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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-05-14

CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Cabell County,
y 50: At Rules held In the Clerks once OF
the Circuit Court OF Cabell County, on the nrst
Monday in the month of May, 1874.
Josiah Brammer, Plaintiff.
vs.
A. T. Dempsey, s. W. Dempsey, ". T McQuicg-
Wm A Csmpbell. John Patterson, Henry WI
llams, Sr., late partners of the firm OF "fhpnix
Staye and Barrel Company" aud Mrs. Demp-
sey. Administrative Of Thomas A. Dempsey,
deceased.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is to compeia settlement
Of the accounts between said company and said
Brammer rs an employe ard pa tner OF said
company, and to attach the defendants estate
sufficient to pay balance Of s1,sI559 And IL
appearing from an affidavit filed with the papers
in this cause that the defendants A. T. Dempsey.
3 W. Dempsey, W. T. McQuigg, VIM. Camp
bell, John Patterson, Henry Williams, Sr., ana
Mrs. Dempsey, Administrative OF Thos. A. Delnp-
sey, decd. are nnn-residents Of the State OF West
Virginia, IL Is therefore ordered that they do ap-
pear here in one month from the trst publication
OF this order aud do what is necessary 10 protect
their interests in this suit
Teste: NJ. s TH0RNBCRG, Clerk.
GIllaspie Iaidley, Soils. May '-fw.
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OTTO
Sale of School Lands in Wayne County.

DURSUANT to decretal order Of the
L Circuit Court for Wayne county, rem
dered at the March term thereof, 1874, the
undersigned Commissioner Of School
Lands will proceed to sell, aspublic auc-
ton, at the Courthouse door Of said coun-
ty, on the first day OF the July term Of
the County Court Tor said county, 43 diff
fcrent tracts Of School lands, containing
in the aggregate 100 acres, description
OF which can be seen in my report, now
on fle.in the Clerks office Of sad county.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-fOurth OF the
purchase money to be paid in hand, and
the residue in twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving bond with good surety bear
ing legal interest from date, and lien
reserved on the land to secure the defer
rcd payments. Ii said sale be not COM
pleted on the first day to be C 'ntinued from
day today until all is sold
Il. NJ. LUTHER,
Mav.7-iw. Commissioner
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OTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: At
- Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Cabell County, on the
first Monday in May, 1874.
W. O. Hampton, Assignee Of D. Wilson
and James Andrews, partners doing
business as Wilson, Andrews & Co.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.: At
= Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court of Cabell County OH the
first Monday in May, 1874.
Edward Kenrick and Albert Cramer,
partners doing business as Kenrick Il Cra-
mer.
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Don't be Discouraged. Suppose YOU
FAVE tried nf,y remedies, and received no
benefit, Is there therefore no "balm n Gilead?"
ver,ly there is. Your liver may be congested,
Your stomach half pa alyZed, your mu, Giles knot
ted with torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your blood full OF Ihpuriiies-yet
in one week alter commencing course OF DIR.
WALSEYs VINEGAR Bl1TERs you will feel Ike
new s.eature MAY l-iw.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY,
L DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA: IS.
AT Barboursville the 18th day OF May, lSIi.-
The un iersgned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pointmsnt as assignee of J. 4. Kline, OF the tow n
of Barboursville, county OF Cabell, and State Of
West Virginia. within seid district, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Peti'lon 10y
the District Court of said District.
W. G. THOMPSON,
May 1s-tw Assignee.
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, County Of L.
Sgan. to-wit:-At Rules held IN the CleI Rs or
nee Of The County Court OF Logan county, on
Monday the 18th day Of May, 1874
The state Of West Virginia, for the use and bene-
Ut OF Logan county,
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.UTAsHINGToN CITY, VA. MID
wv LAND &GREAT SOUTHN Il. II.

wv LAND Il GREAT SUI III AZ H. ~
Double psfly Trains Between washington ana
Lynchburg North and South, Commencing
Sunday, April 10th, 1874
Passenger trains run as follows:
MAIL TRAIN.
Lave Washington daily, from the corner OF OH
and streets ar :05 a m. Alexandra I IS q. NJ
and arrive at Lynchburg 40 ?. IN. .,,r. a.
Leave Lychburg daily ut $40 u. I.' NJ, =,
Alexandria 8: as p. n. at Washington o;s4 ~
This train makes close connection, botn MOTH
and South. with Manassas Division ana warren,
ton Branch trains. and with the Chesapeake ano
Ohio trains, both East and West.
EXPRESS IRA N.
Leave washington daily excepting sunday
night, at Z :os D. m Alexandria p. m, ana al
rive Ut Lynchburg 4:5s q. M, conhecuns w.
Chesapeake and Ohio tralns, Dotn EAst Anu
Leave LynchDurg daily, excepting sa.un1sJ
night az 70 20 g. n, arrive &c Alexandra 40 D.
m ard Warrington at :3e a. m, connecupE ~ ~
Charlottesville with the CHESAPEAKE anu D Vnto
Express train to the West. Passengers Ior nI
mond, bv this train, take the Accommodation en
train at Gordonsyille, at q M, aud get 70 hicn'
Both the Mall and Express trains connect, at
Lynchburg, TO Memphis. Atlanta, New Ui ,,.,,h
ana all the Southwest, and, ut Washington, Win
trains 10 baltimore, Philadelphia and New iork
and TO the North and Northwest
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave the Junction at $50 a. m, arrive a.
Str,sburp ~ AS o. m, leave Strasburg Junction
al y. IN, rive at Manassas at 10 p, II. con,
Meeting with the main line n Washington ann ..c
North. At strasburg, go0d connections are maa &c
To Harrisonburg, Staunfon ana the vest anu W
Winchester, Harpers Ferry, &C., last. -,
Through tickets and baggage checked 70 al
prominent points. n,o,nr-s
May 1T. Geni TICKET Agent
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ASSI-MPSIT.

The object Of this suit is to recover OF the said
Defendants. the sum OF SlZ92.li, the balance
due the county Of Logan, On settlement WIN
HARRISON Blair as such sheriff for the year la6',
and in aupc,rinc hv an affidavit nlcdin this ciuse,
that the defendant Geo. ". Hagan Is ron-,esl-
dent Of this state, II is therefore ordered that
he do appear here in one month after ne date oil
the first publication Of this order. and 10 what
"a uecessaly b protect mir interest IN this suit.
Teste: JOHN CHAFIN, CLERK.
Williams. D. a. May li-4w.
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csTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,-At RpfN held
Sin the ClrrA = ON e, OF the county court oil
Logan county, On Monday the ga day Of Nay
lSIf.-
The state OF West Virginia FOR the use and
III q Io-ap county,
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Harrison Blair. late Sheriff OF Logan county and
VIM. ). Dempsey, \ Blair, Wan. Strstlon, Jouh
Huchauan. Thumas buchanan, John V. Bus
Kirk. Peter Dirgcss. z. II. Dingess, T.. H. Nc
COmts. Win. Blsd-n, Simuel kunyon, VIM.
Cham. Moses FcrFel Anthony Brewer, John
Meade and VIM. Farley, J., sUreticS IN lhe OIL
trial lnnA nf fnn salA Harrison Blair.
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II srri.ln Bl.lr. late sheriff = logan county, oNl
Nm. 4. Dempsey. Geo. ". uagar, YIN STRAIT
ton, john Buss.rA, !. Il. McGom1s. WIN
{. Runyon, +. d. Morgan, UrAn BIsklrk'
G. r. G. Floyd, A. Blair, John G. Tplou, Mm.
Farley. 7. II. DnP'ss, Anderson hdtheu, Na-
than Dessins aad IN lm - Buchanan. suret!es
IN the oiilci.L bond uf the said HARRISON Blair.
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The object Of this suit is to recover OF
tie defendants the sum Of $4,000, due By
note with legal interest thereon from tie
25th day of August, 1873, and protest fees
of ST. 30. aud SIS If this suit, and to at
tach the estate 81 the defendant &. +. Ii
tus for the payment thereof. And il APP
pearing from an affidavit flied with the
papers in this cause that the defendant
&. p. Titus is a nonresident Of this State,
it is therefore ordered that he do appear
here in one month after the first publica-
ton Of this order and do what is necessary
T. protect his interest in this suit.
Teste: JOS. 5. MILLER.
Gtpsox 4 SINMs. Clerk.
Att'ys. May 7--4w.
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c1TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: At Circui
SCuuri held for Csbell County at the Court
house thereof on the 2Oth dry OF December, 1858
II. II. Miller,
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IN DEBT.

G. p. Titus, Thomas McFarlen, and Geo.
5. Ladley.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

williams, p.
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am now perfectly well-cab truly say that u does
all that You claim for IT," This remedy i 10 con-
centraied 10 m-Small doses but 81 RI Cl khS,
and Is WARRANTED by k.ess Manufacturing
COmnaur giuclnIafl, Ohio.
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 5. 1874.
' ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Nothing transpi ed III the Money market requiring
specia notice The offerings of approved signatures
continue limited both in bank and the street. and
no transactions of any gAitude repor ted in any
class OF numerical paper, the rates of which
changed. he market is sti quoted at 911O y ent.
per annum first class paper. with thout colla
erals; 1l@l2 for AL and ld11a per month for second
grad. First class mortgages continue rule at 10
" cent per annum, but nothing is reported in
second grade.
We notice that Mr.. f. Case receiver Of the FIRST
Nat onal Ia k is ready to pay the dividend of 3 p
cent to the parties legally entitled to it, The pre-
vious dividends were respectively Is and 20 u cent
making total of IS p cent.
Gold opened at IL sSIll2, against 1925 at New
York. and under the influence of the fuctuati ms
there, closed at 11l4@l124. AGAINST ll2l, in that
market where it touched ll2s during the interim.
The business of fair extent, summing up $50 aOO
embracing S2l0 at 1l1s.. $40 900 at 1ll7sRH2
l4 600 at liz and $1,000, $1,000, $1,000 and $1,000 at
Il24
The Silver market continues apparently without any
movement We hear only of occasional small trans
actions at retail which not worthy of notice We
continue to quote American half dollars at LOT so
4Vofs, and Mexican dollars at 1106111
Under the intluance of a dull market and the fuc
tuauons IN gold at New YORK, Foreign Exchang wa,
irregular and lower, closing at decline of nearly
o-lo e cent Tor commercial sterling and lilo for
DanR The movement of moderate exte {, the
sales comprising ly f35 900, which embraced & 00D
PHI OF iadlng at $40 f12 900 do at Al 5D5421 fl001
~ clear at 5.431a. and f7e00 bank at ~.
Uhder the same infaencazshich controlled Sterling
francs ruled lower, although some nrst-cass bills
EssS gStssrs.u.
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10 L Harris &co-i7 Claiborne &co--l6 j U II Nj
Pavne &co-I3 Aiken Wits Richard on Mays
W BurbIidge &eo-S Blu sey &co-7 d R Carroll eco
Jno Glynn &co--6 Levy Haas I L Airey &co-6
Ar Altenber5 ger Il Pollock Jno Chaffe Bro X Son
Allison &co-4 Male Il Cammack-4 D Ha lien \
Cos Hartwel; 4 Chambers-3 c l. WalmSley &co-2
Frierson &co-2 Gerson-2 Hatrel 40
Alcus, Scherck Autey--sundrie, t. order--lotal,
51l bales co ton
BY Railroad.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
May 5--l3 bales cotton I Hardie &co-6 Jno Phi lps
&co-25 pkgs tobacco Wang, VIII te &co-1S do Heru-
sheim Bro-I2 bundles leather W Jersis &co-l b TX
handles Norton Il Patt -rson-1 do NJ " Smith, do
mdse Murril As do Vincent &co-3 do E Roger&
Cos do P Hartinez--6 do NJ W Newman-2 do
Whee.ock, Finlay &co-i do Sepoline Oil Co-sun-
dries to order-Iotal, 10 bales cotton
NEW OR '4EANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
GRN RAILROAn-NIay Ser steamers Favorite and
Alce-13 bales cotton Stewart, Bros &co- 10 Blake
more Bros-i L Harlie &co-5l pkgs tobacco J IT.
&co-l . bbls pork to order-1 bale hops J Armbrus-
teri d Wild do Soule-4 do T. Erath-l1
zinc Rice Brs6 boxes tobacco l6 hhds tobacco
Kirkpatrick 4 keith-12 do E Wilson II Mls-9 do
Beadles, Wood &co-4 do Hadden &co-9 boxes eggs
A rusich-l tee lard G VI Bayly Pond-l2 hides
Harde &co-10 hhds tobacco Gunther 4 Stephenson
l. do r Torian-50 bbls oil J Scot-l' cases
milk Loeb & Go cases mdse Hong Long Chung
boxes eggs Miller 4 Meyer-15O pk4s tobacco Hern
sheim Il ro-20U do W ValBenthuysen- do e
Bl)ck-Tuta q bales cotton
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
40 hhds sugar A Tertrou-3S do Schneider Zuberber
6 bbls molasses Jno A ans &co-sundries to order
Total rs hhds sugar bbls molasses
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COW PEAs-Are IN light supply ami
failing at 50 p b |.
with freight room engaged, at 7Sc 2 bushel. The
balance on hand is being put in sa ks. tow is on
tie way here.
WIFE II IN BULK--No sup 9lies offering. 1t would
command 81 40ai AZ 2 hushel TO- Chicago No.
Spring. Orders are here for it.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is light with fair
demand at yesterdays prices. The sales nbrace
300 sacks, Of which 200 yellow at e0c: 600 white mx-
ed 92c; 800 do at &c. 800 rime White at 94c $40
and $40 choice VIII tie at 95c 2 bushel.
OATS-Are in good supply and fair demand. The
sales comprise 1850 sacks, of which $40 ST. LOUIS at
61c SO and 200 choice Ga at &C. and 600 .hoice
BRAN-Is i'll ight supply and fair deman' 500
sacks sold, of which 4 choice at 5 IS and l0J at
81 40 r 100 b
HAY-The supply is good and the demand continues
moderate; $50 ba sold. of which $50 pine at $23,
an $50 loice at S26 q
TALL WIS dali No ock here.
STARCH-Light supply and dull, and is quoted
at 5d5 &c D Ii.
NAVAL sToREs-Are in light supply and moderate
demand. Turpentine is hel at 44a45c p gallon.
Rosin eli ice pale S4 So No. l, 50 5; No. 2, 81 50;
No 8, 81 % q Dbl Pltch, 81 q Dbl Tar is quoted
at 50 25g2 5, 7 half bbl and s4a4 80 y Dbl,
lar CANDLES-Are i'll better demand and firm
200 boxes sold at Is &c ID net. Large sizes are held
at l51sc T. b. they quoted at 1514@l51ac p ID
BU,TEk-Prices are frmer with small Supplies OF
good gra les. Choice Goshen is selling at 4c Medium
is in moderate supply, and is qaoted at 33936c The
receipts OF Yves mostly OF poor qualities none
arrived yet that is clo De. The season at New York
and the West is backward and is probable that
shall not receie any grass butter tor two or three
weeks.
RICE-The market is quiet an t e stock on hand
comprises 1888 sacks. We quote choice at SIG
&C., prime 40 &c. Fair sc., ori binary &c,
common 6s1o7e.. No, 49a@15c. 2 tb.
SALT-prlces are firm. The demand is fair. There
is good inquiry fer Western packing purposes. No
90 sales to report Offering on the market. We
quote dealers rates 81 300l Liver ool coarse
AID 5 5aG1 So for fine. Turks Island is quoted at
COCA 81 p tag. When taken a. warehouse reduction
made for drayaSe. Table Salt IN pockets sell at "a
(d6c each.
CHEEoE-Tnere is moderate demand and light
supply. Choice Western factory is quoted at l7c
New York cream 100 0c p b.
HIDES-County green sslted are quoted at 100 lO1ac
dry sailed l5@ 151ac, flint 19@l91ac p To- Ia city
slaughter sales follows: Steer Hides, over 80
H. loo. Hides, 70 to 81 ID, lie; steer Hides under
70 to "a fb, 10c Cow Hides they 9lac; kps 20
10 "a h. 12c; kips % tc 80 H. 10c Calf skrs. each 75c
beeswax prime yellow b tb 28c. Ok Horns, each &C.
WOOL-The ceipts are larger: shearing is late
owing to the cold aud rainy weather. The demand Is
fair for Southern factories but prices have downward
tendency the condition of manufactured goods being
unsatisfactory. We quote Clear Lake 2s@3Oc; Lousl-
bury l4d Ice; Louisiana clear 25@ zoe; Texas fine
clear 27G2Sc Texas medium 249 A5c; Texas bury ITO
lSc; Mexican improved /, sc; Mexican l59l6c D tb
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AT the close Sterling bills quoted at 5.4l@
542b for bill of ladng and AL clear. and 5+6q54r for
bank. and francs at 671s@4 664 for private, and
nominal for bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Elk hange were of mo3er
ate extent, while the demand was limi ed and rates
were barely maintained The sies of New York sight
vered aoout S2OD000, embracing $4,000 and SIS 800
commercial at 8 4 cent. discount $50 900 do. and 25,
900 aud $4,000 pr waite bankers at l-32, and $4,000
commercial 500 600 private bankers and 1000 bank
at 5-l6.
The banks continued to check on New York at par,
md commercial sight ,losed weak at 3sG5-16 T. cent
discount.
Some unexceptionabie shares offered, but in
the ndi position to touch Stocks Of any descriptl H.
they He'd to elicit satisfactory bid
The reaction in City Gold Bearing seven Per Cents
strong the market opening at 50, and closing at
81, against SIG yester lay. Tn sa es included So
0D0 at 53, re,old at 53, $1,000 at 81 and $1,000 at
544. NJ othe sales OF Bon Is were reported.
Tue sales OF Ci y Appropriation Certificates included
5000 6la4 and $4,000 at 623l they closed at about
62m62tz.
n sales of metropolitan Police Warrants We're re-
ported. They We're also quoted at about 62GG62 =.
We noticed III animation in State Warrants, Whlch
ruled about u cent higher. We now quote large
at 400 ~, medium at 43d As and small al 45d 3D. The
sales included $4,000 at Al =, and 81 90 at 431a.
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stock on hand and on shipboard hhds.... 5,14

FRElGHTs-The market continues extremely dull
We quote follows:
werp, Philadelphia I'D; to Boston, via New York,
&c; TO Providence, Philadelphia 5cc; Fall River,
via New York, &c; to New York &c; to Philadelphia
9-16c
By sail--cotton to Liverpool -@2sd; to Havre &c;
to Bremen 1926; to Baltic ports I'D; bulk to
Liverpool, I'D. to Rouen, 25c
SUG sR-Receiv d this morning, 1872 hhds The mar
ket is strong, with reduced supply, 50 hhds sold
So for lu ly fair (no reflled and lOac for yellow
clarified.
MOL ,ssES-Recelved this morning 81 bbls 10 bbls
god fermenting sold at 45c = gallon. The
stock is small and held by dealers
FLOUR-TEe market is firm with fair local de-
mand and scarcity of low grades, which much
called for. Tau stock OF all kin hand is dimin-
ishlng and there is very little the way here,
mand for Cuba looked for, but there is no aquiry
as yet The sales to-day embrace 1000 bbls of which
80 double extra at So So "a and 100 low treble extra
So 20o at So u.s. III choice treble extra at Sc 49,
80, 80 so and 50 at 81; ~ at rs at IS o; 100
So 37 2 25 AMI "a choice extra at So So % and As
at So Is; 50, 100 and 800 bbls private terms.
CORN MEALS scarce and i'll demand, and prices
ruling higher, but large supplies are expected i'll
day two. Only sis bbls we're received since yes
terday, and holders are asking 81 Is bbl; 80 and
200 bbs sold spot at 81 TO- loo and l20 to arrive, at
81; and lOs at S4 05 q bbl.
POkk-Is quiet but very firm. with small stock
on nd Original mess is held rongly at SIS =
Do! il round lots, an is falling at SO %, Even
weight is jobbing at ST CIT Is . Dbl. A lot Of
300 bbls. Old sold at SIT p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None III ii st hands. except Is
asks shon ders just received and sold on the anldg
at 6sIc q 4. 81 c sold in store II &c p b. Deal
hold stock and jobbing shoulders at &C !;
clear rib sides 9t4c; clear sides 81 p b.
BACON-ihe market for sides is tIong under IA
yorable advices from the West, and small stock held
here by dealers Clear rio 81 held at 100lolac
and lear sides 103sc with good job trade at these
prices. Offers OF lai4c refused for clear sides
shoulders in supply and very dull and offering at
ssc b. 10 and ~ casks clear sides sold at 1923
4 ib.
BREAKFAST BaCON-Is in better demand and now
held at II ls6el2c z fb.
HAMS-Are in better demand and frner, with
small stock of choice .ar-cured on IA d. hey
are quoted u l3 &c i'll hand; and 70 tierces
sold at l3c p 10, 2 at SIC, aud at l. &c.
LARD-Cuntl naes and demand at advanc-
ing prices. with lit the way here. Ttrce
refined is ED at IL ~. 81 tierces sold to
lie q b, End . IN the spot at lie. Off-rs of II se
are refused on the SPOT
WHISKY-Dul. 81 bb.s Lou siana rectfed gold at
9se e gal On; cao.:e Cincinnati ~I~r4As u. .4e
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ReceiDts of Produce.

BATON ROUGE--Per steamer L Hodge No .
bales cotton S Gumble &co-1 U & H NJ Payne eco
sacks seed colt U D Terrebonne-21 hhds sugar
McStea Value-I5 do Godchaux-sundries to order
Total bales cotton sacks seed cotton SO hhds sugar
WASHINGTON-Per steamer Bradish Johnson-lO
bales cotton Berand 4 Gibert--l0 ) Block Ter
trout Queyrouse 4 Bois-5 Male & Camnack-2
Couret--2 Ar Mtenberger Pollock--2 Renshaw,
Cammack &co-lA Mouton-1 Alcus Scherc Il Au.
tey-1 Jno Adams &co-3 U 4 IL NJ Payne &co-43
head cattle and snndres to order-Total So bales cot
C1NCINNATI-Per steamer Fxporter-4O hhds to-
baceo to F stockmeyer &eo-27 do John Kint-39
do D Hadden &co--l8 do Blakemore &co-l0 do Kirk
patrick Keith do Gunther Stevenson--2d do
BRYAN 4 ihompsou-l64 bales cotton Gus, Scherck
4 Autey-l49 Wilson Il Mills-3O bdls la ,des I
A Archer-300 boxes candles Bercier McS-37 bdls
spokes Bodey Bros-8 burial Cas- T W Bothick-50
sheets iron ldwin &co-l0 rolls leather Britton &
t--lOJ sacks malt II Bassmeyer-20O boxes stare 6
ties hams Cobb, Dolhon lie &co-19 k s mdse trane
Breed &co-7 boxes eggs kegs lard IA pkss butter
F DelBo rdio-2 hhls bacon 25 tcs haixs E d lib u
dio-23 do Devees Hubs &co-5 do 2l0 bbs meal P S
DuSouche 20 bdls paper to order-45o boxes soap2
boxes candies c French-2o0 bbls meal 1Ou sacks
corn Fairchild & DinSham--1400 do Howard 4 Pres
tons-660 do Thomas King &co-1 t27 do 5 bbls flour
Jno Moore fcco-50 bbls grits ties ms H Law
renee &co-20 sacks malt Geo Merz-25 pkgs barley
Is ties lard Lochte CO rkgs butter K ep & Ray
mond-!2 ks bacon II kenne y &co-34 phgs but
200 b 3xes starch to order-l00 bbs -four Glover
Odendahl-25 ties hams Forsheiner Bros-5D ties ba-
% tics ans G Pascal &co -lu0 bbIs vtnegar do
eggs III Pohlman-50 bbls whisky 25 ha f bbs whisky
Schmidt Zeigler-300 sacks K Savback &co-
A. pkgs but Russell Hal-50 lard A. hams
26 nhas bacon Schwabacher L Hr-ch-12 bbls whisky
Schneider 4 Zuberbier-25 do Il + Theurer-34 bals
-four G W TAFT &co39 pkgs bu ter NJ Nandergrif-
IS ties hams IS casks bacon Is If do Vose Brcs-t26
KEGS ard Woods Matthews &co-l5l3 sacks corn 193
bbls meal Jos West o-5 bbls whisky 10 half bbls do
H outon-I2 bbls do Comma Lambe IS do
JOS Drutf IS 4eo-:}0 do II r Cog &to-20 do Hot.
Murray &co-160 Iii bbls beer r Fasntcht-120 hf 10
oil ,nder-l59 do Geo Yaets-74 do Zeiger-l0
bbis vinegar n q NJ Il I r I'll trunfs W Go an-12
boxes mise P J C-3 do II D Golemtu-2S do W l.
Cashing-2 Folger &co--l do j Lyous-2 crates
e'ware E Mioton-22 bdls paper Ne yer u Well-40
do Meyer Neu ueyer--6 boxes mde MORRIS
pkgs mdSe Steamer Aa.chtz-3 do j horrl1-l5 do
&co-20 do D K R9ulet-100 bdls hair Wizard L
Arnnta--4I pkgs If III schwartz pkgs mdse
st iufer &co-2 hhds tobacco "a bbs VIII sky $50
half bbs 200 sacks malt A Whitney &co-f1
he'd sheep L Eulton-72 head hogs Inbau. Aycoek
co.'s coans poultry to ordef-Toal 3i3 baes cotton
lfA hhdS tobacco
CANnEN-per st amer Ouacbita Bele-95 bales
colt i Lehman, Abraham &eo-61 Jno Phelps Sco-5i
meyer, els xco-4s Jurey * Guiis-47 L II 4 J "
Alien &co-32 II oaAdd9e &co ~ Aardie Sco--
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-06

KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
Vim Clyde-For Key West 1905 bbls -four $50 sacks
40 bbs potatoes Is bbs whisky IL ties hams and
hhds sugar
MOBILE-Per schooner aura Lewis--1lse sacks
corn l2J sacks oats 80 sacks coffee bbls beef bbls
pork hams hhds sugar IS bbs molasses 80 hi
bbls molasses
PROVIDENCE, Per schooner Anna Shepard
500 bbs coitor seed oil 1000 bags colt seed meal 70
bags ashes 4I9 bbls do
BOsTON-Ber schooner Sophie Kranz-s7,O 900 pcs
slaves
BOSTON-Per schooner Annie S Conant-215 900
feet black walnut lumber
CORK-Per bark Fynn-1206 bales cotton