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Rooms OF NATIONAL Dem. Conf,
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1876.
To the People Of the United states:
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election held on the 9Th of November,
the election OF Samuel j. Tilden, of New
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ond Wednesday in February next, to
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expressed and constitutiOnally made by
majority of the electoral votes, and con-
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we'll as by an overwhelming majority of
all the people of the United States. By
order Of the executive committee.
(Signedl ADRIAN s. HEWITT.
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FREDERICK 0. PRINCE, Secretary.
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issued The following:
IAN address has tonight been issued
by the Democratic committee. Ii is the
last desperate attempt to prop failing
cause. Governor Hayes has been fairly
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[Signed] 81. CHANDLER,
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ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC COMMIT
. a. a,. TEE.
WAsHrS6ToN, Dec. 3.-The following
congratulatory address was issued TO-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-12
on ot,, b,,sbels soId to-day. to arrive, on

n. 900 bushels sold to-day. to arrive, on
CRY REFINERY SUGAR Standard
A. in barrels. h selling on orders ct 1oA !,
jOsc, granulatcd iiic, powdered ana
crushed iihc, cut loaf 12lc per D.:
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES Com
mon IL selling at 4oc. fair acc. prime, 49c'
choice b4c, golden syrup soc per gallon.
CORN TN SACKS Light supply and
the demand has slackened. Only DOM
sacks sold, Of which 1000, white ut bGc,
OATS lood supply and dull. COG
saoks sold. Of which $40 st. Louis ut Acc
and 100 st. Louis at acc per bushel.
BRAN-Light supply and firm: LEI
sacks sold Mt SOC. N 100 10.
HAY-Plenty Of inferior and no de-
| mand for IL. Choice IL scarce: No sales
tosalny. Tho last were at &2tm22 fo'
prime, and *23 for strictly prime.
RICE-ls dull. We quote Louisiana
| No. 2, Mt 2tM9c.
COFFEE Tho market Is firm and th'
demand IL good. We quote cargoos or
binary to low fnir II Il Tile gold, fell
t72 u isc, good ISL u 1870, prime 1s3 w.
per u Job lots ordinary lila t73t, taiI
lsla 1870. good 1874 ioc. prime 'ei ai9a'
~ u.
BUTTER Largo stock and only q
fair demand Choice Goshen Is quotee
ut 35c medium 2sM30c inferior IL noml
mi choice Western 2bU126c medium ~
m2J; inferior 15G117C N ID.
CHEESE Small stock. the demand
Is fair. Choice Western factory Is quot
ed At i2s i3c. New York cream "a u i5'
per ID.
CASTOR OIL Is selling at 10 49,
per ID.
demand Is fair. Domestic jute Is guotet
ut 13hc Mt wholesale, and Is retailing ~
IA a ialc per yard. India Is quoted y
Wholesale ut tOc, at retail 1Oac per yard
POULTRY Western grown chickens
aell ut $5 u 8 30; young do. WI u 90
ducks "a, geese +6 q SO, turkies $lb
$lG per dozen. Louisiana grown vi
/ 30: Young do. ~ u 3 80, ducks $3 " H4
geese $b n SO. turlsies $f2 $i4 per doz
EGGS Good supply and moderate
demand Western arc quoted ut ~
2Oc. Louisiana 20 ~ 22c per dozen.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS
Arc dull. Northern beans arc quoted "
% u 2sc, Western y u 2ac. red kidney ,
u ssc, green peas p aac per ID. 49,,
dull. Apples are quoted vt 0a 8ac
peaches Dc per h.
TALIOW Very little stock on hnn'
and the demand is active. 100 tierce
sold at DO per ID.
STAR CANDLES Good supply ant
fair demand. Selling ut I'LL per 10.
ESCULENTS AND GREEN vE1ET
ABLES- Good supply and moderate
demand. Potatoes russets are quote'
at ~ 10 III al, peach blows ~ GO. Jack
son whites vi 75 "a 3, early rose vi ~
pink eyes 75a2. peerless 81 so, onion
~ 81: apples 10 u + per Dbl, cabbage
$loa IL per 100: sourkrout is unsuitable
HIDES Good demand for heavy
light are neglected. Country green ar
quoted at 9 u 7c, dry saltcd 12c. dry Hin
il 15c per pound. Damaged hull price
IN city slaughter sales arc making u
follows: Steer hides, GO pounds and up
wards, per pound % u iosc. steer hides
under GO pounds. 7 q 7hc, COW hides, q
they run. 6b u 7c, kips. 10 to 30 pounds
80 Toe. calf skins, each, Toe u ~, d
horns, each. 8 DC, becswax, per pound
&c.
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STEAM BOATS.
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED nIvv, -.
.rOnTATION GOMphNY EnrXytsk TRAN
Mary LOUISE. Towns "AmElB
H. Y. Brynrly, Ietus A.
Col. A. i. Kouns. w. j I.oha5.
@, H. Duri s.''e Rowland,
~ Fol! SHREVEPORT nm.
k4kr&nfe son, Upper Hed River 'MMfEh
Conshntta. Grand Ennt., mlndT
n ,aa N Sna S g. wy @ ~ naasaion %
For Cane River and Bnyou p,a..
Carrie A. Thorn. Chas. Thorn ,', ~.
Leaves sATDHDAy, Feb, a. as '
For Shreveport Direct VI H.
Marie Louise. II. ]. Briuko, 49,.
Leaves on SATUEDAY. Fob ~. NJ
Col. A. r. Kouns Mart Es oa,s
leaves on IT., TUESDAY, rqb, Is. ut sa ''
II. T. Bryarly, W. =. seovll mat,
Ieavss TUESDAY, Fob. n ., "'spf
For Mipden Direat "ebm
Belle Rowland, Geo. W l,es
Lenves on TUESDAY. Feb, a =, muster
Returning leaves Shreveport Titrmuthm
SATURDAYS bouts going throuob -
No wbnrtbont charges will be- made W ssnefsn
River. 'O "onti d III
Forwarding freights eonsjenedto,ha
and commissions. 7o VI arasav,
boats, or ut the Office OF liz eo nm eoerd q IA
Drawer street.. JOS. A. AIKEN w. 10, III
HTTE h CABIN, BEITT0yV ' VA! gent
dio LORD h McPFAKI 'tnhs
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ny railroad.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
f shas sE@a Se Meyer Wss y
me- NEW WISH DHIEXs IN III I1Is AND
II Il-Feb IO-ls2 bnes cotton Richardson 4 May
ol az AlI9n res chafIe Hsm,o H.
Sppaha," seo"a ai Meyer Wsis &c?.-sl John
Ghs J ky"9 fMS arSs &C., '9eR
bros &co-~ii Howcott 4 dordon--ii Beadlss.
Ms24 S Sso1s P Sas2" MscTS G 2rs%Me
Hugh Allison &eo1a i I \ y Adams W. X
baldwin &co-i " it96son~i Gnsssy loo
J W Whitc--i Ben derson--Total s27 bales
cotton.
bau, Aycock &o9-1 ear poultry Miller g. Meyer
II hhds moh scliwabaGher, Prevented y Pfeiier
renee sass t asp se hides s 1qs %
cotton seed i Henderson-os bills flour Glover 4
ode.ndahl-l2 hh1s tobacco 1orian Dancy,-se
mer n1; Bro DO Kirkp"trick 4 Rein
l2s pkgs do J 1rby &co-5 empty kegs Hol
lnn1cr--sa rolls leather % pkgs saddlery M "
pkgs h'ware Hite n Carlin-i2 plows p bdls, pts
Stauffer. Macready &co-es plows hdls castings
4 baldwin &co-si rolls leather Frank &co.s
Focrster-l bbl sugar Richardson h May---i40
bbls pork Howard n Preston-lot hh good Hall
- pkgs mdse Hoffman. Marks &cO-2 do NJ
Lobe &co 2 do J Lcvois h Jamison--t do q Lob
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
~ bnles cotton 0rder-4 Lehman. Abraham HcO
i Beades. Wood &co-~20 pkgs tobacco PBmth
| 80 do W Van Benthuysen---l0 half bbls whisky
Rareshido II Maes-72 bbls tnrpentine Frazer h
Lub-2O0 bbIs pork w II Mathews h Bros pkgs
| mdse r Albertson-7s bdls hides Hay h Mehle-
| 40 bdls iron ID X ROBINSON bbls whisky 7
| Schwankart-i0 do l. Gunner &co-2D do Scherck
Il Berkson-32 bbls turpentine A w Schulenbcrg
| 10 bags coffee Dyrnond Gco-4 pk9s mdse NJ l.
Flcshcll--I box do d w y Gardner---3 do X
| Brooks do Brown n Ealsynss--s pkgs do Han
neman .sco.-i0o bbis lime W + Converse-15 rolls
leather + Thormalen-1 bx mdsc Rymerschof-
| fer-i bx books M Culley---9 pkgs sundries A
Baldwin &eo-sundries to order-Total 81 bales
MOI Mok a YsS RRooiGfisIANA AND TEXAS II r.
| 20 hhds sugar 2 bbs moasscs X Harc--2i do
Busscy &co Q do hf do s hhds sugar Rykoski
81 do bbls do II Millken--t0 hhds siiQar o
| Hopkins-Is do . bales cotton Bush h Lcvert-2
bbls molasses q NJ BaylY Il Pond--72 do s
Straight-IM head cattle Observation-Disclosures 10
order-TOtal baloS cotton 30 hhds sugar % bbIs
molaSses.
| Per steamship Whitney. from Galveston
bales cotton Kirkpatrick h Keith-62 John r
| bridge &co-8 q w Sentel &co-2 Gwyn Dyer
40 head cattle G Mehc Gco--sundries 10 order
| Total 275 bales cotton.
Per steamship Josephine. from Galveston--111
| head stock G Mehe &co-sundrics Ia order.
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vICKsBURo.

Leaves every TU ESDAY Msp.m.
GEs~' FOX YICKSBUE9. NATCHE
..d331{ Dayiss Bend and iuisrmsiIs,
slandingg--Th steamer
r.. 4. Loo,
WIN. Campbell. master. A, Mcvay. es4
leaves as nbove. connecting vt VieksMlrp Nj
Parisot's Line for MI points on Ynzo0, SunsS.
or. Deer Greek and Tallhhatehie,
ADAMS 4 WORK
HITE h'CAkLlN
d2t JNO. JANNET. Irah
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HOTEL ARRIVALH.

CITY HoTEL.-Fred Miller, str Jno L Dinover
E D Hawthaway, Boston; A W Ramsay, Pasca-
goula, Miss: r r Robins. city; Sam'l PoWels.
Bayou Sara; Jno w Steele and family. New York
NJ L Keegan. Chicago James Vignes. Point Cou-
pee: W W Leake. La d G Burson. Philadelphia
s Falls, Pittsburgh; B 7 Kemp, Ga; Wa
ters, Orange, Mass; 6 Hail. Louisville: NJ r
Berry. Atlanta, Ga, Morris L Gordy st Mary,
La; J N Pharr, Morgan City; Chas C Murray,
Galveston; Miss Hattie Chaffee, city; H Nichols
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BAYOU DIES GLAIzrs.

FOR BAYOU DE GLAZE
Leaves every TUESDAY, p6nm
~ FOR EVERGREEN. C6ffw
.lk40EAk16 port. junction. Morsauslls III
Bend. Simmspnrt and ali lsla
mediate landings - The figbt-drait passsgus
steamer TrOntOn,
lin place of steamer Garry 0~enj
NJ. NJ, Douirour master, A. \. Tr0usdale, dsft
will leave M above. For freight or pass1E
apply on board Or 10
festf BRfTTOS 4 EppLRn
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Thc moyrmont In Stocks wna quito nctivn To-
lny and AZ u further improvement. IA Will be
seen by the above statement
('ily bonds were active and showed marked
advance I'M the daily reports Of sales and In the
weekly quotations Of the Stock Exchange. The
sales. moi reported al tho Stock Exchange. IN
rured saoOo at ?ata $4,000 and 5000 Premium Ia
suos nj ~ $4,000 at 33 $4,000 al 53ss. and $1,000 ut
"a. and $4,000 new currency seven per cents NJ
33A, and $1,000 at ~. -
New State consos were less active ana were
quoted by the Exchange at 6Tco6;A. No TRANSACT
tons were reported. except those ut the Stock
Exchange,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-12

) +, Harris &co71 Q Thomas doo prestlJ lee
Baras Jprey GiljIr aons pss1 Aess
S SsEss yo taSs,s 9s fc
i s"o' P5 5ssR Hsff' SSesner bssssy
80 C!apg bros &eo,, H. 4 NG inn %aaa4
PSsVs Psrdss. Ws9a lS As9 ua.s ssswsri
i nyeqma Moore Uolemap JOIN N.b 4 o,Jnp
strssS a $ssP by WV %Sss oGss
I,sbard"7 " Glarke7 Nelie 4 Cammpasa - 1
~ Tho%pso. PS"s' kslIys Wyehp Nor
~ SsHaass s $;sva, A A.s SS %s'
tonk burn, Ghas dalagher-i qartheweits & y
-, \ N simmons &2lpi skis cotton seed q q
Assn 1s,lniries 10 erder-Total 1854 bales oo''o"
M mEfMriiis rgr steamer Jno M ..S"Isson
bales cotton Harris &Go ,',c' ~ John
rss,s 5es A'ss as@ssSs Msshss
s s"i X violoit~-M TIN! N Al y movas
Howard pres,oa.es ( Arsy &S so Mey'wp
gp Nawnsn va Clarke fsby Seon-aa
usssy GlsilotnsG @e2 raa m"En
III TORY chafre iIam,9n roweIhNl ap Rsw
.r G,o Mssue y"fcz eis wltl,smsN Nsw J"i
| n Iinydja Ico-e + n Coons &eo-G John Noble
Il Allen. West Seo.. = o Thomas Aeo.t Ion,
| dies. Wood &eo-3 Blakemore Bro 6co,s agen q
| ! Il Mnudo-a ngt Thompson Denn.2 " y
Adains,~2 orsler-2 W A Peale-2y Harrison 7
| Ieo@t Craig n Hogan Bon Garsen--l y
| Wnynn.@D74 SKIS cotton seed N q ~ Assn-396 "
| meal n /, MeKson--y00 do II Mtlltken-Lsun-
dries TO order -,-Total 1898 bales cotton ~ sk'
| Union pLANTATION--Pe steamer Jose
phine-4-2oo bbls molasses II Milliken-~ss sks
rough rico Foerster- sundries tg order.
| LOWER COAST-Per steamer Orioles hh.is
| supar Il Milliken-iI do J q Lockbart--A skf
| potatoes Mopnsteiro.14 do Casanova
dries to order-Totnl IL bhds sugar.
FORT SMITH-Per steamer Katie T. KounH~
SAC bales cotton McGehee, bnowden vpilstt
| ne Never. Weja NcoA2sb Lehman. Abraham Mft
"ts7 Bussey &co-47 John Phelps &co.e..-45 W
Black &co-3o M qreenwo91ateo- Strong =
Henderson--2D r II NJ Allen--..@2o Behdles
| Wood Geo-tp Clapp Bros &eo-4 order !. Clnt
horne Geo~i7ii SKIS cotton seed N o @ y Assn
20 bdIs brooms Flash. Lcwis &co--sundriest u
order 1890 bales cotton iii SKIS coaor
| aacd
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OUACHITA RIVER.

STRAIGHT OUT AND OUT INDEPENDENT
CAMDEN AND NEW ORLEANS TEN
DAY PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb. 18th. at D., M,
H. FOR CAMDEN, OUACHITA CITY.
tttEssA9ssk6 Trenton, Monroe, Columbia and all
=, way landings on Black and Ouachita
rivers-The fine passenger packet
Kittis Heeler,
J. d. Hegler master, Sterling MCINTYRE clerk
Leaves as above. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to N. o. DONOHUE. Agent,
1c9 70 Gravier street.
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BAYOU MACON AND ZEN ~

REGULAR TENsAS AND BAYOU N.Y.
PACKET. "a
Leaves SATURDAY. February ~ 1851
FOR FLOYD. Della vi q
800 Crockett Point, Gut en-. ~ s,S
landings on Black. VI NJ and ~
RiverS-The steamer
w. j. PoitS'.ent, -
Joa Walker master. Sam Block. IN i
will leave as above posi-. lively. For nsS~
HffE 4 CAR in. 5 Tehoupitoasss
N. o. DONOl HUE, 76 Gravier ID
VIII remain IN u o trade perpansas"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-12
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The market appeared to be rather
Quiet at the opening. but there was,
nevertheless, a fair inquiry, and $500
bales changed hands during the morn
ing. at about previous rates, after which
the movement became more active, re-
sulting in further sales Of 64O0 bales,
making total for the day as
noted above, Of $500 bales. Clean
white cotton, and other desirable
kinds, including good staple, and the
higher grades were held with considera.
HE flrmness, but mixed lists and the
lower grades continued irregular and
easy. selling at their previous compare
lively wide range. At the same time the
latter appeared to be in more moderate
SIMPLY. The dispatches We're encour
AGING. Liverpool being reported steady
nj nreyious rates, with sales OF 10,0Ot
bales. but arrivals partially Lied lower
and New York firm at an advance o.
I-l6c in spots and at a net advance o.
l-32 a l-l6c in futures; the improvement,
at noon was $500. We notice that The
LIVERPOOL Board OF Brokers have OIL
cially recognized the quotation OF 1-32f
in futures.
The sales for the past three. days sun
up 30.650 Q0,150 on Wednesday, ll,6U
Yesterday. including 200 not reported
.
with the addition of 600 bales to Tues
DAYS report. an aggregate for the week
of &C. 500 bales, against As, 700 last week
including 500 additional on last Friday
and 46. 400 tie week before.
Weeks receipts 1906 bales, embrac
ing 2446 from other delivery ports (oi
which SOS from Mobile, from Florida
and 1884 from Galveston ,etc.), and So, 46(
proper, against 81 1851 proper last week
and IS. ass last year Total proper since
Aug. 81, 1,0l6, 225 bales, against 1880
last year-increase, 235, 7l9.
The exports comprise So, 437 bales, EN-
bracing d. 253 to Liverpool, sos to Corl
for orders, Hiss for Havre, 1926 fol
Antwerp. 1920 for Barcelona. 2192 To-
Genoa, s97 for Providence and 4372 To-
New York.
The Exchange kilograms make the re
ceipts at all the ports from IL m. yester
day to IL m. to-day 20, 70S bales, agains
1s,iA last week and IA, sos last year, ant
since Friday, 11S,O65 bales, against l27,
667 last week and 104 ala last year. TOta
since August 81, 3,lSl ,975 bales, agains
2,7l4,6ll up to Thursday noon, Feb
Ii, last year excluding the above IA, 30
bales)-increase te7,ss4 bales.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-12
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