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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
Taken In by Confidence Men.

The confidence men made q success.
ful raid on Tuesday on the pocketbook
Of Mr.. Daniel Reed, large land owner
in the northern oil fields Of Pennsylva-
MIA. On the day named Mr.. Reed drew
$3.50 from a Bradford bank, which he
put in = secret pocket, that nobody
might steal it, and then strolled down
TO the depot for lunch and TO await the
train for Jamestown. Whle here =
young man of very genteel appearance
and polite address approached Mr..
Reed, who Is over sixty, and engaged
him in conversation. They seemed to
find pleasant companionship in each
other, and when the train started for
jamestown they occupied the same scat.
In q few moments Mr.. Reeds newly.
made acquaintance produced an ordi.
nary looking lock and asked the man
oil the oil fields 10 open it, which he did
with ease. Then = big man in the back
seat got interested and tried To omen
the lock, but could not. Then he bet
the young man Of polite address $500
that his friend could not open il. OF
course the polite young man had not
that much money, but the conRding old
gentlemen went into the secret pocket
and, producing 500 in notes, placed
them alongside the strangers $500.
The old gentleman oenld not open the
lock, and the big stranger took the
money and started for the rear Of the
car, followed by Mr. Reed, who, upon
reaching the platform, was taken by the
man with the money and hurled off
while the train was going at the rate OF
thirty miles an hour. Mr. Reed was
terrible cut and bruised. but not seri-
oualy hurt, and says it served him right
for being such daEned old feel,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
Song Of the Dying Boy.
Written for the CESTET DEEocElT.

Written for The CENTET DEkocEay.
Mother, mother, lei Iuo liss thee
Once again before die.
Let me clasp my arms around thee,
On thy bOspHi LET IN. lie.
Earth lie nseting. fast doosylug
Prom my weary. weafy sight
Dearest mother, let me kis. thee
Ife ] I'D bug good night"
Al, how .orsiy II doth grove ne,
G"ntls mother, thut u know
That ! may n0i live D. cheer the.
"h"n thou art oppresssi With we,
Thus 10 leave thee, and fOtsyst
Prom ny home and ffisnds b. part:
Etery tie of love t. ssver
That bath byund my boF-fui Loari.
Oh lie paiHfal, rery painful
Thus g. mort the ,il,ut tyrHb;
Torn from all tbai'' bright aud Lovely
To endure fearful gipJm.
FORCED from all the Little pleasures
That have Jvy ny yguihful mind
InHoceisc" aud love Aui friri4dshiI,-
E'ery ehefi.l.'d tb,ng reslgn'd.
liATk, the little biris are singing
t~esuy no~ their steniug lay.
ses the GLORIOUS sun {. setting
Oh, how beautiful bic nay.
Farewell, all ys lovely ri,ilus-
B'auieous mature, fare thee we'll.
Longer may D.; behold the:
Native earth, farewell, farewell
Mother. mother ! AN gaiu.
T. land q peace aud feet.
Who're the bitter tear, 4 anguish
Never ds~s the Arhing bfsa,,.
Nber' tho soul, escaped forever
Frafn ia tensaeui & clay
Beams ELL 'AdiAni ~ith tbe sIiendar
% bright. eternal day
Mother, mother, must leave tlies
ses, tho clammy death fro.t nov
Herald of the king q terror
siAuds,b fsarfgl on my brow.
Al the losuiHous pesesfui Heaven
- tie blessed Land iu .4ght--
Mother, mother, Jesus calls tne.
] must Ta-gDoa Higit, rs.d-Bigl.t
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28
RHODE ISLAND.

The Investigation of the Wallace
Senate Committee.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

ALIENS AND rooR MEN HAVE 40 POLITICAL
RIGHTS IN RHODE ISLAND.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-08-28

/. II. Addeman, Secretary of State
Constitution adopted in 1872; up to
that time under King Charles charter
gives history OF efforts 10 amend in re.
spect to real estate qualification this
amendment submitted several times !;
sometimes beaten by majority and
sometimes for a want Of three fifthe
vote, which is required to carry IL before
the people; Legislature in 1853, the
last Democratic one 1t proposed TO the
people 70 amend the section requiring
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-27

he could straighten it ont for me in a
minute"
I told him to go-ahead, and closed my
eyes and wondered what would come
next.
That fellow took pair of dentists for
eeps and ''pulled'' every lock of hair 1
had left.
''There," he said proudly, 'snow when
your hair grows out it will grow out
even.''
was little dismayed at first when L
looked at my glistening poll, but after all
it was relief to know that the end was
reached, and nobody could torment me
again to have my hair trimmed for several
weeks. But when I got shaved at Ashta-
bula, the barber insisted on puttying up
the holes and givingm head a coat of
shellac. yielded, and my head looked
like vanished globe with the maps left
off. Two days afterwards sat in bar
ber's chair at Mansfield. The barber
shaved me silently. Then he paused, with
bottle poised in his hand, and said:
''Shampoo?''
answered him with look. Then he
oiled my hairless globe and bent over it
for moment with hair brush. Then
he said:
"On which side do YOU part YOUR hair ?''
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-27

Clark Mills, the eminent sculptor, is at
Fortress Monroe making casts of the
heads of the Indian students attending
the Hampton Normal School,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-27
rBRMs;$2.OO Per Year in Advance.
Masonic Directory for FaYette County,
ohio, for the Year 1879.
FAYErrE LoDaE, 30. lo7, ?. . 4. ".


OPFI0ERs:-C S. Snyder, W. NJ; I. J. Lindsey,
Treasurer; B. H. Millikan, Sec'y; NJ. L. Hard,
s. D.; NJ. Barclay, j. D.; D. Z. Cunning, VIM.
II. Hammer, Stewards; j. L. Millikan, Tyler;
Mills Gardner, Mast. Ger; r. a. Robinson, Or
ganist; j. p. Patterson, Chaplain. Prudentlal
Committee-D. Furtwangler, Zebulon Smith, r.
Millikan.
FAYETTE CHAPTER NO. 1O3, ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs-
OFFICERs:-H L. Robinson, High Priest; ID.
Furtwangler, King: ZebulOn Smith, Scrlbet M.
$. Creamer, p. s.; NJ. f. Hard, g. H; Il. y.
Browne r. A. c.; q. s. Snyder, q. NJ: "a v, n.
d. Pursell, q. NJ I'd "; NJ: Barclay, .. n. lst v;
W. c. Tanzey, Treasurer; Z. Millikan, secretary;
J. l.. Millikan, Guard.
Ely ooMNANDERY no. 2s, KNIGHTS TENPLAR.
OFFIcERs:-J W. Woods, Eminent Commander;
j. b. Hudson GeneralissimO; X. B. Beeson, Cap
tain General; Mills Gardner, Prelate; II. Z.
browne, s. W; NJ. F. Hard J. W.; Milo Rock
er; II. D. Pursell, Warder; d. Furtwangler,
Treasurerj 7. J. Lindsey, Secretary; J. L. Milli-
kan, Sentinel.
BLOOMINeBURG LODGE NO. 449, F. An.
OFFIcERs:-A b. Elliott, w. M: William Clark,
tary; Henry Casey, Treasurer Chas. Steube, SD;
John n. Brown, j. D.; VIM. Noble, VIM. Squier,
Stewards; J. NJ. Adams, Chrplain; L. Delenger,
Tyler. Prudential Committee-D. NJ. Hays, John
W. Rodgers, Harry Grow.
JEFFERsoNvILLE LODGE NO. 46s, F. &A.M.
OFFICERS: II. W. Roebuck, w. NJ; G. L. Bush,
3. W.; j. Il. Lott J. W.; c. W. Gray. Treasurer;
.. v. Creamer, Secretary; l. a. Elster, $. D.; &.
r. Marshall, J. D.; Urban Hidy, George Miller,
Stewards; Abel Armstrong, Chaplain; VIM. Wood,
Tyler.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-27
PUBLISHED By

WIN. MILLIKANS SON.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-03-27
Fast Presses.
MERCANTILE

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
r y ESTATE OF JOHN G MCAIILLEN, DECD.
The undersigned has been appointed and quail
NED as Administrator of the estate of John G. Nc
Millen, late of Fayette county, decea sed.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1879. isws
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04

should be considered In any computation on
the subject. The average dUr8tion of their
Illness and cOnvaleeence Is not far from TWEEN
ty-five days, and The value Of their time may
be put at fifty cents day. This item would
amount to 81 100000. To this sum should be
added the value Of labor diverted from pro-
ductiOn or useful activity by attendance upon
10000 sick persons for ten days, each nc fifty
cents per day, 100000 The board Is not able
to estimate correctly the total losses to the
country. but they have been variouBly csti-
mated by others at sums ranging from $780,
1000 to 100000.
With the exception OF DIR. Louis A. FALL
giant, the board voted unanimously on the
above proposition. That gentleman Gays
s'Wbilst indorsing fully the necessity OF q
weIl-regulated quarantine to protect tho peo-
pie OF this country against exposure to the
importation Of infectious diseases from abroad
and against the tpread Of similar diseases In
our own midst, ] hold the view that yellow
fever may be developed by indigenous as well
as by imported poison, cannot overlook the
fact that whilst fire will explode powder, the
fire may be produced In one locality by cleo
tricty. in another hy the collision Of flint with
steel and In still another by striking q
MATCH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-Max Herr. New
York; jas II Hahn. Chicago; w d Barnes, Ban
Franclsca:J q LeBourgeois and wife. st James
T. NJ Merit, Pensacola: w d Chapman. Lon
don : Mime Modjesks and maid, Count ! Be-
T Tsan2 dems sss1w Fesa noEn W 4s5no
brooks. MIas Ella Wicktons Miss Josie Bailey,
Miss he hem s,, r. Mes ADAMS MI
Gombination: II Wilde, louisville: o God
trey Grand Rapid Mich " D@ Y %dos y
Bprwick. MRS o 2 Berwick. Miss Mary Berwick,
y MARY; Thurstop. Oberla Mrs Thos !
Clancy Grand Rapids. Mich.
ST, JAMES HOTEL.-.E A Adery. Houston ;
4 Mahon, Baton Rouge: VIM Beam soqther I
VIZ Usrbss 2n MOSCOW Rs
Mrs Ewing LAfourche: Geo NJ Jeroloman. In
diana: D n Godfrey, Eliz bethtown. Ky: James
many; w A ssnter. Rochester N Y: George
Shroles: r N Hauas. Boston r Carlton and
wife, Louisville: Jno Nabring, Ci1cinnati o.;
and daughter, Ban Antonio; Fl NOffsenRer Hel-
ma. Ala 8 " HMyne Hllsboro. N G.; A G Gla-
drom and wife. Memphis
CAssIDY'S HoTEL,-Capt 9 W Read Port
isiapa: EC Goldsticker, r Mason. Mobile: w l.
Sharkey. N ID Little. Misalssipn. J A Beeson,
R Rsn snR sn dd obd
W q Wilkinson. Mississippi: NJ GugsnhsIm''
New York.. William Quinett and family, San
Antonio; W w Wood, Amite. La; George W
natl /: L II Poyntin Maysville, Ky: James Cham
berlaiD. ASSUMPTION. La: Capt II Henly, Lou
isiana; John N Clark. Cinc; matt: G T. Wadron,
Memnhis. Tenn; John Theberg. Meisner.
New York.
CITY HOTEL.-A D French. Milwaukee,; n
Trotter; Cincinnati; i Latorge, Jesuit College:
II W Gillespie Texas; II II Harvey. New Or
leans; j l. Brown and WIFE Bayou Sara. Jas
Auge. II W Nicol, Ibervlle parish Louis r
Gowan. Jas . Gowan, Australia; David Gowan,
Wilson and wife, St GATHERINGS: w T. Atkins.
= " Turner. Winona; Geo $ Wells, Taylor
Hair. D Dart. Chicago: 7 r Easton, st Mary;
McAuley. Miasissippi: willie M Burt. Pratts-
vile; i y Hobbs city: q W Ktle, Natchitoches:
y HOBBS. East Orange, NJ; J Il Hegie A D
J d Clarke. New York; p Hulse. Bay st
Louis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04
He COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUNT.

In re G.. nj. Bavly * Pond. bankrupts-
Petition Of review filed by Paul Fouohy dis.
missed at his cost.
A. b. Seelye vs. y. +. Flanders.-Juegment
for plaintiff for 86233 81, with interest from
judicial demand. The court, while giving
Judgment as above, certifies that there was a
probable cause for the seizure Of the cotton
involved In the suit and all actions and
doings In the premises Of the defendant as
deputy general agent Of the Treasury De
partment OF the United States, and directs
that no execution shall issue on the iudg-
.ment.
Henry Bier vs. Thomas Casey.-Verdict
and judgment for plaintiff for $t4sT So
Mary r. Perrin ct ais. vs.. Myra Clark
Gaines.--Defendant confesses Judgment for
$4,000 with 8 per cent interest from Sep
TENDER 1, 1871, until paid, and with the special
privileges granted at law in favor Of attor-
neys at law The suit WAS for the recovery
of the amount named, due the deceased hus-
band OF the petitioner for professional SER
vices as an attorney at law.
Charles A. Lewis VS.. City Of Shreveport
The parties to the suit waived trial by jury,
and submitted the case upon an argued state
ment Of facts and briefs.
On motion of the United States District At
torney the United States Marshal was d.
rected to pay the mileage and per diem OF
witnesses recently before the grand jury.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04
mately 6,40O.000 hcad, against last winters
total OF 6,5O0,OO0 ol March /.

Only three fires have been recorded since
the commencement Of the Christian era, says
an exchange, In each OF which the value OF
the property destroyed amounted to $780,
100000. These three are the Chicago fire OF
October o. 1871, s2o0ooo,OOO; the Paris fire Of
May, 1871, 800 100000; and the Boston fire Of
November9 0, 1872, 100000 ,000-all these within
the last eight years, and two Of them In this
country of steam fire engines, fire extlnguish-
ers, paid fire departments and all the modern
improvements. The loss by the great Lon
don fire Of 1865 was only 100000, by the
New York fire, December II. 1885, 500, 100000;
by the Portland fire OF July 4, 1866, $4,000
600; by the Hamburg fire Of 1912, $35 .o0o,O 900;
New York, 1916, s60OOOOO; st. John, New
foundand, 1916, $5O00OOO; San Francisco,
1851, $3,500,O0O; Montreal, 1859. s5,00O,oO
Tooley street, London, 1861, 800 900; Phil
adelphi, whisky fire. 1869, s3,5Oo,oo0: London
"Pantechnioon, 1874, $1,000 600; st. John, N
b., 1877, $4,000, 900: Chicago, 1874, s4,00OOoo
New York. Grand and Worth streets, 1875,
S5, 900, OO0-and 81, Oh,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04
:. The Furry In stocks =

always means an opportunity for some ehrewd
and lively operator tn make u handsome profit.
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., bankers. New York,
have established the new combination system
for operating In stocks, so that capital 10 any
amount from rs to 100000 can be used probably
at any time that may suit the customer. by
pooling the orders OF thousands Of patrons
into one immense sum, and operating them as
a mighty whole, under the moot experienced
skill. vast profits are made. which could be
gained In no other way. These are divided pro
rata among Shareholders An In
vestment OF $40 returns $50 or per cent on the
the market. j. NJ. Lyon. 1T. Louis. made over
800 per cent on an investment IN October by the
combination method; Messrs. Lawrence & 70. Z
rules for success" aud full information, so thai
any one can operate with profit Stocks and
bonds wanted. Go, eminent bonds supplied.
Apply to Lawrence & Co.. bankers. 81 Exchange
Place, New York city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04

California this year produces seven million
gallons Of wine, and starts a raisin culture
OF great future promise with product Of
10000 boxes. All known varieties OF foreign
grapes that gave any promise OF Hourishing
In California soil have been tried, and no ex-
penSe has been spared in their cultivation.
The wine growers Of the Pacific coast, with
varied experience Of twenty years, now un-
derstand their business thoroughly. Some
and some of them have failed utterly; but
they have found dozen varieties of exoellont
foreign grapes that are as prolific as In their
native soil, and turn out rs we'll It Is assert
gu py GallIofhiahs that theirs is to be the
great wine-growing territory OF America and
that the best wine and raisin cranes will not
grow east Of the Rocky Mountains. The
range Is confined in their view, to California
and possibly part Of Arizona, and the district
capable. OF producing the best quality Of
grapes is said TO be no larger than the wine
districts OF France. '' vino
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04
The Louisiana Lottery Abroad.
philadelphia Times

The downfall Of the Louisiana lottery
seems to be near at hand. sure enough, since
the State Senate has followed the House In
the passage of bill providing for the repeal
of It's charter. Ii Gov. Nichols shall sign
the bill, which ought not to be matter of
doubt, great curse will be extirpated and
not Louisiana alone. but the whole country,
will have reason to give thanks. good
many struggling newspapers that have been
subsidized by the concern will have to scratch
harder for living, one or two ex-Confederate
officers OF high rank will have to look else
where for a support, and the policy dealers
will be obliged to look no some other charter
for Swindling, but thousands Of people will be
rid In measure Of temptation to make fools
OF themselves in the old and vain effort to get
rich without work
tVicksburg Herald.I
pealed by vote Of the Louisiana Legisla-
ture This concern has wrung thousands
upon thousands Of dollars from the people OF
the South, and grown insolant. II has for
years exerted great influence In Louisiana
affairs, and recently the charge was made
that 1t was mixed up In the political intrigues
prior to tho overthrow of the Kellogg Pack
ard regime When the bill came up for the
repeal Of the charter, 1t made a tremendous
struggle against 1t. A majority Of the New
Orleans papers, If not It's av0wed friends, ware
silent as to the evils and impositions. The
DEMOCRAT however, mercilessiy exposed It's
infamies, and 1t is no exBggeraton to say Is
entitled to q large share OF the credit for
crushing IL out. In its last struggles for ex-
istence, the DEMOCRAT charges that 1t sought
to bribe Senators to vote against the charter
repeal, or to absent themselves when the vote
came IN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04

It Ii evident that the supplies Of hogs In the
western portion Of the packing districts are
holding out well, but that in Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio there Is comparatively small
number to be marketed during the remaining
four weeks of the winter season. Nor does
there appear to be any reason why farmers
should be anxious to dispose of their hogs In
an unfattened condition, even at the advanced
figures now being obtained, in view Of the en-
couraging prospects for later period. Bet
ter returns can undoubtedly be obtained by
retaining such stock and putting 1t into prime
order before forwarding to market for the out
look seems to flavor as good or better prices for
hogs some weeks or months hence. compared
with present values. The aggregate packing
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04
FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL.
MON ETAWY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Monday Evening. February .. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
NEW oRLiEA.

Cleartngs. Balances
Februarv ...sf.bl9514 46 s26D,T82 81
February 3...... ...... lsOo,9US ~ 5ai'lot %
Total thus far. 50. 42o.s23 16 s6o1.ss9 81
We quote exceptional paper 1908 cent; Al
do p01O second grade do O.; loans on COL
laterals COS: Al mortgage paper sg9; sec-
ond grade do o v cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted nc sao@s5
and trade dollars at e2oe5c. Halves and quar-
ters tAmerican) are quoted at 99%@99S.
The sales of Foreign Exchange were small
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
-0kab. and bills OF lading and clear bills at
4st !. 04s2h. Sales 900 bill of lading at 49,
04s2H.
French bills arc firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs -: commercial 5.23}S.
Bank sight bills opened steady and closed
the same at " y cont discount: commercial Is
quoted -6o31G v cent discount.
State Consols stronger at 62A@D62h,
Premium Bonds closed weak at 26h@26a.
Stocks were In light request. and for the list
no changes we're reported.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST oALL-1O A. M.
$4,000 Jackson r. r. first mortgage bonds 1903 4
rs 600 State Consols. ....-................... 60
States 6IA@e2: Premiums 26ho2ex.
INTERMEDIATE CALL-i1 A. n.
90 900 State CopsOs. ,....,.............. Ga
States 62k@o62x: Premiums 26ht027.
SECOND oALL-i2 NJ.
e3 shares waterworks Company. ...-...-... 81
States 62662M: Premiums 26's @261.
INTERMEDIATE CALI p. NJ.
No sales.
States 62a@e2%: Premiums 26H@2eA.
THIRD CALLr2P. M.
20 shares Waterworks Company. ........... 81
% shares Louisiana Ice Company. "a
States e2062H: Premiums 261. @26I.
CLOSING CALL-3:30 P. M
81, 900 Premium Bonds. .......-.........+.. 26S
States 62Ag62h Premiums 26&@26A.
lBy Telegraph
New YoRK. Feb. 3.-Money closed at 202K p
cent. Foreign exchange steady ut 4sba@488h.
Governments closed firm; currency. 6s 12OA
@I214, Union Pacific Railroad bonds closed
az follows Firsts 1071s@iO7H; land grants
n14@li1h: sinking funds 0oa91O9a; Centrals
107HD107ss.
Clearing House statement-Exchanges. s1i1.-
563 a6s; balances. &6s24.7T5.
In State bonds Louisiana consols sold at sos,
and District Of Columbia 3.6bs at 1914.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
DECISIONS by yuDuB RIaHToB.

DEUI5IUNb B1 JUD1FH HItFHTVH'
Michael Shelly vs. J. q. Dobbins OF al.--ln
junction dissolved with damages.
Crescent City Railroad Vs. the New Orleans
Belt Railroad Rule to bond Injunction made
absolute Defendant allowed TO bond injunc-
tion on furnishing bond In the sum of $4,000
Mrs. o. Pecot vs.. A.. l.. Tucker.--Judgment
for plaintiff.
Charles p. Wang Vs. Geo. Rice.-Judgment
for plaintiff Tor the sum Of $50. interest and
costs.
]. s.. Goldswaith vs. p. i. Bouny tax col
iector-Rule nisi discharged.
Russell u Hall ys. jackson Railroad.
nent for plaintiff.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04
Lbv ER pool.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN .. q. LIN

FEM The steamship
AAE4hG vANgUARD.
Gill, Commas
will sail on. or about February 8, 1874 q
wharf. foot of Esplanade street. I'll
Will receive cotton and sign through mn
lading for the Continent. between Havre.
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being OF light dram. I
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at ali u,
without detention,
For freight apply TO
DECAH 4 90.
de20 1v 1889 aravier airs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04

New YORK. Feb 3. 11:35 a. m-Coffee steady;
total safes and withdrawal Saturday 351s Rio.
Milds firm; sales-b59 Maracaibo Cargoes-
Ordinary II. fair la<@Hh. good 1l[@l5. prime
Sugar easy: sales 1900 hhds; refining fair to
go0d falr 61s@64. prime so. Refined sugar easy
81 off 8&@s% standard crushed 0@91S pow
dered 81 rauulated 81 cut loaf o.
1870 .. m.-Cotee steady sales 1000 Laplaee
stock, b6.2OS. Refined sugar steady; fair de-
Spot cotton dull: Middlings "a; futures quiet
but firm.
CHICAGO. Feb 3. $3.50 n. m.-Pork-so s7x bid
April 80 80 bio May 50 s2h asked May. Lard
9 I'D March MAJ. 66@657h April ,6,eS@ee7h May.
n MY fait meats a. 40 Wheat 8s%@s6I
Union Stock Yards Estimated receipts Of
hogs Tor forly eight hosrs 10000; official satur-
gay l8lss; DO ents ee9: light grades 50 55
ee3 50; heavy 81 1908 80 for common To choice.
Cattle-Estlmated receipts 2O0J: market quiet.
rp 1g9 e. mi e bid feb
asked February. slA bid March. SIX April Is 4
May, OAts-2oM r bru,ry, 2O5 March 81 April.
235s May: PoIk,so 5,h March. % 67H April.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Opening- Wheat-931 Feb
ruary. pa March. sc April. Corn-3O15 Fobru-
ary' $l%@sl}% March 3aa April. aah May.
March, 961@96A April. o3f cash No red 81 4
cash Ms:h Corn higher 3oh February. alh03l4
March 6a s3g2s ARrl ss May eash
Ga ca D. whisky steady. 81 o.. Pork stronger
80 go asked. Out m ats stronger; car lots 20 day
clear ribs 1000 4s, Bacon better: clear ribs
5l0a5 is, clear b.sC15.35. Lard quiet; SO
asked 81 bid.
CINCINNATI. Feb. B. 12:25 .. m.-Pork $40
Bacon !, 81. 81. Hams 71zD9 Cut meats j,
~. ~; Lard 6.4O@7. Hogs % 8OGS4; receip "a
1915. Whisky 81 %.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 3. 1879 D. N. INSTRUMENTATION
canal b 6d'9l0s ccntai. Wheat-CaltfornIf
average 81 sd@os ii, do. Club 80 lIdasss Id
Western spring 6s lode ss. do winter ss eiasd
Oorn-New mixed - 7d04s sd y GENITAL. Oats
9s sd Y GENITAL. Potk-Prime mess Western 4ss
Lard-Prime Western ass. Bacon-Long clea,