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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17

A 7 PlEkMONT-rO LET FOR $500 10 MINUTES
n walk from depot. beautiful Country Seat. with -
fine view of the Hudson, HUGH n. CAMP, 1852
Broadway. crJ. r. MALLORY. Nyack, NY.
1lNoR SALE-AT yoNKERS, 10 MINUTES DRIVE
from railroad Depot splendid property; three
lrane dwelling and basenertl. good barn. rut
and ornamental splendid home for small family
worth x5upi will be sold 80 500 For further parcu
lars apply to THOMAS II COLLINS agent, opposite rail
road uenut nkers N "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17

Eth Az. ABOVE 4aD sT.-TnE FINEST EXTRA
ID House the tor sale with with
stable. W. 7. SEYMOUR. Ill Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17

1,O LET-FuRNIsllED HOTEL. CHEAP 40 ROOMS
i 40 minutes on Northern Railroad
j. :. sTIGER 176 broadway.
G1 nS0 COTTAGE NEARLY NEW) LOT 25xIoo
pl.OCO. feet; garden planted: street severed and
paved good neighborhood Eiizabetlport ~ j.:
suit also other Houses S45o; s19cO: $500: S3,a5o
examine them. IL II. KELLOGG, ) broadway, mornings
15l I'd ST.. Eizabcihport, afternoons.
Ce nN0 -BEAUTiFUL PLACE AT NEW CANAAN
spO.OUO. Conn. 16 acres. house, fruits,
!,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

summed M ~ .ogo mot including $4,000 nt ltas
delivered today but sold on yesterday, s5'po A.
iis $1,000, 5000. $1,000 and go 900 a iish. ana goo"
No sales II silver were reported. American
bali dollars are still quoted. at 10shsib, y, NM
Mexican dollars at ~. 'sold) for new ana VAN
Under the improvement ~ New York sight
sterling exchange was quoted IL, equal " about
1o ssa n "6E ath wan "aa "era sales
II injisns and Al 1i clear al sss%@sas sioeo DO,
sSs ss' .a ~ 9s"" s s" a Il 49, o Of 's %
The sales of francs comprised 4og,o0 CONNER
cial. embracing sOoeo at :. and 10000. 100000.
n tb an "o a sterna bis were quoted ut sss
oab, Az for bill ri ladnH and Al clear. and %
s.41 for bank bunk counter rate --t0b.t7kl. md
francs ut lSis for commercial. and nominal for
u Owing to limited offerings. md good demand
commercial sights on New York advanced fully
ed unchanged up 70 the close. The sales com
prised ei9000 embracing eSr0 anu s2s 900 com
Inercial ats,w cent discc9nt ~ ~ Er,v vad
9o.oO0 private bankers al t-s7, md and goUW do,
al We also ngt!c.l 9 sale q 40 900 eou'inerca
x per cont dieEount. while commercial sight was
quoted Al 9-isSk against s-iees on SATURDAY.
The movement In stocks though less liberal
was 81 falr extent. The sales Included shares
New Orleans Insurance Assocatlon Of sai AZ.
do. a2i 10. 81 New Orleans Insurance. Company NJ
cal II, "a r. Charles street railroad nj ga; 40
State National Bank nj Aes 80. and "a Mutual
National Bank at es2 90. also at the Stock
Exchange . Factors and Traders Insurance
Company at go 20.
CITY bonda we're not M strong, but we're Httll
quoted nj the close nj s2eD92b for Todd currency
eevena. Sse2.s for tnew) DO, dbsi for gold bear,
Ing seven per cents. adminis ration SERIES. and
--1ggA for do ldrainage). The snles included
siD0 premium inaues nj g7A, $4,000 do. NJ 82'a.
sAo0 s5nD and es0o0 Mt aqk aud A2o1 tol1l cur
rency seven per cents nj " ALSO NJ the Stock FIX
change e1OO premium isauea nj 31A.
We also noticed sales ~ $1,000 Jackson Railroad
first mortgage issues, at tho Stock Exchange. NJ
a0t,, and ii2OnO outside nj sssi.
There was more movement In new State con
aols and they were quoted NJ G7dng7 nj the close.
about 4 per cent higher than on Saturday.
The sales and reseleH comprised e24t 0W.
sib Wp0 ut Ca e50U and $4,000 ut GGat. sOooo and
&2s 600 nj g. Ato.0Oo nj 67is. $4,000 at eTis and
100000 and $4,000 nj S7is; also. NJ tho Stock En-
change, 10000 nj s6il, and ~, nm NJ ~
No sales Of city Horip were reported. Time IL
now quoted nj t96hlt for August To December
ta1g aud July 81 December. 1874, and 4y6D5t for
June and part III May. 1874.
Nothing transplrcd 10 Metropolitan Police
warrants. They now rule NJ WDeept for 1923 md
is7g-A issues but continue entirely nominal for
1862 and Is1i-2
No sales Of State warrants were reported
Fundabln nra now quoted nj 4deata, do. not fund
able nj I'd. and 1874 iasueE nj 9h'nto.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
S'rEA MBOATs
RED RTvrp

NEW Olu,FANS AND hEb pt,,..-~-4.
.FORTATtON COMPANY aE.rrystk Thlrs
Mary Louise. Tavnl, bAMbtB%
w. r. Bryaf1y. i,j,s;.-
Col. A. j. kouns. tnq.a.
La Belle. u .i,... ppefah.
g. II. Durieee.' ' 'owland.
M-r~ FOR SHHEVEpOpr
Coaah SRSee Gq Gss EEIysr. 'as sls
nrln nnd nll why md plantation iandIIse. Alsxa'
INV New of'e4ns ~ tpllows '''ss-l1ss
Col. A. p. Kouns Mar K om.,a.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Fot = az ]. 'naser
For Minden Diran, ztm sb. M 4
Belle Rowland Geo w iioa
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Fob. :. a'e'ef
F9r CaD. Diver and Bayou pismr,ss bm
Carrie A. Thorn. Chas. Tho1rn,e r re-
Leayes on WEDNESDAY. Fob j - master
For Shreveport Dirsa " D,mn
Texas. q. W. stinde. mast.
Ileaves TU ESDAY. Fsb. / a,.
Returning leaves Shreveport 'tTTTfte,kIn
. Fridays. 'oAoDAYSa,
SATUHDAYS boats going throust
NO Whhrfboat charges will be ma" senefsn
River. wv e"e mouth a Nv
forwarding freights oonsIunedton
nv Hew Orleans will be handled iress Nv, Y, eeinDs,
and commissions. "eo VI draysss
FOR freight or pnsshge. apply on h,..,
boats, or at the Office " The e,,fn,' mvard u n
dravier street. JOS. a. AIKEHJparys .sihSos d
HITE Il CABLIN, BRiTTTo1SSy hi eHi4A gFt
dle LORD n MobEAEE lhahaa
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

z carts W l. MoNeely--b pkas shoves ~ bdls
q wars r. r MIoton-10bD bxs btters Jno i Moore
Al bss r. ware Nayra 4 Ofrncr $40 bbls potatoes
O Peasants as bbls whisky Queyrouze Bois
Beknoidsr h Tuberbier IS bills whisky Schmidt
Il Iieger--4s bxs 4 ware 81 pkgs steel GLE pkgs
iron Htaufrsr, Macrendy Gco--s0 bxs W glaos
VoslkeI-2sg plows 40 pkgs ndse y West. 30
bxs bitters ri bxs r. ware Whseloek. Flnlay eco
IA pkgs z ware A Wolf--35O do and sundtIes
9 A Whitney Aco ~ bales cotton Temple y
Ooons &co-5O do W l. ClogroveA1o2s SKIS cotton
seed q = Assn. 80 bales cotton Or mcClood-
Never. Wells lteo--s II h 9 Newpan-.3 Blake
moro Bro Gco2 Prestldge. Graham deg NJ
M Greenwood Accommodates to order-T0tal 1W
bales cotton 1O2s SKIS cotton seed.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
MEMPHIS AND Hynns

Leaves on Friday. Feb. II. nj
r- For Memphis, Helena. n Mn ~.
LGSSlR4t3 White River, Cbicot ura".nssw
{. - vicksburg md Bends Tfih" H. l,n
did passenger steamer "e spet.
j. u. MAUDE.
J. J.. West. muster. Ell f,ut,ou, a..
will leave as above. paying partjeuinr" s,s paa
10 NIL why IND plantation 6usinesa uuh,gsnti
may rely on the Mhude rsmnIpjnp II ,uhn,ppp
tho entire season. Through bils ~ l WI nM
all points on the Ouaehlta and Pine ui puX
road from Chicot City and 10 I'LL ,Jp,a ~ uss
river as high ~ .Jaeksonport For irs rel Ms@
passage apply on board or To "osm9
BlsOCkETT h GARTER. Acensa
l"z' ',' 81 Magazine street
MEMPHIS AND BENDS paftps
Leayes on FRIDAY, Feb. 4 nj ! % n no"hi
It. For MEMTTifs. pHffifw,
- 22ke sf Mouth Of White hlsm l rt,s1al
Grsenylio. Vickstmrv N La.W
ana tho Bends-The now and Inarnlasssa
steamers sh'hssa
Mary Boil,
y; y. Hicks, muster. All. Grisson. als,t
Will leave as above. Particular Attentisn IN.
" nj why. and plantation business. TbnsmIss
roads. B1OCKETf ( G16'S1EE. l Aaess.' sl'
"V ~ M ,gazlne stres.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.

ANTE RIvEis--Per steamer Alice-4.42 bales
cotton Renshaw, Caumaek &cp--14 Hugh Allison
Aeo--l-4 Prestidge. Graham &co1a Walker
Tewis-t Burbridge Aco..-1 u schoi!nar-7o
AXIS eetton seed La OIL Co-ts bxs eggs FPSevin
- DO coop poultry. Walkerf Lewis-----1go 900
shingles 10 cords wood Muncy q Maroy---Toh'
ANTE III Vfsll-Per sel,r lseporter---e bales
cotton Hsnsbaw. Camnaek Ae0-t4000 shingles
IBYAaSY3OIU LAicaaU'MB'E- Per schr Two Sons 49,
TCliEFUNCTA HJvER-Per sehr LIN Belle
80 cords wood master. ,
TfCKFAW- schr Celeste----12 cords wood
HXNDsBOROA Per sclir J G Massie--e9,ooo
BAYOU 1ACOMBE. Per scbr Try Again
10000 II lumber 81 cords wood order. t.
TCHEFUNCTA RIVER scbr Laura r.
600 bbls sand order.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per sebr Gannet--loo
bbls charcoal master.
BONFOUCA- sehr Bonfouca- 900 bricks
order.
STOCKTON Per schr Two Friends---3s.oo 900
n lumber y Htuber.
PEARL KIVEIs-Per sehr Ethel-3O00 II lum-
Der j W Adams.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
GRAND ECoRC.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY a...-
FOR GRAND UjiiIrpm
esenf gQmery. Alexapdrjs mon.
- = - Wares, Barbns and ii, s.,Darllanl
,ngs lntarlnedlate on tho Mississippi ~ Ap
New hart Able,
II. ginnott. master. Goo. q tis,a,.
dei9 gm No, l;ain,n'a WORK,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
River News,
OFFICE New ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Morning. February 1874

OkkACk NEW ORLEANB DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Morning. February /. 1915. !
The undersigned. in assuming charge of the
River Department Of the DAILY DFMOCRAT re-
specially solicits from his steamboat friends a
continuance OF the patronage so literally ex-
tended during his connection with the New Or
leans Crescent and Bulletin.
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
n. B.-Any communications relating to steam
boat matters left at the DEMOCRAT Office, No "a
commercial Place. will meet with prompt atten-
ton from the river reporter. ,ss. ~ 4,sf. "a
! THE WEATHER was delightful yesterday
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
Z SYNOPSIS FOR TIE PAST TwENTY-F0UR HOURS.
Rain has prevailed in the South Atlantic States
with northeast winds and colder weather.
Gear weather has prevailed in the remaining
distrlcfs, with eastery to southerly winds. fall
cept in the East Gulf States
The Mississippi river has risen IL inches a.
Cairo. inches at Memphis and yIcksbVrg. and
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

Tho market opened under tho uniavornhlc In
Guencc Of decline of 1-l0d vt Liverpool. where
the sales were nut down ut 10 OO0 hples, and New
York weak at Saturdays falling on In spots and
partial reduction III l-320p9-a2c In futures. but
foreign exchange about ITO pcr cent higher.
y exhibited but little animation, buyers claim
willing TO grant, but later in the day
the 2:i2 y. m. dispatch from New
York reporting n further decline In spots
higher, parties came together more freely. and
tho entire business vi tho day summed up the
amount noted above. Prices exhibited consid-
cradle lrrcyularity, some desirable kinds being
hold steadiastly at previous rates, while others
were offered moro freely and could ba bought ut
the reduction shown by our quotations. Clean
white rottons of all grades commanded outside
figures. and bcnders n fraction more. The gen
eral business, hoWevcr. was mpniteetly IN favor
Of buyers to tho full extent indicated above.
Tho Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared (bcforc to-days roportal isi 7a1
bales. embracing s?,9e. for. Liverpool, 2s.5g for
mon, 1897 for spain. STA for the Mediterranean.
and eaaS for constwiae ports. leaving In presses
agreeably 10 ta account NJ ~ m. 100 9tb bales. II
We deduct from this tho amount sold but not yet
delivered the balance will be about t6i 900 bales
10 represent tho quantity unaold large part Of
which is withheld from tho market In transit. or
not yet spmpled.
Tho Exchange reports: Sales easo bales .
market easy"
We copy the following from the black board Of
tho Cotton Exchango
Monthly statement movement at United states
AuftI ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
vICKsBUR0,

Leaves every TUESDAY at5n.m
gs~ FOR vIGKSBURG. N1fHu
s1 paviss Bend ard int sanss:
landiDgE..-The s,eafner '''''''
VIM. Campbell. master. Mcva, 49,.
leaves rs above, connecting at Vtekair,rr "
Parisot's Line for a!J Joints on YEoo. SanEEss
or. Deer Creek and Tallabstehie, '''''T
ADAMS a WORK.
HITE n CARLIN.
Oh JEO. JANNEY. Algeria
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
MARINE NEWS.
N. o. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Fob. I. 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brit Steamship Bolivar, Dobefty. for Liverpool
- F. Lowell Bailey
Brit steamship Bothnia. Scarlet, Jor .L!yerp9ol.
Hall u Vaughan
Steamship Hudson. Gager. for New YORK;
- - A Moultop
Brit ship Adolphus. Rose. for Iiverp2?l-,.
Brit ship Royal Charter. Hobbins. for Liverpool.
-, III = |IEE HiFsff f4ii BhuItz &co
Brit bark Ocean. Whiteside Tor Lverpool--
Muir d Uuokwprth
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

Mon centennialist. He is negro named
Charles Dubignon, is 125 years old,
frisky and vigorous. He was captured
In Africa by Spanish slave traders about
a century ago, and was taken to Spain,
where he lived in slavery for many
wears and didn't know Gen. Washing
ton. He Joined the Baptist church last
week, and washed away century and
quarters load Of sins in the Flint
river
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
BAYOU SARA.

- FOR BAYOU SARA, WATEklQltO..
Hermitage, Port Hudson. Balogp
Rouge, Piaquemine and way ah ar
ings-The United States mail semi-weeKS
packet
nn place of W. s. Pike.j J. ]. Brown. masnr
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. Eas'
m, for Bayou Sara
HITE & CARLIN. Agts.. 3 Tehoupitoni1s y.
d23 3m A. C. GODDIN, 50 MaeAzps.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
ST. LOUIS AND CA,po

sers-. FOR sT. LOUIS, cAIRn vs.-
.krsRkFEsxf phis and Bends Tbsn N.Y. !, MN.
GLENCOE,
r. s, Calhoon. master. 1T Mon.
Leaves og ,, T,!nlEsDAY I.s /. 1t ~ b I, sn'e's'
A. j. Carter. muster, n Il M.
So Leaves on. THURSDAY, Fob, a ~ ~, esrt.
Through bills of hiding via Cairo ma o.
to ali points North and West. '''a Deiinoa
,.o,, J. u. WOODS Acn
n19n lDs Common st,es
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
ARRIVED ON SUNDAY

Brit ship Oasis. JACQUES, so days from Antwerp
1st dis. - 'ANA''pi
Am ship Golden Rule Morse. ~ days I'm Liver.
, pool. In ballast. 70 Norton d Bell-lst dis.
Span bark Jaruco, Cubanos. days i'm Havana
In ballast. to NJ PUG &eo-Pofnt. 'N"
Nor bark Viator. EGG, ~ days from Ipswitch
Eng, TO master-fotnt. "'''"
NOR bark INDIA. lOrfusen, 50 days from Chris
tiapsa4d, in ballast, to master-Point.
Nor bark Dux, Hcnricksen. 8 days from Mar
unique, 70 Meoker. Knox &co-Point.
. Thomas. to master-Point ~
Nor bark President Daal. Aisen. ~ days from
Antwerp, to Ocean Zerega &cor-Pont.
vstnnah In ballast, TO fnaster-Poirt pa
Span bark porvenir, Mas. days :r6m Havana
=. Ia ballast, to master-Poiur. =" '"n"'
Nor bark Bragg. Svedson, 40 DAVIS from Ne,v
=, Ross, in ballast. - master-Point mn" No~
Schr Sargent 2 Day, Mcfarland. davs from
Honduras, to Haster-Pic Tier. 'Ao''
STEAMERS.
Mobt Young. Terrebonne. from Loekpor.
Texas. Stinde from Shreveport.
Waloon, Ruiz, from Lower Coast.
Oriole. Carrick. from Lower Coast
+ Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast.
Wawenock. Taylor from Port Eads.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

MONDAY EVENING. Jannn

MONDAY EVENING. January al. 1870.
COTTON -,f'he sales to-day mot including Uo
bales additional yesterday, when the actual bust
ness was II 400 bales) embraced sssO bales Mt IT.
regular and easier prices. requiring reduction
ordinary 10 good middllng inclusive. and is6Da e
In grades below good ordinary. We give also
the figures and report vi the Exchange NJ below:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.

SHREVEPORT-Per steamer Texas-20o9 bales
cotton.
LOCKPORT-Per steamer Robert Young--Il
bales cotton SKIS rough rice 40 hhds sugar 80
bbls moasses
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Waloon-sun-
dries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Orioles hhds
sugar TO order.
LOWER COAHT-per steamerJ f Frazer-
sundYtes to order.
PORT EADS--,Per steamer Wawenock--3
bids sugar 112 bbls rice =
MORGARS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RR-
IS bales cotton SKIS do SKIS seed cotton fs4 hhds
sugar % bbfs % So bbis mOlasses ls bbls syrup.
Per steamship Josephine. from Galyeston-ass
bales cotton.
Per steamship / Harris. from Brazos San
lagos bales cotton S5345 so in specie.
From RockpOrt-sundries TO order Et
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
i k>S0s7 bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

JORDAN kfvEH-Per steamer Jennie-Go.ooo
II lumber order. 40
BAYOU LACOMBE--Per sehr Camile-AD
cords wood master.
TGifEFUNCTA RIvEH-Sehr Perseverance
500 bbls sand order.
BLIND RIvEIs-Per schr Elba-ts cords wood
master.
BLIND 1IVEI,-Per schr Tres Hermanos 90
cords wood muster.
TCIfEFUNCTA IsIvEH-Per schr Rosavillar-
f2OO bills charcoal master
PASCAGOULA- Per schr Olivia-~1a00 bbls
charcoal muster.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

tIvEIiPOOL--Per steamship Bovar--tNoo
bales cotton.
LlVERPOOL-Per steamship Bothnia---3106
bales cotton 1882 SKIS oil cake 100 SKIS cotton seed
NEW YORK Per steamship Hudson--.1sis
bales cotton SIT bales iron 60 bales moss 100 bbIs
oil 2O0 bbls mgassss y57 bills rico 90 lhds sugar
2t0O empty bbls.
LfvEKpOOL-.Per ship Adolphus- l49o bales
cotton 2BsO pcs staves.
LlVEkPOOL-Per ship Royal Charter 400
bales cotton 1900 pes slaves. t'al
L1VEHPOOL-~per bark Oceana-2tsI bnlfx cot
ton 1900 pca slaves.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
OPELOUSAS.

INDEPENDENT OPELOULAs WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. @spm
,ssG FOR WASHINGTON FORT
Barry, Churchvile. Bsyou Jss
-. ~ Glnizes, Atchafalaya. Sinms,ar
Big Bend Landing. Old River, and ali inis, mn.
date points, The ligbt-draft passenger steamer
st. Mary,
E. fropst. master. j. b. Schmidt, clerk
FOR ireight Of p'lssagh apply on board, orto
HITE n CABIN, 3 TchonbiE5ulas d.
and Bout. az i'm
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
LOWER COAST,

INDEPENDENT PACKE,r-LOWER COAST
DAILY PACKET.
HMsa@2" a The A 70. freight steamer
LEHk5fNN j. Z. Frazer,
49, O. Canton, Jr., Master..
f.. caves the Lower Coest Pseka
landing EVERY EVENING Except SUNDAY m
the BetaE Plantation and way landings, ~
Gcl9cg, Returning to the city EVERY FOkE
NOON, except Mondays.
sor freiRhs engagements apply on board. o. 70
'19u n o. IEONOHIJE. rs Gravier steet
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
Notice.
OFFICE STATE ia

OFFICE STATE TAX OoILECros
First District, is9 Gravier street, in-stairs.
New Orleans, Jan %, 80,
Public Notice is hereby given , .oTAXPAYEE5
of the FIRST DISTRICT of y ew Orleans, thai
am ready TO issue STATE LICENSES for the
year 1876, and to receive all AXES for the years
1878. 1874 and 1873. The Office will be open from
Q a. m to D.. m. y. C. FOLGER
Ia23 I'm state lax Collector First DIstrla-
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
CAROLINA SEED RICE.

few HUNDRED barrels OF second year CaIohi,
ma White SEED RICE, almost free OF red ~
lots to sui. purchasers
This Isfee guaranteed to have less than onpH
per Conf OF red in it. Rice produced from SUI
seed mills well. finds ready sale. ana coN-
GEO. CAMMACk,
63 North Peters street,
jalo I'm Thompson's Rice MIL
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
BAYOU DIES GLArzEs.

FOR BAYCG DES GLATZES.
-h1G. = FOR EVERGREEN, COTTON pORT.
JUNCTION, Meoreauve. Big Bond.
Simmsport and all intermediate land'
ings-Thc llght-draueht passenger steamer
Garry Owen,
M N, Dufonr. master, A. Z. TrOusdalc clefk,
WIN leave as above. For freight or passage sp-
ply on board, orto
Jazz 1t BRITTON b EPpLEB. Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

'o,s0o.VsS ofoe,vo!
sThe figures by months do not contain the
Port Royal receipts to Feb. 90 In the deduction
have no exnct monthly record Of either.
Proportion Of crops received ut ports to the
close Of -ANE
1875. 1874.
80 ~
~ tai CA.,f.A. Il. L..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY. tsp.m.
~ Fol. WASHING OPEf0USAs,
IrelIk6sf1ET Fort Barre, .Simmsport, Churehglls,
- m! and ~ landings on the Coast, AehS
falaya River and Bayou CourtabIoau-~
Fleta,
WI =. Pickett. muster, A. Menier, ar.. clerk,
WI, leave as above. All freight and passengers
or Big Bend Landing. ana fDr E.vou ''j En.uf
washington. For freight or passage apply o.
poard or To LORD h Maf.EAHE. Agenh
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
IMPORTS.

1IVERPOOL-Per bark Trade-457e skis salt
order, t1s
REEF POTNT-Per sehr Sargent \ ay---.t572
bunches bananas ITS plhntalns $50 socoan uts Z
Maeheca deo.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
January 29...........- Ho6l 2s7 3s tlQ5. CSC OF
January 81. ........... 2.27aSSl Is 1S0.9G 50
Thus far this week.. $. SS6. 13s % xs7G,6lS 90
Same time last week. $3.50 III 3s 3T5 $50 06
Total last week $3.50. IL, 5le777 65 s97 3oS %
Total week before. l3.A5l 4A0 10 l.259 1888 IS
The market to-day was generally quiet but
some of the hanks reported better demand for
money A moderate movement was reported in
foreign exchange. which. under marked
change in New York sight. was quoted higher,
The sales of stocks were less liberal, but the
movement was of fair extent, with no marked
change in quotations
CITY bonds were hardly as strong, but the
transactions reported showed no duotable yaria-
ton.
=. New State consols were more active. and a few
sales towards the close showed o slight advance.
We notice that the Jefferson City Gaslight Co.
vii to-morrow commence paying their dividend
or p 50 per share.
We continue TO quote exceptional paper at q
~ cent per amman discount: Al do. at 99lo.
ah1 second grade nominal. Pirst class mort
Sa&cs ruie az 9sle per cent per annum while
seccnu grade continues entirely nominal
1Hd opened az li2s6llsk against ia nj New
nork, ana after moderate business closed af
the opening rates in both markets touching IiaX
dwang the interim at New York. The sales
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01
Monetary.

OFFICE N. O. DEMOCRAT. !
Monday Evening. Jan. 81. 1876. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

O'CAUCk NUHuHy HIkHL 1IItsH Uy LIIe
name OF Lionel Adam accidentally
dropped his revolver, causing 1t to OK
plodc. The ball took effect in his right
leg. The wounded man was taken to
his residence, ut No. 406 Bienville street.
DANGEROUS AND SusprCrous.-William
Matterson was run into the Seventh
Precinct by Officer Augustus, from the
corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Jena
streets, charged with being dangerous
and suspicious character.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-01

a Khonns: master l. H. Kouns. clerk. leaves as
above at p. m to-day
CARTE qE Rr TRo1 rr1 cha AMP h CANE
Clements. clerk, leaves for, all landings on the
above T streaps At y; N. to-day.
FOR ST. LoU1s.-Thc Glencoe. r, s. Calhoon.
master. }; 4. McCord, clork leaves as above at
STEAMERS LEAVING MONDAY.
Fon THE BENDs.-The. peerless Katie, under
command OF Captain John w. Tobin, leaves
every Monday. at s p. M. for Argyle. vicksburs,
ate MIR. Gaines. her clerk. is one OF the most
courteous gentlemen In tho trade, and has long
been favorite with both shippers and pas
For LOWER CoAsT.-The j. F. Frazer. O. Can
landings down to the BeIair plastafibbn, ~ ~ ~
leaves Tor the above and all coast and plantation
landings intermediate every Monday at 5 o. M
and Friday at l0a. m. Mr. E. o. Meiancon1 No
30 Cont street. is her agent w.
by Telegraph
TTaANKL!N. La. Jan SOTO Hite & Carlin, No.
3Tchoupitoulas street: Steamer Minnie Averv
sunk Friday night In Bayou Lacomhe Total
wreck. No lives lost. Ida took her passenonra
ana crew rev. on board =, Captain. Abe Smith and
they can. FRED H. Buck. clerk steamer . Tda
TRENTON. Jan; al.-Captain +. A. Blanks. No
canal, corner Delta; Steamer FancftSn p,ssstd
pWS s9bea g. Qflsck t4s laossiag win srriv9
Mosnss JAM ALTO iSXi anhss Na Rascts ssal
corner Delta: Steamer Willie passed down ut 10
o'clock this morning. Will arrive Wednasday
Il. b. TRINIDAD, master
BATON kogGE, Jan. ai.-To Jno. Janney New
orleans: Leave here 9t q. m. with 1857 baes al
low SACKS seea aP VIZ r. 6 eiisf 81 fffnke:
Master steamer z. E Lee.