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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

The difference In quantity between the oof-
fee imnorted Into this country and that sold
Is. remarkable. or thirtysfour samples Of
ground coffee lately analysed, thirty-one
were adulterated, more or less with ehiccory.
Roast corn was In twelve, and beans and po-
tato tiour In one. Chiccory itself Is as often
adulterated as coffee. Horse chestnute, acorns,
tan. mahogany sawiust and I'd venetian red en-.
ter frequently into the composition. A COM
pany which desiccates cocoan1lts tn this city
finds market for It's shells at the coffeemils,
which grind and mix them with coffee. Pea
nuts and burnt sugar are also used for adult
terations, and unground coffee ls by no means
exempt from foreign particles
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01
The Centai system In the Grain Trade.

New York, Sept. 3o.-The Produce Ex-
change to-day, at the request of the grain
trade. adopted resolutions postponing until
the GENITAL system, so far as regards the grain
trade. The Genital system goes into effect to-
morrow In the provision and other trades.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

By HIMsELF.-Gur esteemed friend. Mr. John
g. Flnnsy. for several years past D member Of
the well known house OF George Heck Il Co..
commission merchants aud dealers In grain,
has come to the conclusion to go it alone"
and will to-day open an establishment ut the
corner Of Poydras and Commerce streets, for
the purpose Of prosecuting the same line Of
business. John Finney Is aeood, honest. ao-
com plished merchant. is widely known and
universally popular and Is sure to succeed He
has our best wishes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01
The Prlce af Coai "a ba Advanced.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 30.--The Schuylkill
coal operators to-day decided to advance the
prices Of lump and steamboat coal for Octo-
Der 25 cents on last months circular.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

Empress Eugene Ii trying to find eonsoIa-
Speaking OF Capt Carey's ailusion to the
Prince, ehe Is reported as saying. ssWhy can
not he leave him alone2 He left him alone
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01
A Barge Ewanpad,

At Q o'clock Tuesday morning the barge
Indian Reed. owned by Capt. Redding, was
swamped two miles west of the New Lake
pier head. Her cargo Ut shingles and cord
wood fIoAted off,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

The cost OF living ID very low lii Melbourne
Prime meat IL four to six cents pound, and
bread twelve and half cents for four
pound loaf.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

Mr.. Hazard, OF Vancluse, r. T., gave a lawn
party to the spirits OF his dead relatives. He
says that among the guests were his late
wife and daughter
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01
The vIrEinia Debt Question ExcltenieHt
In Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, Sept. 29--The town ID alive
with excitement to night. with bands playing,
q pyroteehnic display, and The streets lined
with burning tar barrels. lii honor ef the maas
meetings held by the advocates Of the Mcuul-
loch bill and the Reputation oil the State debt.
The former held their meeting at the Academy
Vi Music with a large crowd Id attendance,
including great crowd OF eolored men, who
filled the galleries. This meeting was pre-
sided over BY Major Charles 3. StTingfeltow.
The speakers were VIM. =. Royal, of Rich
mond, and Attorney General Jas. G. Fields
The stnge Of the Academy was handsomely
dressed with State and national flags.
Tho readiusters' meeting was held In front
Of Mechanics Hall, with Con. bteth Boiling
as chairman, who introduced Hon. Frank
Blair, Of Wythevlile, and Gen. Vim. Malone,
oil this city, as speakers Of the evening. This
meeting was largely attended by both white
and cUlored voters, who lined the streets In
front oil the hall.
The primary election, which takes place to-
morrow, to nominate candidates for the SEN
ute and Legislature, ID Looked forward to with
great interest
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01
LahOr Tronblen in a,ineInuatt.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.--The various trades
unions succeeded In getting about two thou.
sand men on o strike yesterday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

Go 10 Barnes b Miller. No. is Natenez street,
tor drst-elass rebronzinR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

Some landlords In Ireland are increasing Ii
stead OF decreasing their rents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

Pork packers Of Chicago require q, oO0, 900
feet OF lumber this year Id the shane 81 boxes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

100000 in pictures by foreign artists. The
great picture by the eminent French painter
of battle pieces Detaille, the largest That he
has ever produced, passed through the New
York custom-h house only q few days ago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01
Blowing Out Of O. Bolt,

Blowing Out of q Bolt.
At noon yesterday, while the United States
Inspectors were trying the boilers OF the
steamboat H. ID. Lee with cold water pressure,
a bolt was blown on5, causing slight damage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

DR.. Beck, ct LelpSie, holds tea and coffee
accountable IN nervousness and peeyishnese
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

The three policemen at Miamisburg, o.,
picnic tried In vain to prevent fighting. At
length they held a consultation and resolved,
lnasmuch as the assembly seemed to be di-
vided into two nearly equal factions, TO leave
them to themselves. Two men were killed
within an hour, and seven wounded.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

The following are the appropriations for
the last four years for the support Of the War
Department:
Appropriations fiscal year 1878. $.5 O7G, 100
Appropriations fiscal year 1879. 40. 1858
Appropriations fiscal year 1880. ...-.. 10000 900
Estimates for next 1sca year. 1881. AO.043 $50
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

0ew Jackaon's best SWEEP navy tobacco. IL
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fafal array i'll Loulavflla.

LOUISVILLE Sept. 3o.-Moore, III Grab
Orchard, shot Col. ~, Lewis Clarke, Or.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
a Daughter AoouF ed of Poisoning Hel
Mother.

OHATTENAF DO Nv. ", Sept 3n.-MrH. g,a,lrt
barnaTn. elbow. aged sixty years, died sud
menlr on sunday In Intense agony; II Is be-
leved rom poison. Her daughter, the wifi
m man VI bad repiite named Ilchart
shf. uuder, IL suspected Of the crime She has
f,aen arrested and Ia now locked up, awaiting
/ the result 81 the coroner's Investigation. I
arsenic at u village drug store and poisoned
her neither.
ARREST or A MAIL RoBnER.
CINCINNATI, Sept. sD.--A. R. Sayers, route
agent ID tile Kentucky Central Railroad fol
several years, was arrested for robbing tht
mails. Marked bills were found Ia bis pos
session, which had been sent through the
malls by detectives
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE or MEH.
CHANT.
BALTIMORE. Sept SOL. ID. Warren, a mer.
chant from North Carolina, purchasing goods
In this city. mystertously disappeared yester-
day morning. It is stated that he had $1,000
On bis person.
AIN TNCENDrARY FfsH.
KEuKuK. Sept 3O.+-An incendary fire de-
struyed the st. Louis aud Northwestern Rail-
road round house. Four locomotives we're
damaged. Loss, $4,000.
A CLERGYMAN SUED ron DIVORCE
HARTFORD, Sept. sU.--Hls wife sues Rev. j..
ID, n. Walker for divorce. He has been d
prominent divine Eminent counsel have
been engaged and the matter attracts much
attention. Mrs Walkers grounds ere abuse
and infidelity.
DROWNING or AN OPERATOR.
New ORLEANS, Sept Sol. Martin Boehm,
telegraph operator, was accidentally drowned
To-day ct Bayou des Allemands.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE ITEms. ETC.

II. cha aarlv pnrt 81 yesterday, the dispatches
from New York and Livsfpooi Doing OF III hh
s.vorahta ,apor, tho cotton market here was
sasy ana felt of We per pound. but int0r fhe ~
xtnpa from Now York Indicated ~ advance ~
fntnres md tbia caused our spot market W ns-
,,ma more ntendinssH. We heard OF somo or
.1ara for futures bsinE contaminated In tho
fnarntng viii III tho parties grehtly regretted III
the Afternoon.
fiji Mew York tho market ruled Hnlal ahh
Ytsady with sales Of mn bales hnd 100 hHlea g.
4 fivefssa on contracts Futures advanced 90 20
a,nI fata aa compared With haturdhys quota
1tona. aloslne arm. with sales VI tl1o 900 bales.
Af favsrpno cotton waa of L l6a. with ahlea
x,f 7a,p bnlsa. III which 4H5o were American. Tho
rtsss tta lit thu, port were lnrao $4,000 bales. ~
wtsiuh se.bpg were American. Futures Wnfa
yvsnk. showing u decline ~ 9-a2d por pound
gsha Havre market was irregular.
Ali the suger sheds yesterday the demand Tor
the eareharine products was far. but mo mar
ks,t WINS easier and irregular and prices Wefo
marked down. Tho receipts wera largo. CON
aiHtiug of 1871 hogsheads OF anear ana ap'p par
reis III molneEeH-
trI,,ra WINS n fuir amount Of buainasa trnna-
nataa I'm -four. 1850 barrels changing hands.
enough the supply actively on tho market ID
small, most of tho cholae and fancy -four being
lsaId under limitation above current rates
Provisions Ia the deal yesterday exhibited hut
Il aw changes compared with Saturday. The
yEtsaaaid was net vary active except for dry salt
@sI shoulders. of which tho sales wore falr 81
arm prices for spot goods.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DDm 0sfIn. .

New YonK. Nov. -Cotton-Quet and
steady; salea 44s bales Uplands l2'e Orleans
R'4; consolidated net receipts 80 tG5: exports
to Great BRIAN It4ol: France Sill Continent
1902 bales. Cotton Net recelpts 9+5 gross
o478 bales Futures closed firm; sal s
Is7 900 balss: November l2.22@gl2.23. December
IL 22Gp2i. January II 3d. February IL %, March
l}.s6@12 Sc, April Il 7s0g12.79. May 12.91012 SO.
June l3.o2G1l3 o. July -. lDai3.la.
Southern Il tur iirmer. fair inquiry; common
to fair extra IS 75A6 80 good to choice do So $50
with the advance lost. tendency In buyer s
favor: ungfnded winter red 81 27g1 49, No. do
81 431zg1 4t1a. No. do 81 AN. Corn unchanged.
closing weak. Oats nc better, fair trade; No. 8
45@4sA. Hops-Moderate trade and unchanged.
Coffee unchanged but dull Sugar quiet but
firm. fair to good refining s7t091. prime 9A0
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
Plagniol de James
OLIVE OIL.

YTlHE BRAND OF OLIVE OIL OF PLAG.
y MOL DE JAMES 50 universally known. lie
the only brand which has been awarded this
Of Paris In 1878, and the Prize Medal at the Elk.
position Of Philadelphia In 1876. We, the IN.
dersigned. being INVESTED With p the FIJI powers
do hereby caution the public that any forgere
and ilaitators Of said brand will be prosecuted
with the utmost vigor Of the law:
EASSETTI d XIQUES,
iye Il and 90 Decatur street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

State Console closed eaaY yesterday at Aasap
aass, against a. 'aepat on Saturday. No snlea.
Premium bonds ruled at apA.Wap'a. aaninHt 2p's
#sgsA Oh Saturday with ralos VI tp24Ro. Stocks
Y wurs quite active yesterday nc tho Exchange.
mud fair prices were realized. At New York
there was n aale Of $4,000 Of Louisiana Coasola
/ mt "A
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

tiles on reserve are reported III t1.past2t I: ma
tursd claims. s7e7oo: money borrowed, si77 900.
total tatso. 7ao: deficit 1877 to which must bs
added the Judgment Of stopp. 2oa obtained ~ sntt
Of Alexander. receiver Of tho Columbia. me
court approved tho report. and ordered 90
ereo dlssolylng tho company hnd turning over
nlI It'll property ~ the insurance Huperintnbd-
nnt. according 10 he now Missouri Code, which
took olT,et November 4. The Hupern'andnnt
Inns taken formal possession Of the Office IN st..
I,oua
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

AMERICAN LARp IN EunorH.--A lard f,rm IN
New York which Rela exclusively IN Europe
Kaparte having orders for 100000 tierees 81
lard this year. while Inst year The orders were
kur only 30 oao tiereea. This IL regarded 10 70
smarkabIe evidence Of the increasing Emrolaan
sfeuinad for American provisions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
MON X TARY..
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Evening November II. 1879
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE,
ARINa-HOUSE,
NEW ORLEANS @

November l59...--......$i Sii 71S 30 flBt .Gs5 ~
November IT ..-4.. 9t3 1913 10 AS 99a II
Total thus far. 50 1853 usi 50 $3D7 bSi NJ
we quote exceptional paper sD7 cent: Al
DO 7ns: second grade do @; loans on col
laterals 7GSs; Al mortgage paper SO: second
grade 10 o Y cont per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s6l987
and trade dollars at soooas. Halves and quar-
tors Americana are quoted at 99>a9-.
The sales OF foreign exchange were fair
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
-DAsoH. and bill OF lading and clear bills at
A76ta@A7Tn.
French bills are steaiier. We quote bank
francs W.: commercial 5sO@-.
New York sight Is quoted at u 80 discount y
$1,000 for bank counter rate: commercial Is
quoted at ~ 5o@3 y $1,000.
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s;0sz VI EHs;lAH.
OFFIuE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !

-------- Y. y. J
COTTON EARLY dispatches tn day from Now
York wero of m nnfnvorhblo character md on
Tint account tho market opened ohay with but
littlo demand. subsequently, however thoro
WAS n renrlion and tha market closed ateniler
with Rains Of 800 bales.
Tho following Is tho official closing OF tho Got
nIln
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AL TAneE CRY y ExrEssEa Tho total nppro-
NrfatIona for tho government Of tho city or
BROOKLYN. M allowed by the board Of estimate
Tor the enauing yaar ia tt.sHhns Of which
amount sT45 .pnn goes to the police depRrtIn ont
sasG 40 10 the fire department and s7p1.tG5 II tho
Beard Or education. Tho salaries Of city officers
amount tp $apt $40
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

: InNb0N, Nov IT, noon, TOmena Tor money
W ~ ~ On account. e1'a. Unnd HtaIos bonds.
new ases lnats. now a. lohs par cents. ioG's
Tho Hunk IF Highlands rate Ie per cont.
/ u. Ill Epnpaa ~ Ii ~
PAnIH Nov. H. Han'aa Hof Soc.
HAVANA. Nov ", -hpHniah gold 2iHfD2la, Es
ohnngaon this United Htnths GO days. gold 7 90
IA premium: short slight do RatbpA premium :
on London iH!.G0ip premium. on Paris 4dh pre-
MUM.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

Among tho imports yesterday We notice iooo
stona of pig iron by ahip AshRrove, from
Arennonk. .
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United States per cents yesterday were
ruoLsd Mt New York nj ioaaDtpaa. aud ut ioGss "
Ffussdon while at our Stock Exchange they
ruled nit lea,s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

There WINS mn arrival yesterday 81 dn' bags
sstat BT sacks Of Mexican coffee by staameh'p
sAyhilinn. --
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

In CONVENIENCE OF Com, The sloNo0,ooO 10
be- paid by tho government for tho United
States bonds recently purchased for tho sink
Ing fund Mt New York will be paid In gold. md.
~ # would hnyo 10 DO transferred bodily from
tho sub treasury vnuI's. tho Clearing Houses
Association thoro requested the Secretary or
the TrnaHury for p"rmlHalon 10 store tho money
In ono of tho sub treasury vaults until the
Bank Of America completed lts arrangements
for storing gold. Secretary sherman Inns per
emptorily refused Tho requost. Tho nccumu-
latton of 80 much roin occasions no little In
convenience but the banks must tnkb cnre Of II
a. bopt they rhn without tho help Of Umrlo Sam.
Mr.. Sherman holds ihnt he has no moro Right
to turn ovor tho transnry vaults ~ private par
tioa for tho storage Of gold than he has to turn
them over to tho merchant for storing NOR
ehnndIAc Tho treasury docs not run snfe
deposit company
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

THE ENTIRE STATE or THE SouTH.-Georgin
renliHn4 fi0O.OoO from the ront " tho Western
and Atlantic Railroad and 100000 from tho
Macon ana brunswick Knilrond. $4,000 from
lenso Of cpnvirta. sla.oGo from tax on insurance.
companies. flb,ono from tax On railroads md
100000 from her LIQUOR tax. making from those
erAl tax nets her about $3.50 900. Tho total In
como of the State il about al 400. 900. She is
moro factories than any othnr southern State
and is never weary of well doing In that dir"c-
ton. Every now and then we hear of some ne W
enterprise being undortnken there. Some now
mill IL always in tho course OF construction
and additional evidence Of her prosperity Is
being continually given to tho world. Her peo
pie are awake, progressive. energetic. They
arc on tho high road To tasting prosperity. ana
know that diversified industries alone Will
bring It. IL Raleigh n. Oh Observer
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Exchange Clippings.

Cincinnati Commercial. November IS:
Caut, Lew Kates exse Is o raise steam on the
new viii Kyle and laAve for New Orleans next
Saturday.
The Charles Morgan, In splendid order will
drop down 70 the ieyre nsxt week and load and
leave FOR Now Orleans next Saturday
Courier journal, Nsrember IA:
NEW BOAT no. DID REp9-orF ron THE
SOUTH NEXT MONDAY.
Several new AMI beautiful steamboats, hava
bsea bntlt here THIS sumner by the famons
Howards Of Jefysfsonvle. aud are now ready,
Or Will be soon. to leave on the first watsrn for
Irst class. and none are more worthy OF notice
NAN nanL the beautiful GARNER. built for Capt.
river trade. and which leaves her" on Mon t
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Received Same time Bame time
n!nne Friday. last Week. Inst yAnr

Tho consolidated report since Friday shows
tho following exports:
g. g. Free, Cont. OHM. Stocks.
This week ~ fiG 3.12t l2n2l 5aO.a3i
Inst We a9G2O IL 100 H. 1876 b77 2s7
This Wooli lnAt
yenr. II. 272 a,yG7 II 5H b07. 49a
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RIVER NE WIS.
DTFIOM NEW OHLEA M DEMOCRAT.
Tues iEv, November Is, 1879.
ArrlyAsR

900 marine column.
Departures.
Isabel. Clnra H. Whiaper. City of Augusta. Vt.
John Thompson bonn,
ED arrive.
J. w. Cannon, Bayou burn; Whisper. City. Of
Auplls,n upper cnnst Annie Z. Silver. Flu
,urn GIty f. o. atnnurd bt. Louis: Isnbel.
lower coast W f. Halliday Cairo: ~. John.
Baton itnugs. Yaz,o Valley Vieksburg. o. Z.
tlha,itra., Hninnh. John iIoWnrd White river:
J. NJ Whte. GreanVille.
stage ut tho Rivers.
Daily teagrhphIe report OF tho stage NJ Whtsr
III ytriuis points with changes. In tho "A hours
sndlng yesterday mt y. IN.
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State OonHolH eaay Mt aa&DA4's.
Premium Bonds closed ut 'sD2oH.
Stocks Rrs Htaady.
MIHCELLANEDUH-H Paid Oity Coupon

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WY e'Hp".".
gteaao: City Consolidated bonds. 80; sthte
Warrants. aoa0BIs . Levse Warrants a7fs@e9E.,
INV ORLEANS sTouK EXCHANGE sAhms'
FIRST UALtIo A. NJ.
100 abnres Watofworks O. ~. :s.s- 81
~ 900 Premium Bonds ..:.+s:'s'' ~ =
o. nnn p,a,nin,n jnnda s.., 2p,.
h,nDn Premium Bonds ia tp drf.J '4rSttf ~ !.
Rlnins 4ANai't Premiums w. HapEa.
HHoonD GALL - M.
II ahnrna Now Orlnnns Insurance. 90 a.
40. Ard Premium EouaR sE.... -+st. Nv NJ.
Aintea aaaHp4tA Premiums 2n'.ao2o't
THtnp GALL 10 i. NJ.
N shares Watarwprka Co.,. =t.s..s.E as
10 eharas Chrrnllton lnilroad 20. .,ss i2h
10 shares CnrrolItpn Itairoad % IT.
!" T. T. Ghass srss, I s 81
l.npp United Htntaa 4par eeut bonds io3'a
Htatep sa'.@tta. Premiums 2p'.w2a's.
oLosIaa CAbr.-EF. M.
10 eharea WatefworkH % ~. .e. U.S.
ttO 900 Premium Bonds t......t..a .......... 2pfs
btntaa aDAWA'a. Premiums 30 9,Gp29'a.
lBy Telegraph
NHw YoRR Nov N, Evening Money Z OK.
change lanha @AgoIa. Governments aulet and ~
ehade wonker; now 6s io9ta, 4'ss loes.. 4s l02Fa.
State bonds duh nnd nominal,
Huh-trsnaurv balances Coin sill .3l7 .aGn. cur
renoy, ~ GIG b2D.
HroaK EXCHANGE SALES.
nloainp stock report: Offered
Consolidated Ooal ..................,....... 40
preferred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GA
Adams ES press :,
American Marnhan's' Exprass ........... 6aEa
United htatss Esnross ................... "a
Ihn'iG MINI! .4++.-t...--.t..+s.. '.'-+*'. 49,
Union Pacific, ..-,s....,..t. 80
New Jersey NJ.
a. Paul ,,rnFcrrcI
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ss INSURANCE CoNuEETaATIos.-Dir Directly IN the
FAGe VI the fact Of Il number VI flre insurance
sontp anieH going cut Of business In thnt CITY
several New York insurance companies pro-
pane tn increase their capital, md aubarrip-
1 tfuns To that end arc prompt and liberal. There
d enthusiastically tendency to reduce tho
saumher of companies and to increnae their
#IrenKth.
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81 THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERIcA.-Mr. -.
|AxTratx Brown. referee In case OF the Lie Asso-
axs1aklon or America reports that institution IN
3 xoIvent. The assets are stated at s2oes.so2. OF
ug,tsh sas zoo was real estate. s63o.I53 was mott
- $3.50 x21osoo was securities owned. sis1 ,s2i
$500 nolicy loans and notes. $500 was
$,ssaH sason was loans on colaterals, and the re-
.ss,asndar was various unrealized items. Llabil-
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ANOTHER KIND or Oo-orEnA rIoN. Some Idea
III the popularity OF eo-operatiye life nsnr-
ance may DO formed from tho fact shown
\ wv che statistics presented Mt tho recent
4tsD4upcrativs convention Mt Washington City,
giving the information that tho aggregate nom
tsershtp OF those associations IL over 2sonoo,
With an aggregate insurance OF about $3.50 900 600
THE old plan life insuranc" companies mny
vxI tremble ut the magnitude Of this conflict
afEsr Inherent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

AunTnHR STEAMSHIP L1NE.-A line Of stenm-
shfpH Ii about to he established between New
York md Palermo. Two tine vessels. tho Wash
faIEun and the Floro AFRO now building on tho
Clyde for the enterprise Thera will DO six
@tsamera la I'LL, 1000 toms each. and these will
ha united with the now steamers Of tho Florio
sEsompany, In order 20 form one line. They viii
touch III Genoa, Marseilles md Other ports. ac
eoraing To the domnnda of business. They
ssfsst t rpt N large nra of the an rnt on trade