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ncction 1t et1ou1d bo stated that The ordinary
cruel h OF no accnnnt. AZ the scribe can bcar
witness. ANY

Hccti1r1 II ef1onlH 10 stated that The ordinary
cruel u OF no accnnns, as the scribe can bcar
witness. ANY
rwo-rouxp onA1L1xa
will flop out Of II. A basket witt, fiat top.
made Of canvas. converting 10 the nporturc,
will take them IN as ea.ily AZ II they were fed
into s'opper. f1le sensation Of tic bite Of
,a,gs grsy'lng Is like 40 electric shock It makes
ouli' thumpng tug OF q bass OF plckercl On
NE cn'} ot trolling line, but rapid succcssi,n
nI ~ sHafP' hern jerks, and then your ftpc goes
Mappl1IR, 1sstnE through the water In every
as t!s stfea1, IN curves like those msde ty a
ha!mon' II "a rare sport for ono who enjoys tic
es,netics And fine strains Of angling, and tic
natutal surroundings highten tho effect. II
We s,tl ~ ~ ~ s",G esaratlng sport ~ t1s at
fa;.ess fd; aI;ctitr Cohertss ad adjourned or ttc
troubles were forgotten. Va wero the original
sasasss, innarsls Of nll We surveyed, ani ttese
we're no other people i, thu wo:ld. We fcasted
upon Tie t'iiest tlsh that swim, with appctites
that needed no tickling. W. rose with tie first
gl1T oi 1a!bfrnk and stepL tcttsu ill.,. evening
red had fnt1cd cut Of The sky. The lullaby u
tho wind saor Us TO sleep. i'l,erc wcre n, f1rcs
to tnv, no notes coming due, M Thought nr
yes!erdaY or tomorrow. In this llttln wnrd
We lived like the primitive tnat1, from snrl.e 10
s.ahset and the HE was rs free nl easy a. That
OF the eagle who auarcd atOyo us IN thc blue,
WE STRUCK oun TENT
at night July 8. und left Camp 1jn With tender
rrErets and 100 pounds OF grayl!tle puxcI
aTay In fragrant leaves md Ice; af.d, Us W act
uur facts oucc nore towards tlc tedious cunye,l-
tlonaltt:es aud earkng cares Ut civilization,
there VIVA not one Ut ua who did not look bac.
to Camp Ida with longing 10 sctracc our stems.
But thc taxes were due and the gaa bill wasn't
pnltl, md oil we must. In another letter mav
Givu y0n sUEne impressions Of TINT blisy hisc ol
labor. aIantstee. lis RESOURCES and its ueconlp!ts
ments. &. Z. u.
, 1879-07-16

KrsstSoToS, juno e7.-Iu Ahe An,eriean 1T
erarH HureGu, Ctoptr i4xtitute, .vtw lurk-lKS-
TLENEN: ltld not intended to Euyts!t A1neEica
until 1859, III which year {Dercnhrr} transit nf
Venus, taYorablY yislble ntl over the United
slates, will occur. Ny engagements III thu old
country huy0 lott mt teas tilr, year by year, fur
travelling. ln particular the astronotntcat lect.
urus In connection Win thu 0llctIrst fund have
vi late lowing tn sfr. l.ockYcrfa nppareut Eettrr
llsbt from thu Heidi fallen almost entirely Into
my hands through Tic ki.drcss Ut Ur. Carpenter.
Tieae haya occupied so Important Vart ot tny
tiMo III lAe lecture season that | should lsaye
felt unwilling 10 leave Enuland even Lad 20
other engagements lnterfersl but for the do
nestle sorrow llaso recently undergone. =
hut, during tln lust 1aw months, have found
the work which had lpcu pleasant AMI proltaa!u
to Ino heEclofpTa sturcu OF pan ratller l.lau Ut
suttsfuctluu. YOU, who Know bow, desp the
uuvaryiug ktndnesa with wtica WIS treated,
my Thoughts turl.el constantly l,omawards, whun
! was beIorD ip America, Will uudcsst4,ll how it
IL that now seek; III work away lrotn hotnc,
tia rest fai! to obtain here. Naus land IN.
, 1879-07-16

.NFFf1EHFn 77FFu7T IT1F,I,
Mr.. Whtelaw isccl, III Its very interesting
address, before tile OhtD eGlturs, ead that tllu
coming rcrorter must write liku Atacuulay. I[n
may wrtu iiku TINT celebrated historian, but h.s
will ,lot do uny nawspaoer-work. as Il rcnortes,
Mucalllay would llayc proved tho huEest su1t Ut
u falurr. ite wuu!u sint Iayp iuwsrul hlnsclt
dawn Il toai.hole IN tho sidewalk nuI cunlu up
tic ge1lnr-stars IN order IL Interview u prolul-
nunt l,lal, wiz! llad e!npcd with i Judges vile;
nor would le l.ayu climbed over the 1iae-tsce,
aud loft ton1o vi lila eoat-tatls Oh the spkcs,
nnI jumped through the window OF l,tbllc
tal, In orAor to hurruw" " llle manuscript Of
spcerl, about 10 be delivered, unu thus bent
rIyal reporter, Therefore, what Is ll.u use Of
the eo,nIl,, reporter bellIG ablo to write like
Alauuulay1 Ills work would be skipped for
tia. VI the leItow who wrltcs highly sensa-
titnal ana falso theory concerning tho latest
murder.
, 1879-07-16
A1tAs'asi0pl Democrats ty Tho Ears.


Somo Of our Bourbon exchanges, strong IN
eIltLets but weak tn argument, hive displayed
considerable Ingenuity lately In their attotnpts
to arrzy public sentiment aga'.st true Southern
Democratic principles, The Old, twisted gcntte-
man who runs tbs Meridian -Itreary calls tt'"
Conservatives 4" "ulrt-eatrys." Everybody VITO
Iocsn't bsllcya 10 uiu abo1illtal Of tip 1ree
schoo1s, iii eternal opposition. to thu North nnl
tho - niEVers,n und who Is in ias1r VI carrYlns
nut tu Pledges 1nal!c In tie last State Conyen-
titr, IL, III thu .1<rcHrp's opsnfon, a"dtrt'catcs"
Tie Yzxuu Herald thinks t!u l1vmoeracf Of the
Conservatives IL nut ttIu requisite length, md
tic Port tiibsun Lesells th.Aks 1t IL stD0lly
Var1rn" Ihrsu old ulaca,lne.Mcn. party.slayes.
must think this sort vi stnG u very crushing.
A they can say nothing Disc, they are forced IN
this contemplate line of dcfensu. They know
The Conservatives In tlis state nre in full ac-
cord with tl.c great 1ea4ers,-fsaYard, David
Davis, l.amsr. Nnu,pton, STEPHENS, aud others :;
aud enlblttvred lives, they pass lleIr thus in
duigtug In very snail lnsinuntlous uu1 ustng
, 1879-07-16

The Belfast {sfc.l Republican .zot,rna, IN m.
nouncing its change Of allegiance from tho
Democratic. to the Republican party, ears: .it
has chnncct tia. number OF times IN its roccns
history the Democratic purity has been mis-.
taken, -grfovoualy aud radically mtstaken. The
belief TINT the Rebellion could not 10 CONQUER.
cd: that Slavery coiilA not be abolished nv iorco
Of arms; taAs The State tlnvcr,1mcnts could NOT
he rcistatcd through universal suffrage, within
seslotct Ualon; mud tint pence, plenty, and
security would fall to 90 hand In baud
with nur progrcsH,-hava each in turn
been happily uaapp,fntctl. Tile conductor
OF thi* lai'cr ilaa no lcafro to coucca tho
fact, AZ has tcen aad before, that lie hat part
tn this t.nbclIcf. tle WIS nforetlmo ut thosc mio
pcrscrntetl the believers. 1Ie lsaa lived 10 $40
the tlny III which those c0istcmncd by tic Dem
ocrattc pattt hin1 by himself must bo aeknuwl-
edged to have Ind higher courace, tnoru abid-
fnE filth, and deeper conricton In respect 10
the cntlntry's future than those whom f!,c a,,-
nual Detnocratte resolutions l,ayc t,,,crulous,y
n.eatlcd. We say TINT the men who ilaye lea la
this contest for tue restoration of National pros
nerlty-wlio hayu lraggetl tho country from the
slol,Eli tf tnspon.l, n,,d With IL the fortunes OF
tilDse who fought aGnf1.st their own salyuttou--'
are entitled to the gratitude Ut every cIzeu in
the broad land. Party rancor assatls them now.
out Qualification aud tht tnecd OF praise await
theM III the ilear {utittn.H
, 1879-07-16

Cincinnati Can'Herr4ul tJaa. Rep.).
II. dc l4csscps would to welt TO sccuro the
services OF Gen. Grant Us President Ut the
Daricn Canal Company, and II Is doubtful
cent. 1t Is not unlikely that such MI office
might appeal ut ONCE to the imagination and
tho Interests OF the General, und niford Inn In
a congental waT the occupation tfat he re-
qutrcs. suell position would not he unhe-
his time.
, 1879-07-16

WUFFIn1fhn EtpH11icuN (13fp, l.
Montgomery Blair has presumed to utter u
truth tu saying THAT the Democrats in Congrrss
arc unilt to lead the party; ard tiercupou the
lesser FIR 0f the Democratic press begin 10 make
mud-pics and furI the straps at him. It Will
mol 10 to tell the truth inside tAt party uulcss
one is prepared for 1auh
, 1879-07-16
GENEVA LAKE.

X. A. pAocToH.
GENEVA LAKE.
Tho Famous wlacansln Watering Place.
Gungs hnh CnnttnEA of rratninsnt poop!o
"a lile IIutcl Prn1cct. Etc, E&c.
stettnl Corrrspondtnet n Ths Tribune.
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, July 14.-Our imaeina-
tfon will not let us believe TINT we are OIL tho
shores Of the cradle Of tho Rhine, but common
sense teaches US tint we nre In region Of rare
beauty.
There arc no prominent features to remind
tic traveller hero Of that enchanting lnkc IN
Switzerland over which Mont Hlanc watches
like grim sentinel but our American lake pos-
sesscs Other distinguished characteristic which
Will render 1t ever immortal to tho American
people.
Instead Of M atmosphere Of poetry and
rolnanrc, the Wisconsin Lake Geneva bpars OH
Its wave tho breath Of health nt,l rest.
There is an abuntancu OF picturesque sNpcrv
In the region Of tho town, and what Inns llccn
donn atltctal1y adds also grently to Its beauty.
Tile beach near which TIE TRIBUNE corre-
sponlcut Inns found convenient spot to rest
rises In soft curves a,id falls gracefully tack
again, andr white sand on the shore Is left
unt11sturbed or unbrokcn by shell or pebble. A.
little further to the right tho surf swc!ls over
tlic breaker, ntti plies Of rock aud underground
nre left on the bcaell.
Trolling Ia a fnvorfto sport on the taKcs. and
several parties arc engaged ut the diversion To-
day.
rhls is delightful place for aquatic sports.
The Lady of The Lakes" u fine ltttlo Btcamrr,
plirs between the shore Inu pluccs Of interest
daily, while number Of sail md row-bonts are
always kept for hire.
Willie wo write, The .sLnilv of the Loke"
n tn1I
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Pnfnter's +" Kyarsl."

= .F7Ft 1'FT EIdF l77e5H.J ].
This Is very terrible, aud wo do not know
what Mr.. Wattcrson ia going to do about II.
To be characterized as "blnckguarl II is nit
nwiui thing for man who can repeat the code
Of chiyalrY Us caSilr as chilli repeats the
Lords Frazer; but to be ealled ''nowder-
tnunkeYn y is enougl, 10 tnaltr him trtlint1e up
1ne rour corners Of The State Of Kentucky in tho
bcw'ldnrmcnt of Ills wrntl. Compared with tho
present terrific ordeal, Atr. Wat.crsonfs contcst
with the Hon. Ahrasn. y. Hewitt wns rs lun1-
like ~ M Invitation to tea.
, 1879-07-16

A FIowKnr Tooru,ar. .--A denttst's Adycstise.
1mcut Ut new plugging macitno sayA: 'tlts opers.
sions aru swttt. easy. and 6aaatiful pleasant "a
from uuwer to flower TO absurd the xweet nselaf."
Liks tue operation of Saufor1's JamaEca QlnSuS.
ct which equally sweet thiugs mar ps saj1< =
, 1879-07-16

baltimore Gnstfte tFtm.)
II Mr..Tildcn could only yet the New York
detective to suspect him Of some terrible crime,
II would help bis Presidential canvass yery
fnsctl. It Is pecul!aEty OF tic New York de-
tccttYc that he y olways prosecuting sonc hou-
est, upstrht individual.
, 1879-07-16

PHILADELPHIA Chrnnsctt. Nr!aId (ptm.,,
Upon tho adjournment OF CungrrBs, A1cck
Stephens, It is said, trawlcd tnto an envelope
and fraukcd himself home.
, 1879-07-16

Loutse1iif Eoarter.JoHrauf tp.n1
A Southern mother trritatetl beyond measure,
calls to her cxnapcrating boy: ".Jce1ns X. Polk
Duzzer! To- tritiin' little rahscal: Coulc Atar
to mel I'll war So out!" Now listen to the
gentle Northern mother mildly. chi<li,g l,er
thOughtltss offspring: ''1I"aowhsd Tcuown-
secti Pcaowe1l! Yeaou 60 Fcao,,nA Il, the ,.cl of
the hcsouse, md drive tint ccaow canut o theta
puuklnsl Start vcwcrseif ncnouw, II so don't
wunt lIckln'!t' {Attdc: IL swun, thrr'
oughtcr to be @ peaound Tor them 'cse ceaowsl''}
Qulninc.
In regard to Powers Il Weightman's assertion
tllut the repeal os tlle duty quliue with drive
them out Of the business Of manufacturing TINT
article. the Cincinnati Commercial {iad. Rtp.)
says: swell, let them 20 ont ct the business.
America IL tho greatest market In slle wnrs! for
0uinine. and, II 0nr manufacturers cannot rnrl-
pete with EIrupc, let thrm tail, for they ought
to full. Bnt tiny will lp nothing Of tl,e kind.
They will 70 oil manufacturing better quinine
ta,r profit ot, it,. II the imported article is not
~ Eood ns tue American, II will not hu rs eaA-
bic. low absurd 1t IL 10 10 toll t!lat Anerlesn
manufacturers have to bn protected hv 20 per
cent duts against atl Inferior article! They
ought to be ashamed Of taat eyen In hcnichtcd
Pennsylvania
a Southern sYomnn'x viuws on tho QUESTION
Of Ilehnll1un.
KtnIpats Letter IN SautA F1nrftl tgifsfn tf)-ts).
Rebels uni llerGttcs lase bsrn IN every age
tlc victims Of tyranny md the martyrs for trce-
l1tn. Our Southern Rebels form no exception
t4' tint rule. 1t WIG, nns! postcrty will reeor-
nzc tlle truth, groHA nslrnatDn nj the natural
rights uf mau fur tho Nurlhtrn Statca to nrro-
uate the RIGHT Of conquest and tlc snnjugntion
ot tho South. I'ln South was guilty OF IN
crime when stIu seeded, There Is hu trccdntn
without the right OF Receassnu. To deny that
, 1879-07-16
CURRENT OPINION,

T,e National Gamr.
4iibanp JoHrna! tktp.).
The natlonni game Il. Washington from March
10 July, 1870: Hayes, 8; Congress, q.
, 1879-07-16

very silly cplt'icts. This will. In The on1. plsco
them tn . pitlabc plight bcforc the pnble; FOR
brains, hut tIl-bred also. II they can proyc ,,,
Conservatives arc In the wrong, they should ia
so. A iittlo logic anu truth 20 further viii, tl,y
public than paEes Of the contemplate stun with
which the bourbon sllceta arc Eiled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-21
AMUSEMENTA.

RRoADwAY OPERA HOUSE
ID Broadway. between 3oth and 3ist SITS
LAST NIGHTS
H. NJ. s. PINAFORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-21

near 9th av..
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER -. ATS O'CLOCK
Misses CON RON, soprano, Moxzo soprano.
Mme. CONSTANCE HOWARD, Pianist
Mr.. JACOB GRAFT, Tenor.
Mr.. FRANZ REMMERTZ Basso.
Nine. A. CALYO. Accompanies
Seats 81 Sold at Music Stores and at the Hall
CERMANIA THEATRE
JAD. NEUENDORFF ........... .Drectog
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ri.
third appearance of the celebrated Tragedienns.
Mazda IRSCHICk-
DONNA DIANA.
Comedy in four acts, by Morcto.
DONNA DlANA.......................M mazda IRSCH1CK
pany in the cast.
Box office open daily from to 4 o'clock
CEvENTH REGIMENT FAIR.
OOpen daily from Z. NJ. to IL y. NJ. Entrance 4th
and Lexington between 66h and 18th sts All
East Side raroaus directly with the FAIR and the
Central Park carriages connect the Fair with all West
Side railroads a 59th
Music by Grafulla's Seventh Regiment Band.
ART GALLERIES,
containing the most valuable pic loaned the
famous private galleries of this other large cities and
before exhibited.
Old Curiosity Shop Magic Exhibition, Variety Enter.
tainmcnt Punch and Judy, Stereoptcon. Gypsy Camp,
Japanese Tea Room Turkish Bazaar Toy,
Grocery, Gentlemen's Furnishing and Cigar Stores,
National Gusrd Rifle Gallery, Ladies Shooting Gallery
&c &C.
Ten immense company booths containing valuable and
attractive goods of every kind ut moderate prices
Admission, 80 cents Children half prica.
Coupon hvel tickets 81 for salo by the active and vet
Gran members of the regiment and many prominent
places of business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-21

PINAFORE
THE ONLY PINAFoRE IN THE UNITED STATES
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
New Opera in active rehearsal.
GRAND OPERA house, sTh Az. AND 23D ST.
OPCOLE DONNELLY. Lessees and Managers
kEsEEyED SEATS Orchestra Circle and Baleopyl soc
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

me H. 1ed. January and February 25 1906 IL -3sdi
q 97-s2m67sd Futures weaker with Tree sellers
at last quotations r, ra..a,,
The weeks circular OF the Liverpool Cotton
Brokers Association says: Cotton was I'D II
creased demand throngho the WeeK. WIN au-
vanefpg prices. On Wednesday the market Was
animal IT, and unusually largs business was
dome Thuredhy there WAS less business. Hnd
HE ma ket was 1n'eter. but quotations geneT-
nIIv show considerable advance. American WIS
il eytarIsva deulnnd and advanced 3-f6d. sea
Teland was In good request, bur holders oHer8d
very sparingly and 1t advanced I'D.
Futtltes were strong during the greater part
nf tho week aud with VERY large business they
I'D vaneed half penny for November delivery
! fternoon. opening exeiedly. became weak
and receded I'D On Thursday they continued
weak and unsettled, with further decline OF
l. lsd0 I'd Fina rates show an advance OF @
iarthlng to sad for all positions.
LONDON Nov. n The msrkes w Manehes
tions were Unchanged but produeers were
rn, her more ready TO entertain offers than on
WeIne sday. Buyers chow less disposition ~
nurohsse. and the sales have been quite small
where anything like. full rates were enforced,
RJo DE JAaETso Nov. t2-Nothing doing In
coffee Average daily receipts 1900 bags Ship
mepts for the week: TO he Channel hnd NORTH a
Of Europe 5000 bags. to the Unted states " soV,
ia Mediterranean 1000 Hn'es Tor the week. For
the Channel and north OF Europe 1000 bags. TOT
the United States 1000. Tor MadlteTranean none
Stock 282 900 bags. Exchange on London 22s:
SANTOS, Nov t2-Coifse market more auiet.
with q downward tendency: superior Santos
sH4oop 6NGno rais per ten kilos average DAILY re.
aaipts 65oO bags; shipments for the week TO all
countries 86 900: to the Channel, Europe and
For Europe 1000 bags. for the United States TOGO
at ri hand ia 900 bags.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
NONE rAKY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening. November IA. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

Total this week 81, sss21 80 sl.os2. 500 i
We quote exceptional paper GOT cent: Al
do 7Ds; second grade do %; loans on col
laterals 7@s: Al mortgage paper SO; second
grade do @ p cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s6@s7
and trade dollars at soes5. Halves and quar-
ters (American) are quoted at 9ah9-.
The sales Of foreign exchange were fair
and rates are steady. Bank sterling rules at
-04so. and bill Of ladinR and clear bills at
476@477.
French bills are steader. We quote bank
francs -; commercial $50.
New York sight Is quoted ct 81 so discount "
$1,000 for bank counter rate: commercial Is
quoted at s4@3 SO y $1,000.
State Oonsols strong at 4sa@A.
Premium Bonds closed at 2sA@29a.
Stocks are steady.
ANEOUs-Half- Paid City Coupons.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TRADE TTKMs. ETC.

The cotton market has been excited during
tho week. and prices have advanced 1c since
Nv Friday, though the sales have not been as
large az those Of last week, viz; $4,000 bales,
AGAINST ss BOO bales last week and NJ 900 hales
the week before. The most active days We're
Saturday and Monday. when the sales amount
Ga to, respectively. 1000 and 1900 bales. the
receipts this week have been 2nTa9 bales. againat
d. 5oT bales last week and 81 800 bales the Same
week last year. This falling of is owing 70 tho
low water In the tributaries. The receipts at
this port 90 far this season foot up 3aa ia bales
against 152,l2o bales for the same time last
year.
The receipts of cotton at all the United states
ports since September ! are 1,etl bs4 pales'
against 1,2qa s1g bales for the same time last
year. For the past two days the cotton Market
has been iii an anomalous condition. " mas peen
advancing at the chief markets OF this country
notably DIT New York, while the staple has been
declining, both on spots and futures, at Liver
pool. AT the last named city Mlddllng Orleans
III new quoted at I'd against Cd at the same
time last year. The feeling here and through
nut the country ID now decidedly "bnlllsh."
How long Il will last Ia beyond our powers Of
provision.
no show the variation In prices at this port,
we give the following table:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

II N. sIEBRECHT. No. 40 Royal street. has
the most complete selections OF artistic furni-
ture. ornaments. etc. GALL and examine, the
lines. Raw Silks. Embroideries. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Gurtains. and the newest
styles In Paper Hangings all at. the most rea-
sonable prices. oe1a tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
naM eatl0.

NEW YonK. Nov. 14.-Cotton unsettled; sales
4s2 bales: Uplands 12s. Orleans l2s: weekly
net receipts 1911 gross 2t53: exports to Great
Britain Ii. 4oG, France 143 Continent 2274: sales
b723: stock 3a,75O: net receipts 63s: gross 5l7e
Futures Irregular and unsettled and closed
barely steady; aales 27s, 900. November ~ 800
1894, December I2.36@12a7 January 1241 Feb
ruary a. 5b, March l2saGpl27o, April u Rl6sl2 3d.
May 12qB0Di3 OF. June 1312913.i5. July l3.l2Gp
1921. ..4
The following la this comparative statement
of cotton for tho week ending to-day:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery e. Go.

TIE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF THE LATE
ANSEL EDWARDS, ESD. containing about
1000 volumes Of the Standard English Au-
tbors and Transitions. including many
rare and valuable books and costly iIlustra-
ted works
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. AT 81 CAMP
w street, By MONTGOMERY 4 GO. atie-
fioneers, on MONDAY EVENING. November
II. and TUESDAY EVENING, November 49,
commencing eaeh evening Mt 80 o'clock.
Tho sale Is positive and Without reserve
Parties unable 10 attend can leave orders TOR
purchases with the auotfoneers. which will be
faithfully executed,
Books may be- seen during Monday. Cata-
Iouues now resdv no13 ct
I'M ONTGOMEHY Il CO.,
wi AUCTIONEERs.
Will sell Horses, Mules. Cows. Carriages ant
Harness ut auction at
MONTGOMERY's TATTERsALL5.
ED. go Baronns street.
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
o'clock
Oonsignments Of stock collected. anl7 em
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

prominent Boston shoe jobber says he has
never known time when manufacturers
showed less anxiety to sell than ut present.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15
E0M M EISCIAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening. November IA. 1879.

COTTON Tho demand for the staple
throughout tho day was of only moderate OK
tent. and under the influence of the unsettled
condition OF the market at New York. notwith-
standing the fact that 1t showed insight i'm
provement tho market here was Irregular
without any change In prices only 74oo bales
changing hands.
The following Is the official closing of the Got
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

About two or three millions of certified
checks came Into the New York clearing house
after the money squeeze was found to be . fail
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

A. indicating the money represented by the
coal trade In an ordinary year. the following
table, which we have ut hand, ls given. Ii OK
hbits the number Of bushels Of coal shipped to
the various points. the average price received
AMI tie aggregato recoipts In the year 1860
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

1t is estimated that tho South alone has
raised thislyear 600 900 pounds Of tobacco,
which is about twelve millions more than che
ever raised before.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

Fredericksburg Va. Ii to have shoe factory.
Stock has been taken, and a building is under
going repairs preparatory to an early COM
mencement Of work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

IOtal 49,. - - 'o',tsS
This taken from the Exchanges stock at noon
leaves about 1l2, 436 bales to represent the duan-
tity engaged for shipment. unsold or awaiting
orders.
The Cotton Exchange kilograms gave the re-
ceIpts from noon yesterday to noon to-day
- bales, against - same time last week.
The movements ct ports from IL m. Friday u p
to 10 m. to-day Is given below:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-15

lions with mining properties for the basis. AND
ii is matter or notorietY that men wei KNOWN
In business circles and men dtstlnfnls,h l im
public callings, are readily engaging IA 'no ~"
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