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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-28
Varieties.

A scientific friend who has been read
ing, with great patience, an exhaustive
treatise on the velocity of light" says
that he now knows how it is that his gas
bill runs up so rapidly.
4 witty moralst says that ''many man
thinks it's virtue that keeps him from
turning rascal, when its only a full
stomach One should be careful, and not
mistake potatoes for principles"
A snob in Saratoga complains of some
cheeky members of the crews in canvas,
shoes and blue uniforms intruding Them
selves in the parlors and bathrooms among
ladies and gentlemen who are in evening
dress.
A London correspondent writes: by
the way, it is rather odd-but have not
seen in any English paper word of com
ment on the marriage of Mr.. Sartoris with
daughter of the President of the United
States"
The Grangers who occasionally patron
ize our city restaurants pay no attention
to the colored gentlemen who attempt to
provide them with seats. They don't
want any 'middle men" between them.
and the waiters--Post and Mall.
A Kalamazoo Judge went to ncighbor,-
ing town to see a man, and telegraphed
back to his wife: Have found Garland;
won't he home in week" When the
dispatch reached her it read, "Have found
girl and won't be home in week" Here
let us draw a veil.
D oc
versity have adopted plan for the ac-'
commodation of students without the III
PRODUCTION of the dormitory system. They
intend to build eight cottages, costing two,
thousand dollars each, which will be rent
ed to clubs, but not to individuals
"My dear" said wife, looking up
from her newspaper, "what is the differ
ence between 'collusion' and collision"
"Oh, responded the husband, 1T is simply
the difference between and t." "Oh,
retorted the wife, land the same differ
ence exists in your answer, which is
more ingenious than Ingenious"
The Boston Po looks at charity in
business way. 1t says: Baroness Mayer
de Rothschild and her daughter are putfed
for their generosity because they haye Civ
en- So, 500 to Il charitable institutions; but
if q man worth st 900 had given 10 CENTS,
quite as large proportion of his pos
sessions, who would have wasted the ink
to record it,"
At Elmira, n. Y, recently, young
lady named Ruth Nanettan, from Auburn.
N. Y, was killed at Watkins Glen, by
falling down "a precipice near the en-
trance She lost her footing and slipped
through between the lower rails Of the
railing and the ground. She fell dis
tance of ninety-five feet and was almost
literally dashed to pieces. She was with
an excursion party from Auburn
We were told by celebrated naval Of
ficer the following aneedote: On one of
his cruises the sailors saw comet and
were somewhat surprised and alarmed at
its appearance. The hands met and APP
pointed committee to wait upon the
commander and ask his opinion Of it,.
They approached him and said:
1--WE want to ask your opinion, your
honor" ~
"well my hoys what is II aboutr
"We want to enquire about that thing
up theres'
NOW, before answer you, let no
know what you think Of its,'
"Well, your hr - tallo
al over, and wssnr1l| -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-22
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, FRIDAY, MAY o. 1874
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schooner Wren-25 cords
wood to master
Rv Railroad.

BAYOU LaCOMBE-Per schooner Wren-25 cords
wood to master
BY Railroad.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Nav 2l-25 hhds sugar to Bruce 4 Wogan-24 do to
Robert Hare-2 bbls sugar 5 bales cotton Wilt 4
col do Beer-2 McWams &co-15 A Mouton-
II w Burbridge &co-1 A Tertrou-1 Geo Lazar-l
Beraud Gibert--and snndries to order--Total, ~
hhds sugar 80 bales cotton
NEW UhLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS Raj :
ROAD May 21-7 bales cotton to Jno Phi lips &co-
T Hardie Gco-'00 pkgs tobacco Spiro Velt-I5
do WacEerbarth Joseph-20 do LIE Gerce &co-1i
hhds tobacco E Wilson Mills-l44 sacks peas TO
order-10O bbls lime Snodgrass-l1 bales domestic
cases do W II Letchford &co-4 dc Brazelmaa Al.
ams-3 cases mdse L (iodchaux--l Booth
E Roger &co--1 iIales--l Wallace &co-1 Mrs
Darcy r NJ 4 Montgomery-3O6 bbls lime to
Langley Machio &co-7 crates cabbage Lambeth
bdls paper E G Palmer &co-3 boxes soap MaSln-
mis- Sons-4 firkns butter Russell Halls bbls Blue
lick water Isaacson Seixss &co-3 bb's liquor Com
magere 4 II bales wool Wilkerson Jr--34
boxes mdse W Tompkins-14 Flash, Lewis &co-lO
bbls turpentine D Marks 4 Son--2 sacks Sool 20
cCdffrry-12 bbs potatoes Clark Ne der--lS
pkgs mdse Cadillon-and sundries to order-Total,
bales cotton p hhds tobacco "A sacks peas 1876 pigs
tobacco 100 bbls lime
by Telegraph
GALVESTON, May 21.-Arr, Craftsmanship Whitney
from B ashear; bark Mandarin from Jamaica Clear
ed-Schooi st. George for Tampico SAiled-'tean n
ship Whitney for Brashear schooner kobt. Ruff for
Havana.
SOUTHWEST Pass May 81. 6 P. M-Barometer 29.7O
Wind W. st, fresh No arrivals or departures.
NEW YORK. Way 21.-Arived: state of Virginia
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LOst-EOatnd.

r OST-A CERTAIN CHECK, BEING NO.
/ D5j drawn by J. Caldwell Pierce, on the Hiberna
National Bank of New Orleans of date february 1864
TwentyF Five Dollars and Fifty Gems TO the order
OF J. NJ Burgueres The public is cautioned against
negotiating ior said check. as payment thereof ha
b. en- stopped JULES NJ. BURGu1ERES
New Orleans, May %. 1874. mA22 3t*
IT OST OR MI~LAID.-THE FOLLOW
ing described Certificates OF Scrip, issued by the
Merchants Mutual In urauce Company of this CITY, in
the name of the undersi 1ned, viz:
No. ITO, year l. 63, for $40.
No. 1877. year 1864, fer $50.
No. 1916 year 1866, for $50.
(s) No. 1888, year 1867, for 11o.
No. 1908. year 1868. for $50.
No 2O93, year 1868. 10.
No. 1873. year 1864, for 100
No. l413. year 1865, tor 100.
The public are warned OF to buy trade for the
same, as application has been made to the co npan!
Tor duplicate certificates in their stead.
CLAUDIA l. FERGUSON.
New Orleans May IA, 1874. my Is I'm
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(By telegraph
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. Nav 21-Evening -rotton closed dull;
Middngs lsa,@i9ls. Sales today $50 bales. Net
receipts 797 gross 500 Futures closed firm. Sales
IL, 200 bales June II 2e32@l7 10 l6, July Is 1890
10 7-l6, August 1s4@1S % 49, September Is li-32.
bid
Flour dull and dropping, common to fair extra
Sc 25M7 10; good to choice 81 l5dll Wheat he Wy,
lc lower little inqu ry, 81 5sdl GO for winter red
Western. Corn a shade better, moderate demand.
Office quiet and uuching' d. Sugar dnll without
decided cnange. Rice Iet and steady Tallow quiet.
Pork s IL for new and quie Lard fl iner, IL Ito
Whisky qui t, 97a. Freights firmer. ett1n by
steam, 3-16N1 a.
iScIssAT1, May 21-Cotton dull Middling IS
Flour dull and unchan ed Wheat ull and lower;
81 IS. Corn steady 7O@74. oats steady; 54@GO.
PORK firm: sale at sI8 bayer May. Lard advanced;
ste I'm nominal, kettle IL a@ll2i. Blu meats-de-
mand fair, mark firm; shoulders go, clear "a, clear
clear rib 10 clear 10@1p1a. Whsky-demandt fair, mar
ket firm; "a.
ST.. L us. May 2l.-Cotton dull and nominal; Mid
ding 10. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat qiiet;
Nc spring Chicago 81 251s; No. red wner 81 40.
Corn dull; No mixed 81, track aud in elevat n;
white and mixed 77t9SO. Oats dull; No. 53d54. on
49, held higher at close Dry salt meats strong; little
doing. Bacon strong; but buyers are not disposed
to take hold /; only jobbing trade. Lard-good H.
LOUISVILLE May 21.-Cotton quiet; ddiing 17s.
Flour and Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet;
8i6Gs6. Oats quiet; 62@65. Me g pc k sls 49, BAG n
quiet and unchange Sugar cured hams l31s@l3,
plain 124. Bulk meats-shoulers 6ss. clear rib 81,
clear %. La l2@12A. Whisky 81.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-Flour dull and nominal. Wheat
dull and unsettled; NJ Chic 60 spring. 81 2f; No
spring. 81 221s@l 22a4. Corn closed steady: No
mixed, 62l4; high mixed. 64@64h Oats dull and
lower; No. 2. 474@47a. Pork advanced to ST 90,
and closed 10 Oft best prices. seller June. Lard, H.
Bulk meats-De aud fair; shoulders 614@61a; short
rib middes, ga; clear mddles, ga loose. Whisky
quiet and easier at 94@94ls.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. May 81, $50 ?. M.-cotton-sales OF
Uplands nothir below Low Middlings shipped May
and June, So do deliverable July August, 7-16;
sales OF Orleans, nothing below Low Middngs. de-
liverable July AMI August 1l-16. B,eadstuffs firm
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WEATHER, BUSINESS, ETC.

WEATHER. BUSINESS, ETC.
The weather srerday was, II anything, warmer
The dust and heat Of our river front is almost past
endurance.
The last reports from he Mississippi and it's tribu
Capt Dave Jacks n, the salt king shipped 800 sacks
salt on the Maria Louise for Shreveport yesterday.
The Commonwealth left the wharf yesterday for the
purpose Of taking on board 600 hhds sugar.
The Henry G. Yaeger from $ Louis, C. B. Church
from Cincinnati, W. s. Pike from Fishers Landing.
ana Bastrop from amden were amongst the arrivals
yesterday. Full manifests of the cargoes will be
found il our marine column.
The departures yesterday embraced the Marie
Louise tor Red River. Ouachita Belle tor Camden.
and Frank Par oud for the be- DIS.
No change i'll rates since our last report.
Com. W. J. Kountz arrived in this city yesterday.
He looks as though he enjoyed the best OF heath.
The Gov. Allen lin place the Natchez) is receiving
TO leave for Vicksburg and way landings at P. NJ.
The carry Owen is rec living leave Saturday at 5
The favorite Bastrop. Capt. Gus Hodge. leaves on
Sturdy at P. NJ. for Camden and intermediate
landings.
packet She is receiving this morning
The steam yacht Marie, Capt Basse'. leaves at 9
A. NJ. to-day Tor Pilot Town. carrying the Unite
States mail.
Capt Lee backs out the Gladola At p. NJ. Saturday
for Minden
day. 2 d inst, flor jefferson, Shreveport aud way
Business improved somewhat on the Ian ling yes,er-
day he Pargoud Ouichi Belle and Maria Louise
W. re busy engaged receiving during the greater part
of the day.
The repairs to our steamboat landing have not vet
been made "a stitch in time, etc., Mr.. Lewis would
work wonders.
The favolite passenger packet Empire. Oliver Can
ton Jr clerk leaves at 10 4. NJ. { day Tor Fort
Jackson aud all landings intermediate on the lower
coat
The Henry Ames. from st. Louis, will arrive to
day.
1t ms of news the steamboat landing.
We are pleased to be able t not that those two
tanned the TO ce aid their old bea the upper
landing during the recent reduct on OF the
force
In our advertising columns will be found the adver
tisement of the N xon Hote'. at Biloxi, sis1 con.
Quoted by entlrmen Entirely Of the river frat rhty =
j. J. Dodd, who been long known in our lver
crc q as If III, st accomplished clerks, nd
NJ ryan Brown Of eur most accomplished
mates We commend them to the patronage of tn e
community at large.
by telegraph
CINCINNATI, May 2l-Rver 10 feet and falling.
W. ather ii, ar and rmer.
EVANSVILLE. May 2l..-Weather chiefly clear md
cool. he river has fallen ~ incle-
PrrrsBURa. May 2l.-Rivtr feet inches and about
stationary. Weather sho very aud cool.
LOUISVILLE. ay 2i.-Ibe yer lie falling; 9 feet
incHes cana. feet inches in the chute
Weather c ear aud cool. The canal go work
ing oder again. Passed up: sher ock AM Exporter
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Exports.
KEY WEST VIA FLORIDA pORTs-per

KEY WEST VIA FLORIDA PORTS-Per steamship
Win Clyd--For Key West: 900 sacks corn Ia,
sacks oats 700 bbls -four rs talow coops poultry
50 bales moss ~ ties hams Ii bbls mOasses II, 90
shingles buds sugar suDdres
BRE aEN-Per ship Uhland-S90 hhds tobacco 25
bales l cask bee 6l2u pc slaves
HAVRE-i er ship Vim Woodbury-ol59 bales cot
ton TAO pcs slaves
UTI LLA-Per schooner Lady Woodbury--20O0
feet lumber 6 bbls pork bbls -four 2 sacks corn
and sundries
YEA CkUZ-Per schooner Veloz Veracruzana-65
cigarettes 100 lumber So bdls shingles lot
machinery
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from New Orleans to Cincinnati. Down: Longworth,
from Cincinnati to New Orleans. The Longworth
added all the freight she wanted. he Thompson
Dean sold to-day to parties here. Capt Paul and
others bought three-fourths, Com. Dean retaining
one. fourth he boat sold at the rate Of $40 0O0.
Capt Paul will RUIZ her IS Louisville and New Or
leans packet.
ST. LOUIS May 21.-No arrivals or departures
Rixer falling. Weather cloudy and cooler.
MEMPHIS May 2l.-Wea,her clear and pleasant.
River fell "a inches Depa, ted: smoky City, fol-
Ohio River last night: Capital City, Bismarck and
Chester for st Louis Andy Baum, for Cincinnati.
vICKsBURG, May 21.-Up: Mary Alice and barges.
Pm. Down: Future City and barges, P: NJ: hn
bigley and tow, IL A. NJ Arrived: city ~ Helena,
p M Weather wa m and clear The river has
fallen inches in the last twenty four hours.
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WHISKY-Dul At 97@9Sc fr Louisiana refined
and 81 81 for choice Cincinnati Is bbs Cincint at
CORN IN BE IK-Tbe supply on hand is confined %
600 bushels. held At &c. tow Of $1,000 bushels
WHEAT IN BULK-The last sale was At 81 40 p
bushel for No. 2, but there are no orders here At
present. 1t might be quoted nominal At II Az =
bushel, though the price Is governed Dy the rate OF
cow PEAs-The receipts small, and the demand
is fair. They are retailing at s. bnsnel, ana oner
ing to arrive, at the depot at 81 IS q bnsnei. -
CORN IN SACKS-Is now IN good supply ana oul.
The sales comprise $3.50 sacks. OF which 1OOo yellow
and mixed at Sc 100 500 and 600 choice yellow at &c.
500 white at s1 100 ana leoo a, f wv cn0'e
OATS-The supply lie good and the demand mod
crate 1000 sacks sold If which 200 choice aels q &C.
O choice St Louis at &C, 200 choice Galena at 62ac,
and 800 choice at 63c q bushel. showing an easier
market for buyers.
BRAN-Is offered at 81 so p 100 10, reduction of
l5c. The supp y is fair. No ga es.
HAY-The rec, ipts small and the demand is
fair 1850 bales sold, of which 1900 prime at S2l and
80 prime at S22 p tonAshowing reduction IN
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES Pota-
toes and Onions in good demand. Inc STOCK Is
light Cabbages and Sour kront are both dul; can
bages quoted SIS p 100; Sour krout is nominal:
Potatoes are selling at $4G4 25, Onions So 2 Dol.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Are IN light su Dry
and limited demand. Western Beais are quoted q
So08 so; n ,rthern s9@9 so; Green Peas y = Dbl
DIR ED FRUIT-Not much here and very It'll &C.
mand Apples and Peaches are quoted at 1oc1s p ID
kICE-The stock comprised l2OO Dds Prices are
firm a, the demand is fair. There is no choice in
market. quote prime tLouisiana) at ssa@9c, fair
SKA SIC, ordinary 74dSc, common 7@71ac, No. 8
@51ac = tb.
COFFEE The local demand is fair. No stock in
first han 10. Dealers stock comprises 5000 bags We
quote cargo lots lair at 191aG20c gold; good 2O12@
bic; prime 211s6g22c p ID. job 10 Sc at 2Oc Tor
fair 2lc for good and &c p ID for prime.
WOOL-Clear AXE is in light supply and active de-
niand. Other descriptions dull The preference
given for clear Lake. it is cleaner and free OF bury
Clear Lake is quoted at 81 1a@i3c; Lou sana bury IA
ale; Texas bury l7@20c; Texas clear 25@27c; Mtxi-
can improved l8(plSlsc; Louisiana clear 26@21c p 10
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rived.


There were no arrivals from sea yesterday.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Allen Benson, from Vicksburg
G b Church. Patterson. from Cincinnati
Bastrop, Ho ICE, from Ouachta river
Pike Brown from Fishers Landing
H Jaeger, Burke, from st Louis
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamship Lizzie, from Pensacola
Schooner Pippo from Covngton
Schooner MO- ming Light from Blind river
Soop America, from Premier
Lugger l. ok Out, from Premier
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner La Gay, from Bay st Louis
Schooner Emma Amelia, from Tcheiuncta river
Schooner Wren, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Perseverance. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Mary Jane, from Bayou Lacombe
Schoo er geo Elke from TcIetuncta rlve'
Schooner Hattie NJ, from Bayou Lacombe
Sc looner Josephine No 2. from Tchetuncta river
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, May 81, 1874.
NEW ORLEANS CLEANING HOUSE.

The Money market is inanimate IN nearly every oe-
~ rtrnept Ire oferir continue limited, Dotn III
hank and on the street. and nothing has TRANSFERRED In
co.nmerc al paper that indicates any quotabe varia-
don in rates We still quote at 2 cent per anhuhi
Snr a lected paper, with without collaterals, 3
SalO for first class 11@12 for Al, and 1Ml1a cent
Der month for second grades. First class mort
asRes rule at 10 p cent per annum. Nothing IL re-
ported in second grade.
Gold opened at 1121s@1123s, against ll2a at Ne"
York and owing TO its scarcity closed at l12dll2s
klc higher tn yesterday against ll2ss in that mar
ist The business was quite limited, being confined
70 $4,000, embracing $1,000 at 1l214 $4,000 at 1l27s
and $4,000 and $1,000 t112K 49,,
Nothing was reported. in Silver. The market Is stu
quoted at l 7@lOS American half dollars, and
tl0t1ll1 for Mexican dollars. -
Owing to The advance in g Id at New lolk and the
nfffnesa in DONE site Exchange Sterling bills ruled
40 q rent higher at the opening for both CONNER
cial and bank, and closed at net improvement OF
80 for IKE former. The demand was iair anu the
offerings were light. Ths only sales we're f7OCO Dill
of lsding and AL clear at 5.451546, $500 bill OF
Iading at 8. 49, and 10000 first class at 461a.
Francs continuing g. arce and in request the mar
ket was auoted stilI higher than yesterday The only
sale repOi ted was Is 900 first class at 60
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at "a "a
$40 for bill OF ladng and Al clear and 4Sg 549 fo
bank and francs at 4Glh for private and nominal Tor
bank.
lin ted and the demand being fair. commercial ruled
. shade sitter, but without quoable var alton. The
sales OF New York sight covered Sl75UW, embracing
$4,000 commercial at = p cent premium s2oOoo
and $685. 90 do and $40 600 and S40 90 private bank
ers' at 9-32 and $4,000 commercial an $4,000 bank
ut SIG. We also ticed sale Of $4,000 commercial
on Boston at 3-l6.
The banks continued to check on New York at n It
cent premium. and commercial sight was quoted St
at tG5 16
No sales of Stocks reported.
Yesterday, not be ore reported 90 sNares OF Canal
Bank sold at $si SO, and 10 New Orleans Gas Lig t
Company at $14j.
The sales OF Bonds included $4,000 City Gold Bear
ing Seven Per Cents at 52af. and $4,000, 5000 and
$4,000 do at 49, which about the closing rate.
No sales repoi ted in City Scrip OF which to
ba e Quotations.
State Warrants continued dull, and were quoted
nominal at bout "A for arse as for medium and 81
for small No sales report d..
[By Telegraph
Foreign Markets.
LONDON May q, Evening.--Hullion in the Banx Of
England increased f375 900.
PARIS, May 81, Evenipg.-specie in The Bank Of
France increa sed 9 800, 900 francs.
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Wants..

WANTED-SUGARM MAKER WANTED
w sobar and in ustrous man thorough CONVEX.
SAINT with manufacture Of Sugar on open steam train
to take cd large crop.
Applications must be accompanied with satisfactory
referenc and the evidence that sugar made sold
well IN the market
Address, Box 1878 Post Office, New Orleans
my17 tt
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British ship Green Jacket, Roe, from Rio de Janeir'
March ~, in ballast, to master
Dutch bark Fritz Gundersen, from Havre March "a
to master
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Steamship VIM Clyde, Livingston, for Key West via
Cedar KEYS K Roberts
German ship INLAND, Meiners, for Bremen
Master
Ship VIM Woodbury., HERMAN, for Havre-
Norton 4 Bell
Schooner ady Woodbury., Woodbury., for Utilla--
Master
can schooner veoz yeracruzana, Basso, for Vera
Cruz NJ PUG eco
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THE CHEAPEST PLACE tn Ruv upnx
l. PIPE is at JOHN G. FILE hING's, No. IA Pow.
dras street.
Inc cheapest place to buy GAS FIXTURES in q,
JOHN q. FLENING'S, No. ls4 Poydras sire t.
lhe best place to get good GAS fitting done ia a,
JOHN @. FLEMING. No. 14a Poydras street.
apps en-
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The above statement is a correct transcript iroin
the books of the Company. .,.
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
STA OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city of y ew orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Ism DAY o.
~ ia p CHS. CUVtLLIER,
~. Ia I'm Notary Pub ic.
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Receipts Of Prod uce.

CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship Lavaca- -1313 sacks OF
peas IL bbls turpentne IS sticks cedar to order
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BrLLETIN.l
Friday. May % 1874. I
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR THURSDAY. MAY
81, AT P. NJ.
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AMctiOn N0les.
BY G. DE FERRET & CO
POSITIVE AND USRESERvED SALE WITHOUT
ANY LIMIT.
Star Saw and Planning Mill at Auction
Il wction N0les.

Star Saw and Planning Mill at Auction.
LUMBER UMBER-LUMBER
On Rampant street, between alliope and Euphrosne
streets.
DY G.. DE FERItT - CO.-JOHN G. MON
ID r Sc suctionee Office No. 50 Royal street
MONDAY, May 25. 1874, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ will be
8 i'd by public auction, on the premises, on Rampart
street, be cen Euphrosin. and al iope streets
THE WELL K >OWN ST AR SAW ND PL MING
MILL. consisting OF En.iBe, Boiler, shafts D ums
Bands, P anil Machine, Circular Saws, Sheds Build
ings etc.
Also
The entire contents OF sad nill consisting of Cy-
press AMI Pine Pianks, ~cantl NJ. sill ceilings
Flooriugs, Weatherbosrng, AIo,Il iings Dry Goots
foxes, Window aud Door lash 9. Writing d SKIS Iron
Chest and Office Furniture Mules, Carts, ETC.. etc
T.rms-Casn the spot '-
Purcha RS VIII he required to mike deposit of 10
per ceLt at tue momehtVf adjudication. myl5
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The undersigned bess Z" i",o n, ,ht
public that he is now with A. PEISER CO., import
of Crockery Glassware, Cutlery, Housed Furnish
ing Goods, etc No. "a Magazine street, between
xavier and Common, where he will be pleased to
wait upoI his friends and customers, paying specia
attention to the retail trade
Goods sold cheap at any other house in the
city. Packages delivered free Of charge.
ISID IRE LEVI,
Formerly of the firms of Levi Navra, Levi, Navra
Co.. and Geo. G. Wolf L Levi. ap24-3m
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Having taken charge Of the River Column Of this
paper beg leave to my river friends that shall
attempt carry out all my old programme, in protect
ing their interest and will at all times be pleased to
attend their wants, and hope that efforts in their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully,
JAMES KERR, il.
Office at Canal street ferry landing Office.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-22

New Orleans Jackson and Great North
ern Railroad Compa y, Freight Office, New Orleans,
La May 10, 1874 SPECIAL NOTICE CONSIGN-
EES OF COTTON AND TOBACCO-The limited yard
at the of tins company ON the Basin, Is
now entirely cupied ty Tobacco and Cotton, and no
further shipments be arranged tor delivery until
shipmt nts manifest d remOvt d.
my2O E. A. BIT RKE, Freight Agent.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-22


New Orl, ans fee 4 inches below high water mark
Of 1871. NELSON GoRoM,
Signal Service Observer.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-22
COMMERCIAL.

NEW URLEANS 10 L1IEIIN
THURSDAY EVENING, May 1874. !
COTTON.
The sales to-day mot incnd ng 115 bales additional
yesterday embraced 1850 bales at full prices for
Low Middling and the better qualities while the
lower grades were easy at previous rates. Nothing
transprlng to require any change in quotations,
We give also the Exchar &c figures ana report as