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DR. ]. F. CosrE11o, Office 1905 Chapline
street, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-31

srocKs-The market was strong and active
throughout the greater part OF the day.
There were occasional fractional reactions,
but the general tendency was towarda higher
range Of quotations, and at the close the i'm.
proyement on the days transactions ranged
from " to ~ per cent, the latter In III
nois Central. Among the coal stocks, the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western was notably
strong and purchases induced by the re-
psrts that 9 per cent dividend will be de-
clared at the directors meeting next week.
The NorthWtst .rn was very firmly held, on rH.
mors Of PROPOSED stock bonus The Alton
and Terra Hsute Company sold up from 20h
to "a, and rtceded to Tx: The earn;
inss of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
81. Paul railroad for the SIX monthS ending
June 80. 1880, were $s,447 0OO, against 81, 0S5,.
1856 same time in 1879. The earnings Of the
same road for three weeks Of July were 1851
900, against $3.50 same time in 1873. The
earnings OF this road thus far this year are at
a rate OF I2 per cent per aunum on common
and preferred stock.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-31

Iteures As,hraa, Loas Of Voice. SeuIalgs, g. VtgF
Dance, EpIleptie Fits, Whooping Cough Sefyops-
uSS. and Is INST wonderful 6dIuhet TO other RENE
dies In sustaining life during the process oil pPn-
iberia.
Do not b deceived BY remedies bearing similar
name; no other preparation u substitute
lar This under any circumstance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-31

CoxsuMPrIvE's HopE.-A generous nu-
trltious diet Pure air and Colden's Lie
big's Liquid Extract OF Beef taken regu-
laTlv, DOW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-31

%5rSTgE'S SALE.-BY NlRIGE Of
W '.,i,s.,I deti, Of trust made BY John E;
~ / P,rFer and simon 7. PATEef, d 1ted
~ az n. SrJ lAy Of July, 1874, the iSth
sou, ~, ISL the 10th day Of september
IN Ig,a diy Of August, $50 AnI al 81 81
~. ~, I,srt's omee o. the County C9Git ~
- y =, E,u Virginia, aud arc respee iItiy
- y. - \. ma Of TfVt Box, No; H. PASe l4s'
500 L. y RoE 80. :, page a. Deed Of Trust
- ~, -. ~ 80 in Desd Of Trust book'
~ - . i II iii vi at public suction 90
y gakSSEsp4Y, The an day u 4usuit' ~ ..,
,...,II6 d .Io.E a. u, Of aid day At inc ITont
Z. Scfi hou,e Of aid Ohio county, Sell me
49, - ' I.Srts.l real e'tAie, thAt
-. ~, ssEsyred Thirteen and Fourteen lNos.
- - !, IN, ~, ,iie Of Malt street, betEeeh
.y.s.,..hs formerly MInhlll street anu 1ssnty.
W ~ n, MID PRISON. street, 10 thh par
- ~ 81 ThsslinS called Centre WhetnnG,
-. III ,!l The Improvements thereon; otlns
w. ~, ,,Ds.y,y % Taitb Is ersted what u known
=. S,yIfr Bio r. Containing thlTty-Iout NSb
-, hi, usgGesptiOnHbls.
Of the purchase money'
80 ssa:r Is the purchaser may elect 10 pay!
: - "A M blliser 10 tEO equal inAtAumenn Al
s,.1i,I,lTs 1ouih' from the dGy Of sale, win IN
al I,Isr-el ln,tLlmsnIS from the Day Of
y i. ssTrs,.,f 10 eve nSt5 With approved Secu'
~. ma i,I,nei lustallmenis and interest
y = So ~ JAMIE P. tOGEkSr Trustee.
EEElLLFR, Alei'nnesT
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Financial and Commercial.
Now York Money and stocks.

NV YoEx. July SO.-MoSEY-Easy at eaoh
per CENT. Prime mercantile paper s4a4k per
Can't Sterling exchange, bankers' bills dull
and weak At q sax; demand - Sih.
Dry goods imports for the week S,400oo.
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1,SrSTEES SALE.

,,,5-d o., trust made by John Z r! taTLG,
50. r. Z 5s;;P q f 49a1 s ss'G =
. - 'TtSs' ,-c,d, i Ohio Eo1nt we! , VIZ
= III Il t. he itOai door Of thsC'aF' House
,s S;;iyT as asst DAY OF AU ,.i is e..
IhEai,I 70 geek 4. NJ, the following ue-
- FgE.is I, tsresl Of ground Which !, lm% e
b3Hy,S A asd adjoining the gTolh1 .H 49,, =!
~ ~ .i M to LtUl, L. SmIlUOoi' uIs!te
~ ~. i-sts,s. by deed dated Ausust Z, '-;
+ 'tftrtf ~ Il tfu,i FOX No. 81. page ., arg
~ u ~ ,SIss po',i % Of The tEo Pieess O
~ " ,T,,ri % J5ha Parker By BgsSssia Sna
n; s,,, h tE,Ir edition to the aiy oil WheentS'
~ 70. S% 10 be god bu, VII convey
~ a.,.,j. I,,t,d ia me BY the deed oil ESN' .,,,
s,Lp-Opt-Ihlr and more, u vac pa,I
tIn .F, sI,n IN hand; the bRiAsee IN tEo s. ~
90 49, ~ and IWalre month";, ntgo;ihble
:. a.: Sisr,st ro The s!y IN, y si % Se I
= ~ defend payments me "''s !" "
~ il LILLIAN j. ". COWpEE, Iraltee:
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Read Or. EarIe's Testimonial.

Mr.. James l. Fellows, Manufacturing Chemist
sn-For several months past have used you, ,
Com round Syrup IN the treatment Of Ineipient
PbIhsiS Chronic Bronchitis and other Affections o.
Inc Cbest and have 70 hesitation In stating that u
rankI foremost amongst the REMEDIES nsfd 10 those
diseases Being an excellent Nervous Ionie e1eilt
dirFct influence on the eTVOuS System, and thTnuGa
n IL yfEoraits the body. II lOrts me pleasure %
recon nond remedy which Is really god IN c1sts
Tor which Il Is Intended, when % many Advertised
A' 'N''s rs EAkLE, JR., N D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-31
Che Gnteuiqetrter.
COLORADO.

Life In the Mining Region-Granrs Visit
To LeadTIIIe-COI.w Ward Lamon, of W.
VR.-WheeIing Boys out In that Coun-
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~..-EEs' SALES.
7Fi-l SALE OF NATIVE

-TFE7s SALE Or NAAlH E
=. D.ll'''' ID cA,nss1.
,tTSsl,"al !. ., III. Municipal Court Of
I's ~, my. AuGusTa, 1850. fatal,
=" is sS5i = a; ~ The e., ,io Of wss1iiss,
~ A he Glowing r'ons. P aSi sl,S:
- y ~ ~ i hlrh0s; goe COW ont III -
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IS ;P,l T p,Sss.l 'S Sfspsf.
y ~ =, sSE', Di,I'', ,i t Osned By Peter
l,-wA.n t4' yq'sh s;.s Of 5 R%'e sSsa
,ssos D. e. ~ A., t1cetd slW, a credit o.
a,-i.fs = I4 .IT,-i. toe purchaser giving bis
~, ar - ,s,,oall ,cuii'y::, ,prr Tnnso
>, - 81 P'i'' A ] CLAkAE' LIu'1e"
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snEI. Lsstlo9ysi
- i! ALE orsoUrH WHEEL
Htkl ~ La,rpTY

..!sZyT7. sALEoFS0UTh WHEEL
s. s. FSoPEEtf :, ,,o,, made BY Louis. Bun.
ARE 5Ia'II - IruItss, dIied Jay 70,
& 3, 'si s,I Z IL i nd Of 1rat Book No. IS
= !s ,is' !. AUGUST Is, 1850, ). - :,
,tIosE ;. NJ. proceed .i 10 seLi ~ ~
:. ~ w MIDI MID tue io!IOuas de;cTI ,S,
a. "a "a. - p,ir,I u ground situate 70 .n =!
IN LlA" fSh,s!iss, formerly Epos st, n =,
:. 10 ~ Ia Ehee lng.' Ia the county ~
n i's M; Vet virginia, and tnSTH as, .De
Z - 'iis % ., mae, N squue No ttSI TSrH
Z, e =. u : t .,' psPsry nos 0'eoP''4 "
5sI ,--Dp.,hIri Of the purchase MOI money y
1861 Al, IS !, he purchaser nty e!set 70
sssa N M ~ rcl4at IN two slH1 ' ,ssiT:
= sis y y, ,,s,r+,tlrsly 10 NE and we've s.se
i a g .sIi q! S he. p S.isffsa
- Trustee.
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TEx MILE SUMMIT, SHEEP MI, Col, |
July q. 1880.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
MARKETS MI rELEenAPa.
DOMESTIC.

NEW YORK. March s--southern -four dull and
declining common to fair extra Is 1906 30. good
to choice do S6 1907 rs. Wheat opened about 1c
lower, afterwards declining. recovered and Ad-
vanced 1c. closing dull and shade easier: un.
graded winter red II 46. Corn KN1c better |;
unRraded 59081. Oats unsettled. 1@2c lower
No: 347AOAs Hops quiet and nominal.
Coffee unchanged but quiet. Sugar firm but
quiet: Cuba 7M@7I. fair to good refining TX
g. prime X; refued less active and weak !:
standard ~. sH. extra CIsA@sH: white OK
crushed ana powdered ". cut Loaf sN. granu-
Rice unchanged and quiet Cotton seed oil
dull !: half-year 44K bid. 46 asked: April, May
and june offered at At. no bids.
Resin quiet a. 81 1901 62k. Turpenfine
higher; Al bid. Wool very firm and In good
demand: domestic fleece 1900 pulled 33@62
unwashed 1902. Texas 2l@40. Pork easier aud
In moderate demand ut 81 25@I2. Middles
dull and easier, Lard q shade frmer with a
:air trade; ITO Whisky nominal at 81 TO-
Fretghts quiet but steady.
Hides firm ami In fair demand Texas 9K@11.
New Orleans 10H@u.
CHICAGO. March s..-Flour, nominally, I'M
er: No 2 red winter 81 22, No. . Chicago spring
demand at 36K. Oats steady and In fair de-
mand at 8iH. Pork active and lower at S11 so,
Lard In good demand and lower at 7.07hg7, 10.
Bulk meats In fair demand and lower: ahoul.
ders 410 short ribs 6 60. clear Go Whisky
steady and UNCHANGED.
Olose-Wheat active; ne lower. Corn active;
H@Ke lower. Oats quiet and weak 3lI April
Pork In fair demand and lower at I'll As. Lasd
dull and weak; 21xe lower.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09

coupon ill,So--,. do second debt @. Msw
Orleans and Mobile Railroad 60. New Or.
iirst mortgage . :, New. Orleans City Rail-
road MORTGAGE lo0k @io7k. New Orleans Water
works Com pany mortgage, :. o..
@, CITY Oonsolidated Bonds s2@-. Wharf
Bpnde O. Drawn Premium Bonds i2s@17d1s.
City Ten Per Cent Bonds %. Waterworks
Bonds "a.
WARRANTS. SoRrP. Ero.-Leves Warrants ot@
%; State Warrants, 1872 receivable for licenses
aud taxes. o.. Police Warrants -1s74. e % !;
1876. %. City Berip-1874. 4Sk@-: 1878. $50
II 1876 450fh: 1877 --WbO: 1878. 4b9as.
School Certiacatss--1s74 and 1876. s8hga6, Half
Paid CITY Coupons Ae@so. Interest Oertln.
July, 1879, %. Privileges on Premium Bonds
non v cent Unpaid state Coupons 82D70.
STooKs--The before The following quota
tions Of stocks Indicates Fiday's Weektv quo
tations Of the NeU Orhsnns Stock Erchange;
the I, last sale ss.cs Fridav: me 4 last sale to-
dan; u, Nth diuideHa; g, eI dividend.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
LOUISIANA SUGAR AND RICE CROPS.
NEW Orleans PricA Qurrantl

Tho proepects for next season are all that
could Be desired: there have been no frosts to
hurt the cane already out OF the ground, and Ut
this late period there is Lyle likelihood o. any
promise OF good stand and the cane put down
last fall and during the early winter is very
much ahead In growth; then also the planters
generally saved larger amount OF seed cane
than usual. and from several localities We hear
that the cane saved for seed planted larger
area than was expected. while very few COM
plain Of spoiled seed. The acreage is certainly
larger Than last year. and as the stubble. which
yielded very little sugar last season, promises
TO do very well. q large increase may be expect
ed. provided no storms or early frosts cut short
the prospective yield.
Rice also IL occupying increased attention.
notwithstanding the heavy loss experienced last
year BY drouth and storm, and VIC hear OF al
Increased area OF land being put In readiness
Tor seeding with the cereal; many planters
now having irrigating pumps aud others hav
Ing made arrangements with nei0hboring
sugar estates t. furnish a water supply In case
q need. there is every reason to anticipste
drouth should occur.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Miss T r Quarter. Kosctnsko. Miss: VIM bar.
KIoiz r Klotx. ) a Oastriaer. Miss; d 3 Brooks,
SMesss. ssw YORK: y r o%!sfkso% fssq;ss: te6t
,sIsa sfxfss
1 @iss sRr1ro sibe1 M1s michel. fA9s W xfss
Hemsons bowling Green. Miss; q II Mckenzie,
81 u 'GJHARL1Es HOTELS b Matthews. W.
go pslon. france: d' dsrrssns aonssc@:
1hs5 Ssae:EF &c Rc Sss q Laval
Walter Dubury., 81 3 Hovey, Boston q 1ew-
S s Mrs. Maisf yr .sv H Taas he d,
D Mcdi1nis. Ohas Hall and wife. New York !
J ,gs,pu Mere 81 J9ssDh; NJ and Mr. g
Bluk snthsi and wife. jacob bloom. III. Pine
siis, 10! dls1, Mlss; ase lew. sSS NE.
0TTY HoTEI.w " Leake. Bsyou sara: e:
Rs r. P WI ss F Ws se Ss1ora. c ec
Igeo.t;, Mrs M q Misc Carrie Pi.cheysrn.
MISC: DR. 9 L, Dunn and wife ,Abln9dQn. N;
u Outoback. Pascagonla: 81 Hubbard. w b
R9sndolRh. city simon Mar i Rsd Mcs: NJ
Louis: b Turner. Little Rock; 0utton.
p Cartwright. Rolling Fork; = 2 LaPica. 81
James. Ii: Thns Andrew. and wife. ~ q
Andrews. DR. J B Andrswg. Morehouse. perish.
A 9 Dnrdin. Carrollton,. Miss: u Watson. 1As
WV Sims. Brandon. Miss: Sam Adams ana
wife, Ala.
ST JAMES HOTEL-Mrs Myers. Eyersreea:
w 81 Child, Montgomery: i Mead. Memphis:
VIM g Walker, Mississippi City; AEmyer.
lor. Montgomery; W Edington. Moro Bay; :
II Brister, Sumpter: Ark :. J N Terry and lady.
Miss y = Perdue, Eldorado: W G Powell, Mem.
Weaver, New York: Geo 81 Qrowker. Vt
Louis: l. @ Skinner. Fl W Holmes. Elba. Ps.
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es Has sSssa oo5 3Hllet more
y shsss . .s !. gs j,
heavy 4 4oSz r. cattle -Rsesinls 500, Din.
neats sGo en2es II soDd Pt a.,
,s corned ossen sssGs sod e
sfocksrs and feeders quiet end steady ut q 20
go 70. Sheep Receipis 700: fairly .ctive AZ y ~
@b 80: GOOD local and shipping demand: all
ST, Louis. March s..Tlour slow and easier;
a 5Ss ssgs bn an y %nsa No. ps
fall II 2i@i. ny. No do u Is.aaol 90. No. Do
= Y ASKED I'D Qora hishsr I. ss.g a 0atss
III soD12 lard dull d :, Bulk meats lower g
sell clear RIBS 4o@e so. Bacon lower; shout
g Hos tsitl, ~:t i'uss Yarkers and Dalmores
:. % recsi ots $500 ships 100 Cattle IL
est s'ssss ~ ssa fsqe e s:
1900; shipments 500 Sheep firm and unchanged:
fair - 1900 0ood u sb@5. prime 10 fancy. Is a.
es1s; reoeinfs s9o: shipments 1900
q So. Oats diili at 81. Pork dull; nominslly
M as seady "r rbsaass q H.. .dss
u. Whisky dull At :, q Sugar irm; hards
d. 30 butchers u sses o. ' 8
LOUISVILLE. March 6.-FlOur uufdt and u0s
changed. Wheat Arm at ii 2o01 10. Corn
quiet a. 44a44S., Ost. auie. q 4o@.i. PorE
steady 81 sl2 ~ La.d irn n m Balk msats
cured hams oaioh. Whisky Arm Ut 81 os.
BALTIMORE. March s.-Oats steady; Southern
l7D4S. Western white 47G4s. do mixed M@N,
Pennsylvania 47D4s. Provisions steady. Mess
pork $40 25@13 81, Bulk meatH-loose. shoulders
AZ. cleBr rib sides s&, do. packed ex@7f.
Bacon-shoulders ~ GEAR rib sides 9. Hams
1ogi2. Lard-rehned tierces sh. Coffee very
quiet: Bio. calRoes. oIdiIary 70 fair l4oi61z,
o. II. Frefghts quiet.
WILMINGTON. N. O.. March s.-Spirfts Of tur.
pentine steady vt AN. Resin Arm at u TN for
strAined. u 22H for Kond strained. Tar steady
ut u IL. Crude turpentine steady at 81 81 for
hard. "a IS for yellow dip.
FOREIGN.
HAVANA. March 7.--Su9ar - Owing 10 the
gradually advancing prices In the United
States during the week. - corresponding AfYsct
was felt here, the market closing active. with an
upward tendency: Nos toto u d. q. ~ az rea1s.
void. Dor arrobe Nos, 40 y 70 y y 9A@ll realss
molasses sugar. Nos. 70 10 7n@7h reals; mus
fugal. 96 degrees polarization, In boxes and
hoRsheads 9k@9x reals. Stock IN warehouses
ut Havana aud MantAnzAa ~, 400 boxes, 10 coo
bsgs and 1900 hogsheMis. keeefpts for the
week 5000 boxes. ~ 800 bags and 27.A00 hhdes
Exports for the week $500 boxes 800 bAgs ard
1880 hoRsheHda. including sg4 boxes. $500 bags
and 1920 hogsheads 70 NJ United states. 80
and nat: on the United States. 60 days, R0lds
4@Ah per cent premium: short sight do c@6H
per cent premium ON London 14M015K Der cant
premium: on Paris IN per cent premium.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
rIrANCIAL AND C0HHERCIAI4
nvrT0E Or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. |
Monday evening. March .. iss1
pArLY MARKET RKv1sw.

The supply Of available capital continues
largo. both In bank and on the street. but the
demand Ii moderate and confined principally
4, the legitimate purposes OF trade. and but
Iittio 10 speculation or the talked OF mannfac-
turing purposes II IL believed. however. that
= soon % the grain trade reaches the great
magnitude expected we will have barely enough
"a meet its requirements and move the crops.
ITO.
Foreign exchange exhibits fair degree OF
animation but little auotable variation.
The movement In bonds to-day IL principally
IL Htate Uonsols. which show marked advance.
oiosins at AVk@49X. against 4skD49 on Batur-
day.
Premium Bonds. though less active are
armer closing at 3o1s@sok. against soA@soH
on Saturday.
The boom In stocks to-day Was principally In
N0v Orleans 0Relight Company shares and
NJ works Company. The former opened at
eoK lid and SIX asked. against 7ok bid and 10
asked on Friday. closing at 90 bid and s5k
aatod. The sales comprised 164 shares. Of
w. the last ten were ut tho . ~ m. board at
go The sales Of Waterworks Company com
prisod 1Op5 shares. OF which the opening sales
Wsre at ths flrst board at Sax: the highest. at
the 10 b. n. board Ut a. and the closing ut the
third board 10 Rt bsss.
Cotton Is Arm here for spots but easy for
futures. The position Of the latter IL attributed
10 the mRnipulations Of operators. Spots are
arm u New York ut Saturdays quotations.
while futures are easy. Liverpool spots show
.1-10d advance. with futures steady. Havre IL
Arm at franc advance.
In consequence OF light receipts and In SYM
patty with the New York market sugar con-
tlnues to improve, showing NJ advance to-day
Of w On the refining grades. Molasses 10 also
nrnaer.
Rice ID stronger. with an upward tendency.
Eeed rice 10 In good demand.
BreadstuiYs are quiet and easy.
Grain and feed are easier.
Provisions continue quiet and easy.
Groceries exhibit fair degree Of animation.
Country produce and fruits are quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
FREIGa rs.
COMMERCIAL.


IOur quotations represent wholesale prices,
except achen j0b lots are specified.
TOBACCO.
part Of which is held for local delivery and
for shipment: stock on sale 100 hhds. Cutting
grades are In request and higher than the fol-
lowing quotations, which are for export to-
good and fine 4x@bc Low leaf 6X@5Nc. me-
dunn o1@7xo. good and fine 7k@she. seec-
MANUFACTURED ToBAooo-Active and strong
D. fine medium 100000. Bright quarters. COM
mon sound. 34@40c. Bright navy, 4's and IS. lO@
600. Black sweet S2@50c: No. ]. SIS and l0's dark
black sweet ss@ssc. Navy ns black s4Y4sc.
l20A7c; No. /. MS. extra fancy 67@si.
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
8uaAR-Is In request and stronger. In sympa-
thy with the course OF the market at New York.
Receipts s77 hhds: Exports none. Stock under
- Inferior sxssxc. common sxo7c. good
fully fair 7I@7xe. prime 7ss@7Xc. strictly prime
--07Ne. choice s@shc. seconds ea@7xc. yellow
whit t' ssxc. choice white ass Standard
MoLAssEs-In request and tlrmer. Receipts
1919 pbls. Exports none. Stock under the
Inferior 25@2sc common oo@3ac p gallon
centrifugal Ug42c. fair 34@38e prime 41@42o,
strictly prime 4e@4se. choice -@5oc. cistern
RIcE-Firmer with an upward tendency. No.
2 4h@4Ac. common 5A@bIc. ordinary ek@6Ac.
fair 6h0sK. good 6x@61c. prime eH@7kc.
BREADSTUFFs.
1.-THE folloactn0 prices are for round lots. Job
lots are 25@5oc more per Dol according to
QaalityJ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09

day sysrywhsre. With the lsrge cotton orop. Of
|. fair Au9Ar CROP. sold also q enhanced rates,
tho BouiheFn planters particularly those OF
Louisiana, hHd themselves once moro on the
hi9h way 0f Independence and ultimate pros.
perity.. The Kansas fever among the negroes
T. hardly heard 81 any more. and though with
with the incr0aAed acreage put In cultivation
throughout the South, the available negro L.
Dor may not b. eum lent there n not likely
to bslany Rreat trouble In securing the requisite
number Of hands. every year seeing more
g. hirsd laborsrs. but - tenants and
acres With the Aid. 81 their own families. This
nevis inanRura.ed system Of small farms nat,l-
rally tends TO diversified crops. most farmers
raising their own supplies. and cotton or sugar
cane only HS q money crop. to gain the means
q purchasing !hos. niece ssariss q lie which
and In very short period 81 time . hardy race
Of white. farmers will cultivate 10 inconsidera
IRE beginning 70 learn how Y appreciate Il he
shoulder 10 the wheel With will. fostering and
encouraging those who come. and ofYerinK ~
ducements to those net yet determined Ia their
choice OF 4 new home. All Indications point TO
prof perity greater than the most Wanted
ante bellum period.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
COTTON REMAINING ON PLANTATIONS.
We extract the following from recent letter
ffnm AmAriHua On.


We extract the following from recent letter
from Americas. Ga:
Receipts VI this point for the last week IN
February were "a bales. against 1877 bales for the
corresponding week Ut last year. for the month
Of February ss8 baiea. sgaintt loss bales for the
Seipss e Ma:ch sxa.t ' 81.
From Is. Above VII! Is e ob.ssvsa hs s
marked falling Of IN receiUts occurred during
naturally leads to the inquiry: How does the
cotton remaining ou the plantationa compare
with last yeaf2 IL there more or lessW For
soe tine ~ have been nyssssaE tns
that there is remaining on the plantations 60
date-indeei, this 70 low estimate. for We
TONS so entirely bare sol q Cotton. his Is &C.
counted for BY the fact that prevailing prices
during the season have been quite satisfactory
na ss hsys n esn ed .ci Il sps
The weather since our last report February a
has been very pleasant and epriu9-like. with
very little rain. Therefore planters arc anti
VIE s oey spes IL bu vi one q
Tint u defective seed caused by the vet fail
aud warn winter. ls proving too much Of 9
their. seed and many more are apprehsnsive
seed II the fact proves ID bad ~ the present
the result. For the past ten days planters have
been actively engaged planting eorn-this Will
By completed this week. when their attention,
w o. turned 70 o End %
about the hrst proximo. =.
70 sum np, w must walt awhile longer-i y
viii DO their part for large crop. More than
this IL lE hard to say.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
DETAIL or sAr.Es.

Before First CalApriI. 400 bales at 10 08; 100 at
IL 12: MAY, 100 NJ 1915: total 500 bates.
FIRST Ca-April. 400 at 10 TO- 100 at 1911. 500 at
l3ta: Mny. 800 ut 1917: June. 400 at 3.28: July.
100 at 1877: total 140O.
Detnepys First and Second Calls April. 100
at 13.t2 400 at 1903: May. 100 ut Ia 40, 400 ut
10 49, 100 NJ 1919 400 ut 1912 October, 100 ut 120
total, 1905 bales.
Second CaN-Msy 100 ut 1918: Bep. ember. 100
at II ~ Total, 400 bales
Bes,see,. Seoond and Third Calls = March. no ut
17G7 NAV 400 ut 100 at "a a.: total 400 bales.
Third Call -Apri 200 1T 10 On. 400 ~ 10 o. 2UO at
10 o. 100 at 100 ut ~ o. 200 at 10 May. 1860
at ID TO- 100 Ut 1900; total. 2400 bales.
After Third Gall April 400 at a. 20. 100 at 1904:
May. 800 ut Ia 10 400 Mt 10 to- mi 1890 bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-09
SOUTH CAROLINA COTTON GOODS IN.
VADING NEW ENGLAND.
NEW York Shipping List

II IL rather a significan. fact that cotton goods
manufactured Ia South Carolina are now sell.
Inn IA New England. Manufactures OF cotton
9oods arc eprineine 10 al over the South.
who're new mills are exempt from taxation for
ton years, The poor white trash make excel
owners. and free rent and the use Of . garden
plot are thu conditions OF service. The intro
0uction OF manufacturing is having most
capital IL invested In several Of these Southern
establishments. This new policy OF carrying
the mills to the cotton instead OF carrying the
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