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Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
FIRST EDITION.
our I 0ilNgf 1OURT.

the lireMhM11Osts u the Wbhthsse
ION Papers "A Question Ihas
Boshers the Court " hat the Ne.
publican II Not Afraid ~ Ae'
knowledge.
Special Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
NEw CASTLE, Dec 3.
THE proceedings Of court subsequent
to thos. published in yesterdays issue
are as follows
Hossinger's exec, tors cerses j. X. Z.
Oldham, to SET asid. Shsritf's Sale held
in White Clay Creek Id. Gray for Old
ham, Rodney for ex Sheriff Grubb. The
sale took place Oh September Sd, 1878.
In this cass there appears an affidavit
which was made prior to the issue OF
this writ by one editor In the city OF
Wilmington. One reason set up by Mr..
GRAY was that the sale had not been
published in the paper having the
largest circulation. In answer TO this
Mr. Rodney produced this affidavit,
which was from the editors Of the daily
Rgpu aLIcAs.
In reply from the court whether
"other afidayits had been received from
other editors as required by the law"
Mr.. Rodney replied that ian attempt
was made by the sheriff prior to this
sale by sending blanks to the editors
with reference to securing these aftida-
ylt., 80 a. to ascertain who had the
largest circulation. The sheriff states
tina, Ii. has received no answer from
sny but one, and that one tn. DAILY
REPUBLICAN,. have here a sworn afiida
yt from the editors of the REPUBLICAN
sent by them in reply to a notice sent
by the sheriff on the 18th OF December
= 1t IL the custom after each term OF
Court. Mr.. ''ifiin, testified, in the
shrrips office, to .ndeavor to find ou,
the circulation Of each paper so that
the sheriff may make his selection aud
br guided by that from term to term.
A, laid notice was sent by the Sheril
to each of the papers and to these h"
rrr,. gri but pn" answer, and that Is
thu following:
" Ae are printing regularly $500
r,pi.s OF tn. DAILY REPUBLICAN. and
SOM, days IS high as !, 800, making an
srrras. .itlon OF over 4 900 for the
.q~' thirty days: and 1900 on tIn
@EELKy REPUBLICAN, in, which all sher'
iGs sales are ins rtrl. .making fpr
| r. nrsi1v of each week. Daily ana
Weekly together, over $500 copies o.
the Two papers.
q. W. VERNON x Sos.
The court would not recognize til
point mate by Nj Gray; but the sale
aas finally set aside on the ground oi
uair.uaey Of price and Of ali improper
description.
The general jury was discharged nn
| I'll 10 o'clock to morrow morning.
TIL, Dodson trial was fixed for Mon
day next at IL o'clock.
At 1876 Court took n recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court re. assent bl,,d at three O'Clock,
Tue Grand Jury was called and th'
members retired to their chamber.
The civil list was then taken up. but
AS no answers were received from conn
sci in the respective suits, court droppec
into state Of absolute quiet
At live O'Clock the Grand Jury enter
ti AID were discharged until to morrow
at H. o'clock.
Court then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
SECOND EDITION
state OI tnP ~, ,ermOInets.~
Ar rHr REPUBLICAN oFFICE Dec 4
O'Clock. 10 O'Clock. II p'.n
43 50 SO
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. G., Dec.
4, A. N.
Indications for Wednesday.-For the
Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather,
frequent light rain or snow, warm
southerly, vesring to colder northwest
winds, falling, followed by rising ba-
rometer. The temperature will remain
above freezing in the canal regions.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04

MESSRS. EDIrORS.-We. the unierSiIncd,
seeing two concentrations in the kErrh Ill
CAN OF Monday in regard to tub oysters,
we desire to give the citizens some idea as Ia
low they are handled Each mang tlers his
own oyslers from the floor and puts them in
his oyster box then opens them in gallon
ucuSuro. "hpu this is 'ul they are emptted
inio shoot fun OF h0cS. these holes catch Il
part Of the dir, and snnlIS, they ore then let
itu II trough and wNsNcd. they ar thew
"tuhDcd" uai shipped 10 IN irket, aud s.GIt :
ldlt into them to keep lhon. We hay"
shurkpd oysters to- several Years ANA the ar
tcIr -ncd by the q Is the ruth and not eX
lggelat,d u l9rtrir. Nouls truly,
GEoEGE =. PHILIp~. Tatnull st.
.IEilN NLoKHS. SO3 Jefferson st.
HIRAM pHILEuo, Fourth ana DuPonJ
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
The valley Railroad 10 be Leased

dispatch from Staunton, Va, Dec.
81 says: The adjourned meeting OF lie
Valley Railroad Stockholders assem-,
olad this afternoon, John B. Evans, of
Staunton, in the chair, and all the cor
porations owning stock, except Roam
okp being represented, r. II. Car
ter, the Virginia commissioner of rail-
rnulS MAS also nreSnnt.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
SOcfRbie.

The Athena Society will hold an
informal meeting in TIE parlor of the
Home Institute, No, 900 Delaware
Avenue, on Thursday evening, the 5th
inst. Exercises commence at O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
NynNraN'elllt.ltf,

Harvey x >i,ler hay" yust completed
two handsome rick houses and u snug
stable on Sixth street between Walnut
anN POPLAR.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
Police Cases.

ANGELA Pate. lrn and James Black
were up before his honor on Tuesday
evening fcr keeping an unregistered
dog for which they were fined 81 and
costs.
Joau Sweeney was fined IS and costs
for disorderly conduct at the middle
depot
one drunk accompanied by the usual
Iine and costs.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
supper

The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church will give supper in the Y. NJ.
c. A. rooms, ,S37 Market street ,on Thurs
day evening.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
Lecture.

DR.. Appleton viii lectur" before the
Young Mems Christian Association H.
the hall over Woods drug store, at Du
Points Banks, on Tuesday evening, the
10th inst. on GAN around the World. >
Tickets u cents. The members of the
association will he pleased to see some
Of Their Wilmington friends on the 90
ION
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
A Temprrarcc Apostle Fallen from
Gracp-Iaeis Kicked out Of the W.

The Moral SuaSi0n Reform ASSOcia
ton met on Mouday evening and passed
the following:
HALL OF THE MORAL SrAsIoN Reform
ASSOCIATION, WILMINGrON DEL. Decem-
h"r =, 1875 AT a meeting of the Mora
Suasjon Reform Association held nj tiIeil
hall on the evening Of the above date,
was instructed to officially notify the
pubIir tha Nelson }. Lrr, formerly OF
this city. was expelled from nemh"r- =
ship by the Moral Suasion Association.
Ausust Both. 1877.
When last heard from the said Mel
sou !. lee was at sparta. Wisconsin,
nhaliting v IT, a woman not his wife,
and We learn that h. Is about to start
from there on another Temperance
tour" under the assumed name of VIM.
B. Goodwin.
We therefore desire to warn the pub.
'r to place no confidence in him
VS. photograph will he furnished any
PERSON, residing at a distance from
this city. who may aesir" it, upon ap
plication to the undersigned.
II. B. McI>rRE.
President NJ. 5. r. A.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
Fine IMai,ttk creisieis

Kenyord 4 Go. are Offering for 4
short time Quantity being limited) the
beN all-inen hem stitched handker
chiefs, ever offered in this market, al
! LA cents.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
The sfyster Trade.

MEsSRs EDlTORS.-W wisHtO correct SOM
>tatcinents in your sue o Monday, under
the heading OF "DySter Dealer, y We lDnir-
tain that the Oyster Shuckers in SeaIoId OF
elsewhere are not as particular IN opening
their oysters as persons living in the rity Tor
their own immediate trade. In rrlrenCc IT,
The parties that Mr.. Knowles speaks OF as
having bought tub oysters lrOn htHl, ANA
" hose names are appended to list, there j."
huf one man. and as some OF his customers
wanted cheap oysters, he thought re wUu
pUrph Sc some Of the tubs. which he diU
.tnd supplied them, bat regretted IL uiaer-
wards aS his customers made several con-
plants. Mr. X. does not deny that they nr'
washed and that it is done to make them keep:
he must CXrcct to keeg them Il Ion. 7hi,"
from the way he washes them hiluselI. Mi.
h. must have n ve'N inferior oyster 'ihH, 'ho!
have to be washed in SeaiOrd to make tuclh
Keep until they arr c in Win ngtOn, only
SIX nours cut OF the shell. SO lie says. In re-
gard to putting milk in oysters we suppose
there is men selling "tubs' that do it. hnt
there is not Il mau Of he % VIII ever scd or
fesurted to such zee, tiUn WtiN fresh opened
oysters, ana the man VINO dld use milk in
fresh opened oyster is now ,r,.iu. "tGrS"
tor Knowles, Tor wc have this mans word for
it If the people OF Wilmington could only
see the :" tub Oyst RS ' the next day or 50 AZ
ter their arrival and before trry wcr, washed
tury would think every oyster mad q cod. In
rUncu~ ON We viii leave it 10 the citizens to
iudgu which IS the best oysters ole which is
,rcsh opened in Wilmington. Or lose opcne d
N Sea ord nd washed. TWENTY -IIl.EE.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
4 Real Kingdom.

At the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church tonight, the pastor will give
a Bible reading, showing that the Lord
Jesus is coming to establish a real king
dom on this earth.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
NEMY II, RIn i.ALR Pills. They never

i EEHETABLE EvAR PILLS. They never
gri, e SICK On or veal Ken in thcir operation. and
eucr they are the best pills ever offered, e>
.4"ialIv 'or ayoi ueo'ue, They Qro a slIer,.
lid Liver cure ana elegant purgatlVe nledl
.inc. They operate ,leasantly and mildly,
,nt >horoughly and eiectually. They cure
on >tipation or CoStivenesS Piles, Sics
1ct1a"Ne. B!ousrIess, Weak R""eIe, brr.
aess. Vertigo. Weak Nerves. ii, IIver dttec-
rlonE. General Aches over the sys'eu they
%euraig land he,dDrHc. In |.N.n'ctiun v 4
our Celebrated Pain >earcher, cry si'a.'o.
uIt suUuinr4 We uitN uy,' -gJJ rulu,r'
re, of these pills. Elegantly sugar ,.',lte Is
rr,t. a box. or five tvaos tuT$l. sent )" mai
frlLtipai Drpot Fourth anU Kin tse"cs,
Wilmington Del. PhRatelplia H,pul I
Stores
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04

Cal and see the American China at
Lawton's. 6Oj Market street.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04

eARIs.--Tp al ,vn" are fer.t. fra.
y the .@iiscretions e' yy9th, Tnu
weakness, early decay. i,-s NJ '0anh""o ".v
VII SEM yOL recCtN UHt will eyre you
FREE q" ("IhFffF wis great remedy
wa discovered hy u missionary IN South
America. send sci addressed envelope t.
Rev. Io>rii r. iun7u. %tati.u =, BlFs
II, SC. New York CITY
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04

pUBLIC SALE..-Wll be sold at Pubic
sale on saturday afternoon Dec. ! ISIS,
at . O'Clock. at the Western railroad hIIge.
Wilmington. Del n Boat Fnown ms iehttcr
or srow, suitable for whar. builders, mcndil g
banks shin yards. &c. Sale positive. Terms
cash For further parucujaIS caIl John
FULMELE. 40 W. Second street, or sam
UEL BUSH. Cor. claymout and Ap Ic 81,
Wilmington. Del
dc4-M l.. W. Stidham n SDln. Auct's.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
At Scott Church.

Rev. r. 3. Hunter, formerly pastor
of Brandy@ine NJ. +. Church, will
preach at Scott NJ. +. Church this even
ng. at 7.3O o'clock. Mr.. Hunter is an
earnest preacher and wany of his old
friends viii be glad to hear him.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
prOtracted Meet1 ngs.

Protracted meetings at Union NJ. Is.
church is still kept up with interest.
Ths evening n"mber OF the District
Conference is eApprtc3 to preach. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04

~ OTlCE TO T.. S. PENSlONER~.--All
y persons entitled to pensions n have
their paperS carefully prepared, ana aitida
its sworn out on and alter Wednesday, Dec
1. lS7, Long experience in the apartment
At Washington enables the subscriber to IA
rilita,e thisclHsS OF business wl,h urOmptnesS
and dispatdh. Apply to THDS. r, LALLI.
GO2l1 Market Strcrt. Il" tt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
sad Accident

A dispatch from Halifax, n. s., Dec.
2, says:-il. NJ, :. Orontra, on her pas
sage hence for Bermuda, lost man
overheard. The boat crew of thirteen
VINO went to the rescue, were All
urnMnrI by III. cNnsiAlMg Of the boat.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04
T7rWsITUl N. ;. II. 4
Western papers please COPY,

Useful and ornamental articles suit
able for gifts, At Lawton'S, ho5 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04

Chinese Lacquer ware Just opened al
Lawtun's. 6O5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-04

Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Erysipelas,
'mnors, Swelling, Sore Throats, Tooth,
.'De and all other pains and aches ar"
romptly cured by Keller's Roman Lini-
'A"nt. Price 80 cents. Sold every
here.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02
ouorAr1oNs FOE ao1p,
Domestic Markets.

My YoYk March |; 1s;ss gm.nCoffeead de
mapd generally nctiye; sale per sant 2 here 800
and s1e and f at BsR91 I'D ot re ansd far
good fair: sales-soo hhds, 22e boxes 0Rehned
oS" gso sssz March Pork quiet at $40 500
clear sides 68Ov6.4O; sugar cured hams $685..
Dry sailed shoulders 81. clear rib -
s1sr s fsts eacaun stee city, s 1Ha
receipts 1884; market quiet and steady; common
30 4o@s e5, medium So 1903 80. good to choice $40
4.1e. Whisky steady nj st.0s.
CHICAGO, March l-Whsat, opeEad at 81 Il
AAi. Corn 4aa May. Pork SO Pr BID and
7 Union Stock Yards Estimated recelp.s Of
h hssvy $50 p "S ne b % shp at e @
9S y very n.y. afMdf ornns z2 active
81 ioH@1 Il; No . 81 o5. Corn-eas b Or March
% & aS'; ! * ;; ssss 4 Ny
Lard--7 s2h@7.s5 April: 742]see7.45 May
$40 p. m,. Close readstutls steady. Wheat
Ma1eh 81 1qa .a Apri 4 1ol l9 corn a
May s7 ne ffo7 za oossP Weak
A Apr s2 2s 90 say 70 1870 49, 42 Lard
| ST. LOUIS, March l. Opening. -Wkeat STEADY
| 1886 D. m Wheat 9tiye and higher for cash
sales 1loh@12ob March, HOY bid, 12lsf April
Corn active; q cash +, ~ april =, a2a@a2.s May
| No. red sellers strShg-s1 223s@1 S216 April
81 20 cash; Corn strong-42a April 4a My: a
lower at 81 %. Pork-s1o rs cash $40 95 Nay
Cutnneats dull and unchanged. Bacon aiS1ei
| and unchanged. Lard nominal.
Foreign Markets.
| LIVERPOOL. March /, 1915 p. INJECTION fig
and irregular. Mddling upands 1-l6d, MID.
! ding Orleans 5-16d sales G0oO bal 8. Of which
| 500 were taken for export and speculation
| Wheat-Western spring IS 1od@1os 10d. West
nal 25s0a27s. Corn-new 26s 2d@26s cd, old 2ss@
| 2ss Sd. Oats IS. Pork-.prime Western s4s
| Lard-prime Western 3ss sd. Baoon-short clear
| 2ss Cd long clear 20 cd.
| IN m-Breadstuffs quiet. Wheat Western
snring os od@los, 1od. ,gorn-newo26s 4d@27s
oil 2ss@2ss Cd. Flour Western canal 24s 6dep
27s. Lard-prime Western 3Ss.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02
COMM ERCIAI..
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Friday Evening March 187a

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
@ Friday Evening. March |. 1878. J
GENERAL REMARKS.--To-da has been a
clear, warm day. Business continues quiet
The dubious condition of European politics
in reference to the Russo Turkish difficulty,
together with the discouraging reports from
Liverpool. Hayre and Bremen. has caused a
remarkable degree of irregularity in our Cot
ton market to-day. The demand forothe staple
was poor. and only $500 bales were sold at
about &c decline in the quotations OF Middling
and lower grades of Cotton. The aggregate
sales fer the past week. so,45o bales, are the
smallest. taking into consideration the season
of the year, thst we remember for any one week
for yearspasG.
We are glad to mention the fact that. under
the influence of encouragingoWe advices
and the belligerent character Of the news from
Europe. the demand for Flour Is improving and
the tone of the market is stronger. HSlders arc
rather stiff in their pretensions and are conf
IDENTIFY Anticipating better prices. There have
recently been taken up for Rio de Janero 1000
bbls of city made -four and 500 of Western.
In Provisions there is no change worthy Of
note though there seems to be somewhat
steadier tone in the market especially in the
order trade. oMess pork sold to-day as high as
Sill so 9 Dbl and as low as S. IS = Dbl
There is comparatively small supply Of
Corn on the market, and the demand is fair at
firm prices. The sales footed % about 1000
bags at prices ranging from 4s@5oc. according
to quality. o &
The inquiry for Sugar is principally confined
to the better grades. which show no change in
prices.
C0TT0N-The pressure on the Cotton mar
ket Is unabated. but tbs worthy of remark that
the heayines6 so apparent in the early part OF
the day was much less marked at the close.
Liverpool was easy, Bremen declining and
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will arrive Saturday morning, and leave for St
Louis Tuesday. March g. O.

+, !. Ay1,EN MasfSSy.
w T1 q ,, Feb; sso Y g Dsntzs agent
freight ' on Monday ay and jeaye on VII ThuTsday
March 7. for ali , isssnes AFIs9sss rIyeEE
Moupor March HI 70 f. i Winbnrn n'" agent
No 81 Natcb street: The steamer CLARA 3. viii
and * nasssnp argn' Will ioil 'ip VI o'''o
William wENzET, Master.
Exchange Clippings. "''
Cincinnati Commercial. February ~:
), Capt, rssppgs has made formal application
"a ,b yint. hn t for admi5son
isvijle and New orIenns Packet line She will
enter the Cincinnati md New OrIeans trade ne
soon as the cotton season Is over u quo nc
leaves for Rose Glare topmorrnw row from which
point he will send the CharIev Mci,onaid ~ The
istties with q + W Of stone ,Ths enntrant Tor
to Cnpt. Mcdonald by DippnId II Son ewing to
EvANsv1IIE' Feb. as'nThe Storm Ia at the foot
tine e. f ba1es ead 9ap md Banh has rs
prospect. for the Roberts, duoS,ere to-morrow
night. She will have dis natg for her rett.n
ttONew Orleans.
Some talk Of Uapt Tom Poe s aoinp 10 Kansas
with the A, j. Baker and two hare.'s for 10 opo or
5000 bushss Of grain II SO, he he Eli take k, tRs
grain thro0gh to New rrleans touathass wifi,
another barge load from ST, Louis. @
From thfoHshland Ky R,view:
MIR. Edityr-RsIuctaptDy resign NV positiop
on the staff of your paper. Wien w Won p ealed
mee3ob and cornparsd me to viii Hata med
itated thu step. but now that YOU hayeSully ex-
posed me to he gaze of the Review pl0,lie. / am
constrained to do so indeed Accept this vol
me (which is one of n half dnzen left in m y
care for distribution among the beniehted) "a
q token from mo Of your forbe rance and il
you'll read it with care you will get moreInter-
esting matter than could furnish. .
a "R. G, RICHARDSON"
tThs above note necompanied a handsome
edition of the New Testament. We've rot u new
man.eGn, v . a
Memphis Avalanche. Feb9,ary az. "
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Havre tending downward Such were the infiu-
enres under which the greater part Of the days
work was done but Mey Yor .,a after d Fa,,ne
mana ' was poor PC and only 800 bales we're fei
at rates .reanirlng 9 drop q &c in the he a'aota-
II, d review Of The week we gee no af sresable
feature to speak of. The changes. oowever,
represent only u loss Of &c on Low Niddting to
Middling in q comparison with last week 3
prices but In other respects the m grkpt has
been most unsatisfactory Throughout Weak
ness and irregularity have been tho predoui-
nating features, which checked the demand and
restricted the sales to 30 45O bales for he week.
against is 800 bales last week &nd 1880 bales
the week before
The changes at Liverpool show q decline OF
1-1ed on spots; Havre has barely maintained
tn Osalues OF last Friday, md Bremen is 1@l's
points lover, while, Manchester HsSreported
The closing oWeial quotations Of the Cotton
r. ali n !, On e,ere ~. follows.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY. w
OFFICE NEW ORLEANH DEMOCRAT. !
FRIDAY Evening. March !. 1873.
urw oprrANa m,EARlNg-HOIJfR, 4
MONETARY.

Totel this week .si1 s225st 81 s!.Fsi 1903 CT
There we're but few callers at the banks for
loanable funds and on the street the offerings
Of paper were small, @ 6
We quote eSoel tIonal paper 70s p cent:
AL do a@11: second grade do 100: loans eSn
collaterals 70s: Al m0r'tgage paper 5000:
second grade do % v cent per amman. an
Gold is firm and In fax demand.
Foreign Exchange is Rgher. a
Sight is freely offered snd weak. O
.s s,ats consols are imprSving and quoted at
Premium Bonds are quiet at seAas7.
Stocks quiet, O
Gold opened In Neg, York at 100 and closed
at 1o1N. Here 1t op5a.sed at logs@1SSss. and
closed ut 1o2k@1o2&. sales--s4oee and $4,000 at
1852 $1,000 Mt 102h and 10000 at 1e2ss.
ETERLlNG sALEs.f7ooe and $4,000 bill Cad
ing ct 4saeo ls9s, and f700G do atAa0. Bank ster-
ling -=04aa: commercial bills 4ssss@49D.
FRANCS-Bank Francs -, commercial 5i5as az
b.1b. @ .
sIGHTesAI.ES- s125, 900 ut u y cent discount
Bank sigSb gar; commercial " % cent discount.
h. STOCKS AND BONDS.
The following are tho weekly quotations OF
the New Orleans Stock ExchrSge:
sTOCKseo
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NIENGER'S GARDEN.
Nos. III and Ia bourbon street,
HI. VENEER. PrOuriet0r.

Has been newly frescoed, and Is now the FIN
EST HALL In the South. The artistic improves
ment Of the hall was opened to public inspeo-
m.
A large number Of European and American
papers ALWAYS on file
Three rooms for ladies and families, with sep-
arate entrance.
The largest Orchestrion In the world plays
Philip Bestg MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER atI
Five Cents glass. oc17 en-
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery & Co.

VALUABLE HORSES.
Good drivers and workers just landed OK Rob.
ert Mitchell.
RY MONTGOMERY & Coat Montgom.
- erys Tattersalls. No. 10 Baronne'street this
day. SATURDAY, March 2, at IL O'Clock, viii
be sold at auction
EIGHTEEN HEAD INDIANA AND KEN
lucky HORSES.
Sale positive.
TerRls-Cash. mh2
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At u recent auction In Philadelphia I'VE
breech. loading cannon. relics oil the oenten-
NAL were Knocked down for $500. Alithe MRS.
Topdles will weep to learn that they were snap
ned up by d man.
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TIE new ORLEANS DEMooRA:r SATURDAY, MARCH .. 1878

D 80 y barrel. Bologna sausage SIC. Spare
dbs--none In market. Side ribs s5@55.
Observation-Disclosures are selling at 81 COG
rs: onions at % 1903 30; apples at 81 5c@6 v
Dbl; cabbages at $50SoP 100. and "a 500 8 80 y
crate
GDFFEE~There Is no change to note In this
article. The demand Is small at easy prices.
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soyereigns. az issued from tho British mint,
weigh 1927 grains. When by nttrition they
fnii halnw lob they eeaset TO be current coin.
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Commercial and Financial Matters.

State eonsols yesterday manifested some I'M
provement and are quoted at ssss@ssSs' mhie
I. :, rer,i,,m bonds were quiet at 3e7s@s7.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02

Yesterday there was held n meeting OF the
rnambers OF the Cotton Exchange, at which
rems amendments to the constitution were
adopted. These being interesting only to the
members Of that body. we deem 1t unnecessary
10 rive them publicity.