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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. EVENING, Oe&. 10.
Tho following were the 1eDeipts aud ship-
1nents Of the leading articles ct produce in Chi
cago during the past twenty-f1ur hours, aud for
the corresponding date ouo wear ago:
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Includes all cut meats. except saouldsz71 and S. r.
hams.
ia aditioo tlcro uero on Thursday iast nearIy 3o
brls loading prc;,-icG., mt 80: reported.
Flour was quiet, the value OF GALES boips
slightly less than on Thursday, and the market
wiki the easier fecliug in wheat, =ud the fact
that the New York -four marke: is rery low.
Eran was in good supply, and stead,l Sales
we,o reported OF 100 DrIs white wint e1 extlas
(1lagnolla) at :7.25; 800 brls do o ! private
terns 50 brls spring extras at 1915; IL brls do
at 24.62G; 95D brla do on private terms; 100
b7ls suportiue at ;a~sG; 10 brlB buckvt,cat, new
(Jackman's) at $3.50; 10 brls do. old. 1t $3.50;
IS lrls rye private terms. Total, 1.T05 brs.
Also 80 tons bran nt $500 Tin sacks) e,a track;
20 tons do a: i16.50, on track 10 tons middlinEs
at $500. free OIL board. The market. closed At
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en.nged- Cut meats qu!et: n.,dd,ez dun,
Ike. Lasde-Heavy prime steam, I3,5c 1'as dm
cxErssEfiqn crnJ2qte: and hesvy; Ws.:efa .x,a,
NIIsKY-Lower at $l.GC fAoo, leda1h1
hErA1.'-u -. Manufactured copper steaax ~
MT nafr 6 81 5 :3lszs 1s Rldged :ses iaso Lib
S4oaie; % Got fisss e ~ 3.hse! lsal5xa j.
Horseshoe nomiual!y unchanged. sa8sa,
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Totn1 -..-----..-.........-.3i51 $18o25 .ai4
The statement by months during the thi1l
quarter il Is follows The total number of CITY
sales recorded in July WAS 407. and the coneid-
oration: So 527. .421. Property outside the limits
aud within the couuty-GGs} Eales co!.aide1ation,
G.5o7. Total sales III July. 100; conpld-
eratiou. 81. GG3, ,g28-
For the month of Aug1st, four weeks the fig
urea ars as follows: City. sales. So. Amount,
S3,0S0, A5. County sales. 797; amount,
81, 6Ga, OILS. Total sales, l:.39 total amount.
81, 1874. S77tt;;
The excess OF ssles in August over those OF
July was 22o, and the amour: s., s95. 4i5.
The total sales and amounts recorded in Sep-
t05; consideration. s.. 1863. Comfy saIrs
$50: consideration. $..3i4,713. Total sales
LOSS, total consideration. 81 GEO 2S2
The decrease in the number OF sales III Sep-
:onbc1 from those in August was Oil and ii,a
3ecrease in unonnt Of same, So. 6l3.U9l
The total amount OF sales and CONSIDERS Kim,
recorded during the third quarter. being the
months OF 1nlr, August: and September, WAS
:: re. 9o'iows: Low City sales, l,slA-couEidc:ation
s5,os0 24S; the grand total Of pxles bang i, l7
and Of consideration S1G 76}. Ssh.
Ine uecseaso IRON the total amounts noted il,
,e statement Tor the second quarter Is, iu sacn.
IL; aud, III consideration, =, ~. ::,31-
lhe afe:aSe Tor oacE. week OF the last quarter
h1s been N2 in the number of adleA, sud Iboat
-to.'5 III the &C considerations recorded.
THE I-e'AS HARRIET.
Inc market ~ very quiet. the demand lss
Fallen oh. aud iu aone instances mooey hsn
1een Nlshaia"u: l'av1n, followed in tin Trail Of
the retEeatlng INSURANCE compa,ie. ria .o,,-
slderatioE Of lie Instruments iile for reitnt3 !.
talr III amount, hrts careful analysts yhnns that
tue actual loans are neither nun,crnuh mr. 1,,,o
Some SCENTS are doing absolutely nothing. Wills
@ Inose Tho MAKE M any show Of brs; meas IRE eerer-
ally !oanla5 tho mnney OF Chicago cauitali-ts
Both borrowers sutl lenders app<:a: to BE- we;r.
1nE tor something to turn up Meanwhile 4 IL
gratifying to know that tue releases Of ,,ast ;ns
cusnbranees Keep up to fair sreraGe
COMPARATIVE s7ATEAaNT fDr TIE ;Ttrk rvo,..,.
-''''-"
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OCEAN NAVIGATr0,.
NEW YORK TO CAPn7n

he Ssash tt Mnles Atl.ntte Steamship co,,
IN R..e.2sf %Ss: T.
fEAhKokE. OCT. 81 GLAMoRiGG Gs.,s c1 -
Ill a5T{t y xood7 go and p*ssenge At tbroass
Bristo cb.nne and y, StSss md cznads q ~
asse stes,m,sh!rs, built expressly for tha
colrcu1eoce Of -o@s 1oS saea<Qcn t.stSs r. ~.
CABIN AND srEERAGE PAssrx,.-,z
First Cabin. $7J aad $50 eur7r,r~
PrepaiSy fPa1saey; :,rs1s s1es.sss fn e1rsrney u
Drafts 1o- 81 Azd upuafds. 04ea1ol'*.--..s N
n.n,I LOT t1Ifhsr mT p2Eteqlass 9ppiy n Cardiff
pA'' %Ef:H! If PAX G9ambss. aad IN H.
Ke nKs1oa.
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SlIEEP-EiAse heen in unusually fun supply, sna
thu: might reasonably h&yc tecn anticipated shir-
pers have done little, but under than ordtnar-
lily goou local demand, sellers enabled to realize
at decline OF scarcely more than 2c per 100 lbs. Na
quote good to choice at S3-75s4,2, and poor 10 e-
dun, ut fa.25&J5O.
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;tfo.1x 1872 "
ts s ~ p. Mi. go Fl.
ttlt - p. nj
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tnk. L1rd, I1n:ns. :sso.'d'.., Middle
S1ts. es. s:s. lis. III.

E: {: :s}is: Il $!f s. st| g
Since Nov l. I'd ol9 COL Nt 81, 15t, 1l3
Same tins 4b131 9at S. II, 3 l1U
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&-Dcpot corncr OF Wells aud kinxic-sn.
1Qupct corner Ut Canal ind kiu-1o-&A.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 4 Pacific RAiLho"n
Deuot corner Of Fan Bur<n and Me77ad1,ss. 7sss1 's
Grand iuci&e Ho<st-
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Omzha, Observation-Disclosures e
Peru Acoommoda.tou......-.
6tRht Ekpfes4.
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I KAanOAD EAE:'1EGs N sEpTEMbER.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
manos tho following comparative statement OF
tho earnings OF tue fol lowing roads for Septeu-
Der OF this and last yclr:
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The Gladiola capt H. L. Lee, is receiving 10 leave
for Minden, Tuesday 10th inst, at P. NJ.
For MACON AND TENsAs.- apt Lon Greenee is
ready to depart at o'c OK this evening. With his fleet
little Fipta for all landings on the above AIMED
We refer Shippers to her advertisement, which mott
es them that all ire ght must be paid by the shipper
Mr.. Jas. Robbins, her attentive clerk, and who,
BY the way clever gentleman to do business with,
will be found on hand all hours attend all who
may give the Fltta their patronage.
For ST LoUIs.-The Glencoe Capt T. S. Calhoon,
leaves as above at P. NJ to-day.
BOATS DUE.-The Ora and Garry Owen from Qua
chita River Susie Silver, James Howard and H. C.
Jaeger from st. Louis and Katie from Vicksburg are
amongst the next steamers due at this peint.
clerk will be found on the landing. at the foot
of Custo house street this morning, receiving freight
for the regular Camden packet G,rry Owen
FOR BATON EoU- E.-Tbe B. l.. Hodge, Capt. BarancO.
leaves for the alb I'VE and all way landings at oclo
this evening.
The Chas. H. Durfee is the next boat due from Red
River. She will arrive early next week
Rates to Fed River still sta I'd at half card and to
Ouachia River full card, with plenty Offering for all
the tonnage in The trade.
Cannot city authorities foil ow the example set
by Memphis, Loui vile. ST. Louis. Evansville aud
other Western cities and reduce tho present heavy
wharfage fees acted from Steamboats,.
The Lotus No. g. Capt D. D. Daniels leaves for
Shreveport and Jefferson at P. N. to-day.
by telegraph
PIrTsBUkG, June 12.-Rver feet 10 inches and
rising slowly. Clear and cool weather.
CINCINNATI. June 12.-River feet and rising
slowly. Clear ard cool weather.
LOUISVILLE, June 12.-kiver staff nary; feet 6
inches in the canal Cool and pleas .nt Neathe.;
EVANSVILLE. June l2-Weather clear and cool.
X yer fallen inches; 4 feet out Down: Bodmann, at
PM. Up: Lonsworth, 3 P. NJ.
ST. LOUIS June 12.-Arrived: st. Gen We've from
vicksburg. Departed: City of Alton for New Orleans.
River risen l6 inches. Total rise far 5Aa feet.
Clear and cool.
CAIRO, June 12.-Arrived Mollie Moore, Great Re.
public and sam J. Gale from New Orleans, and Julia
from St. Louis.
Departed: Mary Houston for New Orleans. II p NJ;
Mollis Mo re for 8, Louis A. NJ; Republic for St.
Louis, P. NJ; Hale for Cincinnati, P. NJ: Julia for
vickburg. P. M River II feet 10 inchess ri en- II
inc hes. Weather clear; mercury "a
MEMPHIS, June 12.-River about stationary.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived: Quickstep from
White River. Departed: Parker r Cincinnati, vlcks
burg for at. LOUIS The Future City Is aground at
Plum Point Bar
v-cK BURG June l2.-Passed up: City of Quincy
1t p. NJ. No boats own to-day Weather warm
and cloudy. River fell 81 inches in the last "a hours
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LOst-EO,tn0.

T OST-LAST SUNDAY ON CANAL STREET,
IL Black and Tan SLUT, answering to the name of
Fanny" reward of SO will be paid if brought to
sl5 Hospital, between Roman and Prieur. iel2 At
T .Sl.-ON SUNDAY EVENING IN THE NJ G.
IL azine or Metarie Ride cars, LOT OF
CHARMS, such as gold locket enameled crescent
I'D stars Containing the portrait If gentleman)
small s, al and watch-key, two small medals, blue
ena eed heart and two gold dollars. A handsome
reward will be paid the finder on leaving it at mis-
Office. je9 If
GTOLEN Ger .IFICAiE No. 96s +, ONE
- hundred and sixty shares of ordinary stock of
THE LOUISIANA LEvEE COMPANY,
dated May Is, 1,72, issued to AL ERT G. PHEL'S s.
Parties cautioned against negotiating for the
as application has been made for a reissue.
THOS. l. Blk,
je7 Ina Secretary and Treasurer Levee Co.
+ OST OR MISLEADING. 467, STOCK
IL OF Merchants Mutual Insurance Company, tor
shares issued by the Company in the name Of the
The public warned not to buy trade for tn.
same, a. application has been made to the npan,
for duplicate certificates in their stead
CLAUDIA I. FERGUSON.
New Orleans, May IA, 1874 my15 I'm
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning, June IL 1874.

WEATHER, BUSINESS, ETC.
The weather op. ned We. terday clear and oppres-
clouds ventured out, ana about p N. they assembled
p,osse, aud gave MS splendid shower. The pros
pect Is good for another one to-day \,
Business on the levee was confined principally b
the dischargng II the cargo brought in by that
carrier the Exporter She was loaded to the guards
with large miscellaneous freight.
The Willie, for Camden, it last evening with full
10 d.
The Garry Owen and Era left Camden FOR this city
on the 10th inst Water and weather permitting they
ought to be found 1t the landing this morning
For GRAND EcoRE.-At P. NJ, to-day Capt. Dick
Snnott will back ont his regular weekly packet the
Bart ~ble, for the above aud all way landings. IL
point Of speed, elegant cabin Q cOmmodations. and
above all safety, the Bart Able has had equal
in the trade and her officers are too we'll known To-
need words Of praise from our pen: Capt Geo Hamil
re dy to attend to the demands Of shippers or the
wants Of passengers.
The rive. before the city is on q stand ; the sur
veyo . marx Indicated 3 feet 10 ches below high
water mark 1t dark yesterday.
We are pleased to welcome TO the Crescent City.
yeaf returns TO visit the field OF his former l.bors
The departures yesterday were ". 5 like for ayou
Sars Empire for Fort Jackson. Marie 70 Pilot Town.
and Willie for Camden
FoR 'FERsoN.-That splendid passenger racket.
the LESSEE Taylor Acknowledged by al who Rave eve
INSPECTED er to be the most compl te steamer II
her class ever . ia berth receiving 10 leave at
p. N. to-day for Jefferson. Shreveport ~ all way
andngs In addition to elegant sta'e room ON
modsfions tine table. well suppl larde bar
stocked with thu choicest wines and liquors the
pretty LESSEE adds extra inducelnent passep.
gers and shippers . corps Of ofice whose equal
would be hard 70 md. Capt Chas Truslow. her com
mander, and Mr.. Chas. w. Drown. his chief clerk.
NE general hvorites in the River trade and a.
ways command the hone share Of whatever business
that IL Offering
Foa VI Kssuns.-Ths United States mail paeke,
Gov. llen Capt. John g. Benson. leaves 1t P. y.
to-day. as usual for VcksburR and oil way hndngl.
The Allen 10 compiete passenger pacset, and he,
Owen has charge Of the o6i,e and John Knethen |
I'd Lou. sPortloeN ~ p found in Aliendale. |
hipIers Should beat In mind That the Allen rapre-
ents be great Nstchez To the yicksburs trade for the
4ynH ~ moUtAe ss sNss 90 bs Gs sNstSs5 81 '3&
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by Telegraph
souTHwFsT Pass, June IL, P. M.-Barometer 20 g..
Wind s. W., light.
Arrived Steamship Morgan, at P. NJ, from Indi-
anola via Galve. ton. to G. A. Whitney Go.
sailed: Steamships Harlan aud I. &. Harris bark
Josea, brig Bore and scho Linda.
PA A-POUTRE, June IL, p Wind south.
west, light.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steams' ip Knic+erbocker.
GALVESTON. June l1-Arrived: Steamship Morgan
from Iudanoa, City of Norfork from Brashear.
Sailed: Steamship Morgan for New Orleans Norfoi K
for Brash-ar
'Ew YORK. June 12.-Arrived out: California and
City nj Richmond.
New YORK, June 12.-Ariived: CHAMPION
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TBy TeleQraph.l

NEW YORK June H. Evening-Cotton closed dull
Mddling Uplnds. ls@1ss4; Net receipts $50; gross
$40. sales $40 f tf-
Futur closed steady sales q $40 bales as follows:
June II 1-l6@17h; July II SIG August u 2l-s2;
september II 17-32d17 9l6; October II 5l6617 lib
November IL 4 December l7l6.
Southern -four dull and declining: common to fair
extra, So 9Oa6 70: good to choice do at So 75@l1.
Wheat opened shade betier fair export business;
close quiet: red Western 81 55g1 Sc. Corn scarce
&C better; closing with advance partially lost s4s7
for W. stern mixed. s6@S7 for W. stern yellow, 900
Coffee frmer at l774@2l Rye dull AMI unchanged.
Rosn let Pork Steady; new s1s. whisky quiet
and lower at 9Sk@99s, closing Gull at inside price.
Freights to Liverpool 6rmer
CINcINNATI. June 12.-Cotton quiet; Middling TIA.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady, demand
moderate; 81 80. Corn-demard fair and market firm;
mixed 65@67 Oats quiet; 5O@5S. Mess pork quiet;
sales last evening at SIT IS. Lard quiet; sales O,
summer at 1s@l0i4. Loose bulk meats dull; shout
ders 81; lear rib 9.l21s@e.15; clear 91s. Bacon
dull shoulders "a clear rib 10; clear lOls Whisky,
demand fair and market firm ats5
ST. Louis, June 12.-Cotton dull and nominal
Flour quiet and weak. bushes. very small. Wheat
dull and lower No spring Chicago, 81 lOdl II.
closing at inside price; No fall 81 23a. Corn
frmer No. mixed 60 on track and elevator. OATS
track and in elevator. Whisky steady &C. Pork quiet
$1S 25. Dry salt meats quiet, held-shoulders Ga
clear RIB 9, clear 9 q. up the country Bacon irmer
SHOULDERS at 74@7s clear rib $40 TO-; clear lol4@
1Ole. Lard. summer l0}4.
LOUISVILLE June l2-cotton quiet; Middl,ng IT..
Flour and wheat quiet aud unchanged. Corn-de-
fair and market frm, 60@65. Mess pork Sls Is. Ba-
con-shoulders ia clear rib iOi4, clear lOss Hams;
sugar. cured 1874 plain nominal Bulk meats-should.
ers ga clear rib go, clear ga Laril2 Jag. Whisky
IS.
CHICAGO, June a. Flour dull and nominal Wheat
advanced and irregular: No. spring Chicago 81 zig
$l2ll y; No. spring Chicago 81 2Oh. Corn advanced;
No. mixed 3d. Oats advarced; No. 46hs. Lard
advanced. Ils. Bulk meats steady demand moder-
ate and uncha ged Whisky steady, demand moder-
ate, 94h
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June l2.-Turpentine. 27s 9d@2Ss Tallow
Ais Sd.
LIVERPOOL, June 12.-Turpen:ine 2ss, Yarns and
fabrics At Manchester quiet and unchanged.
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low treble extra at Sc IS at Sc 25 good treble
So 80, q cho treble extra at 81 100 do at
81 25 60 bbls private terms 15b choice treble ex-
at 81 So and SO choice exr. a. So IS p bbl 800
bbs shipped for Cuba End 800 nbs sold for Cuba
on private tern The purchases for Cnba I'M err
stood to be a. Sc 500I7 fer choice treble extra.
CORN MEALS in good supply and dull. So 2oO.
u.s. 100 and 100 bbs sold in lots at 50 co. and 800 bbs
at SO 5 p Dbl.
Pc .K-stock small but market dull. Original mess
is quoted at $lS IS, and is retailing at Slt@l9 p
Dbl. Repacked is Soc below these prices 10 Dds
original M sold at $1s IS aud 81 at sls e'1s e
barrel
DRY SALT MEAT-The supply liyht bat there 3
very little demand Shoulders may be quoted at &c
p h Dealers retailing shoulders at TIC; clear
rib sides 951c; clear sides l0c p 10
BAG N-rhe stock is small but the market il very
dll aud there is demand ex ept in jobblng way
clear sides 1Os1c p ID and cask shoulders sold at
re and Is casks clear sides on ,rivae terms
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull and quoted at ll@
111ac p b.
HAMs-Are in good supply and fair demand at l2ls
al3Ac r ID and l4aC for choice sugar-cured, as IN
brand s tics sold at lac and Is at IA &c Z ID
LARD-Is in lighl supply, au commands nc III
fierce and l2c in keg. 80 erces refined sod to ar
rive, at l2c and 5 kegs packers at 2Esc p 10:
WHISAY-Du at 99c for Louisiana rectiied and
II OF for choice Cincinnati. The stock n ma "a OF
Western rectifed is small.
COW PEAS-Prices have advanced materially, ow-
ing to an active demand and nearly exhausted STOCK
All kinds command 50 50 p bushel. aud offers of
So IS are refused. lot OF 100 sacks sold at 50 80
At the close dealers askins s. IS q bus el
CORN IN BULk-May De quoted AT nc e Dusnel.
though the market is now bare Yesterday we noted
sales of OO all there the spot taken for Great
Britain 7 &c. and 80 900 bushels to arrive by the
next tow taken 70 the Conti ent, private terms.
WHEAT IN BULK-A lot Of about 2l,OOO bushels.
all there is haud is going on board ship for Liver
pool. TIE Last sales at 81 40 p bushe for 40.
spring.
tOkN IN SACKS-Moderate supply and fair de-
mand, ct firm ices. The saes comprise 1922! sack,
Of which COL and 800 yellow mixed at 8Oc $50 do At
&c., $50 aud $40 white mixed a 3d. 500 do at l2l
white 1t 94c, and 2OO choice white at csc p bushe
uATS-The supply is good and prices are little
weaker The sales comprise 1880 sacks Of which $780,
200, 800. 800 aud 1000 choice at So; Y bushel.
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull; 200 sacks sold
1t 97ac p 100 b.
HAY-None on he landing; good supply in ware
house. The demand is limited 100 bales sold in ware
house. Of which 200 prime at $2' and loo do at S26
p ton.
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MONETARY.
ey0---~~ 7--,>~~y- ~ 49,
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE. /
FRIDAY EVENING, June IL 1874.
,uHru npI r A Ma III EARING HOuSE


cicates any change The offerings ia extent al
the banks and limited the street, while commercial
paper is without quotable variation. We continue to
quote select with without col aterals
Il p cent. per snnum fr-t lass 9MlH AL at ll(d
r. and second gr de at 1Mlla v sent per month.
First-class mortgages rule at ~ y cent per annum
while nothing il reported In second grade.
We learn that under the stringent 'egulations en-
forced by the Adminst OF Finance in compliance
with the W. the payments OF city taxes are OF sufc
ent volume TO g We assurance OF PROMPT payment OF
the intere on the city bonds.
Gold opened at l107s @ll0h against nos at New
York and after limited business, closed at lilo
AGAINST III in that market. The sales summed up
3 800, embracing $1,000 at Ill, $4,000 at lioylils 81
e5OON Ill u, and $1,000 at ll1l4. -,
In Silver We noticed sale OF 1000 AMER IAN nai,
dollars at 1861 American half dollars are now quoted
81 los 0lO6, and Mexican dol ars at ll2g-.
Sterling Exchange was without qnota6ie VARIATION.
and the only sales reported were f3OO Dill 81 adnS AZ
6SSx, and f4tpO do at $50.
No sales of francs were reported commercial Deih9
soarce and In req TEST. ruled higher. 49,
At the close Sterling bills were quoted 1t $3.50
S.L for bill of lading and Al clear, aud 5.421aG-
for hank and francs 1t 465 for commercial and oomi-
nal It 462xC046lh for b. X.
The offerings OF Domestic Exchange were OF fair
sxteut and with . moderate demand rates we're IN.
chsnged. The sales OF New York sight covered about
el35 600. embracing $2S0OO commercial at = cent
pr-mium, OOO and SIS 900 commercial and $l5,OOO
private bankers ut 80 and $4,000 c. Mmercial and
6lS 400 and $1,000 bank at SIG. We also noticed $iO
60 commercial on Providence At u v cent. premium.
aud S26.DOO do Boston at q.
The banks continue to check on New York at q Y
cant pr MUM, and commercial sight 10 still quoted
II k695l6.
No sales OF st ,cks were reported.
The sales Of Bon included $4,000 new City Seven
Per Cents 1t l5H $4OO, $7a 0 and s6OOO City Gold
Bearine Seven Per cents ut 52ss, IS 10, $5OOo ana
S7OOo DO ct sax, and 5000 do 1t 52%; the latter
closed q about 521s.
The only tran actions reported in City Appropria-
ton Cer,thcates was $500 large 5s. City Appro-
pfiation CertiA stes Metropolitan Police Warrants
aud City Time Certificates 1873, quoted the
close nomiusl. At about 500 for small anon ts
The tales Of Warrants included 5000 large 81
a. $1,000 at 42H, and $500 small at IS. Large were
quoted at the close at 40G42; medium at 43l46. and
small 5000.
NoTE.--In the unsrtted condition of the market
puoeations must be to great extent considered nom
ma, especially for apk and insurance shares, which
neglected. and when forced of sell at irregu
prices.
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New Orleans, May
For NNLe.


NOR SALE AT BARGAIN-THE WELL.
Il known and. No. II st. Charles street fitted up
in the most complete style Beer Saloon; cool and
sir. with unsurpassed kitchen and the very best
cooking range in the South. Call and be convinced.
jel2-3t*
LNOR SALE OR RENT THE Al, LIGHT
Il draft ton Schooner Lugger FLETA, nearly new,
complete new sails, rig ling, etc. Will be sold cheap
or rented to pleasure parties or others. Apply to
Don GABRIEL RRArS. Jackson Square, at the
head Of Soraparu street, Fourth District where she
now lies. t..4 jelO st
LNOk sALE.-PROPER AT BILOXI GOOD
Il and valuable propertv, with aud without improve
nents and houses with furniture to rent the
at Biloxi. .
One Large House containing seven rooms and
kitchen. price 1925. '..s g....7 81 s.....t
One at $780, and three for 500. Each for the sea-
son, all with furniture and bath houses. Apply to
JOSEPH KUHN,
~. Biloxi, Miss, or to
V. EMICHEN,
JET Cor. Bienville and Old Levee sts
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Exports.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Emily B Souder-
llO bales cotton 1900 hides $50 bds wet salt hid
q bales wool % sacks wool II bales skins bales hair
hhds tobacco casks meta! 66 bales moss casks of
skins 60 hhds metal 800 cases sewing machines 80
cases mdse bales hides
KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
zargaret-For Key West 1919 bbls -four Is ties talow
125 bills potatoes 1900 sacks 1000 sacks bran 100
sacks oats 81. 900 shingles
PENSACOLA-Per steamship Lizzie-1100 sacks corn
80 sacks oats sacks bran I'll bbs -four 20 half bbls
do so bbls pork ties bacon casks bacon ties lard Is
kegs moosses 10 half bbls molasses 2 hhds sugar 3
bbls sugar 2 bbls rice Is kegs butter
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-13

THE CHEAPEST PLACE T.s BUY Iron
L PIPE is at JOHN g. FILE dIN3's No. IA Poy-
dras street. -gt GT5 1891
The cheapest place TO buy GAS FIXTURES IL q
JOHN g. FLEuINGs. No. 1874 Poydrxs street.
The best place to get good GAS FILING done IL -
JOHN g. FLEMIN6s. No. IA Poydras street.
ANA fm - -. =
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-13

IL IDENCE FOR RENr-A very handsome
commodious residence at Ocean Springs, Miss.
thorough, finished and perfectly furnished, con.
tanning wide hall, some nine ooms in main building
galleries front and rear, large grounds and shad.
trees, kitchen outhouses, able. carriage house
wharf bath house, mineral and 1t bathing charm
ing residence be rented low until fall. Address
Lock Box No 1856 Post Office, New Orleans, apply
to Major j. E. AUSTIN, No. Carondelet street.
mY2l tt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-13

ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, l BEG TO
II inform my friends, and the public in gen raj,
that ready to fill all orders in the Fruit trade
at Wholesale retail. j. M. NORICH.
New Orleans Jun 1874. je5 st
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-13
Rooms and Board.

LNURNI HE'D ROOMS. WITH OR WITH.
l. out board, central location convenient to the
business pc ton of the CITY, Inquire at No. 81 BIZ.
rome street. Terms moderate. myN I'm
Il without DO I'd, central locality. No. 209 iravier
street, near Baronne, moderate terms. TO suit
times. apes f