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WXNANCIAL AND Cox, SOIAL.1
o º CUD w ONI ANAºM I. OM A1
ZrU .uning, Moroh 219,1877,
1m OLRLANM OCLIAR1G 9011811.
lh 17...........$1,407 070Ow$ 1925,801J
uh t9...I,...... 1,14,2017 i0 1L24,4 (9G
I t 241.... 1,00,499 8.i 1719.10 8I
21 ..... 1,'d,041 092 1792354384
22........... . 1,212,074 18 17u,657 89
Srk this week.. .90,001,0111 8117 $810,887 8C
tima e last week. 7,4l).(itl2 0I 1,043,514 11
last week ........ 9,198,85 44 1,'70,,474 47
week before.... 9.640,9,0 40 992,418 87
r he demsad for Money continued moderate to
i ', both inbank and on the street, antd commer
paper was unchabnged. Gold and foreign ex
Iagoge ruled at previous rates, and the move.
Sft lin both was moderate. lew York sight con
iuaed stift A liberal business was done in stocks at
petty firm rates, but the partiotlsre were not re
~ . Under the diseouraging political oondi
Ii late console declined n ct| . Oeuntt and
minatinm bonds were quoted ; r' , cent lower
taa esterday's. With an active demand and
Steilced offeringse Nloolle Police Oerifloate5
i Prr Diem Warrants showed a marked ad
We . .ntiane to quote: Exceptional commercial
3 at IU-- per cent per annum discount; Al
10' second grade do. 120418; collateral loans
elsass mortgages tIy0%X, and second
do. 10@12.
14 opened at 1041@108, against 104.% at
York, and after a moderate business ciused
M ei opning rates in both markets. The sales
-r. d up 54,00, embracing $1000 at 104%,
at 104'.,, $50 st 114 4(a1t04%,*J, $600 and
at 1,4.., and $5)00 and aIlu,000 at 1011.
gip ohange exhibited scaroely any varl
tion and the movement was limited. The males
ampaised A£0,000, embracing £8000 Al clear at
9o000 do. at 604, £1000 do. at 504%,. £8000 do.
6141000 bill of lading at 604'/4% 1l0. £9000
M 60.% and £1000 do. Pigh' at 610 ,.
sales of francs omprised 25,000, 50,u03 and
000osmerotal at 4. V/
L the eloe sterling Ille were quoted at 004
0V for bill of lading and Al clear and --J
SOfank (hank counter rate -@-D0~,), and
,at 4,r$l. 4.107 for commercial ano nom
ow York ight cont'nued stiff. The sales
I Sll tlutd $186,0 10, embracing $1l000 rivate
atlkEs e' t > 'l oent premium, i0,,0W com.
e ant d private bankers' and $80 000 bank at
and S1 l000 commeroial and S 000 private
r' t 5.16. We also notice a sale of 2110,00
i ly days' commercial sight on New York ai %
,Dcent discount.
aI banks continued to check on New Yoik at
Scent prem um, and commercial sight is still
td at - @510.
iF following is the official statement of the
l Mirei orted tiday to the stook Exchange:
Sshares Oatrollton It. It, Uj...... $112 10
" O0 itate Oonos eat............... 60o
000 do ...... .......
Y` akng totl of $151,000 Itate Consolse.
O40 Premium Bonds at ..............
do .............. 62
1,00 do 82
000 do . :.. 32
00 do ...... ....... 82
000 do . 21%
y i a• total of $70.100 Premium hlondds
$ icO Nieholls Polioe Certidcates at.. 80
do do 80y,
,000 , do do lit
do do M2
do do Hoy
800,. do do 15 .
, . do do bi0
do . do HG(
l total of $80,C00 Nicholls Police Uca
holls per diem warrants....... 84
do do ....... 85
I do do ....... l0
A .iMral bauinese was done in Stocks at firm
\ ltt no particulars were reported.
, the unfavorable political condition of
S , Slate Console and Premium Bonds
ed a onneldtuable failitnI off; the former
1400%061 against 01 %@83 ·vst.rday,
e latter at 924,312%, against d2i¼h.82".
Wil t se liberal utferings and a strong de.
'rt g, Nicholls Police Uertiloates and Per Diem
nts showed a marked advance. The former
at 85y,0i87, against 770i7178 yesterday
ed t6 latter at 31 4490 ., against 77@81,i
COMMERUCAIL.
OFF10E NEW ORLEANS DEMOORAT,
Thursday Evening, March 2t , 1877.
QuOalldoa l reprearnt prices for round lot(front
: handa, unless oth/errrisr stated. In filling
KbMr orders higher prices are paid.
'COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 4800
- mst I regular and lower prices requiring a
toin our quotations of Ko iu Striot
E dlnlg and the gredes below, and a
- o in the glades above. We give also
jgures and report of the Exchange, as
Gen'l Quotations. Ex. Q.
Ordinary............. 8 9 -
l dt OrInllnary ............. -
raOrdinary ........... 9, 9?, 9?
o flod Ordinary.......It t,.. -
Sdling ..............1 o , 0 t Io
w middling.... l ...10t n -
S............10( 11
ddling..... ..... 11
. e llmarket opf nod with a mode; .te inquiry,
` cetly by bsokers who olaimed concessions
factors were unwiaug to grant, although
to mlet the demand at yesterdar's de
S0and the bstl ems dunLg the morning was
ea ty of limited extent; bLtater in the
parties eame together more freely, and the
t became rather animated, resulting in
Sto the fair ex ant noted above. Prios ex
tes.l es irregularity, a part of Ihe businsre
Iat yeate day's decline, but the bulk of It
a further failing off of a partil Na to a
5;_c- ptionsl tran.actions were reported 1
than our inside figures. The exrces toin
reeeLbp aat all the ports over last year's his
f n reied to 784 ba eS. The commercial
l'will olors to-morrow with a deficit inletad
eteeua. The disp tob.es report Liverpool
- isd elitr, but not quotably lower, wth
Sl000 bales and rrrivals 1-16d lower.
dredl dihd unchag fed, and New Yoark dull and
, ts with no quotabloe hanuge in spo~s
irreg. lr for futures, .whlil at noon showed
S. d ol.100@8-100o, but closed at a net ad
Do·rr of !A~s 4- 000.
:i.'i olxachtnge makes the amount on shbpboard
Srws(u(.ore to-day's export. of 18,237 bales)
b.ls, embtracing 17,074 for Liverpool,
lot Havre, 7958 for the North Sea, 2405 for
189 for the Mediterranean and 29 2 for
ports, leavinglAn presses agreeably to
t t 19 m. 16,500 bales, only a small
wblek is on sale.
ii".rav bidlting was quoted at Galves
Sit, at Mobile at 10'o, at savannah
Ct Oharlesson at 11/% ý, at Wilmington
N f Norfolk at t1.~@11c, at Baltimore at
New York at 11i, , at Boston at 11%o,
at 110. at Augusta at 10%'@l1o, at
at 11?o, at Cinoinnan at 110,
Lo is1 at 11w.
3g nlte reports: "Balee 4700 bales. Mar
L I quotations are reduoed %o.
OOTION STATEMKENT.
on band Bept. 1.1871-bales.......... 2rrs
sine last statement.... 603os
previously ...........1.258,9R--1,259,882
1.2819,269
to to1dar..... ......... 18.2317
e previousl y... ........ 1019.98-1,0338226
en hand and on ship
. not cl'ear, d........... 251.033
f time last year 2..,........ 204,.68
y' ep ,rre . mnraced 4556 bales to Livrr
84f to iavre, 3130 to Boston, and 2274 to
ark.
s proper since last ever in; 901 balee,
1807 ast we k, and 364) last year,
an aggregate ,iu e Friday evemng of
ibales, agi-s . 16 3 9 'sat week anl 24.9)9
tear. Totil eiuce tuguot 31, 1,079 529 oae:e,
t 1,247.208 last year-Joereous, 167,679.
Echg6.,_e lelegrazor male th re,,etpts at
ise ao ts from 12 I. yesterday to 12 in. to.
14488 baler, ae aint 7362 iast w ek and
sat year, and sone' Friday 26 900 bales,
37.899 l~at we. k 4nd 53,418 la-t year. To.
hines August 3 3,75,7t5 balt , against 3 675.
up to Wi datsday noon, March 22, last yar
734
is (Friday to Wednesday inclusive) to
ta i I,673 bales, agamet 36,681 last
j1* anst ;59@ last yan k and £7,847
b.4 Y 7 p0?st mde up to 12
ulr~at2 -4
t tat, .o ust o sale now stimates at
46s0 M s. ived slu last .voonn maus
esported 8 hhds by rl .lto.k on band by'
our run nlig statement 566 hhd e.
U tsisouli and frested luadgs 93lYt,. t ferio
lugs 4@4 si, 1sow .4 , tn(d' bediu EO, go,
to fine ,a 0l0c, lo loaf s 7S0, medium 8n®
O, good lO@l2o, finne 12Y@15%oL, and eeleo
tions 14.@1®l.
FItollIO '-- A ship was fixed for Havre to
day at 18-10o for cotton, We quote as follows:
jly steam-Ootton to Liverpool ll-aFd ; to Bre
men 15-82d1 to New York 7-JO: to Boston. Provl
denoe, Fall River, Phlladelphia and Baltimore,
via New York, 1,i. Gran to Liverpool 9t.d.
By sali-Ootton to Liverpool 18.8?7@-1d; to
Havre 18-16c; to Bremen '@l15-l00; to the
Baltic 17.2@v.l10o; to Boston ,c; grain to Liver
U II(-BRteneived this morning 079 hhde.
8mell lots were purchased for shipment, but the
demand is principally in a Jobbing way at ir.
regular prices, and the market Is I uiet. 400
hhdsa old. Cistern bottoms 8Q.04 n, inferior
5(~0%o common to good common 7jSo, fair
t, good fair Ig@tY]i.o, fully fair SY,1qo, ptime
8Vo, striotly prime cho.oe t58 0o, choioe to
faney 90, seoonds 8@0o, centrifugal 8y@9o,
yellow clarified 10 10!o, whites 1l@llu 4 ) lb
Messrs. Umall & Co, and A. Thorn, Mon & COo.
send us the following telegram : New York,
March 21, 1877,-Market firmer with higher
prices, raubhed 11i1. powdered ll0; granulated
Ittitl~c; coffee, Al, 100¼@IO,.; out loaf 1Il%/
.tb.
MOIktlAR8S-.e. oeived this morning 858 bbls.
The demand is good and the market continues
firm. All the receipts sold. Common 30Q82%c;
fair 85@iul; prime 40@42c: and striotly prime
460 400 V1 gallon.
fLOUR--Ooly 200 bbls have come in sinl0 Sat.
urday. The market is stronger, and Is ruling
higher, wtho a small stock on hand, light incom
ong supplnis and a great searol y of low treble to
good eteble extra inclusive. Low grades con
anne dull, but all other kinds are in ligut supply
and selling at higher prices from day to day.
There were sales in the local trade to-day of 2201
bbls, of which 86 bbls common at $S; 100 double
extra at 80 78; 180 low treble extra at $7 173; 25,
I0, 78 and 125 choice treble extra at *7 75; 10,
60, 10 choioe extra at $8; 70 do at $8 I2,; 21 and
70 at 18 95; 75, 76 60 and 100 at $8 80- 100 fancy
at *8 6; ,;6 do at ; 75; 200, 100 and 460 bbls on
privatet rms. Chloago quoted wheat to-day
stronger, 1 293.
Common ts quoted at 64@4 50 fine $5(@8 5,
superfine 6O@0 2', double extra tb 0@0I 7h low
treble extra $*@7 25, good do. $*7 50@ 76,
choice do. $7 7(@8, ch'on extra $8 25(l8 0,
choice family and fanoy 18 80@8 75 "l bbl.
-OtN I. AL-Is In good supply and dull at
$2 40012 45 V bbl. Only 100 bbls sold at $2 871t
and $u at $2 45 g bbl. Dealers are jobbing at
$2 63 '4 bbl,
Glli18i AND HOMINY-The market is dull,
and Orli, are quoted at 13 600 Jobbing at 83 85"@4.
Ilominy is quoted at $3 i60 bbl and Jobbing at
$8 71 bb'.
POhK-The market sl quiet but steady and
strong atyesterday'l mprovement. Last evening
100 bols mess sold, to arrive, at $15 73 1 bbl.
To-day 75 bbis sold on private terms, san 75 at
$18 50 0 bbl. Mess is quoted at $15 O2.,@
15 76 9bbl. It is retailng at $18 V bbl.
Chioago opened tsle morning at $14 0614 10
May, a dealine of 20W~ 6o since the close yester
day. At the close it wan quoted 814 25 May, a
recovery of the above advance. 'lhe receipts of
hogs tis morning were 12,000, and they were
quoted at *$ 10@f 75.
DRY HALr MI. A'--The stock has been great
ly reduced, and with a scarcity of supply prices
have advanced !C@mGo The market is now
strong at 5..o for shoulders, loose, and 6"4
packed, Ic for clear rib sides, and 8%o for ol sr
sides. Dealers are Jobbing shoulders at Oo,
clear rib sides 8%o, clear sides 8$'o ;V lb. A
receiver sold 80 bnxes shoulders at5 ,o 1 tlb early
in the day, but later they were higher.
BIACON-Is in better demand and pp loes are ,
'0o firmer. Last evening 80 oasks clear nri
sides sold at Hf'e,; to-dsy 16 oasks do sold at No,
10 boxes clear sides at 9ll4c, and 20 casks at 9gc.
blhoulders are now qu Itota st o(i;6O% , Clesr jib
slues 9t140t9%n, oscar sties U949N4 c I b.
Dealers are Jobbing shoulders at 0',c, clear rib
sides Ut44(jl,, oiear sido. 9,4 1 lb.
LA.I)--ls in light supply and commands 9@
90/, for Inferior pankers and 10@t0 4o for ohoice
packers'; refied ltlo in tieroes, kegs 11%a for
packers' and 1l@ll 4o for refilnd.
HfAMt--Ohooe sugar-oured are scarce and
command full prices. Other kinds are dull. 5
tieroes cho ce sugar-cured small sold at 13o.
inall are quoted at 12 tie8, ordinary average
1ll'/0c 2 large lio ih r,for fresh packed ; old
packd are quoted nomiually at 10@ilo as in
quality and brand.
BltlAKFART BACON--Is In good supply and
dull at lie.1 lb.
PACKIt(R ' HIOG PiODUOT8-PIg's feet are
selling at $1 20'1 25 keg; half-bbl.. do at $2 60:
spare ribe $4 7605 ~ bol; pig pork 18 80 l half
bbl and $1 ? bol; extra p, ime poere $18. 60
bbl; prme mese $14 5t'@15; ramp pork $18 50
bbl; pie' tongues 56%X@0U apiece.
WfilIKY-continuee dull at $1 05@i 08 for
Western rectified, as in brand and proof.
CORN IN BULK-Yeatstday di,000 bushels
spot were purchased for Great Britain at 47o. It
is offeritg to arrive at 45e V bushel. The lack of
puitable export tonnage restricts purchases.
Grain vessels are in request.
COW PEIAS-The marketis strong with a good
inquiry under light snpplith and a short crop.
Ordinary mixed command $1 50@t 60, good
mixed $1 7651 80, choice clay mixed $1 8@tL 90,
and prime cley $2@2 10 V bushel. A lot of 100
sacke oure clay sold at $4 10 l bushel. .
CORN IN 8&4CKt-Is in good supply, and the
demand has slackened, but no change in prioes.
4000 sacks sold, of which 100 choice white at 520,
1000 white, in burlap, at 520, 850 yellow at 680,
500 choice white at 519, and 1200 white, in dun
dees. at 630o bush, I.
OATH- Good supply, with a moderate demand
at yesterday's decline. 1000 sacks sold, of which
30d 8". Louis at 450, and 200 ai:d 5u0 Galena at
470 l bushel.
o00tFEE-rhe market shows more animation,
and there is an active demand for the West,
with sales of 2c000 sacks at unchanged prices.
We quote cargoes: Ordinary 1614@1%e, gold;
fair 1 9@81,oc; good 20(@20)ao; prune 201'/@205o
I lb. Job lots: Ordinary i7@17'/,, gold; fair
191@l9,oc; good 20%@20/c: prime u%®@21o
lb.
We are indebted to Messrs. Marks & Co. for
the f Illowing telegram, dated lil de Janeiro,
March 21, and New York, March 22. 1877: Pur
chases sines the 14th iast., 25,000 bags; stock
70 000; once very firm 1011000; exchange 2y,4d.
BE N8S AND WESTICEN PEAS-Light sup.
ly of Northern beau-; they are in request.
Western are in good supply and limited demasrd.
Ohoice North, ru beans sell at 38@4t/,4 . 20 bbls
of ordinary white Western sold at 2%o. Oho oe
Westernu 34c; white and red kidney 5%@5ni,;
green peas Sc lIhl.
BRAN -The supply is light; no sales. Yester
day there were sales at $1(4t (5 ( 100 IWs.
HAY-Choice is scarce and the supply of low
grades is considerably reduced. Prime is quoted
at $15 and oh ice at $18 i' ton.
BUrrEER-Fair demand for choice, and other
grades are dull. Choice Utoshen is quoted at 28
@300, medium 25c, inferior 200 l lb. Choice
Western 18@20c, medium 15®180, inferior 14o
t m.
ESOULENT8-Oboioe onions are scarce and
firmer, but other esculents are dull and abun
dant. Russets are quoted at $3@3 256, peach
biuws $3 60@3 75; Onlons $4@4 2'; Apples $1
@t 50. Choice Bour Kront $14@15 V bbL Lou
itiana Cabbages $18@27 . 110.
RECEIPTS OF PItODU E-Arrived since our
review of yesterday: 200 bbls flour, 103 bbls
whisky, 4 tieroes lard, 20 cases baon, 86 boxes
bacon, 598 as ks oats, 639 hhds sugar, 5 bbls
sugar, 558 bbls molasses, 42 kegs butter, 1249
sacks cow pc-as. 5.2 bbls rice, and 5 bble potatoes.
EXPORI'S OF PRODUCE-Exports since our
review of yesterday: 988 bbls flour, 10 bble pork.
32 casks bacon, 18 tieroes lard, 66 bb s whisky,
221 bb's corn meal, 908 sacks corn, 111 sacks
oats. 143 sacks bran, 132 bales hay, e5 hhds
sugar, 92 bals sugar, 816 bbls mo eases, 141 bbls
rice, 13teacks catffe, 3 bbls app!es, 2 sacks salt,
25 b6ls potatoes and 5 kegs butter.
RIL'E-Only a noderate local demand. Lini.
iana No 2 is quoted at 2%@3c, common 4@i. o,
ordinary 4/(i4.i 4n, fair 5(5%c, good 5%./43o,
prime 5 M@t.i I It,.
Domestic Markets.
NEw YORx, March 22, Noon.-COtton easy; Up
lanotls 11%, , Orleans 11r;. Sales F65 bale.
Fu'ures eaeser; March 1..20@t1. 23; April 11.23
@11.25; May 11 38. 1.40, June 11.53811.55; July
11.63@11.63; Augu-t It 7j®t11.75.
Flour quiet ann steady. Wheat dull and un
c 'anged. Corn quiet and unchanged. Pork
steady, $15. Lard puiet, steam lOc. Spirits of
t urpenrine quiet, 401,,@1ic. Rosin quiet, $2 05@
2 10 for strained. . ights dull.
Forelgn Marke sa.
LrPlroL, March i, Ncro-Otton dull and
cater- Middring Uplr nd16ad4, Middling Orleans
67-16d; s~es 7c04 bales; teenlat m and export
2000, receslts 100.- No .1a
Lrfmponw , Ma 1.15 1 i sM sash usle: r "o'l
A p. ae,-- s# Ausie , b~li. .
MSauf, e u, fll.
Ngw Yout, march I2.-~ d opened at 104. .
Wtnke s ative and Iewer. Monet 2. Gold 4,'
Ehobange-long 4 041/, short 4,84/,. State bon
dull and steady. Governments strong,
LoUxow, March 22. 8:90 p. m.--ullion in
creased £188,000. Console for money 95 5-16, for
saccount 96 7-16.
PAnts, March 22, 4 p. mto -- Rentns 108f. 6o,
speciseIncrease t0,000,000. IRntes 107f, 5rc.
.. .. ------ 4m. ......
Rives' ]WewUa.
OFFICE NEW ORLtEANS DIPMOfIIAT,
Friday Morning, March 23. I
Dally report of the stage of water, with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday 8
p. m.:
Above low Changes.
water. Rise. Fall.
Feet. Inch. Inch. Inch.
0liro, Ill... .. i') 9 1 0
ino innati ........ 2tP ft 0 27
Davenport ......... 3 4 0 14
Dubuque........ 1 1 1 0
Keokuk ...........2 i) 2 0
Leaven orth...... 7 9 0 2
Augusta........... 6 0 2
[euisville.......... 1 8 0 7
lemphis .......... 14 4 2 0
NLbville .......... 1, 7 11 0
* 7ew Orleans...... t 0 0 0
Omaha ............ 2 8 0
Pitteburg......... 1It 4 f,2 0
Shreveport......... 16 11 0 1
St. Louis ......... 9 10 13 0
Vicksburg....2... 27 9 19 0
Yankton........... 2 0 1
*Belnw high water mark of 1174.
NEfLSBON GOOM, Ierg't. Eli. Ser. U. 8. A.
AntnvAtal-Isabel. Blun Wing No. , Gov. Allen,
Trenton, Nhannon, E ums, Ytwoo Valley.
DEParnUlnRE-Isabel, Blue Wing No. 3, Charles
Morgan, Frank Pargoud, Trenton.
To Aaerve.--Eva, Blue Wing No. 8, Upper
Covet; tanudy No. 2, tpelousas; Ella Hughes,
Ouae its; O. . Dutrfee, Texas, Bart Able, Red
tiver; Gold Dust. Robert Mitchell, g(olden City,
Oblho; Isabel, Lower Coast; Trentont Assumplion,
Lafour he; Nlatche, Vicksburg; W. J. l'oite
vent, Tenses, Tensea and Mason; Tom Parker,
owduf Itivei; John F. Tolle, Belle of Shreveport.
tt. Wolets; Uarondelet, Mmint his.
Westher clear and pleasant.
1uisiness very fair.
Owing to freight engagements and at the soll,
oitation of shippers, Cap,. Taylor laid the Hlella
Block over to 12 m. t' .tlay when she poselvewy
leaves for Black and Ita)d Rivers. See special
notice in another column.
The fleet and magnificent Natchew will b'
found at the landing this morning, and will leave
to-morrow, as usual, at 6 p, m., for Viceksbug.
The Natchez has close and reliable connections
with the Yaxoo and Tallshathble rivers.
The Emma is the reliable and popular Lower
Coast packet for to-day. the leaves promptly at
1p.m.
Passenters for points North, East or West by
way of the Ohio river read the adrvertisement in
anoth-r column of the splendid Thompson Dean.
The Henry 'fete, leaving to-day fr Bayou La.
foarche, will go tbrugh to Thibodasn.
A lively sight yesterday was the cabin of the
Oharles Mlorgas, just before her "eearture; filled
with people almst to its fullest capacity, some
who were leaving, others who had acooompanied
them to esay a last good.bye. There Fvers regis
tared 90 in the cable, 61 on deck. Harry Mtein
was in his element, and was as happy as a boy
with his first knife.
The Donnally follows the Morgan to-morrow,
and those who want a choice of rooms had better
applyh early.
Iea Ner Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
Company's steamer Hhanson. John eoHarix,
master, O. H. Arthur atd Lon Mac Farlo,
clerks, arrived yesltrday morning itrm the Ona.
chits, and Is receiving to return to-morrow at 6
p. m., poing through ti, Camden.
The Tom Parker, also of the above company,
will be fOund at the landing to-day from Bautf
River, and will return to-morrow sure, going
through to Point Jefferson. L.P. Delahoussaye
commands.
Ile steamer Yazoo Valley, from Vicksabrg.
arrived yesterday with a good trip f cotton.
Capt. Charlie Tru.low, who never forgets a
friend, sent ldown by the La Belle a lot of cedar
for his friend George Lord to whittle. loe se
lected it espeo ally for that purpose out of the
forests on Upper Roed River, audit wi:, keep and
afford employment for iee peculiar talent for
many days. If other friends as thoughtful woult
onl, send (bGorg a lot of knives and a grind
stone, they would fill his on , of happiness full.
The A. U. Donnally, Henry U. IHart, master,
Ed. Donnally, clerk, leaves to-morrow at 5 p. m.
for Louisville. Cincuinnati and all intermediate
points. The Donnally is a new boat, first-class
in every respect; is a most attractive one to
travel on,ad d can be relied upon with certainty to
leave as above.
The trl-weekly Lower Coast packet Emma
leaves to-day at 1 p. m., for the Franklin Rico
Mills, Oliver Canton, Jr., master, J. J. Donovan,
clerk.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton Ronge pack
et St. John. Frank lergeron, meeter, J. C. I.er
geron, olerk, leaves to-day at 12 m. puuctu
I''he 0last and Bayou Sara United States mail
packet Gov. Allen, J. J. Brown, master, 8. 8.
otreck, clerk, leaves to-day at 5 p. m.
The I ght-draught Bastrop, of the New Or
leans and Ouachita Transportation Company, i,
receiving to leave to-day for Bayon Blartholo
mew and all way landings on the Ouachita and
Black rivers. Gus Hodge in command, J. I'.
Mohr, clerk.
I he very regular Upper Const tri-weekly day
light packet Eva, Lou It. Rne In, master, Norbert
tanson, clerk, will be at the lower landl, g to
day, receiving to leave to-morrow at 10 a. m.,
for the Ben 'I ureaud Plantation.
The fleet Bert Able leaves to-morrow at 5 p. m.
for Alexandria and Grand Ecore. Richard liu
nott maruer, George Halmton clerk.
The Natohts, for Vicksburg and all mail land
ings, leaves to-morrow at 5 p. m. Oapt. thous.
P. Lea hers in command.
The Handy No. 2, for the Atrchafalaya throu:.h
to Wehington, leaves to-morrow at 5 p. m. A. P.
troundale co:,mmends. J. I. Schmidt clerk.
The Texas, of the New Orleans and Hi d River
Transportation Company, leaves to-morrow at 5
p. m. for Mhrevport andt way* landings on Red
River. Geo. W. lea master, II. C. Boasman
a.iek.
(By T ileprsp.]
YAzoo CITY, March 22.--Steamer Clarksville
will arrive tbaturdaý evening and leave Wednes
day for Yasuo and Tallahatchie rivers.
H. L. LEE.
EXCHANGE CLIPPINOB.
CINCIorATI, March 20.-Capt. James Good
every body's Jim-AssRitant Buperintendtnt of
the M. V. T. Company, after spending the, ay in
Cincinnati with the friends of his y,,utb, left foi
Madt.on last nigot on the United States, where
he is sunperintenuing the completion of the new
and powerful towboa- Egypt, which is being
built at the Madison Marine Ways under the sn
perintendence of Capt. Dan Morton, and will bhe
completed in ten days and leave for Ht. Louis,
where she has a big tow ready to take South.
The Egypt ft 200 feet long, with three feet shear,
and the engines of the famous Crescent City,
built at Cincinnati by C. T. Dumont. The cylmu
inders are 26 inches in diameter, with 8 feet
stroke.
The steamer Dells made a trial trip at St. Louis
Saturday with the Hight wheel, a new invention.
It operated satisfactorily, and the boat made
much faster time up stream than she ever did
before.
Freights on oil meal from Memphis to the
sugar p'antation', where much of is is now
shipped f. r fertilizing purposes, is t3 50 per ton
in some cases, and something less in others.
Capt. Hlicks denies that the Caroudelet hit the
bank, or a snag, or any other object. n ar Sun
nyside or anywhere else, or that she received
any damages from any source.
A dispatch from tt. Louis to the Cincinnati
(Gaz tte, or yesterday, save: "Mr. Schoenlaub, o
the wh irfboat firm of itankin; & Co., of Evans
ville, is ii, the city for the purpose of gettine the
1500 ton eteimor Commonwebl:h to go to Evans
ville, where a full c.rgo for New Orleans awaits
her. He states also that he has secured the
lIollie Mo re to go a few mlle. up the Wabash to
take on a full loal of corn tr New Oileans.
Capt. R. W. Dugan telegraphs from Little
Rock that the Florence Meyer has been ratie l,
the bra ak bulkhheaded, and that she would take
her col ton on bh ard and proceed to New O, leanrs.
Capt. Dugan was to leave Li.tlo Rick for the
Meyer.
EVA..VILLE. March 19.-The Raven and barges
took here to-day 23,00) bags of corn, 500 bb's
flour, 300 bble pork and lard, 4 bhle eggs, and 100
bales hay and straw. She has 7000 nags of corn
engaged at Lockhart's Point, which will fill her
out. She will have 26)0 tons on 3 barges. U.pt.
W. C. Hardwick starts to-morrow from Mount
Vernon and 8hawneetown with flstbosta loaded
With 80,000 bushels eorn for the ugar coast.
-ti
MARINE NEWS.
OFV1l NIW OLAIARLAI DIMO( RAT, M
Mrsoh sI2, 1871. 1
Cleared Vmtsrtday.
r tearuhap Morgan City, Read, for New York
C A Whitney &oo
Mteamlebit Pottserlle, finow, for )ostomn
Wmn (reery
Steamer Amite, Co*tello, for Prnnairoln-- Master
Ship John Patten, Dlunarln, for Havre
Shulto &co
l]rit bark Kate cIana, Smith, ftr lavrR-
Hall & Vaughan
Ans bark (eorgla, Medanich, for lton.en-
FRt Ta at"oohla
An. bark Ilin., Zar, ror IIarve- Shul r &oo
Slrit slhv PriftITlaw, Anderdson, for Liverpool
Ji',Wo,lf. Powell &oo
Arrlve'.
BI it steamship ton JTacino, Ricker, from (al.est9n,
to A K Miller & o--41,t4 die
Mez brig C(,onstanlte, ltmeoleos, 8 days from Tampico,
to F (Urnorrlen--ld ilfs
Rohr oshlnia iridgile, Itaskell, f. days from ILnRstn,
tr omaoter-l'io Tier
sTh.M HOATe.
Ya.eo Valley,. ----, from VtekRslrrrg
Itlmma UCanton, from Lower Coast
f(oy Allen,. itrown, from Ilayoo tMarv
Trentoll, ' errebonnr, from Laurel Valley
Isabel, O)'Pry, from Lower Coast
Blue Wing, No 3 U(omstok, from Ilonl Pi'lants
tlon
Rban,.on, Itellart, from N.ewport
lxperse.
NEW YORK--Per steamship Morgan Ulty---271f4
bales orttnm 403 bales hides 03f bills w as ro 31.1 loose
do 51 bhues angerns 7k o 00 bbll 00 bis oil i0o bhins moe
lasses 900 bbla rice I5 bales piper slook 120 bbdes bone
block 74 h)a'es moirs p kgsa asldries
HAVHI--Per ship John Patlton-40't bales eotton
:plu0 prn ataces
HA V 1F11-Per bark Kate Cann---3401 bales cotton
8010 pus staves
BtOUREN-Per bark fleorgis----9,401i 5 I-i enahels
corn In bulk
PI'NHACOLA--Per steamer Anrmte---1if0 sacks
corn 400 sacks onra 200 sacks bran 40 sacks roff-.e 400
bbls flonr 30 bale. hey 15 te. lard 10 bhls sugar 25
bble pork 60 bbli whisky 410 pkge emdlse
IIAVtRB-- Per bark E(lioe--174 bales cottona 371
saeks o.rra 180 pIrl stares
iIO4TON--Per steamship Pottvrille--31-- bales
cotton 11 bhl's paper stook he bales rt'oi.n moats I
bale rags to bares msno 9 hales liida 8 Ihales skins 315
dry hiresa 9 ihles snugr 14Hi hhdri iron 4 pkgs slndiles
91;O0 Ir s eavres
IVEKlI'f(,L--Per ship Portlaw-456: balee cotton
2411( poes sltat.
Imparts.
IIUATAN-Per snhr Jushna (rindle- 970 uonnhe
bananas '8,5 0 oorani,f,t 15 pInoejpples 4000 plan.
tailn 7 tre If limes A MIrigan
TA M, I'O---P.,r ohr I'onsrtnce----50) bornhes
blrtlnlaas 91if0) l tes 'lstl'; ts(ar erden-$10.700 in r liver
15 parrot. master
ferelpts of Froedue.
V,lCB t fIT R(i- Per fteamer Yaa.o Vallev--l.4
bales cottirn 'ritcltcad, litokham &oO--13 (Craig &
Hogan--1019 tlfobardson & May-04 Payne, Kenne, v
&cA- 18 Meyer, Wel &.oo---8t WO Black &co~--77
J L Hlatris &or--41 Lonmlan. Abraham &ro--:38 Allen
Nrigent k&co--38 H & C Newman--37 T L Alrtiy &oo
-30 JdnOalffe & r ous-Mt- Cheffe, Hlamilton & Pow
ell--Il Uraham, Blaok &eo-16 Clapp Bros &oo-S15
Valden. Ilaw Iis kno--13 J J Irby & .fm---l .1 P
llarrreonjr &e.o-- Inm (ler.an--9 f B Newman &co
fl U W (Metell &co---- IBuckner &oo --4 r.esdles,
Wood c.ko-4 8 Oumbel---I Jno T Hardle &ico-- It '
Buckner k& ro-- Mcfehie, Stnowden & Volti---1
.Jlrey & Gilli-l1 H Allison co-I ilr,woott &t,---
7819 sncks rottonm ns d N O Cotton Seed Assocatimon
810 bbls ill Union (Oil Co-R Ibales moes Odell & Wright
--nuhdrles to orlder-Total 1030 bales cotton 7819 sacks
ot.ton seed 811 Ibls oil
LOWICIt COAH --'Per steamer Emma--45 bbls
mo auras ilo.hard Milliken--mtidoes to order
BAYOU HARA---'er steamer o(,v Allnn-- 44
ba e m coton Anar & I.lland-34-1 do J L Harrl s &.o
19 Meyer W, I &o*.--7 Ma- oh & Schlenker-5 Pritch
ard lIinkham .rn-4 Payne. Kenne' y .co--9 Utlapp
iros &oo-- Bush A ILevert-i Norwood & Rieharoc
-1 A Levi--i Mtc(ebhe, Snowden & Violett-l Alone
(chorok a Autoy-- 8 )unmbel-:l3hlaack oc to seedl
r O (Jiton seol Aasorlatflin--19 bhdie sulgar I J (lay
&co-N t do 9 bbll n molaies P Lirtnar----13 do 11 hhtf
sugar Kl. hard Milllken--eu dries to i ri'r-To at 123
bates o ifton 368 sacks colot ,u std 15 libde sugar 2:
bhis rnolrses
IAURIIL VALL,.Y-----Per steomer T'rnt.m- 31
ibhdlr augrt 5 f)bla inrriasosa Lartanx-47 do Conger
& Knllte--i8 r,o (1 A Irrlanux--2 cio L Medal -- 4 for K
lirnoth-2 bile alngr I Ianaiix-2 l) I, 1,rrIl-2- bales
ofttonl .In I)elvbl-- 2 I)ale mi.a V I lleruarld-----3 ido
Fr.r vi nori & ielte---- 131 salcs rough rice V II Iler
rard-1f do ltooke Mill-- 17 do 1EJ.1 (lay &ro-314 dro
J.1 Foirste --rries to order-'i'.,tai 8 bales notton 31
hlutl slar 4 fbblt do 6ill bis nmolseos 478r sacks rough
LOWER (COAMT.-Per steamer lsab'rf--18 hhds
saigar Itihird Milliken.--i9 bales mosa I (iaaseutie
eur dlrrte to ordlor - rtal if hidus sngar
IHOUMA PA,4N tATION-Per steoamer Blue Wing
No 3- 50 hb!a mnolrssu s odl-r----I do 177 htids sugar
SI niux---3:0 doi E M Icott-tl dlo Isaason ' Hiirms
-8 llo i . iIf l n ever--sundlier to order-Total 8.10
hbs sugar st, ltis molrassle
NKW POI F-Per stsollrer h Shannon-133 bales cot
t n Jirey 1r.111ils---67 do ,I W Whbte---61 Al s,
SHoeriok & Antry-53 i & 1(: Newman--5Jno PheIps
&co-47 J L tHar is eco-47 Norwood & Kichardrs-19
Alien, Niuent, &cr--5IJ Il Wolfe &,ro -14 Jno Chafle
& 8 ne-14 Jlo T lHardlo &co-5 Aiken & Watt--5
.John I Adlams Aoo..3 Tempio UCoonns a&c-3 lrnt
ton. Moore & Coleman--3 Lehman Abraham &m --2
W II Clrke--1 Mover. Wets kuo..I McGehee, Snow
den & Viol, t-I Pay' ne, Keninely &oo..50 iao. s owt
toll n ol .Jno T II- eIs &kno---26 dl N O Cotton Seed
Aass'.r( i lo---lft hd ( an rrd undlrios to order-Total
Si bWlon cotton 76 sackn cotton seed
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Bayou Lacombo--Per steamer Jennie----50 000 feet
lulinmbr ao dert
Covilgt at-Per schr F M Pippo-- I bales catton
Wa.lln, Atkiu:.on &aIr-50tO lbbil sand ordler
I'ascagoaria -Per achr Mary Theresa---3e 00t foet
lumber It kui, ig
Tcbefulncta River- P'er sch PRebecca----5 sold
wood flaster
Pass Manuchac--Per scbr V'illa--I1 cords wood
master
Sprnngflold--Per echr Victoria--20 cords wood
mo.st r
Tchefnnota River-Per schr Loulsiana State-
2,5.14,0 br oks olrder
Pears River-Per schr T .J Ealer- 35 cords wood
Pascagoula--Perschr Annette-40,t00 leet lumber
H Buddig
PaIs Manchae-Per sloop Lady IIope-6 cords wcod
master
RECEIPTS AT TUH OLD BASIN.
Shell Bank-Per at hr Po severance--525 bbls shells
order
Blind River- Per schr Moneta--43 cords wood
iiaster
Blind River-Per schr Clementina--20,000 staves
order
Tcherntmta River-Per schr Laura L--500 bbls
sand 7 cords woodl order
Blind Hiver-Per schr l8dona----15.,OD staves 10
cords wood , rder
Pearl River-Per echr Leander Jane--2,.000 feet
lumuer order
Tchefencta River-Per schr Geo Parddaly-500 bbla
5*adcl order
Bayou Lacombe--Per sr shr attleM--22 oerds
wood master
Amite River-Per schr Viatoria-1000 pic eta order
By RaIlroads.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 22- 18 hhds sugar 24 bble molasses LeSas
sier & Binder
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD. a
March 22-21 bales cotton Meyer, Weis &co-16 do
Valden, Hawkins &co---5 Rihardson & May---10
T L Airey &oo--1 C L Walmseley &co-- 9 Britton,
Moore & Coleman--° Allen, Nugent &co--7 Payne.
Kennedy &co--7 Aloen. Bherek & Antey--- 8O
Thomas &o---6 Lehman, Abraham &co- 6 J & G
Cromwell-4 Chaff., Hamilton & Powell-4 J-o T
Hat die &co-3 S Henderson-3 Riohard Flower &co
-3 J Burnett & o-2 How, ott &co--2 Temple S
Coons ctoo-2 H & C Newman-2 March & Shienk' r
--2 R T Buckner & Bro-- Bush & Levert--l M
Greenwood &co-1 Graham, Black &oo--Total 15ii
bhales cotton
:3 hhdl toblaco 1 box do Jno E King &co..-4 cars
cattle Aycock. Mi chell &Co- 1 do C Mehie &co-
car hores J Levy &co--- car stock J L Hittick-
care bricks Rev Cuppens-- car lubbe • WW Walker
--I ar frames T J smith--0 hblis oil P & P O L C
-It5 pkge beer E V, rster-155 ao G Yaleta-32 kxs
renat 155 suaks ots Suhwabacher, Froaenfed &
I'felf r-2 -3,do W H Mtctiewa & Bro----35 pkgs box
stultIGaicta BUo -24 whisky bbls J Hen.rseon---
bble pea C G VIncout-t bx books R J Harp-2 bxs
mdr., E u t Melancon-1 bx do Capt A Wallvn-1- sacs
ouff e 1 bx m acatrosn Flash Lewis &co-2 bxs ex a
g.isil ra 2 his glass 0 H Karaiendiek--1 bdlle hides
tlorter & Fenner- 2 reels iipt 1i bales abe;ins Bate.
son & Wisdsn-1l blt hi et 1 bx candles McGrat: h &
Cumpton----3 plows 1 ldl points 5 bx eggs Wang &
Cottam..1 ack ceff e Hartwell & Chambers--6 bdls
tope J C Mori--...t bbis pia T A Harn Iton &co--ll
aks do S Mevers-7 sacks rough rioe C HI Alien-
pkge raisains C I Sche ck--I ak rags D Jimes-lot
hh goods E Hauser--60 r..tls leath r J E Me ihl-- 6
do AF Racao--2.f3 kea Uhbinesj goods Hunu Long
Hang-t3 pkgs handles B J West-17 bxs m-icitne 7
bra drags I L '.yons-6 oxs tranes C P Coggesnall-
1 rx w ware A Koe ig & -ro-20 bble alcohol U Ms
rinaai-2 cases organs P Wer!ein-5 ca-es mdae E
MaLrquese &co-Iar wagons B Sembre-- do T MO.
ree-4 do A EnaSge --- 30 olses tobease 4 bs 00
SBaashdml & &o- fel Gold azltb-2 do
E J &0-90 e 13 bets& B
kAo-o A Tl"r --g Simo & n nA e n--t tae bIa
Pae & Moran-1 hi bbl minseral water W A hatlrM
--pkgs hardware A B iewetrs-4 eo a stefr, lMae
ready AEo--6 bbls whisky P Egan--1 tke orookery
case mande B Offner..--Si pkgs hardware A Baldwin
&oo-i half dos bhseet. M foraw-9 pkgs bark ;
I1 rberger--.1 bh mdae J Knps--2 casetiw oiars .J
Irby & B n-i ease kshoe H1 Kern t.1 -I bx bhat. J U
Adamt--5 bes fcinntare 11 M poff,rd-1 oak earthen
were DIanatie & ByIrue-2 cuses mnlae M L Navra-
17 canse shoa a U A f Santcry- -1 box mdlsn E Libel.
man--I aes de Meyer, We. &co --Total : bhhdl to
bato 1 0 bble oil ai0 pkgs beer 9` tits maot 438 sacks
oats 90 bbl. alcohol
NEW ORLEANIC AND MOBIWIt RAILROAD.
Maroh S9-i39 bmles cotton .1 I Manury &e-- 3 On
Lehman, Abraham &ros--It7 bble rmain Wayne &
Williams-10 khbl whisky 5 bf do LeI(Guloe Ar--4
tlrcees hamn C H Lawrence &co-9 bxhs mince iforter
& Fenner-0 do J heybnrn-05 bbon whisky Herman
& Vignes-5 ,bales mmice McI4tea & Value-l10 do Leh
man, Abrahaem &co--4 do W H Letchfrrd A0e--W9
canes do J 11 Woulrl ar& Hn-- bale do I K Roberts-
do.! II rown-3 do U( A Whitney &oo--9 do A fi
moln Aeo- do 1, IB'yde--70 pkge tobacco Wtakerr
Imrth & Joseph- 30 do J P Marasin---fi0 dm pails M
McGraw--7 bili hortnes Ilorter & Jrenner-9d4 sks
peas HinmpMan A White-1.4) pkga tebaeco L Meyer &
AImt-1S do Mater Bros-4 bales mdne W 1 Letohferd
An--7 pkige to bacon U B Jilonk--45 clI Mayer Btir-
t rlo morer- 9 s ee peas J It Kent &ro---;it do A A
G reenwcid &Co--559 do order-0t0li s.acks cotton seed
meal J Aldige-.Ii eke nmelt C Los.e- 41 sinks cotton
need J 1i Llilto &co-3 bdle paper Ii FI.T--I35 pkg,
beer A We r,--10O hbls flour inrS'ow & Deeve.---O
Ibbl whisky .1 Dieyfns--5 bbil twine J Mayer---.
bdie scrap Iron P ones-iO i-hds bacon ocder-4 cars
pig iron J F lJamne--i3 boxes tmacon i chra .acher,
Fruwenfeld & Pfeifar--I car cattle omder-I csae mdlne
J l1 Addes-l-91a ric t chiners A. O ice Co-icase-, to
baco J Christian-5 title wihfky F Himms--tO do T
Ki handy &ro-4 caasm mdee W B Toler--- do W P
Milley-l.teke peas impalpn & Wh tA--57 blis to-ti
0 hhle turpenttne Simpeon & 'reltm--. bIhle potatoes
E F Virg n--7 bdll paper (C A Whitney Aco-- erk
zine Stotffer, Macreaetl &do--l40 pkhe t0,tcco .1 J
Iriy & Son--t1 W Van]tnlthny~on-- --10 ipkAg m- s.
H 1'lynn--¶ oases rIndae I 1. ycn---- do He~oyman
Broe-7 do O T Payne-C- A Walsb--anui rIes to order
-Total 377 bales cotton iII sacks otteic seed 6,10.iiack
cotton seed meal
MOlRGAN'S WUIISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
tOa D.
March 9---95 hhds anger rlicarcdl Milliken.. - do
A Tertroni--9 do Bash & Levert-t9 do Clapp Bros &
co- 7 do 0 bibl molasses i1 hf do Hirscb Adfer keo-
44 bbles nelaese 97 hhd esautor Robeit Ilare---- do
i tlhis molassen o Jobnaon-- hales cotton J W liUr
bridge Aco--9 do Clapp B ons &..-- -41 dry hides i
Beer--I ht bbi molanes I hi bblh sgagr Onachll a T Co
--93 hales moasOdell & Weight-l d Fi I1' vin-.---i
do M Iefurt-9 ic Is hair do J A Dcomrg---5 as .ke
rongh rice V H Bernard- 97 tlls htides ( A Whitt
nsy &co- 9 bhbl aog -r Miss E Lavl- bales mots O
Uiffard--9O hf do J.1 tC poc--4 sacks rough rice J M
Walsk-4-10 do J Foeret.--tr-9 reo L BIibolet-8 head
cattle P eRetrt kno--Total Ii hbales cotton 159 bhds
sugar 53 bibls molases is hf do rsi0 acks rough ricr
Per stoamehip Hu itrhinsen, from Clinton-lIo bbls
oil 404 Iales hidles 10 bales cotton (1 A Whitney a&o-
3 H Allison oco--II Meyer, Weis &ki--1 lt T Buck
ner & Bro--3 Jno T iaroie o &---14 Britton, Mootr
& Coleman--48 Clapp Btoo A co-- J W Blurblridge &
en--91 K1rkpatrick & Keith---419 skn bones Stern's
Fer tilizing Co- I bale br .om ro.n Brook & Ari her
2;,9 sacks oats Clove-r & Orlelndal-- 69 do Corners
Thorbnoart-t sacks cotton seed U M eblett k.n-
04 head cattle C Mehle Aco----Total 325 bales cotton
491 uacks oats
Marine.
Naw Yons Maroh 22.--The echooner Governor
Burton. from I'hiladolph1a for Charleston, S C.,
foundered off Hatteras lighthouse. The crew
were reescued and brought here by the steamer
Oolumbus, from hlavana. The schooner was
oward in Philadelphia. Arrived: Alaatia. Ar
rived out: M(gnolia, Kronos, MVacell, Cere and
American.
HTEAMBOATH.
OHIO RIVER.
JIE(IULAIR CIN.INNATI LO/)IU4VILLE AND
NflW OlII,.ANH PACKET.
Leaves on 8ATrUIIDAY, M crah 24, at m5 . m,.
S 011 CINCINNATI LOUIH
ville. Evanwvillo., lnndoerpon.
A ha"wniowt own Pacilcuilh, tldro,
34r-Memthln antI tll intermodlate
polnti. 'Ihn oeit.ennger nsteam,+r
A. C. DON5NALLY,
Flnnry I. Inart, rn',ter, Ed. Donnnully, -lork.
Will l.vcaie ni. ebove. For freight or va~H.get
apply o', b -rd nor to
WAYNE & WIILIAMS. tao Oirvlier etretet.
mhll
IIE(IULAII CINCINNATI, LOUISIVILLE AND
NEW O(ItLEANA PACKET.
Leavoe on latulrclny. Miarrdh i.I at , t,,. m.,
FOlt CINCINNATI, LOUIHVIILE,
Evansville, Ilendo Sorc r hlawnee
town. P.ulneah, UCalro, Mdemphis and
all lntermediatc polnto--The passenger steamer
TiIOM.MON DKAN,
W. B. Miller, master, John .. Jonen, clerk.
Will leave an above. For froight or pt)tgsao ap
ply on board, or to WAYNE & WILLIAMS.
11$ Grasvior stroet.
N. B.-4 plan of the cnhlin can tho seen and
etcatoroomr ei nggo Iby applying at the offnl of
Watnon & Williams. mb23
OUACHITA RIVER.
NEW ORLEAN8 AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANMPORTA'iT''N COMPANY.
OUACHITA GITY, TRENTON AND MONROE,
semi-Weekly Onaehlia City Packet.
Leaves every WEDN EHIAY. at p. m
FORi OUACHITA CITY, T'LEN
lismbl ton, Monroe and all way landings
m 'rThe ste mer
JOHSN H. FIANNA,
(In p.ace of Oua.hlita Bello.)
J. W. Blanks, master, Joe Ihllmes. clerk,
Will leave rgularlyn as above. For freight or
palmago apply on board or to
Capt F. A. 4BLNKS, President,
No 2 Canal street, corner Delta,
HITE & CAI'LIN BRITTON & EPPLER,
ADAMS & WORK. IeRD & MoPEAKE, Agents
P. .--The boats of this lie connect with the
Goose for Little river, Tom Parker fr Br .iff
river, Ora, Acme and r'lmmli Baker for Bayou
Bar holomew and Maline river, and Bertha
Brunner for Bayou d'Arbonne. fell tf
New Orleans and Ouach.ta River Trans
portatlen Company.
Leaves HATUltDAY. a arch ',4, at 5 p. m.
FOR CAMDE,. EL DORADO,
Ounahita City, Monroe. Trenton
and all landings on Black and
Onachita Itvers-The fine, new. light-draft
passenger steamer
p.HANNoN.
John De Hart, master. C. H. Arthur, clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or to
F. A. BLANKS,
President No. 2 Canal street corner Delta.
HITE &CAARLN BRII'TON & EPPLERI ,..
ADAMS & WORK', LORD & McPEAKE, jA .
mh23
BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRAN8iORTATION COMPANY.
Reghlar Bayeu Ba.tk Ihomnew Packet,
Leaves I RIDAY March 23 at 5D. m.
FORi POPLAR BLUFF, POINT
Pleasant and all way landings on
Bayou Bartholomew - The fine
ste.amer
BASTROP,
Gus Hodge. master.
will leave as above, taking freight for all land
ings on the Black and Ouacsbit rivers as high
as the mouth of Bayou Bartholomew. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
Captain F. A. BLANKS,
President No. 2 1 anal street, corner D-Ita.
HITE & CitRLIN BRITTON & EPPLER,
ADAMS & WORK. LORD & McPEAKE, Agents.
mb21
BOUEF RIVER.
REGULAR BLACK AND B(EUF RIVEB
P 4CK IeT.
Leaves FRIDAY. March 23. at 5 p. m.
# . .. ) Fi rOiNTJEFMEIISON. GIRARD.
J lAlto, Red Mouth. (luin Point and all
landings on Beuf and Black rivers
The steamer
rTE LLA BLOCK,
(In lac'e of Era No. 10,)
Torn Taylior, master.
Will leave as above. Piays partic:ular attention
to all BI .ek Ilivr hbu-iness. For freight or
pays-ge apply on board, or tr)
mhet A. IItI fl' I'ON, 2 Grvier street.
NEW OI1LEA.4H AND oUCCHITA RIIVER
TRIANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULAR B(ETIF hIV>R PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. March 21. at 5 p. m.
FOR POINT JEFFERSON.GIRARD.
I Alto. lied Mouth, 1,um Point. and all
landings on Ikeuf and Blacx Rivers
The steamer TOI PARKER,
L. P. Delahoussaye, master.
Will leave as above. Pays particular attention
to all Black River business. For freight or
pssage apply on board or to
1. A. LABI S.
Presi n B .O a.Cloan or Rtamst.
TFF{t.
AsW~.
BstalMsoAM,
£33 £IVK .
airy ii Da, 1o41iiec ar its
S onni, Jrgnd EIOe, Ahehaa,
FOR MHBEVEPOIRT AND JFFg t lMl, 0
Teasr tleo. W. Bea, master.
Leaves SATURDAY. March 24, at 6 P. ML
J o bow Thoa te harget draynge ore !omf tlanl4
Will be a arged at rrir'"," n'l River. or A
ew Orleann. in forwarding frolight cohnsiglE
tot.e companyr by bill laniing.
Itota ring boate oleave Mlorw eport Toeodlal,
Thursdays and 8aturulayn.
_ ITS & CARL IN J lIrT porrkl
semlWeekrly lrmad erore Paiaeas.
SFO B GRANTD J glrOE ONT
Somary, Al Wand r > a.
ftarbin'n and Way inrdina- hr
steamers
New Bart Able, R. tinnett, mastr.,
Leaves every BATVUDAY. at a p. m.
ill le roa ~ rlarly as above. For freioltt .
8aage apply on board or to &
AIVAMI B& WOIIL
o 2 tino 21. b l Go nmeroryal b lU l.,
8ATURDAY R IOVBUIO UNITED UTAW1
AIL 'ACKET,
Leaves gveryyAI LTIA Y tit 6 P
Potu r , ]Iv. I r.d r bAVII'
thJ Nrtey. , and Ol rd rirwdla. t
ings--rht he or tvnengr onorket
Natoher,
T. P. Leathers master. J. F. Meas, olerk.
oonnecting at Vinkshbrg with the P'aiirlnot LMda
for Yavoo Tallallatehie andi Hiofl',w',r rivey..
n ith Anocor Line for Memyphln. Celia aw,
o Ig ANINYY, 114; Commwon ntrawti
HITE & dARLIN, 4 TnhouvltouIw.
mna
Though Bills of tlling ilvnn to Trrnton
Monroe apd allttntone ru V inkietrg, Shrow
port and Tdn wRall sroad.
W. B. B AeOOi TT. Asrunt. AMTngen7in t
Leavews eve TVoEr .'(,. ;Dy ,. r-l+
Wi O Viora lif ia+i+ o l r ag
Davis's Uag y n boi r o t
landingas--T ,.mnra: hl
HAUI D.I,
Wmn. Campbr Al, ma'-ton
A. MoVay and Jno. I. Aor:Tp, Si
leavf. is above, connaecl at $Vikat!org P. t
Parisot s Line for all pr'ii. 't, A PP
er, Deer Greek and T iatcbaIH e
AdA iF &CA WiWi'
d21 R E& T C A. 0AttistN
Through Hills of Lading llvvn to 'r:T'ton
Monroe andt all tations on VIcker:, Gl.rl*v
Dort and Texas R alroard U
W. t. BRO amHfor, An.n . Pit M'iinnntt, , t.
n n tAN ! at A LL bW A r A N T D w I t h pI'A ,rl. o i ...
LANDINGH.
The fine and fast and rt n .er tLr kr m
FRANK PARGOUD.
J. M. White, mntortr, (o. Holmrn. clerk
Leaven every TIIURtHDAY at m v. mn.
Will leave as above. eonrrriiroa at Vink trtarg
""r' the 'Varint Lice" for iti oints on iazreo.
and rallahat'hle rivore. I "r tr' :hli r s raa*sn
..oyr on board. or t J(,riN A 'i r,
my T, A iTA ho , WORE..
Through Billus of Iwrvl i: r.: ' Trrntoa
Monroe ani Il Rtatioonrr ik, i i.trr'nre.r.
port and Texan Railroad.
W. B. BIOCKIETT. AItd. r , orru;lane st,
OPELOUSAt.
REOULAR OPELOIHAS PACKET,
Leaves every WEDINFIDAY t 6 p. m,
FOR WAHIllNGTON, OrELOU.
laR as, Port Barr' Himmoport Chroeh
villa. and all landings on the
Atehafalaia river and Bayou Giourtabloan--.
new and light draft plismnger steamer
RERTII a.
H. B. Broad, master. Theo. Jobtn, alerk,
For freight or vasgre apply on board orto
BIIIriON i EI'PLlEI,
a88 1 GOradver street.
P. R.-Conneota closely with steamer Mnla.
for Bayou doe Olalhz. Also gives throlgth bnIta
ladling to Bayou Daeuf.
REGULAR OPELOUSAH PACKET.
Leaves every 8A'TUJ DAY at p.m.
S FO VWAhbllN(TON, O, PEA
t amcsan, PortP Barrli. 8lm msport, Ohiir
villA, and all landlinC on the ..l
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Courtabl
new and light-draft satarnor
SANDY No. 2.
A. P. Trourdalo. master. .1. B1. Hehmit, eletk,
will leave as above. For fr.ight or pasnge tR y
oly on board or to B I''TE & LA tLIuN
Ja22 tt 4 T'Ihoupitolas street
P. H.--Connects rlose y with stamer m at[.I
for Bayou do Glain,. Also gives through bliI
lading to Bayou Btluf.
BAYOU SARA.
S101FOR BAYOU BARA. WAT
Hermitago, Port iudson,
CRouge, Plujn'mlnte and
,andings-The United Stater mail seml-WeekL
packet
GOV. Ag i.,Lg.
(In place of steamr W. 8. Ptkt,)
J. J, Brown. mntter
Leaves every MONDAY and F]IDAY. Iat s
m. for Bayou ara,
HITE & OAARIN At.., Tchon ltoulaei
JNO. J'ANNEY 106 Common
lda am A. (. (L )T)IN. As Maaesl36
UPPER COAST.
REGULAR TBI-WEEKLY DAYLIGHT
PACKET.
, TO BEN TUREAU'S PLANTA*
tlon, AscenMion parish--The aew
steamer
EVA,
LQnis lRn on master, Norbert Ransos. olerkl
Ive as above every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday at 10 a m. Returning Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sundays.
For freight or passage a on board, to
JoHN C LDE, 17 Petetr. t.
feS J. DgWINT.13 oanti st.
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUBO. I
PACKET.
SThe light draught steamer
(In lace of W. J. Polteventi
U. D. errebonne. Maste
Uabe Blook.r
Leaves New Orleans every THURSDA &
MONDAY at 5a . m., returning every
NESDAY and TSUNDAY evening. For
or p THIITe o a oLfbod or to
IT ABLA b d aTtnoutoolas street,.
or TERREBONNE & HALO ON, AMs~nt
76 Decatur between Conti and BlenvllUe sa.
jasl tf
Leaves every MONDAY at 5 D, m., and FRIDAY
atli in
The passenger steamer
leT JOHN
Frank Bergeron, master J. 0. Bergeron. derk.
Leaves as a above for Baton Rouge Plague
mine, Donaldwsenville and all corast Iandlni.
returning even 8SUNDAY and WEDNJWDAZ
E VENINOS.
For freIgh Ir .esagn aptpl y on board or to
E. O. MELANCON. , Pienvillestret.
LOWER COAST.
LOWEl COAST TI:I-WF;EKLY PACKET.
The new awl fast freight steame
0. CaRNro. Jr., Master, J. . Donovan. Clerk
Leaves the city for the Franklin Rloe Mills Behr
air and way landings every Montay, Wed&le.
day and Friday at 1 . in.. Retuirns to theuetv
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ev
ings. Freight alerk foot of Co'nti street, . *L .
SHIPS.
FOR HAVBE- The 5. A Lit Austrisa
&at oaIe eond Di or a
Wart 10to le

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