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Commercial and Financial latters.
If there was an adequate supply of one and
three cent coins here in New Orleans, we would
-ee them in a very few days in general circula
tion.
According to the latest advines the cotton crop
of tgypt will be some I1 to 20 per e'nt less than
last season. The reports.from India are. on
the whole, favorable.
The qualitioe of specie held by the leading
continental banks of Europe were ns follows on
October t24: Bank of Fran e. .£c,H5,A.can; Impe
rial Bank of Germany. ta12:l,ao;.); Austrian Na
tional Bank, £1t,s.49000; National Iank of Bel
glum, £t,714,ooe.
Among the el arances yesterday were two
sailing vessels with noti'eably large caragce,
via: the ship Tapscott, for Liverpool, with rw48
bales cotton, and the ship Forest Eagle for
Havre, with 45111 bales. Iloth vessels carried. in
addition, large quantitihs of slaves.
The Vicksburg 'Commercial says: "Thirty-five
memorials, containing over BolO namon of river
Valley people between Cairo and Vickburg.
were yesterday forwarded to Congressman
Cansy Young through 8ecrotary Toof, of the
Cotton Ex, hange. They all relate it thi levees
of the valley, a' d earnestly advocate the plan
proDsed: to oeret them by the government.
These memorials were startedl out a couple of
-months since If kept out a while longer they
would have found twice as man y people an xous
to sign them."
T'he United States government, under the!
general law for proloti oli of dcs{,overors of
guano islants, has reeo) nizd thoan who have
taken possession of Morenlt (tays, nlrr the coal
of Jamalea. A cargo of ganlo from Ithat place
was recently brought to lialtimore. The deposll
is said to be rich and atrundant. The British
h've made a formal claim for pnsassion of
these Oays, alleging a former rglht of discovery.
and this will be one subject of diplomacy
between the British and Unitrc States gver n
ments.
One of the most noticeable features of our
foreign shipping buainess this season is the
large number of steamhips which have arrived
at our levee. Many of those vessels were
formerly engaged in the Mediterranean and
Black Bea trades, but being thrown out of their
old line of trade by the war between IHlssla and
'Tarkey, and attracted hither by our rapidly in
creasing demands for moans of transportation
for the grain that is pouring into this port front
the West, they are coming here for freights, are
being loaded readily, and meet with quick dis
pDach. While those who are engagu d In t he grain
trade rejoice at the facillilies which these stean
ers afford for the extoditious forwarding f trhe,,ir
freights. there are others, such as ship chand
lers, grocers, etc.. who are loud in their lamen
tations over the diminution of their trade. on
casioned by this a tdl ion to our steam umarine.
These (outside) foreign stonnmships invariably
oOme in pretty well supplied with stores-some
of them having even beef. cattle, hous, sheep
a id other animals aboard; and obtaining a
Oargo in a very few days, are oft on their re
turn voyag,. leaving but very little money
here in the hands of our merchants. With sail
ing vessels it is diffornt : they take a much
longer time to load, generally bring but few if
any stores, and have to obtain their supplies at
this port.
Judge Kellogg, the United Statoe rereennta
tive on the Fishery Co, imlssiotn. ill entering hiri
dissent from the a atd. exprcssedl the opinion
that the advantages reaped hby Great Britain
under the Washington treaty wer grat,', ttl,.l
the advantages realized by the Unl'ed States:
and 1e also rtlsed the question, whil'h is far
are to the purpose, whether it Is com potent ftr
t oowmission to make an award except with
e unanimous consent of its memb ,rs. Judge
r counsel of the United States also r-e
ored a formal notice of dissatisfaetion. lest
silence should be construed as assent.
-A .Alonter Steamshlp.
[New York Tim s.1
The largest steamship except the Great East -
in ever built is now moored t, the wharf of the
rench Steamship Company, at Pier No. ro,
orth river. She is n rmed the H toper, and has
eretotore been usedin the laying of telegraph
cables. This is her first trip tothes coumnry. In
the spring she will return to her old work.
Rbe was built at Neweastle-on-Tyne. by C.
Iltohell, in la73, i-nd is classed 100 Al at Lloyd's.
bhe is 350 feet over all. Rr feet broad and 3.
feet deep. She is built of Iron, and is
rigged as a three-masted schooner.
She is registereli as 4935 tons, but
has a capacity oft 6)0 tons. exclusive of passan
gers. She lhas two compound inverted engines
of 400 nominal lgorsa power, built by T. Clark
& Co., Newcas:le, and is fitted with steam wind
lass, winches. crane and b liast, and donkey
engines. In her are thre.e cable tanks, one 41
feet In diameter and 30 f- et deep, another r,.1
by 30 feet, and the third r1 by 30 feeoot. In the
centre one have been stored 57,to0 bIushelt of
corn. In the s-paces h tween these tank- -1ne
has room for too tons of freight. boe will carry
out the largest cargo that ever left any pe'rt in
the United Stat -s. On board lt her are all the
rooms and appurtenances for the laying of
cables. She is manned by a crow of 100 men.
Christmas Beef for England.
IBoston Commercial Bulletin.I
Nearly all of the Boston dealers who have in
vestigated the English b ef markta (and the
number who have done so is quite largo) con
cur in the statement that It will be possible
hereafter to export a considerable quantity of
fresh beef from th s port to Europe at at fair
profit. Just now, however, the English markets
are well stocked. and the receipts from Ireland
are averaging22,000 tle per w ok. It. is, there
fore, impossible at present 'o export either live
cattle or dressed beef 'ro this country at a
profit, but it is stated that as soon as the
supply in the English markets is re
duced a little the shipments from thit port will
be resumed, and a.rangem nts have alredltly
been made by the same tarties who have la'ely
been shioping live cattle to send over a con
signment of Christmas beef by th- ('unard
steamer whi, h sails December 8. The same
steamer-the Ba'av a-whih took out the last
shipment of beef will carry upon her next voy
ae--November 24-1500 carcasses of mutton.
shipped by the butcher who controls the Boston
mutton market. Whether the shipper exnects
to make a pryfit upon th s mutton in the Eng
lish market, or whether he is simply exporting
it for the purpose of relievine the Boston mar
ket, is a queetie.n. It is stated that he hnas a ur
plus of 20.0oo sheep to be got rid of this season,
and possibly a portion of them will find their
way to England.
The Calitornia Vintage.
[San Facroioo Bu letin.]
The vintage of 1877 is not turning out as sat.
lefactorily a, those interested in California via
iculture had rea-on to expect in the spring that
It would do. Then the vrost ects for at least an
average vintage -ere good. The settang of the
fruit on the vinecs was very s tisfaetory. The
vines having apparently passed this critical
period those best acquaint-'d with the vinicul
ture of the -tate then estitmated the vintage
of 1877 at from 7.00oe.000 to 10,.l01esoc gal
lone. Subsequentli. h wever, the strong
winds which prevailed took off many of the
blossoms and the long period of dry weath -r
which followed deprived the vines of the
moisture which they so greatly needed. The
season, consequently, closes with only one
halt.
The sma'l crop and size of the grapes will
also limit the production of raisins this vear.
It is so at Stockt-'n and at Blower's. wiher
most of the California raisins are manufac
tured.
Most of the small producers have got rid of
their last vintage at about cost. Large quantti
tiesarehelot by larger producers fora better
market. The large wine-cellars arc cnse
ouentlfull. while the small ones ac empty.
These facts, coupled with the small quian:ity of
wine obtained from the present vintage. are cal
culated to facilitate the sale of wines and in
crease their prices here and elsewhere.
Internal Revenue Facts and Fgures.
According to Washington advices of the 26th
tnst, the United states Commissioner of In'-r
nal Itevenue says in his annual report, after
,onsiderable attention to the question of chang
ine the rate of taxation on spirits and tobacco,
that he has come to the conclusion that the in
terests of the g ,vernmAnt and manufactur.rs
and dealers will be subserved by allowing the
Ites of taxation to renain undisturbed; nor
guld he recommend a ,hange of the law in
. E to the tax on fruit brandy. Collections
past iseal year wet $U8,870,w1, said
(trthe monthS of July. A gust, Beptember sad
October of tile tresent fisocl year s88.77. 1282.
A graId total of $467,04.a,30 was ooiecteO sinse
the beglnning of the la4t fiscal year. The com
mlssloner seys the subject of relleving bitnks
and be.likers from the payment of taxes now tin
t,oned by law upon their capital and deposits,
of relensing hank chrcks from the Impost of two
conts each now placed upon thnm, and also of
k trig off the tax from match 8s. have r'ocived
t e,onsidernbln share of publite attention Thesi'
taxi's reallized s$,ltitm.ut for tho past fiscalI year
attportione.l a. follows; Amoulntof tax colloe.t.'tI
from eaaltal and deposit from banks for the
your enditeri May :II. 1177. s$:.755i1.; vialtie of
stamllps imprinted on h'Iocksi, $1,277.774; tnlllntl
of adh Iesive Ptat is e'dl for c'he.'ks, sitt,rss;
ai otllnt of tax col e1ltrd from Imatcloes.2. ..25r
If to" ftinren ial in r ,i.i of the goveruienIIt
would warrant so groat It reduction in its rev. -
nueR, it Roirntis to nte I hat in seol-ctnrig otijei'ct to
li reduotihd fr"lt taxation, these would coin
inend tllhmaulvon strongly to tihe la makitig
pow',r. It, however, in view of the falling off of
receipts frrn customs. it is idOlleted inx pe
dtent to redulll the revenutes by n latrgo
an ai.mount it occurs to lme that if any
reiluell It Ilo made from Iho abltovo sOllreJ, that
th law taxiing matches .,.llt with very ioov d
propri'ety hbe 10opealed. T''he tax Is Inviod utllll
atn arlleln that enlters into universal colns Fllll
Sion, anld more thnll d onhbilo the nost of the ailr
irce t.xc(i in t.bo Ianlds of the mlllu'ntllu Irersa
T'h1n taxable c'apitl alld dtleiosits of balnks andt
iiltnk lrs are 5774,077,29iS, and thi tax I i',-ha|ilf
of onlo per cent on tllhat anmolnllit. I apItrehend
tint no objecit coull I,. selc'Otd fortaxatt in thlllt
'ould Imnr nnaily tiatr the burdons imnp,, ad
uIponi Ith th Ie capital and Rdlpo(its of 1h itlkH
Srnd banker s. The tax iof $1.4,9,:134, riealibzld frioIm
stamps anr d chlloek, ih colloetld ht a very inc,,tn
ditidrt-ile 'ost tii the gov ernment, anld s it is
realized froll untrly iinil y-fuoi r lntld inll-hualf
milllonis of trlnan'tions it I. not IurdeuHnsomh
or ltoullVOitnlllt tio I(ose who pily It.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANR DEMOCRAT, I
W\\iednesidny Evening. Nov. 2'., 1477.
NEW OIILEA&NS U(LEAIIINO-HOUSE.
Cl'arintgs. Balances.
Novomlbor 74...... ... $1,41.:lill 77 $151,115 73
Novelllber '2l 2.124.91ti '21 l9 lil 7:1
Noverilhor '27 . 2.145,2701 27 1111,I14 90
Noveltier '2. .... . .. .14.11,4 914 13,t,:123 lii
Total thusf far..... .. $7.5 ,.99' 94 $102.719 H12i
ne Ilnote to-dly I fllir iI ll upon the tlannka by
in orelh l -ts a n d f lltue ) fo r d ih l o ati is . en d t ho
(o'tIlllfi trnslnationll w ror Inrg ,, tin h | tllJ '
tlorn is butt It tlh goilI co1lmmer'altl tapeir iti r
ill , HId rates atr tlay. W V' rill:
Eestloalt id eOlniilllornilll pllpt':r --lt10 cent:
AI dll 11t112; Rleound igraldi do( --(t--; loans 111
'ollateratls 9i40); At mortlatg tplll oi'r t"1io;
qiondlnl grade do --(a-- - I cent peir anllutln.
(I li is I' ni and in dt tianid.
Forvl ni Elxchinllg wit aive nnd .tuldy.
' ghlt is f itly, i T.reld, nanll WOlkor,.
Irml' (i rUI Bonds ar- qui ILt n wea· k at I,
Irlllllhllll ].illl s a re sel vhat L8(it4 Wl7lik n!:16, .
@(:17.
Nlrcks are (lttllt with liut little iltriltionr
(lohl opone,'l in Nolw Yl k Iil lo 1:l ,.i e'lo,, iat
1012'., Hi.rei It, opeon d at lu2'ih(.bli.l)thL, aiotd I('oiului
i(t 10'i(4lll3 u t
1I LD MAI. E,-blonco at $11v, Ilo(1.,$140ll andl
$300In nt lnllf4. S i5(, i0 ati 103. 0n114 $24(1 nI t I li2'..
iTEIILIN(I MALEN--CIS, lii alnd £4.0014 bill of
inding al t 44L ' (i4(!l LI, £131.1it l ii t l 4 blll(1491' , ie .t11
do at, 4 l0'4,. lI0)l4 do at 494, and .1U1I4( bail:k it
4114. lihllk storling --(l.494, i'o,,iinIeri('ti bills 4091'
d'l 49 t..
FIhAN(' 4AT,El-ton.on,i and r,.anno commerlitl
ait i IM3 :; 175.000 Iln at 5.11',. 1 11d 21'l0,00i I i it. .
alin k f'ranl --', corn wIlr, lllal .5', (.14i',.
1HIlH'l' HAL$-"tri.oo.)n hank('ls' at 11-32.
$3n0 I)! Iank and Sr, (4 0llke' ' it '. ' ',nit
discount.. Thlo htnksarothn kini stt 't' eitnh
1ani colimle'1lrcia llr ight ulotd .at , I'ent dis
coIUllt.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK IXCIIAN(E sALES.
FIt.T CALL, 110 A. AM.
$1l,l00 Sltte Consols .i . . .... 117'.,
SECOND CALL, 12 ii.
r, shirrs Moelthani's and Tradtrs I1i
lUratilu'o C(0lItliI y.. .... 82'
BETWEEN SIECOND AND THIIli ('AItBt,
:10.1(41) tallllt Cinsl ill4 .. .. .. 447
2:3,0110 Premiilt i Bonds.. 33
30,l)0 (in .......... :137
5on0 lhtlf-l'aid City (ouptoni .. 31
THIRD CALL. 2 P. M,
I3,o0 Pr!mlium Bonds. . 3twith int 3:i'.
CIRERCENT CITY OPEN STOCK BOARD SALES.
BE'['wIEN FIRI4T AND SECO'ND C'AILLS.
$10.000 Premium Bonds ............. :17
9,(4(11 do .. .. .. ...... :li'.
10.000 State (', nsols ...... .... .. 8117
18.100) do ...... ....... ..... 5-16
BETWEEIN SECOND AND THIRD CALILS.
15.0011 Premium ll Ionds ........... - . :'
4,fl(( do
1,ii4i Shnreos Loveo ('"llruD ly, priof. $1 5it
to1 do di) do.. 1 25
IBy Telegraph.1
NEW Yo ,K. Nov. 25.-Money1 losed at 31(44 Der
cant. Ex(hange dull, 41r2;ct4r'1. tOold closed at
1102'.. (lvernelllII ir; Onis rr1t1onysixes 121'.0n'
122 's. Lacilt botids closed lits fllows: Un.in
Irsts 1117 L(allo14 ; land grants 10ill :1et1t .,; sink
Ing funlids 75t.093:14: clntrals 107( ,,l-: 107'1.
COMMEERCIAL.
OFFTCE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Wednesday Evening. Nov. 28, 1877.
GENERAL 1lEMARKS-Yesterday was an
other bright day, just cool enough to impart. a
vigorous, active feeling to those whose business
kept them out of doors. Business, generally,
continued dull. Produce merchants are anx
iously awaiting the time when prices will touch
b ,ttom before sendling onltheir orders; supplies
are light and market very quiet, in anticipation
of early developments. Money is growing
easier end but little good commercial paper is
offered on the streets.
At the commencement, yesterday, the cotton
market did not display any signs of activity
but. later, notwithstanding telegrams from New
York reported futures unchanged, and the mar
ket in Liverpool easy, fa:tors anl buyers threw
off their lethargy, and sales mounted up to
12.650 bales, the market. closing active and
steady at the previous day's prices. The re
cei)pts were 7107 bales.
On the sugar levee the market was quiet and
easy; receipts, 95 hlihds.. sales, 959 hhds. In
molasses tboe market was easy and active;
pric as slightly lower than those of the previous
day; receipts, 1994 bils.; sales, 1855 bbls.
The position of the flour market is un
changed; holders are stringent in their de
mantis, being generally under limitations,
while buyers, expecting easier prices, are hold
ing aloof, consequently the business is insig
niflcant.
There were fair arrivals of new mess pork
yesterday, anti in a very (comparatively) small
way the market displayed some signs of ac
tivity. There were a faw sales of salt meat, but
the demand was light and market dull, though
some little tfirmness was shown in shoulders.
COTTON - The market opened under the de
prt s-ing influence of a decline in exchange.
and although the feeling was easy. buyers asked
Saneessions which factors throughout the early
hours of the dfy refused to concede. That, of
course, prevented transactions, b .t subsequent
ly, factots and buyers coming togeth.,r on the
basis of yesrterda's quotations. a large busir.ess
was dlone. 12,650 bales changing hands, the mar
ket closing native and steady at yesterday's
prices. At New York prices were reported firm
and futures unchanged. Liverpool easy.
The official quotations of the Cotton Exchange
were as follows:
TO-DAY. YESTERDAY.
Low Ordinary.............. '
Ordinary ................... '.i 91i
Good Ordinary.......... 91
Low Middling .............. 10 10%
Middling................... lo', 10 '.
Good Middling ............ 11, 11 ,
Middling Fair .............. 11'a 11
Sales to. day. 12,I50 bales. Market opened easy
and closed active and steady.
COTTON STATEMENT.
In store and on shipboard Sept. 1, 1877.....21,356
Gross receipts since yesterday.. 7.107
Gross receipts previously........458,691- 465,798
Total supply .........................- 487,153
Exported to-day ................. 6c;.3
Exported previously......... 246.2.03- 252,795
Total stocks this .ay .................... 234,35
Total stock this day last year......-.... 253.362
Exoorts to-day-Liverpool 992 bales: Havre
2903 bales; Marseilles 1.0 bales; Barcelona 99
bales; New York 1899 bales.
N t receipts since yesterday............... 5.o50
Receipts from other ports ............--... 2 057
Net receipts last Wednesday......--....... 17.091
Net re eipts this d1y lIst year............ . 13,5l
Net receipts since Friday ................. 38.518
Net receipts same time last week..... . oto06
Net receipts same time last year........... 38,824
Net receipts since neptember 1............71774
Net receipts same time last year...........417.51
Cotton on shipboard as per aecount of the
CoMtoa Icbhange, 1a followse Liverpool 6ae4
aoltw 0 8911; total,. 1, .. ta.
3,om t1 stock at noon, as noted at the
_.arge, eaves in presses 10,573 alebs.
The receipts at ports as peir telegrems to
the Cotton ExehangR. from noon yesterday
to noon to-dny, wnrn 21 n!i traies, against :t3,4(1;
hales last Woerle'sday, :m...sn; last year, and 22,744
the previous yei r.
'T'he mlrvlemnlnt Iat ports for five lays lupl tso
I14n3)0 to day is gi i. n bl4nw:
JonrliverI R1c0iv3ed TIhie sIay
to-dtln y. last Hotit rdlIy. Irloot yeny.
New Orleans . r1... :.1 50,4083 :a '24
t itV l ,v t 11 ...... 12,1931 16.129 1i.7 t,5
M 1tt.il . .. 2,5'2 1:3,57 1 1:1.111
4ava nIIV .... 17.3:(31 22, 115 1),1)w
Ch arlest n .... 01,1 1:1.2:31 17,497
Wilmingll ton .... 4,1 51,99 4,224
Norfolk ... 1554 1:1.5,.5 230.4
BIaltlimor .... I 3:7 141o
New York . 475 1.n,3, 4,6:
Phllalolphia ft . . 21; 2.r64t1
Boston ... . .. 1. .74 2.1027.
Total .. ....111.219 1:1 5,431 1:9,01192
Reenlpts Ir, Dorts ilne Rptombor 1 ... 1.1.441,197
Rseeiptt Sanlte time last, your ............. 1.741.1:
lto))'ipl' j itr) tlimyl t a yt r ))I or ........ r1,47:I,94H 3
Tit oexpolrls from all Unitel Hrtntr Iprls. conl
eolldatndrtll a pr tOinglrnrouts to the Cotton Ex
Challge, for the fltvo days. hliav'boon Its follows:
(1., . Franrn,. C(!ot. lChan. Storks.
This w.ak . :1:1:1)3 19.99t 22,:3s; 3,3(75 179,703.)
Last, wot' k. 44.t11) .1219 15, -7, .... 13,4145
T'1lt wneek t.)
inest yv, ar 7:.,420 17.,194 14.515 3',923 910,294
()({I AN FRIlilIlIIT' - Ar quloted as follows:
By eSinrlo - C(ltton to Livorpool t9-1,d; to
Rtevel --d ; to Brmtn .d ; to llMston Provl
danln, Fall Iiver, Philad.ilbhta and t nlt Im ore,
via Now Yr rk 'e1; to Now Yolk :',c: grain to
ilvrpool 104x)1.
Ily msil- u-itnn to Liverpool 7-6l1d to
HIvrn '11 ; t., Irnmmlle n 15-1i;t'; tI (enor l,; grain
to I Ie C(on t let) it10t54 (.(1.
(In slltall 2v·3(e1l waI tlaken utp ycrst'rdiay for
tinVre It. 29-:12, 4111 3Itto n Italtte a .11)d y.
to,In11 ,11 tres to NrOrthrn pr It h1rave rIldvt.rv'erl
to $325 ftor to 1llla.ssor ntll $7 t6 Iihd for HuLgar for
N,.w Yo'rk.
H1;(i 4li-Th'l' 11arrivarls ar fair nlltd thei market
Is util') 131)n4 a v. lt" ol'ts to-11 'y 9r. 5 h11hd1..
;'4lh31 959 1111,1. Wn q)111"i : lrnfororrI(') 1(' ,om1
Itllt togot i| lr't nt 4'4mm 3 '- 51 Se; i rt' I g od fair
, ,'3k1eo',1:; fully fuir 3',r: prime 0 e; strictly
primla 71; gray rlrillfdl --;: yt'llow elnrifltd,
a- ill lnllJrfty, 7 ',(c7r'73 ; OtT whllhesgood tochtli('te.
MUi ASSE 4.-- Itrrw'iptsi 1994 bhhls, m.Hl'S, I.r,
hlhis. Ml kl t oliRy ind n'tlivt, l. r'l',4s It'ilug
sliTghtly lowrr 'hftri yne trdL:V, W° .ttt: (ltrnl
it1i tn 20'.)117. ; fn111 r 2R 29-": pr;tl 1 20 h4; st4rktly
primno4r5:371,; 'nhom -_'4--e.
I.LO1lt1-W-Vr htavn nothirng now to note it tlh)
ftli, r It n, ll. 'lThI e tro ilti In till rI'slpe't In-ll
plarl to be un ihang' llin(hw.ers a1ri Ktill 0)11)1or
hlhl instrinin,)g iifll noI fit W5'outnrn 1u1rknt4
and itd' nt, and huytI r hrds r ,l IT int the full faith
orf ,nlsiB r pri,','s. ''lh1r1( is, ,on,5, ,ullllqltly. vlryv
I Ilil lr usihe doing. 4ll 1tHr2 ,5 lr 1, 1R 1 I tl of St o, 141(
t St lll1., 21 it >R, I 1) nt11 $) 1ti, 5rI lt $I '2). 5 llt
a1 37 3 i', 59 and 111 0 i) t $11 75, 25 Iat $7.
C(otmrtnt- is tunttltl 4t ot(4 2t5: int) S4i 9544 5(1;
s rt'lrte111t' $5; d411U ll x11t r t' ir 2 Ir $ r i: lrOw t'rhll
1x rri S5 54045 75; go(k 411) $11;gr ll r tirt 'lt' o 4 )25, w
it hI); r'hrrro rxlr $4) 5904t 75; 3rl0'y $S6 7"5(7
"to hil,
)l.e Ir( and gro..rs obtalitn 9; c50 ovI t10rtrst
H'iEAl AN 'D PEARL MEAT) Quiet and
stnlldy wilh r fair t'latnil and light ,rrjplpy it
93 75r(1 1 }) h1 d.
(;ItN Fl ',Ol'It-In failr rtequast, 'hrilly for tx
pot'l. Il $41, - 501. ill, ord ling ill qualtl y.
(l ltlT --b,4 y maos in fl 1,ilr d .. t ll l iS .ai :I ,)": 1
1 II ol t11hl, l i l larriig. Jo luots ll rat sir'1i 25
IhYE FLOIIUt T4 it) mlodorrtoe 14nup ly and
n15y 4 rt $ 2'): 4 r44n ? hlt.
1')II(K 'h1','rr waIit a frrair arrival of ntw mnRss
tot-tr44y, 1141 Irr it )1n.lll waiy tht mtl rk't wirl
I1I l,''* t 11,'ltiv,'. 4 n311, holhr 11 ht 11111) t t 113 :.
lltl th4 r,,twl ol4 vI r I ll'tr''t ri I Ht'r o 'e lt'ring t ntll ll ) 1lh .ir
id I . 1 14, t Irl l'l ueld to r Ill fror e1e5 ltIhui 5(13 ,i
H,4 l' s--21 r n1111 725 irlle 111t 13 2 ; 25 11t, I).1 5O ; 10t
bi.tl, In tI ,l. tt 1t: 25'r 13 '1S . ,Dr'rrlerS atre still
3h1)115. tat $146314 25
h)1)' '1A,1T H GEA'i'l--Therr' wtrn )om11' Sales
tort (l.y. huti oni tlhr wholo ti t' rillt.,alrId w11 light
lind ullmrkl dull. 1thlogh 1 1,o $.l(nuhh. th lor°
w4II 111o1''' llttrtt l'r-) . W.e orlllt seho llht rs It.tiy
at 5n5' o ', 9 I r anl d 1takt'dl ; l'I)ailt'r obtrlnth
ing. lt jb thlots, 5'4(l ri . I' $ es-5- )9 It, shoul
dIr, 1oA 4o) . lit 5)' ;. 40 t13t14 tdrl Ie. t Y,'stt'lrv
two arr lrnds 1,i,4 l slhoulni rsai at l(t 5',t .
('OIiN Al E I> --14 t. ul tl, with rrlr onoer fool
ltng. Dulttrtlnd ligiht 4land mRlltlrkel, notrinail it
$2 36~4r 2 t3: d'alrl.'s jobbli.ug 3t ai aidvlrinel of 2754(
9r'r on the))n rir .'t,
IBACON-Tho I ll Inqury for this. artirle In con
fln' to s.lmall luts, p1 leo. rlnrllnlg -may ati 7'4
for should-er, 49',,S. 9'1', for 'lear rib 2id1., 111411
aidvanet on Ihese pricei, lalos--l tier'soa rll.nei l
vased sugar-lured should"rs at $,0.
LA ltL)-'1'IT'ro I very littln doing in lard. aind
thr marklet is ul l and nomlinal at 8s41 for re
n!lld, rind 8',a for pafl'kors' prima trlm iln
tierntl;, dnidor ,' pricm ranging frolm 4',('.94( ao.1
job lots.. 4 48--:12 kegs I tlinld at 9.:. Itll. 15
tirl'lv - ko tie on 11l1 ivat)h ttrmlls.
HAM--A rojult ind stady, with a nlodera t
dt4irntlld. W'l quote: Unnrr'avaetlll and p.la in
O(1Rva"nd 15obvilo mod (hoiel Nugur-('ured 131'.
(141 I3 t. Dealers seelling k.(c11t advanct on
BREAKFAST BACON-Quiet and steal y at
9irr0lo5 iIn a wholestlo way, dealrs Jlobbirng at
lo.(,,tlltr. 'Il'-- $i boxes nun.vs'le.sed uat 11.54.
PACKERS' HOG P1tODUUCT --Dealor) are
(siling on orders in the job trrd at$7 75 half
bhtl for pig pork, $12 4 bbl for prime mens
pork, $10 for prim), p nk, and $11 50 for rumn p
pork. Pi'kl)d pigs feet atre willing at Si 514ti2 -
keg. Ham sauf.tesig ari dlli and quoteld at $(4
86ll lb. Family pork is jobbing at $1350 1 hhl.
1Pleklod pigs' tongute are quoted ) lat 7%11,
vieeIio. Pieklnd h1413rl43t are otfTring at 910X411
II tron, and jowls rt S$ 5,4;)4 I harril.
('OFFEiE-Th(ere is it nmoderat' movement
arnd lries Lr) firill.
QUOTATI(ONS FOR G(OLD.
Cargoes. Job Lots.
Prnime .................... 18$ti19 199 '46019)
Good ........... ......... 1 (d.i1s.1- 1414r(419
Fair.................. 17;(.- 17!.i('311
(Ordinary ir .............. 16 ('616'.4 13%(.4i);
.,Ex rem ll range ... . --(--- 15 01'20
reported. 'lTh stock on ,silo is estimated at
ton reert. 'II stook oU sale is (sti ruted
Ity :ten, hhds.
OW QUOTATIONS.
ar- Inferior lu s ...........- - . .. 3 14 3
Low Low ugs -- .. .. .. .... ......... . 3 3
M d ium ............ . ....... .. .......- 4 ( 4
t i G ood to lino ..... ........................ 47(i4 5
nd Low leaf .......................... . . 5(@ 6.
re- Medium ..................... ....... 7 (c4
(}OO .......... ......... ......... 9 (n l 10O
F'.ine .. .... ... ... . .................. ...It @3%11.
nd Selections .... ........ ............12 @l2.
In CO()RN-Is plentiful andl the demand ·onflne
o; priti.ipally to tilhe lretail traIde. Hales '0$ bush
s ls white at 623. 500 yellow at (50 1- bulshel.
OA i'--Are steady and the supply ample
Sales 250 bushels at il7c, 100 and 10o choi,'e CG
n- lena at 38 "' bushl.
BRAN-Quiet. Sales 150 hugs at 02'½e f' ocwt.
HAY - Is slightly easier. Sales 135i bles ehoic
, at $19i and ;n dlo tt $18 " ton.
Id- BULK CORN -None offering, and the mark(
SIs nominal y 5oe ? bushel.
WHEAT--None here, lut nominally at $t :or
1 35 1 bushel for winter, and $1 21ii.1 25 fo
irk spring.
a111 ESCULENT--Potntoes are slling at $St 5o
175; oniolns at $1 25(r2; apples at $1 50ui3 i
- bbl : cabbages at $eo '9 100. and $1 75i2 'rate
but BAGGING---tady at 12'e in round lots; r,
igh tailing at 12.R.iu3c. Baling twine atl134C ii
round lots; retailing at 14'.
BUTTER-The reeiptts of Northern are fair
le- Western area in light supply and in fair request
ge. We quote New York creamery, line. 3'(i'31c
cd New York dairy 1900r28, as in quality; Weston
ly reacked 10it18c, iLS in quality.
of CHEESE-Demand fair and prices steadier
nt- with only a moderate stock. New York erean
:he 15@15'0, Western factory 12@14e, as in quality
Oss STARCH-In good demand at 3de in lots
r- obbing at l:-3@4c 4 itt,.
ys WOOL-More stocks offering than there is de
rio mand. and it is held above the views of buyers
.lurry is quoted at 11(ot120, Louisiana clear 2602e
ge clear lake 27.@29'Je 3 Its,.
HID! S-Supply fair and market quiet: Coun
AY. try green 8@csic, dry salted 13513@13c. dry fin
8. 14@150.
9.i TALLOW-Scarce. City ;c: country 7c0 i.
S WHISKY-Dull, easy and irregular. Goo(
oM choice Western is selling at $l 07@1 10, and citb
0'i made at $1 05 1 06 ' gallon.
1i SALT-Stock light with a good demand. Sine
our last report one cargo, all coarse, sold a
ýsy 72'c tper sack. afloat, and one to arrive on pri
vate terms. We quote (eago price at 70@753e, ac
cording to filling. Dealers are selling from
wairehouse at 75' 4801 for coarse, 95c(aC$1 for ineo
356 a3 in quality and quantity. Turks Island neg.
leeted; held nominally at 32e S bushel. Tabl(
708 salt in pockets 1 4@7i~e each. as in size.
POULTRY-Old chickens $4. y,,ung $2@3
1I ducks $3; geese $6: Turkeys $9 z12 1 dozen.
Donlestle Markets.
[By Telegraph.i
NEW YOr.K, N,. 28, 11:25 a. m.-Coffee quiet
and firm. Sales:
Per Donati .....................2.500 bags.
Per Jambiera........ ....- 11 hags.
Per Espinoas ..... ......... 609 bags.
Per Maracaibo ............ ----" bags.
Total.... .. ..... 4.170bagsi,.t.
Sugar easy. Sales-2000oo hhds. 1f0 boxes and
5500 hags, partly old. Sales to re'Anerv-fair to
good 74@7%; prime 7%. Refinedisugars easy:
y Hlow 7%@8. extra C 8% 8%, standard A 9%@
9i, offered 8%@; atundard crushed 9%@1o.
powdered 9%e. ranulated 9l10~ , Out loaf ioo
"16 . m.--0 fftee oquet but flrm. Sugar dull;
reneu easy
COHouAo. loy. 28.-Wheut unsottled: $1 o07i;
i 07o December; $1 alt 18', Janiuary and
nebruary. (Corn steadly; 427iP42% December:
atesn at 411 Novemhi 'r in .nttlim",nt: 41.i5t0411
Tanunry anItd February: 43,'.(i143' May. I'ro
vislironl dull. Pork ,omlned at. $1i l9 January and
FeIbruary; sRnole lilter at $11 91011i 92?A. Lard
ol)'ltd(l at 7.H2', naked andl 7.r4 bid ,Janllary and
i',tbruiry: a!ti'rwartds qurlotel at 7,77..,4(7.80
lanlllly and PFotluiinry. linon nl. mo. ly ornm
mon. ,'amier; ahoulder; s: short ritb o'. ; short
,lear s':,.
Union l tok Yardi l-ogs-of-(tfftal rmr"ipts
ynsterhdiy. 22.5111: ustltllat el i'n.lei t to-day
2..A11t: ni irk-t qutit, iarl hnllovr holding u ,
Hloping to tobtain i'imn "nirtionnsions in iri?"'8.
Light grndo,: rulei at $14 a5.0:435: heavy $4 30454 ro.
1:105 p. m1 . Mornlin (',il --I'rvlionnna 'Inret
tled. P'rIlk $1i 67 Yat IIt 7) year: $11 a7 b(n11 ,0
.lnnlnrvy iiad February. I. rd 7.t .i7.1R en.sh;i
1.72',(57.7?5 year;: 7.77! ,t.nH JIianuarY and E]'b
illary. Wheat ilnsllet.t . I; 070, l 07 Lt IOrnaer
or y,?lr, $1 (17.WI 18 loinal.RV andll Fe!brulry.
Corn slym': : 424i:3427 DiI. .mbtllr or r1y nr; 41 t
January and Feb'llruary; 43'(w4:t' May; 4i11-,
cash.
:1:1. p. in.-CloAn.--'Pork dull: $11 87r((ill o1
JIanulary. Lard 7.77,1 T.L4 .Jtanunary. Wheat
sltIIdy; $1t O4 Nov-'tber: sI ?7l, DLtoeombol or
e?,llor rear; $1 R".rtal (4',I January. (Corn qlllet:
'n4 NIovet'ller; 42?. lIeoenmltor Ir slletr year; 41'4
S41 ' Jtllan uary end IFebruary.
(CIN(INNATI. Nov. 2H.-Po'rk stedly and quiet,
at $12. tlcen.,n ham 1213. ?it lit. CuI, Il-nb?. gePn
,rirll mnarklt 4'4I j1d,4i4(?. Llrd iin moderate i (l
llfll It' a14(41'4b'HLU41t. hItg1-4--l?'ipts 40:11 ; ma'
ki't uInchrllu.ld; omoln i lllo n l0h 11 I; m'dlillum
t4 20(1(4 ,: good to cholio $4 401(4(4 501, Whinky
Oasler and quelti at t $1 04,
rT. Louis Nov. .--Wleat-No. 2 red winter
I 28 mht id lnih; No. : red winir op,lnedl it s1 2'77
ndIl| I'"ltd at S$1 2'. I)1ntnub'"r; op"nl dl at I1 24
ni ll Inl i lfit 1 24'4 J n I lallry ; :1 22i.1 22'4 11111.
('o i t 1. , ih : 42', ((4:4 l)I"'nlnbor. 0 a.t 2614 ' st1;
2-54 I)1lolnt er. Park--jrda ,nItg tos $12 404(2i 5?,o.
('llt mlle.ta-thouldtrs i .'rnl? 4',: (hlilt rib i~;
-aIrt Iltar ni';. I ,Ixle ba'ron-- nthinlg doing.
11311 liomlilnal.
lorelKn Markets.
Ilv Tellgraoph.1
T,0ooly N. Nov. 2s.- n('nsoils In; 15-1l1: str.ot ratfe
7' ,:1',i- ; bank rate 0.
1'A II1., Nov 28, I:;L01 p. m.--ltlnton 11.f. 27',..
4:30 1, In.--it nte lo . 47 b..
LI rI.nII'rsI. Nov. 24. 1:l0 r. m.-Cotton in lair
dmorllin l: Midtlilng Uplands c 7-10ld; Middling
4r1 , ilis t'',0. Extra prime Ille . boor lls. Tal
low 411.. id.
RIVERI NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thrir-d.lty. Nov. 291, 1H77.
Dally report of t.he stlago of watler, wit I chlanges
Ill tl,, twoI-llty-rfour hours ndling yesterday
at ii I. m.
Above low Change.
walter. Rile. Fall.
F.a,t nhe, lche. Inhes. Ihchos.
Cairo........-... 17 1 7 n
(lleinnaOtl .......... 81 1 55 0
Little Ito k ....... 9 0
Iilotavil .......... to 8 59 n
Ni'w Orlanns ..... 5 5 1 i
Pittsburll r ..... . , 5 I 19
h r',vi ,port ..... 21 0 I
St. I,nui" ..... 1.1 10 n g .
Vii,'k urg... ...-.. 140 0 10 0
*hDlow high water manrk of 1874.
W. II. HTMONS,
H.rg"lnit. Sllianll Hervice. U. H. A.
A rrlvIls.
I-alhl., Alvin. BHell,, hIhinI Wineg No. 'I, Ht. Mary.
'i'.a.ls, lVazoo Valli'y. Frank I'argoud.
Ile,,ariur, 5.
I.1bol. Alvin. Bllo. lIlui WingNo.+. .t. Mary,
St .h.hn. ()uOnllhiti bll,. Th .miion i n,
htrinla. T'xml4 Shaninlrl Fnnhon,John Wil
son, L. -iio Taylor. YIol It alley.
To Arrive.
Mllrthal. lal. Alvin. tlower Noast; Mary Ida,
lleliry T'I'to, til . Bhl1e Wing No. 1, up'r coast,
W..1. ', Poit'vt.t St. Mary. A.1_mwation. Lua
tourcete; '. '. . ('houtn!iu. i . 1,. mtn. llrtl rd . Louil
'Tom Inlark.cr. i' r No. 10, i0l',ll river: T''reltolu,
J. H. Mannai, St, .ohn. Ilaton 1liuge; Gov.
Allen, hiui'llituh Iil. BayouIl HSra T'1is. Shir
lock, Cininnllti; Jiirnes Hi,ward,. Mmvnplihs;
Nallt'hi VII',,kblrg; BIart Abih, Lia Bills. W. .I.
lilBhln. Il.d riv r.
lThe wI thei yelertlday W1s cloudLy .and 01I'l.
T'he 1..' alllt' ieFllnk Plirgrlld,frolln Crionvilli,
airrivedl lasIt 'vni'iing with a gold tripT . part of
whiihi wasH '717 7 ialaem cottion and i744 srack cotton
ni.',,.
Whi-dl was '270)7 Dt11es cott ion and 7244 sarcks cotton
Thatsines only iolrratelyarltivre The t)ean's
prlni pal ltelis Of freigtit (ionsiHsted of 700 sacks
salt, 10) lhhds Lsugar and 100 bhis molasses.
The Dawn laid -ver until b p. n. to-day, whren
she will leave for upper Red River going
through ('ne River. Capt. (has. I'rulow
(coIttInaindsI tlIh Dawn, (thlns. W. Drown clerk.
Th'l'e. 'ns is arrived Tuesday night from the
Ten'aI s andti Mwon, and will returni Satur lay.
without hiil. Capt. C ,olty will in the mneantimo
give I hit ''ins.ts atoui-hinK up at the lhands of
ithe' paint brush artists.
Thl, Isaulel tied Alvin had fine trips from the
lower eoast. They were laIte g.tting in, but
both got offT again du ring the day.
The ('ity of Augusta..1. 1). Elio't master, will
arrive to-day from White river and return Sat
urday.
The Golden City was to have left Cincinnati
yesterday.
The telegram published in yesterday's Demo
Prat ar0cunt, d for the withdrawal of the John
T. Moorn fr-rn ltred river. She goes this morn
ing to Mobile, where there is use for her. 'Tis
well.
T'he freight reenived by the Moore was turned
over to t.I he'l'xa.. The (. II. )Durfr. not being
wailtd alt Mobile. remains where there is use
for h.er-hire.
A IIEMARKABIE Ta'IP BY A REMAIIKABLE BOAT.
'The Yazoo Vn lly, Ileaving last v1 ednesday, went
through to Yazoo City. attending to thi usual
amount of waiy business ,ih- left Yazoo Cily
Hulndla y morning with 461 bales c.ttonl. 491 sacks
5(seed and 31 barrels oil: overtook lld uIl.oa lled
urider way the stlamners l azoo( and IlHmewith a
total of ex barles; landed at poilnts on ith', Yazoo
lind took on 2)) balo)s and i545 sHia-ks shl, enter
inig the Mississippi with 1590 Ibales and 1043
.arks : added 27 hales at Vicksburg and l-,ft the
Monday morning: carne d wn through Dovi.'
]lend, taking otl 255 balets and 212 l-a'.k. iand at
other poi[ts 61 tbales andr 790 ,sacks. arriving
lhre yesterd iy morning with 1894 hales. and 2'015
sa,'ks. For a boat of the Valley's dIlnmnsios
thlis is cerainly a remarkable trip, one worthy
of rectord. She was to have left again last even
ing.
Bnetween the Hope and Roberts' tows and two
flith, ats, there art, now n route to this city and
below Moup is 28.,750 bbl-. potatoe.
We heart! yrslcrrdav that an rffer had been
made for the purchasie of the Moore.
The 111.e pa-.sciger steamer C. B. Church
leaves to day without fail for the Ohio.
The '1 homas Sh.rlock, due last night, follows
the hur hurch ,tturay.
'1'he1 splendid passenger rind great freight
strelonler Jalme- Howard, B. R. Pegram inll rom
ilmandl J. H. Ch ssaing clerk, leaves to-morrow
wi hOlet fail for Memnpns ani the benld.
Thio Btirtha. dueto arrive, leaves Saturday for
the Atchafal ya.
T'he New ()rleans and Red River Transporta
tion Company's steamer La helle leaves Satur
(lay for nlhrevet, rt.
The John H. IHanna, for Baton R'uge to
motrrow, leaves at 10 a. in., instead of 12 mn., as
heretofore.
- ho W. J. Poitevent for the Lafourche to-day
at 5 p. to.
The- ,t. Mary arrived and departed yesterday.
Sl8i will return to leave Saturd Iy ;iga n.
'The Iart Able is the, Saturday packet for
Alexand' in aand Grand Eio, e.
The MiImphis and1 tred pa,-ket Chas. P. Chou
teau an I the E. O. Stanar I. both from Sr. Louis.
sar' (dullo to arrive.
Thi' Barnard with tow, is alao due.
The 1t ,bt. Mitche-ll frnom the Ohio, and the
Gold Dust anl the Centennial. from St. Louis,
were at Cairo Tue-day.
The Ham Itoberts with her tow passed Mem
Iphis Tuesday.
'Too mu,-h biusinces in B.iul river for the Tom
Parker: Conselu.tnee, a It gor boat, the Willi.-,
talkes her t'pece, and I-aves to-m rrow. Capt.
L. I. I..elaholussaye takes commalnd
The J. W. Garrett with two barges arrived
yest,-riay.
The- Era No. 10, Capt. Tom Taylor, will arrive
to day from l'utf river and return Slturlay
The new anti line steamer Clara S., W. WV'n
zel ini command, L.w S Ric. clerk. I -avyes S t
urday without lail for Hayou iBartholomew.
She lays at the ha] of Lafyette str-eetl
The Natchez will arrive to-night roum Vicks
burg and return S iturlday a; usual.
The B ue Wing line -t amer B Ile leaves to
day at 9 a. In. i *r the upper coast to B ,nnet
Carre. The Bede is a dayvight ho t both ways.
H.- E. Ha per commands, J. E. Brou il',rk.
The St. F, ancis Belle leaven daily at 7:.i0 a. m.
from Bienviile street for Westwego. running in
connection with the New Orleans and Texas
Itailroad to Donaldsonville
The M. I. line st. amer Mary Ida. J. A. Rui7.
master, leaves to-dtv. a usual, at 10 a. m., for
the up-r co.'st to Ben Tureau l's.
The regunlar ri-w eklv cia-t and Donaldson
ville packet Henry I etc. J. F. Aueoin ma::er,
M. H. Landry 'l -rk. leaves to-day a' 12 m., mak
I ing all plaLtation landings in daylight.
The New Orleans ant Guli Tran-porit-ytion
Company's ast-amer Martha. W. S. Ba-'sett mas
ter, carrying thn, Unit-d States mail. ,ieaves to
day at 12 m. fr P rr Eads,
T'he splendid passenger and 1Inited States
mail stea-'er Frank Pargoud. J. ~. White mas
ter, Curt Holmes elera. Itaves to-day at p. im.
for Vicksburg. Gr-envit e and mail landiai.
'hurch, J. 8. Patterson master, W. 8, Montyre
n rk, lea v to-day at p. m. positively for
he semi-weekly Bayou Lafourche and coast
eacket Assumption. P. A. Chariot master, N. Z.
)o lu1i an;d Joe Lawroun clorks, leaves to-mor
row at io a m. for Thlbodaux.
The Gulf Transportatl-n CGompnny'p atanmor
Alvin, W. T'. bi'ov.ll master, loavIesto-morrow
at 12 nm. for Port Erns.
This tifn stanmer John H. Ifanna. Frank
Ilergironi nolirnlan(.l[oynvto morr.. row at II iL.
in. for Platon RIouge anlt 'count lianlings. Capt.
I.. I. Ie lahollrusa hall h irI g. of iths oftia,.
'Tho UniltI Shitats mail pankirt Gov,. Alln.
Tihn l.Brown nlastor. M. H. itroek r<,rk, IeavWts
,ol morr w it r , m. for' Ito loI HarI
ThI ide-whIal sitoamor W. J. Politoventt. U.
). Torrhfonn master. T'. A. DIarltig i.t k.
Ivllvl 1'.,-'ay for tho Lafourehm through to
Trlh iodaux.
[l.y Toelgraph.7
VYI msHvnao, Nov. 27. --To . J.. Winl,urn. 35
Nltl'h,,z atriot,: Ht.un',r ('itv of Aigenta will
arrive on 'I'hllirslny, Itrud ll I -o Haltuday, )n
!einber 1. for White river.
IJ D. EIJIOTT'. Miatir.
T|ATON ]RotruE. Nov. Za.--'.o (C. (1. WaVnHn,
igalt, 1N. (hIavinir atroet: Httamrnir 'I'hoi. HS-t'
look will arrive at :i p. mn. Whllnoii..ly Novorm
ber 2[. ,EW KATEri, MAtter.
Exehange Cllppings.
('inucinnatl Iowemimrrial, Nov. 2a:
lUt ('OALJiOA''T rIRE.
PI'trri.,Rio . Nov. 24--The rivir conlinuns to
ris, tiadily wi h ninC foot six inilhl's by the
mlaks, aidl 'oal mn aIre riotfntlng on twelve
andll elrhlaps fou.rt,.en fait bl-fro it rune( out.
Coal nm'n hove been ltsy all day, and all the
lots of thef coal flot, horn will gut out on this
waitr. Quilto a nunill.er got out. Ifthl afternr. wni
and. others will folow to-n.ght and to-morrow.
the run. it is Mltiniated. will reach about ,r,4o -
(lVI busih,i s. of whlih nbout two-thirdil wil go
H~ -ut.h. The lhotlt ak ing out towM ar alr follows
F'or Cin'innati---.Jlhn iPonny. Ham Brown, Al-x.
Hwift, .lirm rowvn, It's(outo, Htorm, tloo.
Ro,,rt,. Onward I. C. IUl-hor. Horn t No. 2,
nlait'. ,.sleph A. ktono i.d J W. Goldl. For
Jaliiivillio-GeO Ilvsla Tom Lysi'. T'lun fIRes
No. Ha-n (liar kI, .J M. MelDonald, Nolll'e Walton.
lain-loor, P'anther. lI',,. Wood. J.ames A. Ihiek
iir. 'T'on ,),dl-worth. Enit,'rnIs.'. inrn ald.
N..1 I gloy, lionn.ss. lHo.,nz. C(harley M, Do,n
ali, .losph Wiarn,. tLanm Ulark, .Jairi,i Oiliiori,
In'i .lm M ill-r.
For New I'rleanM-A rk . D. Fulton No. 3. Jo'ffph
It. WliaMns, Noilio Hioer, Hiimpson It,,rnir.
Mary Ann. (O)klandl. Smoky City , nd Alins
browtn. Al' tl,. Iaigvs runi aground b'vtw'l'n
ho. a nil Cincinliti in tho risio prfil,(ling thlis
have 1,h.oon got ion ff 'as far as hIard from 'i'he
fur c',ilboaats grOulinul.d at Whlil'ling by Ithe
Himps' -0 It rio'r --rs affoatl, Ms are IIlsi otlr tiows
of th Bengal T'igir iol ,fJoseMph Nixon at th'
Clulstrs and thei (oaol Valley at tllhe ai.t.ris. The
Grarndl Lakei in laid up at. TItnvi la tin the
(ipy at. Hog IsllandI. The''liso will all be t.ik'n
on to theair dl-lloiatllin on tllis rit-. No nel
dlnats rlp tr',ll thus far.. n nl As thore in pi.lnty
of wa'i'r thoro air not. likelv tv ho nimny. The
Fron. Mountaini will delpart for New (Irl'-tni ion
Mo..dryy with ta big tow. It hti ia bn raining
mlilre or hlio to-day inwl is. raining this aft.r
nollo, All the hamill striairns arc rpuortod inmi
i-g out fr. (iy alnd good we or for mini. timn to
i,ll IM in Itsurid. 'I'Th Katli Htockdalo will not
got oni till thls day woi.k.
PIT'TrsIiuii, NoV. 25.--But. vory few if anvy.
boats f the i" al fl.-'t got out to-d- y. and Ithey
will not. aHltteupl to go hoorir to-morrow, iia'
tht ri will tien bI - plontv of water. , ev'ral
t -art it iiil were. fiorced looseI from their
Ioo,'rings la-. night, of the . th silt Miil u-f tl1,
mononeiganr Ii rior mllil lsunk Jisulheimr A. Co.
I st Iwo, iocl b,,atl., iiu llllT i C(,. and Morgan A
('o. rlr rLa"-h: Ma- h,. MI'D.io.lai & Co. on,'
barge of s:aL'k. anl Brown &". Co. o(ne modoel
Hial ge of uokde. TJ'h river in front i o the city
anll for suoas distanor beloiw is full of iowhoa
with thIeir tows, nil with- steam up, wiaiting fr
the| water to fall. Thi run will nott he less than
7,Srilit.i( a.rl nmay rciffh .AMo) i4s) blshilqs.
(CIN:INNATI. Nov. 2i;.--Thl new (Goldin RIl].
was to )'dl down to Ithe wharf yisitorulriy. Hh"
will h, contipliltdc i,y the mnhldld of next wrok
mand fl-Ilow the (i i-ilo (n Cy to New Ol-rIans.
(ma t. Frank )itoin riitled alstem on his now pro
ptller ycuterdulay fir th first time,
MEMuriM.s, Nov. 27.-A Isqual of (notton sP.eil
agiiit-i. soiething under a doxrin in number,
iini.'d yester-lay that the pria if aeed had 'rio,
to $12 r,1. 'I hey say $12 is as steer' as thev will
go."Ho hlp, mii Y; b)," 'ITh" , Hllmeni World
arnt Ilunroll th high figure oni thr i authority iof
(apt Hlikcks of thir H.ud ,Ir, and the b ag-lnis ay
1that $1'2 per ton to thef prlantler. anld I$ ns freight
to lndrl it at Now O leolns is high 'enugh in all
consacnce,. and It those I ates there is not much
margin for the oil mill-.
The ('h-,ultau tor,k 072 hales cotton from here,
and wenlt. over to HopIl''ldl for imre rast night.
The John A. Wo-di. with twe.nty-orne piec:.es inl
her tow. passed li-re Hundlay noon for New Or
lnns dire.t.
The Andry Fulton. with six barges of coal.
tpaiLed Cairo for the Houlth !st. Friday.
FRENCH MILLINERY,
Berlin Zephyr Worsted,
- AND
DRESSMAKING.
M/Jnmo. Roma REoysoir,
No. 9 Chartres Street. Near Canal,
Bngs to inform her patrons, and the ladles in
general, that the
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF MILLINERY
seRneted by her in the North, and received di
rect fror pr,r minent Parisian hou-es, is now in
store. and cornmris . ri ll thr newest shapes In
Felt. Chips. Strews anti Velvets,. trimmed in the
leading sty e., and at lower price.s than any other
house in this clty.
Her stock of Berlin Zephyr Flipper Patterns.
Java Canv;s. Mottoes. etr., is varied and com
plotoTHE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT
will be opened Ort oer 15. by Mrs. M. MARSH.
well kn,,wn in this comrnmn ty ru one of the
most comp roteint in this li re of bui ness.
Orders flirr at sh ,rt nor'ce; perfect filt and
entire sca isfa'ilon gIuaranteed. COr16 SmH
PARIS FASIiiONS.
Mine. JULIE ILaB. FISHEB,
DhaulkI Mi Sery!
Parlors at the Turner Mansion,
188...........CANAL STREET........ ..188
Begs to inform her lady friends and the publli
generally that she has on hand one of the most
beaut;ful and complete selections of Parisian
styles and fashions in
BONNETS, HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
SHA WLS, Etc.
In her DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT she
has employed the best Pa.risian Artiste, and she
will be pleased if the ladies will call at her
Sarlors,
188 CANAL STREET.
Mme Julie LaB. Fisher.
oe19 tf
HAMBURG MAGDEBURG
FIRE IN,-,URNCE COMPANT
OF HAIBURG.
This Caompany is now prepared to issue
POLICIES against Loss or Damage by Fire at
current rates.
For particulars apply to
WILLIAMS & BP.UCKNER. Agents,
nol im 13 Carondelnet street.
NWMI. D. ROGERS,
MANUFACTURER OF
STANDARD FINE CARRIAGES,
1009 and 1011 CLestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufactory. Thirteenth and Parrish streets
succeeding G. W. Watson & Co.. retired.
set1s m con
PHILIP HIRSCH,
CO P R, 3E ,
so,5, s,54.56.58 a so10 North Peter street
Manufactory--orner St. I,mnis and Mirosete.
New Orlean%.
Has for sale choice gre n H b h,ad rd apg .
ret Poles also. new Starar Hogshe olad asaes
Barrels. Hial Barrels and s all
Prices m odrat. 'jarr
etam dew
Important
AUCTION SALES
From the great suction salo of last TuedaS
and Wednesday. at which the entire stook Ac
Messrs. E. Molnie & C(o. (large importers) Wasi
sould at the highest hid, we took advantage ot
this extraordinary opportunity, and will 0o1i*
TO-MORROW
$2'(,000
--AT
PRICES TIAT WILL DESERVE YOM
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
As the goods were imported by Memes. aR
Mlinie direct from the manufaoturest o i
Franoe. they are CAREFULLY 4ELEOTPD
moot the wants of this section.
Having bought this
IknunIren4c Stock
--AT
HALF THE IMPORTATION
We propose to allow our friends and
the benefit, and ?.
Will Offer To-Morrow
THE ENTIRE STOO
Without golng into details, we would call
attentiost. among the MANY EXTRAOEDIN
BAI(OAINH. to the following:
FRENCHn COIRIETh,
At so aents it.
BOYS' FULL FINISIIED rEN".'k1
At I ctasitas
VEIL BAREGOES.
Worth 6o cents, at 25 oents sIu
WHITE TARILATANS (Frenh)l,
At 1 75 for 1i)
ETC.. ETC.
We would also call your attention to
5000' WORTH
--OF- o -
CHOICE BLACK GOOd ;'
which we received from this greatjsale,
will offer
50 pieces BLACK FRENCH DELAyIN ,
at 25 cents.
to10 pieces BLACK FRENCH DELA$II .
at 30, 35 and 40 cents.
20o ieces BLACK FRENCH CAS8NlM3.,,
at 50so and to cents a rya,.
-ALSHO-
The Very Fiaest Black Fre.c
at .a and 9o cer4t.
-ALHIO-
Bombasetteu, T.eaees, Ete ,
AT EXTRAORDINARZ LOW PfWO.
Also, twenty-five piec,
BLACK SILKS,
of the famnou 'Bonnet" aket,
At 81 a Yar
Never sold in New Crldeans for lees thZ sg
French Orgaaties, Two Yards. Widsi,:
At , c~nts a yard.
It WiII be tt your intwret to pay us ma
call elnd see-ayg banigaaiL in desirable ngooft
DANZIQER'S,
71-57 Canal street.,A
DiETw»E uBuVu@O ALMS "AU Em
As this stock is vy larg, we also eml tr
tendion o f catnd counr mcouq usea i t