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New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

Toledo and Wabash
SATURDAY. Dec. 10-P. NJ.


We have nothing new to report either for better
or worse III the general trade of the city and country
Money is little more active than last week, with
sils ut advance III rates. though in ordinary busi
ness times our present money market would be
garded as very rosy" one, as in fact it is for that
matter. The rates on call have ranged from to
per cent, while frst-class commercial paper goes
at to per cent. according as the bills have short
or long time to run. There has been no important
change ill sterling bills, though the market was
little moro active at the close than
at the commencement of tho week.
We continue to export gold. and there is naturally
surprise expressed that the fact does not
show itself more prominently in the bank statement
and in the market price for coin at the Gold Ex-
change where the fluctuations Of the week in a
speculation that has been alternately weak and firm
have been only per cent. the range having been
11l3 and ILL.,! with the closing price at III,
actly the figure at which the mark closed week
ago The following table shows the course of the
Il r.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

The sudden whiIl in railway shares did not affect
the money market, the range of cali loans having
been and per cent, the intermediate being the
ruling rate. The paper market IL quiet, and the
best grades move at 9 to per cent. Washington
adyices report that the United States Treasurer to-
dav received S30OOO0 National bank notes for re-
demution The Internal Revenue receipts to-day
were $4,000, making total for month to date OF
Sj.77OOoO. The Treasury holds S3s5,3OJOOc in bonds
70 secure National bank circulation. and S6,27OOoO
70 secure public deposits The outstanding National
b,nk note circulation Is S3i9,2D.OOO. ct which
g. $50 600 are gold notes. The Treasury shipments
of legal-tender notes and fractional currency for
tbe week ending to-day Amounted to S263O,OW. The
hank statement was an unfavorablc exhibit and re-
0ected a further loss in the surplus reserve of
S1.4G2,sjO TIE banks now hold IN lawful money
above the required reserve S7GA,250. The follow
ing table shows the condition of the New-iork CITY
. dot IN toned
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

lV@o%oo
This Saturday as we have already intimated has
been a sort of " field day. at the Stock Exchange.
The sales have been larger in the aggregate, the
fluctuations more frequent and wide and the excite
,nent more intense than upon any other day for
several months past. Many seem to think that this
10 the "beQnning OF the end" to a downward move
ment in fancy stocks, while others as stoutly
maintain that we have touched bot
tomD in the downward movement in prices.
We have no opinion to volunteer as to which party,
II either is in the right, only remarking that the
market closed in "A very feverish and unsettled con-
dition The remarkable Performance of Mr. Wright
,os rather startling in its character ana no d0ubt
soious m its results TO some OF his victims lie IL
vouno man who has not been especially prominent
bretofore for large transactions ut the Board ana Is
nnosed 70 have heretofore operated manly Tor ac-
connt of others hence il IL surprise to some that he
conld have purchased many stocks before exciting
tbe suscion Of the old heads of the Exchange as 10
his ability TO meet his engagements IN case the mar
kef sbould run against him. The old heads aiore-
said who are pepetually III at;endanC at the Tx
change imagine that they can generally tel Tor
whose account stocks in large blocks are bought or
sold by knowing the name Of the broker who does
fbe luying or selling In the present case. ms we
understand two prominent operators each supposed
that Mr. Wright buying for account oi inc other'
They met. conferred. and discovered that boIh weIo
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

IGs Jaa.S Ss IS's % s1e s':' So u % ss2 pss
il 5.I6c; 500 i1; IO II l3-J2c 1909 li5.: 1o9 10
i3 si 5 3 soS S s 200 100 q Il 1l & fGS 5o i l32s ss
900 ID 7lGc March, 100. ll 1885, 400 l4'c 700 "a
2352c; TOO II 2j-j2.: 1900 II l3.l6,; le ~ 2a52s
600 II falGc; April 300 5c; 90 - 5S2ei, yoo o No
IL 1926 100 - 9lGc 500, ljLc l7O0 u l73%c; J""c
800 - 2732cj Jlly 49, 10 liGsi 100 l7332e; August
l46O IGsc.; te, 1860 bale; grant total 80 100 b's'
icej have bsi few encpursziHr
IT, srry, hoagi not large been IN ere
especially pf Family brands valued u fB 5D0f7
bb os good Anh.r heat ,rarii valued At 20 oOqS5 20 y
bh serey drcne1 he fa-isT ibe
Wheat in tho interim over soc raanot be dGbsot We
lb coupst WITH the ''g; Of uasuil ni>S
supply to ssfst tie cors"ar ZEN
ncy ring wckHOwn e-sBd For monhs jest Wes
great SIMPLY there ha~
harmony action bus ia ous tn sss eeS
rivalry aud ery9gnt pre have f~a pal M wheat 10
many cases touy unsan;eI b. the cnErent bs
seabosr, hence :be business Ns betn b"ry nhsPIs,ec
tory MANY The dnard for Shspne krlsss has
the absence Of e CHS room ana hf ~" ms ~
i.ost expo greatly Iec ID bIncssi p5es ~ rsl'
purchased ke"p s0 t assert
held N tr n'ss
slight ag od Ia tie OuctOn bat the bnHts. rs flo'es
market bat hoh-r' be 's.
cisy Of Winter heat bag egifce confidence 10 ne AZ ~
earls be bg gn. Dir n,tef
production grades Of Mne Etr have bea qu ue nnSs
No slowly hhsLiV
fn h4 eoi Slowly though
think favor dai have adei sst' 10 our
sock but end hight much below the Oresi0n lt yes
the week 81 9l bb - 3l oo TIE cor
responding to-day the opened quite Dun bet
arrivals ard rather favorable a.v froa E1r y pne.
bat
for weiknOwn braldi sae.9 9f S,'OO BIDS " 900
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SA1rRDAr, Dec ID, ISIf
COFPBH-There fair business RIO AMI The market sea
former 6gu, as 2OlJ bags santos per Shrlherds at lSc
ard 3Qk hays S2. both gold We quote ori
cargors at l7dl74c: Fair l7'4 sc Good do At Is
sL: Prime l04a a and eriene for lots la
2Oc m grades the rather more demand AM prices are IA
5000 bags Msdcbo eI uncr vessels AZ "a l9c COLL
SIGALS-rhere small traie cOnsummated IN Raw
sus, ard sales Of II hhdt Cuba 200
hoe. Moas,e Sugar. 7s; sDhhs Jamaica at ll07 ac ~
hh. 5i4 gold boni We quote Far 10 Good Rtnng
a, SS: Prime do Centrifugal hhis aud boxes. 90 De-
No ~ Cyed Box s9 Reane quiet bus without quoabe
change IN rres quote oa9- for sot yellow 90 lOc,
Tor Soft White; 1866 ioT Crushed lOos for Powdered sHl lOi
for Gfauuited
COTTOSTe market for spot Cotton remains cae but with
n qlotable chaDgc IN prices 80.
oatou, stanir Of classdca'n 10 orce Sept J. 1874
INLAND qAsHg ~. AOe Than hsu
ar "' below .he slr quoted
Orilnarv. l2s srot ''"0l o'i.hAF 1913 M""'ns' -.
ord 1919 LoN AihI - ''''' '''''' -
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" bite Sh,sI sstfs

bb. W. quor:
t,e roIr Western SuDeTSne......fi 3}TsJ Cp
RYe PO1r P-nnsriFsu =. p,F q ~
Corn quiet tame: sales of go bbs. We qiOe
Corr Meai JeeY.sl 2DG<i 3j Corr Mei Eanfc a -Jp
Carr Mes lj1 IS corn ii Asai iivlj Es 90
toy dssi "-L \ 2OD 1 40
PouY 1us;. state - 9)D5 - snt
Peunsviyana at SB0s3 20 700 b. Jr.y 81 al lover
quot Pie Wm. ~ .50~l %. i'r ~
ov a, 81 uS - Coirsc II 80. Z b ll 3J Il .J
l. 1874, - Dtts
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

70 sAANrNG
TONO........l0l u
Col c & ] Cent Isl NJ
! UDO........ 81
VVlA Wsbash lsi VI
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

The Oriental National Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of per cent, payable on the III
proX. n.
The National Broadway Bank has declared dlVi-
dend of az per share, payable Jan. ..
The Philadelphia stock market IS weak; lehh-
.ylvania Is. 1l3; Philadelphia and hrie hairo'u'
-. Reading Railroad. 55; Pennsylvania Railroad,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21

81 tt& .
American crop Is7I..45al5 Ola, all goyt.s...... sFt.
Americsn Crop .tja2J f1ri-a. lnij .......i -
Aaeican { % s72.I2al5 California, ,5l.... 80 %
NAVAL hQOKt>- msras hosia j. i--'''1 '4 '' ars
s,s,f, at - 2Oa % OrlHrfy GOri Strain s-e ~
5u mis- 40 at - 20 boz Ps' -. u u- ~ Ia
,, OF bb 4 56c wLh tnr cosn s-g'e iaf a d
Plb unalcguI az - - iV o"'" "o '''''s de-
PETROL M-R,sne decidedly qaoc II '.,
b. ID IT,
C,,e AZ l6' l1c. Crude is { 49, ho. ,lcr " lts
ar o aut N4pha uacufe ardr,- Dn steady % a. % li'p-
The pmi.i tui o.. .chacI Is H.m n- "' .- iyAri
Al II -a ~. primary maAets quote ~ "'" iisA.sls
dm -. Ol C.tf Qrt ss ~ -; - ..i ,. b. >, -
- h ~ ONE ann D = toO, i'A . ti~-
IO0Il -. Hnplcnt-. oJssh, -.
P.oVGSioN have had mo- Sc
llt II Ags ailds have itc lrd sfu viih
the anrg oa at !' dcraLi f.. tae git..y
,hrl mlkc. lasl'Lcr
t, I y 10 ,,i rimc Me, less .haa sashsi 4ns
ls aNe The bso4 tsssr
tlt 1husu large prppuroa oi 20
Ho. been Mess fo Ia a ss
Inclination ta Gu.e l th- U,' OF Tic lAh'tf
of Od almost ya-Ute ou ao-s so - tes
lf,. Nos so@,, Shipper si'n&
pg Egel,e. hmt bus hs bc aouo a. NeN "a
siecvi lnme Ms, 1lp tut In ty uot,ius di -
o, fras al kumps has leel rhN'-c' =
i,l c ls,t mo.sAs AMI of tAc'e are 'I 70 S'
Io,it,s iJtA les Lc,sc ard NlGou iro.A '' ' -
81 B, o4ca q ioacr irs waeut "a 'H!''
- a1.. o.. Ms at 10 hodrVi ~ u'' II" ''N
Me,s al 80, -JO b. N Ac~ ae fr'"1 n'
nh A, 50 bI Al1 fo Pan Mcss SIl fr b4ai Il' % 'or
p.c.s. p l 90 ag l.my lrlcr bct I'd suraX a"I's q
resale ~ ID" hh~ wy hNli i,
h.S us4a, ac'N- NAi s'e' -v~'
ca u IS ., .'y lt.i,e ard colt ltni; fs'os 'N
-isI-l,r ,- t,h siouUegs a. u tl,.i1 d. h't@H'v |
do. lIa os IlcA,tI Ht4si lOta ',g t'eNA g.
Iot -,ntri IA. g5UO Peeled leirs - l'@.Nit Suu'
pr.r. .eaA H. a. sg0a - ssa'S s'V'c' IA "'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21


they Cry Ground has sold slowly at about Ier
New Patent Process has rule hm bot ha' o 'os though
sses Ga but na SIs SsS much See lc as. s
the exports Of tl week are % 9i es sin,, 30 o & ne 'o,
der gl arrivals ard rather more favorable avees o Bur p y"e:
supe-lnr the m,rse I'm bot lue' epse S
Sour aef s5fs5 % oso 1'.'5 o59 - -
80 gSs fSs 4G9 "sT. 5T,. "i,.. r- .'.s' ..
S. Isrtr, or.na' 9)t el5 Y,,t's's. 75r -
W." 900 20 ;.Isel. @sn.r,: ] 80. 3g% z,
common TO fancy $50 6 30 - Joc, Irc. 81 JDI ~
Njnne,ot, "ne, Gsnesce HEtra ir. ) -Jp u I'D
iIoo'S .....~:. 4oelO so Mi.'s'.oa :o7 ora ?,
Wheat sIn,.. 500 0 rs Nj, ue'oe.' fAao ,o,c.o
oro, Ins HSa i1 i1s ~ Dro . 5ogIo 80
Ertr 'so,go6s, 9os 90 ru...,. .,,,.,,,.
dull sales OF 30 bbl We Ga
SSt 1;i.i ;;;:;;:s; VI: 20 oooc ~; 5s
BnIAlei. .ud "s,rgsroSD EI IA AL farnr"' 'g Z,
ns,.g.s mI.Sosa hia .:....... iiG %
SsaHos ~ 80
RSc Flour is plenty grade, very heavy iJe
R,e -four western Flue and suosrsne....Ft 3o3si 60
&. rs1t S GgS -"
coD NrS an t aa sam: & Of go 65 We qioe
g; g; S: s:. H.: .,,:Ts 81 81 Corn ~ '' '''
pia.sss rs, Pe q. g: 2' q % o 9 b. ss j q oass s9s
s''0"r' '"oA '1yl' a1 a,.,5 !. i9'' - o'', 9T'
~ .S,if- I-''a 'ai. For p,S. ro.,
s!,:S'ir r2'i D.els ....... 4iS,127 27t%s. 32o1sI
pa,T9 .,,i De-, &c. IL il j yt?5 VIZ? ss@aS
& q .i: $: E: 5. i .s'3 ..5s l5. :a
p rt'fnd, .e. Dc l6....... 6'2 ,i-b :,
Newt. cans. DEC. lL..... .....' l.o1O li.1'o
ro.,.......... ......... :95552 c,5I5J e.I355
sa. b. t3f ,a -. ,s + n Of 1 ,5e ,,e %, l s
.ssts j. f. y
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CISCO, $500, $4,000, e45oo and $4,000 do at


5.3S.
Francs being in better request, the market
ruled shade higher. The sales comprised
995, 600 commercial, embracing 4O,OoO, lVO,-
600, 125, ZOO, 13O,OOO and $50, 600 at 400,
$50, 900 at 467kM4 &C.,, and S1OO,OOO at T. 66a.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at
5.37a, 5. SO for bill OF lading and Al clear, and
|-M5.41 for bank, and francs at 4.6G 1or
commercial, and T. 623 for bank.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were OF
fair extent, and with good demand COM
mercial was shade higher; The sales OF
New York sight covered 100000, embrace
ing $50. 900 commercial at ZIG per cent. dis
count. $4,000 do at 1882 S25, 600, S3O. 600
and s35, 600 private bankers at 5, and $50, 900
hank at 1892. We also noticed sales Of $780,
600 Western commercial at p cent discout.
The banks continued to check on New
York at ! 591cent. discount, while CONNER
cial was quoted at -@ss, against 7-1605 yes
terday.
In Stocks we noticed sales of - shares
Louisiana Sugar Shed Company at l95, 8
Mutual National Bank at s45, 20 New Orleans
City Railroad Company, ex-dividend, at
S146 so, and 10 do, with dividend, at Sl5O.
City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents were ae
Yesterday. The sales summed up So, OoO,
embracing $4,000 at IS, $4,000 at 35ii. S5OOo
at 35I, $1,000 at $50. $1,000 at 3555, and $4,000
and 5000 at So.
Under the influence of the ordinance passed
Yesterday by the City Council, City Scrip
ruled lower, City Appropriation Certificates
being quoted at $50, against 30 Yesterday
and Metropolitan Police Warrants at 81
against 6S. No sales of either worthy OF no
tice were reported.
Nothing was reported in State Warrants
Old we're quoted at 22@24, and new at-@62
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= Per 100 lbs. tPer bag.

The Times of yesterday has the following:
Our con temporary of the BULLETIN is mis-
taken about work being suspended on the
lower levee, for this reporter noticed on yes
terday morning two men sitting on plank at
the head of st. Louis street, over which they
were holding consultation and making
mathematical calculation as to how far that
one plank would 60 to place the lower levee
in perfect order, and what quantity they
we,ild have left for next years repairs.
We give in. We saw the two men referred
To by our confrere and were puzzled ourselves
for while, to make out what they were
about: and finally came to the conclusion
that thew were trying to find out how the Re-
turning Board counted out Moncure and the
Conservative majority in the next House OF
Representatives. We stand corrected.
The Col. A. P. kouns is receiving to leave
at P. NJ. on Saturday for jefferson, Shreve-
port and way landings.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For OpELousAs,-The light drauSht pas
seneer packet, Ruth, c. c. Pickett, master
VIM. Barnes, clerk, leaves as above at D O'Clock
this evening. -.
FoR VIcKsBURG AND THE BENDs-O. ;. ~
Pacltet-The superb passenger packet FRANK
Pargoud, j. NJ. White, master, Curt Holmes,
clerk, leaves at p NJ to-day for Argyle,
Gr.envAle, VicksvuIg aad al way landings
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FoR Bayou MANCHAc AND ANTE RIVER
Semi Veeklu Packet.-The staunch sea-gOing
packet Alice, under command Of Capt. G. S.
b. Porter, with Mr. Lou Kells in the Office,
leaves for all landings on the above-named
streams, from Magnolia bridge, New Basin,
every Monday and Thursday, at 1 T. NJ
For COAST AND LAFoURCHE.-The fine pas
senger packet Seminole. John Dalferes, mas
ter. Ed. Burk, clerk, leaves at P. NJ. to-day
for all landings on the Coast as high up as
Donaldsonville, and on Bayou Lafourche
down to Lockport.
For RED R1vER.-The R. T. Bryarly, W.
T. Scovell, master, NJ. L. Scovell. clerk,
leaves to-day at P. NJ, for Jefferson, Shreve-
port and all way landings.
For HELENA. The regular packet Kate Kim
ney, Joe Kinney, master, leaves as above al
5 P. NJ. to-day.
For GRAND EcoRE.-The Garry Owen,
Jno. Helm. master. VIM. Culberson, clerk,
leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ. for Grand Ecore ana
way landings.
For GRAND EcoRE.-The fine steamer Y. H.
Durfee, George G. Hamilton, master, W. H.
McChesney, clerk, leaves for the above and
way landings at P. NJ. to-day.
For ArTAKAPAs.-The fine packet Ida. ). r
Forgay, master, leaves as above at z. M.
to-day.
| For MEMPHIS AND THE BENDs.-The elegant
passenger packet Belle Lee, Frank Hicks,
master, ALI Grissom, clerk, leaves as above
at P. M. to-day, taking freight and passen-
gers for all intermediate landings.
The Kountz line packet Jno. F. Tolle, Capt.
Brady, leaves at P. NJ. to-day for St Louis
and way landings.
FoR CAMDEN. The superb passenger packet
LESSEE Taylor, M. Kenison, master, T. John
and Owen Jemison, clerks, leaves for the
above and all way landings on Ouachita Rive1
at P. NJ. to-day.
Red and Ouachita rivers were rising at las
accounts.
For manifests and list of arrivals see mar.n'
cnlnmn
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In yesterdays remarks on the acton OF the
City Council, the remark on receiving CITY
scrip of 1874 for back taxes should have been
for previous years, not tor this as well as ior
previous years.
The Money market is quiet The offerings
are of moderate extent at the banks, ana
limited on the street, and the rates OF COM
mercial paper are unchanged. We continue to
quote tirst-class paper and collateral loans for
sixty days at sos U cent per annum, Al do
at 1OG12, and second grade at 15@1S. First
class mortgages continue to rule at 10@11
y cent per annum, while nothing is repofted
in second class, on with to base quotations.
Gold opened at 111s91115, against Ill at
New York, and after fair business closed
at 1115@11la, against the opening rates in
that market The sales summed up $4,000,
embracing $4,000 at liz, $4,000 at 111s,
SO, 900 at 111s@111a, and $4,000, $4,000, s1O,-
/ 600 and ST., 200 at 111a.
No sales Of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1OsC1 lOog.
while Mexican dollars now rule at 97@975
gold. :.,,. o.ot,a
,or;stion The movement was of moderate
event. the sales amounting to only f22, 600.
srnsr.c:ox $500 bill Of la.icS at 5.37, and
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STEAMBOATS,.

y
NEW ORLEANS SHREVEPORT. TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Comnosed Of frst-class Steamboats,, in connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
Leaving New Orleans and shreve-
port as follows:
TUESDAYS,
Steamboat Selma, Capt. L. Z. Jacobs
Steamboat G. HI. Durfee, Capt. Jos. A. Aiken
SATURDAYS.
Steamboat Maria Louisa, Capt. II. j. Brinker
Steamboat Texas, Capt. c. w. Stinde.
Giving through bills lading to- all points on the
Texas and Pacific International and Great Northern
Trans-C Continental and Texas Central Railroads,
Also to Jefferson Texas.
Particular attention paid to way business.
Through Bills Lading signed only by
NJ W. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway,
d31 3m % Magazine, corner Gravier.
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on SATURDAY. Jan. at A. M
<SEz This line is composed Of the following
Steamships:
KNICKERBOCKER, HUDSON
CORTES, NEW ORLEANS
The steamship
CCrtes,
Freeman, commander;
will leave her wharf, foot OF Toulouse street.
I.ssaoa ...$5O.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
BY this line and through bills Of lading given for
the same
For freight OF passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
n14.741v Al CarOndelet street.
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The weather yesterday was cloudy, warm.
and slight fog overshadowed the river front
from early morn until about P. NJ, when 1t
suddenly became so dense that objects only a
few feet off could not be distinguished on the
steamboat landing. We fear that many OF the
packets due at the landing this morning will
be many hours behind, as it is probable that
the fog will prevail during the entire night.
The year promises to close well as to bust.
ness, and we expect to see the departing
steamers back out to-day all with good trips.
The Rapides, in fine order, came to the
wharf last evening She is receiving to leave
for jefferson, Shreveport, and all way land,
ines. Capt. Nat Puckette commands, and
Ferd Cellos has charge of the office.
The Kate Kinney, overlaid yesterday, leaves
positively for Helena at P. NJ to-day.
The departures yesterday were as follows:
Glencoe for St. Louis, Belle Rowland for Red
River, Bertha for Opelousas, Bertha Drummer
for Ouachita River, St John for Baton Rouge,
Trenton for Washington, and st. Mary for
Lower Coast.
[By Telegraph
y1cKsBuRG. Dec. SOTO Britton 4 Eppler:
Yazoo passed down at A. NJ. Full load; will
leave New Orleans Saturday.
E. C. CARROLL.
BATON ROUGE, Dec. 3O.-Belle u Menge: Z.
H. Durfee will arrive at T. NJ leave Thurs
day. .. "A; AIKEN:
Orleans: Heavy rains; river rising fast at
Arkadelphia; will be plenty water for LESSEE
Taylor. I11coIB q SCOTT. o.
NArcHEz, Dec. 3O-To John Janney: Left
here at 9 last night; $3.50 bales and 5000
sacks. >. NJ. WHITE
Master Steamer F. Pargoud.
SHREVEPORT, Dec. 3O.-Capt. r. Sinnott:
Heavy rains and river rising. Navigation
certain. bo1ssEAU FORD.
NATcHEz Dec. 1910 Lord & McPeake /:
Leave here at noon; 1900 bales and $500 sacks;
arrive Thursday night; leave Friday as usual
SAM AYLEs, steamer La Belle.
SHREVEPORT, Dec. 29.-To Lord McPeake:
Lotus will arrive Sunday; leave Wednesday
tor jefferson and Shreveport.
D. D. DANNALs.
The Belle Lee with the champion trip Of
cotton will be at the wharf this morning.
There is quite fleet of steamers due at the
| wharf tO-day
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MALL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
Carrying the q. S. Mails.
Juuiata. j. W. Catherine, commander. 1900 tons.
Yazoo, L. D. Barrett. commander l4oo IONS
Tonavvanda, q. C. Wiltbank, commander ~ tona
G. w. Lord. L. Cotton, commander 1lOO TONS
To sail FRIDAY, Jan. !, at P. n.
<ks The fine Al steamship
Junfata,
j. ". Catherine Commander.
will leave her wharf, opposite jackson Square, -
above. .o~
Passage to Havana q. s. currency
Passage to Philadelphia. oV
Through tickets issued to New York;: ~
Freight for Liverpool, Antwerp and Bremen,
taken BY this line and through bills Of ladng given
for same.
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD A. York; Agent,
MIS- ~ Corner Carondelet and Gravier streets
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CHICOT CITY.
LEAVES EVERY MONDAY.
For Chicot City, Greenville, v1oks
la91a burg and the Bends-Steamer
NV. Carlton, master, j. II. Mossop, clerk,
viii ieave as above, on MONDAYS, at p. NJ, con
Meeting with Chcot Railroad for all stations to Pine
Bluff.
JOHN JANNEY, BURDEAU T. WAYNE
80 Agents
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ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU MAN
CHAC PACKET.
Ezan. The staunch sea worthy pscket steamer
- M Porter matter Lou Kells, clerk,
Leaves her Landing, New Basin, Magnolia Bridge
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at P. NJ, for .
points on Amite River and Bayou Manchac
For freight or passage. apply on board OF 20
424 and 426 Delord Ut.
Bills Of lading signed at tho office Of BEkAUD
GILBERT 20 CarondeIet street. ~
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Wednesday Evening. Dec. 30. 1874.

CorToN-The sales to-day (not including
200, 800 and 1900 bales late yesterday en-
braced $500 bales at irregular prices, requlr-
ing reduction in our quotations of about &c.
We give also the figures and full report OF
the Exchange as below:
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BAYOU SARA.
For Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Her.
leQ18 mitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge,
Plaq1emine, and way leAdngs-Ths
United States mail semi weekly packet
w. 8. Pike,
j. j. Brown, master,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 7. u.
for BAYOU Sara. HITE & CAKL1N, Agents,
Tchoupitoulas street.
Merchandise consigned to Hite + Carlin win b.
forwarded ffee If nNmmiaainn. sH IN
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MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY. Dec. 81. at 2: NJ.
For Memphis, Helena, Mouth 81
l@4n8t White River, Chicot, Greenville and tnS
Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Leo,
J.F. Hicks. master, All Grissom, clerk, -,
will leave a. above connecting at Vicksburg VIII
Tallahatchie rivers, and at White River with pack
cts for White and Arkansas rivers, paying particular
attention to all way and plantation business 6oi
freight or passage apply on board. or to
nj If BURDEAU e. WAYNE. LOG Grav1er q.