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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

SrRIr us, o Lord, of every proud thought
fill us with patient tenderness for others,
before thee and make us ready TO help,
and quick TO forgive, And then fix every
grace, compose every fear, by steady trust
in thine eternal realities, behind the changes
OF time and the delusions of men, Thou
art our rock we rest ON thee-Mdrtineau.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

AN EVIL ToNGuE.-The cure of an evil
tongue must begin at the heart The weights
and wheels are there, and the clock strikes
according TO their motion. A guileful heart
makes guileful tongue and lips. 1t is the
workhouse where the forge OF deoeits and
ISLANDERS is, and the tongue is only the outer
shop where they are vended and the lips the
door of it, Such ware is made within, and
no other can come out.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

EDWARD" said mother to her son, a
boy of eight, who was trundling a hoop in
the front yard, " Edward, you mustn't go
out of that gate into the street" "No, ma
won't" was the reply. A few minutes af-
forwards his mother saw him in the street
manufacturing dirt pies. Didn't | tell
you" she said angrily, "not to go through
the gate ?" "Well didn't mother" was
the reply, " | climbed oper the fence"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

PRESIDENT HAYES has signed the Pres
idential Declaration that the disuse of ar
dent spirits would be personal benefit, and
for the good of our country and the world,
Mr.. Hayes is the fourteenth who has signed
it, including every successive President since
Madison, except Harrison, who died shortly
after his Inauguration.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

| AM no fanatic, hope as 10 Sunday but
| look abroad over the map of popular free
dom in the world, and it does not seem 10
me accidental that Switzerland, Scotland
England and the United States, the ooun-
tries which best observe Sunday, constitute
almost the entire map of safe, popular gov
ernment.-JOseph Co0k.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

As freight train was passing around the
foot of Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga,
one of the brakemen discovered tramp in
car load of mules. The tramp was astride
one of the animals, and was asked what he
was doing there. "Driving mules to Chat
tanooga," was the laconic response, as he
yelled out whoa" to the animal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

How strangely joy and sorrow are inter
woven in this world, Pain chases pleasure
like champion pedestrian, and the sweet
tears shed by the maple tree in spring time,
crystalized into sugar, will give an infant
the stomach ache equal to doctors bill of
nine dollars Trenton Gdsette.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

our of a total of one hundred and fifty
seven prisoners arrested during two consecu-
tive nights lately in Liverpool, England, one
hundred and twenty-one were taken in for
drunkenness--the great curse Of large towns
in England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17
Raihoad !Gime gable.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD LINEl
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
on Monday, Jan. 2Ist, 1878.



Trains Going South and East
Leave Montpelier at 9.07 A. NJ, g 10 r. NJ, T40 T.
NJ, and go NJ.
MaII-Ieaves ST. Albans at 100 A. NJ Montpelier at 9V1
M for boston, New London, Springfield, New York and
intermediate points.
Day Express-Leaves Rouses Point at 1880 NJ. Mon
tea at900 A. st. Alhans at 1910 T.. NJ Burlington at
l23OrM Montpelier at2lOP.M for Boston via Lowell.
Mixed Trainieavcs 81 Albans at $40 p. NJ, Montpelier
at I.iO p. NJ, for Northhed.
Night Express-From ogdensburg, Montreal st. Al
bans and Burlington, leaves Montpelier ut $50
for Boston via Lowell or Fitchburg, Springfield, New
York and intermediate points.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier Mt 800 A. NJ, 6.10 A. NJ, 100 A.
NJ, f.O5 r. M, and 555 r. NJ.
Express Mai-Leaves Boston via Ftchburg at 80 A. NJ,
via Lowell at 500 A. M, New London at SEQ A. NJ,
Springfield at 500 A. Nj. Montpelier at 4.O5 p M, for
Burlington, st. Albans, Montreal and Ogdensburg.
Accommodation Train-Leaves Northned at 500 a.
Montpelier at sic A. NJ, for Burlington st. Albans,
Richford, st. Johns and Rouses Point
Mixed-Leaves W. r. junction at 500 A. NJ Northheld
l0.45 AN. Arrive at Montpelier at ll.25 AN.
Accommo Leaves Montpelier at llO0 a. NJ, for
Burlington, st. Alhans Rouses Point and Richfurd.
Accommodation Train-Leaves white River june
ton and st. Albans.
Night Exprcss-Leayes Boston via Lowell at $50 p
via fuchburg at 500 p. NJ, New York ut 300 p. NJ,
Springfield 500 y. Me- Montpelier $40 A. Bur
ngon. 81. Albans, Montreal and Ogl'hg and the West
Trains leave Montpelier for Barre at $50 A. NJ and l2l5
and425 p N. Returning leave Barre AT IlOA Mand lOO
p. NJ, and $40 pm.
Sleeping cans are attached Night Express trains running
between Montreal and Boston and Montreal and Spring
field, and New York via Troy.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at the
principal stations. - ,, .. - .
st. Albans, Vt, January ~, 1873.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

Boy (reading)--" And as she sailed down
the river" Teacher" Why are ships
called she :" Boy precociously alive to the
responsibilities of his sex" Because they
need men to manage them"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17
MEDICAL HOME FOR |NVAL|DS
No. 29s shawmut Avenue,

BOSTON, MISS,
For the treatment Of Paralysis, Deformities, spi'
nal and Nervous Diseases, Epilepsy, Hysterla'
General Debility, Rheumatism and all lnnaln-
matory Diseases, Sciatica, Neuralgia, sprains,
Diseased Joints and Muscles, Dyspepsia, De-
mentia, and all Brainal Diseases.
This Institution s a handsome substantial building, SIX
stories high. most pleasing perspective Il commanded
from It's windows. The locality h Of the most desirable
In the city The internal economy Of the establishment is
admirable The light and airy and their iurn
ture elegant and tasteful The effect upon the mind OF
patient of living In home well ordered cannot but be
beneficial, and conducive TO recovery 10 health and vgor
This private and hrst-cas Institution, where patients
taken OF the family with Board, Nursing and
Medical Treatment and has been In successful operation
twelve years. The Presiding Physician was himself re-
stored from Paralysis to perfect health
Patients desiring Medical Treatment outside Of the Home
will be accommodated. Engagements for Board and Medi
cal Treatment should be made with
DIR. GEORGE ~. RHODES,
A--5a Resident Physician.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17

TnE man who is always Dragging that his
wife is worth her weight in gold always lets
her get up in the night for medicine for the
children.-Nep York Herald
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17
SHORTHAND
Nervous IllCUiidS

Who dislike Institutions, and who dread Insanity can be
accommodated with Board and have the best Medical
Attention under the of Mrs. BERRY, author of Bella
or The Cradle Liberty" in the house occupied by the
late DR.. Walter Claiming.
References-Mrs Mary Mann and Miss Elizabeth T..
Peabody, Cambridge Mass Rev. +. +. Hale and Wendell
Phillips, Boston. Address,
MRS. NJ. II. BERRY,
DORCHESTER AvENUE, poeton Mace
NEAR HARBoR VIEW STREET,j OOotulij Inuooi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-04-17
New eIdrertisementS.
II. IL. NEWTON, DENTIST,

Ok Fun CARDS, 10 centsj 20 Comic Deyi Cards
~ Is cents; 20 Transparent. 10 cents Out 10 cents.
l3 SEAVY BROTHERS, NoFthford. Conn.
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
SALES AT AUCTION.


A ucrs9S Il iFts Sold plS xr4a5gT i aEsEavE
ALL FHFF 5Et'AEr or
sSnnssSsSs + saSP + 0Ss sI.sSSonrr.
ssSA Foyiri4i RSSe Stis oI gafS iisS
PAhLoas CONTAIN suits covered in crimson satin.
silks osSins's Tables. inaid %.rqustry and bo.
s %.e r"d ps aa Me-
lace Curtains seyres and ormolu Mante sets eodAy
NAsE6s sE6szh ARTISTS.
Bssss. hsssa ssrs ss.s sn$
spring Mattresses Bostss. Pillows. sheets Quilts Suit.
..s css.
Sooke%ses Library Tables DESKS Ladies Escri'ore and
pINISG ROOM buffet, Extension Table: Side DE- Tables. %
y c1a s fs and and
Isods; also fnrnure OF kitchen and servants apart
mems ','' ~ l',' '' i'gti GyStiIs SMITH Aue.onss
car or 2sd ST. stage to door
A OorIoN SALE AT PRIVATE REsIDEkcE.
Positively % the largest asasstsPss safe q tie season
rs 81 cH5SS
NO Il YVES. ASs 18th Gs s'sEf 9Th AVS
ALSO GRAND ~ OCTAVE riANOFoRTE embroidered
eMAMgss s''sI S:a' Hf.'s a'sns p1S!Ss
fsGsAza rssG1s SUITS n4slfs s4S
Single and double Drawing Room suits with carved and
covered in Crimson SIao and silver sans eote"ine Wool
Cicsnna marble Tables. marquetry Cabinst With
mssGns 'pd gill; r'd''
SiSis's FINE eo%EssToS AophsS sxlsrIsGs
~ASsISS7 5SSzr5S TN tsnsSSE S$S
SSs m hGfs a ana s ass ANN
Dressin. cases. bureaus. Ma,drobes washstands,
Matire.ses Pillows Blankets; rep plush and haircioth
suits Mirrors
leather Dinner aud Tea sets siIve,wsre Cutlery; also
hall STANDS Chairs, kitehon Furniture 81 Carpets
n B.--Goods boxed for shipping required Take any
uptown line OF stages 70 Al West i6.h st.
A " X STEVENSON, JR. AUcTIoNKER,
A.wiil sell rain shine" Friday next eth inst,
lo1a o'clock on the PTem,isss. s.., ,s,
entire Contents this superbly furnished private
dwelling consisting of complete farior Drawing Billiard
Dining Room suits very ane also Chamber. Lsnn.
from Offices Pine ST. 80 East 18th st. (Union square)
and 66l 9TH av
EY J. W. CAMPBELL, AUCrIoNEER.
403 Beecker corner entire general assorted
bne stock of goods In that hrs class ouse Fur
nishng Hardware Toy Store also general
fine assortment of fancy useful Household Articles OF
dealers REGULATORS peeiaiiy invited
CORNELL 4 SMITH AUCTioNEERs WILL SELL
Oby auction to-day 10 A. M. the Candy and Fruit store
and two light rrotting Wagons and Rockawayh o3o Hud-
sonu
u +. RAYMOND, AUCrlONEER,
ONCE No. 80 Pine St., New York.
Valuable
Rrooklv vn Propartv
The New York herald., 1878-09-24

ger and cuinston: Misses Booth. Cowel. Palmer Rob-
Manss prcss: Admission sos seats SOC extra
shannon
s kbsEHs x
! 80 will bo presented sheridan's Comedy of the
SCHOOL
soAlSSiDAL.
tho east of which WIN include Ms.su.
SaAsF sa5SSsP. sSa4'' VIII yss$S yss4$SaaAA
vs0fST H4sAf Sf4sda & = tFPSSKS FlSK & HaSSSAD
Miss ROSE and M N.
PRoADwAY THEATRE. CORNER BOTH ST.
DEDGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Managers
EVERY AEb EBagA SR4sss axrrsnr
FOR Eve %EEks %EETEISs oSLY.
E$:: E$:: :s EE$$:s HE#Es$E: HEEE#EE|s:$:EE: EE#||s$E
$$E$s Z $$E$s s. III III EE$$EH
gallery 35c Admission TO unreserved seat 25c aud soc.
| CTEINWAY HALL
THE MARIE RozE-nAPLEsoN
GRAND crERATIc CONCERTS.
announce the Inauguration OF his first season
MONDAY EVENING. September 80
An unrivallod combination.
"A ~ BRIGNOLI
CARLETON.
Mr. L. his arss in Now S"rS
Mr. 6P gE6P pukcKEh Pianist and Compose,
''' GRAND oRCHESTKX
Mr.. G. CAKLBERG... Conductor
Admission. ST. Reserved seats, 500 extra.
on .s III
and hotels
| DJARRE1T PALMER. .Lessees and Managers
MULTITUDE OF PEOPLE CHARMED
woSDKo5ss 'ssfsEcrAcLE.
A SERIES OF REMARKABLE STAGE PAINTINGS.
shakespeares great Historical Play.
HENRY VIII.
specaculary produced every night Saturday matinee
TO THE STUDENT AND LOVER OF HISTORY. to
me no can a. III IN sns me sssnr r
and revealed Incidents Of momentoas reign It's
isnobe lives and their anc surround
garb all the elements conceivable Of pleasure giving
and delightful evening THE CAST
tor its .;isns!h iasrsrg
played BY her Over o times IN Great B1i."n
e4npISAh wohsEY...n. 'SSEoTaE yAsDESHogs G
bUEE btfG aFHhH u sA%Hs MINIS EEvSk
SALE or SEATS
M.sinoos % at this house BLGiS At II 80 sharp
ST4XRAlEI3s IIHAlE1TRE, BRoADWAY AMP Nj ssD sT
Every evening. until further NOTICE. frederic ciaks
'''''''' COMEDY '''';$f s$fsE 'f;$$ffsE TITLE TITLE
rymp'S9 : Ben Mssi"sy
May D.ysnpos N5s RS Poole sa s5s " :IS 1S5S"a !, m
In preparation. on Emile GsSoTiaa,s powerful Drama,
ALMOST A LIFE.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT 1880
L Proprietor SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. A. NJ PALMER
THE SEVENTH RsGULAR SEASON
| Of this house will commence this
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER "a.
with the rs. production in America original Play In
| five acts by Victorien sardou. entitled
MOTHER AND SON.
"rhe evil that men do lives after them"
The play will be presented with new music new scenery
decorations and appointments, and with the following
Fabrice. Baron do ST. Andre Charles r. Thorne Jr.
An.m Bds s FS~a anss
rfaSaai Mayor Of Pcni dArey Sa.SaaS
si..:: i:ss.
4: Isssara mpssas.as odsOrj. =: y soS.sr
taspard Ia newsboy Master Elng
Antoine "a servant. ME r. srter
The Baroness ST. M0runt
| (Ier nrst appe srance here In two years..
Ciarsse Trabsud tthe Mayors wife Miss Sara Jewett
Gabrielle do Lsry bctrohed to Fabcc Miss Nina variau
m.ssy,S. Maps Harrison
| Nine. Cotteret "a punctilious lady with two
| dauEhterD 49,. ...... .,...... Mrs. Marie wilkins
| (iier FIRST appe arance here years)
Claudne he Baroness housekeeper) Mrs. Seymour
Marianne "a scrvhuD Cowcu
Felicc tmaid to Carisse) Miss Ross
SATURDAY, September ~. at 80. first Matinee Of
MOTHER AND SON.
Seats may be secured week advance.
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
AMuSEMENTN.

AMUsEMENrs.
JSss# SS 3aAH
Gsss ST. os
JOSH HARRIS ST. JAMES AM 81 thkArnE. arm
Sheldon rHS c'9' % fSsa sf:a
Mayo Helen coursnd Harris and Carroll. Gssrgs Mad
&c conway S Clara S' M '"s Goop.1 Is1on
THEArHE sRIGhT1Sx ssn,uy}Sx OF ye16ss sss BROADWAY
Cheapest and best Novelty Theatre and family resort mp
''"'' FIFTY DIFFERENT ACTS
MATINEE FORTY sEhs HHT.ssE sEs'0HAHHsa; MATINEE
AT oS!ock At o'SksoK; 3 H.. At AE3 2 SSEoox s.
EiiFra AVENUE THEATRE. r,svv u.pv,vs
I''''' and FIVE fsn'sflR SIahFs HAHkiSs
MARY ANDERSON
1To.NIGhT dast time, ...........~......EvADNE
TOMORROW dast tims) ...-.... ....HUNcHBACK
ThURsDAY..--.-.... ......RoMEo AND JULIET
FAzIo and JULIET.
SATURDAY MAElHsH. EHSY OF Lyons ONLY TINE
N9GsDA Ss..ns. so
Z y
MHEATRL CoMIoUE 5i4 BROADWAY
Every Evening wedns.aay and Saturday Ma.insa
MuLL1aAN GUARD GUAR PICNIC.
Bring s0nE LSSSa rSsi 's% til. GUARD
great bill Ss.ss St .ns'1Mi.HlfRsa MHRaiAS H. T'St HART
G. W. Il. GRIFFIN - ...... BUSINESS MANAGER
Fss Yya st. as
Herr schlam. Masinecs Der Bsr,hs a,,nn""s. Kows.
MuspSy Esis ana Mack. Saturday Belle SsiImoun.
Dcl.s james seys"RI''' oSsi araM % Frank Badxo1sh
Admission 20 cehts
GsmEagbAS G1siTGf6 sAAeoka sASoka E. O. Lessee.
FAREWELL ELL sTMNSsS I5AES y SIallrsI q CONCERTS
sols., ahtS sisnor ssHsD TAGHIAPIETKA. aG e.
Symphonic Poem. 'Phgton'' ..s.ns-s Sans
Hss.
Overture, 'Uberon" Weber
Weadinr a,aei maiS Procession Feramors
Overture. ne.y seRS, Wives g. .. Aina.s1
9nartet " kigoetto
Wa,a So4"a.tion Massh Strauss
30 ss1;
new YokR SOCIETY,"
Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings
In conjunction with the last nights OF the Thomas Concerts
MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
I'd and Sd avs. SD and e4hsts.
Open daily from A. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ.
UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS IN NOVEL MACHINERY
AND PRODUCTS OF HOME INDUSTRIES.
MUSIC BY DowSINes MINT, REGIMENT BAND.
3 TO 8. TO 10 O'CLOCK: ALSO BY CELEBRATED
ORGANISTS ON JAKDINES MAMMOTH ORGAN.
Single admission, soc. Children under ten years. 23c.
Coupon tickets acni 80 Transferable.
Coupon tickets admissions. l OO1
The New York herald., 1878-09-24
COAsrwlsE srEAMsHIPs.


ns haafatf snESn Vi. sal.
''' ''''s'' passage {. s''RiI L. MALLORY 4 CO,
BkRMUDA' WEST pEhaaksA ,HnskS VENEZUELA AND
For sSoa 2lsSte and GaIi Ports s.ssT,hp osmoaay
pGHKT6 s "a IS s I2Nss &
Dt ss1as Ess
ta' T. iI''55' i1s g:iiSSi
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
P 5koy By .!9; 81 P
y Mess ws
one SSss
n a. Nj =. ana sny w trains 65a eSs ans
stopping only Meehancsys. Round Lake
Ss;s
on Hudson River Road received for oassage
A CITIZENS LINE-rROY BOATS,
New palace ste amer, sAkAToGA and CITY OF Troy Troy
% North rs kyss sssf foot Leroy < SURE coSSHorioS
Mir bopbs tf.tss nVrsa 's
Brooklyn free transfer from Brooklyn by Erie Annex
STEAMBOAT AND RAILRo AID PRINTING OF
saas quickly at tho
y SoS4 fSf E T? oHHl
rSS TSs sSsE$ FIa%S :sS sS5
eThis is ruiz ONLY SIGHr LINE OF STEAMERS
oS 2oRK b.
aSSEx okErs FOR sAIE al al ss
principal hotels and westcott's Express offices In New
York and Brooklyn.
A MARY POWELL CARE 70 CENTS. FOR WEST
n Point Cornwall, Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Rondout
Kingston Coxzens, Milton New Hamburg ana Hyde Park
leaves daily from Vesry pier 81 North River 80
r. NJ Connects with Brooklyn Annex boats.
rr
IA. New Baltimore and Cocymans.
Steamer WALTER BRETT
will leave pier A. foot of Canal ST. North River
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. ut 7 o'clock p. NJ.
IN from NORWICH LINE PIER 40, NORTli RIVER
Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
at 5 30 Z. N. daily. Sunday excepwd FARE ONE DOL.
LAR Positively tickets good only on day Of sale
trains connecting with boat Anyns Point Good Supper
NORWICH LINE for BOSTON WORCESTER. PORT
LAND ana all points North and East, via New London
and Norwich steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE and FAL
MOUTH from 40 North River. at r. NJ daily, sun
day excepted Tickets and Staerooms may be- ootaiRod
the office OF the company, No. All Broadway,
OF Canal Freight taken ior all points at lowest
FOR further Information nouire At oier ~ North River
JNOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
II Steamer ADELPHI leaves Brooklyn UewelPs Dock)
2 80 p. NJ pier No. 81 East River, AS r. NJ and 33d
st. 3 p. M connec citing with Danbury and New Haven
raj roads. Single tickets, IS cents
EXCLUSION TICKETS 50 CENTS
The New York herald., 1878-09-24

WANTED rU PURCHASE.
SMALL SECOND HAND LlrHoGKAPiii PREsx
Avery chcsp Apply 10 address immediately CAR
VALHO 2 .2sb I'd sv.
An Foor SLACK WALNUT DINING ROOM
"A Table Chairs wanted Private parties wishinu
20 sell asscrhce address CASH box io9 Herald cnce
DUrATOEs --LARaE LOTS or SOUND POrATOEs
wanted tor shipping. Address r.. Post Office box g5S
IVANTED SCRAP IRON wlAG ADDRESS Wire
w FENCE. Herald oinsc
ylANtEU-A SEUOND HAND rJniABLn UtUER
'. W dlL Aadtess A. HOWELL. ~ Di vision ST.. citx.
The New York herald., 1878-09-24

VEY wEsL. FLORIDA, DfkECT
N The steamer WESTERN TEX AS will sail September
c. H. MALLORY 4 CO..
The New York herald., 1878-09-24

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL.
" NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Tor ST. Thomas. Para. fcrnambuco, Bahia aud Rio do
Janeito
Connecting ST. Thoras with German steamers tor Porto
Rico and panish Main -. - -
The new hrft class steamship CITY OF PAhA.
Captain Capenier will sa Tor the aDove ports saturday,
October 3, 1 y. VI.
freights at low ratcs taken Tor the above ports.
Frcights received at Roberts dock. Brooklyn.
Insurance lower than by other line shippers do.
string Insurance effect open policy.
For freight engagements thavng elegant ac-
q. ii. MALLORY 4 CO.. Agents. oaice pier 20 L. r.
No freight received after the 81.
Freight must be paid IN advance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-03

Dealers are selling at sfa = Dbl, sales-1oo bbls
sll rs 80 bbls at ~ 37s; Is bbls at s1t co. and
DRY SALT s L5pMS1 EATs1be Be- i fair. and mar
ket steady and strong on shoulders at SIC for
loose. and 4@4ac for packed goods. We hear
OF an otter OF 4e on a car load OF boxed shout
are Quiet and easy at 5A@57sc for loose and
packed clear ribs, and SIC for loose and packed
clear Sides Dealers rates are 1f@Ae higher.
sales.92 casks and O. boxes shoulders at 4e.
BAUON-The demand IL moderate and prices
are steady; Shoulders 4s@5c,. long clear 8 40
exc. Dealers rates are u AXE higher. Sales
60 casks bacon clear rib at ca &C. and casks bacon
elear sides at 67lc.
HAMs-Are In limited demand and prices
easy, We quote plain hams 707Ac and choice
sugar,eured s@94c, as In brand and quality.
LARD Continues quiet but steady with q
moderate inquiry. chiefly Of Q jobbng kind, and
7A@7'sc, and refined tierce at 71a097ssc. Dealers
BREAKFAST BAGON-There Is an abundant
supply and the market Is dull and easy at 7
'og g., fea ,ers charging s1a@9c for small lots
FULTON BEEF Half -bbs 1915; extra West
PACKERS Hoo PRODUUTs-Dealers are
selling on orders In the job trade ats6 25p6 so p
half Dbl for pig pork, $40 5o0p11 q Dbl for prime
mess PORK, 1909 30 for prime pork, and 50 75@
70 Tor rmmp pork. Pigs feet are selling at
siepl % Y keg. :, Ham sausages are dull and
quoted at ees7c ID. Picked pigs tongues are
G quo e ct ct &C. aeee Picked heads are offer
s 90 . barrel Bologna sausage exc Spare
rihs--none In market oSide ribs s5d55,
COFFEE-The transactions are small and
confined to the iobbing trade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-03


. New Orleans, February, 25, 1873.
The Louisiana Equitable Life In
surance Company of New Orleans
has this day filed in this office
sworn statement i'm regard to reg-s
istered policies in said company,
and deposited the necessary reserve
thereon, as required by act No. 80
of the extra session of the General
Assembly of 1877, entitled Gan
act to better secure holders of life
insurance pSlicies in this State: to
provide reserve fund therefor.
and for other purposes"
ALLEN JUMEL, Auditor.
fe26 1mpOd 3mW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-03
domestic Markets.

New YoRK, March Q, II 80 a. m.-CofYee easier
e o1s ord ds 1sg4 avs as - 2od ~
1893 Copernieus; 1853 Robert Dillon. and for
Pal Baltimore ID delivery $500 Gamalel; 27so Yamoy-
sales Of s thhds and other sales sasrs are ru
mored 7aea7K bid Tor refining fair to good
fair: 6ss for prime. generally held Is higher.
Heflned sugar quiet, without any uuotable
$50 .. m..,Groeeries without auotable change.
Chicago, March 2..Wheat opened at 81 osa4
Lard 81 80 bid, ~ s2!a asked. April. Dry suited
rib 4i, partly cure cured III, = vs. -.,..
hogs to-day $4,000. Market dull and weak !;
light quotable at So so@3 50, heavy mixed pack
idg 50 1903 So. shipping % eos4. Cattle quiet;
Lao D, M. Close.-Breadstufrs closed steady.
Wheat-Cash 81 1osl March 81 1os. April 81 1oss !:
My = o 1915 , MaFe and ARE
March a4A@at,.; April al5.@a4s.: May 27's.
!. 81 gG t b}g Ms March
bid April, 42'1 bid May.
ca N1on !. b, steMnh syyh No 9 red = 2
Corn steady AK cash. az. bid March. 4aa bid
?, m.-W5eat-No. red 81 % bid. cash; No.
March; 49, bid, April; 49, cash. Oats 25a
bid /, March; az bid: May g bid. cash whisky
April. Out meats-shoulders ga clear rib b1s
t@5 i, clear sides 5A@5.4o. Bacon dull; shout
ders "A. clear rib 6@6o5. clear sides e.15 a6ia
Lard dull at 7.1b@7.2O cash. o
CINCINNATI, March Pork quiet mud easy
at $40 G5. Bacon ahSHlders A. cIonr rib COS
clear sides Gao sugar cured hams Hoao1z. Dry
sailed mSats shoulders 3ef. rsnt rib SIS. conr
sides s5s. Lard prime steam ~; kettle leaf
country "a, ctv ~. receipts 1879: mar,
kbt guot and steady: common AZ 4n0lH e. mos
dunn 81 1904 90 good to choice 8. 10 Whisky
81 %.
Foreign Markets.
LIvrHPooL. March Q, 12:1s D. M Cotton
steadnr. Mtdding uplands 6 Lied, MiddlinE
Orleans e s. led. salss 1000 htna, of which 500
wera taken for export and speculation.
Wheat estern spring 9s od@o10s lod West
nal Sts sd@27s. Canada ' peas ; ass 3d. oatsnNo
J Western as. Fork prime mess Western t9s
Racon-long clear 2ss. short clear 2o;. Lard
W. stern 38s. Corn-new 2Ss ed@27s. old 2ss@