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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-21
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. July 20 The Posts financial article
| says: All sales of gold have been at 1lOs 0llOh
to work the price up Oh gold loans the rates have
been 2d2h to 3 tor carrying Foreign exchange is
| about the same as saturday. Money can be had
readily at on call loans, and So al prime mer.
camille paper. The stock market opened firm but
soon became heavy, prices declining the first two
hours \ to "a since which decline the market has
been steady. Government bonds firm and gen.
orally higher. In state bonds the only sal s at the
| board were new south CarOlinas, July and Janu.
49, 49, at 20 and Ne" York State bounty loan at
southern -four dull and lower; common to fair
extra SIS SGd6, good to choice st 450Il Wheat
dull and heavy 204c lower; S / 320l IS for winter
red and amber Western. Corn a shade firmer: .8k
079hc for Western mixed Coffee nominal Sugar
firm IA GSc for far to good refining, Ss fer prime
musc0vSdO "a dasc fer refined. M0lasses firm
and steady; 4@c TOR boiling grades. SOC for test.
Rice dull and an unchanged Tallow firm; sac fol
prime city, SIC for country. ROsiH frmer; So 2O0
rs. Tulpentine tirmer; SIC. Pork active and
nrmer: new mess $50 IS Beef unchanged. Lard
firm; l2c. Whisky firm; moderately active: 93hc
Frelghts for Liverpool declining cotton by steam
Cotton dull; middling uplands III dl7ssc; sales
closed barely steady sales 800 bales as foows
July l6sc; August l6 5320,6 &c; September
IS Sc beee%ber . Is g sc. 'i0c November
Skies Of 1881 l18; fve-twentes of 1862 ll2z: of
1854 lS; of 1865 ll7 new ll6as; of 1867 ll7is; OF
Tennessees "A; new a. virginias so. new 30 con.
soils 50 deferred 10; LOusisnas 20 new 20 leyee
SKIES 20, eights 20; Alabama eeghts IS ives $;
Georgia sixes "A. sevens 1884,: North Caronas 49,
new 10, special tax 5; South Uaronas u.s. new I8,s,
April and October Is.
CINCINNATI, July 2o.-Cotton steady; demand
moderate; mlddling l64c. Flour dull and un.
changed. Wheat-Fsir demand but lower rates.
red s lodl ID; white 81 goal Is. Corn dun:
mixed 81 d69c. Oats scarce and firm; So d68c Lard
scarce ana firm; summer ll01iAc kettle I3c
POrk-Market bouyaht but unsettled; sales early
at 500, held higher at close. Bulk meats steady;
demand moderate shoulders 74c clear lib 9a.c;
clear l0c. Bacon steady; demand moderate shout.
ers S1ac, clear rib l0aac; clear lie Whisky steady
demand moderate at csc.
ST. LOUIS. July 2o.-Cotton dull and nominal.
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat-Demana good
at full prices sample lots of No. red tail S O90
| TO- No. red wiAter 81 l7dl 20. Corn easier TOR
track lots; No. mixed "a Q65c on track; 65a66c in
elevator. Oats irregular and lower; No 2 6Na62c
on track. Whisky firm at Csc. PORK firm at s2l
generally held at S2l so. Dry salt meats-No so es
Bacon stiff jobbing and order sales at 80. 06c Gear
rib 10s4 ale; clear ii 0llbc. Lard firm sum.
mer ia q
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 2o.-Fine rosin l6dl8s. Linseed oil
227 9sO28.
LIVERPOOL, July 2o.-Cotton-Sales of shipments
of the new ciop on the basis OF Iniddng uplands
nothing below good ordinary 9hd
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49,. ma el sol IS p sssk for fne soG aasnd
80 Of two bpshels By ne lss IN aliowaace Of
~, wnea u ssct is made for d,aysss. Tsois sa' :"
w IA AZ 06Ac each scc~rding 70 sse. 1Ak0
frGUNNY ,BAGS-Are DUH. and are qoo'e' ~ -
ls kssIiR RsscSfw 1ss-1. ioDoipg st shc r.
DDanrTRY-Western grown chickens eel y ~ - :.
vouns do s20s: ducks S20a; sssse ~'e0' '
e; supply .as s sss is9 Se9sa
SrGAR or LHMON-Sels 1t e34OS4 ," IL WI !.
and $685. 3 IN aesrce .ud smer 1t isquoted at
'G watrn e supply .nd demand wsstern sells
FsATHkRS-Are quoted Ct 7Oc ~ 70. ~ hb, At
retail. :s31Ins :: e.
" 'ts.mhosts. 6O065c to manufacturer An'ni
cite sI3 ton. spar. &c a s.d aess and fair de-
ranS Sail in lots under 500 bundles as &c
~ oil: in lots of 1000 bundles ana over ''
on corroN sEED-Receipts are light The MUS m u ;
oeneraily have stopped working. 1t ID queue" o.
~cOTT ION SEED OIL-None hefe. ~
CXTrON SKED OIL CAKE-None here. -
MOUNT CARBON CoAL-ls selling at re''ii ~
Csc. wholesale 45c y Dbl. ,,;,, ran;dlv.
hut extra pipes hand Arrivals from ine
;nterier are small, and good lots are i;nuS
higher prices We quote dealers prices Sf1sGiss
s 70 saP pp a. s. inch ssoS light s. e 60
inch sits1i2o extra hogshead; 4s inch s i
extra care1 40 inch ssoase; extra barrel ~ in'"
~W0OLrFair supply and demand L., Lou1 naar
~ - o,,"tad al 2803Oc; Texas 2303oc; bury
isI22c. coarse Mexican lSc: Mexican improved 1'c
y ID. ,;h+ srnn,v and mod.
arste demand. and held at Ike y 10.
soAP-The demand is eoSSS;1 Seamn m 0I mssnos
smssc. olive 51s acc, treble extra palm % @1c,
CASTLE palm 1iG2c, with reduction on round ,a1s
lots. western soap 6kc p b in round io''
an p.a * AHn WESTERN PRAS-No Western beans
or green peas in market. Northern beans seii ~
So 750lGe Dbl according to size. .;,..
are expected from the recent advance III Jule
butts domestic jute sells at l4c yaId. I nem y
aud fax sells at 1875 Ol4c p yard; lndis l|c
ward IN bales and rolls.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
The Levee Cemnissfoners.

Inc AeVee COM8AoeAOWCbDs
NEW YORK, July D.-The Mississippi
levee commissioners will meet at Newport
tomorrow. All the members will be pres
emit. Messfs Hebert and Sickles left for
Newport by boat this evening. A motion
will be made to adjourn to New York.
Muller's Walk.
Edward Muller commenced his second
walk of 500 miles in six consecutive dsys at
ten minutes past twelve o'clock this morn
ing; up to fifty five minutes past ten o'clock
to-day he had completed his forty fifth
mile, having taken three brief rests during
this intervening period.
The Cslumbfa Crew.
The Columbia crew. which was expected
on the 2:4O train to-day, did not arrive. A
large crowd of students and faculty had
assent led to meet them. They will come
by the same train tomorrow.
Gushing Gives a Dinner to Mantilla.
A. Herald special, dated Madrid, July 10,
says:
Minister Gushing gave farewell dinner
yesterday in honor Of Senior Mantilla, newly
appointed ambassador to Washington, who
is about to depart for the United States"
Another Man Taking q Walk.
j. C. Shmitz. German pedestrian, who
commenced walk of 300 miles in three
days Saturday noon, in Brooklyn, has COM
pleted 200 miles forty minutes ahead OF the
time TO-DAY,
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/ increased the stringency OF regulstions re-
stricting the UltramOntane agtatOfe. CLUBS
and the clerical press will be closed ana
watched, aud vigorously dealt with for any
disloyalty or illegal manifestations.
Overflow.
CALCUTTA, July 20.-The rivers from As
sam to Dude have overlooked their banks,
and the country is flooded. The damage Is
very great.
Anniversary Basaaet.
CITY OF MEXICO, July A.-A banquet
was given on the fourth instant in honor OF
the American Independence. All Amer
icans here were present, and the dinner
was also attended by President LerdO de
Tejada, members of the Cabinet and diplo-
matte corps and leading men OF the coun-
try and press. Minister Foster presided.
The Declaration of Independence was read,
patriotic poems recired AID cordial tOasts
exchanged.
Spread of Protestanism.
There are now ninety-eight Protestant
churches in Mexico. Five years ago there
were less than sixty.
The Richmond at Mazntlan.
The United States steamer. Richmond ar
rived at Mazatlan recently. Customary
salutes were fired.
Jewell Coming Home.
LONDON, July 20.-Marshall Jewell, the
retiring American minister at St. Peters
burg, left that city yesterday on his return
to the United States to assume the duties of
Postmaster General. He will sail from
Liverpool for New York on the first of
August
Another Royal PeDsiOner to be Provided
For.
The Queen sent a message to Parliament
to-day, asking for the grant for Prince
Leopold who attained his majority on the
seventh OF April. The message will be con-
sidered in the House of Commons on Thurs
day.
Carlos Operations.
A Carlist telegram from Bay0nne de-
clares that Don AlphOnso entered Cuenca
on the sixth instant, and levied conrribu-
tons of f32 600. 1000 Of the garrison fell
prisoners into his hands.
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Rotten Hose at Chicago.

A notable feature of the fire department
was the utter worthlessness of the hose. 1t
is hardly to be supposed that so much rot
ten and useless hose was ever "toted" out
nothing equaling it will ever again be i'm.
posed upon the people of this or any other
city. In many. many instances the hose
brought into requisition by the firemen
proved entirely worthless, except for the
purpose of sprinkling the streets and the
crowds of people who filled them. Every
few minutes, and often at very important
juncture of the fight, hose would burst,
and instead of sending a supply of water
into some burning structure, scatter it USE
less hither and thither. Of course this was
exceedingly annoying to the fremen them
selves, and most serious obstacle in the
way of their efficiency. That the city
authorities are grossly to blame for the
presence of so much rotten hose, there is no
room for q doubt.-ChicagoJ Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-21
THE WAR PATH.


No Details.
GALVESTON, July 2O.-NO official details
have been received of Major Jones fight
with the Indians near Jacksboro.
Scouts Ontnumbered.
Adjutant General Steele has received ad-
vices that on the ninth seventy. five Indians
attacked . small party of scouts belonging
to Captain Stevens and Ickerds' companies.
The scouts were go seriously outnumbered
that they avoided the encounter.
From Fort Steele.
OMAHA, July 20.-There is no further in
formation from the Indians. The military
are on the alert. Prominent officers and
experienced frOntiersmen express the Opin-
ion that the late rade into Fort Steele is
IN indication of what the Western people
call o general Indian war. Since the es-
tablishment of Fort Steele NO Indians have
been known to be in the vicinity, and the
miners north OF Rawlins were considered
safe, that being country seldom visited
by Indians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-21
H0unding an Outlaw,

The Franklin San of the eighteenth SAYS
Sheriff Hawthorn and posse, after twelve
days chase, have returned hsme from the
pursuit of Floyd, without succeeding to
capture him. We were mistaken in saying
that the sheriff was put on the wrong track;
he got ahead of his game, for Floyd fingered
ON the way, and got to the place he expected
to find HIM, the night of the day he left it.
And after making considerable circuit, he
him to the vicinity Of the White Sulphur
Springs, near Little Little, whom he must
have taken to the woods, - . Catahouls
party got after him beyond that point
Floyd has shown great euduraneG he i
pretty badly wounded, and yet be travels
shout good deal, and must be subject to
much exposure.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
no arrivals from sea reported.)

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
(No arrivals from sea reported)
STEAMBOATS,.
Katie. Campbell from vicksburg
" Pike Brown from Fishers Landing
Lizzie Hopkins Aucoin. from LAfourche
Texas Stinde from Jefferson
MoIie Moore Hsncy, from st Louis
Mary Ida Ruiz, from Lower Coast
BIZ Hodge. Baranco. rom Baton Rouge
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
steamship Mississippii,. Crowen, from New York
Ilth instant, to H Ludwidsen-Zd district
STEAMBOATS,.
City of Quincy, Walker. from St Louis
Bertha Br1ner, Werzel from Farmersviue
Josephine, Cozzins. from Bonnet Care
BELOW AT QUARANTINE.
Steamship Margaret, Baker, from Ha, ana via Flor
ida Ports, to Roberto
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUlS-Stesmer Mollie MoOre-3l56 SKIS corn
$50 bran 1000 bxs candles "a bxs eggs tics hams
bbls -four 325 bbs meal SO bbls potatoes $50 Dbls
pork bbls apples and supdres
observation-disclosures K2tie-302 bales cotton
bag cotton 3l98 SKIS cotton seed is SKIS seed cotton
274 SKIS Oilcake and sundries
BATON ROUGE--Steamer B Hodge--2s hhds
sugar II SKIS new rice Is hides bag wool and sun
LAFouRCHB-steamer Lizzie Hopkins hhds
sugar bbls moasses and sundriee
45l head cattle and sundries
FIShERS LANDING-Steamer W Pike-5 bales
cotton and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Mary Ida-Sundres
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOulS-Steamer City of Quincy-7o hhds to.
bacco 20 pkgs tobacco 81 bbs whisky 469 bbs pots-
643 bbls pork Is bbls apples 1918 bbs meal 247
bbs -four l4l cks bacon Il half cks bacon l6 bis
con 362 skis 1855 SKIS 100 SKIS malt 7l3 SKIS
bran 345 bales hay 100 ties lard and sundries
FARMkRSVILLk-Steamer Bertha Bruner-26
bales cotton ~ SKIS cotton seed and sundriss
BONNET CAkRE-Steamer osephine-Sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAuRoADs
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
July 1912 hhds sugar bbls sugar 244 head cattle
and suncr;es
June 2o-s5s,7s5 in specie 444 head cattle and
sundries
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
Road, July 20-49 bales cotton 100 bills lime 2G3
bbls rosin 10l hides % bags wool and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO BAIL.
Road. July 20 SO bales cotton $50 bills pork lG9
bbls WHISKY 100 kegs lard l4O bxs cheese q hhds
bacon $50 bbls pOtatOt 100 tcs hams 325 pkgs beer
Is hhds tobacco 456 pkgs tobacco cars apples 800
bbls -four IS cars timber, lumber and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-21
The Changers ARoat.

The St. Louis Democrat of Thursday says:
The new line of boats for New Orleans
will soon organize. 1t will be called the
Granger Line. The projectors OF the enter
prise are negotiating for a commodious
wharfboat, all built, in good order and
lying 1t the wharf. The space wanted by
the new line is the place formerly occupied
by the Keokuk wharfboat, ct the foot of
Chestnut street. We understand that the
harbormaster. Captain John Doyle, will
find NO difficulty in the way of granting
permission for locsting the wharfboat ~
aforesaid.
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Succession Of NJ. Auuu.te

GECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No SO, 884.-NOtce is hereby given
to the creditors of this ate and to ali other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
Gays from the present notification, if any thew
have or can, why the account presented Nv the
administrator of this estate shOuld nnt he
homologated and approved and the funds Dis
trbuted in accordance Herewith ~
BY order of the Court
jyl7 2I25' FRANK PACE I'd w.,
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TIE CROMWELL LINZ,

FOR HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
hey WEST.
United States Mail Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM p. CLYDE EMILIB.
MARGARET, LAvAOA
The New Orleans, Florida
and Havana Steamship Company
&7 ~ viii dispatch one Of the above dI:s
class steamers from New Orleans
Every Wednesday.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and con-
Meeting with steamers for Apalachicola St. MARKS
and Tampa
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. To Cedar Aey6
Cabin. eS
Nt0erage.... ~ y
Through bills Of lading issued to al! points N
Florida, including Tampa, and to New YORK,
Charleston and Savannah.
None but the company's bills of fading signeds
and none signed after sailing of the steamer
Splendid passenger Accommodations and througn
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from tns
Office.
For freight or passage apply to
ia16 No. 100 Common street.
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Succession of John Petrovich

SkCoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- on orleans No. 81 246.-Notce is hereby given
SONS sons herein Interested, to show cause within fen
hays IRON on tne present notification if any they
b~ the u t.st can, why the account presented
so Oda NOT pe homologated and approved, and the
iu p distributed in accordance there with.
jyl2 Is 2l* FRANZ pAcv I'd cr.-k
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Succession of T. H. Patterson

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- SI orleans, No. 50 ,668.-NOtice is hereby given
70 the creditors of this estate and to all Other
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
h has rom the present notification, if any they
!estamentary executor of this estate should not be
noomologAted and approved and the funds dstrib-
uted IN accordance Herewith,
BY order of the Court.
jyl92329 FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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Succession of l.. d. Hillerman.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF orleans, No. o. 39O.-Notice is hereby given
lnG cred1tors of this estate and to all other per
SOUS herein interested. to show cause within ten
IIsys nom the present notification. If any thew
nave or can, why the account presented by the
administrator of this estate should not be homoio'
gated and approved, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
jyl4 1927 FRANK PACE. JR, Clerk
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Succession Of WO0ley II. Cox and his
Wife, Mary Cox.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. 81 ,3l8.-Whereas, John Glynn
has petItioned the court for letters of admins.
trationton the estate of the late Wooley R. Cox and
Mary Cox. deceased. intestate. Notice is hereby
gwen to all whom it may concern to snow cause.
WITHIN ten days why the prayer Of the said petit.
TONER should not be granted
By order of the Court
jy21 Is 20" FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk.
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Succession of Loui. II. Riel....

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF orieans, No. 81 OO3-Notice is hereby given
~ the cred'ors OF this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within Ten
ay from the present notification, if any thew
the sdministratrix of this estate shonid nS,
oe homoiosated and approved, and the funds dis
tr1nuted IN accordance Herewith wv
By order of the Court
jyl92429 FRANK PACE I'd C,-,
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Succession of Marin Rernardine BIomer

succession of Maria Bernardine Bl0mer,
deceased wife Of Henry Bittern.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No. 81 ,3O7-Whereas, Henry Bit
tern has petitoned the court for le tiers of adm
istration on the estate Of the late MIS- Maria Ber-
nardine Bittern, deceased, interstate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said
petitioner should hot be granted
BY order of the Court
wis 10 49, FRANK PACE, JR Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-21

Succession Of Francis Larkin and M.~-
lHaIdiman) Larkn.
SECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR,au
- Of Orleans. No. 81, 3O5.-whereas. Michael Rnal
ley has petitioned the court for letters Of admin
istration on the estate Of the late Frsucis Ierkir
Nonce 10 hereby given to all whom it nav c"r.
Germ. 70 show cause within ten dave M ~
Prsyef OF the said petitioner sholid, MT be-
BY order Of the Court. -& 4 10 h.
Jy4 10 w FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-21

TOTAL week Dt1uIe..... 4,SVI,SSo ~
Gold opened at 1lO0llOA, against llo AZ ne
York and after a fair business closed AZ lio :.
hes, agai. ct ll0k in that arket, WneIo Los =.
touched 1lOls during the interim. The Sale anH
sum ed no $50 600 embracing SLOW II NY @SSo
$500 $1,000 and $4,000 ut llOA, ana pew
and $4,000 at llOa. ..,,
No sales of silver were reported. American nan
dollars were still quoted At l04 0iooH, W., ~n
Ne xcan dollars ruled at l09a4 or y = cent Ao~o'
than gold at New York. ~. in.
Sterling exchange was q shade higher on tne IN
side figure for commercial and the only sales were
$500 Al clear at IS "a and $4,000 bill OF laolns d.
SIS 49,
Nothing transplIed in francs -.
At the close sterling bills were quo.cV q
SIS 34d5 IS tor bill OF ladiDg and Al cleaI Auu
as 40 for bank, AID france nominal al. e1'"H
Q47ia for private and - for bank. 81.
The Offerlngs of domestic exchange were ~ !. !.
and with . limited demand rates were wlthou!
auotabe variation. The sales of New ioik sg an
were confine to $4,000, embracing o S,S ~
commercial at " cent premium, ana Szo oVV 40 a.
5 is We also notice.i sales Of SSt 900 commercial
on Providence at i = cent premium ana p'o'o on
Boston at 932. vi, -.
4 y cent premium. and commercial slgnt "SS
still quoted at 5-lo.
A few sales of stocks were repOrte0, VI ~HieA
the particulars were withheld.
The sales of bonds included i8Wo CRY G oiu
bearing seven per cents at 48S SHWo HSooo
$500 and $1,000 at 49, i, and S2ooO 1T SS's. lheJ
closed about As L.
CITY appropriation certificates and Metronolltan
Police warrants we're quoted nominal at oo0Si
and time certificates Of 1873 nominal al oo. No
sa les of either were reported. :,
Nothing trsnspired Ia State warrants tneE " were
still quoted nominal at 30d32 tor larAe, 53O'o Io1
medium, and Sc d3o for small
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-21
Succession of Hermann LOeber.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TpE p.p1su
~ of Orleans No. 37,3l4.-whereas. Richard
fIotscher has petitioned the court for letters of
Sdmlnlstratlen on the estate of the late Hermann
given TO Gil whom II may concern to show cause
within ten days, why the prayer Of the said nett
toner should not he granted, ~ ~ pour
BY order of the Court
jvl9 % 26* FRANK pACp I'd c,-,
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COMMERCIAL.

.., MONDAY kvnNINs. July 20, 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including l3o
additional on SATURDAY. embraced 500 bales ut
prices requiring no change in our quotations. We
give also the Exchange nguIes, and report as be-
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MERCRANTs, STEAMSHIP LINE
MISSISSIPPI,

MISSISSIPPI,
NJ. B. CROwELL, Commander.
will leave her wharf foot of Jefferson strss, a
SATURDAY, July Is. at BAN
These steamers have superior accom- noaaHo,s
for passenGers.
CABIN passAge........... .......e5O
Bills of lading signed through to Liyernoo C,.A
gov, Bremen and Hamburg
Through Tickets for First Glass and steer,~,
Passengers for Liverpool ard the Continent. "a.
Meeting With GuiOn's Lirs Of Steamers sailine
from New York every WEDNESDAY
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN H. LCDWIGSEN Agent
No. 1870 Common street.
The steamship GENERAL MEADE will follow.
leaving SATURDAY, August ], at ga js4
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With only $40
With only $40

With only $40
You can buy a whole ticket
You can buy whole ticket
In the Louisiana State Lottery.
In the Louisiana State Lottery,
And make with a lucky number
And make with lucky number
Ten thousand dollars.
Ten thousand dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-21

PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Semi. Monthly Llne-CarryinG the Uutoe
states Mails.
JCNIATA, j. W. Catharine commander. l2Oo TONS
YAZOO, L. D. Barrett commander. 1900 tons
1ONAWANDA, G. G. Wiltbank, commander 8A tons
To sail FRIDAY, July "a, at 8 A. ".
The Fine Al Steamship
YAZOO,
L. d. BARRETT, Commander.
Will leave her wharf opposite
Jackson SQUARE, as above.
Passage to Havana UNITED States currency. 835
Passage to Philadelphia ...................... 50
Through tickets issued to New York. so
Freight for Liverpool Antwerp and Bremen
taken by this line and through bills of ladng gwen
for same. For freight or passage apply TO
EDWARD A. YOKE, Agent.
apl7 ly Corner Carondelet and Gravier streets.