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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21

quiet and steady.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

The following are the latest quotations to-
day. the inside figures indicating the bidding
rate and the outside the asking rate.
RAILROAD BoNDs-uhicago. st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
o. first consolidated mortgage o.
do second MORTGAGE %. Jackson Railroad.
first mortgage lilo. do second coupon. with
Orleans Orleans ana Mobile Railroad @. New Or.
leans Pacific o, capal and Clsiborne street
road mortgage o.. New Orleans Water
works Company mortgage o. st. Charles
Hotel Company MORTGAGES O.
MIsCELLANEoUs BONDS small State Ooneols
SSK@soX; 0,.y gonso4,dased Bonds s4 kad:
l2s0is4. Oily Ten Per Cent Bonds o.
Waterworks Bonds %.
WAnn4NTs. Soar Ero-Leyee Warrants -@ss:
State Warrants. 1879. receivable for licenses
and taxes. s2k@-. Police Warrants-1s74. @.
City Serip-ls7A. 46@46; 1875. go: 1876 46hO47;
1877, l5klDA7: 1878. 46@47. School Certificates
1871 and 1876. ssSse: Hall Paid oity Coupons
-Ob5. Interest Certificates on State Oonsols-
January. 1879. COO: July, 1879. o. Priv
lleges on Premium Bonds H@X = cent. Unpaid
State Coupons o.
SToCKs.-Ihe before the FOLLOWING quota
tons of stocks indicates Fridays aceekly quo
tations Of the Ne,o Orleans Stock Exchange;
the !, last sale since friday; the !. last sale to-
dan: a. 10Th dividend; e, eI dividend.
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FUTURES

opened quiet and closed quiet and easy.
The sales summed up 47oo bales. includ-
ing 1900 between calls. against atotal yes
terday Of 1900 bales. including $500 between
calls. Although the movement was moder-
ate. the market showed considerable animation
In Mays. OF which the sales summed up 1900
bales 100 less than the total. and averaged Is 0s
against 1902 yesterday. It seems from late re-
ports that the movement In futures is princi-
pally In Mays at New York as we'll as here.
COURSE OF THE MARKET.
The inside figures Of the following quotations
at the closing calls are the bidding rates to-day
and the outside figures the asking rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21
MARKErs III rELEaRAPH.
DOMESTIC.

NEW York, March 2o:-southern -four un-
er and closed arm for cash: ungraded red u 40
and heavy: No. s44h. Hops quiet and nomi-
Ooffse unchanged. but dull. Sugar Arm and
melado OK; fair to good renninR 7k@s. prime
ssaeN: . sasa: extra r. 9 sa@s.. White extra 9
sh@sA. yellow 7h@7I, Of "A sA@9h. cut loaf
sH crushed and powdered 9x. eranulated *.
Rice unchanged; moderate trade. Lard
opened irmer and closed weak at 7.b7x: Whisky
NOMINEE nj; l Rosin UNCHANGED Tgrneatine quiet
Cotton seed oil quiet; half year Az bid. As asked
March ssaea J.. asked April May and June a. bid
Hides quiet and Arm wet sailed New Orleans
selected. bo@7s pounds. 1ohc; Texas sci ected.
changed. Wheat dull. little business done.
held firmly a. 81 2l@l as. Corn steady at 4sh@
easier EAST At sl2 Is. Lard easier At x. Bull meats
easier: shoulders 4. ribs 60. sides 8 49,. Bacon
hams aa ~ WsaI e. :. sGes
ST. LOUIS. March 20. Flour-buyers and
sellers apart: no transactions. Wheat opened
HIGHER s!osed q oWeE No red 5s = No
Whieky steady at 81 06. Pork dull; I'll 80. Lard
a1et: Z Bulk meats dul; shoulders 1909 60
rios SLUGGISH. Sizes 3ogS 40. Bacon dull
do = 2s@4 &c. mixed packing 500 40 butch.
400 So
r Te 49, sheep
no supply: receipts 100. shipments 900.
weak and lower: Oats dull at IS. Pork dull a
I'll 50. Lard dull at 70766. Bulk meats dull
W. Wbse9 sseaax sussr ARM hards io@os
New Orleans 7k@sH.. Hogs steady: common
g 2ss4 y: light ;. 5000 So packing y 1904 90
oALT1MoaE. March 2o--Oats dull and I'M.
changed. Provisions UNCHANGED: Coffee quiet
h Wh IS du q y sTa.
FreiRhts quiet aud unchanged.
CHICAGO. March 2O.-Flour steady and un.
changed. Wheat unsettled and generally lower
No. ! Chicago spring 81 IS. No. do 81 on
Corn dull. weak and lower; fresh s6x for reRu-
lar. Oats dull. weak and lower at 2sh. PORK In
changed. Bulk meats In good demand and
tending, upward. Whisky steady and I'M
The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts
10. 600. shipments 1900: mark quiet and weak
/ Is. light 81 2oa4 40. Cattle-Receipts 1000
pirR $4@4 go stockers and feeders quiet at % G.
"a 80. butchers steady and In fair demand at
at 1904. Sheep Receipts 400 shipments 800;
market firm and prices as high as any this
WILMINGTON. N. G.. March 2o-spirits of tur.
peninsa steady a o. RGsn STEADY u 70 1
at 81 80. Crude turpantine Arm at 81 Is fol-
hard. 81 rs for yellow dip. Corn unchanged.
FOREIGN.
RIO JANEIRO, March 2O,-CofY0e market quiet
prices matntained: no change good f1rsts 5ns0O@
$3.50 refs p 10 kilos. Exchange on London 22d
| SANTOS. March 40 -Cofea market animated
prices firm; superior Sa7oo@Sasoo reis per Il
LONDON. March 2o-spirits Of .turpentine As
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL T 1t. steamer N Cham
sons and wife. Mobile: NJ Ltddle. Handsboro.
Miss; A Denny. W Denny, PascaRoula; p
Oharbonnet and wife, city;J q .lleniine. Mrs
sell Howell Bay st Louis: T Sweeney.
steamer Corona: o Thompson. W F Dillon.
}ogg6by Reads. Als; g II Boaco.itz. Chicago;
z w Barton. Miss F Johnson. Miss johnson.
Champagne. IL; Mrs Brooks. Miss Brooke 9,
BrooA haven; B n Wilson. Port Eads, La; w B
McNeal: shreveport. La; ] N BridsonR. st
GsssIDY's HoTE1-R Abranson; Holly
Grove. Ark: Q s Purden. Grenada. Miss g 81
Mimms, ST.. D Mimms. Utica, Mics: John
Waugh, Thoe Meek. Newport. Miss: Miss Lou
Kally; Miss! Mary Kelly. Mrs Kelly. ct Charles
c r Richardson. Teneas: John Kelly. Tchula.
Miss; o Lee: Clinton; Patrick Finnerty. st
John Baptist; W Kelly. al HaIr IT Charles
G J Ants. city; r Burns. Natch.z. Miss; N
Hyatt. Yazoo City. Miss; W Roy: Winona
Miss A Hays. Koaciusko. Miss; W s Williams.
fredericksburg, Miss Geo Trent. F Yalverde
8 L Barrage. Mississippi: O Moore. Y NJ B R
James J Lemon. Thompson, Willow Springs;
Miss: John Eewberry. Yazoo river; Samuel
Brickley. Pine Bluff. Ark: r A Williams
Holly Springs. Miss: J NJ McMartin. ] 81 Vert
ner, Port Gibson, Miss: Walter L Kern. Miesis-
sippi: PC 81 ofman. Philadelphia: Clop-
ton. Arkansas.
-~0>
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THE ROE OUTLOOK,

With the improvement at New York. a better
tone ct Charleston. and more inquiry here our
rice market Is looking up and brisk business
% soon expected. but prices. though we'll main
tained. are not auotably higher yet. The CROPS
are reported In q very promising condition and
tho acreage large.
The New York Shipping List says:
We note continued activity In all styles. q
strong condition OF the market and higher ten
denotes. ~ the demand from ne local trade
IN the State. The latter during the winter
months have. operated only from hand
70 mouth" hut with the opening Of
the river they are stocking up liber-
ally In preparation for the spring
trade. southern advices contain evidences only
Of strength and confidence in the future Of the
market. Some Of the holders are putting their
goods away for midsummer demand. feeling
sured they will secure more than cent 2 b
advance. Foreign styles have been exceedinR-
operating freely in anticipation Of sharp ad-
vances before the new" can be reached.
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The New York Shipping List says:
THE TOBACCO CROP,

Tho prospect for q full crop Of tobacco this
year from our View OF the situation. is not at all
promising. Early soWn plant-beds are coming
up hneiy. but very few farmers have half
enough seed sown, and 1t Is now the middle OF
March and the ground too wet to burn from tho
continued rains. All basins and low lands are
any kind can be done. How long this kind Of
weather will continue no one can tell but we
greatly fear there will be no improvement be
anything but late spring for planting, with
fair prospects, for drouth following"
Early purchases of tobacco have already
netted the buyers profit Of 81 per hundred.
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~ boz: London layer p 800. Plantains Il ,
eunc6I Bananas sl@2 = bunch; Dates g
isc :. Al Almonds 100 g 3. Br rae NUT:
100 p p. Iilberts l9Kc Naples wainuts i4c:
French do PKG. Peanuts shc. Pecans .@loc.
as TO quality. Oocnanuts SIC each. California
Dbl Pinespples 81 50 Z dozen. Dried is aDDle &c
b916c ID. Dried peacues -@-c.
COUNTRY PRODUCTS.
lOur quotations. represent wholesale prices
on tie landing. Dealers obtain --D25c more
per Dol. and 3s0lc higher per pound IN lots
IRISH PoTA1oss-Old u be@1 so p Dbl. new
SWEET PoTAToEs- u 400 - y Dbl loose. q 80
osIoNs-Northern q $685.
0ARL1C-2607Sc y bunch.
FRESH VE1ETABLEB-LOuisiana cabba9ee IS
Dbl. cueumbers $l91 rs v dozen. green peas
s san y ban DBL y 7sc per Gozen new
TO- sG a5s Ksoy:a !ss 50 half eb and $40
BEANs-Northern white mediums $50 y
Western white 2xa axe. Western red sSsX.
spl so. choice mixed 81 2os1 Is. good mixed
& 49, ,sg, ;,7 low mixed u 100 :. whippoorwill
PoUITn1- Western grown chickens q 100
dozen: s. young do O. 6otes ducks % toss Is.
sens ueTs y @ sss
Eaos-Western -0loc y dozen. Louisiana
Wool-Burry 14olsc y b. Louisiana clear 100
SOC. clear lake 8l0S6c
COUNTRY H1pEs-Tone better: green sailed
sA@she.. dry dint l4h@1bKc. dry sailed 1910
OIT1 HIDEs-Tone better; 70 ib and up, y n.
s@8hc: steer and COW hides. 80 to 70 n. 6@6Kc !:
k1pa II to 30 b. 8@8kc: cut. SCARED. Rrubby
hides and kips, &C of. 76e041.
TALLow-hrm: country -@bhc. city -@6hc
BEEswAx-1o@20c y n.
HoRNs-Ox horns. prime. each -06c: COW do
-@2c.
MOSS Mixed 2x@sc y n. grey 1K@9xc. black
sk@4c.
FEATHERs-ss@ y n.
COAL
PTTsBuna-Tost steamboats, SOC = box, retail coo
y Dbl. wholesale 35c, Ut. Bernard 40c p box to
steamboats,. retail sec. wholesale 3Oc.
ALABAMA.-Pratt Is selling at Is ton, 1000
A5c box to STEAMBOATS,; retailing at $50 .
failing at $50 y Dbl. Montevallo is selling at
81 20 y ton. 1000 b: retailing at CSC p Dbl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAVAL SToREs-Pitch % 2b@2 so Dbl. Tar 81
W3 80 v Dbl, Rosin 81 26@3 80 y bbl Spirits tur-
penttne 50@b2hc y gallon.
yard: ~ b -@l2kc: baling twine 17@-c y 10.
COTTON TIEs-1he Arrow tie % 50 y bundle.
Grip tie - Is. Acme tie 81. Triumph tie % 50.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Under the steady feeling at New York and an
advance Of l-l6d In Uplands and Orleans at Liv-
erpool. as well as 1-1e01s Improvement In de-
liveries factors were more stringent even than
yesterday In their views. but buyers continued
to hold on. which again restricted the move
ment. the sales summing up only $500 bales ex-
elusive OF 100 yesterday. The supply was mod
crate and the assortment poor.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
2a00 bales. including 100 after .. m. yesterday
Market firm. Stained h@hc less than
white or the same class.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE

NEW OhA&AN0 observation-disclosures
Thus tar Csardnces. balances.
This week. ............ sl.62s773 A6 e23O,7A3 81
Last week. ............ 1896 098 O8 lA6. S38 81
This weak last year. LSs3s7i 90 io2.ss2 50
TIE MONEY MARxEr-Exhibits fair degree
Exceptional commercial paper is quoted &C.
cent: Al do -@S: collateral loans GOT: loans
on call ut the banks 500 y cent y annum. and
on the street -w6: Al mortgage .: second grade
NEW YoRK-Money rate y cent.
LONDON Bank Of England rates = cent: Con-
soils 9s 1-l6
PARIs-Rentee Sass
HILvER-Mexican dollars rule ct ssh. trade
dollars 9l@86: American halls and quarters
par. Bullion In London t2kd: here. dne 81 l41
AxEsIoAN Go1D-O California 70s y cent dis.
count: Light weight sSpar; muthatedS cent
FOREIGN CONS = In currency: Fve-franc
pieces sOD-c. twenty-franc pieces % $50.
sovereigns ~ 1904 81. ten thaler pieces .! 600
--. spanish aoubloons s1b $50. Patriot donb-
Mexican twenty pesos pieces Sls 3e@ls 49,
South American gold coo p pesos. German
twenty marks ~ 60@A %.
HTERLIN0-steRdy. Here commercial is 1870
As4k. bank -0ls8h. bank counter rate COAST.
bankers A85k, ban kers' sight ASSh: at New York
commercial ts 4s3A 0As3k. bank As4X@4S5.
FRANCs-Steady. Here commercial are 6.21A
bank b.lsk; at New York commercial b.2lN0
5.2lx. bank 6.2006 1871.
New YORK sIaHT-Steady. Commercial 81 so
premium per $1,000. and bankers counter
checking rate ~ 50 premium = $1,000.
STATE OONSOL6 AND PREMIUM BONDS
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TIE POSITION OF COFFEE.

We extract the following from letter from
England from q member Of one Of the LARGEST
md oldest exporting houses intro de Janeiro !:
Our Bio house cables us this morning that
they. estimate the quantity OF coffee remaining
M the country to be- s00.0 GOO bags. Receipts from
the first Of July to the end OF February amount
TO 2,A00.O 600 bags. 30 that this would make the
total crop (now and oldl to be 400 900. Allowing
that 100, 600 bags be left no the country on June
thirtteth, receipts will average about 500 per
per diem from March first to that date. The
stock In Bio 10. say In. 600 bags; allowing 1t to
be reduced to 600 bags By first of July. We
have total available supply Of 800 900 bags for
he next four months. March. April. May and
June or 10000 per month. We suppose We
may. count on Europe tshtng 90. 900 per month.
leaving 40 900 bags for United States and else
where. This. even with your present surplus
stock, does not seem excessive. more especially
- II the next crop is really 9 late one. which
there seems no reason to doubt. July should be
. month OF very moderate supplies.
We would only add In connection with the
above. that We have never known Rio to ship
MI its crop to within 100 900 bags Of Its quantity
even In most exciting times and with very high
prices. We should say that II they ship all the
crop. with tho exception Of 100000 they will re-
main with lighter supply on hand than We
have ever known them to retain at the close Of
the crop year
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rHE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1880

ary-, February :. March T3t@7 ls-32d. March
and April s-ls@7 II. sad, April ana May
! s 1907. n.s2d. May and June 7ss@7 L. $40.
7H@7 Is. sad. August and September =. .SsD-
tember and October Z 10 80. October and No
cember ID.
HAVRE MARKET.
Dull and declined a fraction. Quotations
80 francs for Tres Ordinatre (spoN and 80 for
Low Middling laGoatl.
WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON.
IN. Y. Chronicle. March 1911
We CODY the following from the ackboards
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WILL OPEN FOR THE EXCEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY. sixth instant Dur.
order and many modern improvements intro.
duoed to ensure the comfort Of patrons. The
house is unsurpassed In all that goes to make
will continue to merit the popular favor which
has been accorded It IN the past.
Parties returnin4 home viii do we'll to cali
and look at FAMILY ROOMH before locating
elsewhere
ocG + RIVERS + RARTEI0
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GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFs.

[O,lr quotations are for wholesale lots on the
landing Dealers job at the following ADVANCE
from store: Corn 2@4c per basshet, Oats 204c
g ss nssh ;e Bra" S@7Ho per 1oo and Lay -
Conn IN sAoxs--In fair supply. fair de;
mand and steady. White b4@obc white mixed
ssgnS yellow -@sso. yellow mixed -@'4o y
oATs-1n lisht supply. fair demand and firm
o. BsssC1s 6n1h isht supply moderate demand
and stronger at S-@1 10 y cwt.
ana sssz; choice .assss : ton. prime, sasSss.
ot BUIK SoonS-Salable at 4s@5oc for mixed y
bushel. white 5s@-c yellow 52gbsc:
BULK WHEAT-None here. Salable at u $40
" PROVISIONS.
[Our quotations of provisions are for lots at
ackolesdle. JObbers' prices are 2505Oc per DOL
more. and b@Ac higher per b.]
Poaxa.s 7s sss d9 81 sd te sas New
BREAKFAST BACON Ordinary 6h@7c. choice
IL ) ssss Sides :s ss clear RIB
packed 4K@4Ko. clear rib sides ex@-c. clear
HAMS Ganvased- Choice small 1o@1ohc p u.
II tis1oss ,x@ae refined f. In n
iard-tierces 7s@-c. keas -@sc pals -@s1c
PAoKERs' Hoo PRoDuoTs-Prime mess pork
$1l 60@l2, extra prime SO eO911. rump pork $l0
Dbl. Pis porR Is so@s7s half 6bl and s12Sl2 50 :
bbl. Ham sausagee 6h@-c = b. Picked pig
tongues ts1o and sps Sos FIJI bp feet " 40 kee
ana :se2 hsi bb 't Fulton market IS ssSs
na'1 00'' GROCERIES.
BuT1ER-We quote: Western creamery. fan
cy. s7@ss; New YORK creamery. a ana,o $685. g.
1904. Do fresh packed prime Il. do fresh packed
CHEESE Choice Western skins 1s@1sK p ib ;
barrels. NONE in cases. Lard oil-No: Csc.
a strained GOOSE winter str ssss, ss@1o9
SEED oil-or CT 12@44c. refined 5s@65c.
F1sH-Maokere-so BPS t4s s ss7s halves Sd
ets IS qeaF hs7es = 5 ea sss t
sS 81 "a sE fifs sse : $ ebs
Extra aa mss IS Eli u.s. Ssve s. gus
ters s. 81. kits 81 rs; Extra No. !: bbls s22.
halves 81 g. Quarters IS g. kits 81 81 ., Hs ,T
nc Salmon. bbs SIS 50. halves slo, quarters IS.
kits 81 81. Goldfish In boxes 81 10. In Y drums
Sc; homeless Sc: homeless. extra. 6Kc. Haddock
g sos IS; nd q 4x@4xo N. German
olive ax@+ke family a1@4c palm 1@sxc
LOU CsaEtlAo -@tVos WAAto WAUos A0oAo 0OsSV/1Ss
st. Rollox 4h@4xc.
OoTFEE--Dull. Job lots are quoted as fol.
lows: Ordinary l4@14kc p b, fair l5K@15Ic
good 1bA @16c. prime 161@16Hc.
Carg0es-OIdiuarY -@l34c. fair -@15hc
good -@15c. prime -@16c.
TEAs-OoIongs 26@32c, Formosa 40@76c. Eug-
lish breakfast 6O98Oc 1mperials 25@76c, gun.
powders 60@96c.
SAL-Steady. Jobbing at 81 02h@1 0o for coarse
and at 81 1901 45 for fine. Turks Island 3O@3te
y bush. When delivered drayage Is added,
Table salt 2@7c , pocket. according to size.
STAR OANDLES.-ShOrt weights -0l1c y ID
| full weights -t017o.
STARCH-81@4c
FRUITS AND NUTS.
Domestic AND FoRE1aN FRUITS AND NuTs--
Apples 81 50 y tbl. Mesetpa oranges Sc
Meseina IS y boz, Palermo s-@6 50 ? box. Ma
pies fgs 5 go Is p bJx. Layer figs lA0-c 2
y, oval 0Gs lSc y. Layer Eatetns 81 =.
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DUB OOFPEK MARKET.

Nessrs. Small D 90. report In their weekly
coffee statement: Market dull at our quota
tions: receipts this season. 176.ol2 bags: sales
since FIRST July. lss.57 bags: stock In first
hands. 2lsS bags: dealers stock. as 600 bags.
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---UIOSN.- --Il
To day. Yesterday
DETAIL OF SAILS.

M DETAIL VF bAU&B. N
Before First Cau-May. 400 at 1906; 400 at
1905: total 800 bales.
FIRST Oau-May. 400 at 10 os: total. 200 bales.
Bettoeen Frat and Second Cdlls-M May 100
at 05 100 at IS 100 at 1902; total 1900 bales.
Second Call May. 100 at 1901: September. 100
at IL 81; total. 200 bales
After Second CaH-May. 400 at 1900: 200 at
1901: total, 1000 bales.
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MINING STOCKS.
San FRANCIso0. March 9e.-Closing prices Of
mining stocks are n fQllQWA: 6al0&.
COTTON.

[Oy quotations of Domestic and Foreign
Markets are from the closing teIegrGnas, and
orr Cotton statistics from the Nesu Orleans Cbt-
ton EXCHANGED
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DOMESTIC. MARKETS.
LEY

HPoTs-Were quiet and steady at yesterdays
rates. The regular sales comprised $40 bales
and the deliveries on contract 400 bales.
Quotatione-Ordtnary II Z. 100. Good Ordinary
u ls-16c, Middling Uplands Is s.l6c. Middlin9
Orleans Is b-16c and Middling Texas Is s 16c
FUTUREs-Opened steady at quotations ruled
quiet and steady at noon and closed barely
steady. with sales of 6. 900 bales.
To-day's To-day's Yesterdays
Op0ninQ. ClOe0. Close.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening. March 70. 1850. }
DAILY REVIEW.

Money continued Ii fair demand to-day at
easy rates.
FOREIGN exchange and New York sight were
steady.
State Consols were u per cent higher at the
close
Premium Bonds were active and higher.
closine at ssxSsl, against s2h@S2x yesterday.
Stocks were quiet but pretty we'll maintained.
Cotton closed Arm here for spots and easy for
futures. New York spots were steady and fu-
lures barely steady. Liverpool spots were firm
ana futures barely steady. Havre was dull.
Rice hardened.
Sugar and molasses were nrmer.
BreadstufIs were dull.
Grain and feed were steady.
Provisions we're dull.
Groceries. fruit and country products con-
tinued dull.
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FINANCIAL.

(OwY quotations Of foreign 0ad domestic mar
kets are from the closing teleQrasss.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS.
ron FLORIDA PORTS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LEGAL HOLIDAY.

On Good Friday. March 26. the banks. ex-
changes and public ofices will be closed. The
Cotton Exchange will also be closed the day
after Good Friday,
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CoMMERCIAL.

lOur quotations represent wholesale prices
except a0ten job lots are specifed.l
TOBACCO.
LEA1 ToDAooo-Runnina stock $50 hhds, part
Of which is held for local Delivery VERY and Ter
Stock on sale 4s9 hhd
lions. which are for export tobacco: Low
ne ;Se Low T ss sRs sSS SGs sHS
7Ko. good and flne 7K@skc selections o0loc.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Quiet and strong.
Fine plug so@7oe ~ nsn medium an, $685. Re@s;
No. !, IS and los. dark BLACK sweet ss@4sc. Navy
st r. basa sY e est s. aas sg
~ LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
suaAn-Is In fair request and strong. Re.
csp,s ss h hSs: none STOCK under
Iaissief sXSsxe; common a sxs,e sSea
.o7 e.! eaeoe skgsEo ssoends ssS7xe Ye
low clarified sh@sNc, of white sk@sc choice
white -@ehc; standard white .@sAc.
firm. but the receipts are nearly all fermenting.
Unfermenting command lui! prices especially Il
for the o. prime IL
the market. and are quoted nominal Receipts
1855 bbls. Exports none Stock under the sheds
Common so@s5c gallon. centrifugal so@42c.
fair 8e@soc. prime l2@4sc. strictly prime 47@5oc.
choice 6OGb2c. cistern bottoms 4b@52c.
RIoE-Under q slight improvements the de.
mand the market is hardening. No. 2 4k@
sHSsx. good sxSsKc. prime ex@7Ec. choice
7k@7Hc.
BREADsTUFFs.
The follo,cing prices are for round lots. job
lots are 25@50c more per bbl according to
Qualityl
FLouR-Continues dull. Fine ~ 1904 40
euperflne - 90@6 Is. single extra q 1905 40,
double extra s6 1905 s6. treble extra q 9o06 Is,
choice extra -G96 40. family Sc 500. fancy
98 $50.
CREAM AND PEARL MEAIs-$3 1908 so Der Dbl
Com MEAL-12 4O@2 As y Dbl.
GRlTs-Good choice 50.
HOMINY-$2 1908 p Dbl.
BE FLoUR-e6 6O@5 rs y Dbl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-21

BY b. Onorato.
VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK STORE,
NO. II ST. LOUIS STREET,
Between Chartres and Decatur streets.
AT AUCTION.

DY B. ONORATO. AUOTIONEER-oFTICE
- and salesro0m No. As Royal street-On SAT
URDAY. March AZ. 1880. at ~ O'Clock M. Will be-
sold at public auction. at the Merchants end
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, be-.
tween Canal and Custom II Ouse atreea--
THAT VALUABLE THREE-S STORY BRICK
STORE, No ~ st. Louis street. between Char
feet front on st. Louis street by depth bo-s
tween parallel lines Of 60 feat.
Terms-One-half cash: balance at six and
Twelve mouths for notes secured By m0rtgoGef
with Dor cent interest from day of eale untlis
paid, per cent attorneys fees In cass Of suit,
the buildings insured and policy traneferreds
the purchaser to assume over bis bid all taxes
exigtble In 1880. S.
Act Of sale before Eusebe Bouny, notary pub~
llc. at the expense Of the purchaser. mh2o Cd y;
by Montgomery Il 90.
ELEGANT WALNUT BEDROOM SUIT, NAT
tress and Spring. "tuck's Brilliant" Stove.
pets and Mating. Parlor suits in Walnut
and Tapestry. Orockery. etc.
A Il TO BE SOLD ON TUESDAY. MARCH
nisi hsfd6 n osY2 s Go
Mos1oonnazfb S 8 9}9is
Will sell Horses. Mules, Cows, Carriages A01
Harness at auction. at Ma
MONT0OMERYS TATTKRSALI6,
Ne. - Daronno street,
eyer EYER, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY q u
Oonsignments OF stock solicited. amir