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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-13

G. ~ ~ ~ A YEAR d.s and expenses to
- q q & o. YCKERY, Augusta, Maine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
.FOREIaN GRAIN MARX ETS.

New York Daily Commercial Rulletin.l
With the large receipts aud heavy shipments
or grain on the way "a eur port the following
late advices will he found interesting TO our
grain exporters:
FRANCE
AT Paris the attendance was thinner than
usual. Supplies of native wheat were on Il
small scale. and farmers samples wera!n OF freely
offered. Milters we're not anxious operators
In view OF the reduction in flour. aud business
was only practicable n a IL cline in values
Foreign wheat was rather liharatly offered and
lever TO sell. CONSUMPTION marks Il iur was II
cheaper on the week. AT bordeaux much
dullness was prevalent in the corn trade Al
Nantes there was no change 10 report. At
Havre business was almost ri q stand still. At
MaTseilles trade was autet, h@t wheat prices
maintained with some degree of tlrmness In
spite Of concessions III the Metropolitan Elk
change.
AT Berlin wheat on the spot had not dis
played much animation, business having
moved within very narrow dtmanstons. and
the condition ofahe grain on offer was for the
most part inferior. Rye had occupied an i'm :
proved position during the frosty weather. but
been firmly held, owing L. the paucity of stock
on the spet.
RErGluM.
AT Antwerp the corn market hal ruled OK
ceedingly quiet. vita business passing within
q very narrow range. Arrivals of real pro-
duce have been almost wanting aud the de.
mand stack but. nevertheless holders showed
not the slightest disp siiou IN self AT Brua-
sells a dull tone had prevailed for wheat and
values We're barely sustained.
HOLLAND.
AT Amsterdam hNth what aud rye had "a
coded for next March delivery.
AUSTRIA
According 70 postal aivna from Vienna
trade had been very cirrumserihad holders OH
serving stubborn attitude aud buyers main
tanning feeling # reserve.
HUNGARY
4 Ma Nal Nan q
animation. The value Of wheat. however had
not undergone any material charge. trade hRY-
ing been slow AT about previous eurreneies
Flour was In a complete state Of calm In spite
Of the low value OF the product.
EGYPr
Our latest telegram from Alexandria informs
us that there was no alteration = advise Ia the
position of either wheat. beans or cotton seed
with much depression existing in the freight
market.
CHILL.
A postal report from Valparaiso advises that
business In imports had continued without any
animation. owing to the tendency Of the mar ket
which still remained In favor of buyers Trade
IN exports had likewise bean much impeded by
the uncertainty as to the future course of ex-
change. Holders Canuot yet fully make up their
minds to accept the new situation and the
prices asked are mostly too high TO offer any
1nducement 20 shippers. THE demand for tom
mage mad become less active and Rates have I'M
Nergone slight depression,
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ever that the production Of tho latter, as q con
sequences OF this change, will soon re In the
same unfortunate position M the finer NUM-
hera. The only bright enot In the awisa cotton
trade II the increasing nrnspefiiy If tha ma
chime embroidery business In Eastern Swift
7ariand Against thist however. ia To be set nH
the enlamitoua condition Of hand emhroid.
ery whiph may We considered n thng ~
the naat. To certain descriptions Of white
good which AT one ime wac peculiar to Rwtt-
zarland. the composition Of Scotch mnnnlae=
turerea ls 40 kepn that they ran no longer hn
made ut n urotlt Gonrei woven gods find
considerable dtt1leulF IN keeripg thnit ground
In lula and Africa nealnet the cheaper uttttai
fabrics of Eng ans and Holland RwteR calico
rlintnra are alao hainR run very hard tnea ~
theft Englieh competitors Some spaeialtna ~
block printing, In which thAp have hithntto
heen unrisaled, are now j inR rr0dnped by
machines IN England, and the repoft atatea
That unless Swi.s pIintera mean ~ give nj tho
4 nia altogether they mmRt exchange their
! Locks aud tphlpa for oanpar rollers and mn
chinea Az for Turkey red dralna tho report
iutimatas Tint the time when great farlunee
we're made nut w that 0nna sple dill business
Is gone never TO return The discovery of
the pi2arinn proneaa hns deprived furkny4red
dycins 81 ita special rharRnt. rHnd rnisnu dpt=p.
and II must take rank heupefnrth aa u mere
branch IF common dyeing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
BRITIsH TEXTILES.
IN. Y. Daily Commercial Bulletin /

IN. n. Daily commercial Hullettn.i
Trade continues to improve in the textile
branches Of Great Britaiua induatriaa Al Not
unEham, according 10 last repurta, In the lace
trade some good oriara have hnen received
from the United Statea hut there iR NOT much
doing Just now for the Continent From Gor-
many otdhra are scarce, IA merchants there
supplied themselves largely prior 10 the alter
alton In the tariff, which came into operation nj
the beginning Of the year. Curtain machinery
ia well engaged yet I'm executing old ordera
The value Of plain meta In we'll maintained and
there IL a steady demand, while the inquiry
for aulllinGs has fallen OFF The condition
OF the hosiery trade has undergone
but little alteration, Al Huddersneld there
haa been an improved attendance in the
warehouses, chiefly representing London
Scotch and country houses. Ruyara from ship
ring housed have also been more plantifu,
The goods moat In demand have been better
class worstei eoatngs aud cheap tweeda for
cuttings. Az Dundee business II becoming ac-
tive. Orders for lihena are coming In rather
more freely aud quotations are decidedly irm
Sail cloth remaina somewhat quiet Iaasiaus
and other iute fabrics arc for the present In
rather slower reauest, hui there haa been little
change in prices. AT Bradford however tho
piece market has been auteter. Merchants
operate with great caution, Moet manufacture
era are we'll engaged and accumulated stocks
have disappeared. Work people are generally
we'll employed, aud strikes OF RpnnarH and
weavere for advance OF wages are frequent
with the attainment ot the end desired
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
EiN ANaAAII.-
IOH quotations ~ foreign and domestic mar
teis are from, The closing kilograms
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

GfpnFniarpq Hriuncfs
Thia week -..444,..4. $40 pin nlP 80 fapp ain 90
I,aat week ........=.. II atp roo 40 M an 81
This week laat year y 2h6 aNa 81 oea qpa ~
The MONEY MaRRET- Continues easY
Exceptional commercial ppuar ia quoted Il
v cent; Al do -6Hp: collateral lQnna 6t1a: Al
mortgage ~ aecnni grade nominal.
NEw YoRK Money rate " cent.
LoNDoN Bank If ENGLAND rate Y cent: Con
eola aa EzlG
TARia kantaa al ali.
HuvFR-M Mexican dotlara rule nj Ra6nRais trade
dnllara MmpF American hnly, and quarters
qpstelo, Bullion In Joudnn 81 . IGi here fine
I'll IA " ounce,
AMERICAN aoLp-tIaifurnta 7(0a "a cent die
count: liRh weight pI@par: mutilated v cent
discount,
FoRRiaN Cons In currency, Ftva-f franc
nanaa anGl-c, twanty-franc rienaa a. TEtn -,
aovpreisna al fbGDA nj. ten ihRlar piacaa W GDGD
- Rpaniah dpuhlonns sls aK1- Patriot douhs
looua eta abO -. Mexican douhlouna eta 36tn
Mexican twenty peaoa rieae- slp aE0tp AZ. South
American pOa pon per neaoa. German twenty
marks A. COCA ~.
STERLING Fitmar Here commercial IL 4an
mAata. hunk 04Ra bankers ta2 s6ntea hankerp
eight .sfm4abs, Al Nav York commercial IL
AZ tdhiati A. hank 4a2isnla1N
FRsNta LFilmnr. Here commercial arc pas
% bank EQlAa nj Nav York commercial
e2a'. dbe 22is bank EU'saB2ti&.
NEW York Alaur-ktpahy Commercial mar
Bank and bankera' counter checking rate a. 80
uranium TER ftuNn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
TATE CONs0L9 AND PREMIUM BONnF
MARK Ell AL N q. ArNIk ENGHANAE
STATE OoNsoLs AT NEW YORK.
MISCELLANEOUS sECuRtrIEH

1.-The fo'iaFing dre The latest quotations inritf-
mo ~ dat The inside figures indicating ne bIi-
ding t.aie aud The nnfsiia ihe asking ratel
RAlLRnAp BoNps-Ghtcago. ~, Louis and New
0rlcana Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
la5tD-. fret consolidated mortgage lHaD
do aeoond MORTGAGE Gnn jackson Railroad,
frat mortgage -@tt2s eX coupon, do aeopnd
COUPON H23at@ g, do eaoond debt tl9T New
Orleans aud Mobile Railroad aiGD-, New Orlea ia
Pacific lao Canal and Claiborne Street. rat
mortgage SEQ s.,
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Small State Consots
4saD IA. CITY Consolidated Hnnda -cOgb Wharf
Bonds Es4 f7o Drawn Framinm II ,nds l47ls
Give City Ten Fer Cant Banda ao46D-.
UNITED STATES RoNps Five per cents 1n4 80
los, ~ per cents le1@-; uar oanta. horn
eDl0ts, 10 ~ Nav York lo4 's0lo4fs, 10 al
London l0f sGD10Ia.
WARRANTS. soRlr Ero-L Warrants ooa0
%: state Warrants 1872 receivable for licenaea
and taxes. -GDp2h. Police Wafranta- ls7t. @as:
1870, a. City Serip 1874, s2A@ :ls7b, 340
1870. s2a@32a: la77. AL das; 1878. ~. a32ts
School Certificates -lai1. "a . Halt paid City
Coupons Al ia9A. interest Certificates IN State
GonRola- January 1872. -d72; July. 1870, % /.
rrivilasea on Premium Beuds A@7s y cent
Unna'd state o0unonR -GD6dis
srocKs The before The foao,rin0 quotations
~ stocks indicates Fridays rankip quotations ~
the Netr orleans stock Exchange. the t. last sale
since N'iap; The last sale to-day: a. trith dirt-
dPnd. T. en- d,rldGHd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
NEW oRt,nANs MANKrr

Cotton opened 1niet and a ahade eapiar but
subsequently became ataa,lIer Rnl nlnaai uuiat
and steady. with nlm Failing IN atrietly white
eottpns. which were not In vary plentiful aup-
nlr The aalea were confined To- $500 hates, eN-
elusive of 600 Yesterday The movement was
somewhat restricted by the Arm yiewa Of factors
The Cotton Exchange reparts Gales TO day
60nn bates. including coo after u. M, yeaar
day. Market uuiat and steady. Stained A@5So
leeH than white OF the same claaa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY DEMOCRAT. |
Thuraday Evening, January 2p 1890,
DAILY MauEEr REVIEW.

Money la eaay.
Foreign exchange "a ilrmer.
New York aight II steady,
State Conaais are egsier.
Premium Bonds are autet.
Etoeka aheW leHa animation
Cotton IL nuiet and steady here. New fott
spots are I-tGr lower AMI futures RteadF. i',N
erponl ap0ta are uutet and steady ami inNhfot
dull uayra ia frm with Low Middllng tanoat
franc higher.
Sugar IL dull aud mNiaaana luiat,
Rice IL duh and In fair enpply.
Breadatuita are generally tlrm,
Grain and feed are Rtendy,
Provisions are uuiat and easy.
Groceries are unIet
Country products though In pretty fair eup-
ply, are steady
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
THE BELGIAN COTTON TRADE.
IN. Y. Daily Commercial HnIletiu |

The cotton trade in belgium Ia not very hrials
mt laRt aceounta, either Al Client or Nous ron
the latter town, having y population Of over
m.poo. being alm0et entirely without orders In
conseaue Of the war between Chill aud reru
upon which ceuntriea the Mouscrun cotton
trade auhsiets, The linen trade however Ia
exceedingly brisk, and great deal Of yarn Ia
being exported to Great britain Tho iuto
trade II likewiaa active and II rna ot III per
cent haze recently occurred IN 1ute manufactured
AZ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY JANUARY 30, 1885,
90 so v Dbl. Rosln % a5@s SO y Dbl. Spirits tur-

~ so " bb Rosin 90 250D5 so v Dbl. Spirits tur-
panttne 4sp4T tso " gallon.
BAhtNa aruFFs- Bagging, . III. it@t1ac v
yard AZ III II 400. halng twina tak@-o " n.
CorroN TINS u he Arrow tie 81 80 v bundle.
Grip tie t2 a. Acme Ito ~, Trtumnh tie ~ 80.
Finn 4 Wier cotton bale tie ~ AZ. Compressed
tia NJ 2h
AZ FnTa 80 hbl 10 medium a. Mesaina
orange 81 6ua y box. Lemons fGm Y box.
Layer fea " 20 v M eyal ilee 9" n.
plnptntna 76cdotl ~ " bunch Bananas tfep.
n bunch Dates IL Y H. Gurranta f'.o Y u
200 " n Hrazll nuts lie H. Fiherta In
Engileh wnlnufs t5r paauut1 t3,a. Pacans t.
0l9a na ~ quAlity dnnoauuta f3I " 1000. Onli
f1fniH nnnre 81 80 u hex
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
THE SWISS COTTON TRADE.
lManchester INaminer.l

report Of the Swiss cotton trade for the
ment is. not very cheerful reading and de-
scribes the condition W the business a. having
been little mole satisfactory al the ead OF the
campaign than II WIS 6t the beginning The
fluctuations in the price Of the raw material
have been treQuelt and mb4rrassing: and in
consequence Of the diminishing demand for
finer yarns. spinners have had to 60 mora and
more on the coarser counts. It Is feared. how
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL NEWS
COFFEE.

The following telegram was received ~ day
from Rio Janeiro hy MaRers. Small 4 Co. fur-
chaaea Of coffee aince tho twenty.nrat none:
stock $500: average daily raeeipta AGO, hold
era flrm price nsn00 FxahanEn VA.
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Fioite,. 100 bales nj tl,Gp.
her First Gall 100 bales nj Il "a.
DOM EATIG MARI mtg
~ h2Y
NEW YORK MARK Ell

EroTs Opened quiet Mt i-iGc decline from
yesterday and closed quiet ut opening rates
The regular sales comprteed al bales, and the
deliveries On contract 500 bales,
Quotations Ordinary lie, Good Ordinary
II IL Ice. Strict Good Ordinary - tGr, Low
Midding PIC. Middlug Upland IA Middling
Orleans i2's and Middlinp Texas l27a.
FuTUREs-Ope steady. ruled steady nj
noon and closed steady. with sales of Iii 900
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
LIVERPOOL MARX EFT.

SroTs Opened quiet and steady and closed
quiet md steady u tho opening rates. at Z Lied
for Mlddiipg Uplands and 3 1Gd for Middlng
Orteans. The sales comprised 5000 bales of
which G16o were American. Recoipts of nil
kinds We're 1000 bales. of which 800 were
American.
FUTURES Opened steady aud closed dull.
DELIVERIES -Uplands. any port. not below
Low Miidling. we're quoted rs follows Janua-
~ 1851, January aud February llGi. Feb
rnary and March t-l6i. March and April %
4 32l. April and May Tad May md June
7s2m7 l6d. June and July 77.32d. July and
August ) l6d. August and September ID.
HAVRE MARKET.
Demand moderate; prices firm; | franc adj
vance for Low Mlddling tatoat Quotations.
q francs for Tres 0rdinaire tspot and 81 for
Low MfddIing ttfl oat
NET RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES PORTS
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Bidding Third call
I - 6NAra

DETAIL OF aALEa.
FfttHdtV FirRt Gall tnp,balea Mt II h: 100 and
10o NJ i294 THIRD Gall loo Mt ~ NJ
Aprtt First Calico aud leo halea at ~ a.
Third Gall -Ino nj 12,4h: 100 1no and 100 Mt tq44
Nay First Gall too btlea at t9.G9 Third
Oali 100 Mt t2ft
Sepfemter-Fall Oall loo bRles Mt Il 40. Soc.
ond Gail 100 at u Al. Third Gall 100 and 100
ut lqto.
October 100 bales nj II 90.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30

Staub. Mt GoIdthwaites. corner Of Exchange
Alley and Canal street sends US from his ia
nous emporium Of news the latsst Now York
and Philadelphia papers. Staubs is head
annriera [ Z ih neWs In thIs city
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

.CAsstpY's HOTEL-C Dunn. Eagle Lake
Tex P E. hleos & riyar Capt Vlr,den
a h"W frat Msa n ana Ts h hrd
forth mississippi. J Il Kirkpattick, Homer: b
+ !, Feehlea New Iberia: Geo Ellie. ! Knight
ner. Natohea: A Parker Yazoo county. Miss
VIM Block. ~ Landry pnrish; i Il Green. Com
eordia;, ! Armstrong, " Cannon, Dur
kett, Monticello. Mas: J epurl0ek Silver
Crock. Miss. l. Rheams, w E Woodward.
ST CHARLES HOTEL J T Ward md wife,
il sharp. Boaton; " Evans. q u bolivar. New
York; L II BaRedale, Mas Bagsdale, Mias
las ms a r9e a Bl w Eddy and wife
Selma. Ala: Mrs II i Williams. In; II $ Shields
aud wife, Coueordia: J Aust, IL W Burton
city: n snelbaeker, Cincinnati; = Hall Og.
i Poche. Ut james. w q Murray. lbervllls: J 4
Van Bergen Conn; Jns Todd In. J i Lyons.
D O; VIM Henry, Morgan CITY; Cnns 10 HON.
CITY HOTEL q Nelson and aervnnf low
or coast. e GraveIy and wife. La Edward
Buckley. Monroe Smith. Texas: 7 Retort. Del
aware, Ind NJ ~ juliet Mcclure. WheelfnR; M
y Vernon river; Cbns r 1ublett. st Loule: J w
Batea, W q Rudolph Baton Rouge; J y Davis.
Lake Provlaonce: II ID Whyte and son. IRON
II w Williams, LogtoWn NJ Noble and wife
Charlesvlln: II i Meteafo, Black river; ]
Grilow. Maas: Thns J Foster Opinmbn: A
Bunrd and wife Monroe: John Knopf 81 Louis
90 Chenault, Lyuehhntg: J Timbovef Ginerga.
Barcelona Spain: J w frnw,oy Miss: !, Gretz.
man. M YorgeIi. Mrs T W VorRelt, Memphis
a Stacy and servant Concordia parish: Horny
Thompson. Orange, Toxins; Jamas Lennnrd.
Phtndephia @ r Nelson. Woodvllle; j Stat
i3ri city: Alex Clnrk. st Louis; l. l. Moses
Hampton Ark
ST. JhME+-J Brown. Chicago. II l. Stew
art. A kansas: II N Randall Express Compn-
ny v Miller Cnahonln: " Douglass Lis
bon. In; J w Dawson, W II Child. MoutRom-
cry; II 9 7 Williams wlf5 and child. Mrs Ellen
Smith John Il Hearn and eervRnt fIIllaboro.
Ark: = Lyle st. Paul; Il @ D4yls, Illinois
W Sugg q Wife Ark: G q Williams. J \
Norwood, ~ Logis $ Rnxter Cleveland: s
Thorn. Roeheatsr; AAx Potion. New York; J
N MnLmaley. Kanana CLY.
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MINING artlrlys,


Ettu quotations ~ nrmpsff md Ftreivu Mar.
bets dre G.am he flostHf feielrams and pHt cot
tpn statistics 6rop, the Nee orleans cotton Er-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
STOCK AT NEW ORLEANS.

To-day. THE day last year.
Tntai $500. ...,..., 91n oni 325 bGT
On sbirhoard. 81 93G tGf. 900
Leaving In praaaea 2tFGba tFa,30p
aTOOK AT Alb UNITED FTATEa PORTS,
To-day. This day last year.
Total es,,...,...s,s.. pk5 MI RlG, Ito
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
DOMESTIC IMPORTS by RIVER. LAKE AND
FOREIGN ESruRTa.

FOR ROTTERDAM.
Corn, bulk, hu Atpla Narn, aaeks 49,. 233n
FOR nTNklRK4
Corn, bulk. hu aa.Noa Com, aaoke -.7. asia
ron aFNoA
Cotton, bales ..s.. ...@- s-st4 s,.-....... iq12
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the liver regulated. the bowels put In proper
order the hood enriched and purified nd the
nervous system rendered tranquil and vigor-
safeguard against disease. which Il. moreover
most greeable and Elective appetizer and a
cordial peculiarly adapted to the wants Of the
ally. iaf Inn Tn Fpsn
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AT THE NEW ORLEANS cor
TON EXCHANGE

The inaide figures nf the following quotations.
NJ the ealla are the bidding rates to day aud tho
outaide figures the asking rates, The bidding
rates ~ II a. M. and y. m. are for tho regula-
ton of marEna:
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RIVER NEWS.
uFElOn NAV ORLIEAHa nHMnnRAT
Friday, January 80, igsn
Arrivals.
saa Ynaytun aofumu


Ree marine column,
Departures.
Emma Trvine, Alvin. ~ amet 81. Frhn,,.
Rele. J. VI White, Il X Springer. Bella II
Shreveport, Bertha. katte T, kounta,
stage ef she Rivers.
Daily teagrAphlc report Of tho stage If valaA
nj various poina with changes, In tho III ha.sss
ending yesterday at D u. IN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30
wa EgHs1 ~ 'E'S.
Cow w ssaastsAI,.

cept rrbetl trh ipts are suerfedl III
TOBACCO
LEAR TOBACCO Running stock b5n hide !.
stock gu aala 200 hhie. Quiet Low luga -
6pan y n, medium th6p4ise good aud nne =, %
81. Low leaf Ea0Eao, medium GAnfAe. good
pni fine TsdpRisp ealantiana pdinr.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Fine plug 100000 y
N. flne medium bTG0G2o, Bright quarters COM
mon sound. aado9hn. bright navy, 4a and ia.
aat0i1c black sweet aE6Daon. No. l. BE and los
darn hlaes sweet 3@a2e Navy lbs black 3BNlIsn.
navy as blnek atapiae. Fancy ylas, natural leaf.
42t04fr. M. |, his. extra fancy GTtDpEe,
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Exchange Clippings.

st. Louis Times. January 81;
a very remarkable wlnterh' And yhba
everybody was commenting upon the Dhenons
email season. and com paring December asa
January TO Anrll aud September, while zig
grass was springing up and trees showlg
Signs OF budding. old Boreas woke up. and
VINO gaze and dismal snow storm gave prod
that it was not the Indian summer time whkk
some had fancied. Nevertheless the geaso9
may Justly DO called extraordinary for WhGs'
ever severe cold the last half OF winter brtngse
w hrst nall has been exceptionally warm fM
t tnlo vicinity. end mild throughout tho eoaEz
Wy Whlle In France the cold has been MOI
severe than for q great many years, and g
other parts OF Europe extraordinary snMz
storms have occurred. and the suffering ansr#
the BOOT nr, f9r lack Of fuel has been intenssa
usual spectacle Of merry skaters on the Riqsssa
seine 3, and Of sleighing c4rnivas In the Bots y
BouloguA. Excessive cold winters have h@sss
khQWn 10 France before now. According g
n4lslofy, people We're froz n to death 10 @es
streets OF Paris In 1920; aud la 1901 and also Il,
100 me harbor Of NJ arseies was frozsn s'
WINE Ia 1873 and 1875 severely cold weatESss
prevailed g long that almost everything ~
conla % affected by 1t was changed into an M M
mass. according TO reports OF the time. DOUG
1888 1880 will bring 10 US du5 amount Of eolf
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L0uIsIANA PRODUCTS.

THE foHo'rtnu prices are for round lots. JOB,
lots 2id5He uipre pe bbi dCc1rdul h quality |
Flour Ia ilrm. with n fair INJURY for eS.
port and holders asking full prices. Fiue
$3.50 ar auuerilne aaGDF ais Rngln extra ss 500
e3l4 double extra sb 75ins. treble extra 40 95 p
a1'4 chntee exrn &C 30 UG G2S. family al G5oD
q 10. fancy 90 7bt9T
Conn MFAt.-acaroe at -GD3 ~ bhl
GRiTs s80n3 % hh
HoMINy ~ ~ M 30 ~ hhl,
IlyE FbouR-Sh 7RdD6 " hhl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-30

New York Daily Commercial Rulletin
With the large receipts aud heavy ehipmeuta
OF grain on the way "a eur port, the following
late advccs will he found interesting 10 our
grain exporters:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-28
Bullion.

The San Francisco Bulletin is in the
habit Of compiling a statement Of the
monthly bullion output of the Coast. 1t is
an important item of mining news, and we
regret that III contemporary has difficulty
in getting the requisite data. Hoping to
stir up delinquent secretaries in this Sec
ton Of Nevada, we reproduce the following
complaint of the Bulletin Bullion state
ments for March come in very slowly. We
cannot exactly understand this apathy on
the part Of secretaries, to whom blanks
have been sent for the desired information.
The matter has been presented 70 thea il
such way as to cause them as little trouble
as possible. The public are interested in
the statements. Thousands of stockhIld-
ers and intending purchasers want to know
what the mines are doing, and they have a
right to know. 1t is an easy way of graft
flying them, and entails no expense on the
companies. We hope managers of all in
corporated bullion producing mines in Cal
~ifornia, Nevada, Idaho, Arizona, Utah and
Dakota will see that We get this informa-
ton. If there is nothing to report, please
communicate even that fact"