New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-29
ihe Through Corn Nicsen,s ~.

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The .fJ.l.-,. s.. /. large traffic il! ..n,,,
GuI.n. 'n- .'.I.li!. :"u months i. pc: haDs
petts. 90" 80. H..1!c. be- gulr.. oar
sner. iant. !nr. sire =. Lou. .ii 10.
ac1!eg', her s.LF proportion 81 II. ~ ia;..
.cCOrdlu. 20 che most reliable. statistics.
wanrs 80, 500 oct. tu.ha'. of oUr co.I. .c.
t%.en now Al. n.&j Urc.u Der. j. che .a.
get il. liz. ps"pi. aAc disc yertd tL1. =. =.
1rrs .-'.fi il :. .he .weefts.. mos. Whole
some au! richie: i, .i'di elements 'han aEy
other kind .: bIead-tufi Whil..uIn ranges
al under Ii cents pc. !u-!!"! tgolI) in ~.
Louis, no form vi bread can be obtained bS
the working glasses Of England 80 .hespIy.
TIE lowest grad. q iouT-pOOT. Wredv.
worthless stun, bas .ihts unit .. be- taken
lnro the hninaI st.Iuach-is rated at s. e.
- - pet l5o pounds or one barrel
The very choicest b0lted corn meal-kiln.
dried and tit 10 ship To any port OF the
worlds worth g - 10 > 80 per !96 h.,
or one barrel. There can be no doubt,
therefore, hat the people of the Old
World VIII coon learn the superiority Of
American maize as breadstuff England
has arrived dt ills kno ~ledge pretty thor
OughlI, and will. in the years to come, an
nually increase her consumption of Il. Her
hard worked miners, cOliieT1, smelters, arti-
sans, sa~-grIDdfrs, quaTyinen and farm
hands viii -tradily learn to .ejreH the poor
wheat -four At 3 per barrel, and take the
good corn meal at 81 30 03 per barrel. I'll
naic Y the Nations of Asia wit also
consume corn more largely than thry do al
present. and t." iuIeicnC" Is That within The
next ctntnry The corn iaDd- of Missouri!
will be the.r most valuable lands.
But tie WORK we have to d.. in tii. .n.yc.
meut oi core J., Europe during the coming
few mon rs must be accomplished without
any delay. .A.t th.I" WI. be plenty OF
""t"s IA ~. e!ysr ncGc can aoi... Tbs:
l.i"'" l. an sl.Ia.a;Ic" 81 .oT.. ~ ii.s: ..n:@,
ali i"l. .csii2n. The remaining condition.
az" !.'a; "'l' merchant. MAKE. ADEQUATE Of
i"''. :" ,D"E- hat 'D.n 40 :i.- :I.aI k"'. and
...J ~; ,aTE" s!n-. enter. .ea.uuE!. .I.en
~" Transportation "i eDrG ~ c.i.s az low
tHt.s. ". al. ;uAy aware chat - d.. lie
ih". mr-t ):vs ~ !"sst seven Zee of wAt.T
durlne he low Wat"E rc.."i.. uU' iuGica ,..n.
al! i..E"S 'hc y..-D'Bf..u. 'a.t :l.i. vii. he,
e" thrW. W,'h.Hi . doubt
.cpaI. :l.git =. II! ~. l.. .'lOng',. .ni .,'eal.
tDHBaP" plenty enough ?. ca.." eve all
! h." corr =. Lou. merchant. can handle.
b.s'.rinv Nd. SrIE. ~! III. ti... o.. :. !.
l.UIt x Co. EuI.IU .lar. Iowa, wa, i. the city
~ .o.tc .or New Orleans. WHAT Il" 'hs
merchants ~ -. t,.u.. ina gin. his sui-siU.
- th. C...c.n. Or. ga: Not .. ..L..n.
IN. comm. "d!n!vs. ~ . .uG !I!l. .,us I" ~
ran ~ ~. shipping com direct if.H. Burning
ton :. L,v.T:, Oh. Why Because be .c.il'
III Z" satisfactory arrangement IL TIA. clt..
liz, stated that during last season their firm
ship.ri produce her. and =" New Orleans.
and .rnt .,D. "arg" :" Liverpool, and tha:
'Er "n!: ..t!-iact0rS shipment they mad.
=" q. IN, Liverpool .hipm.us Therefore IL.
va going below :" loo. M" The storage
and forwarding: :ac:ii.ic. Of E.w Orleans.
Will. /. view az contiruir. hi. .FiI.l.lu. bust
Ms. lie sa!. there ~ an abundance vi
'ci1 J." he nPi@ states. an. Mat I'll" pc"
pie AZ" 'lcS and tired .: shipping 20
Chicago. and vii! either .eni .i.i. CON ~
s.s 'i:. iii. year a: through :" Liverpool.