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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth, ncr-
yous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, &c, ! will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America Send half-addrcssed envelope to
the Rev JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d. Bible
House, New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29
TWO IN ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand medical agents
in one, each Of which performs its function and
unitedly produces more cures than any nement,
lotion, wash, or Plaster ever before compounded In
the history Of medicine. Try one. PRICE % Cents
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadss, and
by WEEKS Il POTTER, Proorietors Boston Mass
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29

III Carl Prctzel, Of Prctzel's Illus
trated Weekly, could only persuade the
public to estimate him at the value he
places upon himself, he would be the great
est man in America.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29
ELECTRICITY.

A grand curative and restorative agent j. not
equaled by any element or medicine in the history
OF the healing art. Unless the vital spark has fled
the body restoration by means of electricity IL pos
sibc II l. the last resort Of all physicians and sur
gcOns, and has rescued thousands apparently dead,
from an untimey grave, when no other human
agency could have succeeded This il the leading
curative element in this Plaster
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29
BALSAM AND PINE.

The healing properties Of our own fragrant bal.
sam and pine and the gums Of the Eas, arr too well
known TO require description, Their grateful heal.
ing soothing and strengthening properties are
anCe with late and important discoveries in phar-
macy, their healing and strengthening propertie,
are increased ten fold. In this respect our Plaster
l. the best In use without the aid OF electricity.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29

An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with a
highly Medicated Strengthening Plaster, form
Inc the best Plaster for pains and aches in the
World of Medicine
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
M. IIarrell, Editor.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

Largest Circulation of any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29

ESTATE or MICHAEL DouGAS, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been arponcd Eyecu.
tfiS of the Inst viii and testament Of Michael Don.
gan late III the county OF Alexander and sntp of mn.
nois deceased, hereby gives notice that hc win nm.
pear before the county court of AoYandncoupty, nt
the court house In Cairo AZ the March term. ON Inc
second Monday IN March next, At whci time nil
thed ana requested to attend for the lurpnsn If
having the same adjusted, All persons mdobt.
rd TO said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment TO the undersigned.
Dated this !!nd day OF January, A. D. M,
ELLEN DOCGAN, E,urully
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29

QuERY.--Why win men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros
"SeaI Of North Carolina ut the same price!
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIPTHERIA !

Johnsons Anodyne Llniment will positively pre-
vent this terrible disease and will positively cure
nine cases In ten. Information that will save many
ives sent free by mail Don't delay a moment,
Tre'ehtion Il better than cure Sold everywhere.
l. ~ JoHNsON * CO., Bangor Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29

"HAcKMETAcK" popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-29

CHEW Jackson's best Sweet Navy To-
bacco.
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EXEcuToR's NOTICE.

LEGAL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

GAsSIDY'S HOTEL-R B OIoneh. Kentucky
Edward b Moore. Mlssisstppi Wilkins md
wife. Magnolia, Mics; Goo Lane, Pueblo. Cal !:
e Nettlea. Girard Chas ! Porter. New York: q
X Seago. Atlanta. On: y Hull mud lady, jack
son. Miss Tim Cooper. wife and child, lia2le-
hurst Geo NJ Murroll, ,Jr. Jackson Miss: J. N
CfTY HOTEI r. II Tarleton. st Louis; y 9
Iaa and wife: ) A Mend. Miss: w n Csmrlnk.
Quitman Miss / NJ Smith, T', i, n Fla:
Abheylln "a: smith simmsp = .,lsl Nc
Mo- Z Martin aud wife. Atlanta; Mrs " II Winn
aud two. children. In. Mor9hoad. browns
Miss Magic Lawrence. Lexington, ", i )
Morse. city: Tony Doherty. wife. two children
aud servant Mrs ] Hawkins and child. West
Falictana: A MpIil, Texas.
ST GHARLEs HOTELr-H II Combs st Louis
7 N Ames Boston: John Il Rowland; hew
York; DrJ i Broughton, Greenville: i p Sof-
fard. Montgomery; Iobn Perlgoy Il; Ihi had
Ballard. Columbus. q; II Boyner. Maysvilfs.
Ky: W Petrie. Miss stuart Wood ~ fhiad ado,
staamer =! Halliday; Froa T Mylss, y Louis;
Simpson Horror, lower eoast, w Atwood J
7 Dinsmora W Il Douglas > Phinnaay, l.
Wilbur b W Campbell. New York: Il Muir
raw MOhiTp, w RI Huilftt Louisville.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81 1879
house: gparae eoNaea 70 saek, fine n saA01 %,
lnniiv nj aoaoaFe v bushel Table salt In pockets

hotse goarae eoaaa sEa v saek, fine N a2aN11 10.
Turks Eaianl dull md nsaseted: quoted nom
lnaiiv al sodaaFe " bushel. Table salt In pockets
NAVAL STOKES Tutrentine A70asoe; pitch
A. aD6b IN: tar 81 EaTa 70.
oils l,lnannd rew, e5at boiled ao@tprn Y gnl.
In pn IN piHnp43.
= COTTON il Ha Tho y. 4. Ifnn company le
iba i1ngta#tin nj Il 81 II trt'lh tbe tttlr a. ~
~ ph u ,ttnAta, Wtth The tt4ual ren n ~ y cent
tiseeitn TN ennh, hetpG t'9H ~ bundle tho
zrsiial t'fatttftnt nllawHl
nAtitiflE hpmeale iuts ttIa fnr tfTa
rpu0in anil taat2tse Ipf two and " al,ttet
,,,If.la In round haa. Rnllne iWle Is ivbldng
eT6VHs Willie sat 60 tneb, ~ railroad o.
nn'llns ftoga.n 10, ea" la d !" s'@ ~
aynraea Haealea'a5 haain or river, s2Fo5s.
lmttnIR spNJa. heallnea ttn,d5a
HnGF Tni1Ta Heaahaads stn1atE, barrnls s't
10 10 hnlf hnrras saEitp Green poles retnil at
n,pHH, ThlIoW, Hrd. Mr. q. y Magee,. 20
With t,n following quotations fat l.liaa, etn.. fot
the week ending Novamhe, a. lrhe n9nta'tnna
axpansea antl commission 10 l,e Hdtle'll
Hteer uiiep, City slaughter. 10 n and
ste3s l /, % yargs''t"r undo. 10 a4p,
uow lll!ss, Oily Rlaneh'er. na they ,,,6, :,
pine div alalphtnv in II, ~ n M st,fn Q Q
Unlt Hklns, flty sllattqhtal. eaeh .tt.. 6o ap7h
uea atts ili dry filnt, v il i. ea,tsc
country Tides. dry sailed, Y II IL Plt g
Hamaantl Hides two thlrps ntiea,
I'hllnv Trims. City Hfn1alni e4-e nAeo Z
Tnllaw lanntry Renlered tisNn q
HeesWas urine yellow s,s.....,s..-t-"E a,'9 z
nG Horns anHh .-E.,......se:7* "a
We report nnlei week In he hide merket
With lahi feaaYa NJ desirable STICK .t, hs,"g
To- aAtl for NH u
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Widow ] Il! Hubeau to Widow L.. Oronknr
one lot and improvements. bounded by Column
bus. 10 MN PrteHr and Karlerec streets meas
uTing Is feet iuehe3 front on Columbus street
BY 157 feet inches In depth $3.50.
Sherff's sales Mrs. Mary L. Underwood to j.
COsgr0ve ct ais two lots and improvements
bounded by Coliseum. Parrer. Bordeaux and
Lyons streets measuring 30 feet front on Col
iseunl street by 100 feet In depth 500,
Sheriffs sale tsuccession OF Jacob kletp} 10
jacob Schoem. ore lot and improvements, In
square bounded by Montegut Uhartres. Press
and st. Ferdinand streets, 7sx9s. s1o2s.
Sheriff's sale lin suit OF Jean Mariel. one lot
with improvements, In square bounded by CAL
liope, Clara, Magnolia and EuDhrosine streets.
9Sxl0I, 5000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21
NAltK I,'rS By TELEGRAPH.
M @ rsp essaa.

EhW IoRH Nov. 40 Cotton au'at saies wv
a,lteieh net reeelnta 4581ts ,expoltR to Greet
britain 1896 Continent 1lat bales, Ne! reoaipts
ln5 gross zoo he7 Futures :, s'" ,s s ~ s
eemhar talaaaia AZ january y }p4pl2ao. Febtu
ary f9lttaie r. Nat"l, l2fsd i2.bp, Aptil '27t.
Southern flaur puie' Rnd unchanged, Wheel
tGaaa hlghar ,nnte nelva trafle Corn steady,
very rnodetate trade; unRraaed saaee Oats
Hopy n s iar demand md nnehansal
Coffee .lnial md ateedy, prieas nnallNred au.
gar nnehanRel and anll: M"1n " unlat az. an'
tait demand. Resin nrn; st 6nn1 N2ta. Int
rentI Inc higher o. Wool very strone. nntlve
InnirT don aat L fleece enc aaFa pplsea 'S"Fa
Pork opened tifmat, hut closed dull and wenk ,
middes stenhy; LING, nleaI - short elaa, ~,
a 9 e"ne . asN9S Sss q s'7s '1rvy F H
dun Hides f'rm. with good inanify md ~
changed.
ena Western white t7de4n uiSad 'a.pte. Pom
aylyania sTtDta Provisions atenhv anl i'm
changed. Coffee quiet and nneehnneed. huRar
unnt, soft loafniul2 whisky firm 81 II eo@
! u. Fralahta dull ma unchanged.
t,NcIsHArt Nov. ~ Flour fairly active.
shade higher. When' Is III falr demand ana
a Oats ateniy md unchanged. Iprk strong ;
ell. lard steady ut 76aha So Bulk meats tlrn
aud Unchanged Bacon unchanged. arean
neata higher: shoulders AZ short HIS S'tss6'.
Whisky Ia In good demand at tull pIlees W Nv.
sugar nrm Nav Orleans st4}@p, Hogs active
and nrm s,, :, naa I, sh - 1909 70
lou,Hv1lLH Nov %, Flour arlet and nm
changed Wheat arm II y 2atpl q. Corn nrmer
Oats llrmar; white - l9rk anlles a. 2, ~ w. ~
shoulders "a. whisky nrm At u d. Hogs
higher A. an a'Nye ey pa"ApFf ~ rsr am
A. eoaD5 30. choice TO fancy s5 a.ae 60. Whee'
unsettled aud eene r. big {, ~ ~ - red n 'a
eaaler, 81 /, cash Oats easler: nj cash. WHISKY
steady at Al -. Fork llFmer. $40 s7s easih
lard quiet % eash md hoysmee ), nm. h,' Nv
oear lbs 5.7o@6.so. Bacon nom'helly IN
Hogs Moderately active and higher, York
ore Al COCOA rs. packing 81 1908 30. butchers r
Uatt i Il In good demand for nil grades, but tho
r mlsed hn i atur whi" goes off roaiiy q
81 ~ "a 90. good 70 fancy heavy. shipping s'oert
- aoa4 30; light ~ roee4 y, feeders aseaa So 70
wanted falr to good muttons "a s0ea3, choice u
| CHICAGO. Noy. 2o.-Flour steady and IN
rod winter ii a.. No, Chicago spring. Il 1s',@
| l6ta Corn unsettled md generally higher =
as. ontH ateady: good demand nt sass' porl
| in good demand and Il shade higher ut $40
Lard IN fair demBnd and higher at q G7bge y y
Bulk meats Steady and hrm. Whisky stee'u
and unohslged.
| tled and generally lower, Oats eaatar hn. no
" otablv lower. Pork strong and higher; 80 2
! ,,toyember, Lard IN good demand mud shad
4 higher; Gao November and December.
The Droverst Journal reports:
Hogs neeei1,,,t,, 10000; shipments 400: mhr
ket opened strong and ruled ann,"3 uaokan1
I 81 s,9H7 %, shipping ft0+ H. light ~ a6te4 NM
kat closed tame but no lower. under henvy Int
! arrivals Ieceipts 1900. shlnments iie1
| there wns 4 good healthy market for all grades
ahpping active, shaln stronger common - =
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21
FRNM THE PASS Es.

FoRT EAps. Nov. 40, & p. M. Barometer s0.sat
Wind north light W"hther eenr md cool. .
Arrived AT II 30 lnst night. steamship Hs
gieLs, Hawthorne master. from New York 10 "
A, Whitney K Co.
Italinn bark tnsoluto. Lapnr. master, 50 days
from Canon. IN hnlnat to q Grands. $50.
Br,tlah bark Jennie Armstrong. Hull masIwt
days from Mob ls Win Galveston and hoHnd M
leaklng and In now being towed to city ioE re
palra i.
Austrian bRrk Formosa, scopincil masfer. u
days from Hanoa. In ballast, to Mastch oasn*
Itch for orders. We
snllod stenmahip lone Star for New Y0ff.
ships Northampton and Orient for LigeIpQMas
cfnc for R""en Eoaa Garm en- Tor Hayana.
scbooners Eva j. Smith and r J. Collins ~
Providence
Got your plumbing done at Applegates. No
l4s Poydrag street
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veil master. leaves tomorrow at D. IN iet
Alexandria


,n..,., " T,'''a. mas.,,ar %.
1the'hnau liIpas, NoHgHipsh . ,a. A.,,,,bt into
b,pt; ales heoonnelt. nna yItun ' th,ts rnaHe
hh1 NIXON .nu'lnefln ol me r. IL eEtarlnakSs
ihR rev ehAhRes henessAfy ~ VIC ,1'aaiad IL
GREW Harry t,hamntn has haea E,e prom, haa ~
Hi aaslatant piIi ha ai,ntntad I'i TO marrow.
fiinaInnntj fiofnufarIiI Mnyau,ber ta.
out aweepeg \ son III on d second elerk
ou tba tprnnn 10 flav Az 4 u,antlgg Of he
lug tie uaw Mary houston Aeeurei ihe second
tn t, Miller leeyaa rar I,onisVle iadsy IL
bring NJ hIa boat ptlat Joe Pnrae and others.
he Golden n1"s ~, eeaw ,, ,"9ge g tar OVENS
'rf" ""s W. 'ssf ps ss,r,snn
l p,rr4 4sT Penn. Nov, tweahsr PLEASANT
81 day juat commenced r. tain. "A MIongnsa-
hela new marks 's t, , Inches old feet
INCHES. Allegheny, ,eet infhes' ,,,,,
The Smoky oty ana s2s L. ao a ngat
Manehestar TIE smoky oltF han nst nafR9 ,s III
I Is raoy W y 1 w"Pt watr D' . 'y0s n't'
n,ats d, cincinnati naoree Iyste. Hyena
Goa nsf . wh 'G'2 rs sHFhss ags Ess
bnsnaia Wheene; Monitor. $4,000 bushels
ok a hf IT, tqTss s 2se s a. fa aad D.
y Wood eleven cool honts, aud four fats, With
2ee. 900 hnsh"Ia;, stu raining, 49,
coal iset tro" ii rit'stars passed hgrs this
va1 vent e. n" T e '2 @se. rh oo ge
e.elasRs the hn.renny With piaa went BY and
fifteen minutes later the Jas. A. Stone took ten.
oil large haTges. since that tme none nave ap-
peat"a and as TIE night XII 6e had ~, nne ~ s
probable that the rest ~ the Aeef VIII ite above
The CITY until 1ayhteak -,
MARIETTA, hov. l1;-Dfdafs haYa baen re-
oelved from tho War Department TO com mepes
~ once The work OF halliing ne ICE harp'r ior
ono river htats w Sha MhsElnRhm naa.iMt
The cnennei noh hast ms SD been .I paashs a
down oil evening ara y curious ero ssa nave
stood on mo Wbnft most o. Inc htlSt nosph,
seemingly as greatly Interested In eoal going
e unnlnnh ~ u We na' noa nutaaV ~ hnh
" aaa ,na - III tav do az ~ much
a ann9 3e'oR "'s'' ''''' ~ ~ ~ Aaeo"
w. ,,,,. NJ, y - The staamar
~, 9hs ill ha osyanna ~ the G,neinnat
a ,,m u'i nassaa dov.n at noan River feet
! tnnits ma rising with tho nInskinallm run
| 49,, o,,t a, rontg - -
az Inuis Repnh,iopn Novemher 1s.
Ilates INK d tnmba vaatarday and are unw
| as follows: 10 Memphia. ne,ur 400. nork $50.
| meats otn. 1sr. hay 2na to Viessburr -four sle
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/, ga,a F,r tho past fifteen weeks the eola
Imports ~ rev iota IT,
TOR week. 5=-4-4-
u,,,au ~ MHvru,a
TIM nnuesr WHOLESALE Hi'AN " . AZ n,
49, tron,tprg The Memphis Avalanche ~
wv, w. 1872. -, III VI ewing
ln"aahs. w. ma,ots Wa,ha- I,rns "
iaatrflnt nithffohh mI l,i1 s1Ia,, u,,iiIinp
o. Nh lnsAlntly ~ m Is,,oH w WHIT,
made AL nasiENfnenl 1e' ~ ~, osaiana,
creditors Nh " 4 11,TitI,i, I ,,,l'a Innoihv an,
lha a#h& II, NJ t,t,,nttiv ,,,. hundred t,adts
tt,a Ia whurt reartctlrnls fhe l,r'n h,Rne wv,
onq indebtedness IL sinall euma tanRlhE ~" .,
eanon lnwnWnrl, Iha fhtRnaf shtM 4t.s tus ~
t,snn sliefy nsennls n "Ya I H. RR,igInn
~ inbli 'ee s sNs W MeNI1F 81 ',hllln1,sl,jo
nnd Boston Vie synpi If ~ aas ,,t Z o aa ~
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WHERE To LOOK A
FOR TIE BEST FURNITURE

= Just returned from the North with gne I'll Ss8
the most complete selections of artistic iaas1Ml
tuTe ornaments. etc. Call and examine z. u
splendid selection Of satins. Brocatells. Y
Nottingham Lace Curtains, and the ree ~
styles In Paper Hangings. all at the mos
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AUCTION SALES.
by Montgomery &c Co.
A DEALERS STOCK or JEWELRY,

A DEALERS STOCK or JEWELRY,
- C0NsisTING OF kS8
PINS. EARRINGS. BUTTONS, RIhst
CHAINS. BRACELETS and other artalss;
CLOCKS. SHOW CASES, COUNTERgsaa@
TABLES; n large SAFE. suitable for III
eier's use and many other articles. rs
A LII TO BE SOLD WITHOUT THE Llaas1
4 reserve. mt anction. on FRIDAY. NJ
Dor al. at II o'clock a. m. at No. 81 Camp 49,
MONTGOMERY 4 CO..
noio 81 Auctions@sse.
MI ONTGOMERY Il co.
NA AUCTIONEERs,
VIII sell Horses Mules. Cows. Carriages -
Harness at auction at
MONTGOMERYs TATTER5ALLS.
no. 40 RarDnne street,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY y Is
O'Clock.
Consgnments of stock solicited. aui7 u
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C0MM ERCIAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
ThursiaY Eyeninr AnNanlhar Do 1870.

GoTTON-There was not much demand to-
day. and IL consequence ot lower markets nj
New York aud Liverpool our market ruled
easy AMI dull At decline OF tso per pound
with sales Of also bales
The following Is the official closing Of the Got
~ ~ HAS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

A SEAT IN TEE Nkw YORK COTTON ESSEASsF.
few days aSo mentioned the sale St three
seats In the New YORK Stock Board at several
thousands Of dollars apiece The Commercial
Bulletin mentions The sale at auction last Satur-
day OF q scat III the New Nork Cotton ExShansa
at Aseo, The fat was commented upon by
some OF the members that there Is 4 great DIS
proportion between the value ot seats al the
Cotton and Stceh Exchanges thc former beius
claimed to be worth intrinsiaally more than is
paid fer them On az 1unt of the OPPORTUNITIES
for earnins large commissions. One broker
openly Acknowledged that his commissions on
cotton for one day alone last week amounted 70
ever s7paa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

Thera was n shtrment Yesterday Nv st"h'h
ahtp w. q. Hewea, tnt Havana n w. mus''s 49,
aIS hnrana
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AMOUNT oF gorroH ON sHTPBeARDt MADE UP hv
rHH rpTrDH EXCHANGE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

regarding The collection OF customs. - 10.
specie that comes from abroad fully 70 per ee,',
IL gold. For The past 0tteen weeks ne Ro'a
lmpnrta n New York have ayefeeeo te"''.oV'
tfar yynnk -a5 M .#.-z.zm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

rrha stcak IL lard IN New York In reported ~
ytpsp1 ,tatoaa against tnG,npa tistaea one n'ht"
aaa md II, Bat tlerres Que yanr mao.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

The Mamrhia Avalanche mentions "a az ''t"s
sre,lpn of the rush af business ~ thaf rhy 'ha'
rn Tie eighteenth nstant the sales 81 "oHoh
amounted to bfKn bales
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NnnIVRd HRWa TFHIH HRFftE Tf'H'
aInae F,liny. iaas week.. laet rNat

Total HftAi ihs'iN
The congratulated report slnra Friday ahowa
the following egnorts:
Las, wa 90 ppa aa.al2 Fata ba1.aao
yanr $500. a4oaa ,r.lna al9op -. E5a,ne,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

rnE CRNrAl asstEM Tie grain 'rahe ~
New York continues atrenHnuaty W "hNoan ~
inauguration If tile Genital ssstem w welphta
Nv the Produce Exchange, and 'hara seems ~ ha
no possibility ~ overcoming their hos1'lny 'o
che proposed innovation, u VIII nrrhahlS ~
abandoned.
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Above low ahanga.

Daily teegrauhln report Of tho stage nj water
ut various i,ulnts, wti, changes. In the "a hours
anAlna gsanttinY nj 4 81 IN,
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rupy4s HN,ntp, ttNs State Onnsnls ruled veg
ssr,,av AZ 4ats6bst4 ana,nai AaasMMR M Wahhea-
day. AT New YORK they We're luotab a' Asa@
aS. Premium Bonds closed mt 'R's"o2a31 ne
same IA on tile ptevsnna DAY. Win saee
amounting to sRitsa. Stocks continue " " rs
,Eiea
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MIHIN., sTNCks.

o. Al per share
fARIs. NOV, 40. $50 Il. N. -Rentes stf 32Ac.
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According 10 yesterdays Atara'ehes, ne ane-
nta DECREASE Ia tia Isane VT England wae .aie-
600 and the proportion az the l,ank \ reserve 'o
tts liabilities u n"w AZ 40 ~, aaa'nat 49, iasf
,vask the nylne NJ silver I'll london IL M Ste
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

THE TasFA SFrri FMENrs.Tho quarterly
settlements If the hostage accounts with cNun-
tries Of The y Nta union show au aggregate
balance fix the hscal Year * sss.27e III favor cf
the United States, and the settlements for sea
and territorial traRstt charges gu open aud
closed mails show aggregate balance ot
8 SIT a4e HI favor OF the United States lntotn
weight of the mails dispatched 81 countries "
the universal postal union, Canada executed
we're a follows: Letters. a.6s2qll ounces pvint
ed matter aud samples lsetss. qnt ounces being
an increased weight over 1878 Of 2a31aa ounees
OF letters and T. lsp .la ounces q printed matter
and Hampies
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

THs OorroN EXCHANGE, The annual meeNfnp
IN tia New preapa Cotton Exchange Will ha
held al "Wednesday next, tie twanty-a'sth IN"
stsnt. aud ON the tirst Of naramhar there WIZ
ia An election fnt at'lcars and atreotots ot that
,pstitu,,sn. The hoard of communist onnra OF
a.atian Will ba A. n. Uanl,nnnk. chairman y.
A ,;lvan AMI " n Hnwrott
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

France haa the largest wheat area ~ proper
zion of norulatt0n If ANY country in hMF"n'>
hut white Enelani's wheat yiala ~ trem - w. 10
huahels ta tbs acre that of France Ia only w..
An Increase III one buahal Al acre there WNusd
amount ~ tn.Nenoan huahela. Th'e small staih
Ia attributed to poor cultivation, nnh tM we
South "a dfynnss cf the climate In the spring,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

Silver mining Ill Nevada seems 81 he oh the
decline. The Alta says the State rtodue"d saS.-
ooe,eoo In lsia and viii prphably not reach sat+
eao 1000 In is1p. The great BONANZA ~ the oenr
seliaatna vireinia and California is nearly en-
hauste,i Those tive mtnes turned ont s'hW
M,a a month tos y long time. aud now not one
tenth 40 much,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

THE Coal FnEEn--Tha fHtshuta foat ~ the
eighteenth aaya: The tiae III the river has
been q n,oet ADVANTAGEOUS one, AMI between
do M and 5000 600 bushels of GOAL have been
ehipped. ~ Cincinnati about a1aenne hnahela
have been ehlpred. sn Louiavi''o 'Nastoeo, and
to st. Louie, i2N,ona. The entire ehlpmeht WV
amount IL somewhere in the ne'GhhorhnNd ~
q oyNn 0sa huahela.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21

TIM srocN SPECULATION. The New York
correspondent ri the Roaton Commercial Bull
ietin Eays SIX weeks einoe the heat OF our
daily newspapers We're BOUNDING the note "
warning and vet prices have ainee risen from
40 to IN per cent Again AMI again the warming
yrfee IL heard but these SPECTATORS don't warn
worth cent We are iii the midss Ne au eX-
eraeriinary season, and after al only two
szlaseaa arpcar % hava prnAea Ivy H. Wiz The
reckless fools and the long headed chiefs
among tha operator. Cautious and moderate
~ Intelligent men have. AZ 4 class, not under
stood the situation, and patltaps nj last will
come in and vet badly lurped