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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
QUOTATIONS FOR GOLD.
QUOTATIONS..

WHIsKY-Ts easy. city made selling at irreg7
ular prices from 81 00611 03 and Western rectf-
fed at 81 0491 o6 y gallon.
sTARCH-In good demand at SIC In lots;
iof,bing at 31d@e3Ie v fb.
WOOL-More stocks Offering than there Is de-
mand, and 1t is held above the views Of buyers.
BURY is quoted at HOBO Louisiana clear 26hc.
clear lake 27a029c v 10.
SALT-Stock light demand active. A cargo
prices at the warehouses: Coarse s5@90c, fine
81 o5@91 10. Turks Island neglected at sac
bushel. Table salt In pockets 1A@7hc each. as
PsOULTRY-Old chickens s4@4 d. young 500
70; ducks 1908 so; geese $500 80; turkeys $1i@
EGas@Western 1o@17c: Louisiana 1s@2oc p
Ri RiCE-Is quiet. No. sN@4c. common 5@5Ac.
ordinary s5s@sKe, fair 5AS. good 5%. prime
BULK CORN-None Offering. and the market
Is nominaly 5b4c v bushel.
WHEAT-None here. and nominally at 81 30g
/ IS v bushei for winter. and 81 2o01 25 for
ESJGljiUjLENTS-Potatoe are selling at 81 500
q: onions at 90 25G12 rs; apples at So 5oge5 90 v
Dbl cabbages at S668 p 100. and 81 1902 crate.
BAGGING-Steady at 11ac in round lots re-
failing at 12@12Ac. Baling twine at 13Ac in
round lots retailing at lac.
BUTTER - Moderate stock. Demand fair.
| Choice New York creamery 3o@31: New York
dairy fine 10000; New York good 26ee2s; low and
| medium grades 5000. Western-choice, fresh
| packed 1909: good do 15917: good fruit house
| 14015; summer packed 1904; low grades go
| IL; roll wet packed 1908: roll. tubs. 1920.
| CHEESE-Prime Western factory 12A 012h
good do 11s4@12. New York cream 15@15h.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening. Jan. 18. 1873.
x,uyv apTuANa ur,EARINa- HOUSE,


Total this week. .4I5,o9o,Voo pA'Aoff1" -
Throughout the week there has been but
small inquiry for loanable funds at the banks;
on the street the offerings of paper have been
limited and rates easier.
Exceptional commercial paper 500 cent;
Al do 1O0e12; second grade do 12@15: loans on
collaterals s0g: Al MORTGAGE paper s@lo'
Gold is In moderate demand and easier.
Foreign Exchange lower.
Sight Is freely offered and weak.
State Consols are steady at 83h983A.
Premium Bonds we're easier at the close, De-
ing quoted at 351a03bA.
Stocks quiet -.
101N Here it opened at 1O2h@1021s and closed
at 1o2 @1o2h. Sales $4,000 at lo2N. $4,000 and
EST STE I'll sALEs-sl2ooo.. $4,000 and $4,000
bill lading at 4ss@4ssh Els. 900 DO at 4s1Hg4ss ST.
f5Ooo and $4,000 do at 1881. and 10000 do at 1880
4S9. Bank sterling -@4sl3a. Commercial oliis
| 487 1s14Ssh.
FRANC SALES-15s. 900 commercial at 5.155S.
| and 175, 900 do at. Bank francs -. Commer-
SIGHT SALES 100000 at par@1-16 . cent
STOCKS AND BONDS.
| The following are the weekly quotations Of
| the New Orleans Stock Exchange:
| STOCKS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
MONTGOMERY & CO.,
r.. G.. RULLARD, Auctioneer,

HAVING SUCCEEDED TO THE AUCTION
L J. business OF r. M. Il b. j. Montgomery. beg
to announce to their friends and the public that
thev are prepared to receive consignments OF
Furniture General Merchandise, Live Stock.
Carriages and other property. and to dispose OF
F1rnituTe and merchandise of every descrip-
ton will be received and sold at our spacious
rooms at the Old Auction Mart. 81 Camp street.
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. at Mont
gomery's Tattersalls. No. 10 Baronne street.
Outdoor sales OF every kind will receive
prom pt attention at moderate charges.
Parties having Furniture. Stock or other
property to dispose OF will find it to their ad-
vantage to consign to Montgomery @ 70. Inear
respec fully solicit q continuance Of the patron
age so literally extended to their predecessors.
Quick returns made on all sales.
B. j. Montgomery, e. G. Billiard. Il. B. Patten.
ja13 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

being bored out, making It 40 inches In diame-
tor. She Is to have 10 steel boilers each 81 feet
long and AZ inches in diameter, giving moro
the Western waters.
CAIRO. Jan. 1.-THE John w Garrett cleared
last night for New Orleans with two barges OF
freight. One OF them was loaded at Wolf Island,
below here, and the other was loaded here and
at points below. The Port Eads cleared for
New Orleans with three barges of freight and
two others to add below. One Of the barges she
near New Madrid.
Memphis Avalanche. January 16:
The Thompson Dean left for New Orleans
last evening with 500 bales cotton 200 barrels
oil. 100 sacks cake and 500 sacks meal She
crossed the river to add something before
leaving.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
TO THE LADIES.

DR.. BILLIE has returned from Paris and
opened an office at 154 Canal street. between
cret of Ninon de PEnclos, who. up to her death
in her seventy second year OF age, retained the
twenty years Of age. BY Dr. Bille's treatment,
which Is pleasant, even enjoyable. ladies can do
away with all cosmetics and paints. as the skin
becomes soft and white the eyes regain their
wonted lustre and strength. and viyacity re-
turns, The old become young, and the young.
who have ruined themselves with late hours
vigor and FIRE OF youth. All diseases and
troubles peculiar 70 laiies treated by harmless
and painless method Consultations and cor
respondence strictly confidential
de9n Dbl BILLIE, 154 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT IRA

FRIDAY LV0uluRt 1bus 40 Ao'o'
GENERAL REMARKS.-To-d day has been
clear. bright, cool day. the streets and levee
being in fine condition for the transportation
of goods. But business was as general thing
dull.
The feeling in the Cotton market. owing to
foreign complications, continues weak and
factors exhibited greater disposition to sell.
The sales to-day amounted to 5000 bales. while
those of the week show total OF 46.75o bales,
against $1,000 last week and 5000 bales the
week before. The drop In the prices during
the week has been &c on Good Ordinary and
the higher grades. In the receipts there is a
gain of IA OIL bales over last week. and $685.
bales over the same period last year.
Flour remains unchanged. and sales are al
most wholly confined to the local trade.
There is fair inquiry for clarified sugars,
and prices can be quoted as firm. Other grades
| are distressingly quiet The receipts to-day
| foot up 1889 hhds: sales 900 hhds.
The molasses market is also quiet and UNI
changed. Receipts 2712 bbls; sales III bbls.
| COTTON-The tendencies Of the cotton mar,
ket have been unfavorable for several Gays an
| true are Unchanged but the feeling was weak,
and holders were more than ordinarily iree
closed with loss of nc during that tim, on
good ordinary and higher grades. AS wiz pc Pc
seen by the details given below the sales OF tne
| week show total of 46 $50 bales, against 5000
last week, and $50 bales week before last
In the receipts there is gain OF 14,o1l pales
the corresponding week Of last year.
Advices from other. points show loss on !. u
weak that market closing day barely steady
with sales Of $40 900 bales against 100000 bales
this tay last year. At Liverpool the marke
was steady and unchanged. but Havre was dull
and easier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
The New England Fisheries.
tCane Ann Adyertiser]

The number Of fishing arrivals In the herring;
cod halibut and mack erel fisheries, exclusive OF
the boat and shore fishermen. have averaged
over fifty per week the aggregate for the year
being 1850, as follows: Newfoundland. %; Grand
Mnnan an: Grand, Western and La Have Ba nks.
b56: Georges, 1881 shore mackerel trips s92 |;
Bay St. Lawrence. SO. The mackerel inspection
is expected to reach $4,000 barrels. or little
year. The herring fleet met with their usual
success and the cod and halibut fisheries have
been fairly. profitable. The Bank and Geo alS,
Prices have been we'll maintained throughout the
In st year, and most Of the stock has been closed
ont.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
Is England Prepared to 60 to War?

The great famine in India has been disaster
to the British government but there appears
tn be- n very large amount Of suffering among
the people In the coal and iron districts OF Eng
land herself caused by the prostration oil busl-
ness. 1t would appear to be a very bad time Tor
England to go to war. for business Is dull in all
branches, and she can hardly afford to add
billion or two to her public debt The follow
ing, from the London Times of December 20, is
not very exhilarating showing for leading
industry of England:
We published the other day some particulars
of the state of the South Wales collieries. where
the price of coal has fallen far below remuner-
alive standard and the production is. notWltn..
standing vastly in excess OF the demand: Az
Cardiff Docks. it Ia stated, there are miles OF
laden coal wagons waiting for shipment" and
the exportation has fallen off within half year
from 1868 600 tons month to 215. 600. AT NEWPORT
month. and ut Swansea 10 900 tons. All along
the Rhondda Valley. whore the output OF coal Is
greatest IN the whole !. o 81 s2 p" fbe
allege, probably with truth, that they lose upon
the sale of every ton of coal, and that they con-
tinue production simply for the sake OF hnailng
This paralysis OF the chief industry OF South
| Wales has produced already widespread dis
| tress exceeding in intensity and rival1ng IN
workers after the strike OF 1876. OF the 300 col
| iieries in dlamorganshire and Monmouthsh1r.as
only twenty are working full time. Az SaToiIl
the work Is thronged; me @ dornitn
ries, o. supplementary stone yard has Deen
opened for the employment Of married p men men
and the applications for admission are lncre t
ing at the rate OF about fifty week. me cost o.
outdoor relief. which last month amounted J.. te
| EGO week, has. risen to f292 Poverty In lts
| most degrading form prevails among q popu
tion which not long ago was well paid ana com
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Jan. 10, .. m.-Flour unchanged at
29s cd. Wheat easier; cargoes on coast-Cnl-
sos re winter s5 81 G9hia CLUB Ss
57s 6d@6os; arrivals for orders light. Corn cd
lower; eargoes off coast 2ss Cd new, to arrive.
26s@ 26s cd arrivals for orders light;
steady: middling uplands 67Sd middling Or
leans 6 9-16d. Sales-1oooo bales, OF. which 1000
taken ior export and s speednao ad West
ern spring los 5d@l1s Sd. Flour-W estern ca.
nal 27s@2ss. Canada peas 36s sd. Oats, No. 2
Western ss Corn new 2ss 3d02ss Cd old 2ss 81 81
good to fine 4os sd. Lard-prime Western 4os Sd:
Pork-prime Western 55s. Beef-pri me mess
85s. Bacon--long clear middles sos; short clear a
fine los: Refined petroleum 1o4d9loAd.
Turpentine, Spirits 25s cd. Cheese-Ameriean
1:45 D. m Flour unchanged at 29s cd. Wheat
lis Cd California club 12s 9d@I3s I'd; do aver
age 1873 sd@t2s lid; receipts during the pas
three days $4,000 quarters. Of which 16 900 were
American; Corn dull; new 2ss Cd. Canada
20. m.~Corn-old 2ss sd@ass Cd. Flourt
Western canal 26s. 6d@28s. Lard-,prime We
ern 4os cd. Breadstuffs dull; Wheat-Caios
MIA average 12s sd@12s Cd; Western sprt
8 D. m.-Wheat dull; winter West Est
changed. lis sd. Pork dall prime m e s,a at
Bacon-Cumberland cut cd histtkIower at 25s
hams Is higher at AS; shouldeyOt1her articles
Sd hafa 20 as ffh oWg az prime M
steadya at s5s. Lard oil 99o At 2Sg 90. Refined
at tos 3D. Turpentine G esd at sos sd sbor
rib dullat s3s. long oT,ao,
$3.50 q. m.-Tallf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

On the fifteenth instant. Mr.. David DAVIS Oh
Illinois, made an argument before the Finance
Committee Of the United States Senate In favor
OF remitting taxes on insolvent savings banks
In all cases where the returns to depositors may
be- thereby decreased.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

Yesterday the steamship Psolemy arrived
here from Rio de Janeiro. With cargo Of S,712
bnQs Of coffee. In our lest issue we reported
two sailing vessels frora the same port with
724o bags Of coffee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
THE NEW ORPHANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY. JANUARY 49, 1878

6 e-1sd, against s-1sd last Friday, and 2 Lied
this day last year. At Havre tres ordinaire
spots, were quoted at 7sf. against 7sf last Fri
day and 83f this day last year. and Low Mid
ding aHoat Ut. against 7sf last Friday and s3f
tn nc TX III FREiaHTs-Are quoted as follows:
Revel ID; to Bremen 9-16d to Boston. Provi-
dence, Fall River. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
via New York Sc; to New York nc; grain to
Liverpool rs sd, and IS I'd to Bremen U quarter
By sail-Ootton to Liverpool 1920: to Havre
13-16c; to Bremen 29-32c; to Genoa 15-16@1e:
grain to the Continent Is 6d@ss.
- S on moasses p Dbl to New York. and s7@s y
hid on sugar. By sail the rate on molasses to
New York is 81 IS v Dbl.
kUGAR-Receipts 1889 hhds. Sales 900 hhds.
The inquiry IS fair for clarified and prices are
firm. For other grades the market Is quiet.
We auote Inferior 3@4hc; common to
good common 4A@51Sc; fair to good fair
" prime &c; gray clarified 7H@7Ae; yellow
clarified, as In quality, 7A@shc; off whites, good
to choice s]S084c: white clarified 9@91sc.
Observation-Disclosures 2712 bbls. Sales 712.
The market ia'Iauiet and unchanged. Buyers
are holding off until next week.
We quote: Common 15@20c; fair 22923c
prime 2s@30c: strictly prime 3o@32c: choice
34@p36c.
CORN-Iower and in fair demand. Sales
800 yellow and 500 white at SIC, and $500 do at 52e
OATS-small supply and market strong
Sales-15o and 200 choice Galena at 40c y. bushel
BRAN-,The feeling Is firm n and the stock
light Sales-60e bags at DOC W ewt.
HAY-Quiet--Sal 100 bales ordinary at s13 81
and 100 prime at SIS y ton.
COFFfE--Demand light and confined to the
iobbing trade
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

Senator Davis. of Illinois, on the 18th inst
tipped over on the side OF the silver dollar with
the remark that the business men OF Chicago
who opposed the Bland bill represented but
small percentage of the population OF that city.
Referring to the recent action of some OF our
trade institutions. we may make the same re-
mark as to the opinion on the silver bill OF the
business population Of New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

The position OF the Bank of France. Deem
her 81. was: Cash on hand. sHa.o7b.so5 dis
counts. sibs 500: government bonds s62,
1bb 900: active note circulation, s4s3 pub
lie deposits. s44 III sss; private deposits $685. u.s.
as The proportion Of bullion on hand TO
notes ia $3.50.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

The Northern ice companies are complaining
much about the weather. which, having been 80
unusually moderate, has seriously intertered
with their business. The Ice harvesters on the
Hudson river are represented as being In
most despondent mood, declaring that this Is
the poorest Of all the seasons
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

The ferryboat p. r. Geisse. which has been
running between vicksburg and Delta, arrived
here yesterday with q large cargo OF cottoh
seed, wheel spokes and hubs etc. The delsse
comes here TO 90 into dock for repairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

The report Of the Bank of England for the
week ending December %, showed: Surplus
SIS 500 1906 public deposits. s2s.714.a45; private
deposits. s1oo,s1e.sa5; government securities
se6 $780, other securities 500, S4o notes un-
employed s57 1e7. 725 notes In circulation, $780,
$50 .g25; bullion on hand, s12o1eo.a5o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
Received Same time Same time
since Friday, last week. last year.

Receipts at ports since September 70
Receipts same time last year ........2 ,sI0 ,sse
Receipts same time week before .- 1903
The exports from all United States ports. c9n On
change. for the week have been as follows:
G.B. Fnce. Cont. Total. Stocks.
This week. 400 Al i08 1876 1916 856l5
Last week. 80, 4s5 2o,59s 2O.673 1885 1893, s62
This week
last year. 70 $50 2s,25s 1851 1914 .46s s93,517
Since Sep1 GAL 726 2S8 098 261 009 ,49l 0e9
Same time
last year j, 152, 1916 Oh ,155 213.O38 163s.569
The market in futures at NewYork was barely
steady to-day. with sales for the week amounting
to $4,000 bales against 900 bales same week
last year. Prices compared with this Day last Sc
year show for January 11.20, against 13.22g13 %
last year; February 11.2s against s2s91s ss
last year; March I138 against 1850 1896 last
year; April 11.5a@l1.ss, against 1s.75@137s last
year May llee@Ils7 against y s q s g las.
Julv ii 840Ils5 against 422G1I4 rs last year. and
August ll.sI. against "A 2s@l4. 81 last year.
AZ Liverpool Middling Uplands were quoted
to-day af 65Sd, axainst 6s< a last Friday, and
f1s.z6 thR nv @Eiea1z
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
Fan Frefghts.

a. 1s.-Ocean freights were ouiet.
Nrvv yaplTo Liverpool. by steam. 5000
Int stem at ed; TO London. bv steam.
busbeISS grdin at cd; one vessel to Cork, for
an, th $500 quarters barley at Is Sd, and
o e.rsI sSrters grain To Copenhagen It 6s "a,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

change closed Arm at 4s2@484k Gold closed at
ioiI' governments closed steady: IS of 1881,
reg 1oes@1o Pacific Railroad bon, bonds closed
land grants 103AD1o3h Union sinking. funds
ss@ 800 Centrais 1os5s@1o4. In State bonds.
Mssouris sold at 1O4A for Gs OF 1866, and lo5 Tor
GS of 1877.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

~ 600 900 by Germany and the balance by petty
states. OF the imports slO,5oo 600 were In cotton
goods and s. 900 600 in groceries.
Brazil, with population only equal to Mexi-
CO. furnished the United States in 1873 with $685.
600 900 worth of coffee. while Mexico. coffee
growing country at our very door. gave US the
same year but 100000 worth Of this staple.
Brazil had trade balance Of s3o,oooooo against
MS. which was paid In gold.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19

From an article IN tne NOW loIk D"ttceue Wo
gather the following facts in regard to the ex-
port and import trade Of that great city,
The New York exports of domestic merchan-
disc for 1877 make very favorable showing.
The value of shipments to England shows an
increase of s25o 900 as compared with the large
total for 1s76-nearly 1852 900 ooo-the gain being
principally In barley corn. hops. petroleum.
cheese, and lard, The increase in value OF ex-
ports to other countries Is about as follows:
France, 81, $50, o0o-over 100 per cent over 1875;
other northern European countries than Hol-
land, Germany and Belgium. about $3.oOo.ooo;
Spain, sl.5oo,ooo; other southern European
countries 81 $50 00O China and japan. vi 10000
Australia, $1,275,ooO; West Indies, 100000;
Mexico 1915 goo; and South America, about
$4,000 900. In the exports to Holland and Bel
GUM there Is decrease OF about $4,000 ana 10
Germany falling off Of about 2,l5o,o0o.
"The imports for 1877 at New York were about
s2s.72s, 600 in excess OF 1876. As compared with
1875 and 1874, there is marked falling Of. but
the lower range of values on most articles fig
uresto no little extent in this decrease. The
export movement for the closing month showed
a slight decrease as compared with 1876. and for
the entire year there was an increase OF H,743.
O74 in the combined exports OF merchandise
and specie as compared with 1876
The duties received at the New York Custom
hause last year averaged 40 per cent on the i'm
ports entered directly for consumption and Al
on the dutiable value withdrawn from ware
house, making an average of a per cent ON the
dutiable goods thrown upon the market Or
Sal, 705, 1s1 of goods paying duty partly SPECIFIC
and partly ad valorem. the average OF both wa'
e7K per cent upon the entire total. The Journa
or Commerce says that New York receives abou
two-thirds OF all the foreign merchandise land
ed in the country. and exports from As to so pc
cent of the shipments sent from the United
States to foreign ports.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
3 Closing report of the Cotton Exchange


Middling. .........-......-. 10a loa
Good Middling ............ 112s TX
Mddling Fair. ......."... llB hs
Sales to-day. 5000 bales. Demand good; mar
nv COTTON STATEMENT.
Tn store and on shipboard Sept. /, 1877 ..21 1856
Gross receipts since yesterday. . 369 .ao
Gross receipts previously. 1896. 26o-1 oo6 62a
Total supply. ...............''....:.cc l'o2osS9
Exported to-day ...'.'.'..'' Il,sI9 ,.a -,o
Exported previously. ........ 1880 6SS. ~ ~
rotai stock thia day last year. ........ 266.677
The exports to-day consisted Of 6979 bales to
Hayre 1884 to Bremen, 1921 to Naples l976 10
Boston, 100 to Cincinnati, and 229 to Evans
vile. , .,,o rrook amounted to
o. n4a bales to Great Britain, 80, 7o4 to France
46o5 to other foreign ports. and so91 coastwlse.
Net receipts since yesterday .......''.'. sl2o
| Receipts from other ports ................ .z49
Net receipts last Friday ,.--....-......'.- ZIP
Net receipts this day last year ....'.... 62so
Net receipts this week 9oez ~
| Net receipts this week last year. .... 26726
Net receipts since Septem Der 1 90 az ~
Net receipts same time last year .I3o,9sz
The sources of receipts have been from Red
river, Ouachita river Arkansas river, Cnlca t,
St. Louis and New Orleans railroad, and the
river and otn n 80 sao bass aeans
2e726 bales this week last year, and s44 3ls baies
since first of September, against 7s6 9s2 oa M
bile Texas and Florida, the gross receipts {. are !.
found to be 70 800 this week, against 36 .396 TINS
week last year and since first of September
1,oo5, $40 bales, against ss7,291 bales same time
Cotton on shipboard as per account OF the
Cotton Exchange as follows: Liverpool 5s,927
bales. Havre 80 .756. Bremen 1905. Mediterranean
1921, North Sea 1916. Spain 600, Mexico -.
coastwise 2s76; total. l19,471 bales. This, taken
from the stock at noon. as noted at the Tx
change, leaves In presses 21S73 bales; =. .u.,
New Orleans have been as follows: Great
Britain 2946l1 bales. against s2s,12s last year
foreign ports 1o1 1882 against 036 last year, AND
coastwise lit .453 against S. 400 last year making
total foreign and coastWise OF 6sS,779. against
645. 500 last year.
The receipts at all ports from u m. yesterday
to IL m. to-day, as per Cotton Exchange te el
Friday and IL 1863 bales last year and 23,o2
year before last
The movement at ports for the week, up te
noon to-day, is given below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-19
PARIS FASHIONS.
Nine. JULIE LAB. FISHER,
9',''u.Gag a! French NI|Gs,'! !!

Parlors at the Turner Mansion,
IsS CANAL STREET. ...s.....168
Begs to inform her lady friends and the public
generally that she has on hand one OF the most
beautiful and complete selections OF Partisan
styles and fashions in
BONNETs, HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS.
sHAwLs, Etc.
In her DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT she
has employed the best Partisan Artistic. and she
will be pleased II the ladies will call at her
ISIS CANAL STREET.
Mime. Julie Lab. Fisher.
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