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CROsBy-wARwIrk In Brooklyn. March 90 at tho
residence OF the bride father. by the, Rev " NSe,
Warwick. Esq
GAkHf frNON-BtRkMA - on Wednesday March
~ al The residence Of the brides brother nlaw Bay-
Onnc. n j. stephen Garrctsun jersey city to Josie
Burkmnn. daughter u the late VIM G. Burkman
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON Monday. March H. al
The reside nee u the brides parents by the Rev VIM Hat
ncd Maggie Watson to James Henderson, both Of tins
city.
ScoTT-DAv1s.-on Wednesday, March 81 at the Pre-.
bytcnan Memorial Church VI New Yurk by tile Rev g
Robinson u D. Frank Hail Scott Of this city To- Julia Ora.
per DAVIS VI Arlington. Mass
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Josiah Jex's Real Estate.

Richard V. Harnet. auctionccr. sold two valu-
able pieces OF property Yesterday, Belonging to Josiah
Jcx, one at broadway sixth avenue and Thrteth street
embracing the three broadway fronts i23i 2Ei and
23i They houht IN iOr the Purland estate by Mr.
y T. FUR and tor S2iSi,OO The other Iece Brnnd
way and Forty second street the building uecupod
bv Ackcr Mrrrn Condit and IN" Standard club Three
years Mr. JrN offered tiJupi tins property
i was bought Yesterday by q Potter Tor SOS Ga
Property In Thirty eighth and Forty second ana Forty
NINTH str"v t. and Broadway was put up but the bidding
bel unsAI.ta CtOIN, IT Withdrawn.
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Preparations for the repetition Of the dog show
at Gimoies Garden, under the auspices vi the West
minister Kennel club, are progressing in a manner
which Indicates that the coming event will surpass last
seasons successful exhibition The dates fxed for the
show MAY ~, -. III, and n Mr. william Lnrt OF
England who acts judge ut all the leading dOe shows
IN Great Britain has accrptcd the invitation the club
10 visit tins country, and viii take position held by
Nj haelom last year lnc pn1es win This year exceed
IN Nhlnp slSl Ia order IL do u iu-tio the the
have decided to receive only about 300 the l
number that can com ortahly be- PROVIDED iOr
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house was illuminated, and large throng bad
gathered to witness the proceedings. Mr..
Smyth addressed the assemblagc as follows
thank you most heartily and sincerely.
my friends. for this kind expression Of your
good wishes toward me at this particular time.
when every particle Of sympathy and fellow
FEELING are so appreciated and treasured. SO
much publicity has been given TO my name
TOUCHING n matter which the Senate has yes
terday, decided. and decided Justly. II | may
venture TO ny 50 with proprcty that it
would be idle Alteration for me not to
Mt once SEQ that that decision is the rca-
son OF this cheering and welcome. This is
neither the time nor the spot for me to
ulludc 10 what has TAXI place. even in the most
passing manner. and which is now in all our
MINDS; but Will simply say To You. my friends.
TINT the manner in which the impOrtant duties
still conidcd Ia my care will be performed will
at once Nindcatc those who have. in u TRYING
time. sustained me and rebukcd others in high
positions who have 50 nccdlcssly and in hot
haste and eager spirit 50 mcrcilcssly attacked
mo and sought to drive me from an important
position in disgrace. Agnin permit me To
thank you from the bottom OF my heart.
Speaker Hustled and Mr.. kcycs of the Express
spoke alter Mr.. Smyth. congratulating him
upon his VindicHtion and expressing confidence
IN him and his administration OF the affairs OF
the Insurance Department.
After the fOrmalltcs were over the Supcrn-
tendent invited the throng into his house. and
the Iolliil'ntion was continued over several has
kcts of wine.
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The Brooklyn police have been searching
through South Brooklyn and about the village Of Fort
Hamilton for the man who the rough cap and long
rubber boots and who the companion Of Ellen
Eagan. thg who. Il. al irriy iuunn on
Iue~isy morning ~ the rehr OF chrrni"r shopm Fity.
MN street near Ihiri avenue hroukyn White II ma
h'rn Hrrrrtnnrd that the womnns death due To
No'nco the pocc cN,rileess desire 10 have the
terry surrounding her death explained. They have he
rough zap al tho man which was iOunh under her hut
there II ~ yet no rnce OF the gatcr amt shawl which
were missing On W. dncsdAy Inspector WAtdy tnuk
INTO custody constable OF New Utrecht who was sus,
pricd OF having hic the woman companion, but no
satisfactorily explained his whereabouts n,ht be
lore. The Coroner Is To hold AN inquest to-day.
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The engineers of the Brooklyn bridge have
made drawing OF the New York approach ms 1t ~ be.
The picture shows, instead Of the hHy Ne' building and
the old SlL,h Zoig building, with the small structures
adjoining the beginning VI the incline plane hundred
ictt whlr. the strur rusc Ia tIo walls
thu houses along It, northern side bat WIDE parallel
aNei" runs along the other side Chatham
Ia the river The view also shows the hrw YORK e,.
waited railroad rs II Will curve round The Sia Xg
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On motion In the session Of the Police Com
mi'sOn.rs yesterday that the contract for craning the
streets be awarded tn Ripley Coleman A Bro for
xIAbn the cOmms.lOn'fs were tied The Chief CLERK
was instructed Ia giN" nHce 10 Ripley. Gulon BRO
that u. oerth'd che OK Tor s3uDO winch cuonp
lIVIT Do b subleCt 10 lh, lr OIlINr.
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Exit the Police Athletic Club.

Tho Police Commissioners having formally
dlshandcd the Ponce Athleuc Club. Oapts Williams
Saunders. and Murphy, SERGEANT Douglas Rnundsmen
Martin ami con q, One"r Clinton aud secretary Della.
mater have b. rn cho-rn u hluiab the debts and ,li.
ln~ al the rul'- lrourrN Ihp last the club was
the iaNtfnt " $40 ~ the widOw ~,
Ia. Al Al l.l..l
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SUPREME COURT CHANNELS. NOS So 3d. lOl
l2l, LII 9n7, III. 97A 2Si 2t>i re ~
21s7 ~ MO alS 2,"i s aisl, aS,r,' ss,a 5,,
27lr7 $40 i2sa 'A7G, u1 3sl2 Fart III Nos 4OiL
27l7 l77l all2, 3lii, si6 2aal. 2,47 2ga 2ian ani
2ldl. |gii SOFT ;Sars Si7 3iiO tar ,i3-H MA 2,tA
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRiAL fkRa d. Part I-Shnrt causes
Nos lOIu, llea, lUrD. no Nh. llta Il76. .eN.
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JOHN DAyENroRr TO BE PIT orr
The be Fncto Secretary OF the Treasury's
Orders TO Postmaster James.

Little Johnny Davenport is to be put out
Of the rooms occupied by him as Commissioner
OF Elections. In response 10 the letter OF Post
master James forwarding little Johnny's mis-
sive refusing to yacate. the following was re-
ccived yesterday;
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Arrested "a, s.ven,y--,xM. for Murder.

Boston. March 2S.-D"t,ctives arrested In
Stone ham yesterday ME- fhnbe Atkinson, Il Is who
II IN alleged murdered Miss Anne Jones' her lunaue sis
Ter, aged ~. on Monday last Al Andover
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NEW York. Thursday. March ~. Barely ono
ear load, or ~ eat., arrived And the btSsss un.
tnpor Lant car load al ruUL steers l. t,D lbs average
changed hands NJ ia Sb. Ia dress 6o Ds W the gross
light DO, IUoV Do, ~ o,e. o. ana u head ILe to,ai
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MARINE TNTELLTG EyCE.


siri,rrRf sLuANAc-rfts nav
SUI rises. ~ sun s'ts. ~ Noon rises Ot
HfcH vArrR-rHIS
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. fsani ~ Hell date. %
Arrivcd-ruuHsDAY March ~.
s. Etna. Ferguson. Pui tau Prince
s. Ncptunc Berry. Boston.
IS Idaho Holmes Liverpool March III, and Queens
town 18th
So Saratoga, Sundhcrp. Havana
IS state of Texas. Nickcrsun. Galveston
Bark Throne. tanrro. Ncssinh.
Bark Yenvering BELL TRAY nor. Newcastle.
BARK Billy simpson. Porter Trieste.
Brig John BOYD. Marshall. Pcrnanhuco
Brg Clytc. Dow. Caricnns
Also the usual cca.twi.c vessels.
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. Hupture Cured.-Fortv years experience. DR..
MARSH treHtuIcnt the only safe and rncctua cure.
only Office Vescy ST. Asor House opposite ~ Pauls
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Can be- acquired hy using Phillips " Palatahlcn
God LAYER On ~ CVnbin 'tOn Win IAVspAv Maritime
AL druggists Depot ilatt sL-Ads
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Thousands arc wondering IT what is said about 500
DON'T is true Thrsc woudercrs have only 10 try u Ia he
taught by their teeth that the finest denirce extant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

The best Remedy for Children while Teeth
Ing Is Mrs. WlNsLOW soothing Syfup.
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Hn Tlorn' Jin,' Pasipa,fer aud ts,ipt1m. L : e n
ant -. N,t INK nm
sR have ton knowledge the receipt Of your letter II
the lut instant, enc o-iug cops commune u
from the 'uniinissiuntr of klocuuis advising yuu That
he declines {" Vacab' the ruons occupied by him m
the hWlr IN Your custody. directed hN N rttrr.
you dated Fen "a and rch Ia ply Nou are ud,i sd
mat careful consideration has been gwen H. the qn,.
ton and the conclusion reached j. that the Interest. Of
tho GuvtrumDut repur' III. Commissioner u Elections
10 vHcaie the offices which have hitherto been assigned
him
Please communicate To Mr. Davenport this information
with the rcqui u thAt h. promptly reconsider In ia,
termination as already expressed, aud vncntr rooms
b, THURSDAY next Should he still decline. Won are
auhnrz'd. after consul aou with the District Attorney
To take possession nj the and remove To some
suitable place 81 safety in I'll" building the records and
property belonging Ia thr position of tummi.sioner.
u ~ not the nurpoe nj the department interfere IN
the slightest degree with the occupation II annie AMI
convenient ruuns m sad building the use n c Pos.
once and courts ~ the United states aud IN
NJ snail be- glad TOR the District Attorney 10 consult
with the JUDGES ~ the courts The intention simuly 10
utilize tor other public the rooms IN the building moi
needed tor the Post Office and courts and with view
10 nNnling any qrsuun a. % the D. do So have
addressed to ti Mayor ~ the city nj Nrw York letter -,
which send Joua copy. Very respectfully,
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"CHApIN's BUCHuPAIBA."-Suro thing. Cures
urinary DISEASES IN 4 days a. Al dIuggsts.-AL.
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ROYALuAyANA LOrTiny.

IN THE GkANp LNtNAoRplNARi WHICH WILL
TAKE PLACE oN AilHl. 10. lef>,
Thor Wi. he ont, l5upi llokrts. Wiih
s22hnm IN rklIES CAPITAL PRIZE. ONF MILLION
frHs 1A..ch Information furnished ORDER. nIlcd " 80
IAlLOk a 90. nAmANr.. u MaLL 4 N..M A.rk
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Then use Fllot's Carboic Snuff the great
CaLilh cure frice 20 cents. al druggists
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Surgical elastic stockings. knee caps. abdous-
nal belts, &c. Pomeroy TtusstO.. 7II Broadway.
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SPECIAL ,lonu3.



toNNONN tAlii uisIklal linN co
In me titl of Louis, &c., kA AluII So l~1S uI money
reunited. under thD suirrNl-i,u of e G. Nmh.rsmiui
Irras ~ Grn Hatri, Pre- Nt.tu TRANSPORTATION
90. and other prominent cil n- *i,lpp will be- an
TRIMMED rom the cllId prilrsu go 49, lUs slOAsH
s5hO down 20 rluu iNh,t. slu. hutt.. o. luaricrs
~ 80 Address ord O., 'nr o. kct- uurnluiui tn COM
mouWehih plsirll, Iiru Co, Courier IulUu Buldinx.
Louisville rs n rOkItKN 60
Eastern Agents. I --f Brtl way. Y
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THE SICK MIDEwrIL

THE SttlN VI tDE WE'LL
without Medicine u fANNOl. MI-u.ti. H. ,lng Physl-
can, cur, scAncrrs fuuors urrNuu i chrome DIS
eAsrs Ohcr ~ Bond st.. : llniis. A NJ. to 4, ~
the poor cured tree from II u r. VI
KIyEKsiDE iIRKAKr. LATEST lsSCES
M lSi-iicNNtrk faIFr. ni 4 ltHlf. los lii
M llckwitk faiHrS t.rcoM hHlN hN Dit hcns ia
f"r sHi' lN all h," >ltAl't,
&07 ,O25 kENTttkt STATE LOT
Tthl draws warren 50 Capital IflH. rli.fbl Lurky
uiV'S l.327 BfuAlNaN Sew hulk iugeu o. tulSAL And
ica Montague 81, RiunsiNu
Is II ruRitR 90 Northern Agents
"a" SURE CURE rOH IU>G DISEASES
Nngk candy ana kNF NhsNfN. ~ Gallon. 81 DEF
large bottle hest ruVk cnnlN pouni-. -
VAS ktll. ~ t'hRmhcrsst
AMONG Tuf IL TIES OF HlFOKM ~
that using sLlrftiN kLN lu/kNDtS Iur Vn,lshs
AZ For sale hy All druggists iANN Eli 60, Fru.
pf"tot, corner Washington snd Nincr SIS, bos,nn
SEQ BROADWAY. nr!caN STATE Ia,tiury
draw ttm"rt"w. lSD puNs distributing sb1 ,irl3
neA"t', ri Eastern as"uts, WILL ANSuN A so,
SILL. I>IMTrAHLE H,IH CUTTER,
No ~ Ann IT. Shlhhs, T. " i0r 81 Gums FOO linr
STAN. one Application
THE STEAM tAkPLT CLEANER
q - oALh ana '-N 'EA Az sehH lVI tlINLAiN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-06
Postal Savings hanks.

without indorsing the opinions given below
by Western exchange, we give them, intend
ing to comment upon the same at the earliest
opportunity:
At the first mention Of any proposition to al.
low the government to undertake any new
functions, we are met by q cry OF alarm and n
suggestion that the government could touch
nothing that it would not harm. The idea
of government telegraphlc service. which
was strenuously urged some few years ago,
was opposed chiefly on this ground. and the
proposal to adopt governmental system Of
office Department has been almost wholly
objected to for no better reason. But If we
compare the ordinary management of the gov
ernmental business with the management of
private business. the comparison Is not wholly
to the disadvantages OF the government. LII the
money as has been lost by broken banks and
insurance companies, there would be some
reason to mistrqst any attempt at an e * ion
that the government. in its administration of
the postal affairs, has hardly. lost, as much
money In ex' ene e9bmpicated system s OF
been lost in theAsmallest village which has fur
nished an item to the press in the announce
ment of the suspension Of Its local bank
The government already carries on. through
the postoffice. one function Of bank: 1t buys
and sci s exchange In limited amounts. and al
ways at q fixed rate; and while its money order
system has been widely extended. and has al
ways been self-supporting,, there has never
been any complaint that the money orders
the drafts. of bank. In fact the govern,
ment carries on with perfect security great
many other banking functions. 1t holds
bank reserve which has never been misused
or injured in any way. and 1t issues certificates
Of deposit which circulate as coin among those
who are obliged to use the coin which they rep
resent. In oil these operations the government
has always reduced the expenses while at the
same time securing absolute security, and If
objection Is made to the idea of government
savings banks. it surely cannot be on the ground
that there would necessarily be any loss or mis-
management connected with hem.
There Is q widespread fe sling of alarm over
the Insecurity of private or chartered savings
ban KS I hey may be absolutely safe. but ex-
perience has shown us that we can have no
guarantee that they are safe. and the most
prosperous of them may suddenly go down like
q foundered ship. Countries in which the saw
ings Of the working classes are better protected
than they are in this country have found it
worth their while to make the postoffices the
custodans OF small savings They have thereby
not only benefited the class that has the strong
est natural claim 10 governmental protection.
but, at the same time, they have found q yalua-
BILE and a permanent investment for their secu-
rites It Is hard to see why we should be un-
able to carry out an improvement which works
well in Europe. The theory against it is, no
doubt. satisfactory. but in such cases an ounce
of practice outweighs ton of theory.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-06
by telegraph

New YORK. JAN s. 10:45 a. m.-Coffee dull
sales 1858 ex Memnon, 1902 OK Pekin. on private
terms; cargoes. ordinary 15A@15k fair 17i4@
17h; good 17a@1s; prime 181s@1sA: lots Is
019h. Raw sugar quiet sales $50 hhds refining.
fair to good fair IL @75S: prime IL; refined su-
gar dull. Linseea oil 6@62.
$50 p. m.-Coffee dull. Raw sugar quiet and
steady; refined sugar steady.
CHICAGO Jan. 5.-The market opened with
wheat 81 o8zs February. Corn 49, February.
Provisions easier. Pork s1l 37h@11 40 Febru-
7.5o@752a March, Afterwards wheat grew more
January, 81 o8s401 0sB February C,rn 4275
January. 4a@4% February. 43h@43& May.
Pork $11 IS % Ii 371z February, 81 ~ % II 80
March. Lard 7.4o@7.42a February, 7471at07 50
March. Dry salt meats quiet; shoulders 4160
"A, short rib 5T, short clear g.
80 .. M. Close-Pork easier-s11 3oGe11 32h
February; s11 42h@11 As March. Lard quiet
and steady at 74OCg7.4 2}z February; 747A107 80
March. Wheat steadier at 81 os3s cash and jan
uary; 81 90 February: 81 09D March. Corn
quet-42& 042A cash: 42N 0424 January; 45s@
Az February; 436 % 1874 May,
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-Pork quiet and steady
at 81 50@li 60. Bacon nominal; shoulders g.;
clear ribs 7; clear sides "a. Hams 1o@11. Cut
sides 6. Lard quiet; current make IN; prime
winter 7A@84. Hogs-receipts 1871; market
quiet; prices ranging 50 5o04 80. Whisky 81 03.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-Wheat-No. Q red. 81 %
bid cash; No. 3 red 81 1917 cash. 81 1917 Janu-
airy; 81 % February. Corn 42s<942% bid cash,
43143A January; 4%@424 February. Oats 28K
cash. q bid January. Whisky 81 Oh. Pork,
Sill 5o@11 60 cash. Gil 65 February. Cut meats
unchanged. Bacon-clear sides IL. Lard "a.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JANUARY g. 1878

engaged in the transportation OF grain from
that great shipping port. Odessa. and some
formerly engaged in the East India trade.
We mention these facts for the sole purpose
OF disproving the charge OF tae existence of
an insuffleiency OF tonnage at New Orleans to
meet the demands Of the export trade from the
West.
The above remarks were chiefly brought out
by the perusal of a communication to st.
Louis contemporary Globe Democrat we
believe-uttering loud lamentations over the de-
cline the trade between that city and the lower
Mississippi. at the Same time presenting the
superior advantages possessed by Cincinnati.
n city which. O few months ago, was not consid-
cred formidable rival Of ST. Louis I'm that or
any other trade. The following is the commu-
nication referred to:
In view of the marked decline of our lower
Mississippi river trade. would 1t not be we'll to
call meeting of such of our merchants as are
Interested in order that they may freely discuss
action to devise n remedy. While st. Louis can
not load boat week at very high rates, Gin
cinnati fully loads three to flye per week ct a
tariff twenty-five per cent less than ours.
boat week will not do the business. and
even two a week the way they run will not re.
is paoEe rss tines sse as sad
I'll the trade is reclaimed. and. then there
way 0aaR9 enGsH ssnsga ef eebs aay
New Orleans is the most valuable
trade now tributary to ST. Louis, but
with much labor and some expense. -Four, nfths
of the trade on the lower Mississippi is now
given to the Ohio river simply because country
merchants In ordering. can place some reliance
in receiving their goods promptly. while goods
ordered to-day from ST. Louis may lay at the
wharf eight or ten days and suffer the loss con-
tingent upon declining market.
1t does seem suicidal for our business
mea to idly watch this trade slipping from their
grasp and make no effort to save it,
Call them together. Mr.. Editor. and see if you
cannot, by creating q good deal Of tek. do u
little good. SOUTHERN SHIPPER"
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.WHISKY-Is easy. city made selling at irreg
ular prices from 81 01@1 05, and Western recti-
fed at 81 OF v gallon.
Observation-Disclosures stock and demand fair.
We quote New York creamery fine, 30Gp31c |;
New York dairy 18t@27e, as in quality; Western
repacked gore, as in quality.
CHEESE-Fair stock and demand light New
York cream 15@16hc. Western factory 12@13c.
as In quality.
sTARCH-In good demand at shc In lots !;
jobbing at 9tao34c v ID.
WOOL More stocks Offering than there is de-
mand. and it is held above the views Of buyers,
BURY Is quoted Mt 11@t2c. Louisiana clear 261sc.
clear lake 275s029e W fb.
SALT-Stock light. demand active. A cargo.
oil coarse. sold at SOC per sack aioat. We quote
prices at the warehouse: Coarse s5@e0e, fine
81 05@1 10 Turks Island neglected at 32c v
bushel. Table salt in pockets 1&@7hc each. as
in size.
POULTRY-Old chickens 4 1904 rs, young
1902 30; ducks 50; geese s6@7; turkeys sl4@16
" dozen.
EdGS-Western 10000: Louisiana GO v
RICE-Is In moderate pply. No. Q ss46A37sc,
common 4%@4ac, ordinary 5@p54c. fair 53a 05h,
good 54@5zse, prime 6@6Ae, choice &c " ID.
BULK CORN None Offering. and the market
is nominal'y 551c v bushel.
WHEAT-None here, and nomnally at 81 300
35 u bushel for winter. and 81 2001 25 for
ESCU LENTS-Potato are selling ut 81 400
p: onions at 80 25@2 Is: apples at SO 5000 30 y
Dbl cabbages at s60s p 100 and 81 1902 y crate.
BAGGIN9-steady at II &c in round lots ; re-
failing at 12@1214c. Baling Irvine at 1910 in
round lots retailing at 14c.
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Receiv

Receipts at ports since September 1....2, 529 42s
Receipts same time last year .2.672 6O2
Receipts same time year before. ........2, 44o 04o
The exports from all United States ports. con
solidated, as per kilograms to the Cotton Ex-
change. for one day have been rs follows:
G.. B. France Cont. Chan. Stocks.
Last week week 1855 Ssss S s5s ss75 1000 sss as
This week
last year. 1929 1888 1.7E o5s,so4
Tho New York Commercial and Financial
2,416.967 bales. against 761 bales lat week
and 1929. 274 last year-an increase compared to
the former Of 71,2o6 bales. and decrease COM
OCEAN Fl Freq if + Are quoted as follows:
:, By steam - Cotton to Liverpool 7-1ed; to
5 Revel I'd &c, e Bremen 91ed to B9ston Prov-
via New York Ac to New York Nc grain to
Liyerpool rs Sd, and Is cd to Bremen = quarter.
- By sail - Cotton to Liverpool 13,s2@7-l6d; to
Havre &c; to Bremen 15-16c: to Genoa 15-16c:
grain to the Continent IS 6d@ss.
Steam rates e Northern ports are quoted 4sl Ct
New York is 81 Is p Dbl. '-'' '''@0 - -'''O'0N W
SUGAR-Receipts TAB hhds. Sales 42o hhds.
The market to-day was quiet without any
We quote: Inferior s1l@4ac; common to
good common 4h@5Ac: fair to good fair
strictly prime axe; gray clarified 77s@7zc: yell
low clarified, as IN quality; 7A@s%c; off whites
e w sas bb ere sa ssgs
bbls. Spectators are holding off awaiting
larger receipts by Monday. when they are in
hopes OF getting holders to make some conces-
sionS.
We quote: Common 10000; fair 22@24c:
prime 2s@Soc: strictly prime 3O@33c: choice
34@36c.
FIGURING hear to- day of moderate in
Qniry for flour on export account. and the sales
reported below include 1000 bbls taken yester
day for Liverpool. Otherwise the flour trade Is
the local demand being small and
prices easy. Sales-25 bbls at "a s5; 60 at IS 621
50 at 1869 at s6 I0 50 at s. Isl go at 90 3o 80 at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-06
olives and Olive OIL,

A letter from the Corfu Island says: THE
latest crop OF olives IN the lonian Islands has
valued at more than 200 600 barrels (2s6o 900 gal
lonsl. The exports at the. end of October
sent to England and the nor thern markets, the
remainder to the towns of the Adriatic, more
particularly Trieste and Venice. The high
trade at Marselles to obtain supplies ut Corfu,
although the quality Of the oil would have we'll
adapted II for the manufacture Of soap. A bar
rel of oil sent from the island named to Mar
settles would have to pay 1917 per cent customs
duty: francs 80 centimes the cost OF the barrel:
shipment and other petty.expenses. rs confines:
= per cent insurance: 7 francs 30 confines
freight and per cent commission"