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A -A.-GO AND SEE THE PALIsADEs
And VIEW THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
IMMENSE IMPROVEMENTS at PORT LEE
The SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA

The management have determined make this historic
the vicinity nf New York
HEALTH PLEASURE. and RECREATION for every
body. NEW PAVILION now OPEN The Hotel proper
will be cunnetcd about the 18th inst
FORT LEE PARK aud STEAMBOAT co s steamers
LEAVE Canal u. for FORT LkE DAILY at 63. 10. and
II A. NJ. 3ao. 5; o and II r. N SUNDAYS
at O. TO- aud ~ A. NJ. - ". l. q 5, g. T. and p n
LANDING ~ 2lth aud s4tn SIS 30 and li minutes later
for PLEASANT VALLEY FDGEwArER aud SHADY
SIDE landings see card time tables Boats leave Fort
Lee daily $40 30 $50 uni II 10 A. NJ. ~ NJ, S't5
t.45. q. &, and 10 ! VI
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A,-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-
n. CONEY ISLAND EAST RIVER
The elegant steamer HAMPTON makes DAILY excur.
sions 10 Coney Island tvia Locust Grovel, leaving
Pier toot OF Pier foot Of Pier loot Of Pier 10. foot
S3d st, T.. r. 9th It, ER Broone IT. OF Maiden lane.
,s3 ,ss@3AAA ,s,iS GIG IN N ,ssS ssS ) \ ,ss39ffMM
sSPN SO ? II $50 p n 100 : q.
Trains leave the Island 20 RETURN connecting with this
Boat at 45 and 8 30 p ". The comfortable
70 Coney Island cool and Pleasant ride down New York
Bay. with but six minutes ride the to Brig hon
Pier Elevated Road east side connects At 3fth and Full
ton sta Fare, SOC. Excursion tickets onc
A SUNDAY EXCURSION, June %. 1870 to
n. Harlem and Astoria from Peck slip landing At 9th
81 2sd A.,olia and l2oth - each way -nd connect
Ing with Manhattan Beach Railway BY OF 23i st. r
r. The steamers Sylvan Stream and Sylvan Glen leave
Harlem At -. .iO.9D si2 A. VI. e. '2sO 4i5 5.f5. p
N. Leave Peck alp-.lO 80 and si2 A. NJ q. as q 81
$50 IS 20 - 80 and STOP These steamers connect
with High Bridge boats and for MOrrs MIA aud Ford
ham, Fare only 10 cents Sonnet with Manhattan
Beach BY way OF Esd St, T. r Tickets at Harlem ufice.
i3Oth 10th and the boats go round
WN WITliERMAX Suut
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A.
! ! '''1' I'LL 4, WV
S II WV WV -.
EELLLL = SssssS Il Il 4 4 v v +.
81 WEST i4TH ST NEW YORK.
Three doors from MHcya
Also FOR THE SEASON.
2CONGRFSs BLOCK
SARATOGA SPRINGs " Y

THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
POSITIVELY RktAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES
large variety OF INVISIBLE FRONTS for young and
old improving the looks NJ all ladies' Instantly; made OF
naturally curly hair, they are always ready.
The GOQUEr. 75c and inward. The PERFECTION
g. and upward. The FRlPON. 81 AMI upward. The
COQuEr rOMPADOUR $50 and upward The POM
PAnOUR FRlpuN, - aud upward
SWITCHES. finest quality. all long hair. from 20 up
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
GRAY HAIR A SPECIALLY.
Combngs made up by our new method handsomer and
cheaper than by any other house.
Advice nVenby a FRENCH ARTIST how 10 arrange
tie hair most becOmngly free OF charge.
GOLD AND SILVER HAIR PINS
Also, full assortment "
hand. EUGENIE'S SECRET Of BEAUTY, warranted
to be harmless. u specially. 81 per box
AURORA, Tor making hair golden blonde, 81 as and
81 per hottie. UnriValled VEGETABLE FACE and LIP
kOuGk. ~ 50 and ~ per bottle. Unequalled HAIR
RESTOKER ~ per bottle, 6n
Ladies' having undesirable shade NJ hair have II
trAuaormed into any desired shade IN Il lew minutes
without injury 20 the hair
The hnest line nt BEAUTIFYING COSMETICS for
tanning or producing the loveness OF youth, warranted
to be harmless,
Cumueien artists to atte nd 10 ladies' free OF eharge
An uoNqniitr and grand assortment OF kEALTORrOIsE
SHELL GOODS. by ImnAn, French, and American
artists, below manufactures prices
Send for illustrated catalogue. How to be
Beautiful" free ni charge.
L. SHAW 81 West i4th st. near 9Th avenue.
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EAST RIVER boat TO RocKAwAr

WILL MAKE THREE TRIPS from the EAST RIVER
LANDINGS. ana connect both ways at Jewells Dock
Brooklyn. with the
Palace Excursion Steamers
COLUMBIA and GRAND REPUBLIC.
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Gtal q stals.

aral estate.
II IssENA PARK.
s '%S WIN ,ss se {s S FS s Zone 9s, sfsn ns
convenient To churches schools Hud stores. ami its high
rolling surface admirably adauted to building purpo,eS
s4oo pay able IN slo instanent down. with 10
any in exi.tencc Nomore bcautal place can he found
Mans and Pa.,cs ire up9n epeaacn Visitors should be
= NJ lIicHSock,s Real Estate Agency. - rark row.
estate bought, sold. and EXCHANGED
$50 cAsU and sloo ygc'I win my hani'ome
rooms. "a. warr. marble mantc complete Tor ~ 2nl
6eau,,s @ m loeeon &C ~ eonvg9,nt 20 erres oiaTg pyees
Montomc ,t, Jersey 1ity 2n5 Brondway. New York.
$50 FoK COSY Z and iol ie Wi,
Htcr y, n R Que tttoN ,2R "TasI i ntrsst ana
.*or salr auO % stt.
a w. room wStr a. only 81 @oat and Sr
door, sla AS West 5oh st Appl, early
STOREs-corner West 10Th and Greenwich stS, suit
. able or any kind OF business Apply 2oa West ION
SUITABLE FOR PUBLISHERS
LAWYERS. o. A0ENTA
SEVERAL OFFICES
seAm-heAted and well lighted. on the
SECOND STORY Of
THE SUN BUILDING,
Corner Nassau ami Frankfort stA
Rent Low.
These premises overlook Printing House Square tho
CITY Hall Park, Post once and the Courts
THE PUBLICATION OFFICE or THE Sun,
ITO LET-Kichen sitting an 3 lisht be eiroonis sii;
a l. lares rooms, $40; Tor ss;2 rooms s.. iOEa,t
| TO LET, cheap. good order, rooms, 5l6 door SO
per mouth. sl47d II 2,ar co, Jersey CIV.
5Ere .s Gsa ;s. Si 4 's So *, IA nqi 4 bedrooms
WMMGoLI; i MoU2E 50 T9o's to@aais.
NJ G BURTON. wooim~n New York city.
gro -Two;sTOnY and basement Drick high
s. iS wSri BroofiyH. s E. iHs"'' rooms 80 N'"p
-------------------
aiuuss furnslHro.
A 7SSHN hKNGH RHS TIE cHEArEsI FUR
EIGbHgTnn AyINuE, HssS5 25!A A, and EAST SIDE
Ss st %EE&LS ANb MoAfY rAYSHRSfFss SHRS Fs2 TAEES KEN
A q ,nAUMANN.-IMME KEDUU-
"a. TloNs ~ furniture, carpets ana bedding. Weekly
It's knd IN he city lSad 5I sa y coraS idia st
RAIMANN BWOs.' NEW sTOKE,as West
,e p it a SUs Az & SHne yol ne assss n sgSS q urn
CHAMPION FOLDING BEDsfEHD
IMMENSE REDUCTION m prices OF furniture,
eafPs', oeddns stoves &C. Tor cash or weekly or
1owFEkraWAlf& 4 CO.'S. ls1 ana 1877 cha,hsm,t
TMMEN>E slaughter. OF furniture lcdling and cur.
great ranch, 2aj bnwe q. Opposite Prince Cut this
out II will pay, aisu 80 CARPETS slightly ,olled.
nIL-CIOTH>, all widths; misht carnets all quali.
" Ties, rnhhotoid carpet INN, cncun nnd other n at.
unHs, very cheap NJ bENDALLs old pace ~ Fulton
Nv ALL PAPER at RetaiL-very handsome small
| Tenth
6lOtBinS.
MEMS wording pants 4Oc,. Soc, 75e., 81, 81 so;
"A all wool, 81 rs a., 81 so s.
Ill DAVIES. IT2 Bridge ~, near High, BEooklyn
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-A.-oN THE HUDSON.

EXCURSION TO NEwBURGH AND PouGHKEEPsTE
SUNDAY. June p, by steamer JOHN SYLVESTER
leaving Pier lS Cedar stl IS. Franklin st. o. Leroy
st. ei5. 22d st. 81 Swing three hours at Newburgh
and one hour at Pou lhkcepse.
Excursion tickets 20 Newburgh h................. soc
Excursion tickets to Poughkeepse 75c.
Muse refreshment nts and dinners on hoard
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A1eRAND D,IIY rycURsIoyS

n VPrfF ~ ACriFuf. ItbS6N 10 I0NA ISLAND.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. June I, 1879
The and Mammoth Palace saloon Steamer
NlHPA.
The most ro0rny and magnificent Excursion steamer in
New York wabrs. viii make daily excursions leaving
Jewell. wharf Rkivn $50 West 2si t. II. r 'e.ss
Returnng leave Iona Island t33o T.. NJ.
GRAND SCENERY
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION, ONLY 81 CENTS
Ornni Muca Entertainment Liberal terms given 10
Societies Churche. schools. clubs &c by applying TO
HAWXluRST A PENNAL 81 broadway. New Aork
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n ,NS1NnnppN = NuhEAl Whsl hNp IND moIEL,
The steamer ROsEDALt. 1DLEwiLD SYLVAN DELL,
and CilRYSrENAH, on SUNDAY, June -. will make
eurStons To tgucy Island Point connecting with Pros
peet Park nnl Concy Island Railroad for BRIGHTON.
CABLES, and also the nearest route TO the NEW PIER
landing passengers In the all the principal
fractions. = follows.
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il,rsom,, autIc,s.

AM ENGAGED the 18th OF July Emma Frank
L 10 neorge kullnOcrs.
MONTREAL, Cant. s Agency sociis consiqn.
w menus AMI corr spundrnrc lruui stokrts
anu hilrs' advances mace, uurNc puunahe references
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Excursion II. kcts 10 Cnney Island Point ~ cents
Excursion tickets to Brghton. via railroad. 50 cents
Single fare to Concy island Point - cents
Single tare e. Brighton via faiiroad. - cents
Returning Boats will leave the island At 1910 II 30 A.
NJ. l2.i5 i2f5. li2n 2.2n, 4 f3n g. 1880 and . r NJ.
Returniug trains viii have close boat lions At
Coney Island Point for New York.
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- The ADELPnt WILL LEAVE ssi st, East River
e45 AMI 10 IS A VI ami 80 = NJ. South Ath At, viii
nam.hurgh. and in3l A. NJ. end li45 2 Brooms
st. New York q ~ aud loia A VI . and ? 2. "
And rRANSFfR UER PASSENGERS 70 the COLUN
BiA ami GRAND RFrt BLiC At Brooklyn
EXCURSION rICkETs GOOD on either boat. SOC.
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tinEntr

WANTED to borrow. Sls,OlO At per cent. lont
" umti VIII give undouhied security in vnlua be
lands whose income from annual pr tons IA s u.
Jamisun Co, ~ Old sip $50 = %
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MEMS working pants 4oc.. Soc, 75e, 81, 81 so;
"A. all wool 81. rs, a., 81 so S3 ''
j. L DATIks. lT2 Bridge ~, near High. BEooklyn.
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.
GRFENPOINT DIVISION

Trains leave TOO! OF 2sd ;t. Gas: River by steamer
VIZ lit s g. vs. ii ls T q qii ss = Is ~
Returning ,saye Manhattan Beach fT Greengoint and
Is.is &! So islS' ts.o. t:iS is5 isis j. nsS. ieis
Train. marked nus Stop S at Ess. Ss~ York sny-is
minutes aiist 0resnpoi1, time Trans marked thus do
s,m.r ru6xis Ay RIp9y noyFS pIvIsIoS ISL yr,,,ou,
New !SSs e. sSOn.Sps =. Bay Ridge with trains
s?s ~3s 5 2S as s5s t4ss tsas ~ - '-1'
SIS 4. ss ;s.ss IS 30 A ~ i4''' '''S'' '1'''
Re. sSs.s ~ tios,ss ia' M iai's 'i'SS. ass
n. .,e amer p sARIiN connect, With elevated rail-
haitian Reach follows:
Leave w6iIsh. st-;s 2s ;loi2s, III Is 4 " ti2i2s
'i2s 2 %. . p .4'2s IS IS - Is Il IS - 25
Trains marked RREE11tRSSppSS,' 'E ~ sheep'lsid BAY
Manhattan Beach ior Bay Ridge aud New York as fol
$40. .io9o. IL .ii.2oA MiI2Ni. .ia2o; u .2e
- 20 r. $40 = .t?9 ts 80. 'e $50 Il, '7'so
Train; marked thus connect win steamer D R MAR
frs. @ IH @arHed hS. eenmesSs with North River
boats DO not stop Al sheePshead BAY
either alyison bq. North RIVER and GresnPont tickets
order. may es len with Dodds Express for baggage to
a9i aGT NIa9Sefq cSGfRa RyERy AFTERNOON Am
ESESiSS BY GiLSoRE bSf sASD ASb LETS LEWIS AM
MANHATTAN .REACH.-uskets sold at all
1u Elevated Railroad stations via Witch all u and
- BY mis- route passengers avoid street crossing and
w6iieh.il station of the Elevated Railroad connects
d MARTIN
Leaving IS minntes nhst the hour from 0:25 A. NJ 10
s.2o 2. n sTARINS EXCURSIONS
ID EGULAR DAILY FAST RIVER BOAT,
IL HARLEM AND RuCKAWAY.
The elegant and comm pdious steamer
J. II. 81 HJYLER
will make daily nucludug SundayO
MARINE EXCU RSlONS
Leaving 10th st tHareml y A. VI liah st.. r. r. eio,
East 23d st.. $50. Broume st. z. r.. as, Jewelrs
wharf Brooklyn, 10, Pier !. n r lOl5. arriving at
RockAway at r. NJ. aud leaving Htf p "
AFFoRDfNG FULL VIEW or CONEY ISLAND IRON
PIER
DELIGHTFUL THREE HOURS SAIL
FOUR HOURS ON THE BEACH
EXCURSION TICKETS. SOC SINGLE FARE, a5c.
Excellent table, attractive concerts safety, speed. and
comfort
EDGAR A FULTON. Managers
TIE CHEAPEST EXCURSION TODAY.
Il Magnificent view OF the Hudson and OF the renowned
Palisades
Take the boats foot Of West 42d ST. leaving every is
minutes for Woehawken.
Large Beer Gardens and good muse
FARE ONLY Five CENTS
INOR bargains In nne clothing. misnts &c 60 to
Il ID. SHEA. corner brOOne ami Crosby
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agricultural.
FEEDING COWS.

1t is we'll for those who desire
profit from milk aud butter, to no.
tice the results of experiments made
in feeding cows. For the benefit of
our readers we notice all expert
ments which we find in our ex>
changes that are practical and use>
ful, and we trust they appreciate
oar very particular care in this. A
correspondent Of the Ohio Farmer
saws: 81 have had twenty-five
cows to milk, and found timothy and
wild grass the best in summer. To
feed in winter, use shorts, ground
oats. shorts and cornmeal. Shorts
make more milk than clear neal
Oats ground do better than either {;
but cornmeal Shorts make more
milk than clear meal. Oats ground
do better than either; but cornmeal
with shorts makes richer milk but
no more Of it.
have fed potatoes largely; they
do tolerably well but the milk in
day or two old gets strong. Ruta-
baga turnips and carrots would not
do for me to make butter from the
milk ; but of all the roots | ever
tried sugar beet is the best. heard
pumpkins were good to make milk
and tried them. | had twelve milk
ers. fed six with pumpkins three
weeks, and all run on grass alike
Those that had pumpkins gave not
a gill more milk than the others, |
believe it was a little richer" In
this experiment the writer does not
say what he fed the six cows on that
received no pumpkins. If six had
pumpkins and grass and the other
six nothing but grass, it would show
that pumpkins are not good for the
production of milk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-17
MULES For FARM WORK.

We incline to the belief that mules
are preferable to horses for farm
work for the following reasons =
They cost less 10 every way. They
eat less grain and require less
grooming than horses. All this re-
quires time and money, and to the
wide awake farmer, time is money
They mature earlier. 4 mule at
three years is every bit as good as a
horse at four years. The farmer
saves a years interest on the capital
invested in his beast, to say nothing
of years feed, for every mule he
raises aud breaks They are more
easily broken than horses, and when
properly broken and properly treated
they are quite as gentle. OF course
the popular impression is the con
trary, but the popular impression is
as wrong in this case as it is in SO
many .others. An ordinary mule
may be broken as we'll 10 one day as
a horse in two weeks. In most cases
all that is necessary is to hitch him
up beside well>broken mule or a
steady horse, and set him to work,
When onco properly broken he is
less given to various tricks-Iike
kicking 10 harness and running
away-than a horse. He is safer
for women and children. A mule
will do one. third more hard work
and will draw heavier loads than a
horse. A male is also less liable to
disease than horse aud can stand
exposure better.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-17
SPRING.

The king of song, the knocking
bid, "pours his full soul" in "a
watbiug doubt of dallying sweet
ness His sweet caprices charm in
every one OF their melodious chang
lag notes. His repertoire seems
never exhausted. Now he wsrbles
in a low and tender tons as if in a
soft reverie then he breaks forth in
triumphant burst, and seeming un>
able to spend his mood fast enough
in song, scars heavenward pouring
earlhward very cataract of melo>
dy.
la the orchard, the fruit trees are
in bloom, making beautiful picture
to the eye, while some are laden
with fruit.
Ia the forests there are many
beautiful sights. The pine is be-
studded with its topaz bosses the
dogwood CLEANS like an apparition
as though to Startle the landscape
crab apple seems to fairly groan uu>
der It's ordorous burden Of blossom,
and seems like a tree of fairy land
where a fresh snow drift been sifted
on it. The glorious magnolias rear
their sublime heads like great shafts,
while out from dizzy tops tumble the
yellow jessamioes like a golden cas-
cade from rift of emerald with their
myriad chalices overlooking with
fragrance But what 8 poor at
tempt 10 picture nature 1t is but
a leaf out of the volume.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-17
HOG CHoLERA.-Simply wet som

HOG CH0LERA.-Simply wet some
corn with spirits Of turpentine lido
not soak it 10 the spirits.l 1t will
dry soon. Give the hogs handful,
each, every two or three days, until
fed with it three times. Another
remedy, highly recommended, is to
boil corn in ley and feed with it, or
pnt ashes IN a trough, throwing corn
upon it and let the hogs eat it in
that way. Some recommend boiling
pine tops "iIh meal and feeding with
that.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-17
Attention Farmers !!
GUANO! GUANO!
Our Motto: Live and let Live"

WEHAvE NOW IN OUR WAREHOUSE FULL STOCK or
consisting of the following brands which ho" ny analysis
that the standard 8 fully maintained, viz:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-17

John Meyyyacam'S AmmOnaated DiSS0Ued Bone,
Winters Dc WhI0ck'S Amm0niated DISSOLVED Bone
Seyn'S Ansaonated Bone Supepho$phae
AndreO Goes Ammoniated Bone Saperph0Sph0te,
Whann'S Rae Bone Superph0Sphdte,
Tells Ec0nOmlser.
Empire GuanO. PatdpSc0 Guano.
EHican Dissolred Bone for Composing,
Wanda Acid Phosphate for Composing,
ZeVs Acid Phosphate for Composing,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-17

You offer only such brands have an established rep
alton wherever tested we nave
av refused enter into but have labored from the
beginning the of all Fertilizers fixed price that would
advantage We glad to state
agreed manufacturers few weeks has already
greatly should be still further reduced will cor
patrol benefit whether they buy later we
however, that they make their purchases as con
rushing and crowdpg assured that they vi" be
charged only a the lowest price
furnish supplies such Bacon, Corn and Flour on eaS~
cash. time We have good Wagon Yard tor our
whenever offered at full prices Call and
examine stock before purchasing
Winters, Alexander & Legg.
Feb
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-04-17

Grape vines should be on poles,
SO we can go on all sides, and the
winds can whistle through them
This will keep off the rot, if the
ground is cared for.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-19

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-L A Brinaier, Lou
IIsiana; 4 ty4ns. Clinton. La; L. Minis, Al
Nv York q 9 Walker. Louisiana; j N Oliver
n Me,mphins. Ohas Smith. city; Mrs Sabine. Miss
Magee. Syracuse; WIN .C9ttrsIl. Mobile; Geo
\ Green summit; Dr. ] = Wsatherly. .Mssis-
isiana;. Gen Baird. U y A; Barry Coleman,
Louisville.
CITY HOTEL-Geo .Dardsn Fayetts: Vim
Lazaron. Ga: Arthur j Robinson. W w vii.
llams. ct Louis; D b HUDSON. Homesyllle; n
r Young, Baton Rouge; J. 8 Hazard. St Lam
dry: Jas Gall. Jr.. Washington; 9 v. Barrow
Mrs L Davey Va; Mrs Amelia u do Luna and
child, Capt Sam Henderson, city: Jas Il Dunn.
tosh, Mrs MeIntosh and child, steamship City
q Mnxico; Irion, VIM grlm II Ayoyslles
gomery. In q W bolton. Rapides: Ed M Mil
1srh FL Davis, H.: st CLAIR and yi LIZ
Mlnden; u bavoie. louisville; II NJ Benford
Cincinnati; y M Hall. Maysyl!le:. VIM MacCor-
mack and wife. Clinton; W W Leake. Bayou
Sara
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
By Atlantic and Pacific telegraph Compan,
Domestic.

CHICAGO, April 1873 20 a. m.--Opening.- Pork
Sales-S9 80 now. so e71a asked May. Sales-s9 95
July.
9:2o .. m.-Union Stock Yards-Estimated
receipts Of hogs to-day 1000; official yesterday
IA 551: estimated shipments 1884: light hogs
50 4o@s 80. heavy mixed So 25@s SO. heavy
shipping 50 5oa3 20. Cattle-Estimated receipts
5o00 market quiet
$50 .. 70. : Closing.-wheat- s7as May, ssN
bid June. Corn-s4as 0s4R May. 35A asked June
Oafs-2N May. 254G252s June. Pork
50 7og9 721s May. SO 80 99 $50 June. Lard-5.82k
@5.s5 May. 5.s7has.so June
ST. LOUIS, April 18.-Opening.- Wheat-s1 03N
April. 81 o4'4 May. 81 0sN June. Corn-a2zs
April. 50 May 1914 June.
z:15 p, m.--Wheat-s1 Oh April. s. o47s May.
81 "a asked June, Corn-33 bid April. 1873 May.
NEW YORK, April Is, IL a. m.-Coffee steady:
sales 5000, Sugar easy: sales. 1900 hhds. 800
boxes: refined sugar steady: fair demand.
1910 o.. Misunderstanding 1891 o.; winter
81 O201 121z. Corn AZ. 42a4@4sa. Pork So Is
@i0 50. Lard 6 Is.
Spot cotton quiet but firm.
CINCINNATI. April 1s.-Wheat steady; 81 oS@
o5 prime to choice sample. Rye steady: No.
81. Corn firm: mixed ear 81. and shel!ed No. 2
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Pounds
I'm weary of the food eat. Try Shading

The last chance to see the Sleeping b uty
will be at the Opera House tonight. aid all
who have not yet seen this chAming fairf PAN
tomime should not fait to go. Sucha tgnifi-
cent pageant has not been seen Neratoffe, and
they may not soon have another Mp ortt Unity to
see anything SO beautifufsin an Details.
Tickets are only so cents; seats q be&ecured
at 50 cents extra at NJ. Flies NA rs Canal
street. Refreshments will be FURY he'd at
moderate prices. and the city raiiroa9 fars will
run till a. N. Sunday morning. We VSpect5o
see an overlooking audience at the Opera
House o-night. 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
Friday Evening. April ~. 1879.
uyr StDfn \ xsar
NONE FAIRY.
Total this week. $3.50 40 40 sos9, 261 s

Total this week. ss.b2s.47a 40 s9s9.251 90
Wetduote exceptional paper 6@7 v cent; Al
do To-; second grade do %; loans on col
laterals COS: Al mortgage paper B@-; second
grade do % y cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s4h@a4a
and trade dollars at oO@a5. Halves and quar-
ters tAmerfcan) are quoted ut 9e@gsh
The sales OF foreign exchange were small
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules mt
-04s7, and bill Of ladlng and clear bills at
4s&6D4s5. Sales E12, 900 bill of ladlng ut 48b.
French bills are firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs ~: commercial b.21a.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at n " cent premium for bank counter
rate; commercial ID quoted y v cent pre-
MUM.
State Oonsols firm at 52ts@521s.
Premium Bonds closed strong at 2b5s@2GJa.
Stocks nre Arm.
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SIN. Hogs-Dnll market: common "a so@a 49,
fair tp good. Mess pork quiet and etsy at no.
held At $40 % for sma1 jobbing lots. lard easy
at bag69 far current make, aid 5sbDB 30 for
prime steam. Bulk meats uuiht: shoulders
s45a3h. clear RIB 4tfD4.60, clear sides 4e5D4 rs.
Foreign.
LIvEnpooL. April 49, / 80 D. rn.-Breadstufrs
small business at lower prices. Corn New
mixed 4s I'd. Wheat Western spring ID Gd@ss,
Western winter So 10d@gs adj Weather fair.
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The Board of Directors. at a meeting held on
the twenty second day of January, 1879, after
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year.
and paying the 10 per cent dividend to the lIe
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT on the
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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What does 1t profit man to have aAEood
business and to be making money If III does
not have health to enjoy it. Many ma rs life
is made q burden to him by fever AM ague.
when, If he would only use Reeds G Edge
Tonic. he would fnd speedy relief. It restores
the appetite. stimulates the digestion nd cor
reefs aad gives tone to the stomach &nd is a
wholesome. invgorating and unfaiiinI remedy
~ bilious and malariaI fevars and over and
ague.
the more you see OF them thaamor& you like
thenl. Its so with LilienthaI's pate&t never
fading photographs.
me king Of potted things hadinek
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COMM ERClAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
Friday Evening. April Is. 1879.

O0TTON-The position Of the market Is very
little changed from yesterday. There was an
Improvement In the demand and the market
rulsd strong under the influence OF favorable
telegraphic news from New York. The sales
up to the close aggregated $500 bales.
The following Is the official closing Of the Cot
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commercial and Financial Matters.

rhe steamship City Of Mexico arrived here
Yesterday from Vera Cruz with 1890 bales
! .nd COG sacks Of coffee.