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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
Oar State Finances.

We clip the following from the Audi
tors Report, which shows our State to
he in very healthy condition, financi.
ally, Notwithstanding the bankrupt
times:
The whole amount Of our indebted
ness. exclusive of the school debt
which is a perpetual aGd irredeemah!e
loan, except the accraing interest there
on-is SlS3. 394, OF which bonds due
and not due, and cannot be now bought
at any reasonable price. To pay this
amount We have on deposit in the
Bank of America, in New York. the
fiscal agento the United States, 23a
United States 800 gold-hearing bord>
worth not. less than 9246, 900; 406
shares ofs;ock in the Bank OF LOUIS
Vile worth s32, 1870; and stock in vari-
Gus turnpike roads estimated to be
worth s506, 267, II, aggregating 1884,
AZ, ~.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

The Hartford Herald's tobacco fair
was as big rs warehouse. The pre-
miums were paid in gold, and Col,
Nall duplicated them with paper-the
Farmers Home Journal. Ii appears
that Barrett is IA gold big and Nall IL
greenbackrr. -C0urier-j0urnal.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
DO You want 10 be Sued-

If not, and you are indebted to Mem
del Il Kahn, OF Cromwell, you had bet
ter call on |. Mendel and settle up al
once. or you certainly will be sued, az
the firm has been dissolved snd the BUSH
sess aYst be slsse@. v4ns-u.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

cam vasSal or peer?' asked old
man Wells, of the Returning Board,
sometime since Ii pears as though
hes IA peer and must pear before Il
jury of his peers and stand trial like
other grand rascals.--Lincoln Oils.
Times.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

z. r. Hunt, OF Kentucky, kA- l.ea
a?J>lintc,! ~ TIC kirVt -ui CJmanrhe
Agency. ln.ii,n r,rri;ryy.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

w. Jey.e N~4ic. eA-rAt Master Of
O-,u.l.1f,l. dtsi II L., horn. la DlyiS..
,ugut, bear Sprsh"io"g. IN ,hs 1T
inet., IS p1r4lysi'.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

The Breckenridge News ha. heen
considerably enlarged md '.rv much
improved in every respect T. :.
GivAs, l. editor sri ruhli.hrr.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Frank NiA.s-,!, Of Kentucky. M
ben spf~in'ri - ou- Of Ih' fioro'srg
C0lsnir.io!.gs 10 the rArl- ENp'~i-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Tie revenue officers nav, hnl a reg
uI,. 6.ht With the "mpnn-hin"r,' in
Galloway. The latter getting th, won't
Of il. 1t 10 supposed that they have
.es..sio.i iUto Tyuus s,-.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

TENS PER s.~SIOT:
Primary DE trttLcHt.. .-....... SO co
Junior ID W
Higher En- .! ,....-...... .......... ~ 90
Laun and Gr,k .................. % 90
one hall IL ts- fui,iur will be due az the mid
lie ~ the session, aid tns otherat t'.e close.
~ Jrtgrtioa ~ absence, ,Hc, 10 IN case Of
p.p'TIrso.i sickness. students Ci; be- received
10 .sy tiol- ani crtr-cl from time Of enter
ing special a.'cLlion paid to iittius boy Tor
Co'l-r,.
falri can be ob'si=ed at from - SO 10 81 90
per week. yaujI Il.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Henry NJ. Stevens died on Monday
last. in the ueighborhooi of Rosine, of
pneumonia.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Mayor Wei, oi Palnr,h, l.A, been
srr,oici tor j.stmhir. the peace.
Wonder il Wallace Grucl!e -ilI mourn
over that prNs!
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Jadge Biggef's bill to tax the shares
held by stockholders in banks of the
State. has stirred up those interested
in the matter. We are for an equli-
cation of iaxstion-rcquiriag each and
every class of 1 roperty TO bear its por-
ton of the burdens Of the State ac-
eording to valuc, and it seems that
this is a move in that direction.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Tie Lexington Gazette il ninety
one N"ars odd, and they have f!e Of
alI is i-.uo, except about TX month";.
Of the 6t,i
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Thomas L. jenkins, OF Kentucky,
has been appointed a Commissioner 10
the Paris Exposition.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

IL ;ae contested ri,-.;iDn Ia Con
grc.,, from the Fourth California Di'-
trict, WIScinI"n tnsn.. }, NaS awarded
tie seat last Thursday by \ strict party
vote
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13
Ihrcc .rore md Eer.

DR.. l.. P6and,l, Sr.. owe Of the
mos; profound physicians in Kentucky,
died ia Louisville last week, aged 80
Nt,ll-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

Pope thus IX died in Rome on the
7Ih instant. Hi ls-t word, we're,
Guard the Church | loved - we'll
and sScreli,.' The R1msa Catholic
church ha- !o,t ia head ut very crit
teal time. when ~. consider the di--
urhed condition OF Europe.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-02-13

look through our stocks of goods, fol
they feel assured that all who call anG
..~,,,,iDa ,vill ALWAYS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

seaboard the charge was not more than twice
as grent as that between London and
Manchester, though the distances were fire.
ouently ten times rs great. It Is proper to
odd that, despite the higher range of charges
In England. the dividends have not been very
much higher in average, owing to the fact
that English railways cost two to four times
us much per mile as those Of the United
States. But there is hardly d ground for
doubt that the cost Of travel and transporta-
ton in the United States has ruled lower In
the last four years than in any country in the
world.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

Mr.. F. Holander, who some weeks since
moved his large stock from 80 md 81 Custom
house street to 81 and s. Of The same stre6f nd
vertises in another column Of this paper 81 large
assortment of wines, liquors and cOrdihls Of Ill
deseripfiona; he is also I he sole agent for tho
celsbt nte1 Goo. Goulst champagne Old Cnbi-
net whisky, Reld's tonic and cocktni bittsrs
and GermnniA Bed Gross mineral water. Mr.,
Hpllander is also doing quite 81 business in Cal-
quite a large stock, Just received. Those Of our
merchants who have not visited tho Now store
Of this we'll known importing house should do
90 Our old friend Holandor has everything
fitted LII In siYls
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

At a meeting of the Great Western halfway
Company, recently held in London, some In
teresting comparisons were made between
Tffe>charges on that company's lines and those
of the principal railroads of the United
States. From these statements it appears
that. notwithstanding the boasted chcapness
of material in England, end of labor and SER
vices. the railroad charges both on freight
and passengers are higher than in this coun-
try by a large percentage. First class pas
sengers are charged on the Great Western
SIC per mile: second class, 4l5c; third class,
31[c. Sundrv American roads are cited, whose
average charges ranged at 1.49c per mile TO
. 3-10cfor through passengers, and 2cto3 sc per
mile for way passengers. The fact also Trans
nired that in first class travelling Id pat1oi
and sleeping cars in the United States, whose
accommodations are admitted to be superior
to any known in England, the charges footed
I'M a rate not half as high as obtained tor
first class travel in that country. AS to
freight the rate per ton between Manchester
and London was Sc 10, distance OF 100 miles
while between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
3S5 miles the charge was stated to be 81 a.
For freight between Western cities ana the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
bTAIsKEI'>; BY TELEGRAPH.
BY Atlantic and pnciffc Telegraph company
Domestic

gRn,uesalc
w., ro~ao ,,,,;,t
ne" YORK. NoV D. l;i2 ". in,0Ipn'G WIZ
u ~ i trG'tri;. ,niiIl mi Snpur
a,endy: hnl,,s 1863 hh1B. Refined sugar 8teAhy,
fHir relnand.
> .. rn.-Colfee quiet; nominally unchanged.
Retired sugar ~teaHy. w
CHICAGO. Nov. ., o:l3 q. m., Wheat-Saln4 ~
81 Nov~u,' or. alMm8l4 December. Pork Sc -
al Novemher. ST 0114Ge7 o5 Decembnr. 50 12@
january: IAr'i-5,85 N"Venb%r 1919 D.'rnn-
b"r. SOAR january. Dry Suit mchfs-3& 4.4''
40. Corn not onen::3 asked january
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

HcHooI, Books Mr.. james II. Black propr-
etor Of t hs Crescent Book Room, 1t9 Canhl
street. advertises d full assortment of school
books both for private and public schools ut
lowest prices. Mr.. Black has everything neces-
sary for school children in his cosy book store
and at The most rnnsOnable uricea.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

NEW GooDs.-Measrs. Il. Fl. Adams & Bro, 5o4
Magazine street. ndvertise that on Mpndny and
Iuesiay next they will open 81 full assortment
Of full dry goods. Mr.. e. FL Adams, who his
Just returned from the North, nnfici pates very
artive trade this fhli, md has purchased q stock
70 suit oil tbs requirements Of his customers,
We believe there is NJ place in the city thai on
Joys IL bstter reputation for Keeping first class
gouds thnn docs A1nms' COSY establishment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

staple to-day. and the demand In the local
trade appears to be steadily increasing. The
views If receiyers: however hue Undergone
nrs sell freely at current rates. bates-5O0 bbs
fnot previously reportedl for export $50 hbls
on private terms 40 IT o. 2 % ana IN e = 80 49,
a 87}z Is ~ A. S. 81 Mt 81 60; % and 10 at 81 Is;
25 at 81 37 1oo 50 and 30 or 81 rs; 80 at 81 85
50 at % G2tz; 100 half bbls ut 81 3d.
We quote. Fancy extras S5@5 %: fnmlly
s4@4 80; TRIBES, low TO choice. - 75; double
extras 80 1921: single gxt r sS 5o spper n
trade obtain an advance Of 5oc y Dbl on these
prices
euuptips. and prices nrg nominal Tho last
snles were Dale NJ 1905 Is = bbE. Dealers job
a. IN advance Of l5Go25c on the Wholesale rats.
the market dnli. Ws quote Of 81 2563 50 On large
lots out Of store. Dealers quote choice grits OK
store at 20 50Gp3 Is p bbl.
HOMINY- Wholesale So oot@9 25: retail 50 So
Rye FLOUR Unchanged at 80 5o@a rs.
CREAM AND PEARL MBAL-Demaud light
| and confined to small lots, which arc sold at
| PORE-Mnrkot aniet and steady; round lots
quoted ut 81 %. nnd small lots selling TO The
trade mt 81 37}s. Dealers quote mess ut 59G1g q
on job lots out Of store. SHles-25 bills ut S. 37h
Dry SALT MEATS Tho feeling Is quiet and
| prices eusy. Old shoulders. loose and pnckt d
on nn ner New paefed ' are IN 5eer favor
ana sell moderately well In jobbng wag, but
| 1tHeTWlSe are quot tlnl 5A5V Ut 4TaC. DShSIs
| quote NJ advances on those prices.
| BACON.The domnnd is etil dull. but holl'
| Pra hopeful Of q speedy improvpment III tt1e
| demand. hre indspOeed to make further "on-
| G9sf ions on prices Ws quote shoulders at 4}ae
clear rib sides STE. ana clear Sides 5%c. Deal
| ers quote &C higher than those figures.
| LAKD-The market JIG 1uiet and prices arf
eney to buyers Demand light but steady. W.
quote refined lard in tierces Gaf07o and prime
ateam G1s@Ca. Kegs arc hold a@lc higher
| Dealers in their trAds obtain IN advance oI ID
on these prices. Bales-5o tieIces on privat'
terms.
HAM8-A receiver reports 100 tierces sold II
the uast three Days medium to, small Averages
ut II lsN1t2n. Ordinary or plain hams are quoted
| pt PGp1Or Demand light and tone OF tho mnrke
nney Denlers obtain the usual ADVANCE Of ~
&c on these prcos. Saos-lo aud Is t1erees h
BREAKFAsT BACON,77The supply lg nmpl
for the demand. and the market is duh M
ensy for choicn goods ut 734G48G: dealers Hr
chnretng staM8N for small lots,
PACKEub' HOG PhODUUTS- Dsalers nr
, selling on orders in the Job trnde ut So 5pf9G
u bull Dbl for zig pork: 81 25@7 80 y bib f.
prime: 81 Is for prime moss: ST Is for rum
pork
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

GRAND itEorENIHG OF THE WEIlr,s KNOWN TAI
I,oETNfi ESTa BLISHMEHT OF AtC0LI THE
TAILOR" llg CANAL bTRBET,-ThIs house is a.
branch Of the famous establishments located in
New York, and which for many years has not
only been II puzzle, but wonder to Cvery ono
how elethiug could hs made TO order and In the
finest style for SO little money, SEQ card in an
Olher rOlurnn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

NINE. Rosa REYNo1R, No. CHARITIES STREET.
having taken advantage of the past dull month
to trim the large ass 'rtment Of hat and bon
nets purchased by her for cash while North, is
now prepared to exhibit a much larger variety
than can he found elsewhere, and respectfully
calls the attention Of the ladies to the TACT, and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

NEW ORLEANS STOCK EGCHANtE BALES.
FIRST OALI,-lO A. M.
slR 900 State Consols 7f'a
10 900 State ConsnIs T.. co.. 7G]s
States 7G0p7GA Premiums 2o}s1s29|s.
BECoaD CALL--12 NJ.
81 900 Premium Bonds .......... ....-.,..... 2oA
stutes TGG97G4 Premiums 29}sN294.
THIRD GAL1-2P +. NJ.
10 shares Factors aud Traders Insurance
o. OK dividend. ...-...-....... -r---..,.-'. 1903
Btales 7G}a@7Gh Premiums 2o58@3o.
by TelegraphJ
NEW YonK Nov. 2.Money closed ut ~ u cont,
Tx rhlnge closed quiet ut 482Gp4 B31a Gold
opened md closed vt 1ooh. Governments
closed strong. currency Ga 12O5s(Wl2.
Clearing House statement - Cui rencY eE-
changes tlO2 B33 Dl5: currency BALANCES, s5,NS7.-
80: gold exchanges. $780, 77J; gold balances.
81 1908 SAT.
We"kiy Clearing House statem"nt- Currency
exchnnges, s488.57I 553 currency balances.
ga 1885,, 5sB gold exchanges, s5i,295 So2 gold bal
nuceH, 81. 735 1876.
Gold cenrings at the N. 3 s.. N. Y.-God bal
nnc.s 81. $40. 13I currency balances. 81 ,G7E.2Dt
In State bonds. Louisiana coIetIs rose to
7G, and Missouri Gs Of 1886 sold at 10sI
Nav YORK, Nov, 2.~Ths bunk statement is
fav ,rnb. The following nre tho changes:
loans decreased 1886, 600, specie tnhr'astd
a. 283 Goo legal tenders increased $25G50n: de-
posts increased 81 3lG.7"O ;circulttiOn increased
Sl4 900; reserve il crenech 50, .425.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

Corn is selling for % cents per bushel In
Kansas City. Mo: wheat, 10 cents per bushel ];
oats, 10 cents, The farmers make sad COM
plaints Of these prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

The shoe and leather trade is moderate
and tho number Of men ont Of work IS hob
quite as large as some months ago In the
Eastern centres business II falr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

FAIL GooDs.-See Messrs. NJ. L. Byrna Il
Co. S advertisement in another column. They
will open on Monday large invoice of new
fall goods. including 4lpacas. cashmereS, cor
sets blAnkets. hOrsiery, WOrsted, silks, shaWls,
etc Cali and see them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

For families visiting Pbiladel phia, no more
coy. hone-1lse quarters. comb ned with excel
lent service unexceptional cuisine, md mode
rnte prices can be found than a. the Coonnads
Hotel on Chestnut street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
a,ommerciaI and Financial Matters.

The Fall River News says mill stocks held
as eollaterals are unfortunately being forced
into the market ut this present most IN
favorable junCturo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

With the cotton a11d WOODEN mlllS ol'5'il'S77
is still rather unsteady in the mlddlo oIit'eS'
The Eastern trade il dull. Tho Lnglsn co.,
ton and WOODEN business is senslbly decl1h'ig'
Cause, no demand for goods.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

DESTRUCTION TO NoZToUs INSECTS AND
GRASSES We take plea-ure in calling attention
to he advertisement in aloth r>cOlumn Of Prot.
Bertrand's Arabic discovery Of a chemical prep
aratiOn for the extirpatiOn Of all destructive
grasses and insects.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
Mrs. Widow e, Reyres vs.. Mr. and 7rs

Mrs. Widow r.. Rsyrss vs.. Mr, and Mrs.
Delaney.
ELEVENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
y fsh IF Orleans No. 75oG-By virtue Of Fl
writ Of Teri fHfhs. to noe dire Ted ny the Hon
9. a. ORourke, Seventh Justice Of tn Peace in
and for The pnrjsh Of OrleAua, n tho abDve en-
IL public auction u my Office. No. DOS Mngh"
zine street. on MONDAY, November 4, 1878.
at 10 O'Clock u. m, the following property,
to vii u
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
III per inventory On fe in my nfflce,
Seized in the above entitled and mum bsred
suit.
Terrns-Cash on the spot.
oc25 30 nos A. +. KELLER. Constable.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

An insurance war Is now going on which
PROMISES to result IN great changes i'll the
system In life insurance and in no small bcne-
fit to the pucy-holdrrs. The Mutual Lille
Insurance Company Of New York Is now try
ing what it calls an experiment in reducing
the rates OF insurance by just 80 per cont,
and as it is not likely that any one will pay
500 for policy in another company when he
con get the same insurance Tor $50 in the M
tua Life there is no end Of u row. The MI
tual Life tries to make itappear that It's course
is dictated by zeal for the interest OF the pub
lie and by a desire to make concessions 10
the hard times, but it would be great deal
better, says the st. Louis Post, If oil Insurance
companies would abandon the hypocritcal
pretcnse that they are managed from motives
of philanthropy, and us for the hard times,
thev have not Increased the average duration
of human life TO such an extent as to warrant
a reduction OF 80 per cent in the cost or lnSur-
ance We trust the fight will be fought out.
The insurance business has been managed too
much on that phiIanthropc plan which sub
scribed one cent for the heather and ninety
nine cents to pay the cost OF sending it to him.
The life insurance interest Is one or the most
valuable in the country; it ought to be made
valuable to the people whose money supports
If
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

assures them That they will find rea1 bargains at
her nopular store No. Charities street. near
ftaunl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

Nurses and attendants In sick rooms. who
have not had the fever use Omaha Rhubarb
wine us q preventive. For sale by l. L. Lyons
irny
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

TeY GEO PEARSON, Anctionee 20. 90
ID CAmp street-Wnl b4 sold GA MONDAY.
lie auction. on the premises, No. u MarignT
street, between Victory and Lhvee streets. in
irissot. Judge Of the Second District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, dated October 30. 1879--
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID RESI-
DENCE.
Tnrms-Caaf1. moi st
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

S""4s '@'"T'' y
hrmer Ogcnr Allen h Son
Alien II r dr Ander Henry
Atrklpn #
Bal, oty Jnmns Becker Bros
b rnRcr J W Il CUNT W
BDggs VI Z burton L.
brIlnirg Theodore
Gnnse h Cox Clansen VIM
t3nrb Claiborne J A kco
Calender John Galrn Jprnc3 RI
flurp1ra Gem Converse; ! i
Nmlrna johnny Clark w
ClnrknJ q
nIvta Il Dewitt Phjlin
U.nnnrv AC Ue Vnnn John
i.varnInr Dnnfai + d ,~,D +
n2n1,G 1,tI" i>''lt'''' Duncnn Hos
III 90 rIa Thomas Egbn Nike
l. i.n " r. rev Erwin g
r,ih hd'.li,rrt Entn,n,ls T,nuGg
L.rnt r hn TrnnA Wall
fcany NJ ''"A Flfnnfri'. Ham
FOR ynnn Il Duarn FDrtt,j., 1sui9
FDrrnst r5 Forrest J /.
=. ~ r' 10 WrnT
G,,rInar fi.o & lrflnnr John hon
f3Hrn Roht Graham b Fl
GriIrn flurAuoyirh Al
turriI n IT Fl gen HAYES luck col
Ht,gkIns solomon Uannraohliug VIM
II,ra,Il W 4 &-nua r. bich G.D
ii,no lie q UeuIt,nru w y
LYMAN Hhro Hpll.,gnil los +.
t,i,nap ca Unntnnn VIM Z
Hu5-ey lac Huber Henry
Judnh + n Jones Peter
kaue Jnmes hnnhn,y1 ( a+
KitcheIi + p
Lagman NJ LATr1poia
Lilwler John I.bretnn i st M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
COM VI E&esiaAs..
O FFINE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

SHTHTTTy z. o:
COTTON-Under the influences Of favorable
ndyiGes from nbroHd. the Ou0ning OF th" mar
ket WAS strong, but later tho tenor Of tho dis
,, ch"s Was not 80 favor bic. and tbs murkct
G usnI ttoudy, with sales oI 1900 bal &.
The following Is the Otflcial cOeing Of the Cot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

The New York and Brooklyn tobacco facto-
tfeg are slack The cigar business Is 1rnproV-
ing somewhat. Reports from Chicago, st
Louis, Cincinnati md Detroit are favorable
Rusiness il fair In baltimore New Orlonne
and Wilmington. Del.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03
ny Jules "A. >. Rousseau,

HOUSEHOLD, FgRNIl URE, JEWELRY, Or
GAN, PIANO. SEWING NJ ACH1NE.
PREMIUM BONDS, ETC.
SUCCESSION or a. W IOLLBR AND WILL
helnine Bofeger. his wife,
Second DistriGt Court for the parish Of Orleans-
NO. 4O,7li.
IY JULES T. 4. ROUSSEAU. Au"tioneer--
- Office % Camp q Iee,-Wiil be- sold on FRI
DAY, November 8. nj 1920 oelock. st No. C.
Columbus street. b,tween Maraia and Where.
virtue and Dufsuhnt to an ntdsf from the
Hon. A. l.. Ti33Or, ind - tn" Second District
Court for the parish Of OrIeaaa. dated October
%. 1874 -
Piano. Organ, Sewing Machines. Premium
Bonds. JeWelry, etc
'Tnrr1a--ftaah h, m tine anOt rtcz9 nos IS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-03

choice line Of mourning goods at NJ. l..
Byrne 4 Co.'S 1853 Canal street.
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River and PHILADELPHIA sc via n York 49,.
SUGAR-'There is a moderate inquiry and
prices steady.
w quit: Inferior 41sta+2c: common to good
common 5@5'2c: fair 70 good fair 5z4@62c; 1u ny
fair 64@-c; prime 67s@-c; strictly prime Tag
&C; gray clarified @; yellow clarified as
In quality, TIC: off whites. good to choice,
7AGsl4c: white clarified 8A@-c.
the market firm.
We quote: Common 29o3oc; fair s2@3sc; prime
1885: strictly prime 37a3Sc: choice 39g4oc.,
FLOUR-A good business was done in this
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COTTON STATEMENT.

cotton on FHIpDOaTu !Is DEE F7OUTIt U1 1H3
Cotton Exchange Is as follows: Liverpool Gl45,
H Hae p SagS n72n ,D N o Sea
s26. coistWise - bules; total 20 100 bnles. This
taken from tho stock at noon as noted at the
Exchange, leaves In presses 25.a47 bales.
Tho movement at ports for one day. UP to
u IN. to- day. Is given below:
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by George Pearson

MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FURNITURE.
MIRRORS. CARPETS, MATING.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC.
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cECOND DISTRICT COURT, NO, 46.73s-THE
- creditors Of this nstAte arc notified TO pre-
ent their claims and debtors to make Day-
ment. within the next t6n days, 70
JEAN MALEIG.
T,stArnenthr7 Executor, Force street. betwehn
Union sad Frruchmnn. tC25 20 nO3@
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No, 40 $3.50.