davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1880-07-23
ponlh oil wnlInm 5. stIel,ne,.

Cousins fine Shoes In all widths, at sius-
heimer & Bros, sos 7th st., between II aud |.
National Republican., 1880-07-23

IF your baby is Sick, suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth, sootle it with DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, which does not contain
opium or anything injurious Price 25 cents
IL bOtlle
National Republican., 1880-07-23
A speelnlty.

JULIUS LANsDuRGH, The only importer o
China mating in the District
National Republican., 1880-07-23
800 Pair bracelets,
Tho Ailanthus rreos Again.

gold and plated, at Wholesale cost 10 roducC
stock. r. Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-07-23
rherinoinatrio Readings.
OFFICE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER, q. =.

OFFlCE CHIAF oIONAL UFFIOEIl, q. :. A.,
July %, 1850
7Gm.. G7 2p. me-. GO II lp.m,... 81
1886 a, m. " 8p. m...,,. Gl Maximum. "
IL o. nl.... 63 9p. m....... 81 Minimum. 90
Indications.
For tho middle Atlantic statos, clear or partly
cloudy weather, possibly occasional ruin, north
westerly possibly backing TO soulherly winds
generally higher temperature stationary or lower
Iar
National Republican., 1880-07-23

The Rowland Dental Association, 2l1 Four.
and-half street, use only s. S. Whites 0rtillcial
teeth, Philadelphia, Price, 81 per sell Sec adyt.
National Republican., 1880-07-23

BOOSTERS, s1'RBANERs, PROGRAMAlE AND
Il AL kindg OF Theatrical Printing, at the
PUBLlCAA JOB ROOMS,
l5y5 " street northWeak
National Republican., 1880-07-23
A Mlfe.Ronter Arresled.

BESEDIcrINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-07-23

Go and hear tho Tyrolean Warblers ut
Driver and Schofcld's Summer Garden, 1913
National Republican., 1880-07-23
GOSHEN BUTTER.
TELEPHONE CORRECTIONS.
twHITE FRoNTJ
Vow Advertl.oments

Now Advertisements
Plano for rent.
Furnished room for rent.
Brick house No. COS street for rent
Excursion OF Wesley Church to Highlands
National Republican., 1880-07-23
Hotel Arrivals.

HoRsE-FLY NETS rs cents, at the Popular
Carpet House of Julius Lansburgb, 42l 7ih st.
National Republican., 1880-07-23

tArhye daily. Others SuEdtAa excepted.
BJ-FOr the tine OF deparWre VI tiains SOC adYer-
tspmnnts elksWhorh
National Republican., 1880-07-23

II, 16 and l5-cent mating at Julius Lans-
burghs.
National Republican., 1880-07-23

~ AfAN w.
Innlto, ao,,,,,...,,,...... . 1850
baltimore way CSun-
days only),"., .--,-. 800
BRlto, Ac................... 400
N. y. Phila. q, BOR OK. 300
Piedmont, strnsburg,
Wlnchcdter, predk,
liagerstOwD, n. OF
ROCKS and WY siA-
SO lH ,,,,..,.,,,,.,.,..,..,,' Duo
hlltl. hc-.,,",...,,....,., b,JI
tLhicagO, ~, Louis q
flttaburg e1press,. $40
tbultO. ex.,,,..,,....... 1855
bnlto,Nw way stations 500
IN I" PM, 4 DOs.eK. pi0
ltfpAa nHrnlInn
National Republican., 1880-07-23
4NRIV4L 0gI.aSsEA GEH TR4INs.
and Potomac Depot, corner Sixth
and - Streets.
snltlmore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
soy AYeMuo aMd Z Street.

MOliNINih
Ist. Louis & Gin, eN.. 5:ls
tpbilR., halt. & way. goo
fPhila. & n. Y. sa So. GO
fChicngO ~ PitlsDurg
fA -s.s..'sss.sss'sstsssss CIV
BALTIC. & way stations 5 W
Frederick Ac, (het.
branch) ....,.. ,,.... h;2l
BaliO. & AMMAN. OK. 5.21
Martlnsburs and lia-
EerstOwn ec. lMQt.
Dranch) ..... .,-,..-- 9li
tNgllo, ac-.--....,.,.....ll'5l
Builo eK,.",,, ,,"",,w,li'JN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. March .. 1880.
DAILY MARKEr'REvIEw.

Money was in fair request to-day at easy
rates.
Foreign exchange and New York sight were
Armer. 5.==-5
Under the impression OF favorable legislation
In regard to the interest on State Consols. the
market showed considerable activity and a
stronger feeling for these securities. which sold
at the 40 .. m. Board at sos. and closed at 4sH
0leX, against 4sh@4sX yesterday. The total
sales summed W $4,000 including $4,000 out
side OF the Exchange.
Premium Bonds were quiet but f1rmer. clos
ino at soI@3ok. against 3o's @soh yesterday.
Stocks again exhibited consideral activity.
particularly Gas Company and Waterworks
Company shares. The former sold at the close
ct 49, against sS1 yesterday and the latter Of 81.
against sax. The total sales OF stock to-day
summed w 1889 shares, comprising 1872 at the
Exchange and 500 outside. ...=
For some time the belief has prevailed among
those Interested that the Legislature would au-
thorize the city to fund its floating debt. and 10
consequence OF this impression all classes OF
city floating debt has gradually improved. a.
Will be seen By the following comparative table
OF quotations or city scrip:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10

Cotton closed steady here Tor spOtS aJ yes1er-
days quotations. while futures. though quiet
1t the opening aud inactive at noon. closed
1lrm at general advance on yesterdays ng-
ures. Spots were dull and easier at New York.
while futures we're firm. Liverpool spots were
lid lower. with futures firm. Havre was
quiet and steady.
Sugar was quiet and steady at previous quo
tations. responding scarcely to the weakening
1t New York. which is easily accounted for by
the light receipts and the impression Of short
crops abr DAD.
Rice was quiet and steady.
Breadstuffs we're easy.
Grain was steady.
Feed was easy.
Provisions were easier. aa.M5zM- M#
Groceries. fruit and country products were
quiet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
{. FUTURES

FUTURES
opened quiet and steady. we're inactive at noon
but closed firm. The sales summed up $500
bales. including 21oo between calls. against a
total yesterday of 1900 bales. including $500 be-
tween calls. The movement to-day continued
principally In Aprils and Mays. the sales of the
former comprising 1900 bales. and of the latter
1900. June comprised 400 bales, July 200. Octo-
Der 400. The largest single sales were 800
Aprls at the third call at Is os. and 300 Octobers
at 70 os: also 800 Aprils after the third call at
1900 The detail Of prices and sales will be
found below.
COURSE OF. THE MARKHr.
The inside figures of the following quotations
at The calls are the bidding rates to- day and the
outside figures tbs asking rates. The bidding
ton Of mareins:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10

vances IN the rate Of exchange. not . few banks
now anticipate that some shipments Of specie
may be made within short time unless the
current OF foreign trade should change. No
serious harm, however, would result from
moderate exports Of gold. for the condition Of
business is such that the country IL scarcely
prepared e employ all the specie It has o. o.
hand In addition to the amount produced each
month from the mines. Nor IL it certain that
the conditions which cause exports will long
10 prices Of breadstufrs. and either decline
here or an advance abroad. which is Justly
anticipated, would cause an increase OF
exports. On the other hand. the prices
not only been checked In its advance. but on
account OF the large importattons from abroad
has commenced to recede American man9fae-
turers note with aome regret that even under
protective tariff they are not able to push price,
rails are now laid down In American markets at
lower prices than American rails available from
the mill. AS the manufacturers freely admit that
their profils have. recently been exceedingly
large. some reaction In prices is altogether
probable. and consequent reduction In the
quantities Of iron and products q iron ~ o.
expected In every branch Of business. as the
advance of price reaches such point that for
eign competition begins to have effect.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
COUNTRY PRODUCTS.

Our quotations represent tcholesale prices
on the landing. Dealers obtain -@25c more
per Dol, and 7s@4c higher per pound IN lots.
ln1sH PorAqoEs-s1 so@2 Is Dbl. Northern
SWEET PoTAToEs-s1 40 p Dbl loose. Il II
packed.
GARL1C-25@75c p bunch.
FRESH VEaETABLEs-Lonista cabbages S5@
25 y crate. beets $40 % Dbl, carrots $40 p
Dbl. cucumbers 81 IS q dozen. green peas SIS y
Sour KRour-s2 1908 50 y half Dbl and $40
for ordinary y bDl choice s-gs.
BEANS-NOrthern 2A@-c p %. white kidney
2Kc. Western red sk@sK.
Cow PEAs-In good demand and strong; clay
SOL 45, choice mixed $-@1 40, good mixed
s-gl s.: low mixed s-@1 IS. whippoorwill
E PouIrBY-W Western grown chickens IS $50
dozen, young do - 5O03. ducks 90 50@3 rs
geese @2594 So turkeys $14@l7 y dozen: Lou.
isiana grown chickens 50 1903 so. young 50 25g
So. ducKg % 5000, geese $500. turkeys So.
Woodbury. 14@1sc p n. Louisiana clear 2s@
14h@16hc. dry sailed 13K@14xc y b:
OITY HIDEs-70 b and up, p ID. 8@8he
see e ana has 80 to 70 eab62 bas
and kips. &c off. 75e@$1.
:: TA11 s.Eo good demand. Country
BEEswAx-19@2oo b.
HoRNs-Ox horns. prime. each -06c: COW do
-@2c.
Moss-Mixed 2k@3c p ID. grey lk02Kc, black
8h@4c.
FEATHERS 86@bOc p ID.
COAL.
steamboats, SOC y box. retail eOt
Dbl, wholesale 35c ut. Bernard 4Oc . box to
steamboats. retail SOC, wholesale soc.
AfABAMA.-Pratt is selling at t5 y ton. 1000
b; 45c p box to steamboats,: retailing a. SIC .
Dbl. Helena is selling at ee p ton. 1000 b re-
failing at 55c Dbl. Montevallo is selling al
81 80 p ton. 1900 b retailing at csc p Dbl.
MISCELLANEOUS. s.%.
NAvAL sToREs-Pitch 81 $500 so p Dbl. Tar 5.
% 81 p Dbl Rosin 81 1908 80 p Dbl Spirits tur-
pentine 46@47hc y gallon.
BALIN0 STUFFs-Ba2ginR. 2 b. -@l1Io p
yard az % -@l2kc: baiing Irvine loo = n.
COTTON TIES he Arrow tie 50 so y bundle
Grip tie 81 Is. Acme tie 50. Triumph tie 81 so.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
RECEIPTS OF COTTON FROM PLANTA
TIONS
New York Chronicle, March 81

New York Chronicle. March 81
The total receipts from the plantations
since September !. In 1890, were ,b76,249
bales In 1s7s-79 we're 4o79,797 bales: in ls77-7s
were 1886. 9S4 bales.
Although the receipts at the out ports the
past week were 7s.451 bales. the actual move
ment from plantations was only GA ,75s bales. the
balance being drawn from stocks at the Interior
ports. Last year the receipts from the planta-
lions for the same week were Is AT bales, and
Tor 1873 they we're 70 ATT bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
COTTON IN SIGH T MARCH l.
New York Chronicle.1

The overland movement shows marked fall
ing OF in February not only from previous
months OF this year. but also from same month
of last year. Our returns are not complete. but
Is we estimate the total from those at hand. the
movement In February has reached only 100
bales. against II 900 bales In 1879. Taking these
~ the correct figures. we have the following
statement OF amount OF crop In sight on the
first Of March this year and last year. For con-
yenience we include Southern consumption for
the whola Of both years. though they have not
probably bought up their entire supply to the
end OF the season,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Cotton opened quiet. ruled firm at noon and
closed steady at yesterdays quotations. The
sales comprised 1000 bales. exclusive of 500 yes
terday. The demand and supply were fair. but
the assortment Of the lower grades continued
poor.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
1900 bales. including 500 after D. m. yesterday.
Market steady. Stained X@hc less than white
of the same class.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURE CON


Our Cotton Exchange has issued the follow
ing circular:
Referring to the form of contract given on
page II of the rules. the future committee de-
sire. In order TO prevent any possible misap-
prehension. to have It understood tnat tenders
on account sales Of cotton for future delivery In
the growth OF any particular section. but may
consist OF either Upland. Alabama. Orleans or
Texas.
To the above Is appended the form Of con-
tract
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
NEW oRLEANs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Thus far Cleardnces. Balances.
This week. ........... $7.929 256 50 $3.50 400 81
Last week. -........... 5,622 858 so 518 $50 SO
This week last year. 1853 S22 IS sos. 304 20
The MONEY MARKETExhtbits more ANNA
ton.
Exceptional commercial paper Is quoted Go
p cent: Al do-@8: collateral loans 617; loans
on call at the banks SOS y cent annum. ana
on the street Al mortgage 8; second grade
nominal.
NEW YoRK-Money rate q cent.
LoNDoN-Bank Of England rate 3 y cent; Con-
soils 81 9-16
PARIs-Rentes 80 70.
Standardization dollars rule OF $50.
trade dollars 94@95: American bal Us and quar-
tors par. Bullion IN London 52Ad; here. fine
AMERICAN aoLD- California 1908 y cent dis.
count; light weight 97@par; mutilated v cent
discount. 5
TosE1aN COINS - In currency: Five-franc
pieces SO1-c, twenty franc pieces - $50.
sovereigns 81 1904 IS, ten thaler pieces ~ 500
-. Spanish Goubloons SIS $50. Patriot donb-
looms SIS $50; Mexican doub!oons So $50.
South American gold 90c . pesos. German
Tsnls s1 r n Here commercial il 1890
4s3h. bank -14s5, bank countar rate --@4s5k.
bankers 4s4x bankers sight 1881 at New York
commercial Is 483A@483A, bank 4s4h@485.
FRANCs-Firmer. Here commercial are b.72A
@5.2lN bank S zoos 1874: at New York CONNER
cial 5.2lI@5.21A. bank b.20@5 1917.
NEW YORK SIGHT-Firmer. Commercial Is so
cents discount. and bankers counter checking
rate 81 premium y $1,000.
TIN NnNGnra ANN ppEMfT1M nnNnH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10

IS. Hall Paid City Coupons 1000. Interest
Certificates on State C0nsols-Jannsry. 1879
O..
SToCKs-The before The following quota
tons of stocks indicates F''iday's Weekly quo
tations Of the NeW Orleans Stock Exchange;
the H. last sale since Friday; the !, last sale to-
daa1. q aniIh diaidend. or dilideud
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS

We.are indebted to Messrs. j. "A. Blaffer. O. W.
Bein and A. Martin for the following QUOTA
lions, which will be found very valuable to the
trade and the country. and ref cts considera-
BILE credit on the Exchange and the COMMITTEES:
QUOTATIONS or THE MECHANICS AND DEALERS
EXCHANGE, M.a5.@
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
1880. 1857.
4.2l5. 929 1856. 1864
800. 900 1875, 900
#47l,700 . 29l, 600
40. 600 5.5m $4,000
5.166. 629 4.444. 564
.s.......=.~ 628 967
Total In sight March 1.....
Received from plantations
after March 1.................

Total CROP. :..:.......: ........ 5.073, 53l
ceive from the plantations during the remain
ing months Of this year Is per cent less than we
did last year. We should still have crop of
about 1888 900 bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

suGAR-Qutet and ste sdy at yesterdays quo
tations. Receipts 2s4 hhd-. Exports none. Stock
under the SHEDS 1915 hhds
Inferior 5k@6ke. common 6SD7c. good
common n 77sc fair 71fe177c. good fair ~ Ohio
fully fair 71zg71s. prime 75S@71c. strictly prime
-071,. choice s@87sc, seconds 61a@7Ac. yellow
CHARMED 8H@sAc. gray clarified SA@sKc. of
white --@sxc. choice white goo. standard
white 9G9Hc.
MoLAssEs- Quiet and firm. Receipts 2ss bbls.
Exports more. Stock under the sheds 42O6 bbls.
Inferior 25@28c, common 3O@33c p gallon.
centrifugal O@42c. fair s4@3sc. prime A@42e,
strictly nr.ne 46@lSc. choice $500. eistern
bottoms 45@b3c.
RICE-Firmer. with an upward tendency. No.
24*@4xc, common B106xc, ordinary 61oSko.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
MINING STOCKS.
San FRANoIsoo. March 9.-Olosing prices Of
COTTON.

Our quotations of Domestic and Foreign
Markets are from the closing telegram,s, and
our Cotton statistics from the Ness Orleans Cot
ton EXCHANGED
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
FINANCIAL.

TO,lr quotations Of foreign and domestic mar.
kets are from the closing telegrGms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
OUR PUBLIC DEBT.
New York Public.l

The statement, Of the public debt for March !
shows q reduction In the amount OF debt. less
each In the treasury. Of s. e72 ols Is during the
month of February. This reduction was due
ports, which amounted to about SIT COO 900 for
the month. while the receipts from internal
taxes amounted to about $il 900. 900. At the be-
9inninR Of the month, the debt was close to two
thousand millions ($2 600 1874 $40 92) at the close
Of the month it had been reduced to 81 .s95 ia
AL u. Notwithstanding large payments On &C.
fiscal year thus far has been t32 os5. os5 90. and
the cash balance. still available for redemption
OF notes or purchases Of bonds is now $3.50. O31-
7oe S. No imnoltant change has occurred 10
the amount Of debt used as currency. and the
to 81. 600. viz on the evenfh II February.
I'll 474 600: on he eighteenth. 81 900 o. O: aud on
the twenty fifth. 81. 00a. 0O0
In 1865 our public debt amounted to s2.6so 674.-
800. and on the first instant 1t had diminished
to about 81. GOO 600 900. reduction during if
teen years Of over $3.50. 100000.
Our debt is now less than that OF France
Great Britain. Russia or Spain. and very little
more than that Of Italy or Austria.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
GENERAL MARKETS,
DRY GOODS.


CoTToN. BLEACHED.-Lonsdale, SO In. OIL
White Rock SO inches .............. OIL
Rose Bud. SO inches. ................ II O.
Hope, SO inches Observation-Disclosures. @10
Fruit SO inches Observation-Disclosures. @lIK
Boot g. 2inches. .................... 8H@-
Barnsiey. 80 inches. 6k@-
Our Own OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6A@-
Commonwealth, Y yard ............ 6h@-
COTTON. BRowN.-Perennial, 36 In. q 81
NatcheZ, So inches OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a aSS
Graniteviile. SO inches .............. a 81
Augusta. SO tnches- q 81
NarcheZ. 80 inches ................. q ~
Graniteville, 80 inches. q TX
Augusta. GIG
Augusta. B......... 7k9
COTTON PLAIDs --Alabama......... 11x0l2
augusta ....'................ ll49-
rescue. ...........-..... II O.
Iole0o ..'.... .:...................... II O.
Eagle STANDARD. ................. II O.
CoTToNADEs.-New Orleans. ......... IS @
new YORK 20 a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ounces. Ike
Lane. ounces 11k@-
PRINTs.-Ashland shirtings. O.
Harmony shtrtings. g.
freeman shirnn9s.. ............... o.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
,TATE ooNsoLs AND PREM1UM BONDS
AT THE n, o, STOCK EXCHANGE,
STATE OoNsOLs AT NEW YORK.


% a. m.-4sN bid.
1885 o. m.-494 sales.
12:47 3. m.-49A sales.
2:15 p. m.-49A sales.
UNITED STA TES BONDS.
n Orleans New York: London.
! c.1oeA 1863 1867 1867 1922. :
S. new. 1osH 1857
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
The following are the latest quotations to-
dag, the inside figures indicating the bidding
rate and the outside the asking rate.l
RAILROAD BoNDs-Ghicago. st. Louis and New
o. first consolidated MORTGAGE o.
do second mortgage o. jackson Rail.
road. first mortgage 100. do second
Orleans and Mobile Railroad @. New Or
leans Pacific @. Canal and Claiborne street
firsr mortgage @ :. New Orleans City Rail
road mortgage lo611O7k. Nsw Orleans Water
wo k Com pany mortgage. 1870.
MIsoELLANEoUs BONDS Small state Cnnsola
B ,nds @. Drawn Premium B nds O..
City Ten Per Cent Bonds @. WaIerworks
Bonds @.
WARRANTS. scR1P. Erc-Levee Warrants COG
90: State Warrants, 1879. receivable for licenses
aud taxes. $50. Police Warrants 1874. @:
1876. ID. City Serip-1s7 44x@-: 1875. @
4S: 1876, 45045H: 1877. 1906; 1878. 45@s6.
school Certtncates-l87A and 1875 and 1876. $50
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10

Receipts at the ports to March
tbales). ............... .......
Stock at interior towns March
I, less stock Sept IL. $500.
Overland direct to mills Mich l
Southern consumption for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
OUTFLOW OF Specie TO FOREIGN CoUN.
TRIES.
New York Puh,ie1

The fear Of an outflow Il specie TO foreign
countries, which ha- disturbed many minds
for some time. also increased by the recent ad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NETWORK MARKET.

Hpors-Openad quiet. closed dull and easier at
yesterdays quotations. The reg ular safes COM
priaed 800 bales, and the deliveries on contract
1900 bales.
Quotations-Ordin 11Hc. Good Ordinary
Ia S 16c. Strict Good Ordinary IL 9l6c Low Mid
ding PIC, Middliu. Uplanda lsae, Mid
FUTURES steady st quotations. ruled
barely steady at noon. and closed firm. with
sales OF $4,000 bales
To- days To.day's Yesterdays
OneninR. QinHa. Close
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
FKEIGH HTS.
AMERCIAL

IOur quotations represent auholesale prices,
except aohe,a job lots are specified
TOBACCO,
LEAF TOBACCO = Running stock 600 hh Dis
part of which Is held for local delivery and
grades are In request and higher than the fol-
lowing quotations.. which are for export to-
bacco: Low Tugs sh@4c ID, medium 4A@4ko,
good and fine 4x@5c. Low leaf 61@54c, me-
dium 6A@7ko. good and fine 7K@skc. selec-
lions 901Oc. "
MANUFACTURED ToBAooo--Active and strong.
b, fine medium bO96oc. Bright quarters. COM
mon sound. 5000, Bright navy; As and Sc. 400
soc. Black swesi s2@5oe; No. SIS and los. dark
navy SIS black 32@36e. Fancy styles. natural leaf.
42@47c; No. /, fbs. extra fancy 67@$1.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
FRUITS AND NUTS.

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS AND NUTS
Apples $s@4. Messlna oranges sos rs 2
box. Palermo $-@275. Lemons--Messina So p
box, PalermoS--@6s 50. Naples figs $-@2 IS Layer
o. box: London layer q 800. Plantains 81 2
bunch, Bananas $1@2 bunch. Dates 70 p
b. Ourrants exc p b. Prunes LOG p b.
lie p h.. Filberts 1911c. Naples wanuts 15c !:
French do 12hc.. Peanuts sac. Pecans .-@1oo.
as to quality, Cocoanuts SIC each. California
pears - 50 p box. Malaga grapes Sill 6O012 20
. Dbl Dried apples $3.50 p II. \ Dried peaches
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-10
.LIVERPOOL=MARKET.

sPoTs-Were dull and easier at 1-1ed de-
cline: 16d for Middling Uplands and I'D
for Midding Orleans. The sales comprised
1000 bales, of which $50 were American.
The receipts comprised $1,000 bales. OF which
q 800 were American.
PuTgnEs.oesnea steadier and closed ai f1 ka5cu
Low MIddling. we're quoted IA follows: Jann-
AIRY :. February March 7-1s@7 ls;s2d,
7sd. May and June 7-l6g7N@7 49, 32d. June
and July Is. SD July and August 71S97 10 SD,
August and September Is 32d. 81 ptember and
Octobsr7 T-16d. Oe.ober and November Z l. 32i !:
November and December l5-l6d. December ID.
HAVRE MARKET,
Quiet and steady at Yesterdays rates. Quota
tions.-sO francs for Tres Ordinaire spot and
30 for Low Middling faf ,at).
NET RECEIPTS SINCE SEPTEMBER /.
This year. Last year.
At New Orleans. 1000. ....1 .2s8oes 1.o42.2s
At q. 8 ports. 4 1872, 100 1927 812
NET RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES PORTS.