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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17
TEMPERANCE SKIRMISHES AT HOME.
2 AIDES VISITING THE SALOONS IN ALL QUARTERS O
THE CITY-oTHER PLANS oP WAR

THE cITY-oTHER PLANS or WAR.
The temperance programme for the present
week not extensive far public meetings are con
cerned but Increased number ladies are engaged
an saloons and groceries, and LADIES' temperance
prsyermee sings sprngng up IN many parts Of the
city. preparatory TO more general crusade which the
ladies are ANTICIPATING A Committee was appointed
BY the ministers last week 70 arrange for grand union
prayermeetins in some central locality TO continue
through one day. This Committee have decided that
meetings shall be held the Calvary Baptist Church on
Tuesday. the oath inst, beginning at 10 O. No. D. M,
snd 7.sS p. m. These meetings will be prended over
~ prominent ministers There was temperance
meetog in the chapel Of the Central Methodist
A9oopSl Church yesterday, at which Mrs Anna smith
Presided. After earnCst prayer had boen offered by
eoiored lady from Philadelphia Mrs. Smith ssid that
10 past had been full of experiences In visiting
aisons In various sections OF the city. One lady had
'tsd Is saloons single day, and had not been in
'-issd In single Instance. Mrs. Rogers city mis-
bsfy who expects very great results from the small
rasisga Low ReiRs Epds, stated that she lad visited
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PASSENG ELS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvRRPOOL-In steamship O1alie. March 1B-i. ".
Turner wife Miss DavesOn, MT and Mira Hss
anderson, Capt Alfred Howes Capt James Ihompso
Pollard, Marcus Cohen Turner Samrsf
Bser Geo Jakeman, H. o. Jodan wife children ,nd nus NJ
A. G.. A. Homer h. A.
DR. sidney DaVs.on H. A Plant VIM Wasss Isaac Cooper,
Yoshe Charles Mcbride G. H. Rrsdey Mr. Kosher L. b Land
Samuel WIFE John Cassels James Cas James
hsrshs. Jane. Hamilton. Vim. Be1iorj, A. Henderson,
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How to shorten Lie.-The rerpe simple You have ~
70 take a violent neglect Abeneby the great English
geon told him only had cough; Whit wcA
you hsve The pgu Of only coughs" The worst eAss
can however, cured by HALLS LUSa BALsAa In shoop@x
cough and Group Immediately sis irritation and to presesa
m termination Of the disease by all iTugss and dealers
medicine Joms p Henry CUERAs Co, aud Couese9'an-.
ole
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AGAINST suNDsY LIQUOR sELLING-THEIB RE-
QUEST RrFUsED-rnny NARROWLY ESCAPE yIo-
LKNCE FROM ROWLING MOB
lGEsERAL PRESS D1sPArCHl
CHICAGO, March 16-In accordance with the
arrangements made at the ladies' temperance tings
held Thursday last and yesterday, some 500 ladies met
Mt the Clarkst Methodist Church this afternoon and
after Amounting a Committee of 100 Of their number
20 present memorisl TO the City Council against
she proposed repeal of the Sunday saloon-closing
ordinance devoted the afternoon to prayer for the sue
ees, OF OF their mission zAt o'clock delegation
started the City Hall bearing memorial signed by
1900 women. They attended in their march by
constantly increasing crowd OF idle men and boys and
by the they had reached the doors OF the Council
chamber so great mob had gathered TO render the
servoes large force of police necessary TO secure
sbeir entrance
Arriving the Council Chamber the delegation were
eourteousy received and the leader OF the delegation
motion. after debate, allowed TO present
the petition, which she did in few well-chosen
words. The petition then read by the
Clerk Of the Council and placed on fle
sho Council theu proceeded to the consideration OF
special order which ordinance permitting saloons
90 DO kept open on Sundays. A very warm debate en-
sued in which most of tho Peoples Party Aldermen
claimed that the bound to vote for the ordinance, as
a. Of upon which they were elected
was taken the ordinance was adopted by vote
OF to a. The defeated ladies were then escorted from
e hall TO the outer door by the police, who with the
utmost difficulty kept back the bowling mob who stu
remained on the outside.
Reaching the street the ladies, all OF whom were OF the
highest respoctabity and including the wives OF some
OF the best citiz M, sssaied with yes and bowls
om one OF the be raked from the
cutters the city. The mob pressed so closely upon the
little band had they not been protected by afew men
among the crowd there s little dOnbt that violence
would have been offered them. Indeed one brute did
hrip one of the ladies' skunk away before the fat Of
N gentleman standing The mob followed the
oadies the entire distance back TO the church,
yelling every moment like Comanches and
resentng one OF the most disgrsceful
witnessed In the city. After the Committee
Id entered the church and briefly reported the failure
their mission those present spent time ia prayer
% I'd then dispersed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17
GEORGE o. EVANS RELEASED ON BAIL.

HARRISBURG, March 16.-The Dauphin
County Court to-day granted order for the release OF
George o. Evans entering $4,000 bail for his appear
anoo al the April Term take the benefit Of the Inso
vent saL AgsAss heath u grAdaalY EroglaS sau.A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17
CATTLR MARKET

CHICAGO Msrrb lGCArrLs-Recpts $500 market erm aad
a, grades u as IS for Fair Choice Nltrs See
80 $685. for BGIs; So 2jaf for SOcsen .hpmeats 2uOO
HOGS-L dull receipts 1000 market weak sai shade low1
at tjDf6 for Common 10 BTtra shpms Di-, 5000.
6mr aud higher; re:Ipts 800, nsrAss tdf Sivo
IS 5OQk7 81 \ Common Fancy.
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ALBANY.
THE CURRENT OF LEGISLATION.

W0RKiNGMEN'S GRIEVANCES - THE METROPOLITAN
PoLICE QUEsrIoN-AN ERIE "BEAR" DOCUMENT.
fDr TELEGRAPH TO TUE rRIBUSEI
ALBANY, March t6.-The bill to organize q
State Board OF Health discussed In Committee OF
tho Whole Of the Assembly this evening and met with
much opposition that is defeat certain. Mr. Al
bereors bill to vest tho appointment Of Canal supern
tendents in the Canal Commissioners instead of tho
Canal Board, each Commissioner 70 make the appoint
ments In his own DIVISION made the special order
for Thursday evening. Mr. Davis advocated tho bill "a
the best attapable method the defeat the fth
article OF the proposed Constitutional Amendments OF
improving the management ofitle canals.
Col. Spencer called from the table tho resolutions
offered by him Friday last insructing the Committee
on Grievances to grant hearing to tho wOrkingmen.
who complain Of the treatment received by them from
the police In the Tompkins-square meeting IN January
last and TO report to the House whether an nvesga
ton should DO had. MI Alyord objected to the adoption
OF the resolutions giving the subject too much leglS
lative sanction. He moved that they be referred 10
the Committee without instructions In reply to
question from Col Spencer to the ect OF such refer
enco the Speaker said that the compliments could APP
pear before such Committee at any time 10 relate their
grievances. and 1t would DO discretionary with tho Com
mittee whether they should take any action or make
any report. After discussion. in which Col Spen
urged the adoption OF the resolutions the most
respectful way OF treating the oOmplainaHts, Mr.. AL
words motion adopted
The New-York politicians have decided TO make
change in tho organization Of the Police Department OF
the city, but precisely what the change 10 to be not
fully determined. There would DO no hesitation about
Introducing Metropolitan Police bill II they
1t would not be declared unconstitutional by tho Court
OF Appeals Mr.. Watrous and Jackson Shultz arrived
here tonight to consult upon the matter and IL II is
doomed unsafe to attempt to create Metropolitan Po
lice bill will then be introduced atOishing the pres
ent Board and authorizing the appointment OF a new
Commission by some city i:ias other than the Mayor
probably by the Superior Court tho presiding Judge
thereof
long preamble and resolutions supposed to emanate
from the Bear" interest in Erie stock, distributed
around the Assembly Chamber this evening" recing the
leading facts in connection with the Erie investigation
last Winter :, insinuanng charges against Mr. Watson,
President Of the road and calling for another nyestga
ton by select committee with instructions 10 report TO
the House IN thirty days If member can be found
to introduce them they will probably be offered to-
morrow.
Among the late arrivals from Ncw-YOrk tonight
ThurlOw Weed sheridan Shook. George H. Van Mort. A.
NJ Bliss Engineer Buckhout Of the Harlem Railroad,
Chauncey NJ. Depew w. a. Fowler, and Gen. 5pnola.
Roscoe Conkling arrived this afternoon. and left for
Utica this evening
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SENATOR SUMMERS FUNERAL


lost ono OF its most supporters and friends
and who lent To that movement honesty OF purpose
ana sincerity OF action 10 the Of the prin-
ciples upon which IL was founded.
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Spsrlal Nclites

Post-Oce NOtce.-The mails for Baope for the week estsS
sATURDAl March 81 1874. will thus Onse as ioles u
TUESDAY al l23 y. on WEDNESDAY 81 l2S m -
L.
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sad physicians have certified that no eannos "vs n"
than month IL kept In conanemont.
BENJAMIN VESTS BIRTHPLACE BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA. March f6.-The old stonS
mansion which Benjamin West, the artist was ocrss
situated within 300 yards Of swarthnore College, on the
West Chester Railroad totally DESTROYED today ~
fire. supposed have originated among papers 10 s"s
upper story.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE

H,sA G-B,cbsnee the Ultei st,te' 80 tsys
currency g2093 premium sight 9ja98 pemuD 80 days
go ll2V4 pr MUM hor. sight 1901 IS ptenia Loa1oa.
lao premium % Paris. HOLE premium
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su,crDg or AN Ex-ARMY OFFICER.

SAN Francisco, March l3.-COl Oliver r.
Robe formerly Of the United states Army. committee
suicide IN this city to-day He shot himself TWO"
through the head with a revolver The cause OF tho
suicide IA unknown.
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
NEW BILLS IN BOTH HOU5Es-MORE RAPID TRANSIT
SCHEMES.


SENATE. ALBANY. March 10. 1874.
The following bills were introduced this
evening"
BY Mr.. FoX-FOr street railroad in New-YOrk from
Vesey-st north side, along Cburci-st. TO hoIrisSb
GroenwIchst., ana Batery-pace, through safest u
whitehall ana thence along 10 the South Ferry Inc
return route is along WBehast 10 Bowling green, TO
connect with tracks at Battery place James Rog
ers, John Flanagan, Theodore L. Rutan WIN. Horrch
and Martin Is. FOrman named a. cOrporitOf5
BY Mr.. RODERT,ON-TO regulate the sale OF liquors,
and for rho punishment ny hne and imprisonment OF
persons aduJeratng liquors and Offering them for sale
Hr KING, from the Committee on Commerce aud Nav
gation reported adversely to the proposed bill defining
the qualifications dutie and powers OF the Health OH
Ger for the port NowYork The report was agreed 10
Senator GROSS offered tho following resolutions which
we're tabled under the rule:
Vbeyeas 1t ia represented that the Kansas Pacific.
generally known the Union Pcihc Eastern DyslOh)
Railroad Company, by means OF false representa- Ons
respectng their assets and liabilities, made thrOlEh
NeSYork bankers. nave inoucod the purchase III Cor
many OF their bonds 10 the amount OF nearly slODJO)
and
Whereas SAID Company now processes to DO unable TO
mse Of the attached 10 eacn DOhu'
and AZ "a believed that inability proceeds from
misappcato on OF the funds OF the Company and.
VhereIs such nOnp iymepG OF interest Is looked upon
"a brsacD OF aud Injurious 10 the credit OF the
United States abroad; therefore bo II,
ResOpcd III tho Senate concur, that the representa-
tiyrs OF tGe state NewYOrk ia the National congress
De and they hereby respectfully requested u take
such action VIII secure thorough lDVcsugdUoh v
the rs OF the Company and such legislation ~ VIII
compel the directors W comply VIII tue is demands VI
the bOndhoders,
Adjourned
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The New Elastic Truss 1888 Broadway, lately but "ass
eloul the whole heavens ad ri tue metal
az euser pad biscksmths with It's rolling thunder
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SARATOGA AROUSED.
CHICAGO DISGRACED.

4 cosnurrrisr or LADIES PETITION THE CITY COUNCIL
AGAINST sUYDAY LIQUOR sELIING-THEIB RE-
QUEST RrFUsED-rIIhY NARROWLY ESCAPE VIo-
tvNcp Prom A ROWLING Mob.
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WEATHER. BUSINESS. ETC.

"
It was yesterday, and mistake. Old Sol
poured forth his rays with telling efet, and caused
the moisture to gather upon the brows of all levee
pedestrians.
Mathilda Jane told us that the pie business was
brisk yesterday. and for that information were
thankful could not o. any particular bri K
ness in any other branch Of trade.
For list of arrivals yesterday refer readers
to the Marine Column.
Capt. Kerr will, in few days, be able to resume
charge If his column, and in The meantime trust
that river trends will overlook all di creDancies
All reports ON above indicate rapid decline in
the MIS- -issippi and its tributaries
The Thomas Sherlock departed last even ng for Gin
cnnati, viii fair freight and large number Of pas
sengers.
The City of Al'ol for St. Louis had every room en-
gagged and also good trip in gard to freight.
The John F. Tolle is due this morning from st.
Louie.
The w. s. Pike will be found at the wharf this
morning ready to make her usual excursion.
The Garry Owen left last evening for Camden with
her guards fiat to the water.
The Ida, Capt Forgay, leaves Saturday the 10th,
for all landings on the Atchafalaya and Teche
The Bart Able IS due to-day from Ora ID Ecors. She
leaves positively on Saturday.
The Selma left last evening for Pass Manchac She has
been chartered by the Jaca Railroad Company for
the purp of transporting freight from the New Ra
Tie Bismarck leaves for st. Louis Saturday, 18th
inst. at p. M.
Capt Joe Dalferes had increase in his family yes
t,rday, his pet had furs he stood pat it, also the
drinks. The goat and kids are doing we'll.
Jimmy Trucks agent. not unknown to fame has
gone into the undertaken business at last. He
caught last evening undertaking to make something
that resemtled cofiu.
setto at the head of Customhouse street almost in
front OF the Garry Owens stage, between Big Pee,
well known steamboat carpenter, and al title Nick.
artist, whose fame a garni her of st eamboat
hand of course neither pets Of the de fdcto,
and both parties were placed in limbo.
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General. Exchange ,

Under the influence Of an advance of &c at New
York and 116d at Liverpool where the sales put
down ut 900 bales, the market opened with more
stringent pretensions the part Of factors who gen
orally claimed advance Of &c, while buyers were
unwilling to goo at any higher prices Ia der these
circumstances, the movement exhibited but little ami
nation a~d the reported sales up to of linn
tied extent consisting mostly Of irregular cotons at
about previous rates. after which, factors being less
stringent in their pretensions parties came together
moro freely and fair business was done in the rest
Of the day resulting in sales to the amount noted
above.
Buyers reported prices strong without any quo
table ADVANCE bat With decided leaning to yesterdays
outside figures.
The amount on shipbosrd not cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment set down At the
opening this morning 1t $1,000 bales. embracing
1900 bales for Liverpool $4,000 for Havre 1900 for
0pain lOoo for Bremen. 400 for the North sea and
500 for the North. which. when deducted from the
stock On hand BY running statement last evening
Leaves 10000 bales 10 represent the quantity It the
lsnding and in presses unsold or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: 2Ales 500 bales including
- aktsr r. N. yesterday. Demand good: Its
luot1a1s are raised kc.for Lew Ordinary, Ordinary
aAd 0eed Ordinary and ~ ~ Low kidd ing. with no
~ 0nooes
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The Money market is unchanged, The offerings OF
approved signatures contnu light both in bank aud
the street, and commercial paper is without any
material varat on We continue to quot selected
signatures with without colaterals, at p cent
per annum; first class. at 500; AL, at 11@l2
and second grade at 191h per month. First class
mortgages continue to rule at 10 p cent per annum,
but nothing is reported in second grade.
Gold opened at 1111@1l2H, against 112A at New
York. and after a liberal business closed at the OPEN
ing rates in both markets after touching 1ll76 during
the interim at New York. The sales summed up 500
600 at lllA, $1,000 and $4,000 at ll171, $4,000 at
l11X@112, and $4,000 at liz.
Nothing trans pired in Silver The market ct II is
quoted at 10 GIGS for American half dollars and ITO
Gill for Mexican dollars
Under the influence of the decline in Gold at New
York Sterling Exchange fell off at the opening 2-l0 y
cent for comm rcial, aud about Ito for bank but
after the subsequent advance in that market, and
improvement in NV York Sight, the market rallied
and closed with change in quotations, except an
advance of Ito p ent in the outside rate COM
mercial. The movement was Of fair extent enb aciug
about f35O0O, comprising $4,000 bill Of ading at Sal
fl2OO (Dinety day at 5.i2 $500 ril Of ladng and
$4,000 AL clear at 542I, f10 900 AL clear at 5.42 q
5.431<, and f10, 900 bank at
Francs responded also to the fluctuations in goli and
the improvement In New York sight, opening shade
lower and closing at previ us rates. The dem md
fair: the supply rather limited and the only sales
reported were rs, 90 commercial at s3a4@4.62hs
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 5.421 20
5.44 for bill Of ading and AL cieir, aud 5.47@-
for bank and francs at 4.632l462s for private, and
nominal for bank
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were of mode.
rate extent and with fair demand nercia ruled
a shade higher. Thesaes of New York sight covered
SITS 00O embracing $1S 90 and $40 0U0 private bank
ers at " cent. discount $2S 900 coma ere al at 80,
$4,000 do at Lie, and 100000 private bankers and
$4,000, SIS 600 and s25, 900 bank at par.
The banks continued to check on New York at par,
and commercial sight was quoted ats = cent. dis
count a par against 1s@- yesterday.
In Stocks sales OF Insurance shares were reported
Of which the art culars Withheld. Within a few
days past 80 shares of Merchants Mutual Insu
Company have changed hands at $67 Is.
No sales of Bonds were reported.
City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents were quoted at
about S.
The only sale Of City Appropriation Certificates
ported was $35 at 81, which about the closing
rate.
Metropolitan Police Warrants were .eld higher than
City Appropriation Certificates, brit sales
ported on which to base quotations.
State War an were dull and no sales were report
ed but holders were still asking 45@46 for large, 10
4S for mediam, and 50055 for small.
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Exports.

LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Alice-22sO bales OF
cotton i470 ks oil cake Casks beeswax 800 pcs OF
slaves
NEW YORK--Per steamship City of Houston-SS9
bales cotton 80 bales 1900 sacks ~ bales Of
hhds lO2 bdls hides 800 dry hides 100 sacks malt 800
sacks rye 40 sacks wool 100 bbls oil 80 iron 900
empty bbls 10000 pcs slaves
KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
Margaret-For Key Wet: 24o bhls -four $40 sacks
so sacks oats Is hams hhds sugar % bbls whisky
bbls nolasses and sundries
LISBON-Per ship Mardol-l00,O pcs slaves
PENSACOLA-Per schooner Watts nj Dbl OF
syrup 535 sacks corn 10 sacks coffee 46 bbls -four
bbls pork bbls whisky bbl oil casks ties hams
and sundres
GALVEsToN-Per schooner Geo sealy-5O tons Of
coal
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THE FREEDM EMS SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Savings Bank, chartered by the United States,
March, 1865.
NEW Fans RANCH,
1sa Canal Street, Corner of Dryades,
Bank Hours from A. NJ. to P. M.
Open Saturday Nights to receive deposits from to
O'Clock.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON OsITs.
G. D. STURTEvANT Cashier.
ap3O en- HENRY BACAS, Assistant Cashier.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
156 Canal street.
TRUSTEES:
DR.. W. Newton Mercer,
=. F. Generes, David Urquhart,
George Jonas, John G. Gaines,
Thomas A. Ada ans, Carl Kohn,
Thos. Alien Clarke, Christian Schneider,
Chas. j. Leeds. Samuel Jamison.
Interest allowed on deposits
L. F. GENERES President
SAM JONES. Jr.. Treasurer. apis '74-ly
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SCH E NJ E

10000 Tickets......T Tickets only $40.
HALVES, QUARTERS AND E1GHrHs PROPORTION.
l prize $50, 900 ISL. .$2O,O0O
prize Of. .....,...... 10000 is.......... 10000
prize of............. 5000 is............ 5000
40 prizes of. ........... 500 are.... 2hoOO
200 prizes of. ....... 100 a!e............ 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 approximations of $500 each for the nine re-
manning units of the same ten of the num-
Der drawing the $4,000 prize s., 700
approximations of 5000 each for the nine re-
naming units of the same ten of the num-
Der drawing the $4,000 prize are.......... 1900
9 approximations of 800 each for the nine re-
manning units of the same ten Of the num-
Der drawing the $4,000 prize are........... 900
go Prizes amounting to.......S8 $50, 400
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The remaining units o. the same ten Of the num-
bers drawing he FIRST full prizes will be eutitled to
the II pproxmation Pr For ex ample: II Ticket
No. 1246 draws the $4,000 prize, those tickets num-
bered 1241 142. 1243, 1914. l245, 1247 49, 129 and
1850 will each be entitled to $780, If Ticket No 23l
draws the $40 900 prize those tickets numbered 1872,
49, 234 1885, 236 237 1885, 239 and $40 will each be en-
titled to $500. II Ticket NJ. $50 draws the $4,000
prize those tickets numbered AL, 49, 443, 444 445,
446 447, 44S and 4i9 will be each entitled to $780,
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, S.; Quar-
tiers, So so; Eighths, 81 IS.
PRIZ IS YABLE IN FULL WITHOUT
DEDUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock-box 692 P. O.,
New Orleans.
Send P. o. Money Order, or Register Your Letter
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British ship Green Jacket Roe, from Rio de Janeiro
March o. in ballast. to master
Bark Mandarin, Foute, from Kingston Ja to master
Bark Reco cry Jolma from Rio de Janeiro March %,
to master
Dutch bark Fritz, Gundersen, from Havre March "a,
to master
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COMMERCIAL,
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, !
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May -, 1874.
COTTON.

The sales to-day mot including l4O and 800 additional
yesterday not reported until to-day reached $3.50 bal
mostly at stronger prices. with ,us requiring any
change in orr quo atoms excepting revision of Low
Ordinary. We give also the Exchange figures, and
repeat % below: