davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-08-02

whht unsct'cd bit for which fact thcr" *nuld prob
ec!tcrs were In the na'ofity TIL the rain male
them more conservative. The rcpor'"d movement
Of proanee wha fasF but shippers were doing little
yesterday. .....-....
The demand for domestlc tsY Eocae vas light.
or'!cra were confined TO sna! parcels for The reas'
sostmtnt Of stocks. 'oohefs Of groeeiiet were
tatsls ousy. INC Eat's bfonghs in ltmltch num-
1er OF ordef1, and satisfactory volnH1e OF bnft'
ness ~as Aceomp''shta Al fnllS sustained pe'ces
Hnt'cf was In TAR srauc*s. in light simply, hhd
hrNs. Cheese was quiet anu unchanged at oeSloc
forgood 10 test. Prices Ut dried fruits were the
ea'ue a. on tho two previous days. Fish were
active and unchanged. no ehanecs were dc*c'.
nrcd In the leather. bacE'ne, tobacco, enal and
wood markets Oils, paints, and coIors "e7o quiet
and rtcally.'
Tue laHttcf mhtEet was fhther anli. aao !htd
, 1877-08-02
1}READSTUFFS,

FLnCE-wo doll and easier Il former pr!cs.- Thera
s '9 as Sss,, "ss es:. s9f as:, .s vs,, s
thu ncr xrus, u Minncsota springs. s.le9 wrrs re-.
ported Of xu brs wtu.ess At t7un,7.7,, ..s75 b,l+
.pr!us s.'rsl partly at -; 81 sna 10 ora r!o
r. sss shss f. s,., ss ,sssnS s e. ss9s .a ;ss' e
.77a4s. so@a,ea 10. q ses7:oo. ~ ~. w!a.st..
s1am 'J TO- e. soas7s, I eonmon 10 'ss,
eioies family sour t,prine,. s7.soa77ss n,s'uu, IL,
so7s1 :ss spring extra. o. oaa sot el.oics sprlns
.arer."es = Mes oo' medium d. s4o0''o' Eys
Al, -, ~" ~ .ns nv ~ IN. .,n,ssa s % ht
stsek; n,a.ot ~ I'm. ,o.,., =. -, ~
&iiESTsH ~ le.. .e.,:ss. .na .,e,,k.a .heqt .hs
:.s v ':is;' t!ss,at .e'9: TX.
s q f..ss tsnE n T.: .s1s y,
- @ : ~, 1 ;aISSy ,gy II: fnf ~ sf!s
ps,sa Z nssT1art aiNef: ael:srIs. iar III: "'sati
:ssrts 81 sstps:sa y ~ =. Aaxstt issss ,1e!s =
s1 noit fay ~. xhs ss . Ttts
isscu. esSp y sheai ever prsluesa Il fas Ga,seI
s':s; d sx tt sstss* ee:a ss*t;
s 5y:s :s" u . sS's: ASfs'
s:': r.! 81 y :sss Il: .sS
I"1.a -; g a! r .s,;S.s: ~ " ":
G,ssTsorA wuxAr-w.a A quiet. sa.es vess limited
e. sn sa9st ~ y ss;a!an saa!n'i 90 truck No.
W4$IEH WnkAt-Wss quiet but stsady under tair
sn::; %. S do ~ = sIs.s, : y - 81 81 H. ~ i
r.: o 4n m ba '' sample At IN 90 track.
et1iS wv .et,ys aud nrmer advancing 4s,4c DER
, 1877-08-02

WilhdEawn from stora during Tuesday tor city
consumption: Z, Dl3 bu wheat, T. 1Ql bu corn e. 37l
bu oats. hl9 ba barley.
The following grain was inspected into store 10
this city yesterday morning; . cars No. = rcd
winter wheat, car No do, l car rejected, Z
cun No. : y, v, wheat. cars No. ! .uEinx, .
cars NJ. 3 10, & cars Fcjectrl do, car no grads
TO Hheat,; . cars No. leorn, lU1 cars and 6, COO
bu h!gh ml1ea. 40 cars and L, 0Oo tA No. . cufn,
l52 cars and u 100 bu rejected du, cat no vtaae
t7A coEnj; y cars wllta uata. II cars No. : do,
cars rejected do, ! car no Crude l94 oatsl; Il
cars No. Fyc. 63 cars No. do, 2 cars rejected
do ioo tynl; cars No, barley, cars rejected Go.
Tatat 1874 cars,, :sUl, 0o0 hu. Inspected out:
~, Iii au wheat. l6B Ha bR corn, ~, va bp cats,
1G4 bl rye. 45o bu barley.
The lsaaln1 produce markets Hefo rather slow
Fcser41y, with no very wide variations In prices,
other Turn thoas due u the fact that 'cash" NOW
Of the markets ruled tsine early, And were trsues
UPWARDS the eiose of ths session, probably bc-
cau&e Of ths shower hets- With tbs news
Of extensive ralns In the Northwest,
which II Wa feared would hinder the
Ihleshinx Of small gsaln, aut therefore delay
deliveries hcEs. The ioEclgu markets xere not
favorable u higher prices. and ibe lucal influences
bad ltts eject either way. THIS deliveries VI corn
on July contracts rather Large Tuesday after
noon. and those Of pork Wsru largo yesterday
morning. about f,c cIghts Of sll the putk now herr
helu2 carried the Fuunt Of the Offices. Otherwise
httla wu1 done Ia the way Of deliveries. and not
much desire " ptosido for thsn lhxs tbs sSne.
raj feellng WA dull In tho absence Of vigorous
demand luz shipment TIE weather was svu4s'
, 1877-08-02

= And Inscrclt


n ne H'tHera 4s,ettdttd fftss.
SEw ToRK. A1g. 1.-tlofd opened and closed at
1863. With aAtca In the interim At 105A. Dor.
rowing rates. ~, 2. 3. and per cent. Loans
wcre alAo made Nat.
silver At London, "a t.1G 1lere silver ban,
1a3h In srcenbacks and l17h in gold. Silver coin,
II to 4 dsconnt.
Governments were aicady.
Railroad honda wcro quiet Stato bonds were
dali.
Stocks In the forenoon werc comparatively gntes,
trhnsAetlohs being smaller scale than for
daYs past, Fluc,uatton. were not as wide ~ usual
Of Int. and thefo was MI entire absence Of any
excitement The market In early dealings was
heavy AMI lever the decline ranging from u I" III
~ compared with tho closing prices
was etcaalics tonr, and the decline
was generally recovered. In f1o carly afternoon
tho market wa. frr,cr. but towards the close be.
cauo weak. ami prices declined y 10 y from the
htlhest Ptint Of The day. Tho market throughout
the day felt the effects OF the heavy catixattUns Of
yesterday. Tho rlnt at scranton anu the nAarinK
Of the Pennsylvania dividend contributed their
share u the weakness. Transactions aggregated
14U. 600 4hascs. OF whtcl1 tt, sou were New York
Central, "a, 71n Lake shore 9. 700 Northwestern.
1i,u0O st. Pam1s. ~. T0U Delaware. {.acka ~anaa
& Wcstein, o. 400 Michigan ClMtral, ), uu0 Illinois
Central. md II, tOU Western Enton.
Money, casy, 1h0a. Prime mercantile papss,
4GtU,i. -.
sterling, strahy: long. ass; short, AB6A.
t;lenrsngh, s!O. COO. 600. 9
EnetGm%. 81. t3f. Goo.
, 1877-08-02
REAL ESTATE,
The following instruments wcto Glel for record
Wednesday, Aug /:

Wednesday, Aug. i:
CTR PROPERTY.
Twenty fourth It, 25l It v Of Went worth Nv,
9S1t!3 It. with building No. 31J, dated
WEI Ers Il. iii Il IL i!o6oy i: Il I 3ixisi
FloarnIy It, i4s 4 v Of Campbell ~, d T. iii
r.. =. With hn!lslnx. dat,a June I3........ 4.on
Elk Hfoye y. - Il : = Ut GlfnsI u. a 9 {. 1ax
flH t. dheu Iane .l 1,BQ0
fny II, 70 1t as Itstt It. t, 2i1i.a Il. dated
Asa i: i; Of Faiioa i, i. aiiaa il isI: W.
unen aas i. ii III sp;ia9a; Il. v i. Will oo
It, dated INT. VI. iH7H. b7a
Fulton Il. t%tftedt Western sv. q /, Uftto
,rssss s''ss p'ss Sssu a'a 3s Il II v:n i;a Il; ~
,E3tsl3t r VII, bn!l!ltaK. dated July :A... 5000
with lulla!nx. dale! July !7..,....,,,:...... $3.50
i:tH. viii building, dated July Jl........... 100
1':4ft. dated Aug: :1;:....::..:..;........: Lsto
1uD q. dated slsr r1l.....,.....,........... n som
E.Msh 1srnrts,rn Vi, III II IL u Tbirty.Tixth et
wft Ax'Et T. !in.sa J9ly I;:.:.::...:.:;:. 2om
1N' IT, ~!h hul!uE. dated Jnly al........ Hoo
Im g. !a,et July II; 7.50o
1lU It, dated July AQQ]
WeAt Twenty .sea unA IT., l7u II " SE Lenyttt II.
r.. .txMI e. latei jan: I, lh75..;-::...... 500
alax :o4ih e f!set. aatsl Jay s. ::..s... aaooo
and cor " Nineteenth It, ~ II funnIu9
AoGl1 70 Twenty susst It. lAtct1 juhe uQ.,.s, 500
, 1877-08-02

NEW OHLE1Eg,
EEw OnLEASs, Aug. 1.-Ou!l, .1D1isGD1O5H.
sight exchange on New York. X premium.
Sterling, 6l4f.
roRBt0N.
Losuox. An9. ii p. n,.-Consols, d lilo for
mnney; n4,s for account,
United states bonis-'o7s, 1o0A; 'oss, 1oosf !;
10.i0s, 1l04: new hs, 1011f.
New York Central. 9444a; Erie 8k; preferred,
IL: Illinois Central, 10.
1sates af dIscount on open market for shvee
months btl!a ~ III.
pAals. Aug. l.-Rcntcs, 1861 O7.ic.
, 1877-08-02
DY TELEGRAPH.


"
LIVERPOOL. AuX. I'LL T. An.-GRAIs-WhfRt-Wfo.
ter, l2s kpFtpg. NJ. !. l2s3 No. = liz; white. No.
!. IN B4 No. In I'd; club. No h 10 2ar No. i2s
d. coru-N0. |. .tA I'd; No. = ia 81.
rRoylAtUka-p0s&4 GA Lard. 4ay1*t
LISnKpulLs Aug. i-a3n p. .U.-t;QxS-4As 9d22a4 Cd
LIykurDoL. Aug. l-LAie4t -to1IuA-k nsel. but rot
Quo'at'y tovers middi!ng upland. 9 s.ll: urlssns.
aAt Aalea. LOG bales; speculation export, l,us
Anleflcau. L blA
DaxAEA1Vtfs-Duui California white wheat aver.
, 1877-08-02

Long aa short cears quoted At 5&e cash Ct AuRus;,
N,fs7c: long cut hans. f5{alOft a! bo1ed; sweet
'Skltd hs.a.. MsioG Green haTs h,ks.E. <,,,<.
abort rha. HtAs*ac for snDst clears, l04ail4o fof
t4slnA. III canS aseL and packed.
fiakAxE-WA9 quiet nt 4tY<@7c, t..
BEEF pHUiuCfH-W Wero tte1dy aud quiet n s1O. ~
ai1.W for mcsa: &IL733i3.D for extra MeMt And
SIN kiz.s.U! fuF hams.
TAL1AIw-Has gsOsed 1t 73$07Wc for city, &ad no
Tie f0r country.
, 1877-08-02
COMMERCIAL.

Tns following wero tho receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of prodncu In this city uurIux
the twtasy-four hours ending at 7 o'clock on
Wednesday morning, and TOR Tho corresponding limo
LIST year:
, 1877-08-02
GENERAL MARKETS.

ALcoMol-WN aulct aa' arm a ss.oeaa18.
,.5 fsea hs e y sasass msaam 'e}sss ss rt
t,ppsa: ,sao:@e, ttsen s,s.e s';n hut .a,ssa = .
SRI tn.de ru.n 4aa,fe; a me,am u1 10 to ehoee c. sts
s'ssse ;, ''s '''''''' ''4''' ''@'S' S'0'>'' we
nrrIEn.rhs,s va. - aas: net'e, hut I'm, market: X rhs
n sf' III e.. s
r.ns, ets.ns.y ::.a,e. e"ed 70 choice grady: ios'
cs' medium. ,sd''sc inferor to common. mo pal2e.
nAiSSo.s Of s fs.t,,es Of the easss nsr
II u" ns .nS
stark i. :N4e, @oa.aur. nc: Lewiston, re: Otter
saSn!e: :!us!ss i 7; u: $ D. aaab!s zss3tse 'S
Il, % z xSs u s9y @ I s1es WI M
g ts[ .3!:: nd ,sm - sse.ss
iii ii' Z" e' hn h1;afs s' onIo sss
x !i;t|iff;s' @ sis' sss
: sss i ne essss;s e
ss acEas 'fass sss ss
rSe tSe 1s Sa a;ahs ;Sf s ssss lin r'sxra esro
f. assi; ;one. % ., H. 7.ss ,noIrh'a .ulpi. ''ss. u:
nrrcjpIt. H.. UG41. rDGt fnttAc. puNi, ~, -
Fptop ). ah silver cry,i. q. tiMstl n5; soap.
fins barE. iAai2es canary iecG. +'i.ec i i: Hemp
do, 4'.*,Uc y y.
auit ~ !. io s' for fresh in single pack
Fisii-1he ma.ket was without nn.tceabtn chanTc.
HbcfA vnIlc II business Wa accomplished a. tho
Ianxc 81 prizes foiiowins ~: wA!ssf.l. peF hait.
ss ss., s!s: !: 81 s'?t safs
ss%*.sss; i.fss fst"; q: Az, sa;fS 4,
al! .,i.h, xsNtss7st lAtrMtns hrrrig. splIt, hriA
f4 uUt Ia .hfl xi..3; lnI,ratar fl"rrtnF tni1ntt.
Sr!s s1s q. Anfl.; xam H. SorwrHisn % cIrmg @
Sos. :i'c; cslnbis Iisrr s.i,n"n ~ LII sss '''
.,a tic sro snt II othsr isspees. % sso
" FoMa1nS-a,ss. G;s5c. nzs laTefs i. itcs Turk.
0yers III ii; l0.t t!,lsrhfrt. &. tarncla
a'ja7h, zan.c cutrants. 'N.s7' 10; Si;rHn. Dsa,s:
HrFfttss. y, s:s,:, E;ttrd sfrrrjcs it1bt7r
Srrr-FIiiWrs. iiJtsi1t, nInlu1'le, TcFragona. 1914
nr:,se a;.sssI' Ixss' 4sn 'e'""''' 0'o'a''
GiIEEN FaGtT5-Wrrs IN fair ktrnly and request.
SS!5F S g.s:s ssjrs 9 r; r.; n;
saks op bass tontecs IL orasEe. s j.,
a. 5 re- hos tlnous ts.5047 pur bo1 California
it,Es-rfac continues good 10th staple and
19 se ~ a1 s, tu East IL ss y caT
tic sugar market and that fnct rlecks aiy
1n"trr; rrtyifv in I'M ,lrnanh 6n,I 4 rnnrratr am.
, 1877-08-02

cATTLE-Tho market opened dull and weak and re-
mAtntd In that cnuttun thronfhout sho day. Thrrc
Tho nstacle In thu way Of ncttTc shipping
demand the preceding dsys ut tho vcrk,tax.:a
lack Of adequate fActtts for moving this Mock ont.
The Michigan Ccntral wAs accommodating shippers 10
tho Mtmnst OF IL ahy. and rrllrf vas afforded
carlosds Of csttft for WhIzet A1icston. hut all the
thoss two roads could muster fell far shor. Of
meeting the reqnEemehs OF tho trade. And operations
necessarily restricted. The frrsh Eccerts
moderate hut the 5as,is contained Ev deal IT htac
stock and tho snFrly proved excessive. which xare
haytfs ln advantage, and thcJ improved It BY crowd.
ns down rtirra anuthcr notch. nutchtrs stuff wM
dall. and Hnsa'ae at fair price. Ncnry cnoEh IT
TINT enss lto In the saicrcrs 10 meet alI demands
that likely to exist during tht ercsrnt wrek hnd
Ernyc,lent n rrtcea can a looked fnr. Trailing WA
1t e. as.2.G5 tor las amt seaiawaes Ernrra!!y, y:
fs.Mfsf 70 fur r0nS Slon to Hooi t1tchcIs aurk nnl
Texas fhsugl cattle; and at &t.ttaH. for
choice shipping stcera. Tho market etoAcd dull md
heavy. .......-.....
E1trA ptcvce-GrndeIstdcEs weighing I. 40
chSirs iicevSs-Fine Isl. weit:iarrncd !.
9cnn e 9.ycsr'old steers weighing i.2so ,o
assod .tat,cnct ;eers, wcsn. ~
Nedluin 1rnslri-stscrs IN iair iesh. weigh: '
ing UlD 10 1}l Observation-Disclosures. 4.OO34,eU
eon1non io stoee S1s for cY sIa.rtsf
voiRi.tng sI d .MU u. .........::.... a.7so3.7s
.ino a2sas73
htis. anil tclawAE Observation-Disclosures. 313l7 10
hs-Ttrungf 2.fNs: IL
StAt-rtf luU ~ tnnlScsi 3EttsEa. rs
, 1877-08-02
TptA....+.,,,...++ ...%+... ~, o.
NBW YORK;.

S1W f0HH.
xS Il; t
s. psipt . ssisy @ ef!ss a' y ii
kts: III y ss%s sss R:sf 's md s @ 4
SInskS @ Z M sl;ns ng9s5ls = a!ys 9a3tstlSns Ihas
VI Konttssy :tss!: VIA Il i5ia!Ite ri ~ saao
isss IS: &C., d: 9si
sfa'i' ;':s hs si;s sis;: &C.
'ts @ ssG making for two a.y.s
;:,$Sss; TIL, ts,S " MsS An:
ssssS ssss' .n ~ ssa sso:a s e. %s
~. 2seo msktaE o for txo es,ys
ss. ss .aa oss s e H stss @ s a ss s 0aF
a hS,ka .a1ess s.s s5sst
su9sstlons ao~n M on ast week On al Efaaea sac ii
asp1:s" SfSn
@ ss' s:!a. 81 x'0' s.''''
DIX hsss1. s:s' cur f0'*eF
ha;: sss ..s As xi :r w g. . @ sses @
s'i 'sss 'ss "f $ss 9ss:ie: t:*i $685. Is;
io":Ss5aep!y !sht sad dsmaad talFt price. higher,
stxxr.t ti.ss baen dali sn4 ateadyt slnzs. 4asNc;
&. Ie.' MaE ~. !; q,
ssa @ II hfoash ts gtiSSs 0'''''
- LUMBER.
The cargo market wa moderately active and steady
though baycFs held on carly for lower pr.csa. Thu
offerings l!b,t4t. About dozen sacs wefe MEde
Ilecc stun sold ~ s7.hks72a and common tnch II
4 fuik kthnp p1a un1,f Nh
, 1877-08-02
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

ExFIANAT1oN Or TsErEHEHcE MAHKs. - aatn,b..
aDaily ~~~'p>sa'
CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Ticket OtdCcA q Clask.st sherman IIonsel mi =
the depota.
, 1877-08-02
Leave. | Arrtra

CHICAGO. eT. PAUL l. MNHEAP0IM LINE.
Ticket Offices Gl Clarkst and as ktnkle Street Depot
, 1877-08-02

Withdrawn from stoEu during Tuesday Tor city
eonsumptan: e DIS bu wheat, u, l0l bu corn =, 371
bu Qsts, hlg b4 barley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-20

Steamship City of Merida Reynolds, from New York
via Mexican Ports, TO Puig Corral Aco-2a dis 3
Brit steamship Ben Ledi, Wright from Mafseilles,
via Bafbadoes, to II Forstall e. Sons-2d dis 8
Shin Rosie Welt Welt, 81 days from Rio de Janeiro
In balla t, TO mastsr-Pont
Er ship France Villearmoras ~ days from Liverpool
to maeter-Peint
Brit ship Etpfnoway Storm as DAYS from Havte To O
j Shepard &ee-Point
Brit ship Lennie Burfill, Robertson, 4a days from
Liverpool. to Norton Il Bell-ist dis
Aus lark Elliott Ritchie Hutchinson. 30 DAYS from
Antwerp to mastsr-4tb dis
Nor bark Prudhoe, Petersen, So days from Malaga,
TO j H Fferichs-3d dis
Ita bark Enetgia, Corvette. from Lancaster TO mas
ter-2d dis ~
Ans bark Said, Radosich from Crane, TO A X Miller
&ee-Pont
Aus bark Tolotneo Cosulch, ~ dayeEiom Cork, to
A Il Miller &eo-2d dis IS
Schf Anita, Webb, days from Ruatan, to Il M 3d.
yoii-7Pio Tier
Schf l Cettingham, steelman, II days from Phila-
dephia 10 master-Poins
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REUErPTs AT THE NEW pasrr.


Pearl River--per steamer Major W bite--55 900
feet lumber to order
Pascageula Per sobr Jno Popp- go geo feet lnm-
Der to III Buddig
Ichefuncta River-Per schr Emma Amea--55
cords wood to master
Pass Manohao-Per sehr Aleiope--35 cords wood
to master
Pass Mar ohac-Per sehr Po,nme d'Gr---25 cords
wood TO ma ter
Bayou Laoeume-Per schr Cainelle-Jj cords wood
to master
Blind Hiver-Per schr Lady Gay-2o0O0 slaves to
order
Iehefuneta River-Per sehr Wren-2O cords wood
to master
Bayou Laeombs--Per sehr Hattie M-=-a1eords
wood to master
Bayou Laoembe-Per sehr Geo Colnaf--4g cords
wood to master
Pasoagoula-Per selr Deceada-40 goo feet lumber
order
Ocean Springs Per sehr Representation bbls
charcoal to master
bayou Laeombe--Per schr Josephine No2-. 20
osrds wood to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-20
eTAAM BOATS.

Robt E Lee Campbell from vickslurg
Katie, Tobin, from Greenvie
Mary Ida, Ruiz. from Upper Coast
Belle. Harper, from Bonnet Care
La Belle, Wood, from Shreveport
Dawn, Tfuslow. from Grand Ecore
Iensas, Cooley from Tensas
Assumption. Charlet, from Bayou Lafourche
Henry Tepe, Aueoip. from nonaidsenvilie
Lessie Taylor, Kennson, from Washington
Jlo Ill Hanna, Befgeron. from Baton Rouge
A j Bah or, Poe, II m ST Louis with barges
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bayou Sara
Tom Parker, Muir, from Point Jefferson
blue Wing No ., Comstoek, from Chatham Plan
tatipu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-20

Pascagoula-Per sohf Walter Denny-41,e0 900 feet
lumber to II Bud6is
Lake Sh9re-Per sebr I I, Kemp-26 coo slaves Is
cords wood to order
Bonfoucs- Per sehr Mary Ann-s00 bbls charcoal
cords wood to master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-20
sailed
n xuOrtA.

I1rit bark Arabia from Liverpool previously re
arted below, has sailed for Galveston
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-20
rnvestiga,
ttOIl Of

WAsHINai
Committee
of Mr.. Mil,
inst, direcl
forces on I
condition ol
The Gene
eral and OIL
before the
this subject
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-20
SHIPS.
PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND.

1F4 FOR PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND
HY5M The first class schooner A. Fl. HICKMAN,
- Shaw. master, is now loading and will
have prompt dispatch.
For freight or passage apply to the captain.
on board. Picayune Tier. Second District, or
to WILLIAM CREEVY,
no18 40 Carondelet street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-20
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.

st Marks-Per schr Geo W Dill--l12 tons cotton
seed A A Maginns Sons
Springfeld-Per schr Victoria-10 bales cotton to
s w Rawlins-14 cords wood to master
Springfeld-Per schr Lille Simms-12 bales cotton
to oIuer-16 cords wood to master
Springfeld--Per schr Celeste bales cotton 4
bales moss to order-15 cords wood to master
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Leander Jane-26, 900
feet lumber to order
Pearl River-Per schr Lizzie Kellnm--e0,0 COO feet
lumber to W Adams
Springfeld-Per schr Laura-15 600 feet lumber to
o Stuber-l0 cords wood to master
Pearl River-Per schr La Belle-26, 900 feet lumber
to W Adams
Pascagoula-Per schr Mary Ellen-4oOOo feet lum.
Der to order
Bioxi-Per schr A1rincey-1c0o bbls charcoal
to mastar
Bayou Laoombe-Per schr Elk-9oo bbls charcoal
to master
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Rita-400 bbIs sand 10
order
Pearl River-Per schr Mary Irene-4o cords wood
master
Blind River-Per schr Pippo-25,o coo sstaves Is
cords wood to master
Pascagoula-Per schr G Preston-l2oo bbls char
coal to master
Biloxi-Per schr Susanna-13O0 bbls charcoal to
master
Amite RIver-Per schr Ethel-4o cords wood to M
Muncy
Pearl River-Per schr Emma Jane-35, 600 feet
lumber to order
Wolf River-Per schr Galeas-soo0o feet lumber
to ) Movers
Biloxi Per schr Mocking Bird-Iaoo bbls charcoal
Pasc.goula-Per schr Olof 4. 900 feet lumber to
III Buddig
Hands boro Per schr Falster 81, 900 eefaumbsr
N II BuddjR sssssssss
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MARINE NEWS.
OTEICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOuRAT, I,
November 20, 1eTT. I
Cleared Yesterday.

Span bark America. Taxonera for taenoa--
Charles q Gilbert Green &ee
Brit ship Regina. Corning, Tor Liverpool
L Lasombe dee
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LOWER COAST

1877. Lower Coast Packets. I858.
NEW ORLEANS AND GULF TRANSPORTER
TION COMPANY.
The following steamers will laaya
lSS12S az below, carrying the United States
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an app
the Presis /,
duced the [
mint inves.
amendment
The bill Il
will be rel
Paris Expo
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Alcide Albert master. Arthur NfeoIIe clerk. s
DAYS, at 10 a, n. Both boats return on alter
nate days and In daylight. For freight or pas
sage apply On board or to
sci w. j, CJMAUX, 20 Cont street
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noNALpsONyILI.K.

FOR DoNALDsONvILLE VIA NEW oEI.EANa
AND TEXAS RAILROAD. &
r. THE STEAMER
l#Asanks6 ST. FRANCIS HELEE.
William Gibson. master.
viii leave the head Of Bienville street All 7s3o5
tons on the New Orleans and Texas Kaiircad.
Returning, will arrive at 5:45 o. m. Same Doa5ss
connecting with Sunday Accommodation Train
m. 81
Freight received at the same place no to 4sab
O'Clock will be delivered at it's destination nAxk
morning.
oc1on G. Z. PAYNE. Superintendent
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GENOA-Per bark Ameiica-ie22 bales cotton ESQ
Ia cotton seed oil 1900 pcs staves
LIVERPOOL Per ship Regina 459a bales Gotten
90 pcs slaves
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name would cause landlady to hold VI
\ her hands in Virtuous horFOP. --a-
4 One morning Mark woke up and heard
| the landlH!y's cat meWing about the
4 door, which was half open. Dan. was
| fast asleep, and Mark, grabbing one OF
/ his heayy boot, threw it with fatal pre-
| cision at the intruder. The cat limped
of with broken leg (the boot weighed
five pounds) and the Iandlady secured
the missile and waited for Its owner to
appear.
mark got up, dressed, and went out
with bJtn boo S on. The landlady greet
ed him with a pleasant smile, and when
Dan. got up and was walking about in
| his stocking teet hunting lor his left
boot, he received q scathing dressing
down from the laHdlady, VINO, without
allowing him To explain, ordered him to
| Leave the house. Mark condoled him in
| his trouble and said: ..
"Pll stick to ye, Dan" v.. ...
The next house they moved into had a
| pantry close to the room assigned TO
them. Every night Marx would steal
two or three mince pies and eat them
| without giving Dan. a sight at them. In
| the morning the landlady would be
brushing about near the door, Dan.
| would he asleep, and Mark would open
out in q loud voice as follows: ...
"Dan., this business won't do. Those
| pies don't belong 10 you. In the first
place iPs petty larceny, and then in the
next place it gets crumbs in the bed.
Well get notice to quit pretty soon.
'Taint the square thing on the iandlady.
l don't wonder you've nothing to say.
| Now this is the last time propose TO
speak about this"
The landlady, who took in every word +,
would give poor Dan. notice to quit and
never near word of explanation.
"When you 30 l go, Dan.,p Mark would
say, and his brOtherly fidelity touched
Dan. to the very core.
| The next place was an intensely re-
spectacle private family. When Mark
expected to be out all night he would
slip up TO the room and stpew few
hair pins round promiscuously, and
scatter a few down in the foot OF the
bed, where they would be found when
the landlady was making it up. IL
would all be laid to Dan, of course.
| ''PVe got family here, and want to
bring my daughters up respectable, >
would be the landlauy'S remark as she
ordered Dan. TO pack up,
| "When they fire you out, Dan, it
means me, toO," Mark would say in
tones OF brotheriy affection that melted
DAMS inner nature and caused him to
| think there were some true men i'll the
world after all, and he used often to re-
mark in speaking of Twain:
"a man who never shakes friend in
adversely is the nODlest work of God"
III Virginia New Chronicle.
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WOrdh of WarminRI

During the present year, as in the
past, the grave will close over thou.
sands, simply because they neglect the
means which would restore them to
health. Meet the fell destroyer at tn e
threshold, and dispute his invasion by
that more than wonderful medicine,
DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound. There is no cough or
cold, case of asthma, bronchitis, blood
splitting, weak lungs, Group or whoop-
ing cough which will not yield more
readily TO this great BOTANICAL remedy
than any other medicine. II you would
avoid disappointment, and be speedily
cured, ask your druggist for DR.. Nor
ris' Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and
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sizes, 80 cents and 81. Sold by JOHN KEE-
SHAN, Sixth an1 Walnut streets, and
W. I'll. Adderly, Sixth and Mound streets.
Also agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleas
ant to take, and requires no physic
Price 0hr