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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-24
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

GOVERNOR NICHOLS EN- ROUTE NORTH.
NEw-ORLEANs July 23.-Goyernor Nichols left
to-day Virginia his first absence from the state since ne
vas elected Governor.
NEARLY READY TO ADJOURN.
NrW-ORIEANS, July 23-Ghe Convention has
now abors ana only awaiting the report of the
HEAVY FAILURE IN MONTREAL
MONTREAL, July 23.1Ascher Co, importers
ane dGd he The &
DRIVER BOYS ABLE TO STOP MINE.
WnKESBARRF. Penn july, 23.-Ihe driyer-ooys
by ne T aS SSs for a OF
Operations a the mines have been suspended.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-The strike of the freight
handlers in bids fair terminate without any
f rSGi 0 10 NI av '"0 D''
A STEAMSHIP LIBEL FOR $4,000
PUuADEIPHIA July GA libel was issued this
S o 5eas MIN Ss ses St
Greys Delaware Gloucester on SATURDAY last
USELESS EXTRA SESSION.
HELENA, Mont, July 23.-Ihe extra, session OF
night 40 business Of any Importance been transacted
pportonmen BILL vetoed ~ the Governor yesterday
VERMONT AND BOSTON TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Wng RyEn & J a
resulted follows today Mary9 Green PIesdsn1 RIOS
and and oliver II. Palmer executive committee.
NEW BRANCH OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.
m ny asIai d %ss tRs Sa sns of Of
RaiToad Was approved The road Will be placed in good
0iu'' CAPTAIN rERRILLs BODY FOUND
BosTON July 23-Ihe body of Captain Terrlll.
W. NJ Foster who drowned at nun our
Ing S 1 s q a c as %Sh was given
Captain Terr day OF ais death to pay OF his crew,
was missing.
THE GRovEMEETINq OF UNITARIASs.
WIERs. n. H.. July 23.--The services at the Uni-
tartan S Gf BE- '2 e Ters n Sp
ION sermon at II by Dr. Putnam, OF BIookyn, n Y,
ana sermon o'clock IN by Dr. Bolles OF saeui MASS
The weather being rainy, the attendance small.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CANAL BOARD.
Julv O2-Ihp Canal Board held A
specis meeting thus afternoon. Mossrs Beach, Alcott
Wsc.in Seymour and CLARK present Several lumber
dealers appe made argument IN relation 20 the
uremeuo square tmDr when Secretary Beach discovered
thlt the rule the Ast meeting included all timber
no. bed ON the canal, aud that euded .iscnsson.
OFFICERS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY,"
NnWPoRT. L. J., July 23-lhe American Otol0g-
tonight The officers elected are
foIrws fro.iaent Or. A. II. Buck Vioe-PCesident Or
Charles Burnct Secretary and Treasurer Dr. j. u
Vermyne; Publication Committee. Dr. j. o. Greene DR.
Cl1rrncs J. Blaks Dr. NoImyne Committee on Mem or
sp DR. George StrowDIdge, Dr. IL. d. Noyes, and Dr. O.
Blake
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
Mr.. SHERMAN AT PORTLAND.

A SPEECH ON FINANCE AND POLITICS.
| THE SECRETARY GREETED ny TREMENDOUS
| CROwD-MR. BLAINE AND MR.. REED ALSO MAKE
SPEECHES.
| Secretary Sherman visited the City Of Port
land, Me-, yesterday. He dined informally
with a number of prominent gentlemen, and
in the evening made public speech at the
City Hall. There was an immense au-
dience present. Secretary Sherman spoke
for two hours on the extra session of Con-
gress and the Republican financial policy.
He was heartily appauded. Mr. Blaine and
Mr. Reed also spoke, the former being received
with enthusiastic applause. The speech of
Secretary Sherman is presented by The TRIg-
UNE to-day in full.
THE MEETING AT THE CITY HALL.
NOT A FOOT OF ROOM IN THE HALL USoCCUPED-
MIR. REED. HELPS THE SECRETARY BY READING
EXTRACrs-No MISTAKE ABOUT TIKI POPULARITY
OF Mr.. BLAINE.
PORTLAND, Me-. July 23.-Secretary Sherman ar
rived here this afternoon and was met at the rail-
road station by several prominent gentlemen, who
afterward dincd with him informally at the Fall
mouth Hotel.
An immense audience greeted the Secretary at
the City Hall tonight. Long before o'clock
every available seat was taken, and all the stand
ing-room was occupied. As the Secretary mounted
the platform he was warmly received. When Mr..
Blaine appeared soon afterward the applause was
enthusiastic.
Frederick Y. Dorr, Of the City Committee, intro
duced Ex-Governor Washburn a. chairman, and The
latter made brief address, referring TO the posi-
ton occupied by Maine in the opening of the cam
pagn, and the frequent occasions upon which she
has fired the first gun in important movements.
He then felicitously introduced Mr.. Sherman.
The Secretary received with a storm of APP
plause and said that if he could have foreseen this
immense audience, this Of uptulned faces, no
might have declined the urgent invitation Of
the Junior Senator from Name to address
them. He went on. however, TO address
them at length. Mr.. Sherman called upon
Congressman thomas b. Reed To assist
him by reading extracts from Congressional
speeches and Mr.. Reed was warmly received. Mr..
Sherman spoke two hours, and held tie attention
of his audience 10 the LAST, and the audience
ceeded. He closed by thanking them for the lnter-
est with which they had listened 10 his dry re-
marks" hree cheers were given for Mr. Sherman.
Loud calls were then made for Mr. Blaine, but the
chairman first presented Daniel +. Davis, the
Republican nominee for Governor Mr.. DAVIS
spoke briefly, touching upon some OF the points
made by Mr.. Sherman. Mr.. Blaine was then
presented, and received with tremendous applause.
lie made n brief speech. and was followed by the
Hon. Thomas b. Reed.
Mr.. Sherman will speak in Lewiston tomorrow. I
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FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, "Wednesday

IUNDOs, july
new racing boat Tor Wallace Ross is being built on
the Tyne.
The Pope hopes, before the close of the year. TO con
cludc a Concordat with Russia
Tine CORES ondent OF The Daily Eeios Pesth toe
graphs that the harvest In Hungary utter failure
Exchange on London has advanced per cent during
the week, partly in consequence OF expectations OF
large coin exports.
The standard says: prominent Northern firm was
recently compelled to dispose % 10000 OF iron at
Il runiOns sacrifice In order TO avert suspension.
III ROumania NJ. Bratianc, President OF the Council,
has formed d cabinet, which has proposed n months
adjournment OF the Chambers while II prepares meas
ures for legislation.
conflict has taken place in the District OF Oshem-
Bazaar between the Bulgarian militia and the Insurgents
The Turks had lOrty-hye tlled auG fifteen wounded
The loss VI the militia more serious
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THE Plans or mr.. T4NDERBILE
THE PROPOSED LINE TO SARATOGA AND THE FOURTH
AVENUE ROAD ~ NEWYORK.
III

AVENUE ROAD ~ NEW-YORK.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE IUIBUNE.l
SARATOGA, July 23.-Inquiry was made of
william H. Vanderbilt this evening at the United States
Hotel where ne is spending the Summer, Is his Gus
TOM concerning his reported intention to build rail-
road from Schenectady TO Saratoga.
II this line should be built the Saratoga "specals
would OF course be over it instead Of over the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad TO the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, which leases the Rensse-
laer aud Saratoga Linc Mr. Vanderbilt Is thought to
be anita gOnistc on account of its utilization with Etc
in new connections for New-Engand traffic through
the HoOsac Tunnel competing with the New-York
Central and the Boston and Albany. Conflicting re-
ports have circulation with regard TO Mr.. Van
dcrbits plans. Representatives of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company have pr0fessed TO believe that
lie had no intention OF building new line.
When Mr. Vanderbilt asked If he proposes to
build such q railroad he replied Z" don't propose to
build it this coming Fall" Reference was made by THE
TRIBUNE reporter TO tue Delaware and Hudson skepti
osm about his purpose to buld the railroad at any
time and Mr.. Vanderbilt added: 81 determined some
time ago to construct t,s line. L don't talk about
what propose doing. I act"
TO inquiry as To the date when ne would Degln
operations Sir. Vanderbilt declined 10 name any time
question then put to his intentions in regard
TO rapid transitif consent should by any possibility
hereafter for the construction or new line In Fourth
ave. He answered " IL does not look now as II the
local authorities would consent" and showed unwil-
ungness to discuss the subject further.
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THE PROPOSED PANAMA CANAL.
I,SnpN "Wednesday JulV Or 19

y.
NJ de Lesseps has issued the prospectus OF
the Darien Canal Company. The capital Is fixed at
4OOOOOOO0 francs Only 125 francs per share Will lie
called up In the first instance Interest at the rate OF
nor cent will he paid on the actual money received dur
inc tho course OF construction NJ de Le,seps estimates
an income OF 9OOOO,O0O francs from the canal ana
reckons that the shareholders VIII receive ia per cent
per auuuln.
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THE RIFLE SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.


In the prize shooting to-day at Wimbledon,
Mr. Glider EhglishmaD, won the Tie for the Armour
ers' Prize, with three bullseyes. Frank Hyde tAlher
cam retired after two Shots which struck target
but not the bulls-eye.
In the competition for certain extra prizes Colonel
Gibson. of Canada scored 81 Mr.. Hyde 49, and Milton
Farr0w 80. They will be allowed to select their prizes
In the order relative merit IL the prize shooting AT
Wimbledon, Mr. Milton FarrOw, the American, won Tue
Albert Prize with score of 10. Ii is worth 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-24
TIE BONAPARTIsTs DIVIDED.

LONDON, NtIucsLIy, July y, Io'V'
A Paris dispatch to Tho Times says The
d-gnon Of the Bonaparists is becoming daily more ap
parent Some OF them advocate the claims OF Prince
Victor. son Of Prince Jerome Bonaparte Others are
only willing 70 accept Prince jerome certain con
ttiuns and now NJ GTanier dc Cas-agnac urges IN the
Pdystlat lineage ~ nothing and Jnat everything should
depend upon tue result OF "a Dlchssctum."
II il reported at Paris tnat the exEmprcss Eugenie
viii shortly acknowledge Prince jerome as the repre-
snntltiYc Of inIueTialism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-24
MIR. SAMUEL BUTLER.

Samuel Butler, of LiOnyille, Chester
County the Republican candidate for Treasurer Of Penn
sylvauia born n Chester County FEBRUARY q 1929.
aud was educated at UIionyille Academy He II far
mer and has held several local Offices lie was elected
to he Legislature as Representative in 1876, and was
reelected 1873.
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FLIGHT OF a REVENUE OFFICER.

ALBANY, July 23.-George Stevens, Deputy
Collector of Internal Revenue this district left here
quietly on Monday mailed his resignation from Pough
keepsie and sailed from NewYOrk Tuesday morning
FOR ENGLAND His accounts in the Department are re-
ported all correct His departure not known To his
family any than To others. He left deposit OF
20 900 in ban X for the benefit OF his family.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
A TUECO-GREEK WAR EXPECTED.
ToSnuN Wednesday, July o. Is

LONDON, Wednesday, July 90, 1870.
The committee in London for the further
ance OF tine Greek claims received telegram from
an Eugshnan residing in Juna, which says that IL is
the firm belief there that between the Greeks and
Turks Is imminent.
During the debate Oh Sir Charles bikes motion the
Hon Robert Buurkc Under Secretary Foreign Affairs
declared that il Turkey and Greece failed To come To An
understanding IA regarc To the frontier the British Gov
eminent was ALWAYS ready to Join IN mediation. The
Government. he said, had never Isolated themselves
from the other powers.
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LONDON SOLICITOR ARRESTED.

LDNDON, " -uHtaIIly, JUN I9'V
In the House of Commons to-day, GrisSell,
a civil engineer aud Ward, solicitor, were ordered TO
be arrested under the Speakers warrant, for breach
OF privilege I'm having offered, for payment, 10 control
the Geci of the Private BIZ Committee relative 10
bridge the Thames Ward las Deon arrested, nut
GTihseIl has gone 70 krauCe.
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COLONEL BUFORD CONVICTED.

OwENToN, KY, July 23.-The jury in the
case of trial for the murder OF Judge Elliott
after being out eighteen hours brought in "A verdict Of
guilty OF murder the first degree, and fixed his punish
meut at IMPRISONMENT for life.
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THE ORANGE DEMONSTRATION.
OTTAWA. Ont. Lnly 23.-Ihe ORANGE dem

onstratIon took place here to-day The streets were
crowded with citizens and strangers. Tho procession
was over one mile In cng IA, the brethren wahlng four
deep II Ii estimated that there were 1000 peGOns IN
line police force escorted the procession through
several streets and viii remain duty all night,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-24
KEYSTONE REPUBLICANS.
ur,pTy STATE CONVENTION.

a
,.o,,,vvr FOR TREASURER CHOSEN FROM THE
EVER LOYAL COUNTY OF cHEsrER-A RAIlllN"
SPEECH BY Mr.. eRow-THE PLATFORM =
The Republicans of Pennsylvania met IN
State Convention at Harrisburg yesterday anu
nominated Mr.. Samuel Butler, OF OneS'ei' ~,
State Treasurer. Galusha A. crow "no y, Wv" %
made president of the Convention maze d
sneocb ON the issues of the day, when was
enthusiastically applauded. In the Commute
ON Resolutions, delegate proposed that tne
Convention nominate General Grant Tor the
Presidency. After much debate, the Commit
too concluded that it would be unwise to take
onv action at this time. The platform adopted
bv the Convention declared against any change
in the present financial system OF the 'ouh.
trr and reiterated strongly the principles OF
the Repuoicln party on the issues raised IN
Congress 1t also advocated protection TO
home industry. The Convention was marked
by unity and good feeling.
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THE CUBAN SUGAR CROP.

HAVANA, July 19.-The sugar fields, es-
pecay IN districts Of Havana, Matanzas aud Santa
Clara are reported I'm excellent condition, and II the
weather remains favorable the next crop VIII be large
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THE FRENCH COMMERCIAL TREATIES.

The Chamber of Deputies last night, despite
the opposition Of the Proecioniss passed the Govern
ment bill authorizing the proongatOn Of tho treaties of
voted.
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trct-G. W. Carter and Charles Lulng; Sixth Dis
trct-L b. Sale and J. II. Foster; Seventh DIS
trct-Henry Cousin and +, A. Husher Eighth Dis
trict-S. w. Hunt and III. o. Fairchlld.
The Convention at 81 0 p. III. adjourned.
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WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.
A CONVENTION AND A JUBILEE.

GOVERNOR SMITH RENoMINATED ON A HARD MONEY
AND NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY PLATE oRM-THE
CELEBRATION OF AN ANNIVERSARY.
The Republicans of Wisconsin held n State
Convention yesterday at Madison, and renom-
mated Governor Smith on the first ballot.
All the other State officers were renOminated
by reclamation. platform was adopted
which declared in the dearest language for
free and fair elections and the exclusion Of
troops from the polls except to preserve the
peace, and expressed the conviction that the
Democratic policy is designed to open the
way for fraud and violence. The platform
also declared for hard money. Yesterday
being the tweDty-fifth anniversary of the for
nation of the Republican party of Wisconsin,
two large meetings were held at which
speeches were made by the officers of the
Convention of 1854, by Senator Chandler,
Ar. Garfield and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-24

GOVERNOR SMITH RENoMINATED on A HARD MONEY
AND NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY PLATE oRM-THE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22

K kseaf rs ETY. well cleared Of stock Sheep
t'5 - go Shipments 80; export sheep sic
Lor 2ssaqs 81 y aa e. % market SOW
unchanged Wheat I'M re sqf ~ sfsaay - a 6e
Lorn quiet; white 4flI MOI ~ ~ ati40fg 70
T@s s white %, nizea b. PORK r,t3fet 81
1a4a saf5S' eaolee leaf Ii tierees ~ d. Sag
rf5s 40 elaa a zsci fi1let shoulders ~, clear
GERS Gear ribs SIS clear sides = 5t5.Hl-
cured hams @gtl. Whisky firm. ~ a. #
os sa Ls1g{ r. Aug. zl-Fiour dali And r. m
safp aTIssassf aeat higher ut slow: No. red
3o1s Seb5eInfer. 95tg96 October ~ ~ ~ .G5
ysar, No. do aa. Corn easier No 1a 81,
5 5oes Y easa and September. 5I. Cotofer'
s@s so ard 5 ~ for all the year oats
I'VE, z1Ez31s cash, 2371< September. ~ zltat
oee9osf. z8gg24a November. Ehisxv stea5fr
g. a. p y. Pofk dull; s. 371/ asked Lard
I IL. aii5 nominal Ealx meats dal and
sslt1 Iosef Clear fi5s 5l5g5 10 clear
r. La5sSe III fair demand; supply mostly grass
: psaas. prices nnchangedi receipts 300, l.
ouying better and heavier Trades sor ~
s snd .Batinores at s. 5004a SO: paGstr, i. Il
~ -, oufcne1s> to extras s. g0rss = re-
;si2 ], fs S5o, shipments ion. Sheep active firm
q ~ t1glta, goa ~ 55G9s So choice 70 fancy
CIgcTSsATI, sag 1iFlou "a a1 tz ra,otIn
= 4 5ess5 Z Wheat In good demand AZ faII
, tl; 92g9e, Corn easter 37l10sa O AZ.
seatlys fair demand 24a2s. PORK quiet - ~
1 81 q faIf asraand but louer current maze
~: HaS meats dull ard shade io ,r.,z9
a ll5 >, clear zfbs $50. clear 3d.
or ~ =, Bacon dull; shoulders !, clear ribs w
ear sides WHISKY active and fri firm az A. c
~ - p utter firm and unchanged. sugar
.ssiy aa9 unchanged Hogs active ssd
a3 firfa fof light, steady FOR heavy: crroneaa
~ -, ligat - 6005s S, packing, l., fiIla =
t a.tp % 8og3 20, receipts 900. sbta.
,ts rhM I, AFg 21.-spirits turpentiae 5
Aeg, - Eosia frm; strained s1 oenI 81
raided 81 q. Crude turpent,na stas5rg.
~ y, fellow dip 81 50. virgin 50, Tar
sier 81 10. Corn steady: prime white 81
Fsyssxn
III y5RP6oE, As1g. H. T. 80 o. na-Ms ssr1ltre- Ga
,lahs+s 9-l6d, Middling Orleans s FI-IsS r
~ -aIddAng TpIaads S 7-16d, 6-o1e, Gr4I. e
~ 7 piands 8 3-l6d, Ordinary FaIands y -
% iaSufes fifmer, more buyers At a. #
lcfasSlona, Loiands, Low MidaI5ny elarsa ii
Sooef and No7efnt er delivery, s = I'D.
l ne reignsng s.beaaties' Of England are !
aga6ers OF eiergyraen. {
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22

ana rates are weak. Bank sterling rrlss q,
-Ng4sf1l, and bill OF Iading and clear h4Ta ;,
47311g48o1l D-'-s' Co
ffeneh pills are weak and quiet. We quote
oank francs -; commercial -@5asI.
NeW York sight Is quoted at q n cent n,e-
mum Tor bank counter rate; cozamereiai t.
quoted 4 r cent premium.
State ConsoIs strong at 380385l
Premium Bonds closed at 2l1zg2tL.
stocks are fffra
MISCELLANEOUS sgCERTT4 c,n-
solidated Bonds are quoted at 2zsznaa. Ha1s.
RAD City Coupons, 23g25; State Warrants
re Lfvee Warrants, 7zm7s. CITY Tfrsa
so4, z11224; 1873, ofg3f; 1875, AlzasI; 1s7
zlls6g24eb, 1873, 4iI@z5a.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE sArzs
NJ ..t. FIRST cALL-I0 A. NJ
SECOND C4LI-fzM
100 State C0n8ols. .... o,3<
0 114sss3fssr .'.t..-. .-.-........ So |
NJ THIRD cALE-2 P "
by TeIagrayh.}
New sE YORK, Aug. 81. Evening Money firm
. .sgs1 ciosIng at 9. Exchange steady: Az
>f5lI GoVernfaents guiAt: new 5 1g25xt +
II 1os14, IS 1Gi25. State bonds firm.
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MONETARY.
OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. August q. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE

Total thus far s3.23o5-t s. Saa5.5So 81
We quote exceptional paper cor " cent; Al
do 7a-; second grade do @; loans on
eollaterals TGs: Al mortgage paper Sc
second grade do @ & cent per annum.
Mextean dollars are now quoted at s6g
q and trade dollars at 9oGs5. Halves and
quarters (Americanl are quoted at ss74esss-'
The sales ct foreign exchange were Light
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22

According tn the shipping returns Of seven
leading ports Of Great Britain for the present
year, 1t appears that, of the tonnage That e.
tered from and cleared for the United States,
only one-eighth bore the American tag.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22

An improved feeling 10 reported il The Iron
trade ID England which appears to be in sym
pathy with the notable revival Ia the same
branch 81 industry Id this country
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22

log 70, white nc II bashef. saJes-sdn vafIo.
af'd ltf1 mixed at 4ee, and $50 white az 52e !
oATs-stock moderate and prices EASY .
80 nt 5zshs s.oez -. 49,, ..,.... z..',,
II c-gs n@' 0VFAA az o'
HAY-Is IN fair supply and prices arr easz
14 1,5t5 S6t3gGg2l, prime S47G18 y ton.
WHEAT Western 81 65l7.t IN i h,zasaI
ket csstet, - ,s''01 o'''"7s' N'ef-
We note the rasrket arna At IT. e;ro5a sIg.
6 5elgI- Ne quote Western Creamery fanrr1
zNzsstzacs Western creamery, choice axa2Ic !.
fars e1 Lx t s;reanerg fsncy. 21z1cs View
ia - f.e'fy me, 1ss5l7e; Western dairy fine,
dtaary, good, I2112e; Western. niIIed 7lS3n.
"fsssS sts \ low grades, 4g5e. .s>'''
-, = y OFf1Ssppiy fa31 assd market firm
at q 5frg3 Y 5F,i $50 ~ - IL
ml.sT "a 10 IN good demand. W. quote vast.
Ef 4 bsfseTye, chotse T15l0sa: Baatkrr, sac4arr
pine ~ gc'Ga no. New YORK crsa1a Sc.
m, ~ ielst5ILignt supply and steady at 81 80
s,AAs s5 6 Urn at ~ 5e@s 50 i BOX.
gDt I'LL I-Gad chickens s4l5t "A vzo,7r.o, I
~ : z. ;,f dacks s2(, geese 81 80; turkeys sa
!, G 5:(n5s Western lagl5e. LOUISIANA 2aa2sa
=, RICE- Fra. Prime re. go1a u f,,r
~, IS, ordinary e s1lc cornaaon 51g5s, ana n.
sALT-Meaess jackson & Manson Report
effand light Two ea92oes arrtTafI r. 80 80
- slsrs ~ cargo sales 20 report. We quote
:.f :.o rates IS ffsf ~ alehose Coarse "a
lReleeteti, ned nonataaJsy at 15030e N bash
u. $aDIe saIE 70 pockets 2G17c each. as In 80 :
> ~ s. On &l.8-Ihe T. $. iron CON panT !
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CON- VI EHEIAL.
ICE or NEW ORLEANS nr<e,rr, !. r.

ICE OF VIEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
{ thursday Evening. August II. 1875.
offeao N- N nf.ef the influence Of the light
sales and the firm feeling in prices, Tie
Tnas restricted to 10 bales.
Cottonwing IL the official closing Of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22

The importations at New YORK n Fix goods
last month exceeded in the aggregate the re-
ceipts Of the corresponding month Of two
wears previous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
E, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE ITEMS. ETC.

On the cotton side Of town small business
ras done yesterday the sales amounting 70
only 10 bales at firm figures.
AN View York the market closed quiet, with
sales Of 1878 bales, and 1000 bales delivered On
contracts. Futures declined eight points %
septerao Der deliveries, four points On August,
October, November and December, and i've
points on January, February and March DE-
liveries. The stock Of cotton il New YORK
consists Of s5068 bales.
The Havre market WAS quiet and s1eaal,
At Liverpool cotton Was firm, with SAFES III
e, 900 bales 1910 American 81 Whleh wv
bales we're taken for export and 5pee1ia.ioH
Futures opened I-32d lower, but became III
CIR, closing quiet and steady. Gp % SSS1.l.
day the shipments from Bombay sho"7a - !"
decrease Of 10000 bales, q cofhpafs' w.
those 81 last year and zI5o1O oaieS as1tF'd7s'
as coronarad with those 81 the year before.
There ID no change to note N Hhe po7ts'Dli n
the market for sugar and moias5eS:
Grain ID plentiful and weak, prices faiihs
io1er for white and mixed corn.
Rasinasa ia -four VAS 7ery dail sales Only
go Yarrsls Prices were norninaily main
tanned ..~..a
provisions claimed scarcely any attention
aft tine hands Of buyers yesterday, There was
soroe trading II q single package way, b4'
otherwise nothing was done, and the MARKER
was dull and easy.