Commercial Bulletin, Price-Current and Shipping List du lieu suivant : New Orleans, Louisiana • 4

a. IJlu j.r Dry Goods. THE CHRONICLE'S CROP STATEMENT. The Upper Mississippi. In Su Louis they so stjle the river Aid for Memphis.

Every heart is Xew Orleans responds Cmmtereud mi itsvrtncial CkrotucU for a We are indebted to the editors cf the letter sheet copy in advance of their regular Cotton Crop of the United States, for the 155 Canal St 15 Bourbon St D. H. HOLMES. In glancing at the total we find that, although compiled by a somewhat different mode from that adopted by the National Cotton Exchange, the two statements vary T7ednesday, Sept. 17, 79.

LOUIS J. BRIGHT 1. C. DIXMES. LOUS J.

BRIGHT. Editors and Prfrrietors, OFFICE: 129 and 131 Grarirr Street. publication, giving their statement of year ending heptember 1, 1S79. and the National Cotton Exchange bale. already in type prevents ns from summary, but the remsrks and views of I little that they furnish presumptive evidence of the general accuracy of Chronicle making the crop 5,073,531 bales 5,074,135, the latter showing an exoeea of C24 The pressure upon our columns of giving more at present than the following matter offer to the Spring snd Summer trade special inducements in DRY GOODS Consisting of Chronicle are too interesting and valnahle to be omitted, and we shall conse quently give in our next issue copious extracts from its statement COTTWT MOVEME5T AND CEOP OF 1575-7J.

Our statement of the cotton erop of the United States for the year ending Peptem Vr 1, 1 79, Silks, Laces, Dress Goods, Linen Lawns, Organdies, Hosiery in all Styles and Colors for Ladies Gentlemen and Children. 1MTEA LSDCCEME3TS IS HOUSE LE7E73 AST) FUBJISHIXG GOODa MATTI563 ia endless varieties snd st unusually low prices. be found It will be at-eu ibat the total erop this year rraches bale, wtiite exports are bales, and rpiuners' takings are bales, leaving a stock on the close of the of Kr.110 bales. The following table iume iles the sux-k at port. s-pu lsT9, and the total on sept.

1, 1 the rwipls at the ft for each of the la two jcars, and the exrt movement lor the past year iu detail and the totals fc 1-77-T5 Exported, year ending Sept. 1, 1S79. Stock. Chan- Other I Franca Total. neL foreign.

D. H. HOLMES, 153 CA.AL STREET. 5.19 J. 12 cvivl Keceipts year ending PCETS.

aepL 1, I 1979. 1J 1573. Louisiana Alabama South Georgia Texas Florida North Virginia New York Boston Philadelphia Portland San Total this year Total but year 1.S91..M9I 659.71S 8i.4oSI 419.0711 4.i.9Ht l-ti-JT 197.4M 4bl.f, il.Sj 145,.15 l.Vi.60.1 brKSSt 413.6: 5 M.9C7: 4o.il 199151 lii. 405 25.791 hi. 10.9Hll",!r'i 61,82:1 iw.611 18.5M; i.io Great Britain.

i STREET. CALLS ATTKSTIOS TO HIS 49,81 940,78 8. 46735, Fine Assortment of French Cassimeres, For Suits and Pants, In the Hewest Shades snd Patterns. CHAR VET'S GENTS' SHIRTS, Now offered at VEBT LOW PKICE9. These flyires are only the portion of the receipts st these port which arrives overland from Tennessee, dtc By the above it will be seen that the tmal veripts at the Allantu: snd Gulf ihipjving ports tils year have been 4,447.276 bales, aerainat 4,845,645 bales lsst year.

It now we add the' shipments from Tennessee and elsewhere direct to manufacturers, we have the following as the erop statement lor the two years Tear ending Sept 1 F.eeei; te at the shipping ports Add shipments tr tu Tennessee, Ac, direct to Manufactured South, not included in above Total cotton crop for the year bales 5,073,531 criKuso aovEMixT. Shipments for the year from St. Louis. Carried North over Illinois Central Railroad, from Cairo, Ac Carried North over Cairo A Yincennes Eailroad Carried over Mississippi Hiver above tel. iuta Carried North over St, Louisand Southeastern E.

Carried North over Kvansviile and Terre 11 ante R. less resh pments Carried North over Jeffersmville, Madison and Indianapolis R. IL Carried North over Ohio and iesiwppi Branch Shipped through Cincinnati by the Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington Receipts at Cincinnati by Ohio River. Ac Carried North over Washington City, Virginia Midland A Great Southern R. Shipped to mills adjacent to River and to points above Cincinnati.

if Total carried overland Deduct receipts overland at New Tork, Boston, and Portland Louis. shipme ts to Louisville, New I rlt ans. Southern consumption and sbipment inland Galveston New Orleans Savannah Charleston North Carolina porta Virginia ports Less shipments inlsad Heretofore deducted Mobile trom Nw Orleans New Orleaoa from Savannah from Mobile, Ac Charleston Iroro Charleston from Wilmington Total now to be deducted. Leaving the direct overland movement not elsewhere counted 474,255 According to the above, the total carried overland this year was S91.619 bales. lurainst 693.610 bales last year, and the movement direct to manufacturers this year reaches 474,255 bales, against 817.620 bali-s a year ago.

This shows an increase over last year of 197.979 bales in the gross uiove- uieui, auu Ol IlUWJ lnucb hi tue mo luuveiueuk cossrsmos. Total Crop of the United States, as above stated Stocks on hand at the Commencement of the Tear, At the Northern At the Southern Pons. At Providence, Ac, Northern interior markets Total supply during the year ending September 1st, 1579... Of this supply there has been Lxportea to roreign rons aunng me Less foreign cotton included Sent to Canada direct from the West Burnt North and South Stock on hand end of year, 1st September, 1579: above Rock Island. In New Orleans we apply this to the stretch between St.

Louis and Cairo. Inboth cases there is a rocky ledge crossing the stream and as fairly requiring the remedial appliances the United States Engineer as any of American seaports. The deepening the river where obstructed by sand bars, can readily be accomplished la Ead, but the ledge requires the more potent blasting. The Government, it is true, has as sumed charge ot this matter, and in the near future we may confidently antici pate an unobstructed eight foot channel between the mouth of the Missouri and mouth of the Ohio. But in the meantime trade is interrupted, the west farmer is injured, millions of bushels cereal crops are held back by low water, and numerous chartered steamship in port of Kew Orleans, or nearly dne, awaiting the cargoes for the trans portation of which they were engaged.

Of course there is nothing we can say that can give any immediate relis in this important matter but we refer to for the purpose of urging all parties interested, in New Orleans, St. Louis, Kansas City and St Paul, to press upon Congress with increased earnestness the crying necessity of making such provision will enable the engineers to "clear the track." Crop Prospects. Louisiana. The weather eoetinue lovely and most pre-pitous lor Uie gathering of the crops. Webster xemocrut.

Cotton picdng has commenced in earrest all over our pansn, ana we msy now iock lar treat rsvttal in all kinds of boiiness within the next few months. ilsdiron Journal. As experienced planter residing on the upper side of Bayou Plaquemina in this parish, has said thai be did not think the loss of his one crop would be ortr 10 per cent loemlle Svuth. There were very few Idle darkies Is bs the streets yesterday. Early In the morning large numbers of teem, of all sises snd of both sex.

could be seen wendinc; their way to lbs eouon lelds. Up to o'clock yesterday morn in- over six hnndred had crossed over the terry. is estimated tbat upward of one thousand negroes living in the eity are enrared this sea son In picking cotton. ehrereport limes. We stated In onr last issue that the cotton erop was being injured br the rust.

We now learn that the erop has been but slightly dam aged br either rust or worms, and that the yield will be finer than ever before sines the war. Clalbmie Guardian. Scni'ar we made a trip up the river for the purpose ol seeing the crops, having beard the most Dittwing accounts ol iheir condition. To oar utter supprise we found nearly all those along our route In anything but a nealthv condition, afaay places teat we saw will aot average over a bale to two and a half acres. From what we saw, and from the best intormatieo we emu gather from the mot rehab! source.

feel no hesitancy in saving that the reports of the favorable condition at lb crops have bt-en really exaggerated. nerveporl Ztatss. Bice cuutnc Is at an end here. But little rice was harvest this year, owing to the failure of the river aad ef too mach salt water from the back bayous. Plaqaemlne Observer.

A wind storm with rain came up about dark on Tharsdsy evening and continued until some time into the Bight slopping the cotton pick ing basinets on rnday. mm this exception, lb weather has been tavorabl this week, aad the eotloa is panning oat folly sp to expectations. Carroll cotwercafice. The Jurar Planter thinks that the damages to the cane from the storm in West Baton Rouge have beea exaggerated, nearly all the cane blown down has rigtaiel itself, presenting none of the effects ol lb storm other tha lb tattered leaves oa the sulk. The damage doae to the rotim is estimated at from ooe fourth to one-third the erop; corn at about the same.

TEXAS. WaLKix Conrrr A perfect tornado ef wind aad rain visited a Taesday evening, lasting aooai an noer, ooing no aamag except to growing eouon, which was washed oat or blown oat at iMtm rata. The storm seemed to rise ia the southeas', passing off toward the northwest. Huntsviile Item. Dl Witt Cocktt The long continued drou la this vicinity has at last beea broken into by good showers el rata, which eomaseiieed pour ing down en our parched il last Taesday rnlng.

Th Ice now broken, snd w. mav now look for more 1 vorable seasons for several years nsuee. The drou lb that baa visited this eoanly is almost aopreeedecued by any rev ion ary season lor several years past. Caere JSui- letin. Missisairrr.

eoetinue to bear aeeooats of the damag dona to eouon crop by lb storm ot bertmber 1st. ah account agree inai toe damage was considerable, but wneo the damage to any give erop ts stated in bale, there arises great diver sity of opinion. Nalehez Democrat, bpt. 10. aonrawcsTxaa srans.

The Chicago erop correspondent of th N. T. Daily Bulletin write under date of Sept. 9 The frost made it fint bow to last nurht. It was not avr enough, howwvar, to kill the growing corn, but to nip the tender vine and vegetables.

We are at least two weeks later this tall with our com crop thsn ia aa ordinary season. laid the foundation of this difficul ty ia th spriuc wbea we wen obliged to replant the erop twior, aad numberless instances three times. How we are paving for Iu Th weather ss, however, milder, aad the tmdency seem to be to a dry, hot term. Th dry weather la opera'ing against th sowing ol wiater whL In Ohio, termers ar not inclined to sow at present 4 lear of ly. Threshing of spring wtieat is progressing, nut lb yields ar anything bnt talis aetory.

from Jackson Mil nssota, one ol our eorrespoodeots write; Threshing now fairly opened: wheal ding very poorly the average I this part of the country will not be over six bubls to tbe a re." Before Is an elaborate "estimate" ol th wheat crop of tbe Northwest. This cob ty is put down at 15 bushels per acre. That the drouth is very general. Clarksvilla Tobacco Market. Messrs.

M. H. Clark A ol Clarksvll Tennessee, kindly furnish us with a weekly re port of that market Cuarisvillx, Sept. Our sales eon tnae fair, being fed from tbe oia stoexs in ms warenoases. and will amount this week to abt 650 hhds.

The market is a little Irregular but not qaotablv ebanged. Tne qa-IHy is atti poor showing bntasmallauantitT 4 subs'antial tobacco, which has beea the ease an the sessoe. Wqan Common lug at 4e; Good lags at 4'5We Common leaf st 4 St Sue Mdtum leat at 5a71s; Good leal at rine tear at ntdjiie; Beleelions 124tl4c. we again had a mil fall of rain the nlgbl ol tne lum wmen retards tbe ripening of the crop, washing out Its gum and 1st, but maaing it leaiy. me crop as siands Is a Regie one.

Two weeks ago it was classed ss a Bremen one. heard some mp aints oi field firing which in increase we nave mors rato. Tbe anaual statement relative to th French grain crops, mad ap by Mr. Estieone, th grea-t agricultural authority In France, a'ates that th aggregate crop will be 90,000,000 bee toiitrte, against 95,000,000 last year, necessita ting an Import of flv to six million ctolitret. Visible Supply of Grain- Th visible supply ol era comprising th storks in granary at th principal point of ae-eumnlatlon at lake and seaboard ports, and in transit by rail aad Canal, Sept.

1379, was as follows: Wheat, In store at bosh. New York S67958 New Tork, afloat (est) IiOahiO Corn, bush. 2.M2454 6.K) 60 12.Vi691 8'541 2649 8773 44 S9-.) 877J91 12j555 S000 29HKi 7.32 8.1141 447496 15- in 7 1246910 Oats, bush T59' 1 J5 Buffalo Chicago 275651 22529 lul5-9 990S91 6t'544 5iit 6i4374 41320 1932 15T2H4 21.7542 4'847 Milwaukee Dululh Toledo 16- Detroit KIM Oswego. SI 4UT14 7iJ 1T44 442 Toronto Montreal (30 Ui) Philadelphia Peoria Indianapolis. Kansas Baltimore Oa atal Rail ahtpm'ta.

Lak shtpm'ls, Total Ag. 80, 1579 4T 94T 15143 130O-J13 JTM'84 S4JS'7 22791 74 Aug, 98.1579 Ang 16, 1579. aug. 9, 1579 i6S7 1214'32 Ii5'i31 11314 19:447 USo2411 8948-95 Sept 7, 1578 N. T.

Commercial and Financial Chronicle. the so the the will the at 1. St. to this appeal, and we were therefore glad to see that our chivalrie young friend Capt. A.

E. Morphy, Commanding Vaudry Rifles, had commenced the good work by proposing sn entertainment for the benefit of the Memphis sufferer, and had been promptly seconded by our generous fellow citizen Mr. Grunewald Grunewald Ball as shown by the following correspodence Hnr Orlkaxs, September 18, 1ST. Cart. A.

Hornby, Commanding Yaadry Rifles, Co. Cmeeot City Balalkm Dear Sir Earing been Informed that joar Command inteeda giving a entertainment lor benefit of the Memphis yellow fever suffer I cheerfully tenosr to to ins use "Grncewald Hall' for any night yo may de signals. Hoping yoa will iomim bonor to aeeept my propoailloa, thai enabling me to aa- ist yos in your good work, I remain yean, truly, LOCISGRU2EWALD. HiiDQrARTXM VAroHV.Emaa, 1 Co. rtcetit City Batalion.

Kew Orleans, 6pU Is, 1BT9. Louis Grunewald, "Grunewald Hall," City Dear Sir: I lak great pleasure Is acknow ledging receipt of your esteemed favor of vs date, and de.ir to exprets to you, oa behalf of my Command, our most sincere thanks. We will gratefully avail ourselves of your kind and generous offer, and select Monday, 2d Instant, tb day for the entertainment. Our mutual friend, Mr. J.

W. H. Eckert, long and favorably known in this community, baring kindly volun teered his services for the occasion, we propose presenting our mnsie-loTiBg public Concert, which will appear some of the best amateur talent In our city, the proceeds of which will be forwarded to our aister eity, "Fever Stricken Memphis." Eeapeetrully, yours. A. E.

MOEPHT, Commanding Vaudry Rifles. Oar next issue will give same particu lars of this charitable entertainment. We have only room at present to say that the Concert will present extraordi nary artistic attractions, and that all the artists and amateurs to be engaged in it have cheerfully volunteered their assis tance. The Foreign Cereal Demand. In another article we call public atten tion to the grave importance of improv ing the navigation of the Mississippi river between Cairo and St.

Louis. The accounts we receive, both from Great Britain and the Continent, indicate a demand for our cereal crops not equalled even by the memorable year of the Irish famine. In Great Britain there is no longer any doubt that the yield of grain will be much below an average. Mr. Bains-Jackson, an authority on the subject, alleges that in addition to the yield of the previous year, England required no less than fifteen million quarters of foreign wheat and flour, and that this deficit had been supplied and had passed into the hands of consumers without augmenting atocks.

In other words, the supply of the deficiency has been virtually consumed, or at least absorbed. It is the supply of this deficiency that for some time furnished such ample employment to our merchant marine. But the future deficiency presents to the British people a still graver subject for reflection The same authority puts down the deficit of that country at nearly twenty million quarters. Considering wheat alone, another au thority, Mr. Thos.

C. Scott, estimates the requisitions of Great Britain for 1378-79 at sixteen million quarters, or perhaps a million more. Considering these statements together with the requisitions for Indian corn, and the deficiencies in beans, peas, rye, pota toes and hay, the N. Y. Daily Bulletin arrived at the startling conclusion that England will require at least City million bushels more of grain within the next twelve months than she has ordinarily imported, and that the bulk of this supply must be drawn from the United States.

The reports from the Continent are also highly unfavorable. The falling off in the wheat crop, from an average'yield, is estimated at 15 in Germany, 18 in Italy, 21 in Russia, and 22 in Franoe and Austro-Huugary. TnE Conos C. V. Rilty, Chief of the U.

S. Entomological Com mission in the Department of the Interior, Washington, with the view of obtaining more accurate knowledge of the habits of the Cotton Worm and of other insects injuriously affecting the cotton plant, has issued a ciroalar in which he requests replies to the following interrogatories 1. During what year was cotton Erst grown In yoor gtite, country, or locality S. How many years elapsed alter eouon Aral began to be grown, before the worm began to wi-rs upon it a Is the worm moat dreaded af er a mild or alter a severe winter 4. wet or dry summers favor its multlpll cation t.

What is the earliest date at which yos have known the worm to appear In spring C. In what do; it most often tret apfr 7. What is your exneriecc, and what are lour views, as to th winter habits of th insect 6. What natural enemies of the worm among birds, qoadraredr, or in-eets, ere jo familiar with What has been lb rasult of th effort to allure and destroy la mots, and whatmeifao-ls have proved most saus'aetory Give roar sli mate of the r-lallve value lor this purpose of poiBocea sugar, moiaetee ana vinegar, or other po vonous suosiances, aca ures. 10.

are the moths most attracted to sweetened substance when emtared upon trees, boards. la, or when contained In vessels ia or sear waicn lamps may be lnhted 7 11. are any flowers known to beattraa to lb moth so, specity tbem and their season or ooming. 12. vt bai you kaow.

from year own obter- va' ion, of the liluenee o' lute rrowu near or win uie cotton 13. lias aoytbiEg been nnd more eeeeral' ute'ul an I applicable, or ebeantr. than th. a-. ot lire Paris gren mixture, or of artenic iu som ro-ui, to iiw trot me worms 1.

Have you kcown of anv icforiona ff-i. following the use ot this poison, either to the punt, to man. or to aoionals lit sta'e wbat yon consider the sett ar.d moat H. mettol of th worms in yoor section. 16.

tsa'e the cost per acre of protecting a crop by the bet mean etn played. vtll vaster a favor by th rejUiet corrtHmd Kith V.t and vrriti-ig on but O'tt tide (y (A Lamrs Get iii mi's Medicated Complexion Pou ter. It imparts the skin a bra trans-amreut wlneoe, milces the skin del cat, ly l-nd smooth, removes frik'e, tan, ani alUvp all irritiitKn. This valuable cosmetx can beu'd with the aeatei cochdence, there is nothing injurious in us compzsttMMi, no lime, no lead, no arsenic or other deauiy po.soii3. .5 NrthS.u L'jideil Hoiel, St.

Lunis. tor Kile by L. Lyons and ail hrst-elas! druggists. Millions of bottle of Buntttf Cocoaim have been s.id during the last twenty years, in every civilized country, snd the public have rendered the verdict that it is tbe cheapest sad best Haar of the of the ern of the are it as oa 11 At Northern l'orts At Southern Ports. At Providence, Northern interior Total taken by spinners in the United States year ending Sept 1.

1579.. Total taken by spinners in Southern States included in above Total taken by Northern Spinners THEN, Q.PRICE CURRENT, Commercial Bullttin I Shipping List, CE.tmbli.kr4 July 27th, Is PUBLISHED I Wednesdays and Saturdays, At Tea Dollars per atnatua. in the city Md Ten Dollar wad Forty Cento by a. Fire Dollars for six months in the eity Fire Dollar and Twenty Cent by Two Dollan and Fifty Cent and Two Dollar and Sixty Cents, respectively, for kree month. Bunnell Directory.

Card inserted in our Alphabet lcavl Bstaiaess Directory, if not zeeeding four lines, at the rate of Ten Dollars per annum for non-subscribers ad Seven Dollars for subscriber. Advertisement. One Dollar and Fifty Cents per square one inch or lees, for the first, and half rice for each subsequent insertion. Kditorial Notices Twenty Cents per line. A Letter Sheet Form Is also printed, for Merchants' correspondence, with their business card attached, and furnished at reasonable rates.

A Daily Market Eeport Is also published, in Letter Sheet form, for Merchants' correspondence, at 2 r. with Merchants' cards attached, and fnr- aished at the low rate of 2o per copy. 17 Messrs. D.W. Lee 4 Co8ttioners at o.

ISO Pearl Street, Mew York, are our "rente xor tne northern etties. lift. II. E. Gir ike for some years apon the staff of the Kew Obleajts Pkicb Curbest has left the eity for the North and West, on business solely connected with the interests of this paper.

We wunend him to the favorable consideration of our friends. Be is authorized to represent the Pbicb Ctkrekt, and any attention shown him will be kindly received, and reciprocated by the editors and proprietor of this paper. AcaDEMr of Mrsic This is the lsst week of the "Big Four Minstrels," with an entire change of programme each Bight, and a continual increase in fan. Grau's English Opera Company will aommence their choice operas next week, with handsome and talented artists. atinitza" ana "Cadets," new comic peras, will be initiated at the Acadsmv; this will draw many connoisseurs.

The Company is drawing large houses in Ohio. Chocolxt Mkxieu derives its name from Mr. Menier of Noisiel-sur-Marne, France, the largest manufacturer of ahoeolate, cocoa, etc in the world, ana wita a reputation lar a or pasting any of his competitors either on this a the other side of the Atlantic. So (igantic has the business ef this estab lishment become daring the last quarter af a century that the proprietor some years ago saw the neeeasity of bia be coming a planter of cocoa, so that by proper cultivation and care he could teise the out to that standard so neces-ary for its proper manufacture into an article of diet. Acting upon hi ideas he aoon became the possessor of a very large tract of land in Nicaragua, which he at noe commenced to cultivate, and so auccessful was his venture that he is now known as the largest plaster of eoooa in the world.

Using the total product of his plantation at his manufactory in France, he has the advantage over all corn peti tors in the fact, that he has a higher grade of stock to manufacture from, and with the finest and most im proved machinery, combined with the ex' perience of years, it is not a matter of aurpriee that he should have outstripped all competitors in the race for publi favor. We would especially call the at- tention of our reaJers te the advertise-snent of this establishment, which will be found in another column, and also to the fact that for the greater convenience of the American patrons an agency has been established at No. 7 Clinton Place, New Tork, where all orders addressed wii receive prompt attention. rsERGERS r-XTKACT of JoEEF, as pre pared by the Economy Packing Com pa nyof New York, is pronounced by the medical men who have examined it, to be auperior to the far famed Ltebig brand, from the fact that it contains more nu trinitnt, is prepared with greater care, and is much more palatable, as no acids are need in the extraction of the health giving properties from the beef itself. Children relish it and invalids are not sickened and disgusted by its constant ose as is the ease with all other prepare turns of like nature.

We have no hesi tancy in recommending it to our readers as the beet preparation of the kind on the market, and well worthy the attention of the public This Company alo prepare the most dslicious soup, packed in 2 and 3 ft cans, which gives no trouble in preparicg, other than heating before serving. Eveey Ose cas be his ots Doctor and prescribe for himself intelligently by keepiDg lluniphreys' Homeopathic Specifics and an aocompanying hand-book, eonetantly within reach. Some years ago it was a babit of skeptics to sueer at the practice of Homeopathy, but the re sults of the part few years have been of so marked a nature as to have made hundreds of thousands of converts, both in Europe acdAmeiica. The Humphreys' Homeopathic Medicine Company are the oldest, largest and most responsible pre parers of these medicines in the world stcd aLatever bears their name can be relied upon. Too Herts At Stake.

Steele A Price bav Biacti at stake to put in the ma-k-l anything watch baa not earn lound not only barmtrss bwi rtost lively Beoeuriai. lour nr. rTice a fkttg Powder is the only kind made pramr-al htitc an, wilb special regard to of lb ers. a a iSepL 1, 1579. 8,203 ilS.499i 85.558: fki.Vi Si.

646 frj.44; 1.97 1 I.tlM 718' 19.C99I g47.8-.6 1.S48.746: 4.595 235 8o.9- 879.i6i 432,377. 8M.S17I 1.101, 17.1 .351 6ill 803,5461 124.470 8.71: 7.9i- li.oata 6,340 Soi" "ii 8 8S.SM 8.S34 Mi) 6.3-9! 8.390 4961 15,429, 1,36 59.110 43.449 495,499 6- I .4,447.276 4,345,645 474,255 817,620 ..4,921,531 152,001) 4,663,265 145,000 4,511,26, $91,619 Philadelphia, Baltimore 842.HM etc. from 6.927 849.625 1,54 4,871 422 l.Sos 8.665 258,346 93 .....177.725 6.962 14155,607 67,739 ..417.864 bales 5,078,551 1st September, 1573: 95,905 14,541 43.449 2,335 45,754 5,119,315 I 11,015 12.911 14,5791 44.845 14,762 59,110 6,585 i 152.000 1,416.961 thus destroyed at th Northern and Souther and In Northern lactone. Every Ire which ue nortn, during th rsst year, we have in sought, and in almost every ease obtained, a Tee PeibxJy ButwifUnee Association ot this eity held a meeting lsst Monday sad donated th balance en hand, 9,475, to th Howard Asso- eiatiJB of Memphis, then bt in no probability that It will needed in this community. Morgan's La.

A Texas R. R. is sow completed to four miles and a half beyond New Iberia, and la non-arrival of rails only Is keeping tbe road from being in running order to-day. An extensive drouth la reported from Rou- msnia, and a famine is spprenendod. AMUSEMENTS.

iDweixs -NEW ACADEMY OF MUSIO The Only Theatre Open in the City. Tts New Academy" I greatly admired lor its elegant fluioga, beautiful decorations, thorough vetiU.a'.iou, and spacious exits. lh79, And during the wiek. Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. Lat performance of the BIS FOl'R MISTRELt.

A company of talented comedians, presenting at each performance a new programme of Fun and Novelty. Sunday. Sept 21 GRAU'S ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, presenting Frantz YanSuppe's Comic Opera, in three acts, edtitled FATINITZA. Box sheet for tbe Opera will be opened en Thursday, Sept IS la. 1.1 tf LONDON.

CLINTON PLACE BERBER'S Is the Best and Cheapest. It is prepare! froa the Iiet Beef Stock In the market. Our Extract is relWhed by children and Invalids on account of its and freshness of flavor; will keep any lergihof time. ben opened, and a balf a leaspoouful will make a cup of delicious beef lea or broth. Each pound nf Berger's Eztrset is warran ed to represent 2 T-t ot solid txf free from Ut and bone, equal to 85 Its ol beef as bought fr ba'ciera Packed in ox 4 oz.

and 3 ox. tins. Manufacturers of kinds of SOUPS, In 2 snd jo cans. For sale at all Grocers. Economy Packing Comp'y, Bales.

.832.101 24,56 52.309 .112,301 lV6t .132,270 61,4.5 82,193 S6.796 271 12,556 a I I i i It i. I ft i i I Colored. EN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, Zia Procter Gamble, CINCINNATI. Manufacturers of fVs New Orleans Warehouse and Office, No. 49 Poydras Street snv SV C.

A. FRENCH, 1.1.9.1 AGENT. Cooperage. Philip Hirsch, OOOPEBAGB Offlo aad Warehouse, COR. CLAY A BIENVILLE STREETS.

Hear the Sugar Landing, New Orleans. Sugar Hogsheads, Molasse Barrels, Hast Barrels, Kegs and Hoop Pole always on hand. rarueuiar attention paid to Trimming, Manoiaeiry Corner St Louis and Mi O'Bt) 1-1 Important to Merchants Planters Planters CooWage-Factoiy Head of Harvey's Caual' Office sad Salesroom No. 47 Magazine ttreat. Warehouse Corner Front snd Toledan) Street.

GREENWOOD PROPRIETORS. We are Ily prepared to supply the trad with an kinds snd size of Cooperage, st reason able prices, and will contract with planter for deliveries during tbe earning season at exeeel. ingly low rate. Have constantly oa nana Sugar Hogsheads, Molasses Barre'a, Half Ba rets, Kegs, Flour Barrels, etc Our package) are warranted 'rat class la every respect. Ot ders for Hoop oles glled) the lowest susiket rate.

Stave snd Raft Tinrbe ef various kinds etf h'sod at all times. 7.19-1-j. AMERICAN To Chpa, MteaUaw tt)ta bleats Uame, Foesl. CoII Jlentft, NalaxI St OynCer4 Imparting most delicious relish. snd from its Superior Quality Is more gee ally useful than lay Other Saare In the Market.

W.G.LYOBT&CO. 25 tft 27 Tchoupltoulas St, AE3iTS. 12.23 Worcestershire Sauce is pbice or LEA PERKINS1 CELEBEATXQ raoaovacxn bt ttXTBACT of a LETTEl from a MEDICAb GENTLE MAS at MADEAS, to hie brother al Worces. ooKKoiftgKuaaa "TeU LEA Ss PERKINS thas theirSauce is h'gn. iy esteemed in In.

and is In my opinion, the most palatable as well SAUCE," And applicable to BTIST VAXrSTT or nun. aa tbe most Whole, jrome Cauc Uit 'mtdi," WORCESTERSHIRE SiUCEL Tb giving th eoBBmef tOl ly the Best, but .) teooBiiet4 tiiaatas a ssssi sitrjt stTJH.w MM ltt GMf Msv I fate tVMe sti I Liberal Cash AdTitce? IJADS CS tHIPMISTt) OT COT10S SEATS and PEODUCt vstgM I Soap hmm Gils BESTS' HALF HOSE, Brown, White and Fancy i.13 BESTS' LIS New Advertisements. Copartnership. New Orleans, 10th September, 1979, The nndrrsigned have, on the 1st formed copartnership as General Brokers in Cotton Seed Oil and Oil Cake, and other products. The style of the Arm will be STRINGER A PCECH.

HENRY E. STRINGER, 1.1S.1.20 GEORGE J. PUECH. MANCHESTER, AUGUST 15, 1S79-OCR friend. Mr.

I. T. Hanemann retiring from our American branch houses, the firm of Knoop, Hanemann A Co- in New York, Charleston, Savannao, Mobile and New Orleans expire on the 1st of September next. The business of our said branch boose will bi earned on under the firm name ol Knoop, Fre -rtrhs A Mr. Adolph French continuing partner therein.

rowers oi auoraey nave dctd gives aeasrs. E. Mei-scer, W. Boruemann, J. J.

Weber and R. Woeste. 1.13.2.13 DE JERSET A CO. Leon's Restaurant, 93 St. Charles Street, REOPENED.

I take pleasure in informing my patrons, snd the public generally, that I have thoroughly renovated and retried my Restaurant, and that will st all times be supplied with tbe choicest delicacies of tbe season, and with the best oysters that tbe narket affords. Peace-Makers a specialty. 1.10.2.10 LEON LAMOTHE. FOR RENT THE TWO-STORY FRAMX Dwelline on Canal Street lower aide, baw twees Rocheblave and Dorgenois. The neigh borhood ia pleasant and onvenient to business.

The main building haa five rooms and kitchen. with gas allure attached, and the rear building comprise ironing-room, wash-house, and a iwo-storv stable and carriage-house, with room tor two wagona, two box alalia 11 feet square each, feed room, room for servants, and two large cisterns. AU in perfect order and condition. Possession given 1st October next Annlv to LOI'M J. BRIGHT.

Price Current umce. ao. vet Gravier street Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED BESS LEAVE TO inform his friends and the public that he will continue the Notarial and General Agency Business of his deceased father, A. E- Bienvenu, at the same office, 81 Royal Street, and repect-fullv solicits their patronage, and has also Money to ioan on Mortgage.

W. A. BIENVENU, LL2.1 Notary Public DEKTEPi'S WHISKEY. E. A.

Holt, Agent, Poydras Sew Orlesss. 1.1 erry avis1 Pain Kuibt! BiS EXES Tested in ETery Taricl of Climate And by Almost Every NATION KNOWN TO AMERICANS! At a EXTERN and INTERNAL, REMEDY It Stands PB.E- A SOVEREIGN BALM tor vcaUs, Barns Ehramatisml CURES CHOLERA Cholera Morbus and all Bowel Complaints, la BecUons where FEVER A AGO prevail there is no belter remedy. hold by all Druggist. 2.20 F.W. Williams.

Richard P. A. G. Black. Williams Jr Williams, Black Co.

COTTON FACTORS avnd Commission Merchants, BO. 1 WILLIAM STREET, P. O. Boi 9T, HEW TORK. Liberal Cash Advances made on Consignments to our care, or to onr Charleston bouse, Ordersfor eon tracts for future delivery promptly executed.

Orders from exporters solicited for our Oka lesion nous K. C. Williams, A. Black, t. Williams, Williams, Black Williams.

CommissionMerchants SOUTH ATLANTIC WHAEF, LoejjBox Charleston, C. Agent lor the STONO PHOIPHats CO Kepresented in New Orieacs bv J. D. I'EET. var'juueiei street.

1.60 The Loan Office, Otto Schwaner, Baronae Street 17 Bet Canal snd Common, MS Pmnewsld TTn Vff Burnt include ant only what has been ouiporte. but also all buret on northern railroads has occurred, either la a mill or on a rauroaa, in vestigated; and wher there was oottoa lost, hav iaii return oi uie loss. The Agricultural Bureau Crop Report for August. WisniSGTOK, Sept 15. Tb following is the monthly report ol the Department ot Atrieul- ture: Cottor Returns to this department on Sep tember 1 show a hs.vy decline durirg the month ol Angust The general average Is 55, agaiust 91 for in month previous.

Tbe following ar tbe state averages North South Georgia Florida Alabama Miseiwippi Louisiana Texas 83 61 5l 65 54 59 S7 66 99 loss 8 1 5 9 16 9 2 18 gain .107 Tne morion as compared with last year is 5 per cent lowi-r, and 1 per swot lower than al the same lime in 15 a decline in and Mississippi ts cans by too mo. rain, eaueicg rust, shedding of bolls and intact in juries. In Texas the decline i from drought The average conumon or in 4 wnoie looacco erop on September 1 was 67, an advane oi ten per cent trom the condition ni auguri ans an advanesof six per cent over tbe condition al the same time lat year. Maesarbaselts reports a gam during tbe month of Pennsylvania a geia ot li; Man land a gala of 11; Virginia a gain of 15: Sorth C-rolma a gaia ien- nsws a gala ol 17 Kentucky a gain of 6 Indiana a earn ot 11; whil Connecticut, Ohio and Missouri show a los of 5 per cent each. Tbe average condition lor corn for Ibe whole eoottrv on 1 was 95, against 93 In August, it is socnanai oeiier man last year ai Ibis time.

A Paris dispatch stales that 23,001,000 francs in French gold will leavj there for tbe United States during th week. New ADVTJEnfEMEjrrs. i 1 1 1 li li 1 1 I'! i ill 1 "'r 4 I For Breakfast. GH000LAT' MIRIER. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT PARIS.

NEW YORK No. 1.1T Wanted. pABTNEE, WITH 13,000, IN A PEOFIT-ABLE SUGAE EEFISEET. Aioltt-s 1.1T It Price Current Office THE BILI) POWER HUMPHREYS' Homeopathic Specifics Been In general for 20 'ear-. Everywhere proved tre mo-t Safe, u.ple.

Economical and Efficient Medietnes known. Tbey are just wbat tbe people want, saving time, money, sickness and suffering. Every single well-tried prescription of an eminent phviean. -Sor onle by Drwcviats generally. lr.

Humpnrevs Itiokoiijireaimerjt ano Care of Disease (14 pr.) al-o I iim-at fa'alogue. sent fre on application to Humphreys' Homeopathic Medicine 109 Fsltes X. V. l.U 1 I. i "it i I i BAEI59 BIOS, a) CO, tifeavi4 6-11 234 EAST 86T1I STKEET, LIT NEW T0EK.

salttineaa. iresir in the world. Sept. 13. 1.