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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

COLLECTION OF CI-AI51S
~ all hm&S.
W. now boye several very desirable
properties in this city and vicinity for
sale or lease. Circulars detailing terms,
nodes of doing business, references, to-
Sether with the circulars Of the Genital
land Company and maps Of the City Of
Huntington, sen; by mail on appficaiionon
Once In Post Office building, Hunting
ton ". Va. W. s. DOWN ER 4 CO.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

SsSy IN .ssssss %SSET%
AililssA:t ::ssss.sSS
DR.. ]. Walkers California
Vinegar BitterS are apurcly Veg
etahleprepar0ti0n, made chiefly from
the native herbs found on the lower
ran tcS of the Sierra Nevada noun
tdins of California, the medicinal
properties Of which are extracted
thcrefrom without the use OF Alcohol.
The question IS almost daily asked,
4" What is The cause of the lmpar-
aIe.ed success Of VINEGAR BIT
TERS 2" Our answer is, that they
remove tie cause OF disease, and
tne patient RECEIVERS lis health. They
ere The great bluud purifier and u
hlc giving pcincip.c. perfect Reno
v.tor AID iuyigurAtor at the system.
Never before ~ che history - he world
i..,, /. medicine Leca compounded pos
-.,,iug the remarkable qualities % Viz
EDAK MTrEi;S iu lcLng the sex OF
every disease .uBG Is .'ir %. They are
3 gentle. purguive '- veil GS u Tome.
... .-... CaaE,s,!O. ., Aanu,.t.un Of
t.. ligrI ANA N.~ccr. Organs, IN Bilious
Discusses
The properties Of On. Walk
E.:s ttyf,AE i:t~rEGS are Aparient. DiI-
pl.r,ts. tlul.u.rGe, NEtfIu"u'. LaSa-
tr.. pCrrtc. Sentative. Coup,er-i-Etaa;,
SrIorl. Alternative. am Aa;i-EiiloU,
Grateful Thousands proclaim
NU,EeAt BrrrEIS The most wonder
fl luvi-o@nt tAat ever sustained
tl- sinking system.
.In 2tr,na ca1 take these BIT
t,is according To- directions. and re-
uain hong uuwcl, provided their
bones are nor destroyed ly mineral
l,.sul Jy other -,c..,.S, ALI vita, "
gas wasted beyond repair.
Billions, RemitteEt, and IL
term;!ttGt Fe'crS. which are so
prevalent IN the valleys OF orr great
rivers throughout the United States,
,snac.1.N those of the Mississippi,
Olo. Missouri, Illinois. Tennessee,
E.n.t.ri.,Yl Nr'-.vSgS Red Colo.
NJ, Rr.l,' E1 G,,nJr. Pear.
,..b,,,, \i,,T. Slynn.h 10
- I,wr. ,'l many u,rrr,
...., -, .,.;,.-.,,.os ,,rnr.r'i.
N'.' '..' a., ''', ... -, -,
""' '-' ''.,'-v '"I''''N 80 ~ -
Nd"Nc' ana Autumn '''!'' lc''i''' Al
,'v $50 during seasons OF WluSIl,
lart..rll jr,ucsS ave invariably ag-
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-11-05

e YEAR. must nand an meos, through way
the city Of Hnntaron Va 90 Rich
n'a msds at 1' '5s city ,i Huntington
Railroads ciending Arough tie entire Vest ard Northwest
nhere established Pripe. "1cA1e %oo,s9 aoa repair shops
railroad cnne O,s WIN TIE oo'a" will eo he mad
hs pint "n -, g with ,h and ac Cher
s 4, nrsS1y CENTRE lsaIs.
giy Of the extensive
he opening ne the Grea, Kanah' and j.. 5utri g are
quality abnet quantity Of h eo", ~h's y contain It. here on
producing qualities Of pig iron found >" quantities AMI aHt~r rcnm
of e"sy ssby region great
g. 9 city Of HS Hunt vii. i,a.
and i'GnsS w at s head ,e16 a an" r ecoe i S
1 na,nr and convenient pont interchange extensive
great staples Southwest
5 As p. Of rsSnc no inviting locality
IN addition to uy which
M lei6 climate eto aid out the plan
large industrious and thriving population eyery possible
cultivated win $e OGjss view the avenues and Streets
all ssea made '1aeG T rsnrs 10 ' .n s ornamental trees
o 1 ri lea n ,H' trees and ubSrTy cup
To.~I lots viii he selected for only
subject will forever n9ee n the vicinity
plan easily and economically adopted and which adapted for
PeT O n@q of .se CITY the State Normal School Marshall College, u
hv b gf" aua rounds opportunity
cation S. Of s5 .a ARD T . tabsb Of learning at mol
aton These are present ers
The terms Of Pyment Are 81 5 % S p' ana 'ne 20
purchase
lie given 0 remaining per Of
purchase cent deferred nt' and
thirty Two ears r late siere
peran oil
when The final payment made accordance stated
o
{ SIZE n o buildings o be
anda in anosai the ereies
Is
toGndries
Mills Shops
unlimited line Of the ri and
inmedevinity, mod
Liberal made securing plots suitable fr %
purposes.
The Chesapeake Completely
Hunt
given application person
70 the O The nderszn
d. w. EmMoNs Ceaq Supt
JOHN r.. 0sEY, Agsut,
Huntington, West Va.
JAMES j. TRACY, seyoad T,muvy.
81 wil4nStrest New York.
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is .-,,.n. Shoulders are offering At BIC, and
at 4e.'nr. are retailing them 10441esc 3 d.
IA oH-Dull and nominal. Shoulders are
held m ronnd lots * lie, clear RIB SIDES l6c,
clear sides le;c e h. Dealers rates are ~ Ior
snoulrs l65c for clear rib sdes and l1c tor Gear
s,'e..
u.EAKrA5T BACON-Is in hight supply, and
commands lie T. II.
ItNS--CLoiCc su1ar-cured, are in light sup
y. aud u request while ordinary brands are
II At.f.l AID d'.il. Choice. are quoted at is4eI
l5.c ot,iin%ry to fair brands l31@142' & u.
IiID l. in light supply. Tierce commands
1870 ioc, keg lolGllf5c y D..
corn IN RCLK-No1e 90 hand. 1t ls quoted
aoIn ia a. = u bnahe. IL arrive. :,
WHEAT IN I,ULh-Sone on hand. No. 3 rcd
winter is anotc3 nolnlnallv At s! ~ = hurhcl CO.
Il v.r,n on board ship. We hear that there are
some foreign orders here at Il - FOR 30. fcd
winter.
WHISKY--Is in lieh. supply and good request
at f.il prices. Lpt,;eiana .ectticd commands
Il O.; Western 81 0TGl u fox common to
choice Is bills pure Boa bon sold at II 10 g
COR IN sAC.ES-T.c 81, by i light and the
der and continues limited. Only 100 sacks yellow
mixed sold al CSC d bushel. -
OATS Goo! supply and dnli. No sales. he
las. sales On Friday were at Csc for prime and
Gsc for choice.
BkAN-Is in hight supply and Moderate de
manl sl-5O and 700 sacks sold At IL 20 II 100 b..
HAYS in fair supply. No saies. Cho1ce
sold on Saturday at SIS I! ton.
RICE-prine is scarce. Inferior qualities arc
dull We Gno.c No. 2 Louisiana 3l1Z3.c, con-
mon 4i35;c, Ordinary o:Y5Sc, far 6N9bsc, prime
G3cH17r:. choice Sc 10.
COFFEE-rhe market ia strong. steamer is
due here with IA, 600 bags and an active trade l.
lpoLedr ar The atocl now TN hand comprises
$500 bags in dealers lands. We quote fair 17e1
l75c gold, good Is Dlsc. prime l9saI2oc
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THE NEW TUES SEPTEMBER

co-and sundries to order-Total % bales cotton
bags cotton II sacks seed cotton bbls and hf bills
syrap III sacks roHgh rice
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
D0NALDSONFILLE-PeIs steamer Henry Tete
IF bh- syrup to Lanaux-l do MAYER W-is-s3
hDs nee JaIhcrI t.co-aj ,aaks rice II Aicn-6l
de- s;iewert & kp-57 Z BGur Leois-lo0 j Al Walsh
,ni -ln,res Il order-TotaI, ht btls syrup CO
, t.ls '"te }i4 -s.ins rice
rac. lie to L u rcr1tbonu"-and sUndries e order
I BONNET CARRE-rer st-alr.er Jo-.phlnc--40
SACKS rice . Dbl. rice end snndriss to order
ALEXAN. RIA-Pcr steamer Flea-55 bales cot
| tn Payne. Kennedy sco-3e do Clapp Bros aeo--
/ 81 G J. Walnse, Sco---3o n Sandidge &co---29
R.nshaw, Cammack Scc- Is Male Cammack-is
lehman Abraham &co-1 iseraud Gib.rt-' DO 10
X r Bnckucr & Bro Meyer, Weis &co--5 Pres
| tidcc Graham Sc.-5 II Lrckie-5 Richard Flower q
cot RNugent &co-4 l. Bloorn Sco-3 \ d Vet
| more-3 W Il Clarke-3 Alcus. Scherek & Autey-2
s o Thomas &co-l A 4 Mou,on-l + + Thiene'nan
Bush & Levert-l Lloyd & Livaudais-lJ Denuis
!Ianbas & Doe.tcr-1 Ar Mil..nherger {. Pollock
= Hartrtl--6 bags wool II Adtler ac,,-l0I
bdls hides l. Bloom &co-and sundlies to order-ToI
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Frank Morgan
81 bbis rice to JOS Davi.-2s do Socola-5 do Josl
Montose-i.7 sacks rice G IL Allen-lo5 j Dyr,ond-
- K Roland jr-I0 Clapp Bros &c0-and sundrles to
orier-Total, Ill bbls rice 2e6 sacks rice
KRCEipTs AT rfrG NEW BASIN.
Ami.e river-Per steamer Ahce-36 cords wood
to Muncy & Marey-9 bales cotton bags wool ~
sacks seed cotton anil sundries 10 order
Bay st Louls-Per schooner Emilie-s00 bblA char
Eiloxi-Per schooner Best Friend-35 cords wood
70 master
Blind river-Pcr schooner Quincy-40 cords wool
to master
Boxi-Per schooner c II Preston-7GO bis Of
charcoal TO master
Tickfaw-per schooner Alice-le cords wood
to master
Pearl river-fcr schooner Emma Jane-t0 600 feet
lumber to order
Bonfouca-Per schooner Louisiana Stately, 600
feet lurn Der to order
Tehefuncta river-Per schooner istori-soo bbls
charcoal to master
RECEiPrs ar 1IIR OLD BASIN.
Ichefuncta nver--Pcr schooner Rita-500 bhs of
sand to order
Blind rivcr-Per schooner Maud-50e0 slaves 30 eds
wood to master
Mandeville-Per schooner vle-60O bbls of
charcoal to master
Bind river-Per schooner Sidonia-1e 600 slaves
to order
Bay st Louls-Pcr schooner Old Peter-5c0 bbls
charcoal to master
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NOTICE ~ THE FOLLOWING TARIFF OF

NOTICE THE FOLLOWING TARIFF OF
~ charges Is adopted by the undersigned pro
pretors and lessees of Cotton Presses, being in
accordance with the rates established by the
| New Orleans Cotton Exchange and the New
Orleans Steamship and Ship Agents Association y
t, take effect roEl LIST September, 1874, and con-
tinue Until the 31st of August 1875
CHARGES TO SHIPPERS.
Per Bale
Deayagc to Snip. Observation-Disclosures. .25c
Covering sample holes furnishing patches 15c
Covering sample holes With shippers patches. &c
Cotton ship marked, not ordered the day it is
weighed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1oc
with the privilege of re naming three days.
II such Cotton remain in the press more than
three days, 80 cents per bale, including the
charges of the first three DAYS.
On "sniall numbers the charge for labor and
storage. for any period between the LIST dav of
September and the 3lst day f August, shall be 30
cents per bale.
Extra drayase at the rate of as cents per bale,
shall be charged against all Cotton returned from
a ship or steamer, to be paid by the shipper
provided bill of same shall be rendered upon the
day the cotton is so returned or the day follow
ing-provided further, that the press has taken
due to ascertain if the vessel is ready to re.
ceive before sending Cotton. Labor urson Cotton
returned to the Press 10 cents per bale to be paid
by shipper. subject to conditions governing the
charges of extra drayage.
On all cotton ship marked, or small numbered
removed ON one Press to another, for the pur.
pore OF storage or COMPRISING, or shipped with
out being compressed, &c per bale, to Se paid BY
the purchaser upon the delivery Of the cotton.
Cotton taken by original planters mark, viii, If
rem owed upon the day it is received and weashcd,
be delivered free OF charge.
CHARGES FOR COMPRISING.
For foreign ports, whether for
shipment dreit or via coasrwise
! OftS. .65c per bale,
For cOastwise ports. ...... .55c
Extra IRON bands. 12tc per band
S. HAYWARD, Alabama and Factors Presses.
f. 4. BRYANT, Louis;ana Press
SAM. BOYD & CO., Orleans, Shippers and
Pelican Presses.
A. p. MASON, Union Press.
". B. KRUMBHAAR & CO., Penn and Ken
lucky Presses.
SMITH 4 GOLDSMITH. Commercial Press.
j. p. MOORE, Fire Proof Press.
HAMILTON, LEWIS Il LYND, Virginia and
Mississippi Presses.
}. G. VAN WICKLE, Canal Street Press.
L. A. LEVY, u, Natchez Press.
k-x ~
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FOR SALE,


srOR SALE-THE CONTENTS OF A DIS
1 tilierv, COMPRISING Machinery, Boilers, /: Cis-
terms, WashjUbs, Double Condensers, Corn
Mills, Elevator Meal Bin, Mixing Kettles, Iron
Iaaks, Pumps, etc.
Lot of Machinery appertainins to a Sugar Re-
finery, such as Machine Moulds, Vacuum Pans,
etc. Terms cash. For articuiars apply to
80 1w W. P. FiiEisET, 80 Camp street.
LEK SALt-FURNISuED OR UFNURNlSH-
Il ed-The comfortable raised cottage with quarter
square of ground, Cadz and Pitt eets sixth
u s$,lct. Two squares above Napoleon Avenue Sta
ton. House contains double arched parlOr with
m:h bic mantts, two bedrooms, summer dining hall
cabinet, dining room, pantry kitchen, servants
room, wood shed, stable etc. galleries all round.
Apply on the premises after ; T. NJ. $50 If
ENOR SALE THE COMFORTABLE TWO
4 story raIne slated dwelling, No. 1874 Washington
street. between Magazine Constance streets. For
terms etc, apply on the Promises, or to RICE
BROS. d co, 50 and u Camp street and 5e5 Maya
zinc street SIG If
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INSURANCE. NOTICES.

The undersigned having been appointed
Agents of the INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, of Philadelphia, assets 1870
0O0; of the CAISSE GESEEALE D'ASSURANCES
of Paris. assets Is, 600 600. and of the NAN
HAITIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
New York, assets s6Oaooo, will commence the Fire
Marine and River Insurance Business at No. 19i
Giavier street two doors from the Cotton Exchange
the LIST pr'xmo. The Insurance Company of North
America makes her marine losses payable in gold in
London when desired.
IS I'm NJ. j. SMITH & CO.
Office Of the Delta insurance Company, corr
Caronieet and Common streets-New Orleans
Sept lncontornity with the requirements OF
the amended charter ami in accordance with
luton of the Board of Trustees at special meeting
held june l6, 1874 the subscribers to the Capital
Stock of this Company hereby notified t. come
for ard and pay the following nst.Lnents at the time
specified below, viz:
Ten per cent on the LIST day of October, 1874.
Ten per cent On the LIST day Of November 1874.
Fifteen per cent on the LIST day Of December 1874
Fifteen per eeut the 3lst day of December le74.
by rsel o! the BcagI.
ar39 i'm 1. W. BAQUiE, Secretary
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COpARTNERSFIIpS.

lNEOM AND AFTER THIS DATE OUR BUSI-
Il ness viii be carried on under the name and
style Of SIEGFEIED Il CO., in New Orleans AMI
Savannah.
Mr.. On. Z. ANseyer will hereafter sign the
name OF the firm.
JACQUES SIEGFRlED h co.
New Orleans, Sept. Is, 1874 s26 St
DISSOLUTION THE PARTNERSHIP
Heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm of NAvRA l. OFFNER, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
viii be continued by NJ. L. NAVRA, who will
collect all debts due and pay an Obligations OF
the late firm. NJ. L. NAVRA,
Z. OFFNER.
Now Orleans Sept. 10, 1874. s26 1w
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LDST-FOUND.

frOUND-A PAIR OF SPECTACLEs, IN A
T. green case, Oh Masaaf street. The owner
can recover then, " applying at this office and
proving property SIS
I OSr-CHEtK FOR So. NO. H., DATED NOV
IL 4, 1873, drawn by Thee. AuZe to order Of
1iincr ". S,rith and Endorsed ;.y him, aao certi-
tied by Canal BlnA. All parties are warned
against receiving nc same. as the ban nix has been
notified. &. ii. TEBAUIT. Ii, D.
st5
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LOWER COAST.
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET.
TWICE 4 WEEK.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY Snd SATURDAY n,
10 a. NJ
FA Fer the FORTS, Quarantine, Burs.,
kss4s7skE Poin ala Hache Jesuits Bend. and 81
plantation GDd way landinSs-The new
aEd stauneh passehger steamer
Empire.
A. +. Jesniiean master. J. c. Tremoulet, clerk
viii cave a. above For fr+igh: passage Amply Of
coard- or TO s. FERNANDEZ e. CO.
sc Old l evee etrpet
This u the Gully packet running through 10 tie
Tof1"- ais I'm
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lOU,rH WHITE AND ARKANSAR RIVERS
MONDAY EVENING PACKET
~ - For mouth White and Arkansas
ksSAl = rivers Chicet City, Greenviie, Weeks
sa@z0@o burg and the Bends-Steamer
Katie,
J.: W. Cannon master, J. II. Mossop clerk
VI commence her regular trips on MONDAY, the
5 October, at S clock, Z. M.
ADAMS & WORK. 9 Commercial Place.
G. &. WAYNE, loG Gravier street
HrTE & CARLIN, 4 Tchoupitoulas st.
Agents
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OCACHITA RIVER.

.,,-~ OCACHITA RIVER.
BAANhS'S LINE OUACHI1A PACKETS
Leaves TUESDAY Sept. 90 at 5 r.. II.
,sfeE For Trenton, Monroe, md AZ
,1'ssS13L9 way landings Oulcllta aid Black
Rivers. he 81 amer
- Willie,
r. a. Blanks, master Z. b. Trinidad clerk,
VIII leave for points above, delivering Tensls az
Little River freight at Trinity For freight pas
ss4e Apply o. board, Or to
ADAMS Il WORK,
W. u. CLARKE,
EEIT0A & EPpfER
~ AgoA4A
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DtLlETlN,
M,nday Evening. Sept. Is, lo14.
- 40, ,..S f-yEARl..tf- ,fOCsY

Cloarings. Balances.
scptcm5s. 20. .......... s5G3Gl, 3 s5r,5o3 So
September q ...-- 1i5,3IJ ~ ifo'o"' ~
Tins lar His week 81 ,ac7, 133 81 1854 10
Same time last week. l..Jt f95 "a lJ,to'
Total las, week ....... 4O.I go IS 5ip,.jsI Il
Total week before 1851 $50 - 43J,1'3 %
The Money m,rket il quiet but firm. The
offerings continue Of far extent at the banks
and moderate o., tie street, with nothing doing
in CONNIE rcn! paper under IL 1, cent PET amin,
and with tho bulk oi ile negotiations IT l4'42 +:
cen pr month: First class mortgage arc Slii
quoted az Ip01ll j. cent per annum AID second
grade at A..
Yo,k, AID after limited UliaIn 80 closed AZ iJ9s
G1lGJs against 1895 il that market where 1t
touched no in tho interim. The saics eninm'd
UP $4,000. embracing 1900 at 1913, and 5000,
5000 and SO 70 at 1859
No sales OF silver were reported. American
half dollars are stil quoted at l0jDlO55, and
Mexican dolla r. at E, gold.
Uadcr tie influence Of the advance in gold
and bills At New York. Sterling Exchange opened
about ITO scent higher than at the close Oh
SATURDAY., Int under the subsequent decline III
gold closed only snad" higher ior commercial
The OILY saiei reported were $4,000 bill OF lading
at 3 2,i and Gi'.tm do ~ DO HoAb, but we near"
Of some larger transactions, particulars not re-
ported.
Francs RESPONDED 70 the same influences which
@ nttoil,d Ster'uig. but no 'alcs were reported
At the close Stn.ung bills were quoted ~ ? 40
& 25I for bill OF iadtng and Al clear, and q ,'3o
for bank, and irtnc5 at 4.7sl for p.lvat" and -
for bank.
The offerings q Domestic Exchange we're OF
fair exteat, u d With o moderate delnald com
mcrcial ruled shade lower. he sales OF New
York sight covered s72,000, embracing ill,ooo
commercial at I. cent discount, 5000 and
$40, 900 commercial and f1o, 900 private BANKERS
at /, and $4,000 bank at l. We also noticed
sale Of 500 900 commercial on Boston ut " cent
discount, ana $40, 900 do at 7-l6.
Tho banks continued to CHECK on New York at
par, and commercial sight was quoted at s@s
4, cent discount.
Nothing traS spired in Stocks.
City Gold Bearing seven Per Cent Bonds DON
tinued in request. and closed at Az, or 4 cent
less than on saturday. The sales included 5000
at 4Ol, $4,000 at Az $1,000 at AZ, and 1900, $30U0
and $50 y at A.!
City scrip is without any apparent movement
City Appropriation Certificates and Me.ropll-
tan Poce Warrants and Time Certificates OF
1873 are still quoted Nominal at A.
No sale. Of State Warrants reported Old
continue nominal at 300. AID new ut 81.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Morning. September %.
George J. Duncan 10 the duly authorised Marin,
and Ritter Reporter Of the Bulletin.

George j. Duncan 10 the duly authorised Marine
and Ritter Reporter Of the Bulletin.
Cleared Yesterday.
British steamship Vanguard, Coll for Liverpool
Dvean, Zerega eco
Arrived.
Steamship state Of Alabama. Flint from Liverpool
ah inst via Bordeaux It'll. u A X Miller &co-
3D. Dist -
{ S man of war Kansas, Truxtcn, from Key West
Stream
French ship La Louisiana, Touffrt, from Havre Aug
10 in ballast, TO master-!st Dist
STEAMBOATS,
Waloon. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Bee Symmes from ST Louis. with bargee
Empire. Jcanir.n. from Lower Coast
Robert r Lee Campbell. from Vicksbufg
City e Quincy Walker. from ST Louis
W S Pike Brown from Fisher 5 Landing
ARRIVALS At ThE NKw kAsIN.
Steamer a, 49, ..v.AA AlaAA.1 I.soI
Schooner Eni.ie from Bay st Louts
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Monday Evening, Sept. 70, 1874.
COTTON

The sales I'D ~ embraced 1850 bales, at prices
re Iuins 10 change III quotations except a re-
duc,ion Of sc in NJ ldling and Strict MiddlpS and
Ic in Good Mlddling.
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RED RIVER.

KED RIVER.
NEW ORLEAN Ms AND GRAND ECOkE PACKET
Leaves EVE Y SATURDAY, at 5P M
LIZ = N For For: De Kus-e,, s"rbia's.
:, River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and
all way landings Steame.
X. Il. B,yarly,
tn place of Bart Ab.c)
Il SlnACtt n.aster, Geo. G. hamilton clerk
For ifelsht OF passage apply board, or to
SIMAoIi CARiER II Commercial Place.
HITE q CAKL!N Tchou;,itoulas street
BRI1ION 4, EPPLLN. loo Common street
The T. L. Bryaily makes sure connection, at ths
Falls with the steamer ROYAL Gscrec TIE Eoyaf
George stands AL in all the insurance Offices s.alv
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, Sept 80 at 5 PM
-. For Jeife rson. shreveport, Cou.
lsAE.SS = shatta, Biomnsvill Grand Ecore Alex
..ldTia and all in .rrDetiiate lapd,nps-Th.
passenger steamer
VIM. j. Behnn.
vii! leave above. For freight Or pss,aue amy
boaI0 or to Fr'
H1TE CABIN Tchoupitoulas stIee4.
LORD ncpEA kE, ~ Camp str. It,
BkITTON EPPLEk, log Common ,treeA
The " j. b han being the ightest draugbt bo.t =
the trade, shippers rely on her going thr".nH
without towing barge sT
WITH TEXAS AND pAcYYrr>
RAILROAD
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
Leaves TUESDAY Sent 70 =, ,pu
LIZ - For Shreveport and all vsy
ksSSssff2k46 landings on Red kivcr-The Al vroS
hgnt draught steamer
Carrie A. Thorn,
vii iI 1s.!t. trusow master Chas Thorn clerk,
sage apply on board or to
60, k kRF4rhG Mcp FAX 4e Camp street
r; S-Connection with Texas and Paci6o Raf,ar
"ad ana Az connective roads
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INSURANCE,

INSURANCE.
rlW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1895.
Office. corner OF Camp and Canal streets.
F's"1 .-.-:-... s-ts,..- S5VOsOVO W
acsts, December 81, 1872 ..27J5,S3i ~
,isurcs Fire, Marine and River Risks, dividing
tiprotits separately on each department to tho
lnred.
'r the accommodation Of its custom ers, the
Ctpany will make Marine Losses payable in
LION. j. TUYES. President.
w. H1scKs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
REQ. Urquhar., H. Payro,
7. Dugazon, Placide Forstall.
!. W. Babcock. Aug. Reichard,
Bailly- blanchard, E. Miltenberger,
Schroeder, W. B. Schmidt.
aas. LATTE, J. Tuyes. s25 tJa1
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BAYOU SARA.
r. For Bay0u Snrn, Waterloo, Her.
ksAe&AaG mitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge.
Plaqnemine, and way landings-The
fnited states mail semi-woskly packet
w. ). Pike,
j. j. Brown master
ayes every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 5 P. N.
Bayou Sara. HITE d CARLIN, Agents.
. Tchonpitoulas street.
Merchandise Consigned to Hite & Carlin will be
awarded free of commission staIm
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REGULAR GRAND ECORE PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY, Sent. mber 30, at s p. NJ
r. FOR GRAND ECOKE, NuN i.
2EeaS gomery, Mouth Cane River Alexandra
Nor,naaa Barbin's and IL way lantin a
ON Red River-The Al and very ligbt irsuah1 pss.
seDger steamer
Fieta.
Jno. z. Mitchell, master, Jes. L. Robbins clerh,
vlI leave positively as above Throughout sle low
water BEACON The Fleta sill lie replaced by larger
boat when navigation permits.
For freight or passage apply OF board or to
jy25 LORD 4 MCPEAKE, As Camp street.
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UPPER COAST.
UPPER COAST,
Commencing TUESDAY. Sept I'D 1874.
Leave New Orleans TUESDAYS tuesdays
and SATURDAYS. at 10 O'Clock. A. M
w WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY
in daylight.
HzrS For New OrIeun rs Count and Con
t.sIs4.essstM veat LAnding-The til weekly packet
Mary Ida,
A. Ruis. master. J. L. Boyd John Reynaud elk,
viii leave as above Foa freight or passage apply or
Posrd isi7i