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e water matk of 1874.
MGOIOe. 8Merg't.i8t. tier. U. 8. "
Anvatm.--Isabel, Emma, Shannon, Johb
I tHaasn , Cherokee, Fanohon.
DatrAaeans.-Isabel, Emma, Ann H , Il1n4
Wing No. 3, Ea, Orlaubita Belle, John 1H
ean.lI, Oity of Alton, Geo. Spangler.
To Aaarv.--BDie Wing Nr. 3., Mary Ida,
Iva, Upper Coast; Aestmptien, W. J. Poltte
?eat, easty Tete, L,,fourohe; Gov. Allen,
Mqyont Bae; Oity of Augusta, Bastrop, One
eii ta Trenton, Teness and Macon; C. H,
Durfee, ht. Mary, ,,lBelle, Bfrt Able, tRed
ivetr; Bisrsarok, Cairo; I ,fht, Young, Sandy
No. 2i,Lea~de 't'~)lr, Atotafa!aya; Frank Par
Lotd UOreasnvile; 8'. John, Raton Jtouget
Natches, Vt.kaborg; Ann 8., Isabel, lEmma,
Lower Ooast,
The weather yoetersl.,y was a '"epeti(ion of
Teeday-- clear 'n I very pleasant.
Businees was quite hlvely yne erlay.
The Onaohittl Wioln faa3 been withdrawn
teem the Bayonu iri trond', tnd left yost'l rtn
for the Onaohi a itln'lr charter to tlh Now
OrleanI and nu toili' Ti 'l'rinteportation ('.ur
lp.a , (Apti J 1V. J.tlnko, in comto iin 1. M1r.
S6 C rniw-ll i-i thie ,fliel. ('apt. Xlc IIr .y
has made arrag,lgmoenlr with Ih (;,v All
t- reptFee,.t Iinm anld ihe .a4ll on thn (ue .r,,
for the tien being.
Mr. Lon MA1 1 arlin was ort in Ih, t1 dir pr
yratorday, nearly recovertd from hih letcrtr
111 at s.
An annuually I irge amount ( f Ihinrlb r .n I
shingles is being sipl,ped to thet It,,fr ilnd
lnwer (Onat. A goon a.1tn.
-The Trenton will arrivn tlo.dy and leave
Maltrday for the Ten'es Ranti MaInon.
The great Nitch az is l(ie to night from
Vilosbutrg, -nd will return, a unual, $tt.
1lrday.
The renowned Bart Able loeves Maturday,
ai usual, for Alexandria and (rand Eo -re.
The LaBelle, Oap'. M. N. Wood. of the
New Orleans and lDid liver Transportation
Company, leavwn 8Nuirday for Shreveuprt,
The Bonnfe L e, also of this line, leaves also
Saturday for Minden.
The Shannon arrived Tuesday nigLt from
aunden with 25614 bales cotton. Not being
reedy to have yesterday, she leaves to-day,
pmomptly and positively at 6 p. m, John De.
Hart in ootmmand, L"'n MacFarlin olerk.
The steamer St. John, from Menchao, ar
lived last evening with a good trip, part of
which was 158 hhds sugar, and 619 bbls m.o
The Cherokee, Captain (leo. Wolf, clerk
A. Byers, arrived yesterday morning from the
Ohio, and will return to.day at 5 p. mr., taking
height and paosengers for all intermediate
points through to Cincinnati.
The Faobhon arrived yesterday from Blayou
Bartholomew, with 1448 bales oot on, and in
receiving to retnrn to-day at T, p. m., g ,ing
through to Poplar Buff ; T. C. Sveeaey in
oommand, Morrii i)urtey, olelk
Not being ready to leave yesterday, the
Iobert Mitchel ovt rlaid not I i p. m. to-.dy,
when she leaves for Memphis, Cairo, Lonts
Ville and Cininonati, James Paul, master,
Frhnk Stein, o;erk.
The regue!r weekly Atohafaley packet Itobt.
Young, W. ii. DMniel, mener, Messrs. Danoil
and Lawson, clerks, is receiving to leave to.
day at r p. m.
The C. II. Iurfee, failingl to atrive in time
to leave yesterd.ay, will leave today at 5 p.
mi, for Alexandria anid (rlanl Ejore, John
Htan, master, W. II. MoChesenoy in the
The Frank l'argond, J. M. White mas'er,
Ourt Ii< m a eolrk, leoaves to-day at 5 p. m.
fir Vicksburg, (;reenville and all lund land
tags.
The New Orletes and ItRd Pvivr Tra.spor
tatlon Company steamer Mr. Mary, Fred.
Probt nmaster, EA. Uruves,clerk, In ives to-day
at 5 p. m. for eurevcport.
'The Os, E B. (Cyer master, of the New
Orleans and Ousohita Transp rtation Com
pany, leaves t.,-day at 5 p. m. for lialou lBar
tholomew, tbroagh to 'opl tr'Bluff4.
The tri-weekly Upper Uoast daylight peok
et Eva, Louils Itauson master, leaves to mrr
row at 18 a. m. for the IBo Tureaud Planta
tion.
The Lower Ooast packet Waloo.. P. E
Barry master, E. F. Barry olerk, leaves to
morrow at 11 a. m. for the Lee Plantation.
The tri-weekly L'wor Coact packet Emma,
leavts tomorrow at I p. m. for the Fuanklin
Rice Mills. Oliver Canton, Jr., muatt r, J. J.
Donovan dalrk.
The sem.mweokly Coast and laton Roug"
packet lt. Jobn, flar k Bergeron master, J.
O. Bergeron clerk, leaves tomorrow at 12 m.
panetually.
The (Coast and l1you .ara United States
mall packet Gov. Allen. John J. Brown mas
teo, 8. Streok clerk, leaves to-morrow at 5
The St. Faul Fioneeo-Pres Pays:
We are in reoeipt tf a circular from a New
Orleans firm setting forth the advantages
which that port now presents as a shipp ug
emr.rium for the grain trade of the Miessestp
pi Valley, now that Maide' jetties have proved
asnoeess. There seems to be no reasoonable
doubt that these jetties will afford a continu
ous depth of 25 feet of water through the
.Swth Pass by March next, and as ooon as 22
feet is assured many new lines of stonmrrs
and aliling ve suol will be drawn tb New Or.
leans. A wealthy and enterprising firn of
Liverpool are going to put on a large line of
steamers, each with a capacity for 150,000
bushes of grain. Large elevators have al
ready been built at New Orleans in antilipa
tion of the flow of grain through that out let,
and St. Lunis has been for years
organizing lines ot barges tor the
large down-river garin trade which is expected
to follow the deepening of the channel of the
South Paes. There can be no lnt stion that
the opennag of the months of thu Mississippi
to ocean asipping wilt give a mighty im
pulse to the development of the rivertrilio
along its whole length from New Orleans to
St. Paul, and that the Mississippi will there
apon be the che apest ontltt for the grain and
all the products of the gro.st valley to toe
smeboard. The cost of transPtortirng what by
barge from Minnesota to New tOrlenns will
probably not exceed 25 ccnts, and it is doubt
irl whe her the eastward rndl and water lines
can compete with the downward current
of the Miasissippi in tue movement of grain
to the ocean. The flow of grain for export
to Europe once estiblished in this dirtc,tou
the reflex tide of f.reign importations
wi l naturally and necessarily seek
the tame channel to a great extent. The
ocean shipping ongaged in the grain and cot.
ton trade will give low freights for re urn car
goes of merchandise, and the same principle
will rule the freight rate of the upward-bound
e<aft from New Or eans. Of course to give
Minnesota the full benefit of this great com
peting outlet to the ocean it is necessary that
the work of deepening the channel of the river
in its shallow places, by the application of the
jetty system whenever necessary, should be
proseeuted along its entire navigable length.
One sr two hoiedred thousand dollare thus
uxpeatded would give a channel Ave feet Ia
ept atel boest water from e santti
Nov Ian
3MW Mm 0»1t" .1O..
.L . L1 OleaUnls. tiean s:
ab, a ' y ......... ... 1,rfuo, i $1 ii$C1$ 8
era tr * .........*...14 . s s8 0 at ,f ets
ebmarn T............. .d,t a se __
SThus tfar this week.....s ,.dso .i rgotsl 41
Dmetime aIest week... 71,is,( 0 i s.sai e:
o teat *eek........ 1o0,0a 51 1,11,240 64
T o week before.,..... ,1to,,9o 07 1,217,e14 a:
The demand for Money ontlinued modernD:
2 to-day, Loth in bank and on the street, nad ots,
Smerciai paper was unlobsnlgd. Underthe deoliJ l
1 at New York gold ruled a lower. he move.
Sment wauymoderate, Foreign Bohanae followei.
the course of geld, sterling closing %O or abonl
1-10 per cent lower, and francs quoted dowli
full % per cent, Only a limited business was
transacted, In sterling, and nothing wss reported
in francs. New York sigh; was unchanged,
nas tocks wcre more in request aid firmer. htate
j{ Bonds and Premium B,onds were in fair demand:
the f rtner closed ? 6~; per cent higher and the
Is, We crntue to quote exception-l paper 8@
ht- il cent 10, aitt (liicountt; Al it0t; loans on
n, collaterals 7 191; second grade paper nominal; Al
a. mortgages l ,rcr.0, and second grade mortgages
Gold opened at. 1051 ie105 ,, against 10:e st
New York, notl safr. a moderate business osIoed
1y mtl~h'4'ilrl(5, Igainst 105l) la that market,
Ir where r, reached 1tS. dlorirg thu interim. The
e; aPiS tlllmitne lip I2.1.01)0, mtrsacine $10't0 at
1, 10t', $ 00 sat t0.%, 43)0(0 and 17000 at 105',,
1nit 4550 1) at 1' 5 .i
Unrlnr the coure of gnl1 ' 1 ew York. ster.
mitg gave way (". alnd fraRnc nearr=y t/ ;W cent.
'1 haloo s if stertliig were onr(itinrd to £22,5(1i0,
,l.mbrving £10(0) At chlar at 5011, 0(I I)d). 1 and
y 0 (1 C13,5'10 d ". at 5IHrtls .
ri Nothing, tran.ririi d in frnnce.
. At lhie il no eltri-,g hlJi4 w le (quoted at, t )'i o
S ,I0 fr,r hill oi f ldirg anrd Al cilo.r, am.l rOil
(, Ir Un nuk o, ( iank m o1) e rL-- I t11), andi
frelie a t 1 .i ). fl r r r01(irr r~rral. andi ntnlOuril for
Nv fork i lz.t wam, n w.i i r,(u.. The sales
,t tllp iecd $137,010, ( lr*(cuag $1 ,l',10) ol ertl ;
Sc il at pat r 1; il(111 i0 (o ininot( l and $15 1ulr privc e
i nker.t s a i 1.3 at l r cul pr IIini ; )i,1,.(0() uln
$!1.000 privatie .nkenr. an I $ul,trl bt hanK at I 10.
1 "hi batikc continnmd th check on New York at
i per cent pri-olrrm, asnd c',mtumercial sight was
Still q(O tied at. 1.I.
lT. following is heo tilfiial .tat..ment rf the
e sales reportel to--ly at the Nitck Elachlinge:
15 shares New Ortanis OaPlight 0o. at.. $108 00
it 40 shares Factors' and Tl'rader' Insurance
t. Coin any at...................... 98 00
20 shares 1St. Cha lee dtreet ltI.ilroad Com
pany at .................. ........ 74 50
125,0001 Sate Console at.................. U3%
1,500 do. do................. G6y
0 65,)001 to. do... ... 64
n 5,000 do. do ................ 64
1. 80,010 do. do.................. 46,}
o 1,00(0 doi. doL,...... .......1.....4
16,,000 do. do............. 6it'
S ,000 do. do.................. 64 e
20 000 do. do.................. 61
g Making a total of $317,500 Stiate Consols.
S$5,0110 1'Premium Bonds at ............... 331"
" 25,0 0 do. do ............ 3'04
4 000 do. do............... 8i 4
Making a total of $130,000 Prtmium Bonds.
Stooka were in request and firmer.
State Consols wer.t in demand and quoted at
64/0 63 p, against 608 ('64V4' yesterday.
t'remitun linda were also in reque.at and
k closed at 833D'i338. against 83@383. yes erday.
COMMERCIAL,.
rQuotalions represmet prices for roitnad Ist from
first hands. unlss otherwise sRaled. Int lilliea
small orders higiher priees are paid.
OFr(veE N. I'. I)D ooInATr,
Wanrlesday Evening. Peb. 7, 1877.
g COTTON -TIe sales to-day were contined to
S35500 balee,!at prices requi ing no change in our
quotations. We slightly revie, however, our
our figures for (lAd Ordinary and the lower
e grad's. We give also the figureo and report of
the Exchange as below:
(ien'l Quotations. Ex. tJ
Inferior .............. .... r(5 .I
I.ow Ordinary ...........- o.t
, Ordinary ................. 10:4i (cl10.% 10 ,
I triot Oirdinary............ li @ llitr a
(hicd Ordinary ............I11 . ti01 - Ill -
titrict (lood Ordinary...... 11(p1~
low Middling.. ..........1)1i5~/ 11" i l 11
Sltriet Liw Mitidlig .. ...l1rItll.,
l iddlil .................. 11 0 i 1' i' ,; 1'
itirict Middling........... 12lr2'12 .
S(t lftid Miidldling....... ....12! $512' 12.
Middling Fair............ .17'.1 rtl I
Fair...... ........... ...ltl~r(i l
The market opened under the depressing in
flneenro of ,nrtheir dis.e.raging telegrams, and
with the movemenflit elteckeiby brokers cisiming
greater concssaions than factors were willing to
admit, many of the latter, in fact, adhe., ig to
the ir previous pretensions.
Thre sales during the morning were consequent
Iy of I ruited extent, partly at previous rates and
Spartly at a decline of fuly %'o. Later in the day,
however, as factors oviuced renewed coofidence,
prices exhibited more steadiness enit a moderato
blaiotess was done at about yeslerday's quota
tions. The movemeo.texhibi ed tut little snims
lion as is indicated by the sales noted ab vse.
(lod Ordinary, of gyod style, srld at lec, at d
tfew Milcilinl, h'gh style, at 11'o. 'hero is
very little olltring helow.Gocd Oromnary, and our
quoti.tnos for Ordinary and Striot 0 dlmory are,
to a great extent, nominal. The dispatches re
port Liverpool doll at a dec ite of l-161. with
sales of 0000 bales, and er'rivals weaker; Harre
dull and unchanged, aid New York %o lower for
o pets and 3-82.((14-32o for Intures.
The J rolnkuge makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared (before to-da)'s exports) 115 222
bales, embracing 56 880 b des for Liverpool. 38,
922 for Ulavre, 12,963 f r the North Nea 7298 for
SBrt men, 14i for Spain, 1287 for the Mediterranean
and 2862 for oeastwi.e ports, leaving in presses,
agreeanly to its accont as now, 172,109 bales,
only a small part of which is on saie.
At noon to-oav middling was quoted at Galves
ton at 12',', at lohile at 12c, at Savannah at
12'0, at dCharl eton at 124o, at Wilmington at
I'e, at Norfolk at 12o, at lBiltmere at 12'0. at
New York at 12~0, at Boston at 13%ie, at Mem
r phis at 120, at Auguste at 11p7c, aLd at Pniladol
4 phis at 13o.
The Exchange reports, "isalrs 2200 bales; mar
ket quiet." It makes no change in its quota
tions, but adds figures for ordinary.
COTTON RTAThMENiT.
Stock on hend Hlept. 1, 1R76--bale.......... 29,377
Arrived dine,e ltasut totLto liont.... 7.,97
Arrived prtvioul.ly.......... 1.0.14,7:17-1,012.334
1,071.711
Cl.nre'l to-day....... ........... r,.27
Clear.tled pr viluly.........*... ';84.27- 790.414
f Stook on htan nod on shlp
Stoardl, Inot 'Iteur . ....... 2e1.267
Santotimeo last r ............. tue7.86d
To1.dy's exports embraced 2470 bales to Cork,
1619 to Genoa and 2148 to New York.
Ileceipts proper Oine last evening 7294 hales,
against 3021 on last Wednesday and 4813 Ia t
1 year, making an aggregate since Friday evening
I of 41.045 bales, against 412,451 last week and
38,8.H laset year. Total since August 31st 879.501
bales, against 993,574 last year --decrease 120,073
The E:xchange teolgrame make the receipts at
all the norts from 12 m. yesterday to 12 m. to-day
1(;,824 baler, arsinat 17,691 last wee k and 14,1041
last year, and since Friday 97,356 bales, against
9,l864 last week and 74,004 last year. Total
since Aug. 3t, 3,2.38,503 b.les, against 3,102,813
up to Monday noeon, Feb. 7, last y.er-increaso
13.5 720.
xLaorte (Friday to Monday inclusive) to Great.
Britain 61,815 bales, against 52,557 this wrek and
58,147 last year, and to the font nont 21,408 bales
against 21,218 last week and 27,863 last }ear.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to 12
m. 892,270 baloe, against 891,918 la L week and
905 779 last year.
'10AIOOO--The only sales reported to-lay
were 4 hhds. (1 and 3.) The amount oni sac is
estimated at 5850 hhde. We continue to lquote
as follows:
Uns,,und and fron'ed lags 27 ;3,, intfrior
logs 4Io./o. low 4i46'~3' e, medium b1./g6o, gol
to fine ;ta',;o. low le.f 71a8e, mediunm 8%@O
100, good lO/,),rt2e, fine 12%.V 184c, and mele c
tionis lV14 t .lne. Received liuce l.st evering
none: exported 43 to Bordeaux and 10 to New
York.
F!REIGHITS-We have no new feature to no' ice
in the market, and continue to qultie as follows:
By steam-Cotton to L vervool 15-32d; to Bre
men 1/,d; Boston, Providence Fall River, Phila.
del,hi and Baltimore, via eow York, /o, to
New York %e: sugar to New York $4 . hu; mo
laeea $150 3 bbl. "
By ea.l-Outton to Liverpool 144-8215 82d; to
Havre JO-1t, the latter for condrtiment; to I
emeo_ 5i; 1t e theo autIs 9D&i; b.oGeaoo lc;
L1Q - 381 Ids. r ts .iif~i
t o I t alt M s utr ri *t
lirltjad i , off whit wer e, whts
8!] b esoved tbes morning 402 bble.
Theithe ecame tno lateW and the demand is lIm0
lted at inhtraged prless. Oommnon is quoted at
80oSt o, oentrtngr i 208oe5, ofeIr 8187o, prime
40(44c, stittlaly prime o, and choice 50O
gallon.
rIAtULB-Only 905 barrel. were received this
morning. The market Is nearly bare of supplies
and the demand, which Ia good for the local
trade, is restricted in ,onaequenee. There are
also soimA orders here for isba unexacuted.
Prloes are stronger ain asome offers of previous
rates were refuaed. The nales comprise 1486 bblW,
of which 100 flue at $5 02~/, 25 superflne at 06,
28 and r0 gn$ treble extra at $7 12%, 25. 100, 50
and 0 do. of7 t5 0O. 50 at $7 85 00 do, at $7 02
S2, 60, S2 and 100 choice treble extra at $7 c
th choice extra at tt, 25, 25 at t$8 i0, 125, 160 andO
880 oa private termsn. ome sales were made to
arrive at h gher prices.
Common is quoted at $4 50s3, finue $5 21@ 5r O,
asup rflne $5 76ol. double extra at i 2246 50,o,
treble extra $6 66(d0 75, good do. $7@7 25 choice
do. $7 60t17 75. choice extra $88t8 50) hbl
DIr.Y rti'lT' MekAT-Is quiet, but 'r9. 41
Itronml. r; 6000 RIt shouldT rS sold at i gin, ati 0
hoes do.l at 0"4 f ipl. Shouloers are quollted at
G' a, loote, arnl '"4C, pa"ked, clear rib idale 8'4;
cl par si 5a t on i it.. D.),alere cr jobbirng shoult
diere at i 0'4"7c; clear rib ileaoa iC9,4 '; lear
sides t91n i4 lh.
BACUN--C-ontinoua very scare, alndl in good1
j b detmand at.. ring priaes, abton 'deal comnI,$nId
a r', in .i andi lit ' tak lore, 7',: clear itli i e'! a
10'4"; chlar cilia 1)0 . 4 If t: 6 c"il;', dch rhb
itles, city aru,' k dl, etid at 10 .c; 5 do. at 1it', ,: 1:5
an'l , 4k. WVeAtl TrnII sanl,;lrd tli r e'l"as Ai. li4 ,.
aOlI 5 r5 k c hoitl ih I at 7°' '" h i . a ld h 'r. l ,r n,
jobbiiig ah(o ilers it. t , : l,',er rh ., cilia 10 .ih 1,;
clear aidr l ,, I 'Id 1,. 7 To In tkek t clAo'l oste.,,o t
(OHN tdFAiirlt it C,';t). antid in ft w htila.
thodu nuleiji Ia active andl prince liean rlr hr
advanortld 1 "' 1 ISi" The t alt 1) n1rae',n 72L l'IiI,
of which 100 an to arrive at , 75,, 01 and t, )
ep')t a I2 till, 2 '' O8110t at, tl x, jt il tiT'j'ra of
C$2 kt woreo rteftse for Iota of 2. stdl 8'.) bbIl antli
$2 9) takedt. I i jobt,iig at 93 bibl. I hre
w, 4 little or i on, left ,it th marks+t at ti-, t 'lnon.
lPullK i-I in light anpply ind 11' I.;,d25,
atrogtgr under lthe int ittlot of a bette r dImInttd.
175 blas mneas .colt, coil Pricing it,, 26 andl t50 ,l
at 117 75, 25 asldl 5 atR $1i4 ibl. ' hero is v try
littleo t elrinlm and $1t ia askedtl. i'altisr nr, ji,b
bing at $11 25ODi18 l1, i' htl.
(hicago o erted 17!·;,1 oil; April $11 50; fat, lh.)g
higher, 15 90(tbl7.
AItD-- I in l ight supply and the stc.k is
held firmly at li'uitll.-o for tierce,. 11'llA44w
for keg and half-t,l.s, and 12 '4. 2'/.o 1. iapil
with a good local job trade at the out dlt priene.
4O tierces I acker sold at 1 antid 9:1 kegs at 12o
9 It,.
Private advices from Cbioagoto-day reporte ,
a strong, buoyant and advancing market, and I
iostruct to sell nmoderately.
IIAMl -Are in good supply and dull. Choioe
sugar-cured, large sire, are quoted at 12c; me
dium average 12' 'c: email 12/.t0jlBo i l' .; plain,
uncanvarsed, 0Ifo. hlugar-cured, uuranvased, ,
le $) th. 6 tieroes medium size choice sugar- i
oured sold at l2'., lb.
HALT--Demand improving, with a fair stock
on ha,,d. No cargo sales to report of tha late
arrivals. They are being stored to await better
prices. We qunoe, from warehouse, coarse tS@
90c; fine $1 05t1 10 1 sack. Turk's Island -nuo
demtand; quloted nominally st 80(485o0 1 bushel. -
Table salt, in pockets, 2@5) ,+ earch, as In a rl.
BDIIAKFAti' BAOON--it in good sunpply and I
dull at 12., for caunvased and Ieo for tinoanvassed
I'ACKt.iL ' I1O0 PRIODUTH--A receiver sold t
200 kegs pigs' feet at 75e °1t keg. 'ig pork ia
jobbig at .$9t,) 25 ;ii half bbl ; pip's feet are sell.
tog at. t5o jil keg and $5 50 4t bb l; family clear
port $16 75 ; extra prime pork $14 5t'l(15 P bbl
prime pork $16 110 l) bbl; rump pork 115 50 l
bbl ; siae ribs $ I'r0(l2 50 1- tieice, ae in are and
weight of package: pigs' tonaues 6 ',t7e aspiece; r
ham eausages 75@7! Qe lb ,; spare isbr 84f~', 25
t bbl.
WIIILKY--The supply is vary emall alld choice
rectitied, good proof, commands $1 t(i (. gallon.
CORN IN BULkt-Is qrlotedi at ,2r(-5l i
bushel. Liberal supplies are expectedl.
CORN IN H('!i4 .air .plply anld thei de
mand for export i llusite brisk, hbut the jobtiue
trade Is negleoted. l'rios have, declined Il ýt
bushel; 415(1(1 alnio sold, of whllth .(-00 wiit,', for c
export, at 53, 501 while at 51. n00 ido,. at m5ac,
11:00 yellow atild minrdl , for oxoort. at 5,3c, antlt 500 r
white, ini jb l,)t. a t1t i;ll ho.lhel.
OA'IT'l- .4nupplines art, anllldat anil trade ron
tinues dull; Slt)0 c.cLs choice Qalenla, in lots,
told at 48h B Iabluel.
IIIAN-. In n light II- ply and torlderete de
!nand at previcne priceo; 70(0 .acks so (, of
which 300 choice at 5os AltO 40J at 9Oc 4F) 10l0 it.
HA.Y -l argn setok and dull. 100 Ulec priuie
told act $116 ", ton.
O(FFIfoE NKW OlfLsA WIR DEMOCRAT.
February i, 1H77.
lmeared Vesterday.
Steamship New Orleans, Dearborn, for New York
A*M olton
Sleaiship Tappalila.ock, CooksPy, Ior Coalr Ke es
I K Blbarts
Ital bark Franoonsoo, Caste lano, for rGenne
F aa Tarrabohebl
Nor bship Mardoll, Narp. for Cork
Decon. Zerega &co
Scbr Three Sisters, Silva, for Api acbi' ola-
H Pobhlman & Son
Schr Bloom, Puttbrees, for Mobile
I, R Poole
Pr barh Leon. Illano, for Ilordeaux- Laster
Arrived.
Steamship Mengan City. Read, from New .Srk l3ult
to C A Wh.tney &co-A-bgies
Schr A II Bolden, Terry, from Galveston, to master
--P'oiut
Sohr C I oline, Snow, from Indianela, to S Choafran
--R aunhje house
Schr KIl-n M Adams, Adams, from Jamaica, to J P
Marhece-Plo tier
Bohr Daly E, Parahurst. Pmlth, 14 days from Provl
deooe, to Uuiou Oil Co-Ore no
Sehr Clara Salvador, f.om Grand Callloe to master -
7 ad die
STRAMBOATS.
St. ,Joho, lietjr'ron, from Mliachao
IRice Farmir, 'l'alor. trom Lower Coast
.1 II Hanna, Blanks, from Oueshita City,
iimmar Canton, fYom Lower Coast
She. non, Iollart, fI lo oarks, Ouahbita rTveri
Isabel, Ol'rv, from Lower Coast
Cherok e, 7Volfl fr, In Cincinnati
Fat.Ih n. 8weeney. f'eom lasou liar'tholoroew
4xperes.
NEW YORIK--I'er teamshb' New (Orleans- ":144
bales cottom 150 lales mons 15 bales hides 1401 bilas
molan rs 100 bis rico 24 bhbl honey 10 bhddl tolbacc
15.1 bdl Ilild~n 6;;I dry hides 57 bales sarsaparilla le
seoks guno 64 pkwI, nmrlse 66,000 cocoa nu
CEl)DAR I. YS--Per steamship lTapahannock -
7813 bbls flour., Ibls pork 17 bIbs whisky 13,000( scks
corn l19 sacks bran 100 Ao,:ke salt 1[ sacks on.s :'2
:raks lncou 9 blds sugar :. tierces hams 119 ) kgns
snitrits
.SENO )--i'er bark Fosncessco --ll') bales cloton
1373 bb,14 cotton reed oil I I.401. pce s avt
(X)'I¢(- Per ship Vlaridli-2170 bales oltton
AI'ALACIIAC.(LA--ler sehr Three ;itotro.---72
hld flour 4 ibls whi, y 4 ibles ugarI 3 saoks toflt o
130 sacts corn 159 , kgs sanrdri
MOH.IIIL.--Per crhr Blornn-25 Ibbl i mnolsros 6 hf
do Y. hhdor snortr 60 tone coal r-s pkgs snndries
II3)1.li1ATX-I'or bark Le,,n-45 h)lb4 tobacco
365,3 .a ecorn I bl, augar 2 I)t 1o rice 4 lh!Is potatoe1s
I hf bbl syrup I bbl peaiit0 2),0o0) ii eats ;771 pithks
7.300 )po stavetI ! pkga and is.s
Impot s.
NEW YOlK ..Per steamship Motrgan City. As
sorted mden
GIIANDCAII.LOU--PTrsehr Clara---i bils mo
lasses 4 a:cks sted cotton to order
KRoeolpts et Produce.
MANCIIAC-Per steamer SI John-41 hhdil tiugar
213 hbls u ol[ es's tltthardt Mililken-200 co 25 hhtis
sugar McrSiea & Vale----53 do 5 bhli mn,l-eirsI J .
Irby & S n-22 tdo 3I hhls atgar EM H c 'it- 20 do IL
totchautr-17 t .1 W Ilurbridge &co--00 bble mor
lasses RI, hard Milliken-5 do r I ananx- 4 'to L 1)
Sarp' -50 sacks rough rice trder- 30 ao J M Walsh
lacks eed(I cotton Gros & WViI i ,m--1 bale rotton
Bu.h &. Levert-sundries to order-Total 1 hale cot
ton 2 s oks need cotton .() nncks rough rice lna hhds
tsugar fil) bb is onltesses
L,)WER COAST-Per steamer Rico Farme'-64
bbls ri.t A Soola-- G6 sacks rough rice Jos David..
14 do Siewerd & T'hompson-6- do S Barnes-sundries
to order-Total 64 bbl- tIcs 88 sacks rough rice
OCACHLITA CIT Y-Per steamer John H Hanna
441 bales cotton Allen. Nagent &oo-348 do Jurey &
G(ila-343 ,Too T Harole &co--2--l Lehman, Abra.
ham &eo-235 Meyer, Weis &co..204 Aleon & WE ti
-13l Joe On fie & S n-l23 8 W Itawlhnas-108 CIal
borne aco-84 Chaffe Hanm ona& Iowell--65 J L
Hati &a-o-61 D O Morg-a-49 Mereh & 8cheater
-4C Wamalo -46 B Nawa-as W
IS 4ewsa *1 T Ay 40411 kBtnenu d
eo-1 liD #'Wosul.4 racob &lioo Oe-IId si~ at
Ieed &ot isktPk Wot6t-19kt?4e 'ldn' tooS
fait do 1311 .slim(--.IV do 8 bll Odlno D 01 f
hides Jnnev & GlllbY.-ii do Odell & Wiht- -14 l
staks cottou seed I 0 ( otto ged AmsinotIo-sun
dtln t of( et-li'oal 8a7 hl ee coteon 1249 sacks out
to seed ItO sscte se oott,
IiOAlt ( roah r)-t)Per teamenr r llaunou
587 bales ootton Aloes, icherek & Atte,-444 do J I
arlris loo--010 Jorey & Olllls.-- 24 Ihlihnbedtien d
May-141 Joo Pheslp &co-l30 Joe bI Wolfe Asso-I
J W Whlte-5& Alen. loggnt&oo--ti flirseb A4d1s
&cla-I0 Mesehee, Snowdrn & V'lolet----41 Myer
Wits kou-Bit Telbtale g (oon. &e.--: tb r Warms
lay loo--4 Jon C(ln e & Stao--43 J 1 Davis l&o-21
S Henderson-18g f & C Newman--1I Clalborne &i
-l O W Terrell-q Schmldot & Zelgier- 6 Jab T liar
dip &on--- AltktLn & Watt-I N D Wrtmtore-i bales
hides I) Moultk'n-l do (1 A Vinoeets-- woke seei
001401 d W White---enndries to order--To(l 2151
bales eott a 9 50kbi seed Cotton
1(1 WIE COA8 -Per steamer Isabel--25 bldi
Aluis' Richard Mlii ken-2gi do D) £ Peoettl-9J do A
Tllitsvn-2do Id bole mnlasseoe Dls & Levert-son
dlriiia to eider--Td,% 71 hlhlda sugar 10 bblet itolisie5
LOWIIIt COAj _-1'per atemster Emnms--Ol bhdg
ugar Rlio hard MlU&l - S( bide iolssise Jnn I)ia
In nd-27 do BIuth 4 [overt-- do 1 bbl sugar Usgati
& Mokileon-eundtiee to orcter
ClNI INN TI-her steamer Chierakee-25 baa q
ware A Wo r-soo Ifl starch A fI Wolle-510O sierve
A ltaldw na &o0. -i b-an tareh Ilarelon kco---4S
plows 14 '~ellot a H12 West--iJOO lice susja Burke &
rllttpac-lO do At do cnndles C: A Fipenor- 2 bb a
tongues CIA k & Metder-4911 bide p tltoes 24 bbie
apples a 2 ipils Srd (iN bales bny Uhe lfrea-ant-- I
ineate rrockerv C '1' 4nehe--rIS boos candles C.t m
mitige &eo-ti0 a libi' Cre-eentCltS (Sii Co --(.5 pkgs
tutu r 1g Keppp & 8(n-40 obie iongues 14 tile of ap
ples 401 tierris thlm E Fi I). 1"1) dioU--Si0 bli rll
anIa litirtila E It 11od~it1iii--Ii b%44 whiiiky Ii) bils
tadan C lawll-o- 04 alo rlile It It F iriiilid--24 tee
Ili. I ilio ie0 Mils I i tlau etira Iran h 111 iiiitb xesIoo k
1 il- li NIik i,.ii.iei ( IV 'I' It. &ro -1t 7 iolea fiaty
Ii) llii( 1Ii i12l, II~ Plrlcii~Vtrlml ta-·-: Iril baa emli iiy
t :-n tw 4 4'n-2 I) 0. a.. ap It I ti(-l- Sn IIe
io ilt-.''-' vi*eg if'i qHllk Nt I tic --o liota hull If 11
l iwlorid Ia'l a iii-]. I lI A I n A ' l IIi lio cIi 1 l l II1
1:.1114 COi 8itihitianlo i 4l it,td &n .0 '-4 ;digo mlee S is
ICI.ii evJll1. 1001s0tm%%~n1) 7Vbi-lr, illtia (lilaky N(
Itt1-- 2 d lVbw II- I. lit.' 1)'.4 irh---5 i. bai h i si
'2 I ac otle & r Wang h ionst, ts-- ,'tra-k. leoiiwit s I
,ii tew( n iir oit he l A~ (bbStf~ W-at &'olil .. p tt I
iAi csItJ :iARTiyO p (NW--)I'e r sitettr;r ran
ri oil 1,0110& \i ' ItC- -it 4am .omuAttronatIi &Iset- -:l2
dot J' 1li" K fitoedi d.- M-140 wyvir. Webir 2ntcl
Iii I' ieij &i) 1 i,.u10 ' .n o (hafrli re I o -l71 litoh &
I~o~e'l--; 14 W Itowlit4-- (lb A let, No el. & ett--12
it A lls p,. Ftt- li I W:Whise---, Ji. ey &G (hiyo11.
211 Alonel, tieheeck &r A Itey-.N: t W tieniell inc .15
bb L Pattie &ol-1o A liNl & WsWt --14 Cl lIrmne -
pti--1 I n)loom &1o-l :^IW I Clarkrwnei & o-i 141 New
rlan-5t irki00, Adle- r ano--' 0 ksur-, cottron seed 2 W
W(I,,lc-I do N OCIIoai Si-5ed Aeoeaatin1n-2 Idle
hldes Aalee I itee Melo- ndrle ho obuder -'notal , 14411
balsa -ctton 151 sachks n Atbrha ntd
RECEIPTS AT'THE NEW BASIN.
Amit.e Rtiver--Per stemer Al~e- -1 bale catton
Renshaw, :rammack &ot---I do A Hiprman----75,.00
shingle s i,000 feet lumotnr 30 oords wo.d M II kuncy
- 'lotl 2 bales rorton
Springtfeld--Per sor Victorln- o 1 ales cotton S W
Raw.ine-.-l ales moss $ cords woon mas er
Biloxl-Per cher Vigitl Way----ln0 bb's charcoal
mister
Pars'agmula--Ier achy 1) xle ----141 bbla rhitcoal
mast, r
pringfieldl----ler wcir Ann Mr r(tlinn--- -- rcolds
wo, d ordrer
'ionugilphon-- Prr rch Indi in :od---'30 cordsl wood
adirllrntille---l'er li:hr Martha Washington -'.3.
corl s ,.oI lnOstetr
ltarliolluvil e--Per ot'.r Rancy Jock - 1I cr'ls wood
me tter
Wolf Itiver--'er shelO (allear- '30,000 fact lrmber
J I, Nevero
I'rol River- I' r sthr Iipsey--. 19 cr.ord wood
Into let
IIRECEII'TS At TIHE (OLD IIAMI N.
'+oce agor l- PO'r -I h,'he Nen, Such ---1500 bthl CIha
o ni l rout'O. r
I'.rerg.nia.. Per r s in-w bIStar---lO() bhhld char
ro I 'ar t"r"
lens Molaocrhu' -P- Iir 'chr Lillie Dunn- .i5 cords
w . t, d t ilt fe r
Py It.irllsram,
NEW ORI,FANH AND lI(t:lLE RI11,ROAD.
I'41 "7-5.5 kegs IlarltrMell kn Clhambers-:l bas nOmds
M Inhobff- -I-31 bills pper I Fr nrley &co-7 bb's
wbhikv yt no & lock - it-itl0 Irx et-art h logg rheff
&t.--3 bb a II mr II W Forte r-il . mdle I L Lyone
I IR pkgs mdan M Mecraw- 37 pkg tobacco 8 Hern
sheim & llro--O bbis oil J1 ii C(lar-li50 bl-lu epples
F IDel lrdlo--2 0 bblo grits TT Hb htto-100 oble
flout Prurdholmme & Uuiggs-5 bbls wbisky A Thom
on-- 4 hbls twinsJ Mer-6 bis tarprntine 15 do
trord Bimpson &o-ilJ bdlspsper JC kMrris-5 pkgs
md-e B1 Lacoste-- bt bahndlles I bdl skls. 1 bx wax
J O.le-2 bas obeese Smith Bros &oo-1 oar cattle
order- 10 pkgs trees IHrtea&r & Penner--8 bis mdes
I L Lyons &e--5 bble d beef Il Hevk--3 hrems Iard
8t erces hs hams X Converse-3 do J B Slarl & Sons
--G4. i, Clark & irader-4l6 pkgs mdse J Bloom &oo..
:'d "S w boards Jou I Ad.ms &re -15 bdls a begs
ltrach, Adl r &eA---l5 bxs hand rs HI Pohlmann &
Pon-I0 do Ji Tr Mose &aco..50 dos palls H It Co.
gro e a&c----: d+ Jr l.elem a o-4S bbls ton.gua
SK C(onsere. 21 dos luckts and sundry idea M
MolPraw---40 dos w boards Mualen & lo loway-40
kegs He man & V lgnes- 101 bales crtton J B The no.
Mn--50 do WIll amr &Crane 5 J W Whlee-9 Jno
Phelps &mr-t11 Allen. West &oo-5 Meyer, Wels &
co- 34 A 41 Gerran-enndries to order--Total 212
a on cot ton
MORIGAN. LOUISTIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
Feb 7--3: hhdl sugar 3 bbls molasses Richard Mil
lilker-36 do Pauton & I)D bar-9 do 50 hhds sugar
John Calder .31 do leraud (ihbert-3l d Valiar &
Mortimer-2 do J W Burbrid..e oo--1 do F P Martl
erm-17 do 1 bbls molasses John 1 Adams &oo--44
do 10 hhds sugar Jams M Putnam--10 do Bush &
Leverl-37 do 94 bbls molasses i Mlare--0O do Wm E
Leverich--8 `do h hhds sngar 0 Pascal &co-10 do
Covng &. Kelly--9 bales notmn Bush & Lmvert-- do
11 & C iewman- 8 John I Adams &co--l Dufour
6 McGhee., Snowden & Vil 1tt-32 Clapp Bros &o-
14 Hermann &. Vi, nes-3 Berand & (ibert..l Meyer.
WeIk &co--6 Jno Chair' & Son-1 Kykoski & Maa.
ade-6i hales mops P llrook---I do Blibolet-4 bbls rice
C H Allen-3 sacks rough rice 12 green thide. 1 bdl
green hides F P Lovin .3 lbbls snrgar Jos A)cock-t
bale moss I sack seed cotton H olomron-. 41 sacks
rough rice Frerter lcen Mill--2 do V 11 EBonard-8
l'ers-oelranre iac' Mitl-'1l a.les mnons o f Bourg-
:to do Odell & Wi fight--I bhl sugar F lboJ3d-Total 82
hales cottinl I sack, ser'el cotton 2'40 hhtsa sugar 4 libls
do 220( bbls molasses 1.0 sacks rough r:ce
Per steamship .Josephine fronm (;flvesltol--01 hales
cottlnn C A W hitnry co--- 117 head cattle A yo..k,
Mitchelil & n--'Total 91 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. ";';'. LOUITS AND c'HICA(A.0o
[AILILOA D.
Feb 7- :104 Ialr.s tinon order--'7 do, Richardson
Mtay--39 Stewrt, t Brnl-48 Lehman. Alnsiha r &ao-
47 Jdo T HI-ardie - --'4 Chatff. Ilamliton & Powell
---31 G W Sentell ,.'o,---:33 Mover, Weis &co--o
Ay &r o-- ~0 C L Wrhlrm.lo'y &co--2 i Valden, Itaw.
Sin &co-'-.1 Acna. S.ht r.'k A. Autey--22 W C Bihnk
&tr'o--'-42 P'rrtthrdr, tcrknonr n &c,--19 Jo. - Phelps &co
-- Ir1 H J 'IhllmllaS &ro- I0 'ayeo, Kennedy &co-..- 12
J C tlania--I0 J 'IT Ctaler- 9 T ittou. M(,ore & ('olrr
man-8 J W Whitr-7 Orte' --7 Allen, Nugeot &,co-
7 II & t Newman..5 Clapp r-r, &co.--11 All n. West
&co-5 Flash. Lewis & t cO- 4 .1 L IHartn &cIc-- I order
4 Alabamrnl Pres-4.1 Hllenry &cn---3 IRT Bockner &
I:lo-: lChoiborne &cro--3 Beradlos, Wood &co---2 1"
\Valk, r---2 N Urmbeo --2 IRichard Floe er &co-2 .Ino
I Noble--.l M B (;rneewood r&oo--I Te'mple S Como
oeo -- F McKern eco-I J &~0 C(romwell--T'rotal I10.H
bales cotton sundri.s to order
NEW ORLEANB AND TEXAS RAIL OA'l D
Feb 7-- b1lot imolasses LaInnux & s·,ns- , l hhds
aogar John I Adas,,s &co
J. S. RIVERS,
STATIONER,
STEAM POWER PRINTER,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
Llthographer and Eagraver,
24.............CAMI STRMWI'"... ..J74
JnMVL
oa o a st o e
llIiterdfate points-ePaaseetgerteamer
ROBT. MITHIILL,
James Paul, master. Frank Stein, clerk,
i wIll leave as above. For freight or passage ap
r, t on boar, otr to
BRO KRTT A CAR'Ei, Agents.
s )egaxaine street.
a DOUGLAS A WINB> N,
foe s6 Nathesz street.
d REGULAR CINOINNATI, LOUISVIfLLE AND
NEW ORLEANd PAOKET,
Leaves on THUR.DAY, the eth Inst., at 6 p. m.,
FOR CINOINNATI LOUIS
ville. Evansville,. Hendersom.
thawnertown Padueah, Cairo,
Memphis and all Intermediate
landings. The passenger steamer
IGeo. Wolf. master, A. Byere, clerk.
Will leave as vbove. For freight or passage
apply on bard or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS, too Graevir street.
5 fee;
OPELOUSAB.
RE(GULARt OPELOUBSA PACKET.
Leaves every WEVNFMDAY at a p.m.
FuR WASHINGTON. O EI,OU
eas, Port Barre. Rimmsport, Church
ville and all landings on the Uoast,
A('ihatals a river and Bayou Cotlrtableau- The
now and light draft passenger steamer
aLBTH t.
IT. H. Broad, master. Theo, Johln, clerk.
For freight or passage applp on boar , or to
BBI I'ON A EPPLEtI,
j123 81 Gravier street.
tE(IOUJI,ARI: OPECOUTJHA4 PACKET.
LoaLv. HAT'UIl:DAY, F.I+ 10n, at5 p. m.
IFOR WAN~HINIºTON, OI'ELO.U
n.,. ,or ll .irin, Simm.ln rt, Churcb.
, vill. rind all hnilaings on the Coast
Atchnfa nvth R.ivr anrl Btavou oulrtableau- The
rnow lnd liglt-rrtft stlmarnr
0AiN'DY No. 2,
A4.1'. Tro unltli. mttintr, A. Moynler, Hr., eeikl,
will Inv- n- an. Ov. For rilght or Imnagn ap.
,lv i, lard or to IIJITTON & EPPLRt,
j ?1 it (Ir vier utrat"
INDEi'INDENT nlUI,'tnIJHAl WlEK1, L
T'A CK 1ET,
SLnnlves WEJDN .'.if) A Y, Fh. 7, at 5 p. m,
- FOR WAHHIINOTON. PORT BABEL,
Churchville, Alehafalaya Himmn.
prt,l fil nood Landing. Old Ilver
,rnl all nlltrntilato ponllts--The light-draft
passenger steamer
E;IA NO. 10.
(In place of the Robt. Young.)
Jan. Hamilton. nmater. J.1. it, chlnidt. olerk.
Co!nnllH'tion at Hlmmsport with the teamer
Sali, eilving through bills of lading to Bayor
ds Gli. For fright o fright or passage apply or
board or to
HITE & CARLIN s Tehoupitoiulas #i.
P. .--Through hills of lading given to Bayou
Iknif.. del
INDEPENDENT O(PELOUCAt4 WEEIKLY
PACKI'i.
Leaves FRIDAY Feb, 9. at 5 p. m.
FOR WABiliNGTON. OPELOU
sas. Port Barre, Cl', r'hville, Atchat
alays, blmmorport, BIg Bend land
ing. Old River and all intermediate points-The
light draft passenger steamer
3O0T. NOutNG,
W. If. Daniel. ma ter. J. M. Daniel, elerk.
C. C. Simpson, mate.
Conniertlng at limmaport with steamer, giv
Ing th rough bills of lading to Bayou Des OLlaies,
For frelgh or Dassage apply on board or to
LORD & MoPI'A K . , 4 (Ownp street.
A. BRITTON, a. Oravler ast
P. .--- Will take freight for all way landings
beitweenn Ia'on Roua andi Morth of Rod River,
Willilamsport and all landIngs on Old Itlver.
ja22 tr
. . ... . . ..;-a-.-. .--; : . 7lr. ,
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.
NEW ORT.EAN8 AND OIUACHITA RIVER
'rIEANSPORTATION COMPANY
BAYOU iBARTHOLOMEW AND BALINE
RIVF lt PACKET.
l.avets on TITUlt'4DAY February 8, at I D. m.
SFOIt POINT P[,EASANT ANDALL
landings on Bayou Bartholomew,
Monroe. Trenton, and all landings on
Black and Ourchtta Rivers and SaUne River
The steamer
ORA,
E. B. Bryer, master,
Will lnve 4a abtove, making a onnectlona with
i h t- dra. t stamr for all t he triutarystreams.
Io,r freight or passage ayrly en board, or to
Uapt, F. A. BLANK't
i'regident, No., S nal. corner -elta st.
It [TE, & (ARLIN BBITTON ) EPPLEI.
ADr) 'aI & WORK LORD & McPEAKiC, jAgt
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
PACKET.
Leaves THUBIBDA Y. Feb. 8, at a p. m.
SORt POPLAR BLUFF, rOINT
Plesant, and way landings on Bayou
Uartholomew, Moaroe. Trenton and
all landings on Illack and Ouachita rivers-The
fine, new. light drRft Pasenger steamer
T. . Sweeney, master. Morris Dorsey. clerk.
will leove as above. For freight or passage
apply or board or to
A. BBITTON, Agent,
it Gravler street
N.0. O O'4AHUII,
NEW ORLEAN8 AND ODACHITA IIVER
TItANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Regular Bayou Bartholomew Pseket.
Leaves on 8AW'UDIAY. Feb. 1 at 6 p. m.
FOR POPLAR BLUFF, POINT
Pleasant and Pll way landings on
Ba)ou Bartholomew - The line
Stoamer
RBARTOP,
Gtas Hodge, Master,
will leave as above taklng freight for all land
Ings on Black and Onachlta rivers as high as
the mouth of Kayou Bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply on board or to
Vapt. F A. BLANKS.
Presldent, No. 2 Cai street, comrner Dl,
HITR 'AN C NBITTO_ N A EPPI7R,
ADAMI & WORK. LORD A MoPEAKE, Aen
P. 8.-The boats of this line oennect wit
Goose for Li tie River. Tom Parker for
river, Ora. Aems and Timmie Baker for Bayoa
Iartholomew and Saline river, and Bertha
Brunner for Bayou d'Arbonno. is
lOR GRAND ECORE.
Bemi-Weebky Grand BEewe Paekets
FOR GRAND ECORE MONT.
gomery. Al.zandria. Aerman's,
Barbin's and way landings-The
steamers-
C. H. Duarte. John Helan, meeter.
Leaves THURSDAY at i p. m.
New Bart Able, R. Sinnott, master,
Leaves on SATURDAY, at 5 p. m.
Will leave rtgularly as above. For lreight or
passage apply on board or to
ADAMS & WORK.
342 No. 21 Commercial Place.
OUACHITA RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANMPORTA'rION COMPANY.
ife nlar Ouachita River weekly racket,
Liaves every WEDNE8DAY. at p. m.
FOR OUACHI I'A CITY. MONIHO,
Trenton, and all way landings on
IBlack and Ouachitn rivers-The fine
A Lo. I grand passenger steamer
JOHN l. IANNA,
Fred. A. Blanks. master, Joe lolmes, elerk,
Will ,eave i. above. making conncttions with
light-dI raft steamers for all the tributary strea.s.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Capt. F. A. BLANKS. President.
No. 2 ('anal street. corner Delta.
TIITTE & CAlAPLIN BRITTON & EPPLER,
AlDAM S & WORK. LORD & McPEAKE, Agents.
a25 tf
I'. H. -Tht boats of this line connects with the
Gooss for Little river Tom Parker for Bouff
river, Ora, ACme and Timmie Baker for Bayyo
linr holomew and Saline river, and Bertha
BIrunner for Bayou d'Arbonne.
New Orleans and Ouachita River Trans
portation Company.
Leaves on 'fHURISDA.Y Feb. a at 5D. m.
S FOR CAMD', Y DORADO.
Ouachita City, Monroe. Trenton
and all landings ot Black and
Ouachlta Rfivers-The fine, new. light-draft
passenger steamer
sHANNON,
John De Hart, Master,
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
F. A. BLANKS,
President No..2 Canal crner Delta stret.
P,-The boa ol th in ae th
orith. rosa- fll· f , ,
MO WRUEV-PORT.
La lel8l, M. N. Wood. master.
Lesave BATiIDAY, Feb. 1.. at a p. m,
FOR SH RVELPOIT AND JPi.F1ION.
St. Mary, Fred Probst. master,
Leaves T.HtUIRDAY. Fob. S. at t5 p. m.
POR MINDEN,
Bonnie Lee, Noah Soovell, master
Leavee BATURIDAY, Feb. to, at p, sm.
!' wbarfboat oharges, drayage or omesisa
will he charged at m"" ied Uver or
ey Orleane ia forwarding freight onsgn
to te oomnanytby bill lading.
Iletu.nltg boats l.fve bhrovoport TIesdays,
T-.nyia.anud Satardiys.
Leaves every TUE.16.d Itt.r pm.ia
s V.I X'OII l,5Th NA. C0f
SWin , amRO n Aii., n p ftrr.
A. McVay and JnooH. II 1. tiR. ',1c;IiS
or. Door (J nk. . land .r'ilii.at,-lt, .
421 KiTE ,A IrIN, ten ,
$ATURiDAiY VIC I8JO U ITGA :iI h'PAT
M LPAC i.KETI,"
TLeave ver c g.t'rUJ.-A Y nt 5 P. lM,
Not atike--le pengr vacket
T. P. Leathrs. mnatr, r . F. In t e. Olerk
connecting at Vlekabnrig with thi Parisot "-i
tor V'eno Taliah hi.bl and iimfl, t'w riv
and with Amber Line for Mnpio. hl, ro l
For fretgbh.or pbBtgl pply on board, or to
Waugh I AI./ CARLIN, 4 Tcboupitas glt
Through Bills of LadnI iven to .o
honroe an ail T lai.on i Woks..rgl
rt ee a nd Least sasener alree
WB. BIIO0KBTT, .Agent, as Ma.naine
FRG B AOU I ON U
wi Ir Th~D BPAK, ETO. ,
apply on T ~Md, or to JObaN .
.og T. --n - t
J. Le vs.n, warsaw, v rookett'sD "oo
Monroe and, all, Outa-off and all nrr,
latsa-Tle paeieger steamer ad.
W ..B BlulivWn, nTT. AgentJ. as oagaina, je.,
Will lae as ablve, lor frleght or pas_..se
apeave on bAr , F to,
AI pltseae .. Paor deJ,
r e --yB La n-nding , - lt 8.LPa
wil feave as above. or right or pag
111Ti AT_ AhIN,
LOWER OABA. WA
Aril ' tge K Fort ,udson.
C er A ondm
nP. E. B p. M sternr W. . PBke.!
wll eaves e on.re and ur lIeveDA .
bdrd A 'k willl wa e found at _
Lffilttanb Au 4 Tehonpfte
dof am l e 0.t to recei N Sve freht. .
LOWER COAST.
INDPNDI new and faM t I rWEEKLY Low
Leaves t Tr the Frankldn BIeeSL Ir. -
ar ad Pa.o ever Mantaton l>uto
datd. hen ab, Jesuit's Betnd ,rne toIr
ever art Thorday Jand BatL
Coast landing., tbe Ad o.1 steamer
WALU. rt-.
B . as ]te. eo'rnint ge.r bia
STerrebone. Mter....
abobl.boek and E. LeBlane n ...
NEBDAn and rUD evening -
eior gb dor ga
Leave ers reet MONDAY atcv fr. e I t.
f The e tweate
.& # 1,2 Amk AiBPMS
strartndio~g way lang ev tecrmor.
]ayn Pldsyt Pm . . Btii Ib
SHIPS..
FOR HAYBE--The 3.3 Asl.e4i
bark Eto, Zck maaer, s anow 4031u*
3 at Pos8i. Seeocl JAetriaC fo 0? b.
rport, and will hAae qoltk dhvatch
For batan f tre to
fe7 tO wu darondotetaft *
FOR HAVRBE--The s.3 sA a
b rlon at cot if, heo'nz d Dtotriek ieg 1b '7
above pacrrt. and wUi heave quick dispatct.
For bMOOse of brelrtht yDltoO &
. telto 0 Carondel.m utoSat
5AVIVras IN8TITUTIOW
N BATNe
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