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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-26

ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU MAN
CHAC PACKET.
@EA. The staunch, sea-worthy pscket steame
v .s4ARSh4S Alice,
Z. s. u. Porter, master. Lou Kells clerk
Leaves her Landing, New Basin, Magnolia Bridge
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 4 p NJ. for
points on Amite River and Bayou Manchac
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
MUNCY L. MARCY Agents
424 and 1926 Deord st.
Bills Of lading signed at the office of BERAUD
GILBERT, 20 Carondelet street. Of IF
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49,

Lewis &co-1sO bbls pork Vese Bros-16 hhds bacon
l22 bbls pork Schwabacher Hirsch-and sundries
to order-Total 1852 bales cotton
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD Nov 1913 hhds sugar IA bbls moiasses TO
John Calder-32 do H Galley-S3 Richard Mllnken-
II Manade Lacassagne-12 robert HARE Jno
Adams &co-36 0 Minor-36 McDermOtt-lo 90
Jos David-46 Clapp Bros &co-12 Bush & Levert-
81 do half bbs do D Given & Son-2O hhds sugar
Biboet-3 do W Holman &cO-ie Pelton & Durs
bar-l5 do 32 bbls mOasses Renshaw, Cammack &co
l do half bbls do sacks seed cotton Odell &cO-
bbls molasses Chas Gallagher-1 do Jos AycOck-2
half bbs do PiersOn & Hewes-l do l bbls sugar to
] Gautreaux-1 hide DutfOur 81 BaZus-and sundrles
to Order-Tota 90 hhds sugar 3i5 bbs molasses D nj
bbls mOasses Dbl sugar l sack seed cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November 25-2 bbs sugar As bbls molasses to
do P Maspero &co-l4 B Johnson-22 hhds sugar to
F Brugier-apd sundries to orter-Tota AS bbls of
molasses bbls sugar % hhds sugar
RECEIPTS AT THE BASIN.
Amite river-Per steamer ALICE bales cotton to
Prestidge. Graham &cO-1 JnO Chaie, Bro s. Son.
l L Schummer-3 W DamewOOd &co-7 sacks seed
cotton Wang, White &c0--10. 900 feet lumber to or
der-7s cords wood Muncy & Maryland sunlries to
Tangipahoa--Per steamer Gaut--1S cribs tim
Der to order
Passengers to arrive per steamship Cortes, Capt. IL.
Freeman from New York 2lst INST
II NJ Van Solinger and wife, Levi, Mrs j H
Bourne DR. Underwood. Mrs Atn Metzger, Mrs NJ
Wyer and nine in steerage.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Evening, Nov. Is, 1874.

COT fON-The sales to-day mot including any
additional Yesterday embraced $3.50 bales at ir-
regular and easier prices for neglected descrip-
tons, whi.e even running and desirable lists OF
Low Middlng and the higher grades were firmer
and good staple kinds continued to command out.
side figures, or a fraction higher. We make no
other change in our quotations than slight re-
vision of Good Ordinary, Strict Good Ordinary
and Low Middling, and give also the figures and
full report of the Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET
Leaves on THURSDAY. Nov. 26 at p NJ
, r. - For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans.
|esSSaS VILE Henderson, Shawneetown Padu-
cab, Cairo. Memphis and all intermedi.
ate pOints-The passenger steamer
Robert Mitchell,
Lew Hates master Gus Dusouchet, clerk
will leave above. For freight passage apply
board
n22 BURDEAU g. WAYNE log Gravier st.
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STEAMBOATS,.
.------Sl----0 -7---7e.>-~-~-~-04~ -7-1-~.~
OCACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND CAMDEN SEA1I-WEEK-
LY PACKET LINE
Leaving every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
5P NJ.
EH. For Camden. Trenton, Monroe,
ssss. k1i all way landings Ouachta and Black
&HssSssaE'S rivers-The passenger steamers
Ounchita Belle. Capt. F. A. Blanks
Gov. Allen. Capt. J. W. Blanks
Lsssie Taylor. Capt. NJ. Kenison
One of the above boats will leave regularly as
above, connecting with boats for Little Tensas
Boeuf and Saline rivers, Bayou Bartholomew and
D'Arbonne, also with boats for Arkalephia. nl7tf
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BAYOU SARA.

For Bayou sara, Waterloo, Her.
mitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge
Pla4uemine and way landings-The
United States mail semi weekly packet
w. .. Pike,
j. J. Brown, master
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at pm
for Bayou Sara HITE 4 CARLIN, Ageuta
Tch0npit0ulas street
Merchandise consigned to bite 4 Carlin win b.
l'F wafdsa nes OF eommissaaa. ssls In
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CHICOT CITY.

CHICOT CITY.
LEAVES EVERY MONDAY
~ - For ChfcOt City, Greenvi Vile, vfcks.
,ss.sas4cssS burg and the Bends-Steamer
Katie,
J.; w. Carton master J. II. Mossop, clerk
will leave as above, on MONDAYS at 5 s. NJ. con
meeting with Chicot Railroad for all stations to Pine
Bluff - 49,
ADAMS q WORK, H1TE d CARLIN
JOHN JANNEY, BURDEAU d. WAYNE
So Agents
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1888
Acscco
314,324
330,277
2lO,29S

Stock same time last year .......... 123. Oi6
To.day's exports embraced 62OS bales to Liver
pool, 1851 TO Grinisby, 1925 to Havre, 555 to
New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 595s bales,
against 1873 on last Wednesday and 1901 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday evening
Of 26,050 bales, against 20 1888 last week and
II, SOC .Ast year, and since August 81 Of 26S. 1896
bales against 22S 229 last year-increase 40, l67.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from II NJ. Saturday to II NJ. to-day
2i,657 bales, against 90 SO last week, and 81 $3.50
last year, and sine. Friday l07 7S9 bales, against
proper since August 81, l,222 .574 bales, against
931, 2O9 up, to Tuesday noon, Nov. %, last
year, Excluding the above 2l,633) increase
2s5,365.
Exports Friday to Monday inclusive) to
Great Britain 81 057 bales against sc 34s last week.
and 1896! last year. and to the Continent $500
bales, against Is Dos last week. and 96O6 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II NJ
$50 $50 bales. against i97,o7S last week. and 425,-
TOBACCO-We heard of negotiation pend
ing to-day, but MOI sale was reported Sales last
week Isl hhds, against 26 the week before.
The amount on sale is estimated at $3.50
hhds. We continue to quote as follows !:
Inferior hugs 9G9lc, medium to fine 1OGllse
low leaf l20l2sc, medium 13@l4c, good to
fine l5Gel6ic, and selections at 174620c Re-
ceived since last evening IL hhds exported Is to
Havre and 60 to New York stock on hand by our
running etdOeIutLt fouJ Illus.
FREIGHTS-There is an abundance of room in
the vessels on the berth, but masters of unen-
gagged vessels are reluctant to so at recent ates
We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@9-16d: to
Bremen l1-16d to New York &C.; sugar to New
York IS: molasses &c D gallon tobacco So.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@l532d, to
Havre -@l5-l6c, to Bremen 9-16d, to Genoa &c,
to Boston &c.
SUGAR Only 2S1 hhds were received this
morning. The demand is good for all grades and
the movement is partially restricted by the light
supply. Nearly 1000 hhds were sold, including
rior 5i@6c for common, 6{@6' . for: fair, 6307c
for good fair, 7lg7sc for fully fair, 73@Sc for
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, [
Thursday Morning, Nov. 26, 1874.

The undersigned ls the only authorized River
Reporter and Advertising Agent of this paper;
Copies of the BULLETIN stamped and delivered
will be furnished to steamboats, at fifty cents per
dozen. GEO. J. DUNCAN.
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NLW YORK-Per steamship City of San A .
tonio--555 bales cotton go bids tobacco 45 hhds of
bones 100 hhds sugar $50 bbls oil HIS bbl> molasses
200 bdls hides 95 bales 100 bbls rice 10 900
feet lumber
LIVERPGOL-Per steamship Naradi-2004 bales
cotton OIL sacks Oilcake
PENSACOLA-Per steamship Reliance-300 sacks
20 bbls pork $50 bbls potatoes 10 bbls whisky
bbs oil and sun,iries
GRIMSBY-Per ship Hudson-363l bales cotton
HANRE-Per ship La iouisiane-1s hhds tobacco
1929 bales cotton 300 pcs slaves
HAVHt-Per ship Reynaud-2915 bales cotton
5000 pcs slaves
HAVRE-Per ship Crescent City-996 bales hides
1924 bales cotton 2400 pcs slaves
LIYERPOOL-Per ship Genevieve Strickland
1894 bales cotton 1850 pcs slaves
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Arrived.
Margaret, Baker, from Havana via Flo.
rida ports to l X Roberts-lst dist 10
STEAMBOATS,.
John Il Naule Noel from Memphis
Belle of Shreveport, Rea, from St Louis
Trenton. Quatreveaux. from Washington
Futur City, Coll, from St Louis with barges
II G Jaeger Van Hook, from st Louis
John Kyle. Hutchinson, from st Louis
Fannie Tatum, Elwell. from Memphis
Josephine. Cozzins. from Bonnet Care
Frank Morgan, Canton, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer J G Ganlt. from TangipahOa
Steamer Alice. from Amite river
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OUACHITA RIVER.
BLANKS LINE OUACHITA PACKETS
Leaves on THURSDAY. Nov. %. at ) F. Nj.
re- For Trenton, Monroe. Omachiia
a. s9alet Z; City and intermediate landings The
&a'ssss=-szN steamer
Willie,
T. A. Blanks, master, X. b. Trinidad, clerk,
will leave for the above points, giving through bills
of lading to Monroe and Trenton.
ADAMS & WORK,
BRITTON e. EPPLER,
W. b. CLARKE.
n25 W. B. CLARKE Agenta
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS COAST BATON ROrt,1
AND WALLS LANDING PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY. at 5 P NJ, and FRIDAY
at 10 A. NJ.
Commencing FRIDAY October %
n.rS - Line passenger steamer
e1ssss& b. l.. Hodge,
" g. Baranco. master F. Beroeron cIarL
EVENING "A "1DNGoDAx
For freight Or passage apply on board or tn
"io In +. o. MELANCON 30 Cont st
COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY a1sp~
, IT, For all landings On the Caa.s
and Bayou Lafourche-The steamer
Seminole,
Jos. Dalferes master
. DoSmmencing her trips on THURSDAY, Nov. $. n
N. clerk will at all times be fOund tn r:cc,v"
freight on the levee at the foot Of Cont strset
H1TE CARLIN. AQenta
~ No. Tchoupitoulaa.
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OPEl.OUSAS.
Leaves THURSDAY, Nov. &c, at p. N.
, re- ., For Wnshiu ato,., cora s&s.rre
AFsiytse-a Simmsport, Churenvle, and all inferno
s-ss-SasS date landings the Coast Atchafsvisys
River and Bayou Courtableau. The light Iraaah;
passenger steamer
K. quatrevauX, master, T. JOHN clerk
will leave as above, every SATURDAY at S P. NJ.
taking freight and passengers for Bayou des Glazee
to be landed at Big Bend Landing or Smmspors
For freigh or passage apply on board, or to
je20 tt J. M BOWLING 25 Decatur street.
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET.
Leaves on THURSDAY, Nov. &c, at P. NJ.
r. For Washington, Opel0usns,
lssGs..Lkss Port Barre, Simmsport, Churchville,
1s'ss~~@zs and all landings the Coast, Atchata-
laya River. Bayou Courtabl- au-The new and light
draught passenger steamer
Ruth,
c. G. Pickett. master, VIM Barnes, clerk,
will leave above every TUESDAY EVENING,
o'clock taking freight and passengers for Bayou
des Glaizes, to be landed at Big Bend Landing at
simmsport: leaving Washington every SATURDAY
at II o'clock.
For freight passage apply o board, or to
HITE L. CARLIN, Agents,
nib TchOupitOulas street.
Leave Washington on first return trip Saturday,
NAx
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
49, A For Washington, Port Barre
AE83ISs Simmsport Churchville and all landing.
sHsis<zsh on the Ceast, Atchafalaya River and I,s
you Courtableau-the new and light draught passer
ger steamer
Bertha,
81. 81. Broad, master j. B. Schmidt cle,k.
will leave as above, every WEDNESDAY. at P. n
taking freight and passengers for all landings on Ba
you des Gaizes to be landed at either Big Bend Lal
ing at either warehouse at Simmsport. For reigi
passage apply on board or to
aus BRITTON & EPPLER. 106 Common at.
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LIVFRPOOL-Per steamship TeXas-72 cases gas
retorts Theo Forstall-l case mds A X Miller &co-
81 do steel Rice Bos Nco---37 do J II StevensOn-l
case hardware 30 pkgs eathonware Stratten Il Mayer
Is cases linens $50 PIX mdse And, rson & Simpson
-75 drums caisic soda bales coIks % ties sodO 400
bxs tin plate 9i03 bdls ties II plgs l53 soda
ash 100 kegs hi cab soda $40 bbs soda crystals los
400 cases mdse McStea & Value-2 bales carpets
"A Brousseau---25 mdse j b Solari a Sons-l
hid claret Hy Shaw mdse j l. Jamison-7 do
A Paaclo--l1 pkgs hardware Sieg & Krug-S2s0
bds ties Branch. Crookes &cc-4 pkgs mdse A La
baInara-1 case d" q w Dunbar do S II Moody
do Closterman * Bayle-1 eask hardware Keep, Gall
way lSco-l4 casks chains 2 pkgs mdse A Baldwin &
80 do Keep, Hogan &co-2ll do l. Cain-2 cases
do + ank &c5-7 do ID Ii Holmes &co-35 pkgs do
A FerTandon-1 case do Stevens s Seymore-30 pkgs
do so bds iron Stautfer, McCready &co-5041 bdls
ties State Saving Assoc ation-is casks chains II do
hardware cases do K IL Brunei jr-5 crates eartheu-
ware p Wright Il Son-24 do Gaines a Relt-i4 pkgs
do Heineck Il Berg-4S Ito S Moore &co.
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BelOw-COnliIi9 Up.

French bark Courier Leporte, from Cette Sept Is,
To- Chas A clarendon
Norwegian bark Castor Danobsen, 50 days from
Malaga TO master
Bark Margaret, Baker, SO days from Greenock, to
master
Schooner Texana, KnudsOD. - days from Belize,
Honduras to master
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RED RIVER.

FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on FRIDAY Nov 81 at p M
- For Jefferson, Shreveport. Cen.
LeAa Sshatta, Brownsville Grand Ecore, Alex.
andria and all in ermedate landings-The
G. e. Wilkinson. master F. W. Ames, clerk,
Will leave as atove. For freight passage apply on
board or to
I1ITE CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas st.
lord e. McPRAKE 46 Camp street
BRlITON EPPLER, LOG Common st.
P.S:-Connecton with Texas and Pacific Railroad
and all connective roads, no6
PEOPLES NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND
ECORE PACKET COMPANY
Leaves FRIDAY, Nov. 81 at Pm.
-. =. mans Barbns and all way landings On
heo klver-Ihe A. and very light draught steamer
ync: Heinz, master: WIT VIM. culoert,on clerk.
will leave regularly above For freight or nassae
NAG LORD McPEAKE as Camp street.
REGULAR wEEKLYGRAND Ef,oRE PACKET.
leaves on va SA' G uhD4Y (; Dec. 5, at p. NJ.
EsAS Mouth Cane River l e1sndr;s ~.
-, D. % mans Barbins and all way iandinoa
on sr Al and very light draught pas.
II; 1nG -. y. Mlsc5su, master ]. L. Robbins, clerk
Will leave positively as above throughout the Low
water season. The Feta win be replaced nv sr~",
boat when navigation permits. y "'A"S
os Io n psEp e. SGe Csm or to
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves II KSDAY, Nov. 26, at P. NJ.
~9 For Fort DeRussey. Barhiu,.
LsAsxk1 = Normans Alexandria, Mouth Of Cs.S
81 1sEza River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and nj;
way landings-The steamer ~1
sabine,
Geo. c. Hamilton, master F. n Findrep. clerk
tor freight o. passage apply on board, or to
SINNOTT d CARTER, 80 Camp street
HlTE CARLIN. TchOupitoulas street
BRITTON & EPPLER 10s Common stree.
"a I'm ADAMS e. WORK. Commercial Place.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-26

The market opened with a good a. mand, and,
ali lough the movement was checked by mod
crate supplies, 1000 bales changed hands during
the morning at rather easier rates for mixed
lists, short staple and other neglected kinds,
while even running lists of Low Middling and
the higher grades. Of fair staple, were firm at
previous rates. and good staple continued to
command fraction above quotations; after
which, more samples having been opened, the
movement exhibited increased animation, and
resulted in further GALES of $3.50 bales, N akng
the entire business, noted above, $3.50 bales
During the latter part OF the day. the advantage,
il any, was on tn side of the factors but moth
ing TRANSFERRED to require any other change in
quO'at ons than the slight revision noted above.
Twenty-Five brokerage houses participated in the
business.
Inc amount on snipboard not cleared, going
on board and engaged for shipment. was set
down at the opexlng this morning at 102. 900
bales, embracing 1900 for Liverpool, $4,000 for
Havre, 1000 for Spain, 1000 for the Mediterra-
mean, 5000 for Bremen, and Ia, 600 Tor the North
Sea, and 1000 for the North, which, when de-
Quoted from the stock On hand by our running
statement yesterday evening, leaves shout 81 800
bales TO represent the quantity at the landing
and in presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports 'Sales 5000 bales,
including COO after B P. NJ. yesterday. Market
firm"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived since last statement 49,. G,967
Arrived previously ............. .3O7 1851 81, 1924
33O,277
Cleared to-day. .............. 2O,722
Cleared previously. ...... 1856 2lO,29
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared ......................... 1899
Stock same time last wear. ............ 123,Ol6
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By Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS ND MOBILE RAILROAD

November 25-22O bales cotton to order-a2l do to
Lehman. Abraham &co--26 do to Britton Moore &
COlenaI-23 JErav Gilils-2! II Hentz &cO-22
Meyer. Weis &co-6 Jno Eardie &co-5O tierces of
hams Keep Raymond Acct hhds bacon 10 half bbls
tongues - hf bbls beef Vose Bros-l5 bbls whisky
G Ryan-l0 Hermann & Vignes--i0 Jos David-15
Schmidt & Zeigler-3l Forchemor Bros-7 Widow b
Reikle &cO-10 Jno Adams &co-5 c Doyie-4 l.
Reder Sco-4 II Pohlman-5 A F Hickman-3 do f
McKenna-12 rolls leather NJ W Smith, do II
Hansell-1 kegs butter II boxes bacon F DelBondio
pkgs mdse Crane. Breed &co-9 boxes mdse L Pa
deres-l J c Morois-7 iron safes Martin & Dentz-1
do Horner-l Zalea &co-1 p Lengson-l Haas d
Oppenheim-10 pkgs furniture Sampson Bros do
W j Mab,-2 bales domestic l. II Gardner &co-9
pkgs do W Tompkins-6 bales and , cases domes
tic W Il Letchford &co-66 pkgs rope Baldwin &
co.'s bdls paper & Palmer &co-1 bags wool to L
BsEiamin &eo.loo pkss tobacco II Spiro 4 Veit-34
100 do Snodgrass-50 bills whisky Holt, Murray &
Go do j Henderson--;}o boxes years T NJ Con
verse &co-l do mdse Dufour & Lmet-io bdls pa
nestle w Thompkins--4 Ito = cases do to d II
Holmes--l45 bids paper NJ Mcfiraw-l bx do Z II
Cushing-3 boxes mdse katz 4 Barnett-i9 II Gold
smiths Booth Drez-l Albert & Reinarth-
Roger &co-l50 bdls broom handles 10 doz bask.
cts II HaImon-a4 bbls turpentine W Hills eco
bx mdse Hoffman. Marks &co-l do A M johnson
bbs turpentne str Ouachita Belle3O do 1aO bbls of
rosn J Simpson-64 bdls hides 9 bdls skins T
Soue-2 coops poultry Newman & Kent bbls
anges II Hans-266 bales cotton to order-73 do II
Hentz &co-56 Lehman. Abraham 6co-23 Jurey &
Gillis-2s o & N r Rs Garrett & Gunter-s
Prtchard Bickham-5 Britton Moore & Coleman
Wilkerson-and sundries to order-Total 1909
bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILOAD. November 25-l53 bales cotton to Rich.
ardson & May-le02 do to order-156 II & j NJ AL
len &co-li6 Lehman, Abr aham &co--77 Kirkpat.
rick Keith-al Beadles, Wood &co-63 Jno Phelps
&co-60 Pritcbard X Bickham-i0 Jno T Harde eco
81 f H Wilson & Mills-30 Jno Chaffe. Bro & Som
II Allison Aco-25 I L Airey &co-30 W II Hogan
Il Payne Kennedy &co-2l Britton, Moore & Cole
man-2l Alcus, Scherck & Autey-1s Blakemore eco
l. Walden. Hawkins &co--15 S o Thomas 6co-l0
W Hail. J s. G Cromwell-s McStea & Value
Gumble &co-9 W g. II MorrisOn-6 n a. NJ r
3 c L Walmsley &co-3 Minors Warren At.
kinson AGO. Stewart Bros &co-2 W Thompson
&co-2 Bloom &co-2 Richard Flower &co-3 W
Harrington &cO--1 Male s. Cammack--1 Never
Wes &cO-1 ClapD Bros &co-1 Hartwell & Cham.
bers-l00 boxes starch Jno Adams &co-40 boxes
bacon Flash & Dolsen-5O boxes cheese Russell 4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02
@E~ The Patrons in some Dor


E The Patrons in some por-
tons Of New York have adopted the
plan of keeping blackboard always
in readiness at their meetings, Oh
which are entered, by the members
as they come in, stock and other
property for sale or exchange, stock
strayed or stolen, and such other in
formation as they desire to bring be-
fore the members. This is said to
work admirably, and many sales and
other transactions grow out Of this
mode Of advertising. AS meetings
are generally held in school houses,
it is easy to make this plan availa-
BILE, and we advise it's general adop-
ton. Many of the secretaries in the
subordinate Oranges in kentucky
keep two books, in one Of which the
members record what they have to
sell, and in the other articles they
wish to purchase.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02

QUEEN OF THE TURr.-The won-
derful feat of Goldsmith Maid on the
Buffalo track yesterday, in trotting q
mile in minutes and Isl seconds,
fully establishes her claim to the tt
tic of Queen Of the Turf. This is
probably the fastest time ever made
by any trotter, as it certainly is the
fastest time ever recorded. Two
years ago, when this mare mace
some very fast time on a Western
track, the veracity Of the judges was
at first questioned, as no one believed
she was able to perform such feat.
The matter was discussed for weeks
in all the sporting journals. A dele
cation was sent to measure the track
and ascertain whether it was full
mile, and to take the statements Of
witnesses, to ascertain whether the
mare kept to the track during the
race. The question was never well
settled, but yesterdays performance
is evidence more than sufficient to
clear away all doubts. The splendid
feat was witnessed, we are told, by
about 10000 Spectators New York
World.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-09-02
5 NO. 4.
Ben. HIPS Farewell to A. II. Ste
pheES.

Ben. Hill did his level best on this
closing paragraph Of his great his
toric controversy with Stephens,
and, of course, it was designed as q
"squelcher"
''And now let me take leave of Al
exander Hamilton Stephens. | have
known him long and studied him
well. In my opinion he has Inflicted
upon the Southern people more IL
jury than was ever inflicted upon any
people by one civilian. For much Of
this injury Il too charitable and cas-
lily deiuded people and press are re-
sponsible. To what shall we liken
him? We must not blaspheme the
dead by hunting among them for his
model. We viii not insult the living
by seeking among them for his rival.
We cannot libel the innocent unborn
by supposing that among them he
could ever have an imitator. No!
this defamer of Davis and eulogist of
Grant, this reckless accuser Of des-
potism in the Confederacy, and ready
apologist Of usurpations by Radical,
ism; this pretentious oracle of State
sovereignty, and supple prosecutor Of
manacled Louisiana; this wicked ma
ligner Of others and worshipping adj
ulator Of himself; this lord of SLAM
derers, king Of demagogues, and hero
Of marplots, must be left forever
alon e-unapproached and unap'
proachable-in the ghostly solitude
Of his own irreconcilable and anom-
alous self, serene, self-adored and
infamous"