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New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06

tillery malt 81 coal 80 y bushel. New
York hops are quoted at 60065e, and
\ Wisconsin at So a58c y Is.
FIsH-The supply is fair and the de-
I mand is very good. We quote: Mackerel,
extra No. So 50 in bbjs, Sl2 80 in
half bbls Sc in quarter bbls, and - 81
| in kits: No. bay at sl5 in bbls.. . -
| in half bbls. ST 80 in quarter bbls, and . 1 80
in kits: No. at $l2 50 in bbls, S6 80 in halt
| bbls. So 50 in quarter bbls. and 81 % in kits:
! No. 3 $40 in bbls, s. 50 in half bbls: IS
| IN quarter bbls, and 81 81 in kits. No. 8
| large Sll in bbis, Sc in half bbls. S3 70 IN
| quarter bbis, and 81 40 in kits. Goldfish, Y
box, Sl3Odl 81, and She p fb in quar-
ter drums: large do 606l9c = 10 Her
rings. S. p Dbl, 81 30 p half Dbl. and SOC
T. box.
SALT-The supply is good, and the de-
mand is better. with trmer prices. coarse
is selling at 81 50: fine 81 50 T. sack, with
deduction for drayage when taken IN lots
at warehouse. Turks Island is selling at ~
a | 10 = bag Of two bushels. Table SAT-
in pockets pip 619c as in size.
COAL-The supply is good, and the de-
mand slack. Pittsburg is selling at - oO t.
hid. 60c to steamboats,, 75 soc to manutac-
turers. 52l2 a 55c at wholesale and 81 at re
tail. Anthracite is selling at Sl2 5O0 - %
p ton. The stock at the Willow Grove
landing on the first instant comprised 81
boats and barges. There were taken TOR
consumption last month 81 boats and
barges
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs--Are scarce
and in demand in consequence of few ar
rivals. Palermo oranges are selling at
So 80 p box; Palermo lemons 50 80;
layer raisins 50 % y box, half boxes
81 20, quarter boxes Csc; citron 45c = fb;
currants sac; prunes (Germanl sac; figs
121ec; Brazil nuts l2l9c; almonds zoe; shelled
do 32c; fiiberts l619c; pecans lOl5 l242c;
dates Size T. ID; bananas 81 5O03 80 y
bunch; plantains 81 80 y bunch; pineapples
none here; cocoanuts So 50 u 100.
ToBACCO-The only sale reported to-day
was 3 hhds at -. We hear of some looking
around and indications that as soon as salts
factory freight engagements can be made,
buyers will come forward freely. We con-
tinue to quote lugs at Sa9c; low leaf at q
Ice; medium at 10 a lc; good at IL a l2c, and
selections at l213 BE. Receipts to-day %
hhds; exported none; stock on hand by our
morning statement 1904 hhds
FREIGHTs-Two ships were taken up for
Liverpool to-day at sd for cotton and one
for Havre at 4c. We continue to quote as
follows: By steam-Cotton to Liverpool
ll16 a ID, to New York 78c. By sail-Cot-
ton to Liverpool 58 a ID; to Havre lac; to
Bremen ll-l6d; to New York 7sc.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
Miss Leo Hudson.

The Louisville Comier-Journoi OF a recent
date says:
Last night, on the occasion of the benefit
of Miss Lee Hudson, the Opera House was
crowded to its utmost capacity, to witness
the the thrilling drama of Rock wood y
which was, we think, the crOwning feature
Of the engagement Many who have seen
and admired Miss Hudson as MozepBa sup
posed that to be her greatest specially, but
in that they were happily disappointed by
her representation of daring, dashing high
wayman, in which she appeared to the best
of advantage, adding new laurels to her
already established reputation.
The noble Black Bess also acquitted her
self in her usual good style in the
scene where the highwayman is overtaken,
the gallant Bess tatigued and worn out
vtinly kendeavOrs to carry her master
beyond the reach of his pursuers falls and
dies in a manner SO natural as to elicit
rounds of applause. But when the Ligh-
wayman calls upon his bOnny Black Bess
not to desert him, then all becomes still
like that stiffness which precedes the storm.
Finding that he is soon to be overtaken,
that his pleadings are in vain, he gives up
all hope and despairingly calls upon his
steed for one kiss at parting; slowly the
gallant Bess raises herself, kisses her
master, the head droops, and with con
vulsive quiver the noble horse dies amid
the laundering plaudits OF an admirins
crowd.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06

1t has often occurred to US that vengeance
would one day overtake some OF our rail
road baggage-smashers, but we never
dreamed of it coming in the manner por-
trayed by an Indianapolis paper:
Yesterday forenoon Charley Fisk, the
able-bodied and talented baggage master
at the Union depot, who was engaged in
unloading baggage car, deposited trunk
on the platform with his usual ease and
grace, when, of a sudden, it exploded with
a tremendous report, carrying CONSERVATION
to all around. A fragment struck Fisk on
the breast. knocking him down and iniur-
ing him severely. His hand and wrist we're
badly burned, and he will be off duty for a
few days. Fragments of the heavier ar
ticles OF male apparel were deployed in
every direction, and the sun was darkened
for space by a cloud of collars, neckties,
socks, handkerchiefs, and other light ap-
purtenances OF gentleman's wardrobe.
Tho trunk belonged to a Kentuckian, on
his way to Cincinnati, and contained his
raiment, two bottles of powder and bunch
of matches
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06

In thc next House of Representatives
there will he four Smiths. one each from
New York. Virginia, Ohio, and North Ca
rolina: tour Wilson's. from Maryland, Iowa,
Oregon and Indiana; three Williamses.
from Wisconsin. Massachusetts and In
diana; three Clarks, from New Jersey, Mis-
souri, and New York; three Harrises, from
Massachusetts, Georgia and Virginia; two
Cobbs, one from North Carolina, and one
from Kansas. two Parkers, one from New
Hampshire, and one from Missouri and
there are eight whose names begin with
No. The two brothers, Ebenezer and
George +. Hoar, come from Massac chusetts,
and there are enough other points in the
roster to make considerable annoyance in
the transaction of public business in the
House.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06

Lucetts J. Armstrong, an utilization of
Goodrich, who was murdered in Brooklyn
recently, in her testimony mentions Ros-
coe, who was arrested on suspicion. that
he was the murderer, in this manner:
met Roscoe on Monday, on the Bovery,
above Bond street; he spoke first; he said,
Where are you going ~ l replied, "GOing
to work." asked him why he was not out
of the city; he said, "Oh no. not yet" after
ward said he was going to New Orleans,
and wanted me TO write him; don't think
he said why he had not gone before; he
never told me of any time when he had
wreaked his vengeance on any other per-
son: told me once that man had struck
him; that he had won money from him;
never wrote Goodrich for money, and never
asked him for anv when | failed TO get it;
have written TO Roscoe at Baltimore, New
Orleans. Rochester Philadelphia and Els
worth, Illinois; ne never told me his busi-
ness except the time he wanted me TO take
and pass counterfeit money.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
Noxvs from Mexico,

Mr. William T. Pritchard, talented and
enterprising young Englishman, who for
nerlv-in 867-established the MeTican
Sta,.dard at the capital, has returned to
The profession. and as a result we have be-
fore US files of the Cosmopolitan, a paper he
has Just established, printed in English,
and devoted to commercial, mining, rail-
way and agricultural interests and news.
We subjoin some interesting items from
the flies before US
DR.. j. L. Ord, who represents the COM
pany treating with the government Tor
concession TO establish line of steamers
between the above named ports, will shortly
leave for Vera Cruz, to arrange matters
connected with his companys business.
The negotiations with the government are
progressing rapidly to a favorable issue,
and thanks to the liberality of the govern
ment and to the energy of Dr.. ORD, we shall
shortly be able to step from the cars OF the
Mexican railway TO the decks of first Class
steamers, which in four days will carry one
to New Orleans; thence by rail again in
three and half days to New York, over
the Atlantic in eight more, and the traveller
is in Liverpool or London in between six
teen and seventeen days from leaving
Mexico.
Mr.. Grandson, of Orizaba, is putting up
a cotton mill at the foot of the SIeTra de
Juarez, in the State of Oaxaca The sup
ply of cotton is amply abundant in the
nejghbOrhood for the demands OF very ex-
tensige establishment.
Messrs Zambrano & Co. are also erecting g
a cotton mill on the banks of the E5camilla,
in the State of Nuevo Leon. Thus we see
the results Of peace gradually showing
themselves.
German squadron, comprising four
steamers mounting tifty-three guns and
carrying 1870 men, is daily expected at
Vera Cruz. The squadron is on a scientific
trip around the world, and touches at Vera
Cruz after leaving Havana. The German
club is being prepared to receive such OF
the gallant officers as may come on to the
capital. and we have no doubt they will be
magniticently treated by their cOuntrymen
here, as well as welcomed by the city in a
bettting manner.
The election of General Don Diego Alva-
rez to the governOrship of the State OF
Guerrero is hailed by the miners of Coyuca
as good omen for their mining enterprises.
The General is shareholder in the Alvarez
Mining Company, which is London Organi-
zation. and of which Mr.. j. II. Petherlck Is
the local director.
On the twenty-second the national flag
was displayed on all the public buildings,
in honor of Washington's birthddy-ln
honor of him whose history is briefly told
by saying he was born British subject. he
proclaimed a republic, became its first
President, and died citizen of the United
States
tableau, made up by DR.. Skilton.
American consul, represents the national
debt of Mexico as SLY ,232 30.
In its telegraphic columns the political
difficulties in New Orleans are alluded to,
with the remark that "the contending par
ties in the election for State Governor have
brought their quarrel TO such pitch that
the national guard has been placed under
arms"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
for New Orleans. Weather very warm and

for New Orleans. Weather very warm and
cloudy.
PITTsBURG, April Electromagnetic de-
Ginning. now eleven feet two inches.
William Harger, mate Of the steamer L.
J. Bigler, died suddenly of heart disease
this morning.
EVANSVILLE. April 5-Weathe- cloudy
aud warm. Mercury -. River fallen
three inches within the last twenty y-fouI, /,
hours. The Charles Bodmann passeu
down at 3 p. NJ.
CAIRO, April 5.-Weathe- warm an ana
clear. Mercury g. - Ar-:ved-Capit0! Cl1y'
from ST. LouIs 3P. NJ: r w. Skillinger;
from Cincinnati. p. n; City OF Heiena'
from Vicksburg. noon. Departed-Dexte-'
for New Orleans. 3A. NJ; Capitol CITY. 1or
Vickshurg, A. NJ; iaeger, f0r New VI
leans A. NJ: Skiiiiuger, for Ked river
10 A M; City of Helena, for St Louis Z.
NJ River risen two inches WITHIN inc last
twenty four hours. .. ,,o,r;o
ST. LOUIS, April >. - ArrITed - :! NONE o.
Moore from New Orleans; Mary 4. Poe,
49,, SIrevanort Departed - Common
weaItb Great Republic and Henry Ames,
for New Orleans; Julia, for NlcksDurg.
Riyar rainp sl0wlv. Weather clear; very
warm. Mercury So at noon
Weather Report,
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Sigma! officer, 7
Washington. April s. 1873. i:3S Z. d.
PROBABILITIES.
A rising barometer and partly cloudy and
clear weather will probably continue during
Sunday IN the South Atlantic States, with
cloudy weather in the Eastern Gulf States,
and falling temperature, cloudy weather
and possibly light rain in the South
western The areas of low barometer
in the lake region and in West Nir-
ginia will very generally diminish. and
possibly disappear. Easterly. winds,
veering to s0utherly, will prevail in the
Middle States and in Southern New Eng
land, with generally clearing weather;
Southwesterly winds veering to west and
northwest will prevail over Lake Erie, the
upper lakes and the upper Mississippi val
lev, with falling temperature and cloudy
or partly cloudy weather. Cold northerly
winds will continue IN the Northwest and
will extend south over the Missouri, and
possibly into Texas,
Cautionary signals continue at Milwau.
kee, Chicago, Grand Haven. OswesO ana
Rochester.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
TINS is from the NeN-Nar INNS.

An effort Is being made 20 gaivanize .he
NcEnery government il Louisiana The
gentleman who chooses 70 sign himself
Governor CT Louisiana" has sent around
81 appeal 20 the executives Of the several
States, urging them 10 obtain from their
respective Legislatures "a protest" against
tie action Of the federal government The
Governor of Kentucky has con sented, and
il is probable that a lengthy document on
the subject will erpanate from that State
The movement is Only frantic effort on the
part of the drowning and nearly choked
Democracy of the old sort to catch at a
straw 20 keep them on the surface OF pOhti-
Oal events.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
COMMEROIAL.
SATURDAY EVENING. April 5, is-

COTToN-The sales to-day mot including
80 bales omitted yesterday. when the &C
tual business embraced $3.50 bales) summed
up 1900 bales, at steadier and in some cases
fuller prices, without any quoatable i'm
provement. We give also the Exchange
figures, which are for average lists ac-
cording with its types, while ours
present the proper range of the market
for average lists, but with the outside fig
ures for low mlddling, good ordinary and
ordinary given as the outside for strict of
those grades
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
says the New York Times:

Probably no prisoner ever escaped
through . smaller hole than Mr.. John +.
Green, of Maryland. That gentleman was
yesterday placed on trial in Baltimore for
embez2ling fund.-accordng TO the dis
patch, public money. The indictment
charged that he had taken the money
''fraudently.' the two letters and be
ing omitted. The prisoners counsel claimed
thst this was not legally English, and the
objection was sustained. Mr.. Green was
discharged, and now walks the streets with
the proud consciousness that he Giu not
take the money "fraudulently."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
q. s, MARSHAL'S SALES,

james 0ninn es al. vs. Nteans Tug 3Iapr,e
LeT tackle etc-ln the United States DIstrIr.
1GGTI District OF Louisiana, No. lO.l55.
FIk. Il OF 4 WRIT OF VEEDITIONI TX
~ Pon%7 to me- directed in the above entitled
suIt VIII proceed TO sell to the hig hest bidder on
hONpA - April !, 1873. at twelve o'clock n. at ths
sn rance 10 the tustomhOuse, on Canal street De.
tween Fttrfs and Old Levee in this city
4he steam lug kAGGIE, her boats. engine.
t@ackie, @ e'c .s she now hes at Berwick Civ psr.
10! OF St. MARY, State of louisiana w.
Terms-Ca5h on the spot
day OF Ap-I. 1870 'tt'
o. 9. B. PACKARD
s~'s GATED States Narah&.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06

Nantucket. M4ssac u>. -. Is a complete.
" played out town. Hs- whaling s.5et thai.
some years ago, numb itu 100 ship.. h&s
entirely disappeared from the seas. The
last Ie, which had the name OF he ancient
town painted on her stern, hae been sold,
and the products or the blubber is 20 no
longer enrich the Nautucketans, but the
smell of lie will lnger abou. them when
hundred years axe SoIe,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
The Nelson Diamond Rings and Mr. J John
". Overall,

A humorous article from the pen Of Mr..
McCullagh. of the st. Louis Democrat. in
reference to the controversy with Mr.. John
W. Overall, of the st. Louis Globe formerly
of thi. city, is published on the second page
of this mornings REPUBLICAN. 1t is most
refreshing reading and will amuse those
who want Sunday enjoyment.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. NOBuE

Z" ORLEANS. IOBAE4E
~
TEX AS RAILROAD,
passenger Depot Foot of Canal street,
on and after February 9. 1873, trains leave at
Trains arrive at 3:55 p. NJ. and P NJ
COAST TRAIN RUNS To OCEAN SPRINGS
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at P NJ
Leaves ocean Springs every Sunday at P. a.
stopping at all way stations.
PCLLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS .,n
through to LynchbuTg, Atlanta louisville and St
Louis, making close connections with all the nom
Lar routes to the East North and West
Tickets for sale corner Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel and at depot.
E. ?. SHUTE,
General Ticket Agent.
:, S. Il. SCRANTON
jd4 GeneTal SUPERINTENDENT
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
The Handsboro Democrat has this sin.

gular paragraph:
Colonel r. K. Barrow. of Louisiana. was
over at Mississippi City last Saturday. We
understand he has made p contract with
the proprietor 90 plan: o. The Barrow
hedge around the leg -t-h -:,tel, IL Orde r
TO keep the rabbits So r.h,r small var
mints from depreGa. i. OF tie garden
truck OF the hotel.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06

The market has declined and we notice
only limited demand with increasing
stocks. Among the weeks sales are 400
country green salted at I019c: 1000 city
cured at l0a4c. and 1000 green salted, % Is
kips. at | | l2c.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
VHE CROMWELL LINZ.

FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and key WssS.
Carrying the United states pIaii,
AA The New Orleans Fss-sas
E6SeS and Havana Steamship Company
NIraksN viii dispatch frat clsss East Duo
Ws& senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
From the foot of Caliiope street, Fra. Otsztsp
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana To Cedar Ss%
Cabin. 5!n......................SD SG
Steerage.. ~ II
Through bills Of ladiag Issued 20 .ii polnss 10
Florida, including Tampa, ari 70 New YORK, Uhac.
lesion and Savannah.
None but the oompsny's bills OF Iaa,ng siznad,
and none signed after sailing OF the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and thro1yh
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without perni: from sla II,
fee.
For freight passage apply TO
/. Z. ROBERTS Traasp-Ae
No. l2a Con mon street
Over tho Louisiana Eatioua! BaaG
The steamship HAVANA follows on reyulsr
day. de5 liz
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
Weekly Quotation. of Hide, Etc.

Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish us the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Weighing,
bundling, drayage and commission have to
ha added
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
IMPORTS.

NARSELiHS-Bark Pasqualine-lsrd rfss
CARDIFt-Bark W.st!OlG-. 1898 bars abroad iron
1886 fish pl. tee
CARDIFF-Blr lrx ApvkOs-32oo bars ,ailroad iro,
LOHDON-B .rx Poly ksrp-I0l5 bars raj road Iro1
and astd II ds3
LFERgOO1-SLip 8eIgrayia-Asta md.e
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06

VIA HAFRk, SOUTHAMPTON AND dATAEa
kh The steamships of the Ncs.a
Te4L2 German Lloyd wi. RESTING thel,
regular trips follows:
From Bremen. From New 0c.sanA
FRANKFORT. january 29. March 2
HANOVER. Febrriary26, March 90
STRASSBCR3 March 70. Agri d.
FRANKFURT. Apri! 9. NAV II
Further days OF departure will be advertised nsrs
altar
The steamers touch outward at Havre and aa..
ana, and on their home trip aU Havana and 9outl
ampton to land and receive passengers and eregat
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
from Bremen, southampton or HavTe 20 Havana
OF New Orleans.
1''-A' ''''''''' -'..'............s' y l5p god.
%-SO. ~ gold
from new orleans Or Havana to SoutLamDtor
HaVre or Bremen.
Sao.n' ..'.'..'......... .......... s 80 gold
o'eo- ge'... 80. ................. as gold.
from Sew Orleans 20 Havana
CdoI-l'. .''...........-.........9 = 50 gold.
SIoOI age. ...... .......... ID geld.
Tassage tickets from Bremen Southampton, OF
Hayre to New Orleans, issled ny the Undersigned,
FOr EUrther particulars apply to
ED. P. STOCKMEfER Il co Arants .
St3 ~ No. az Union street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The market opened with moderate de-
mand and the movement was checked by
the poor assortment offering. The business
during the morning was consequently OF
limited extent, at prices indicating no quo
table change, but the better qualities exhib-
iting rather more buoyancy. Later in the
day, under further advance in foreign ex-
change and the Improvement at New York
Of lac in spots and 3-l60 4c in futures
buvers came forward with increased spirit
a. 4 the movement became more animated,
re llting in sales to the amount noted
al We. Upon the whole, there is decidedly
tn,ter feeling, and prices were steadier, and
tn regard to desirable tirmer, without any
,otable variation. Strict ordinary. slightly
..usty sold at l413c; do clean and of good
.tyle at l5c; strict ordinary to good ordi
Larry. dusty, at l4l2c and l434c; good ordi-
narv at l6l2c strict good ordinary 17ha and
l72sc; strict good ordinary to low mid
ding at l719 and l758c, strict low middling
to middling at lS3ac, and Middling at I9
and I9lBC.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board and engaged tor shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at 81 900 bales, embracing $4,000 tor Liver
pool. $4,000 for Havre, 1000 for Spain, 5000
Tor Bremen, 5000 for Cork and market,
1900 for the North Sea and 1000 for the
North which. when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement
last evening, leaves 81 300 bales TO
represent the quantity at the landing and
in presses rlnsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: market steady.
Sales 500 bales, including $50 after P. NJ.
last evening. Sales of futures 100 bales for
May at !SAc."
COTTON STATEMENT.
Arrived since last statement...... 2,600
Arrived previously. I5o, j45
Total i................. ll86 SOP
Cleared to-day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1895
Cleared previously siy............ 98s 235-- 99a.28o
Stock sn hand snd on shipboa7d not cleared 1873 22
Stock on hand same date last gear.........l3! O6o
To-days export. embraced 1875 bales 60
Liverpool, 1920 70 Falmouth tor orders and
% to Baltimore.
Receipts proper since last evening 1896
bales. against 1928 on last Saturday and
2069 last year, and since August 81 of ,03S.-
2lS bales, against S66,455 las. year-in-
crease III, 1853.
The Exchange telegram. make the re.
ceipts at all the port. to-day Jj9o bales
agains. 6459 last Saturday, and 4764 last
year and since August 81, 3.O56, ,624 bales
against 2,t46, 300 last year-increase 6lO.32!
bales.
Exports yesterday 70 Great Britain 2f9
bales, against 2729 last week. and to :ne
continent none, against none las. week
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up
70 l. M.. 533, ,I83 bales. against 80, ,o34 last
year.
SUGAR-Only 35 hid. were received this
morning. The market is dull and sales are
confined 70 "a hhds az &c Tor common; 69sc
for good fair; 9lsc for st..ctiy prime. and
I05sc fot yellow clarified.
MoLAssEs-R this morning -
bb.so Some small saies were made at % 8
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-06
EXPORTS,

TAMPA VIA OTHER FLORIDA PORTS-St.an,
ship Lagaca-33OO SKIS corn 100 5bIs flour IS hhds
bacon 600 pkgs sundries
PEESACOLA-Steamslip Lzzie--i5O0 SKIS corn 80
sks oats 200 bbls -four and sundres
LIvkRPoOL-Ship Kate Davenport--6O0 slaves
36l5 bales cotton
LIvhRPOOL-Ship Thomas Harward-l2OO slaves
1910 bales cotton
RUATAN ISLAND-Schoone, May Eveiyn-.fOo
feet lumbes bxs cheese bxs soap bbls beef lO0a
shingles bbls -four and sundries
RUATAN ISLAND AND BhLIZB-Schooner Con.
stance-40 bbls -four IL bbls pork tc. hams kega
nails II bxs raisins 30 900 feet lumber
BALTIMORE VIA HAVANA AND KEY WEST.
Steamship LIberty-FOr Baltmore-5O bales cation
bales paper stock bale skins 2 pkgs mdse $50
hides 200 bdls hides cks wine cases wine / case
tobacco For Havana-a83l SKIS corn 200 doz broom a
200 tcs lard 07 bds handles 23O bbls grease AZ hale.
broom corn For Key West-3e bbls -four
PENSACOLA-Steame. Amite-aO9 aka corn soo
bbls -four and sundrles
EALMOCTH-Bsrk Sebo-f321 bale, cotton