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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-03
WEATHER, BUSINESS, ETC,

The weather yesterday very clustering and
windy, and made it very unpleasant the cloud of dust
created on the levee very disagreeable. and a
slight shower of rain would have been beneficial in
dispelling it; the sun remedy penetrating dus
il he day and provoked rain very much bu it a |
ended in dust, and the ng closed clear til the
wind fro the southwest.
b. siness general thing was cd yeSterd y,
nearly all the depart packets had good cargoes
freight ana + If lists OF passengers. Tie tributary
packets were well provided tor and any individual
dis Elimination would be almost out of the question,
as all had uoue WELL and we're they obtaining eq ,iva-
lent prices might speak exuiing of their pros
poets for fair return for the risks they rgo but
at present, the prices ruin lusly low for up
fret hts and lit for them to loan with in return
that We fear many of them will fall tar short of max
a million of dollars, but we hope the good time Will
yet come when our boanent will reap the rich harve
they well deserve.
The river marks last evening denoted only fifteen
tenths below the high water gua5e o. 1871.
Nothing new IN freg t tar ifs.
DEPARTURES.
Gov. Allen for Vicksburg Lissie aylor for Grand
Ecore Sc ma for Shrt veporf B. L. H dye for Ba ON
Rouge Glencoe for ST. Louis Mary Houston for Louis
ville Fleta for Bayou Macon Garry Owen for Camden
Mary Ida for Lower Coast. Gladiola for Mi i1en
BOATS TO ARRIVE.
Katie from vicksburg. Lizzie Hopkins and Henry
Tete from Bayou Lafourche. W. s. Pike from Red
River Landing, Marie aud Empi from Lower Coast.
adish johnson from Opelousas Lotus No. from
-hreveport, Qua hita Bell from Camden, Exporter
from Cincinnati.
If any of our steamboat friends desire TO smoke
finest sned best OF tobacco, let them call on Capt
Dave Harkns, It the Cont email No. Carondeet
street aud they Il be supplied with the best, and
Iatronize worthy old steamboatman.
DEPARTURES FOR TODAY
La Peile Capt. VI. N. Wood, for her grand excur-
sion trip to the Bonnet Ca crevasse, at M.
DEPARTURES FOR MONDAY.
". s. Pix, Cant. j. j. Brown. clerk Jas. F. Muse.
for Ped River Landing.
Henry Tete. apt. A. Dusas. clerk s. s. streck
AID the LIZZIE HopKins. Capt J. F. Auc in, clerk +.
A. Cbarlet, for you Lafour he.
From the Memphis Register, OF the 2s;h. we CLEAN
the following information, which will doubt be
read with interest by some of our readers
"Capt. j. Frank Hicks, of the Belle Lee, came
down by rail yesterday from St Louis, to stay a
week with his frianis here He brought his knit.
ting and dinner along and won't go back until there
better pr, spects for business ALI Grssom late of
the John B. Maude may al be include in the arri-
walls, and he undoubtedly will ornament with his
presence the Office of the Belle Lee when next she
starts South. that's settled upon, he is just the
chap that can bring business to the b at"
The regular excursion boat La Belle Capt. N. n
Wood with everything to make the "Trip . pie SAINT
and agreeable one to her patrons leaves this day ct
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Car0ndelet Street Gossip.

A very interesting question was pro
pounded en- the flags yesterday in relation
to the outstanding Indebtedness Of the State
In the shape of new State warrants. 1t il
a well known fact that something like
81, 900 to 100000 of these obligations are
vet to be withdrawn from public gaze. Now
the question arises, what has become OF thu
considerab BILE amount DO financiers pro
pose to deposit the same III Their pam
boxes and await materidt rise IN theil
market valne? Or, have we again to wit
ness and chronicle what HAS almost pass"t
from the memory Of stock jobblns manipu
lators, to wit: a ring! Our Information
leads us to believe that the latter specula
ton is the most probable.
How easy it is to quietly purchase at, say
seventy-five cents on the dollar. but how
difficult for one, not in The business, to hand
in the same and receive from the State the
face value in cash as an equivalent. We do
propose to impugn the motives of the gen
tlemen who have interested themselves to
the extent of twenty-five per cent. profit, Il,
admiration cannot be expressed at the quiet
manner in which these State obligations
have been eOrReyed.
1t is well that our national banks have
strengthened their reserves to meet the
keen exam laton Of Mr.. Tolmadge, the
United States National Bank Examiner, and
when he has completed his annual task,
their is but little doubt that our banking in
stitutions which are subjected to his scru-
tiny will be found in most healthy condi-
ton, taking into consideration the disas-
trous business, season through which they
have all past.
Notwithstanding the marked depreciation
Of bank stocks in the open market, we can
safely assert that a glance at the monthly
statements, which will be published shortly,
will clearly indicate and moreover warrant
a material change foH the better in figures
on fully the majority Of the list.
Consolidation Of banking institutions who
have proved by their misfortunes and limit
with profit to stockholders, has long been a
topic of discussion amongst fnanciers. Why
is it that these minor banks, of which there
are not less than five in this city, have APP
parently given up an object which will not
only reflect credit upon themselves, but
prove source of profit, while as they
now stand are only productive of loss to
those who have invested their means in the
enterprise
Consolidation is the only alternative to
total destruction, and it would be well that
more serious action be taken ere it be too
late!
Past experience has proven the falicy of
continuing in this course. What is needed
in this community is not ten banks with
capitals of 100000 or 100000 each, but a
few institutions, who by their ample means
are capable of nesting the demands and
making the necessary advances to carry on
q trade such as New Orleans boasts.
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The Courts.
Sixth District Court.

MesFrs John B. Cotton and j. Q A. Fellows have
each filed petition against Chas Clinton represent
ing that the latter is justly indebted to them severay
for the amount OF $500 balance due fees of 5000
for services rendered by petitioners in defending said
Clinton in the suit instituted against him on or about
December IL, 1873, by aemms Mott, in this court.
The suit entitled J. Bouron, ct al, McC. jones'
ct al on the docket for trial
The various petit oners all sue 70 recovery of GER
tain Of which they have been defraud d by de-
PENDANT and they look TO his securities for redress
VIM. Nee Jones' late notary in this city, executed
the 2sth of July. 1869. in conformity to law, his
bond in favor of the Governor Of the State, with
Sam S. Green and Edward H. Wilson as sureties,
each for the of twenty fve hundred do lass, as
pledge for the athful discharge of his duty no.
tary pub ic. SamI s. Green has since died. and the
petitioners claim that his the names being
given IN the petitions) and VIM Mcc Jones are n
s0iido idcbed to them for the mount of which they
have been defrauded by said McC. Jones.
1t would seem that VIM. Me-. Jones, as notary, had
executed various and several mortgage notes, and
having placed them the market. forged duplicates
aud obtained money thereon as orig mails from the
various petitioners. whose names, with amount
claimed by each we here append:
Philip Bouron, $500; Workingmen's Accommoda-
ton tauk $3.50; WIN. Jordai, $500; Mrs. Widow b.
German. $1,000; Jcbn H. Gardner, 1924.
One of three things: McJoEes must either have
beea i'll very straitened cir umsances, afflicted with
kleptomania idiot: for surely no nan would
willingly brand himself with the name of forger and
thief for SO paltry sum as S23Si unless he could,
with proprety, be classed under one OF tie three
headings above mentioned.
Had the amount been millions, the action would
have been none the less blameabe; yet, to weak
human might have uLdert cd that in these
days o. public demora ization and depressed moral
standing the temptation might have been very strong
b Il for 5 1884 to become y f-on-for shame Justtia
fiat. etc. Unfortunately McJones is non est nventus
and his surtes may have to bear the burden OF his
faults
Superior District Court.
THE LEvEE COMPANY IN COURT.
The Louisiana levee Company has had . petition
filed against it in this court by Drs. Beard an Chop
pin. the Crescent plantation, for SIS.
manages, for loss caused them by the overflow re-
sulting from the Hickey Aorganza and Point Mansir
Crevasses. Tue petitioners hold the company respon
sibe for damages the ground that it is part OF its
contract to keep the evees CT this state in such con-
dton protect private and public property from
nundaton, and this has failed to do in this case OF
their above mentioned plautaton.
Second District Court.
Successors opened in tn Court those OF
Michael Kennedy. Jose Gras and Mrs. Catharine
Howes.
Fourth District Court.
Judge l. nch will resume his seat on Monday, his
complete recovery being expected by that time.
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MONETARY.

! New Orleans Clearing House, April 25 1874
| The Money market is dull in every department Tie
offerings OF approved paper continue Hight, both III
bank and the street, and are readily accepted but
such paper is On the street frstclass COM
mercal paper is easily done at our Inside quotations
We notice large amount of idle capital seeking ill.,
vestment but holders extremely cautious and
will on'y negotiate gtedge paper, or invest in unex-
ceptionable securities We continue to quote first
class paper with collatera's at 9&lO p cent per
annum, without at 11@l2 per month, AL at 1@I1a
per cent per mouth, second grade at q There ere
scarcely any trausa tOns ia Mortgage paper. First
class still rules at 10 p cent per annum, while
nothing is reported in secondclass on which to base
any quo atoms.
later in the visit this than usual has been here
for some days for the purpose of investigating the
National Banks and has already examined two and
common ed on third to-day.
Gold opened at ll24@112sl. against llS at New
1925. against 1l27s in that market. The sales
confined to $40 COO embracing 20 at 1124. $1,000
1915, 5000 at ll2ss@1l2a4. and 5000 and $500 at
112A.
No sales of Silver reported. American half dol
lars now quoted at 1O71a@lS1a, and Mexican dol
ars at 110@111.
in the day at New York, Sterling Exchan"e tell off,
and close a sh .de lower the outside quotations
for both bank and commercial. The market was dull
and the sales confined to $4,000, embracing fIG0
and f4nOO bill Of ladng at 545, E 900 and $4,000
AL clear at 49, and fIOOO bank the counter at So
Francs unchanged, the market closing at yes
terdays rates The -ales Included 49, 900 commercial
at As y and 100, 900 AT =.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at 5.44a@
545, for bill of ladng and AL clear and 800 for
bank and francs at 63s.@462s for private, and
nominal at 4.59 "a, for bank
The offerings of Domestic Ex "hange of fair
extent and with moderate demand commercial
ruled a shade lower. The sales of New York sight
covered slS7 900, embracing S06G and S25 600 COM
mercial, and SIS, O00 private bunkers at q z cent
discount 50 1000 and 100000 commercial ID $4,000
private bankers at l6 $4,000 private bankers and
$50 900 bank at a. and $230t0 bank: early, at 1872
The banks continued to check on New York at ar
but commercial sight quoted at i4@2s T. cent
discount against SIC yesterday.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in Stocks.
City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents sold az fur
ther decline, bu- exhibited stealness later i'll
day and closed with slight upward ten len and
in bet reqp St they closed at 5l@51l.. The sales
amounted to s25 000 embracing 5000 at d. $4,000 and
$1,000 at 81 4. and $1,000 $1,000 and SO 900 at 5a
In City Appropriation Certificates noticed sales of
$4,000 small at 63. They quoted at the close at
621163
Nothing transpre in Metrop Titan Police Warrants.
which also quoted at 620163.
The sale of state Warrants incu ed $40 900 ia
al amounts at Al for large and ~ for medium at the
close large still quo ed at 40@41; medium at
426I 49, and small at 45@50.
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EXPORTS.

LIVERPOOL-Per ship Andean-190S bales cotton
80. 900 bushels corn i'll bulk
LIvERPOOL-Per bark Cost Adler-l2, 900 slaves
$40 pcs timber
LlvERPO iL-Per bark Sirio-1S47 bales cotton
QUEBEC-Per ship SOU ,ndo-4165 slaves
BORDEAUX-Per bark Jeanne-66 600 slaves
GREYT ,MN-Per schooner Maud-S5OO feet lumber
33 oak knees.
REVAL--"er ship Ella Southard-2 80 bales cotton
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Reance--l000 sacks
30 casks bacon $50 bbls -four 25 bbls whisky 80
bbls pork 200 bbis bread and sundries
NEW YORK-Per steamship Miss sspp'-1087 bales
cotton 26 bales hair 200 sacks 1884 hides bales
80 hhds iron 24O bdls hides 60 bales 2 hhds
bacco Il bales DOL bales hides 5000 specie SKIS
wool 500 bbs rice and sundries
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The Supreme Court of the United States
has recently decided that national bank
stock must all be taxed where the bank is
located. Chief Justice Waite delivered the
opinion which reverses the ruling of the court
below, that under the Illinois Constitution
stock owned in the State should be taxed
where the owner resides
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RED kIV IL.

WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. M.
For Fort DE ssussey, Barbin's.
l&Salsf Norman's alexandria, Mouth of Cane
-. river Montgomery, Grand Ecore ami al}
" ay iandings-
Leslie Taylor.
r. Sinnot, mast r. John Hernn, assist master;
q. w. Drown, 81 TX
Particular attention paid way and plantation busi
ness. For freight or p ssaoe apply on board, or to
SlNNOII n ADAMS,
j Z. CARLIN : Agents.
apis If BRllTON 4 EPPLER,
~ For Jefferson, Shreveport and
all way landings-The fine and fast pas
sAna&-ES niger steamer
selma,
Thornton Jacobs master, Tom Jacobs, clerk.
TN pla of steamer Southwestern.)
Regular Packet.
caves on SATURDAY, May 2, at P. NJ. positively.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
UKGE PkGRAM,
LOG Common street, Agent.
BRITTON 4 EPPLER, lUG Common street.
GEO. d. HITE, Tchoupitoulas street.
j. E. CAkLIN, 5 Delta street. APPS If
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ATTAKAPAs AND ATCH

FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA
Leaves OIL TUESD Ny, May 5, al P. NJ.
~ For SimspOrt, Ch urchville ana
l&AliAtsS all landings the Atchafalava River,
Bayou Chene, Pattersonville, Centreville,
Franklin, Clarendon. Jeanerette New iberia, Fausse
Ponte, st. Martinsyille, and all landings Bayou
Teche-The light draft passenger steamer
Ida,
J. P. FOrgay. master A. Meynier, clerk.
will leave as above. For freight passa apply
ard or to J. 4. CARLIN, Delta street.
n.y1
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Kilkenny and friend. city " D Bradley, st Louis
Simon vnd wifi, PeenJ BOdwall, Clinton
r Davonhern NY Nathan Borhun, NY
Wicks, Galveston G Nashard, Nj
CITY HOTEL.
A Fraser, ste mer Sabine w Crug, steamer 6abi-
E4lar anu ladS 70 Null en- ane lady
. Hai rington. Miss JE king, st Louis
Estes, jefferson JW Moore Jeft rson
Jam jackson do John Jackson, do
A Melyeu, Houston CT DuwaIds, d la
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LOWER COAST.

LOWER COAST U. 8. MAIL EXPRESS PACKET.
Leaves Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 9 A. M.
For Pilot Town, Southwest
Pass, and all Coast landings The fast ex-
press U. g. Mail steamer
Marie.
w. s. Bassett, master,
will leave above, punctually ON just below Canal
street Terry landing; returning every Wednesday and
Saturday Passengers taking TINS boat arrive their
destination without delay, she runs schedule,
me- Makes all landings to Fort Jackson in daylight.
ap21-1m
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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 my efforts their
cause will merit their patronage. Respectfully.
JAMES KERR JR
Office at Canal street ferry landing office.
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Ships.
Steamships.
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.

PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
SEMI-MONTHLY LINE,
Carrying the United States Mails
Juniata, j. w. Catharine, Commander. 1900 tons.
YazoO, L. D. Barrett, Commander. 1870 tons.
To sail FRIDAY, May Is, at 8 AN.
EA. The fine AL steamship
S4ilEA4k 1AZsO,
L D Barrett Commander,
will leave her wharf, opposite Jackson Square, az above
Passage to Havana United States $3S
Passage to Philadelphia. ...................... Sc
Through tickets issued to New York. 50
Freight for Liverpool, An werp and Bremt n taken
by lne through bills of lading given for
For freight or passage, apply to
EDW. A. YORKE, Agent,
mh26- If Cor. Carondelet and Gravier streets.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning May g. 1874 I
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR SATURDAY, MAY
!, AT P. NJ.
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SUNDAY morning, May }
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Mississippi, Crowell for New YORK
Britt h st .amship Andean, Miller for Liverpool
Lowell Il Bailey
Norw bark Cost Adler, Hansen for Liverpool
Decan, Zerega &co
British bark sirio. Berk, for Liverpool
Ocean, Zerega eco
Britt h ship squando, Driver for Q ,ebec- Master
Norw bark Jeanne, Hauff for Bordeaux
MeeKer, Knox 4 Shultz
Ship Ella sonthard. Wordsworth, for Reveal
Lowell & Bailey
Schooner Locke, schriver for Bonacco in bal
last Master
schooner Maud, Constable for Greyown, Nicaragua
Steamer Reliance, Re, d. for Pensacola Master
Arrived
Ship Sciota Mitchell SO days from Havre in ballast
to Miller &co-Pont
TowBOATs.
the bar 3Oth utImo, barks Wild Hunter, Harriet
Hickman and Maria Catharina-brought up ship
Sciota
STEAMBOATS.
Empire Jeanfreau from Lower Coast
Rensiey, Ende lee. from Lower Coast
BelOw-C0ming Up.
Schooner W Bradley. Baxter 20 days from Boston,
Schooner Robt Ruff, Routen, days from Havana,
to master
Below Waiting Orders.
Ship Havre, Terkelsen, from London Feb I, to
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MEMPHIS.

FOR MEMPHIS.
Leaves EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY at s p. N.
For Memphis, Vicksb urg, Nat
l&a44A chez, and all plantation and bend land.
- ings-
John b. Maude,
John F. Nsel, master-Alf. Grissom clerk,
eINNOTr l. ADAMS, IL Commercial place.
W. II. BOFINGER, 1O4 Common street.
Tie above boat will give through bills of ading to
all points Arkansas and White Rivers and over the
arkansas Central Railroad to clarendon, giving
through tickets East at reduced rates. mh25
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, !
SATURDAY EVENING, May 2, 1874. 4
COTTON

The sales to-day confined to 6s5 bales taken by
four brokerage uses. mostly of the medium and
lower grades at easier prices but not requiring any
reduction in quotations. We give ais the Ex-
change figures as below:
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MOBILE.

LEAVES TUESDAY MAY S, at 2 P. M.
~ For Mobile, from New Canal,
s=s& Julia street.-The fire lake steamer
Robt. OTIS Master Jas. G.. Stewart, Clerk.
Connecting with Alabama Ri. steamers. For
freight or passage apply to
SISNOTr l. ADAMS,
my3 IL ,ommerciar Place.
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"93" "93" '93." BY Victor Hugo, at
Xain Co =, 10 CAna' street.
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New Or ans fooi inches below high water mark
of 1871. NELSON GoRoM,
Signal Service Observer.
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Steamboats,.
UPPER MIssIssIPPI.

ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MER-
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE,
r. Giving Through Tickets to
l@s911oe Boston, New York. Philade phia, Balti-
more. Washington City, Buffalo Pitts
burg Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville and
EXCURSION TICK ETS TO ST. PAUL.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS
Will leave below at O'Clock P NJ
SUSIE SILVER.
D. H. Silver, capt in; J. s. Lehmer, clerk;
TUESDAY, May 5.
JAMES HOWARD,
B. R. Pegram, captain; J. II. Chassaing, clerk;
SATURDAY, May g.
Issuing usual, Through Bills of Lading in
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West
J. L. WOODS CO., General Agents,
my1 124 Gravier street.
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Don't you know it See advertisement
concert. May s.
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MARINE NEWS.

George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New Orleans Bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Sunday Morning, May g. !
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Below Waiting Orders.
hip Havre Terkelsen, from London Feb Z, to mas
ter
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