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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04
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McDONALD-On the 3Oth ult., Jennie, daugh-
ter Of ]. F. and Sarah Mcdonald, aged 4 years
and 7 months.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04

ALI the popular dances of the day
taught at Sweets dancing school.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04

Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon
Tor their children. Itcorrects acidity Of
the stomach, cures wind collie, regulates
the bowels and gives rest, health and
comfort to mother and child. During
the process Of teething its value is meal.
culable. 1t softens the gums, reduces in
ilamation and allays all pain. thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to
the mother. twenty-five cents a bottle.
13sept-1y
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04
Baths! Baths ! Baths!

have the Monogr;,ns and Golden
Standard cigars for sale
2JSep-tf G.. A. GALLAGHER,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04
Important to Mothers.

Go and see the new goods at the cheap
cash store of A. ANsPACH g. 60.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04
j. o. O. r. Lodge.

Yesterday, DR.. W. w. wilson of Alpena,
W. G. Herald of the Grand Lodge
i. o. O. F. of the the state of Michigan
arrived on the w. R. Clinton, and as
Special Deputy Grand Master, instituted
Temple Lodge No. 331 of the order in
this place.
The following officers were elected and
installed into their respective offices,
viz:
N.G.-Frank j. Breslin.
v. G.-Rev j. Homer Parker.
Secretary-William SaulsOn.
Per. Secretary-ThOmas Crow.
Treasurer-Wm. H. Scott. "a.
CD. A. Bartram. -aii.r
W-R. H. M0sier. .ta
l. G.-Wm. McGibbens. .t
r. S. N. G.-S. Widrig.
L. S. N. G.-Henry Barman.
r. S. v. G.-Walter Elliot.
L. s. V. G.-J. E. Eaton.
r. s. SWIM. Burnett.
l.. S. S.-Alex S. Mcdonald.
ID. ID. G. MI. j. Breslin.
Several petitions for membership were
received, and the candidates were duly
initiated. After concluding the bust
ness of the evening the Odd Felloacs re-
paired to the Grand Central Hotel where
mine host" C. Mills entertained them
with an oyster supper in his inimitable
style.
The New Lodge starts off in excellent
condition. The officers are men emf
nently qualified to fill the positions in
which they have been placed, and we
predict that the new lodge will be pros
porous and successful. The regular meet
ings will be held Friday night of each
week in Masonic Hall.
DR.. Wilson returned to his home to-
day on the Marine City.
The wonder of Cheboygan is how LIE
Gault & Co. can sell so many useful and
durable articles as they do for five cents
each.
The Standing Of HIichiSan as n Fruit
State.
he ehO AlCCeluS VI tuo AucIlCdu IOul-
illogical Society at Rochester, New York
it was admitted on all hands that Michi-
gan stood near the head of the column
of fruit states. In private conversation
this was the invariable distinction &C
corded to her. Mr.. Patrick Barry,
chairman, said that in, some character
istics Michigan was ahead of all. When
Mr.. Lyon presented the claims of the
state for the next biennial meeting there
was general acquiescence. Mr.. Barry
said that Michigan had claims from her |
great distinction as fruit producing
section, and he hoped the next meeting |
would be held there. This subject was
left with the executive committee, and |
should there not be session at Boston
to accommodate the aged and venerable |
president of the society, then the next
biennial meeting is very likely to be
held at Detroit
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04
Unclaimed Letter List.

Call for the Monograms and Golden
Standard cigar at 5l
Macarthur. SMITH & Co.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04

MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE
LANSING, Sept. 20, 1879.
NJ OTICE.is hereby given that the following
~ Hdescribe Agricultural College land, sit
uated in Cheboygan county, forfeited for nom
payment of interest, will be offered for sale at
public auction at this office, November Ii, 1879,
ed according to law. j. NJ. NEASMITH,
Commissioner.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04

The MOnOgrams and Golden Standard
cigar are the best. j. j. CUENY.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04

Chew Jackson's best sweet navy tobac-
20. 23nov1y
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04

A full line of line shirts in plain and
fancy colOrs at MOOreS.
At the Grand Central Hotel will be
found the Monogram and Golden Stand
ard cigar. G.. MILLS.
The MonOgrams AMI Golden Standard
are manufactured by Triton Il MattesOn.
Grand Rapids.
My smokers prefer the NOnograms and
GOidpn Standards. j. GoULDEN.
2O-ep-tf
| sell more Mono: Grams and Golden
,tandar'ls. than any other cigar.
20>ep nj. O'CONNOR.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04

Baths, hot and cold at Moore's, %
80. 81. =
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04

The wonder of ChebOygan is how LIE
Gault & Co. can sell so many useful and
durable articles as they do for five cents
each.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
COTTON MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL Nav l4-I23o p. m.-Coron strong; Mdaina
ncudng 600 bales for speculation and export Receipts
Loo oa5rs incinllnf II IVY OG T c,ne NaVsliv
6- also Gi5is also 4-l ao Nay md & aIng si5 5s.y
also g, also I: do July and Augnst delivery W & S9i9
do. september aud October delivery t2 also ,-s' do'
liverpool May I4-lJO ID. m.-Ahddng Uplands Cotton.
iyFRfo6i. May IA D. m.-Tne SAFES or Cotton today
cling cause MAY delivery 7d do june and Juy
september and October delivery ISL Do October ana No
yen0er deysr a a 40 S " G ro SIo ] SoVem5sF and
LIVERPOOL Iay Ii-5p m.-Cotton-Futures strong Up
lands. Low Niddimg clause MAY delivery Toll d0 june
July delivery. ll5i no. august ara dc'ely'
40. A9ags2i Nav iiCotlSl hr@j Snddhns l2c: Low
ALGlng II Sc; Good Ordinary IL ac receipts % Oa'es
ssLiruoaa Nav 14.-cot'on arm Ndding, l2sel2',ci
5 bales exports coastws 30 balc sales 900 oaes spin
ne55 PsTo 2S anT iCStion urm dGne 1850 Low Md.
dhng l2c Good Ordinary, IL &c, net receipts PSI Oaes
''1 cn1siSsTos Nav l4coron nrm Madng I2e Low
so sales. 200 bales stock. l,,2i bales , ,,,
CScSAu MAY iGoos HrP aGAag Sd1a,t: -' ,d Low 3eS t
shipments 49, bales sales 75 bales r slSlE 5OTt sa v
,,s GAsI2I l @y Good ornav rr c NET receipts. 81
bales gross j15 sales 2i2 bales exports coastwlsc
'l IorisS1 11' May i4co.i5a quiet ll4dng I2ts ,
l2c receips -53 BALES shipments GAO Daes sales IooO
NOBLE May il-Coj5oa quiet, and arm ddlnE ll's
low MiduE Il -.c.. GO0u Oru4rr. lLaa: mel receipts
100 bales; exports coastwse. 34B oies sales 2oO DAIes
/ stock. G.Sll hslrs. .-,.
SEwOKIEASs May lI.-CotJon strong sales sc. 20 hc
higher. Nddug l.c: Mddiug. Il Sac, Good Ordinary
IL re- receipts 8S bales er1ss Lois bales exports
10 Great Britain 7l6 baesi cOastWlse 1870 bales sales
600 BALES evening. 1900 bales stock. 100 bales
eips 55 bales exports coastwisc l7s bales; sales lis
bales. stock 10, 1875 bales. -.
pun PHIA MAY I4-COtton firm; Mitdng 1890.
Low Mddug. 1880; Good Ordinary. l2c. net receipts
25 gross 3iS bales sales, spnner 6J Daes socA
sl3l bales. ,,.,-,,- ~,
Low Mddling. IL 7sc; Good Ordinary III pc neJ receipts
5S bales exports coaswse "a bales sales, 70 bales stock
sG LOUIS MAY 14-Cotton firm higher; M.ddlng l2c;
Mlddlng II asc; Good Ordinary. II n recept. ~
bales: shipments baes sales $50 bales; STOCK losS
bales
WILMINGTON. MAY l4-COtt0n firm Mddltng, II Sci Low
Middne n ne Ordinary. llc net receipts 10 Oaesi
sales bales stock. 707 bales.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN NIARKEr5

LIVERPOOL May l4.-Pork-Prne Mess kastefn, steady
ar b. Western steady at AZ Bacon - CuIHosTaha Cur
dull al p short Rb dull az 20 Lohf 1.eaI sh ,h - \,
a. shoulders dun AZ 10 80. Beei-lnala Men anii a'
iard-Prme Western steady az 30 ID
Anil AZ m. Observation-Disclosures steany az ~. lto,u
ann AZ Sf Fue steady lO6d Cheese Amer
cap Cboce steady al az Lard on steady n 3i
Wlaat-Sqfng, NuJf steady AZ dli No.
Spring steady SD New Western Wlhter sleAHy ~
0uJ N1- southern Winter steady al BOD. COrl-NeN
N,ivca steady m sid per cnBtal, Old Mixed dun AZ
4Ti2d per GENITAL Cotton seed % fcioW Ahetloah' g
a. 5g Eosiu-CoInmon, London steady AT ADD lui
uepuue-Sprits, AZ London, steady az - 80. ~, - . g.,
LIVERPOOL May 1s-l23O In-BacOu 70 Va per e"t lot
Long Clear Middles- o, r,..--,. - s,st ,.-
II'spOS NAY IA r. m.-Rehned Petroleum sgcL per
r,yf -prits OF rurperinr. % 122jd. per cwt
ASrwERP May ls.-Fetroeum. zls francs ior me pAe
uAyET May l4-Iard closed at % francs per 80 kiios
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RiUer, Vessels and RuiiroTfs
WEDNESDAY, May ii, 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY. May IA. 1879.


COFFEE-Rio In moderate demand and steady at lOglfc
for ordinary toPrtme cargoes sales Oog Sx ernhun li
CITY o Para" IlO3 CITY " H0,' shh l',oL
"Hipparchus" private Mid grades We're quet
to-day. steady late sales embrace 900 mas Java $50
singapore +.J13 Narcs0O TBS bags Costa oa
1888 Mexican 700 bags African, 4jO bags ST. l5pmng
465 bags Savaila, 100 bags L1Ruayra and - bags
within the range Java 23d2'c:; aara'ubo ~
tca ltdl7c: Mexican, l5dlfc, 81 Domingo II n
De- Laguayra l8a1Jc: Jamaira 12altlc; Slyana. ia
I6c singapore l6dl7c stated 81 Sj mats ava
p. .GJ6 ~nE8pOe and 42.1Ob bags ncludiuE -' a
anl ll.643 Costa 4ca, 800 Ceara A2Y3 Mexican luf-9
Nsacsib1 T1t4 LIguIyrG. 229 jamaca lb2 - Domingo
and 3-3 Porto Rico TODAY Bass -avlnia sold phi
vaie terms
COITON-Spot Cotton lac higher. but quiet 0day sales
2.f4I bales 2-tU last evening" including l3' Tor -lhl!a
speculation. contract tI
bales Receipts ports IUl u4Ies, against 2t-o THIS
I!4-Il We
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

,,rov Nov 14-t2.sO D. m-Er1e Railway shstes IT, q
AZ ,s,err.d b. y. New Jersey Contra eoIsoiHs ~. nrI
central ssIs PcunsJlYAli OeA''~' ''' 49,
AZ Hea0il <, lr 80 - c,,sois gglI,s for money, % =
LONDON, NAV I4-I+So ~ N'
o account halfway shares. 2saA 40.
I-T "a -. NeW Jersey Central conEOIs, % 2 i,ri
sI a. Pennsyivsnia Central 3gt ere .aftsd
% RailrOad So India C0uncl Ds
40 a. 80 nsT ripee decline The rae ol dlsoo, ~ "a 80
ants bis Ia tue open market Is q DsI eSH "A-e
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15

ssa7sc for Common Choice Louisiana, G1sd6ic for
Fair 10 Good.
sEEDsGrass Seed quiet and unchanged Timothy 81 30
dS1 40 Glover. GaG3so
srEARINE-Fimer; sales $4,000 b 6Tsc. Western 7c.
City.
SIC Tor Powdered sc for Granusted, and &C. for STANDARD
"A" Raw firm, but in moderate demand to-day Fair -
Good Refining So aGqc; Centrifugal G7a7 Nc sales. 725
hhdE Cuha. ga hhds. French Island 6lec.
TAILOW-St sady sales. 10000 70, bi4d6Stsc-
WHI5 KEY Market hrm sales. 100 bbs. at 81 OJd
81 O5lt
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15

Futuras active l. So points higher. the largest adF ,c
brnc On iAe early months sales last eyouln@ -3oo 1
Tngsv- FIrs Ca-HaY, 1882 Iupe, l2.t4 Julf l-71'
~ 5. tlrst L o. IL 9j september 1864. l2's 1CoItr
fT.-s lI4Z. November. Ii.-2; Dec-uher. lIat ll.a.
gs'. total qyuu bales Second tIl-enienDrr. -1''
1852 October $50 November. - De- erH'.i TO-
fsl pla babes Turd CsIJl l2iJi JulN, l-5' Ah-"7i
~ 5. rrl-T I.2 ~ 80; Obar ll.~3 Hll1- NoVtm
brr II a.. December, 81 al 53 total. 4,2"u uars A5o
1 30 E, l6f'. l- 11; j Hu' pr ,'f
1856 Juiv l2sual2s+ August l2H'al 1896; -ea
1851 a. Z68: October. lSl ? leJs N1Femu-i t'f'
Tarerlrrf i5I ~ "a ro1i ll2luO baUs sid to'i'
ID. nm n I.. nm
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15

below Bank Of England rate Paris advces duoie
20 confines for account
LONDON. MAY 14-i.i5 D. m-1hc amount OF buin0n with
England balance TO-DAY t25OouO
PARIs, i4.-EXohauge London 20 francs 10 cen
times for checks.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BT TELEGHAPH.

prrFNo May 4.-CArrLE-Rcceipts today, 3 8te mead
for T.785 head Tor the same uie as
weeE through cOusignmeuts i3l car tTAet
acfi7e ana lower isc Butcher and Mednh Srdt' 0l
OF -hppers steers 90 - oU0SO ~ I.4tla
iota 5Oasj 20 Fat Pony butchers steers - 81
Orfinarv 10 Good do 2OaS+ 90 StOckers supply hst
20 T5as4 supply equal 20 tie denann al oaerhEs us
PsJrP .,-n LA,Bs-Rcceiuts today 5000 head for the
eet nm, ar 10000 head for tac somo une asi WeeA
o0o head. THROUGH cOnsigumeu- 10 cars. fuf 'cllai
bt AZ lower rates sr. 81 1ndaYs prices on al p A
ira tots sales Fair 70 Good clipped - 'u4fi 90 A~-
u0csReceiprs to-day $500 head for the week eGs far
IA fin besd ior tne same time last week. 2",-'' bean
b'ou,P com. gnmeuts. 10 cars. small business pIss n
changed coug quiet and steady workers. % ''"9' oV
~ I6vIs MAY la.-CATTLE-Eastern adyices caused An
.ser ana weak feeling shippers were ohshi pilSes!
heycr cauuc changed butcher, denanu Was so'u a
yesterdays figures Receipts -'AOo hc'u' aNip'' -'
head ~ rr.,,-- eq5s, d York
- 10 Psftoores, s3 3OGs3 80 Butchers' 10 tAhcy
- 50gsi 65 Rpceipts $500 head shipments LOU
sHEKP-U nchaDged Eecelpts oOO AeA4' s1'pN
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ErFYALo i4-F1our Arm and -3e per Dbl higher Ior
ali etaics sales 900 bbs CITY Ground No spring - 20
SIit. Winter 81 wes6 20. New Process. 81 1Oeso BYE
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
cLnsINe rnIcrs or rnILADELrnIA srocks.
ScIsco CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS
Yesteday. To-day.
Nevicap levics an asspgeneDt of 81

MeLlcun IeVIcs an assttsHltbt OI u
Government bonds were active and frner with
new 4s ND 70 1O212 The District Of Columbia 3-63s
advanced 10 S73i iGS7l4 on Albany dispatches stat
ING that the bill permitting savings bank and Trust
fund investments IN them had passed the SeHaie.
The bill now goes TO the Governor Annexed are
q. ~ ELla
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15

8ussouris were quite freely traded in at 1910
1864 Old North Carollnas sold az 23, Arkansas ~
a, 5l and Is issued to L. r., p. b. and y d. kali-
road 90 @.
There was brisk trading IN railroad bonds, con
spicuous feature being an advance III Denver ana
RE Grande irsts 10 97l2. Fries were very active
and frmer-second cousOls 74074l2a 74l and
funded Js 40 7734 407sll lG7S. Large sales ot Rome,
Natcltown and Ogdensburg broke the price TO II,
bat there was q later recovery to -. MetTOp0ll-
tan Elevated fell TO 103l2. New-YOrk remaining
firm at 1142. jersey Centrais We're active ana
frmer-cons0is 81 91l2G91L adjustments 1O2 and
Lehigh cousois 57l2. Canada Southern frsts We're
up 90 o33t c., c. and /. c. trss were lower at 20,
and seconds frmer at 34l4, ~. Paul sinking funds
being up TO 1914. There were no other particular
features.
Money was more active, and the rate advanced to
4a4l, per cent on call. Discount and rates OF DO
mestic exchange are about as Iasl quoted eX-
cept that Boston Is par. The United states
Treasurer at Washington to-day received S63o,Obu
iu National bank notes FOR redemption. The customs
receipts were S43O, OOO, and the internal revenue
raceIDte S499,0OO The following is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges
T3l G65 ,226; currency balances, C6,+56,ZZO.
Foreign exchange ruled IIrm for reasons already
given. The working rates We're l2g 4 Del0" an
nexed nominal quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
SECOND

ChiVS SS y be. SlA
ONO 8 MIS- ,sa
ZOE bcs3-- 10
sALEs gROAi 2i2
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
fluaurlGt.


LONG ISLAND INSURANCE CO. HPASY 100 BRoADwAY)
EQUITABLE BULDLSGJ y. Y; 4O3 MOsrAGUEsr, :
BRCOKLYN May A. 1879. )
ATA MEETING Of the Directors of this
N Company, held tins daT, B. W Delansier wa c'cel
Bacbrd was appointed Secretary the ensuing year
HENRY BLATCHFORD, -ecrelary
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, % BROAD
n WAY \ Fy YORK May "a. l-79The transfer books of
tins Company will bs closed fr0m oclQck D. ~ 1 AZ r. 90
the morning OF June D. J. 10 80
NHICAGO BOARD of TRADE.
III. HORTON & CO.. stock Brokers. SO Broadway. New-
York solicit orders buY and al Grain and PROVISIONS Ia
Chicago Market through +. G. POPE Co, ia L4s4e a.
on usu4I margins ana 40 lowest rates OF commission.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA FIRST
I j and SECONDS COUNTY and TOWNSHIP BONDS
Of Missouri Kansas and Illinois nsnteI Dy y,-,- p4-
GAS STOCKS.
an NewYork and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also al kinds
of BROOKLYN Investment securities. dealt in ~ - -. - -,
GsO. II. PRENris-, ~ BIOAD--r., \. \.
HAS STOCKS & City R.R. lHorse and Elvtb
~ stocks & Bonds bought * sold D. ~, . eto..
UFFIcF or rliE SILVER IsIEr
CONSOLIDATED MItlNG Asu LAAb- ,oMPANY.- Z
5Z BROADWAY, NEw- \ Ohh. Apfll -, 1919 >
uOLDERS of the bOuds-Or of scrip certlii-
A Gates convertible into bonGs-0f TINS company are
herebr uodod shat nasmuCh The irstaments Of Dunaa
heretofore advertised Tor cancellation nave Not Dei
ofered determined ana discharge ne ent
and cancel The mortgage len. ani therefore
nursuaut h. speciac provisions Of the trust or moEagi
das1 interest that day on a bonds and suci
scrp certificates then unpaid and outstanding . ,.
Appllcatlons Tor payment 20 De made 20 c. r DIXON
'ih''''' ~ ''' EDWARD LEARNED.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
----ActuA Sales.-
Ou'o. Hixh't. IOW't. FiUa

-Actua Sales.-- Closing Bids. Shares
Op'e Hight LOw't Final BID Asked. Sold
SLL x. CO
sor. orr.... 4O%a Al 4O4 4ota 4O4 4Os4 1895
ST. L. q f.. lO9s 1Oas l0h los los l0S 122
stL& \. r.pf. 12S l2S l2S l2s l24 l2S $50
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
M p. M.-Continned.
O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS, 3

&C &IC
4O0....bc. Z y
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15

holders of tie Pacific MAI steamship Company viii bs
held 40 Office of the c0mpan pier loot of Caut. SOrh
River the Cliv Newlork % HEDNi i>DAG the 2sth
Nav 1879 between the hours of l2 O'Clock tnd
O'Clock for the election o. Directors and he Transaction
" other business m2y properly come before H. lhs
transfer books Of the company vii close 70 the ONCE ot ne
Company III ~ tN, the pa lf Aay.
1879 1T three (3 Ocnck y. m VIII III tiS
DAY, the 18th of May, 1879 AZ l0gclocs a ~.
J. W MANnEN. sacrlflry.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-15
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY

THE INITIAL Trey Ty-jgANCc CONPAsY Hr Nzw-loaK.
40 10 s6 8r1sdway. Nav ..t. Aly }. l,at.N
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR IRi =
: TEFg or THIS COMPANY win IH he'd ll its uf % IS
above purla NJ o It's charter Monday june ., 1873.
Thr polls VIII Doe open l- O'Clock -oII. -l d remain '1'n
uN : O0''" J" d." ISAAC r. LLOYD Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


CAsstDY's HOTTEST Singleton, st Lam
dry parish; Capt N Smith. louisiana; j j Cow
ant. Ramsey ,Mssissippi; q Z Gillespie,
Seither. Alabama: d + Vanarsdaie Lonisiana !:
jas Lilley. Mississippi; Chas Leggett, Ar.
kansas; DR. J B wilkinson, DR. Geo A B Hays.
W Harris. Louisiana; A Collins, J Lewis. Mis-,
ssissiPpt: W Greed and wife, Lincoln parish.
La: Mrs ! G Wood and family Mrs NJ j Rove,
Texas; Thos McGrath. Broakhaven, Miss: r w
Kinnv, Mobile. Ala: B w Williams, city; q B
Boatner and family, Morgan City. La
ST CHARLES HOTEL-T B ChlIdg. New
York; Carlton. Arkansas; DR. B q Green
field, Tensas: Ira y Bride. Montgomery: sam
F Bishop. Louisville: Samuel F Greves and
wife, Miss Minnie Greves. Baton Rouge joe p
Burt Nashville; Q n Greenleif and wife, Miss
Mass: John Rogerson, England: b = Sullivan.
y 3 Merritt. Pensacola: Thos Graeme. I.ouis
vile: pr Hall. Mobile: M r Hale and wife.
4 LudinRton. wife and child, New YORK = W +
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Oompa
...N. M|N .a&4sl44s4ssd-las-a---A ..|... .o."U ..
Dom Ito.

DNmeHJIG.
New York, April o. 16:45 q. m. Coffee steady
fair demhnd:. milds quiet aud frm sales 500
bags. Refined sugar easy.
1870 .. m.-Coffee quiet: stock 55.5sa. Re-
lined sugar quiet.
j., Spot cotton dearer: uiddIings M, futures
firm.
CHICAGO. April 8. 900 n. m.-Pork- 80 sax
May S1n Az bid June. Lard-G .4OnaG.42ts May
6.i5mg479s June. Wheat opens Mt 93i4 asked
Mny Corn--35 lsa3bss May. 3Gts June.
Union Stock Yards-43a cars stock reported.
Estimated receipts of hogs to- day 81 1o9 official
yesterday Ii. 2el: do shipments 5ii5 Light hogs
o. 65ma 10. mixed pack srs ~ b5dD3 rs. heavy
shipping s3 1909 9b. Cattle-Estlmated receipts
1000. market active and firm.
$50 b. Enclosing. Wheat s7a April o2ts0D
92S4 May. 935s@DaA June. Corn D. 4Ma5ss May.
80 June. Oats-25ta May, 25A June. Pork
$lo27k asked May. $40 37a June. Lard-6s 716
May, G.42b bid June.
ST.. LOUIS, April 9,.,opening;-Wheat--s 81 oa
asked April. 81 OBJ bid May, 81 OLA June. Corn
80 April. 33s asked May. 34ss asked June.
~ 30 D. .-Wheat--lower: No. 3 red ii 02@
April. II O3b May Sales at 81 O3g4D1 OK now.
Al 03a June. VI ~ cash, No. q red 30 cash. Corn
lower ES3aafRJ34 May. 341aNo3a1S June 331S cash
Oats better; 2bN bid May, 20 cash. Whisky low
or TO sell. Gut meats lower to sell. Bacon low
or; clear ribs 5.35 Lard unchanged.
CINCINNATI. April 9.--ProvisIons-Por 80 80
@10 Is Bacon "A. 53a@5a. Hams s@1o. Out
ments $50. 4.s5. 4 30. 5Ge5 Of Lard 50 bid 6 40
asked-7@7 ~; Hogs 50 9o@i o.: receipts 2C37.
Whisky 81 on.
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s FL sors sRysnss O. 9 sas ' b5g e a
RYE flour staady; ss 5000 rs.
HOMTNY-s 2aD2 80. Wholesale: " 50@2 10 job
o' 1171i1 il Ex landing " 7o@a y. Sales 40
poilk e quiet and . steady . and ta,r trads
bus mess is limited 10 sma lots sold to dealers
At 80 e2sa9 70 for old and st1 t2]s011 % for new
these rates. bales-bD bbs new mess at FL "
DHY SALT MEATS There was D fair amount.
priass ruled easler We quote shoulders g.som
e.s2se for loose. and = po0o4o for packed. Sides
are nominal. and pretty much out o. m mr.
elear rib and cleat Sides respectively. bales~2
car lends Of loose shoulders at s.s2sc.
BACON There was scarcely nny trading IN
bacon today. Supplies on the landing and ~
the depot were offered. but buyers deeinad ~
operate except ..at rates which receivers GOULD "
not oopsl1sr W. annte shoninets, a at.~ assd
sac. Dealers obtain IN advance OF 3a@tae on
these rntes.
LAID Il easer md lower, to sell. The sup
Wa quote. Tlerce 10 for refined, aud Gt4Dsssc
for packers steam. Dealers rates are w
higher Sales 10 tieroes refined. On the land
nAMsuws note O. 'mpr s so demand aaa, ba
sSa ess At % ss & sfes @n a s s
e5fsg 81 St'," sss tst%s
goods at NIX nBe! dealers are charging 8@ssc
II fA s,9R'a la5s. Hou PRODUCTS Dealers are
Dbl for pia pork 81 saap Is Tor ramp pork As %
no for prime pork: 80 for prime mess
tlo8io a6 Tor family mess; pigs feet y % for
tongues 2aaao; fp,ara ribs 1890 n for 100 p
tierees and n for bis: side ribs % for 800 ID
CORN-Ia III good request. Sales --15no yellow
at 47sse. 1000 IT, ut Ate: 1900 40 III second hand
hngs ut ean, 500 and 1000 white mixed nj 4tse:
LOCO apa 1890 y N, ct aa se ssaay a
bran Stock fair and market weak ut SOC
HAYS In far supply md prices are steudy.
Choices I'D bo. prime si4a.b " tom
Whisky Market quiet md easy., We
good Western 81 " o7oi os. Louisiana st o,eol o..
POTATOES Supply fair and market firm at
Onions Light supply and firm at u 250e2 80
CAHnAGEs. Firm At ssas 90 y bog.
APPLIES supply is light and prices firm
BUTTER me market - ovsrstpcHed and
prices easy. New. York creamery fine 14D25e.
New York dairy fine 22G923c. Now. York dairy
good 1s@iTc, Western fine i4t9i5c. Western dairy
CHEESE teady. New York cream e@6jge.
Western ernam 4ls05e u lb. Western Reserve
factory bts@Glac.
ETAHUH-I Id fair demand at 81 In lnta.
POULTRY Old chickens "a 90. young "A % /:
ducks " geese $3Got; turkeys tiaNl17 n dozen
EHaB-Westsrn 12@t3e. Louisiana 1s09t4e W
dozen.
HICE-FIrm. Prime GRe. good Gao, fair 5FSno
&C. ordinary 5st0bac. common 5,s@bhr. and
No. 28Am4e " ID.
HALT-Detnand light. with q heavy stock on
hand. Tho late arrivals having been imported
BY tho dealers we have no cargo sales to re-
port
We quote prices from warehouse. Course 80
avg We fine Al s2ts0Dt 3b v sack. Turks Island
little or no demands quoted Mt 75Gsoe " bBg I
two bushels. Table saIt In pockets for family
use 4tm7c encb, as In size.