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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10
CoMMERCf8AL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
saturday Evening. Feb o. 1878.

saturday Evening. Feb o. 1878. J
GENERAL REMARKS To-day has been a
clear delightful day. Business was dull, and
there was butlittle movement in any line.
In cotton. tho unfavorabe news from other
leading markets had somewhat depressing
effect upon our local market making 1t lose the
Improvement noticed yesterday. The market
cl sed quiet and easy, with sales OF $500 baes-a
small showing considering the stock on hand.
Though the business in -four was light yes
terday the steaditr and stronger tone OF the
market in this commodity continues. 4
Mess pork has for day or two past been
under q oud. owing to the reported tumble In
prices at tho West. The advices to-day have
been more favorable. and in consequence. pork
is In be'tsr favor and In good demand.
The stock OF sugar under the sheds and in
other places OF storage Is provokingly small
Prices are firm, and there is. naturally. a good
demand for tho saooharne product.
The receipts Of molasses are small and every
desirable brand Is gobbled up at firm prices.
and with avidity.
Advices from Rio do Janeiro being esteemed
favorable. had q tendency to strengthen the
market and increase the demand.
There was good inquiry to-day for dSy salt
meat. and bulk shoulders showed an improve
ment Of &c at the close.
COTTON Further unfavorable news from
ket to lose the imrroy nnent noticed yesterday:
Liverpool was dull and easy. and spots and
futures both declined ut New York, spots losing
closed. quiet and easy with oce tsional transae-
Demand light.
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pOOR HUMANITY.

Behold this ruin Twas o skull
Once Of ethereal spirit full.
This narrow cell was life's retreat:
This space WINS thoughts m ysterious seal.
What beluteOtis visions filled this spot
With dreams of plsaatlre long fUrgUtl
Nor hope nor Joy nor love nor fear
Haye left one truce Of record here.
FRs,neath this Wondering canopy
ssnse shpne the bright and busy eye.
But start not MT this dismal vOidi U
TT social love that eye employed;
If with no lawless fro ID gleamsd,
But through the dews Of Kindness beained
That eye shall be forever briglk,
When sun and stars are sunk IN night.
Within this hollow cavern hung
Tho ready, swift. and tuneful tongue;
IF falselluods honey II dsdained,
And when It could not praise was chained;
" bold In virtues cause 1t spoke.
Yet gentle concord never broke
Thataient tongue shall plead for tbos
When time unveils eternity
Say, did these finges deIve tho m Inc.
Or with the envied ruby sinner
TO how tho rock or wear the gem,
Can little now avail TO them.
But II the pnge Of truth they sought,
Or comfort to tho moutuet brought
These bands higher need shall claim
Than oil that walt on veal or fatae.
Avnila 1t whether bare or shod,
These feet tho path II duty trud
If from tho bowers OF cass they fled,
TO seek atilictions humble shed;
If grandent's guilty brihe they Hpurn6d,
And home to virtues cot returned
These feet with angels wings shall rise.
And tread the palace Of The skies.
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Domestic Markets,

Nnw YoRK, Feb 9. Heb n. m-Cofrse flrrper
sans-2b57 Humboldt. 1919 In Place. on private
terms: at Batlmore-t14s Winfield at. ie's ut
800 Walasbnnd on trivate ttrms also here 1000
Mnracnibp coffee On pr ivae ter ms eafgoea q or
binary uha14A: fai5 1eA@1e's: good 1eaW,i7;
pr ltno T4@17A. Sugar quiet and stsady
ea 800 hhds renned sugar steady aud in
fair demand. Linseed oil 63asl.
.CHIaAeo. Feb. o.. t2:45.-Pork etendsr. $40 2b
March $40 AN April Lard atadler: 7soGo7 s2s
Mtrch: 7.4o@7 a. April Wheat-st olatpl olss
March. q rn-tales sot March.
CINCINNATI. Feu o. 1870 p. m.-Pork 80 rs.
Bacon 5@Gansls Hams sts@ets. Dat IN ats
General mnrket. sa@h4@bA. L.rd 2b@7satas.
Hogs 81 25095 a5 reeeitts 2o5a. Whisky ~ %.
ST Louis, Feb 9. :1b u, III -Wheat-Nn.2 red
Apri; 81 1891 1ss. cash. Corn steady: 4o5t
ga March; A'5@A. April; A cash: Onts ,al'a
February. 2t'S bid March; 25a each. Whisky
81 0t. Pork-s10 30 cash: 80 AZ bid March. Cut
meuts quiet ut 3's@o31s, 5'aDbt, s4@5ss, sk6D5s.
Bneon AZ. CT. Ga. G.t. Inrd 7.tb@72
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Az 10 o'clock Saturday morning Judge
Whitaker occupied the bench of the Superior
Criminal Court, O
He ordered the petit jurors who are TO serve
during the present month to be discharged
a till Monday next, Mt 10 Il. m
Mr.. Castellanos filed the following motion,
which was ordered to be argued on Wedncs-
day ncxt:
State Of Louisiana vs. J. Madison Wells ct
als.-On motion of Cullom and Castelanos, OF
counsel OF Thos. @. Anderson. ono OF the de-
PENDANTS herein. it is ordered that the Attor-
ney General do show cause on Wednesday,
the 18th inst, why new trial should not be
granted on the grounds
1. That the verdict is against the evidence
and
Cd q. Contrary to law, as moro specifically set
forth in the various bills Of exceptions taken
on the trial of the case, now forming part OF
O the record and made part Of this motion
Arrangements and trials for to-day were
continued until Wednesday. Tuesday being u
dies non. &C.
Several parties were released upon their
avn recognizances to appear next week.
OThe rule for contempt against WutzburgeT
Co. was continued till Monday next
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BULH CORN Mono offering, and the market
ts nomtnal'y 400 " bushsl.
WHEAT--None here, and nomfnally ut 81 BOG
spring. o
ESCU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES urs selling at 81 $50
,2b; onions at 5Dc@2 as apples ut III bo@5 y
CrHtn.
TAGGING ateady ut 1t.o In round lots re-
failing at 12@12fo. Raling twine at lsko In
round lots retailing ut lac.
BUTTER = Moderate stock. Demand fair.
Choice, New Y rk creamery sO@si: New York
medium grades 5000. Western -ehniee, fresh
parked 1919; good do 1901; good fruit house
1915, summer pnekeI 1904; low grades 30
CHEESE Prime Western factory l2A 012ts
good do 1l&wl2. new York cream 1baa5A.
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weekly Quota tiens of Hides.

Messrs Hey b Mehle have our thanks for
the following sircuar:
Steer Hides. City Slaughter. over s5 ~
=. W ID. .........----.-.........g G
Steer Hides, City Slaughter 10 to 81 h. " b.. $40
Steer Hides. Oity Slaughter. under 10 b.
" ~. .+....s....ss .+,......,s....a y g
Cow Hides, City Hlaughter. Az they run " tb 9 G
kips. City i anglter 40 to * III. q II .4B@s @
kils, Citv Slaughter as to B, 10. y b.......s c
bstil Oh lHS. sHoil O
Count Hides. Flint. 20 to % ID. v lb.......12 c
The hide market continues dull and dee
pressed and ths weeks shIes nre small md
active ut 7oD7Ac. Wool quot aud stsady.
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Forelxn marke,s.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 8. 1916 p. M Cotton dull
and Ter. Middlng Uplanhs s-lGI; Md
ding Orleans led; sales 5000 bales, Of which
800 were for export aud speculation.
3D. m.Whsat dull. C,rn-old duh mt 2ss 3D.
new eteadv Mt 27s. Other articles unchanged.
Pork-Ens.ern dull at ga. Western duh at BIS.
Bacon dull Oumb bertrand cut 32s: short rib s2s
long clenr 2es cd short clear 3os Cd. HUNS
long cut dull AIS !; shoulders dull 2ss cd. Beef :
India mess stendy aia. extra 1nl ia mess Of. .ady
ern dull aDs Cd. Tnlow- primo city 40s Cd. Tur-
p ntine-spriis steady 2bs Cd
LONDON, Feb. 0, y. m.-Flour dull ut ass.
Wheat dull Chicago off coast COS: red winter
tss edests; California bIs edosssa: arr walls Tor
orders light Corn quiet: IN rgoes off coast 2Ts
ca. now, 70 arrive 25s 1od626s: arrivals for
orders light.
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THE COURTS.
sUPREME COURT.

In tho caye Of the State OK rel. II. Geale Va
aho Recorder Of tho first Reoerder's Court for
tho city q New Orleans tho following order
W Tpon a mo III s",pf IL aohpon Of
for reler snd upsn he alleging thst the
~ sf N sis' og tssSa'hhsa Gs sad
5 from 'h pios oraft further e !. e
seettan oauhe unit the application for OR
horari Of the Same has boon heard and deter
icging That the respondent had Imposed upoa
Mo relutor d flns for non appe. rance In said
First Recorders Court whom tho case was called.
writ I prohibition heretofore iaaned. and which
was eubseqn. Mt to the service OF said writ and
the filing OF his answer In this court:
II js ordered that he respondent show cnuHe
on "Wednesday, thirteenih instant, at Il o'clock
.. m, why he ahenld no, be pnnlshed for oon !.
tempt of this court In dis2beying the order Of
Alter iisnosing IL q few other matters the
court adjourned out 81 respect 70 The memory
Tho following cases are fixed for Monday.
February II. 1873.
No. eOll. Stats of Louisiana vs. Judge spen-
No ests State Of Louisiana va Isham Miles.
No. $3.50. state Of Louisiana vs.. Henry Nor
No. es7s Stair cf Louisiana w. II, W. Snow.
NO ap7a. y, y. 1iarrull OF al. va ID. O. Quinn.
No. ciil., stnte Of Louisiana ex rei. ]. II. Bills
:. No. 1893. Mrs. Lucy L. Mann vs.. Benjamin L.
Mann
No bgtb. d. i. George VIZ. \. Amacker.
No b97s. Eliae 9 olge VI. II \. Taylor.
:. No. coba James Sharkey. tutor. w. Leelio
nj oise. II. Edwards VIZ. WI iiat,, Kicks ct als
No, b2se Mary y. Blaskman. administrative.
Va. Fred Won Roy. EXECUTOR.
:. No. 62t. En-. ch J. larkduli tutor, Vs. Ernest
r. Herwig aud Mrs. .Clementlne Amih.
., No. essb Il Il. Auderaon. adrinistrator and
No. GspT. A L. uusman w. Susan Bergman
No CASA Dyrne. Vance 81 Go. vs. George M.
asNo $3.50. Henry Renshaw w. George W. staf-
ford. dative testamenInry executor, ut ri.
NJ Gs7l. Succession Of Thomas parks Butler.
No. 6ssi ]. w. Montgomery vs.. Jouisian
No. esg7 Mrs. Mary stunler vs. Mrs. Eliza J.
No esos. Pike. Brother q Co. w. Hart q He
bort
No. eeoo Simon siean W. David Siess
No. Gpl4 George M. Klein va. III rs Lucy Buck
ner and j. q. Scale, sH
No eaay Uriah French Va. Tobias Rigby and
the Sheriff,
No ops5 Margaret Ducre VIZ. Eugene Wagga-
No GsM. Mrs. r. G. Oliver. Widow Bienvenu.
va G. Deeuir. sheriff, et nj.
No Gpi7. Sarah Il. Bowman vs. T. G.. A. Kauf
No. Ga4s State Of Louisiana. OK rel. Cora A.
Slocomb vs. W. I. Rogillip. Recorder.
No ea!o; Mrs. Cora A. socomb W. John J. Bar
No. es5o. succession 0. s. NJ Hymns, sr.
No. 6esl. William n. Baulet We. jerome Sarpy
and N. i, Metoyer, syndics. ct al.
No; e9oa Alfred s. Bass w. VIM. II. Mossick.
No. oa55. J. W. Montgomery va. Ed. s. wiaon
Of al.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Sunday. February 10. 1878.
Arrivals.

OFFICE NEW OTLEANs DEMOCRAT, [
Sunday. February 10. 1878.
Arrivals.
Isabel Alvin Mary Ida Assumption. Ouaehita
Belle. Clarksville. Rapid transit, Centennial
Departures
Isabel Alvin, Mary Ida. blue Wing No. 3. St.
Natclez, A. @. Dnnnatly. Chaa. Morgan, Bee Of
Shreveport. Bart Able. G. II. Durfee, John How
ard CLARA s.. Era NO. 10. Big bunnower, Tom
Parker.
Isabel Alvin, Rice Farmer. lower coast: Blue
Wing No. g., Mary Ida. upper coast; Eva. AS
sumpii2n Henry Tste' st Mary, Laf2nrche; st.
Kate Kinney He'd river; J. il. Hanna, Seminole.
st. Louis: It, h. Lee, Visksburg; Katie. Xrka.'
polls; j. A. scudder. Q. +. Chouteau. Mem phis;
Trenton. Tensas.
Tue weather continues delightful.
business, yesterday very fair. the John How
ard in particular having very fine trip.
:, Capt. Tronsdale stopped off The Big Sun
Andy Isolahi, having recovered from his re-
cent mt iIln q, went ,1 out On the Match esq., w
Poitevent loft yesterday in nor place.
Hanna. j. W. Blanks master. due last night.
through to Gain lon. Mr.. Aiex Mcdonnell has
charge of the office. The Hanna is The feetest
boat in the ttade, and tho finest and is sure to
Charlie Tborn's beautiful Danube. the boat
that has Just made tue quickest trip to Jetrer-
Mt D. ID for md Ecore ia which trade she
is entered rs II regular weekly packet. Mr., Geo.
A; Dlttnn presid1s In me oifics =,
lne Itonert y. Lee' iehVlne luesday cobneets
at Vicksbnrg win Tho Anchor Limo Tor Mem
phis and 81. Louis, a..
me net h1'le 10 me Ylcssburg and Bend
The Now Orleans and Red River Transpo
ton Company announce the following depart
MrtS Tor Tue coming week hhte Kinney, Joe
Dodd master. Rollh Porter clerk, Tomorrow ut
s p m Maria Louise. q. ,. Brinker m ,ster,
saturday. al to Shreveport. The Alexandrfa.
Chpt, w, L. Boarumhn, leaves Ihuisday Tor
JEFFERSON.
=, The pleasure steam yacht Dispatch. Capt
BnrhlO, arrived s'erday.
Cart 81. Clair Ihomasson B coming down on
thg Houston.
The sam Roberts, with four bhrges, from the
Ohl,, arrived yesterday. Also. three HatDoatS
The Belle OF Shreveport for ut. Louis. had Gil
nOgsheadS sugar, liz barrels hOluSSes. ana u
good lot o. miscellaneous, freight.
The y. Donnally had IS bales cotton, $50
hogshends sugar 100 bhl rels molasseS, LOO bar
rels rice. and zoo sacks coffee;
The Charles Morgan left living light. and will
SCI, the pegs for somebody this "Trip.
=, me Alice Brown, with TOW OF COAL passed
Mamphis Thursday
me 81 cms abandoned their trip up the river,
and 60 to Mobile.
the feet daylight coast and Donadsonyille
passenger packet Rapid Transit. arrived yes
trrday afternoon. and will return tomorrow as
usual, promptly at 10 d M
BARGE CHAMPION
fr;ona ,rho ~. ~ ~, * oh,,r,,o ,,ra,u f,x
aha m WI, Wo ~ w ~ olalsg knuy W.
let New Urleans January - wi wi hi he barees
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

SUGGESTIONS 0PIaNED.
No. 40, 124. Henry Richard.
No. DO, 1875. jean Baptiste Perez.
No. 40 126. Anna II. Gorte. wife Of II. Cris-
well
EMANCIphTED.
No. 40, t27. +. Il. Criswell.
PARTITION ASKED.
No. 40, t29. In the case OF Henry Camps VI.
M. Camps ct als. E#F
No. 40, 1873. In the matter OF the minors b.
III. and II. Willett, and family meeting to
appoint u tutor is prayed for. ...
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

No. A.an4. Rivers va. Mrs. ST. James et
ais In this case the exception L. fixed for
the fifteenth instant, at II q. IN.
Several note cases were fled yesterday.
In case No. 500, judgmently default, pre-
viously issued against defendants, Geo.Merh
4 CO., was confirmed, and Judgment was CIV
cn in favor OF plaintiff Antoine Daaen, for
$92s, with interest costs to be paid by do
fSndnnts
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g Hard Times" Not Peculiar to America,
boston Herald

Hard times are not oon1net to this continent.
In England there H. restitution and misery
greater than was ey before known. In south
Watts there is a famine. but this is trifling
when compared to what Is reported In London.
where the families 81 sob r. skilled workm"n
are the great arsenal aud dockyard 1000 or 5000
people are IN deep distress. Where the cable
factories and the shipya,,ds recently CAV. en-
ploymcnt to u large number Of men, who sup
ported their families in comfort, the depression
of trade has caused absolute stagnaion. Most
of the factories have been closed Families have
been compelled to sell their furniture bit by
bit; to give up their four rooms aud content
themselves with ono, The consequence has
been he crowding Of the lower part OF the city
and increased ravages Of, diphtheria m easles
and bronchitis which break out In the LII -drain-
cd and ill.yentilated tenements The calamity
in South Wales is more extensive and apparent
ly irremedia ie. The iron industry. and conse-
ausn.ly coal trade, there. is u terly pr slrated.
Galleries ale closed some OF them becau % the
proprietors cannot afford the cost of pumping
out the water. More and more iron and eoal
workers are thrown ont IL employment. And
of course the suffering is not confined to the
workmen and g their Innocent wives aud child
rem: the lack OF wages re ucps the 10 al traie
and the whole community is at once involved.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,

No, $500. Nash & Hodgson vs. nj. J. zunta
ct ais, The jury, VIM. Chambers foreman,
appointed to try this case. gave q verdict III
favor OF plaintiff, and Diminishing defendants
unconventional demand
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ocean Fre1gs,es.

New YoRK. Feb e.-Oaenn freghts were quiet
but steady To Liverpool. by s'eam. 10000
bushels grain ut 9'sd. aud by sail $4,000 bushels
ut II. Charters were neglected.
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Commercial and Financial Matters.

The Austrian bark Cereve cleared yesterday
for Queenstown, ireland. with ABB bushels OF
wheat In bulk. --
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

Faienca pate dure and royal Wooster china.
decorated and plain, at 4. Ofner d 90. 8. oppo-
site the Varieties Theatre.
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The exports OF corn from this port thus Tar
this year amount to 2sss, o1s busbels. against
90 900 bushels for the same time last year. show
ing most gratifying increase.
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Gregg. l54 Canal. Valentino Headquarters.

II you want any and nil kinds of decorated
French china. so to T. Offner Il Co.'s TIA Canal
al
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Tho steamboat Sam Roberts. with four barges.
arrived yesterday from Evansville with COLT
bushels OF corn in bulk. o471 sacks Of corn and
$500 sacks of oats.
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lBy Telegraph.l
New York. Feb. O. - Money closed ut 4 "a
cent. Exchange closed at 4s2tsG0484k. Gold
opened at tO2 and closed mt 1oi's Sal q of the
day have been made Mt these figures. Cove, n i
ments closed strong; currency e. Of 1881, 1T a
JIG.
In State bonds Louisiana consola rose to "a Il.
and North Carolina new. April and October
Clearing House statement Currency ex-
changes ISL 16s44H currency dances g. 1856 133;
gold exchanges s5.6eB,47o: gold. balances. ssbl
947
Weekly Clearing House statement: Currency
balances. SIT .9s2 41b gold exchanges sIg7t9 s31
gold balances. S6,256,735.
Weekly Review or the New York Money
0 Market.
New. York financial review--Events Of the
portant.and dullness for tho ost part prevail ed
he money market worked smoothly the s,l o.
ply OF capital having b zen abundant ut 46e6 per
cent The foreign exchanges were quiet and
without essential change in rates.
The gold SD culatton was tame, having been
untnH ,encnd BY Enropean advices the price
ranged betweet 1olB and l021s. closing at the
lowest point.
E'rly in tho week the prices declined Ao& par
cent. In sympathy with the London market. In
the late dealings tlrmer tons prevailed and
there was some recovery. Miscellaneous specu-
a'ion was char icterzed by great dullness until
Just before the close. when there was more
ACTIVITY ,Tkd q, = !, >p,oo. 80.
but in the main tho market was lower, tho de-
preston was most marked in Wettern roads
and coal stocks. but wetainess was commu-
ncated to the trunk )ine shares at the close.
when a fear OF another railroad war was re-
about At the dulIesoev known on the Stock Ex
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stanley's African expedition is reported to
have cost tho London Telegraph and New York
Herald SITE, 900.
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WHISKY-Is easy. city made selling of irreg-
unr prices from 81 Oo01 03. and Western recti-
fed at 81 04GD1 06 u gallon.
STARCH-In goou demand at 393hc In lots !;
jobbing at 3A@4e o ID. t
WOOL-More stocks Offering than there is de-
mand, and 1t Is held above the views of buyers,
clear lake. q u D29c y ID.
.sALT-Slock light demand active. A cargo
all coarse. sold at SOC per sack adoat. We quote
81 05@l TO- Turks Island neglected at $40 y
bushel. Table salt In pockets 1A@fhe each. as
In size.
POULTRY-old chickens So 1908 rs. young 500
so; ducks 1893 80; geese 1906 SO turkeys slo9
ii v dozen.
EGGs-Western 1s@2lc: Louisiana 22@2sc .
dozan.
RICE-Is firm No. sx@4c common 4K@4ac,
ordinary s@5J4c, fair 5h@5Ac. good 6@6A,
prime 63ty655c. choice exc y b.
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Tho New York Tribune says: Politically the
Bland bill should be entitled. an act to destroy
tho Republican party"
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Receipts mt ports since September 1851 ,84Y
1teeeips same time Inst year a. 2g4 800
Receipts same time week before. ....... 3lH 800
The exports from oil United States ports. con
splidated, as per kilograms TO the Cotton Tx
change. for one day have boon aa follows.
g. b. F'nne. Cont. Chan. SKIS
This week ...,..t ITO Isl 7.t5t 2.sts eto,4o2
Last week IL 40 Ia 1866 3,s53 aa9 .ys9
This w'k last year. .766 900 4OOs BIZ. BEG
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"Dr. J. R. Walker, $50 Delord street

Valentines TIL you can't rest for nothing. lSs.
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Dr.. J. b. Walker. lss Delord street.
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Tho Knjokerbooker Ioe Company Of New York
has nh bounced that In consequence OF the pros
poets Of short loo crop II will forth with put up
the price Of loo to It's customers.
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The Mississippi River BiIl.
Washington Correspondence st. Louis Rspub
lican, 18th inStl

II Ia quite probable that thu Commerce Com
mittee of the House will report back the bill OF
the. st. Paul river Improvement convention
tho Committee on Mississippi Ievees. which
now is also titled Improvement Of tho Missis.
sippi River" The members Of the Commerce
Committee think they have no jurisdiction over
the matter. Certain they are that they cannot
give II much attention. as the committee Is now
30 pressed with business that 1t has increased
the number OF regular meetings. 1t Is alsp
learned that unless the bill does get into the
hands OF the other committees several infueu-
tial men who feel hurt ut the present reference
getting much like ship In storm without a
rudue..
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The official closing quotations of the Cotton
Exchange were as follows:

Sales to-day $500 bHfea. Market EASY.
Exports to-day wero 1900 bales to Liverpool,
4T5t bales to Havre, $3.50 bales to Bremen and
ps5 bales to Genoa
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The issue OF certificates for silver bullion, as
proposed in tho Senate and already permissi-
bio by law. would prove great public oonven
fence: but silver treasury notes. TO rs low as
five dollars based upon such bullion deposits.
would furnish to the whols people as good
currency as the country has ever known and
obviate completely nj, the alleged disadvantages
OF silver reconciliation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10

State consols continue to exhibit an improve
meht and the quotations for tho same yester-
day ruled at s5s.Gos5A -higher than they have
showed UP for rome time past Premium bonds
were easier. and we're quoted ut g6's@31t.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-01-11

Prejudice often rules in the physical treat
ment of babies. They are allowed to suffer
bowel disorders, etc, when some simple re-
liable and safe remedy, as DIR. Bulbs Baby
Syrup, would give almost immediate relief
25 cents per bottle.