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The Portland daily press., 1878-01-04
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar2 25th, ship FL Dorado, Hay
den, Seattle.
SAyANNAH-Ar 1st, barque David Babcock, Col
cord, Rio Janero
Cid lst, ship Marcia Greenleat, Bunker, for Port
GEORGETOWN, sC-old 3lst, sch Nellie Treat,
Trim, West Indies
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 1st, sch Emma Fl Drum.
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed ont 1st brig Mari
posa, for Fall River and large feet coasters.
NEW YORk-Ar 1st, sch f MeIwin, Pierce from
Ar Cd, schs Stephen Bennett, Bennett, Minatitlan
via Delaware Breakwater; Clara Jane, Allen, West
Cid I'd, brig Alex Nichols, Peters, Nueyitas; scbs
Xv1. Wm Douglass, Mclndoe, tor Mayaguez; Old Chad,
Passed through Hell Gate 1st. schs Monticello,
Morton, from New York for Boston; K Leach, PEN
dieton, do for Fall River; Ned Sumpter, Fountain
Hoboken for Somerset; S Nj Tyler, Hart Hoboken
for New London; Lizzie, Frye, Weehawken for Pro-
yldence; SD Pitts, Babbtt, Port johnson for Port
Sid I'm Hart Island 1st, outward bound .yschs Roval
Arch, American Chiet, Telegraph, W Baldwin,
w Sawyer, G w ElweL, Monticello, Ellen Merriman .
Roamer, Means, Julia Newell, Marion Draper
PRoyfDENCE-Ar I'd, scbs Czar. Hammond, I'm
Fort johnson; Marion Draper, Bailey; L Holway,
Porto Rico, Wentworth, HoDoken.
A $50 ar 3D. schs Elizabeth Tracey and Mail Ner-
rill. Weehawken; Caroline, Wallace, and Ariel Can
Gage, Hoboken; Geo W Baldwin, Dennis, New York
for Pawtucket.
Below sch Ganges, Wall from Port johnson
BRISTOL, RI-Ar I'd, schs w b Darling Pendle-
ton, Hoboken; j Smith, Baldwin, New York.
In port, sch Hampden, of Islesboro. and Mayo,
of Lincomvie, to winter.
PAWTUCKET-Sld I'd, sch Julia Perry, for New
York. - ~
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 1st, sch Annie E Stevens,
Weeh2wken.
WOODS HoLE-sld 1st, sch Lavinia Warren,
for Pensacola.
VlNEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 1st sch l. A Burnham.
Harris. Weehawken for Boston; Addie P Avery,
Thompson, New York for do; Geo Prescott Nash,
Fort johnson tor Portsmouth; Geo Collins Nash
do FOR Portsmouth; Venus, Clark, South Amboy for
bridge.
Sid, sch Kit Carson, for BucksviIle
In port, brig Morancy; schs Harriet Fuller, NJ w
Drew, Com Kearney, Fred Fish, Mary Ann, Sinaloa
Geo Prescott, Venus Ida May, L A Burnham, Ad-
die p Avery, and others.
BOSTON-Ar I'd, schs May Queen, Foss, Sullivan:
Lizzie Guptl, Smith, Rockland; Alfred Chase, Rob
inson, Rockport.
Ar Sd, sch Walter Falt, Hammond, Southport
Cid Sd, barque w H Besse Baker. London.
SALEM-In port I'd, schs Odell, Winslow fnEPort
johnson lor Portland; Mazurka, Holmes Boston tor
Belfast Hattie Turner. Mcintyre, from Whining
Baltimore for Portland; Lucy Ames, Richards Ho-
boken for Vinalhaven Johnnie Meserve, French,
New York for Rockand Phebe Ann Lord Calais
Tor Boston; Mist War;. Boston for Calais; Virginia
Abbott do for SulliVan Charlie Bucki, Foss do for
Rockport.
GLoUCESTER-Ar I'd, sch Golden Rule, Staples,
Swans leland.
PORTSMOUTH Below LIST. schs L Barnes,
MCGOWAN. from Boston for Bath; Lizzie Brewster,
Flynn, Weymouth tor Machias: Sabao, Palmer fer
doi y Knowles, Wass, for Addison
The Portland daily press., 1878-01-04
Officers of the Charter Oak Assurance Co
EAdIClP6

HARTFORD Jan. 3.-The late officers of the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co., including H.
J. Furber, financial manager, have been in
dicted by the grand jury for conspiracy to de-
fraud policy holders
The Portland daily press., 1878-01-04

GLASGOW. Steamship Commonweolth-13,7f6
bush wheat 1886 do peas, 55i0 bbs flour, packages
The Portland daily press., 1878-01-04
Foreign EXEC

Daily DOmestie Receipts.
By water conveyance-109O bush corn meal tc Q
W True 81 Co. :
The Portland daily press., 1878-01-04

ALBANY. Jan. 3-At a meeting of merchants,
bankers and others at the Board of Trade
rooms today, resolutions were adopted against
the Bland silver bill and against the repeal of
the resumption act.
The Portland daily press., 1878-01-04
ADMINISTRATORS Sale
ADMINISTRATORS SnIc.

DURSUANT to license from tho Probate Court.
u shall sell at public auction, at the residence Of
the late Isaac o. Pearson, IN Cumberland on
TUESDAY, Jan. 29th, 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. so
as will produce the sum OF fifteen hundred and iOrty-
two dollars for the payment of his Just debts ex-
penses Of sale, and administration, the person.
al property of said deceased, consisting of stt ck
flrming-toos, carriages hay, and other things usu-
ally found ol farm, If the are not previously
disposed OF at private sale.
M3w52 MOSES w. PEARSON. Administrator
The Portland daily press., 1878-01-04

The Tammany Hall general committee for
1873 met fought and organized by electiug
Henry L. Clinton, Permanent Chairman, P. S.
Duffy, William Bennett, Luke +. Cozens, John
D Townsend, Robert Van Wyck and John L.
Mott, Vice Charmen; Secretaries, William H.
Quincy, Joel o. Stevens; Treasurer, John S.
Gornan.
The Portland daily press., 1878-01-04
NEW YORK.
Remarkable shooting.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Capt A H. Bogardus
undertook and successfully accomplished the
feat of breaking 5000 glass ball inside of five
hundred consecutive minutes. He had 10 min
utes and 20 seconds to spare otter breaking 5000
balls. The affair took place at Gilmore's Gar
The Portland daily press., 1878-01-04
SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
Dec Is, off the Skerries, ship Charlotte W White
Dyer, from Liverpool for Mobile.
Dec Is, of SeafoId ship Ella S Thayer, Minott
from Hull TOR Savannah.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

NEW York. Jan. ii. 1oA5a. m.-Coffee. moth
Ing DOING prices hominally uneh1 an &c 70
$500 bags: refined sugar dull, Yellow firmly
held: other grades easy' standard cat LOAF w.
a.ss .. m.~cofree dull. Sugar dull; refined
changed rates. Futures opened easier and
CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE market opened with
wheat active at IL Osa February. Corn quiet /;
~ TsbsusrE froysions as y, Med, PORK
20 % fFsRbagasy II P MaseS e s.a
wards wheat became easier at 81 o5s9i o5's
February. Corn easier at "a January tosseo
ss s,o n Fsbraspy 10 5000 900
March. Lard 7;2s@727h February: 7;s9ol % +
March. Dry salted. meats quiet and nominal
shoulders 4. short rib 566,. short clear 5.se.
yes erday IL $50; estimated to. day 81 900; market
dull la and weak Light grades st@4 u; heavy
$50 .. m.--Morning Call..,Wheat steady
1ahuary y,sss,s. ~ sssbf r. Jaas es
4o'l February. hJ.@l2 May. Park $40 s5a
s1 FsbEahfry se sz,9 50 M Marsh LaFf
ar W i / os. 81 osa February; 81 OK NAH
Corn steady, q a@H7s January; 4o3s94ots Feb 1s
taSb1 MAJ, .o Res gpsem sfeb '9 p
| 797}s February; 7.sah@I 81 March, .L.
5sn sH e qae t sss sas
les Il hams s@11 g oat
*; clear ribs 5ss clear sides 81. Lard team
7.Ss, kettle rendered 7'1@s. Hogs receipts
ssl4 market quiet, prices ranging 20 4og ,i o.
at 9s@so Tor mixed and ai0s2 for white Barle!
QUIET: spring s6ae5; prime to choice fall dull a
So 95o Rye quiet at e2@6s for No. q: 5s9si TO
sample. Corn 5000 for mixed ear: 40o4l 10
sheiied. Wheat quiet and easy at 81 as@l 20 70
good to choice white; 81 2o@1 % tgr red. :. {
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.-Wheat--No. red, VI !
bid cash: No. 9 red opened Mt III 81, and close,
at o. 2o1s February: 81 22's March: p 17,ao
; 17ts cash. Corn opened at Az and closed q
q January; opened Ct 4oa and closed at 90 E Es
ruary Pork slf 1901 20 cash ;s1i os Februst
Cut meats. in car lots. loose SHOULDERS GO
$40. clear rib 5.6G@5. SIS. clear sides 5.70@b7
|; Iaeon--olear rib sts@sss clear sides 7. Lar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
F0relgn Markets.

LdvgEre0I, jan H. = ss m; i, harden,
s11sd. Sales 10000 bales. Of which 1000 ore for
export and speculation. Baeon--long clear ais !;
short clear 53s. Lard-priIne Western aos cd
TalIow----pl v. Q. London sos .sd. perk-prime
mess Western 56s, Oats-No. Q Western 80.
Canada peas MS FlourIWestsrn canal 27s@
ass, QorAold 2ss sdg2as sd, Receipts q wheat at
II, 900 quarters were American. ~,
l:45 .. m.-Flour unchanged at 2gs cd. Wheat
lower. sbrlng 1903 1od@11s sd; California eint
iss@iss sd do average las ed@1Ss. Corn I'M
changed old 2es Cd; new 2ss Cd. ia
2.W D. rn.-Breadstuffs dull. Corn new 2ss Sd
@2ss Cd. Wheat lower; Western sppfing los 5d@
D. m.-- Wheat-winter Western Id lower at
lis ca. Corn-new 2ss sd@2ss cd. Rest un
4:s5 D. m.-Breadstuffs and provisions un
| changed.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 2 .. m -7Flour unchanged a
| 29s cd. Wheat lower-eargoes off coast Chicago
spriflg 51s6ls1s sd re- winter SIS 6d@56s; Call
fornia club Gas to arrlve. Chicago SOS 81; Cal
| fbrnia Club 5gs660s; arrivals for orders light
dorm oil coast easter at 2as@e2ss ed .nea, to ar
rive, unchanged at 27s6o27s cd arrivals Tor or
| ders light.
Mark Lane-Wheat and sorn lower. 40.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
Eastern Arr0gauce.
louisville Courier-J6urnal.l

Louisville Cour1er-J oufnalaI
matter W. sgR sm lie New e4t Bas Ii
iysg ives. Il and south 81 the boqnda iss Of New
mating the Northeast. The Bulletin .says. re- /
ferrlng to the concerted m, movement OF hastern
banks The silver .ha uss snSs should have
this action In anticipation Of the passage OF the |
Bahd bill rather than after as me sec. .I as
th syyi may expect as the CONSEQUENCES Of thein
rash policy II ihs West and the South are pre-,
pared to cut loose ro the daa b s seas1e
the The banks Of this and other seaboard cities. /
But SO long as they have TO dapend on Eas r.
eTh sssl'1 Wessr Ss banfs WANT BsssEn
counts they must cghIcTn to sha mefh9 Wssl
efn ard Southern merchants wasn't to sell
| through the Eastern markets, they md,st accept
he usas of those markets. Do e ts eo wiT
ness he bahEs 81 The ssa6osrd cites choose
nsss e &c Coinage ss and
the South array themselves sgai e the banksng
Interests Fl this ssser Il af re- glssn 'hs
| where their products find an outlet; and very
ittls reHsction should suffice to CONVINCE them
that the two stronger must compef the one
the st place let no one iss blame the s y r.
s %aasd p II sfs y pas m
always Il q journal voices the predom na ,at
d. Tsfs Rls5 g. @ saa,. I'M
ttiess hsts 4 hRs this Psesess pr aSd
ssgtherPpa eaEaSf fG1 Rum lie and obs
dennt7 For, to teach US our Dependence nee and nd
inssnificance. does not the Bulletin bring r US
,nerfas TIM. do as they WILL. those eeoti6ns
ses eh e, ease 70 saete God
u help u.s. We may settle small matters to 9nr
! liking but let s never forget that when + t he
tankIed we must appeal. hat In hand. to the
merchant wardens y the four porte, ,,sts nj
eele They 3 have ovaay exhausted their store:
sophistry to oodwtna and fheg L NOV or efse as
/ arest people 70 ten Us whether the country
needs them. most. or they need the COUNT
Youth, FIR there isnp question that the Midd
aes cities srs as gG 4 d., IN Il
Ia s bpwsen he whole United states and The North
ID eastern ports, as thus presented though ess en-
~ tally the issue Is between producing and inter
We should IL be Thankful that the claims Of tn
East are put IN their true ,gtse Of arrogant 10
| siRp pees h dPpsiISa ssss
IN people who REPRESENT monotnetalstr .gresumI
ay down ts prlaciP9is a elatl9ir
Tor the people, and absolute apt9 ,n lar Gl tn
= money power, This makes the Issue piaine
by Ii New York and her colleagues carry GU
CO this proeranme the Southern poIts, WI, gay ha
ts riara of retty tyranny. aud the Southern mar
d. VIII soon be- overigwing with commeroe. II
a. natural great Highway of the, enItlnenI. u u
ar work OF all the trunk lines d the East an an
nh ocean tonnage, as we'll as foreign capital W
soon f,nd where the freight Ia. In this way Ne
York can soon find plenty of leisure for pol
4. tics, and rlentI Of yseant promenad III ROC
~ on her docks. She bears the Sane Ieauoh i
IT. fhe West and South that reservoir does 10 u
It streams which flllit WI AZ ff7F ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
Crops Of 1878 throughout the world.

d.
This country ia the greatest Of grain mer .
chants. and 1t is well, with the opening of the
new year to take an account Q. s.osk ,sJ1 ~ US
In our own land and IN European States, t
As regards France. The grain crop OF the year
shows an average return In point OF quantity
ty as compared with the yield Of 1875. La the
case of wheat for instance the efficiency is
reekoned at from to per Gent ana 2 thers y no
her native resources, to some extent. by lmpor
tations OF this staple.
Great britain T. less tertnnae than n.
is considerably below the average. The salts
are similar In Scotland and Ireland and Q fur
fact that potatoes suffered greatly owing to the
prevailing humidil Y Of the atmosphere As re.
gsJd Italy aerps ss sanb
En- R51s'aS'1 iapqs %
he saSeen e n 81 M Of
tations of the. spring. In Tuscany Rndthe
the country of Ancona; and throughout the old
vested is 80 per cent below the yield of aver
With one or two exceptions the reports from
the countries which make up the German AZ M ~
pre are,deeidedly uniayorable -ln the Rhine
province wheat exhibits gain OF 10 per cent
Prussia every i species Of grain shows decline
OF from 0 tol7 per cent. We find nearly equiv
alent results in Baden and Wurt emberg. but In
oaAohy ,no crep OF wheat is eoAth 70 tue aNol
ago, and in parts Of Bavaria II rose some II per
cent above the normal level. In the latter coun-
try. the volume of barley harvested Is at least a
quarter larger than the usual return In the
German provinces of Austria the amohnt OF
wheat Is between two and three million quintals
in excess oil the products of ordinary years.
In Hungary the amount Of wheat garnered Is
extremely satisfactory. "A a rule this country
fs able to. EXPORT from three to four million
auintals, but the products of 1877 will more than
double that surplus. We may add that ID
other respects, the past year has been profit
able one to the Hungarian agricult,irist. nearly
all sotts OF gran gn a ltter Rs sar aboSe IN.
rival OF the United States as a purveyor Of
grain aud here we find o marked variance o
results according to localities, In the plains o
the Vistula, and generally within the limits ol
Russian Poland, the yield of wheat shows de
cline of from 10 to Is per cent below ordinary
Russia on the other hand. the wheat crop Il
excellent and presents over the returns OF 1877
an excess Of % per cent a marked falling of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening, Jan. IL, 1878.
NEW oRIEANa CLEARING HOUSE.
MoNETAR,
Total thus far .et2,71s,775 81 s9s2, $50


Throughout the week the offerings for dis
count have been largs at the ban Rs To-day
there was only moderate inquiry Tor Ioanable
funds at the banks. and on the street the otfer-
ings of paper were limited. and rates barely
ESeertjopal commercial paper e81o y cent;
Al do t2@lb: second grade do O.; loans on
oo1laterals eD10 Al mortgage paper 9010;
second grade do O. v cent per annum.
Gold in moderate request and steady.
| Foreign Exchange was quiet and easier.
The offerings OF Sight were small and rates
Al the close State Consols were freely offered,
and the market was unsettled at 81 a@s1h.
The demand for Premium Bonds is large and
the rates ruled firm at g4faa34,R. F. n t'",f"
stocks are dull. -, . ,.B,
Gold opened, In New York at 1o2s and closed
at 1oqs,., Here 1t opened at 1o2am1os and closed
al f62 dtV2h Sales 900 at 1O234t9l02s $1,000
nj 1o2s,I S70oo 5000 and $1,000 at 1o2.s.
STARLINH SALES u fl6 900 bill fading o ~
4se6 400, 5000 do ut 4sp.. E500o. t25oo. $4,000
and $4,000 DO at 400. Bank sterling -@4sa; com
mercial bills 4ss614s9b.
FRANC SALES 100000 commercial at 5.1sA,
and aoo.boo do at sn5@sat''. Bank francs;
vi siGHy SALEs.s1s5 900 at 5-1s@A v cent dis.
count Bank sight a.; commercial 5-le " cent
uie'o''0 STOCKS AND BONDS. .,s
The following are tho weekly quotations OF
the New Orleans Stock Exchange:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
haf
QUOTATIONS. FOR GOLD.
I6HU NHUS,
nytuTATf0Ha

WOOL-:More stocks Offering than there is de-
mand, and 1t Is held above the views OF buyers,
BURY is quoted at llee19o. Louisiana clear 2sso.
clear lake 271sB2sc p Ii, .
.sALT-Stock light. demand active. a cargo,
all coarse. sold at 300 per sack afloat. We quote
prices at the warehouses: Coarse sb@s0c. fine
81 o5@1 10. Turks Island neglected at $40
bushel. Table salt In pockets 1A@7hc each. as
in size.
POULTRY-Old chickens ~ so. young $40
q so; ducks ss@4; geese 1901: turkeys s12@15
v dozen.
EGGS-Western 1o@1sc: Louisiana Orc y
RIdEAIs In moderate supply. No. ssA@s,fe
common 4s@4So, ordinary 5@5'4o. fair g, @5h.
good 5A0b'sc, prime 6@61ac, choies $50 y ID.
BULK CORN4Nons offering. and the market
is a Hq 4 Il gsse bushs ,..,,x =, a, .oa
90 y bushel for winter. and u 2o01 2s for
spEEatR9|K{3 t,gsrs-potatoes are selling at u 100
q: onions at % $500 rs /: apples at 90 5V@4 so v
Dbl cabbages at s58s v 100, and ii 1909 crate.
BAGGINn -stsady ct 11.c In round lots re-
falling at 126Di2Ae Baling twine at 1910 In
round lots retailing at lac.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
TO THE LADIES.
OFFICE ssC0NyEYANCE RECORD"
81 No. 10 st. Charles street. 81.
NEW ORLEANS. La.

The undersigned respectfully ANNOUNCE 10
the pnblie that they are prepared to furnish
compnete Chain OF Title or list OF Transfers OF
Real Estate In, New Orleans. back 70 Original :,
grant or purchase. when re1nired: also full
enring 10 parties purchasing Real Estate or
Investing in Mortgages perfect sseurity iro m q,
indaxing our Conveyance Record" peculiar 70
our system, enables as to give information Ina
med lately. 49, ,s
Agents. Surveyors, and all parties interested In
Titles to Real Estate are invited TO call and ex-
| anime our Record" ., ro
! del 3m il, y. DODNA - W.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

bowever. is observed In the yield OF aerley and

however. Is observed In Che y1eIu OF uHfley HHu
oats. - 80. s,x.r., ,s tsn
grain Producing countries Of Europe. In the
United States the hatvests OF the rear are on ths
nj wheat which in 1876 was $50. 900 bushels rose
hat seasor, to s25 900 600 The quantity OF corn
il nonputed at 100000 600 bushels REPRESENTING
the facts here stated. there is no douhtthat the
foreign demand for our prodqctionsl VIII ex-
liibit large increase during the next I'VE q q
peculiarly favorable to the Americans agricui-
furtst,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

eNrw YORK, Jan. 1i.-Monsy closed at per
bent. Foreign exchange Quiet at All t.@4sli ::
Odd closed at Ions the lowest point reached
since 1854 Carrying rates gold to : per cent
Gnyernments steady. currency 6s 1880 12o
In State bonds. Louisiana 6onsols sold az 90 :
tosos1 Missouri 6s of 1886 ut to4h. do OF 1897 81
1o4R1 and Tennessee new and new series at s41s
@4s. District OF Columbia s-65s fell off to 76s
In railroad bonds. o, D M, consolidated. De
clned to 81. and q. G. t. ]. g. firsts to 5s: n y
Central frsts rose to 66ts sUnion Pacific hrsts &c
io4ss Central Pacific to 1o47s Il Ike Shore SEQ
onds to 90: Hudson River seconds to ITO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
3retst Britain II 6yb to Franee 5000 to Other for
eign ports and 1864 eoastwise

Net receipts since yesterday ........... b.1s2
Rseeipts from other ports. ....!........... 81
Net receipts last Friday. .....-........... 9t72
Net receipts this day last year. ........... e0ss
Net receipts this week. .......-.....-... 1858
Net receipts last week. Observation-Disclosures. 1897
Net receipts this week last year ....-..!l % 1888
Net receipts since September 1........-.. .7so69s
Net receipts same time last year .7o6 i55
The sources Of receipts have been from Red
H. louis and New Orleans raj road. and the
mississippi river and other tributary streams,
giving total net recepts OF 1850 bales. against
30 s9a bales this week last year, and 7so,693 bales
since FIRST of September, against 7Ds. 455 bales
same time last year. Adding receipts from Mo-
bile. Texas and Florida. the gross reesipts are
found to be 81 ,15b this week. against 81 521 this
s 2es bales against BAT 1877 bales same time last
Cotton on shipboard as per account OF the
Cotton Exchange, % follows. LdyeTpool SASH
bales Havre Al GAG, Bremen 10,363 Mediterranean
seI5, North Sea 1o,s2s. Spain $50. Mexico -
eoastwise s554; total. 22.s66 bales. This, taken
| from the stock at noon. as noted at the LEX
change, leaves In presses 2t4.4tt bales.
The exports since September ! TO date from
Britain 26s5se bales, against os.A94 last year
France 142,e7s. against $3.50 last year: other
foreign potts se727 against 81, 451 last year and
coastsise 1asa62 gainst 81 IA last year making
q total foreign and eoastwiss OF 6l7 3is, against
The receipts at all ports from = m. YESTERDAY
| to ID m. TO. day. rs per Cotton Exchange tsle
Friday and 2o,s2s bales last year and "a, POS
| wear before last. T.
The movement OF ports for the week up t.
uoot, to f1av Is given below:
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nrsan rreights.

4 NEW York. Jan. 1t.-Otsan frsights were mod
erately active In some lines. chiefly Tor Hour,
ehacked d free export movement. and the grain
markets did not help the case either here or on
the other side. ENGAGEMENTS are to Liverpool.
Sail-Grain BIT sd steam room held at 100. Win
q hid
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Who dares assert that the export trade oil new
Orleans is lost beyond recovery Last week the
actual sales and eearances OF flour on foreign
orders footed up 6ooO bbls.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

The British steamship South Tyne cleared
hence yesterday for Liverpool with 10000 bush
els Of corn In bulk. in addition to 1860 bales OF
cotton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
GOOD NEWS.
200 NEW PAPS
JUST RECEIVED.

Each box contains from one to four uuires Of
fine paper with envelopes to match; some hav-
ing also bottles OF Ink. Pens and Holders, PEN
ellis Papers Of Needles, Bottles OF Perfumery.
Cakes of Perfumed Soaps. Visiting Cards. etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

The exports from principal United States
ports for the week ending January $. 1878. were:
Perk, saoo bbs lard. sse3.ooo lb: meats. 1e,e11-
ana
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,LIL1ENTHE|.A.'Ls
GALLERY OF ART,
IT. $40 Vl}HAi.UiBa YbBe5t4I 4,
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n ,frautiful. artistic and b, permanent photQ-
praph can only be made by I,AMBERTS CA h
Ron Proc ESEES OF sthioh'T possess the Ok
clusiy Patent Right for the States Of Louisiana
and Mississippi.
Pjease ottli and examine my selection OF pic
lures finished by this process. ..,. f,...
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12
Commercial and Financial Matters.

The Jackson Railroad trains brought In yes
tardav aA1e bales of cotton.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Illinois is slowly but surely crawling OUT OF
debt. On the 1st inst. bonds to the amount OIL
ss44 ,,st 81 were called in and paid which now
laavaa a debt OF ONLY about s7oD.o0o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

According to the ST. Louis Republican, oil the
9th inst the freights by river from that point
for New Orleans have been advanced ana VIII
remain go until 1t is ascertained that hoatihe
ice will offer no mpediment to navigation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

Breach of trust Is not viewed very Ieniehtly IN
France, where people are very careful OF theil
money. M. Guilhot. q very noted notary at Au
ootleme. has been found a defanlter to the tune
Of sa4e.ooo and consequently goes to jail Tor tel
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-12

The steamship City Of Mexico, which arrived
here Yesterday from Mexican ports, brought
s1o.oos 80 In specie. consigned to six houses
most insignificant sum compared with the old
time receipts from the same sources. ana IN
dieative of the deeension Of our trade with
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