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.Commercial and Financial Matters.
'rlh Ittalian hark (+Iutl4ppe Qullnt4o iler1ril
y,.et ra i for Antwolrp withl :12,150 buih1114s of
wiieat in bulk.
It hli h1'n pr111)14, lo11. tlo he Khledlive of
Igypt t4) (hcon v 'rl, inl plaper th( '0.loh11 of the
.xlnumnTlih , of which it i4 eialhuhata4l 420,(,)1,0o(
iamt b4', d sepi, 1i 'in h 11 '' Jitt of E gypl
T'ho Nt'w l' ngii nl l'Fa er Saysl h111111t e'ort
,r'0 mlalktilg to broed ofT the horns from stock,
4as t1' do1014lh mw 4e1ra, inly h11 no mu14t
forl ho'rns, r'i. g only ii, 1O, veIollloi | aII1l d|a.nll
Thoe lrdu (otg 11'1n on freigh, from NIow
"York to t.i., I 1i will Iot, foi nte l' t, the
t;rder for t ~'i, id1ct itn having town relvoktled.
"1T1e nlit's 4I1ll It hli elfre' ri'iimaill the 4stii)e 1s
ht r' t, 'folre,. _ _.
A N ,w4-vi . iipalth stalr t hat. . 11 . • .I
ani ave . 4.r of nllnrl ' I'c (II lho l1hi litr oil
, arly' .,000. W1'ho will now doly th,'
irtul'l of du inglllllll?
The,..l|] mill, num l m inry Of the 1n,1' n '""" 1
the land 4on wuhi( h tlh ' workH sttIind, have ,in''i
0old for $10,i44i a lepreiiatihm of ali4ut, iS per
ent111 on11 ti'he riglial (diine of thie uIol'uill'
'Thure w3ii a slight ailv'ii Wn 4' ' yi'1ltiLrdy in
Sttl" ''1111sls l fiul t hey .'.ited l' Mt'a lie'r t 714!'
T'li4 4ai'i ion tuint to l $h145,tH)O. Of Ip' em in
bol 11114 r w114 re a't'o (4l1 f $75,00M, 3ll1n4 they
aire quote'd c~.eiv at :l .31i'd just l t theL'y
50x4I on Miuilay'.
l'ivie hlllldr l l lun r new CIu uos l'fa.olriu, it, is re
vort ll, wi ile iti.it l in lowathi tprilng; at
other polnls i) the W'e st c'hlu'e facturit s are'
al.io rapidly multiplying, and New Yor'k
1lu i4'i.( nieitinl the s.am fact. from that
taute. Tihe teadlily ineroiuing" export di
.an d from n1 li' crvarious nu trieso .l Euruope
is io d1ouht the principal cause4 of this
Inl.eiilti4 in c14'l 'itm'-iinlh ig.
'T'ih' a ilmuship Murii'il. which cht'aei last
Nallurday fo'r L'vA I'rpoili, andi lft. this port on
M1 ilay, i was runi ageoiuil a few nihe bIx'low
the ' ity, at tie laidlth' Ground Flati, wher'
slh l'roiihtined uiItli I to'clt 'k yltherdaly aftle'
noonll, ,whnl tlh tug N. Mi...on(mi xucc rted In
haulinug her iff. The Nluril sustaini(' no
d1amiiage', liidI I Iio''ledl( I)ii her voyage)'. She
has on hiard 3121 hales of if'iitolen.l, 126I hurr1eils
of li' anld 32,081 luish.il otf corn in hulk.
'Th'e 1'aiil' Rurial 'reo's relpo.tis that al, lth
're.e,.t shluearing at thLie Ml0rino ranch, in Alai.
InisIda iounty. 'California, the clip of wiool
froi. 1r'i'eliig ewes varied from hi to 20
upoiulIs, 20 averagIing 21 pounds (G o(iiii'eiu,
whieh' 2" ralis a'veragl.d 21H pounds i9 oun1(ic4
pJlr II'',oe, .ili1i' shearinig 3'l p1. )O(11d. Soime
O.f th`' l11th'1s sihow a lenmglh of 4,a1ple of over
loul i" h h,'e;.
Thr',' mnoe.ier's , tLie Lalin 11liion, liiel
gliunl. ,Switzrlaitnd all Gr(i"re(', have accepta'l
the Invitation of the Uniteld Slate.. to an In
ternationail Monetary ('onferenoe. Nothing
hias been heard from Italy and France, the
remaining nmemthers of the Union, or from
Germany or Great Britain, and there Is very
little probability that either of those powetrs
will agreeoo to enter such a conference.
The Cincinnati rle Current publishes al
vices from sunmer packing points which in
dicate a scarcity and prospective dearness of
ice, which will probably exercise an influence
on packing interests. Packers will either
have to bear the prices of hogs or advance the
prices of product. The result will depend upon
the regular supplies of hogs offering. The
Price C('urrent says if pork packing : From the
first of March io the twenty-second of May.
the packing in 11he West amounted to 1,027,667
hogs, against 817.50t( for the same tine last
year.
In the magnitude of the law suits Ibrought
in her courts, San Franciscx) bear:; off the
palml. Think of ones for the princely sum of
$:3513:t4.:s3! (One day last week cunplaint.
was tiledl n the 'lwelfth 1)istrict(Court of that
city, by lohn II. Burke against the members
ot the firm of I'hial .. O'Brien, trustees of
the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company.
Nevada Bank and Mill Flume and Water
conipanlies ilunder control of the Bonanza firnm
for the recovery of 5:1 .ii.,33qI, alleged to have
been wrongfully diverted by the defendants
from the sitoikholders of the (Consolidated
Virginia in their managenent of the mine.
The Baltimore Sln quotes a New York pro
v.ison dealer a- sayilng, "hogs are il;owilere."
If he had said I hat just now there is too much
hog in the form of pork and bacon, and I hat
the price for i his great Wtestern product is too
low. he would have stated the samne flact, that
he leaves to be understood by implication.
The ,ver- rodudhction of hog meats hasi un
doubtedly tored down prices far below what.
they ought to Ie; ,ut this has not. boeun an
unmixedl evil. for it has largely increased the
foreign demand and opened markets that
might otherwise have been closed to us. To
what extent exports of our hog products
have i ,vn stimulalted by low prices the con;
parative sx;tet;'ellt furnished lbv ai co ntem
lorary will show:
1877 78. 1H7; 77.
Pork, pounds. 1:l,750000 :,3,12; ,io
lBacix pun1dii 317.215,01)0 :113,2:1x,001i
Lard. pounds .....225,000,0(x) 13,1410,001)0
Thut the ilincras in o1ne year, as demon
;.trat,,d I y the abl\oe exhibit, has been soie.
i...,tlln , l of poundll _ ill bxaon, 87,i000,i00'i of
po;und in ilard, and :3,5xli,000 of pounds in
pork.: a to' al increase in the exporti of hog
prodilctis drilng the past as comparoil with
t.hc pr-vx;.is; year of over 1.5,000,000 of pounds.
A viv id realxization of the misery underily
ing the strike of the English cott.on-spinnelrs
mtay xe gainued by studying the following
table of wages, prepared by the New York
Evening Poit. In each case the wages, as
given. lave i-en decreased by the 10 per cent
reduce'th n which is now in dispute:
_EEKL~ WAGOE EAI.NED) IN SPINNING ROOMS.
Blowing room hands iwomen).......... $3 it
Strippers i; oung men)................. 3 Gi
Grinders .ule ........................4 5(
Drawers (womeni .............. ....... 3 1:
lubbers woe ................... 4
Rovers and tenters ( women) ........... 3 a3
M inders (mrn............ .............. 7 11
1iecers (lads) ... 7...................
Reelers (women .................... 8iS
Trottle spinners (wnmani .............. 2
Card masters (overklokers)............. 9 1L
Mlanagers.............................. 16 8
WEEKLY WAGES EARNED IN WEAVING 1;OO)MS
Winders (wome.n) ................... $ 0
W arpers (women) ...................... 4 4
Sizers (men) ......... ................
Loomers nen) ........................ 4 5(
Two loom weavers (girls) ............... 3
Three loom weavers.................... 3
Four loom weavers...................... 4 91
Tacklers (men)................... . 1
Cloth workers.................. 5
tauager8 ........... ................... 1
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
KONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. May '2, 1878.
NEW ORLEANS (IEARINO IOUgE.
M . learlngs. BRalanes.
M ly 75 .................. $ .989.,2:l 10 $1M ,094 22
Mray 27 . 1,190.59 11 128.4(03 97
lM ay 2R....... .. 1.o2 ,.4:1 (is l: .1i .n t19
Thus far this woek .$1:5,.884:l Ro9 $414,750 ? A
The money markot. Is uIrl'hnlnged. The offer
ings at thf hnnks and on the stroot of ,ommor
eial pap,'r for discount are light and rates easy.
We quoteO xexlptional pape8r 7159 T cent; Al
(lo 9clt'; s.eond grade do -a--; loans on col
lateralsl f51m; Al mortgage paper l.~i10; second
gradl' do @ -- If cnt. per a1. uuml.
(oit stiady.
Forei.in Excanlllng lo wer.
Hight is steardy.
HlaIe (onsol nare slightllv ltnlt'dir at 71,"'
71',.
IProemllm Ilonds 'arly t 3 l''iP.1
Hht-'k dull.
(lid otno llln In Now York at 19t, and closed
at. 1li ', lher a ri oppl 'lld1 Ia 1ir. |0list . alid
('e0lop 1d '' I tlo .ewsi -i'.. 8 a l ii1x1 g.o n ooln at
I ll ; ' 1 l0l II. 1(tl'l '. $ ,llO at iIll and $.,14wi at
lil I 0ll.
I'TEI.l,INO HALEtR --£4o and .. d Cofi bill of
lditnig at ; avd l 8l1c do atl ltar',. Illilk
strlling, --(48.4'.. I, and o nlll'rflrcll l bills 484,0i:L
4o6'i.
FRiANCS lhank fra'nc , commerelal ",.17 l.u
HIGHT --Firm. Bank ',, lommrnrtcil 'L.5i-15
ver til disoun lit.
NEW OIhlEANR RTOIOK EXOtilAN(IE ALES.
SEOOND OALL. 12 M.
r.(,I1 t (S onsollmi.......... . . 74
I5 i91 BtJate Colsols (H.: 3) . 74'
Tl9IIlr CeALL.. 2 I'. M.
Ii..no Promtiunl ionds ........ . . :t
lrl'RIDE RATIAh.
$1.110! Prolm iini ilnd ............ . 34
I.iwno I'rrnmiuim londstl ....... . 344'~
25.10) State Consol ..... .
1I1(0 t ltalo (tlCRolls .. 7. .
2Jr,. ) HS atto (lonsols .................. . . 741
Illy Tliegraph.l
NEW YORK. May 28.--Money closed at:, per
cenllt. Excllangn lower, steady it 48:1L,.4ars. Gold
openoned at IOl., advanced to 101',. 11n11( c4losel
at lt1 . (lovernments closed firm; currency (ts
Ill '.(4122. Pacl tle Itatroal honds closed as fol
iws: Union itrsta lOH!.{5lys(w ' land grants 10o;'.
@1 A0v, ; sinking funds 1110o, @li18.; Centrals
1(18 ( I 15it t,.
In Httlle bonds District of Columblia :I .ls rosl
from .3', to 8:1.9 ignd derclined to 83. Louisiann
consols.ilelineid to i.
Gold eliarlingr at the N. B. [. N. Y.--Gold bnl
aneoo. $1.87,001; oln rlrronly balaniles., $1, .i,214:
gold c('`la ilg ,8. $12.03:r.o0N).
(ltearing-homlne sltatement - Culrrency ex
-chhanges, tSO.4.4.hg ; ollrrien'y balance,.I'4 Ot2. -
711: old otelhlinges, $4,3.H)i.117; gold balanc,
r. ,l lON. M:1y 28. --Bar silver 1is l1uolt to-dlia
at :'.l1 ir olunce. - -
COMI RCIA. .
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I r
Tuesday Evennlz. May 2, 1i7s. I 7
GENERAL ItESIAIIKH-- To-day has been 1t
-lhear and hot. Trade. in all of its departments.
has been excedlngly dull.
It was a quiet day in Cotton and only l:., 7
hales were sole, the market. however, exhibit
ing a remarkahie de.ron of Irlrm ness.
We learn that 950 bbls of Flour ware sold to
day for export. In the local trade there Is but
little doing, the demand being light and thei
market qulet. The total sale's, for export and
home consumption, footled up tI'5 I)blhs.
For Corn Meal prices foil to-day about io eouts
7 bbl owing to recently received accessions to
the sto,,k and expoected arrivals.
Though the early advice. Ito-day from Ch iago
noted an advance in Pork of n1 cents 1t bbl but
subsequently prices fell In that market 5 -enuts
below yesterday's quotations. closing '2. cents ]
lower. In consequunnc the market here Is un- I
settled.
The supply of Dry Salted Shoulders Is largeo.
with a limited demand.
The sales of Corn yesterday amounted to only
500 sacks, at 5:15.5c 0 bushel.
Owing to the unfavorable reports from the
West. Bacon is very dull, and sales of the same
are confined to small lots to the trade.
The Sugar market remains quiet but firm.
Receipts, 57 hhds; sales, 32 hhds.
C()TTON-The market was quiet to-day and
the sales were confined to 130o bales. ''he tone
of the market., however, is firm. The following
Is the official closing of the Cotton Exchange:
To-day. Yesterday.
Low Ordinary ........... '
Ordinary ....................... 9 .i
GoodOrdinary ................ ti - !) i.
Low Middling ................ 10'. )
M ddling ............ ......11 11
Good Middling .. ......... .11.1 11
Midlling Fair.................. .. . -
Sales to-day 1300 bales. Market firm.
COTTON STATEMENT.
In store and on shipboard Sept.1, 1877. 21.356
Gross receipts since Saturday 751
Gross receipts previously. ....1.641.;:,5-I,15,IIot6
Excess in actual stock made from
linters. loose, etc.. since Septem
ber 1........ ............ .... 12,825
Total supply ......................... .1.679,587
I xported to-day -. . .... -......... 3 lS
Exported proviously ...........1,593',011-1,596,119
Total stock this day............ ......... s:ts
Total stook this day last year.......... 146,31o
The exports to-day were 3108 bales to Liver
otrt recllpts since yest.erday ........... . ir
( IReceipts from other orts .............. 182
Not receipts last Tuesday ............. 179
It Not receipts same time Iant ye-ar ....... 3
N(et receipts since Friday .............. 2 ;74
Not receipts same time last year....... 2.547 i
0 Not receipts same time hlst year ...... 1,297
Nt Nt re('eipts since September 1... . 1,35,.149
Not receipts same time last year .... .. 1.1653721
Cotton on shipboard as per account ot the
I- Cotton Exchange Is as follows: Liverpool
14.218 halos. Havre 8215. Bremen 1299, Mediter
raetan --. Spain - . coastwise 217 ; total. 26.14,
hales. This, taken from the stock at noon. as
noted at the Exchange. leaves In presses 57.320
bates.
The rec(-ijts at all ports. consolidated, as per
Stelegrams to the Cotton Exchange, show totals i
from noon yesterday to noon to-day of 7sO1
bales. again-t 2';! bhales last Tuesday, 1769 last
1- year and 1:97 the year before last.
The move-mert at ports for four days, up to
12 m. to-day, is given below:
Roceived Same time Same time
. sinc, Frilay. last week. last year
it New Orleans ..... 2,621 2 547 1.296
t) Galveston. ........ 762
1 Mobile ............ 7;9 562 7
Savannah......... . I 1.-27$ 95
- Charleston ........ - 1 ,0 1,11 127
, Wilmington ...... 221 67
Norfolk . .......-.- .. 1 s:c. J1 741
1 Baltimore ......... I 1 9
n New York.......... 1.141 1,472 32;
Boston ...... ...... 5 1 to:10
Philadelphia .... .i 42
11 Various .............
Total......... , ', 5 :71.53 4,418
Recipts at ports since September 1 ....4.151.0
Receivps same time last year .............'.,72.418
-s ltcelpts same time year before........ 4,01+1,s57
The consolidated report for four days gives
exports to
to G. B. Fr'e. Con. Chlan. Stocks
t This week . .. 2 5 ... 209 1,27. 2-1 874
Lat Lawee-t k week.... .12,2 ... 318 .... 322,33
This week last
year.......... 6,167 4.,35 2,210 .... 445,77E
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Are quoted as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 5-16d@%'d to Re
vel -d: to Bremen -d; to Boston. Providence.
0 Fall River, Philadelphia and Baltimore, via New
50 York, %c; to New York %c; grain to Liverpool
15 94@lo0d and - to Bremen $t quarter.
10 By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 5-16@%d ; to Havre
32 5c; to Bremen jc; to Genoa %@le; grain to
7 SUGAR-ReceIpts 7 hhds; sales 32 hhds.
The market is quiet. bat firm.
4 We Quote: Inferior -(-D-c: common to
24 good common 5:@6te:; fair to good fair 6%h
15 63c: fully fair 7c; prime 714@7%c; strictly
58 prime 7o0: gray clarified ----o: yellow clari
flied, as in quality. 8@8.c: off whites, good to
choiceb . 8%@87.c: white clarified 9c.
27 MOLASSE--Recelots 30bbls; sales 24 hhls.
10 The demard is light and confined chiefly to the
it localtrade.
io We quote: Common iR@2oe; fair 23125e:
17 prime s2@s5c; strictly prime s.@380: choice
340a420.
7 FLOUR-There were moderate transactions
1 In flour to-d ,y for export. The particulars
Shave notbeen ftormally reported. butwe hear
3In a way considered reablea that the sales con
5 sisted of 510 and 60oo bbls. The local business Is
unchanged, the demand being limited and the ra
tone of the market Inlet and easy. Stocks con- 9
tinue light and strictly chole extras are not a
plentiful, while the Inferior qualities are in
ampii supply, dull and neglected.
Tne sales to the local trade consl.ted of 643
hts. as follows: ro bbla at 65 25 ; re at Sr so ; 7 at
r1 c10; 25 at $5 70; 25 at Sr 75:; 26 and 2 5 at. 55 l" 1t
at 1; 5e at Si 25 ; 121 and 15'' nn private terms.
We quote: Fancy choice $5 756@;: family $5 37 i.
.r, ;2'; trnbles, low to choice. $4 75055 25: t
double extras 94 252)4 50; single extras 54;
suterflne 5050t3 75; conmmon $3. l)oealers
In their trade obtain a, advance of Sec f bbl on
these prices.
COLIN MEAr-I The Into arrlvals and tho, A
supt+posd to to noear at haul havo v .opressemd the
nl,,rkeOt, and prices to-day droppedL down fully
Ise '1 bhl. We now quoto gnod to 'iole' West
orn at $2 5td@2 s65 on tales from first hands, the
nmarket clolting weak at thes prices. Ihaeisr
are now lonhlig and retalling out of stern at
$2 75..2 'Io 1i bbl. Sales -25. 15i0 and 150 hils at
$2 o., b bil.
(IREAM AND PEARL MEAL-Western isI
tuoted at 621 1(53 15 ii bbl ex landing, and $3 25
@3 50 ox store.
(IIl'TH -Th'l'e demand contfinura fair and
prices are fully mainatainedl. ''Ther arte om. low
quliltis., which are sold on thelir merits, but for
Ihidinot's tht market is llrm at $3 " ex-landing.
an(i 63 for other ichoio Wtestern jtrodute. '[teot
jItIting rates. in Iht i md otll o store,. are nbw
qtoted fln it $at, 25((r40 ~t bl aIs in quality andt
bira i'. Moal.s 25 r bbl i at, $ 2.,5.
COW I'EAH-TIhe market Is steady to strong
with a moderato supply ons l. il
'it' ltowbu mittIxtd 45¶rDW t'. go''' mint . sttt "iii lit.
and ged to I hotce clay SI 211041l 3e.
l'(i11K \lestern ah'lous ai tie otVning to
day indicateld atn tadiant of It' at I 'hiattgo. bult
tt lnoon that market biroke downt 1r., or so ht
low yesterday's closing pricest, aind losd '' 2 ,
lower. beintg qltlet'td $H tr2'., 17'1 7 nd t1 $) ::,(41
$4 17. for .I fne, httly and August. respectively.
The mliarket here "atott't te r'(gar'dedi as settild,
and while modetrate hlnt are salahblt at $ ;5t'1
the trade Is not disposed to take large lots at
any price whith lth rtteivtr would It- will Ins
to consider. hitloers arnt still jolbting ou t of
store at '.t a l. Mals- 50 bbls at 3H ot and lin at
DRY SAILT MFAT--Thn position of lithe mar
ket as to dry salted tshoulders rtemains aboiut
the siame as ysterdalty. Tihe supply Is largn I he
demand is limited and rit'es down to the low.
est range of VWestern tttittionst. WVo quortte the
matrket dull andI oey ltit 13'It:u,," for tar latds
loose, and 3'rc for ditto ptacked. No demnand tl
for slts. Dealers are not doinig muih In this
classi of goods, and shoulderstt are retatltd arltt
johbod by lthem at 3'.(44 for loose meat ti ( atd I -"
4'.0 for packed. Halue - I ear load bulk sh,'ul
dote a tprivate terms.
BACON- Although ruling down almost tot
cash in the West. lhanon Is xirtemnoly dull and
salable only in a small way to the trade. :
Shoulders ountinue to totmmald a imet
uattention, atnd are hoeld firmly at 4h", it
Ing in miornttto supply and fair jtbbig deo
manid. Sides, on th .t ltrary, are extremelyl
dull and for them the narket Is easy and ntorm
tinally quottd, clear rib sidels S',r antd cleart
sildes :5.',. In a small wtLy dleliors artit tling
shou ld rst alt 4','.t 'itar rib Hhlt.es r,1 rrtt'l 'lcar
idest.45.. otale s-y casks shouldersat 4'',; r
aindi; t easks 'ltlr s.ols ait :,.(ac.
IIAM4 -'lT'here is an edgei to the nmrkt for
hains. owing to the late hIavy advano in pri t o
at Loutivllte and I 'lnenniatl. and they are now
hnld strongly, with intdie'tions of a furthelr tu l
vanco in prl' s. Wo quoIt) pliin goods ;',s
7Lt,; medium to large 8,tlL.te., and fancy small
avetrrg ts. .4 i,!1(1.
LA I1)-The supply is nmple and tie market
continues (alt t and stetaly, with a fair biut
regullair jobbing dimtn. and n t 'otcastntn I satles
for extsort. We quottt refinedlt lard 7'(471. for
good to choti, and ttnoker' prime tittrn stm 8
70; kegs 7'ifa0tet, anti paills-7 t.@4. Dtealors' rateis
1are. %e hligher.
iIIIEAKFAShT BACON-Thei supply on thei
spott s14 scart. and the ntuarkot is auier for
Ihoilet gtoods at 77 ',c; deloahlrs are charging
7t~1458' for small lots.
FUL'rON BEEF--tdalf bbls 9 75; extra West
ern mtees 311tt1t2 28 btl.
IACKEItS' t()O PRODUCTS-Dtalers ar,
salling on order5 ill the JoI) tradle it, $5 5tt 7
half bbl for pig pork. S$ 50 ' hil for prime i1.te)t
pork, 5$ 25 for prime pork. anli $4 50 for
rump pork.
1 CO"FFEE- Dull and harly te.atly.
QUOTATIONS FOR (tOLD.
Cargo, , Job Lots.
Prim e .............. ...17 4 1H I al ',
(food ............. ...... 17 ( 174 17',(017%
Fair ............. . ...If '.o 1 t' , i, t '
SOrdinary... . . ... ...144 5 15 a,15',
t TOAC(CO Hales :ii hhdls on pli vat tetrms.
Stoc(k on sale 300() hhds.
SQUOTATIONS.
Inferlorlug ................ ... ....... 2 5i~
- Low lu s ................................. 2 . .4 3
M edium .................................. 3
Good to fino .... .................... 4 41
Low leaf ............................... . 4 ,( S5 1
Medium.......... ................ 6 10 7
SG ood ......... ............................. 73,T
F ine......... ............................. 9 tI1o
Selections........................ ........10 (812
e CORN-Market steady. Hal.s-rt1 white at
0 567 and 300 yellow mixid at 5:ti' bushel.
OATS-Are quiet. 250 baks (ialona sold at :15c
2 bushel.
BRAN-Dull at 751' 2 swt.
HAY-Quiet. Sales--xt bates prime at 12 Sito,
d 50 hales choice at $14 50 'P ton.
e BULK CORN-Market dull, with fair sup
g plies. Mixed 4:1@44e. whito 41I47,".
POULTRY-Old chickens $4; young $2 50tr3;
. ducks $3@3 50; geese $4@5; turkeys $12(550 1
dozen.
EGGS-Western 10o@120; Louislana 12@:150 2
dozen.
SRICE-Is firm. No. 2 4%e;" common 41,6
53e. ordinary 5'y@5c. fair 5' ic, good 6/4(@
6Ic. prime 65 7c. choice 7'.007 2e lb.
SALT-We quote dealers' prices from their
warehousoes at 85@9oc 2 sack for coarse; St o5
141 10 for fine. Turk's Island dull and ntg
lected; hold at 30@32c 2 bushel. Table salt in
56 pockets 1%@7c each as in size.
WHISKY-The demand for this article Is
Smoderate and in prices scarcely any chlange
from day to day. We continue to note old
stock neglected and dull. We quote choice
25 Cincinnati $1 03@1 05. fair to good Western and
- Lou.ine a six per cent $1@t 03.
57 BUTTER-Moderate siock. Demand fair.
Ohoice New York cr,,amery 3224,33t; New Yi 'rk
19 creamery good 28"aoc; New York good 24( 25cm:;
low and medium gradies 18@22o. Westttrn
8 choice, fresh packed 20@22c; good do14@ise;
iOlow grtdee4vlit~e
1W1 OOL-Sma lots of the new crnp are earning
In. but met a poo" mnark,'t and nominal rint.s.
at We qtlte hurry t 10c; Louisiana clear 18<, 24 c;
03lake 21( 22' 14 lit.
CHEEEI --2 rimn Western factory --t4ll;
good dto lt,0lo',. New York cream 14%@15c.
HT ARlH- In fair demand at so in tote.
17P(TAilAO].;EM-Wcsttern notmiinal at .sotsli $
tbbl. (If LouteD itna potitttes there is IL small
4(sto,.k with a moderate d,'mand; oriceo firm at
22I$2 ,Sitrat? 75 0P ittl.
ilNIt)NS -- WV.stern nominal. Louiilana
toion . are In anod demand at $3 s50-a:t 14 hbI.
i MWEET l'O'rATOES-Ar0 quoated at $3 50@
CAri]lA(iE--Are steady. Louisiana cab
ba.20 t rO qrottd at $5 5tta04i 50 1 orati..
B1EANS-Northern a@2aet Westtrn 2"@2t'
m. lh.
MARKE'TS BY TELEGRAPH.
Domeatic.
NEW YORK. May 28. 11 a. m.-Coffee dull;
sales--l:o Laguayra and 5;00 mats Java on prl
vate terms. Raw sugar quiet.: .ales 76i hhds;
refining fair to g 0od fair 7'.si7 7-10, prim,
7 9-16. Retined sugar moderat'xly atrive., and
prices nominally un hanged. Linseed oil 5'.s 5a
CHICano May 2s. - Wheat trueno I at :7
June. 9:3- bid July. ('orn--35%:.35'. July. P rk
$s '2 bid July, sold at $8 40 August. Lard
6.5712 a kod July. 0; 67 7 asked August.
Later--Wh-at--t'sr t :m bid J.no t.l'i July
Co n- Ma bid Taun'. :t'b hid July. Pfolk Is
n 27'. J.l il. 45 a -k-ed Augnsr. L:Trd 0 o ..k, 41d
.June. ,657 . July. 6.65 asked August. 1)ry salt
meats nom.al-shoulders 355, short rib 1.15,
short clear 4 (;.
Union Stock Yarda.--Etimat(d receipts of
hogs to-'ay 15 .)'0, yester-l.y 15,.0 ,;; (' hiln p''d
415.5; light & .:3 10, heavy to ship et. r-, r. l ,:; :,.
1 o m.--3I ning Call-Whu-at st04 Ml.y n mn
inally ,.('' a lu e, (:3s hi I July,. torn-.a
Ma:, :6,.0; , J t, o, :3i6! bid July. O ts--N. 2
2,(223'2 , c-h, 23.' I MLV. 233: JIlne, 23 July.
Pork- $, bid June. $s 15 hid July. $5 s0 blid
Anuust. Lard-C.471Juue. (; 525,@1;.55 July, 6.6l.
13(9 1;2b August.
: a .) Au.--C!boa-Pork--$ 02'A bid June.
$s 17t bid July, $i' 350' :1712 August. Lard
C.47'2@6 50 June, 6,52.@J6 55 July 0; 571: August.
Wiea-t-s- t 04 May, n'miollyr 7'a, ,lune. 9s
July. Corn easy-6.',"36Ai' M'y. 36(03A . Jun.,.
36', a,36.6 July. Oats weak-2.31: asked May, 233
June. 2:1'. bid July.
O). Thurs'ay. thirtieth instant, the board will
adjourn at 1 p. m.
dT. Louis. May 2s.-Opening-Wheat-$1 bid
June, 99'i July. Corn-35'2 July.
12:30 n. m.-Wheat firmer-No. 3 red $1 Junoa
O.g(,949'; July. $1 cash. Corn higher-:.35"'3,.s
June, 35k@36'i cash. Oats dull-241, Juno, 24
July. 24 ca-h. Whisky unchanged at 1 05s.
Pork dull-Jobbing lots $8 50 cash. Cut me.ts
nominal. 1Boon uncfanged. Lard nominal.
I p. m.--Wheat ,.o9 seller June, 9s8' July.
Corn 353'6 June. 36'6 July.
SCiNCINNAI, May 28 --Mess pork firm-City
packed s8 t0ra.8 50. Bacon- Shonude's 4'.. cleao
rib sids s5* ci -r sides 53'.3534. sugar-cured
hams bett'r at 7C@'i3. Bulk me .tssteady--houl
deor 3 65@3k;. clar rib .ides 4%a, lear sides 4',
@4 80, l1ose. Lard steadh-Prime w nter stem-r
7. current maks 6 45@6', city kettle 735'4 . coun
try do 7%. Hog--le ieipts to-day 136;: d1"
mand fair and market fi-m: c mmon $ 50'2 0o.
wgood lots $3'a 3 20. choice $3 25aŽ3 35. Oats dull at
29@31. Rye quiet-- rime to choie- 57@58 on ar
rival. Wheat quiet--Whte $1 12@113 red $109
r-i 10. Corn qulnt and easy at as for mixoed .r.
Whisky--In fair demand at $1 i3. Flour-Fairly
active and steady.
Poreiln.
LvnvRPoot,. May 2$. 12:30 pm.--Cotton- Fair
busih)nl s at previous pricel ; Middling Uplands
:3- Ii. Middli ng Orleans e'Jd ; sales loow bales,
of which 2154) are for ex port anll s)ectulctlon.
Wheat - Western spring sw tadtols :ld, do win
ter Its 3liI1s 41i. Flour-Wcestern canal 25(,+0
:t5 ld. CornI--New 245 9<l+tvS5., olid 274 a3cl(4
, , id. Oats t5i2d. Pork-IPritne mess Western
ts ;d, Lard--Prime Western so Sd. Bacon-
,Long Icnar 23;: ed, short clear 245s d. Tallow
I rl. rn.--lreadstlffT bheavy. (corn- Nw 24; 3d
(l: '1 I. Flour--Westrn 'mlanal 24"II255,. Wheat -
Western spring !1.(ucs I tid. do winter I IsOil Is 2..
Wei t.her ftlr ht tiunfavorable for crop .
1:45 t,. mt. Flour--Amerl'an ++extra state illl
nit 2,4. , iVhcat c4nict- Strring 0 ti.IOciR :l (u ll
forllla 'ltch lt.,tcllct Id, I(o averag 104o l4 (cdnrll5.
Corin c itlct--Now 245 ci. Oats dill at, 3a i. 2 1. ir
ly dull at :is id. P'irolemrn dull-Hpilritid,
r1.0.i d .1'i d, p n. l .ipt of whiat. for th, past
thrie darty. 12,c00 quarters, of which 3c.so ctlar
ters are Am-riccin.
.' t,. rn. '. Lrk - laltern ull at ,24, Western
1. ci. Itacon Cuinltcrincld c.nt '..s. sthort
ilb tull at 21;4, lontg cilear ' ldvannied dcl anti
stecad ait 2.14 t:21. sthc rt 'tceIar stcady cl t its cli
Ilcan:R- Lon1g cult d1ull at :34Rs. Ihctidiers tdvatnlcd
;ld and steiadyy at 20cs .i,. .r-orf [ndila mracsus dull
at 57.. extra Indti laness dll, prirnm res sa teadly.
Iord P'rime Wisl.ern st eadly at :4s 9 I. Tal
low -Prim'le city dull at. '17A 3. 'i'Turp.ntipno
I HMlrits dcill at 245 eid. Rosin dull -(ompnimncp asR.
finll i.. Chn sel-American cholne dull nt, ris.
,ard oil dullatR. Fur-- Extri atnt(cdill Pat 2'4 i
i;,. Wheat dull Hpring No. I 1.a. Corn
Mi unl dull alt 2C1 cl, for nlpw. Cotton scdl oil cl
Yellow. lone In thii uinrket.
lo mN cN. Maiy 25, 12::0 3c. nm.- Tallow :375.
l,-Nlc. May 7. 2 p. tn. Floutir Amrprlcan
xtr Ima CIrat.i d cIIll at! A2s. WIiheat--Arrive. LTUrge.:
I 'hiiglo 475 ; I -cc-4.s. rod winte r .cc; California
52;: cuirg.c's to, arrlve Oeasier- -C('hlcnllu 43++ adSc!.
41 ; (hallfcrnli intst. shippcd 51m ; noearly dun 52'c.
Amrrlclan shim.tlents causedu I ILtJ the ree('nt duelclitcnc.
(t.rll Arrived c argLont heavy; now n I0ws; tIo toi
prrive eaier inew 23 aiid.
'The, wcicthcr in England is vary punfiavoratcle
f'r grcowingl 'ropts. Advi'os + frcm. FPriltcc relprt
t he wheai t 'c(rop protpgressming fcivoratbl v.
Ocean I'reigphts.
NEw Yo.i,c May 21.-Oce'tn freights wero atb.uti,
steaily ic1 ,ntcc1 moderately active. 'i'o Livrpol,
icy stirn m, 11. l) blusht ls.IIt grlin at R(d. An Itcilcan
tairk to ('P rk for orders with 4Pc00 qcltrtetrs of
grain it pi 5 ,c. A iritol brhig. srllne voyLTaig.
with 2t0pc dpc at ais i '.ld. A Norwegian hark.
i saInmp volyclag, wlth 3:5o dco at Rs ,dl. TIwo Nor
wgccpicrn batrks to Brist,,l nchltnnol, each with tcc1
do. ntc 5s cdl. Anotcher to (ul.conhllagon. with
:ilccc liciartcrse do, at 54 9ld.
FrT4rn, at (I lIdtlhwit.ce's ncws cicipct, orner of
Ex 'hicncgic Ally and Canal sntret., Is a rnlan whlo
icpcvcr mcddles In any bisainess outside of his
own: that of attcnding to, tilce lslcpncsactlon of
inowf ILand nIcewspaplecrs. tBy his tshoro'ughi atton
t;on tic his trade, his unrwcc'crirng plolteness to
i enatemrnrs, and,. htict t of all, his eovr-smillng
counllltlp itnneo. his i s madec a host of fri.nlis.
wh.o cdiilly crowtl his store in order to secure tiher
latest nccws fritln allcll iartcrs. Staubtl n,-ver for
gets th I)PMOc(Iu4r . IeN soent us IIccrpc-r' s
i \V,,'kly, the ll ustratd Times. SHcaside Liibrary.
i anll man y other lIte vpapDrs antd lncllbcllratlcol.s.
Two per rent discount on Mtate taxes
paid In Mlay.
MlUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY TAXES, I74.
LI T OF DEI.LINQUENT'4.
DEIAITMPNT o1 FINtANT' FICrY IrALI. .
Now Orlcarns. M1y 25, 147w. I
T'I It l4t of dlitnq'ents for city taxes of ltk7
i4 now Icing protptrod. and will h pumhishid
on SA'UIltlAY NEXT. Juno 1. Until then
they may ho unid without i.ost.s.
J. C. DENIS,
ny ; td Ad mi nit rator,
('OLI,EC'IION OF MARKET REVENUES.
I)Eni.t ITMIENT OF COMMETVTe. t
City Hall. Now tirl.anas. May l2. 1978. (
Smoaldl proposrals for bho colliotion of the rev
!nu,'s of the fol lowing minttloned public mar
kits for th, month of Jlano. ts7r. will b. re
,'lvid at tlhis office up to 12 o'clock m.. on WED
NENDAY. May 29. 1575. to wit:
Magazine Market.
Ninth-street Market.
I)ryades Market.
Proposals to be made for each market sepa- t
rately. Cash in United States Troeaury notes T
to accompany each bid. The city reserves the
right to rejet any and all bids.
CHARLES CAVANAC.
my27 2. Administrator of Commerce.
PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
STOCK IN THE NEW ORLEANS
WATERWORKS COMPANY.
O OY yFE OF THE COMMIHsIONE$1t OF THE CON- i
aOLIDATED DEBT, R],o No. 5. City Hall.
New Orleans. May 14. 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De
partment until WEDNESDAY the twenty ninth
day of May. 178., at 11 o'clock. for the purchase of
TWO THOUSAND SHARES (more or less) of
one hundred dollars each. in the New Orleans
Waterworks Company, payable in the floating
debt of the city, as authorized and described in
ordinance No. 4459. A. S.. as follows:
Certificates of appropriation.
Certiflcates for five-eighths tax excess.
Tax warrants.
Interest coupons due prior to July 1. 1873.
Interest coupons Waterworks bonds.
Unpaid ordinances for years 1873. 1747, 1475
i 1l76. 1977.
Registered judgments.
Criminal, jury and coroners' warrants.
City money, etc.
Certified debt of the city of Carrollton.
BIds to state the highest price for stock, not
less than par. payable in floating debt, as above
described.
Blank forms for proposals may be had by ap
plying at the office of Administrator of Public
Accounts.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. and answers will be given the following
day at 12 m.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
J. C. DENIS. Adm'r of Finance,
J. G. BROWN. Adm'r Pub. Ac'ts,
my15 td Commissioners Consolidated Debt.
MILLINERY, ETC.
PARIS FASHIONS.
Minme. JULIE LaB. FISHER,
SrDroas ýig rld Fi lMilline!
165...........CANAL STREET .......65
Begs to inform her lady friends and the public
I generally that she has on hand one of the most
bheautiful and complete selections of Parisian
s-tyles and fashions in
' BONNET,. HATM. FFATHERt4. FLOW ERSP
SHA WLS, Ete.
In her DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT she
has employed the best Parisian Artiste, and she
- will be pleased if the ladies will call at her
t'arlors.
165 CANAL STREET.
Mme. Julie LaB. Fisher.
0'19 ly
JI MME. A. EMERY,
" PARISIAN MIILLINER,
1 14 .............Chartres street ... ..........14
GRAND OPENING
y OF SPRING FASHIONS.
I mh29 2m
i J. &. WALKER, D. D. S.,
154...... ....... Canal street ..............154
it CAREFULLY PERFORMS ALL OPERATIONS
I U02817 IN DENTIS TBN.
RESTAURANTS.
BOUDRO'S RESTAURANT,
LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN,
Es now ready for the reception of guests. The
IRestaurant having undorgone a thorough over
harllng Is now in a first class condition.
All otenrs loeft, t at LEON LAMOTHE'S. 23 St.
Charlr, street, will moet with prompt attention
mhli ntf JAltY A& ftAI'4HE. Proprlretors.
Hl I tO W N' "
LAKE PARK HOUSE
-AT 'rcs
NEW LAKE END
has hn-n elegantly fitted up and Is now open
for the Hbowon.
THIE RESTAURANT AND BAR
cannot bn surpanssd. This spaclous building t
has just lon rbtllIt. and has all the comforts f
and convonlon(oe netR.ssary to InsIurothO pi.a.- -
urn of visitors. Among those wor might men- t
lion the nItt anld ('omr fortatltle dning-room, and t
the broad and delightfull galleries.
Moderate Charlgem
and every attention paid to visitors.
hltl Hurn
MIUUEL RESTAURANT.
Phaenlx aouse, Pontchartraln lake End,
Mllnebuhrg, Ol Lake.
Having reopened, refitted and refurnished
with all the latest improvements the above well
known saloon. I em now Droe ared to recolve
my friends and customers. Prices very reas
Orders for Dinner can he left with John Tris
tro,i at them Ctom Exchange, corner Canal and
Decatur streets.
nhr4 sm MIGUEL BRISOLARI.
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
(A Bank for Small Savings)
GRUNEWALD HALL,
22............. Baronne Street...... .. . .22
SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.
This Ravings Bank will receive on deposit and
pay interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
on such small sums of money as may from time
to time be offered therefor by mechanics, clerks.
minors and others. thus securing protection
from robbery. accident or fraud, and also afford
ing a means of profit on savings by the semi
annual interest paid.
By specIal provision of law. married women
and minors can deposit money in their own
name, and it can be drawn by themselves only.
Such deposits cannot be controlled by hus
bands parents or tutors.
Apply for Charter and By-laws.
J. L. GUBERNATOR. President.
M. BENNER. Cashier.
DIRECTORS :
J. L. GUBERNATORB E. W. HUNTINGTON,
E. P. CHAMPLIN. M. IENNER.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
m .v_ v2 .. .
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF
LEA & PERRINS'
CELEBRATED
PRONOUNCED BY EXTRACT
of a LETTER from a
CONNOISSEURS MEDICAL GENTLE
MAN AT MADRAS to
TO BE THE hi. brother at
WORCESTER, May.
Tell LEA & PRRINS
SAUCE, "" that their Sauce is
' W highly esteemed in
And applicableto .India. and is. in my
Bn(1n apnabe o opinion, the most
EVERY VARIETY OF palatable as well as
:EVgBY . the most whole
s some Sauce that is
DISH. made."
WORCEgTERSHIRE SAUCE
Thus Giving the Consumer Not Only
the Best, butthe Most Economi
cal SAUCE.
Signature on every bottle.
JOHN DUNCAN'r SONS,
9 College Place and 1 Union Square.
no27 ly NEW YORK.
II
Furniture
-AT
JOILN BOIS',
152, 154.......Camp Street.......152, 154
Is now prepared to sell fine as well as ordinary
New Furniture at greatly reduced prices.
Country orders respectfully solicited.
P. 8.-Also Furniture taken on Storage, and
Second-Hand Furniture bought, sold and ex
changed. One price only on each and every
article. No deviation. Country orders prompt
v ftlled. mhtn 3m
W. W. SHARPE & CO.,
PUBLISHERS' AGENTS,
No. 25 Park Row. New York,
Are authorized to contract for advertising in
our paper. no2Y
SUMMER RESORTS.
WTOC1'TON IIOTIEL,
CAPE MAY. N. J.
CHARlEI. DUFFY,
(Of Cont.inental Hotel. Philadelphia,)
Proprietor and Oeneral Manager.
reason 1878-Open. June Ir.
fJEDIUGED IRATES TO L'ARTIES REMAIN
1, ing one Week or Longer.
NoTr,-Wetake great pleasure in informing
our patrons that a new Passenger Elevator and
Electric Blls tin every room) have been added
to the totel. my25 2n
GRAND ISLE IIOTEL.
JOHN F. KRANZ .-. ...Proprietor
CI1S. E itAN ...... ....Clerk
JOHN li. KiBANZ .........Htuperintendent
SITUATEI) ON THlE (ULF OF MEXICO.
TIlE MOST DELIGHTFUL SURF BATHING
IN TIlE SOUTII.
NOTED FOR ITN HEALTH-RESTORING
QUALITY.
rgIlTE HOTEL HAH BEEN ENTIRELY RENO
v1.vatel. a large numbr of new rottages added
to the former hotel buildings, and entirely re
furnished in rlegant style. A new railroad and
'arsR have been built, connecting the hotel with
the steamboat wharf arnd the beach, and addi
tional bath-houses built. The roads have been
thoroughly repaired. Good facilities for fish
ing, bath ing and game.
For, further parti,'l ars apely to C. STROBEL,
No. 49 outh Peters street, near Poydras.
myi7 tm
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Montgomery County, Virginia.
r.IgHIS POPULAR SUMMER RESORT WILL
I be opened on SA'UltIDAY. June 1. 1574, for
the season, under the new management of
COLIIOUN, RIVERS & CO.
The hotel has been entirely renovated and re
furnished throughout. The cuisine is especial
Sly excellent being in the hands of a first-class
raterer and as, lstatan, and to our former pa
trons and the publire in general we will say that
no expense will be spatred to maintain the past
rreputation of this old and popular summer re
sort. The terms are as follows, viz:
Board oper day. .. ........ . . ....2 5 ~
Board per week. ............ ..... 15
Board per month ...................... 40 nr
The Mobile Railroad will issue excursion
tickets, good from June I until Novemberl. 157s.
For further iJforeruation, as to terms, etc..
please apply or address
RIVERB & LONGLEY.
myvt Im St. Charles Hotl., New Orleans.
LAKE! LAKE!! LAKE!!!
TIH E OLD SPANISH FORT HOTEL
WIL OPEN ON
WEDNESDAY. MAY R.
under the management of the well known ca- r
terer. PHILIP BILLMAN. Visitors will be
served with the best the market affords by po
lite and attentive waiters. The bar will be sup
plied with the choicest Wines and Liquors.
from the well known "s.ze7rac." Cars leave
from the corner of Canal and Basin streets.
imy7 1m
MONTROSS AN I SHADY GROVE,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
Now Open For the Reception of iGuests.
S'HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
In annouriong to his friends and the
traveling pubtlic gnerally, that he is able this
season to offer in,'reased comfort and addi
tional accommodatlns to hl- many patrons.
Having leased the SHADY GROVE HOTEL for
a term of years. will keep same in connection
with the MON riROs HOUSE. Both hotels
have been thoroughly renovated and refitted.
situated directy on the beach, affording a fine
view of the Gu-f if Mexico. and offering boat
ing. bathing and fishing of the finest deserip
tlin. No expense will be so-ired to make the
Montross and Shady Grove Hotels first-class in
every respect. Terms reasonable. Special L
Rates to Families and Permanent Guests.
Meals to Excursionists $1, with privilege of
bath-houses free of charge Address
mry6 4m P..J. MON'T1HORS, Proprietor.
POINT CLEAR.
rTHE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS AND
vicinage will be glad to learn that the superb
new Hotel. at POINT CLEAR will be opened
May 16.
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,
within a stone's throw of the Gulf of Mexico. it
boasts surf bathing, pure. health-giving salt
air, the finest fish in the world, fineboating and
driving billiard saloons and ten-pin alleys.
The Hotel is new, and has, with its surround
ings. been so improved as to make it a most de
lightful residencqfor summer. The beds and
furniture are also eutirely new, and the cuisine
is especially excellent, There is communlca
tion with Mobile twice daily, and parties leaving
New Or leans in the morning arrive at the Hotel
to dinner. The charges are moderate and
special terms made for families.
For particulars address
H. C. BALDWIN. Proprietor.
a Point Clear
Baldwin County, Ala.
a or PATTISON & BOVARD.
72 anI 74 G avier street
to a ALFRED FRIELLSON,
aD1 3m 57 Carondelet street.
BARNES' HOTEL,
In MISSISSIPPI CITY.
t rlPHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE LEASED FOR
P1 a term of years this celebrated Watering
Place. noted,- for its h,.althfulness, btautiful
scenery, FINE SEA BATHING and FISHING,
semi-distant from New Orleans and Mobile, on R
the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad, a ride
E from either city of only two and a half hours,
and accessible by direct railroad and tele
granhic communication to all parts of the
country, anl with accommodatlions unequaled
by ANY HOTEL ON THE GULF COAST.
We have completely rrefltted the house, and
intend to make BARNES' HOTEL the most
comfortable and desiracle house in the South.
both for SUMMER and WINTER RESORT.
Invalids will tfind every delicacy. comfort and
attention while the votaries of pleasure will be
turni hed with both BRASS and STRING
MUSIC. TEN PINS, BIl.LIARDS. SHOOTING
GALLORIES, ARCHERY, CROQUET, A.ND
ALL OTHEr GAMES productive of health
and amusement.
The Bar will be furnihpd with Wines and
Liquors, PURE and of the best to be Dur
cha-.d.
We apreal. by right of our past reputation as
liberal Hotel managersr, to the generous sup
Sport of our reople, for whose bencfH we make.
aSi below, our r'tes as low as cnsistent with
keePing a FIPST-CLIANS HOUME.
Guests will be ree-ived at any time from date.
The House will be fully opened on the first of
June TERMS:
Board, per day ....................... .... 2 . i
Board. pr'r week............... .. 15 eo r
Board, per week, per month ... ......... 12 00 (
N. B.-FREE OF C-ARGE.-Excurslonlsts
and other parties will find at Barnes' Hotel
magnifirent Picnic and Enam ment Grounds
of fifteen acroo, hbeded with live oaks, with
privilege of Bathing and Fishina, and are
cordially invited t, partake th.er-of.
'HIAS. E. ,MIEDES, Agent.
JOHN E. ROWLAND.
myl 2m Proprie'ora.
THE CELEBRA ED
Old Stacker Iron Works,
TENNESSEE.
Parties desiring to secure for the coming
crop, sugar kettles. furnance mouths, et*., of
the above celebrated works, will plas.- call at
the office of the undersigned without delay.
E. F. LAVILLEBEUVRE.
mvl m 16 Union street.
SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
k Literary Institute.-Day and evening ses
sions the entire year; elective system: 32
branches of study; daily lectures: gymnasium
exercise: special eare given to native capacity.
disposition, manners, health and morals: non
sectarian: students free to college. literary and
debating society; full faculty; large, well ven
tilated study rooms, and all necessary appara
tus; special classes in particular studies. for
boys, at from $1 to s oper month.
fel6 ly GEO. BOULE. President.

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