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FIINANCIAL ANhD COU.U CI AL
ROM ?AMWtlA ,
OPIOI NFW OttfAIAN8 Db ooilIO AT, I
Wednsdavy Evening, April 8, 1877,
13W OaLAKU cLUEING 3 I.wr,
Thus far thid week.... 8,804,409 O) *68,oa1 28
"ame time last week.. 6 0416090. 88 78,. 88
Total last week........ ,,081047 80 1,180,104 28
Total week before.... 7,918,921 18 886,61800
The demand for money eattined moderate to,
, both In bank and on the street, and oommer
ll wa Wtaobti ed. Utnder the cotree of
York mauket° old was irregular and
e 6a811ne of ~ o. The movement
d. Foreign llmhange followed the
gold, eleslag at a slight falling of.
Oby w atee were reported. New York sight
Stock were in fair seqest and firm. .ates
bonds and premium b6nd showed a slight de
cline. Pollee aertlbsate were about I 1 sent
higher for Vebrutry's. hile March Issues were
quoted at about Iystetda)y' rates, and per diem
arrants triled a I ih decline.
The followlng ruotiot was adopted at this
morning's seslion of the itook E.ohange:
RIotloed by the 8tock Bachangs, that here
after in the sale of bonds the purogaser be
required to etll on the seller for the delivery of
the bonds,
We continue to quote: E.soeptional commerial
r --4 W sent petr annum discount; Al do,
10; -ond grade do. 1L210' collateral lors
Socla mo.rtgagees bs , and second
do, 11
Rd. o6ened t 1068l 07l, against 107 at
New York and after limited business closed
at i4O$i071, aqaint 107 in that market. The
saies were oonfned to $14,000, embracing dl00,t I
a 1i, e1000 and 80010 at 107, 80060 107b nad
68000 as t 1t07. .
Foreign Ma.bangs was irregular, and elosed at
a slight deolie.,
The sale of sterling omprised only £8700,
embtrcing £1000 bill of lading at 617%'. 8500 do,
"h820 t 02060 -o0-i , -atd2i and £1A tbank-at
only sale of hnanos reported were 90 000
ootmmere.ta at 448%, and 80,o00 bank sight at
At the close stedlinl bills were quoted at 681
810f tor bill of lading and At clear, and --q
'122% fr bank (bank counter rate --eO921, and
francs at 4.8I0.4 85 for commerolal and nominal
for bank.
New York iht was unchabsnged. The sales I
comprised 885,000 embraoing 520,000 commer
cdil and $1S,0O privote bankers' at 0-81 ~) cent
premium, and 150,000 prliate bankers' a 8-16. 1
The banks continued to cheek oh New York at s
4P cent premium, and commercial eight was
e.dll quoted at 6.18, 0
The following le the o01oial statement of the t
sales reported to-day at the Stock l~Eohange: a
1000 shares Louleiana Levee (preferred) at 75 a
Sshares Louisiana (Ootton lie (o., at 5200 00 d
17 shares N. O. (as light 0O., at....... 107 00 5
17 shares N. U. u asight oh , at....... 108 00 0
0 shares Mutual National ant k, t..... . 60
80 shares Hope Insurance on., at.... o' 00
80,000 State Consols at....... ........ 74
S0,000 do .............. 74
20,000 do ............... 74
8,000 do 74
25,000 do ................ 7
Making a total of 816,000 state Consols.
$80,000 Premium Bonds at ............. 4
88,000 do ........... 4
10000 do (8. 00 flat)........ . t
making a total of $168,000 Premium Bondes.
1700 Half.paid Olty Coupons at ..... 37
200 Per Diem Warrants at .......... 2'1,;
4,000 do ............ 8.
00 do '...........
.,0(00 do ............
8tooks were in fair request and firm.
State Console and Premium Bonds thnwed a
slight decline; the former closing at 740741,, and
ths latter at 34%4@84%.
Pollee Oer+iloate closed at 94@95 for Febru.
Mry lssueH, against 980@4 yesterday, while March
issues continued to rue at 91q91.
Per Diem Warrants were quoted at 82R0!.83,
against 980@8 yesterday,
IOM3R33hIAL.
OFFICO NEW OBLEANf DHEMOOIRAT,
Wednesday Evening, April 24. 1
cQuottionse ren nt prim'aC for round lots ru i
first hands, u.dess other,"t slated. It ~ling O
small orders higher prices are paid.
OOTTON -- The sales to-day (not inoluding
600 bales aditional yesterday) summed up 4200
bales, at Irrelular and easier prices, requiring
a redotion of a prtial o in our quotations.
We give also the figates and report of the HE.
obhange, as below :
Inferior .................... ; 8
Low Ordinary......... . 6 ®8
trict Odidinarg y ............. 9 0
Good Ordinary ..........V 9r ý3 l ,
Strict Good Ordinary....... 9 .' 10
Low Middling ..........10..o. l0. 10ý,
StricMot Low Middln.......l0%o .0f,
ri k ..ing...........11 *llv 11
ood. Maddting ..........li. l, l 113
Mlddan Pel t .............. i\, 12Qt, c
Fair.................. . 1.9l .
There appeared to be very little movement
during the morning, but later in the day a more
activedemnd was developed, which resulted in
sales to the comparattvely liberal amount noted
above, buyers for the Continent, Franoe and
Great Britain participating mostly for the Oontl.
nent. Prices exhibited considerableo rregularity
some transactions beng ast previous rates and t
the rest at an Irregular falling off o
of a partial ', to a full ',, exoep.lonai sales fn
havfng been made at a fracton under our inside a
tigttee, The dispatches reported Liverpool quiet b
at previous rate wth sales of 7000 bales and
arrivals 1.8201.14 l ower Htaves dull at a droline g
of 1 franc, and New 'YoA closing at a decline of 2!
No on spots (l.10 in the morning and 1-18 later) bh
ani lower for uttree, whcth at noon had given
way 6.1000ib.1000, with the falling off the i
reateti t-he laterio .t, but closed t not 8(
decline of 110-00014.100o in April to Octobers
and onl 6.l0008-1B00 in the later months. f
The .obange makes the amount on abipboard 21
net cleared (before today's exports of 804 bales) a
u1,198 Ale, em for Lverpobl. 18,854 t
fop Ma. e, 178 or ..e Northb ea, 8906 for
Dremi 9,7 o i S 90 for the Mediter.
raieasaanda4 28 i eoasewlse porS, leaving in
seeagre es toits accout at 1 I m. 168,548
, glay a part wkalotbd on sale.
• At noon, ay MIlidhag was quoted at Gal.
vestoS at 10' 0; a Mobile at 10%@t10%c; at 8a
vannah at io.yO; OCharleston li'.o; at Wil- D
mington at 100o; at Norfolk at lyo; at Bal
Stmore at 11 1-c0; at New York at llc; at Boston
t11~0; at. MemPhis at 10 o; at Augusta at
a; t Ph ladelphia at 1 o; at Oinolnnati at
- sla tºý t. Louts at 10.o
S L. x ,bhanl.e reports: "Sales 4500 bales. At
iiegulsr and easy." 01
O* W oodW.wusrur. D
d 8eot. t. 1-bales.......... 29,377 Di
last statement.... *.oa14 .
.. .. ..........1.319.11.--1,3824,117
1I I5J.iY-1.,11.109
to
Ana*
0 hatst
ha e"a at our ndama gImmeat
d b B aW a hve so uefeatter to notice
in the m et sa eontinttte to quote so foilower
1by asam-ttoon to tLtverpooi 1142d I to bre,
men tolw New9Yrkt t iMi t BoSon, Provil
dence, . Iver, Phildelpbla and aIintimore,
via New ork, o. Gratn to liverpool Sy$@t.t;d.
by sitl--Uottn to Liverpool 8-l1di to liavre
e t to Blretin 4,i0l to the 1e ltle )tl, to
V tlcs o,: bnt Boston e grlatu to tdralltoti -d,
SatAlt--televoed this morningt 1 hhdAa.
The market is exsoted but prisee are nuhate.ged,
The receipts, together with some lote under the
shed, sold : Common 7%;y, god oommon 8
8 a, fair $, Mgood tfaime %tt , tull fair a,
prime 9%, strictly prime 0 n, .hoice O0, see
10to e 8 rOe eentttf.fi l .sd, yellow elarialed
tMO&LW i8--lteoelved this morning 812 b le,
The absenee of sufficient stook to meet the de.
meand has strengthened prices, and we note an
advance of 2do t gallon. All the supplies sold,
together with some lots utder the sheds. Com.
mol 8,, fair o40o prime 44c, striotly prime 48&,
and choice t800 gallon.
FLOUIR-Only 900 bbls oname in this morning,
a, d there is little or none on4he way here, ihe
stock on hand ts small and high grades are soarce,
and the medium and lower graded are becoming
more in demand. Farther ilnitallons oame in this
morning to hold at $11, sand some offers of $10 60
were refused for cholee extra. The market is
active, excited and still advancing, and though
much of the stook is held ff, the sales enmbrace
1840 bbls, of which 25 fine at sO 75; 1i9 double
at $7 90; 100 100 and 212 low treble extra at 09;
d1, 0S and 26 good do, at 0 P; 100 and 38 do, at
53 SU; 88 do. at 61 7; 70t 10, io0 ioo0 100, 200
and 800 eholos treble exts a't s$l; o00 do. at
I10 190; 100 at $10 98: 0, 60, 200, o00 and 200
ohoice extra spot and 192 to arrive at 610 10; M11
and 25 at 010 70 per bbl. Some offers of $8 60
were refused for low treble extra.
Our quotations are revised to conform with an
advance of 25@0c0 V bbl einde yesterday morn
ing, tand we now quote Common $8 00; fine
stO 0@0 75 ; superfine (or7C l 11; double extra $7 78
@8 ; low treble extra $8 504i9 good do. $0 2UO
0 0 ; choice treble extra $9 750 1¶0 ; o'/ h de
extra $10 .54@1?07 ; fancy and amtly t I i bbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain 00o above these prices
in their order trade.
Chicago opened this morning at $1 80 June for
wheat -and elose-d at ti 71 Jutn .nd $1 A Lthef
year St,. Louis quoted wheat $2 17 nash for
no. 90 0 04@i 05 for No. 8.
iYA FLUrt--Is selling at $85 I bbi.
C00tN FPLOUIi-Uommands $3 75 bbl.
OOWN IEAL--None received this morning.
TIhere was so act:ve demand to.d y, and prices
advanced 150 # bbl, and the stook was held to.
ward the close at 918 15 bbi ; 175 bbls sold,
comprleisg 10i0 and 100 at $2 75; 100 at $9 80; 7,
35, 100 10o and 200 at $2 85 ; 100 at $1 90 ; 11 0
at $2 oh; 200 and 200 spot and 100, to arrive, at
58 1 bbl. Dealers are jobbing at $8 251@1 0
ihbbl. An ofier of 03 10 was refused for 200 bble
spot,
PORK - 8mall stock in few hands and none I
coming in. The market was excited and active
to-day under tho influence of Western telegtains I
and E'uropean war news and prices have further I
advanoed fully 37%o with a further upward ten.
dency. Holders are now asking 017 00 for mess
and refusinn less, and limitations of $1s came in
from the West this morning. Dealers have
marked up their job prices to $17 75018 1 bbl. 4
1156 bbls sold, comprising s5 at 017 00 and 60 on
private terms, 160 to arrive, 100 106, O0, 50, 100
and 200 spot at $17 29 t bb, and 100 bile at
017 o1y. bbl. Last evening 112 bbls sold at
$10 5 u obl.
f Obhirlso opened this morning at $10 )00 bid
June. Later $1 021t June.
DRY tALT fEtll'1-The market has advanced
Sfully o over yesterday's prices, and a car land
of hadl cask sbhoulders sold this morning at l5,o
SI;N they are quoted loose atB .9@0, and packed
o f lb; and dealers are jobbing them at Go f lb.
SBlue noon 18 000 1t4 shoulders, loose, sold on
the landing at b.ac; 21,000 tbs in four lots at t0:
10 boxes pot and 60 to arrive at 0o t lb.
1AGEON -This artiole has also advanced fully
'4o, and shoulders are now held at 40,o; clear
Sri sides )";o clear sides 14"0 ft lb. Dealers are
jobbing sboulders at o7, clear rib sides 90!,
clear sides 10o I lb. 15l, It and 95 oasks clear
sides sold spot and 25 to arrive at l91. 10 casks
Sclear rib spot at 0/e; 10 boxes do. at bs o and 6
o tats shoniders at 0"' 4o It, together 101 pack.
a res, Mt. Louis quoted clear rib at t1l.r9.15,
clear 9),?%@0 ,.
LAD--1'Prces have been marked up '4o,
though the demand is confined to the local trade.
liere Is quoted at 10@10L4o for pokers'and
1.'i(10 c for refined; keg 1.,.11o0 llc it,
I)ealers are Jobbing at 'o, Above these prices.
F Obiongo quoted 10.;46 Jnne to-day.
IHAM.-Ohoioe sugar-cured, small size, desir
able for Cuba command llt lat2l e lb. Ordinary
average and large sie ares ull at (IUr01 o i It,,
Sasin brand. Dealers are jobbing at lc above
these prices.
IRE AKIFAST BACON-Is dull at 91r*10/o0
WHISKY-I-ectified is selling at $1 03@1 08 1
gallon, as in proof and brand.
COON IN BOfLK-None on the market. Yes
terday white sold at 600 fP bushel, but the mar
ket is now much higher fur supplies to arrive.
OOW P'EA.8-Are in active demand and prices
are advancing; (100 sacks Wbippoorwlll and poor
mixed sold to a dealer at $1 (.0;1.0 Whippoorwill
sold at $1 70; 100 poor mixed at $1 80; 100 sacks
mixed seld at $2 05; 150 clay mixed at $2 10; 50
at $2 15; 125 clay at $. 20, and 100 clay sold at
$2 25 f bushel. )oealers are selling Whippoot.
will on country orders at $1 80; mixed $1 $0@2 15;
clay $2 260(2 ,15 1 bushel.
I'ACKERfl' HUG rltDIIUOTd_--Prime mros
pork is selling in the order trade at $10; extra
prime $12 50; rump pork $13 f bbl; pig pork
$ 0 50 bbl.
COlN IN .ACK~-Is in light upply with .a
good demand at firmer prices. The market
opened at h00, but later, when'advioes were re
oeived from the West, holders were not disposed
to sell under 65o for choice white and very little
offered at that, it being held higher, 63o was re
fused. (0(0 sacke sold, of which 700 and 2000
white mixed at BI0, 11)00 and 1800 white at o00 c
bushel.
OATd--The aupply is fair and the demand
good at firm nriees. 1700 sacks sold, of which
200 choice St. Louis at 4c9, and 1500 do. at 48c f
bushel. Galena Is quoted at 5trd1s2c 't bushel.
BRAN --There is none on the landing in first
hands; the last sold this morning comprising
800t-sak-s at4I -050-t-100 h.
HAY--Good supply and fair demand. Prices
for choice are irmer. 2050 bales sold, of which
250 and 300 prime at $15 80, 500 choice timothy
at $18, 900 choioe at $18, and 100 do. at $18 50 ilt
ton.
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW OR1IL`ANI DEMOORAT,
Thursday, April 26, 1877.
Daily 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.
Augusta........... 8 2 0 2
Uairo............. 88 9 0 4
Oinolnnati......... 22 8 0 1
Davenport.........6 0 0 2
Dubaque .......... 7 3 1 0
Keoluk ........... 9 2 0 9 "
Leaveneorth...... 13 0 0 2
Louisville.......r.. 9 10 2 0
Seamphis.......... 32 1 0 0
Nashville.......... 26 7 0 20
* ewOrleans....... 4 8 2 0
Omaha.. ......... 6 U 6
Plttaburg.......... ' 10 0 10
8hre por.t.... .. 95 1 5 0
St. Phl........6 10 0 1
"ltoNksbrg... 9 2 0
NELSON BOM, rt. S re. 8er. U. 8. A.
1,Rrvax s.-Isabekl. ,mma, Willie, W. J. Poite
ent, ' Dawn,.. . Dun t.he, Maua Louise, Henry
Tale, Mary Ia' $
8 ri as.-Isabel, -Col. A. P. Kouns,
va Blue ingll. 8, Sandy No. 2,
ti kaa ,At
Natohes, O
;ertha, Opelousast
irawth quite a hsayy
Zdk.' . ke*
art
o d&' s w wwr mpbar wad With ioe, burges in
+ W.J. Potterentri the old reliable of the
r. Temtead daewon trade, Is reoelving for a re
e. toa hn A. oudder will be the next arrival
tro from 8t. Lomte.
to he Belle of Shreveport leaves St Louts astur
d. 41a, the Grand lenirblio having changed her
k.a of departure to .thrmday MSa 0. erg
d. ae mentioned tanday lt tha Mr, Ceorge
he Woods, of the Blue Wins, would leave for touie
L vlie tbhi week on a chort visit, and that Capt. 8.
rls o waold have charge of the ofmoe in his ab
-o sense. Mr. Woods leaves Friday, and OCapt. eno
Rd started in yeeterday. There is no better known
clerk in the ~oast trade than Capt. lieno, and
es. Captains domstock and Woods, who seem deter
e mined to do ever.thing to please, have made a
an good selection, The Blue Wing will return to
, day and leave Saturday at 10 a. nm, for the Ash
a- planttation, Aseenslon pariah,
, The receipts of cotton yesterday, for this sea
on of the ear, were heavy. The Willis had 18
4, bales, Poltevent 16, Dawn 1.O, Durfe 1,781, Par
t goud 481, and Maria Louise 1,439; total 4,469
h, balee.
g They advertise New Orleans tsboats at Cinei
is oali: "Now by Nt. Paul, the work goes bravely
0 on. Still shead. Alwavs Independent. Poolor
Is Bopoal, oere we are," etc., esc.
h The Dawn, after an absence of three months,
a during whloh time she has been running above
le Shreveport, arrived yesterday, aid will go into
; lating-up quarters.
S The dandy Frank Pargond arrived on time
0 from Atkopolls, and will return to-morrow, as
it usual. She Is a splendid steamboat--no finer
0 afloat,
8 The Hetry Tete, called by her friends the
0 boaquet beat, leaves to-morrow at 10 a. m. for
the is.fourche through to Thlbodaxa,
S Tbhe trl-weekly Upver Coast packet Eva will
- arrive this evening, and return Saturday as usual.
s The Eva will go as high as Ben ' ureasd's.
4 The Natbche is due to-night from Vicksburg,
p and will return as usnou Saturday.
The Bart Able leaves Haturday as usual for
Alexandria and Orand Ecore.
The Bertha will arrive to-night from the At
ohafalaya, and will return Saturday.
The Frank Pargond, J M. M White master,
f Meessrs. Holmes and Uaimes clerks, leaves to-day
r at l p. m. for Vickeburg, (reehnviTle, ArkopTis
and all Bend landings.
The seml-weekly Coast and Bayou La,9four -le
packet Eureka, In plea of the Trenton, leaves
to-day at O p . m. for Thibodaux U. D. Terre
bonne commands, II. D. Terrebonne clerk.
The flne elde-wheel passenger p eket City of
Augusta, J. D. Emiiott master, Joe Elliott clerk,
leaves to-day at 8. m. for the Ark nsse rive,,
through to Fort tSmith, taklng freight for all
Bend landings.
The light draught eteamer Shannon, John De
Hart master, C. Ii. Arthur clerk, leaves to day a'
6 p. m. for Fort Smlth and all way landings on
the Arkansas.
The trl-weekly Lower ('coat pscket Emma
leaves to-morrow at 1 p. ti for the Frank'in lie. e
Mill. Oliver Canton, Jr.. master, J. J. Donovan i
clerk.
The semi-weekly Coast and Baton linUge
packet St. John, Frank Bergeron master, J. U.
Bergeron clerk, leaves to-morrow at 12 m. puon
fnaly. *l
The Coast and Bayou Sars United States mail
packet Gov. Allen, J. J. Brown master, 8. 5. F
Wtreck clerk, leaves to-morrow at I p. m.
The regular Merchants' and Planters' Inde- t
pendent Ounachita Itiver packet Cetton Valley,
Joe Carlton master, leaves Saturday, her re glar e
day, for Camden. She lays at the head of Cross-,
man street.
The Maria Lotises, H. J. Drinker master, Eong.
Harrow clerk, leaves Saturday, sure, for tihlrve
port.
The C. H. Pu. D e, Capt. Wallace MoOheeney, G
Clerk John Mohiesney, leaves, just as surely,
Saturday for Minden.
IBy Telegraph.]
AtIxAInnIA, April 25,-To 1. W. Adams,
agent, No, 21 Commercial Place: 8teamier tlarl
Able leaves here at 1 p. m.; will go through Jane
Ittver on next trip, leaving Saturday as usna'.
It. rnntorr, Master.
BOrmriTwIT I'A5A, April 24, 1877.
To Capt. C. W. Howell, corps of Enugineers, l.
H. A.:
Depth of channel at mean low tide 17 feet.
Least width for that depth, H0 feet.
lligh tide at 6 p, m.
Height above mean low tide, 2 feet.
Deoth of channel at high tide, II9 feet.
Depth of channIl if referred to the plane of
average tood tide, 19 15 100 feet.
Duttom hard.
U. H. ELWELL,, Master MoAlister.
IXtCHANA8 (O t,'PtINN.
CtrctnATIr , April 2..--Te widow of A. J. A.
Gray, who was pilot on the steamer Judge Tor
renoe during the late war, wants the adiress of
any of the otlfcors of said vessel at the time of
the battle of Arkansas 'ost. Any Ierson know.
ing where any of saidl ofiloers are will confer a
great favor upon her by addressing Mre. B. E.
Gray. Xenia, Ohio.
rT. Louis, April 23.-Capt. J. B. Davis, of La
Orosse, who, with Capt. D.vidson has secured
the contract for transporting freight on the Yel
lowstone, purchased on Monday, frim the Dis.
mend Jo Packet Company, the steamers Arkan.
sas and T'ilal Wave, together with four new
barges. This will make fifteen steamers that the
Keokuk Northern Line will have in commission
on the Missouri and Yellowstone.
There is now at IBismarck, awaiting transpor
ta'ioi,, about twenty thousand tons of freight,
mostly material for the construction of forte.
About the e1st of May, when the boars oimmence
running, there will he upwards of eighteen thou
sand tons at Blsmarck. The four barges pur
chased in thils city will be tie first iealt of that
kind that have ever been Introduced in that far
off, country, and Captain Davis proposes to show
the natives and 'croakers' that these valuable a'
quisitions to steamboats can be profitably usced
on these rivers. The government agents will
also take with them, when the friight is moved,
six hundred mechantis to aid in the construction
of Utited itates forts, bridges, etc.
The new steamer Gon. Ouster built by Com
modore Kountz, draws 15 incites light. With F50
tons of freight, her draught of water is 3 feet 3
inches.
The coal trade about Pittsburg, Pa., is a colos
sal enterprise, and as the larger share of the fiuel
nsed in the cities along the Mississippi valley, as
well as steamers plyin in touthawestern waters
and the Mexican Gulf isdrawn from that vicinity,
all information regard ng tills industry will doubt
less be interesting to many. During the first four.
teen days of April shipments of coal down the
Ohio river were 5,3110 bushels the moat of it being
for Cincinnati and Louisville. During March
there was loaded and shipped southward by river
from Pittsbnrg 11,808,201. bushels, and during
February 8.86J.950 bushels. There was also
shipped over the Baltimore and Ohio sail
road to Plttsburg from the mines along the
Monongabela river during March 9,87J tons,
and by the same road East 9,608 tons; 18,788
tons in all. The N. and 0. road carried
away in the same about 5800 tone. The cost per
bushel of coal loaded in pool No. 1 is 3 cents, in
pool No. 2 it is 4 cents, and in pool No. 4 about 21/
cents. A general move is made to reduce minig
to 2 cents per bushel, which will be resisted by
the miners, and at present not half the works are
operating. There are too many miners in the
valley, and there is a general exodus to other
parts. Navigation was open to all points on the
river during the entire month. Much time was
taken up during March in repairs to damages
made by the late disastrous breaking up of the
toe and shipments fell below those of the same
month last year. The ontlook is not encouraging
or April, partly owing to the lack of water cratf
and partly to slack business.
The Keokuk Northern Line are now running
thiough to 8t. Paul.
MARINE NE WS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
April 26, 1877.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ital bak Zhro, Ruaso, tor Bordeaux
• U Barsetti
Span 'aMHafo, Font, fr Barcelona
Pnig. Corral &co
ue SorelI Luna, for Gibraltar
Master
ayr vlluae, LcCearn, for unatan
S Joe P Maoheca
s~-4
Arrived.
d ol M1nl A ,el 4 days from Roatan. to J
dq" frpm Falmeuth,
si St Lounis, ' with 4
e ble tmaser, sb tp, itom Lo sec Comit
i"frmm oncwueei, o amwr Ro
Dawn. Truelow, from taitla, ltpper itfled River
ltAATfiOATO,
.1 M White's thtee boats, from Tennesmee
Below oming Uip.
flask Hlumboldt. Daesarglt, 44 days from Blordesit,
t ) master
Rompertes
1OBflt)DAUX-Per bark 7eiro--ioell se.ke corn
0. te s a d4 9 eke beeswasx ohk wiUo I ease linen 9000
c pm staees
j ATAfAt-Per pobr May Eveline.-- bhls poek
bhl biena-ds bf bbls flour I Ice baoon 9 00 feet, lumber
B 41r.RILONA--1'er bark Maype--8104 bales cotton
91,000 roe states
S HGi AiT'A H.--- Per brig (!ilque orrelle---19Pn
bble cotton *eed nll
SJinprts.
1ttATAN--Per sehr (Carrls .Jtnn---1P00 Innohrte
) Iaransn 1000 pineapeple 9800 enormnuto t bbls linlit
0000 plantains I Oteri
lTTIILA--Per scohr John Aiwor-l-100 bnnoblro
Sbansndl 9500 0one0 ute .1 P Meohesa
Y.ItA U(JRUI -Per eitneahip Ulty of Mxleno----
f7 10 in sliver AveAdano Ilron-5t.7 do t U Adstn-
1000 In ape ite S I. Boryd--t rMae elllars Pulg, Uorral
&to--t0 bIles Itile 00 Itry hides I bl hboney i (F U er
llean-.0 bales oflie 9O0bT bags do Smith Biros &o--V4
do 401 bales dn 1 blt brandy Oordon & Gomilta--_-4
bales otot skite 9 bales deer skins 900 hblde GI bhil
honer 9 bales India rubber li bales eatmapenrillt 5t
eea'ms ohblle 11P4 wAes do 0 bale. elltte 8 ieage co.t'e
J M Withbrepeon
Reelpts orf rodued.
Tl'ti)ODIAUX-Per ste.mer Hanry Tete--1I bhds
sutat H lelltratu--etoidrl.e to order
tII'PBItH OAST--Pe etnomer Mary Ida--1I hbtn
atgar L GOolohaik--t90 nt J s,evni & .Jetnirnn-15 do
) ' onist--I bbl do 10 sacks torn Dr D) W Ilriekell
--stndrles to order-Total 47 hbtl sugar I bbl dio 10
s1e0s corn
B' LIH(TH--l'er towboat (rennd lake Nlo 9 with 4 o
barges--I barge tllemerr J II Mohiffy--P0 ( sesks cao I
47 sacks bran 1B 9 eaoks tern Soni bbis nipeal Uhas
Pleasante--00 de 100 bbls flour IRogers &. Mit,'lell- -
900 do Howard & Preston--IoU do Petireaeuville &on
--14 do II liroeeel -.00 lhf dio ( P'soal &eo-10 det.
4753 libl do 19ll lib a niel 3517 tbls grito 0.000 bushels 1
corn n in bk it over at 1i-em-ialt;= - --eh-nkme o -t-ft -
hbs meal 195 hbl flnour sethewabhoher & Mllraoh--00O
do 10 hr do lS tif bbln lard N () & M K It-R tle do o It
toe meat o0 ixns d, 400 tblst be`r iO) lIbIs meal 540 bls
fl.er 80 bhalf do al pkge mdsq.a A Whitney &dce---
bbles tnrk 10 bix nmeot Vose lros--O do, J I Kent a&t
rn---8 do 4 casks do I000 bble pork I9:10 sanks rorn
Sohwebaotbelijf wonleld & 'ieifer-I-li te. lard li(ce
A Nortln,--IOu le UI II ,)tlen-3) ike cb moet 00 boxesl
do OltI me l cnoa 10s IlOls bheer 50 khgs asds I1 Vor
ster--O blds beer Jr Iollalnder----i nesRs trunks Fl -
Ilesne--9 do Blltnkt' Line-30 1lee A Ji lecket--4vdcr
sanks corn 10 snacks ,bran Vaiino & Mmnt lner---43 0
seks brann 714 lblis flour WV 1t Matthews & BIoe---1.i
bales twine Stonme & ITulto -9 bbls h tgasa Jice, Blorn
&to--I d0 Mullen & HIllinwany-0 bitle oil H M IiTolid I
--I. bre egs i h)dlis hIoneds IU A (lve-t & Hrm--:19 leile
bosltcfflFU Welntllltcg---l bhrges Iche (ieePeoit U( t.
Ile ton---al jiloblm flour 940 bisl meal Valein & Mer
timer-Total llI bble flour 310 do 1049 lbin melleal 4
anchks bran l009 IIina pork 30,000 btnshelms orln Ino Iulk Ik
015 I maks corn I(fS esnokm nats
MI NItN-l Per atemnior ( 1 Iltluffeo-ne 5alPe o.t,
toen in Ubafte & 1,ell.-5411 Jurey &. 11illi--;157 tilch
ardsion May 70 I lalborne &4e.u--17 (.lsifeF, flt+rlil
toen & 'etwell.--l4(l W Nelneli atea--tO H W Itawliie
-9 U ( l Waltnaiev &uo--mutdries t order---Tuotal 171t I
bale (o'ttolln
A JltLA 1'Ot.IM--1'er niitaio'r Firank 'arwoad --l58
P- I haleu 0ot1on Allen, Niugent acop---U5 ( app Hros itio
y,-:1 --1;htilardenn & May--45 Meyer WIo ani---`1,1
it Clelhtrrle &eo-t t .J L (lame kodroo---lt Uhalee, ti ateh
ton & Powell-iH P'aynle, Kenilnlty A&i0-8 Jtim aeflfi
drl:ulns -7 Lehmanc~, Abraham kola-7 Cr ig it. ?toga,'
--0t Alone, oltol-ok & Antity-It Iltoknh r $oid--f i 'I 1,
- o AireA dl I-:1 (irahain. Ittaok hiln--:t Jurory & (ililiti
.I J'1' It T nokir & It --- H It Newmatno hi,--I AILlok
hew & Moot" -4 MIjtlohoo, Knowelon A,. Vioi.-tt--a H
V, tlInItIol-M , c htiltep, Wood &oui--lt Pen-i.t. & (I1 tolon
--1 I)ot,' &-r'-- odi"r I Ilaknooloo &.--,-- II A itlt
loin &wO-I eItoopte H (Joons &co- --I John I Notto-
doI :IS)) aioka tattoo oeel, tIiiiiiii & 111-rood-- - I thJ do
10 U (Coltoiln iiil A eaooiC tttioi - lIlt eoika iotloo i, aIt
iteott lItootpe, WVood aio-t3:t1 aoke oltoako A A Ml,
ri glorok Kiong---;Ii ts,tt it aoit omit; i'e to 01u~ li- -'1,'ta
le 4H1 hal-n itt-1on I0 Poll eaooa et.tollti Reed
HIII ,VKItt'i'--lor I't-rPnieer Matla toniot -Oil
bale. itlt.tooi N ( & It It '1' U(-- 17.5 do U 11,I ogIg -lt.
.1 L tim 1Is &uon--tl H II ISte, ia-.t, .11 o- WIto A H&-ut.
--;t Kitrk, atilok & Keith--11 U 1, WitinotoRey 6-o--li
IPaytie. Kontodo y hen--- Ia MIyovr, Weto &oo-l5i A Ienii
8itberuk & A otoy- 1:1 IL'I' lintk, pr & Itri- Id Utmaffo,
Iliiiitt)iiii & IoweIt,- tI ol-didr--- 7 IttoHa( l o itaw, A MNa
7 iii ttMt-on. Miiore & t iitOiiitiu--J I'ioet. Yale & Itow
lutg-I t.lapp Itros &"i'i- - I I .W Itutli-tlge &-.n --:11a0
Ociho flottrl,'li col ItI tito h It .too (!halttl' &. Nrii ---7
tibl. tatlliw 7 tiari' htltIo N (It It It tIS, -- I litton
I 1110001 &w-00-t ionee tiarnn k; lti.),Iiio- -U heaiit~
IBtitle U a,-Io -ii it4 Atne, Mitchell & , --
aontllrb-pr to mil~er-- -Total~l I4.I.I Italic vorttc~a :Ito tanksk
oiitotn ueed i:t:I taidoaitlttle
H'1 NiAtti'IN V iit,I-- --1'r u~tmnrimr IWttt,, -- i
bale,, o~lish~l '1'iiiiiitor 0bilnm~ &o -li ito It Iluir- --tiO
Ihi atigar "' I ttllitir---lit iti tdlo L i-tiio- - 7 tii$
Iluietid A. tlhtrt"--- dt 7 bluei molaenno ittiieit Ala.-
17 bales anoot I Nlleli A, Wiliyttt - -- do, It t1 1 - t 441Mt.'
o11111- -Suit O, kiki A. Itllaiii--It ~dii Itykoeht ----7
do L ,anaoiiiue-letdi 1,i ito, ot a,--4t i-nuo wi:,ll
I ant nlulili-its to order--Total I-i halts cotton 'rte title
itogalngaul 7 i lnII,1oUdailt 01 iRdIke ilal
It LOYD -- Ioi etalotrr W JI P'oileiin1--t. Jliteot-it
ton Itt-n (torsn--, J - lry & Ullilq--4 H Ft toitnoltor
I ot o k(7 NowIoco-- tilt n.acks 01-ttin neeil N ti Cottonii
Spedi A oooi-tat-ioii---5 htidos iii lii- -- 4 bead tat-lti Ay
itookIt lit-it-tin .O-i- 4 do J40,)tnit-) o011 to litk o ood atoi
I esItuIuon to aordil- --lTotal 15 bales 001t oollt) neoks cot
IOWpI'. (:llAM-'- Pe t tnomar Isahoel--eiiidrint
to iitrlot
lAMf iou :(hAST-I'or eteaoot'r Ilob Frai-oier--
ennd lost to altletn,
I,()WIGI(C:()A AIU-l'e' itoanior Zotota- Ii bblu tlC,
and Illttlr-tee to ordarr
tOIA Nl'I' l ·lA-I.; ali ,. I awn--iLt 11 blc nlotton
Mitietleoi Oliowiten & Vboleit- ,:I (IVW ,'vtlell &-(o
-titJoo i'ni lp't&lo- A H - Alo. A , hotok & Atta.iy--74
thalltmroi &,o - -.-50 Bltittoun ItMoore A,. UoiemaII--44
Kir-kpatrick A, Keoiti---stit 'I' B Itmthito A,1-io- ----Ot
-111 (,thullI, A,1 M1t4 --4l .11 V Itit-tl ilyuA to -IH (!llpp
1111,5 *0.141--tllO -.Gttin 1.t1'W IV .1,,-ltirnon A&io---4
PiIIne, Keoummily I. o- IOU enoksl itako .Joo tltaii A,.
inlto.---0l4 heead lult torill! 30 41 tInuge Ay- oh, Mi omIt
kino---nimllii Ill ol-el'- -total 531 talon (liltinloOt
001,11 oidttah, 71I tililt Rtiick
'ISION N IL$MMk-I'li .1 M Whlit"l thris' olate -
000 ntavne Itobi. In11
]IURCEII'TS AT TPIIE NEW IIAHIN.
Anlito River -l'Ir ertem.or A lice- -- 2ihO thingler
6a cordas wood M I Munnov
Penar Rlver---I'er eintoanr MSjilr Whito-41,000 feet
lumber order
P'earl,liver-l'or sour Ieander .ajo --.26,000 feet
lumber W W Care &nco
Bayou LaIombo-'Per schr Ilk--1000 bls charcoal
Biayou Lacom.e--I'er acrhr Two Sons-.100 bhbl sand
order
Jordan liver-Per erlr Ihr LaBretonne---2..000 foeet
lumber .I I, Nevers
Pearl Itlver--I'r chr Biogue ilone ---4,000 freet
lumberl WV Adams
RECEIPTS AT 'TMi OL)D BASIN.
Paseagou a--Por schr Cointidence--i1i,0 bbin obar
oo.J I laster
li.iou Lacombe-Per schr Modet~--20 cords wood
Bayou Lacminbe--iPr echr Ilattlir M 'l0 cords wood
master
Horn Island-Per sohr Lady Gay---CO bble sand
order
Bayou Lacomnbo--Per schr Mary Jane--l-i cords
wood mrast r
By Itullroads.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
April 25-:319 hales cotton Ranger, Fatman &coa..74
Stewart Bros &co--7 Richardson & May--6 Gumbol
-4 BHlkham & Moore-3 All"n, Nugent &do-2 J &
G Cromwell-2 Chafll,.Ilamilton & Powell-Total 490
bales cotton
Ihhds tobcroBeadies, Wood &co---3 do Jon E
King &co--2 bales hope 13 hbxs eggs IH )elBondio-2
do Mlllet & Mever--'5 sacks peas A A Greenwood &
co-4 bxs mdseo Frederckson &a Harte-I do T J Fin
ney-18 bis medicine I L Lyons-- 59 pkgs tobacco
Mayer Bres--5 rases cheese 6 pkgs butter J B Solari
& Son-5 caser chee.se Zuberner & Behan--l bhh
coffee loser of Goodl Sheph -r.--U cads tea Rev E
Rivers-6 lounges It M & BJ Montgomery-23 boxes
hardware Weed 8 M Co--lV boxes r hee o C I Law
rence &co-5 bales hops L E Turner-14 hales coffee
Gordon & Gomnrla-50 pails tobacco J P .Marain--2
cases shoes Avendano Broa--5 care bri .ks W 8 New
snm--i0 bbl flour 90 sacks bran Prndb mme &
Briggs--300 boxes soap J Neoson gco--310, o T T
White-25 bbls highwme- O ii Kareaendlek &co-23
do W H Beanh s;m- 1 bbI Lams Blokham & Mooeo
Total 16 hbhds tobacco
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
April ----300 bales cotton Pim, Forwood &co-2
cars stock Aycock. Mitcheil &co-- car sewing ma
cnines Singer Co-266 sacks cotton seed Union Oil Co
--4 bble rrson Frazer &co-'00 bbls lime J McDon
ald-24 bf hnds meat Schwabacher & Hirsch-8 bales
mdsb J Le -is & Jamison-l do Levy,Loeb, Schoerer
&co--100 bhis four J R Kent &co-- 08 bbis eggs
Miller & Meyer--37 bbls whisky Smith Bros &co-i
bbl of L Johnson -9 tierces, hams J B Sadlri & Son
&sks nat J C. Hardwiek-2 eases mdee M Ls ons--0
sp wagon ituaf Wilson Chide &co..l cae mdse H H
Hani.a-l doo P Faenaoht-125 kse peas S S aedra.s
-11 rols leetherA I own.ll io A F ioan--4 bis
meatJ Neten &eo-% bates edt B Is R nlay Aco-
do J G Seor'-- dd a Pablo-1 bx adee J Frank A&ce
2 do E D.e--5 baht ib-s whisky F Loeb-10 b bip
T. tý ._l;ýia -20o boses
043e1lrSmith Bass I
--lul -~~. Ublue iiwr IkeI
trt rt tw eo
l~ufle(UJ~aA iOldo 0mntiý
&~et 1rr-5O lbbiil
bks 9 hid! a tr11 11tlta
UiakO do 9 Purdn wai e o-. o pl A ma iieto
ilr bri. do ltn h ý Ilyhionet..-evyu bktteoaed U
bl e, J ftill n -It resin Owdes r dt llr - os eu
A lin&enmI to - ord -TaA 4
two 1l a o,- -pbs d aiN i (A
Wheate bbcotton lr-10d uoiifl
Aft bbla htghwifnn 141111" k 1"--9b l gl
Clark--8p an t'nmllno(H OcFo- r pkgo me AIfrUtto
dt Iieerea-- hale mtrss Levyt, titeb, llebnaer Leo
9t1 bdleQo 1 M & 11 Moutgltrery-t nooses booksr
liarJ Ilaman-;1 camsn mdpo'r t etllalg-1C) aka peas
'1 A Harm )ten A ti--knndrles to order-tombr~ 141
t bales cotton b ff r0~l ht
MORGAWUS LWtTIAt A ANtI TIXAN fAL
HOLD.
April iu l-- hhulu ongar 1tiohatd M1lilkean-5 bble
unolmees Robert lare-l b alo ootton Stewart brao &
on-l blil up hidý I tnok wool rt ,Terrelwon.---i bbl
snugal oberh Hlare-7 ba'p, mnnake Hertomanna V& tnie
-' 4I" '1 JU por..e sloks wool , ibnlbet-Total I halr
Cotton 19 hhoes sugna 9t bides mnlie.eu
Per staeaship btlirfron (!m ilutoc----io hales dry
litldin U A Whitney boo--PIll sacks hotne. Mterorn
F .trtliiritg (b-mi% head cattle U Meold ebro
ruton (Galveston 99 sarks wo'ji C A Whitney boO
$iemoranndn.
Sfly J e egu-apb,h
Ntw Vork Apul1 li, 1871.
To AMonit ci
T'hie steaOmntlip Ilfhidou, UCtut finger, auilted at 0
o'ciook tbis mw-niud.
Marine.
JA(1fOrlMvttAs , Apiit 27.-- rho bark Fraruk and
Emily, ftomn It i-ltlnl t for Wilmington, N. U., Is
lost. Capt. (Itls, u was pickhd uji; balanno of
crew, four Ii 1Cum 'r, sop'oterl to N4 Iest. The
iclhooner Ue t +ore Iii, K ill, tram Crrtrlna. for
Wilmington, a041rhllnrlr4.
LIST OP % F 4541,11
lIp, (Ceoared end Asesed fl r New jrseasse.
Flearmship New Os II si. IIsa. P. I s .. b ' ad A p11 91
Piaasssas Alsefpn. Ilieuoete ..... "tII Apt 91
Harek HlsIolo laseartt._ 111 ApI :
As),, Anna P Krnas . 1'nId AptI 4
Flark Unrignn, Psap'sR ................ all Mar itA
-hairk AMM, M41.d __ __ _ .. '! ~r 5-i
Hark Ellas. If t1 . ... l poll 11
Harsek 1ap-Pe;' .ssn , UliA r '. sin Mar l1I
rI,TM)in5 it,
Dark Messosss'. stips-t; .. aFlelir 17
la tlsrm;il, Kl raif ..d Ii i 15
r 1 1i %'I ' 1Fll
!lark LDrati isIsrnrvaoli It naz....... ...IId Feb 17
flails Fl'o ioslsn, ºlb It . .....I..... .... is .. FI·Pa
'VAYR.
Mlil AtmalR.rsossg, lr ............n aid Apl I
MA IeItl SIS-C.
155 p (ilassiishsgliu, Fsn-sla ............ all Apt 7
flYak (Iomtlaqe I sIIlsuataS, flsspssssl....... aid Mar 17
11111 `061 N.
151ip Magsslnl a, Yasiss.l.... ...........aid Mar S
fan Alhasllsnill sAs MAl................aid IDon 11
'ASA1..
Hark I'arssin, fllsls'ss.................a.id lab 7
HWAMIIOA -- h.
OOHIO RIVER.
I Er'iU1Ai. C(INOJNNA.TI. I1OUIHVMILLE AND
NLW ol(JlrANH J'A(JKET.'
Ironves a n EtA'I'IIIDAY :rplh Iust,. at p. M..
" FOR C(IiNUINNA II J4OUIJI
vtiio, Evntnswilln, Ifmn1erMAn.
- Mmjhrl anla nil lot rmedlate
t~clttts. The pnIasnnwnnr stoatnrr·
41111 ,IIN (!ITT,
T. 1). Ilnglr~p. rrlrra r . H. Mrlnflvrn, MorRk.
Will Invn *lvn. For freiglht or Unee a0g np.,
vly on ioard. or tko WAYNE A WILITAMH.
n bitl ( ravltr trmot.
ARKANSAS RIVER.
itUFtln,A I AIiKANi-AH htIVu1, 1PAUKET.
Innerrnn 'rl- Ii xl)%Y. Au'12ci tr .r. i.
FOIL~ I~'OIT $MITIf. VAN tJItREN
H ( rrlnnolln, I ttIlt Ito k, J'inta iiiotf
v.l al l wnv . ini II rig..- 'I'' g-t irufi
('ITV O5 AUniIimTt,
.1. 1). Fi~ioti, Mnntor, .1,' fIill, 'Inrk.
will I'ivw 4tH ifo.n For trright or insHIgn
ittily on Iinard. or lr.
IHUOLAIH A WINDIRN.
tr 22tBf I H NatchIlnl, trnnt.,
1tE(YIUTAI AIIKANMAH I1Vllm PACKET.
Inivos n TiltIIMHDAY, April 2n, ate 1t. m.
1P F('It liIIT'r HMITIT, VAN DIM 'N
I)nrdlu oiln, Lit~tlo Ito-k., inn Biluf
end1 nlt way landings--The light
*'hrn I Itart. Mitaor. (C. II. A rtt1ur. I lork.1.
wrill itivo us hovo. tForfrelght or passage
aptptly irn hoard or to
HITI4 & CAJILIN, Agonts,
r11"! No..: Ttrhonplrlu~at,, Ernrnt.
BOUEF RIVER.
IIEGULAIl BLACK AND B(EUIF BIVER
PACKI IET.
Leaves HATi'ID)AY, April .2H at .. m.
J .Fº lt tVOINT.f Kt FEIt4n)N, GIItrRD
Alto. Rod Mouth, (Gurn Point and all
lh-"m lings on iUf andvl Black rivers-
RIA4 NO. 10,
(In plarne ;f Htolls I lol k,)
Torn Ttylor. master.
Will leave as nbove. Pays partliular attentIon
to all Illck ltiver bIwislls.I For freight or
lasagLo apply on board or to,
aut24 A. IItl'TTON. 82 Oravim r street.
OPELOUSAB.
REGULAR OPELOUSAH PACKET.
Leaves ovory, WED)NEHDAY. at S pm
Ft)h t WAHIIGTriht. tPi -pp.
i Isas, 'ort Barrie, Mim msport, Ohurob.
villa, and all landings on the OoEst,
Atchafalaya Riwver and Bayou Courtableau
now and light-draft steamor
SANDY No. 2.
EI. I. Broad, master. J. B. Hchmit, clerk
will leave as above. For trtKht orp .s gap.
ply on board or to B1ITTON & EIPPLEBR,
a22 tf al Oravier sffA.
P, H.-Connects closeo'y with steamer Minnie
for Bayou do Olalze. Also gives through bill
lading to Bayou Bo uf.
REGULAR OPEIOUSA8 PAOKET.
Leaves every BATUBRDAY at s
O , FOR WASHINGTON, OP1 U.
sas, Port Barre, Simesport Oh rob
lle and all landng on the
Abthafalaa, river and Bayou Oourtablean
new and light draft assenger steamer
A.P. Trouedale, master. 'heo. Jobin elerk.
For freight or passage arily on board, o to
IIJTE & OABCAIN,
ta2 4Tchoupttoulas street,
f..-Connets closelv with steamer Minnie
for Bayou de Glalse. Also gives through bills
ladling to Bayou Ikeuf.
OUACHIT&A RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND M61BROE
teml- Weekly Ouachita City Packet.
Leaves every WEDNFS DAY, at 5 p. m..
Laves FOB OUACHITA YITY, TBEN
ton. Monroe and all way landings
SThe steamer
JOHN H. HANNA,
(In place of Ouachita Belle,)
J. W, Blanks, master, Joe Holmes, clerk,
Will leave regularly as above. For freight or
passage aoply on board or to
Capt. F. A. BILANKS, President,
No. 2 Canal street, corner Delta
HITE & CARLIN BRITTON A EPPIER,
JABNEY & WOBK, LORD A MOPEAKE, Ag'ts,
P. 8.-Has regular connection with all the
tributaries. fell tf
MEROHANTS' AND PLANTERS' INDEPEN
DENT PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, E ril 28, at p. m.
m ..For Camden Eldorado, Onachita
eity, Monroe, Trenton and all land
tams on Black and Onachita rivers
The fine, hew. light-draft Passenger steamer
Joe W. Catrlon. master.
wil leave as above. For freiWaght or passagme atp
pty on or
& = NBUR35 Natchez at.
;e
t. II~b azvmp&
Wa r n lalst
x Uri
POD 9fltY3ItPORl AND J"'zawO&
bEa4 Louie., D1. J. Dlrilker, magt ,
Leaves eATULIDAY. April 28, at a t, fm.
YOll MIND10
0. 1. ]DuIhe, W. it, M Oehernei, m tra g
Leaves BSATUIWtPAY, April 28, at, I o.r
iio w lt .betge, drayage oit
w iill eharr atao to . iM 1.
to a omva iiy by q
u tltflnebw tSt leave Sa~reyeor
T uraia a nd taturdnys,
(*rav1er street, .IOMt~i
fit Th & C'AIIIJN1 1 1
$ fmlI+We,.hly Oeead fCleet, Paeke1ist
1O11 (JIIAND us
o I oni1ary, Alexandra ,
steamers
Rtev flat Able, It, linnott,m ttff
Leavee every SATI'OIIIDAY at I t, M.
Will lDave krgnlarly oF nibove. lo 'orel t g
pRassage apptl y on board or to
It, W.~t
I'. C. -(ton thtrlouh ('i nn rlvar.
UNITED eTA1'FH MAIL PAOK -T,
Leaves
Ige r. Iii LUg,
Wma. OunaDidll, master,
A.. MoVay and Jno 4. E oeeop, ol(401 g,
leuivs avaes vg , oovn'' ig at Vie
Far ofn ,nbfor pi' t+' " o~ Yaeoo,
er, ehr Itb ~ and 41., hay Iti8t06
'I, AD t za
dat 1KIT) t t0 It. 1~
Through l 11 oi I,a~l init ae to' T
Monroe d all onnon alolbdaWrg,
port and 7 pb 5s aii
IINITElD 8TA Ti M PAL PAQX '.;
BIbVLCk berg and Be
r;r est tatweengsmr Vseasg~
MIAMIC PARlGOV1D.
5. M, White, master. 0. lio , bdk,
WllN leave as abo e, n
wnithhe ' 'ari ºt lneor
auan Tall.atole r vers. o , or teiam btp
atitply on board, or to
Through Blla of 1dIngjlvs ato¶g
Monroe usd1d all gt4tlons on iek
port and Texas Baitroad. k
mheh7 W. In, 13110171111",,
SATURtDAY VA B B
L ea r O ,A . .
i nao anh all Into
110s--h osasenger
satohes " .
ST. P. Leatbhers, master. J, . MIe,
t oonqetln ist Ylkburg Wlth tthe
r BAYOU auA 7al
o w a n e 1 . A r e n t . a se llta n '
.O- BATOU SARA.
packet
(In place of steamr W. 8. Pik k
S. J. Brown. master,
L.v eer MONDAY ad frIDATgaIs
d. JANN C WOI"ýT .ý 1
UPPER COAST.
ItE.ULAIt TNI-WEEKLY PA01fO .
Loaves cvor.A I D Y. WEDv, NES0DA &
MITIuf A atlO PLA. A
and all coast IanD 4ing-TI .
ide-wheeol passenger steamer
SLUL1 WIN NO. E $, '
J. A. Comstock, master,
Geo. M. Woods, 4. bl'no and Chas. Deeadu ,
Will leave an baove. lotta.i .
land 'latat.lon Tuesday, Tr
dlay, c(lming down the Boast In ,ll
frlght or Pnse onarseor
. All freight delivered in them dst . k
SEMI-WEEKLY AYOL.AOUROV A
Leves eve U DA at pom.
THE N WHU LSIlitM
or
Io l l oRAY. TI.P1rr
J. F. Auooin. master. P A. 0hlet, dk.
Pays particular attentlin to way isl
returns down the Ooast aundays
days. For freight or puaeg e. o
or to
apot10t A10
BREULAB TBI TUI DA
E M VA,
Louis RaI.on master, Norbert
Leaves as above every ]onda.t
Saturday at to a. m.
Th ays and a undays~ , a .
for 0h't or1 paL a. N.I
SEMI-WEKELt'4 A W LA1OU
1kQid TheliBgL1dk. b
U. L.ýion eij tm.
H.D. T en
eaves .1ew Orleans every T
N Aand SUDAY eveniin&g7o 1
or P =ees board or to
75 Dee tur betweel Ontian'
P. S.-Will carry freight as low as aa
the trade.
ves every MONDAY at 8 m.,.
at12m
A The newra asteaegs
rana Bergeron. master O.
Leavee as abovs for baton No
mine, Donaldsonville and sil
retnrnina every SUNDA and WUD
ErorfsVl ptoreas~g D
LOWZR ECOAST.
LOWE R lA8T TBI-WEEKLY PLOH
nhe nand fast frePgUOu
O.OAxzoa. Jr.. MsIatsr, . Donevns
ea~vd!SathlYf tze~rank~lin Slies
aIr pant every Mnds
bad fie F