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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04
COUNTY TRsaSUREa'S SEMl.tNRUAL
REPORT.
COUNTY TEEAsUslR's OFFICB,
CA6sON CrrY, or1nsby County, Nevada,

July 2, 1873
To the Hon Board Of County Commissioners Of Ornsby
county, Nevada:
Gentlemen: | herewith submit my report u the bust
81 County Trvasurers office for the half year end
ing June 30, 1873.
On the Of January, 1875 there il the several
county fuBds the following
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04


Leaving outstanding l29 Bonds with interest paid to
June /, lSTs.
have made my semia settlement with the State
Controller for all monies received account Of the State
and hold his receipt in full 10 June 10, 1873.
j. FRASER, County Treasurer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04
ADvERSTTSING MEDIUM.

Because of its greatly enlarged circulation.
Also it viii be, as heretofore, a carefully
conducted
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-04

The .ao2c u Nt Tt p,-tpo1,eE rntii TIL ESD.Y
;rr .I,t IT., II Nj, : y l,7, :jatt
=. " re,.r=s- Il lialui iis Az Gai4,,.'IIts
I. WIT Gf.a-;u-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
Church Notes.

There viii be "a camp meeting held under
the auspices of the United Brethren in Christ,
on the oh camp ground known as the Locust
Grove ground. g miles west of Strasbrrs. on
the limo Of the T.. &; O. r. r., commencing
August lst. at three O'clock, = N, aud con-
,iuuius until August sth. Special aTaug-
meuts have been male with the raiifoa
COMPANY so that reduced rates Will be allowed
al. attending camp.
There will be camp meeting held 90 the
hnd of Nr James Smith in the vicinity ol
Vaudeville, under the auspices Of the u. j.
Church, South, commencing August 22nd'
A Camp Meeting under the auspices Of the
NJ. F. Church, South, will be held at B3nton s
woods. near Midllybnrg, Toudouu county
commencing August l4,h.
The 2nd Quarterly Meeting (or Charlestowr
Station, NJ. Z Church South, viii begin thi
Saturday morning.
The Second Quarterly Meeting. NJ. T.
Church South, for Jefferson Circuit vii! Ie hol,
40 the White House, August 4th aud 9Th
Preaching Sunday morning and night, ais
Monday morning, after which the Quarterly
Coatcrcucc will he held
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
Liver Is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ Of the whole
human system, IL controls the me, neai'n az"
hapDiness of man. When il is disturb ~ is
proper action. all kinds Of ailments are the n1tu-
raj result The digestion ot food, the moveme Us
Of the heart aud blood. the action oi the oiain
and nervous system. arc all Immediately connect
cd with the workings ct the Liver. IL has oeeh
successfully moved that Green's August Flower
l. uusoualied in curing all persons afflicted with
Rvsncpsia or Liver Complaint. aad al. the numef-
ous svmptoms that result from au unhealthy con,
dltinn % the Liver and stomach. Positively sold
in an the towns on the W cstern Continent. Three
doses will prove thatitis just what you want
sample bottles 10 try 10 cents.
November Is, lsT7-ly-nd May ., ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
VII2CfTNTA 7IET1 PI2IEeseTFIIE JOURNAL.
Dedication OF "A New Catholic Church
in Winchester.

IN Winchester.
The new Catholic Church at Winchester
was dedicated with great ceremony on SUNDAY
last, ly hight Rev J J Kain, Bishop Of
Wheeling, assisted by The Pastor. Rev Father
Van De Vyvcr Very Rev Falhec Jansenese,
Administrator Of the Diocese Of Richmond
Rather Yccser Trof In ST. Charles College
Euieyu City, sld Fatte, Neycrry, Of S,auu-
toni Father Schlickl.ng, Prof OF Dogmatic
Theology in Montreal College Father Orbau,
Prof Of Science in Montreal College. Canada
N,sirs. J W. Lynch, and James OFarral,
students ia 81 Mays Theological Seminary
Baltimore; John Bowler, Cross bearer at head
Of Procession, aud acolyies from Ilarpers Fer
~ ana Winchester The dedication ceiemo-
uics vcre as fellows Procession around tie
church singing Of tc " Misercrc aud bles
sing OF ,hc walls procession around the church
inside and singing 9ltho IAtauy Of Saints.
The StauutJn choir furnished the music, which
was wel rendered and much commended.
TIE sormou-a very able aud eloquent one
was preached by bishop Haiu. -" The oc-
casi9u," said nc, (which gathers together SO
n.au, here ;o-lay IS orc Of ". not only to the
Catholics Of This congregation, but, trust, to
all good Christians ia this section q the Val
les Of Virginia Tor tbe solemn dedication 81
church e. ,he worship Of Almighty God Is
itself a bubble testimony u that Christian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
\ CNlEIl.

90 an who arc suffering from -hc errors and
iu1iscrctous OF YOUTH nervous weakness, carly dee
cav. ,l-. 20 manhood. &C., ! viii send rccip,
that cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy vds discovered hl o missionary IN
south America send : feli addressed envelope
% the Ecy.JOSEIu T. INNAN,
S.ati,7 D, B.bir H54-e, Nsn lyrl C,iy.
Oct &c. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
NEW GOODS.

(tLOTHiNG. shoes, Solid Colored Hose fl la
I dies and Misses Hamburg LdEing-- tLec cheap
ct IN town. DO glta large JOG end am selling
10 tor 4 cents per yard and ~. Tie reason ] ana
selling 20 cheap am willing o. s-u Tor snort pro,
first class goods. Remember The place, Merchant
now ro1m-Mai- street, opposite the Methodist
p,-sonsye NlMR0D TRUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
mere Mention.

Mere MthttNhs
vi. return thanks to Mrs Isaac lIeidwhol
CRANES of Cucumbers
Nil. A Snyder. Of Cincinnati. Ohio, Will
,..,rt cur thanks for package Of late
iy papers
Wtr,~lay next, August eth, is the day for
s l,,irrine of the term Of the Supreme
rartsf Appeals a, this place.
r.r G Araoli Christensen Of Toledo Ohio,
.,.i al, tho Episcopal Church, in this
.-.s 90 Sabbath last, ia The olsenccof tie
Rector
r.Ss.a saws WHi,y Lodge. 80. 2IIo.
aF.oi t,is place, has paid out Of It's 'Tca-
.r.i. t.e las, six motths. fr thc relief Of
[ .ad disabled brothers. Sll7oo.
r. contract tor the inprovcm mt, by the
.lrrma, a. story. Of The stone school house
IL. -phse ass been awarded 60 Mr.. James
" mt
tr,ldmosc correspondent informs US by
.,-4t. o., looked into the m,uth cfa babe
Saratoga street. and found that it had three
,.U tooth ana no front ones We know
crown up pcrson-p pas, middle asc,-thai has
- f.u tooth aud uo others
-lrCL Wilson, at summit Point 10 Ais
...,, from sixty-Gyc acres received Ibis year
n.e,cga hundred aul s.S,y-eisht bushels Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03

Trains passing Charlest'wu 70 II % r @. rua
only ou Non laws. wednesday, and Saturdays
ali other trains daily except SUNDAY.
June To- ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03

Quite number Of hogs are dying with
cholera 10 toe ucsiJulool e LectoWu and
Dueields Capt J Melvin las LOST some
re lr AID tv H.. il--a-l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03

The Greeulack Labor Party have issued a
caU fsr % Convention ot MartusUurg 20 tie
.--l instant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
NOTICE.

TEIO ,hc taxpayers Of Charlcstewn District. who
have not paid their taxes tor thc years 1873,
1874. 1875 and 1876. will lind their bills IN The
hands Of II. G. Z1mbrO. Constable, 90 bc collected
W once. Notusther induE cncc will Do given.
EDWARD TEAkNEl.
An,u ~ ls7s-tf Late sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
ArvEvTsoT, REAP rliIs!
Firy Carriages, EUEEies, JlgsCrS and
~ Uso.-s On Hand
! MEAN 10 SILL THENi

Id.sirc b. can th, attention of tha citizens ot
Berkeley and Surrounding counties @ %. fact
tbHtl have ca hand large and elegant supply
ot i1u.it tlrriIgts, bl--1as, i"cN1NaF, Jenny
Limbs. rr' ..t,r stylesu 90 vehicles, also 'Egas
10 % kUi and descriptions which am scii.uE
Bower .lls ..l. dealers .u my Uuc, either Tor
.l Il. 'n tm., n- iU .-cLaLE- tlg horses. country
produce, u. secondhand carriages. j ASH at;tr-
Dim % obese terms as tleg are more liberal than
and u'rcy scarce, tu. want my friends end Gus
..aels 90 know that. nevertheless, they can sup
lIr Oh .us..rC- with carriages.
Persons ia wan, % o,l carriage wheels o. fix
eu thciruarkr. WAGONS. or o. make temporary
wagons, win tul 40 uy factory any kind they
ulv -if-- some o, chem very good, and WI. last
long tiu- Coz ,Cct purposes
Repairing promptly dome as usual Give me
rlI. 3. Yog uIu- aul thing iu ut Gao. 10 VIII uJt
WN. T. GEYER
vartilsbar,. [aa- a.. l,-s-t.
Mcli.1. au'l1Htiosasser'tha. more chan one
laltg: u.a annual norah,yi IS luetopu,m1ua-
pa Complaints Why. chem, u,-.ec; SD great
11 earthly salvation when 'r. Scl,e!'s iam.-
ly Cough syrup IS guaranteed 90 allrl relief.
I,is oorl.,ut Aaulu-. lu. is prescribed by
the faculty Try ;tarl De convinced. Price
only o.; FIR sale ju Clar.estowu by Q. l..
D-...r. and at Utrper's Icrr, by Gilbert Bros
We are indebted g. Jyhu Hess. ESQ. lie
County Superintendent. q Schools, for table
esl..tus ,he enumeration u Youth lately
made .a ,ais County. and a comparison Of tde
result. With That If 1871 We regret tlat we
$500 ..fI. p o.. ...r. .'.rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03

WESTWARD HOUND.
EASTWARD BOUND.

The. clock a.. 80 train arriving ~ Charles
town runs only on Mondays vs. etn-,lAys aud St-
urt,ys-all other trains daily except Sundays.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
FOR SALE.

s'TgVHE New American Cyclopaelia," in six
teen Volumes by Appleton Go. 10 good
having beou used but a short while
ana carefully landed. Tor fgrtl er iniorma lion
.priy at FREE PRESS OFFICE.
July O.. 1873
DEST POISON Dead Shot flr Totatoe Bggs
and Cabbage Worms, for sale by
Nav Is. ISIS. Z. W. TRUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLER

IMlONIED AM AAI-hICAN ~ 4LLHl 70
Spoons. Dus,.ng. Scrubbinc, shoe, White.
Wash and Horse BRUSHES, &C, ans variety
Of BUCKETS. -
BUGGY, SLEIGH aud WAGON WHIPS,
BIRD CAGES. BAEN-D0oE HANGERS, ROPES,
ITALIAN HEMP, SOAPST0NE and GUN
PACKINGS, Murtise Machines, Boring Machines,
Jack Screws, Chains Traces, Ilaacs, Locks,
Hinges, Bolts, files, ChisSels, Trowrls Levels
Planes, Bs,els, Wrcncles. Hoes AMI Picks.
4 complete stock OF TOOLS aud Supplies FOR
Carpcutels Mdsans, Shoemukers aud others, with
many Housekeeping and furnishing Goods
a complete line OF OILS, PAINTS, NAkNloll IL
rs, GLASS, &c, always onhand lowest mark
It price.
ItIDER MILLS, plouIhs. Of the most approved
Patterns Berea Grindstoncs, Pumps u all
Kinds, Scales. Corn Shelters, Wheat Pans, Dit
scoops, Churus, Shoyels, Forks, Spades < RaSes.
GGANOS.-J. ). Turner'S Excelsior, Ober
Sons Peruvian. and South Carolina.
cudcayor TO 30 CASH Eusincss. and am pre-
pared To oder special inducements 70 Cd'h buyers;
ly prompt aud strict attention e. business, J
hope to merit liberal share Of tue patronage OF
the people of Jefferson.
Al J4&Es L4w. Hoor,'S Oh STAND,
CITAFsE-E1STOTVN,N W. VA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
$tiII Rolling In!

7 AN ROW opening beautiful line 90 CASSi-
: NERES. COTTONAUES lud LINENS, cheap
Nar2s. C.. ~. TRussELL.
HAVE iustrccciyed a fall and complete Stock
I 81 FAMILY GHOCEkiEo. Harvest suppligs
furnished 40 lowest prices Lsamin' stock be
tore making Our purchase Eesr.,.
June 3, ISIS W. EBl.
nOTONAC, y c. and Lake Herring for ale
by W. LBl.
nCEENSWARE.-A fuiiiiue and Large stock,
~ embracing every piece needed in welt regu-
lated family ior sale by W. Lbl.
C,CCAR IS SYRUPS.-Cut Loaf, Cranuiatcl.
= Powdered aud Coffee sugar, with a iuli
sock Of brown SWups, common o. prine. for
sa.cby ". Ebi.
nLACK and GALVANIZED Wire Muales, Goo .ale
cheap. by DUKE& CALLhHEd,.
Ill sizes Brass prcscfFins kettles, prices
4 L DUKE d CALLAuEKs.
DUY our Cheap Water Cooler
Is DUKE o. GALLAHER.
nUIO Griudstores. Wire Di.h Covers, Balloon
- Fly Traps, Grass Table Aau, Galvanized
Wire Ci0thc. Lines, Tor sale by
June -. Dull CALLAhkk.
an COOK STOVES. o.
J Jusc -. DUKE & GALLAllERS.
DORCELAIN lined Kct,les and Sauce Pans,
for sale by DUKE d GALLAHER.
JIXTRA Quality Cedar Horse Buekcts, for sale
l. By DUKE GALLAHLE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
NEW GOODS

Z HAVE received my SPRING STOCK Of
| GOODS. which were bought aud Win De- soli
~ TIE lowest marlct rates.
Ma,Is.' as. GEO. " r. EEARSLEA..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03

UTANTLD.-Dlco uans sides aud Shout
W dcrs. Lv NJ 10y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03

DOARDMAS'5 and Crosman's Celebrated
ID flgaer secds, ior salc by
INN ~ LII,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
IllRAgS EHITB SULPHUR SPRINGS
PIIOTOGIsAEIPING.

HAVING utd my Gallery up Tor thc sun
! 4 mcr ca;nrmgn, ! am prepared ~ execute At
Woik entrusted Ia zoe, in thc very best .iyle snd
No Eell muLclat. rfI.n-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-08-03
COPYLNG 4 8FECLILIL

Ny Gallery can be- foHnd a. TIE South eud
Charlie street. Thankful for pat faforr, cnepur-
age. mc 10 splict a continuance oi the samc.
Nay n, 1915. Ni;S. 4. 3. SMITH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
COM VI ERCEAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Saturday EYnnlnp luna & 1879

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Saturday Evening. June 8. 1878. I
GENERAL RENTARKS-This has been for the
most part bright day. relieved by u sharp
shower of rain between l and o'clock. GEN
eral business remains inactive.
Considering the stock Of Cotton on hand at
this port, 81 432 bales the sales to- day were fair
amounting to 5000 bales. Of which 2774 bales
were sold In ono lot,
For Flour the demand is limited, and few
sales are reported. amounting to about $50 bblg
Prices are steady.
The favorable advices from Chicago continue
to affect the tone of our market, and prices
have advanced to $l0Q1lO IS. with small lots sell
ing at those prices. The vi usually large re-
ceipts Of hogs at Chicago during the past week.
and the rise in prices of the cured product.
strike the general observer as anomalous: but
the general impression seems to be that the
price of Pork had fallen too low. and that the
present improvement is natural and Legitimate,
The reported sales here to-day were only 80
bbls at s10t@I0 25.
The prices of Dry Salt Meat in this marke
exhibit further Improvement but they are
not yet up to Western quotations.
BacOn-in fact provisions generally-gve evil
dence of upward tendencies.
The sales of Corn aggregated 1900 sacks. at
from SIC to 55c v bushel
COTTON-The demand was fair and the sales
aggregated 5000 bales, 1880 bales of which were
purchased by two brokers' and 2774 bales
were sold in one lot. The tone of the market is
firm.
The following is the official closing of the Cot
ton EXCHANGE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1878.

Lard-os2.@6s5 June, e,s7'6@6.9o July, e.97h
August.
BT LOUIS. June s-OpenIng -Wheat-95 July.
Corn-gG bid July
III. Wheat sasier--No 3 red % June. 94A@
95 July, o2A August. ga@sl bid cash. Corn
81 4 bid June sales 35zSGp3Gh July, 37'a August
49, cash. Oats frmer25b bid cash, Whisky
July. Cut meats hiRher-Eaable 1. g., "a;
Bacon scarce and higher-45B. so, ga. Lard
higher-G4.
-l:I9 p. m.-Whoat-94 July. Corn steady-35'5
03G July.
New YoRK. Juno q, II n. m.-Cofree dnIl;
Rhies-f20h Pascal .. T.; cnrgOPs-ordinary 10 an
H. fair l6'f good 16@tfA. primo iGa. lots tan
nv. Raw sugar quiet aales-l0D0 hhds; refn-
inR-fair to good lair 7h@7 7-IG, prime 7p-lG
Refined sugar firm with good demand Liuseed
OI-5705s.
1915 D. thanksgiving 81 1901 a. winter
Fl 14Dl 20. Corn &c. AGA, 1904 Pork 81 75W
10 25 Lard 7.l6G720.
CINCINNATI june 8-Mess pork firm and high
er at 80 7b00t0 W Dbl Lard strong. with m no
ward tendency-C Current make GT@Gs0. kettle
ga for city, "a for country. Bulk meats st0ndy
for No. 2. Corn flrm-42n43 for mixed car, 4tn9
~ for sheed on track. Wheat quiet and unset
tled-Whlte 81 O3Dl O5, red St0t 90. Whisky
steady-sI o.. Hogs firm and higher: sellinE
at 81 80 for choice putchars 81 20FQa 40 for fair
to good packing. 50 1903 10 for inferior h
Cental.
LIVERPOOL juno 3. 1880 .. WhNat West
ern spring 81 tOdd9s Cd: do winter los Iod@lIa.
23s 9d@23s Cd Oats So ID. Pork-P Prime mess
Western 42s Gd Lard Prime Wostorn 35a 30.
Bacon-IonR clear 2G5 Cd short clear 27a. Tai
tOw-AmeriGau 37s Cd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
QUOTATIONS FoR GOLD.
TOBACCO-Quiet Stock on sale 1900 hhds

CORN-In moderate request Bales- 100 sacks
mixed at 52c; 500 white and 800 yellow mixed al
53c: $50 do and 200 white at 54c. and 200 white al
55c y bushel.
OATS-Are quiet. RaleB-9oo Galena ut sac
and 1000 do on private terms.
=, BRAN-ln light request 25O bags sold at &C
" cwt.
HAY-Domnnd small and prices easy. Sales
800 bales choice mt St4 W ton.
BULK CORN-The supply of No mixed IL
very small, but the demand Is good. and prices
have improved in consequence of the advance
in Liverpool. Until within the past few DAYS
there has been no available tonnage in port
but now he supply Ia abundant Mt easy rates
and fayorable to shipments from this port We
quote No. mixed firm at 44C. No white corn
Offering and i is nOmi nally quoted at 4GcGU47c.
BUTTER-Fatr stock and In moderate re-
quest. Nav York creamery fine 23@25c Now
York dairy prime 20022c. New York dairy good
l8@l9e; Western creamery 18925c Western dai-
ClIEESE-Is in light demand. New York
POULTRY-Old chickens s4a4 50 young
5000: ducks $2@3 geesel 1905: turkeys
sTARCH-In fair demand at 8 ae In lots.
POTATQES.-Wester nominal at 5Oc@s1 q
Dbl, OF Louisiana potatoes there is q fur
s St :. s, Tith 70 moderate demand prices easy
ONIONS - Western nominal. Louisiana
onions are In good demand at g. 80 U Dbl
SWEET POTATOES-Are quoted at 81 1903
OABBAGEs-Are steady. Louisiana cab
bagas are quoted at IS 50@6 80 Z crate.
D 10.
EGGs-Western 8@1oo: Louisiana collie q
dozen.
RICE--!Is firm. No. 2 sNc; common Az
59c ordinary 5'5@51c. fair 5'I06c, good 6A@
sac; paine 6%@7c. choice 74@73sc q fb.
SALT-We quote dealers prices from their
@1 10, for fine; Turks Island dull and neg
lected; held at 30@92c y bushel. Table salt in
pockets 1a@7hc czech, as In size.
WHlSKY-The demand for this article is
moderate and In prices scarcely any change
from day to day. We continue to note old
stock neglected and DULL. We quote choice
Louisiana six per cent SOL o.
WOOLrSmall lots of the new crop are coming
in, but meet poor market and nominal prices
We quote bury 9@10c; Louisiana clear 10000;
lake 21@22c fb.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Domestic.

CHICAGO; June $50 a, m.-wheat opened at
Sc Jgly; Corn-374 July. Pork-$9 SO July.
Union Stock Yard. .-Estimated receipts of
hogs to day 5000; official es'erday 24785; for
the week $3.50. Light 50 25@3 4O heavy to
packers 50 1903 60. heavy to shippers 50 400
8 60, Cattle-Estimated receipts 900; market
steady.
1880 a. a. -Wheat-s1 Oh June. 962E@96K
July. Corn-372s bid July. 1875 August PORK
So SO asked July. SO 10 bid August. Lard-695
bid July. 7.0213 bid August.
ID. observation-disclosures 00A@1 oOh June.
951s July. s9&@soA August. Corn nominaI-36As
@S6A June. 375s@374 July. 38@3S8 August
June nominal. % 10 July, 50 5000 IS August.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09

| The consolidated report Tor one day gives
| exports to
d. FIRE.. Con. Chan. Stocks
This week.... ,.'' 100 -'..- 250,97'
| Last week .-:... ...' '..'', 2s242t
year....,..... $3.50 .,.. 1870 go. 9547Bt
sUGAR-Receipte 10 bills seles % bbls. The
market is quiet aud firm.
o We quote Iqteri0r a. o oom s' e
s Se nT Sar 10 pIm St s99 atr G
prime 7He gray clarified 90: ' yellow cierl
fed, as In quality. s@shc: off whites, good to
| choice. aA6patSc: white clarified &c.
MOLASS ES-Receipts liz bbis. SaIes--47 bbls
| Tho demand Is limited. with steady feeling In
prices
prime S2035c: strictly prime s60Sso: choice
4O6D42n.
FLOUR-The general Textures and tone of
| the mari get are unchanged and RECEIVERS report
| Il limited demand and few sales. The feeling is
quiet and prices stoady, Salea-25 hbIs at 81 G2f
f. co. So 90 a TO- 70 ba ~ and ba IF b. bag g ii
| 81 25@b per bbl; 10, &c. 100 and 200 on private
| terms
We quote: Fancy choice az 5000: family ar Is
| @b 90: trebles, low to choice. - B2h@b 128;
double extras 81 2b04 80: single extras % 1924
superfne 81 5000 10: common 90. Dea35rB
in their trade obtain an advance Of 500 bbkOn
CORN MEAI-The market opened vita a
moderate demand. and closed weak and iba0-
tive. and prices nOminally unchanged at 50 400
q 70 for good to choice Western. Dealers rates
ore steady at 90 Gb@2 10 " bhI. Salee- so bbls Mt
g. - "a 40 md 50 at = ts 50 at 81 90 y PIX
VIZ IS-lh mere IL steslly aemahn ana prizes
continue TO rule firm ut *3n3 36 " Dbl for, good
TO Choice western eX-!audlnR IN round lots.
Oh job lots dealers obtain gu 2b@3 30, as In guhI-
Ivy hnu nIahl, IL gDls ~ ~ o.. m
GhhAM AND PEAhL MEAL-$3@3 10 y
Dbl, as ~ qualify.
HON LhYDWh3iesale 80 Is lobbing ST.
cow PEAS-The stock being greatly reduced
aud tho demand continuing fair. the market
has tai ken further inward turn, and now
rules strong al VI 300! 30 Tor Whlppoorwill, 81 so
@I % Tor mixed. and 81 s6eo2 Tor choice cgly.
PORK-The market ia excited under the IN
fuence of the Chicago sgueeRe. and prices have
advanced to $lOppl0 %. with small lots selling Mt
those prices. aud some receivers holding their
property out Of tho market ut SO 80. Dealers'
rates are firm at $40 50GDto II v Dbl, Sales-25
and q bblg ct 80, 30 bills Mt $40 25.
DRY SALT MEAT-The supply Is poor and
prices show Q fnrthsr i'm provement., but nre
still below Woaterr quotations. We quote
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-09
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Tho following were the doparturoa by, the
great jackson steel rail route: W, q. Jorvinta;
son, 0conGmow6c VIE; ". ii. Adams III ES1ropo
via New York; M. Hineman Chicago: W. +.
plppqy Boston; Lee F0ung,, san Francisco
va Brown. Miss Enma +. Brown, Niagara
Falls: Wan Chung, Snn Francisco: Miss Kate
Williams, Chicago; T. A. Wilbournes, Nom
phis !, Leo Soe, San Francisco; Goo. Richlmah.
Juerney, Indianapolis; Jacob Becker Now
York; Wm. Hardin. Louisville; Mr.; and Mrs,
jerks, ,Wqshington; Thomas J. Check New
York; L. II. Black Chicago; J, Davis. Louie-
vile; J. Vnleiro. Europe viz, New York D, Nc
Qann, Rohlm0nd;, VIM. Mayer and family.
Enropo via New York D5wn C6cmF
JOS. 4, Macheca. Louisville; f. i. Farabochia,
New York.
the Mobile fast line last evening Eugene Bon
con. Europe via Now York: Mrs, r. Prttchard.
Sweet Chalybeate Springs, W; Va; George T..
York; Capt. A. .. Kennett. Niagara Falls; +.
hhhorde. Mrs; Chns. Lairon! Mrs: Laborde, Mrs.
7; Lab0rde, Miss J. ,Lab.orde, Miss M. Labordo.
Europe vim New York Hiss Clara Owen, Gin.
Gennati: " II; Seymour, Wa4hi9lFgton; Philip
Miss G. LeSassier, Sweet Chayboate Springs,
W. Va; MADAM, Caller. Madam Chardey, Eu:
daughter, Christjansbnrg; Mrs. l.. {. Fitzgor-
aid. Richmond; J. II. rogers, Cincinnati; Mrs
9, j.. Duffy, Marietta; Ga; W. T. GonkIin, St
LOUIS JusSpn l. IJSPEDn, Europe WIZ NSW
York; G. J.. Shepherd and daughter, Sewanee
man New York Geo. W Bo"th, Pensa ae; s?' J.
II. Skipwth. Cincinnati; Peter HeIIwege and
family. Europe via Now York; Miss Bessie
daughter. Macon. Miss r. r. Miller, Cnon-
natl Mrs: Henrietta Seixas. New York; Goo.
W. Dix, Washington r. b. KerchebHl. Cncn-
natl; e. Page. Boston; ?. Pouts and son. Eu
rope via New York.
The following wore among the departures last
evening by tho Anchor Line steamer james
Howard:
Mr.. O'Connor, for Europe via st. Louis Mr..
Tiudoll. Nashville via Memphis; Mrs VIM. H.
Mr.. Edwards. Ocono5mowoc via ST. Louis i Cmpt'
Il. L. Robinson and family Cairo: Mr. Their
berge. New York via ". Louis; Mr. Bonnet.
Poems, Mrs Fletcher and family. Cnpt. SchiIrz.
Mr.. DixsOn, +. Mansell and Indy Mrs. Dorsby
Il. Flasheim, st. Louis; g. +. Worthlngton.
beoth Miss.