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The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-23

The comedy entitled the "Demi. Monde "
is one of Alexandra Dumas most pow
efful works. In originality of design
and force Of construction it more .nea--
ly approaches LA Dame aux Came
alas, the first effort e this great
writer, than anything that has since come
from his hands. 1t contains strong and in
teresting. story, which is developed with the
semarkable skill this author has manifested,
and the interest in the play continues un-
abated from the opening scepe to the fall Of
she curtain.
Many new and original sypes Of character
are comprised in the comedy, and the lesson
it teaches. while appealing to the public sym
pathy, consideration and protection, is m ost
wholesome in its influence For breadth of
treatment, depth and variety Of ooloring,
"Le Dami- Monde" as q work of are ls
remarkable. The human heart speaks in
commanding language from every situation;
Its most secret workings are laid bare, and
the praoticed pen Of genius has drawn in
indelible outlines the most hidden thoughts,
hopes, aspirations and effects Of that seat Of
all interested action. The governing infu-
ences Of lite are well portrayed, and the
object of the work, like ell those ethat
have come from Mr.. Dumas, is plain
from the beginning. 1t Is . lesson Of
life. . sad and grievous lesson, but one as
true, admittedly, as life itself, and equally
engrossing. II is free from objection. and for
that reason, dealing as it does with danger
Gus elements, must control attention.
This play will be produced on Saturday
evening next, at the Opera House, by the
French Comedy Company, and its production
will mark one Of the most important events
of the coming comedy season. Marie Tholer
will take her benefit on that occasion, and
large assemblsge will undoubtedly be present
at the initial performance ef the play.
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az Scbwabacher. 8. M Frowenfel&
xfe~ith Schwabacher & Hirsch.
CACHWXBAOHER 4 FROWENFELDs General
Commission Merchants and
Dealers in Grain and
Western Produce
~ Psydras street.
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So. Charles AOteIs
RIVERS = 1oNSDALE. ProprietorA
50. Uharlss sssese, Between Coznmsa %
GravieD.
This Rotcl AaA since 1852 been the leading Hots
IN the South and is now >etter prepared to enterta
guests than 1t any period since its opening
The proprietors have spared no expense In httiDI
M the House. and both as to furniture and the .,
tsueemsnts ot the culinary department it u ~
fivaled.
Transient sisitofs will fna tho st. Uhatl<s th
most delightful - yell - the NEST oeptral Hotel
tho cjte. Mh17 If
4 DvERTISE IN THE
ffandsbOt0 (Ntiss.) DefhUcfaf.
It il THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in
Southeast Mississippi.
Merchants and business 4neA cah nave advertise
ments inserted in the DEMOCRAT. by the year or
for shorter period, st liberal rates.
Address PIX MAYERs,
Editor and Proprietor,
o3t uandsboro. Mississippi,
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%oshsng Is called By it, soft pan,e IN Eos

EoshSng Is called By it, soft game in Ers.
aand., Stealing - pot pfohounced ssseQues.
aratihgss" lying IS hot tanned ''equiyoca.
aions" neithes are the many othet sins of
Aemanits guagdedly feferged to. Robert
, Henry HuEss is au Engishnlan who is feeling
Che srVth oS this tact. tor when be offered to
pay Iheeailway expenses Of certain voters TO
She polling places. i they would cast sheir
ballots for hin,e bis little trick yas hot spoken
of as !. scheme to 'snnduly Influence"
voters, but was outspoHenly denounced Is
fribery.' The Court Of chs Queen. Bench
seems TO have taken exactly this same view Of
the mattes. and; being called uponto decide
ahe caea M declared thats or account ol this
aribsry, tie election is soid. aud the pros.
nective member Of the House Of COMMONS,
Robert Henry Hurst unseated. Justice On
the Queens Bench jS evidently tpost
thoroughly unbandageds as 70 the eyes. Gan
- much be said VI all Ous anesicaa conS's!-
EXCHANGES
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The POLICE OF LoNpoN.-John Paul. in q
letter to the New York Tribune, compares the
London police with those of New York, as
follows The policemen, let me remark. are
rather heavy set Of fellows, slow, if not
stupid. but I like them. ghey are civil to
You, and seem to understand that they are
put oD duty to DE Of service to the public
They are less ready with their clubs, too than
our policemen, and carry them most of the
time out of sighto instead of swinging con-
yeniently at She wrist, ready TO crack skull
with. For Q London policeman to draw bis
Club Is dangerous and to- use 1T TO the injury
OF . citizene were O. still more serious maitey;
he woul4p bavs 70 prove that the provocation
was sufficient Not here is 9 ''cop" allowed
TO addahe office Of . judgeo jury and execu.
iones tOehe single Sunction with which lsw
dnvests hims Were london poficeman 20
CLUB 9 drunken man, as have repeatedly seen
slope ip New York. his own bead gpuld be
4asSSe6 in by tile bystandeSss
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The Russian peasants generally believe In
sfmaginary beings called seRousaibi "~beau:.
<ifuf fnaidens who charm che uplucky mortal
by sheip songs and allure him into the river.
These Russian Loreleis are supposed to- be
the souls Of unbaptizsd children, and Of girls
who commit suicides they are the koddesses
81 the cloudsD ana appear in the toTu Of q
butterfly or puff Of smokeo
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THE NEW ORLEANS
BULLETIN,
AN EIGHT PAGE DAILY,
PUBLISHED MORNING AND EVENING.
Containing the Latest Intelligence.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL
From All Parts Of the World.
With the Most Complete. Accurate and Reliable
Local and Domestic Nescs.
THE GENERAL READING MATTER il most
carefully oulled from American and European
Journals, and great pains are taken that nothing
shall be published that can offend the most re.
fined and fasadious tastes. :.
THE COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, RIVER
AND SHIPPING COLUMNS
are under the charge Of experienced men, who
spare no effort to make them reliable and ss>b
factory to tho
MERCANTILE PUBLIC.
It IL the chic aim Of the Proprietor to make
the BULLETIN acceptable ard valuable to Al
elasses- the MERCHANT. the MECHANIC, the |
PLANTER, and the POLITICIAN OF CONsER- |
vATIvE VIEWS. - we'll - to the FAMILY
CIRCLE.
Having large and constantly increasing cir
sulation In this city and State and contiguous
sountry, IL presents most desirable medium for
PAGE M. BAKER,
EDITOR AND PRoPREToR.
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Childhood has been called the sleep OF feas
son. The Pastor Of PiSmouth points TO his
worshipful flock and blandly e1cladmss 'Bes
hold my children.
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. r. Madfna
.s6 Osrondelet street, New Orleans.
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wants and Tc Bent ,nsersedin the BulIxHs sor
~ eenta.
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Cash on hand. ............ 1894, ,4S3 Is
Accounts in course OF col
IecuOn ..:..;-...-.. 0V0So -
Bills receivable for loans on
pledge Of stocks and
Bills receivable at short
Bank and other stocks 21s,103 IS
Stocks ofCity Railroads. $40 66
City and other bonds. 110.Go1 56
Bonds of Masonic Grand
Bonds Of Odd Fellows Hall
Association ---....-:.. 5000 %
Bonds of Association for
Relief Of Jewish Wild
Real 1ss ssts.s ane CO. cSs ss
Capital stock 100000 90
Reserved for Unterminated
Unpaid dividends Cinciud.
ing interest and pre-:
MUM dividends April
ntngent Fund (surplus) 1ls,s1s 65-s1 4s6 215 90
The foregoing is true and correct Transcript from
the books Of the c0RPsnz Rp \ pA1rREY President.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before nae, this I'D day Of
May, 1873.
At special meeting OF the Board of Trus ,ees, held
on the twentieth inst, was resolved to pay on DE.
MAND . SECOND SEMI-ANNUAL interest of
FIVE PER CENT to 30th April, 1875, making ten
per cent Der annum on the CAPITAL STOCK Of the
Company, 81, ,100, ,000,l and CASH DIVIDEND of
TWENfYFivE PER CENT to Stockholders on
the amount s47 7es ss) Of their net participating
premiums for the year ending 3Oth April, 1875, and
Of their unearned participating premiums fer the
year ending 30th April 1874.
THos. r. WALKER, Secretary.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice-rreside1t
TRUSTEES
Moses Greenwood, r. N. Wa.msley,
w. A. johnson. A. Brittin,
John /. Noble, A. II. May,
John Chaffe, 5. d. Snowden,
Richard Milikens p. Lytt Lyon,
Samuel e. Moore, VIM. q. Raymond
j. l. Warren, James 5. Prast1dgee
r. T. Buckner, Samuel F.. Boyd,
Sam1 Friedsndee. Joseph 1cE1roy,
A. A, Yates E.. B. Wheelock
John !. AdamA Cyrus Bussey,
Issso Scherck, VIM. j. BehaH,
D. 7. Eshleman. my23l N
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NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SATURDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1876

a; double extra a rs; low treble extra "a SO
Q5; good do IS 25@5 50 choice do IS 75@6
70 choice extra IS SCOT; family extra 81 25@
CORN MEAI-Stock small and very little COM
ing IN: 80 bbls sold at g % Dbl. 1t is jobbing at
G g :. Only retail or job trade at a 100
PORK-LAst evening two buyers went around
snd took all the mess to be had at $22 50 " Dbl,
comprising $50 bbls in lots Of so to 200 bbls, at
that price-making total for yesterdays sales
OF fully 1850 bbls. To-day the ms ket was &C.
tive and higher, with the stock held at $40 75123
u Dbl. 100 bbls hard sides and 100 bbls mess sold
at $2l so; 80, So 100, 100, 100 and 100 bbls cold
at $22 % u bbl-together $50. Dealers are job
blng at S23 b Dbl toward the close all offers OF
$22 so were refused for standard and $22 Is for
extra heavy, and Csc higher asked.
Chicago kilograms on the boards OF the Ex-
change this morning reported the market ective
and higher.
DRY SALT MEATS in Eight supply and
quiet, but strong, and quoted in lots at 8s4c for
shoulders, l1slc for clear rib sides and l2c for
clear sides. Dealers are iobbing at 10 above
these prices 5000 ID shoulders, loose, sold at
the depot at SIC " tb.
BACON-Is quiet but strong with light sup
ply and quoted In lots at 977s@1Oc for shoulders,
l314@ls5s, for clear rib sides and 131a@ls5sc for
clear sides. Job sales are made at these prices
and occasionally ~ higher. 16 casks clear sides
sold on private terms, 5 do at 1870, 10 casks
clear rib sides at 13@13114c, and 16 do shoulders
at 81 u b.
We copy the following prices of provisions on
the 18th inst. from the bulletin boards Of the
Merchants Exchange:
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since our last weekly review the Money mar
ket has continued dull and easy, with the accu-
mutation Of capital in excess Of the legitimate
commercial demand greater than has been known
OF any immediate relief.
Good commercial paper can still be easily
placed at our quotations, and occasionally lower,
and call loans at 6@7 u cent per annum.
and, under the improvement in New York, at
gradually advancing RATES, the market closing
this morning 20 higher than on last Friday
In sympathy with the advance in Gold at New
York, Foreign Exchange has ruled at materially
higher rates, closing at net advance in sterling
OF Sc, equal to about 6-l0 u cent and the market
has shown fair degree OF activity. A liberal
business has been done IN New York sight at
scarcely any variation in quotations. Stocks h ave
shown fair degree OF animation but have been
without any marked feature to notice, except
slight Improvement in few favorite shares. New
State Consols have been less active and some
what irregular, but were quoted BY the Stock
xchange this afternoon only "a u cent lower
After the close Of the market sales were re-
ported at higher rates. City Bonds fluctuated
considerably under legislative influences, but
closed steady and higher than on last Friday.
minority report in the Senate upon the Premium
Bond bill will probably be submitted tomorrow.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at
-@8 y cent per annum discount, AL do at 90lO,
and second grade nominal. First class mort
cages rule as y cent per annum, while second
grade continues entirely nominal.
Gold opened at 113ss@i1s5s. against 11sa4 at
New York, and after liberal business, closed
at the opening rates in both markets, after touch
ing 1137s during the interim at New Yors. TIE
sales summed up $4,000, embracing $1,000 at
1897, $4,000. si5,OOO and $1,000 at il3ss, s10,-
OOn at 1885, @l1354, $4,000 and $1,000 at ll334 aud
$1,000 at 1875.
u der the continuance Of the decline in Silver
at New York. San Francisco and abroad, the
market is lower, American half dollars being now
quoted at lO411a9l0511as, against 1O5@lO6 yester-
day. aud Mexican dollars weak at 90 gold for
both new and old.
Under the advance in gold at New York,
Foreign Exchange was quoted little higher, but
under its subsequent decline lost the improve
ment and closed about the same as yesterday.
The movement was Of liberal extent. The sales
OF sterling comprised Ell, 500, embracing fl0OO
Al clear and $500, bill of lading at $40 $4,000 Al
clear At 54sH. Gas 600 bill Of lsaog and Al clear
at 54915.5O, IS 90 and $4,000 bill of lading at
5.49llG55O. f4O0O and $4,000 do at $50. f35O0
bank ~ $3.50 and Flo, 00O do. al.
The sales vi francs comprised 425.OOO CONNER
cisl. embracing 10000 1t 4Ss1l@4.57111, and
$1,000, 75.0v0 aud 90. 000 q 4.571r
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Chicago. cincinnati. st. Lou

HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are In light supply
and in request at Az ~ ID. They are jobbiDg at
l5c U b.: A lot Of So terces sold, to arrive. at
BREAKFAsT BAcoN-fs very scarce. and
landing at 14114c % ft.
LARD-Is in moderate supply, and in demand
for the local trade and for export. rs tierces
in treaty. Packers tierce is quoted at 1870, re-
fined 1870, key 14c, bucket 14c y ID. Chicago
kilograms on the boards Of the Exchange this
morning reported Lard active and higher"
WHISKY-Rectiied is in light supply and dull
at 81 % for Louisiana and 81 1901 IL for Vest
COW PEAS-The stock is small, but 1926 sacks
came in this morning and good supplies are now
on the way here. 81 IS is asked for clay mixed,
on the spot, and some are in treaty, perhaps at
CORN IN BULK-None on the market. It is
offering, to arrive, at $50 ~ bushel
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Prime mess
pork is selling at $40 so. prime $l7@l7 so. rump
Dbl. spare ribs s7@75 so y Dbl, pigs tongues 611s
Ssn o and avs 81 50 f bb ee' % ~ Ass " ~ nf-
CORN IN sACKsIs in fair supply and dull
Only $50 sacks sold, Of which $50 white at 6Oc,
OAIS-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
mand. 242l sack sold, of which 1900 choice
Galena at 1870, $50 do at Acc, l2l do at 45c 800
at ACC, and 25U do IN lots at 47c D bushel.
BhAN-Lght supply. 135 sacks sold at Soc
u 100 b.
HAY-The market is bare of choice Good
supply OF low grades, and no demand for them.
No sales. Interior is quoted at S801l4 prime
sl6@l9; choice would command s2O023 u ton.
SALT The stock is ample with fair demand,
No cargo sales ahOat nor none on the market
offering. OF the two cargoes in warehouse
offered by the importers, no sales as yet. We
quote dealers rates f.om warehouse at 90c@s1 %
sack for coarse. 81 SOL 80 for fine; reflled
coarse 5@10c y sack less. Turks Island very
quiet; quoted at :65@75c y bag of two bushels.
Table Salt. 211aa@61ac each, as in size.
are neglected. Prime and choice are scarce;
there is very little inquiry for them We quote
Louisiana No. 21a@2s4c, common 41la474c,
ordinary 454@5c, fair 5I@51ac, good So @6c,
prime 614@6Hc, choice 6554c d b.
CCFFEE-More disposition to purchase, but
buyers offer low prices. We quote cargoes: Ordi-
nary to low fair 16@17c (gold), fair 1714@
TIC, good a4M18c, prime 1814@1S1ac. Job
lots-Ordina-y 70 low fair 161l@l74c fair III
@i8c, good 1874 @l811ac, prime 1874 @l9c u b.
BUTTER-Limited demand an the supply is
fair. Choice Goshen is selling at 35c, medium
28@3Oc, Inferior is nominal, choice Western ESQ
&c. medium 2O@23c, inferior l5(017c y b.
CHEESE-The receipts are not large and the
demand only moderate. Choice Western factory
is quoted at 1z11st913c New York cream 14@l5c
BAGGING Prices are firm and the demand is
fair. Domestic jute is quoted at 1877 at whole.
sale and is retailing at 140l414c f8 yard. India
is quoted at Wholesale at 1Oc: at retail 1910 u
yard.
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Mess pork.
ID. 5. shOuld'r-
:. cl r sides
:. c1 sides.
B. shoulders.
b. cl rib sides
B. clear sides j.
S. C.. hams. -.
Lard, tee,
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FREIGHTS-The supply Of freight room on
the berth being ample to meet the current de-
Imand, there have been no further engagements
sreported, and Rates continue to favor shippers.
We have reported this week q ship for Cork tor
orders ton Saturday,, at N09-16d for cotton,
according to destinations; for Bremen at 1c; l
for Malaga at 1c; l for Pensacola, to load with
timber; 3 to load at Mobile for the Baltic at IT,
sac, and to load It Baltimore for Liverpool at
Is I'd and Is per quarter for grain in addition to
which come other vessels have been ordered
to cOastwise ports.
SUGAR Received TINS morning 162hhds. The
marxet is quiet and unchanged. The receipts
are light, but the demand is limited At for
inferior, $1,000 for common, 61sD614c for good
common. 6ss@61ac for fair, 65s@654c for good
fair, 61aG7c Tor FULLY fair, 7h@7Ac tor prime,
yellow clarified, $685. for off white clarified,
and 934@97sc for choice white clarified.
Stock III tie sheds on the 18th inst. 4108 hhds.
MOLASSES- this morning 273 bbls,
3 half and quarter bbls. The market is dull
and unchanged. Inferior is quoted at 20
s930c, fair fermenting S5@3sc. prime fer
menting SS@40c, strictly prime fermenting
-A3045c, fair renoiled 43c, prime reboiled 45c,
choice reboed 5O@52c u gallon.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR - Standard 4, in
Barrels is selling on orders ut TO- a0l05sc. gran
aulated 1il4c. powdered and crushed l.11ac, Gu
cIII e REFINERY MOLAs sEs- Common is
selling at 4oc, fair IS. prime ACC, choice SAC.
golden syrup SOC b gallon.
FLOUR The market is active and stronger on
.sourd and choice grades, with an upward ten
dsncy in prices, aud the demand is both for the
local trade and for export. The sales to-day COM
prise 4140 bbls Of which 500 and 800 bbls, for ex
port, on private terms; ZOO 500 and 500 bbls for
the local trade on private terms; 200 super at 81;
100 low treble IS; 40 good treble at S. 80; 10
GOOD treble extra ct IS GO; l0a ct IS IS; IS and
50 choice treble extra at IS 75 200 at S. 100 and
100 choice extra ct IS 80; so st s. s.; l50 at 81
Az: 80, Is. 40 and 80 1t 81 50 u Dbl.
Iomnon u quoted st IS 50; iae - Is; super6ne
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THE RIVER.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Saturday Morning Feb. 10. 1876. !
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SUN Rises ............637 Moon Rises. 24s Am.
Sun Sets............. s52 Ne~......25d. 1870 M
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At the close sterling bills were quoted ct
g. 81<0549H for bill OF ladiDg and Al clear, and
-@5.53 for bank (bank counter rate at @
$3.50 and francs at 4.57H for commercial and
nominal for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were of fair
extens, and the market without quotable varia-
ton. The sales comprised s37O,OO0, embracing
$35 600 private bankers At 1872 y cent premium;
$4,000 and $50 0OQ commercial, and So 600, $15,
QUO, SIS, 900, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 private
bankers at l-l6, and SIS 900 private bankers and
bank at g. 80. We aIso noticed sale Of $4,000
commercial on Providence at IA D cent discount.
u y cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted at1-16.
The following is the official statement of the
sales reported to-day at the New Orleans Stock
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Total Of currency EeVen8, $$I6, QUO.
The movement in Stocks was of fair extent,
and without any marked feature to notice except
q slight advance in few favorite shares.
State Consos were in better request, and were
quoted at the close at The Stock Exchange at
67140671a but after the close the sales we're re-
ported at much higher rates. The sales not re-
POI ted at the STOCK Exchange included $4,000 at
671am $4,000 at GO, and $50. 900 at 6S1l.
City Bonds were active, and ruled az rather
irregular rates. The market was generally
quoted at the close higher than yesterday, as will
be seen by the weekly quotations of the Stock
Exchange. The sales not reported at the Stock
Exchange included 5000 premium issues at 3455Ss,
$4,000 at 351 $4,000 and $4,000 at 351aa, SO 900
and $4,000 at 35a and $4,000 st 50, and SIS 600
New Currency Sevens at 351
The quotations Of City Scrip, Metropolitan Po-
lice Warrants and State Warrants will be found
below, appended to the Stock list.
The following the weekly quotat' ons Of the
New Orleans stock Elk, hanse
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Friday Eve ming. Feb. Is, 1876.

xEw ORLEANS oLEARfNa-aousr.
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Uep0vsusesIs Of E1nvss.ce.

CITY HALL I
New Orleans January o. fs76
Sealed proposals will be received by the "Cemmis.
sioners Of the Consolidated lebt until 10 sslsck M
23d February for the sale to the sty 81 $35OOO Of
Bonds of the City of New Orleans including premium
Issues and Of the late cities ss Jse1ssD and Carroll
ton.
Bids must state the amoune Of accrued interest
thereon and all offers must both principal and
interest Yhe sight to reject all bids is reserved
ED. PILSBURY
ja22 1aw&fe Administrator Of Finance
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Stock on hand same time last year.. 297,O99
Today's exports embraced 4734 to Liverpool
2253 to Bremen, and 1880 to Boston, to which We
have added 153 by rail and river. We have de-
Quoted from previous exports 377 bales for excess
.sIve clearances at the Custom House.
Receipts proper since last evening 6081 bales,
against 7797 on last Friday and 5O75 last year.
For compArati. totals for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report
TOBACCO The movement noticed in the
early part of the week has continued, and result
ed in further sales Of 139 hhds, making total
for the week Of AL. This includes hhds new
to-day, of which good at 1SLc, and 6 at H.. The
amount on sale is now estimated at 2175 hhds.
We repeat our previous quotations as follows:
low Jugs at51a@6c, good at 61a@71ac, low leaf at
l21.c, fne at 1S1s@l4IIsc, selections at GO,
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening. Feb. is, 1876.

Friday Evening. Feb. Is. 1876.
UOTTON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales. ct irregular and generally easier prices,
requiring, however, no change in our quotatio ns
except reduction OF No In the outside hgures
Of Low Ordinary to Strict Good Ordinary, nclu.
sive. We give Also the figures and report Of the
Exchange, - below:
AwnRaoAx erANpARp OF C.AssuIcATIoN.
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- EDUCTION IN ROBERTS'S IMPROVED
~ PLANTATION CABINS
CABINS from SIS up-according to size-ail com
plete. and good lumber guarantee6 All kinds of
dressed and Rough Lumber. Door, Sash. Blinds and
Cisterns furnished at reduced rates.
Orders or communications left in either box
promptly attended 10. CAPT. BROOKS.
Box at Idams & Works, II Commercial Place.
Box p Janney's, I'll Common street.
Box No. 1. Mechanics Exchange.
ia1S On TIL Sx I'm
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belmont HOTEL 62i, 623 and 625 WASHING.
ID ton street. BOSTON, (opp site G ODE TheAter)
Located in the centre of the city, and easily reached
by street cars and stages Elevator, steam and all
per day upward. A frstclas, Restaurant and Pri-
yate Dining rooms. if preferred at moderate
The most convenient location quiet and comfor t.
able home and frst.cass accomm 'dations at prices
adapted to the stringency of the times the spe-
cial advantages afforded at thu BELMONT"
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