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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19
. COMM ERClAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Friday Evening July 49, 1879.

FFIuHV EVBHIHK, j HIy 70. I6T9.
COTTON-The market to-day ruled quiet and
easy at a decline Of &c. There was not much
disposition to buy, and holders were free sell
ers at current rates. The sales at the close
amounted to only 125 bales.
The following is the official closing of the
Cation EynhanOn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

Now that quinine Ia duty free In the United
6tates the Canadians are clamorous that it
should be free Ia the Dominion also.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL~D Fl Bryant and wife. J Me-
EIwee. Liberty: James Lotsperich and wife,
Selma; Gilbert. Baltimore; s NJ Brian and
wife, Winfield: s . Touge. st Mary: VIM G
Or Fitzpatrick. Texas; r W Nelson Morgan
City: 4 T. Mansin, Mobile
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BY G. z. Girardey.
OFFICE FURNITURE. IRON SAFES, DESKS,
IRON RAILING. GAS FIXTURES, ETC.
IN THE MATTER OF THE LIQUIDATION
OF THE SOUTHERN BANK.
Fourth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
BY C. E. Girardey.

Fourth District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. A., 440.
pY G. E. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer--Off1ee No.
- 81 Camp street, a RSDAY. July "a. 1872
hereinafter described, by virtue of an order
from the Hon. ". 7. Houston, Judge Of the
rendered 10 the ab1ve entitled natter
THE FURNIUTRE OF THE LATE SOUTH
ERN BANK, comprising a lot Of Iron Safes,
Walnut Desks, Chairs Gas Fl lures, Iron Rail-
ing Tables, etc, as contained In the building
No II St. Charles. between Canal and Common
streets.
Terms-Cash before delivery. i've u 10 "a
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It Is reported that the grasshoppers have
been more destructive than ever In some Of
Ehe valleys of the Sierras In California this
Epar z55
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

There were $1,000 emigrants from Liverpool
b May, against 10000 In May, 1873.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

The Board OF Directors, at a meeting held on
the twenty second day OF January, 1879, after
setting aside Ten Thousand Dollars to the
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paying the 10 per cent dividend 10 the
babhap Oh hT EsNg9yed Ea oAs az
net earned participating premiums Of the year
ending December 81, 1878. said dividend payable
on and after Monday. the twenty seventh day Of
January, 1879,
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Washburn carefully preserves all negatives,
and copies may be procured as far back as
twenty years.
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Actual net profits. .................., 1855 81

The foregoing statement la Just, true and
orrect transcript from the books Of the Corf1-.
pany. JAMES L DAY. President.
H. CARPENTER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twen@
ty-second day OF January, 1879.
A. INaRAHAM, Notary Public.
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Sales s2s5,0oo States: 30 shares stock.
[Hy telegraph

New YORK. July 17.-Money closed at21a p cent.
Exchange closed lower at 4sG04sa Govern
men:s closed strong: currency Gs l22@1125 Pa
cifc Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
ing funds 1l4H@115s, Centrals 1o94 @1og4.
The stock market to-day was generally
strong and active, and prices at tho close
reached the highest point Of tbe year In some
instances the advance for the day reached VI q
2zs u cent Granger shares leading the upward
movement in point OF activity and buoyancy.
The advance was quite marked also In Kansas
and Northern and the Ohio and Michigan Con-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-19

Spanish Fort offers great attractions this even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
800 srrar-1nnr r1.. 4sasoc. SNORT do. sosloe.

35fioc. straw-LonE Rye 45a5Oci Short do 5USFUc
Oat. fjFt0c. cash. 81,
HEMP. ETC-Jute Butts weak 1000 bales cold 2iso'
cash. Hemp gul nominal; Mnnis Hemp 6l1dGdsc+ >isaL
~ Gjc. Jute Butts 2if02 &c Jute. 80 a. &c
HIUE-ln fair sale steady sales 100" Texas lb-l'
2.5ll Bueuus Ayrc- seconds. lie mouths lBi2 or
uOcO as 500 Texas 45O BoRoa zoo southern
private Brcno4 Ayrr 49, G2O &c MOntevir he
toreutes. lSdls1cs RIO GraDde. l-al+1 Ut
nora lS-dl9ct california. lsc: Central Amen
can. lie Maiamoros. ltal7c.. Vera Cruz. ltedl3ct
Tluiuco. l4tc. Boeoa lJGl12c. Mar1cabo. l8dl sc'
BaHa l3d r. CAhelO and Ia-uayrl, lidl4-c
Caracas l3Tal4oc.; Pavta l2~alSc.; Camp"a'h ny so
ic Tobacco i I4C gold: Dry sailed Texas i'a % -
City slaughter OK. 7'sc. d1, Cow, S. &C.. currency
HOPS-Generalv quirr beyond one or two small orrerS
for export Choice grades nrm. others tTue rregu ar =
quote New York state 1877 Sc Eastern ~ -c 81
~ De-. NrarnEs 0oc Oidz al grOwth zGJc FaclEc
Coast Eops. ~ So.
about steady figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
- srocK MAnKEr.-nY TELEaRAPH


HryFALo Feb 'rrTg Receipts Today 73l bead; total
for he week ar 26Oi head TOR the same tme asJ
H - head: receipts consigned thrOuy lS5 cars
Good demand prices Al q shade advance offerings nZht
y
-UFgP A>o LAWS Receipts TO-DAY. . 200 head Total
thus 7~O head. FOR the same time last
500 bead receipts c'u,entG through cara Pair
-lippigg demand f,rg. generally Of GOOD qua ny GOOD
asuaIrc ~ purchasers as Par fo Good " - m N p,
- jdSi - Choice - E1ir. - 81 Canada Lambs.
Hoes Receipts to-day i1u head 'Oal 'or IN. week mus
far 1870 head for tie same lime lsf week s6 8 head
81 through % Cool demand prices az
shade aavanoo on"rn~s isht lork"'s quoted at e.
Heavy - - tg. sup ly hardly equal trdtflsnd
tHH- AGO BOT. O. me Ir0rrIs Jlvr Hos
racriut-. o.. nnO head shipment, tOOo head market
&c. hIrIer fHCr Heavy - h00k4 Light,
? Jnr~I 60 NHU. tUH~ tN.
Roo 800 head 4h'pw'rt@. $40 head
market lrl, active and ~h far Dig shipping 3 9pe
- T. a. Butchers ,rrdyi Cows Sass O steers. - 800
81 g Bu U.s. Sass 30.
%.-hl heal shipments 80 nead mar
Let steady at . 75Ir1 -.
.olI- Feb 4.-tArrfF- Farm ans Unchanged ENprt
St"er'. - 1885 Good 10 gh"ig- 81 - - -ve
Rutchc - Steers - 1898 - Cows md hcfers ~ 30
81 io trrir0 err. - -5ot -n corn f"d 7 vans -
30. rcrrIrfs, iuUI mead shipments. none.
Hoes Workers and ~3 RJff3 boi
Pt.s.ug iO1-j so Fancy Heavy. - JJ-s& heoel.i~
4.1nU head shipments. Loo heed.
-HEEr-~tea1y and unchanged receipts $50 head shD-
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
Bankrupt Nolte9.

INSTRUCT COURT OF the UNITED STATES
~ Jog me- -uI IuttN Dl~IHID4 uf - EH.l Dt.N IN
ta- matter ~ EARIHpLtMEN aONON A.. ualalIHf..tN
HANh.. l4UI.A ~ alIaLt 10 bsuAIap..t has u,tI
.alI court aglnst tur nate vf UAiIHDLO .-N ItN
NAN.ul ir tfft ul York. az tHt County % Nru
ui see state OF Nr" luIA DO -ait Ii.t l, -irc. r.
pc D h.s CrtiI ans - ...
debt. and t- delivery pr perry u o. ,.i ha.
ip um to hs and thr transfer suy proper. ~
hu f1rHddru Dg law. A ai the CrftfUl. n
bankrupt tn their debts and choose
90 hs estate, HI %, Do a. u.t 90 Is4lty
% holden No. % FuItnnsi Boz the Guy o Nss lerk
ia District 2jtn day ~ Frn uIarH, D. 4-.9
e thC ofice o. Eigir kutcllul. .a,IA
one % the Registers m Bankruptcy sald Court
LOUIS 4. PAIN. AaIAhal-Me sstL GER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

manf prices advanced FIR Chickens Geese
quite plenty and being taken eev ny the Jews ~
steady prices There Ia yry SINAI! quantity Of Dressed
Poultry arriving which sold uly last weeks prices or
Turkeys Ducks ans Geese. Fowls and Chirk~ rather
scarce, and VIII bring Q per advance Grouse more
enty shippers buying otlv stock docs
not first class order Heavy Quas are firm Al -
SOC Ducks In less rrquesr and dull cartridges ont
lawed and dropped frnm our usf Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

washed 81 ao,c Coarse do 90 az3c Medium DO % a2sc
Tub Was5ed. 5JSt Colorado washed, .a-oc:: 30 ~
washed. Bale. and NrriDo PULLED SoD"jcs No
super Pulled. 27aO'. Texas Fine anu Aed'unl 10
20. do. Coarse. Is abe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE


orf, .rfHff.- r. EIi and other expenses 90"
ua BOO. .op4- ..fftHe 3d. -o' "rrr An tl %
La. .s les ,XaU.u4-rH. ono H.f MAKES sal Wnir a
dirty psts -rvraF -raa'r fi- FarA -e'lf' =
ina All uui aoa abe cor ont- othhhE' huul
49, monty a. .sla dr cul sfraw win eggs HSl.
ualUt ain l1.t erli 4atn - ir1l -iDN Anlf 'utL7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

r.l> Fsl 4-The Nun L4le ErDCsss. l- .evle9 ~
~ D. adj ful fit Zane Barley
goo. exceptionally scarce tnir ear, ard arg, sales
rfrou-.y Crfft-s ilr tui
-at4 Barley t4e prtr ODtaln4bf now L. even lIgIer
ma -t-s current $50 oats ia The tuluty are
Atli- ,4- Il any time 1870 Imported oats have
Ef rfHr. been cheap is &" daF UII--sn aul Indian
81 ."I j. only SIN 90 quantity -hD~t al present TIE
ki'I.u Visible supp Keep, very large. or wheat ZA5U
- guar stored "a The principal gram centres The
~ ~ both Wheat ana Maize NEARLY double The
taAatlea "A CANARY a EeET ago."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
wool NlARKEr-By TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA feb i-Nooi gmri but hrm' Ohio Penn
-y4Fauia aut rsi virginia Ky and above. - 800. y.
a rgrc. Medium. .3G4J1c. Coarse 3Oa3.c. New lOrt
Mir4Etl. Indiana ard Western, rin., 31R3ic Medium
g5r.,lt SuIJlC COMING Washed 80 = g. do
UuwaAhed 25a27c. Canada, Combing 5Ue.i Flnc n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
NEw-YoKK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1879

at the same time stating what II the route time
An Invoice OF Lat should also be Enclosed the barrel or box
the reputation for nne goods put 10 best shape that your
marx u IN demand
SEAMS AID PEAS
Receipts for ths 6Oe pkgs Peas 90 ga bush
Exports Beans 5ii pkgs Peas. 23S bush More liberal
receipts have caused feeling kinds Of
Beans the market rules tufe lower Mediums have
q 49, l. the price tor for but the OcSl trade
nptyi = - IN a small way Red Kidney Offering
rrf a a. 90 without buyers White Kidney continue entirely
- sales OF 90 bpls OF Prime Green r-poriei az
ere IS no cal for southern ack Bye Peas and prices
about e. per hu,h~ lower. Canada Peas light de
ind Aud With continued free arrivals decline BscL
urur9.up beans a. quoted az - 10 some sales have
been made al g To- There much ~ inquiry
them bu stock + held moderately nrm. Quoiar'ous:
hIipk, prme.sl 80 Al IS Do Fairto Good J 20 q IS
Dofsir 10 good. IS a % Peassr PRIME l - a 30
NartoHs prime 4OG i2A9 D. Far To Good ~ 20
kkcgey red 255 eco b. f. per .
hhI7s white. ~ q - Do. CAL. b l. BID. - a
BlA.L Iur SOUP 0U d2oj
Receipts the % 665 pig. lat week 81 63j p1.
corresponding wear. 15l9l rkg exports Tor
wee lass pigs same time last year. 1875 I.gs.
curing iAr WttE, aid prices are not altered ~ &c
lions " a nrku ubs have reached - 25c 90 moderate
Sc. az "lilr t'ncy tubs rom ortundt and Che
"a huHl'- Cav irdlri several M, h-er. fN ortrrs
nave h"u liberal pure aser- ~ tate Ial-s paying from
l-, o. --c nanny j. L Co ana have tax. consider
te iu7 o tut Do Siai" Frku- are more plenty. and
t1ey rag someTAat Al Grt weeks price,. though
luy tr not quoiaOe lower The market Tor Nr-t-
er Butter - about sieadv except ior Crnees which
coas! Ter & 1n ~ az cytrm- tor oravs market ~ 10
ouv DE- obt ned f1r stuclg choice TIE " the
~ De- 'ut .uvcr after bidding 2lc wr. or and etiL In
" o." ."r r-r tutrptch 4 -rrHg APO tAr ttt thal new
se r- t v often ar -I Jus I.llcr ,Aau not
T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

rIAINFi.
~. Low 8fI5dIlua

r.s owing 20 larger rpc,qt. dropped ~ 10 points.
trad. moderately active ~aes LAST evening", .31" oc- To-
tuTItry, hth, g 80 n o. Htl JAS,
Jar b. SO ArrL 'Sl June 10 u Autus' 1850 o'ai
toai s. 200 BALES .nlrc C.-Narsh et3 MAY, 995 total
to-day, FetIuaryH 2 'O 90 s. n nd ~
9th 9 a.: MarcI. 4.B2 1891 Apri. H5O1S5 Nav 80
300 June l0Ol4lOI4 total 3U.7OO bales grand total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

,IIoN--p'i cotton eai.. i4, - a. 40 -', ,,l
7 1.-" & 80. .-s, 1..a,, s-a5-
'.-''- y u1as
,-. lp'@l'' "'" =
-'.s,. l..-y .......--.--....-..-.-.-- 80 .le -.
l l,' 4. o,. ,,, .,g --'--...''. as, -, Fla
2 Aaa G ...... - j..
81. -'-'- i"''..'' ''''' .'''----''. NJ liz
"-------''''''.'''..'''.-. .r.,-yvI
-,ust Gooi orilarr--- 50 Ni-ia-.... .--...... J-7
t.'i--,, o own w. L.ls f-r., p,' ,aIt- IN.
CAV FIRST al ttDr5'T s. d." ,'t o. A. o. 5 5 ~
a. ar D, % ann, III ,, .ne I,'y la az
$50 bales Aso today LeuI4r, :, - q ? 50 90 s. n na r.
en- "a A15 az ~ toa no. 700 6aies grand t5al
10000 bales. Future. closed nnn
FeDruarv....... 80 e5l .une...-.-.....-!otl Io-4
Ailr,7- "a e.. >. ,,s,.f ---.-.--I9-29 ,6i
Eay........''.. e97 ..t
iI.s ,rn CurvJr.ra-, moderate nps,7ess
osJ1 u.s. ,,.s m 1c,s a. noted below ,r..
nine' ~ H P" 'oi 4-, a.; 81" 60 ~hrl.at - -g.:
c'hoi - n w. az " 'ni'' ,,-foT IT. r.t,
foa .'' c -f o'gs t Gambler 80 t. 81, n-
7$ 10 ',Is i.s s 45c aa ws,3Tgr~J1 >
A. t ,o Fstpera', i' t', - u HieS11g P.arr
sael o. soda Aso, s, 55qsl s.. csasug -o ,.,
* 5oas5 7ai so1a' 81 o-2esl 10 Lnsl'- b'Oii''
-v,ckeri quiet bu, steady COD have sold NOR.
freely " quotations sa-.s -' q1a ala h1E SRI g -
l5c. is ass,o iol -'tr' si'4l ana. 80, ss ,i , <o
ga, r., tt.Ti Z re- as To-. xtr, 10 %
i'I [". 81 5t1 :. taT.- So . = - 10 sd
9l, 4'g5 =. 80 - i- en-; g. p. sa' r. .
Es.tpor- s4a+5 rIcAltd Cod - 81 ha'd'cS - Do
oREIG$ II.-ea.sry 9a,''i anG lr' Sgo 'I
4 {1rrrr..
= a.. ffrnch 10. "a ,--c. C.rraut.. -o3 sc.. les
non 'iI2l, a9 &C S. So Sc lemon ia
= ~ Havana yraAsrs g. per o. aS.a'- iy
-5cs : pei ,.A By auction safes 10. e,se- NaeD.
Ga pr. Sr,f, : Isl 90 900 49, DO lemons s-q>- i5
FLDJ d 3 o 4TI sga q obb i' p
lr ems wants szpor5 ou'ggs, ooanra r TO .@s
o0 bGls j1ry Nil E1tT. Tor West In1es. si7e
65 Al, I,s n..a- tKjra - s0a*- for the whole
ranse neui !5.4 go 5 o 'I4 49, - 9gG
s 50 50 a'7 hany 'oT or = 76@sf 70 f6 &
Y.r :. - % o6s -uptruue - isds 30 mainly %
az 10 ana 6jS bb's' 70. = = oos- go. ctsay
nom. 81 70 . t 52Gs- ersie * 55g.3 So Good To-
western. 6oaf9 e5 choieg 70 taney DO, slasC -
I, 5 GOOD 10 Choice d6 = ~ Minnesota common
ass suaahi - 4Oas5 50 Pa,eDr. IS. with one 4 or
brands he'd higher 50 LOUIS 12'nm mon 70 t4 t
Good 20 t6oar Family. - 9oa:o 70 Patent t, VIZ
Bile czporr inquiry t-ihe gnasI he1s G views sale.
% F. gDT ,Sas6 RYT FI0tI. quiet steady. ,alr.
sr2 6o. o9Per's; y MANI - Cons LAI
DO asAHI%-,yiarr Red ana spring WHEAT nc bot
stvs le r o5 In G .gyer . as 'ii9a
900 'j.H oploT1 20 part 70 arrive N February
DL-i i'tJS -.N' I'm ,usL 30 spring eu 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

Exports - p0tlfoes 1896 huis.: of Onions ~ PNfs
olle Irish havo been WINGED Thai The -oth
De q are aud conceded somewhat q. baycrs
views. dropping pr - rom 20 -hl 'rrs per Dbl ile
from Bermuda had on board ~ bols n NV f
ttf0e4 which sold rather 80 onions arc 10
Iiaht suuuy, and a FAR demand higher Russia
Turuips have also advanced GuasAes arr not plenty aud
command good prices A Brrmuia aud Nassau Tomatoes
OferiuE az JOGGjC per six quar- box. Quotations
Potatoes 90 Earlv DO. v hite - = Gf3 -
Pose. Eastern. - ; squash, Narrow
No -fafe oq;4 = bbI ...... I 75r 200
DO. Peerless. Goa 2G5 Do. Hubbard - u = 81
no.. Peachbi0w. 2tu0 - IUrIUS Russia.
d.. Del . Oon so per Dbl. op@ / u
onions. Red -. 1850 20
TSURIF,.
Reoswax. c5L2d2C Do BUckwir --.--- 81
Honey. clover fancy Popcorn If- -'.....-. go
small boxes D....12 ais Feat ers t"'-'. ..- ~ -
DO Buck heat. 40 Maple sugar, per - i u ~
10. Strained Glover. : dlO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

.. -.
REGENTS ~ Irir Dr. tf f- wees. 'u- uae- with lf-l
u- oi ie.u, Exports OF urie1 Apples 't- OILS Choice
Grades Apples tu boxes have solo AZ
Ir ana Tie tendency -uu toward an av auce a number
-.,.ui- ubls be pOl"hf AZ much lower
price, but tie really Fancy grades are firmly htlt
Prime los II ohio Quarter Apples are 10 goOi
demand AMI sci readily af % f"lr-3 cars oi
choice sold export ~ tue latter price The
movement Tlp,red Peaches. winch noticed last week
la. that 90 c carloads OF Unit have been
market The parties WHO nave been
pur.I sing This cry hav been operating freely
points the south w1i.r N
tnu.IrtE-v r.r movement tI- rEftut"t NIU the
OF clearing tlr stock Tie
UNDERTAKING Htl-kuowu chicago
parties Wil have The reputation nt beng able {" see over
t.. IN their tUc-. The rulhe pii'
i.- u,-. &c.. though two cars. which wtrr 81. t
wien tHc movement Arst sart q. vent 10 DC $50 is
.r.Trf remaining lots, Dur Hutrl- arc
alive u Ir situation. wauf 3-Elc. Peeled 'Ar' c'A
tr.a rri r some OF town orders have b. lrd above
small fruits are generally unchanged riLhE
.. aul steady. Nuts are u light demand and rather weak
lob.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

The sum Of $4,000 bullion was to-day withdrawn
from tile Bank OF England - on balance making
total Ia that way of ~, 600 in five DAYS. On the
London stock Exchange conso!s yielded TO 96ll6 for
money. and 9G-'l6 for the account United states
bonds were hrn new rs At 1OS4s new os anu
IO-40~ 10 lO7, and SOS AZ o.. In American rail-
Way, rle common fell 20 p - preferred 10 - IL
lois Central 70 sSl Jersey Central stock to 4 anu
cor-ol .dlted bonds To 3, while Reading stIfened
10 I5. Tie Pans dispatches report rentes opening
al an advance u l13 =, aud CLOSING ar Is sl2ht
CX haurc on London being quoted at 23.l'
Perkins Livingston, Post * Co.. No % NaSSau-st
aTe Offering for sale limited amount OF the Sau
Francisco gold sinking fund per cent bonds, be
total debit Of the City o. san Francisco only 20
so 800 and the assessed valuation Of property II
tn citv n 1877 wa- So. 200, 600. ,,,.-.,..
Tie gross earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and II Paul Railroad Company are reported IL
follow
l4'2 miles. leg miles me ID niles
M"n1 ~ %, anna .f5 5000 De- iIssS
Atlantic ports this 4th day of February Were:
r s22e pa S'Eys 5 d Ee fs5 P PS,s5
Soa s io9 ,s 5 5SP 1899 1898 S S3s5
P o.. 5 s., S4s9s 100 900 a a5SS 1880
t6S, 5.' 5a..-. 1853 Ton. ,,o DOW 600
To'4. bush. s.QOs5 - 30 $3.50 lOoooO
Tie following were toe receipts AMI SHIPMENTS AZ
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported "y telegraph:
ne'efpfs ~uIpmenta
Chicago Milwauzee Chicago VI yankee
-Four 10 ...... l5lfI lO7DO 1927 is 900
V'a.sr bush - s45o 4G4DO 1850 Is 100
Con-. bush ...... lZJ.O5p 500 49-32 ......
gai-. bust. ...... 20 - $50 1854 ......
r. ~ nasa-..... 200 100 IL, .-a.
To,4.bise .... 1855 - 500 Ilo4s5 $500
The following shows rhe exports exclusive of
Specie from The port o. New York FOR the week cud
1g fc'IuarJ u ami since the beginning OF the year.
For week g. 400 .,c ~ ~ 90 - s-,5' Pa
A''fio'"- exported - SSs ~ 244-562l d. .-3U12
Io.4-' 'Janl-.. S-o.9l2.;s, s50s95sgJ s274sl405
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First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
or THE
Rochester and state Line Rail.
way Company.

This road from Rochester through Ne rich sne-e>
Valley % salamanca Sew York about / Q miles, a.d forms
the connecting INK between New York and tho
Atlantic ami Great Western stem ~ railroads
The roaa has operation the past months.
during which the net earnings have been largely In eI-
cess = the interest Oh 10, bonded indebtedness,
The bonds are ur.t mort - 70 lien 81 OF so 900 per
mile per interest payable annually. Tho
Union Trust Company trlste. for the Dondh0ld-r4
Tho control ~ the lately passed INTO the possession
OF the Newl Central aHd believed The earnings VIII
De- materially By close CONNECTION W,h that com
psuy.
We are authorized 20 offer Of 'he Donis At
- y ana accrued interest
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GAS STOCKS 4 CITY R.R. thor>e and E,vt'D
Gas STOCKS
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INIlN lE--
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of BROOK so Investment src. antics. f-ilf iI boz
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
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TUESDAY. Feb. 4. 1879
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-12-04
Hints on Calling.

Stare around the room. If you
haven't got child, take q dog with
yoG.
Stick to the very last at the din
ner table.
Tackle the piano the frat thing
after you enter q strange parlor.
Always turn your back to the one
seated near you.
Make it special business to han
die all the ornaments arb furniture
in the rom.
II there ia an invalid in the room,
make what noise you can.
When the conversation lags, take
out your knife and hack the chair
you are sitting on.
Examine all the pictures in the
room even if you have to stand on
the chairs 10 DO so,
Be sure TO get in your argumen
on religion and politics.
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Victor Hugo on Pessimism.

In the December Scribner, Mr. IN. Boye-
sen gives an account of Two Visitsto Victor
Hugo" In the course of conversation Hugo
said that the theatre ofevents in the twentieth
century would be Africa, and added that all
the other races are inevitably approaching the
type of the white race, and will IN the end
be whitel This however, was not the readers
only surprise, as will be seen from this extract
I'VE have among US, too" | said
ian old and wise man who tax es the
same hopeful view of the future a.
you do; | mean Mr.. Emerson
When patriotic men become discour-
aged at the fragrant abuse of our
free Institutions which they have
daily to witness when vulgar me
diocrity and selfish ignorance seem
triumphant, and culture, talent and
purity are troddon in the dust, -
then there is sore need OF a strong
and cheerful voice to tell US that
This is but passing crisis, from
which We shall emerge the strong
er and better foe our very knowled.
ge of evil. This is the gospel Mr..
Emerson breaches at all critical
times"
m. Emerson" said Victor Hugo
giving the name decidedly French
cut. Who is be? | never beard of
him"
| gave brief sketch Of Mr.. Emer-
sons life, and dwelt especially upon
lhe profundity of his thought and
his large ideal vision.
II am glad" resumed our host
when had flushed, "tbat you have
such men 10 America. They are
needed every here; but they ere
rare. The man is never pessimist.
A p ssimist is s..narrow-hearted, nar.,
row. Drained man, with contracted
m sntal horizon, who allows himself
20 get frightened at the first severe
squsll, and imsgioes the ship OF
state will founder. | challenge any
of these shallow gentlemen, who
are always seeing catastrophe
ahead and proPhesying disaster
and ruin Il challenge them to tel
me whether they can point to a sin
gle historic period which hss not, in
its totalitY, been q great advance
upon its predecessors. | am sure
they cannot. IL Is mighty impulse
which drives the world onward
aud 10 spite of traitors and bride
takers and conquering and crowned
| criminals, it will move onward sns