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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
L. 2. POWERS,
Attorney al Law
AND
Land and IUc-P0Uiug Agf.

Having been engaged in the land Agency
business mum Der OF years before Wood Conn-
IT, was formed, and possessing superior taclli-
ties for detecting trespasSerS on land owned
by non residents, feel assured in giving per-
feet satisfaction to all who may see fiji to en-
pIoy me as an agent to attend to the prompt
payment of Taxes, to the inv eStga ion of Titles
to recording deeds, to procuring Patents on
lends to protection of Lands from trcspasserS,
in this aud the adjacent countiss; and such
other business, as | may be called on to per
form.
Ihave constantly on hand good farmjng Ian d
and village lots to sell in quantit cs and on ten
ants to suit purchasers.
Land warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to entering Gov
eminent and State lands
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

Important charges will be made in
the depot and railroad GROUNDS in the
spring. The platform will be lowered
and siding placed south of the de-
pot, all Of which the travelling public
will duly appreciates.
The Neeves Bros. have done a most
excellent logging business. thus far,
with a fair prospect for lncseasing
their pile. [ffe5 have 100 men at
work About 10000 feet of logs is
the daily gork'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
Railroad Time Table.

WIsCoNSiN VALLEY R. r.
Pass going north de. 9.15 A NJ.
Pass going south de. 5.37 z. NJ.
WISCONSIN, CEN. R. R.
Pass Il Juncc't City going n 10 A. NJ
Pass at Jdhe't City going 5 4 40 z NJ
GREEN BAY & NJ. R. Z.
Pass. Trains going east de. z P. NJ.
Acc'm az ss 81 a 10 p. NJ.
Acc'tn d i" I" 4.30A. NJ.
Pass: Trains going vest . 11.55 A. NJ.
Acc'Ih /" d A" (" 2. A. NJ.
Acc ii a. i" 90 {" 4 a. NJ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
Sincere Thanks.

1 suffered for five years with Rhsu-
matism. Having been persuaded by
friends to try the ST. JACOBS OIL. |
must acknowledge that it is the best
remedy ever used F.; in fact, il cured
me entirely. Accept my sincere
thanks.
FRANK SCHwARZ,
90 Nineteenth 81. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
PrOfane, but practical.-Last

PrOfanc, but practicaI.-Last
week a certain little one noted for his
precocity, in our city tfas approached
by the little son of a good man, =
both just out of their flannel dresses,
with Come. J - let's 90 and slide. .
The response was practical rather than
poetical mo sir not by
- sight My grandpa's dead, do
you think I'm going to slide > We
give it as it came to us.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
Chicago & Northwestern Railway

Time ct d. tartare OF pas eagerTrains from
Fort Howard.
Leave for Chicago and the East. see ? VI
&" - IS % 90 ....6:40 A.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
Our Small Change.

litks.
Wheels will soon take the place of
runners.
The ice is nearly all canned for the
season.
F. J. Wood wants a Carriage OF
Family hoEse.
There is little or no snow south and
east of Tomah.
The cars have been running through
to Jenny, for ten days.
Spiders are putting in an appear
ance, token of an early spring.
The wind never blew so hard as
last Wednesday; well, hardly ever.
The Good Templsrs are growing.
limitations are in order at every meet
ing. Good.
Cochran's single mill is turning
out 100000 shihgi5 per tseek. 1t is
running day and night.
The men at Work on the railroad
bridge did effective work at the fire,
Sunday.
Witter and Ingraham lost a fine
horse in their logging camp the other
day
The Valley train was As minutes
behind time Wednesday morning. If
we were going to see Jenny, we'd be
on time, you bet"
Nearly two hundred bills are yet
before the legislature for It's actioa.
The session bids fair to last till the
close Of Match.
The heavy rain storm experienced
Wednesday was accompanied with
heavy thunder and vivid lightning,
west and south of Grand Rapids.
Hon John I Kingston lost his
grip SACK at the burning Of the
Crosby House at New Lisbon, Mon
day ~.
The ladies visiting committee" of
the Cong. Society held session at
the residence of Mrs. Ingraham Tues
day P. NJ.
The Wisconsin Central r R.. Co
opened up its new line to Appleton
last Monday. Its business prospects
are excellent
A careful canvass Of the Wisconsin
Legislature reveals the fact that a
small majority is in favor eff restoring
the death penalty. Well be hanged
if we believe it.
Henry Ticknor had tie misfortune
to run a nail in his foot while assist
ing at the Catholic Church fire SIN
day. No bad results will accrue there
from, probably.
Don't forget SCHUYLER
COLT1X on "Abrahaah Lin
colm' at Witters Hull, Tues
'Iday oye. Feb. 24th-Seats al
| Schultz.
The New York Herald complains
that contributions don flow in for
the relief of starving Ireland. The
Herald didn't think that it was make
ing 4 100000 scare crow in that
princely donation,
The demand for gold is great, but
not equal to the demand for DR.. Mar.
shall's Lung Syrup, the great remedy
for coughs ahd colds. Try it. Price
25 cents a bottle, Sold by F. j.
! Wood. ..t.s
Jenny, the northern terminus Of
the Valley road is realizing about S10G
per day for freights and tickets, good
for Jebny A woman alRays could
make the money jingle. E. n. Bots
ford is the agent up at Jenny.
We take it all Back. 1t don thaw
worth a cent. Old Boreas has come
out from the North and said to ye
L~ggers Il will give ye yet another
month, and then ye shall surely quit
the biz. !"
The skating has been excellent, but
it is gone, and the girls and boys look
disconsolate. Never mind, you can
soon go in swimming, of coarse We
mean not as you have been a skating,
however.
Be wise in time and get bottle Of
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup, which
always cures coughs and colds and
prevents consumption. Price OIL %
cents bottle. Sold by F. J. Wood.
Our city loses good citizen in the
removal of J. W. Hodges to Port
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
Star Lecture eve ca

Star Lecture COurSe.-We can
now announce the dates of the coming
lectures of the course. Unless sonla
special change be made of which we
are cognizant, the lectures will be
given as follows
Master G. PAUL SMITH, the Boy
Orator and Impersonator, Feb. 14tl
and 10th.
Hon. SCHUYLER CeLFAx, Feb.
Oath.
The hall ought to be filled every
night, for there is not better talent in
the country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

Lost. : In the vicinity of the Cath
Ollie Church of this place, during the
fire on Sunday last, one gold watch
chain the property of Mr. Bovin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

Grand Rapids has as fine band and
orchestra a. is generally found in
cities Of greater pretentions. "Dc
you mind that, now
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

Photographs. II. Hebert
takes first class photographs over Bel
anger's building. Prices reasonable,
and work satisfactory. If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

Wanted. "A good family horse
gentle and reliable. l will pay for the
same either in an Organ, Sewing ma
chine, or Pills.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19

Don't forget The; sociable at the
church tonight.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCH DiRECIORf
ceSGREGATIONAL.-R 7. s. Norris.
Bsr,ices every sabbath at half past III A. NJ.
sna half past !, p. II. Sabbath School at II ii.
pr.yar Meeting every Wednesday evening.
KFTROBTST EPISC.-R.v. p. s. BENNETT.
Services every Sabbath al half past 10 NJ. and
n Glass Meeting at P. ". Sabbath
school at II N. Prayer Meeting every Thurs
day evening.
ROMAN ca THOLIC.-Rey. CHAS. BEYER
Services every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Gstechism at P. N. Vespers at P, II.
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OO0.
Grand Rapids, Feb. 49, Wv
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Don't forget the Good Templars
Lodge on Monday evenings at the |.
O. o. f. Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06

The lust three samples were of Louisiana
cane cut ut tho height OF tho grinding seaaon
aud aent 10 tho Az ricuiturnl Department. and
II will DO noticed Ihat the Nv. rage amount Of
sucrose or erystalizHbIe sugar, in the Iuic OF
tho four apeeimena Of aorghu when cut at ful
maturity was VI cater t1b "a per cnnil than III the
Iuica ri the three snmplea of Louisiana cane
IA ~ per cent? In other words. u given amour
OF aorghum juice would produce more com
mareial sugar than ths same amount Of tho
Juice Of the Louisiana cane ~ fact not the least
astonishing of those brought out by this inter
Oating experiment
ThI. inquiry has led DR.. Collier to the follow
Ing cancellations:
l. That each of tho varieties of sorghum
mentioned tAnd there Ia no reason 70 suppose
that they do not fairly represent oil the vnrie-
tioa knnwnl yields q luce which ia M rich til
crystnlizable sugar ~ that Of Louisiana sugar
cane.
That III order To obtain tho maximum
amount OF eurrosa or cane sugar. the enrGhum
should 10 allowed to rtpeu thoroughly before
* III cut.
Dr. Golfers rules for raising crop of sor-
ghum sugar are therefore:
|. Select IL variety OF cane that Will certainly
ripen aavprnl weeks before tho autumn frosts
a. Allow tho seeds to become hard and ripe
before the stalk is cut.
This ia all there Is In the wonderful dlaoov-
oros In regard ~ sorghum that have boon
made by the Agricultural Department. and,
like many others of the grent discoveries OF
modern times. II II shall come 10 be elassed
among thcm. which have rGvolutionized trndo
md changed the customs of the civilized world.
it Is simplicity itself.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
MARKETS nH rELEHa APH.
DOM ESJ'IO.

NEw YORK. Feb Sou horn -four quiet and
work common =, !" 1lir ezra 70 1900 y. good
90 firm: ubgradrd rcd 81 2omI 40. Corn dull
and henyy AID 'a'@7tc low,t; uBRrnded red 500
So. O,ts dull, he"vy nnd lower; No. 47a9As.
lops quiet nnd unchnn god.
@ ,ffs,e fn rIy net v" and steiAy. Sugar steady /:
centrifugal ga. Cuba mu-fovados 1667H-
Martinique ~, E,az 81. fair to good refining
asses in moderate demand and unchanged.
nc" fra Wh fair inquiry r., hs ,d dull ~
Pork low IT tIIT Wy tfuf nj st7 t41tss0f If If
mlhcll"a duh at,a lower: long c!enr 7. loag and
closing rt"adv ut 7G9mf 70 Waisky nominal at
81 liaei r. Frig6,s duh. .tdes dull and in
'Tn,s %y2 a .s ss'9a ahte extra
G 8'sms9s. yoIaw 7ssa7'4. fl A s11m9 standard
a@9le. cut Ionf 9'a @S3l, crushed 81, powdered
CHICAGO, Feb ~, Flour dull ana nominal,
winter 81 q }a@l 81 No Chiea4o spring 81 10.
ut &c. Oats dul and shade lower: fir sh 33h.
Pork unsetted. nctIvs and lower Mt Sill 75011 80.
Lard unsettled. active. weak and lower at 1860
10. Bulk menus heavy: shoulders To- short
ribs 40 clenr So Whlaky steady ats OF.
CIo - Whs at steady and unchanged. Corn
not uuotably. higher. Pork hrmsr and 40
hlghsr.- Lard ffmer but not auotabIy higher.
The Droverb' journal Reports: HoRs-ite-
ceipts Sc go. shipments 25oa: market unsatis-
paeklng and light - 1904 45. choic,. heavy
~ 5ofoa 10 md closed ve'y weak. Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000 shipments 300: market fairly &C.
sT. LouIs. FIJI. 5-Flour ensier: fancy ss.
fnmily So e5. Wheat opened lower and ad-
vanced &c; red fall 81 22A No. 3 do 81 2C0p1 20h.
Crn dull at - Oats dull nt aata. Whisky
ste.dy. Pork lower at 81 2bgil 50; Lard
lower ut ~ Bulk ments dun and lower:
ehoulders 95aA.5o. ribs tea5, sides 55@5. 60.
Bacon lower: loose clanr ribs 20
ST. LOUIS Fob 3 Hogs duh: Hight shipping
na hu hars n
5! 5og4 60; receipts $500. shipments 1900.
sold II shade lower; shipping steers IS 25@5 90.
good 1916 90. choice heiters 81 1904 IAN.
cows and hsffers scarce AZ - 1908 s5 feeding
steers SqD4 Is; receipts 100. shipments go
Sheep strong and higher: fair to good light
receipts 100. shl pments 40.
changed Wheat scarce and firm 1T 81 %. Corn
dull; 40 Oats quiet: 80. Pork unsettled and
lower: sl2 IS. Lard dull. closing at T. Bulk
meats lower: shoulders l, ribs 90 sides 6k.
Green meats dull shoulders 4. sides 8; hams
femer; .hards ozs@loh. New Orleans 7@s1.
Hogs dull; common 50 5000 50. light q 1904 80.
packing 81 4oa465 butchers 81 $500 6b.
LoylsyILLE. Fab. 5-Flour dull extra "a so@
475, fancy Sc 25@7 %. Wheat dull at 81 30. Corn
a. s1a. Lard quiet at s's@sI Bulk meats
easier: shoulders a., ribs s.7o. sides os. Bacon
custer: Shoulders 5. ribs II. rtes ~ Sugar.
cured hams eh@1oh: Whisky, firm at u ob.
sy'vaoia 4e@47. Provisions quiet. Coffee
quiet; Rio cargoes. ls1@lsk. Sugar. quiet !;
dull and unchanged.
WILm1NaToN. Fob. 5.-spIrits Of turpentine
steady ct 80. Rosin steady; 81 20 for strained.
steady; u 55 for hard. 50 80 for yellow dip. Tar
steady at 81 10. Corn unchanged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06

wore cut from the early ambar. and the. juice
Of them. after having been extracted. was
f. other stake we're ~! from That and
served Of the constituents of their juices. The
results Of these Investigations were very re-.
tho glucose or ACKNOWLEDGMENT contained In
tho Juice was ere,teet IN the early stages Of the
development Of tho plnnt. and taat steadily
diminished until ihe cane rnn he'd full mnturi
~. md that II began 10 inarease ngnin after the
p'nnt had heeu subjected to hard frost. On
The other hand. the converse Of ths was trne Of
The auar ~ or crya'alizable sugar That was Ut
its mln'mum during tbs early etness of the
growth Of tho plant. Increased atenhIly IVA he
s"neon advanced. renchod its max mum whom
IA" cane WINS thoroughly ripe: and. excerpt IN
the hret vnftety. began to dimipi4 III after hn,d
frost Tn" following tab!e, condensed from Or
Cnliier's records OF tho experiment. exhibits
tht 90 facla:
Per cent OF assssasssssssa
euaroas Ia =, e. . 20 -ess - - Q, n. :, C
Juice ....,. 49, - t---N IN
Per cant u 80 -ss -r.ss : - IL 2
GLUCOSE IN Sc, 40 -t.+@s - csse 30 -+r-.- ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06

ION. quotations represent ,oholesale prices er-
Dept ,rhem job lots are specfed.l
TOBACCO, 4
LEAF TOBACCO Running stock $50 hhds.
stock on sale 100 hhds. Quiet. Low Tugs 9.
@4c y b, medium 4t4@4Ho good and fine 40
&c. Low leaf 5sa0bMc medium sa@7ac. good
MANUFACTURED ToBAooo-In request and
firm. Fine plug Ssc0s2c v ID. fine medium
s5sss2c Bright quarters; common 10 on. sound q
sweet 35W4Oc. No. ], 81 and lO's dark BLACK
black 34943c. Fancy styles. natural leaf. 42@47c.
No. l. TBS. extra fancy 67@9sc.
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
suaAR-Is quiet. Receipts GIG hhds. Exports
none. stock under the sheds $500.
Inferior 5esse common On 81 osd; y, good cd
&C. fully fair 7t4g77.c. prime -@7tse. strictly
prime 7s.07ac. seconds 6S@sc; yellow clarl-
fed sta@szsc. gray clarified s'.@s3ac, off white
81 Dszsc. choice white 9@92e. standard white
-M9i4c.
MoLAssEs-Is quiet. Receipts 1861 bbls. Ex-
ports none. Stock under the sheds $3.50.
Common 3oD33c y gallon. centrifugal 3o143c
fair s5@a7c prime 4o94sc, strictly prime 4bg47c.
choice -td5O,.
R1cE-Quiet. No. 2 43.@4Xc. common s1a@s1c.
ordt .arv 6.@6'ac. fair 7s@a6sse. good 6,rG6z.c.
prime 67su71sc. choice 7s@Tsc.
= BREADsTUFFs.
1.-THE JoNo,oino prices are for round lots. Job
lots 25a5oc per Dol. according to QAalitv.l
supsrtlne 1905 SIX. single extra IS so as s2H,
double extra IS 1905 treble extra Sc 1906 371a.
choice extra IS 5oS6 s2h. family IS 6596 rs.
fancy SO 1906 871s.
Corn MEALS 25@- % Dbl.
GRITs-$-@D3 % p Dbl.
HoMINY-$3 2OD3 80 o Dbl.
RYE FLoUR-$5 1906 DBL.
GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFS.
Orr quotations are for apholpsale lots on the
landing. Dealers job at The tollo,ring ddpance
from store: Corr 294c PEI, bushel oats 2os4c PER
CORN IN sAoKs-In fair supply and quiet:
$50. yellow mixed = a54c . bushei.
OATs-In fair supply and weak at 48egi9c y
bnshsl.
BRAN-Is In light supply on the landing and
HAY-Is in light supply and stronger; choice
s27@o- y ton. prime $4,000. ordinary 10.
BULK CoRN-Salable at 48G49c for mixed y
bushel. white 52954c. yellow b2g53c,,
BULK WHEAT-None here 5alable at 81 $50
40 y bushel.
Eo.u quotations Of provisions are for lots at
,rholeSale. .Jobbers' prices are 26950C per DBL
more and hUAc higher per lb.l
p PoRkNsls 25@- p Dbl for old. and s1s 500
BR a nSM. BACON Ordinary sH@7c. choice
BAcoN-shoulders 5x@-c. clear RIB sides ~
&C p ID. clear sides SOC.
packed 4aa-c. clear rib sides -@7c, clear
sides -9714c.
HAMs-G anvased-Choiee small -@1oae p
fb medium -@1o9. large 9@akc.
kegs 82499,, raan.d In buckets -@9o. Pack
ers' lard-tierces 71aG5A. kegs SIC. pals sAc.
Packers Hoo PRoDuoTs-Prime mess pork
p Dbl. Spare ribs 81 p fierce and IS so . hbl.
Side ribs $40 25@i1 p tierce and 81 p Dbl. Pig
pork IS 1907 2 half Dbl and sla 2 Dbl. Ham sau-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

<,,-,,
CITY HOTELcC Btmel. wife. child and SER
Yant, y Ja n 5 Mrs C%felh Mrs Davis.
Tex;, DR. y o scluggs Cl,utieryille. La:
smith, Miss; r. 9 Chhmplin steamer Thos
S q ist Masbsrt i, Ph,ladelpnia;
c g 4 Miss Mary mcdonnell, Louisville;
81 ! l A,exanarla. "a; Bailentlne.
Bay bt LOUIS - f1 = {, Lafoprchei
IArsh ~ ~. moplie; lowell Y i,all; Bayou
sara: w Rhodes Ouachta parish " Leary.
WE aha seTva n MISS Molils Crnhton Mln-
ley: w d barnett, city Tho. Ryan. Detroit:
p JACOBS montreal ho9t u IN and vile; Ioron-
70 Oan. Neis9n morris. Herman smalleY.
ann an en NIL cMy, Mrs w Jonn-
70. son. n, Mlse :, NeLae Jonnsoh. CnlGa30s
Mn n.kn,oswS' ble,loW. blkeloW, ~ Idnl.
a Manh ~ " onoaiars ana Wie. MISS same
1,a I1t M anr1 re La; halTs ChicaRo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

THE toAo,riag are ne latest quotations 70 day.
The inside figures indicating Tie bidding rate and
The outside the asking rate
RAILROAD BoNDs-Chicago st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
@. first consolidated mortgage %.
first mortgage @ OK coupon, do second
Orleans and Mobile Railroad %. New Orleans
Pacific @. Canal and Claiborne Street. first
mortgage. @.
lI1soEL1ANEous BONDS Small State Oonsols
47a40-. City Consolidated Bonds s2@S4h.
Wharf Donis g. Drawn Premium Bonds
125a@l3s. City Ten Per Cant Bonds O.
UNITED STATES BoNDs-Five per cents @
=. Az per cents o: per cents. here
%. do at New York los 90. do at London
10sts0-.
WAKRANrs. SCRIP. ETo.-Levee Warrants 9oA.
O.; State Warrants 1879. receivable for licenses
and taxes. 500, Police Warrants-1s7s. -@4o:
1s76,-G-. City Scrfp-1s74. 32A o: 1875. $40:
1876. s2a@-: 1877. 322s@33: 1878. 32'4 g32s ::
School Certticates-ls77. o. Half paid City
Coupons $50. Interest Certificates on State
Consols-January. 1879. co., e--;July. 1870.
Privileges on Premium Bonds s4@1 p cent
Unpaid State coupons 64at467.
STOCKS The before the foHo,cin1 quotations
Of stocks indicates Fridays ,oeekty quotations Of
the Neac Orleans Stock Exchange; the t. last sale
SINCE Friday; the !. last sale to-day: q. ,onh dbl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
FIN ANGIAL.
[I1r quotations Of foreign and domestic mar
kets are from the closing tela0ransl
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Tlanrnnces. balances.
This week $40 TAT $40 II $1.l6l .sos NJ
Lust week 1o2ip 93s GO $40 $40 Oh
This week last year 9.4Os 202 % 1.2ia.1iS 70
THE MONEY MARKET Continues easy. though
more In request.
Exceptional commercial paper Ia quoted 7
W cont: AL do -00s: collateral loans sos: Al
mortgage 8: second grade nominal.
NEW YORK Money rate y cent.
LoNDoN-8Hnk OF England rate y cent: Con-
sOs ~ b-l6i.
PAhts-Itentes 70 40
SILVER Mexican dollars rule at ss@ssis. trade
dollars 94G9b: American halves and quarters
% hMl0O. Bullion In London 81 9l6i: here. fine
81 lax ounce.
AMERICAN doLp-California TOO a cent dis
count: light weight 97@par: muttlated " cent
discount.
FonE1oN CoINs-In currency: Five-frano
pieces sO@-c. twenty franc pieces s. $50.
sovereiRns 81 1904 So. ten thaler pieces 81 600
-. Spanish doublQons SIS $50. Patriot doub-
looms SIG 35@-. Mexican dOuboons Sl5 $500.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces $40 5000 49, South
American gold 90o per pesos. German twenty
marks ~ 800D4 70.
STERLING Firm Here commercial Is 5000
A8i. bank ,-@D4S3 bank counter rate -6D4s3I.
bankers 4s2Gb4s2h. bankers sight As4l04sb: at
New York commercial is 4SlH0481A. bank 4s2k
0D4a3a.
FnANcs-Ftrm. Here commercial are s.24'.@
-. bank b.20as@-; at New York commercial
8 3s.@b. PAN. bank b21hDb.Ua.
NEW YORK SIaHT-Firmer. Commercial $1O-
discount. Bank and bankers counter checking
rate 81 prem tum per $1,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
NEW ORI,EANH MARKET

In sympathy with the course Of the market
nj New York. cotton opened easy aud closed
steady ut yestordlys quotations. The move
mont was confined to 1900 bales. exclusive Of 900
yesterday. The offerings were Reuorny fair.
with tho exception Of tho medium grades which
wors In moderate supply.
The Cotton Exchange reports snles to- day
5000 bales. including 200 nfter u. m. yesterday.
Market opened easy and closed stendy. Stained
,sDt.c less than white OF tho same class.
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Bidding Third call


betweencas; yesterday $500 bales. including 200
after third call
DETAIL OF SALES.
Februnry-1 b. nj. 100 bales at 1852.
March-First CALL 100 bales at IL 65. 100 at 1868 ;
second call 100 at 1898. 100 at 1910 100 at 1893.
100 at 1868: 1905 D. m 900 at 10 CD: third call 100
and 100 at 12:72 3:15 .. m.. 100 at 1914.
April-5econd cali. 100 bales at 1888.
May-First call. 100 bales at 1872: third call.
100 ut 1903.
June-First GALL 100 bales at IS OF. 100 at 10 05:
second call 100 at 1907. 100 at 1906; lao D. NJ.
100 at 1905 third call. 100 at 1880.
August-1oo bales at 1876
September-Flrst call. 100 bales at 1886: see-
ond call. 100 at L. So: third call. 100 and 100 at
1859,
October-Second call 100 bales at 1876: third
call. 100 at 1902.
November-Third call. 100 bales at 1852.
December-Third call. 100 and 100 bales at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
COFFEE.

Meserp. Small 4 Go. received tho following
telegram to-aay from Rio do Jansiro: 'Pur-
chases OF coffee since January 2s. 5000 bugs :
stock 900: average daily receipts. $500 bags
price sA6o0 Exchange 23ad."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
q LVVH w iii 1T i i 1

Under resolution Of the bonrd OF directors
adopted last evening. tho following members
were appointed floor committee for the onire
Exchange. viz: A. b. Cammack Cyrus Bussey.
il. y. Jurey. Edward Morphy aud John Lawson.
It was made the duty OF the Dor committee to
maintain order On the floor Of the Exchange.
and 70 call attention to any violation OF the
rules or breach of doeorum by mombers or
others In the Exchange rooms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRACY.
Thursday Evening. February 8. 1880.
DAILY MARKET REVIEW.

Money continues In fair request md eaay.
Foraian exchange IL firm.
Now York sight IL lrmer
State Oonaole and Premium Bonds are ensier.
Stueks are quiet.
ypot cotton In steady here md futures firm.
New York spots ara rlendy and futures firm
Liverpool spots ARC Ter MT 1-16i decline.
wbls futures arc ttoady. Havre ia uuiet and
steady
The inclnment weather interrupted tho move
ment on the suear Ievee and the grain landing
to.dsy hul tho markets on both exhibited no
marked variatl VI.
Breadstu III arc steady.
Provisions nre quiet aud enay-F
Groceries and ooun nv products exhibit little
animation.