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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-09

cotton to Meyer weis &oo--5i7 do Jno Phelps Zoo
'aG a.r a:F s.o ST. q Dc e
Beer-47 ClApp Bros &C0-4J Richardson 4 May-st
w Black Aco--33 II Allison o--2s ChsfTe Ham.
Scbenker-aa o wyn 4 Frelsen-2i Allen, Nussnt 4
oo-2i y Carver--i2 Claiborne &oo--l2 John No.
bie-9 Walmslsy Aoo--6 Allen, West T. Bush--6
Hopkins-8 w White-i JBo Chaffe 4 Sous--s0
sacks cotton seed N o Cotton Seed association
sundries 70 orderTota gi67 bales cotton 50 sacks Of
POINT JEFFERSON steamer Era No 10
goo bales cotton to Jnc CAaHe a sons-i4s do to
Cbaffe Hamilton a. Powell-i45 Lehman, Abraham
&oo-62 Meyer, Weis &oo-s6 Payne Kennedy Goo
~ b Newman &co-2s Gardner, Gillespie &cO-2h
Britt m a Mayson--21 Graham Black kco-sa do to
Moore Colsinan--20 ID Given Sop--le M Shell.
~ &co--l7 JDo Phelps &oo-l6 Jurey 4 9ils 10
w White--ib Jno II Hardie &co-l3 Rawns
10 w A Peale-g p J Cockburn-6 u Wilkersen
"A Rowcott &eo--3 O L wsmsley GOO TO II Il q
Newman-3 Chas Gallagher John Noble-2 do
q w Sentell Acp-2 Issacson a. SIMS crder--1 to
March Il Schlspker-i II mel & Fase-t l. Reder a.
col Schmidt 4 Ziegler-ltg5 sacks cotton seed TO
N D Cotton Seed Associations bales hides Chafie,
Hamilton T. Powell-5 do and sundries to order-To
tai VA bales cotton 1895 sacks cotton seed
LoaGY BAYOU-Per steamer Alexandria a5a
bales cotton to T. Wamsey &co--a6 do w Raw.
lipa-gD Jno Phelps &oo-sg Richardson MRy-S2
] w Burbridee &too--7l Jno Cbsffe e. Sons-70 do TO
payne Kennedy &oo-5I ] Harrison ir &co-5o TO
Keifer 4 Gardner-4s g w Sentel &co-tJ Chsfs,
Hamilton Il Powell-1 Ciapp Bros &oo--3i Schmidt
a. Zlegler-tg Ar Miltepberger Il Pollock-l6 Meyer,
Weis &co--i6 Gragard Farrar-i5 II u O Newman
Ia Buokesro :; H. Airey &co o Forstall q
Gumbel-s Graham. Black &co--4 Claiborne Aoo
1 SC Wilkerson--I Rsnshaw, Cammaok &co--60
sacks cotton seed to o Cotton seed Assocation-iJ
hides TO Odell--and sundries to order-Total 1884
bales cotton so sacks cotton seed
UPPER C0AST-Psr steamer Beliefs hbds OF
sugar I soniat 30 do Clspp Brcs &oo, 10 90 and
o. bbls molasses Lanaux Sons-s9 do q Lsbaux
y 81 do k w Burbank-2t3 bbla sugar Stock mey
or &oo-t5 sacks rough rice TO Foersters Rice Mill
sundres to orderTota ~ hbds sugar 2l3 bbls sugar
l66 bills molaases
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabei-26 hhds OF
sugar i20 bbls monsses Richard Milliksn-l38 do 20
hds sugar 2 bbls sugar Johnson--igg bbls rice to
A Sooola-22 do Nelson &oo-sundIies to order
Total IS hhds sugar bbls sugar go bbs molasses
22l bbls roe
BAYOU BARATARIA-Per steamer Joe Webre
SIS hhds sugar 40 bbls molasses Richard Miken--
sundries to order ,
LOWER COAsT-Per steamer Kittie Nye-
90 bbis molasses Richard Mken-l5 hhds sugar 10
ID Hill &oo-sundries 70 order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine
20 bhds sugar TO I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-09
STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RrvEx.

SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION Cl1S
Office SO Gra Sr street.
BOATS LEAVE TUEXaYs, THIfn
Leaves TUESDAY February II. 81.
t. FOR CINCI NNATI. LOuIsM
.ARs..Akth Evansville, Henderson. Ws
town. Paducab. Cairo, Mernsg&
all intermediate points. connecting M II
natl with the packets for Pittsbnrg M
and all points above Cincinnati-ThsHs
passenger Steamer
PARIS G. BROWN,
A. M. Halliday, master, @. q. Young 4.
will leave positively ~ above. For iraH
passage apply on board or To a4s
O. @. WAYNE. so Grsvtars.
The Golden Grown follows the Paris 4 SA
leaving Thursday. February 10. Slt
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Hy R01tfOaue.
MORO Avs r.nUIarANA AND TEXAS HAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY

February ga hbds sugar to L Bibolet-i0 do to
Tertrou-25 do Keitfer Gardner-25 to Richard
MjlIik-n--46 Robert Hare-la5 do 1853 bbs molaases
John CaIder-52 do 4 Straght-g3 do t1e hhds sugar
Bush Levsrt-5l do bales cotton ~ bbls mola.sps
Clapp Bros &coA-4 bbls sugar u Given & Son-2O
hhds auRar ID l. Kerni0n-fs do 10 bbis molasses TO
q A whitney kuo--5 do II hhds sugar T Ssvin--
rs do Male e. Cammaok--i0 HI Mathews Bro
ia do Ia bbIs moasses X Bsltran--65 do Jno King
Soo-ss do 30 hhds sugar Godohaux-l97 SACKS of
rough rice order-26 do Allen a. Syme--2's to Foer
stsris Rice M--4l do hf bales moss l. Terrebonna
IS do z sevin--4 y Hermann 0deli-5 bbls OF
sugar ID l. Ksrniop ill bdis hides @ A Whitney
co.. bbls sugar Schmidt 4 Zezlei-l0 hf bales moss
|. Snile &co-26 do J M Walsh--i5 Bibolet-i3 ~
J Bibolet-sundries to order-Totai bales cotton
bbIs sugar 565 hhds BAT bbis moasses and 552
SACKS rough rice
From CIinton--Per steamship Hutcbinson---i2
bales hides 6s5 bales cotton TO A Whitney Zoo
l0a 10 Jno Phelps &Co-15g Jno I Hardie &eo-s2
II Danneel &co-3s Ricba dson & Mays Kirkpat
rick Goo--24 Meyer. Weis &oo--la Schmidt Zieg
ler-g W Burbridge &oo-5 Gumbel-5 30
rem Goo-2 Kieler Il Gardner-2 Clapp Bros soo-i
u w Sentel &oo-3g6 sacks Gotten seed N o Cotton
seed A ssocation-13g sacks oats order-75 SKIS pc
cans Jno I Harde koo-sundriee TO order-Total lu56
bales cotton 800 sacks cotton seed
From Galveston-Per steamship Hutohinson-200
head sheep 20 head cattle to Mehle Geo
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February 6--57s bales cotton to orderg0o do Hart
lev & Russell-sl Gardner. Gillespie &oo-5O Clason
&co-4g Allen West e. Bush--I4 Walden Hawk ins
a. Roberts-2a L Airey Aco-7 Lehman, Abraham
&oo-2 l. Harris &co-2 ] w Wbite-560 sacks oil.
cake H IL Strinaer-50 bbls whisky K Ryan-50
tcs ribs order-2 boxes eggs ! coop poultry Vale.
ton koo-2 pkRs mdse Mis- Weodhouse-I stove g
w w Goodwin Il car hoop poles I Beck ~ cara
lumber Wang a. Gotham do Holmes &co-6 fbox 70
eggs J X Kent &oo--2 ca es mdse Vincent &co-2 do
j ID Cussan--2 H Mumme-5 to Athens a. Son
sundries to orderToa 957 bales cot $40 sacks of
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-09

NEW YORK - Per steamship Lone Star -
Assorted mdse
HAvANA--Per steamship Tappsbannock--1 case
tobacco n6 900 cigars 10 Koen AGO is 900 do l00u
cigarettes 3 Hernshem 4 Bro
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-09
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.

February B-27 bids sugar 10 bbls molasses TO
Richard MilikeD-23 do ii Gally-sandries to order
Tnt nj IA an bhla mi
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Thus far this week . sa.g4o.7ss ID ssg7.a1s %

Thus far this week. .s3,940.76e 30 s337.97s 20
We quote exceptional paper GOT y cent; Al
do TO; second grade doc; loans on col
laterals COS: AL mortgage paper SO: Sec
ond grade do @ cent per annum
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s4@s5
and trade dollars at 9O8s5c Halves and quar-
ters tAmericanl are quoted at 99@99h.
The sales of Foreign Exchange were fair
and rates are steady. Bank sterling rules at
4se. and bill of lading and clear bills
at 4s916 84s4..
French bills are firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs -; commercial 5.22s@62l1s.
Bank sight bills opened easy and closed
the same at par; commercial is quoted y p
cent discount
State Consols weak at 5O1l@51 OK coupon.
Premium Bonds closed easy at 241s@25k.
Stocks are firm
New Orleans Stock Exchange closed
tBy Telegraph
New YoRK. March 4-Money closed Mt 3 p
cent. Exchanges closed steady at 4s7@49O Gov
frnments closed strong: currency 6's 1211s@122
Clearing House Observation-Disclosures, $685.
905 921 balances, s4TA ,o8.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. JAMES HOTELrJas Leate. Jr. Louisi-
ana University; A POnee. Bayou Sara: Henry
Watson Miss:J W Barrett, ] T Rencau. Chas
W Briant u Diets, @ A Warner. w NJ Stout.
Mrs Soylat, John Clark, @ Menking, L Perry,
Mobile; r w Gillespie. A s Wheeler, city: T s
Pate. Rising Sun. Ind Z Davis, Texas
Cuisine San Francisco: Chas I Leononi. st
Louis: " r Davol. Vicksburg: Morris Hansel,
city: John nj Sterrell, Round Rock Mrs e
Ewing, MRS Murrett. Lafourche: John r Pick
cit. Shreveport; = Goldsmith. Fl Jackson. +
Natalie john Peters. Jos Garretty. l. @ Rollings,
Il Wilson. Mobile.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Geo W Jones. DR. J
d Ford, Louisiana: Geo ennedy, city: Il ID
Albro and wife, Cincinnati; d Webb Ala
bams: Edel. Lynchburg Va; J Garland,
Peterson, Frank Adams. New York; E Mar
shall Mobile; T F .Myles, st Louis: NJ " Garri-
son. Alabama: VIM Markham, Baton Rouge: ;
@ Turner, VIVA Cohn and child. Washington;
John ID Adams. Arkansas: Mrs E Mcdowell.
Boston w @ Saxon st Mary: w Nj Boyce. VIM
Hornick, louisiana; w H Hatfield New York; ;
VIM P Scarboro ugh W l. Minton. Red River:
g y Pendleton, Ohio: Liley;u Michigan J Y
more; II Murray. Mobile; W B Ross. Mexico;
a M Sobrall. E seanneii, st james; Capt La
mont Morgan City.
CITY HOTEL.-CN PenGelton. Ohio: Joseph
Pittsburg: Nj Forest and wife. Mis-
sissippi; " Brown. J G Brown and wife.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-05

Two for the parish of Tensas.
Two for the parish OF Terrebonne.
One for the parish of Union.
One for the parish of yermillion.
One for the parish of Vernon.
One for the parish of Washington.
One for the parish of Webster
One for the parish of VIM.
Total, ninety eight Representative delegates,
Now, therefore. /. FRANCIS r. NICHOLS
Governor of the State of Louisiana, do hereby
issue this my proclamation, directing an slees
ton to be held throughout the State. at such
places as may be designated by the legal local
authorities Thereof. on TUESDAY the eigh-
teenth day of March. A. D. 1879 from O'Clock In
the forenoon until O'Clock In the afternoon.
for the purpose of electing delegates to Con-
vention to frame new constitution for the State
of Louisiana, according to the above apportion-
ment the delegates to meet In convention at
the State House, at New Orleans, on MONDAY
the twenty lrst day of the month OF April. A,
d. 1879 at u O'Clock M And do hereby order
and direct all sheriffs, commissioners Of cleo
ton. and other officers therein concerned TO
hold said election on the lay aforesaid. at the
places designated by the local authorities there
OF, and to cause the same to be conducted and
the returns thereof to bs made In the manner
and within the time prescribed by law
In testimony whereof [ have hsreunto affixed
my signature and caused The seal of the State Of
Louisiana to be hereunto attached at the city OF
New Orleans. this twenty fifth day Of the month
of January in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine. and
of the Independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and third year
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG.
nj nEn snnn
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY MARCH s. 1879

7a@sKc for refined. and ele@ssc for packers
steam. Dealers rates are ac higher. :,
maud light. and market .quiet and easy for
choice goods at 7@sc: dealers are charging
Sg PAGK Hi RRs sf HOG tG are
selling on orders In the Job trade at sc half
bhl for pig pork: 80 for rump pork: 1908 %
for prime pork ss9@s 25 for prime e. mess ne $40
% 2s for firkins and 81 Is for bbs pig tongues
sIso: spare ribs 500 6 as for 300 10 tierces and
o. for bbls; side ribs SO for 300 10 tierces ana
J0RN@is In fair supply and moderate de-
mand. White Ate, yellow 46@47c. mixed ACC
y bushel. Sales yellow at 48c; 800 white at
OATS-Stook fair and prices firm at s7@
$50 y bushel.
BRAN-stoek light and market quiet at 821sc.
HAY s In fair supply aud prices are steady.
Choice s17@1s. prime s14@15 V ton.
WHISKY Market quiet and easy. we quote quot
choice Cincinnati 81 0sB1 10, fairto GOOD west
ern 81 07G@1 os. Louisiana 81 05@1 OF. a.,
POTATOES Supply fair and market firm
ONIONS-Light supply and firm at 1908 so
OABBAGEs- Firm at 90 sods Y box.
APPLES-The supply Is light and prices hrm
BUTTER-The market is over stocked and
prices easy. New YORK creamery fine 2492bc.
New YORK dairy fine ags heW dorS aarg
dairy 15@1sc p b.
CHEESE- steady. New York cream sH@9hc,
Western cream 5000 y D. Western reserve lac
tory 7D74c.
STARCH-In fair demand at Sc In lots.
POULTRY-Old chickens -; young w 90;
ducks So: geese s4@5; turkeys sls@22 v
dozen. -
EGGs-western 1s@14c; Louisiana 15@1sc y
dozen.
RIOE-Firm. Prime $50, good ESQ fair
$4,000, ordinary 5ss0B%c common b3s@51se.
and No. sA@4e y ID.
SALT We are rnder obligations to Messrs.
Jackson Manson for the following report OF
the market:
creasng. One cargo just arrived and sold to q
dealer on private terms. We quote dealers
rates from warehouses at 92a@95e for coarse
and 81 1901 so for fine. Turks Island quiet
and dull: quoted nominaly 25@3oe. y bushel.
Table salt In pockets 1saD7n each. as In size.
FISH-From Messrs. u FL. Lawrence oO&
we get the following quotations:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-05
RAELHOAnH.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
UHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE BEST ROUTE EAST,

THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Callope
Street Depot. on and after November 10, 1873. as
follows:
Leave Arrive,
Exp. No. /, 500 .. m. EXP. No. q. 1918 q. m.
Mixed No. 8, 700 a. m: Mixed No. 4, 800. D. m.
Nos 1 and q run daily. Nos and 4 daily. ex.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. and for
ST. LOUIS Sleeper Ia attached at Milan, en-
abling passengers to go through without leav-
ing the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
Improved sleeping and reclining chair cars
to VIOKSBURG daily, without change.
ton given at No. "a Camp street. corner Of
Common.
A. d. SHELDON, Ticket Agent,
p. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
NH
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OFFICE OF CIVIL SHERIFF,

OFFICE or CIVIL SHERIFF
Parish OF orleans,
New Or cans. February Is. 1879. J
By and under authority OF q proclamation
issued by his Exeellency Francis T. Nichols,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana. dated on
the twenty fifth day Of January. 1879. directing
an election to be held on TUESDAY, the eigt-
teenth day OF March 1879, for the purpose of
electing delegates to meet In convention to
frame new constitution of the State
Notice Is hereby given that an election will be-
held. In conformity with act No. SO OF the extra
session of 1877, ON TUESDAY. the eighteenth
day Of March. 1879 from o'clock In the fore-
noon until O'Clock In the afternoon, through
out the parish Of Orleans. for the purpose of
eecting delegates to meet In convention at the
State House. at New Orleans, on Monday. the
twenty first OF April, 1879. at 10 o'clock m. to
frame a new constitution for the State Of Louis
iana as provided for by act No Of the Gen
eral Assembly of the State OF Louisiana. APP
proved January %. 1879. The delegates to be
chosen to such convention to be apportioned as
the members of the General Assembly of the
State are now apportioned by law. as follows
to wit:
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Two for the First Senatorial District COM
posed Of the eighth and ninth wards Of Orleans
and Of the parishes of st. Bernard and Plaque
mines.
Two for the Second Senatorial District, COM
posed of the fourth fifth. sixth and seventh
wards of Orleans.
One for the Third Senatorial District, COM
posed Of the third ward Of Orleans.
One for the Fourth Senatorial District. COM
posed Of the second ward and fifteenth ward
Orleans, right bank OF Orleans.
One for the Fifth Senatorial District. COM
posed Of the first and tenth wards OF Orleans.
Two for the Sixth Senatorial District, COM
posed OF the eleventh, twelfth thirteenth, four
teenth sixteenth and seventeenth wards OF Or
leans.
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.
Ono for the First Representative District,
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Second Representative District.
parish OF Orleans
Three for the Third Representative District
parish OF Orleans.
One for the Fourth Representative District,
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Fifth Representative District.
parish of Orleans.
One for the Sixth Representative District
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Seventh Representative District.
parish Of Orleans.
One for the Eighth Representative District,
parish of Orleans.
Two for the Ninth Representative District,
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Tenth Representative District
parish of Orleans.
Two for the Eleventh Representative District,
parish Of Orleans.
One for the Twelfth Representative District,
parish of Orleans.
One for tbs Thirteenth Representative Dis
trid, parish Of Orleans.
One for the Fourteenth Representative Dis
trfct. parish Of Orleans.
One fer the Fifteenth Representative District
parish of Orleans
J. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
fe15 I'd
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Waeo: d Faulk, Ouachita; @ Mills, Jr. Wal
Rl Ps John eas a ssas sb aha Noble
Duncan. ID Burlington. Baton Rouge: Kop-
pensworth; B Billings. Dan Troman; A Ar 1,
Medley. Piedmont: g W Crane, Shreveport;
Miss Sue q Murray. Walter s Murray, Mobile;
James . Abbott. DR. @ L Gillespie. city; John O
Lafourche; W Miller, Mlssissfppt James @
JoneSi GSalyestqn: st11vall, Magnolia; vii:
Mobile; w W Ratliffe, Forest; W Z Webb, Lib
erty; T L Riley, Mississippi; "A Oates Crystal
Springs; Mrs Gilman Dixon: A 3 Oliver,
WesSOn,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-05

The State Of Illinois is In an enviable posi-
tion, SO far as its obligations are concerned.
It's whole bonded debt Ia but little over $780,
900, and its revenues yield sufficient surplus
20 make it an easy task to wipe every bond
out of existence by the first of January, 1881
A State without 81 Of bonds outstanding In
enough Of 0 novelty for Illinois to be very
vain Of the prospect that 1t will soon enjoy
that distinction.
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We get the tOIEOWInR uuUUtUIUHH.
Barrels. Halves Quarters. Kits
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company


Domestic.
NEW YORK, March 4-Coffse dull; stock 122,-
$780, Refined sugar steady and ia talr demand.
Spot cotton quiet; middlings 1916; futures
weak.
CHICAGO, March !, 80 a. m.-wheat- Sales at
gs now, 944 April. Lard-6 62. April go May.
Pork-Sales $40 then. 80 90. and 80 g5 now.
30 g54s NJ April 80 lo@1o 12H May.
Union Stock Yards Estimated receipts Of
do Shipments 7oo5 light hogs 81 8o@a s. heavy
mixed - 7OD4: heavy shipping s4@4 80. Cat
Estimated receipts 5000: market quiet.
$3.50 D, ,m..Wheat 945s March. nominal % q
s5A April. Corn 9sH bid March. 33H April. SIN
@37's May. 97's bid June. Oats 2sa April. 263s
May. PORK $40 o2h@1o O5 April $40 12H@1O Is
81 o4'S April 81 o54 MAY. Corn-83a March.
ssH April, 34A@941. May
o2Js March. 81 otssaI O4% April 81 o5.@1 o5I
May. 81 o54@1 o51. june. 81 o2s@l o2A cash cast !;
NO. red 81 eaah Corn ns aI ss"@ssS
39A cash. Oats firm but slow; 26@26ls cash.
Whisky firm, 81 O5. Pork lower to sell. Gut
ribs. Bacon dull; clear ribs 5s5. Lard nom
fnal
! CINdksArI, March \ l2:25 p; m;aPcrk $40 g;
97o ss. 5.os Lard $50, asked 7@71a. Hogs
1904 25: receipts 1854. Whisky 81 Oh.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. March 4, 1915 .. m.-Cotton-Mod-
crate Inquiry freely supplied. MlddlinR Uplsnds
5-16d. Middlng Orleans 716d. Sales 5000 bales,
Of which 1000 are for export and speculation.
Wheat Western spring Gs 1ld@8s Id do winter
ss ed@es 2d. Flonr-Western canal SO 6d@1os.
Corn New mixed 4s I'd. Oats-ss cd. Pork
Prime mess Western 5Os. Lard Prime Western
93s Cd, Baeon-LonR clear ais; do short clear
2sc Tallow-hmeriean 36c.
1880 o, m.-Breadstuffs firm. Wheat-West-
ern spring 7s0ss I'D, do winter SO 9d@9s Sd.
weather fair.
Ocean Prelxhts.
New YORK March 4.-Ocean freights are quiet
and firm with firm movement. To IJVprpOOt
by steam 1900 bushels grain at ed y 60 No.. To
Glasgow by sail $1,000 bushels grain at sd. A
Norwegian bark TO Cork for orders $500 quarters
grain at IS 3D. Two barks to Bordeaux or st.
Nazaire 5000 and $500 quarters grain at 5s Ard,
British ship to Havre or Antwerp with 500
quarters grain at AZ sd,
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The steamship Remus arrived here yss-
tarday with 1900 boxes Of lemons and 700
boxes of oranges from Messina, and 1898
naekages of fruit from Palermo.
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omRercial and Financial Matters.

The ship Beautiful Star cleared yesterday
Yor Rouen, with 25,576 bushels OF corn In
hulk. and 1876 sacks OF corn.
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FLOUR-Reeaipts light, stock small. demand
good and prices firmer on the high grades.
Sales-1Ue new process at Sc: % at Sc: % and SO
ut IS s7l6: SO. So and 1875 at S. rs. 80 and IL at
81 o. se and 100 at S.: 80 at "a s7a; 50 at 81 y
% ~ ~ 50. so Mt So 70: so at So 62h 40 at 80 49,
We quote: Fancy extras s5 1890 s75s choice
extras q 5e05 e2Ia: family IS 1905 s71s treble
extras o. 50015 i21S double extras 81 25 single
extras 81 1904: superflne 50 So. common 81 1908
v Dbl. I Dealers in their trade obtain an ad-
vance o. soc y Dbl on thes5 prices.
be very low and although the demand IL only
moderate. prices continue firm and unchanged
We quote good to choice Western at 81 1872 80
e DBL Sales So 50 and rs bills Mt 81 so Y bbi.
I'VE FL0DR-Steady: SO 1904 2b.
N HUllNf-s2 1902 70. wholesale: 50 jobbing.
az GR II landing 81 1852 IS. sales-loO
iOhk-Dull and nominal; old mess o. 80 and
new mess sli y Dbl. Dealers obtain higher
prices. es-25 and 80 bbs at % so; IS and so
BACON-Od meats are dull a. ss.@3He. $40
sac and Sac for shoulders. clear rib and clear
sfdes reSpectiyely New bacon liz easy. but in
fair lo6bing demand, and on IT we quote:
Shoulders 4a@Fsc, clear rib sides sac and
clear sides &c. Sales-2O half casks clear rib
DRY SALT MEATs-Unchang on shout
ders but dull and lower on sides, We nuote.
Shoulders 4e for loose and 4lsc for packed: clear
rib sides 5ks: clear sides s2s@5J6c. Dealers
Sales-l car load clear sides at SIC
HAMS-Quiet and steady, and for the better
brands the demand Is fair. We quote choice
canvased at e299xc and uneanvased at 10
Sc Dealers obtain an advance on these prices.
LARD-Quiet and easy. We quote derces
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-05

The Stock Exchange was closed yesterday,
II being legal holiday, and consequently
there were no sales reported Mt that institu-
tion On the street there were but small
transactions. Consols closed weak at 5O1s051,
against 5194@52 on Monday, ex-coupon. Pre-
miums closed easy at245s@251s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-05

There were added to the per cent United
gtates loan during January, S15S,904 100; In
february 800, 1Ot $50; total, $249 zoos, $50.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-05
NOTICE.
MAYcRAI Z OF New ORLEANS, |
NTH III nI1 ElAhnIlnru IA 1lIn

MATpRAI OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. February 10. 1879.
Pursuant to the provisions Of section Ia. act
No. 1o1. approved April 30 1877, notice is hereby
given that the Office for the registration OF
voters Is located at No At Carondelet street. cor
n5r of Union.
fe14 { mh12 I. W. PATTON, Mayor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-05

NJ l.. Byrne Co.. 1853 Canal street. have Just
received a large assortment of new spring
goods, including ladies' and misses fancy
hosiery. scarfs, dress goods. ETC., which will be
offered at unusually low prices
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-05
COW N ERCIAL.
OFFIOE or NEW ORLEANa DEMOCRAT.

UFFIUF IF NEW UHIEANH DEMUUHAT, I
Tuesday Evening. March 1, 1879.
OOTTON-The market was quiet to-day, but
under the influence of favorable advces from
abroad the market ruled steady. with sales of
$500 bales.
The following ls the closing OF the Cotton