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Arthur clerk, arrived yesterday from Camden,
with 1884 bales cotton. She is receiving to return
to-day 1T P. NJ.
Capt. Arthur, of the Shannon, is the duly ac-
credited agent for this section OF the McMillan
Steam Capstan, and is prepared to collect the
royalty on them. As the time for collection has
been extended to the LIST of February, our steam
boatmen would do well to see Capt. Arthur i'm
mediately, for after that date the royalty WILL be
doubled.
Globe-D Democrat, 10Th:
dispatches from Washington, D. c., received
yesterday, say that the Of Mcmillan vs. J. l..
was dismissed. This virtually closes this great
suit, and pla ,es Mcmillan in position to dictate
terms to steamboat owners for the use OF the
steam capstan.
The Fontenelle, Captain J. S. Smith, with a
load from the Arkansas, will arrive tonight and
return on Thursday, going through to Fort
Smith. Mr.. c. L. Brennan in the Office.
Finding it i'm possible to leave yesterday the
W. J. Poi.event goes to-day sure, taking freight
for all landings on the Tensas and Macon to
Floyd. Joe Walker master, Sam Block clerk
The Ida, of the Walker & Lyons Atchafalaya
| and Teche line, will be found at the landing TO-
day and will leave tomorrow for ST. Martinville.
r. R. Muggah master, Fred Buck clerk.
The Bertha had fine trip in and leaves to-day
| az usual at P. NJ. for the Atchsfalaya, Courta-
bleau and Des Glaizes. Hec Broad master,
Theo. John clerk.
The dashing Eessie Taylor, Allen Jumel in
and will leave to morrow at II ". for Baton Rouge
and the Coast.
On Saturday last there we're in port IA steam
ships, II ships, 80 barks, brigs and 26 schoon-
ers: total vessels of all kinds 2t4. At the same
time there were below coming up ships, l6
banks, l brig and schooner This Is the largest
exhibit of shipping of any season since 1860.
See special notice Of Katie in smother part Of
Our paper
[By Telegraph
| Gravier street, Will arrive Tuesday night, and
| leave Thursday for all landings on the Arkansas
River. j. 5. SMITH,
Master Steamer Fontenelie.
BAToU SARA. Jan. 24.-ro JOS. A. Aiken: Dur
| fee will arrive tonight 1900 bales.
w. H. MoCHEsNEY.
! V1cKsBURG, Jan. ALTO G. G. Wayne, N. 0. E:
Steamer Thompson Dean will arrive Tuesday
| night. 400 bales. $500 cks seed.
w. B. MILLER, master.
v1cKsBuEG, Jan 24.-To c. G.. Wayne: Steamer
Mary Houston will arrive on Tuesday and leave
on Thursday, positively.
CHARLES MILLER, Master.
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RIVER FREIGHTS-On' Change-A telegram
from st. Louis, Oath inst, says: "Frieghts lower;
whisky 75c; pork 45c; flour Soc; hogs Zoe; pound
CORN IN sACKs-some demand for round
lots for export, but no sales as yet The supply
is light. Large receipts are expected this even
ing. The local trade is improving and the de-
mand is good. 400 sacks sold, Of which 1850
white and white FAXED at SIC, and $50 yellow at
SIC y bushel.
OATS-Light supply on the landing, but
good supply in warehouse. The demand is fair
Only 35O sacks choice Galena sold at 49c T.
bushel.
BRAN-1s in light supply and dull $50 sacks
100 h.
HAY-Good supply and dull; none but choice
grades are wanted; 500 bales, damaged, sold ut
auction, at So 75@10 49, 13o choice sold, from
first hands, at s22 ID ton for choice.
RICE-Bet.er demand. without any improve,
ment in prices. We quote: Louisiana No 2
234@3c, common 4@4l4c, ordinary 41ag4s4c,
tar 5@524c, good S15ago1+c i h. o;oo. o.,ou
grades are dull. Choice Goshen is selling at
33M35c; choice Western 25ce27c; pale and infe-
rior qualities Of Goshen are quoted at 2OG3oc,
Western 16@20c u ID.
CHEESE-Light supply; the demand IS falr
and no change in prices to note. Choice Western
factory is quoted at 12491sc, New York cream
l4c Family Favorite 15c. English dairy 15c e TO-.
Acknowledgements have been large and the
stock on hand is ample for the demand. Good
demand for domestic jute, and no demand
for India. Domestic jute is quoted at whole
sale at 1879, and is retailing at lac y yard:
India is quoted at wholesale at 10c; at retail
lO1ac ~ ward.
COFFEE-The market is firm and the demand
is good. Dealers stock comprises $1,000 bags.
Stock in first hands l4,4l8. We quote cargoes-
Ordinary to low fair l7L0l7$4c (gold), fair
1917 g1611sc, good 1Sa4@l9c, prime l94@l9Hac
Y To- JOB lots Ordinary to low fair l7$4 "a SC,
fair 1870 19c, good 1914 0l91ac prime 1874 "a &c
ID 10.
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Morning, Jan. %, 1876.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Spn Rises Moon Setss .-..--
Sun Sets. 5:3t New Moon GOD 1;la A NJ.
ARRIVALS.
Oriole. wawenock, J. F. Frazer, Waloon, St.
John. Henry Tete, b. L. Hodge, Gov. Allen,
Mary Ida Josephine, Minnie Avery, Geo span
gler, Glencoe, Robt. Young, Bertha, Atlantic,
shanaon, smoky City, Wawenock, Il. E. Lee,
Utah.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole, George Spangler, st. John. Josephine,
J. F, Frazer, Minnie Avery, B. L. Hodge, Gov.
Allen, Henry Tete, Robt. Young, K. Il. bryariy
TO ARRIVE.
Martha, Oriole, Geo. Spangler, J. T. Frazer,
Lower Coast; Assumption, LafGurche; LESLIE
sas: Thompson Dean, Memphis; Louisville,
Houston Garrett and fs 6a5sss E1ao sad
Macon: Stella Block, Beuf River; Ouachita
Belle BssrGp sanss kse eis hs 4d ds
Attakapas; w. J. Behan, G. b. Durtee, May
Lowry, Lotus No. 3, Red River.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Oriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Nalcon, Lower Coast. 10 A. NJ.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS And CHICAa
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROeTK.
Commencing on SUNDAY, October 81, 1875,
G.30 p. NJ.
Trains depart ara arrive as SollovS
(From Calliope Street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. .720 A. u. Express. 1890 A. M.
Mail ....... $50 P. II. Mail. 49,. 1000 A. M.
Accommodation. Accommodation.
Saturday $40 p. NJ. (Monday) .9:15 A. NJ.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars through TO st,
Louis, Chicago, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping CARS to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given at "a
Camp street, corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agcus.
3. ID. FROST, GENT Manager. sol2,
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Monday Eve ming, Jan. "a, 1876.
IEw ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

Cleannga. BalAAcef.
January o. 81 ,94l 1873 43 S173, 1903 %
January q .... 1891 572 80 2O2,074 81
Thus far this week. 1882 I'll SO 375,332 SO
same time week. wv. 4,6U3, s39 Is 466, 1868 90
Total last week. IL, 45l, 440 10 l59,333 80
TataI week before 70 7S3U72 80 1I42779 %
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Monday Evening, Jan. "a, 1876.

COTTON-The sales to-day summed up 5000 |
bales, at easier prices for the lower grades, and |
stronger for the better qualities. without quirng
any change i n our quotations. We give also |
the figures and report Of the Exchange as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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DENTISTRY.

% EvOLUTION-RRvOLU
In the prices Of Dentistry. In order Ia Nest sas
demands Of those whose means are limited grn 9ss
to insert sets of Artificial Teeth Sl5 and 81. tsoG
Filings y. Artificial Teeth inserted with or wdiass
extraction Of the roots. All materials which 1.s
will be guaranteed ~ to their purity and durainlsr
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use O! ~ na.
thesiea." g. p. MALONEY D. D. g.
$50 Canal, between Csr0ndelet aud Baronne sS.
N1y New OrIesns.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
nR. W. q. AUSTIN
Residence and Once $40 1t. Charles street
Corner of EratO
Slate At Geo. A. Fosdiok L. Co.'s. ~ Carondelea strqSs
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED IL
At homo from to A. M. and S to 7P.M II.
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LOTTERIES.
nRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE, LOTTERY.
For january 24-Clnss No 10.

l. 2! 81 a 81 CT q 81 9|loI 1914
Isl isl IS % 10 rI@ $ "a h |nao|s7 s|5l|-|
The above drawings published in all the prin-
civil papers, and are drawn in public, daily at the
rooms OF the Company.
Witness OR hands, at New Orleans, Louisiana
this oath day of January, 1875
IL PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioners
Beware of Bogus Lotteries. je1s
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1eethl I'eetHf
GREAT RKDUGcgOEs
93O-G0ld and Platinum Sets-S%Cs
Usual charge $l00
SlS-Alamfnlum and Other 1lateria,s-SHEi
Usual charge $50,
92LGold Fillinss-3.S.
Usual charge IS.
S1-sllv0f, AmalA0m and (sull.cts UeKsees
FillinSs-$l. Usual charge sa.
DIR. G.. A. BETANC 9Usv,
173 Ut. Joseph St.. bet. Camp and 81. Chanlso
New Orleans L.,
Onefs 70 Insert Sets of TEErH at the above yrtsN3,
with or without the extraction Of the roots
Warrants the purity Of al NJ te,ials a. xlsc tas
fitting Of Plates stability and uuIatiou nj hiAsss
~ If paid the highest prices.
EXtractiOns and other operations performed IN
means Of anDsthetio agents.
TO0thache cured simultaneously.
Consultation gratis israyv
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belmont HOTEL 62l 623 and 625 WASHING
u ton street, BOSTON, (opp site q ODE IheAter):
Located in the centre of the city, and easily reached
by street cars and stages Elevator, steam and all
modern imprOveu ents. Rooms european plan) 81
per day upward A tirstc,s, Restaurant and Pri-
waite Dining rooms if preferred, at moderate rates.
The nost convenient locat on quiet and comfort
able home and trstclass accommodations at prices
adapted to the strngency of the times are he spe
eial advantages afford d at the BELMONT"
iagOly HARDY g. CO., PrOprietOrs.
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The market opened with fair inquiry, but the
movement was checked by light supplies OF the
better qualities, and factors meeting the demand
less freely. The sales during the morning never
theless reached 5000 bales, after which the de-
mand was rather more active and further trans
actions were reported to the extent OF 5000
bales, making total for the day as noted above
of 5000 bales.
Strict Ordinary and Good Ordinary ruled more
in favor OF buyers; in exceptional cases sold at
fraction under our inside quotations for those
grades. The better qualities, on the contrary,
being in light supply and good request exhibited
increased strength, leaning to outside figures.
Good Ordinary sold as low as 934c and Strict
Mlddling at 13c. The dispatches reported Liver
pool steady ut previous rates, with sales OF 0OJ
bales, and arrivals partially Lied lower, and New
York dull at Saturdays quotations for spots and
hardly any variation at the close Ill lures,
while Sterling Exchange ruled lilo per cent high
er. Throughout the day factors evinced more
confidence and held the better qualities with
continued tirmness, but met the demand for
Good Ordinary and the lower grades more freely.
The Exchange makes the amount on snip.
board not cleared (befOre to-days exports) 40 4oo
bales, embracing 7O,2l8 for Liverpool, y, $50 TOR
Havre, 1929 for the North Sea, SiO6 for Bre
men, 1856 for Spain, 1885 for the Mediterranean,
and 1924 for coastwise ports Leaving IN presses,
agreeably to it's account at IL NJ, 1906 bales.
II we deduct from this the amount soid, put
not yet delivered, the balance viii be about
13l 900 bales to Represent the quantity unsold
large part OF which is withheld from the
market in transit or not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $50 bales.
Market firm Its sales are Computed from 3
p III. on Saturday to z. M. to-day
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1S75...... 1876
Arrived since our last statement. 9,473
Arrived previously Including cor.
rections) ........... -. 800, 9S1-97c, 454
$50, 43O
Cleared to-day. ...... 2,7ss
Cleared previously .......... 655, 553-65s, $50
Stock on hand and on shipboard 322,078
Stock on hand same time last
wear. 3OO,9 54
To-day's exports embraced 2165 bales to Havre
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for pig pork and s22@2s y Dbl; 61l@6A for pigs
tongues; 81 SO q keg for pigs, feet; 81
frkin and 81 so y Dbl. Family clear pork is sell
ing at $22@23 y Dbl.
COW PEA. Good supply and dull At q g So@ 9,
rs for mixed; clay are quoted at 81 80 y
bushel. 100 bushels clay sold at 81 so u bushe.
WHISKY-Rectifed is in light supply aud dutl,
at 81 0S for Louisiana and 81 l0@l II for West
ern.
CORN IN SACKS-Good supply and the de-
mand continues moderate at unchanged prices.
1850 sacks sold, of which 500 mixed, in second
hand sacks, at SIC, 500 choice white at $780, 500
white mixed at 53c, 1000 white at SAC and $50
yellow at $50 " bushel.
OATS-Llgnt supply and dull; $50 sacks st.
Louis sold at Ale y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply with fair demand;
$50 sacks sold at soc y 100 lbs.
HAY-Good supply and dull. $50 bales sold
100 do at s13, and 100 prime at SIG. 500 bales
so d at auction at IS 5O@l5 58 ton.
COFFEE-The market is quiet and prices are
nominal. Dealers stock, q, 900 bags; In first
hands, S63l bags. We quote cargoes: Ordinary
to low fair 16t9i7 tgoldl, fair 170174c, good 800
nary to low fair l614 ll7c. fair 171s@17s4c, good
1SMl81 &c, prime l9@gl914c % 1b.
RI-E-The demands is better. We quote: Lou
islana No. 2 2s493c, common 41laaGD4$4c, ordi-
nary 4s+@5c, fa,r 514@5ac good S1496c' prime
Choice Goshen is quoted at 35c, Inferior 2503Oc,
choice Western 25@28c, inferior 1SG20c u 10.
CHEESE-Large stock on hand and only q
limited demand. Prices have downward tend
ency. Choice Western factory is quoted at 13c,
New York cream 1411aac, English dairy tic, pine
apple 2211lsc % ID.
sALT-With good demand and small stock
on hand prices are firm. We quote From ware
house coarse 95c@sl, fine IL 25@1 80 y ssck !;
Turks Island 750DS5c u bag of Two bushels.
Table Salt, in pockets, 211as96c each, as in SIZE
IRON COTTON TIES-Good demand. The Ar
row Tie is selling at SIC u ID, with discount on
round lots. Pieced Arrow Tie. II feet, sells at
Bros. Tie sells at SIC u ID, with discount on
round lots. The Branch, Crooke & Co.'S SIC u
b. with discount on round lots. The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c y Tie, with discount large
lots, put up in bundles of 80 ties. Drake &
Flournoy's selflocking and riveting cotton bale
Tie $50 f8 h, with the usual discount on large
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MADAM EMMA. THE GREAT MAGNETIC

MADAM EMMA, THE GREAT MAGNETIC
WI and Healing Doctress who has cured hundreds
in this city by her wonderful power be consulted
a9No. 21s ST. JOSEPH STREET, between Caronde-
let and Baronne, from A. NJ. until p NJ Madam
Emma is the most scientific healing medium of the
age. She all diseases the human family is
subject to- both male and female. She posse no
miraculous power but practices the strictest sci
entifc principles. Her wonderful power from child
enables her to read the destiny of the human family
She surprises hundreds by revealing the hidden mys.
teries of the present past and future She also pos
sesses secret to bring the unhappy together.
E2Q '76 IL
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The above statement. though showing fair
increase in currency, exhibits material falling
.off in loans and deposits.
We noticed slight increase in the inquiry for
discount at several OF the banks to-day, while
the demand on the street was unchanged, with
light offerings Of exceptional and Al commercial
paper and few applications for loans on colat-
erals, either Of which could be readily placed at
our quotations, or at less than bank rate for the
latter. Stocks were rather quiet. A fair degree
OF animation was exhibited in State Consols.
which were quoted little lower. City Bonds
we're reported steady at the close at about yes
terday's rates. We learn that funding into Pre-
MUM Bonds is progressing at the City Hall.
We now quote exceptional commercial paper
-@8 TB cens per annlm discount, Al do at go
10, and second grade at 1201S. FIRST class mort
cages at 909L, and second. grade entirely
nominal.
Gold opened at 11455s 911417., against 114sz at
New York, and after moderate business closed
at the opening rates in both markets. The sales
$40 900 and $4,000 at 114a4, and $1,000 at 1l47s.
No sales OF Silver were reported. American
half dollars are now quoted at 1050106lla,
and Mexican dollars at 9lH gold.
In Foreign Exchange we noticed no variation
in sterling. but slight improvement in francs.
The movement was Of liberal extent. The sales
of sterling comprised clos, 500, embracing $4,000
and fl0, 900 bill of lading at 5.521a, f2500 and
$4,000 Al clear at 553, Ell, 600 bill of lading at
5.52D5;5sh, ETA, GOO do 80 At 5.5S@55ah. 9l7 600
Auu ttlUUU W. dlu LAU,oUV al CAtdI dt 2,duu
$4,000 bank at 5.5711aa.
The sales Of francs comprised 525 900 CONNER
cial embracing So 0OO 900, and 300 900 at 1865,
and %, 600 and loo, 600 at 455.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
5.52L@5531I for bill OF lading and Al clear, and
-@5.57 for bank (bank counter rate -05571a)
and francs at -004.55 for commercial and noml-
nal for bank.
The offerings Of New York sight were more
moderate, and. meeting with fair demand
commercial was shade stronger. The sales
comprised $4,000 private bankers at 1-l6 u cent
discount, 100000 commercial at 1872, sI5.OOI
private bankers and s4O, 900 and $4,000 bank at
par.
The following is the official statement Of the
sales reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
Exchange:
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Ill.
REvERY.

The clouds are moving to the West
Like phantoms, dream-born, weird and dim
And slowly drift into the realm
Beyond the far horizons rim.
The silver vesper star is out
A sentinel it burns alone
A herald, ere the coming moon,
In silent splendor mounts her throne.
And spreading DER the distant sky,
There CLEANS an ever-changing shown
or golden glory, from the sun
Sent back to greet the twilight hour;
The hour whose melancholy shades
Possess the sadly sweet control
Whose spirit influence translates
The language of the mystic.
The echo Of the shepherds horn
Alone disturbs the rural peace
That fingers like some spell from Heav'n,
Sent down to give the world surceass.
And idling homaward. at the ford,
The tired cattle pause to drink,
And stir the streamlet till it waves
The rushes at the farther brink.
But bark from yonder ruined bridge,
Whose limbs are yielding to decay.
There swells upon the quiet air
The music Of lovers lay!
Sweet signal to some kindred soul
Some list'ning maid whose bushes speak
A Joyous welcome from the heart,
Reflected in the burning cheek.
IT'S so in youth. We watch for stars
To jewel Ger the dark'ning sky
For stars to early dreams impart-
A sacred, sweet solemnity.
But memory, that else might sleep,
In older bosoms, seeks the site
OF broken, past realities,
At thy approach. o mute-winged Night!
And now the azure paths are Lit,
The paths the dreamer's thoughts explore,
Where millions picture joy to be,
And millions, joy to be no more.
How many smiling now at grief,
Must live to see each hope take wing,
Aud weep away each starlit hour
Round which the solemn past shall cling.
W. Q. K.
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BELMONT HOTEL, 6ai, 623 and 625 WASHING
ID ton street, BOSTON, Opposite Globe Theater)
Located in the centre of the city and easily reached
by street cars and stages. Elevator, steam and al
modern improvements. Rooms european plan) 81
per day upward. A firstclass Restaurant and Pri
waite Dining rooms if preferred, at moderate rates
The most convenient location, quiet and comfort
able home and firstclass accommodations at prices
adapted to the stringency of the times are the spe
cial advantages afforded at the BELMONT"
ia2O 1y HARDY L. Co. PrOprietOrs.
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IL.

SAND WILL THEY THEN FORGET NE TOO ?
And will they then forget me too,
When this frail form shall waste away?
And do those hearts which hold true
But kiss the hand in sunny day?
So when the night of life shall come,
And Death ensnares me in his grave
To wsken in that mystic home
Will none some recollection save?
L. there not one Not cen some child,
From off whose lips I've kissed grief,
And gladly watch'd until she smiled,
Who'll pluck from off my tomb one leaf :?
Or, when her soul enwrapp'd in mirth
Shall hide from mem'ry years now fed
And brighter thoughts to joy'n give birth,
Will burn one taper for the dead?
Or even he whose knitted brow
And hollow cheeks bespsak despair,
Whose trembling form is bending now,
While my scanty wallet share.
Will he, when fortune plays her game.
And time shall mend his weary lot,
As other changelings, be the same,
And by him, too, I be forgot?
Yes, yea, Ills true, this common doom
We ne'er can mantle from eur sight,
For God can wrap one star in gloom,
And still the sky seems no less bright.
And 80 when Death shall claim his share,
And must yield me to his call,
Which robs me Of my earthly care,
I'll be forgotten by them all.
CLAUDE, OF NEW ORLEANS.
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mdN1HB d U0taI UI <17o,0o0 OIty 11cHIUII
Bonds.
5000 New Currency Sevens at............35
1000 :. :. at ........ 351
No other sales of Stocks were reported except
10 shares State National Bank at 500 rs, at auc-
ton by COL G. E. Grardey.
The movement in State Consols and City Bonds
was of fair extent, but no sales were reported ex
cept at the Exchange. The former we're quoted
at the close at 67s4 06814, about "a q cent lower
than yesterday, and the latter a little of during
the day, but stronger at the close.
No sales Of City Scrip were reported, and no
Police Warrants or State Warrants except at the
Exchange.
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John III. Carter

having become connected with the house of Messrs.
BRIGGS, PAYNE s. Co. Wholesale Grocers II
and 10 Peters and rs and II Fulton street, will be
glad to have his city and country friends give him
call ia7 If
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Evening, March II, 1876.

COTTON-The sales to-day (notincluding 1000
bales additional yesterday, when the actual bust
ness was II, $50 bales) summed up IA, $50 bales,
at irregular but generally higher prices, the
lower grades, and 80 on the higher. We raise
our quotations accordingly, and give also the
figures and report of the Exchange, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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The Senate declines to "take Pinch"
and has finally snuffsd out the Louisiana
presender.
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Chicago.

HAMS-Cholce sugar-cured continue scarce
and in demand at 145sG15114c y ID. They are
jobbing at 151a915s4c y b. A lot of 10 tierces
sold at 15c y b.
+. BREAKFAST BACON - Is in light supply
and selling at 14a40l5c y b.
LARD-Owing to scarcity of supply the de-
mand is confined to the local trade at 1871 lie
for tierce refined, 1414c for key, and i411asc for
bucket. % tierces refined sold at 1870, and 81
kegs do at 1414c y ID.
CORN IN nULK-A tow Of 81, 9l1 bushels has
arrived. supplies are Offering at 521ac y bushe.
PACKERS HOG PRUDUCFS-Are selling at
$50 50@21 for prime mess pork; s18 50 for extra
prime; f20@20 50 for runp pork; sl2 z half Dbl