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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01
RXCURhIONS.

GRAND FOURTH OF JULY ExCU RsION.-YHE
NJ largo and commodous steamer WYOMING will mako
two excursions TO RcckAway Beach the Fourth leaving
as folcws;-Peck slip New York, at and :lb r.
r NJ; Christopher street, New York; at s'ls A. and
+. N. Hoboken, Newark street. at A. n. and 2l5 r. N
franklin street. New York, al Gals A. N. and go p.
pier =. New York, at 80 A. n. and 9A5PM Returning
leaves RockawAy at IL 5 A. NJ and $50 r. M arriving In
New York % tune 70 witness the THIS one Of
the finest views of the Bay and Hsrbor with it, for
tfcaous the beautiful slopes Of Staten and Long Island
pleasure seekers hne opportunity Of sea bathing clam
band OF music viii accompany the boat AL kinds Of
freshments will be furnished board Fare way ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

TOWER HILL HOUSE, NARRAGANSETT HEIGHTS.
i Earragansett, r. L. This and class house will
open July O. A. PARKER. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

CEvEN SPRINGS MOUNTAIN HOUSE. ORANGE
~ county, N Y.-ChArming summer in the
ta,ns; coaches Monroe with Eric Railway from
foot OF Chambers Tweptyhird streets; short
from New York excursion tickets "a.
JAMES pATTkRSON, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

GUNNER ROARD-ON THE SEA SHORE, AT BATH
~ L. L. At the elegant residence OF Hon. c.
frey Gunther Gs class board bathing boating hshng
For particulars apply 81 West Thirtyoufth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

DIDGEDALE HOUSE, MADISON, N. J.-ELIGIBLy
IL located; large wall Furnished Rooms beautiful scenery
and drves minutes from depot Address j. =. MOORE
boz lilo New York Poss onoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE,
IN open; New Haven most every hour time 10
minutes. W. j. FISH 4 SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

GRAND EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK, HIGHLANDS
~ and Red Bank, THE strong ana fast steamboat
SKA BIRD will leave pe- 3 foot OF Franklin street,
River, Sunday morning. I'd Instr 1t ~ O'clock fer the above
plsoes, ResurninS, Leaves Bed Bank q ~ O'Clock r. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

Ito HO FOR THE FISHING BANKS t-DAILY, SAT-
III urdays excepted, commencing Sunday July T. Tho
and splendid sea-gong steamer ELIZA HANCOx. Cap
NJ Broome street. rs; Peck alp 7:3o Christopher street.
g5 Bait lines aud refreshments board. A celebrated
brass and coon band has been engaged for the
OWEN PATRICK KEENAN,, Managera
Captain Simmons, Pilot John A. Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

MONROE Is ONE OF THE MOST PLEASANT VII
M ges in Orange county. surrounded by hills lakes
ponds: 30 miles from New York by Ere Railway. Address
s, NJ f., box 1877 Monroe. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

TT,HE EQUINOX HOUSE, FOOT OF MOUNT EQUINOX.
Manchester, vemon, open from june 10 to October
Address, by mall telegraph, r. H. ORvIs Harlem
from New York to MancheAtar direct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-01

NEW SUMNER RESORT, OVERLOOK MOUNTAIS
IN House, via New York.. This and elegant
hotel the highest peak OF the Catsk range 1850 feet
above Underwater, opens June Is Fine afr and beautiful
scenery All the modern conveniences including teegraphic
COMMUNICATIONS IL reached by boat rail Rondout
o. r. X (nioe miles West Hurley; thence six miles BY
the propretors stages running In connection with all trains
Parties leaving New York n4 reach the hotel the
evening For terms apply u JOHN T. LAsHER, proprie
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, June 3, Evening. ng.-Cotton
steady; sales 1880 bales at 1850. Flour
unchanged. Wheat a shade firmer for
spring, winter nominal; winter red and am
Der Western 81 gal "a. Corn active and
firm at 20 072c. Pork SIS 25 Is so. Lard,
kettle l03ic. Naval stores quiet and firm.
Freights firm. Groceries quiet
CINCINNATI June 3-Cotton: demand fair
and advanced; middling IVA a The. Flour
firm and demand fair. Wheat firm and de-
mand fair. Corn: demand active and ad-
vanced to 81 a 55c. Rye unchanged. Oats
unchanged. Pork dull and unchanged;
mess SIS. Lard dull and unchanged; n0mi-
nally ga 097Sc. Bulk meats: demand
good at full prices; sales 100000 pounds;
shoulders lsc, clear sides Use, roug gh sides
6s4c; the demand was freely met Bacon
firm and demand fair; shoulders Csc, clear
rib sides Slsc, clear sides She; sales of
shoulders at &c, and clearrib at Sc. Whisky:
demand fair and advanced to 90c.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Flour quiet; super
fine fall $5 SO, extra Sc OO06 10, double
extra Sc % 06 40. Wheat dull and droOp-
ing; No. spring 81 20, sample lots 81 %.
fall 81 45. strictly prime 81 Goal g. Corn
dull and dropping; AZ u 0501ac, mixed in
bulk, 59060l2c white sacked. Oats dull:
No. = mixed SOC in elevator, 55 5517c
sacked. Rye quiet. 77la 679c. Whisky
80 Gle. Pork lower, mess SIS Is 25.
Bacon dull and lower, clear rib sides
S0S4c; clear sides ga 09c, latter on or
ders. Hams: sugar cured Ia a 141ac. Lard
nominally lower, Ga 94c offered for choice
steam, 913 asked. Hogs range at 50 25 a
- 30. Cattle quiet at $203 for inferior,
S3 25 03 30 for common, So 25 03 IS for
prime, $5 as so for choice.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
myl7 ie217 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

Louis Ruch VS.. Mrs. John Joseph Peter
Janzen (Rngel Sophie bleonore SchlitteI-
Fourth District COuIt for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Is, ,l48.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs TO
b me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause l will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
"a ncbapge. ROYAL street, between Canal and Cns
ON FRIDAY June 20. 1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ
the following described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings thereon and appurtensnees there
unto belonging situated in the Second ID strict of
this CITY, in The square bounded by Main, 81
Philip, Bourbon and Dauphine streets, me asuring
TWENTY-FIVE feet front on Dauphine street by sixtS
feet in depth. Said property was acquired by the
defendant by purchase from John LItten, per act
city dated July 30, 1866.
q THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND to-
gether with the buildings thereon and sppurte
nances thereunto belonging, situated in the Sec.
ond District of this city, and designated by the
numbers one, two and three, in square bounded by
Canal CustomhoHse, DOrgeDois and Broad streets
on a plan drawn by L. II. Pile, surveyor dated De
Plans No in the Office of A. Ducatel, notary pub
lie in this city; which lots measure each thirty
feet front OIL Canal street, by hundred feet in
de pth, American measure
Which said prop rty was acquired by defendant
by purchase, as follows, Co wit Lots numbers one
and two from Hyman smith, and lot No. from
John LitteD, per act before A. Dreyfeus notary
public, in this city on July 80 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
C. 8. SAUvINET
my30 ie15 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
go NJ E HING NEW.
Woman's Friend Washing Machine,
THE NE PLUS ULTRA OPALL CLOTHES WASHERS

1t is the invention of Kentuckian, on the Full
ing Mill principle, and is operated by rocking
Washing of clothes is so simplifed by this ma
chine that either man, woman child can do the
work and do it well.
1t will thoroughly WASH, RINSE and BLUE One
Hundred ordinary Pieces of Clothing in forty five
minutes without the least wear of the clothing
the breaking of a button the pulling of a
thread.
The most delicate fabrics can be washed with it
without the least injury.
While ii washes, it bleaches likewise.
1t Will wash Blankets and gives them a new ap-
pearance and feeling
Wool may be washed on this machine at the rate
of six pieces in two minutes.
No Wash Tubs are needed
1t will last for years with care and costs less than
wash tubs.
ANY one can repair it, as there are no cog wheels
or cranks to replace.
ANY party in the city desirous of purchasing
Machine can have one operated at their house be-
fore purchasing, if desired by addressing note to
the undersigned to that effect.
Price, s II; with Wringer, $I8
Attention is also called to the LITTLE GIANT
WRlNGER, that we sell being superior to any
other wringer i'll use, simply for the that no
adjustment is necessary TO wiring either a collar or
a blanket EDWARD THOMPSON
Proprietor and Manufacturer,
my28 6t No. l84 Peters, near Julia street
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
IoorrruED FROM FIRsr rAoE.1

jurors named Littlefield. Judge Dunnel
said he would hear these affidavits. but tina
atfidavits in the matter must then stop, as !
was evident perjury was being eommitted
A magnificent palace car, made wholly o
California and Mexican ornamental! wood
left for the East, via Omaha and Chicago
yesterday. 1t will probably be taken to
Washington and presented to the Presi
dent.
BosToN. June 3.-Government officers
have entered complaints against the nu-
merous retail apothecaries in Boston for
omitting the required stamp on certain arti-
cles.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 3, P. M.-Ba-
rsmeter %; wind southeast, blowing very
hard. Ne arrivals or departures.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-River declining.
1t has fallen eight inches in the past twenty
four hours; three feet four inches in the
chute, and five feet four inches in the canal.
Weather clear and hot Mercury $50.
Business very dull. Arrived: Kate Robin
son from Cincinnati, Leonidas from New
Orleans. Departed: Kate Robinson for st.
Louis, LeOnidas and Emperor for Cincin-
natl, Robert Mitchell for New Orleans. The
Emperor was detained last night, being
aground in the canal.
PITTsBURG, June 3-Weather clear. Their
mOmeter 80. hOnongahela twentv-One
inches, falling. Departed: Carrie Brooks.
CINCINNATI, June 3.-The river has nine
feet in the channel, fallen twelve inches in
the past twenty-four hours. Arrived: X. G.
Gray from Arkansas river. Departed: Law
renee for Memphis, Nightingale for Arkan-
sas river, Alaska and Shannon for New Or
leans. Business fair Weather warm and
partially clear.
VICKsBURG, June 3.-Passed up: H. S.
Turner at eleven last night. Boats up to-
day: Katie at 10 A. NJ, Richmond at Z
A. NJ. Weather warm and cloudy. River
falling fast.
MEMPHIS, June 3.--Weather clear Mer-
curry ego. River falling. Passed up: Com
monwealth. Passed down: Belle st.
Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 3-Arrived: Bismarck,
Hannibal, Atlantic and barges, Henry
Ames and City of Alton, from New Orleans.
Departed Anna, for Cincinnati; Sally, for
the Arkansas river; City of Vicksburg, for
Nicksburg; Continental, for New Orleans;
Belle Vernon and Rover, for the Ohio
river. The river is falling slowly. Weather
clear
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
Monetary--Commereial
MONETARY.
OFRICB OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, !
s.r R,uzx Ia.r,I <

OFP1CB OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, l
SATURDAY EVENING, June 3, 1871 s
The money market continues easy, with
| quite fair demand for discounts, but an
ample supply OF capital available for the
wants of all AL borrowers We still
quote: -0Sp per cent per annum for AL notes
| with unquestiOnable collaterals 80 10 for
good do; So 10 for short AL business paper
without collaterals I26 t8 for good and
second grade do, and 10d IL for al long do
Mortgage notes rule at 90 for Al, and
l0G IL for second class.
Gold opened at 1l214 a 11219 against 112A
at New York;, and closed at 1928 1923
against 1l21s.) The sales included $1,000
and $4,000 at ll2A, 5000 at 1928 a ll21a
and $1,000 at 1I2lb.
In silver 500 and $1,000 IN American half
dollars changed hands at l03A. We quote
lOSai l09A for American halves and u
cent premium in gold for Mexican dollars
Very little was done in sterling exchange,
the sales of which were confined to about
$500, including $4,000 and f3500 bill of
lading at 1913; fl0O0 clear and f6OOO bill
of lading at 1914; fl2O0 AL clear at 1231a:
f4OO at the same, and fl200 bank at l24
We quote sterling at l23 a 1888 for good
to AL bill of lading and clear, and l24
for bank.
Yesterday and the day before, not re-
ported 10000 Bremen rix dollars sold at
81 0SSl2.
Domestic exchange was rather heavy.
The banks continued to ask 80 y cent pre-
MUM for sight drafts on New York for re-
mittance. The sales included $4,000, $25,-
600 and $25,000 New York commercial
sight at v premium; $35, 1000, $4,000 and
100000 bank at 3-l6; $4,000 commercial
at the same $4,000 private bankers at
7-32;; $4,000 at "a; $4,000 sight on Provi-
dence at par, and $4,000 thirty days sight
on st. Louis at q discount.
A bank gold check on New York for Sl0,-
900 changed hands at 4 y cent discount
The banks supplied remitters with trihing
sums at par.
The stock market was almost at COM
plete standstill. We heard of several hun
dred shares Louisiana Levee selling, but
did not learn the price. Fifty shares South
ern Portable Gaslight Company brought SIS
Some $1,000 Crescent Insurance scrip
mixed dates brought 1917.
Nothing reported in bonds or warrants,
except 500 State at 81, and $500 Metro
politan Police at 9SA.
City treasury notes are quoted nominal
at 22ls a 25 y cent discount.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
Stock on hand and on shfpboard.

TO-day's exports embraced l4ll bales to
Boston and 2004 to New York. Receipts
proper since last evening 899 bales, against
25Ol on last Saturday, and 753 last year.
making an aggregate since August 81 of
l,36l ,939 bales, against l,099.694 last year.
SUGAR-Received to-day 81 hhds. The
market is steady and firm. Some cistern
bottoms sold at 64c p ft. We quote iOa.
0llc for good fair; l1A all 1ac for fully
fair; II a l212c for yellow clarified, and
130 l3l2c for white
MoLAssEs - Received to-day "A bbls.
The demand is good, and the supply
slight, and is sold as received at IS
04Oc for fermenting, and 40 a Soc for plan
tatlon reboiled. City refinery reboiled is
quoted az 35 a 6Ol2c y gallon.
FLoUR-The market continues dull.
Supertine is quoted at Sc, double extra
Sc so, treble extra Sc 7507 y barrel. 60
single extra sold at Sc 37le and 100 treble
extra at 81 25 v Dbl. Rainy weather has
interrupted movements.
CoRN-Is in light supply and firm, but
the rainy weather has interrupted move
ments on the landing. 300 sacks white
mixed sold at 77c, and 1000 white at 7Sc p
bushel
BACoN-Is dull. Shoulders are held at
7a7Ac; clear rib sides &c; clear sides 91hc:
sugar cured hams l3d l4c y fb.
LARD-Is dull. Tierces are quoted at
10l2 0I034c; kegs II a l21ec y tb.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are quoted
at 619c y tb.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is quoted at II
l2c y fb.
WHIsKY-The market is very dull. Rec
titled is quoted at soc; choice brands 9Oc y
gallon.
OATs-Are in light supply and firm; 400
sacks Iowa and St. Louis sold at 64c q
bushel.
BRAN-Is dull; 200 sacks sold at 81 IS p
100 TBS.
HAY-Is in moderate supply and demand
at S23 for prime, and $23 so for choice.
PORK-The market i s very dull: 100 bbls
over weight mess sold at SIG y Dbl. Hold
ers are asking SIC so y bbl 1t is retailing
at SIG 50aI7 y Dbl.
FREIGHTs-The demand for room in all
directions is only moderate and rates are
unchanged. Cotton to Liverpool sd; to
Hayre, by sail, &c; to Bremen 24c by sail;
to Amsterdam, 7-l60 I'D by sail; to New
York and Philadelphia, by steam, 9sc
CHEEsE-Liberal receipts have depressed
the market and prices rule in favor of buy
ers. Factory is quoted at 13 q lac and re-
serve at IL al I2c p tb.
BUTTER-Western is in fair supply and
light demand at 20023c y fb for round lots
of choice new. Inferior and old are un-
saleable. Goshen Is now selling at 80 a 33c
" 10 for choice new.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
Vincente Prats VS.. EdOuard Richmond Ar.
chinard-Fourth District Court for the parish Of
Orla M 23I

Vincente Prafs VS.. EdOuard Richmond Ar.
chinard-FOurth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, No. 25.33l.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND sALR
ID to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ell.
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in the Second District of this city
on FRIDAY, June 30, 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ. the
following deserbed property to Wit
situate in the First District of this city, in the
square comprised within Julia, Cypress Howard
and Liberty streets, and having the following di.
mensions, to wit One hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
feet front Libs rty street one hundred and four
teen feet more or less. in depth and front on Cv
press street, one hundred and seventy mine feet
Liberty street toward How ard street, and one
hundred and seventy three feet four inches more
or less, on the rear line running from Cypress
street toward Julia street; with the Improvements
thereon.
Being the same property acquired by the de-
fendant by purchase from plaintiff, per act passed
before Joseph Cuviler, notary public in this city
dated May 90 1869.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-l In cash for sufficient amount to nav
plaintiffs claim, say the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars with interest thereon at eight per cent Der
annum from the seventh day of May, 1862 until
the day of sale five per cent attorneys fees on the
amount sued for; three dollars and eighty cents
costs OF protest. four collars aid five cents costs
OF copy of act of sale and costs of suit. 2. The pur
chaser TO assume Ito the extent of the amount Of
ms bldl the payment OF two promissOry notes, Sc
cured by concurrent mortgage on said property
each for the sum of fifteen hundred dollars drawn
by defendant to his own order and by him ndorsed
dated on the seventh May, 1869, and payable re-
spectlyely three and four years after date and
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent Der
annum from date until final payment. 3. And tie
balance OF the price OF adjudication if any, cash
the spot.
CS sAUvINET.
my3O jel6 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
Twenty Thousand Dollar Verdict
Agaiust Erie

From the New York World
General Duncan S. Walker, of Washing
ton, ID. C., brought suit against the Erie
Railway Company in the Supreme Court,
Sullivan county, for 100000, for injuries
received while travelling on one of their
trains. On March 8, 1869, the plaintiff was
sitting in the smoking car of the Cincinnati
express with party of gentlemen. When
near Sloatsburg the side of the car was
driven in by rail projecting from plat
form car on passing construction train.
Walker was struck a severe blow on the
face, had some of his teeth knocked ont
and suffered from severe coneussion of the
brain and spinal cord, so that he has been
threatened with paralysis ever since, and
has been unable to attend to his business.
lie was at the time of the accident law
partner of his father, Hon. Robert |.
Walker, formerly Secretary of the Treasury.
and had large and lucrative practice On
the twenty fifth ultimo the jury gave YER
r. dict for plaintiff for 100000 Attorney for
plaintiff, Henry BrOdhead, Esq, who associ-
ated with him on the trial Judge Reynolds,
of Brooklyn and General A. C.. Niven, of
Monticello; for defendant Messrs. Newell,
Denman and Prentiss.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04

Again we have to report lucky man,
made purchaser of ticket in the Louis
lana State Lottery. This time it is Mr.
FRANCOIS Edmond, of Dumaine street, be-
tween st. Claude and Rampant, who certi-
fies that he was the holder of quarter com
binatlon ticket in the Louisiana State Lot
terry, Nos. 3, 20, p, class 13l, which drew
the capital prize of five thousand and twen-
ty-seven dollars and fifty cents on Friday
last, and that the amount was promptly
paid on presentation of the ticket at the
Office Of the company. Others may do
likewise by a small investment.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
-,e -, - u 3. SAUVINET
myZo Iell q Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
LOUIS Mathe vs.. Succession of Archibal
boIron-Fourth District Court for the paris

Louis Mathe VS.. Succession of Archibald
OF Orleans, No. 25 IA
PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIzrPE ANn sALE
~. 10 me directed by the honorable the Fourth
Dsct court, for the parish of Orleans in tbe above
az tb case, VIII proceed to sell at public auction
t .iie ,ieIchahts and Auctioneers Exchange ROyal
street between Canal and Custombouse streets in
I 1ne second District of this city on WEDNESDAY
inc des,cribaJ ib.a; AT twelve O'clock NJ the foew.
AAf eNSI,Lntu property. to wit
sacoI,d rPEhIAlN P;N LOT OF GROUND situated in the
h,, Dis'rlct OF TINS city, in the square bounded
straatsS ou ~ Ioau, Ealvez: Johnson and Barracks
;L e,s. anu measuring about hfty-seven feet three
hts i IS front on Bayou road by about one hundred
an; t .I I9ur feet three inches in depth on the
first darab Johnson street, and forty-ive feet
q s, 1R'1 anu ABOUT ninety seven feet one inch on
second depth on the line toward and fronting Oh
o Rezet &c street and about twenty-eight feet front
on barracks street. according to a nIan of A Cas-
Iaing architect; together with ali the rahts WAYS
PINneges and dependencies thereunto belonging
tb S Tise aPpertalning; and sixteen ahares OF
@ one capital stock of the Citizens Bank of Louisi-
ana secured by mortgage on said prsnertv
M: ~ LOT OF GROUND, situated in The Second
D1lstlict OF this city, designated by the number
H;bha vi me square Comprised within Bayou road,
70 anu, d barracks and Galvez streets according
A. Pu uraWn by l.. Surgi, late a surveyor, dated
-; it ,s"eIth day of November l849 and de posted
this ctr ce OF Joseph Cuvillier, notary public in
rnnsy, v!ly, WINCH said lot, of a triangular form
o sixteen feet three inches front on Bayou
G oau lofty-seven feet eight inches front on said
rmnninS fr, ana lorty-f1ve feet diagonal hne
ffSIaner "lth all the buildings and improvements
withont' a,snts ways, privileges and dependencies
"51nout exception or reservation
Inc properties herein firstly and saoopdlv de-
seriped ped were purchased by the late Archibald BOr
Sr ~ I'm N tne succession of Alexander Bergaminl'
Knrr q" PEI tMo several acts passed before Acie J.
t notary public in this city both bearing date
Ihe fourteenth of April 1866 -
seized In the above suit
Ierms-Cash on the spot
r,eoo; C. s. SAUvIEET
-Iifo ~ Jti Sheriff of he Parrish Of Orlaans
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

BATON ROUGE-Steamer Bradisb Johnson %
bbls molasses SKIS seed cotton 3 bags wool bales
moss 1873 SKIS potatoes bbls potatoes IL bdls hides
and sundries ~
LOWEE COAST-Steamer Beanfort-S7 bbls rice
80 SKIS potatoes IA SKIS onions bdls hides and sun
dries ~ JUN
LAFOURCHE-Steamer Flicker-l5 hale, co+tor
and sundries '
L0UlSVlLLE-Steamer Glencoe-568 bales cotton
5undry produce ''''
BY THE RAILROADS
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTs
BRH RAILROAD, June 3-226 bales cotton aqa
sundry produce ~
M0RGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
une 81 bale cotton 81 hhds sugar 3 bags wcDi
sis seed cotton 20 head cattle 44O SKIS potatoes,