The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-14

meal 300 bbls grits Ell Lawrence &co-15s soks oats
g r Buddecke Il Son--a60 sacks bran prud ,omme g.
Briggs--7o sacks corn Jos West &eo--2o7 pkgs lead
G Potthoff-23 pkgs mdse Fl Quinlan-$n pkgs lead
Forstall Il Larose-pD0 bbls lime w Converse II &
Cos pkge mdse Wof-ot wagonware Schwartz
a pkge, mdse Goette e. Haid-3s do L SINGER 40 do
III j Mullen---lot pals and covers M Rixuelme--3
hughes and sundres A Lum 6oo-do lot stoves
Rice, Born akoo-S7 pkgs mdse L Lyona-i56 pkgs
elaas M Todd &co--let iron M Schwartz g. Bro
lot stoves and suRdries Sim0n-s0 boxes glass
Hart &oo-1o6 sheets iron D q Mclean & Son-1e5 do
Lagan d Maknson-lot iron staafer M,aoready 900
pkgs mdse D Coleman e Bro-143 sheets iron D
Edwards-3i bdls do s Athens 4. son--edo Hirsoh
Adler &oo-l mill O g. RE Co-lot wagonware
II sora-2o pkgs glass Levi-~A burial cases L w
Bothick-4 do b Donnegap--3 pkgs dse Benville
Oil co.. do Steward Il Thompson 26 Isaacson g.
simms-l Condon-l6 Potthoa--6 stratton d
gan Line-l Dbl ink G w Dupre &co9 tierces hams
Flashpoller 4 Beoker-l boz bacon M Dowling-17o
pkgs furniture X g. j Montgomery--6s DO FL
Barkelage-st MoCraoken Il Brew#ter-4e F Rec
my-30 Wilhelm--38 Fynn-36 E RI Bvers-7J
Jung-12 W Il Rnarose-2a 7 Somers-3i l. Leoonte
&co.4a sharp-leJ D Mowalters-25 J schwabb
Ill Hsbeny-l7 SchDeider--7 w Atcbans-27
Mrs Dejnn-~7 IT Abadie ia FL UthoH--2A W
Novel; 9 II vierning-s G C-snndries to order
VlcRsbukPsr steamer y 1s ~
Newman &co-A2 lei Il G Newman-25 Richard
son Il Maya T l. Alrey aoo-2l Lehman, Abra-
ham &oo-le Norwood & Riohards--l7 Biokham G.
MOore-l7 l. Harris &co Is Payne. Kennedy eco
Ia Clapp Bros &co--ll 8 Gumbe-i1 j Burnett eco
10 Male g. Cammaok-lo Ii blanche Ssco-s Jurey
Aoo--4 J M Fraukenbush-3s Smith Bros &oo--3G w
sentell Zoo Kirkpatrick &oo-1 Claiborne &oo-l
Keller IL Gardper-l FL Allison &oo-e3e saoks cot.
ton eeed N o Cotton Seed Assooiation-3 sacks seed
cotton l. Harris &oo~-3 hhds hides bbls taow
bale ekins Kuebel Il Racquet bale moss bog
K FGross-sundEiea TO order-Tota 401 bales Gotten
$40 sacks cotton seed sacks seed cotton
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Alvin-3e bbls rice
A Sooola--40 do Roder--aos sacks rough rice Joa
Dsvid-2l0 do 2 Thompson--1ao do Cham e. Boyd
81 do Bush e. Levert-4O do J r Kent ssoo-i9D do
Steward e. Thompson sundEies to order--Total TO
bbls rice ss3 sacks rough rice
UPPER CoAsT-Per steamer Belle---s5s sacks
rough rice Steward & Tbompson---&33 do Lanaux Il
Sons-'6s do Kip & Ruoh-455 do G Phillippi-242
do r Brugier-s4 do G Fl Aliens lndries to order
To 81 a2h0 sacks rough rice
KENNERvILLE-Pe steamer Rice Farmer--
a' sacks rough rice Allen Ct Syme--38 do Battles e.
MorrisI-sundries TO order--Total 1913 sacks rough
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine-l17
sacks rough Toe G. A Lanaux--gO do Kip IL Ruch-
sundries to order-Total got sacks rough rice
Receipts at tine New basin
Covington--Per schr Plppo-2 bags wool 100 head
sheep 1916 ST. ids $50 bbs sand and sundres to order
Wolf Kiver-Per sohr Galeas- 10, 100 feet lumber
to j l. Nevera
Receipts at the Old Basin
Bayou Laoombe-Per aohr Josephino-as cords of
wood to master
ny Railroads.
CHICAGO ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD
Sept l3-.--2o bales oottnn Payne, Kennedy &oo-l6
G L Wslmelev &oo-l0 Biokham 6 Moore-10 War.
rem. Atkinson &co-9 Meyer, Weis Goo g Richard.
}no Aa
IS Allen, Nugent &oo---4 Keiffer Gardner aop--3
Richard Flower &oo--5 Gardner, Gillespie &oo-!2
Il o Thomas &oo-1 r T Buokner & Bro car of
horses Leonard 81 Maxwell-60 tierCes hams order OF
Fowler Bros---5o do Sohwabaoher, Prevented &
Pfefer-1 sack bacon Bloom &oo-i bx do McGrath
Compton, cars cattle Aycook. Mitchell soo-1
do 9 M chile &Co-1 car slaves and heading Webster
Dillingham-6o bbls oil order-5o do G CLARK SO
&oo---54 plates iron Badw 600 boxes eggs
Miller e. Meyer--l76 sheets iron pkgs castings to
Stauffer, kMaoready aco-i boiler Jann " &c Work.
do pkgs machinery Robert Hars--3 firkins butter
Clark &lMeader---l do e Conery & Som, ho1es
cheese Hirsoh, Adler &oo--74 caaes matches Wizard
j McAtlister-2 do box CHI ESQ q Beck-i5 do Rus.
sell & Hall-l0 do Theurer-s do frkins butter
W Hsrt-6 do boxes cheese A VillerDin-i box Of
books w III Martin--i5 cases matches Lochts a.
Cordes al pkes hardware Gay &oo----4o PIX 90
mdse Spor-6 cases matches Wild W Rebl--
10 beer kegs RedwiN--l7 bbls crackers nj Hau-
pr sto,s 5 bxs hardware N Thayer-3 tieroes ham
Flashpoller e. Booker bx oas,ings b West-lOs
bars iron M Schwartz g. Bro-1oo bbls flour Glover &
Odendahl--2 do T A Hamilton &co-l box bacon j
W Whte-4 bxs nuts nj Happle-7 hbls alcohol Bss-
setti Xiques-B casks meat e K Converse-s bbls
apples D Cefau &co--15 pkgs machinery II D Cole.
Keer-i00 bbls lime car do w 2 Converse jr GEO.
VS. bbls beef cases fish Fl Lawrence &co-3t crates
cabbage II bhs tots 10 bbls apples W Dawson
&C033 kegs lard hhds bacon hf do 10 tierces ham
Vose Bros bbls seed Ca mdse i72 boxes glasH-
ware L Lyons 100 ties lard 20 hhds bacon Miller
Grigsby &co--l6l b1s meat 80 hhds do 40 bf bbls
Guhrw hnr f.
1a3 tierce1 hams 300 bbls -four
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Sept 1857 saces rough rice ] Irby e. son-a5a
100 sacks rough rice
FOREIGN PORTS.
Pauillac, Sept s. Sa,led-Fr bark Leopold ct Marie
AIgers. Aug l6-sai cd-soon. Olsen, for New Or
leana
Gibraltar Aug 1s-sailsd rtal bark Primo Cordone
MarseilIes. Aug 2s-Arrived-B Cirque Sorelle
Lima from New Orleans
=. Bremen, Aug observation-disclosures, Tonning. for
New urleans.
MarseilIes Aug 25-Saled-France ct Plata. Ii.
querez, for New Orleaus
LAUNCHED.
At Calais Aug 90, by Me 'srs. Rideout g. Lord
fne brig of 4a3 tons ramed Eugene Hale, owned by
the builders, Capt John Lord who owns one GUAR.
and others She is built of the hest material and
s one of the strongest vessels ever launched from
Eastern yard.
The steamer Edite. owned by Daniel M Church of
East Haven successfully launched Saturday last
a length of keel so feet. length Of deck SO feet
breadth of beam Is feet, and draws feet. Her on.
CINE was made by W Twiss, and the boiler by Fl B
Bigelow eco. The screw is 40 inches in diameter
She will have cabins to accommodate 20 passengers
The veseel is intended to sail in southern waters
TIE LOAN OFFICE.