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-a,,srrEs, SALES.


s1:I,'S SALE OF CENTRE
URUslS1ISs1S PsOPEgTY. ~. R.,,o, J.
WHEEL ~ ~ d lTust made ~ 800 4
r. rIfsss q II III, vile, is tbs uI!I H.
ralhHIs, - - 10 March - lsls, ~ con,t Al Ohio
t1Iiss ~ " lsrE d the C9IhtA w. M 10 pseS
IL 80 y ~ tffiBII, In Deed D''k Wv ."
sSi'''' : ). Nay IS, $780, }. !, ;, -,
ssI;,es be cur nSP "a I r. he following de-
"a. 10 III ibit Is to iay; TIE souIn Si..li
,d.s4 FuP,n,i fhiftgsu u.s. 10 SlaaTs nv sgsii,
q IL Hsapsi, lfull d on the haP " tlS III
f,r,s llh Id Cald sell estate, hoI " ~ 1SIo
- 4 thsy y, The CITY Of Whesiing' IN Vnio
", s,'Sf'a, Sssi virginia. Fad hAi ios itg nIi
3 10 ~ i,t1srB fIshty'ssI'stn IA ctI q
IT, go. .t, IL . is' sixth "Aid OIL 'A' '-iu S'
SSsISs ,.-ou. If Of the Psrehi.s money Ds
itsId il me-. !, the purchaser may elest nPAIl
~ 3 slss N iI'nss ia iao equal payments, ~ II
4 81 u ta ,sIRI rep slVeiy, from az o. rOs.
=, tG''' ag 9.',, III dIy, PurehHef glnnE hoss'
ID lsi,F' III " d trust for dsiirrSd PAytaL by
.SIri ~, . property i believed ~ ~
NTH 70 Wv !, tTg,t-e, shall convey snIy AueA
y. st SUE, In aIs by sid deed o. upiL;
N I'''s Nm. +. HUBBARD tIu.aey:
u,,EL AusIonssr. --Il
- X
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mhl2.NMRAN

II AWYERs' BRIEFs.-The DAILY In.
~ tsllissneqr job oaAea prints Rrisl promptly and
n ani-slln ISyls.
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PRES(;RE' TON FREE

SUFFERERS E ESs. H sEsHE,, o' san,
I..izsIl.z.4.sssaaV LgOr, syphilis, OF any
toTa al dIsoaSS, cured At the old WEtsrERh
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 800 Vine 81, Cin-
eianati. by ne only sure and reliable r0medioh
80 charge until cured. CAL o. Hrtta tor tEee
lATioc. Charges low. Half rates % the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30

T0LLGATE No. 2FR.S1pItIII Soofs & PIears
ahd. Send IAmp for package. hu MANY.
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financial and Commercial.


NV YoRK. April 2a.-MoSEY -Sa6 per
cent. closing IS. Prime mercantile paper 8
90 per cent Startling exchange, bankers bills
81 IS; demand 81 SsJ<.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30

I TrrusvlLLE, April e0.-PErRoLEuM-Market
opened At 1916, highest 7S9<c, lowest 7S1Sc,
closing at 7SAc. Shipments 5000 barrels;
average Q, 800 barrels; charters 20 800 barrels;
average 1900. Transactions lSs,0OO barrels.
CNcINSArI, April 20. = Hogs Stronger
common s. coal 10; light 81 25a4 So; pack
ing 81 I6a4 50; butchers 81 55ai 10. Re.
celpts 2, 200 heal; shipments LOCO head.
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-
higher.
United States @ d1ssi,
New EiTuI
New -Four and halis
New Four coupons.
PAeine q
RAILROAD BoNDs-Active but irregular.
STATE sEcURITfEs-Dull.
Silver at London, 62N pence.
STocKs-The market opened firm, and there
was an advance OF 1IaA per cent, which was
soon followed BY decline OF hal " per cent,
the latter Canada Southern. About noon
speculation became firm in tone, and under
the leadership Of Canada Southern the entire
LIST recorded improvement, ranging from IA
8h per cent. During the afternoon the mar.
ket became irregular and unsettled. and
prices fall OF @aS per cent the latter Read
Ing Other coal stocks were also noticeably
weak. At the close some shares showed .
slight recovery. as
The Express says: tThe furry arising out
Of the calling in of loans by the Canadian
banks Is over and 1t Is generally believed
that these Institutions have new withdrawn
all. or nearly all. the money they had out on
call IN this market. They have large amount
OF time loans outstanding, but the most Of
these do not mature till well into the sum
mer.n
There was nothing specially new to-day In
regard 10 the taxation bill, which now awaits
the signature or veto fGov. Cornell.
The earnings Of the Iron Mountain Road
increase $4,000 for the third week OF April.
Transactions 295 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-30

"Ii General Grant dtslrss third term, there was
honesty aud patriotism enough Ia the Republican
lngon. No man In this country ought to violate tho
example set BY the Father Of bis COUNTRY. should
such 4 thing be attempted, the people, with 4 una
Biinty With which they rushed forward 70 save the
UnIO6, would eruah out the man who would dlre
TO break down % wise precedent The people Of
Lancaster county are eqphAtcally opposed 10 third
farm,
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NEw YoRK, April 29.-Dry Goods-Busi-
ness remains quiet with commission houses
aud ]obbing trade sluggish. Cotton goods in
Light demand, but leading makes OF plain aud
colored cottons are steadily held by agents
Prints quiet and unchanged 10 pr.ces. Cling
hams moving steadily. Mems woolens quiet
but generally hru.
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gke GsteLLrqenser.
THIRD TERN NOTATION.

The Disasters That IL Caused tn 1874, and
the Remedy Applied I'm 1873.
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On this issue Samuel j. Tilden and
General Dorsheimer were elected Gov.
ernor and Lieutenant Governor by 50,3l7
majority, which seems to indicate change
of TO-, 600 votes in Just two years, and that
New York was irrevocably opposed to q
third term of the Presidency.
General John F. Hartranft was elected
Governor Of Pennsylvania on his merits
as soldier and public officer by a Repub.
lican majority OF S4,S0S in October, 1872,
A month later the same State gave Cen
eral Grant majority Of $4,000 for a sec.
ond term OF the Presidency, but at the
Republican State Convention in 1874, Mr..
Allison, of Juniata county, offered this
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7sNew Jersey gave Grant Il, $50 majority
IN 1872, Endorsed him in 1874, and nomi-
mated George A. Halsey, pronounced
third.term man, for Governor, and The
Democratic candidate was elected by
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. January 8. 1880.
DAILY MARKET REVIEW.

Money is Ia fair request and efsV.
Foreign Exchange Ia steady.
New York Sight Is ifmer.
State gonsols are Il per cent higher.
Premium Bonds are flrmer.
Stocks are In good demand, particularly Tor
dividend paY ing shares. Carrollton Railroad
shares showed considerable irregularity and o
wide range to-day. ruling as follows mt the
various boards: At 10 n. m. at 1870 asked, with
sale Of 100 shares Mt s12g; at u m. Mt 10b bid and
none offered, and ut 1880 y. m. at tf2b bid AND
alqT asked. No bids or offers we're made at the
closing board at Q pm.
Cotton ia S@Ac higher here. and nc upon
spots at New York. while futures are barely
steady. Liverpool spots are 1-1Gd higher and
futures steady. Manchester is tending up,
Havre Ii hardening and quoted mt II advance
for Low Middling teu oHtl, while Tres Ordinaire
tspots) arc unchanged. Bremen IL strong ut
20 for RiddIpg spots and 6ok for Middling
snoat
Tobacco In inanimate
Sugar IL arm for open kettle but quiet for
clarified.
Bfolasses lie f1rm and higher for common. CEN
trifugal and choice.
Rice Is steady.
Corn. though In more liberal supply. con
tInuos firm. Oats and hay are also firm. while
bran liz dull.
Provisions are dull.
Groceries and country products nre quiet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL Clarence Gordon.
Was hipgton, D G: Jaegb wqgq 1 :; Atlanta Gu
Louis U,lrich. New YORK 7 Ellison sI II, New
Rouge; stephen Bird. Missauri; Dan'i Thomp-
Fred Tappins, New York !; D d Woodruff, Ma
con Ga: Cyrus Clarke. O Van Dewenten,
Buffalo. N X; A d Bonaere. 81 John the BAPTIST
Mexico: A stanton. ratchez; @ Watson. Lou
o SlTf d T5GSE .uY,s. Sia p aPGss
Latham. Ala: Jose Armenga Galveston; w w
Murphy p%Gn Mqx RsFoo
Mass g " Adam Port Eads T Lyons. G Gior-
dana, W Ruledge and wife. Alphonse NOLAN
eoest; W Nj Tasfet. Washington: Miss Belle
Robbins. Lower Peach Tree. Ala, Mrs Jessie
Riley. H. bron, Miss j II Buiord. Pickens. Miss:
T G Merriam. Akron. Q; Jas Leake. ,yr. West
Fellc!ana; Ohas Lord. D W Myers. Texas; ]
W X sterling. Helena. Ark q d Mills and son.
4 L Mills DrJ D Worthy. W N Field, 2 W Wells
@nd gfs FL s R6ssias Ak w;da moas sh q
sT JAMES HoTEL.S HarRer BELMONT,
VIZ M:a Eu KING cS nRd ss nss5aGnf f1 co.
David Hitler. Mobile; Chas Delnell. Gssman
Lending; Jas Ven,ress q J lzsard. Galysstoni
uity: W Elwen Magnolia: y Il Deaman, St
Louis Fl Conway AID wife. Geo w Woodman.
sprinehed; u Bummel. II II Grichton, Boas
ton: Il Fletcher. Detroit: Joseph Hazlet and
'4 ohsAf n9i"sN HoTEL-Hs Wharton, New Ibe,
Balm 'ipee Jan U' meepy fehorter. La
Black. Montgomery; Ed Ross eity;J A Rice.
9 Maryi,T Wsbes, Mobile: J Meyers, j Deer
wor'h, Bridga wSter. Mass " Fisher Atlanta.
I'll Dampbe, Mass: j Wildesen, III James. Geo
" Thompson, Boston; W d Berryhill. Utica.
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ClearaHces, Balances
ihis week .....,..... $7,6iB1ab ~ 500 BpG 81
ltart week. ....+...... % na4 44n "a 49a.6Ts "a
fhts week last vear.. b.T32.7s5 o. bai .g24 q
THE MONEY MARKET-The demand for dis.
counts is of fair extent, Mt easy rates.
Exceptional commercial paper is quoted 7@8
y cent; AL do -@g: collateral loans 708; Al
mortgage 30; second grade nominal.
New Y0RK Money rate 0 "A cent.
LONDON Bank Of England rate B; Uonsols -.
fARts--Hentea Si.H9ta.
SILVER Mexican dollars rule at $500. trade
dollars p4loab; American halves aud quarters
a9s@1oo Bullion In London b27-1Gd: here. fine
81 IL $40 W ounce.
AMERICAN HoLD-California T@s " cent dis
count: light weight 97@par mutilated " cent
discount.
FoREIGN CoINs-ln currency: FIys-frane
pieces 8o@-e. twenty-frane pieces 80 $50,
sovereigns 81 1904 80. ten thaler pieces o. GOO
:. Spautsh doubloons s15 $50, Patriot doub-
looms SIS 500. Mexican doubloons SIS $500,
Mexican twenty pesos pieces 80 5000 45. South
American gold e0o per pesos. German twenty
marks "a 6094 rs.
STERLINa-steady. Here commercial Is ATT y
OATS. bankers 47ph@F0. bank -64s1; nj New
York commercial Is 47sa@4sJa. bank 4sOa4 6p4s1.
FRANCS Steady. Here commercial are %
b.27s. bank -0a5.23A; ut New York commercial
52b@6 1las. bank 23ls 6b.22a.
NEW YORK sIaHT-Firmer. Commercial $40
80 discount per $1,000 Bank and bankers
checking rate s. per $1,000.
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STATE CONsOLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARKET AT N. 0. STOCK EXCHANGE.
STATE oONsOLs AT NEW YORK.

IT'D n. m.--44 Did,
MISCELLANEOUS BoNDs-Small State Consols
%. Oitr Consolidated Bonds 300:
ether City, Bonds =: Drawn Premium Bonds
-aDil4. second coupon @, second
debt %. United States 1 v cents Here
t0a@lo3h. New York 1030103a London @.
WARRANTS, SCRIP Ere. State Warrants 1879
receivable for licenses and taxes. -(0gb Lavee
Warrants $4,000. Police Warrants-1sT5 IL 1s@4o
32a-: 1877, 3a@82s; 1878. 32032t. School
Certificates "a. Half paid City Coupons -06o
Interest Certificates IN State ConaolsJanuary.
1879. 70G73; July. 1879 %. Privileges on
Premium Bonds TS@1 y cent. Unpaid State
coupons 66M69.
sTocKs The before the following quotations
The Np,c Orleans Stock Exchange: ne /. last sale
since Friday; The last sale to-day; a. 10Th dtui-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CHh0NIGLE
urnal Of January .. 1880.
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

we e4bTHuI tne LOlOWlHk from LulselUValuuDle
journal of January O. 1880:
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
The general feeling In Wall street Ii one OF
great confidence In the future, and Is In strik-
Ing contrast with the uncertainty and even de-
spondency which has frequently prevailed
there at the ouentpg OF new year. ever since
the panic of 1873. We showed In our last report
that, so far NJ stock prices are concerned. there
n9t now 9 sae n ee or ha 1ge ana sa
when stoeka had scarcely recovered from the
extreme depression of 1877: but 90 far as gem
eral business Ia concerned. both OF the mercan-
tile community and on the railroads, the pros
pect IL universally believed to be excellent,
and there is the utmost confidence In q year Of
decided activity.
ApuLTERAT1oN OF GERMAN TOBACCO.
In consideration of the extensive admixture
of foreign materials In the manufacture OF to.
bacco In Germany. the Federal Council OF the
question whether their use should be any
longer permitted, and. II 80, what tax should
be paid thereon. The resolution OF the German
authorities Is that in the manufacture Of to-
bacoo the leaves Of the cherry and agriot cherry
tree may be employed. and that the duty paya-
Ole On such raw materials to the imperial treas
grammes. or about 70 Is for two hundred
weight.
The market for dry goods has been quiet the
past week, owing to the Intervention of the hol-
days. There was fair movement In cotton
and WOODEN goods on account OF back orders
Out new nuEAnGSS WAS C0flRhEutINtIy iikul, LIE
condition of the dry goods trade is much more
satisfactory than at the corresponding time of
last year. Then prices were low and unremu.
nerative and stocks redundant, Now manufac
turers are realizing fair profits. and stocks OF
manufactured goods are very light. many
makes being largely sold In advance Of produc-
ton. The outlook for the spring trade Is con-
sidered to be- very encouraging. and much
earlier demand than usual is looked for. be
cause the stocks OF spring and summer fabrics
carried over from last year by distributors are
exceptionally small.
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON.
ms made up by the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle. by cable and telegraph. Is rs follows:
The continental stocks are the figures of last
Saturday. but the totals for Great Britain and
the afioat for the continent are this weeks re-
surns. and consequently brought down to
Thursday evening: hence. to make the totals
the complete figures for January 2. the item of
exports from the United States include In 1t
the exports of Friday only.
The following figures indicate an increase in
ahe cotton In sight Of 45 49, bales az compared
with the came date of 1879. a decrease OF 2ss2
bales as compared with the corresponding date
OF 1878. and decrease of $50 bales as COM
pared with 1877.
Heretofore the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle only included the stocks at the seven
ORIGINAL interior towns, but In this and the fu-
ture tables the tocks at the nineteen interior
Downs will DO included.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Cotton was active and higher to-day. showing
a full s4e advance on Ordinary and Good 0rdi-
nary. and stiff though not quite so full i'm
provement OF sc In Low Middling to Midding
Fair inclusive. The demand was good. and
principally for Great Britain and France with
portion for the continent and some for
France. Tho sales summed up 5000 bales. ex-
elusive of 500 yesterday. and the market cloned
firm.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
$500 bales. including 500 after D. IN. yeeter-
day. Market firm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07

RICE.
We are indebted to Dan Talmages Sons 4 90

We are indebted to Dan Talmages Sons 4 90
for their circular OF this date:
During past week our market has been quiet
with small inquiry from the local trade and
closes steady at quotations.
kepeipta from npw 10 new CROP will no doubt
te small com pared with previous years, yet to
date have already exceeded the calculations
made by those who have the best sources of In
formation. Estimates have been loss accurate
than usual on account of the difficulty OF cal
culating. damage by lack of water and the
storm Of September /.
Holders are not quite as firm, aud show o dis.
position to recede from the extreme range uf
prices asked ten days ago. Still the figures
they are willing to accept are much higher than
Carolina leg, and parties who desire to pur-
chase will do well To order from our Charleston
house. rs they can save from nc 70 9se per
pound. with less freight to points North and
West
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
DOMESTIC MARK ETH,
Total sales

NEw YoRK SPoTs-The regular sales comprised
1l1T bales. delivered on contract 1900 bales, The
closed irregular ut the opening rates. Ordi-
nary II bc, Good Ordinary II To- t8e Strict Good
Ordinary 10 3-16o, Low Middling t2sc. MIdding
Upland t2fsc. Miadling Orleans 49, and MIDI
ding Texas f3c,
New YORK FUTuREs-Opened firm. ruled
stehdy at noon and closed barely steady, with
sRlea nf 1S9 600 bataa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07

LIVERPOOL EPoTs-Were firm showing an ad-
vance of Lied. closing ut 1Sd for Middling
Uplands and 3-l6d for Midding Orleans.
The sales comprised $4,000 bales. Of which
1l,ooo were American. Receipts of all kinds
were 22,sUo bales. Of which 90. 900 were Amer
lean.
LIVERPOOL FuTuREs-Opened dearNr. but
advance was subsequently partially LOST; mar
KIT closed stendy. with offerings free.
LIVERPOOL DELIvERIEs-Up ands any port.
not below Low Mitdling, were quoted rs fol-
lows on Monday: January 7tsd. January
and February 3-32d. February and March 7
932d. May and June ii sad. June and July
y 32d. July and August d..
MAFGHEsTER-F Firm and tending no.
HAvRE MARKET Hardening ut ST francs for
Tres 0rdinaire tsp0) and 81 for Low Mtidlius
(ahoatl, showing an advance of 1 franc for the
latter.
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COTTON.

tOttr quotations of Domestic and Foreign Mar
kets are from the closing kilograms aud oar Cot
ton statistics from the Neso Orleans Cotton En-
nhnnnal
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FIR EEG HTS,
COM WI EREEAL.

THE inside quotations Of the following mar
kets indicate he eehoIesale prices, and outside
figures job lots.l
LEAF ToBAcCo-Quiet. Low Tugs 34@sIc " ID,
medium 4@44c good and fine 4h@4%c Low
leaf 595Mc. medium 6i49 Ike. good and fine
71&@Shc. setections 99l0c.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO - Quiet. Supply
fair: demand light. Fine plug 5s@e2c p
ID fine medium 57@62c. Bright quarters. COM
mon sound. 32@35e. Bright navy. As and 5's,
36@42c. Black sweet 35@40c. No. l. SIS and los
dark bfaeg sweet 34942c. Navy TBS black 3s@4sc.
navy 3s black 34943e. Fancy styles. natural leaf.
42g47c. No. 1. lbs. extra fancy 679a5c.
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
SUGAR-In fair demand and firm for open
Kettle. but little n request and quiet for clari-
fed. Interior 6@59<e. common 6D6hc. good
common 61c@-. fair 67sc good fair 707sc.
fully fair 74@T}6c, prime 7h@7se. strictly
prime Ts07Ac. seconds 6x88c yellow clarified
s4@ssc, gray clarified SA@8hc. off white 81
@SAc. choice white s5s@s1sc. standard white
9@9Sc.
MoLAssEs-I Ia good demand and firm. Com
mon 3o@32c p gallon. centrifugal 27@3sc. fair
32@34c. prime 3693sc, strictly prime 39@40c.
choice 4t043,.
RICE Quiet and UNCHANGED. No. 4Aa44e.
common $4,000. ordiaruy 614@6Hc. fair 6h@61e,
good 6b@7c. prime 76D7kc. choice 73s@7h.
BREADSTUFFs.
FLoUR-DuH but steady. Fine Sos so,
superfine SOS rs, extra IS 5025 49, double ex-
ira Sc 259s so. treble extra sS 62soe s7K. family
s6h@7. choice 81 12H@-. fancy 81 25@-.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. L
Wndnnadlu Iannaru 4 $3.50 I

Bee marine column.
Departures.
Emma Irvine. Alvin. Belle. DeSmet, Fair
Play. g. X Peck, ASSUMPTION, II. IT, Lee. New
Mary Ho 4ston, Yazoo Valley.
stage Of tho Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report of the stage OF water
ut various points. with changes. In the "A hours
ending yesterday at y. m,
A kx,,a I~rr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Choiee. % head....-.. $50 000e35 o.
First quality p head. .....,........ "a G06o28 OF
Reeond quality y head. ............ Is 000o20 Of
Third quality, II heed. ............. Ola G.
EHEEP-kirst qua ity hegd. ....... 90 A OF
second quality. v head ............ 3 o00 8 81
bird quality " head. .......... 2 oOM q 81
YEARIINGs-Firstd naiity, head. II o004i2 On
Second quality, y head ............. % 8 o.
Mich Cows-Firsf quality. v head 10 0O@80 on
Second quality, p head. -. ........ SIS 00d 65 0t
Third quaity " head. ............. 35 OOd45 on
CALVES First quality. W head. $500. 8 000 OF
Second quality. v head ............. 0o@- =
HoGs-FIrst quality u lb. ...... 40
Second QuBlity W fb. ............... 3hf0
Third quality, y Observation-Disclosures. @3
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
firm soft OK. whisky dull at 81 Il. Freights


WILMINGTON, Jan. 6.-Spirits Of turpentine
Arm at 49, Rosin nrmer.; strained q 271s, good
hard Al CO. yellow dip "a 90. Tar firm at 81 20.
Corn steady: prime white 60. mixed s..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
DOM ESTIC EXPORT
FINANCIAL AND CoMmERCHAL NEw=
COTTON EXCHANGE.

At sitting Of the board OF appeals on the
NTH day OF January 1880. John Phelps. chair
man. and Perry Nugent and Il. L. Jeanrenaud
present. the following action was taken-
The present system OF giving and taking
verbal orders for fut ursa being, In the opinion
OF this board. loose aud unbusiness like, and
leading to frequent MISUNDERSTANDING, there
fore with the View of correcting this evil the
beard Of appeals unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
RULE

No claims for transactions In cotton fer fntur,
delivery will be considered by the board of ap
purchase or sell. or acceptance of sales or pur
chases. JOHN PHELPS. Chairman,
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CoRN MEAIr-s2 50@2 go n Dbl.
0RITs Choice SO 400 v Dbl, fair to good
Oh 2503 80.
HoMrHY-&s 25D3 75
Rye ELouR--f66o6 2bR Dbl,
esIN AND FEEDsTuFFs

t@S2IN AND FEEDBTUFFB.
CopsszN sAoKs-In moderate supply fair re-
uusAt and easier. White $50 500 white mixed
b8D59c, yellow s8@b9c. yellow mixed So 500 v
bushtl.
OATS Mono here. except In light supply In the
hands of dealers, Jobbing at $3.50 " bushel.
BHAN-In good supply and slow of sale; %
775sc y 100 1b.
HAy-In fair supply. good demand and firm .
nary @.
BULK ConN-Salable Mt 53@54c for mixed "
bvehei, white and yellow 56g57e.
BULK WHEAT-None here. Salable at Oh 80 y
ht1a bai
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WAGONS AND CARTS.
HORSE AND MULE MARKET

| Common horaes acknowledgements. $50 000 30
Good working hnrses.-.--........- 80 00@11O
| Fancy saddle and harness horses 40 0Ot1225
| Small common mules. ...-...-.... rs 00t0 ITO
/ Good medium mules ..............- 1856 0aDl 80
Small mu lies Observation-Disclosures. 100 OO00 lao
First. class INSTRUMENTATION. ITS 0OD200
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THE inside quotations Of the following mar
kets indicate The eohoLesale prices. and outside
figures job lots.l
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This day last week Observation-Disclosures. s726
This day last yenr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1i46
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NAVAL SToREs-PItch 50 2b(o2 80 p Dbl. Tar 81
63 50 v Dbl. II sin 20 25@3 80 y Dbl. Spirits tur-
psntjne 46@4Tt.c v gallon.
BALING STRENGTHENING. fb. Hoe y yard
az 10 11A@.c; ballng twine 120-c M,
CoTToN TIEs-The Arrow tie 90 SO Y, bundle
Grip tie 80 IS. Acme tie 30, Triumph tie 50 so,
Finn Il Wer cotton bale tie 80 25.
FoREIGN FRUITS AND NUTs-Oranges g. v
box. Lemons "a Raisins So 35. plantaIns
75c 0s1 as " bunch. Bananas 75c a 81 so "
bunch. Persian dates 100 " H.. Currants exc
" NJ. New prunes 10kc. Oitron 2nc y fb,
Almonds ale. Brazil nuts lie. Filberts 12hc.