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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23

At the regular meeting of the Central
Executive Council, held last evening,
the following resolutions, offered by
Hon. Mr.. Koontz, were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, it appears from the journal
of the House OF Representatives. that a
bill has passed the House, and has gone
to the Senate, authorizing vote OF the
people to determine whether or not q
tax shall be levied upon real estate in
the city OF New Orleans, In behalf of
the New Orleans Pacific Railroad and
Whereas, all property holders inter-
ests in the city are staggering under a
load OF State and municipal taxation
now beyond the power OF the people to
bear,
Resolred. That it is the sense of the
Central Council OF the Property Hold
ers' Union Of the city Of New Orleans
that the House bill in question is a
measure fraught with the direst calam-
ity to real estate owners in this city, and
carries with it the confiscatiOn of our
property and utter financial ruin.
ResOlred, That we are at a loss to I'M
derstand how such bill could be
entertained by the House of Represen-
tatives, elected in the interest OF reform,
and to relieve the people from their
present oppressive burdens.
Res0lred, That our Legislative Com
mittee be instructed to ascertain and
report the origin of this bill and the
manner in which it passed the House OF
Representatives.
Res0lred, That the Legislative Com
mittee be directed to memorialize the
Senate and the Governor of the State to
prevent the bill from becoming a law.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23

son jr-4TS Coons &co-4 Hartwell 4 Chambers
AN dreenw39d &Go1s Lloyd h ashastian
oraerai:ss sks cotton seed . 9 Assn Assn. .se
seed cotton & INV" " L CushingMiS do Richardson
Mays DO OdelI Wright-goo SKIS oil cake order ride,
- hides bo Re coto nns 1850
cotton seed 500 SKIS oil cake ~ SKIS seed cotton ~
Ina NSRsTfGtdHYff;TocHEs-per steamer Jno Maud
Weis sac &co c Friediander. 80 Levy Loeb
Ben Rest Yale Bowns
ashm saaazS ss Seos fsYBRs
shaw, Cammack 4co-2 John Chaffe 4 Sonsn-i
doa DO e Mam sssfa ao
Bush i Levert-4 do s Friediander-124o slaves
order-s1o9 do L Dptllho-71sq 90 lct 4 4
Noel--s5 do Imbau. Aycock &co-is SKIS cotton
seed o G 3 Assn-sundries to order-Total BIZ
bales cotton 10 SKIS cotton seed % hhds sugar II
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer Iberia-s bales
COTTON r Flower &co.s H Heyman--i Bush u.l ID, d
H irs Adler &coM75 SKIS cotton seed N Q G $
Assn.2o hhds sugar ord sf IBIS s5 nolssse asses
cotton seed SKIS seed cotton 10 hhds sugar %
w LOWER QSAsT0fer steamer orioe1r7 bbls
hart..s bales moss G Coid-sundries to order;
LAF0URCHEyPer steamer es, 81 J oan.cs bids
na,ix-4o SKIS rough rice Brooks Mill bale
skins P DelavaIade -sundries to order,Total
hhas + eos %
cotton W @ Black &co-3s Richardson Mays
John Chafre 4 sonsm-H J e CrSmweAll.,2 6
d L lehman. Abraham &co-so Chafe. Hamilton
Powell-32 Meyer. Vets &co.2s Jurey Gillis
IId1 Xos Ale Prestdxs NSw%sn $sos
f Bass%9 @SY Bro 8ees Harris
RSa%S S Seo R asasn
Flower &co-7 Howcott d Gordon-s Hirsch. Ad-
ier &coe yno Burnet &c2--a Bon aer W po
s S%sa1 GnmbeiHs Ciapp Bros Goo Bnssey
WTrds sks Cocoon seed sef
S9s Assn bTls hides B1ssey &co~2s5o slaves
and sundries to order-Total s24 bales cotton
4O74 SKIS cotton seed $3.50 slaves. ,o,.n.
so1 bales cotton Mcdehe s snowden
u 9 Black &co,lls Claiborne &eonmli2 Meyer
J INT N Ailen--5i NJ NJ Greenwood &eo-ls u
Adams &co-l5 Clapp Bros &co--1b John Phelps
Ha DhyS o sfGS asns SKIS
cotton seed Maginnis' Sons-A bills oil Potter Il
Andrews sundries to order -, 1888 bales
tio on H bbis moiasses i ii / N Aileno hhds
sugar Renshaw. Cammack &cO-5 dds m0laSSes
Doize h Lane-1O hhds sugar Y II Bernardo
bbls molasses Il Beltran-2 do Delgado dco----34
do II Milliken-66 SKIS rough rice V H BERNARD
moss order--1 SIX seed cotton A Julian---74 SKIS
cotton seed Ma9anlis' Sons---2 bales cotton H
Bernardo SKIS seed cotton Benjamtn-sun.
cotton "A SKIS cotton seed &c SKIS rough rice Is
bbls rice 81 bbls molasses ~ hhds sugar:
SHREVEPORT-Per steamer Fannie Tatum-
26i bales cotton John Phelps &co--17g M San
didge &co--127 q L Walmsley &c9-l07 Airey
&cO-7O John Chaffe Il Sons-69 Rawlins 4 Muir
mons-bi Chaffe Hamilton & Powell-41 order
rs Meyer, Weis &co-2s SC WilkersQn &eo~-2
| s Friedlander-6 Lehman, Abraham &co.s N d
Wetmore-s Theurer.2 u Buckne[)G Bro
H Il Gagreve-2 Gwyn q Dyer-l7 Harris.
| Bussey &co-N CIV Sentell &co--I7ss SKIS oil
! cake 22s do meal Aldige--497 SKIS cotton seed
| moo s Assn-sundries to order--Total 1179
bales cotton 497 SKIS cotton seed 1889 SKIS oil cake
| 22s do meal f'-x
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
Mary Bell,
vICKsBuRo.

Leaves every TUESDAY atsp.m.
yNs~ FOX VICKSBURG, NATCHN
R Davis's Bend and internediss
landin0s-The steamer
r. e. Lee,
VIM. Campbell. master, A, Mevay. cerk
leaves as above. connecting at Vicksburp WI
Parisot's Line for all points ON Yazoo, Sundoy.
or. Deer Creek and Tallsbatchie.
ADAMS h WORK,
HITE h CARLIN
d21 JNO. JANNEY, Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
Monetary.
OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT. !
Tuesday Evening. Feb. ~, 1876. }
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

- -------
Thus far this week 81, 939.Oi1 80 1856 .O62 %
Same time last week. 6.62b.1A6 OF el8,7I! 4!
Total last week. ..... IL O54 ,805 ~ l,He.f6l ~
To-day being a legal National and state holi-
fav fWashington's birthday the banks, Cotton
Exchange. Stock Exchange, Merchants Ex
change and public offices were closed, ana
nothing of any moment was done In financial
circles For reference we give yesterday . CLOS
ing quotations.
Exceptional commercial paper -@S per cent
per annum DISCOUNT: Al do. 9t9lO; and second
grade nominal. First-class mortgage paper pc
10 per cent per annum; second grace entlreiy
Gold iisk@1l4 against ia at New York.,
Bill Of lading and Al clear sterling Dllls 55Va
$751; bank b590bb54, and bank counter rate @
5b4la: francs 4.5G,s@456a for commercial, ana
nominal for bank:
cent premium, and commerclal sight 10.
Nothing WAS reported in stocks. and nothing
to indicate any quotable Variation Ill any uescrip
ton Of securities
State consols we're still quoted at about 6sh.
City bonds were unchanged. premium issues
being quoted nominal at 33t0331s, lOld) currency
seyens at 33@33ls, tnewl do at 33hg3A<. ana gold
bearing sevens doth Administration series ana
drainage series) ut 3J5s @34a. -.
City scrip is still quoted at AAg42 for August
to December, 1873. and July to December, 1914,
time, and 4s@5O for June and part OF May. 1874
Metropolitan Police warrants continue 10
rule at 5000 for 1928 and 1884 issues. ana en-
ttrely nominal for 1862 and 1871 a
State warrants are still held ut 46g4S Tor
fundable at 43dd45 for 1874 issues. and 43@A6 Tor
1875.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
BAYOU SARA,

- FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO
Ls24s Hermitage. Port Hudson. Baton
ln Rouge. Piaquemine and way land
ings-The United States mail semi weekly
packet Gov. Allen,
I'm place of W. s. Pike) J. J. Brown. master.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. at p.
m for Bayou Sara
HITE { CARLIN. Agts.. 3 Tchoupitoulas st.
d23 3m A. G. GODDIN. 80 Magazine
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
DAILY PACKET.
.FGzxus a The A No. freight steamer
S2gf1 s4tsR o. Canton Jr.. Master.
Leaves the Lower Coast Packet
Landing EVERY EVENING Except Sunday for
O'Clock. Returning to the city EVERY FORE
NOON, except Mondays.
For freight engagements apply on board, or to
1let n. O, DON0HUE, 70 Gravier street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR BATON ROUGE, P1 pasv4KEL.s
49, THE FINE SIDE
$500 packet ,.rR1A, ~
Allen Jumel, master, ChaSi RPnITNSE1DAIs
Will leave New Orleans every ~ al .. y.
Returning, will leave Baton pvFSfNGS
THURSDAY and SUNDAY, ~ On board "A
For freight or passage Apply ~ 81 BenssIS
clerk will be- found at ne RHeid H lAS
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
ST. LOUIS AND CAInn

.ASh nt FOR r.. sT : LOUIS, CAIRO. MEM
BISMARCK,
Jno. Spane. master, Il r povo,, H.,
Leaves WEDNESDAY Feb. %. at y ~ cefs,
:, , CITY OF ALTON,
Leaves THURSDAY. Feb. "a. III Z y y eerE,
Through bills Of lading via Cairo And h ~
to all points North and West. ''' D0'm@
So, J. B. WOODS 100.
d29U 10l Common sire..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
MEMPHIS AND HErne

REG LAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS pAcvvr
Leaves on FRIDAY. Feb. ia. at h. N
Gn u FOB MEMPHIS, HEEM
Greenyille, Vicksburr. Na aS@
and the Bends-The new and mao TpISSaa
steamers AS1a
Mary Bell,
]. +. Hicks, master, ALI. Grisson o,o..
will leave as above. Particular attention o's ais.,
70 all way. and plantation business Thrsoaa,ssSS
bills OF lading signed to all points on hcoty raI
roads. BR0CKETT Il CARTER, Aeents'' '''
CIV 80 N lgazine street
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
Receipts Of Prod nee.

Block.7s bales cotton John Chaffe & Sons ~
Aiken Watts Gwyn & Dyer--2s I \ & J NJ
Morgan-.23 l. Harris &co-2l Meyer. Weis &co
IL Ciarke,le Chetfe. Hamilton 4 Powell
+ John Ph;eIps SG99 wPsyne Kennedy
s sua9y i peze Rame sanade wi ace
Levy Haas N W MS 4 Gammaek tx. 3 Blake
&so hHs bf aSen M baFss
Coeman-i Hirsch. Adler &co---i RarosRide K
Macs H March--46l SKIS cotton seed N o G $
low II H Hansell-,sundries to order--Total 1915
IVA WasHfNGToN@ steamer st Mary--es
Levert~ "a Beraud & Gibert~is Aieus, Scherck K
G Ssnse ke Gngn cbao ssarbridge
80 Lehman. Abraham &co-@ J NJ Sandidgo
mack &co-is John Il Hardie &co--io7 1 Adams
&co-s McGehee. Snowden violett-s Flower
&co-7 ? Roursine1s 5 Barrett,-cs s., Clapp Bros
March, Manade 4 LacassaggeHs Flash. Lewis
&coN3 W j Frierson &co--s J / g CROMWELL
I H & M Allen,-1 Aiken & Watt-1 Daigle--1
h Flower &co-132 SKIS cotton seed N OC s Assn
SO hhds sugar 80 bbls m9lasses Conger & Kelly
DO o9 ass Fxsr xs %a y hSs
&co-1 Dbl hides Gross & Williams do bdl do
bale meats Block-sundries to order-Tota $50
bales cotton 1872 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
as hhds 2l ebls moasses
bales cotton John T Hardie &co--asl T H y M
Alien-354 John Phelps &co-9ss Lehman. Abra-
5s% John ohss MM gsSd Wss
ScoL75 Wyche : Morganaa72 Richardson 4 May
40 Harris &9c No6 Gwyn RyeE..A
Sc Ga CIapp Bros &co-as N N Greenwood GcoN27
Aiken Watt-27 4 W Adams 20 w Clark
Wamsiey &coNi4J 4 Ware &co@ H H Haagoi Is
w.a ss soSs blos M6oSd ss
man. J 2 Davis &co-6 Ben Gersen-6 Henry
yes I %ss sn9,Nds9 Violet, Hart
csa coons %eos asat ara HsSasn
mayHs ' fests Yale ! Boxins.i 8 Hopklns1I III
seed N 8 6 s Assn --sundries to order@Totai
as bssf S9Hp 81 ses s9n sesf bales
cotton W Burbridge &com5g Payne. Kennedy
fe{ SfS1a Snss ssar SEe9f
Aliens Male Gammaekm- oa T Case yG
NOES Assn---1O4 hhds sugar bbls do "a bbls
molasses hf do Payne. Kennedy dco-bs, hides
Total 273 bales cotton 1850 SKIS cotton seed 1O4
hhds sugar bbls sugar 81 bbls molasses Inf do.
COVINGTON-.Per steamer Camelia---u bbls
rosin McGinnis-s bbls turpentine Wizard
sundries to order.
YICKsBURG-P steamer .Robt E Lee---77s
bales cotton s Newman &oo--s05 Craig IL
Hogan-41O Meyer, Weis &co-3s9 Richardson &
May-32O T Fl 4 M Allen-24s Payne. Kennedy
&comlss .Jno Burnet &co-199 Bqckner &co-15o
IlHarris Aco-145 Pritchard d Bickham--1A
G W Sentell &co-l21 Lehman. Abraham &co-s4
H & G Newman-66 Hugh Allison &co-64 John
Chaffe h Sons-6l Q Thomas &co.---57 Walden.
Hawkins &co-55 Prestidge. Graham &co--54
John Noble-53 Male Il Cammack-51 Alcus,
Scherck l. Autey-4O Avendano Bros-3s Blake
more Bro &eo-Ss Jurey Gillis.2s Chaffe.
GersonN2o John T Hardie &co-Is Beadles.
Wood 4eo-1s Stewart Bro &co--l7 Britton.
Moore 4 Coleman-17 4 Airey &co-ls N Clark
Simms 4 Leyy--ls John Phelps &co-lo Flower
&co-6 Peet. Yale & BOWLING r T Buckner &
Gco-7 W Peale-5S Friedlander-5C Walm-
sley &co-a Miltenberger 4 Pcllook-4 II vii,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23

Arrived.
Ship d W Chapman. Turkey. 40 days FIN Grims-
by to master-P0tnt. *E
Nor bark Marie, Loyald 40 days from Liverpool,
to master-4th dis. s.nfst
Bark Jennie Sweeney Hudson. Is days from
Philadelphia. to Ocean, Zerega &co-Point.
STEAMBOATS,.
Stella Block, Crooks. from Point Jefferson.
st Mary Probst. from Washington.
Ouachita Belle, Kennfson, from Trenton.
Fleta, Pickett, from Washington.
Camelia. Hanover, from COvington.
Robt L Leo. Campbell, from Vicksburg
Jno Maud, Heinz. from Natchitoches.
Iberia. yumel, from Baton Rouge
Oriole. Carrick. from Lower Coast.
st John, Bergeron. from Bayou Lafourche.
Utah. Beasley, from YazoO River.
GAINESVILLE. Jones. from Little Rock.
ASSUMPTION Dalferes, I'm st Mary's Church.
Fannie Tatum. Shields from Shreveport.
BelOw-COming Up.
Brit bark Margaret. Barker. dass fin Havana,
to master.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23

Fari S.,,,a ho,n oosod
Ing Su,.on Ih', ana mu %anernlv a,,snend
anu ,ie Il,uCI', ;th esni,, a ~ o<iarnfo in
ar a4d the saes Srn G e day
eXceeqer ,o ~ orc frev and additonal trans.
actions were repohrVeH 70 tho I vi az s" ntaj
l nl,axa e " GSoo bales ' nroner' Prices
t tThs nh ore paeT liberal reaeps and ap
vorable dispatches. were disposed to make some
concessions rather than miss sales. The Eeen-
ing Pc0U,Re published noon dispatches from
and quoting middling at 64d for uplands. and
with sales Of 5000 bales and arrivals also iied
The sales of the past three days sum up $4,000
bales 1920 on SATURDAY, vaoV yesteruny, Inciuu
ing 100 not reported until to-day and 5000 today
Sgals and d' 1" I5o the week before
Receipts since Friday evening ~. sel bales. en-
ia frnn, Mobile and e61 from Galveston. etc ]
and ~ proper AGAINST $50 proper last week
~ 90 ,o7s hss AGAINST s2s la last vearIn
c o., aS4 oaS' 'e'''''' o-''-'' 49,
,The aynorts comprise d s27 bales. embracing
~ ts'e Nav ynrt poo'' 'A'V " "' A" 80
The Exchange telegrams make the receints
ot ali the norris IN to il M. Yesterday (MOnday)
81 sa7 bales against a. 097 last week and 20 947 last
year, and since Friday s9O52 bales against ~ ,016
u. $50 35s bales. against 1eas.W uR 70 Mohgay
noon, FEBRUARY u litsI year, texcium a nal OF
day, ~. aSS - Moraa ,no,rs,vo,to nro,.
EXPORTS tErlqay 70 Monday, inciuslvel 10 Urea!
Dr,i Szz.o & th rt;nnnt yseo h iu
aaSs so's n - T .1en t ] "s'io9
STOCK az az me neseay DOTS mlMe w 70 - N
and stT IN last wear "N0A
"i" S,o,-rov sr.rr.rur
ooIloN snAAh"SSa'
Stock on hand Sept ]; 1875, ..... abalesl 9.We
Arrived since last statement. 1.219
Arrived previously. 'sei-l 1855 500
aM l,245.5ae
Cleared to-day. :............... 1905
Cleared previously ............ S65.3l2- 875.22O
-
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared. ....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 370,316
Do. same time last year ........ D7.679
To-aov,s exnorts embraced Ao7o ha,as n r;v-
erbooi, otoo " ~ ..u a.;o " NSw i9rK.
S pLupHa sirue .o. % sso aiGo. uaies
asainsa syio Oh iis. au5s1ay hnu oosy asI year.
exports ana receipts see above report.
IObACUHTO-w uM NOT noaL oi lransanlon
Quay; me oniy si.ies reportea ITT tne past
tree Gays are on % a.sn S me amount
our previous qu0tations as loiiows Low Tugs at
.a@6c good at 90 ,.c. low ieat at 5000. medium
az y'a@loac. go9d at me az l3.s9lAac.
S9'ec''0'S TonAco a sr N1,ns az ''~''c
Stock on hand Sent, 1. 1875. hhds.. ae,9
And mast three DAYS '' ' aoa ''NA'
And previonsiv ~ oss . soa
,''N' 80 -.o.o
.o,.o, ,,,.. .,,oo dave S.s95
Epoted pnav tn,sL ""s'.'.''''''''' ooo
Broken up for baing. city use, etc. $40
~. -.
. n,oun om ,iu, o'o' o'W|
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
by Railroad.

NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
R.Feb alas bales cotton order-iSs Prltcn-
Es Walden HaF51s 4fss
Richardson 4 May--55 Torian & Dancy-52 Stew
Gordon dor 7 1 Airey &coDA Chaf,e. Hamilton
4 Powell-19 B Wolfe &co.l9 Blakemore Bro
%eqIis Goops &co-ls ELM wilson Nn N i'e
Honderson--2 Alcus, scherck 4 Autey-a-2 T
2eo ekhs John f' Hardie %co@i Gumbel"Totai
F. Feb $50 bbls oil H scott--ioo bbls meal
oiPsasker nr SKIS oats Bro
~ Do c Pleasants-lso pkgs beer H Redwitz-loo
bb oar 90 Do 6b
s% D.s wsrs sasse sgaan
B B2w ef" Ma bn G fs 5' Aasp plan
P Werlein--17 bxs and IS bbls eggs Miller &
Meyer-A bbls onions Doherty-mi case pipes
eEs y Is E
So bdls paper 9 Palmer &co-1 cotton press
LGushing-l42 bags peas Cater Acoo.s SKIS rice
"@iso sks bran Prndhomme 8 Newt9nIi bbl
s GrsSe sfi e ap nkss %dse Marquee
SgIsbs HaesadMls R Msati%e III. Henry sn
4Pago & Moran-5 Mcstea 4 Value-47 Simon &
Kohn-4 Albert &co-9s I Belden-5 D MERCER
ssoL LshPso Rf Gs9sas
sini-i L Grunewald. @ Lazard---l Eellman
new 6k lex ss AMI MTs TEsAs R
rs REV Sfs % 6EIExNs hSG
2bzs mdse ps DO Rr6
80 do Il Levy &co--lO do Marx Kemper--4
pkgs rope Levy BobenheiIner-2d 90 Barring
t,Lt II Il Oas mr. II
kF!Gy re %afs end s0ssiS
paper i 6 Palmer &co--l4oo head cabbages
y bys eggs a A GreenwSodm bdIs paper T N
books McDonald-1 bx mdse i W Rayne-3o
coils rope D r Ranlett-M bdls iron Mullen Il
n nc Be do GSnT Fs pss %aaen Bso sacks
4 Davis & Bro-l bx mdse ] 3 shoper-,-s, bales
%dse LIB sppes
Rose &co-a bbls whisky hf do Moore. geo
al 1hs Thssy 10 1es Gu peury sos
Meyer-l5 head cattle Imbap. Aycock aco---247
bdls hides Mnulton-4s hdls quincy King
sH cooks k n@sg ses Sas2 b Hex
ham Chafs, Hamilton 1 PoYeIi.-s John
g S9ss sandaas shToa 3 bRes cotton
s'S iii d2ss fs Ss I'm q SsB TEXAS
bbls mOlaSses hid sugar Hirsch. Adler Gco-
do Rycoski-4I do 40 bbls molasses / Adams
&co-3 do A H Vernett---4 do hf do W H Ma
thews h Bro-l bbl do hhds sugar John Chaffe
h Sons-i2 do bbls do 5 bbls molasses I Hare
ID do Cores &co.16 hhds sugar Briere Wogan
bales cotton w H Mathews & Bro--6 D Wet
more-2 Rykoski-1 Bussey &eo-2 Herman Il
raud Gibert-6 McGehee. Snowden h viol 1T
Clapp Bros &co---3 Beer--57 hides Hirsch
Adler &co--sundries to order--Total 81 bales
cotton us hhdS sugar 40 bills mOlasSes,
Per STEAMSHIP piWhftney from Galveston-2ss
bales cotton g Whitney &eo-s4 John Har
cotton.
Per steamship Morgan, from Galveston--5O
bales hides 100 bales cotton C A Whitney Gco-4O
G L Walmsley eco IS Clapp Bros Gco-5 Walden
Hawkins &co-50 head cattle Mehle &co-Total
1877 bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23

During the four months ending De-
cember 314, 363, 900 pounds Of tobacco
have been removed from manufactures
.Or expectation.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
MAXINE NEWS.
N. O. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Feb. 30. 1876.
Cleared Yesterday,

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Geo w Elder. Read. for New York
GA Whitney &co
Bark Wild Hunter Twambley. for Liverpool
Master
Ger bark Bremen, Hellmers. for Liverpool
Silkenstadt Geo
Bark Martha A Mcneil, Jordan for Amsterdam
Norton Il Bell
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
DEPARTMENT LORD HIGH CHAMBERLAIN,
New Orleans. February Il, 1875.

DEPARTMENT LORD HIGH CHAMBERLAIN !
New Orleans. February a. 1875.
[By order Of the King of the Carnival
To W. F. Kellogg. Governor of His Maiesty's
Province of Louisiana:
You are commanded to cause all the
departments of State to be absolutely
closed on the occasion OF his majesty's
triumphal entry into the capital on the
goth inst.
Heerin fail not, under penalty Of royal
displeasure. BATHURST,
Lord High Chamberlain.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Executive Department, \
New Orleans. February %. 1876. }
His Grace. the Duke Of Bathurst. Lord High
Chamberlain:
The command OF His Majesty, the
King OF the Carnival. has been received
and will be duly obeyed.
BY order OF the Governor,
H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
Private Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23
STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER mn.
Mary Louise. Texas. AAmElS.
II. T. Bryarly. Lotus M
f La B al 3. kounS' ESs.iSI.sss sa's,
Oh; purf Rs.i0 Rowland
~. FOR SHREVEPORT JRprr.
~ s Cansh WRpeF aI Red Elver 'ShtI 5dEaGs.
dria and all way ard plantation anJ IIe sAlsxan.
ing New Orleans follows: 'nes-Leay.
Leaves on wE EfDi sfIsslbSSgp9 IT. >.
For Je JEFF nsaqaman master,
Leayes on I'll URSDAY, Feb. a. a,x
Bonnie Lee, Noah Scovell, m %isp N.
w; ). Rehan, Geo. Wilkinson ~ ma.p.n
1ea aor 6 pa sa rl9rrc and Cane hisere
C"rFie A. morn, Chas. Thorn. masta a
Leaves on SATURDAY, Fell % nj
Marie Louise, II. J. Brinker. mas y ~
Returning leaves Shreveport TUESDAY,,
SATURDAYS boats going through IN Ia.
NO whariboat charges will be made ON tsisson
RGi, vsr 70 'ne company at the mouth Of S HI
Forwarding freights consignedtotho
at New Orleans will be handled free If Srapany
boats, or at the Office OF the companv ,u q 10
Gravier street. JOS. A. AIKEN pryu.s;Nso III
H1TE 4 cARL1N. BR II; Y SSo 3 SbilA gsStt
d1s LORD Il MCPEAKE. Ana",.
MERCHANTS INDEPENDENT pAcrrr
EoM sh LIZ TlIF&sn.A N T yEFFERsoS
-~. A. FOR JEFFERSON. SHRESv \ Eh y;
l6s104AlaiS Coushatta. and all way Innd hiiUHl
'-1-- Red River. the fine light. dravs %
senger steamer at pas.
FANNIE TATCM.
Green 4. Shields, Master, Henry q Tot,., RI
Will leave as above. For freight or ,. ulefk
apply on board or to VI passage
BROCkETT X CARTER, SO Maoay;no -
DOUGLAS & WINBURN. s5 Naiehsr1,' s, street
fe22 ''0@ street.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23

d. $50 and $50 low treble extra at IS. IS good do
at IS co. SO and 80 good treble extra at 50 o. 30
choice treble extra at &c. 80 choice extra nj 81 75
at 81 49, 80 ut 81 rs. 100. 800 600 ana 90 bbls on
private terms.
"a, double extra ~ as. low treble extra "a t096.
GOOD treble extra IS 2515 So choice treble extra at
8 1906 70. choice extra IS 5o@7. family extra 81
&c CoR II have not come in as
literally as was expected and the market is
firmer. 50 bbls sold at 81 as. 75 and rs at 81 CO.
PORK-Dealers are mostly supplied. hence
the market is quiet. and prices have weakened.
Dealers are jobbipg at s2s@sa3 Is Y Dbl. A lot
| Of 46 bbs sold on the landing on private terms.
DRY SALT MEAT--Quiet but stronger. Deal
ers are jobbing vt Ole for shoulders. lac for clear
rib sides. and 12i4c for clear sides. Quoted In
lots at ac under these prices. n
GRITS--Only IA retail or Job trade at a 10 "a
CORN in BULK-A lot Of q. 900 bushels sold
to arrive, terms not transpired. -. na
coming min In. and selling at 81 80 for mixed and
BRAN.Is in good supply and dull. Quoted
HAY-The market is bare Of choice. 100 bales,
damaged sold at auction at silil q ton ho ia
fer9sg e an1sn # ,sls pEme
CORN IN yACKS-Is in good supply and fair
demand. Prices have further declined sc per
ment to note. Prices are weaker 1860 sacks
sold, OF which 800 choice Galena at A5c ana 25o
do. at ACC per bushel
WHISKY-Iight supply and dull. Louisiana
rectied is selling at 81 90 and Western 81 1901 IL
v gallon.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS--Prime mess
pork Is selling at s2O020 80: prime pork $40
rump pork $40 " Dbl: pig pork sl1@l1 rs " hall
Dbl; spare ribs 7@7 so y Dbl; pigs tongues 81 q
6sc piece pigs feet 81 40 per keg 81 so y firkln
and q SO u Dbl. ,
LARD-Is In light supply and request for the
local trade and for export at 12ac for packers
tierce. 13a@139sc for refined. and lac Tor kcg ana
bucket
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are scarcel and
in demand for tho trade and export Mt 14lsc v
| h. They are jobbing mt 15@15hc ID.
| BREAKFAST BACON - Is scarce and com
mands 14ia@14lsc n Ii.
BACON-The demand is confined to dealers
Job trade, at 1Ode for shoulders. 13.4c for clear
rib sides and LAG for clear sides, and the market
| is quoted In lots ut IT, under these prices. Il
| and 10 half casks shoulders sold at 10c. and
| casks do. Mt 10tsc n. ~
| the 2lst inst from the boards Of the Merchants
| Exchange:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-23

TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. %. 1876.
sCOTTON-The sales to-day mot including. 100
bales additional Yesterday embraced COCO bales,
at prices requiring no change In our quotations.
which we repeat as follows:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.