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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13

1880
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTR ATED.

This popular periodical Is pro emlnenty jsurnD
for the household
Every Number furnishes the latest Information in
regard to Fashions in dress and ornament the
newest and most approved patterns, with descriptive
while Its Stories. Poems, and Essays on Social and
Domestic Topics give variety to its columns,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13


NEXT to Tilden, nothing is of as
much importance as Tilden's second
choice. If the old man is slaught>
cred in the convention, who will he
name as his residuary legatee in his
death-bed will? According to the
best opinion he has already been led
to the shambles, and it only now re.
mains for the executioner to let the
axe fall and decapitated Sammy to
give up the ghost. Who then will
be allowed the key to the paddock
on the "bar'l"? Randall, for his
tenacity in holding on to Sans
coattail, was thought for time to
he the coming man, but the tide
has turned against him. Payne,
of Ohio, was the next man sug-
gested but before the Will
could be read, Gramercy Park
was the scene of a revolution in
feeling, and poor Payne's name
was stricken out. Just now, Sena-
tor Barnum is most prominently
mentioned as the sole heir to Sam.
Us ciphers, "bar'ls," income suits,
and the Sin choate" soft seat in the
white house. What changes,
though, may happen between now
and the Cincinnati convention, no
man can tell. But this is certain ::
if the Lightning does not strike
Uncle Sammy's silver pole, he will
hold the conductor in his own hand
and the bolt will fall where he
points.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

DFLIEF LODGE. No. 1G3, X. of H. Meets on
II the first and third Friday nights of each
month, at Teutonia Hall, corner Church and Gay
streets.
j. r. Ambrose HID. Harvey Clark, Reporter
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used only this point as ammuni-
tion against them. Were it not for
the present good of the country the
republican party should watch with
great glee their further progress
into the swamps. The chances are
that strong public opinion will
cause them to retrace their footS
steps, even if inclination leads them
on.
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thanCsry ale OF a Hons . and Lot
in kBOxyiIIe.

John Rogers VS.. David Warren ct al.
DURsUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
IL In the above cause. at the january term
1880 Of the Chancery Court, az Knoxville, i will
sell, at public auction, TO the lig eat bldd T. In
front Of the court house door,in Knoxville, on
SATURDAY, THE IsrH DAY OF NAY NEXT,
.. AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
For cash in hand and In bar of the equity OF ~.
demption, the lot Of ground mentioned aud
described IN the pleadlngs, lying In Knoxville,
New street. on the east by bethgoe stfeet.o tho
west by lot No. IS, and being part OF lot NO. &C.
This April II, 1850. = - . $4,000.
aptsa.wa vm ~ NJ tcis efE ana sSss::s.
e FTH feaf h.Ee ri ~ 60
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The Volumes Of the Basnr begin with tie hrst
Number for January OF each year. When no tiIneis
mentioned II will be understood that the subscriber
wishes to commence with the Number next after
the receipt Of order,
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Rernitiances should be made by Post lnco Money
Order o. DRAFT, 10 avoid chance OF loss.
Newspapers are not 70 copy this advertisement
without the express order Of HARPER a BROfEERs.
Address HARPER BROTHERS, New York
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Gentle
w omen


Who wait Glossy, iuxuriarlt
and Way trcsses OF abundant,
beautiful Hair must us0
LYONS KATHATRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
cut, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandrutf and
itching, makes tho ii air
strong, giving il u curling
tendency and keeping II in
any desired position. Bean-
tifnl, healthy Hair is the sure
result OF using kathairon.
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Tho AnnCal Volumes OF HARPER's BAZAAR, In
neat cloth binding, viii be sent by mall, postage
paid or by express, free OF expense Crowded the
freight does not exceed one dollar per y0ume), for
81 10 each. complete Set, comprising Twelve
Volumes, sent on receipt Of cash at the rate Of
IS % per volume, freight al expense OF purchaser
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for binding
will be sent by mail postpaid. on receipt OF 81 W
each.
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Complete Set Of HARhFHa's MAGAZINE. com
prising 81 Volumes. In neat cloth binding win be
sent by express. freight at expense of purchaser on
receipt Of 81 rs per volume Single volumes, by
man, postpaid S3 90. Cloth cases. for binding 38
cents, by mail. postpaid
Remittances should be made by POST Office Money
Order or Draft to avoid chance OF loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement
Without the express order OF HAMPER * BROTHERS.
Address HARPER q BRoTHERS, New York.
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HAST TENNESSEE LODGE. No &.-Dleets
L. Tuesday nights at odd Fellows Hall, west
A. Galyon. y.G VIM. Salnuels RS W. II. Sal
mon, Permit Sec c. II. Jones. Treasurer.
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Will transact q General Banking and Broker
sfe Business receive pep0sies iague ertnoatas
On Deposit, deal In ExehaDRe,r buy Gold and
Silver. oank Notes. Bon 70 end Stocas. -.
We prefer that collections Of. Revenue shsrld
ste I'D Of mail or express lcga IT.
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DEARL CHAPTER, No. Al, II. A. M.--Stated
L conyocatiOn upon first Monday night of each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
S. j. Todd, Sec. w. A. Galbrah, HIP.
GGUR DE LION COdMANDERY, No. o
" Stated conclaye upon second Monday night
of each month meetings for drill upon Friday
night Of each week, at Hall in Masonic Temple.
8. j. Todd Rec. j.. Boil, Lie.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For sheriff.
We ar authorized to announce c. i. GOsSETT
as candidate for Sheriff of Knox county at the
ems ing election, August 8, 1880.
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MASTERS LODGE, No. 244--Statcd commu-
kH nicatiOn upon third Monday night of each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
Il. L. McCrOSkey, Sec. ii. w. Hall, WIN.
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Glory to God on highr!'

A scripture lesson was read, when
the audience sgsin joined in singh G
to the old tuCe, Greenland,
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ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 1853 Stated cOmmu-
~ munication upon second Thursday night of
each month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
Chas Dawes. Sec. W. A. Galbrath, VIM,
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE One Year .......S4 90
HARPER'S WEEKLY. ............... 4 90
HARPER'S BAZAAR, ............ 4 90
The THREE aboye-naned publications, One
lear w
Any TWO above named. One Year ......... 7 90
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE One Year. . 1 so
Postage Free to an subscribers in the United
States or Canada.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. oHARLEs HoTEL-Mlss Martha Miller.
enc Tfs tHssFs saas and VIZ ShsT
W II Order and wife. Miss Pickett. Mamphis:
John Roper and wife. Chicago; 9 H Forsyth.
Providence: John. v Cannon. river r & God.
= Boardman and wife, Middletown. Conn: Miss
North Carolina; HeysingsE San Antonio.
\ Lyman a Aus,tin. Tsxas INC McclywRo monde:
iisms. Providence, b 3 Thom pson. IL: b 3
stss Mobs; asv eiaplain Miss Kehn
New York Il Greatman. Baltimore; " Ward
Ah 81 w JAMES fss'f a6irELw Trip, wife and
] Yanezky. Hg Handlon " Jones' and wife.
ay Mo n,sr chas Batss New Yopk Ben
McClelland. Jackson; Thos Ford. Brooklyn; ,
? Harrison. Tennessee; Wilson Tsxarkana:
Z y FTothingham. Mississippi; y Walmsiey.
; oAsslpY's c HoTEsLGsTiSm By5ns Ia; 3 2
Nv Nv doiems sn aednsy Miss fs Gaaor oa Ala
VIM Thane. Miss; q NJ Flower. .Als1andria:
a NE Naehes pow 81 aogp W Gss Mss
Wm Rely and lady Miss Bette Daly. Misc ,
Ryan spengMerat Vhisksburg; Frank Hall
v Merritt. 9 g Hastinss. Boston: q Slack
CITY HOTEL Purdy. W Miller. Miss:
= n Allen. Miss Gussie Hundiey. Illinois Sam
nel Smith. New YORK: 3 Caid; CINCINNATI: "
Braun. Jackson. Miss NJ Levy. DonaIdsonviils:
Pr FL jewell. Bayou Teche: L U.z, Carroll.
Kosclusko. Miss !: ] Martin, Edward Quinn.
Mrs I. johnson. DR. Lewis McCundell. No
bile: Pierce Butler. West Faliciana: D Frost.
" W Scott and wife. Miss; G l. McAlster, Mich:
John Oartnell uniontown. Ky; Berry Buford.
Richmond: Va; John A Croker. La; n Violin.
Pa; OSullivan. wife. child and servant; .
servant. Master L il Hall, John Pratt and
wife. ] 7 Dalton and wife. @ Newton and wife.
" Moffstt city: s Aronsohn. Miss Aronsohn.
Big Sandy. Texas; ] Shaffer. Terrebonne La:
g Hudson and wife. Rayville, La: John q
fourche. La: Jos Berg, Franklin. La: Brooks
Clark. Mobile.
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nATTLK MARKET.
-
DOM EhTfu.

NEW Yonx. March A.--s9nshsrn -four dulls
s Co., T. ss g 3D. SSa e ss.s:
and closed dun and heavy " about tho closing
esurss Of Yesterday; nnFraaed winter red
s7o n I. HSfn sss Sss ggsr
| fair business. No. SAN. Hops duh aud n1ml-
Coffee dull and heavy; no.. oargoss t44atsjx,
| lob lots 14si7H. Sugar very lirin; csntrlfuxM
aa aas mn ss ss1e91n iaiF 70 good res
sS' 5 sSlIow a GeEasssd ssSshsa
scarce and IL demnad: New CrIesas iir 1 sad
hesia ssst q ~ i III ~ 4alssht|ass qsIl
da u buyers NJ, isvof: q, s1.@a Mlaaisss aalg
Wsss s.yy nonal e T. te II stssds
Hides sts.dy, unchanged and rather ,.auiets
G aars ssa i X bd w g., s sss =? bI ,s
sss = .y'en. ,s,ss . and ~
lorn easier ii ss,.. oats armsr al slaesia..
Pork eapisr at 81 70. fAEd TX. bulk, meats
steady and unchanged. WHISKY steady and
siren, {, g. spg hhs, Corr
nG xgs - fh sou rsss Lard T srS saas a
gslpts ai.ooo. shipments GOO: slow end 4 shade
So. choice heavy ii 1904 10. ligbt ~ 26dt ss.
ysry isn. ALMOST ,n,asslsbIs. Wsathsr warn
men's $500; choices eoodly run at naehanssd
prlees shlppipa ~ eobs %. butchers. slow and
unchanged. a oxen s5st. st2ckers and fecfsEs'
tnsntE 400: prices unchanged. - 5000 10.
Vt. Louis. March t,-Flgpr easier bgt slow:
@aHss = aaa shss ase Mnsf ggsnsd
iSwsr = - WSls!s . ssssds 4 9:
Bulk meats easier and not au6tably lower.
Bacon steady and upchange.d.
Hogs active and lower; Workers. and Balu.
aeisct ~ 2oa4 40: receipts 4io0: shipments $500,
Cattle-The run consists mainly Of medium
spa is GOD g q ia sse sa & ssss
i 7sss %: corn isd Texans . sss1: ssssiDs
40 pounds average. brou9ht % 81: other sales
ut steas %: receipts 1900 shipmsnts lAoo.
.ss asfeh wss. oa ns s ~ aua Ii
mixed .S@N. Pennsylyania 4sw4s. Coffee M
ehapsed: Sugar Sugar higher: 4 .ofs ~: WHISKY
an dSa,s o. p ioh@l II. Ffelshts quiet and un-
.OIscIssAT1, March Flour quiet and un-
G esnxs saronse as sSa oa. III .tadg .. s,x
Bulk meats firm: shoulders ~. ribs sss.
ass H. b1 T2sts sssd, ana Il soed d
and 81 q o. SUGAR steady hards l.s Y 4
butchers o. $500 s5.
WILMINGTON. N. g.. March l.--Spirits Of tur-
strained. ii MI for good strained. Tar steady
At o. 49, Crude turpentfne steady at Il is for
hard. ~ 30 for yellow dip. Corn unchanged.
changed. Wheat firm at d 20. Corn. steady
ct ~. Oats quiet at 40@42. Pork dull 81 N2.
Lard steady az ~. Bulk neats auiet ana STEADY:
quiet shoulders 4X@5. ribs 71tg7k. sides 7k@
~. Sugar -cured hams 3610. Whisky gteAdy.
FOHEI0N.
HAVANA, March 4.-Spanish gold 2sG9z36z:
sugar In tatr demand with an upward tend
ency, No. II D. 8. s1.Wsx reals eold, per arrobe:
molasses sugar. Nos. TO 10 sAg7h reals: mus
fugal, So degrees polarization. eX@9X reals. In
boxes: exchange downward tendency.
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rlNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OrrfuN or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Thursday Evenink. March 4. tseh J
DAILY MARKET nEvIEw.

To-day being legal holiday lFtremeh'a Ia
raaa Day,. the banks. Stock Exchange and pub.
Ala Offices we're closed. but not the Cotton Es.
M sara, and business was somewhat Inter-
VA ntal. particularly on Oarondelet street. on
~hich aoaresly pY'hihg was done with the ess
,cantfon n tsw attempts NJ bulllnx and bear
fur. which apparently resulted In little except
: fatther advance In Weterwotks Company
shares.
NV I'M contrary. On Drawer street. AT tho
x1otIon tsehanwe. a fair degree Of animation
urevailed, particularly IN futures. ~ will BIZ
upen BY our report.
Money continues easy
Foreign exchange and New York sight are
ssssv.
state consols and Premium bonds rule NJ
Ursvlous rates.
Htocks continue In request ~ advancing
prices.
Cotton II firm here for spots and steady for
Futures. New York spots and futures are ftrm.
liverpool spots are Arm and futures quiet.
tIsvre II steady.
sugar II frmer and molasseH steady.
neeadstufrs arc quiet.
StwAtn ID Arm.
Hay IL weak.
Provisions are easy,
Groceries are In fair request.
Country productH are arm.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MARCH s, 1880.

s ssGs. q Y: lss s ssEss Al ss ~ 4.
ss ssa for wssE e ssr ras. r ~sss ..e. .
srs. s ss e *. ss n, @
sr ksetoiiise, Al Nantes trads e va. sviet VIII
whsat spar' ,n esfed isyrs pricss were
ruling III Tie corn market.
BELGIUM.
Az Antwerp. wheat and rye bad advanced III
i,rurssls. wheat had maintained "a upward
tendency.
HOLLAND.
A complete state of thaw had taken place, but
W To the present no getnDIAintP were heard Oh
saa rys iss nefI March dsIlyssy krd prssrssss
y y's III ess" .l sss 6ss stb h ss
was SLIGHTLY firmer tendency ii prices.
asHMAkY.
Moderately frosty. weather has been erye-
rlsssssa during ths lsst se,n1'ght. AZ Berlin.
r basnsss ass ""p ses9 sef isr "ss
dei,y!sry. partly BY blank and partly BY way .oi
eaurs % ,h ras y Local s s
I Aaye been r., n moEs ilbsEs oFes: VIII reags.
praoiation. owing % sales BY uruehars. bpt the
movement Eas arrested by more favorable ad-
sisss ftoM raslT A nsmerS wheat hsd met
aaneE q prices was rather n BUYERS favor.
sa s dH as, Il s ss saBss wy
rates. AZ Htettin the tone Of tho wheat market
had been moro encouraging. but not much bus.
ina .s. ss p ps ste ss esx5
se'nnixht AZ DansIs, the wheat market had
recovered rem ths lowsst point, ana arn,ef
difference hatWnen tho value Of wheat here and
what buyers abroad wers lnollhed 10 pay.
AUSTRIA.
4 postal advice from Vienna reports q aulet
tone n the corn market With tho value 81 wheat
HUNGARY.
Az reuth wheat had gradually submitted TO u
reduction In rates.
instant advises IN advance ia the value u
wheat. beans and tutt0n aeed. FfelRhta were
unaltered WITH The exception Of sesd. which
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
. AprhAips, Doc. IA new feature he been
month BY Messra Elder s@ite TO- IT,. Who lave ,
as sy sss ws ssF s91 ~. as h ss. Il x
ghaasssd| hands d ~ i igr immedlis,e aeilysry
a ou..statiols.. Tue trade ave iaxorably an;
Rosfa sswssd ,h ss ,rs me- M e. IA
incidental tp tho maintenance Of country agen- |
eles. Flour hng not boon largely dealt IN during
boon ma rsw es q 90 ana ls eu asys
aertH ~ Sta toa For country. -four 81 tho new
make 81 Dc 70 Elt los IL askad, Dran n slow az
aale Ut IL to ID Nd New Zealand oats III full
supply A. ~ oil. Corn sacks dropping At Al.
Harvest operations arc III fun gwinx; the
weather ts now AL that could DO desired, tho
sample aplendid. and tho Yield ID exueaa ~ an
tlepattonn. Our previous estimate Of 100000
tons for export 10. w think. quito within the
mark.
A large number Of shtpa have been chartered
during the month. mud frrlUhta have advanced
to 6os for wooden ahipa and 02s I'd for iron.
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Thus Jar Esdraness. balances
This weoK ....a....... " n4h 94b % 1Hb1. HsH ID
Lust week. .......".. n.As4.a7g ~ HbO, l04 10
Thia wn.k last year. p.lae,dpa ~ oil. ag2 40
TIN MONEY MARKET Exhibits more nnima
tion.
Exceptional commercial paper Ia quoted aaD.-
v cent. Al do --ana: collateral loans 9uD7: loann
on call ut tho banks bdpd v cont W nnnun. and
on tho street -ph; Al mortgage !; second grade
Nav Yonx Money ratio v cont.
t,oNpoN bank 81 England rates y cont: Uon-
Hols " ii.i6.
rAnts- 1sntes sa,60,
SILVER Mexican dollars rule nj a7AGSsa,,
trade dollars pADos; American halls aud quar-.
tore par, Bullion IN London tiAd; here. fine
AMnnicAs aoLp-- California 7@s = cent dis.
count light weight v7ppar; tnutilateds y cont
FonNIaN CorNs = In currency: ylve-frnne
aovereigns u 1904 rs. ton thnlSr pieces o. Goa
-. Spanish Aoubloons etb 3ndD--, Patriot doub-
loona &ib ss0-, Mexican doubloons $ls abaS :.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces 80 abaslp u,
South American gold 200 v pesos, German
twenty marks q ooeDs T.
mss pn1 re .s
4sl. bankers sight ts7 nj Nav York commercial
Ia AS2htpaa3k. bank aaatDAa4k.
FRANCS Easier. Here commercial nre 6.23M
06.22k, bank asts 00b.99h: at New York oom.
merdial I san w, bank 6.a0ssdD6 40.
NRw YoRK HfaHT-Easiar. Commercial In 500
discount. and bankers counter checking rate u
premium $1,000.
THE Stock Exchange ,oas closed to-day on 40.
count Of the Hotiddpl
STATE CONSOLH AND PREMIUM BONDS
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ruTunEs

opened irregular. were dull At noon. but closed
stoady. Tho sales summed up 1900 bales. In
Guiding 1850 between calls. against total yes
terday OK o4oo bales. including $500 between calls
The movement to. day WINS principally In Aprila
and mays. both months comprising 100 bales
each. Tho largest single sale was 500 oetobers
1t tho third call at it.pb. Tho detail Of prices
and sales will be found below:
G0uitsH or THE MARKET.
Tho inside figures OF tho following quotations
" tho calls Arc tho bidding rates to-day aud the
outside figures the aaking rates. Tho bidding
rates at II a. m. and .. N. are for the rogula.
tion or margins:
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PORK PACKING AT THE WEST.
Cincinnati Price Currant.l

Hogs have been moving to market a little
more freely at some points the past week. and
over the corresponding period last year. Al
Chicago especially the reeeipts have been lib.
Fahn. np%Fa on a ~ Iof .ns WEEK. ssa
average weixht continues heavier than year
A9o. and FOR the month OF February will show
average was pounds heavier In january. q
pounds lighter Ia December. and pounds
heavier In November compared with corre-
spending months last winter.
Special reports show the number OF hogs
packed at the aforementioned places since No
Nenber to date. and latest mail dates. as fol-
of the season last year:
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FOREIGN GRAIN MARKETS AND CROPS.
NO, Commercial Bulletin. March al


The following are the latest mail reports re-
iattnr 70 the foreign grain markets and crops.
and Will be found Interesting TO cur grain ship
perS ana receivers:
ENGLAND.
Owing to the severity Of the late frosts. some
anxiety Is expressed with regard to the safety
of much Of the autumn.sown wheat, as many
fields which, should now show plant are
1act OF unsuitable seed-corn having been used.
but 1t is not impossible that the frost has pene-
ffated to such depth as to destroy the vitality
<of the grain at the earliest stage OF KerEiina-
don. However this may be 1t Is certain that
much of the wheat which was Gown late has not
vet come up well, and even where a more ia
y0rahle result has followed, the plant Is In
many cases neither strong nor forward. A
period Of mild. dry weather. with plenty Of sun
shine, would now work wonders for the coun-
fry.lMark Lane Express.
FRANCE.
The late apprehensions Of farmers have been
-maferially allayed By the change In the weather
~ thaV. ana The winter wheat plant is revfvinR
under lis more genial influence. Preparations
s5re now being made for the Immediate prose-
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NEW ORLEANS MARX mr..

wore strong at the opening. firmer At noon and
arm At the CLOSE. but not uuolably higher. The
sales comprised do5o bales. exclusive 81 abo yeH.
terday. The supply WIS fair but tho aasort-
mont Of tho lower grades continued poor and
Low Mtddiins and Middlipx scarce. particular.
" tho former.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
6soo bales. including $50 after D d. m. yester.
day. Market firm. Stained s.Dho lsss than
white Of tho same class.
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rnn rf.nnfnA rnnra.
FINANCIAL Asp CONVENTIONAL NEWS.
COFFEE.

Mcssrs. small 4 70. received tho following
telegram to-day from Rio Do Janeiro: 'pur-
caNscs Of ooftec aince February 10, 5000 baxs :
stock 10000 bags; average daily receipts 5000
asaxs. Price sos0o. Exchange ashd."
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DRAFTS ON THE UNITED STATES ASSIST
ANT TREASURER AT THIS PORT,

Mr., i. Melino, tho special agent OF tho Treas
carr. received a telegram to-day from Washing.
con. inetrncting the Assistant Treasurer to pay
Treasury drafta with 10 per cent In gold. 10 per
cant IN standard silver dollars. and tho ront In
currency. Mr.. Meline completed to-day the
examination of tho Assistant Treaaurer's o.
ace, which he reported IN worry creditabc To tho
Assistant Treasurer. Mr.. D. r. Flanders.
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DETAIL or sALAs.

First Oall-MAy, 100 at 1893: June. 900 ut 1905 |:
October. 400 at II 81: total. 600
Bet,peea Frat and Second CaNs-April. 800 ut
IA rs. 40 ut Ia. ~: total: 400
Bst,oeea Second and Third daus-May. 400 at
IA %, 100 Mt IL %. 100 ut II %: total, 400.
Third Gall April. 800 Mt 1857 May. 100 at IA 9b,
100 NJ ~ DO: October, 300 az 1875: November. 100
ut II o.: totnl, 400.
Arer Third Gall July. 100 at 1918: October.
400 ut ll.Yb: November. 100 ut 1l.db: total. 400.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
nOMEsTIn MARKETS
NEW YORK MARKET.

SpoTs-Flrm at Lilo advance. The regular
safes comprised 1883 bales. and the deliveries
on contract lA00 bales.
u $780, Strict Good Ordinary IL = 100. Low Mid
ding l2Ac, MiddlinR ppands l3'sc. Mid
FUTuRxs-Opened easy. ruled barely steady at
noon. and closed firm with sales Of l11.oO0
bales.