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GERMAN BUFFER.
IN. Y. Numerical Bullaltn,'


A Hamburg broker has iu.t published = tab
ular abatement of the aintatious for butter
during the laat IA years lt79a 10 1877 The eN
port tradp. ia that prohue has heret fore been
considered a. one VI til i, incipal tnainstays 81
the aaricultutiet In Holland. Mecklenbufs,
0elateih. e. o.. but the advent Of the Amerles IN
article. and 81 the chemical compound. olen-
aud shake9 confidence III the future gf the
home article. An upward movement IN the
about i7es, The price Of due Hoetein In
t7aa WAS only ~ marks per cahtnpr. La the
latter year, however, it advanced to "a marks
taverazel the quotations ruling from 90 to "a
marks. The French revolution alao brought
curity n maritime commerce. had. dealt =
heavy blow to the export trade. The quota
ton. aank 70 n mMks, but rose II i7et to u
marks. The succeeding years witnessed an
advance to 100 marka IN 1903. and this point
waa not ). reached AeUatg until 1870. The
rariod after tho SAT Napole'nir wars .wAa
marked BY much diatresa among the asricul-
again about 10 be repeated. About 1870 an I'M
provement began. and steady advance In the
prices ut butter continued until 1854, when II
touched. ~ stated loH marks. The wat trada
With England was steadily developed until the
quotation reached i4a marka Ia 1879. Hlnee then
Danish butter. nccordtnr % our HAMBURG
authority. now tahaa the frat rank. The
American huttsr auff,rs from being ru,ed with
m Inferior description of aalt. but still Il is
concealed that II has won q permanent poattian
IN the market Denmark Ia about to Rhip ttH
fine butter IN boxes To China. aud n the Oriental
Fourmeta are about To enter the market. there
Il no reason to gu oppose that gu Orange county
may not uleo ehAra the advantages OF this new
source Of demand.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Felix Ferrier 10 Henry Lambert, 4 lot and Inn.
provements 10 square bouudsd BY Napoleon
Avenue, Ichonpi oulas. Jersey and Berlin
streets, H&kl20 $3.50.
Geo Taebnle ~ n. Knntz. four lots with I'm.
provements. bounded by DR. ,ndway, Wall.
Chestnut aud Oliver streets, 30xt2D. $500.
Domiui1ne POohslu to Antoins ApRlades h
lofty improvsmsnts. bounded By Tohoupt-
streets. soxi2O. eg20.
Same 70 aatpe. four lots with improvements.
bounded by NM aztne. Constance, Jena streote
and Napoleon Avenue 30xIso t2ssO.
liay BureHa TO Frank Bures, n lot with i'm.
pIpveuenfs. bounded Wy London Avenus. Lib
ernl; Force aud Nav OrIea5s .treets 29xleo. Siio.
!SherlHs sal') John Richards aud Joseph
htoD. two lots with improve eaetts. bounded 81
Harmony. Seventh. Ut. David and Liberty.
streets 2aIal, 500
Jas; dros TO n. Burton md O.. Honove. d lot
with improvements. on the Bellegarde PlantA-
tinD. Glxt2O. $40
tsherifr'. SAM Vim. GaJzen suebter to Daniel
Jung. Tot with buildings. bounded By Chip
aox 100 s7a5
OhAs. u A. dc Bouehe Tn Ouezetns de- Bouche1,
two lots with i'm pro vsfnents, bsu nded BY Gus
tomhouIe. Canal. Marais and Where streets.
25xll4. $780,
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HOTEL : RIVALS.

CITY HOTEI.-a = u MeEnery. eity; John
Y Williams. NJ y j hns b. u m On: John b
Hawkins. Hawkinsv, u. Tas. q u ntrNtton.
Iostpv,ls, L r NJ O nmnns, Fatpnia. TEX
] A beard. Mcgvpb Uy. Miss. John Hull
Miss Hull. Cleo besnr. Texas; II D Wa Msler
n,h Wits, Niles Julia Oaspne. Louisiana Percy
y Whse Ier, Usvou sata. Va: w y Fahter, Mount
Yernon, Va, II J. frstp.n ,oul vile: Ohas
,W.,har. 1T Lon,s, Wm.H lprgtt r. ,,vidsnes. 4 Il
q Fluke. All inta, ~. n Mrpraw. cityi 4
Iay'of., Loa'sla"a; = 2 ls,.,s,ia'lg Mi..i.-#
Julius T spea' M W.td'e.. J N n iegors
pate,s: 10 Etnmeuusl. Indiana. Mrs n n
Payne. Fkha 4 Ind: u urif1th,.. Toronto.
Canada: Jpbn Kaupt. ~. touls:J ]. rawnspnds.
Va; Dr Q Mae.pss u ,aud vie, 6r,.wasyllis,
Tex; y Uroby. NJ D. y NJ y 9. Hartford, OJnn.B
7 PAru,ly and wit.. M,a X D sumner. vhicax0.
1T. JAN Es HOTEL y II tJoearovt.. HusOn /.
W Qarlston. st. amer John Howard M M Hes.
Ter. Mis- .tsatptt. y r Pv.ri ltDnisviils; GEO n
Hmith .as Oh isil .n. W Lambert. MyBli.
cello. Miss EfIla We,,a's uhtnagn; @ High
tower aud wife. ulAibprna: II u III ward. Jk.
Muntg mn ry: u q u .l'uwav Bolivar, Mise. II
Saith. Batimore. II UunD, MinbI9 n: y u
. l'on New Bed ord; " Z Willburn aid wife.
Houston. Taxaa; A rhrrnt %. u T OpmHtuCk..
N bile: J IL Fowt"r u l. barber. Toronto: Ja9
II Kulxht. Kau.as.
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FUTURE ExTINGuIsHMENT OF Dun run.
LILO DkBT.
IN. Y. Journal of Commerce. !


Representative William d, Kelley. of Penneyl.
yAniA, to-day received Il letter from tho ancre.
tAry cf the treasury. III which Secretary Sher-
man says.
ia reply to your inquiry relative TO tho time
required to exlinsuish the public debt under
existing law, have 10 inform you that CON-
menctng January. 1880, II ger cent or the cur
rent Indebtedness OF the United States be
Sasroalter annnalty apphef AZ sinking fund.
seni.AnnMally at the rates per cent par IN
mum X will take thirty stx years 10 extin1uiah
the debt III. however. the interest be reinvestea
eomi. annually at the rate OF per cent per AN
mum, The period required for ita extinGulsh-
pent would be forty six years and six months
IA neither case IL interest com puted on amounts
already In the sinking fund
Judge Kelley. commenting uron this state.
mebt 10. day. remarked that as the debt consists
Of eaeA 600 900 Of par cents. $sos 900 600 OF per
cents and $o9l. 600 600 " ~ per cents. the rate
Qf interest rAnn,t he a. low m per cent during
the coming twenty seven yeare in which the
government haa the right tn call In all these
loans and pay Them Al uar without premiums
He AIDA that even Waivl " the interest on bonds
now In the atnkinK tnnd aa this calculation pro-
pores. the process would * inEu.sh the entire
debt In about forty years. or ten years before
the maturity of the tifty-year bonds,
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MARK ErN III TELE0 RAPM.
DOM EsTIO.

New York. Feb. n-southern -four quiet and
steaiy; common t. fair extra ~ $500 40. good
to choice d. % bo0Da 80 Wheat irregular and
nigrade, red 81 4o0l 4s. Corn shade ems Jar !:
fairly active: good export demand: ungraded
h7mb9 Oar = hade stronger: RAJ her quiet; No.
7Wis y. H. dntet ard steady: Rio, GARAGES
quoted ht it'aWisH Job lots 140l7H sugar
quiet aud tlfm: uIollsa"s sugar TX Java TX
fair to- good rehping 7h@7.. prime tx rs-
fired firm: standard A 9kd94. Molasseg In
mndsrtIa q nand and steady.
nc. IA fair request and unchanged. Resin
active and vary strong: domes 10 fleece 4s6oss
pulled 3ONDbs unwashed Is $40 Texas 2l@.O
Pork withou. decided change and dull Lard
10 ehoiss WSlskydns 10 Fesshts a aitsr
hides dull. unsettled and weak; wet salted
Texas se,ctsd. so to 80 ID. loallh ,,'''~
~ CHICAGO, Fsn H.-FIour dull and nominal.
sprlng 81 %. No. do y os@1 TO- Corn active
hrm and higher Mt 3sn. Oats steady and n
FIR demand at az. Pork strong at I'll s5gil 60.
shoulders 40. short rib CAS-. clear so Whisky
The Dr"vers, Journal reports: Hoes-Re-
easier and iatrly active. with all sold: mixed
packing n 1905 80, light 81 1904 IS. cnoic
heavy :, $500 s. oa,tIe-Receipta 1850: good
shipping s4g5 IS 81: fat aniet: good butchafs'
strong; scalt.wags SLOW; cows 20 3003 80: mixed
81 bo@s: stoek re- and feeders luiet and weak
1850 81 sgt shssp-R.ceiDts 200. shipments 400:
ST. LOUIS FEB. l4-Flonr active. large sales;
fannc, o. 10 ~ t,ml,y IS as Wheat dull; Ne red
Oas duii ~ an. Whisky steady at 81 Of PDrk
frmsr: jobbi e at 81 80. Lard arm ITO asked.
Bnlk NETS stronger nnt slow; car lots shonl
gers s:segs Vi rios 2oga45. sides 8s50s g..
TAO 80 -. sANSo
CINCINNATI, Feb. l4,-Flour quiet: family ~ rs
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mere, which ~, tho ioundAtipn Of ths famous
AAmkouIllNt Aoek. .fA 1ysS France r9celvsd
tks finest. aopks 81 Qrsills. Sixty aheeplolds
were established BY Nspolenn ~ Aceeesotles
10 that 81 Remboulllet, where proprietpfs
could obtain the service pi merino rams
free uf charge. The directors of the
natigna. eheepfpda pursued ID breeding
with tha same original raea Ia Hasnny aud With
the 7iopeau De Ma, Al France They aimed 70
increase The eta VI the frame aud the weight
~ the tsece. With THE Increased atza aud
weight there waa developed a corresponding
lensth OF abrs and = merlno coMbihs wo9nl
manufacturers were the Rtet tn avail them
aaivaa Of THE Baw property ~ wool, which heir
lated them IL create new fabrics from the nav
material aMeplled from dotne tlt eontnee. They
Invented MruaaHlihea de laine. WertnDp4, nash \
merea. thaltis. batt nee. and tnpie ,ecenily
wnrsted eoat,nRs -ln a word, all The w,p!en
etnffs Of the nosteenth century which d'sttn
The tissues Of praaad'n9 nnh tries.
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THE fouo,ninc are The latest quotations o-dav
the inside figures indicating the bidding rate and
the outside the asking rdte.l
nAILRoAD BONDS Chicago, st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
q -. first consolidated mortgage 100,
% second mortEase %. Jackson Railroad
first mortgage lllheDll2 ex coupon, do second
eoupon .g % second debt 1laoa; New
Pacific %. Canal and Claiborne Street first
mortgage. %. New Orleans City Railroad
mortgage lo2@-. New Orleans Waterworks
Company mortgage lob01l0.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS small State Consols
.. City Consolidated Bonds s26ss.
Wharf Bonds q Drawn Premium Bonds
l2s@las City Ten Per Cont Bonds @.
UNITED STATES BONDS Five per cents @,
~ per eants o. ex coupon: per cents
here s@lo7. do at New York lOek@lo6 4 !.
do al London 1o9h0-.
WARRANTS. SoHlP. ETo.-Levee Warrants DIG
qs; STATE Warrants 1879. receivable for licenses
aud taxes. -@ao., Police Warrants-ls74. as
@so; 1876. d. Oitv scrip-ls74 sax es2a :
sassah. school Gertncates-ls7a aud 1875.
Certificates IN State Oonsols-January. 1879.
. -: July. 1875. o. Privileges on Premium
Bonds a@S y cent Unpaid State coupons
CAGES.
STOCKS The before the Jolloping quotations
Of stocks indicates Fridays toeekiy quotations Of
The Nesc Orleans stock Exchange: The !. last sale
since Ndoy; the t. last sale TO- day: q. 10Th dtci
dersd: E. Ct dtutdeHd.
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following wers recorded YESTERDAY at tht
office Of tho Board Of Henlth:
MARRIAGES.
William Felix IN Miaa GonH log.
u. Laekenmeysr to Mrs.. Christine RedWitz.
1hos. Biockett to Mis- Alice Monica.
BIRTHS.
Mrs, Pierre A. Graham. son.
Mrs. Daniel A Fischer, II daughter.
~. Jos. n. Wilmington n son,
Mrs. Wymun CLARK, n daughter.
Mrs. Jphn Hy n. q daughter.
Mrs. James kiililen son
Mrs. James O'Hara. II daughter. .-s
DEATHS. "a
Mrs.. Anna koessel. 80 ysnrs months,
Katie Hamilton, years month.
Mra. q. Tnsue. AZ yt.irs
Widow Bridget Riley 6j years.
hi9ard L. Dsds tc). ! Year 6 months.
Mr.. Mary Homley. SIS years.
Chthe ins johnson. | wear month.
Mr.. Alice j. Enchemin. ~ years,
William II. Sheppard, 81 years
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Thus far Cienranoes. Hatnnces
This week. ........ e3as2,6ps "A e20l. A4a a
Last week. l6Tp T90 ~ IA. poa Al
This week lAat year. 2nt6 OIL ~ 2An.AT4 VI
TINS MONEY MARKEr--1s eaay.
EDUCATIONAL commercial paper IA quoted GO
mortgage =: SECOND grade nominal,
New YoRK Money rate 3 n cent
LONDON Bank OF England rate v cent: Con-
eQla % t-1e.
PARs-kentee ~ 2b.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule at ss0aat. trade
dollars a4@pb; American halves and quarters
par. Bullion In London " sl6i: here. fine
u iAS Y ounce.
AMERICAN GoLp~California 7eDs y cent da-
count: light weisht p7opar: mutilated Y cent
discount.
FonRIaN CorNs-ln currency: Five-franc
pieces so@-c, twenty franc pieces ~ 7sM
aovereigna ~ 1904 se, ten thaler pieces u 900
-. Spanish doubloons Sls ga6--. Patriot doub.
looms sls $50. Mexican doubloons sis sbdD--,
Mexican twenty neeos pieces ~ 5000 4s. South
American gold 700 per pesos. German twenty
marks ~ 60@4 ~.
STEaLlNa Firm. Here commercial IL Asla
4s2, bank -dD4s3t, bank counter rate 1.si
bankers 4sls. bankers sight 4sS Mt New York
commercial u 4sltlAS?A. nRnk 4s3A 04ssh.
FRANGs--Firm Here commercial are e.24..D
b.2s&, bank s.20sD-; ut New York commercial
62aa Gh. 2sk. bank 8, 2lrs nb2os.
NEW YoRK HraHr--Ftrm. Commercial Ia &lGn -
discount. aud bankers counter checking rate 81
premium $1,000.
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o. fancy a ssos7s whsst scAFcs. and firms
II 1s0t ~. Corn heAvY. ~. Oats dull %, PORK
firmer NJ IN. Lard Iii gUyd demand: 1897 40
Dulk NESTS steady. shoulders 4, rib on. eides
a. gsnon II fair demand shnuldsrs 2, re- 7:
easy and anchanxad II % staAdY.. common
~ ab5A 10. HIGHT "A 1bDA4t. packing u 7s94 ~.
butsbars' 81 ~ ~ 80.
Loutsvf11,s. Feb IA Flour gniat aud .un-
changed Wheat STEADY at Oh 7edei al. Corn
dull - A. Oats aaiet ~ % Pork ,aniet ~
IN 81. Lard Ataady nj ahnsA, bulk meath
unlet shoulders AAa4A, tib. sssaess. aides ~
6eH. Haa.n anie,: shoulders 3 fths 1h@TN.
etj.s 1H@1t ADRar. cured hams 10@10Me
Whiah steady at II 40.
bA,rIMoRa Fab IA Oats Arm A shade betterS
Southern HM4s. Western white A. do mixed
4bdets. Pennsylvania T0ts Prvvstgrs auiHt
aud unchanged Ooif Q aule aud firm! Hlg
egargosa TAX ION snaer anla: 4 soit W.
WlnMIe uroN. N q, U NJ a --splftta ul tur-
penl,u.. nrm ~ 30. Hoin. arm ~ s1t7h Tor
strained. 81 40 for good strainsd rar stsady "
u 10. Crude turpenlne unis ~ ~ So for hatds
~ 30 for yellow do. Coru unchanged.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
0vpfCR or THE DAILY DB1goCRAT.
saturday Evening. February -, is6A
pArLY MAnkEr Rkvtsw.

Money Ii easy.
FOREIGN Exchange and New York eieht ere
q rm.
state Uonsole are easier.
Premium Bonds are stronger.
0tDcks continue active. particularly Tor water
works Company shares.
Cppt cotton n No lower here. and futures
uuist epc,e are Lice lower AT New fo'k and
futures steady. Rpoa are steady at Liverpool
ma futures dull. Havre IL fltmar.
Manufactured Tobacco continues In request
ana strung.
sugar IL steady for the medium and low
GRADES of cpenNetsla and quiet Tor clarified.
Molasees IL dull for the lower grades, but
STEADY for the better qualities.
BreAdetutfs are steady.
Grain and feed are Arm. with the exception
Or CAts.
Provisions are steady.
Groceries are aniet ...#
Country products are dull.
Fruits have given WY. Ia consequence Of the
1AEae Imports expected.
= .
nmmMmHsn Ann n u u \, N - a1R TO n =. II
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Although faotora were easer sellers Of cotton.
buyers appeared to be holding off In oonae-
offence nf the heavy receipts. large atocks Mt nil
ports and unfavorabe tenor OF the New York
dispatches. Tho market was consequently
quiet throughout the day. and ooaed at 40 de-
cline on all grades. The sales were oonin ned TO
$500 bales. exclusive of 400 yesterday. and tho
market was pretty fairly supplied.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to- day
1000 balea. including 400 after 3 b. m yesterday
Market quiet. Stained SOHO less than white of
tho aame cnHa
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

WILL OPEN FOR THE REOEpTrnu m
w ~ quests IT, On MONDAY. sixth instant. Dur
order and many modern imp rovemantS iivss1
auced TO ensure the comfort OF pairons. ~
noqs LIZ is nnsurpasaed Ia al that goes &, MT
FIJI continue 10 merit the popular favor 1fs5s2ss
has been accorded It la the past. 'eA "4sAsN
.n rda Iann retnrnin3 noms wii do we'll 70 en-
elsewhere, "oloso Ncuo9
osu RIvEks L BARTUa
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[Our quotations represent ,oholesale prices er-
Dept ,cien Job lots are speeifedl
TOBACCO.
LEAF TopAooo - Running stock $50 hhds.
part OF which is held for shipment: stock
@4c p n. medium Aa@4he. good and fine 4k@a
sc. Low leaf 6k@6Mc. medium e4t07ko good
and fine 7h0sxc. seiections e@1oe.
MANUFACTURED ToBAoCo-In request and
strong. Fine plug s907lc Y ID. fine medium
sl ss Bright quarters; common SOUND g
sweet So o4Sc. Navy ibs black se@49c. navy So
black 84@43o. Fancy styles. natural leaf A2@l7c
No. l. bB. extra fancy 87@96c
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
BuaAR-In fair request and steady for the
medium and lover grads omen kettle. but
quiet for clarified. Receipts 7o4 hhds.. Exports
none. Stock under the sheds 44ts hhds.
common eha7e. fair -t97hc, good fair @7hc
7AO-c, choice -@so. seconds 6k@sc. yellow
clarified s1s@sAc, gray clarified sh@8Mc, Of
white sA@sHc. choice white cooke. standard
white -@9kc.
MoIAssEs-Dull on lower grades but more in
request for better qualities. Receipts IA bills.
bbls
Common so@ssc gallon, centrifugal ao@4sc,
fair ss@s7e. prime Ao94sc, strictly prime 46@47c.
choice $500.
RIoE-Is quiet. No. 2 4h@4He. common sA@
6xc. Ordinary 6@6sc. fair 6h@6Hs good $50
CSC. prime 6A18Tc. choice 7@71c.
BREADsTUFFs.
THE Jollosoia0 prices are for round lots. Job
lots are 26dS0c more per Dol according to Quatjtyl
FLouR-With the continuance OF an INQUIRY
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Arms:
DEa MONIES. February D.
I meet many people who are dlseusted with
Chicago railroads and New York. aud are look
Inn TOR a. outlet Rnuth for u ir Hra,n and n n
only v question or time and talking the New
Orleans route that win yet the business: but
the trouble zee plainly ie the ANAL amount of
hulk grain barwee to he had to carry freight
that Will be offered Ia the sprinx.
IN connection with this The following tele.
Grams were received to-day by one of our larT.
~ firms;
On. Loufs. Feb. Can do nothing In bulk
or February nr March.
&T. IsuuIs. Feb III We have no tonnage %
spare for the next thirty days.
n IL to be regretted that the want OF river
freight room should vevail at this time, when
there are many orders waiting here 10 b. fllled
Tor bulk grain. and when there ia euch iiapo-
eition on the part Of our Western friends to
pxntp their grain 70 our port, and II is to be
Mop "a that this state of affairs will aoon be
femedied by the energy OF our enterprisinr
merchAnts engaged In the grain trade.
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Improved still.
IChicknsaW Mpasenuer.

We have herstofors iasrfi onsd the patent
apparatus Of Dr.. j. II. al iiney tor making pyI re-
plnms. grapes, perslnmons and other fruifs''
and VIZ Ar. lformel by the ortor that he lhas
since mhds expsrim n 3 Qua large scale With
70 secure IN, services Of Mr. J. NJ. China ~
pirtner ana business manager. with whom he
VIII shortly visit sew orlea to put his inven-
TOR on having f,r a partner 40 able and relfat,ie
business man ~ NJ. drifIin who. during The
a nas. i.nr y.ats. ha- served this county al
cers Chickaeaw ever had S "eoS VAAA.
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THE OVERLAND COTTON MOVEMENT.
We copy the following from the blackboards
u the Cotton Exchange:
1890. 1879.
Total overland 10 milla. according
to fNilr' nd staten, MIA. i've
months to January 3us...t... .aa2.44e 217.aat
General statement delayed to investigate au-
parent dsrrepaney ~ about l2,ooo bales too
much III port fecaipta.
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FRENCH TEXTILES,
Textile Mauufae urer !

The wool industry In France Is remarkable
Tor the influence II has had npou the cuEabins
ouently upou the sheep hnsbandrv OF all the
noiope which euppiy 1t Louis XVI obtained
1roU the King of 81 ain go RAM and ewes OF
the pure race OF Leon and Se3ovla exactly i
,sCentnTY seo. VIZ l776. In lTse be Obtained S67
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Total. 81 ass 80. 500 1904 &C, s,e

JotAi.....> 81, 4SSa7e ,S66 III 800 $50 6S9
This Increase OF some $4Is. COS 900 In single
hae Aien been = grain IN other values besides
those OF the crops noted above. The statist
clan OF the department. who IA reported IL b.
gathering material upon which to base \ care.
f1l estimate OF the total increase In certain
other values during the year just closed. 10 In.
Niude the increased price of real estate and
mining property. expresses the opinion based
gpon material already gathered. that will not
fall below 81 600 coo ou0
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WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT.

Mcssrs. Small 3 %. report the coffee marka
steady N our quotations.. Total raneirts Till
eeAecn. Iss7ei bags: GALES aimee the (1rst
julv, 1871. is4 eai bara stock In frat hands thi
lar. oB.lso bRxe dealers atook 40, 900 has1
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WEATHER. BULLETIN.

war DErAprMxsT, I /
Signal Service. Quilted states Army.
Daily meteorological record for tho eiatt hours
ending At 7sos Il. M. Saturday. February IA.
observations taken 81 thu same moment OF
time ~ all sttstinns.l s5#
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hEAThs CARPET BToEE.-Tne extensive bust
nsss done Dy this gentleman In this line ana.
bles him To Offer the grenteat fndncamact- =.
parcha ers. Strangers viii flod at th1a vaig-
known carpef-h =. q full tupDly to sejec1 from
and az Bneh Drict ~ will insure aaffaforsins,
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JB.W7
NEW YOHK MARK T.

eroTs-Qulet AT i-tee decllne. The regular
sales eonvtisei 1890 bales, and the deliveries on
contract 700 hales.
Quotations Ordinary ttKo. Good Ordinary
u ALOE. atrlpt Good Ordinary ii I 10. Low Mid
dlinH t2a. Middll1g. Upanls IaAc, MiddlinR
Orleans ishe, aud Midilnv Te1Ae isNs.
poon and closed steady, with sales Of paoop
bulas '
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BAN FRAN DIEOO MINING STOCKS.
IAN FRANCISCO. Feb. i4.-llosins prices O
mining ntOokH are an foluWa. Hnlnf
CORE y.

Our quotations 81 Domestic aud Fbreton Mar.
kots are from t,a closing fefegra,ns and our Cot.
ton statisttcs from the Nete Orleans Obtton Er-
ChanUel
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LIVERPOOL MARX lgT.

LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Hpors -Openad with moderate inquiry free.
rssss ah' 3o .ae e. %
Mtldling Orleana The sales oomptlaah Rnup
balaa. VI which G9oo were American Tha re-
nelpts, COMPRISED i9boo bales. Ut which csso we're
AmerinaD.
Furu REs-Opened duh and closed dull.
DHtIyEaIHs glands, any port. not below
Low MI 'alna.- ware quoted ~ follows. jan.
uAry 4 . s9i: February I tei. February pni
Ma.ph I " sii, March aud Aurtl I 10. g9i. ApriI
aua May I ls.s1i@7 7-te MAY aud June 1sdo
I 10 sai. June aud July 7 i7-a7Gb1ki, July aud
AnHus' ~ tednT ~ nal, August and Hpptemher
I'M, hep,anhar aud Oetpher 7hd October aud
November h B1t November anu December
-. December 4 s2i
HAWKE MARKET
Firmnr and not a ,ptably higher. Quota
tlpna 20 traaee tor Tres Ordlnaifs tspOtl aud w
for Low Mtdditna T. n intl
MET n llf1lIlETA Ar INIT nh N1, rrHN pDNrn
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FUTURES AT THE NEW ORLEANS 90 r.
TON EXCHANGE

| The inside figures Of the following quotations
at the calls are the bidding rates TO day aud tho
| outside figures tho asking rates. The bidding
rates at II H. M. and .. m. are for the rexula-
| ton OF margins:
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UzHAxc1AL Avn COW ~..csAL NEWS

TnE SALE or THE HOOD COTTON BALE.
A full account win be found In another col
WMM
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OUR CROPS OF 1879.
fHcieutitic Americana

The Agricultural Department has published
q comparative table on the crops produced In
levS and 1870 together with the prices obtained
BY the producers. As follows:
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/. FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS ULEA RING HoUsE,

tour quotations Of foreign and domestic ,nas.-
kets are rom the CLOSING feleora'ras.l