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oil sold Ut strong prices: SIC for inferior, for
good common, &c for fair, 7A@711c for good
fair, 7s@c for prime, $3.50 for choice, 5000
for yellow clarified and 010c for white clarified.
Stock 10 the sheds on the 18th inst, 1878 hhds.
MOLASSES-Received this morning 255 bbla
and half bbls. The demand is good. and the
supplies all sold at firm prices .20@30c for infe-
rior fermenting, 30@32c for common do 40@42c
for prime do, 48c for strictly prime do, 5O@52c
for choice do, and 42@a6c for good and prime re.
boiled. Stock in the sheds on the 18th inst, S112
bbls and 1856 half bbls.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR-White clarified is
selling in hogsheads at l0@l0Hc; yellow clarified
9@9Zc; centrifugal 7s4@72s standard A; in
powdered !. Ac; granulated llAc u b.
CITY REFINERY MULAS oES-Is selling on
orders at 354 Zoe for common, As for fair, Doc for
prime, 55c for choice, and 80@S5c for golden
syrup p gallon.
FLOUR-The market is dull and easier for
buyers, with the demand confined to small lots
for the local trade, and only 1452 bbs sold, OF
which 100 and 100 common at 50 rs; 100 double
extra at 81 a71s Is and 80 do At q so s. low "
IS 10; Is good treble extra at So 25; 100 and
AZ do at IS so; 80 choice treble at IS 87I; SO
and 63 choice extra at S. so; 100 and 200 at
Sc IS; Is and rs at 81 so u Dbl, and 100 bbls on
private terms.
CORN MEALS in good eupply ard dull and
quoted at 50 25@2 IS " Dbl, and no sales.
excepting so bbs sc s22 2711aa % b. Dealers are
jobbing at 50 g. u bbI.
GRIfS-Are selling in job lots only at $40
81 Is u Dbl
PORK-The supplies are light, but there is
little or no demand at the moment for round lots,
the dealers being supplied, and mess is quoted at
$24 25@24 So on the spot and to arrive, for stand
ard to extra heavy. Dealers are jobbing at
$24 rs ~ Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Supp.ies are light, but the
demand is confined to dealers job trade. Shout
ders are scarce and strong, and quoted at 9@91sc,
but sides are dull and weak at PIC for clear RIB
sides and 13c for clear sides. Dealers are job
bling at 10 above these prices. A car load OF
shoulders sold at Sc, 2 casks do at "a and 700
pieces rib sides on private terms.
BACON-Prices for shoulders are strong,
owing to their scarcity, but sides are very dull
and weaker. Shoulders are quoted at 1910
1920, clear rib sides 1870, clear sides 137s@14c
u ID. Dealers are jobbing at 10 over these
prices Only casks clear sides sud on the land
ing at 1879, and 5 at 14c U ID.
We are indebted to the Exchange for the fol-
Sowing prices of provisions on the 18th inst:
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JOHN BOIS,
r. II r n u re De a / or (,
No. 152 and 154 Camp street,

Next to ST. Patr1ck1 Church.
Sells furniture at very low prices Packs, repairs
Upholsters aud Varnishes Furniture in the best
style. He attends to Packing Moving and Shipping
Furniture, giving full guarantee for the faithful
performance Of all contracts Second hand Furniture
purchased and liberal Cash price paid also, Fur.
same. Country orders promptly attended to.
Thanking his patrons amt the public generally for
their liberal patronage in the past he would respect.
fully solicit their orders for the coming year.
d23 BIN
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Tho trading boat Della, whose arrival we noted
. day or two ago, had steam up and was to have
left last night for GAINESVILLE, Ohio, with lot Of
sugar, molasses and rice,
The Q. H. Durfee leaves for Shreveport and
Jefferson on Tuesday.
It was showing yesterday at Pittsburg, Louis
vile. Davenport and Dubuque.
vicksburg Herald, 18th:
ut is unfortunate for the planters in the Mis-
sissippi Valley that, just ~ the river had begun
to fall in earnest, another rise should start in
above with sufficient force to check the decline
here. Not that there is any immediate danger,
but the river being already so high, heavy
swell from above, with q continuation of such
rises a. we have had the past few days, ould
most surely produce an inundation and delay
planting very greatly, if no greater damage were
done. As we have frequently said before the
planters should watch and wait.
"The wrecking boat Travis Wright came up
from below yesterday to wreck the burned
steamer Mary Bell. She went to work immedi-
ately with her divers to recover the cotton from
her hull, and had got out about forty bales up to
dark last night.
"Two thousand five hundred yards Of carpet.
ing were required for the floors Of the Grand
Republic"
[By Telegraph
BATON ROUGE, March Ito M. w. Joyce. Ill
Gravier street: Have been detained by storms;
will arrive before daylight Saturday morning.
JNo. A. WILLIAMS,
Master Steamer Nellie Peck.
VIcKsBURG, March Ito ]. B. Woods h Co.,
104 Common street: Steamer Carondelet will
arrive Sunday evening.
VIM. THOMPSON, Master.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening, March II, 1876. !

We are indebted to Capt. Saml 81. Buck, Secre-
tary National Cotton Exchange, for . copy Of his
report Of the cotton movement for the six months
ending on the 10Th ult., made to Mr.. John b. La
ftte, Chairman Of the Committee on Crop State
ments, (Messrs. ]. B. Lafitte, A. II. NAV, y. A.
Given, Perry Nugent and Harrison Watts, and
BY them approved and submitted to Mr.. John
Phelps, President National Cotton Exchange.
We are unable to find room for more than the
following recapitulation:
Total overland movement direct from
producers to the mills. bales 205, AT
Taken by Northern splnners from ports
Sept. /, 1875, to Feb. 20, 1876. $50, 849
Total taken for Northern consumption
Sept 1, 1875, to Feb. %, 1876. ~ 739, 1926
In addition to the above 205, AT bales, 29l COS
bales have gone overland direct to Eastern de-
livery ports, making an aggregate Of 496. 4S3
bales. These figures show an increase over the
entire movement for the seasons 1874 IS Of Is 1913
bales direct from producers to the mills, and
9,778 bales direct from producers to all points
North and East Of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, including Eastern delivery ports.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 300
bales at prices requiring . pretty general reduc-
ton OF 10 in our quotations. We give also the
figures and report Of the Exchange, as below:
AxERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
Genera EXCnnu90
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commercial paper and good collaterals continue
light. with the Former easily placed ct our quota
lions. and the latter frequently negotiable at be-
low bank rates. Gold and Foreign Exchange
have exhibited but little variation, and the move
ment IN both has been OF tair extent, but not
quite 90 liberal as last week. more moderate
business has been done IN New York sight. and
the market has hardened eighty within few
days for commercial Stocks have shown only q
moderate degree of animation and have been
without any marked change. A good business
has been done in both State Consols and City
Bonds, particularly in the latter, at marked inn
provement.
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
paper -@8 " cent per annum discount, Al do ct 8
@10, and second grade 12@1S. FIRST class
mortgage paper at $685.. and second grade en-
Gold opened at 114Ha1l4s1, against 114Zz. at
New York, and after a fair business closed
at the opening rates, after touching 1145s during
| the interim in that market. The sales summed
up S61 000 embracing $4,000 at 1145s, $2O, 900 at
iii.a a1Is, $1,000 and $4,000 at ll4'4' and
No sales Of Silver were reported. American
half dollars are now quoted at 1O5@1O6 and
Mexican dollars at 9lH gold.
Sterling was unchanged. The sales comprised
and $4,000 Al clear at SIS. $4,000 and $4,000 bill OF
ladiDg at $685. 5S1a, $4,000 Al clear at 1887,
f2O0O bank at 557, fzOOO do sight at $50. and
$1,000 do 1t SCI.
| FRANCS were uttlo lower, ana the safes com.
prised 250,OOO commercial, embracing 100000 at
4.56 100 600 at 1865. and SO, 900 at 455 40, 600
| bank at AS a, and 1900 do sight at 4.45.
| At the close sterling bills were quoted at
5.521a@15531 for bill Of lading and Al clear, and
I-@5.57 for bank (bank counter rate -05 ST. IA
and francs at 4.56A for commercial and noml-
nal for bank.
| The offerings Of New York sight were rather
| light, and meeting with only moderate demand.
Commercial was unchanged. The sales COM
prised $4,000 embracing $50 900 commercial at
1882 u cent discount, 5000 do. and SIS 900 pri.
yate bankers at par, and $25 900 private bankers
| at 1872 y cent premium. We also noticed sale
| Of $4,000 commercial on Providence at a u cent
discount.
| The banks continued to check on New York at
| q ID cent premium, and commercial sight is
still quoted at par.
| The only sales of Stocks reported were at the
Exchange.
Only moderate business was done in State
Consols, and the market was quoted nearly "a %
| cent lower.
City Bonds were active and generally con-
sidered ronger than yesterday. The SAFES not
| reported at the Exchange included $1,000 Pre-
MUM issues at 351a, and $4,000, $4,000 and SIS,
900 at 355s.
No sales of City Scrip were reported. and no
sales of Metropolitan Police Warrants or State
Warrants, except at the Exchange. The quota
| tons will be found below appended to the Stock
| list.
The following is the official statement Of the
sales reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
Exchange:
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FREIGH rS-A ship was laid on for Havre to-
day at the going rates. Yesterday we reported
one for that port at ~. We continue to quote
rs follows:
Boston, Providence, and Fall River, via New
York, sc; to Philadelphia and Baltimore, via
New York, 20; to New York ~; Sugar to new
York IS 81 5ghhd: molasses 81 y Dbl; rice 6Oc y
Dbl.
Hsvre -@J.c to Bremen 15-16c@1c; to the
Baltic I'd; to Malaga 1c; to Boston and Provi-
dence sc. Corn to Liverpool 10d.
6UGAR-Only SO hhds were received this
morning. The demand u good and the supplies
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The above drawings are published in all the priR.
cpal papers, and drawn in public, daily, ct the
rooms of the Company
Witness our hands. at New Orleans, Louisiana,
this 18th day of March. 1875
H. PERALTA,
ADAM CITIZEN,
Commissioners.
Beware of Bogus Lotteries. je1s
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FINANCIAL.
OFFJnE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening, March II, 1876.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

The demand for discounts at the banks has
shown some improvement this week, while the
Money market outside has been without any new
feature. The offerings Of exceptional and Al
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STOCK on hand ana on ShlpDOard. ZS5, lot
Stock on hand same time last year,. 232, 236
To-day's exports embraced 9267 bales to Liver
pool and 7549 to HavIe, to which we have added
$40 by rail and river. We have deducted from
previous exports $50 bales for corrections Of ex-
cessive clearances.
Receipts proper eince last evening 4239 bales,
against 1850 on last Friday and 1857 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts. see above report.
TOBACCO-The eales since our last issue sum
up 87hhds, embracing 38 on Wednesday Il and
new and and 30); 20 yesterday, Of which 16
new low to fine at li0l3c, old baiers at Ice and
/ old and and 6 new; and. 20 to-day (6 new fine
leaf at 1870, 2 old bslers at 141lac and and II
newt. TINS makes total for the week Of 81
hhds Making proper allowance for the amount
in transit, not to be offered in the market, the
amount on sale is now estimated at 1000 hhds.
The weeks sales sum up 81 hhds.
We continue TO quote as follows: Low Tugs at
5H@6c, good at 61lI(07c, low leaf At 8@9c. me-
dunn At 911s@l011sc, good at l11l@l21sc, fine
at 13Z@l41ac, selections at -@-c, and Afri-
cana ut l5l116c.
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i lis Common &c.
JOHN B. COURET. PronrjAfnr.

This Saloon established in 1851 and has AWAY,
maintained the reputation Of being one Of the most
gsnteel, orderly. wen.kept and popular sstAblish.
nents in the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS arc alwAya
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH Il served
every day from 1oh A. n. to II p. n.
There il cosy comfortable CLUB ROOM svse ths
Saloon which 10 favorite resort for gentlemen.
TONY, Of Old "6Am's Saloon" memory, prssides
over the Cigar Department apsl II
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New State 1875, Gen. Fund. SO IS
Metropolitan Police, 1868 69-.-----..-.. o
. 1s71-79.. O.
. 1S73-7 Sc a 81
. . le72-73.. 96 q 81
October 1874. 50 IS
November 1874 30 q 80
December 1874 % q 30
September, 1875. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 95 a 81
October 1875 IS a IS
November. Observation-Disclosures. 40 a AZ
December. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % a 80
School Certificates
September, 1874 ...........9 $3.50 IS
October 1874. Observation-Disclosures. 80 "a Is
November 1874 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 q IS
December, 1874 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 a 81
July, 1875. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 % 81
August 1875 so a 90
September, 1875 Observation-Disclosures. 81 a 66
October, 1875 Observation-Disclosures. 43 q As
November 1875 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 a 81
December 1875 % a 81
January 1876. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.
City Time Certificates
August 10 December 1873. ............. Al @ ~
June and part of May, 1874. AZ q 50
July to December, 1874. Al a AZ
with dividend. 2-Exdividend. 3-With cou-
pom. 4-Ex coupon. 5-New stock. tLast sale.
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Mess pork
d. S. Shoulders
:. cl r sides
:. cl sides. .
B. shoulders.
B. cl rib sides
B. clear sides
S. C. hams. -.
Lard, tee,
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;: ONIC
CAT'ARRII.

Sympt0ms.-Obstructed breathing partial clos
ure Ol one or both nOstils stopl ed up, "stulled
up' feeling in the head, constant blow ing of the
nose, discharges from the nose OF watery thick
yellow or grecnish mucus, frequently eaked with
blood. Sometimes the matter becomes encruetel
longed effort. In the morning on rising the symp.
toms are The woret. Violent blowing, hawking and
sptng until the crusts are removed, at least par.
TALLY, and the throat is feed from the matter that
has accumulated during the night. Finally the poi
sonous secretlons attack the threat, bronchial
tubes, lungs, tel minating in pulmonary consump.
ton, accompanied by most offensive breath and
impaired eyesight and hearlng.i
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E LANE BACK.
Lame and Painful Back. Twelve DAYS in

LAME and FalnIuI BACK. Twelve Days in
Hospital.
AEssEs. WEEKS X POTTER: Gentlemen, - have
just recovered trom lame and painful back
ihroush the use of your COLLINS NOLrAIC PLAs.
TEks. Ny back was 50 lame and painful that |
could not stoop, walk, or do duty of any kind and
Was placed IN the hosI ital 'r tweIve days without
cure. then asked permission OF the surgeon to
Try the Collins Voltac Plisters and in lew hours
after putting one on entirely relieved of pain
and able Ia bend my ba k; am now thoroughly
well. l c, nsder Them simply wonderful.
Respectfully yours,
ALEXANDER JAMESON.
Co. |, lot Artillery, Fort Warren.
Boston, NAV 8, ls1G.
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UL CE r TIVE
CATARRu.

This is the destructive and terrible stage of the
disease. The whole nasal passages. Including the
eyes ana ears the tonsls, throat, bronchial tube;
and lungs become one after another affected in
hamed, liberated, and succumb rapidly TO this
Irightful monster. \ peculiar acid is generated
lng the blood weakens and destroys its renovating
power, and allows the system no opportunity to
throw OF the malady until this poison neutralized
ana expelled. IL /, here that cons ttutional treat
nent becomes OF the most vital consequence, 'ue-
cause uness arres ted at this stage the disease will
make RAPID progress towards pulmonary consump.
tion."-Warren's House hold hysician. Meanwhile
soothing, healing, and astringent medicine must
De applied directly TO the nasal passages. hi form.
sible. ~
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SN EZINC
CATARRIf.

This is a constant sneeze, sneeze, sneezc, until
your head seems ready to fly on, until your nose
and eyes discharge excessive a. antilles oi mucus,
tim, acrid and poisonous, until unt tor business
or pleasure, you number yourself among the most
afflicted OF mOrtaIs, destined to suffer periodically
the greatest distress without relief consolation.
Every draugbt every breath OF air seems an enemy
IN disguise. This Is properly called Acute Catrrh
ana commonly, Cold in the Head. Its constant re-
currence is due TO constitutionally weak dis.
eastd nasal organs, and enleeb ed action OF the
persplralory glands. In the permanent OF This
distressing miladY SAhFOkD's RADICAL CUBE FOR
CAIARkH Is a never-iailing sptcihc. Instant re
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mofblt sensitiveness to atmospheric changes which
pretspose people Ia this direase and Is sure to
prevent an attack OF Chronic or Ucerat, Catarrh.
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CARE DOING WONDERS"

CARE DOING WONDERS"
MEssRs. WEEKS & POTTER: :Gertlemen,-CoI,
LINs' NOLrAIC PLAsTEKs are doing wonders. They
work ike magic and those you scut me last are al
sold and more wanted. Send me three dozen as
sooD IA you get his. Money enclosed herewith.
want them to morrow MI ht il possible In haste
Yours, T.F.PALMER, Z. NJ.
No. Fayette, Me May l, 1876.
sold by all Druggists. Sent by Mail on
receipt of 20 cents Tor one, 81 25 for six, or
1928 for twelve, carefully wrapped and war.
ranGed, by WEEKS Il POTTER, Proprietors, Bos.
ton, Mass. Oct I&Nlm
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DAUCHY K Co., l9l Fulton st.
PHILADELPHIA CoE, WETHEKELL q Co.
5. NJ. PETTESGILL II Co.
70l Chestnut street.
ST LOUIS, MO-, : RowELL x CHEsMAN, cor.
Third and Chestnut ST ..