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New-York tribune., 1878-06-29

TRIBUNE OFFICE, June. 20, a. m.-The variations In
alrpressure yesterday were slight, and the barometer
ut the height the Of the day as at
the beginning. The temperature was higher thah on
THURSDAY,
Partly cloudy weather, with chances OF occasional
New-York tribune., 1878-06-29
ALARRIED.

COOPER-ELTINGEAt the residence OF the ore par par
c, jH Nont Vernon wednesday evening June 20 Oy tne
Rsy ohn Dickinson, OF Redding, Conn., Arthur cooper W
Norma. daughter o NOTm IN Eltllge.
rrRTSI, TOU RETrE-On Wednesday. June 2G, at Trim
Nv Church Bergen Point y. j.. by the Rector the rev.
Walsh ID. D. assisted by the Rev 0eolSo
Zsbriskie Cirlv d. D. John Wurts. OF MayWOOa W Va 70
FOTenc Youngest daughter OF the late COrheIus 0obo
La TOUrette.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-29
TRIBUNE LoCAL OBSERVATIONS

The cay ~ tnti"t
q ASifs
midnight white
oiths mercury danns thoss
New-York tribune., 1878-06-29
TIE COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL June The weekly circular OF me 1yerpoS
Cotton Bros Association "COttOn was quiet through
ou the week with slight decline I'm prices the demand I1I
Anercau was limited Quotations reduced iI5d is IN
Sea Island large business was done HOueIs weIS
and have 0baincd fu prices Futures were quiet closu9
steady al apout d below prices OF last Thursday
New-York tribune., 1878-06-29
Gpsrial Notices..

Nervous ExhnustiOnA medical essay COM - sles
of Lectures delivered Kahns Museum OF Ahape New
sputably how health De tcghne, auOdlg clear
sVuops Of the mpement 20 marriage AMI the treatment OF
nervous si0al debility, being the result o ~ years cA
mail 2jc currency, or pOstHgt stamps NuuIess
Secretary KAHNS Museum OSo broadway, NeW.1 OK.
Post Once Nouce.-The foreign wees enuus
SATURDAY, Jane %. 1878, viii close at ths ONCE on
TUESDAY az IL a. H., for Europe by steamship Cly on
Nev.York VIA Queenstown on WEDNESDAY, az IL q
m for EUROPE by steamship Algeria Queenstown (c0rTe.
be Orwarted by tn stC1mer must
bC specially adOresse; and at ~ Tor france direct by
ramsnu CanaLa, Hayre; ON thu URSDAG, at il;9O A.
steamship AIiaC VIA queenstown lcOrre
pOdpnCe Germany and France 20 ne o Waruen y thls
steamer be specially addresSed and at n lof trano
b. steamship SUtVlA VIA lR hcu.I NheE.
borg Hamburg Correspondence Tor It butalh ana
the ared this steamer must Oe special
v aldrrs5eu) SATU kDAt, az IloO a. h tor Gtrmany
90 bv stearlsnip NccSar southampton ami Bremen
cOrrsu0ndeive Great Britain anu tAe Conneht "a 10
orSar Dv tls steamer specially addrrssed) aud
COrespOndence Germany and scotland 10 ba
1T,ard by This steamer must be specially addces ed and
nj II IN. Scotland direct by steamship Deg0h wa iias
COW me- steamships Cty OF New-Nok, Algeria, Adratio
and civ Chester take mails '0 Dehmars, SwOden
ana SoTway The mails for Kingston Ja leave New-l ork
Juuc ~ mails for Hayu SAVANNA &c leave NoN-l YORK
i"ue 30 1hs mails fot The West indies, and Neuezuela
v New York June 20 The mails for AsinWau ana south
pTciHc uors leave New-IOrk July l. The mails Tor emma
iE"'''' "'' ""'' ''' l. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Post oncc. Iew.Yocz June %. 1875.
Private Hospital Tor surgical tresment Of diseases
ana am, rma conditions OF the peyc Nsetr structure heul
oTrhos Gsua stone IN the bladder, yacocee aud the
more obscurC u the abdomen. IL Il situated IN the
ost elegant and healtU part O the cy, Oct one square
from the Central PARK with spacious apartments Opeh 70 tns
tor. every comfort OF domestic life Is r0Videdi ADJOINING
rooms for nurses No business OF pecunary nature ans
acted az sDta Hours for consultation from 70 ~
ana to 49, evenings at Dr. DlAohs ieS"eh0e' - o'
as
New-York tribune., 1878-06-29
BATTLE OF MONMOUTH.
CENTENNIAL, CELEBRATION

THE COMMISSIONS OF A BATTLE MONUMENT LAID
a PROCESSION, PRESENTATION SPEECH AND
ADDREssEs-NEARLY 20, 900 PERSONS PRESENT.
The cornerstone of monument to commemorate
the Battle of Monmouth laid yesterday. the
one hundredth anniversary of the fight, on land at
FREEHOLD N J given for the purpose by the heirs of
the late ID. 5. Schenck. T. w. Morris made a speech
presenting the plot of ground, and addresses were
made by j. W. ThrOckmOrtOn the Hon. S. S. Cox
and Others. There was a fine procession and not
less than 10000 persons were present at the GER
emOnies
New-York tribune., 1878-06-29

Au notice, Of Marriages must be indor''d 'oiih rsH
New-York tribune., 1878-06-29
ADDITIONAL TPIDE REPORTS.
TILE GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Jurc 2sA leading grain circular saws Win IN
bright fOrcn weather Wheat trade has become lnacgo
week, with prices sowy tending IN favor OF O
district markets the business ID eat
snce Tuesday ms been limited the value nOmnaly un
altered For Maize Obainable az rates lower
than known since article into general cOnsunpto
the demand good and promises 10 DE most eAtenste "
tis markef to-day the demand for Wheat was very nle
nd wherever sales were pressed reduction OF ID per ceal
from Tue prices necessary. Flour was very u'a
tho yalue decidedly in favor OF buyers NVIh 40 "
good request at last quotations"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
by Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Eessssa ssBeFG.

salss 1910 pes Ha!ey 800 per gty q Rio; mid mds
an quiet; sales 2571 Maracabo. Sugar dull: sales
1890 y. m.-CofYee quiet: stock 66.sse. Refined
sugsr-Better feeling, more Inquiry.
2So R E. seady sales 1908 per CO.
Corn opens ss'5 December. Pork~s 6 20 I'D No:
@e 20 Deoember, ss9s o29s January, % 12h bid
BID SO bid Nozsmber, 575@5;is peoem nibe1'
SHORT rib I, 35 short ear 4 IS.
Union Stock Yards-495 cars stock reported
to arrive. Estimated receipts. of hogs 10000
market opens active; shsde higher for light
grades light 81 e5@s mixed packing and shi D.
ping grades 81 steady at yeste.rdays prices.
November, .327s December, SAX January OATS
~, ~ Noyember, ~ December, 1ga January. az.
Decemb er % OAK asked january. Iard~ S 721s
November. 577H@5.8o December, 5.s71s@5. 30 Jan
ST. LOUIS Nov. e.-opeptng-Wbeat ssh No
yember. s6b December. 878 January, corn
! D: m..,Wbeat Higher; No. red s5a, has
ber 81 d and 88a, January, se@8ss cash No. 3
red ea5s9sa,t oash. Corn glow; 3lzs bid Novem-
g ~ Sd sa b9 eash Oats tx
81 25@7 s7'5. Out meats Genera! mar et nomi-
nut. bhcDu uELu-3%a, b. Lara nom 1nAllF 57S,
CINCINNATI. Nov. G-Rye quiet: good to primo
sample on arrival 48dD50. C,rn quiet m 'xed ear
32@o33 for new 37@3s for old and old shelled,
81 for No. g. Barley quiet; No. 2 family 81 O70o
0B, No 9}G@95. Wheat firm: prime to choice
9o0992 for white and $1,000 for red or amber
Oa.s dull mixed %. choice white a. Whisky
qnet OF VI 06. Hog market dull ; common 80 Is
% 3d. fair to good light aud packing 80 5000 80
choice butchers 90 5000 IS. Mess pork quiet at
81 3d. Lard steHdy: current make 5850b9O.
Green meats quiet: shoulders 2.G0@265 clear
rib 365(93.70, hams 51asO54
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6. 1890 o. m.-Wheat-
Western spring No, % cd. No. . Is cd Western
winter No, IS, No. 28s lod. Flour-Western
canal 190O22s. Corn-New mixed 23s 9d@24s,
Oats-2s I'd. Pork-Prime mess Western AS
1ard-Prine Western 33s 3D. Bacon-Long
clear 31s, short clear s2s. Tallow-American
37s., acknowledgements inquiry, freely supplied;
Middling Upiands 11-16d, Mfddling Orleans
Sad sales 1000 bales, Of which 500 are for ex-
port and speculation.
Ocean Freights.
New YORK. Nov. 6 -Ocean freights are dull
BECAUSE rates were higher on scarcity of room
and tonnage under better offerings Of -four and
provisions. grain. cotton and petroleum. Rates
On grain for Cork, and orders. quoted firm at
So. with large vessels to direct ports Continent
ind United Kingdom at 5s cd ~ quarter. The
engagements are: Liverpool steAm, grain Sd
o. 60 ID 1000 bales cotton 9-32d; 1000 do through
quoted at 9-3209-1Gd bid and asked.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
CANCELLATION OF BONDS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
E-fa,,ti,,r, i

STATE OF LOUISIANA !
Executive Department.
Whereas, FRANK PACE. Jr. of the city of New
Orleans, has applied to me for the cancellation
OF the two following described bonds, to Wit
l. One bond, dated November al. 1872 drawn
BY said Frank Pace. Jr.. as principal and j. L..
Tissot and John Grayer as sureties in the fol-
lowing sums, to wit: The said Frank Pace Jr,
as principal for the full sum Of five thousand
dollars, and the said J. l.. Tissot as surety in the
sum Of five thousand dollars, and the said John
Grayer rs surety In tho sum Of five thousand
dollars.
2. One bond dated December "a, 1872. drawn
by said Frank Pace, Jr, as principal and J. L.
Tissot and William Pagan rs sureties In the
following sums, to wit: The said Frank Pace,
Jr.. as principal for the full sum Of ten thou
sand dollars, and J. L.. Tissot and William
Pagan each In the sum Of five thousand dollars
as sureties; both Of which bonds were given by
the said Frank Pace. Jr., to secure the faithful
performance Of his duties as Clerk Of the Sec
ond District Court for the parish Of Orleans
Now. therefore. I, FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation
with the view OF giving public notice to all per-
sons therein concerned and Interested to show
cause. In writing, at the Office Of the Secretary
of State, In the city of New Orleans. within
ninety days from and after the last publication
hereof. why the said bonds should not be can
ceed and annulled and the sureties therein
named discharged from any further liabilities
In the premises
Witness my signature, authenticated with the
seal Of the State Of Louisiana, at the city Of New
Orleans. this nineteenth day Of the month of
June, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy seven, and Of tho
ono hundred end first year of the Independence
OF the United States Of America
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
nos BOD Assistant Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
HEADQUARTERS LADIES' PEABODY }
Auxiliary Association,
New Orleans, October 81. 1878.
LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

MRS. JOHN B. LAFITTE Chairman.
First Distrtct-Mrs, W. G. BLACK.
Sec On n DstElft1Mrs j. z SARRAZIN'
Fourth DistrictMrs. W. r. HARDIE
Fifth District-Mrs. A. HIRSCH.
Sixth District-Mrs J. TARLETON
Seventh District Miss NJ DEEVES.
Ali applications for assistance to the Ladies'
Executive Committee must be made In writing.
giving the district In which the applicant re-
sides: also. street and number of residence
These applications shall be made through the
PQstoftice. which shall be directed as follows.
For First Dstrict-Postofflce box 253.
For second Distfict-Postofnce box 800.
For Third District-Postof1ice box 3I2.
For Fourth District-Postoff1ce box 381.
For Fifth District-Postoff1ce box AL.
For Sixth Dlstrict-Postofice box 473.
For Seventh Observation-Disclosures box 1872.
All such applications will receive prompt at
tention. No calls or applications at headuuar-
ters or the private residences of the members
Of the association will be received or enter
tanned.
Oc22 I'm SAM'L CARTER, Secretary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
WAR! WAR;! NVAR!!!

GEE PROF. BERTRAND's REMEDY FOR
~ the destt uction Of all noxious INSECTS and
GRASSES, o. pecially of the Coco and Bermuda.
For further particulars apply to the depot,
N0. SO Carondelet street.
no3u A. T.. STUART, Agent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

The Chicago Times Of a recent date says
"For six straight weeks there has been no
cutting of freight rates at this point. Never
before was q schedule of prices so honestly
and strictly adhered TO for 80 long period.
The shippers are beginning to despair Of ever
profting again by general rupture between
the railroads."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

Europe has to pay the United States In lard
money steadily increasing balance OF trade,
and that helps along the plan OF specie re-
almntinn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
Commercial and Financial Matters.

The loss by the yellow fever, through the
destruction Of crops by neglect, stoppage OF
trade, and minor causes, Is estimated OF
G1n0 nn0 Of0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
The movement at ports for four days I'D to
m to. dav Ia given below,

!
Receipts at ports since September 1.....1 100 1914
Receipts Same time last year. ........... BAG 500
Receipts Same time year before ........ l. OB2 rig
The consolidated report for four days gives
,u G.B. FREE Con. Total Stocks
This week.. 42.259 1880 99l7 1886 457 Isl
laet week. 4l12s a,86e 26.1Gl 5000 424ooG
| This week last
year.. 1G76o 9G3e 1899 1854 SOB 80
OCEAN FREIGHTS FROM NEW ORLEANS
Cotton. Steam. Sail.
| Liverpool --.-.-,..,...2sd 7-iGd
| Havre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1860
Df6Hen' .,--.-.,.-.-,--.. 15-1..
| fiAmDurg. &c
Rotterdam. ........e 1sd to arrive 49,.
Revel and Cronstadt ...... 49,.
| Genoa. ...........-......... 15-1Gc
Boston Providence, Fall
| Kiyer end philadelphia sc via n. York 49,.
| SUdAR-,fhere is q moderate Inquiry and
We quote: inferior 4}l@44c; common to good
common 5(@51ac,; fair to good fair 5A@6Hc; fully
fair ea-ci prime an ex@-c; strictly prime 71@
| Ia quality. Ike; off whites. good to choice.
7x@s4e; white clarified s1@-c. ''
MOLAssEs-There Is an active demand and
Weauote: Common 2ooaoc; fair s2@3ac: prime
| 34R3se: strictly prim 37@38c: choice 39@4oc.
FLOUR-There is no material change to note
| In the market. There is only small jobbing
q ans le bbS h ct "a s so at IS %
s414 So trebles, low to choice, a rs; double
extras 50 1904: single extras 5000 80 suDerffne
1903 IS; common 81 5000 rs. Dealers In their
prices.
CORN MEAL-There Ia a better supply on
sale and the tone of the market easier at 81 20
advance Of 15G25s on The Wholesale rate TO- ~ '
:, dRlTS-Snpply moderate; demand light, and
the market dull We quote at So 25@03 80 on large
lots out Of store. Dealers quote choice grlts OK
H0MINY-W Wholesale 90 oo@s as; retail % so.
3 rs.
RYE FLOUR-Unchanged at 50 bo@3 rs.
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL4-Demand light
and eon1 f ed to small lots which are sold at
PORK-Is In light request and steady;
round lots quoted at SO 371s. and small lots SELL
ing to the trade at SO so. Dealers quote mess at
5000 979 25 on job b II t. Pvt at of store
prices easy. Old shoulders loose and packed.
continue dull at 31z@324c, and are but little
Inquired after. New packed are In fair demand
and sell moderately we'll In jobbtng way. but
quote Ae advance on these prices.
BACON-There is an easier feeling in prices,
caused caused from the Increasing supplies and the
limited demand We quote shoulders at 41<c.
quote 4c higher than these figures.
LARD-The market Is quiet. We quote
refined lard in tterces at 6A@7c and, prime
Gteam en@6a. Kegs are held A@1c higher.
on these prices.
!, HAMs1,A receiver reports 100 tierces sold in
me pase three days, medium to small averages:
az az aG1ee Ordinary Or plain hams are quoted
easy. Dealers obtain the usual advance OF 20 |
- Bk * supply is ample
easy for choice goods at 7A@sc; dealers are |
PAokEks aqa f PRob '3{S are
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

Total thus far. $3.50 2Ba % 1927 1856 "a
we quote exceptional paper 1908 " cont: a
90 9t@lo; second grade do %; loans on col
laterals sos: Al mortgage paper e1a@1o: SEQ
ond grade do % v cent per annum.
Gold is quiet.
Foreign Exchange steady.
Sight In light request.
Btate Consols steady at 751s@751.
Premium Bonds steady at 29ts6p29a.
Stocks dull.
Gold opened In New York at 1907, and closed
at 1904. Here 1t opened at 1905 @1oo5s. and
BTEHLINGBan bills -@4s2: commercial
4780n479.
FRANCS Bank francs -: commercial 52sA
SIGHT-Bank counter rate Il p cent. COM
mercial Il U cent discount.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
FIRST uAhL-1o A. M.
States 751aD7e: Premiums 2sA@2e9s.
SECOND CALIl--12 M
s5 900 Premium Bonds. .+...-................2 92<
10000 Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 2oH
States 75A@76; Premiums 297s@295s.
THIRD CALL-2P M.
s5 900 State Consos. ....,............ 75sI
10000 Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 2g5s
States 75'a@75a: Premiums 29&.
by Telegraph
r, New YORK, Nov; e.-Money closed at y cent.
Exchange closed lower at 4s11s@4s61f. Gold
opened and closed at 1907. Governments
Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows:
Union tlrsts 106A0l07. land grants 1ob%@1O6,
sa9k oa s,a funds 1o Of t6a gentrqs
anees. s1.4s6264; currency balances, 1854 SO:
gold clearings s1o,5Bo,o0O
Clearing House statement -- Currency ex-
changes. $40 7oG,324; currency balances, S4e37,-
9o9; gold exchanges. s6,o2o,28o; gold balances,
s82s, $50.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

The writing paper manufacturers OF the
country have held meeting ct Springfield,
Mass, and agreed to reduce the production
by 1000 tong.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
>FFEE-Is quiet and unchanged.

CORN-Good supply and quiet White $50.
ye n ,.T,t tsc bushel sales-6oo yellow at SIC
9GAATsa-Areaq'et but steady at SAC . busbel.
., bRANols In light request and steady at 72tse
y GWt Hales-4o0 at TIC; 100 at 721sc
~, hAf-h1rm. Choice $1e@l7. prime s14h@15H .
BULK CORN.-There Ia only moderate In
oq u ;, Ct Ct 45046c for No. mixed.
at 9Ag g for Texas and choice No. Western
WHISKY Market quiet and steady. We quote
choice CINCINNATI 81 o8@1 %. fart to good West
err s1 o5Ggt OF, Louisiana 81 o5(01 o.
BUTTER-Dull. New York creamery fine
%@28o. New York dairy prime 23@25c New York
ddalry good, 17@19o, Western creamery 25@28c
Oh ESE-Stsady. New York cream HOBO
Ohio factory eG0e 20 y ib. NNV'
HTAA4Rtg Oh, fair demand at s@sAo In lots
e. e; ducks 50 5000: geese $500: turkeys 80
Fl EG { S1 Western 15@1eo: Louisiana 25o y
RIC-Quiet Prime e@sHo. good SIC. fair
and No. q 9@sho y fb.
SALT-Messrs. Jackson b Manson have kind
Demand limited. Stock ample Three cargoes
have arrived and are stored In bonded ware
house. We note q sale Of one cargo. oil coarse.
ut 70c y sack afnat, and another on private
terms. We quote dealers rates from warehouse
OF 77@@8oc y sack for coarse. 95c@st for fine.
Turks Island neglected; quoted nominally at
each. as In size.
,FIsH--Messrs. 9. Fl. Lawrence & Go. have
obl1gin,gly furnished ps with the following
mackerel No. 1-Bbls sla halves 90 25, quarters
90 25 kits 81 25 ; mackerel No. 2-Bbls $40, halves
large-Bbls So. halves ~ rs, quarters % co. kits
81: mackerel No. 8. medium-Bbls e6 50, halves
80 80, quarters g. kits CSC; macksfel No. g.
small-Bbs 90. halves 81 rs, quarters 81 rs. kits
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

The Rothschilds have offered to take an
Egyptian loan Of $42,5Oo. 900. Considering the
notorious bankruptcy of the Khedve. this
proceeding has some political significance.
British diplomacy Is secretly aiming ct the
ultimate control Of Egypt, because of the in
terest the government holds In the Suez
Canal, and this new loan of the great bank
ing-house may be looked upon as step to-
wards the virtual mortgage by the English
government through the Rothschilds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

The export OF apples this year to Europe
owing to the enormous crop, is the greatest
ever known. Some vessels have taken from
Boston as many as 5000 barrels. and the Can
opus. of the Warren line, October 1G, took 5000
barrels.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1871

selling on orders In the Job trade at &c soas rs |
v half Dbl for pig pork: 81 25@7 so v bb for
prime; 81 rs for prime mess: LOT rs for rump
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

The appropriation for the new postof1lce at
Covington, KY. was 100000, and the building
has been completed at q cost of $250,OO0, leav-
ing balance Of $4,000 to be covered into the
treasury. This Is truly an extraordinary
case. as things go.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
COM WI EREAAg,.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOOgAT.
"Wednesday Evening. Noyembar 6. la7R.

COTTON-A fair demand prevailed through
out the day. and under the influence Of better
supply than yesterday the sales aggregated $500
bales,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

For the last nine months more gold and sill
yer have come into this country than has been
sent out of it. For years previous the coun-
try exported about $4,000, 900 annually more
than 1t imported, probably for paying interest
on railway and government bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

The value of the exports from Norfolk, Va,
for the month Of October was 1851, 738
against $GoG, 097 for October, 1877. showing the
handsome increase Of $985,G4. The receipts
OF cotton at Norfolk during September and
October were 103 439 bales, against II ,038 bales
same m onths last year. showing an increase
in 1873 Of 81. 4O1 bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

State Consols ruled steady yesterday at
751a@75'4, against 7526@755s on Tuesday
Premium Bonds were steady at 291a@29a4,
against 297s0295s On the previous day. The
sales at the Stock Exchange were 1856, 900 Pre-
MUM Bonds and $4,000 State Consols.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Wednesday Evening. November 6. 1878. !
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
EDUCATION,
College OF the Immaculate Conception,
HsARONNE STREET.

THE GLASSES WILL BE RESUMED TN
Il this Institute on THURSDAY. Novem-
her ID ros an
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-18

over by his Honor Judge Wm- Cothran.
and when he unveiled the splendid picture,
placed over the stand, anil made few
remarks appropriate to the occasion, one
could not help notice the patriotic emotions
manifested by the audience, many of whom,
had followed the banner of their loved
General through many a hard fought field !;
and many were the expressions of pride
and satisfaction i'm having their county
town named for one whom they loved so
well to honor. Lets have more of this.
Away with these names that can only
bring up disagreeable recoilections of a
bitter past, and let us have the names OF
those who have been the exponents of
Southern honor and magnanimity.
MIsSISsIPPIAN.