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the NEWS.
Organization Of the First Dem.
ocratic Congress Since
1861.
Samuel J. Randall Elected Speaker
Of the House by a Straight
Party Vote.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, March 18.-Soon after the
senate was called to order, recess was ta-
ken, and the session reassembling, motion
to adjourn prevailed.
HOUSE
A great crowd was present to witness the
opening of the session and organization.
Only Representative James, of New York,
= was absent. Randall was chosen speaker
on the first ballot, receiving 144 votes
Garfield, 1875; Wright, 13; Kelly, l.
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SAVED BY A coNrEssIoN.

SAVED BY A CONFESSION.
London, March 18Th. A. Broom, a
young man under sentence of death for the
murder OF policeman, which crime Chas
peace subsequently confessed he was guilty
OF, has received free pardon.
PAYING UP.
Paris. March 19.-The French minister
Of finance yesterday repaid to the bank OF
France 65,OO0OOO francs the last Install
ment of the smillard borrowed from the
bank during the war
THE INUNDATED CITY.
szegedin, March 1S.-The working Of
saving life is over. The authorities have
telegraphed that no further supplies of pro
Visions. are necessary. 80, yr-
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FOREIGN.
GRANT AND PARTY

Calcutta, March lS.-Ex- President Grant
and party left yesterday for Rangoon and
Singapore.
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Go to Pixies for Fruit. Confectioneries
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Third street.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, March Is.
WHEAT-Spring dull, winter, 3@!c bet
ter and fairly active; No. 2 red, March
S1.1s@l.1slc.
RYE-Dull state. 60@62c.
CoRN-Fairly active; mixed western
434@46c
BARLEY-Dnll.
oArs-DulI; western mixed, 32@Ssc.
PoRK-Firm.
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FIRES.
IN ONTARIO

Minden, Ont., March ls.-The business
portion Of the town is burned. Loss
$4,000.
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Milwankee beer on draught at George
Browns At Eve cents slaa.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

WALL. STREET.
New York, March IS.
Money-4@5c.
Goverments-Firm.
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CHICAGO.
Chicago, March is.
WHEAr-Firmer; 90ic for cash /; 90sc
for April; 94sc for May.
CoRN-Firmer; SIC for cash; 32c bid for
April; 36ic for MAY.
OArs-steady and unchanged; 2l!c for
cash 2lsc bid for April 251c bid for
May.
RYE-Uncllanged.
BARLEY-Firmer; 76c.
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THE U. S. SIGNAL SERVICE.

obby stiff and soft hats, at Wise Bros.
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MILwAUKEE.
Milwaukee, March Is.
WHEAr-s@1ac higher; hard, SlOolc
No. !, Csc; No. 2 fresh, el!c for cash
9osc for March 9osc for April; 95c for
May; No. 8, soc; No. 4, 74c.
CoRN-33!c.
OArs-24c.
RYE-45c.
BARLEY-70c.
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Smoke the New Opera, the best five cen
cigar in the city, at Pixies, Third street.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Compan7
Dom

cargoes-Ordinary 1914 fair 49, good 1aa prime
IA milds quiet and steady. Sugar steady: sales
500 hhds. 1913 boxes. Refined sugar steady fair
NEW YORK. May 81. = Flour dull and de-
pressed 81 25@6 for trade and family brands;
dull Ian and anchanEsd Wh e quiet but steady
sales OF No red on spot at 81 153a@l 1G; No, 2
white al. 81 ia, and No. red at 81 -; No. 2
and do August at 81 1914. Corn active and l4@1t
higher: spot sales off steamer 314@43h and No.
Eat AZ: steamer June 42a@4s1. DO July, 421S@
49,: No 2 July sold at 441s. Oats firm and mod
erately active: 341sm36 for mixed. Western and
State rye quiet but firm 641s for State, eo@61h
for Western Barely dull.
Pork quiet but steady; $40 10 asked May
June 50 8o@1O. Lard quiet and shade lower :
Jure 6.25@6 27b, July sold at 6.321s and August
G az Beef aud cut meats quiet and steady
Spot cotton dull and lower; Mlddlings 10; fu-
CH1caeo. May 27, e,5 a. m--short ribs-4.52h
asked June. 50 Tx July. Lard-eo7A @s 10 June.
Wheat opens sy BID Rry un as s mf bid Jay
Union Stocs Yards Estimated receipts Of
hogs to day % 900: official yesterday 22,s61 Off
So COOS 65. mixed packers 81 4olas co. heavy
shipping So 50c@3 IS. Cattle-Estimated re-
ceipts 1000.
asked June, 982s bid July. Corn 355S bid June.
s6al bid July. ,s75s bid August. Oats % june
s y z A A"xas LARD nsf s g z I'D Hpe s.
6.15@6.17 July. s221s August.
ST; LOUIS. May 27;-0pening.-oW 81 1lh
old June, 81 04l6 bid July. 81 02@1 02]a Aug ust.
Corn-3l7s June. 357s July, 36ss bid August.
1890 p. m.-Wheat-Cash irmer: options
Nos red 81 o9@1 1ocash. Corn lower; 3ih Msy
and June, 351a035M July, 34s cash, Oats custer:
291s bid June. 3o1s bid July. 500 bid cash.
Whisky quiet at 81 o. Provisions unchanged;
nothing done yet.
CINCINNATI. May 29-Mess pork at 50. Lard
quiet; current make ut Cos. prime steam named
at 61s. Bulk meats Shoulders at 245, clear ribs
3d. clear sides at "A " ID loose. Grain
Wheat-Choice red 81 10, No. at 81 o81a. Rye
No. Q 56}a. Corn-Mixed ear 401411a. shelled at
fair to good at 50 2ot03 so and choice at So GOO
IS. Whisky firmer, 81 o..
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. May 27-Cotton quiet: Middling
Upfands I'd. Orleans I'd. Sales 5000 bales, OF
which 1000 are for export and speculation.
Wheat-West tern spring rs 6d985 4d western
winter SO 1O1@9s I'D. Flour-Western canal
Canadian peas IS I'd. Pork-Prime mess West
ern Ats. Lard Prime mess Western 32s 3D.
Bacon--Long clear 25s 3D. short clear 25s 3D.
Taliow-American 34s Sd.
I:30 o. m.-Flour-Western canal 80 GiM1oi 3D.
Wheat-Western winter s. 9d@9s Sd. Weather
ocean Freights.
New YORK May 27-Ocean freights are steady
with moderate trade. To Liverpool by steam
10000 bushels grain at 50 5000 bushels by sail at
Sd to Bristol by steamer $4,000 bushels grain at
s. I'd; British bark to London with 5000
quarters grain at 45 Had; another to Copsn-
hagen with $50 quarters at AS I'D; another with
5000 quarters to the east coast OF Ireland at
As Sd: another to Cork for orders with 1000
quarters at a. cd.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. GiraPdey.

the First District OF this city in the square
bounded by Prytania. COLISEUM. Euterpe and
f polymnia streets measuring g feet inches
'front.' on Prytania street by lit feet inches 6x
lot is designated by the No. II on a plan by
Moelhausen. deposited IN the office of T Guyof.
No. % on plan No. rs. In the same office To
gether with all the buildings and Improves
ments thereon comprising the haadsome two
Prytania street.
Terms and Conditions-One- half or more
remainder In dividend checks Of the New Or
leans Savings Institution Mt par, the purchaser
to assume the taxes due and .exigible In 1880,
further pay in cash the auctioneer's charges
for the sale of the property.
Act OF sale at the expense Of the purchaser.
before A. Hero. ESD, notary public.
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Poeyfarre, between Annunciation and CON
stance streets.
BY CONSENT OF PARTIES SALE POSITIVE.
Rye; B. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer Office No.
- 81 Camp strees-SATURDAY May 81, 1879 at
~ o'clock m. at st. Charles Auction Exchange
will positively be sold at public auction. by con-
The TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING. des-
ignated by the No. % Poeyfarre street, In the
square bounded by Poeysarre. Caliope. Annun-
citation and Constance streets. The lot meas
ures rs feet inches lines front on Poeyfarre
street by 1872 feet inches in depth between par
allel lines. Together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. consisting OF the two story
brick dwelling known BY the No; % Poeyfarre
street. It is built entirely from the street and
is inclosed by an iron fence.
Terms and Conditions One-half or more
cash at the purchasers option. and the balance
at one or one and two years secured by mort
gage and vendors lien. bearing all the usual
clauses Of per cent per annum interest. s per
cent attorneys fees policy OF insurance trans
ferred and the purchaser to assume the taxes
due and extglble In 1879 over and above the
price of adjudication.
Act of sale before A. J. Armstrong, Esq.
notary public. at the expense Of the purchaser.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN DEVINE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, Al 179.

RY G: 2. GIRARDEY. Aq 1T a1
- No. 81 Camp street On SATURDAY. June
81 1879 at 70 O'Clock m. at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, in the rotnnda of the St Charles
Hotel. in this city. will be sold at public auction,
by virtue and In pursuance Of an order from
the Honorable A. L. Tissot. judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated
the twelfh day. Of, MAY. 1879. and rendered
In the above entitled succession. the following
described properly to witI ,n,,, =
the First District OF this city. IN the square
nunciation, Richard and Mark ct streets, measu-
ring 81 feet II inches and s lines front on
Chippewa street by depth Of 127 feet 10 inches
and ines between parallel lines, on certain a.
plan draw by G. A. Hedin. architect dated the
twentieth day. of May 1850. and deposited Tor
reference Ia the office OF 7. 0. STARK formerly
notary public In this city. as plan NO. "a. Being
the same property which was acquired BY the
said John Devine, deceased. by purchase from Z,
Miss Sophia Curneeu. by act passed before SAG a.6
L. D. Stark, late notary dated the tWentyI11iintn
of October, 1850: together with ali the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms and Conditions-Cash. and me pnr-
chaser to assume the taxes que anu eAls ioio -
1879 over the price of adjudication.
Act of sale at the expense OF the purchaser
before W. J. Castel, ESQ notary pupllc.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL-Benj Z Hunt. Mobile: John D
Humphreys. St Louis: Lonis Peter. John Cas-
sar. MobiIe;- W Flower Bayou Sara: Rev JAS
A Godfrey, Greensburg; j Holloway. Mount
Carmel; Stacey Eyarle. Rock Island; John
Henry and wife. coast; Job Turner Virginia; f
Rivers, East Baton Rouge.
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COMM ERClAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. May 81. 1879.
COTTON-There was an easier feeling in
prices to-day and rates declined an &c from
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w the following gains

Uny three towns show decrease: San
francisco, 2-1o; New Orleans, 8 ITO; Lowell,
1910. The falling off at New Orleans Is
mural, our usual duh season having COM
nenced.
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Inc ". Louis Republican has this to say
@acernlng the law now before the Missouri
legislature discriminating against insur-
slce companies Of other States authorized to
20 business In that State:
me new bill for the regulation and govern
Meut OF corporations now pending in our
aM afe contains many very proper and
sSJ,t,hili pable provisions. 1t deals chiefly
" %i'n Ny corporations organized under the laws
MI II missouri; but several Of its sections are
/ LLasSteu ~ corporations organized under the
AVE Oh other States and having their chief
WMi, Wives 10 other States, but doing business in
a @.ssourl. Nearly all the great Insurance
NJ @a.panles OF the East have agencies In this
,Sass and are OF no small benefit toour people J;
10y 10y supply the capital which we do not pos
MI M, lhey take risks which are beyond the
ia aVeu powers OF our home com paneS; they
Ss Ha portion OF their surplus money in this
sSsle, and II their agencies were withdrawn
~ ~ people OF Missouri would either have to
e Etsa.s SEND 70 them tor insurance or pay eXor
, r,Snl rates to the few companies organized
s MEL our State laws. A few years ago, on
sUunt OF the defective condition OF the fire
ss ssaitment in Chicago, and the insufficient
so sNl arrangements, the foreign insurance
~ ptanles threated to withdraw their agen-
I'M I'M o a.om that city. The proposition filled
WI el eE with dismay, and the authorities
pm Mu soounlpelled to make the additional i'm
ss Ssssstnehts in the fire and water departments
~ saM Tor. This illustrates very clearly a
ser. m,nich our Legislature ought to bear con-
eanIs ssf 10 mind, that Missouri needs outside
Hsssaa, quite as much as outside capital needs
nat 'o ou business, and the hostile legislation
oursaspeis outside capital spends its force on
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY MAY g. 1879
Western cream 4.o5c y n. Western Reserve

factory 61s@8hc.
sTARCH-In fair demand at 24@3c In lots.
POULTRY-Old chickens - 1904 so: young
y 5000 @ ducks 50 5o@s; geese s4@5 turkeys
Edds-Western e@1oc; Louisiana 1o@11c v
RlOE-Firm. Prime TIC. good enc. fair CSC.
= COTTON TIEs-The U. s. Iron Company tie
is is quoted at 50 p bundle-discount according
% quantity the Arrow tie at 50 10 net
y pundle. the, Davis tie at So 10 W bundle.
each. ~
and t0ac for two and quarter pounds In
round re- lots retailing ct lo34@lo4c. Baling Irvine
NAVAL STORES-Turpentfne scarce and
firm at 2sc kosin-Demand fair and stock good !;
= = and 81 40, G 81 SO. II 81 rs, 60 Is, K
~ IS. ID 70 25, rs. Pitch 3d. Tar 50 25M3 30.
COTTON SEED OIL-Refined 4s@49c: crude
4sg45e: g e21 rF es r 3 So@ "a gallon
the ouutattOn9 Of the catte rpnrLaf.
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CoTroN MANUFACTURING IN JArAN.-A
Japanese journal says:
Last year the manufacture OF this article
commenced to attract our attention, and fac
tories were established at Oil in Toxic, Sa-
kaye In Idzumi and Kagoshima In Satsuma.
The factory at Oil s worked by o water-mill
Of twenty tve-hOrse power, and 1t produces
yearly $4,000 pounds; that at Sakaye Is a
steam engine OF twenty horse power. making
yearly 10000 pounds, and that at Kagoshima
is a steam engine Of eighty horse power, Ca
pable of manufacturing yearly 600 pounds.
But the latter was destroyed In 1877 BY the
Kagoshima rebellion, and 1t has not since
been put in working order. The other two
are now working in good order with large
profit.
We have heard that establishments for the
manufacture Of cotton yarn and other stuff
are going to be built In Osaka, Hiroshima,
Nagova, Toxic and other places. Japanese
cotton can be dyed any color, and 1t Is good
in quality, compared with that of India. But
In comparison with that of America, ours Is
too short, ind therefore 1t cannot be manu-
featured into the first or finest thread, but It
is very good and suitable for second and
third Now we suppose that 10000 piculs OF
cotton yarn are yearly imported into japan.
OF this 1000 picuIs we think, will be of the
finest texture; Ii, 900 Of the second and A, 900
piculs the third. So, II the manufactures ot
cotton yarn will increase In number, we shall
not need to import any quantity.
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Washburn carefully preserves all negatives.
and copies may be procured rs far back as
twenty years.
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The Southern Yacht Club have been pre-
scented with a supply Of that superior wine.
Champagne de MOntgny.
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Portions of some of the large sums realized
N this city from the recent flare up in cotton
haye, within the past three or four days,
cope "where the woodbine twineth." "Pity
tis Ills true"
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SUCCESSION OF ANTON soHMUKER.
Second District Courtfor the Parish Of Orleans
No. So AGO,

Is 81 Camp street SATURDAY, June II. 1873.
at u o'clock m. at the st. Charles =. g Auction Ex-
IN b city, viii BE- sed at pue and By
virtue and pursuant to an order from the Hon
A. l.. Tissot, judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, dated the twelfth Of
May, 1879. and rendered in the above entitled
succession. the following described property. to
wit:
part and interest in, and to certain lot situated
In the Faubourg Lafayette On the Fourth Dis
trict OF this city 10 the square bounded by Pryta-
MIA Josephine, Coliseum and st. Andrew streets
designated as lot No |, of square No. 49, on the
original plan of said FaubourR drawn by BenJ
Busson dated the twentieth day Of
Lisboni, late notary A photographic copy Of
which plan Is annexed to an act Of sale from
mings, passed before L. Il. Kenny. late notary
According to which said plan said lot forms the
northeast corner OF Prytania and Josephine
on Prytanfa street by 100 feet In depth. between
parallel lines. American measurement; together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on comprising a two story frame dwelling,
DESIGNATED by the No; 212 Prytania street.
Terms and and the
1879. over the price Of adjudication.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser,
before g. LeGardeur. notary public.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON RAMPANT
between Gravier and Perdldo streets.
IN THE MATTER OF EMMA MILLER. WIFE
of Jefferson Huggaht. VS.. Octayia Miller
ct ais.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. % 554.
pY O. e. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-Office No
ID 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, June 8, 1879
at 70 O'Clock M. at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, in the rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel.
will be sold at public auction by virtue and in
able the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans on the seventeenth January, 1867. and
an order supplementary thereto. dated the
eighth March. 1879. and rendered 10 the
above entitled matter by the Hon A. l.. Tissot,
Judge of the same court. the following described
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the First District Of this city. In the square
bounded by Rampant, Dryades. Gravier and
Perdido streets. measuring Al feet 10 inches
and lines front on Rampant street by q depth
of 95 feet II inches, between parallel lines.
The location is CENTRAL, within two squares Of
the Poydras Market. and adapted for store and
dwelling purposes.
Terms One-thrd cash; balance at one and
two years credit, for notes specially secured by
moItgage and vendors lien. bearing all the
usual clauses of per cent per annum interest
from the day Of sale until final payment; per
cent attorneys fees and the purchaser to as
sumo he taxes due and exigible in 1879. over
the price Of adjudication.
Act of sale before j. Lewis, ESQ. notary
public at the expense of the purchaser.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. Girardey.

ELEGANT PARLOR. BED AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. PERSONAL EFFECTS, ETC.
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A SPLENDID MANSION
In ONE OF THE PRETTIEST NEIGHBOR-
HOODS OF THE SECOND DISTRICT,
Northwest Corner OF Rampant and Ursulfnes
Streets
SUCCESSION OF DR. AUG UsTE DUPAQUIER.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. al ,165.

5ooouu IOf Inc faFlSl Oh OTl6aQS-
No. Al ,165.
RY O. Z; GIRARDEY, .Auctioneer--O Office
- No. 81 Camp street SAT URDAY. June as.
1919, at 70 oclock M. at the st, Charles Auction
Exchange. VIII be sold ct public auction, In the
rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel, In this city.
A. l.; Tissot Judge OF the second District Court
May. and signed on the twenty first of May.
1879. In the above entitled matter. the following
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Second District Of this city and in
the square bounded by Rampant, Ursullnes. st.
Claude and Bayou Road streets, measuring GO
feet front on palt street by 100 feet In depth
between parallel lines and front on Ursuiines
street. all French measurement.
The property forms the northwest corner OF
Rampant and Ursulfnes streets. and fs Inn
proved with a splendid three story brick man.
sion OF modern arrangement affording supe-
rior comfort and cOnveniences and admirably
adapted for aristocratic and professional resi-
dence. The main and outbuildngs are not
entirely completed; an outlay OF $4,000 will Sc
cure the completion, according to plan and
specifications of J. A. d'Hemecourt, ESQ super
vIsing architect, to be seen at the auetioneer's
office. which will render the property one Of
the richest and most complete homesteads in
the CITY, Sale positive
Terms and Conditions-Ca and the pur-
chaser to assume, In addition to the price OF
adjudication the taxes due and exigibss In 1879.
Act Of sale, ut the expense of the purchaser,
before Jos. Cuvelier. Esq, notary public.
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TO EFFECT A PARTITION.
IN THE MATTER OF J. g. BIENvENUE VS..
. HENRY G. BOUCHER EFT AIS.
Third District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 2557S.

DY G. Il. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-Of1ce
ID No. 81 Camp street-FRIDAY, May 80, 1879
at II o'clock a. m, will be sold at public auction
on the premises No. 140 Royal street, between
Toulouse and st. Peter streets, by virtue and in
pursuance o. two several orders from the Hon
F. A, Monroe, Judge Of the Third District Court
for the parish Of Orleans. dated the second of
April 1879, and rendered In the above entitled
matter to effect PARTITION
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF PARLOR,
BED AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, etc.
Terms-Cash before delivery. my2O I'd
THE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
FORMING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
JOSEPHINE AND PRYTANIA STREETS.
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cor,merciaI and Financial Matters.

,r,o life was out of the trade In cotton yes
~, Adyices from abroad were unfavor-
le,u' md the bears were in complete possess
Thai asan II the field, at least at the present, at
...4hpr decline of &c on oil grades. There
l u.s scarcely any trading, factors generally
rai lid their samples, the sales amount
sur to only 125 bales
~ ~ stock OF cotton at this port is now
= ool bales, against SO, 468 bales last year. or
NE o32s1 bales are on shipboard, against
~ ia bales at the same time last year; leav-
a. ay' saa bales in the presses, unsold, against
T II aaO bales last year.
The receipts Of sugar yesterday were liberal
80 The season, amounting to 210 hhds They
,Sore all sold at steady and unchanged prices
- tbe local trade. Molasses continues quiet
and firm
BUSINESS at the grain landing continues
,noyant In corn. The supply Is limited and
the demand being active, prices rule firm.
Oats are also in low supply.
The market Is slow and dragging In the
nroyision line, and since last Friday there Is
hardly quotable change. There was yester-
day and the day previous considerable trading
In hams to be shipped, and yesterday the In
dury for bacon was moderately improved
shll Oh the whole the market continues dull.
The flour deal becomes more and more In
teresting from day to day, and prices are
Armer. Since our review at the close OF last
reek. the receipts have been only $3.50 barrels
largely sold previously to arrive, thus leaving
wv stock now in the hands Of receivers and
hIyy hn
Gales and shipments having exceeded Tie
arrivals. Holders are now asking Sc 251G 50
IN fancIes, with occasional transactions at
IA outside rate, and buyers willing to oper-
.te freely at the inside figures.