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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

The procession yesterday denoted the
progress which New Orleans is making il
new enterprises. The Mississippi Valley
Transportation barge and the grain elevator
attachment denoted the progress which! has
been made N transporting and handling
grain. The long line OF Care cablI-. of all
sizes ard numerous conveniences. denoted
the progress which has been made il con-
structiBg residences for laDorers. with q
view to economy Of time and money.
Along lie enLiIe line OF that division.
progress in manufactures. III materials 20
enrich the soil, in providing for ourselves
necessities and Injuries heretofore procured
from abroad. was denoted by The spcci-
mems exhibited 20 tie gaze 0; oGE citizens
ard OF strangers.
Casting behind them old political and So
cial pre- JUDGES, embarking il manufactures.
cultivatipg crops with more machinery and
less labor, propelling the car Of Progtess by
their own energies, the people Of Lo.isiana
will advance il arts, sciences. agriculture
and manufactures. Added to this, system
Of public education SO perfect that no child
can grow up in ignorance here. and the
Pelican State will achieve The greatness
which her soil and climate aid il promoting
We have all the elements to make great
State except men OF energy, and they are
coming if the presidential politicians of the
obstructive and moss back class do not
frighteu them away by their absurd c! amo.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, February 25, Noon-Cotton
dull and nominal; ordinary Use; good
ordinary lSl2c: low middling l934c; mid
ding 2O2sc, middling Alabama II lsc: mid
ding Orleans II asc; middling Texas 2I&c
Futures steady: low middliug for February
"0'4c; March 20 5,l6c; April 20la a 20 9-l6c
NJ 2O7Sc; June 2il4c; July 2l5sc.
Evenlng-Cotton closed irregular. Sales
400 bal. ;. Middiug upands % 7sc; Orleans
2l2sc, Net receipts 1913 bales; gross receipts
23Ol bales. Sales for export $50 bales; sales
for futures $4,000 bales-February 20is a
coke, March 2Oas 02Ossc, April 20l1 a
20 9 Zoe. May 207s 40 Is Ice, june u Nc.
July u y Else. Flour heavy and dull.
whisky active and lower, 9la4c. Whea.
dull and heavy; winter quiet. Corn quiet.
Rice quiet. Pork firm at SIS Lard steady.
Naval stores and tallow quiet. Freights !.
trife easier.
Coffee steady. Sugar in gccd demand.
Muscovado so GSAsc.
CINCINNATI, February 2j.-Catton dull
and nominal; middlings PC. Flour dull,
g. 75Q8lO Wheat dun, 81 70 al II. Corn
dull, 80 a 40c. Oats quiet and unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
[CoNTNUED FROM FIRST PAGE. J

The government. Measures to in IRE order
have proved eff ctive, and the cltv ~ L gLt
pres ne is usual aspect Of tranquility.
The Ofcm gazette announces The ap-
Tointmtnt OF General P&via, wto Is re
called from the north. a. captain general
of N .dI;d, and Senior E,tevine2. as civil
GOV eruer If the city. General Con rears
has been appointed 70 the Chief Command
n Ca.alOI ia, and General LaGurero. mill
ia ~ g0vrrntr OF Barcelona. General No
vi las WI replace Pavia as ,mmanr er in
ch ief OF the army in the mort ern provin-
tes. Preliminary elections Tor tie new
a. 8 NIB y will probably be beld on the
h ird OF March, but the asse mhlv VII Dot
meet until the twentieth OF April.
The Duchess De La Tore. vie Of Mar,
Shal Scrrano, has gone abroad
PAKIs. February 2j.-Advices ron Spain
received by leading bankers mere represent
tie prospf CT as gloomy, and FAY families
are leaving the capital and prize pal cues
A special dispatch to Ln Lttertc ron St
Jean de Luz, dated to-day. says there Is a
panic il B.Iboa.
Pampeiuna is daily expected 70 fall into
tie power Of the CaIlsts, and troops are
Mastering 10 reinforce the garrison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

EighteeG :e.rs ago the annual consumi-
tion oi railway bars in the United States
was Al .C5S IONS OF which 9.439 tons were
imported. ans! l6S.0l6 tons only We're man.
uta.t ure,i here. /: VIII be seen by these
fguIes tia: II the total American consump-
sion Of railway bars at that time. less than
ouc-t!.r,. WA oI American manufacture,
aud more shan .wo-thirds was imported.
Snce tLas .iLle here have been vast
changes, o.;n IL tie amount consumed and
IL the proportion OF domestic and foreign
manufacture. The figures for 1872 show q
consumption ct railway bars in the United
States amounting u ,j04, 593 tons. Of which
900 :cE. were manufactured in this
county .uG 1913! tons were imported.
The old conditions are thus reversed, about
two-thi, i. Of our railway bars beng made
il our OWE country and about oIe-thiEd be-
ing Of foreign manufacture.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
KuKIuxluc n SchooI Teacher.

There has been case OF Ku-Kluxiug
near Vienna, in this State. A white teacher
in charge Of a colored school was taken out
h. six men and severely whipped. After
the whipping he was notified 10 leave the
parish before the next Tuesday morning.
or he would be shot.
Warrants have been issued Ter the arrest
of all he could identify, but the part!e. had
not, at the latest reports, been arrested.
This information comes in private letter
from Far,nersville.
The same letter represents .ha: political
feeling is very excited in Union parish. and
that men express themselves with more
bitterness than il 1868.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
LOST DISCHARGE PAPERS.
Proposed Amendments 10 che Present La W
The Washingto Republican saws ::

The Washington Republican says:
Senator Logan's bill. which ha. passed
the Senate, relating 20 lost discharge
papers. is row on the calendar Of the
House II has been slightly amended, so
as to provide that whenever satisfactory
proof shall he furnished 70 the War De
pariment that any non commissioned Off
Ger or private soldier who served in the
army OF the United States in the late " ar
against the rebellion has lost his certificate
OF discharge, or the same ha. been de-
S r"yed without his privity or procurement,
the Secretary of War shall be authorized to
furnish. on request, 10 such non-commi.
stoned officer or private duplicate OF such
certificate Of discharge. 10 be iIdelibly
marked, so that it may be known as
duplicate. provided that such certificate
shall NOT be accepted as voucher for the
payment of any claim against the United
States for pay, bounty or other allowance.
or as evidence in any other case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
Fortune Teilers in New York.
This is IA special dispatch to tie s.. Lon
DeLllLLIinnhl.

This is special dispatch to tie s.. Lcuis
Republican,:
New YORK, February ga bill is 70 be
introduced in the Legislature making it a
criminal ottensc for any ore to.n:age in
the business Of fortune telling i'll this State.
Il is affirlOed that fortune teilers in this
city derive the bulk OF their profits from en-
sharing young girls. For this purpose the
fortune te!iers locate near q public high
school. and in addition to their regular
business sell choice CONNECTIONS at low
prices Thonghlless girls who make their
inst visit are eaioled into coming again.
aud after few calls are introduced to men
who pay the fortune teller from ten 10
seventy five dollars for simple introduc-
ton. If the girl is ruined still larger sum
is paid TO the fortune teller by any house of
ill-repute she can he induced to enter IT
is believed by those who have investigated
the subject that the fortune telIers are the
most dangerous persons III the community.
and hat their victims, everv year, are
numbered by many hundreds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

DIAMONDS, JEwELRy. ETC.-The continual
tion Of the great and peremptory sale Of
unredeemeG pledges will take place On
Wednesday. February 26. 1873 a. eleven
o'clock, corner OF Gravier and s.. Charles
streets, consisting OF the finest selection Of
diamonds, such as crosses breastpins, rings.
earrings, etc. also gentlemcn's ard ladies
gold watches Of hes. makers. gold chains,
operas, ladies' chatelains, opera glasses
etc. the whole TO be sold regardless of
amour: loaned. The sale j. worthy the
attention Of merchants and the public in
general. and being the closing one. they
should not fail TO attend. Mees:s Mont
.Omery are the auctioneers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

are quoted at l014c; steer hides 20 tc 81 lbs
at lie; steer hides under 20 lbs ct 101ec
cowhides as they run at Zoe: kips 20 TO "A
rs at l21ec; kips 25 TO 80 lbs at Zoe; calf
skins 81 each. Beeswax. prime yellow, T.
Ii AZ CSC. Ok horns sc each.
NAVAL SToREs-The supply is fair with a
good demand. We quote spirits turpentine
AZ zoe T. gallon. Pale Tosin is selling
at 81 y bbI; No. So 750s; No. g 80
as IS T. DBL Is; tar s. p bbl, and q! - T.
half BIOL pitch So % T. bbi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

!he OLD sea serpent has shown liIns~.!
AGAIN tins time OF Ty5ee, Georgia. One OF
the most remarkable characteristics 81 .fjs
monster - ms power Of .ocolnotion. which
IL really wonderful considering MS aulk.
He was II the Southern Pacific when last.
heard from before. lie IS quite a. usual.
forty fee. long. I'VE fee: IN diameter, and
has the sane glowing eyes. indicating a
high state OF health.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
The 'remDgT1CurR.

TIE Thermometer =: Louis FrgeriO's,
No. 30 Ctartt.- street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 6 4. 80 az P. NJ, 790;
a. s P. NJ. :07. Lowest point during the
uight q: February u, i,'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
LOST,

4 OST.-A BLACK AND TAN SLUT: ANSWERS
~ TO the name Of Pet" A suitable reward vii
be gwen to any one bringing her to this otiice nv -
the house, at the northwest corner Of ~ ~ az W
@' e9 '''HSo edee% 5e22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

Massachusetts, boasts OF baby eightee n
months old which repeat. the Greek al
phabat There IS a baby no older in ;hi.
State which repeats the English alphabet,
and the English is worth tive OF the Greek.
-CoKrier Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
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rrkk.a1 EvkNING, February IS. ":

TUks'aT kvKNING, February 70, VI.
CoTrOs-Tbe sales today were confined
to 1900 bsles. at prices requiring no
change in our quotations. We give also
the Exchange figure. which are for aver
age lists according with !ts type. while ours
present the proper range OF the market for
average lists, but wiki the outside figures
for low modelling. good ordinary and ordi-
nary given as the outside for strict Of those
grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AsslM1LArED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

Business having been suspended at an
early hour no sales Of gold were reported
but the ma, ket was quoted at the opening
| at ll45s 9li4B. against ll43s at New YORK,
and closed nominsliy AZ shght improve
ment, against ll45s u that market.
Nothing was reported in SILVER. we con
tin re to quote American half dollars at ll0a
III. and Mex can dollars at q cent pre-
MUM gold for new. and 3 for old.
There wa. no movement reported IN
sterling exchange, francs or German MARKS
AZ rhe opening sterling exchange was
quoted at 1881. i24 for bill OF lad!nH and
A clear, and l2.l4 i2ias FOR bank, francs
a: 6334 n 4.6-la for private, ana s.oV Tor
bank and German marks al iceA Nothing
TRANSFERRED subsequently 20 establish any
variation.
Ths banks being closed there we're no
sale. OF bank checks on New Iolk, bur
private bankers and commercial sight
was quoted at par q Ito = cent premium.
Bank may be quoted az :. y cent pre-
:niuu, which was yesterdays closing rate
We did nut hear OF "a sale OF bonds. City
gold bearing seven per cents were Guo.eG
~ - a..
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan
Police warrants, which were quoted al 81
City appropriation cert!fcaes were quoted
at O. go.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Recovery OF stolen BOnds--hip Ashore
Burning Of the Marshall H0use-The
Memory Of EIl-wOrth-The Carnival al
Memuhik.

Memphis.
NORFOLK. February 25-The steamship
Volunteer from New York 20 WI!ming'' Il
is ashore a. Holev Hawk. TIE vessel lits
with her broadsiGe TO the beach. !ar. o.
the cargo is being taken OUT.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. February -5.-Ihe
MARSHALL House, the scene OF tie death OF
Ellsworth, whose blood was tue first shed
in the late war, was burned today ny AN
incendiary.
QUEBEC, February 25.-An .i'c.icn riot
OF an h0ur and a half duration. ""
killed and several fatally wounded. fo!I'
ing occurs Monday, when renewal Oh the
fight il expected.
BALTIMORE. February -!.-ILe bonds
Il ,Ien from Vice President Cultax have
Teen captured here.
MEMPHIS February 25.-NotwlthstaEdin
the sir,t and SHOW OF last night and the
unpr0pitlous state Of the weather to-day,
he carnival Las proved d grand success.
and surpasses the most sanguine eXpecta-
items OF the leading spirits in the move
ment. Business was entirely suspended,
Cverv department oheying the mandates vi
the King of Misrule. Throughout the morn
ing the streets were flied with makers.
p.TEonating everything above grOund, and
many beneath In the afternoon King
MOmus, attended by thousands OF his trusty
subjects, paraded the streets in magnificent
costumes mounted in various vehicles aud
on foot The streets were lined with spec
tdtors.
To night his Sublime Highness AuIo,
commander OF Memphis had grand pro-
cossion on the streets. being lighted with
calcium and parti-cOlored lights 10 show on
the pageant, which was an illustration OF
OrnlthOlOgy from incubation to full-tedged
aristocratic birds with their bpaks dipped in
bins Lab ! Il Credit Mobilier. The carnival
closes tonight with tableaux and balls al
the various halls and at the new Memphis
Theatre. Not d single disturbance occurred
throughout the day TO mar the festivities.
GALVESTON, February 25.-Mardi Gras
WAS celebrated here to-day on grand
scale Business was almost entirely sus-
PENDED and Joy aud fun were the order of
The dav. Strangers by thousands are here
from all parts of the State. Special trains
from Austin and Houston this nvrnin 9
brought over five hundred, among whom
are Governor Davis and other State officers,
who are the guests OF the city. They were
received by the Mayor IN an appropriate
address. TO which the Governor responded.
The Mardi Gras festivities were concluded
tonight by a grand ball at the fremont
Opera House.
SALT LAKE, February 25.-Tke severest
snow storm in ten years occurred last night.
The snow in the streets is eighteen inches
deep on level.
There is great anxiety concerning the
mining towns and camps in the Wahsatch
district.
PHILADELPHIA, February 25.-Tle recent
Hebrew charity ball in this city cleared
1890. which amount has been distributed
among the various Hebrew societies.
nenthcp Renort.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26

Provisions steady; held firmly. Pork syronG;
considerable sales at Sl3 80, now held out
II market. Lard-Good steady, rs a Be
Tree buyers at Il-l6c; kettle stronger. SC,
held i &C higher. Bulk meats steady: sboul-
ders held az &c; clear nib &c; clear Is I lac.
Bacon hrm, offerings light; shoulders &c;
clear rio - &c; clear *. Whisky
steady, SIC.
ST LOUIS, February 2j.-Cot:on dail and
unchanged. Flour dull; superEne winter
50 Is a 6 >. Wheat dull; No. spring Chi
cage, s %; DO soft 81 81: only sample lots
OF fell in marke.. Corn quiet; No. mixed
81 OBJ 42c on east track. 33c Il elevator
Oars dull No. , IN a 2Sc in elevator
Whisky duil at S9c Pork firm a sl3 -,
Dry salt meats stiff shoulders and GEAR
sides 434 a &c loose: packed i4ts hignel,
shoulders 5c. clear ribs II: clear l4r. Bacon
firm: packed lois Of shoulders 63: clear ribs
"a c. clear sides So. Land firm, good '12c'
cash up country.
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AET.nW COMING nH.

Big W. lam AIMING. Rider 81 days from q D
ItlTo, 30 De Lard &Co-
Schooner Char les Morrison, Smitl. * days :!On
Boston, - Geo ! FOsdick &cO-
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COX HAVANA,


Tanrhina "a Cedar Aeys and AeS WsstS
Carrying the United states Mau.
r. The NeW Orleans, Florida o
-ES&e$ aud Havana Steamship Company
T[E.4L.N viii dispatch frat '7ss fast pae-
& senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
Fcon lie foot Of Caope street. &lJs9 DISTRICT
GATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana To Cedar Key
Cabin ...................S4N S25
SiteIaEe. " IL
ThrCAGh bills of laGpg issued 90 ali points IN,
Ecrlca including Tampa, and to New York, Char
estCp aid Savannah.
None but the cOmpary'e bls Of la.IlBg signed
and lone signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger Recommendations and through
tickets gwen 10 above points.
No freight received without perIniS 5rom the oi0
fee
For +Ts.SL: or passag., apply to
I. Z. RCBKhTS, Treanlref,
NJ. l2a Common street,
over sne Louisiana National Bank.
.he st< anlship RAVANA fellows regular
iav. DIES ly
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BkkiiEN,

Skk41EN,
sorib Ge rmah 1IOydo
SIAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS,
"a E3vRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
f. The Steamships of the Nor1R
IEE Germas Lloyd will gosume they
regular trips foioWso
From Bremen. From New orleanG,
KGELH.... ....December I8o January rs.
STkASbU RG. january /. February 8.
FRANKFURT. January g. March /.
koELN.... .Februa 26o March 80
EASkONER... March II. April u.
STRASSBT Rs March 2t. April rs,
FRANKFURT. april 9. May II.
Further daJs o; departure vii, pc advertised hereo
after.
The steamers touch outward at Havre and Hav.
aNa, ard on their home trip at Havana and South
am1toi 20 land and receive passengers and freight,
PRICES OR PASSAGE.
From bremen. southampton HAVE 90 Havana
or New Orleans
'Holn.'.......o ....o............o $50 god
From S+~ Orleans Havana 10 Southampton
Havrs or Bremen.
.tbin. '....'.'''..'.... ..'.......SID gotds
FROM New Orleans to Havana
taplh' ''........'......... .... $50 gold.
=. S'eeraSe-.-' '...'..s-o 10 SOId.
Passage tickets nom Bremen, Southampton or
Eavre 70 New Olleans issued by the undersignedS
FoE tnrf Rn Rat rTndas aaPPPly to -, 49,.
aus Iy No. AZ Union street.
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aHKt e
for Sew Work Dtrec6o
~h,s LIE !c composed o. the Steamship
NEW CRLRASS, UOY9 ss
GEORGE CROMWELL, GEORGE EASByNGT6l
AIrA The stssmshS
4LM CORES
9EMBLE. Con4laE6s9
sATCRDaS, St.rch !. hi 4.
u. !eAVa hsr wharf zoos Of pouloL Sc street, ESQ
above.
Sre:gh: Tor liverpool, Bremen aud aevre sAkHS
by THIS TIE ard through bills OF lsding gt-sH fsB
sbs Ssms sas Setgnr }: passage spplv to
aLFkRD NOULTCA,
ias 30. 81 Tarondtlet street.