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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-24

THE distress in Ireland is increasing.
ton. The streets of Cork are patrolled
by mounted police, and the magistrates
of the. city passed resolutions urging
greater activity in suppressing demon
strations partaking of the nature of
bread riots, and asking for the appoint
ment of additional police. Liberal con-
tributions are being made to the Ouch
ess of Marlborough relief fund, which al
ready exceeds Ell 600
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-24

A BILL has been introduced into the
New York Legislature providing for
choosing Presidential Electors by Con-
gressional Districts, with two Electors
at Large
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-01-24

A MAN with Il wheelbarrow carries al
before him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
DOMESTIC.

New York. Jan. 1s.-Souhern -four steady !;
common to feir extra s666 IS. good to choice do
SO 1907. Wheat opened 1h@2c loWer:. subse-
quenty the decline was recovered and closed
about steady; ungraded winter red 81 425s0
Az. No. 2 do 81 1901 40. Corn 1@2c better for
export demand futures unchanged; ungraded
5a1a@6 Oats nc better. but quiet; /; No 8 AZ.
Hous dull and nominally unchanged. Coffee
QUIET and unchanged. Sugar unchanged but
quiet; refined. steady and demand moderate.
Molasses-In fair demand and firm. Rice Arm
but quiet Carolina 7@7l. Wool-GoOd demand
and very firm domestic fleece 1908. pulled 80
@58, unwashed 1890 Texas 21g38. Pork
About steady and very quiet at sl2 62a 912 Is.
Mithes unchanged. Lard a shade easier.
closing steady at 7.87a@8. Viii ky quiet at 81 is.
FreiEhts dnll. Hides steady but quiet; Texas
selected 11@14.
CHICAGO. Jan. 19-Flour dull and nominal
Wheat unsettled bat lower: No. red winter
81 "a No. . Chicago spring 81 224 cash, 81 249
247s March, No. do 81 90 Corn irregular
active, W AK and lower: 383s@38A cash. 4449
442s May. Oats duh. weak and lower; 33A.
Pork dull at Sl2 IS. Lard steady aud In fair
demand at 1901 5!A. Bulk mats steady and
unchanged. Whisky steady and unchanged
Close-Wheat unsettled; closing &c lower.
Cora unsettled; generally lower; closing nc
lower. Oats steady AMI unchanged. Pfovt-
sians easier; not auotably low9r.
The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs--R9-
eeipts 20 eco shipments 1000; market slow:
generally 59t0c lower on heavy grades, weaker
on light; mixed packing 81 1904 50. light 81 Is
O. s.. choice heavy 81 $500 80: good hogs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OAssIDY's HoTEL-H L Bedsttress. LonIai-
ana; Himirale Tierney. Louis Mhrz2ni, Pen
eon wfn anil two children. Y James: II pa,
viz Morgnn0eld Ky: M q GILL Goodman. Ky;
John NJ Toddt, Bolton. Mics: NJ N BaGdwell' L
and wife. Cincinnati; J l. Moas, Mipssslppi; u
A Blanchard, L 0 Hays. J r Cornell Charles
Flower Rap'd.,s: Owen Smith; Mi-1tasippt
G. Feltus. Wilkinson county, Mias: il L Vnn-
treBs New York Mr. and Mrs Montros9. Ma
ryand; l. Lnrtigue. Louisiana,
Williams viii n9 m6nteomery, In In 90 Naah. ] NJ
Jenninee, Colfnx. La Geo w K le. r Roggio.
Willis Holmes, Nqtchltochea, IN; , North
iambna. o; i J LOWS, NJ D. Austin, NJ d.
Miss: II Kearney aud wife. Paanemine. La;
Sam Deano. lover con u J Williams, Alex
York; Chas Stevens, city: M Woodward.
wife and daughter Evariste Toul me, Bay ~
Herndon. Shreveport. La: Jas M Jayna, Bran n
qs ME- ssy1G Ss!4s Dsb Raehs0R Gss
food Sails Miss; j M benson, Monticello
Miss; WY and WIFE Ohio; Mrs NJ n 2 6,
Landing. In: + 7 stliman iowa; Goo y Hall
Memphis; W T sanford, Cottle. La: Blaxom.
J hnsan. In; " Adams and wife, Calves
wife and two children, La; J Kearney; Cam
eron XII 2 Ctde md, and wife Hew lboria. To -
M Slaughter U s. Cow + Brown. New York
| J Lyon. ID g: Charles r Stanton. Jr. lower
eoaat; T " ColvilIe. = II Burke. ? Burke O
x David. VIM Garig. Baton Rouge: Jones
Memphis. Henry Hoae Baltimore: II l. Pin
ney. Chicago: 0 FL Violet city: Il Latham. Ala
bama; Guy Lllcv and wife. Louisville; /
@ w Allen, Loulsiana: y Tyler Read aud fami,
| ~. city; Horace Gather. Vidalia. La; E l
Whitnek. W King. Teneas: VIM B Ratclin
and wife. Mrs Thomas Pngh, Assumption,
ST. JAMES HOTEL-H II McCornb. Char
| lotte; NJ W Grady wife and servant; Ouachita
In; Oscar J. Putnam. city: al x Perdo. Arkan-
four children. city; IN Randall. II F Carter
Southern Express Company; Thos koberts. W
Blonnt Indiana De John Kern Ma9,ss h
| ter. La: r s Hamper. s Norwood. Ell Nor
wood. J W Haywood. Arkansas; NJ L Sword
Jas r Laur..y. j Hard. Big Cane: Vim Pip.
kin, La i l. Kingsbury. Red river landing Il E
Sewel j s w Hamanson. Atehafalaya.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
fMpRov EMENT IN SOUTHERN SECURE
TIES.
WnriH
IMpRovE L,

Tho most prominent Of tho now features in
troduced into tho stock market by tho growing
prosperity of tho past year is the popularity
acquired by Southern rnilrond lines. Tho napld
advance which has 80 often occurred lHfthe
securities Of Northern and Western railroads.
anrpriaea no one: those arc the geographical
points. Il In assumed. whore rapid progtees Ia
to bs looked for. But u year Of currency at par
with gold hna ~ nt tho impulse or Northern nnd
Western prosperity into many portions Of tho
yast and fmpsrfecly developed South. ind the
lines or life may now be traced through every
State from Virginia to Texas.
The advance In Southern stocks and bonds
has set Bpeculators to search Ing for everything
low prioed that Ia connected with them. and
hence there Ia n quiet investigation OF the do
fauited State bonds that are In any way CON
nocted with railroads, whether the connection
II Expressed In their title or not. III tho Hpecu-
lation continues TO thrive. We may even sec the
low priced State bonds TINT nre ignored by their
States taken up once more. for the doctrine that
no State bond Ia really repudiated until State
cons tuition has ordered that II shnll not be
provided for is remeu bered practically in wild
times Of speculation. md results Ia shifting the
ownership Of certain Glasses OF bonds without
improving their condition. But even IL the
speculation be- pushed TO m extreme 1t " a ma
tional gain II The central market OF the United
States recognizes tho South. no leas than tho
Wcst. "a Il region for abundant profits to leRiti-
mate enterprise.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
THE GRAIN TRADE.
NEW York Tribune.l

In the grain. trade the year opens with a
Gigantic blockade OF grain In Chicago and other
Western ports. where the accumulation of
rasrts 10 those ports are refused because storage
for ftcaunot bs found there. Yet thu price Is
held so high that shipments thence are checked.
Duri ng the four weeks ending December At. the
receipts of grain at the eight Northwestern
the shipments from those ports were only
Asfs. G06 bushels In consequence an i'm
snense quantity of grain is moving d.
recuy from the farms and minor Western
towns to the Atlantic ports the receipts at the
weeks having been 14,6si75s bushels. It Is evil
dent that those engaged In this great specula-
must cause very great advance In price be-
fore Che new crop comes forward. But there
are others who believe that the legttl mate effect
OF scarcity in Europe has already been fully
discounted in the advance of prices. and that
an sttemp to secure q much greater advance
lay arttaeial means will come to grief.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

NEW OhkIEhND ODE
Canrdnoes BdtanCea
This week. ........... 81 GOA 326 IS tb03. Qa8 30
Last week. ........... 63TB, 2bs AZ All .t7n "a
This week laat year. a.UJv. Sos ~ 967 .9G2 ~
THE MONEY MARKETS. unchanged.
Exceptional commercial paper III quoted 7m8
cent: Al do -QDg: collateral loans 7t@8: Al
mortgage 30; second grade nominal.
New YonK Money rate W cent.
LONDON Bank OF England rate v cent: Con-
soils 97 IL t6.
PAIIs-Hentes 8lbTG.
Standardization dollars rule at $50. trade
dollars 040pp5 American halves mud quarters
9oHaDl0o Bullion In London "a Slad: here. ane
81 ID " ounce.
AMEn1CAa aoLp- California 71Ds v cont dis
count; light weight 97@par: mutilated " cent
discount.
FoREraa CoINs-In currency: Flve-frnnc
pieces H00-c. enty-franc pieces 81 7b0-.
soverslgns "a 1904 80. ten thnler pieces W GOO
=, Spanish doubloons SIS $50. Patriot doub-
looms SIG $500. Mexican doubloons $ib $50.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces 80 3b@ol0 Is, South
American gold 9Oe per pesos. German twenty
marks o. B00g4 rs.
STERLING Higher. Here commercial Ia 481
694gI u bankers -G44s2h. bank --0D4334; nj New
York commercial liz 4sl0Dtslla. bank 4s2dD492ts.
FRANcs-Hlgher. Here commercial are b.23'4
o., bank B2IaD-: ut New York CONNER
cini s ~ 1908. 22h, bank b2lA Db.2oss.
NEW YORK SIaHT-Higher for commercial.
Commercial 25cG0- discount per $1,000. Bank
and bankers counter checking rate par
STATE CONSOLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARKET AT N. U. STOCK EXCHANGE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
stage of the Rivers.
Above low
Change.
Stations.

Below high water mark OF 1874. sAbove
bench Indicates rise. Indicates fall.
The weather, continues clear and pleasant.
Business fair The John wilson, for the
Ouachita; left with a flu load; the Silver City
John Porter left with $50 hogsheads Of sugar
and 425 tons old railroad iron on her bargas
the sugar Is for st. Louis, the iron for Pittsburg
land, all from Red river, brought in the aggre-
gate 4l26 bales cotton and 1912 sacks cotton seed
The Ashland was taken to the salt warehouse.
The j. d. Scully returns to day.
The Laura Lee returns also to-day, without
f Edar at d P And viii 60 through to GFapd
Parker clerk. She is one OF the largest boats
that ever run to Red river. and as to speed-
we'll. she's never the last boat to the wharfboat.
The N. 0 and R. r. T. Company q steamer W.
]. Behan., George Wilkinson master. ,Roge r
BOYLE clerk; leaves to-day also for Bed river
The flags Of ali the steamers in port we're at
faa yesterday IN token q FEesDset to the
children. two daus hters and son. One daugh-
ter Is the wife u NJ. Geo. T. Sebastian Of this
city. the other daughter resides at Davenport
and his son Is tn business at Greeuvifle.
The Paris @ Brown arrived Sunday night
from Cincinnati fiat In the water and will return
Thursday; CAPT. Halliday is much pleased
inches larger than the old ones. were put In
He says she is going to be daisy
We heard yesterday from pretty good author
1tY. in fact We have been requested to mention
i; that the Southern, Transportation Line Of
couple I boat In the 0uachita.
The Will xvi left the Ian ling yesterday to
take on lot OF marble. She goes to the Ohio
to-day.
The A. ]. Baker and tow arrived Sunday
afternoon ffom st. Louis. Capt. Lawrey has q
lot Of sugar engaged for her. which WAS being
hauled down yesterday, The Baker will also
tow the barge W. P Halliday up.
The barg- Maggie sayre, in tow of the John
Porter, has been sold to the company reore.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
THE NEW ORLEANS. DEMOCRAT TUESDAY JANUARY 90 1880

mostly oil sold. Cattle--Heceiptg 1000 gnip-
ments 1900 good cattle IN fair supply. gooh ae-
dunn shipping 10 eos4 10: butchers only fair
supply and firm. Cows ~ 1903 40; bulls W %, Jo
0o2 60: common. slow and ehsy stoekers iAlfiy
ncl ". and arca at % GO03 40. feeders flrLr ~
80 4oN03 10. aheep-Heceipts 2l00. shipments 40
good active md Arm NJ s5aG; co'nmhn l2h@2' 9
Droyerh' Journal anya: Ali cHLLie II cm: some
anlos higher; good eearance made sheer
duh ohoice downs dull and unchanged. other
sT LOUIS Jan. 10 Flour steady md I'M
changed Wheat opened lower. but advanced !;
No red fa 4 2s4 bld G naah q ait'ssi I'll a
caah. sTls@37& March. Outs higher at Ih
Whisky quiet vt - %. Pork tteady a. 80
Lard None Offering Gm,k m aihas s sn@ne "
cured shouldors 42o March cured clear ribs
co. Bacon shouliers ia, ribs n aides n
81 40 "a 80. butchers to f,ncy Oh 3s99t 5o Iecaslps
73DO; shipments 5000. Cattle active ana hrm'
good to choice nhlpping steers sold az " oog 70 10,
fair ID ~ 1905 s5 butchers cattle ranged from
% 50@35O: II drove OF wintered Texans bronght
~ 10: receipts iboo:. shipments aoD: nhee ~
flrmer and scarce; fair to good llght w 2s''f 90
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10. Flour quiet and un,
charged. Wheat stronger with the demand
mos pr als s,nady Ii 5 PORK "ae
ut sis 25. Lard Ia fair demand Mt .7.4oco7 40
Bulk meats easler shoulders ~. ribs 6op
ribs "a, sldes ~. hams oh@Dlo. Green meats
No transactions on account OF bad wearhe
Whisky In fair demand at sl Oh. Sugar hrm !;
hardB l0A oil, New Orleans 6h@a Hogs dun .
common 81 7s6e4 10 loht ~ 1904 80. packing
o. 1904 49, butchers 81 1904 SO.
LouIBviLLE Jan. 10. = flour dull and I'M
changed; Vine I dull and easter Ut u aSesl ~ ~,
dull white ~ mixed q Pork steady y Ct d, ,nsa 90
quiet; shouldera ~. ribs 40. sides CO. Bacon
| quiet: shoulders-none here. ribs 3b. cid
so; sugar cured hams 9h@loh. Whisky lfm !;
81 Oh.
| baltimore, jim. i9-Oats steady but quiet !:
| Southern a804sH Western white 4394sH, do
| mixed 4e@T>l. Pennsylvania 4a@tsh. Hay
| steady: prime to choice Psnnsylyanla and Ma
ryland Sl7@i8 Provisions dull and heavy.
Mess pork sl3 go Bulk meats.-Loose shout
| iers none offrrinR clear rib Sides. none offer
Ing: do packed 5H@7h. Bacon Shoulders o..
rib sides 8: hams 10HD1t. Lard - Refined
| terces 81. Coffee quiet: Rio carRoes 14p16A:
Sugar quiet and fl m; soft ON. Whisky dull
| at 81 1i1i "a. FrelQhta quiet.
WILMINaToN, Jan. l9.-spirits OF turpentine
quiet and steady Mt 40%. Rosin firm: strained
sl 27.. good strained 81 80 Crude turpentine
STEADY: hard 81 60 yellow dip % GO. Tar easier
Mt 81 20 bid. Corn steady: primo white s8.
| m Xea G5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
COMPARATIVE DEPRESSION IN THE ENG
LIsH COTTON TRADE.

a writer to the Manchester Examiner. under
she signature of Investigator" gives some
very Instructive and suggestive figures about
the English cotton trade and Its relative posi-
tion with the United States and other countries.
According to his statements: In 1872 the con-
einental consumption of cotton was 1901 900
bales, while in England It was s.ls6 ;7oo bales,
the difference being. 1.1o57oo bales. Last year
she consumrtion of cotton on the continent
was 2,4sl $50 bales, and in England for the
same year was 1923 600 bales. the differ
enoa now being only 440 bales. 1t is
true the comparison is made In time OF depres-
ssiou, but at The same time the trade was equally
depressed on the Continent. With America
anaIters differ a little. In 1879 the quantity Of
cotton consumed in America was 1.l35 900 bales,
sad In England for the same year was 1896 700
bales the difference being 2.o6l 900 bales. The
sscnsum ption in England last year was ., 623 400
IpsleS, aud the consumption OF America now for
feFns last year ing 1868 900 bales; the differ
esnce. therefore. Is 1,054440 bales. Although
,sktrts Il gain Of the cotton trade In general.
there is a failing off of cotton consumption
II ENGLAND. as above, OF 57s,700 bales.
ssr n undoubtedly is attributable to the
srauences OF ire extraordinary DEVELOPMENT
~ fna cotton trade In America and n the
aSscntanept In England, with capacity OF
n Js0a 600 splntes, they consumed last year
: m do bales Of cotton; and on the Continent:
ss-ifl, 40 as, 900 spindes-which is only one-haf
<sf fhe quantity Of spindles in England-they
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. January 10 1880.
DAILY MARKET REVIEW

Money continues In fair demand
Foreign and Domestic Exchange are higher
state Bonds and Premium Bonds stronger.
Stocks are IN fair request and higher FOR
ftearly nil dividend paying shares. Wnterworkf
Company has shown a marked advance within
d. few days.
Cotton is easy here Spots are i-isc lower at
Naw York and futures barely steady. Liver
uaol ia easter for spots and dull for futures
Mayrs III quiet and steady.
Singer ID little IN demand for tho better duali-
ties. hut I'm fair request for tho lowor quail
ties
Mnlasacs la steady and Arm.
Flour is quiet and steady.
Srxtn and Feed are steady
Provisions are Hrmer In consequence OF the
HesHt supply and fair demand.
Groceries and Country Products are quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

consumed 2.4si 900 bales. I'm America. with
only capacity Of 10000 900 gpindlea. they con-
sumed vt year e6s.oo0 bales q cotton, and,
com pared with the mechanical capacities OF
the Continent. tho Americans are more prospe-
rous but tho Americans have 30 many ndvan..
tages In their favor that the Europeans oannQt
com pete wi tn them. and ono Ia that the Ameri-
cana grow Inc cotton III their own country. and
I'm making cloth themselves there IN no nenea-
are enabled TO produce puro cloth free from
heavy siza.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
NEW ORLEANS MARK EFT.

In sympathy with tho course OF the market ut
New York cotton opened firm. ruled quiet ut
noon and closed eaHy The sa'es amounted to
only 1850 bales. exclusive Of $50 on Saturday.
The movement was restricted by the indisposi-
ton Of buyers to 20 on except at concessions,
which factors would not grant.
Tho Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
300 bales, including $50 after .. m. yester-
day. Market opened firm and closed easy.
Stained 9.c loss than white OF the same grade
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
STATE CONsOLS AND PREMIUM BONDS
MARKET AT N. %. STOCK EXCHANGE.
STATE CoNsOLs AT NEW YORK TO-DAY
ii. ID II. m.-bl0OO AZ.
I'D. m.-Si000 AZ.
MISOELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

(The foHonlng are The latest quotations. inclld-
ing to- days the inside figures indicating the bud
ding rate and the outside Tie asking rdtel
RAILROAD BoNDs-Chicago, 81. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
1860. first consolidated mortgage 1910.
do second MORTGAGE coo. Jackson Railroad.
first mortgage lo9&@-. do second coupon 1121s
0ol15 do second debt tl2D-. New Orleans and
Mobile Railroad si9b@-. New Orleans Pacific
1lS@-. Canal and Claiborne Street. first mort.
gage. 500.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Small State Consos
4l4tD4b4 City Consolidated Bonds 300. Other
CITY ,nds %. Drawn Premium Bonds
1471sDlb6
UNITED STATES BoNps-Flve per cents @
lO5a ~ per cents 06}a6DlOTh;4 per cents. here.
1o49a @1o4h. do ut New York 1o4%t9-. do at
WARRANTS. soRIp. Ero-state Warrants 1879.
receivable for licenses and taxes. so@95.
s7h@-: 1876. -@2e: City scrlp--ls74. 300
1875. 500; 1876. 3oA932: 1877. 300: 1878. 800
@3lh. School CeItifieates-lS76. %. Half
paid City Coupons $50. Interest Certificates
ON State Consos-January. 1879. 7od75; July
1879 o. Privileges on Premium Bonds I@l
v cent. Unpaid State coupons 64967B.
STOCKS The before the follomm0 quotations
or stocks indicates FRIDAYS tceekg quotations o.
the Neao Orleans Stock Exchange: The I. last sale
since Friday; the = last sale to-day: a. oih dbl
~ N. ,}a,1l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
IMPROVEMENT In THE GERMAN COTTON
TRADE
fNew York Daily Commercial Bulletin

The reports from the Chemnitz cotton mar
Ret confirm the improving condition OF some
portions OF the German cotton trade. stocks
OF raw material are being rapidly cleared OF.
and the demand for certain qualities is very
animated. Ia yarns. business Is reported
prices maintain their rise. At Mulhouse. where
trade Is rapidly improving. operations are to
some extent suspended tenn porartly. on aceou Mt
OF the annual iock taking which Ia ut p esant
taking place Prices however, are not only be-
ng maintained. but are st Il advancing. In spite
OF the dullness Of the market.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
COFFEE.

MewsrP Small & %. received the following
kilograms from Rio Janeiro to-day: Receipts Of
coffee since preceding Saturday 900 bags
purchases for Europe $4,000 bags: purchases
Tor the United States $4,000 bags. Price for z.
c. IT,. or good average cargoes. reals aa2oo.
arn1er. Stock Of coffee $4,000 bags. Exchange
exs5Sd. Average daily receipts b7OO huge. Coffee
sss LEADING European markets. firm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
FROM THE PASSES.

POET EADs. Jan, 1s. 6 D. m.-Barometer aa.1s.
weather clear and calm
arrived At $50 .. m.: British steamship Ja-
nalcan, Winder master. from Liverpool, via
. west india and Mexican ports. to T. Il g. For
Sailed: Steamship Ellie Knight for Key West.
bark Orion for Queenstown. 5
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
COTTON EXOHANG X.

COITON BAOihNth
THE Futures market will open tomorrow
Tho following committees have been ap
pointed:
COMMITTEE ON FUTURES.
Ad. Meyer Chairman.
I'D A. Given. I'll. Leopold.
FIR. Muller. A. g. 0ber.
G. i'll. Buck, J. y Moore.
A. y. Macauley. j. nj. Smith.
SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE.
VIM. A. Bell Chairman.
>rheo Heilman Ohas Chatfe.
n. E 2lenny. lily. Abraham.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
s,OTI'O q.

tOrr quotations of Domestic and FOREIGN Mar
kets from the closing teiegra,Jls and our Cot
ton statistics from The Nero Orleans Cotton EI-
changed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
RIYEK NEWS.
0gXICR NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday, January 20. 1880.
Arrivals.

Bee marine column.
DeDaraureA.
Isabel. City of Augusta Whisper st. Mary.
E. J. Gay. Silver City. j ohm Wilson. John Porter
and barges.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphc report Of the stage Of water
at various points. with changes. In the "A hours
ending yesterday at q. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING ousE

tour quotations of Joreign and domestic mar
kets are ron. The closing telegrans.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
To-day's To-day's Saturdays
LIVERPOOL MARK EFT,

Spots Very steady: ensier sellers, but prices
unchanged, closing NJ I'D for Middling Up
comprised 10000 bales. OF which 1900 were
American. Receipts of all kinds were 1850 bales.
OF which 10. 100 we're American.
FuTUREs-O steady and closed dull.
DELIVERIES UpIands. any port, not below
Low Middling. were quoted rs follows: Janua-
ry 71sd, January and February 7 32d. February
and March 1.lGd. March and April I 8 32@7$d
April and May 7 16d May and June 7-32d.
June and July 9-32d july and August 5-16d.
August and September 71Sd.
HAYRE MARKET.
Quiet and steady at 81 francs for Tres Ordi-
naire (spot) and 81 for Low Mldding & doat).
DAYS NET RECEIPTS.
At this port. At o. y. ports.
To day .....-.....--... 1866 35.4b5
y, SaxyI aut r.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
RNGLAND's SILVER MOVEMENT LAST
YEAR.
In. 7. Daily Commercial Bulletin.l

IN. Y. Daily Commercial Bulletin.I
The principal demand for silver has been for
Tuita the shipments thither having been over
Go 100000 sterling, but In the early part of the
year shout q million and three-auarters were
taken Tor Austria. The imports and exports
for the last four years have been as follows:
Imports. Exports.
fsTe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . 900 600 E14 900 900
YsTY ............-......... 20OO00O0 1914 900
1878 .-....-....-.....-.... ll.uoouo ll.zouVUo
1870 Observation-Disclosures. TO- 5000 900 II, 900 900
From America the imports have been rather
greater than In 1878. amounting to about $4,000
GOO while over $500 900 has been exported
khftEer From Germany about three-quarters
of million was received early In the year. but
nothing since May.
TYa same firm report the imports and exports
of gold In Great Britain as follows:
Imports. Exports
yS7t,................ G23 900 900 Ga 900 900
Tart ... ............... l5.010000 10000 900
Is-s Observation-Disclosures. 1000 900 100000
Observation-Disclosures. ID. 500 900 IL. BOO GEO
From Australia the arrivals have been only
g Is0 ooo against about five millions in the pre-