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new dwelling house. with rooms, new barn,
good cistern and 5 lots. situated on Summit
street, between Third and Fourth. Terms rea-
SOnaOle. Apply to }. w. GLAzIER,
On the Premises.
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WANTED.
BOARDERs WANTED.

by y young to do housework. Addres
NJ, Press & Dakotaian office.
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FOR A L OR TRADE.

Two dwelling houses OIL Sixth street, near
Pearl also one dwelling near Secretary Hands
all conveniences Terms reasonable. Apply
on premiSe THOMAS STILLS,
YanktOn. u. L,
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FOR RENT.

The brick store occupied by Chas. Eiseman s.
Co., situated on Broadway. Will be for rent on
the list of January next. Apply to
BURLEIGH BROS.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AMI RE
PAIRED.

j. G. Graham, a thoroughly competent man in
the business. will give his attention to the tuning
and repairing Of pianos and organs, Satisfac-
Leave orders at Box 1876. Yankton Postofice.
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Mis-. LA. BUrrERFIELD, from Boston, Mass,
is prepared TO do dress and cloak making in all
their branches, at the corner OF Fourth and
Mulberry streets. Boston and New York styles
received every month.
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o FOR RENT.

Two rooms, one 15x2o and one 9x2o feet. for
rent, near corner of Broadway and Third street.
of FRED. SCHNAUBER.
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Two permanent boardels with u good room,
and a few table boarters can be accommodated
at MIR PRIMES, on Fourth street, between
Pine and Mulberry.
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FOR RENT.
FOR A L OR TRADE.

Furnished rooms. corner of Linn and Second
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The associated press congressional report
says that Delegate Bennett has introduced
. bill to repeal. the pre-. emption Law.

New bills to the number. Of thirteen hum
dred and e~ighty-6ve haye been introduced
in the house of representatives since the ses-
sion began,
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"wednesday Evsutns, Aprs e, 1879
Gen. John A. Dix died Monday night,
aged e~ighty-ons years.

The Black Hills TINES. of the 17th inst.
contains IN excellent editorial on the subject
Of the African exodus fron the septh.
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FOR RENT.
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

Asmall tenement house. Enquire OF
A. q. FULLER.
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VEGETINE
FOR
NERVOUS HEADACHE
And Rheumatism.

CINCINNATI, O., April Q, 1877.
H. r. STEVENS, ESQ. =
Dear Sri have used your Negetine for N.r-
rous Headache, and also for Rheumatism, and
have found entire relief from both. and take
great pleasure in recommending it to all who
may be likewise afflicted,
FRED. \. GOOD.
los Mill ST., CHM.
NEGET1NE has restored thousands to health
who had been long and painful sufferers,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
gys Atlantic and Pacifle Telegraph Company
III ssraa tssfyn.

CHICAGO. July 8, Oils d. rn.-short ribs 4.so
bid AS asked August 4 ~ ssptsmbsr Pork 8
seller the year. Iard-gg5 bid. g.lb asked July.
el5eaeI7h August 6 2a0625 September.
Union STOCK Yards. :. Estimated receipts Of
hogs to-dag 1880. official yesterday not In. do
shipments NOT in. Light hogs % 1904. mixed
packsrs, not quoted; heavy shigptng 20 5000
for common g ehties. Cattle Estimated re-
2p.m. Cail-short rips44 sfta4 a2ts August 4 90.
@ia2h September. Pork---sa 81 400 % Augnst.
g ron tsg.a September Lard-f.15@e17's August.
81. LOWS, July e-.opening -Wheat-st oos
July. 81 op1s August. Al 0o1s September. Corn
aaa bid July. 90 August, ssas seDtemper. $3.50
30 pm Closing Wheat = JpIy. Y August.
sG3s@ssta september SEA October.
hlehsr and i'i frm; trade and family binds
y 75s shlpene ezsras Y iot h 20 sl2ta
and atr1ne ul spo ~ saea No. spring s o.
81 o2ts. No q DO at s11s. Nc. . rsd y 81. No I
quite q 2o,a. No. spring July sold Of 81 70.
u 90. Corn hgaie higher md in moderate de-
mane sales ID spot at 45k for No q. No. July
Sgd ct ~ Oats firm rs, ut 1901 iof m ~
Pork stranger; July SO 1e@1o y. August =
6.371s@DG.40. August e45GGA71s. Out meats IN
mooerate .demand: picked shoulders 5h95}4,
do hams s1a0o1o. Beef In moderate demand and
nfm; kIa2aWl9 5U tOT prime. WESTERN WHISKY
quiet: 81 o6.
Spot cotton dull and lower: Mlddlings ~ s-1e:
futures weak.
Meats Loose shoulders ysg5. clear ribs 4 sg@l9.o
elear sides 51o u u. Mess pork $40 40 @I0 20.
Lard Current nuke sos v IT,. Graiu steady.
Wheat Id demand choice white ri %: red or
aubsr 81 d5@t DC. Rye-Ho Q b7@58 n buahei.
Corn Mixed Gar 5000, Smelling -. Hoks--Dull
for heavy fair demand and firm for light. com
mon 1905 5g fair to good % 60@5 %. choice "a y
Genital u.u.,.
LIVERPOOL, July 8. 4 D. M hsat--W Western
spring ID idiots 81. Flour Western canal 30 vi
Wt6s I'd. O0rn--Nsw mixed IL I'd.
ocean HrotEnts.
New York. July g.-Ocsan fretRiits are uniet.
owing 10 the advance in the grain markst. To
Liverpool by stsam, 40 ono bushels grain at 4d.
10000 bushels pens at szsd; to London by steam,
5000 bushels grain at 3D. A Britisfi btfk to
direct port on this Continent with 600 quarters
grain ut As I'D; u Norwegian bark 10 Hayre
with 5000 quarters grain At 4s Sd. another TO Ill
sinors for orders with 2fG0 barrels refined DG-
trofetm at As I'D.
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Jose narba ". Ml.nrle rranel.ee. z

L1oURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THg
IL parish OF Orleans. No. 45.4a4 by virtue gg
honorable The Fourth, District q urt f0r Ms
parish Of Orleans i'm The above entitled esxaSs4
will proceed g sell Of public, alealon. y
tho Merchants and AHettoue@rs hxahanRB4
loyal street., between CauaI and Castofai1ouss
strssts tn tts Second pstf Il 81 la Str
a9lG1eeEE f ss1ef opp fs2 81 Ia66aD gasns
with vi tt,e appartenane4s tnersuafp bsIongr
near the large bridge OF the Eagou III. john
and designated BY the numbers Ave u ion ifs--
On at BE tWsnig.sixs Nay I'D, hgfors
sketch said lots Of ground have tAs fgilosgsns
dimensf0ns, to wit: Lots numbers fVes sir
seven. eight and nine eaeh tnfrty fsss
Iroat on EsDfanade street. and th.ftg fs9s aTkss
d ID feIlo 10 Widga rae req H.
hundred and twenty-tbrss feet VIZ inches Uss
one aide and Of ons haldred and tWenfy seiGsss
separating it from lot plumber six Ios nllns~
Dor six OF one htndrsd ana tWents -eig ht fessT
bar i i've and III ii one hundred and tIirty-t1rs
feet seven Inches on the. side Of Tot number
seven lot nnrnIsr ssvef q one HUNDRED aIstz
number SIX. and OF one nundfsd and thirty
eight feet seven inches and three lines On tlas
sae a nnnpfr sishs IT,
TIRES lines On the sfds Of Tot number seven Hnss
of one hundred and ferty-three feet seysn
IICuSS ALA uF5 ilMGS III vi
nine; lot number nine Of oBe hundred anH
forty. three feet seven inches and five lines %
the side Of lot Iaber sikl,t and o. 6as hnHaTs
lot number ton, and 3et numbsr fen Hass thirfy~
eight feet one inch front en EsDiauads atreet by
eighth ineHes on the sids u los nunapsr ufnas
and Of one hundred and fity-tw feea eisye9z
inches on tns opposite sid9 Ifns, and i've feeK
eleven Inches and tour lines In width On sh1
rear line. - 80
Also AT THE SAME TIME And PLACE.
THE LUGGEE NAMED FIIIPpISO. t9gssfssr
with her tackle, apparel. efc., now lying 10 lbs
Bayou st. John. near tho iafge bridges La LIE
Second District of this city.
Seizsd Id the above suit
Tsrms-Casn ON the SPOT
j. Z. ALCEE GAUTHEEATT,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish q Orlsanss
iva m u MI aI14
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CITY 81 view orIean. y. tIaudlus Geazy.

TYIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOE THE Pa
e ish Of Orleans. No. 2sT-By, ur.as q e
nraf,le the Filth UIsrricr Csurr for tas Dariga
eli Orleans. ID ths above entitled caase, fof sssg
taxes OF 1873. viii proeststi g SCI as pas y,
ef1anoe RoTaI street bst wean Canal aLd sSa Ess-
Il housa street, 10 the Sreond Dsfrtes %
city on MONDAY, August H. 1879. ~ :. = = 80
%, III GEs t2I,s PORTION oR egoUsD. sis-
uarsd III tha Third District q ta,s saly. o.
usssr ~ nIn,fer fl1rse nansraa and sexensy-
800 Ih,nnsIed by Frenenmen. ElEslan Fiefdss
Rampart and 81 Glards stsssIs ati. desssI assa
ihmndred and twantY-eignt feel In dsC&n.
81 Seized in the above suit.
Tsrms-Cash On the @pat.
T. r. ALGRE GAUTHREAUT.
Civil Sheriff oI sas Parish ol 0Eieanss
iYa 1g "a 80 AUG IL
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.In0. r. Wa1wGrth vs. .Hn04 o. ateyensan
WIDOW @. q. g. I.ahds snbIog aEaN

lTxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE rAKrafs
- Of Orleans, No. 2D,55t 4 By virtue uf Al writ 6f
fleri faelas Against Jonu 5sigr. called Il war~
rantv and 10 favor pf JnO D Stevenson. Wiaow
TIC honorabIe tle SIKH District Court Tor tllise
viii proceed to ss al papiio anstloa ii i tls
Merchants and .Auettonears' Exchange. Hoyal
street. bet uesn ganal and gnstnlahouap aFrasfE,
August Il. 1879, at II o'et5ek M. tho following
'esYi01 f.f afaar = TifLE And 1prHnE
mother, Mrs. Anus NJ. AiahIau. willow 81 hlay
thonv SELLER, and mum red s7 2a5 IL the doekss
q the SECOND nistrlete ttit, hatiall Nj
succession z, 400. and esveolallyI His fntsrssf
in whatever bslanes, Of eaah there liIy bs ~
sss hsnds Y q r s aans9rtor sa If saa s
June "a. 1a1sa. His. interest In The following
property inventorisd Il bAloaging to said sues
esssioh aud Remaining Hushla viz:
PROMIsSOEY NOTES,
A promisaory nofs for ths. sum of one t1ou-
sand dollars, drawn By Fred. sellsr, to tf19 gr~#
isr Of tand l1 y " Anthony seller .ttd also
sn sa u fbrassy s se s maas
twelve months after dats.. ApDraIse hs sl6oo.
q promiss5Ty note for ths sum 81 hftsau hmm
order of anthony Seller md Iudyrsea bg Seller
= Brother. dated on the seeoud day Of JHnu~
aty 1861. and minds pagubse tRelvs MONTHS Aftar
4 prom saory note 10 hos, n TIRES thou.5
sand dollars. drawn hy JohnS Her ii thu order
81 ana Endorsed by himself, dated vi flse hrssz
day Of October 1861. md n1sds payAul8 enc year
alter d fs. Appraised ttt 5000
Another prolnaaory note fr thu sum og fIE.
teen hundred dollars drawn by Jvha eHiler NJ
tho order. Of ind indorsed ~ lifnaeif, dated 10
the first day of October. 1861 atsa faie pstyaDis
on demand. Appraised 1T $500.
REAL ESTATE.
A LOT OF GROUND. with the butiJtu and
inUr0Vsm ents thereon, sftusEtad III the SQUARE
b5undsd by Thatfa CaF0ndaist tiAfs ApoIioJ.
MeiD0msne aud Baronts 1afs BHeaIisf streets.
and measuring hlfty.oha fAst alfsVan inches
and five lines front on Ctlrouisl { stzest DIV one
hundred and tWsnfy.seven fset ten iHeHss and
four lines II depth. as per plan dfHWn ny q. ~
Hsain. arehftsat. on flts twenty third nf Desp~s
Der. 1862. aud Deposited rs pin No. ii book
gf usnhs No. 4, OF Tb6mas L;lybNn IatA nGEaEy
iii this city. Appraised II sg000.
MI as per Inventory on His In sud s1iGesssian
OF Anna VI. Atektsn. tbs essn On hand FAurax
santing the inVsnt0ried properly sold Dy osd6x
OF court
Seized I'M the above suit.
TeTms-~Cesh ON the spot.
j. r.. ALCEE HAUTHnEAUX.
Civil shetiH Of tns Paf{Bn u Orleans
jy10 IT "A Ill Au7 II
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James rvoney y. WIN. ". Waiksr.

E'oUaTE DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAE4
A. lab Of Orleans. No. 45.3as-By virtue Of i
writ OF fierj fAefas. to BFe directed by the nCs-
orable the Fourth District Conrf for this parish
OF Orleans, In the abevs entitled cause. VIII
proceed to sell al public auction. at the Nor
chants and Auetionaers, Exchange. kcyaI strsess
between Canal and Cu~femhoaas streets, III
the second District OF this city. On THURS
DAY, July 10. 1919. at IL o'clock m. the follow
ingsdescrifsd property, ~ wit
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. with the bald
fngs and improvements thereon. sffuaSed III the
First District OF thfs city In the saHare oous Gsd
by Jaesb. Clio, Howard and GSEIfepe streets.
designated al lots sixteen, seventeen and fIgnf-
cen; said lots adjoin each othar. and measure
twenty five feet four iaef1es front On CaIlio1b
street By one hundred ard fgefve Hert one inGEs
and two lines In depth. between parallel Hnsa.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Gasn ON the SPOT.
]. Il. AICEE nATTHEEAUY,
Civil Sheriff Of ths Parish of Orleans.
reg 1s NJ 30 IgT 10
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MON N FAIRY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMO ORAT.
Wednesday Evening. July 8. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,
Total thus far...... $a7lo,s75 81 s4se.o2s "a

Total thus FAR. S37lg,575 3l S4s6,U4a w
We quote exceptional paper GOT y cent: AL
do 10: second grade do "a: loans on col
laterals COS; Al mortgage paper SO: second
grade do @ v cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted ut ss@sa
and trade dollars at su@s5. Halves and quar-
ters tAmeriean) are quoted at 9aa@gsa.
Ths saleH OF foreign exchange were light
and rates are STEADY. Bank sterling rules at
--D4s7. and bill OF lading and elear bills at
4g5tsD4B4..
French bills are weak and quiet We quote
bank francs = commercial -@b.2ta.
New York sight Is quoted at " " cent pre-
MUM for bank counter rate: commercial ID
quoted n v cent premium.
State Consols stsady at 4a5s@4sM.
Premium Bonds closed at 2GO2ess.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES - Consol-
idstsd Bonds are quoted ut s2@s2s: Half-Paid
City Coupons, 22@@-; State Warrants. s4@ss:
Lsvee Warrants. 74tsDT6: City Time. 1874. 400
10; 1876. 500: 1876. 2f@2a: 1877, 2t@2a: 1878.
21@2a. -
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
sHEitsEH sAs4Es.
Mary Ann Ks,Iy ". James meas "a, a s.srs

TtHIHD DISTINCT COURT ron THE PAX
a ish Of Orleans. Nc. 2a,stR-By virtue IN Il
writ oil seizure and sala, 10 ms dfeefsd BIZ sfsss
honorable the Third District Court Tor fhfs&
parish III Orleans. in tho abgve entitled cause
will praesea To sell ct public auction, ae t1sfs
Merchants and ,Auetionoefs' Exchange. RoYaa
street. batwsen Ganal and Gastpmhous3 stratsaA
In the Seeond District nf this city. on M3MDATsz
August il, 1879. ut 10 osalpak M, the following
described property. to-Wit4-
!, A CERTAIN Tor or GRO n z. toaathar with
tbs buildings and improvements tharebHaaIss
uated iii the First District Ut this ely lltyI4~z
nated by tha number three, on o plan afaHH BIZ
g, A. Hsdln, architect and civil engineer gft thfs
twenty eighth aay OF November, 1885, shfa aek
measuring. In Amer can nsnauTss Itiir5v4tFp
feet tsq inches and two lines front On DFyatlsH
street bstwssn caliinpe street aud Triton " tslk.
by ono hundred aud twenty seven fest ten
Inches and four lines tHdautn. bstsg0als uaraIlsA
lines Being the same prypsfty which tlls slslf
yhmes Meaghar acquired by purchase frcna
gaunell md Bailief. per net passed bsfgse
Adolph Bondousanle, b. notary public Id tflis
city. dated thirtiath OF May 1867.
Seized In tho above suit.
Terma-Cash on the spot
j. r. AICEH HAUTHBTHTtg.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish III Orleans.
jyfD IN "A at Au7 ii ss
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, JULY TO- 1879.

temporarily succeed; but we assure them 10
advance that all theft arts and articles will
never be- quite equal TO restoring the 20 per
cent tax oI. even to retaining the duty OF 40
per cent upon the alkaloids. And II the retail
druggists are so guilty In this business US the
a1iuinA professors eharge, they can readily bs
reached by State legislation. Extortion IN
this matter Will mt be tolerated by The
people. Atlanta Constitution.
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OK Horns eunI Observation-Disclosures. O.
IAlIDW. W B....4. *...s.t4s..t4.s Y ~ bSsG
The hide fnarket Ii quiet with downward
t1nues duh. with prices d shade lower. and we
now nuots luke 2eM97e, Louisiana 240a5n. bury
loeg14t. Us 70 aaaity. TalloW scarce md firm
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AUCTION SALES.
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
CONSTABLE SALES.

A. BALDWIN q CO. vs.. Th0s. Ferguson.
IECoND JUSTICE COURT FOE THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. 5o0-By virtue Of q writ
of feri facias. 10 ne directed by the Hon. W.
Rogers. Second Justice. 81 the Peace 10 and for
the parish Of Orleans, III tire above stated snIt.
will proceed to sell at publis auction. ut the
corner Of Crossman and Front streets. On SAT-
URDAY, July 10, 1879. at 10 o'clock IN
ONE UPRIGHT BOfLEE AND ENGINE at
taebed and Pools and Cutting Machine.
Seized iii the above stated suit.
jg1o ii IL 8 Ne Il. BARNES, Constable.
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HOTEL ARR AIS.

T6xes. Jamss Emery, New York: @ W Nor
rfll. East Paseagoula. Il @ Clarke. Worcester
q s Greene, IafouIshs: Hunter G Leake, 81,
Irvine and wife. Galveston; O q Elmer, Cfncfn-
natl
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COM w EREIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening July 8. 1879. !
COTTON The tone Of the market to-day was
easy. being influenced by unfayorable reports
from abroad. The demand was Of only mod
crate extent. the sales amounting to 1000 bales.
The following Is tho official closing OF the
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


succession Of Thomas n. NJ. smith,
aECOND DISTRICT COUNT FOB THE PAR
- fsh OF Orleans, No. Al Whereas. Mrs.
Hester Scully. widow Of T. q, NJ, Smith, has pe-
titioned the court for letters oil ADMINISTRATION
on the estate Of the late Thomas IL. Ill. Smith.
deceased. Notice Ii hereby given 70 all whom
1t may concern 10 show cause within ten. days
why tho prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be- granted.
BY order OF the court
jyg 10 15* JOHN HERBERT. CLERK.
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STATES 4jSs q 438s. FT6In1uHaA 2bseeWzbSas
CLOSING CALLS P. M.
States 4sss914sgs: Premiums 2tW2sss.
by Telegraph
NEW YoHK July a.--Money closed Fat ~ v
cent Exchange closed steady ut 4se1aH4ssts.
closed firm: currency gs 122Ge124.
PtaelHe Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
nrsts 1Gaaa@ibglss. land grants 11szsMlt sfns-
ing fluids 114asNt147a: CentralB 1Ug5sta1Ugh.
The stock market to-day WAS generally firm
and closed strong. with prices a. Or near the
highest Of the day the strongest stocks were
Northwestern. ut. Paul. Lake Shore. M ehtgan
Central and Erie: he weakest we're Hannibal
and 1T. Joe. Kansas City and Northern and Wa
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Total .......... 1000 907 123 $14 o35 1913 TsG
Outside New York. 44T5.1s2 GO 4,1s4 s7e .9os
Ii will be noticed that the only places which
show decreased bank operations are San Fran
cisco, where stock speculation has been ar
rested by the great decrease In the produc-
ton of the Comstock lode, Milwaukee, New
Orleans, Providence, New Haven, Springfield
and Worcester.
The following is the cotton crop report for
June, condensed from replies Of correspond
ents by the committee on information and
statistics of the Cotton Exchange:
iat.ksidnd.-This report is compiled from
104 answers received from 81 parishes. Ihe
weather during the month has been very dry,
and compared with last year has been more
favorable for cultivation, enabling planters to
get their crop well worked. There has been
a slight decrease In acreage since last report,
owing to dtouth and scarcity OF labor The
stands are reported good, except in the bot
tom lauds. The plant is small, but forming
and blooming WELL Its present condition is
good and clean, and compares with last year
favorably. Many complain OF lice and To-
Gusts, and there is a general complaint OF
dfouth, many parishes reporting no rain for
six to eight VI eks The crop ID backward IN
growth, blooming and forming pregaaturely,
and about two weeks later than last year.
Mississippi-We have 128 reports from
thirty-three counties averaging Id date June
so. The character Of the weather has been
dry and favorable for cultivation, more so
than during the same period last year There
has been 70 material change in acreage.
Stands are generally reported good, and the
plants are blooming aud forming vel. Con-
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We take from the New York Public the fol-
lowing statement Ut tho clearings of the
Clearing House cities for the first six months
of 1878 and 1879,
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The bank Of ~. Gardner X CO., at Chnm-
paign, Ill, which passed the panic Of 1879 IN
good shape, went down on Saturday under
clear skies and Without signal Of Distress.
The unsecured liabilities amount to S50, 0oO,
and the money Is understood TO have been
lost lii handling grain.
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The French Minister of Commerce estimates
Tint the demand Of France for foreign grain
during the current year will not fall short Of
pm nm nm
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The acreage IN potatoes In Indiana Is very
large and the prospects are favorable for d
good yield. end In Michigan the indications
nre that this crop will be one Of the largest
ever produced In that State The advices
from Illinois IRE likewise favorable to o good
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-10

There was considerable movement yester-
day Id State Consols. and sales were effected
amounting to S233.0p0 at o decline. They
closed steady at a. s6a43fa. against a4lls09A4aa
On Tuesday. Premium Bonds closed ut 260o
2Gssys, against 2ettS9aa2G9s on the previous day,
with sales Of only $G4GD. Tn New York Lou
isiana Gonsols opened DIT 45 and closed ut 1870
Al, with sales ct 100000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-10

The hoard Of silver I'LL tile Bank Of France
since resumption has Increased SO rapidly
TINT II now considerably exceeds the gold re-
serve, and fears are expressed for the contin-
1lanee III resumption. The silver III the bank
exceeds S20n, ooD,oOo England gained ~. 254,-
600 In silver In the last ten months, receiving
S25,AlS, GOO from Australia, and $4,000 net
from this country, and exporting $tG,3os.o 600
Ito Germany, which sent In return $1g,gg5 900.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1879-12-17

a feeling of tenderness. Three months
Of such feeding and care should add con
siderbly to the weight of flock, and by
the end of that time the latest may be
drafted out for sale There is usually a
good market in the nearest village for a
few fat sheep, and by previous arrange
ment small flock may be disposed of
through the winter and spring very ad-
vantageously. For larger hocks the city
markets are the best places for selling,
and while a farmer is gaining experience
in feeding small flock he should be
seeking all the requisite information for
managing the disposal of large number.
The business is so void of risk, if the
sheep are well bought, well kept, and
well sold, the care and labor are so light
and the remuneration is so satisfactory
that every farmer who has the means to
procure and to feed few or more sheep
might well try an experiment, even now
while the season is still young.