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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07

MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.
THERE was q young man at Waupun,
Who blew in the mOuthOf his gan;
His friends were delighted,
For all got invited
IN tak0 hack ride at Waupun.

Who blew in the mouth of his gaR;
His friends were delighted,
For all got invited
To take hack ride at Waupun.
Eparring match at the National Thea
tar t might between Springfield Dick"
Goodwin and Harry Fellows
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bloom, assisted by
their pupils, will give musical entertain
ment at Baldwin's piano-rooms next Sat-
urday evening.
Rev. Dudley w. Rhodes will lecture
At Pixies Opera.house tomorrow afternoon
under the auspices of the Unity Club.
Subject: "Men and Society"
The Board of Police Commissioners
yesterday afternoon awarded the contract
for furnishing coal to the Outdoor Relief
Department to Marmet & Co. at their bid
Of II cents per bushel.
The Executive Committee of the Wild
Sws Home Festival, to be held in Music
Hall during Easter week, held meeting
yesterday afternoon, and heard reports
from various committees.
The Orpheus Singing Society gave a
very nice masquerade bali at Turner Hall
last night. Between the dances beautiful
tableaux were shown, representing periods
ahundred years apart, beginning with 1880.
Miss M. Louise Mclaughlin has on ex-
hibition in the store of Isbell & Co., on
Fourth street, monster vase, which has
Just been taken from the kiln Of Mr.. Fred.
Dallas. 1t is characterized the "Ali Baba'
vase.
The lady managers Of the Children's
Home have resigned their positions, with
the exception of one. Mr.. Murray Shipley
states that there is no misunderstanding
between the lady managers and the Presi'
dent of the Board of Trustees.
The Tanners held a meeting at the
Gibson House last night and adopted a scale
Of prices which they propose paying their
employees 1t is slight increase, and it re.
mains to be seen whether or not the. men
will accept the terms offered.
The Board of CounciImen at the meet
ing yesterday afternoon passed an ordinance
fixing the price of gas at $40 per 1000
feet, with ten per cent of. The all-night
timetable for lighting and extinguishing
Gaslamps In the city was adopted.
Dietrich Bohme has brought suit against
frank Burdeck, butcher on the Reading
Road, to recover 5000 damages for the
death of his son. Bohme claims that Bur-
deck got his son drunk, and then allowed
him to lay in stable all night, the result
being that he died from exposure.
The promenade concert for St. Peter
snd Paul's Church. in Reading, O.. closed
last week and netted between 81, 200 and
$500. The gold-headed cane presented by
Rev. Albrinck was won by Mr.. Anton
Hubing. The vote stood: Hubing ST 80;
Andreas Reising, $s 65; Joseph Kessling, &c
cents; Phil Hebenstreit, s. 70; Conrad
Henkel, $40 95.
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the T., P. q W. Road s. ]. Smith. General
Passenger Agent of the c., c., G. Il l.; II.
NJ. Brownson, General Ticket Agent of the
c.. S. & c.; Charles Howard, Superintend-
ent of the c., s. & c., and Major Duberry,
of the p, c. & St |.
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Miss Nellie Steele was consummated on last
Tuesday evening at the residence of the
bride, on Pendleton street.
Mr.. A. F. Bosch, of the Phoenix Insur-
ance Company, and his wife, nee Miss Echo
Pounsford, arrived home yesterday from
their bridal tour through tue West,
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Trousers.
Notes and Queries.1 ]

Some sixty years ago q woman
Friend" preaching in country Quaker
meeting, admonished her hearers against
vanity in raiment. and said it IL.
tre.sin .ssii.n.s to Gee 80 many 81 the younger
members running down into longs; but
thank the Lord, there was still precious
remnant left in shorts" When / was a
boy the spelling of the word was trowsers
Is there any relationship between this and
the Scottish trews?
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shsdowa Of Coming Events.

There will be an entertainment given
this evening in one of the apartments Of
Becker's. corner Fourth and Broadway, in
aid of the Widows Home Fund. After
the programme of music and recitations
have been rendered, refreshments will be
served.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07

No change of diet Is required. nor need
any danger from exposure be feared when
taking Maguire's Cundursngo Bitters
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For fifty years "Sellers Liver Pills ,
have brought health and happiness il
thousands Of homes. Ask your druggis
for them. ..,
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THIS MORNINGS FIRE
In stichtsnoth's Malt House on Twelfth
Street.


An alarm of fire was sounded at half
past o'clock this morning from Box No.
73, corner of Twelfth and Walnut streets,
calling relay of engines to the Cincin-
natl Malt House, on the southeast corner
of Clay and Twelfth streetss owned by Mr..
VIM. Stichtenoth.
The building is four and half stories
high, and would furnish good material for
destructive fire.
The fire originated on the first floor, IN
the boiler-room. As rule there are three
furnaces kept going, two for the kilns and
one for the engine. Last evening, how
ever, they were all extinguished. 1t seems
that some of the live Goals, raked from the
boiler, fell on the floor, and, after shoulder
ing till this morning, ignited the boards.
When the flames were discovered by the
--n the fire had made considerable
foren,. ID the boiler had been precipi-
headway, an-- har. where some four
tated into the ce.. -ere living.
thousand bushels of barley .-Ls work.
The engines, after half an hou.
had the flames under control.
The loss is principally by water on the
stock in the cellar and on the first floor.
and BY smoke to the grain on the upper
floors. There we're about Ainety thousss.E;.a.. :.
bushels OF malt and barley stored in the
building some of which was undergoing
the sprouting process
Nh. Stichtenoth estimates his loss a. fol.
lows:
On building and machinery 60(
The same is fully insured in the follow.
fns companies:
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AATkQQU Positive and permanent cure
Al hRnu.f0r Catarrh Pleasant oonstitu.
l. tional and local treatment. We guarantee q
y cure in every case. Address Drx KlTZMIL-
LER & KITZMtLLER, Piqua, Ohio.
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Punctuality Is the Hinge Of Business. -
In families where DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is kept, there is never cause, Of absence
from school or business, on account 81
coughs, colds or sore throat Price 2bQ
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
nONSU M TON
Vznun y

can be cured by the continued use Of o. sihun'a
Cod Liver OIL and Lacto-Phosphate
Of Lime, q cure for Coiisumbtivn. Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. and all Scrofulous
Diseases. Ask your druggist for Osmun's and
take no other. II he has not got it will scrd
y, = : = CHAH A. OSMUN,
l8 Seventh avenue, New York.
For sale BY John Keeshan, druggist northwest
conner Sixth and Walnut
ecl0lydF W,ocltlyw.nn
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Tho Travellers Official Railway Guide,

The Official Railway Guide, now pub
Nshed by the National Railway Publica-
ton Company, at 40 Bond street, New
York. is undoubtedly the largest, most
complete and reliGble work of this descrip-
ton ever offered to the American public.
The February number has been received,
and contains ali the old valuable matter,
with some important additions The con-
tents comprise all the information most
useful to travellers and shippers, consisting
IN part OF all the time schedules maps,
--nnsctions and distances OF all the prnci-
--and lists of general officers; an
-, linz. = railway stations and ex-
t~der tn all tu, tied States and Cana
r-ss. - Offices of the Un.. ''nland steam
Ia. and also all the ocean anu =. ..
navigation routes.
Beside this it has miscellaneous amount
sf interesting reading matter pertaining to
railway improvement and progress. The
number for each month is fully revised
snd corrected up to date, and the fact that
II 10 the recognized organ Of the National
Ticket Agents Association, being. issued
under their auspices, is sufficient recon-
mspdation OF itself. 1t Is sent to subscrib-
srs at "a per annum and single copies at 90
cents. Sold by all booksellers. news agents
end periodical dealers, and on all trains, at
ticket Offices, etc.
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George Dana's hsuls burned At Charles.
ton, W. Va
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NOTICES.

AIOTICE-PHrLfp BENZ, RESIDENCE ON.
IN KNOWN, will take notice that Phillippins
Bens Of the City Of Cincinnati, Ohio, on the nd
day Of January, $780, filed her petition In th1
Court of Common Pleas OF Hamilton County,
Ohio, against Said Philip Benz setting forth thai
on the lth day Of June 1879 the parties were mar
ried. and that said defendant has been guilty to-
ward plsintiff Of willful absence for more than
three years last passed, and Of gross neglect Of
duty, praying therein for divorce and for II
imony. nf7r
And the said Philip Benz d hereby noticed that
the said cause will stand for hearing at the expI-
ration Of six weeks from the frst publication a
this notice. PHILLIPFfNA BENZ
g. TAYEL. Attorney.
Dassd February 7th, 1854. fN<t1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-10
terdsv. Market irregular and easy. Stained
ss@ 40 less than white of the same grade.
FUTUREn.

Otw sdtes and quotations are from The off
cini bulletin board Of The Nea Orleans Clifton
Exchange. and compriae oil transactions re-
ported by the Esgchange 10 the close Of bust
neas
Futures opened weak. ruled irregular at
noon and ut the third call and closed
weak. The sales summed up "a 100 bales, In
Guiding 81 400 between calls, against total yes-
terday of $4,000. including II 100 between calls.
The movement WINS principally in Mays and
Junes. The snlea Of tho former comprised
11oo bales. and of tho latter IA, 400. Tho market
was weak and irregular and agnln showed
rather wide fluctuations. Mays sold before tho
fret call at 12t2 Mt the first call ut u o. be-
tween the second and tho third 12.15. and
after the third cali Mt taos6D12 10; Junes sold
before the fret onl mt l2.25, between the Soc
ond and third oalls down to 1909 then up to
IA 49, and then gradually down TO 1910 after the
third call. The average sales and the closing
showed considerable falling off from yester-
day as will be seen by the details below:
COURSE or THE MARKET
Tho inside figures of the following quotations
ut the closing calls are tho bidding rates to-day
aud tho outside figures tho asking rates.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY APRIL 10, 1880

on the street -S5 Al mortgage 8: second grade
nominal.
NEW YoBn-Money rate & p cent
LONDON Bank of England rates cent; Con-
sole ps 7.l6
PARts-Rantee ~ GO.
kILvER- Mexican dollars rule ut 30, trade
dollars p4tDa5. American halia and quarters
par. Bullion In London sad: here. fine
81 l4A W ounce.
AMERICAN GoLp-OalIfornia 1908 v cent dis.
count: light weight p7@par: mutilated v cont
discount.
FoBEieN CONS - In currency: Ftva.trano
piacea BoD-c, twenty franc piocea % 7hn-
aovereigns ~ 1904 ar, ten thaler pieces Q! eo@
=, Spanish uouhoons sis $50. Patriot d0ub-
looms ZIG $500. Mexican douboons slb $3.50.
Mexican twenty pesos places $40 95giH 40
Houth American gold so3 v pesos. German
twonty marks 81 COCOA 10.
bTpnhrNa Steady Here commercial IL 4a .pa
4a4s bank -848G1a, bank counter rate-@ts1,
bankers 4seh, bankers' sight 4aas Mt New
York commercial ie 4ss04sa&. hnnk Ara Aaena8b.
FRANcs-Htendy, Here commercial are 90
bank i7ls: Mt New York commercial 5.2i1s@
62A bank b.19asG 1aa.
NHw YoRK HlaHr- Easier for commercial,
Commercial 81 30 premium per $1,000, ana
hsnkers' counter checking ratio ~ 80 premium
v $1,000
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DETAIL or sALHs,

before First Gdi-Mnv. 100 ut 1919. 900 at
IL Ia 300 Mt 19Ib 900 at 12I6 GOO At ~ 10. 400 at
IL IT, 1000 ut IIp. nnH. 100 at 10 Is, 100 at l2a
400 at 19 DO 900 M i2t7 900 nj t21s 100 at II ~
200 ut u H. 300 mt ~ 90 100 Mt ~ d. 100 mt ~ 20
100 Mt 1899, 100 vt ~ -: September. 300 NJ Ii II
November. 300 ut II NJ. tofh'. 1000 baes, ...
First THH-June 900 NJ ~ "a. total, 900 bales,
Betrpeen Frst ami Second Calls May. 400 NJ
n o. 400 Mt II o. 900 1T i2IO. go Mt 1917. 100 nj
~ % 600 ~ "a To- JiHV 300 u IL "a 900 ut ~ 10 100
II 1919. 1900 1913 100 ut IL, 100 at u II.
100 ut 1910. 1000 A. 12t2 July. 100 at IA Is: total
haOO bales.
Second GaH-May, 100 Mt II 10; June 300 Mt 1913 {:
October 300 at II IL. 100 at II ~ 100 nj IA. NJ
vcmher 2Op mt 400: December 100 At 10 ~ total.
100 halea.
Bet,rcnt Second and Third CdNs May. 100 MT
la.ip 100 ut - 90, 800 ut "a ~. 200 Mt u 10 100
t2t9 pH0 ut II 49, 100 at u Ia june 100 At n u.
900 NJ 10 II, GOO ut I2li 500 III 12lo 900 Mt II %,
900 at 1910, 200 Mt II H. 100 at 124, 100 at ~ II
100 at Il ia, 100 Mt 1912 200 MT 1913 200 ut t2lb
GOO Mt l2tp 100 at i2I6 900 ut 70 H. 500 ~ y H. 100
hti2.t5 October 900 vt II 1G. 100 at II 10 Noven-
boz 2n0 nj 1 .05 totei, 1860 bales.
Thud cal May 100 NJ 1910. 800 nj u IL /. June,
100 Mt 1929 total, l40n bales.
After Third Can December 100 Mt II %: May,
900 Mt II o. 900 at t2l0 June 100 at l212. 100 at
IA IL 600 at r. 10. total 1900 halea.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening. April 9, 1880.
w EERLy REVIEW

There has been good demand for money
this week In bank created principally by heavy
stocks of cotton. Rates have been easy on col
lateral loans at per cent, with exceptional
transactions at per cent. Long paper is nego
table At about per cent but there 10 very lit
liz oiferinp. Mortgages are scarce and readily
done nj a par cent and ut even lower rates on
desirable property.
A moderate business has been transacted In
foreign exchange at pretty steady rates.
New York eight ruled nj slightly eaaier rates
this week, Without, however. giving way until
to-day. when IL declined 2bo for commercial,
State Consols and Premium Bonds have
shown only moderate animation. the former
closing ut si@biAt, against slR@bi& last Friday.
and the latter Mt sbss@9sh. against 9i's as5.
Stocks continued pretty we'll maintained for
nearly all good shares.
spot cotton haa shown marked decline this
week, closing 40 lower for Low Ordinary and
Ordinary. and 40 for Good Ordinary TO Mid
ding Fair Inclusive, Futures have also given
way cone iderably Apris closing Mt a falling of
of b4.too, Mays at "a. Junes at Of. Julys Mt Oh.
Augusts at Of, Septembers at A. Ootobers nj go.
Noyambars at 49, and Deeembers at 30.
The salea of spot cotton here this week sum
up 30. roo bales against 2,Tb0 laat week. and the
aleH of futures 100000 bales. embracing 700
Aprils, $500 Mays. e2,6oo Junes. 800 Julya, 500
AuTusta. 5000 eeptembers. 1900 OcoberH. 27oo
Novemhets. 1i0p Decembers aud 100 Februsrys,
against total last week of eo.oCo,
MlddIing uplauds and Middling Orleans have
declined ssc at New York since last week. but
ruled to. day the Same ut Liverpool IA laat Fri
day Havre has given way franc. Futures
nj New York also showe decline Of 4bGeih.1 100
since last week
f7he comparattve afdtisfics Of fhia ireek. fnat
ssnek and last year triR be found under ne head
Of cotton
Sugar has been only In moderate demand
with the market unchanged for clarified but
rather eaeier for open kettle
Molaesee continues In light supply and firm
Rice has slightly improved. and ia strong and
tending upward.
Breadetuifs have exhibited but little anlma.
tion thia week. but. II anything. close with o
alishtly better feeling
In provisions we notice more Inquiry fol
hams bacon and dry ealted shoulders. which
have advanced a@hc. Pork has given way ~ y
@sec Y hbl. In sympathy with Western markets
while lard hes remained steady.
Meeting with more inquiry during the pas
week grain has advanced tGD2e. and hay has
sliahtly improved.
Groceries. fruit and country produote have
exhibited little animation or auotsble varia.
tion,
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demand the market ls dull and easy: CLAY 81 40
al 25. choice mixed al 15GD-, good mixed TO
10. low mi ed Sol o5 whippoorwill 81 loo.
49, POULTRY Western grown et1ickens "a 5D6Ds
dozen. young do 5000 no. ducks % 50t0g 10.
Feese s4@b. turkeys kta@3i " dozen: Lou
isians grown chickens ID 25d 90, voung Ga 500
.. ducks ~ Eot03, geese $500. turkeys 5000.
ts&@14o.
Woodbury. ,sa24o v M. Louisiana clear saGD
OouNTnY H1Dns-Green salted ss@po dry
flint t501bSo. dry snted 19GD1ahe " ID.
CITy HIDHs-70 ib and up. ID. BS@go:
klps. IA to 30 1b. s@9tso; cut Scared. grubbv
hides and kips. 10 off. 75e0ns1.
TALLow-O Country -0Dbsao. city -Dcko fb.
DECENTRALIZATION " n.
HoNEy-S Strained 5oIs7oo u gallon
HoHns-Ox horns. prime. oaoD -rD8G: cow do
-G02p.
Moss Mixed 2.@ac y it. grey tas2xo. black
gAGb4o.
FEAruEns -s5t@soo "A fs.
GOAL
pITTsHuna- steaulbonts 500 box retail COO
" bbi. Wholesale gbo S. Bernard a6o v box to
steamboats,. retail 300, wholesale 800.
ALAsAMA.--Pratt Ia Relliag ut o. y ton, 1000
IN ; A5c Y bog to STEAMBOATS, retailing at $50 y
Dbl. Helena ia selling at 30 = ton, 1000 ~, re-
falling ut CSC v Dbl Mouteyallo Ia selling at
VI 30 Ftou. 1000 ID retailing at $50 Dbl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAVAL sToBHs-Pltoh "a 2BeD7 80 y bbl Tsr "a
~ 80 y bbl. Rosin 81 2s6hs so " Dbl. Spirits tur-
pentina 45GBABo " gallon.
BAIIna bTUFFs-B agginR. 2 10. -f11Ao
yard 2A b i2.09t2ac; baling twine 1g0-c y n.
Oorron TIES The Arrow tic sa rs y bundle.
with usual discount on round lots
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Under the decline at New York and Liver
pool, spots were irregular and easy. closing &c
under yesterdays quotations for Low Ordinary
and Ordinary. and &c on Good Ordinary to
Middling Fair. inclusive. Factors were not free
sellers which somewhat restricted the move
ment. the sales comprising OILY 1900 bales, ex-
elusive Of 31oO yesterday.
The Cotton Exchange reported sales to-day
1850 bales. Including 300 bales after D. N. yes.
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To the Chairman and Members Of the Commit

To the Chairman and Members Of the Commit
tee on Crop Statements, National Cotton
Exchange.
Gsntlenaen-I have the honor to submit the
usual monthly statement Of the general cotton
figures down to and including the thirty first of
March. ,n#f
: The March movement overland shows fur
Their marked decrease compared with last
year, reducing the excess indicated In the last
renort 10 lis 49s bales. =,
40 freely. and the deliveries In March from
norris and overland combined were the smallest
of any month this season, being sl,ls6 bales less
than In March. 1879, and reducing the excess
for the seven months TO 275 $40 bales.
Investigation of the discrepancy OF ABOUT H.
600 bales In port receipts has not yet been com-
nleted-the work requiring overhaulipg Of q
vast number of docum cuts. The amount for
the present has been deduct. from the Boz ton
receipts, where it Is probable that the oiner-
,ance will be found TO have occurred.
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DOM EsTIC MARK Ts.
NEW YORK MARKET.

SroTs- Opened weak and closed steady at &C
decline from Yesterdays rates. The regular
saies comprised 40Tl bales. and the deliveries
on contract 800 bales.
Quotations Ordinary, 1ossc. Good Ordinary
II 16c. Strict Good Ordinary II 11.lGc. Low
htiddling t2c Middling Uplnnds 12'sG. Mid
ding OrlsAns 12tso and Middling Texas 12h.
FUTURES weak aud irregular. ruled
Irregular at noon. aud closed bately steady.
with sales OF 2g5 ono bales
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lOaw quotations of foreign and domestic mar
hcts are from the closing tetegramsl
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N. Maynard mana
ger Of the New Orleans Clearing House. for the
following report OF the average daily condition
after the morning exchanges Of the associated
banks for the week ending Friday morning.
April @:
RESOURCES.
United States legal tenders and ma
tional bank notes. s3.sb2,OoO 90
Other cash items Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
Sight exchange on New York. l.78O.6Oo 90
Foreign exchange. 260,600 90
Due from distant banks and bank
ers ......................... 2Os. 400 90
Loans and discounts. Observation-Disclosures. 10 b49 500 90
Other cash assets. 4.1S4 500 90
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s2o. 7ss. 100 90
LIABILITIES.
Circulation. 81 ,S65, 900 90
Deposits met after exchangesl. IL 0s7 800 90
Due distant banks and bankers. SUBJ
Other liabilities to banks and bank
ers. .............. 1875 900 90
Other cash liabilities. ....... 1880 90
Total. s1s. 2a4 500 90
COMPARED WITH LAST WEEK.
Increase. Decrease.
Legal tenders ........-...... $164 900
Deposits .................. So. $4,000
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
1hus far. CearanceS. Balances.
This week. ........... s9.s7s7ss "a 1906 sss ~
Last week. .....-...... 9473 TIA is 1.034 sos so
This week last year. 6 975 0s6 u 91S 4l5 Oh
THE MONEY MARKETS. unch 'nged.
Exceptional commercial paper is quoted &C.
2 cent; AL docs: collateral loans GOT: loans
on call at the banks 5@s cent y annum. and
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COTTON.

Our quotations of Domestic and Foreign
Markets are from the closing telegrams, ana
our Cotton statistics from the NeaD Orleans Cot
ton Erchdnge.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

NATIONAL COTTON EXCHANGE OF
AMERICA.
OFFICIAL. REPORT OF COTTON MOVEMENT IN THE
UNITED STATES, SEVEN MONTHS ENDING CLOSE
OF MABcH.
We are indebted to Mr.. Henry G. Hester. sec
rotary of the National Cotton Exchange. for this
repott. from which we extract the following:
rE New ORLEANS. April 9. 1880.
John B. Lafitte. ESQ, President National Cotton
Exchange OF America:
Strive have the honor to submit, with our
approval, the following report OF the secretary
= ' THOS. II. HUNT. Chairman:
"a A. ii. NAV,
PERRY NUGENT.
d. A. GIVEN,
or Committee on Crop Statements.
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ATE CONSOLE AND PREMIUM BONDS
|, III, bU3e DID.
UNITED sTATEH BONDS.

STATE UUNHUIA5 AT THEW EVith'
II :25 u. m, 60 = bid.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
N. Orleans New York. London.
Bid. Asked. Bid, Aeked. Bid. Asked.
" .1oTts 1n7A 1o71s to1A l0ps
AZ 40. 100 llhs
"a new 1os. tOhs
Governments strong and heavy.
SroGKs-The before the foAobfnG quota
iiona Of stocks tndicafea 1oeeklv quotations Of
The Neic Orleans Stock Exchange; The I, tdet
anie aimee Friday; the /. tast snIe today: Il,
,ptfb dirideuf q en- firifrud
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FIN ANCIAL.

lOaw quotations of foreign and domestic mar
hcts are from the closing tetegrams.l
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The aggregate movement re set forth In the
decentralization below indicates that 4.9be,lpi
haes of tho crop of 1919 no had come into sjg LIT
ut tho porte and at points of crossing overland
by the close of March or an exoeas q 469 ao3
bales over last year and aoa,s3e over the year
before. go
The total movements TO ports and to mills
direct no TO the close Of March Tor tho three
yapra and subsequent to that date during 1879,
laTT.a compare Ms foliows: