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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-14

MiLwAukGE,-- Tho beer OF this civ /.
becoming tho rage Everybody drinks it
and every body abuses the other beors Tho
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FATAL EXPLOSION. The boiler Of the
Touring mill Of e. w. Pasohill, of Full
ton, Kentucky, on tho Mississippi Central
railroad, exploded yesterday evening
about o'clock, fatally injuring Perry
Paschill and his son, and dangerously in
turing man named Merrill md DR..
Pasclnll, the proprietor.
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Eentar IfuImcnt.

Ceniar LfnImcnt.
The great discovery OF the
G\ age. There IA no pain which
GN%P the Coutaur LiniInent will not
f1Zr relieve, no swelling which II
.HIR WihnOt subdue, and no lame
T1ThP ness which II VIII not cure
-vrs.eLLkz.-r hls l. strong language, but
-, i Ii true, II Is no humbug; ;
CtNfpG the recipe !, printed around
each bottle. A circular containing cortih-
Gates o. wonderful cures Of rheumatism
neuralgia, l0ck-law, sprnins, swcllings.
turns, scalds, caEed.brsasts, poisonou,
bites, frozen ieot, govt, salt Thcum, ear.acAe
NC, and the recipe OF the LinImoHt viii Dc
sent gratis % anyone. II Is the most won.
derful healing and pain relieving agent the
world has ever produced, II sells M no AT.
ticle ever before did sell, and It sells because
II docs just what IL protcnds 10 do. one bot
tie OF tho Centaur Llnimcnt ior animals
yellow WRAPPER II worth hundred dol
lars for spawned, strained or CALLED horse
Bnd mules. and for screw-wOrln IN sheep.
No family or stock-1wner can Afford TO be
without Centaur Linnnent. Price, % cent.
aegr bottles, 81. j. y. Rose * Co., %
broadway, New York.
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MAIL subscribers who find y oppo-
sito thor names on tho margin of their
paper or on the wrapper will understand
that ii means RENEWAL or eUsrENsGos.
That the umo for which their paper was
psji IL out, and our terms are $1,000 for
the daily and tl.o0 for tho weekly, rs
NAKLANLN In ADVANCE
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Lofr-On !Gst Saturday at tho psfs
OF between Tenth and the park, gold.
with Je' cross earring. Tho finder will
please leave !, at this Office and be- sai,a.
ably rewarded. 55-7-7-Gt
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boRSlNs THE SIDEWALKS. -- John
Brown, who was yesterday convicted Of
having personatei q policeman, has tocn
spotted Tor another oGense. on Sunday
he gathered kindling placed +, aronn1
Que OF the posts tina, uphold tho high
sidewalk Oh Ohio levce between Twelfth
and Fourteenth streets, and set tire 20 !,
The Games were cI,inguisbel before
much damage was done.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-14

ArIT AGAIS.-City Marshal Moliale
has pcein resumed the Slaughter Of dogs,
ia consideration Of which fac, We raise
our Ebcn0c1or returning thanks. No In
dian village was ever more afflicted by the
pest Of dogs than Cairo has been, and 1t
viii be a day 10 b. marked " white
stone, or som etlIing clss. whom tho lsst
ono has held ~ his lorc.raw ana given
up the ghost.
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TUESDAY. JULY II, 1874.


NOTICE.
ono Quart tin fruit cs-e, ~ per dozen,
ono quart glass suit jars, : per dozen,
Atibs Ne- FORK store. 3G-7.I.Ct
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-14

Tue PLANTERS Eimund Huefner
proprietor Of the Plsntcrss House, is one
Of 'he driving men If tho city, lie Is
The generalization q. vim and neyor-lir!ng
aaorgy
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-14

Her CYLINDER IIEAD.-Thc Cairo and
and Fulton railroad transfer steamer,
while on hoI trip to This city yesterday az.
tc-noon, bursted nor cylinder head and
broke piston rod in two places. The &c
ciIoni happened as the boa, was coming
out Of the Mississippi into the Ohio. The
boat WAS ful! Of people, bu, nobody was
hurt she was towel 70 tho wharf by The
"TAr1o States
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For Two Months Only

" 4 W. ttVitbhT 'utN
Board
At tho Dcimonico Hotel at Reduced
Rates.
BoarIers will DO woll to inquire at the
Office md make arrangements.
7j.7l2G % HARRY Waller.
NoTCE --'rhcro will be meeting Of
the German School Society at Squire
Brosss Office on Tuesday evening, tho
iith inst, Mt : clock. All members and
friends OF tho school are earnestly re-
qucsted 10 attend, ne business II i'm
porianoo will DO transacted BY order of
tho board, +. KuRsNtEYER, SOc'y.
--T.I2.2t
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WANTED.--At tue st Charles hotel.
immediately two stout, healthy women
to work in tho laundry. Liberal wages
viii be paid aud steady cmployin emit
given C5-7-J.gt
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10 PAY OFY.-hessrs Morrill, aud Ss'
ford, receivers Of the Cairo and Vino ~
nee railroad, accompanied ty Mr. Robin.
son, tho AUDITORS and Mr.. Oakley, the treas
urer, will pass over the roai to-day, sHc
pay Jh tic employee. We intended 10 g,
along, and a. stoae Fort search fJr Sir,
horHiI'5 lono Indian, who stood upon h
rock sut hold IN ono hand HE trusty ri lie
but ~ could not get away IA irre7i.t
iblo desise 70 DO ouI duty to tho publi,
hold us back
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CJi1.

There Is very few in marke! and not
many coming in Prices are firm and
unchanged. We no!o sslos Of 100 sacks
delivered, Js, cars in small lots sacked
aud delivered, 5sc, car In sacks deliy.
Grad Bic
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TIlE MARkET

E-,j' Oar friends should boar m mind
that the prices horo given soc u-uaIly for
salus from first hands in round lu,.. In
filing orders and for brukou luls !, Is
necessary 70 charge an advance over
inean N.ufes. -Irra
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK
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CHARCOAL in any quantity TO sui,
purchaser a. 4. j. KRRTB's. S7-G.lo.u
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For ShLE At a BARGAIS.-A splendid
oi'''o or pa''"' '"ritiug desk. Inquire At
corner Thirteenth sad Walnut streets. or
ut tho City Biuisry. 70-7-ll-l2t
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FoB REsr.-Two rooms, suitable for
Office and bod room, over Hcnrys lard
ware store, Commcr ial avenue, corner
Eigth street. 7-l2.if
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-14

TusrLEwoop 81 90. have more brooms
on hand than any o!hot house 10 the
city.
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AT ALL HOUBs.-We understand that
on tho first Of next month the DelmonicU
hotel DINING room viii be open day and
night Asal Iipkvts -sII =. -,II 49,
ratio .: fifteen Cor G7o dollars, ihus On
sbling those VINO wish 10 cal! for and re,
their mcsls q. any hour, day or night.
The bes. the market aIo'1s will be cup.
piled, and boAri9rs can order what they
choose. 7j.7.l2.Ci
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NJTIcE.--CAIEo SPORTING CLur-
Members o.! tie club, aud those wishing
- jols same will lease moot At The Office
Of J. z Harnan, on Wednesday nogt, at
o'clock ? m f1r -pecisl turnoss
7s.G-lA-2t CuAs TuKUPr Proaideut
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THE Bg-T.- Better board q, the Del
monico than any othor house in the city
Th.-.l1.C,
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SoMEfuiSu NEw.--A now thing 10
ially glasscs ~ lIartnsns J7-7-l0.tf
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asR'oL Ao!nEsY On Sunday oven.
ing . little daughter OF Sir. r. y. Kent
saperuteuaent Of tho telegraph ia this
city, fol! from e rsroh fifteen tact, and
wSs seriously injured. Her injuries are
internal and nor lifn IA despsirod 81.
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COTTAGE TOR EEyT.-So 80 Tenth
street. Good cistern rooms al on ire
floor. Rent $50 per month,
j2-'-I-yt q. LANE, Agent
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PHoT0GEhrua-.F Nor ths newt Hrty
days VIM. Winter viii make the best
OF photographs atFi per dozon. rms !.
raro opportunity for those desiring
work IN this line. 17-7-I-JGt
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TAG D,,,n city oornc, band play to.
night NJ the corner OF Ton.h and Wash.
ingt0n ayonue
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-14

d. ANIgE * Co. arc just receiving the
largest and Dos. assorted stock OF faddlos
brides hsraeTs, cto., ever brought 80 this
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CORN MLAL

rirn, active and advancing. lno
Considerable enquiry for lihnS orders.
We note salos Of 800 Lbl. 5. u. delivered,
3 80. 200 bbls $. D. delivered, 70.
BRAN.
There ID nOac In market and not On.
J4gh selling 10 make quotations.
The city mills will start up again this
wooS when Ne hope to quote Il bran
mArket RGaLn.
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THE {. AND V. 4. R-Under lie new
managem the Cairo ana Vincsnnes
railroad i. becoming popular institution
Tho Mo,ropoli. Times, Of the nth inst,
says
Tue Cairo and Eincenncs railroad,
under lho management II tho receivers,
A b. Stafford and II. s.. NORTH, il be-
coInlrgA success. 1t IS fas. paying up
iu Indebtedness and augumen.iug It,
business and making a character along
the liae and throughout the country It
is the most dlrect and speedy limo 70, our
merchants and Jusiae,s men 5e..ring 10
ylsi. Cincinnati or L0lisyi!le.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-14

D. hRrEE Is Go. are Just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock of ssddles,
brides, harness, etc, over brought 10 this
pitv
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-14

COUNTY COMMISSION ERs.-The board
of county commissioners Is in session. 1t
convened yesterday, and will review the
assessment, lis. during the presen, week.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-14

The market continue. hosvy, iull and
unchanged Prices are weak, aud have u
downward tendency. salos wore 900
bbls various grades, Z 5OtY1 10 - bbls
low y 1 90, 100 bbls various
grades, TO oOi 800 bhlf various
gralos, 4 10 90, 400 barrels yariou.
grades delivered, 30 10 b co. Sales
by city Mile were for tho pss, wook 100
bbis white wheat family, O1i Ia bills
NANN red, %; 100 bbh NNN rcd.
o 70 - bJ.s NN red, 3 90.
HAY.
There Is considerable inquiry tor
choice mixed ana timothy hay, bat mono
in market to peak Of Wo noto snles Of
= cars choice mixed delivered, ~ 90.
CORN.
Tho market Is nrm and active and pri
COS hAyo advanced since last wook - 7sCr
- Tor mixed, sOms2 for wb,ti IN lot.
Sales were, cAr- white ia sacks cclty
| cred ~ o care whitc in sack ip
ivcred go z cats wAiio ia sacs.
/ delivered a.. . cara mxoi, cold to-day
in sacks Delivered 70, 2 cars white h.
bulk on track 20, car whlio bulk ou
track ~ car. mixed 10 sack. da,iyory.
f, 72.H5oi b cars white In sacks doiyoro.
-. D GAYS, white ia sack. delivered soil
CARLY 70, csrs mixed ia ssck. dcliyorc,
-.
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open every busine-, day from a. IA. 10 :
T.. NJ, aud ~1tu. day evenings tor saN uIgs d,
posts only, IRON q tos O'Clock.
= W. uISLOP, Treasurer.
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CHARTERED MARCH 81, 1863
CITY NATIONAL BAEk, CAIRO
oFFIcEEs

a. n. STAFFORD, President
=. ;. TAYLOR, Nicc-Prcsldcnt
H. lIlSLOp, Secretary aud treasurer
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ALI the day bosr1c,s in tho city can
10 accommodated at tho S.. CHARLIE
hotel, with hrsi.clSss board 4, second class
rates 7H-4.l9-tf
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MARRIED WOMEN ASp CHlLuHLS MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND No oSE EL'E
CAN DRAW IT,
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There Is fair demand for choice u oil
kinds, and the market ia bc,.or supplied
than last week. Receipts are ossily die.
posed OF at quotations. sales were 1000
lbi choice northern, 2oG2Jc; ~ pals
choice northern, 20ci 10 Packages choice
northern, 23c 800 lbs choice northern DC;
300 lhs medium northern, zoe: 1000 its
choice Southern Illinois, 2UGy2lc; 800 ~.
choice Southern Illinois, lsc.
EGGe
Tue market is duh and sAlos arc SLOW
at any price, More cegs 60 ovor the lovcC
into the river than ara sold ia tho mar.
kct We note salos OF 6 boxos shippers
count, Toe 100 do1. fresh, lOc 800 do,
ic 200 dol. fresh Sc; 1000 doom fresh
receipts, Dr., boxes frosh receipts, lOc
POULTRY.
Receipts arc light and demand small
Very few in market Thcro II rome en-.
curry for largo young ONES At uuuls,ions,
salos wore, - dozoL young chick
ens = OOGG3 90 coops young ~ Joa
, 7j
POTATOES.
There m plenty in market, and
very little demand, quoted 20 per
bushcl.
FRUIT
Thore Is no fruit coming in except
black berries, and not much wanted We
note sslcs ol 10 crates liAckberrlos 2 40,
~ cases Blsokborrios 2 00m2 -
PROVISlONS.
Thoro Ia mono in market, The demand
for smoked meat Of all knds, Ia good but
thore ~ no stocks to meet IT, Wa note
sales Of 1900 tbs q. r. sides llmlll
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s70oO do Al clear at 5495 49, 5000 private bankers
| at {. Al and 6 900 bank at $50.
The sales OF francs included 80 600 and so 600 At

.70oO do Al clear at 5445 49, 5000 private bankers
at 8. Al and 900 bank at $50.
The sales Of francs included 80 200 and so 900 4,
5 63Z.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at 544X@
$40 for bill Of lading and Al clear and 549@5 so fol
bank, and francs at 6391@4.621s for private and
nominal for bank
The offerings OF Domestic Exchange were Of fair ex
tent but the demand limited, and commercial fell
of about LILO p cent
The sales OF new York sight covered $4,000 EN-
bracing $4,000 and $4,000 commercial at q p
bankers ct 9-32, $40 600 commercial at S32Gk and
$4,000 do and $500 and $50 900 baak at a.
The banks continued to check on New York at par
and commercial sight was quoted at sic, against q
y sterday.
Some sales of bank and insurance stocks were re
ported. all the particulars Of which were withheld
In bonds mott ed sales OF $4,000 City Gold Bearing
Seven Per Cents at 5la and $4,000 at So they clio ed
at 81 1s@52.
The bonds issued by the city to the New Or cans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad, which fell due
to-day, were protested for non payment by holders
who were unwi ling to accept the terms authorized
by tn Legislature viz the extension Of the present
bonds NEW coupons being atached for twenty years.
or their exchange for Seven Per Mt Gold Bonds at
par There has been some discussion whether or not
the Railroad Company is liable for these bonds. or
whether they were freed from all responsibility on
their transfer to other parties.
1t is alleged. moreover, that even if the road were
liable, it would not affect thu precedence Of the first
and second mortgages and would therefore be of lit
practical value. he whole amount Of "a lroa
bonds maturing in the present year is $2966OOO for
which no her provision has been III de than the act
of the Legislature cited above.
We learn that the actual legal indebted.
ness Of the late corporation Of Carroon is ascertaned
the city will proceed to pay whatever interest may
prove to be due its bonds. ETC., out Of the taxes
that may be collected this 1t appears that the
city. in assuming the Indebtedness Of Carrollton.
fell heir TO several law suits and claims which will
ha e to be judicially determined before any pro-
vision can be made for the relief of the claimants
The sales Of City Appropriation Certificates incu led
$500 at 62ia; they closed at -@63
Metrop Titan Police Warrants are quoted at -@63.
The only sale of state Warrants reported 5000
large at Al; large still quo ed at 4O@4l medium at
420143, and small at 45(050.
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Stock on hand and on shipboard, hhds.


FREIGHTS-AI the stea room for Liverpool at
s. I'D, has filled up to-day, and the rate is 'si
The market continues extremely dull We quote as
follows
werp, via Philadelphia I'D; to Boston, New York,
c Providence, via Philadelphia scc to Fall River,
via New York. &c; to New York &c; to Philadelphia
9-l6c.
By Sa-Cotton to Liverpool -@3kd; to Havre &c;
to Bremen 1890; to Baltic ports I'D; bulk to
Liverpool, I'D. to Rouen, 25c.
SUGAR-The receipts this morning comprised 229
hhds only lrtially landed The market is strong,
with fair demand, and 200 hhds sold in the sheds
and the landing at 7c for fair sac for good fair
sac for prime. ga for choice and 1Oc tor yellow csr
fed. Stock in the sheds 47s1 hhds.
MOLASSES-Re Received this morni & 100 bbls. No
safes tie landing dealer sold 400 bbs centru-
gal in the sheds at 455c The stock in the sheds is
held by dealers, comprising 1863! bbls and As half bbls
FLOUR-The market j. quiet but Arm, and the sales
are confined to 5000 bbls. of which 80 superfne at
"a SO 100 single extra at IS IS; so double extra
IS 50 q low treble extra at ST. 200 do at Sc 25 so
good treb extra at Sc 37h 40 do at Sc so; 100 and
choice treble extra at 81 IS As at 81 so IS and
100 at 81 40 choice extra At 49, Is at IS So IS at
50 1O0 200. 800 and go on private terms and lot
of 100 bbls taken for Cuba on private terms.
CORN MEALS in light supply and firm. with An
active demand Holders asking 81 p Dbl; 1885 bbls
were sold of which 80, 400 and $50 bbs. in lots, at
So 90 rs at So 9O@4; IT. and $50 at 50 95 10O 200
and so at 81 q Dbl.
PORK-Continues dull, but round lots of original
mess are held strongly at SIT 75@ls p Dbl; IS bbls
it is retailing at SIS Dbl; repacked weight
mess is held at SIT 25 retailing at SIT 50@I7 IS bbl
DRY SAIL MEAT A lot Of 20 casks shoulders sold
at exc leaving no stock in FIRST hands The MARKETS
du Dealers have . small stock and jobbing
shoulders ct &c; rib sides 9ac; clear sizes exc
p b.
BACON-Is quiet, but frmer. to-day with better
demand for clear sides, which are getting scarce;
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Memoranda.

by T telegraph
Southwest Fass May Ito E. A. Yorke-Steanship
Juniata went TO sea at 5 40 P. NJ
The British steam hip Mississippi, Wrake, form
Liverpool March 81, for New Orl ans, is ashore off
ape Florida Her fore hold il full of water, and the
after hold has six feet of water in it. The New York
Coast Wrecking Company's steamer Amanda Wynants
has gone to her assistance from Key West.
Charlest ~ April 23.-The captain of the lighthouse
tender Dandeon, that the steamship Mississ ppi
from Liverpool for New Orleans, reported ashore on
the Florida reefs, is expected to be total loss.
MISSING VESSELS.-Norw. brig Home Moler
sailed from Boston Jan 80, for Rot rdam, wit
go of palm OIL and nothing having been hea from
her since fears entertained for her safety.
Liverpool. April 9-The Chas. A. Farwell, from Sa-
vannsh for Revsl. which str anded Anholt March
bales had been landed dry and SIT wet up to April
FOREIGN PORTS.
Genoa April 24-Arrived from New Orleans the
Norw bark Galathea, Steauson. April g. arrived bark
Saga, Olsen, from New Orleans. April 20, arrived
for New Orleans April %, arrived from New Orleans
ship Lake Superior, Bernson
Liverpool, April 10-Arrived, ship Alpha, from New
Orleans. Loading April 9. ship Freeman Clark Bos-
gin q, Baker, for New Orleans.
London, April CARVED from New Orleans brig
Shepherdess, Pennetta.
Texe, April 8-Arrived from New Orleans bark
Marion, Dillon
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MONETARY,
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING, May, lS74. 1
NEW ORLEANS CLEANING HOUSE.

Money market continues quiet and e. sy with
kOfe ings both in bank and on the street The
ed transactions in frst-class commercial paper
par led by collaterals are m oetly at our inside
= 0otatons but other sdes with nut va iaition
continue to quote frstclass paper with coaterals
S@lO Y cent per annum, withoutst 1l@l2 per
apnth AL second grade at 1@1h, and ct 2. First
Ass mortgage at 10 p cent per annum, and second
lass entirely nominal.
Gold opened At ll24@1l2Z, against 112zs at New
lork and after limited business closed 1t the OPEN
ing rates against lis in that market The sales were
conhned to $4,000. embracing $1,000 ll2, 10 90
rs ii2h, 5000 Of has. and zoe ct ll2L.
Nothing trans ired in Silver. American half dol
lars ct ll0@lll.
Under the influence Of the Improvement in bills
a1d advance in bills at New York. Sterling EXCHANGE
closed about 40 cent higher than yesterd v for
commercial and about ITO for bank. The sales
we're OF mod rate extent. amounting to only f23, 100
comprising 4lo0O and $4,000 AL clear ct 5.45, $4,000
90. At 54SH. 10000 bill Of hding ct 5.4Sh935A6,
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Arrived.

Mary -, from Brashear City, to
Whitney &co-Algiers
STEAMBOATS,.
B L Hodge No O. Baranco f0om Baton Rouge
Gov Allen, Benson, from Vicksburg
sabine, Truslow, from jefferson
Bee, Symmes, from st Louis with barges
Susie Silver. Silver, from st Louis
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Alice, from Pass Manchac
Schooner Virginia, from Biloxi
Schooner LAURA from Pensacola
Schooner Mary Ann, from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner bogue Homa, from Mobile
Schooner Best Friend, from Biloxi
Schooner Theresa, from Tangipahoa
Schooner Kemp from Blind river
Schooner Geo Eike from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Mary Irene, from Biloxi
Schooner Pippo, from Covington
Soho ner Frultiere. from Biloxi
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN
Schooner Try Again, from Pearl river
Schooner Gino, from Bay st Louis
Schooner Refine Hortense, from Procterville
Schooner Josephine No 2, from Proctorv.lle
Schooner Puzzle, from Pearl river
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NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-Per steamship New Or.
lesls-1289 bales cotton Is bales hides 400 bds hides
sacks wool 50 pkgs mdse for New York-15O0 bbls
-four t5 sacks oats ITO sacks bran 1000 sacks 80
empty hogsbeads for Havana
LIVERPOOL-Per steamship State Of Minnesota
1928 bales cotton so hhds tobacco 600 staves
specie "a 903 bushels corn in bulk
HAvRE-Per ship Emms-2234 bales cotton Is $50
slaves IL bales hair
GALvEsTON-Per brig Chaslotte Buck-4oo ons
coal
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-02
FOREIGN PORTS.
Passengers.

Per steamship New Orleans for New York-Mrs "
Weed r Value-Miss Value-R B Mar,ip-L +
jones' w Robertson-W Cavanaugh, wife and bro
ther-Miss Garnier-Miss Lovel-Miss BinIey
Miss NJ Seymour-Mrs Gumpert-Mrs Periot-
Mrs Albrgh-yos vanghn-lI In storage