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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22
TUE Radicals are striving to oblair

Tue Radicals are striving to obtain
little consolation from the result OF
the election in this county by conpar-
Jug their majorities with those of last
year when there was one of the small
est votes cast for many years Two
years ago, when the same officers
were to be elected they had 695 ma
jorily on Secretary. of State and TIA
for Congress; while now their majori-
~ or the former is but 4I2 and against
Garfield, not counting the Prohibition
vote, of 10. That is rather cold COM
fort for them. 9.ta9a aV5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

The Radical National Committee
are said to be endeavoring TO save
their utter destruction by pursuading
Grant to come out over his own sig
nature and saying that he does not
mean to be candidate for the third
term. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

THE disgraceful warfare made upon
Judge Gilmore, the. Democratic can
didate for Supreme Judge, didn't
prove very profitable to the Radical
slanderers. He received at majority
in his own county. which is Repu Bill
can, and largely increased majority
in his district. In view OF this fact
his traducers should be ashamed of
their vile ISLANDERS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

Ar the late. election p. J. Sweeney
was elected Prosecuting Attorney Of
Lake County. He is the first Demo-
crat elected to a county Office there
since the organization of the county.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22


II is an old and trite saying that sit
is a misfortune but no disgrace to be
poor" There are others we wat of
besides the Democratic party, in this
county who, during their lives, have
felt the great Inconvenience of con-
| dition ofimpecuniosity. We can see
no great imprepriety in the Demo
Gratis inddlging in little Innocent re-.
joicing Oversthe route of the Radical
corruptionfsts notwithstanding the
forlorn condition OF our finances. If
we were able 70 bleed some dozen or
more county officials and score of
postmasLers to the tune oi twelve or
fifteen hundred dollars,a q year for par
ty purposes, aad had Credit aMo6i-
Iier, Salary Grabbing and pavement
JobBing Congressman 70 fall back on
in case OF femersency, our party .ex-
chequer might not present such a idi-
lapidated condition as to ex@ite the
contemptuous remarks OF our more.
fortunate aud wealthy neighbors. h9gs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22
coUNrY oFFIcIAL.

We are unable to publish this week
the official abstract complete of the
vote given at the late election, but
give below that for Secretary of State,
with the totals in the County on the
balance of the ticket:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22


The palayer. .oft the Radicals about
fraudulent, counterfeit and split ticks
cts having been circulated in this dis
trict at tthe late election is the most
nonseneicat twaddle. The tickets
which were used by the Anti Garfield
men were so printed that by no pos
sibiiity could any one be deceived by
them. And that is according to the
spirit il not the, letter of the, law,
which was simply enacted to- prevent
voters from being deceived or impos-
ed upon. It cannot be pretended that
ballots printed with the caption in
bold, plain letters f.Anti-G Garfield Re-
publican Ticket,p had sthe designated
heading Of the regular tRepublican
Ticket" or that they were in any way
desigred to deceive Yoters,or that any
one W0s thereby deceived, defrauded
or misied. It is ridiculous to suppose
that the Legislature designed to COM
pei three or four thousand voters in a
district who may be dissatisfied with
the doings of the ring managers to
submit TO the vexation of altering all
their ballots with pen or pencil. The
heading of the pretended counterfeit
ticket" in this district told every per-
son who took one in his hands that il
was opposed to General Garfield. The
assertion that the Republican county
ticket had been tampered with having
special reference to the defeat of Sher-
if Risdon" is simply a lie from begin
ming to end. baa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

ARKANsAs,-The Democratic vic
tory in Arkansas is a crusher. The
votes cast are estimated to number
104, 900, of which the Democratic State
ticket received 10000 to 1900 against.
teus giving Democratic majority of
5000. The new constitution is
adopted by an equally large majority.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

THE Radicals have generally settled
down upon the theory that too much
crusade is the cause of their recent
disasters. 10 Iesas 4e
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22
isEo'Y OF STATE
TOWNSHIPS.
Bell. lWykoh'

The Prohibition candidate, Buchtel,
had 100 votes, as follows:
Atwater Is, Aurora 1, CharIestown
l, Edinburgh l. Franklin 80, Freedom
2, GaFrettsviIle q, Nelson 3, Randolph
ii, Ravenna 4, Streetsboro 4, Wind
ham 10.
$40 judges OF SUPREME CoURT.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

PEARS the Democratic party isn't as
dead as the Radical leaders have been
for years asserting it to be,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

THIS is another s'off year" with the
Republicans. This is occurring alto
gether To- often 70 be pleasant to them,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

IT is thought Garfield will need the
5000 received in the matter OF the
DeGolyer pavement fraud to pay his
expenses in the late campaign.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22
1874.
Democratic Pyramid

GRANTS prospects for the third term
don't seem to be quite as fiattering as
they were few days ago.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

THE howl about Kn KIux outrages
has pretty much snbsided since the
election.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

THE health Of Brigham Young is
reported to be poor aud his life is be-
iieved to be of short duration.
THE second annual meetiEg of the
Woman's Congress assembled at
Chicago on Thursday last.
The ceremonies of unVeiIing the
monument erected to the memory of
Abraham Lincoln took plaek at
Springfield, Illinois, on Thursday last.
Iris said that four -ffths Of the
wheat arriving of the British coast is
American wheat. aHi
BEN BUTLER has been re-nominated
for Congress, and will doubtless be
reelected. 10 -niA
GARFIELD's majority of sI0,9S4 two
years ago has dwindled to trihe
over 5000 and yet his friends doD't
think there was much of storm. =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

THE entire Congressional delegation
of West Virginia is Democratic which
is a gain of two members.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

*35 votes were returned for AMI
Atwater which should be added to the
vote of Amzi Wilmot, which would
make his majority 406.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22
ANTLGARFIELD MI Z /.

The above are the every srnali'' let
ters with which the ysraciols Portage
County Republican Democrat says
the esFfeounterfeity ticket was headed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22
n II w
FURTT URE
AND
WALLPAPERS Store
AT
NO. z MECHANICS BLOCK, )
RA RHN A, O.

Having leased rooms
for a term Of years, and
established myself in
business,I cordially in
vite my friends and
patrons to call on me
at my new quarters.
My stock of Furni-
ture and Wall Paper,
augmented by recent
purchases, is large, en-
bracing (without emu
merating articles) ev-
erything usually kept
in first class stores of
this kind. In Quality,
Style and Durability,
my Goods will be equal
to any offered in Ra-
VIENNA.
[ have but
ONE Low PRICE!
on each article, with a
fair discount on large
bills. :
It has always been
a purpose with me in
life, TO Do JUST AS
I AGREE TO Do, and
in the future, as in the
past, all with whom [
have business transac-
tions, can rely upon
FAIR and HONORA-
BILE DEALING.
=. WOODRUFF.
No. 2 MECHANICS BLOCK,
Meat door to DuThama's Shoe Store.
RAvBNN A, O.
August %. 1914. 31s-1y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22
Two Years Ago and Now.

Two years ago General Garfield
carried this District by 10.934 majori-
ty, the vote standing in the several
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

AND now the crack OF The party
whip il heard In The land.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-22

A PROTEST from Northern sIen in the
South.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29

We have nothing later to report in regard ta
the stage Of water in Red or Ouachita rivers. A
| hong season of low water III these streams is pro-
phcsIed by old steamboat men.
The r. L. Bryary is receiving to leave to-mor-
row, at P. NJ, for all landings on Red River
| The Tom Jasper, from ST Louis, viii arrive to-
| day and leave on Thursday at . L. NJ, for st.
| Louis.
| We have no improvement to report in regard to
| rates Of freight
| The fast and popular passenger packet Fleta
will enter the Grand Ecore trade, leaving on her
first trip Tuesday, August 18th at 2. NJ under
command of that courteous gentleman and care
| FIJI commander, Capt John Mitchell. Mr.. James
Robbins will, Of yore, have charge Of her
office.
The Trenton from Opelousa,, Gov. Allen from
Nicksburg, and Sabine from Grand Ecore are
due tomorrow evening
The B. l.. Hodge, Capt. Baranco, leaves to-day
for Baton Rouge
The United States Mail packet Marie Capt.
Bassett. leaves at A. M. to-day, for Plot Town.
The Minnie, one Of the neatest low water boats
ahoat, came to the landing yesterday evening
looking pretty as full blown rose. She viii
be Of invaluable service to Capt. II. IL. Broads
Bertha when the water on Little Devil gets an
inch or two thinner than it is at present
The Bastrop came out Of dock last evening
andis now in tip-top order.
The Carrie A. Thorn, after leaving the wharf
yesterday evening. took on board 500 sacks of
salt from the warehouse of Messls. Jackson, Kill
patrick 4 Henderson.
The Belle Rowland and C. II. Durfree left
Shreveport for this city on the 9th inst
by Telegraph
SHREVEPORT, July 27.-1o Britton 4 Eppler:
c. II. Durtee leaves at noon Leave New Orleans
JOSEPH A.AIKES, Master.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For OpELoUsAs. The elegant low water pas
senger packet Bertha, FL II. Broad, master. j. b
Schmidt. clerk leaves at ) Z. NJ. to-day fol
Washington, taking freight and passengers for
all landings the Atchatalaya and Bayou DIES
GaZes
FoR RED RIvER.--The W. J. Behan, Geo Will
kinsor, master, L. W. Ames clerk leaves for all
landings this stream at 7. NJ. to-day.
FoR 81. LoIIs-lhe Kountz hue steamer John
F. Iole, Capt. Brady, leaves at ) p. NJ. to-day
for the above and all way landings. Capt. James
Mellon, her agent, No 81 Grayicr street, will
make all fire gilt engagements.
foR ST. Louisville toWboat Mary Alice and
barSes, Capt. ). A. Toms, leaves above at p.
NJ. to-day. Engagements for freight can be
made by applying to Capt. John A. Stevenson !
NO. IT. Camp street, agent OF the NJ. Y. L. Com !
pany.
ToE LOWER CoAsr.-The Mary Ida, A. j. Ruiz, |
master, Boyd and Barry clerks. leaves as above |
At 10 O'Clock this morning.
For CAMDEN.--Ihe Bastrop, Capt. Fred Blanks
hessrs. Joe H Dimes and VIM. Guss clerks, leaves |
or the above and all way landing on Black and |
Duaclita rivers at 2. M. to-day.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29

leder- 20 hhds bacon II Shelley &co-7 rolls leather
J tIorham-2 cases Levy eco 6 do Wallace eco
| / bdl hides Jno L Hardie &co-1 bale mdss Levy &
/ Haas. half box tobacco W Il Thompson - bbs pork
Newman kent-2 cars slaves PAYNE Kennedy &co
| , cars bricks Newman u Kent ear lumber Geo {
| Over-Total, IA bales cotton - hhds tobacco
| MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, July 25-3 pkgs hides . bales moss g ID Ter
rebonne-12 hides l bag wool Duifou1 & Bazus-1
! hides L Terreionne-7 half bales moss to Clarke &
Brown ) do do McWillian, Marion Aco-1 10 do do J
Aycock-l0 do do Herman & Vignes-22 do Schmidt
q Zeigler-6 do j NJ Walsh 2 do J Rykoski-il head
cattle Servat-and sundIies to order
Per steamship Hutchinson from Indanola bbls
potatoes bales cotton W III III WitheIcll-5 do > bis
ney &co-Total, bales cotton. From Galveston 20
cases beef ByInes 4 Barstow-and sundIies to order
Per steamship City of Norfolk, from Galveston /
bale cotton southern Express Co-and sundres to or
der
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
RAlLROAD-July 2s. $50 bales cotton to orler-.a
bbls potatoes Miller Meyer-40 do Dawson & Pitch
er-l5 do Kelley Doherty-2OO pkgs tobacco Flash
Lewis &co 80 do Rennock & Lasson-l04 do Maver
Bros-l1 do j j lrhy Aeo--l3 do L j Fnley-5O do c
Is liioch-25 do WacheThaIth & Joseph do II Pc
terson-2 do IL SplIo & Wet : cotton gins Holt &
Gllehilst-l0 do W Brown do X L Tompkns
do 5 Stones do John Winship- do A NJ Larry
do to order-l do Z w Biatton-1 do J w Stephens
lot machinery stephens Bcekham-4 bags Irvine
McGraw-lot machinery A Oryis-S boxes granite
II j McDouali-6 bales domestic | case do w II
Letchtord-2l0 bbls lime J 4 Packard. 80 do Is bbl>
turpcntine + Simpson-10 bbls rosn j { Orlells-i
bag wool Hay & Mehic- ) bbs Blue Lick Isaacson
StlNas &co-2 coops poultry Newman a KENT do
NJ hoffman, do coop gophcrs = Tmney-I box
toms and sundlies to or,er-Total lso bales cotton
| ii bblS potatoes
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29
Receipts Of Produce.

ST LOUIS-Per towboat Mary Alice and barees-
20 trkins butter 50 bbls cornmeal to Ii Lawrence
cO--lSuO do 2lO bbs flour Woods Slay back Aco-2O
do Hartwell 4 Chambers-lUO do j A Stairer- 800 d,
Faichd Bn.hanl-l72 do n o. M & Il K R-5O d,
S. hall bbls do Pascal xoo-3s5 half bbls do 527 bL
$40 bbs cornmeal 1872 sacks corn Glover Odendahl-
80 90 bushels in bulk 500 sacks bran 237 sack,
SIS bbs pork 1000 bbs flour to order-3OO do lO
bbls cornmeal $50 sacks bran L PrulhOmme-ss bales
hay 10 bbls cornneal Newman 4 Kent 400 do -:
bbls -four L A Hamilton Aco 4lO do 65 half bbls do
bbls cornmeal bbls oil bbls crackers boxes do
boxes matches tierces hams 20 sacks bran Ii ok os
mdse G A Whitney Aco 100 bbls tlour % sacks oats
l25 sacks bran Rogers & Mitchell-sl2 sacks Il
Hudson 4 Moore-:,s bbls potatoes q Chouiu-2O dc
NJ Dowling-l6 do A Iimmerman-:0 cases matched
rH'sn, LcMis Ac"-io 10 i.ochte cprdesDio do l
~ -, ~ Nv ,i1 100 ~ ,I - W u =,
!, Jmxxs .,r. II n.iPnnI;n :, ~, SeInn;Jar g Iha,-
Isr hTj Jn Imi;anl Iii. 49,. ",,,Ie r"g'I I
pa,,n,J ,y.oI ~ n "A H.. t,ot. , M -, J., l.
nm w i PIX pusn'is XIII Il u',ih HI o'is
"a IIs ,,t,,..s :, NIL al ,i ,.a - J, i,,y ~ =
III p'a'" pp I'll, n ion, - noNsa 's
49, ls,, -. 49,, ,i'o -. - ,nalt W
AZ ,.uIr ,s.r,,E p,..,,..,.., u...I. 10 ti.-
co,,o,, -, :. t,,,,IJa go, l,.. 80 i n, i,,. ~ -
hides / bdl hides L Casse-I bdI hides Ii hides L,
boxes eggs !. SuIle AeoI4 40 bags wool ID felre-
hnnht ~ hi'lts N Nltl-i npl hdcs \ M.Ah1el-2
rolls leather Mestea Halne-iob mead cattle to linz
hau, Aye"ck &co--io do % coops poultry amt sun
oflcs To ufder-lot 10 ealcs COTTON lol mead cattle
RECEIPTS Al the NEW HAalN
Na1iso,,-;u. ~ sch,nnar IL RtIc * ono E.
lun,hert, + Aiarktv
NM, l,r ..ba,p.Y ,t,r,- Trena 81 aon f.t &c
I,,n,l,.r r., n III liz
p,nrl Eivnr-prT schooner Petropi,-io cords If
wnod to m,sIrr
Tch,,fuu.t, Rivnr--par scbn.ner Rosax ilI.r-sn0
bbls charcoal " master
H,usl.ro-P,r sehooner j II Nassie 20 900 feet of
lumb.r n p AL,rk.y
sminati,Idler schooner Apnie-14 cords wal ia
master
Eay 81 Louis-Per schooner Bell-6O0 bbls char.
oca 10 master
Ki,oN Pr scbooner Rj.h;uL-4o cords Of wood
to master
P,,capouIa-Per schooner J 7 CLARK 100 bbls
cha,c,,i to master
iiayou I,a,4,n,,.-per schooner Mary Theresa
30 ovJ feet lumber to T Hasam
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY. August l. at p. M
! FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT,
! s=llef+4 e Alexandria and all way landin gs-The
6E1sxsssEh tine last passenger steamer
&. II. Duriee,
Jos A. Aiken master,
will leave above. For freight passage apply en-
! board,
LORD & McPEAKE, 4G Camp street.
BRIrTON Il EPPLER, LOG Common street
iy@ HlTE q CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas street
Leaves On WEDNESDAY, July 49, at F. M
,.n.T For JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT
sazs 80 and all way landings Red River-The
new light draught fine A No. steamer
VIM. j. Hehan,
G. E. Wilkinson master F. W. Ames clerk
will leave as above For freight or passage Apply
HITE & CARLIN, Tcboupitoulas street.
BRITTUN EPPLER, 100 Common st.
jy26 LORD McPEAKE, AZ Camp st.
REGULAR TUESDAY GRAND ECORE
Leaves every TUESDAY, at SPIN
Commencing ON TUESDAY, Aug 4th
IT, FOR GRAND ECOisE, MONT
somery, Mouth Cane River, Alexandria,
Red Rver-Tne Al and very liyht dIanyht uas
senSer steamer
Jno. c. Mitchell, MASTER Jas. L. Robbins, clerk.
will leave positively above throughout the low
water season The rleta will be replaced by larger
boat when navigation permits.
For freight or passage apply board Or to
jy-5 I'm LORD u MCPEAKE, AZ Camp street.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves ON I n July 80 at JPN.
, IT. FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT
ks{$s9all1t Couslatta, Brownsville, Grand Ecore,
-, Alexandria and all intermediate landings
The passenger steamer
X. Il. Bryarly,
W l. ocovell, master M. l.. ScOvell, clerk,
Will leave above. For freight or passag ARMY IN
board Or to =
LORD & McPEAKE as Camp street.
HIVE CARLIN, TchoupitOulas street
Jya BRITTON 4 EPPLER, log Common street.
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at S r. M
-% FoRf DERUSSEY, BA RBINS NOR
k!@5s s.s mans Alexandria, Mouth Cane River
-. Montgomery, Grand Ecorean Ill waI
lahnhSs-Ihe light draught passenger steamer
Sabine.
Qn place Ut Bart Able.)
r. shnott, hastcr, Geo Z. Hamilton, clerk
Particular attention paid to way and piankatiop
"ushess. fof freight Or passage apply board " 10
SINNOr a. ADAMx
80 HITE CAKLIN,
JyIc BRlTrON q EPPLER
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29
OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
BLANKS'S LINE OUACHITA PACKETS.
r> FOR CAMDEN, TRENTON, MON
ss.ssssxstyS roe and all way landings Ouachita an
Black Rivers. The very light -draugh
passenger steamer
BastrOp,
f. a. Blanks master, }. Holmes and W. Gus, clks.
Will leave every WEDNESDAY, at ) L. H.
Willie,
j. w, Blanks, master; L. Il. Trinidad. clerks
viii leave every SATURDAY, at p. Nj.
connecting with steamers Ora for Bayou BarthOlo-
NEW, Goose for Little River, Tensas and Bayou Ma
con, Bertha Brtner for DArbonne Ann S. Tor Bout
River and Statord's little packet for Bayou Louis.
BRITTON & EPPLER
Jy2l I'm w. b. CLARKE, Agents
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29
tlCkSBUitG AND THE BEND>.

FOR VICkSBURG
UNITED SIAIko NAIL PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, At ) 4. II.
t1Er FOR VIChSBUKG, PALMYRA
kSs=eGa Lake, Grand Gult, st. Joseph l:oLAey,
Waterproof, NatAnez, Fort Adanis. Red
niset HOGS Point, funicA. bayou Sara, prrt hud
'V' hAts'.i is"i-o, fLaiue,uiue, UOnasOnvlilu aud
ai' 'htfneuAte E.udi.iss. tue splouIId p~Arsunxss
steamer
Gov. Allen.
=; '" Benson. master, r A. Owen clsrk
WIN leave ~ Auove connecting 1t vicksur. with fhe
steamer LUCY hEtisN tor Yazoo AUD rAil,, .scsie
aud LiZLlE tor Si,l0wor River.
cor TIKI .ni " pAssA . apply WI board or 70
JOHN JAANEi. Agent III Common n
HS3: u MAZE 4 GA4IA4lA, 4 Veuvun.s.,al.s A
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.

Wednesday Morning, July 80, 1874. I
The undersigned is the only authorized River
Reporter Of the BULLETIN. All communications
intended for him viii meet with prompt attention
if left at his Office, kouns Building, Canal Street
Ferry Landing, from 6 A. nj. to 2. NJ, or after
that hour. st this office, l09 Graver street.
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and sailed for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Bark A,icnc Adams, Curm 49,. sid July 4
Bark Frank Marion. Dillon -.----....-ld g July Z
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Yazoo, Barrett sid July 10
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship State of Louisian Stewart -ldg July Is
Snip Golden Rule Hall sid July
Bark Ceitrina Jones. ..----....---. kIg June Is
Bard Prairie Bird, Sanford -ldg May 81
BEAUMARIo
Bark Duchess of Lancaster Williams. -. sid June 20
HAVRE
Bark Holtenoe Dusautoy, Clozand sid July
AMSTERDAM.
Bark Noah. Nielsen --.-....--. .....--- cid June
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srv7s
Inc doih@no WAS confined TO few buyers, anc
W. saies inchoea Low hllddlnS az l5fc and 1876
ahd high styic no. ut !Gc, indicating no quotable
WTlatont U1s the grades pciow could not be sold
nsi'ess at fo~"I prices, ana VIC revise our quota
t!ons 1of snch descriptions accordingly The
sioch mas ooch fan Gown TO pretty low figures,
olt 70 the amounts 10 DC ADDED the bailngs from
samples, e!c., SINCE the STOCK was counted, and
t.e amoInt recovered rom the wreck OF the
snhAen sup Aief s"out lloV hales. with fair
s"S 80, ,,J paS ~, si,reH nays sum nI 'oo
= ~ ,sSoe 100 !cs.oioaS ana 90 10
dy agan sn ll2oiot inc corresponding time last
W any ICO we "teh before. ncceipis since
r fsly eNvanlns ~ na!cs, embracing 2S2 from
o.hef ueEyefy ports, OF winch 23f from Mobile
aid q nom Texas and 4ie proper, against $50
iToEer lass wees &na Ss last year. Total proper
asst year-decFease 10, IVY. The exports comprise
w paise ~ eni'saSn Ky 70 Boston, Loo to New
- "ho ." '" is"a.io iPH'"
me amount on shpboard not cleared. going
~ Doa, ~, and engaged ior shipment; was set
S"n . t nn "Ponns TINS morning a. 5ooo bales
t5aNnhs FHW LOT lNetPooi ana ioOo Tor the North,
Al rtMn oouucteu rom tne stocK on hand
y oui ~ na s.a'oiiieiit lasV SATURDAY evening"
n A i,: nsies - I'Pressent tnG quahuty
49, r",'''s NH" III P''S@ess uhSoid or a"ai'-
TN M, ~ IL ,
ino ES.."nse reports sales 3W bales;
|tai heV uhsihA'AHH.
u; - c"rToN STATEMENT.
-, : = hucu'. %, 800. 'oaIcs Sif
JfrNo1 eisN Aas, statement ~
a. i'ou pcslouss l.Sz5,aoA ,52'S 26
-, oo1NG,aons 10 may 70,
siiowens, one uaidi,oe cetwech
: .s'H "ulh,H'eu anu az
oaonA MSue IRON waste,
salhPiss% damaged, CITY GIN
AhS oi Sood cotton, not en-
NEou ~ talliSs'S iii,t cotton
ss'Nou iGs se,s.' clSshh! ma
J''lhos ~ Guy h''is, etc.,. 23,0j2
~, ------
ioti' :.''...........--... 1851, OBS
Nse'fe9 WT'ay' .........-... TO
xxeStou l'vv'ousy .....: ,16i
:; nv Le,i"i'l' hora-
n co's Laho colton
y lii .. =. :. = -, - eoo
aiph ~ sS,s'.rou sup hiiSa, 70
No ""'''' ie'o'oreo'.'.-" z,ooa l,33l 'o6
i. -
4''oon a ~ n's.,' anu on siiipooard
nos cnArGu tcoiTectlons inciu-
ueal .;....':....:.- 22,2T9
RV.cA on la"a hot cleared same
To-daxs nxnor,. wcro ~ VT, Eo'Ioi
i'ouops proper since saturday evening So
HsM',S. ,ao ns' TUESDAY anu ~ last year.
a. sn a an 90, .aSI "ecn and 693 last year,
= 30, .Go Su'. 81 vi i'1i'.SSj oaics. against
.1S1,', a.s. year corrections Included both
TIC Exc,Sa"'r" $500, $500.
! ns hxcEahSc kilograms make the receipts at
Ea sno P''i h from IL NJ. on Yesterday TO Il NJ
:lsv and ir.9 iasi Tcar AMI 40 s G.s ~. iney
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-29

OPELOUSAS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
n.r For Washington Port Barre.
s!ls..sla Siinllsport Churcnvllie and all landings
-. :, on the Coast, Atchataaya River aud Ba-
you CourtapeAu-tne new and hsnt drausnt kAsssen-
ger steamer
Bertha,
III. III. Broad, master j Il Schmidt clark
WIN leave as ABOVE, every WEDNESDAY, at . Z. NJ
ldh iiei1ht and ptsscn tor all lil,iius on Ba-
YOU ueS Gilea, u DC landed at eth, Iii. Bend Land
log OF at eIncr warehouse at oIlnlsor OF freight
VI passage apply "h toirt
j. Ii. WOODS a. Co, ia Gravier st
my 81 BRIIION a. EPPLER, lU6 Common at