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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-10
BY RAILROAD.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN r AILROAD-New Basin, Magnolia Bridge, June
9-23 bales cotton to Walden Hawkins &co-13 do to
Alcus, Scherck 4 Autey-7 Howcott Gordon--e
Bro & Sons Lehman. Abraham &co-7 Wallace &co-
Jno Phelps &co-4 Hardie &co-3 J Hardle
Cos Ben Gerson-2 W 4 II Morrison-2 Thomp-
son &co-2 Richard on 4 May Champlin-2
7 L Airey &co-2 VIM Harrington &co-2 Meyer, Weis
&co-1 Britten & Moore-1 U H NJ Payne &co-l
Fl Wilson 4 Mills Blakemore &co-100 bbls fl ur
d MADDEN 6co--2 boxes scales ] A1cea Gauthreaux
l hhds tobacco II Wilson Il Mills do to Beadles,
Wood &co-10 bales mdse Prestidge, Graham &co-3
bdls hides H Lichtenstein-2 founts Waterman
8 boxes books T McDavtt-100 bbls lime Jamison
and sundries to order-Total lis bales cotton and
hhds tobacco
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
June 9-33 hhds sugar to Robert Hare hhds sugar
bale cotton to J Burbrdge &co--40 head cattle to
G Mehe &co-and sundres to order-Total. bale
cotton "a hhds sugar
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, June 9-363 bales cotton Geo Fosdick eco
149 do Strauss &co-3 Jno Phelps &co-l Hardie d
co-l37 pkgs beer F Hard &co-5O bbs oil to W A
Kowalski-5O do W Jsrvey-2 hides sacks wool to
Hay Mehle-1 do Devid--19 Webster &co-19
to order25 bbls turpentne q bbls rosin simpson,
% bbls potatoes to Wang, White &co--and sundries
to order-Total, SIG bales cotton At sacks wool
[By Telegraph
soUTHwEsr PASS, June 9, 6 P. M.--Barometer 90. co.
Wind s. S. E., light.
GALVESTON, June 9-Arrived: Steamship City of
Norfolk from Bra hear, Clinton from Indanoa, Har
Ian from New Orleans, and schooner ST. George from
Tampco.
New Orleans City of Norfolk for Brashear, and
sh ooner Carrie Bell for Pensacola.
New YORK June 9.-Arrved: Steamers Donan,
South Carolina Charleston, Hecla.
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THE NEW ORLEANs BULLETIN WEDNESDAY JUNE 10, 1874.

yhe John F. Tole, after sounding, tripping,
and all that sort Of thing for three or four days, got
Csc ola last ght, and was in terrible hurry 70
at O'Clock this morning, loaded nat 70 the wafer
edge.
The Bee with tow of empty barges, went up at
O'Clock, without stopping to coal o. buy provisions
The Pargoud hasn't put in an appearance yet and
will likely be de,a ned four five hours sounding at
| Osceola and il she isn't rawiDg more water Than
| there in the river she will be down SOM time. tn s
evening, and will add that dab ofEmeal. Capt Marx
clerk A. J. White, and his vete pilot, Marsh
iler went to Ca rothe other day to look at some
fine steamboat with view purchase and will return
tomorrow, when 1 expect to hear that they have
b ught the Idewd though they may look at several
other boats
[By telegraph
| CINcINsATI, June 9.-Rivsr feet inches and fall
| ing Weather ciear and hot.
| CAIRO June 9.-Arrved: Julia from Vicksburg 10
p. M sherlock fro Cincinnati A. Pauline Car
roll from New Orleans P. NJ. Departed; julia for
st. Louis II P. NJ Future Cisv for New Orleans :.
| NJ; Pauline Carroll for st. Louis p NJ. Sherlock
| for New Orleans 6. River IL feet, and falling.
Weather clear; mercury 81
EVANSVILLE, June 9.-Weathsr clear. Mercury rs
| to "a. River fallen incl S.
PITTsBURG, June 9.-River feet and stationary.
| Weather very no: and threatening
LOUISVILLE, June 9-River falling, feet inches
in the canal. feet over Portland BAR weather ex-
| cessively hot
The Bodman is slill here waiting to pass the Canal
on G vernment rate.
Gen. Weitzel arrived to-day and will take charge OF
the Canal tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, June No arrivals. Departed Helena
for vicksburg, Howard for New Orleans River fall
ing slowly. Weather clear and very warm.
MEMPHIS, June 9-Weather clear and hot. River
fell inches feet hence to Cairo. Departed: Mollie
Moore, Belle of Memphis, for ST. Louis, Capital for
Vicksburg LOngworth for Louisville Yaeger for New
Orleans Belle Of Texas for Pine Bluff, Ella for White
River. Patrogoes, for Cincinnati.
v1cKsBUR9 June up Great Republic at IL P. NJ
City of Vicksburg at P. NJ. Down: Governor Alien
P. NJ. Weather warm and clear. The river has
fallen II inches during the last "a hours.
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New Orleans feet inches below high water mark
of 1871. NELSON GoRoM,
Signal Service Observer
WEATHER, BUSINESS, ETC.
Weather hot as usual, with a slight rain about noon
with the wind from the northeast
Business yesterday was very poor.
The river marks last evening indicate feet Clio
below the high water gauge of 1871
DEPARTURES
Katie for Vicksburg.
BOATS TO ARRIVE.
Frank Psrgoud from Greenville.
DEPARTURES FOR TO-DAY.
Bertha Capt H. H. Broad, clerk J. B. Schmidt, for
Opelousas
Willie, Capt. ]. W. Blanks, clerk V. G. Entriken,
for Trenton Monroe and Camden.
Bertha Drummer. Capt. VIM. Wenzel clerk Ferd V.
Cellos for Camden.
correspondence OF the Buletin.l
MEMPHIS, June 6, Noon.
As matter of information to the genera river news
reader the writer has endeavored since the falling
river made Osceoa bar OBJECT Of much interest to
pilots and steamboat captains to give the depth of the
channel there giving from day to day the depth
ported by pilots coming down. but to-day the reports
are varied and conflicting that even your own OBJ
of river matter is plussed. Vest srday but
II. feet reported and to-day, the pilots of the
Grand Tower say there is full feet stick measure
ment, down the middle way towards Hardin's avenue
To make the thing sure would certainly get dug
and paddle up there and take the measure OF the
entire river bnt it Is hot, you know, and then pad
ding such violent exercise and not calculated with
the mercury at 100 degrees in the to develope as
much youthful muscle as it would PRECIPITATION. and
for that reason and to cheat the newspapers outof
rstclass of sunstroke, will forego the pleasure
of eation and let the pilots and captains fnd
out the depth themselves, and they then Will Know
exactly b w to run it.
The Glencoe came over after two hours sound
ina,' drawing TX feet. and passed down last night,
adding here sacks of oil cake. and taking In tow
tie Fat upon which wss loaded Capt Bob Rileys pet
locomotive, which abe takes TO 0FeeuNile, unless It
oApsisss bsfcrelt ests hes
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Imports.

BOgDEAUX-Per steamship State of Louisiana =
100 casks wine $50 brandy fruits IS bran
dy 4 casks wine to y Marinoni--5s cases wine
Brulaour-S5 do so bbs brandy Bailey Blanchard jr
100 casks wine ROchereau &co-40 do IS cases bran
dy IS bbs do Be: cier Il peSmet-80 casks wine Car
riere &co-8 pkgs brandy Cavaroc Son-l50 casks
wine SO pkgs mdse Mand n-48 casks wine B lib
ler-6O do A Lanata-2O cases brandy fruits Cou-
troe-2O0 casks wine Pitalugre-1 case mdse Bel
langer-16 casks wine Cardes--50 cases TASKS to
Geo W Dunbar 4 Sons-51 cases wine II Bong-5O
casks wine Ba setti-25 do case mdse Battalora
Is cases brandy hey &co-lOO cases oil Washington
Morton-l5 do L Bassetti-2 cases mdse Brugier-
IS do to order
NAUTLA-Per schooner Rosita-22 pkgs coffee las
cedar logs pcs mahogany bds hats Sl4OO in specie
to Camerden
CARDENAS-Per brig NJ Norwood-753 hhds SUI
gar 100 boxes sugar to Chaffraix 4 Agar
BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA ARKANSAS AND ROCK
PORT-Per steamship C Harris-16J0 pkss lead 273
sacks wool 1886 dry hides Il bales wool 81 bales skins
bales cotton 1892 rs in specie A Whitney &co-
S75 o do L B Caio-$35O0 Palacio-$2OO0 Gordon
Gomila-$3lO to order-49 hides Jules Rose &co-l6l2
do H H Witherell-24 sacks wool Fitzpatrick Hall
68 do Pilsbury-332 head cattle Mehle &co--
and sundres to order-Total bales cotton S2l %
in specie
Cinton-S2 sacks wool 70 bdls hides bales hides 8
bales cotton to A Whitney &co-31 bales cotton to
Francke Danneel-9 w Sentell &co-2 Jno Ad-
ANS &co-19 bales hides W H H Witherell-8 bdls do
Fitzpatrick 4 Hall-5 head cattle J McGinnis-252
head sheep Tougeras-364h head sheep Mehle&co-
and sundrles to order-Total, so bales cotton
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Summer Resorts.

VNHE WATER FRO.a THE CELE-
L brated Bethesda Mineral Springs, of waukesha
Wisconsin, is now on draught, aud the fountain open
from A. NJ to P. NJ, at LOG Camp street You can
enjoy all the comforts of home and drink cool
Bethesda Water for cents glass. jel0 st
DLADUN SPRING., ALA.-THIS FAMOUS
d Watering Place is open for the season. Boats
leave Mobile every TUr SDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
INGS arriving Blaon next day. Board per day 50 5O
week SIS; month $50. Children and colored
wants half price. Isaacson, Seixas Co., Grocers,
&C and 68 Common street. Agents for the sale of
the Bladon Water in barrels and are authorized to
make arrangements with families for the season, and
will furnish further information.
my31 I'm M&E J. CONNER 1 CO, Proprietors.
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MONETARY.


ket. which continues quiet and easy. nc oeIHaho
for discounts shows some increase at rev Oh the
banks but on the street the offerings are ifnited au
commercial paper is without quotaDle 'arasin'
,ontiDne tn auote select signatures. with or with
ont col aterals at q cent. per annum nr-tcias'
9@lO Al at ll@12. and second graae ., i =. n
cent per annum, while nothing is reported IL
pesond grade. ,~-,,, ,. ,,o,l -. Ma,
York and after moderate business closed at llo2s "a
ILL., against Ill 81 in that market. The sales summed
Up $4,000, embracing $1,000 and $4,000 at llo,;
5000 and So 600 at 1107 and $1,000 and 1000 at IL
Nothing spired in Silver. American half donar'
IRE now quoted at 106k@1o6k. and Mexican doi
lxfs ut about 112.
tte extent and bank ruled about 2-lO p cent higher
while there was little variation in private bills
The saes were confined to fl1,0OJ, embracing LUZ LUZ
Al clear at 536 fl5OO bill Of lading at 1861, f5oOo
nr.tclass and f1000 bank at $40 and tzooo oahK ~
:he counter, at 5.H1a ..,. . a.,
-pnly uale reported was IS 900 commercial at %
Al the close Sterling bills were quoted at 2.ooo
b37k for bill of lading and AL clear, ana -@of1
Tor bank and francs at 671ad4664 for private ana
Tn. offerings of Domestic Exchange were of MODE
rate extent and commercial hardened without quota
bic variation. The sales Of New York sight covered
about $3.50 0O0 embracing $4,000 and SlSooo com,
mercial at a y cent premium; SO, 900 ana szo'UUo
private bank at 1882, and S20,0OO do at 5-l6 we
also noticed sale of $40 900 commercial on st. Louis
Ut par. >-o.u v,.,, .. !, =,
rent premium, and commercial sight was still quoted
~ I6l5-16.
Ine sales of Stocks included 100 shares Louisiana
leyee preferred at SO So 20 Crescent City Railroad
Company at $3S. 10 do at S38 So aud 10 Factors and
Traders Insurance Company at S7g; so, at auction
by Mr.. Gabriel beaumont, for account of succession
Of Joseph Brauns 20 shares Ammonia Propeng and
Thermo Specific Company at S. %.
] Louisiana Jockey Club at sl2 20 Canal and Clai-
borne Street Railroad at $685. 30 Crescent City Rail
road at $751; 10 Southern Bank at S55, and n o. T.
ton Exchange at $50.
The sales Of BONDS included $1,000 $4,000 and $4,000
CITY Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents at 81 y, $1,000
$1,000 500 end S12 900 do at 81 81, and $50 Jack
son RaIroad second mortgage coupon at -: also, at
auction by q. beaumont. for account of the success
81 on OF Joseph Brauns, Louisiana state sixes $500
each, with annual coupons from July, 1874 at
tlT per bond
Nothing transpired in City Scrip on which to base
any quotations.
State Warrants still quoted at 40042 for large
and 43@46 for medium, and 4Std55 for small Nc
sales were reported.
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Rooms and Board.

LNURNI>HED ROOMS. WITH OR WITH
IL out board in a central location, convenient to the
business portion of the city Inquire at No. So Ba
rome street. Terms moderate. my24 I'm
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR
IL without DO trd, central locality. No. 209 Gravier
street, Baronne, moderate TERMS to suit
times. APPS If
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FREIGHTS-The market continues duh and we re-
peat our previous quotations, as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -CGssd; to Ant
Wefp, via Philadelphia I'D; to Boston, via Philadel-
phis 1i.l6c to Providence. via Philadelphia sc; to
Fall River, via Philadelphia ll-l6c to New York 1ac
% Philadelphia Slice; Bulk Corn to Liverpool IO-d.
market anc continue TO quote:
Hy0al-Cotton to Liverpool -@7-l6d; to Havre &c:
% Bremen 1880; to Baltic ports I'd. Grain to Liv.
sepool l0d.
0sUGAR-Receiyed this morning SO hhds No sales
Yesterday some fair sold at Ske ib.
MOLAGSES1Only Dbl received this morning. No
salee.
FLOUR-Continues very dull, with only small
local demands and the sales are confined to SOL bbs,
Of which 100 single extra q 81 75 SO and 100 double
extra at Sc; 100 low treble extra at So 50 go GOOD
treble at Sc co. 80 and 30 ct e7 30 choice treble extra
sst g. S7k: 80 and 50 It ~ so; Is choice extra ct
% SIX 25 at Sc IS, and l09 bhls on prlva terms.
CORN MEAL-Good supply and very little demand
Holders ash 81, and buyers offer % Is y bbl 100
bhs sold ct IS and so bbls brought 81 10 on the
.1nnainR.
3ORK-Qu Quiet but steady. With small sto'k on
- Original meas ie hslS q tle0H - DOL
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For Rent.
aro1eARD TDRREL14,

DRoPR11T0R-
rTO RENT-FROM FIRST SEPTEMBER NEXT,
l the large COTTON YARD AND SHED corner st.
Thomas and Orange streets with the Pickery Presses
and platform. Apply to TERRELL PRESS. je9
NOR KENT-THE. GROUND FLOOR OF NO.
Il 1875 Gravier street, between st. Charles and
Camp. Terms moderate to good tenant. Apply to
BUCKNER Il CO. 81 Gravier street. je5
NOR RENT.-GENTLEMEN WHO DESIRE
airy and cheap rooms for the summer months
would do well to call on John Bots Furniture Dealer
No. 29l camp street. They will find every accommo
daton desirable, as he has rented the buildings Nos
1872 and "a Camp street. my3l I'm
NO fitNT-THAT LARGE FOUR TORY
l Store, No. So Magazine street running through to
Bank place 90 feet The building is in good order and
we'll adapted for the dry goods hardware business
Also, that large fourstory store, No. SO Carondeet
street. well calcu ated for cotton factors Offices or any
Also those two four-story stores, No. 119 and 121
Magazine street, with large back warehouses. well
suited for large Western produce wholesale gro
Gerry business The two stores can be rented separate
ly together.
Also, several fine offices in Commercial Place.
The alb buildings in first rate ORDER and will
be rented exceedingly favorable terms to good ten
ants For Information apply to
my29 I'm H. s. BUCK>ER, No. 49, Gravier ST
TNO.t RENT.-OCEAN STRINGS RESI-
l. IDENCE FOR RENTs-A very handsome and
commodious residence at Ocean Springs, Miss,
thoroughly finished and perfectly furnished, con.
tanning wide hail. some nine rooms in main building,
galleries front and rear. large grounds and shade
trees, kitchen, outhouses stable. carriage house,
wharf, bath house. mineral and salt bathing-a charm
ing resdence-will be rented low until fall. Address
Lock Box No. 156 Post Office New Orleans, or apply
to Major J. E. AUSTIN, No. Carondelet street.
my21 If
TTNO RENT-AT 5U2 DIR AIDES STREET.
One of the most convenient and neat cottage housef
in the city, It contains five rooms, with good yard,
cistern, etc House just cleaned and painted. Carr
pass the door, good market, aud on the shady
side of the street. Kent S25 per month. myl5*
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The market opend under the unfavorable influence
of dec inc of l-16d at Liverpool and of 11G@bc in
futures at New York. and to noon we heard of
few sales, but factors eynced disposition to be
less stringent in til ir pretensons the demand i'm
proved and 1850 bales changed hands noted above
nine buyers participating in the business. Some
specially desirable lists OF good staple commanded
full prices but with these exceptions offers were ac
cepted indicating pretty general falling off of re-
Good Ordinary sold at 15c; Good Ordinary to Strict
Good Ordinary at 15'4@l59sc, and Low Middling at
l6Xc.
gAe sales for the past three days sum up 255o
bales, 1850 Saturday, 60J yesterday and 1850 to-
day. against 1850 for the corresponding time last
week, and $3.50 the week before Receipts since Fri
day evening 1898 bales, embracing 9lS from other
del very ports of which 8l6 from Mobile and 1902
from Texas aud PITS proper against 3705 proper last
week and 25is last year. Total proper since August
81. 1,l9776l bales against 12l2, $50 last year. De-
tcrease 1449S. The exports comprise 1872 bales,
sn3bracing 2705 to Liverpool, and 5667 to Havre,
The amount shpboard not cleared, going
board. and engaged for shipment set down at the
opsning this morning at 1900 bales, embracing
1900 bales for Liverpool, 1000 for Havre 1000 for
Bremen. 1000 for spain. and 1000 for the North.
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
running statement last evening, caves 81 800 bales
10 represent the quantity at the landing and in presses
unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1900 bales. Market
irregular" Its quotations are reduced &c for Ordi.
nary. and nc for all the higher grades
COTTON STATEMENT.
0sock on hand August 81 1873. bales 7,177
4ai.sa P,:y,on:ly; :;iso4,S4s isos.4es
~ 00fxoCCOu8 10 may 20, showing
tho balance between manifests du-
plicated, and additional bales made
hUm waste, samples, damaged
city ginning Of seed cotton, not
enfsred in manifests, lint cotton
sawed for seed cleaning machines
IN city mills. ETC.. ............... 23.032
Total. ...................... l.335,674
W31qEo0 t0-0Ay. none
CapaRod previously. ...............l .260607
0ensumed at Lehman. Abraham
e COS. Lane cotton mills. ....... 800
Bunk In scuttled ship Ailsa, to be
addsd, II ever recovered. 1859 1,263,9s9
1tock on hand and on shipboard not cleared,
icoerections included). T,7l5
Deock on hand not cleared same time last
year, corrections included) ............ S97T
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COTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
A

Desirable residence, corner If Chestnut and Aline
streets, two blocks above Louisiana Avenue. raised
cottage, wide hall in the CENTRE large paroTs, dining
room and six bed rooms, kitchen, pantry two cis-
terms carriage stable, etc. All in splendid or
der with ave lots of ground measuring 125 feet on
Chestnut street. by 156 feet Ane street. Excel ent
neighborhood, convenient cars schools, etc. he
property be inspected daily. For pr ce and
terms apply on the premises. JET st
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Political.

Attention, Democrats Second Ward.--
The members Of the Second Ward Democratic Club
are requested to meet WEDNESDAY EVENING, at X
O'Clock, at the of Oaope and Magnolia streets.
to transact important business
By order Of
CHAs. H. SCHENCK, President.
P. J. SULLIVAN, Secretary. je1O M&E*
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For Sale.


NOR SALE OR RENT THE Al, LIGHT
IL draft 5 ton Schooner Lugger FLETA, nearly new,
complete new Sails rigging etc. Will be sold cheap
or rented to pleasure parties or others. Apply to
Don GABRIEL PRAi s, Jackson Square, or at the
head of Soraparu street, Fourth District, where she
now lies. Jel0 OF
NOR SALE.-PROPERTY AT BILOXI GOOD
/ and valuable property, with and without improve
nents and houses with furniture 70 rent the beach
at Biloxi.
One Large House containing seven rooms and
kitchen, price 1926.
One at So and three for 800. Each for the sea-
son. all with furniture and bath houses. Apply to
- JOSEPH KUHN,
-.-- Biloxi, Miss, or to
v. HMICHEN,
eT6; Cor. Eienville and Old Levee SITS.
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CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship Lavaca--3l0 sacks Of
oats 1874 bbls -four % bbs whisky % ties hams 1922
sacks 81 casks bacon bbs sugar IL hhds sugar
and sundries
ROCKPORT VIA GALVESTON--Per steamship
Clnton-For Galveston s bbs flour 400 sacks oats
300 bbls whisky 1000 sacks corn 20 casks bacon 700
boxes starch 800 boxes tobacco 1000 boxes mdse
ROUEN-Per bark Frits-28, 663 A-60 bushels corn
in bulk
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Copartasership-D Dissolution.

COVHTV7t6TS7tvF1- -DTSSOtNVEO7I.
nISsOLUTION-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
y tofore existing under the name of MORSE
KOSENFELD, is this day dissolved ty mutual con-
sent. L. ROSENFELD is charged with the liquda-
ton of the business and is alone authorized to
the name of the firm in liquidation.
c. MORSE,
je10-3t* L. ROSfNFELD.
NOIICE-hAVING RETIRED FROM THE RE-
tail business, and having sold our Branch Store,
corner of Canal and Camp to former sales
man, J. NJ. NORICH, we beg our friends, and the
public in general, to give him the same patronage
which was extended to us.
JOSEPH MACHECA l. co.
New Orleans, June s, 1874. je5 81
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Wednesday, June 10. 1874.
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR TUESDAY. JUNE 9,
AT3P.M
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TENsAs AND BLACh RIVER.


TENTAS AND BAYOU MACON PACKET.
~ For Delhi. Warsaw, CrOcket'e
l&Mkik Point. Egypt, Brahms, Osborns, Chan.
- dler's, CaliOway's Cut OF, and all land.
ings on Tensas and Black Rvers-The steamer
Leaves THURSDAY, June IL, at S P M.
Eleta,
L. S. Greenlee, master, Jas l.. Robbins, clerk,
will leave above. For freight passage apply
board, or to LORD Il MCPEAKE,
46 Camp street.
Shippers pay freight. fe9 I'd
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EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, BEG TO
n inform my friends, and the public in general,
that am ready to fill all orders in the Fruit trade,
at wholesale retail. j. NJ. NOR1CH.
New Orleans, June 5. 1874. je5 st
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BelOw-COmfng Up.
8eloxx Waiting Orders.

Ship Havre Terkelson, from London Feb 7, to mas
ter
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, /
TUESDAY EVENING, June 2, 1874.
COTTON.

The sales to-day embraced 1850 bales at irregular
and mostly easier prices, requiring pretty general
reduction In quotations Of &C. We give also the
Exchange fgu' es, and report as below:
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Clinton, Staples. for Rockport via Calves
ton CA Whitney Gco
steamship Lavaca, Cooksey for Cedar Keys
K Roberts
Dutch bark Frits, Gunderson, FOR Rouen-
Frerichs 4 Horn
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FOR VICKSBURG,
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s M.
For VicksburG, Palmyra
l6605&k Lake, Grand Gulf, st. Joseph Rodney,
- Waterproof, Natchez, Fort Adams, Red
Riv r. Hogs Point, Tunica, Bayou Sara Waterproof.
Port Hue son, Baton Rouge, Plaquemine. Donaldson
vile and all intermediate landings The splendid
passeng' r steamer
Gov. Allen,
J. G.. Benson master, r. A. Owen, clerk,
will leave above, connecting vcksburg with II
steamer LUCY KERN for Yazoo and TsllshAtchies
and LIZZIE for Sunhower Rivers.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY, Agent, lit Common It,
my22 If GEO. D. HITE. Tchoupltoulas street.