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The Money Market continues quiet aud easy with
fair demand for discounts at the banks. while the
commercial PAPER without quOtable varia ion. We
continue to quote select signatures, with witho
col ateras. It cent. per annum, frst-cass ga 10.
Al at lila II. and second grade at 1@1l, u cent
per month tirst-class mortgages rule at IL p cent
per annum while nothing is reported In second zrade
Gold o. ened at l1161114, against 111ls at New
Ill against lO7s in that market. The sales sum
med up S33,5OO. embracing $500 at ILL., 5000 at
l11@ll1lS, and $1,000 and 5000 at 11ll4.
No sales of Silver reported. American half
dollars quoted 1t 1O5@l06 and Mexican dol.
lars at 1920.
sterling Exchange ope ned at previous rates, but
York closed ITO u cent lower The sales were con-
fined to $500. comprising $4,000 bill OF lading 1t
5.391a $500 do at 49, f15oO bank at the counter
As, and $500 do. sight at $40.
Francs continued scarce and unchanged, and the
only sale reported was 100000 bank at -.
the close Sterling bills were quoted at $780,. 80
for bill of ladirg and Al clear and 49, for bank
and francs at 465 forprivate. and nominal at 62@
49, for bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange were lin
tied and with moderate demand gu, tations
changed The sales of New York sight covered $50 OOO
embracing $4,000 and $4,000 commercial at 9-3I u
cent pr. MUM, and $4,000 private bankers and $780,
600 bank at SIG. We also noticed sales OF $780, 90
mercial on Boston at g. Is per cent premium, and a
5000 gold check at 4.
The banks continue to check Oh New York at y p
cent pr MUM. and commercial sight still quoted
at A@5-16.
The only sale of Stocks reported, Is shares Hi
hernia Insurance Co., lat auction by Messrs. Nash
HodgsonJ 1919 per cent. paid up. at $40. We
also noticed sales at auction by O. Teton, under
order of court for partition, s65Ss 40 Home Mutual
Insurance Co., for 1858 at g. and do for 1889 at 23
There was more movement in Bonds. the sales of
which comprised $4,000 Jackson Railroad second mort
gage. coupon. at = and $1,000 Louisiana State skies
(foating debt issues) 26. $4,000 do at 26i4, So "
City Ten Per Cents at IS. $4,000 New City Seven p r
Cents at IS, and $4,000 City Gold Bearing Seven
Per Cents embracing $4,000 at s2i4; 5000. $50 ,
$780, $4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 at 52as and sl5
600. $500 and $4,000 deliverable August Is fat at
49,
Nothing transpred in City Scrip worthy of notice
City Appropriation Certifr ates, Metropolitan Police
Warran 9, and City Time Certificates Of 1873, were
quoted nominal, at SO.
10 sales of State Warrants were reported they
were quoted at 4O@42 for large; 43@ 46 for medium
and 5O@ 60 for small.
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PAsseM Rerss

Per steamship Yazoo, Capt Barrett for Philadelphia
via II, vana:
Miss Cooksey, r. v. Creta ard wife, Mrs mitchell
and child, h. H. Shannon, F. Fresrada Mrs. saran
Dale, jeremiah ughes, Mrs. J. Hughes and three
children, A. Dronhet, wife aud two children, Mrs. L.
iaz niece and servant, J. E. Prieto and wife, E. Drel
" de GENTLE John mpbeil, Miss Euslie Campbell
Pinto Raiffaa, ID. s. Pinto, Thos. Moran.
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Victor Scales, all kinds, 1873 Gravier.

UNDERWEAR AND CHMDREN's CLOTHING.
The advertisement of Mr.. B. T. Walshe, 10
His stock of boys and children's clothing
gentlemen's shirts and undergarments, are
made of The best material and in the latest
and most fashionable styles. These goods
can be purchased at remarkably low figures
as will be seen by calling upon Capt. Walshe
at his well-knOwn establishment
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Cleared Yesterday.
Brtish steamship State of Louisiana, Stewart. for
Liverpool > X Miller &co
British steamship st Louis, Reid. for Liverpool
Silas Weeks AGO
Steamship Yazoo, Barrett, for Philadelphia via Ha-
EA Yorke
Steamship Morgan, Trip. for Indanola and Calves
ton CA Whitney &co
Steamship Reliance. Read. for Pensacola Master
Ship Carondelet. Stetson, for Liverpool
A K Miller eco
Spanish bark Theresa Jaquotot, for Barcelona
PUG Geo
schooner W A Watson. Watson, for Pensacola
Master
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Can Such THINGS BE This is % 9uestion
which is asked daily BY Thousands regard to the
remarkably low prices Of dry goods at that mammoth
esablishu en the White Store corner of Baronue
Cans, etre IT, by Turcotte wheregentle manly clerks
ceoer to the tastes OF the most fastidious serving them
WIN prints. cottons lAwne renadih and a host Of
Cner artteee oDly to be ouno In rst-clsss establish
mens such as that of Mr. Tuscoita's. It would be
Tor iadts country merchants and planters I'd
10y .nronR the store carrying away the bargains
ma Canal 'V' '''i A''V
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McnlOr.s slda.
by TELEGRAPH !

New York, June 13-To A. Moulton. Agent: The
steamship Go. Washington Capt. Whitehead, arrived
from New Orleans to-day
: he steamship Cortes, Capt. Kemble. sailed far
New Orleans this evening.
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Sanding In the Door.

Viii you please try and induce the officers
o. the various city railroad companies to
give the drivers or ers not to allow people
to stand in the door near the driver keep
ing the circulation 0f a breeze from the
balance OF the passengers; two persons
standing there. enjoying it can discommode
eighteen. As i was going up IN a Magazine
car day or two ago, two consequential,
English, spectacle, sterling exchange dealers
took the door and had splendid time, aud
MS s'notherinng in our seats without the
power of saying word. Go for them BUL-
I.E11N. FAT Man.
Nobody mere than Grow Ter who is said to
weigh something less than $50 pounds, has
experienoed more annoyance at the lack Of
ventilation in the cars. Passengers stand
ing in the door forget that they prevent the
draught passing through and thus cause
much grumbling. The railroad companies
ought t. give oniers to their drivers regard
ing this
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HON ~ ikAvEL-The number of persons
Dcw onS 10 teave the city for the summer for the
herent watering places comfort nd security in
ftsvelpe Mary eHoress themselves as to the rnsnaer
~; ohalnlne te's great desderatnmi ~ ,onrse cool
10 PITT the duds y the qut stion that worri,s many.
Let II MT " asOdrce OF trouble long, but mat sfcn
i1t2 20 o. lOl Canal street, where Mr. William Hogsn,
That genial gentleman, will p DIVIDE you With com.
mosifous trunks. vases aud Travelling bags Of the
host i'm proved style and beat make, an before
6s re fitted TO pair 81 shoes the lie of which can
Only rad at the grand emporium OF william Hogan.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, !
SATURDAY EVENING, June 13, 1874.
COTTON.
The sales to-day embraced 115O bales easy prices
bnt hardly requiring any further reduction in on,
quotations, which accordingly peat We give
also the Exchange quotations, and report below:
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Special attention is called 70 the announce
ment III our advertising aims OF the great rednc
tons in drv goods at Braselman Il Adam Is large
store. ct the corner Of Magazine and Andrew streets
Everything 1t lowest prices, prem Dry to taking
their quar- terly inventory Cal and see them. y.
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Arrived.
Ship bennington, Orkney, from Liverpool April g. to
q Lingham ScO- 4th Dist
Schooner Jennie Wood, PiZZatti days from Utlla to
Macheca Il Oteri-2d Dist PIT
{ choouer Anita. Whitman, days from Ruatan land,
to Morgan &co-2d ist PIT
Schooner Witch of the Wave, Hands, 5 dave from
STEAMBOATS,.
Tuxran, to master I'd Dist I
Ida Forgay, from Attakapas
Jaeger, burke, from st Lonis
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer MARITIME, from Pearl river
Steamer & Gault, from Tangipahoa
Schooner Isabella. from Pascagoula
Schooner Amra from Biloxi
Schooner ,eo Eike, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Belle. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Jonville. from Amte river
schooner Democrat from Biloxi
Schooner Ann McGuinn, from Tangipahoa
Schooner Mary Louise, from Pascagoula
Schooner Ceiina, from Bayou I.acornbe
Scho ner PsscagouIa, from Pascagoula
Schooner Ristori, from BLOW
Schooner La Belle. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Rebecca. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner } II Massie, from Hansboro
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Lille Schmidt from Pearl river
hnoner Three Sisters, from Vaudeville
schouner STAR from P3scagoula
Schooner LAaGran9c, from Bay st Louis
Soho ner Emma Jane from Pearl river
Schooner Cora Smyzer, from PascagouIa
Schooner Hermit No 2. from Blind river
Schooner Victoria No 2, from Blind river
Schoon r Victoria from Tangipahoa
Schooner La Gay, from Blnd river
Schooner Try Again. from Pearl river
Schooner Eagle, from Blind river
schooner Refine Hortense, from procterr.re
Schooner T J Emier, from Bayou Laenmpe
~ Belew-Cemins Up.
to master
- ~
Below Visiting Orders.
hiP Hsvre. Terielson. from Eondon Feb J. tc mas
:.
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Pleasure seekers should remember the
great river and rail route via the st. Louis
and New Orleans and Merchants Southern
Packet Line. Splendid sida-w heel passenger
steamers to St. Louis aud St. Paul. Excur
sion good till October 18th to st. Paul.
Close connection at st. Lonis with the great
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, theonly line
running Pnllman's splendid palace cars
thronch to New York without change Of
fee l24 Gravier straAt.
new vie of butcher scale tor sale at
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EXCLUSIONS VS. VIOLETs.-There will be
an interesting game played at the Della
chaise Grounds this evening, between the
above well known clubs, and we have no
dorbf that this will be lively game a.
there are several very expert players con
nected with the two climbs.
The EXcelsiors is an amateur club. and
have played Eve games, in which they have
been successful in all. We hope they will
be- victorious this evening Game will be
PLAYED at 4:31 p NJ
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Attention il directed to wanted by al
elderly gentleman We know him aDd
know that he is competent.
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new style of butcher scale for sale at
lS3 Gravitr street.
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The filing of Marvin's Safes is alum and
dry plaster Of Paris. No dampness. Papers
are not widowed.
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BASE BALL.-The new nine of the Lone
Star Club will play a match game at the
Base Ball Park to-day, With the Howard
nine. good game is anticipated. The
pnhlic are invited free of charge Game
will he called at 1870 p NJ rain or shine
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and sailed sor New Orlsau..
CORRECTED DAILY.

New York.
Brig Flora Goodale Goodale ....., cid MAY
Baltimore.
Steamship Liberty, Hudgins sid May d
liverpool.
Steamship State OF Minnesota, Hamlin. aid June 8
steamship State OF Alabama, Flint .ldg NAV 70
Ship Freeman Clark, Bosworth ......... .ldg Apl 8
hip Vanguard, Mitchell. 800. ...,,,,.sldM Mar %
Bark Prair Bird, Sanford ..,... ld2 May "a
Antwerp.
Snip Einanuei sid Apl IL
sup Ella mayer, Gilmore .sld Mar It
Havre.
snip Caledonia. Potter cid Ap IA
Newcassie. Eng.
Bark Storonann, Northensen. :. ......... cid Mar
Portsmouth.
Ship Kendrck Fish. Watt sd Mar as
Bremerhaven
Bark Pauline, Driver. sd Apl IA
Bark Zonrak. Aalholm. ........ cid Mar d
Rotterdam m.
Slip Ankathor, Strom. sid Mar ie
Rhode Janeiro.
Ship Bristolian whyts. aid Mar ?
Pernambuco.
Steamship oberon. Hsnney ...... .ldg Ma 2s.
.Hsvana.
Bark rhsresa dutteriz =. .na NAV q
Sr'g > bowsn' HaL........ .lds May d
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largest factory IN America. Southern De-
pot, 1873 Gravier street.
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An interesting history is soon to be pub
lished. 1t is called 1.-THE Government of
Louisiana, or the Made Of New Orleans"
The following motto is suggested Cir
epmstauces alter Caseys."
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Don't mise the bargains in shirts, at Cor
rep's corner cf Canal and Chsrtrap streets .ss
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corrections included) Observation-Disclosures. 54,203
Jtock maud not cleared same time last
wear, corrections included) ............ 7s,S43
To-tiays exports embraced 1863 bales TO Liverpool
and 251 to Philadelphia.
receipts prope. last evening 20 bales,
against 679 LIST Saturday, and 8 last year,
since August 81, 1i99 $50 bales against y sos
last year corrections included both years) decrease
1882.
The Exchange teegrams make the receipts at all the
ports -day 1909 oaes against 22l OF. last sa ay
aud $50 last year and since August 81, SO O,2l3
ba es against 3,i&7 30S last year. 232 a5.
Exports yesterday TO Great Britain none, a.ainst
&c Gales last we k and 6738 asst year, to the
nent no against none list week and s65 bales last
year. Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to 2
NJ IA 23g bales, against 29i 0s4 last week and 1924
last The above totals at the ports
sve of corrections.
iOBACCO-ihe only sale to-day was hhds, at -.
Adding 81 hhd~ yesterday omitted IN our re port.
the weeks sales summed up 45l hhds, aaainst % s
for tn previous week. Some letters from the West
instruct holders not to be sel until further develop
ents with regard to the next crop the accounts il
r lation to which decidedly discou aging.
The amount sale is estimated az 800 hhds.
We CONTINUE to q1ota as follows: Inferior ings
+a4ac; medium 45!et5i4c; good and line 50 fg6c;
low ltaf 61l@97c; medium ,1a9s; dne 90 DC. aud
selections -Gl2c. Received since last evening 81
hhds; expo ted 50 to Lverpooi stock hand by onr
running statemeBt ST53 hhds
FREIG nTS-The market continues extremely quill
There is inquiry for freight room for Havre
but only moderate mount and masters will not
lay uni SO with the assurance Of dispatch. We
quote follows
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool % sd; to Boston,
via Phadel mia &c; TO Providence, Philadelphia
"; to FALL River via Philadelphia &c; New York
&c; o Philadelphia &C. tobacco to Liverpool 49, cd.
Be- Saii-s'otton to liverpool I'D; to Boston sc.
S0G AR Received this morning 5. bbls % hhds
good sold at SIC aud 30 at 7ac for good common
and Sc for prime 2 10.
MOLASsES-NonP received aud no sales. Stock In
the sheds So bbs and 80 half bbls. es
FLOUR-The market is very dull though there was
more demand to-day for The focal trade aud pur.
,ta. a1a (1ha Tbn -, 1ar>r
hbs, Of which 625 bbIs for tae trade ons private
terms. % low treble extra at s. 25, LOO choice
treble at 81 SO bbs ch oice treble extra at 81 S. 40
obls choice extra At $3.50 cnoica Of 90 2s, 81 ct
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4 new style OF butcher scale for sale a,
1S:} Eravier street
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Nj ARINE NEWS.

George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine and
River Reporter Il the New orleans Bulletin.
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The market opened with a limited inquiry. but as
factors evnced disposition to meet the demand more
freely, buyers subsequently came forward and too
the amount above noted divided among nile brokers at
rather easier prices. hardly establishing quotabe
Decline The advantage nevertheless, the
side of the purchas r. In veal offers were
accepted which would have been refused yesterda.
and it difficult to realize outside rates.
Good ordinary, vendors, sold at 15c, strict low mid
ding at 164@167sc, the latter for high style. and
strict dtllng to good middling at 10c.
The amount Oh shipbOard not cleared, going
board, and engaged for shipment set down the
opening this morning at l6 900 bales embracnl
1900 bales for Liverpool 1000 for Spain and 1000
the North, which, when deducted from the stock
hand by running statement last evening" caves
800 bales to represent the quantity at the andng
and in presses lnsold or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: Sales 900 bales. Market
quiet. Its quot atoms are reduced &c on all grades
but good middling
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand August 81. 1873... bales 7,177
Arrived since last statement. .:.... 81
arrived previously ........... ], 3O6 1872 ,3O6 9I9
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Cleared Yesterday.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Sunday Morning, June IA.
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MONETARY,
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, June Is, 1874.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Clearings. BALI nces
June h.. .......... $90S, 9G9 76 $l4O.O68 II
Same time last week. ,O69. 999 Sc l6l, 1874 90
Total last week. ........ 6643 1913 Is 1.M4 493 l8
Total week before. 6,257.025 20 798. 1876 ~
We are indebted to Mr. l. N. Maynard. Manager OF
the New Orleans Clearing HOUSE, for the following
comparative st tement OF the associated banks the
week ending to-day
Increase. Decrease.
Specie ....................... ...... $4,000
Currency. ...... 900
Loans. .......-............... ...... 125,UU'
Deposits Observation-Disclosures. ...... 26J,COO
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Exports.

LIvERPOOL-Per steamship State of Louisiana
10 bales cotton bales hides SO hhds tobacco l2l
ties taow 80 bales rags SO wine 100 sacks Of Oil
366 in specie
LIvERPOOL-Per steamship st ouis-3434 bsles
cotton so tons oil cake 20 bales dry kid skins Is cases
mustard bbls buffalo tongues tee do bales hides
l do ", oil 1876 hearth stOn
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA-Per steamship
Yazoo-For PHILADELPHIA: $50 bales cotton 1877 hides
Is bales wool 7Sl sacks wool 1863 bdls hides and 100
sacks cotton seed meal. For Havana 37O0 bbls -four
16 bbs tallow l48 bales dried beef bales broom corn
1915 sacks corn IS sacks oats Is sacks bran
INDlANOLA VIA GALVESTO Per steamship
Morgan-For Indianola: 100 bbs -four so sacks coffee
and sundres For Galveston 200 bbls -four 60 bbls OF
whisky 80 sacks coffee $50 sacks oats 200 sacks corn 50
sacks bran and sundries
PtNSACOLA-Per steamer Reliance-5OO sacks corn
200 sacks oats 100 sacks bran 50 bales hay 200 bbs
tatoes 2 bbls pork 81 BIB whisky 261 bbls bread 80
casks bacon $50 pkgs mdse
LIVER OOL-Per ship Carondelet-4329 bales q
cotton 1900 pes slaves
BARCEIONA-Per bark Teresa-63, 600 pcs slaves
II pcs pine lumber
PENSACOI.A-Per schooner W Watson-45
sacks corn 81 bbls -four bbls whisky bbls pork
casks bacon sacks coffee 80 pkgs mdse
Imports.
INDIANOLA VIA G'LvEsTON-Per steamshtp
Morgan to Clapp Bros &co-1O 10 81 sacks wool to
Francke Il Danneel-16 sacks wool Whitney &co-
bales hides sacks wool W H Wtherell-and sun
dries to order-T, tai, IA bales cotton
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a new yle of butcher scale: tor sale at
AKA Gravler street -
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The Sunday Growler.
The Pound Question.

NEW ORLEANS, June ~ 1874.
M. GroWler-AlthOugh- many complaints
have been made against the outrages com
mitted by the pound drivers Of the Third
and Sixth Districts, the proper authorities
have yet taken no action to prevent them.
In the Third District disgraceful scenes
occur every day. Helpless persons are bru-
tally beaten, and the animals entrusted Z"
their care taken away. This morning
several goats which were tied to tree on
Claiborne street, we're cut loose and driven
to the pound in presence OF their owner, a
moor woman who could offer no resistance.
She followed the men to the pound where
she claimed her property, but was driven
off and severely beaten. Many persons wit
messed the scene and called a couple Of pO-
licemen, who said they had nothing to do
with the case they nevertheless arrested a
citizen who had attempted to protect the
woman.
The above facts can be proven by PERSONS
residing in the neighborhood of the Third
District Pound.
Now, Mr.. Growler, we simply wish to
know if we have the right to kill pc md
drivers who should take away our animals
as in the above case also, if citizens pass
ing by are justified in shooting said drivers,
when the owner of the animals il helpless.
Yours respectfully,
OWNERS OF ANNALS.
If . man tresPasses or ones property, and
attempts to carry of property, the owner
has q right to cali for the police, and, if no
assistance is rendered, to order the person
stesliag to halt
If the thief refuses, GROWER thinks and
weuld advise liberal use OF navy skies.
The law excuses the killing Of burglar in
ones house at night, and where, in day
light, thief carries off property, and re-
fuses to halt, We think his killing would he
jastiaalie-
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Zleor Erosler-Please inform me whether
mOlasses and coal oil are articles of frs light,
aud how they are to be shipped, say in
three and five igallen packages, as the clerks
ut the jackson Railroad depot will not re-
ceive them nor give any information.
thought the railroad was bOund to receive
all merchandise put mp in proper packages.
BY - doing You wall oblige GROCER
Coal oil and molasses are articles Of freight
under ordinary circumstances, hut, owing
to the necessity far trans-shipment and fire.
QueRt hsndling. the Jackson Railroad Com
Pany, Cor heir safety, have refused to take
these commodities except under certain re-
sfricti0ns.
A0lasses, If put up in five gallon kegs,
would undoubtedly be received, for the OBJ
lection to <lemijohns is that in the four
landings they are liable to breakage.
Coslcil, since the destruction nf schooner
on the lake, has beea put an the black list.
Carriers are bound to receive freight put up
in proper packages, provided that freight
be net such ~ to endanger the boat The
law regulates the transportation of com
bustilAes.,
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Below Visiting Orders. Z
Ship Hsvre Terkelsons from London Feb J. tc mas