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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
The Greenback Party In the Eastso
NEW York Graphic

The recent local elections show that there is
a powerful greenba@k feeling. even here in the
Middle and Eastern States. and we're 1t not for
the silver issue that Greenback party would
sweep the country III the next election. Har-
be Mortified at the growth Of Communism: but
1t Is the upholders of the outrage on the nation.
who are tho real allies Of the Initiation
called Communists" fhe Indignation Of the
people at large is as intense as their suffering
Is great. and had the gold men succeeded in
killing the silver bill. the Greenback party
would have carried every State in the Union.
and elected q Lower House next fall which
would be In favor OF treating the bankers and
brokers and holders of the national debt as
uniustly as these last had. with the special leg
rest of the nation. Fortunately the silver bill
and the consequent returning prosperity will
save us from initiation and the possibility of a
national greenback party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 49, 1878

cotton j n Maury Asco-1oo do CIason Aco----4s do
williams Crane--6 Jno r HArdis kco-sundries to
ordsr-Total 5Ss bales cotton 7os socks peas
Train No 2-l26 bbls rosin 10 bbls turpentns simp
son Trfeou-4t car oattls j Gray do Hrsmerd
4 MoConuell-1 do r M Float . hhds tobseeo Jno
King koo-3o boxes shoulders Fl T LAWYER no
slets---2 hhds tobacco Gunther T. Stevenson----1o
rolls leather John Frank &co--1o0 boxes Chef SO
DeBondio-100 bbls grits Prudhomms Briggs
boxes mdse FL Goldsmith----10 bills butter q FL Law
renee &eo---5 bbls sausage Melville Peters, do
zuberbier & Behan-l trunk glassware Fl Dobbs-
10 kgs furniture n M u Montgomery--40 pkgs
bast cts A d Mopastrell 1s do Page a. H--2s do G.
Beok-1s do Aufenbeok pkas mdse Sobeff =
do Eyriek-1 do Pennel "a bales cotton to
order-23 Jno r Hardie Zoo Ranger, Fatman &co
-sunlres to order-Total 90 bales cotton IL hhds OF
tobacco ITO sacks peas
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 12-lo hhds sugar K J Forstalls Sons---1l
bbls molasses Meyer Weis eco
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Important to Tobacccntsts.

The Commissioners of Internal Revenue on
Tuesday issued circular directing that on and
after May next all manuf ioturers of tobacco.
snuff and cigars will be required. upon con
GLIDING business to render closing inventories.
as provided by the Revised Statutes. to pack
and stamp all manufactured goods on hand at
that time, aud close up their accounts as manu-
faeturers with their general collectors. BY re-
newlng from year to year their special tax
stamps and keeping them posted eonspicuously
In their places of business, by rendering
monthly reports of stamp purchases sales and
removal of goods. by keeping their business
and them selves legally qualified as manufae-
turers, though not actually engaged in manu-
featuring, they can enjoy all the privileges the
law aecords to manufacturers and keep their
stock OF goods unstamped ut their factories I'M
Til they are sold or removed.
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
OF ST pTMEON,a sCHOOL

A BE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS
"A and friends that. after having made some
repairs and improvement In their buildings,
boarders. As only o limited number can DO ac-s
eommodated. applications should 30 made ~
early as possible. The Boarding School Will
open on the id Of January 1873. For terms. ap~a
plication can be made at st. Simeon's School
131 Annunciation street. de2a Is
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RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
By Railroads.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD

ROAD
March 12-4 hbds sugar Allen, Nugent &co-a de-
J w Burbrdge &oo--l do Clapp Bros &co--i dc
Hirscb. Adler &eo-7 do McGehee, Snowden & Vic
lett-9 do Jno Chafe 4 Sons do John Calder;
do Is bb g molasses Richard Milliksp Is do Quey
rome & Bois-30 do I Brierre &co-5 do 10 hhds su
gar Robert Hare bales cotton Bush e. Levertr-s
do Jno Chsfe e. Sons-1 Dbl gr hides L Tsrrebonns-
sacks cotton seed N 0 Cotton Seed Association
Dbl molasses hf Dbl sugar Rodd Bros &co---l hide
J A Bourg-Total bales cotton Al hhds sugar SO
Clinton-Per steamship HaIlin--35 bales hides 81;
$1,000 in currency 10 beevss G A Whitney &co---2t
bales cotton Kirkpatrick &co-l3 do G ssnte,l &ct
. Jpo Hardie &co-Tota1 592 bales cotton
From Galveston--lO7 bbls oil J Aldige--14 bales
junk order--7 do N Schwartz BrO-s2 568 25 in
| currency Texas Express Co--s4 head hogs Aycock
Mitchell &co
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
March IL -163 sacks peas T A Hamilton &co--16s
do order-10 do Burkenroad Sohwabacbsr--2 bale
mdse $ B,yd-4 cans butter Fl Lawrence &co-
lot old iron M Schwartz 81 Bros bBls whisky 80
do 2 cases do RaTeshide g. Macs cases mdse Rel
north g. Mont ardier--2 do bert e. Renerth-3 dc
DIez-l3 ok ga addlery Fl Fl Hansell-25 ice cream
froezers J Morrs-t5 do Rice. Born &co-5 boxes
soap L Lyons-7 bxs hardware Leefs & Burk --ie
pkgs saddlery Hansel--l5 pkgs paper G A
Whitney &co--i bale mdse w FL Letcbford &co-s
C: ates soap L Lyons-i7 cases mdse H Stern eco
do l. Moore-50 cases tobacco G Whitney Geo
1853 sacks peas order--i5 bales mdse Bat son. Wis
dom & Bowling-6 bdls do Sharp--5 pkgs mdss N
FuIler--3 butter Fl Lawrence &co--141
sacks peas order-2 cars cattle order-50 bbs Oil J
Aldige-25 boxes starch g Standardization bills line
j Lea oruelle-40 tierces hams Cobb & Maxent-20(
sacks peas Simpson e. Whte--45 bbls whisky SIS pkg
mase G A Whitney &co-i Dol springs N Thaysr-
4 crates buggies J Lum dco--21 mdse Z
Booth--l3 do Albert q Reinefth-2 buggies Lum
&co-1 bx drugs r Daniel do Lyons--6 pkgs
paper FL Patgod-l box mdse Fl Goldsmith do r
OCopnor--l do A Smith, engine and boiler FL D
Coleman Bro---3 cases mdse Booth--3s6 bales
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Receipts same time last year 3 621 29t
Receipts same time year before. ...... 1888 .653
The consolidated report for three days gives
exports to
G. B.. Fee Con. Chan. st'ks.
Last week ,.... .27,2o6 Alta 1884 1850 79s7 1914
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Are quoted as follows:
By steam-Cotton TO Liverpool 7-16@l5- 32d; to
Revel d; to Bremen d; to Boston, Provi-
dence Fall River. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
via New York sc: to New York nc; grain to
BY satl-Cotton to Liverpool Tiled: to
grain to the Continent 7s cd.
Steam rates to Northern ports are quoted at
81 Is on molasses v Dbl to New York and s404 so
. hid on sugar. By sail the rate on molasses to
New York Is 81 rs q Dbl.
SUGAR-Receipts sos. sales 39s hhds. The
inquiry is strong for low grades at an advance
of an sc under the influence of the good de-
msnd.
We quote: Inferior 405c: common to
good common 51s@64c: fair to good fair Ga
0g65sc: fully fair 6a87e; prime 714ta71Sc: strict
ly prime 75s@74c; gray clarified 60: yellow
clarified, as in quality. 8@s1ac: off whites, good
to choice ss@s&c; white clarified sX@ec.
MOLASSEJ-Receipts $50 bbs. Sales s27 bbls.
There is better feeling for the good grades,
which are scarce. Low grades are easy and
neglected.
prime 3o@32c; strictly prime 34@36c: choice
4n041c
FLOUR-We have nothing new to notice in
the -four trade. Prices are easier and holders
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Br it steamship Alice, George for Liverpool
Ocean AGo
Nor ship Raoehorse Petersen for Reval
Sbultz &ct
Brit ship Ryerson, Dennis for Cork
Ranger Fatman &et
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are free sellers. and to effect sales concessions
have been made. but not Of such nature as to
to-day. comprising about 1900 .bbls. but the
general tone OF the market is dull and lower to
sell. Receipts continue light. sales-1oo bbls
and rs bbs at So 2g; as at ss s71; las at IS 4o g.
80 and 30 bbls at So 90: 00 100. 49, 300. 375 and
We Quote ne to superne at 50 5000 u.s. single
extra = 5o@4 75;, double extra - 1905; treble
extra low to choiee $500 Ca 50: ohoice G., extra n
these prices dealers obtain advance Of soc
CORN MEAL-we quote Western meal, good
wholesale trade. The demand Is fair and the
supply better Dealers are now jobbing and re-
t@ dREA N $. A fSa 2 Rf mEA-wesern is
quoted at 1898 IS y Dbl Ok landing. and 81 25@
so OK store.
Is. and out Of store at So 25@s 50 y Dbl.
COW PEAs-Are in good supply. The de-
quiet al 81 25t01 so u bushel for mixed, 81 $50
| 40 for choice mixed, and 81 4501 so for clay.
Sales car loads mixed on private terms, =,
supply is st 's spa To-day the feeling was
steadier in consequence of the improved and
frmer tone. of the Western markets, and the
demand being good $40 bbls were sold in the
whole sale trade at $40 so p Dbl. Saes-25. 75 So,
50, 80, So 100 and $50 bbs at $40 60; 20 bbls at
$40 s2 Dealers ore g now selling g. si1 bbl
DRY SALT MEAT-There is q shade flrmer
tone in lI he market for bulk and packed shoul
IA de ds"nG sre
ssa@9sic. and packed 9tsc clear rib sides Sc. and
clear sides $40. Dealers rates are 4s@ac
higher. Sales car load bulk shoulders. to ar
rive at $50; car load do in two lots, to arrive.
at sac.
BACON..The supply Is only moderate. es-
current demand. which is restricted We quote
shoulders at go long clear and clear rib sides
at 6l5@e nc: clear sides at s's@ssc. Dealers
HAMS-The feature of the market for hams
is extreme dulness. The supply is good and
prices rule fayorably to buyers We unots
ssc. Fancy small hams for export are quoted
nominal at shC@9c. Dealers rates are s@1o
''' EfhfRsiD-cont1nues quiet but steady with a
moderate inquiry, chiefly of a jobbing kind, and
we quote packers tieroe and kettle rendered at
TIC, and refined tierce at 7'ac. Dealers rates
B BREAkFAssT BACON There Is an abundant
supply and the market is dull and easy at 7
FufoN 80 exra Vest
ern mess 80 5oGn1o v Dbl.
half Dbl for pig pork $40 25@1o 30 y Dbl for prime
mess pork. 1909 50 fol. prime pork, and 50 500
9 rs for rump pork. Pigs feet are selling at
quoted at 6o97e p ID. Picked pigs tongues are
quoted at &c apiece. Picked heads are offer
5 80 barrel. Bologna sausage SIC Spare
ribsnone In market. Side ribs s5@55.
GORN.Good supply and in fair demand;
white at 81, 500 mixed at 4s, and 300 yellow at 400
v bushe
OATs-Are quiet and easy Sales $50 bags Ga
BRAN-Is steady. 100 bags sold ut 81 10 p cwt.
HAY-DuIl; choice s160o17 80; prime st4 500
COFFEE-There was moderate job demand
at unchanged prices. n
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STEAMBOATS,.
GAINESVILLE Smith. from st Martlnvi1le
Mary Ida, Ruiz. from Upper Coast
St John, MeElrov. from Baton Rouge
St Mary Uaferes from Bayou Lafourcbe
Tom Parker Dufour from Cottonport
John Hanna Blanks from Ouaohita City
Ouachta Belle, Libano, from RaeeouIci
John Howard Montgomery. from Camden
Alvin Soovell from Lower Coast
Jno A Wood, EeCa1ty. FIN Pttsburg with 16 boats
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.AEEiYHd .

Steamship FTappahannook Cooksey, from Florida
Ports. to K Roberts-tst dis ID
Ship Bombay Work. 50 days frsm Liverpool, to
Lowell & Bailey-Point
Ship Orient. Allen, 81 days from Liverpool TO ShultS
&eo-Ptint
Ger bark vesurgus tnew1 Meyer. 56 days from
Greenock. vis sandy Hook, to Ranger Fatmap
&oo-lst dis
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The steamship Alice cleared yesterday foi
Liverpool with 2t.s52 bushels OF corn In bulk
besides $500 bales of cotton.
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COM NJ RCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !

J uPEuhy EVENING, MhIcu Ii, 1873. J
| GENERAL REMARKS-To- day has been q
bright, spring like day Business generally
was quiet.
This market in Cotton felt the effect of unfa
vorable reports from abroad, and was very
quiet closing irregular and easy at decline Of
| &c on Middling to Ordinary. The sales footed
up 800 bales. including 900 bales sold after Ex-
change hours yesterday.
The most noticeable feature In to-day's
market was an advance Of sc y II on the low
grades Of Sugar. caused by a strong demand
for the same. The receipts were EOS hhds sales
s9s hhds.
There was O better feeling for the good grades
Of Molasses which are scarce. Low grades are
easy and neglected.
pretty good business In Flour, under the
circumstances. was done to-day, and 1900 bbls
changed hand: but the general tone OF the mar
ket is dull. The receipts continue light
In Pork the advices from the Western mar
kets being more favorable. slight stimulus
was given to this market. and GAO barrels were
sold at sl1 so per Dbl. The supply of this COM
modify is still small. There Is fair demand in
the order trade. The supply of Bacon is mod
crate. especially of shoulders. but quite equal to
the current demand. n
CoTToN-The Market has again fallen into
an unsatisfactory and dropping condition.
holders freely supplied. Havre was dull and
depressed. and New York. although closing
quiet and steady on spots. was barely steady at
abroad were nst favorable. and this market
ruled accordingly and closed Irregular and
easy at decline of laSon Middling down to
Sales 800 bales including 300 bales sold late
yesterday.
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sTEAMSHIPs.
MORGAN LII

MORGAN LINE u. q. MAIL sTEAMsnArs.
The following low-pressure Iron Steamships
H$HSzs j5sa HAHs1g u Ms az zREYyns
$SBSgSSsg 6 aHAf 81
mpsa s% MSssn d9Ey sxa a fs sE WIN
an For 'na'"nol.. via s.'vs's..-.
rS sEsasB1SEs ffTYhs pHS9Efe eoo o q
tTaanqs i RIP there to Steamer CITY OF NOE
e. al 1o ana ReKpad 9P TIE R9as9n and
and Texas Railroad. via Clinton, and the Tsxas
Fre1ght charged as per new card rates,
San Antonio freights received and forwarded
zia Ciinte g and Galveston Houston and saa
<fM{b. Far Rrazos Santiago, via Ssas~
The iron steamer
CLINTON,
Will leave Morgan City
THURSDAY, March IA
No corn received without orders
LighteraRe at Brazos Santiago at risk and Bss
Freight received Tor AND bills ladlng signed
Freight payable In gold.
,EMA. For Corpus Christi, Fulton ana
.A4kGReeG st. Mary's. via Galveston and Rock 4e
port-The iron steamer
ARKANSAS.
Will leave Morgan City on
Mghterage TO Corpus Christi Ill any) nj r7sk
and expense Of eonsigpess.
Freight for st. Mary'6 and Fulton landed III
Rockport
Freight for all the above points received MT no
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas HailroaAs
foot Of Lafayette street. daily. until D. ID.
PASSENGER AND MAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston. Houston and IndImM&lMs
Passengers take Railroad Ferrvboat foot 81 ID.
Ann street. az $3.50 a. m. reaching Morgan Qfky
at 12:2b .. m, there connecting with steamers
JOSEPHINE on MONDAY.
HARLAN on TUESDAY.
WHITNEY on WEDNESDAY
HEuD5TTyqfH 4II Y { on THQRsDAY.
HARLAN on SATURDAY.
WHITNEY on MONDAY.
First class fare to Shreveport s2S-Tine 48e
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to uals
weston and return. good for thirty days. iEsuoa
Tickets and staterooms secured until 3. b. ID
daily tSundays excepted), at Agents Office. or is
the Ferry Landing. On morning OF departure.
| Through tickets will be issued from this offao8
| Central Railroad. on the international and
| Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and paoaag
q. A. WHITNEY d CO.. Agents.
| je1 IL Corner Magazine and Natcheg sts.
1
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. March ia, 1878.

Total thus far. IS .65s 001 6s $530,9s4 q
crate inquiry for money, while at others the
offerings for discount were limited. On the
street there is but little business doing In com
mercia paper and rates for money are easy.
We quote exceptional paper 7Bs v cent:
Al do 900: second grade do %: loans on
collaterals 7Bs: AL mortgage paper sROlo;
Gold is steady and in fair request.
Foreign exchange is moderately active and
steady.
Sight is in fair request and steadier.
Sta g eonsols are quiet and easier at ~ :. e9s2N
Premium bonds are a little off at sGat@3s1s
Stocks quiet
Gold opened in New York at 1907. and closed
at IeOts. Here it opened at 1917 @lQl1' and
closed ct 1o1lh@1o1a. sales-ssooo and $4,000 at
1O1 8 $1,000 OF l0l Y. aud $4,000 at 1915.
STERLING SAJES-f1s.ooo bill of lading at
4ebta: f700o do at 4s5Gp4s5s 100000 and $4,000 do
at 4s6. ..-=.,
Bank sterling -@ise: commercial asa s@4s5 y.
FRANCS Bank francs -: commercial 5.1es
SIGHT SALES 1856 900 at i4@l. y cent dis
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN q. q. LIN
49, The steamship
ORATOR.

%fe. The steamship
&6aGe&xA ORATOR.
Corbishley Commander
will sail ON or about March IA. 1875 from her
wharf. foot Of Espianade street.
viii receive cotton and sign through bills on
lading for the Continent, between Hayre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being Of light draft will
without detention.
For freight apply to -
DECAN IL Co,
DEF 1y 80 CarOndelet stress.
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The ship Normandy arrived here yesterday
from Liverpool with s412 sacks of salt Ii the
duty was removed no ship would come 70 this
port In ballast. but fully ladened with salt
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LIvERPOOL-Per steamship Aliee-2500 bales OF
cotton IL sack seed cotton $50 mshel In bulk
1900 pos slaves $500
CORK-Per ship Ryerson--2454 bales cotton 26oo
pos slaves
REVAL-Psr ship Racehorse-345l bales cotton
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DECAN h CO.,
30 Carondelet strAfk.
EffShs The steamship
RITA,

,,, Dhpts taTbSE,
will sail from her wharf SATURDAY, Nov. N, /
For freight and first class passage apuIyto
RANGER. FATMAN & CO., Agents,
o41v ~ CarondeIet strsss
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STEAMSHIPS.


MMNMEW.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM osErwEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or.
LEANS. VA HAvRE. SOUTH
AMPToN AND HAVANA. @
kfMn. The steamships of the North Ger.
man Lloyd will resume their Regular Trips
as follows: O
From Bremen. From New Orleans,
FRANKFURT, Feb. 20. about March 81.
N ~ HN5EEG March 40 O about April "a.
These steamers touch outward at Havre ana
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen; Southampton or Hayre TO Ha-
vana or New Orleans-Cabln $50 (Rold); Steer
'1 From ON New Orleans to Southampton. Havre OF
(g9ldl; steerage. s15 (goldl, ,,,,,
Children under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
0 EXCURSION
To the Paris Exhibition.
Reduced Rates for First Cabin Only.
From New Orleans to Paris and back to New
Orleans by steamer of this line, tgold $3.50.
From New Orleans to Paris and back to New
York by 9 steamer OF this line, tgod) $3.50
From New Orleans to Paris and back to Balti-
more by steamer Of this line, Itgold) s2lo.
Tickets of the last named class (Baltimore1
are good only to October 81. 1873
The company reserves the right to change the
route Of the steamers. thei. advertised days OF
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton
or Hayre to New Orleans issued By the under
signed.
For further particulars apply TO
ED. Z. STOOKMEYE Err CO.. Agents.
aust 1v1 "a Union street.
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NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BEFORE FIRST CALL.
$40. 900 Premium Bonds Observation-Disclosures. sesl
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS,
40 shares Louisiana National Bank. 1os
2s 900 State Consols Observation-Disclosures. s2sl
5000 Premium Bonds. 81
SECOND CALL, II H.
$50 %. s.. Coupons. ..-....t.-.. ~. 36
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
10 shares Workingmen's Bank ..... 14la
THIRD CALL, p. M.
20. 600 Premium Bonds se7s
900 Cjty Consolidated Bonds .......... 37ii
$4,000 do do ............ 371s
AFTER THIRD GALL. -
5000 State CoDsols. ..4..............-....0 ga.
20. 600 Premium Bonds ................-. 81
SOLD ON ELEVENTH INsTANT. NOT BEFORE RE-
POR1ED.
Is shares Crescent Mutual Insurance Co TAN
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Cotton on shipboard as per account OF the
bales, Havre 81 .492 Bremen 1854. Mediterranean
2731, North Sea 1884. Baltic ports 1884. Spain
-. Mexico -. coastwtse 1912; total. III 633
bales. This. taken from the stock at noon. as
noted at the Exchange leaves In presses 2l29ts
bales.
t*The figures for Liverpool include 25,352
bales for Channel ports for orders,I
The receipts at all ports from noon yesterday
to noon to- day, as per kilograms to the Cotton
Exchange show II poi bales against II ITS last
Tuesday Gs9s bales last year and II .2ol bales
year before las
The movement Mt ports for four days up to IL
m ID Ia uiuan halnw.
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared YESTERDAY.

oHEIOn NEW ORLEANS DEMOURAT, /,
March ID. 1078.
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Imports.

LIvERPOOL-Per ship Normandy --s4l2 sacks
salt Is doz mats jackson Manson-32 crates ear tn
en- ware Mayer Bros-56 casks beer Rareshide Macs
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n@Iow--Genin1 u


schr Sargent S Day. Nyberg, drys from Utilla, to
J 2 Msoheea Il Bro
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pool and 1859 bales to Boston.
Net receipts since yesterday. ..-......... 3,o74
Receipts from other ports. .........-..... 1.24g
Net receipts last Tuesday ..-...-........ s,34f
Net receipts this day last yegy......, 2,547
Net receipts since Friday. .,.~-........,. II .Y75
Net receipts same time last week 81 .0Oe
Net receipts same time last year ......... 1894
Net receipts since September 1.,.....a1 .2t4 s7C
Net receipts same time last year. - ,05s. s77
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The movement ut ports for four days up to IL
m. to. day is given below:
Same time Same time

Receipts at ports since September 1......3 6ss a6o
Receipts same time last year g cal ,294
Receipts same time year before. ...... 1888 ,653
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Sales 5ioo bales. including 900 bales sold late
COTTON STATEMENT.

In store and on shipboard Sept l. 1877. Al 1856
Gross receipts since yesterday. 1928
Gross receipts previously ....1. Az. 863-1 ,4o 1876
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-12-28

lNCONvENIENT QU EsTIoNs "A gentle
man recently invited we'll known lee
turer to his home to take tea. Immed-
lately on being seated a: the table, little
daughter of the gentleman said to the
guest, quite abruptly, "Where is your
wife," The gentleman, having recently
been separated from the partner of his
life, was surprised and annoyed at the
question, and stammered forth ;he truth
II don't know" Don't know!" replied
the infant terrible, "Why don't you
know?"
Finding that the child persisted in ] er
interrogations, despite the mild represi
of the parents, he concluded to make a
clean breast Of the matter, and have it
over at once. SO he said, with calmness
"Well, we don't live together, We
think, as we can 'tagree, we'd better not
He stihed a grosn as the child began
again, and darted an exasperated look at
her parents.
But the little torment would not ba
quieted un til she exclaimed, Cant
agree! Then why net fight it out AS pa
and ma dof"-P'oUtdence Journal.