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ANNoUNCEM ENTS.
CITY SER1sEANT.,,

hereby announce myscli ~ q candidate inr
the office OF City Sergeant Rt the ensuing charter
election subject Ia the decision 81 the Rcpuhh-
can Convention
d,clN G. J. MAYER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31

about forty yeArs ty long continued series u
mar eiluUS cure mat have von fuT IL a coat
druCC IN IL, VlrtgtS. never O4UAlled bY aEy other
Of Coughs Colds, Consum piiou, HAT can II
made By medical skill Indeed. the Cherry Pee
tnrai has ps,liy robbed thee dangerous ilss-ds,S
oi their lsTTOrS 10 great extent, Ani giyea feel
Ing OF immunity from their fatal effects that i
Sell bounded j. ihs TeIassiy u tAErn ia seASGn
Ever family should haze !; Ia their ClIssi iar
the re.siy aud prompt Tpief q its mcInl-rN SICK.
uess Ssdciuc and even life l. sA1Di 10y this
iiIasly protrCtiGu- The prudrat should nOt us5s-
IecI &, and the Wise VIII not Keep ii by you 90.
the psoierti0a Il affords by ils timely use Ia sud
den attacks PreIared by
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Mbselins Re9istsr
DANNY, sEM1.wnnKLy. swlEKLY.

The Republicans u Bellsire are in
favor of the nomination of ex-Governor
TOM. You've for Governor OF Ohio. He
is said to be strong in the ranks OF the
lsboring men, mechanics and miners,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31

WORCESTER, Mas, -- Samuel j.
Frost was executed this morning. in
this city. for the munier nj his vii, ;
brother, Franklin l.. Towne, July 1,
1873, in the barn On the farm owned by
Towne Frost has stouily maintained
all along that hc killed TnNuc in self
defense aud has been apparently I'M
different Ia his fate, refusing all counsel
or a,tvi,e, and until within about two
weeks has refused Ia he visited hy 3
clergyman. This morning Frost Was
calm and determined. and walked with
out aid Ia the sCattoh tie made no ~
marks The fall was So great that the
head of the unfortunate criminal was
jerked from his body AMI hung only hy
the ligamentS, the blood squirting in
every direction over the Scatiold aud
floor.
..
When the body Tell AT the sCsitoid the
first thrill oil shuddrr had not run
through the spectators when the body
was seen spinning at the end OF the rope
almost headless, q fearful tear extending
over the front OF the throat and the
blood gushing out in streams. The
blood, forced upward by the arteriai
movements, spurted fonntainlika up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31

Gov. HAMPTON sent a communication
TO both branches of the South Carolii4a
Legislature, on the eve of its adjourn
ment, under his own signature, ac-
knowledging acts OF personal and official
kindness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31
Pine Annie Cheese.

Just I'm. a few case. choice Pine Apple Chs,'t,
to-day r. I sNYTh
Cor. Harle, and FOurtscHih Hirfs
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kuCTiohE e rs.

DEAL ESTATE Or EVERY DEC KIPTInE
IL iof sale at HI CLr!,imaa's Real E,lEt,.
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pCbLIC Or PRIVATE SALES or REAL
= EsAte Necure EEeriAl attention at FL
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI,

For Diseases OF the TEruAi and Luugs such ~
Coughs. Colds. Nh"Oping Cough, BrOu
Chitis Asthma and Iou,JIuutiyu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-31

The irw compost
tiUus = hich have won
the confidence u man
kind AMI hccome
b ouse b @ q words
among not "gly one
buI n any nations
N Us; have e1trannl!
uAFy Virtues. Perhaps
no one ever s,sEn-l -
vide u reputation 81
maintained 70 ~ hong
a. Ayers CheHy PEI.
tual II has bcfa
known - the public
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. W. BILLIE, Specialist for all Chrorts DIS
eases, Private Diseases and Female Diseases
has just returned from Europe Office. 1e8 Cana
street. between Dryade5 and Rampant gtrests
caused By abuse or age, ALWAYS cured II u
short time. Private Diseases treated after n6w
sure ndQufck method. Female Diseases treass2
with greatest success.
DR.. Bihe's reputation as skilled and SUCCESS
full physician is already years ago establishes
hundreds of cases here which other physicians
had failed to benefit which is well known 10 H2G
public. DR.. Billie LEI q graduate from one Of tn@
oest colleges u EuIoP6S. eng , vas fnT ys1S 49,.
SITUATIONS and correspondence strictly cOa@.
Dental Charges moderate 1856 Canal sErsg
DR, ", BILLIE 1876 Canal street. 6a99
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

Indicator by the brokers In Wall street, for 1t
frequently happens that d fortune ls won or
lost BY The freaks Of the mercury. Two years
ago New York alone bought up nearly the
whole supply, paying good price. Last
summer, however, many OF the companies
failed TO sell o single ton, and were obliged 10
keep over their crowded houses the best way
they could. The market for the coming sea-
son Is brisk, and nearly the whole supply
725,OO0 tons-is engaged. or this 10000 tons
are to be shipped to the houses Of the kniGk-
erboeker Company, of Philadelphia: The
rest 10 divided among New York, Baltimore,
Washington, New Orleans and other Southern
cities.
There are forty-two other places In Maine
from which ice is obtained for shipment, and
from these 1t Is said that $4,000 tons are al
ready ordered to be shipped. A great part OF
this has been cut from the PenobscOt, near
Bangor, river that until last winter yielded
scarcely any good ice, as 1t was thick with
grit dam was thrown across o part OF the
river in the fall, and hereafter 1t will prOba-
bly, become one of the principal ice-tields.
Several tons of Ice are taken from many OF
the large ponds that are near the coast. In
all, Maine has on hand this year about 1,000,-
600 tons, which Is certainly considerable Of
contribution towards keeping the world
cool
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04
COM N ERCIAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening. July g. 1878.

GENERAL MISUNDERSTANDING the early part
of the day the rain fell continuously until about
o'clock. After that the weather was hot and
sultry.
The Cotton market was unusually dull, with a
very limited inquiry and there were no sales
reported at the Exchange up to the close Of It's
report, o'clock.
There was continued fair demand for
Flour, although the movement was checked by
the bad weather. with prices ruling strong on
old stock, though without any uuotable change.
The sales amounted to 1102 bbls. ranging from
So so to IS rs. according to grade and brand.
There was but small demand for Meal to-
day, and prices continued quiet and easy at
90 2O@2 IS for good to choice.
OF Corn there were sales Of only 900 sacks
white at 49c y bushel, the market ruling firm
Early advices from Chicago to-day indicated
a weak and declining market in Pork. conse-
uuently the market here became weak and IT.
regular. Subsequent reports from the West be-
ing more favorable, the local market showed
an Improvement In tone, and holders resisted
frequent offers Of $40 Is y Dbl for mess. The
market closed firm and unchanged at $40 80.
The sales of Dry Sailed Shoulders were fair
and indicated an improvement amounting to
nc " fb, the market closing steady and strong
Late in the day the tone of the Bacon market
showed signs of some Improvement. Holders
Inclining to the opinion that prices would soon
grow better showed but little disposition to sell
their property at current rates.
COTTON-The market to-day was unusually
dull aud both the offerings and inquiry were
limited. Up to the close ne transactions were
The following Is the official closing of the
Cotton Exchange:
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QUOTATIONS FOE GOLD.

CORN-Firm. 900 sacks white sold at ACC y
:, oATs-Are in moderate request and higher.
Sales-4O0 bags at 36c " bushel.
BRAN-Dull at G0c y cwt.
HAY-Quiet. Sales-2oo bales prime sold at
BULK CORN-Quiet and stock fair. No. 2
miy cd ACC v bushe.
WHEAT-heceipts small and demand light,
at s5@95e for Texas and choice No. 3 Western.
WHISKY-Tbe demand for this article Is
moderate and IN PRICES scarcely any change
natl 81 o5a1 o.. fair to good Western 81 O291 08
Louisiana s16N1 o..
WOOL Demand good and prices frmer
We quote bury g@1Oc; Louisiana clear 2o@2lc
BUTTEH-Fair stock and In moderate. re
quest. Nav York creamery fine 23@25c, New
York dairy prime 2O@22c. New York dairy good
1s@19e; Western creamery 18025c. Western dali
'CHEES Els in light demand. New York
cream l0@l1c. Ohio factory 697c " ID.
POULTRY - Old chickens 50 1904; young
81 5Oa2 50; ducks 81 @3: geese 1904; turkeys
sTARCH1 u fair demand at sNc In lots. =.
POTATOES Western nominal at. %
bbl., or Louisiana potatoes there is light
stock with J, Q e., fair demand; prices steady at
ONIONS : Western nominal. Louisiana
oPt9 q 81, are i In goqd demand ct 81 252 80 " Dbl
CABBAGES-Are steady. Louisiana cab
bages are quoted at 80 5O@3 80 v 100.
-, BEANs-Northern 393Ac, Western 2h@2Ec
EGGs-Western s@1Oc: Louisiana 12@15c y
dozen.
RICE-FIrm: demand good; No. 2 4H@5c;
6Tc. good 7@7Be. prime Th@72Sc. choice INC
ID.
sALT-we quote dealers prices from their
warehouses at $4,000 y sack for coarse; 81 O5
oil 10 for fine. Turks Island dull and neg
lected: held at 9O@39c p bushel. Table salt In
pockets 1A@7Kc each as In size.
COTTON TIES-Are quoted at 50 Is y bundle.
with discounts according to quantity
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

clearing HOUSE MISUNDERSTANDING OK
changes 64,316.61t currency balances $4,302 238
gold exchanges. s7,345,814; gold balances,
Gold ClearIngs at N B. g.. N. Y.-Gold bal
gold Glearings, 50 1877 900,
Ii State bonds Louisiana consols rose to 76X,
and District OF Columbia 1865 to 81.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
New YORK, July Q, II 100 q. m.-Coffee easy for
sales-1259 per City Of Rio. $500 at Baltimore per
Y4moydenor. 0. t.; eargoes ordinary 12h@12N,
fair 15A@15R. good 15A1416, prime 1646@161
Raw sugar firm-good demand sales 8513 hhds.
Refined sugar frm-good demand.
GRAIN.
New YORK, July g. 1896 .. --Wheat-Spring
81 03@1 "a; winter 81 TO- Corn-4e A. As.
demand at q shade stronger prices. Southern
flour in light request at 81 So "a IS for superfne
and 50 1903 Is for superfne Western, and Penn
higher, but closed weaker; spot 40. and reported
of No. 1 spring at 81 o6@1 OF, No spring at
u 02h@1 03h. white Western at 81 49, raj 49,. No.
81 O3. Corn 1@11ac higher: sales Of No. 2 New
York 45H@46H, steamer mixed 44945k, N. York
No Al 1s@43, steamer July 451f, No 2 do 461, do
ern and State 3O@33. white do 3216O95. Barley
dull and unchanged. Rye nominal.
PROVISIONS.
Pork quiet; opened weaker but closed stead
Ter; mess for early delivery. $40 500
10 371; August sold at $40. Lard opened weak
bnt closed firm; spot quoted 7.1007.12h for
tie; July sold at 7.o5. Beef steady at s1O@11 &c
for plain mess. 81 75@12 for extra mess. Cut
meats in good demand; picked hams 1Ok@11
picked shoulders 514@5K. Whisky dull al
81 O7Rt@l 08. Spot cotton dull receipts none;
middlings II 7-16: futures steady.
OCEAN FRETGHTS.
New YORK, July a. Ocean freights gen.
orally lower and quiet. To Liverpool, by steam
$4,000 bushels grain at I'd per so pounds, and by
sail 5000 at sid; TO London, by steam 5000
bushels grain at Sd, and by sail 1000 bbls -four at
IS 81; to Glasgow. by steam 5000 bushels grain
at Sd. bark to Marseilles, with 250O quarters
grain Of Gs Sd: another to Copenhagen with 350(
bbls refined petroleum at IS.
Cincinnati.
PROVISIONS.
CINCINNATI. July 3, 1920 .. m-Pork $40
Bacon So 81. 6h. Hams 1O@12. Cut meats 5
$685. $50, 81. Lard 80, 6 85, ~, IN. Hogs SO sc
a 80. Receipts 1911. Whisky 81 O5.
CINCINNATI. July g. evening. Hogs-Marke
quiet; choice butchers 81 1904 so. fair to good
So SO y Genital gross. Provisions quiet. Lard
current make $50. ty Kettle 7%@7M. Mess
pork-$9 5000; held at the latter. Bulk meats
Shoulders 516t05A. clear rib 81 clear sides held
at 5.85@5.90 q pound lose. Whisky quiet al
81 05 p gallon. Cotton dull and unchanged.
GRAIN.
CINCINNATI. July 3, Eyening.-Grain quiet
Wheat heavy-Prime to choice new 85@87; fall
to good 5000 per bushel CJrn-Salable at d
for mixed ear held at AZ on track and ehelled at
40 in elevator. Rye-53 for prime sample on
arrival. Oats-27 for mixed, % for choice white
Barley nominal. Flour quiet and easy.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
by Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
FOREIGN.
FOR EKGN
Liverpool.
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. July 8. 1880 o. nn.-Cotton stead
fer-Ml ddling UDlands 3-16d. Middling Orleans
Cad. Saes-S0O0 bales. of which 1000 are for
export and speculation; receipts 2700 bales.
American 200. Futures partially 1920 better
Urlands, Low Middling clause. Jul y delivery,
63-l6d, July and August 3-16d, August and
September 6 z 32@6Ad, September and October
9-32d@6 5-16d November and December 3 16d.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL. July 8, IL 80 p. m. -Wheat-West-
ern spring Ss 9d@9s cd. do winter 50 3d@1Os.
+. our-Western canal 22s@24s. Corn-NeW 22s
6d@22s Cd, old 27s 3d927s cd. Oats-2s 8d@2s cd.
Western 35s Sd. Bacon--Long clear 27s Cd, short
clear 3Os Cd. TalIow-American 37s 3D..
l D. m.-Wheat quiet, but steady; eargoes on
coast in fair demand: no change in prices.
Corn unchanged; demand fair for cargoes on
coast. Weather rather favorable.
1880 D. m.-American lard 35s Sd. Short clear
mtddles 3Os cd.
q. m.-FIour steady-24s: Wheat steady
California club los 6d@1Os Sd, do average 1850
los 4d. Corn quiet.
8 .. m.-Bacon dull-Long clear dull, 27s Cd:
short clear dull 30s 3D. shoulders STEADY, 27s Sd.
Lard Prime Western dull, 35s Sd. Cheese
American choice steady. ass Sd. Ta!loW-Prlme
city dull, BIS. All other articles unchanged.
London.
TALLOW.
LONDON, July 8, $50 D. m.-TallOW 38s@38s Sd.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
LONDON, July g. noon.-Consols for money
% 1919 ancnnnt OK 1k-1R- Erie 16H.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
LONDON. JulyE3.-Flour steady. 24s; imports
into United Kingdom during past week % 600
quarters. Wheat Cargoes of coast shade
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY july l. 1878

higher and steady; Chicago 42s, red winter
ass California 4ss@4s Cd; eargoes to arrive q
shade better: Chicago 3ss cd, California ass cd
nearly due 42s: imports into United Kingdom
during past week upwards Of 1901 900 quarters
English country markets steady and French do
quiet. Corn-Cargoes off coast flrmer, 23s
cargoes to arrive 22s@22s cd: imports into
United Kingdom during past week upwards of
% 900 quarters.
Mark Lane-Wheat and corner frmer.
Paris.
BOURSE QUOTATIONS.
PARIS, July 8. I 80 .. m.-Rentes 114f csc.
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DOM Es SIC,
ChlICa so.

Chicago.
HOGS AND CATTLE.
=. CHICAGO July 8. 800 q. m-Union Stock
Yards Estimated receipts OF hogs to-day $4,000;
light generally So 30, mixed VI 5000, shipping
I1>&' PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO, July 3, 1924 q. m.--Pork-s9 IN Au-
L6rd-677H August. s SIX September,
II 30 o. m'-Potk-s9 ID August. Q 324 Septem-
Der. Lard-G.77h@6.8O August. 6.s7}f@6.9O Sep
TENDER.
CHICAGO. July g. Il 80 q. m. Dry salt meats
Shoulders 455,. short rib $50, short clear b75,
1890 p. m.-,Pork.t9 25 August. 90 42h Sep
., m.-Pork-&9 Is, July. 80 25 August.
g. ~ September. ards q g 7o@6 72h July, $50
@S Rah August gO@S9 q September t y, Mon
day morning. July g.
GRAIN.
CHICAGO, July 3, 9:39 O.. m.-Wheat opens at
9OA bid August. s3A bid September. Corn
oPG3s g. M Afs%s July. saa August
1870 p mmWhsat-2oT Jnly s2a@s2m Au-
.. m.-Wheat-9OE July, S29s August. Corn
3IgS J, Jniy s7SgaT y A9gqfdt 0ats2a
gust {. Cofn@8 5 s@57 July, s7%@87f56 August,
9ats-23h July. 225s@22I August. 22%022%
CHICAGO, July s.-Call Board adjourned after
Q y. IN. call day till Monday 9:1O q. III.
st. Louis.
PROVISIONS.
ST. LOUIS. July 8, II 80 .. m-Pork un-
changed Out meats.General market I'M
Lard nominal.
GRAIN.
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-OpeninR- Wheat-s416
July, SO bid August. Corn-334 July. 35H Au-
gust.
1890 D. m.-Wheat higher-No. 2 red s414
August, No 3 red S6A July. "a August, S634@87
cash. Corn higher-33A @331s July. sc August,
! 81 September. 34@34A cash. Oats dull-22A
September. 24H bid cash.
lis D. m.-Wheat- 50 July. 83% August. Corn
| s3H July. 35T August.
New York.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
| New York, July g. Evening. Money closed
easy at az y cent Exchange closed steady al
! 484h@488h. Gold opened and closed at 10OB
| Governments closed steady; currency skies
| 12024(0@120% Pacific Railroad bonds closed as
| follows; Union firsts 106@tO6k, land grants 107Az
| @t0B. sinking funds 10B@103h, Centrals l055sg
| 1854
The stock market was dull during the even.
| ing, but towards the close the dealings were
more animated, and prices advanced AM1 pei
| cent. The most active stocks we're: Lake
| Shore. Northwestern, st. Paul, Western Union
and Michigan Central; the coal stocks were
|
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

The Carrollton Railroad Company yester-
day declared its usual quarterly dividend OF
21l per cent. payable, as is customary, on and
after the twentieth Of the month
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

The rate Of interest In New Jersey Is fixed
ut per cent by a law going into effect this
day, July 4. This law will not, of course,
change the rate of interest on mortgages and
other contracts already made and not eE-
pired. All renewals will be at per cent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

AS we have already stated, the Cotton Ex-
change will be closed to-day. The New York
Exchange and the Chicago Exchange will
close and remain 50 until Monday morning
npxt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

1t Is stated that of the 2Ot fire insurance
companies which did business in Missouri
last year, more than one half paid out more
money than they received.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

The stocks of raw sugar in Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore on June
Is, 1878, aggregated 84733 tons, against lis, 399
tons on June 20, 1877.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

State and city securities ruled steady yes
terday, though there were but very few
transactions. State Consols opened at 76R,
and closed at 765sG7624 against 761a@76'4 on
Tuesday. The sales amounted to $4,000 in
the Exchange, and $4,000 outside. Premium
Bonds were strong at 33tg@33a4, the sales
being $4,000 outside the Exchange.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04
Received Same time Same tt
nna Friday Iast Waak last VI


Receipts at ports since September I...., 204 46G
Receipts same time last year 1913 500
Receipts same time year before. ......-.4 O65 1923
The consolidated report for five days gives
exports to
G.B. FREE Con. Chan. Stocks
This week.. 9.264 4O85 LBS 1856 $50
Last week go. S,166 -. 1894 1S3.7BB
This week last
year.....-.... 3.01T 49,. 1,1s2 254. 1874
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Are quoted as follows:
By steam Cotton to Liverpool 5-l6d@Hd; to Be-
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Commercial and Financial Matters.

The New York banks now hold $1S,s15,80O
above legal requirements.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

For the first time this year. on o business
day. the Cotton Exchange blackboard report
ed no sales of the feeoy staple. After the
closing hour, however, we heard of sale of
five bales. Surely our cotton men must be
engaged In making preparations for the holt
day
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TRUSTEES.

TRUSTEES.
Thos. A. Adams. Jno. Z. King.
sam1 B. Newman. Fred'k Camsrden,
Sam1 Fl. Kennedy. Joseph W. stons-
John Phelps, George Martin
Adam Thomson, Alfred mouIbQnu
Henry Abraham, i. @. Jureys
Victor Meyer, Edward Male,
Joseph Bowling. Geo. ". SenfeA,
EdW'd j. Gay, Paul u mortta1sE.
Simon HernsheiB1, John Y. Moore.
Simon Forcheimer, w. b. COnger.
Jos. B. Wolfe, Henry d.. PEeaton
r. B. Post. ]. j.. Irby,
2EdW'd Pilsbury, Reuben q. Busas
ny23 Jno. NJ. Parker.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

The Board Of Directors. at meeting held Oh
the nineteenth day of January, 1873. after set
ting aside $4,000 to reserve fund from the net
earnings of the year, and paying 10 per cent
dividend to the stockholders. have resolved 10
pay CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT on the net earned participating
premiums Of the year ending December 81
1877, said dividend payable on and after Mon.
day, the twenty-eighth day Of January. 1878,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

Cotton on .shipboard as per account OF the
2t99 bales, Havre -, Bremen 6s, Mexico -,
Mediterranean -, coastwise =: total, 2267
bales This, taken from the stock at noon az
noted at the Exchange. leaves in presses q. 553
bales.
The receipts at all ports, consolidated, as per
kilograms to the Cotton Exchange show totIls
from noon yesterday to noon to-day of 117G
bales, against 719 bales last Wednesday, 1862 last
year and 1887 the year before.
The movement at ports for five days, uD to
70 m. to-day, is given below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

The Board Of Trustees this day resolved snzS
after paying the annual dividend Of TEN PEE
CENT on Capital Stock Of Company. that u
dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT In cash sea
paid on Monday June TO- to those parties ez-
titled to receive the same.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

The above statement is true and corra&
transcript from the books Of the Company.
THO5. A. ADAMS. PrestdenE.
HENRY Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-04

According to the Kansas City Commercial,
the total arrivals Of Texas cattle at Fort
Worth and Fort Griffin, Tex, since the open
ing of the season, are 265,64G head, of which
number 81, DOS will remain in Northern Texas.
leaving 227, 738 bound for Kansas and other
States and Territories North. Of the 2G5,646
cattle, 83,45O arrived at Fort Worth, 1850 of
which remained In Northern Texas, and 1872
1876 arrived at Fort Griffin, of which 27,959
stopped IN Northern Texas.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NONE TAR ".
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Wednesday Evening, July 3. 1878. J

In financial circles business generally was
quiet to-day. The only feature worthy of no-
tcs was the steady ruling In rates for securities.
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do g010: second grade do @: loans on col
laterals COS; Al mortgage paper sh@10; second
grade do ID v cent per annum.
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The Vanderbilt property is growing as the
Rothschild estate has grown. The Roths-
ehilds are greatest among bankers, and Van
derbilt is already the greatest railroad owner
and manager Ia the world. He Is now the
absolute dictator Of the following RAILWAYS:
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Total capital ............

BY the ownership and control of these roads
Vanderbilt has now obtained the supremacy
In the traffic between New York and Chicago
The future growth of both these cities, and
of many cities and towns lying between them
will be powerfully affected by the policy he
n1lrsl1nE
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