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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.

The offerings for the week were 1887 hhds of
new and l29hhds old; total, 1886 hhds. Rejec-
tions, 30l hnds
We have had large sales again--in fact the
areest-wee ofthe, year, yet the bidding seems az
active and spirited as ever.
The peculiar feature Of this weeks sales was the
excess OF trash, lugs and nondcscripts offered
over leaf.
Wenad some very handsome old tobacco, which
sold 0t higher figures, reaching $23 In several
cases, while S21 and.$2 10 W re frequent iAF VA
New tobacco still rules hign new leaf reaGYifhg
as high as $l6 500l7. We have not had SO many
low grades any week this year as we have had
this. yet there seems to be,a demand forall
The order of the tobacco now offered is a great
Improvement on the past months and is In very
fair condition.
We have large and active market, and prices
are very satisfactory to sellers generally.
Quotations as follows.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Especial River Dispatches to the stas.

BROWNSVILLE, March Glib A. NJ
River II feet inches and falling Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 46o. Wind north
east.
HINTON, w. Va. March 9--8:37 A. M
New River 5 feet 8 inches and falling.
Raining. Thermometer 37o.
cHxRIEsror, March $40 A. NJ, Kan
awhs River q feet and falling. Weather
cloudy; light rain last night Thermonr-
eter 46o. Wind'southwest. s4cs 4, /.
OH Cry March 9-1o:26 A. M:-River 8
feet 7 inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
Wind southwest Thermometer 30s.. g.
Prrrssuse, March s-lo:ss a. M.-River
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
Fourteenth Ward Republican Club.

EVUKIuuHVH W"AW NuPUDfAU1n VkVW
On Friday evening March 18th. the above
club will meet at Sinners Stock-yard
Hotel corner Of John and Livingston
streets. H- ~" -s9r .sH .a
Willard Millgan and others will address
the meeting. The Glee Club twelve sing
ersA under direction of, Professor Louis
.Mund, will give some selections of campaign
music. A3laAfe invited and will find the
club thoroughly organized for q campaign,
which will only end when q Republican
President is elected and inaugurated.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09

Another one of those dilapidated
benches in the Police Court Room gave way
this morning, letting down about dozen
men aud women. George Bickel was much
pleased at the breakdown.
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THE JAUCH MURDER.
Frey Gives His Statement Of the Case,

The trial Of VIM. Frey, for the murder of
Jacob Jaueh, proceeded to-day before Judge
Moore.e ID sa4 Ags. ~ t.A sSs a.
L Walter T. Logan testified that Lieut.. Meyers
had testified before the Police Court. He said
Jauch struck FIRST and Frey struck back; Jauch
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
FORTY sixth CONGRESS.
SENATE.

( WASHINGTON, March 8.--The Vice Pres-
dent laid before the Senate memorial oil
Trustees of the Peabody Educational Fund,
recommending legislation to aid in the
education OF colored children. Referred.
The bill for the relief of homestead
settlers on the public lands, amending the
homestead laws in several particulars, was
passed.
The morning hour having expired the
Senate resumed consideration of the bill
for the relief of Fitz John Porter. Mr.
Bayard addressed the Senate. advocating
the adoption of the Randolph substitute
authorizing Porter's appointment ss
Colonel. AT the conclusion of Mr.! Bay ards
speech Mr. Mcdonald obtained the floor
but yielded to the motion for an executive
session.
Adjourned. it
WASHINGTON, March S.-The Speaker an
nounced the new rules We're operative to-
day, and called the States for bills ETC., be-
ginning with Alabama.
A bill to reduce the duties on certain i'm
ported articles was introduced. The motion
to refer this bill to the proper committee
under the new rules led to lengthy dis
cussion. 1t was finally referred to the Com.
imittee on Ways and Means.
A large number of other bills were intro.
Iduced and referred.
A message was received from the Presi.
dent, in regard to the Inter-Oceanic Canal,
which was ordered printed and referred to
the Committee on InterOceanic Canal.
A bill was reported from the COMMITTEES
on Indian Affairs authorizing tileSecretary
of the Interior to allot lands in severalty 10
Indians. Ordered printed and rec Jmmitted.
Adjourned. ,. ..y fs ..lg@..t. .f,..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09

Thomas White is locked up at the
Ninth-street Station-house on suspicion of
having stolen $50 from Mr.. Kamartin, of
No. 377 West Eighth street
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BONKOCINE.
3 O N K o G I N E. ,

wa n = FfLI HIfuU0 NuHIkI
Cures Gonofrhea and elect in from one tn four
days; no change Of diet or internal treatment
Sure thing. Ask your druggistf0r II. BONKOGINE
Co, sole psopnetou. Once and Laboratory 300
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FINANCIAL

CfNCNNArI. March 9-2P M.
Eastern exchange is quiet ard steady. Rates
unchanged Drafts on New York at lilo discount
buying, and par selling.
Sterling is quiet and rates firmer Sight at
"A Sss, and sixty day bills at "a 8515 per e. -
Government bonds; are steady and without
quotable chanEs since yesterday. The local rates
as iOlioWs: I'll ID T. .gs,t4 X M ss ffs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
New York STOCK Report.

The following shows the range OF quotatio ons
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange, as received by Lea Serrett & Co.,
28 West Third street;
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Cincinnati Lave stock Market.

HOGS-Fairly active market and firm. Common
s3 50a4 15 fair to good lght$4 20094 40, and fair
good packing at a 25@4 30. Select butchers "a SO
G04 60, gross.
CATfLE-The market is steady and quiet.
Prices unchanged.
sHEEP-Active market and firm. No change in
prices
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For New Orleans

TUESDAY, 9Th. at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
6.z = GOLDEN CITY, ]. d. Hegler, Master,
Fer freight or passage apply on board.
- or TO KdYse 4 Mosset Agents
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the following are the Opening and the loo D.
m. quotations of the New York ExOhaDee.
asrecetysd by Lea. Stenett u o.. .l2s Wsst Third
Opened 100 r. N.
W. q. Telegraph h........... ....~ l1SN r2N
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For Memphis.

THURSDAY. 1lth, at d P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ =, JAS D. PARKER Chss. Russell, Mas
Let ter For freight or passage apply on
board. or to Jas s. Wise, Superiu-
tendeflt No. IL Public Landing 1924 e&s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
MARKETS HI TELks. r APM,
DOM ESTIO.

New YoRK Jan. sl.-snuthern hour IN
wards declined sh@lc. then recovered. closing
duh aud searcely so firm: ungraded winter red
:, .oeel .o "ln ,e bette, migrated a, ges
Choce quist and tlrm but duh yeHrltngs 7Wl0.
Con quiet and nnenange J. Sugar dull, nom
demand New Orleans 38t@sa. Rice Ia fair de-
mand quiet and firm Resin dull at 81 e21s0i ".
Turpen'ine duh at $4,000 Wool firm but quiet.
Pork stronger: very quiet Mt s12 62'd. Mtddles
quiet and firm: long oar 800 short 40. long
and short 80 Lard frmer; modsrat " active
4 90 whisky nominal at 81 Is. Fteights duh:
Texss solicited 5oa97s NJ llIt2..
CHICAGO. Jun. 81 -Four duh and unchanged.
red winter 81 ~ Corn steady ani Ia fair de-
mani at stzs Oats irregular fresh 33.. Pork
H" m and hges at pr - Lsra a III:
& A.. short clear 80. Whisky steady and un-
changed.
The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs-Re-
cepts "a oto. rhipm.nts 1880; mar ket St ally and
In good demand: mixed paekng 81 25g4 90. light
- 1904 go choice heavy - 6sto4 co. good cleaE-
1000: shipping grade steady and In good de-
msnd Mt 81 7oab 40: butchers. sold freely; COWS
50 s5a4 25: Chsrokees 1908 so: feeders and
stoekers' 50 soG4; ali sold closed firm. Sheep
Receipts 1900 shinmenGs leoo market hrmer.
ST.. LOUIS. Jan sl-Flour easier and un-
Changed, Wheat . lower; No 2 red fall = AK.
ssa , WHISKY auist 'o at 81 o. PORK lower:
$40 65012 10 IL .rd unl. TX asked. Bulk meats
higher; shoulders 40t.l0. ribs Asa 8 So, sides
6. o@a6.1o Bacon steady shoulders ga. ribs ~.
sides 7.5OND7.55.
Hogs uciive and firm: light shipping a 400
IS, packing a 30a4 A. butchers to select "a so
demand: uncnanRed: supply SO small That
scarcely anything Was doing; receipts 200. ship
meuts $50 sheep Arm and unchanged: re-
ceipts 800. shipments 800.
CINCINNATI. Jan. sl.-Flour dull and un-
changei. Wheat dun and nominal at 81 -.
tIbr IA ~ a Al nv nnIl n n n "A
Pork dull and unchanged Lard In good de-
mand ut ~ Bulk MEATS quiet; shoulders ~,
ribs so. sides 8 70. Bacon firm: shoulders bA.
ribs IA. sides TX. Green meats quiet aud un-
changed. Whisky active and frm ut 81 05. Sugar
frsn. II 'gs steady. common % 5000 80. light
~ 1904 81. packing - 1904 eb. butchers - esq
475.
LoUIsyrLLE. Jan. sl.-Flour dull and nm.
changed. Wheat steady AT 81 30. Corn quiet at
46. Oats quiet ~ 40. Pork quiet at s13 so. Lard
steAdy az 81. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders ~
o., ribs ssW6;., sides 6I@7. Bacon quiet;
shoulders 81. ribs 7a@7". sides 7h@7h.
su9ar-cured hams 9tl@loh. Whisky Arm at
81 05.
bALTrMoRE, Jan. 3t.-Oats quiet and steady:
Southern 1880. Provisions quiet and un-
changed Coffee quiet and unchanged. sugar
stsader: soft 90. Whisky dnli At 81 1l0t IA
FreiRhts dull aud UNCHANGED.
WILMINGTON, Jan. si.-Splrits Of tnrpentine
auitt AT 3Gse. Rosln quiet: 81 2lh for stratned.
q IS for good strained. TAI steady Mt u Is.
Crude turpentlne quiet: 81 40 for hard. ~ 40 for
yellow dip. Corn unchanged.
FOREIGN
LONDON. Jan. 81 3 D. m.-BpIrts OF turpen-
tine 30 Sd. SuRar-Cuba Con fifugal. polar1E-
Ing 96 degrees. 27s Cd: do muscovldO. fair re-
lining. hhOat 23s 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL.y H Townsend ST Louie; M
J Murray: Thomas. city; Geo A smith.
Cincinnati: Fl Atkinson Boston W II Brown.
Yic = 1T. Tsx: E Hoilingsworh; Koscinsko:
Hawkins. Jr. DO Hawkins. Wlnona. Miss Mrs
DOnnell Milan. Tenn: J Tucker, Ascen-
sion, La: Beorer. Cairo IA: J @ Horter city:
} " Ro ysi dssy rs n, g.
Port Gibson: A q R,ssaay N l. ndsn L.
Chicago, Peters. Taos O5eamer. New
York; = Council, Shreveport: Bartlett.
G9ineinnati; p vii sat y, Louisville: Dav1
SAMSON " Louis: Sum, New York; III
nurfee, Pass Chi istian Il Kinney, Rod River;
w. W Ba g % Aust city: q, simmons. New
wife, Denver. Col: A Snyder, Rodney. Miss: a
Wildeson st James. -
ST yAMms HorGL-Thos A Garrett and
wife Homer. La: E1xena Van Ness. New York ;
wife. Miss Mills. Csncinnafi: Thos W Thomp-
son East Frlctans: J b Miller. Il John. 4 B:
All Sharpe. Toro nto: d Bradley. Greenfield o:
hoek Bronkhaysn; N o Comstock han
antonio; f F.a Abb 1T. RsIsigh o: H s
Geyad CorDs. Christi: Il Il Cowdon, New Al
Marrinder lanfa EK sssspp En Gi.y; Ala
GaTra t 30 q wife. Monroe.
o l HoTEL-Col r John,on, agent
son; Brady. 81 Charlse ee'' " i B @a
Austin. T tx; w Lane. CITY: q W Reaa Mis.
ss.sslpp1;. A!len. Vim 10 4es Tom smith city !;
a NJ ICELAND. Montgomery Ala: b Kellogg
81 nio hifr.o Miss q 4 Jones, Yazoo. Miss; " P
- lIampbell, Texas; Geo Albright, city l. n
| LotftrOp. Boston.
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ton. while Columbia and Venezuela ports,
etc., take o GOO barrels To give some Idea Of
the increase Of tmoortation. It is only nsoes-
sary to cite Demerara which imported from
the United States In 1877 only 81 900 barrels Of
-four. whereas this year that market has taken
40 900 barrels Enough Ia known that even a
portion az this tra te aud passenger traffic.
brought by way 81 the Gulf ports would add
materially to the revenues of tho railroads.
Afeaid Of the length Of this article. we will
only adj that the Pann sylvanis Cantrat and
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroads In establishing
steamship lines to Liverpool although their
respective ports wsre moro distant than NV
York from Liverpool. have found their roads
to have been materially benefited by those
ocean ferries. Tho Gulf poets nearer to
Aspinwall than Nav York. and pas sengers rs
we'll ~ freight ssak he shorter route. even
when they have to pay dearer fares.
We have not referred to Cuha, "a New York
ha. the advantage Of resolving all return
freigbts. for the sugar refnaries. with one
exception are all located north Of Mason and
Dixon's line. The passenger traffic IL not Of
very great magnitude. and is divided among
German aud English steamers that cali ut Ha-
vana as we'll az our veral Gulf steamers and
those running fro N Nav York
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2 bush. When delivered drayeEe y added.
Table salt 2@7e pocket. a.cording TO size.
full weights Ia 1870.
SrARCH-3ID sac.
COUNTRY PRODUCTS.
lO,u quotations represent 7rholesn'e prices on
and so &c higher PR pound in lots
It1sH P,rAro.s- si C5pl 30 Dbl. Northern
seed 81 25N12 80.
SWEET POTATOES III 5o0t ~ y Dbl.
ONIe Northern ~ 2saD4 no. .5..saz
GARLIC sO0u-e " bunch.
ApPLEs-Choire "a bpt0b v bbl.
LOUISIANA DAUBA4GJ 81 d. 80 y DD4 and
}4m-~ " 100
foua KRour- t7oDs Dbl
Northern $40 v 10, White kidney
yHnD4e rod kidney aIG4r Western white 2x6
2ao. Western red s@sa. ba' ii'tie on tue mar
ket. ,.
POULTRY Western grown enickens A0A ~
"A dozen young do 5000 30. ducks 81 25h13 u.s.
gsese s50s. turkeys sloeol2 y DOZEN Lou
isiann grown chiekens 81 bonA Young % 1908.
Etss- Western 1201oe y dozen. Louisiana
1b@isc
rs Louisiana clear 2o0630e. clear lake 82834e
COUNTRY HIDES Dui Green aaIteh s's@she.
dry flint ts@ls S III dry J, an q ga ,'"n.1 =
ss.o: steer md hides. 80 to 70 b. s@shc;
kip.. = e 90 d. s @ .. az. eo"rred srabby
TALLow-Quiet, Country b'.0e*c. city eA@7c
BEgswAx- -1ea02oc " ID.
HoRNs horns prime. zach -GbGc: COW do
-~0D2e
DRIED FRutT-Applss -D7e y 10: peaches
DC. -.
Moss-Mised 2.aDsc y n. grey l.@alse. black
sAm4e.
TEATHERs s5tOb0e r. n.
COAL
PI1-rsBuEa -Tostenmboats soc v box, retail coo
a bb Wholesale $50. 81. Barnard 400 y box TO
steamboats retail 50e. wholesale 30.
ALABAMA Pratt Ia ssllng ut Is ton 1000
IL; So v box to steambous: retailing n BOO =
bt,i Helena Ia selling NJ TO y ton. 1000 ID 1. re-
failing at soc y hbI. Moptevao l. selling at
81 90 r ton 1000 b retailing NJ 75c u bb.
MIsGELLAhEU Uh
NAVAL BToREs--Pitch - 26tD1 80 Dbl. Tar ~
~ 50 " Dbl. II sin 81 2beo3 so bb. Spirits tur-
peutiue 4Gt047 sa " alton.
BAIdNa SluFFs-Ba9gn 10. 11Wt1an y
yard IA ID 1a.1-c: baing twine 70 Sac d.
CoTroN TIES he Arrow tie 81 80 v bundle,
Grip ito ~ 2b, Acme tie -, Triumph tic "a 50,
Finn Il Wier cotton bale tie "a 10. Comprsssed
tie 81 25.
FRUITS AND NUTS Louisiana oranges. Choice
A. eoDB 30 bbi do medium %: Messina
oranges 81 5o0D "a bog. Lemons % bog.
Layer figs I50-c y 10; oval figs 100 p b.
Layer rnisina ~ 400 ~, London layer 81 76@-
Planta,ns 75c@sl rs y bunch. Bananas Il 2.e
80 v bunch. Dates 10 v h. Ourrnnts exc b.
Prunes lO}ac v h. Oltrou 2lc Fb. Almonds
90c y tb. Brazil nuts tic ID. Ftlhsrts lac.
Englisa walnnta l5c Peanuts go. Pecans 20
1l3c ~ to quality Cocoanuts BAT p 1860. Oali-
forniA pears ~ 30 box
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THE MONEY MAnknr-Oontlnues easx.

THE MONEY MARKET-Continues easy.
Exceptional commercial paper Is quoted 7
y cent; Al do -@8; collateral loans COS: Al
mortgage 8: SECOND grade nominal.
NEW York Money rate y cent.
LONDON Bank Of England rate ' cent; Con
soils
PARta-Rentes 80.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule al a8G5ask. trade
dollars 94G9b: American halves and quarters
~ 1s9lm. Bullion In London 81 . 1Gd: here. fine
81 I4A v ounce.
AMERICAN doLD-CslItornia TDs p cent dis
count: Hight weight a7@par. muttlated " cont
discount.
FoREIaN NoINs-In currency: FIve-frnpe
piaaes sn1-e. twsntv- franc pieces 81 75D-,
sovaragns ~ 75do4 no ton thasr places ~ 600
-. RpaaiSh dNuhloons sl5 $50, Patriot duun-
locus SIS $500. Mexican douoloeus f15 $500.
MEXICAN twenty ussos piacer &l9 956I9 ~. South
American gold a0e per pesos. German twenty
marks a. fOD4 rs.
STERLING Weak. Here commercial Ia 4soD
BOZ bank -6D4s2s, bank counter rate -0a483,
bankers 4a2@4t2s. bankars' sight Aha la6D4s5: AT
Nav York commercial La 4s1D48iA, bank 4s2a
0D4s9
FRANCE Weak Hore commercial nre Sac.
% - bank -16.2ii,: MT Now York commercial
s "a A6G6 22is. bank 52ltsDb.2lis.
NEW YORK RIaHT-Lowsr. Commercial %
sl 10 discount. Bank and bankers counter
checking rate II premium per $1,000.
STATE CONHOLb AND PREMIUM BONDS
AT THE N. U. STOCK EXCHANGE.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening. January 81. 1880.
Daily MARKET REVIEW

Money continues easy.
Foreign exchange ia weak.
New York sight is lower.
State Oonsols and Premium Bonds snow
slight decline
Stocks are quiet.
Cotton In firm here at an advance Of Re on all
grades except low ordinary. which ts IN
changed. Our local futures are firm at a
marked advance. NV York spots are lice
higher and futures firm. Liverpool spots are
fractionally iearer, but futures are dull Havre
IL Arm at u fraction Improvement
Sugar and molasses are steady.
Rice Ia UNCHANGED.
BreadetufYs are Arm.
Corn ID not quite 20 firm, while oats. bran
and hay are,
L. ieions are quiet and eaay.
Groceries and country produces are quiet
The cattle market la dull for beevea. calves
and yearlinRa. Hogs are weaker. Sheep arc
quiet. za
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.


tIhe fpHoriag are the latest quotations TO dnu
the nlsidn figures Indicating The bidding rdte and
TIE outside The asking rate
RAILROAD BoNps-UhioaRo, st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
O.. first consolidated mortgage, los@..
do second moTtsata %. Jaokaon Railroad,
fret mortgage Ill hDli2'a OK coupon. do second
eoupou 1870, do second debt @. New
Orleans aud Mobile Railroad d. New Orleans
Pacific O Canal and Claiborne Street. first
mortgage %.
INSTANTANEOUS Bonds, Small State Oonsols
~ t.D4s-. CITY Consolidated Bonds 1880.
Wharf Bonds @. Drawn Premium b ,nds
122t@1y7s CITY Ten Per Gsnt Bonds 10.
UNITED STATES Bonds Five per cents %
= a. per Cents d: par cents. here 104A
eolo4A do at New York 1ot.@lota. do at Lon
d. n l01'.d9-.
WARRANTS. HuRIp. Fro. Warrants olD
90: State Warrants 1879. receivable for licenses
aud taxes. 800 Police Warrants 1875. 5000:
1870. @. City Scrip s,@al'.: 1878, sstaoO
81; 1876 s2hgs2's 1877. 32a. eas: 1918; ga. 992s
school Oert,foa,ea 1877. % -. Half paid City
Coupons o. Interest Certificates IN State
Consols- January. 1879. --07t: July. 1879, O.
Privileges on Premium Bonds .@k v cent.
Unpaid State coupons 20
STOCKS The before Ns following quotations
Of stocks indicates Fridays ,oeektv quotations Of
the Ne,p Orleans Stcck Exchange. the t. last sale
since Friday, he t, last sale today; a. NTH dipi-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

We arc indebted to Col. Dan G. Morey for the
following comparative statement Of cotton re-
ceipts by the Chicago. 81. Louis and New Or
leans Railroad for September to January. in
elusive. compared with 1872 80: 1913. 80 III
bales; 1874. 7s7b bales: 1874 s. 9o4T4 bales;
1876-6, GA TAG bales: 1867. 42.so7 bales 1878.
~. os3 bales. and 1899 ao.bsl bales.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Under fair demand and the strong views of
fac ors cotton was Arm. showing an advance at
the close OF Nc on all grades except Low Ordi-
nary, The sales comprised 1900 bales. exclusive
Of 1900 yesterday. The assortment OF the me-
dunn grades was moderate. while those Of the
better and lower styles was good.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
r,uR CtTIZENa. RANT

III another column will be found card Of the
CitiH ans' Bank. reitaratlug the official state
ment we published yesterday. 70 tho card is
append ed statement OF the resources and liza
bilities Of the bank. which exhibits position
sufficiently strong TO alay tho apprehension OF
depositors excited by the groundless street
rumora current yesterday and to day.
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Bidding Third cal
- NV stty.--
salos to-day 1900 balea: yesterday, $500

Total sAlos to day 1900 bales: yestsraaV, 1aou
bales.
DErArI, or SALES.
March First Ulll--lDO sud 100 dbalss at ~ ~.
Aprit- First Cail-2oo bales ut c5.
First Calico and 100 b los at 80. II
a. m-2o0 ut IA IS: II 40 a. m.-5J0 MT 1876. s0.
June First Csllloo bales at "a 90: 100 Mt "a 81.
Iulv-Haeond Calico bales ut Is 10.
September Second Gall 100 bales at 12.6o: 100
and 100 mt 1919. ~.M sly.
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COFFEE.

Nessrs Small h 90. report In their weekly
statement: Receipts this season. ta.26l bags ::
stock In first hands, 1850 bags: dealers stock,
900 bags. Market quiet and nominal at our
quotations.
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$500 bales Market firm. Stained A@ho less
than white OF the same class.

FUTURES AT THE NEW ORLEANS UDT-
TON EXCHANGE.
Tho inside futures Of the following quotations
af tho calls ara the bidding ratios to day and the
outside figures the asking rates. The bidding
rates ut IL u. m. and D, are for tho rearla-
don of mnrgns:
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100 bales al 12.5l
DOM EHT!D MARK ETB.
NEW YORK MARK EFT.

EpoTs Nominal at 1-l6e advance over yester-
day Tho regular sales comprised 1873 bales
and the Deliveries 90 contract 400 bales.
Quothtons-O Ordinary IL Sc Good Ordinary
u lb lsr. Strict Good Ordinary 23-1fa, Low
Middling 1850, Mfddling Upland 12'.r. Mid
FuTugHa- Ooeued steady. ruled firm NJ noon
and closed firm, with sales of l34 900 y Ties
To-dnys To dny's Yesterdays
lnAning CloRa. Olnae
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01

Tour quotations az foreign and domestic nav
kets from the closing teegra,ns.l
We are indebted to Mr.. I. N. MAYNARD. mana
ger of the New Orleans Clearing House. for the
following report Of the average daily condition.
after the morning exchanges. Of the associated
banks for the week ending Friday January 50.
1880:
REsoURCEs.
o. 8. legal tenders. National Bank
notes and coin mountaineering. IS 500. 900 90
Other cash Items .........-..........- $500 90
Sight exchange on New York;. 2.2l5.7 TOO 90
Foreign exchange ............ 12l roo 90
Due from distant banks and bankers 2sl 900 10
Loans and discounts ................ 9a3S 200 90
Other cash assets. 1896 800 90
Total Observation-Disclosures. .........S21 e2s 500 90
LIABILITIES.
Circulation. 1874 307 90
Deposits Observation-Disclosures. - 2l6 40 90
Due distant banks and bankers l. l22, 800 90
ers ............. s7s 500 90
Other cash liabilities. .......-...... $1,000 90
COMPARED WITH LAST WEEK
Increase Decrease.
Legal tenders. ........--..-.- S169 600
Loans. .-..---.. .-.....-...- ..-... ~. 900
Deposits Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
Clenrances Balances
This week. -......-... $2.227.T23 81 1908 ,56S on
I4tst week. .....-..-.. 1874 4sS 81 10 .li5 10
This week last year. l.5l95l4 Al 2eo.7s2 IS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-01
MINING STOCKS.
COTTON.

tOtr quotations Of Domestic and Foreign Mar
kets are from the closing kilograms. and or Cot
ton statistics from the NeD Orleans Cotton En-
ch1nnal