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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
THE ADVANCE IN WOOL.
New York Chroniole.l


The recent advance of about 100 per cent In
the price Of wool has awakened a new interest
among farmers in the sheer question: Under
any circumstances 1t can be demonstrated that
the production of sheep Is more profitable tn m
cattle When the farmers learn to diversity
their resources. and not depend entirely upon
In condition to relieve themselves from the
burden Of debt. and lay by reserve fund an
nually fora rainy day: At the present time
fields rottinR. Farmers, ambitious to make
money. undertake to cultivate more land than
they can attend to properly. Thesame amount
eighty acres. and much less labor Invested In
small flock OF sheep, would have paid better
dividends In the wool clip, and you would have
Suppose email farmer OF eighty acres.
say, buys twenty five head Of sheep at ss
each, 49, The wool clip from these for the sea-
son would not amount to less than $50, and DOS
sibly $780, In one year they, would be very
nearly doubled In number. The expense Of
their keeping IL less than any other stock. and
unable to 90 into the fields and stalks go to
waste. they could liye and thrive finely n your
ears he steer w
will In one year be worth $40. The actual profit,
counting all expenses. is very small, He Is sold
and that ends II. Your wool clip will more than
pay the expense OF keeping your sheep. and
the lamb product will nearly double your num-
Der: 30 that your sheep In one year have paid
making net proflt Of $50 on $75 Invested. Tho
next year the flock increases In the same ratio,
and Ii is not long before you have big fl ock Of
sheep. worth $500 to $500 from your small In
vsstment Of SIS. To realize any perceptlble
profit from cattle. a larger investment Is re-
Qnire d than nine out Of ten OF our farmers can
afford.
Previous to our late war large focks Of sheep
were found on nearly every plantation In this
State. Since. however, sheep raising seems to
have been abandoned In this section. but now
that much profitable results can be obtained In
this business. as shown above. would 1t not be
we'll for our small as we'll as large planters to
turn their attention to sheep raising.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OAssIDY's HOTEL-Thomas W Campbell.
vicksbnrg; A W Stanford, Canton. Miss: D
Hamblin. Camden. M 81; J r Chapman, j
Chandler. Cato. Miss: .Jno Hart, Jackson Miss |;
W Vlrden. Canton, Mis-; DIR A b Smell. Bayou
Goula; M A Mitchell. Monroe; J Pendleton.
H Nat A Peat. Woods; city; G Jacobs.
Donaldsonville: Geo W Fry, Pittsburg. Miss !:
Capt Cousins, city: Jos Smith. st Louis; Geo
Martin, Gallagher and wife. Miss; A 3
>. OH HOT ELI s Woodward, Texas; @ 8
Thompson. Phiiadephia; DR. A 9 Love, Dom
I. !.uis Groneryig.. city; Benz King and wife,
MIssis,ippi; Dr. 7 FL Jackson. r 'ck Bluff. John
Mcbride, A Ell Lindsey. Portland Ark: Chas G
Germany and wife, Miss J Anderson. Miss
Mississippi; Lamar Fontain. Yazoo county.
Miss; Allen and wife; Breohem. Tex; Mrs
Van Pat'en. sMrs Julia Caukins, Austin :
A " Orion and wife. Rome, Y:J Grtssom.
wife and child. Texas; 0 Amacker. Tangtpa-
hoa; Mrs Minnie GRAY. and son. Austin. Tex;
pr M J Debossel: wife and six children. New
York: Mrs Bogget, Montgomery; Miss DeRos-
set. Al Macanley aud wife. New York; Mrs w
z Cleveland Miss Fannie V Emmett city; Miss
II b Macauley, New York; G @ Duncan. Whar~
ton county, Texas,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH,
DOMESTIC.

NEW YORK. April 1.-Southern -four dull: COM
mon TO fa1r extra SIS 4095 80. good to choice do
s607 IS. Wheat 1@21ac lower and heavy; un-
graded winter red 81 1901 36H. Corn q shade
firmer and moderately active; ungraded 500
93h. Oats about lc better and quiet; Nos 3sh
Coffee quiet and steady: prices unatered.
Sugar dull, and nominally unchanged: tair to
good refining 7S@78. prime 8; refined quiet;
extra o 7S@S51, yellow 73d97%, off A sIfas, cut
loaf 81, crushed 93S@9Z. powdered 81. granu-
lated 97s@sS., Maldsses-Foreign dull and nom
lnai, New Orleans quiet and steady. Rice firm
Rosin dull and unchanged. Turpentine dull
and lower at 49, Wool firm; domestic fleece 50@
IS. pulled $1,000. unWasned 1892 Texas 2I0D4o
PORK open ed stronger and closed quiet: Sill $50
II s7h for old, 81 65@11 IS for new. Mlddles
s bort steady long eear "a shor TX long and
heavy at 755@7 60. Whisky.nominal at 81 10.
Freights quiet; Cotton seed oil nominal. Hides
In fair demand. firm and unchanged.
ch91ce s. 60 Wheat unsettled and lower; No q
red 1ali g q. No do 81 15]s. Corn lower az s4.
lower at $40 5000 80. Lard nominal. Bulk
meats lower: shoulders 8 so@388, ribs $1,000 35
SIDES 645g65o Bacon steady and unchanged
choice; supply large: quality not frst-class :
good steers 1906 IL. fair heavy "a 6594 80. com
mon and light to medium So 1904 49, stnckers
ana 1eeders 60 1904 Is. COWS and heifers 50 $50
20 receipts 2200. shipments 1909. Sheep steady
ana In good demand; good 81 5og5 %. prime to
cloIce 10 3Geg6 Is receipts 1900, shipments none
Hogs lower; Workers and Raltimofes 81 25@14 as
butchers to fancy 81 1904 co. receipts $500. shio-
ments 2400.
,CHIcAGo.. April 1.-FIour duh and nominal.
Wheat dull and lower; NJ. Chicago spring
81 1s4@l, 1871. No. do s1o1 OIL. Corn dull.
wax We and lowar; fresh s55a, regular s27s. Pork
lower; $50. Bulk meats In fair demand and
| Wer: SHOULDERS 4 10. short ribs 6 s77a, clear
Ss Tba w bIezsr steady and unehenged
ceipts 1900. shipments 650o-market 1air de-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
DAILY LETTER LIST.

Ladies' List.
Alright NJ miss Mead M mrs
BeusSe Mary A miss Nlchol Lizzie mrs
Banyow Kate Ryan mrs
Burke Kate miss Stewart Jas mrs
DsFerrer Fanny Williams L mss
Hunsaker Young Bette @ miss
Manager mrs
Gentlemen's List.
Coughlin Michael Keller s @
Colwell Jas Lay d DIR
Cannon Jas Lewis a
Clarke Jesse Meyers sc
Dixon Jas Marchard mr.
Diser or Duz9n mr. Murphy VIM
Eckstein Gustave dco Mathers Irvine
Fontaine Louis Mitchell Jake
Frost Eugene Richard NJ
Goodwin Thos Il Rosencrane VIM
Healey Peter Sanchez Jose Garcier
yubin Jacknes Auguste Sherman Iron Works
johnson Sam Whiilimans Charles
Unavailable Letters.
NOT PREPAID.
Estroppa John Willis Genevieve mrs
MIsDIRECTED.
Anderson Mary mrs Brun John,
Baazille Etienne Heuler Robert
Ivory Adam Labarre Jas
Thower Whitfield Clabon Jos
Wakefield miss Wales
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CRECAG0. ST. LOUIS AHD NEW ON
LEANS RAILROAD

Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliens,
Street Depot. on and after January H. 1890, a.
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
kxp. No. /. $3.50 .. n. EXP. no, q, $50 q, m,
Mixed No. g. 7:15 a.. n. Mixed No. 4, 1880 .. "a.
Nos and run daily. Nos. 8 and daily. ex.
cept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McOomb City
leaves at 400 D. n.
Sunday Excursion for McComb City leaves a.
1913 a. m. Returntng, arrives at $50 a. m.
rARotaa 70 Io 591s EI dfNSInA SAnE
sT. LOUIS q Sleeper is at. tached at Milan,
enshiins passengers to ~ through without
leaving the train, Only ONE CHANGE nc,
NEW YORK and EAaTERN CITIES.
Improved Sleeping and Reclining CHAIR carg
to yicksburg daily, without change.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and infoEns-
Common.
a. y. SHELDON, Ticket Agent
f.CHAaDLER. General PASSENGER Agent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
FUTURES.

Our sales and quotations ore from the Off
Exchange, and comprise all transactions re-
ported By the Exchange to The close of busi-
ness.
The market opened steady. ruled firmer at
noon and closed easier. The sales summed I'D
IL 100 bales. including 1900 between calls against
1890 yesterday. including 1900 between calls.
The movement was principally In Mays and
Junes, the former compri5ing 470o bales and
the latter 500. The largest single sales we're
900 Junes: between the second and third calls,
at 10 SO. and 900 Mays at 1856.
COURSE OF THE MARKET.
The inside figures Of the following quotations
at the closing calls are the bidding rates to-day
and the outside figures the asking rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
NEW ORLEANS MONTHLY COFFEE STATE
MENT

We are indebted to Messrs. Small Il Go. for
this statement, from which we extract the fol-
lowing: Imports Of Rio Coffee since the first Of
July, 1879. to first of March. 1880. 1e7.77o bags
arrived since. s242: total receipts this season,
1T6o12: sales for consumption from direct i'm
portations since July l. 1879 Including 1A4s3
bags In march,. 186. o72; stock on hand April /.
1880. sa4o: stock In dealers hands. $4,000 bags.
Quotations: Cargoes- Prime -@16c. good @
1910. fair -@16c. ordinary -@14c. Market
closed steady,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evening. April /. $780, }
DAILY REVIEW.

Money continues easy.
Foreign exchange and New York signt were
firmer.
State Consos and Premium Bonds were
easier.
Stocks we're quiet.
Cotton was steady here for spots, but easier
for futures. New York spots closed quiet and
steady and futures easy. Liverpool spots de-
clined 1-16d and failures were barely steady
Havre was quoted declining slowly.
Sugar and molasses continued In fair request
and steady.
Rice was active and stronger.
Flour was quiet.
Corn was firm. Oats were steady. Bran was
firm. Hay was easy.
Provisions were firm.
Groceries, fruit and country produce were
quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02

not be received at the treasury. By punching
a large hole ia silver dollar from Ave to thir-
teen cents worth of silver is taken out. Ind,
vlduals rarely refuse to accept tnese mutilated
who obtHzn large quantities Of silver suffer the
most by&he mntila,fon of coin. as the defective
pieces cannot be exchanged for certificates or
greenbacks at the office OF the treasury or sub
treasury. The penalty for fraudulently mutt
lattng coins 10 a fine Of not more than s2ooo and
Imprisonment of not more than two years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION IN ENG
LAND.
New York Ohronicle.l

New York Ohronicle.l
The following are the latest advices from
England:
deplorable state. and II Is feared that. notwith-
standing the weather Is all that can be desired
the land will be Ill cultivated. partly from want
ofcapital. There are houes. however. that the
weather Wi continue sSeasbonaoe tna ,eamets
pay: and that the most serious difficulties have
now been overcome. But between the present
during that period farmers will have only few
crops to dispose Of aud will not. therefore, be
able to augment very materially their purchas-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

opened easy ruled steady at noon. closed
steady and the sales comprised 34oO bales. The
offerings were free at quotations. but buyers
seemed indisposed to go on except at conces-
sions. which factors generally refused to grant
The assortment with few exceptions. was
Door.
The Cotton Exchange reported sales TO- day
$500 bales. including - bales after 3 .. m. yes
terday Opened easy and cl 1sed steady. Stained
6@hc less than white of the same class.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02

VESSELS CLEARED AT NEW ORLEANS FOR FOREIGN
PORTS DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH $780,
We are indebted to Mr.. J. T. Belknap. CHIEF
inspector, and Leon DeJhan for the following
statement:
Steamship Montreal. for Liverpool. 1884
Steamship St. Louis. for Liverpool. 5000
Steamship Maceregor, for Liverpool. 1s.oo7
Steamship Asia Sofia. for Liverpool. $3.50
Steamship statesman. for Liverpool. 10000
Steamship Amezonense. for Liverpool. ss.45o
bushels of corn.
Steamship Texas, for Liverpool. 42.4 bushels
Steamship Annadale. for Bordeaux. 81 9l5
Leon Vereto for Bordeaux. 25.s45 bushels of
Nordenskiold. for Bordeaux. %. $50 bushels Of
IBirma. for Bordeaux. 80, 500 bushels of wheat.
I Bakran. for Dunkirk, 81, OILS bushels Of corn.
Souvenir, for Dupkirk 81 O51 bushels of corn.
Lois, for Dunkirk, so 76s bushels of corn.
Champion. for Dunkirk, 4s,721 bushels Of
Steamship Boadicea. for Rouen. As. GOT bushels
Addie Il. Cam. for Rouen. 1888 bushels of
Steamship Ben Lomond. for Rouen. 1854
Norman. Tor Rouen. 52.1ss bushels of corn.
Bachelors. for Rouen, 1905 bushels of corn.
ArtlZan. ZOE hOuoD, 81, lus QusuSlS OF corn.
Steamship Orconsra. for Rouen, 10000 BUSH
els of corn, 80, 1859 bushels of wheat.
Lizzie Perry. for Havre. 32os5 bushels Of
corn.
Annie M. Lane for Havre. 42.ol9 bushels of
Dorodea M. for St. Nazaire. 2s.s5O bushels OF
Steamship F. ". Harris. for Antwerp. s2.ss2
bushels of corn.
Steamship Renpor. for Antwerp. 81. 1891 bush
Steamship Hallamshire. for Antwerp. 5s,725
bushels of corn.
steamship Acton. for Antwerp. SOFAS bushels
Steamship Buteshire. for Antwerp. 10000
Steamship St Fifty Nine. for Antwerp. $3.50
bushels Of corn.
Steamship Vizcaino, for Antwerp, 7s.4s4
bushels OF corn.
Steamship st. George. for Bremen. 1858
bushels Of corn.
Steamship Camelia for Bremen. 44.312 bush
els Of corn,
Steamship Helmstedt. for Rotterdam. 60, I'll
bushels of corn.
Steamship Ben Cruachan, for Rotterdam,
81 O03 bushels of corn.
Steamship Eglantine for Rotterdam, IS ,44s
bushels of corn.
Jane, for Rotterdam. 81. l6s bushels of corn
Steamship Europa. for Hamburg. 74,S2l
bushels OF corn.
Steamship Drumduff. for Genoa. IA $40 bush
Steamship John P. Best. for Naples. 1863
bushels Of corn.
Total. March. 1sso-Corn. 1s64,7ss bushels;
wheat 174.324 bushels.
Total from September. 1879. to March. 1880
Corn, s. $50 1877 bnshel wheat, 2,Sl4767 bushels:
rye. SO $50 bushels.
Total from September 1878, to March. 1879
Corn 2,260.6T0 bushels; wheat. 1858, sos bushels
rye, 214. s34 bushes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
GRAIN SHIPM ENTS.

We have now to record the largest monthly
shipment Of grain from New Orleans.
amounting to 2.Oss.las bushels. The increase
OF this trade may be better appreciated when
we state that the total shipments this season
reach already 5.s47 9sl against 3.s4S4l2 same
time last season. For want OF barges the
shipments have not been greater. The desti-
nation Of grain this season has been to the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02


Wharf Bonds %. Drawn Premium Bonds
O., City Ten Per Gent Bonds @. Water
works Bonds @.
WARRANTS. SCRIP. ETc-Levee Warrants %
and taxes. @. Police Warrantso1s74. a7esssz.
City Snrip-1s74. 52@56: 1875. b4@-; 1876, 541056
1877. 54h@-: 1878. s44@-.- School Certificates
tnrest Certificates on State Copsals-January.
1879. coo: July, 1879, @. Privileges on Pre-
MUM Bonds A@'s y cent Unpaid State Cou-
pons, ID.
STooKs.-The before the following quota
tions of stocks indicates epeekty quotations Of
the New Orleans Stock Exchange, achich arere
made up Thursday ON account of The holiday :
the l. last safe since Friday; the /, last safe to-
day: a, aoith dividend: e, er diuidend.
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1857 100 at IL co. 100 at 1851, TOO at 1858; June
900 at 1859. 500 at 1888; total, 24oO bales.
Third CaH-Aprtl. 100 at 1250; May, 900 at 1856 !;
June 100 at 1897 100 at 10 ga; 100 at 10 So: Octo
Der. 200 at H. SO: November 800 at 11.so: 100 at
IL 81 total. 1900 bales
After Third Ca1-May. 100 at 1855; June. TOO at
AsaA.-I 100 IL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

SUaAR-Continues In fair request and steady.
Receipts 352 hhds. Stock under the sheds 1872
| hhds.
Inferior 511@61kc. common -o7c, good
common, ~ @7Ac. fair 74@72sc good fair-971ac
fully fair 7A 972<c prime -97z5c. strictly prime
low clarified ss5@szsc. off white 8x@sc. choice
| white -@91sc. standard white -@94c.
MoLAssEs-Continues In fair demand and
| steady. Receipts So hbls. Exports none Stock
under the sheds 2109 bbls.
Common -@S5c q gallon, centrifugal Se@42c,
fair -@40c. prime 42@45c, strictly prime 47@5Oc,
RICE-More active and stronger. No. 2 40
4Ac. common $1,000. ordinary l6h@6]4c, fair
6h@6h. good 6H@6Ac. prime 7@7Ic. choice
BREADSTUFFs,
The following prices are for round lots. Job
lots are 25450c more per Dbl according to
quality.l
FLoUR-Is quiet and unchanged. Fine 81 $50
40, .superhne 81 90@5 15, single extra IS $50
40 double extra IS 1905 65 treble extra SIS 30 q
Is. choice extra -@s6 25@-, family Sc SIN,
fancy So 50@-.
CREAM AND PEARL MEALs-ss 259s IS per Dbl.
OoRN MEAL-$-@2 Is y Dbl,
GRITs-Good choice 1903 Is,
HoMINY-$-D3 p Dbl,
Rye FLoUB-$5 25@5 so ~ bbl
GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFs
IOur quotations are for wholesale lots on the
landing. Dealers job at the FOLLOWING Gdva,sce
from store: Corn 2G14c per bushel. Oats 204c
per bushet, Bran 5g71ac per 100, and Hay 50
@3 per ton
CORN IN sAcKs-In fair supply, fair demand
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ATE CONSOLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
At THE n. 0. STOCK EXCHANGED

STATE OONsOLs At NEW YORK.
1857. m.-sl7oO0 at 81.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
N. Orleans, New York. London.
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
Rc...1o6 1914 *io6a 1858 1881 1888
AZ &C.. *IOs4 NIX -
6S. new. 1881 -
FEx coupon.
Governments strong,
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
Tine following are the latest quotations, the IN
side figures indicating the bidding rate and the
outside the asking rate.
RAILROAD BoNDs--lhicago. st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
@. first consolidated mortgage lOs1a@-.
do second mortgage @, Jackson Hail. DAD,
first first MORTGAGE a@1l2. do second cou gon.
Orleans and Mobile Railroad @. New Or
, saA1 Pacific @; Canal and Claiborne street
road mortsage 1860. New Orleans Water.
Yosks COMPANY mortgage. 20. st. Charles
MISCELLANEOUS BoNDs-Sman State Consols
@. Cisy Consolidated Bonds GEO..
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DOMESTIC MARK ETs.
V ~
NEW YORK MARKET.

SPoTs- Opened and closed quiet and steady
at yesterdays. rates. The REGULAR saies COM
prlsed 673 bales, and the deliveries on con-
tract 400 bales.
Quotations-Ordi 11Ic. Good Ordinary
y Ice. Strict Good Ordinary 70 5.16c. Low Mid
ding l29sc, MiddllnR, Uplands 13c. Middling
FuTuBRs-Closed easy with sales of 900
bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
AAALM0AESaS.
n Ew ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after MONDAY. April 5. 1880. the
coast. accommodation train will leave Canal
street depot at $3.50 o. m; returning. will ar
eve at g2 No g. and WI rqn daily Sundays
and No. 2 arriving at 8 a. m will only stop at
Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian. Mississippi City,
Biloxi Biloxi Gee Ocean Springs, East Fascagoula and
ing sundaya; when al stops will be made.
j. W. COLEMAN, Ticket Agent.
d. y. ROBINSON. Superintendent ap1 At
OFFICE New ORLEANS SPANISH Fort AND
ON AND AFTER f M4 nsfp4 T. 1882 TRAz1Ns
~ will leave the Depot, corner Of Canal and
Basin streets at $50 9; II, 49, ~. "a, and
O'Clock, and the rate will be rs follows:
Round trip to The Lake and return. 20 cents
Round trip. children between and IL
Round trip to City Park and return. :. 10 cents
Family tickets, 25 round trips. $500. $3 SO
Family half tickets, 25 round trips,
children to IL years. ........-..... 81 Go,
C9lldren under years. :,:-....:.. Free
mic parties and schools.
Arrangements can % made for special trains,
to be run during or after + regular y MI, hours;
mh9 I'M General Manager.
NEW oRLk Ly4fst AND !. ! M4tNtslhN a4ILaoAD
THE SHORTEST oI HggTh 70 hAsrERH
ONLY LINE WITH j. DogBLE DAILY PAS.
sENGER TRAINS.
s and saSe dspo oos of a Ese
No. E1 HpAyn; No. g. Aassy.
r oally. 1880 am. daily. ....-7:4o a.nes
R9: .,. Express No. Express
aSefs NAV 10 daily an Pm
Berths secured In ADVANCE on application at tho
office corner Camp and Common streets. oDpos
a,,r T. 5 S9EEssSF 4 RagsEza ssn
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DOMESTIC EXPOl
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
RIO DE JANElRo COFFEE MARKET.

hlo LIZ JANBlhO COFFEE MAhhEI.
The following telegram was received to-day
by Messrs Small l. Co. from Rio de Janeiro.
via New York: Purchases of coffee since March
a. 5000 bags: stock. 100000; average daily re-
ceipts 5000. Price sn6OO: firm. Exchange 22iSd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
MINING STOCKS.
COTTON N.

Orr quotations Of Domestic and Foreign
MARKETS are from the closing kilograms, ana
our Cotton statistics from the NeU Orleans Cot
ton EXCHANGED
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$3.50. 1877 2.3l4.767
nQA h,xs IA lc
NEW ORLEANS GRAIN INSPECTION.

We learn that all the available barge room 10
already engaged up to the end Of May.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
FREIG III rs.
COMM ERCEAL.

Or quotations represent Whotesale prices
except aehen job lots are specsfed.I
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02
PUNCHED SILVER.
y

1t is a fact not generally known that silver
coins with holes bored or punched In them will
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02


STOCKS THIS DAY AND SAME DAY LAST
YEAR.
AT this port. This day, Same day laet year.
Total 1855. 262987 213O97
On shfpbOard....-. 81 100 1912
Leaving in presses 211l97 136.925
AT all q. g. ports. This day. Same day last year
Total. -....... T77399 b3S 69S
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
SPoTs-Dul and easier at lid decline on
yesterdays rates. 7Ad for Mtddling Uplands
and sled for Middling, Orleans. The sales
comprised 1000 bales. OF which 570O were Ameri-
can. The receipts comprised - bales, of
which - were American.
FUTUREs-Opened and closed barely steady
Observation-Disclosures. any port. not below
Low MiddliDg. were quoted as follows: January
-. February :, March : April sled. April
and May s-1sd. May and June s-1s. June and
July 7.32d. July and August 7i4d. August and
September 7-32@74d. September and October
b-3297 3.16d. October and November g. 100
7-32d, November and December ID. Decem-
HAVRE MARKET.
.. Declining slowly. Quotationss8 francs for
Tres Ordinaire spot and ss for Low Middling
(afi 0at).
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-02

LEAF ToBAooo-Running stock 1000 hhds, part
OF which Is held for local delivery and for
shipment. Stock on sale 500 hhds. Cutting
grades are In request and higher than the
following quotations. which are for export
@4Ho, good and fine 4x@5c. Low leaf 6x@
SIC. medium e&@7ho. good and fine 7h@sHc
seections 901Oc.
p ID. fine medium bO@6Oc. Bright quarters
common sound 34@4oe. Bright navy. 4s and
bs, 4o@6oc Black sweet s2@5Oe. No. 1.5's and
34@49c navy 3's black S2@s6o Fancy styles
natural leaf. 42@47c: No. l. MS. extra fancy