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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-04-25
An Old Hors>e.

The draught horse. Bill, owned and
worked at a lumber yard in Marysville,
CAL, is thirty-seven years old, and as
spry as a three-year older.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-04-25

A DASBURY man fractured the cell
ing Just above a chair in which there had
been placed a hot poker, upon which he
sat
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-04-25
FLOWS, WAGONS,
Carts, Spring Wagons, Etc,

10 the very best manner Having this largest expert
enoe Of any workman Of MY age la the state | am
buil In stanford, and shall warrant every job that
leaves my shop. | have associated with me gDod
uood rkmAni and viii use none but the beat SEA
.oned timber.
PRESENT Prices;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
A Sunshine Panic.

just as Rubinstein, the great pianist, had
seated himself yesterday afternoon at the
Opera House. 20 give the closing perform
arce on the piano, CLEAN of bright sun
shine stole through the blinds, lighting up
a portion OF the parquette. At the same
time there was loud talking III the bnilding
outside OF the auditorium, and, BE quiet
was spoken in thunder tones by one of the
auditory The ladies saw the intense light
heard the commanding tone, and thinking
the cry OF fire was raised, began TO rush for
The doors leading from the parguettE.
Some one, seeing the ypsh, cried = fire y
and then a scene Of confusion, alHost in
describable ensued. Rubinstein ceased
PLAYING, turned towards the audience, sat
silently looking On in amaHement. and then
quietly arose and walked from the stage.
The rush continued in all directions, not
withstanding the assurance from some
among the audience that nothing was
wrong. Those in the parquette nearest
the stage rushed franticaijy there, some Of
them literally leaping over the Steinway
piano and from the boxes neay the stage
ladies were assisted to come down. The
scene was one 0E dire confusion, Su' for
rnnately no one was injured, and shortly
order and quiet WAS restored and a." peT-
formance vent on to its conclusion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
MARK ITS
D0mestIc Markets.

NEw York. February i.-CGtt0E-s Ei"e
aT futures 1900 bales, as follows: February
9OA d9O 9-lGr: March 20 !l-lt Eu4%"; april
20 I5-lGn2lc: May 2li4 G2i ..loc: Jun"
eI5.n. .]uIg re: sale Tor expert 20 day
non.. last evening I40; sales f34 bales: up
lands 9Ia,r: Ollrans u sc. Flour and
wheat quiet and firm. Corn firm; Southern
yellow Is Nc: white Toe. Pork dull and un.
changed. Lard dull and heavy. Naval
stores quiet aud firm. Groceries quiet and
firm. Fleights quiet.
CINCINNATI, February Cotton quiet:
middling 2Gasc. Flour steady demand
moderate; >S - a IS 30. Whcat-Drmand
fair and market trm; 81 73Ul -. Corn
Demand fair and market firm at 40 gale
Oats steady. Pork nominally unchanged
Larl-Steam shade 'wer; sales at nc,
kettle Sc. Bulk meats firm; shoulders ne,
aidcs wanted, clear rib Gl9c, clear 654c, all
fully cured Bacon firm and nonnally un-
changed. Whisky steady, with moderate
demand, at Sc.
ST. LOUIS. February l.-COtton-De-
mand light, but holders firm low midi ling
selling at lSl9c; middling l9l2c. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and
prices dropping; No. spring Chicago
81 3d. No. 1 fall 81 -. Corn dull and
prices dropping; No. 2 mixed 81 a y he on
east track; - a 3jc in elevator. Oats steady;
demand moderate: No. ; 29c on east track;
81 ~ a 33c in elevator. Whisky lower - a
S9l4c Pork tirm standard held ut $l3.
Dry salt Deats firm; demand almost wholly
for future Bacon firm at IA dIasc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
Burkp>s Pamphlet Against che Sssach
Revolution.

Never had pamphlet such success with the
class il was written to please. George III ..
OF bis own motion, settled upon the author.
whom ne had hated for invent EosiX yealsV II
pension of fl200 year, and soon after a
second pension Of f250O year. 3he king
had also number of copies handsomely
bound tor presents, and when ne gave one
to q fay0rite he would say This Is d book
VIII ch every gentleman ought 20 read
The emperor Of Germany. the Empress
Gatharine of Russia, the royal family of
France, and even poor Stanisaus of Poland,
sent the author some tribute of their Gin
cera gratitude. The book had a great run
with the public; in England, 10000 copies
were sold in three months, and III France
$1,000 of the French translation. During
ing the first half year, the number Of replies
which it called forth was thirty-eight.
lis effect upon the public WAS wholly and
greatly bad, because it excited the reader
without instrucliDr him. it hardened the
Tory's heart and shut his mind to every
truth which it most concerned him 10 know:
while she humane portion of the people
were 0nl: GncenSed at thS cONtCmptuous
tone OF the work toward ali Hhe most pitia-
bio victims Of aristocratic, misrule-those
" no had fapsed ander il ircm citizens 20
popuIac~. Mad wo.lG For thirty years.
in various capacities. pubsjc an: private.
Edmund Burk" had served his eountrym. II
ON both si,tse of fhe ocean with fidelity and
poser. and got little 10y il hut an oppor:t:-
nify 90 Rerr. ':rm better. he writes this
false and foolish pamphlet. and behold him
yish, and the world 1T his feet! The people
gave him little hut honor .auJ ;hr kings re-
wa'dsh him with aN b.: ;;.s' .ifI."E"
M.ath!,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
Soaring n Yankee.

The following story is told by the Boston
Commercial BuUetin:
Say You! Miste5: Look here said
:. specimen OF the genus American Yankee,
the other day, to aslIghtly-bu!lt citizen who
was hurryinc past him in the southern pars
OF the city
o.Wen, what is il i! bs 4Uick-l'm N d
hurry" replied the citizen.
Wall, e'pOse you kin s.opn' aimee"
civil question, can't ye"
Certainly is i;9''
is there much small-pox about ha"":
Il think there is; YOU had better ''Eoio
crowded places, and =,
"Yaas. know, that's what our doctor toio
me. 20 got aout at the Roxbury depc IN
Std of fidin into the Boston ore, where
there's crowd. I'm pesky feared ON H.
an I'm akin GaCun because
But. sir. I've answered your question
and you must eXcu-e me iT"m stopping any
longer"
"Sha'n't do no such hing. said iona
| th8n. o.WhaH in thunder the use az SoHf
gettin' hutiy abOn' it, .,,
"Sir. you are evidently tl"n' the county
and don't consider"
"Cnnsider be darned' It's goa city
| propl,, thar consider yourselves =" con
| founded stuck az you can "pea" I" COM
| non folks" ::
| II was about so say FehiaIkec thr WIZ
! zen, 'that son dcn'' consider the FISK y""
| run in stopping a stranger
..Resk?" said the man, forgetting MS
f! .mall-pox scare. and misihterprefing me
! caution. "Resk! why, there's n hat td"u0-
! ling one that looked Ike Hitch OF bacon'
that would knock 20" jnter the 'n'ddl'' Ell
! next week"
| No doubt of it," replied the other, draw
/ ing back as il tionlishcd IN dangerous r'oA
! unity 10 his nose.
"Yaas, my little Teller continued Rns'i,
Gus, laying both hands upon the fa?peis OF
! the mans coat, and drawing him c!"se to
ward him, u could throw Som clean over
nv head if | had 3 mind tew.
Take your hands of me, sir. on don
| know what you are doing: You don
know who am"
.Don't know who yOu be Wall. who
are y.s Governor, or the State constable
"No, I'm ono 81 the nurses from the smah
box hospital over gender, and I'm gong ~
get some medicines at the doctors office
and you are stopping NE and running So'n"'
| thing of q risk in doing So"
Fhe Yankee evidently was al tie. same
opinion, for be LET GO the lappels cf the
others coat collar as if they had been we'd
hot and stepped aside as if he had seen a
locomotive coming for him at . nile % min
ute speed.
Then, casting hurried glance at the
hospital over yonder," he lett in the oppo
site direction. and was last seen in chem
lists shop negotiating for Il pound OF chlor
de Of lime and quart bottle of dieintectiDg
fluid
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
The white F{eHsco

Nv copy the following from Washing
son special 10 the st. Louis G!obs:
General o. Z. BabcocE. - engineer in
charge of public building. and grounds.
made a report 70 the c0msl.ts" having
Them in charge relative TO the condition o!
the Whit. House, sanitary an! otherwise.
whic, has .iust been printed. According To-
thls document the executive mansion Is
fh"wn I" be very Hnheaithy, very 'Hc0nve-
nieat aua Sery much dilapidated. unless
kept continually under repair. The " hite
Hons" is eutrel, without what are termed
modern improvements. many OF the tfoOr
and root silnbers arc in state Of decay,
ceilings are nearly I'll cracked. and every
gear some eff them fall. In sOIne rooms
they have settled several inches The base
meut is below che Level on one side. and is
unwho!esOme and damp. Since 1863, three of
the servants hay" died Of distase induced or
accelerated 10y the dampness. the house
~ also insufficient IN extent for lis Uses.
there. beng but one entrance. sxcep! :hat
for serNants. while the frs. .ioor has GENE
10 oe used entirely fer puibl. purposes
There IL only ono private ;u0m On it. On
'hc second fooro after allowing two rooms
!or the hi.lne-s offices. fhey. are hut eight
re. ms e.: tire use az ,he Preside MIS- family.
By using the library as q sitting room. the
prssen. chief magistrate Is enabled 90 OIL
taip one spaTe room for ~ guest. GeneF;;
BabcOck says there are hnCd,eds Of private
residences Gere nOIe commo1icus and .uit.
able :or e Eentiemans family. than the
White House. 1t might be u-e.; for au
Office ont ever, then u w";siI lss :vl.i.G s:.
convenient and unhealthv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
Wire Last Nish,-Three Houses Burnrd.

Sergeant Hearsey reports that about ten
o'clock last night, fire WAS discovered ir d
one story frame building, No. G51 Mag lzne
street near jackson. which extended
TO the adjoining frame building, totally
destroying three buildings, and pas.
sally destroyed the twO-story frame house
adjoining, which were owned by The follow
ing persons: House No t." owned by >. "
Finuey, and occupied by Calet Il Co. as %
dry goods store; building insured in tho
Mechanics and Traders Insurance Com
panv Soy $1,000; insurance on stock aot
known. Another hOusP, owned by j. G.
Norwood, and occupied as IL sho" stare :
amount Of insurance not known.
Another !.cTpied by Mrs. rar..h ~ -
ilGga depot. also DESTROYED. Insurance or
hsusV abe,s Saeo i.s Lafayette INSURANCE
a;Nmpan:.
The wooster: h3u.e SwHr.' AZ? ec:np'c!
GeS Mrs. {. q. a. Iehds NJ. damaged 81
che amount OF $:.90: GuIir severed hy H..
@urancc in the Home In>uraus. Company.
The building owned by DE-. weeds Wis
damaged by water ." Che amour; "! SOS.
Total valve "S 'N~ property G.ss,nyss
about $S00r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
qEuiI TO- ElpiPvo

i$ needs scores OF just sucf, tnsR aa Nafey
the newsdealer and stationef. Z" b'irg New
Orleans Nut of SrS present lethargy. lie
andoayoTs 80 excel in his business, snI lie
commando Ru%cS.s. Sn his counters IN
Commercial place and Poydras street. ana
Mobile railroad, can De found eli the lead
eng monthly publications % the world pub
gished III the English language; daily pa
Pers from Sew York and The leading West
@rn cities; ilusP rated. scientific and aterars
weekly Qapess, and She Sew Orleans daily
Be Halexa"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
&FI,I in Arnls

So reproduce the subioine3 ssees.' a. G'o.
louisville EourisroPoH9IGI.
NAsHINGgex, January &2o-ghe louisiana
investigation So-day occupied about i've
aours. 1t was confined altogether TO an sx-
animation into the election returns for the
sarious parishes. Pinchback wanted 20 Sub
init testimony that Warmoth wanted te hire
him with so Goo but the committee refused
60 receive it, Waumoth said that Pinch back
was not in she hahie Of refusing such offers.
Prnchback rsturfrt sharply on him. Soon
SITTER the two lsts fLs committee Foom to-
gCtior and pr0menaasG agm in a.W Tp and
slovu tlls .'S,l3Iloppo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
FOR RENT,

USE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
tji~iblg i oa.c,-A comfortable two-storv house,
a,nin,IE iocated ON Camp street with everything
bel 10 r1r housekeeping, and al in good order
chaser fr ~ new, VIII be sold in block 10 a puT
plete in an I o"n use The estab ishmeut g com
is oyyI. an t departments, having been selected BY
health F lot use. Win be sold o. account OF bad
Apply. ADDRESS HOUSE, at this this otiire. a.
80 isrdh ENT.R"oMS WITH or WITHOUT
~ os takers Apple at No 27 CaHp street DeaI
- ~. de9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
POUND NOTICES,

A. DEPARTMENT cY POLICR,
VIZ, g. Wv Orleans. January 81 1874 }
w BROUGHT TO TRB sIxvH pIsTRCT
and BordsaTus on Jersey street, between vsleDce
one bay MARE
we cream colured MARI
eIpenses ~ aS ny Omed within five days and the
ton AT ,siS p paid. win be sold at pc bic sGc
ig-3 At +%a aa Found on WEDNESDAY, February s.,
'oshHr sRb~sCSR, Adu.niet@t69
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
MonetarY--C0mmercIaI.
MONETARY.

- ,-0V r,rr.y yypi,6rgCsx
NFr. ..nntF FvxsIse, February !. It-3 I
", +,arercnew feature to notice il the
.iu"ney marNeJ H. iU,"" a4'.r;ros both in hank
street rates ,rnra of moderate extent.
AM On tlio 80. 1,l' .rarso..ions 1T nreyinus
ana Iho tt ! u,i+h last week thc de
rates. ~ La,iLo ma +bair CURRENCY
posi- iiiios 1 ~ e1,a incraase INIT discounts
10 I,t I;+ria falling off IN the demand
inoicato 70 ,nn+n frat class narpr with
We c" ,n.|Ii ~ 70 l. cant 4, annniu. and Al
cc,i2tetais az ~ s "smT Lass at Is hrs;
~ I,nrtgsra ns,ey a, Ir and Second
80 80 -
'i"S' ~ .-,,,,a.
Ne" Ears 1Ii->o
G. Cc OF I.i ;. b |dad 20 :;
seofus si; a.t 9S9 SIS Is 200 3I5 36
T Tag 1 hT wee ist N'tf 836 il I7o36 u
Total week before. i3.i5s,6Zl o! i,''8.Z@i "
co;d ,rcned .. ll3l. ali@l2, against
,,5I2 W, Wi, and ai.rr an active
hrsioass Chased M II3gII3l. i. decline OF
b. f-r,n vasterIay's r..ezl, The sales
,,,,,I -, 90 6nG i,,lr[ir@ N;S 0ae $1,000
i sIz onm, 81 ne. S7n0o 5000 and $4,000
., It;<is. sl,; GOO 5000. $1,000 ami $60UG: al,
dIqIL. a. non .,lI3l. y ;i32.. e., 600 $4,000
aDo0n efo00 s7AG0 and SO Co3l =. Ii3#.
"a s4600 AZ ;i3I5
NJ lies Of s;iv.r werf, rcpo,.e,i. We
rnnta half dollars AZ ltUlxs ana
NJ" - Ill. ~ ~ 1,l u cent premium
"; mV Goid ''>'
Ths ,nove,nen. in sterIin. exchange was
of moderate extent. and nnder the course
Of gold and bile az New York. rates de,
riined - L cen! for private bills and i tor
bank. The sales amounted TO 900. com
prsing ES00N bill Of iading at i.:212 a 49,
t.:!5O0 (ff50r bill Of ia,ling and t-0oo Al
| cleaTj at l42*.: t2000 Al clear at ~ 5:
E22, 900 $500 bill .; 'adinG. t!Oo9 bu' OF
laGing and Al clear ami t3OOc, -32O" and
| $1,000 Al clear, al 1913: .2o, 00o bill OF iading
and Al clear at '2:' q 1873 Is: : 1000 bank At
! I23a. and $500 bank sight at l21l2.
The sale OF francs included .oo."co com
mSreel at i.6s,. 49,. 49, u, y. r.,;.., sale .,
| $40. 600 at -.
At the close stcriir. bile we're
Iuotei at !92i2 L.: for bill! Of lading and
a. clear, and II !354 for bank. end
francs al 1863. " / 81 Il for private and bank
| at 4.t3as. German marks were quoted at
lO74a.
The offerings Of domestic eXchanS" were
| of liberal extent, and New Iol sight closed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Mr.. John T.. Owens, the popular come
dian, will enter upon two weeks engage
ment at the Varieties Theatre tomorrow
evening with his own dramatic company.
The Memphis lippcal says of him:
The great comedian is holding high car
nival at this house, now thoroughly estab-
lishcd in the confidence of our people. He
has been playing to crowded houses every
night, and every night has left fresh iu-
press of his genius for comedy i'll the minds
of his audience. He has taken the town by
storm, and holds it by the comic power he
yields so well. lie is irresistible His
presence is the signal .! laughter,
and such is his influence that even
the actors pay tribute 10 his
mimicry, and, passing the bounds
of stage propriety, laugh tor perhaps
the thOusandth tiue. TO say hat he is
boon inst now, when coal is scarce and the
frost is keenest, is not 10 do him Justice who
makes forget our worrlmentS and tor
men IS, our fTets and fumes, ana laugh as
j, artily as though we had all our weary
lives never had sorrow, trial, troIhle or
care Like a pebble ca5tintO a su!ien pool,
Gwens has tippl"G the surface 0t our social
life, and made that well UP which we had
hidden under Our disappontnents. lie
has done us good service. The people say
So and hence. have locked 20 see him, over
filling the barge house every performance.
and finding only brief moments between
The laughter he prOvokes, seize them
eagerly TO rain their hearty applause on che
head vi their benelactOr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The aew Senator elect lie Kansas. Hon
John James ingsi.s, IL % lawyer oG gstch!
son, a na'ir. -: Essex county. Mas.aehu
sets. and is shir.y-s!xht wears ols: He is a
graduate oh William College, Na-sach.,
set.s. aud sven: ~ Kansas in October. ls5s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

ghe london Irhc, commenting on fhs
rressas fashion OF wearing false hair. ptse
this question: DO men aealig IKE women
better when their heads aTe surrounded bc
thess giles az Ms,esricious meRjacity:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
COMMERCIAL
>.qrxo.r EVENING. February ls:s

CorToN--Ihe sales to-day embraced 80"
bales Exclusive OF zoe after ) y. N. ycster-
day., at lower prices, requiring reduction
in cur quotations OF Is q sc. w" give
also the Exchange figures, which are f"r
average lists according with i:s o11!-
cial type. while Ours present tie proper
range OF the market for Average lists. but
with the outside figures fer tow m!ddling
and the lower grades given as the outside
figures for strict:
NEW ORLEANS GL4sSllI::TIOS, AS-:NiIIa:.D
1S TEAI on LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
IcOrrINUED FROM FIRST PAGE
/ and talipg. Weather cloudy aud

feet and Ealing. Weather cloudy aud
CAIRO, 3'ebrusrv NO arrivals ar he
5,artlre- The !iver has fallen t!.@sn
!nrhe,. Weather clear. Mercury >
ST.. LOUIS. February River b@e !"Aen.
considerable ice still running. Weather
gloudy and colder. with prospects 81 snow
Fy3xsyiLLE February H. weather
sf0udy and co,i. River lac fallen eighteen
inch. :; comparatively little ice.
I,0UIsvuIE, February I.-i!iver falling:
aeven feet in the canal; five ia the chute.
Weather aeaC and much colder. Ger
cradle ice still, running. 70 :noVc:n".:s a!
boa's.
Weather Report.
WA DVs.EsMESS J
Office Chief signal 'fic-T,
Washington February J. 1878. -! = b.
PROBABILITIES
S'0r The Southern States Ea~t ~ zoe MS
gissippi, rising barometer. decided Hall O!
temperature, fresh and brisk northciIE 70
7YesicIly winds and partially cloudy "-ath
or. with areas Of light snow over tennessee
and Kentucky. For III" Middle Sta:"', RS
4ng barometer, fall OF temperature. fresh
and brisk nOrtberly 60 westerly winds. par
qially cloudy weather AN! occasional are az
nf generally ;eIy Hg'.t 'n"W i"' sc"
England. rising barometer. i"' '"ihp"Ia
furr. fresh and brink ur'i!l"ry :" "'rt'il y
wines and partly cloudy weather. WIZ
areas If generally very ii@ht snow. From
che Ohio valley and Miss"uri I" !.1a" Ere
and thc'upuer lakes, on Sunday, dlnnE's ilH9
u,re4eurt.. winds gradually backing I" west
arly and eouthrIlv, and generally clear :'no
cold weather. but afternoon tel"grapl!c II
uorrs from Minnesota and Dakota h.''t
,,pr hResrr received,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

Alice JerrolS g daughter oE Che sell
Known London iteratcur. Blanchard Jer-
rold, and granddaughter % the famous
Douglass .Terrolds - CONTRIBUTING So Che
american Register.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

SO4P-The market is well supplied. It's
in good demand, with prospects OF an early
advance New Orleans brands preferred.
We unote: Magnolia 5Q512c; olive ga 6l.c.
calm 7la a Sc: patent pressed olive -. a : l3c.
and castle BE p fb, with IA deduction
q! Yale e. II on large lots. Cold
water SOAP l0c, and polishing lOc = %:
extra olive 20 in round lots, and . L a }ac
lob.
EIsE--fs ir good demand. and some kinds
are selling lower than az the North. ~ e
quot: Nackerel Extra No. | So IN bb'a,
ST. g in hal; bbls St in quarter bbls, and
E.! 30 il kits; No. bay at $14 in bbis, q ~
in half bbls, s. in quarter hhls. and - -
in kits: No. at Sll so in bhls; Sc III BAH
bbls. IS in quarter hbls, and : ~ in kits;
No :: - in bbls, S iii half bb!s; 81 .. an
quarter bhl-. and 81 p in kite. Cod. =
box. 81 - "a ~. and &C T. ID in quarter
drums. large do at ~. a l.c 3 10. Her
rings. S. 4 bbi. 5: 20 y halt Dbl. Lnc s''e
t. box.
Iron COTYoH TITs- Al: biHds are s"."hG
a: SAG a &c i 70.
EALIsG VwI>E-EaN DE quoted ~ wh"i'-
! sale at lic y IL. Dealers are retailing a.
lie y 10.
fOrroS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pay ei'' q
ton on levee. they farms hlng tte bags.
tOTToE SEED CiL-Most OF ths STOCK s"s
been woTkedotf by sales on private 'efh!'
and shipments on manufacturers accom-:
| Crude i quoted al iV', ana renee = d''''
| al JOc E gaHor.
SAL.-l-jNerp"Gi IL N ample supply ana
fair demand. Dealers saIes are : ~ i"r
coarse. and ~ - a - for fne. deiiv"f"o
with deduction ios drayage when taken IL
lots at warehouse. Turks island Is sniNng
at 81 a! 70 t bag OF two bushels. i@"l'
salt IN pockets -. ti2c each. as ID slze.
TALLow-The stock is fair. with .';'.e
inquiry. We GU tie choice SIC 9 ID o,
.l.ha. IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

There we're 1856 cases sf smallpox ga
New York City last year, OF which SsS Pc
suited fatallv-more than one IN tbree.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02
Marine Intelligence.
GFss!CE or THE REPUBLICAN,
sunday, FEBRUARY .. 1s1..
.ii8aED YESTERDAY.

:LsSSED YESTERDAY
*'s"i;ns..y V.s:"'6- SI"tIoIo}is. Whoteh"'.: Sec:
$,-N York
british steamship S'.,s. Els i"' Bremen.
French ship FHrlao>~. pUsGTGtI for Liv"rp"".
Eitish ehipI a. Gary i.r Liverpool
EIi;isi e!!ir r.I"i.". My t"n2,ae SrO Coz ?aN
sTpuo:
3, ,.-h lark N,v <"oli,r. Hatfield, for LiveE;su:
Norwegian h"IL Franklin, Has >"!. for R"ys.'
S"hcrn.I StlL1r.' EaITisoD. :Or P-rsaG"S
s"H."""V - Dil!. Ran mouI. iuA TaAIHe
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
E;.T '.V, steamship >tIasbn.g, Bare FROM Pc
1f' Gi:l'l" 80 Hsyr". southampton and He
:" J. St"rk:E"NtY G""-etA district 40
Steamship S,.ns'4l >'dgwjck, Evans, from Sa's
york 80 ".''..!". :" De" a Y"ssiick SGs-1G
a stYisI
STEAHDUATS.
"..a'hs:s Be-. h.anhs IRON, Qua. MA C,gQ
si.yti"weT '2;ltun, rom Beae Ii Hale
Lc" fOdG", from Ouachita BiyeF
!s"'s.'rr Ait"'l+h Fowler from Esanso, %
!. Hodge. HEM. from Alex Sndria
- john. Gr~sth0use. from Bai on Rouge
~ t!.lsCyE .."uas, fr"IR Litce Rock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-02

The market lar green saIteH hiGes IL
u',r..t. ami son 6 ii, sc,Iy.ions are weaker ia
price. Dry are still il good demand; iGUG
CIT, slaughter steers sold duriag The week
a: iti,c v!rt selrc''"us. ana 10" as 'tSy
we ~ %lsc.