The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-03
Receipts OF Produce.

UPPER COAST-Per steamer Eva-so bales moss
TO s Herrmann-3o bales hay McEvoy- sundries 70
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Kittie Nye-
Lot empty hhds and sundries to order
Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD.
July 2-7 bales cotton to Allen, Nugent &co-4 do
Richardson 4 Mays Stewart, Bros Zoo Lehman,
Abraham &co-1 Harris &eo-l Jno Hardie 4
co.. w B Thompson &eo-37 boxes fruit to W
Stork-a do Paul Pace-35 e M Sivon-1a2 j Ma.
oheoa-sl g a Schenek-eB d Cefaln q Sonia do
Lecler-3s Joseph Torre,3oo cases canned goods
100 boxes candles O "A Whitney Aoo-5 rolls leather
Whittier & RI case cigars Thos Simms a. Levy---5
tieroes shoulders Flashpoller q BeckerI car cattle
M Flautt-1 do Aycock, Mitchell &co--3 cars brick
J r Kent eco car lumber to Terry & sons-6
cases shoes Martinez-22 boxes mdse show
cards Katz & Barnett-6 boxes hats d MERCER 4 Son
$ pkgs do Meunier-2 bbls sugar Miller & Diel-
mani pkge paper Weber-i46 pkgs beer zeig-
ler15 Pkes butter Miller qrigsey aoo1 casks BE-
pcs shaft1ng shakspear & smith-65 bales hay Chas
Pleasants-s00 canned goods Schmidt Il Ziegler
lbs gkgs beer Hollanaerm pkgs TOBACCO Wack \,
rolls leather M w Smith, empty kegs Holland
er-1 soda fount I s Waterman-6 empty bbls to S
brio 5kslM M kKs n boxes TOBACCO Mayer s
bernagle-4 pkgs hides Fl Magee-l car wood 2
Nagle-2 cars pos slaves Bobet Bros box DR. Saml
| Bemiss-7 cases shoes e. N Samory--25 bbls whis
XIV G Pascal &co-25 do @ Spor-15 Gottschak-
ok ps hardware Hennessev q Bro pkgs sundries
Lsets & Fink box to J 3 Dow-27 boxes hats to
K Booth 4 trunk mdse S j Ireland-l0 bbls onions
g w Dawson &co-3 cases mdse Anderson Simp
aon--1O hf bbls beef Schwabanher g. Hirsch-1oo bxs
hutera Rice. Born &oO-1 box fans Phil McCabeI
| box leather John Frank &eo-sundries TO order-To-
| tai 10 bales cotton
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.
July 2-29 hhds sugar to Il 4 @ Newman-34 bbls
molassss Stewart Bros &co--4 hf bales moss to J r
hale 1nh
i sacks wool A Gleason-2 hides boxes eggs to
L Laeassagne-l2 do sacks rough rice bales moss
66 sacks potatoes sevin-2o do boxes eggs to
Labrey & Chassaignac-6 bales moss Joseph Vignes
- do A Bourg-2 Odell-5 DaffoHr-32 sacks
potatoes j Biboet-sundries to order-Total 20 hhds
sugar 81 bbls mOlaSBes
From Clinton-Per steamship Morgan-172 sacks
bone meal sacks wool Is bales hides 4g7 bales
tor to G Whitney &co-374 sacks cotton seed to
Web ter & Dillingham-is0 do Glover q Odendahl--
20 head cattle Mehe &co-sundries to order-Total
| 4g7 bales cotton 800 sacks wheat
| From Galveston--Per steamship Morgan--l2s
sacks wool to 9 Whitney dco-55 bbls oil Aldge
| -Sundries to order
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
| July 2-1s7O ,acks oilcake to H e. Beer pkqs
bags Rms hing Bro do Wsittl9gml Emerson son.
Bridges-1 organ Rev S W Turner crates eaTthen-
ware e Renaud-4 boxes mdse to Abadie--2O
boxes tobacco Mayer e. Silbernag e-50 do to Moore,
Strattm doo-lO w w Maxweli-l2 Rayal Il Cole
mau-12 G B Block Goo M L Hudgins &oo-l re-
frigerator W Shepard boxes mdse L Boyd-2
do J Salerena-4 Bateson. Wisdom e. Bowling-2
boxes drugs / L Lyens-18 pkgs butter Nelson e.
coz do John I Moore ir-ls do to W Tel Co.'s
boxes mdse Fl Gogreve-l1 hhds tobeooo Kirkpat-
rick Aco-a car stoneware Benjamin -25 cages Of
wine Y Micas-42 boxes bacon to SehWabaeher &
| Hrsch-2 boxes mdse Schneider-1 do to Leefe &
Fink pkgs mdse to Pnrvis-sundries TO order
Total IL hhds tobacco 1870 sacks oilcake
| Receipts at the Old Basin.
Pearl River-Per steamer Col Hooker-5oooo feet
| lumber 10 coops poultry to order
| Tchefuncta River-Per sohI Laura L-4s0 bbls Of
| sand to order
Springfeld-Per schr Julia--10oo bbls charcoal tc
master
| Pascagoula-Per schr Sarah-6o, 900 feet lumber te
order
Pascagoula-Per barges-16Oooo feet lumber te
| 81 Buddig
Receipts Mt tine New Basin.
Biloxi-Per schr Comet-30Ooo feet lumber to 3
stookton-Per sohr New Star-4c 900 feet lumber
to order
Blind River-Per schr Hermit No 5000 slaves
4 Pascagoula-Per schr City Belle-l0oO bis charcot
4 to master
La Conche-Per sloop Star Of the Sea-139 bbls o
Paseagoua-Per barge Laura-1l0, 600 feet lumber
to 81 Buddig
1 Memoranda.
comparative statement Of sea,going vessels
In the port Of New Orleans, made up to July |
1879 shows that there were steamships, ships
barks, 3 briggs and 10 schooners. At the date
last year there were steamships, ships,
barks = briggs and soho0ners.
The new Guisn steamship Arizona left New York
at S 35 P. NJ on Tuesday. June IL. and arrived a
4 Queenstown at 720 A. M. Wednesday, June "a, in
i days hours and % minutes, which is the tastes
transatlantic passage ever made.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
new lighthouse is to be erected at Sandy Neck
Cape Cod, this season, and cargo of brick for thu
same has already arrived. Also, lighthouse
1 with higher tower, is to be erected at Wellhee
this season.
u LAUNCHED.
VI The bark Boylston, built at Bucksport by W. Fl
Gem & Co. for John S. Emery 4 Co.. of Boston wa
business Her dimensions are: Length 142 feet
beam 81 4 feet, depth Tx feet, tonnage 52e.46.
SHIP BUILDING.
A three masted centreboard schooner. 13sfeet long
is to be built ut Tayors shipyard, Portland, and i
owned by Capt. Minst, CT. NJ. Stanwood, and others
| At East Boston, the schooner building by John
| wide and ~ feet deep, to be built of white oak
hackmataek and hard pine. Capt. P. Il. Crowel
and others own her.
Mr.. Brooks is also at work on a schooner OF II
tons intended for the West India fruit trade. Sh
will be go feet long "a feet wide and 81 feet deeI
She is owned by Capt. Richard Freeman and others
4 FOREIGN PORTS.
| by Cable to the N. Y. Herald
Liverpool June 27-Sailed for Pensacola, Br shi
City of Ottawa, Dunn
Sunderland, June 27-Arrved from Pensacola, No
ship NoFdens Drowning, Hemiksen
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