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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-11
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,

ribs 81 for 800 b tierces and 81 5oO4 rs for bbs
side ribs aB for 800 ID terses and IS for bbls
CORN-stoek fair and In light demand al
steadier prices. White Ac. yellow 44@45c =
OATs-Are In good supply and easy at so@a2e
BRAN-Is In light request and firm at 75c
HAT-Qniet. Choice sae@1e 50, prime slso14
BULK CoRN--There Is only moderate In
WHEAT-Heeeipts small and demand light
at 81 Hfor Texas and choice No. Western
WHISKY Market quiet and steady We quote
choice Cincinnati 81 OsB1 o. fair to good West
ern 81 O6@1 on. Louisiana 81 O5N@1 O6.
POTATOEs-Ea at u 5oG2 per Dbl,
ONIONS Quiet ut 81 80 per bHl
CABBAGEs- Easy at sSfas per 100.
A hIrTEhbh at N sg2 yer Dbl
260p2Tc New York dairy prime 2t@25c, New York
dairy good 2o@2ic, Western fine 1G@f7c. West
ern dairy tsc y fb.
CHEESE Steady. New York cream 1o1a611e.
Ohio factory Western cream e@lpc y ID.
SFARCH-In fair demand III 1903 ae I'm lots.
POULTRY-Old chickens So 2503 50; young
50 25R2 80: ducks 81 80; geese S. so06; turkeys
5000 y dozen.
EGGS-Wes,ern 229a5c; Louisiana 25@3oc p
dozen.
RICE-Steady Prime 6B@eAc. good SIC. fair
and No. 2 3D3sc y II.
SALT-Messrs. jackson Il Manson oblgingly
furnish us with the following quotations:
Demand good With q fair stock on hand. We
= sack for coarse ard 81 o50Rl 10 for fine. Turks
Island dull and nominal: quoted at 2593oe y
bushel. Table salt In pockets 1R@7c each. as
In size.
FISH Messrs. @. II. Lawrence 4 Go. the
great fish dealer, furnish US with the follow
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ouHuluRHHIl. WfnOW Dl CtiHS- H. N0DIGS,
EOUGTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleans. No. 45,19l-By virtue Of q
writ Of seizure and sale, to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause
| will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Merchants and AuetiOneers Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and Gustomhouse streets,
IN the Second District Of this city on SATUR-
DAY, December 81, 1873, at 70 o'clock M, the
following described property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTs OF GROUND. sit
uated. lying and being In the Fourth District Of
this city In the square bounded by Philip, Mag
azine, First and Constance tlate Live Oak
streets. and designated by the letters l. and F.
on plan drawn by +. Jacob Rothaas late deputy
surveyor general, dated eighteenth Of March
1896. approved by Il. Bringier late surveyor
general. and deposited for reference in the
office of ]. Il. Marks. then q notary public In
this city. Said lots adjoin each other and meas
ure each thirty.one feet eleven inches four
lines front On Philip street by depth Of one
hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches five
lines. bntWnen parallel lines. Together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
rights, ways and advantages thereuutO belong
ing or In any wise appertaining. Being tbs
Same property acquired by the defendant
herein by purchase from William Garrison,
per act passed before w. j. Caetei, notary pub
lie in this city. under date Of the eleventh day
Of July, 1870
Seized in the above suit @50=
Terms-Gash on the spot.
THOMAS IT, HANDY
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
no2O 81 de4 II IL u
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph oompan,
ID Oan estlc.

sales-19eo Msmnon, go at Baltimore per Hum Hum
boldt. Milds Nothing doing prices nominalIy
fined sugar quiet, ,linseed oil $1,000 go.
Cotton dull; Middlings 9; futures weak.
Chicago, Dec. 10. $50 n. m.-Wheat opens a
s25s@s2s January. Corn opens at q = asked
January. Pork sc 60 bid. Sc ~ asked Decem
ber 81 72R@7 Is january, 81 B2ta February
~ 87ta bid 81 IS asked March. Lard 552s Jan
uary. go February, Dry salt meats 265 $40
800
Union Stock Yards Estimated receipts o.
hogs to day $4,000 official yesterday 1870; off
cial shipments 1912: sales vt 80 5000 80 for com
mon to choice. generally at 81 55l02 rs Cattle
$3.50 p. m Wheat-sl5s asked January. s2t,
asked February Gorn-3os December, 3o54 bic
eember. 1ss4@la7, January 23ia May. Pork
81 6007 G2}s January. 81 7oM7 721e February
March,
eember. s8la January. 80 February Corn-28l,
December ~; 29ss January 3 February:
m.Wheat lower: No. red ss%@ss75 De-
SO st@ssA cash, No. 3 red s4ANet7s cash Corn
lower. 2o'am29's January, 907fNp3l February
3D.. May. 2s's cash. Oats hi higher; %, Janu-
81 OBJ. Pork dull: Old lobblng s7ta7 ~. new 81 co
Cut meats dull and unchanged. Bacon Nodt-
ing doing. Lard lower to sell: $50 bid 535
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10. 12:25 .. m.-Pork 81 aofa8
Bacon 3, a., a.. Hams ~ as. Gut meats 2e5
sG5. "a. Lard 552h, 6. Hogs 81 25fe2 80; receipts
1866. Whisky 81 o..
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 10, Q D. m-Cotton heavy
Middling Uplands 81 lfd; Mldding Orleans 5
7-l6d, sales 1000 bales. Of which 1900 are for
export and speculation. Breadstuffs weaker.
Western winter No. %; No. 3 W I'd. Flour
Western canal 18022s. Corn-New mixed 23s Sd
n23s Cd Oats 2s GU. Pork-Prime mess West
m ard pr Fpn QpJ
Long clear PAS; short clear 26s. Tallow-
American 36s gi.
ocean Frelghts.
New YoRK, Dec. fo.-Ocean freghts are slow
on berth and charters. except for through pro
made In tho West. both for the United Kingdom
and the continent but chiefly for Liverpool. at
unsettled rates, while charters are about steady
The engagements are: To Liverpool by steam,
grain at cad. wheat Tod. cotton I'd do sail
|. 31d
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FROM THE PASSES.

PoRT EADs. Dec. 10 6 b. NJ Barometer 3o:1o.
Wind north west, light, Weather clear and
cool.
Arrived At a. m. American steamship
Arkansas. - master. from Braz5s Santiago to
G. A. Whitney Il Go.
American schooner Jennie Wood. Plzzat
muster, 9 days from Utilla with fruit to 8. Oter
y Bro.
British ship Portaw. Anderson master 6.
days from Amsterdam. In ballast to master.
American schooner Emma L. Gattngham
cargo Of oats, to r. Miller Grigsby & 90.
Sailed. Steamships Gusaie, Tappahannock,
Altmore and Jas. Drake ship John Patton and
barEs Bridgeport Salome and Ystawa.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. 10. 6 p. .n.-Wind west
southwest, light. Weather clear and cool
No arrivals or departures.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
J. Antique Va. NJ. salvado,

j. AFt1KHe Va. NJ. Salvador.
THIRD JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR THE
writ Of aerl facias. issued by tho ae'1 Hon a.
John L. Laresehe, Third Justice Of the Peace
for the parish Of Orleans on the twenty
Thomas J. Buckley. constable Of said court. T.
Steven Kennair. constable, undersigned and
successor in office Of tho said Thomas J. Buck
my warehouse. No. 1o1 ST. Louis street. be-
tween Bourbon and Dauphine streets, ia the
Second district Of this rity, on MONDAY. De-
cember %, 1878. At II O'Clock No.
ONE LOT OF TINWhRE AND CROCKERY-
WARE, etc. as per inventory filed in my
office.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
deli IS 25+ STEVEN KENNAIR, Constable.
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Exchange Clippings, December 3.

Cincinnati Enquirer:
Capt: Alex. Holidays new propeller is getting
along finely. The frame Of her upper works is
np and being fnclosed She will be completed
inside Of thirty days
The little toWboat Billy Collins in command
OF the veteran W. s. Packer left for the South
this morning with three barges Of coal. She Is
destined to some of the bayous to bring out cot
ton and cotton seed.
Green Bondurant mate Of the Golden Rule
stopped off yesterday. owing to the serious i'll
ness Of one Of his children. jos Pancoast took
his place.
st. Louis Times Journal:
Ihe pilots are complaining Of the rapid ac-
eumulation OF snags between here and Cairo
during the past week or ten days. but more loud
is the complaint Of the terrible condition Of he
river at Horsetatl. which they say is now worse
than it ever was before.
The commanding presence Of r. W. DHgRn
vi. be missed on Change for the next few
months. The captain is going to spend the
winter In New Orleans.
John s. Lehmer veteran and q competent
clerk, goes South this week on apros peeting
trip. He has lust resigned the cferkship Of the
De Smet.
The Gate City did not depart for New Orleans
last even ing. but goes to- day; she was awaiting
pilot She has cargo OF plantation supplies
for sale. which will no doubt find fair sale.
She should go up some Of the tribut iries and
do much better.
The new Anchor Line wharf boat built out
of the hull of the burned steamer Capitol CITY
left for Memphis. its destination In tow OF the
Commonwealth this evening.
CAIRO. Dec. THE coal feet has begun to
BASS the city. and the broad acres OF barges and
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JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Succession of Orsen y. nabcock.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y. ish Of Orleans. No. 4o,se7-Whereas. Mrs
Widow Sarah A. Babcock has petitioned the
court for Ietters OF administration on the estate
Of her late husband Orsen s. Babeock Notice
Is hereby given to all whom it may. concern
to show cause within ten days why the prayer
By order Of the court.
deli Is 20 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk,
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession Of Alexandra Landr,

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- fsh Of Orleans, No. 40. 87t- Whereas AIexan-
der G. Landry has pettioned the court for letters
Of administration on the estate Of the late Iex-
andre Landry deceased. Notice Is hereby given
to all whom it may concern 10 show cause
within ton days why the prayer OF tho said
petitioner should not be granted
BY order OF the court.
da11 1e 20 John HERBERT CLARK
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by Telegraph
NEW YORK Dec 1e.-Money closed at 3faa p
cent. Exchange closed steady at 4s3tQ4s71s
Gold opened and closed at iool5. Governments
closed firm. currency 6s il95a@lleA. Pacific
Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union ffrsts
to74@1o75s. land grants 10Tk01os. sinking funds
1091s@1o4; Centrals 1O7t.0i075s.
Clearing House statement Nv Currency OK
changes, 69.723, gil, currency balances. Sa 104.-
100: gold exchanges. s5,t4e,2o9; gold balances.
81 ,03G 991.
Gold clearings at ~ Y N. B. S.-Gold bal
anees. f736 oNn currency balances 1874, 1874; gold
clearings Sc, sos 900.
In State bonds Louisiana consols sold at II y !:
District of Columbia 3 65s rose from 7ato TaI.
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HEREBY CERTIFY. THAT ON THE
twenty second day Of November 1873. judg-
fns .iI WAS rendered in this court in the above
entitled suit. in the words and figures follow
Ing. to wit:
On motion Of Sambola Il Ducros, Of counsel
for plaintiff and on producing to the court due
proof In support Of said plaintiffs claim, the
law and evidence being In her favor it is or
der@d. adluage1 and decreed that the judgment
~ default herein entered on the sixteenth In
stant be- now confirmed and made final. and ac-
fG anti fhaf thsre p jadgmsat In favor Of
PENDANT, Michel Bripnone her husband. do
erecting separation Of property and dissolu-
non Of the community Of acquests, and gains
Is further a1iudged and decreed that the said
plaintiff do haye and recover Of the defendant.
her husband the sum q $500. with legal inter-
est thereon from judicial demand, to wit.
Judgment rendered November a. 1873. 49,
Judgment signed November 81 1873.
W. f. ROGERS. Judge.
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the said court. at
the city OF New Orleans. on this second day OF
December. in the year, Of our Lord, one thou
dai1 st. JOHN ! HANNAH. D ei5Hs, Clerk
In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
leans. Mobile and Texas RAILROAD Go.
ct al.-No. 7o73.
pY ORDER OF THE COURT. NOTICE IS
- given that the said plaintiff has fled his
final reports Of the sale Of the property In q
cluded In the deeds Of trust. OF tbs deeds to be- :
made to purchasers at tbs sale. and Of the
money be distributed. and the tableaux Of dis
tribution among the holders Of bonds and the
same have been referred to the Master for OK
and Il report upon the same.
The Master will on and after the tWenty-see-
ond instant hold sessions In his Office to receive
directions to the report Of the Trustee and will
make his report TO the court thirty days from
this date. December T. 1873. under the order of
the court. r. A. WOOLFLEY Master
J. A. CAMPBELL
de8 lot Solicitor for Plaintiff
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ocean Frelghfs.
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday. December II, 1878.
ArriyRls

Isabel, Kittie Nye, F. J, Gay. Belle. Eva. City
Of Alton. St. John, Laura Lee. Bastrop, Flor
ence Meyer. Guiding Star.
Departures.
Isabel. Martha. Kittie Nye, Emma Irvine Eva.
Belle. Mary Ida, Henry Tsta II. j Gay St
John, H. T.. Lee, Thos. Sherlock Jewel. u. Stein.
BastrOp.
TO Arrive.
Emma Irvine. Martha Alvin Isabel. Kitte
Nye, lower coast; ,. J. Gay, J. W, Cannon Bayou
Sara Belle Eva. Mary Ida q. X Peck Wits
per. upper coast; Henry Tete. Assumption. ST.
Mary. Trenton, Lafonrchs: q. II Durfee, Ope-
lousas; st. John, Baton Rouge: John Wilson,
Onachita: w. j. Behan. Bonnie Ice Red river !:
Henry Frank. mphis; }. M. White. Green
vile.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily talapranhir renort of the staue of yuatar
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- Anet1Dnser.O f1ice No. ID Carondelet street
On a !, & December 4, 1878, at u o'clock
basement ,rotunda Of the ST. Charles Hotel In
the city OF New Orleans. for partition Of in
tefests: Without any limit or reserve to the
highest bidder. at public auc ion will be sold
LIE RDSEpAlE SUGAR PLANTATION.
situated 81 on ne bayou Teehs, seven miles below
We Town o. ReW IBERIA ~ Iberia parish. In this
state toeelheT with all the buildings and Inn
prr9 g Y 4 "a N Ine1s nIl,,,
The PLANTATION contains about 2o4O ar
penis I. o. lann more or ess1 on both sides OF
me me Bayou nn Ieche-say 174o arpents on the east
banR. 800 cleared; balance in timber land all
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MONTGOMERY g. CO..

tE. G. BULLARD, Auctioneer.l
Attend to sales Of REAL ESTATE, MERCHAu.
Disc OF all kinds, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TCKE, HORSES and LIVE STOCK, CAR
RIAGFS. LIBRARIES, PAINTINGS, Fro,
Regular sales at their office and salssroom the
Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at II q. m.
Sales Of Horses and Stock, Carriages, Harness.
ETC., every Saturday a. II a. m. at MONT
GOMERY'S TATTEkSALLS, 10 Baronna
street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences promptly
attended Cash advances, II desired.
The business o. their friends and the public
solicited.
MONTGOMERY AZ CO..
GENERAL AUCTI0NEERB.
81 Camp street. oc1 II
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HIIH TIL Ht UTlLBI
QUOTATIONS FOR GOLD.
The stock on sale Is esti-
quotations.

FLOUR-The demand was fair to-day, tbe
sales exceeding 1900 bills to the local trade Good
they largely consisted Of lots sold previously il
the export trade. The market Is quiet and firm
Sales-loo- loo. 300 and $50 bbls on private terms
% q g 5ot - at 50 25 80 at ST. rs at 81 62s III
and 100 at ST. $50 at SIS TO- 50 and Is at S. rs; 25
ut s. 50 %, 50 and Is at s. 37a.
extras 81 81 s@5 u; trebles low to choice s. $50
81 75 double extras 50 1904: single extras
81 bo@S 62'a; superflne 5000 %; commons2 500
Q rs. Dealers in their trade obtain an advance
Of SOC p Dbl on these prices.
CORN MEAL-Under heavy supply and dull
demand, holders have submitted to a decline.
aud choice Western IS now quoted. with sales,
at 81 ep@2 Dbl ex-landiDg Dealers Job and
retail out Of store at 50 1919 IS y Dbl. Sales
o R 2is 4 . n nFl y s ssms
HOMINf-s3 wholesale; 50 2503 50 jobbfng U
GRITs-Fx landing s. oo@s Is, according 10
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL.DuIi al 81 75Co3
WHOLESALE, and - 2,a3 30 10 JOB lots:
snmptive demand which is supplied in rob lots.
We quote mess pork at S. when taken 10 round
lots. and s. l2iz In small lots. dealers still job
ping ~ - 80 I barrel. sales-1oo bbls at 50, 50
;, DRY SALT MEATs-supply is large and
ne offerings being liberal prices have declined
tor loose and 3a31sc for packed. Sides are nom
lnally quoted At. 4c for clear rib and 4ac for
eleaf. Saies-20.0a0 lbs loose shoulders at use:
~, - and Al cas- Ks and boxes do at Be-.
BACoN..Market heavy at decline Of 1sc on
last week s quotations. We quote shoulders at
sc nominal. clear rib sides 4ac, and clear sides
and 10 casks clear sides at 4lac
> LaAKDIl9uiet and easy. Prices unchanged.
hehned Ia tterces ta06asc; packers prime
steam in tterees ,6@64vc. Kegs and other small
packages saalc higher. Jobbers obtain an adj
vance nf va ec on these quotations
HAMS,supply and assortment poor. choice
new products being nd in Va
quote sugar-cured 1o's@loiac uncan yased aa1G1
lo3. Dealers obtain the usual advance on these
figures of 14@Aac.
BREAKFAST BACON-The supply is ample.
the demand only moderate, and the market dull
and easy for choice goods at 674a7c; dealers
PACKERS HOG PhODUUTS-Dealers are
selling on. orders In the JOB trade at 81 1905
p half Dbl for pig pork: S. SCOT p Dbl for
prime: ~ 80 for prime mess: 81 SO for rmmp
pork: pigs feet 81 % for kegs. 81 u for Rrkins
and IS 5o@6 for bbls: pig tongues 4@s494c; spare
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tANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday Evening. December 10. 1873. I
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
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stage OF the Rivers.

Daily telegraphic report Of the stage OF water
at various points, with changes. In the d hours
ending yesterday at 3 .. IN.
Above low rha,ao
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISL OF ORLEANS.

Mis-. MARIA KELLEY VS.. MICHEL BRIG
none, her husband-No. 1891.
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hus lar .,-.. $3.50 a82 IL 1914 7Os 40
quote exceptional paper 7@s y cent; A
ID; second grade do @: loans On col
SOS; Al mortgage paper sla@1o: Sec
sade do @ y cent per annum.
is quiet.
gn Exchange firm.
easy.
ConBols weak at 72la@T2%.
lum Bonds weak at 26is@2Gaa.
dull.
opened In New York at 100 and closed
7. Here 1t opened at 100 's@1ooa. and
1o0la @1n0h.
LING-Bank bills -C94s2h: commercial
CS--Bank francs =: commercial 5.27t,.
Bank counter rate u u cent. COM
u y cent discount.
ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALL-10 A. M.
ate Consols. ............+.......-. 73ts
tte Consols..... ,.-.,..--.t...,.. 49,
ate ConsOls. 1872.
ite ConSois- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1874
amium Bonds. ........g.....26 ls
ss@7sa: Premiums 261@263..
SECOND cALL-12 NJ.
lte Consols. !. acknowledgements. IA
We ConSOiS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. T27s
10 GonsOls- Observation-Disclosures. 724
tie Gonsols. .... 72a
amium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. os1
y Consolidated. ......... sTE
Ea@722s; Premiums 2s5s@2e7s. ~
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THIRD Gallup. M.

THIRD CALL-2P. M
$50 900 State COnsols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TN
b5 900 State GonsQls ----......--.o --..-4- 727s
900 Premium Bonds t..-.-...... e634
States 721Sa72ts; Premiums 26ss@2s7s.
CLOSING CALIr-3:ao P. M. =-=
sso 900 State Gonsols. 72k
10 900 State Gonsols 49,
10000 Premium Bonds. .-.....- ....l........ 269I
States 721a@s72aa: Premiums 26ss I96a.
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BY Nash e. Hodgson.
SALE FOR A PARTITION.

THE ROaEDALE SUGAR PLANTATION.
ON THE BAYOU TECHE.
SEVEN MILES FROM NEW IBERIA, In
IBERIA PARISH
CONTAINING ABOUT TWO THOUSAND
ARPENTs,
WITH SPLENDID RESIDENCE. SUGAR
HOUSE AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
AT AUCTION, m@.5=
FOR A DIVISION OLE INTEREsTS
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In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
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FRANK M. AMFS, TRUSTEE, vs. NEW Or
leans Mobile and Texas Railroad Go.
al nI N
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Trade at San Francisco and along the Pa
cific coast generally is much more encourag
Ing than 1T usually is 50 late Id the season
The latest Price Current puts it in this way :
I'VE hear no complaints Of dull times, but
rather Of small profits on the large amount of
goods trusted out and sold to interior mer-
I chants and traders. With full average crops
and good prices for grain, money is quite
plentiful, and, on the whole, business affairs
gre satisfactory outside Of the mining stock
!. ing"
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The Paris Exposition did not pay as largely
as our Centennial show, but 1T amused d
larger number Of people, The total admis-
sions to the Paris Exposition We're t6,03272
against total for the Philadelphia exhibi-
tion Of 1910, gGG. The Paris affair was open
more than month longer than the one at
Philadelphia and the actual receipts at the
latter place were about 50 per cent larger
than at the former
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The bark, Vanadis cleared yesterday for
Rouen with 1900 sacks and q 1927 bushels Of
1Rhaat n hulk
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DIR. Little, State Geologist of Georgia, and
competent authority, estimates the yield Of
gold In Georgia for the year past at fully
900, or more than one-half Of CALIFORNIA;
great yield In 1872 In that last named year
Georgia mines yielded but $4,000 Hall,
White and Lumpkin counties contain the
greatest deposits tho three lying side by
side, running from east to west. Dahlonega,
Lumpkin county, Is at present the most i'm
portant mining point In Georgia.
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
de4 II IL q JaI 6
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At q meeting Of the Board Of Directors of
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, held on
the ninth instant 1t was
Resolred, That the dividend declared pay
able on the tenth of january, 1879. shall be
payable only to such parties MS stand on the
books as stockholders January H. 1879.
By order Of the board.
e., JEcTEu Garrataryr
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State ConsoIs closed weak at 72IaN17274,
against 74074'4 on Monday. Premium
Bonds ruled at 2e1ag26s4, against 2611aN12Gss
on the previous day. The sales at the Stock
Exchange summed UP S373,Ooo Of State Con
soils and $4,000 Of Premium Bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-11

The steamship New Orleans sailed from
this port yesterday for New York with TO
hogsheads Of sugar and $3.50 barrels Of molas
ses, besides other articles of cargo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-11

.'Below high water mark of 1874. Indicates
rfae. Indicates fall.
The weather yesterday was clear and cool
and contrasted most pleasantly with that Of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-11

The steamboat Future City, with bargcs
arrived here last evening with the following
items Of cargo: 81 800 bushels Of corn, 43,O57
bushels Of wheat, 2O.306 bushels Of rye, 1853
barrels of flour, 7a4a sacks Of corn, G747 sacks
Of wheat, $50 bales Of cotton, 1923 sacks Of Oil
cake; also a large amount Of other freight