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PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
Pony Race-NOt over IA hands high /; one mile.
Prize $40, gold. Entrance free.
Running Race-Mile heats open to all. Prize $25.
Entrance free.
TrOtting Race-TO harness mile heats; open to all
horses that have never trOtted inside of 80.
Prize $a5. Entrance 80 so, to go to second horse.
Pacing Race-TO harness; one mile open to all pri
vate horses Prize $25 Entrance 81 so to 60 to
second horse.
Hose Carriage Race-With $50 feet hose; one mile
open to all horses of the Fire Department. Prize
SIS Entrance free.
Grand Foot Ball Match-Between twelve members of
No 12 and twelve members of No. 8. Prize 500.
Base Bah Match-Between the Morgans and How
ards. Prize 800 gold.
Pigeon Shooting Match-To take place at 12 NJ,
under the direction of the committee. Entries
can be made at Il. RhOdess St Charles street;
Mr. w. Connells. Handsome prize.
In all races it shall require two or more entries tn
make a race. All entries to be made on or before
Saturday, May 20, to the undersigned.
Proposals for Booths, Stands and other privileges
will be received at the Office of the Chairman,
until Monday, the 24th inst, up to IL M.
Dancing on the Platform to commence at o'clock
PM
Tickets Fifty Cents. Ladies' and children free.
d. MACARTY, Chairman.
my16 % 30 Office, Room IL, City Hall.
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Browns Wells.

ROUND TRIP TICKETS ONLY 81 90.
Good until LIST October, via Hazlehurst For sale
q CAMP St. and n. O., St. L. and G. R. R.
Wells now open. Terms sl2 so per week, 81 per
day All communications addressed 10 Haz ehurst
Miss. WIN. A. STOCKTON,
mylS I'm Proprietor.
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HARNESS. HOTEL.
Mississippi City, Miss,

WILL open June 1st Parties can be accommo
w dated before that time at low rates. The pro
prietors finding the want of a never-failing supply
Of ice have built large ice house, and filed it
direct from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is nclosed
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
excursion parties Two thousand persons can be &C
commodated The illumination of the lawn, so
highly appreciated last season, is prepared for. A
fine Band is engaged Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply Of Oysters. For terms etc..
apply to j. D. MAYER CO..
ap9 Am Projectors.
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Butter. Butter.
IO(S FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN
Per steamer Knickerbocker, and for tale by
GORDON & GOMILA,
my13 ii 100 Magazine sweet
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DOYS COMBINATION FESTIVAL
For the benefit of
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE BRASS BAND,
First Dstrict)
And
Home Hook and Ladder, Juniors,
Sixth District)
Under the kind auspices and liberal patronage of
the following named gentlemen:
Brother Matthew, VIM. McDuff
John Henderson, Eugene May,
M P. Gogarty, C. G. Piper.
John L. Moore, J. II. Mehaffy.
John A. OBrien w. H. Zmmermann
Hugh McCloskey. Dan Hickok,
G. +. Eckert, H. G. Brown,
j. Mccartney. James Simpson.
and many others.
The boys pledged to put happy face on all
who visit them at the Carroton Gardens next Satur-
day May %: Refreshments and amusements will be
plentiful as backberries. Only limited number of
tickets will be sold. say about four thousand.
Tickets only Csc Dancing day and night milo Ct
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT - NIXONs HOTEL, containing
sixty-ive rooms in three buildings, at the popu.
lar watering place Biloxi ISIS, fronting the Gulf #
Mexico equi-dstant from New leans and Mobile,
beautifully shaded with live oak and magnolia.
Apply to W. p. FRERET. us Common street.
A. c. NIXON, at Biloxi Miss. my19 Nv
NOR RENT AT BILOXI--Two Family Resi-.
hall seven rooms with necessary furniture kitchen
stable and bath honse attached, fine shady trees.
Also sever,l small cottages with furniture. for
low. Apply to Y. OEHMlCHEN,
csrner Benville and Old Levee,
or to JOSEPH KUHN,
myls5 Biloxi, Mississippi
TNOR RENT-Several neat and very comfortable
I cottages, at Bay ST. Louis. within ten minutes
walk of railroad depot and OF Martini Wharf The
house is airy and well furnished, and the groun
contain fruit trees and shrlbbfry. For particulars
apply to w, r FRERET
my16 SuWe&Su 1l5 Common street.
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HOP TO THE FAIR GROUNDS
PICNIC! PICNIC!
The public are respectfully reminded that the Cars
of the Orleans Railroad Company convey the passen-
gers nearest to the entrance gate of the Fair Grounds
and is the ehOrtest line to that place. Cars always in
attendance at the foot of the Savage street gate tho
Fair Grounds. +. GAMET,
ap IS Sutjy4 Superintendent.
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CRAND FESTIVAL
To be Given by
Trad FERRY STEAM FIRE CO. NO. IL,
And
PHOENIX STEAM FIRE co. NO. 8,
At the
FAIR GROUNDS,
On Sunday. My 80, 1873.
PRIZES to be drawn on the Dancing Platform at
o'clock p. NJ.
First-Gold WATCH and CHAIN, at E. Lilien-
that's.
Second-SEWING MACHINE, at w. E. Cooper's.
es Canal street.
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WANTS.
WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.

UIANTED-At Ne. - Columbus street, Third
w District white Woman German preferred)
to cook wash and iron for small family. Good
references required myl9 IT.
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Once of the Life Association Of America
St Louis, April 15 1875.-in accordance with the
provisions of section Of the Charter an election for
five members of the General Board of Directors to
serve for the of three years, will be held at the
General Office in ST. Louis, Mo-, on TUESDAY, the
18th day of May 1875.
The pells will be open from II o'clock A. NJ. to
o'clock p. NJ. II. w. HOUGH, President
j. s. PIERCE, Secretary. ap23 1taw
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SUMMER RESORTS.
REERsHEBA SPRINGS
GRUNDY COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
This veil known Summer Resort will be opened for
the reception of guests
FOR THE Season OF 1875
On the Fifteenth Day Of June Next.
RATES OF BOARD.
Children and Servants half p ice.
Special a rangements will be made with families
and Particularly such may wish to stay during the
While all the smusements usually had at such places
will be found here formerly it will the aim of the
propIietOrs to make BEERSHEBA, this season, a
plain. quiet home for families, rather than place OF
gayety and fashion.
through tickets iron New Orleans Jackson Memphis
and other cities the most favorable terms posi-
BILE. Visitors approaching from the direction OF
Memphis, Chattanooga Nashville, will leave the
Nashville and Chattanooga at Tullahoma, and there
making close connections with the railroad to Nc
Minnve, will reach the Springs before night
In returning the regular Stages will leave the
Spring. after regular breakfast instead of at night as
heretofore and will make close connection with the
trains at McMinavil Q and TuahOma. Parties wish
ing get into the mountain region before the 18th OF
June will find excellent accomn odations ut the War
rem House, McMinnville, now under the management
: 49, s. NJ SCOTT CO., Proprietors
Nashville April l. 1875.
P.S Our supply OF ICE this season is abu adant.
my1a 1w
DLADON SPRINGS ALA.-This Famous Wa
- tering Place will open for the season JUNE L.
Boats leave Mobile everv Tuesday and Saturday
Evening, at o'clock, arriving at Bladon next morn
ing Board per Day g So per Week SIS, per Month
$50. Children and colored servants half price.
ISAACSON SEIXAS g. CO., Grocers, As and so
Canal and G. Common streets agents for the sale
of the Bladon Water in barrels, and are authorized
to make arrangements with families fer the season
and will furnish further information.
j. CONNER CO.,
my16 E&M I'm Projectors.
NOTICE
The undersigned begs leave to announce that the
DE SOTO HOTEL,
At
McCOMB CITY, MISSISSIPPI,
is now open for the reception of Boarders for the
Summer Season. Preparations with especial view
to the comfort of CUES have just been expressly
made and the salubrity of the climate, the access
bility to New Orleans, the corps of competent
walters the facilities for obtaining fresh vege abes
and moderate prices of board offer inducements that
it is hoped will to the proprietor the patron
age of the public Single room, rooms en- suite
can be had upon application to
E. J. BUCKLEY, Manager
my15 Ct De Soto House, McCOmb City, Miss.
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ICE.

T X. WARNER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
ICE.
Depots-115 Fulton, 81 Front and IS Bien-
Willie street.
Main Office, 81 Front street.
NEW ORLEANS.
Orders promptly executed st-Offce address,
Lock Box No. SIG. my4 2m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS,
RDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
The Coolest Place in the City.
THE CIRCUS A GREAT SUCCESS.
REINFORCEMENT FOR FIVE DAYS LONGER
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday,
Saturday and Sunday,
May 10, 20. 81, 20 and %;
Also, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINEE.
AYMAR's SOUTH AMERICAN CIRCUS.
Double Combination Americans and Brazilians
Champion Artists. selected from both nations
The ogramme changed nightly This is posi-
- lively the last amusement of the season. my1a
GAYETY TEEATER-
"a 1As IL TdYNNE Proprietor and Manage
THE ONLY VARIETY THEATER IN TEE ORR
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
With Powerful Variety, Dramatic, Bmlssqus an
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK
ja6ly ADMISSION, IS CENTS.
A GRAND CONCERT
will be given
Saturday Evening. May %, 1873,
AT ST. PATRICK'S HALL
For the benefit of the following ladies' and gentle.
men to enable them to return home: Mines
Teoni and LerOux; Messrs. Momas, Chelli Ga
dilhe, Magnon, Dardgnac, Miral, Mamert and
Giomini. my1s If
VARIETIES THEATER-
GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
On Thursday Evening, May 20,
For the Mutual Benefit of the
CRESENT RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Battery A, Louisiana Field Artillery.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
CAPT H. DUDLEY COLEMAN, Chairman.
Lieut. O. L. Peck, Serot Sam X Shepherd
Lieut.. c. torno. Sc. Ct f. b. Jennings
Lieut. Ale T. Baker Sergt Chaa Vaudeville,
Corpl VIM. Caution Corp1 T. d. Kane
Private S. w, Scott, Private L. G. Baringsr,
Private O. S. Babcock.
The Performance will begin with
Recitation by G. Stern, Esq,
Geo. Francis Grain J. Wallace.
The =. u. A.
Have kindly Volunteered, and will give
The Little Sentinel.
Sim Ia young Farmer). W. H. Peanham
GaPt. Eourtington. -----------.-.---J M N Allen
Mary, the Little Sentinel Miss Maggie strondback
Lefty Hawthorn. Miss Flora Burton
PART SECOND.
Roller Skating .--.--.-...R. N. Mcmillan, Jr
After which
THE WOUNDED SOLDIER,
A Dramatic Scene. acted by
Messrs. H. PICKLES. G. SANTINI and FRED NJ
THAYER.
Dance. Prof. A. ID. Ward.
To conclude with the Drama of
THE SOLDIERS LIFE.
sergt Jones with Charge of the Light :,
Rawes Kenner, a colored Cook with it'll . D"''0ek
Song and Dance --------..---..-....T. D. Kane
Henry Sketzel, with the "Grl / Left
Me- on his Celebrated Harmonicon
and his Original Dutch Excelsior. John Hsgen
larry fIsher J. Baker
| Proctor (the Bundle Bee. @. +. Peck
During the Play the whole Company will give the
NcIeUIdtcO w dSHIngucn Arluefy camp song,
"Upide,'' and IS The Cannonier,"
Composed by the late A. G. KNIGHT ESQ, of the
Washington Artillery. The Bugle Calls will be
sounded by FRANK P. DE VHLAsANo ESQ.
| Scene-Marye's Heights. Fredericksburg in the dis
,ance.
Doors open at 6la o'clock. Overture at ".
Admission to all parts of the House. so Cents. No
reserved seats. Private Boxes for sale-Lower
Boxes So; Upper, IS.
The THIRD DISTRICT AMATEUR BAND have
volunteered, and will play on the gallery from 6
to o'clock.
Orchestra under the leadership of Prof L. MAYER
myl6 I'd
DOYS' COMBINATION FESTIVAL
For the benefit of
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE BRASS BAND,
(First District,)
And
Home Hook and Ladder, Juniors,
18th,
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To CAPITALISTS Wanted to sell the only
Cotton Plate or Buckle Tie which does the work
to perfection and with no dependence upon the ex-
allowed April 3D. 1875 Specimen on hand and all
information given application to Joseph Fry Mo-
gridge 35 Carondelet street, rear office. my2
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BASE BALL MATCH, Prize $40
Atanimmense expense We ancient LONE STARS
have been specially engaged 10 contest the second
great game with the champion Il. E. LEES
Game to commence at 4 o'clock.
Doors open at o clock p M Races to begin at
O'Clock p. M. Dancing on the platform at o'clock
P. NJ Celebrated Joe Watchers Silver COrnet Band
will be on hand j. N AUGUSTIN
my16 2tSu Secretary.
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PROGRAMME.
LIST Race-Butcher wagon race, 1.-TWO Wheels one mile
dash Entrance free. Prize silver pitcher
I'd Race-Mule race. to harness. One mile dash.
Entrance free. Prize, two bales hay.
Sd Race-Pony race fourteen hands or under Ono
mile dash. Entrance 80 so. Prize, $50
4th face-Pony race, fourteen and a half hands
under. Mile heats, best two Oat of three. En-
trance fee s. so. Prize $50
5th Race-Running race, open to all. Mile heats,
best two out of three. Entrance s. So Prize $40.
9th Race-TrottnR race, open to ALL Mile heats, to
harness and rule. Entrance g. so. First horse,
S25 second SIS.
18th Race-Pacing race to harness. for private horses
One mile dash Entrance 81 50. Prize $25.
Two or more entries necessary to make a race.
Entries for the above races must be made to D. A.
Rose, 81 Natchez street, John Taaffe at the Stock
Landing or at Hawkins Saloon, or before Friday
2lst inst, at o'clock p NJ, when the pools will be
sold at latter place.
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CNmOrS'
OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
23 St. Charles Street.
Between Canal and Common, New Orleans.
LEON LAMOTHE & FAUCON, Prop'rs
PS-Boarding by the week and month at reason
abe prices. French restaurant, upstairs. at same
rates. myS I'm
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LADIES AND CHILDREN FREE
Each ticket bears a coupon emitting the holder to
a chance in the following prizes:
First prize, gold watch and chain.
Second prize one fine silver piece.
Third prize, fifteen dollars in gold
The prizes will be drawn at o'clock p. M. on tho
dancing platform
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VJANTED-By a white woman, place as cham
w bermaid or washerwOman in private family or
boarding house. family preferred. Best references
Address K, Bulletin office, stating street and mum
Der where to come to. my1o BIT
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Once of the Merchants Mutual Insurance
Company, 1917 Canal street-New Orleans. May g.
1s75At the annual election of Directors held at tho
Office of this Company the 5th day of April last
the following named gentlemen were unanimously
elected
Messrs P. Maspero J. J. Fernandez, S. T. Ref,
Chas. LATTE d. A. Chaffraix, L. F. Generes T.
Fsurchy J. M. Allen, M W. Smith Edward Toby
and d. Fatjo; and at meeting of the Board held on
the Sd instant, PAUL FOURCHY, ESQ. was re-
elected President. G. w. MOTT,
N.Y. 15t Secretary
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICNIC-PICNIC-

P1cS1c-rIcN1c-
That stealing Association Aranch 9 H. B. and NJ.
A. A. will have picnic in aid of their relief fund,
at Orange Grove on SUNDAY 23d inst weather
permitting. Cars will all hours during Picnic
In case of bad weather tickets will be good for q
future day, which win be announced through the
papers,
Bars and booths will be sold this evening at their
Hall on Napoleon Avenue and Chestnut street. Sixth
District, at ~ o'clock Heads of families please
take notice that the members of the Branch will sec
tna' all ofder DO preserved my16 II %
CECOND GRAND PICNIC
To be given by
MISSISSIPPI NO. 9
ST. BERNARD NO. I.
Fair Grounds,
SUNDAY, MAY 3d. 1875
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VNANTED-A strictly private family American
w having delightful residence at Bay st, Louis
would like to accommodate few boarders during
the summer. Very convenient to the depot, post
office etc. Terms moderate. Address Box L. Bay
st. Louis, Miss. myl6, 1923, so
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VHTANTED-Tor rent in private family, two suits
w of large airy front and back rooms, CON
Meeting with sliding doors and opening front gal
rented with or without beard at half price for the
summer months. Convenient to the very best Of
restaurants Apply al 96 Royal street. my19 It's
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WANTED House with nine rooms besides
w kitchen, sitting back in yard; must have large
ward with trees; the line OF one OF the railroads
not more than thirty minutes ride from Canal street
Fourth or Sixth District preferred. Rent not to ex
coed thirty dollars. Address A. R., Post Office Lock
Box 7S2. mylo 81
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Saturday Evening. May %, 1878,
AT ST. PATRICK'S HALL
For the benefit of the following ladies' and gentle
men to enable them to return home: Mines
TeOni and LerOux; Messrs. Momas, Chelli Ga
dilhe, Magnon Dardignac, Miral, Mamert ant
Giomini. my1s If
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-15
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Samuel Wells, the well known pbrenologist,
is dead.
Hugh Smith, formerly commissioner of docks
under Boss Tweed, and one of the old ring, is
reported to have left for parts unknown
Patrick and James Madden are under arrest
in Jersey City for fatally beating Bernard
Reynolds, in quarrel about an old clay pipe.
The election in Jersey City Tuesday resulted
in the election of Democratic Aldermen and
Board of Education.
The Tribune has rumor that an amicable
running arrangement has been substantially
agreed upon between the Pacific Mail and
Panama.
During the Presidents stay in Boston a re-
ception banquet, presided over by Gov. CASTOR,
will be given at the Revere House.
1t is supposed a vessel foundered off Squam
Beach Tuesday night, as distress signal guns
were heard and the body of a sailor came ashore
yesterday morning.
The Republicans carried New Brunswick,
N. j., Tuesday.
The Lawrence mule spinners are determined
to remain steadfaSt.
Mrs. Whiting Metcalfs residence in Provi
dence was burned yesterday $4,000 in U. s.
bonds were destroyed. Loss on buildings, from
$4,000 to $1,000.
Chapel streets, Hartford, formerly Methodist
church, now occupied by Brewer Brothers,
dyers, was burned yesterday. Loss on building
$4,000; on stock, $4,000
The funeral of Daniel W Bryant took place
iu New York yesterday, and was attended by
large concOurse OF people.
Building No. 118 and 100 Maiden Lane, New
York, was damaged by fire yesterday. Loss
$4,000
New York prohbitionists hold a state CON
vention at Syracuse, June 22d, to nominate
full state ticket.
Thomas Daley is under arrest in Lawrence
for an indecent assault on lady.
Smalrs flour mill, with thirteen bushels of
grain. at Tara, Ont, was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000.
Cadet midshipman w. H. Cox was drowned
at Annapolis yesterday by the upsetting OF
boat
Leander G. Dyer has been appointed Consul
at Odessa, Russia.
The Boston Presbytery is holding spring
session at Newburyport, in the First church.
The condition of the strike in the Newbury-
port mills is unchanged.
1t is rumored that Fearon & Co.. East India
and China merchants of London have failed.
The yellow fever at Key West is over.
A heavy fire occurred at Liverpool, N. S.,
yesterday. A number of firms were burned
out. Loss heavy.
Mrs. Agnes Carter, widow lady residing at
Edgeworth, Mass, attempted suicide yesterday
by hanging.
Sharkey, the murderer, was to have been
sent to New York by steamer for Havana yes
terday.
On petition Judge Martin of the Connecticut
Superior Court has epjoned the New Haven q
Hartford railroad from issuing free passes to
members of the Legislature.
The Excelsior military company of Man
chester, N. H., held their first reunion in 10
years yesterday.
The annealing houses of the Washhurn &
More Manufacturing Company in Worcester
were burned yesterday. Loss on building,
$4,000; on stock, $4,000.
Steamship Prussian, from Portland, arrived
out yesterday.
A stage on the way to Sacramento was
stopped yesterday and Wells, Fargo & Co s
treasure box was robbed of $500 in gold dust
bars and coin.
Apaches are committing outraeeS in Sonora.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-15

MILWAUKEE, April 14.-Flour is quiet and un-
changed. Wheat firm; No Milwaukee at O6; No 2
June. Oats quiet and nominally easier; No fresh
at 60Ac Corn quiet and easier; No Mixed fresh at
iS store fresh at i5 Barley is firm and scarce;
No Spring at 10; No do in store fresh 90. Pro-
visions are dull and shade firmer. Mess Pork q 37k
"a Fl 40 for cash 81 60 for seller May Sweet picked
Soms Of II D 1ac: dry sailed meats-shoulders at II
"a 75c: middies at ii q 11ac loose; boxed meats are
Yc higher. Lard frm-steam rendered at l53 q log;
Receivts-4, 500 bbls flour. 1000 bush wheat.
Shipments 10000 bbls flour. ~. 600 bush wheat.
TOLEDO April 14.-Flour is quiet ana unchhanged.
on eas b e Michi1an at 49, seller May at 10;
seller June o. Corn steady; high Hixed at 70 e y
7b3c; seller May and June 1Ic low Sc1inina. Mo- at
Receiptsv5,oo0 bush Wheat 10000 bush Conn., a.
OOS 90 bbls -four, 5000 bush Wheat
bush Corn, 1900 bush Oats.
lyINOINNATI April 14-Provisions-Pork nrm at
200 Lard strong steam 70 g osc nc 9n rmsr clear
RIB sides at 11s a lie; clear sides at ls Daco oi 10
rmj shoulders at " q 9ic clear I'D sues a. Arm r1d #
II. Live Hogs steady; common at 7 70 ~ W.
fair to medium rs q 5O good at 10 @ 0 oo' IT,
cepts 1900 head.
DETROIT, April 14-Flour is quiet and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and unchanged; extra at 234; No at
204 "a 214; Amber 1T. Corn is firm ana IN Iar
demand No Mixed 764c. Oats are in 1air den'anu'
White Western Csc. Clover Seed at 10. ann
Recepts-1oO0 bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat, 4'oOo
bush corn, 1000 bush oats. ANN
Shipments 1000 bbls flour, 5000 bush wheat, 1000
bush corn, 1000 do oats.
CHARLESTON, April 14.-Cotton is more steady;
| Middhng upands 16 q l6sc.
| MOBILE, April 4.-Cotton is frmer; MiddDg up
| lands 1910.
| NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-Cotton steady ;Midding
| uplands at 15sc.
NEW YORK., April 14.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
| lands 1890.
SAvANNAH, April H.-Cotton firm; Middling up
| lands l5Sc.