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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

9BRAN- Continues In light supply and the do
mand y improved at previous prices. zoo sacks
$50 bales sold. Of which 700 at auction Al ssSia
GO choice from first hands ut s23. and 300 ut sat
EaGs1- Are advancing. and Western command
II Ea s' I aSfl'S AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Is very little demand for them. Sourkrout and
cabbages are duh, APPLES are scarce and IN re-
quest Potatoes Russetts are quoted at 75l@$i ::
early rose and peerless si91 10; peach blows 81 10
al 20. Choice red onions s22 os2b: choices yellow
ee6o7, inferior tt@6. Choice white long out sour
krout 1904 80 " Dbl.
CQFFEE.lho market rules st9ady with n
goes Ordinary is0islgc igoldj FaIr ns@4Sc
Ave. prime l iS Il. ''' soo" '''e
BUTTER~-bmall stock Of choice on hand II IL
wanted Low grades arc dull. Choice Goshen
is quoted at 33aaa5c. inferior 2o6a2sc, choice
Western 26@2so, inferior 10000 ib.
n,cs snnpy and s29 ," aSS Nsw
York cream ,lii@i5c. English dairy ne, Pine
Apple 22lc v ID.
RICEr-fs quiet so casks prime South Carolina
arrived Yesterday 1t is held vt TIC v ID. Weduote
Louisiana No. 2, sIk6o3e, common !'adpt%c. ordi-
nary sa@5c, fair sadeb'sc. good prime sa@
STARCH Not much doing. Quoted ut aR@ic
HABT--bArRc stock ana dult. we quote deal
ers rates from warehouse. delivered coarse 95@'
81. fine ~ 30. Turks Island G5e75c v bag u two
bushels. Table salt in pockets 2@6c zach. as
in size.
DRIED FRUIT-The market is bare Of apples;
they are wanted and would command 900.
peaches are dull and offered ut sgt0 n N.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS-In more than
ample supply and no demand. Western beans
arc quoted mt 2ia@2sc. Northern 2is@2it. red
kidney 2hta9: green peas Sc " ID.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS-Only
moderate demand and o small stock on hand
Layer Raisns are luoted-atarter boxes m'c;
half boxes 81 65, boxes ~ 60: Lemons ~ so " box
Oitron 2be " H. (; Currants sc. Brazil Nuts 10;
Dates 6,seo7c " n; Almonds iG6p1ae; Fiberta
lteb1tlc. Walnnts lt-tGc " ID; Cocoanuts s2s "
1000. Bananas sieJF bunch Pine Apples 81 "
dozen. 3D..
MALT--Spring is quoted ut sI@si 10: Choice
~ 10msI 30, Canada I'll 25Gnsi J0e per bushcl.
HOPS Wisconsin are quoted mt 12m i5c; New
York lstb2oc. California 2ooo22c por H..
COALt-Pittsburg sells mt wholesale MT 2a0t3oc
ut retail 55c U Dbl VI W hid. soc to manufae-
turers. zoe v box to steamboats, Virginia camel
7sc v bib; ST. Bernard Bor ut wholesale and zoe
ut retail. Tho stock on the 1st ut tho Willow
Grove coal landing comprised 1863 boats. ono
bargsI and ono French creek. Consumption
during February. % boats, three barges and one
Froncll creek. Arrivals. five boats.
UIDEb-Thero Is tnore inquiry for green
sailed and prices are higher: dry are dull and
unchanged Country green quoted mt 6tD7c. dry
sailed i2e. dry flint I4@t5c v h. Damaged half
nrice.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
S--Per schr Willis P Shep-

YARMOUTH. N S--Per schr Willis r Shep-
herd-94s2 bars railroad iron.
TAMPA BAY-Per schr q w Dill-GGe SKIS corn
60 SKIS salt 30 SKIS oats 80 axis coffee si bbls -four
% hf do bbls pork Dbl whisky cks meat 1876
pkgs sundries
CEDAR KEYS--Per schr G w Dill--IiO SKIS
corn Dbl whisky ~ pkgs sundries
GENOA-Per bark Reunion-942 bales cotton
hhds tobacco 900 bbls cotton seed oil 400 pcs
slaves.
LIVERPOOL-~Per steamship Memphis
bales cotton 26,s61 bu corn In bulk 5000 SKIS oil
cake bales kid skins bales hides
VERA CRUZ-Per steamship City Of Merida
1919 palos cotton 10 bales hay tee tallow hid
do bbls shoulders y bbls hams 20 bbls rosin
1900 feet lumber 67 pkgs sundries.
CAMPECHEE-Pe steamship City OF Merida
10 bbls tar. -
BORDEAUX- brig Aetiv-22s hhds tobacco
cases do 12i bales hides 9t2O pcs sthves.
PENsACOLA--Per steamship Lizzio-lo0o SKIS
corn 755 pkgs nldse.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
Rejoicing.

tFrom the Chicago Times.J


A large number OF congratulations,
received by Gen. Babcock on Thursday
night and yesterday, were not given to
the press 1T large. The Times, with its
customary enterprise, has obtained these
tender missives, and hastens to lay them
before its readers. They arc honest and
heartfelt:
BROOKLYN, Feb. 24.--4Gen. Il. O. Bah
cock: Bless you, my boy. Glad you
are off the ragged edge -glad you have
ss%sEs nts from the cave e Wo9B% Erca Ez"
BROOKLYN. Feb. 25.-Gen. Il. o. Bah
cock: Our work here Is finished. Is
there anything more that you want to
have done In the way OF triumphant
vindication? ADVISORY COUNCIL.
CHICAGO. Feb. N.-Gen. +. o. Bah
cock: We send congratulations OF your
acullittal, and hope we get the same
by and by, pretty quick. A. O. HEslNa.
-lt Glh JACOB REHM.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24--Gen. Babcock ]
knew IL. Tracks all nicely covered up.
Never put your name on paper,
:. Yours fraternally, in A, In.
Babcock Accept the congratulations OF
all members OF the family here. The
habit Of conviction is broken, thank
heaven. The enemy weakens; push
things. CASEY. U
------, Feb. 25.--Gen. Babcock:
Am encouraged beyond measure intend
to return soon. Will you favor me with
the name Of your lawyer Mr.. STAIRS.
Storrs, or Stairs2 VIM. M. TWEED.
LONDON, Feb. 25 Gen. O. f. Babcock I;
Your triumph fills me with q holy &C.
stacy. shall try your insanity dodge
myself EZRA u. WINsLOw.
JOLIET PENITENTtARY, Feb. 25.--Cien.
Babcock. Congratulations. ! see In
your acquittal the elevation Of our pro-
fession OF stealing to the position of n
safe and respectable pursuit.
.Nf7T5- Billy FORESTER, Cell 178.
MISSOURI PENrTENTfARY, Jefferson City,
Feb. 25. Dear Sylph: You have been
successful In making me your scapegoat.
The worm crawls over the wounded gla-
diator. Wait till get out. JoYCE.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

March g.............., Legal Holids a1'''
Same time last week. s1.b2o,esl % s2s5.7a7 %
Total last week. -. sssg7 .tos IS s772.s12 Is
Total week BEFORE. 1o.749,se1 63 s9s 64s 81
legal State holiday. the Banks, Stock Exchange.
ment In financial and commercial circles con
siderably interrupted. No transactions were
reported in commercial paper. Scarcely any
thing was done in gold. Tho movement In
Foreign Exchange was moderate. the market
falling off slightly at the opening, under the de-
cline in gold At New York, but rallytng under
closing ut yesterdays quotations.. The banks
being closed nothing was reported In New York
sight We hoard Of No sales Of stocks. and the
few bonds reported indicated no change from
yesterdays Stock Excl ange quotations.
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
paper -gs per cent per annum discount; Al do.
mortgage paper rules 9G10 per cent per arnum :
second grade continued entirely nominal
Ne GS Yor Gp'n asd aer ssrx aspf bsn Ct
against ili in that market The only s saIe ~.
ported was $4,000 at 114A61l4s.
No sales Of silver were reported American
haii collars d We're stu quoted at los @loe' and
exchange fell off slightly at the opening. but on
Colds subsequently advancing in that market
ruled and closed at yesterdays quotations.
The movement was moderate. The sales Of
sterling amounted 70 ga 600, embracing $4,000
and fsOoo bin of lading at 553i@55l. f2Ooo do at
55t, and 100000 do. and Al clear at 5530554!
The sales OF francs comprised 10000 rs nDo and
225 600 commercial bills at 4.53i
=, The banks being closed. nothing was done in
New York sights.
Yesterday the banks checked on New YORK. AZ
"a per cent. premium. and commercial sight was
quoted at par.
No sales Of stocks were reported
Nothing transpired in State consos they we're
still quoted at So. G69.
The sales Of city bonds included 5000 premi-
UNI issues at 37. IS 900 at 37A and $4,000 at 81 "
At the close premium issues were still quoted at
37@SA. told1 currency sevens 36937 lnew) do
S!@3s, gold bearing sevens administration Sc
riesl 3si4 and do tdrainage) -0a39. 90
No sales city scrip. Metropolitan police war;
rants or state warrants were reported. and thew
were still! quoted at yesterdays closing OF the
stock exchange. ~
In Legislative per diem warrants we notice a
sale OF 81, 900 at 90cl
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
Reeelpts Of Prosl uee.

talos cotton John Phelps 2co.--aas John Chaile
\ Sons 1913 Mcdehee. Snowden & violett-.-il4
"a ] W Burbridge &co,.o i Buckner { bro
y Chafre, Hamilton h Powell-T Ell Wilson h
Mus q Lo \ z, Abraham &c91ib Mehardson
LLOYD h Liyaudais---2 Kirk patrick 4 Keith--3
CL Walmsley &co--2 Bawins h Murrel--I N D
Wotrnore- sundries to order--Total 1897 bales
MINDEN-Per steemer " J Bclan-.7o bales
cotton Ri g, May-.2sS John Chaire 4
i!lvaad%Is % wv ae"is!i aco . Meyer, Geis
S%% hesgsSy pff ssaSae o %so
wetR99reos joint Hardie &cp 400 SKIS cotton
1i7e bales cotton 2so SKIS cotton seed
LOWER COAST-Per steamer n Frazer
h11s fs9ffs SpE ss@ to srs
hhds sugar P Ianaux bbls molasses J W
Burbridee &eo-1 do Schmidt Il ziegler,.3 bales
soSp eses SSS . sgre s
molasses bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Ofiole--sun-
dries to order
1T LOUIS Per steamer Jas Howard-19 head
stock Imkau Ayeock &eo-4 horses II Dodie-
cows Seaton - 70 cks mdse order loo bugs
oor sGs ess 2" =
Simpson 70 bbls pork J II Boarman-1o6 bbls
1our I Buddeeke 4 soma pkgs pdse + Bel
Do e6'sF pRss Trunks PsfBs ska
lxs, eggs Is If cks hams . Del Bond l % tcs
400 SKIS bran 5as bales hay Gordon h 0omilla-
1I7e sks corn ia bxs soap Glover 4 Odendahl
H 4ts '2r" a nSrsf DO Rs sss ds
do Ii HaIor"iao sss oats bds I twine i Law
ler-2b hend stock j. Labnt &co-9o0 bbls -four 50
bids grease tics bacon 10 bxs egRs l. Jahat dco'
&C pkgs mdse 9 Lslzard--2 pkgs drugs l. Lyon
50 pkgs mdse M Mumme-20 cks bacon hf do
10 nG" psSs g. ds Mrs'f "a %
h Ofrner-lso bbIs -four Prudhomme h Newton
bale cotton Newman 4 Kent iie sbis noar loo
hf do rs bbls -four Prudhomme & NelsVn---20s
SKIS bran 200 bbls -four Glover \ Odendahl---9se
K Andrews pkgs mdse A feiser &co--as bales
hay Pleasants-s25 SKIS corn $50 bbls c9rnmeal
Is oks bacon a tee lard . hall bills do Adams
&co-5o. tubs butter Schneider Il Zuberbier -.lb
Ekgs Tobacco sar w Hkgs mdss seuser
aeher. Frowenfeld 3 Pfeirer-s pkgs mdse ii y
hnsseIt tuRs butter Rogers T S Mehsli
Hall--lsl bales hay Randolph b Duncan----s3
stoves and fixtures Rice. Bros.-soo SKIS corn 2so
SKIS oats West &co sundry mdse 100 bills -four
GA Whitney &co-4oO bbls cornmeal Gordon 4
goInilla--s bxs mustard T Swanson bbls -four
mdse L Vorster-So bales hay 100 bills -four Cor
don Il Gomiiia $40 SKIS oats A BlafYer---2J3 do
II 7 Lawler-75O do J West &co--125 do II y Law
ler-100 bbls -four 10 eks bacon hf do j. n Fair
BOG do Glover x Odendahl---2 bids tobacco n D
Wetmore-17 Torian i Dancy-25 y Hadden &eo
10 yno II King H II Pierce--3G Kirkpatrick II
Keith--50 SKIS cotton seed John Chaffe h SONS
5l4 do = Newman deo-t1sQ do N o Q 8 Assn
..o2 bales cotton Lehman, Abraham &co--- 81
7 l. Airey &co-si w Burbridge &co-52 r II h
M Aliens II -WilkersoD jr-24 Alcus Scherck
h Aufey--A McGehee. SnOwden d Violett-.-G
Meyer. Weis &co-2 John Chaffe 4 sons
Newman &co--1 Bussey &co-1 Newman Kent
Il + Coons &co-sundries 70 order-Total 1888
bnss cotton VI hhds tobacco.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
From the New York Tribune.

The British Government, since il
obtained control of the Suez Canal,
is keeping u closer watch than ever over
Egypt. The Khedive has taken its add
vice about its trouble with Zanzibar,
and about his warlike operations
against Abyssinia he has submitted his
finances to the inspection Of a British
agent sent to look after British inter-
estss; and he has promised to introduce
such reforms as may be suggested from
that quarter. The inquiries that were
made in the British Parliament the
other day about the action OF the Khe-
dive in securing the services of Russian
officer to reorganize his army, show
that all departments Of the Egyptian
administration are to be put under sur
yeillanee. We are somewhat surprised
at the khedive's appointment of Rus
san officer to the service of military
reorganization which has heretofore
been under the control of Gen. Stone
and other American officers. IT had
been supposed that the Americans were
doing the work to his satisfaction
n. Y. Sun.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
CITY ITEMS.

DROPPED DEAD. About four O'Clock
last evening a man named Frank Mey-
ors. u German by descent, aged 80 years,
dropped dead at the corner Of Eighth
and Carondelet, where he was employed
Us stablemen. The body was removed
to his late residence on Toledano street,
between Carondelet and Baronne. The
coroner WAS notified.
FIRE. About half-past o'clock yes
tcrday fire was discovered In the board
ing house Of John Sahierser. 80 Peters
street. The flames were extinguished
with n damage OF about $25. q
THIS WEEK ONLy.--With every dollars worth
of tea bought at the great tea depot. Camp
street, you will receive u handsome tea canister.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

COVINGTON-Per steamer Marie----I3 bales
cotton Alcus. Scherck " Autey-3. Bloom &co-
do bx eggs McCafYrey---1i SKIS rough rico g
II Allen do Newman Il Kent--sundries To
order-Total Ii bales cotton.
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Deceada--4o 900 feet
lumber order.
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Julie Rickert--AOo0o
feet lumber order ..,-.ts
J BAYOU LACOMBE---Per schr Camiile----30
cords wood master.
BAYOU LACOMBE Per schr Covington----
10000 feet lumber order. yr.l.4H0
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Venus-9Oo bbls char
coal master. .
BAYOU LACOMBE schr Modeste---275
bbls sand order t
.PASCAGOULA-Per schr Margaret Jane-l60o
bbls charcoal master. r-rf =.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

ANTE RIVER-Per steamer Alice bales
cotton Lehman. Abraham &coA-1 Beraud &
Gibert-1 " Heyman--9 SKIS seed cotton Wang d
Cottam--2 bbls rice W Burbridge &co-9 boxes
eggs y Z Sevin-4 head cattle A M Davidson
sundries to order Total bales cotton SKIS seed
cotton. ttt
BAYOU LACOMBE---Per steamer jennie
$1,000 feet lumber y Popp.
PEARL RIVER-Per schr Petronia-9O cords
wood master.
PASCAGOULA-Pers chr Goo Pandely-35.000
feet lumber II Buddg.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
BAYOU DIES CLATzCs

FOR BAYOU DIES aLAJZES.
INDEPENDENT PACKET
Leaves every hhTUKDAY. ut b. M. Commene.
Ing SATURDAY, February 10.
~ FOREvERGREEN. COTTON PORT
Junction. Moreauville. Bic Bend
n N, 3lmmsport and NIL intermediate land.
ings-The light-draught passenger steamer
FRANK WILLARD,
Lew Rice, master. II. NJ. Joffrion clerk
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
HITE n CABIN. Agents,
ieb It'll No. 5TahO,ipiioulhs stree
FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE
Leaves On WEDNESDAY March I. Mt DIN.
- FOR EVERGREEN. COTTON
kS port. Junction. Moreauyille. bic
Bend. Simmsport and all inter.
mediate landings - he light-draft passenger
steamer Trenton. M
=. :, lin place OF steamer Garry Owen
M. M Doutfour, master,. A. T. TrousdaIe clerk
will leave as above. For freight OF passage
apply on board. or to ',lST
fesn ..li BRETTON a EPPLER
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

THE WoRKINGMEN's ACCOMMODATION BANK
Among the most staunch and reliable OF our
savings banks. this institution deserves to be
remembered. Its Board Of Directors and on
ccrs are gentlemen of the highest integrity and
Of business experience Of tho most extended
character. BY placing their savings In their
hands depositors can rely not only upon their
safety but that they will be invested in such
manner rs TO yield the highest interest consist
ont with sound business principles. We have
frequently took occasion to advise our readers
to lay up their savings in a good bank. and this
il one OF the kind we meant r+t.H
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
Nv Railroad.

NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
r R.March 3-2o2 bales cotton Meyer. Wes &co
ham tsh'99 nssn d nTts1Ase $a Rss
Hawkins &co-4s Allen. West &co---sa Stewart
Bro eo-ss Chaire, Hamilton & Powell 81 .Leh-
msn as1nhsp a'? yfYs PaSs
Kennedy &co--Ie Warren. Atkinson &eo.,4 4 L
Airoy &c?--l4 4 9 CromweIl-.-1sy JOHN Phelps
Geo 2EY Se%m"nue Boadles, ' Wood 1eons
yB Wolfe &co-5 II March-5 r 8 Goons &co---a
Claiborne &so--2 W Robson,--1,2 9 b Newman
Chafre 4 Sons"Totai $40 bales cotton.
March $50 bxs bacon West &co-.223 SKIS oats
G Peasants-4 bbIs whisky hf do Tnrpin-2t7
r Redwitz-,-l Dbl pain Z Hart &co--loo bbls
%s sS oaae Sa SIX q %sy
T CNiekEas Do Fitzpatrick I Hali is DO ) bis
e e1 kass isr I ae hdss Wins
cent mule W Henry Dbl flour 8 Henderson
"a ps, hhds TOBACCO Blskemore Bro &e2--N DO
Donadns pkes mdse Peet Yale bowling do
VI Dufonrm2 do D Casson:
3 bales moss Odel X Wright-I1 do w Holman
do Rycoski--5s do ! bdl skins Herman 4
yienes-s bales moss 10 81, sks rice 7 sevin-los
bdls do Schmidt Iiegler--2 do ~ dry hides
Herman yi L. e % " HiRke.2o % ky
J M Putnan-3s do John Calder-1s do Ed Gay
Burbridge 4cooI McGohee, Snowdea / Violet
Hrse se HSer Goor sents to
order--Total Is bales cotton IT hhds sugar lis
SKIS rice.
baes hdss bales shns q b%as a1
Whitney &co--22 Francke Danneel-2 J Il G G
Williams--1oo beeves c Mehle &co--Total lo7
From GaIvoston-- % halaa cotton K;rL yot,-;oI,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. March 5. 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.


Steamship Lizzie. Felshcr for Pensacola
Master
Brit steamship Memphis. Mellon. for Liverpool
Sias Weeks &cO
Steamship City Of Merida, Reynolds. for Tam
pico. Tuxpan. Vera Cruz, Campechee. Pro-
gresso. Havana and New York
JIM witherspoon
Ger brig Activ. Lindeman. for Bordeaux
CSeiler
Ocean, Zerega Geo
Brit bark Charlotte, Wheaton. for Liverpool"
Schr Willis Shepherd Reeves, for Yarmouth
DeWolf Powell Gco
Schr G W Dill. Walker. for Tampa Bay. via
Cedar Keys Master
Bark Reunion. Emerson, for Genoa
Rareshide & Ives
Arrived.
Brit ship Constance, Briggs, days from Hon.
duras to master-Point.
Schr Witch Hazel. Springer from Wank River.
to RI Wenberg-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
RI Bryarly. Scovill. from Jefferson
VI Behan. Wilkerson. from Minden
Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast
Assumption, Dalferes I'm Lafourche
Oriole. Carrick. from Lower Coast.
Jas Howard. Pegram, from st Louis.
Exports.
ROUEN-Per bark President Daar-1251 bales
cotton 0N
LIyERPOOL-Per bark Charlotte-2l, 800 bush
corn in bulk.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
VICKsRuI,Rn.

Leaves every TU ESDAY A. 81, -
FOR VICkSBURd N AZ
.<s !. q y, Bend and ln ntnnva1
Vim. Campbell, master A M,v
leaves ~ above connecting ut VIcksb,ws,,.c lerk
larisots Line Tor o.! points on Yazoo Spsa YUM
5tf5.t s- ADAMS 4 WORK
In, HlTE h CARlJN
vi la JNO. JANNEY, Aro,,.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
STEA MBOATs
RED RIVER

NEW ORLEANS AND KEn n,,;,.
Mary Louise. 81 EAME baa@
j. T. Bryarly. e.as
Gol A; 7. kouns. W WIS t n2p.a,
go FOR sunB WIZ Rowland
4{lssxAut son. Upper had VT III, JkfFpp
, - Coushaita. grnnd TMyer, Mndss'
urla ana gu way and plantation lan99ire, AlsfanS
ing New Orleans ms follows ''''o'nes~I4s a'
-. rgr shreveport
Leayes on SATURDAY. March
po,nra, ~, UnIrtee, w.. T. Boardmenm spnl
Mourning leaves Shreveport Tiy'Tiih in.iiaster,
SATURDAYS boat ss saias e., pA'S md
No ,wharfboat charges viii he o W., 70 Jeffpuo,
River. '' ~ inc mouth n En!
f9rwarding freights consiened,ou
and commissions. ireo OF drayass1
For freight or passaRa anplv a.,
boats or at tho Office Of tRs com gn board Of tn,
dravier street. JOS. A. AIKEN w.. No. III
HITE 4 CARLIN, Bssii;TTTodSS osY "a, Agent
dlg IOkD i M, yn EPPLERN
MERCHANTS INDEPENDENT !, s akents.
Loaves on THURSDAY March aaaao.kET.
,-~ For jefferson. sh =. p.
Coushatta and Mi wav S'"ar.e,seport,
or :, ., rANNIE + Ta IlTFS'IlS,Iraushts'sa%a ~
Green r. Shields. master; n. d T,,,
VIII leave ~ above. For freight ,r ,'a clerk;
~ u" Join j yA 4 III conn1, =. '''
,rh, DBvWpp Gi ,,,s& WINBURN. 90 Nstc.on
.'"e b,sooh EFT Ell u GARTER - M aeariHnSst:,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

HAruRnAf EVENING. March 4.

SATURDAY EVENING. March 4. 1916
COTTON The sales to-day summed up $4,000
bales at still stronger prices, showing pretty
general further Improvement OF 'sc, 70 which we
the figures and report Of tho Exchange as
below:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
GRAND ECnRr

0nAND ECORE.
REGULAR GRAND EfJORE PACrp,,--
Leaves UESDAY March 4 at n g. o.,
IN - The steamer Icy ~ " w.
= .li John b. Mauds.
.yno, Hefnn. master; Ed OnfI.,v oil,
VIII leave as above, taking freight ior v aI
landings and Cane river i"' an Waf
BHOCkETT Il GARTER, ~ Mapazino.
... t JNO. JANNEY. Agent
Ie,o u -. 1l7 Common stree,
., Leaves TUESDAY, March :. att - :,
IT, - FOR GRAND ECJEEp NJ osr
gomery, Alexandria, Norman A..
bins. Wares Landing 1n,5, ii, 7 ia DaI.
ings on Red Riyer-The passenger stsame r'u''
n LESSEE Tsylorl : '''
FOR freight or pas ss,,l apply On board. Or
li.1.l. ~ BIilTTON Il EPiiJFR
Iel5 " LORD n MCPEAkE, Agents
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. msn m
FOR GRAND ECOhE' MONT.
- oRfs1ffc gomery. Alexandria. Norma mt'
, Wares. Barbins' and ali wav and
,ngs lnnrmediate on the Mississippi and RSd
HiverS-The steamer. n. 80 r-,'''' "l' "oa
New Bart Axle.
II, binnott. master, Geo. q Haniltor ,,,..
FOR freight or passage apply On board, Or TO- 10
s...o =. ADAMS h WORK.
ueus em No. 2 Commercial Place
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

THIS WEEK ONLY. With every dollars worth
of tea bought nj the great tea depot, 8 Camp
street. you will receive handsome tea canister.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
ST. LOUIS AND CAIpo

60 me For nn sT LOUIS, CAIRO MEN
~ a, GLENCOE,
L. T. calhoun master. John T Mcfo,d o,.-,
Leaves on S SAATmTsp AGMy .rsl at : f m
u. II. Pegram, master. j II 1,hn,.,
,r, Leaves MONDAY. March g. as sn clers,
through bills Of lading via Cairo az y IN, m.
TO all points North and West. a'a islrnoh
doo,. J. b. WOODS a co
"1' !. t04 Common d.,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
MelnOra nda.

10y IFItBTHUH.I
HAVANA, March L. 1876.
To E A Yorke:
sailed at o. m. yesterday for New Orleans.
PASSENGERS SAILED
per steamship City OF Merida. Capt. Reynolds.
for Mexican Ports-J NJ Witherspoon Aisch.
man. D Martin. s G Lee. G Walker, J II
Walk95 r pp dn.;o. L. LeTs pd.l Little Bell
bIes Max Paper, Thos Blake, E Hurd, Mrs H
Hurd, Mrs Siberts, Mrs L Martin, Rev "
Giberts,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

TENsAs, BAYOU MACON AND UPPER TEN.
as. tf Ia ~ SAS PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, March 4 at pm,,
FOR FLOYD, DELHI, J0E3
Bayou, Warsaw and all landings On
Bayou Macon, Tensas and Black
rivers-The new. light draft and fine passenger
steamer h, W1LLJE,r feag
lin place Of the Rapidcs,l =.
J. B. Sullivan, master; J. i. Robbins, clerk;
willleave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. or to l5.L-.t b.
LORD h McPEAKE,vs
p TT77 No rs Camp street.
mh3 ADAMS h WORK. . Commercial Place.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-05

UPPER COAST.

e. 49, sAa
NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND LAFOUBCHE
PACKET. -. f,r,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY ut IA M. and
SATURDAY ut 8 y. m,
The passenger packet
st. John,
=. Bergeron. master, ]. .. Bergeron clerk,
leaves AZ aJ.ve, coming down the C6aaf every
MONDAY and FRIDAY In d8ylightfl
For freight or passage apply on board, or 10
d2t am r. 0. MELANCON. 20 Cont St
NEW ORLEANS, COAST, BATON EOUGEAND
LOBDELLS STORE PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY. at .. m, and FRIDAY
rt at 10 n. m. iffaf
- = The passenger steamer
=. L. Hodge,
]. T. McElroy. master, W. Gredhorse, Jr. clerk
EVENINGS. For freight or passage apply on
board or to T. y. MELANCON. % Cont st,
Freight rates same as other boats In the trade