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NO0TES.
--ltnvorhlll, Mhtt,, han ,tnnt undrIt l w nil
ally Idrmn In the. tlnlftllt yatur of lo hthtr
oludhie, rtlq uover lsty-flvtl oin taedoly on willl,
---Time tae of lltayrky pryr a dollar
for~ a foxl'R H(ealp1, sawlt thiF yn'ar tnerulyv all
tle tulaw In Aoftlair loltly ha vo Ihantl Dait
with neal ps.
-Tlui, wnlt r w f It geIethiI-hoi' I. i.it Mitctit'tltanot
hs ottrt nhtrct'k ft' Ia!,o0It thward tv Illlltltn
the rlntnh st thr)weIr of tthe (Ilulrh of Notlii
I)Amn, Ith Pari.
'Wasdon ftani r y outs en yer of ago thott.
-frletw ctr Is., reat' I.riitylalit'b whirnih n,]
anl tiwlnere Iluor I ttold IIll ti t'lly, will IM
imm'drately turr'nt tl.
--lly Lho lawon olf l'orila, a s tan wiho lt.
ltlea Iro or n adrm iw not rtiuinln ll iIn ilhhl
intE, irll. a t if, a.l ltht. . fl.lran ctllr! r (ri.
llolltr of nitl ttni, wpilrI t.
oA Nt w Ilflvor n rey fh dtrl, ayl thllrn, l tw.,
ltlho) lte A t calll nllt in llt hatl lity, r -litwo lf
g 'Itantlt'lr. lt tha nky l thatt h tat, p lathliln l
thl otly in t oree or witiisns th an stintewba
r*W flar ynrt'l agtl.
-.Th ewth, w I etni'ald, Iy (je litfrnitt fat' l
a lllnRun) o1. A firI oIf rtt m llalllketrl' ill iHanII
Franeat on hea gei ntIy r itc.vnd utwati tho 4rtot
wa keep out rIpntierit, it -ina qitiliy lf reater
call tit mtalufaoturltd.
-'hltsrh Minoinon dlnRii' to tthiott tihow
iana In Hhllany (Irov.e, Hy., urtll nkl )akilro
HI4Iglr to loehl Ihn a plirtl for the plulrpp.l(.
BLIglor reflu.nl, wlrmurlpollln IIinpiHon killel
hism with a k.i.e, a.ll thiat howman eatl.
--Thi lbxingttnrlo (Kyf ) (ood~.ele fenVorlo lf
Sisirartlon of tle whicIins -lksht an a pringlth
alenttfr lis any, isut ttesairingly j't yri ,hatd
thrs l in "no Ien of arulinit wltlh thit ullprentl
Ithm.ll mcetinerw lsr heiuh Loisntisilr n tAt, lsmt
subijct."
-aor thl AmcrleAn mat l 'i til, ara t t ll(llen
klolr 'wltetraph tityh: "Il' fagt, thtyl dilllul
t1es dinllalldh. nw explrli.mn shown, 1)arthcu
larly as we. haplnpy to, wltmnw th1e Honrwhat,
Li trll ilr rrim lit utll praon t, ttlltl tthe hoillttte
Btriser, w uho t in R erlly ittll of tirolnllt
latnt, oIOal'ly clamp.ori folr it now at tho 4At
'Waiy t ktp oilt rtind~rsntlit .a i t111r!1.t'rslin
val thni thlt c~ompoItlon of A1it'l' i. ~llu ignt
Son or Ameranm !wof."
--A mp.hil r ,taurnt tias l')t.n lailly 1H
iablishd In d faheson, on ttitt prhlcipl t tlltat
dinhern crrian genhrllly thi ctireh Iby a iiaul il
t·yRm w if lnet, and that tlhy ari called
c hlty hy improapcor txnl. On th ant.ran . tn of
a vlttlitr, a pihyagl frn aIski hh risnlrthn. h'i
,lllcts. H1 Irnmal is then precrilnl, and
e ltn (llowxl i hot is well t ihressn in rntud
I llim. At tid hlth lk i mlltel l ty , 1mokn ,
a mo.dJutbl rlgar mul t, nipll (',ffo(. mlnllollnlleq
mn, or whllltecvr oth,|erW Ihavo.raglol! Ia he cotl
1sidq'tvl a! dlvir tbGl .
Brlillth (h)vernmllet,1n .ln 11 to tihe re
rant hilrhway nrhlbwu on'lr llhckh,,ath, and
L.olt Bowtlchalp, nl| Ill relly, was comelqhlI to
dmnlt that tlhre had IHnui nvral ,,ut rn., in
that dkl.frlet. 'rhwanrrlag of Mr. lHodlgxo,n
h dl Ibon atoPlult, anlld hle ilhul itrnll f)lc'lr'l Ito
g'ive uip Ills pullrsle to two wihb·ol'. 'rtwo Irnon
in d.rk clotlhe had attemllpltal to Hi1tp) Ian
other carrtringr, bit tihe, coacrfrhmnlI hald phyllt
the whli and oneapld. T'rwo, men(·, had caliir l
on inother ootaclhnlan to halt, anld rlnn Iy thel
aido of the c(arrlnia for a short dlint~elrw. The
anlo.l·n (Clantlds 1)uval is well drese! anl
well hlucntrl. Ia, d l()oks like, l~ll(' Yt iLin,-r son
of a gorl family.
Col. Henry M. Hfoyt, chair'lnlu of the
itt.e t'errirnitt4le, Ilhas I.ssull Ia call for the 1to
puhilean Stat ('ollrventlion to mot ast tarris
burg on Wernresday, August 29th, at. n1(oon, for
the purpose of nomInatllng candidatae for So
prii)e 11o udge, State ''Treasulrr aind Auditor
(thll'ural, to Ih votAtl for at the oniuing goirn
oral ehlt'lou on the Glhi day of Novemenl
next,. Mhivio th.e cill has hIeoour llsud thero is
a niovemient oin foot, to have the co(nventi Ion
postpotlit until thI e 5th of oept.Arlller, 1o as
I) allow it numbetr of the imebl.ers, Whiu to
sh' It, an opportunity to aittend the t.ritrnnial
onelalve of the Knighlt.4 I'euiplar at ('leve.lald
in thie latter part. of August.
... . . - . 00 . ...
Iondoun Honored.
[ London ]tile', June 16.]
But his merits as a soldier are beyond
dispute. Ills services to Amerila will
be remembered as long as its history,
and the Lord Mayor justly said that the
city conferred honor upon itself by
honoring him.
To-morrow is the Fourth of July the glorious
anniversary of the Doolarition of Independence.
The United states have been independent, so to
speak, now f,,r over a century but not half as inde
pendent as Mr. itaub, who breathes the free air
of news at Goldthwaite's bookstore, on Exoharge
Alley, 'ear the corner of Oanal soteet. There he
has all the latest dailies, weeklile and periodiealr,
which he dispenses to the publio with the liber
allty of a prince at the lowest prices,
t0ualstaaa.
Cotton is in bloom all over West Fe
lolana.
The lower aoost has been promised
daily mail.
The Port Vincent Triune writes it
own obituary in advance.
The cotton worm has made its appear
ance at Lake St. Joseph, In Tenses par
ish.
The office of Justice of the Peace of the
Sixth Ward of 'olnte Coupee is stil
vacant.
There are a great many mechanics ii
Plaquemines seeking emp-'oyment. Al
get It who ask for it.
The house of Mr. Lesassier, at 1ienol
Grove West Fellolana, was burnt by at
Incendiary last week.
The parish of Iberville was redlis
trioted into ten wards at the last meet
Ing of the police jury.
Over a dozen towns in Louisiana wil
celebrate the Fourth of July In regular
Northern style this year.
A large cain of logs and drift hae
formed on eed River just above the for
ry landing at Shreveport.
The river has brought down but littit
drift, and a wood famine in Plaqueo
mines is consequently promised this
year.
A live alligator fifteen feet long was
,aptured in Piaquemines parish the
other day by Capts. Fovert and Catalan,
of the Fatality.
Charbon is still on the Inorease in
Polnte coupee. Some unfortunate plant.
ere have lost every mule and many
horses, and cows have died.
A new mail route is to be established
on the lstf September from Colfax to
Funny Louis via Rleves and Gilman's
Ferry, once a week, and back. The dis
tance is fifty miles.
A colored man living in the northern
part of West Fellolana, who had stolen
a hog, was waited on by colored regu
laters and whipped. The matter is being
investigated, and this sort of irregular
justicoe will be put an end to.
The Democratic clubs of the first,
second and third wards of Pointe Cou
pee will celebrate the 4th of July at
d RBlver Landing, and also celebrate
the emancipation of Louisiana from
IRadical rule. Several hundred colored
Democrats belong to these clubs and
will be present. Col. F. L. Clalborne
is the speaker invited to address the
meeting.
Some five or six weeks ago a man
known as Dr. Chastine married Mrs.
Dunham, who resides about six miles
below Delhl. He went into Thomson's
drug store at Delhi last week, procured
ten grains of morphine, went to some
other house and swallowed it, and then
returned to the drug store and Informed
Mr. Thomson of what he had done. Mr.
Thomson immediately called in physi
clans, but Ohastine refused positively to
allow them to administer anything for
his relief, declaring that if they saved
him from the effeets of morphine he
would use some other means for the no
compllshment of his design, anid he soon
dled from the effects of the medicne.
A large wolf was killed near Port
Gibson last week.
Charbon prevails on the IIpnoohltto,
In the horthern portion Wilkinson
county.
Wm. Duffy, superintendent of the
sash factory at Meridian and Crockett
Henry, an attorney of that town, en
gaged in a personal diffloulty Friday
night last in which the former was shot
and killed.
A negro preacher, named Jacob Cobb,
killed another negro preacher in Clay
county about two years ago, and has
been at large since that time, until
arrested a few days ago in Pickens
county. Ala. He is now In jail at West '
Point.
Among the candidates for Auditor of 1'
the Btate of Mississippi are the follow- 8
ing well known gentlemen: James F.
Parker, . Walpole, H. M. Street, Major a
Gee, M. ovan, Judge Warren Cowan,
Jones 8. Hamilton, and Capt. Owin, of
Lawrence.
Here is a narrative strange but true.
Bennie Truly, of Fayette, and a young
son of Mr. L. L. Key, saw, on Tuesday
last, at or near. Fayette, in a tree, a bird '
which had a piece of paper attached to
him by a cord, and which had become b
somehow entangled in the cord so as to
be unable to get loose. Young Truly p
climbed the tree, caught the bird, and
read the writing on the paper. It read L
thus: i
"Turn John Jackson out of prison, or C
I will destroy your city. Do unto otherse
as you would like to be done by. Turn D
him out! Turh him out!l"
Young Truly. in disengaging the paper
so he could read it, released the tangles, a
and the bird escaped with the paper, a
but he remembers quite positivevely C
what was written on it.-[Natchez Dem- I
ocrat.
Tcxan.
The county seat Van Zandt county
has been removed from Canton to Wills
Point.
Cotton on some of the black lands in
Washington county is turning yellow,
owing to excessive rains.
On Monday, at Marshall, Dave Wash
ington murdered Wm. Brown with a d
shotgun. Both are negroes.
Cotton worms have made their appoar
ance in the lower edge of Waller b
county, but have done no serious dam- d
age as yet.
The question of extending the Texas
Pacific road to Pilot Point is being agi- o
tated. The people of Pilot Point are N
willing to donate a large amount of n
grading to the company.
The papers everywhere deplore the
fact that the constitution will not suffer II
Governor Hubbard tolaccept a loan in
order to continue the employment of b
the military companies on the frontier. I
These, it is said, must soon be dis
banded.
The news from Fort Brackett on the 2
22d was that Indians were on a raid in
that neighborhood. They had killed 6
one man on J. B. Johnson's ranch and
stolen live horses. A lieutenant with a d
detachment of rangers was in close a
pursuit of them, 1a
The Longview and Sabine Valley 8
Company will soon have arrangements d
made for the completion of the first b
twelve miles. This being accomplished ,
the road will then continue to extend a
from point to point until it reaches the a
waters of the Gulf.
Cattle, horses and sheep in the Corpus
Christi region had commenced to suffer
seriously, both for want of water and n
grass; and had the drouth continued 1
for any length of time, the danger to rc
that interest can hardly be estimated. P
Upon some it must have fallen with O
withering, ruinous effect. Now, pros.
pects for stock growers are exceedingly to
bright for a profitable summer, and fa. 11
votable for enteriag the winter with -
good ranlge,
'The infamous habit of changing
brands has been practiced in the west
ern portion of theBtate for some month.
with a barefacedness we have never sees
equaled in any line of business. Old
and well known brands have beer
, transmogrified by the use of hot iron tc
an extent bordering upon the wonder,
ful. A Chinese juggler could not show
greater expertness, yet the experienced
eyes of the stook men discovered the
fraud in several instances, and the do,
votees of that method of accumulatlnp
wealth are on the high road to exalteJ
positions. Their Infamy has been Ion
hidden, making them bold, but "all
things have but a time1" and theirs is
nearly flpiahed.
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PACN ARD.
[ tinolnnati Commerclal.J
WARIUNOTON, .une 27.--The commenl
here to.night Is that Packard seems to
have succeeded in getting In his work at
the Iowa State IRepublloan Convention,
notwithstanding the fact that he came
North solely to recruit his health.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERItCIAL
MONETAUI .
OFlO O NMW OBILEANtI D1EMOORAT,
Tuesday Evening, July 8, 1877.
33W O8iLIANIS OLMASIG RoUti3.
Olsarlng, IBalsttf.,
tne 80 .............. $1 4 li t 4. ,
July ............ 1,41i,278 r4 168,218 b0
July 8............ 1,148,808 20 20,400 82
Thus far this week...8,140,458 74 8407,204 01
Smoe time last reek.. 2,0887,508 (' 801,070 5
Total lest week....... 4,998,710 97 083,418 is
Total week before..... 5,881,788 77 88111,875 70
The demand for Money continued light to day
both in bank and on the street, and commercial
paper was unchanged. Owing to the scaruity of
oueh Gold, it ruled .o higher. Foreign lobhange
was without quotable variation. The movement.
In both sterling and francs Was limited. New
York eight wee unchanged.
Iktoks were quiet. Istate Consols were yggs
W cent lower. Premium Bond. were easier.
Otty Scrip shbowed a slight decline. Hialf paid
Oity Coupons and State Warrants taled at about
previous rates.
The BState Fiscal Agency, the State National
lank, continued busily engaged to-day in paying
State Consol Coupons, oad lia taken up nuerly
$200,000 since yesterday morning.
We ontinue to quote: E.o;eptlonal commercial
per 8@~- cent per annum discount; Al do.
-; second grade do. 12015; collateral loues
-@8; Orst alsee mortgages 8.0V, and second
grade do, 10012.
Gold opened at 105%@105%, against 108 at
New York, and after a It jilted business closed at
the opening rates In both markets. The sales
were coonined to $1000 at 105%; $0000 at 10t5%;
$0It)00 and $.000 at 10t,5, and tn$00 at 105/,
Foreign exohange was without quotable vari
ation. The only sales of sterling reported were
£1000 Al clear and £2000 bill of lading at 850.,
and .0000 do at 508%.
Nothing transpired in francs.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 508;;
@h00/ for bill of lading and At clear, and
- .518ly, for bank (bank counter rate -t.rI514),
and francs 49.018 for commercial and nominal for
bank.
New York sight weas unchanged. The only
sale reported was $50,000 commercial and prn
vate bankers' at % % cent discount.
We also noticed a sale of 5.000 commercial on
Providence, on demand, at t, 9 cent discount.
T'he banks continued to check on New York at
4 ocent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoteI at ~ 4( oent dirsorunt.
IRew OilIANM STO(CK EX(7iIAN(IR sAl,eR.
IteBT cAtr-.1ll A. ,.
$303 Per Diem Warrants ........... 55
$303 Per Diem Warrants ........... 85
itaTWtEN CAlIR.
$45,0(0 lStato Consols ................ 71,
20,000 do .............. 77
10,000 do . 77:
306000 Premium Bonds ..............
d,000 Sttate Warrants .......... . . 5
t'On Ir AI,.I,---2 I'. M.
=15 000 State Consols.... 70/.
20.000 do ({. (:0 ........ 7,
000 JudgoR' Warrants............ 4
175 do ......... . 84
ArfIRit 5IOO3i GALL.
1,000 Sltate Warrants............... BS,
Stocks continued quiet.
Meeting with less demand, tate Onsols gave
way yif/4 lj oeat, and Premium Bonds were
saster. '4'e former closed at 76% 70'/, and the
latter at 85@853.
City Soripwas quoted at 82@38 for 1874 Issues,
5 for 1875, and 81@(32 for 1870,
Halfid , Oity Coupons continued to role at
95@80, and State Warrants a' 85@080.
COMMDIEICIAL.
OFFICE NEW OBtLEANI DEMOOITAT,
Tuesday EveniMg, July 1, 1877.
Quotations represent prioesfor round ltotsfroin
rsl hSands, unless otlherwise sated. In fllUin
.maU orders higher prices are ypaid.
COTTONN-The sales to-day embraced 1050
bales at rather easier prlees, requiring a redu0
lion of a partial ~,o in Low Middling and the
grades above. We give also the figures and re
port of the Exchange as below:
Gen'l Quotatlons. Ex. Q.
Inferior.... ............ 7' -
Low Ordinary ......... 9 3 9', 9959
Ordinary ................. 9 10 9.
Striot Ordinary............10 10"'
Good Ordinary...........10 i 1 . 1o%
Stnot Good Ordinary.'.... @ l0, -
bow Middling .............10 11 11
Striot Low Middling........11 @11i
Middlng . ..............11%@111 1
etriet Middling .............11r 11, -
Good Middling ...........l..11 12 12
Middling Fair............ 12 12' 12~
-air .................. .....1 12,, -
The demand was confined to a few buyers, and
but little was done during the morning, after
whihob the movement exhibited rather more vi
Lality, but the sales nevertheless were oonfined
to the limited amount noted above.
Operations were restricted by light offerings
especially of the lower grades, which contiuuted
scarce and in request, as well as by many factors
steadfastly adhering to their previous preten
sions, while buyers claimed concessions. The
dispatohes reported Liverpool quiet and steady
at previous rates, with sales of only 5000 bales,
and arrivals 1-82@-1.0d lower, closing dull; Man.
ohester quiet and steady; Havre dull and easier,
but not quotably lower, and New York quiet at a
deoline of 1-160 in spots and irregular for futures,
which at noon were quoted 2-100I@-100c higher
for Julys and Auguste and 1-1006-100oc lower
for the later months, and closed at a net decline
of 4.100@5.100o in Julys and Augusts, 8-1 Oo in
Oeptembers and 2-10U((6.400o in the later
months.
The sales of the past three days sum up 3100
bales (1600 on Satuiday, 750 yesterday and 1050
to-day), against 4050 for the corresponding time
last week and 2950 the week befor..
Receipts since Friday evening 14111 bales, em
bracing 6160 rom other delivery ports (of which
I68 from Mobile and 448 from Texas), and 800
proper, against 585 proper last week and 1773
last year, Total proper since August 31, 1,186,
308 bales, against 1,404,677 last year-decrease
118,569.
'1 he exports comprise 3676 bales, embracing
530to Vera Cruz and 3146 to New York.
The Exchange telegrams make the receipts at
all the ports from 12 m. Yesterday to 12 m. to
lay 1885 bales, against 1125 last week and 915
ast year and sinee Friday 4654 bales, against 3629
last woek and 4309 last year. I otal since August
ii, 3,918,599 bales, against 4,065,823 up to Mon
lay noon, July 3, !ast year-ieoreae 47,224
bales.
Exports (Friday to Monday inclusive) to Great
Britain 1662 bales, against 9047 last weck ant
1387 last year, and to the oEntinent 1182 bales,
against 1500 last week and 2590 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
2 m , 255,849 bales, against 268,835 last week and
182l042 last yea-.
Ithe Exchange makes the amount on sbhpboard
ot cleared (before to-day's exports of 3146 bal -s)
15,476 bales, embracing 4577 for Liverpool, 8541
'or iHtvre, 900 for Spaln, and 1458 for coastwise
eorts, leaving in presses, agreeat ly to its so
ount at 12 m., 48,385 bales, only a part of which
s on sale.
At noon to-day Middling w' quoted at Galves
,n at 11 l; at Mobile at i1 . : at Savannah at
1/,o; at uharleston a. 11%@1114o; at Wilming
.I taat lly; o;'MMoblk 11i t/,@l,.O; ast U el
tlotre at .l% t )oNw Zek St t Y.o: it 11o0.11
at 1Iol at tX 1t o; as Angu 's c.
11$o; at Phi.adel at ip¶c; at OCninonati ht
11. oad a Bt. Louis at 11/, .
e Exohange reports: "dales 1000 bales.
Market quiet."
00TTlON STATMwIIT.
tStook on hand eopt. 1. l --baSlee..n.. 19,177
rrrell lnoo last statement.... 41.41
Arrived Prevlously .......... .:o79,e-,-1.7- ,1:,4
lred to-dy..................
(leared previously.... ....... ,lr.,4: -- 1.l.48.470
fiame time lest year......... 70.i1
''o-day's exportl were to New York.
Ileoelpts proper sione last evening 200 bales,
egainst 2(15 on last Friary and 188 lst year.
For comparative totals for the past three days'
exports and receipts, see above report.
FItEIwGifi8 - The market presents no new
feature, and we continue to quote as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 7.10d ; to
Boston, 'rovidenoe, Fall Rver, Philadelphis
and Ialtimore, via New York, :.o; to New York
o,. Orain to IAverpool 7/,d.
By ail-GCotton to Liverpool %0; to IHavre
TOBACC0 -The sales to-day embraced 9!
bhds, also 2 late yesterday, making an aggre
gate for the past three days of 128 bhds. The
amount on sale is now estimated at 7250
hbds. Nothing has transplred with regard to
prices, and we continue to quote as follows:
Interior logs 4@4%p, low 4% ~@Sy, medium
.f@"60. good to flue @l.o , low leaf 77.l8o,
medium 8/@10o, goid 10"IS2o, fine s12@
18.o, and seletons 14%@ tyfo.
TOIAaOO WrtATUMEiT.
tok op band Sept 187 ?hsl-d......... llirl
Srivr Lt t hiree (c ys... .. .. 707
Arrived prevlously ............. t,0or.-n,454
18.015,
xortn d pat thrednaya.......... Non
ported proviously............... 0,7
troken up, ot.................... 9e7--7,r1i
Stook on hand, etc................ .a0,87
8UGAlt---leoeived this morning 71 hhde. The
demand is moderate ahd lonal dealers pursha.ed
01 hhds, inJ ,b lota, on private terms. Our prices
ori for job lots; rotund lots would sell at lower
mtioes. ood common to fair Is quoted at i',o,
fnlly far ri;' prime to strictly prime 9 o, ohac.e
ltleo seconde 0@sIU.@ o, centrifugal 100, yellow
olsrdeld lie, off whites lii ll'o, whites 1i~,@
12o 1 lb,,
M.iLAHt'4l0E-Btooeived this morning 5 bble.
The demand westiotve to day, and N00 bble mold,
partv for shipment and to the local trade at 204r
o800 gallon for inferior, and 810i85l for fair.
tupphes under the eshde are held by dealers.
Common, not fermenting, is quoted at 45o, fair
rOn, prime and strictly prime 67c0 ohol.o 00o
I galdion,
OCI tY REFINERY I UOAIt- Is selling on orders
at 12.o for standard A, in bbls, 12,4o for
orushed, 12"/, for powdered and granulated, and
lao for out I laf.
O11' IREFINERY MOLA94Elt4-I selling on
orders at 468 for common, t0o for fair, 50o for
prime, f'eo for choloce, and 00 for golden syrup.
FLOUI1 - Received this morning 002 bble.
Ohoice trebo and choioe extra continue noarce
and wanted at full prices, while low grades
are in good supply and unsalable. 1200 bbls
sold to-day, of which 25 At $4 01; 25 at 67 1);
25 at 87 O7%; 50 at 19 20; 25 spot at $t 25; 25
and 50 at $9 r00; 81 to arrive at $10; 150 spot at
$10 59, and l00 bibl for export on rivate term .
Common is quoted at $4r4 50, unperline
65 25, double extra 6604 25 low treble extra
$0 60@0. 75, good do. 6/i(7 dO, choloe do. 6$8 F
91) tW., choice extra $9 78@10, fancy $1(6i0tU J
) bbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain o00 above these
price. in their order trade.
BYIC FLOUlt--ommands $5 250-5 60 $4 bbl
from first hands.
CO11N FLOUIL--None n hand. It I in request,
and would nommtland $4 1l ild.
(1Ut1 I'd AND HOII INY *-(tritq are in light sup
ply and in demand. lThe eupplles are told, to
arrive, at 13 90041 +t bbl; they commrnand $4 1550
4 25 14 bbi in store. Ilominy is in request at
$3 75 4 bbl.
COIlN MEA..-- I quinet, and the stock it hild
at $2 )1 90,i bbl. 450 bbids aleti, ronprlsing 100
at $2 05; 100 and 250 bble at $2 90 .it bbl. Deal
era are jobbink at $3 15 IN bbl.
1'OHtK -Quiet asd unchanged, with a better
demand; 7( bbts mess sold to arrive and 100 spot
at $14 25, and 50 spot at, $14 87:/ ý) bbl. Deal
ers are jobbing at $15 2515 1o0 ~t obl.
DRY r.A'b' MI, -- Nothing doing in lots
in first hands; 17 boxes sold In jb lots in store
st 568y,(5.o. Dealers are jobbing shoulders at I
kIA ,ON - Rhoulders are searce and in demand
at 6%ao ~t i,. A reoeiver sold 10 onsak at that
price and 21t boxes clear rib sides at H4 o; 7 cesks
clear rib sides at a8o, and 20 bores do. at 8%(;. .
It. Clear aiden are quooted at 8'/,o "~j it.. Doere
are jobbing shoulders at 7o, olear rib sides 8V,c,
clear sides 8to s 4 lb. The demand ns aotive in a
job Way.
LARD-Good supply but only a small job trade.
Tieree is qu noted at 9i.094lo, keg 914¢0..4lO/o, pall
1(0t',llo f it. To-day 25 tieres refined sold at
90 o lb.
IIAMtS-- holoo sugar-ored are in light sup
pil" and iu requo"est d s!mal size are Ino atmand.
sire.
BBEA KFABT BACON-Is dull and quoted at 90.
PACKICRS' lIO PRlODUUTS - ri es moes
pork Is selling in the order trade at $13 50@14,
prime $11, rumlf pork $11 50(t12 bbl; pig
pork $8 25 Il half bbl, pigs' feet 65o keg and
$1 2S5 1 flrkln; tongues 4o apece; new rib sides
3%j,: II( lb. A receiver sold 00 bbls Jowl pork on
private terms.
WIS8IKY--Dll. Rectifled is quoted at St 05
(D1 10 '' gallon, as in proof and brand. Dealers
obtain b@10o above these prices in their Job
trade.
CORtN IN BULK-Supplies are offering at 54o
10 bushel, spot and to arrive.
COW PEA0*-Are very dull, even at the de.
oline, and dealers are offering their sto4 ks at
$1 t10@2 for mixed and whippoorwill and $2 15C
2 25 for olay. Hound lots in first hands are noni
eal at 1 50 ~ bushel.
A LIVELY JOB TRADE--There has been a
Seneral improvement since tbe let inst. in the
Job trade for breadetuffe and provisions, and
quite a lively business has been done in that way
at full previous prices.
CORN IN tACKI8--Fair supply on the landing
and the demand continues moderate for j.b lots
at previous prices. 2300 sacks sold, of which 700
mixed and white ,nixed at 580, 500 white at 59n,
700 choice white at 600 and 400 yellow at 00o '1f
bushel.
OA 18-Good supply, but only a limited demand
for the city trade. Only 800 sacks choice Galenoua
sold at 480 V bushel.
BRAN There is a fair supply and prices are
irmer, hbt only small lots are wanted. 100 sacks
sold at $1 10 A} 100 lbs.
HAY--Light supply and selling slowly; 100
bales sold, of which 50 prime at $10 50, and 50
do at $17 ' ton.
IREUEltI'a OF BACON FROM TEX A,--We
note the arrival this morning from Galveston,
per steamashi St. Mary, via M',rgan', Railroad,
of 32 boxes clear rib siedes, consigned to Messrs.
Miller, Dolhonde & Co., and 3u bxes doto bMr.
I. K. Uonverse. Receipts of provisions by this
line are unuaual, and this Is a new feature in the
Texas export trade.
RICE Light supply and the market is duil.
Pricesare nominal. Louisiana No. 2 is qu...,ed
at 4,; fair 5 r46c; good 6. r4 'o; prime 0''g
6'~e; strictly prime 6"0;r7c fite ,.
CUOiFEE -There is no change in the market
to notice. The demand continues limited at
previoua prices. We quote org.n.: Ordi
nary 17/@17%o (gold); fair 19'/,1 9 -l9'-c; god
20 im0/; prime 20'4bt2ic fJi it. ..ob mits: or.
dinary i(~Oi1%l8c g.,.t fair 206r,4,g;c; good
20".i721c; prime 21%0 /21/cW f .
isUl'fEI--F.ir supply of all grades with a
good demand at last week's pricew. Owing to
excessive hot weather r, ceipts arrive heate , and
are offered at low prices. We quo'e Western
creamery, fine 25@26:; Western cream
try, good, 22@23c; d .try, tuns, fine 19i
2(0c; dairy, tn's, good 17c80lc; Western repack
ed. tuba and fl kins, good 16S617c; repacked,
tubs and firkins, fair. 14(i44c; New York
creamery, selectlons, 26i<227c; do. fine 240425c;
New York dairy, fine, 25rý26c; do. good, 22c(23c;
do. fair, I8r20tc 1 Ith.
ILECEIPTI' OF I'RODUC(E-Arrived since our
review of yesterday: 602 bbis flour, 19 tierces
hame, 25 tierces lard. 28 caske bacon, 71 box .s
bacon, 71 hhds sugar. 5 bble mulas-es, iI bblh
apples, 55 kegs butter, 131 bbls onions, 85 bbls
potatoes and 423 bbis rice.
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Exports since our
review of yesterday: 8314 bbis flour. 8 bble pork.
17 cars bacon, 6 tieroes lard, 9 bb's whisky, 461
bbls corn meal, 2440 esaks corn, 82 sacks oats,
20 sacks bran. 2 bsles hay, 13 hhds sugar, 39
bbls sugar, 26 bb!s molasses, 19 bb s rice, 738
sacks coffee. 9 bble onions, 15 sacks salt, 4 k' go
butter and 184 bble potatoes.
LZEAL NOTICrS.
CANCEIIATION OF BONDfI.
UNTTVEn PTATArn O~ AMCtnteeA.
Ptate of ltoilnlnn .
Fxneroutivo Derpartenlut.L
Whrore, n~ppllnatlon hrA beelt mtrin to, me
for thn, crncllatlon of the following orlrP,. to
wit
1. Onn drawn by Edward Plhlnblury, eq prlnri
pal anl an Administrator of Fianrn i l tin eltty
of New Orloann, with .1. (1. Van WIokin, W. (tor
dion, Th'lnrnle I'rodhlommnn, Isflrro ttnyrouro
and lnhbrlnl Patnc l an sernt,lenR.
. (One by Jemon (. Brown, w6 tprlnnir.l an,1d .~a
Admlnlistrator of PI'll,' Annrrcnt. of Atild clty.
with Hawyer lfaywood. (Obarhln A. Enagr and
G(eorgce Hwarthrick e Ru riretnda.
;t, (inc by E. A. BISrk-, a. prlnneitel .ndl an Ard
ninistrrat,rr of ImprovrmentM of sarrld nity. with
John tafwkinn. .1. irirttnd Frank .fohneon eam
aurnli a.
4. (irro by .1. O. Iri.nerv, as princnill rlnd an
ntall and C(. A. iscUncr rFa reitlollen.
rA. (n Iy 1'. LI. Jlinmy, iag prinioti iand amd
Ad intrll'i rntor,r of Assemrnmrlnts of etris 'ity, with
1'. (t n i tlnvl r, .I.ule h T'JuysR ' ItE,l. ', I'ynhetr l and
EIrgrnr ifnnkAro enr ntrat.tr,
6. ()tr, ty Dtennia MieOrthy, ans prltripal and
a Adminirtrr.tor ofr J'ollren of raid ify. with
Oeorgn HMittht, John (G. lvan, Willliam I. Hmlth,
Emnile., ('llrinn nni1 M. flannnery as lrmntirn:
annd
7. (Onr biy f,ron IIcrtoll, as prinlral I and an
Adminitrattor or Watter Works nd r i'hllni
INilldlrini of a.ri .ity, with Thtomalnn l)eTfy. N. 1r
Liambhlee, . litcnc. F. irrenc.h randl ,l.ln ltFirlnney
a* ernttlnn.
All of whilh rohdl ~inrlce we.re e.~nh nllmnribrlhn
an aforesaid onl tlhe 27th clay of NvermnbJr. 474
anld are for tlhRe Iee ofr twenrty-flyn tiorunrd
rltllars rerth, norld tilltrncd for thne fnlthful ,-.r
forlmanr of the dlllin o nrvner of t aid Ir; n
oilpa In their respentrtlyve eldmlntitlativ erne tfi l
esa.
Now. thernforrn, , fVrnnl's 'T. Nirhorln (Irtv
nrnor orf e Httn rif iroullanertr, havn Ithouhrlt.
Ipropnr t.Ie rean lttt, mry lproer lrntion,r ivingh
publien nothI n tot i al unrrerns thor.in rreonerrrdr
l.andl Ietcreostdr to show anRuse, lin writing, at th
ciJllc Of tlhe Hrrrt.ery of Mlnt.ts, at lthn cityV o
Now (Irlnais,. witllhin nint.y d'hays from aetrl after
the inet publreetriore ef this notfrn, why tiee natel
trrtln, or 'ltherr of theero,ehould notbe cannerler
and aeneriitind, ald thIe h e unreritinr 4 rr.ve tHalelOd
dllinharnct d lfr.on any felrtiher liiallity.
In tetlolmony whcrrof. I htve lhern
S ntrI Rinoeld my nrafl ilamnl errcnerl tieo
Ir. H. eaol of tItai H te en eor teernuntoahixsaer
tit thellty of Nw Orlans, this twi/flth
-- day of June, I!1 the yoar of oLur Lo.l
cre tllhousand lelht hundtrlrl and
Rcrvnty-savtor. and of the orne huln
dredl anc first yver of the Indenpnd-
enrl of the United htatecc of Amorla.
FIRANCIS T. NIOlHOL1,H.
Governor of tim itate or L.ultnlIea.
By Ithe Governror:
We,r,. A, M'r ..ws.,
('A NCFhLLA I'1 ON OF II!.0I).
UNITJII, FITATE3 rE1 AMWr.ItA,
Platr of Lulhninna,
Exc.!Ut Iv )e JI lrll ll.
'WhlErnElE, napllontiron hul linE" IInrtIin to mEEo
for th, cEnEOll'lhlionl of a blnd drlawn by L. T.
Mulrdock. and by hin wsulln.w l ulh, onl thim 1th
daty of Novraboh a4, r, i n rlIl, for thl rum of
Forty 'l'houIE nd Idllars, with HallII'l W. Itmrn
mond. John A. i''-,l, John Thorn andiI John IB.
Itrn Ihhhn a~ M'' I rlilrM, rondiltlo ndl for 1h11,1
fIrthf il tiI Or rmarnon E i f ti h dutiIn of , rtiE I , T,
Murdlock. nw. TrrEMEr.r of ithE iloErd of MEotro
IEolthln II'oi.llir of ho oilty of Now (rlannM,
Now, thl r-f,,r,. I, FIranLE'I T. Nithllll, lov
+lrnir or the Mu ow,(r 1,ooiqnlltlath,, hvn thoghllti
roplr s ir En I E t Ehl'Is, my 1 r1 LII r onglt vi, ,giv
t l hliE ' notion Ih ' IallErl E Itr Eon U-, who ihO ., E r I!a
I.IEI. I-hEl IIE P' Erl) E.sr EIE ld whLo IrE thErEin ir -
t nlroE.rEd, 1o E+hE w , HnlE., Ii writing, EL, thE. EoflIIEo
of thn E.r ltlry I, EltE, ot lhE l fly Ef NEw Or
I-.lIEE. wlthin viEfly days from in rtl artlr tiE
lht3 IElhlliEE'tio i l fhi l lnE tirn,whyE E th ' Eaid hEIE d
shoI u l n ot t(l E I.nlEllElE I th|d noIrl llEl, lrld thet
fsnwortl I'tn IoEvE n d II tldi(htrVgd frn l any
flrth r lish ility.
In witli. ns whro.r., f hnvn h|rmti'o wiot my
h iEEE and E.EuwEE E toE EnE.I Ef iEE HEaEE of lEEuiE
l . tEt l o a fllxEl, atl tie 1Eitl oV r how OrliEaEE.,
this twElftlh duy of tJuI. in t.hE yeallr To our LoErd,
oEE I thouEtE I oight. ItIhuntlrEI nd InvEInt.y-E. Eni .
ind 1of th IIroE hIondrEd andtl first yoEr of til iEn
lE IEIEIEaE oE tihel Uinit'E SatEltoM of AnEnriEn.
F RiiANCIS T. NIU1liL14bH.
(JEovErnor of th E HtEatr, o Ef Ioullalnl.
By IhE (ItovEtWrr :
Wrlr,. A. HrllnotEEa
j'17 301 y
CANC'ELLATION OF 'IOND.
SUNIIiED HTATE " rE AMEMR:A,
HtatE, of IouIllnnn,
SEEXotlEtlVE I)e npartiEnlt.
WhIErum, atEiIEir+ulEli hIM bIen madEel to ni for
tiE'iEnEhtitlEti of E bEEnd drawn by (IEOG()IM
HI. JOHNHON, nild by him IubElcribnd, Ton the
thIrtlEth day of JDE'EEormbn1,r. 2175, as prlnilpal, for
thiE sum of ltn thouLsnd dollars, with Wright
I. Fish. IlonEor PEotl hhr, ,Joseph AlptlonEM
WaLlkner. John A. Watkins andE PatlriEk KEnEnan,
ias MEnnuritlq. condititonEd for tho faithful l t.r
fortonn, of thE dlutIEE of EiEhll (IOorgn Ii. John
Eon. lm Auditor Eof Pulblic' Aceollnlts of LthE 9tato
of J.)ulMinan.
Now, thErEforn. I, FrancLE T. NIIholEnF. Oov
nrnor of th+ Htat.e of IoEMlsTana. hlavE thought
vproipr to hilo thtla,my m Lroclalnratlon, lving
EubliE notEion o all lErmon toL whonm lthuoe
priEEntI siha ll EonEEErT anWt who artE htEreoln in
tmrw.ted., Lto show IauEEE, li writing, at thu offloE
of thi.s HtSErotary of Start, at the oIty of New Or
loans, within ninety (dltyM from And EftEr thi
u.t publEEtil on of this notiE'n, whiy thu ElE Ir MIondE
should not IoE ITlleounld and11 ,1nIilliEd, anid this
MEo;urih.ltiE EEovE naiiead dis.llargld from a ny
furthor llnhllity.
In testimony wher+rof, T havi her
I- Ill o M(t my hand and i., usl nd, tt h
I 4 lE l ,of theM t E t of 1 1, ni(E ianE s toE btll
1I, . flalxm,l at ihn city of New OrluanrE.
Sthei twntl'y-elihth day of May, ln tliA
yrel r of our Lord lnn tlhoullnMd siuht
hlunilrEd aind MEvEnty-wnvEn, .andl of
It.hi onEE hullridrl and ilirst year of thEi
hLEndontdonEoE of thie UniLEd t4at.LEsEL of
FitANCIS T. NICTIOLL,,
(Goverlnor of thr, Sto~ t i, f LE o iillrlna.
Ily the (GovErEEnor:
OC, IA I AEtRlEEYO.
A l sis fltnl H ,E.' rotatry rd t atb,.
$1000 REWARID.
STATE OF ,OIf;IHIANA. I
I.,xoE Iitivoe Departlmnnt. J
WhialS'ru . ilt ntappEinrs from the proEEm verlal of
InqurljEs Iand the vErditL of thlt, Coronrr'a jury, in
,Ithe mattir of thEE invEMtigation Into the eauEI of
the drEirth Eof thI latE DON HEVEIRINO DE LA
BAI itEltA.. (,onwul of his MajEsty, thoEE King of
HpOin, which orurrEd in thEE (ity of Now Or
litFs. on the twEnty-fourth dtay f MLarch. A. ).
1877, toEld Inquest having boon hEld in vid oitly
before DIr. lIenrl lI, ILtEhnEs,, CoronEr of thEE
HIen,'I. Third and Fifth Distr+lts of the parishl
of OErlannE. that ths dE,(ath of said lovoriEo
de la ltarrt.at was oEEEiEoneid by hli taking ln
knowingly poison, plIedI int ntionally and
fEionEIslE y In a bottle of mEieijinE, from1 which
he. on that day, Etook the uaEEiIl EloEE, by onE or
m(Ere pEvrsonE' unknownE to thEi jury of i33lu1t,
alld who ore ati. lurgEo and
WhErEas., To ill atpe'aranoo4. ai hiin~o~u
(rimi. DuLnilhablE ur(dor the laws of thin .tate
has bEEn eommittEd, an3l for the ooEd of E.ilsEty
Its DirpE'trat,,r E sIhould ,IE brought to jul.ticeO.
Now. therefrore, I. FItANCIS T. NICHOLLH,
(GovErnor of thE StNas of Louislana, haIvE
th11ught proI)Er to iseEtI th1is my DroElarnI titon.
alling uiiE13n thiEs goodE IEoo1lE of this HrSate to
giv+ theiEr El 01 i atEsstanEo in arroeting an.d
ringir.g t , ju.ti e th, Ertetrator or pErp(EtrrE
trs wof ,(t1il 'rime, 1and by virtue of thLiE Euthor
I y in me vEsted bEy th laws Ef thi- t StatE, I
hE.reby ,IffEr EL roward of ONE TJIIOUSAND
DOLLARtS fEr t1131 arrEt rlil EIEonviction of tile
)sE petrltor or DeErpltrEtor. of Wld crime.
(ilvInE undIt my igna,'lro and atrhEIntlOi(atn'l
with this ,.hl of theE Mtat, of ,Louihh.Era. at the
city of New iOr.lan, thitw.E rlty-Eulghh (day of
JunEo. Ei tIhe yeonr of oulr IordE onel thouEnand
eight hundred and seventy-,.vEn. and (of th1
one( hlnEdred and first yoair of the in'depE1i'3lnI:ee
of thei Unite Status of A +'rti'".
FRANCIS T. NICUIIOLLH.
( Evernor of the State of Louisliana.
By the G(ove 1or:
WILL. A. STO';No,
Secretary of Etate. je2910t
MrPnOII ANTS' UtUAPlt INBUUIIANO VON.
PIANY ON lPPOEW OflLKAi,~
IS'S ...... .Canal Street....,...,,,,.,. 44
TWEN'rY-T~IiIRD ANNUAL ISTATIllk14T.
in 'onrftrrmit~v withl tim ri'rcliremuhtAt of t~lI-r
iiitrturrr thu Uorn Liti y tiltiluh thu flollowngr
J'rollrrnlunu ruruivu',1 durngt thu yaar onding
May in. 11177 Ialudl~lng marnuarnud prumiulma
ifr thu .rumviiius yurr-
On1 Marino fll ia ka....... ... 24,47 91
On lllvnrHIR lkii. . . 2 9 1,79 Ill
T'f,tuIl I'ru~llnin lriri.....,.. *'11,49 *
I~ibu Uro~ualr,,iJi 1'~lrmllnluna · . I-tP,11B Cl)
Nurt, lrnrnudt Prunmimima MayT itt
1117 .rr 91lnktllhi. 8*..117~7O
)n Mnrirnu 101kM . . l? uDn
(lii il mr lI~ka . ,91111 77
r'I'iiai' uit1 Il IuDImIM~, Ili a
intifr iu~ t ima ea; 911 l
~ltulnauranr'arrl enr.1 Itku
Irr'lt. .... ... 110,02l1r 16
(311 y J~trmn iia . .-- ..... I110,19 60
hanuk, Ilairru ad an ottiur Htrouku
rnd Mu,rtrngu IJndilllIM - . 169,206 66
Nirj~ ~rl urtl~r'u tiy rorI-gagon- 214 at,1142 (m
Nuitua Mii',ruul try vpludgi-m.. 42. ,807 91
hulal yunruiv atls · ··l e. . 71,164 III
Pruvnluna Il r'untranofl rullro~luin. 411(1197 118
1 Jun alierrvii ataturnuntl 8 l~~r4111 a attm, ndurr
rumit. trltlurirlyi( /ronu thuiuo Irrka of1 thu (om~snv
I'A rlL FOUiICIIY, Pruarldunt.
Hrram 1 Ior J rlfl8AW,
4wnruii (ii anil Plhin urlbulI hufr~rsru uthu auy*
Ntutrr~ Pubili,
Al. ar ruirlttllm if1 thin hltmril ofI JjlruutcorA halO,
onr thulr iii,imtll.h uiaYii .~1 alan1, 1877, it 91188 ?011iVW2
to, du~lar n a 1111111 llvidunn rl oft.linty pa tru nt ofl
thur tlit aarruuud ilartiririatflng( ZmrunhlnlmM lfor the
puIul ndiragln Mayr II, 11117, payarbli, on thu thit4
Miunlday of 1 wily nruzt.
Atao, trw vay to ttmu, tHt'iktlilnldra, o~n uuIwamuld.
Itimturi,at, at thue rub 'if flvu tint uutt gir annurm
1)1 liwa. tuna:
I'. A. ltutrit . Truutry
P. tuuurtm r J Il A~lkfi',
If. 7,. tolf, &. W. t4,nltta.
(~. jltuarlnu .tl~rt.Iu-m. 1),Patio,
i rjIWENTY-BI0JITu ANNUAL STATEMENT
m1,
IIF -
M ClEkH C'ENT M UTUA I.INHIUBANG(ECOMPANY
II.
It Nrw OIt, A N., May 19, 1;77.
The Tru..toe, in ruonformlt.y with amended
lov- hartnr. nlumrlit the following statlment of thto
*It faiTrr of thur nompnany on hn 3o0th of April, 1877:
r li rirt prl llo rnJiu ............. 1R,0r01 21
in- Marinn pre mulrrra.......... 29,31Rn Sr.
Tile Itivgr prernierin l........... I. 924 a;
or r 19119,8081 sl
tin Earned prmnilrnmR. 1844 r1).
il0.lg lnsranl arid ret urn pr..
ogy hr11 +1) .................... 229.235 1t
I,niMns Iald and nutlmatel,
In.lnillndn all known ant
a, unu rlaiil., AY:
md. FIre 'mae.. .... 77,371 r,1
Marine Ioi4nRi .... 7.200 41
lliver loUses....... 21,.610 20
- --S00.1~1 21
i. l'axa. n x, txpen.ei,
hdisgounl t I1n lit
of partlielpation.
t.................... 1,.2 r,
I,esa rentir, Malv
ago R.ItvinL. ite;. 11.7€d 72
. 0- . .. o,126 . 1140,67 (07
(rt. ros profits....................... 19.71. 06
for (f whicrh VnA 117 S l r nappropriiatd to balanoe
tOE of IntAInrrut and lirquidtllionlof doubtful essets,
tihe - -
for TIe lnomnpany have the following asetsr-
laght BIilis ree JnivaJlin........ ..... ,048 1B O
ilO Ldoarn on Bonds and Mort- ,
'ian. g o ....................... 65,943 24
S---- 124,591 70
Ipr- Ljngr org alll ............. $74,54 15
Ch ............... 61 71
tat , ----- 138,4.0 60
Cit.y ],onds l ................. 72(061 00
Inv- Bank and ot.horHtocks... 73,415 30
Hvlr Iterral Estati, ................ . 139.644 66
in P'rermlumn In rogurse of (Il
In- Irltlor and 8UIsp ns44 Ac
fll no cgug t ......................... 33.418 OL
Or
the Total au . ...ts..i . .... 1681,428 79'
the Tih above stattmenc Is a true and correct
any trans,'ript from the books of the Compan y.
'triIs. A. ADAMS, President.
Ior- I ENRY V. OGDEN. Hecretary.
the
e Hworrn to and rhnbrlbeod before me this nine
ar. trl.llh dliay Of May, 1877.
th, W. P. KLEINPETEB,
u No'ary Public.•
t ThBordf arr ofTruntoeer this day rusolsed, that
i of aftrr ngrrig trhe annual dividend of TEN 11
(JIEN'T (,anital Htock of Compngay, that adivi donr
of TWENTY PElt CENT in nrih bhe paid on
MONIA Y. .Juno 11, to those parties entitled to
rece TOVo the HLarln,
Thorn. A. Adamr . Frnd'k Carmorden
Haum'l B. Neiwman,. J. L. Harris,
Ham'l I. Kernnriely. Andlrowteuwart.
John Phiglp, ,Josnph Stonie,
Alarrn 'Thonl.orn. George Martin.
A I Henry Abrahamr. Alfred Moulton.
S Vietor Meyer. L. C. Jurey.
f l Edward J. Giay. Edward Nalle.
lof Joph Bowling, (leo. W. Oentell.
r. in Him-,n flernsholm, A. Leui,
S< -lmon Forh,.elnmor, Wm. H. Matthews,
Jos. B. Wolff. Paul E, Mortimer,
LA H. B. Post, John V. Moore.
[ of Ed. Pllsbury, W. IB. Congwr,
JOr. .no. K. King, Henry M. Proeton.
city SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
the
rich COMPANY.
Io Plali Up Ciapil., siiO,OO*.
lunl FROM THE TWENTY-FIRBT ANNUALQ
Sor STATEMENT FOB 1.76.
Noet annual earned pre
miunrllll and Dineounts
1o01 and Interest .... .. 14.
Lnte , IO nies. Expences, Taxes.
irty ....................... 1277.207 94
Boserved flund o10,000, and i
Dividend on capital 10
LH, por oent.............. ..... 9,547 47-836.76611
laV-
ion, NotProfit .............. 171.201
Sto Anssts of th .... pany U -
ird tlnated at their cash
tr-- market val ie:
lor- Sto"k. Bondsr, Loans and
I Bills Ire.ivable........ 88,69 7
iND Cash on hand and premi
the umrns in course of o.llero
tion .................-....... 180.09 41
the 1686.298 2
y of Dividend paid on stock ten per n tper so.
and nun. and on partlicpating pollcies twenty pen
lii cent, payable In easn.
;nee This old and reliable com any Is issulng Doll.
oes on Fire, Blverani Marfne riskson the m
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjust
a. and settled upon liberal terms at their off,
52 Oamp street. JAMEB DA
otLt H, 1a rrTZ. Seretary. r jal s