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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-19
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sur Yolenbuns, eini9liebli9 Der Sur Muf
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Domestic.

NEw York, Dec, cotton firm; sales - q,
net receipts 1865: exports to Great Britain
1854 Continent 1903; net receipts 7l6. gross
1852 Futures closed weak: sales $4,000 bales;
December 10 o2@13m. January 1317@l3.18s; Feb
ruary Il 366n13.37 March f3h7@13 So. April - II
@i373. May 13 85la13.88 June 14.ol@lto4, July
IA 08dl4Il August l4l591420.
Southern -four firm: tatr inqui y; common
to fair extra 1905 80, good to choice do So 400
I 87a Wheat 1ad94c better, quiet. closing heavy
and lower: ungradsd winter. red 81 1901 50:
No. 3 do 81 1901 ~. No. do 81 bo>.@1 5lA
mixed winter 81 47G1 471s. Corn hgAc better.
fair trade, closing strong; ungradsd so@sf2I
Oats about 1c higher, fair trade; No; 3 40 do
white 484@49 Hops unchanged but dull,
52ffee quiet but firm Maracaibo 5000 Sugar
unchanged bur dull; refined quiet and un-
changed Molasses qulet and steady. Rice IN
changed: trade moderate Rosin unchanged.
Turpentine quiet and firm at Al Wool active
asa S. unwashed l8G 80. Texas 17935.
Pork fairly active and again higher at sl2 q go e
"a long and short 756. Lard higher and strong,
with an active trade AT 89sl0 Whisky nominal
at 81 1901 IT, Freights steady. Hides strong,
Ia fair demand and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-Oars steady: Southern
4e947. Western white 48@47. do mixed 4i945.
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Stations.

FBsl0W htRh WMter marx Oh 1874. Bbel0W
bench mark 'lnAteates rlso. Indicates fall,
Tho weather continues cloudy and threaten
Ing. Wednesday, night there was u dense fog
which did not clear until late yesterday morn
ing. Early last evening 1t was again foRgy
with promise Of another bnd night The Teto
and Bell did not arrive until late In the day. but
returned again last evening.
The champion Caas. 7. Chouteau arrived yes
terday afternoon with one Of her usual large
trips and Will return to-day at :, N r, M. going
through to Memphis. Capt w. H. Thorwegan In
command. Geo. Miltenberger clerk,
The Southern Traqsportatton Line steamer
U. ?. Schenck. J. T. Carter 10 COMMAND Rlch1
be found nj this landing this morning, from Cln-
cnnati receiving 70 return to-day at . m.
Tho Nav Mary Houston VIII also be- at tho
The Parlsot line steamer New City OF Yazoo,
Com. $. II. Parisot 10 command Geo :, Williams
clerk. leaves to-day at D. II. for Yicksburg.
Yaz % aud the Taliahatchie.,
The John M Chambers loft yesterday for
Bayou Teche. and will return 10 leave again on
the thirteenth. :,
The Cen Barnard arrived yesterday from st.
Louis. Further news concerning her arrival
will b found Ia 9nr oeal 6aHnrt pbelna
clerk, is advertised for trip 70 tho Atchaia-
laya. and will leave to.morroW At D. n., posi-
lively. and go through to Washington. The
Corona Ia a large carrier. Is very light has the
hest of passenger accommodation and Is the
fastest boat Of her size that comes TO this city
and besides all OF this. her officers are as clever
as they make them
Attention is called to tho notice Of the Natchez
In the special notice column.
The Bonnie Lee, Capt. u. s. Nouns, ls recelV-
Ing TO leave to- morrow for Alexandrla
We have received copy of Ryland,s 81 Louis
Monthly It has been enlarged ana muen IN m
sale ten steam boats. two towboats. three tugs
one ferry. two barges and nine pairs OF engines
The Laura Lee will be ready to leave To day
without fail. for Arkato Is and the bends. Capt
I'll. L. Lee commands, Mr.. Waiter Parker clerk
The CLARA S. under the command o. Capt. Y
Wenzal, re-enters the 0uachtta trace and vii
laaye for that section in a few days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

:, ST g. & CHARLES HoTEL-,,H Moss, Louisiana;
& " Thorn. Gin, innati..C T Hamilton, Boston.
Hall, Eaet Carroll. la: John O Whitney,
Atlanta jas NJ Glenn. Cincinnati: w e Derby.
BROOKLYN: J Busaey Goorgia ] Z Van Ber-
gen,, Connccieut; 4 I Porhe and WIFE Mrs
Louis LeBonrR"oia. Geo 9 LpBourgeois "
James; l. Gibson. Lonisiana Miss Lucy
u inm,nhreygE k,,ntns,ky; W i Douglas, Ness
YORK: Jas Todd et Mary II y Richardson, St
Joseph. In 9 'rahb. Lpulsvi!ie: d Pool DIN.
elnnat Wm Fqglks Philadelphia; S Il War
rem, New York ! N phnrr st Mary
CITY HOTEL John Bnylis Mississippi: Il
VI Y h2nehe, city, W Br'dgfor,h. Yazoo ,Ctty'
more z ore, T Steele; Now York; J, a Whit'omb
Boston, Mass " II Nor hup. tndianola, Texas;
j DAadard New Orleans; W Wilson.
Townsville Ala; s Smith Dixon Lewis,
Springfield landing; N Kaufman, st Louie;
Pierce Butler. Mrs = A Barrow Mrs Robert II
Barrow, West Fnliclana, La; T K ksarney, Yer.
non. Miss; " M Smith Yazoo City; Baird
Olnag. III; Harvey Avery, Will Freeman. s.
Louis M McDermott, Galveston: Leonard 4
less DIR Wade, city
CAssIDY's HOTEL T Carlton, Chlcot
county. Ark, Bonn Thomas bark Humber; VIM
Morgan. bark BRIDGEPORT; @ w Besunon George
Lorenzo, city; q Borkel. Bayou Sara; @ + Col-
Inns, Clinton:J Ureavy. Florida: Anderson.
Alabama; W I oliver. Hayyille Col O'Donne
Kentncky: II T Rntlff Mississippi: DIR W FL
Gray. Morgan City: b Beach. st Louis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
MON IA III Y.
OFFICE or NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRT. /
Thursday Evening. December (. 1879.
NO 1.II- nINL.



We quote exceptional papor Coz cent: AL
do T@S: second grade do O.; loans on col
laterals 1908; AL mortgage paper so "a: second
grade do % y cent per snnum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at 500 and
trade dollars nj aoaGa5. Halves and quarters
tAmerican) are quoted Mt qas0-.
The sales of foreign exchange were fair and
rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at 49,.
and bill of ading and clear bills at 477h94rsls.
French bills are quiet. We quote bank francs
-; commercial 2sA.
New York sight Is quoted at 81 so discount .
$1,000 for hank counter rate; commercial is
quoted at 1904 so + $1,000.
State Consols easy at Il 's943
Premium Bonds closed at 2sAa92s7s.
Stocks are steady.
MISCELLANEOUS Half, Paid City Coupons,
81: City Consolidated Bonds, 3o'ao3l: State
Warrants. 7a9So; Levee Warrants. 8s99o],
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CAILr1O A. NJ.
S. 600 State Consols. ........... ...... 42ta
5000 State Consols (B. Dec l................ AN
States 4lhG43: Premiums 2S1@29.
SECOND oALL-l2G.
q hshares Canal Bank Observation-Disclosures. 96
$5.tin State Consols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AK
1919 State Consols. ..................... 42a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY DECEMBER S, 1870

/ pon,.,,v.n,. .a@7 provisIons strong and IN.
changed. Oofee onii: NO. earggss iaVa 80, -
Sugar quiet; soft iosgi.on. W Mh'sHY h1pi
at 81 f3sWt IA. Hreignts unohhnGeu. ,I1
&c 1905 a. fancy ~. Wheat strong ~ zeesl , o..
Corn good demand ut fl@4t. Vats VIII e ,oSs,
aork 90 sr1hE e. g s aa ani ea Shoulders ~
ribs -. Baeon scarce and firm Sides T. green
meMa stronger md higher shoulders y: s,afs
~ no. Hugar atendy; hards tn'im1t4. New Or
lennn 7'.opsA. Hogs atoady but firm: common 81
Fl 1904 g light - 2ofai 30. pack Ing ~ Go@f ~.
butchers 81 7oeat no. roeoip,s IL elb. shipments
a.
LouravrLLE, Dec; Flour steady md I'M
n4g ,g,,ita 4, mixa,l A. Oats nliet ana steady
na a1, al Lard exeltod: tlerce zoe kee
clear sldes ~ for loose. Bncon nominal sugar
cured hams los4opio'. Whisky firm ut ~ 10.
sr LOUIS. Dec l.. Flour stronger. Wheat
Danambd r No 3 d" ~ 81. corn higher at ~ $40
ais. Outs higher nj gsne9ata. Whisky higher at
higher. no naked Bulk meats strong md
higher good demand loose shoulders 44o6D
,0, cloar ribs GG5opG 10 eidas 6 s5epGe5 Bacon
higher: ahouldars X ribs "a Sides &.
ahInpln@ 500 70 henyy do 81 1905 90 packing
a. 4nepl 20 huahors to select IL G00n4 a0 receipts
~ - loo aninmenta 400 Cattlel supply light:
ahinninu and good butchors, grades In demand .
nnrs stesra Averaging I5l7 pounds. sold Mt 81 2b .
Good Ia choice staora nvargpfDp 100 10 1907
~o,,nda a i6pa az cows md heffpra ~ 9660
I9r. faeaers 9goDa 10: receipts 100. sbipnnnta
gnn ahaeu f,rm fnir to fancy mi1ttons s30Q3 80
t,ta az, 49, 49,
"iu,''sao Dao Flonr 1rmor Int not
enn,ahly h,gher. Whoat strong and higher
NJ ~ "a ,.,i,ta, al ~ mi no No Chicnpo
a Hu is -, thig'7 NJ 10 Il 10. raarted
az 'i't 49,, tan ma highor n 4o5 anah a.
IIan,,nrn ~ rciSrtI m Onfa atrnng and hipher
~ nc 90 ',sh ~ Innuorv porE axeieI and
~ ~ r" - sto ranat" "a ard ~ 'itod and hivh
a. - a. az ANN meeta strong md hlVhar.
nhout1rr5 IS, ehnrt ribs a ~ abort Gianr 7 M
whiah - st,,,,ia ~ / unnhnngnd
A. ths close Wi,ont ,lnanftIel md gcnerntly
lot,,ar al ~ qrs Daenp,llor al az. Jnnunrv
Trn Il, ,a III dn,,,o.,I nnd ~ nnI,adn birFnr nj Al
panan -, ~ ~ ssa,iT f,nmarg pota sfrong md
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

Port FADs. Dec. 4; ?. m-Barometer ao.la
Weather calm and cloudy.
Arrived: Az a. m. American steamship T.
T. Ward, IT., Pt11at master. from Ruatan. with
fruit, TO J. s. 0torI 4 Bro
Smiled: Barks Vincenza for Havre. Hudson
for st. knXnirs,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
Preventive of MRlarinl Diseases-ODIni0n
of Eminent Dr. HI. NJ. Walton. of Ans
nnpNllE. ND.

Colden's Liebig's LIQUID Extract OF Beef is q
most excellent preparation. 1t ls par excel
lence. Superlorto cod liver oil or anything
have ever used In wasted or impaired constitu-,
tions. and extremely beneficial as a preventive.
Of malarial aIseases Sold by leading druRaists.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

ANOTHER ADVANCE N OU4-tPittsburg Post,
December Yesterday was another day OF OK
element In the oil market In this city. The
market opened ut ~ 261s advanced to 81 ~,
md closed q Fl 81, y the sales aggregatad
was tho receipt OF kilograms stating rRdue-
ton In production. An iaaa Of the extent q
from tho fact thnt there IL tankage capacity,
now owned thare. aggregating 5O0o.0oO barrels.
which Is boiling Increased daily. The dealers
have stored away Il supply sufficient for fully
six months Three ear loads Of iron per day
are being shipped for now tanks. most OF which
are haing constructed by llr. James Cuddy, Of
this city. Tho iron Il manufactured here.
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cow 70 EsWCHAH..
OFFIGT OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOG

OFFIGF OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Thursday EvonluE December /. 1870 !
COTTON-Thore was another boom In cotton
to- aY. There was mn unusually largo demand
and In consequences Of this. with tho advance In
prIees at New York tho market rulod strong
nnd - higher with snles Of 2a.nao hnlns.
Tho following is tho Official closing OF tho
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05
RIVER NEWS.
pEFIOE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday December 8. 1879.
Arrivals.

Fec marine COLUMN
Departures.
Emma Irvine, Martha. St. Mary, Danube. j.
H. White. J. M. Chamber.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily photographic report Of tho stage OF water
1T various points, with changes. In tho II hours
sndln2 yesterday ut D. IN.
Above low
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

5000 State Consols tB Dec ,l................ AN
1000 Premium Bonds .!....'.............. ~
%, 900 Premium Bonds. ............,.... 2sfs
40, 900 Premium Bonds ". to Org ....,.s... 2Hfs
States ti'4@.2f: Premiums 2sA@2a.
THIRD oALL-1:s0 M.
s1g 200 Premium Bonds. ............,.... 2gA
states Il sWt2'I Premiums 2a's@2af..
CLOSING CAIr-gr.M.
4 i 900 Premium Bonds. ...........,s..... 2a7t
10000 Premium Bonds tA. TO dr9.l ss.,s,..t. All.
States Al t,GD4g. Premiums QaNap4s1s.
aAERa OUTSIDE rHE ExoHANar.
10 shures Canal bank =..*. -.-.,s..5,. nG I,
lily Telegrnph.l
New YonK. Doc. Mooney 6DT exchange
"a aovornmnntR firm now 81 a. to2',, ia NJ
Suh-treaauty balances Ooin st01,0G.it0 our
RrooK EXCHANGE SALES.
closing stock report: offered.
Consolidated Goal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
QuiokaiIyer preferred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o.,
Adams EApress ot's
Wells Fargo Express. ...............,....,10i
American Merchants Express. ..........,, n
United States Express ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ.
Union Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rb
Now Jersey .......................... ~.
1T. Pnui preferred. ...............,..........p "
Fort Wayne.
Ohio and Mississippi. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Chicago ana Alton Observation-Disclosures. %
Hannibal and 1t. Joseph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Louisiana Console. ................. Cav
Delaware Inekawanna md western III,
Michigan Oentral ......... .,.....-....,.....- nt
Now York Central aud Hudson. ,............i2a
as's
Id,ko Shore and Michigan Southern. 1oa'-
Cleveland and PitehurR guaranteed. .....ioe
Chicago and Northwestern. .,......s...,.... as's
Ia and alarm aFntts
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Total -.... lG6, 300 1920 l62 t57
Thaeonsoldaed report since Friday shows
tho foil owing exports
q. II. Free. Cont. Chan. Stocks.
This week ). T437G 1909 1853 GA .s95
Last week 1857 1872 3a.l7T 80 G7f,Gs!
This week last
year. .....,. il.9a3 25.033 52976 Go 2Sf
FUTURES,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

Vanderbilt sold his Central stock. that did
not cost him over fifty cents on tho dollar for
40. The syndicate that bought IL may unload
at a profit, but u shtowd New York operator
predicts that Vanderbilt will get hack his
100000 shares for less than he sold them for.
He can afford 10 wait
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

CONSUMPTION or CoAL.-It is stated that q
consumption Of coal IN the United States OK
ceeding 2O,00000o tons In twelve months has
been attained only twice IN 1875 and 1877 );
but the aggregate this year already largely
exceeds that amount. The rapid improve
ment In the iron manufacture the opening Of
hundreds of furnaces and manufacturing es-
Establishments which have been Idle for years.
and the increased employment of coal for
fuel by persons whose purchases have been
limited during the past few years by pecu-
MARY considerations. caused the demand to
increase far beyond the expectations OF the
rficst hopeful operators Hard coal advanced
In the Chicago market on the first instant
50c0s1, chestnut being now sold at 81, and
range at So 50.
SWAMI AND OVERLOOKED LANDs.-At the
last term OF the Supreme Court of the United
States q decision was rendered annulling
contract Or sale OF public lands made by
Adams county. Iowa, to the American Emil
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

L. seems that tho Mexican government has
succeeded in borrowing 100000. 900 from
French capitalists. who arc u take charge of
the mints In Mexico. Mexico owes France
now about Sl5O,OO0. 900. which will never 30
paid. but the French bankers have taken care
An anrure the recent loan
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

This taken from the Exchanges stock at noon
leaves about l65. 1877 bnles to represent tho quan
tity engaged for shipment. unsold or awaiting
orders.
Tho Cotton Exchange kilograms gave tho re-
ceips from noon yesterday to noon to-day
~ GTh bales, against 4i,GGT samo time last week.
The movements at ports from u m Friday up
to u m to- day II given below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

At the Dutch governments monthly coffee
sale. held ut Amsterdam last week. log 600
bags Of Java coffee were sold on the basis OF
81 ilorins for good ordinary, being ~ torins
above brokers' valuation and = ! florins above
the brokers valuation OF the October sale.
The coffee was all purchased for continental
consumption. no purchases being made for
American account.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

FLOU k-There was q fair amount Of trading
i u four today The feeling was strong and
Ing TO 1870 bbls. Saes-25. so and 100 hbs at
8 %; 125 at 81; so at S6 So 200 at Sc s0 100 at
s. co. "a at So 25 Is at So 100 800 and 400 bbs on
private terms.
Quotatlons: Fine 500 so; superflne q 1905 !;
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

Out Of respect 70 the late Mr. VIM.
G. Black. Formerly rs president, tho Cotton
Exchange was closed for Three hours yester-
day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

The worlds annual production OF tobacco is
about as follows: North America $40 000.0nO
pounds. OF which 5n0,ooo,o00 pounds are pro
duoed in the United States: South America,
s5.oo0,OQ0 pounds; West Indies, 1so,0o0,00o
pounds; Europe and Asia, 4a5. 900. 900 pounds
Java and Australia, 80 COG 900 pounds; Africa,
100000 pounds aggregate, l3ooO00oo0
Uounda
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state Cnnsots were lower yesterday, closing
easy at II stt4a, against 42tsF6i3 on Woinos-
day, with sales Of S33,nno. Premium Bonds
closed at as .6l2s i, against Is 900 on The
previous day, with aalns of $55 100.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-05

The bark Anna Maria arrived hero yeater-
day from Rio tie Janoiro with 43al bags 81
coffee
The sun., 1879-03-23

Everlasting" and which might havo hecn em-
ployed to express 1t in the text in question. But
1t was not so employed. In its stead WI find
another and far lcss explicit word. dioniOs.
which In this worry text is rendered by
eternal" as woll as by everlasting" and
literally means either "of tho age" or " OF
ages" Dr. Henry contends that tho substltu-
tion Of this ambiguous dioniOs for the unmis-
taxable dtrieutos was made for the purpose OF
avoiding positive declaration on the subject,
and Of leaving the doctrine unsettled. He goes
briefly over tho argument drawn from parallel
texts. and shows that mono OF these are any
more decisive. Hence Christians, he says. arc
at liberty to form thoir own opinions without
incurring the pains of heresy. His own view
ho states rs follows:
So far ms reason and reasonah ho CON slderations
go, il seems to me that all that can be rightly
said Is thnt future punishment may possibly be
endless, and II may possibly not be so, These
oppost possibilities will stand in the TACT that,
rs In this life 80 In the life to come individual
character must detrrmine individual destiny.
Tho principles OF n Just divine government de-
mand that II shall go well with tho righteous. but
the wicked shnll bo In evil plight; and 10y the
constitution Of tho human soul sin and misery
nre inseparably weddrd together; to be bad is
in itself TO be badly on. II is so in this lie II
must needs bo 50 in tho life to come. Whoever
passes from this world evil in character must.
IN the world beyond tho grave, find himself in
q acondition OF corresponding ill-bcing or SUI
A'IlNEs Wul'u VIII lNSl Uf lpnK Us no 'Onllnuf'h
evil in character. This may possibly be- forever.
But. on the other hand. his character mny be-
come chungpd from wckedncss to goodness,
ana thereby from wrctchedness to happiness.
Toward tho production OF such n'change In
the sinners character as shall produce n change
in his condition from unhappiness to happi-
ness, DIR. Henry holds that the omnipotcnt love
God will be necessarily cxerted. and will only
fail through the failure ofthe sinners pera-
tion. He employs all the resources OF his vigor-
Gus and weighty English in the dcnunciation Of
those who teach that God has decrecd before
hand the eternal torment Of the wicked and
does not strive to the utmost 10 rescno them:
II Is enough for mo that such notions contra
dict the eternal principles of absolute righteous
ness. No traditions, no amount OF historical
evidence. no authority of any sort can right
fully establish the divine origin " a religion
which propOunds 20 our belief things so abso-
lutcly contradictory to reason and to conscience.
] would sooner be An atheist than accept them.
Better n chnnre-medley universe than ono con-
trolled 10y u supreme being capable of creating
millions Of human creatures with predcter-
mlnatiOn to condemn them 10 everlasting
misery.
That Dr. Henry's little production will end tho
controversy on the subject we do not suppose
he expects himself. but no has done well to
place himself on record as opposed to n dogma
which is rapidly losing tho support Of intelli-
gent Christians.