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by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS, ST, LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD.

April 3--s7 bales cotton order--1s Aleus scherck
& Autey--l2 Allen, Vert &co--11 Thomas eco
10 Meyer. Weis &co-7 order. 8 Payne, Kennedy q
CO. Stewart Bros &c0--2 u w Sentell Geo. Jno
Hartie &co--1 7 j Coekbnrn--1 Cbaffe, Hamilton a.
Powell / r Harrison jr &co-i Richardson d May
Total i4l bales cotton
2hhds Tobacco 25 pkgs tobacco etc 8 Hernsheim e.
Bro-2s0 boxes bacon Jos W st &Go-100 bbls flour L
A Hamilton &co--300 do Varin e. Mortimer-f60 do
so sacks bran Prudh,mme & Briggs---96 bags peas
Flash Lewis &eo-25 bbs bighwines w II Beanham
- rs do O Karstendiek--3 cars cattle Ayeock.
Mitchell &co--1 do @ Mehle &co---2 cara lumb w
Walker--t car poultry 20 bxs eggs Miller Meyer
a do Lewis &co-10 do Randolph d Dunnica--8 do
G Bonng--61 reels rope 10 bales sheetDg Bateson y
Wisdem--1 bale mdse Levi &co--l5 bbls wine IL E
| Shropshire--6 bales wadding G Lob-s cases bales
Collector of Customs-5 doz p lis Sarazn-2 bdls
| wheels Sohwartz-l5 pkgs butter John Moore
| co-3 cases hats Mrs J Darcy--5 do Friel---5
Drez--1 bdl leather Fl Tricou--10 pkge mdse
MARTINEZ do / L Lyons-8 DO II Kern &co--i2 do
| Nj Navra-4 case hardware Heath, Pippey Lara
| IS bxs cheese Solarl g. Son-1 b. x shoes CERT
IS bxs fans a Braselman--5 do a Benjamin-s bx
| mdse N Lion-3 do j McElroy-1 do l. Blum cases
| paper w E s. eboidt-1 Ease Larose " K0senDerg-6
| oil tanks ] Norris crate cutlery w 9 shepard
| / G 40 shoes r II Bowles--2 bxs clt cks = Lucas
rano Werlen- bx mdse Schaek-7 Dxs boots
| ] JanDey-1 csc mdse Simon & kohn- 90 tn
| iague-l do Z Harris &co--4 do Vincent &co-3 do
/ ID Mercier g. Son. bbis whisky rmet.-l do z
| Elchager-A bdls saddle trees d Hansell-l3 roll
| leathe M W Smith-i0 bxs AXIS Temnle Coons
| co-6 stoves j Voekel-5 casks bacon Vose Bros-20
nails tobacco A Glover Aco-2 cks zinc Haller-
( caaes cheese Ros. kco--20 mill dogs castings w
Playter2b bdls handles Stauffer, Macready Aco-190
Ark ms butter G h Lawrence 6eo-36 pkgs mdse II T.
/ riycerine csses mdse 9 Finlay Gco-2 pkgs mdse
| Stratton a. Meyer do Godsmith---9 Albert e
| Reinerth--43 Katz & Harnett--3l n Booths &
Msrfs, Levy &co-2 B T Walsne-1 Lazard &co-s
/ q Henry Aco..6 = Ofner..11 = Booth-I5 Post 3
Hskky Tsea 70 bezes bacon $50 bhe fcux % sacks
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hiddline Uplands Slid. Middlina Ofleans u gzs
sales al ,utlt bales; speculation and expert 5000
Receipts 54,5O0; American 42,n5p. al.
Futures --s-16d dearer. Uplands, Low Mid
ding clause, April and May delivery, 6l4@
g.B3 ard 6 1J.i6d. May and June 1890
g.16 and 10 ssa June and July 6is@6 lied;
July and August 65sd.
LIVERPOOL, April o, q p. m.--Uplands, Low
Middlins clause, april and May delivery, $500
May and June elismeTsd, June and July o lse2D
gIed August s,a seps S,a ,.aed h,ess.pf.
Arm; Western flour 24s 6d@25s Cd: tallow 40s.
L1yEapoot, Arril 8, 8 p. 1n.--gotton-
regular contract, April and May delivery. e-32d
Uplands, Low Middling clause. June and July
delivery, 17.g3d Sales Of American 1880.
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CAMS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR. CINCINNATI. IouIsvILLE AND
NEW QHLEA PACKET.
Leaves on THU RSDAY. April g.. at D. M.
,yssgass~hs \. FOR CINCINNATI. LOUIS
is~,..zszxisf vile, Evansville, Henderson.
&c., S!IIa4 shawnestewn, Padueah. Cairo,
points. The MESSENGER steamer
GOBBEH HubE,
O. ?. Ehinke MASTER. w. r. Shaw clerk,
viii leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to 49,
WAYNE Il WILLIAMS, 1os Gravier street.
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oUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE.
semi Weekly guarhita City Packet
Leaves every W EDN ELS DAY. at 6 .. M.
S- FOR OUACHITA. CITY, TREN-
L6kAS.t ton. Monroe and all way landings
ssaa1lssx The steamer
JOHN III. HANNA.
lin place Of Ouaehita BeIle.)
j, W. Blanks. master, joe Holmes. clerk,
VIII leave regularly as above. For freight or
passage apply on board. or to
Capt. p. A. BLANKS, President,
- No. q Canal street corner Delta
HITE It CAhiIN, HUTTON b .EPPLTR
JANNEY a WORK, LORD u MoPEAKE. Ag'ts.
Goose for s r y Tom parbse w Bs
river, Ora, Acme and Jimmie Baker for Bayou
Bartholomew and Saline river. and Bertha
Drummer for Bayou d'Arbonne. fell Il
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COMM ERClAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, [
tuesday Evening, April 3, 1877.

Quotations represent prices for round lots from
f,,@ hands. unless otherwise stated, In filling
small orders higher prices are paid.
COTTON-The sales to-day summed mp
10. 450 bales, at irregular and higher prices, re-
In Low Midlling and Strict Low Middng, and
40 In mort other grades. We give also the fig
urea and report OF the Exchange, az below:
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Total week peIeFe.sas S,tsocoi ~ ssafosh'H ~
The demand for money continued moderate to-
asv hath In bank and on the street, and CONNER
eial paper was unchanged. Gold anu foreign eA'
ehanua ruled al about pfevious rates The move
ment In both was fair. New YORK signt was IN
changed, stccka were quiet state , uonsos aa
atrorpay, Ninhosls Police Certificates and Per
Tniam w srrapts were also stronger.
We ,,atiee that the Administrator OF Finance
will receive proposals until nuon the 9th INST ior
sale 10 tbe city Of 100000 old cty bonds; also that
the quarterly allotment OF series Of Premium
Honda will take place Monday, the 18th Inst, as
he time previously appointed, the 18th. Sunday,
ID 4 dies non.
We continue TO quote: - -. 80.
Exceptional commercial paper COS per cent
ser snnum discounts Al do. a@i0; second grade
do, 196Dib; collateral loans 70e; drst Glass mort
gages b0ns. and second grade do. lo0la
dold opened at 104l.@l04s4, Against ny, t
New York, and. after fair business. closed at the
s,neninr rates. against l14s in that market. The
sales stunned up $4,000, embracing s9g 000 OF
1D4iL. siBegO at 1e4 e-l8, 300 and s1s0 900 at
1odss, i4ooo and Gas, 900 at 1u4a.s ...,
Foreign Exchange ruled at previous rates anu
tThe salps Of sterling comprised f5i,000, EN-
bfaeing $4,000 AL clear at bQ4Is, tlVov 90. anu
E5O0D bill of lading at COS, f1b,Og0 bill Of lsding
and AL clear 81 5D41s@50b1s and 125oo bank ~
Tbs only sale Of, francs.reperted was 100000
commercial at 4.gTt 4g6Ts.
Az the cuee sterling bills were quoted 81 dug
oAHtlbil FOR bill OF lading and AL clear, and %
B08L for bank land bank counter rate o. = tg
cool. and francs at 4.s71s for commercial and
nominal for bank.
New York sight was unchanged The sales
conprised s72, 900, embracing $4,000 commercial
st !. n cent premium, $4,000 private bankers at
g.g2. and $4,000 do. OF 5-l6, We also noticed
aale of $4,000 ten days commercial sight on New
York ct t-32 W cent premium.
The banks continued TO check on New York al
* " cent premium, and commercial sight was
quoted --@p432. -,
the following liz the official statement OF the
sslea raported to-day al the Stock Exchange:
% sharps Eactnra' and Traders' li,-
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too much time Id locking through the bottom ef
4 tunbIer Dad IL truly nobe-h sarted fellow
and ia well liked by boatmen genera ". y would
be pleasure for ne to see Dad himself again.
The f., Flaming. the fret Of the Toe tiest from the
illinois, was expectedin last night. She has been
aalayed nv the wind.
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Rtate Consols were higher, closing at es@e3l4,
against 6Qsa162A yesterday.
Premium Bonds showed a slight advance, clos
ing at 321,D924.
Nichols Police Certificates and Per Diem War.
rants were stronger The former closing at gg6ngl
for February, with no January certificates on the
market, and Per Diem Warrants ruling at SEGA
STA,
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Experts.

pARrEIONA-P steamship Maria-14l3 bales
cotton 500 bbls cotton seed oil $3.50 pcs slaves
IIv1NGSTON-Per sehf Mohaabock--56 sacks
corn 80 sacks bran 20 bales hay VI bss soap 40 horses
80 mules
KEY wEsT-Per steamship Margaret--S25 tcs
grease a5 crates lard 30 eases do TT bbls honr 10
ferces hams SIS sacks 10 sacks oats SKIS coffee
liz pkgs sund'iea
CEDAR KEfs-Per steamship Msrgarss--320
Ibis -four gg bbls pork 81 bbls meal II bbs whisky
sG4 sacks corn sacks euIee 10 casks bacon II pkgs
sundties
BREMEN-Per ship Uhand--2s6l bales cotton
5000 PCS slaves
L1vBRPOOL-Per ship Warsaw-ds07 bales cot
ton igaD pcs slaves - -
TAMPICO--Per brig Constante-2io bbs flour I'D
tar ard aundry mdss
HtfAJAN2per scbr j Atwnod-20 bbls flour Dbl
rice bbis pork | frail dates 5000 shingles
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River. JIM eva.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Wednesday Morning. April 4. !
Daily report OF the stage OF water, WITH chances
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
u.
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bstn % bass psas 50 Ibis hlghwinss u boxes ssgs

barn % bags peas 50 Ibis highwnss ~ boxes eggs
casks bacon
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
April 3476 bales cotton order--=1nU sacks oileake
A A Maginnis Eons-B ears cattle order III bids to-
bscoo Jno King &e0. 600 bbls -four i X Kent Aco
LOO do n 4 Iawlsr@1DD bbs lime l. M Get-40 bxs
shoulders Sehwabscher, Prevented Il Pfeifef-g bss
hardware Rice Born GEO. bbls aweet potatoes u r
virgin----snndries to order-Toal 10 bales cotton .
hhds tobacco
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD.
April "a bales cotton Hitsch Adler Aeo---5 do
Dlapp Bros &oo-1 do Robert Hare---t do w Bur-
bridge &eo-3 bds gr hides dry do valeton 4 Teea
Iii do L Lacassagne-4 bales tners ? Sevin-t do
Mathews-63 sacks rough rice Foerster-195 head
rough rice
Per steamship Whitney, from galveston-is bales
cotton @ A Whitney &oo-Tetal 10 bales cotton
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MEx1CAE--Pet steamship City Mexico s14 500
In suegie j q Tuck Ell 100 do Gen Hooha-225o do
s L Buyd-gpg0 do 1913 bales eutfee Gordon aotnila
iii do lls bags do no baskets garlic PUG, Corral
ace-t20 bags coffee TT2 bales do Smith Bros &eol0
bales chi HE 50 bales istle e3 bales geaskins 1456
dry hides j IA WitherspVen
RUATAF--Per sehr j q Whipple-15o0 punches
Tore Il Anseni
PALERMO-Per brig Simento-s9 pcs cheese oh
wine gsi b g Lemons $50 bxs oranges Casiisano--
i5T do l1sa boxes lemons Grande-125s de 81 boxes
oranges II boxes tfut Coehrane Cazeres-6l boxes
lemons 81 bss oranges g Vsrioni--5e do ll05 boxes
lemons GO bss paste 1876 jugs olive ell CASKS DO 5V
eheeses order
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FOB HAYRE- The 3D. A IL Austrian
bark Ezie, lack. master. IT, now lcadin4
at Post 10, Second District, for the ABOVE
nOrt, and will have quick dispatch.
For balance Of freight amply 70
MEEKER KNOX y CO.,
fa7tc 81 GaTondelet etreek
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BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW

NEW ORLEANS AND OUAGHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Regular Hayoa Batth pfenew Packet.
U-=. j. FOR POPLAR BLUFF, POINT
LelllEhttf Pleasant and oil way landings on
Bayou Bartholomew = The fne
nAsTMOp.
Gus Hodge. master,
will leave as above. taking freight for all land
inRs on the Black and Ouaehita rivers rs high
as the mouth of Bayou Bartholomew. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
Captain 4. A. BLANKS.
President, No. Canal street, eorner Delta
JAaNIEY Wa hRRk'f oj PbtAima aPEAKE f H. pts
ana
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sTEAMBuATs4
Warner. Fisher from 81 Louis, with bafges
Eva Ransom fretn Upper Coast
j n Hanna Blanks FROM Ouaehita City
Isabel. Opry, from Lower Coast
Assumption. Dalferes, from Laurel Valley
Geo spanelsr Smith from ST Martnville
Stella Block. Taylor, from Boeut River
Berilis Broad from Washington
waloe,,. DeIsouohe from Lower Coast.
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vHpEss mttn9.

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET,
sszss IS5fy W vg5 tsRS9 q Z z4oHns
hsss VII - Daviss Bend and Intermediates
RgBT. II. LEE,
VIM. Campbell muster,
a. MeVay and Jno. II, Mossop, clerks.
lsayss fphoys oo q, Ct ylekabgfg M
or. Deer Greek md lTallahatehje. s1sNl''
=; Y. ADAMS
dai 800. HITE i GARLIN, agents,
Monroe ind ali stations on ficfsbufg. Bhfsvs-
port sn B. i Boo hdlFYeah Agent S. Magazine
UNITED STATES MAIL. PACKET.
~ Leaves o ayer 2n THuafRgAAY {. 3
A@.s*ksA yieksburg and the Bends-The flnt5
and fast passenger pAtsst
FRANK pARGOUD.
]. M. White. master. q Holmes. clerk
With the Pariso3 Tine SY Tor points n Yan
and Tallahatehie rivers For freight or passf -
"'''' 'A ''''''' u " yAMNE1 4 WORK.
BBOCKETT u GARTER.
moos ana s se Ct % fsb e asr
port and Texas Hailrgad. Also to all points oIat
Af a2sR1 and Pine f'H hslf2f9 GARTER
- MAIL. PACKET. =, . : -
Leaves every SATURDAY, att ps III.
, r-yTe - For VICKSBURa, DAVIS'B bend,
A8Ht1M Natehez and all intermediates land
seessa''@" fngs-The passenger packet
Matches,
r. r. Lsathers. master. j. n. Muse clerk.
connecting ut Vicksburg with the Parisot Line
for Yatioo, Tallahatehie and Sunn0wsr rivers,
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo anA
ut. Louis.
For frsiebt or passage apply on board, or 10
IA NNEY q WORK. 1oG Common street.
HITE 81 CABIN, 4 Tehoupitoulas sk
mas
Through Bills of I.adlng given to TTenton
Monroe and oil Citations on Vicksburg, Shr6Ts
port and Texas Railroad. q
w. b. BROCKETT. Agent. IS Magazine st
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REcE1pTs AT THE NEW BASIN.

Amito River-Per sohr Beperter-t25,0 900 shingles
i6 cords wood master
Blind River-Per sohr T u Kemp 25 cords wood
master
Tiokfaw-Per sobr Elizabeth Ann--50 cords wood
master
Bilori---Per schr ! hree sistsrs-~20 cords wood
mpAter
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.

RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Blind River---Psr schr Sidenia---10 00o slaves 10
cords wood order -
Pass Mancbac-~Psr schr Ethel--15,000 feet lumber
1856 QUO shingles order
Tchsfuncta Rver--Per sehr Tres Hermanos---35o
bbls sand order
Mandoy illo-Pcr schr Surprise No AS cords wood
master !.
Pass Manohae-Per schr FIorance-16 cords wood
mater
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Cleared Yesterday.
Span steamship hiaia. Molins. for Barcelona, via
Havana G. Efande
EeysH l x Roberts
Ger ship INLAND Jansen for Bremen
u Soekmsyer SEQ
Brit ship WARSAW Curry, for Liverpool,
Lowell 4 Bailey
Mex brig Constante, Ramirez for Tanpieo
Master
schr Atwood Hichen for Ruatan--
Jos 7 Maeheea
sebr Monadnook, Gausence for Livingston. Guate
mala- Joseph Kelley
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
The now and fast freight steanne
EMMA
8. CAsros. Jr., Master. J.J. Donovan. CLERK
Ieaves the city for the Franklin Rice Mills. Be-
air and way landings every Monday. Wednes~
Jau and Friday at .. M. Returns 10 the city
avery ave- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even-
ings. Freight clerk foot Of Cont street. ia3s II
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ET JOUIs-Per steamer warner-6e,Tu 700 bushels
corn In bulk gs60 sacks corn Gordon 4 Gomia
UPPER COAST=-Per steamer Eva-sundries to
order . ..
OTrAGHITA C1TY-Per steamer II Hanna-1pJ
bales cotton Jno Phelps &ee- Jurey u ellis .16
Allen, Nugspt &eo-45 Me9ehee saowden y yiolett
-35 Never Wsis &eo-24 John Nehle-2e U Hop
hins==1s Hifseh Adler &ee--iT Jno Hardie loo
IA w b Clarke-e John Adams scot Clapp Bros
Ace-e II \ Newman.e Blachl&pqas Ns, alden
Hartwell Il Cha,nbers-5 Bloom &co--b Lehman,
Abraham &fo-s J D Wolfe &co-a 9 Walmsley y
co.. ino ChafIe & sons-3 Peet, Yale & Bowling
/ @ Harris-a Aiken Il Watt Gwya Dyer
s u Newman &eo=t March 4 sohlenher-l Temple
s Coons &ee-1 " Peale1a9 p gone1y e son. -ei5
sacks cotton seed " Cotton Seed Asseoiation-@-1
sacks seed cotton Aiken a. Wstt--b4 head cattle
head hogs G Mehe aee--at do Wilson Fagan--t4
do 10 head cattle 4 Noel COW and calf D Mont,
ysupdrss to orler-To al 6e5 bales cotton 6l3
sacks cotton seed sacks reed cotton
LOWER UOAsT-Psr steamer laabel-No mani
fsets4 bales moss 10 hhds sugar copsignee unknown
LAUREL VALLEYlPef steamer Assumption.
bbls niolasses John Adams &ee----tT do Cbism d
boyd 30 do 10 hhds sugar Allen Nugsnt &oo-2o do
t,anaux-l bale skins Hermann & Vignes--sriii-
dries to ord Total 10 hhds sugar 10 bbls moasses
ST MAHEINvILLE-Per steamer Geo spanger
30 bales cotton W Bhlbridge Geo. do Rysoski Y
Nspale-t Mettehee, SBo WIDEN g. Vielett-l Ciapp
Eros Aoo-=11 hhds sugar Berand Gibert--z5 90
John Adams kgo-%6 do Robert Hats@20 hides Dbl
do ohs do ils4 dos eggs Z Bsef-?40 do L. hides II
solonon-to Hartmann T. Vi nes---l40 do Eykossi 4
Manade- sundries to ordetIotal IA bales COTTON ~
bids sugar .
bales Gotten j no Chafie Il Suns--5 j Cockburn--2
Ubatfe Hamilton a Powell Aiken Il Wstt-t eek
wool hides Odell WIght--si sacks cotton seed
q tjott i, Heed Association - snndries TO order
Total 81 bales entton 81 sacks cotton seed
WASHINGTDN-Per steamer Bertha-e7 bales
cotton Male & Gammack.s1 Bstand T. 9bert1--ae
Mctiehee, snowden Il Violet 30 j w Bntbridge
Co.'s Renshaw, Cammaok &oo=21 @ L Walmsley a.
eo--aa $ b Newman geo 16 Payne, Kennedy Geo
10 March Il Shlenker--s Meyer, Weis &co---6 Jno
Csstfs Il sens-6 A Feiser Zoos Bush Levert-5
Bloom aeo-=4 Norwood 4 Riehards-3 Tertrou-
ForstalI Il rumonville-g John Adams aoo-2 III
Frye-@t Clspp Bros Geo Blakemore Aoo-.1
orders bbls melasses Payne. Kennedy Zoo -5s do
~ hbls cistsrs bottom 20 hhds sugar Kenshav. Cam
mack Aee----572 sacks cotton seed N . Cotton Seed
Ass1oa ionz=54l hides Dbl do roll leather Gasse
% hda hides 2O hides l. Laeassagpe---ia6 DO bag
wool Bssr--4 hides Rykoski 4 Manade-60 do Il
Valstop-75 do bdla do Block-3 bales moss pkg
skins Gross a. williams rol leather M w Smith
head cattle Ayeook. Mitchell &uo~-~9o do end sun
dries to orstToai 3ea bales cotton 571 sacks cotton
seed % hbds sugar 81 bbls olasses " head cattle
LOWER COAST-Psr steamer Waioan-sundries
to order
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Are now in full operation. and are prepared to
perform the above work with promptness and
dispatch. The advantages derived from the use
OF the
Odorless Excavating Apparatus.
as used by the company. are that the work can
be performed at any hour OF the day or night.
the thorough manner In which the deposits are
removed. the absence of all offensive odors. the
short space Of time required Tan ordinary SINK
being emptied In from ten to fifteen mtnufes)
and. above all, ITS CHEAPNESs.
All orders left at the Company's office, No.
Common street. or sent to Postofdce box No. va.
will receive prompt attention. mh1s I'm
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
April 4, 1877.
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OpELOUsAs.

REGULAR oPELoUsAg PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at q D. nj,
s-w FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOV-
Pert Pa 1T ,a siamImsportY ogroh
AtehafaaYa river and Bayou Courtablsau-Ths
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA.
H. Fl. Broad, master. Thso. JOHN clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board. Or TO
BHITTON Il EPPLER,
ja2s 81 Gfavfer street,
S.-Conneets closely with steamer Minnie
lading to Bayou BUeuf.
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REGULAR OPELOU6AB PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 8 D. M
r.s. - FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
lgAr|Sk1 sas, Port Barrie. simmsport, Church,
- vile, and all landings on the Coestr
AtehafaaYa River and Bayou Courtableau-
new and light-draft steamer
SANDY Mo. 4.
A. P. Trousdale, master, j. b. Schmit, clerk,
will leave rs above. For freight or passage aI~
ply on board or TO HITE h CABIN,
ja22 II Tchoupitoulas street.
r. S.-Connects closely with steamer Minnie
for Bayou de Glaizs. Also gives through bills
lading to Bayou B9uf,
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Arrived.
No arrivals from sea
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dozen FOR WESTERN.
ESCULENTs- Green onions are now begin
ming to arrive, and are taking the place OF West
ern The demand Ia confined 10 tho local trade,
which is limited. Potatoes are selling at ~ COCO
| 3; apples 81 5o0o2 u Dbl.
BEANS AND WESTERN pEAs--Hreep peas
are not wanted and the stock is accommodating
held at 214GD21so U ID. Light supply OF Western
| and Northern beans, and the demand for them il
good. Northern beans sell at 3s4@tc; Western
| S0esIIsc white and red kidney 90 i8 ID.
demand Apples are quoted At 4a4p5c V b
| The market Is bare of peaches; quoted nominanl
at loo ~ ID.
are unc hanged, with ample stocks offered. Conn
iCs; s ary hint ie@i2o o 6. In city slaush
ter sales are making as follows stee
hides over IS lbs 90; 70 to "a ibs 91Sac; under 2
lbs 10. Cow hides, as they run, 6a; kips, 20 to q
Ms DC; kips rs to 80 lbs. SC; calt skins each SOC
So q h. 1000 country wet sailed sold at &c, 100
dry flint at lie U b.
Monetary, stocks, ETC.
| NEW York, April 3.--Gold opened at 1919
| Stocks active and unsettled but better feeling
Money Q. Gold ~. Exchange-long 4,S5, shor
4H State bonds hrm but dull. Government
PARIS, April 8, 2:l5 p. m.--Rentes 1857 exc
LoNpoN, April 8. Noon.-Oonsols 96 GIG.
) D0mestic Markets.
New York, April 3-Noon.-Cotton steady
Uplands llAc; Orleans IKE. Sales 800 bsles
! Futures irregular and CHER; April Il 7S@l1 g.
May ils7@iig,Ss; SHns aI9ao2@2os; July i2iSa
-Four Ann. Wheas shade firmer. Corn steady
! Pork firm. $i4 65@16. Lard firm, steam 9.Ss
!. spirits Turpentime firm, 37L@96c. Hosin Urn
81 O502 10ior strained. Freights firm.
/ Fereign Markets
Il Lrzaroor, April 5 Noon - Cotton buoyaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08

The following losses by fire are reported:
II. J. Farmington's furniture store, New
York, $4,000. Franklin cotton-mlll, at
Saugnot, near Utica, \. Y, $1,000; fire
originated in the explosion OF Il watchman's
lantern: one hundred persons thrown ont
Of employment. Chicago and Huron rail-
way shops, Battle Greek, Mich. $4,000,
At Newton Centre, Mass. Friday night,
burglars entered the house OF Harrison
Prescott, stole bis sale-kcy from his trousers
pocket, and abstracted sol 900 in Govern
ment bonds and $500 in money and notes,
and also 4 list OF the numbers oi the bonds.
Snow has been falling daily for two weeks
in the Black Hills country. One day and
night it fell to the depth Of seventeen inches.
Part OF the day being very warm. however,
it mcltS. and the streams are overlooked.
causing Il large suspension Of mining opera
tons.
The Committee OF Arrangements for the
New York Chamber OF Commerce banquet
to President Hayes has addressed IN invita-
ton to Ex-Governor Tilden to be present.
and it is believed he wall accept.
The boilers Of the steamship Sidonian,
from New York for Bristol, England, cN-
plodcd at sea on the Goth April, killing the
captain, three engineers, two iiremcn, and
one trimmer. .,E. ..+..
The Mormons threaten to resist tie arrest
of Brigham Young.