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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-09

lieuy--6 Beraud e. Gibert-5 q 4 G Newman g
WilkerscnL4 Bush & Ievert-.4 z Case wang Wang
Cottsms.3 (yhaffe Hamilton IL poweI-4-3 Temple )
Coous &co-A2 Al Mlltenberger d Pollock Mode
hee Snewden & yioiett--2 March 4 Schienker-.l
Richardson Mayl b.. Newman so ssool s sno
S Guu,bei--esIs sacks cotton seed N O Cotton Seed
Asscciation-5a do Paul Bouligng-Il hhda sugar 70
,bla ,nolasses keg do Conger Il keiiy--25 Ibis do
hbds aupar Jno Chatfe g. Sons-6 do Renshaw. Cam
rnaek Sco-14Q hbis nolasaes Payn- Kennedy eco
d head cattle Il G Noel-4o do Agcock Mitchell SEQ
snndries to crderTotal fn1s bales cotton 24f2 scks
cotton seed q bids sugar 49, bbfs melaaaes
HF3AYOU DIES GLAIHEs----Per steamer Big sun
fower-64 bales eottonJ w Burbridge COOS Naile
& Canmack--26 Newman e. Jones--27 Mctfehee
Snowden Il Viole t-22 Clapp Bros Geo 20 Beraud Il
Gibert-l3 Norwood & Richards--lI Jno Chaffe d
Sons Lehman, Abraham 500 Renshaw Cam
mack &co-S /. II Gardner &eo--6 Temple Ooons
6cc-5 Bloom &co-5 Oscar Chopin Bush & be
vert-3 P Cases Meyer, VETS Geo G W Sentel
HieKmsnla-aae9 sacks cotton seed n Q Cotton Seed
Observation-Disclosures to erder-Total 1913 bales cot
ton 1929 sacks cotton seed
WASHINGTON-Per steamer Rertha-249 bales
cotton Board OF Underwriters Meyer, Weis eco
80 Lehman Abraham &co-26 RenshaW, Gammaek
&co-te Bersud y Gilbert -Is Payne, Kennedy eco
Richards-13 Alcus Scherck 4 Antey I'll Ferstall q
Jumonvle- 10 Howcott COO j " Burbridge SEQ
a T. Lacassagne-2 Male & Cammaek--2 Bush g.
Levert--2 j W WHITE Richard Flower &co-2 A
Tertrou--12 y NJ Downing S Gum bell I'll e. 9
Newman Kerr q Salles--4l bhds sugar 100 bbs OF
molassesJ " Burbfidge Sco-3 hhds sugar : sacks
20 Cotton Seed Association-lot hides Casse--do
j. Iacassagne- j w Burbridge &eo--doS Block
do Franeioni e. Faise--l hide i I Gross---25 Meyer
We,l--aundries TO order--Total bales cotton S69
sacks cotton seed sacks seed cotton ID hhds sugar
100 hbts moasses
BAYOU BARATA RIA-Per steamer Annie B.
45 bbs olssses 10 bbs cistern bottom IS bhds sugar
Richard Miken -sundries TO order
PORT EADS-per steamer Rice Farmer--26 bbls
rice A Sccoa
Manifest of steamer Lessie Taglo>, suna ia Atcha-
faiaya River, February 3d46 ,aies cotton Lehman
A braham &co--4l erder---32 Renahaw, Cammack &co
80 Howcott &co-26 j " BurbTidge S,co----Is Be
rand 4 Gibert--16 McGehee, 'Snowden Il Violet 9
Bush a. Levert---s A,cus Seherck Antey--7C l.
Walnfsley &eo-7 Claiborne &co--6 Meyer Weis &co
IS Levy Loeb Seheurer &co-4 Meyer Weit---4 A
Tertrou-2 Ben Gerscn--2 Meyer aoLone--2 ouey-
rouze & Bois-2 Marqneze &c1--l l. Lacassagne--
1s3hhds lot pkgs eggs lot hides lot poultry and
sunfrfss to order-Iotal 26s bales cotton l53 hnds
2a9 bales cotton of the above brought on smr
Be- thu O
TENNIsSSEF-Per Freeman's beat--75 600 oak
Gfauns Rnhaf RrnS
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW Basin.

Covington-Per sehr NJ Pippo--i1 bales cotton
Warren, A tsinson 6co--2 G " Sentell Sco-5 coops
poultry and pigs bdls broom handles ITO skins 90
bbis sand to erdor--I ctal 10 hases cotton
Blind kiver--Per schr MentereT-4o cords wood to
master
Blind River-Per sehl Clementine--seo slaves ID
cords wood TO master
Pearl River-Per sehr Deceada-40 GOO feet lumber
to w W Care AGO
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svsspoeI.
LIVERPOOL. SEQ FssnRN $. $. LrNs

@k, The steamship .
~AhsAkA WARRIOR,
MssSsSssss2ssM Jones Commander
will sail on or about February o. 1875 from heT
wharf, foot of CalIiope street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills OF
lading for the Continent. between Havre anfa
Cronstadt.
These steamships, being of light draft viii
cross the bar Of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight Amply to -
DFCAN Il 90.
del 1y 80 Oarondelet street.
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IT, RICHARDSON. >. D. NJ hNk
RICHARDSON & McENERY.
ATTORNEYS AT Law,

MONROE, La,
Will practice In all the parishes OF North Lon"
isiana the Supreme Court of the State, the Fed
eral Courts and IN the Land Office Department
OF the General Government. ja15 I'm
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HULI.--Per steamship ylrago-34n tons coal order
CRANE EA1LL0U---Pe schr Theresa It's
hhds sugar 81 hbs molasaes Clapp Bros eco
NEW YoRk-Per steamship knickerbeeker--
sanrtfsd fn1ss
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STEAMBOATS,,
ARKANSAS RIVER.

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, February 9. at 10 No.
.ur FOR FORT SMITH, VAN BURBN,
49, Dardanelle. Little Rock, Pine Bluff
and all way landings light draft
fine and fast passenger steamer
ASHLAND.
J. A. Williams master. ,. r. Alexander clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage
Y. c. DENTzEL, Agent,
fe4 81 Natchez street
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= sreeman's Goat, from Tennessee


Ttal harry 81 Anna Cafiero Az days from Liabon, to
master
schr NJ Bird, Merrill, from Martinique, to Norton
Il Bell
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMoORtT, /
February 9, 1sTs. s


Steamship W G Hewes Morgan, for Havana-
C Whitney Geo
Brit steamship Leverrier Scott, for Livsrpooi--
FL Forsrall's Sons
Span steamship Maria Molins, for Barcelona via
Havana Pnig Corral 6co
Shin ScreTmer Austin for Hayre-- Ocean Geo
AVS ship Ermna j, Martlnloch for Genoa
A X Miller eco
Span bark Tres Auroras Torros for Gibraltar
Charles q Gilbert Green Geo
Brit bark A f Stonernan. Crosby, fo1s Bremen ,
Norton & Bell
Span brig Atalaysdor 'Gibernan, for Bareelona-
u Fatie eco
Brit brig Maid of Ganewern, for Trieste, Auslfis
Lowell & BaieEr
Sehr Isabella Spaudng. for Tuspan- Master
Scbr Mnot Light Daisley for Port A Mt mo, ia
r Macheca q Bro
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS, O
Part Able Sinnott from Natchitcches
Golden Rule Shinkle, from Cincinnati
Isabel 0'Pry. from Lower Coast
Belle, Harper from Bonnet Care
Natcbez, Leathers, from VicKspurg.
Tom Parker Glasscock, from Enterprise
Alexandria Boardman, from Cotton Point
81 Mary Dalferes from Bayou Lafonrche
Blue Wing Nos, Comstcek, fin Upper Coast
Big sunfiower Dufour FIN Bayou des Gla12es
BERTHA Broad from Washington @
Annie B RoIfs from BAYOU BarafaTta
Rice Farmer, TAYLOR from Port Eads
FbATBoATgs
freeman d Goat from Tennessee
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PAssENe Es AND MAIL ROUTE,
PER galveston. Heststass and FnMssn@aae.

PkSSENG Els AND MAIL ROUTE.
Fer Garveston, Hewstoh and Enassnsaa.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot 81 81.
Ann street, at $50 a. m reaching Morgan City
at IA as .. M, there cor neettng with steamers
HUTCHINSON on SUNDAY.
JOSEPHINE on MONDAY.
harlan on IUEoDAY.
MORGAN on WEDNESDAY.
WHITNEY ON THU flSDAX.
HUTCHINSON on FRIDAY.
JOSEPHINE on SATURDAY.
HARLAN on SUNDAY.
First class fare To Shreveport &26-Tisne ~
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round "trip to Gal,
weston and return, good for thirty days. issued
at s21.
Tickets and staterooms secured until Z. o. No
daily Sundays excepted. at Agents Office. or as
the Ferry Landing, on morning Of departure.
Through tickets will be issued from this Office
TO the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad on the International ana
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and Pacific
Railroad
@. A. WHITNEY Il CO.. Agents,
jel 1y Corner Magazine and NateheZ SITS,
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O MEMPHIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS, AND BEND PACKET
Leaves on WEDN ESBAY, February 90 at s D. M.
FREE h FOR NATCaEh, YICKSBURG
ka2sssss Greenytlle, ,Arkapolis, rerrene, He
lena, Memphis and the bends
The splendid passenger steamer
THOMPSON BEAN.
Jas. I'll. Pepper master. Frank: Beck Jr., clerk
will leave as above, paying particular attention
to ali way and bend freights. Rates given and
through bills lading signed to all points on
White and Arkansas rivers, For freight or
passage apply On board al To
BRoCKETT 4 CARTER, SO Magazine Ct.
JANNFY q WORK, 1o6 Common. street.
Through bills OF lading signed to Pine Bluff
and stations on the Little Rock, mississippi
River and Texas Railway. via Annapolis, Ark,
and to Little Rock and stations on the Memphis
and Little Rock Railway, via Hopeheld. Ark. v
BROGkETT d CARTER, Agents,
oce5 o IS Magazine street.
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BAYOU rsES GakEZEs.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BAYOU DE
o GLAZE PACK EFT.
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb. 3. at D. m.
Tl FOR EVERGREEN. COTTON
sfzssgaali.tssE 6 Port Junction Moreauville, Big
Fsss=ss=vzzA Bend and Observation-Disclosures
The light draft passeng steamer
TRN PARKER,
Giles Glasscock, master, A. Meynier, Jr., clerk,
will leave as above For freight or passage
apply on board or to
fe7 N O. D0SAHUE, T6 Gravier street.
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REGULAR opELoUsAs PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at : o. m.
esnsH FOR WASHINGTON, OPEL0U-
lsxa&.s sas Port Barre, Simmsport. Church
Evile and all landings on the Coast.
Atehafalaya river and Bayou Oourtahleau- Tho
new and light draft steamer
BERTHA
II. Fl. Broad master Theo. John clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, or to ..
BRITToN 4 EPPLER, 81 Gravier street.
Connects at Washington with line of harges
for Bayou Boeuf ia22 If
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Arrfves:

Steamship KnickerbccFer. Kemble. from New YORK,
ed inst to A Mouton-2d dis 3
Ans hark Washington Cosoiuieh. II days from Mar.
tinione To \ X Tarrabechia-Pont
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Lighterage TO Corpus Christi fif any, ak risk
and expense OF eonsignass.
Fretehtfo ST, Marsf5 and Fulton landed a&
Roekport.
Freight for all Tire ai,ave points received at saa
Depot Morgans I4ortesfne and Texas Railrosss
foot OF Lafayette s5tatf. daily. until .. No.
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SATURDAY VTCKSBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY. %, m
srms FOR VIOKSBURG, DAVIS BEND
| eIifAff.HEEs Natchaz and al Intermediate land
zasaas ings-The passenger packet
MATCH FL.
T. p. Leathsrs maste.. J. Z, Muse clerk
connecting at Vicksburg with the Psrisot Line
for Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Sun1ower rivers
and with Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo and
st. Louis.
This boat reserves the riehtto PISS all land
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight or passage apply d board. or to
JANNEY b WORK, JOG Common street.
HTTE IL CARLIN. TohoHpitoe.ss street
Will give throuFh bills of Iadfng to Trenton
Monroe, and all stations on Vicksbure, Shreve
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La.
w. B. BH0GkETT, Agent,
nlv6 SO Magazine street.
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COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-Sc. HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED
FIEM-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT LowER-coRN
sTEADY-oATs FIRMER-wHIsKEY QUIET
PORK NoMINAL-LARD STEADY PETROLEUM
QUIET-OILs QUIET SPIRITS TURPRNTINE
QuIET--RosIN oUILT-coF ZEE ACTIvE-sUGAR
SATURDAY. April 1876 T. 81.
On Change nour WAS held above the views OF buy
ers, and the sales were, IN consequence, light Wheat
was lower. Corn was steady, and oats were q tribe
drmer Whisky was quiet. Pork was lower aud
nominal Lard was steady 1t the decline Cotton on
the spot Nc higher Futures closed Arm Coffee
active Sugar was barely steady. Oils petroleum and
naval stores were quiet
CoEgRg 1.-The market for Rio active but unchanged
The sales 5000 bags Huntress and 1880 bags
Santos Hipparchus including 500 76O and 900 bags
all private Also at Baltimore 2,722 bags RIO
Geo. Peabody 100 bags do Campanero, and 1226
bags do, Newlght. all private terms Mild coGec
quiet at New Orleans; 800 bags Rio soid the
basis Of 16Ac for strict fair. we quote :-Ordinary
prime do. re; tor lots. lac. isxc.
Santos. fair good, l5ac &c., gold 80 days: Java
government bags, 20c 2lac. do, grass mats, 2Oc.
x2bc Singapore. tic. aIsac. Ceyon lec 17c.; Mara
cabo 13c l7c; Lagnayra, 1876. 16c Jamaica 1870.
15,sc st. Domingo l3c; Porto Rico, l5c Tic Costa
Rica l5c 17sc Mexican, 141sc. 16c Macssssr, lie
lSc- Angostura l5c l65sc; savanilla l3c. 1916
Curacao l3lac. IL l45sc.
CoTroN the spot Nc. higher. futures closed Arm
higher the earv months The Official closing prices
to-day, compared with Fridays. were as ioslows:-
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Wheat was dull and lower The sales at the first call
AS, sales Il !. he e
sns osn s ss ma.s a aD sna g
May 81 0is 81 50 assea 3D. June 81 10 I'D
= q. z do d. '.
.. ss s.: q III ss q t .
30 GSsas s.i " i ii II: g ISf
ss ~ y sasr 81 aaa G' IT, s - 1. s
red YS;sr Also 70 arrive nr., hiatt May $1,000 bu'hs.
s.ss s a. y 'h S.Y r; e. go ws,s so5
.; the second call 5000 DO june Se .oS as Tho
aH~ae r'.s ns pa Ole end ssd gs s
53c bia. 53.4c asked; Nay st.sn,er, oose. Did; 5ic
s Oa Sa The ss s . %sl:
ooooo oashsI, a. Ole. sis for steamer, mixed sic
No, mixed; ACC. DOC. mixed ana 5sc. a soc
isr Sss;nass mixed os ss.: rs sf@s , soaf
mixed state 54c Western m'Aea, sse. sales
iIsxr The market for juse butts aues,
Tor saIo sis Tor a"uois and $50 FPS Tor a
dressed: ka'sia eiean sos s2io gold: Italian s27"
roncy cash ina time; ManiIa hemp. 7c; ssai. 5.c
MoLsssKs-foreign was quiet Domestic fair de-
mana and steady We quote Cuba. eentrirags and mix
ssc grocery sse zoe; Porto Rico. 80. 5oc Ensiisu
SAv., sIoass market for spirit. surpen.Ins W.,
nominal We quote spirits turpentne. msrclantaD.s
sas as psa IS IN assiees nom Wilmington we're
81 T.. I% 81 ST. a.ssssn g s sS.s = &C.
% .sa ss q cIss ' o a a se. IN. bid and
May. Il ioI bid q 4s.. ssssd June. use cia. sgc'
s A., Jug 4s'.s BIZ a,s asked mr.. h. year 47c
h o Scs ' as .gd S Sas
southern s @ NATURAL .sa's doc Ss s
a T.s'' 81:
sound, 43a.. Maine. <7c. 5oa.
About 5000 bbs sola from nrst hands nd yester
lie Al the PeiroIsum schaars tie market opened at
81 3e5x FL 3s 81 33s Tue nixnest pont
were about sos within he rsnss s' We quote ss's
Crnde, In bulk, esc 70. In barrels sac Be- refined in
.a crsns s. Hes es =" c, e.ss .; ss
at Phiisdelphia. iiAc. Baltimore, Ike.
quote poultry Turxeys state and Western good
70 prime, 2c isc jersey. good 10 prims, lsc loo
% p%. @ e , ss s' p% ss.''
Toe Dae1s-ss.ss sooa 70 pr@e. lie . isc Western.
fss d. lair y good ioc ise, osssessa,s good 10
prime. Toe he Jersey, good 20 prime. lie q 3c do.
IA! gsa VS. 'l . ~ .se
and 2e3 kegs cut meats SAL packages; bacon 800 boxes
closing :. the second call follows. -Apri ~ IS ASKED
Jaiy. 81 IS bid, 81 10 asked Cut ' meat. we're
quiet bu, steady Bacon ruled steady. at 5iss.
qss prime sss 70 choice
close closing follows the second al..-aay 81 20
III rs for April May. and "a 30 81 s2,s for June.
Refined was quiet 40 trces Cubs sold a private price
~ Va .G Js s 0 me
remained steady tor choice grsaes choice At 3oc soc
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fair 20 good 22c 2sc choice old State 23e 2sc iar
to good do loc NE Western fresh. lse &c do eoi-
Rse.p,s Ior lie wsk Isl o shpmspts Tor tho week
1861 90 hs market ruled steady for choice quality We
quote fan cream a. Iatc l3c aud SKINNED ~ Ic
EEgs heceipis 32S3 bis keceips Tor the week ioss
bills TIE market nnchansed We quote Lcng isian.
New jersey and near BY luac lie state and fenLsyi-
vAniA. loo lOsse Western IOc alOl-c- -
KICK ~ he market Was hrIn. with good dem and We
quote Carolina. fair. 3se 5Ac good to prime DC
6ac; choices 05rc 64v. Louisiana. fair 10 prime &c
osc rama fe ''sc currency IN bend &C. f5ae nan
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 35 uerces The market was quiet,
but UNCHANGED
sucAR-The marxet Tor raw is barely steady: 100 lids
centrifugal sold M Refined closed steady Yelows are
and eo,amand full prices We Fair refining
7si good DO, 7c; prime do Cuba, grocery lair
&. i3 75s size do. moiasses hhds and boxes. 6tsc
I,sr; Porto Rico. refining common to prime 7c Issc;
4. 9!sc; OF A. s3sca sac crushed, 9,xc Ioc pow
dered, saSc; grannlatea. e,sc; loaf Zoe. white
extra c., s'se as,ze yellow extra o., 7,se. sns
In bills 7c. y Ike
TALLow-Reeeipts, 4s hhds., bbs and 10 casks The
WuIsKKY.- Receipts $40 bbs The market was quiet
with 81 U7ls 6d, VI os asked
FRKicnrs.-There was moderate business afcomplished
for grain vessels charter Enga-ementsTo Liverpool
per steam 20 900 bushels grain 3D. 100 bbls sugar,
current ssss LONDON. ss..m 50 S%es hops 1000
500 sasnsis grain. 3D. 10 BRISTOL per steam. 5000
lara OIL us. Sd chartsrs-Tc Cork for orders,
Two 6arss. with 5000 a 800 quarters grain At
auarters grain ITO arrived rele 81 U.s. 3d. and one with
800 charters gram now here ~ ds 75d an Haiiac
I4%d oushel In shippers bags: British bark anout
TOD and American bark reported laid the BERTH
Tor Havre with general market rates. British
ship rumored laid hence for Liverpool for general cargo
particulars
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

N. LONDON. Aprfl i3. 1873.
The Mncing Lane markets continue but kinds
Of imported produce maintain previous values. Coffee
experienced further reduct on plantation Ceyon
colony about the st week.
Come transactions reported in Madras Jag
gerry arrive at irmef rates. which Is tho
only feature to in Other kinds steady
but inanimato Cargoes OF Burmah rice only sold
reduction the large speculation having subsidized Tea
improv~ At the pubic sales Indian has With
less animation than week. Saitpetre rather
lower but became rmer toward the close Black pepper
slow OF sale the spot Some business done for
arrival Other spices are depressed.
LONDON. April 1874 80 r. NJ.
Produce-Refned petroleum, lud. per gallon
LONDON, April 10 --Evenng.
Calcutta nseed 5la per quarter: lnseed OIL f28 los
f26 los per ton.
NKw YORK EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, April! ID, 1873
Pork-Eastern dull sos, Western dull ut AS. Bacon
Cumberland dull 2ss, short rib dula, 2ss. long
dull Vt PTS short clear Gull at 2Ss 3D. Hams Long
dull 1885, Shoulders steady at 22s Cd Beef India
steady 9Os extra mess dull at JOS primo mess
dull SOs. Lard-Prime Western dull at 36s. Cd Taow
Prime city dull $685. Turpentne-sprts dull Mt 2is
American choice duh 63s Lard oil steady 45s.
Flour Extra State steady 28s 3D. WheatNo. spring
steady Mt los Sd No spring seady ~ los 3D. winter
steady lis 4d Corn-Mixed soft dull 1t 27s ID. for old
steady at 25s. Cd TOR Cott0nseed oil-Yeiow
American, in the market.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, April 10 A 80 +. VI.
Paris advces quote five cent renes loot 25c for tho
PARIS, April Is, 1878.
Exchange on London. PSI. 15c. for short sight.
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MUNICIPAL NOIES.

Mayor Ely yesterday signed tho resolution recently
passed by tho Board OF Aldermen permitting tho
steam In transporting freight over the Bolt Railroad
A delegation of Hebrew ct,xsns yesterday called
upon the Mayor TOR the purpose Of soliciting that
gcntienau's inhucnco In procuring temporary aus
pension Of the Board Ut Health ordinances bitug
i've poultry from beng kept In yards attached to pr
waite residences this city, The privilege required
between nov and next Wednesday wnicn is the lease
Of the Passover According Jewish rites ~ ncces-
sary 10 Kill owi the premises during TINS festival
Mayor Ely promised to write TO tue Board Of Health
In relation to the subject
Comptroller Kelly yesterday PAID $40 055 81 10 the
Founaiing Asylum Tor the month OF March.
The labor OF renewing licenses Tor pswnbrokcra
second hand dcalers unk carts, ntclligcncc Offices,
junk shops, sc. will be- commenced Ia tho
Office VI the Mayors Garshal rho sum OF $500 10
received In ms department tor licenses
during the past week
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SUSPECTED AND ARRESTED.

Louis Napoleon and Louis Azaveder, seli-coniessce
tncves we're recently sent to sing Sing Prison W the
Court Of General Sessions to serve term OF twenty
years each, Tor having robbed number OF citizens OF
Morrisania Property valued Al severai thousands
OF dollars was sto.en by these worthless, large pro.
portion Of winch mas never been recovered. Captain
knica, Of the Thirty third precinct, has been work.
ing up the case, and yesterday arrested Jacques
Mannoo. aged sixty.cight OF No. 1&l Wooster street.
on suspicion Of being the receiver ot tho missing
vaiuabies Mannoo was arraigned pciofe Judge
wande, in the Harlem Police Court, VINO, at ths
quest OF Captain kiiica, remsndcd the prisoner 10
order TO obtain additional evidence.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The superintendent OF the Produce Exchange waX
officially notified yesterday that water had been Ies
into the canals. and that navigation for the scason
would commence tomorrow. The prices charged Oh
the canals Tor wheat corn, six per busDcl
the former and Ave and halt the latter
GLIDING toll ot about halt cent per bushe
sinered on Change as Indications that worry large
business Will be done In produce this season.
meeting oil the Exchange will be held tomorrow
to determine dcnnney whether business will DO sus.
pended Good Friday no<.
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l2:3U r. n.
$4,000 6's. r. 81. 1917 $1,000 y 5sc 81. lo4ss
37Oo do be 10TH 1000 do......... b3 lU44s
25UDo 6's c, 81 lo7ss $4,000 do 49,. l043s
10000 500 '65 l04J1 10000 AZ cou. '9l. l021S
$1,000 500 '67 1U7K 10000 0's, ll5
5000 5 5s 1u40c. 1863
l:3 p NJ.
S3oOO05.2Oc 65 ,bcb3 lO4< $1,000 SIS 10 4Oc 1861
2uOjO 2usc, 65n luiS 10000 SIS, lib
$1,000 Us 5-2Os.cp '67 IO7x
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contract bales For future delivery the
sales follows Yesterday. alter r. M.May,
130u bales ~ Ole, TOO D5c June. 500 vt
loo Mt ll05c POI At O4c July, 300 L. l2c
lille. August 200 l5c. 500 Ice; september
300 at 1uSsc October sou ut TO- 6Sc November 2UU
lu.56c. Total, 1910 bales To-day, up TO one r. NJ
April 200 at &c., 100 at TO- 2c 400 ct 1913 800
short notice. At 10 SOC May, 400 10 94c.. 1900
1O.95c. .. 100 1096c 100 97c 100 ut H. Y6c;
June 100 lio4c.. 2.2oy At lio5c. aUoo = Hoe.
LOO VI HOG, 500 ut f.Odc. 200 vt HOG: July,
100 at H. &c., 100 Lille, 400 vt 11I4o. 800
II 15c, 800 ut Al 14c August. 300 Vt l6c zoo
Lille. 600 NJ IL 1856 september, BOD 1t 1O9Oc TOO
1050c 100 at 10 SIC October, 80 10 $780, al
1O.61c Total. 1880 bales Grand total, 1880 bes.
The receipts ports follows eston 1888;
New Orleans $685. Mobile. $685. Savannah. 7yO: Charles
ton, 543; Wilmington, 3; Norfolk, 1876 Baltimore
$50; New York, 424; Boston, DAB Total 6.299 bales.
This day last week. 5.SI7 bales This last year,
266S bales Total september 1850, lS9 bales.
Cotton ffeghts closed follows :To Havre, steam,
ac., compressed: by SAIL 5sc 10 Hamburg by steam,
Nc, compressed To Bremen, by steam, ll-l6c..
pressed BY sai. 1c. To Liverpool 14l. BY steam: bv
sail. 1854. ressed.
DGRAiN--kcceipts- fiour, o 234 bba wheat,
500 bushels moal 4l5 sacks l19462 bushels;
OATS III OJ0 do rye ~, 1863 do; barley $50 do barney
malt 725 do Flour dull, tho views Of sellers
Ing far above the ideas OF buyers The sales including
state Western and southern wsrs 7ooo b, within tue
bbl. q. Ia, prices Corn meal ruled more ss.'ye with
quiet Yesterday after The close OF Cnange aoooO
terms also 25Uo bushels Canada asc in bond
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INSURANCE PREMIUM TAX.

City Treasurer William N. Little, Of Drookiyn. has
sent circular to tho agents Of the foreign nre
suranco companies do,ng business In that city re-
questing Thorn TO pay the tax upon tho premiums
ceivod by them as required by tho Law OF ls7a
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JASKiRo April L., 1873.
Conee-Marxet quiet, with downward tendency; good
frst 5000 i5O per 10 kilos Exchange London,
23kd.
SANTOS April IL, 1873.
Conee-Market quiet: prices maiutxncd no change;
superior, zoo 400 refs 10 kiios