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fli1MA ADiu MOit oCIAL.
IlllTA iAt.
oPIyon 14 OlitAN DBModit t!
P t9le (' vetit April o4, 1817,
t19tw otB.tlAid tlAtt tt llt mottnl,
SH.. ..... ..... I1,914010 45 911,708 A
its far this week ... t4,841,10 )7 i344f,tl0 4.
m time iaet week.. 4180llA it7 090,5B0 1Ut
t last week ...... . 1,08t3,i)1 ni 1,109204 10
al week before.... 7,1t1,9l1 iS A80,90 °BB 0
The demand for motey contined moderate to
dair both in bank and en the street, and eonmmer
elp pbpe. w as ilat.gltl. Utnder the ourses of
the market at New Yotk gold opened Ce bigler
tha yesterd.. it eitseqrtenll gave way, alnd
eloped at a net falling off .jo, Foreign E-.
change fallowed the oiot-se of g.,1, elerlilg rie
nlu d ithng the morning but subsequently
igl r wa t and Closing a' the net decline of 1t.
frand s 1 1eent. The movement wae
quite lmilte, New York sight wa. snhan i..n
Ltoeke were quiet. Riats donuine advanced %D
eile eunt. 'remium Bonds were in light te
qlea and fell o1 14 ( eebt Poslle 1 erttlleate
en dler )Die Warants showed a further de
nlte, hblt of mioiterate extentt.
We c.ntinue to quote: laeeptional commerusal
Paer --I-9e ot ef et pe anun discount; Al do.
P11i4 Sd 1lit, Ygade do, 11t0; ctolleteral ioans
l inrt aste morwtgages Smd , and second
gte do, 10th11.r
Gatold otened at 1tat il07"., agaInst 1074 at
ewton andt after a 1mitet besinmess closed
at 110Ei.LI. , agathat l073ý in that market. The
sales ofmmetsd I, t ea , nmbracin t . O at
at 101, 8091) $000 n 18,000 at 1l17}q, S 100
Uider the eon. so of gold at New fork foreign
e hae g e l war rr teriu bills were qosted at a tie
line of Cl, and f.ratiet fte o - lent. Thed mrae
mint ftl the er sistd was linited, ad nothing wbas
omp aleds of etarltt comprrised 1000) ill of
ola and , f000 do at . it-8 t19t! e nad ri10u
Ssalies f franCte were re d po brted
&t the close sterling bill. were quoted at big
Bi9A$ to bll of lading ad At clear, and --5iA
ar sI (biankl otlittetr tate - lt Ill Nw, an trlacs
a ent 8 r c mittita and omilnal forih bank,
Nevio York l, h was unchanged. The sales
foptllowed t11in l the omblrtal nlLtem1,00t om the
oat and *8It,11U) bank at 9-02 , cent premsltutuo
and 010,009 private bankers" and $80,000 bank
The banks toetltttted to cherk on New York at
e1 cent premttinum, d comoseretial eight was
siltl qutoted at ft-10,l
s es reported teoday at the 8took E1change:
S000 bltate donsole at............... 74
,00x1 do 74t{,
do 4do
do ................ 4
10 do 7d4
rem m onds a............ 74i
0 o dtal o 0148,000 .ate 1onole,
000 do (8.80 11)......... .. 4
a! a total of $401u00 Premium Bonds.
iad tly oipon at...... a18
rDjiem Warrntat .. ....... R.SI
do ..4...... 4
lks do ........... . t
100 do ............ 8
Broqe were uiet.
Udser a fair t-itelid SItlte Qonsole advanced
4 1 cent, closing at 74)@74t/,
Areu Bonds were lese in requeet, and
1d 11I4% t/4, Iqalnet 84%68 yeeterda .
ille drt.eiat a aill Per lem t Warrant,
showed a moderate declinei the former closltg at
l0904 for February and Di1O1 for March,
S er Diem Warrantl rated at 83084.
sjOlO lllO1U AL.
OFOPIOI NIIW OBllU ANOi DltMOOiA&T, I
Tuesday Blening, April 24, 1077.
Luonallotse teredene pisiPe for rointd lot f'omn
InA hands, Utsless othereitse elated. In fjltng
wil order hMlgher rdces are paid.
OTTON - 'he sales to.day embraced 1tO
bIles at Irregular and lower prices, requlring
I reduction in our quotations of t~ in Ordi
iar to aitrit Midditng, toiolsle, ants a partial
eiu the grades above. We give also the flgures
rand teprt of the 1lohange, as below i
e'tl tlQotations. Ex. Q.
lcr.................... 7S 0 -
SOrdinary........... .O -e
d.in... ........... ~0 @ .t
S in. r.... ...... aO1 l i 10i
. .....11 lisi i1
t dting ............. t i
g . I......... li i ti
The market opened with a rather better In.
quilry, altitltoed to some extent by an ad
vance in foreign exchange, but the actual bus
Ities during the morning was coftined to about
800 bates, alter which, oreign exchange having
lost its prerviona improvement, and the dispatches
being nnfavoreble, the movemtent was slugglesh,
and the additional transactions reported ild not
oexetd 13110 baler, making a total for the day, as
noted above, of 1850 bltes. The prices actnally
paldwere irregular and lower, showing apretty
general falling oil of .t, but many factors ad.
i.red to their previous pretentions, While others
were willing to meet the demand at the ruling
.stclr
The dispathe'bs reported Lrverpool doll at a
decl no of ird with sales of only 31) 0 bales, and
arrivals l1tdl lower, Manchester dull and tend.
int down, larre depressed by heavy arrivale,
with the quotation of Tree Ordlinstre, spot, ro
duoed 1 franc, and New York quiet at a redutetion
of 1.16o in spots and irregalar for futures, which
raled at noon at a deoline of I 11007-100e, aid
closed at a net advanoe of 1-1004-l0o(h. in .,lyl
to Octobers inclnsive, and a net decline of 1-10t0
03-100e in other months.
The males of the past three days sumn np 8i)l0
oalee (4200 on Saturday, 800 yesterday and ilI)0
to day) against 9810 for the corresponding time
last week and 4000 the weqk before.
Receipts since Friday evening 8830 bales, em
bracing 3t1 from other delivery ports (of which
988 from Mobile, and 123 from Texas and 411(;!
r ~Ole, ragainst 3932 proper lest week and
e051 last year; total proper since Anglst 81,
1,13,989 batels agtlnst 1,345,282 last year de.
crease 212,493.
The Xports comprise 4380 bales, embracing
1114 for Bremen, 1100 for Blarelona, aed 2168 for
New York.
The Exchange te.lgrams make the receipts at
all the ports from 12 m. yesterday to 12 mn. to
day 2883 bales, against 2438 last week and 4433
last ver, and since Frhilav 13,192 bales, against
10;.lo0 last wek and 16.,81 last year. Total since
August S1, 3,1,1,838 baless against 3,903,904 np
to Mouday noon, April .1, last year--decrease
107618.
lltpos (Friday and Monsay) to Great Brit
amla L881 bales, aagainst 21.2tl last week and
WOA14 last year, and to the Conwinent 5491 bales,
agalnst 3687 last week and 13,498 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery pxrts, made up to 12
m. 883.987 bales, agalinst 6,50 last week, and
5M4 856 last ysar.
• 'Zt Ezohange makes the amount on shipboard
not oleared (before to-day'L exp rts) 38,0083 bales,
embraci 11,044 for iv 13,000 for Havre
lt95 for the orth Sea, 18 for Bremen 2m14
for Spain, 2006 for the Mediterranean anl .379
for cometwise ports, leaving in resse agreeably
to ts aoonnt at 19 m. 150,830 bale, only a part
ot wbloh is on sale,
At noon, to-day, Mi1ddt a u quoted at Gal
rt-on at - i; at Mobil.e 1 0"c; at Savannah
at 10 1568; at Obalteston 1 o; t Wilmington
lt 10e5.a at Norblk at 10 ; at.Baltimore at
coatNew York at 1140; t Bateni at ll10;
ptpr a at 1 o; at AIutaO at 10 o; at
<NieP h t1y at C#loompata 8 10%,o and
Stbhe Sohangr aprtsa: *"BSles 180 bales.
Msste quiet.", Its quotations are re toed'o
i t.... 1 s.90
.......................1195-1,319.10.1
i 'i'";"' ...... .1,1.9-1.1.531,
1 '08
1II 88,711
mshaies,
•1 lt0o an''le, iijl
ort dh ttaot three tdr .......... t
xr tlyud tr evlotie ly .......... :..... 2,11t1-2,26
B I oruPt btariously..... 6,081
i ',;kr ll t lp , t e± . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 a; ; 7- 6 ,9 1 4
stolk on benrd, t' .....................
FltltHl'it4- Yeaterday we reported two ships
flted, for tlavre At 1e for cotton. We eotttlie
to qnote as flinowe:
By steam-Outton to tiverpool 11.-ld ; to 13re
men 'l (to New York 7-10o to lBoston Prod
dence, Fil tliver, Philadelphli and ilattimore,
tla New ,rk, 1/.r, tOratt to tverpol 8'io 1i .
By sall--tiotton to Liverpool 0-16d 1 to avre
sec; to Bremten %.i to tthe e baltlte d: to
stalaga t : to thoetonu %l; grail to Liverpool tt',d.
tit*Al-Ltecelivtod ttle tmorning 1it) hMit.
Clold demand and pricest have advanced ?. iG
Rp hf. The reirttiten aml: lferior to C("omon
7!,' common o rf4e, fair . , t, good felt trietl
R1,d fully fart Iº ti prittn t'4i, attiutly priune 93 get,
choime 10e, aecottLde eR yo, eltiiat 91, ,
yellow alca yled 10'lo, whitae RI rlite 1j(U.
MWLAB.eOs -lteceieed title Itornig Hit I bt's,
tre demand d ottitttueli good at firm prices.
itomnot I tO, fair flar40c, primnte 49t44c, strietly
poitt t40(4R , and lbeleoe 4h10io 1c galltn.
hih01ol -rOnly 100 bbe have been received
minee yeisterday, and there is little or noile omn
ing, The deutalnd bul teI ss ative and ecolted
for the local trade, on spectilation and for export,
with a still further upward tlendeney In prices.
Owing t the eratity antd high priees flot the
high grades, buyerst are now turning their atten
tiot to the lower or inediutn grade«, ranging from
10 G00 S 20 an bbl. The sales e tbrace 0100 bbl,.
of which 40t taken for untta at $9 70: 000 and 000
do. on private termn; the balante in the lotal
trade and on ppetitation, compriaing 75 low treble
at *8; 100 end 2St0 low treble extra at o 25; r100,
(10, 100 9110 and 0001 do, at oR o0y 110 at tR 1 1 '50,
b00o and .":0 bchice treble at $9 611: 00, fl, 100, 1it)
21100 and 290 at $9 70; 00, l0, 70, 7t,11, 50, 1t'0, 201,
100 and 200 choice extra at $10; 00 at *10 5);
2) and s0 at $10 2G; 100 and 1290 bble on private
terms, Flrther Instrultions were received from
the West to-day to 11t' and not sell,
(tJmmon it quoted at $t5il 00 fine 1(111 25,
superhlle (O 1l0@7, douttble extra 7 25ari7 5Oi, low
treble extra 07 '7@1R 29, good d^- *1 50I11, Csthn.l
treble extra to 2so. ooti, chaele estra 0i 71iat10o
bbl, J)talers and preer obtaisln 000 above these
price, in Iheir 'oder trade.
Ohloago opened this morning at t1 43 for
Wheat-an adv.tne of 7e-an!d olnsed at $1 1n1
tJune, Ht. Louni dispatoles qluoted S1 16 for No,.
'. and $2 02 for o. 0 cash--.anu advance of 18o
sn6he esterday,
1lYP FLtRtll--1s selllng at 05 211 ~0 1bbl,
UClHIN rl.)OUl-uOotntlands *3 750 1 bbl.
OOHiN M1AL--Only 70 bEle came in this morn
Ing. The market is steady, with holders asking
12 00 V bbl; 4711 bble sold, comprising 1:53, 71 anti
100 at 29 75; 0t at s2 o t 00 at 12 R., and 00 at
$2 01) bbl, Dealers are jobbinu g at 4l bbl.
DRlY MALT MtCAT - Is quiet and ncehatged.
Ihottulders are quoted at 0dt43' G. loose and 5; ca
5O c packed. Dlealers are Jobbingthem at 0hIt4c
Sl6. A receiver sold 150 Oii clear riob sile at
Rttn, b00U00 and 00,!00 th ioose shoulders at 0ec
10 th. A few sides left tn dealers' hands are jjb
bing at 0Br for clear rib and 9o for clear,
BAUOi(N-Qulte a brisk demand haes sprung tip,
especiallv for shoulders and 107 packages R ld
comp icing 1 cacks at O.e, 0, 7, 10 annd 1 do. al
0t,0, 0 and 20 hoxes at 6 ., and 6 at 0i-,, 10
bnixes clear rib at 9t1h, 210 and 20 ,botes lear
sideo, ptt, antd C5 cake spot, and Htl, to arrive,
at 9to lth. Tie wholeseale qotations are tityo,
for aihoniders, IiCte for clear rib sidee and 9 t;
for clear sides. Itealers are jobbing mhoulders
at 7o, clear rib sides 9t4t1@t)!,e, clear sides 91^
0419340 51 h.
ilaMb-Cl-hoice sugar-ntred, email esze, are in
demand for Ouba, and the kinde desirable for
this trade command 11,r@nli2e. Other, ordinary
average and large msie, are very dnll, andll quoted
at 101 tlt e TO Iti, as in brand. To-day 80 tierces
sold for inha on ptivale terms, t10 at tli and
:10 at ilC 14 I ti. Dealers are jobbing at le above
these prices.
IIRIIAItFAsT IIACON --Is dull at 0'1rtlO0t;
iIth.
PI AUKltlS' HOG PRO1Uitlt!--PIge' Feet are
selling in the order trade at 750 ki t 01 0 keg,
*2 2 half bbl, Intl Ilt, i bbl, lP'rme I'ork $12 00
01' 10 bbl prime ntmes 114 0tt01,0 romp pork
18 i l bbl. 'llg pork *9 25.@.8 l1 t1 half bbl. 83tare
RLibs *408 ;bbl. Pias' l'onues 4~0~o apiece.
LARD--ls quiet, with sales of broken lots
only to tlit local trade at P'rt0il for packere
andti 1090101 for refintted in therce and iui'-D1i)t46o
in keg. Ihealers are jobbing at 1. above tthese
prices.
WllI KtY-.-Ilectifed is selling at $1 o0lrt OR 5W
gallon, as in proof and brand. 10 bble Lvstislana
reotified spid at $1 0I8 1 gallon.
CORN IN JBULtK--one on the market ont tfe
spot, It Is offering to arrive at 07d. and 411 0100
bushels sold to arrive at t1.,, 114 bushel. the
demand is mnettly for Great Britain. To-day
5,010 lbushitels white sold, spot, at lI9 )0 loushel.
(OOW PIR.A-Are in active demand for the
country at $1 50(01@ n for whippoorwil, t$10"a2
for nixedt, atld $* 1502 20' for ,lay. 150 seaca
black sld at 1 50, 81 t whippoorwill at, 1 7(0, 182
ordinary mixed at $1 71, 1i) mixed at $2, 130 clay
at $2 10, and 70 clay at $2 25 5W bushel.
1'O1ltl Tihe market is excited with an seltiv
denmanld at at, advance of :37I% J bbl under the
influtenio otf Yvstern dispatclles. 6810 ibll mona
eoll, c,nlrtmling 711 bble at t1(1 5.)t 0, 150 and 110t
at *$1(1 (;'. t11 at $10 75i 1I0 and 100 at *10 N7ll!
H Ioll. lnsetrltctiolts were received froIint te
WePn to biuy at 16 t7'l , aeid that uprioi was tI'
ftmttd fIor round lott, with t 17r0117 00 asked;
deieltrs jiolinig at 717 2titl 80 bI hlj. Lr.go
Iotos urle in treaty at thie cleo at a nlmarial aI
vance on the alhon pritces anld or mIarkett sh,,llld
be *l1, to cfllrmnl witlh \VWetern prices. (JCbloli
clooml ept $10:0 J.nie.
tcOlIN IN nACI4 Is in light enupptly mnd fair
detmanl at firm prices. 2300 cacks sold. ,f whilch
1000 wlhilte mixed at rt!t:,1i300 chloie yellow at I;l0c,
and O11)(0 ritoite white at O0l o blushel.
Chtcrlago dtlatchts thit mtirning qutoted 41!..'e
JIune.
OATN-- light supply of thUlena and the do
mand is moresrately m.ive. 580 saeon s old. of
which (00 choice (Ialens at 6to, and 2O0 choice
old (lalena at, (0oe $ bushel.
BlllIN Is in light supply and hold at $16 (0 t)
100 lh. No sales.
HIAY Good supply of low grades, bUt choice
is scarce. 'The demand is better, bnt at easier
prices for hneres. 1715 bales sold, of which 16I
inferior at $12 i50, 700 prime at $14, 200 do ft
$14 1t,, 8I00 do st $15 50, (i0 do at $16, and 200
choice at $16 60 50 ton.
ItlU&--The market is unchanged: the supply
continuoes Ight with a fair local demand. I'rime
is scarce. Louisiana No. 2 is quoted at 27',ri
3e, entumon 4t4',(.i1n, ordinary 44,, fair oo,
good 5~,((i, . r twime a c 4,.
COFlFtE -L'he market is quiet but. prices are
unchanged. We quotecargoes: Ordinary l(,'44
Ils40, gold; fair 1818.o40; good 19(l)t1u), ;o: primo
1 2.Oatk lb h. Job lota: Ordinary 1.t'4((0l7o,
gol fair 18! (18''( ; good 19t)@9l1o: prime
L e0 t2 th.
ih rT;it- -ontinnles xtremely dull and the
supply is large. Choioe Croamery Goshen is quo
ted at I2c, lie ntate 4Statr il, prime State 22(
24o, medium 1S~2)0c, choice Western 20@22n,
prime Western l;(Ol'41, medium Western 134@tlo,
ow grades 11@ll2o 0 Itb.
Ci NE4l--le in good supply and maderate de
mand. New York tream is quoted at li(it17c.
New York Skims 10, prime Western factory 15>',
1e good factory 14@050, low grades 8@ilOc
STARCH -Small reoeipts, prices are steady.
Quoted at 3f-e V th.
SALT--Tae demand is improving with a fair
stock on hand. No cargo sales to report, the last
.arrival having been stored in bond by the impor
ter, held ab wi t resent market prices. We quote
coarse at 87%(i00c; fine $1 1001 15 sack.
Turks' Island Is dull, quoted nominally at 253300
1 bushel. Tab'e salt, in pockets, 14;@5o each,
as in size.
POUL RY-Good demand. Western grown
chlokens sell at $6@7; young do $3~I 5); ducks
$405; geese $6; turkeys $2t1430 J dozen. Louis.
lans grown ohickens 8$ 50@(5; young do $20(3 50;
docks $3S@ 50; geese $405; turkeys $18@00 i
dosens
EQGOS-Light supp'y with a good demand.
Western and Louisiana sell at 15@17c l dozen.
EBOULENr --The supply of Western pota
toes is light and very little inquiry for them.
Only ohoace winter apples are wanted, Western
toarehebld at 0 ; pples $2 503
5. iALNe sAND e PEAS-Fair -supply
m rseep.t. mCJn~d5ad is moderate:
betes are o at d 4t Western 8c,
( uwhite khidsey bMIhl S o; green peas
muso
ae a liar a ograres iurl
d e fia t ýtot u .thOtti
Is quoted, it i.416d, otoimaua cleartt 19r@18t,
Ott lie mflat la bar of all graded es
dept~ ye, whletIs abtundant and dull, ratr Is
i eoelpts are atrilving freely,
and the demsnad is god. Ettre pipe, 00 inch, l.
quoted a. tltO1@ldO i eatra pipe, 60 Inch, 12.1_@.
1M5 lightl pipp, Be to 00 itnhe, 1100)r105; extra
hgsgeheat, 41 inch , t1ihl.l010; extra claret, 40
In11, $ RO9 'p 1200.
BEO0f 9I'p OFI PtOD( i --Arrived salne our
review of yesterday : 100 bbl flounr, Dl bile
wldisk, 24 casks bacon, 71 btble utornmel, 1424
eacks.torn, 281 sacks oats, 10i blad sgear, 6 bbll
sugar, 211 bbls molaseer, 291 bbil apples, 4.15 egy
butter, 1a hoxes obeese, 24 hoxes and O1 bbli
egCn 1,000 Ib drty salt meat, 080 sacks peas,
17!50 bllhs potatoes, 0 bis tice and 18( bbls telin.
JEXPOIBTS O. Pll 'IDUi1 I--E1ports stine our
review of yesterday: 72) bble flour 11 bble pork,
14 e.sks baoe, (il tiietees lard, 1 bb a whiskr,
11 bb' cont meal, 41110 sekscorna 1D0 acks
oats, I sakes brat, 711 bales hay, 44 hhda sugar,
05 btids sugar, 284 bble tnm!aeses, 9.7 bblls rice,
2!!, sacks coffee, 168 bbls potatoes, 7 sacks salt,
i bbls oulona, and 1 Ibb apple ppe
lMoney, Fltleks, tte.
New Youn, April 24.-~old opened at 107~.
Stocks active and strong. Mong. y tn I. Gold 7i1
,xchltange--long 4.87, short 4.011, ,overnmettse
active and lower from filet call, and Otate bonds
quiet at better prices, except MHuth Oarulina'e
nlew, whldh are lower,
lIameatle Mnrkets.
nw tYoua, Aprill 24.--0otton qilei; Uplands
its u; Orleans t 110. Males 422 bale'.
Pituite openeud easier; April 11lýt1.2; May
11.08t11t.03c; June ll.18 1.10,; July I.2764
ll.0e; August 11.57n7l.,40(ic; Seotember 11.206.
11,30,
Plmur advancing. Wheat held at .Oit1n higher.
Oorn i lue better Park steady at 410 1111
10 19,. Lard firm; steam 10.25n. ipirit tutir
pentelme dull .t .8ec, Itln quiet at St 0514~
four stralned. Freights firm.
ForeigtI Matarke s.
IlTvarono, April 24, Noon -- (otton ndll
atnd e.ater; Mliddmll n Uplald, 01d, Midlling Or.
least 01Id. M.lees 000 baler; s~ eil ation and ex
port lt)00: receipts 44,700; atmierfitan I010.
Futures I-101i cheaper; [Uplands, l,,w Middling
clatte, May and .ttloe deliv rt, II-hn11 Jtuneo
and July r 1--r@ds, Aan .I0 lt"x40 1 BJOd, August
and Mept~mbher l 811.10 1it1l !-1 J1,, May and lJloe
1Y t-.ltl, Jutl and Augoust fl 1-01,
I p. m,-Ooton-- Uplands, Low Mliddling
Olsatne, beptember and itctuber delivery, 0 74.11,
2:110 p. In. llread(tlffes strong: new inoted
Wesiern corn 20e(r3@9s 8 1; Western flour B2R= .31s,
lied winter wheat 11s fdMlUils. Tallow 41s itl.
ii p, in. - otton--Pales or Amerlcan 0,130 bhles.
Upland , how Middllog clalne, May ndl June de
livery, 6 15-ld0, July and A.pust 0 8-1114d.
I IVI , NEWS.
OFFIOI. NEW OtlthANS DtEMOrltAT,
Wednesday, April 25, 1877,
Dally report of the stage of water, with chanses
in the twenty-fout hours ending yesterday 8
p, m,t
Above low Changes,
water. Ilee. Fall.,
Feet. Inch. Inch, Inch.
Atu atsta........... H 4 0 9
U atro.............. tI 1 II l)
Oinelnnatl ......... 9 It i it
Davenport ......... 0 2 0
Dunbuque........ 7 i' 1 0
Keuoknk ........... 11 0 i;
heaveneorth...... li 9 9 0
aui seville.......... H H f 0
lemphis .......... '4' 1 0 9
Nash illle......... a4 II a 2
* 4ewOrleans...... 4 0 1 0
Omaha ............ 10 0 0 n
Pltt aburg.......... 41 H 0 11
Shreveport... .. ...24 0
st, Lb is ...... ... ~:i t I
St. Paul........... II 11 0 1
Vickeburg......... 40 7 1 0
'".elosw highll water mark or 1H474.
NELSON (IOIOM, Herg't. 81g. ter. U. R. A.
AnnivAls,.-Isabel, Eva, llue Wing No. 3, An
sumption, Handy No. 2.
D).npAnrsrtAn.-.eabel, Mary Ida, It. E. Lee, At
sumption.
'1, Annivei.- Mary Ida, lUpper Coat; Eureka,
Assumption HInry Teole ,afolsrlhe; Maria
hLutse, U. l. Drtlree, Bed diver; Willie, AttaLa
pas;: t. .ioh1l, Batson rItuge: (Ity. Allen. It.you
Sara; W. J. I'oitevent, 'Teuea; Fransk I'argonld,
Arkopolle; Golden City, Ohio; Isabel, Eimma,
Lower Coast.
The weather yesterday was neattled, with tihe
probability of rain before it clears off.
We don't know whether it was owing to, the ex
citement consequent to the remtoval of troops - r
not, but this we do know, It was very dull on the
landing yesterday.
The City of Auguslta, for the Arkansas. and 11.
P'. SPhenks, for the Ohio, laid over.
The visiting cilil enginets will PtrI.rt. to she
jettino. The La Belle has been sa tiredl for that
purpose.
Capt. Ilno will sholrtly have a lighlt-drse. I,ou.t,
In the Yanio, to onnilet witlb the Uarksville,
either the Robt. VYuig or Stella llloek,
The Marv IlHlneto Ieaveq C(!ctinnatIIt to-, ly,
and the Robert Mitchell haturday.
The liertihs is the regular HMatlurday packet for
the Atehafalays.
Mr, . 8. titreck, of the (Inv. Allen. Riopped ioff
hthis trip for a brmf rest. His gtood-loking part
ner, Mr. (Green, went uip in charlge.
Donlt's. forget the Lower Coast packet Emllma.
Tits is her day fir Iraving.
Tihe regul.ir n'rchlatnlt' and planters' Indleprn
dout Ou(Ichita river packet (tio0l0 Valley, .Ie
tCariton miaster, leaves Hatlurday, her regiuir d.y,
fior (Cslilden. ih hacys at the Ieadt of Ur'Osmwan
street.
lIou MacFarlin, In of lthe hannon, will have
Ocharge oI the oilice of the hotel att(salld late this
easnnSl. Lonl has no glorgeous diawmontld ptn, 1ut1
IRe is rich In all the otiler rrlqtlrenmnts that go to
make up a, No. 1 clerk. Lone's a good fellow.
The Warner, witllh her tow, arrived yesttlday.
She bad one barge Iadedtl with 2.00i u s hal ay.
and three barges with ito. Shte brought the hall
of the (treat Repiulic, lolade I also with ice- l30- (
tolls.
The Maria Llouise, Cept. II . Brinker, leaves
for ShrevCrp.rt Satrllday.
The U. 11. Iu)rfeso, dept. Wallace Mto3hesney,
leaves the same day for Mindtsn.
Tihe Upper C.ant packet Eva, louis ItIansuin
master, N. Banson clurk, leaves to day promptily
at 10a. um. for thle BIen Tureanl plantation. l'he
Eva is a trl-weekly rpacket, makes thile run each
way in daylight, and pays close attention to buti
The Blue Wing No. 3, Capt. Artlhur OComatook.
Messrs. Ge.. Woods and CIhas. D)oan clerks,
leaves this 10. nm. for the Coast, I)onaldsonvdlle
ansd the Ashland plantation, Ascenslon parish.
The Blue Wing it in for the season: will make
three trips a week; will make the run, both up
and down the Ooast, in daylight, and last but not
least, will pay particular attoution to lsssiness.
The tri-weekly Lower Coast packet Emma
leaves to-day at 1 p. um. for Happy Jack;
Oliver Canton Jr., maester, J. J. I)onovan clerk.
The John AI. Hanna, of the Now Orleans and
Ouachita Transportation Company, leaves to
day at 5 p. m. (in place of the Ouachita
Belle) for Onachita City. Capt. .1. W. Blanks
commands, Capt. Joe Hollni's cIesk.
The Sandy No. 2, II. 11. Broad master, J. B.
Schmit clerk, leaves to-day at 5 p. in. fir Wash
ington and all landings on the coast and the At
obafalava.
The CoL A. P. Konns, one of lthe beat business
boats in the New Orleans and Red IRivor Trans
portation Company, leaves to-day at 5 p. m. for
Bhreveprt. and Jefferson, Isaac H. Kenna com.
mends, Messrs. Shute and Quicksall clerks.
The Era No. 0I wvll known as one of the most
reliable of steamboats, leaves to-day at 5 p. m.,
in place of the hitella Block, for the Black and
Bluf rivers, through to Point Jeffereon; Tom
Taylor, a veteran captain in the trade, con
maends, Tom Knee clerk.
The fine side-wheel passenger packet City of
Augusta, J. D. Elliott master, Joe lllsott clerk,
leaves todayat 5 p. m. for the Arkiness River,
through to £.rt Smith, taking freight for all
Bend landine.
The light raft steamer Shannon was brought
to the landing yesterday, and wtl leave to-day
for Fort Smith and all landings on the Arkansas
river; John D)eHart commands, Capt. Charlie
Arthur in the office.
Capt. U. D. Terrebonne's regular Coset and
Lafourehe through Io Thibodiaux pa ket Eureka,
running in the Trenon's place, leaves to-morrow
at p. m. Mr. if. D. Terrebonne has charge of
the ooe. A eltrk is on the latdmag rteetving
10r f.d hInet vol
Liug t4"* 16 t o tO w&'rli Iadi P.M.Fintt' Viekh
19 oAlttl ordtrtitetn
ttrrt.uane , April lt.-An old eteambosatmata
rettarhed the other day that the thipments from
Pittsburg by fivet aines the opening of navigaw
lion, nearly three months had8 hit his opinion,
been larter tlhan ever bti re during the same
time; thin may aptpear strange in view of the
genesPl tt_ reessrot in bnsiness, yet there is no
question buint there has bien Traai a mt rtO.wnt
merehandisee taken away from this port during
the time in tneetion, [t l. true, we have lnothing
like the nmonber of botts now that we had years
ago, but it should be borne In mind that boats are
of timuch greater cavacity now than then, The
John I. tihtads or Mlollie Moore of the present
day will eatrr almost as mnnoh as half a dirsen
steamboats thirty veear# .o, Ito the palmy days
of steamboatiing-long before the rotn horse wase
within man~y miles tf Pi'tteburg-there were but
few boats eiclh a capacity exceeding 400 r t ilt0
tons, whereas at the present tulnrs Itit nothing
onnttial frort e of spt. (tirc's lnoe Inwboate to
leave here wi'h 20010 Io 25001 tone.
We hear a goofd deal esit slhoou the railroads
monopoliing the earryit g trade, and that stetam
buttilg was a thing of the past, bhit we have
every rese n to believe that Ithe shlipmentu, both
Hnlthl atnd West, have been nmuoh larger from
l'illebutrg this spring by river than by rail, as the
cost of fr.ightsge is inltoh lees, 1nd then goodi
are being delivered almost as qtduk itas by rail.
It is not reasonable toexpect that, in these days
of "flue margins" people will pay 80 or i5 cents
per owt. to Mt. tlen.s by rail when they can ship
by river at 12% to 1 ceunts, as the difference in
the onest iof transportation I1 a good margin for
profit, and there is about the sante dilffrence to
all pointe saocessible by river, 131t fI river con-.
mntniation nor Pttteburtl tuanlfatottlers would
be in ltnch worse condition than they are, her oe
they shotld do all in their power to entlorttge
and enetain steamboats.
.CretA."snrt, April `d. -One item of the Oolden
Iltie's freight for New i leans is eight larte
boilers fur plantailon uec foullr for West lieton
itn.ge, and rlnt for (Jol, tlwvers, of the Ht. lharti a
H)ftel In New Oilenta. tve'r thirty boilers ate
n lw being madse in Onloit ait for iPontheru
Ilatation tuse, which is ftvurable for business
here and in the Rounth.
tllenche Porter is the name of the new loral
packet trero'ily cmnpleted at Helena, .ail de
laeneid for the colton seed and .oasteing trade in
that ldoinity.
A.r, Luo.a, April 21,. lhsh een to-flav was more
aollve, Thle tlihn A Rendtler Iuot for N ew O(rletnst
with a full oargo. The Atlantili also left with an
ave*rge tow, The Johin F. 'T.ll begins Ioatdinl
olday, in go Wedlnesslsy, Iio be fotllowedl in tlt n
by the Belle of iltirveport anl (It (end itepulbllo.
(Aiare, April 21-- tiapt. Hicks, of the Uaronde
let, arrived frnn the (l)Ih yesftetdy, and Pxpeils
Sto net his boat here this mrinlug. Ite IIhs a
nfill iliad of grai, ete., engaged for hr r in the
lwer Ohio, aln' will not need to go into tihe
Wabash.
The M. (1. Ilikat pras ued down for New Orleans
wituh 31)00 tonis of ice In three .bargee.
MARINE NEWS.
lrIFPiIC NEW O1tIlAN1(W DPMOUlAT, -
April 1, 1871. .
Clearild Yesterday.
8i(atashlip Marilgart. ilaker, fot.r Key Wes.t viiledar
KPv--I I K Itbirtat
liestteship I,l1ele leleiditann, Mliller, fur Rt. Marks,
'I nlpa ndill M ,I Pi..--.. Pol t & Ilnbby
t1eninlhlp tlniehetilotker, Keinile, Afr New Yuork-
A Motlibu
A li Iberk Trilade. 'Tarrtabolt, fir Qinelnatown-
ir 'IRa ai hll Is
RI-hr ,R'ly Wodlhurt, Weodbhnr. for'ltl.tait -
Jole P' MbeehCen
f11hr t('reeill f'i.i, ferl pieoltn Ile l' Mhloheir
Arrived.
HlmPnthl ip itylly of Melte., PhlIllip frlon New Yorihk.
viai Iiie elint MeIlla'in P'ort., to1 4 M Wither
alpntl-21 dil 1011
Nor hriutk OliIleinl(e, 1hI lLkani, 47 dayl0 Ii tflel'meIn.
,i nlchoaitr-- l'oill
lrig Ml. in W Nol wodl, A ndrewa, fro,, llarhi.idnen,
to Nntriton . Itll-- Ca i dil vi
RTRA MRel ATR.
Warner, Iriher., froem H. Lnnla, wilh 5 bi ge.
Ierv, itannonl Trem I lppPf Ir (eqrt
Serldy No i , iltoinl, froll Wahlligt-on
ilnhi'!, I(l'y, ftcin iower (oisetl,
Aiaenpilltiilli, I ldfereor fini. llliet l Vall.y
Etpeirtl.
NEiW Yti (i.K- I'Pr- elathelhip KlniikPrh-lml r he- il0
lal asn iiitln I bl 145 inu molseas .,,0 .( ilt b io 3 ill dI
hhil 111111 dtt do4i1 41 pkl;a lllci
IIII A''.TA N ---tPerl ihr (/"lt-acn- --- 2) Ibl fl lour 10
bble hlef S-ll feet ilnnhler
HT M1A11H.I, TI'AMI'A AND MANA'TIrI* - -~nI
Ihlde lhir I h10 bhid i k itil ta71111 nee i'otn 1a 0i4ka (illf
Bil upekn neott I hileeP hIIy 4 pklgs rldlri L
(IIA.'AN 'Per arhr ledy W' uIll'rv---Wi nn bhtf
9 hf do 9 or bhde Itpk ii bide pork 10 bble flinlr I it e
ehlllllltIrn 9 Wolo I uIp hi boIlsaugur :11100 leo t Iilimer 9
1tliI IKNHTOWN -I'er htitlk 'T iatle--ul il, Pnak oli
eiko
K .,Y WF4'T ---Per' tnmmlbhip MAergCref. 110- 0 1his
floor ;i2 hin n11cut- 111 tietree iiRts I tin lIrd It97
.e'kh ciorn 4,1 qenek e Vt.lt 2119 tCie ti.ii't' 3OlIIte e hlltion
41I fpkg aqlltbldn]]
17liAtl Kl A Y0 ----'er e.teatnhip Marignrl. --. 0
bhli flolr 14 hiln p.rk I bihle whlsky + h11 Fniige. r
410 1seke orn i pNrkh cltrfoa i5 UlINke banre 1l1l phgye
111iluIIrtR
tIIA'I'A N --Perr nli MAy vrlino l- l nlp nohlnbn
bI nlglg 111l0 pilllankin 11llreioneousl 441 pine applo"
1tA l ' RIT-,rI I' uI'nr li.ni le'arkhm i I-41:0
ralki ott oin i 'rlil olln-pl - sii if " 1 I.,I e .
ilt.rellp of Prodlee.
,()W!l C151A( T I'IA r 1 t1' l.."atnr (anlhl-- C I blhi
iiiniima Ie i altl AMillik.ne --nt11ells e ri to hilt
ILAl|III.,I VAl I,1,1V I'mrnlilnlm r A 'nn. n.Itnm ..
III hIld· aflar Allen II. NIItgent, &,tli--1 14odo Kitonird Mil
l.fkIn ui d14 Pli le loll1Rene iie11pg1 no--- 'I b le
elguir 1I 1nnlle' 7 Ialien lillul J A liourg 1------9 nhke
rogh teire II Alliaenl &.i.o-- ulndr.s i'i t lli----- -Total
h41 l .ii lianger 4 blls do. li bhiIl, n,.lnna I I eackl
r'(lnih tile
WAHII I NTi'i't)N ----P.ir eleamier -andiv o i --10
halan cotonl W Itnrlitidgll &co-57 Motlehae, Snow
dlin & Volellt -4"1 inranft.llI Iitherl.--- 99 Norwoodl &
IIbharctn--t4 hIenaihiw. C lnnnlualk &(oi---12 Payne,.
lteitiily Aon.-- 17 NalIe & ia.ln.ani .k i - la liiiai,
Abrnhr m 4 to--0- 1 1)niu-- i O1 e, Pr I:h11linI - 4
Alius., Hchler.k & Altov---.1 in Iihalle & HIIon,-----:I
Ilhnlh & ~Ln·rtl --U A 'ITrtlrlon 2 IllakeN.lor ie Ar-. i
Miyer., Wei, &o- -Il I llloori t&o- -- i (10 I, Wlrneley
-ioo. I l. .Itt-llagl.n-- -1 Ib ange & L legendio --- 41'71
eneke rIti.on lload N Ii (Oei n Rad Ateino(llOtl-- 34
hea.,d ltook Ayicrck, Mitc~hell &Lo .---. n.t kl reogh
lfe I iil lie'ordtlatr MilI---(7 illdo I pkgll e tii pktin
-wool al suiiidrtie P h acer - I l i h1 e. I, lemianalln
-127 d Ill hll do It li'wr------4 ales wool Jtykostki &
Manale--1 dIo ,L Huntrl' , ui---:14 hill11 II Holomlon--U00
iIdo I bale tl ii i I lloak--I lwlk .niie nritlon Lange &
legeidlre -I bltld wool I ek dlio IK ' Dlravailllde--1
iil h I I2 hbale nieoe MeOi(h ee, Hlelwden & VIolett-'I
hidel! Ii A VilcentL--- lndlriitie I lorder -----nt otal lll
bleLP c!it1in 4172 allk oL cttonli ed I ack lledil cotton
:11 l.ll h liiNk 2, c.c kl rouilith rile
titL 1,o1114--Per aelanter Warner with . itargtn.-1
Iarge witlh 2(101 Iale.. hiay (1 ]liek Ar--I bhalge with
:1v000 tonl leoo (;lover & Oeniiudhl-- :I bIlrgei wilob Ice
toi orlder
I1I'Pll (( CIOAST-- Per ten.lalmr Eve--l hhdt sIngar
Il illtliidsln--curiei' to orihlr
JIIfiEIPTSlH AT TIlE NEW IIASIN.
.oIrdien Itiver- l'r ac.. Martha L Tollmti- 45,0C0
feet lImlber ordler
Wollf River ---IPer tcoht Veneali---3l cords wool
i'aenagonin- --il'r tllr Annette---:30,fI00 feet lumIber
100t,000 Iatht H Ihldmlidl
P'enrl River--'Per 'chr L.a Iell'--20,0.0 feet lumber
,I W Adalm,
'Pearl RivIr----'Per ochr (hin Washington .---40.,00
feot, Ilnmber W W Cerro A&-o
Jiorlan River-Per sohr IClbl--(41,00 feet lumber ()
Stuttr
RECEIPTS AT THEL OLD BASIN.
Pacgoula--Per arhr hr loom----3t000 feet lumber
SIlBuddig
ordalnn River--Per scOhr lonfonoa-25-,000 feet lum
ber order
Bavou Lacombe-Per schr ,Jonephine No 2-16,000
fr. t lumber orler
Tehefuncts River-Per ecbr Camellr-250 bble sand
order
By Itollroade
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
April 24-45 bales cotton, Stewart Bros &c-14 do
Richardeon & May---O0 S lienderson- 7 Ba. rett &
Gordn--6 Chasfe Hamilton & Powell-5 Allen, No
gent &oO--5 Jao E King &co---4 i & C Newmai-4
Bickham & Moore-3 Temple S Coons &oo-2 Meyer.
Weis &oo--2 Ben Gerson-I Howtott &co-1 Vaiden,
Hawkins &oo-1 S Gnmmbel- 1 J & ( Cromwell-I
Alien, West &oo-Total 113 bales cotton
19 hhds tobacco Beadles. Wood &ito-2 do S HIern
bshem & Bro--2 do E H Wilson & Mills--1 Alle ,
West a--I bi mldse 11 empty bbls Wang & Cotam
-3 organs P Werlela-4 ears cattle Ayook. Mitchell
aco-5- bbls bhlwihes J Hmderson--.35 boxes soap
T T White-lR 6s eggs Randolph 4 Duamnic-3 bles
broom n lrat& .L GoMdon---O btis bameo Joe
West ltoo-- tobeeorder-5 do B Baernhbeai
L~~r ~- w. s3. , - .k t.-w
Mt is nYU'I14
otoler& dun- (#nl R ptii-tl ?tierrt tl -
1 mtI & cIttthq-I fl Mtl(uth-41 A (ole--
I tdiel &nii-A M Is t et t'sPO--- 5l
~AAA~wA&1V~in-i 'i*A- 1 A lofnst-i 1
PIlIl th-i W t1' 'ere--( U btth-l t) AIn- l-l 1]
Fanudet-t M Liao-5 W N '1ukiot-9 It & muahih"
17 P Mstinecs--1t M (, 19orrt--4 Ii OtThiP'..1M
7tlpiWu01 ,et-A tL A lton- 1 t aturt---1 Pat hay 1
-:l e~t Wainer-IAA Ili-ql o TRPnilr t==i ba r tiny iPR
asIkp nitjp (hue V'lpaeetu-idfl eathentps,1 110 ( e 59pt
t'Pit( Wjft Matthwew & Duirr,-OflA aaeke Untll F IAw
1-ittlO ptiu pie-gutl I 'I' Mnnru A vn-tll .hug-Iuiu htU
A A tutonuwttumd &euo- AtundAIrie0 to btdol----'1'uueI 01
NP4W OIUWB AWNSANO T XAN AAILIWOAD
Atroll 14-7il 11110p etutru Anldu-titt A tiuriptre·
MORU AN'B4 LV1UtIIANA AND TIXA24 RI(Af
IWAD.
A Util 01---10 Ihiloo nutl(n J W 11tlu lrt1P Anri, -- P
MnliPhe-i. $flHtuwl-nn k & ilnte--.- In10 & IA tue--- -9iA
JthItr I Asluiu0 &trtt----- Rollttlt lItu. .4 balds sga,
(; ut 1 lieut01 -A 1111t-- do Wt.hu, Huunnet- & Vitilnutet -
rp Iij 17 luhtle uotuuee I hi llII tigr *oboltt fluut----- 0
hubld uttlellgsei 11 (ut-ile-haue-I ii f do lhulul M il etu-
AU itt Ittnlut, I( a1,lut- dt Air ble-pg I lu uu'Ptllltint---f110 t
I M-h R e-utti u eouttin RVktkstkl & Mttihnu-1 bitl 1litleP1 11
btld-t'I .A Ilnarlil- I1A Atued euttle- It tiRitel(-r I-Iin i'
RHe vat -tuital lAlm Ul ontlte- 1i fI tild1 es~r cgiI bll do
74 II t 10 lmlaee-g I Dk sepil (tilstI,
A'e-, tl itue-l it t h in W lt us. 12 iiin, 1 'ii lrtoti- --7 itutep
wooI In AalteP htilmtue C1 A Whltnuty Ati,
r mot (1Rroiu-liii1 iiu bIs.eip ii'ttuis, I pea- 'Iiu-piu I) A
IVhtluerp & o---'L'ttal 71 1litle tiittolggtu
NOMW 014A4A00 ANDe t}ulltgllA IIAIl(uA A).
Ato1l 94-- batue re-t,,l .InIii Ii lgut-lt- &c-ii- -4 bogs
--t cot7tont in J11 WI;,,li, &,i.t_.9 I HeiP tattl i uttler-
-I etk nil tW 1 (Vonr.V Ai i -u - -- & . Ii I, I' tapir ltuertt
Re-twalua,1hutAItfuewenl'eutl gt I'ftiifor - I tillt tutiutuhe
1) It LRu - ,u P &0-(l 10 g-ate- t11ttue lti li - -4I Ik no it
lige 1Il IVtltue-.] in 1AIl MIl·l ie-et - 't00 kri
nails Il .1 We-t- Il tueisa atuiphu II iI II hug,- lie-l--IA
1ilite tilrlas. pV lip-11lip-- I lin P Iipistl I I 1,10 (ieillutiip
giutlAe- & Ieuu I i p15tlt l ip ti utd -i- I l ti hoit
1rleupue- Ngwe.i
N--t tutpa, Atull 24. 1 , reil: 101e-0ia. Ait je-ti
nut: Vraitk 'tnl-nr. M1 .-i ( tIle-it, !tloil rtIV;It,
(Ielltutea, FNtuutniuru, Iti.. t Ill, 11ie-4, hu1111 lilaUh,
Plitt s, *elnthn la hip, 0-0il. I Atte-t AdeIt--a
Aunerloa, (larlne-il. (Jull.. i17 tf ltitmnutuutl lu15
Arcinilli.
SA Ill IiJOA'TH.
ItEOUIAIi INUI N NA it, J.UIt4VII.E AND
NEw utIKA.. 4 rV iA(1ie'r.
hnQnvn ni WE1'N'gl4'' V.;H AtIl 2, tl a11. In.
) Iron t}IN'l' : NATI, f.'U0LItVI IIE
LXIl fvynt gll· LI ulllr r~ l~ HioiWo'n
i i ivavl~ I Ph" ,iaIr'rr,r wltaontn-'
tU n, PrullttlHI 1 Cairn. MI PClll WIll(
all jtntRrmadiaH n trrrir .·tn r t pant~llut~L. W1r«amtnC
*i I '. (Prlnr, Inl'tr'r, 1 I,+ tfinn"n, f t'frk
will lgvn as ihbpvp. IFor Irol lot or nanaIt"t' ap
plyv on board, or to WAYNiE ,t WIt~iAA Mar
o 1) 4$ I''' I riol.'r p root,
AIKANIAS E RIVEf
1lI lt t ALI i 4jP A rEI!A IlIVlI t'At'NETI'.
InavnnvOio W I' E l)aY, A-U til 2P tW. I'i. I.
to IEI'i' lI4TvITII, VA NIIU1VN
L·)irll an~I1Clll t ll It Il R 1'ne nt
and all wi.ylnn'li'tF 'Jt I alttdruft,
nil" anI fast ;,n'nitiPkr it~ooottnr
('ITt OP AErmuTi1N'',
Jf. I), Flliiolf. Maann ieIclittlak
will lIvan in slo~v. For Iroldi l-t t o faray
l il t ' l'onr'l, or to
i)1 t'ttLAR .l WINDITIIN,
JilIiU TAll A.I5IANtMAý I lVEII PAUCKET,
Lonaivn , WE )N Ir91)A 1ý A l 125 at ID1 m,
Jj ,Dirlnnocl"~ lull'l II" k. l'Inno Wolf
Pull 1 1i'' til 'I 1 VAN HUIIEN
nti all way lnandlnia--'I'ho liLht,
'1raft, nn') anti tat tmntrw'ngu"r Rl'4onior
,ith I)' Ha~irt Mnnlnr V It, Arthuir. (' lrk,
wIll l'Ivn na iovon, For ir'la or rtnaagn
ppfly ' onhoard orf to
UITIh, k P1AJLLIN, Agotlta,
DOUEF RIVE·t.
It (IXrilAlI IIhACAK AND IlVUI IIIVEI
JA (1K WI'.
I ~eav WlT1NPF0IAY AIrli 25. at 5 n. m.
LA jEjr irtiii ,1lIN'r, I±;Nrt);HN()N, (II1·AAII
1,4 Alln, )tntl Min tf~hl mit r ' l't and alll(
InnlIngi nl II'U1ttf and Jirlkl rivri-
1'hn FAtnatnIP
IR.A MO. 30,
'orn, 'r'ayl'', ,nnwtnar.
Will marvt n6 iljvn. F'aIn patiulal.IIr attnntIitrIo
to tIll JIlk IlIvor tl'itioni. For frntgt or
otn pn ap l y ' 'n I 'nar' 'it- I
tiput A. BRIT"I'I~ON. as (lrnvlar itto't..
OPELOUSAS.
It(IUIllA OPI'ELOURAM PACKET.
Il.eava nvrvy WElINEjHI)AY, at t I'. m.
S. . FOi1t WAHIlNGTON. Ol'.ELOV.
stre.Po tli. tltirrin. m Mirueiport. Ohurob
villn. n,1- il Itij ah lln . onu the Of'est
Atnhdaifnln.ityt lvir Itirl lpyou Uolurtableann-Thr
now and light-drrft Ftnamer
MA tiT Not. . s.
II. It. trottl. maois or. .1. II,. Mrlrlit, Iletk
wilt ttir vie n tt've. For fright ror taiest' ti
ply ,ri hlrt'l or in MBITTTON & EPPhEtL,
jt2wt if Att (Irtvin t' it r.nt
Pi . ( O, lo.t . ctcln'y with rei.l'iim r MtintlC
fir lhnyoln i lia hizi. Al..o givIes th;rIgh hiI
I~(UAIAII I I'IIIholMAH I'AIK! M '.
Sloa , v.ry BAT'I'Uii)AY iit if P. m.
Fl ill WAHHIINtIT'ON. O(i',LO
inn, i' t Jirlw n. Mltlrtifrpori. (litif t
villl. nwl .ll dItnlir.mra n the (JOiti.
Atl, titilnt rI v tvrl il Ilne ou C oritrlrtl i t-Tlhi
Unw titi light hrllt piAni.engor letuiner
IIII HII A,
A. P. Trot eltlin, rtsator. Tihtn.T Jo in, rilrk,
For frolght or unltatlrto ntij ly at. b~ asi or to
111fTK A i)ALI, N,
28 4 'I'tholl, pitoolltus nt ret. i
'. H. Colnn.te clr~an ly with alonrm,r MinLni
fir JIlayou In O(Itzon. Al o givoe through billl
inriing to jityou lit en
OUAOHITA RIVER. -
NEW ORLEANi AND ()UACIIITA IIIVEB
TIrANHtPORITTIrON COMPANY.
OUACI ITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROL.
reml-Weekly Ouachita City Packet.
lIvoi, every W EDNE DAY. at $. m.
B-FOIE OUAOCII TA CITY T>ý. ¶ l
i tn" Monroe and all way landingls
SThe st.mrnr
JOHN II. IHANNA.
(In plao of Ou.chital Bcelle.)
.7, W. Blanks. mnster, Jo Hololmes. clerk,
Will leavn retgularly on above. For freight or
patesnlog apply on board, or to
apt F. A. BlANK8. Prelident,
HITE & CA4ILINa BItII TO & EPor E,
JAIvNEY & WOIRK LOUD & MoPlEAKE, Ag'te
I'. H.--lire rcgutar connoetion with tll the
itrlbutartnr. _1__ el tIt
MERCIIANT8' ANt) PIANTEIIS' INDEPEN
DENT PACKETI
Loaveo on HA'I IJlDAY. April 24. at S.p M.
kP~i For Camnden Eldorado. Ou.nehita
lity. Monron, Trenton and all land
lI s on llMntk and Ouachitn rivers
The fine, new, lIght-draft passenger steamer
COTTON VALLEY,
Joe W. Carlton. mtster,
will leave as above. For freight or passagee ap
ply on boardt or to
DOUGLAS & WINBURN. a5 Natohez st.
A. TBIITTON, at Gravier at.
P. R.-Will give through bills lading to Bayon
lartholomnewto Bayou D'Arbonne, with privi
lego of rslhlppintg. a2p
ALDERNEY DAIRY
- AND
LADIES' LUNCH ROOM,
142......Canal Street......
Rtefreshments in home style at living prines.
Open from 6 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Cloted on Sundays. mhss em
LEEDS' FOUNDRY.
LtsBTABZaSExD IN mJ.
CormP Dal rami F 1 s.te u*ts..
NEW OBLEANS.
We areprepared to manufaotur
STEA.I EzGII xsM, BO11,as,
BSUGA MILLS, OUGa3 KJITL MP
DaNIzxno MAKmas i, s8w MItL,
orrrol Nlhw.]AmI O asmw,
4GasIo
NT3AV3OATN
girt SIVE
btltltlO + ehrfl
r itN wa *6 It r #tiaratndtw~ks- , ;
hglr Aeim~WA *'
fi Pori P fl Vo mAND UMUNwom.
Col. A P Ko*iw, r . It Ronne, wiatui.
Leavesa W1t*kF'1m AY, Aril m, at ft, d
Mara Leliset, lId J. llrlnkmr, mabt#.r,
I -'mvm'q NAtvtntIAYd April 2P, at b Ili hi.
Pon RtnltPxnr
d1. H. bautese W. Et, Mrl.!bagney, taaiet8M '
Ijeaven HA IUJtbAY. April 9R, at M V, lA
No whzfibnaat ahtttAa, drayape y t jmýia 4 '
will tmn nil armpd b y ll l''r
WletlZr i"am ,) l'a irrnwikt N ~pcrt Tm.iU
Vot ire Ir lIt mm! ln~kwal6ittl, in bow
Txvit": Riii U imimtmfimr imp itn
bra'llu, r (0, Fll t'fl r 'P t, la e
CIIARY/" 9tt'(`Pt. O
tI 1'r1N (A OA f1FF..'
Alrt .irnmrlnN
ggteE ,)ry, Alolmit tlrl r, or't~ a~`
sil wear landi
q l e w lgat Able , I. t'ln nomtt, wAajef ,
tBavin m tvar A'rty tAU ' , at Vi li lld
Will tleavR ruI,!mtlrt 'n II' ", 1ltr frolab)#
triPRa m n Dm l'lpy 1.' ntinar I r !.,
1.t: 41, g
Ni,, N l Cnmmr h
VIUI 41ý;ýI tr 13tl.
UNITED 14TATFM MAhL1 PAOtiftIT,
Leaves eve ('t b#A3et h
Inn net- r» a attsg
Komi',1B. LBr,t
W.a latn.nboull, e teeter,
A. Mit eoVay atn i. J I. HMosgo, mleths,
leavs ra s pbiov, a rý,.ýr n(tSI flpibtl4 '
Pf'ripvt'e Llfto fos Jilboff t+ v t1,
er, Dier Oreek an eltsh Ii,
hrou
Monroe d al ong on
po rW U.71 Mae h jgT,1
l Vl ebnrf and the
aneet iUaeeeuveee 1.aael
WAAwK PAS@OV4f.
., M,. White, k"Ahter, a Atoies, IIS
eryI aeabove, V
Wltl a t jnfoj] rln tAl
Meai ral~noiverr, For ,IW&01 N
ePtrf on board, or to
Illnnta~q~dail
hrough Tulle of b on
Mnnroe (11 l oa o
(pc k~p¶is an( f' no
ATUBDtAY
als- pestia~er _ ýý '
T. V. Leathers, mnastet, M ul ctg -.R
~krndto~a D6~fl(S~iviip'Air~ nbirl atd~ if -
tit110 IDrl
poo
Througth tll 0f ladopg e Jveato
Monroe an al btSt i Lon elakebunDfrl
flATOU GAZA.
in, l~Ingu- erwled.'o~ n it
BOYe 11'. ALLUR.
(In olaeo of steaxnr W. N. Pike,)
Jr. J. birown. weister,
Leavnes MONAY and f=AT, 0#0
Sae dm A. U. paoI
_UPrnIR COAST. _
rrrrsolL~ltr Till-W ,etc r 1 I~; ,tt~
ioovu, #rvfty MONDAY, WkD LIAY M4 :
HATUJIIAV at Ir) ta, m., imzfnci rg
WEtIINE1PA Y A ri Un. e
you AIhL4) vA1 A
Ae 'i'rnj tin 1,411 If na1 "
irtil aill BAuf In ing*- A
eli3e-wlnrl paasetfge!r steamemer
R.. A. (Ir,rntetck, m a ter,
(1 oo. M. Woods and Cbhg. Denan, oitklt
Will lelveo ai above. tthrnlntt 1ev
land i'lantrtttiop '1' ttiday ''huirs a&y as4Rj
rlay, ''inlng down th (n u In 4ayi ý
fr.'lght or peassNie a1 nrIynoar or
IM4 All i t iiit 1 In tI, day
SEMI-wEI~fi~t zMtfttl Idg ·I·
Loaves every MO A iAat V.m. in.an >rAl
d. I . Autin. masater. P. A. (vrlet, ecnPI
Pays partIcular attntio to wayb 0
returns down the Coast Sundays
drays. for freight or pass5 OaI ;
or to 3 ·4 LA y
top 10 tM i 1WBE4
UIiOULAIiT Y DAYLtWE9
STO 00'~ XpUJRpArU'h pA~
tionAsnenalofl aatll-1
steamer ZVA,
Louis Ranon master. Norbert 1109s1M
Leaves' as aboveeovary Monpda~y Wed*sdw~
Saturday at 1e a. W. NImu
BKMI.WBBIiLW!AX ý#ýýLAVOtOIIQ~ES
Leaves h ew Orleans every
MOND atS 6t a.reurnis ev etv ""
otIuAx aids tUl A even Wg. lot'
orp s C1~39t~ie ~=I d~;OitOg i"
etconte senr t asr fenvws ".
P. 14.-WIll carry freight as low as azy cJ
the trade. jmff
Leve evr ODY tIa.,sdUA
The ztseweain
Frank rBergeron, master, JOa Nr 4esR ·
retnrnlI est~ver SNio Band
mfn. anstheoslt r

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