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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
10; SS3 q STREET SOUTHWEST, WASH.

CHANCEkY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
1NGTON. D. u.
BY virtue of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court A
OF TIE District Of Columbia, passed on the 7th NO
o. december. 1878. and the 25th of March .An:l
ls1s In ca9ss Nc s1l equity wherein imn-
Gseen ct al. are defendants, the undersigned viii
9 one, LOT sale on the premises. on THURSDAY the
!oth or april, 1873 at O'Clock pm, lot humber d
in church and Herrons sub division, in saaare ISL
as a, Iecorded In Liber H. W., folio &C. surveyors
oGe n S o. with the CONSISTING Of
given December Is, 1877 to secure An fndebteinss
sale.) ' N"AsA'>fs d tae
Terms 81 sale Onethird in cash, (of which de.
post or BIC viii be required when the properly il
STRUCK e cnd 9S the remainder in equal at
est, and secured by lien upon the propertv All
conveyancine at the cost of purchaser IF the terms
Of sale are not complied with in seven days after
sale the Trustee reserves the right to offer the prop
erty for resale upon one weeks notice, at the risk
and cost Oh the defaulting purchaser
JAS. q. PAYNE, Trustee
ap2eOtds 470 Louisiana ave-
cS THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN
conse qaence OF the rain, until SATURDAY, April
18th: same hour and place by order If the Trustee
ap1O THOS. DOWLING, Auct
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES RALE OF TWO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING, No 92OTHfRD 81 Rect NORTH.
WEST. AND TWO FRAME DWMLLIN6S
Nos 1Ol9 AND 1881 THIRD STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of deed of t ust, dated March -
gun AD ia1S. AN, duly recorded in Liber EMJ
NO ooo, !ol19 -, ct seq. one Of the land re- .X0
cores OF the District of COu bta aud the request
Oh Tue party secured thereby. Will sell at public
H.p IJ., II front OF the premises, on FIR DAY.
APT dotn, 1872 at O'Clock M, the following de-
xn, % TO wi, All those certain pieces parcels
VI at anu premises known and distinguished as
an. De1ns part OF lot numbered four a. of a sub
as,son OF lot number four a., of . subdivision of
sSluafio numnered five hundreI twenty-seven (527)
nd ith ing front Of fourteen fest and four inches
west. ~ ~ " 'A"' noA W.
And also fRimed iateIy thereafter all that other
Plsce or parcel OF ground being q part of original
iot NUMBERED seven (7) in eauare numbered five
Munnreu and hfty-eight (555l, having a front of
t!.n ,y three feet e!eve, inches and improved b.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash or all cash. at on
ton OF purchaser, and the residue in equal sums
In six ano twelve months from day of sale; the de-
1erred to bear interest at the rate of eight
per cent per annum; note. to be secured by deed
OF trust on the premise sold, with insurance to the
satlsi acton OF the Trustees Fifty ($5U) dollars
deP0sit viii be required OIL each piece Of property
Ig at purchasers cost II terms of sale are uot
complied with in seven days from day of sale The
property will be resOld at risk and cost of default
ing pun chasers. "
LOUIS KURTZ,i r
sp6 s.tu&th A. DROWN trustees.
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G1NTH AND LADIES' WIGS.
" At tho FRENCH E6TABLlSHMENT
6l6 Ntsth street.,
0Ar1SV Oppo9tte q. q. Patent Once
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STElGER..& LIEBERMANN, Real Estate Aucts.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
IA1n o IL HE N0RTHWES TERN SEC TON

IAIE ~ THE NORTHWES TERN SIC TION,
IMPROVED BY BRICK Dwell LII N9 HOIJSE
No 1859 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated February h,sA
10TH, 1877, and recorded in Lber 84S, folio 1.s.y
10. Of the land records OF the District of Co
!umb1a and at the request ofhe party led there
the premises. on MONDAr, the 2lst day OF Aprii.
A; y; 1873, at 80 O'Clock p. NJ. Lot B Of T. A
VISION Of square 2l0, said lot having front of As
feet ~ inches on Rhode Issr avenue and con
provemeIts ard sppurtenances.
Terms OF sale: One-third CASH; balance in Fix
tv elve and eighteen n.onths from day of sale, for
which purrhs.er's notes bearing seven per cent I'm
on the property sold. win be taken deposit OF
eco REQUIRED a. time Of sale II terms OF sale arr
property will he resold at risk andc st II aefaultiny
urt haser, sitter thr days. notice in The Evening
Star newspaper. Ccnveyancing ut purchasers cost
jos. G u. KENNEDY,
ap10 1915, 7,19,2l&ds Surviving Trustee.
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OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMkROYED REAL ESTATE IN
TIE NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE

CITY.
By virtue Of = decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed the Sth s..S
day Of February. 1879, In EQUITY cause No. -4..A
6,Gy0, Doc ~. shall cell on MONDAY, April 7th.
ts1y as 19cE Rim on the premises the follow
Lot No II in square No Ill. containing 8 ,49l
square feet Of ground and improved by comforts-
BILE three-story Brick Dwelling. with all the modern
improvements, located on the east side Of Connect.
cut avenue, between Q and streets northwest ana
near the elegant residence Of Senator Stewart.
Also Lots % and 30 in same square, adjoining the
Immediately after, Lot s, in square IS. ON the
northeast corner 2lst and ? streets. and contains
10IU42 square feet of ground
Immediately after, Lots Al, A, 43 aud A, in
square o. aegregating1 9s7 square fest Of ground
on p street. between Goth and 2fst streets.
Terms, as prescribed by the decree, are: Ono
third cash, the residue In three equal payments at
six, twelve and eighteen months from day Of sale,
and secured by deeds Of trust the property Sold
with notes bearing interest at six per centum per
annum until paid All conveyancins at cost Of
purchaser A deposit Of 600 will be required on
the improved property. and $50 on each lot Of the
unimproyed II the terms Of sale are not compiled
with within ten days. the Trustee reserves the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost of the
fauiting purchaser or purchasers after one weeks
no4Ge In some TsHsPsges pq9'lsnsd IN Washington
MID LAW Reporter.J
eE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
conseGueGce of the rain, until MONDAY, April Dist
apSeost THOMAS J. LUTTREI1.. Tru.tea
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BROS. Anctionesrn
dPIZ-u EHecutofBOI Fotef Won Ess
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING. April 18th, n
1879. commencing at 10 o'clock, at No 1903 q Gl
St. corner of Sth, W., the resideece of gen ~
t'eman Geclining housekeeping. 1 shall sell M
large collection of Household effects.
HAir-cloth and other Parlor Furniture
Walnut Marble-top Chamber Furniture
Oak Marble top Chamber Furniture
Painted Chamber Sete.
Hair and Hulk Mattrasses
Feather Beds. Pillows and BoIsfers
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Hall and st air CARPETS. OlIclofhs
Window HanRings, Chromos
Dining Tables and Chairs
China and Glassware.
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites &c
apl2-4t THOMAS DOWNING Auc.r
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DBOPOsALS FOR MATERIAL,

Proposals win BE- received until THURSDAY
April u, for the following material &c to &c used
outlet sewer:
100000 BRICK
5000 barrels CEMENT.
5000 cubic yards BkOKEN STONE
1000 cubic yards HUBBLE STONE
6,00O loads OF SAND.
300 900 feet LUM Der.
$4,000 feet PILES: aud
100 WHkkLbARhOW5
For further Information apply to
b. J. COYLE co, Contractors
IAN stree. northwest
apS-tu tn m&w
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PHILADELPHIA, AL.EXANDkIAaWAeH1

N OF ls.9.-MARDls CHIEF, by CLARK a.
he by Glencoe lime. 2:Sa. GEOR0kEH
WEBB, Groom. 400 9th 81 NV. ap9-lms =.
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PROPOSALS.

DBOPOSALS FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN
Il ING ALLEYS.
ES6NKER DEPARTMKSr, DISTRICT OF CoLUxBIA,t
s., WASHINGTON. April 2. 1873.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office until
~ O'Clock NJ, on TUESDAY, April 18th, 1879, for
sweeping and cleaning the public alleys in the cities
Of Washington and Georgetown, for period from
April Is, 1879. to June 30, 1880.
Blank forms and all necessary information can
be obtained upon application at this Office and no
bId WI receive confederation unless made upon
blank forms
No proposal will be received from any falling con.
TRACTOR, known as such en- the records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia since July Let, 1878
The right 10 reserved to reject any all bids.
VIM. j. TWINING,
~. u apS6t
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY L

dEOBGET0WN. b. G AT AUCTioN.
On THURSDAY, April 10th. 1879, at S -
part Lot 1e, having front Of A feet inches 4.:
ON the east line Of Hish street, By depth Of IOS
proved by Q large Carpenter Shop.
Terms: One-third cash; balance at Fix, twelve
and eighteen months, with notes bearing interest
and secured by deed Of trust the property sod
Az oonyeyancinS q purchasers cost &l0J down
ap3ld THOMAS DOWNING Auot
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN
10 consequences of the rain. until THU RSDAY ApriI
l7ih. same hour and place
apl1-d THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionear
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION,
III NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA.
APRIL 18th, 1879, ut II m.


For full particulars inquire of p. c. MERRY, 60
High street. GEORGETOWN. d. C or on the premises
of MRS. L. G. MERRY II
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TwosToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE,
No; 1925 ElGH III STREET NORfHWEST
premises, on TUESDAY, April 18th. ct p. t.n
No., the above props rty. Lot l6x94 feet .x.:2
apli-d6ds RIOS. T. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
j. T. ooIDwxiL "a e Z. ~: . Ass. 49,:
AUCTION BALE Az. OK TIE WHOLE or squ4Rs
BOUkDAhY bTHEEIs. AID HEW IEEsr
AND RHODE LELAND AyEhUEs atJaTAfG
ING II1,Dn fQUAEE FEET
On "WEDNESDAY April fsih. al 9 o'cioat -
pm, sbali sell. "n The fre agis-r. the atose q
square Of ground. plat Of which eau be- seea@-
q! office.
Terms easy. and viii be made kno.n at salr
apl2.I4B j r cbLDSELt. tHr
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctionses.
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
INTERESTING COLLECTIONS or WILLIAM
WRIT AND REAR ADMIR- 6Di.DsE tg
OUCH. STANDARD. SCIEN rIFlC. MGsCEL-
owners IN nea'l every volume
VIII be eod on thursday EVENING, lNE1,
April H. 1879, comlIencin at m hftW
THOMAS LoWLING.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF LARGE BRICK WARE
HOUSE. ON CHERRY eThEET. (SEXr To
BEN hE sl BNudLp,Sds OF W. q. IL r. CO. TO
On WEINESDAY AFTERNOON. April -
I6to 1879, et O'Clock. we will Eel. at public 40
auction in front Of the premises. the lArg. 3 &s1.
story Brick Warehouse. on Cherry street near Poto
inaton Geors etown Co, SID wsrAho1s . to
be removed within fifteen days from day of sale
Tenn: Cakh.
WILLIAM KING,
JENKIN THOMAS,
GEO w. BEALL
api2-d Executors of Peter Won Essep dacossoa
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eE THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TILL
WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst 1t same hour
ap12 JONATHAN KIRKWOOD, Trustee.
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II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctions

JAMES T. OSBORNE Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Auct- apll-lOt
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eE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED mt
SATURDAY, April 10TH same hour and place. nv
order of Trustees N' ~
APT THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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-
Money quiet and STEADY.
We quote exceptional paper 7@s Y cent: Al
do s91o: second grade do ID. loans on COL
laterale COS; Al mortgage paper sx@to: SEQ
ot,d grade do o p cent per Hnnufn.
Gold continues to rule steady In New York at
par, and ID still quoted here at 1905 @1oo4.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at sats@e5.
and trade dollars at seBssc Halves and utaf-
tefs tAmeficaul are quoted at k@A y cent dis.
euantapar.
FOREIGN Exchange was In light request and
weak. Bank sterling rules at - 4suss. and bills
Of ladina and clear bills at 47sk8417tS.
French bills are easy. but the demand
Ii only moderate. We quote bank francs;
commercial 5.zst1 @5.71ss.
bank sight bills opened easy and closed the
same at " cent discount; commercial IL quo
ted s-ie@A v cent discount.
State Uonsols dull, at sTA@es.
Premium Bonds closed flrm at Bi ts@slA.
Stocks were Ia light request. and for the lisl
no changes were reported.
Nnw uRLrANH STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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HO0s I'm this market the suppl ths
taat year exceeded that Of Its pf sol
sls1ak i, q5D.gOO head. wl1ilB the courses w
Vas downward almost from the open III
the close. In November, the big mon Ne
year, there were gu7.e2g Teee1veo, y
Be. GOA head less than Tor the entire
lste4beinR an increase over the aTfiA1
N0vernber, 1877, Df 407 1919 head; buy
month In the entire calendar shgweu
rInllv Increased supplies There werH ~
more hogs shipped out than 9 year egg Il
Of the entire supply 5,010,Ql2 fell iHt4
hands Of local buyers, against 5N.4.lak
I,as indeed seemed to haye been no buttUM
the market. During the first week ln Jants
tha Quotations stood at "a 1904 % W IN
fr,ts rf5gd Tbas. and before the close OF Febru4
declined to A8 7D18 90 The three successful
months witnessed o depreciation IN values
the arrivals were large for the season b
considerably less than for June, and the ma
ket rallied very pereeptibly, the best heai
nffeTinrs. Of dPhladelphias, selling up
81 ID. Then came another downward NOV
fnent. which has been kept up ever since
the rate Of about oneshalf cent per posll
p ptresctesdsntedly low 1gufe 81 81 30 per 1
pounds, making afl average decline for y
eutirp srHson 81 about two cents per poIn
live weight. The quality Of the supply, taxi
as whole, was better than that OF last yes
the Improvement being the most mark
since the opening of the regular packing sc
son. For the past two on three weeks the
| rivals have comprised an unusually larl
proportion Of choice heavy hogs.
The diseases OF hogs, generally Jumped !
gether under the name Of "eh0lera," ha
been so disastrous In Illinois and large %
| tions of Iowa and Missouri that cattle feede
can no longer look TO the swine Tor an adj
/ ~ fY1lt
much riyen tr letting them Hollow the &,
Tie. Much gfaih therefore, iH. now lost th
was once used In fattening large dToves
/ hogs.
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QUOTATIONS.

a
seleotions. ....................... ..s1V1i
FLOUR Thus far this week no ehaae has ,
taken place IN prices. but as there waatsood !,
S S er eDsss aFSani @sg g.s s
that the apparent inactivity In the mark 81 II,
consequence Of the unwtlltnRness Of hole 10
the market has ruled throughout since F2r.
and transactions have been. restricted Hoe3
in9ly. bales-1oo and 100 bbls on private Ten
100 ct q e2h 50 Ct % SOL 20 and 100 OF u % ut
" We quote: Fancy extras % s7sgs s2,l: CHI
satTas zoo T reb 81 .,n aog safres
supsrflne 5000 Y; common q 5000 ~. Dealt
e c easSe M NEAT and unchanged with
limited demand. We quote good to choice Wssl
ern at ii 9o92 y Dbl or landing. dealers stil
0RR5qgRFF 2 ct & sggs q e sos e0
,HOMINY--s2 10 wholesale; ss@s as iobbing Y
yG5iRrTs-Ex landing ss@s as. according to
aquhhEA m o ANb paHhn MI AZ It
Wholesale and = 80 IN Job lots.
al n 50 for old and IS for new mess. Dealers
are jobbing at 5gGD75c advance on these prices.
s9 pY sa 1eF a Sa H si al advancing
we quote shoulders axe for loose and AZ
gao for packed: Sides are quiet and easy = !
BAOON-Dull and UNCHANGED. We quote
shoulders 2k@D2s<c clear RIB sides 4W4hc. and
clear sides 4ssc. Dealers obtain an advance OF
LARD-Quiet and easy. We quote refined in
Heroes ssDe'sc and packers prime steam at
s.0ee. Dealers rates are &c higher
HAMe-Qutet and easy. We quote sugar
cured sh16gc, uncanvased 806hc. Dealers
obtain the usual advance on these figures OF 40
BREAKFAST BAooN--The supply Is ample,
the demand only moderate. andthe market dull
and easy for choice goods at eA@sA: dealers
af PS scSlE NOD PRoDu ts rs are
selling on orders In the JOB trade at p 1905
| v half Dbl for pig pork: sg 1907 Y Dbl Tor
prime: 81 1907 so for prime mess: % 2s@7 q
for firkins and 81 Is for bills: pig tongues s@s1c
spare ribs s6@6 as for 300 ID tierces and ~ for
bbls; eide ribs 20 25@e 80 for 800 b tierces and
CoKN--Is 10 good supply demand moderate
and prices weak White 4'c. yellow 49, mixed
oATS-Stock small and prices firm.
HAY-Is In fair supply and prices are steady
WHISKY-Market quiet and easy. We quote
| choice Cincinnati 81 0801 10. fafrto good West
| ern 81 076of 0s. Louisiana 81 06@1 OF.
POTATOEs..Supp large and market steady
oNIoNs-Lieht supply and demand at u q
| vcRBBAaEs-F Firm at 81 so@2 = box.
APpLES-The supply Is large and prices ruf
| quiet and firm at 1908 Dbl.
BUTTER-Dull spd easy on creamerfes aEd
low grade s ~ Waotey 10 drssEssw ~ ~ ~ :
~ s:ss 7 o : =
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HE stocks Of provisions and brcadstuffs II
IN Orleans yesterday, December 81, 1878

A Washington correspondent thinks that 1t
u about time Congress- should take hold Of
The Freedmens Bank swindle and wind the
! concern up, or the luxury OF maintaining
commissioners will eat up all the assets not
\. VT made available. From July 70, 1874. 70
u November, 1879. the salaries Of these conn
q missioners sum up sBg,b5s ga; those Of the
| Attorneys est,s7s "a and those OF agents
n. 4.ass 81. These, with the other expenses.
III aggregate $Sls755 "a since the bank was
q turned over 70 the custody Of the commits
eioners. sum nearly equal to one-haf Of
M the dividends paid out was thus consumed In
lexpenses alone. That IL to shy. 1t cost over
IL $4,000 year TO run this broken bank, or 70
xtteat lib the little that was left By tho thieves
spaAfter the burglar alarm had been sounded.
N The responsibility for this most disgraceful
Az IF ,al stealing belongs primarily to Congress.
Sswhich took away the safeguards Of the char
kFUT<f6F
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kte Consols were dull at e7s4d1es. Pre-
mIkn Bonds closed at s1,sD8i4. against
1pIa2ga "a Monday, and a5Js uaets On Sat
n1ky last. The sales at the stock Exchange
63Jetl up $4,000 III State Consols and $4,000
m replun Bonds. The sales Of Consolidated
Nlds tUrossnanl were 100000 ut 81, $4,000
n1soh,, and $4,000 at 80, against %, the
otkin0 quotation on Monday.
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II ths amount Of postage stamps sold N the
fzasL otIes of tile country is any Indication Of
+ " extent OF their business, the Western
tlee, sccording to the Postmaster Generafs
r0ntn stand In the following order Chicago
1S5,lN4, III. Louis s4e5s57 Cincinnati, s4i7,-
~ cleveland si7s1Bo; Indianapolis sle5,924
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COMM EwCIAL

OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Tuesday Evening. December 81. 1878. J
COTTON-The feeling In prices was easier In
consequence of the unfavorabe advices from
abroad, and buyers and sellers were apart In
their views. The market was quiet. and In
acme easss transactions were made at decline
Of lsc. The sales at the close aggregated
$500 bales.
The following Is the official closing OF the
Cotton Exchange:
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HAGT-We are 1ndeBtgu 20 tlIg W9If kHHWWH
saif hni,sa al Messrs Jackson q Mansion for the
following auofatians 81 the, market: Demand
season. We note sale OF cargo. all COARSE. OF
sla u sack afivat, and another on private terms
Wa utote dealers THtss from waTehouESs az Z. "
fer II searce and likely to 60 higher TURKS
island il uuiet: quoted ct s00y0c bag Q. two
bushels, Table suit In poekstS 1x@7a eeens 81
In eix1.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

W. June ZIP to the twenty eighth o. De-
6bsr there vera received at Chicago 1884,
ia bushels Of grain, against q, Bog
t(Sheis during tho whole year Of 1877, ana
II. INA asa bushels In 1876
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

prdlng To the st. Louis Times nearly all
r IN seasons Ice was furnished to the go
lnoE restaurants and hotels 81 that city at
Y n 100 pounds. Judging from present
IN ects, the Times thinks that the rate
- reason viii be thirty=four to forty cents
IN hi hounds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-01

h Glad 10 rec signs Of the revival Of
de with Charleston. Yesterday the
NJ James Ponder cleared hence Tor
Drt with 100 hhds u sugar and 1866 bbls
1heans.
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The consolidated report sivss exports since
Friday to
OBJ. Frsa Con. Oman. Stocks
This Weeh 30 ss1 s;zgT 1lea5 zee 'ss4
Lest week ..ss. 2g.1e6 B.6l6 ss0s4 1.os2 e2s,562
Same time last s..
ysars :. ...s.aa,s 1856 14.s2i s4ss 7.4oo sss.Tss
RECEIPTS All UNITED STATES POINTS, sEFTHMBEH
III.
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Ths Steamship Z IN .r,..

<aeNA The Steamship 49,
Hanney, 0ommands& H..
VIII sail On or shout January 4. 1879. hEwr@s
wharf. loot Of EeplanAde street, IL. ia
VIII receive cotton and s1kn through htliAH
ladine fQr the C0ntinent. between Havfst set.
oTan asss ds.sssmsh,pa batrv i, lIv,,t araft
cross the bar .0f the Mississippi ct I'll ufTHH
without d6t6ntf0ny
DECAN d co. UEa
dsac II 1se draxler stree1baG.
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1 steamer Port Eads, with bafges, from
his arrived here Yesterday with 14,7s6
~ IL corn, AZ, 800 bushels Of corn Ii bulk,
! Scks OF oats, besides 4 large amount Of
IN merchandise.
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|rciaI md Financial Matters.

the items 81 the cargo Of the stsam-
Einsehwsie, which cleared yesterday
Sef,, Va notice ISL hhds 81 tobacco and
Sebels IA rye In bulk.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Tuesday Evening. December 81. 1873 }
NEW ORLEANS utHARIra-HOUsH.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. Mooney closed Ct p
cant Exchange closed quiet at AB2@4s7 Il.
Gold opened aud closed at 100. Governments
closed flrm currency 90 iieh@itgs. Psciae
Railroad bonds closed as follows; Union hrst g
funds lon !. 9DtDpR; Uontrals 1855 @1gsys.
UpJd clearings ct NJ b. b.. N. Y.-dold bal
Auces, ISIS H45; currency balances. slG70.750:
gola cleafings, $50. 10000.
IN State bonds Louisiana Consols declined to
o7, and District of Columbia s-sss rose to T9A.
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STEAM 10 BREMEN.
noHTn auB6An LrO1D.
gTIAu uETWMEM nGM9EM AND NEW II

nQNTH annMAM IlLOID.
gTnAn DnTWnEn nnnMKM AND NEW II.
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. BOUTH~ 9 81.
AMFT0M AID HAVANA Ia
- The steamships Of the North 4
nse Lord Win resume their ns~uiaf RI
= '0'''Ns' IRON Bremsn. From n. Orisss
Bfaupechweig .N0yeIn. % January
rsnts sr 5 RssSm fFs sbqasry
braunsehweig. JANUARY u ss..s.
frankfurt. !. 80 Fsbruarv II
Numbers ......1 March
Hraupsohwsis March Y ......
k kasnbe4T ...AApp1ll y 49,.
! Fhsss s1esInsrs toueh outward = Hsyrs anq
Havana, and On hsir homo trip u Havana and
PRICES ov PAssA0xs
From bremen. gouthafaptop q Hare " 10
vAna OK NeN 0rleane- Qetst, $50 tkold; btseF'A
~ yio q ks y arssas % susaampson. Hsyrsq ii
Trom New Orleans "a Havana cabin. -
| tgoidl Sfoeraee. 80 teoidj. 81.
olSn B Bna ~ assns ~ Tszas, Nj. Peter NJ, NJ.
aes passage orders It tho following throuss
sn Bremen z fsslsssss Il ss ssea
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deRarturs apd the prices q Dassaee: ,,s.nI
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