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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-23

CALCUTTA, Feb. %. In an accident on
the Cano bar Railway near Mitri seven
coolies were killed and four injured
Hhendrioh, the leader Of the Rumpa
rebellion, has been beheaded by his own
followers. The head has been fully ident-
fled
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-23
r D SWEENEY WM JAuhsOh. OHAs. 1. WALKER
SWEENEY, JACKSON & WALKER
nj. M. CORBETT,

A rTORNEYS AND COUNSRLLORS AT LAW
- ofhce-Bengston's Block, Rock Island, III.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
s.@s.. Cotton seed oil dull and wholly nom

|
CHICAGO. April ,e-p1our nominally I'm:
oheaso os sprins ii OK juno. 81 d I July other
ssa ayy %ns 92 ssS s h. weak Sgf bs @a
and lower ut am, Pork dull. weak and lower at
% 4s, Lard dull. w9ek and lower ~ ss7.. Bulk
menta ansiert shoulders 800, short ribs O. clear
egg, Whisky steady 81 u OF, ,,<
Closing. " Wheat ac,iye aud lower at I'll oTM
du dull and lover 1t ~ ' May. Pork unsettled and
lower OF 90 tass May. Lard dull and iowors
The Drosera' journal reports: Hogs Aeceipts
10 900. shipments 1900; mark ct opened FIRM ruled
fairly active and clvBed dull aad weak with
Oh dice heavy a. 9sD4 So Hight si 1904 III Cattle
fleeoipts $500, ahpments 93oo: market slow
steady: common to rnodinm slow for chipping
s4@5 40 butchers scarce and eiaadp. common
q good 1893 40. st2esera, q 90e,y 90 Sheep
good TO choice o. 75@s-
r. Lov,y Apri .. W. r., dn md m
. do 81 q asked Corn 'ower At siH. .Oats low.
ernt 30 bid. Whisky autet ct ., % Provisions
dq ss9 yn,l .ny s hpDpns sra sa
a. buohers' 70 SOLICIT o.. 1904 90: receipts 5000,
sbipments 400. Cat'le-Act,ye demand for
SLOW and weak. good to choice heavy ~ 40ND4 80.
light % 1904 cows aud heifere "a soaDs %.
sheep steady good demand; fair TO fancy o. 30
&C. receipts 4at0. shipmarta none.
CrpcisaATi. April 10 Flour dill and loyert
family o. 1908 70. fancy % ebt0e 70. Wheat
numinaliy unchanged, ANAL transaction. Corn
act ye and arm Ut soepai ,,s dull: No. mixed
9 1905 80, Bulk rnchts eneier; shoulders az,
rib g. eidee ae99. Bacon dull shoulders AZ,
ribs e& sides ~. Wbieky ncfivs' and lower at
81 Oh Sugar Htmer bards toD1eh. New Or
leans 74" az. Hogs dull ;cnmmon ~ a2s@ss.
light a 1904 80. pneking "a iooa 40. Dutohera'
81 4G6b4 90.
LoutsvibrM, April Is-Flour dull and un-
changed Wbeni dull and lower ut 81 o5Go1 10.
$40 60, Lard guist ut Bulk meats easier;
shoulders 3a@4. ribs ~. sides. OK. Bacon
essier shoulders as5B ribs $50. sides Ta5. bu-
par-eured hams g@loE. Whisky lower ut
81 gt.
WtLMtsaroN. Apri TO- ~spirts Of turpenttne
.trniued. Tar steady st 30. Crude iurpentine
stendy: 81 for bard, "a FIR yellow dip. % so for
virgin. Corn unchanged.
FOREIGN.
HAVANA, April IL. Suear-The tone Of the
market has remained unchanged; towards the
close u iveier b1sineea WIS done. nnd prices
OF NIL sorts were about " real arrobs higher,
reala gold per arrobe: Nos. IS to 20 D. g. ION
o. ~ reals: molhssss enRHr Nos. 7 10 10 pit TAG
~ rtnls: mnseovado sugar. common TO fair M
aD8la reals: centrifugal sugar. DC degrses poo
| larizitlon. In boxes and hogsheais. pk ggM
reniH.
Stocks In warehouse Mt Havana and MatnDzas:
81 500 bnxea. 1os 900 bugs, 1870 500 hhdss Receipts
~ week: $4,000 boxes. $500 bags. LOO bids.
Exporie during week: IL 4os boxes. 1850 bags.
IL 100 hhds Including a46 boxes. and oil bags
and hhda 10 the United States.
Spanish gold 282l O232E, Exchange firm on
United 81 atee. 60 days. gold s54@34 Premium;
short sight do 4h95 premium on London ti&
@i5A premium.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20

In whent Tho fnIl has been about tWenty osnlH
per buahel. aud siill the foreign market de-
clinee about rs much mn tho American. so that
purchases. for export are not greatly htimu-
lated. La Iron the fnl has been sompuisory,1~
tiop. and American foundry No. /. the quality
quoted above, cannot we'll b. maintained above
at that price. The fall In pricn may. therefore.
continue until the homo market is secured by
American makerH. In cotton the price seems
laton until u recent date, and In defiance of NIL
reliable information as to the probabe supply
or demand. The price Of petroleum haa been
largely affected by arrangements between trans
porters. producers and retiners, It will be aeen
that tho decline from the maximum has been
quite large enough to Justify predictions made
oasea, to Iehtore tho market to u healthy eondis
tion. To the following prices of N larger number
OF articles for January and April 10 are com.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
II gives as available supply for this

~ kINeS tS hVhiitul5 bupplg lpE kAlb
season. 1,2v3.0 900
[Our correspondent omits from this state.
ment OF estimated supply the stock of cotton In
Ing to 66. pts bales: which will modify his reck-
oning TO that extent. and-all his figures being
veriiled-would make the stock In Liverpool on
August 81 1880 900 bales. instead OF $4,000 as
he estimates. -Edttor.l
A careful exam nation of the records OF spin.
ming shows that the highest average per spin
worked up to their utmost limits. and when u
working week consisted OF sixty hours. The
number OF spindles in that year amounted to.
In round numbers. 100000. and the average
weekly consumption was 1880 bales of 400
pounds each: In 1878 the census gave total
number OF spindles In Great Britain as ss0oo.-
and we shall be more over than under the mark
In fixing them at present ut 100000. Allow.
Ing that improvements IL machinery will
working week now as compared with 1871
fifty six hours against sixty, we have an
~ with mills In tl
consumption OF $1,000 bales of 400 lbs each. or
So 600 bales per week Of the. size OF the present
American bale Of ~ lbs each No reliable sta
American cotton In this consumption. put from
AS 600 to $4,000 is generally considered nearly
correct Take the latter and 1t gives ~ weeks Ks
bales. Deduct this from the available supply,
1,29S 900 bales. and 1t leaves stock on August
81 Of 900 bales, against 900 bales last year.
This appears to be the worst position the mar.
ket can be In. and from the foregoing each one
may draw his own conclusions. These should
be Influenced by another fact. which may
play an important part during the next
few months. viz: the excellency and quality of
East India crop. For coarser counts the lower
grades of American will be competed against
sumption of the one Influenced by the cheap
nees of the other. Taking all things into con-
sideration, the present aspect OF Manchester
trade and the abundance Of the East Indian
crop. we cannot come to any other conclusion
than that our estimate Of the consumption OF
American cotton will not be reached, and that
not considerably larger. stocks than last year
With this view there Is no prospect OF much
improvement on the present range of values.
nor yet of an serious decline. for there is al.
ways the probability of a pinch when stocks at
the close of August are below SOC. 600 bales, and
this will have a steadying effect.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20

TYNE MONEY MAnkrr--Is flrmer.

THM MONEY MAHKET@@lH Hrner.
:. Exceptional commercial paper ID quoted 7@B
W cent. Al do 30: collateral lonns 6Ds; ioAns
on call at the banks W cent W nnnum, and
on the street --@s: Al mortgage I: second grade
nominal.
NEw YoaH~ Money ratio 4 " cent.
LONDON Bank Of England rates cent: oon'
sols 30 1915
PAn1s-Hsutas "a 40
hILvER~Maxican doliHrs rule Mt spb. trade
dollara p4@ps: American halls and quarters
par. Bullion In London stSd:. here. line
I'll t3A W ounce.
AMERICAN aoLp-California TOT cont dis.
COUNT light weight p7@par: mutileted cont
diaCount
FOREIGN COINS =- In currency: Fve-frane
rfeOes BoD=o. twenty frhne pieces s3 7bep-.
aovereigns a. 1904 30. ton thHlor pieces o! GOO
s~ Spanish uoubloops s1b gbGp-~. Patriot dotb-
looms SIG $500, Mexican doubloone BIC $500
Mexican twenty pesoa pieces sia gs0la 49,
boutli American gold 900 Va peaos. German
twenty marks ~ COCOA 10.
STERLING Weak. Hare commercial ~ sB2d9
is2s. bank 50 a04a5. bank counter rate * DaHb a.
bnnkera' ~~0pdB4h. bnnkers' sight 0aHsts; ut
New York commercial is aB2sD4s9a. bank sss
dDAB4s.
FBANos-Weak. Here commercial are 22ls
bank b,tsa; at New York. commercial b.23's
@s any, bank b.2A 0b, 40,
NEW YonH bIeHT-Weak for commercial
Commercial pnr. and bankera' counter check
ing ratio % 80 premium $1,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
MARKETS BIZ rELE&nARa.
DOMESTIC.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Southern -four quiet and
heavy: common to fair extra s. 26@6 85, good to
choice IS 1907. Wheat 205c lower, feverish and
unsettled. closing rather more steady: .un.
graded red 81 25, No. 2 red o. 27@t 2Sa. mixed
winter 81 2s1s01 "a. Corn firm and fairly active
ungraded 5l@52A. Oats 191ac better. closing
quiet; No. AZ. Hops dali and prices un-
settled.
Coffee unchanged but quiet. Sugar firm
Cuba 73s@7A. fair to good refining 7So7a.
prime III; refined quiet; standard a 9A@sA.9.
but Quiet. Rosin 81 a5@1 40. Turpentine dull
and weak at s2@s2A. Wool dull and heavy: do
nestle fleece 50@65 pulled $685. unwashed 1s
$50, Texas 400. Pork lower and moderately
active at $40 10 Middles dull and unchanged.
Lard heavy and lower but fairly active trade
Hires dull and weak wet sailed New Orleans
H. Texas 111s@13.
sugar--O 7H@s extra G s1S@sA, white extra
OK. crushed OK, powdered 9A@ah. aranulatad
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
FOREIGN GRAIN MARKETS AND CROPS
IN Y. Commercial Bulletin April tG1

The following are tho latest mail advices re-
lating 10 foreign crops and grain markets;
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Mechi, OF Tipiree Hail. writing to the
london Times. says. A dry. duaty March
dry winter is p happy omen Tor british agri
the coil despite the frosty nights. and eansed On
sse and a a@ps as the en Tas so
81 @ aF ss eesn nph s aa ME
Ing OF spring corn. The absence of rain has
been propittoua for the nocks aud farm AMI
mails the fall OF lambs being generally abund.
ant.
Fine weather has continued to prevail but
the nights have been very cold and conseu uent-
Hr"nw winds haya dried he sar
face Of the soil. and the grain fields do not pre-
ssentso satisfactory m appearance rs In the first
as e q S eaS e Ta nss
milder. with o shifting OF the wind southward
the probable forerunner OF change to rain
eecsn Saa seed psst
petue TO vegetation In general
HOLLAND.
The weather had continued favorable, al
though the e mperature was rather cool. lit
rn ESS % sf or bes
Ind suddenly qnderwent a dcelension. but q
portion OF the loss had since been regained
Rye for the October term had also yielded In
value
At Antwerp wheat had lost In value. and the
tone Of trade was quiet; Az Brussels trade had
been slack. with prices feebly supported.
GERMANY.
The weather had continued cold especially
at night. with strong northeasterly winds. In
the daytime sunshine had been experienced
accounts Of the new crops are mostly favora.
have suffered. and In some instances the fields
have had to be turned M. At Berlin wheat had
been literally ,ffered on the spot and future
delivery was quiet. with feebler tendency.
EGYPT.
Atelearam from Alexan dria OF the thirty first
uItjmo reports no alteration In the value OF
wheat. beans or cotton seed. The freight mar
ket continues to manifest great depression.
=. asv,oo from 4 Sran Il tne twsntv fou =,
ults, reports dull trade and reduction In rates
all round. A general heavy. rain had taker
place and in time i Is believed to save the most
be OF benefit 10 the native crops.
NEW ZEALAND.
A report from Canterbury OF the eleventh o
February ammo unces that the wheat crop was
weather. The quality was good. and thu
available export quantity was reckoned a
about 100000 tons.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA,
ADELAIDE, Feb. 2l.-For some time after on,
last advice our market remained very fiat. But
owing to the small deliveries of wheat, and the
hope Of better prices, the value improved some
what. and II is now higher than It was a month
ago. There have been considerable orders
from South Africa, and few cargoes have
been sold e .. X! at about 5ls sd@s2s oft. ant
more would have been taken. but at the pres
emit rates for wheat and freights, they could moi
be supplied, except at an advance OF Is or q
per ar. There is but little demand from tn,
neaghboring colonies, and IL seems to US tina
prices must soon adjust then selves to wha
English buyers are willing to give, so that I'm
less better rates are reported from London
the value OF wheat here must decline.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
fttTuR.asl.

IO,w sales and quotations are from the Off
oiat bulletin board Of The Nese Orleans Cotton
Euchange, and comprise all transactions re-
ported bD The Exchange 10 the close Of bust
Ress.l
Futures opened quiet. ruled quiet at noon.
firm at the the third call and firm at the close.
The sales summed up 1900 bales. including 1000
between calls, against totnl yesterday of
10. fyp including 1900 between calls. The
market closed ~ n considerable advance over
yesterday's. as will BIO seen BY the details boz
low.
GoUAsE or THE MARKET.
The ineide figures of The following quotations
the closing calls, IRE the bidding rates to-day
and tho outside figures the asking rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20

Bafore First Gull 800 Mt II &c. 100 ut go 800
nj LOT 100 at Il 80 1900 nj lilo: total 5000 bales
First Gail 300 nj no: total, 800 bnlsa.
Bettcens Fir'at and Second Calls June 100 Mt
I1.7b 800 ut INA. 600 Mt II n. 600 nj III. 100
nj 4 "a: November 400 ut II total. 1900 bales.
Second Catl-tO0 at II "a. totnl 100 bales.
Battpeen Second and Third Calls April 100 ut
II 40 May. 800 Mt II 40! June. $40 1t tIT1. 100 ut
nj ma 100 ut II "a 400 MT tt.7G. 100 ut HIS go
ut IL 10 400 ut 1ls 100 vt ii ga July 400 ut II Bb
October 100 nj tt.10; tolai. 270D bales.
Third CaH-Muy. 100 AZ II. sb: June. 900 ut II, Bb.
400 at ltB6 100 mt 1tBT October. 100 at II 40. Mo-
vepbsr 100 Mt II b4 100 ut 10 pe: total 1900 bales
An1' THIRD CaR. juno 300 ut II 81; May. 100 nj
a IN. tain hHi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
nfo p1r JANEIno corFRE MARKET.

Maaera. Small b Go. received the following
kilograms to-day from Rio de Janairo via New
York; Receipts Of coffee einoe preceding Sat
urday, 10000 bags; average daily receipts. 1o.ooc
ba1a. purchases for Europe. IA 900 bags: do Tor
the United States. $4,000 naga: stock OF coffee
10000 bugs price Of r. q. y. or good average
carg oee, RS. sVsoo. Exchange 2od.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
DECLINE IN VALUES.
IN. Y. Public, April ISL

Prices have declined rapidly since about the
Other iS articles. the decline commenced even
-earlier. with a partial recovery about the mid
die of February, after which prices went on
their downward way again. In iron and cot
ton, the maximum prices were reached from
FEBRUARY Is to March II, and the decline has
since been rapid. The following shows the
range of prices OF a few important products at
the aiose Of each week this year:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. April 10. 1880.
BABY utEvIEw

The money market was frmer.
Foreign exeh ,nee was easier. and CONNER
ola, sight and New York isht also.
State Copsnls gave way A@h v cent.
Pre- MUM Bonds showed q marked falling
off closing ut aoAaso's. against 32Adoaah satur-
day
Stoke wern quiet
State Oopsole closed at go ut New York. against
so a@ets on Saturday.
Governments were quiet Mt New York.
Uotto n was lrm here for spots md futures
sho wed n marked advance. New York spots
were so higher and futures were firm. Liver.
pool was steady for spots. with futures arm.
Havre was steady.
Sugar was quiet and steady.
Molaa COS was firm.
Flour continued dull.
Grain was easy.
Hay was strong.
Provisions were quiet and easy.
0roesries. fruit and country products were
quiet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
SPOTS,

With the Improvement at New York and a
steadier feeling at Liverpool. spots were firm
here. but the demand was moderate. the sales
comprising only $3.50 bales. The supply was
fair, but the assortment was poor.
The Cotton Exchange reported sales to-day
$3.50 bales. Including - bales after D. m.
Saturday. Market firm. Stained h@hc less
than white of the same grade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20

The range Of prices appears to be lower than
Il was ut tho beginning Of the year. and this
fact doubtless explains much OF the ourrsn mt
quantity of products exchanged liz very large,
though It would be larger II pricea had not DE-
TERED buyers but the main difficulty with
denlere IL that they INDUCED In unreasonable
expectations as to an advance OF prices after
January 4.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
DOM EsTIC MARK ETH.
NEW YORK MkHR MT.

HroTa Opened eteady and closed firm at 40
advance over Saturdays rates, The res inr
saies comprised 21os bales. and the deliveries
on contract i40D bales.
Quotations Ordinary 100. Good Ordinary
lie. Strict Good Ordinary 1iae. Low Mid
ding 1890, Mfddiing Uplande lac, Middling
Orleans I2,sc and Middling Texah t2se.
FUTURES Opened ~ eady. ruled btrely steady
nt noon. and closed firm. with shlee OF $4,000
In Lac
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
THE COTTON POSITION AND THE MEX
CROP.

The Liverpool correspondent Of the New York
Commercial Bulletin. under date of the thir-
teenth OF April. Raye:
Inst year tho receipts at the ports on March
81 amounted to LAO 900 bales this year they have
totalled a.470 oDp-~Rn increase OF 900 bales
Com pairing the stocks ut the interior towns for
the same dates. there IL u further increase Of
100000 bales apparent or In all an increase thia
year over last on March 81, Of 100000 bales
Taking the comb ed receipts ut the ports and
interior during February. there was u falling
Off. compared with February. 1879. Of 81 900
baiae. but during March recovery OF ca 900
bnles: and M this movement has app arenty
not vet epent itself. 1t IL fur to assume that
February short receipts were exceptional. and
difference between last years figures and this !:
that IT, that the crop will exceed last years by
40 900 bales. This gives:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
In consequence of the scarcity of tonnage the
market continues firm.
COMM ERCIAL.

[Oar quotations represent wholesale prices
except a0ise7e job lots are specsfed.l
TOBACCO.
LEAF ToBAcco-The running stock Is 1880
hhds part OF which Is held for local delivery and
for shipment. Stock on sale 700 hhds.
Export Tobdeco-Quiet. Low Jugs 5000 y ID,
medium 4A@41scr good and fine 4Ae9be Low
leaf 53<@64c. medium 6i4@7Ho. good and lne
71@s1kc. selections 9@10c.
Cutting Grades - In request at full prices
Lugs 5@5Ac, medium 5A@5hc. good to faa as
@6e. low leaf 6@61ac, medium LEAF 6h@8c good
to fine S@12o selections 10000. Ii OF good color
and sweet and sound might command more.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-Qulet. Fine plug
60@70c q ID, fine medium 50960c. Bright quarters
common sound. 34040a. Bright navy, ~ and
b's 40@sOc. Black sweet S2g5oc. No. /, SO and
los, dark black sweet SS@43c. Navy hbs black
S4@49c, navy SIS black 32@36c. Fancy styles.
natural Leaf, 42@xgc: No. /. ms. extra fancy
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
SUaAR-Quiet and steady at quotations. Re-
ceipts none. Stock under the sheds TAGS
Common s4o7c. good common 74@7Ac, fair
74Q07dc. good fair -@71ac. fully fair 7S@7Zc
prime -g7Xe. strictly priIae --D3c. choice
-@sAc. seconds 7@sc. yellow clarified 85a
@sXc. off white sx@9c choice White-@sHc
standard white -@eAc.
MoLAssEs = Firm. Receipts 1874 bbls. Stock
under the sheds l00S bbls.
Common -@35c. inferior $500 gallon
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
COTTON.

| [Our quotations of Domestic and Foreign
Markets are from the closing kilograms, and
our Cotton Statistics from the Nep Orleans Cot
tom h,rchn1anel
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FINANCIAL.
NEW oRI,EANs OLEARINa-HoUsE.

[OaY quotations of foreign and domestic mar
liets are from the closing telegrams.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
FOREIGN EXP ,RTs.

FOREIGN EXP oRTB.
ron LIVERPOOL
Cotton, bales .,.. A0,a Oh cake. sacks. 900
ron BARCELONA.
Cotton, bales..s.. 1.opg Lard. racks 20
Lard, cans, 100
FOREIGN IMPORTS.
FROM GuBA.
Sugar. hhdas d39
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERCHAL NEWS

THE COTTON EXCHANGE
In another column will DO found the account
OF the meeting to-day at the Cotton Exchange.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
STATE CONHoLS AND Premium BONDS
All THE N O HTOUK EXlHANAE
STATE CONsOLs AT NEW YORK.
l2;an u. m. - $4,000 sales MT spa.
12.ao =. m,-~k6oUo sales ut 50.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
N Orleans, New York. London.

N, VEIHHHHy NHW IVENt IJUHUUU,
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
4 " c.. .10ga tpsH itTk 1ODh
Az 30. tua4 nix -
Is, new. toss 1oba -
Governments nniet.
STooKs.-1he before The following quota
tiona Of stocks indicates aeeekty quotations Of
III, Ne,c ORIGINS Stock Exchange; me !, last
NTH dipideytd. e. er dirideud
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20

ALEXANDRIA BAY. January .. 1880.
II. IL WARMER b CO. Gentlemen: / have
been troubled with kidney difficulty for the
last three years. and IN October last had
u very severe attack. then commenced
taking your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
obtained relief ut once. Thnye used two bottles
and feel rs uell ~ ever. and shall always keep
q supply Of Warmers SAFE Kidney and Liver
Cure Ia the house.
Yours truly. A. CORNWALL.
An excellent appetizer and regulator OF the
sygtam Ia MnIakoff Bittsre. .#t
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.
SpoTs-Steady at Saturdays rates I'd for
Middling Uplands and Lied for MiddinR Or
leans. The sales comprised 5000 bales. OF which
1850 bales. OF which $50 were American.
FuTuREs-Opened nrmer and closed firm.
DELIVERIES any port. not below
Low MIdding. were quoted IA follows: January
-, February -. March -, April 2e.32d. April
aud May 29-32d, May and June 20 32d. June
aud July 29-32d. July and August 29-32f9
6ilb-l6d, August and September 6 IS l6d. Sep
tember and October 29-32D6hd. October and
November 6'Sd. November and December sh.
December ID.
HAVRE MARKET.
Steady at Saturdays rates.
Ouotntions--s4 francs for Tres Ordinaire
tspot and 81 for Low Mlddlng (afoat).
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[O,v quotations represent 'aoboLesale prices
except a0heas job lots are specified
wnpA0Hn