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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-28

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1. Ift.
gtdbmaihtnen= r.-..: S.UI
scene uno Mrie: "Dreary and sad is the day.. 81i
yfominationSzGbo $40
4ieo: II accept" ..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1923
sSallaoe: IT was the fragrant summer time". $50
9teo: The electric light" "................... S.47
Sieb: Pm gay young sporting chap" ......... S54
Quartet: The beating of the heart". 500
Walber: Fast fly the hours" Observation-Disclosures. 905
2. att.
gbor Der Grangers ....................... 9.25
Grio: Vote for Col. steep. 9.32
2ieo NIT Gbor: Misplaced confidence. ...... 9.42
Glodenbor. Observation-Disclosures. 9.44
Nrie: True love-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9.48
Quintet: farewell" Observation-Disclosures. 9.56
3. aft.
Irdumeret: Heavy is my heart. 1922
Duet: .Matchmaking".. 1925
s9ecitatip: .Seirat9santras". 40 %
9bor Der Diftrifts=2ele9rap ben=Soten 81
@bor ces aunitseuerbuereins 1850
Sieb: nAround the world" ld"..................1 1905
Finale: Electric Light" t"..................i1, III 90
rELECTRIC LIGH" auabcnolid,
uno Samita9 ytabmtta9.
Nd6fe Wo1e: bon Suppe's nStatinitd."
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YrGit0et.tett.

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monitration S1 MAIDEN. Geiteru itatteten e1
gepilier &obuett Dem erlten @ontroleur oe8
odlabamteS nnc Dem Yraiioeuten 6apes cine
Siittc alb urb uerlangte Die lo{ortige ,3ablung
geipiiier unbe5ablter 6oroerunaen BON etrbeiz
tern, fiir weld)e nadD ieincr Scbauptung Der
GongreB bereitS Dor linger, ais einenl Sabre
gelOer pertuilligt bat. gr ia9te Dem Yrdit<
berten 6aDes: y8enn bic 6orberlrugen nidt
in 5ebn Sagen bepiligt peroeu, tann i6 cine
Streitmadt entidloiicHer 0lGnner gegen Sie
tiibrer, morauf SIR Sit nid)t Oas Sud, Oas
i'm bebedt, ipsrtb iein uiro." Sci einer 9ez
tern 9lbeno abgebaltenen Serianrmluns Ser
- ps(rbeiter=2iga" ipieberbolte 2obnett bieelbeu
9robungen unb fiigte binSu, oab innerbalb "a
Stunben elite 9(rmee bon $4,000 Mann aui
Die Seine gebrad)t nerben f6nne, I'M 9e9en
9Saibington 5u ,llari9ireu, oaB Sffi3iere Ser
arnlee nit ibnen ipmpatbiirten, un6 baB in
9tepzYorf iid ied)8 generalnlaiore befGuoeu
weld)e bereit ieielI, Die Siibrung elmer iol6en
arnlee 5u iibernebnIen. Die Nanen oieler
@enerdle bat er ni6t genannt.
Der @ontroleur bat entld)ieOen, OaB Die in
Srage itehenOen Soroerun9en am 10. Septenl=
ber besQb(t meroert Iolleu
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YuMthausOSact.
g6belberridaft 1T Niiiiiiippi. -
6eDaltiatne Sefrctuna etnes
XnAnf6

Selcua, arf., q. Quguit. - Sorgeltern
orang Elm 5allieu masfirter Mdnuer gelpalt=
lam iu baS 9efdngniB 81 auitin, Senecaz
Gouutp, 0tiii., ein uno beireite ben oalelbit
iisenoen Wt6rOer Conan. Die Sirser Der
Stabt iudten Die gSesTiibrung be8 @efangenen
81 perbinbern, lnb es fam 3miifen ibnen uno
ben Masfirten 3u einem rsgnldren 0eie@te,
bel tuel9enI elmer Der &ebtereu getDOtet, utebz
rere periuunbst uno elmer Oerielbell seiangen Qe=
nommen purbe. Der yettere geitanO al8balo
alle Details oes galrsen ani6lases Elm uuo
nauute Die gfamen aller babet Betbeiligteu.
gSdbrenb Ses @etiimnelS enttam @opau, bod
lit her GdlerfI th hereitS fnieNer n11f her Sn11r
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9tttfrmbr tit Oct Sattptitaot ton
ShiIi.

9tio Saneiro, 4. auguit. - Cine bonn
81. Suli batirte 0epei6e aus Cartilage, Der
pauptitaot Don Gbili, nlelbet, baB beoenflide
unruben in iener Stabt infolge Der llnsufrie=
benbeit bes Solfes iber Die ungel6idte 9eituug
oes &rieges nit Beru unb Solipia porgeiallen
fiuo. 0ie 8eu0lferung erri9tete cine Barri=
faoe rno itieB ben Hui aus: Sob benz perrd=
tberii6en @tiniiterium!" 3mei Beronen tpur=
ben IN bem Sample nit ben 3rilppen aet5otet
uno ntebrere pertpunbet GS uerlantet, oa6
Der dileniid)e Yraiioent nad) einem Srte ent=
floben 1T, uelden Die Depelde gina bei Star
(?) nennt.
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syeitnabme eimcr Moroerbanoe TIT
Sfeftffffti.

20ui6Dille, SD., 81. IuguIt. .-Gie be-
reits nlitgetbeilt, purbe. Dor etlif)eu gSode1
eiu entleblid)eS Serbred)en i'm Dltlid)en SJeile
BON Soellrp=@ountp nabe eiilem fleiuen Srte,
meld)er Den Namen Sanbriifle fibrt, periibt.
Gin 9teger iuurbe ermorbet unb ein anberer
peripunoet, iuorauf Die WtDrOer Die 2eid)e hires
SpierS suanmeu nit Derlenigen eineS fleinen
Wdod)ens begrlben. Ntebrere 8erionen luurz
BEN merioe Saoe ipGter ais bes Wforbes perz
bGdtig Derbaftet Ino Orei bcrlelben obne Siirg=
ld)aft Dem Srimlnalperfabren iberanttportet,
mdbrenO ein pierter aus Otanget au Seipeilen
elltlalien rperben n1uBte. Cine 9ln3abl relpefz
tabler Siirger, lusld,e in Der gtadbarld)aft
uoblen, id0pftel inoeiien Serbad)t gsgen nteb=
rere i'll SanoriI1e ipobnenoe iibelberidltigte
Subiefte, ,sbcgub lid1 elueS slbenbS nad) Sanoz
rifle unO nabm Die gan5e Sippld)aft inter
Seobadltung geeigneter 8oriidtSnaBregeln ge=
gen etmaigen gSiDeritano III Saft. Sie Sc
fangenen biiBen: Sim 2lues, gSarren 2(nes,
Sad Cites, Glem Oman, Sim 9ownep, Sim
Sites unb Self Oman. Sic leiteten feiltell
gStoeritanb uub betbeuerten ibre llnldulo, iu=
Oeiien bsbaupten bic Siirger, iibcr3eugerlbe Sez
lpaiie fiir Die Sd)ulo Der gerbaiteten III tSdn,
Oen gu babeu. Die gegeno, in wel6er oas
Serbre1en periibt wurDe, iit raub uno gebir,
gig unO legt in Dem logelanrten y&uz8lurz
Gountp," in pel6em Die Slmmon'id)e Sauoe
ibr llnpelen trteb. Die @efangelteu iino
ldmnttlif lunge Surifen I'M 9lter BON 16 bis
% Sabren; lie 9eb0ren aae eil1er Sanlilie on
l1no lino Die @nfel elmer 81.jdbrigen Srau, 9ia=
mems Oman, weld)e iiber bic Setnabnle ibrer
nSungen" lebr entriiitst lit.
Sic Sc Optng=Saao6'id)c SdieB=
affaire+
Can Sran5iS 0, 81. Nugult.-Sie ie
SsriGte iiber ben 3uitanb &alod'S lauten
inuner giinitiger. SSollitdllbige Hube berridt.
0as ,Ghronicle" ner0ffentli9t beute Dtorgen
abermals eiuen ldngeren 2eitartiiel, in iueldenl
es ben ansrifi ieineS Gigentbiinlers aui &al,
LODI gu enti6nlOtgen indt.
3ud)tbauspoeel.
5arriSburg, Bennl., 27. 9luguit.-
9feger Wiad Samilton fpurbe beute eineS
| l1dnbli9en s(ngriffs auf ein 5u6lfidbriges
rpeibes Wldbd)cn iiberfiibrt uno gu IS Sabrer
3u6tbaus- i6rperiten bonn @eiete geltat
teten Shafe- uerurtbeilt.
Charles q. Gari, fpelder bier ODER fin
4rauen in peri6ieOeueu 2beilen bes 2anbes
bat, befannte iid) beute Der Sigamie idnlOig
@r purbe su breildbrtser 3nd)thauSbaft uri
| eirer Sjelbbufe Don 5000 perlIrthei(t
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Selegrapbiid)e 9epeid)em.
Snfano-9

[Seribte Der ~aMoctrten Brefie, firr ben r9euti6e
@orreiponoenten".l
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report good spring trade. Sales are rapid,
but On d small margin Of profit. Retailers

report a good sprinR trade. Sales are rapid,
but On d small margin Of profit Retailers
alone complain, being the last TO feel the evil
dences OF returning prosperity. business is
transacted on a sotsnder basis Fewer credit
Is given and less asked, and collections are
generally easy. Less idle men are to be seen
Oh the streets, owing to factory resumption
and emigration. and skilled labor is In de-
msnd Wages are lower
What has been said OF New England is true
IF the Middle States New manufactures are
| being started In some places, low wages rem
dering possible the running of the works on
| lower scale vi profits One indication 81 the
revival II the increased traffic of the railroads.
| New Iersey's silk factories now employ
nearly twice as many hands as year ago,
and her iron and machine makers have hafd
| work to keep up with orders, even by running
| night and day In Pennsylvania one firm has
advanced Tile wages Of it, employees. Ihe
Improvement Is hardly SO apparent IN the
/ district where coal interests are pIolninenl,
and here the furnace men are very fearful OF u
| threatened advance in coal rates. Delaware
ship yards are full Of work. Confidence ~ *
pressed everywhere. Inc lolngers nave gons
West, md the skilled mechanics VINO remain ~
| find work enough. AS In new Ehg'ahh' tne
retailers are more cheerful over prospects
/ than present business.
| From Baltimore, which has lost hnucn u
/ It's Southern trade. comes y cty ~ .isIltsS,
mingled with some sell -eongIhlu la.loii psaa
an increased export trace iaRlns e,e o., IN,
eral expression is very cheerful, South caro-
lima only reporting trade d'ill. virginia linus
o great impetus given 20 tobacco ,naluiaGCul
| ing by the reduction o. ne YAK. Wesl slIRl-
MIA grunbles, with glass ana naii lactoIles "
| full blast, because profits are NOT ioo per cent.
The cotton States report q revlvlhg , business,
based on the promise OF the crops. ne ot. s
States report good general feeling, with the
exception q Kentucky. - almost every
State building operations arc Dfisk, Aliu
finances are growing solnhef, as SHOWN III
the payment Of Old DEBTS ana Tess de sire LOT
long credits. New Orleans mas some lear OF
quarantine Which may efnparrass onslness
Throughout the west tne Same eVllel'cns
ct prosperity are shown, b'it ere more selI-
asserting than IN the South No failures o.
rumors Of failures in trade; collections easy,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Dom eatIa.


Domestic.
CHICAGO May %. 9l5 n m-Short ribs. $50
bid. 1 IS asked June. 4s2R@tss July. as Au-
gust. Pork-s9 1909 10 June. 80 80 July !;
50 9ome 95 August. Lard-e,o7 h@61o June.
s17s July s,22hms.25 August Dry salt meats
Union Stock Yards Estimated receipts OF
hogs to- day $4,000; official yesterday 25 ~ OIL
elal shipments 65o7 light hogs 50 5oe9s 3D. mixed
of ST.. LOWS Nay 5s.6psnIng Wheat u ls'4
I'D 3a n 81 Sa n az bs bS
81 o. 4 August, oorn-s55 Juns. ss1s july s75
August.
$50 ;. M Closing. Wheat 81 OK June. g
0a73S August. Oats-29E asked June. 2eM July.
gust Lard-61o asked June. s17h July. s,25
August. Short ribs-4 524 asked June. 4.G5
ask ed July 40 bid August ,,o.. -,,,.o ~
mixed 81. Corn auiet; ear 40 shelled SO. for
mixed Rye quiet: No. 81. Provisions Mess
pork $40. Lard steady; current make 6o5ae 10.
clear sides L. 30. Hogs-Common 80 5000 10. tair
to good 80 2oGoa 80, choice So b5@8 CO. Whisky
quiet and steady; 81 o..
-four 1s quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet and
spe, saes Of NJ No w sp5ng It
red May 81 1901 1871 do June 81 t5A01 151s
No 2 spring May 81 O101 o5; do June and July
u o2@1 o. Corn fairly active: SPOT sales $50
u rn1e steamer; NJ " 4s@4sA; do June 42@
431 No. June 4sfst@431a: do May A49A9
Oats quiet; Sc for white s4h@a6 for mixed
| Rye uuiet SAX for States and Canada: GOOGLE
| for Western. Barley dull and nominal.
Pork flrmer but quiet: June 50 sb@10. July
| sto@1o Ii. Lard higher and fairly active; june
| 627k July 6s5. Cut meats and beef quiet
Whisky dull at 81 04h@1 %.
| Spot cotton quiet; Middlings 10. futures
| steady.
| Foreign.
| LIVERPOOL May ~. 1916 D. m.-Co'ton dull
Mddling Uplands sid, Orleans 61sd. Sales
5000 bales, Of which 1900 are for export ant
speculation.
winter 80 sd@es sd. Flour-W Western canal IS 81
01os Sd. Corn-New mixed A. Sd. Oats 5ss cd
| Canadian peas 6s I'd. Pork-Prime mess West
ern as. Lard Prime Western 82s sd. Bacon
Long clear 25s sd. short clear 25s cd. Tai
/ loW-American 34s Sd.
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ssTHE REPUBLIC OF REPUBLICs. :,
BY ONE OF THE COUNSEL TN THE CASE on
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

"a complete vindication of the sovereignty Of
the States. "-WILLIAMM NJ. RANDOLPH.
Il heartily commend 1t to our people every
Whers.n-B. NJ. PALMER, D. d.
An invaluable contribution 10 American
political literature.n-H. M. SPOFFORD, Untfs,sa
States Senator.
An admirably prepared and overwhelr1 IL
~ conclusive BRIEF" first edition. -CHAaLE.5
OCONOR.
A truly great work on the union Of the
States and their federal agency."-JEFFEkSOM
DAVIS.
For sale TO subscribers By
GEORGE Eli Is, opposite Postomee.
r. r. HAhSELL 30 Camp street.
mff5 sod3m
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The foregoing statement Is true and correct
transcript from the books Of the Company
THOS. A. ADAMS. President
HENRY Y. OGDEN. Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sew
enteenth day Of May A. D. 1879
ALFRED INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
The Board OF Trustees this day resolved after
paying Ten Per Cent In cash to the stockholders
and carrying TO profit and loss. s15,74o. on nc
count OF the Mechanics and Traders Bank
stock held by this company, and also further
sum for shrinkage In values, to declare q divf-
dsnd of Twenty Per Cent in cash on the net
participating premiums, payable on Monday
sixteenth of June next.
Trustees.
Thos A. Adams Jno. f. King,
Sam B. Newman Fredk Cainsrden
Sam'I FL. KennedyG Joseph W. Stone,
John Phelps. George Martin,
Adam Thomson. Alfred Moulton.
Henry Abraham, L. O. Jurey,
Victor Meyer Edward Male.
Joseph Bowling, Geo. W. Ssntell
Edw'd J. Gay, Paul e.. Mortimer,
Simon Hernsheim John V. Moore.
Simon Forcheimer. W. B. Conger,
JOS B. Wolfe. Henry M. Preston.
X. b. Post. Reuben G.. Bush,
Edw'd Pilsbury Jno. M Parker.
mY2t sm
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTELrCH Cromwell, y Q O'Gonnell
J 3 Beale. Montgomery; D Guillon, N Y; John
G Friend. Mobile: A G Retweod. N Y. Weiner,
Philadelphia: " Hatton, Chicago: Dobbs.
can San Marcos. T g Schenck and wife, Gal
weston; T Dabney, Miss
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAB UEPARTMENI,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at to:Os D. m. Thursday. May 20.
Observations taken al the same moment Of
time ~ a1I statfGua
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Total thus far 49,. .472o1s OF ss45 Al


We quote exceptional paper cor p cent; AL
do TO; second grade do O.; loans on col
laterals sos; AL mortgage paper So: second
grade do O v cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s59s5h
and trade dollars at so@95. Halves and quar-
ters (American) are quoted at s9@9a4.
The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are weak Bank sterling rules at
-04s8 and bill of lading and clear bills at
4s504s6.
French bills are firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs : commercial s1s&9518..
Bank light bills opened firm and closed
strong az Y v cent premium for bank counter
rates commercial Is quoted " p cent pre-
MUM.
State Oonsols easy at 472t@47%
Premium Bonds closed firm at 2eas@26S.
s MfseE IL Ii eECUR1r1Es oonsol-
Id tied Bonds are quoted at 81 5sN9823a Halt Paid
City Coupons, 3%ee25 State Warrants 3! 1927 s
%; 1876. 300: 1876. 2o192s: 1877. 2oa92t; 1873
2oA@-; Savings Bank Books. 371s G3sh: do pre-
ferred 9t1s0l95.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST GALLO M.
Is shares Factors and Traders ms. Go 1919
As shares Home Insurance. Company 22a
$1,000 State COnsOls- 4aSa
500 State Warrants. 1879 .--.....--....-.. %
States 4s]s44aA; Premiums 2sh@2GA.
SECOND GALL-12M M.
S35 600 State Consols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4B
5000 State ConsOS Observation-Disclosures. 483s
5000 State Consols IS. 8 ............-....x; AZ
13. 900 Premium Bonds, --....-..-....-.F 263s
States 4804sa: Premiums 2s1.@264.
THIRD CALL-2P. M.
rs shares Louisiana lee Company %
Is sharesIFactors and Traders ms. Co. 104ss
10 shares Merchants Mutual ms. Co. =. 80
$15 900 State COnsois 4ss
5000 City Consolidated (Crossman1. 3la
States Az a4Sls: Premiums 261sW265s.
CLOSING GALL-3.1b P. M.
$40 900 State Consols. 473s
States 43s047h; Premiums 26B@265s.
The saes outside the Exchange comprise 40
shares Factors and Traders Insurance Com
pany at 1861 per share
IBy Telegraph
New YORK May 2a.-.Money closed at .
p cent. Exchange closed steady at 4ss04s9A.
Governments closed strong; currency 6s 1A's0
1885, Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows:
Union Grsts 1121s 01121s. land grants 1134D113a
sinking funds 1ll4@11t1s. Centras 112AD112ss.
The stock market today WAS moderately ac-
tive but irregular. and closed dull. except for
coal stocks which reached the highest point
during the day. The largest transactions were
on Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. Among
trunk lines Harlem and Michigan Central We're
weak and closed within a fraction Of the lowest
point. Granger stocks wore steady and tele-
graph stocks firm.
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CONN ERCIAL.


OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. May 20. 1879. }
CoTTON-There was but little demand to.
day. and the market ruled quiet. with sales 81
BOO bales at decline Of lsc y Y.
The following Is the official closing OF the oot-
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AaIertJons Observation-Disclosures. al 90
FLOUR-T heilposition Of the -four trade Is
without any change whatever. Stocks are 81 mall
aud prices continue to rule strong, but the trad
Ing Is light. Hales-I50 bbIs unsound at 81. rs
bbls at 50 80: 50 ut "a 5o 80 at g. 75 100 at 8
100 ut IS 3d. 100 at as 4O 100 Mt IS 5D 50 at IS 80
100 At 50 s. % ct 81: 100 to arrive. at s6 OF 80
100 and 100 at ss TN rs and 100 at &c 25: 25 and
25 bills at sc 50 D Dbl.
extras So 1896 Is; family s6D6 12ls: treble
extras IS double extras ssn5 Is , single 81
their trade obtain an advance Of 5oc bbl On
CoRN. MEALS quiet and steady; the de-
mand fair We quote choice Western at
g 1902 IS p Dbl OK landing. Dealers obtain
ETE Eh3tRnsts s d g q; !, .oo, q
GRITs-Ex landing y 1902 90; iobbing at
PORK-The supply is low and strictly stand
ard mess is firm at $40 IS 2 Dbl; other qualities
sell at easier rates. Dealers obtain the usual al
vance On these prices. Sales-1O1 bbts 70 arrive
at $40 az % bbs spot at $40 G5; rs and 30 dds
DRY SALT MEATs-Quiet and steady with
fair amount of business doing. We
quote: Strictly choice shoulders are firm at
s55@a5kc for loose and axe for packed meats.
Dealers obtain an advance of ac On these
rates. Sales-35 and 80 boxes shOuldeGs at SIC.
BACON-The demand is good. and ssarge UNI
reported transactions are understood to have
taken place to-day. The market closed firm
at 45sc for shoulders. SIC for clear rib sides
and 5s@5ac for clear sides. Sales-1O boxes
shoulders ON private terms. a.
HAMS-Are In moderate lobbing dsmand for
spot goods, and prices are firm and unchanged.
We quote eanvased hams 8A@9lsc for large
and medium averages. end 91s@9Ac for small
averages.
LARD-The demand is limited but prices re-
main quiet and unchanged. We quote: Tferees.
6a@7c for refined as in brand and 61se nomi-
pal for packers steam. Dealers rates are Ac
BREAKFAsT BAooN-supply good. demand
light. and market dull and easy at 81 MIC for
ordinary. and 71a@sc for choice; dealers obtain
PACKERS HOG PKODUCTS-Deal are
selling on orders In the job trade at IS Is p hall
Dbl for pig pork: = for rump pork; 80 30
So 10 tor family mess pigs feet 81 for kegs 81
for lrkins and 81 Is for bbls.
CORh-Supply light and market firm. Sales,
100 and $500 white at 55c. $50 DO at sc 700 mixed
at soc. and 500 yellow at SIC q bushel.
OATS-stock fair and prices steady az 43g
44c p bushel.
BRAN-stock fair and market steady at soc
y ewt
HAYS In fair supply and prices are steady.
Choice s2s 81. prime s2oG2l v ton. 49,
WHISKY - Market quiet and easy. we
quote choice Cincinnati at 81 o8@1 10 falr e to
POTATOES-Supply light and market firm al
1898 Is p Dbl. ~
OSIONs-Lght supply and firm at q IS p
CABBAGEs-Firn at 1903 25R box.
BuTTER-Thers il no New. York butter on
the market. The market is well snpn4led WIN
daily receip pts of new butter from the west: De-
mand Is fair, Western creamery. nne, &c 2 10
do prime 1920; do good 17@1Sc; dairy prime.
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Maximum temperature. 85: minimum, s8,
. --------& -
Cham, In one Of his cartoons, pictures the
Sultan standing In an imperious attitude be-
fore the Khedive, who, with gesture Of defer
ence, is bowling to the ground. Legend:
"Khedive, pay your debts"
"After yOu Sirep'
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MAY &c. 1879

14@15c: do good 12@1sc; do fair s@1oc: green
butter 50ec V ID. Oleomargarine 120l3e.
CHEESE Western factory, prime. 7@71sc: 10
skins SAGE; inferior 4e; New York cream go
gHe.
sTARCH-In fair demand at 2a@sc in lots.
POULTRY-Old chickens 81 25@4 so: young
" 5o13; ducks 50 5003: geese S4@5; turkeys
$15DI5 y dozen.
Edds-Western e@1oc; Louisiana 1o@f1e v
dozen.
KICErFirm. Prime IKE. good 6Me. fair CSC.
Ordinary 61sc, common &C. and No: 24ao q ID;
COTTON T1ts-The U. s. Iron Company tie
Is quoted at 50 p bunde-discount according
p quantity the Arrow tie. at % 10 net
" bundle. the Davis tie ut 50 10 v bundle,
with the usual rate Of 21s v cent discount for
each.
acknowledgements iute 1oi401o1sc for two
pounds and 1t4@t1.e for two and a quarter
pounds in round lots. Baling Irvine Is jobbing
at 13f0t4e D ID.
NAVAL sToREs-Turpentlne scarce and
rm Of 2sc kosin-pemand fair and stock good
81 rs. M So IS. N 5 Is. Pitch "a. Tar % s5@s 30.
COTTON SEED OILmRehned 4s@tsc: crude
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