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The New York herald., 1877-02-28
A.-BENNETr BUILDING.

A.-BENNETr BUILDING.
90, FIKEpR0oF,
TO LET ON VERY REAsoNABLE TERMS.
LAWYERS, BANNERS, AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on rhE PREMISES
A-A-spECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
J. G. JOHNSTON.
Broadway. 5,h av., and 22dst.
In connection with their
DRY GOODS, CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.
MONDAY. the 9Th Of March.
they viii opon
TWO NEW
ADDITIONAL DEPARTMENTS,
namey:
FRENCH MILLINERY
LADIES' AND ourLDREN's BOOTS AND SHOES.
Thoir customers public invited
TO the
ExHIBiTION.
Every garment necessary for complete outais
constantly on hand.
j. C. JOHNSTON
Broadway 5th av. and I'D st.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS S75o,0oo
days Prizes cashcd: inform alton furnished
Highest paid for spanish bills. goyernnents &c
TAYLOR Co, BanSers ~ Wall 81. New York.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
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SECRETARY MoRRILLs CONDITION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81. 1877.

WASHINGTON, Feb %. 1877
Secretary Morr's physicians say there is no
foundation whatever Tor the published report
that his general health or physical strength
have been permanently impaired by his
recent illness. On The contrary they md all his
friends IN Washington SEQ no to doubt that ho
will IN few days entirely recover his usual vigor and
rcauuac Ihe dlscharcn OF Ais puhlc diiics.
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( HOME JOURNAL
~ FOR THIS WEEK OUT TO-DAY.

a. '
FOR THIS WEEK OUT TO-DAY.
Contains of Weddings In High Life Matrimonial
Engagements. Movements OF AioNs Mrs Paran stevens
Musicne, Mrs Mnsgfave's Dinner, her several hundred
guests: Mrs Astors Dinner Mrs kerrochans Dinner Mrs.
General Kirrands Reception all the fashionable dinners
dances Faithful and elaborate desert pton
-four coumnsI OF the Martha Washington Garden Pary
what they The Mi,tetoc Bal. Mard
In New York. Mard tras ia Memphis. Washington
Tor tho Inauguration Mrs. Hayes Inaugural
In Brooklyn, Boston Baltimore, Florida
aud elsewhere: A London Drawing Room. How Royalty
brief mirror society throIg ghout the world
Literary Articles Ballad OF David Grey. Primitive
Parsans, On Falling g. Love- frgid Evening Parties. Art
In tho House Study of Coiors in Dress Anc Greek ab
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Batavia will lcavo this port on
Wednesday for Quecustow wn aud Liverpool
The mails for Europe Will close at tho Post once at
eleven o'clock A. ~
THE NEW YORK MANIFESTATION for Europo-wl
DO ready at hafpast eight O'Clock In tho morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for malin:. six oeasa
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A SURGICAL SpITZ.

John Gallagher, aged eight years, residing at No
323 East Thrty.nnh street, white playing front Of
his home last evening, was bitten In tho face by a
Sptz dog, which removed the clcaniy as If IL
had bccU anpuaicd by surgeons knife. HIS wounds
dressed by physician at Bellevue Hospital alter
winch he was taken home by his parenls
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THE TELEPHONE.
MUSIC HEARD IN CHICAGO FROM AN rSsTRv-
MEST IN MILWAUKEE, ErGHrY-FIvE MILES
DISTANT.

MENT TN MILWAUKEE, ETGHrY-FIvE MILES
DISTANT.
CHICAGO, Feb. %, 1877.
Professor Elisha Gray lecturcd this evening at NC.
Cormick's Hall TO large ana Interested audience
on the telephone, giving Illustrations OF tho
Instruments carabiliiics. judges Ca.on and Booth,
Hon. Henry Grrcncbaum, Colonel :. j. - Wilson C.
H. summers ana other eminent and scientific men
were on 'hc platform. Music played IN Milw lukcc
Was transmitted over the wires and r.uroluc,.d
~ the halI IN clear and sweet tones
Many popular airs were called for by the
audience, ana were Promptly given, cliciung hearty
applause Professor Favlllo III Milwaukee played The
telephone wnltz Scvcrai different musical noi,s
were started simultaneously In Milwaukee and dis
tinctly heard by he audience
The lecture ana Illustrations we're entertaining
Throughout. Professor Gray gave due credit FRO.
lessor Bell, OF Boston, Tor nls remarkable dcyelop
men. OF the speaking telegraph winch tho lecturer
described
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty-iour hours In COM
parison with corresponding date OF last year.
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnul's pharmacy,
IiPn,Lo Euildtnr:-
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WIGS, rOUPEES.--G. RAUCHFUsS PRACTICAL
Wgmakcr. switches Curis, Invisibes. Bandeaux. ~
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS $750O0o
every cashcd inform alton furnished
Highest paid for spanish bills. governments, &C.
TAYLOk CO, Bankers. ~ Wall 81, New York.
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WASHINGTON, Feb %, 1871
If the few democratic n.bus,ers did not bar tho way
evening that tho unfortunate people OF Louisiana
might DO relieved tomorrow from The trials aud aia
cuties which have long Frustrated business and
industry there
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The movement was checked by light offerings,
q poor assortment, scsnt supplies Of the kinds
wanted, buyers claiming 3onoessions while fac,
quite heavy decline in foreign exchange.
Under these circumstances only limited bust
ness was done during the morning, and later in
the day there was but little more activity. In
some cases factors accepted offers which they
had refused yesterday, but in others they refused
any concessions from previous rates.
Nothing transpired to require any change in
quotations, but in most cases the advantage was
on the side Of the buyer. Sterling was unsettled
by the Quotations on the New York gold market,
which opened at l07% and rose to 1917, but soon
gave way and closed at 1867, against 1O7L last
evening, but ruled lower, closing at q net decline
Of 211sc, equal to about =. per cent. The dis
Lied, with sales of only 5000 bales and arrivals
Lied lower; Manchester dull and tending down:
Havre fat at yesterdays quotations, and New
York dull at . decline OF 1sc in spots and lower
for futures, which at noon showed falling off of
5-10001l-100c and closed at q net decline of
11.1O00l6- l00c.
The sales Of the past three days sum up $3.50
bales (2650 on Saturday, 1850 yesterday, and
$3.50 to day., against 1900 for the corresponding
time last week and 1Ss400 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 4513 bales, en-
brsoing 5S1 from other delivery ports (of which
43 from Mobile and 53S from Texas and 3932
proper, against 1880 proper last week and
5458 last year; total proper since August 81,
1882 bales, against 1855, S42 last year-de-
crease 2lS, 410.
The exports comprise, 1868 bales, embracing
$500 to Liverpool, 453 to Rouen, and 1000 to
Malaga.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
al the ports from u m. yesterday to IL m, to.
day 24SS bales, against 4176 last week and 502S
last year, and since Friday 10, 100 bales against
,955 last week and 16 sl9 last yean Total since
August 81, S769 $50 bales, against $685. 10s up to
Monday noon, April II, last year-decrease
50, 378.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive) to Great
Britain 81 20i bales, against Is $50 Lass week and
1865 last year, and to the Continent 1857 bales,
against &c, ais last week and 1881 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to IL
m, 6i3 543 bales, against Col, 155 last week, and
ISL, 866 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipbosrd
not cleared fbefore to-dsss exports Of 463 balssD
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choice Western 20022c, prime Western 1601sc,
medium Western l3pi4c. low grades 1lWlZc
" b.
CHEZ sE--The receipts have increased and the
demand IL fair. New York Cream Is quoted OF
16tOiG.c, New YORK skins Zoe, prime Western
factory 1bH@16c, good factory 140l5o, low
grades SOLO u 10.
sALT-Good supply and scsrcelv any demand,
We quote coarse, delivered, 95@o7llc; fine 81 Ia
al 10 J3 sack Turks Island dull and nominal
At s5a9Oo ~ bushe Table salt, in pockets, Ia
tlD5c each, as in size.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arrived since our
review OF yesterday: 90 bbls whisky, tierees
lard, 100 bales hay, "a bids sugar, 3 bbls sugar,
1889 bbls molasses, 1873 kegs butter. 100 boxes
obsese, 20 boxes eggs, and u bbls talow.
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE--Exports since our
review OF yesterday: 1888 bbls -four, 1i3 bbs pork.
10 casks bacon, IL tierces lard - bbls whisky,
19i bb,s corn meal, 1870 sacks corn, 70 $50
bushels corn in bulk, 1870 sacks oats, 10 sacks
bran, 81 hhds sugar, u bbls sugar, 60 bbs mo
lasses 81 bbls rice, 497 sacks Coffee and IL bbls
potatoes.
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making tOLal OF u, 4Uo,UUU fFeIHluHf DoHdS
$4,000 Nichols Police Certificates, March 9O54
$50 do Per Diem Warrants 77s4
1,100 do do IS
Stocks were more In request and firner.
State Consols and Premium Bonds were active
excited and irregular, and the movement was
unusually large. The former closed at 1870
1872, against 7301791ss yesterday, and the latter
ut $50 0o36, against 351s0D35a yesterday.
Nichols Police Certificates were still quoted at
92D9l for February and 90@91 for March. and
Per Diem Warrants continued to rule at Tx
@78L.
ERaATA.-The official report Of the Stock Ex-
change yesterday included $4,000 Premium
Bonds at 35s4, which was msprinted 3324.
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---- CUMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,

UFFIUB NEW UhLEANS DEMUUKAT,
Tuesday Evening, April II, 1877.
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands, unless otte,,Cjse stated In FNing
small orders higher prices are paid.
COTTON - The sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales, at prices requiring no change in our quo
tations. We give also the figures and report Of
the Exchange, as below:
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Wednesday Morning, April 49, !
Daily report Of the stage OF water, with changes
in the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDN ESDAY. 18th inst. ut D. M.
yffaa@s,ss "A FOR CINCINNATI. LOUIS
lkzz.,sak,,zsssf vile. Evansville. Henderson.
SC III ss!sss8 Shawneetown, Paducah, Cairo,
asas'ssassssf'esa@ Memphis and all intermediate
points. The passenger steamer
G. II. CHURCH,
John s. Patterson, John T.iHami,ton,
master clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
WAYNE & WILLIAMS. JOG Grayier street.
aD15
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PLYMOUTH.

PLYMOUTH.
Bark sansone Cappori -......-....-....sld Feb II
LONDON.
Bark Herald, Krog. sid Feb Is
YARMOUTH.
Bark Desti Dubrovacki Drobsz..- sid Feb II
LIMERICK.
Bark Savannah, Krul. .....--.....,.-....a aid Mar
BARK Poslodon, Beck. ......-.-------....sld Feb
HAvRE.
Ship Armstrong, Bry an..................sld Apl
snip iie'adss Chass .-.--- SID Mar o
ship Nina Sheldon, Sheldon ..-.....-..-- sid Feb !
Bark John l. Hasbrouch. Cobb. -.-.....-. sid Mar
MARsEIILEs.
Brig Prlma Cardone. ----.-.--....-..---sld Jan VI
Brig CampidOgliO, Fevola. ..-...-..--..-.sl sid Apl
BORDEAUX.
Bark Comtesse DuchateI, Dupont. sid Mar II
CHERBoURG.
Bark Chas Baker, Bronn.. .--...---...-.ad Jan 70
BRBsERBAvBN.
Ship Constantia Kuhlken- sid Mar 3
Ship HERMANN Rombach. sid Mar
TExBL
Ship Magnolia. Young ----..,------.---.--.sld Mar
Bark Alhambra and Marie. sid Dec ii
FAYAI.
Bark Pamli6o Hayden. --.--,--.--........sld Feb
BARCELONA.
Bark Cana Masussen. Observation-Disclosures. sid Dec Is
GBEOA.
Brig Alice Ada Wilmot.-- sid Dec
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April 16.........'' i,o1a'cggaa oo acaaes &c
April 17.............. l,ooo,ooo Vo %oo,''' ."
Thus far this week 4,230.75z 81 6o9896 OF
Hame time last week. q, LOG. 846 IA Aaago o.
Total last week. ..... 7.gl5,92l ~ sse 6zo ~ ~
Total week before. y. 5,7e5,986 OIL 1,164.z5o ~
The demand for money continued moderate TO-
lay both in bank and on the street. and CONNER.
oisl paper was unchanged. Under the course OF
gold OF New York the market was unsettled and
irregular, closing at a decline OF l140lIo. Inc
movement was limited. Foreign E1ohange Iol,
unsettled at a falling off OF 2ac for sterling, and
510ol n cent for francs. The business was moo,
crate. New York sight was unchanged. All
Glasses OF securities were active ana strong
Etooka we're firm, with an upward tendency.
State Consos and Premium Bonds were ex-
cited but somewhat irregular. and even heavier
business was done than yesterday, the aggregate
euxmipg up t2,1B7,00D. The former touched
7651, and closed 1T 7s407S74, against against 73ee1a%
Mt 35l.G636, against 35%0135h4 Yesterday. Ger
titicates and Warrants ruled az about yesterdays
rates but continued TO be neglected. the attention
of operators and brokers being absorbed In the
bond movement.
We notice that tho st. Charles street Railroad
Company has declared quarterly dividend OF
" cent, payable April 10.
We continue TO quote exceptional commercial
naper 6o3 ia cent per aunum discount; AL do.
s0olO; second grade do l2D15; collateral loans
?CDs 0rst class mortgages sos, and second
grade do. 106012
Cold opened..at 1O711s0i0s, against 107ss at New
York, and after q limited businers closed ut l06
0li06A, uA61ll.o lower than yesterday, against
I0GL in that market. where II touched lO7Is dur
ing the interim. The sales were confined to 10 OO,
embracing $1,000 aud 5000 at LOT, $1,000 at 1O71a,
and $1,000 at 107S4.
Foreign exchsnge followed che course Of gold,
and closed nominal aud unsettled at decline Of
2Lc for sterling and a4@l ~ cent for francs.
The movement Ia both was moderate.
The sales OF sterling comprised G24 1900, EN-.
bracng $4,000 bill of ladiDg at 5l8@52O, 94300
do. ct blgL. 0D52O, $4,000 do at $40, G5 90 do. at
sal, f2OOO bank at 5211I, G2500 do. at 522lI and
$4,000 bank at 523.
The only sale Of francs reported was 10000
commercial at 4.86l4 80 and 10000 At Abs.
MAT the close sterling bills were quoted at 517a
M51SL. for bill Of lading and Al clear, and 0152l
for bank (bant counter rate 0D52l%s), and francs
at 4.sGHD4.85 for commercial and nominal for
bank.
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
were confined to SIS 900 and SIS 900 private bank.
ers at sic.
The banks continued TO check on New York Mt
"a ~ cent premium, and commercial sight is
still quoted at 5-16.
The following lis the Stock Exchanges official
- arm ant NJ tho aAlea
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.

Pass Manchac-Per sohr bel--150 900 shingles
order
Pass Manchae-Per schr Pomme dOr--2o cords
wood master
Bilo1i-Psr scbr Sea Witch---l700 bbls charcoal
master ..-...
Pascagoula- Per scbr ntonio 1s-105O bbls char.
coal master
Tchefuncta River--Per schr Emma Amelia--50
cords wood master
Paseagoula-Per schr Minnie Gray--sundries to
order
Pascagoula-Per schr City Bcle--9oO bbls charcoal
master
Pascapoula-Per schr Amelia-IG0O bbls charcoal
master
Bloxi-Per scbr Esperanza-24o0 bbls charcoal
master
Shell Bank-Per schr Ristori--200 bbls charcoal
master
Bay st Louis-Per schr Mary DiaIa-500 bbls CHAR
GOAL master
Amte River-Per schr Reporter-15o,O0 600 shingles
order
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Arrived.

Ship Kentuokian, Moselev. a days from JIavre, in
ballast, to maater-1st ds ~
Ital sobr giuseppe Huntsrmann, from Helfoty, to q
Grande--1et dis Is
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STEAM B0ATS.
Hslov Coming E1p

II Hanna, Blanks, from Ouaehita City
Isabel. O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Assumption Dalferss from Laurel Valley
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, !
April Is, 1877. )



Aus bark Filadel6a, Poldrugo, for Rouen-
FIR Taraboobia
Schr Ellen M Adams, Adams, for Boston
OP Rezeau
Sohr Sargent s Day, Mcfarland, for Utla-
Jos 2 Maeheca
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Exports,
ROUEN-rer bark Filadelfa-453 bales cotton 66sB
sacks corn % O25 1855 bushels corn in bulk
BOSTON-Per scbr Ellen NJ Adams--50 tens old
iron 20 coo OK horns
UTILLA-Per scbr Sargent Day. bbls pork 3
bf bbs beef kegs lard tee shoulders sacks Co n
1900 feet lumber 5000 shingles 81 pkgs sundri.s
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81, CAT bales, embracing 1907 for Liverpool, l2sl0
for Hayre $3.50 for the North Sea, 1923 Tor Bre-
men. ESQ for Spain, 2O43 for the Mediterra-
mean and 1918 for ooastwse ports, leaving an ID
nresses apreeabIv to its account at u m. 1881
bales, only part Of which Is on sale. :. H.,
At noon, to-day, Middling was qnoteo % ua,-
nah o. iozse at Charleston at 11A@i1ssc,; at
Wilmington 1t IO1sc; at Norfolk at lo149loNc;;
at Baltimore At l1l.c; at New York Ct ll4c; at
Boston a. 111sc; at Memphis At loo; a. f AN
cinnaH nj 1870, and at st. Louis ut 1919.
The Exchange reports: "sales 1900 bales
Market steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. /. 1s7e-bales. ....:.... 2's"
Arrived since last statement... s4s ,o. -,o
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Imports.


BELLFOTY- Per schr Guiseppe- 1400 bunebe
bananas $500 plantains GraDde
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BAYOU Lacombe-Per steamer JeDnie--550 900 feet
lumber order
Stock ton-Per schr Two FIends-36,0C0 feet lum.
Der o Stuber
Bilo1i--Per schr susanna--1O0O bbls charcoal
master
Pearl River-Per schr Ann McGuinp--36 COO feet
lumber order
PasGagoula-Per schr Farmer-26 900 feet lumber
II Buddig
TcbefnDcta River-Per schr Pelican-500 bbls char
coal master
Pearl River-Per schr La Bele--s6, 900 feet lumber
J w Adams
Bayou Lacombe-Per sehr Saucy Jack--i0O bbls
sand order ,
Pascagoula--Per schr Lizzie Albert--160o bbls
charcoal master
Wolf River-Per schr Felicite13O0 bbls charcoal
master
Bori-Per schr Right Way--55o bbls charcoal
master
Wolf River-Per sohr Truzilla-20.00O feet lumber
J l. Nevers
Bonfouca--Per sChr Mary Elba--l0 cords wood
master
Tchefuncta River--Per schr Laura L-50O bbls sand
order
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Maud-5D0 bbls sand
order
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Tuesday, April II, 1877.

NEw oRLEANs CLEARING HOUSE.
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Receipts of Produce.
OUACHITA CITY-Per steamer j III Hanna-3o4
bales cotton Jno Phelps &eo-7a Never, Weis Goo
81 Lehman Abraham &eo-a2 Richardson Mays
Allen Nugent -25 Jpo L Hardie &oo--2O MoGe
hee Sn6wden Violett-2O John Noble-2o II ALI
son &oo-13 w Rswlins-gJ Lev &oo-s Aiken
Watt Alous, Scherck & Autey-7 Chatfe Hamil-
ton & Powell 7Gwyn Dyer-6 o Hopkins j
Harris &oo-4 u G Morgan-4 J McBlroy &co-3 W
Clarke-2 Jurey d. Gillis-2 Jno Chaffe u Sons-2
Peet Yale Il Bowling-2 Z L Airey &co-2 Ben Ger
son4-1 J b Wolfe &co--l March 4 SheDker-l Clapp
Bros &cO-21O sacks cotton seed N Cotton Seed As.
sooiation-23 sacks seed cotton Meyer. Wes Geo .
Lehman Abraham &co-1 bid tobacco bEs do q ID
IIale-6 head cattle Wilson & pagan-3 do L q Noel
3 do Temple y CooDs &co--7 do head hogs W u
Clarke-supdries ordsr-Total 643 bales cotton go
saek cotton seed rs sacks seed cotton hid tobacco
LOWER COAST--Pe1 steamer 1sabsl-55 bbls
molasses Bush g. Levert-13 do Gaines g. Ref-suD
dries to order-Totnl SO bbls molasses
LAUREL yALLEY-Per steamer Assumption.
90 hhds sugar e Bourgeois-l9 60 LaDaux-l2 do
II M Scott---5 II Beltram---3 sacks seed cotton L.
Surle &co---t Dbl molasses Dbl sugar Capt j Dial
REPRESENTATIVES. to oder--Total sacks seed cotton
Dbl moasses Dbl sugar Is hbds sugar
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Exports.

Span bark Tta. Borotan, 10 days from Havana, to
Fatio Rec
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-18

Stock on hh00 anu Oh suip~ M, an,
board, not cleared. .......... 2oo'es5
Same time last year 2l''o'a
To-days exports were TO Bowen.
Receints proper since last evening 800 bales,
gaiust 1942 on last Tuesday, and 1913 last year
For comparative totals for the past three DAYS
OBAOCO-Excepting hid yesterday, not
transaction was reported to-day. The amount
on sale il now estimated at 445O hhds. We con-
tiuue to quote IS follows:
Jugs 4004l,c, low 4s4@514c, medium bz.t06. good GOD
to fine 6I@6slc, low leaf 7D8c, medium $40
loo, good 101,0Di2o, fine 121sD13Ic, anu seleo-
tions l4LD16c
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand, Sept. I. 1s76-hhds. ....... l1.os1
Arrived past three days. .......... III
Arrived previously ................ l.9e2-2'"''
1880
Exported past three days..........
Exported previously. Civ
Broken up, etc. .................... 'la~ o'oA
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