The Times-Picayune from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 3

i A iji rn Mflrvvnrn MSDAT MOR2CIBG, JUIx" 18, TT. AND FINANCE. Tn St. Louis Times says of the suspension of the Butchers' and Drovers' Sank: The announcement of the President in yesterday's Times iprepajdepositars find tc doors of tnaatchers? a ad Drovers' Bank dosed. At the usual honr of opening, however, a crowd of two or three hundred people gathered at the intersection of Fifth, and Morgan, streets.

The poorer and less intelligent -were, as usual, timorous, and a few were inclined to be clamorous. Those better informed discussed the situation calmly, and argned that although there might be a little delay, yet depositors were rare of every dollar. A card from the president, offering ample security against any possible loss was distributed among the crowd, and helped to zaftke the feeling easier. Gradually the ranks thinned, and after a couple of boors those waiting about the door were reduced to a sdOre. consultation of the officers, those roost largely interested in the bank, was beld during the day.

It is thought that by judicious management the institution rsaytieet all i obligations without drawing on the the iaadvisability or impracticability of realizing on the assets at once sbould necessitate the stockholders contributing toward an early dividend to deposi- tors. When a plan of settlement has been determined on. such as the Presi de! est contemplates, his wife and sisters will execute ueeua ui urusb gaoiaieiD the payment in full of all deposits, though no advantage will be taken of this liberal proposition until the assets and stock are fully exhausted. As to the cause of the run on the St. Louis eavings banks, the Times says The erash among banks just now is attributed by many to the near approach of the time when the stringent bill enacted by the last General Assembly goes ie to effect.

The failure of the Central Savings and other banks in St. Louis and at dirterent places in the State, impressed upon the Legislature the importance of passing some law to protect depositors. The rotton condition of some of tnese defunct banks nad crested a clamor among the people for a law protecting depositors. Senator Pope introduced a bill full of severe requirements and it passed the Senate. Senator Pbelan afterwards introduced the bill which finally became a law, and it was intended to prevent any but banks in tie soundest, condition from doing business.

Some of the ablest members of the General Assembly, men who were not interested in banks, and who really desired to protect depositors, OPPOSJCD THI PHXLAN BILL on the ground that it was too rigid, that it would handicap the banking business, and drive good, safe men oat of that line of commerce. The Phelan bill goes into effect according to the constitution, ninety days after the adjournment of the General Assembly, which brings it into force on the 1st day of August. This bill requires each bank to make at least two worn statements of its condition annually to the Secretary of State, and authorizes this officer to call for an additional statement from any bank at any tone he may see fit without Rrrirrg the back any warning of his intention to make such a call. When it is shown that any bank is impaired to the extent of twenty-live per cent, of its capital stock, it must close up, unless the loss is made gcod by stockholders within sixty days. Before opening business the incorporators of a bank must state in full the amount of capital stock and all other details, and one-half the stock subscrib ed must bs paid up, and the other half must be paid within a year.

A form of the sworn report to the Secretary of State is prescribed and it is so arranged as to leave but little chance for building support on worthless securities. Any officer, director, agent or employe of a band who shall receive a deposit or assent to the reception of a deposit, or create a debt or assent to the creation of debt, with the knowledge that the bank' is is failing circumstances, is made liable It civil action for toe amount of the deposit or debt, and is subject to criminal prosecution and imprisonment in the penitentiary. The House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence, to whom- the bill was referred after it passed the Senate, reported is favor of adopting an amendment, drawn and offered by Mr. Wood side, of Dent, providing that in a criminal pro-Kenuon under this act the fact that the defendant an officer of the bank abould constitute prima faie- evidence- tuMjufwas aware otira iainna- con di ten. ttany members of the House, led by Eaalv.

of Lvniv und C- Lems, violently-opposed this amendment, gay ing it would lay every officer or bank, whether actively connected ylth il management or not. liable to imprisonment in the Penitentiary. Mr. oiL St. Louis, advocated the amendiuent saying if the members had ffn tee poor swindled creditors-of the trescent Savings Bank they woold feel PJ'ng a law that would require "err officer of a bank-to inform nim-eif of its condition.

This amendment hnally bat the. section axing the bank fiieer. liable to civil Jt is argued by intelligent man of Louis that banks which i have been wppied by- bad. investments or before this law goes becanse it is dangerous to con-T umaess under that Uw, That a officer is not able to determine vest a jury' may decide, in -ease ol Tha bank officer might SS tnhu not entirely sound tDaneiany, but at the same time he fBrf gard ma condition to survive "tt Prosper with proper management. 5" ffiiKnt continue business under belief that by so doing he Wd eventually benefit his cred-sS5fl wltn J.ne bonest purpose of if.K? t56 i81 nPa a sounder basis, We to faiL Then some-diasatishea tor or creditor institutes criminal fcntion, and it is shown that tne waa not in an entirely healthy knowledge of this fact is grogtit home to the manager, and la Durinfthe RirtiVfl tles- wnen valnes are Tanking and good sec an ties are igyfonhlii bllt few bank- JSwiJLf A 80Und.

healthy and JroTia condition. Hence, it isargued hv1 who realize that r5oank is not nerfectlT ionn) CI0CA nw i itx ana possinie lmpnj-H UDier the new law so. soon 14 York V1 Bnlletin. of July terio trade in Northern Western markets: tha Jitaaaqn for the-t the country are, a trari. in all the commercial and coupled with confident v.

cutionf Vbuainess. Those Hie iPPily, have a visiblv in tne prospect, tirat. T'ni ttSw harvest; second, of tlfi.8. roadv to take nnr mf. nd third, increased resulting from 3e IO mt for tham L'aW" "-wwth policy is already orSrrf vear itself out ino-0f Jicb Presented "ais ot increasing SW6ln(W llnrhIUtulna -ot foreigE, moFe nd more mo hopefal feehag as to the future is as general as is pronounced in our commercial exchanges.

Tha Boston Shipping List looks for a start in fall trade as early" as laat year. The merchants, it says, are in good spirits, and so are the manufacturers. In almost every jnstaneer production is well sold up, and more machinery is being set In motion -very -week. At PMladel- Ebia, the North American chronicles a ttle more demand for some commodities -and "a moderate 'trade in others adding; 1 1 preparation a are going- forward slowly for the fall business, whicn. is to show auite an advance on that of the two seasons- last, past, both in volume- aad, in the amount of remuneration.

The aggregate trade is fair, but profits are small and collections decidedly behind-nanu." At Baltimore there is usi much astir in any department of trade but the Sun says they are looking forward to greater activity tee course ot a few weeks. Throughout the West and Northwest, everything is made to depend on the crops the market reports all take color from the newest cast of the situation in that respect- The Chicago- Tribune, of Thursday, says: The demand for domestic dry goods is on a more liberal scale than in former seasons at a corres ponding period, and the market presents a fiim and healthy tone. Business in groceries is on the increase," and the banks report a quicker demand for currencv from the interior to help -the croD movement. At Kansas Citv. acording to the Timea, the jobbing inercnants, as a general tning, report business very satisfactory.

and, even such lines as nsnallv axoect extreme dullness at this season are naving. a fair trade. trrocers report business brisk, without intermission, and shipments, es pecially ox staples, very heavr. princi pally on mail orders. Drags and liquors are active and steady, ana hardware in brisk demand.1 flxy goods very satisfac tory, ana wit a very changes in values." At Pittsborgfthe Gazette of Thursday tells us.

in none of the leading branches is there any marked activity, while in most of them a rather light business is done, consisting mostly of purchases to supply lTomeoiate wants." At Tennessee, tne rAvaiancne. or tne lutn says money tnere is growing more active. "Bankers report the situation slightly closer, though as vet no strin gency is felt." St. Louis Tunes Bosi nees in general lines among our mer chants has been well maintained, and there is a cheery feeling pervading the various mercantile departments and in austnes, view ox tne suecesstui gar nering of the crop thus far and the healthful ontlook for tne nrodncer." At Nashville, according to the American, of litn. country merchants are sending such orders as are necessary to supply tempo rary wants, out oeyona tnat tnere is little or nothing doing.

The early mar- sennsr ox tne wneat crop, however, is materially improving collections, and many dealers who have been carried by the- jobbers through the dull times are now showing commendable promptness in their settlements. The Cincinnati Times says the opening of the grain trade has not yet increased the amount of paper offering there, though it is reducing inaivianai deposits ana county bans: balances, and bids fair soon to become an innnence of some consequence, the quantity of grain to be handled being un usually large and the quality moss de- sirapie. Ax. Lnvaluble Beautifieb. "The Kitchen Cyrstal Soap." without which that greatest domestic beauty, a clean honse, with clean household tens lis, can never be obtained.

It will remove every trace 01 un irom Knives, tinware, etc. To Hocsekekpebs. The attention of beads of families is invited to the superior quality of Burnett's Flavoring Ex- toacts. J. hey are highly concentrated.

lave all the freshness and delicacy of jie iruirs rrom wmen tney. are prepared ina are less expensive. Call on Dr. J. H.

Maloney, Josephine nrees. comer ox camp, xor tne best and cheapest dental work in the city. Ail operations without pain. Let free trade and protection smoke The calumet of peace. Invest in Kitchen Crystal Soap," And tariff tights will cease.

FINANCIAL. Picattjib Omcx. Tuesday Evening, July 17. 1877. KIW ORT.KA SB CLKARIHO HOCTE ClearlDara.

BalanoAa, July 54... $761,209 93 83 696,399 79 111.9S2 74 uiy m. inly 17. 164.123 12 70.948 39S.053 73 Tbna lar this week. $2,458.57 60 Banie time laat v'k 394.481 64 Teral last week 6,012,131 81 Total weak before.

8,876.322 65 6S8 947 8H OI 82 46 976.88 04 Although the aggregate of the demand for money both in bank and on the street continues moderate, a gradual a gilt increase is becoming every day mute anu. mora peroepraoie, pat yet raies or commercial paper nave exhibited little variation, except the slight change noticed on last Friday. Under the improvement at New Yort goui was stronger and sterling also, but the movement in both was confined to a iew sales. JXew xork surat showed slight advance for commercial. Stocks were quiet.

State consols' closed per cent, higher than yesterday, while pre- HUjam ponasaecunea Vity scrip, naif pour cixy coupons ana otace warrants -were slightly easier. We continue to quota exceptional com mercial paper ov- cent, per annum discount: Al do. 10 11; second grade uu. ioi3; coua-cerai loans Al mortgagee baio and. second grade 11 12.

Gold opened at 10514910514, against 105 Mi at New York, and after a limited onsmess cioeea at the opening rates, against 1054 in ihat market, where it touched 105 during tbe interim- The fifths were confined to $15,000, embracing lu iuo-t, jxaa; as I0i4 and $4000 at 104. Under the course of gold at New York sterling was Vic. higher, and francs were stronger. The onlv sales of sterlfn ronm-tAd worn 1200 bill of lading at 5.0SV, and. 1000 USDS ail 9.14.

Nothing was reported in francs. At the olose sterling bills were quoted at 5.0S4S5.10 for bill of lading and Al clear and for bank, (bank counter rate 5.144), and francs at 4.93 for commercial, and nominal for bank. New York sight was 1-ltt per cent, higher on the inside rate for commercial. The only sale reported was $25,000 commercial and private bankers' at par. vTh banks continue to check on New York at cent, premium, while commercial sight was quoted at parai-16 per cent, premium, against 1-16 per cent, discount to 1-16 per cent, premium yesterday.

JHtW OBUKAN8 STOCK XXCHASTGK BALKS. July 17. 1877. First CaU 11 A-M. 5.000 State Consols 791, u.OOO Premium fiomla asi 1.700 Per Diem Warranto gfiia Bmwiimi r.n.

$8,000 RfatM fWnl. 116,000 Biate Coaaola 5.000 6tate Conaoia. 79N 35 37.COO Premrom Bonla a 2.000 City Scrlo, 1875 2,500 Police Cenattcatee OeoonA Call P. t30.C00 Pzanlaai Boade ZZL After Beoond Can. S1J50O State CottMoIa 4S 79U 3O.0OO Premium Bonds.

gtocAswere witnoTit any new feature. -Btate Consols eloead at 79370 14, against 78 79 yesterday. Premium Bonds rule at 33l4S5s against 35S5fe yesterday. Citv Scrip was quoted a 35 for 1874 issues, at 47 for 1875 and 35 for 1878. Half-paid City Coupons closed at 37, and State Warrants at 8588.

C03MEECIAL, i Qu9tmMon represent jarfcet for round Ua jrom jirtt Aetna, untem oterwM ttatecUU a filling mall ordari kigker pricu are paid I PiCATxnr Office, 7 Tuesday Evening, July 17, 18TL i cotton. I The sales to-day were confined to 0G Dales, as prices rot requiring any change, in our quotations. We vgive also the figure and report of the Exchange as WOW- i AJtEEICAX BTAXDARD OF CUASSmCATIO': Gen'l QaotatUma. Ex.0. 7 Lew urdlaarr- 9n 1 Onllnary iQVaio lO'ViO-'i BtrU-t Ordinary.

Strict Good Low MdJtr ft Ptrirt Low MidiUliifr strict 104 11 11V11 1IW1 II muiaxmg amir. fur 11 The market was quiet throughout the day. but there was nevertheless some inquiry, but? mostly from buyers who claimed concessions, which factors were unwilling to grant, the latter, in fact, generally adhering to their previous pretensions, which are above the limits of pending orders. The actual sales showed no quotable variation, but indicated that yesterday's prices were barely maintained, and that, in some eases at least, factors were willing to meet the demand more freely. The dispatches reported Liverpool firm at previous rates, with sales of 8000 bales, and sellers of arrivals meeting the demand at last evening's prices.

Manchester quiet and unchanged, Havre hrm at the previous advance, with a moderate demand, and New York dull at previous rates for spots and lower for futures, the closing rates showing a net decline of 4- 100c. on Julys, 5-100c. on An gusts, and 1-100 3-1C0 j. on the later months. The sales of the past three days sum no 4300 bales, (2700 on Saturday.

1503 yesterday and 600 to-day,) against 2S50 lor the corresponding time last week and 3400 tne week before. Beceipta sinee Friday evening, 613 bales, embracing S3 from other delivery ports, (of which 1 from Mobile and VI from -Texas.) and 551 proper, against 943 proper last week and 854 Last year. Total proper since An gnat SI, 1,188,185 bales, against 1,409,045 last year deorease 800. The exports comprise 4290 bales, embracing 8074 to Havre and 1225 to Nw York. Tha Exchange telegrams make the re ceipts at all the ports from 12 M.

yesterday to 12 M. to-day 573 bales, against 862 last week and 1034 last year, and since ndav 1721 bales, ajrainst 2544 Last week. and 3153 last year. Total since August SI, bales, against 4.078.068 np to Monday noon. uly 17.

last year decrease 150.546 bales. ixports (kTidav to Alondav Inclusive) to Great Britain 5923 bales, asaiost 12.551 last week and 6226 last year, and to the Continent 3074 bales, against 1S30 Last week and none last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to 12 212.120 bales, against 228.819 last week and 229,450 last year. The h.T change makes tne amount on shipboard not cleared (before to-dav's exports) 11.206 bales, embracing 3340 for Liverpool, 65W lor Havre, and 1270 for ooaatwise porta, leaving in presses, agreeably to its account at 12 33,185 bales, only a part of which is on sale. At noon to-day Middling was anoted at Galveston at at Mobile at 11 cat Savannah at 11 He, at Charleston at llc at Wilmington at llc.

at Norfolk at llc. at Baltimore at 12 5 at New York at 12 at Boston at at Memphis at imc at Angnsta atlUvSlHic. at Philadelphia at at Cincinnati at 11 46c, and at St. Louis at 11 The Exchange reports Sales 525 bales. Market quiet." coTToii BTATicamrr.

Baen. 2S.377 8 tort en Band Sept. 1. 1878 nma unce no 14S Axnred prevkiosly 1382,43 1.381439 1.411.8SS 1.364.242 47.624 5U647 Cleared taJJay Cleared previously 1,223 1.363.0 17 Btock on tiasd. ete Home lime laat year To-day's exports were to Ne York.

Been to proper since last vninir 14i! bales, aaainat 94 on last Tneadav. -21 last year. 1 iot totals for the past three days' exports and receipts see above report. RECEIPTS OP PBODUCE Arrived since our review of yesterday 672 bbls. bbls.

pork. 265 bbls. whisky. 117 tierces hams. 10 tierces lard.

tiO kim lar-t 73 boxes bacon. 1138 bbls. corn meal 350 sacks corn. 2109 sacks oats. 728 sacks bran.

S78 bales bav. 49 hhds. saaar. 4 bbls. molasses, and 41 bbls.

rice. rJLrXKlti OF PBODUCE Exports since our review of yesterday 241 bbls. nour. DDia. porBr.

casks bacon. 5 tierces lard. 80 bbls. whisk v. 13 bbls.

corn meal, 114 sacks corn. 10 sacks oats. 34 sacks bran. 6 baleA hav. 21 hhdn.Hn?ar 70 bbls.

sugar, 14 bbls. molasses. 56 rice, 149 sacks coffee, 23 sacks salt, 8 bbls. onions, and 12 bbls, potatoes. TOBACCO We did not hear of transaction to-dav.

The amannt on eiie is estimated at 7200 hhda. Wo con-tin ne to quote as follows: 'Inferior lnss a low- lnm r7 4Vtc, medium SS5o good fine 5 CVio, low leaf 6W97Hc, medium 8100., good fine 12Vs3l3Vsc seleu-tions 1414 i TOBACCO 8TAntM.ES T. Bbek oa Hand Sept. 1875 11,08 1 Arrivea pae cbree Iara 159 Arrtvea 7.3d2 7.541 18,622 Kxvorted cast ttiree daTH Exported prevtoaalT 7,097 Broken np tor baUsz. citv oon- ampUon.

pyg 2,001 8 103 Btsek on hand. ete. 10.519 FliEIGriTS We have no new flitni to notice in the market. Tnera ara eteamships about due. which will afford a fair supply of steam room for Liverpool, which is held at but we hear of no engagements at that rate.

Masters of unengaged sail vessels also ask Vtd-. which shippers refuse to sir. Waonnu as follows Bv steam Cotton tr L.ivmrml ufroil 4d. to Boston. Providanm.

Pall Rirar Philadelphia and Baltunoce. via New York. cj to Kew York: too. Grain to Liverpool 7toL 4 By sail Cotton to Livernonl a rl to Havre c. BLiUAtC lieoeived tbia mormnir 41 nnas.

uniy a moderate job demand and prices are unchanged, though buyers ask concessions which may be acceded to. Our present a notation i ar nominal 28 hhds. sold at 8 toe. for common, Sto toc for seconds, and 9too. for folly fair to prime.

We quote job lots: Com mon to I air at tuilv fair 93c. prime to smctiyi prime 94 choice 10 "4c seconds 9310too centrifnural To yeuow clarxned 10tollc oft whites xx-mc pure wnrces Litu-Hc. rc. MOLASSES Received this morning 4 bbls. The market is dnlL and thnra only occasional sales from, dealers to the city trade.

Desirable grades from plantation are so scarce that we omit a nota tions. CITY REFINERY STJGAR-Js sellrmr on orders at 12 toe. for standard in wuBueu, x-c. xor powdered and granulated, and 13c for cut loar. CITY REFLNEEY MOL.ASSFS eelhngon orders at: 45c for oammrm 50c for fair.

55c. for prim, 60c fox choice, and 00c for golden sirup. HAY Good auonlv and Nah1 Prime is quoted at $16, choice $18 ton. FLOUR There were reeerstiT thi. morning 01 o.a DDIs, iso demand: bny- era are holding off for better supplies.

and the market is dull and weak. Only extra at 9. 100 at $9 25, 200 at 29.50, wo DMavon private juornmonisauoteaat s' at 15 25, doable extra J6 25, low- treble extra $6 503fl 75 good do. 47 5048. choice do.

(3 75, ohoico extra 90 9 50 bbL. Dealers and grocers obtain 50c. above theas prioes in their order trade. St rralm Clnfrtnnaa Cbiaara- Honr. quiet nd daU and aUMkJy, family $8 75 37 yood era and dull ana- good demand and nadx, $1 33 13a noirinaL 1350.130 qnie.

-48S50 dull. 3540 dnll, -tl 07 qniat, 14 rtroog, 8.95 a 9 firm, 51 -1 20945 firmer, 49- firm. S11 $1 08 dill. 13 57 a ateadr. 915 actiTA, S4 I1 7T Corn I dnn.

M- 7 la Wnlsky. teiy, $1 08 Pork quler, $13 42a bid. dull. Blx mta nothing doing. good demand.

a 8 ei active, $4 805 firm. inactive. $4 6035 Hogs. RYE FLOUR Commands $5 2535 50 bbl. from first hands.

Some fresh lots are offering. CORN FLOUR Is in light supply, and is selling on the landing at $4 25 bbl. BREAKFAST BACON Is dnll and Is qnoted at 8rW'29o. VS. 11AM 8 Choice sugar-cured, small size, freshly packed, are scarce and in request.

They are held at 11 to 12c. IK Ordinary average are quoted at llailtoc in brand. Dealers obtain Is. above these prices in their job trade. No demand for old stockv LARD Is in fair local demand.

Tierce ii held at 9to9toc keg 1010too. h. Dealers are jobbing at too. above these prices. PACKERS' HOG PRODUCTS Prime mess Pork is selling in the order trade at $13 60 14, prime $11, rump Pork $11 50 2)12 bbL.

Pig Pork $3 25 half-bbL, Pigs' Feet 65c. keg. and $1 25 firkin, tongues 4c apiece, new rib sides 3 toe WHISKY Rectified is quoted at $1 05 1 11 gallon as in proof and brand. 75 bbls. choice Cincinnati recaned sold in lots 11 gallon.

Dealers obtain 5 310c. above these prices in their order trade. CORN IN BULK Supplies are offering on the spot, to arrive, at 56a. bushel. COW lEAS The season is nearly ever and the stock is mostly held by dealers who are selling on country orders at $1S1 25 bushel for mixed, and $1 25 1 50 for day.

GRlls ajsD HOMINY Grits continue in light supply and in demand at $4 bbL, 100 bbls. mors sold to-day in lots on the landing at that price. Jobbing in store at $4 2ft bbl. Freeli Hominy command $4 49 bbL CORN MEAL Further liberal receipts embracing 1138 bbls. have again depressed the market 20c bbl.

851 bbls. sold, comprising 100 and 501 bbls. at $3, 25, 25 and 25 at $3 10. 50 and 100 at $3 15 and 25 at $3 25 4 bbL Dealers are jobbing at $3 40 bbL At the close offers $3 were refused for some to arrive and $3 10 15 asked spot. PORK Quiet but steady and unchanged and mess is quoted at $14 75 bbl.

Receivers are selling broken lots in store at $15, and dealers are jobbing at 16 bbL A lot of 50 bbls. sold at $14 75 4 bbl. DRY SALT MEAT Shoulders are scarce and in demand at 5 toe loose and 5o. packed, receivers selling fob lots iu store at and dealers jobbing at 6c. Ib.

The demand is quite active in the job trade. BACON Only a job demand. The market is bare of shoalders. and sides are in light supply. Shoulders are quoted at 7c, clear rib S-c, clear sides 88 Receivers are jobbing at these prices.

Dealers are jobbing shoulders at 7Vc. clear -ides at SSc, clear aides 89c ft. i toRN IN SACKS SupDlifti an scatoe snd bnyers are purchasing soartna9. Mixed is held at 65U8c. yellow wbite 7S75c.

busbeL Only 350 sacks mixed and yellow sold at 70c bushel. OATS Are in abundance and neelect-ea 850 sacks sold, of wbick, 150 Texas and 3O0 choic Galena at43c, 150 choice Galena and 250 Texas at 44c. bnsheL BRAN The supply is fair and the market dnll; 150 sacks sold 02to. anr 150 at 05 100 tt. RICE The market is almost bare and job lota are in request for shipment to thnWst.

The local trade is dnIL Loui-- iana No. 2 is quoted at 4to4c fair 5.ac.. eood 6toa6toc rB. BUTTER Very little inquirv. but once are lirmer, owing to favorable advices fioni the Western and Northern n-arsets.

We quote: Creamery, fine. 24 25c; do. good, 2CS22c; Western dairy, good, 16 17c; Western repacked, good. 15 "316c; do. fair, 13 New York creamery, selections.

25S26c; line. 23324c; dairy, fine, dc, good, 21 22c; fair. IS 20c. 16. CHEESE Good supply, and there is only a moderate demand for the retail Prime factory is qnoted at 8 8 toe.

off lots and rejections 67c 16. Tn market is bare of New York cream. OAK STAVES No demand, owing to the scarcity of tonnage. Extra Pipe. 60 inch, is quoted at Slfio'a 170: Extra Pipe, 56 inch, $125 130; Light Pipe.

50 to 60 inch. $110; Extra Hoga-headn. 48 inch, $125 130; Extra Claret, $110 1200. EOAP-Good demand. J.

II. Keller's pesrl froapina sells at $4 25 box silver soapina $4 25 box gold soapina $4 2S box J. H. Keller's carbolio I 75 fc box J.H.Keller's toilet soaps None Equal Honey. None'Eqnal Glycerine.

None Equal Windsor, None Equal Assorted $5 75 grose sterling toilet assorted at $5 gross, discount on gross lots. J. H. Keller's XXX palm etoo; German olive 6c: olive 53 0. standard olive 5c castile 10c; magnolia 44ic ft, in lots ot 50 boxes toe Jess ft, in lots of 100 boxes too.

less ft Maginnis's Sons white laundry. 25 boxes or siore, oc. lees than 25 boxes 6toc; extra perfumed olive, pressed. 25 boxes or. more, 5 toe.

less than 25 boxes 66toc olive, 25 boxes er more 5c. less than 25 boxes 5toc: family. 25 boxes or more. -4 toe. less than 25.

boxes 5c; dark mottled. 25 boxes or more. 5c. less than 25 boxes 5toc 4 ft. A liberal discount on round lots.

EGGS Light supply, but a moderate demand. Weatern sell at 8 12c, Loaisi- anaaii aozen. ESCULENTS Lioht annnTv and n1! Western Potatoes are held at $i32 75 4 li 0nions 33 50 Cabbages ja BEANS and western peas Moderate retail demand. Prime Northern medium is quoted at 5Vc. white kid-rey red kidney 6toc.

Western medium navy 4o inferior and mixed graces 23too. lo. i MOSS The market is duIL Gray sells at 2S2c, mixed Sa3V4c black i rALLOW The market is bare, the lat sales were at 814c, tt. WOOL The market is bare and supplies are in request. Barry would command 12s Louisiana clear 22 clear lske 80to-S31e.

Ife. HIDES The demand has slackened, but prices show no change. Conn-try green Is quoted at 9a, dry salted 15tlAo ti-mmr XTM mm, 111'f ItHJi IO. All city slaughter sales are making as follows Steer hides, over 85 lb lOVae 70 to 84 lo. under 70 16, 9e.

cow hides, as they run, 7Vsc, kips, 25 to SO ft, calf skiiis. each, 75o; beeswax 282290. Ih ox horns, each 8c. STAR CANDLES Liberal supply and fairly active. Quoted at 13c.

Zb. STARCH Is ingood supplv and moderate 1emand. Held at 3 Wo. cash, 3 4c with the usual discount. SALT -UffV tnrlti mm i unuxaiiu -7e- gnote coaie at 8590a.

fine $noa it ck. delivered. Turks' Island is ukicuuct, quote a nominally at 80c basr of two bushels: table salt in noekv I ets Ha. each, as in sua. -r r.

IMPORTED KTTTTS AW1 irrtrsLl: very asii. Aiemons are quoted at 3 50 4r bcs. Kalsjna. bxeg. $1 70; half.

uvxe8, i quarter Doxes, 5Jc a aicnda, 17toisc Figa urumsv 4 ic, layer ooxes, i4c; baskets. 14c: one-third and one-quarter boxes. 19c ft. Bananas, $1 25 2 50 bunch- rsrazu npis. riinerts, 11 dates, 6c; Currants.

6 7c; Citron, 22c ft. Cocounnt $25 1000 DRIED FRUIT Is dull, and Annies ar quoted at Stoc ft Aid en, 50 ft boxes. LBON COTTON TD3S The JLrcoir Tie is selling at $2 50 bundle. The unp ne 50 bundle, less 2 to cent, for cash. The Philp Wire Tie Sc tie, with a discount on large lots put up in bundles of 90 tie BAGGlNG-rThe supply is fair, with a moaeraie demand, but prices are steady.

Awjiieswo jure is qaoted at retail at. 13 14a, wholesale 13toc 4 vard. No demand for India; it is quoted nominally at 11c. TUTU. BALING TWINE Is retailing at 16c.

ft. GUNNY BAGS Are quoted at 12too. each. There is only a small stock of second bsnd. POULTRY Small receipts from the West, and the demand is good at firm prices.

Western grown Chickens are quoted at $5 50 6, young, do. $2 50 3 50 Ducks $3 50 4 Geese $55 50 Turkeys $12 15 dozen. Louisiana Brown Chickens young do. $1 503 50: Docks $2 503 Geera $4 50 Sx 5: dozen. The following are the neeipta and exports of the principal articles for the past three days: Bales.

Secerpta. Envi 43 1S8 67 827 1.227 sis 85 16? 25 SO CTuxr. xinaa Bturar. 210 3 4.49a 14HS 30.0O0 P.421 3.6S7 1,227 382 221 183 170 90,400 391 a 10 417 Moiaaeea. Floor, bbia 3,657 1.501 lOO 850 73 Cora atea bbia.

Cora, sacks Cora in balk, bushels, oete. Bran. sac. Hay. bale.

Pork. 645 33 60 5 ioo; 20.000 SO 80 Bacon, eaaka. Bacon, bozea Kama tleroea Dry alt mat, Drv aalt bml iim iaro. 17 iio uira. tn.

Whisky, bbia CATTXS MARKET REPORT. NEW ORLEANS. July 18, 1877. yeetenlay. Texas Baevea 111 fTalves and yearling.

100 Hofra Milch Cows puicys Corn-fed Beeves, choice, 4 IB gross Corn-fed Beeves, 3d quality, 4 Texas teveaTtaoa'beadrrr Bo'd. 206 199 89 Stock. 1001 68 21 -a' 69 8-9 4- OOrf so 00-935 00 20 OOdttO OO 15 00918 00 6 00 (t 3 509 4 00 2 009 OO Texas Beeves, 1st quality, h'd Texas Cattle, 2d quality, 4 h'd Texas Cattle, 3d quality. h'd Sheep, 1st quality, per H. Sheep, 2d quaUty, Sbeep, Sd quality, head Milch Cows.

head 70 00r90 OO Milch Cows, 2d quality, 4 head SO 0O970 00 Calves, 4 head 8 0O310 0O earll r. 4 10 0Oz12 OO Hogs, IB, gieea, 1st 5-9 Hops. 4 Bt, aroas, 2d quality 4-9 5 THE BITER. Picaytjxi Oypicx, I Wednesday, July 18, 18TJ. STAGS OF WATER TUT THI BT7BBS, AS reported by Signal Serviea telegrams, with ebanires for the 24 hours endlnjt at 3 P.

M. Tuesday, July 17. 1877. Above low water. Changes.

Rise. Fall. Btaaona. Feet. Inch.

Inch, la oh. 22 2 Llnclnnatl 10 5 5 9 Keokujf 7 1 Leavenworth. 15 LoulSTiile 6 a 18 3 Nashville 2 4 New 5 Pittsburg 1 8 sfctevepi 15 ,11 8t If 5 2 0 14 0 0 0 0 2 0 VtekaauricMlts. 35 7 Below bitch water mark of 1S74- NEUaon Serawt Sig. serv.

U.S. A. We are still in receipt of warm weather. Yesterday was quite oppressive, and were it not for a- favorable breeeze stirring at intervals the day would have proven th hot test so far for this season. business on the Levee was tolerably fair for Tuesday.

We noticed a good tup on the Vicksburg packet Kobt. E. Lee, while the John Tolls was receiv- ing quite freely for St. Louis. The Tolte, owing to engagement for freight, was compelled to lay over until to-day at 5 P.

31., when she will positively depart for St. Louis and way landings. ARRIVALS. The arrivals since our last- were of a local nature. DIPAVTCSZS.

Isabel for Lower Coast. Mary Ida for Upper Coast, Assumption and Ella Bus hew for Lafourche, and Kobt. E. Lee tor Vicksbnrg. STKAMXKS TO ARRlYK.

Golden City and Golden Rale from Cincinnati, O. Stanard and Bee and barges from St. Louis, Henry Tete from Lafonrche, Yazoo Valley from Vioks-burg, New Bart Able from Grand Ecore. Tom Parker from Bceuf River. W.

J. Be-han and Lotus No. 3 from Bed Kiver, and Katie from Greenville. WSCKLLAHKOna. Our next departure for Soreveport and Jefferson will be Capt.

C. P. Truslow's new steamer Dawn, which packet will ieave on Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock. Our yonng friend Capt. Chas.

W. Drown ia the chief clerk. The Dawn will be followed on Satnrdav, at 5 P. bv the steamer Chas. H.

Dorfee, Capt. W. If. McChesney. capt.

Lew Katee's large, fleet and popular passenger packet Thos. Sherlock will positively leave for Cincinnati and way landings on the Ohio River on Thursday next, at 5 P.M. The Sherlock provides first class cabin fare and accommodations, and has clever and attentive officers. Capt. M.

L. Virden, a steam boatman of the old school, and one who thoroughly understands the comforts of travelers, has charge of the Capt. J. D. Hegler's new steamer Golden City, the champion stern wheeler of the Western waters, will arrive in due time, to leave again, without fail, on Saturday next, at 5 P.

for Cincinnati and way landings. Tne reputation of the Golden City for speed, comfort and safety cannot be questioned, while more clever or attentive officers than those on board do no exist. The People's Techs and Atchafalava Lightning Line packet Willie. Cant. E.

B. Trinidad, will leave on Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock, for Attakapas snd way landings on the Teche. The Willie will be found receiving at the lower wharf. Shippers send down your freight, Mr. Frank Greig has charge of the office.

Capt. Abe Smith's Teche Line steamer George Spangler ia now at the Levee receiving lor Attakapas and way landings and leaves on Saturday evening, at 5 o'clock, The Spangler is a fixture in the trade and should oe sustained by shippers. We expect to witness a big trip on the Spangler by Saturday. Caps. W.

C. Smith commands, while Mr. A. Mcynier, has charge of the office, and ia ably assisted by Mr. A.

Amirati. We want it understood that Capt. D. M. Brady's large and substantial freight paeket, John F.

Tolle, is now receiving at tha foot of Gravier street for St. Louis. Cairo, Memphis and bend landings, and leaves this evening at 5 o'clock without faiL The Tolle will take freight for landings inside Palmyra Island and for landings np to Vicksbnrg. Mr. W.

Kimber is cbief cTerkand bis able assistant is Mr. C. A. Nomas, both clever gentlemen. The regular Wednesday, Opelousas packet Lessie Taylor, Capt.

Il. Eu Broad, in plaoa ot the steamer Sandy No. 2, leaves on Wednesday, at 5 P. at, for On-elousaa and way landings. Capt.

E. Qwatrevanx. is chief clerk. Traveleis foe the-LiOwer -Coast to-dav as well as shippers, have at tair disposal -the new steamer IsabeJL Capt. OPrr, and the Kice Farmer, Capt.

A. Enix. -The forraer laaves at 10 A. M. and the latter at 11 A.

AL The above pack, ets leave promptly on time and will always be found reliable, with clever officers. A t. i Shippers of freight for Ouachita Birer and tributaries as high as Ouachita City, are hereby reminded that the first class jacas jocn novara, uapt. F.A. Blanks, will leave this evening, at 5 o'clock, in place of the steamer John H.

Hanaa. The Howard is receiving- at the foot ef Gavier atreet. Capt. Joe Holmes and Mr. B.

Cornwall hare charge ol.tha oihce. Fob Lowte Coast. The steamer Rice armer. Capt. A.

J. Iioiz. leaves at 11 A for Lower Coast landings. For Upper Coast. The regular packet Blue Wing Not.

Capt. J. A. Com-stock, leaves this morning, at 10 o'clock, for Ashland Plantation and Upper landings. The many friends of Mr.

Wm. Full-wood, or rather Billy Full wood" as ha is familiarly called, will doubtless be glad to learn that since his retirement from the river he has to remain on terra firm a for sometime, and will ooen a first-class ealoon on Thursday morning, at No. 4 Carondelet street. Billy" had hosts of friends while on the Chas. Morgan and other river steamers, who will, no doubt, soon find out his whereabouts.

We wish him every rnccens at No. 4. cuppings. The Cincinnati Commercial, of July 15th. says: Business was lively along the levee yesterday, owing to the departure of ten steamers, ail with good trips, moro especialtr the Goldea Kale, which left for New Orleans with 23 cabin passengers and over 500 and engagements below to All her out.

The A. C. Donnally leaves for New Orleans on Wednesday, and the Chas. Morgan for New Orleans on next Saturday. The Donnally will load for New Orleans at the Golden Kale's rates Bacon 20 oents per hundred, whisky 75 cents, pork 80 cents per bbL, and other articles in proportion.

Mr. Josenh Mover, an old "lrrfe- An river, and at one time a clerk in the post office- here, is now a sub-oendnctor on the Third and Fourth street line of street cars Cincinnati. Capt. W. Wenzel con tnw tart wir.Ti HIV A.

Perry yesterday for anew light steamer. Her dimensions will be 145 feet long, 31 feet beam, and 4 to feet hold cylinders, 13 inches by 3 feet. Pittsburg. July 14. The new dredge-boat building for the Eada Jettiaa.

it ia expected, will be ready to launch this day. Dimensions: Lencrth. 180 feet: beam. 27 feet hold, 10 feet 4 steel boil ers. 4 UUea.

each 2S fett. in Utnorth 4 inches in diameter engines- high pres-eore, 21 feet inches in diameter, 7 feet stroke. Her hull is built of to 4 inch iron, and she will have rudders at both ends, so that she can be steered either way. It is calculated that her draft will not exceed 3 feet, liirht. 8ha will hin four large iron tanks in the centre of the boat for pumping mud out of the bottom of the river.

MABINE NEWS. PICAYXSnC OFFICE, July 18. CT.KAHKP TKSTBBDAT. Steamship Lone 6Ur, Forbes, for New york, uaw aimey dtoo Steamship Citv of Mexico, Phillips, from New 1 ora via Havana ana Mexican Ports, to i 21 WithersDOon 2d district IO Ital Bark Lanata, Mereillo, 49 rtrs frsra Gtuoa via San Bemo, to A lanata au disc 19 STK4MVB8. Tnrfee, McCttesney, fm Sareveport.

Eva, Taylor, On Lower Coast. Mine Wing Mo. 3. Corns took, fa Upper Coast. Thomas blierlock, Kates, nn Cincinnan.

-Leasts Taylor, Kenlsen, fm Waaautgton. Isabel, O'Pry, fm Lower Coast. Ella Bnahea, tfalferes. tm Lnckmrl Assumption, Cliarlec, fm Ijoukport. KXPOETS.

NEW Hteamsnip Lone Star 1233 bales cotton 6 bales aanaparlJla SSS6 dry bides 1XS1 aticks fntue 6 bales InUe es bbls 409 bales wool StO bales moss SOO bales bldea 1374 bdls Birtee 18 balse aair 820 bbls beet oOO bbls oil bbU tallow 6 nhda tobaooo X03 tons cedar toga aOGO feet walnut lumber XXPOBTS. MEXICAN PORTS Steamship Citr of Hex. ic 'J baivs bsinmoolcs i fernandes A Son 1 86 tags coffee 1 FaQo Aee 1U7 do 53 balm 3 bbih angar 68 bbls molareea 4 bt Pols do qr bbls do Pulp, Corral Aco 4tSS bales ooffde li4 ban do Gordon A tismila 87 dosha mau do 198 bale do 186 pkgs do tfniith Bros Aco packan specie Adams 1 UH Bovd 657 balus bemp 1 85 bbls honey bales rubber 5 bale door akius 804 try bides Ss bbls molassea 70 bass aosar 21 Withacsvoon 1 uSSOa AKI1SAN REM. Bark Gnlseppe Lanata2 cases olive- oil to Maruionl Sw do 5bO baakfts do 183 case paste 100 cae snap Gelpi Bio 9 catee eatuaas 200 caee oUts oil 812 COM4 pant 2S8B baekets alive alt te order lot do 18 bbls Canary seed 4 bbia paste 10 bbls nan 4 bbia mooe 678 baa lemons 1000 pasus 2a bbls Ine 220 cases vermouth a RECEIPTS OP PRODUCE. SHKEVEPOBT Steamer Durfee-BT bales cotton to TS OA Ked River Trass Uo 3 Moore Coleman IS Borhridm Aoo IO Bncaner too 1 Pbelpe Aco Lehman.

Abraham Soo 8 Bairhns 1 Hsrdle koo cut ua oacs uiover ok iMienaam sit do 531 oka bran Miller, Dolbonds Aoo 185 do Pleasaata S10 bead cattle Ayooek, Mlobell Aoo-8 do Heals co 258 ska oil cake to Chaffs a Sons anndiies to order Total 1 57 bales cotton 1178 oka eats 718 ska bran 15d ska oil cake 408 beadeatUe LOWilK COAST Steamer Eva-Soadrleato order UPPER COAST Steamer Bine wing So a Sundries to order JLOWEB COAST Steamer Isabel SaDI-Jea to older LOC'KPOBT Steamer Assumpaoa Sundries to order LOC'KPOBT Steamer Ella Hnhss 18 ubda rnirar to I Adama Acs sundries to order WASHINGTON Steamer Lessie Taylor 73 bales cotton to Aleua, sobarok Autey IS do McOebee, Snowden A Vtoletfr 5 Allen, Nngent kco Nalle A Cammaok 4 Meyer, Weis Aco 3 Iiebman, Abraham Aoo 8 Wabnabsy Aoo 9 Denis Cbona Aco 103 ska cotton seed SO Cotton Seed Aas'n 2 bUsmolasaes Beraud A Glbsrt do IS bads sugar Block 10 do Sebmalt A Zlerier lot hides 8 bans wool 1 bale mots PCasse lot hides 1 baa; wool BBeer lot hides 1 pkes wool Lacassafrnel do lot bides 1 bbia potatoes Bykoakl afanarto fl ban wool 16 sks roncb dee Salomon 13 hides 8 aria Aco lot bides 1 bag- wcel Gross A Williams IS pkgs wool 2 hhds ham a 8 Block 178 bead stock to order 4 bides I Bloom Aco 1 baa; wool 1 half bbl honey lot hides to DelavaUade 8 hides Miller A DieJmann 1 bale moss I A Boors; and sundries to order Total 110 bales ootton 10i sks cotton seed 25 hbds sngar 4 bbls molasses 16 ska rough rice 178 head atock crNCXB) ATI Steamer Thomas Sherlock Sbxa mdaeto Aitkena A Son 25bblswhlaBV 6 bt bbls do Ia Bloom da Basaotv S84 pkga Iron A Baldwin Aco lot wagon scon! to Bodlay Bros 20 bxs starch Bars tow A Deeyea 2 bxa axle grease Barges A Allen 12 pkga rware Brenham Aco-eOO bbia lime Converse Jr A co 26 bbls whisky CoOb A Afaxent 10 bbls oil 3 8 Clark 87 pkgs wagon atuff Cook Aoo 24 pkgs miua Cashing 8 bbls meal Clark A Meader a bbia grits 7 bxs eggs 32 pkgs batter PeJBomUo Aco 7 bbls pork 5 hf bbls do 1 tee meat DcLEandJo 80 bbls oniona 24 bbls potatoes Doberty 35 bbls whisky 5 at bbls da Dreyfns 62 bales hay 8 DaSouehes 25 bxs bottles PlnUy Aoo 10 bdls iroa Foiger Aco 24 pkgs copper Edwards IS pkgs butter Perrandon 25 bbia wbiaky PlaMh, Lewis Aco 7 pkgs g'w are Mrs Fab man- bdls mdse I rantr 10 tea lard 20 bt bbia do A French 4 bxs mdse i tiibney 240 bbls meal SO sks scan. Howard A Preston 13K) bxs starch Glover A Odendahl 13 pkgsmdss) PorstaU A Jnmonvttla 2S0 aks earn Fairchlld. San Aao 1 erata e'waie Mrs Gauche 1 box piownrea Gwrn 4 Dyer 0 bales hay Greva A Wudermana Sbbls mose ieaui, npiT a iAra bbls whisky ait A Carlin 8 buaglea teDM HonrngawonaSOO sheet Iron Hennessey A Bto 862 akaoAts 3 bbls onions 1 bxs eggs Buddeoke A -Soa 15 1 sks bran 20O bbls nuur Giorer A Odandaol 12ih bdls cotton ties Iaaao'on 14 roll leather Hotter A Fenner 1 0 bbls wbiakv I Hi 76 bbls pork Howard A Prcslcn W) rkg wuea Iaidoie Levi Aco- 80 pkc iron fohasea pfcrs eratee Knraheedt A Blenveno OO-a eggs A JulLin 4 oasa birtirr 123 aksenrn Klag A to 368 aka oats iawler boggy A Luna aco 2j biu vmrrr loehte A CutOttS 83 pegs tint a trim haeiia II lavrrnca Aco 4 eases ic ait 1 Lrots 5 acis wlakkj -aoouma 307 bbls floor and meal WTf Matthews ABr Jf tea hams Miller. JDolhonde 1 Pkgs egca 2 ic Pkgs batter Miller A Meyer 2 bu ides Lunard -A Maxwell 161 ematy bW A A MagteBis' bona md2 McGraw lObbla whisky FMabeo i Mersmrty SS do Marianl6 ao SO tx trun Moore Aoo 20 bars Iron ii McCaa A--3 pes trea 1 boiler IS Pkgs mde McS'ueiy A MUbarn20 Pitaw Aeo 47 irka-rrm 170 aka a bran 18S bales hay Fleaaanta IO bxa baeoa Tl5 Lt90'! ahayPrudhommo. A BjlggsWOakgavHa PiksVB'vtheT Af -w do Mobtea Valaews bbiamaai a buUi-w Kandohh A Dnnnica- 2 toiin '-irathor Hoino 25 bbls whisky Queyrooaa A Bfif ka 46 pkeMWlttea, Born Aco- hit mdse RaA jf "caes to aa oaxa Rogers A Mitcheil bbl meal 45 bbls tlonr IO bxa baeoa ia 114' psga butter tswajjabar, IouJoa Pteifer-4 packages Thajer-17 awhamsSO txt bbls pork Sehwabaeher A Htrson lot mde vinegar Smith Bros Aco lu pkra mdse HAN Samory is do i Seawarto Si bbt wbiak Theursr 157 aka braa Vatrta A Mortimer 1 aks oata West Ae 200 bbls grita WhH' lot mds to West-iot do Weil IS bbisoU- Heptoline Oil Co 1 8 hiido tosecee Kirksatrick A Eaith 16 do Block ico 10 do Uonther A- Stevenaoa do Wilson A 2 do 1 King Aoo balesxotton Stewart Bros Acq 1 do Richardson May do Phelps Aoo 8 MeGehee, Snowdea A Vlolett 9 da to order 4-.

do Ionian. Abraham Aoo 80 aka oB sake An-" deraon A Simpson 1082pkgsmdieO A Aoo 05 bbia oU 1 600 bd ties 50O rolls bagrtag 7 pkgs furniture A Mobile lot and sundries to order Total 27 bales cotton 48 hhds Wbaooo- sOO aka on cake -r BECEIPTS AT TBCEt KW BASTST. JORUAif BrvER Sohr La Bretcmno 3 8. OOO feet lumber toJL Severs BECEIPTS AT TSX' OLD BASLTT. JORDAN RIVER schx Bonftruca 3,009 11 feet lumber to order oALVEarox cnr- Thiaao--Stm 3rie- to vC rder la CH IK CHE Sloop Star ef the Sea lflM-' bbls potatoes 25UO cabbage to order mw OBLEA27S, iAcBB02Tf Asny NORTHEBJt BAILBOAI).

July 17 8 bales cotton to umbel 7 do Bucaner A Bro 4 do AUea. Hagaot Aes) aW Aoo IS do anther a Mwvensoii 1 car old iroa' Bcfawarts A Bro 225 bxa peaches Maohe-ca 45 do Stephen A Stork 44 ao SoharKlc 9 doT Carver lot a jroods A 161 bbls potatoes Greva A Wlldermaaa lsSaa- Keller ill do SDoherty SO bblaaiga.wlna OH do-W Beanham 1 bracks a ftavunn-l do Visard A Wllnoth Acarwooav wens oxs boxuea ja vorater irti bbls apples Gordon A Gomna S3 bdls gr bldea "Hay A Mehle 10 bbls flour Glover A low ao tycnwaoacner, A Ptwiler ia pkga beet Zsigier 2 bale blanket 1 box sad. dieryi jiotter A ireen leryi Hotter A 'eener 1 beer keg Hollander a wire tale I pgg i mil 21 bbls onions 7 bbia ap ratia aLovraexen- A urewaten lis annlc tealJ bbls arout half bbls ao Btich A Hon 76 bbls potatoes Miller A Mover IO do bMMnsna a mm (Wm it bbls apples BertuoctaO baa peaches I MaoheI A cha er 18 do Sivon 14 Berry Aoo 12 uoj xumot a ooxorra Anseuai 4wasai 8 bdls do Bohwaru 11 eases mdse Collector of Cos tenia 12 empty boxes 10 baga oorka King- 1 Aoo 6 bxa thread 1 box mass Tale A Bowling 2 bxa cheese Clark A Mead 15 oaana nistoiawt' tT MsGraw 1 box h'ware PAP Gas CO 2 pkgs mdso Goldsmith 1 piano Wnrloln .1 -i box mdao McCaa A Son 6 ease shoes PA Rlieyi do Martlnes 9 do Vincent Aoo 1 box paper Perir-Total 1 bales cotton to baeoa Sua bbls potatoes SOO bbia flour -1 7 bbls wines 18 bbia apples 2d bbis HXW QMJAsa AtfffiVnnrrwi tt a rr.nn 4 tj July 17-3495 pes bnTV ahonldsta Dolsea' 160 pkgs beer A Wala 7 sugar boilers West 3 eoops poultry Segassie crates grapes IS bxa peaenea Berry Aoo 4 do B. aehanck t.70 11 pan aeero vaiew a pxgs paper. Casael auaoo oxa tooacooJ irb' 10 OtUs sack Union Oil Co a cars stares A Beck 1 car pig -iron Johmsen 1 bal woof n'N Bay A Mehle bxa mdao IV Boyd 1 do Jefooat 1 do Bar klaas 1 de A Jtoenlg-ABTX)'); 1 do Maden 11 roBs leather bxs aadOlery IX ju.

uanaen psgs rware a Juseao 2 bbio bnw are Bioe, Born Aoo 1 box mills MoGraw stores and fixture Barrett A Wiemaa 30 bbia bU 27 bbls onions Pleasants 15 bbia potatoes 12bblsoaioas 20 bbls apple crates eabbag J-' Stephen A Stork SO bdls Daoar Palmnr An 1 pea machinery to Winiamnsri SO bbls flaar -Hiiach, AdJer Aoo iCMXdo Gordon A Goaiila 60 bbls oil PAP Gao It Co IOO do Perdreauvlll ea-. tt eo IO bbls kront 10 bbls onions SUoh A Soa mm iv.wm vvim yvuium vr wm- xsm iaJU SCCV DOJO- i wbiaky Alsen Schneider 20 do LeOelrss Aco naies moao iuniao, Arranam Aoo 12 pkr i 'i--paper A Goldman- 54 bxa tobaooo Flash, Lewio AOO 14 bllMIBdMRUHnil. WUllnni Jmx VknmmW-ntr 1 8 pkgs mdse A 3 Montgomery 1 box ao Charity Hospital 1 ease cigars Mayor Bros 4 tcs shoulder Nelson Aoo 1 carriage Mra M. Afuiey DuawaiaajH Jtyraio a no a ao Isaacson A Sims 2 do 5 sigbth pipe do Ba. settl-4 bxs mI Levi Aco SdoS LBoyd-Sda MeStea A Value 2 do ALohmann Aoo adoI! oi Bloomnigthal 10 coop poultry to A Valoton 1 machine Coleman A Bro lbdl sklna Odell A Wrigbb-1 do 1 hltd wax Hay A Mehle 5 pkgs tobacco tleppen 4 do Lankiard A Son 6 paper Frank A Sicket ft do Penooat A Son box mdse Mrs Clark ana sundries to ardar Total SOO bbia flour KOBOaJBTS LOUISIANA A2TD" TXXaB RArr.ROATV i July IT-8 hhdssnjrsr bbl ao to Buaa Iert 26 cry hides Beer 8 hf bales moe I Terrebonne IS sks potatoes VH Bernard IS bbls lice PSevln 17 do 1 hf bbl honey Walsh-22 drv bides ecaaaarns do oSbdls gr hide to Wang A Cottam 6 bales moos A Bonrr 10 head cattle Pascal Servat Total i hhds sugar 1 bbl do 33 bbls rico Per steamship Harlan, from Indianoia 28 bags wool A Whitney Aoo 401 head aheep to PanlEetebaa Prom Galveston 70 aka coffee Plash.

Lewis A eo-464 aka oats Kant Aco 270 do I Gin- bona aoo Tutai-734 aka LIST OP TIS3EU3 Up, Clearcw and Sailed for New Orleans JULT 18 1877;" 'I. Sreamahrp Wew Orloana, 14 (tteamamp Aiaiera. I July 14,. LIVERPOOL. Bark Das lei Draper, Sederghy SHXEXDS.

Bark -eld Juno 'BOBDEAUX. Bark St OeiMvlevo, Demeurant Bark A phensoet Maris, Bark Leopold et Mario. Leacally. BATHE. r-Ship Lizxle Moses, Cox a ldgJuno 1 one MAKSKLLLE3.

Brig Aurora, Uossina Jans 29 BOT7E2T. Bark Geo Sweeeey, Hewett. Jnao GEITOAi Bark aid July IIIIEXTIIAL'S ART GALLERY 121 Canal street, (Tonro Bulldrflrs,) 'EXCLUSIVE RIGHT -or- LAMBEETS -Penuanent Carbon Processes Porthe State of TonlalaiiA All photographs ads by tHis wtmilerral invention do not fade or change their brUliaaoy, and are otherwise snperior to Uie eld and only kind made fat other establishments, which ars bound to fade and become worthless. For proof I refer the public to tlielr own albums ox eollocUon of paotograpaa, the sole Uceiweo at th Lambarf patent, I tally guarantee that all asy ptetaKa mad by the above proaeaaes W1X1V VOT VADEf and cannot bo equaled nt photcgTapher in this city. quality by any others JeS od3m KOTICB TO nOLDKKS OP WOUKS BOXS8.

WATXB. KAYOBAXTT JCXW OVLBMH, CUT HaD, May 17W77, Stock in the Hew Crieaaa Water Work Company, meerpereted under act of too LaglaJatura of Louisiana, ap; roved March 31, 1S77. will ba oxeBaBged par for Water Works Bond tosnefll January 1. 186S. MIX PTLagPBY.

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