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Many Inquiries have been made of lat re-
ssrd1os the number of noUe proseq,as entered
q oW thiminAl Courts. One case-that of
John Ksfsncr-has excited some comments,
Will District Attorney McPhelip explain?
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Staub, t6e lively news man, whose cheap
stand - NJ Goldthwait's bookstore, No. SO
CanA ytreel sends us all the latest papers
rcm e~rsy section. and the latest Harper's
Razar. Maaib Is 4 news-brick
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We Owe thanks to that urbane and Courteous
gentieracn Nick, Of Geo. Ellis book store for
, ppreoisted favors Lady's Journal, Harper
Eazar AMI Godeys Lady's Book were received
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4 dsiryman, up town, after reading the re-
marks recently in the BULLETIN concerning
he evil effects Of well water and stagnant
water ugs,n milk observed, "Zat is dam non
eenz. BE- no hurt re COW, he no hurt re
milk. ZG dOctares is one dam fool ~
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Genge Falls, news dealer opposite the
Post Ofice. has oblgingly placed on our
sbie copies Of the latest Graphic, Harpers
Esx@, the Literary Paper, the Banner of
Light, sni Northern and Western papers
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We arc pleased to note the return Of our
elbow citizen, Mr.. H. Cassidy, whose trip to
ne North seems to have improved his health,
= nd given him new lite and vigor
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RELIEF COMMITTEE

The General Relief Committee met pursu-
ant to adjournment in the Mayors Parlor this
NOR ming, Hon. J. NJ. Sandidge, presiding.
The account Of the treasurer with the relief
fund was submitted to the committee, the re-
capitulation being as follows:
Total receipts to date. $2O5, Oh IL
Total disbursements. ........ 40, 769 rs
Balance in bank. .. S64. 3O1 SO
Statement referred to the Auditing Commit
tee for examination.
The previous weekly account of the treas
urer having heen examined, the chairman of
the Auditing Committee reported the same to
be correct
The report Of the chairman Of the Purchas-
ing Committee for the week ending July 18th,
was read and approved
On motion the committee adjourned.
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Balance in bank. s64. 3O1

MOTTO. 10 PA81HoRaS- State Line
steamship State Of Minnesota, will sail from
her wharf, Pot = Third District, for Liver
pool ON Wsdaashy evsaine. 18Th inst, as q
o'cleck.
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POLITICAL.

CRESCENT CITY WHITE LEAGUE.-There
was largely attended meeting of this League
was held last night at the Eagle Hall, corner
Felicity and Pryiania streets. There was a
deep feeling manifested by those present for
the execution Of the designs for which the
League was formed.
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BULLETIN GUARDS TO THE FRONT Pursuant
to call, this club met at their hall, corner OF
Claiborne and Poydras streets, last evening,
for the purpose Of organization. The meeting
was unusually large for the first meeting, and
much enthusiasm prevailed.
Mr.. Jno. Mccartney called the meeting ito
order with few appropriate remarks, and
after the usual preliminaries, the following
officers were elected:
Jno. Mccartney, President James Cousley,
| Vice President; Chas. Burns Secretary: VIM
| Hart, Treasurer 2. j. O'Meallie, Marshal: J.
| Cousley, Delegate.
A recess was taken, after which POO men,
bers signed the roll. We feel satisfied that
this sturdy club will show itself in the coming
| campaign and we return our thanks for the
compliment to this meeting. The meeting
then adjourned to meet on Tuesday, July q,
when they will elect board OF directors
FILTH WARD WHITE LEAGuE.-At a meet
ing of the Fifth Ward White League, held
last night, over which DR.. H. Bayon, Presi-
dent, presided, the following resolutions were
adopted;
WHEREAS, The organization known as the
Fifth Ward White League has but one object
in view, viz: the consolidation of the white
vote into one solid mass; therefore, be it
Resolred, That we indore, without any re-
serve the address Of the Democratic State
Central Executive Committee to the people of
the State, and consider most wise and patri-
otto their call for convention to take place
on the fourth Monday in August.
Be II further resolved, That this organization
is not a distinct political party and in opposi-
ton to the Democratic party, but on the con-
trary, disclaims all connection with the So
called Independent Clubs, considering their
of =.
to create division in the white ranks
Resolred, That the foregoing resolutions be |
published in the New Orleans BULLETIN and |
Bee.
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A SLANDERoUs STORY ABOUT DEACON RICH
ARD SMITH. A friend Of ours was in Cincin-
natl last week, and got good one on Deacon
Richard Smith 1t seems that one evening
there came up heavy gust, and the Deacon,
who was wearing new hat of fashionable
gray style, hadit blown off Away went the Dea-
con after his hat, but it was too fast for him,
and he had to give up the chase. A newsboy,
however, caught the hat after it had rolled
through several mud puddles, and was pretty
well dirtied inside and out, and brought it to
the good Deacon, who was rubbing the dirt
out Of his eyes and ears. The old man looked
at it sorrowfully, and then turned to the boy
and said Are you one Of the profane
youths?" The boy said: II don't know
what yer mean" Il mean, said the Deacon,
'.do you swear?" "Why, yes, l do some
times, when I'm mad" "Well," said he.
its very bad to swear, but if you do swear,
here's quarter, and you may cuss that hat
quarters worth" The boy took the quar-
ter, but said: No you don't, old fellow: I
won't do any mans cussin for less n dollar.
The Deacon turned away, feeling sad
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We retr.l1, thanks to the Claiborne Agricul-
uraI and Mechanical Fair Association, Of Ho-
mer, La, for Al invitation to attend their fair,
q take place on November 49, 1874
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.
- Chartres street

I--.------ Chartres street. II
A. BROUSSEAU.
Importer, offers Wholesale and Retail:
CARPETING, 1000 pieces English and American.
OIL CLOTH Floor Table and Enamel
MATTING, 1000 rolls, White, Check and Fancy
WINDOW SHADES, Cornices Table and Piano
Covers.
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace
Cotelines Reps Hair Cloth etc.
BURLAPS. 20 bales, various qualities.
iy1J WeSa 2dn
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-11Nis Eopynu,ent 1ods made by Uhite men, for
BE benefit u ,olite men and their poste7ity for
ve, ant 4hould be administered Jy white men
snd 5v nyre other whatsoever. Stephen A.
Do0gAs.
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Mossrs Kahn & Co., booksellers and sta
nners, No. $50 Canal street, have our thanks
81 late papers
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N. O., st. LOUIS AND CHICAGO B. R.-THH
GREAT JACKSON RoUTE.-On and after the 18th
inst, there will be change of schedule Of the
arrivals and departures Of trains over the above
road. They will depart: Express, Z A. NJ; mail,
6P. NJ. They will arrive: Express, 1880 PM;
mail, A. N.
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MARRIED &:

BLAKEMORE : MCFARLAND On Tuesday
July IA, 1874, by the Rev...B. NJ Palmer, William
I. Blakemore to NJ Lizzie, daughter of the late
John Mcfarland, Esq, both of. this city. No
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! Political Row IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT
| On Monday night, at meeting of the Radi-
cal club of the Sixth District, there was a
row between the members over the selection
Of the President. Several negroes were hurt
and it was some time before the disturbance
was quoted. 1t appears that there is strong
feeling of jealousy existing between the differ
ent factions, and generally at club meetings it
eliminates in a fight.
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A poor idiot lad riding ON the platform of a
Carrollton car yesterday evening, created much
amusement among the passengers by crying
ont to the bevies Of young ladies on the side
walks, pretty" A compliment which most
Of them seemed inclined to resent as an affront
not knowing the poor boys brain was affected
If they but knew it there was more sincere ad-
miration in that . Pretty. than in nine -tenths
of the passionate adulation they drink in so
rapturously from those whose brains are not
dazed in the moonlight or under the the wan
dering stars
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Parties wishing to purchase No. l saddle
horse can take their pick of two of the best in
this State now at the stable No 1877 Baronne
street Both are thoroughly gated. Price
moderate
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producing better sample than any other. Price,
"a 80 per saw all sizes hand For circulars and the
highest testimonials from every cotton State apply to
GOLSAN BROS, Cotton Factors and General gents.
NO ~ Per1ldO street, New Orleans. iyl5 3meOd
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Personal J. F. Caldwell, formerly of
this city, and well known to the mercantile
community, dropped in upon us on his ar
rival from Dallas Texas, where he is now To-
Gated and engaged in business. The physical
appearance of our friend speaks volumes for
his new home, and the fiattering reports of
the business and growing prosperity of Dali
las sufficiently demonstrate his wisdom in Sc
Letting that place for his future operations.
We wish Mr.. c. pleasant visit among his
many friends here, who will be glad to hear of
his success and good fortune in Texas
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The London Saturday RevisW ays that ssthe
civil rights bin Is probably the expiring dash
Of a Obsolete philanthropy."
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Depot for Disissfectassts.
X e L l. US l. A B o r A T OR Y /,
Corner Common and Claiborne streets.

The undersigned having contracted wit. the
City Of New Orleans to furnish Disinfectants for
use Of the Board Of Health, viii sell crude car
bolc acid at CSC per gallon, zinc iron COO per gal
s1phu1 no.
at low rates. Special quota tions to the trade.
WIN. j. KELLY,
46, 4s 4 50 Claiborne street, COZ. Common.
fe02lm&
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Partly cloudy weather and local rains to-day.
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'DAAASD SAAS ''oSASet
vention Of Cruelty to Animals, Pat Clarke
rudy face has been wreathed in perpet,m
smiles. They do say Pat has gotten ''jolly
on nothing but his cows milk, several time.
since, Just to celebrate the milkmens triumph
you know. That tale was, n, doubt, gottel
up by some Of the dead Society men.
By the way, Pat has filed up his yard above
high water mark, and it would not surprise us
at all to see him run up pretty, new, canary
colored cottage, with green blinds and a
cupola, and then, Of course, he would put up
an iron railing all round it, painted canary
color, too, and have nice, wide banquette OF
German flags and square blocks in the street
Stranger things have happened, and, if he
but takes notion, Pat has the brains and the
money too, to shame some of his aristocratic
| neighbors.
We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation
to attend the picnic Of the Minerva Social
Club. to take place on Sunday, the 10Th inst
We return our thanks for the same, and shall
avail ourselves of the pleasure to attend. The
Minervas generally get things up in style, and
we advise every one to attend who would pass
a pleasant day at Delachaise Grounds.
It has been suggested to us that as there are
many hundreds Of unemployed laborers in the
city at present it would be well for them to
select some RENDEZVOUS near the business CEN
tres, where they might be called on to per-
form the thousand and one odd jobs that
present themselves daily. If a merchant re-
ceives large lot Of goods, which must be
stored Immediately, he knows not where to
are anxiOusly walking the streets in search of
something to do. True, the wages paid are
small and the work is not steady, but the 81 |
that a man may make by few hours labor
every day or so, would at least keep the wolf
from his door.
Editor New Orleans Bulletin
The above notice appeared, editorially, in |
the first column of the second page of the |
Morning Star Of the 18th July. Strange to
say, the word "white does not appear at all,
nor is it implied. Is there no hope?
CAUCASIAN
From the course pursued by our esteemed
contemporary and the sentiments expressed in
its columns, we feel satisfied that it had in
view the employment Of white men when it
offered the above suggestion. The Star is
emphatically white mans paper, and we
know is sincere and earnest in its good work
Total contributions for the sufferers by the
overflow received to date at the Mayors office,
sos, $50 IL. Received yesterday, 500
The Mayor, as Chairman of the Relief Com
nittee, has transmitted the following dis
patch:
New ORLEANS, July IA, 1874
Supplies from the United States Govern
nent will render further contributions for re-
ief Of the overflowed unnecessary For do
lations received the Committee Of Belief re-
urns most cordial thanks. Report of opera
ions will be published about September
BY direction of General Relief Committee. {
LOUIS A. Witt !
Mayor and Chairman
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CONDENSED MILK.
CRESCENT BRAND.

New ORLEANS, May 4, 1874
To the Eagle Condensed Milk Company, Crescent
Brand, No. IS West Eighteenth street, New
York:
Gentlemen Having thoroughly and critically
tested the Condensed Milk prepared BY you,
take pleasure in reporting that find It to be -
represented,
PURE cows MILK, COMBINED WITH THE
BEST REFINED SUGAR.
And having compared the Crescent Brand with
various brands Of condensed milk sold in the
market, pronounce yours to be superior to any
other in PURITY and RICHNESS.
l have no hesitation in recommending the
Crescent Milk as food for infants.
Yours respectfully,
B. G. HOLIDAY, ND.
The CRESCENT MILK is for sale at wholesale BY
J. I. Adams 4 Co., H. R. Gogreve,
Hersch Adler, W. G. Lyon Co.,
Lochte & Cordes, ). T. Moore Co.,
Meyers Levy, McGrath Compton,
H. Pohlman B. Riel,
Ram Co. Schneider l. Zuberbief.
B. H. Flaspoller. J. G. Spor.
And Wholesale grocery houses generally.
And at retail at the following houses:
v Baab, F. Limongy,
c. Ballejo, J. w. Pratt,
G. Beck, A. G. Phelps,
Clark & Meador, J. K. Renaud & Co.,
John Cottraux, Swarbrick l. Co..
Peter Grief, G. Sciaccaluga 4 Co.,
NJ. Hacket, Toby l. Co.,
W. H. Henning h Co.
je21 2dp
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The Dubois Cotton Gin.

This celebrated
fange Gin is rapid
ly superseding all
others; it cuts the
seed cleaner. giving
more pounds Of lint
from same quantity
of seed cotton. 1t
does more work on
less power, same
numhor Of saws
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REMOVED.
20 H n 30 is,

JOHN BOIS,
FURNITURE DEALER,
Having removed to Nos. 152 and 154 Camp street,
would inform mis- friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to
TAKE FURNITURE ON STORAGE
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NeW FMU Goods.
j. LEVOIS & JAMESON.
Aave opened
NEW FALL PRINTS, in American Standards
narrow and wide widths.
Also
WHITE and FANCY FLANNELS,
For early fall wear bought at auction and unusu-
ally cheap.
From Paris we will open this week two cases of
PLAIN and STRIPED GRENADINES
for Coo per yard, guaranteed silk and wool.
We are selling
CHARVETS, LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS
at COST to close consignment.
J. LEyOIS & JAMESON,
Jyl23 st 1875 Canal street.
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A Card to the Public .

A Card to the Public.
last night will not prevent us from executing
orders as usual from our friends.
Our Office will be at Messrs. BLOCK L BRIT.
TONS, No. 4s CANAL STREET.
G. NJ. BAYLEY l. POND.
New Orleans, May 80, 1874.
Margaret Haughery.
MARGARET's STEAM AND MECHANICAL.
BAKERY,
Manufacturer of
B r FAD AND Ora ClKE RS.
Of all descriptions,
Nos. "A, 7s and IS New Levee Street.
APPS 3m2p New Orleans, La.
Flour. Grain. Preyisions.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers at very low.
est rates.
The following popular brands Of -four. Of which
have large stock on hand and to arrive; the
same before going elsewhere:
Hinckley Mills, st. Patrick,
eureka No. l, Napoleon,
Cape Girardeau City, Key West Beauty,
LAWYERS Hamlet, Western Beauty.
5000 sacks Choice Galena OATS.
CORN
$500 sacks Choice White, Yellow and Mixed.
= 500 bales Choice and Prime.
Is casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib sDEa.
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
10 casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
so tierces Refined LARD.
100 kegs Refined LARD.
% cases Sugar-cured MANS.
H. 7. LAwLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
Nos. IS to 50 Peter Street.
Late New Levee,)
And 81, SO, 81, s. and IS Fulton Gtreek
aP1z New Orleans.
Time Of Arrival and Departure Of Nails
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE.
Mobile and Lake Coast = Closes At Z A. H.;
Northern Mal-Closes at 3 P. M; arrives n
II P. NJ.
Western Mail-Closes at 8 P. M; arrives Al
10 A. N.
Texas and Shreveport Mails-Close On Tues.
lays and Saturdays at $50 A. NJ; arrive On Non.
lays, Thursdays and Saturdays. = sr
Mail by Morgans Railroad Closes ct o:soA n:
arrives at $50 p. NJ.
Red River Mail-Oloses It p. NJ; arrives Il
A. N.
Vicksburg and Coast Closes on Tuesdsv.
and Saturday ct I p. T.; arrives a
Ronday, Wednesday and Fnday ct TAN.
nd Friday ct $50 A. T.; arrives On Wed1oode1
nd Saturday at $50 p. Il
DceaAs .nville MAl-O,ses & IA II: axxivaa
&SsD4 IA - ~ J.
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EVERY LADY HER OWN nppas~.-..

Inc At o. Cutting and Fitting taught IN ten Les
49, Drsesmaking aaA Nilknsry Of IL 49, s.i
nsseeet seylsA MA 0lRRANAT1. s ma
aa. :. "a < snkne sexsst New OEieans.
AAOaEo dAlk STURE. m -
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CHEAPEST RATES.

He will also continue to buy, sell, remove, re-
pair pack and ship Furniture, with full guarantee.
PICTURES AND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
e21 3m
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White League, Rally!
TO THE BLUE FRUIT STORE,
Corner Of Camp and Canal streets,
And eat the Fruits of the season.
PLUMS, GRAPES BANANAS, PEACHES.
PINEAPPLES, FIGS, ETC.
We make specially of
TEAS.
WHICH ARE IMPORTED DIRECT
And sold from 50 cents upward. Give us call.
~ J. NJ. NORICH,
lyZ OF Up Corner Canal and Camp.
For the Bath!
We are now closing out an invoice of TURK
ISL TOWELS, White and Brown, at unprece-
denied low prices. This is the last invoice at
such rates.
Also, on hand, fine lot of
CoLoGNEs,
AND OTHER TOILET ARTICLES
FREDERICKSON & HARTE,
jy12 3t2dp 139 Canal street, Tuoro Buildings.
+. f. Motion,
AZ. R VAL STREET AZ
Announces to the public and his old patrons.
that he has re-opened his store for the sale Of
GLASS AND PORCELAIN WARE
And |
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS
It is his intention to sell his assortment ~ |
Goods at % per cent below cost price. Bargains
offered to city and country merchants.
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From the course pursued by our esteemed
contemporary and the sentiments expressed in
its columns, we feel satisfied that it had in
view the employment Of white men when it
offered the above suggestion. The Star is
emphatically white mans paper, and we
know is sincere and earnest in its good work.
, 1874-04-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

Acknowledgements etsaay ut sl,8oGsI,ol'
DEAN8-Tle acnn,,d ia chiefly Of light retail char.
actor, untl nuotationu nS,lay obtaiuel Navios
hantpicked, per bu. SaooQs2oo; me1iuus, do. sl.o0
DuTTER-Tho feoling developed to-day VITA uu.
4Mattea]y weak. The continued absence Of any In
clinaton to buy IN advance OF actual immediate 70.
quire,ncnts ia Witnessing stcady augmentation OF
stocks, aud tho pressure to soil IL daily becoming moro
apparent Hence tho course Of pricos conttuun1 downs
Choice to fauoy yeslnw, 55{9aso; medium to good
grades 80@aJo inferior to common 20@98u common
to c4oica roll. 25GS31c.
DAQGlN0-Cott0n seamless goods arp moy,uR with
aone Freedom, aud nra atendy md firm. Other lines
quiet and unchanged. Stocks are not largo Wc
quote: STARK, $40; Ludlow A, B3c Lewstou A. $40:
American A, 29c; Amoskeag, 3lo; Ottpr Crock, 3ao
burlap bags, and bu, l8@}2oo; gupnies, si,lRlo,
17Mlae; lo double 23ha2sc; wool snoks, GoGs02o.
DRO0M.C0RN-ABiao from q light rotau trade
there !a little 1omaA and prices for many graos ore
ite buttor thnu nominal. We Qnoto; Ghutce h,irl,
a@9Se do extra, o.; eoru that will work itsolf into
o sf bpS. He ss9a
BUILDING MATEhIALs- local dctnand i billy
fair at tho current prices: Michigan stucco $26O:
New York atucco. casting, $325eaa60 Utica, Louts.
yillc anu Akron cpment, $2p0 II brl Portland e..
mont ST. lime In bulk T6c(aSl 90: ipe fbrla,
81 O041.2s . brl; white sand d rl ST. Dns.
iertng hair, U bu, 400; tre brick u l00O 1650Oa
00.e0 building brick loommon), S75u@8,50: MwaI-
kee aud Raoine pressed, S27. 7.00@S9b0 dol Indiana
rEoassa SSoo@2soo; q a. q do common. aro
6ilREsE-Prices Of this ataplo chow no wcateplne
Thcgo Ia sl Al Ahsencs Of say anecia activity In tho
, 1874-04-14

LATEST. -
Wheat was fairly active in the afternoon, and
advanced 9G@1o. closing at a1.271@1.2791
soller May. Corn was i'll moderate domand and
stoady at 05H@059@o for nIay. A sohoonor was
reported to load corn on owners account, oapa-
city about $4,000 bu.
GALL BOARD,
Mess pork was moderately active nnd oneier.
Lard and moats wera unchanged. Moss pork,
aellor May offered at $1,000; Beller: Juno,
510.2215G2s1623. Lnrd, cash or soller tho month,
oilerod'at SOTO; selor May, s9.e2>5@0G711;
seller June, So77G0.85. Short ribs cash or soller
Shoulders, cash or seller the noEth ofrored 1t
$40 ;eeller May. no bids. no offers short clear,
sollor May, $50 bid. salea include 500 brls moss
pork, cash, at $1,000; 2,250 brls do, aoller Mny,
at $1,000; $50 brlR do, seller Juno, at $16.a5.
, 1874-04-14
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING, April 10.
f,f1kfnFu EHt.J1HTG

LuMDEN FAElaHTe,
Mauatep, 81 00t13 as; MuBkcgon Nld Grand lIaycn
$l.76; LuGingtou, p1ntwater, aud Baugatuck, 81 00
The offerings wore fair this morning and tho Innr-
ket noss aC.iyo. Thero waa good attendance Of uut
only local. hut country buyers and all handR neomad
moro disposed to trade than heretofore, The market
wns stronger for grades. Piece Rtrff sold moro
readily It slo:no. Common board brought $il.oo@
wero reported. Bono Of tho last aalsa given below
weso naado on Saturday 1t Is sa!d Letters received
from Ocono slate that tho Water ia frooziug nightly,
and hore nrs no Indications Of MI Immediate opening
OF the bay to navigation. Tho following s4!es vera
reported:
Cargo achr 2. g. Simmons, from Maniatoe, 40
piece stuff At $10tQ Sold by Ii. Loonlla h Co.
Cargo schr Abigail, from Holland lao n dry boards,
at tl2,0o. Sold ~ trtah, Dullen o..
Cargo bchr e. EllenWooa, from WhitelaEe, 40 III
common stripa and boards, at $11.00; cargo scl.r
Emma, from MMskegon, 90 nj jolsts and acantlng, At
$l0.60. Sold by II. N. Doffnrd h Co:
Cargo schr Josephine Dresden, from Muaiegon,
common hoarda md strips, at $l2,00. Bold by John
CHuce.
Deck.load barge crippou, from Mansteo (saturdAy),
aud oSer. Sold by ]. n. Loomis b Co.
Cargo aohr II. Q. Ahreeht. from Muakagop4 200 n