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mf FINANCE. CONSUMPTION" IX THE rXITED STATES. n. Ifsw York Chronicle of Saturday i fail Tetania of the cotton mann- 7iadatry the United State wrttf ending July 1st, 1874. The jor tn consumption are the same as i on Sept.

19th, with its statement of the cotton crop, "J'wfcjcn were incorporated in the gteaient We can see no good vby he cotton manufacturing hould be separated from the crtp i particularly as the consumption of mills is necessary to deter-iniithe actnal prodnction. lnB total number of mills in the country is ot down at S4T. of which (SCO are rjg jforth. The nomber of Northern in operation is given at u)d looms Their consurnp- (jj f0r the year was 507,790,009 pounds, gr LtKK7 bales. The table below shows the ntunber and capacity of Southern wills, nd their consumption for the analog mjr uu, joii Qnaaiy At'w ouum -size used.

5. of pin dies. 67.5H4 1.2S8 137 390 in 500 lfi.J00 I6.I0O n.6& 55.4MS 2,672 47Ga 10.226 66.490 No. at No. of All la.

lour a. AaPtanW S'Snwfca yarn. 10.30 liH 13 71 21? iaoo li. a 10.76 12 fW 13. 3d nu 12 no 16.00 Daes.

19.722 39.931 4.0S7 2.780 2.645 7.288 14.7J6 VLSI 2.745 11.49s L564 Total 10.405 48f.CS 12 5 123,528 The prodnction of goods is stated as fcllewt: Tatal Total Total yolttmrn g.uiliarn Caited i Suttee. 9uia. Huui. Thread, yarns and unaea IDs 131,000,000 18,000,009 149,000,000 aheetlnge, mm and similar Sfln arda J1.610.CW,000 97.000,000 707.000,000 Twilled and fancy rm da, (mm aberaa, Sana. Ho, T'- H4 OTO.OfiO 2Z.OrO.000 iVX) (TO yrnrt cloths, 6-8 006 90.1 6na.ttW.0O9.

oingKania. yds 0 33 ooo ooo. jMi Tdr 30 eOO-OOe) 3O.M10.00O jlMmlMil. S.0U1.0OO the above there ia a large pro unction of hosiery and knit goods, made of cotton by itself mixed with wool, ef which we are able to give no satisfactory statement. With reference to the actnal cost of production the Chronicle says To show the present condition of the actum manulactunag business, we hare prepared a statement of tne current itjka of plain brown cottons, and of the cost of prodnoing them severally.

The present wholesale prices are as Printing do No. 32 yarn, 7 yards to tuts pound, 53feo. tight sheetings. No. 22 yarn, 4 yards to tn pound.

7o. Standard obeetingsfo-14Txn, 2 85-100 jarris to the pound. c. Cotton suitable for these goods, say trict Good Ordinary Texas or other Gnlf -staple, or Low Middling Upland (old will now oost in the mill an average of 154te. Its waste in manufacture, including about 5 per cent, for hacgisg and bands, ia an average of 13 percent, net of the weights of cotton in the doth, or about 15 eent.

in the gross weights of the cotton in bales, equal to making the cost of cotton in the cloth 17-63c The east of manafaatarinff, as dually and property avad pat the mills, includes labor, mill expenses, current repairs, and all other charges, but does not include any rent or interest on the coat of th mUl prooertv. nor any allow ance for it yearly depreciation, nor the expenses of selling the goods, such as tiannpertstion from the mill, commia-kous asd insurance. The cost so made vp is taken by mannf aotnrers to be. and actually iav the same per number of yarn, per pound, on ail these plain goods. That cost Taries from 44 mills to 6fe mills per number, per ponnd.

in different mills, according to their organ-iiation. condition and managemeat. The rate of 44 mills is extremely low, reached by very few factories while 61 nills ia an extravagantly high eoet. The mean or average ia probably 5 or 51 mills per number. The oost, then, of manufacturing a pound Of printing clotb iav for No.

S3 yarn UWOe. Of light sheeting. No. 23 yarn, 11 Of standard sheeting. No.

14 yarn, WSe. Add to these severally the oost of the sot ton (in the cloth). and 2 per out, for expenses of selling, and we have the cost at mill of these goods, per wind of 1 yards printing cloth, 35.12c. or per yard, 5.02c. 4 yards light or per lard.

7.44c. yards standard sheeting, 25.48c, rper yard. 8.94c. These tignres of cort include no allowance for depreciation of mill, which hould be at least 6 per eent. on the perishable portion, equal to 5 per cent, on the prodnction at present values, nor tor interest on the investment, a proper charge Before profit cam be connted.

ataoy manufacturers have a heavy debt, carrying a large interest account. That "tnuat me met out of earnings, and in cases where that exists it is evident that the manufacturer has a very oon-' sidsrahie loss at present prices. THE COTTON CROP. The Chronicle, in its weekly telegraphic report of the cotton crop, says: Some rain has fallen the past week threnghont the South, and the cold feather experienced in the North has wen followed by frost and ice in a very WBiderable portion of the cotton States. Oar telegrams, however, show that the extreme Southwest is still without any appearance of frost this season.

THE GOLD MARKET. The same journal reports This ia the first movement ot importance that haa been notiewd in the gold Market for some time past, and it ap-ars to be based almost entirely upon he present condition of our relations 'vith foreign markets. There has been a ovement of more or less importance gping on in the importation of securities abroad, which is in it-self quite norma for this country, and in addition to this the advance in the Bank of sd rate for the purpose of drawing to that centre, has led to the an-leipatioa of an export movement from Luu pore So far as this season of the ear iseoneerned, when out exports are JRl generally regarded as favor trl-i-v fotd ahould rnla at compara-J high figure. THE EUROPEAN COTTON MARKETS The Chronicle, speakin of, the floir of money to the West and North, remarks tha whmt-ia certain ia that we are on 7 unprovemens. wmcn cannot iocg ueiayea.

One of these ob- set-. -1 taakf r. Prw-n paeiuon ot the position of the JoiM mln" "terling, which a idtI l5" i never reached without h-kdnblb 5 tBa th. ot London now hold deposits to of ono hundred millions kT.r, od not required by law to il.p.DT eom reserve. Hence the habit a among them of keeping belst ia the liank of Eagliad, Tininl li 187 and tmating to tnat, as Iz it were a eoin reserve of tbir own.

The consequence as that of the twenty millions ef speeio- and bullion in the Bank of England, ene-balf is liable to be drawn eut by the joint stock banks, whose balances in the Bank of England at critical perioda ran np from their osnal average ef eight millions sterling to eleven or twelve millions. Tbe result of anomalous atato of things ia that thn Bank of England ia much lem strong in actnal reerve than it teems to be. Moreover, the situation is just now worse in eonaeqnenee of the expected trouble in the money markets ot continental Europe which the Bank of France is so successfully strengthening herself to meet. The causes of this apprehended stringency are well known. They arioe cbrefly from tbe belief that Germany, at the beginning of tbe new vear.

will demonetize silver, and will thus throw the foreign exchanges into confusion. From the cable dispatches of the last day or two it seems as though the nrancial position assumed by the Reichstag may result in postponing the intended monetary changes to a future time. If this expectation be fulfilled, the pressure on the Bank of England nay perhaps relax but it is impossible to regard the present relation of the English money market to our own without anxiety. It will, of course, suggest itself to every one, that any trouble which might occur in the European money markets wonTd have much less power than formerly to produce a responsive stringency here. But the pros-peers are that the difficulty will for the present be tided over.

FINANCIAL. Picattotk Optics, Wednesday Evening, Nov. 25, 12474. Extreme inactivity is yet the most rominent feature of the money market, fact, there never has been a season since the war when there was so little demand for accommodation at the banks, and these institutions are scarcely able to find employment for their funds. Outside there is an abundance of money ottering, but lenders are till very particular about collaterals.

Ruling rates are 915 and IS per cent, tor commercial, and 10'm 12 for mortgage notes. KXW CUASCrO-HOtTSB. daamura. Balaaoea. 7rvealr 21 1 06I.2& 84 140.744 44 SiiTfE-bT 23 1.77.12 41 185.118 27 2,148 480 35 148,341 November 6 l.ot 815 97 lO.S.t&i 84 Ttra far ttua wck 7.uo.7m or avw.ars Paa ttme laot wk 7.ot0t4HO 7H 08 Total laat wt-ek v.41,7S OS fl1.3:8 47 Toaal week batera aa MJ4 ia GOLD opened at UlTblllS.

against 1114 -nd closed at 1111 'a. Ill against 111. Silver unchanged. American halves are iuotd at lt7Me't, l(W, and Mexican dollars 97c. gold.

In Foreign aXCHAKGK sales were fair at full rates. The business in sterling embraced 50,000 at 5.36s5.37. for bill of lading and clear, and for bank closing quotations private 37. bank 5.40. In francs, private sold at 4.074 They were quoted for private and 4 634.e2a for bank.

German marks 105. Domestic bills firmer under moderate ofterings. and commercial sight on New York now quoted at discount. A limited business done at 7-l discount. A bill on Providence sold at ti discount.

Tbe banks are still cheeking on New York at discount. SKCUK1T1BS are quiet. City securities are still very unsettled and weak, though as a rule holders are not disposed to sell. There were sales of some $C0 000 Gold issue at 2Hi'S3n3fce. Nothing reported in Stoeks.

COMMERCIAL, Koto. 71 ahould be Some rmmd Oust tkt quotations represent yrices far round lot from first Aonds, rnnlota eaWteiM stated. In fiUima mmall ordert Maker price arm paid. Th figures all oaoen are the rate charged to aaa purchaser, or whor poysMNt i mad oa th 1st of tit enuia month. PiCATxnni omca 1 Wednesday Evening, Nov.

25, 1374. COTTON. The main features of the market were the same as yesterday. The demand was active and general, buyers, however, not being willing to pay any material advance, and factors, though very stringent for a time during the morning, meeting it freely. Under these circumstances tbe business was even larger than yesterday, the sales footing up 3900 bales.

Quotations unchanged, the market closing very strong. The official closing quotations of the Cotton Exchange to-day were as follows aood OnTlwary is So. Urw mil ting. 14 IMO. aUdOltnc .14 ooS BUddllng.

.14 Middling Fair Tbe Exchange reported: "Marxet firm. Sales to-day 8900 bales." coram triixaxsT, cp to 7 p. ac ttaea am bans. 1st aevtesaser Patea. 1M31 BanntM antea oar laot s.29 Oanawl wwii 308JC8 313,571 Reoovered rrom ahip AQaa atnee (tops.

l. 1.168 Jcxceaa la aotnal atock mads troa Un ten, louae, ate 73S Cleared to-Sr Ctwaroe Bcewmaiy. 20.723 Stack on band not cleared. 12Z.8S2 12SUU2 bales to 10Ui2S to atock band olearad last year Exports to-day were 6208 Liverpool. 36U1 to Grimsby, Havre and 555 to New York.

8.284 1.00S 1.S74 OeawTOd from oaberdairvery i KaeervM laat wxiiiamiay Keefavea uui amy av laat Tear H07 KectaTd alnea Frulay 25 3D9 Received aarna Uae laat week RerelTed Mat um imtmi 21,03) Received atnoe 1st pM 2M.273 BrcaiTed aama Uaaa laat ytiar The amount of COTTOIT OST SEXTBOASS and engaged for aoisment is set down as follows Liverpool. 41.008 1 Bremen 3 00S Hi I Norm ta io sum -pain Mediterraneaa Total Coaatwiaa too LOGO I Which deducted from stock on hand eaves about 4LS0u bales unsold or awaiting orders. According to the Cotton Exchange telegrams, the receipts at all ports from 12 M. yesterday to 13 M. to-day were 25,657 bales, against 20,810 last Wednesday.

21,033 last year, and 21,012 the year before. The following shows the MOTXMKHT AT PORTS for five days up to 12 M. to-day nemtpta Paine time Same time aloes Frlii a v. laat weak, laat rear. 16.200 ealva 10 122 9.S7S 18.47 13 13 mi 37 S.2P2 77.2 457 10 039 7 8.S4 M.MUS liS 071 9.4 7 43mS Mebuo).

13 Kt 22.70 144 2.170 13.39ft 484 4 1,101 2BZ. iata Cbartoeaa. Wilmington nortois. Waw Ta PbUadelniaa. TotaU 107,79 721 s.

its The receipts for the five days ending to-day in were 90,979 bales. Baeetpta at ports amee Oopwanbar 1 1,271 874 ReeetpM same dm lasc year 97,309 Beoatpai aame time year bafore 1.103 (71 LEAF TOBACCO The market continues stagnant, and we have to report so sales to-day. The total business last week was confined to 85 hhds. Quotations uncharged. The stock on sale is 2OO0 hhds.

We repeat last quotations Lug8 94llVke4 low leaf 12 S13c medium leaf 1314 good leaf. 15Q 16c; fine leaf, loa loMsc; selestions, 24e.i-JB. OCEAN FREIGHTS With an active demand for room, rates arw steady. it la-tse. a-lSvL Uo.

A. fiavraw. a Aatwwp I aw York. Philadelphia lo. i Pmvidenos via Jfaw Trk Molasses to New Yark ay steamer.

per barrel sugar, per hogshead- LOUISIANA SUGAR-Receipt to-day 1300 hhds. The demeot is good and snp plie were about ail soit. We still quote inferior open kettle 4s 54c comnaon SfeGc. fair CWofec. good fair AT a) 7wc fully fairTV'S7sc prime 78o.

strictly prime S1 8 second inferior common 62fOVc good fair 7V ebotceSeu, low gray elan tied 8Mk yellow Iie9te white 9feSVkC pure white 10'4'a10Vtc. pound. LOUISIANA MOLASSES Receipts today 1141 half bbls. The demand is good and prices are firmer, particularly in the better grades. Fancy sold at strictly prune 5.Ta55c., prime SOft fair 48c.

common 40-2! 42c. LOUISIANA RICE Quiet and steady, with a stock of about 7000 bbls. clean on band. We quote: No. 2 SfeSc.

common 4S5c. ordinary fair 6Vta.63c. prune tt. Choice nootinaJ. GRAIN Sack Corn a in good supply and moderate demand.

Prioes have de-c inrd fiom 2 to Sc. Pales 1250 sack 500 white at 31 07 V. 150 do. at 08. and 250 yellow aad mixed at $1 05 buabel.

Wheat or Bulk Corn here. OATS--lbe receipts are very heavy, an rt there is only a moderate demand. Holders, however, continue very tirtn. al 500 bams 100 cboice at 150 St. -rue at 72, 350 at 70c.

bushel. BRAN 1 here is a limited demand with a very fair supply prioee uo-rbanged. Sale 500 bags 350 at $1 15, 150 at $1 12 1G0 R. HAY Light steck and but very little doing. Prices looking up.

Sales 275 bales T5 choice at iay. 100 prime at t'17. 100 do. at 2ri 50. Saictiy choice quoted at 129 WM ton.

CORN MEAL Quiet. 50 bbls. K. D. sold st $4 2050 at $4 15 bbL WHISKY Lonisiana rectified is very scarce and only retail sales at $1 05.

Choice Western quoted at $1 05 per gallon. FLOUR In" view of the advance in wheat in the West, holders are very firm but buyers are cantioun. Exporters refuse to pay any higher rates, and the dealers are sluggish. The sales are oon-tined to 700 bbls 100 choice at to 50 25 do at $6 25: lOOdoetfti 12 75 do at 1C0 and 25 choice treble-extra at 5 85 2 at $5 75; 100 at good do at $5 50; 100 double-extra at $4 75. PROVISIONS There is no movement of consequence beyond retail and job sales in this line of business, and prices are without material variation.

Bacon clear sides quoted at 14Mrwl5a. clear rib 14c, shoulders 10c 23 casks clear sold on 'Change at Pork is easier, and mess is now quoted at $2222 50. 200 out of condition, sold at Dry Salt Meat in light supply and firm. Shoulders bring 99Mic.j' IB; no sides here. ew su gar-cured Hams are scarce and bring 154 15Vo.

10 tierces sold at l5Vc. No round lots of tierce Lard here. It is retailing at 16c 50 k-gs sold at 15. CHEESE Quiet ard steady. Choice Western factory 15'S15Jfec.

ffi. COFFEE Market quiet and firm. Dealers' stocks. 10,000 bags, importers holding 4500. No sales to-day.

Quotations (gold sixty days) Cargoes, prime good fair 18 18Vc. ordinary ra job lots, prime good 1919Vt fair lSVi-a ordinary Xl'aiYla. BUTT ER Choice is in fair supply and moderate demand at 30'? e. for Western. 40 for Goshen Pale and infe rior in more tnan ample supply, ana there is no demand for them.

Quotations nominal. BALING STUFFS Very dull, but prices unchanged. Jute bagging is quoted round lots at 12e. Dealers' rates. Domestic Jute 13V Hemp and Flax India 12c Iron Ties Gunny Bags 14 va lSfes.

Baling Twine 14'SlOo. an. Ol Stuv. 28, 1S74. ARlTM yeatarrtay.

Sold. 2b 21 hi 120 117 Calves and Yearlings Hogs. Sil 214 41 Sheep 205 pnicxs. nBd.wiB.1 Texas Beeves. ted, 2daaaV itv.

head Taxaa Baarea. eboaoe, 46 08 TaxaaBawvaa.latii'aalisy.li'd. 3S 00 as 00 Taxaa Cur la. 3a qoalHy. bd 00 no Taxaa Cattle, quality, b'(l 12 00 la OS Wsstera Bseves.

B. net Westers Hogs, grass Texaa Hoa, 4 fc wrr. Tit 3beep Tl irianrr.JTinad 4 00 4 00 dbaap, ad quality, Laad IS SO ebaep. Sd qaausy. 4P head IN la Milch dews, oaatoe.

head 108 os wiia os Milch Cows, Sd quality. bead, at OS as 00 1 cxaa Cwwa. wtdi CalT Calves. baad OS IS OS TaarUnaa. 9 bead OS IS OS Beef, average pace Veal.

JS Mmtaoa. IS THE RIVER. Thursday. Not. 28.

1874. vmcn ev ensatsvAnoa. atsu uma n. a. a Daily Bepartof kbo (MagaoC Wacar, wita obanaea In tba ty-toar nomrs nitmg p.

i Klae. Pall. Brawnavllla, Pa. Brnaawiek IS 11 10 3 11 4 IS IS a 4 11 9 4 8 7 Cairo, 111 Otncmmatt. Caanaenea.

Pa. 14 Davampott. Xowa nvana-ruie, nport. Pa Bennana, aaknk. Iowa.

'Lm rtaiworUi. Xa. I-axingtoa, Mo LacroDaw yraliTTTiie, xy Mar) net a. MelIlvla SaabviUa. HowOcsvfa, iner unt Oil City St.

Panl viekebnrg Yankton Mornntown. niffh wavsr mark ex 1874., Below uenck mark. ITaxsow ajoson, Bergeact, Btgaal Sernee. It was cold yesterday, with the wind direct from the north. Fires and overcoats were good things to have about.

Business was good on the Levee. With the late arrivals discharging, and the several departing steamers receiving, and tbe drays going to and fro, made the front look lively. A telegram to Messrs. Lord Az. Mo-Peake.

from Natchea. says that the La Belle- will arrive to-day with a good trip, and will leave to-morrow for Vicksburg and way landings. There is a clerk on the landing to-day receiving for the La Belle. The steamers Marie. 8t.

John, Ida and R. T. Bryariy left yesterday. The Robert Mitchell for the Ohio ver, Trenton and Ruth for Opelousas, and Sabine for Grand Ecorc will leave tbis evening. Capt.

w. J. Kountz, of the Kountz Line, will arrive in the city to-dav. His headquarters axe at Now 34 Gravier Street The Fannie Tatum arrived yesterday from Memphis with a fine trip. S'uoe latt season the Fannie Tatum has ben eslarced by placing S5 feet more in her lex gin.

which makes her a much lighter nomSiiVw i 1 AVDsve isw aateaa. Peat. Hum. 3 a 48 3 la a PtBabmrg 8 Slirw.iyt i -l-t Joeeph 1 St. Laola 7 IL.

3 4 4 boatsnd the will now be enabled tocarry 3000 be Lee aad will, or eourse, run as fset. Tbe Fannie ia now loading for tre Ohio River, and wiHlave on. Saturday next. Cant. John El well is in oninaod.

and Messrs. Henry Tatum and Jimmy Greenough run office. The rwne or snrevepore. (jape tteav Phil. Huer.

clerk, arrived yesterday with a big trip. She returns to morrow to St. Louis. The resniar M. tnphis FrMav packet John B.

Maude in roerviugfor all tand- initsupto Memphis. we were pieasea to met with Cav. John F. Noel, who is is now in command of the Maad. A CoKBXCTIoai.

Jn a cupping rronx a St. I ouis paper published yeetsrday the Picsvune, the type made it read that Caut. G. H. Kirk, of the Hew ur- Ieaa Steamboatmen Association, wrote to St.

louis, atating tnat tne associav tion here wonld not recognize the local tatifi rates, when it should have reaa that the Sc. Louis boats wouia not recoanize tbe local tanrt ox uie new asuooiatioo. i The W. J. Behan.

for Red River, to leave Saturday, is now receiving. KATIB OF FRIKtHT FBOV B. OBXJEASS BT alVKH, TU Padnaab ClBClUDHtl a ase. if ioo it 4HO. 4 1U0 IB 40n.

4 100 tn. i0 IB aoe. 4 -tic no. 4 ini CMrd Ratea. C1 IUUM.

Cant Hatea. ao. 4 io lb SI so btl I a a la Cairo So hic go 46 rtttHbnrg ao Sal Wv.r.. Onaealta Biver Ht aiulaaofa tnS Iraiaor to IjiilnUiii 70 nbl rtneineatt. 1 70 hbl ta Pmatinrg 2 7.1 DOi ta Padneah lttf bbi BAIL BATES PBOkf XSW ORLEAHS, Cerree'cd dally by J.

O. atomy, anatrautlng rrelgbt Agont m. O. St. kal.

B. n. Bngar i and Coffee Molaaaee Rlre 100 lb 100 ib. bl- 25 i 30 i 1 00 2K 82 I 1 20 35 1 40 I 40 44) 4 I 46 46 2 09 I 4. 45 2 00 S3 I 63 3 liH 4ri I iO 2 20 40 40 40 40 40 40 1 CS at ho 60 on a 12S 30 I SO 6 r6 tit 70 70 I 70 50 Ml 0 TO Cairo.

Ill Ioula. Cblcao, 111 JLoOiBTlllw. Kt Cincinnati, fitiatmra abvilla Tenn MimtiaB'r, Atlanta. 6a Charteatoc, S. "tTumtii icklmrjr nirnntM.

Ga J'W-hmomt. Xllwanaea, Wla Per bag. Per 109 lb. HTXAaUEBS DCK. The following stearaers are among the first due at this port C.

H. Durfee. Garry Owen, Era No. 10. A.

Tbcrn from Red River Btrop from Ouachita: Natehes from Vicks-tor St. John from the Upper Coaet Cairie V. Kountz, City of Quincy. City of Alton, James Howard from St. Louis.

MlgCTtTX AirEoca. The fsst paescngeT steamer Sabine, Capt. G. C. Hamilton.

F. C. Frinden. clerk, leaves this day, at 5 P. for irand Kcore and intermediate landing on Roa River.

'1 he tine light draft steamer Trenton. Capt. E. Quatrevaux, T. Jobin, clerk.

this evening for Opeloosaa and J1 intermediate landings. Tbe new and fat paseenger steamer Robert Mitchell. Capt. Lew Kates. Gns DuSoucbet, clerk, leaves this evening or the Ohio River.

The Mitchell has peri or passenger accommodations, with all tbe modern improvements. The Ruth. Capt. C. C.

Pickett, W. Harnes, clerk, leaves for Opelousas at 5 P. M. to-day. Tbe Henry Tete, Capt.

J. F. Aucoin. P. A.

Ckarlet. clerk, leaves at 12 M. to-day lor landings on the eoast and Bayoa La-Ion re be. The Kountz Line steamer H. C.

Yae-ser. Capt. C. Van Hook. N.

B. Fowler, clerk, leaves at 5 P. te-day, for Mem-phi. Cairo and St. Louis.

Tbe Seminole, Capt. Jos. Dalferes, Ed. Bulk, clerk, leaves for Lafourche and coaet landings at 5 P. M.

this day. Tbe Frank Pargoud. Capt. J. M.

White, leaves at 5 P. M. for Argyle, and landings in the bends. CLIPPINGS rKOK KXCHAKGac St. Louis.

Nov. 23. Heavy rains fell yesterday, and although tne river was using but slowly, a foot more water was anticipated from tbis port on to Cairo. I'here will probably be an advance of live cents per 100 on freight to New Or- trars tnis week. Hardly any boats ac tbe wharf yesterday, and there was literally nothing doing.

There is a moderate rise at various points in the Mis-ionn. Mkmphm, Nov. 24. Tbe river haa risen here two feet in all. There is now no emplaint of shoal water below Cairo.

As jet there is no sign of a rise in Arkan--as. snd scant 20 inches is reported on ara below Pine Bluff. White River has good stage for the packets, and low water will not be likely to bother them he rest of the season. Rains along the (Jbio Valley and elsewhere favor better water in other rivers. Business at the levee, as usual on the first of the week, Vicksbckg.

Nov. 24. Pilots report's feet in the channel from Cairo up and full 7 feet from there down. A very little more rise down thi.t way would relieve our lower river packets of any rrouble from bars and in a short time it is probable they will have all the water they want. Business was dull at he landing most ef the day.

In the forenoon the La Belle had the entirely to herself, and she didn't seem ro be doing mnch, either. In the afternoon she went down to Delta, where -the took on lou) sacks seed and expected ro get awav during the night for New Orleans with a total cargo of 500 bales cotton and iOuO sacks seed. 400 bales of which she expected to get from connection, the Emma. The Natehes came up with a light freight and 500 bales cotton she had taken on at Delta. The Yazoo came in with 540 bales cotton, of which were for town.

The Frank Pargoud came down with 2451 bales and 47So sacks seed cotton, and added 851 here, and had 300 to take on At Delta. The Natchee reports ten feet on the bar at Natchez Island, about the same water there ia between here and Delta. The Emma passed Yazoo City at 12 o'clock yesterday with 4U0 bales cotton. Ciwcimnati. Nov.

23. The Licking River was running out lively last night. The river here rose ten inches from 7 to 10 o'clock last night, making four and a half feet water in the channel by the Water-Works mark. At IO A. M.

it was till rising at tne rate ef three and a naif inches per hour. The Kanawha was rising at Charleston 'at night, with three feet eight inches water, and raining, with prospecta uf a coal-boat swelL Tbe rain was general yesteiday and laAt niizht all along the Ouio, Cumberland, Kanawha, Alleghany, Moooorv hela, and Tennessee Rivers and tributaries, and a tine nav gable river from Pitteburg to Cairo and New Orleans will be the result. There will be a coal-boat rise at Pittsburg. The Cherokee has over 500 tons now on board, and will depart for New Orleans to-morrow. Tbe Themas Sherlock, with 120 Knights Templar, also departs for New Orleans on Wednesday.

New, that navigation is fairly resumed, a brisk season may be anticipated. The commanders on the New Orleans Line steamers will meet to-day. and draw cuts for turns in loading for New Or leans after tbe departure of the Chero kee and Thomas Sherlock. Dr. Godfrey has returned to the city.

For first class dental operations oaH on Dr. J. West, No. 3 North street, opposite Lafayette Sonars. Carrels lumber yard, 250 Delord street.

Mosier. Babmann A. fire and burglar proof sales, 53 Camp street. MARINE NEWS. piCAYxnrn omci sow.

at. Wi" wwarrwunav Steamabrp Cnwsf Baa Aatonle, Peaxngtea. tor Baraahfala a Caanavoe. Brit Htwamarnp aTaralitl. Jacaaom.

(or Uvarpml, LeveU a Bailey Fr rttup La Loulatane, Touflbt, tor Havre, Hopkins Sblp At ynard, Sar Havre. Hynaan Atoa Bhist Crest eat City. Dalaao, fnr Havre. Shuts Asa nip Onevlave Btrieklaad. SWlekland.

t-r Ltv-orvvi. Lot11 BaUay Brit aulp Hmdaon, Klabola. far Grlawby. LaveU BaUoy Steamer Ftallaaoe. Read, tar ronssniils.

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vsa txiia hMea 24O0 pa acaves Li Kit FOOL. mnp tjanevlave Strlcklaad baira nittai HkbO pee atavea GK1 Mi-BY-o hip HadHOo 3431 baiea oottoa PKNHACOLA steamer Bt-lianoe 160 bbla piuues 30U aks corn 20 bbls pork io bbls wkuky jlils oil and uxulrtes imports. LIVERPOOL etaamablp Texao 72 eaae iraa Ita to ForvtaU caaea mdae A Faiavio A. ti-t Solan A bum 1 do A Miller tco 1 rt. i.

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jr 6 erataa are Wright fc fso-24 do iiar a BaU 44 pkga a. A-rng 4oL.a iL Moore BZCXIPTS OF PBODCCa. ST I.0CI Steamer Belle of Hhroveport 4o0 I jii bagging to Alcoa, Bcherck a Aatey 8 obla Oil fcs Aitkena dt eon 2 hx. b'wara ti Brklaga 4 bxeabtai Bni-tncct dm S2 CT ke aco- 913 do Cue pin bbla tallow A LaAuwui feou a.0 bbla iltua ti a duo tbia i ur LteTea. Hobbs 1 bbl oil Foerster 9la bean I DaLBoniUo bbla sppieaoi bxs i 2 SrgH bntter LaiHonnia 6 bbla apole A ueiib A-o 100 blib, oou.

Faircbild a Buiglnun -i aa an jr 499 do Oibljoa ko i bbnt afplfa trtuiUjer A ciavacaon bbla oil i faLidiM rO bbla Hour Uordun Oumila 6t t' Glover A OdenUabi do 1A aka oat 147 it. corn A aibilton Ant I bbl oil a Uanck 2t bxa pickl-a Eeirmann A Vignea 1 but cider it Iaaau 6 aka corn Howard Pre. ton bbls 1 1 Lyoiio OjM bblo Soar Kennady Aoo uo Labat Aon 4t0 do A SUturor 16 bola olt aka ota Lawler 60S rolls bagging I.eboian. Aoo a bbls rlc A feoonia bb a applea Merera A Mann 25 bbla beef af uura aka corn Monro 19 bbla beana 20 1 kront la bxs apples a bxa egga 9a ooopa pool i Miller a Meyer ai aka corn Ss baiea Bay 1 1. kaauia ib a twine to Cnion CU Co ft aks i caa PrnthoBuic 82 pkga nadaa BlcaBroaa to bUla SLepard (too 2 bxa eggs bf t)bls cbeao Bchnelder a Zuberbier 1 bol -r nega)r TbompHoa 24 bbla lune A Viaard-4 care wine bite 1M ak corn 120 aks bran i.i ixiia iwine ltO bbls meal 466 bbla ttonr-WootiH, ayback Aeo bbla wbiaky 23 cauea mdae 160 bnu to A Whitney Aot ioifi aaa earn Joa West Aco 170 bbla noox Hd bales bay oraor 10 lilrs aiUOD Bnckaar Ana JU do Clapp Broa Aoo li I)B Carroll Aoo 13 lAhman, Abraham Aoo Kewman Aco 21 Phelps sVo 7 WA i'cale Prentidge, (iraaam aoo 71 Wilson Ju uu 82 Meyer, Waia atoo 15 aka ootton seed uiauuia Oil Oo I4tw Ao A A Magliiniw' tna uu Bienvlilo Oil Co 673 do Union Oil Co 1 il hide Adler Axo 10 caa do 4 bbls tallow beborr do 1 cks hides Newman aoo 7 i itiea broom corn 1 bbl pecans to Wilson j.

ills aanoriaa tooroor Totaa WI7 baiea cotton aks entton seaa sn XXJC1H i mstwisr Fofre City and barges 7 0 bbla floor to Uordon A Oomiia luo do 1 ols meal L3 bbla grlia 49 baiaa hay Newman A Kent 100 bblH Hoar 109 bbls meal A co ITS bales hay 2fcs aka oata 1838 ska ourn 1 a bbli Soar To a .1 do Honnudt A Zieaier- do Prudbomme 600 do A btalicef 746 do r' EaiBonuio do 8 Kennedy Aeo 7(0 do ht bbis do Btihavider a Zuboi bier wo do For-r neimer Broa 1536 bbls do 1U0 bxa soap Glover A (Nlendahl 2 Kvm 101 empty bbla 217 aka wboa kll uble floor A Mobi.o HwK 69 do Faacal A 00300 do Rimrf Mltcball do Labat ebOdo 3oaska corn 442 aka oata A Hanoil-t-n Aoo 75 bbls pork 2S8 bbla flour Faircluld A 1 ICO do tcbwaoacber A HMracb J00 do 1 oliibaus A Doll Mo3 do 6 bbla meal US aka oats pkga mda A Whitney aoo 126 aka bran 16 blue bomlny 44 bbM grita A A Oreonwood aoo lt da it bbla hominy to 1 Lnwronoa Sua 9S9 oata 200 aaa oorn 191 bbla pork To bbla meal Moore too 263 aks corn aitzingor Sw do Hc( afflrey 268 do Hchindler 862 do 839 aka ata 60 aka bran 16S balaa bay Caider ao ska I ran 607 ska oorn tti ADD 0Bnoa 132 do 228 aiee bay 119 bbls potatoes 2 bbla dried truit rireeanta 41 bates hay 41 ska ear earn Bnrdeaa A Wa lie IK) ska bran Moore lis baiaa hay Mai tin 215 bbl lime Ohitctw Jr Aeo 4 do 44 Clark J2 bbla a plea DtdBondio -ks botils Bayly A Pond 74 bdia onx itran i Otis bxa egi.a Miller A Mwr to castw aicbes Klapllei A Kr4Mn ktromitoxo H. Montgomery lotdoempaon Broa lot do jfc4Ycken Jl Brewster lot Wt.hotm tot r.n bchnmarker Tuaal SCI bbls flour 134 half Ida do 174 bbla meal 26a bbla pork 316 bbls 1 me 4M aaa oom 2427 aka oata 476 aka oraa-k 17 wheat .10 baiea hay MMPC1H riteamer Jona atande sss bales t-otMin to Haiwv 26 Bieuanlson A May fi a Allea aoo 141 Letanian. Abraham Airey Aoo us Aicas, Sehorck A Antev rf 3 Greenwood A Con 7rt Phelps A 4 tbn Buwey Aoo (6 MoOeiiaa. Bnarwdaai A 37 Flower Aco 7 Uht1 A Llvaudals 34 Johnson Aon Si Meyer. Wets Aoo ttwyn Dver 22 ti Kawman aoo 21 Payne, tonne- co 20 Adama A Cock burn is Baadloa.

Wrod aoo IS Clark is li Terry Aoo 14 Buna 4co- Clapp Bros Aoo 7 Jackson A Warner Bnxbridae Aoo a BLowcott A A Adams Jorey A rtitlis XUkkemore aeo 3 4 UnmbeJ Ace 2 Thomas sc. 3 Davis Aoo 1 PTewudge. Graham Ace Stewart Bros Aoo 2118 ska rotion seod to A A Maii'Cis' foes 270 do Bienville Oil Co 132 do 1 xiiiisiaoa Oil Co 60 do Uaioa Oil Co 1 oak hams Eeli oiulio 4h bbls syrnp 1 ttarr Aso 2 bxa fmn treea Lord A McPeake 1 enw A Allan aeo snndtlea to order Total 2 baiea i otr 7 fr sk enrtaa asad Mda aymp WAijliiyoTON eteamer Trentoa 211 bales tot.4B i Baxbndjre Aoo 3S Payne. Kenawly 32 era ml A tiibert SO Norwood A Bicb-mds 27 Allison Aeo 22 Jaeqnen Levy 19 I Kykraki 19 Alexia, Bcfaerek A Aatey 17 Hey. man lt Flower Am 14 B-b A Levert 13 A A Mow on 12 Clapp Broa Aoo 10 SaUoACam-naok 10 McfleaA Value 9 lwtiae 9 ortall A Jumonville Benahaw, Cammack A co Levtriea Chopin Har-iie co A Levi 6 A Tuiuou 6 Casae 6 Ben tiersoB 4 61 on wood A Son 4 Hama A ro 4 Lrfaobtordaeo 4M WeCmora-S to order a A BUsAman 3 Hanna A Barrett 9 mdm A Levy 2 Hare 1 (Aueyrouze A Bois 1 Wallace Aeo 1 I Adams Aeo Golaan Bros 1 Merer.

Wets aoo 1 Swrrarin SO bola a lasses Levench 33 do Payne, Kennedy Aeo IS da 8 Block IS no A A Moo ion d- Nagont Aeo 20 sks lies Manade A Lacanaagne It do 11 bides 1 bdl hides Bemad A Oibert H9.ks etoa ead Lanlaiaaa OU Co 67 do Hnion Oil Co 40 do A A Maginnur eons IS do Bienville Oil Co 29 bides run ablSMurar A Landry II ska rice I aame Arn aondriea to order Total ia bales cotton 234 sks cotton aood 119 bbteanav EMPHI9 Steamer Fannis Tatmn 357 baiea eottoa to Meyer. Weis aen Airov Aoo 194 1 Barbndge Aea I OS A Johneoa ss Tbelps Aea 78 Tohman, Abrabaa Aoa ot Stew-art Broa Aoo ht Alcoa. Beherek A Aatey 66 Greenwood A Hon 7 a Allea aeo 37 Prea- aire, Graham Aea 22 i Harrt- Aoo 17 Bnaeey Aeo io Bnrnet Aeo 9 Beadles, Wood Acs a Biehartlsen a May 7 A Adana 6 Aliiann Aoo 6 Ctiaae. Bpo A 4 Payne. Kennedy Aeo- Jaxey A tns 1 Cb ma a o.

i aO a Cammack 1 to order. ra bbia oil 1373 aks al eake Bayne aeo 11S4 So 8 arils mm, ka as aks eotton aaes A A Maginnia' 2 2 io Ujo Oil LonJetana OU Oo 40 Hi4 erngW bjloc4.F1nlay Aeo a pimbkIm A "Whitney Aon 1 bol. mo HanseU a ek poe iar Mai men 13 sxamdVe Mrb a A Woort--wro i eifrt a ZJerler an is to ae'ler 7', tal lM2lBle enttae 317 aka ootton seed lso? tka oil cake iSH bbls tal Senry Ta mmm ana au ana i aaa JJSl" J5f? Millar rlflrg-S IHuTy tas do IT Gib. na 19S ao tote obia Saw at bbls aaaal to eks aleodai de Wends. Blayback Aaa 94 balso aoaK TftZS araaaa A Mav '2 do 1 CSaafla, BisAnJuu Alcma, -ak A nyThnZtBAol 4a SO TaoaaaoAoo Sdo Aiaey Aoa-Tee Bnaaey Aea 10ia bbia fleer A BAaiUton Aoa 823 do Ouifloa A Qoanlla Mt de a Kanaadv A os 443 a XaooA AOs SIS da Battdrnka a eo lo a eioAor A Odaartahi Ma pkaa aaaxtrl A Wakaaj mom 6S ansae sal anna WHito bala Baonr saga Btauttar.

MAaraadv aoo it ea. Gogreve aoo 9" do 90 bxs bowlea Ms-. Grew 9 a Flaea, iaww enra oaapty- beta I satnlaaa Oil Co 9 pkga mdaa B. Harmon 144 bdls boat avag MargaveS Haojrbory lis aka on eake Bleaviae Oal Co 694 ska oatton aaad to a a kanwafnn a ill ma -In ii tt baiea ett on 6i ska anttoa oesaV tizaks all eake BT LOUIS Steamer John Kyle IT cka meat to Bamitk us bbla applea da 1 H. Tabony 4 do Koonav 9 do Bobbtno- aa Loia a Me Peace S-ho aka eraa cauar 37 dn JIG bbona Aon 1009 do- Geo Hack ASS BO Pkga batter Schneider A Znberbier 19 do La wren oe Aoo X7 de Schmidt A Zlegier de ark A Meader M27 aks eon Chopin 1040 de A Hamilton-Aeo aos do Plnaaanea SIS do Bsgaaa A Mitchell set ee Woods, blayback Aoo l.s.ie uiynn jr 18 do Howard A ifreoion 4i do Bark Aoo 201 do echindler So bxa eg go Mlllei A Meyer aw ska malt A Bluffer Aoo 97 bains bay G- MarftH7 do Lehman, Abraham Aoo 6r2 ska earn Baasey Aoo 197 do Heiundler 99 tloT A Usmiltun Aoo 10 do Lehman, Abraham A or 21 bbls potaxooa eehwabaonorA Hiraoa M'H'iCA Wbltoey Aco 9 bola pork Fairahtld A Bingham 100 do Byrnes A Hro 100 do Weat A to 2fi uo to order 11 hhda tobaoea Kirkpatnok A Keith 131 pkga Ao Leigh Jones 40doJ frarraain to da splro A Veit Ift bbla wtd-ky iu-.

1 horn Aoo 1 tio 10 hi bbla do A Whitney Aoo 39 eases wine Bayly A Pond 11 White as toaiard ta Flaab A Dolaon tub is floor Gdlett 100 do Pleasants 384 do Bnudecko Aoa 161 do Gtover A Odeadahi loi do Lawier 2U)do Bowman A Konc 300 do Labat Aoo 40 dn Mancv A Marcy 1 do Plan 6 as 34 bt bbla do A Wlutnev Aoa 8 pkga lead etpa Applemwe-25 pktca lead a)tick A Coiieu bxa mta TT Cnlamaa IS bbls kront in pkga batter Dei Bom Uo 11 bbla aai sagce Henke 69 ooopa poultry Dakea 20 hoi sea and niules uutl Dovas 2n adla rsoala 28 nulea Levy 60 bbls oil Labat Aeo 4 ies tinware orpnay 2 bbis wbaacj kt Plant 10 ksgs lead Pitard 14 bbls oil IK B'loerts 28 cases piektoa Schneider St Znberbiav Bimna Jm pkss nagging rvoae 1 imi mdt-e Wheelook. Ftniay aoo 1 a'g macbiae 9 Lobdell 19 psara mdae willatt 41 do Akeoa. fchorek A Aatey 7S2 aka ootton aood Louisiana jo iv at A A ntsgmnis' Hena 147 do ittea yille Oil Co 1291 do Union OU Co 946 pkes aan- iinei as a wumwais un osteeronon tucn- srttaon A May 14b do Pritebard A Blokbam nS ay or, sis Aoo 0 Lehman, AbraBuun Aoo 70 Harris Aeo 4 Ar Milieu berger A Pollock 48 Hogan 12 Beadles. Wood Aoo 49 THAI Allen Aea H4 Bon Garaoo 29 I Hoble Bardie Aoo 92 Chaffs. Bro A Bun KT rimer A Bro 29 Alena, Scherck A Aritey 16 li Wilnua 1r 14 H.

Wilson A Mills Payae. Kennedy Aoo II Bassey Aoo 16 Harrison jr Aro 2 aid en. Hawkins Aeo 3 Leckiu fiat-kner Aoo ag Phelps Acs I CUonin 23 in innn, Monre a coteman PTestAlre. Graham Aoa 1 Allison Aoo 6 HamdgtAa A 12 Blseb Aoa Clark 14 8 Frf-Oil Lander 29 a Adams 6 JAG Cromwell-11 (i wvm A Dyer 10 fiaddan Aoo 6 a Momaia- Flower Aea 2 Clapp Bros aoo 4 Norwood A loiiarda Wounoro snadrioa ta ordnr 1 95 bales oottoa 2412 sks aotson seed 11 tobaeeo 1099 bbla flonr os bbla pork 52 sks onrn itizn aaa oran an axs aato bay 2 bbla whlakv BONNET fa a a it Rteamer Joaenhlna 4S bbbt molasses ao Jos Hagno Aaa 9 ht bbla do Lanaox 4 bbla do 6 hhda so gar Pntxuua bbls molaasas Bragier 11 do Perr-t to do Barltndire Aca 28 dUi Dsvlao A Baoead 3o da Bnsh A Levert 60 do Chajfraix A Aar 21 on feniat is Boatblano snnnrioa ta f-t dor Total hhda sugar 342 bbia mulaeoea 2 lf ls do LOWER COAST Steamer Paank Morgan hhds sugar a ht bbia moiaases Miliikeo 1 1-iils do 61 hhds snzar hiora A Boyd 46 na 47 tiMs molassea Maupero Aoo son dries -a order 1 otal LA hhda sugar 138 bbla nnuiaaaea 36 hi do BJfiCXXPTa AT THJS JtXW BAB lit. AvMITK B.I FW Ptoamor Alice 4 bales eot-1 -o to Pietlrige.

Graluun Aoo a Damewood A 'X 1 s-l iniiriei i i co Chaff Bro a son 7 aks sees oottow. Wang. White Aoo 75 e-rda wood nncy A Marcy feet 1 umbel and sundries orrier Total- 9 bales ootton 7 sks seed cotton IANQIPaKOa eleamer Gault is orioa I mber'o order dILOXI Ur Co mart 40 eorda vona to n. aster BILOXI Schr Bicbaru 4S eords wood to lit. iet er PI ART, vyp.

aichr Petronla fet Inmber 2n.Mio bubs to order "EaBL BAV kai techr Gipsy 9 cards wood t- mooter BILOXI Schr Jos Edward 46 cords wood to nsteT TANGIPAHOA Schr Perseverance 608 bbla cUeOa order WOLF Hi VKTt Schr leander Jane 39,008 et lumber to onler WOLF RlVkB Scar I Emler 38 eords wood ta master RBCXIPTS AT THB OLD BASnr. BAT ST LOUTS Sahr Clark 1200 bbla rt aieoal to master BAT 6T LOUIS Schr Venus 1080 bbls exuar- ei-si to main 1ANDLV I LLK tehr Tree Hernj cords wand 0 aks peanta to master RAYOC LACOHJ eclur UUU Md to master BLIND BIVKB Schr EE en IS eords wood to master Pchr Blessey 90.000 feet Ifimber to order TCHEFUUm Rl KT? Sejir Alphonaa 100 bl-ls chart -oal 10 eonta wood ta mser PAFCAGuULA techx 2fone Haea MOO bbls rliarooal to maeter aiLOXI bchx Albert 1200 bbls charcoal to nater TCHgJfU StTA BrVTER-Schr Mary Diana l- eorda wood ta master IW 0BXXAWS. BT- LOtTia AJTD CHICAGO SAILBOAT) OOMPAlTT. lor 2S luux betas ootton ta order 168 TU A Allen Aoo 169 Kav-hardsnn A May 140 lAb- ti an. Abt aham Aen 77 Klrkpacrlck a Kettb 71 1 osaUea, Wane Aoo 63 Phelps aoo so Pntcu-9rd A BicUiasa 40 Hartks Aoo 47 Wu.

a Mi 11k Cbaffe, Bro a Ben 30 He aa Airey Aoo 21 Payne, Kennedy atos 21 Bilcton. Monre A Coasanaat XI Atona. eonarek A Aatey is BlaAu-cnare Aeo 16 (4 Thomsa A 16 Valden, Hawkins Aoo lSWSHat 9 H. A lliann Aoo 9 A Cromwell 9 A Marrt-od MoBiee A Value 7 Gambol Aeo 8 Bt A Mobile BB 8 Walmsiey Aoa 9 Warren. A tkinson Aoo AF Minor 2 Stewart Broa Aoa 2 Tnompaon Aeo 2 Harrington Aoa i Bloom Aeo 2 Ftower Aoa 1 Meyer, Wats a HartweU A Chambers 1 Clapp Broa aoa i Nalle A Caanmack A bxa fwaro a Kewai-rki 2ekabotiloa wnstindt Fmlay aea 109 bxa starrb I Adeem ace-totfnrnitore A JJ antgonaerr ia- pos baeoa Brannan 40 bxa baaoa Flash.

Lewis Aoa 100 bbla floor Gar-rett A 1 ear nay Flaassnta i bbU apples eliey A Doherty 7 hbda taoaeao Kirkpairlok A Keith 160 pkgsbeev aid 7t bbla whisky lMiylo bxs ebeesa Boasell A Hall (48 pkge HoBateot 1 crato e'wara 1 cask da Monro 6 bbia aaneagee ta Bewmaa a Beat 44 kegspigaleetl bbla ribe 7 bbla aaaaagao elBotithe de sa kega pigs feet 17 kegs lard ta DrlBoadio 6 bbto whisky Ftoah. Lewie Aee lit do Hlrash. Adler Aoo "i0do Hand ones 1474 pea na.on Went Aoo 1 'dl aAdaa Hart Aea l-o bbls pork Voaa Broa 192 da la hbda baeoa ta Fehwabaeber a Hiracb im bbls oil ta Ca--vuraa jr Aea a cars stock lot rornitare and sosv etlea to order Total 80u2 baiea sotaoa irrw OBXXAJT8 AJTD ICOBXXB aVATLBOAD BTov 29221 aaleaeottoa te Lehman. Abrahaaa A eo 20 lo order 2n Brixtoa. Moors a Oolnniaa Jorey A Gil lis 22 li Heatze Aoo 22 Meyer.

Weis Aos 8 Hardin Aoo 60 tea hama keep A Raymond 4 hhds bacon 19 ht bbis beet 10 bf 1 bla ta agnee Voso Bros 15 bbis whisky te p. yaa 10 da Herrmann A Vignea 10 David 1 Schmidt A Zlegler at Foreholmer Bros 19 Adams Aeo Widow Hie hi Aoo 6 Doyle 4 dor Aeo 4 Pohlmann 8 A Hickman 1 Byrnea A an tow 3 Bark bbis brandy teauitb A MeBeraA ir rolls leather Hanaeii 11 bxabaooa keg batter J-eJPoedia 8 pkaa mdae Crane. Breed Aoo 1 da 1 Moms 2 bales' domeataca Gardner Aeo-m do 2 cveea do Laichford Aon 9 pkga de Tompkins 8 pkes p- A Baldwin Aoo 1 bag -n-oel Beotanun Aca at bdia paper Palmer en ioo pkva tobaere HipiroAVeil 34 do A Jomuli 200 bbls lima A Viwrd- oe Snotlgrasa bbla wnuky Holt, Mnrray Aco 6 do Hentieraon 30 bxa pears Una. torse aco 3 baiea domeatlea Tbomnnaa 2 eased dn Holmee Aos-145 bdls paper M-tfiraa 4 bxs mdse to Newman 2 de 7 ogT Aeo a HofTman, Marks Aoo 34 bbla turyor ttn 8 Hilla Aeo 2 da str Ouachita fo bbis rorn eHropaon 94 adls hi fa- 2 skins Honle- 2 coops poultry Newman A Kent rS bab-a eortoe ra ornor 73 do Heatze Aroo Lebman. Abraham Aoo-2S ft A Mobile 23 Jurer A Gil-ia 9 Garrett A Grantee 9 Prrtchard A Biekbam 6 Britson.

Monre A Cole man 1 Aco eondnoa to order Total lot baiaa oottoa MORGAN'S LOrjISIANA AND BATLBVO AD. Kor 25 32 bbls moiaaees te Galley 43 de Millikee l2de Maneiie A ai-assatme 12 ee Bare 6 da I Adama aea as dp Minor 3d oo MeDexTPOrt 16 de DaVid 49 de Clapp Broa Aon 12 do Bosh A do hf bbis do A Given A Son 14 bbla do 1 13 haeasnrar aider 2S do Blbntet ao A 4 do Pelton A Dnnbar18 ee BB bbia Kanahaw, Cam mack Ace oe mi entroa OdetLAoo 1 bbt bf bbl do 1 aaak Charles l.alLarhex 1 do Ay sack 2 ht bote io Piorsesi A rtewa 1 do BOi sugar treaax 1 hsda Imltbar A Boans eundriao ta btta so tar OM wu oo 1 sack aeed settee l6hX bbto KXW QRLBAN3 AND RAILROAD. Nov 2889 bbto Thioeot 43 de I Me sugar Lseassw A hmder 18 bbls mnl usees 1 Hw Ae I4do JoaUMe 23 hbtaua-ar Brag Total-23 hhda au gar 2 bbto de MS Lola FROM THk TASpE- Wo Bra tnoV- bted to tbe Ocean Telegraph Cttm-lor Ibe It'lK-Tclug Ti.i TTTnrra "Ta 1 19 fast rnenea, wan iwwwa ovar tee ay tne rinse Taw boat lib at a a ateek last slant. at fa's Montevitiso. Oet IS Balladtok It Baa da JasMtira.

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aid Oet ix fthip John Rutherford, O'Neal. Bhip chae Davenport, Jonee Ship are wood, Biaonk abip Haneparell. Purdy Oet 11 aid Oat aldOes 7 -id Ooa 1 fept 17 -aid Nov 4 Boipirun, weicn Ship Mindet. Bek Snip Birmingham, Dart) old Oat 29. Siiip Mtnxne Bcrow.

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nraa Now Bark AJarHegaard. 6 BRXSTOL. Ffita note Joe. Kichole -aid Oet 13 sit Om 6 aid Oo 6 li Nev 13 enip xnooa. Moraau Ship Charter Oak.

Staptos Bark AreaniA Aadoraoa Bark Cort Adler- Oet 24 Bark Forest Belle shl Oat 2S Bark Boaetta Mr Noil. BryaaA ski Oet 11 Bark Kbeneser. Hansen Sid 8set 16- (Bid fraaa Cardiff Oct 16. haviag 9oaetoeat GLOCCBBTXB. Bark Liefjeld.

Mow 1 Bark Alpha, Oca la PTC AT. Ship Waterloo, Haxyard Sbis Talbot, RoHseo ddOetat Oat: SMp Nile, Jfewenmb aid Oat 19 sld Oat 14 -aid. Sept Ship Annie BnrelL RlaavlOa ehi 8 Thnrlow. Talbot GBXMBBT. Kilp Royal Charter.

Bobhlas -14 Oct a DTJBLXS. Bark Den Xeata. Bennett. WATSSFOBJX Bark IntotnettA Ferevtoh. slit Hoy IS BABBOW.

Bark afat Nov IS Bark Hypoxia. Darin aW Obt 1 aid Pes 9 Bark Fylgie, Jenaen CARDIFF, yixn, ship utOstld MONTRJIAX eteaxoship Baal ef Tenant. a. Oet IS NIWPORT. Bark PToteetor, Janaen QTJACO.

M. B. Bark TaagfeTlaw. T--" Id Nov BOB DBA TJX. Steamship State of sishsma, Flint.

oM Nev 13 fc p-r aw i Bark Fredlg, AAderaoau Berk Glob be -aid Oe la -Big SOS 23 ETifp VTge. Oct 28 Oe. S7 Shin ScoCa. Dnunmond. snip Jaaoes eoya.

MUton id Oet as Bark Orvar Odd. Tiiliaiisan Oat le -aid Oet Bark Haliiyoa, Hardie WmaTTT.T.TA Baxk Plmeto, Vivians Oct Bark Aojera.i Oct 17 CLHiri'SL Bark Domenieo Tan at a. tSev BOTJXar. Bark Antyxos, AJbrettaen. TXXXL Ship Harry Morse.

Pattee aid Sept 27 (Bia aval ueaa ue AJTTWXBP. FTitp ArsaDa, Dnrkes -'4 5or IS Beck Galathoa. "ei Sept 2S eteamahnj JXarmoTer. Himbeck aM Nev BBJDTXBJIATaUBV Eark Eorydloe, Edwards sMOet HAJarBTJBO. Ship Victoria.

Sept 22 fiark Tf n. PnT-rarn -'-1 tl AAtBTaTRDAK Ship Maria Catherine, ffliilasian RIO DB XANXZBta, Ship Aiuaie iwg, Bryan Shin Seaortii. Eason Nov Nov IS -ltl Oat 1 Bark Asphodel, stone- -aid Oat 34 Berk Brightsat Star, Hntrhlnsen Set 12 Oat -wd Oaa 2 I JdgOoa Oet 1 aidOet Barn eea uea Bark Swift re. A ppledere. Bark Aronoaio.

Park Hatoe AAgier. Staples. Bngxanra. fecbx GoieoBAA, Brandt. Bark Jaime, Santa lOetl CABTHAOE9A.

Bark Arm court. Laugh toe GENOA. oet 2C Bark Louisiana, Oaadolph. Nov Bark Gulseppo Lanara, JgOot 17 Banllalnna. snignes MOJiTIVIDIO.

Bark Veladora. Caieabons Oat 13 T. W. BOTHICX, Xi aDEjrTAXJtR 271 CAMP BTBXXT. BTZW OBiBANS.

to, Manorany. Black Walnuv aed iffiaa alwava Ob hand. Blaek. Rrwwn and White Marina Ladies eedCn bhrooding. En balmmg and Dlatiilei I lag.

Bedlae earefnlly snipped, bears wa, eat i lag on aad eabe tor hire. Funerals stressed te in par-sou by the Trrepriotor, who hopes by strict at. FUUBf A. Bueceaeor ef F. F.

Dueeage, 39 Chartrea i Has jwat zeeeived by last aaaiiiliiiiet ef French Druga. Free Dah patent KeaUeines, aad a rtoek ef French Porfrmos sad Toalet arttolea, wkiek ke seCa at lowest market prleea. wiabe pels te sa erders. B. B.

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