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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-05

We under obligations to the of the steam
ship Cuba from Vera Cruz and Havana for the prompt
delivery Of our files and dispatches
lowing report Sailed from the Delaware Brssswa.er
The s' 18th took heavy gale rom IN which the vessel
having shifted her cargo; z,h fallen i Win 81
abandoned the vessel and went board the pilot boat
Bans he Tow and 10 her
port; May 81 lat %, lon 70 was spoken 6y Steamship
her and brought this port the pilot
boat s having the vessel in tow the hull apparently in
BRIG LADY Baows ashore on The Florida coast lies on
American shoaL she 10 coal laden.
ExrnEss before reported ashore at Rockland,
after collision, was lime loaded, ana was grounded
oh sS wSas Tide
age.
scHn jazz MccARrY simpson ashore at Sandy Hook,
lies well up the beach and IN good position. The
Coast Wrecking Co have contracted 70 get her on and
scHR MAyrLowER, owned East was the vessel in COLI
sion with chr Empress in Rockand harbor The gale
Of scSr Empress unshiPpina msnboom tearing main.
sail and ssyins STERN but brought up and rode the
scHn ExsA GRrcoRr. before reported driven ashore
's ~ q "a i'Sn
rs arrived
Of the zsth hit. ''S 90
Sen. raoH,n, Jordan with cargo Of for New
sured
scus raAScIs ssrrrnIv from csibarien, at Ph,ladeI
carried away oEeboom and sustained other damage to
sails and rigging.
SOM TRArKLLnR wrecked on Petit Menan Point will
be repaired at Mbrldge, her damage great as
xscus e " c0d hn
tanned In ihe hold was sonsaersbly damaged but the
in good condition.
scna aAwnIrr CHASE grs from Portland for st
foundere OF the port nia,t Of April 70 wss
about 93 tons burtheD. owned BY Chase Co OF john
NIB and valued ~ abort 5000 She Vas commanded by
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ARRIVALS.

RrPoFTKD nv TEN HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHn1ssToSE TELEGRAPH Line
Steamship Celtic NO Riddle Liverpool April p and
OueenstoWn lfth with mdse and al passengers to j
Tortis Had fresh weshrly gales most OF the passage
May lat Al 80 lon 81 a. passed an Anchor line steam
stea rnship The Queen r) Bragg, Liverpool April %
and queenstown sd. with Aise and $40 passengers TO
fiur April 29 10 a. ~ 10 spoke ship Herald
OF the Morning. rom ldverpooi for New york. h LAT
camship City VI Richmond OBJ, hence
rpool day Lat IS ST. hn a. B~ssed Cunard
and North German Liovd steamer, bound u May lat
~ o. ION 81 49, passed steamer showing red light ait
buc light midshps and blue light forward bound ID,
lat 80 - l0n g 40 pased Steamship Republic lt hence
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Foreign, Ports.

BuEsos AYREs. March l6-Arrived, schr W Bartlett,
Bartlett. Shieldsborough, Mass
Stages; VIKING 'Brl, Prince Edward Island
BERMUDA, April 2-Arrived, schr ) Day, from Bos-
CKrruEcos. April 2s-Arrived. brig VIM Mason. Allen
Br) Partridge, New York; schr Ontario, McAuley Bos.
CAnpxsAs, April 2.Arriyed schrs Jos Cakes Parker.
HAvANA, April N-Arrved, ste amshp Germania Ger,
winxen New Orleans land sailed 9th tor Hamburg 9th.
Knowles small do; 18th brig Jessie Rhynas. Wills,
sailed 18th steamship GuiIermo sp. Echavsrra, New
Orlcans bark Catalina, t,p) Ferrar DO; z6th baks
nson no 81 & b S sT ss
nard. Matanzas Qnaco t5) Dakn, Casiiia to load
YORK; na: ser, norh F 81 smith fosC s..
ship FRANKFORT Ger, Baicw tfrom New 0riesns5, Bre
men; schrs Ameda. Smith North OF Hateras y Sea-
H1ssoE isLAND: April M-In port schr Peter Mitchell
HALIrAx May Starved steamships Nova scotan,
from baltimore Alhambra from Pictou; 4th Somerset
onebec Carroll om so:o 1e eand rS es
sailed "a, ste amship HISTORIAN for Baltimore.
New York, Idg: Hunter OBJ, Tor do do S1''' ~
MArAsxxs, April W-saiicd. brigs Amelia Emma, Car
schr Laura Webb. Hatch, New York; 18th bark Mar
TN Brett Patterson, north Of Hat!cras brig stella
s bark Sndscsse Icvse Nor ffiee north o &"
teras; schr James n FRENCH, Roberts, Tabasco.
sailed March 81. brig Flora ,Gcr Hansen New York.
suRINAn, April G-In port brig Oriana Doane, Bos-
sAcUA April I6--Arrivcd bark Yumuri qr,, Carlisle
New York schrs 6pee1wen Drisko Martinique; l7th
Hartman PhiladeIpha H.scbS timothy Field, Leland
Cardenas.
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SAILED.

ship Ontario from the Southwest SpiD London barks
Pepita Ger, Richmond Mercur (Rus) Rostock briGs
Zulcika. Jacmel; Marlposa, Wilmington. NC
sailed I'd, ships Admiral GER, Bremen Borneo Ant
werp Edgar (Br), Bremen; barks Aberdeen Gibraltar;
Snow Queen lBr), Havre; brig Iris, Gibraltar.
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rather than their enforcement as the former
proved more profitable to them under the tempt
ing Inducements OF the moieties system. Senators
Boutwell, and Sherman were attentive listeners
throughout the former at times suggesting some
corrections and manifesting much interest, owing
to his former incumbency OF the secretary
ship OF the Treasury. Governor Fenton's speech
made deep impression on the Senate and In
connection with the report Of the House Commit
tee OF Ways and Means will go TO the record
evidences that at last the gross tnIustices commit
Ted on the mercantile community in the name OF
law shall not go unrebuked and uncorrected.
Financial Bills introduced I'm Congress
To-day-variations OF Free Banking
and Redemption.
The bill introduced by Representative Hooper
to-day orGeneral Butler, VINO Ia absent Is similar
to that introduced by General Butler at pre- vlous
session Of Congress. 1t provides for free banking
and better security to depositors, giving elasticity
to the currency. preserving Its value to the people
ana preventing panics by locking up. The first
section OF the bill says that bank notes
may be issued to associations created
nnder the National Banking act now organized,
Or which may hereafter be organized, such notes
to be In addition TO the amount OF notes now al
owed by law. the secretary OF the Treasury is
required 10 Withdraw an amount OF United
states notes, each and every month, equal
TO twenty-five per centum OF the national bank
ing notes issued to banking ASSOCIATIONS
during the preceding month until the out
standing and unpaid United states notes shall be
reduced to 100000 600, and such notes shal not
be reissned except as reserve to meet any emer-
gency OF the public service to be declared BY proc
Iamation by the President. The last section OF
the bull prcibss any public OK private CORPORATION.
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our CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrivals and Departures Of Vessels Em-
ployed I'm the European Trade, SC.
I.oNnou NAV 4 1874

Arrivals ana departures OF Vessels kIms
ployed I'm the European Trade, Sc.
LONDON. May e. 1874
ARRIVALS
Arrived at Liverpool May s. bark Harvard (Nor) Olsen.
Pensacola
Arrived at Plymouth Nay 2, bark vertas tRus. Hum
be New York for Stockholm; 18th, steamship Hammonia
Ger. voss. do for Hamburg tand proceeded.
Arrived at Middleburg May mot April 30. bark Riga
Dutch, Jorgensen, Pensacola.
Arrived at Grangemouth May mot April 26. bark
Emily Lowther (Br), Cain, Darlen.
Arrived at Queenstown May barks Akkera (sus), As
from Philadelphia; Ottawa Utah. Rossi. Baltimore;
4th, Frdar (Nor), Siansen, Galveston Maria Virginia
QtaD, Gazxolo. Baltimore
Also arrived do Ath steamships City Of Montreal
Br) Mlrehouse New YorK for Liverpool, Ohio. Morri-
Philadelphia for do
Arrived at Rotterdam May 2 bark Arvid (sus Hertz.
Arrived at Hamburg May 2. barks Maggie Chapman
(Br, ONeiI Philadelphia; Protector (Nor) Christian
sen, New YORK.
Arrived at Bremen May q barks Mary Virgins B,.
Mosher, charleston: Republic Ger, Fortmann New
York.
Also arrived 3D. steamship Berlin (Ger) Putscher Bal
timore.
Arrived at Amsterdam May 2 barks Druigi Dubro.
vacki (Aus Carsman, New York; Knudsvig tGer> Even
sen do.
New York
Arrived at Lisbon, bark Everett Gray. Lorins. New
York
Arrived at Gibraltar, brig Geo Hall Br), Kitchener,
New York via Bermuda.
Arrived at Rio Janero by tel from Lisbon, bark St
Ursula (Br), Dickman. New York.
Arrived at Hong Kong May g. steamship Great Repub-
lic Howard San Francisco via Yokohama (where she
arrived April 26.
Arrived at - May 2 "Havding." from United
States.
Sailed from Liverpool May s. ships Kate Troop tBr)
Croker Tybee Centaur, Foster. San Francisco (has
been reported saed April l9 bark vidar Nor), Jor-
gensen, Philadelphia mot previously.
Sailed from London May bark Mctsola (Ru, Wikan-
der, United States.
Sailed from Glasgow May 5, brig St Joseph 3D. for
Boston.
Sailed from the Clyde May 8, Vale. for New York.
sailed Belfast May 3, bark Ornen (Nor) Hoag-
land United States; omus RUS. Hania, dol Norton.
Br), Davis do.
Sailed from Newcastle May 8. bark Albert Neumann
Ger, Eichmann, New York.
Sailed from Barrow May 8, brig Barbarossa Utah.
Vale, United States.
Sailed from Havre May /. bark wetterhorn. Rich,
United States.
Sailed from Antwerp May 8 bark Lorenzo (Nor) Hes
selberg. New York mot previously.
Sailed from Amsterdam May q bark Frank Marion,
Dillon, New York.
Sailed from Rotterdam May bark Iphigenia Aus,
Bactch, United States.
sailed from Hamburg May l. bark Geo Doane OBJ,
Corning, United States
Sailed from Leghorn, brig Wesley Seymour CB),
epicer New York
Sailed Bordeaux bark Prince de Condo (Fr) for
Sailed from Genoa barks Chrstoforo Colombo Ger.
Sailed from -, Ann, Tor United states
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NEW YORK CITY.

The Mayor having Withdrawn the nomination Of
Messrs George H. Andrews and Henry E. How
land. 1t is currently rumored that Alderman John
]. Morris Will be nominated to the vacant Police
Commissionership.
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About three O'Clock yesterday morning Timothy
Holland. said to be o painter, fell down hight Of
basement steps OF premises No. Is Spruce street.
and, breaking his neck, died almost instantly.
The body was taken to the Park Hospital and
Coroner Wotman will hold an inquest.
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Rev. David A. Day and wife, missionaries OF
the Lutheran Church, sailed yesterday In
the bark Thomas Pope, for Liberia in West Africa.
Farewell religious services were held in the cabin,
In which Rev. A. G. Wedekind, ID. D., Rev. Thomas
s Malcolm, Of Philadelphia, Rev. G. o. Wenner and
Rev. David A. Day took part. Many friends were
present. Five passengers were On board returning
tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20

Real estate 10 exchange.
EARM of 10S acres in Westchester Comfy 10
EXCHANGE for Brooklyn PROPERTY price sluuOOi hgnuy
inenmbered rutland WILLING Dec'""ns'.
rI'O EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY 0rIo
SALB-20 ACRES. Lsrchmont Station, NehesteT County
Inquire Of e. c. ROBINSON. l60 West 27th-st
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AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.

HV WUNI FTNuV d IU'lI
SIDE Of and extending
$40 feet west Of 1brt
afrou'are feet cHthst Hsuonve
lG m aud depth q Of 2uo4 ieei also
IOuh ,de EchtetA go iCet west 81 ILrta ZJ4
400 2 all 500 together to W. X Thomas, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20

WHITE STAR LINE
YoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULL-POWERBD STEAMSHIPS
sailing iron SATURDAYS from Liverpool III RS
DAYS ealing al Cort H,rbo, eseh
REPUBLIC SATURDAY. Psb 81 81 800 p
CELTIC. SATURDAY Ptb. %, $500 p
ABRfhTIC, SATURDAY March Z. Al 800 m
BALTIC SATURDAY. March Il. at ZYO
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. March IL s;OO
Prom Inc White Pavouis Psrr. Jsrsev CITY.
Passenger for all eisesl unryaed eonbnng
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
ssoon, sserooms smoking and bathrooms 10 hahp fec
where ssst fs surgon' ADD "svafdess ACCOMPANY
s<lmtfA =,
kATEssaoon $50 god. Return Teie,s el40 sold etesrsss
$50 Those for isnds the Cd CousU
ssp now Obtain steegs eertteAtes S32
Paatngsp from OF AmeneA fA1A nAuoaS
Norvay, Sweden. India. Australia. China a.
Drafts from ~ apwAr. :.
and Other nsrnsbon app, ne ConpAnys
snesa No ~ Braadnav. hev-l ofl j. echiis Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
AUCTION SALES OLE NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE.

~ ddfi1R H. MUIR q SON.
Three and lot with twosOry extension noh soc
ofrweutht Broadway aud tourhay and towa as No
81 aasi TSeuuehs st., lot 2l.4I92: T. T. Frey, s&3OJO
~ JcseDh McGurC
story end basement south side east One luudesnd
In No ll6 East iunGftd snlsebI
hintrst, 2Ol1gJ / l.. Wa.kCr, $500
~ r. II. J Idi0s 4 Co.
No l2h feet
consisting 5uj attic ana basement house, with
ks Of o mil Nay 1881 81 le annual rect VI 100 per snpun
70 AArNA Ann l,aran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
Dentlsirp.

nENTlSTRY of every description cheaper
rd be,ter than apy other establishment in The ety Call and
e RItnetng gas bali the ssas Pnes Dr. "Ai SON
oorsT Tventyth and fouIthsre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20

~ England States prereilBy practical and 1'
periened Understands the business all us branebes
oG cold grpres and hot house plants laying DOT
grounds flowers ut and vegetables and All
the management Of brsteass country place. esbt
years reference from present employer hdes unni March
GARDENER P,ttsbed, Mass
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Gonntrp Real estate tor Sale

y ONO ACRES RICH LAND-Southern
c,~OVMsOur prairie and imbgoSd water hfsn1 oIf,T
exchange for goods property g. H. BENDER
Beseh-st 3 to l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20

CTATE LINE. -.
- STEAMSHIPS:
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, STATE OF ViRGifh
STATE OF LOUISIANA, STATE or GEOhGih go,
STATE or MINNESOTA, STATE or FLORIDA lbuilding)
STATE OF ALABAMA, STATE or INDIANA
sTATB OP NEVADA tbuihiinrD -
To GLASGOW, BELFAST, tLlVBkPO0L, LONDONDERRY, &c
STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA sails SATURDAY March Z.
STATE or VIRGINIA sails SATURDAY March 81
STATE OF GEORGIA sails SATURDAY, Apnl
From Pier 80, North River, n Y
WEEKLY SAILINGS NEXT SUMNER
$50 and $50 gold; Storage, $50
rency prepaid, $32. currency DTan al lo-stt Tstes
AUSTIN BALDWIN Co, Agents.
Ne York.
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..,,., Charleston, & C, j.. W. ouinisrd

Steamship scrn Carolina. Beckett Charleston T. '" N'''''''
s.,m.A, viDes.d. Bowen BALTIMORE w% D',', w.
sss aUScr pc.ns Y,SS %1 SesSSs Co
ss As csmSe Lsai, PI.9 R0s Jas " E" Co.
& y sS,'sI Il F. e 4 s:s
Tss 5a.)o Tam S %.."s, Sa" sep Mi.
s Sch, s srr i SSSs Rose fi,dhs Van Pso'& Bro
s sS, T Ds s1TS sss SssIcsSeS re hI, .
ssSi SiS PrOsy Pr's, ssa .,o,,,r w. '" 0''e'
,,..,.sp HO.,A tGer Bsrcpd Hamburg Feb l. od HAVE
To- .s %e yoa ~ saSrce Glasgow PeS T. via mo' sh
,,s u.,se and p,ss Henderson Bros " 80 onsen,toup
ss%Ag Se, ID. S.. 10 FS %sp SS GSSp f''
e,es%sAp CITY q HOS sc psec c S''o'''' 70"
30 .s Moro Castle Morton Peb g. and Charleston lon
-s ms, sn S Ss.s 70 H Seh % and oSD'
ns . 1920 Pss,Ou o LIVERPOOL Mills C'icntta Oct ~ wi"
sc, H. m s.lepl GARDNER Paoercen Oct a. Bns'e"nf
hs . E s,sg ' ~ sSsc White Me.sips SO with u.
ss RIO De ia Plata DDtehl Remmers, BOoie'deO 90 GAYS WI"
ser Ward PAIL, tOf Bo,ton Bos'r' sav'r' 10 d'' with
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Pei l9IT the P Re- STg msss v S% Hcsos RON
nnsas fr ortorAn 90. from Ha'e IN ballast 'seAs
ri Is lef V.ss s:,.. r y P%r9, ss p SSs,
o. SSS last d S Hss5roncs from Baltimore for
pc,4iSo Ne Feb I9Arved steamship PrOsssn tr) from
NV oar sASs Pth l9Clesred- "aa IoI LeIpV,
~ In Brnys Tor Cork. MARCIA Greepea for aUe hn oi
T1srco barts Avonda for Hamburg fsphe ,or ~ u Rsse,
CO. Eoson Arrived Pssses-ships Badyssone ron Sn.up
Constantine from Genoa paris na'osnlt
~ Bo,de,uT Hord Rio Jsneiro shocner' snne NJ nn
n SsSYorl P.,er Crosel IRON Boston slee-Sieamsr
bs 6pcustue Robbie Ehone1er, Portuos e. > flGson
rheims, CohTsn ks VAIL shooner e. Mention anne A'H
n Cove
MEMORANDA.
III. he a. W. Hall CBr from Newiork for Gibraltar T" befmou'
s,.ess wouI be the marine sip for repairs
Tb scl Wsnsta from EewYork for RIO Janefo before pof1eu
ys INTO Jan 81 lsly and with loss o. i"l0ef S war
alstbAryinz Feb. 4, v,,c.t,r., .Ni,b mt
int Hrmn leaking badly discharged Der feb IL apo VIII
be q o n the marine 81 FOR repairs
SPOKEN.
fuesOs heW-logk -. 81. IL,
Dec lat 30 49, long 90 &c. tsrl Chattanooga from Co0 0'
Peb lat % NJ long 81 10 W., bark Alliance Ne) from
Liverpool Tor Savannah Mil. L.,
lst 20 So long 90 So, ship Ofora tbfb HV" '
Tor --latest Sh,p he,os see Fiha PAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Feb. 10, 1877

NEW YORK, Ihufsuay, feu' ~ lo's'
There was fair attendance at the tx
change sacsrooms to-day but the transactions Wero not
inportant Adrian II. Muller Son sold house and let
No 81 East Tweutieth-st; Joseph Mcclure sod house
and lot No ZIG East Observation-Disclosures 'nnth'st
T. H. Ludlow sold leasehold premises No. % E1ndam-
81. Meesrs Wood Brady & Todd sold improved lots on
Hamlltol-aye. Saycnteenth-st and Eghteenth-st,
BROOKLYN. Full details of property sold VIII be found
below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
european advertisements.

RTIsTIC Arches AND CLOCKS g. InThnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20

BROOKLYN propsrtn 60 fet.
rINO LET-STORE No. 40 Nassau-st.; three
L FLOORS Of l02 PHeappest GORDON L. FORD 81
C1,rk.st. Brooklyn.
rVO LET or for SALE-The four story stone
front DWELLING l79 Columbia Nights, Perrepont st.
recently painted apere escoe ghu perfect orders
rent 5000. Apply premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
GeIp UanIeo-- Males.

fjelp Uanleo-- Hlales.
FARMER WANTED to TAKE CHARGE of
age Farm westche Coz he must understand the care OF
poultry aud lis wife take OF dairy address,
with giving fu areuss AGRICULTURE Tribune o1ee
L,ARMER WANTED-One thoroughly COM
pent charge Of farm and experienced the care Of
children preferred AfNss
FL HANNIs, I4l Broadway second hoOr 'front.'
XVANTED-YOUNG MEN to learn the re-
w tail Dry Goods busHos Apply to LORD TAYLOR corner
Grand aud Ihrystiests
NNANTED-A LAD about Is years OF age,
w in the oce Of Manufacturing ami Importing hrm AIpy Will
names Of references to l.. 5. v. p. O. Box 5,4G0.
XXTANTED-Tne Young Mems Christian AS
aud business men seaea sno are
clerks copfts once
apply their 2dst cor ShVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20
Uinter Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N.
Ii p Bah.ns.-A ttea hotel particular Tsmpe,,ns
50 CITY OF MERIDA leaves
T.h rs PoT passage apply ALEXANDRA son, 80 Bread
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20

Eonses an0 farms Uanieo.
49,
DERSONS desiring to RENT their HOUSES
invited " enter charge unless tenant
is procured COLES a. HUBBARD, / 292 Broadway.
CTEAM POWER.-Wanted to RENT, in or
~ floors with OF Steam rover
ShAhng Apply stating hight and other particulars
ncludine Of years to JAMES g. WILSON,
10 Pemberon. square, Boston, Mass
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-At the Everett
w Library rooms 5SS 6hsve HOUSES PLATS land hPARI-
hENpS No charge till acceptable tenants procured A. DALBf
WANTED TO. RENT-A small HOUSE in
Brooklyn snsbe or family Of four with s modern improve
route 80 Of Fulton Ferry
Address. all particulars G. q. II. Tribune OBoe.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-17

house reduction is made for drayage. Table
Salt in pockets sells at 24@6lc each as in size:
NAVAL SroREs-Good supply and limited
demand. Pitch is quoted at s3@3 Is z Dbl;
Spirits turpentine SIC q gallon Rosin No:
SO 1592 25, No. l 81 1902 so q Dbl Tar
SO 1894 z bbl.
DRIED FEu1r-Apples are scarce and in
demand at 7@Sc u ID. The market is bare
of peaches No demand for them.
STARcH-Light supply and good demand.
500 boxes sold at SC q To.
STAR CANDLEs-Fair supply. Selling at TIC
z fb. -
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Peas are in de-
mand Beans are dull. Northern beans are
quoted at 3sC14c, Western 81 ID. Green
peas 50 T Dbl.
CoTToN SEED On-No stock on hand and
SIC y gallon is asked for all the stock that
will be made for the next months, which is
contracted for.
TALLow-Choice selling at Sa@Sic II fb.
CoFFEE-The market is strong, with fair
local demand Stock in first hands 1000
bags stock in the hands of dealers 10000
bags. We quote cargo lots Fair l74C1Sc,
gold; good 49, 011Slc; prime 1Sl@19c Z ID;
job lots fair 1S!@lSfc; good 19S194c; prime
1940194c y 10. $500 bags ex-Seatorth sold
on private terms.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-17
1888
51O,s62
526,315
323,3O2
2Os,O.3
19O,S22
cleared ....e..............
Stock same time last year.

To-dayis exports embraced 1775 bales to
Havre and POI to New York.
Receipts proper nee last evening, $3.50
bales against 1892 on last Wednesday, and
1888 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of $4,000 bales against 35, 5s7
last week, and $3.50 last year, and since
August 81 of 435, O2O bales, against 1887, 6le
last year.-,increase AZ, 400.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from - NJ. yesterday to IL NJ.
to-day 80, 42S bales, against 26, $50 last week,
and 1,S4O last year, and since Friday lbs.
634 bales, against 121, 452 last week, and 123,
341 last year. Total since Aug. 81, !, 763, sos
bales, against LAO, 459 up to Tuesday noon,
Dec 16, last year Excluding the above 81,
S4O)-increase, 323, $50 bales.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain Al, 694 bales, against 3d. 1853 last
week, and As, 269 last year, and to the Cont.
nent 21,77l bales, against 81. 1856 last week,
and 13, S37 last year. Stocks at all the delivery
ports made up to II NJ, 723, 81 bales, against
Gal, 81 last week, and COL $50 last year.
ToBAcco-We did not hear Of a sale to-
day. Sales thus far this week $50 hhds,
mot 400 as previously reported). Sales last
week AS hhds against IS the week before.
The amount on sale is estimated at 26O0
hhds. We continue to quote Is follows:
Inferior Tugs 9@91c, medium to fine 10
Ollie, low. leaf 12@l23c, medium ID