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DISMISSED. rather humorous case was
before Justice Mikesell on Thursday. 1t was
q case of the State vs.. Samuel Eichelberger
fortaking sundry articles from Robt. s. Barnes.
search warrant executed, brought forth a
pot rack, Ratchet, part of boot tree and a
fork. The testimony revealed the fact Barns
occupied Eichelbergers house several years
ago, and when elected by process of law from
the premises, these goods were left on Eehel-
berger's premises, aud that Eichelberger at.
forwards Ind told Barnes thf he could get
not examined, aud the Justice dismissed Mr..
Eichelberger and gave thegoods to Mr.. Barnes.
Judge Smith was counsel for Eichelberger,
and turned the case into ridicule, conyulsng
the court witnesses and spectators with
laughter.
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SroSE Roam IreMs, On Thursday, the 9th
ult., Mr.. Uriah Feeser, Of Pleasant Valley,
lost SIS in paper money, while attending the
sale at John Myers's, one mile north of Pleas.
ant Valley The money consisted of three
FIVE dollar bills, one two dollar bill, and one
one dollar bill, all Of which were wrapped To-
gether in one roll.
The protracted meeting at Mayberry, is still
in progress, and the resulisup TO the present
haze k.ten very favorable.
Pubic sales and muddy roads are now the
orde, Of the day.
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FIsNssssG DAIRY ASSOCIATION. "A meet.
ing Of those interested in dairy products, in
the vicinity Of Finksbnrg, held a meeting on
the 4lh instant and organized an association
similar to the patapseo Dairy Association.
A committee of six was appointed 10 attend
a meeting Of all the local associations to be
held 10 Baltimore at some future day. The
meeting was largely attendant very enthusi
nstic
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DIED.

Dcao1' frocr,iSue. roolry. &c. Fips oats per line.
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0RrHASs' CoURr.- Monday, March a.
Absalom koontz, administrator Of Abraham
Koontz, deceased, returned list of debts aud
list of sales of goods and ehattels.
Mary Ann Furloug and DR.. jesse l.. War.
field, acting executors of Rev John Miller,
deceased, reported sales of stocks, bonds, &c;
report sales of easehold property Of Rev
John Miller, deceased, finally ratified.
Josephine Crawford, Administrative Of Viii
liam l.. Crawford, deceased, returned inven.
tory Of goods aud chattels, and received or.
ders to notify creditors and sell goods and
chattels
Tuesday March 4.-patrick McKeefcr, ad.
ininlstrator, W. A., Of Patrick Gray, deceased,
returned list of sales of goods and chattes.
The last will and testament of Henry Glaze,
deceased, was admitted TO probate, and
letters testamentary granted to Ephraim
Marehime.
The last will aud testament of Esan b.
Randall, deceased, was admitted to probate.
Sarah Ann Stephan, natural guardian to
Jacob ii. Stephan, settled LIST and final ac
count.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Joseph Harnish, deceased, were granted to
William II, Harnish aud Samuel A. Harnish
Samuel Roop, administrator of Lydia Roop,
deceased, returned inventory of goods and
chattels, stocks, bonds, list Of debts and in
ventory Of money, and received order to sell
stocks, bonds, Nc, at private sale.
Lewis Q. Lile and Charles A. Zile, admin.
istrators Of ThurzaA. Engle, deceased, settled
LIST and final account
Richard II. Miller and George Miller, cx-
ecutors Of Mary Edmonds, deceased, return.
ed inventory Of goods and ohattels, list of
debts aud inventory of money, and received
orders to sell goods and chaitels and notify
creditors.
John 7. Duterer, administrator Of George
Duterer, deceased, settled LIST and final ac.
count.
Mary Ann Furlong and DR.. Jesse l.. War
field, acting executors OF Rev. John Miller,
deceased settled first and final account.
Mordecai C.. Gist, acting executor Of Josh =.
ua c. Gist, deceased, reported sale of real
estate.
Report Of sales Of real and leasehold prop.
eriy Of Joseph Stansbury, deceased, finally
ratified
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Local Breyitiss,


The Elk Ridge Fox Hunting CIub will have
their first spring hunt to-day.
A letter from Franklin Grove, Illinois soys
the Adpocate is as regular rs clock work.
Richard w. Hook aud wife, residing near
helsterstown, celebrated their golden wedding
on Wednesday last,
The bright sun aud spring.like temperature
Of Tuesday, brought out the bees, although
there was snow upon the ground
Mrs. Eliza Brengle, wife of the late Law.
renee D. Brengle, died in Frederick. on Mon.
day, ia the s0th year of her age.
We are requested to ANNOUNCE that there
Will be meeting Of the District agents of the
ladies Aid Society at the ADVOCATE office
at u o'clock on next Monday evening.
Among the graduates OF the College of
Physicians and Surgeons, in Baltimore, on
Monday was Columbus NJ. Brown, of this
city.
The snow which began to fall about 10
O'Clock on Sunday last, continued until Mon.
day morning, and fell to the depth of Ism
inches the deepest Of the season.
Isaac C. Bale, Esq. has been elected as
delegate to the NJ. p. Conference which meets
IN Centreyille on the 18th inst. Elias Wing.
ling, Esq, was chosen as alternate.
In response to the appeal made on behalf
OF the unemployed men OF Westminster, Miss
Mary j. Shellman has received from Thomas
Gorsuch, Esq, load of wood, for which she
returns sincere thanks in the name of the re.
cipients.
The barn of Mr. i. N. Wilhide, near Smith.
field station, ON the line of the W. NJ. R. r.
IN Frederick county, was burned on Thurs
day evening of last week. The fire is suppos.
ed TO be the work Of man named Ahalt.
Mr.. Wilhlde's loss is said to be $3.50.
We have list comprising over hundred
names Of persons living in this city and vicin-
ity, whose ages range from 10 TO no. but
the ages of at least one.third Of them are not
anthoritatively reported. Our desire is to
make the report an accurate one, for we think
that when the list is completed il will exhibit
the most remarkable longevity, and show that
for salnbrity of climate aud general henlthfnl
ness Carroll county cannot be surpassed. We
ask the assistance Of such as feel an interest
in making the report full and accurate. They
can see the list by calling at this office. The
reports already furnished from several sec
lions by our correspondents have been full
Of interest, and we feel sure that all parts of
the county want to hear from Westminster.
A gentleman long resident in Westminster,
who knows the people Of the county, gener.
ally, has advanced the opinion that Carroll
county eau show list Of more than one thou.
sand Of her citizens over 20 years Of age.
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EXECUTORS SALE
or ,y.siEABLE
REAL ESTATE

PY virtue Of the last VIII and testament Of
-AO Delilah NJ. ohler, laie,of Carroll county
deceased, and of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, the undersigned, as
executor, will sell at P2blic Sale, on the
premises, ON the Monocacy, two miles north
Of ksysyille and four miles sanhwest Of
Ianeytown, adjoining the lands of Henry
Baamgartner, David Forney aud otha-s, at
IL o'clock, NJ, precisely on
Saturday, the ED day Of March, A. D. 1879,
the following Real Estate, containing
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PArArsco ITgNs-lhere has been consid.
cradle activity among some of our citizens
during The last few days, preparatory to re.
moving and changing residences, which is
generally so common about the LIST Of April.
Mr.. Asbury Allgire has purchased the home
stead of the late kinxie Taylor, containing
forty acres of land, for $2l00, and will occu.
py the same this spring. Mr.. J. A. Bush
has bought the property heretofore owned by
Adam NJ. Leppo, situated near the station,
for the sum OF $500. He has also sold to
Mr. Leppo a property lying about two miles
from Paiapsco for the sum Of $3.50, and con.
seqnently, Mr.. Bush and Mr.. Leppo will each
change their residences this spring. Many
other changes in the way of tenantcies win
take place. In consequence, there is now a
desirable house and lot or two for rent in our
village.
We have had very long and uninterrupted
winter, bat We are OF the opinion that spring
will soon come with all its reyivifying lnau.
encas.
The school at our place is progressing with
an increased degree Of interest manifested
in the pupils for their different studies, but
the school house is in wretched degree of
decay, which renders il difficult to keep il
comfortable during the cold weather.
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EaRATA,--In our articleon Old pnners last
week the editor and publisher ofthe lsFns;ne
Of Liberty and Uniontown x dyer.;ser y shsnid
have been given as Charles Sower instead ~
Charles Shower. "'S's"u u
10 speaking Of the campaign Of 1881 \ was
printed 1871, making some OF the narlicinar,t
IN y ten years older than they are.
these errors are very annoying, bat they
VIII occur sometimes, let Us be ever SO
NOT GviifY, The case Of the Stale versus
Elias Cole aud Serena Hollirgsworth. both
colorcd, on the charge ofadnlsery, was sr;ed
before Justice G. w Crapster on Wednes.
day Theieslimonynots sustaining The charge,
the parties were dismissed.
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WArRRsyiliE IrEMs. The storehouse at
this place caught FIRE from the fue onNhe 9th
ult. ,,but by the industry of some few Of the
neighbors the flames were soon extingnished,
after burning part Of the roof near the chin.
ney, which fell, making quite noise in the
store. twas owned by Mr.. James II. Steele,
and occupied BY Messrs England 4 Kenly,
merchants. Insured in the Baltimore Coun-
~ Company. Mr.. Steele was in Baltimore at
the titae OF the Gre, and after his return home,
was suffering from cough and cold, so much
that nc was entirely unfit to attend to bust
ness.
Lieutenant Waters, Of Fort Winaate. New
Mexico, has been on a visit 70 his friends In
this neighborhood.
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"nrnllion, Sans Greek, fataPsco. Manchester, Wa
lenville and Stone Road orphans Court
Real Esta,e sales Election of Directors-Flnks-
burg Dairy Associatian--Local Brcytics &c. &c.
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& MANCHESTER IrENs. Mr. John Sellers, one
Of the soldiers OF the war of 1872, and mem
Der Of Capt. Adam Showers company, died
at his residence in this place on the 9th MI. /,
aged "a years, months and IA days. The
deceased was feeble for several years, and
was confined TO his bed for eight weeks pre-.
vions to his death, during which time he en-.
dured much suffering, He leaves n widow
ten years his junior, with whom he lived 81
years. His remains we're Inferred in the
burying ground of Trinity Reformed Church
Sunday morning. The sermon was preached
by Rev Wm, Rupp, from Timothy, 4 chap.
and VERSES, which the minister said was
applicable TO the life Of the deceased, aud
which was one Of his iayorito passages The
large audience chamber Of Trinity Church
was filled from ehancel to vestibule, notwilh-
standing the Indictment weather, with relatives
aud neighbors, who assembled TO pay their
last tribute Of respect TO their old friend and
neighhor.
Manchester Lodge, No. IL, X. Of p, have
resolved TO hold lair mud festival during the
Faster holidays.
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Orleans TO- morrow. and the Annie 2. Silver fol-
lows on Thursday, BpsInets gnoa. s a.
ding 70 ieave tonight Inc Future Future olty ana
last night. The Golden City passed up we'll
laden, Tho Gity OF Alton pussed 10 st. Louis.
Tho Alice Brown and Greyhound arc dse with
ooal for AlNmphia
GINctNNArI. Deo The Bedford llghtened
IN Charleston Bar. but Is aground again. She
will got "T without ttpuhe. There Is small
shtpmNnt Of eoal from Fttsburg on tho present
by Telegraph
VICFapuRG Doc - Weather cIenr fhermom~
otter 60. The river bus risen inches. Up:
Holl0 OF Shreveport at -. M, City Of YaHoo last
night. Down: O Feek ri u. m, General
Rernartl, Hnnd0y, Tor Baton Rouge. Arrived:
Pnrgoui, Sunday, ~ n. m,
MEMPHIS. boo Tho rivor fell inch. Do
parted: Gold puat fofl NickRburg. General
Tompkina for Arkansus river Tho weather Is
ClNo1NNA1t Dec. = River feet inches and
falling Thnweathar Is clear. The Bedford Ia
aground In NeT ehm2q ord Chute r,rar J., foo,
inches ana stationary. The Weather Is clear.
;. EEgANayrIhE, Dec Tee I, river is feet and
1T; Louis. lee the river is 70 feet Il inches
and falling. The weather IL clear Departed.
Zoo Kinney Tor VoksbufV, Imperial for New
HLouIevIrIE, Dcc. River 8 feet inches
and stationary, he wenther Ia cloudy. Passed:
hobart Mitchell from Cincinnati to New Or
loans.
CAIRO, Dec j. Tho river Ia IA feet inches
and rsinR. The weather il clear. Arrived:
DcE Falton from PlhsburR, Future City, Col
don City aud City Of Alton from New Orleans,
Dakata from st Louis. Departed Ohnrles
Morgan Dick Fulton md Dskota for New Or
leans. Golden City for Cincinnati. Alton for bt.
Louis.
BAYOU RARA Dec To J y. Woods, No. 1oa
Common street Anchor Limo steamer John A.
Bcuddsr viii arise Tuesday noon
A. j. CARTER. Master
MEMPHIS Dec. tt J. A. Stevenson: The
John Glmoremd bnrges passed. down yester-
day BROWN 4 JONES
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE sTRss. ETC.

The cotton market yesterday WINS certainly
dull the demand was light. the offerings were
ltbsral and the days sales amounted TO only
$500 bales the smallest we have had TO record
for several weeks. Tho market closed weak ut
Ae decline.
The Liverpool market was oaFIer, md showad
u decline of 1861 per POUND. With sales 81 5000
EsgieH of which Ggoo bales were American. inc
raceipie were 29,40o bales If which " tna were
American. Futures partially III cheaper. the
Fuarket closing flat Az lIavre the demand wac
froderate md the prices firm.
At New York cotton was qutet with faloa 81
H7s bales and iTO0 bales delivered IN contracts.
Futures advanced ak to eight points, the mar
ket ruling strong. with sales OF lea,bno bales
Business I'm -four Wna paiet yesterday. hut
pricaa we're very firm. Sales tt5b barrels.
III provisions there waa n sweeping excite
mnalaf caused by the rapid advance IN prices Of
the West. Mess pork. out meaa and lard were
SHARPLY advanced. and the trading In the two
former articles was highly spirited.
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Faom rEsE ~AasRs.


Pour EADa. Aae |. 9 o. m.-Brometer 5000,
Wind nnrha st strong. Wonther thick and
cloudy.
Arrived: At q 30 this oyaning, British steam
ehip MmeGregor. Main muster. 80 days from
Liverpool via Port Hoyal. IN hatlnst. to master.
American schooner HeRuta Kicker master, 3
days from Mlnatrian; cargo Of cedar to ]. J.
FerunndeZ 4 Son
American schooner ,Tohn Atwood. CLARK
mneter 10 tayA from luBtan. with fruit to ]. T.
Mneheca.
British bark Bremen, chi we'll master, Is
days IRON ltio ~ japoro via Icy West. In bal
last. to Lovtll T. II tilpy.
Hwedish bark Gauihie 4, Losman master. 40
days from ls3usR, In hallAst to Robert Oeriein
EritiAh halk Montreal. Goaltlept master.
days from Key West. Ia bglIast. to Lowell h
RnisY
British b TX Winifrod Trunks master 30 days
from MarHhhm, In hallnRt to mRster
British bark Humber. Tones master IA dn-s
from Amstefcan, In hnllasl 10 Iall 4 Vaughn.
Sailed Stsnushlrs Gienbervis for Liverpool.
Elio Knight for k"y West, ship seioto for
tItvr y. hntks VI rgarnt Hilkl9 for Queenstown.
Geofgea for HHVra.
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GO M VI Rws;aeHl.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Monday Evening. December /. 1879. I
COTTON There was not much inquiry dono.
and IN consequence OF Tho liberal offerings tho
market closed dull and easy ut n decline Of .e
L nb, With salas ~ only 1900 bales.
Tho following In tho official closing Of the Got
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The total impnrtatlons az rect to this country
during tho last flacal year amounted 70 T6.a1t.-
sG pounds. or this quantity 5e,tSo.s1i pounds
weEe imported into Han Francisco, md about
O sp7 900 pounds came from Ghina. u lnrge part
of which was undoubtedly consumed by the
Chin Gao on The Pacific oaaat.
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The amount Of spocle withdrawn from the
Bank OF England yesterday e3ol 900
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T'he eS portation Of American hdos 70 Europe
has reached large proportions, England aud
Germany taking the most IF them. ThtH rade
has now become permanent. and II ia rather in
creased lily tho emhartassments thrown IN tho
way nf American cattle trade in Europe Tho
shipments N hides IN nine months amountto
AtAsAtaI
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United States per cents ruled yesterday at
Hu2N@Ioar In New York. and 100. in London.
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Tho British steamship William Dickinson
cleared yesterday for teve with Gaot bales of
cotton
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The bark Alma arrived yesterday from Rio de
Iane5rC with 7lll bags coffee.
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State GonaolR looked up little yesterday md
aIaaad al e9s4@it. against 40ept9s on Saturday.
witb sales of f5a 900. Premium Bonds ruled NJ
aa5h@A1ea. the fame rs on SATURDAY.. with only
one reported GALE ~ s1nnn.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NWW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday, December q, 1879.
Arrivals.
Boo murine column.

800 HNFIbB column.
departures.
Alvin Esnbel Whlapnr. Clty OF Augusta. TT.
Mary. Thompson Dan.
stage Os the Rivera.
Dolly photographic report Of The stage of WaAr
u various pointa. with GhnnRoa, IN tbs ~ hours
aaaing yeatorfinv NJ 3 d, IN,
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Providence. Full
River aD ! PhtlRdolpfiiu.
SUGAR The tnno IT tho mgrknt Ia eepdy
with fair demand. Receipts to-day 2aga

I 0E,.,,,,
s,an IN u W. MI "''s"''
h"eipts bh'' Dpls Ne quote:
common Der salloh 43sa,t
EHit 100 @
''....'...''.. 36g9se
afI1ne- 1900
Entity ~ aqa 40. ,oe
cu9i. ,,, 'lVoNe
eeay.
QUOTATIONS. ron aoLp.
Prime ....................l7s5i7s l7tR1a
| GOOD. -.'..s.....''...'..., lesgl7 t9lI
Fair .,.............,.'....l 10 agl6t' lGhgV
| Ordinary ..............,lt Gits It}sgi4
hGtrame range ..... .r-.,.-.'..... ,..,.,tI2 CIV
ToBAOto- fhe demand Tor anlpmeht If
/ good. with y STOCK 81 ND hhds on sAie.
Low luss ..s...,s.'' aHss
Medium .....s.---.-.t.'.s ,.r.......... " =
Good to llne. ...................s. tsNe 8
Low aai ~ ~
Good. @ 7
FlhN t>sg =
FLOUh Only m,,,,herate bnalneas wna done
h hhIs m 1Ha G as WeTS f "
H. 49, t.in n'n , '...tk NY, ha =. 4"
nv previous Erloee Falaa- % NOUS NJ ~ = =
90 nj ah2F % ht 81 70 . 30 ~ 81 70 90 90 ho 90
y" nnd y" o. ~ ~ ana 20 a ~ W. 80 ISoand
/ ~ ~. On ~ 'Nu a., %, NJ
Quotations: Elmo sttD4 20; suportine "a 70 ~,
extra 10 2heeh ~ h"nhle extra .. w @He N
M"," ss W., 7" n ~" - n, !, ~ ,nUo :, !
ota ohteIn higher prices
,oohs nthh th'7y ~ ptl"ea r'tfIhhht ~ Wv,
",ose OF satufday " ''@3 ~ inI ehol|" tna
" w. Nv Wy ntnlhtlg = ~ AIMING, 'ot t =
,uihu ~ n'sHnen -, on ii's' ~ 1,Nt.
Ha1 % eeR 2, " ~ hn na o pp, n t9ans
a. nnl :, Sng fair I, ~ ,,n n ,asaa ~ III
~ R'aa e. nha Win IL E4,i - ',5sae' - ~
~ li,,, aal'''oE' p'a'NR loe"''e iH1'e "'e A1
n'EvvTr NJ arrp 1a,,,,t =. "a Mr. - IA t,I
- Erry saht"". H1a eta''i lo's Ht
scum ntm'bf "E ~, r,oteh, - 7 hnl w.,
-, pt9s'mi E"a5, III ta
eIn nhylona lnVnrnh,N' inn&a hhPahend lnlP ~.
ssh'I 49, u, - 49, tia tl'stuR $3.50 80 !,
f,1 9p inf o., inl ~ lt u'eW ttoss ~ W. 4
tNalai ~ r3, 10 :, -
Wv y, y" =" i, st W. y m,,9
@ ~ = ~ T. ti !" ~ ~ ~ y ~ . "'3i
< ~ - M y trhoo,,Ivt,nd,o
~ ~ ~ g. ~
W. Y, l't ~ l'a w. ntn,t =
ss asa faa,, 8eF a ~" G's n m Is,
c 'G ' s.aak u fS S" H. o "o mi ~
" Ehonahls WIN n.ts IT, e.tt. vi, tl'tt
=, ~ "a ~ ot,l' alE nies
ar 'nad 90 at 4ae v n@A'F 60 t a y n9I"
aha ear load De az ~: eat io o. !" Rtrive
R This o4 ~ as M III ia
pnopS u" ,ttll, Sutttou Nel iitie ~ t,t
m ,, laanng " n,hst haR nFaHHr ~ an"Ia
WIZ no uethahd eAcep' loF eElat lots' p1tces
I ahilb N%,b,v,ths,nnatn, Tho Icon, aem,na
aa low rn W." abar ~
Mas lhauet STOW " W., w feFp9n4ea TOY 10
me advance r. inc West, anu az IL" close r..
~ az ~ Hnd piino sisaI9 W"ie n'tIfoisig ntau -
s~se " W s,"reGI. hAta u R!nai, patekneas z
up""u - 1871 DiI.iis ~ .uts't - ttl
a ill., an , VI ~ a ,',,s, ts,'N
NO terens rehheo 10 arrive ~ se' 2oo hHeRels NJ
En- AL t,,,,a, t,4 ,th,,,.,,,a
,a sIsptn wv ~ 'ti.i u"s oen.ft ,s
We ~ ~ p,eh,n ~ 10 nlk NM nn.
~, w l1oa" h,h' hitihH ivy y =; n'a'un,
Iusa~lotse nm stnhlI aVerhees nc " VI, ~
i, T mi IL 1u W., s,n ln9an = 9 -
,ri,o e,ig ~ ~. a. nt ,nsta !. ~ = " ''''
lIFAHT BAGON0 Ordinnrv ss.mTt.e
choice t &C., Dealers obtain the usual I'D
PACK ERA HOa PHODUgTg-D Dealers prices
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THE ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY DECEMBER g. 1879

which have produced these mischiefs. and "
will BIO earnestly pressed BY the entire New
York city delegation backed by tho Chamber
OF Commerce and other influential trade bodies,
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The consolidated report since Friday shows
the following exports:
e. b. Free Cont Chan. Stocks.
This week oOst $3.50 1880 .-.- Gs},ata
Last we K 12.576 t.2it 1881 64p.S42
This week last
year. ....... 2p2a, 1917 2a.e37 ... sq9.o77
FUTURES.
The position OF the market at New York may
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The rfRtIatoan Of tho New York produe" ES-
change haa eompiled the following statement
showing the amount of grain In sight IN thH
couatry mud Canada on the dates namod:
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AUCTION SALES.
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COTTON sTATEMENT.
Stock In Htare and on sh aboard Sept. aBqB
Gross rpCeipts since Saturday. 2N1t1
Gross reee1pta previously Gl3, po0=- 65t.0t9
Total supply Observation-Disclosures. esa.69T
Exported to-day 49,. ........... II f10
Exported previously. ,........-..3p8 pO7- aft oil
Total stock this day ..........,.........,s4T 100
Total stock this dRv Last year. ls2 iGS
Net receipts since Saturday Is 2f9
Receipts from other ports Rf0
Net receipts this day last year. II ACC
Net receipts ainoa las Friday a. Taf
Net receipts same tlmo Inst year .......... a. G4t
Net receipts since September l-...-...,. .Rsi 2nT
Net receipts Same time last year. 262 40
AMOUNT OF COTTON ON sHrrBoARD. MADE UP by
THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
Liverpool bta Baltic ports ....... 822i
Hnvre........ IS p72I Spain -..-...:.. 22t
Bremen. ...,.-.... 1s6t Channel. .......-... 9Ot
Mediterranean. 2Ha Mexico. ......
North Sea,....-.. iOoastwse. $1,000. 10 0aB
Total. IT 2a4
This taken from the Txchange's stock Mt noon
leaves about 100 $50 bales to represent the guam
dty engaged for shipment. unsold or awaiting
ORDERS
The Cotton Exchange kilograms gave the re
Oeipt9 from noon Saturday to noon to -day
-- hales ag INST - same time last week.
Tho movements at ports from IL m. Friday up
to II III. to-,inJ IN given helow:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-02

The Cincinnati Ftino Current statos that tho
granger element has been taking hold ~
5uork and lard for future delivery Mt that point
thus stimulating Tho market ana enabling
sellers Of hogs TO realize better prloea. This
aiRsa 81 buyere. adds The Price Current
probably base their calculations 81 the
outcome of tho winter soasou upon tho rela-
lively short supply Of hog4 In their own partia-
ALTAR neighborhoads. which Is not u safe way Of
.asti mating the enIIrA Wont.