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The New York herald., 1875-10-28
A NITRo-GLYCERINE JOKE.

VHE BOYS OF HARVARD CAUSE BRILLIANT
FLASH AND BIG NOISE AND sHATTER MUCH
GLASS.
BosToN Oct 27, 1875
AT about ton O'Clock last evening the citizens Of Cam
bridge residing the vicinity OF Harvard square were
startled by loud explosion. Immediately preceding
the explosion there was by certain individuals
vivid fash which lighted up the entire square The ex-
posIon caused rush to the spot On inspection u was
found that University Hall the point a further
inspection showed that either Of nitro glycerne
or some powerful Illuminating powder had boen placed
upon the side Of lower window OF University
Hall and by ingenious arrangement not
yet discovered though entirely sale for the
perpetrators, the explosion Of either or
both Of these destructive properties was accom-
pshed The material injury consists in the entire des-
truction Of the glass in the windows facing the quad
rangle There lives endangered, and from
this TACT is probable that the faculty will not seek 70
trace out the perpetrators at least make Che nvesti
CATION public IL Is generally regarded as freak Of
the Students and in the history of the college II will
be recorded with the baggage wagon the old pump
and theDeriodica blowing no Of the old drain.
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AID PROM NEW YORK.

The following appeal has been sent to the HERALD by
Laidaw Co., mo II Pine street No doubt it will
touch all those to whom IT Is addressed. 1t viii be
that liberal subscriptions are being made. Subse-
quent will be published as they are handed n:-
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Yesterdays disastrous conlagration In Virginia City,
New occurring 1t has at the commencement OF the
winter and throwing out of employment ana deprving
of shelter several thousands OF persons will
much privaton and suffering The people OF Virginia
City notably among the most generous
In the world, and have always shown themselves
ready to respond literally for the relief OF other
munties In similar positions Of distress. Now that
they require the assistance themselves we have
no doubt that the merchants Of this city with their
customed generosity, will come forward with subscrp-
tions Of money, which we are prepared to forward
through the agency OF the Bank Of California at Vr
gina City LAIDLAW & co.
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DISASTERS ON THE LAKES.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct 27, 1876.
The gale from the west continued with undated
force until noon since which time it has considerably
abated The bark E. T. Judd, with cargo of wheat,
from Chicago to Buffalo, is ashore Port Austin Reef
The schooner Sylvester Neeion, with cargo of barley
is ashore at Point au Peloe. Tho schooner Emen is
ashore and full of water at Stave Island Lake Erie
The schooner G. A. King with cargo Of wheat, went
ashore in the Straits Of Mackinaw Monday night
but has since been got of and is being towed to De-
troit leaking The schooner Cleveland lying in the
Straits OF Mackinaw leaking and her canvas all gone.
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE CmER SIGNAL OPFicER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2T-7 80 L. NJ. }


OFFICE or THE CmEP SIGNAL OPFioER
WASHINGTON Oct. 2T-7:30 L. NJ.
Probabilities
For the upper lakes, the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer, northeast to
southeast winds, warm cloudy weather and occasional
rain preceding the approach Of a storm centre.
For shc lower lake region and thence to the Ohio
valley, stationary falling barometer, northwest to
southwest winds; cold clear and partially cloudy
weather, followed BY northeast 70 southeast winds,
falling barometer war'aer and cloudy weather.
For the Gull aud South Atlantic States falling baron
eter, warmer partially cloudy weather and southwest
southeast winds.
For the Middle States and New England, rising ba-
rometer, northwestefy winds and lower temperature
with clear weather IN the former and cloudy weather
and rain in the latter, clearing Thursday morning
Cactionary signals continue from New Haven to East.
port and on Lake Ontario and are ordered for Lakes
Superior and Michigan.
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VENEZUELA.

HE CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY sATIsFAc-
ToRY-NUMBERs TO VISIT PHILADELPHIA
NEXT YEAR.
LAGUAYRA, Oct TO- 1875
The country is quiet Business is improving and
general confidence prevails all the country. The
crops of coffee and cocoa will be abundant.
Many citizens Of Caracas and other cities getting
ready to visit the United States to be present at the
opening Of the Centennial in Philadelphia.
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THE KING OF SPAIN SCANDAL.

THE STORY OF LOVE AND ASSASSINATION DENIED
WASHINGTON, Oct 27, 1876.
Advces from London deny the story of love and
sassnation in which the King of Spain and the Duke
De Sexto are represented as the principal actors One
version, speaking of the wife and daughter OF Spanish
colonel shows its fasity from the fact that the colonel
mentioned is well known in New York where he
sided long time and married American lady who
has no daughter and the gentleman instead Of being
9ssassnated is alive and comfortable circumstances
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M. J. CALLINAN.

N. j. Callinan, young well known In Irish
national circles, died suddenly at Donovan Rossas Ho.
tel at eleven O'Clock last night OF heart disease The
deceased had been in i'll health for some time but was
not thought TO be in any immediate danger
and was engaged in writing an hour before he
died. He employed as a reporter on
one Of the city journals aud has written good deal Of
Irish national poetry, taking the de plane OF
HDuhalow," He was very respectfully connected In
Ireland and was obliged to leave the country in
sequence Of his connection with the Fenan movement
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RAILROAD DIRECTORS ELECTED.
PRovrpENcr. RI oct 81 ,s7s.

Providence, r. l., Oct 81 1875.
The annual meeting Of the New York, Providence
and Boston Railroad Company was held in this city To-
day. Tho following directors were elected Sam.
uol .. Babccck, Henry Morgan, William
T. Cary Jr; J. Boorman Johnston n 4
Babcock, George NJ Miller New York;
Henry Howard, Coventry, r. l. Charles NJ Salisbury.
Providonce; Nathan r. Dixon, Westerly. John x
Burnham Boston; A. s. Mathews, stonington
The receipts for the year ending August 3l 1878
sos, ITO; expenditures, 5000 G2o net earnings
S40S. GAL.
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GERMANY.

OPENING or THE GERMAN PARIIAdEET-TH
EMPEROR ABSENT THROUGH McIsPosITIoN-
PEACE ASSURED.
BERLIN Oct 27, 1875
The German Parliament met to-day. The Emperor
William was absent account OF ndisposition. His
speech was read by Herr Delbruck Minister Of state
His Majesty says, lar human judgment can dis
Germ, peace Is more assured now than at any time
during the twenty years preceding the reconstruction
Of the Empire
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BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
BALrrNoRE. Nd. oct. 27. 1875.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 27, 1875
The election for Mayor and City Councimen took
place here to-day The contest very close and ex-
citing, the largest vote cast here being poled
Tho total vote was SO Of which General Latrobe the
democratic candidate for Mayor, received 1920 and
H. NJ Warded the reform and republican candidate,
"a $50 leaving Latrobe's majority 2 7Sl The dcmoc-
racy elected ton of the twenty members Of the FIRST
branch Of the City Council ard eight Of the ten
quietly,
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TURKEY AND sERVIA.

THE sERyIAN sKUPTscHINA NOT IN FAVOR OF
WAR;
LONDON, Oct 81, 1875.
The Reuter- Telegram Company has received de-
epatches denying the made the Standards
Vienna special to the effect that the servian skupts-
china had voted in favor OF going to with Turkey.
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FRANCIS nARprrr.

This gentleman, who died suddenly Of heart dlseas
at the Chambers street ferry Tuesday evening was
fifty five years of age. He member Of the Board
OF Aldermen OF Jersey City eight years ago, and was
for many years connected with the United states
EXPRESS Company.
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RUSSIA AND KHOKAND.

ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN KHoKAND-THE NEW
KHAN OBLIGED TO FLY.
LONDON, Oct 27 1875.
Advices from Central Asia state that the lnsurrec-
sion in Khokand mas been renewed and the new Khan
has fed TO Khodjeud
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OBITUARY..
JOSIAH STEVENS.

despatch from Manchester, \. H., says that Major
josiah Stevens, General Passenger and Freight Agent
o the Concord Railroad died there last light lie was
major of the Second New Hampshire regiment and q
prominent Mason.
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Snow IN QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, Oct 27, 1876.
About three inches of snow fell here last night The
weather is cold, with easterly winds.
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A SCHOONER ASHORE ON LAKE ERIE

PoRT CoLBoRNE, Can, Oct q, 1875.
The schooner Eric Belle wheat laden, went ashore
this mernng Off this harbor II is blowing gale from
fha
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in com.
parson with the corresponding date Of last year as in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy.
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LEA 4 PERKINS,
is the only GENUINE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.

THE DEFIANCE STOVE, THE BEST EVER MADE,
for saloons depots factories The Asw C9nSv RANss
with hot closet Is without equal for cooking purposes
Call and examine j. ii. CORR. Manufacturer - Beck
street. New York
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RrRIIN Oct. 27 1s15.
ENGLAND.

MORE TEMPEsrUoUs WEATHER.
LONDON, Oct 27, 1875.
The weather to-day is tempestuous and unusually
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TERRESTRIAL QUAKINGs.

SEVERE SHOCKS HEtT II TENNESSEE AND MIS-
sIssIPPI.
MEMPHIs, Tenn, Oct 81 1875.
sharp shock OF earthquake was felt here tonight
at hali-past seven O'Clock.
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HALE's HONEY OF HoREH0UND AND TAR WILL
cure lung complaints. throat Diseases colds &C
Pixies ToofuAcHE DROPS in one minute.
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Average temperature yesterday ............ 4SA
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year SOY
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THE CANADIAN LOAN A SUCCESS.

TORONTO Ont, Oct. 27, 1875.
cable despatch 10 the Globe says the Canadian loan
Of f2 500 600 sterling offered last week proved great
success the amount asked for being subscribed many
times
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A-FoR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT OF
quality 90 direct to tho manufacturer, ESPEN-
CHEID, lis Nassau street
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ALL KINDS OF POLITICAL BANNERS, FLAGS.
PORTRAITS and TRANsPARRNciKs at short notice.
HoJER GRAHAM 81 Duane street
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A NEW THING IN MEDICAL SCHENCE.-THE'
FRASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Proadway, comfortably
holds rupture night aud day tn permanently cured
patronized BY government for sddiers
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A-SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK
rNGs ANKHsrs and KNEE Cars MARSIS Truss onios.
No. Vesey street. Astor House No uptown branch
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A-RUSsIAN vAP0R BATHS AT NO, 25
Fourth ear Broadway. via cold
rheumatism.
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IN MIss1ssIppI.

THE PHENOMENON n MISSISSIPPI
HonLY SPRINGS, Miss, Oct 27, 1875
A severe earthquake, accompanied by loud rum
bling noise, felt here halfpast seven O'Clock to-
night No damage was done
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCI-
pal oflate Marsh Coz his old Office No Vesey street,
Astor House. No uptown branch
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So HAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS A SPECIALTY.s 7
SILK HArs So 90 worth s. Is New Church street, up
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, WITH PATENT ME-
tallc frames Open Work, Po,rcM Banners
UPHAM co. $50 Canal
The New York herald., 1875-10-28

BARTLETr'S CRYSTAL REFLECTING LAMPS
for Buildings Boule wards, Streets and Parka all
Depot, 569 Broadway, corner Prince street.
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DYEING AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
DYELNG AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, STATEN
ISLAND 9S Duane street. TO- Broadway. go sixth avenue
and 1866 and les Pierrepont street. Brooklyn Established
Ehcnar
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BEAUTIFUL. AND NATURAL BROWN OR
4 WARMERS "CoLoRIFIc
HARn Dopo. No. Dey street.
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
are sold by all underwear dealers and druggists who
afford to keep best goods. BY mnil, 81 so.
ISAAC A. SINGER Manufacturer, ga Broadway.
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A-FURNITURE BARGAINS kelly & CO.'S
nd
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THE TEARS OF THE ANGELS.-PoETs HAVE
applied this Diamonds account @ their ogntness
and purity which consfdaed unequAied ana
were 40 until the oovoFy chemical process by which
the PARrsIAN DAMoNps made. These beautiful imta
ons eoua In brancy Of appearance and in their inde
structibtyn everything but intrinsic yauethe genuine
Of oconda and Ispahan and defy detection by day or
nh all ana see them all varieties and in exquisite
solid gold settings sole agency kiCHAfD Hun
PiIREYs s~ery establishments No T79 Broadway, oppo-
.ss~
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wr u.vr Moody AND sANEEY; WE HAY

We HAVE MOUUT ANU oANAEI We i1AF y
he Indian sum rer have improved condition OF busi-
ness affairs variety o Pobhc amusement; VIZ
have pleasant sxcmont of an eorton ana last though
nn least fall and winter style OF gentlemena
has Introduced By the famous kNOX d 2l2 broadway.
NJ s33 Rroadway and tho Firth Avenue Hotel What
should we require make good happy and conentod
WIGS TOUPEES, &C-G. RAuCHEUSS, PRAC-
tica wigmaker and Importer Of Human Hair. ~ East
Twelfth street, New York.
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FURNITURE AT BARGAINS.-0UR WHOLE
Stock Of
RicH CABINET FuRTvvRE
will be positively aiosed out
under cost make room for other departments
LORD TAYLOR
Broadway, corner Twentieth street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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i,hk XIV hEs.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,

r, noticing the extreme dullness of the week
ending on the 10th, we predlcted from causes
therein Get forth, an improvement during ,he
week lust closed, based mainly on the Iact thst
the heavy shipments from the West were ex
pected during the early part OF the week, ana
that having full market, prices would not RUE
SO high and buy, rs would rally in consequent;
bu. there was but one arrival up to FRIDAY, ana
almost 10 freishts in the produce hne mr,1 n !
other lines Of shipments an Improvement on the
last, was a dull one.
Tonnage in tho Red and 'Ouachita rivers has
been cut down, and other remedies to meet !.e
existing order of things have been under as
cusson. .wn freights amount practically 70
nothing, either as to quantity or prices, ana IN
less the desired change comes soon, q sun 1ur-
Their reduction Of tonnage will be necessary:
One Of the contributing causes OF the IallHs
off in Ouachta orGer- is the ca SO rec ntly Sc NJ
| from st. Louis, which fully met all demands
! along the rou to Camden.
| In the time that has elapsed much OF this has
been consumed and orders from that section may
| reo sonablv be expected to increase. To meet
these and other demands, besides what was al
ready on hand, we note i'll the four arrivals FL
dav. q, 100 sacks gain, 1869 barrels pork and
| o. i65 barrels flour and meal. That favorable
!. feet the market by these arslviIs .ose.ner
Win the knowledge that other assignments are
Sra will he f. 1t. we have doubt in fact, we
| roticed the shipment, yesterday, CT number OF
ronnd lots BY the Howard, Lotus, tastrop,
Clarksyille and Texas. We hope that our boat
men VII are the first on all oc aslons to feel
change. may, to considerable extent, lind il
better during the coming week
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
CH. Durfee, Stella Block. Rice Farmer Leo
pard and barges.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY,
Mary Ida. Henry Tete, Nsw Bart ape, C E :
Vile Baztrop, Fe5a John Howard S'us mo-
Natchey Mary Houston. Belle OF onfeNe Poi.
Rec and srges, Robert Young and Oakland.
TO ARRIVE
,: -. D und~e II s. Pike r. E. Lee, Ex
porter port, Il. G. Yaeser, Thonp on Dean and Alice
MISCELLANEOUS.
| For additional river news see our OILY 'eie
The Stella Book, arrived Yesterday from ba 81
: Macon. with IS bales Of cotton, 81 heao ca''i
ard hogs. and 81 sacks seed. Or
t The Chas. H. Durfee, from Shreveport, had ~
t bales cotton. See her adveftist ment
i The Robert Young, that arrived about niIee
:. dnrs 40 with tow, returned yesterday
t Evansville with three barges:
d Yesterday with large TOW OF ice.
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STEAMBOATS,.

~
rvw oprEANs SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS-
SENGER LINE,
ccmrnaea cf f,st-class Steamboats,, In connection
With the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
a Leaving New Orleans and shrsvs'
~ port as follows:
WEDNESDAYS.
La Belle, Capt. NJ. N. Wood
c. IL. Durfce, Capt. Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt h. j. Briakes.
Texas, Capt. C. W. Stinde.
Giving through bills laiing to all poinIs sA VEG
Texas and Pacific international and Great N0rsaeTn
Trans Continental and Texas Central RailroadA
Also to Jefferson, Texas.
Particular attention paid to way business
Through Ella lading signed only by
M.W. JOYCE
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway.
d3l 3u g Magazine. corner Grav1er
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
FOR JEW FERSON DIRECT.
Leaves on TUESDAY April 20 at p. NJ.
For jefferson. shreveport aud all
lsAAsIEa,SS way landings on Red Rver-Thc mag
aiiaE.Hh nifcent passenger steamer
G.. III. Durfce,
Geo. W. Rea, master, w. II. McChesney, clerk.
will leave positively above For freight or passage
apply on board or to
~ff' JOS. A. AIKEN. % Magazine street.
N.B-Thr0ugh bills of la'ins given to all points
-, I-nn.r Pal Pivar nm To Fulton apIa
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
Connecting with the Texas and p. X. X.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, April 81, at ; r. NJ
For jefferson. shreveport and al.
eQA& Alandings on Red River-The magnlhcent
passenger steamer
Chas W. Stinde, master, Ed Groves; CLERK
will leave positively above. For freight or pas
sage apply on beard or to NJ. W. JOYCE.
apis ~ Magaz ne, cor GfaNIer st.
GRAND ECt,RE PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at r M.
For Grand EcOre. Alexandria
IRaE3st 81 Montgomery, NoInans, Barbins anu al!
SATURDAY, 27th inst-The side wheel steamer
Bart Able.
R. Sinnett master Geo e. Hamilton clerk.
Special attention given to all frei"hts ana passeh
l gers for Plauuemine Baton Rouge, Port HUDSON
Bayou Sara New Texas, runica. Hog Point and al
landings to mouth Red River. VIII answer all halls
on the coast going up or down.
BRITTON & EPPLER, Agents 1o6 Common st.
| ADAMS g. WORK. Commercial Place.
| .HITE s. CARLIN, 4TchOupitoulas st..
mh20 In
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OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
Quotations, Quotation

The market opened inaIimate with only
limited inquiry and tendency 10 s,ll cas-
prices for all but good staple hlnos, WIZ. IL w.
in limited supply and firm; but. after the r.
ceipt of tho 1892 P. II. dispatch from New aoiA'
reporting q advance of 1sc in spots, iactofs as
sumed more confidence and buyers were una ~
unless in exceptional cases, to obtain an! colces
sions The tone of the market was also strengtn-
on, Inv the light receipts, which make the 1allin?
off in tho total ut all the ports since August 81 Oh
PSI. 100 bales. against 2i9, $50 yesterday,
The amount on shiphoard oot cleared, gong
on board and engaged for shipment was SET ooMn
ut the opening this morning at 60 ooo pales, en-
bracipg 500, for Liverpool, 2i.00o Tor ha'ie,
1000 for SPAIN $500 for Bremen, -)oo Tor the
North Sea a d 1900 for tho Nor n, when, "nen
dedu :ted from lie It ok on hand py our rlhhihS
statement on asst evening, leaves 9o,.oo oaie9 ~
represent the quantity at tne iaEolnS anu a.
presses Il sold or awaiting orders. >.
The Exchange reports: 4" sales lSoJ bales, IN
GLIDING 400 yesterday after 2. NJ. Market
quiet.
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1874 bales 1873;
Arrived since last statement ~. l2s
Arrived previously. 1901, 435 ,os'',o6
1,1os,5l
Coarx d to-day. .............. 5l31
Oiea:sd previously. ......... 9o3,lo3 9oo''o
Stock on hand aud on shipbosrd not
cleared ................. lou. ~
Stock same time last wear .............. 1880
To-iay's exports embraced 400 bales to Liver
pool 7St to New York and II TO Philadelphia
Reel proper since last essnl N; sss oa o.
and since sucust 81 1885 bales, against l, l25.
34 last year-decrease lS2,4o9.
The exchange kilograms make the receipts a
all the ports from noon YESTERDAY to noon to-da
1899 bales, against SID on las. S % an
$3.50 last wear, and since Aug 81. S,26 1915 bales
against s5l6 SIS up to Friday noon: April II. la'
year-(in luiing the above 75c)-deerease 25t
isO. Exports friday to Great Britain s.!
bales, agaiust none last week, and 4229 oalfs la
YEAR. and 10 the Continent 1868 bales, agSln'
1897 last week and so 5 last year. Stocks at 8
the delivery ports, made up to Il ", 5t2;o
bales, against 563, Il last week, and 5o3,eol Ia
yea. 80,
TOBACCO-Thc sales to-day embraced hi
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ANTE RIVER.
REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU MAI
CHAC PACKET.
sns-xlaa The stanroh. sea- worthy pscket steane!
XIE&: Alice,
Z! q hi po.1x,r MASTER Lou Kcl,e, clerk,
Leaves her Landing. New Basin, Magnets E,iage
every MONDAY aEa THURSDAY q: 4 7. Kn Gos D
points on Anite River and Bayou Marohac.
FOR freight or passage, apply on board, or 70
t5CNCY 4 MARCY, Agents.
d24 and l2G Deiord st.
Bills Of lah.ns si.ned At the ofics of SERACD
GIDERT 90 Caronseet street. Ies
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OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY, April 10, at r. M.
s. For Camden, EldOrado Monroe,
| sllNhtA9 Trenton and all way landings on Ou's-
s sssazsis = chita and Black rivers-Tho steamer
Ouachiia Belle,
r A. Blanka master. Joe Holmes, clerk,
Nakcs connections with steamers Goose for Little
River ensas and Bayou Macon; Bertha Br1nrer
for D'Arb0nne; Ora for Bartholomew and Saline
River: Stella Block for Boeuf River.
ADAMS g. WORK w. Il. CLARKE,
DRITTON & EPPLEK apis
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-18

BOEUF RIVER.
REGULAR BtEyF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, AMil 30 at 5 T. Nj.
For Point .Jel1errOn. l:irOd, Alto,
.HHii .sffGura Point and all landings on Black
-. - = and Enuf Rivers-Ths steamer
stella Block,
T. l.. Taylor, master,
will leave as above. For freight passage apply
on board or to
an1s LORD g. McPEAKE. 46 Camp street.