The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

.g DOMESI1C MANAEIS.
NEW YORK. March 81. 2:ls .. m.-Spot cotton
firm: middiing ordinary IS 6. .l6. middlng Ala
bama 1Ja. middling upland ls1S. strict good
middinKi ~ t,-ia: low middling 70 SIC. strict
good ordinary IL 1916. good ordinary II LILO,
ordinary gg-Io Exchange auict-bankcrs' .
days 4otp@t9oh, do 90 days 49,. Futures steady
March ID s.32se13sa.. April y il-s2eebss May
l3 a. 32dyl3 Iil6 June ~ 1516n 1892 July IL 5-32
pit 3-G. August IA 5l6@St4 ll-32 Gold lItali+n.
Sales 1914 bales. last evening 1910; for export ltsG
for consum ption 67%. for speculation 1872, sales
~ 900 good middling ia., middling i4t fair
lsk. .g-r ---55. I...a.. .t
InoyIDEScE; March AZ; Stock Il. 900 bales.
23l9: sales 8800: stock 6G.sT Market strong,
m middinE l2h.
SAVANNAH. March 2i.aNet receipts 40 hales ale.
middling I2's. low middling 12 good ordinary
WILMINGTON. March 2i.--Net receip pts 22o: sales
7s; stock 291a. Market quiet: middllng i2h.; low
middIing ~, good ordinary loh,
ports coastwise 319 sales 80, stock 1870. Mar
ket strong holders firm; middlng l21a.
PHILADEtEnIA AZ March ,; 2i1Nst rgeepts a52
diing I2l good ordinary II.
stock IA1s sasaa. % Market fPm Rd middns AZ. iow
sadi4s ofanaS5s Sst lG fsceps s
55;exports to the continent 1882 sales 1897 stock
4a.sa2: market firm, middling l2A. low middIing
BAiT1MohE, March d. Net receipts none
gross ~ EXPORTS to the Continent 40; coast
,
middling l21. low Inddling II; good ordinary
oissYa; MoBfIn, March al ,. m.-Markct firm; mid
BAITIMoRE. March 2I.-Flour strong; city
Mills BIO brands - 25g7 50. Wheat stron0.
s sss4T rns oaSarn ass ssn 5 ss
500: Western mixed s,i Oats unchanged Rye
quiet and steady At 7s Rroyisions q steady as1s
crude isA@il; refined AZ Butter scarce and
firm; Western. extras sl@a5. Petroleum frmer;
| crude ga: renned l%4@lAa. Whisky dull ut
new YoRK. Wall street, March q, .. m
Money closed ct a@4; Gold A%. state bonds
sSsks nTm 9ids NeS YSra csntrs "a
Nsats Gnen sf,rH Psce p Mai Mai af a faa
changed Wheat dull. closing firm. Oats steady
rnd nC SSrn e % n aR Beef ds%ead sue
and firm. Lard firm. Whiskey dull. Ill bid
Moiasses- foreign grades are quiet and steady !;
sssw ssa1 aeaas ha2
very choice. Sugar--market firm. with fair in
auiry fair TO good refining 7Hs7Hc. prime at
CHICAGO, March 2l.-Flour quiet and firm,
Wheat easier No. spring q 1k. Corn quiet !;
No 2 mixed 44k. Oats auiet: No. mixed 50
saet I * w ssH nf AprI. f. Lard y strong @ is7o Dry
| salt meats firm; shoulders 81. Green meats
| quiet fprices nominal. Whisky frmer. 81 06
CINdfSsAT1. March 21-Lard steady for prime
steam, is. spot; city kettle l2t@l4; Mess pork
| weights o. 5og7 co. common ssgs IS, fairto good
medium and heavy - 3s@s SO. Whisky advanced
ST. LOUIS. March q -Flour unchanged Wheat
dull: No. . red winter 81 Oh. Corn 1rmer, 49,.
| Oats inactive, 331s. Rye steady, 63a. Whisky
fse e hssss os strong a % yorss1s asfa e
+ F > Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 81. 70 m.-Wind north
northwest light Weather clear and cool i No 70
Queen. ship Lake Ontario. and barks katlisto
! and Sirius.
north northwest light. Weathe clear and cool.
No arrivals. Sailed: Steamship Maria. barks
Ecuador. India and PunIaub. -.
historical Tradition Of the Death Of the
'Ht 1f- Apostles.
Matthew Is supposed to have suffered
martyrdOm, or was slain with a sword
in a city of Ethiopia. Mark was dragged
through the streets OF Alexandria,
Egypt, till he expired. Luke was hung
on an olive three in Greece. John was
put into "a cauldrOn Of boiling oil and
escaped death; he afterward died nat
ural death at Ephesus. James the Great
was beheaded at Jerusalem. James the
Less was thrown from wing OF the tenn
ful1er's club. Philip was hanged up
against pillar at Metropolis. Barthol-
omew was fiayed alive by the command
of barbarous king. Andrew was bound
to cross, whence he preached to the
people till he expired. Thomas was run
through the body with a lance at Coro-
mandel, in the East Indies. Jude was
shot to death with arrows. Simon 10
Fotes was 'crucified In Persia. Matthias
was first stoned and then beheaded.
Peter, who was crucified, asked that he
might die with his head downward.
A Western paper is in doubt whether
Beiknap wept before Grant because he
had been stealing or because he had
been caught. tst
Partisan ladies who do their own
needle work have adopted thimbles
with a pebble inserted as top The
agate, cairngorm, onyx and crystal are
the most popular. as they look very
nrafty in their setting OF silver