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N1NAtiUIAL AND COUMAIWCIAL
314 TETARI.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMO1ORAT,
TOndaty, April 17, 1877.
1WW ' ORLEANS OLEARItNG HOUHE,
Clearings. Balanee.
April 14...... .. .t.1,,l.u0,o ti $tSai,4e0 ii
April 18... .. 1,872,1994 6 191,445 01
April. 7..... .. 1,658,63 08 208,965 9;
Thus far this week .... 4,230,75 97 009,898 07
dame time last week.. 4,100,846 14 444,490 62
Total last week....... 7.018,921 18 886,25 20
Total.week before.... 8,766,980 01 1,104,250 22
The demand for money continued moderate to
day both in bank and on the street, and commer.
cial paper was unchanged. Under the course of
rold at New York the market was unsettled and
irregular, closing at a decline of 1,41/;'o. The
movement was limited. Foreign Jtzchauge fol
lowed the course of gold, and closed nominal and
unsettled at a falling off of 2o for sterling, and
4@tL V cent for francs. The business was mod
erate. New York sight was nnchanged. All
classes of securities were active and strong.
Stocks were firm, with an upward tendency.
State Console and Premium Bonds were ex
cdted but somewhat irregular, and even a heavir
businsss was done than yesterday the aggregate
summing up 12,187,000. The former tobchet
76,'/, and closed at 78L4@7~%, against 734473,
yesterday, and the latter touoned 36t.aad closed
a-t S5/,@6, against i5%@3.314 Yesterday. Uer
tiofltes and Warrants raled at about yesterday's
rates, but continued to be neglected, the attention
of operstors and brokers being absorbed In the
bond movement.
We notice that the St. Charles street Railroad
Company has declared a quarterly dividend of
3 I~ cent, payable Aprll 19.
We contnue to quote exceptional commercial
paper -0@ 9 cent per annum discount; Al do.
10; second grade do. 12@15; collateral loans
7 fi rst class mortgages 8@0, and second
grade do. 106812.
Goldopeneddt 107%(108, against 107/ at New
York and after a limited baslners closed at 106
®t010%, (l'4@l'/,o lower than yesterday,) against
0/0 in that market, where it touched 107% dur
ing the interim. The sales were confined to 09 00,
embracing $1000 and 85000 at 107, $2000 at 107%.
and $1000 at 107%.
Foreign exchange followed 'he course of gold,
and closed nominal and unsettled at a decline of
g4l for sterling and 4@l i cent for francn.
she movement Iii both wa. moderate.
The sales of sterling comprised £24,500, em
bracinolg £50) bill of lading at 518@520, £4.00
do. at 619%64520, £8000 do. at 6520, £5 00 do. at
I21, £2000 Lank at 521%, £2600 do. at 522y and
£3000 bank at 623.
The only sale of francs reported was 75,000
commercial at 4.860%'4.85 and 40,000 at 485.
jAt the close sterling bills were quoted at 517;.
518% for bill of lading and Al clear, and -@521
forban, (bank counter rate - @521/,), and francs
at 4.80Y@4.85 for commercial and nominal for
bank.
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
were cononed to $15,000 and $25,000 private bank.
ers at 5-16.
The banks continued to check on New York at,
V cent premium, and commercial sight is
still quoted at 6-10.
The following is the Stock Exchange's official
statement of the sales:
10 shares N. O. Oar'Ln B. B. Co. exdiv.. .$115 00
15 shares OCtlsen's Bank at ............ 69 00
55 do do ............. 69 50
80 do do .............. 70 00
85 do do .............. 70 50
16 do do ............. 71 00
28 shares Commercial Ins. Co. at...... 58 00
825,000 State Consoles at............... 73
85,000 do .............. 73r
3n,000 do 7,
60,000 do ................ 73/,
10,000 do ................ 74
28,000 do ................ 741.
15,000 do ................ 74/~
144,000 do ................ 75
90,000 do ................ 7 5',
50,000 do ................ 7bW,
Making a total of $784,000 State Consols.
$4,000 Premium Bonds at............ 34:'
128,000 dO ............ 35
2,000 do ............ : '5
109,000 do ...........
82,000 do ............
50,000 do 35.
837,000 do 359
20,000 do ............ 3t
250,000 do ......... :....
18,000 do 3;
145,000 do . t 3
20,000 do .... :16,7
100,000 do (Ibuyers flat) 80
Making a total of $1,403,000 Premium Bonds.
2,C00 Nicholls Police O(urt.lioates, March 90
750 do Per Diem Warrants 77;'4
1,100 do do 78
Stocks were more in request and firmer.
State Console and Premium Bonds were active,
ezoited and irregular, and the movement was
unusually large. The former closed at 73%@
I813, sg einst 73@738% yesterday, and the latter
at 8i6> 86, against U6d/,@35% yesterday.
Nichiolls oloe Certuflotes were still quoted at
92@91 for February and 90@01 for March, and
'Per Diem Warrants continued to rule at 77'
4178'f,.
E1hATA.--The official report of the Stock Ex
change yesterday included $75,000 Premium
Bonds at 5'4,, which was misprlnted 3'.l;.
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICOB NEW ORLEAN$ DEMOORAT,
Tuesday Evening, April 17, 1877.
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands, unless otlbrwise stated. In Jillinqg
smnaU orders higher prices are paid.
COTTON - The sales to-day embraced 2550
balee, at prices requiring no change in our quo
tations. We give also the figures and report of
the Exchange, as below :
Gen'l Quotations. Ex. Q.
Inferior................... 1`@ 7:,' -
Low Ordinary............. 8H%~ 8:4 -
Ordinary.... .......... (yl) ... 9?,
Strict Ordinary ............. ,(@ 9( -
Good Ordinary.......... . 9%, )it
Strict Good Ordinary....... 1) @10(
Low Middling............10/3ClO. 1(0
Strict Low Middling........10, @ll1
Middling..................l1- @1'. 11%
Btrict Middling...........l..'1sl' -
Good Middling ............11 . 12 11'
Middling Fair............. 121, @12% 1214
Fair........ ...............12@13 -
The movement was checked by light offerings,
a poor assortment, scant supplies of the kinds
wanted, buyers claiming ,noeesions while fac
ters adheitd to theil proSoue pretensions, and
quite a heavy decine Ih foreign exchange.
Under these ciroumstances only a limited busi
aesi was done during the morning, and later in
Whe day there was but little more activity. In
-ome oases factors accepted offers which they
ad fused esterday, but in others theyrefused
X e e from previous rates.
transpired to require any change in'
quotations, but in most cases the advantage was
the side of the buyer. Sterling was unsettled
the unotations on the New York gold market,
opened at 107% and robe to 107%, but soon
way and dlosed at 106,, against 107'/. last
veningl, but ruled lower, closing at a net decline
. 11/m0, equal to about 1/, per cent. The die
mtohee reported Liverpool dull at a decline of
-led, with sales of only 5000 bales and arrivale
1-16d lover; Manchester dull an tendding dbwn;
Havre fiat at yesterday's iuot@ions, and New
York dull at a deelib of No in spots and lower
forfntree, which at boon showed a falling off of
5-100@11.100o and closed at a net decline of
1.100016-I1000.
The sales of the past three days sum up 9550
bales (2060 an Saturday, 4350 yesterday, and
2g to day), against 4900 for the oorreeponding
time last week and 18400 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 4513 bales, em.
bracing 581 from other delivery ports (of which
43 from Mobile and 538 from Texas; and 3932
roper, against 4030 proper last week and
18 t year; total proper since Angust 31,
1,119, bales, against 1,333,342 last year-de
erease 213,410.
The exports comprise 7653 bales, embrgcing
.S0 to Liverpool, 453 to Bonen, and 1600 to
Malags.
The Esehange telegrams make'the receipts at
al the ports from 12 m. yesterday to 12 m. to
da 4 bales, against 4176 last week and 5028
Syear, and since Friday 10,100 bales, against
week and 16 819 l. Total since
A1, 3,769,730 bales, t 8;868,108 up to
oonI, April 17, last year--decrease
-- (. (1Ms to Monday inclusive) to Great
11 bal es, against 15,358 la week aid
St ~ sd to the CoItment 687 bales,
s4ke stll db t She .Pcr deP 3o ii
o bales, pb saL 1 lest Week, and
ipso. R .Oa iiotYdpbou
82,647 bales embraclng 107 for LiAverpool, 19.910
for Havre, 6889 for the North Sea 4~2S for ore
men, 659 for Spain, 2049 for the Mediterr-
nean and 1018 for ooatwlise ports, leaving In
nresses arreeahli to its occount at 19 m. 167,881
bales, only a part of which is on sale.
At noon, to-day, Middlimg was gnoted at Gal
veston at nIOc; at Mobile at 10a,@, ; at savanW
nah at 10/o; at Oharleston at 1%i/ t lto: at
Wilmington at lt1/c" at Norfolk at l-0-(?dUI0':
at Baltimore at ii'o; at New York at 1i4; at
Boston at Il/,c; at Memphis at 10%6o; as As
gusta at l1°/;; at Philadelphia at 11t.'c; at uin
oinnati at 1?6o, and at Bt. Louis at 10, c.
The Exohange reports: "S ales 2009 bales.
Market steady."
COTTON sTATWmWNT
8to k on hand Hopt. I. 1876-Ibalos........ 29,a7
Arrived slneo last stateoment.... $4:1
Arrived previously ........1....1.301,--1,05.709
Olnarrd previously .............1.184..to-l.l ..4.unn
So h210,57-4
toack on hand antd on shiv
board, ot elear l.... ....... 20.4
Heone time last year.. ...... 219,7
To-days exports were to Bosen.
Receipts proper since last evening 800 bales,
against 1942 on last Tuesday, and 1548 last year.
Fior comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts see above report.
TOBAOCO-Exoepting I hhd yesterday, not
transaction was reported to-day. The amount
on sale is now estimated at 44590 hhds. We con
tinue to quote as follows :
Unsound and frosted lags 2@3y0, Inferior
tugs 4@4'/,e low 4%(@/6o medium 4/'@6. od..o
to fine fY:4@a:lo , low lear 7(l:ti, medium 8/,
100, good 1(0t 'c 12o, fine 121,@ISYso, and suleo
tions 14%,@lo.
TOBAOOO 5¶ATEMiENT.
Stonk on hand Hott. 1, 1876-lhhdl..... 11,081
Arrivd past tlreed.y t ........... 117
Arrivetd prevoUtsly ........... ...." 12- 2.7
13.160
Exported test three dalys........... 2
Extportedt prteviously ............... ,187
Brokou up. tA .............. .. 7Il- 0..2.
Stock on hand. etc ................... ..... .: (;0
FIEItiH ti -A ship war fixed for Russia to
day at 'd ftr Cotton, and two ships laid on for
Liverpool at d; also, yesterday, not before re
ported, a vessel for Ilork for orders for grain.
rate not mentioned. We continue to quote as
follows :
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool ,d ; to Bire
men 15-82d; to New York 7-1600; to Ioaton, lrovi
dence, Fall River, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
via New York, ./.. Grain to Liverpool 8/Y(ii0b4d.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 11-8204i~%1; to
Havre 18-160; to Bremen %o; to the Baltic
,d@1t7.'9d; to Malaga Ic; to Boston '/, grai
to 1,verpool -@9d.
oUGARt-Received this morning 94 hhds. The
market is dragging but the receipts were sold at
previous prices: Common 7c4@7'/.o, good common
7% , fair 80, fully fair 8%c, prime 8o40, strictly
prime 9. seconds 8@90, centrifugal 8y@9o, yel
low clarified 10610tYo, whites lie i lb.
MOLASSbES-- oeived this morning 189 bbls
Good demand and supplies sold at unchanged
prices. Common 82'o, fair 85@86o; good fair
7(@3l80; prime 42o: strictly prime 48@47o, and
choice 48@50o 0 gallon.
FLOU-t-There we re no recelots this morning.
The market is quiet to-day, but strong, with
an upward tendency in prices under Western ad
vices, though buyers are off, the dealers being
pretty well supplied. There were sales of 950
blbs tor Cuba, particulars not transpired, and as
much in treaty. In the local trade only 1893 sold,
of which 50 at $7, 25 low treble at $7 50, 45) good
do at $7 75 78 common at $4 50, 100 choice treble
at $8 50, 96 at $8 65, 200 at $8 75, 180 choice ex
tra at $8 90, 100 do at $9,1100 100 and 100 at $9 25
V bbl; 100 and 300 on privete terms.
Common is quoted at $5(i5 50, flue $6, super
flune $6 25@46 50, double extra $6 75447, low
treble extra $7 25@7 50, good d- $7 75@8 25,
ohoice treble extra .8 50((tl 75, choice and family
extra $9@9 50 PJ bbl.
)ealers and procers obtain 500 above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR-Is in light supply and 25 bbls
.old at $5 60 .i bbl.
CORN FLOUlt--Commands $3 75 1 bbl, taken
for the uban trade.
CORN MEAL--None received since yesterday.
The market is quiet to-day, following yesterday's
activity. HIolders ask $2 1)0; ,but oily 275 bIbl
sold, of which 50, 50, 50 and 50 at $2 80, and 25 at
-2 90 11 bbl. )ealors are jobbing at $3 11 bbl.
PORiK--Dull and weaker to-day in symnpathy
with the decline in Chicago. Last evening 350
bbls mess sold to arrive, at $10 75 jl bbl. To
day only 25 bbls moss stlt on private terms.
Holders are asking $16 12', and buyers only
ofl'red $10 50 1J4 bbl early in toe day, and lbiter
the market was more detpressed and unsettled.
Dealers are jobbing at $16 75@4417 -4 bbl.
Chicago opened this morning at $15 35 May,
and $15 50 June, a decline of ti0e i bbl. Later
$15 25 May and $15 49 June, a further doeline of
100; but all provisions were reported firm.
DRY SALT MEAT-ls offering mire free
ly to day and the market is Yo weaker.
shoulders are held at 5%o packed and buyers
offer 5;'so lbh. Last evouing a car load, loose,
sold at 5?o and 40 boxes, to arrive, at Go. To
day 25 and 70 boxes shoulders sold on private
terms, said to be 5%3o. Dealers are jobbing
shoulders at 6Vo, clear rib sides 8'4o, clear sides
90 i4 lb.
SACON- -This article has also lost a portion of
yesterday's advance and is 3- Sgo weaker to-day.
iShoulders are offering at t.%o, clear rib sides
9%((c9.o, clear sides t1/,o. Dealers are jobbing
shoulders at 7o, clear rib sides 9'/,o, clear sides
100 c lb. 10 boxes clear rib sides at 9go;4 casks
clear sides 91 and 5 at 9c'c lb. We have beard
of a sale of clear sides on the lauding at 9%0, not
reported.
HAMS- A lot of 20 tierens choice sugar-cured,
small size, sold at 11%c It lb. The market is in
good supply and dull at 10@11l f.ir choice sugar
cured, ordinary average, and 11,o for small
s!tz. Dealers are jobbing at lc above theeso
priot .
IIltD-The markt is firmer to-day, and tierce
is quoted at 9!,;4ut):'e for parckern and 10(10%c
for refiloed, keg IIJo, pail it,.~c J lb, with sales
tf 10 to 50 packagsn at these pi ,uen. Dealers ob
tain 'Mo higher iii their job trades. Yesterday 50
ti-rces retined and 50 do. sold in job lots at 10@
IOt/c ~ Ita.
4IIELAFABT BACON--Is dull' at 9D(idl0Yo
PACKERS' HOG PROIUOTS -Pigs' Fe8t are
selling in the order trade at 75c 'U kit, $1 1 keg,
$2 b half bbl, and 15 11 bbl. Extra rump Pork
$11 750(12 t1 bbl, prime mess $14 50@15, prime
pork $1250(q13, rump pork $13 1 bbl. Pig pork
$8 25@8 50 half bbl. Spare Rlibj $4@5 i bbl.
Pigs' Tongues 4(@5rc apiece.
WHI8KY--Reoctied is selling at $1 03 1108
gallon, as in proof and brand. 25 bbls pure Bour
bon sold at $145 for new and $1 65 a year old.
CORN IN BULK-None on the spot. It is
offering, to arrive, at 580 V bushel, and the mar
ket is still strong at that.
COW PEA8-Oontinue in good demand at
strong prices. A ,car lead good mixed sold at $180,
190 bags do. at $1 90, and 100 bags clay at $2 10
'- bushel.
,BREADSTUFF8 AND PROVISIONS-The mar
.kets were quiet to-day, following yesterday's ac
tivity. Breadstuffs remain firm, but provisions
were unsettled, depressed, and gave way in
prices, owing to rumors in the afternoon of an
armistice in Europe.
CORN IN SACKS-Is in fair supply and mod
erate demand at firm prices. 1550 sacks sold, of
which 250 mixed at 080, 500 white and white
mixed at 58o, and 800 choice white and yellow at
600 il bunshel.
OATS-Fair supply and better demand at un
changed prices. 2800 sacks sold, of which 200
St. Louis at 45c, 200 do at 460, 300 and 1200 Ga.
lena at 480, 360 choice white at 49c, 300 choice at
00c, and 300 strictly choice Galena at o 500
bushel.
" BRAN-There is none on the landing and the
last sales were at $1 25 J 100 t.
HAY-Large stock of low grades, but choice is
scarce. No sal-s. Yesterday prime sold at $15 50
t$16q choice $18 ton.
R(E--Light supply, and the demand is oon
fined to job lots only for the city trade. Louisi
-na No. 2 is held at 2'~@3c, common 4@40o,
ordinary ,4% 45 ac, fair 4' .@0, good 56%5' c.,
prime 65@48o Lb.
BAGGING-otocks are small; prices unchang
ed. Domestie jute is quoted at wholesale at
13'@13'o; at retail 13'/,@13'c 1yard. India is
quoted nominally a: lc 1~ yard.
OOFFEb-Is quiet and prices are unchanged.
We quote cargoes: Ordinary 16@t.1.,i5 gold,
fair 18@18%o; good 19@19'/; pria..9 20c
3r ,.. Job Iots: Ordinary 160@11c, g ,old fair
p18~18%o; good 19 @19%c: prime 20O2@ e
BUTTER-There is a alight increase in ther-.
osipta from New York while thb stook alreagy on
the market is comparativelya.sma and the de
mand as fairly active. Prices are easy, receivers
anious to dipos of their stocrk prev.
sty for athe iwodmr of the anw crop. ho
CreaOmry Godsh. is cIor l 28e, Joe Stat.
24@26o prime Bid* m medium 18@2Qe,
*
sholo. Western 0029o, prime Western 18.18o,
medium Western 18@i4c, low grades ll@12o
Sa.
CHEEf16-The receipts have increased and the
demand Is fair. New York Cream is quoted at
16@1lVY, New York skims 100, prime Western
factory lby1 lrIll, good factory 14@15o, low
grades 8@lB0 i .
SALT-Good supply and rcarcely any demand.
We qunote coarse, delivered, 954@97%0; fine $1 12
@1 1i6 sack. Turks' Island dull and nominal
at 85@900 I bushel. Tab'e salt, in pockets, 1%
@1o each, as in size.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arrived since our
review of yesterday : 82 bbls whisky, 4 lerces
lard, 100 bales hbay, 94 bhhd sugar, 3 bbls sugar,
189 bble molsses, 128 kegs butter. 100 boxes
cheese, 28 boxes eggs, and 12 bble tallow.
EXPORTS OF PIRODUOE-Exports since our
review of yesterday: 888 bble flour, 118 bbls pork.
13 casks bacon, 12 tieroes lard, 12 bbls whisky,
191 bbWs corn meal 180 sacks corn, 70 0.0
bushels corn in bulf, 180 sacks oats, 13 sacks
bran, 87 hhds sugar, 71 bbls sugar, 69 bbls mo
lapees, 61, bbls rice, 497 sacks coffee, and 11 bble
potatoes.
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANB DEMOORAT,
Wednesday Morning. April 18.
Daily report of the stage of water, with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday 8
p. m.:
Above low Change'.
water. Rise. Fall.
Feet. Inch. Inch. Inch.
Augusta........... 15 11 0 67
Oairo.......... F. 3 0 9
Cincinnati ......... 18 8 0 14
Davenport ......... 5 3 0 0
Dubuque..........6 3 1 0
Keokuk .......... 7 5 0 6
Leaven' orth...... 11 10 0 2
Louisville......... 8 8 0 4
oiemphls.......... 82 1 2 0
Nashville .......... 10 0 0 43
*'4ew Orleans...... 5 1 2 0
Omaba............ 10 0 2 0
Plttsburg........ 5 4 0 5
Shreveport......... 20 7 5 0
Ht. Louis ....... 20 1 0 10
St. Paul ......... 5 6 0 1
Vicksburg ......... 39 6 2 U
*B5elow high water mark of 1874.
NELSON GOROM, Serg't. Big. ter. U. H. A.
ARRivALH -Isabel, John H. Hanna.
DE'PAnTenas.-Isabel Mary Ida, R. E. Leo,
James Howard, Villio, lobt. Mitchell.
To Anrva. - Emma, Isabel, Lower Coast; John
Means ant barges, A. . Domnally, Ohio; Eva,
Mary Ids, Upper Coast; Henry Tote, Eureka,
Ahsumprion, Lafourohe; St. John, Baton Rlouge;
Gov. Allen, Bayou Sara; Handy No. 2, Opolousas,
W. J. Behan, Texas, Red River; Frank Pargoud,
Arkopolis.
The weather yesterday was cloudy and threat
ening; an easterly wind blowing throughout the
greater part of the day made the landing a dusty
place to visit.
Business fair. The Willio had a splendid trip
to the Teche; the Mitchell had a light freight
and ahout thirty passengers; the Hloward fared
better and Lad a very fair passenger and freight
list.
The C. B. Church laid over and will leave to
day at 5 p. m. for Memphis, Cairo, Louisville and
Cincinnati. J. 8. Patterson commands, John
Hambleton clerk.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of the 15th, says:
"The Thi mpson Dean, for New Orleans, has a
flne trip of cabin passengers, includig Robert
Dane, W. H. Buflington, H. (. Kimble, 1'. U.
Shepperd, Miss Duncan, Miss Ford, Miss Archer,
Mrs. C. M. COoover, Mrs. Green and child, Mr.
Lee and wife, Mrs. H. Treebler, Mrs. K. Birch,
John H. Dane and wife, A. Carver and wife, 0.
D. Yaughn and wife Mrs. Stevens, Mr. Sterns,
Dr. A. M. Brown and wife, Mrs. Moss, Sam Bry
ant and wife."
The Dean will be here to leave next Tuesday.
Hee advertisement in another column.
Capt. Cannon went up on the Lee last evening
and will make the round trip.
Don't forget the Lower Coast packet Emma.
This 4 her day for leaving, and she is euro
to go.
Capt. Sam Block, now located at Trinity, is in
the city.
The Trenton has been taken ,'ver the river.
The Myrtle is carrying the mail regularly
twice a week to the lower coast, and is delivering
it earlier than at any time since the days of the
Iberia.
The A. C. Donnally will be Ith next arrival
from the Ohio, closely followed by the IT. P.
Stchenck.
The Golden City to-day, and the Thos. Sher
lock to-nmorrow, are advertised to leave Cincin
unati.
The Golden Rule was to have left yesterday.
The Texts, Capt. Geo. W. leoa, leaves for
Shreveport HSaurday, and the Carrie A. Thorn,
Capt. Charley Thorn, on the same day for Min
deln.
The War Department Chronicle says:
"During the past week the Rled river has risen
2 feet at Shreveport. The Missouri has fallen
from 2' to 4 feet between Yankton and Platte
mouth, but has risen from 18 inches to 2% feet
between Leavenworth and Boonville. The Mis
sissippi has risen 6 inches at St. Paul, 8 at La
Crosse, from 2'/, to 5 feet between St. Louis and
Vicksburg, and 13 inches at New Orleans, but
has fallen from 13 inches to 38 feet between Du
buque and Keokuk. The Ohio has fallen some
what at all stations. except Paducah, where it
has risen 4 feet. The Curiberlaud and Tennes
see are both high, but falling.
The Upper Coast packet Eva, Louis Ranson
master, N. Ranson clerk, leaves to-day promptly
at 10 a. m. for the Ben T'tireaud plantation. The
Eva is a tri-weekly packet, and makes the run
each way in daylight.
The well known Coast and Plaquemine packet
Blue Wing No. 3, J. Arthur Comstock master,
Geo. Woods and Charlie Dean clerks, leaves to
dlay at 12 in. The Blue Wing is a regular packet,
and as such can be depended upon.
The tri-weekly Lower Coast packet Emma
leaves to-day at I p. in. for ll ppv Jack. Oiver
Canton, Jr., master, J. J. Donovan clerk.
The John H. Hanna, of the New Orleans and
Ouachita Transportation Company, leaves to-day
at 5 p. m. (in place of the Onachiia Belle) for
Ouachita City. Capt. J. \. Blanks commands,
Capt. Joe Holmes clerk.
The Lotus No. 8, Dave D)annals clerk, Mr. Joe
I)odd clerk, leaves to-day at 5 p. m., without fail,
for Shreveport and Jefferson.
The Sandy No. 2, 11. H. Broad. master, .. B.
Subhmit clerk, leaves to-day at 5 p. m. for Wash
ington and all landings on the coast and the At
ohafalaya.
The splendid passenger and United States mail
steamer Frank Pargood, J. M. White master,
Curt Holmes and W. N. Calmes clerks, is receiv
ing to-day to leave to-morrow at 6 p. m. for
Vicksburg, Greenville, Arkopolis and all Bend
landings.
The New Orleans and Onuachita Transportation
Company's light draft steamer Bastrop, Gus
Hodge master, J. P. Mohr clerk, leaves to-mor
row at 5 p. m. for Camden.
Capt. U. D. Terrebonne'i regular Coast and
Lafouroche through to Thibodaux packet Eureka,
running in the Trenton's place, leaves to-morrow
at 5 p. m. Mr. H. D. Terrebonne has charge of
the office. A clerk is on the landing receiving
freight.
[By Telegraph.]
BATON BoUOi, April 17.-To liritton & Eppler,
83 Gravier street: The Bandy No. 2 will arrive to
night, and leave to-morrow, Wednesday, posi
tively, for the Atchafalaya.
J. B. SCHIIMIT, Clerk.
EXCIANGE CLIPPINGS.
CNCINNATr, April 15.-The U. P. Schenck re
fused to tane 1600 bbls of cement yesterday.
Shippers will find out after awhile that boats
can't run on "wind" if they do on water.
The indications from later dispatches are that
the Fannie Moore will be saved. Nearly all her
cargo has been saved by the Maumelle, in dam
aged condition.
Capt. J. Sharp McDonald advertises for pro
posals for quarrying and loadming in barges stone
for Eade' jetties at Rose Claire and other points
on the Lower Ohio river.
LOUISVILLE.-The steamer Nashville is a regular
Cincmnan and Tennessee river packet. Capt.
Jack Bleech is an honorable, hard-working, good
man. He has brought our merchants many
orders for goods, and they have "gone back on
him" by shipping by rail. On the last trip out of
Tennessee river he brought a number of our
merchants orders for goods, with instructions to
send the goods back on Capt. ileeth's boat. He
arnrived her' yesterday from Cincinnati on his way
back, and instead of the merchants he brought
the orders 0o giving him the freight, they told
him they had shpped by rail to save maurance.
Oapt. Jack is done. He says "he has no further
use for Louisvdlle and her merchants. He will
carry all his orders to Oineinnati, and he will take
freight from there for 20 cents per 100 pounds,
but he will not take a pound of freight from this
city for lees than 40 oents per 100 pounds, which
is the railroad rate." We gl in m apt. Jack's
He ha beentr d bdy by our mer
-tpe. sad thew will be U nuew by it.
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DMOORA , A
April 18, 1877. f
Cleared Yf esterday.
Ans bark Filadelfla, Poldrugo, for Roioran
F I T".aboobia
Schr Ellen M Adams, Adamre, for Boston
O P Rozean
Bchr Sargent Sl)ay. McFarland, for Uthla
Jos P Macbeca
Arrived.
Ship Kentunkian, Moneev. 54 days from Ilare, in
ballant, to master- let dii-. 34
Ital achr (Iniseppe, hllntermann, from Ilelfoty, to (1
Grandi--let di 15
SIITAM IIOATI.
.J I HiBalns, Blanks, from Onachita City
lhabel, O'Pry, from Lower (Coast
Aslnmp:ton. I)alferes, from Laarel Valley
Below Coming Up.
Span hark 'Titc. Iorotan, 10 days from Ilavana, to
Fiatjo k&c :
Exports.
O()UEN-rer hark 'iladelififa- 453 bules cotton 6,i;;8
sacks corn 4),0'25 :I(.-t b,ushels cornl n bulk
Il(lI't IN--Per scir E llen It Adnams- --.0 tons old
iron .0,01)0 ox lorns
(I I'I ILA--P.,r oehr Sargent H i)ay-4 bbls pork 3
hf t,ils hbet 5 kegs ltad I too ehoanliors 4 sacks coin
1500 I''et lumber 3000 et in lea 3 ,1 pkgn sU dllri a
Imports.
l;ELFI. (I'Y-- Per socr ( Guleppio-- 1400 bunches
bananas 5°00 plantalns ( (Grtando
IRerelplr of Produce.
OITACHIITA CITY-Per stelnm.r J II Ilanna-304
balsm colttAf Jio l'lholps &co--7J Movyer, Wets &on
37 Lehman, Abraham &rto-: Riclhardson & May--Po
Allen, Nugent &kc--25 Jaan 1 H'ardio &(H--20 McGo
bee, Sladrtden & Violettl-20 John I Noble---20 H AIli
non &co--13 S W tRawlins--,lJ L[ev &co--H Aliken &
Walt-7 Aleon, Siherctk & AntAy 7 Chaffe, Hanlil
ton &. Powell 7 twyn & I)yer--60 O opkins-4 J L.
Ilarris &oo--4 D C Mo'gan-4 J Mrlihoy &on--3 W
IB Clarke-a Jurey & (illim-2 Jno Challe & SNons-2
Peet, Yale & ,1iwling-2 T L Airey .ox--2 lien (Ger
non-- ,I B Wolfe &co-- March & Shlenker--I lIapp
Ilroa &co--20 esaks coi.tton cncrt N O (0ttlon Heed As.
solatkion-a tackas sent cotton Meyer, Weit &co...1
Lehman Abraham &ci.tI bhb teblu.:co2 hxe do t, 1)
IIale--6i head cattle WilsIn & '"aga-I-3 do T (I Neil
-2 dto Temlple H Coonrs &co----7 do 2 heai) ho.s W i'
Clark-llllndries t , order--Total 6(4; bales coltxtr. 71
eacs o(itton eeI 15POacks ee od iotn I I I il tobalcc,
LOWEIt (;COAST----er steamer Indul--5:, bla:
nmolasmes Bubh & Levert-13 do Gailines & Hlfl'-sun
dries to' order--Total (;H bhls mrnooses
ILAUlt IIt VA LIECY-Per stelr.r A sammlion .
20 lhhlde ngar E lBourgeo.is-18 co I'P lnaur--l ido
E M co1tt.--'5 It lIeltram--'l necke sitd cotton I.
Surnle &ci--1 bbl molanhes I bili sugar Capt J Dal
fclreo-eunli;rio Ito order---Toltl 3I acKlAs eel cotton I
bbl molassese I bbl sugar (:5 bhda sugar
RECEIPTS AT TIlE NEW BASIN.
Bayoui ILacombe-Per steamer Jcuenico---55.000 feet
lnmber order
Stockton--Per schr Two Friendis-3.i,0C0 feot lum
ber 0Stuhlor
Biloi---- Per schr Susann--- 1000 bhblcharcoal
master
Pearl Rlver-Per schr Ann Mc:Ouliu--36,000 I'eet
lumber order
i'ascagoula-Per schr Farmer- 20,000 feet lumber
IiH uddig
Tchefunota River-Per schr Pl'lican--:00 bhl char
coal master
Pearl Hiver-Per schr La ELeilo--.6,000 feet lumber
J W Adams
Bayou Lacombe--Per sohr Saucy Jack- 100 bble
sand o4ler
Paseoaorulsl---Per schr Lizzie A lbert--1600 bbll
charmooi Iiimast r
Wolf River-Per schr Fu'lici;t- 1300 bble charcoal
master
Ililooi --Per schr Right Way- .5,0 bbls charcoal
maiter
Wolf Rilver-PIer schr l''ruzilla-20,00.( feet lumber
J 1. Neovec
Bonfouca---Per schr Mary Ellha----10 cords wood
master
Tchefunctsa River-I'er schr inura 1,-5010 bbls sand
order
'Teheflneta diver--Per schr Manlud--(I;) bhll amnul
order
RECEIPTS AT THIl OLD I!ASIN.
Pass Manchaa---Per schr E hi,'l---150 000 hlingles
orlir
Pass Manchae - Pier scr 'ollrnllo d tIr- ----t cordi
wnl l Iastielr
Bliloi i- I'r schr Sea Witch.---- 1700 lble charcoal
i'acngontla-P'r sihr A lntonio IG----l1930 bbli schar
cool manctr
'Ihefunoflcta Illver- - -Per echlr rEmma Aimelia--S50
cords wooli i,aaitic
l'aIHPicagIIulai-Per- aclhr Mihlilnnie Gray- -sulll ilionl to
ordelor
I'aIrcag.ulaa--Per ai-hr City Ielle--900 bbla leirrconl
master
I'n'acagonlia-P}br sohr A ilia- Ir,00 bill o.lircoial
I}iloi I---I'Pr echlr ltsp'eruiza----21400 bloi charcoal
Shell Iiank-Per schr Riatoli---201 bbls charnial
iiasi-r
Isay St Louic-Per sIhr Mary iara,- 00 hbl chlln
oial master
A mite Rive--Per sclr (eporter-150,000 elingl :o
order
iliy Ialilroad.
NEW ORLEANB, ST. LOUIS AND (CHIICAGO
RAILROAD.
A pril 17-14 bales cotton Chaffe. Ilamilton & Pow
ell -13 do I;ickhlua & Moire-12 Bilakemore &co--ll
E II Wilson &. Mills--6, W White--4 Allen, Nugent
&:o-4 Vaiden, ilawkins &rr--4 J L Ilarris &co--4
Meyer, Wels &o--4 Payne, Kennedy &,o,---3 Rich
ardson & May----:t S O 'hnltmas &co--3 McGrath &
Compton..2 J Burnet &co---- Jno T Hardie &co--2
H & U Newman-2 Ino Chanle & Sons--1 Barrett &
Gordcu--- I Jno Phelps &co-I S l1eudoeron---Total
bii bales cottn
H hhdls tnbacco anu 2 bbis powders Beadles. Wood
&co--: do Kirklatrick & Keith-1 do Allen, West &
co-4.4 pkgs do J J Irby & Son-50 do S Hernshelir
& I:ro ---.102 do Wackerbarth &.l J.ph--S50 do L
Ma.)y r & mon-120 boxes bacon Jos W, t &co-40 do
:5 tubs bunt er Schwatbacher, Frowenfeld & I'feifer
ll0 boxeIes liaeon 5 bbhl whisky 5 hf do Sthwahacher &
lIirtch--:5 c(:Ass milk Smith BIros &co-5-0 bhls high
S.in, .J Ryan Jy--fi5 bbis flour 56 acks ehiptmnitf
PI'rudhmme & Brliggs-140 pkges her F iollander-2
cars caittl Avcrc:k. Mitclhell &co-J do (C lehle &co
--I car stock () I' Altord--2 cars Iumber WW Wa!ker
---4 cars bricks J 1R Kent &cr----lO bile whinky F
Ilo-t---.O pkgs buIittr 115 bux chteese ( H Lawrence
&cn-i-l lox W I) Hip ,-y--3 sacks wheat lianmurarnld
& l.anghl.s-I tank C ( Perr inoe --I case baklng pw.
der I case extracts I, Ptirter-1 cask wine A : lIR-sig
13 bxs mdsle Wilson S M Co--9 bxs mdeole F P Mar
tinez-l2 isxa hats J (Godchatux-4 bxs mdrd, A Marks,
Levy &co--1 box elecos Jurey & Gillis..1 box hat:
Charles &. Ilergan--4 bxa shoes 11 & NISamory--I
powder maIazine Ranlett &co--I cow I calf A D
Shellion----53 sacks ru seed 1 h bbl molasses '2 boxer
eggs Wang & Cottam-6 do Lewis &co-- hthd sugar
Flash. Lewis &co-1 box APl Scott-2l sacks bark I'
J Maguire--13 dry hides H tH Ilansoll-- --(dls bags
J C Morris--1 case shoes I1 Stern &co----5 do J F
W-Vhl-I box mouldings L Utcr--25 boxes pipes J S
West-50 do Forchelmer Bros-i piano ' Werlein-
I case mdse .J P Jacobs-2 cases wagons tB tempro--1
do H Kohlmoyer-1 case shoies L Rose-6 )boxes hate
M Loeb &co-2 bales mdse Peet. Yale & Bowling-I
box paper IH Goldsmith--4 boxes mlds A Koenig &
Bro-4 cases do B Marquene &co- 2 cases shoes M
Ileineman--12 do Vincent &co--9 cases drugs E J
Hart &co-- bx hats H Lsrousaini-- bx nodse N Dal
sheimer &co-Total 12 bhhds tobacco 656 pkgs tobacco
200 boxes bacon 105 pkgs butter 115 bxs chuese 15 bbls
whisky 5 half do 50 bble highwinos 65 bbis flour and
sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
April 17-25 bales cotton Decan, Zerega &co-13 do
A Clarmn &co-5 do Allen, West &co-2 coops poultry
O Valeton-- machineL Lippman--2 bx mdse Marks,
Levy &eo--l5 do Burke & Thompseun-6 cotton gins
J B Wolfe &co--2 crates mdsde G Serger--17 odle
paper E C Palmer &co-1 hhd tobacco Jon E King &
co--95 pkgs beer 36 Ibs meat E Vorster-70 do Miller
I)olhonde &oo--155 pkgs beer G Yalets-1 car cattle
and sundries to order-Total 4:1 bales cotton 1 hhd to
bacco
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD.
April 17-20 hhds sugar J M Walsh--1 do Clapp
Bros &co-8 J M Putnam- HO0 bbls molasses Robert
Hare-- do Jos I)avid-2 do V E Leverich--1 bales
cotton J W Burbridge &co-1 do F P Sevin-8- dry
hides L Surle &co-2 bales moss L Bibolet--8 do F1
Harker-2 sacks rough rice V H Bernard--14 bdla gr
hides 7 dry do 2 bags wool 2 hf bales moss R Beer-1
bbl sngar Schmidt & Ziegler--h0,00 feet lumber
L'Iote &co---156 cords wood Mrs Waggermann
Total 12 bales cotton 29 hhds sugar 90 bbls molassee
Per steamship Whitney, from andianola-10i head
cattle C Mehle &co
From Galveston--3 bales hides 12 bbls tallow C A
Whitney &co
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared aud Mailed for New Orleans.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Lone Star.....................s.d Apl 14
Steamship Knickerbocker................rld Apl 14
Barl Bristol. Feesett...................... Apl 3
S-chr Anna E Kranz, Purvere ...........aeld Apl 4
BOSTON.
Schr Almond Bird, Drinkwater............aid Mar 0
LIVERPOOL.
Bark Alf Malatest .......................eld Mar 24
Bark Bravo. Christophersen........... aid Yeb 14
Bark Ellen, Hutton.................old Feb 17
Bark Hawthorn, aoson....................d Feb 14
B ar-k l lsndeU...................aid Mar 1
SBar-. a*.8pi, n. D'Aste............ aid Mar 13
"a..j~~~i4i~~-, ··.
FI.ITOVUTII.
Bark Sansone, Cappor .................... ld Feb 17
LtoDON.
Bark Herald, Krog ........................slid Feb 15
TARHOUTII.
Bark Desti i)ubrovaoki, Drobas............ lid Feb 17
LIMERI(CK.
Bark avannah, Krll ............... .... aid Mar 3
hark P'olodon, Bocok.. ................... d Feb 9
IAVYRI.
Ship Armatrong, Bryan ................... aid Apl
Ship Pleiade, Chase.......... .......... aid Mar
chip Nina S.heldon, Sheldon................ aid Feb 1
Bark John L Haabronrch. Oobb............sld Mar 2
MARReInLRM.
Brig Prima. Cardone.......................sid Jan 29
Brig Campidoglio, Fervol..................aid Apl
BORDAIAUX.
Pak llrmboldt. Daaearget..............aid Mar 17
Bark Comtesae Dulchatol, Dnpout..........aid Mar 17
(OagallInglo.
Bark Chas Baker, Bironn...................eld Jan 1
BRngEMaRN.
Bark Oitua, Faluok .................aid.. Mar 3
RRIRMIRIIIAVIlN.
Ship Conmtantia, Knhblken.................ail Mar 3
Ship lerrtmann, ltRmbaoh.................ald Mar 3
Ship Magnolia, Young ....... ...........oid Mar I
Ilark Alhambra and. Mario................sld Dec 11
Bark l'amillo, Hayden ...................ld Fob 7
I1A Il'ELO NA.
Bark lamn, Maanlu,seen............... d hlDo 13
ONOA.
Brig Aline Ada. Wilmot...................... aid
STEAMBOATS.
OHIO RIVER.
nREGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW OItLltANH PACKET.
LeaOVs on WEDNE.DAPY. 11th inst.., at5 p. im..
vill o. Evanaville,. londorson.
S. hawnt+lown I'adunah, Cairo.
-.M-m, hin Ranti all Iltelrmnodliato
points. The passOnger stemefllr
C. B. CHURICH,
John H, I'tatorsort, John T.iliamin,!on,
mrrI l) r. lerk,
will leave I10 Ibovei. For freight or InmtitLgo
.ttapply t n hard or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS. 10o Oravirr street.
ILEUULAII CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY., April 24, at. l ,, m.
• BFOIt CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
Evanivillh Hontderson, 1 hawnoee
t.own, I'tulruah Calro, Memphis and
all Intermediate points-TThe passenger steamer
THOMPSON DE&N,
W. Ii. Miller, rmanter Jro. S. Jo. nnes, elrk.
Will IW.Aiv 91 above. r'or freight or a aip
ply on board, or to WAYNE & WILLIAMS,.
10t Oravier street.
N. I.--A plan of the enhin can be seen and
staterooms engrged by applying at the ofllre of
Wayne & Williams. aupi
OUACHITA RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVEB
TIRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
Seml-Weekly Ouachilta City Packet.
Leaves everv WEDINFiDAY. at 5 p. m.,
FOR OUACHITA CITY, TItEN
ton. Monroe and all way landings
inThe steamer
JOHN H. HANNA.
(In pl r'n of Ouaehita Belle.)
J. W. Blanks, nmaster, Joe Holmes, clerk,
Will I.ave regularly as above. For freight or
passage aPtl y on board or to
Capt. F. A. BLANKS. President.
No. 2 Canal street, eornor )Delta.
HITE & CAItLIN BIITTON & EPPLER,
JA.NEY & WOiIK, LORDA M:IEAKE. Ag'ial
P. H.- las regular cnnoltln.tliont with il the
trilutarles. e ll i
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHTITA RIVER
TIRANHI'ORTATION COMPANY.
Leaves THURSDAY. April 19. at 5 p. m.
a FOIR CAMDEN, IL DORADO,
Otuhitla City. Mon rn, Trenton anti
a ll lirintlinrs on Iaie1 and Ountahltita
Ilivers-The Iltne Igrt d-'rft paI lslngr steamor
HAMR1'OP,
(Im h idg,. master, .1. 1'. Mohr. elirk.
Will Itlav IIIs above. For Ireight or pa.ssa.ge
IDIply OII ioardl or to
F. A. BLANKS,
Prsildnt, No. 2 Clartli. ,,rnewr ib,ita t.
rTIITE & CAItIIN, BIIITTON & EI''LElt, A .
.IANN NIY & WORIK. LOIRD & MctI'EAK i ,
:1p17
BAYOU SARA.
SFOR BAYOU SABA. WATERLOOI
lHermitage. Port Hudson Batoe
Rougr, Plauoemine and Ilostof.oe
landings-The United Btates mail semi-weeklu
packet
GOV. ALLEN.
(In place of steamr W. S. Pike.)
J. J. Brown. master
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. at I
m. for Bayou Sara.
RITE & CARLIN, Agts.. 4 Tehonpitonlas t.
JANNEY & WOItK 100 Common at.
dsa am A. O. G(ODDIN. 9 Maalrnzine.
TO FAMILIES.
I'OI I,'IIF ST (COMJIlUNION.
AT
M.ICHEL LION'S,
Non. I17 nnnd 190 Old Levee,
(Opprmite Urrnih Markit.)
$5 75.
We 'an furnioh. fr First C(mX union. White
Co~ttn iDrill ItANTH. White Drill VENT. aid
Iltik Al, a (.OA'I'. onre, White CIRAVAT. one:
'St-raw IATV. lteht , ylt all of irt qi.nltyand
will 'onlit'io|ld, for $5 75.
11D liOt
LIQUIDATION.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
The well known establishment of
I. DE CORWTE,
3 i St. Charles street,
Is now sellin ,g ult at a great sacrifiee A FINE
ASSORTMENT OF
ENG(LI4 and FRENCH CLOTHS, CAS.
SIMERES, and GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS
IN GENERAL
Being on the p.int of retiring from Business,
I. DE CORTE would transfer the whole stiock,
the lease and the flxtures cheap for cash.
ape 14t
Portrait Painting.
(AND INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN.)
Portraits from life
or from pictures of
the deceased, at the
following rates:
Life size, bust por
net size. in oil. $s
gee and $100; Crayon
Heads. not retouched
perishable p hot o
graphs, but pure
crayon heads at M6,
s60 and $75. smaller
work, both In oil or crayon. or water color, at
proportioned rates. BaMIfaction will be riven
in every case. Persons residing abroad can
have any of the above work satisfactorily exe
outed by sending the best pictures they possess,
accompanied with a faithful description of the
person, and by stating the style and size of
portrait desired, will have their orders prompt
y attended to. Country patronage solicited.
ENEREVBZ B. D. JULIO,
3 Careadelet street,
NEW OBLEAJE.
N. B.-Instructions given in Drawing. Cramon
d Painting. Classes in Seminaries instructe.
puArt s is a place of free resort, and the 0
s ubteltnvltetovitit at plesus ea 1
BTEAXM OATS.
aDm IuVER.
ONO ON. M a N
risans esn or owe:
FOR BREVEPORT AND JEF RBON.
fLot yo. D. D. l Danunal. mstor.
Ters. oao, W Rliea , mastor.
Leaves tAATUBDAX. April 21, at 5 p. m.
FOR MINDEN.
Carrie A. Thorn, Chas., Thorn, master.
Leaves SATURDAY, April 21. at 5 p. m.
o whbarfboat obarges, drayage oroomiseion.
will be charged at month ,vt r'd River.or
w Orleans. in orwardg freight onsigne
to the company by bill lading.
Returning boats leave Shreveport Taeesdas.
Thursdays and Saturdaays.
rFor reignt or passage aDply on board f t.e
Ooata or at the ofmfe ol the nom any. N "ll
ravier street. JOB. AIE Peldent.
HITE & CARLIN BI.R ON &EPfnLE
1R4 LO ,D E. Agnes,
Meml.Weekly rnmed Beere Packets.
FOR GRAND ECORE MO)T
gom ry. Alexandria, Norma .
Barbin's and way landlngs-Tb#
steamers-
New Bart Able, R. Sinnott, master,
Leaves every BATURDAY. at 6 p. m.
Will leave regularly as above. For freight of
passa.o apply on board or to
I. W. ADAbMS.
Ja28 No. 21 Commerclal Place.
VICKSBU RO.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves evern TU DL,,L at rt p. m,
. FOIR VICKSBURG, 'i ATUB( _
Davie's Bendl and lntfrFmodlht.
lan dings-The "tamor
(0ll11. II. IEIR
Wm. Campblll. lsasuter.
A. MoVay and Jno. H. Mossoen, i ,rs,
leaves Be above, coaneeting at VilksRburg wlt.
Parisot's Line for all ponts n Ya' lts , .n , nfBoW
or. Dooer Creek and Tallahat, ht,, .
Il. . &D.
,lA NN.i & WORK,
dEi IIITE& (A ltLIn. ,(,enL ,
Through Bills of Lading give0 to 'l',rnton
Monroe and all Stati os on Vlakuri;, Hhreov
port and Texas Railroad r
W. B. BROOKETT. Agent. as Mr raz ee Ft.
UNITED STATEN MAIL PAOCKET'.
Leaves every THUHNDlA Y at R n. m.
_. .FOIR ARKOPOLIS. GREENVILLE,
Vicksburg and the Bends- The fine
and fast passenger ,w ",s
FRANK PARGOUD.
J. M, White. master. C. Holmese,lerk
Will leave as above, conneting at Vickhsburg
with the 'Parisot Line" for all points on Ta.O
and Tallahatchie rivers. For freight or pa.aegg
apply on board, or to
JANNEY & WORE,
it. W. ADAMS
BIIIOCKETT & OARTER.
Through Bills of Lading given to Tremwo..
Monroe and all Stations on vieksbu.r, u Rrewr -
port and Texas Railroad. Also to all pointsof.
Arkopolis and Pine Bluff Raf road.
mh27 BROOKETT A OARTIIIEB,
BATURDAY¥ l V Bl&fU.1 UNITED MTA ThI
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves overy SATURDAY at P. M
For VICKSBURO, DAVIB'S A NW.
-.-htN Natchez and all intermediate lad..
Ings-The passenger parkeS
Natchez,
T. P. Leatlers. master. J. F. Muse, clerk.,
connecting at Vicksburg with the Parisot Lino
for Yazoo Tallahatchie and Sunflower rivers
andwith Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo antd
Bt, Louis.
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to
JA NNEY & WOlRK. 1.s Common street.
HITE & CARIN, 4 Tehoupitoula et
mas
Through Bills of Lading given to Trontop
Monroe and all Stations on Vicksburg, Shreve
port and Texas Railroad.
W. B. BROCKETT. Agent, s Magazine t
OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR OPELOUSAb PACKET.
Leaves every WEDN E.DI)AY. at S p.m.
Lv e. FORI WASHINGTON, OPELOV=
sas, 'Port Barrie, Simmsport rb
ville, and all landings on thieo t.
Atehafalaya iLveor and Bayou Courtablean-h
new and light-draft steamer
BANDY No. 2.
H. H. Broad, master. J. B. Sehimit, clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passag ap-.
ply on board or to BRI r'TON & EPPLEB,
Stft 1 Oravier atreet.
_. S.-Conncts close y with steamer lnnale
for Bayou do (laize. Also gives through bilir
ladling to Iayoou _'_lf.
REGULAR OI'EL.t ISAS PACKEiY.
Leaves every SATURDAY at 6 .
L FOR WASHINGTON, OPW.
sas, Port Barre. lSimmsport hich
vileo and all landings on the
afala a river and Bayou Oourtableau
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA,
A. P. Troundale. master. Theo. Jobin, elerk.
For freight or passage apply on board,_o to
Ja2s 4 'le'hou ltoulas street,
I'. .-Connects closely with steamer MflanW.
for Bayou do Glaize. Also gives through bilk
lading to Bayo!t ? eurlf.
UPPER COA.T.
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND'
COAHT PACK E'T.
TIT ROUIf TO TO TIIBO DA UX.
Leaves every MOND)AY It 5 p, m. and FRIDAY
at 10 .. in.
T lE FINESDE:-WHi EELSTEAW
S IIENIY TETE.
J. F. Aucoin, maost'r, I'. A. Charlet. clerk.
Pays particular att.ntn 'n to way business ad':
returns down the Conit Hundays and Wednes
days. For freight or paa-age apply on board
or to B. RIVET
M. H. L LNDBY,
at 10 tf 105 Decatur street.
NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND PtAQUEXIR
SEMI-WEEKLY PACKET.
INDEPENDENT.
Leaves every SATURDAY at 5 p. m., and WED
N bDAY. at 12 m.
I THE FINE SIDE-WHEEL PAS
senger steamer
BIlTE WING NO. 3,
J. A. Ccmstork, ma-ter.
Goo. M. Woods and Cba. Dean, elerks
Will leave as above, and continue durlng 6
season. For fr.,ight or passage apply on board;
or to
ap a W. J. COM 4UX. 20 Conti street.
iJECtULA1 i Til-W- EKLY -DAYL- -
PACKET.
L L T TO BEN TUBEAU'S PLAMA.
r tion. Ascension parish-The new
steamer
EVA,
Louis Bana on master Norbert Ranson, uleiL
Leaves as above every 'Monday, Wednesday mand
Saturdar at 10 a. m. Beturning T aesis.
Thursdays and Sundays.
For freight or passage apply on bard oet
JoHN CALDER, 97 Peters iL
fee J. DEWINT. 1Conti st.
SEMI-WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURIB
PACKET.
The light draught steamer
(In place of Trenton.)
U. D. Terrebonne. Master.
H. D. T rrebonne elek.
Leaves New Orleans every TkHUi*iDA J
MONDAY at 5 p. m., returning every
NE8DAY and SUNDAY evening. For freU
or Dasaae apoly on board or to
HITE & CARLIN 4 Tchonifltouls stre.
or TERBEBONNE i SALOMON, Aents C
75 Decetnr between (onti and Blenvlle set.
P. S.-Will carry freight as low as any boat 1a
the trade, iale tt
Leaves every MONDAY at p, in. and PLDlA
The aeeeamer
Frank Pergeron. master J C Bergeron clerk.
Leave-, as above for aton R.ouge P lue.
mine, Donaldsonville and all coast lan
returnina .,very SUNDAY and WMDND
EVENINGB.
For freigh tor hoasage aapply on m ar or tO
O U. O. M'LANOON. 9 Blenole ttest.r
LOWER COAST.
LOWER COAiT TBI-WEEKLY PACKE!.
The new and fast freight steams
0. Carsow. Jr.. aster, J. . Donovan. Clerk
Leaves the city for the Franklin BRis eeM lls ]S
air and ayp lanings every Mondsa
daodFia 1 p t
elm iday inp y rns the eý. r is q ý cefo fCadoSere l r