv by virtue and IN pursuance of al order of
the Hon, Louis Duvigneaud, late Judge of the Sec
ord District Court for the parish tf Orleans, n
tie matter of T. F,ley vs. the heirs of homas,
ard Cal win, and P. Drumm, and Of supplemental a
oider Of he Hon A. L, TissO,. judge of the above
said court dated Apiil 30, 1873 in the same above
entitled suit, Philip Drnmm subroEated, cocke'
No 81 ,G5 for partition, will be sold
gers the Fifth District of this city OIL the sh t
bank of the Mississippi river known tire
BROOKLYN Warehouse Company. poPeIty to
gether with all the improve merits aid nights of
batture and wh4rves thereon; the sa ground
making part of larger portion o. ground, sit
mated IN this parish on the right bank OF tie
Mississippi river, opposite this city de 81 gna ted 10y
tine W. rd waIehoi st" plan thereof and other
property known as the Rto0klyn War house
Company property made by W. I. Thompson, !,
late surveyor On the seventh of March, l349, de-
posits d IN the office Of James Graham late no
tarv public in this city, according TO which rlau
said piece Of ground is braced between the con
tnua ion CT tie iiie dividing lots Nos. a, d of
square No. l. the continuation of the line divid g
20 Nos. and OF square No. 2 the put! rOati,
or Patterson street, And the river Miss ssipp The
whole according to a plan made hy LOUIS Il. Plhe,
surveyor dat ed MAY -, 1873.
Terms and Conditions-Onethird cash the
spot at pLe moment of adjudication and the bal.
ance in equal iEs ailments at one and two years
Sthe noses sc be divided into coupons, the Iao-
sight seq Gens peg snnum interest," with spec5;ol
mortgage aud SENIOR pri5.goe from da9e nq9i6
pado Jfe mortgage 50 embrace tbs clause os Jve
pee ee2Is sOg attorney 3 fees ip of suiss She
SullolIHgs ara jmprov enents so be kept Sullg 6na
sugsd. aud fie r0IGg sianstcS6 d 80 abs Is lde = %
SHe cy8ti1 MGtese
aes .: sale before 81. z. Oncqss, notary. az eGe
expense of the purchased Including che tsx.s toS
the current Searo s8i3s mA6 Il "a 81 jo6
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

DR. e.. Df: FERRET & e1seSoaR 90
~ Nonrose, AuctioneeI-Oifice No. 80 ROyal
streee.-SATCRpAY, June 8 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ u! be st. Louis Auction Exchange ill he sold
oS public auction by virtue of order frcm Il g
hon. A. lo Tissot, judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated April "a
1873 the following descS;bod property for accou1
Sf said successon-
"a LOT OF GROUND, sifuate9 H8 she First e,is
e:et OF this city. designated by the No l2 in the
square No. 25, bounded by Thalia Locust Gate
Solls', Mepomese and Fre1eS ',ate jacob streets
and measures 81 feet inches I lines fropt on
Thalia etreet by 400 feet ia depth and frx,ne en-
FTeret Gate Jar0b) streeto Together with the
buildings and shipro Ssments thereon which como
slss o? frame house, saOntaiSng 5cuS 8Jnals els
tern, privles shed etc.
LOT OF GROUND. situated in Che Tirsf Ssis-
sTics OF shis cltyO designated by che Nc g. iq the
square No. 70, bounded by MelpoInene Locust Gate
Soiisl, Terpschore and Freret tate Jacob streets
and measures 81 feet inches front on Melpomene
street by III feet inches III depth between equal
ana parallel lines, together with the buildings and
IMPROVEMENTS fheIeone eshich consist of a frame
!ouse containing four gooms ssable, RriSvo fruoe
trees, etss
Ttrms-0n&-AaF cash Sn6 ehe Salafce On a.
cTedt OF one year, i'll % note secured By special
mortgage and sendoi's lien, bearing interest at the
satt oI tlgAt per ceLt per anDum from date until
PAID IN case of suit five per cent attorneys fees
l" De Likewise secured by mort gage The buildings
20 be Kept SsIsUseG and the policy transferred to
gendof.
Act as sale az the expesse of purchases 0-fore
So, notary public my6 10 be u - i+o
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
FooNrrSuEp FROM FIRST PAGE.

t,n.e,.ce OF J. Jacobs. tOf the Llinols Ccn'
Fral railroad, who rendered nucn nsHEt
ance5 derIit K wac erected, ahc II - hopeu
She iron will be iiteG &c tAas 1He o'oies
9an pe recovered .9r:, O.
s,ni VT learned for 2be-e may lave Decn
many on the bridge from tie country,
eu Lrse names have not Ueen cbta-Defs
The derricks for gsising the fallen spans
az ,Ie bridge were got in place shortly pe.
5oIe noon 10 day, and the work HInsrced
nt zecoveliug the bodies OF The uniortu
mates who were carried down unue!nea'b
che bridge and held ias: by 10
There are "A great lumber q Strangers IN
The CRY, and the river bal Ks n.a! the scene
Dt She accident have Detn lined all day
with people anxious to witness tie resp
eff che sad research. 1t is ctr.a!D there a e
rfber bodies still bt ueatn the ruiLs Of the
sal!en spans, but how many 1t ls impossib'e e
sO4ietermiIe, Forty bodies altogether have
been recovered go far. and II is beheHed
shat somestwelve or thirteen more are sun
IN Tie Iive-. The impression no" Prevahs
ghap the uuIa Ger on the bridge at the tine
of tie accdene did not exceed sVos 4he
soundeI are neatly all doing well.
ghe coroner IS inquest ON the case coiE-
8ntnced TODAY, but nothing of interest "ae
alic!ted and tie inquest d.tJonTned uhth uo-
Enurrowa
When the LIldEe gaze way host w
she people were gathered at either emu,
slough a large Dnnlber were near Inc
Gentle, aad soElo OF the latter Ieuisired
Jybere ;hty .wero after the crash and
s1eie taken Of in boats. Several
ussrsors jumped from tie rrecarl"us
Resting place and were drawn ashore. Two
esorses attached to "A buggy were on the
Eniddle span wher the crash cane ana re-
main kc.re still az there is 10 way OF get
sinc them ct. orI,ere were a number OF re-
pnas askable escapes of children. OF Whom
Shere were probably not less than tffy on
che bridge. One lttvle fellow. aged about
Shirteen wears, was caught by both ieet
;u the iron rigging OF one of the spans,
and had his legs broken, but managed
5yx eer Strength to pull one of his boots
0fi. and then coolls took out his knife and
rirJnd the other boot from Lis foot and
evan ashore. The bridge. which was OF
che ircn Trnesdell pattern, and OF five
spans, was elevated Atogt twenty-five feet
above the river, which is from fifteen to
evenly. five feet deep. The two end spans
Fel,; the two middle spaEs are still stand
ing, but in such condition that il is thorght
they will fall when the wrecked spans are
Gemoved. Worknen are busy tonight put
ting up derrick. in order TO clear the
wreck, and are making arrangements 70 Sc
5sure the bodies beneath it.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

A few courageous people ventr.esi ru:
1ss nEf :" tine the hsaxT sorm r an5
had no cause 20 regret its for they saw the
Lettipgwel! in Lis famous character of the
gushing C7o.!nd, in tine burlesque sxtrasa.
ganza of ''Cindere!!a." The title soie WAS
saken by Mis. ?auline Markham. and she
performed 1. well. Miss Jennie Sat'er.e.
as Prince P"pe.'; and Miss salie Mason as
Done;ai were characters well sendeyeG.
The entertainment: co,nrHence6 with The
farc. cf the 'Iris.s Tutor" Mr. w. b. Cav.
auagh appearing as Terry ORour:c. This
was followed by :he o!!c OF novelties. The
sane Iii! Tonight
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
sHPOETS.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

!tNNA Steamer " G!I~.-::l Sa'.s U9 e":eos
aid surdries
IAyDEN-Si. s,n.s S.stis-:35 hai.a eo::oa hnG
sundries
ST LOUIS-Sreafnes s..-a. Rei.usiic --i5S bales os
cotton "a hds tclscc0 ey6e bbls -four SO: half bbls
Hour 8i9! SKIS 2i32 SKIS 0ats sa:o SKIS bsas 81:
bales hav and sundry produce.
C!NCINNATI-Stea1nef Lous.i:fe.sis Saies eos
:Ois s3 hhds tobacco 20: scs hams 10 zoe lard il3
pkgs bacon II Sks bacop 700 bbs t. 80 hbs -four q:
bbls whisky 8: b'sls al !:3 Osts :s6s sk
and sundry produce
LOWEE GOAST-stsa.ass Ensi:s-.. !.iis sise 9:
sIs rice and sundries
LOWER CoASE-Stea,n.s 3:...ls:-s' ne.s
SO:.to-s % SKIS :iss sad .u..ri.o
s.ECFIPSS b. GiiLEoAr.
.sHH' ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAS Ss.R:fs.
ERN RAILROAD, May $50 5a,es cotton ~
hhds tobacco ard sundrv produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND SEYaS Rail-.
ROAD, Nav 5-229 bales cotton and sundries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
NAV 3-9 bales cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Estate DF W. j. & e. Il. CKOWDER.
H'9 William j. GI0wdeS SuS Ag:t SsS 3. Grow.
sssS, ias . "a. Ialsse

SsI:rr SgATEs S.Rss.,'. OYpse,s
New Orleans, April :G. !6.s 5
ftSHeS Is ts GfvB NOTICE THAT AN ALIAS
l. warrant N bankruptcy has been issued out o:
che District Court of she United States for the
District of Louisiana, against the estate oS rhe
firm % W. Il a. Il. Crowder and Of Wi.
liam y Crowdep and Artemus Be Crowder ieldio
sidualk, IN the parish of CaddO, State of Lous
ton; that the payment of any debts, and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank
rupts to them or for their use and the transfer Of
any property by them are forbidden by law; that a
meeting OF the creditors of said bsnkrupts to prove
their debts and choose or more ASST gnees of
to be holden the sixth day of NAV. A.
De 1873. at II A. NJ, al the Customhouse building
New Orleans befoS@ &c Kellogg, register.
g. B. PACKARD,
api:snyS United states Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

Jo,al week before. 3O,S.6,Slt 4s jj0.se37 u
Gose opened al !!6'. a!i4, against ii6ss al sew
York ard after incderate uslless :-osed 70 ut
summed 600, including 5000 at !loSs; o $500 $4,000
al 1i6ss: + eco at l64: $500 at Ut :; $4,000 al
Il6 q and $4,000 at Slo's 0llss
No sales of silvey We're reported American
half dollars are s.lj .quoted at l0s@a dll0te and
Mt x.can dollars at SAG T. cent preInis III in gold
for lew ard for olde
The movement in sterling exchange OF
fair extent and rates were shade hghsrs ihe
DAYS and etG00 hi! OF ad Il, l2J24 tl5o bis of
lading at SIG; 1000 Go and al clear at 1853.
l26 u eta3 h!l of lad;ng l26ss a40o al clear az
l2c l2oa $1,000 bll OF 1ad.pg ab s2o 7ss and $3.50
AID f2UU bank AT lG9o
The sales of francs ipcs1ded sS oooae4 50.
Al the close sterling bills we're Gaoted az rs
0l26y for bill OF lIdiEg and Al cl-ars and "a lk5
for bank; anG trGIcs at 45.d4 8'4 Tor p1vate
and i.5la45O fog ba,ks AID Germal maIks Tsoms'
The offerings Of domestic sxchae &c svere of
fair extent. RATES were " Gthcnt quotab'e Vara
ZION. The Gales 6oeeTtd f2l2G q embracing
sl2, 900 aud s2s eco pisva'e banktls sislt on New
York at - % T. cent Pre- niunl: a d $4,000 and
$1,000 private bay kegs S.nd s25!@oeo $50 900 and
The bar ks continued TO efesk OFT Se'V TcfE at
. + sene plemissm anG jso:a.s S!shs WAS s56di
quo! ed at y d5l6oo
Tie osly eaie Sc gs ted IL ssocSs Gifty shais
jackson 4 .llrU2d at So 6s4S . $500
The saes of bonds uelsded 5000 a%d snos
5000 5000 and 80 oOo dc q? 62e 5000 do at 6'sco
and 300 do at eS e they we're I'S'"% st 5ne
CO T. at about see
No sales q Metlooo!ifan PORE warrants syefe
fe,or'ed. thew were o;sd at aoa9ico @
New city approIriaT Tion serii.isates were quoted
al "a Q65c al u cd IT ssGt9c. The sa,es irc;nd.d
S "co at GA SC ssoe aHi s25o' AT 64's Sc and
5 $50 Vld a: 6jco
school ce1t t>afes wefe puU:ed con!na' as 6s3
IS. NO sales were reported.
Tie s4les og ordinary state ~afrafte SbcT1ded
$500 at i6 and : lG0e and S23o6 at 4Iso They
change
Ltgisiasive ssarsants. sn.ies demand aS sle
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

when MissI Faithful delivered her zee.
ture in Cincinnati. gentleman in the ar.s
dience was about to speak to fashionable
girl by his side in praise of the plainness of
her dress, but the words were taken out Of
his mouth in this wises o'Ohe yes l am of
course. very sorry she Is not dressed in
more style, but then you know she is geally
very good
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06

A beautiful girl was married Ia San Franc
cisco, last week, and at the conclusion of
the marriage ceremony she turned to her
husband and said. George; kiss me, l am
dying" The husband complied with the
request. and at that moment the young
bride fell dead to the floor
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
ballast tie NJ Puig &co-2d district
scloon'r Mischies Hnuter.4 days to;m Etl:a. 70
> Macheca &co-2d district PIT
Schooner Eva A6sl. Eaton, IS days f3oas ItaTanS,
to MASTERED slistIict
Sc!c'rtr Cor stanc.. o terson tfavs from RGa.as
Ss..:I. :ss Morgan Aco--2d a.s!.!ssPV
TOwBoATso
6:aearos. sa'tews''. from eh. Ya.s.s-w.u. !;..:vp
'iglt Brought ry bark Boa AID schooner n ss
E:caco. aver.i' from ST.. "asses-Tow-a down
ts:he bar: goth ultimo. bark Japan and bs g
ti:i..ye-. B.1usis W. schooner Eva lde!i
STEAMBOATS,.
%s PsSeo Grown from .',.n!.s
Bertha. Johns"2. s ON s'amG.;
eLiszie Hopkins. ACcon. ir"'n T;.iir.f:..x
louisville. MA.Iison. frt.sr Csprin,la:i
s.r.as Republic. :., Wesen, from st Lca.s
1mpre, J.arfIeas. :rOm Lower toast
J. HensleS. E.d.s.e. So:s Lower Caas:
OUTSIDE Sas ;;iE-B0rSp N.
Ses9ms:i. Mississippi. C,..wsl:. ssUlI New Yc,H
.uth .ltim" II Lutir.dse.i--e
BIT si steamship ice. Ellis. from Ise:ao' A2:i!
2, 30 Decan, Zerega &cc-e
B!..Ish steamship Alabama. :!re. :r.rs ssas.ov,
April 2. ia Cardiff Z" "A Nile: &c'.--
S!!v S.iotc. N:saas... si"s. Is'esS": %aseS 5. I"
EXPORTS.
rArR%->:.S a'sssssns C.:y-sSss ta'ss tss:.u
sHPOETs.
sAHHrRN. PASRE. sANrAS.EB ASP HS.
SANA :. st. an.i.ip ai.k'urt-.Asfd mdse
HAVASa.Ssiocnsss s.de.!-2.s At6s tnc,a.srs -"
bxs sugar
HAvANA-st.a.nsnif. :i>e.s;-Asti fniss
s,LASGOW->teamship Alabama - ; std m,fsp
RUATAN ISLAND--schooncr Gnnstauce-.-3?s sts
panta'ns 1850 lunches I'd narss g" so. 2iu.ap;les
1000 cocoanuts bbl lines
CEDAR KEIS.-Et..sIHs!iv lsyaca--;" eslss sos.
soL S:osa sVECgee
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
NIARAETa@e
iDO.nesf;c iMarkefso

sGss SossS Tay Cotton .3u3!a saHes S8S sss~s.
dding ui,Iar DIS 59&c: fniddling Gypars Jssacs
Net receipts Of cotton 28S bales; gross 1888 Sales
for export 2j baeSo Sales of futures 70 sav 20 Goa
bales as follows Low middl ng for May i8 scs inue
F'eur St. sdy. Whisky easier 80 i a9lc Wheat
p ime spring 4Sset aid fl IA feld9 slieP grades
il3l and 5I buyers tavoiS winter and lo~ grades
of spring closed nc lowero Corn qn0et and af
changed. gellow Western socO Coffee finn. sugar
slroig5 ,oS higher and iR gooS demand Rice
oi1;et: aa Sc Pork dnlS and lowers fe w sness
heavy Tailow eco 'Freigbts steadSs GOJSpis UY
sail 5 I6d ed, a.y steam . a7-l6do 40
Sixes OF 1851. l201.a tive-twenfes o.? 1867, Yi3:
of 1864 u.s. of 1865 liz q ll.a: OF 1865 il9 3sS
of 1868, Il77.; new tv-s, ll4.; tep1orties lI3lss
Tepns sizes 85; Virginia skies 43 new AZ, dee
ferr-d l3a: Louisiana skies 49, new 80 levee skies
40, eishts 30; Alabama eights 81, fves s.; Georgia
skies -, fevens 81 North CartJ;nas 35. neAv 6,
special tax X South Carolinas, 25o new, 10 Aprls
ClsciSSATI, NAV 5..--Cotton dull and lower: mid.
ding lSHc; Flour firm at 81 6oa7 S5 Wheat finn
Provisions Gui.t and firm Pork quiet non nal
and unchanged. Lard frs; light Offe lngs; steam
&c; kettle s1ac. Bulk meats steady; shoulders &c;
clear rib e1sc: clear eisc for city Bacon 6rmer;
shoulders sc; clear rio s7.c; cleSr lO'sc. Whisky
steady at s6c.
8; extra do SIS 50G5 rs; double extra S1f6d6 so.
Wheat au.l ard unchanged only samrs lots sold;
No. spriu 9 Chicago 81 231s asked. 81 81 bid No.
led winter S e8 asked, s SO bid. Corn steady,
for track lots of No. mixed 37c higher for elevator
tract 3l', G33 in elevator. Whisky firm at SIC.
Pork duh at l& 250l8 50. Dry salt meats nominal.
shoulders 7c; clear NIB &c; clear s4e Bacon Gpie';
only iohbirg orCer trade; shoulders GO SleaS
sides iCaG dlossco Lard nominal at Sc.
Foreign Markets.
I1vsaPoo1 May s. Evening.-Cot+cn closed tuHG;
uplands Cd Orleans 95ed. Sales 600 bales, for
port aud speculation 1000. The sales include eGCo
American. From Charleston or Savannah july and
August, l3-l6h; MAY aud June 8'od Nay 80 lsseSy
from New o1loaus, 8s;i.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
COMMERCIALS
NesSnAY Evening, May 3 iseS

NeNDAY EVENING, May q 1s.5
CCI S0e-f-he sales 7oday summed up $3.50
bales, at extremely irregular prices, requiring a
a reduction of . c in quotations for low mG
ding aud the lower grades. We give also the Ex
change figures which ole for average lists accord
iIg with It's types, while present
the proper range Of the market for aver
age Isis, bay with the outside figures for low Md
ding. good 0ldnary and ordinary Glveas Sis she
outside Sor striCP uS tLose g adeho
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
Sfeiec soiaxicas and KiyeF KePos:s

The signal sesvices United States army.
reports. for TIE benefit of commerce. the
meteorological :scoyd, and s:se o: fall Of
The rivers. a: sS:;S J.. 81. :oea: ;:Es. sss'+s.
$oele
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-06
The Temperature.

Mr Ici:is Fyige:ic. Ne. 80 Charfres .t.ee:.
reports :he weather :os Sunday and y...
!erday :ss :el!.ws:
sam. 2PM 81; N.
May t.osssss.s-.s.s &C. ee
May ................ =! IS
Lowest po;n: during che night of May :.
Sc. Rains May ) and ). one inch.