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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

IL Ii noted that the largest number q fnan-
cial bills introduced during the extra session
OF Congress have been presented by hepuDn
cans. These are the fellows who have been
protesting against general legislation, ana
who have been particularly hard upon the
Greenbackers for insisting that something
should be done In financial way.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

MAJ aALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
aty Hall, April 10. 1879.
Sealed proposals vii be received until SAT-
URDAY. May 8. instai at u M. from morning
papers published daily FOR publishing the pro-
ceedngs and ordinance. Of the City Council and
all official notices Of t.: several departments
of the city government; roposals to state the
price per square OF The u ice Of one hundred
words. solid matter. for Fl. s and subsequent
insertions.
Bond. with security. In such amount as may
be satisfactory to the Mayor, will be required
for the faithful execution Of the contract.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
ap3O I'd /. w. PATTON. Mayor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

hereafter be done In committee room. y
iii take care and elaboration to digest the
mass Of propositions already referred, and
tha more important committees will not be
prepared to report for some time. Hereafter
the Convention will meet at o'clock, in
order to afford them more opportunity to
tonsfder the business In hand.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

The House decided yesterday to increase
the Committee on the Mississippi Levees
from eleven to thirteen members. The Two
new members are to be Messrs. Gibson, OF
this state, and Harris, Of Massachusetts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

Senator salisbury yesterday offered reso-
luton In the Senate looking to full reopening
Of the Kellogg Spofford case He wished the
Committee On Privileges and Elections 70 De
given the power to appoint subcommittee
to cit during recess, and take evidence 10 the
case. The resolution went over, but will come
before Congress for action In few days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

Ingalls' bill to grant aid to the negro emil
grants In Kansas Ia. the Baltimore Sa'
DEM says, fayorably considered by many
Senators, and may pass, amended % as to
make the appropriation only $4,000. This is
a small sum, but the people Of the Mississippi
valley viii most assuredly object to this vot-
ing away the public money for the purpose OF
persuading labor away from this section o.
the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

The stalwarts are rejoicing over Grants re-
ception In Japan and the fact that he has been
ouartered III house actually occupied at one
time by real live prince the Duke OF Edin-
burg. This is highly important, and the most
ID to be made OF It, The old mans ideas OF q
strong government will probably not be modi-
fed BY his Japan surroundings, which is an
other strong point, and gives much comfort
TO Robeson, Babcock and others OF the old
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

The Democratic caucus has not yet made
IN It's mind as to what 10 to be done with the
army bill. tt is safe to say that the party
will be unit when the caucus decides upon
the action TO be taken. There will be no
ak,1lJxinU and no treachery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02
1 SO
Open for the Reception of Visitors after
MAYI.
BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons,
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, Bagasse Carts. Farm
and sig seat Family WAGONS. Spring wagons Ia
Hounds. Wagon Material. Axle Grease, Cart
Boxes, etc. We especially call attention to our
fTlI-sized gwedged and hardened Axles. Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing of all our Carts and
Wagons. MANUFACTURED In our own factories at
wheeling, W. Va. from the best material and By
skiiled mechanics, we can give reliable
guarantees meet any competition and supply
the largest demand.
DeuOt-lz7 and I10 Common street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02

When the caucus committee reports ne
Presidential backbone will have another Inn
mense strain to bear. Both the Chambers
will be required to work at 1t. With all their
carpentering 1t Is not certain that 1t Will not
break down
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02
NOTICE TO STATE CREDITORS.

Rooms COMMITTEE ON THE DEBT OF
the State, at the State House. I
New Orleans. April 3d. 1879.
The Committee on the Debt OF the State. In
accordance with resolution Of the Constitu-
tional Convention. hereby give notice to the
creditors OF the State that the committee is pre-
pared to receive propositions relative to the adj
justment of the bonded and floating debt of the
State.
Propositions should be submitted in writing
to the chairman OF the committee by a syndi-
cate or agency. representing each particular
class of Indebtedness.
Chairman Of Committee.
Address, New Orleans. La. State House.
mv1 II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02
DIED

HEEDERsON-Cec Henderson, mother OF
John G. Henderson, q native of Dublin. Ire
land. and a resident Of this city for the past
forty years.
Yazoo City papers and North Louisiana Jour-
nal please copy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-02
SHIRTS.

OFFICE BOARD DIRECTORS or PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
City OF New Orleans, !
80 Burgundy street. May l. 1879.
The roll OF such teachers and portresses OF
the public schools OF this city for the month OF
December 1877. whose continued ownership Of
their claims has been proved by affidavit. ac-
cording to law. will be paid at the office OF the
Administrator Of Finance. City Hail. on SAT
URDAY. the third instant. from to O'Clock
pm.
Due notice will hs given of the payment OF
the balance Of the =aid roll.
JOHN J. OBRIEN.
ny1 at Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-24
Nfm advertisements.
statesmen WANTED,

Two energetic men wanted 10 sell standard goods
TO Merchants and business men in Middle and New
England States. Good salary and stendy employment
for sharp statesmen that can sell the goods. None
Others wanted. Address, ). :. srENt En-, 80 Broad
waN. y. Y. iuue2C-IW
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T0NTIAE PLAN.

or upon The principle of accumTlating profits for den
mite periods, which first introduced by this Socic
ty and has been recommended and endorsed by emi
ncnt experts in Life Insurance. and by leading bust
ness men Fory-Four per cent has be, n earned anc
accumulated on the premiums paid ON it's rontne Life
polcies, and forty per cent. ON its ToItne Endow
ment Policies issued within the last five years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
oiety represent exclusively the interests OF the Policy
holders and in presenting the society to notice. they
feel that il has strong claims upon public confidence
beccuse Of the strict and conservative principles b,
which its various departments governed In the
assets and in the administration of the Society, per
feet security i given for the future which is Of great
importance TO those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families
No Life Insurance Company has such large ANNA
transactions a. the Equitable; none is more proInp
All just in it, dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-24
Miseell

4 California widow who has been visit
ing relatives near Rondout was driven to
the Mary Powell's wharf on Saturday
morning. After the steamers lines were
east off, and the vessel had reached the
middle of the stream, the lady appeared
at the ticket office window with an appeal
ing exclamation that she had lost her wal
LET. and that il was filled with valuables.
The steamer put back to the wharf, and
a friend who was with her mounted Il
horse and started back TO oyertake the car
riage. He caught up with it before long
and found large red leather walletunder
the seat 1t contained gold chain, a set
OF cameo earrings which cost G,50O, a
diamond brooch of star diamonds which
cost $4,000 a check for $1,000 payable tc
bearer, four 800 bills and two or three
SO bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-24

Premiums are received ard losses are paid in cash
only. Policies are issued payable at the death OF the
Insured. also payable at the end OF certain number
of years. Policies are also issued on the
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Afgal advertisements.
District Court of the United States, for
the District ofMaine.

In the matter of Henry X.
Iutterleld, TimothyF Dow and In Bankruptcy.
William II. Dow Bankrupts. t.....4
NOTICE FOR MEETING OF CREDiToRs UNDER
SECTION 5Gp.
1t is ordered that "a second general meeting of the
creditors of said Bankrupts will be held at the Court
House in Augusta ON the 9th day of August, 1879 at
10 O'Clock \. NJ, before John W. Nav one of the
Registers in Bankruptcy, In said District for the pur.
poses named in section 5000, of the Revised Statutes
of the United States and that the Assgnee give no.
tce Of said meeting TO all known creditors OF said
Bankrupts, and that he also notify the RaHkrup- to
be present tereat, and publish notice of the time
and place of said meeting, once week for two sue.
cessive weeks in the kennebec Daily and Weekly
journal. tIiu
WIN. I. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court, for said District
t&wjuly23-30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-24

IT, you select good and healthy food for your
family. you should also look to the welfare of
your Baby. For all troubles of early child
hood nothing is better than DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup. % cents a bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-24
500 MEN OR WOMEN
WANT ED.

10 canvass for one of the Best New Official
railroad. Distance and County Maps OF r. y.
and World now published for the price. Only
small capital To make from - 10 - day on this
and our new charts. Apply AZ once tob l.. GUEEN.
sEY, Publisher and General Agent, Concord, y. II.
july3iW
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ss,o0O,oOo.

The Lives Insured By the Society are carefully So
lccted in different parts ofNOrth America and Europe
furnishing, by this broal field of operations, an ~
dional aud exceptional safety to the Policy holders
ums Principal. The Surplus are returned annually to
the Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-24
District Court of the UnitedStates, fo-
the District of Maine.

In the matter of slrE aN..
Charles X. NcFadden, ! In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
rINHTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the third gen.
i eial meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt
will be held at the Court House in Augusta, in said
District, the fifth day of August, 1879 at clock
A. NJ, before John W May one of the Registers in
Bankruptcy, in said District, for the purposes named
in section 50g3 of the Revised Statutes OF the United
States. Title Bankruptcy, and at the time and place
shall file my final account, apply for settlement
thereof and for discharge from all liability
signee In said case In accordance with prov isons of
section 50g6 of said Title.
CHARLES X. MATHEWS, Assignee.
t&wjuly23-30 .t iauui.a'
, 1879-07-02


HOG rRoDUCTS-Wcrs active, and averaged
stronger, hut thcro was little new bntincsa dotlc.
The Trading was ch!onY III transfer ut 1ofs si:tlc
per hr1 per month on pork. 1(}c on lard, md
slIade above l0c OIL meats. 1lvtrpnol reported an
advance Ut ID per liz lbs in lard, but big stocka
here prevented a corresponding Grmnesn. Tho
feeling otherwise was rnthar strong, though hugs
wuse tame Mt The Btock-Yartlr.
MISS Ponk--Advanccd &c per hi from tho latcst
prices OF Monday. SnleH we're reported Of 1850
brls seller July at 81. Boq5D. 87ts H. COO brs sell
Ter Aagasl At &n Nas 90; mud 2, 000 Urls ncl-
les September nj $40 oafs 10. IL. Total. $50
brla. Tho market closed firm at 50. B;dt9. 90 for
cash. sD H5Gu.s7H tor Ju!y. $1.D7tiM10. oD for
Augutt. md $40. 10 for September. Primo mess
was nvnnt1,al at St' OF Ga.60; anh extra prtme At
3A.tEftS, u.
LAnD-Was castor, declining exc per 400 ~,
though quoted ID higher IN Liverpool. Enlcs wero
H. 100 t." seller August at 81. 70: 2 TO
tcs seer September NJ Sn.asGDh.1tt; and 1,DD1
tch heer the rrar at 81. a0l lU.U0. Total. 81. 750
tCs Tho market closed quiet ut ST.. G7!4GtU. 1!!4
for fpnt, Sc. aGtti 10 for scl;cr July, $}11h0
U20 for tcllcs August, md 81. d.2'182 TN for Sep.
tcmber.
iNl1Dc pcr luD fhs; ard oshuIwss anus nnd nrH..
Sales Wefe reported Of -. 100 fbs Hl0nldGts
tIlgi1 IT 81. ~ spot; d zoo. 200 rbs Ahort rlbs Mt
81. 706i. to,s seller July. ST. 0a. a7!z scllc: Ar
gust, and s!.s7!zDA An7.s seller scptonbeF; 11o
tSs DO at 81. o. snot; 0uo pcs green hau's gu
teri at S..c; The following were the closing prices
| tho leading cUtHs
, 1879-07-02

Kossnth. 20: Anaes. noe; Ward. !. 81: scorpionn;
lses n!yos II ss ss'?s !!s;ie g.
4.ho i. I'd 4.s5: S. sflves. IS 4nsio: Con Dotade,
lao; Florcry, o. GO; South Utah, 10 70: n.
Bonanza. Lao !. 90 !. Ha; Fairfax, -: Maeks}}.
1;to lslo i.'o soM,h peto' ;rd ~; @o"n'att: ah:
6; rtizs, I IA: ,Afesnta, II; ! IL ! 1.1oI 10I
nelc itle IL 12N l.40 LII: Day. % 20; 1!hn,.
hnre; 40 10; Paradise, ~ l:to liz; A'bion, q q,
Dect,tei, i. no Iai; sct:Ilnton, 40 1.aa Tloga:
s. DA b.; gA !: .hcI cloud. ID; Summit, ~ .:!a1
Goodshaw, 5 % ID III: IaYbeis. 20; nsiTilcrc, =. St;
Champion, I'D: nlackh.yk, 2t4 Z; 20; Sonth Isodie
Richcs, IL; CfrRus, 10c; Qncen lee. 80 90 81
@ assy; Sos ssf ST. nots, & X: aSn!1ss;s Ss.sse 7 y? e"
B4Ivcs 70 l:;!; :a6. Gnsttsin nc: A1aendia e u i,o,.
bic standard. i. 10 20 |. is: Vurtes, - 90 81;
1s!cnt F9 b5: Msmm9th, II; 1lynasl'; ri r,G. y.
top. 1.s0 l. LII Iii; 8. King, : III.
The following shows tho fluctuations Of the
, 1879-07-02

Chicago T. Indiana Ccntrfl ffrsts 7QN. There
we're no ealcs Ut seconds.
State bonds were dull.
Htock sprcuntl0ns wero irregular. and tho
volume nj but!noss was tight. The general list
WAS weak nj, small fluctuations and at tho e!osa
showed decline OF 11S01i, Nov Jersey Central,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati E 1ndauapo-
lii, nnd St. Louis, Kansas CitY Il Northern bc-
,ng most prominent in tho downward move
mcns- Eric issues OF both stocks and lonis
were stronR and advanced In sympathy with the
London market. Tl,o Illinois Ccntra!. Louis.
vile Il Nashville, Pacific Mall, a,t Hannibal u
~. .toscpa also show fractional Improvement.
Transactions wore $4,000 tharcs. f2.oD Erie,
2,G00 Like Shore, 4,n0 Wabash, !,4oo Nortt-
wcstern, 1t,o0 et, Paul. 4.TG, l.ackn"anna.
5000 Nov Jersey Central, 5000 Hannibal y ".
Joseph. 1,600 Western Uninn, 1,5oo Pacific Mall,
4,7O0 III. Louis, Kansas Ctr & Northern co1n-
mo,, S,4OJ preferred, 1.iMo Iron MoHn!nin.
31O Ka,,saa Il Texas. 1,Dn i.o'!!s7tlia y Nash
vile, 2,100 Michigan Central, ati l.luo st. Louis
Money active ut 4@5. Prime mercantile paper,
.sterling exchange, sixty days, 4s5''6; sight,
Silver at Lon1on is 5lAd per ounce. Dar
silver here Is 1l3l4. Subsidiary etlyer COLL Is
49@1 per cent discount.
, 1879-07-02
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments were hlod Tor
record Tuesday, July /:
clrr PROPERTY.
Milwaukee, ny, GIL It 49, Of Sor'h & av: -
xeta'; 'si5s /" N'eoar: ~ rfse / z tsl:y i.
II. a5xila lilo II, lascd Ami 30 lsiaster ~.
ID Chancorr 10 i. ". FesEtnG ..:.. 1'3ia
rn4ine. Ulrie'! to Carl Etctsndorf, 49,. 495
iI"s,si I, sis4 4 Il, t., da.cd i June u SGesniaa
Savings Bunk to Miller 4 Wacnrr). ...- 3"1
A!s!taSa AZ ", 10 r of 1;oney dn1 Fl
R1 1t, dated Inns 10 t,1oseph Kroil to
AilS"uses % ar' ay4eS 29 Il Il u No;iil av
I, ::!5xl1H II dascd jnno 20 tl'uchler q m,
AeInnt ~. l45 It II Of Congress- Ut, Of.
AsxltD It. dated June "a tLeopoM ,.
1a'S rSSf;t 10 sn i. Il ID II fhfiyss
81. *s1l.' Il, 1nted Jnn. y <i.S. ;, .,o
Loni, Trustee; q 4a.y 4; ,1s,f, 1s,sd': ;; @soa
Sf"sStiS 81 t. as as'sa iaas 81 TWIN t@,'1a 1t
swlss1or /" Henry pralnlnrl,. ...;:.::;:: 1,aoo
cass It, ~ cor u Etic st,.,e I, I0tIx1oo
II. tsntrd ,'nne 10 tExra u. Met'ags It
clybSnra T Nv. io4 It nv Of iiiassau i,
vi. .1ti1tN0 Il, dated 1unc ~ tEnItl
II. Itnas to Ferdinand Ftnnm>..... -. .,100
t0t, II. dutssi July tAlblon Cute to +.
1lsnshaw Nv. ii Il = Ut 1intne II, II, :ias
lO1 II, llaleal July | tA!blon CAtc IL
Peoria u, I'D ii Of Vaa i,ure,st. I.
jJs.ss l.. Sa.oa 10 tsrtc .. Sa.on).." 5000
Carroll nv, II c cor OF AobcJ at, = r. Xix
LII It, dated .tuns IL ll.bnis T. lIrady
to II: II. stodGaIdl -, ...,............. 1000
Wcst Eriu st, 1uu II e vi Armour III, y I,
9;sx1.l It, dated .Mnrch ~ IL. Maynard
10 j. Il. Ohlrrktngj Observation-Disclosures. 400
SOUTH or rtTy HINTS, WITHIN 4 HAnIus Or aEyES
MILF oF TME rnuitr. 1lolsK.
Wcntworthar. l50ft u os Flfty-Heconl 1t,
Df, :!1x LII It, dated Feb. II, lH7tl III,
G. nnt 4. Ialinbla to CEa1lck Nsuctyet)$ 100
, 1879-07-02

Tho following shows tho receipts and ship
metlts Of Mtleat At points nAnletl yesternY:
o+hka s+%ss+'+ ssss $50 st+s.tfs sHtahT
IN NK1X f0DN YEaTTn1lAY.

52,750 bu; corn, 2Gl.''s3 bu; tsats, 4l,725 bs;
corn-mcAl, III, pkHs; rye. II, GO bn; malt, i7,7M
hi: pork, rs hr1s; beof, z, ,U tc<; tut meats,3,a;U
pkes; lart1, 0ti tcs: whisky, ssS5 brla.
Exnorts twcnsy.tonr hours - Flour,
1a,000 brls; WHEAT ~, 600 bu; corn, 23, QUO tl.
, 1879-07-02

EEW UEELE1EH.
New ORLEANS, .Iuly 1.-Sght exchange on
New York. Ii premium.
Sterling exchange, bankcrs' bills, 487.
:. FOREIGN
Lospos, July Is p. m.-consola for money,
07 lilo.
American acc1iritlcs-RcadinE, M14; Erie,
2S1A; preferred, 81.
100; 4s, 104N.
pAuis, july 1.-Renses, lief 00c-
, 1879-07-02

The following wcre tho receipts md slip
nlcHts Of the lcadl'lg articles Of prolurc In this
city during tho twenty-four houra eudIng at
o'cloek On Tuesday morning, uud for tilo cor-
responding date twelve mouths ago:
, 1879-07-02

LAZARUS sILVEKBAN,
Southwest corner Laas!to and lsandolrh.sts.,
lshu1lnR and selling
FoEtEI1S EXCHANGE,
GOVERNMENT uONDs,
CHICAGO CITY AND COOK COUNTY DospA
And docs 0cneral banking Duslnc4s.
, 1879-07-02
sAnd tntcrc1t.
COIN QUOTATIONS..
Following arc Chicago quotations for coins:
- EDWARD l.. BlaEWsrER,
l04 Westinghouse.
UNITED h'TATRs FER CENT BONDS
For sale In ktlnla to autt.

CQ0K COUNTY 4 rER CENT HONDS,
COOk COUNTY PER CENT bonds,
ClllCAHO ClTi 7 TER CENT noNpS
, 1879-07-02
LIVE STOCK.
CtJTrf4Hn.

6psftai Chitora,n tAs Drostrx Journal from 4r|t'
ia Ere stock .Aarktfs.
ELLINGTON, Eng. June 30.-Thn late Improves
,cut In price has occasioncd much larger ooasEgn
monts, both altye and dead. Market ovcr-
blocked, and Trade hRa to be foreeA ut reduced
ptces. Many lots Of cntto have boan sold Under
average:
The sheep tradc Ia very slow, and former priccB
arc paid uuwillingly excepting for cho!co btc+AA-
which are In small supply,
, 1879-07-02


Average weight OF hogs toF month. 23l rbs.
AysFa9c weight OF hoxs june. 1K7S, 2.0 NJ.
0EoRuE r: W1IL.Aus, Secretary.
was about a. dull ~ Il coill we'll bs, and price:
w9Fe again weak and lrrcguiasly loweE, salea IT
ing ali ayesage dcclino, ~ compared with thu
ing rEtcca Of laat week. Of fully 10c per y
Light, poorly. uatlt steers, however. WERE
request and held up pretty we'll. For ~"
cotnul1n uatsc butehers' atuH also tht1a
l1boral Ismana fruIn Tho local tEals at
taiucd psIeca. The Eccepta cuu,paEat
, 1879-07-02

cafFri from thu conntty, nn tho futurs wAs offered
at b1c, With Soc the h1Rheat bid. Caah sales wet0
reported OF o, 200 bM No. z at tic; 1000 bn by
ramp!c nt 4a6bhlc an track, and 600 bu At bc FREQ
on board. Total, 8, 500 bn. ~ ..
NANLEY-WAs dull nnd nominkl. No. Was
9nosed at roc. extra at h:eit6c, and No. At Am
4Ht: Alight Increase in the stock was tnpottnd
for 49, week, Now crop futnres Teta scarcely
mentioned: The crap II anppo!od to ho locking
Du track.
MORNING GALL,
sfesa Iork-1. 800 btls st 81 a2,t for July.
bcr i.at--I. TOD tcs at 81. ID Tor july I'D to.2o
fnr August Wheat-20a, DOO bu At n7tkAi7hsc
for July. n14abnoAc for August, Sgi&EbSbxc for
September, and HBfkB84c for tho year. Winter
When1-G, 600 bn rcd at III &c for August. Carn-
:iGA, GlO bu Mt 3ghEbahAc for July, ;QG Gl:l7lkc
for August, J7SGel7}fc far September, and aGGh
:h!tc for tho scat. Ohs-10, 010 BIT At 12st Gt3!Nc
for July. sn!sGa:Shc for August. and 27!ei&1s7ac
fur September.
AFTERNOON cALf~
Wheat Was cnHiat, ealcs being fnndr OF 45t GOO
bu at D7A6ln7Ac for July. 0cAGtn24fc for August,
hnu H6!{c for tho yeAr. Winter wcat-11 600 hH at
i4Mc for August. Corn-Shlss 3'. 200 bu at :sli1f
etaIc TOR AnGNst, :s7!f6e:l7ai1 for September, and
:Wlic for tho rcar. Oats-E5. 900 bu At !HHGs
29hc for AuguAt, n7hc for September. and 27Mc
ior thy Teat Moss pnrk--U. D10 bsts at ~. no
g.5 for July. 81. n5;sD. .o7n for August. $40 OF;
9hlo 19 @ for sentomg,beE; m and so.45 ter The year.
1.: ha.dG o@ 81 A. nt So a5H f.t ssptsmher stor.
81 059l4. O7h for September, md 81 90 for October.
LArRR.
After tho afternoon call wheat wns quoted at
, 1879-07-02

COAI.-Dtaers report tho market as dull, With
prices barely steady nt 81 ..5!4. 30 for Lackawnn-
na and Tittston. ut 81. b014.73 for Erie, and at
ST. nO6l.1. a6 for Illinois.
EQGS-Were quoted at 0Hl1Qc. Tho damund
Is moderate ana fresa+laid oEgs are firm, being
rathGr BcaEcc.
FIsll--1sc,nnin firm mud steady. Tho demand
continues ncsi!c, and. in thc cue Of lake fish anu
, 1879-07-02
After tho afternoon csl wheat syas quoted at
07n3tD7Aic for July, and At D2s3n for Angnas.


BROOM -C0nN-Was In moderate .coueat and
steady, The stock IL supposed to be smaller than
q year nRo The ncrcars planted In tlo Mohawk
Valley is repurted to bo about onc.quartcr less
than last season, anl In nome sections Of Ohio tho
f,iita L haul LII elatl.
, 1879-07-02

Cl1EESE-1lcmalns untor neglect Liverpool L
off another shilling. aud Now York ts quoted duI
and dropping, consequently tho feeling here I.
much deprcsscd. w reduce our quotations .&c,
anil tue market IL hrayy At the docllnc:
Full cream. l........... ......... .......5sfGtn!>
IhEt 1klills .sssssss%ssss H.tHtlltt
VII SkSHt.sAs hhtt.j
Lu,Y uta{fo8 ,.,..., ....,.,.. lMGhA
Daily Republican., 1879-04-15

SIScR THE COALITION between :he
Democrats and Greenbackers in Con.
gress, the "Every Evening" has not a
word to say against the Greenback
heresies. There have been few more
disgraceful political bargains than that
Just made between the Democratic ma.
jority of the House Of Representatives
at Washington and the greenback in
flationists who are seeking to build up
a third party on the exclusive basis Of
currency imitation. There is a clear ma.
jority of that House unequivocally op
posed TO all further currency tinkering,
and vet for the sake ofhaving a manag-
ing party majority for purely partisan
purposes, the Democrats have consented
to give their al to the Greenbackers
for the continuance of agitation of a
character that cannot fail to distract
the whole business affairs of the
country, and to contribute largely to
disseminate uneasiness of feeling with
regard to the financial future. This
corrupt bargain has been in existence
now over week, without word from
that virtuous hard money paper, that
heretofore went into spasms at the
mere mention of fGreenbackers. How COZ.
tenptlbly truculent.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-15

TIE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN which can
b. had at the Office Of publication on
Thursday morning will contain the ar
ticle headed Driven from Home" re-
lating to the young man A. l.. Montpe.
lier who died at the Mechanics Eating
House on Thursday morning last, and
was buried from the Union M. Z. Church
on Sunday afternoon. The same paper
will also have the article in relation to
his funeral. As eur daily edition was
exhausted before the demand was sup.
piled, copies Of the Weekly can be had
on Thursday morning, containing a
sketch of the life, death and burial Of
the unfortunate Yeast.