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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
For Both Sexes-CitT.

ryyUE BERKELEY SCHOOL. ....
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT ,
prenarafor school highest grade VIII De opene
IN no Comma ons building 232 Madisondye 3sh ana o''h
e. ON lie ia OF sept. 1880 under the fOlO"lng
, =, Cute, nN1N ~ I'm Allen Butler III. d.
Joseph u n Ralt Geo. iiliam Curtis,
Danei - ,,niI.r ID b Henry r. felew
henry =. Fo. .rs n r. Broollvn Freak Law Omstead,
~ Chas c. Jones, LII. d., ugus a Ga 81, ,A. g
Will be- the cad dastersnip OF JOhn
We - n ,formery in the Boston Latin scnooi
and dining The past year Heat Master oil BIooks
ADDRESS, during toe summer hoh1lh
asinN,, y a as sOItTHMAYD & CHOATE, 81 Wallst
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Che 0urt.

THE SARATOGA RACES viii continue
every day the eud OF ngust Racts ~ ~ o'clock
each jas. NJ AAKNiNs Prce'b
C. WHEATLY seoy
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
a
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TREN GON AND PHILADELPHIA 49,.
Sew-YorS from station Q. r. r. Of " j. loot OF lad
For station corner ri tn and Greensts 6:45 745 81"
ll:lo u, $50, - 430 i4j. 900. 4i.5 IL p M On sun
For station corner Third Berissts at e45 Tao O.
Ills 1880 4:io $50 p N on sunday Al 2i9oP ~
l,30 4. 43J 4ij $3.50 49, II D. M SUNDAY al $40
Retun,ng trains will cave Philadelphia for New-YorE
From station rniladeiphiS and healng taoa corner
Ninth and Greens'; Al ~ ,oo 55o lS IA az
From Third and Berksss at g. 800. 900. 9:45 IL
1L5 3:l o:-5 $3.50, 1880 p NJ sunday al $50 a. No. p H.
denotes pullman attached
Frou Trenton Warren aud Tucker stsl25 except Mon
davs g. 1870 300 1910 1890 1900, 24O ABS, 6lO,
sO NJ. sunoay-l25 $40 a. NJ 81 p IN, N; QUO DC, AZ,
044 957 323 Broadway the principal hotels Sos
and Court.t and Annez Office levers MnsiI 6TooSEn r..
Newly mk Transfer Company tDodds hxpress WI eau Ior
check bag iron hotel or residence 10 ars
Sill ave YorR.anG Courst Brooklyn AL these oficss
are with the Bell Telephone and Law TELEGRAPH
II. BALDWIN G eneral Passenger Agent
XEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD-COmmencing July 5,lsSO, through
trains viii leave Grand Central Depot
so a. m Western and Northern Express 30 Rochester,
Pasburg Adams and Montreal with through drawing
room cars
io,sO a. m chicago and Express. Drawing room
to CanandaI ma, Rochester and Bu1AlO ,.,
ll:0O express 10 Albany and Troy with connections
10 Utica. saratoga. Gens FAIRS and Rutland
$50 p m, saratoga special
AGO D. m Alb and Troy Express.
eco p 81 Louis Express day with sleeping cars ior
Ing for Buffalo Detroit and for Montreal e1
ceptIng sunday night via Saratoga .
Niagara Falls Rochester Buffalo cleveland Toledo. Detroit
and chicago Clayton Utica, and WATERFOWL via
9s0 D. m Fast Express for Montreal, Buffalo and Corn:
ing, via Geneva. Sleeping cars TO Geneva BuHao ana
TN D. M Night Expross with sleeping to Albany
on sale at Nos and AIS Broadway and at West
ofoes Pax ana spo SRq SA
j. NJ rOUCEY Gen. Sup C. B. MEEKER, Gen PassI Agt
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I ONG BEACH.

| ONG BEACH.
OPENING OF THE NETWORK AND LONG BEACH
RAILROAD.
On and after SATURDAY July IL 1880 trains VIII leave
for LONG BEACH as follows;
PIER II East RIVER foot Pinest daily Except sundays
$40 $780, 1881 24O 3lO 5iO 4:IO I4U o'IO o'o anu
Leave James snip ferry at $780, $780, 1880 l. $780,
Jeav ferry AZ $40 0.4O and l0:lO lilo, ziiO
$40 $40. 4:lO, 4.sO. 5lu, 5:iu, $40 p m 49,
Leave san $780, $40 g. 45 and lOi4O NJ no.
unnters Point and Fatbushave.. Brooklyn, dsyo40 o.
TO- II H., 1880 s. $3.50, 4;jO o. oi5O o. - ana lO4o
p. -. oor 81 n, I'M. -, ,.os
300 500 5.5 O:5 400, e:U3, eO0 $780, 4VV1 A'uo
D. m Round rip, 81 cents -, $1,000 -, --..,....
Uuti SATURDAY - the bath-houses and Restaurant
only Hotel will De onen attei ha date the
entire Will open the public ana rooms may be en-
gagged ,onor,, /" p, .S m ar t,Snt
~ H. pa,Ion Worcester Portland and the White Noun
fans VIA New leamers ease Pier No AZ North
River at D. IN. daiy. except sund VS.
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
j VIA PROVIDENCE Dlht. T. 80 n, -. >,
a FILL NIGIITSs R1s'r. OSLN A. MILES OF RAIL.
N ~ FlhsTc.AsS AC ,OMODA rIONs ONLY.
The layorle ace cleaners
MASSACHISEt Is AND RHODE iHLAND.
pay SUNDAY exec Per 30 North River foot OF
80 In edinie andnes between New York and Provi
dence Passengers rive IN Boston al D M ,o- -.
siaeroous tickets secured Al NOs 5nS ouI - Au
New ay3 Washington ct, bruoAlYn llcketa are
also sold ar a principal hotels ana ucAe Offices anu az
ExpIe7s Contrary ffels"1 ANeA AZ ~"
est rates 3v t,,v,xa D. s. BABCoCR.
q. T.. Agent ite--N-e-
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miscellaneous.
IRON Work

On nil dos for ogers and others fsinates fur
''s1'" "''' 10 xasag ct. Now yors
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Cxrurslons.

A SBURY PARK and Ocean Grove. Best Route.
a TAKE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROt X
FARE only % CEN - hnin table below
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Tor Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMI Max - ~
ID rhirtIeth wear II this boarding and DAY school 70
lsdis- commence september =
r, can be made 1873 Montague ST. biooAIya ~
on RIES u. WEST, PRINCIPAL.
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excepeI connec ing az Newport with Fast express
'i Eeiarnns cave Boston Ola colony Dspo at P m
Tickets and satrOoUs can be secured N forh ONLl
Pier 49, North River aud on BOARD steamers, e ,.
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents,
FALL RIVER LINE
a. FOR B0sToN An THE EAST s.;,,., r,toh
he best ROM ewRSr bos Sahsss White Noun
ains Sit Portland bangor =, John r. HAITI
Of Sc ana a, RIia aa the S PrsSiSes
-" l BRisToL and Providence mo \
Leave NewYOrk Is lndays included rom PIER - n
JERSEY nSp' civ T S20 p No. via XnnsT GAND Pro
did bands aud orehes; attached steamers
between New YORK and Fall River
Special train leaves steamer wharf Fail RIVER At a NJ
port arriving at Newport AZ $40 m rive morning 'nS
Tickets sfateroons etc can be obtained in NewYork az
207 l39 26l 4Ul, al 51d 90. ga and ~" Broadwsy
o. OFFICE OF The da LINE on spd a.
Annex o SS 81 BTootyn and ersov civ Boston At 30
0d House and at Old Colony Deg9t M for FALL
GEO L. CONNOR. General Passenger Agent
BORDEN q LOWELL. Agents
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
a and DEAN RICHMoND leave Pier No. Al North River
S GGG Sy T ssp Ss With a0s West
Albany and rPo 20 sE daf s. President
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
gauck and Housatonle RaroadsSteamers leave Cath
ara Fare ' iowsr than by any route.
DOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD WHITE MOUNrAI MONTREAL, and IN
trtmediaie points, steamers leave Pier 20 b. X daily
esun0aSs D. m i at D. Twenty thrdst, h. r.. at B. .
d ny and 30 D. connecting with speclal Trans at New
Haven for Hartford. rIngne 80 Tickets sod ana bag
gage checked ga Broadway New ork anu C0arLst
RTooGyn Excursion 10 New- Haven ana return VI 0O.
TOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
i steamer ADEL:HI leaves Pier ~ tnl;on Ferry 245
n m, 3Jdst l.. T.. 8 D. N. FARE, 35 CENTS.
EXCURSION TICKETS. % GENIE
nor RONDOUT and Landing
il atCozzens west Point. Cornwall Newourg Marlboro
Milton Pughkeepse, ksOpus ting with Ulster and
delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads. steamboats, IA Mes
v IA OWN and THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY at 4
n M per "a. North River. loot OF liar Ison-st
xcepG satu lays Thomas cornell leaves AT 1870 p
connecting with evening train for resOrs through
The CATSK ILL MOUNTAINS.
FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
l. PASSENGER TRAINS on and after Jane !. 1850 VIII
lea depos COrandt anu DebtOssesstS at 80 a.
i 3. ana $50 p. ior hsston Bethlehem, AVenown
Peaaing Mauch chunk. WtAesDarTe Tow anda Wavery
Iiaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman sleep
inr coaches attached to $50 .. m. tram . g. =,
TAO a. ana p NE cohhect tut u
polufs M MahanOv and HaZirton coal regions -
b B. BYINGTON, Genera Passenger agent,
General aera Office corner church AMI COrtlandtsts
{. II. CUMMI1sGS, Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Ferry station in New. York, Of Idberty-st 80
wharf
COMMENCING June a. 1ssO-Leave New York. foot OF Lib
$50 a. m.-For aston. Bethlehem. Wind Gap, Mauch
Chunk Tamanend, DriiIon' Upper Lehish. "iAesD"fe
7;I5 "a. m.-For Flemngton. p. /. and Western r. r.
Fast0n. Bethlehem. Msuch Chunk. Iamaqna, etc
ga m For school VS. Mountain High Bridge Branch.
EasDn, Allentown. Read ng, Harrisburg, Manch Cnunk
panyie M,hismsport Iaalua' Drii'"h 0ppo'
1851 A. m For SomervIle Flemirg ton etc.
m.-FOr Pennington. EastOn, Allentown. Reading Har
$50 D. n FOR Pennington EasIon Bethlehem. Wind Gap
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Drilton, WIXesbarre, Scranton
S:sO D. m-For schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch
Zap a:i5 p m'-For somervle Pennington etc.
$3.50 D. For EasOu. Del. Lack and West r. r.; Alien
town Reading, Harrisburg Mauch Chunk WHkesbarre etc
For 1P HabeGl-At ESQ., el5 e45 7:5 745, $50 q $780,
1879. l0:45, Ills. $40 a. M. l2:4o l5O ZI y 90
G III 7 7i5 sS si 65 50 Sf No. 0i 0'O ''
SUNDAY leave at $40 n II p m for Bound BrooA
town liar isDurg ana lhe West
Far NewarK~At BE- a. CID $40 7l5 745, s:l5, $40 9l6
sGS g. eO 6 1870 ESQ 10 Sis 8i5 6i5 i5 n
fSs a az the 70 and Ere Annex make
Jersey CITY station aud from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-
ALL RAIL LINE for PERU Anbov. south Amboy, Mat
r anchpor Long Branch, heron Deal Beacs o ,.t
Point Pleasant Toms River, Barnega tlanuc city etc
Leave Newly ork FOOT Of LDer ysI at 04o f4'' o. Lad
o. NJ; 1880, $3.50 D. J:'o . De- IN.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot of Lberyst for Freehold at 76, Has M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Monmouth beach Arlanucve Long Branch, ocean rove
a cat 1Viiinaiand, ATLANTIC CRY etc
Leave ork ioOr Liberty st. 8, 92O lO'i5 n l:l0
'sGSpAYs-9:3Oa m. for Long Branch
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For Long Branch.

DLYMOUTH ROCK. For Long Branch.
Il TWO TRIPS 4 DAY. INCLUDING SUNDAYS
- Leaves fOof vested 81, Mr. SfA, tun kao p NJ
and stone Pier No. y. r.. 10 a. M. and $50 p. d
BENI'S FULL MARINE BAND ON BOA y. -
FARE including Pier ticket FIFTY CENfs.
LXCU RSION TICKETS, good only day sold sixty ~ -.
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n COMNFRCIAL INSTI-

C,1-I@I, New.Hayen Conn, 6enera ituasch $1,000
st.ry 10 college scientific schools OF nnase. &c
sggai framing by military dining sy."~'' ~
onR ), ln a5,sortuny fof athetIc games roHihg' az
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To PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD.EsTA BLIsHED ROUTE AND Snort LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
e TIP AIMS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
- DFPOVS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NEWYORK.
on ard after JUNE u, lssI

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENTAND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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Drooklpn properfp Tor Sale ano 60 let.
1 OTIS in BRO0KLYN-In large aud Email
II plots st very low prices fJrlnyestmenL
rutland & WHITING No. EeesmausS
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Gountrn propertp tor Sale aHa 90 lei.


AN ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE AT CLIN-
~ TON, y Y. Superior site Ample shade AOuni tnt
town For sale ga reasonable Address CHARLES "a
KNOX. Point Pleasant ~ J.
At ORANGE. \. }. (ncighborh0od speciality.
n Property and all varieties great nte-
cams. EDWARD r. hAdILTON. Ia ftnsst. y u
TOR SALE or LEASE for MANUFAC-
i TORIES, CHEMICAL WORKS, Sc.-BiOcGs 81 buk.
headed lots NewtOwn Creek aijoiaEg New ork ana
Brooklyn. r. A YOUNG Engineer, Se, 20 kAchapse pace.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY, at Maple
WI Grove staIon H. J. convenen 30 cty by carriage md
burial plots AZ moderate prees once I-'S
BrOaGway
NORRiSTOWN.-Fo sale; n very hand
W some house. grounds; all Convenience alu1d
reasonable j. d. Con DC ri1o 81
arrange. n. J.-HOUsES and COUNTRY
W SEATS sale. furnished aud untirnlsied
BLACKWELL a SMITH, ODD man station orange. -
THE Cogtlandt Van Rensselaer, Memorial In
ereA ted AZ Hlgtstown, y j., - the
line of and AmbOy Railroad well adap I'll for
shool Tor salt al quarter u
It's Apply 10 A l.ECkLts>, ll9 Liberty 81, y =
WARWICK PARK contains Lbs actes
w with over miles OF waterfront on GREE NWOoD
LAKE miles New lOr. The natural beauty u
the properly be ceed Ia ownership the Park
is q 100 members every member having il Ute
The fret memberships win be sold for 90
each gll particulars address WILLIAM O. AepOW-
ELL president H. Goa aud Iron exchange IL Nort
landtsL. New-NOrk-
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9ustrurtlon

Fec Boys and Young Men-City.
MIR. CHURCHILLS SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
vi No. $50 NadisOn-ave, corner Of 5Uth-sJ.
Term commences September IS study hour optonaD al
$50 A. M recations $780, Circulars sent on Application
For Young Laues-City.
MADAME MEARS, .--.---
NJ 222 MAI iSON.AVF. NEW YORK CITY.
FNGLI-H. FRENCH AND GERMAN BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIk
The object school combine useiu ana accom-
psleJ Engsh education with the Dracuc acquisition oil the
French ana German Languages. no ,.ao
The school vii! reopen september % 1880.
AFESDEMOlSE lilies CHARBONNIER'S
w French Protestant Osr1inG and Day school Tor
Younr aides 3Jth-st formerly IN Parls VIII re-
omen Thursday sept 81 Apply by letter untl sept To-
When Mei.es. CHARBONNIER Will be II New 1oIA.
1EISSJAUDON'S YOUNG LADIES BOARD
WI ING and DAY SCHOO134s Madison ave near 44lh 81
reopen sep3O Languages taught by the LatnI al
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
VA BOARDIN q and DAY SCHOOL Tor YOU VI LADIES
Nos. u ami 5adst. New York,
reoens sem 30 french and German languages pTaccsY
aurht Thorough training in PRIMARY, ana secondary &c
nareris study in the Coegiae department
meets all The the higher education OF Nome D.
Each pupil the personal supervision Oh MIS- Iee
IVAN NORMAN INSTITUTE
IFonrded i857) 815 West 51ths New-York Family
ard Dav Scol Young Ladies' and Children III reopen
-ent 30 For fuil information call or send LOT CIRCULAR
'Nf' DIR and 81 NE. VAN NORMAN. lIihcipais-
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Gun Schools.

ANNUAL SESSION (22d) of UNIVERSITY
~ LAW SCHOOL begins ober next Address ID. K
JAQUES, secretary, 29l Broadway.
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nFDDIE Institute, Hiehtst0wn, New-Jersey
both sexes for college or Tor eaSne,s Ma' ,
i,.,n,,,s ana rawtnR school every WAY WoIhi Auu VI
,1gs ~ Hegns september send Tor catalogue 10
I'M f. j. AVERY, A. M, Principal.
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pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately Itt beoah TOT
Is iIece Conditioned rejected ca:idi1a1nstss.
,cr ~ Winfer stock brtdge. Mass ~ hoREa AZ =,
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
r,RrRHOTD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot of IAbery-st Freehold at 7i5, Has M
NfYE5W o5iERSEY SOTTHERN RAILWAY.

~ i "
~ BAY ROUTE-FOr Highlands Belle vue Sea1rirht
Monmouth beach, Atanucvie, Long Branch ocean rove
Ashury Para Glrt Point Pleasant Toms RIVER Dho-
gat NIna land, ATLANTIC CITY. etc -
Leave New Ork Liberty o, 900, lOt0 H., l:IV
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L GINfER No az RE ssELAEh en1 srIoSl
az ,naiea ext term Uegius September 10 IDe srs
d. Isl eontaits the Rradus les lor no psa sr
~ ,ieIy nesons also course OF study rcqiieno
penses &C. Address DAVID NJ GREENE Director.
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Fer Rows and Young Men-Country.

4 1hiie Plans. s. Y principal o. r. WILLS. Phi: D.
IN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Is offered
"A during the coming Al na sn u win Uaivsrsrs
preparing either Of the ~ sa Enelish master
reT y ork They must be ever u = at ROY
unexcepIionaDle. Address IA
}, -aR York CIV.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
ICE.
New York Commercial. Bulletin,

An extraordinary speculative movement In
ice on American account IL reported In The
Canadian j,urnals. A letter from Barrie. On
tario., to the Toronto Mail says the Northern
and Northwestern Railroad ,r some time past
has had Its. carrying capacity, put to a severe
te-t to transfer the product of the lakes In that
quarter to the States. Heavy capitalists are re-
ported to be backing up ths business. but no
consigned 70 New Orleans. louisville. Mem
Upward of $4,000 has been paid for wages
alone since the tenth Of. February last. AS
many as fifty cars per day freighted with
the producGt have passed over the road !;
20 through without breaking bulk. The
storage of the Ice at the poll t mentioned. how
eyer. is sdl very large Notwithstanding these
shpments. and 1t will take at least auother TWO
mouths tn clear the bousee. Lake Simcoe is
furnishing large supplies for New Orleans. Be-
fore the f,rst of July the purchasers we are told.
expect to get $25 or $50 a ton for It: but IL any
reliance can be placed upon the reports we are
having as to the liberal supplies which the ice
Ensland have secured. Notwithstanding the
unusual n,tldness Of the season. 1t is quite pos
sible that these spectators. like many others of
their class. may have to put W with disap-
DOtntment
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening. April II. 1890
DAILY REVIEW.

With fair demand the money Market was
strong. with rates frm on the street.
Foreign exchange gave way h@lc ZOE sterinR
and u per cent for francs.
New York sight declined 7Sc@s1 for CONNER
cial.
There was little movement In State Consols.
and the market was lower. closing at so%@5oI.
against 81 1@5ik yesterday.
Premium bonds were quite unsettled, and
showed a marked falling off. sales being re-
ported at the D. m. board OF the Exchange as
low as a2b. The markt closed at 32A@S2k,
against ssA@s4 yesterday, and ssx@s5h last
Saturday.
Stocks were rather dull. and II anything eaeier.
State oonsols were quoted at so1.a5 at New
York. against the same yesterday.
Governments were quiet but steady at New
York.
Cotton was firm here for spots. at Ne advance
on Low Middling. Middlina and Good Middling.
and futures showed a marked Improvement.
New York spots and futures closed firm. Spots
we're easier at Liverpool. but futures we're
steady. Hsvre vas dull.
Sugar was quiet but steady.
Molasses was scarce and firm.
Rice continued strong.
Flour was dull.
Grain was quiet and hay scarce and strong.
Groceries and fruit were dull.
Country produete were steady.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
CUBA SUGAR MARKET AND CROP RE
PORTS.
Havana Weekly Report.l
HAVANA, April Q. 1880.

* n i a, y.
Sugars -The market opened fairly active at
former prices: but the continuance OF adverse
reports from abroad soon compelled buyers to
lower their offers that are accepted In few cases
only by sellers. who are induced by the certain
TT OF o rery short crop. now fully confirmed. to
uphold prices. and are sanRuine that favor
able reaction in the leading consuming centres
will take. place ere long, allowing them to dis
pose of their stocks on more favorabl5 terms
than those actually ruling.
5. The sales OF the week are as follows: 482s
bags and z50 hogsheads centrifugals, Nos. 10
II. 95h@s7 deg. test at from 05@9S rails: $50
bags ana $50 hoRsheads molasses sugars, Nos.
8 to 10. s7@9I deg. test. at from 7n@s rias. ana
1887 hoRsheads muscovsdoes at from 727@7.51
riais for common refining. 86@SS deg. test and
7.7e@T 90 iials for fair do. So gs1 deg do:
According TO last GALES We quote az the close
as follows: Olayed No. II, current classes. 9&@
g rs: centrifugals. s3 to 81 deg. test In boxes.
bags and hbds, a14d9S rs common to fair re-
filming 7A@7X rs. moiasses sugar. SO TO 80 deg.
TEST, In boxes, bags and hhds. IA G7% RS.
Aolnssss We have heard OF no recent sale,
either here or on the coast. Dlsoosable stocks
are Hcanty. and despile the advsrss reports
from the United States sellers firmly uphold
their previous pretensions Of and even sE re-
Der keg.
Hucars-Under the ,cfinence Of further ad
Terse reports from New York. our market has
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
W. @. WATTS & co. g WEEKLY COTTON RE-
PORT.

The Position. etc.-It is now generally sup
posed her. that the American crop OF 1879 80 will
1t at b57s bales or just 100000 bales in
of the crop of 1873 7e. aud SEQ what Is likely to
be the supply for English spinners until the
past the popular estimate of consumption 10 the
Quilted States for the commercial year 1879 80
has been about 1900 900 bales. as against deliv-
the United States held some 40 900 bales less at
the close than at the opening Of the year we
may reasonably 6l q assume that the actual con-
The New YORK Chronicle. In is issue dated
twentieth uitimo2,, estimated that spinnsrs'
takings are not ltkel, to exceed this over last
suggest whether. In view Of the heavier weight
OF bales and or the finer yarn sDua. 100 900 bales
would not be a full estimate Of the increased
order. however, that We may not oveT-estimate
our probable supply this year. let us assume
lh t spinners In the States will take this year
175o,o 900 bales or l8l 900 bales tequa to liz per
cent more than last year. and If We assume
stocks Ia the ports at the opening and close, OF
1879 80 to bs the same t would leave s1s 900 bales
pared with last season, But the shipments
from America to Europe to date have been
80 500 bales less aah ts5 Sesr Which
gust next Of s5S 900 bales as compared with the
corresponding, period last year, But INV are
a dss Brsn 10 a ne .bs ae
tinent? This cannot b. determined
with much accuracy, So far this season out Of
Europe SAY have been shipped to Great Britain
aud S5h to the. Continent: and If We assume
that this proportion will be kept up TO the close
of next August then the 358 900 will be divided
thus: 2sl 600 70 Great Br tain and i27 900 to the
Continent. This calculstion would. however.
only all the Continent to take from America
this year Il52 600 BALE, against l. 400 600 last
year, a decrease of 2i7 COO. The decrease to
date is 2is 600 II we take into account the ship
ments thence since the fir OF October last,
from other sources OF supply. We. fad that he
In pounds weight has bsen equal 10
about ITO 90, bales ~ American colt n: That is.
this deficit Of 81 Gee (2570 900 less 10000 equals
81 0O0) and any increase there may BE- In n
umptlon must b. made up from some quarter
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FINANCIAL.
[Opr quotations Of foreign and domestic mar
kets are from the closing teie0rams.l
NEW ORLEANS oLEARINa-H HOUSE.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
Thus ter. Cleardnces. Balances.
This week. ........... 81, 704 246 90 $40 46g 80
Last week. ...........- 1924 l39 IL 198,945 Oh
This week last year.. 1902 85l 81 143 .099 80
THE MONEY MAKKET-Is hrmer.
Exceptional commercial paper Is quoted 1908
cent; Al do So; collateral loans COS; loans
on call at the banks v cent " annun1. and
On the street -@6: Al mortgage 8; second grade
nominal.
New YoRK-Money rate 8 cent.
LONDON Bank of England rates y cent: Con-
soils 80 1916.
PAus-Rentes 83.47h.
STANDARDIZATION dollars rule at sgh. trade
dollars 94095; American halls and quarters
par. Bullion In London 51Id:. here, fine
- A I GOLD California 7@s y cent dis.
count; light weight s7@par: mutilated v cent
discount.
FOREIGN COINS - In currency: Five-franc
pieces 5000, twenty franc pieces ss $50.
soyereigus 81 1904 IS. ten thaler pieces 81 900
-, Spanish ooubloons SIS $50, Patriot donb-
looms SIS $50. Mexican doubloons SIS $50.
Mexican twenty pesos pieces $40 35@19 %,
South American gold SOC v pesos. German
twenty marks 81 6O@4 rs.
STERLING Weak, Here commercial is 1920
49, bank -@4S5, bank counter rate -@4s5a
bankers -@s85. bankers sight -D4ss; at New
York commercial is 4ss@4s3A. bank 4s494s4a.
FRANos-Weak. Here commercial are 22H
bank 5ls&; at New York, commercial 6.23S
@5 21T, bank 521A05 20.
NEW YORK SIGHT-Weak for commercial
CONNIE rcfal parO- premium per $1,000. and
bankers counter checking rate % so premium
W $1,000.