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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-03-14


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gieruns aus Der t0aft entlafiene 6euier Dan.
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bon Der irilhen Bartei beifulOt9t. ieinen
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600 begnapigte Sommuuifen aus gteu.@alee
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Gnftren9nn9en bes 6rn. Wtc6eurp nno ietner
Anh6n9er naIrI9einlt1 oeHnod Der gerie<
0ahn0eieQidaft" in bic Qdnbe fallen plro.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-24
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY OCTOBER "a 1879.

salt market as follows Stock heavy and de-
mand light. Two cargoes arrived to the DEAL 1921
ers' rates from warehouse: Course 9oea95o Y
sack, finest s2a@1 IS. Turks leland n ,n eted
held nomlnally at 25@3oc " bushel. Iaple SUIT
In n0cketa 20p7c each. M In slSa
FISH The market Il ncttva ma thS commute
for picked fish good. The eatch OF tish 90 iaf'
as whole. IL yory moder ate ono anh me * ea
celent quality OF ffah has stimulated q R0on dc"
mand. and us tho season Ia drawing 20 u CLOSE
the tendency In vnlues Is Enthusiastically risit g
" o" Boston Stony pre sv Mace 10 bbs %
halves e. 49, quarter4 ~ u; 10 Ii lifts 81 25 Is III
kills 81 TO- l2s n kits o. No. q bhls ~ 75. halves
81 ouuarters 70 49, IL b kits Il o5. Is Ii kits 9be
Il 10 quarters 81 20; No. D. meium, bbs 10 g.
halves g A. quarters e. 10 p kits $50 5 b ks
halves a. quarters =, H. ts ID kits SOC 10 II Kits
Toe, t2h II kits Gee; OK mess. hbls s24. halves
ft2 70. quarters 30 IL: No. Do, bbls $40 halves
$40 90 quarters 81 IL, IL Ii kits % &c. 15 ID kits
IA ~. Portland roe herrings bhls 81. Salmon.
hbls. 49, halves $40, quarters 70 a.. Kits .! 70.
Goldfish, quarter drums ~, quarter boxes 81 70.
HaddOck, quarter boxes 81. quarter drums &c;
Herring, AK scaled 3bc. herring No. /. SOC.
GOT ION TIEB-The U. y. Iron Company tic
isuuoted Mt ~ y bnnhle-dlseount aceordingito
quantity: the Arrow ito ut 81 30 net v bundle.
the Davis tie ut ~ 50 Y bundle. the Grip tic ut
81 ~ v bundle. with the usual rate Of 2tt v cent
discount for each, Acme ties % U bundle. the
BAaGiNG Domestic iute 1ols@1oAc for two
pounds and 11hW11Ae for two aud n uuarter
pounds II round lots. Baling twino Is iobblng
HIDES We nre indebted to Mr.. william
Mobile for tho following weekly quotations OF
nrs ,a,oT a "s 10 bs asa oof
AT Abattnr-s Steer hides. 10 lb md up. y ID.
a@s.; steer and cow hides. 30 to 70 H. s0G@,
kfps IA to 30 n, eGosta; calf skins, ach 5o@7b.
Couutr y Green sailed, v ID. gags. dry
flint. 14@l42: dry suited. 19013's.
Tallow- City country rendered v ID. $685.:
do 50051..
HornH-Ox horns, primo. zach, @c; cow do,
@82.
Beeewax- Prime yellow, " II. 17@1o.
Wool-Lnke. v Ii, 2sGp29. Louisiana. 27GD2B,
bury. Ms TO quality lo6I5
Hide market continues quick and active and
MI stocks arc readily taken mp ut above prices.
Wool nominal. Talow firm and report sales
Of 900 terrea ut Gs.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Sr CHARLFH HOTEL-PO Afford Lexine-
ton. Ky. J II Mosenau, New York John .rnK.
VIM Jax. New York; J T Billups, Mobile; Ben
Aprens philadslphia; J Ohm stevenson, 10; w
s Tornn st Mary: GrtnnRe, La.J WGon. New
York: Mrs J l. Harris. Pass Christian. ID u
Robinson. VIM Clarke. city, W ,r,.-
Lou Nj Kelly, Miss Mary Kelly. 1T. Charles.
La; Il stoner. Chicago: Caleb W Parker. oity.
W II Brown, w Fl Banth, ~; John Bell Vicks-
Mics; 2 Williams, st Petersburg. Russia: @
" Johnson, |. 3 Waeker Miss O ,Eoekel. La
Z V Wenee Nntehez. M Plereson Warringtons
Bay st Louis, Miss: John Johnston, Honduras.
G. Baulke. city.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW DE-
LEANS, VIA HAVRE SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA
EE@N. The steamships Of thu North Ger
SNkksAaG man Lloyd will resume their Regulag
=" From Bremen. From NJ Orleans
Hanover. September II About Oct'r 10
Nurnberg. October Is
Hanover. November 10
These steamers touch outward at Havre an1
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
- uS'PR PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen. Southampton or Havre to Hnw-
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50; Storage. 81.
From New Orleans to Southamp ton, Havre or
Bremen-Cabin, $3.50; 6teerage. s45.
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin. $z5s
Storage. s15.
Children under ten years. half prices chill
dren under one year. free.
N. B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter III. Err
hard, In Galveston, Is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston. "a.
From Bremen to Indtanola, $45 Co.
The company reserves the right to change the
route Of the steamers. their advertised days OF
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, SouthamptoE
or Havre to New Orleans issued By the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. Z. bTOCKhEYEk d co. Agents.
aust 1v ~ Union street
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LAKE PORTS.
FOR VAUDEVILLE, MADIS0NVILLE.
AND =.:@=.
OLD LANDING.
THE q. s. MAIL STEAMER
Wff5a NEW CAM ELLA

WILL LEAVE NEW LAKE END:
OnMONDAYs and THURSDAYS for Vaudeville
and Old Landing, on arrival Of the IL n4#
train.
On SATURDAY for Vaudeville and Old Land
ing on arrival Of the .. M train.
SUNDAY EXCURSION leaving on the arrival
OF the a. M train.
RETURNING: Leaves Old Landing On TUES
DAYS and FRIDAYS at a. m. ard Mande-
Vile at 80 a. m.
Leaves Madisonyille MONDAYS $50 a. NJ.
and Vaudeville at 6:45 a. m.
SUNDAYS leaves Old Landing at O. o. N. and
Vaudeville at p. m,
Fare 10 All Points. ....................S 81
sunday Excursion. ....................- H.
oc3 I'm W. G.. COYLE.
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will sail from AIgiers

No freight received without orders.
Goods delivered Mt Quarantine Station for 40
count and Mt risk and expense OF cOnslgnee.
and freight to be considered earned upon snch
delivery.
Lighterage ut Brazos Santiago at risk and eEs
pense OF consignees.
Freights received for and bills ladng signed
only 10 Brownsville via Rio Grande Railroad,
as per now tariff.
Frelghts payable In currency.
Bills ladng must have afffdavits attached
No passengers taken.
G. l. WHITNEY d CO.. Managers,
oc1 II Corner Magazine and Natchey sts.
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LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LANE.
The steamship
HKSTnMIAN

.4AM&M The steamship
HISTORIAN,
Lang. commander.
will sail On or about October 81. 1878. tron beg
wharf foot OF Jackson square.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
ladinR for the Continent. between Havres
OEonstadt.
These steamships. being Of light draft, WIZ
GROSS the bar of the Mississippi at all duaag
without detention,
For freight apply TO
LUCAS e. MOORE
de2o l7 1876 Gravier street, up staire.
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ii Sad. March and April Is. yamGssd. July and
August Died. Lard ais.
6 y. m.-Cotton- Uplands Low HTiddiing
5-1ed, December and Jnnunry6 3 led, january
and February 5-1Gd. Futures heavy.
LONDON. Oct. 23-Furpentipe 26s 81 Sugar
Cuba anu museovado fair refining afient. 92s en-
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ToRAcco IN GERMANY. A Frankfort 70.
M writer says: IN general maoEinE of
tobacco merchants Is to TO- held nt Gassel on
the fourth nth and sixth Or this month.
Thn principal subject Of discussion vii bo the
great Irregularities which arc found IN tho
packing nf American tohaccns. This evil has
been creeping IN slowly, and now. owing TO
high duties. II II too serions TO DO any longer
neglected Sume Efforts Will also be made to
change tha system Ut credit now III vogue
The usual credit Is now nine and twelve
months, and very often at the end OF tho
latter period three months bills are glvon ~
IN Vnant.N
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State Consols yesterday showed a decline,
closing ut 43a4 GA, against a. 10 Y on the
previous day. with sales of $40 ooo. LII New
York there were sales of S200 900 of Louisiana
Consols at 451s, and 100000 at A.. Premium
Bonds showed considerable activity, and
$4,000 were sold. those securities closing Mt
29a 29ls, against 29' oa2a's on Wednesday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Tho l,lsinrs on the cotton side Of town
4 was not as brk yesterday as the day before
The market pened niger, and the offerings
were free, bt later III the day the advIoes
from New Yok not being favorable rs re-
FrBrtis futuretthe sales were restricted one
#half the nunlar OF bales that were sold the
day before
Al New Ytk spot cotton advanced 'af.
II closing stpacT, with sales Of nt2 bales. ana
Woo bales devered on contracta. Futures
Tfiuctuated considerably. closing weak. w'th
$sales Of 279on bales. They declined z 70 n
Epoints. The took Of cotton IN New YORK ls
*25, b29 bales.
The Ityert,ol cotton market was ilrn' the
advance beiw 1-1Gd per pound. The sales
&footad Mn 500 bales, of which 1900 we're Amer
1 lean. The rceipts at that port were ooAo
Males. I'll with $3.50 bales were American
$The Havre market was tirmer and higher,
land that of Inemen was strong.
Tho trade |, -four ilattened out yesterday.
The market opened unsettled and easy ana
no ruled Throughout the day With moderate
asAles.
provisonscontInu firm and III active re-
Euuegt. STOCKS are light Of nearly all tho
Heading STAPLES. IL Ia reported that tha
ERreater part Of the supply Of meas pork has
been withdrawn from sale by Western ship
Epers under limit Of $l2 per barrel. and net
Ito be sold MT that rate except in small way.
Tho etocks on the grain landing continue
@meagre, and will continue to be 70 until the
Eupper rivers rise, and facilities are thereby
afforded to send produce 70 market. The
demand is good, and prices are stiff.
The receipts Of new sugar and molaasos are
hot as yet large, and all that come IN meet
with ready sales ut good prices. Yesterday
the receipts were 1877 hogsheads Of sugar the
market showing M advance Ut VIC per pound.
sOf molasses 226 barrels were received, which
were sold at Nh advance NJ two cents per gal
Ion on the previous days quotations. Some
planters have stopped rolling. owing To the
weakness OF the juice expressed from the
cane. while others IN more favored localities
find the cane remarkably well riponcd for the
season.
h,SFp
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TEXAS,

eI<s~. FOR INDIANOLA DIRECT -ThRs
HUTCHINSON
will sail from Algiers
SUNDAY, October 20, ut 2 %. Gu
Freight now received for above point.
Freight for Corpus Christi and Rockport gcs
ceived and reshipped from lndianolR hy
aehooners and through bills OF !adinR signed.
Ligh' erage to Corpus Christi III any OF rkHG 4
and expense OF coDsfgnees.
Freight for all the above points received a.
the depot OF Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Hnilrond foot of Lafayette street, daily unfii
.. m.
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There was large arrival Of grain yester-
day. The towboat Future City. with harges.
from st. Louis. brought ss,3T3 bushels Of
wheat In bulk, $4,000 bushels corn In bulk. and
a3Oa sacks of corn.
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Total stock this day ,1a9
Total stock this day last year. .-...t.... b2o46
Net receipts since yesterday. 2.97e
Receipts from other ports .....-......t...- Sja
Net receipts this day last yenr. 1922
Net receipts sines last Friday ~, 1853
Net receipts same time last year ..-.,.. ll.bal
Net receipts aluce September 1......-.. .2ol .oa6
Net receipts Same time laat year 6a,4sl
AMOUNT or COTTON ON sH1PBoAnD. MADE UP By
THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
Liverpool .-... ~ bp4|Baltic ports a5
Hnvre.. -. IL 12hISpain- 749
Bremen. b2oeIghnnnel ,.*....,- 1850.
MaditarranSan- 4gptMaxtCo. .=,'-s--. go.
North Hea. ........ 496IOoastwise. 8
Total .......s...sa-,. tbu atd
This taken from the Excbangns stock ut noon
leaves about 472i bales to represent tho quan-
tity engaged for shipment. unsold or awaiting
orders
The Cotton Exchange kilograms gave the re-
ceips from noon yesterday to noon to-day
81. 549 bales. against % 27b came time laet week
Tho movements at ports from 10 N. Friday UP
to u m. to-day Is given below:
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There will be q general meeting Of the Cot
ton Exchange this friday evening ut 80
o'clock, for the purpose OF discussing the
brokerage question So we are Informed by
MIR. Secretary Hester.
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The grain "boom' liz making an active
counter business for the Chicago banks. as
can be seen In the fact that their clearances
aggregated $40 5o3 800 20 last week, against
tp,0B3, LA 10 the corresponding week last
ksnr
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According to dispatches received here yes
terday, specie in the Bank Of France d.
creased IL, 100000 francs during the past week.
The decrease for the same time III the Bank
or England amounted To l1l7aooN The pro
portion of the reservoir that bank 10 liahili-
ties Is a9is. against 5014 last week. The bank
rate is 3 per cent.
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The purchasing rate OF silver bullion Mt
the New Orleans Mint IL now 81 - pnr ounce
4 for fine ailyar.
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STEAMSHIPS.
ME w YORK.
STEAMSHIP GEN. WHITNEY.

VIII sail from Alglers TUESDAY. October 2e,
=. m.
INSURANCE TO NEW YORK ONE-EALF
PER GENT.
Freight for the above port received OF tho do
pot of Morgnn Louisiana and Texas Railroad
foot Of Lafayette street. daily until D. N.
GHHb. 4. WWHITNEY h 90. Managers.
au18 Corner Natehez and Magazine atreefB.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOX NEW YORK DIRECT,
TO sail "WEDNESDAY. October 90. ut y a. m,
frasTssa This line Is composed OF EhB
Evspssssz.ssssI following steamships-
KNICKERBoUKER HUDSON.
LOUISIANA. NEW ORLEAM8,
The steamship
HUDSON,
III. H. Freeman master.
will leave hor wharf from foot OIL Toulouse
street,
INSURANCE BY THIS LINE Il PER OENT,
Uahtn pHasaF.6- .......-......t.'. 8aB
ejt6arnHG. ~
Freight for Liverpool Bremen. md Hgvre
taken by this limo. md through bills OF ladtn&
given for tho same
For freight on passage g., aRRly t e rnu
my1 fy AL Caronhelst str9ss-
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SrECuLAToRs AND FOREIGN GoLD.-The
money article Of the New York Evening Post
of Saturday says: st IA unfortunate for the
spectators locking un money here Or with
holding IL from use that the arrivals OF for
eign gold amount to as much In u few days
as the entire capital that they control. SO
long as gold continues to come here at the
rate Of the last few weeks, the most skillful
manipulation Of the loan market can only
have d temporary influence"
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commencement Of the packing season, which
will give no inducement TO packers TO put the
whole hog into tho tank for lard as they dld
last wear. thus leaving fnore TO make slues
and pork with | cannot consclentiously re-
commend importers tD hold any stocks ut tho
presant unreasonable and Inflated prices,
which are only temporarily buoyed up ny u
large manipulation here . ~
1t is true there IS great prosperity III the
Tinted states and spaculatlDn tor tue mo-
1uant Ia the rnre; but thN spectators are not
cnna,lnars and consequently the European
buyers will ultimately hnvh eonethli'R - say
about tho price they will pay fnr hog pro.
ducta Therefore, before tho first day az
T.hruary. il would not he surprang to see
the price af American meats and lard az low,
If not lower, than those current last year.
IEAF TonAcro. Tho louisville Courier
journal of the twentieth Instant says
Extensive and serious damage has been
a,,fTaretl by tobacco IN barns through house
burn. and complaints are also mad" that the
crop Ia curing up hadl Y On account OF u too
rnplJ maturity Among tho evils Of tho late
extraordinary weather which will leave their
Impress on the crop arc house-hurn, llring
and sourlng. The weather DID more good
thnn harm, however, especially IN adding
weight to n very lutte and poorly grown crop,
The market has displayed more animation,
especially hear the olGsGa@The reggie buyers
have heen taking hold nfSfe freely but IL can
hardly be said that their types are selling any
better. In fact thcy are obtaining tobacco at
their own plircs Balera and Africans OF good
quality arc doing very well, according TO late
Averages Kentucky river tnbaecna arc at
tracting q lsnennr, general composition anh
arc selling at gradually advancing prices
Colony aud Green river tillora, when sweet.
are selling more readily and prices are sup
ported firmly. Black wrappers are quiet. a
tcw aalss OF bright wrappers have Indicated
only D. fair demand,
There was a rnmbr on the street to-day that
u syndicate Of New York capitalists have
been arranging for tho purchase Tor nave puf-
chaset) heavy lines OF rogie types Of tobacco,
either with the view of corneflng tho big
short interest now e7iating or 10 provide for
controlling the contracts of 1870. or on the
theory that thpsn tohneros ARC u good invest
ment. The facts may not BE- known Tor some
days.
TOBACCO IN GERMANY A frankfort ~:
Nj writer says: IN general maottnE OF
tobacco merchants Is to ho held at Ghssel on
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uotaI -...,-.+.1T1 AGA 14l91q 12a, 44p
The consolidated report slnoe Friday shows
e. b. Free. Cont, Chan. stoeka.
This week 23b 1O.plB 10 0b3 So. 422,Gi5
Last we k -. 5n1aG TO- AIT 1881 3Ga ,S63
This week lnat
year .....t. 81 1sp T,O9G 1899 -. 4os,7t9
FUTUREs
,FtI NJ Mt mn
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ing circular, issued by Mr. Henry Memory
provision merchant and foreign shipper, Of
Chicago, for the benefit OF his European cor
respondents:
The Commissioner of Agriculture reported
that the number of hogs In the United States
on the first Of January, 1872 WAS two and
one half millions greater than the year pre-
vious. while the Strengthening up to October
shows but a slight increase over the same
months Of 1878, which, with the probable in
crease since January, will leave for the winter
packing season two to three millions Of hogs
more than last year. and on account OF the
enormous production Of corD 1t ts to be pre-
sumed that every hog has been Kept Tor the
last pound of flesh, which Is evidenced by the
extraordinary and unprecedented weight OF
hogs arriving for the last two months. Not IN
the history OF the trade does any one remem-
Der hogs coming In IN such splendid condition
during the fall. Taking these matters into
consideration. and the stimulation given to
farmers through the good prices obtainable
all the Year. it would not be surprising II the
supply for tile coming packing season should
exceed the above figures with largely N
creased weight OF the hog. Against this the
German government has placed q duty Of
% per cent upon all imports OF provisions
into THAT country. which, 10 far. has not been
realized hy the American market, on account
OF the enormous stocks taken into the interior
Of Germany previous to thu duty coming
into etfe;t. This will probably reduce the
consumption one-third In a country which has
hitherto taken upward Of half q mill
Ion boxes u bacon annually.
Adj to this the great depres-
sion which prevails throughout all Europe,
and mole especially England and Ireland.
where the agricultural classes, when are the
great American bacon eaters, will not be ia q
position Through the 80 per cent advance IN
the price VI bread to consume these products
at anything like tae extent Of last year, and
thousands Ut families OF the poorer classes
being compelled to emigrate for want Of en-
ployment.s When, In addition to this, we take
into consideration that upward OF 100000
tierces Of lard and 100000 barrels Of OLD pork
are on hand Ii the United States at this, the
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1~1. FOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO DIRECT,
v AllAAG. carrying United States mail-Th8
iron steamer
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MO " " TAN n.
OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Thursday Evening. October ~. 1879. {
NEW ORLEANS dLEARrNG-H HOUSE.

Thus lar. -fh, aI2, rol GO sa1T,a2s 10
We quote Exceptional payer 6t17 cont: Al
do 7Ds: second grade do @: loans on col
laterals 70s: Al mortgage paper go: second
grade do @ Y cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at a6@S7
and trade dollars at sooa5 Halves and auar-
tors (Amercan) are Tloted at aee@eak.
The sales OF foreign exchange were moderate
and rates are firm. Bank atarling rules at
--D4s1h. and bill Of lading and clear bills at
FTh@l7sa.
French bills are firm. We quote bank francs
: commercial b.3n@h.2sa, =5
New York sight ID quoted at 81 discount "
$1,000 for bank counter rate: commercial la
quoted at 81 " $1,000. r..=
State Uonspls easier at 43a@4tA.
Premium Bonds closed at 29e2a't.
Stocks are steady.
MISCELLANE OUE-Half-Pa Oity Coupons.
34a: Clty Consolidated Bonds. 3l7h0a7: state
Warrants TAO: I.evee Warrants 7aisD74h.
NEW oRLEANH STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs.
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The schooner MolIie Emma arrived here
yesterday from Vera Cruz with 20i sacks Of
coffee.
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.;0W VI EEsCIAE4.
OFPIUE OF NEW ORLEANS DEM0CRhT. }
Thursday Evening October %. 1879. !

IHHrsU.V HVBNIHR. OCtUEoE 1'' 19'''
COTTON-The demand was fair and with
free offerings the sales aggregated 5000 bales.
The market opeuadshighpr and later, however,
ruled quiet. the effect VI unfavorable tele-
graphic Advices from New YORK.
The following Is the official closing OF the Cot
t>1, aiAnr,
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Sales to-day COCO b8les, Including 1910 yester-
day Market opened higher. closing quiet.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock In store and on shipboard Sept. 1 1896
Gross receipts since yesterday. Is ,61s
Gross receipts previously. -239 96l- 235 579
Exported to-day...... ..-.,...... 7.927
Exported previously. ............ 105O58- 1895
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HhINS-S 1IW I1WU TTETHTHIH8 5IVWHV 'FE7tl'77 VI
lBy Telegraph
NEW YoRK. Oct 23. Evening. Money active at
T6a77a; eNehnnge stendy. Governments I'M
changed: new IS 1o3's. 4las 1854. ~ 1929.
St,ue bonds dull.
sub-treasnry balances Coin. s13l, 7d27is: cur
rancy. $1b.a7G,4aa.