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, 1879-04-21

pErno1r. April D.-FLoun-EIeayy.
GnAtN-Whcas inactive; shaae h'Fler' e1t.s,
81 .Ga6a1. o:.1, 1om!nas; No. white, Sl.eas.
Apr!l. S1.00al, nominal; Mny. s.. olSt 1uas
$1.h2}1, non,inn1: milling, No. !, 01tic.
1.KCE1rrs--Whcat, II, 7..G b,,.
HuipMENrs-Wheat, ii. DID DN.
, 1879-04-21

ai't""HhhE' Npr1l I".--FthIn-'A 'AttIyc,
G.tAtS-Wheat steady: oprnva ,tc ]u,vcs. 49,
fruit No, Milwaukee. harl, OF, a. N ,','s ,,N
waukce, Da.:r: No. z milwaukee,. H,,s:r. WI
HN,ic: May. B!aac; june. H,iac; SSu. :; s,seeA MeA'
kee, 76ic; 10. 4. 1l,e; reiyc:e lie s''S:a s;s
wsak; NJ. :: I1t .@:EH;r. ,!'a.s lt,c,; So 20; $
Harley qtct, but arn; NJ. srrIn, na.5,n,ii s.it
ail.t6ofor. 'A' :
rRnylsIoxs-.Qa!et nnA lower. Mes, n,rs o,,. !,
sc%. S'.tiE', tafd-rr.mc stcau, ". 1t. 4a's'
REuEIlTa-F Flonr. {, ,U!lU trl.; wlI.a, 20 nm,
SuirAENTs-fioAr.H i. TOO bEls: wheat, 90 M,kko
, 1879-04-21

IurrALo, April D.-GnalH-Whcat weak; i11'
demand; sales CIR red winter At 81 .G0:l cat Nlsh'
gan hpring at $1.0a. Corn quiet aud h'7a: tst
" cars nav ut 4Utsc OH tgHcx. Os's neglected..
HYo neglected.
, 1879-04-21

The following were tho receipts aml ship-
mcnts Of Tic leading articles Of produce In this
city during tho twenty-four hours ending at
o'clock tn Saturday morning, and for tIc cor
responding date twelve months ugo:
, 1879-04-21

oswEno, April IL. .-GnA1s-, Wheat s.ead9; sos1
hard Duluth spslng, $1.10; No. AE"aake:'
81. OF. Corn naminally unchanged; No. " He1s'
esn oil, 4HGo47c,
, 1879-04-21

CLrvEnAxn. O., April 1o.-rErnoLRux-stsad''
standard wt.ito. ITO tcst. &c.
OH CITY. Pm, april Ii. 1.-pETHoLEux-aaa,s"
oponcd quiet. With 78tc bid, advanced 70 1Sae. ~.
declined 10 77tAc, nj which price q c|n:eu' ~, s"p
meats. 3a, 900 hrls; tEausaetlons ~ wv. -y.,,
rlrrahrna, pn., April tl.-PErhotErA-.t.H
qntet; crude, tlB,sc at paskcr's fur shptueuti"
lnea 0,lc, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-04-21

- - -.
Iatnl, .......-. "..l",1U H",uIS 2.8ST
cArTLE-Tho recelpts show an an increase over
% wsro al.o ear'y !. ooo .,sad H. escsss ot tho nr~
acn", rso,,r"m,n,s -, ,no ,r,s ma 40 ~ IN.
] ey,nn1s qes! t,era wns IN % sarnknra @ IN M ,ainns al
In addition TO The arse receipts tho tae TINT tho.o
Hn, - ,'s x.,,'. r.,[ ,.o' ~. ,r',., ~, r,,,ass,
un ~ I've ss%ex "a sases o 1"o M w.. 10
wc,c c ,onne m % t,nus s,'a X; ia saa @ ,, ncs ear @ n
..e'st ~ ,s ~ ~. vr 49, ~" T.;
frc,ehts TINT cattle from that point wore rushed for
of Il. HCo hrad for Monday. ind tl,e announcement
nnv shtnrcr ovor rho trun., Iince fro,, f,htrnrc
rns,rnti t,,c NO rLot ,,on,,t crtrouclx I,M ,vith
prices ot 'at eattle geo. ro"n4 i's lowcr. Thes'
aas,ao ey % from u urayus n loo
iIs. in Wcduestfny. wifi lntrcr nttcnt.ui,ce Of
r;nnd IN lItt1c iii ii mi i,nrk nraif, on thr fo
iaw,nr NV. and tbu weak c1osed At tsclino in
shipping grades u s5c. Cannon cattle, rncll ~
,y"x W.T. " Il. ens @ S
sssefas .o ess, sHskcts sts y s'sjy g
frnn 1i IT, nd liz 1or s,outt,. ne,,,y ,nta nS
heav,cr ovo,arn feeders wc,s wiljinr 10 nv N. 10
Sdi. ii, and Ina few instances. ST. Is was null.
Cows sold principally ut s3.U0G&:l.ai. Sprinrors
cnntInua III demand al sln 0j;l;}H 20 nrr lcutl
anil ycaie at S}.ONl, 20 her jtjH Iby, Saturdays
market was fairly active aud stcndy. The supply,
ncl,Idlnp i1o stalc cattle wns Iafycr than i;snt
ioe tiv 1ast slav Of thu west, hit tNo buE was dis.
1oseI OF. few uralrnblc druyra remaining In Ito
| ynrtIs nj Lhe cioae.
rim san AntnnIn t,r,rtst of Anril 10 snys Of ella
scasnn's s1n cattIs Grlvp: f'' ~ ''''''
tDf TIM III. IND estimated On tho triyc. nbout
| smali percentage only arc becrcs, III 600 vii bn
slapped fl the Texas Panhandle, md d. 7o9 nre
nsfeauy so!u: Ihafe W. w., 20 ~. npisinsc'
III " xaara Luz ~ to.'c r,ng Ii IT. 1trn" rx
wsatlcr Of i,e nast wlnter ani conscqucnt scarci-
IL Of water thls sprr. Tho cattle sar. ont in fair
condition, end Will commence 10 arrive In Kansas
ABOUT tae "alh Of iaay. :" .
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra DGeycs-tsFudcd steers. wc1ghtnE
, 1879-04-21
Withdrawn from store during Friday for
city consumption: 6.0H bu wheat, 5,Qos bu but

WlthdFnwn from Store during Friday Tor
city consumption: 6.0M bu wheat, 5,Qo7 bu but
loY.
The following grain wns inspected into storo
In this city Saturday morning: car No. 9 red
wiuter wheat. cars No. $ do, 2s cars No.
mixed, is cars No. : spring. GO cars No. Q do, 10
cara rejected. car 10 grade t1a0 wl,cat,; cur
No. corn, 81 cars hlgh-mixcd, 0cars new do, IT
cars now mixed, la cars No. 9 corn, 10 cars
rejected (297 corI; II cars white oats,S cars No.
linked. cars rejected, ! car no urada (!s oass);
l car No. 2 rye, cur rejected. Tntai: +5U cara,
or 10000 b,1. Inspected out: H,470 bu wheat,
Cs,3ei bu corn, 7,C6G bu barley.
Tlio followlngwcrc the receipts and shipments
of breastuiFs und live stock at this poIut during
the past week, and for the corresponding weels
, 1879-04-21

tarpn fch. stlnnn, from fuskrsnn, ITO, 600 1t
T1twAy alrlpa nnd btar.l*. al 81. III.
l}nrsn :. a.. 1r<ll, from 0tand Haven. rart cargo
ahfnrlcs. MOO U1O j shlnGlcA Mt 81. to-, ou1,-
O0H Nu In nj n:c.
Alsn iva rnrEurA Norway r'nco stun nj "a. .2G,
AZ thn ynrds trndo continues xond, being mostly
h, div sniI. Trcna nrn irreruar tho cutting tto.
ing ;nxt1y In rc,notr yars. anu hy arms thut tru
, 1879-04-21
I}UEADSTUFTS,

FKOuR-Was very quiet, except lie salc Of L.,
Ooo bnss TO shippcs, wh1cl. OH private tcrn's.
The Ilasisct otherwise VAS tame, but holl.cs wcso
1rln In their views, mud would mot offcr further
concsxs.ens. S&les weto reported OF 900 hss vim
tcrs. partly at s.4o: Sa0 bra nprine extras, partly
at si.75; and 200 bris sprlng suurrf1neu at s..B5
Total, !, a50 osls. The following WAS tho nominal
, 1879-04-21
GASOLINE, Fl tttRrcca.... - so.
Wnat EttEtnIa, natural, 28 acEresh..

0a.o'n% W..' w,;T, 81 ts'ss, as;s,;; m .,,,ro;; -
Natural, 10 tintFreA .......... ~
isSffe IL ssa ID iair ,ipn, nn ne
crn .nnrEc,s wtte .qnotrd luwcr nrn' ron,o nf thu
th,pnurs l:ai Withdrawn in consequence. rcacis-
y; roTTH SS nonsSp nSp 's ,e Sc aa % Ssr
denlnnt t'n,nc w,- also wsak, rxcupt tho larger
ssiS:s: Sssts. q es. VIII; os E''a .:. .:s'x %s' ';
n"sks't o"exs, {1s. Ss ~. s.aa add
Viii ,iacek.;, ;,taa1aii, i jox.....". " ii @ i.:o
MniaFas SnHa ~ '.''''.'''''.' ''.'.' IN IN i III,
sEE,s.wsie nuan sii; ';iai:i qnic mil ps!ect fansc
aes' ts s:n's =. %,n % qct s 4Hs;y tsy tS waa
Ss ;; iansnr''an "as @ r'ss II = az" mss rasa
$es s;%s ?ssS mug ..ssay Dealers
think ane snt I. now ~ low ~ II NIL he this sea
ron. l,nlrY y steady 1t the recrnt adsancr: ~
E.. Enc .a1t. = b5l';;; = 1'o99
1ai!ry. 1a!ry +. psi ur %sIdn1 W ;.
Ashton ind Enrekn daily, II sacs ;3.o0
TEAs-wcre quoted, ,tcady aad unchanged.
Common = IA g E ~. ssa m q
se Estss Inc i 70 ns fasaSs Exf e as
Choicest ....:.: .5iep.i5 sArss v*coi.onxn:
coumo nofs Is sI9 s9 sspsi'e9 S S fs Ill., aso
Estra a a IN ane i 10 1ac;tSoSsS ' '' ooIeS%.
sA''sf,t ssxrovx sps;;ss ss%ss { H. ss sis fs
Common to iair "so@ao Estsa Inc 10 'inc:t iSs;;5
Saper'sr .o ilne.. W. ri Choices. ...oMa7o
Choicest. $500. .7OGsU suntrlor 10 tlnr ..sTs4o
a .acrs w,sX y ' ,.s SsS; as 'sf ates ssnss
, 1879-04-21

ToIrpo. O., Aps,l lo.-OnA's-Whtat quiet;
ex.ra whIie Michigan. 81. o3A&, amber M!chiYaa.
spot, u. o3,li May, Sl.U41i; No. : rcd wiaseF.
spot, nouualy, s1.oA; May. 8l.NA' June,
, 1879-04-21
PEORIA.


rEonrA, April D.--1lla1lwlNEs-Stca eaH'
100 bsls at 81 .Oets.
, 1879-04-21

snh feed .7t1ear. Cash aAlcs yero reported Of
"a. 600 I'm extrh . nt 40; i. l0 bl ID IA, y. 4
co.'s) at 4tc. Tothl, 400 hu.
MUNN1Nn UAL1-
anil so0Si 'ti;T f,,r lima iarI.i. nfti iss n
q. 81; ~ for juno and ST. ~. for Mny. short
rthsg, 40. 600 1bs u: 81. 3dl4. 31t4 fnY May a,4
eIt.43!,sf4,4 ~ fof Jnnr. Whent-lf5, coo III y.
HbhtkAHAc for May md ~! !iGa9H nc for dime.
Corll--5U. 600 hu at JaGa31!ic for juno.
IATEN.
Saturday afternoon whcnt waa nrncs, sell!ng at
S7AGlS71c for May, and HD.sc for dune.
, 1879-04-21
DRY GOODS,

New Yonr. April 10.-Cotton goods IN dt'd3
demand, md very arul, with strong upwsFd ter
dcucy on medium and ano b|oachcd s',.ss'ass -,
Prints In nctire request, and PRICES Of lno .ta sns
makes tlr with All upward 1onk. dt9na.. W.
dtaas Eoois in mnderato demand. Men ss%s ..%s.t
wno!ons continue quiet, except uscrcoat'nfs %ats &
aru Ia fair rrQucst by clothiers. Foreign E'0sa
elugsiah.
, 1879-04-21
GOVERNMENTAL.

FHREfNN.
LONDON, April 10-Eycntn9.- for
money, rs 0.1G
s7y Aea!saa rts;rrs saes'ss@ffo9g M W. fg a & @ @N
43Is, 1ip; ~, fNiS.
Amount Of bullion gone Into tho Bank OF
England, 5000.
PARIS. april 10.-Rcntcs, 1t4f Sit.
, 1879-04-21
COMMERCIAL.

tatest quotations for Arrit delivery on tho
1cad!ug articles for the Inst twu b,lstIcss tiass:
, 1879-04-21


NEw ORLxASa. April 10. D.--Ffoun-Markct dnll;
supcranc, %. 90: Xxx. s.. 75fl+.o 90; XXX, s4.25
as. %; high grades, 81. :::;,GbG1. 87!s.
GKAtY-Cosn-Dcman FUR anu market fniF, at
s.. ln1s4.ao.
Co1S.MEAl-Dnll und nominal; held At Sa.90@
2..5.
ltAY-Qutct and weak; old. s0.Eo. new. $40. II.
pnoyIa,nxe-Tori quiet; old, So 80; new, $40. rs.
011.oo. Lard scaseo nr'n; ticree So 600 10; ;keg
G., 0OSi7 Gn!!; 11nlk mcals-Markct dull: ahoul-
aela, ioose, a,s9A,.c; packed a:iaoa.ic; clear
shoulders, .iAc: cltar rib, G5ic; .cl1nr, 6iG.
linu,s- -s,gar. .cnted, market dull; csnyased, 30
Nj Wiskx-starkct dull; westcrn sccttncd. s1.oa
@1,lu.
GnouERlCs-C -Coftoc In rood dumaad; johbing, or.
,siaasy 10 prnsc, 1l,1Gelte. Sugar steady. WITH q
goUl demand; c0lnninn IL good common, EG16ssc:
fair to fully ia!F :1.ftassc; prime to chocc. 57s
Qbiitic: yellow clarified. uafd7!tc. Molsascs II
Euon dcnlan1 fcrmonting, :..Uls.sc; cotn.not 22Gb
;.c; tass, tSeetsc; centrifugal, ::St5oc; prime to
choice. .1N."Hc. Rice steaaY, with good demand
TT h!,GETc.
MNAx- !,ull and lawer, 7oc... ..
MuScy-SIxht cxcAunsc OIL New York u prcm!.
unl+
, 1879-04-21

TuRpESTINE.
WuM1SaT1H, April 10.-SrIRlTs or TCnrksf"s
-Elrn Al RTc
, 1879-04-21

IHC 1uII0HIHEE t4BIe 8H0TH th6 exr0Ft8 lFDtH
New York for tho wcck ending Thursday eyen-
lug last, with comparisons:
Aprlt17, Aprll 10, dprIi11
1879. 1H1n. lX7X
Flons, hr1s.. ...... ~, i'15 hO.n7O 40, 800
Wheat. bm. :. -. .R:EJ. o37 MIS-, bH0 11s, tH0
Corn, llI. ...,... ..a13, JB0 U.I, 400 GU, QUO
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FAR IL
Cabmen's Benevolent Association.

For cabs. any distance not exoeeding one mills
or twelve quarns. fifty cents for ont passenger
and tWeDty- five cents for every additional pms
aenger; and for every additional mile twenty
FIVE cent for each passenger,
hotels my cents ta f5 5P b s rst and
twenty five cents for each additional passenger
for trun X twenty five cents each.
For cabs BY the hour. one dollar per hour; for
over five hours At a still further reduction by
agreement with the diver
For cabs for pleasure riding the rates shall
be fxed with the driver. This tariff il binding
on all members Of tne association. and this as
sociatiou's CRIBS sha | be known by the letters G.
B. A painted on the amps. The associ.stion Is
not respon elbie for cabs not having the Initials
painted on tht lamps
All com mu nicationss or complaints stating
the number % cab will meet with promut Mt !
tention by ad il-essing PRESIDENT CABMEN'S
AssOCIATIO care Of r. Friel, Hat Store, No.
s. St. Charles str Get;
citation will receive prompt attention ii lett at
No, SO st. Charles street. del4 Sum ThSa IN
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value, then. undoubtedly nothing is Included
but gold aud silver. Most undueetionablF there
Ia no legal tender and there can he no legal Ten.
oF thia government. but gold and silver.
either tho coinage Of our own minis or foreign
coins at ,atea regulated ny Congress. Ihia II 2
constitutional principle, perfectly pam ana on
Tho highest Importance. The Statea, nro On
preaaly prohibited from making anything but
pold md silver u tanAer In unymout nf tlHhta,
and although no such express prohibition Is
anpIIad w Congress-. yet ia tongr"sR haR 10
mower granted 10 It IN His respect but to coin
nancy and agu latn ihe vRu III foreign coins.
ii clearly has no power to substitute pnp0f or
anything aao for coin US II tender In payment
nf dabta and In diaahargn Of contracts the
legal fnndnr, therefore. tho constitutional
standard of value. IL established and cannot he
overthrown.
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THE UNITED STATES CONTROLLERS RE
PORT

We extract the following recommendations
and interesting facts from Controller knnxs
annual report.
The Controller urgently recommends that all
the national banks shall take advantage Ut thN
present influx of gold Ia accumulate in their
vaults an amount equal ~ tho total cash re-
serve required by law. HI indulgea the hopo
that the reports ~ another yRar may show them
tn be possessed ot at least $500 nAh Onn III gold
coin. II this coin which is still Il wing into tho
treasury shall also ha largely accumulated Inv the
banks, Il will be moro likely come 70 he ditIused
among the people fhtA would certainly hnthn
case If the smailor donnminAtions Of notes were
withdrawn frum circulation. which might par
haps be done without Inconvenience il rostal
orders wera issurd n small amounts. and I'll II
minimum cost AZ every uoStotiiGn
The total number OF national banks organ
lied from tho establishment nE tho mn ional
banking system February ". 1864 "a Nayamhpr
I of tho present yeHr. IL 2tHT. III these ioT Nnya
gone into Taluntarr liuuia ttioA hy tia vote vi
shareholders owning tWn-thtri1 "a thair rr-
Rpectiva capitals. aud 81 hhve hNen placed In
the hands III rec niyars for thn urrpnsa NJ rln4-
Ing VI their At tics leaving 2ha in operation ut
the date last namoi.
Since my last annual report thirty-eight
baI ks have been organtzad witt 2n aggregate
authorized capital of Isl haa GOO In which s2.aol-
s4O In circulating Ii tnS Enva been issued Mir
ty-eght hunks, with III aEEtegat Eapttal 0t ri \
$4,000. have voluntarily discontinued nus meas
within the same period and eikht banks hayn
failed, having u total capital q I.t61.GNO. The
insolyeut banks include two, with q capital W
$500 900 which failed after having previously
gone into voluntary liquiiation-
The aggregate capital Of the various classes
OF banks SHOWN by the faWg ing tHhln ha+
diminished from s7l4 toliR sic T. $Gf6 900 n0a
In 1872 ana the aggregate deposits have ta!ien n
from S1aIAa O.aA IN 1876 tn ii a93 see HnO in 1859
reduction of st2.a0o.eoa III capital and fst .slo
000 In deposits during the last four years. The
national ban XII capital has diminished t43,
le0.0oa. but Tho deposits at The national hAaks
are almost precisely became that they were Ia
1876. Savings banks with capital show u reIge-
ton Of about one million IN capital and The
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IfH%ANsuAI..


mn quotations m fajfgn and domestic Ntnf
kefs me nom nc CLOSING totrDrdnts.
NEW oRuEANa CLEARING HOUSE,.
GoMHnrrs. Balances.
Thus far z.+, ftflt2ol r. s6mh5e Ho
f,aat Wan, i.t2l.3iG az i3G nlf IN
This week lat year lali Bill n 2at.i46 e
TIE MoNGy MAuKEr Exhitita Ittlo vnria
ton.
Exceptional commercial piper Il quoted Tepe
VA cont Al 10 FUn. nnllntornl looms inDA, A.
mortgage NO Rnconi grad" nominal
Nrw Your Money rAia u cont
I,ospoN Rnnk Of England INTO !. Gonsois
~ I-t6Hpi n ~
TaRla itoulns "A ~
AMERICAN Gofar California 7Nh8 rnnt aia
count light weight niDpnr. mutiia'nl Al cont
disapUnt.
Srhvrn Mexican dollars iulo vt seapaRts trade
InllarR pl0a4, hmorieRn hnIyes' aud qalrtNra
pa stOi0n Bullion in london ~ T-lG. hero. Tine
81 IA V ounce.
EnREtaN uolNR I'm currency Five franc
any.roigna ~ f5@tl W.. tan thanr II heNs w Gean
apnntah donbonnR t1h AZ n Pairn dnuh
looms fl5 aao M"yinan doHhl"ona ~ 35nV !.
Mexican tWonty nnaoA piNca atn i5tDla A., AaNth
American gold sps per pears. German twonty
mnrt ri GnHp4 III.
STIRLING Flrmnr IIorn comm"reInl u ~ !
eb4Tal, hank mlal. Naw Nntk commercial
II 40 tautgl', hnnk 4einpIu =,
FRANCS Firm"r. lion" commercial arn go
s.qff, hnnk aaJttd II Now York c1mmorcal
Il 3afa ai's. bank \ 2a'p RE.92ha.
NEW YnRK NIGIT stronger Tor cnmmnrpint
CONNER na ~ rUM54 diRcauui per fl000 Bank
and bankers checking ratio II Nh DOT fl0nl
STATE CONSOLE AND PREMIUM noNDs MARKET Ar
ORLEANS RTbi n EXCHANGE,
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PROSPECTS or EXTRAORDINARY FILE
THORAS OF MONEY

Tho New York Shipuing List says this: Not -
wthstandinR the marked iuernnao in Tho vol
ume or the circulating medium during tho
year through the resumption ~ apo@in pnr-
mentn. tho coinage If ailyor and the inlnN of
gold from abroad the money hns become 80
widely distributed that there ara No au"h tdlr
boards In the principal cltins ~ thnre was for
several years urior 10 lsf9, nor can il b. had nj
such extreme low rates If interest. 1t has
been distributed chiefly through tho Nca and
South In payment of tho extraordinary uuNnti-
ties of grain cotton, ETC.. that have boon for
warded to the anah9nrd. Much of II hna bern
employed ia behalf OF Il variety If now
productive enterprises, and tho rohahili-
tation of old ones IN various parts Of
the country Most " the money that Il sent ~
tne West aud South for moving the crops dur
ing the autumn usually hnds It's way back
about thia period ii the year. but thus seaaan
the IL ux Ia backward. This s explained hy u
local banking hfm, who aay that tho tHrmera
and planters In the more naMly Rottlai actions
whore there are few banks shaving IA large sur
plus Of funds the proceeds " their sale ~ pro
duee over what they require to spond. are
boarding 1t for a period. In oher scott ns u
portion of the pratita are being invested In new
enterprises Yettha amount thus retained In tho
Wear and Southwest must be small IN enmpari-
son with the large addition that has been made
To the active circulation during the year, Tho
Arm iii question give Il az their opinion that
Mt the Eastern centr q. aud that III the first
quarter Of 1880 we may possibly witness enc of
the most extraordinary plethoras OF money
ever known
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and the range OF quotations between both grad
ually widssiug. Low qualities wore purs
chased to-dny mt quotations, while tho hetter
styles were pretty we'll maintained. Tho de-
mand was good md the movement was largo
with Tho saloa principally for Graat Britain n
fnlr amount for the Continent aud none for
tho North.
Tho Cotton Exchange reports RalNE today
10. 400 hnlna including 1000 nFtor 70. m. yoater-
day. Market opened 1uiot. closed titm.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. December ~. 1879. J
DAILY MARKET REVIEW.

Money Ia quiet.
Mexican dollars have declined.
Foreign Exchange Ia frmAr.
New York sight IL atrongar.
State CnnHois Rre "a : per cont highot.
Premium II fnds ara frmar
Stocks exhibited more animation,
Cotton ia firm here. New York spots are
quiet and firm and futures strong. tdy"rpool
spots are steady and tuturoa tlt'n. Havfe y
frame of.
Sugar IL active and taaohc higher.
Melaagea 10 STEADY.
Breafatutfa nre atrnng.
Grain and feedstuffs are firm
Provisions arc flrmot. In aympnthp WIN l"t-
Their Western Improvement.
Ce,ntrv nraduela are coming III very freely
Int Tho market exhibiia liltln variation vet.
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GlrInN EI1IIIRE9.

A meeting Of tho Now Orleana Cotton IN
change will be held tomorrow Tneadayl vt :
Il. NJ. To consider the advtsahliiy IF inanEur-
ating regular daily calls for cotton contracts
for future delivery.
No doubt exists TINT II thia powerful organ
fzation. with itH perfected Ryatom ~ statistical
and teloEraphia arrangements takes bold Of
this matter. that Il cannot result otherwise than
In q COM lete success.
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puN Nuw ORLEANS arovK rN,,uANar.
arArE enNsn1a AT NEW rnn1.

81 r. M, flf 900 nj ~.
MlsrFIIANEnUR HpNDs City Consolidated
honda 9nss0 other CITY bonds jack son
iaiirond rret mortgage 40 ~ a"epud
coupon Toe IT, SECOND i"M ,os'."n United
Statea H nnuts. h"r" to53amiott, do Nav
York Inldlnitl. lo London lNha
WaRRANrs SOUR. Ere State Warrants t4i9
receivable tnt licenses and tnNns m ',ctW. Lnve@
Warrant, sGfRSts l. lice Wm1 rRutA. lHIa, 32aD
III i436 Gv Sriu tsii. n l975 IA
al lsiG. ~ ], 1, la7f 500 ,ls7s 2aB W., School
Cnttinaa VA H,tlf paid CITY douunus ~
Interest farinnAtas On State GonsnlH January
lSfn hp dbH. Julv 1870. 40 F,ivtirgns on Fra-
MUM honda 90 Z cot t.
ErocKs W. bctap,' ~ foH"rng 4,fg'dtioa<
" stoets MifH'rs t'lnlnuF 'r@i.7 4Hntasto"s of
fte Ne1r 0jerls Stari f'ralnHFr. ne z iTst sda,
sUre Ft.iRdp me liSt $atH ~ iay d tnth eitcf-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
DANIEL WEBSTER ON LEGAL TENDER

The New York World says that the strength,
cogency. conciusiyeuess and simplicity Of Dan
lei Webster's argument against the consiitu-
tional possibility Of making anything but silver
and gold tgal tender are conspicuously -
hibited In the following speech which he made
In 1856 Mr.. Webster said:
What species or forms Of currency does the
constitution allow. and what does II forbid? It
IL plain enough that this depends on what We
understand by currency Currency, IN q large
and perhatsan Just sense. includes not only
geld and silver aud bank notes. bur hl Of eS
change also. II may include all that adjusts
exchanges and settles business on the Guerra
tons OF trade aud commerce But II We IN
derstand hy currency the lsgai money OF the
country, aud that which constitutes lawful
tender for debts. and is the statute measure of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Cotton opened aler and somewhat easter
but soon hardened and stea Oily improved to
the close when Il was quoted firm Thesuppiy
OF lower grades Is becoming more liberal.
while bright white cottons are craving scarce,
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opnnfnE. Co9o. Saturday.
Ianupry ...., f. antnt2 ~ t21tdIaTl y h1@i2 s.
February .... lfIe1tr " ia.0iarfo2 I1ROapll "a
Einreh ,.,+.. lap1efI II 2leaIl3 IL H6aRI3 III
AurIl. gfatpil ~ ~ iG.nti.ia ~ Hauta =
NAV ma. .e... IA H. uii.lG IL GGml3C9 ~ l34l1 Il
Juno. =. 81 ll.p I3Etgl9a t3ba@l3 81
July. ... 80 ntg.G4 II p}a1iIp4 - EBDf3 20
August -. l.fHarli u Il psap14 IL iGtUl}f9
Rnutnmhnr 1A.7hmt1.lf
Oot0hNr i2t4
November
Doromhnr " T"Bl2t - t3,G5Ot2G ~ l1timt VA
LtyEHroob sroIs Were In moderate rcqu"at.
but frnoy auppIoh nj saturdays quotations,
closing nj 6 Is Gi for Milding Upland ani
11.16t fur Miidling Orleaua Tho snlnH com
urisnI 1000 hnina of which 1000 wara American
llnrAIpla o MI kinds WerN III .eoo haloa, of which
IL 1900 wnr0 Analicau.
IfVERrOnT. FUTUHFa Opened ! g4i ehearor
but cnaol uul"t aud llrm.
LIvERreoL DELIVERIES ifplauda any port.
not below Low Nlidllng, weto Iuo'"i NJ fpl-
COWS; DeenWhNr and January % a1i. Janu
nrv md February y 1oi. February aud
March esd March and April i + tel. Ann
aud May ~ NV nni Juno IL |. Juno and
July 1921. july and August Tfsd
IIAyHE MAREEr Hull and tnuling taWn and
nuatnd frame lnwnr n frames tor Tros orii-
nArn tlpot ANA MI for Low AitiitnE taliont1
DAYS KEGEiPFA All NEW ORLEANS.
FhiR iay llgt WHek .....- SEES. ~ 13l
This day last year .-,.-::. II 10
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HOTELS RESTAURANTS.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL OPEN For THE RECEPTION OF
W guests on MONDAY, sixth instant. DUR
Ing the summer the Hotel was put In thorough
dured to ensure tho comfort of patrons. The
honae Is upsur pnased IN MI that goes to make
q FlRRT GLASS aud ELEGANT HOTEL. and
will continue to merit this popular favor which
has boon accorded II H. the pHet.
PARTIES returning homo will do we'll TO call
mad look ut FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elRewheTe.
ncb NJ RIVERS 4 RARTEIH.
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FOREIGN EX PORTS.
FINANCIAL AMP coMuERCsAL NEWS
DIVIDEND.

The Canal Bank ha declared dividend "f 4
per cent. payable on and after tho first Monday
In January,