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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-19
Sherif's Sale.

State of Louisiana-Parish Codrt-Parish of
Ascension.
Margaret KentzeI,
VS.. No. 551,
John ID. .Cantey and Mary j. Cantey.
RY VIRTUE of and in obedience to q
- writ of feri facios to me directed by
the Hon. the above named court, in the
above entitled and numbered cause, and
bearing date the 10th day of january, 1873,
1 will offer tor sale at public auction, ;.t the
courthouse door, in the town of Donald
sonville, parish of Ascension, on
Saturday, the a6th day of January, 1878,
at II o'clock A: H.. the following described
property, to wit
TWO COWS,
FOUR CALVES.
Terms and conditions-Cash in United
States treasury notes.
Parish of Ascension, January II, 1878.
PA. JONES,
Sheriff.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07
Election

Talbot, Republican, is elected Govern.
or Of Massachusetts, by a large MAORI
aty, defeating Ben. Butler, for which
let the whole nation rejoice.
The Republicans have carried the
State of New York and elected the
Mayor Of the city. They have a gopt
working majority in he Leg ,latu,f
which insures the return Ot Roscoe
Conkling to the United States Senate.
In Connecticut the Republicans have
carried the State, electing every mem
Ger Of Congress, snd q large majority
If the Legislature. thus securing ano-
Their United States Senator.
The Republicans make a clean sweep
in Massachusetts, OF the Congressman
with one exception.
In Georgia the Democrats make .
clean sweep of the Congressman
Among the number are two indepen-
dent Democrats-Felton IN the 9TH and
Harris in the 4th.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

a Mondays special from New Ha
ven, Conn, says OF the working of h
Temperance Law Under the action
OF Il State Ia this city voted Ut la>i
town election ''nO license" end Inc
action took eject yesterday morning.
Most oi The FIX hundred saloon. ia his
city are nUw crosed, -oms stil -eiliUa
Suhucck beer, which ,G,y claim do.
not i~ntoxicate. Some saloons are dra-
ped in mourning. \ bitter fght will
probably be made between his saloon
lists aud temperance people"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07
Sale Extraordinary
From 5he Albany journal.

FROM 'hc AiOdl) J"uIiil'
For sale-The undersigned being
compelled By circumstances not IN.
der his own control to retire ftou
the busileso Of politics, offers for 81,
the following:
1,00O,000 copies of the Can
paign Life OF rild,n." Would max,
good lining for trunks, and will b,
sold at prices to defy competition.
4 large and carefully selected as.
sortment OF wires suitable for pull
ing.
100000 pounds of real soft WOO
just the thing to pull over the mass
es' eyes,
A complete livery Of reform. TAI
livery Is rather the worse for wca
and can be had alta bargain if appho.
for 5000.
An experienced and Thoroughly bro
ken nincompcop, answer to til,
name of "Nevy.5 The animal vii.
bear watching, but would prove use
full to the right sort OF person
1900 gallons Of crocodile teaIs
These tears have been declnted int.
shampain bottles.
MISUNDERSTANDING 8-4 pounds 0.
ulatioy,d hrass.
job lot OF cipher dispatches.
The above will be sold in lots
suit purchaser. The b,s' o. r'as
for selling. Address ) j. /
Creamery square.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07
Public nchL Statement.

To Nov. LIST: The debt statement is
sued shows a decrease Of 81, 70S, 402. 80
for October. The balances in the
Treasury nre as follows: Currency,
l,7ll,saG; special fund for redemption
Of fractional currency, 10000, 600; spc-
cial deposit Of legal tenders for the r..
demption of certificates of deposit
s35,s40,0OO; coin, 1927, G00 ,277, inclu-
ding 1856, 5le, $50 in coin certificates.
The total disbursements during the
month were la,25S,e05, exclusive of
payments 90 interest or principal Of
Ehs pablir debi.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

Ben Butler commenced his career q.
a diplomat and an artful dOdger at an
early age. While attending college al
WatcrvilIe, Ne, he become engaged to
an eslimable young lady there, but de-
string for some reason to sever the en-
gagement, the prospective rcformer
adopted Il novel plan to accomplish his
purpose. The family Of the young la
dy were prominent in the temperance
cause and sterl.ly arrayed against the
lowing bowl. wishing to shock their
sensibilities in the highest degree, Ben
INDUCED in bogus but glorious drunk,
staggering around the town in the
most rowdy-like fashion, and conduct
ing himself generally to a manner thar
made the most accomplished bummsrF
onvious. He finally rolled an inollen-
sive citizen into a ditch and wa
promptly waltzed of to the %calaboose.
lie chucklcd heartily over his strategy,
counting his disgrace rs nothing CON-
pared with his scheme. His aitianced
was overwhelmed by his downfall and
dispatched a note to him releasing him
from his engagement, while her father
requested him never TO 'afken their,
doorway again. Ben, appropriate
called the Beast" was jubilSx00f
glcofully paying his Gne, cu1
the police court with a prod
Corious tread, a free man pFcTt
browse la pastures new, TlliJ
Ben gloated over 10 . college eli
from whom IL has come to the
correspondent. The fortunate yoQ
lady afterward married happily, and w
his day recoils when she thinks of her
narrow eAcape.-- Ct5ay0 T3aes,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07
The Yellow Fever.

The numerous frosts lately have
about made way With the fever IN
every section. Reports to the Sur
geon General Of tie U. s. Marine
Hospital service show the following
new cases and deaths for tile week
ending Saturday: New Orleans, rs
cases, lOs deaths. Two hsudred aud
nine Old cases are reported. Morgan
City-ight deaths. BaOu Rouge
Scvcnty-hye ne1 cases aud sixteen
deaths. HobiIe-hiAty eases aud tan
deaths. Decatur-ten cases aud two
deaths. Port Gibson-2bout ten
deaths III the country. none in Port
Gibson. Pass CbriStian-nineteen
cases, no deaths. Chsttan0oga-2e
cases and twelve deaths.
Bay St. Lous, total cases to Satur-
DAY, 235; deaths, Is. The health au-
thorities consider the epidemic ended.
Grand Juuction-Eom Oct. 10,b TO
both, ia cases and 4 deaths. Milan,
Tenn.-For the two weeks ending
Saturday, IL cases and six deaths.
Mcmphis-Fol the week ending Oct.
3lst, twenty two Deaths total deaths,
1864. Beridiau-Oyer four hundred
cases to date, and eighty desthsi
Gallipolis-For the week ending Oct.
80, one case and two deaths.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

doctors. 90 lawyers, l "stltesmAn," /
inventor, Is Journalists, II authors,
80 arli.ts and 81 actors. There were
70, 566 laboIsrs, 1892 unskilIed me
chanics, ll,8i2 farmers, 80 auction
GERS. q bankers, % barkeepers, 90
capitalists Who hl no business, | gen
tlcman, ~ chimney sweep, | mali-
clan and 10 Sisters u Charity.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

This is what the Memphis Avalanche,
"A Democratic paper, thinks Of GOV.
Porter: "a more narrow-mindcd, big
oted man never sat in a Governors chair
than Porter. Water does not rise
above the fountain head. No more
does Gov. Porter's appointments rise
above his imbecile incompetency. The
1ittest die, They do rot survive. The
demagogues come 70 tho front and rule
Us, and Tennessee is cursed with a lot
Of ignorant, vcnal officials. The yellow
fever IS = small rGair IN comparison
with such . tlccEhead as James d.
Porter i'll The chair Of the chef justice
of the State"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07
100000 BeClsscn.

Among the decisions OF loca! inter
est in the Supreme Court y~esterda.
was that IN the case Of Kahn VS.
Ross, by which he plaintiff is pos
sessed of some valuable city property
The suit of Jos. A.. Mabry and wi:e
VS.. hrs. S. III. Churchwell, invo'vi &
real estate and other property to the
value Of about 100000 was alsC
decided in favor OF the plaintiffs, al
ter fifteen years litigation, The
property includes a valuable farm
containing about one thousand acres,
northwest Of the city; also the See
ond Greek ferry, its approaches, ano
the farm immediately south Of the
river, besidss n number Of valuable
town lots. This cause, as stated, has
been pending tor years aud attrac;ea
generalinterest from the amount IL,
volved.-KnoXv. Tribune.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

Mr.. Sharp's vote for Ruckcr aud
Hayes last August caused \ great many
Republicans not q vote for him Tues
day. Even the friends Of Ruckcr snd
Hayes voted against sharp. That's the
thanks = man gets.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

David A. Browder, Democrat, is
elected Representative from Monroe
county by about 100 majority over Fee
llx McWhirtar, Republican. The cOun-
" is naturally Republican, but Nc
Whistler run behind the ticket from
some cause,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

Some Of orr G%reenback friends acted
what they called smart and voted for
Clln for Congress when lac was no:
running, thus causing great many
Republicans not to vote for Sharp.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

Chattanooga Commercial, Sunday
According to roports In the officer Of
the Register OF Vital Statistics there
have been 128 deaths from yellow fever
since the epidemic began out Of 4i3
cases. OF these deaths, 90 were among
the white people and 80 among the
colored.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

Robert II. Smith, Democrat, is cleo
ted Senator from this di,trict. All We
have to say is that h, il Shout the
blankest case thst ever run for o!hre.
But they shy, a fool for luck and a poor
ma for dogs ana children.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

The Cincinnati Gazette Gays that
the State Registrar and .ubordinetes in
Louisiana are to be prosecuted for
the registration OF S,0G0 democratic
votes. 1t was found that 100 votes
were assigned to one house whore bat
three dwelt. 1t would appear to a dis
tant observer that the prospects in Lou
isiana are not wholly satisfactory 10
the democrats.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

The Republicans carry Hamilton
county by 400 majority, electing II. NJ,
Wiltse Representative and John W.
James Floater, and probably Geo. o.
Gate Senator,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

Tuesday, election throughout tie
Union mashed tie head and twisted
the tail Of the G~recnbScEer on every
corne That party Is undoubtedly
too dead TO ever breathe again.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

The following is the vote Of the Ool-
tewah district: Wight, "a; MARKS, 90
Edwards, 50; Dibrell, 81; Wheeler,
O.. For Senator-Catc, SO; Neal, -.
Floater-Cmningham, 80; Hutcheson,
s.; Pyott, ~.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

The result OF the recent elections
shows that the Greenbackers aud Re
publIcsns cannot fuse. They diler
TOO widely Ia principle.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

The Chinese population OF San Fran
cisco has been lately reported as $4,000,
including 1000 scryarts. OF cigar mi-
kers there are 5000; c. t%silora, 5000;
of boot and sboemakers, 2.GOO; laun-
drymen, ! 800; merchants and profess
sional CANDLES, 1900; peddlers, $500,
while the rest are fishermen, laborers
and miscellaneous. There are 1000
women.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07
Weekly Herald.
NOV. 2, 1875.

Tue Government has taken forty In
dian children from near Sioux City
and will educate them 81 Hampton,
Va.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07
ANOTHER DISCOVERY.

ies. lts --latest ia explained In tie fol
lowing .iiioriAl:
"WLO went 90 Baltimore 10 rslfy 10
sD,ith WWd the mouey fUr the pur-
chase of The South Carolina Returning
Bolrdf on the 18th Of November,
1879, Weed tslegrsph@l from CelumhiA
"a Rcnry RaYs.Ieyer-Oticrwise COZ
william T. Potion:
Majority OF Board have been gscu-
rcd! Cot l. eighty thousand. 70 hr
sent as follows: One parcel Of sixty
I've thousand dollars, u of ten thou
sand, sud one Of Ave thousand; ell to
b. ave hundred or one thousand bills
note TO h. deposited - PARTIES accept.
and given up upon vote Of South Caro-
Inns being given TO Tilien's friends.
In. three pack, should bs sent without
inscription aud to-Hilht, unless ycu
r~ersivs telegram from me youn:erm n
ding. For Gods sahe let i, go! Have
cash ready to reach baltimore Sunday
night
Later on the same day he telegraph
ed: shall leave Tonight for Balti-
mors. Meet NE yourself If prudent
And lastly, just before starting, bsV-
ing apparently received Il favorable
reply to his request that a "sais man
should "bging stnf' to Baltimore, he
wired this message:
Looks well now. You must have
he Copenhagen At Bdrnum's, in Bal
timore, early Monday morning, | 60
Il 10 tonight
The TittaYeIhas slready shown how
Smith 4. weed, ewing Columbia on
saturday uiGhi. Nov. ls;h, dill STRIVE
1T Baruum's !io,si iH 81 im..r early
Noui.y moyni"E. the @3,h. registering
l.r,y ~ his true uamr ii "ss Si.o
hOSm, II ID, t,p. II The publication
- the dispatches, There "ss "Nsrg red-
onto believe ma, tGs safe man met
.iGi viii 1.-THE -;u D., according 10 Sp-
ointment, and that he failure of tie
scheme was attributable 10 other causes
than neglect Of he New York parties
o put mp the money.
We have taken pains TO verify GEL
Lain information which reached us two
weeks ago respecting Ibis safe man."
tHe chai., Of evidence is now complete.
The register OF tn MJuni Vernon Ho-
ell. q snail and quiet house ia Bslti-
more, where 8 person Of retiring dispo-
sition might be safe from curious eyes,
,hows among the arrivals early on
Monday morning, Nov. 20th, Vim. T..
elton, Of New York. At 10 o'clock
Mr. elton, with a friend who had ac-
anpanied him from this city, took a
arIilge. Early IA ,hs lay the friend
ass .tru viii Nj. ) "a. H8ai ct Bar
Huu'e A3,yi. 1 IS prpDaniy afler
kIuierSiew-tO which wa. no,
d, rash 10 &-s,Ume IN. Mr.. Bolton alsC
Mas a par,y-.Eur smi,h Weed sent his
Irst clpner dispatch 20 Coluln
T.
m,,., CnInnni, a.tt4c, arranged
d., H,..ulug board agent. in!oru
Haskell, and telegraph news ~,
What occurred during The day to
disturb the arrangement is not known I;
1ut in another dispatch to General
Gordon, Weed asked lhat ,he oa, rene
curt might "ho!d on 70 the Gle. toral
,'p., br"ause there might be ga lil"e
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-11-07

4 The total number of immigrants
Awho arrived in the United States last
wear was 13S,469. Germany contrib
uted the most and sent us 29,3l3,
Canada came next with 1920, Eng
gland sent 18,4O5, ireland 1882,
China 1892, Sweden $500, Norway
1859, Hungary 4,504, France 4,159,
Italy, 4,13l, Scotland 1892, and Ice
land 1903. Of the total there were L.
$40 professional men and women,
among whom were 900 musicians, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug 2-Pork-Eastern steady AZ so; Western
steady Az BaeUnCumberand Cut steady at S0 saort
steady at pied Beelndia Mess duh at 1885, Extra less dun
az s9 Prime Mess steady at !S Lara q, u western
-sprts duh at %. ROsin-CommOn dull Rt5; l1ne dnll
at lOL Cheese-Amenoan Choice dull at az. Lard OIL
fTmer at s9 F1OqrE Extra state steady at 25 Whs1-
Winter dun az 9sd. Corn-New Mixed, duh az ,s2oGi
Old Mixed Soft, dun at "a. Cotton seed oh-feiloW
LIVERPOOL Aug. 2-123O m-Cotton hrm Middling Ip
lands 6S Kidding Orleans Gs4d; sales OF the day l20OO
eeipts bales American Futures partially iszd bet
ter Uplands Low Mddug clause, August and september
October delivery I'D Upands Low Ni0dhng clause DC
tOOer November delivery, 6sIsd Upands Low Middng
Uplands Middlg clause shipped New Crop shipped o
vembeF and December. san, 6Eagd sales OF the week
100000 bales exporters took 4003 bales SPeca aad
600 bales total receipts SO 0JO bales American 600 bales
actual export 1000 bales amount OF Cotton aOat sOO
bae American AZ 600 bales forwarded from the ships size
direct TO spDefs 1000 Daes American sales OF the week
900 bales The receipts Of Wheat for the past three days
we're 10000 Qrs. including $1,000 grs American -
lOdlO4d Genital average California White and 100
aiOSd. for California CLUB Corn 23td per Or Tor New
MixeG Western. Peas S3A6d per ar for Canadian. .
LiVEKPoOl. Aug 2-2:l6 p. m-Upands Cotton Low MID
ding clause, October ana November delivery 6NRd: Up
lands Mddng clause December and January delivery,
lJJyRRPooI Aug 2-3 D. m.-The sales Of Cotton TODAY
included $3.50 bales American. Futures-upands, Low
Middng eause october and November delivery 6sisd The
market for Yarns and Fabrics al Manchester Is htm
LIVERPOOL. Aug 26 pm Cotton futures easier Uplands
Upands MiddlnR clause New Crop shipped November
LIVERPOOL Aug 2-Evg- 97adper ewt for American.
LONDON Aug 90 T. m.-Tallow 373d d576d per cWL for
old 1877 md 49, for the first sales OF new 1873.
LONDON Aug. 2-Evg,-Linseed OIL R2s 10 per ton.
ANTWERP Aug. 2.-PerOleum, 1874 francs Tor hne pale
American closed "a forms per 30 kilOs
EKBMEE Aug 2.-Iard closed at Al q marks per ITO TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03

Omen Board: Corn was demand, and l4a nc. higher
san Mixed sold 48c September &c bid asked spo;
l7e bid a. nc asked August 4Sao bid, 4oc asked Octo
her 4lc hid ABE asked for Steamer, spot ana august
Wheat demand. and 1d2e. higher O3a Dla ~ zoe
asked Red. August; 81 O3s bid 81 "a asked SEP
tember; 81 o. bid 81 O5 asked, October &c Du
August 6Oc asked oats-2se bid for White Western
81. LOUIS Aug. a. Flour steady with a good depana
but unchanged. Wheat strong and active NO; hea Fa
OOd9lc chiefly 005c cash $3.50 dSOSsc closing AZ DOS
August. 90d92c closing at OF sc september No hen
S7ds7 cash. Corn hmeri No Mixed 80 80 &c esh
35a35Ac August 80 SC October oaIs active but lower
acc iVhskey steady at 81 o. Pork hgher Jobbing al
$40 %. Lard nOminally unchanged; Bulk Meats quet ;
car lots OF Summer Clear Rib sold at &c. Bacon qnlet
640d5 5Oc 846065Oc 670G6 for shoulders Clear
Rib aud Clear Sides Recclpts-F1our 6O0V DDsi wheat
90 600 bush: 10000 bush; oats $4,000 bush snip
ments-F1our 10000 bills; Wheat 2lOOO bush Corn L.
900 bush; Oats. LOCO bush $780,. ,,,.tu..
81 O6ia NO do O4 Amber Michigan, spot 9eci seller
August 08Sc; seller September 96 2c NO Amber Mich
gan 97e No Red Winter spot, 93c seller august ssc
seller September 962 NO. RED, 94sca NO Dayton
Michigan Red, 00c; Rejected WABASH. SIC; western
Amber 99c Amber Illinois, al o. Corn steady hlgn
White 43e; Rejected. 40c. Damaged Doc. Oats quiet NO
spot 24c seller August 232c: Michigan old 2bc hecept
Wheat 40 900 bush; Corn 49, busn shipments
100000 bush; Corr 10000 busn At the close wheat
nI1n; No White Wabash 81 06; Amber Wesern g0ei
Old 81 o. cash; seller August, 90 ci No ted fa
seller August seller September 91c. Corn nrn gh
Mixed. No Q At 42c. asked II &c. bid
26c ROsn m at 81 II tor Strained Crude Turpentne
steady; 81 10 for Yellow Dip and 81 10 for virgin
Tar strong 81 60 Corn firm Prime White osc Aixed oSc
10 53t2c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY s y
DEroT 9uAHIEAf r n GkIG INV a is1s

PHILlDEIPiui. July 10, 1873. !
advertisement Of the Instructions TO bidders attached to
s T o t 08 te Y b omsemassrs nepaTtmeni
with the following 9rtlcies -, o,,o,,. n., =, Gan
IG0o Campaign Hats; $500 Forage Caps; 10000 pairs
pairs woolen Mttens 5000 pairs Boot 1900 Wool Blank
Poles 10000 yards dark blue Flannel 1000 yards shifting
sIaS: a msPs ?o ysrs Canton a Fsnne '
Ito be- delivered at the Quaricrmastors Depot at Pm Ia
G6gO0 yards canton Flannel $4,000 yards shlrtng Plan
nGl light quality aud 100000 yards shrtng Flannel heavy
Tito be delivered at Depot at Jcncr-
200 sets Stencil PIeS' 600 Mesquite @s
sets Poles 5TG Common Tents 1000 Common
lVTo be delivered at Tie ouarteImaaers Dero at Pha
O10 Heinetr, untrimmed; 1000 Helmet Hair P.maes
cavalry 900 Helmet Cords and Bands cavalry 1000 Hell
IsS6 pairs Helmet scrolls ana uss 1000 Helmet side
Bntns $50 Dress caps 40 Dress o Gap Ponpons SUoo
90 Cescens for 10000 Guessed sabres 10000 Crossed
Wooin s Sesng SSoo pa Berlin owes 1000 sr
SooeP M s Veal So Ba b zee STORM aTOP e 4e nHs
rat Caps 800 pairs Muskrat Gaqntes; $50 PAIRS Eet
FLANNEL CGO6O YARDS sky Kersey heavy quality 10000
s sky @s ss ss' 1900 yards
Cord G9Oo0 pieces Drawer Tape 1000 Gil Buckles a2
gross shirt or Fly Buons 800 pounds w b. Paten; Thread
to Thread feet Wax Upper Leather Cdes to aver
age u ee pounds sole Leather sides 70 ayeT G ~
Swede, Nails s RS 100 lbs Lasting Tacks $50 lbs Bar
bOus Machine Thread; 500 balls Hard Wax 10 Steel
Lasting TackH, 3 inch. 800
All articles viii be subjected 20 rigid Inspection and MD
ders informed that iu compliance with specifications
win be insisted upon aud that article inferior 10 the stand
arr will be accepted
The Government reserves the right to reject any OF all
bids.
"a preference will be given TO articles Of domestic pTodue
ton and manufacture conditions Of pee ana Quality being
American production and manufacture produced the Pa
tihe Coast 10 the extent OF the consumption required by
the public serylce there"Rectsed hsfHtes, s3,7lB.
The ces which 20 be used Ia the states and Terrific
es Of the Pacific Coast win be received inspected at San
Francisco, Cal
For cOpsO printed us ucOns TO bidders and other nfor
nation apply at this office.
Envelopes containing be endorsed Proposals
for Military SupIes aud addressed 20 the undersigned.
BY order Of the Quaftermasts rGeneIa.
ID, III. HUCKER, Asst. Mr., General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
RnAz1L COLLIE MARKEr.

RIO JASERo July 31Conee market quiet prices main
tanned Frsts 57OOd5S $50 refs 10 kOs Exchange
2Sd Average dairy receipts Of Coffee during the
mast 100 bags weeks shipments TO the Channel and
North Of Europe, $4,000 bags 70 the United staes llOOO
bags 90 Mediterranean porte seOO bags weeks les TOT
the Channel North OF Europe $4,000 bags for the United
States 28OOO for Mediterranean porte 10000 bags
mel, 20.
SANTOS July 31-Cofee market very animated prices ad.
yapctng; Superior Santos. 50r0U5,2n0 10 kos.
Averae :eceipts during the past week, 100 bags
weeks "a 900 bags including 80 600 bags TO the
Channel North Of Europe and the Mediterranean ports
weeks 50 Europe and 1000 bags 70 the
United states. Stock in port 900 bags.