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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18


Delivered contract. 6tn bales. For future delivery
the sales MISUNDERSTANDING after T. Nprii,
100 bales At 10 75c Ishor notice., 800 10 7sc $40
~ ~ Soc; june 600 1T 10 ejc. oOp 10 95c 800
70 94c July 100 Al o2c august 800 At o6c 800
~ oOc September 100 At 10 7ac., 100 at 10 76c October
100 - ioo Total 1910 bales To-day, upto NJ
April lO 1T 10 76 LOO Al 10 77c 10 lat 10 7Sc 100 short
notice ishl At 10 7se May 100 at 10 s 400 os4e.
- ssc June 100 At l"9oc 2oo at 10 yac 100 At
=, ~ s6e July 500 At ino9e 1000 AZ lie. LOO ut
iioie 2Vo a ooc 100 - y 9ac 400 =, iio7e sep
October October 700 at lnsic. Noysmber 20. ~ 70 4ac
The receipts AZ the we're follows alveston. ABS
Charl. , sls; wilmington, l3s; Norfolk 1871. New
bales This last week. o. $50 This
4539 Total since Sept smber $685., s24 bales Cotton
freights closed toows TO Hsvre. by steam c com
pressed; by sail, &c 10 Hamburg by steam, * com.
pressed. 10 Bremen. BY steam. lie. compresscd
s.. Ac To Liverpool. by steam, I'D; BY sail. l56id,
compressed
Flor AM GRAIN Recepts-Fiour. 1870 bills wheat.
~ Uoo bushels corn meal so IS 200 bushels
oats $50 do $50 do barley. $50 do. barley
2l73 do. Fionr steady The sales, including state
Western and southern about 1900 bb the
annexed Rye -four quiet but with
2ou bbis. Corn meal quiet, with sales Of bills
kyelo Ol0 bushels scii including No. rstern zoe
73c, and state 74c. Barley and barley malt
Ma
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GOVERNMENT BOND.
Government bonds were 10 fair demand and prices
were nrm, the following being the closing quota.

THE MONEY hAhkEr.
The money market was much easier to-day q per
cent beng tho highest and the closing rate Tor call
loans being a per cent The following were
the rates Of exchange New YORK At tho undermen.
toned cities to-day :-Ssvannah buying al lilo e.
MUM, selling nj premium; Charleston, scarce, par,
Lie, 3-l6 u premium; New Orleans. commercial \
premium. bank u premium; 81 Louis 20 premium ;
Chicago, IS premium, and Boston par. Foreign OK.
shsngc quiet 4S8 bankers, sixty day sterl
ing bills, and At Assn for demand.
THE MARKET.
Gold opened At 1o0k and closed al loox Tho carry
Ing rates wore to 4 rer cent
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SECOND BOARD-l r. n

Am Con. bid. i0ts askcd
HuKill. AS bia, 40 asked
Kings Mt l.5J bid. 100 asa a
Leopard 80. bid. 80 asked
Msrlposa. |. - bid, 80 asked
Maripusa pf.ls bid. = asked
Merri'nac = bid, 80 asaed
y \ q Col. !. 10 hid, 2t9 asked
seaton .l1s bid. = = asked
Gold Pla.l u Did. 10 asked
Plumas. 81 30 bid. 4 asked
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I0.15 A.

$4,000 Us5-2oc e5n 1o4 $1,000 Us5's G. be o5s<
uS52Oc 65. SO lOsH 100 Us5'S, 1o-tb 1867
500 Us5's si be io4 1880 Us ~ coup, 81 io2s
ll:lJ A. A.
$4,000 Us SIS a. cs3 O7H $4,000 Us c's 81 coup io7
$1,000 u IS 81 coup 1914 6Uuo Us As 1907, IUUss
lf~l ~ ~ ~
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.


LIvEhrooL, April l75 r. N.
Cotton-futures steady: nplsnds. low middng clause,
April ana May delivery. 27a2d upsnds. low middiins
clause, July Anc August delivery. l5-l6d
LIVERPOOL April f7-5:3o +. VI.
Breadstuds Flour. 25s 3D. 2tis Sd. per bbi for West
canal. Wheat 1la Id Is. sd GENITAL Tor ave
California white and lis 3D. lis I'd TOR California
club.
LONDON. April i7-5 80 p. VI.
Produce-Rehned petroleum. eaad. o5Sd per gallon.
Spirits VI turpcntine. 23s. ass Sd. per
NEW YORK PRODUCE kxcHANGE REPORT -
LivKRPooL. April III 1873.
Pork-EaAtern dull 1T $685.. Western duii as As Bacon
Cumberland cut dull AT 2s. short rio dali ~ 29s. long
clear Gull 27s, short clear dull 2ss Hams Long.
dull at S3s shoulders eaay at DIS I'D. BeefIndiA
steady 9Os, do dull ut l07s- prime do dun
at sos Lard-western steady 4 35s. sd. Taow-Ci,y
dull ut 39s Turp.ntne-spts dali at 2.s Rosin Com
dull IT 5s hne dail ~ io. Cheese--Amerean choice
dull o3s. Lard oil duh 49, Flour Extra state
steady nj WheHt-No spring steady NJ los Sd
No do stea iy at los 3D.. winter steady lis ID
Con-Mixed soft dun ITS 3D. Tor old steady ut 2
new. Cottonseed o-Amercan yellow in the market
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. April ia NJ.
Eric Railway shares. l21&
LONDON. April II -4:l5 Il. N.
Consols "a Is 10 for both money and the account.
Ere hallway shares, l2A.
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The London advices r,por, consols X lower, at e4ys
90 for bosh money ana the account United states
bonds are also q traction lower. American railway
shares were generally strong and higher. Erie adj.
vanced 70 13h preferred to 2ss< 70 Iino. Cen.
trail 10 Tx. New Jersey Central ieii on 10 l7k Al
Paris rentes to 109f Ace. The closing prices In
London were a. follows:-ConsoIs Tor money aud ac-
count, s4f %; new AZ per cent bonds, l04 nve-
twenty bonds oil 1851 1907 teD-orty bonds lo7; nves
81 1851, lO5a Erie common, 1879; DO preferred 25k
a 20; New Jersey Central. 17h limos Central, IL ~
bonds
State bonds ~ the Board were steady for Missouri
SKIES and stronger for Louisiana consois and District
OF Columbia 365s.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds werc irregular, and the following
we're The changes compared with last previous sass:
Au advance Of per cent in Rome, WATERFOWL and og
dsusburg nrsts consolidated " IN Northwest interest,"
BOMBS, y IN Lake shore registered nrss, n IN Great
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RccejDfs at Chicd0,

Mercury In Chicago, SO deg; clear. Wheat In
Chicago-Opsnipg price, 81 OsH. May.
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$1,000 Us 6s 81. 1917 $1,000 US $40 n Io4k
10000 Us $40, 65. lu4 l50Oo US SIS, 81 lu47s
sEgONn ROARil- p NJ
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COM N FRCHAE,
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Erilnr, EIrnE,irncr II1nn

I.
GENERAL REMARK9.-This has been
bright. hot day. General business shows no i'm
provement
The sales of Cotton during the past week
amount to II $50 bales. The sales of futures in
New York for the same time foot up BAT GOO bales.
During the week the sales of Flour lave
scarcely come up to 1900 bills per day. The re-
Cnipts during that time amounted to / 800 bbls.
against II 100 bbls last week AMI 6490 bills this
week last year. The sales to-day were 1873 bbls.
at prices ranging from 81 so to s. 90, according
to quality.
Our market In the provision line has felt the
influence of the advices received from Chicago
and other controlling markets. Mess Pork has,
during the week Just passed, advanced in this
market fully 5O975c = Dbl; but holders seem to
think that the bull movement at Chicago may
not prove a SUCCESS and they are indisDosed to
get rid Of their property except in small lots.
The latest report from Chicago represents pork
at that place as 30 40 for August.
Up to a few days ago there was no available
tonnage for the transportation Of grain from
this port to Europe; but now the supply is am
pie and rates are easy Our Western friends
can safely and confidently send on the their
bulk grain, and can rest assured of prompt
dispatch Of their property.
COTTON-A prominent feature OF the market
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Total thus far......... Sc S53,7G4 63 S699,375 On
The money market during the week mas
varied but little. The offerings of paper at the
banks and on the street have been limited, and
rates are easy On CarOndelet street the volume
of business done has been fair. Securities OF
both kinds have received fair attention from
SPECTATORS, who have caused the market to
assume an unsettled state: consequently In
vestors have withdrawn until the market be
comes more settled and moro satisfactory in
formation given respecting the payment OF the
July interest on Consols.
We quote exceptional paper 7@8 " cent: Al
o9@iO; second grade do %; loans on col
lateraIs sos; AL mortgage paper sh@1O; second
grade do o v cent per annum.
Gold Is steady.
Foreign Exchange quiet and firm.
Sight Is easy.
State ConsoIs are weak ut 7oA@7ob.
Premium Bonds easy at so 'a@32%.
Stocks quiet.
Gold opened In New York ut 1o1. and q osed
at I01. Here 1t opened at 10l@101 a. and closed
at 10101Ola. Sales $4,000 at I0i. $4,000 at 101 i.
$4,000 and $4,000 Mt 10t4
STERLING SALES-ClOOo bill Of lading at
49, and $4,000 do mt 4sh Rm4%i. Bank sterling
-Gp4s9h, commercial bills 4s5 is(64s6%.
FRANCS-Bank francs -, commercial s.17h
SIGHT-Quet Bank sight a. commercial
i-1G@k o cent premium.
STOCKS.
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NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
by Telegraph

NEW YORK June G.-Money closed nj 3 p cent
Exchange closed steady at ABS 1a@4s71&. Gold
ppenad and closed at 1O1. only price of dav
noyernments closed steady. Currency stXes
12o@12o4 Pa"iti" Railroad bonds closed as foI-
@io74; sinking funds 1O1%@1o2'4; Centrals
1O90lO9H
II State bonds Louisiana consols fell off to
7Ol9.
G Id clNaringa at the N. i. 8. N. Y.-Gold
balances 81 O33 875 currency balances 81 O44 1873 ;
gold clearings 50 O53, 900.
Clearing house statement - Currency ox-
changes, $57. 1923 1852; currency balances 81 1896 =
O51: Told exchanges S. O96. 499; gold balances.
1898 9O4
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for several days past has been the strlngeney
maintained by holders. Early In the week the
market ruled strongly In their favor. and they
chung to those advantages pertinaclousIy until
to-day, when. for the first time, they showed
some disposition to accept the present position
of the market which Is one of extreme quiet
ude. During the first part of the week ~ I'D
vance of 4c was established in prices. with
liberal sales, and since then there have been no
fluctuations. Sales Of the week. II $50 bales.
At New York futures have luctuated con-
siderably, but closed steady to-day Mt an nd
vance of to points on the early, and to IL
points on the later months with sales for the
week amounting to 347 900 bales.
Liverpool IS firm at Lied higher. and Havre
reports moderate demand and an advanne of
| fame. Manchester closing quiet and steady.
Our local market opened to- day quiet, and
advices being unfavorabe In the early part of
the day, the feeling was easier but LIVERPOOL
and New York subsequently showing some i'm
pr0vement the tone Of the market hardened
again and closed steady, with sales, however, of
only $50 bales.
Thn fnllnntinn s tho nfElnlnl nlnsinD Of Lhn Cot
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EARTHHektir.

New YORK, June 7, II q. m,-COffee dull
sales 5000 Frederick, 1898 La Place. 500 Hame'
dae 2co Mids .. t.. cargoes-6rdina ny a. lair
&c. good IGA@1G]6. prime IT, lots 14mi724 Java
2oa@224. Raw sugar quiet and firm; no sales
prime Gle. Il, fined sugar firm with good de-
mnnd: standard crushed q34 powdered "a, cut
loaf go. Prunes-T Turkish new 8's@9's. Rails
Fllherts- Barcelona = az Sardnes Quarters
-, halves lg'@19 Linseed ol-57@58.
1880 ?. m-Cotfee easy: sa!es-t693 per Pascal,
o. t. Raw sugar quiet and firm. Refined sugar
steady With good demand.
CHICAGO June 7,-,Wheat opened at o4,t July;
Lard-G.72a bid July, C82}s bid and 50 askt d
August.
=, Later - Wheat - 99'5 June, 95ls@95% July.
g2st 0afsNo '9 a5A bid cash ssh :Is 81
Junes231 July % bid August POrk-$9 10 July,
81 q a bid August, Lard-G,77 2aG.8OJ My. 6.87 =
August. Dry salt meatS-ShOulders 397la short
rib 50 short clear 95.
Union Stock YHrds.-523 cars reported Esti-
mated receipts of hogs to day 2G 900; official
eserday 27,753; shtpment 6772: light 81 2oa3 30
heavy packing 81 2O03 40, heavy shipping 81 %
q 30, Caftle-Estimated receipts 1000; market
duh
p. m-Morning call-Whoat-99l June.
95'p@954 July, August nominal. Corn-365 =
June 23ag @23% July. % bid August. Pork-June
Lard-G Go biz June, f75 July. 682% August.
$50 o. m.-CIose- Wheat--995a bid June. % 4 "a
958 July Corn-3Ga 6e3G's June, 81 July. 37zs a 81
PntkoSo 93H asked Jmiv 60 40 neLed An1m mgt
ia nm eG INV % ~ W oo
dmat -'''0 ''l 'un' O'0 'u'' 00' 2 "SNou Au-
f, IN aa IT, P3Pk In Jar dema9b M
az ~ LoH'' pU, HH;mh ~, GloaL ~ a
% 0 Bnk i'm meats St}s in HS ~
I niH oIeo ia III ido r
h"L5 i2i , cts' IioS1u4S w. Cear slGeS
lu AZ ".s' a.
D'o Ronai y heL d,
-, Ivy e 40 o~d', y? ,puay 10,
K t9 7R 9 a1 81 o 20 dg9 m
81 r n1 90 WihiI i3 "a ~ sWH ~ 90 90
T3 49, WHISKY Gqaet ahd [ at 81 " a 9a d7
pr TlI S wb T % Rva siaadyPrime samH1e a 1
al ds 6 69 cice go99 q, Mo 20 red 10
rp'yl ~, - M oo w "" 'ou r,i "
GoI I Slehuy IHiAou oa' 70 on tIdCh' sheli6u 10
III c rn"ya o,1Is q, r,1-,
CT ~. LOUIS June '-Opehlns "H0aI-Sf july
Corn-557 : July. o-,I1,,,u s,oozlca It.,
?. hha Slo"eE'2 ~ ly: ~ w. ogl VI Did
Go+g GF casb "fgiet c3Sn'
OaL9 =! ol1Si % 9"SZ3lI 3tsni Nv w ,.lIk W
GGh en- PORK trmd$9 pa cash So % R5d July
" neaC9 mum i ~ n t hlRheL. Dar?n T.
shoulders ~ clear Ilb 9ldgs 3D. clear sides
"a HSsofLpu' y1 nhhrd h0 ,nIa I'll. o-,>
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MONTROSS AND SHADY GROVE,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
Now Open For the RecentiOn Of Gmests.

TT'HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
Il In announcing to his friends and the
season to offer Increased comfort and add
tiOnal accommodations to his many patrons.
Having leased the SHADY GROVE HOTEL for
with the MONTROS5 HOUSE. Both hotels
have been Thoroughly renovated and refltted
situated directly on the beach. affording q fine
ing, bathing and fishing of the finest deaerip-
ton. No expense will be spared to make the
Montr0ss and Shady Grove Hotels Arst-cass In
every respect. Terms reasonable. Special
Rates to Families and Permanent Guests,
I Me9Ig to Excursl?nists 81 with privilege Of
nty6 Am 7. J. MONTROSS, Proprietor.
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COAN-ls easy ana the stock large. Sales
300 sacks yellow ut Sic. $50 yellow mixed mt b2o
400 white do ut $40, 300 do at SIC, and 600 do at
53c u bushe
OATS-Are In fair supply and quiet Sales
GOO and $50 bags GaIena at 34C y hushN
BRAN-Quiet. Sales-l0o and 300 bags at Coo
y cwt.
HAY--Is In good supply and quiet only 500
bales choice sold at S14 Y ton.
BULK CORN-The supply Of No. mixed Is
very small but the demand is good, and prices
have improved in consequence of the advance
there has been no available tonnage in port.
but now he supply is abundant at easy rates
and favorable % ehipments from this port We
quote No. Q mixed firm at 44c. No white corn
Offering aud 1t Is nOminRlly quoted ut 4GCGD47C.
BUTJER-Far stock and In moderate re-
quest. Nv York creamery fine 23Q25c Now
I"rk dairy prime 200022c. New York dairy good
1S@l2o; Wgstern creamery ls@25c. Western dai
~ iI015n u h.
MCIIEESE-Is in light demond. New York
G. cam I2c, Ohio factory 7lac y h.
BULK COHN-The market Is inactive for
want of ocean tonnage. and In the absence Of
actual tran actions quotations are nominal at
POULTRY-Old chickens &484 SO; young
s2@3; ducks s2Q3: geeseE *4@5; turkeys
sTARCH In fir demand at 3'4c In lots
,POT ,IQES-W Western nominal at 5ocMsl y
Dbl. Or Louisiana potatoes there Is fair
stock. with 9 moderate demand prices easy
GNiONsI ". stern nominal Louis lana
o. ions ore in good demand at 81 50 y Dbl
SWEET POTATOES-Are quoted at 81 1903
= hbl
OABBAGES--Aro steady, Louisiana cab
hagae ore Qgr ted at SIS 5oGG 80 y craft.
BEANS- Northern 3@3&c, Western 2's@24c
r. b.
EGGs-Western s@1oc; Louisiana 991lc p
hICE1,lIs firm. No. 2. &c; common, 4,59
6l4c Prima. 6%@7c, choice nc y ii,
S9 lack O 6F eoaT r2@ " Of
al 10 for fine Turks Island dull and neg
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bushels of grain at 9hd. A bark to Cork for
orders with 5000 quarters of grain at 6s. An
other. with 5000 do. at So MD. A Norwegian
grain, at 6s Sd.
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY

A RE happy TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS
n and friends that, after having made some
repairs and improvements In their buildings
they are prepared to receive few young lady
boarders. As only limited number can be &C.
'commodated. applications should be made az
early as possible, The Boarding School will
open on the I'd of January 1873. For terms, ap-
plication can be made at st. simeon's School
l31 Annunciation street, de23 tt
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The total gross assets of the New York
State companies are S2O1 ,342, sol, and of the
outside companies doing business in New
York S185, O77, 789. The aggregate liabilities OF
both classes have decreased since December
81. 1876. S1O,985,741.
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The stock Of nork In New York at the close
or last week was "a, 46G barrels, against 77,G7S
one month ago and 5O,372 one year ago
Stock of lard on same date 1901 tierCes, So, ZIG
tierces and 43,418 tierces
Each flour inspector of the st. Louis board
of inspectors is now required to give bonds, in
the sum of $4,000, with approved security, to
make good to any person who may tcei ag-
grieved or injured by any neglect or failure,
etc, of an Inspector; but such claim must be
made within fifteen days of date of inspec-
tIon, when based on uns0undneSs, ana all
claims within sixty days from date OF inspeC-
ton; and. furthermore, all claims for dam
ages must be submitted toand fully approved
by the committee on flour inspection, The
above are the main points of the new rules
applying to flour inspection In that city.
During the month of May ninety-ape fall
1res were reported in New York city, in which
the gross liabilities amounted to $5y686,3O6
and the assets to 1856 4s3 There is an in
crease in the number of failures as compared
with the previous month of %; the aggregate
liabilities have decreased In round numbers
$2.OOO.OOO. The principal failures reported
were the following: o. d. Ashley & Co. and
Joseph NJ KoehIer, bankers; V. X Stevenson,
Jr., and John FettretCh, real estate brokers';
Marston d Son, coal; Charles Merrill 4 Sons
hardware Joseph Mercy q Co, hats; Wal
ton Brothers, naval supplies; Charles Il.
Ward, carriages; william Lalor, butcher;
James Meagher, builder and Clark X. Griggs,
railroad supplies.
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NEW YORK, june Bert room steady: char
tePs lighter and firm. To Liverpool by steam
10000 bushels Of grain At "a Il p Sc pounds and
Sad y 60 pounds, To London. by steam, 80, go
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louisville family beer and the celebrated pure
California wines at low prices at Miller " DEL
mannss
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Commercial and Financial Matters.
The steamship Ithuriel, from Vera Cruz
brings 115 bags Of coffee.

The brig Carrie Bertha Hall cleared yester-
day for Rouen, with 25,2t8 bushels OF corn IN
buIk
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Ing improvement In our local trade. although
prices are still below proper parity with the
West. AS compared with last Friday the mar
ket is 1@t'+c higher and closed to-day steady.
with plain hams quoted a. 7@7hc and sugar
cured at 95s@1Oe for medium to large ayera Q.
and 10 @101sC for fancy small average. Deal
ers' rates are %@1c higher.
LARD-The supply is moderate and the
regular iobbng demand. We quote refined
lard 7@@7h for good to choice. and packers
Sc. Dealers rates are Nc higher.
BREAKFAST BAOON-The, supply on the
spot Is scarce. and the mar ket Is easier for
choice goods at 7@74c: dealers are charging
7HUg1C for small lots.
FULTON BEEF Half bbs 80 rs: extra West
ern mess S10@12 - Dbl.
PACK EKS' HOG PRODUCTs-Deaer are
sseItpg, on orders In the 4ob, trade at So so y
pork, 81 50 for prime pork. and 81 Is for
rumu pork.
COFFEE-The feeling Is slightly improved
and the demand for the local trade Is moderate.
O1TOTATrONG FOR
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BARNES HOTEL,
TSSISSIPPI CITY.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE LEASED FOR
Il term Of years this celebrated Watering
Place, noted for its hnalthfulness, beautiful
scenery. FINE SEA BATHING and FISHING,
semi distant from New Orleans and Mobile on
the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad. a ride
and accessible by direct railroad and tele-
e aphc communication to all parts Of the
country, aud with accommodations uneuualed
by ANY HOTEL ON THE GUILE COAST
intend to make, BARNES HOTEL the most
comfortable and Desirable house In the South
both for SUMMER and WINTER RESORT.
Invaltds will find every .delicacy, comfort and
attention, while the yotaries Of pleasure will be
MUSIC, TEN PINS. BILLIARDS. SHOOTING
GALLt RIES. ARCHERY, CROQUET, AND
ALL OTHER GAMES productive Of health
and amusement.
y The Bar will be furnished with Wines and
Liquors, PURE and Of the best to be pur-
chased
We appeal, by right Of our past reputation as
liberal Hotel managers, to the generous sup
port Of our people, for whose benefit we make
keeping IRST-CLASS HOUSE.
Guests will be received at any time from date
The House will be fully opened on the first of
june
BOARD per DAY; 80 30
Board, per week Observation-Disclosures. - 90
Board, per week. per mOnth...........,:. IL 90
N. B.-FREE OF CHARGE-Excursionfs
and other parties will find at Barnes Hotel
magnificent Picnic and Encampment Grounds
privilege of Bathing and Fishing, and are
cordially Invited to partake thereof.
CHAS, y. BMEDES, Agent.
JOHN Z. ROWLAND.
mv1 pm Proprietors
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SUMMER RESORTS.
POINT CLEAR.

TNHE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS AND
Il vlcinage will be glad to learn that the superb
pew Hotel at POINT CLEAR will be opened
May Ii.
POINT CLEAR
combines more Advantages, both for the seekers
after health and pleasure. than any other water
ing place in the South. Situated in Mobile Bay,
With In stones throw Of the Gulf of Mexico II
boasts surf bathing, pure, health giving salt
air, the finest fish In the world, fine boating and
driving, billiard saloons and ton pin alleys.
The Hotel is now. and has, with its surround
ings, been SO improved as to make 1t most de-
lighful residence for summer. The beds and
furniture are also entirely new, and the cuisine
is especially excellent There is communion.
ton With Mobile twice daily, and parties Ieayng
New o. leans IN the morning arrive ut the Hotel
to dinner. The charges are moderate and
special terms made for families.
For particulars address
FL. O, BALDWIN. Proprietor.
Point Clear,
- Baldwin County Ala.
or PATTISON Il BOVARD.
" and "a g aver street,
ALFRED FRELLSON,
apis 3m 81 CarondeIet street.
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T0BACCO-The weeks business has been
Satisfactory and prices have ruled firm, Stock
on sale 1850 hhds.
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7 1t liz
Receipts at ports since September L.. 4,172 ,543
Receipts same time last year a, 1878 500
Receipts same time year before. 4 02G 2I2
The consolidated report for this week gives
exports to
G. y. Free. Con. Total
This week 25.3l8 $500 1,C22 3O7GO
Last week $500. ii GI8 &C 962 1866
This week last
year............ 2413G f,O3G 1919 405ql
Since Sept. - 2051.129 484 u99 6G3 5G9 3,198 1871
Same time last
year II. 1868 43l 4277 85 4l0G72 2,sl 1888
STOCKS AT ALL THE PORTS.
This week 251 .1G7
Last week 283 All
This week last year 3Gl 757
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ARTICLE EIGHTH.
~.
BENZ. OLIVIEI
J, G. WILSON.

the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages in
and for the parish Of Orl ans, State Of Louisi-
ana. do hereby certify that the within and fore
going act Of incOrporati n Of the GOodenouRh
Horse Shoe and Shoring AS oeiatlOn was this
day duly recorded in my office in book 1872
fOIfOs DAB. pa and 245.
New Orleans. May Is 1873. ,
J. G. RICHARDSON.
Deputy Recorder.
true copy of the original on file in my
.nOtarial records rs witness my official seal ana
signature.
New Orleans, May II, 1873
N. b TKIST. Notary Public.
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