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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-12

Hail Fourth Ward Central Republican
Club, New Orleans July IL, l874.-AttentlOn! At
tentlon The voters Of the fourth ward are here,
meet weekly, every MONDAY NIGHT, at eight
O'Clock, during the campaign. at their hall, on Ma
rails street. between Biehve and Cont streets (fOr-
merly Souls Chapel).
CuARrRsP V1GxRs Recording Secretary. iyl2
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THE RIVERS.
Tho TemDePaCufos

The river here is ten feet one INC
below high water mark Of 1871.
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Hall of the First Ward Central Club,
corner of White and MelpOmene streets, New Or.
this club on MONDAY EVENING, July 10, at half
past seven o'clock. AL Republicans of the ward
are invited to attend, as business OF Importance
will come before the club J. Z. MlLLEH.
iv12 It4 President
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Tho Weather and Rivers.
OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Orleans, July ii, 1874. }

The following is a report OF the weather
and rivers at 3:43 P. M. to-day, local time:
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Office Firemen's Charitable Association.
New orleans, July 9, l87a.-Board Of Delegates
80 p NJ, in the hall of Louisiana Hose Company.
iylO c. G. FLANAGAN, Secretary
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Moses Eeidersfeder. E. NJ. Victor. F, W: Liggins
clerks jyl2 IL"
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Once of the mississippi and Mexican
Gulf Ship Canal Company, No. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans An election for nine directors Of
this company will be held on MONDAY, July 20,
between the hours of IL NJ and P. NJ at the office
of this company. s. d. MOODY,
II SecretarY.
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Nav-g2 T n q 7 NJ Allen Gc,-60 Walden Hawkins
Ico-,4 Lehman Abraham &co-i3 Meye1 " els Sc,
40 Aliens Seherck & Autey-39 .JnO T Hardie AGO
u q n WaImsley Aco-ln L / Arev &co--l5 PAYNE.
Kennedy xro-I4 W II Hogan-la Warren Atk nson
yr,-l0 w Harrington Nco-1 Richard Flower 6co-
I pritchard & Bickham 4 Cumble Aco--4 Il T
Buckner & Bro-3 W L Thompson-2 Ben Gersoii-3
>irnms 4 Levy IIartwel & Chmbaers-2 Il Brisac
| : Friedlander-1 Beadles Wood Aco-l Howcoit 4
Goulin-l n u Wetmore-I5 frkins butter Jno Ad-
ans Aco-36 bbls whisky 81 pkgs bags Marx x Rs
hhds bacon ) rierees do c Whitney &eo-J0 bbs
onions Jos Kellrr--l00 boxes tobacco Mayer & Son
200 bbs lime Jamison-l bdi hides Horer Peterson
u Fenr,r--17 bhs whisky Il Lawther--32 boxes
cheese Russell & Hale pkgs butter 80 boxes cbeess
Howl WilcoX--52 kegs butter Gil Lawrence eco
" tirkns butter : Ibis apples Schmidt 4 Zeglcr--l6
casks bacon Fairchild & Bling han--2 tieices hams
halt hi whisk' MEYERS 4 Manu. hf bbs beef : do
kro1t F Drll;ondio--s bbs apples Kelly DoheTty-
200 bbls -four > bales cork Glover 4 oieidahl--1l6
HIS annie. Dawson < pitrhpT-5U hblS oil w l. ,IcI
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MON TARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening, Sept. p, 1874.

EotUny TRANSFERRED in the Money market ihal
rndicAtoj any Improvement. ihe oneilh8s q,
rnox -o.,aonalif signatures, are readily accepted.
We have 10 change t. notice on the street.
This may oment continues limited, capital scarce,
and Ihs reported TRANSACTIONS ia comnerclal
1ozpss ma unier ~ u cent per annum, whe
1hs tvik il done at ilM2 " cent per month
There 10 nothing doing in mortgages hrst-cass
eonEnae nominal at l0WlI u cent per annuhn'
snd foe second grade we can give no quot ltions
Gold opened &C I0J80Dl095. against l0J5 at New
York, and, Aaer q moderate business closed at
JO9al0l9li, against 1903. IN that market. The
ssslas ssmmcd up t33,0m, embracing $1,000 at
$685., t20,s " 09, and 5000 and 81 ooo at los5.
No bsie. OF Silver were reporter. American
half doilars arc still quoted at l05glO59, and
Mex ,As dollars AZ rs, gold.
Eorciga Exchange was without quotable varia-
Jon.
embracing CfOo bill Of lading at 5z3t, $4,000 do.
gold II 4.8as
Nothing trauspirod in francs.
At the dose Sterling bills were still quoted at
E.236o5 n for bill Of lading and AL clear, and
-G15 % f,r bank, and fancs 4. 81 0Ls) for prl-
vats and n ,minAl for bank.
The oGor;nas OF Domestic Exchange we're Of
fair extent a,d with moderate demand rates
were Lisa! y cent higher. the sales Of New
York sigi,f covered sl6S, 600, embracing $4,000,
gu, coo and $4,000 commercial at ~ cent dis
count, tsaH do ATT &c. $40, 900 do at 5lI}, $4,000
$40 900 AMI 80 900 bank at and t3O, ooo bank az
In Provide se and Boston at U cent discount,
ana 31O.00D in gold checks on New York at J:
The hanks continued to check on New York at
par, but commercial sight was quoted at ZIG
al y cealt discount.
In 40 ~ We noticed sale OF 200 shares OF
Louisiana Levoe, preferred, at 81 50.
The ealea Of Bonds included $4,000 City Gold
Bearing Seven Fer Cents at 80, and $4,000 at 3si.
They clos.A n %, or A@2 ~ cent higher than
yesterday ;.
Oiy Appropriation Certificates and Metropi-.
tan Pshcs Warrants and Time Certificates OF
1873 arc Eosnjnai at A. No sales are reported.
NothHg TRANSFERRED in State Warrants. Old
are nominal NJ 30lO25, and new at 50@6O
NOTE All Glasses Of securities continue I'm :
settled. aud quotations nominal.
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Tie arrivals Yesterday were as follows: Natchez
from vickabnrg, Trenton from Washington: En-
iire from Lower Coast, Mary Ida and wave
mock from Upper Coast, and H. L. Sryafly from
Grand EcOre.
The officers Of the Trenton have our thank
for favors
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS DAT
Foa OpALoUsAs- WeeHy Passenger Parhet.-
The fine low wat passenger packet Trenton,
Eugene Quatrevaux, master, l.. John, cltrk,
leaves as above at p. NJ. to-day, taking freight
ard passengers for all landings on the Atchala-
lava BavoTs Dcs Glaizes and Courtablau. Passen
gers and freight for Bayou Des GialZes wiz De
landed either at Big Bend Landing Or Simnlsport
Jnp. T. John has charge OF tie Office OF tht
Trenton. Shippers and pasSenSe VIII IND nm
I'D attentive clerk ana thorough gentleman.
FoR UPPER COAST. The regular tn-weekA
passenger packet Mary Ida, A. j. RUIZ, Muster
j. j.. B0yd and John Ecynaud, clerks, leaves fol
Nil landings on the Upper Coast rs far as Convent
Landing every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at ~ \ NJ, reforming y the citN ey r.
Wednesday, Friday ana Sunday IN daylight Inc
Mars lea il good boat, suited III every II spe2t
ior this trad, ana We wish her an her gentle
manly officers every possible success
FoR GRAND EcoKE, IN place Of Bart Abie). r.
The Il. L. Bryary. Capt. r. 81 mott, Geo. Hamil-
ton and NJ. l.. Scovell, clerks, leaves az above AT
) O'Clock tins evening. The r. L. y. Is OF very
night drausht, and goes through to the falls
without trouble, at which point she connects
with the extreme light draught packet Bertha
Bruner, Capt. f. Cellos, which packet Is en-
tlrely new, and classes Al in all insurance com
panies
For BATON RoUGE. = The regular passenger
packet st. John, j. r. McElroy, master, Allen u
mel, clerk, leaves as above at O'Clock tins
evening.
For GRAND ECoRE-Reg,Adr Weekly Packet :
The superior low water passel ger packet Belle
Rowland, under command Of that veteran steam
boatman Capt. John Heinz, with the courte' III
Mr.. Chas. W. Drown in the office, leaves as above
at ?. NJ. to-day.
Shippers can rely upon the Bellies putting
freight through on time. :,
FoR LOWER CoAsT.-The fine side-wheel
packet Empire, A. F. Jeanfreau master, j. c.
Tremoulet clerk, leaves at 10 A. NJ. to-day for
the Forts and all landings intermediate on the
Lower Coast.
For OUACHIrA RIvEE.-Blanks Line.-Ihe ele-
giant light draught passenger packet Willie, +. A.
Blanks, master, E. B. Trinidad, clerk, leaves at 5
P. NJ. to-day, for Trenton, Monroe and all land
ings intermediate on Ouachita and Black rivers
The Carrie A Thorn, G. p. Truslow, master.
Capt. Chas. Thorn, clerk, leaves for Shreveport
and way landings az s. P. M. to-day.
The City of Quincy, Capt. Walker, leaves on
Tuesday. Septem Der 20. at ). NJ, for ST. Louis.
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Receipts Of R0duce.

UPPER FALLS-Per steamer I Bryarly-55 bl.
cotton I Buckner & Bro-42 NJ Sandidse AcoI3:
Burbri,ige &co-11 L Walmsley &co-14 II Lecki,
IL A A Mouton-10 Renshaw, Camamck &co-6 7
Airev SEQ Meyer Weis &co-4 Bush & Levelt-4
Oscar Chopin-4 Schmidt & ZeigleT-3 II Allison &ct
Ben Gerson-l ID Wetnore G NJ Bayly & Pond
l Jno Adams &co-1 Tertrou-l Lloyd Livau
dais-l Friedander-lM Greenwood & SOM W {
Black Sco--4 sacks seed cotton Hickman-1 bale
hides l. Boo,e &co--31 do l b, skins Fitzpatrick 4
HALL bale hides A Hamilton &co--20 hides Be
rand & Gibert-l0 bdl- hides Manade & Lacassagne-
4 do L TeIrebonne-l6 hides and sundIies + 7 Dola
vallade-l6 hides bdls hides Dutfour q Bazus-and
sundles to order-Total 263 bales cotton sacks seed
cotton
ton j w Burbridge &co--31 PAYNE Kennedy &co-2i
II Heyman-13 Alcus, Scherck Autey-l0 Richard
Flower &co-l0 Forstall & JumonvilleS Rawlns &
Murrel-7 Beraud & Gibert-7 Male & Cammack-i
7 Casse-6 Clapp Bros &co-6Jno L Hardie &co-5 J
NJ Dowling-5 Renshaw Cammack &eo-O Norwood
& RichaI,ls-4 Claiborne &co-3 Schmidt & Zeiger-
= Flash Lewis &eo-l Peet, Yale q Bowng-l Col
san Bros \ ID Wetmore-6 sacks send cotton Bush
4 Levert-4 do Clapp Bros&co--ll hides Beraud q
Gibcrt-2 bales moss Gross Comau-l hid sugar :
hides and ssDdries n u Wetmore-2 head cattle L G
Noel-9 do ID Wetmore-l Dbl hides Rykoski-2C
hides Mapade & Lacassagne-7S do Meyer Weil-l75
sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil Co--and sundIles Ia
orerTota 1914 bales cotton 10 sacks seed cotton 10
sacks cotton seed
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Waoon--1n sacks
rouge rice to Fernandez &co-69 do \ Dnclos-
lot potatoes and sundries to orderTctal, $50 sacks
BONNET CARRE-Per steamer Wowenock-
dries to order
sacks rough rice ID Il Perret-76 do W Holman &co-
}2 do Clapp Bros &co---i53 do Siewerd & klp-and
sundries to order-Total, 1923 sacks rough rice
VICKSBURG--Per steamer Natchez-l4 bales OF
cotton to j Harris &co-l0l Meyer, Weis &co-109
S Newman &co-97 L II & NJ Allen &co-13 Jno
Chaffe Bro & SOME Payne. Kennedy &co-66 Pres
t..ire Graham ScO- Go j Burnet &co-59 Richardson
4 Mav-44 Lehman A abraham &co-42 L L Airey eco
A. to order-39 W Hogan-29 W Hall-a7 Crom-
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autumn and summer seemed to be struggling for
supremacy and all day long 1t was NIP and tuck
between them. Several heavy rain falls were
given lis during the day and at dark the wea ther
was threatening and more ram Will probably fau
before morning.
Business on the landing continues dull and
nothing else can be expected until the present
political mudde is cleared up.
News items along the river front are about
as scarce and hard to find as an NJ z. We have
failed to get glimpse of one of our brave(3) de-
tenders outside OF the Harbor Precinct Station
for several days. Have they all resigned, or do
they travel around in plain clothes! we pause
for a reply.
ToTHE FRoNr-The veteran Capt. John Heinz
has taken command Of the fine low-water packet,
Belle Rowland, and will, as soon as water per
mIts, have fine side wheel passenger packet III
the trade between this city and Grand Ecore
The Belle Rowland leaves at L. H. to-day.
The Carrie A Thorn, C. p. Trusow, master,
Charles Thorn, CLERK, leaves for Shreveport and
way landings at 5 2. NJ. to-day.
The departures Yesterday were the Susie Silver
for st. Louis, w. s. Pike fr Bayou sara and
Frank Morgan for Lower Coast.
We refer our readers to the advertisement OF
the r. L. Bryarly, in another column.
The .rtha Bruner, Capt. +. v. Cellos, is at
present running between Aexa adria and Grand
Eoore, in connection with tho steamers i. y.
Bryarly and Belle Ro Gland.
The Gov Allen, Capt. Benson, is being put in
thorough order, and will, on Tuesday, October 6,
enter the trade between this city and Helena,
Arkansas.
One Of Ksllogg's monitors lies directly in the
path Of the Canal street ferry. CANT this be
remediedf
Late kilograms report heavy rains in upper
Red River and river still rising at1hrUvepogt. :.
Thsee wses rumon N 1oN1 yeeeesday Aaee
IS; 81 sss. s::: : s. s sss -: s:s -
- . sle;1 - g = Iiss1as = sasds
- ~ z - - llnk IS. -
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COMMERCIAL.
OJeFTCE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening, Sept. IS. 1874.
fnTvTDN

Tho nAsea &, day embraced 1900 bales, at rather
easier aicoB requiring slight modification Of
.,ur quo,at pn8 for Low Middlmg, Strict Low Mid
alIn; Al Mi1dling, but no other change We
give s's, t',s figures and report of the Exchange
as below
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
r OUlSLANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
IL DEPOSIT COMPANY,
51............ Camp street ............51
E. G. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
ED. CoNERY, FREDERICK WING,
J. H. KELLER, W. H. THOMAS,
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,
L. C. PALMER.
It's capital gives security to deposits.
Deposits of Fifty Cents and upwards received,
and SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed.
jy10 3m JOHN s. WALTON. Cashier.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
1856 Canal street.
TRUSTEES.
DR.. W. Newton Mercer,
G. F. Generes, David Urquhart,
George Jonas, John II. uaIneo
Thomas 4. Adams, Carl koan,
Thos, Allen Clarke Christian Schneider
Chas. J. Leeds Samuel Jamson.
Interest allowed On Deposits.
L. +. GENERES, President
SAM JONES Cashier a~rr'7''-
'INHE FREEDMENo oAvLNuo AM Anv.l
COMPANY.
Savings Bank, Chartered by the United States
March, 1855
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH
1S2 Canal Street, Corner Of DFyades.
Bank Hours from . A. n to q. T.
Open Saturday Night T. Esss,vs Deposits h'@s 10
Ineegose ADeye1 . DeReseeB.
9. 2. H0e1nyA1E, Cehie.
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LOWER COAST.
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET.
TWICE WEEK.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. -
10 NJ
~ For the Forts, Quara utine, Burae,
PoiD a.ia-Hache Jesuits Bend: and q
plantation aDd way laDdlngS-1he new
and staupch passenger steamer
Empire,
A. F. Jeanu eau, master j. C.. Tremoulet clerk
will leave a. above For freight passage apply OF
board or to S. FERNAND s. co.
SO CID eves street
This il the only packet running through to Il Q
Forts sf I'm
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ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.

ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves ON SATURDAY. Sept. &C. at 5 r. NJ
nS FOR SIMMSPORT CHURCHV1LLE.
E4sAsalHHt-ss and all landings the Atcha.alaya
ezz''sas.z@.@s6 River Bayou Chene Pattersonville.
Centrevle, Franklin. CharentOn. Jeanerette New
iberia Fausse Pointe St Martinsville and all land
ings Bayou Teche-The light drau.ht passenger
steamer
Ida,
j. p. Forgay, master, A. Meynier, ST., clerk,
will leave above. For freight passage apply on
board, or TO HlTE CARLlN,
so Tchoupitoulas street.
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HELENA.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND HELENA
TEN DAY p ACKET.
49, Commencing Tuesday, October 9th,
lEsAsELI.kss and will continue throughout the SEQ
&11s1S sOn-Steamer
Gov. Allen.
John G.. Benson, master, Jno. Baker, clerk
will all halls and pay particular attention to
all plant itiOn business. JNO. Il. BENSON.
sis 3m
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Gen Meade-1071
bales cotton al hhds tobacco $50 bdls hides 4O2
dry hides 2OObbs flour IFS bales moss cks beeswax
Is pkgs furniture cks metal
BONACA-Per schooner Il Locke-4OOO feet of
lumber -
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAvANA-Per steam
ship Y.zoo-For Philadelphia, 3s bis cotton 105 bds
W h des As hhds comeback IL bales goat skins 81
bags wool 4. bales moss Al hhds metal hhds glue
stock Sc pk.s sundries For Havana 50 bbls greese
40 bbls talow "A coops poultry bales broom corn 2
boxes peaches
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THE HANDSBORO DEMOCRAT
ORGAN OF THE WHITE PEOPLE
OF THE

First Judicial District of Mississippi,
Is respectfully rendered to the merchants an
business mon of New Orleans as an excellent ad
vertlsing medium.
The Democrat is an old established week.,
paper and enjoys very large circulation through.
out the First judicial District. Rates OF adver
tislng low. Address
P. K. MAYERS,
Editor and Proprietor,
HandsbOrO, Miss.
Or apply to THos. MCINTYRE. Commercial
Place. New Orleans. az I'm
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Imports.

HAvANA-Per brig Clara-125O boxes sugar to
Chatfraix & Agar
HAvANA-Per steamship VIM Clyde-l35o bxs
sugar to Chatfiaix & Agar
NEW YORK-Per steamship City Of San Antonio
A sSOY'ted mlse
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Steamship Yazoo, Barrett for Philadelphia via Ha-
yana- + A Yorke
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New York
J II Ludwigsen
Schooner Locke, Shriver, for Bonaca- Master
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Saturday Morning, September %.
Cleared Yesterday.

George j. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter Of the Bulletin.
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STEAMBOATS,.

MOUTH WHITE AND ARhANsAR RIVERS
MONDAY EVENING PACKET.
rm Ear mouth White and Arkansas
s4eEIfsssa rivers hcet City, Greenville, Weeks
sssassns.sss bura and te Beuds-Steauer
Katie,
w. Cannon. master. J. II. Mossop, clerk.
viii commence her regular trips on MONDAY, the
9TH October, AT ) clock, i. N.
ADAMS :, WORK. > Commercial Place.
L. Il. WAYNE. loo Grayier street.
HIrE y CAHLIN, Tchoupitoulas ST,
SD Agents.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship City of San Antonio, Pennington from
New York 10th inst, to Raresbide a Cameron
"a dist -
Steamship W Clyde. Livingston from Havana via
tlcrida ports, 10 X Roberts
Steamship Knickerhocker Kembe, from New York
18th inst to A Mouon-2d dist
Ship Zephyr, Sweetler, 81 days from Bahia, to n as
ter-4th dist
U : manoi-war Canandaieua, Rear Admiral Mnlla
ney. from Key West-Strtam
U 5 man-nf-uar Shawmuf. Morrison, Commander
from Key West-Stream
Ship Kent GIitfths, fir m Rio de Janeiro Aug 18th
i'll ballast to Silas Weeks--4th dist
Schooner Lily of the Valley, Leith, days from L til
la, to j Macheca &cO-L PT
STEAMBOATS,.
RT Bryarly, Scovill, from Upper Falls
Trenton QuatreveauX. from Washington
WOwenOck, Gleason from Bonnet Carrie
Waloon Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Mary Ida Ruiz from Lower Coast
Natchez Leathers from Vicksburg
Josephine. COzzins. from Bonnet Care Point
Empire Jeanfrau. from Lower Coast
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General Exchange
quotations. quotations,

The HIOycment opened with Ialr inquiry, ana
Although The movement was checked by light
offerings. yot tho Gales during. the morning
reached YtN bAles, after which as factors met the
demua freely, there were additional transac-
tions 70 tc cxJeut Of ESQ bales, making the total
for The Nv, 40 noted above, LOGO bales We no
ticsd tss,deocy 70 easier prices, which was in
creased u Aecline Of 1-16d in Uplands at Lv-
srpoo, hat the extent o. the demand and the
imitcd 1IsinCs prevented buyers from obtain
any Ms%ne tna M aIs ncn
siv,, vep mtcd above, The busnes ssincluded Good
Ortlin .sr nj t3Ac, Strict Good Ordinary to Low
Mladh ~. al t4c, Low Middling at 14l, 144 and
ilac. NS tsst for high style and Middling at 14lc
bales lsy00 IN Wednesday, 1909 Yesterday and
1900 l., day). Waking an aggregate for the week
Of II, 900 tsics against 5000 last week and 1900
tho VISA before Weeks receipts II, l43 bales
whi1s M kom Mobile and 375 from Texas,
HDA 2l2y n.c,r. against 543i proper last week
ax1 01io VT Yea, Total proper since Aug. 81
1902 ',ssr sya,nst II, 2os last ycar-increase
SO hssa~
Two Yvs,tn asmprise a207 balos. embracing
4fss ~ l.ew yHt and SO 10 Philadelphia.
xDEc iHt0bAngo kilograms make the receipts at
- M xts from II n. YESTERDAY to II NJ
tsasy o.. hsss, agsinst 1892 on last Friday and
SfN l.,l ysss. and sinco FRIDAY IS, 500 bales,
Atplp4 SV.G45 Nssi week and 1854 last year.
~ smee hUusi 81, "a ,872 bales, against IS ST.
at ytN A"csesso 5'35- Exports FRIDAY TO
IN.E~dAy ldcinAvc.i TO Great britain 3715 bales
scslkast ! n ias. week aud 52l6 last year, and to
the 0os,t reui 900 bales, against none last week
~ $40 led Year. Stocks at all the delivery
posts, nane ~, Ia Il NJ, 123, sol bales, against
Cos. sak ,.a weHt and %. Ssi last year
Wcotas r,osp's al the interior towns 1852
bale, tav,pst 1871 last week and 1853 last
year sxpsnorts ,G06 bales, against 1929 last
weed aud ay5' last year, and Stocks % 237
~, sS,t,d IN SAG last week and 1888 last
ya13. Nkrla-ed Mtl, last year this shows de-
uoDnDo g nv baies IN the receipts and an in
uloDN is, halos IN the shipments, anu 1904
- - ~.
Th6 ssArant shphoard not cleared, going
GO bo-Ad and engaged for shipment. was set
dnvn - ths olsnire this morning at II 900 bales,
ssHhr sc'ns 5lN Tor Liverpool, 1900 for Hayre,
md fsD> T., t!,r North, which, when deducted
frosn Ae ,ioCi VA aand by our running statement
on iAd evoning, i'sves IL, 500 bales to represent
she qusr.ty a. 5he Landing and i'll presses I'M
S0ld o. awaiting orders.
The ixChangc reports 'Sales 1900 bales.
Market irregular" TIA quotations for Ordinary,
low MI ane ,nt Midding are reduced tc
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BAYOU SARA.
For Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Her.
l@4lfll1 nitage, Port Hudson. Baton Rouge,
pl4quemine. and way landinys-1he
United states mail semi-weekly packet
w. =. Pike,
j. J. Brown. maaG
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY q z. r,
foe Bayou SaeA HIT4 CABIN, AgaA
Z 1choapitoalao 004
1agshas4iss eoasignsd = Hfes = CaElla - -
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To dsyf, oyporta embraced 1p7l bales to New
York. eAd u 60 Philadelphia.
Beoopts proper since last evening 2il5
na,es. srainst zoos on last Friday, and 2279 last
yesr, making sn aggregate SINCE Friday evening
q 9isy h,les, against 1924 last week, and 9340
lisa yess. aud since August 81, OF 1902 bales,
sgninst .Se3 last sr--Increase 500 bales.
For taccifts at all ports SOC report above.
JOBAo3O-rho sales to-day embraced 26t
&Eds q, s. 100 and 1907 at =. This makes a
sotsl -, the week including $50 not reported, Of
li26 lids, against $40 last week. and oil the
week before. The market continues strong
We aaote intonor Tugs at 7sc low to
sned,om - B0ssc, good TO fine s.DNc,
low af i0@t05c, medium II 0l2s, good to
Sine ~. 1iasc. SELECTIONS at IA else.
CoBAuoO STATEMENT.
STOCK On hand August 81, l873..... 7,S17
Arrived past three days. II
Axx4vaf previously -............ CAL 6s1
a47s
N4sG&cl past three dAw. ......... ITO
41egfod previously. ............. 22N
1.6hsn hop onr balins, ei&y eoos1np-
~ On AaAA end a Ghlp0aB
9SIeeko0: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &oo6
0G01yoIWe havo Aeaed g - owlhw ~
UnGp0me ~ ~ tvDe1lp ssp0tea ~ uvog.
- Wd0needaI g g T.. ssaesl. Ue(nos
- : - = - 0l
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NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
New Orleans, jackson and G. n. X. X. Co.,
Mississippi Central Railroad Company,
Lot.
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TO THE PUBLIC
The Regular Sunday Morning EXCURSION
TRAIN, on the Great Jackson Route, leaves
Depot, foot Of Calliope street, at A. NJ, return
ing arrives at 1890 Z. NJ. Fare for round trip
as follows (rickets good to return on day sold
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BelOw-COnling Up.

Ship zephyr Sweetzer "a days from Bahia to master
Schooner Lilly of the Valley, Leitch, 4 da. from
Utilla, to Macheca eco
U S man. Of war Worcester from Key West
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Full information given by Agent at Depot.
s. E. CAREY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
E. D. FROST. General Manager. aus Satf