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The above is the largest business reported
thus Tar this season. the largest previously being
6243 bales on the 14th ult. The movement, after
its partial suspension during the election yester-
| day, was resumed this morning with increased
spirit and up to ~ M. 1000 bales had changed
hands at irregular prices.
as q general thing factors met the demand
freely, but In some cases, especially for staple
kinds, adhered with increased firmness to their
previous pretcnsions, and occasionally realized
rather fuller rates than could have been had on
Saturday. In fact, some brokers withdrew on
n Isg the asking prices materially above
factors were free sellers, and the prices paid ex-
hibted considerable irregularty. Later in the
day parties came together more freely and the
movement exhibited increased animation, but
the active demand. for others there was some
concessions. Thus, on the whole, while we can
not report any quotable variation, the advantage.
If any, was on the side Of the buyers.
The sales for the past three days sum up l., 600
bales 5000 on Saturday, $50 yesterday, and
$3.50 to-day. against 12,05O for the correspond
ing time last week and II 900 the week before.
receipts since Friday evening 1921 bales, en-
brac!ns 1880 from other delivery ports 17S4 from
Mobile and 96 from Texas), and 16, 34l proper.
year. Total proper since August 81, ISL OsG bales,
against 122, 1902 last year-increase 2s2S4 bales.
The exports comprise 7435 bales, embracing
1852 TO Liverpool, and 1878 to New York.
ire a@oun! On snipboard not cleared, going
i,wn at the opening this morning at 45,COO
bales, embracing "a 600 for Liverpool, 13 600 for
Havre, 5000 for Bremen, and 5000 for the North, |
which, when deducted from the stock on hand |
by our running statement yesterday evening, |
let about $500 bales to represent he quantity
a'the landing and in presses un sold OF swaitin9
orders.
The Exchang' r,port.: "Sales 1O.1OO bales. |
including $50 after T. n. on Saturday. Demand
n a YNNln<
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FRE1GHTS-Yesterday We reported a vesse
for London at 4Os for oil cake. We quote q.
| follows:
By steam = Cotton to Liverpool 1921: Il
Bremen 3D. to Boston via Philadelphia sc; to
New York &c; to Philadelphia &c; Molasses to
New York Sc y gallon; Sugar IS q hid; Tobacco
IS % hid; grain to Liverpool lid.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool Id to Havre 1c
to Genoa lic: to Boston 2c.
SUGAR-Received this morning $40 hhds
The demand is fair, but prices are weaker.
The supplies were nearly al sold at 6@6Sc for
common, 6s97c for fair, 7i@7sc for good fair to
fully fair. 8@S4c for prime, 7A@8ic for seconds,
94@9!c fr yellow clarified, 9f09lc for OF white
and Ole for white.
MOLASSES- Received this morning 652 bbls,
The demand is good, and the market 10 strong
at Yesterdays prices. The supplies we're al sold
at 6o@6lc for prime, 62@64c for strictly prime,
and Csc for choice.
CORN MEAL-The market is l5c . Dbl strong
er, with small stock on hand and . much better
demand. Holders ask s. Is in round lots, and are
retailing ct IS S5@S IS q Dbl 100 bbls sold on
the landing at IS 70, and 50 and 100 Ut 8 u.s. and
80 and 50 on Change, on the landing, 1t s. Is y
PORK-Ncne offering at wholesale, and offers
Of "a are refused tor round lots Of mess Is bbls
sold outside and Is on Change ct that price.
Dealers have an active job trade on orders 1t $24
BACoN-The market has shown more ANNA
shoulders, 14lc for clear rib sides and l4}c for
clear sides: Shoulders are held in round lots ct
Sc, clear rib 1des 134c, clear sdes 1910 3 b, On
Change 100 boxes clear sides sold ct ISL, outside
81 casks sold, Of which 10 casks shoulders on
private terms. and 10 do at Sc, S, s, Z and 10
casks clear sides ct 13lc b h.
DRY SALT 1EAT-Several lots of shoulders
have come in. They are held ct Sc p b, 10
casks nsw sold outside and on Change at that
price. Dealers are retailing them at 63e p D.
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:, An1D-1uo matKoc - of00qen9s n e0d01po
and Isl and zo on Change On privste terms terms
Iierce ie quoted at 14c, key Isle 3 b. Dealer
are iobbing fierce at 14}c, keg ct l6@le2c y h.
1hEAkfAST BACON-Is in supply and il
D b.
WHISKY-Prices are 1c . gallon lower under
Western adviees. The stock on hand is small
western st 81 oi@i e5 o gallon. Is bbls ehoic ss
| Cincinnati sold outside at 81 OF cash.
| Spare kIBS-Dealers are jobbing them at
PIGS FEE. Dealers are jobbing them at
so q key and a rs p frkn.
CORN IN BULK-A tow Of 13, 566 bushels ar
rived on Saturday. This is the first receipt in
bulk this season. The last sale was at 75c for
prime mixed, January delivery.
WHEAT IN BCLk-A barge load of $1,000
room for Great Britain.
FLOUR-There was good demand for the
local trade to-day at previous prices, and the
sales embraced 1916 bbls, Of which 1851 outside.
good treble extra at IS 40; Is at IS 25 so and 50
choice treble extra, at IS 50 40 and 100 at s. U.s.
Sc and 100 choice extra at Sc; 80 at IS 37A; so,
SO and $50 at IS 50; Is and 200 at IS Is, and so
at IS 30. 565 on Change. Of which 100 and 400
choice extra on private terms.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS
Under the influence Of favorable results of the
election. an active demand has sprung up for all
descriptions OF Western produce and provisions,
and large job trade was done by dealers on
orders to-day at stronger prices.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is light and the
demand moderate. The sales comprise only $50
sacks, on the landing, of which 100 mixed bur-
laps at 9Sc, yellow mixed at 81, and 200 yellow at
OATS-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
mand. Only $50 sacks sold on the landing. OF
which $50 at &c, 100, 100 and 100 at &C. and 1872
on Change, of which 800 ordinary at 6Oc, $50
choice at CSC, and 242 at 65c ~ bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and moderate demand.
400 sacks sold, on the landing, OF which $50 and
200 at 81 O2!, and 80 at 81 O5 % 100 b.
HAY-Good supply and dull. Prime is quoted
at S26 y ton: No sales to-day.
R1CE-The stock Of clean is small and the
demand is good especially for good grades, which
are scarce. Louisiana No. sells at 32@4c,
common 42@5lc, ordinary 52@6ac, fair 6i@7c,
prime 7l973c y ID:
srs' stock comprises $500 bags. We quote car
goes Fair 1s4@l9c (gold}, good 19@l9lc, prime |
l9t@192c y b. Job lots, ordinary l7i@18c |
fair 1s3@194c, good 1s3@2oc. prime 2o1
' fSoN COTTON K; r1Es-eood supply and de-
nand. The Arrow Tie is selling at u u b, with |
discount on round lots The Beard & Brothers |
lie sells at 7@73 y ib, with discount on round
GUNNY BAGs-sell at l4sc piece per bale,
nd 154c reserved
BAGGINGN Good supply and moderate de-
aand. Domestic iute is quoted at 134c D yard at
7holesale. 1t is retailing at 143@15c, hemp 15c,
ndia 12c y yard, in bales and rolls.
SALT-Tne supply is light and the demand
Moderate. No coarse is Offering. We quote
callers rates: Coarset 81 2O@1 Is fine 81 45@
50 y sack. Turks Island is scarce and sells at
&c @$1 u bag of bushels. When taken at
'arehouse q reduction is made for drayage.
able Salt in pockets sells at 24@6lc each, as in
iZe
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Increase,
5000

We noticed manifestly better feeling in finan.
cial circles to-day. At the same time the Money!
market continued qniet with . moderate de-
mand for discounts ct the banks, and limited
offerings in the street, and with NO transactions
reported In commercial paper that indicates any
chanGe IN rates, We continue to quote good COM
merciA names, with or without collaterals, at 9
3l5 y cent per annum, and good second grade
ct IL DIS, with occasional transactions At 2 q
cent per month. First-class mortgages continue
to rule ct l00ll y cent per annum, While second
grade IL still quoted at
To-day being legal holiday ELECTION day> at
New York, no Foreign Exchange or gold tele.
grams we're received from that market.
Gold ruled throughout the day 1t l0930a11o
against no., the closing quotations 1t New Yori
yesterday. The business was OF fair extent. sum-
ming up SIS, 900, embracing $4,000 and $1,000 Al
1901, 5000. $5OOe, 5000, tl0,0eO and $4,000 Al
ITO. and 5000 ct 110i.
No sales of silver were reported. American
half dollan were stu quoted ct l06l@l07. and
Mexican dollars at sslGs7 gold
higher than on Saturday. The movement was Of
quite liberal extent, amounting to CT, 600, com.
prising 46"O and ft0O0 bill Of lading st 52S, f10,-
600 do at 52S@5.2Sk $4,000 Ell. 900 and Esq QUO
DO and f50J0 Al clear ct 126A, and $4,000 bank ct
SIS.
rancs were also shade higher. The sales
90 prised 535 900 Commercial, embracing SOO,-
OoOat 4.76l FATS. and 10000, $1,000 and 100000
at AIS.
AZ The close sterling bills were quoted q s.a7.
- M Tor bill Of lading and 1ulear and -06S2
lOr 9! Se1t ), and d. nancs q = eonmercial and
Toe offerings Of Domestic Exchange were Of
Fair extent, and with good demand elosed
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RED RIVER.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4, at5PM
For Jefferson, Shreveport, GrasA
pEcore Alexandria, Barbin's and n. way
Neutrality-suspicious.
r. +. Bryarly,
W. T. Scoven, master. NIL Scovel clerk
For freight or passage apply ON board, or to
LORD &lMcPEAKE. As Camp street.
HITE &CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas street.
ECORE PACKET COMPANY.
Leaves FRIDAY, Oct 30, at p
,-@ For Grand Ecore,. Mentgenerys
Red River-Tse Il and very VII light drsSe5s -
Jno Hsnn m..s Garry % VIM. tu,osrt.,.. o,.,.
viii leave regularly as above For freight pases
ole I'm LORD McPEAKE 4e Camp street.
REGgLAR WEEKLY Grand ECokE PACKT1.
kf9Saf Mouth Cane River. Alszsndris, Ne
on Red River-The Al and very light d1suaht p
senger steamer
Jno. T. Mitchell. master j. L. Rcbbins clerk
will leave positively above throughout the lev
water season. Tho Fleta win be replaced by lare9
boat when navigation permits.
es LOEB Tef sE2 e. c.% Or . t.
NEW ORLEANS AND GRAND ECOREPACKT7:
Leaves every SATURDAY at P. NJ.
GNoaS.ssns ' ze. DsdEs''sTy Month s. y
River Montgomery, Grand Eoore md III
way landings- stes mer
* Sinnott, master, Geo. Hamilton, clerk.
For sSSo y R.:' cxs sPPS o Se:5
H1TE T. CARLN. Tchoupitoulss stres<
RR1TTON Z EPPLER los Common stres
. I'm ADAMS WORK. Commercial Place
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ATTAKAPAs AND ATcHAFALAYA.

FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFAIAYA
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4, at p NJ
~ - For SimmspOrt, Churchville, and
all landings Oh the Atchafalaya RIVER
Bayou Chene. PattersonviIle. Centre.
vile, Franklin, Charenton. Jeanerette New Iberia
Pausse Pointe, St Martinville and ali landings on
Bayou Teche-The lightdraught passenger steamer
J; P. Forgay, master. A. Meynier, ST., clerk.
board to HITE e. CARLIT f'' 20
nj 4 TchOupitOuas street
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed fer New Orleans,

Up, Cleared and Sailed fer New Orleans.
NEW YORK.
Pig Netue. Maclss. Oct 81
Schooner Sullivan Swain Rich. Oct q
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Juniata, Catharine. sid Oct q
Schooner W N Monel Kelley. ........ cid Oct 5
BALTNORI.
Steamship Ashland Whitehurst. ........ sid Oct %
Bark Sarah Tilley: Oct
schooner John kranz. Howes. Oct IL
BATH NE.
Bark Edwin Reed, Higgins sid Oct
(returned in distress Oct 4th)
QUEBRC.
Ship Colonial Empire. Leslie. sid Sept %
YARMOUTH, Ms.
snip Peter Young. Perry sid Oct g
MONTREAL
Steamship Earl of Lonsdale, Rogers sid Oct Is
Bark David MoNut. aid Oct o.
LIVERPOOL.
Caledonia Hamilton. sid Oct
ship Scioto. Mitchell. I'D Sent s
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STEAMSHIPS.
--1N~o%%c@
FOR VERA CRUZ.

FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICO TUXPAN CAMPEACHY, PROGRE.
SO. HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE
This Line is composed Of the steamships
City Of Mexico Capt. W. B Sherwood.
City Of Merida. Capt. L. F. Zimmerman.
Caea: ::..-,....-...--;.. Capt. ]. W. Reynolds
lA The steamship
S932n3S City Of Mexico.
w. B. Sherwood, commander
viii leave her wharf foot of Julia street First
District, on SATURDAY November It'll ct 6 A. IA
Passage to Vera Cruz, eco gold.
Agents in New York, F. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS
No 20 Broadway,
For freight Of passage. apply to
j. NJ. WITHERSPOON
No. 60 Carondelet street.
The steamship Cuba viii follow Nov g. DIV
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BAYOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA.
I'D Fer Bayea Sara, Waterloo, Her.
l6a4G151 mitage, Port Hudson, BATON Roura
Plaquemine. and way landings-The
United States mail semi-weekly packet
W. 8. Pike,
j. J. Brown master.
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY q 5 m.
for Bayou Sara HITE T. CARLIN, Agenta
Tchoupitoulas street
Merchandise consigned to Hite T. Carlin win b.
forwarded froA of commission .1a -
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UPPER COAST.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST BATON ROUGE
AND WALLS LANDING PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY, at 5 P. NJ, and FRIDAY
at 10 A. NJ.
Commencing FRIDAY October g.
H. The passenger steamer
b. l.. Hodge,
V.B. Baranc0. master F. Bergeron clerk
Returning every SUNDAY aud WEDNESDAY
EVENING
For freight or passage apply on board or to
OILS I'm + q. MELANCON 30 Cont at
COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, ats p. N.
N~ - For all landings On the Coaat
and Bayou Lafourche-The steamer
~ Seminole,
Jos. Dalferes MASTER
Commencing her trips on MONDAY Nov At
M clerk will at all times be found to receive
freight on the levee, at the foot of Cont street
HIrE e. CARLIN Agents.
OH I'm No. Tchoupitoulas.
NEW ORLEANS COAST, LAFOURCHE AND
BAYOU GOULA TRI.WEEKLY PACKET.
n" Steamer Selma,
l64 A. Dugas, master A. Neynier clark
Commencing 18th October, 1874.
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS ct II II. and SUNDAYS ate A. M
ON WEDNESDAYS. FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS in daylight au21 n
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Totat IN presses and on shlpb0ard. .68, 629
This differs from the Exchanges running &C.
count Of the same date, with the recoveries from
the Ailsa's cargo since Sept. 1, added only 723
balings from samples, loose, etc. The difference
from our rnnping account is not sufficient to re-
quire any change in our statement, which is un-
derstood to be exclusive Of city balings and re-
balings.
TOBACCO-We have not sale to report. nor
do we hear Of any inquiry. The amount on. sale
is estimated at 1850 hhds. We continue to quote
as,follows: Inferior Tugs s3@9c. medium to fine
94@11c, low leaf liz @l2c medium 136al4c, good
to fine l50l63c, and selections at 174@2Cc.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Tuesday Evening, Nov. 3. 1874.

Tuesday Evening, Nov. 8. 1874. I
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including $50
additional yesterday when the business embraced
$50 bales), summed up $3.50 bales st irregular
prices, not requiring any change in our Quota
OF the Exchange. as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
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LIVERPOOL.

II Fer LiveTpool - The Al British ship
&Sb Ceferina, Jones, master, 10 now loading for
- Ethe above port and having the greater nor.
non OF ner cargo engaged and going on beard vim
have quick dispatch. For freight apply to
G. y. SHEPHERD CO, Aneata
1730nViaR nfnnnH
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Stock on hand and on shipboard not

SAS~AoA . 5000
STOCK same time last year. ........... &C, $50
We have added to previous receipts 1868 bales
received from Alsa's wreck since September l.
T0-day's exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening II, 100 bales,
against 6009 on last Tuesday and 5000 last year.
making IN aggregate since Friday evening Of
1854 bales, against 1902 last week and 1851
asst year. and since August 81 Of Isl, OS6 bales,
against 122, 80; last year-increase 28.248
No kilograms from New York were received at
the Exchange.
The Superintendent of the Cotton Exchange
has made stock statement, from the returns Of
ships officers, and the secretaries OF the cotton
presses and other sources, including loose, baled
from all sources, linters ETC., making no note of
cotton in pickle ries, which does not amount to
evening, October 81. rscspitulsted as follows S
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We are indebted 10 Mr.. I. N. Maynard. man-
aror OF the New Orleans Clearing House, for the
a,ed banks for the week ending Saturday, Oc.
tober 81:
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n ": JOYCE, Agent
20 1O6 Common strooA
,,,,,,, o,,, u KogMTz Il LINE E..
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Nov. l. u 5 p. II.
~ For st. Louis, Cairo. Menphls,
hs&E|sftaS and all way landings steamer
Mollie Moore,
Dave Ha-ey, master.
board Ca, or to . '' JAMES MELLON. Agent.
KOuntz Line Office. "a Gravler streee.
Will take freight for the Illinois Central and Cairo
and Vincennes Railroads and their connections. Ms
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND 1Hs
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
lsR1 7 the Bssd'- ~
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Nov 1, at5P. IL
Through bills lading via the Cairo and Fulton RI
road to Faten caa Little kSck; .se -
Kansas City and points throughout tho West.
81 Inn J. B. WOODS CO. 104 Common e
FOR v1CKSBURG.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at p. NJ
FOR vICKSBURG, NATCH
lS&l Davis Bend and al intermediate lid.
mgS-Ino passenger steamer
Robt. E. Lee,
VIM Campbell, master, A. Mcvay, clesk,
will leave as above. carrying United States msa1
at Vicksburg with Parisot Line for al
points on Yazo0 river also, with connecting boate
!or sunaewer, Deer Greek and Tai!ahatohie nvaA
For freight 95 o Rassags SEP1y on board or TO
HrrE & CARLIN, Tchoupitoulas 49,
sue ADAMS & WORK COMMERCIAL Place
SATURDAY vICKSBURG PACKET.
o. s. MAIL PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M 49,
f 4: s::.: :ss y :' 'a;:'%''''
Natchex,
T. p Leathers, master, j. f. Muse clsrA,
at Vicksburg with arisot Line for Vase.
ralahatchie and SunfOWer Rivers, and with An0hOE
line for Memphis. Cairo and St Louis. For freight
passage apply S 81 Sq. Tax e t. ~ Comma.
orto HITE 4 CARLIN. TohoupitoulasA
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
'OR GREENVLLE. vICKSBURG AND TH1
49, FOR ARaY1E. GREENviLi1
G40R Greenville, vicksburg. Matches and NJ
8landinar The fine and fast passsas0
acket
]. NJ White master. c. Holmes, clerk
i'll leave as above, carrying the United States mail
nd connecting at vicksburg with the "Pariset
J. JANNEY, lit Common street
HITE CARLIN,
~Tchoupitoulas stroeA
ADAMS WORK,
sCommeeeial Place.
au1 Agents.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL
SA Fer LiverpeoLThe Al British
<61 Steamship West stanley. Peacock.
S16nle1R11R master, is now loading for the above
........ port and having the greater portion Of
patch For balance of freight apply to
CD. SHEPHERD L Co. Agents.
oA1 173 Gravier street
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,
MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY Nov. 5, at p. NJ
IT, For Memphis, Helena, Mouth Q.
lssasassS White River, Chicot, Greenville and the
Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
j. +. Hicks; master, An Grissom, clerk,
steamers EMMA and vICKSBURG for Yazoo and
Tallahatchie rivers and at White River with pack.
ets tor White and Arkansas rivers paying particular
ATTENTION to all way and plantation business. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
OF I'm BURDEAU 4 WAYNE, log Gravier st.
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OPELOUeAs.

OPE1OU6AS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
~ For Washington, Port Harre.
Simmsport, Churchville and all leodinos
on the Coast, Atchafalaya River "a ~
you Courtableau-the new and light draught passea.
Bertha,
ID. II. Broad. master J. r. Schmidt .,.,x
vi! leave g above every WEDNESDAY. at Is. r..
taxing height and passengers for all landings on Is.
you aes Hiases to be landed ct either Big Bend Lad
ing OF at either warehouse ct Smmsport F0r freoS1
OF passage apply on board or to
aoo BRKTTON 4 EPPLER log Common -
Leaves every SATURDAY. 4 5P N
,=@ Fer Weshiaete., Psrf HARE.
Simmsport Chmchville, and ali interms.
r:-.- date landings On the Coast. AtchsSSvisva
Liver! LIVER and Bayou CouFtableau. The light dssusSs
IL Tu.t.evaa1 master, T. Jobir clerk
WI leave = above, evHy SATURDAY. Il 3 -
taxing freight and passengers for Bavm a. 61.;.-
e. q iaIaed = Big Bend Landing o. sinanspose
81" He'&nt OF paeaaee apply On board or 70
..u !. u. BOWLING 8 Docatnr stxn~H
~ =: y WOODS L CO. 12l Orsv.cr "a
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HAVANA-Per steamship Juniata-1936 boxes
sugar to Chaffraix Agar-26 cigarettes Ayen-
paytie-3 Fasnacht-4 Mrs Jos San ini-2 sacks of
pepper + SanchO so
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eTEAMROATs
BeloW-C0mfnR Tn

Fleta, Mitchell. from Grand Ecore
Robert + Lee. Campbell. from Vicksburg
St John, Baranco, from Plaquenine
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Imports.

bIVF RPOOL-Per steamship Prince Edward-50
tons oilcake 250 bales cotton 20 bales moss casks
beeswax
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Austrian bark TRADE, Tarrabochia, 65 days from
Rotterdam, to master
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AMITR RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOrY NJ
CHAC PACKET.
Ef&k The staunch, sea-worthy pser.t $780,.
Alice,
y. D. " Porter, master. I'm H.n. -,
Leaves her Landing New Baain W.c ne.is, cac!9.
every MONDAY and THURSDAY - yro1 ~ bsiAeA
pclnss on Amite River and Bayou Nsnchac =
3" Heagns OF Passage, apply on bosrd or n
Ao0Cx MARCY, Aeenta
hI1s Of lading signed At the once a. R LIT g
G1BERT, % Carondelet streef 0 VI 0AAAUO =
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Per steamship Juniata, Capt. Cath rine, from
Philadelphia via Havana:
Mass-Mr Andrews and lady-W e Sewell-Wm
Ball. Dawson-W o TOILET W Hills-U Sa-
vestichEP CStempson-Henry Kopp-Mrs Durr.tv
dren-Ramon Surbera-G Dunbar and ladv-E M
Massino-A H Harris-M Quntero
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SHIPS.

FOX MALAGA.
II Fer Malaga - The Al Norwegian bark
SaaH fro9hee, Petersen, master is now LOADING
Tor the above port and being of small capaci
w. VIII have quick dispatch For balance of freight
Apply 70 FRERICHS HORN
-O.o ~ Union street
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CHICor CITY.

CHIC0T CITY.
LEAVES EVERY MONDAY
@ -. Fer Chicot City, C3reenviile. va.h.
burg and the Bends-Steamer
wv o. Katie,
=; ". Carlton, master, J. 81. Noaaon c,.rr
WI! leave e above, on MONDAYS at IS m g..
Bluff. AV1 ~ st@taOns 70 F11o
ADAMS & WORK, HITE 4 CARrm
oSSOhN JANNEY, BURDEAU q wynn
AgentA
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Arrived.

British steamship Palm Pearse from Liverpool 9th
ult, to A X Miller &cO-3d dist "a
schooner Williams. Tassa. from Bayou Goula. to
A SOcOla-Sd dat
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. !
Wednesday Moaning; November 1.

Cleared Yesterday.
British steamship Prince Edward. Frazer, for Liver
pool Daniel Wheeler & Son
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
WeGne adav Morning Nov 4 1874

The undersigned is the only authorized River
Reporter and Advertising Agent Of this paper
Copies Of the BULLETIN stamped and delivered
win be furnished to steamboats, at fifty cents per
dozen. Gro. ]. DUNCAN.
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ACCIDENTAL DRowNINa.-Yesterday after
noon about 1880 o'clock man named Thos.
McManus accidentally fell off the wharf head
of Felicity street, and was drowned. His
body was found last evening and removed TO
his Late residence on Felicity, between Rous-
seau and Fulton streets. Coroner Folwell
held an inquest and the jury rendered YER
dict Of accidental drnuninO