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THE: DAItYrPICAYUNE NEW RLE ANS, A 11 I 1 i'tf tt I 1- 1 11 -t 1 1 1 i testes silsbl at 13 in? aer Urp-lj $4 239J4 Id (fed -Semau1 at Carve 4i waw, a.x- me su to di actlr local c-uu 1 and tamaed Common to Vtrhn lots told a rud i l'" 3BJ3 50. i iiales $3 62 lUielpis are ln- aliBtly sn.l segregate fair lncreasa A ith f'rti ri rVi r- 1 in 18 JJij'Hi'p- sod "prices a boat 1 f.aiw were freely oitt-e. Sheep Were JTj oc io pojr-st for Aft? medium friJn war Wk.r. ptCtUe tjoO, bogs 506 29 -Flonh-Rlpt 2916 raw is barrel stronger, wtn-at0W- 3WI M. straights; 03y4 20.

ilmr arm. superfine $2120(22 40. Com i sre) yellow western 30e. Ry Arm. western 43 Barley dull.

Barley milt bushel, exports linn. No 2 r.d Sl'v Opticus StroOf on fisher cable. eaed off under jA erop Dews aud lllwril receipts, but taned strong aualn on iporta. closing ieet No. 2 red July Jlffilft, cloa-d September "3 10-lil doted Receipt bushe.s.

experts -Spot No. 2 32 eleTa-afloat. opon.l nrra acid ad- gbarply oi wind reporta audi 'm-1 nt hlshfr. July j- J2, S. J2 eloaed 1 17.

bi.fc.'l. eorta bdlal. No. 2 22 opt.ona i 4B4 Bominilly hfld all day. rloaln ua-July P'eruber "iitm aavl iXH' at-ady.

ijija. laatuir aim u-m. I eflct 2tVtr2T. Out meata a-paJy'' Lard trara L(tee4 (toady. ra staJv Tnllow qait.

i Catto a1 ol'' '1'lv IViruleam dull. Rosin itrmij TurjKiulu- Hi m. -'vai'-j. Uc firm. a.r 4 Japan 4V(i aliases flrrn Plat Iron st iaay.

miuinern norwi- rs 110212- -ur. lake 11 l'-S. ai ue onu uuj ocas. on. ricaanfe flU s-'Ju 1 1 'Ho ftrnwr.

trish' aud the r'ildla of addresses rocet-tled $lSTll30- I'latea dull Spelter o.ur. 4 25 vlth Uo Oe.ay luj With very little strong, exchange sjaj.3 JJ. brok- I er ork. Rntter (jnlet. L.

K. of P.ostoa, gave a few 11, Elglc 11. tJi-tory iulus. "heee- ltr- noted on the iii.iiiaeuieu vf a i-o-opera tl ve afipts 4h prtaitea. int lare wti(e txiut.

The authority to moke lotus 0:1 714 Urge colo. I T'-j. saiuH whltt- 7i7li. the part ot sec retary of a o-ope ru 1 1 Ve swiff colored pirt akltns 4it5j. "nil Ixmk stiou.u le exetf.sed extr.ior- i skiaM SV'i3.

V.n He.v.pt S.174 p.j'4. dmary care aud great w.s.iota. Att.i.:s gotet. State aod 13c. w-t ru 12- luis to be conducted that if St.

Loola. July Ca tie U.veli.t 4x). a a pn.i 1 a the aUpBCSta 2 market natlre tljllt pi eu.npiU tag end export steer. UreaseU (nl of fceejf god butetfr steer. $3 Wl under aud WOft pounds Id HJ1 stinkers ud feeders heif-rs 20.

Texas exauHl.uUoh A -creUrv. if he -s a go.Kl tadiaai steer. 2 75M. and b.fe-, tmsaager. bt.ug U-tore tne UM.

oga Keeelpis ahlrunenta rectors for Liel ac u.a iia Ltera 01 supei 1 BSrkSt steady, light f.1 T43 mixed 50 Importah. s. ti.i.i oilier ttin, hay 75 itieep Iteceij.ra but he shou.d in 1.0 case km bcyo.id he 4004. shipments 3i. nmrket eteady to l.tn.ts pei .1, 1 e.

1 by d.rcc i. fs. l'he aatlve muttons 2 lXX(i3 eulla and buk speaker h.s i.icai as to Texa ahe-o 43 rtt3 ta, lam ha 1 1 tj .111 by its -oc- i 411 of the fua.ls. the dls- lonls. July 20 dull and charge of inortu'e.

rental of property. SFMst sFatur. stronger ami blsher. No 2 1 p.iyu.ent of Iru.wN in. i rsd cash eleatir 77 bid.

track 7tfVl7H. I Hired s. wires ami 11. any other ck.gehc.e-s bard essh bt.i. Ja.y A-igut 1 aul, HepCooiber ntoV IX-eemtH-r iS lu.

CM st.idy f' oj fractions h. it Xa 2 Cask 25 15 September 25S- Oats eash 17 bid. No. 2 011 tra.ik lv.il.i. arhit.

17W. lv rlnn. titd. Barley noui.cial. tueal (1 4.V' 1 Srak firm, cast ctm.try n.uiw 3.ll.'al 1 track sacked 3a' i0.

Flax seed Arm. nnohsnied nuchsnged. sirs tinchangvd Baggl i nnch.int-d 1-id rosy g347V. Spelter ill. $4 fork tlrm.

rnd-strg mas bttug 17 40tH 25. laird higher. fclsse steam ob 00. Bicoav BoiM aSottldsra (5 55. extra stort clear and nha short HTS.

I'ry salted mei's Boxed shoulders StsTS. extra short eletr rib 5 25. shorn gA 1 tsNlgti Flour Caxa) barrels, wheat 67.0OO vSsbSla, com 2.X)0 buahels. Shlpraetits Flour barrels, woest bushels, corn 10.0UO 'basksU. oats 12.

tax) buahela. j.KsMss City. July Wheat fairly aetWe. practically anchaiuced. Com fairly active.

No xtzed KVu-W, hill filrly a. -tut- and )Mt, Ho. 2 white 17ul7S- Rye nominally ro- ekassed. liar aetlre. mothr new SI.

choice prairie new 5iir, 5). Butter ateady. cream- 11313. dairy Wit 10. aseelpu Wheat l.dtx) bushels, corn SS.fU'a) -fcwsasls.

oata l.iXm buahela. Shlpmen---. jUTbaat 127.2IM) buabela corn 63.70U bushels, gStg 14.0UO btianels. i. JUasaa City.

July 2D Cattle Reoe-vta 4.50. imarket steady. Texas steers 12. Texas KtX dO. uatlve eteera 2 SOni'4 tM.

native halfera II lot ir. and feed S3 25tfi'4 40. bulla 40. llo Reee 1 trX Vsttd, V.ghts t.3 52V rorkerTW 51 43 52 II 3 l3 3 XmUZ muctusxe 2 75 13 80- rCtocVnnatl. Julv 20 Flour steady.

Wheat JUOV olarkrtt steady at yesterday a pn. I Bauy, nye steaoy. a iao. 1 rovis.i ns Usdy. Whisky quiet.

$1 ID. Cloctnnstl. July sirtw. shippers JkS 7rla S5. Oetcbers 75t3 .15, packers 1.1 rt.) 73.

llgat 13 xsi3 cummou and roughs ..340. Oat tie strong, ah.ppcrs 14.j4 00. ch-io-e Etchers tita, medium butcher $3 35-n 50, eommoo ti 40. heep stPKii, 2 25i4 LaJIrtis slow, lower. i3 5tv5 lo.

FOHEIG.X M.IKKETS. Joly 29. Whest dull. No. 1 spring 2a 10d.

Corn doll. Americsn nuaed spot new 10M futiaes dull. Ju.y 2a August 2s Ud. September 2a 11.1. N.

HOMING. P1GEOMS ftdertake a Flight front eir Or- leans tu Indiana. 'Itaerday morning at tt oclock quite a BtUe party o. geutlemen Interested In lW gathered ou the fourth floor of the "Aaerlcaa Express building, on CJarksi, near Luiou, tor the purpose oC bidding fa.ewc.i to a aUij.il party of srnr pigexus. There were eight bin.ls la the covey, "J-" Pevious by a bird fancier a jaasuawaaa, to tue Aiuertcau agent.

Mr. lirowu, with inatAic-. UOfl to have them turued loose as soon M.Uera was a c.eur moruiug. Tula yeatenlay. Iba birds were all In one cage, aud the was pi.K-.-a Iu the opt-u wludow the east.

The door was- optmed. winged messenger were JhATad to deNirt ut their leisure. The 1 v. miuto luc unis) flxst d.s.oveied tho 00.01 buu more setlate looking of iiip out. looked -oiimt ,1110 rrle- liued the a T(itn it ru ral ii-Ti.

"hereupon tne made for the dovir' TO Wo few feet lew AIT eecoiida the others followed, ail esTiag within a.i.f uiinute of oue Sauouier, aud all going a uortheaterly i purectloa. "4 was one uoted with interest A geutieiiiea present, is it Indicated intelligence and cousiuent worth of being the direction In S.41CO ineir h.uue is lo-ated. lh erv ti, lu1.ILiuk4 Tn.t rerkAaed as being nenrly HAlO m'lle. "I r. tiM Aaierican Express ageut, said were was probably turdiy half a if.

in that dlstauce. Pt-tel that the birds will reach bme abo.it o'ebx-k this evening. 1 iffJJ lug upou the reconicd tfiil0 these birds being lilt 'at' average. This v. i iiL.es is the longest the HfV' ''v''r They fle If sev.t-ni weeks ago, and JJtBey make -he Journev iJi.

Orleatu they ili next be sent tnt tf 1 "ting to tnkt 'tail enuur a ace. me first tia, I ever h.ttidied bird 7" ner place, s.iil Mr "but i.iw had a great d-al a. tig to do Tne birds fooi- a'. out the right camLTr. oa dark VU.

tJr -eke up up f-r it as l'hey tly all day long rood or drin I mint out of the t'iy the miner months i kl" the- I)U- lMciiyuue t0 them ii any point or an-f or month, tnrlad- olaaj pnatnsre. Ad. Ires. o. vrlll vV aa aa olieu nm e- snaWlngr a change y1 name, of kotU the im) xna the new post ofllce.

CHISHED Ills AHM. ZJii7 no -h mast iaoTM kia' No. 1-J7 "nerr -7lwW0rk r'-lai- mnif ma- 0r. rawJS tre-ts hoatjlta. the cleot heatl Aa4 VB Broo-Sitxer.

10c Dot re. OMAHA GETS' THE CONVENTION Of the United States League of Build-in and Loao Aociationt. New Orleans Lost it Because the Delegates Were Not Familiar With the Delightful Summer Here. Geo. F.

Kostmujer Elected Sccre tary SeTeral Iniportaut Papers Keud Durluj tbe Daj. I Detroit, July 29 Rusluess was resuuieil irouiprly at 1U u'c'ix'k this moru-' lug ly tho I iiiteO Slates Leusuo of liui.l-i Ui uaii L.o:i:i Aioiatloas witb. tbe tiu of muk.ii,; t.jo iluy's essiou coutinu- oils. TUe object wu to couiiilete aL bus- iuess by 3 so that the delegates I'uubl Uike a steamer at tbut Uour for th St. Cl.ilr Flats, where a flsh supjK-r a us to be S'-rvfil as tue rlaal feature of the couveutiou nrorauiuie.

There was a full 1 a the ufl i.io ot oopei- 1 alive l.iok. I I'he nithts and dut.es of buijlini; ati'i loxm ci-soc loiut stockholders uud the.r I ve.atioti to creditors a a 11 a paper by A. J. iHiuoun, of Uep- utJ iliSncui 01 uuuUlnK iiiu -iin ana a taw 01 1 ri'smt'ui jacri.u- iey. I lie ald that the purposes of tiu a) I (Irtus were to stliiiuiate om those .11 teresteii in the niaiateiitiiice of the I lhul principles upon wh.

oa bii.himg and ikjuu associations are lwicu. i.itjuuies u. to present rights and duties of aiembers aud their relation to cred.tors. Jsuea increased interest, he asserted, with its ae-couipiiuyiug broader understotid in if rights, privileges an-) dtltlt, wnu.d be the lnapiratiou of more favorable legislation ami the best defease against Lias. "At uo time." said the "has the public deman led uivre lems latiou nd protection aa.usl viseuary and d.shouest B'-heuies under the guNe of 1 bui.dln aud i mi associations than at 1 preneut." Mr.

tn nieaded the simple con tract provis.oiis of tne oriKiuatl 1 reon a IdiiMing anJ l.oau or.i iied in 1 as a true test and reasonable guide for buidiiii; associations, and who'a the courts of Kniand ainl America are dis- p.ed to ressu.zo la interpreting legislation and decisions on th.u-- subjects. ot a member to borrow tipoi: rvyelye an adyauce.l bi shares might be railed the corner- "tone of the system, and any iVpartur. from this undatiietital principle was de- structive of the whole aohfme. The decl 1 he right of a member to borrow upon his st.s-k or receive an advanced ctiu upon 1 s.oas of our courts were uniform upon the polut tlmt the loan Is mi advanced payment upon the amount of stock which Uie member woull receive when the scheme Is perfected and to the puytneat of which st.vk the member Is bound. The rule of allowing directors to determine the amount to be p.

ti 1 .1 1 thdrawu member had been a stumbling; ok to the associations. The Ohio law, sal.) the speaker, reiu.rew an unaivii d.s tribulion, to be piace-1 to the credit of! members' accounts, thus p.aciag the ns-o- 1 ciatioas upon the same tiasis in th's re- spect as other financial las ti 1 ion Owing to the peculiar nature of the buii ling a--(M'cuitiou bus ness. rece.vers had t- bo ai- lowed great djscret.ou iti settling claiins in cases of iijii-da loa or atid the line of act. on a such should be modified according to circumstances, and the laws of the various states. He urged stricter compliance with the fotin.l.n.oa yrlncip eri of buiKPng assocs.it.

1111J closer observance of stale staiutes re.nt.ve thereto. The Service an. I Influence of )ur State Leagues' was bv Hon. James Cureticy, of Philadelphia. He spoke par- i tlctji.ir'.y of the state agues' intlueiice up on logLsait.on affecting aSocia- tioiiM.

aiid gave it as his opinion that every state should have a specific building and loan law and ui. societies be Incorporated under d. I "lur aim has been to keep the .1 tl-ons purely, eveu sure.y. l.iil. so tnat we 1 might bu.i.l up a system which the local committees would Lccome interested und thereby lessen the posnl bil.

ty of failure. 1 n. Veaf me 11 i 1 He advocated the election of at least one Orst-cltiss bulid.nv.' and loan man to VTV mi -s 1 11 of the different leu -slat 11 res organisation bv build, tig associations fori legislative i.urnoses was also suzir- ated. in are aced upon the statute books. con- c.ud.-d Mr.

1 laren.y. the state leagues saour-i see to iih.l no spes-u i u.ui.i allowed to alter or revise thetn for guiu or any ulterior purpose." AiW'rt ivurues. 01 I'ecaiur. ill rea s- urer of the Illinois League, read a paper on 'Apportionment of Profits." He condemned the practice of apportion-lug at uuy time more profits than had bs'on u. tually earned, aud ehowed that tin.

ess aa Hssocattlon had an ample contingent or reserve fund the shanti In force when a los( Is met must Inevitably bear the burden, not only of their own proportion of the loss, but also the uddltloual burden of that part of the loss whicu should be charged to maturing, shores. Mr. Barnes cautioned secretaries not to luvstea the time for maturing of a series ou account of Importunities of members or for any reajson. uo matter what the temptation to be able to announce "quick maturity of shores." K. Kolb.

of Philadelphia, who was down for a paper on "The interest Reduction Plan" had prepared no paper, but nude few remarks upon the subject. "A Good Title" was by C. M. of Watertown. The committee on resolution reported adversely cm protKsl Ion to leave the tiling of the date of the annual meeting with the executive committee.

The prop- wit ion In the ushocU- nou. no uesire to get tne annual meet- I lug for New Orleans. The present date for holJlni; the convention Is uot suitable for tlie city for climatic reaous. The d-l vcrie report of the comailttee was bus- tainea oy tne oouventioa. On recommendation of the resolutions committee, a vote of thanks to Hot).

Fred I liader, or Ohio, was Adopted for his services in lehalf of building In fighting the atamp tax la the last con-i gresis. I Omaha was selected by acclamation for th( convention of ISOft. after Cincinnati and Niagara Falls nad made somewhat 1 feeble efforts to secure It. i The following officer were elected: President L. W.

Sanborn, Galesburg. 111. First Vice President V. L. Bloomer.

Buffalo. Y. Second Vice President W. V. Foster.

Vicksbursr. Mis. Third Vice President T. J. Fltimorrls, Omaha.

Neb. Treasurer w. C. Shepard, Grand Rapid, Mich. Secretary Herman F.

Cellaring. Cincinnati. Assistant Secretary Geo. F. Kotmayer.

New Orleans. Tbe members of the execotlre committee were then elected one from each state and after brief remarks from the new president, the convention udjonrne-rl sine die. Keep looking young and says yonr hair. Its color and beauty with Parker's Hair Balsam. Hlndereoras, tha best cure for corn.

1 cu. THE RIVE 11. IUVJB BULIjEXIN. United States WeatUer Bureau. Thursday, July 2b, State of water In the rirera, with cbances In th paat twenty-four hours.

In feet ami tent ha. UadlUa maue at a. m. 75 Lh meridian time. Bank full Iar.trer Changes SUtloD.

stage. line. Helfht. Blae. Fall.

St. Paul 1 4 0.0 0.2 1 Daren port :0 15 7.8 0.0 0 1 St. Louis 32 30 10.8 0.0 1.2 Cairo 44 40 21.0 1.0 0.0 Memnhla sj 33 u.8 0.3 0.0 Helena 43 44 18 5 0 0 0.0 Vlckabor 44 41 15. tt 0.0 0.4 New Orleans 9 16 4.5 0 0 0.3 31 d5.8 0 0 0.9 Omaha 3 2 0.0 0.1 Kanaas City 21 10.0 0.0 0.2 Pittsburg 30 22 5.5 0.0 Clnolnnntl 45 45 2.1.5 0.0 1.3 LouiaTille 24 U.3 0.0 0.0 NasliTille 40 I Chattamx(ra 33 33 7 2.0 I Kort Smith 22 3 3 0.0 0 2 Little Kook 23 4.H 0.0 0.3 1 Arthur C.ty 27 h.2 0.0 0.1 "ulton 29 2S h.S 0 0 1.2 Shrereport 31 21) 5 1 1.0 0.0 Alexandria 32 33 U.S u.O Cnmdn 2 4 1 0.0 0.3 Monroe 40 2.5 0.0 0.0 Kalufall at substations: Ku'ton. .60.

BIVEU FORECAST. The M'sslssluui ill show no marked changes below Vicksburg to-oisht and Friday. The tHiacnlta will retna.u ce.ir.y st tionary at a low stage. The Red w.ll rise at and below aud fall that point. IIOHRHT K.

KKKKAM. Lo, al Foreot ufficial. FK1PAV. July 3), DEI A RTL" KS FJSTEUDA Trudeau, Lafouivhe, Vh.s;! 1S'j7. New DH'AUTl UES Til IS DAY.

(See AJtrrtiaemects.) Lower Coast Cleveland. Kouns 'ier Coast Stella Wilds. Voorfceea, alad.4juv.lie New Cameiia. ilanover, 4 p. in DKl'ARTl Tu-M(JUHOV.

R-d River W. T. Louis City of Loa. ill. 5 p.

r. CV Li St. iraud Iaike ac Beads T. P. Leathers H.glwe, 5 p.

ui. aiilsonv Jle New Came llacovt-p. 4 p. ACKSTAFFS. The semi-weekly const pac ket C.

KujUi. master. K- in-st Re 11-lianlt. c.c.k, at morun.g tvr the fort, uakv.i.e aud aii way laud 1 1 Mississippi I'u. ke: Company's semi- weekly p-r at Lt-t Stei.a lids.

1. K. master. anc. cle.k.

1 leave at 12 to-Uaj for New llle, L'chaid- nv and aii way 1 The Red River Line W. T. S.sto1: be here this mo.n.nic. ai'd w.il leave evening and a-i way aud.l.gs oa Red r.ver I'he Anchor Line's loplend.d t.amr City of St hoe tj-n arul leave to- morrvW m. U.uis.

and give apee.jl attention to a. I aj and p.an.ai.on bus. ties that offers. w.ll a 1m- eoiu.ee at wltn it.e Varo and Ta i la ha Ich.e river iiacketa, and t. La: w.th lllamond Jo for St.

nic-a pel and ikoiks on upper 1 1 lie Interstate Tra nsporta iou ompat.i res- and reliable and heads packet, the famous T. 1. Ix-atners. will leave to- morrow evening G.and I-ake and nil way land ng. conueot.tig at Vieksbung ita tbe biat for tl.e laiw and Tallahatchie rivers.

She passed Natiiiez o'clock Wednesday gtu sacks of seed and staves, aud w.ll be found at iier wtutf this morning 1 he Henry Lurey and barges passed Arkansas flty at ic.io moru.ug, 1 eK-cted here to-morrow. The Lafourche had her uua. K'od freig'it o.it last evening, aiid tue Whisper aud J. E. Trudeau d.J fa riy well.

in yesterday morning, the had trended in tier cargo 17 sacks of new r.ce Maryland p.amatloii. and Mi''t ft 'ui "O'lvlia plants ou. Sue expected to have a larger i ut a rain along cast on Tuesday prevented iho planters from thresh. eg Merit. on of the sale yesterday of ferry -e, of the late Cap-am Thotnas Pickles will be ma.l another p.

F-d A. Kuck-'r resntiied bia place on tbe veste'dar. 'Eug neers Joseph F. sher and Francis J. Bradl-i r-newed their licenses yesterday, the fo: mer rece.v'.ng h.s th.rteeuth Usue, aud the h.s ixth.

laiwsou also renewed license Joint and eng ueer on tue steam lanncii EITo-'. re.reiving his second la-siie. James B.ssell. of Maudevllle. has been 1.

censed by the local tuspecUrs as Joint pilot and englueer on the steam launch V.rg.nia. Henry Fortune, of Berwick, ha leen granted a license as second class pilot on the upper and lwer Atchafalaya river aud tribu- Ve-nil'lior. bay Mr Fortune has ten steam- N.atmg he was 15 vears of age. and lias j.fferer.; cni.act.es on the Rose M. st koe.

Home. S. 1. Knowiton. Colonel Holmes, Victonue.

Alert and the tug Bcalah. P. A. Charlet a-rived in ou Wednesday, aud expects to remain there cue week. Captain Lloyd T.

Bel lies Mr. E. Conery fr ,111 S- I.ouli that ti.e 10 me 1 l'ariroud are i.rogr-ss rg L.cely, ar.d that she be readv lo load for New Orleans by the I j-i-i-ip. 1 latter pa next The work on her bull AdCnU UD. was most ttior.

ugh and te. ud he re- Norwegian steamship Henry Dnmjls, Bang, i rts that the local at that place from Port Limoti, lo Johu G. "Wood lat d.s-' examiu-d her carefully, and pronounced her to trict. post 15. be iu as good condition ss any brat uii western Austrian steamship AqulleJa, Jakovic, from 1 rivers.

Il-t new shaft, the captain states, is New York July 20, to Meletta A tJtoddart the nnet ie--e or work ever aaw turnea 1 out of any foundry, atid otie of the beat ever placed on a steamboat. Mr. Conery states that there Is no truth In 1 the reirt that the I'argoud will be run as a Thursday packet the bends trade. undr the auspices of the Interstate Tra a ion Com- par.y. she having uo connect.

ou w.th that coti- i cern whatsoever The local inspectors yesterday Issued an excursion permit to a barge in tow of the steamer F. B. Williams for 100 passengers between Morgan City and po.nts inland 100 uu.les distant. The St. Louis Waterways Journal reports tbe following marine patents recently filed In Washington, D.

C. P.opelling mechanism for vessels by Chanucey N. Dutton. New York; combined fish trap and b-at by George W. Five Forks.

Pa buoyant propeller by loM.nurT P.m. I Ashburnham device for I iuuch ng life or other boats by Geo. W. Beebe, I The Chattano.ga News says: Ang. 1.

tbe local s.gnal serv.ee off ee will Issue dally reports on the stages of tbe river at a.l the main upper river 1h: serv ce was granted by the government on application a number of hat'anoogaus. aud Its benefit to aii interested in river busiuess will be Xh lhe ronn, tH1, nilr nit hgh wmter and low water. The from w.dch reports will be received are Kingston. CliotoD, Strawberry Plains and Tbe St. Lou's Glote-Deinocrat sayn August Pllts is now steward of the Mary Morton, in pine of William Maxwell, who goes oo the Hill City.

Pilots Greenwell and Rollins, of the Exporter, have sent reports of the channel from I St, Louis to New Orleans to the M. and O. Idiots' Socrety. and Captain George Woodward, of the Henry a report of the chacnel from St. Louis to Natches.

to St. Louis Harbor No. 2.S. Masters and Pilots. The equipment of the new steamer Hill City Is rapidly being placed In posit-on, and tbe boat is to leave for New Orleans at noon to-morrow.

Tbe officers will be a follows: Captain, M. D. ratioa; clerks. Archie Woods, Euajene Robinson and William Lyons: pilots. James Grasty and Tony Burbach; engineers.

Cbarlea Dewltt and Ed McCann; mate, Austin Joyce: steward, William Maxwell. The boat will receive an ovation at Vleksbnrc. In honor of which city she was nmed. It Is understood that she will be presented with stsnd of colors on her arrival there. Captain Thomas W.

Shields will repre-aent the Anchor Line St tbe demonstration. A handsome souvenir menu is be.ng prepared for the lunchcou to be given on thst occssion. Tbe Pittsburg Times says: The shipment of coal on this r.se Is about over. The coal men ssy they sre satisfied w.th the amount shipped. aDj willing to keep the rest of the coal loaded In the nsrbor sna up in tne poois here for some time.

The packet boats are making good deal of money, and hope for a continuance of good water. All the boats have as much freight ss they can carry. The excursion business is at its height. During ths last five years it hss grown steadily, and the excursion and packet boat men say this season will be better thsn any previous one. RIVER TELEGRAMS, Nsuhes.

29 Spfcial.) River 18 fet, a fall of .25 In the past twenty-fonr The Leather) scd City of St. Louis both nssscd scuili late last right. No boats up. Weather Si gt.tly cooler. GreevrUle.

July 2. (Special.) The gaage rents 13.4 f.et snd tendli upwards, lhe City of Savannah paaied down at 0 p. ru. Wtatber clear snd warm. Memphis.

Juy 28. (Special.) The river here stanua 11.8 ftet cu the aVnge, a riae of .3 In tbe last twenty-four boor. The Sunshine arrived late last evening from the Ohio rlTer with 175 tons of merchandise for th's plae, and departed again at 5 p. ra. for Cincinnati with 155 bale of cotton, 8 bales of rags, a rood lot of sundries snd way freight and a fair list of passengers.

The Kate Adams departed at 6 p. m. for Arkansas City with a rood trip. The Or a Lee arrived this evening from Cairo and returns Sat art! ay evening. The CUv of New Organs la due np at 11 p.

m. bound for St. Louis. She hss on board for this place 1100 packages ot merchandise. Th Alary Morton is dne dawn t'-night- and leaves tomorrow at 1 p.

m. for St. Loal. Cairo. Jaty 29.

Special.) Hirer 21.6 feet, a rise of 1.7 feet. Only local packets Is and out to-day. fit. Louis, July 29. Gr, tharmomater 90, .,4.

'Ji v. s) Uim fall lot- rti4(Ily. 1 l- feet. BnslatM act Ire. Hill City cleared to Sw Orleans oa tier maiden trip.

Cargo of J5O0 tcosvoO eaMn paaaexixcrs Captain Tboa. W. Bhields. agent of the Ancbor Line at Cairo, went out on Her as master of ceremonies to receptions along the line. In the collision of the steamers James TT.

Lockwood and Ferd Hrtold. which ocrurred in the harbor six weeks ago, ao which was before the Doited States local inspector for rnTestlgatlon. was disposed of yes-teiday erenlng. They suspended tne master of days, siid his uLot, Geo. Clark, wtoo hatl neclected renew hi.

liceoee, which baa expired few days previous, was reported to the United States district attorney Jhos). Garrison, pilot of tho Ferd Herold. had his license also suspended for sixty days. Louisville. July 29.

Special.) Uiver fall-lnsr. with feet 4 inches in the canal. 7 feet 2 inches on the falls, and 22 feet at the foot of the locks. Business active. Weather clear and pleasant.

Telegraph to Cincinnati, Bagon to Evansville. Kanawha to Oarroliton, alls Citv to Kentucky rlTer, with good trips, bam Brown and tow In from above. Volunner arrived with more coal for her. Brown leaTe for Memphis to night and Volunteer goes back to Pittsjmrg. B.

D. Wood went back. A. E. Woodruff went on down th? river.

Wasb Honshell aod tow paaed down. New Sonth getting ood snd off here. Board of directors of the Board of Trade inspected the falls to-day. Cincinnati. July 29.

23 feet i Inches and falling slowly. Weather clear and ideasant. Passenger buidness good, freight fair Tbe City of Louisville was the Louisville boat to-day. Tbe Keystone Stare returned to Pittsburg-, havitig rtgistercd 2O0 passengers on her down stream trip. The Convoy snd Clifton were up witn empty i' phis packets now tesb ureen river uum-w on the steamer C.

B. Bryan. Pittsburg. July 2D. (Special.) River 6 feet 9 Inches a rise of 1 fo in the past twenty-four hours.

Clear and pleasant: uo rain since Tuesday night Ben Hur from Parkersbu arrived and departed. H. Bedford and Ireua due to-u arht. ilonoi h. la packets are doing a big passenger bus.

urns, as they usually do at this season of tbe year. It looks now as if the fleet of l-oat on the wny from Cincinnati tint Liuls'llle woull be aide to reach here without anv Captnin Jason Curtis Cot back list nigh; from Mexico, where he stent several weeks visiting Captain Jim San-fo d. who has been engiged in loating on iicaci water for a year or moe. A lejtamlrlH. July 21) (Speclsl.l The gauge ie'ds at 4 o'clock tills afternoon .7 of a foot alxive zero, having fallen one-half tenth of a foot In tic- past twenty-four hours.

Weather choir aud warm. It was ijuite cool this mornlns. 1 Aikatisas lly. July 2(c-To Frank love. henrv Lour- pass-d down at 0.30 a.

m. WOODWARD. Mter. Natchez. Julv 20.

Inteistate Transportation Cinnanv. New Orleans. Li.t P. don at p. in.

with lioiju sacks. KOdO staves. C'HAS. 11 1 BEE, Master. NAUTICAL NOTES.

Arrival of the Xiearngua. The Norwesr.an steims.ip Nbarr-gua. Captain P-dersin. from Bo as d-1 Tor-j. with fruit, consigned to J.

B. Camors i C- has arrived at 13. Fi Ui-trict, bringing as psiietiger Ahil.t.g. She rep.rts having sni.ed July l-o 7 had stio-'g Ooi wnds. with a heavy a and fr-ipieut sUiills.

to Swan slind. ther tin weather, ciosslng i. bar -t linn July and airlvid at hi warf at 111. ou the same date. Mil rtt line Mishaps.

In the collision with the German steamer a. ci river Elbe, before reported, th- birk Daniel Tnoge s-n bad her stern Hove In. and bark Gotha Brad-hen had her regear and stern damaged extensively. The M'-er broke adrift and o-ol-lcb with the aik Trio whb arrived here July ti from Savannah, causing ext Dive dimag- to the Tiio's foregear. I be ehio Atalanta illr I.

from Herring cove. N. for Liverpool, while pro e. ding up the Mersey, was damaged oil her port quarter ami had her mlzxn tlggcg with the uiun op-a Ua tit ir.a carried awny a collision 'lth th- Brlt.sh steamer Tar-fa, outward bound. The T.infa has returned aud been locked.

Her dam- is unknown. The ship El Cap. tan. Humphreys, from Baltimore Anrll 1. for San Francisco, has put bai to Montevideo.

leaking bally. 'Hie ark Rr-nlerf (Nor 1. wl.i -h arrived I at 1'ardltT from Peuteco6t, had port bow badly da maged. Off for Honduras. The Moral Mall Line steamship Stillwater, Captain Henry G.dt.

sail yesterday for Iuerto Cortes, via Belize and Livingston, with a large general cargo and the following passengers: Mrs. Geo. Ransomer. Wm. G.

Sklddy, Juo. T. ('ommag I-rank J. Barrosse, Jno. P.

Pre ott and Thomas A. Mitten. Left for Sea. The steamships MagVlan for Liverpool, Morgan for Itraz Santiago, via Galveston, ui.l El Mar for New York left for sea yesterday. ITIAICirVE SEWS.

PICAYUNE OFFICE, July 30, 1S97. OLEAJiA'NCES. American steamship Stillwater, Gtlt, for Port Carter, via Belize, Port Barrios and Liv-itigstoL. Royal iMail Lire. German bark Auguste, Bothe, for Bremen.

Germany A. Miller dr. Co. Cl aimette. 8TF AIMERS.

Whisper, Catnptell. from Bayou Sara Steila Wilds, Voorhies, from Hope. Serin, from Peiirl river-'New biudu. Springfield basin. Alice, Perkins, from Hope Villa Now basin.

EXPORTS. Puerto Cortex, via Bellae, etc. Steamship Stlllwa packages merchandise, 2IO bis flour. 33 half bbls flour. 11 quarter bbls Hour, 101 sacks flour, IV crates eat, 2 tierces, hams, 2 tierces meat, 2 tierces lard.

1 bbls pork, 10 hhl beej. 2H sacks oats. 61 sacks corn, 23 bbls sugar. 7 cases lard, 2 half bbls sugar, 71 sacks rice, 1U casks bottled beer, 7 bags sugar, 2 half bbls pork, 2 bbls meat. 10 sacks beans, 2 tub lard, 2757 piece lumber.

Bremen Bark Auguste 13SK) hbds tobacco, 13.200 pieces oak staves. IMPOKT5. Boras del Toro citeamahip Nicaragua 10.000 bunches banana. Fort Llm.i--Steambip Henry Dnmois 20,600 bunches banac.as. RE'I1TS OF PRODUCE.

Bayou Sara Steamer Whisper Total 33 bales cotton, 510 bbls sugar, 2jl sacks new rue. 15 bids honey, 2 helf bbl honey, 41 sacks oi ioes. 2 sacks wool and sundries. New ll.pe Steamer Stella Wilds Total 300 bbls sugar, 1 htrse, and sundries. NEW BJSIN ARRIVALS.

Hope Villa Steamer Alice, lO.OoO feet lumber (15.000 shingles, fx) cords wood. I'eari ttiver Steamer Surah, 48,000 feet lum-Ler. tiirixigneld Skeamer Florlne, 75,000 feet In 111 bee. Pearl River Scnoooir Lets, 35,000 feet lumber. Madlsonvllle Schooner Clifton, 3S.000 leet lumber.

Pearl River Schoont Clara Richard, 85 bbls pears. Paaeagoula Schooner J. W. Frost, 2500 bbls charcoal. Lake Shore Schooners Mew, 20O bbls sand-iMjiry Elmlra, 200 bbls sand; Loulsisna State, 3i5o bbls aand; Perseverance, 6O0 bbls sand.

Tchcfuncts Bcrg3 Liey, 65,000 bricks. OLD BASTN ARRIVALS. Pearl River Scboooer R. O. Elliott, 86,000 feet lumber.

RAHJROAla. July 20 New Orleans and Northeastern RailroadTotal I cars staves, 2 csrs flour, 1 car beans, 1 car meat, 1 car melons, 1 car carbons, 1 car oil. 1 car matches, 2 cars coal, 1 car merchandise. 1 car beer. 1 1 car roofing.

1 car slste, 6 cars cattle, 3 car rosin, 1 csr Iron, 2 cars lumber. 4 can bricks, 1 car wood, 3 cjirs charcoal, and sundries. Julv 29 Southern Pacific- Company Total 1428 bbls sugar, 106 sacks sugar, 1 bbi molasses, 49 tbW wine, 18 puncheons wine 4 cases wine, 200 sacks oats, 4O0 sscks beans, 200 sacks peas, 430 sacks salt, 4o sacks bones. 800 sacks asphaltum, 40tt sacks apricots, 821 boxea apricots, 400 cases csnned fruit, 874 cases canned salmon. 7 bales hides, 781 bundles hides, 73 bales wool, 136 sacks wool.

198 bars bullion, 50 bales skins, 62 packages sundries 75 bales moss, 1 car cotton seed hulls 1 car raber, and sundries. July 29 Illinois Central and Yazoo and Mis-laaalppi Valley Railroads Total 375 bbls sugar, 106 bbls floor, 70 half bbls floor 400 sacks floor, 86 tierce lard, 65 packages 'lard 200 cases lard, 25 tubs lard. 10 tierces 25 tooxe hams, 6268 piece dry salt meat 220 quarter bbls beer, 125 cases canoed beef 217 boxes cheese, 82 case eggs, 10 boxes apples. 90 packages tomatoes. 144 sacks potatoes.

62 crates cabbage, 14 cars corn, 6 ears oat. 4 car hsy, 1 car 1 car poutoe. a cars bricks, 1 car gravel. 4 cars lumber 1 car box material, a cars oil, 5 ears coal. 2 ciri cattle.

1 ear coke. 1 car starch. 1 car fertilisers, aod sundries. July 29 Lou'svllle and KashTlHe Railroad Total-224 bate, cotton. 1 car tobacco (oladsT 1 car stave 1 car machinery.

2 car nitron. 3 car lime 4 cars coal. 1 car horn. 1 car peell slats, 1 car bran, 3 cars stovesTl car pipe, 6 cars phosphate rock, and annt dries. July Texas and $aeMLe 2612 bbl sugar, 400 bbl grits.

400- saejk, o-eaJ, 800 watermelons. 4 tank molasses. iT- earampty kegs, a4 IalSX OP YESSELS JTJXT fV X89T. StesmahlpK Paso. Oardner.

July 27 Steamship Louisiana, avemeie- auiy i eteamship El Dorado, Baker. Jniy 24 ai Kteamsklp Vesta. Moooey sld July eteamahlp Loullanlan. sTxtat July 8 8 teams nip Yucatan, Jioka July 14 8va-a-msiiip Capella, Thompson add July 15 Steamship Darteu. Wmke ld Jwly II Steamahip Barbarian, Hlghtoa aid July 19 Steamship Wra.

Cliff, Japaa July 24 8tesrmhipMlra. Ball aUd July 1 etteamsthip Cobam, Bertie -U July 14 LONDON. Steamship Cayo Blanoo, Winter July 3 Steamship Italian Prtoce, Willi July 11 Highland Prlrice, Thomas aid July 1 KOTTEJADAJ. Bark Strathern, Fleming sld March 14 BRE sfTCN. Steamship Europa, Reems July 14 frHeamshVp TLanet Mercury, Caiden June 3d Bark Geeine.

Oltmans aroto 24 SAX.TAL. Ship AUertoa, APr 10 GENOA. eteamahlp Moorish Prince. GiW June 1 MARSEILLES. aUeamshlp British PrlnceFothergiU.

aid July 5 Steamship Moorish Prince. Gill 8 BIO DE JANE IBO. Steamship Horrox, Codogsin sld July 8 Steamahip HilHirook. sld July 11 SHIEXJS. teamblp Toledo, Wlshart aid July 12 CARDIFF.

Steamahip Louisiana, sld July 15 ANTWERP. Steamship Cayo Blanco, Winter sld July 13 PERXAMBUCO. SteamsMp Inventor, Goldman aid July 13 ST. LUCIA. Stsamshlp Ulllbrook.

eld July25 Stenmshlp Horrox, Cadogan sld July 21 Steamship Jessica. sld July 23 LELAGOA BAY. Steamship European, Wallace. July 25 BARBADOS. Steamship Zefflno, sld July 9 LIST OF VESSELS POUT JULY 30.

187. STEAMSHIPS. A. C. Rotterdam.

Astronomer Liverpool Algiers Aquileja "1 1 te Lie. fond Port LJmou Breakwater Belize Canadlit Hamburg. Gretna district 10 Algiers Cualuiette district 15 district 30 Louisiana ave. Cayo liotuatio. aud GretrtH Clintou I -a Id 11 1 Algiers Monte El Ethiopia Hermann Henry Dumols Mar komanu! 1 Otetl Whitney York Alders York Algiers Louisiana uve.

up) Algiers Louisiana ave. ort Liuioc. 1st district 15 mburg 1st diRtrict 27 Itocas del Toro.lst distriet 15 Havana SHIPS. Bremen BARKIS. district 15 Algiers Comet.

Chalmette 1st district 13 ave. Louisiana ave. district 30 Gustav aud Oscar Bremen Ha usa Bremen SCHOONERS. Hugh Kelly Boston Maria T'eel Provldeuoe. Mcucit Hope Boston Santo Uteri Honduras REAL ESTATE.

11 11 Recorded Yesterday. C. T. Henderson to J. Manger, portion of ground.

Amelia, Dryades, Foucber and St. Denis. $1275. C. J.

Heir to Mrs. C. C. Cain, two lots, Cnnal. Scott.

Pierce and Cleveland. $3000. A. Claude to J. T.

Ketchens, lot, Lou siana avenue. Delachalse, L.ng and Breslau, 20. Pelican Building and Homestead Association to A. Brown, lot, Opelousas, Vallette, Olivia and Evelina. $S20.

A. Coleman to J. Pendergrast, lot, Lonlal-ani avenue, Freret, Robertson and Toledano, J125. State to R. H.

Browne, lot, Brooklyn, River, Newt.m and Diana. $10 SO. State to A. Heuderson, lot, Verret, Newton, Nunez aud Diana, $10 U3. Miss M.

Senwarz to Miss G. Nlles. portion of ground. Calhoun, McKenna, York and Blooai-lugdale, $113 73. C.

Pike to J. G. R. Williams, portion of ground. Pattoa.

Ccnstauce, Eleonore and Blooni-inadale, $0OO. J. Freyhan to J. P. Hecker, two lots, Nash, Eleonore.

prytania and Periler, $7D5. E. I'. Vauthler to H. L.

Loomis, lot, Toulouse, Burgundy, Rampart and St. Peter, Jlfoo. Same purchaser to same seller, sams prop erty. H80O. J.

Manger to J. Johnson, portion of ground, Oinstance Eleonore and Bloomlngdale. $35tK). J. O.

Beard to E. Felbleman, lot, Pitt. Valence. Bordeaux and St. Charles.

S4000. IMrv L. I). Brewer to Mutual Loan and Building Company, lot. Camp, Julia, St.

Charles and St. Joseph, $1440. Sanae purchaser to same seller, same property. $100. Mrs.

C. Rice to Mrs. J. M. Malter.

lot, St. Louis. Contl, Broad and Dorgenois, $300. VITAL STATISTICS Recorded at the office of the board of health yesterday. BIRTHS.

Mrs. Lcnls Block, a girl. Mrs. Ferdinand C. Bantovleh.

a girl. Mrs. Charles A. L'opls, a girl. Mrs.

Christian 'Welcker, a boy. Mrs. Alcee A. Merle, a boy. Mrs.

Gustave Schin.dt, a girl. Mrs. Eugene V. Sulplce, a boy. Mrs.

B'Djarnln J. Andrew, a b.iy. Mrs. Jules O. Zatarain, a girl.

MARRIAGES. Silratore Camlnitta and Miss Rosalia llan-cuso. Adolph Berendsch and Miss Gertrude Levy. Henry Schoeff and Miss Louisa Jung. DEATHS.

Miss Bertha C. Taney. years. 1620 Thalia. Mvrtle Alice Rowan, 2 years.

1231 Marigny. Mrs. Anna Santenac, 39 years, charity bos-Dltal. Mrs. Widow Margaret fians, 48 years, 1313 Elvsian Fields.

John Sparks, 8 years, Vallette, near De Armas. Atharruslos Efslathen Knrnfulas, 24 years, Union. Ietwefn Basin and Drvades. Rosalie Hunt. 20 years, 316 St.

Joseph. George Smoot. 59 years, 2131 Perdido. Wife Joseph Urboso, 89 years, St- Peter and Tonti. Rosa Patln, 49 years, 50 Fortin.

Jane Hopkins. 65 years. 1111 Kerleree. Edward Snyder, 68 years, charity hospital. COTTON REGION BULLETIN.

For tbe twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. in 75th meridian time, July 29, 1S97. Statlina Max. Mln. Halo-District reporting.

Temp. Temp. fall. Atlanta 7 8rt OB .00 Augusta ...11 90 8 .00 Charleston 5 90 70 .00 Gelvestnn 26 98 72 .10 Little Rock 13 S6 6S .02 Memphis 16 P0 64 .00 Mobile 10 92 08 .00 Montgomery 8 92 70 .00 Ntw Orlens 1 96 69 .00 Satannah 11 92 70 .00 8 92 66 .00 AVilmlngtoo 9 SO 63 .01 Station of New Orleans District Atxandria 97 67 .00 Antlto Kl 68 .00 Broekhaven 63 .00 Cheneyvllle 94 60 .00 Hasleburet. 94 6fi 94 67 Mansfield 99 63 .00 Mioden 101 71 .00 Monro 07 'i2 Natches 95 74 .00 New Orleans 94 78 Port Glbsoi 93 63 .00 Robellne 99 fl .00 Shreveport 9S 74 X) Means 96.1 69.0 .00 Sugar and Rice Region-Baton Rouge 94 69 Covington 96 66 Donaldsoaville 93 70 Franklin 94 70 .00 Lake Charles 96 TO .00 Opelousas 97 69 .00 Rayne 97 71 .00 Schrlever 96 69 Texas Rainfalls BalHoger, 1.42 Inches; Bee- vllle, Lampasas.

Dallas, tracj; Long-view, Dublin, trace; Sherman, trace. ROBERT E. KERKAM. Local Forecast Official. Alf AVENUE BLAZE.

YeteTJy afternoon, at 3:15 o'clock, an atarm was aoaiadtect from box 63 for a fire that originated hv tho ittk3 of the two-rtory frame bouse (No. 1130 St. Chart es sjtrwt, noa-r Olio, owned and oc-cnrplel toy Mrs. E. Tribont.

TAbe building waa damaged to the extent of about $300, covered by a poBcy for $4000 lo tbe London and iLfrerpooi and- Globe Imrtrsxce Comrpany. The fnrn-iture wm dnmajred aboot $200, covered by a jwllcy for $3000 to tbe same corrpny. The fire waaj caused toy a carts la lghi.ti.ng from a Hgm ed lamp. A DIRK ENDS A DISPUTE. Yesterday fnorniog two seroeai ttamed James Peralna and 3eorr AUext bad a row at No.

1411 Freret street, oyer tbe pooooooloD of a trunk. wBlcb Alien elaamed he left lo care ot. Per kin bat the letter denied all knowledge of It, The affair ended- Its Allen ctrttlD; Per. kin once tn the left lee and once in tbe left threat, after which 5u Pr. I ktnsj was taken to hi bome at Mo.

1312 I 3r6aed ajraj frroiKnmoedf7iTOt dsm.eronsv JM Southern Pacific Company, 'ATLANTIC TfTBJsVV MORGAN LINE. TEXA4 BAVANA. TAiMPA. KIT WEST AND KKW a BSLOW. FOB BRAZOS SANTIAGO, (Via GalTMioa.) 8TEAMSHIP MORGAN, Captala RobL Staple.

sails from Morgan City Passe ng rs take Morgan's Ferry-boat, fact Elycltn Fields street, at 9:00 a. m. xjlghtorag st Brazos, If any, at risk and expense of consignee. For New York, STEAMSHIP EL MONTE, sails- from Algiers FRIDAY. July 30, p.

m. Freight insured under open policy of Southern Pacific Company at 15-100 per cent to New York. For Florida and Havana, STSAMSHIP WHITNEY, Captain George Staplts, sails from Algiers SATURDAY. July 31. Passengera take Morgan Ferry-boat, foot of Elys lan Fields street, at 8:00 a.

m. No freight for above lines received without orders. For Information regarditeg freight or pas sage on above lines, apply office Southern Pacific Company, Morgan Line, comer Magaxine and Natchez street. A. C.

HUTCHINSON. President L. and T. R. R.

and S. S. Co. J. G.

SCHRI EVER, lraffic Manager. S. F. B. il0K.SE, G.

P. and T. A. si tf CROMWELL STEAMSHIP CO. FOR NEW YORK.

DIRECT. STEAMERS. LOUISIANA WEDNESDAY, Aug. 4 CREOLE WEDNESDAY, Aug. 11 HUDSON WEDNESDAY, Ang.

18 At 5 a. from wharf foot ot Toulouse street. Through Ratea and Bills of lading Given at Ail New England and Foreign Port. Unsurpassed Accommodations. For freight and passage apply to ALFJC.

HARRIS, Agent, 313 Caroudelet street. mhl9 '97 ly EUROPE. AMERICAN LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON SHORTEST ROUTE TO LONDON. RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP. Shortest Route to Belgium.

France, Swltter- laud, Germany, the Rhine and Italy, etc. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, 6 Bowling Ureen. N. Y. F.

J. Ortlla. 19 Camp A. Miller 303 Carondelet St. J17 '87 ly WHITE STAR LINE.

Sailing from New York to yoeenstown and Liverpool Every Wednesday at Noon. 5iajest.c Aug. 4 Britannic Aug. 26 Germanic Aug. 11 Majtstlc Sept.

1 Teutonic Aug. IS Germanic 8 Saloon rates. $75 upwards. Very superior second cabin and steerage accommodations. For saloon plans, dates of sailing, apply to A MILLER 303 Oaroodelet New Orleans.

H. MAJTLAND KERSEY, General Agent, 9 Broadway. New York. ap7 '7 ly "HEAD LINE." Direct Steam Service from New Orleans to Liellaat and Dublin. CARGO TAKEN AT TUUULUU rates to principal points in Ireland and Scotland, and to the Baltic.

FOR DUBLIN AND BELFAST. S. S. BEN GORE HEAD August loading S. S.

TORR HEAD September loading b'or ratea and other partlculara apply to CUARLE3 OKTHWELN At SONS, New Orleans. HEYX A- SONS, Belfast. PALGRA MURPHY Sl Dublin. Jy2 tf FORENEDE GULF-BALTIC LINE. NEW ORLEANS TO COPENHAGEN.

S. S. TOLEDO August loading S. S. LOUISIANA August loading S.

g. Al September loading S. S. KENTUCKY October loading Through bills of lading signed to all points In Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Ger- mauy aud'Russian Baltic. For freight and other particulars apply to CUAJiLES F.

ORTHWEIN SONS. Agents, 009 Uennen Baildxig, New Orleans. Jy2 tf COSTA RICA. COSTA RICA STEAMSHIP LINE KOR PORT LIMOS, COSTA RICA. THE FOLLOWING FIRST-CLASS iron steamships, having superior pas senger accommodations, are expected to sail a follows Steamships HENTRY DDMOIS On or about JULY 30 ALBERT DCMOIS On or about AUG.

6 Shippers must obtain an order from the agent before sending freight to the steamers. For freight or passage apply to HoADLEY A CO corner Liberty and William New York; HoADLEY 4c 806 Gravier New Orleans. JOHN G. WOODS, Manager. my 23 '97 ly REPUBLIC OP COLOMBIA.

FOR BOCAS DEL T0BO COLON Steamers NICARAGUA, sails on or about July 29. JAHL, for Bonlto, sails on or about Aug. 1. JAMAICA," sails on or about Ang. 2.

sails on or about Aug. 4. ESP AN sails on or about Aug. 8. For freignt or pasage aj.oi mho J.

B. CAMORS A CO. NEW ORLEANS, BELIZE ROYAL MAIL AND CENTRAL AMERICAN S. S. COMPANY, LIMITED, rri; WEEKLY SERVICE FOR BELIZE.

awaiLIvlngston, Puerto Barrio and Puerto Cortes Steamships BREAKWATER Rirara, master Sails THURSDAY, July 8 and 22. STILLWATER H. Gait, master Sails THURSDAY, July 15 snd 29. Geiba and Puerto Cortes Steamships CLEARWATER J. McFarlane, master WANDERER J.

B. Brown, master For freight or passage apply to MACHECA Managers, No. 125 Decatur street. sp3 '97-lydAW MEXICO. MEXICAN GULF STEAMSHIP CO.

Sailings for Tanpico, Meilcs, rONNECTING WITH WARD LINK FOB VERA CRUZ and M-EXICAN GULF PORTS, and Mexican Central and Monterey and Mexican" 3olf Railroad for all points la the interior of Meg. loo. For freight and passage apply to J. T. CRAWFORD.

Agent, 404 Canal Jel3'9T ly BLUEPIELD5. WEINBERGER S. S. CO. fpia BLUJEFIEDS AND BAAL1 WEEK-HFm- tierr Ice Steamship FU1.TOW, SaOa on or sbout July 27.

8ULDAL, Sails on or about Aisv. 0. for freight or paaaag apply to OUAS- WEINBERGER. -Telephone No. 122S.

127 Decatur et. alS-tf DR. J. fi MALONEY SOffi OtUcvait 4atasatwv SU, sutsi 13 Bsu'eiBjtev Jkt Catsiau fctv roar first prise awarded for the beat dental work. Beautiful Artificial Teeth laserta enth a withont trcUnc tk toot.

Teat trsatt and ailed la th most aeientine asanaet. la. ataataaaoas -car -of thacha. OperarloBs wtthaas pala. Lowest charge, sH "go STCAr.1DOATC RED RIVER LITJE.

CHAS. If. CHAS. W. DaoTH.

S4H 4 M. jjyv TOat mrxBScrx ssjuetjv Tii and all way tandi' W. T.J S430VELL, Prank K. ScoveU. BsvsUr.

Fred DaTidsesa, Berk. Leeea SATCfBJXAT; July at. at FREIGHT AATCS-Oa card and a bait above WKD HcPEAKB. AgeatB. Telephone 8TV si tf Interstate Traasflartitioa Office.

Boom 203. Cora Building. Tsltphnsji It. ms GRAND LAKR, TlCSrja. A burg and aOl way laatdlags, Traasportatio JL irns 'brough bill of lading The regular Saturday packet.

T. P. LEATHERS, i-Chirll. Higbee, master, L. E.

Boo let. eler, THE REGULAR THTJSSDAT PACKET. it STKAJ1EH master, elerk. i Will leave, beginning with opening of eottoav r-s-ason, about Sept. 15.

1SD7, and toak reguiat Uips throughout the season. B. STRAUSS, 32 Tohoupitoula tU, Agesk. au31 tf OUACHITA RIVER. HEGULAR OUACHITA RIVER PACKET.

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY at 6 n. BV txitt UU.1KU& A.ND landings no ibe (na-rkita aiBa'-r-" Black river The eleraar Stsaasg CITY OF CAM DEV. L. V. Cooley, master.

M. K. Fairy, clerk. For freight or passage apply oa board or LORD McPEAKE, 602 Gravier st-. au30 tf CPPER COAST, BAYOU SARA 'AUD'." REI? Mississippi Packet Company, J.

B. WOODS. Prest. and General Managet. Office 2:6 S.

Front St. Telephone 688. iUijlj? FOE MOUTH (RED BITES AND atTir a Way Landings Steamer IMPERIAL, i. leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATTRDATS. -lieginnicg with opening of cotton season, aboet Sept.

1. and making regular trip throoghont the season. FOR BAYOU SARA and way landlnr oa th coast Steamer WHISPER, Leaves MONDAY and THTRSDAT at p. SS. FOR NEW HOPE, DONALDSOXYTLLB a4 way landings on the coast St.smer "-i- STELLA WILDS, T.

Voorhees. master. J. V. Le Blanc.

Clara, Leaves TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 12 m. The right is reserved to pass all landing deemed unsafe. For freight or pas sag. apply to J. B.

WOODS. TeleDhone 6S9. Vi W. J. COMEAUX.

Agent, mhl tf Office Head Bienville St. LOWER COAST. STEAMER GROVER CLEVELAM), C. S. Kouns.

master, Emest Relnhsrdt snd as. falsMt. clerks. erery TUESDAY and FB1DAT at m. for "the Porta.

OakvUl. and all, wV. landings. PAUL F. REX AUD.

Agent. Head of Conti street. mh2S tf ATCHAFALAYA AND BAYOU Dlv GLA1ZES. rnn VELVTLLB. SAU-E- port and all vay landings on the achinikje and Mi)suppl rivets Steamer J.

E. TRl'DEAC, A Trourcale, master, Eug.QixataanX.eler.- Leaves EVERY THURSDAY at 6 p. Freight for Bayou Dea Glalses Simmesport. Big Bend, Des GUiS sad Wat B. STRAUSS.

Agent. 829 Tchoupltoula cul6 tf BAYOU LAFOURCHE. LAFOURCHE LINE. v-; 0 trice Conery building. Canal and Delta St.

Telephone fT-S. FOR ALL LANTDTNGS OX Lelfe? Lafourche, throurt Lanre s-" Vrl'-y. reshipplng at Ooasiaena. ville on Catbosta STEAMER LAFOvltUnsv, Edw. Nicolle, elnrk.

E. Lflsrwi. rnsniv a. F15 tf ST. LOUIS V6tTlOUIs'aND sTo.

ANCHOR UXX. LOUIS AND Wax -vn-s CITY OP ST. AeUUk 7- M. xinor. ffisito- uw.il o.

Leaves SATURDAY, July 81. at 4 9- a. Connecting at wit he: Yaaoo and. Tallanatcni. pany for all poinra on AU-irsAtS) and tsnnnower rn.

paw all lanoinoeeeu Telephone oltt CommercUl F2 tf MANDEYILLE, LEWISBURG AIID MADISONYILLL STEAMER NEW CAM ELI A. maif JEi will leTe MJLNEB0 BO ee tha r.TT.i ear. from TOSTCBAaV, TRAIN DEPOT, head of ELYSIAN FIELDa St. iuA V. mnA Hssaars).

DA-1LX texcept IeTURTNO." leTftS MADISOXVTjU -dsilyV 4:46 a. m. Water and we airier permuting. EXCURSIONS. xt a vnvviri.K.

LEWISBU RG. MADISON- VILLE AND OLD LANDING. SUXDAI aad WEDNESDAYS. a. m.

tram. FREIGHT RECEIVED DAILY at the 10V-VILLE AND NASHV1LLS S. DSPOZ. HEAD Of GIR0D STREET. 1 W.

U. ouibfi a gnu. S23 Carondelet Btreet, Corn Uaioa. myl '96 tf STARTLING CURES IN ROSE, THROAT, LUK8. XEKYSUS AND BLOOD DISUSES.

FOREIGN DOCTORS Rejected over 300 case a lBcsrahle AnriBf tha nut two moathav Acceptiss curable case enly 1 tha foaa- daUoo of their woooernu saeresa. a Concnltation fre and tnritea. 1 If oaable to call, aend stamp lor.eartlaa A 1 Mils AUUTcev 17 8T. CHARLES sUft TuTreuAWly erei e-s' s'eV eV" a' THT5 UP-TO-DATE GUIDE Te New Or lean, as 114-paare pb.let, with, three naps of the elty aad fsrty.aT 11-lastratiosi of pub lie neilleUnar. aenameats aas seesrs, et ha 3xt tBsL.

Retail- priee, lt -eta. per eepTI mail, to say awl-dress, 14V trtsv. pes ropy. Addrea.l THE FICAYtrSBj i Kew Orleaavav sns a C-a a- te -r. aft -w II.