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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-04-05

All the above work at prices reduced to sui
the times. Comes and see for yourselves.
Independence. Ia, May IL. IT.
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COW n n nsuat.
OFFICE NEW ORLA Ms DEMOCRAT. 1
WadhaatlnY EvtsniR feb. al 1a1a


GFNFRAL REMARKS 4'o-thy has been n
clear. pleasant day. notwithstanding the prog
nostieations Of bad weatbr made by old
prubs."
The unsettled condition European affairs
and the consequent unfavolble accounts from
Liverpool and New York hrkets caused the
Cotton market to day to be easr and irregular
and the sales footed up only 30 bales
The receipts of Sugar are Int. and there Ia q
better demand for the good afles.
There Ia q atefstlier feeling iProvlstons. AZ
regards Bacon The market liz Singer In conse
auence Of the reduction of theupply of that
article growing out of the fair hvement Of the
past few days.
The stock of Pork being light.1d the iobblne
demand good. the market IL psaps steader
than Mt any time slnce last satuhy. ut si1 2sca
II ~ Il mt wholesale.
In Flour there Vts n good locaiemand, and
prices rule from stealy to stro,. stimulated
somewhat by the fact that the pres here are
below those Of the West which sct causes
curtailment in arrivals. The unrtainty re-
gartiing the final Issue Of the Eepean war
question is having now oonsiderabbfTeet upon
our market In breadstufs
COTTON Although the businesso day was
done chic fly on the basis Of yPsterty's quota
tiuna, there wsre some sales fullv5p, below.
AdvteeH from abroad were unf,vorah Liver
dull and nominal on spots, with rria deciin-
Ina and futures to 10 points luwl Under
these Influences the mark at ruled ssier and
irregular. and the demand being dutlhe bust
tesa Of the day waa restricted to 4l1O bea
The following Ia The closing repu of the
New ORLEANS Inttnn Ftnhnupnt E
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DOmestic Markets,


New YoRK. Feb. 81, 1914 q. m.-Cofree quiet
further sales per Mary W. Hugg 500 Raw s1-
gar quiet and steady Refined sugar steady and
In fair demand. L,naeed oil 62dp6s.
ais .. m.-Coffee quiet; sales 2l32 Memnon.
Raw sugar quiet; refining fair to good fair Il
@7ss prime7b. Refined sugar easier. but not
- Ga,9,Aee; Feb. 27:mwheat opened at :, o..
Sales y ;, at $40 as April Lar .,, 80 April.
hngs to day 20 1000 ooo: market quiet: light sao
recruits 500; market dun and tame.
tied. Whea 81 osk March: 81 oss1@1 ostt April
q % cash Nc asl q. Corn .2,s@.s. March;
Apr " Say pax M"y s o"s 30 - Msf mareb
40 4as@1o Al. April: $40 s7ts May. Lard 1917
March: 40 Aprtl: 7.47a@1,so May. dressed
Wheat Il o. o osss March :, osH@1 os's 9 ApFiI
Dat, ,nominally unvhanged. Corn quiet; 400
k27b March; $40 4oea.o 42'4 April; sio 5s9
W. May Lard n, = ses Ny 7a' March; 1860
VI 40 Apri Corn weak at 42s@42's May.
alp, N. Wheat-No: 2 red 81 q bid cash: No:
MApriI. AN May. 4a@l4l. cash. Oats easier:
gsad March, 2es April, 2sa cash Whisky
I'm S',@5.4o;; Bacon shoulders A; clear
'lS0. clear sides s.o5@sa. Lsrd-7.2o Bill
Np1NNAT1. Feb. 21.provisions quiet; mess
poReteady ut $40 500 $40 rs. Bacon Shoulders
iIrr,,ear rib 6lo % $40. clear sides go % $40.
,,u ~ Up $40. clear sides ~. Green meats
~ ear rib b.lo, hams o. % sss according
- aaassage, Sugar cure hams SO a's LAIRD
e eiieas prime steam 7.15 g ~ kettle leaf
TIN selling at i, 1909 os for common. a. 75
~ rase eiiAr medium. s4@4 70 for good 70 choices
asS tos p lu3,, Rye steady i No ele good 70
pr pr 11s(a . Oats 2s@2ac for mixed and ao@sic
III lMI Germ is ling at a. Tor both ear or
~ ~ lsprime white aud 81 for rcd Whisky
se''ihsell at ~ o.
80 M11yEsoI, Feb. ", 1915 y. Cotton dull
wsleanssb led: sales 5000 bal e. Of which 1000
WT Wh .ass for export and speculation.
winter spring % ,oa@alos ,od; 90
US; sM-new 26s 2d@26s Cd. old 2sso2ss sd.
Wastorpn tse Western ass %; Pnrk-prime mess
LONG us elaaSss Talow. good to tlne 4os. Bacon
an liz ~ y. l&-Fiour unchanged ct 2ss. Wheat |
u ,n cssnt@ 1os 4dD1os lid California club |
quiet naeassa E; do average lis lod@ias 2d Corn
p ,. M -Acon-long clear declined sd and |
ap a. y es short clear declined T. and md steady
M o aRaa articles ds snahsnssd aa as
,,o'lows: f& dull: Eastern e3s; Western S4s.
80, c -. YYuh Cumberland cut ais: short rib |
avs pa. naanA-long cut dull at 42s: shoulders
quu at ~. Beef-India mess steady at s5s. |
latu ptimeRestern dull ut asa Cd. Talow-
prime, rihe cry I'll at 4os cd Turpeutne-sprit
s ~, ~ Ns Rosin dull: com mon bs Cd fine |
'oS' 1nssse kmerican choice dull ut COS.
.LoNnoN. re- a. Q y. m.-Flonr unchanged
=. rs y, Imhots into the United Kingdom dur
.nE .ne pas, WAX upwards of 900 quarters.
,saa a4vht saoo less than for the previous
.os sasasns new aul: Chicago. of the coast,
sgS "eeseos ~ winter 53seD53s ed Caifo mia
e'uo sss' Shicsp, to arrive, AIS 6d@4ss; Cali
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EsCULENTs-Pota are selling at u 100
p: Oniuns at ~ 1sU3 AZ: apples al 81 60d6 "
bbl cabbages at s56s v 100. and "a 500 80 "
CTatt, O
BAGGING-s steady at Ito In round lots: re-
failing. at 11A@11ac BalinR twine at lake In
round lpta l: retailing ut lac
BUTTER - Moderate stock. Demand lair.
Choice New Yprk creamery s0oDst; New York
dairy. fine 290b3O: New York good 26h2s low and
medium grades 1e12o. Weatern-ehoice. fresh
packed iaN0ig; good do 15Qni1 good fruit house
l4Dl6; summer packed lsGsi4: low grades 60
a.; roll, wet packed 1e6D1s: roll. tubs. 1sD2o
CHEESE Prime Western factory ian B12ts /.
good Do llk@ia. New York cream tbd0l5h.
,WHISKY-.ls easy city made selling at irreg-
ular prices from Vi oOm1 o. and Western rsctl-
fed Al u 04o01 90 " gallon.
BTAHOH.In go9u demand at 3@s,sc In lots:
ichbing Mt pk04c v h.
WOOL-M0re stocks Offering than there Ia de-
mand, and 1t Ia held above the views Of buyers
BURY is quoted Mt 1t@12c. Louisiana clear 2ekc.
clear lake al h129c fb.
.bALT-stoek light, demand active. A cargo
all coarse. cold nj Nc per sack afloat. We quote
prices at the warehouses: Coarse sb@pOc, fine
p 01dD1 10 Turks Island neglected at B2o v
bnshel. Table salt In pockets 1A0TtSc each, as
In size.
POULTRY chickens 1902 E. young s2@
g 5g: ducks s3@p3 60: geese $500, turkeys s1GQ1s
Eads- Western 1o@,ac: Louisiana ,2@t4e "
dozen.
RIOE-Is firm. No. q 5000, common 41en5c.
ordinary bAD6'Sc. fair Bh@5Ae. good b7sadts
prime 6kt06sSc choices exc tb.
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extra q so: double extra q 1906; treble
extra; low e choice, q 2ssss Isl choice extra
ss sie ses ssaers es an ADVANCE of
db l8 Fs MIfEAtIrhe merte, is bare of supplies
The denand Is good and fresh reee pts would
josbIas q !, 1851 sss sb A'fe pes's are no"
fbisYY ae s1 LeEsM a 1ltFy6s esd ss and
changed. With o limited ,ieniand ID the whole
ssapIe trade and ialr business doing u job.
pndf 4@lis;c paeksd dG'' clear riG sides s4SSsse
Ioose AID packed and clear sides 5,.@s ,se 9, for
higher saies-s ear loads Shoulders on private
ter1s 10 boxes clear sides at 5tae.
PORK The activity in the market yesterday
demand good, the market e. perhaps, tteadler
,hsa a. any tine his week st II ~ With
bis {, arriys At I'LL 10. - 80 80 ~
sea wsak ana mar
terially reduced the supply OF bacon. and the
market is steadier and stronger IN consequence.
clear ribs, and sss@e'4e for clear. Dealers rates
are. for shoulders tgsls,. long olear sides eae.
Sales "a hoxes long clear sides at e.soc. COS ks
HAMS We have little to note In this. article.
causing the market to rule euav, There Ia some
inquiry for export. but movt ments Of that kind
are hindared for want Of freight room. We
uu tie plain hams ~ asr. ana choices sugarcured
BtaGlpac. as In brand and quality. sales 40
tierces on private terms.
LARD Supply good and demand fair. with
prices ruling easy but steady. We quite
packers tierce an kettle rendered at 7k@77sn,
aud refined tierce at 715@7'.c. ssles-5o and 80
iii IBRHEAkFAsT pAuoN-There Is an abundant
supply and the market ts dull and easy Mt I
dp8p. dealers charging sis@ge for small lots.
FULTON BEEF Half4hbls - 10. Western bbs
Vii extra Western mess $40 bo0li SO " Dbl.
PACK ERs' HOO PRODUCTS Dealers are
sellng on orders In the Job trade at 90 2sDs so v
half Dbl for pig pork, so 5oali Dbl for prime
mess pork ~ 80 for prime pork, and sio 2s@
10 50 for rump pork. Pigs feet are selling at
si q a hsg Hem p, sapYsages are dnll and9
quoted at g. apiece; Picked heads are offer
80 v barrel. Bologna sausage axe. Spare
ribs-none In market Side ribs s5GotB
CORN The market ls firm aud active. Sales |
]oD white and mixed at 52n 300 white ut b3e 1900
yellow Mt 4sn. 1000 yellow and mixed at 4riec and |
800 mixed nj Ate y bushe |
uATS-Are srRrcs and firm. aales-2oe bugs |
aH le e. shsi goo do at and 900 St. Louis at
BRAN Stock ample to meet the demand. 500 |
bags sold at 90c and 100 at g5e " cwt. |
HAl-Demand moderate Mt easy prices |
sales-90p bales prime Mt sl5 GO choice ut slG 10
aud 200 choice Tim thy at sl7 v ton. Oh
OOFFEE@There is but little bu 5ness doing |
Ia this line Of ira re-.
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fornis club sss .sdpbs: imports Into the United
Kingdom during the past week. upwards OF
100000 quarters. being about 10000 quarters
more than the previous week,
Corn dull arrival aargoes OF new ats eareoes
to arrive. new 254@25s Cd imports into ths
United Kingdom during the past week upward
of 2os 900 u,larters being about 10000 quarters
more THAI for the previous week.
D. m-Sugar both spot and afioat a9s cd.
Tslov Aos. Spirits I'll turpentins 2bs 3D.
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since Friday, iaat week. laat year.

Total ~ Gl,3l2 T5.Tln A TG3
Reneipta Mt ports since September 1 .s 500 ala
haceipts same time year before. q i2s sIb
OeNports to $50
g. Il. Fee Con. Chan. st.ke
This week 1889 ,aal 22soT .... s7t ,13s
Last week III l1b4e laalo e444 po2 7sp
This week y'r aa,I72 4,2ss 1924 .. aso ,p5s
OCEAN FREIaHTs- Ara quoted "a follows:
:, by steam Cotton to Liverpool i3-s2op1. i'd: to
kevel ..--dt e Bremen ID. TO Boston Proyi
s d,en,ss Fall River PHILADELPHIA and baltimore,
LIN se NoW i ,os ri Il NeW fnrl I'll xran g
BY sail Cotton 10 Liverpool 10 s2GD1.l6i TO
i mayre H.: 70 Bremen ~; to Genoa tbsplc;
q A. on moasses v bbl to New York. AMI floo4 10
hid on SUGAR. kv sail the rate on molasses to
New York Is VI 2S Y Dbl
SUGAR-Thare IL a better demand 10 dav far
the good grades, with only light receipts
We quote: Interior 4aac. common to,
good Sa &c, eomm 1.,, sa@osc; fair to good fair
prime saaaI sc: gray clarified %: yellow
clarified, as IN quality stos1sc; off whites, good
soNa MT s,s ssah whit clarified s's@ec.
ann the inquiry limited. N unchanged prices,
We quote: Common 10000; fatr es6oasr.
prime se@a2e; strictly prime 3s@s5c: choice
FLoHR-The general position Of the flour
Trade Is unchanged, The demand IL fgSr and
prices rule from -teady TO strong with rSore or
less ieserlsh anxiety in the market regardin
final events in the European war question
Apart from that consideration. however tha
Local Local position Is favorable to holders. prices
h t being belo those preaailing at the West,
from which cause the arrivSIs are steadily de-
Ginning In volume . -"
$ sales.nso Ibis at :. go at :. SO; 20 at a7s
aoo q. 20 70; Do at 81 37b tso and 100 Mt a. az:
at 81 100 Mt 8 30: So al S. IS $50 at % ID 30
at go 40; 30 ut ss so; LAT, 100 and 200 on private
te I'm ,no.. Ana ;, .unauaa. :. ''''''
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened m office at 1st Canal street, betwsen
crst Of Nhon dc PEnclos, who, up to her death
IN her seventy second year OF aes, retainsd the
beauty. vlvaeity and spirit rs when she was
which is PLEASANT even enjoyable, ladies' cal, do
away With at cosmetics and paints, as the skin
becomes soft and white. the eyes regain thaf4
turns. The old BECOME young and the young
WHO have ruined themselves with Int hous.
vigor. and fire Of youth, All diseases and
troubles peculiar 70 lelies treated By q harmless
and painless method Consultations and cor.
respondeHoe strictly confidential
dec II DH HTi,T,K Id fann1 afra.+
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ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1878

/ - =s 4 .sA5aezkE6. " Ia =
Newman-5 Henderson, I l. Airey Aco-----1 j
Harris Acu-t 0 Thomas Aoo-s Jno Phelps Zoo
Total j93 balHs nsttun s8E8
hhds tobacco Gunther & Stevenson - do Kirk
patrick &oo-4 do Jne King 6eo---l do Beadles
Wood &no--i car wood Noel 4 Wocten---2io bbls Of
ime Visard-l csr wood y Frse-2 Q rs lumber
w ~ Hiatt &ee--1 ear bhk wheat u Higby-ID
hbls whisky y pkgs mdse lob kgs glassware 10 tubs
butter A W hitnsy &ee--5 pkgs rigging w Hotns-
boxes eggs ksg 40 M BIT oh SONG boxes frames
! biliehthat--i hrkin butter Clnt1n-A4t boz soap
Iermania fatobal Banks bxs castings Kntsh9edt
4 tienve t4s crates chairs l. eeotnte--25 tnbs Of
butter q Il Lawrsnes &eo-1 box machinery A Mar
tim eases goods Qnpng Sun.--@6 tubs butter i n
soari 4 son-a cases ratay y Mytfstt dco- 90 cases
rams 10 90 eaeon 10 do shout era HehwAbacher,
hIowenela Pfetter | bd paper II j Hall boz
+ esss. hats sna u .asss wagons 81 r mrs paet
flowers + Tpiatues-a easss rihhons II Menuters"s
cases hats Iazard 6col1 10 DIX ~ ileer Hellapder
Il case cigars II Lpeb--a ases ahoes II h N Ra,pory
- CAGES thread Katz & Barpett--g case, hats A
Junhin4-g do w Piearti4--l boz hepks A n elsop
= wagon seat and eushiens Bodley Brna- u Dbl m
ali .i.v hasa ianbt. ! p.pas ~ hi ,;lsa
fi,s 4 vio ".a'. = 'ao :, 'y W unions
n hills bee.a q pavso q pe'1 ,s h.s u
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MARINE Me VS..
uFEIeH NEW ORBNAHH DEMOCRAT, /
February %. laTa.
UI~.vAd Yesterday.

OIesysd Yesterday.
Span steamship CO 'tilla Cspelo, for barcelona
Brit steamship King Arthur. Hbughten, for Dan
kefgne, France Hall 4 Vaughan
Steamship Morgan City. Read, for New York-
IA Whitney AcD
Steamship Reading Cotton, for Boston-
VIM CreevF
Steamship Hudson, eager. for New York
Moult1n
Ship saranak. Wood, for Crenstadt--
A Il Miller Ace
Brit ship Lady Clarendon harsball, for Breme4--
Hall a Vaughan
Bit bark David Malcpmson, Morrow, FIR Liverpool
Lowell Il Bal ey
q w Reufr
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.-..-.. ~ Hs'lros5s.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD


Feb e7--169 sacks peas Goodwill & Carter-e2 do
j "A b tker-a hhds tobacco kirkpatrick aoo-l bals
mdse W II Letehford &on--il bbis dr ID peaches ~
sacks do II Wilson jr--l65 sacks peas g. order rs
pkge mdse q whitney &co--1p cases mdse Albert
g. Reinerth--21 do Belden--6 do ID Booths bla
do j u Warner--lp pkga mdss H FL Hanse--3 do M
schwartz 1t Bros do Woodward 81 WrigbI-2 bills
potatoes j Finney-t pkgs tobacco SrhelcS & Berk.
sonlot wagon stuff Wilson Chi DIS 6co. 1888 Az ok q
peas X ent &co-3 pkgs tHias M Beer Area-d ats
stock ORDER 10 tierees Cobb & Maxent--tOO Dbl
lime Wizard Wilmoh-luD do j q ClatH-H77 scks
cotton seed Cotton Seed Association bales OF
mdsa M hwartz A. Bru----lS0 ca es do zuberbier Il
b baD-i00 do Smith Brfs &co--5U do E J Hart q 90
50 bbls oil J Aldgs-24 tierres hams casks sides
DolhOnde-as bales broom corn r A Archer-2l
cases mdse Beden-15 do Simon d. KObn-tGp rk Is
baskets McGTaw3 pRgs castings q w W Good
w,n----p pkas mtse H Stern Geo do u ez-5y4
sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed Association $40
sacks oiicake Anderson & SimpsontsO PIX % beer {.
Yaets--2 Dkgs mdse Moure--S do w Kenton-5
Yale & Rowling-3 Neyser &"o--656 bales oott on to
R4nger, FHtman &oo~-2a3 j Fl Manry Ieo--35 Il Fl
Buck-12o " illiams g. Crane-.3 Ocean 6eo--12 II q
@ Newman--l0i order--l5 Allen. West Il Bush-5
Gardner, Gillespie &co-I Chafe, HaInilten d Powell
anndries to ordsrTota 1851 bales cotton I40i seks
cotton seed bids tob icco
Train No 2-10l bales cotton to order--46 do j H
Maury &eo-l car mules Roach &co-2aO sacks oil
cake Anderson Simpson--a1 casks beer II X Go.
greve--16 pkgs mdse Foreheimer Bros--s bbls tur.
pentine Simpson Il Trieou-~1 Dbl sausage Fl Red witt
bxs meat Barstow & Dseves---i2 do Sch W abaeher &
Hrsch-sundries to order-Total 147 bales cotton
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD
Feb 27-6T bales cotton Biekham & Moore--52 do
ordsr-49 Meyer Weis &eo-39 Richardson Il May
25 Chaffe Hamilton Il Poweli-15 Gumbel-13 Leh.
man. Abraham &oo-i5 MoGehee. Snowden & Violet
la Stewart Bros &co--s Allen, Eugent &co-s Felix
Wa'ker-7 Brittop & Mayson 5 Jno Chafe d Sons-
L II Gardner &co--4J e. CROMWELL & c
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PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE
For Galveston, Houston and Iuay.nou.


For Galveston. Hoi,sten and Inalansla.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot Of A.
Ann street. at $3.50 a. m, reaehiug Morgan, fHtv
at 1925 D. IN. there connecting with steamers
JDaEPHINE on MONDAY.
HARLAN on TUESDAY
WHITNEY on WEDNESDAY
HuTUHINsON on THURSDAY.
JOaEPHINB on FRIDAY.
HAHLAN on SATURDAY.
WHITNEY on MONDAY.
First class fare to Shreveport sas-Time a
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip 10 Gal
weston and RETURN good for thirty days, ISSUED
at s21. '' So
Tickets and staterooms secured until q. H. m
daily tsundays excepted). at Agents office. ,r Al
the Ferry Landing, on morning Of departure,
=. Through tickets Will be Issued from this Office
" the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad. on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and PaoIat
Railroad. ''''~'
q. A. WHITNEY d co., Agents.
tel ~ Corner Magazine and Matches sts.
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EXCURSION @
To the Paris Exhibition.
Reduced Hates fur First Cabin Only
RAILROADS.
TREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW oRLEANf
RAILROAD. ''

REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD. ''
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
will depart from. and arrive ut the Calllope
street depot from November Is. 1s77. as follows;
= DHPART ARRIVE.
Express No 9. 100 n m Express No.4 10 100 3. m,
;, Nos. and run daily. and daily except
| Sunday. =
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
| through to Louisville. Cincinnati and Chicago.
without change. and for ST. Louis q sleeper Il
| attached at Milan. enabling passengers to 20 ,
through without leaving. the train.
Only one change TO New York and Eastern
Friday evenings train makes no connection
Accommodation trains between New Orleans
Leave New Orleans s:4s p. m. Saturday. and
7:oo q; M SUNDAY.
This is the only line running double daily
through trains to and from all points North and
;, Tickets for sale and information given at 80
Camp street. corner e 9 q G9m nma ;,,o,.
1HE NHK K6 2H5E ASs1 AER }i MOBILE hail
THE on9 A1sf fF sSRfH LIS 5 WIZ no TIE
Via Louisville, via Allan. "a and via st. TOuis
CARRYING THE q. 8. MAIL.
;, Trains arrive and depart from Depot. foot Of
Canal street Ms follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express Sun Express. ..... g:aSa m
F fsersss en m a 1ssn oay ''op
eept sunday.7:5 80 an. cept Sunday s!4b p. m
Pullman Paluce Cars daily to Cincinnati
Louisville. Nashville st. Louis, ,Washlngton
Baltimore and Philadelphla, without change
and only one change to New York and Eastern
cities.
Ticket Office corner Of Camp and Common
street. opposite City Hotel.
D. b. ROBINSON, Superintendent. @
mh2H ]. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent
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REoErpTs AT THE NEW pAs1s

Anite River-Psr steamer Alce-50 600 feet lum.
Der to order
Pearl River--Per schr Gen Washing 'on----4p 900
feet lumber to w w Care
Bilexi-Per sehr Topnsire--sGo bbls charcoal TO
Pasosgoula-Per schr Carrie swan~iGO0 bbbls OF
charcoal TO master
Pearl Rivef-Per sohr Josephine No 2---25 co. DIS
wood to msster
Pearl River-Per schr Petronia-2G GOO feet lumber
to order
Blind River-Per sohr Little Bill---aoO bbls char
coal to master
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OFFICE "CONyEYANCE RECORD,'
No. Ia St. Charles street.

No. ll st. Charles street,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
j.. The undersigned respectfully announces to
the public that they are prepared to furnish a
gomplste Ohain Of Title or list Of Transfers OF
grant or purchase. when required, also full
Abstract OF each transfer Ia. the Chain thus So
Investing ia Mortgages perfect seeurit t, from Dp
fraudulent or defective titles. The method OF
indexing our "Conveyanee Record. peculiar 10
mediately.
Attorneys. Notaries. :, Auetioneers, Land
Agents Surveyors, and nj parties Interested In
anime our Record" %
det am T.. y. nnDs,E ~ sn.
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STEAMSHIPS.
nREMEN.

nREMEN. ,.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTH
O AMpToN AND HAVANA.
aNFsA The steamships Of the North Ger.
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trip
as follows: O
From Bremen. From New Oresns.
FRANKFURT, Feb. 40, @ about March a.
h h1RNNBERR March % about April q.
Havana. aud on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Hayre to Ha.
yana %. Or NaW orleans-oabin $3.50 gold: Steers
:. From New Orleans TO Southampton. Havrs OF
Brsmen-.Cabin. $50 teoldl steerage, ~ gold.
tg2lld,; steeraee. sag tgoldl. ,
dren under one year free.
EXCURSION @
TO the Paris Exhibition.
Reduced Hates fur FIRST Cabin only.
From New Orleans t.. Paris and back to New
Orlsans by q steamer Of this line, tgoldl $3.50
From New Orleans to Paris and haek TO New
York by steaner OF this line. tepld1 saao i.
more by steamer Of this line. igoldl s2l0.
Tickets OF the last named class tBalttmore)
are good only to October III, 1878.
The company reserves the right TO change the
route OF the steamers their advertised days OF
departure and the prices Of t,assake
Passage tickets from Bretnen. bouthampton
or Hayre to New Orleans Issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. u. HTOGKMEYEH d co. Agents.
anA1 ~ a. Union streei
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.

Bonfouca. Per sohr Mew-2o cords wood to master
Ocean springs-Per eohr Appel sohi-t2D0 bbIs of
charcoal TO master
Pearl River-Per sohr Alice MoGuinn--45 600 feet
lumber to order
Horn Isapd-Per sohr Geo pandely---soo bbls Of
sand goo bbla rosn to order
Pearl River-Per barge Clio-~75 cords wood master
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NEW ORLEANS
FIGURING MILLS,
WEBSTER & DILLINGHAM;
Nos. 90 and 81 Peters, and "a and "a
Commerce. street, -
Manufacturers Of the HIGHEST GRADE
Of FLOUR BY the NEW PROCESS. spesaIlv
adapted for
CITY TRADE AND EXPORT.
GRAHAM FLOUR constantly ON hand freari
ground daily.
Flotr delivered to all parts OF the city.
FRESH GROUND BRAN. SHORTS. SHIP
STUFF and SCREENINGS constantly on hand
at lowest market rites. 6
Highest market price paid for Wheat.
de29 am
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Arrived.

Schr II r Newcomp. Baker. days from Port Ante
MO, ia. to Uteri a. Brn+-Pie Tier
SShr A Denihe Jones. 70 aays from New York ia
Norton Il BELL Point
Sleep Maggie, Dawson, from Chicago 10 mast@
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DECORATED CHINA,
DINNER SETS
TEA SETS,
VASES. DESERT SETS:
FANCY CUPS AND sAUCERs.
Il. YINET,
zS7..........o. Canal street. .zsz
Near Rampant street. O
Only during this and next week. fss1v
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Ilghtsrage TO Corpus Christi us any, at riah
and expense Of eonsignees, '' CIV '''"
:, Freighy for st. Mary's, and Fulton landed Al
Roekpott- " ~
Freight for all the above points rscelye al the
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad
foot OF LafRyette street. daily until 6 b, m.