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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW On
LEANS, VIA HAVRE. gOUTHAMp-
TON AND HAVANA.
A6M The steamships OF the North 6eK-s
- $500. Jn;, a. Lloyd will resume their RegulaE
From Bremen. From n. orlsans
Hanover ...... september II ABOUT Dct,x In
NurnberR. ....... October IS .....
Hanover. November 10 ......
These steamers touch outward at Hayre and
Havana, and on their home trip at Havana and
A'&''''-.DP'lRaIC PRICES or PASSAGE:
From Bremen. southampton or Havre 10 May~
ana or New Orleans Cabin, $50: Storage 3se.
From New Orleans 10 Southampton, Havre or
Bremen--Cabi S1B0. 6teerage. t45.
From New Orleans TO Hayanar-Cabin. ~
Storage. 31S.
Children under ten years. half price: chill
dren under one year. free
N. B.-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter d. Era
hard. In Galveston. fs authorized to Issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Fran Bremen to Galveston. s42
From Bremen to Indianola. S45 TO-
The @mDanv reserves the right to change the
route vi the steamers. their advertised days OK
departure and the prices OF passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton
or Hayre to New Orleans issued BIZ the UNDER
signed.
For further partienIaEg apply To-
ED. r. BTOCKME7ER d Co.. Agentsa
ausl " A Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Dssssae atln.

New Y9nE Oct o aa steaay sqles ssa
leans TO-. consolidated net rscetpts 20. 7s5 bales;
exports to Great Britain 1884 bales. net receipts
6aa bales. gross 1910. Futures strong: sales
10000 bales October 1914 November ss@s @.
December 1o0i@l9;o2, January 1o11@1L12, Feb
ruary 1n24@10.2s. March 10.a7a1039, April 1851
@lo g.. May 10 e4@l0.68.
Southern flour, firm; common to fair extra
$b bnaG. good To choice do SO 2O097 80. Wheat o.
spscul tive business unRradsd winter red al 10
81 ~. No. do - 2o@1 an. No. Q do VI a7s9D
ungraded haD53. No. q 90 In store, 52052k afloat
Ons- Whit, unenaneed at s5ag5G. No 8. .s53i9D
a6a, do white s6assa for No. .. ss@ss1s for do
white. Hops moderately active And steady !;
Coffee quiet: prices In cargoes quoted 12,t@
y II 1D to buy ar to saod rsnax aaosa
at 6fs@7 lilo. prime 70e75@; refined auiot and
unchanged. Molasses firm and very quiet Rice
81 25@1 80. Potatoes quiet and unchanged. Tur.
panune quiet and firtn of 3oh. Woot firm and
fairly active: domestic fleece sa043. pulled 22a
Pork dull and lower. mese, spot. quoted at
70 SO, October 30 80. middles steauy; long clear
s6 short 20 %: long and, short 50 1z1s. Lard
lower but c.osfng steudy. with 81 moderate
trade: prime steam. apot. 6 5000. 6o--the Latter
for choice. October o57,. November 2a16ese Is.
December 6.15@6.174 Whisky nominal at 81 TO-
BAIT1MoRE. Oct. 1.--Oats firm; Southern and
Pennsyrvaata s5@se, Western white s716@ss, do
and adSIf ene e 70 hpe
steady. Mess pork $40. Bulk meats--Loose
shoulders 1904. clear rib sides 6, do packed ~
@6a. Baoon-Sho ulders AZ. clear RIB sides Sd
Hams 1l@I1S, Lard z. Butter steady; prime
TO ehotee western packed 1906. EgEs firm aud
active l7@s ovIfes strong and aettys; hio
ceargoes l2eo16hs sugar hfm; a soft s9segsas
Whisky firm ut 81 10. Frtights active for cotton
fo = grain quiet u a...a 80 -,
,IHNofsFATI, OcS l-Flour steady ana I'M
changed. wheat easter, not dnvtaplv lower.
" v,'gI III Corh Urn 4lg4iA Oats eassIer not
qnonAbiy lOWhr: gyas51 Iork uemann Ialr. maj.
ke, urn; ~ s7sas 30 Lard stronger; current
make sobg61O. BnlR meats Qulet ana I'M
shanGea. Bacon good aema ~ ~ iuil prices
s 1n Wbisy clsi aips ca ae sides
sasisI dancy creamery ~ ,, ehoaee dalry a1@szo
h s, mes'S Snaa nesergs io Rre Iehta a
uiu nukai s.eauy anu od ~ f anRs
a " ana d sna al " ss ~ - 10
~ 70, pk1ns 70 oyeYo ~, DutSneIs " sesys 70;
~ ao 20 ~ Uct Ii fiouI nrmer: extra W 70
~ "a o ~ 10 Ok sa ss 70. na = ,oo Iah ~
- zoVWt ". WIeas Irm Ied Mna ampsf ~ W.
White m x Md = Poqk saS ~ ~ pss ro
sesany cHolce iea, r. .isrces q kegs ~: Dnlk
stsa aan o anrs 9no c cisar
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CAaSErY'y HOTEL John swlndsll, lower
coast: > !, Frsllson. city; Fl Kelly. MeCoInS
A Il Richmond. Mics: .Oharles Wolf. /. MARKS
Part Hudson. In; HsnHon. DowllnR afeeifs
Miss: Y y Watts. slmnu Sherman, Brookhavsns
Aren't In: ] II Bahsm. city; r ID Owen. Npfnlien.
Miss: Ball. DonaldsonXlla, 20; 4 Pefs-
eans Miss. Charles Stuart. - M WAlsan. LII: M
MeIy4nu city. j r Burke Miss
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Washington Avenue Drug Store.
Corner Magazine and waslsinxtua ST..
NEW fri. ANA

Constantly receiving fresh supplies u para
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals Patent Meatofne6s
Combs OF all kinds Brushes Boape. Perlnmsrr.
Toilet and Fancy. Articles, Alto, Coral Taoth
Paste. recommended b. ~ whc use II as =
70 fine peasl-like ornament end rRytshfnK
osautT. alkaline BsHaaes PesFaeE fer hea nth
tying goftenfnR and preserving the skin. tha
best thing for priek1y heat and all summer
eruptlona, Customers. city and country, will
find our stock complete, comprising many ar
moderate prices. PRESCRIPTIONS pn: mr.. utahs
and day. B. j. MA1NEGEA. III. d..
DRUGGIST. Pharmaceutist and pxactteM Qnsmiatx
gg13 7dp "
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Lly ERrOOl..
HARRISON LINE.

xA2& The steamship #
WAnRION,
Jones commander.
will sail on or about September A. 1919, from her
wharf. foot OF Jackson suuars. 4
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
Oronstadt.
These steamships, being OF liglt draft. VIM
without detention.
Tor sref9ht apply 70
LUCAS g. MOORE.
dem II 1p6 GrHvler atreNi, up stairs.
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/ " Ibpa 40 ppl9 FHssote w 4Ue'1 ~, Rarly ROSE
DNIDNH-Light supply and steady at % y
| UABBsaEs- Firm at % 2sDa rs " box.
| APPLEss2 Ep19 90 " bb,.
| POULTRY-Oid chickens s4D4 so. young t2@
p: ducks 1908 geese ID 90; turkeys. old. sio@
FGas-Wsstern 1b@17c. Louisiana 400 r
I6TTEns The ilusustloos r. prices s,,s have
Of creamery end dairy, end readily paid tse
Eastern and Western mnrkets which have nj
vapced go heavily during the pact week mud we
uots II very firm. We, quote: Western
GOO: New York, dairy. choice, ls@aoc New
Hsn deWy so92 rg sr West sas aWE as
dairy sair to good. 1ga12c.,
~, ga ELsE- Receipts for the week slD ,hoxes
rroes are rm Tbe advance In th Elsa article
has also been heavy during the pact week. We
quote Western Raserve, ilne. MEGA; New
CLIFTON Tfhs.IThe o. =. Iron Company tle
ts quoted at "a " bnndle-disenunt according to
quantity: the Arrow tic ut ~ so net " bundle.
Va 25 v bundle. with the usua' rate q az y cent
discount for each, Acme ties 90 u bundle. tho
usual 1sfS M allowed. 49,, 49,,
pounds aud ttlsM11ao for. two aud u az ,rter
ponnas II round lots. Ballug twne Is jobbnx
SALT essrs Jackson h Manson report the
salt market as follows: Stock heavy and. de-
mand llRht Two earsoes arrived to tue DEAL
ers rates from warehouse: Coarse poopp5e d
sack. flne.sl g21a@l 35. Turks Island ntgf ested;
held nomipally at 2s@9be, " hushel Table salt
In rockets 20a7e each. as In size.
FlSH-Ars IN active demand: the catch FILL
Ing of. and higher prices can, be looked, for
5b H. t ~ ansrsss
"a 49, 10 ID kits 81 TO- 16 ID kis A. l2s ID kite 40
N No., = bible 80 go haiyes "a 90 a,arte.s ~ 10 fb
rae s bb H. halves ~ No IN ed is s 3d.
81 TO- halves "a 75 quarters 81 10 ID kits 100 Is ii
KITS &C. LAP p kits eoe. DO. eess c,dnsh bAsa.
Haddoek quarter drums, 4ae: paddock, quar-
ter boAes. ". God. quarter boxes. 81 10. Her
IL, DIES, TaLIow, ETo.--Mr. @. II. Magee. 40
North Fetets street. has otlielngly furnished lis
With the following quotations for hldes. etc. for
tan week ending fIn r. Tha
Steer Hides. Oity Slaughter 70 u ind
Steer Hides City slaughter, under 70 . -
ID, y D.. .......................6 q exc
Cow Hides, City Slaughter. as they
Hips, City Slaughter. is to 80 ID. v H.. $40
Chlf Skins. City slaughter. each .bo yy7s c
Country Hides. green. y ~ .......s % s'se
Country II i1es, dry shlted, y h......1o ola &
4, Damaged Hid s 'wo;,,hiras price.
raliow. Country rendered. .........,. o SIC
BeesWax. prime yellow................-- tnao =
u bur Prus ,e nas week tbara haa been oonsa
nau n and I1 gsana for naa pr en np
hides. causing an advance Of haelc Y. III on ali
A fht T aAE Eesay ae s is5ras
the ,auotstlors Of the cattle markets
Mich Cows Price.
a Eest 9a aaniy sG saad g ss
Third quality. ID henI. .........., o.
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TEE NEW DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY ooIoBeR 1879.

III England had tn pay only Ell for what at the
normal rate Of tho rouble they would have
had tc pay I'LL ~ Gj. vet even THUS Aruericsn
tend with American competition, attention Ia
at length being drawn to the absolute neees-
sity Ut adopting OH improved condition 81
this trade. and as the price Of grain Mt Its
comparison With thnt 81 other countries It
would appear that II some scheme which wilt
plafe the proprietor III direct communication
with an export depot which will ship his grain
sxtadtiUusly and ut q minimum cost, Cnn hs
carried out. n great step would be taken to-
ward retaining tho trade which Russia APP
pears on the point OF losing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

will sail from AlRiera
No freight received Without ofdars.
Goods delivered at Quaraniins Station for Hg-
count aud ut risk aud expense OF eunsignea,
delivery IS s. Y
Lighterase at Brazos Santiago at risk and ex-
penss Of epnsignsas.
only 10 Brownsville. Via Rio Grande Iaiiroad-
as per new tariff.
Ereights payable In currency.
Bills lading must have affidAyftS attached.
No passengers taken.
G. a. WHITNEY n CO.. Managers,
get tt Corner MaRAziue Hnd Natehez sits.
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Nww YORK.

5si
MORaAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS HAIL.
ROAD AND NEW YQnK STEAMSHIP
~ESsN. The following Al iron steamships
sMsSAMssa. from this line IS
LONE STAR, AIuIERH.
GEN. WaiiT'NEY. IHaLa nTTE.
lnow bufldine.t
STEAMSHIP GEN. WHITNEY.
III. H. Freeman master.
VIII soil from Algiers TUESDAY. October III
: Iss 1g,s.,t TO NEW YORK. oNE-HALF
Freight for the above port received ct the de-
pot OF MorRan's Louisiana and Texas HailroAdv
foot # Lafayette street.. daily until D. ID.
f0r d 5fGlf' A. aRWRlHf ffNEY 90. Managers.
au1s Corner Natchez aud MAGAZINE streets.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK OBJECT.
TO sail WEDNESDAY October 9. at Il Id.
,rfssasss This line liz composed Of thu
ssssss following steamships
5 55sR1qTkkssnBooKzH' H HER pSSFstr.as
The steamship III Dill
HUDSON,
-, -. - aAdER master.
Eli leave her wharf from foot OF Toulouse
INsURANCE BY THIS LIME u PER GENT.
geDin passage.---....s.s.sss+
:. bteeraEe. :..... ". 20
FEss 81 cr ,d snS BrsR g ad H
given for the same. ID ss
for fre'sh' q Oaes AEfa sRb iMhoU1ror,
-mT1 1y-----------MC arondelgt street
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Western papers say that country corres-
pondents remain urgent In their calls for
small bills, aud the scarcity Of these is be-
coming more and more marked every day.
Ones and twos arc, OF course, more difficult
to be had, and are, indeed, SO scarce That the
standard silver dollar la last taking their
place altogether. Adviees from Washington
show that the total amount Ut bills of these
denominations, theoretically Ia circulation, 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

| 81 ptambar 3D.......t. 1032 4s9 IN 127.14g ID
| October 4. .+-...-....ts.. $40 aG3 30 70.O25 al
Thus far. .........,. ss.22osl9 70 slo3.e71 30
| We quote exceptional paper GOT v cent: AL
do 7Bs: second grade Do o.; loans ON col
laterals 7Rs; AL mortgage paper SO: second
grade do @ v cent per annum.
| Mexican dollars are now quoted Mt s60s7
| and trade dollars at 9ODes. Halves and quar-
| tors tAmsrioanl are quoted ut s9A@aaA.
| The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
--p4s2h. and bill Of lading and clear bills at
| 47s@o479.
French bills are steadier and quiet We quote
| bank francs -: commercial .so@5.2sA.
| New York sight IL quoted at W U cent dis
count and 81 90 discount " $1,000 for bank counter
rate: commercial ID quoted ut u v cent dis
count.
| State Consols steady at 39@-.
Premium Bonds closed at 275s0275s.
| Stocks are steady.
MIsOELLANEOUs-Ha Paid City Coupons.
| 32A@ss; City Consolidated Bonds. 600; State
Warrants. 10: Levee Warrants 721s.
| NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs.
FIRST GALL.
| No sales.
n shares Home Ins. Co. -...............2 s
| $1,000 Premium Bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 27A
THIRD CALL.
$500 State Consols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
| $4,000 Premium Bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 27A
$500 Premium Bond, .-.............. 27ss
| 80 900 Premium Bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 27ta
lBy Telegraph
MINING STOCKS.
| SAN Francisco Oct. 1.-Closing prices of
mining stocks are as follows:
Sales.
Alpha. Observation-Disclosures. l6
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sTEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS.

texas
<gEFFn. FOR BIsAzOs SANTIAGO DIRECT.
laesa4s carrying United StAtsH mall Tha
iron steamer #s#s ssE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

Of tho immense number Of cattle raised In
Texas some idea nhy be formed from the fact
that up To August IA last hoe. 800 head Of cat
tie this year had passed Forth Worth on their
way w the famous pasture lands III Kansas.
I'm addition to these $4,000 more were on the
road To Fort Worth. Yoarlings sell In kansas
lift $s to Sa; hwu-rear olds at Sl2; thrae-year
ulds ut Sid DO. and beef steers at SIS Co.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

THE STATE or IRApE.-Under this heading
the New York Financial and Commercial
Chronicle Of the twenty-seventh ultimo has
the following u say:
It In reasonable that our markets should
show reaction from the depression lnucr
which they have SO long rested. Prices In
many cases were relatively low, and there
was room for Improvement. Bnt with the
new SENSE of security the resumption of sprcie
payments affords, q feeling Of exhilaration
appears to have pervaded al business circles,
satiing to an inblseriminate speculation. IL
first showed itself on tho Stock Exchange,
but hna gradually affected the value u nearly
every description Of property. For illustra-
ton compare the prices Ut some Ut our lead
Ing productions. the last Of August, with
those OF Tuesday Of this week.
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tions have regularly appeared Oh Change
modification hi fivghts, and vf very mat rlal
character DIT that, has been ths order ut the
hour. Whether, Ms some infer, this low rail-
rate can be but III temporary duration TO-
mains To be seen. Yet the eioseness for tho
tims being with which underwriting rates is
observed ON oil sides gives rise to q very natu-
ral auppositiun that the understanding Of GER
tain railroad corporations with European con-
npetions from tile eastern seahourd Ii sonr-
thing more than u passing effort, To expire
with the return Of empty freight cars collect
I'd durinn u seasons business Mt the South
Az for az II has gone the effect III all this has
been decidedly heulthful. commercially
aneakluu,
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State GonHols closed yesterday III 9o' 4d14o.
against 3aato On Tuesday, with ono reported
sale uf $500. Premium Bonds closed at ~ 1sssoD
2Tss. against 2714Gaa7ss on the previous day,
with sales OF 100000. At New York Louisiana
GonsolB were quoted ut 391s bid.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

Dealers Ia this city were busy yesterday,
spore 10 than they have been for months past,
tilling orders for city and country customers.
In fact, portions III our city presented Il more
lively, hustling appearance than they have
since the early part VI Inst spring. These
signs are heralded as omcns Of good time Ia
the near future
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

United States four per cents ruled yester-
day Ut New York ut 1nlss bid, nnd III London
nj 100. Tho money rate at New York was 7
urr cent.
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The Supreme Court vi South Carolina has
decided that the bonds Issued under the act
reducing the volume VI the public debt arc
valid obligations Of the State. except certain
classes Ut bonds issued for the relief of the
TREASURY or In exchange for the second Issue
of bonds for the payment Of interest on the
fIuhln liHht.
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Since the first OF last November there has
been d decrease Of national bank ones and
twos amounting to 1914 ,94i, and 1t Is more
than probable that tho bulk Of tho treasury
notes put down 90 outstanding con be found
safely locked Up III the treasury vaults. These
denominations however, aro very we'll sup
plemented by the silver dollars. OF which
nearly $5o,0o0ooO 1t ID said are Ia circulation.
The main trouble Just now is with tho tlves,
tens twenties and even tifties, which ore 30
scarce as TO cause great Inconvenience. The
$40 silver certi lcates have come into use as O
substitute and arc accepted generally with
out hesitation, but are not plentiful enough TO
make up the deficit or greenbacks OF national
bank notes OF the denominations named.
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MOS ETAR Y.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Wednesday Evening. October 1. 1870.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
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The steamship II. w. Harris cleared yester-
day with as.047 bushels Of wheat In bulk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

An amendment to the merchants ship
ping act Of Great Britain. says the Nautical
Gazette, will 20 into effect Oh the first OF Sep
tember 1880, and will be adopted by leading
maritime nations, whereby the rules for
preventing collisions at sea" will be some
what changed, and include rules for cable
laying chips, pilot boats, fishing boats with
drift-nets and trawers; also, regulations for
sound signals for fogs, insisting upon mo-
ehanicllly worked horn instead Of mouth
horns, reducing the speed OF vessels In thick
weather, and compelling the use OF the bell
when at anchor. IL Is well that some OF these
changes are to be made, and rs the adoption of
tho rules will probably be acquiesoed In by all
maritime nations. Ii will DO effective If oil will
comply with them, but 1t Is doubtful II any
laws made can ever induce steamer captains
to slow down very much ct sen, and when not
In close proximity to coasts The new regu-
lations call for signal lanterns not less than
ten inches in diameter instead Of eight, as
heretofore. Signal lights should be regulated
according to q fixed rate OF candle power.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

The lutte report Of the National Cotton Ex-
change places the total consumption of cotton
by Southern mills during the year ls7a7o ut
1876, 4s9 bales. against 147,747 bales the pre-
vious year, showing d gain Of 26 per cent,
Georgia Is by far the largest cotton manufac-
turer, having 100000 splndles In operation,
North Carolina standing second, anil South
Carolina third Texas 10 the smallest Id the
whole list, her eoneum ption during the past
year having been only 3s1 bales. While the
consumption III tho Southern States last year
showed an Increase Of 20 per cont the gain In
that OF the North was only Q per cent A
number OF new mills are now IN course Of
construction In different parts OF the South,
and, the production thus being Increased, the
percentages during the next few years ls ex-
pected 10 show much greater rate than La
the past. z=a..5@.n
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CON N yRClAL,
OFFTOE OF NEW ORLEANH DEMOCRAT, /
"Wednesday Evening. October [. 1876.

GOTTON-1here WIS fair inquiry for tbs
staple yesterday and the sales aggregated. 47ot
bales.
The following is the OFFICIAL closing OF the Got
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-02

GALVESTON FREIGHT QUOTATIONS. Or
freight quotations at that port the Galveston
News, of Monday, says @
The very large amount Of tonnage ut Gal
weston, both steam anu sail, IL felt percepti-
bly, In the low rate OF freights prevailing
from this to foreign and domestic ports. 10
those who watch the current OF freight quota
tiona as they daily appear IN the News com
mereial report, 1t must be obvious that ID the
essential Of moderate-prieed water Ianspor-
tation Galveston is ut present particularly
fortunate. The latest quotation, for example,
on cotton to Liverpool direct, by steam, IL
se-l6d; hysatl 276ii: to Liverpool by rail. via
Hnstnn, a-l6d Cotton To New York BY steam.
Ii Nc: by sail, 7-l6c; by rail-, 65t per IUV lbs.
The rate to Liverpool from Galveston on
cotton u lower than 1t Ii from Savannah to
Liverpool. as verified by existing quotations
on the boards at the Cotton Exchange. A.
all Legitimate economies are cogent factors
I'M tina race for commercial precedence, the
consideration of cheap freights must weigh in
favor of this port 1t IL due to the present rail-
road competition tosay that. since rail quota
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-09
Arrival and Departure of Mails from the
st. Paul Post Office.

Eastern-Arrives daily at Is and IS m
except Sunday Closes daily except Sunday at II IS
m, and 05 p M. - ~
STRENGTHENING, Red Wing, Lake City, w.ba;
6 IS am. and closes daily at 05 pm. r.
Mslacaukee d st. Pau! Ratlroad, Uoya Diy.)-
Arrives daily except Sunday at 80 m. Closes daily
st. Paul d st. Louis, NO., Route-Arrives daily
except Monday at Is m. Closes daily except Sat-
urday at 80 p m. -.
srEo1A1s-Farmington Northfeld and Faribault,
closes daily except Sunday At 80 p m. Arrives
daily except Sunday at II Is m. -
West Wisconsin Railr0ad-Arrives daily except
Sunday at IS p m. Closes daily except Sunday at
spEo1A1s-Elroy and Harvard Route Black River
Falls, Eau Claire, Hudson and Menominee, Wis.,,
arrives daily Monday excepted at 6 Is m. Closes
daily Saturday excepted at Of p m. -------.
st. Paul d stouS CITY Railroad daily
except Sunday a At II 10 m. Closes daily except
Fort Smelling, Min'.-Arrives daily at e:25 m.
Closes daily at IS q m.
sPEo1A1s-shakopee, Jordan, Belle PLANE, Hen
and St.James, closes daily except Sunday At 30
M: Arrives daily except sunday at Is pm.
Hastings Dakota R0itro0d-Arrives daily ex.
Sunday at 25 p m. Closes daily except Sunday, at
st. Paul & Pacific Railroad (Matn Line.)-st.
Vincent to st: Paul-Arriyes daily except Sunday
Specials Minneapolis closes daily except Sunday
at 30 m, II 80 m and s 80 p m. Arrives daily
except Sunday at 90 m, OOpm and 80 m.
st. Paul d Pacific Railroad (Branch Itne)-
Arrives daily except Sunday at 7 m. Closes daily
except Sunday at 80 a m. -. - :
Fargo, Dakota ami Bismarck daily
except Monday at s SO p m. Closes daily except
Saturday at Is m. .-.~-
sPEo1ALs-Anoks, Elk River, Monticello, Alexan-
dria, Brainerd, Audubon, Detroit Moorhead and
Fargo, Sank Centre, Glyndon and Lake Park, Minn
arrives daily except Monday, at 8 Is m. Closes
daily except Saturday at SO m.
st. Paul d Duluth Rai1ro0d-Arrives daily ex-
Cept Sunday at 40 d Closes daily eYceDt Sun.
day at 30 q m. :.
SPECIALS Saltwater, arrives daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, at 10 Is m, and 40 m. Closes
daily except sundaysat7 80 m and 8 so p m.