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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

TO The PRESS.

"The Dollar of the Daddies," in this
number of the STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
speaks for itself. Any of our brethren
who wish to buy the cut, can forward
their order and two dollars, and it will
be promptly sent post paid.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07
MURDERER CONVICTED.

Cincinnati, March 6th.-William Bow
sher, who has been on trial at Chillicothe
for the murder of McVey and wife few
months ago, was yesterday convicted of
the crime. He will be sentenced to mor>
row. McVey was keeper of the toll gate
on the pike leading from Chillicothe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

The Tytus Dickey case in Cincinnati
has come to an end at last, the lady's
feelings being Modified by verdict for
$1,000. This is a low figure for the cross.
examination she underwent at the hands
of Tytus' attorneys, but it carries with it
the conviction Of the jury that the de-
fendant perjured himself at a wholesale
rate.--[Pit. Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

Z he Tom Saxton, advance, Eliza
PIN kston, Sherman, silver, Hayes, Gin
cinEl Elati Commercial organ "feels to con-
graf atulate" our City Council refusing to
I1oays the bill for printing the ordinance
book. No doubt of it. Just like that
concern.
From envy and malice they are not exempt
nut then they've no shield from the dart Of CON
tempt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

CoNaREss.-Judge Kelley made
speech on the currency in reply to Gar
fields, ,ofsome time o,who on yesterday
reioined to Kelley. Both are Republi-
tens. Mr.. Hayes has again nominated
AK, Reed to be Postmaster of Toledo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

MAJOR General Sir Garnet Wols!ey, Of
he British army, claims that if war
taxes place with Russia, England has
100000 drilled men that would fall into
lie. Add to this England's immense
nsval force, and Russia in a grapple
Would not find Turkey.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

JOHN SHERMAN was one of the pillars
in the United States Senate during the
eight years Of Grant diabolism and rot
tennesB, and sustained the whole, Yet
the Repository says SHERMAN is man
above reproach."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

The New York Herald says of the
OF the Presidents veto:
SIN the whole history of our Govern
ment there was never before veto of
any bill by any President which was
oVerruled with such swift promptitude,
or pverruled by majorities in both bran
Chss 80 superhuously large"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

To accept the canals from the Lessees
will be to Condone their crimes, ,-RepO8i-
(. tory
What "crimes2" Why not specify ?
And who proposes to "acCept2" Is not
the whole matter in Court2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

The Democracy are no longer in the
"valley of dependency" but have en-
tered the promised land" and intend
to remain there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

TIE galoots that presume to edit the
Repository are blessed with about as much
discriminating poetical taste as q well ed
ucated monkey,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-03-07

The "dollar Of the daddies" is not nov
"barren ideality."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

What scared N Thrsna Of People In Brook-
iyn-Aneaed Rsbber. Exnmined.

William H. Bartlett, George W. Martin,
and John Roberts. the three men arrested for
assaulting and robbing the cashier and mos
scnger VI the Planet Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, a, President and lIoyt streets. Brooklyn.
on Saturday last were before Justice Terry in
Brooklyn Yesterday morning for examination.
Tho court room was packed to n dcgrrc that
threatened to cndangcr the safety of the build
ing \ middc-agcd woman. dressed in velvet
and silk, waited near the judges bench for the
prisoners to he called out OF the pen that is
fenced Of Oh one side ofthc court room and when
they came out she took seat close to Bartlett
and began to bcstow womnnly attentions upon
him. she was said tO L. his wife. The three
prisoners seemed to be- cool. but the excitement
pt tho week gave them n worn and haggard
look, Thry wcrc represented 10y cx-Judge Troy
and James q. Tighc. Assistant District Attorney
O9kcy Appearing for the people.
warren Ian the young cashier. described
the robbery. While he was talking there came
loud report hcnrath the feet Of the council
and almost under the prisoners. EX-Judgo
away! \ panic ensued. Tho thrOng in the
rear Of til" room tumhlcd over he benches and
made for the door. crushing each other in thoir
hast" 10 get ont Tho lawyers and reporters
grasprd their hais and ovcr,oats. and started
Tor the door There was wild confusion. The
prisoners looked excited. and seemed to be
comforting with "a view to getting out and away.
stricken throng. and directed them TO move out
sicHIily and slowly. He saw the movements Of
the prisoners. and ordered three police officers
wnu u, III W., V Ms'',l, a'oil' ~ ~,
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vii ia ,vs f,,,,,1 ~ In s,f,r Inn ,t urs srnn,a1
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
Slu.ILL-POx Nv a TENEMENT.
The Death Of Barber who hnd shaved
sore rn.-esarr. frsm Havana.

Tho lots numbered 1856, 1877, and iS0 Wash
ington street are covered with large tcnescnt.
in which about scvcnty-ilvo families. OF two
hundred and fifty persons. dwell The inmates
OF this vast tenement were alarmed yesterday
by the announcement that Joseph W"rmenno.
who lived with his wife in the third story of 1871
had died Of smallpox. Mr. WcrmonnO was
married only n few weeks ago. When be was
tnken sick. neither he nor his wiic sus pccteI that
the diseasc was small poN. and she nursed him
alone until the night before H." died. whom she
called physician. Tho dead body was taken
away in an air-tght coffin 10y the hralth author
the man died were thoroughly dsinicctcd.
Fortunately. many III the inmates of the tenc-
mcnt were vnccinatcd only short time ago.
but II IL feared that the contugion may spread,
~ SO mary have been exposed to tho injection.
Dr. James " the Health Department says
that, with ono exception. this IL the only caso of
small box that has been reported tQ the Board
Of Ilenlth since July. 1877. The Health Depart
mont has. learned that Mr.. Wcrmcnno, who
kept barber shop in West street. shaved sew
cral men who arrived in this city few days
ago from Havana. and II Is conJecturcd the dis
ease was brought from that city.
physician from the Health Department was
of the house in which Wormcnno died. and
not only have they been requested not to send
their children tCschOol hut the Board of Edu-
cation has been warned not To allow any pupils
from the house to Ell ter the schools during the
next two weeks.
Dr. Jancs said, Yesterday: We shall watch
the house very closely. and every prccaution
pox. think. however, that there is no occa-
sion for alarm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
CINClNNATTS DEAD MISER.
OLD JERRY TULLTs's POSSESSIONS IN
TWENIY-TUO STITEs.
uonrd,ng Land Instead or Gold Three Mil
lion Acres, worth Nearly SJ,0OO.OOO-
Estates from New Hnmpshirc to Texas.

A representative OF the Commercial called
yesterday at the office Of the late Jerry &. Tulls
md received some very valuable Information
regarding his vast possessions in nineteen
States. from Mcesrs a. J. Tullis and j. II.
Martin.
J. n Martin Esq. has bccu clo,cly associated
with the dc cascd for the past fifteen years or
more and is therefore nbundanily qualified TO
speak knowingly about the properties lands.
&c. belonging TO jerry c. Tuliis: while \. J.
Tullis. his cousin, an attorney ut law. has been
in the employ ol this misor,y millionaire for
nearly three years. in the transaction Of the inn
mensc intcrt SIS conncc' ed with the large estate
md in the capacity OF attorney. private Score
fary. &c. he has had ample opportunities and
facilities to- ascertain moro about the location Of
tho various traces OF landand tucir approximate
value thnn any ono else. In Tia" accumulation
Of over thr"" millions 90 acres. which We give
by counties IL the different States. with the NV
nrnge value pururfr old Jerry wa- never known
81 muriuur az r"ln- rhrnt"d 90 swiudlrl. ON
one occHs .un ir paid t5.Oui for u tract u land
In Texas. AMI ia" deed he received proved to toe
forgery II" did not omulaiu. but would not
say anything aDUu. It. hating To- admit that h"
had been beat Below are figures that will show
something 90 Tho tru" luWardu"ss Of the
amount OF property which his heirs will re-
BeiNO:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
a Drove OF Hog. In Flames.


A very excellent farmer living in the Morvcn
district. near Qutndn Ga. undertook icw evenings
ago, 10 cure his hu-- 81 Nrrniu by rub ing them with
coal ol Tie provided hims. with TAT 'ihtwuni torch
ami cummvnrod work. lnluc kilv lust he had goit 70
them well creased spafk from his torch tell on the
back Of one. and in AN Instant he was IN ngt blaze
The flames commune, Ated io the others. AMI IN cw
moments the drove running VIII fleeing with Nllt
rius speed amt uIrt the darkness like nr, ncnd-
The nest day the farmer ouud his baoon not only cured
lul llILN lLuMn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

George W Brown Of Kerhonkson who, dur
ing the winter ls7b caught eighty tour musk rats and
during the past winter has trapped several muskiats aud
u ninks succeeded IN catching tine black American
otter on siay last was three eoi ten inches IN
length aud weighed twenty pounds Its iur IL ol the
very finest aud contains no long hairs MI Brown has
been trying " catch This otter Tor about Two years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29


AND tNIfED STATES All ROUTE.
ON amt alter NOV. T. l-T7.
Tr1ins leave Ncv YORK. via DesbrOsses and Corilanit
MOSS fos Harm. urs Pittsburgh the West AMI South
M4u fNMan Palace cars attached - \. Nj. q and : -
J.. NJ lN,ly.
l,r " nm.rort Lock Haven. Cory. ami Erie At 81
NJ 0ui.. rt.us 900 CORY fur rtu.yiilc. Petroleum
t'nur aui Tag ,un K'-i0ns Tor MiilaHl'pogi ani
Ln.k u Nrn "a
ior Baltimore WASHINGTON. amt the South. Limited
Washington ENut,s, 81 Pullman fagllr cars daily, *
cent SuuiIA. 800 \ NJ arrive Washington nP W.
Ro-e.4r a $50 \ NJ, 10 80, ana . r VI sunday, 90
EHIi ,lor iHInlelphs. so $50 8 q 10 Limited. II
4. " I. 4 b. o. 3d. =. 3D. ANA % T.. VI SuniaY. . 4
M.d.GN@! 1881 aniof NJ Enisraut and second
class. T.. NJ
Boat, OF brooklyn Aqncv" connect with au through
ha!n. N lrr~' 'iN no 'rln{n specify ami urectuans
fer fut kruo.lA 70 travel
90 Tram, % N,Wale. Ehllb,th, Railway. Princeton,
Trenton, Perth AUhut. f,pWIusflu. n. lyitrtc. AMI
other iu.ut.. ~ce local schtI rs 90 m IT, OiUcs
rruli- arrive From Pittsburgh. DO ami 90 ~ ana
ln.2l = VI iuly. lnlp 4 VI amt" 80 dttIy cN.
Cctt MONDAY Fru4i Washington tut Baltimore. Il -
ant = ~ 4 v, 49,. .. anal lplJ = sunday
anaut - ~ A. VI From PWiA lriplila u'. q %. ~.
lniu. 10 - u AuA NJ 10 10 . H. 3d. ~ 10 -.
em % sr sunday, . A., J'1. ga - - II %
Ticket Offices. i26 ami ~ Broadway. Aston House.
ami loot of br~lrus-,. amt Clttauit st> Court 81,
Brooklyn. No. no ami i~ lIul-1u st. iuhukcu Depot
FRANZ THOMSON, T. FARMER.
NtatrIl Manager General PASSENGER A-nnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
TOMORROW!
GRAND SPRING OPENING
vOGEL. BROTHERS.,
The Ofae-PrSce C10tlaieys.
BROAD WAY, COR. FIOuST'0NS ST.
EIGHTH Av., NEAR I'D ST.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

would yuu like 20 know how TO relieve YOUR di,rcssih,
symptoms i,V hours Would Nuu like to know how
tod,ir l.kg m!rh i' t1e Hci,nt stl.c,, Nogii YOU
hk 90 know how to control the NIGHT ,Wtlts AND .icl
tire fcNcff Nuli Nnr hr o. know how go stop cough uud
causcthsN Iteration, thereby rc Wing the lung 80
that tNtN tu l,tif Muut Nnu Like fu know how 10
strengthen inc -,.tgm up 90 standard ut rogl Health.
10y Jew simple herbal cmi ilr~ provided uy nature tor
Nuur Drt u s send for ~ PAGE Treatise uu Herbal
Medic ttnu- without charge. without Illcc huu haN"
unlN To- send YOUR aAr postal card nh receive IT
tv return mail Address DK - PHELPS BI.OM y, n
Oruud : Jersey CttN. y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
Ital Gsta.s.

JEST savings bank nice cottages NJ bargains; Eliza.
- itinrurt y y prices, $500 To sl,ytp easy icru-,
circular. kELLprG, broadway, y y, l0l - -,
khNhtihport
I'OK SNIE-A farm CONTAINING ltacgrs viii hoH-e
aud i-fu. a. acres Dliutaf.i. balance uniDr, sifr-
ltfi ~ Long swamp. t. within o.. miles from luf
un-i"n ]. u dti"f. cun.rnlen I" srh.gl aud chnreh
lu 81 iiti Impure q " ti.iiN. l~i ga st. HIpNhi' H
l. u. or address tlr Owner. b. hLtN~. Elw"nl, / J.
HOUSE AND IOTs. $500 suitable for miik.
IMAM or yard nof, ftrt cash can on saturday or
S.,uias 80 l'4ii - nnd Boston fHlM
NEW q. uri cottage. Ntc W.u rflHus SlIl rf.l.
~ prl.n -ll'' healthy uDi-Nhnrho0l. -oul snnn.,
!ni 'hnrcht' h.' 4 ueaf ~ av.. sonth Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
for sale aaO 10 ct.

4 rANTMENI~t l. JET 900 snlti. oi aui 3 rooms;
u rent from tl"tpsl" 'aii 80 81 Nnitl Moore a.
nFfICE> 'rO LEr-ln SECOND ,trr, SON budding.
~ mons Aut FEAR, WEI i-. tsi hli sttu hratel 40
lN At sun fuhug on "iDr. Nt,-lr aui Frank lrt
no IET-N kins.lanl. NcN Jersey 80 minute, from
SOW York uu H.. l. and W. T. houses aud harm,
Tor iurthtr IA Oruaiil 81. apllt ~
" BALDWIN. 2l3 Pearl t. y y.
'EO IET-Mullcrr = near hl.om'- small house.
with store and basement 80, also. large dwelling.
'i0tc. aud basement ill 50 Inquire 90 CilAs tOA ;
n'N co - south 'tu HN, n,H spt1n- II
THE STORE los Nassau =. sun hull.rl - leg.
sutalr Tor bAuklu., Insurance. or general haiutSs.
.tram Aeated A.p.y Al tIe san PuuAoAuou OAlce 10
NI>sAu~'
TO IFT-lNn vacant lots n ami u D.Ncr.,f .unl
location tor coal Nhri Address l. y. WRIGHT. Sow
castle. Mc>tclt slcr ruuniy New York
TO LET-s,ooud and third aoors OF house I'D West
Il i'm =, . rooms Ou each floor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
Sttimbuats mO SallrOiOs.
propLE's EVENING LINE

Daily sundays excepted from Per A. Norh river foot
ui Canal Il CONNECTING with railroad. tor all point
Nort aud West Fare rs low as any other route Freight
taken at low rates.
Ticket, sale the principal hotels aud all Of W.
colts Nurcs. oir. In New York and Brooklyn where
baggage can be checked
W n DREW President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
'J'O rIiILADELr,,iA.

no rHILADELrHuA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOuRTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DFrO1N ~ PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN SEW YORK.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute SAFETY.
on ami after Nov u 1877,
fxrrcss Train, ica,e Ncw York. Wa pesbrosses and
turtNndt -, Ferries. HS fnlluw>
7an. y. "n hmicu. II NJ -, :, g. g 20 7, so
and T. NJ sundIys,D 4. NJ, = ., u 80, :. = 80. anI
J. NJ
BYatsuf " Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans az Jcr", CITY, anordins speedy ani dircct
transfer for BrnnkNn travel
Returning rnius leave Philadelphia 20 n Z 20 =
81 amt u \ NJ. umtej eNprc-s 30 W. 4
20" : AMI : IS T. NJ. ant - midnight On sun iaY,
: ~ u T. =. "a VI, 3f ami midnight
Ticket Offices '3d Nnd "a RrntiwN. No. Aston House,
ami foot 90 Df-hrn.scs ant turti1nit .s Court 81,
hnd Brook yu Annex truut foot M Fulton i Hrpuklyn,
lli. llN ANT lis llulsuu IA lkru depot, Jcrsgy
'tA Lmislnnt sct ohec, battery ra,c. ..
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
nturr4I NHuiitf. GEM Pa,, Niger Atfnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

Double Track. the most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute SAFETY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

FOURTEEN THRoIGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DFfOlN ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL SEW lDKh
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
HD@asR egtaGs

sales les, 154l % and ass5 bags, * ale1ogan. oa pri
g gae at 95m nsd neff os hhds @ sro cgo1 9z' rnng
fair to good fair 714@7&. prime II. Refined
sugar dull. Linseed oil 58G59.
81 o.. o. Corn 4sA@4s1z. zs@4eA. Pork So 25@9
i. CH1oAoo, Oct. 2s. 9:25 q. m.-Pork-s7 227k.
So Is a-ked January. Lard-6.o2h bid, 80
asked November, eo7h bid. 10 asked Decem;;
ber psy sat s2 o1red
o85n UnioR oR9 Btock 2zS Yards receipts of
Hogs to- day 'o Gea yesefdady 9 fr
the week 19.116; light grades selling at $500 10;
heavy packing e. at $393 Is: 6aa heavy shipping nj at
C1NouNNAT1,. Oct. 2e:--Pork 81 1909 Bacon
meats neats-General market sa@S1z, 4A@4s4, axe
~. La,d-6o5. 61,7. Hogs-$2 $685. receipts
ST. LOUIS. Oct. -Opening-Whea bid
November, 84A December. Corn-3lA Novem-
1a:5o p. mZ3Wheat higher; No. 2 red eszs
a3@s314 cash; No. red 78M sh. Corn dull j.;
slI @3lI year. az bid cash. Oats better: 2on
bid November. 19zS@2OM cash. Whisky steady
at 81 o8. Pork duls7 7507 90 Cut meats2GenI- ~
eral market nominaIy lower; 3A, 4M94s
Bacon dull; "A. ~, 5h. 5,7o0s5.75. Lard dull
5A bid.
RDPG4SHs
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %. u 80 Q. m.-Cotton fiat end
Orleans Ghd sales 5000 bales. Of which 1000 are
for export and speculation, Wheat-Wes
spring No. 1 SO cd. No. 2 7s sd; Western winter
No. ss 10d, No Q IS Sd. Flour-Western canal
19@22s Corn-New mixed 23s@23s Sd. Oats-2a
Cd, Pork-Prime mess Western ass. Lard
Prime Western $685., Baeon-.Long clear 3ls cd
short clear 32s cd. Tallow-American 37s cd. .
Sd. m-Lard-Prime Western dull at 3ts Cd
Bacon-Long clear steady at 31s cd; short cleal
LONDON, Oct. 26, 2 o. m-Floatng cargoes o
wheat firm steady Continental demand Float
ing cargoes Of corn firm cargoes on passage
and for shipment dull Wheat dull no business
doing. Corn dull at 23s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
SHERIFF SALES.


A. Bechet VS.. L. Reebe and M. 4. Beebe
Of Orleans. No. 1896; same vs. L. Beebe,
Miss Maria L. Beebe. Intervenor.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish Of Orleans. No. A, ,997-By virtue of an
alias writ, and OF q writ Of neri faclas. to
me directed respectively by the honorable
the parish Of Orleans, in the above entitled
causes, 1 will proceed to sell at public auc.
tion, at the Merchants and Auctieneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customh9;use streets IL TIE SECOND DIG
1878, at IL o'clock M, the following described
prX2RRffr'HHHH XRf HHE 4 "IsI HIGHT. TITLE AND INTER
EST Of the defendant, Miss Marie L. Beebe.
In and to q certain lease, executed by Widow
bounded by Common. d'Hemecourt Genois
and Clark streets, consisting Of seventeen
lots of ground. Also the tWo-story dwell
ing house. kitchen. stables. horses, carriages,
Also. ali the balance ef the land bounded BY
Hagan Avenue, Park, d'HemeeOurt and Baudin
streets; also the part bounded by d'Hemecourt.
Common. Hagan Avenue aud Clark streets, for
the term Of twelve years. at tho rate Of three
hundred dollars year. which amount of rent
lease ends on the first Of September, 1888. The
obligations OF the lessee being to preserve all
OF the furniture In good order. to, keep the
same insured and to reserve the bedroom fur
whole will more fully appear by the registry OF
said lease in the Mortgage office, book one hum
dred and fifty three, folio one hundred and
seventy five,
Seized In the above suit
THOMAS H. HANDY.
oc21 27 no2
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

small lots In the local trade. The market Is
a decline of 1s@Ac on our last weeks quota
tions. We quote ordinary hams 9@1oc and choice
sugar-cured II 1s@12c for medium averages and
1214c for small averages. Dealers obtain the
usual advance on these rates.
LARD-We have nothing new to note In lard.
In the local trade there is q fair and steady de-
mand for small lots at prices shade under
those of last week. We quote refined lard in
tierees at 7A@7!sc and prime steam at TIC. Kegs
obtain an advance Of &c on these prices.
BREAKFAST BACON-The supply Is ample
for the demand. and the market Is easy for
9a@91ac for small lots.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTs-Dea are
selling on orders in the Job trade at Sc 5000 rs
prime; ST 87% for prime mess: 81 s7h for rump
pork.
,COFFEE-The, inquiry has been confined
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 4O.S35

no. 4U,635,
DY HOEY. MACON h O'CONNOR- Nicholas
p J. Hoey, Auctioneer-Office No. IL Caron-
delet tstreet-SATURDAY, November 80. 1878, at
u O'Clock M. at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, ON St. Charles street. by virtue OF an
order Of the honorable A. L. Tissot, Judge of
tho Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. dated September a. 1878 will be sold at
public auction. for account OF said estate, the
following described property. to wit.
THAT FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTY. No.
72O Magazine street. In the Foui tn District of
this city, In the square bounded by Magazine,
Constance, Second and Third streets. The
ground is composed Of four lots measuring
each 80 fest front on, Magazine street by 1856
feet in depth. The residence, a two-story frame,
retired from the street, with an open iron FENCE
front; has front and side galleries, large halls
and some fourteen rooms, closet. pantries. bath
and dressing rooms, ETC.. carriage house and sta
bes; the ground arranged as lawn and garden
fronts tho fine residences of Messrs. s. Kats
and Joseph Simon and adjoins that Of DR.,
Chastant,
Terms OF le--One-third cash, and the re-
mainder at one and two years credit, with in.
terest of per cent per annum from the day o1
sale until final payment. secured by vendors
lien and all the usual security clauses. and
purchasers to assume payment over and above
the bid Of all taxes for 1873. payable in 1879.
Acts Of sale, at the expense OF the purchaser
before n. B. Trist notary public.
NJ m O
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

CORN-Small supply and quiet. White $780,
yellow soc p bushel. bales-soo bags mixed at
OATB-Are gu ct but steady at 34@s5c y bushel
BRAN-Is In light request and weak at 727ze
HAY-Flrm. Choice $1s, prime SIG p ton.
BULK CORN-There is only q moderate In
quiry at 450 4sc for No. Mixed
at e4Ga95c for Texas and choice No. Western.
WHISKY-Market quiet and steady. We quote
choice Cincinnati 81 O801 90, fair to good West
erB 4 Pi9 3 NeW 7 Ross Ssl
dairy good l7@1ec Western creamery 25@28c.
Western dairy 12D16c y fb.
CHEES E-Steady. New York cream 11@12c,
Ohio factory s@01c p fb.
STARCH-In fair demand at 3@3Ac In lots.
POULTRY-Old chickens s4604 so; young 50
@3 SO; ducks 50 5093 so; geese s5@S7; turkeys -
EGGs@Western 1o@2oc; Louisiana 25@aoc y
RIGEi-Quiet. Prime s@sbc. good 5Mc, fair
s and No. 2sas%e q ID: fN'>'o' "
SALT-Messrs Jackson d Manson have Kind
Demand limited. Stock ample. Three cargoes
have arrived and are stored In bonded ware
house. We note sale Of one cargo. all coarse,
at roc . eack afoat. and another on private
terms. We nuote dealers rates from warehouse
Mt 77&@8Oc o sack for coarse. 95c(0S1 for tne.
Turks Island neglected; quoted nominally at
eanh as in size.
FISH -Messrs.. 9. Fl. Lawrence, & %, have
obigipgy furnished " With the 10 folM,3wing Il"
Bbls s1s. halves 50 50, qucrters s., kits 50:
mackerel No. 1-Bbls $l2. halves IS 25 quarters
50 25, kits 81 25; nackerel No. 2-Bbs $40, halves al
g. e. hal2es 81 IS q aqaFers q 60 Rs
81; maekerel No. 3. medium-Bbls s6 3d. halves a.
So so, quarters 50. kits 95c: mafkerel NO. u
small-Bbls s5. halves 81 75 quarters 81 Is, kits