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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-09-18

Coal land on Snow Fork and Sunday creek
for sale ct rs dollars per acre. Splendid timber,
The best bargain now left. Coal vain 10 feet
viii take improved land in part pay. Adjoin-
ing lands have sOldfOr $3.50 per acre, and this too
within a few weeks since.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-09-18
NO. A..

VIII exchange land near, for house and lot in
Somerset.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-09-18
NO. 6.

Wanted to buy cheap farm worth from two
10 four Thousand dollars in Perry county. All
cash.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

Isl sack. sold, On the landing In esntzaventson)
oArIzrs IL ssir s.ps,y ..A, is.e.a. 10 I'D
HAY-Good supply aud limited demand. 100 bales
on SIS 81 100 DC :. as .
RiCE-The demand is fair. Holders are firm in
Louisiana No. , 3hd4c; common 81 sac; ordt
nary Cooke; fair ga ao7c; prime II 07hc y b.
COPFEE-Is in ,air demand at firm pricss. Stock
in first hands, 1910 bags stock In hands Of dealers
1000 bags We quote cargo lots: Far goldl II; q
1870 rfb
tory il selling ats6k 0l6c; New York cream lsc
EScuLKNrs AND GREEN vRGErABLEs-aood
euppy. OniOns are dull. Potatoes are in good
n are ss,ss 81
er nl IS So spples ssas y Dbl; csSSages ssas y
box 80l5c apiece in bulk according to sig: sour
krout and cabbsgee are dull: s0urkrout S8f9 p
POULTRY-Westeyn grown chickens are selling
Ut e404 50; young k2o3 So ducke s203 50; geese
CHICKENS G sell At young s2ss s. ducks -
as 50; geese Sc ~; turkeys ss0l2 y dozen.
sugR sna f. ss1 so md
BUTTER-Choice Goshen is in light supply and
good demand: Medium grades are in excessive
and demand. Choice Goshen is selling at l20
44c meoium is quoted at 35d4oc inferior IS d30c;
choice Western sells at 30c; medium ut 2SO28c;
DRIED FRUIT The market lie bare OF peaches;
Apples are in light supply. Apples are quoted at
BEANS AND WESTERN pKAs-Fair eupp,y and
moderate demand. Western beans are selling at
ake; Northern beans &c y +; green peas 90 50
IRON COTTON TyEs-Good supply and demand.
The arrow tie is selling At 81 07c B. With dis H.
sells at SIC ~ b. with discount on round lots- j.
quoted At s so5i * !, oashei. e'''' '''''''''
HOPS-sen at Soc " fb.
COAI-Good supply and dull Pittsbure u cell:
HID, 6oc p box to steamboats, ard Csc to maui.
factnrers; anthracite 90 y ton at wholesale, and
$l2 50 at retail.
SALT-Small stock and fair demand. WequOte
dealers rates. Coarse s 25Ol 30 y sack; fine 50
al GO: rurk's Island 9o09Sc v bag. Of two bush
for drayage. Table salt in pockets sells at IN 06Ac
NAVAL sTOREs-Good supply and limited de-
tn ape ' 81 So gallon; resn No. 81 1sSs s.
No. 81 4o02 50 Dbl; tar Is 1904 p bbi.
COTTON SkED OIL-NO stock on hand, and SIC
made for the next three months, which 10 oon-
TAILow-choice is selling at sk0sac y Ii.
LOUISIANA ORANdES-Are selling 1t S9ON p
BAGGING-Good supply and moderate demand.
Domestic jute IL quoted in found lots at l202'sc
i3c; India in bales and rolls l2c y yard
MOSS-Smau stock and good demand. Black
e selling At Sc; mixed &c; gray 3e city picked 80
STAR CANDLEs-L'sht supply. and quoted at
lie y fb A lot Of 500 boxes was purchased in St.
Louis l6c y u; 500 recorded here on Change, to
sTARCH~Fair supply and moderate demand.
Selling at Sc y b.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

NV YORK, December l9-The Posts financial ar
t,cle says: The Wall street markets are dun e4.
Al ssiss Of gold have been Il liz ellis On go
Ssy Sssns S IL and
cent per annum for use aud Hat Foreign exchange
is dull as !: always he case On Saturday. n, y The
81 &x. The aciusi rates are s. ssH a. IS and
1a4 8Sa. Part Of the gold packed for shipment
to day has been withdrawn, and present. advlces
are that to,aay's steamers take out ESQ.,, 600 in
gold coin. The ruling rate for call loans 10 y
cont, the ex RENE range Of rates being to y
sent. Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 6U7E
per cent Government bonds are strong and gen
state bonds at the board were strong for Ten
nessee skies. new series, to which dealings were
was steady 10 strong. but has since been weak and
tsverish snd prices have fall. fallen 70 lower figures
than for long time The three
Pacific NAL The extreme sales have been as fol.
lows: Wabash 26'4 025; Northwest . a43A; Pacific
Union 81 asia; Ohio and Mississippi aoa aasa;
Union Pacific 34t034a 81. Paul 37t 0,sA: Rock
Island lol0iol \; New York Central 1904 0loOk:
s.lss s7s bales; net receipts 40 gross sais baes
Futures closed barely steady: sales 81 800 bales.
February il 7isc; March IA 27a2c; April Is $50;
May IS l7320ls 9i6c; June Is 10 Ice; July l6 1924
rs Flee; Ansu.' l6sc.
rtUuE-1uIVCu IoQucbC NJ - wac Oh lOI COm'
mon 10 iar extra southern; e5 0D8 IS for good to
ch0iee. Wbeat-Rather better export demand.
Corn quiet; In buy re- favor. Pork unsettled: old
e1S 90. Lard closed firm ut l3hc for prime steam.
<Ofse' firm. Sugar dull &c lower. Rice quiet.
Aoaasses quiet Tnrpentine 6rner ut &c. kOsin
STEADY p.sishts firm; by steam cotton s-l6d;
CIHo,NHArl December la-Cotton dull; mid,
ding 1850. Flour unchanged Wheat quiet; red
&c. P RI ele 1913. Lard dull; steam II ( 0l3c
kettle llc. Bulk meats dull; saes OF shoulders at
esuhtsy points 1t 6kc CITY held at 6Ac; clear rib
9xG clear S%c Bacon dull; shoulders 9kc; clear
rib lie; clear in 1l3c. Whisky firm, SIC.
Sr. LoUls. December l9-COtton weak; demand
6oed. Flour steady; good demand for low grades.
Whsst easisr; 81 670l o.. Corn 1rn1; new CSC
~. Oats easier; No. , S7hs 05ec. whisky steady
1t sec. Pork loyer; els Is. Dry salt meats and
green meat nominal. Bacon-Onl small jobbipg
aud order trade Lard held ct l3c: ANAL lots ,
changed hands ct l2&c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20
Wilson and Carpenter.
A Washington letter to the Chicago

ISnes contains the following sketch:
Vice President Wilson maks but sorry
presiding officer for the Senate c0ntrasted
with Carpenter. Wilson will not swing the
gavel after the holidays, and Carpenter
having already received the pledge of all
the Republican members for his support,
will resume his old position Tor the remain.
der of his term. OF course, in the matter
of morality, Wilson to Carpenter is Diana
to Venus; or, to keep the parallel correctly
sexed, . JOseph to Don Giovanni. But
high morale arc not invariably hitched to
high brains, Sunday school books to the
contrary notwithstanding. Thus it chances
that the bad Carpenter is superior ad.
nlinistrative officer, and handles the Senate
Wilson is commonplace, inc ffcient, and
what slangy grOveling souls would call
'.snide."
Carpenter is free and bold of epeech;
Wilson timid and hating. Carpenter is .
perfect text book Of parliamentary lore;
Wilson never remembers = rule, and invari-
ably turn to the wrong chapter in the
manual" in his futterine hunt for authori-
ties Carpenter u brusque, but decisive;
Wilson sly-mouthed, but vacilating. Car
penter talks back, and being usually in the
right, ~ far ~ precedent 10 concerned, main.
tains his prerOgAtives; Wilson il easily
brow eaten, and surrevders his assertion at
the first retOrt from the cheapest of the car.
pet bagaers. Carpenter has healthy, ring
ing voice, and curt, pertinent sentences;
Wilson's tones have feeble scope aud sickly
twang. and his jumbled paragraphs would
make Richard Grant White squirm worse
shan ''Perstringing' Hall did. In the strict
line of his duties, Carpenter is q model pre-
siding officer, and people who are obliged to
visit the drOwsy senatorial chamber daily,
will he glad to have him back in the chair
again.
Another objection to Wilson lie that his
poor health aud years combined, have
brought him where he is reckoned . no
account man. He is persistently snubbed
by his party leaders. What business has
the Vice President of the United States to
allow himself to be- ignoredf Worse still, he
whines about it. There was Republican
caucus the other night, and he was sigDally
insulted by not being invited. He went
around the next day blubbering about the
eight, and bewailing the ingratitude of his
party associates. should like to see some
body try ~ keep Matt Carpenter out Of
CAUCUS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

tC0UxWU&O kBO8 l11DI HJ
other simultaneous fires were ext,ngnisbe0
Unfhaut0a1pG3n looo. Curtain 1unv1ets ~
tended 10 barn the penitentiary and escape
-. q Deash 81 . Cesess ,Eaetsr.
uxurms Dsoember l9-kletchef Lane.
one Of the Oldest cotton fsotors OF this CITY,
aied last night Of heart disease.
rs Tres Works Bsrsed.
ReAprxa, December 19.-The iron works
Of the Great Western railway burned 70
day. Four hundred men are thereby thrown
cut of employment :.
xs,leA ~ \ Falling Church Ro0fs
RrnArJA. Mo-. December l9.-The roof of
4he Catholic church fell to-day, killing three
persOns.
= gberfA - Perils In the Indian Territory.
MusKoGEE, l. r., December l9.-Sheriff
Joseph Vaughn, while attempting 70 arrest
= notorious outlaw named George Simmons
Yesterday, near Wibbens' Falls, in the
Cherokee Nation, was shot through the
abdomen After being shot the sheriff shot
Simmons through the arm and again
through the groin, when Simmons surren-
saered and begged for lis life. Both men
are fatally injured. They are both Cher"-
KEGS. ..rs. -H.
Philadelphia --latest Horror.
PHILADELPHIA. December ia young
woman, who was brought to this city tor
ahortive purposes, was found in the Med
ieal College, on the dissecting table. Sow
sral arrests have been made.
+ Probabilities. s
WAR DRPAKTHKSr }
Office Chief Signal Officer,
s- Washington, December -. 1874. 4:35 p.
Por the Western Gulf BsAtes, rain. followed by
asecidedy cool and partly cloudy weather, brisk
end high north or west winds and rising oaro'
River and Marine News.
eocruwrsr Pass, Dscenber ~. 6 p. M.-Bsrometer
a&So. Wind west northwest, blowing strong. No
sTivsls. Sailsd-Seesmships City Of Merida and
PAS A.Iourx., December ls: ?; Wind
state Of Minnie sofa. Aan.''n, , %sstsr nom Liver
zmsricsn steamship vicksburg. 1t ll:50 a. NJ.
HoeertA, master from Liverpool via Havana. to
1llas wssks 4 Co establishments Hudson, Gen.
sV,CxsBUso, December lS.-Pessed up-Exporter.
~ "A n; Frank PaIgoud. at II A: NJ; Belle Lee.
ataP NJ Passed down. John Kyle, ct A. NJ;
Katie, It 4 +. 81; Glencoe. at P. n. Arrived
Belle Yszoo. up At : 4. N. River fell two inches.
"ss .ass ssla 1 Dsos anS sRv.r stationary
Weather cold and rainy. Arrived-Loeboat Drues-
=. from below; Belle shreveport and Yaegsr, from
Parker, Tor Cinoinnsti, end Carrie '. Koun.s, for
c.soissAr,. December 49, River pine feet three
Icbcrt Michel, ID New Orleans.
EvANsvr1ls, December J8-Weather cloudy. with
ssn: z :uo = iiyer fallen three in'he. Down
P1TT1uxs, December le.-River Eve feet nine
nS s:o sn1 wss.nsr fssE Moe Moore
from New Orlssns. at 4 p II. Depsrted-Gsrrett
nd bsreee, for New Orleahs, ut A. NJ; Colorado,
sfesmer McComb II still aground, though the tow.
boat Baker hes been pulltng ct her Al the after
neon. River si1 feet ten inches a SS falling Rain
LoUlsvLLa. December l9-Riyer falling, with
six 4 Ct three inches IN the canal. Weather clear
and cold. .-.s..s..
St. Loum, December ls-No arrivalA Departed
Atlantic, for New Orleans; Kinney, for vicksburg.
River falling, and some ice running but not
enough to impede Navigation; cloudy and cold
weather. .w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

A young man remarked. II am going ont
driving this afternoon" and he was the
envy of all bystanders in FREQ lunch
house. They saw him again, ere tho set of
Gun. and he was driving flock Of turkeys
in the street, ringing door bells, and inform
ing each good housewife that Christmas
was coming. HE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20
Above low

The thermometer ct Louis Frigerio's, No.
50 Charities street, on December l9, stood ~
follows: At 8 A. NJ, $40; at 2 P. M, $50; at
p. NJ, 59o. Lowest point during the night Of
December l8. 48o. Rain, December 10,
One-sixth of an inch,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20
FOR HAVANA, VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST,

United states Mau Line,
Steamships
WILLIAM r. CLYDR, kMILIB
MARGARET, LAvAOk.
AA The New Orleans, F1OF1G1
E and Havana Steamship Company
NZH<0+1 will dispatch one OF the above aElA
q class steamers from New Orloane
Every Wednesday.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West and oaps
Meeting with steamers for ApalaohcolA St naskn
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Key West. To Oedas Ka9a,
CAo.n.. ....s.e.s..--.....SW Us
rl0etAR0..s ...........s ~ ID
Through bills Of ladinE issued to All points "
florida, including Tampa, and 10 New Tess.
Charleston and Savannah.
None but the company.s bills Of lsding aG1sa.
and none signed after calling of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations, and thyouGA
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit. from ~
Office.
For freight or passage apply to .
l. <. ROBERTS, Agent,
)elo No. l20 Common 0tro0e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

Passenger list per steamship City of Nc
rida, Captain Zimmerman, for Vera Cruz:
r s Mason, Juan Perndell, A. H. Mason.
Joseph Cheviilt. j. w. Watkins, A. Ze-
mudi A. Llawoss and son. Mrs. Townsend
Aad daughter. A. Rvsen berger, O. Gstijo
and wife, F Csharry. J. P. Hope. d. Var
end, +. A. Hsber, II. ID. Colemau, w. n.
Rur ~ell. e. Colon, J. E. Bsylle, A. W.
Roundtree.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

MONETARY.


NEw ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE.
SATURDAY BvnaIxs. December 10. 1874
We have no change to notice in the money. mar
ket which continues quiet and easy, with che
offerings Of moderate extent ct the banks and
limited the street, while nothing has trAns pired
in commercial paper that Indicate any change in
rstsa We continue to quote frat c as paper
p annum. Al do At l00l2. and second grade Ut $50
10. First cless mortgages continue TO rule 1t 10
all p cent p annum while nothing 10 reported
Ia second class on which to base quotations.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
December 49,. ..... 81, $50 $50 90 SlAssa -
Same time last week. 2os3 lss % lss So %
Tot Totsl iss. before o4tsio 70
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N. Maynard, manager
of the New Orleans Clearing House. for the follow
ing compar alive statement Vt the associated banks
for the week ending to-day:
Specie. ..................... $l91ooO
Currency. ..................... 64oOOW
b benos a.. .....'::: sssoco :. 90.
Gold opened at Ill i 0ll1h. against lllk at New
Yerk, aud, after Iair business. closed at the
during the interim at New York. The sales
summed up Sal 900, comprising $4,000 at
MY; 5000 at illa; slsooo At ~ S0!ll3; $500
dollars are still quoted at 1881 lOsk while Mexican
dollars non ~ rule na sads.h gold ID. ,oa .+
New York sterling was shade lower at the close.
The movement was Of tsir extent. summing up
24S,o0c, embi acine 92s00 bill of lsding and 1900
AL clear at SIS IS: Ei50a bill Of lading and &300O
Al clear at A5 35,a: 92O0o0 bull If lading and
$4,000 al clear at S5 35u5 s.; ESQ bank at
IS 33h, and 3lNO At IS 49,
Francs were unchanged. The sales comprised
$50 0oo commercial, embracing $50 o0o ct 40 and
- 700 at 4.G5 o.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at IS IS q
IS for bill OF lang and Al clear and IS 38s for
bank, and francs at 40 for commercial and 4.66 i
for bank.
The offerings Of domestic exchange were Of fair
extent, and, with a moderate den and. commercial
closed stiff at previous rates. The sales OF New
York sight covered S234 900. embracing $20,OO0,
$4,000 aud $35 900 comnercial at y p cent dis
count, and $4,000. $40, 000 S2' 600 and &25 600
commercial and &2l QUO aud $50. 900 private bank
ers' at Tic.
The banks continued to check on New York at
cent discount. and commercial was still quoted
stiff at 7l6
Several sales of stocks v,ere reported, Of which
the particulars were withheld,
The eaies Of BOMBS included $4,000 and 6 400 new
State consolidated seven Der cents at 81 i, and
5000 aud 5000 city gold bearing seven per cents
At 81. Il which about the closing ,aie.
No sales of city appropriation certificates or
Metropolitan Police warrants were reported; the
former were quoted about So and the latter at
about 60063.
Nothing transpired in State warrante. CID were
quoted al 700. and new about Cog.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS,

~ announces to his friends patrons. and public
in general, that he has opened in connection with
his BAR neat and well filled
Sample and store Room,
Where he vii he able to furnish connoisseurr with
the choicest WINES and LIQUORS, in quantities
to suit and prices to correspond with the times.
He keeps the hest brands of WHITE RED and
CHAMPAGNE WINES. and the reputation Of his
BhANDlES and WHISTLES is too well known to
need mention.
Liquor put in DEM johns from half gallon in si1a
upwards and by bottle. suitable for present or
holiday gifts.
SAMPLE AND STORE ROOM AT ST. CHARLBE
EXCHANGE,
Under st. Charles Hotel,
No. 20 st. Charles street.
de20 81 C. LACOUMB, Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

Renaiaing - - Now Orleass Psste0ce
UpcalDed ter for the Week Enafng
6assrday, DeeembeH 40, 1874. At 8
r. VI.
THE Postoface remains open O sundays Gren 10
A. M 10 10 IL n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20
LADIES, LIST.

Adams B Mies
Ai.amiYa Maria MN
Aibsrs B + Ars
Adrian Catherine MrA
Babbott Leila Mrs
Backus Jennie Mrs
Blanc Pauline Mrs
Banks Sibbie E Misc
Baunistar Mrs
Bartlett n " Mrs
Ball Elenora Mrs
Brandstells r Clara Miss
/ Becker Lolita Mrs
Beauchalnp Mary Miss
Bennedeid Matte Miss
Belger sophia Miss
Brewster 81 4 Mrs
Bryant Mollie Miss
Bidwell 1 Ouis8 J Mrs
Bismark A Miss @..
Briggs Rosa Miss
Brown Kate Miss ..
Brown Nancy Miss
BrOtherton Bmiline Mrs.
Bomsug Harriet Niss
Buford Mary Ms
Butter MOllie
Bowers Louise p Mfo
Castillo n Mrs .'~0
| Crawford NJ G Mrs
CarrarX Maddalen0
Clark Katie Mics
Clsber Maria Mrs .
Calllfeld C D Miss
Claggett Rosa Ara
Crehell Mrs
Dreamer johanna Mre
Cream Mary W
Chesley p Mrs
Grove y B MrD ".
Crnant T r Mrs
Collins Mary Mro .".
Coan Avis Mrs
Collier @ W Mre
Crust Fred Mrs
DAVIS Celestin MID
DAVIS Loria Mrs
Damers Louisa Mrs
Delgrave Agnes Mrs.
Delerno r N Mrs
Deverny Mrs ."
Doveranx Mrs
Donnelly A Mrs
Dorsey Jennie MRS
DOnnrlly Kate Miss
Drown 8 X Mrs
Drusa Jane Miss
Dunn Bridget Mrs
DupreA Emma Iro
Dumas N J Mrs
Duprat 4 A Mrs
Dunhayns Matte Mise
Esrles Luly B Misc
kgertOn Kate Ars
Ellison Henrietta Mre
Ellie Sarah Miss
F,ana gan johanna Mrs
Flem,uich Elenora L Mr.
F0ndard J Niss
FOns Erstell Miss
Pox Ann Mrs.
Faulkner Ann Misc
Gaines Robert Mrs
Galpin Carrie Miss
Green field Jessie Mise
GibboDs Minty Miss
Ginnir Violet Miss u.
Gibson Mary Mrs
Goodwin 4 r Mrs
Gosseline Alex Mrs
Goodrich Mrs
HaatingD Esfer Miss
Hauaghan Delta
Hstham Edith n MisA
Hamilton Ids Miss
Hall Lu Miss ... ~
Hernandes Mrs
Hesdingt0n Jessica Miss
Howard 4 L Mrs
Hockart 4 Mrs ..
Hooper T J Mrs.
HOwas d Mammie Miss
Ingrsham J J Mrs
James Ms
Jennings Josephine 4
Jones q d Mrs
JOnzalas Rebocca Mrs.
johnson Mary Mrs
Jones Martha ...
Kats B sale Widow
Ker Lizo Mrs
Kennedy Z r Mrs
Keen 8 A Mrs
Kendall Carrie Mrs
Ketteringham ] P Mrs
King Sallie y Mrs
King Amanda Mrs
Lajaio & Mrs "". @
Lasbeurd Mrs
Lagrone Henrietta Miss
Lanigan Mary Mrs.
Latatie Mrs
Laborde CM Mrs
Lanbery Julia Miss
I.avlar Narv Ara
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20
CONNIE RCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, De cember 49, 1874.
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including $50
bales additional yesterday were confined to $3.50
bales at irregular aad easier pIiceS. showing q
partial falling OF of &c We modify our quotations
accordingly, aud give also the figures and full TO-
port Of the Exchange, as below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

The movement WAS checked by dark and rainy
W. ather, and the Cemand slack throughout the
day. At the same time factors offered their st0cks
freely and in the little petition among buyers.
were compelled to make concessions to effect sales,
accepting prices which they had refused yese r.
we're realized. ! We have slightly modified our
qaotstions to bring them more in accol dance
with the actual sales
The amount Cd shipboard not cleared, going on
beard. and engaged for shipment. WAS set DOWN
at the opening this morning At 107 900 6aes, en-
bracing 40 O0O for Liverpool, Is 900 for HAVE 1000
for Spain. 1000 for the Mediterranean, 1850 tor
Bremen. 10000 for She North Sea and 5000 bales
tor the North, which. when deducted from the
stock on hand bysour running statement yester-
day evening leaves IS. 800 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing aud in presses unsod or
atlDg orders.
The Exchange reports ''sales $500 bales. includ-
ing 100 after p. n. yesterday Market irregular
and eSaer.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

List Of passengers sailed per steamship
Yazoo, Captain Barrett, for Havana:
c. Winter and wife, Joseph Meyer and
wife. K. X. Stewart and serv ant, Adolf
Fisher. Jacob Ssrrazin, Jacob Heuswkises
Ferdinsn Meuseing. Miss A. Keeling, L. c.
Duchamps, j. F. Tomlinson, J. Gonzales
Juan CsTmina, Earl Of Roseberry.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

Z Eli Perkins never lectures tvice in the
came placc; but It il NOT hu fault.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20

&4 The steamship
UNITED STATES.
=. +. BURDICK. Commander.
VII leave her wharf foot Of Jefferson stroet, a.
SATURDAY. December 26 at A. n.
These steamers have superior accommodates
for passengers.
SbOoA -
Bills If lading signed through to Liverpool GEae.
cow, Bremen and Hamburg.
Through Tickets for First Glass and Steernnp
Passengers for Liverpool s-d the Continent, con-
Meeting With GsiOn's Line Of steamers, ealing
from New York every WEDEESDAY,
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN Il. LODWI0sEN, Agent,
No. 1870 Common street.,
Tho steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS win
follow, leaving on SUNDAY. January 3, ut "a. II
ia4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

st LOUlS-Steamer Psragon-l8l bales cotton al
SKIS seed cotton seed l3 hhds tobacco
1876 ska corn 1907 oats lc7 bbls potatoes TO SKIS
bran 40S6 bbls -four FOG bbls meal ~ oks bacon aid
sunrry produce
CINCINNATI-Steamer Sam Hale and barges-
1900 uaIAs hay $50 bbs potatoes SO bbls beans 1870
bhis apples so bbls vinegar 40 bbls whisky Is half
bbls wdsky bbis brandy bbls gin 501 bxs starch
aud sundry produce
FISHERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. selms-ss7 bales
cotton 70 sks seed cotton 80 hhds sugar 376 bbls
mOlssses and snndries
PENSACOLA VIA MOBILE-Steamer Reliance
5l4 bales cot ton and sundres
Observation-Disclosures st john bales cotton
skis $500 cotton 613 bDls m0lasses IFS binds sugar
and sundri-s
DONALDSONvlLLE-S Henry Tete-s7
hhds sugar 243 bbls molasses half bbls molasses
and aporr16s
ARKANSAS RIvER-Ste amer Reliance-124i bales
cotton 1887 axis cotton seed and sundrles
CONVENT LANDING Steamer Mary Ids--40
hhds sugar l82 bbis HOlass-s and sundries
BONNET CARRk-StoAmer WawonOck-4l hhds
sugar aud snntri,a
sks seed cotton 81 hhds sugar 1856 bills moasses aud
Steamer Bertha-646 bales cotton
4as Ska cotton seed l6 bbis mulasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer--59 bbls
rice axis rice aud snndrles
BONNkf CARRH-Steamer Josephine-26 hhds
sugar 81 bbls m0Asses 20 bbls rice aud sundrfes
LOWKR COASr-Steamer Walloon-33 bbls mo.
1asses aud sundriee
RkCEIPTB By. RAILROADS,
4ORG ana LOUISIANA AND TsXAS RAILROAD.
Deceuber 1920 bales cotton l sack cotton EOS
hhds sugar bile sugar 476 bills polaaasa hsaf
bbla m0losoeo and oun0rf1h
NEW ORLEANS. 81. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
8OAD, psosmSsr ls-46s4 bales Gotten end sundxios