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, 1874-05-10
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

TERMS OF EueEc11P11oN {PAYABLE IN ApvAScEl.
Daily, by mall 100 Sunday.~....... $3.50
EI-N eel1.. G.0Of Weekly I.DD
Tsrta Of year ut the sare rate.
Torre,ent delay and mstsles. bs aod gsse Post
or It. address in tull, including State and Coun:J-
Remtt1nccs be made either BY draft c1pras, Post
Of.cn o. 0e5, registered le,1efx, At our risk
TERMS TO cITT SUBSCRIBERS.
rsfly delivered. Sunday excepted es ceuts per week.
Eai,, delivered. hunday included - couts week.
ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison aud Dearboso-st4.. Chicago Ill.
, 1874-05-10

better grade Of animals. The only practicable
way Of breaking over this e1torton is to buy
less beet, or no becf At all for few days, or
week and this, with the warm veather, will
bring these people to the choice Of t1king hon-
eat prices or suffer total loss Of stock.
, 1874-05-10

In the will Of the late Countess Of Loudoo
occurs the following singular request:
further w1sh my r1Rh: hand to be cut Oh and
hurled in &ha park 1t CAa~ bennington. at the band Of
tho h to tho Trent, and sDnAu cross or etooe ever
With ths motto, " byde my tyne"
Thia curious wish OF tho deceased Countess has
been very extensively puhllahe*l. and Tor 3 long
time Without any explanation. An explanation,
however, has recently been furnished by an
Epgllah newspaper. The bend Of the hill to tho
Trent ovarlooks county seat Of tie Queen OF
Eng1and- When Vlctoria raa very young, =
siRtsr Of tho Countess was one Of her maids Of
honor. Owing to hsr free and thou2htlses mad
nsr sc&nda1oua stories ware circulated about hss,
Ind tAs Juune QnA<u. tussaad of xt4s.d!At hs<.
, 1874-05-10

ADELPHI THEATRE-corner ot Wab..h aTsans ,snu:
1pu EouxsesB street. Variety performances. A~oka
Dare tie pantosui.no Of the - Three DWarls."
, 1874-05-10

MYERS OPERA-HOUSE Monroe street. between
pe41boru ard State Arlington, Cotton, aud ken5ns $
MinttreIs: sinatrel.1 conicAl1Ies BnrIesquo es
&rtxAnds Nulr."
, 1874-05-10
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

LA FAYErrE CHAPTER, No. 9, r. A. Il Hall =
Noufoa-It, Regular convocadon Monday ere9lnG. ha5
H. IN O'clock Tor business and work on tho +. ana A.
H. osR'eo'' % ofoe' "a 'Do Il i. TUCKER, sec'y
, 1874-05-10

CHICAGO coMMASDERY. !. ~ X; T.-spectal
,oneia7e Mond1y eyen.a2. May H. st - o'clock. ior
k1rk on thp K f. Order. Waiting Sir knights couxte
'a''s in'i''d ~ GEO. & ~ F. S1Sc1AR, Recorder.
, 1874-05-10

Public morality, pub1ic security, and our munie-
ipal good name call for tho suppression OF these
and other vlcioua resorts, which are today more
numerous conspicuous, and unblushing than
ever before in this city.
, 1874-05-10

ACADEMY OF alus1cHalstod street. betTss;a W.; s1sd
Acchi etc, "tThe Scouts Of the Plains"
, 1874-05-10

.,C0RNICK MUSIC HALL-North C1srk street,
smnsr Elnzie Caroline Eichlng+BernAtd's y Old
, 1874-05-10

M'V1CKERS THEATRE-Madisou ttreet~ hetween
earboru and State. Engagement Of Maggie Mitchell
, 1874-05-10

DON'T PUT AWAY YOUR FURs WITHOUT
ns{nr Pjger's Iris Powder, which Nu prtseErs ttotu
n,ot6s and mold. Sold by d1uExiets.
, 1874-05-10

MASONIC NOTICE-Tbe officers and membefs Of ~
North Side a1onic sre requested to meet
eoafcr matt25r Of Il inr9rt,tpsH - ST. 70 q? fsaw
RENCE W. Ii. Of s25: L. 4. nEEKE, y. n; q ~
JOSKPH DIXON. "; n 81 81; MiLL1AM a. R.s RkERKs
Con1ozndtE3.
Rr,A1n LODGE, No. SO, A. F. and 4. M.-Members
1rc roauostod to meet At F9eeasqn Hail." on Monroe
e. Snnday prplnr May TO- 1t IL o'clock SHARP TO par
ticnate in ho fpuer. cercrnouics Bro Capt.
Lu,s Lull. AL Ma..er Masons IN Eo9a Standing . a1s
Jill At Ii a. m and proceed bis lae residences
lie North Ada-et hence to The n " DeEqt ana
~A ~ ~ C. h. MATS0N, Soc'J.
PRAIRIE SHOOTING CLUB.-The members ART re-
4ucktcd to attend tho annual meeting Tuosday even
inz. MAy o'clock. at 7e FAST LOT fns
clection oEcss1 End payment OF dues The names Of
Eli meubers {at to tcnd thsir dqoa "iu be
'*~~~3 ' ~ r. T. JOHNSON.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
0ebetme %&rantbetten !
DIR. CLAIR e,

$ (et1blrt 1871
Der NIT ge6t berhbmte unb lang %etabIirts Or. 0larte,
wobnt G1O=GIarf:G trabe, mo sra ~ eonlnH1S
rem lit. Oanen, bic an InreseImGbtStetten Nne an 9es
idlebtli6en Rroutbetteu Isibsn, tSunen itdert grlstd9tes
ring uuO Ssiluus %ftnOsn; esine bsraemteT r Y Iar
Samen su 81, srtra tart gu - oie 9or 9I S0ls, Psm1S
81 Il 3 fir 81, i ! fir IS. sr@enOris preusnttp." $40, sGs
Tontirt. S$ldts pOitaaFttes ilt Married TDTi, W ! mans
worfen iir Elm Bud lhiGen. Wtan l6tde Brtefe an
DR. Clarke
1879 Glib @tare Strabe. @bieass.
Ou,r srr,61n SeutSd. S7bes lie uDo baw
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

aono, mo- 3tpei fette Eauoniter bon S6iir
gu Sbir gingen, nm @elo 3u iammeln 81
@ullten Der Salie Der REINFORCEMENT! Die
9teeierung fano, beB bieS elm Oft inner
Iaubter 8ettelet lei imp ptoer DaS 9ez
ieB, tpeI0es 1otpobl BEN 8ettel ais unbe@
fpiliate Solicitor perbtetet; ite ieques
itrirte oQber 0as geian1melte @elb fir bic
Dffentlt6e @obltbGtt9fett nuo pertaute
pie beipen Sanpntter tn cine Celebrate
bon 25 ST. ie0en.
3uSrtm b a d, ct. Solotbnrn, ftarb
am Oltermpntae Oil einem 2u~ngenleioen
35idbrt9 Der altfatbolii6e 8farrer &tl6>
mann. Sein Sob lit fiir Die iunge @ez
meiloe elm groBer Gerluit; CT bat ft9
pdbren6 ieiner etlfmouatli9en Mirfiams
felt Die N6tIng un0 2tebe aIer 1eirer
Bfarran9ebDrtgen ermorben. Die Ultra
montGnen tperDen bier tpteoer etnen re6t
oifen Singer @ottes" erbliden.
gu lSartau, Set. ct. @aQen, tpur6e
Der 9ebrer NIB friibere 8farrer Qips
plner beerbigt. 9erielbe bat ettpa SO
Sabre in unetaenntBigiter @eile nno BEL
fGrelt6item Qobne 0er Sugenobilouna,
1omobl an Der Dffentlt0en S6ule ais
bur6 8rtpotunterri9t it9 gepiDmet. @r
buloigte babel benz entl9teoenen Sort
i9ritt in politiI9er mno tir9lt6er Ni6@
tung unb lieB es fi6 ni6t nebme11, nod
ais 84id6rt9er @rets BON Der 5obe 5n
Sontnas mad NBmoos binnnteraultetgen,
Inn lt6 al ben leBten lSaDlel. unb Abs
i%timmun9en 81 betbetIi9en. 9Steoer elmer
i~ueniger BON ben bumanen fatbplt16en
@etitIi6en Der alien 3eit.
4 MittIerueile bat ibn bic fran56il6e Re9ie5
run9 obberuIeu, III ibn ni9t Der lnannsbmlibs
telt ansSulesen, pom Deutl6en GelanpteH ais Elm
G9rloler t9norlrt 81 peroen. ", D, geO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

i'm bis an ben Sell Der 0i n T perfolgt
babe. 9GS Hetter Dar raub umo nab,
lll1o ba es nirgenbs Sefen uno &amlile
gibt, 10 paren Die nit ibm aus llnteritas
lien anSefommenen Geiienben ge3tpuls
gen, ii6 Den Gag iiber in i9tnere Wous
Oeden gu bIuen nnb frib gu Bette gu
geDen.
Qr. 8aDarb EaDIor, Der felt 20 Sabren
ntbt ntebr IN Gairo mar, fano bic Staot
III eritaunli6er Metie Derdnoert. WleiS
lenbrette Streden, bic friiber unbebalIt
siutl9en @Gtro unb ben umliegenoen
9orfern Iagen, iino iebt nit mooernen
Pala1ten i'm transDit19ell uno ttaltents
10eH StDl ooer nit 1tumDer9rtigen,
aber GuBerit toitipielisen gta6abmuugen
oes Boulogner Waloes uno anoerer ets
ropGtl6er Parts beoedt. @inige BON ben
neuelten 8lods linb nit MrfaDen, tpie Die
9GuIer an Der Nue Gtpolt IN Yaris per>
iebem, anoere itno nit uni9Dnen caiers
lenartigen HielengebGuoem iiberbout.
gtur i'm alteu Sranten>G uartter lit Ales
unperGnbert.
9as 2eben bat ii6 felt 20 Sabren Inn
mebr ais SO Brosent pertbeuert. Die
b%erIbmten Sabrten na6 ben Gataracteu
Des 9tils folten D1S 9reifade bel gleib
i6le6tem Comfort; fir Wtiet9e zines
gan5en SGitfes, oas nt6t me6r alB So
500 81 bauen ~foitete, 5ablt man ieBt $3.50
Wtiet6e per WtDnat, mGbrenb man fruDer
nur $3.50 beaablte. Die fleinen Oampter
nebu1en nur $50 Baiiaeiere nit uito
oiele milllen $3.50 per Eopf fir Die bret>
tpO9entIl6e Sour be3aDlen. Cine Gtlens
babn fitbrt nod QIer0nbria; eine 8rilfe
ilber ben gtl; cine prd6tige SabrltraBe
na1 ben YDramtoen; &elegrapbelI; tag
lt0e Settungen; etne Dper; 6rt1ttldDe
Str9en oies 2Iaes ltnb erltalnliUe
YerGnoerungen nnb Sortlbrttte i'm euros
pGtl9en Simne - aber es 16etilt ben
&euten nibt pobl babel 81 ietn ni1o Der
ri9ttge HetienDe - nte BaDar0 Saplor
elmer lit - finbet ietne Ge9nung aud
ni9t babel. Das e1te YariS lit ibnt Lies
Der, ais bes &beotpeS yta9abmung oaz
bon.
S66n lit bie rein menl9lt3e orurs
tbeilsfrete @%eltnnung, Die Our6 9errn
GaDlor's Brtefe tpe1t. ST iprl9t BON 1et@
mem 0olmeti6er, ben er na1 atpan3t9
SaDren mieoer9efunoen. @r bate tDn
triiber ais einen our9 unO bur6 Ders
laliigen Wtann tennen 9elsrnt, Der ibm
Elm tparlner Sreuto geDe1en tpar. Setts
Dem lit Der &Irte ein ret@er Wann GEE
porben uno bat IS ldnslt olfgege6eu,
Sremoe gu bepienen. MIein Dem alien
arnerifanii9en Sreunb fteute er ii6 alss
balo unent9eltli6 our 8erfiignng.- v@s
gtbt bier uiele 3Irten, Die mir emit lagz
ten, iie ieten 9etpiB, mid in / b + III 9Iln@
mel Su lebe1; i6 petB, 0aB i1 ptele DON
i6nen nn0 audi metnen SremMo 0oll1ets
i6er emit in meinem 0tlnn1el pteoer>
1eben tperbe!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
0omt NbaraomemIamo.

5err 8.a . GaDInr iii in
GgDpten unb f6reibt unterm 20. MlGra
aus @eirQ an bic 81, .. &ribIue, ORB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
Ginie.
ste
American Steamship Co.,
uun philadelphia.

Grfe 6Iafe wSdentItde Dampfer swii6en
PHILADELPHIA uno LIVERPOOL.
"VewnfpInania'.. ,,SbtO", ,&ItBstSfDres,
"SmSiama", >, &eniIwOrtb". nSWtmotS"e
Die einsise sinie Seren DantpFer inter 0merttas
nti9er SIagg { fabreu. = Mbfabrtstoa pom EhiIoz.
6elpbta isSsn 0onnerftag. = YaIagesYretfe a0bt
bar IN Yapter. -GGiite $75 bis 500, is mad Der
Rage 6es Staterooms.
SantbnrS mad Chicago. ....SSO.S0.
@xemem ...SS0.5O.
llHlbertreffide @ccomobationen fir ale Glahen Yai=
la9tere. Suite @eoienuns ano elm tiidtieer Ar;t uEb
Autwdrtertn auI jebem Dampfer.-Dieie Dampfer fins
nit &ettnngsfI6 E EN- auseerifet unO flbreH aEs
berOem bic sepObnIi6eH l0tettunssboote Aub S9Dtnms
apPGTats. Gin 9ailastersas Der Beuniglpania gabE
perlaBt ben TaiagierSu9 Uentqe Stunben mad NUtnHft
Ses Dampiels in @bilabeIpbia. = 8aiiosei@eine unS
Sra6tbrieie smii9eu alien beoeutenSen 9td5en, ionic
8e9iel auf DeutfdldHb.- gBesen Bafaee,
Sra4traten, @ebiel unc iOnhi9er SnformotioH wenee
man lid an
j.. H. MILNE, generot>G Ssnt fir ben @eiteu.
1873 ga Sale gtr., Gbtcaso. Sa.
Weter @rieBt & cons, General seutsH.
BOT 8aInut Ctr, BbiIaSelpbia.
22ap1SnS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
SOMA un0 Nebrasfa!

MiEiouen BON gcres bes beter 9onbes i'm @e1ten Az
psrtauieu aui aebm Sabre 0reoit, am 6 1rosemt
SntereHen, bur6 bic Burlington unb Wetiouri &tper
GiienbabR Gompaauie.
Settle 3AblMmgen so ntA6em,
ausseuOmmeu SutereHeH, bis gam fanit.n Sabre. Weis
der BoAet, parmes GItnta, lapee SahreSseiten,
nisbrise 1aren uub freie &raiebnm0. Irete
stabrt uub ufeOrtge 0r6d)tpretie auf 9ausbaIs
tanss sGe9tnitaHbe an aus GieisutseH, wel@e
IN 0tefett Sabre faMfen!
Sir GircmIare unb Sarten, NIT naberen GtuseIu5eiten,
abyeiiire Sec. g. SatrtS.
2anS Gommiiiouer, Burlington, Soma.
&. 81. % BOOB. @eueraIsgsent $50. So @Iart StraSe,
GAicdao. A.& &|H 1Hl3 SmlmS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
2u berfanfen: 81 .s.ssf.:ss /. 3 "a S gss.

3n berfaufen: men Sa , a~asssaSa1SSs 80 S SSs.
Gbieaso perbelierteS Steal Gitate perIoust. SemaeI Otilt,
DON Rant1tee, 81, o1erirt leiue DoblbetaHHteH Sarmeu
snnt Sertauf, 9eIeseu on Der Sutnots Central GtlenbabH,
III EdHsotees lIub Sroquotss@ ountp, Staat Sniuots, IN
nno uabe ben D6rterH GbebaHie Muo Clifton, Us NtetleU
iilolt6 DON @bica9o. Inter Der Nu3abl lit bic DtelbeS
taunte nYeilt's tgrope 5arm" un6 bet SarHen unb sdns
bereten tn ser llmsessHo, entbalteno $500 Icre in eiHem
StId. Dieie Sarmeu nu6 Sdubereten iiu6 ais bic
rei6ten uub metlt probuttipeu i'm Staate an betra6teT,
uno peroen 81 iebr btlligen Staten ~pertauft ME folgt:
scott 6arn", ausreu,enb an bas Dpri Gbebanle, tn
Eantatee 9ountD, lno umtaBt GU Mcre; olelelbe bat
jnnstr gbitsarteu nit $40 t%rasenOen gaumen, airi6en,
8trneu, tletne Srudte Rub ~eeltrdtdb; bat pier bauers
bate Srnuneu; gut u~msdunt in 40 Ino 81 Acre SeIoer;
tam aui YerIaneen Ietft tn swet ooer uebrere Sarmen
setDeilt perben. Sr9eub cine Berion, weIbe ii@ pom
Ve1aite suriiGsu3iebeu piinidt, uuO in Der numitteI1
barren Ye9eno zines bdbiden Stdotdens gu wcbneH,
nit 1900 Gtnpobuer, pier Rirdben, CUTE S6uIen, etHe
AnSabl Stpres uno auDere gei3aitsbduier, finOet bic
scott Sarm" ais cine iebr i6one HRo btat9e %sanowobs
uun9.
0SiebIanb Eorm", eiue TeiIe n5rbIid Don GbebauIs,
IN &antatee @Ountp SeleseH, unO entbGIt 800 Ader; sroS
pes 5peiltDdi9es 8oHnbans CUTE unb geranlnige Nes
beng sbdnee; Iun9er nnp gutter Sblt9arteG nit 7O tragS
1obt9eH SbtbdumeH; oucete Jrii9le fat auer NrteH,
Seitrdne &C. CUTE Gmeusm sur Erantuus bes gsiebs;
gut nit Seu3en nnb Seder umgebeu; 'eine ~reiSenbe, 'aHs
%seuebme, fra9tbale nnb piHi4eHswertbe Sarm.
~%9ousbam Street. Jarmsy .2h IseiIen iaoIid Don Gbes
bonle nuo IN WtetleU HSrblt@ Don Der biibl6eH Drt>
i6oit Clifton, an Der Sainois Central 9abn, in Sros
quots @ouutD seleseu. nuo entbGIt 760 slider; bat spei
CUTE 6auier, zines swetS. bas anbere anOsrtbalbit0dig
Staunu9en, S&euneu unb Cribs; i66ner iunser Obitz
9orten Don TOO fra9iGbi9eH Sdumen; tleine 6rii1te i'm
llebertluB, Seltrdn6e, &C. better l@warSer gruno; gut
bswdTert uno einsesalnt uub aufs Bette perbeliert; cine
Ous9eSsi6nete Sarm. weI6e, wenu u0tbis, Iet9t setbetIt
weroeu fam.
~~gsbeeIer Sarnt1. etwa 4 ItetIeu petli6 Don Clinton,
IN Sropuots @ouutp ~eeIeeen: eutbalt 5O2 &der, ales
unter gutter @uItnr; sutes Saus. srOBe S3enue, aussez
oebnte @nbauteH, Cribs nnS yarbs; gut einse3aunt;
tetn WallermaHsel; rei6es, 1ueIenI6rmtaes Nanb; iunz
ger Cbltgartsa Don 800 BGumeu, pel9e ebeH alseesei9<
nele 6rudbte gu trasen beginner; tleinere Sribte Mub
G.eltrdn9e; reisenoe gage, nDroIi6 lub weitIib burd
etneiI ldDnen Dain DON iuuseu g8atbbGumeH sel9Ist;
etne Garin erfer Rlalie uno tIr SHERMAN pretspiroie.
&ir Iabren nun iort NIT Grpabnnna Der bsrlbmtsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
Estate of Iohn william sieber,

Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of John VIII
ham Sieber, deceased, to present the same for ad-
judication and settlement at q regular term OF the
County Court of Cook County, to be holden at the
Court House, in the City of Chicago, on the third
Monday OF May A. Z. 1874, being the eighteenth day
thereof.
Chicago, March 18th A. D. 1874.
MARIA C.. SIEBER,
23mS6mIps Execunix,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
DR. HIATT & T. ROY,
1OK GInrf ctr. Gh{rnon

Sabrtsanten Der beit.n tanitIiden Glie6er. sic perferz
tieen mad Mas 8rud6anber, Sltpporters, 8rocezNppaz
rate lir an tirae Slieber. Sdisnbeine, 6IftenzRrants
beiten, garalpits, i4po9e &eHts, GlubfiBe &C. 5enSet
fit Gireulors. 13ms1St 2pr2S u1Sw6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
N6tet Gaa@ bor oma6faIber.

Gin Cpfsr frEber Snsiscrettou, wDSur4 3erpeni@nda
A., i~rSb,eitiae GpttrSftuns eriOIste, Serin@te isoes SEsss
.,iote 0siIIuitttI persebeus; BITS CT eiu einia4es wstttsI
arr ScibiksGnr eHtbedte. has er fret ieineH G~eseeHs9ss
fabrten aHi@t&t. IOrehe: j. HI. Reeves We. %
GaSiau Ctr, NepSDprk
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
n.
d..
a~lmsfumftsz 0esu1.

9lnSfunftSz 0ciud).
Sob9nn &nppeIma1n, mtttIerer Gr5be, rStbs
It6es Saar. ain liureu 8eiH labm. biSweiIeu irriiuuis,
perIisb Deutidloub 1865. 9eBte &adridt DON ibn aus
SrantItu GeHter, Soma, erbalteu. GeRiis
9enbe Eadridt pom GeuanHteu, lei er nod al &ebeH
seer toot, pirS beIobnt.
15ap4mwo Pyoi. 8. 6. RraaSon, aurora. 81.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-18
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Friday Evening, July II, 1874.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE

The Money market continues quiet with
mir demand for discounts at the banks an,
moderate offerings the street. At the Sam
time while there is no material change, we notic'
: light hardening in the rates Of Commercial
paper, bat without quOtable variation. We con
6noe 10 quote selected signatures at y cent pei
anaum, Hrst-class at 9@1O, AL at 11@l2, and
second grade ct 1@1A V cent per month. First
class mortgages ut 10 " cent. per annnm, and
second grade entirely nominal
We Learn that at a meeting to-day OF the Board
al Liquidation Of the State debt, it was resolved
that NO bonds or obligations in litigation shall
Supreme Court of the State. This resolution il
il understood was passed as an evidence that the
board 10 determined to do justice to all parties in
the premises. We also learn that the disagree
aents between the State Fiscal Agent and the
State Treasurer are in fair way Of adjustment,
ard that it is anticipated that they will no longer
defer the funding OF the State debt.
Gold opened at 1O9s@ll0s, against 1897 at
New York, and after limited business closed at
l10@110}, against 40 in that market. The
4 1901, $1,000 at sl1Ot, and $4,000 and $1,000 at
llD}
No sales Of Silver were reported. American half
dollars we're still quoted at lO43@lO5!, while
Mcxican dollars ruled at 1O9s, or u cent lower
than Gold at New York.
Under the course Of Gold and bills at New York
Sterling Exchange was about 40 u cent high
ar The only sales reported were $500 Al clear
~ 0.J44, ana 9l6OO Dank at the counter at 80 ~.
Francs continued scarce, and no sales we're
reported.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at 5.330l
5.& for bill Of ladng and Al clear, and $500 80
for bank, and francs nominal at 4.72A for private
ard entirely nominal for bank
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange were
rather limited, and with moderate demand
rates were unchanged. The sales Of New York
sight amounted to $4,000, embracing, $4,000
commercial at 1 y cent premium, and SO, 900
and e90,0 900 private bankers at 9-32.
The banks continued to check on New York at
p cent premium, and commercial sight was
sril quoted at {@5-16.
No sales Of Stocks were reported to-day
The 6ales OF Bonds included 5000 City Gold
Tearing Seven Per Cents at 49,, $1,000 at 49,,
and $1,000 at 49,. They closed at 4s@4s4.
Nothing trsnspired in City Scrip. City Appro-
isiat,on Certificates and Metropolitan Police War
rants were still quoted at about 81, and Time Ger
ti6cates OF 1878 at 50.
No sales Of State Warrants were reported
They are still quoted nominal at 3OGs32 for large
31087 for medium, and 38@s4O for small.
NOTA-In the unsettled condition OF the mar
ket, quotations must be to great extent con-
adhered nominal, especially for bank and insur-
x0ce shares. which are neglected, and when
forced Oh, sell at irregular prices.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-18
THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Saturday Morning, July 10, 1874.


1t was warm in the sun yesterday but, thank,
to fine breeze from the south, it was delight
fully cool in the shade.
Business on the landing was brisk for the sea
son.
The John b. Maude left for st. Louis last even
ing. with q splendid trip of both freight and pas
sengers. One item of freight was 200 bales OF
cotton from Cairo, from which point it will 60
East.
The river yesterday at this point was II fee,
below the high water of 1871.
From telegram received yesterday by Messrs.
SinnOtt l. Adams we learned that the Texas left
Shreveport yesterday, and will arrive in time to
leave for Jefferson, Shreveport and way landings,
on Tuesday, 2lst inst. at 5 P. M.
We refer our readers to q special notice of the
steamer Bastrop in another column.
The Willie, from Camden, will be found at the
landing this morning.
The Same This elegant low water packet
came to the landing yesterday morning, looking.
in her suit Of white paint, ~ handsome as now
made bride. Capt. Dick binnott, her popular
commander, has spared neither pains nor expense
to place the Sabine IN tip-t0p order, and to-day
she il, beyond doubt, the finest and best appoint
waters.
Sine will leave for Grand Ecore, Alexandria and
all way landings, Tin place Of the Bart Able,)
every Saturday during the low water season.
Her officers are, Capt. Il. Sinnott commander
Geo. G. Hamilton chief clerk. assisted by Messrs
Alex. Frazer, Tom Dowty and Robt Whitmore
Her steward, Vic Fisher, . veteran on the river
land OF the late war, is too we'll known from his
with many of our Fl st class packets
70 need a single word of praise from our pen.
EsWember the Sabine leaves positively to-day.
at 5R-2I., and every Saturday hereafter until
further nsltice. - p ~ 74z Hfk
The Lot, hs No. 8, Capt. Dave Daniais, arrived
yesterday \morning with fine trip. She leaves
IN return tip at 5P. NJ. Tuesday, 2lst inst, for
;,N.,.TsSE, SlVssepoit aud all landings interme-
In consequence Of having to make few ne |
,essary repeas, Tine BastroP was unable to leave |
asst evening. She goes to-day without fail
Inc regular Ouachita packet Garry Owen. \
APT n bouchnau. v. q. Entriken, cleak, leaves |
u O'Clock thu evening, fur Camden ami III way
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Friday Evening, July II, 1874
(xITwTON

The sales to-day were confined to 900 bales at
irregular prices, especially for the lower grades,
tint without showing any quotable variation for
tho day, although to cover the increasing weak
ness q the past three days, we modify our quo
tations ~ below. We give also the Exchange
A9ures and report ~ follows:
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vIcKsBURG AND THR RENDs.

FOR VICKSBURG. OFF a. 4
Leaves every SATURDAY., Ct s pm
,@M FOR VlCKSBURG, PAL.NYRA
Lake Lake, Grand Gulf St Joseph, RodSsys
-, Waterproof Eatchez, Fort kda5os dasss
River, Hogs Point, Tunica, bayou sara IP1rt Hnd.
son Baton Rouge, Pla4uemine, Donaldscmv,iia. NJ
an aiicdiate landings the splendid passen9sy
Gov. Allen. 10 G.-lui ~ q.
}: w. Benson, master X A Or. 49, s
M ieAVe az above connecting at Vickshuru WITH ehs
steamer LUCY KERN for Yazln ami T.}3ah.seh;a -
and LIZZIE for Sunf0wer River p .F-T'IE7' = y
TOT freight ,1 Or passage apply On boan1 Or 70 /
JoHN JANSEY. Agent lit Cousuou a
my22 tt HITE CABIN, TchoupitouIas =.
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LST-FOUND.

g TOLEN- NO. 96S FOR ONE
- hundred and sixty shares of ordinary stock OF
THE LOUISIANA LEvEE COMPANY.
dated May Is, 1872 issued to ALBERT G. PHELPS.
Parties are cautioned against negotiating for the
same as application has been made for reissue.
THOS. l. DIX,
iv3 I'm Secretary and Treasury Levee Co.