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FINANCIAL ANI ItpMII ERUIALs
MONtI'FARAT.
OFFICE NEW OIILEANH D)EMOOR&T, {
STnueday Evening, March 13, 1877.
lEW ORLEANNS OCLEAIINO HOUSE.
Olearlnas, BalanOes.
March 10....... $1,172.,87V 95 $143,929 41
Marh 1 ............. 1.83 ,815 (tt) 532,1,544 )i0
Mrcoh 13............ 1,80.187173 25 204,927 00
Thus far this week....$4,8438,8iH 89 1581,400 97
4ame time last week.. 4 957,127 9t 489,914 25
Total last week ....... 9,00,t9'J 48 9)22,418 1 7
Total week before.... 10,121,849 75 1,118,701 64
The demand for money was anxleoate to-day
both in back and on the stteet, andt commercial
paper was unchanged.
About the lsnaln business was done In gold,
with no, rquiotble change In rates.
Foreign Exchange was a shade stronger, but
the movement ws inoderate. New Yolk eight
Was savrce and stiff. All Olalses of *icuritles
were rather quiet. Stocks exhblited no new
feature. (tate ti tsole and Premium Bonds were
lees In re quast and lower, the fot lur cleloing at
decline of HIp41' ,4 P r cent, and tie latter being
quioted stlightit Ilhd r yesterdray' rates.
We conlinne to quote: Exceptional commercial
paper at .)t - r t per cnt. unum ilsacont;;At
do. 11@(0; second grado do, 12t015' oollatertl loaýns
(@; thtrst class mortgagese @BII and second
grads lo. l10 t 2.
Gold openled st 105 r105!'., against 104, at
New York, and rafter a modeatebusilnes eosed
at the pttnlilng rates in both masrkets, tounohing
105' cduring the Interim at New York. The
sales sonimeflld no trin)h, embracing *8500 and
$500 at t('2(, $5101(0 and 132,0 0 at 105%, and £0000
at 105,' .
Foreign Exchange wees a shade stronger, but
the movement was limitedi
The sales of sIterling c'll ompried £t1,000, em
bracing £2011)0) and £5000 bill of ladinlg sat 10,
£4350 dto. at 5I14¼, £t100 andll £2000) do. at 505,
soad 500 bank at 6ou4.
Not t rg Ilransirid in francs.
At the close .ter ii bill. were q itted at 5t18
i(til;b I Iii hll bito ladling adl Al clear, and --a
o . Stit fr i (nt ollltrr rate --( rr0 ), antl
franm at 1 (I, " for comlmercial anld Lonmiual for
banik.
Nn. Yoirk eigtt llw vp4rce anl sti.' The sales
conip i Ndi $1Iil)l .t). elohtrAtIlng $.nt,0'0 and
P.,00tr niH':tml'LI alid $40,000 ,)fite bantlkers'
at 731 j n ul u, and 2 0 private bank
ers' at . W tI o not.ed a sale of t10,000 com
imoren iiin l'rivitt:llic c lt par.
Tiht ltiake ol1tO lisll tO ollrek oi New York at
T., h t cent iprmuitlit, at I oultulercill eight was
The t'ollowiig is th, oflicial satemoont of the
eales relported to lay to thle Stock EaIhange:
7 shares New 0 blatns ( TUe lit +ilt, orn
y at............... $ 1 50
otali C nh o , . ............ . . 22i'
823.01) tin. . . .... . (i21
10O000 do, ................
Itlakiegg a total of 44,,00) State (.tisols.
20,0 '0 l'rntiituln Iondo at .............. '
5,000 do. . ........... :2
10 001) i a tt. (8.1 week fat). :12'
nlakint a total of 1$15 000 Preinlnlttl inds.
$1. 50 Nicholle P'ohou Warrants at... 703
Mtinili were qtlii't.
Untder less denind antd more liberal offerings,
fttoe t'olucole declined at~1t4 ) oeut, closing at
gl24(08g2i/, against (;)358li1; yesterday.
i'r'ntlitum Bonds were Ile. In request and closed
at 31'µi?31, against 8ill2 33% yesterday.
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW OllthEAN8 D11IOOR1T, .
Tuesday Evening, March 18, 1877.
Qtolliilttim rpreoetlt pruePs for reoted ,.ts footm
"lsI't todlcs. udleass otherwise stateL ..in fltlino
'.nma orders hi.tlhtn picters are paid.
COTTON -The sales to-day were confined to
1450 iel. s at irregular prices, not requiring any
chatnge in our iuitations. We give also the
tlgurea tnul repott of the Exchange, na followe:
(ten'L tOuottsons. Mx. Q.
fw Ordinary........ 9 1
Orinary ............. . 0 -" l( 1(1
atrict (Ordlinary ............. a 10.. @1( "
Good ,dnary .............I. . 4 '..1 ! 010 10
ltritet (ltoo Ordinaery.. . ....l l Lt(11t
Low ll.ddling ...... ......(.. ,4" 11i
Strict Low Itdiddliuig......1.. @l1til -
M iddling .................. l' ( t11
Itrict Middling ..........11% l 12
Good htid (ling... .......12 @12 12
d Ndddlin(; Fair.............12"'/_l.2' 12
air........................12 ,. -
iair... .... ............... l -'.I a°'i
The demand w.ea slack throughout the day,
and, to a great extent, at prices below the viesa
of factors, tum ast of wiom a hered to their pre
tious pretensinus, while, under the further doe
cline reported at Livw rpool, buyers clalimed con
oeslions. In 0some caes, however, the former
mat the demand more freely. Prices conse
quently, exhibited considerable irregularity, a
portion of the business at previous rates and the
rest at our inside tigures, or, exceptionally, at a
fraction less. On the who's, however, the ad
vantage was on the side of the buyer, but not t`1
a sufflcient extent to require any change in our
quotations.
The dispatches reported Liverpool vrrv fl it, at
a decline of 1-16d, with sales of only 5000 bales,
and arrivals weaker ; HIavre dull and depressed,
with no change in quotations, and New York
easier but not quotably lower for spots, and cloa
ing at an ilregular advance of 1.100@3.1000 in
futures.
The asles of the past three days sum up (600
bales (1600 on tbaturdar, including 200 not re
ported until yesterday, 3500 yesterday and 1450
to-day), against 13,5950 for the corresponding time
last week, and 10 250 the week before.
eoeipts since Idt iday evening 11,014 bales, em
bracing 2188 from other dehvery ports (of which,
426 from Mobile and 1761 from 'I'exas), and 8826
proper, against 53:13 proper last week, and 18 045
aest year; total proper since August 31, 1,060,092
baltes. against 1,20`9,539 last year---4ecreaae
148,647.
lhae exports comprise 19,893 bales, embracing
0961 to Liverpool, 4284 to Havre, 1932 to Bremen.
3000 to Barcelona and 1718 to New York.
The Excharge telegrams make the receipts at
all the ncrts from 12 m. yesterday to 12 m. to.
day 7669 balte, against 6235 last week and
11,201 last year, and since Friday 2?,8 4 bales,
against 18,527 last week, and 36,994 last year.
Total since August 31, 3,628,963 bales, against 3,
892,435 up to Monday noon, March 13, last year
ino.rease 3t6,528.
Exports (Friday and Monday inclusive) to Great
Britain 23,1081 bales, against 21,665 last week and
:39,177 last year, and to the Continent 12,317 bales,
against 5851 last week and 13,518 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to 11
mn. 839,328 bales, against 857,0903 last week and
717,559 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
hoard not cleared (oetore to-day's exports)
04,108 bales, embracing 28,815 for Liverpool,
22,509 for Havre, 7582 for the North Sea, 1290 for
.Bremen, 1541 for the Mecitetranean, and 2301 for
coastwise ports, leaving in presses agreeably to
its account at 12 m. 230,567 bales, only a small
part of which is en sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Galvee
ton at 11%o, at Mobile at 11@ll%, atttavrnnah
at 11.~c, at Charleston at 11%.@L, at Wmlming
,ton as ll~%o, at Norfolk at 1/i@1lf/le, at
Baltimore at 12c, at New York at 12o, at Boston
at 121{c, at Memphis at 11%o, at Augusta
at Il~%o, at Philadelphia at 12,c, and at Gincin
nati at 11,Q.
The Exchange reports: "Salee 1100 bales.
Market quiet and easy."
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1. 1876-balee.......... 29,377
Arrived since last statement.... 1.091
Arrived previouslY ........1,23d,427-1238,418
1,;67,795
Cleared to-day............ ... None.
Cleared tpreviouly ............ 72.536- 92.536
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not chla rtd 2......... "95,239
Same time last year ............. 307,015
Receipts proper since last evening 1358 bales,
agaiLst 1709 on last Tuesday and 6505 last year.
For comparative tota s for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
t'OBACCO-The cnly sates reported to-day
were 1 hhd. old and 2 hhds. new. The amount
on sale is estimatcd at 4730 hhds. We continue
to auote:
Unsound and frosted lugs 2@(3-o, inferior
:;6I4 4.@4o. low 44@(51%c, medium b./~ 6, good
' tine 6 'ac, ltw leaf 7@8o. medium 8%@
1b0, good 10/.@12c, fine 12X@18yc, and selec
-oe 14Y@ltc.
TOBA000 STATEMENT.
on hand Sept. 1. 1876-hhd ......... 11,081
ved past three days........... 4
previously ................ 1,18- 1,T22
Pestthree days.......... nT
prevleut i ............ 4,
eac..e................ -- .2
t~u4.854
the market, whioab ontCLnes dnU and drooping,
We quote as follows:
fy steam-Ootton toLiverpool 18-a;2 to Bre
men 15-82d; to New York 7-100: to Boston. Provl
dence, Pall River, Philadelphis and Ualtimore,
via New York, /o.
Bly Natl-Cotton to Liverpool 7-10d; to Hfavre
"/j c; to Bremen %'.@15i00o; to the Baltie 9.-16;
to ,o- ton c; graid to Live, pool9%d.
BUGAR-teceived this morning all bads.
Good demand for medium and low grades.
I larifled are dull. All the receipts sold.
Clstern bottoms 8 ..@4Yo, inferior 5 "'o,
oommon I/sI, good common 7,.-.@8>;, lair to
good fair M08t"·,, fully fair 8%0M/.tin prime
8%c, strictly prime to cholce b% '9o, obolee to
fauey 9tO"@ 0yo, seconds 8$0@ , centrifugal MY o
90, yeiurw c.arfied 10io10Ye, white.s l@llic
MOLAB8E8--Beoelved this morning 125 bble.
Rainy weather interrupted budness on the land
ing this forenoon, and we repest previous prices.
Common fermenting sells at 2828*o; fair 80(
820- prime 8I0, and strictly prime 4061i2o 19
gallon. Cistern bottoms 400555o, acoording to
quality; common not fermenting 28g800; fair
84@30; prime 40@420: strictly prime i44@So 3
galion.
FLOUR-- Recelved this morning 9181 bbls.
The market continues quiet but steady and frm,
with a good local demand and the stock of the
better grades is held for higher prices. Choice
treble extra Is comparatively scaroe and sought
for. The sales embrace 1775 bb's, of which 25
superfine at 85 78; 25 good treble extra at $7; 100
do. at $7 837 ; ,0 and 100 choice treble at 17 75;
100 at $7 80; 60, 50, 1110 and 150 cholce extra at 88;
100 at 88 12,; 100 do. at $8 20; 25 and 100 at
88 25; 25 and 45 at $8 50 l bbl; 250, 100 ,and 400
on private terms.
Ocommon Is qcoted at $4a1 50, fine 84 765T ,
superfine 85 25(55 50, double extra $688 21 low
treble extra 41 50@06 75, good do. $7@i 28,
choice do. $7 50@7 75, choloe extra 88k8 60,
bakers' mixe d 88 2048 80 'l bbl.
ORN MELL--Reselved this morning h1ll
bble, T'he market is dull and 100o ~ bbl lower,
and is quoted at $1 40a0 50 1 bbl. 725 bbls
sold, of whclh 100 and 2011 bbls. spot, and 300 to
arrive, all at $2 40; 50, 25 and 25 at $2 50 i]j bbl,
Dealers are jobbing at t2 05TribJ 75 1 bbl.
Gill C1 AND HOAIINY-tits sell on the land
ing at $:1 H8, and j b in store st, t4@0 15 r,
bbl. Hominy is dull at $3 75!58 85 V bbl.
P'OIK --Tme market Is extremely dell, and
prices are 250 N bili lower, and unOetiled under
the inlluetone of Western advices. Mess is lffTr
ing at I$15 25 Ji bbl, and no demand. Only 25
tills sold at $10 50, and 60 at $15 825 ' bbl. Deal
crs arc jobbing at $15 75511; 1 bhIt.
Chicago was qiloted this tmorning at 13 10
Atrl, $13 30 Mty; might go a little lower.
l)1Y BALh ME T--lluers are off under the
inhlence of unfavorable Western advices, and
loubllers aro quoted nominally at 5/e, l,,ooe,
aod 5, pickedo, c'ear rib idtes Ho, clear sides
84o I 1t.. Dealers are jobbing shon'drs at
(o, clear rih, slees 8 .;o, clear eldes 8'o ', 1'
A lot of 10,0 0 II, shtoulders. looe, loe, sold at the
depot at 5t8 0 - th.
lA(CON-No demand, owing lo unfavorable
Western advices, and shoulders are quoted nom
inally at (ti., dlear rib sides to, clear aides ' .,
lb. Deal rs are jobbing shou'd re at 70, clear
rib ,ides Il',o, clear rides /4)go a It,.
LARID--Is dull and lower. 'teroe refined is
quoted at 10(l10%o, packers' i9?4rl0o, keg lieo
1,. 26 tlorces solo on private twms.
HAMl--Bome demand for choice sugar-cured,
small sire, but other kinds are extremely dull.
i lhoiee sugar-cured, small size. are quoted at
12845133, ordiasry average 11'4@12c, large 11,
inferior 90l.10,o lb. l'o-dav '5 Hteroes chuice
sugar cured sold at 12@~ 2'/ 1o 1.
WHIIKY-le in light supply and limited de
and at $1 055@1 08 tor Western reolified, as in
brand and proof.
CORN IN BULK-Is quoted, to arrive, at 48x,5
49c Vl bushel. _ - .
4t9c bushel.
BUiTEIR-T-ho trade generally has a dull tone,
there is no activity, what trading is done is upon
low basis, values are becoming lower. The doe.
mand is chiefly for prime and high grades, for
which there is a moderate retail demand. The
Indications are that the crop to come to market,
is more than suficient and has had an in:luence
to lower price. Choice cream"ry Goshen Is
quoktd at 3i(i(32c: prime dairy 27'2y0; medium
( ,oshn 24a~23.; low gtaldes are nominal. Choice
Western 2,u2@2c; medium 17@180; low grades
12615e0 c1 lb.
UtlEh-l.--The demand is active, with a ec.rci
ty of stock. Choice Western factory sells at 1;i(c
16t'P; fair arldes 15@R 5Vi; New York cream
171/,. New Yorkskims 1J(.3.1c t5.
bALT--Ood demand and pricte are fIrm,
with smnll stocks on hand. Coarse is
quoted, delivered, at 92'/9rdlt5c; fine $1 15 I* sack.
'urk's Island 85@l900 4 bushel. Table salt.
in pockets, 2(f5I',o each, as in size.
I'OULTiY --JSmall receipts and neglected.
Western grown chickens sell at $11@i 50; young
do. $..33 i;0: ducks $3@4; goose 15@6: turkeys
$15..l17 4 dozen.
EG'G- Good supply and dull. Western and
Louisisna sell atll1414c 71 dooun.
ESCiULENT8--Largo stock of apples and re
ceipts are accumulating at the railroad depot for
want of buyers. Potatoes are in abundanoe and
dull. No choice onions in market, that which is
offered is sprouted. Potatoes-liussots are
quoted at $3@3 25; peach blows $3 5C(-13 75;
Onions $1@2. Apples $16I2 l1 bbl.
BE&AN AND WESI'EIIN PEAI--Light snp
Aly of Northern bean-; they are In request.
Western are in good enoply and limited domard.
Northtrn beans sell at :a'. (4. 4c; Western 3@%0;
White and Red Kidney b41548',; green peas 3.
~ lhb.
DHIED FRUIIT-Apples are plentiful and dull.
P'rices are nominal. Fair Western are held at
3(ti4c; thoice brigot fruit, solid packed, i.'25;;0
CORN IN PACKS--The supply is f uir, wilth a
moderate demand at oarier prices for buyers.
'30r0 sacks sold, of which 1500 white mixed, in
second hand dundocs, at 53c, and 1500 choice
white at 64c i. bushel.
OATS-Aro in fair supply and no siles made
Nt. Louis are quoted at 47@148c. salena 50o0 '
bushel.
BlR4N-Is scarce and (flfred on the landing at
$1 10 1I 110 t.
HAY-Large supply and limited demand. 175
bale# sold, of which 75 prime at $13, and 100
choice at $18 f ton.
OOFFEE--Little or no demand, though hold.
ers are offering at previous prices. We quote oar
goes: Ordinary 164(16',i, gold; fair 19l119 u o;
good 2C(120'of prime 20%@420%c r lb. iob
lots: Ordinary 17@17'/oe, gold; fair 19;4@O19%%c;
good 20.0 ',c: prima 2ug@21c . tb.
COW 'Es-- Supplies are coming in more
freely. 150 sacks low mixed so!d as $1 05, 200
bigh mixed at $1 75, 135, 180 and 200 do at $1 90
y husbel. Clay are held at $1 90 J bushel.
RECEIPTS OF PRODU E-Arrived since our
review of yesterday: 9132 bble flour, 487 bbls potk,
43 bble whisky, 456 tierces lard, 500 kegs lard, 17
casks bacon, 218 boxes bacon, 1814 bbls cornmeal,
6918 sacks co n, 85,393 bushels corn in bulk. 5246
sacks oats, 744 sacks bran, 342 hhds sugar, 125
bble molasses, 5 bbls apples, 12 bbla beef, 1954
sacks cotten seed, 23 buxes eggs, 83; pietoes meat
and 74 bbls rice.
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Exports since our
review of yesterday: 1923 bbls flour, 11 bbl.
pork, 60 oarks bacon, 26 tierces lard, 156 bbls
cornmeal, 146 bbld whisky, 7259 sacks corn, 290
sacks oats, 243 sacks bean, 45 bales hay, 117 bbds
sugar, 71 Dbls sugar, 655 bbls molasses, 240 bbis
rice, 588 sacks coffee, 165 bbls potatoes, 51sacks
sait, 9kegs butler, and 5 bbls onions.
River NI ews.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOORAT,
Wednesday Morning, March 14.
Daily report of the stage of water, with changes
in the twenty-four houes ending yesterday 3
p.m.:
Above low Changes.
water. Rise. Fall.
Feet. Inch. Inch. Inch.
Cairo, Ill........... 22 4 40 0
Cincinnati........ 37 2 79 0
Davenport ......... 4 7 0 1
Dubuque.......... 3 5 7 0
L uiville.......... 12 0 15 0
itemphis.......... 12 2 15 0
Nashville.......... 16 3 65 0
0 few Orleans...... 12 3 1 0
Omaha .......... 3 9 o 3
Pltoburg.......... 13 10 25 0
Shreveport......... 17 11 0 1
At. Louis ......... 9 2 0 1
Vicksburg......... 15 0 2 0
*Below high water mark of 1874.
NELSON GOROM, Serg't. Hig. Ser. U. S. A.
A.nIALS--Isabel, Era No. 9, Geo. Spangler,
Bismarck, Tom Parker. Bertha.
DnrA$T. Uxs-Blue Wing No. 3, Era No, 9,
Thompson Dean, Katie.
To AusIva-Henry Tete, Era No. 9, Trenton,
Lafourohe; John Hi. Hanna, Oachita; Eva,
Upper Goast; Emma, Isabel, Lower Coast;
C. B. Church, Cincinnati; Ashland ,Meme h!
Marita Louisa Banie Lee Be Bed yver; o.
Bia you= slas; St.0 JB h Batesi a "o; _e;
There was but lIttle business done on the landm
log nto the Way of shluments and, as a cones
unoce, the Iaabel, B. W. bugan and Col. A.
P. Koons laid over; they will all leave to-day as
advertised.
The Emma underwent inspection Monday.
The Inspectors not getting through until a late
hour, Capt. Canton concluded to lay over until
to-day at I . in., when she leaves positively.
We sent Capt. Charlie Arthur off on the train
Monday evening to St. Louis, but he wouldn't go.
Iis pleasant countenance was vyelble on the
streete yesterday.
The fleet John [I. Hanna will be at the landing
this morning, and will leave this evening for
Onachita City,
Capt. Aiken has made an addition to his offie
into the shape of a large and very handsome desk,
the workmanship of Mr. George I)itton, clerk of
the CarrieThort. Mr. Ditton designed it. put it
together and painted it, all in the most artistic
manner. lie is a mechanical genius of no mean
erder, ae well as a No. 1 clerk.
oapt. Joe Canton's regular through Camden
packet Cotton Valley will be found at the landing
to-day, receiving to leave Saturday positively.
The fleet-footed Kate Kinney, Oapt. Thornton
Jacobs, of the Planters' Reform Line, will arrive
to leave Saturday, without fail, for Shreveport.
The Maria Loalse, of the New Orleans and
Red Blver Transportation Company, leaves also
Baturday for Shreveport.
The LI. B. Obhurch, J. H. Patterson master, Jno.
Hambleton clerk, is receiving to-day to leave to
morrow for Memphis, Cairo, iowlsville and. Ciu
elnnatl.
The Blem-rok, due yesterday morning from
St. Louis, had not arrived when we left the
landing.
The John Howard, of the New Crleans and
Onachita Transportation COompany, P. O. Mont
gomery master, leaves for Camden and all inter
mediate points BSaturday. A clerk to receive
freight for the Howard will be found at the head
of Customhouse street.
The iUpper Coast packet Eva, Louis Hanson
masler, N. Ranson and Geo. C. lieno clerks,
leaves to-day promptly at 10 a. m. for the lien
Tureaud plantation. The Eva is a tri-weekly
packet, makes the run each way In daylight, and
pvyn prompt attention t, business.
'thte tri-wetlrly Lower Coast packet Emma
leaves to-day at 1 D. m., for the Frarklin Itihe
Mills. hliver Canton, Jr., master, .1. J. Don
oven clerk.
The splendid and very fast John II. IBanns, of
the Now Orleans and Ouachita Tranportatlion
Company, leaves to-day at I p. im. (in place
of the Ouachita Belle), as a ri gtu'r wi kly
paiket to Onachita City. Capt. J. W. Blaniks
ionmmands, Capt. Joe tiolmoes clerk.
The BIertha will leave to-day, as u1na.l. at 5 )p.
m., for the Atchafla)aa through to Washingtont .
II. II. Broad umans r, 'T'hoo. Jb1in 1, trk.
The rplendid Ohio Iver passenger stramner
Thomas lSherock, Low K(ates oaster, M. L. Vir
den clerk, leave iF to-day at 3 p, m. f.r Blomptlis,
Cairo, Louisville antd CiuciIua' I.
The Ton Parker, of the New Orleans and
Otnachlita 'ransportatlon(to., L.. i'. )oelahrlhonesye
in romm rod, arrived from i' uf river Monday
ni-:ht, and is receiving to return to-day at5 p. n.,
going through to i'olnt JelTerson.
'The flue steamer Texas, of the New Orleans
and ited Itivwr I ransportation Co.. leaves to-day
at 5 p. m. for hrovoeport. Oco. W. ltea in cont
mand. Ii. C. Bozomau clerk.
'iThe W. J. Belan. alo of the above line, Geoo
E. Wilkinson master, F. A. Ames clerk, leaves
this 5 p. .n, for uat.dn anrl way landings on lted
River, as high as Loggy Bayou.
The FannitTatum, for Batesville and all inter
mc diate points on White River leaves to-day at 5
p. m. John Elwell, master; W. A. Mr lTat, clerk.
The Now Orleans and Red RIver Transporta
tion Company's Col. A. 1'. Kouns, leaves to-day
at 5 p. m, tor 8hreveport and Je.ferson. Mart
Kouns in command, Isaaco H. Kouns clerk.
Thu l'lant, ra' Reform line steamer R. W. I)u
gan, Andy Swain, master, James Kennedy, clerk,
. avt n o-day at 5 p. m. for ihreveporr and Jeffor
The Coast and Lafourche semi weekly packet
Trenton, in place of the W. J. P',itevont. U. 1).
Terrebonne, master, flabe Block, clerk, leaves to
morrow, ss ,,sals, at 5 p. m.
The Frank Pargond, J. M. White, master, Clrrt
Iolmes, elorit, Is receiving tto.lay to leavn to.
morrow, n. usual, for Oreenville and all Bend
landings.
(By Telhgraph.1
MItino", March 12.-To I)otuglts '. Winburo,
35 Natchez: street: The C'tt-on Valley will arrive
Wednesday and leave Haturday, 17th inet , post
tively, for Camden. J. W. CAnnTIon, Mater.
IA'rto Rotu .l, March I;. -To F. A. Ihllnkt, 2
Canal street, corner lD)lta: The John H. IIsunl
will arrive Wednesday morning at daylight, and
leav,i Wednesday evening posit,.vely at 51 p. um. for
Ouachits City. J. W. BLANKl, Master.
etuthlwest Pass.
F:oi;rTnwTihT PA.S, March 13, 1877.
To Capt. C. W. Hlowull, Corps of Eugineers, U.
8. A.:
Depth tf channel at mnen low tide 18 feot.
Least width for that depth, 100 feet. High
tide at G:10p. m. Height above mean low tide,
11/ feet.
?depth of channel at high tide, 1!9. feet. BDt
tomn soflt. 1. H. kL.W"i,
Master of M1cAlisle'.
F 'i HANilE CLIPPIN(IR.
CIa''T:aNTI, March 11.--Capt. A. J. IRos ar
rived yesterday, and is mnking arrangemoents to
load the E. t1. F'orten and bargeo for New Or
leans, to 1 -ave nertt Tuesday. As the Pool Line
will have no boat on berth, she Is loading in the
regular line. harry W. Teetor will have charge
of the office of the Norten.
The wind anated somewhat and thl- onol floet
put in nn appearance againl, folow ng each other
in nqick eneoseion thrutghout the dy. The
foliowinx boatb arrived with coal for this eity b ,
twoen f6 a. in, and 6i p. t.: Fred Wilson No. 2,
Jon. Walton, Hllrnet No. 2, (o00. Lytle, Nellihe
Walton, James A. ll tckamore, Grand Lake, Her
cules. J. (. Iticher and Tom Dodaworth. The
following boats passed down fir Louisville dur
ing the same time: B. D. Wood, John Cook, Tom
Uees No. 2, N. J. Bigloy, John Dlppold, Jim
Brown, Mary Ann, Alice Brown and blnnpson
Horner. T,.e Baitic paw.ed down for Madison.
The total amenou t brought to this port during the
day was 1,478,000 bushels, and 1,040,000 passed
down for Louisville.
bhe Ge:rge Bob rts brovght the remainder cf
her tow down yester day.
The Mollie Moore arrived here yesterday with
1100 tons freight, which Is said to bi the largest
trip ever brought out on one hull. She put off
110 tone here and took some 30 or 40 and left for
St. Louis last night. Geo. Hutill and Lew Pierce
were her pilots from here.
H. J. ing, chief clerk of the Mollie Moore, will
change off on the arrival of the boat at St. Louis
to one of Capt. Kountz' mountain steamers.
Capt. Dan Moore will take command on the
Gald Dust on her arrival here.
Louev.LLE--Steamboa men are contemulating
the adoption of a new rule which will let ourmer
chants and shippers realize the beauties of an
old-fogy system of doing things. They propose
that the "wharfage at Louisville" shell be insert
ed in their bills of lading, or upon their freight
bills, and the shipper or consignee shall pay it.
They don't propose to take on or put off $2 worth
ot freight and pay five times that amount for the
privilege of landing here. We don't blame them
a bit. They can do better at Evansville or Cin
oinnati. Two-thirds of the boats wouldn't stop
here at all if they didn't have to buy stores, lay
,n fuel or get a falls pilot.
ST. Louis, March 10.-The Grand Republic
came in from New Orleans, and was visited by a
large number of people. She returns South next
Saturday, following the Belle of Shreveport,
which goes Tuesday or Wednesday. The Sam.
L. Davis will not clear for the Ohio till next week.
The Glencoe has been secured to make a trip in
the Anchor Line to Vic·ksburg, in place of the
Grand Tower, recently disabled.
One of the curiosities of the river front is the
device by which grain is conveyed from an ele
vator at the foot of Chouteau Avenue to barges
in the liver. Far above the street and the adja
cent levee a sort of bridge is carried on iron col
umns, and from the river end of this bridge a
chute descends to the boats. Some kind of a
screw principle is said to be ntilized in cot.ve ing
the grain along its path over the bridge men
tioned. The appearanoe of the structure is light
and graceful and in no way a disfigurement to
the view down the river.
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
March 14, 1877.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship W G Hewes, Morgan, for Monran City
C A Whitnev &co
Steamship Lizzie Henderson, Miller, for Cedar Keys,
St Marks, Tampa and ate--Post & Hobby
Scbr Three Sisters. Zlageralla for Ap _lehi_ o'a
H Pohlman & ms
sBlip Maer Rtiga, Langr o, from lste, Jan io, to
master- 4th die
1'TrAMiBOATI.
Tom ]'arker, 1)elshonssey, from Alto, iloen!
River
(leo Hpangler, nmith from St Martinville
IsaTel, O'l'ry, from Lower Coast
Berths. Broad from Washington
IKra No 9, 1)allferen, from La.tel Valley
Below Uolun Up*.
Ship Lilzle Rloss, Mills, so days from liremnn, to
i asteir
Exports.
APPALACHICOLA--I'r schr Three dlsters-tSi
bble flour 7 bbli pork 5 bbls sngar 1(0 seaks corn J;:
sheks salt 0 lke s llt.te 105 pkgs sundries
(:IOCDAR KEYtO TAMPA, MANATCI--565 bblb
} flour , bhll whisky 1 1it seeks orn 125 sacks oats iS
sacks cOTf e 10 bales hay 400 pkgs sundries
Ilnpsrls.
MEXICAN P'ORT4-Per steamslhp City of Meri
d4--:ll bales coffee (omdon & (omils-'ll do a1 ba.:
die Pi'ug, Uorral &en-76 bales do IN hales gum 2r
I ales goat skins $1000 spooi J M Wiliterspoon--500(
do L i Avenllano-1000 do I C Aluasm--1000 do H,
bales hemp 92 bales straw J J Felnandes & Hon----(
a bags beans 1 N.ahclho
Reeiplts of Produce.
0 ALTO-Per steamer Tom l'arker-14 bales cotto,
Jno T Ilardle &o--14 Jno Chalff & Sons---i tare
bhidr & Male-- -11 C(lhaft, Hamllton & Powell--t
I)olze &co-- i'Pavne, Kennedy &oo--7 J Levy &c--i
J W White--5 Meyer, Weis &o----5 Lehman, Abra
ham &Wo--4 (- W loinll &eo---4 I loomm &co-S 8 it
Newman k&o--1 1Temple 1I Coons &co----- Brlitton,
Momro & Coleman-- Jurey & (lillis-I W B Clarke
19 I1 snake notton seed NO cotton Seed Association
4 hides H It Hansell-17 head hoas Inban, Ayrock &
So-1-: do 'lTemplc 8 Coons &co--anlndlril to order--
Totall 10 bales ootton 151 sacks cotton seed :10 head
S il' MARTINVIlf IE-Per ateemer Goo Spanglei
S- I hales cotton .1 W linrbridge b&o--79 A Trirtru..
--1:( lapp Ilrosn &An-i Mcellehee, Hnowden & Violeeti
-:1 llrseh, Adler &eo----U- L lmaIssiagoe-----4 hhllh
slngr John I Adams &eo-lo0de Rtichard Millikon--l.
Iltrtl a ir tilbrt-50 - IO o II B Jllokner----l bls i mu
0 lasseslI M Ptlltllnti-- ctask ihlolln Lacassagne-- -
y bld oll:1 ikel o1 ti l i 4 iblls do:1 hidlesl I bdl skinl
hi t liggs 1 Iier--1 bhi hides Itykioki & Manlade- -
sunlltlllilo t order-----Total 104 beloe cottnt t 120 hhdl
a Rlgar 1 tlhlll Otll.tmiais
LIlW\ I tt COA T-Per steamer Isashl----21 hlhd
anlyr I bbhi iiolemoel antld an rlllll t ortler
VWASIIllI NiTN--Pl'r at..itarnr lirthle- tS H btlnl
outtnlll ehmal , Abraham &(I--'' 4 yer, We.i &At
-27 Mc'ehei, Snowilen &. Viinilt-t-'5 (anenr Chopi01
l - Il Norwood & ltlihtti-t-1I Blri-uid & i(lilurt.- --ii
SAlilne, S.,hlel.k & Auta.y II1 J, V IlW tiiridign ro--ll
y I'layyin. Keolrenly t&o--4 ietinlihaw. (:ltarlint;k & ot--'
SIt 1T Ihit kner & Ilro-4 Ihlsh A& nv.t-i-e - (ioitrnhe
t ltirc.i All ;r &o I' Clapp Airm &o-- I it Cio-i
I A TrI' triotr-- 1 ( 1I WatV oln!y A&(- ---- 1 ',horaet-all A
,in ilnt ill l i. -:thils inOlSones 12t li hhil eugar Anilor
stit A&im.itpiitn--- 0 (ilt II line & W.V411-14 do- liirntit
& Illtheri--I dto 24 hVillaiis osteo 'aytie. Kiunedyl & t
;' hd11 hhies it) hhles I, hiatr'namagln---J) 4h, P I :soil
--i lo i lite.r--l0 do L, 'Terrnlbn.lll7 hl t Clapp Jlrll
I, h-,,--:l eiicks roulih rite J I'ieisnt r-----2 hbead 'alth
inhbal, A yrocek &u o--.ell nseckn cotiton .eHt N () Cot
l i.ol. Se A.l .rsor -llti-Rtntlries ih to 2l7r"h'--- Tottil "
hiles ento. to :0 ) sats leotton seed 1:1. hidts sugar :
bills nmoldenes
LA IUtEL VA I,IEY-;-Per esameir Era No i)-- :l1
hhllil nollasses Alllen. i tient -n6----l11 hhIlllde alol
Ilt.h i& Linver't. :1 tlo I biil mnoliest .M NI l'lltrlim-- (
dl 15 hhlls sugar (iliile & lioytd-10 lio I W ilitr Iaitu
S---100 sacks rougllh rice itoelks Mill-4 btales mitnii I
Firancloni-0 dit J M Wlshalish-2 les iottion V 11 ler
illtrd- I Ibi sugar I lif hbl viuptt F (Caznutre.-- -I.ui
driles te ordu-i--Toltal 2 hales (otion 44 blts sItugar -
libt) ido .I bblls molasestl I half bibls yrulp 100 acLki
tough ric:e
i lough rice
By RIllroads.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHiICAGO
RAILIROA D.
March 13: I bales lot-ton J lhnlnett &re- '0 Jno T
Ilardle &oe- .' T J Carver---7 A lie., YWet &-to-- li
et wart lroI A&'o-n-4 i W .nteill &c.----:l I'a& no,
Kennedy &no. 2 Richardsoni & May-2 M M Green
wood &ctl --I Ilitton, Mor.e & Coleilman---l Che(ft.,
Ilamllton &. Powell--1 Jin I'ihelps &co-- 1 Jlohn I
Noble--'lotnl 5d bales cotton
!1. hale hany Cha. Pleasaents-50 bble oal Reptoline
(I 11; ,-24:10 shoulders lchwitlaauhpr & Hir.sh -17 5
tlo C II 1)olseon---¶2U0 huge nmeal .1 Aldllg --20 hhdel
hbaenul. lr'er--50 , bll Ii ihwinnR 'leardn,. & IItrneSinl
--I100 bfll Ho11,ur I'lrudbnmme & Itilgan..-75 do A T'
Ilennelt- il hble appleh 21 lbli1) apple. 1 DellNolilh..
It hl x do 12 Oiar poultry Miller &. Meye--2 cars ca tle
Avorrk, Mltlhe:l &o--1 oar llob r IP Markey-1 do
S.1 Mhal t,1 -4 ,Iar bhric- a M 14 NeweIna---1 car wrtsl
'Villuiam1non 6&ro0-Q bitl hlides. EJ JIlalt &co-200 feet
hnmbeIr il Purvlo ---.'41 llil av.na (Ir'.v & Wilder
timalnn-1 htll ulgar 'Wang & Cottai----125 axlIo bellls
.I r.chwa.' -n kg, mnl. M I,oeb & o-- br- alt.a
T h1owlilog- : ab D)plirr- 4 (aells cgee S IHrin
Shelimi & liro -10 Ibllc irn oeril waler Ylrelerltfileon &
lirtlo- --27 lhalos hops V I Grubb(ill ---137 riole rope
2 llatt.on & Wi'loliii---1N nhaR peanult 2 hlxes egge
a WanIag & Cottam..-II to sugar:) u In r pictlore I, I)
SPa'or i--- .2 Ise ntlle.m M & 'T 1e' nedy---1 do ' .1
r M1larlhy--- (I tItoi otdttrt; inCnto-li bis indtlso A
It 1'a,1 Il--- -I caties wilow warn .1J ilnb---I hill
olite Ilorttr & Fornmer--20l btils peas E lDaherly- -2
cs nitle J. U1 Adaml --I cp do ( Irlttrbunes----9 pkgn
Inldl:1 l\gas Imatinre I 1)x crockery warn McCracken
&. Ilrrwnt!r-ll tiertcet lhoimelI MIllr, D)hollntlde &col-
Ii (iones sIIr., liaL.l & Jliartnett-3 id E Marqtuez &.rco
-- doI I l, Li-on. - 7 do If & N Mam, ry- 9 do M Hein
emnai--l0 do . M Goutal:,--2 do .1 Henry &co--7 11
I. Sltern .' c--I do Io ollmth--4 do I (huldaimilh---I on
Cn( a I,rdl &co-- lo A Wolf'- 4 Meyer, Wiet &co-2
ilmon &. Kolln -- do I tallmnlan I.hos--I do I LLe
colnate--I In l, IU'n.,-100 lxe ch.ese C Do I'llndio
--1I lxmde i.o( E K( BeIl.l &to-9-!i cr tialae F It lIardon
-Ill Ido Allbert & heinnerth--%H le s lint. M ITrnbh &oo
--fi do A b Lt -y &co-l-IR bxo moat! .1 K Lovy A...on
--10 hf clhests tea I cacn mllne M lHoran a oo----12
plge mdle It M & IITJ MNitilgontery----l box do. Ii R
h4'itlav &coi-2 bx. brushe4s Ih '1' Walllhe--5 CI shos0
0 E Marltieze &co-lO h.li crhet tes J T Ihaw-1 case
lllntee WV ( Sopatr---1 c.k crockery II Goldlnmilth
o ltx miltlo A I)loz-4 do H I.artoudlnl---l cmate eartloen
w arn(I C 1 rechl-I do l Ote()llr.. 2 hIxa hats Charles &,
llorgail--I clk eartheonware Mri J (i -ac;lie-- botxas
hatl II l!ricbill catm.o, E I lhooIl-4 canes milde. e;
rt mqtllte & no.. I piano P Wer.rl.n-3 hxe b shos II &
N S.nc-ry-2 bxa naone Wheertler & Pierson-Tlolal 15
lr aIl hay 50 lil.s ol 4105 sahbOler,. 220 bags nOnal 't
0 IlhhI baon 50 bbln high wine. 173 bblas floulr 101 bbtL
aplpl.
NEW OIT,EANS ANT) MOIIILE RAITLROAD.
0 Marchl I-:-12 tbales c.ll, tl .belnl, Weot&ico--10 do
-Chalfel, lHamilton & 'Powell--3 :ks tobalcco lHeadlee,
e Wood Ac-- -14 khegy lmolals.e A 'T'bhomson &ct--7
-bin turpanline aa-apion e a & Tricu-3 bbl. potatona
n i 1. Viriin--'12 I lllis pork lrlbawabacher & Llirch-2
0care pi iron L r lneeds &. I -2 do IM Schwartz & it'o--
doI p.lM Jmrnee-LO bblil lime A Vizard--2 5 ske malt
C( Ltunie--ffl ldll hides Ilay & Meloal--.13l eke poca
SJ It Kent &co-250 do or aer--25 bldl. paper E C Palm
0 tr &ro--IS ales mdi e Anrlerronl & Mirmt.etna--l oti
id , 11 Volf &.co -15 bb's whisky II Herolke--l bltle
beef Schwa acher, Frowenfeld & Pfifor--':4 sacks
Scorn P Lanaux-1 bdill leather J Frank &co-40 takec
paper R J Hlar.- l6 do Fellnan lroe--3 do J 11 Wolf.
b &C--15 plge mdste order- l bi do M L Navra--22
t bxs tobacco Itennicke & La.son--154 pins do S Horn
sheim & Bro-1 csk liquor E C Villers-2 lixs book.
r W R Lym n-4 bbls wbhiky 8 Johnson--5 Marley
Bros--i do order--l pkgs ludse Wilson S M Co--35
e bills saddle trees 11 II Hansell..6 plows .T B Wolfe &
so-77 pkgs mntlse Mullen & Holloway-15 doz pails A
SDelplt-2 canee mdne II C (reen-sundries to order
a Total 42 bales cotton 3 cks tobacco
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
March 13--16 hhds augar Bush & Levert-4 do W
E 1. velch-24 do A Tertrou-2 do Beraud & Glbert
-2-4 do 8 bble molasse John I Adams &co--1 do J M
Putnam-50 do 8 blls cintorn bottom I hlf bbls mo
lasses Brlere & Wogan-1 bale cotton Clapp Bros A
co-2 do J W Bnrbridge &co-2 do John I Adams
oo..1 d-) Bueh & Levert-- do L Lac.ssagne--l bbl
csigarC Dncbamp---- do 2 bbls tallow 23 dry hides
h Rvkoski & Manade--. bf bales mose L Surle &co-4
a dli J A Bourg-Total s hales cotton 6H hhde sugar 68
n bble molasese 1 half do 8 bbll cistern bottom 2 bbls
Per steamship Whitney, from ndlanola---5 bales
cotton 1 bbl tallow Franoke & Danneel--l bales dry
' hides C A Whitney &co-Total 5 balo a cotton
From Galveeton--67 bales ontton C A Whitney &
co-5 do C L Walmaley &co---l do I ,ale hides L5
a bble oil E Marqleze &co-Total 586 bales cotton
UNDERTAKERS.
t CHAS. C. JONES. JOHN G. ROCHE.
Formerly with Frank Jonnson.
JONES & ROCHE,
° 250 and 252 Magazine st.. near Delord.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
I- All business entrusted to the firm will receive
a prompt and careful attention at moderate rates.
a CarrIages to hire. lass ly
W. W. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE, LOUISIANA.
Practices in the parishes of Ouashita, More
house and Richland. Claims taken for collec
tion in all other parishes, with privilege of mak
aging same in connection with attorneys resid
ing there. no30 eThuly
Varieties Billiard Hall,
Corner Canal and Dauphine streets.
Entrance on Dauphine street.
Eight of B. W. Collender's Bevel Style
Tables. *
F.BlIC~ OF BILIARDS: --:
Da.yt.me.............................. . Sat
a. lllil-- .-1,.+ .... ,,..;,,,;.. .....
BTEAMBOAT...
OHIO RIVER.
IIE(ULAR CINCINNATI. LOI'ItV[LE AND
NEW OIILIAN8 PACKET.
oaven on WEDC eDAY, Mqrilh 14. at 5 . in..
,,, FOIL CINCINNATI LO[UIt
villA, Evanwsvllo. flodorson.
& ja"wnetown' Paducah, Cairo,
emphis anti all intirmedliato
points. T1'h aeaonnger t4arer-
rHORAD ,HEKLOCK.
Low Katon, mastor, M. L. Vilrdin, clrk.
Will loave na hbovn. For freight or unasage
Dpply on board or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS, 106 ravier etroet.
mhll
REOULA o CI8N ATIA LOUIKVILE AND
NEWORLEANt PACKET.
L.oave on WTlUDOAY March 16, at . m.
Evanvillet. Hendeoron, Mhawno.
town, Padlucah Cairo. Menmthis and
all Intermediate points-The pass6engor steamor
C. b. (CIIUR IH,
Jno.8. Pattoeron mastor. Jno. T. Hamirlton ,lork.
Will leave as above. For freight or ,assage ap
ply on board. or to
WAYNE A WILLIAMS.
mhl3 10o (Oravior treet.
BOUEF RIVER.
NEW ORLEANB AND QUACIIITA RIVER
TRANHPORTATIO N COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
leanl- Weekly O. meIGIIla 1tty Packet.
Leavens ovhry WEDNEMDAY. at K p. m..
SFOR OUACHITA CITY, TtEN
Lali ton, Monroe and all way landing-
iThe sttoamer
JUOHN H. |IANNA,
(In tinae of Ouatlotitt BIello.)
J. W. Illanks, mater, Joo }HoIlmFo, F.lork,
Will leave rtgularly na alhov. For froight or
pvaniRgo apply on bIoar', or to
Capt F. A. IiLNI(H, Preodlnt.
No. 2 Jlant i etrtt, corner I)ita.
IITTE & CAtLITN IlIIlITTON & EPIPLER,
ADAMH & WOitl. I,IltDA& Mi;I'EAKE. Agonts
'P. H.--- Thoe hoiita of thi lire ri 'nnei'it with ,h1
Gooeo for Littlie rivor Tom PI'rk"r for JiFsuff
'rivr, Ora, Aiiio and 'Ti'lmnjj BIlakor for inyou
Blar, hlontmw ttanl Hailln riv r, andl lrtha
Bruinlnor for lie nyou l'Arbo.oe. 141i if
New Orlnemis antnd *llmlr'hital llver Tralts
pOr laitlnm1 Comtnli lrly.
Lo.nvr on II(HA''l:I)- AY, Marih . nt r, . m
OI)t CAMII,N. A IA IIAMA ,ANI)
ing o, )ni"hit (lit V, lMonr 0.''rr nto r
nrni al h~i)tll iFF'e F)ri Itlok lnii
f)itio:htla ItiV''ri I- , Ilfli,'. niw,. liht-Iliift
Jos N HOWAR.ID,
P. C. Montegor ' rv. m +t ior. J;. It. lorry. clerk,
will leave as ,thov". Fir frright or pa ietige
apply on Ioi,)rdl. or to
P. A. ILANKH.
Protiltdnt, No. 2 ( rnnt ,t rolt Forno'r Deita.
II'E & CAILIN, UltlI'I'ON A EPI'L,it. A
ADAMrl & WORK. LOt)ltD & Mc'l'EAKE,
__m hl4 . . . .
I.ICHANTHb' ANpD IIAN'I EitH' INDEI'EN
DENT IAi; El'.
Leaves on -4'1 ;li1I) Y. Mearth 17. at 5 D0 m.
For Imr'n Ellioradv, O.iethitrn
City Monri. 'roiiton ild aill land
ine ofn Il 'ik and F FIanIF itF l. rivero
The flne, new, light.drlraftl tiasnger llsteamer
,JF, W. I artitin. "iater,
will leave aiM nhove. For freight or p(insstag) Fipv
il y 11 ),oarrd or to
J)(II1,AM & WINBU rlN. .mo Nuthcwz Ft.
A. IBITTON 2 - (ravinlr Mt.
P. . ----Th' CFottonI Vnlly will tIlko frlight for
Dlaiyonta Rartiholomrow ind D'Arbu no,r . itth pirlv
liege of roshitppia. . mu1 114
NEW OtrLEFANH ANI) OUIIACIIITA RIVER
TRANHI'ORTA'I'ION C(MI'AANY.
RE(iULAIl B(EUF I1Vl.l IPACKET.
LetIoaves WEeINI'.HDAY. MFar'lh 14. at 5 {,. nm.
FOR POINT JEFIFERHOIN, (*I LA RlD,
Alto. Rled Mouth. eunmt 1'oint, and all
landing l on Ik 111rfal d BlJick Rivers
TOMI Pi'IiKR.,
L. I'. DIelahouslave, isalter.
Will loavn nnF abtov,. ) aye pi rt.i.ilt r att.,,tttion
to all IBlack Itivir buinenFM. Foir fright or
pau.tigo ai ply on oard or iorL N
F. A. IlfANKJ,
I'ro'ei ld nt. No. 2 Canit . I. rner Fhft'i! et.
IIITE & C:A il IN, BIlIIl'TON' & iEPIEPI AEgt
ADI)AM & WORK. LORID & Mc:I'RIAKil,
t Oh iti
LOWER COAST.
LOWEIL COAT' TIlL-WEEIKLY PACKET.
The new and fast freight steame
O. CANTON. Jr.. Miter., J.j., Donovan. Clert
Leaves the elty for the Franklin tles MIlls. IBel
air and way landings every MOllnday, Wedlnes.
day an)d Friday at I p. in.. ittilrns to the citI
every Tus)lday. Tl'hulrwday I.rd Hlturday even
Ings. Freight clerk foot of (Ucnt, . street., ijar tf
SHIPS.
FOIL IIAVilI-The t.3 A 1.1 Austrian
bark EzIo, Zgl:k. ri..uter Is now loading
a.t. IPst 18. H,,rond Dish lott f,)c the above
port, and will ihavti qulrk dlip atch.
For balauce of fre.j tl Iay to
MEEKLI., ,.NOX & CO.,
f77 to 4. Caronedlett strant.
SEWING MACHINES.
'CI'F~III WI [1PID. 1
THE ONLY
Sewing Machine
COMPANY
To Whom the Centennial Committee gate
Awards for
A SUPERIOR
SEWING MACHINE!
Every MACHINE guaranteed to give satis
faction.
Liberal discount for C 8SH.
THE MI'4NGEt MAN'G CO.,
t t Canal street. N. O.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
ANDERSON'S new instantaneous Droeese
produces
THE MOST PERFECT LIKENESS,
and never fails on Children and Nervous Per
sons, which enables us to do the most Pereod
Card Wo)rk at
Three eallUr per aesn,
sad IArger Styles at the em.e Betuped Eates
Golras and CoVbitta n Baapeior btle.
STEAMBOATS.
RED RIVER.
y otn Lo 6 r . h
FOR aBlRv POBT,
non, Upper Bed S .tivr, 1PlarIt
Closhnttn, Grand a ooro, Arier a
drlaad ni afway and plantation laadtntw-L16V5
n w New Or eans as follows :
FOR HTIREVEPORT AND JEFFEBWSON.
Col. A P Konan M. l1. Kouns. master,
Leaves WEDNESUA Y. March t4, at s p. m.
Texas nOio. W. flna, master,
Loaves WDIJNEHDAY. March 14, at I6 . m.
Maria Louis,, H. J Brinker, master
Leaves HATUIIDAY. 'arrh 17, at 5 p m.
FOR MINDEN.
W. J. Behan, roo. V. Wlilkinson, roler,
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Marcsh 14. at l p. n.
No wbartboat oharges drayage or oolm
will he charged at mo,', , eo dRver.. 0r
ow Orleans. In forwarding freight oOluld
to the cornOany by hill lading.
RItturning boats leave Hhrevoport Tue.llA.i
ThurRsdays and Haturdays.
For freaight or pasagne a pply on board th
boats or at the off tho.any, 0 I
Gravler street. JOB. A. A PKn. .
MW. JOY t
RIITE & CALIN HITT'ON P
ja4 LOD & MPoEA . Agent
PLANTERH' REFORM LINE.
FOR HIItEVEI'ORT JUlF
k gson, (loushaitta, (Grand t.core. A
antlria, anrl all way landings on BeG
River-The nars.rgoci.r rtronor
"OIlt JEFFErlIH' N.
R.W. thC44.. A. (. Hwaln master.
l,.iavos WEDNESDAY, 14th Inst.. at p. m,
FOR HriIEV FPOItT.
IRATR KINEY 'I'horlln,rritn J.r,ns, master.
]itavis r(i, HA'I I'1 'IA Y. Mtar,lh 17. at 5 p. m,
Fr rr.Iight or iiii, izl'. i.plil on boarrd ui
l)ONOII l.. or IU)JlI.II,*H V WINIUlitN, Agents
I'. H. I 'onrltr' it ihriv'port with steame
IROJIERIT YOUN(1 for U'i,''r lo.l Rliver. nih
rmli.Weerkly (Jrand Erore Panrknts.
FtRtt (IltANNID cOIIHE, MON .
g,,riy, Ali randria. Norma s,
Bjtrli' r's ' rand.l way landings-T he
!;tcrnr rs-
New B vryt AIie, I. Fi.nrtt, m.ter,
SiartvF'i ivory HATUIA Y, it It 5p. m.
il Iiv, riuinhriv a v aho,,v,. For freight of
piiDiag ljpi y oin ibor i or to
A ,A M, & WORK.
jia7 No. 21 (,ornri,,riial Place,
VICKSB IURG,
BATURIDAY VICKHItURt UNITED 8TATE1
MAIl, PA(tC;T,
Leaves. very HATUII)AY at 5 P. iM
For VIKI'IBUIIRG. DAVI8't bAqN.
Natchaz iand atll Irntrmnedlat land
lngs-The DIassngir p ,ket
Natoher,
T. P. Leathers. mrwter.. J. F. Muse, olerk.
coannrtinig at Vicksburg with the Parisot Line
for Yavro Tallahathlblo and Hl runflower rivers
and with Ancrhor Lino for Meoiphls, Oalro and
St. Loudil
For freight or passaRge apIly on board, or to
JOHN JANN'EY. ir1 Common street.
HITE & CARILIN. 4 Tchoupitoula ait
mae
Through Bills of Lading given to Trenton
Monroe and all statlonrs n Vicksburg, Shreve
port ind Texas Itallrorl.
W. B. BROCKETT. Agent. as MaRazine it
Leaves every T'UEHLD. iv nit V. m.
-.tt- * FOR VICKSBUI1P(1 NATCIJMS
Davls's Bend and intermediate
landings-7 he steamer
KIATIE,
Wm. Campboll, master.
A. MoVay andl Jino. H. MossNoI clerks,
loaves a;s bove, odnnootlng at. Vicksburg wttb
Parlsot's Line for all points on Yaa'o. Hunflow*
or, Door oreek and Tallabatcthlo,
ADAMS 4 WORK.
JNO. JANNEY.
dial IITE & CAR IIN. Agents,
Through Bills of Laillnig gvon to Trnrron
Monroe and all Stations on Vi Cksburg, ohrneve
port and Texas Ralilroad.
W. BI. BROCKETT, Agent. as Ma3aaire t.
FOR GREENVILLE VICK MUJit ' NA1't.T .
AND ALL WAY AND PLAN'IATION
S LANDINGH.
The fine and fast pa asenger paeket
FRANK PARV(OUD.
J. M. White, master. C, l(inries. clerk
Loaves every THURJtDA Y at a et. rm.
Will leave as above, nonrinrctng aW ViOahburg
wit', the 'Parisot Line" fo; sill points on Yaszoo
and i'alltahrathie rivers. For frti:ght or passage
,...,yon board, or to JOHN JANN 'Y,
my3 AIDAMS & WORS
I Through B1111 of Lualng given to Trenton
Monroe s nd I I Htlatlons on VicksburagBnreve*
port, ardl Textus ailro,ad,
W. B. BRlOCKETT. Arv'nt. n Mararina t.
OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR 0 'ELO)'HA PACKET.
LeaRvs every VWE)NEVMDAY at 5. pm.
FOR WASHlIN'GTON, OrELOU
sars, Port Barre. HimmaDsort, Churcho
villa. arnd all lanlings on the Ooast,
Attrhatlrlr a i river and Blayou Courtableau--The
new and light dl aft passengr steamer
BERTH 4.
II. H. lroad, mnatrr. Theo. Jobin, olerk.
For freight or paago naply orn board orto
JiltlL "ION . EPPLER.
ja23 s1 O ravier street,
I'.'.--ý ,ann, ,rts ol ,,ealv with steamer Minnie
for Bayou dr OGlarisa. Also gives through bills
alaing to Bayou IHo uf.
. REGULAR OPELOUSAM PACKET.
Leaves every SATUiLDAY, at5 pm.
F P._FOR WAbHINGTON. OPFLOUo
sas. Port Barrie. Simmsport [Oh.ebo
villl, and all landings on the u
Atehafalaya River and Bayou Courtablena-- T
new and light-draft steamer
BANDY No. 2
A. P. Trougdale, mastter, J. I. BShmit, elesk,
will leave as above. For freight or aasa g *
ply on board or to H ITE & UALII
)a22 tf 4 Tchou pitoulas street.
P. H.-Connects close y with steamer Minnie
for Bayou do Glaiza. Also gives through bills
lading tor, Bayou B AOUf.
SBAYOU SARA.
FOR BAYOu 8ABA, W,.zIo.
Hertage Port Hudsone
Ro pe l aquemine and P
landings-The nlted States mail semn-weesi
packet
SOV. ALLEN.
(In place of steamr W. S. Pike.)
J. J. Brown. master
Leaves every MONDAY and ~BIDA~ .at s
m., for Bayou Sara.
ITE & 0ARIN. Aatr,. 4 Tchopitooulal st.
JNO. JANNEY loe Common st.
dEs am A.. GOrh)DrN. s Maeasgso
UPPER COAST.
REGULAB TRI-WEEKLY DAYLIGHT
PACKET.
T TO BEN TUREAU'S PLANTA
tion, Ascension parish-The new
steamer
EVA2
Louis Eans master, Norbert Ranson, elerik
Leaves a' atbove every Monday. Wednesday
Saturday at 10 a. m. Returning Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sundays.
For freight or passauge aply on board. ort
JOHN CALDER. 97 Peters .t
fe6 J. DEWINT.13 Conti st.,
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUBCOH
PACKET.
The light draught steamer
TRENiToDN.
(In place of W. J. Poitevent)
U. D. Terrebonne. Master.
Gabe Block and E. LeBlane clerks.
Leaves New Orleans every THURSDAY
MONDAY at 5 p. 1., returning every WE
NESDAY and SUNDAY evening. For freight
or paassav. apply on board or to
HITE & CARLIN 4 Tehoupitoulas street,
or TEBREBONNE & SALOMON. Aento
a7 Decatur between Conti and Blenvlle si
ja18s tf
Leaves every MONDAY at a p. m.. and PBIDAZ
Oeat m
Ranlt Beroeron. master J.a :Bergmro lee.
Leave. as .above or Baton Begue,
nine, .7onaimtoa and ar i l imdkegnWAX
V'rimoemi umb a bondor l