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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
MARKETS. nY TELEGRAPH.
DOMESTIC

NEW YonH. Dnr. y. Flour Boulh"rn duot
ani Rfohdy: common 70 fair eStrn u e 90 20.
good 10 choice 81 pt0Da 50. Wbant 9GDla bettor
good export d"mnnd. mod"rnlo ep".,lntIvn
hnsinnes ungrHdei I'D al tbopI 66t No do
u Gu: miSni winter ~ SO Cora dull nnd pfcos
without eislnRa. DAa about 90 loW0r. very
duh. No. ~ Hops dull. nominnlly IN
chnnRel, Molneaoa foreign. dun and low"f :.
Now ., lenuH 1870 IL
VI 81 al GO Turpentine strong. ~. Woo
flrm, ttndp moderte pfln"a tho ammo. Pork
iItn. very anl"t ~ 5oaoi2 70 Middle" u anu"
hotter long eI"r7 No. shot ~, l@ng md short
-. Inrd hlghar. less nntv". I i6l ',Ml H2a for
new. VIII, by nominal. 81 =. Frnigas quat.
lfidns uni0 ataaay aud unchanged
GuIOAHp. doc. N.-Flonr nonlnnpy IN
chtogeh Wront unsettled, Renernlly higher
and eIoalng weak: N" rod winter 81 ~, No.
Ia fair domnnd M Iow"r ut to'r. Onn Rt"ndy
md In inir a"mHni NJ llse Provisions unaet-
tlad generally hghor. rlrtna wonk mi lower
pork Ill 70 Lard Il Bulk mnht4 active nnd
IA shade higher. thpulenra ia. short ribs 76.
short eloHr 6 ~. Whisky etendv and unchanged.
Tho Drovera' journal reports: Hogs He-
lnhor nusal9n, hfgn phcK"fR hoidtnG on' !,
iii" Union m"efa thia evening md g..
morrow. Whom II is thought boy Will
ds lido 10 givn In. tho market il dull md
slow, but tpnHdV aine": ainnll houses uaid
N lonoi 30 for miSea p@ekng light Roid ut ~ 40
aa4 90 choice hanvy ~ 5botl 10. Cattls RoeoinR
1000 phiptpon4 so: pafktt ppaanbIy htlve Hni
eirafiy chipping 81 Cn03 &C. butrh"re' pnloi
n 49, . feep'ers-, mud ,.tockern' sIow nnd
1Hlnt ut q Ga@fa 80 Shnep-N r.eeipa or ship
m"nR. mnrket uomlnnlly unchanged
RT Borig. Dee 2l.-Flpur firm Wheat bet.
tor No rod fnl u 24a@l M',. No; do 81 2lab
n. Corn tnat"r. a. OUTS hoher; 371
whisky quiet 81 % Pork betef til 80 naked
Lnri hrmer. Whid. Bnlk monte titm-r mud
hish"r: Shoulders, l2o. rioa e5opG,eo. sidoa
GntDG.70 Bacon NoihinR doing
iIoRN tlrm: igtt attipptug II lo"ti 20, pnclslng
"a 2oDi hi. butchers ~ eoI'wt ~ 5pmt g.: TO-
cnIpts a5e9 ahipmente 400 ontl,' supply very
light composed of poor atulr which WINS not
WuTtNi trHIafnrB. thHrnfDT6, W.fD Vrfy fnW.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. I
Wednesday Evening. December ~. 1879. J
nAraY MARKET REVIEW.

Money IL unusually quiet for this Hnhson n
TIM Ynhr.
Foreign Exchange ia atealr.
New York sisht rs higher
Stocks nre dun.
state C9ns0la and Premium Bonds arc iirmar.
Cotton III uuiut here Now York spots arc
atendy mt yAatordaya ratna, md fn'nraa anini
and steady Liverpool spots AFRO firm md lid
highnr. whlia futures nre duh and ateady.
Havre Ia duh md unchanged.
Sugar u uuie but tirm.
MolnHEra II IN request aud Htnndy
Riae FL AtnHly.
Flour n quiet although Western whent IA IT,
proving
Provisions hre Etnaiy with tho execution OF
old Pork. which i hold higher under western
ahvicea.
aroceriaa exhibit little animation or uuotablo
variation
Country produ1ts arc unchanged except fer
apples. which ern lower
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The Price Carreut says:

There have baHa some Interruptions to pack
Ina operations at s0mn nt this leading points
the past week Is disposition the part 81
the trade to l0tl Uni aHi let the prcos OF hogs
decline. This end hls been ae 8omplished here,
whore prices oil hogs h4va dropped fully 50
cents per lHU pounds, and DO not yet give us
surnncent s@Iauing BOTTOM At Chicago the
decline hos uae0 about 40 cents per 100 pounds.
TOTAL packing tor the week ut the ten principal
places $50 uHa. A. In a5h 900 the previous W ck
and s25 900 during corresponding time tast
TeAF. Tu date ta4Ee places have reached II total
M San eeo. uE I4E naa more than IL the same time
Inst year. lnt~rlur points arc considerably
ahead OF torta~p undlrg date last year, IN the
aggregate. The break In the price, Of hogs
comes little earlier than was expected by the
trade generally. And operators offer various
theories rs 70 rs cause, some claiming that
the so,ealled controlling interest ut Chicago
having gotten into M independent p9siti Il
with regard to previous contracts and secured Il
liberal line Of shorts" have thrown upon the
market their methods OF depression OF prices
OF hogs. Perhaps the theory easiest to accept
is that the thing has dropped OF its own weight.
Drovers have lost heavily on recent shipments.
The break Ia The provision market has been
severe on WhAt Ii now termed the lambs In
the trade. Inc hogs are not all marketed yet,
Domestic trade from consuming dlstriets has
been checked Ivy the late advancing tendency Of
product, and foreign orders have been limited,
while there has been fair movement abroad BY
sCnsignments. The old lard has been steadily
going into tbs hands of refnefs, bnt there u
yet large snrliuS stock In sight. The rF.a-
lively higher value OF meats lends TO lras effort
tor manufacture Of lard than existed year
ago,
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closing nj 9Nb.IGd for MddlinR Uplanda md
l-1Gd for Middling q eanH. The sniea COM
pt sed 10 900 bales OF which 1000 were American.
itaenipta Of MI kinds were 23.5pp bales of which
M 500 ware American.
ItyHurooL FUTURES Opened irregular aud
closed duil and 81 hdy
IivERrooL DELlvEutTH HnlAmis. any port.
not hnuw low Miidling, wors quoted IA fol
lows becnnhor and January - a21. Janu-
Hry mud February ~ AL, February md
March u iGl. March aud April ~. April
Rnd May / lGd May Hna juno tI2i. junannl
Juty77-92a7a lsl. July aud August i, hn-
gust and Heutrmber IA.
IIAynE MAnKHr Ul Rni unchanged. 81
francs for Trna Orhtnnifo tappg. and ~ Tor
Low Middting (aIlontl,
DAYS RECEIPTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
To-day ..4,s.... 3..+s+ .t...-. 7.lGi
Ihla aHg last week. 10 f6}
This day lae yGtr -=-..s..s..,s =! nal
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

The movement In cotton to-day wa7 restricted
by the lnlisu0Sion Of faotorEto meot the views
~ buyers. The sao4 summed IN only 400 los.
exclusive Of 900 Yesterday after 3 .. III. Tho a..
mand was principally for Great Britain. Tho
market closed quiet and unchanged
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
4lnn bales, Including 900 after 3 u. M yeator-
Day MurEat remains quiet md Unchanged
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LEG. Az. NOTICES.
EAND No. 10 rs.

/ HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT ON THE
l tweny-atghtu day ot Nov, mber, 1872, judR-
mont reudnro1 in this court IN Tho follow
ing entitled auit. In tho words aud figures fol-
lowing, 70 wit
No 10 ~ Mrs Mnrie Martin wife ~ Frank
T.itonhOtE. VI. hHr husband.
On motion Of HnDhpln Il DuerOs. Of Cpun-
Rel for plaiHtiff. ana on producing 10 -" cpurt
due prof In support u said plnlft II = claim
tho lnw md evidence being In her favor. II
wig orderod, nduJged and doorned that tn,
Ildgmeut by default herein onnred on tho
eoyent""nth Instant ho now confirmed hni
made fnal. md ArcatdinRly TINT thern bN IuiR
mont in fnVnr Of pfnintiif. Mira. Marie Mnrtin.
Rnd against tho i fond mt. Frank T. | snbarg
hnr huAbnnd. dGerneiug il separation Of prop-
ert y and u dissolution Of ha community Of NO
dlIettR and ghins harotoforo existing between
tho Rati parties.
1t h. futthrr ndludgnd and drcrood thnt tho
said plaintiff do hnve Hnd recover of the do
foniant, her husband, tho sum ~ snvGn thaH-
snni Ave hundred dollars. with five per cent In
tersst psr anutlm thereon. from November l..
1870 until paid, aud costs # suit. With mort
Rngn n allowed hy law to married women on
tn" property u their husbands.
And II 10 further ad1Hdgcd and d"creod that
the MD plaiftff be hnd I'll" - hereby nH'hOI-
iz"d 10 administer and enJ3y har own s"phra' o
and uArHphornnl estnte sho may think 1T
ana prnIor t3dO
Judgment signed Deenmher 4 1870
HfJ(tEIkS Tudue
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COTTON fJI,Dr.

The following from tho Lpulsyllls Courier
Journals indicates the percentage Ut tho In
rrense or ieoruasn reported by tho Department
of Agriculture Tor cotton crops Of tho vnfians
States IA compared with last yonr;
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nhout 80 hhd,. low ugs atdoa34c " b. meiium
i4nl -. good Hnd tlnp 4'sm4 ". Low innf 80
o.. medium r. Ui &C. good nndilne ,tpHlar.
- net Tons gOiOf.
MANrr,trunrp TOBACCO Qnei Elmo plug
tHalG2n Il p. tlne medium b7aG1e. Bright quar-
tors. common annnd J56R.1t. Blight navy. a.
nni 5'a lGMt l2r. IiinGk sWaat !5hG4D9. No. |. ~
nnl los dark hfarR sweat 3tpt2n, Navy iha
black a41tt4r, navy ~ black alepia' fancy tyea.
natural lonf. 43a4i9 M. /. lbs. extra fancy
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
Sr4aH guot hut tirm. Inferior lH5 -. com
mnu nv a. -. K toi common g. M - Hir G{s0G
49, good tair ',"ats'. fully fnir TAT -. prinn
~ M7 ~. Rtiictly prtHte go RoGoutiH Ga N
~ yellow eintlh od seha All. gay clarified so
-. Of white 8'3".tae. choice white r. iap8 40.
Htnnd MI whita faM 4.
MoI,Aasts IT, fair request and atnndy. Com
mon 45ar Je y gallon eeufrrugHl 250g3gs fair 30
hn}4 ptImo 5JWGata. strictly primo i56o3ic choice
~ 49,
ItcE With light stock Of choice nnd n fair
local l"mnnd prices continue etnltdy at uuotN=
lions NJ ! t's"ts.e. common '4np6e. otdt "ary
Gi,@6GNsr fnr 6t,"Ghr' good 65h1Gfe. prime 7 n d
If4r. choice 7 atbT u,
BREADSTUFFa
FGouE-Ia lpiet. Fine 4! Bod aupcrnne $50
! 49, extra 81 50 IL ~ douhO extra Sc 2anv6 80
ir"hl0 extrn - n az So family &IDT l2s. choice
81 2btp fnnry ~ 5nd
CORN MEAr-DuIl. ~ an912 80 n bb
GKIIR Dull. Choice 81 lo03 81 Dbl, mir ~
good a. 25HsI 81
IIoMINY III 5o0i.
RIVE tLouK -0l6 70 W hbi.
EUIK Cons Smlnbloa ~ sor mixed
BULK WHEAT Slnbln III i9ot5oe for No rod
GRAIN AND FFEDSTUFF5.
CoRN IN AAGks n FIR supply. fair reaneat
ana Atenay. nhlto q 49,, wtetto mixed 57W
OATS IN good supply and firm: ts}ae4oe Y
ltHAN 0uIot and 4tondy; 7om.77 81 " 100 III.
Hay Choice mt25 u ton. primo s22nn1}. or
PROVISIONS.
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DOM EsPIU EXPORTS.
FHNAssEAH. AND GOMmERCIAL NEWS
Legal, HOLIDAY.

Tho banks Cotton Exchange. Stock Exrhnngc
and public on w win hp olusni % morrow
GhrplmnR.
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isiana grown chickens iJn3 %. Young VI 1900
az, ducks a. SOFAS 49, gesss %. turkeys
siHpt2.
Zoos. Western d1,G H. dozen, Louisiana =
diaOn.
Woor@ hurry isdn2or u b. Louisiana olenr
,On0aIn eonr lRlt "a R1Gn.
GotfafHy Huns Hftan TaHitad DAmn4e. dry
Mini IGfpl7e dry saltod l5Gbt6r r III.
cry IlphR ~ n mud M y ". a8Rssr: Rfner
nud COW hldaa. 10 to 70 H.. G"gG'sa: kin u 70 ~
ii ,p}Rs.", Gu sstnrraa. Krubby htlNs ma
kpa ~ oir ~ tDki
,fAthow Uouutry g, @7e. city 7e v H.
HhEtwAS igt92Or " IT..
iinRNa Ok hatna. primo. aneh a0Ge COW 10
a 1r5
pnlHp Fpu,r ApuIoa d. a n, penehoa
%
IontERa, OHANGaR sG,oG 10 U hbl. Ut rolofs
~ a0ap.
TrSsa rfrANF pet2t 4 h,
Moss Mtxed ~ - I IL. grnY 2ao21'e. hlhek
3 IA t1gn
FEsruHnB 6oe 4 H..
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THE MONEY MARKET Exhibits little yaria-

THE MONEY MARKET Exhibits little yaria-
| tlen
| v cent, Al DO -toa. coatoral loans, 7@s' Al
mortgage no aeeond grads nominal.
New YohK Money rnta v cont.
| LospoN- Bank Of England rate. Consols
| IAnlH-Iieniea III. b2ts.
| AMEnicAN t,otpl California 7aoy u cont lila
count; light Woiaht pf0pnr. mutil ttoi q y cont
dlacount.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule at asGpsB Y. trade
dolinra p2aDr5. American hnlym aud Inhrtnta
ppl.0lm, Bullion ~ London b27-iGd hare. Inc
81 az nanre.
Foprrps COINS In currency Flve.tranN
ptaanu Held -r twaniv-franc pieOss ~ 7bO -,
aovorpigns ~ 1914 ~. ten thalor pincoa w GOO
HtnuiRh bublpons Biz 95R Patriot doub
looms III $50 Mexican donbloona 30 l'po
Mexican tNontY paApa pioco fln hDla a.. Hnuth
American gold voc per poaoa. German twenty
mHrI ~ BuGpd H.
oo47a.a bank naRi. ~ Now York commercial
IL I1pD4H !. bunk isleol4t's.
FRANCS Hnudy. Ii"re commercial arc '.27 \
hnnk h.aa'. at Now York commercial
5.2ha5 a., hank h.2a94 9b,22A.
NEw YonE Htaur Higher for commor"Inl
Cpmmetotnl 81 buava discount por tlpoo. Bnnk
md hnnkara checking rata e % per fWW
STATE coNsoia AND PREMIUM noNhs MARKET AT
TlrH NEW onI,IANs sIorR EXCHANGE,
Rtn'a Gonaula. Premium Bonds.
bid. Asked ~. Asked.
ID H. ~ ....ibs 46f. 2Rs ~
" ih. 4t'a ~ 2H',
Il. IN
IuRn ynatHrdny. ib1s Ami, o. 2A'r
ThisdAY atW'k lGt tG's 2Aa 2H'a
THIS day Eat year 80 COS 2bt, "hN,
SIATE rONspIH AT NEW YORK.
M liapni@ h"a ware roenivna
MrscELLaNEouR BoNpa Small state Honds
4@Ats: G,tt uonaoll!"i"'d Bonds ano9a3'' !:
other CITY bonds : jackson Nailruni. irat
nplfKngn an do second coupon ~ do
aecond deht ~ United htataa I w nnnta--
IIorn maa Mlua',. 10 Now York lo4@ioi.. 10
London loo . ~
MARRaNla NcnIr EIG A'nto Warrants 171p
rerrivnbIo Inr lonna"s aud taxes. A0aRaA- Loveo
Warrants aE0 ,icn Warrants A1h a1aD4b
Gny Scrip 1874. 2p'.a35: la7h. IT. aaa'S 1910.
10 am 1877. MO- la7H. 2paooto hehool
Gerttn ,nra HAL paid CITY Donpons 90.
Interest Gar'ihoatea "n Sato Gnnana January.
1870. 80 July 1872. o.. Pdyilrgea on Pro-
MUM bonds 10 cant.
STOCKS fhe* bffn-e ha fpHtrin1 quotdtions
Of sfacka i,uiirntna FIdidy's mcrkiV q,fof1rns Of
thr Nctr Orleans htoGh Exchange. M maj 4dic
Fa,ra EidaV, The !. idst ahte 10 day. a. NTH d,nt-
,teui. n If firifGud
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'4'' y '3'h' a.4.
per cont EAT Vial

We assume 46b pounds o. thu average weight
OF tho bale, though tho average ot tho last fsw
Years is heavier Tho last years. estimate OF
tho department III taknn from tho annual rn-
port amt W. calculate tho yod FOR 1870 by com
putting nn tho pnfAaat!sRe Of Loss and gain As
averaged frotn The Departments tudniinitn re-
port,
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wa EGss u -.
40 " VI ERtSAE.

tTbr asnte qltotntlo,t4 W TIM fo9otruU ma,.-
L,ts nHi,ente Htr e'noir4aif p',iees. and oHtania
faiH'cS JOB iuts.I
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FINANCIAL.

Dtls. QitpfaleoNs OF foreign and domestic mar
kaS are from The closing kilograms.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
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moo sTATIsTICS

Speeini reports 10 tho Cincinnati Price Cur
fnnt show Tho number Of hogs packed al the
nnaor- mentioned places since November !, t5
lnth and Lalnai mail AA.-Ns Us follow.
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In testimony whereof | have hereunto sot
my hand aud affixed the eaAl Of the sud court
ut tho city 81 NV 0rlenna. on this eighth day
OF hne"mher, In IN" y9ar Of orr lord On" thou
sand eight hundred aud Hnvt,nty niue.
JOIN J. HANNAH. Deputy Clerk.
dn25 llA ~
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~. '''z>' '''1s .,of' wv : !"
tsssasA2D. ~T. LOUIS AMn NEW 0M~
F,rA@S RAILROAD.
rHE OulgK FHT nouTE EAST.

THE QUICK FIT ROUTE EAST,
TrninR wilt l"avn ind arrive Ut tho CnllioDe
pttsot Depot. on aGd Rftnr September AZ. 1879. as
t8loHa:
LsRVe. Arrive.
Exp, no. 1. b:Ib .. m. Exp. No. a. TAO a. m.
Mixed No. y. 7 :Oo II. IN. Mixed No. 4. 7:s0 o. m.
Nos / and 2 run daily. Nos and daily. OK
capt sunday.
saturday Accommodation for McComb City
leaves nt $3.50 H. IN.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARN
pHKOUGH TO LOUfByILLE. CINCINNATI
CoLTMBUg. O.. AND CTti0AGO WITHHOLD
CHANGE. md Gor ct. LOUIS Sleeper In at
fached st MHn, enabling pessengor8 TO Rq
through without leaYing the train. Only ONb
CHANGE To NEW YORK and EASTERh
CITIES.
Improved Sleeping md Reclining Chnir cars
to Virkebnrg duly without change
Ticketa for sale barths secured and informa-
Common.
4. q. RHELDON. Ticket Agent.
r CHANDLER General paseen9er Agent
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JURGIELEWICZ'S
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE {!
This medicine never falls to give ALMOST
INSTANT RELIEF, and In most cases Ell
FEGTS A PERMANENT CURE.


INSTANT RELIEF md In most cases Eff
FECTS A PERMAAEN L CURE
JTRGIELEWICZ'S
ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE
haa b"nn In tho market for the last twenty
yrars and ha3 now established IL reputation
which no other remedy can equal. From the
thousands # testimonials which could fur
niAh, only selset the following:
LEWICXS hNTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE,
hnd found thai It really possessed the medical
virtues ~ stated In his Acknowledgement. and
to Tho afflicted:
MAXhY MEi summit. Pike comfy. Miss.
Capt g. Y. CORNING. bark Qleneida. Pom
hDoLpli q. LoErER proprietor Loeper's
A. KIMMEL, tG2 Carondef4t street
VIM BOYNE, 225 Front Levee street.
Morgan's L"aislnna and Texas Railroad.
q. l.; ST CYk ~ H@nIbon street;
JOHN BoiS. l52 Camp street.
Cart, BOYD ROBINSON. 40 Rampant street.
Col DANL A. WILSON. general agent Louis
~. sAMLG GRAsTY. Atlanta Ga.
JOHNSON F.LLANG, $50 Magazine street.
J. u. kREBS. SET sat3n, MISS.
I NUT call tho at.entlon oi the public to be
~ int 10 With = GREEN WRAPPER. and / am
Tue solo Proprietor Any m3disine pretended
70 - MIN / ~ with d,n-rent Wrapper,
mud eDiiiaad to be the property Of somebody
else. IL Il counterfeit
w. l.. JTRGIELEWICZ,
aOEE PROPRIETOR,
Corner ThaIia and Magazine streets,
NEW ORLEANS
For sale BY al loading, druggists; Price 81 50
r,hr hF,ft 13yl MT T IpW
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MI @GELLANEOUe.

MAYA ArpHEa Fitch ~ 25s43 ~ u bhI. Tar f.
NJ 80 /, III itasin &2r03 81 u Dbl SplritRtur
pnutipn mn a. " gallon.
EAlita Hlurra EaRgInR. : n. rnil%e r
ynrd - II II ~ re-. boiling tWinN I'm n h
GaTroN 'Tu.e III" ARROW ITO ~ ~ IA huHdts
atlp lie g. n. metia ~. Triumph Ito - 80
Film Il Wi"t cotton hrio Iio ~ u.
FoHpIgN FRWt1# AND hurH Oranges
box EnfurnR 81 50. lttlalna 4 - InntHiup
T5sN0t IT n bunch BnnunnR 75c 20 a. 70 u
bunch pnteR " h Currnna Gsn Y H.
Now prlinea iotsn CItrons 2ee " ID. Almonds
ne. BrnHIl nntatl',c Fiibnrta use.
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COUNTRY PRODUCTS.

POTATOES 81 1902 q Dbl
ON Ns-Western %. Northern S. 5093 rs.
APpLhs-Chotoe s4a4 50 2 Dbl.
CABBAGEs -s3gb} 50 p box aud @ u 100.
FOUR kRoUr-S76Ds a bbt.
a4@4e. red kidney 31g4e. Western white 21a@
&c. Western red $685.
PoULTRY.-W Western grown chickens 81 SOD
"a rs 2 DC zsn young do 50 $500 so, ducks $40
Is. geese s. 90. turkeys sl2@l3 q dozen; Lou.
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COAL.

PrrrRnunG T. atnnmbonR fn3 u box, rntail III
" It'll whaaanle co.. ftt Enrunrd 20 " box TO
atnntHhnnfa retail hbn Wholoanln
ALABAMA ffatt j. rnliing ~ 81 III ton. 2oph
lbs rtt ding nt zoe u hbl, IInIonn t. anllng nj
81 5up ton. ao0a T. !, retailing ~ 70 bhI. Mon
toyliln Is e"lltng I'll - ften. 2iol III. retailing
4 ~
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LEAF TOBACCO Tnnaimntn. Stock on aale
nhout 80 hhd.. low ,lga 3afD374c " b. moiium
i4nl4r, good Hnd tlnp 4'.@t4 ". Low i"nf 80
o. medium G'rmi 4c. good nndilne ,tp8.pc,
- ~ Tons gallo.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
HOARD AT u NJ.
100 shares Wntcrwnrka Co. f.s "a II |
&h.0nO state I0nRols. ....-=-.s... IL y. |
5000 Stato Console u 100 4aR. |
t.0nn Premium Bonds ..s.. ..... &c. |
RAfr.s OUTSIDE OF THE EXCHANGE.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-02
Injured Out West.

Several weeks ago Mr.. John p. Cor
nell, of this city, went out to the far West,
for the benefit of his health. His health
becoming better be stopped at Fargo, Da-
kota Territory, where he obtained work
at his trade, that of carpenter ano
builder. About two weeks ago, Mr.. Cor
nell fell from the top of house on which
he was at work, and broke three of hi
ribs, dislocated his knee, broke his nose
and sustained severe bruises all over his
body. Notwithstanding his terrible in
juries he determined to start at once for
home, and after receiving all possible at
tention from physician of the place, he
started, on Friday, September 26th, upon
his long and dreary ride of 2300 miles.
When he left, his friends thought it i'm
possible for him to live through half OF
the journey, but with wonderful
strength of wi he maintained himself
until his arrival in this city, last evening.
He was at once taken to his home, No.
600 West Second street, and DR.. r. p.
johnson summoned, who made the in
jured man as comfortable as possible for
the night. lie is now doing very well,
despite his severe injuries, and his long
ride under such unfavorable circum-
stances.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-02
Brief Locals.
DTFcI AVCN0"'
Reed birds at FulImer's 5O6 Market


City Council meets this evening.
The Lingard Folly Company will ap
pear at the Opera House on MONDAY
evening.
Madame ReDtz's Female Min trels ap-
pear at the Opera House on Tuesday
evening next.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Bear In mind that the Bankers Ddug's-
ter will appear at the Opera House on the
18th inst
r ed BIRDS at Fullmer's 500 Market.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE will be is
sued to-day.
Only one case before the Mayor this
morning.
The Miieletown iair closes this after
noon.
All kinds ofjob work done cheap at
the GAZETTE office.
salt oysters at Fuilmer's, 506 Market.
Tho mercury alin ost touched tue nine-
ties yesterday AFTERNOON i'll the sun.
There was another cuitiug affray IL
Heugeville on tuesday evening.
How long will this weather coptEuel
Col. Jones. of the U. S. Marine Corps
who has been spending some time In
this city, has gone to Washington.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-02
The Time Drawing Near.

To-day the official term of John B.
Pennington as Attorney-General of the
State of Delaware draws to an end, and
Governor Hall can, if he so chooses,
name Mr.. Pennington's successor to-day.
Whether he will do so or not remains to
be seen. II he SO desires he can defer
the appointment until just previous to
the sussex County Court, which COM
mences in two weeks, but it is probable
that he will relieve the suspense OF the
interested parties by naming the lucky
recipient within the next few days. As
is well-known the principal contestants
for the honor of appointment are John
II. Paynter, Esq, Of Georgetown, and
George Gray, Esq, of New Castle, and
public opinion has generally settled upon
the bellet that Mr.. Paynter would carry
off the prize. Mr.. Gray's friends, how
ever, have been making an active can
vass, and are hopeful that the Governor
will be induced to recognize the justice
of their claims.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-02
The Difference.

Many people in Chester, Pa, have re-
Gently been victimized by counterfeit $5
notes on the National State Bank OF
Troy, New York. The following official
notice in relat on to the counterfeit has
been issued by the Treasury Depart
ment:
The counterfeit has the name of John
G. New, Treasurer, and pointed seal.
The genuine note bearing the same
name has scaiioped seal, and the words,
Series of 1875. in colored ink, which the
counterfeit has not. The genuine issue
of this bank, which has the pointed seal,
bears the name OF F. E. Spinner, Trea-
surer. In the counterfeit the word 1red-
s,,ry, under the name of Allison, is spell
led " Treasury. The note is printed
from the skeleton plates sold by Henry
c. Cole, before his arrest, to New York
parties. The printing is much below
the average of this class of work.