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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
RECEIPTS FROM PLANTATIONS.
NEW York Chronicle. April3I

The total receipts from the plantations since
september 1. in 1880, were LAG ga bales in
1878 10 were 2s4 73J bales In 1sT7-7s were o56-
sts bales.
The receipts at the out ports the past week
were 1888 bales: the actual movement from
plantations was only 40 400 bales, the balance
being drawn from stocks at the interior ports,
Last year the receipts from the plantations for
the same week were 3s,eep bales. and for 1878
they were AZ 0S2 bales,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
ENGLISH AGRICU LTURAL PROSPECTS,

Lste English advices say that In that country
there is undoubtedly more than usually
promising AGRICULTURAL prospect, the spring
sowings being under the process of compile
ton after a very favorable seeding time. The
should prove. to be as seasonable as March
vegetation will undoubtedly make e Vigorous
and healthy START Il is said by some that yegeta.
ton Is Ia backward state. bat at this period
of the year Ii cannot be regarded as a draw
back. The nights have been cold, while the DAYS
have been remarkably bright. No rain has fall
en- for some time, and the frosts We have had
damage on the tender shoots. Alternate frost
and rain are very Injurious; but as there has
been an absence of the latter. no damage is ap-
pretended, nor Is there any TO be perceived
After so seasonabie wiuter. the farmers natu
rally look forward to a favorable year; aud If
April shonId be true to its traditions, genial
showers and sunshine peculiar to that month
Will bring regetstion forward at rapid pace
This will be very necessary. for at the present
time vegetable food Is very scarce and dear.
and there Is NOT likely to be any increase
In the supply Until We have arrived at j
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
NEWHORLEANs MARKET.

Under steadier feeling at New York and un-
changed prices at Liverpool, yesterdays spot
quotations were maintained. and the market
closed firm. with sales reported of 1850 bales.
The supply and assortment were both fair. not
withstanding the inclemency of the weather.
which however. somewhat restricted the move
ment.
The Cotton Exchange reported sales to-day
45O0 bales. including - bales after D. m. yes.
terday. Market firm. Stained 34@hc less than
white of the same grade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
INCREASE IN EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION.
NEW York shipping Listl

The number OF Immigrants ARRIVING upon
our shores from Europe is almost unprece-
dented, and three-fold greater than last year.
The increase is due to the hard times in Eu-
rope and revival Of prosperity here. The Ger
mans are coming In greater numbers than any
other nationality; The German government
keep them at home. but they will not be re-
strained. IL Ia no wonder. With taxes In Ger
many steadily incre asing, with the cost OF liv-
ernment would have to put the whole populs-
ton under lock and key to effectually discour-
age emiQratfon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09

~ ish OF Orleans. No. At .02s -Notica ia harahv.
given TO the creditors of this estate and to ali 9TH
or persons herein Interested to show cause with
they nave or can. why the account prssenfad
Pr ~ Mrs: Liizabeth Schneider. admfnistratrix OF
tnis es.ate., should net be approved and
cordance Herewith 0"'0" Ak az
By order of the court
aL9l318 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT FRIDAY APRIL Q, 1880.

q more growing period, Some are of opinion
yet In q position to Judge II this will be the
case. 1t L. certainly true that the season Is by
mer would exercise n speedy influence. and
brfdg the crops rapidly forward to maturity.
An early season In Europe would undoubtedly
have considerable effect upon the trade for
cereal produce. as our supplies are very scanty.
and. as far. as this country is concerned very
little sound wheat Is to BIZ, procured,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
WHERE THE WHEAT AND CORN SURPLUS
OF OUR COUNTRY Ii pKOAuQED.

Mr., j. II. Dodge short time since prepared
some. very inter esting figures with regard to
breadstuffs. according to which II appeared
that the wheat surplus In this country Ia wholly
produced north and west Of the Ohio river. On
the subject of corn production he gave also the
following analysis. showing that a group of
states with less than third ofthe population
of the country produces flve-eighths OF the corn
Rnnnly of the Tnitad Htntaa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
succession of Maria WEIGH. wife Of .yame.

GECOND DISTRICT COHRT FOR THE PAR
- Ish of Orleans, No. Al 1856 Whereas. James
ada in istration on the estate Of the late Ma
rfa Weich. wife OF james a. Steele, deceased.
Notice 1s hereby given TO ell whom 1t no av con
Germ to show cause within ten days whu thc
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
By order of the court
ap9 1918 JOHN HERpFpr r.t
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession of Frank Hotter, Mrs. Made
line Hotter and Hubert Hotter.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish Of Orleans, No. Al .s57-Notice is hereby.
given to the creditors OF this estate. and to AFT
other persons herein interested. to show cause
wltnln Ten Gays from the present notification
II any they nave or can. why the account pre-
sented by John Hotter. administrator Of this
estate. should not be approved and homol-
ance Herewith
By order of the court.
aD9 10 49, JOHN HERRERT FrarL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
COTTON FROM AFRICA

The New York United States Economist
says that ut Washington. d. O.. the Navy
Department has received from the Balti-
more Board of Trade list of mer.
samples of the cotton recently sent there from
Africa by Com. Schufeldt of the Tieonderoga.
The boards of trade In New York and other
cities will be invited TO furnish similar lists.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
, BDFHI, UUUU UHIFHs
DOM ESTIU MARK ETH.
Ii ,bU0
NEW YORK MARK EFT.

Sports Steady ut yesterdays rates. Tho regu-
lar safes Comprised 3O7b bales, and the deliveries
on contract 1900 bnIes.
II IL 1ec, Strict Good Ordinary IL 15-16c. Low
Middling 12ae. Middling Up!ands 12sc, Mid
ding Orleans 12Ac, and Mtddling Texas IAN.
noon. aud closed steady. with sales of $4,000
bales,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
lMr0RTs AND EXPORTS UP TO q r. M.
a TODAY.
xEsTIo IMPORTS BY RIVER, LAKE AND
FINANCIAL And CoMnERCIAL NEWS
RIO COFFEE MARKET.

Messrs. Small 4 Go. received the following
telegram to day from Rio de Janeiro: Pur-
chases of coffee since March 81, 80 600 bags !;
stock. 10000; average daily receipts. 5000 bags
Price. 5000: firm exchange 2lxd
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Succession of A. Graugnard-

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FpR THE PAR
- lsn II New Orleans. No. Al 927-Notfce Is
ana to all other persons herein Interested to
s sats cause withln ten days from the present
count presented b. Mrs Eloise w. Grauenard
fursi tutrix. as euch administer ing this es.
rate. should not be approved and homoIooated
with. - o"noo eao1s-
By order of the court.
aDsls1s JOHN HERBERT. CLERK.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09

Our quotations of Domestic and Foreion
Markets are from the closing kilograms, and
our Cotton statistics from the Neao Orleans Cot
ton Exchanged
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09

Why suffer with indigestion when Malakoff
Bttters affords certain relief. Get bottle and
try II,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
BREADsTUFFs.

1.-THE folioacir,g prices are for round lots. job
lots are 25O50c more per bbi according to
Quatty.I
FLoUR-Is quiet and steady. Fine 81 100
4 40. superfne 81 9005 10, single extra Is 800
10, double extra IS 1905 65, treble extra IS 900
Is, choice extra -e0s6 25@-. family So SIN.
fancy -0t6 60
CREAM AND PEARL MEALs-s3 $50 v Dbl.
CORN MEAL4s2 5000 80 v Dbl.
CHRIS Choice sos 25.
HoMINY-s2 1903 " Dbl
RYE FLouR-f5 256D5 80 v Dbl.
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STATE OONSOLS AND PREMIUM BONDs
AT THE N. 0. STOCK EXOHANGE

kUOV6rhments quiet and firm.
STooKs,-Ihe before the FOLLOWING quota
hons of stocks indicates peekly quotations of
the Ne1 Orleans Stock Exchange; the I, last
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
Tot 214 1851 s7s sss 94q SIG aos 24s 4sq sls ouo 600

The crop of 1869 WAS q partial failure. so that |
relationship TO the other years Comparing
with the thirty. one other States. the aboye-
named seven States make the following show
Ing:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09
n OIUSE. ----0I~AV6FaRS sales
To-day. Yesterday. To day Yes "a ".

DETAIL OF SALES
Before First Cau-May. 100 at 1870: June.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-09

LIVERPOOL MARKET.
SPoTs-Very dull at yesterdays rates Z 5-16d
for Middltng Uplands and 7hd for Middling Or.
leans. The sales comprised 5000 bales. Of which
s4oo were American. The receipts comprised
FUTUBEs-Opened dull and closed easy.
DELIvERIEs-UDlands. any port. not below
Low Middltng. were quoted az follows: January
-. February = March -, April 7 Sad. April and
May s-16d, May and June7 s-16D7 7.32d, June
and July 7.32d July and August 7-s2d.
August and September Tad. September and
October 5-s2d, October and November d
November and December 6ss@6 19-3296kd, De-
cember ID.
HAVRE MARKET.
Dull and tending down. Quotations-s7 francs
for Tres Ordinatre spot and 81 for Low Mid
ding (afoat).
BREMEN MARKET.
Declining slowly. Middling (spots) 6s. Mid
ding Ito arrived 684.
BOMBAY MOVEMENT TO APRIL 8.
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--latest quotations previous to close.
NET RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES PORTS.

Total ..... 1894 80 COG 39115 37,2O2
Net receipts since Sept 1. This year. Last year.
At this port ........,..,.... 1880. 938 1871 BQ7
At all U 3. ports .4.t38.349 Aba ,1f2
FOREIGN EXPORTS SINCE SEPTEMBER 1.
At this port lat all q. 3. ports
1879 80 1s7s-Tg. 1880. 1s7s-79.
-
*G. Britain. sos 4s2 b33s71 1888 2BOI I735 ATT
France ....... 226,G4b 1874 co. 314 1851 1856 765
Continent. ... 2O9 156 306 767 7144s2| 873149
Total. 1.131 .2s3l Osb 265 2961 s7sl 1894 1911
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FREEEM rs.
COMM ERCIAL.

lOar quotations represent schoLesale prices
except aDhe'a job lots are specsfed.l
TOBACOO
, 1880-08-10
WASHINGTON,

Postn1 NuNlness tho pnst Eenr-A Do-
Won't FostmnAter Who Would Not
Iserforn Official Duties on sunday.
WAsuINoToH. d. G.. Aug. 0.-The postal
business Inst year is summarized as follows:
Letters. B88 .572; postai-oards 27o, ,l40.7 .7lG;
newspapers to Subscribers md news agents,
Cos, LII, ,624; magazines to subscribers. and
news-agcnts, Is, AZ, ,a76; books, circulars, and
miscellaneous printed matter, 100, 84355 84355, $50:
articles Of merchandise, =, 6S4, ,A5b. Graild
totnl, 2,2l5 1G8, LA. Tho matter nll originated
III this country.
yout Postmaster In North Caro|ina tl,irty
days tn which to reconcile hIs COINCIDENCE
with Ills oGiclal duties. 4. railroad pnsses
through tho town In which this person is
Postmaster. Tho business OF the town re-
quires that the muils slnll be nude lip on
Sunday and put upon train which pnsses
through upon that day, Tile official declined
TO make rr tho mails ON tho Sabbath. The
Department ordered him to do i or vacato
affecting letter to Judge KY, saying that
llo had been Postmaster for ten years;
TINT he WIS member Of the church, and
lad moral scrnplc3 ;. against doing any
work on the Sabbath. Hu ABked thAt d ln0utf,
he gyen him to consider tho subject, ut the
end Of which ho would either make up, tlIe
mniis or restgu. Judge Key granted tic re-
quest, Before thirty tlays llave elapsed l1or-
ace Maynard vii! By pestlaastor,G ,Genorul.
determination OF which the postnlastor Is q
,nsn.ber. llo Is therefore qualified to osettie
Secretary Ramsey suitl to-day that he
thought the Whitaker cu8o would be dis
posed Ut within the next few days.
, 1880-08-10
TuE CROPS.

WlSC0NS1N, ETC.
Special Dfsr-.eh to Tit Chicago Tribune
ORE0oS, Dano Co., WIS, Aug. 0.-your
correspondent has Just returned from trip
through Eastern Iowa, Illinois. and Southern
Wisconsin, and found an admirable rondi-
tlon Of affairs as regards crops and tho po-
litical outlook. It Is tho finest for years,
'by fargo majority"
Very little small grain Is loft standing, the
greater portion now being in shock. Col,s!d-
crable stacking has been done, and somo few
farmers have tirasiled,-tho yield OF both
wheat and oats exceeding expectations. From
yarinus sources learn that Wisconsin Is re-
gaining her grip OIL tile wheat crop, and It
j. generally believed TINT It will be d prohta-
bfe crop to produce ngntn. Tlero WIS q
term Of several yeArs that 1t was almost nn
utter impossibillty to get moro ttnn return
Of seed, and frequently not even that;
but. the. spell seems to fflaye bee1i
BROKEN. md 1t Is now hoped
that wheat can be raised again with SUCCESS,
The statistics OF the Iown, Illinois, and Wis.,
constn ont and corn crops for 1850 wilt'no
doubt ecllpsc the past entirely. ORl-stroW Is
strong, and bears wcf-tillel heads, tho Kernels
being plump and solid. Corn was never
nearer King thAn now. Tho crop this ycar
will ba uncQualed II tho frost holds oil about
four weeks longer. a. few nights past have
been exceedingly cool, and they cnuse alnrm
An0nB the farlnerH who seem to think It MI
imp0ssibLlity to hnvo such grand crops with
out something to destroy tllen. Tho tobacco
crop IL reported fine.
, 1880-08-10
DETROIT CoMsrANDERY.

Detroit Conlnlandcry md their invited
guests will 70 to Chfcugo by special trnin.
TIlis train will bo n,ade tip OF .paIacc4cars,
and will be ielabora.cly decorated, md, with
out doubt, Will be tho finest train ever run
over tic rond. This train will loayo Detroit
at T:3o a. Ill.,; Ypsilantt, $3.50; Ann Arbor,
8:l5; Jackson, 0:55; Marshall (stop half m
hour, 1851; Kalaunzoo, 1915 p. MI; Niles,
LAO; Michigan City, $40; Kcnsfngton, 4; and
drive Mt Chicago at 5p. III. The Cornmalt1ery
will Mt once prOceel to the Grand Pacific,
This roster Of Detroit Cosnnantlery Mt the
present time foots up 1a2J5 Sir knights, Hone
th,rty or moro Indies will Rccoml,aly then,,
and sevural Of our citizens ut this date re-
pprtCl.
, 1880-08-10
: NORTHERN INDIANS,

kilograms Wet0 received Mt Military Head.
quarters yesterday rclatiye to losses OF stock
alleged to have been stolen by 1ndin,,s. Mai.
.Merrill. Of the Seventh Cavalry, tclcgraphs
from tho end Of tho ratlroad track III Dakota,
under data Of Aug. i, TINT five men, said to
lo Indians, run of q herd from Graders
Ca!np, tlye miles west Of Ills CAMP! tNe Might
before. Capt Nolan was, sent, pralnp:ly Iii
behind: THO :. stock. was, ~ all Eer
covered, 1lat. Morrill, doubts whether,
the, thett was eomnlttted by u 1Gtlians
stolen from Green ltlver Camp by wfIltH
men. Tho mules wefc recovered aud one OF
the thieves captured.
Col. Yard ropurts from Fort Davis, Tox,.
Aug, s, TINT OH tile 30th tho tl,ail-lrlyer and
one man going west were boil. Killed nbont
eight niles west Of .Eaglc Springs. Their
Two mules were killed mid Tie niail.bag cut
into pieces. Th!s Is beloved tn bn tho work
Of Indians. Tho bodies OF the men weru
recovered and buried ut Eagle Springs the
next day,
, 1880-08-10

An inquirer Is Informed TINT there will DO
no charge for admission to the Exposition
Building Tuesday evullinX, the 10th.
Architect Wilcox will begin on the arches
Thursday morning with $50 men, 20 rs to
complete tic decorations by Saturday night.
All tho railroad companies layo ordered
garlands, banners, etc., In order to decorate
tho cars In which tho Knights are to 10
brought to tho city.
Tlle GRIND Encampment Asylum IN the
lake Park Is completed 10 far ns the 8trlct-
Wre itsolf Is concerned. Tho decorators will
commence work tllls Morltlng.
Tic forca at the emblem factory WIS In
creased yesterday. and It 1nny be necessary
tU work night and day tic latter part OF this
week 10 finish tho makingot tho decorations.
Tho Flre-Patrol arc making arrangements
to decorate their house. Ono OF the things
ordered il q banner fourteen fSet high mud
twenty feet long, on WHICH Will DO "Wel-
come" Around it will 10 banners, flags,
anti TempInr enlblems, with garla1ds inter-
Sperseu.
chl rllo-tiiat is tio only wny Tnn TRInuSl:
can gtyo m ttlun In print Of the two Greek
lettefs1;1nca,,s ~, ,"chFIstos," n ansI anothor
| looks like q monogram matlo OF the lettcr8
y an4 T.
Ihe TrIennlal Committee are down to rilo
horses In tic procession. SO1no Df the menl.
bcrs WHO llayo never bestrole n fcry or my
| other klltl Of Il ssced hnvo bcen taking les
Rtills Int their progress Is s0Sl0W Tint aii np-
peal hns berI! stnt tn tlp COMMUNICATIVE
| Lines to nss[gn All 10 clrrlugcs. Sir NorMun
auys l.o will not do It. -.
| Tll0re nro rs!llpls that some Of the tickets
10 Tho ball ut thu. Exposition building, haye
inllrli Into tho llni,l* of tnproper pcon!c.
While tlo Trlenninl Committee tlo not bt-
levu these at0ries, thBy tllta,,d to prevent tic
admission vi prostitutes A1d thieves by it'll
tunlllg detectives Mt the doors, with tnStruc-
tl0ns to spot ttonl and ortlor them to leava.
4 loaded tra,n ran into ono Of. the braces
| Of this Enn HWrcl street arch yesterday
lnOr1,lng, taild tnre II from Its f0StcNlng. Thu
result" was l,nlf tlle framework fell, alu1
St,ll,G 0f the rttaS WGru So bent tint tho whole
| thing Ind tn bo taken down, Tho EnlNllap
will cost tho contractors. AleHsra, Wnotlnat,
Il Warner, $50. Fifteen Of tho nrclleA ar4,
practically completed, md MI extra fUrco OF
| men Is to b9 set ut work today 20 Rs tU llRyU
t!N lft!np3 ready for tltG decorations BY
Wednesday,.
4, great nlnny latlies are asking themselves,
"WhAt A!!n!! wear to the lAl! ut tlG ExMl-
sltl0n l,u!ld!ng:"' None of tho lnnnugprs
have sata ,anythtng ot, tho subject, but thy
understanding IL tint It Ii to DO . dreasy Ut
fa!r. However, 1t will 10 an utter impossl.
hfllty tn take enrs Mt wraps, etc.. and ayery
lntly will ilnyo tn utilize her escort ur police.
tlaIi. Yl!O ti0Ur Is to be required ui4 Wlxetl,
| 80 one Needn't weur heavy b,ots., Tie Grand
| Reception Floor Committee will meet IT,
llI9It, arl4 they llay Issue nil ctlct with rot
rrS1lgp to tho lllnttrr, III order to en}iXhtell
those WHO llayO been Invited.
, 1880-08-10

NASHVILLE, Aug. 0.-The report Of tho
Bureau Of Agriculture for July shows tic
following condition Of the crops In Tennes-
sec: Corn prospects indlcRte full average
crop. Grass md clover likewise. VIII not
be much. over half q crop Of tobacco. Tho
sorghum crop Is reported very tna. Cotton
svefage Yield, no insee}a. having trouble., ] IT, It.
Indications t,nint to a good peanut crub,
Stock Of oil Kind is In excellent condition.
, 1880-08-10

be seen, on snnia Of tho dnys tho observations
were not complete. A striking feature Of
the table IL THO uniformity Of tho te,npcra-
lures, Wll'c|i show few ntl sltght variations
hrlow 4le normal point, ts.5 degrees, when u
Ihe high pulses on s.,n,n days wnfD occa-
s!0ncd by exercise or excitement Just beforp
tic observations wore taken.
, 1880-08-10
ORiTlIARY.

I.1rrLE Rock, Ark. ,Adg. 0.-Col. Fred
Duntisy, the officer In charge OF Tue National
Cemetery ut tlIis place, died suddenly sf
hoart-A!sease at tue cemetery lodge lust
fs nsh ar s saFaas asseF %Ss % ha,ata hi St the
ststnilee, but to9 late to save, liz was trans
fcrsel from Chattanooga only lust July.
ClEAnFlEIl,, rA, Aug, V.-Ex-uoy. Dlgler
died at . o'clock to-day.
, 1880-08-10

Total loss in weight, 10 pounds. Total
amount Of water drank, 8075l ounces, or 44.5
pounds, Highest pulse. LID: lowest pulse,
lowest temperature, 07 ~ degrees.
Respiration Varied from 13 to H.. Dynnm-
onteter yarled from. 100 pounds TO It's
pounds Will, tue right hand, and from l94 to
1bS pounds with tile left.
NIL irregular wavy lines, denoting weakness
and irregularity Ii, the heart beats.
Whenever the Nstllesfomcter was applied,
Dr, Tanner wns ablc to distinguish two
points from one at normal distances, show
ing TINT his tcctile sensibllity remains un-
impaired.
, 1880-08-10

FfahNr, Chntnpa!gn c., NJ
DEAR EfN: This u TO ceEtfy thut ynpr fSiJINS
BLOOD SfRuts has d0n1 1ue n,ors Ro0d fur Kldat,
Complaint and 1lcMrt Dlscnse thuu aby other msdi.
cine ever used. It n&o cured ID chlIdfen nf
Chlll1 And 4cEofula. MAltlAitET CiiiSH
, 1880-08-10

D0IvitaFo, no0no Co.. H., Feb, q ls4
nHAn str: hhte bgGn unilx your In DIAN lEiiUp
HfHuF FOR 2oule titnc Ant perfectly satisfied xth
pnte. Strengthens tho NuEyee, Regulates the Slv.
nGh aud hgwe!s, nl3d NelteyeA lthcnas ttsm. wVaI
not bc Without Il Mrs, WkYTFALi.
, 1880-08-10
STATE BOARDS MEETINGS.

SIltIxuFlELn, ILL.,, Aug, 0-The, State
loarl Of Equalization. tho Commission Of
Claims, anA the Railroad and Warehouse
Commission meet hers Tomorrow.