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Z. d. OF. Anniyersary,

The sixty-first anniversary OF the order OF
odd Fellows IN this country Will be observed
next Monday afternoon. IN accordance With the
proclama ION OF the VI. ". Grand Sire OF the
sovereign Grand Lodge OF the |. o. o. f., by the
membership In the District. The order will "a
semble at O'Clock in the Encampment room o.
odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street, and interesting
exercises viii take place, consisting of addresses
Oy diStlng uiShed members OF the order: appro-
plate music under the direction or j. III. Self
1ert, +. G. p; and presentation OF beautiful
national flag by Mrs. Edward Dunn. The uni-
formed battalion or PatrtarchS " Ill then asSem-
ole TOT parade. and proceed 10 the b. 4 D. rail-
road depot, where they will receive the BalJi-
more Dill Association. and pass over the fol-
lowing route. (beipg reviewed at the National
Hotel oy the officers OF the II. w. Grand Ea-
campment, and at the Executive Mansion by
PRESIDENT Hayes: y. j. ave. to Capitol grounds;
10 PennSy lyania ave; 10 18th street: To Penn
syNania ave-; enter east gate or Presidents
grouDcS, passing In review OF the President:
tnence out OF west gate: 10 Pennsylvania ave-
10 La Fayette Place; to Vermont ave-; 10 Massa
cnusetSs ave; passing Thomas statue; to 18Th
ST.; 10 ST. 10 9TH ST; to Pa. ave; TO National
hotel On arriving at the hotel a grand
banquet Will be given complimentary To the
Baltimore Drill Association by the Uniformed
Battalion OF the District. A grand levee viii
take place In the evening at the eth street hall
In honor OF the visiting brethren.
SUITS EsTEREp.-Yesterday Messrs. ]. Med
Darlington and j. G. Hughes, for E. c. Sammfs
entered suit against Joseph W. Striker for
$1,000 damages for malicious prosecution and
false arrest and Imprisonment on the charge OF
forgery. Samnis had hearing in the Police
Court Thursday on the charge brought by
Striker OF forging the initials III. l.. W." on a
note for his (Sammis) pay, representing that
h. l. Wilson, the disbursing clerk OF the second
auditors Office. had Endorsed It, which charge
was dismissed by Judge Smell.
Yesterday Richard Fl. Lloyd filed bill for an
injunction against Richard Rothwell 10 restrain
the collection by the latter OF S., 600 due on
stock furnished by them as partners in the con-
struction OF the National Museum. 1t is alleged
that the plaintiff provided nearly all the
materials and labor, while the defendant has
draWn all the money but this balance tenn
por2ry Injunction was issued
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LUNACY CAsEs--Yesterday jury was con
vened at the City Hall In the case OF DIS. Jones.
now at the lunatic asylum, and returned find
managing his own affairs. Mr. Jones was an
emplOye In the old board OF health Office, and is
wen known among the Masonic fraternity. -.
Yesterday afternoon. Judge James, in the Grim
inal Court, made an order for the release from
jail of Joseph Patch, held there for assault upon
DR.. Muncaster, because said Patch has been
found 10 be insane. Mr.. Patch was released,
and, upon the permit Of the Secretary of the In
terror, was committed to the U. s. Insane Asy-
lum indefinitely.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE question OF proper food for infants in
terests all mothers, especially those unable to
nurse their offspring. Meiin'S Food foI TardntS
possesses all the requisites as a substitute for
mother milk, and is highly commended by the
medical faculty OF both Europe and America
All druggists and grocerS have IL. Price, IS cts
L. METCALF & Co., Boston, Mass.
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DANDRUFF

Scales One-quarter inch in thickness.
Messrs: WEEKS POTTER: Gentlemen For the
as any one ever saw with Dandruff. My scalp was
completely covered with scales, sometimes nearly
BILE: About two months since purchased OUTIcuRA
and CUTICURA SOAP. and in about two weeks after
entirely gone My scalp is now as free from it and
as healthy as it could possibly be- feel it my duty
10 Both you ana the public to state the above facts
Yours respectfully. THOMAS LEE.
Selcing Machine Dealer.
NO. 2276 FRANKFORT AVE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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WHEN HOUSE CLEANING put Carpet Lining I'M
Ger your Old as well as your new carpets Use
only that manufactured of cotton and paper.
TWO kinds, Sewed and plain. American Carpet
Lining Co., New York and Boston. For sale by
all carpet dealers
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SPECIAL BARGAINS AT TowsoN's, 636 Pennsyl-
van1a avenue, south side, near eth street, in
summer silks and spring dress goods generally;
also, novelties in lined parasolS and sun umbreI-
las; spring cashmere, light colors for boys; all
wool bunt1ngs in all col0rs lace buntings, straw
mating, 100 gross OF fancy dress buttons at half
price. and many other articles Of first quality at
the lowest prices. See full details In advertise
ment On this page.
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INDICTMENTS FoUND.-The grand jury to- day
found indictments against John Howard alias
George Jones, four cases, second offence at bur-
glaly and larceny; Bud Warner, burglary and
larceny; Thomas Williams, second offence lar
ceny; Alfred Coleman, do; Harper Green keep
ing gaming house; Frederick Bates nuisance,
{SOap factOry.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-24

FINE SPECIMENS OF ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND
CLoCKs.-On Thursday next, at the auction
rooms OF Thomas Bowling, will be sold one OF
the grandest collections of antique clocks and
furniture ever seen in this city. The goods W II,
be on exhibition Tuesday and Wednesday pre-
vious TO sale, when cata logues will be ready.
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L Suffered Terribly with Itching piles,
Snant hilndrodc dolIax., fcx

/ Suffered Terribly with Itching piles,
Spent hundreds of dollars for treatment, but
all In vain, until procured "StCaylies ONT
me1n." The very first application gave relief
and, after using three boxes, am entirely cured.
Long may you live to bless and relieve suffering
humanity Is my prayer. T. w. Reed, Macon
City. Macon CO., Mo. The symptoms are
moisture, intense itching, increased by scratch
Ing; might think pin worms existed; other
parts are sometimes affected. .SJCdyne's ONT
a,leats cures effectually. Also letter, all itchy
scaly skin diseases Sold by druggists SToTT
CROMWELL, Wholesale Agents, Washington.
For THROAT DISEASES AND CoUGHs.-Bro1Un's
Bronchial 1fOcheS, like all other really QOOd
things are frequently initiated and purchasers
should be careful to obtain the genuine article
prepared by John /. Brown Sons.
BAKERS COP LIVER on. AND LINE increases
flesh wonderfully, and gives the cOnsumptive a
j. c. Baker Co., Philadelphia, and druggists
generally.
Try Birletrs PIE Suppositories col
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"WelleS' Health Re7le1Cer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street.
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS. Anton Fischer, 906 G street northwest.
will give satisfaction In every respect. 1y
"ALDERNEY GoNs.n-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In IS lbs.
"Ward" prints, 40c. per 10. Also. cottage
cheese, buttermflk and sweet milk SC. per at. If
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MILK OR UST
On q Child's Head Cured.

Messrs. WEEKS h POTTER: GentgeDlen,-Last
summer my sister, while visiting in Boston, bought
q box of CUTICURA, and OUTICURA Soar for h er
little boys head, who had the milk crust for more
than two years, and for which she had tried almost
clans. The CUrICURA cured him and he is now a
fine, healthy looking boy, with beautiful head of
hair. Yours,
MRS. B. L. BOWER.
143 CLINTON ST., CINCINNATI, ONO.
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SKIN HUMOR
On Face, Head. and Parts of Body. Head
Covered with Scabs and Sores

Covered with Scabs and Sores.
Nessrs. WEEKS & PoTTER.-I commenced to use
your CUTICURA REMEDIES last July. MY face and
mead and some parts of my body were almost raw
M mead was covered with scsbs and sores, and my
suffering was fearful had tried everything had
heard Of in the East and West. Ny case was con-
sldered very bad one. have now not a particle
OF skin Humor about me, and my case is consider
ed wonderful. 1t has been the means of selling a
great many OF your CUT.CURA REMEDIES i'm this
part of the country. 40 ''-'
Respectfully yours.
MRS. 8. T.. WHIPPLE
DECATUR, Mich, Nov. II, 1878.
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PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia. and too
hearty eating. is relieved at once by taking one
OF Carriers Lite Ljuer PiIS Immediately after
dinner.
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HOME TESTMoNY.-The best In the world Mr.
n. L. Porter, a well-known attorney at law, No
80 St Paul street, Baltimore, says he has used
j. ~ LarOq1te'S AHtiUUt0us Bittei,s for chronic
disease Of the liver and arrangement OF the
stomach, and recommends IL a certain specific
in those diseaSes-try it and be convinced. Sold
by all druggists. Is cents paper or 81 a bottle
w. +. Thornton proprietor, Baltimore Md.
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If You DESIRE to rent or sell your property
call on E. A. McIntire. 9lS street NV.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusennents, &c., Tonight.
National T7,edteT.-The Emma Abbott Opera
troupe IN Carmen"
7HeateT CO0tfQ1te.-varetfes.
Arlington T7.edteT.-yarieties.
FOrd's OperG DEMONSTRATIONS
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GREAT EXCITEMENT at Young's, $50 eth street.
Every customer buy Ing one dollars worth gets
q
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'FosTHRs" closing book sales at "Williams'
auction rooms, corner 10th and streets An
immense stock OF choice books must positively
be closed out the coming week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-24

Two BOYS SHOT.-Yesterday afternoon there
were Two cases OF shooting In the northern part
OF the city. Charles Munroe a white nov IivIno
at 10. wy 6tn street NV, while playing on Mas
sacnusetts avenue, between 9Th and nth streets.
was woundod In the palm Of the right hand by
Ofed 0oy. Dr. Charles III. Bowen dressed the
wound. = About O'Clock a colored boy named
VIM. Maiyln, slter several attempts TO shoot a
ball struck Robert Quirk, another coIored bow.
under the LEFT shoulder blade. Quirk was at.
tended by DR.. VIM. II. Taylor. Subsequently
he was taken 10 his home. His wound Is pro-
bounced painful but not dangerous
MASSACHUSETTS avenue lOtS finest location In
lie city. See the RepabIic tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-24

SEPARABIE agate buttons, studs, collar but
tons, al PriggS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-24

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF PIPsISsEwA cures
kidney and bladder diseases gravel, female
weakness, sc.
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porary Injunction was issued.

WE CAN'T understand ii at all" how How
sons splendtd Ice cream can be sold for Sl.25 a
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Miss BERTHA NoN HnLERN, THE CELEBRATED
only remedy used by her after
long and continued eXertion, and, in fact. dur
ing her matches, is CUES Li},ilIsenf To1idS AM
flOniG. 1t not only relieves her relaxed muscles
and cords, but gives her strength and endur-
ance. She Is never without supply OF the lin
mpnt
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-SOld by R. A.
Golden, agent 100000 herrings from s. to 81 per
thousand 5000 shad, from $40 to sl5 per hun
cents Der bunch W. ~
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NoTICE.-Soft Crabs arrive daily from Norfolk
by steamboat and rail. Cpl b st. NV.
n. WHITE d Co.
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SCALD HEAD
For Mine Years cured.

SCALD HEAD
For Nine Years cured.
Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER Gei,tlenen,-Since
July last have been using your CUTICURA for
Scald Head, and it has cured me when all medicines
that have taken for nine years did me no good.
am now using it as hair dressing, but my head is
well. It keeps the hair in very nice condition.
Yours truly, 81. A. RAYMOND,
JACKSON, MICH, Dec. 20, 1878.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
For Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors

Are prepared by WEEKS l. POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists. $50 Washington street. Boston. 81 Front
street, Toronto, Ont, and Snow Hill, London,
and are for sale by all Druggists. Price Of CUTIcu.
RA. small boxes, 90 cents: large boxes. containing
two and one half times the quantity of small, 81.
REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP, Is cents. OUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; in bars; for BARRIERS and
large consumers, 80 cents.
COLLINS vOLTAIC PLAsTERS
instantly relieve Pain. Soreness and Weakness
ap21-w&R
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GENUINE Jules Jurgensen Watch. only $40. j.
M 6 X Cohen, Diamond Brokers. 1907 Ith n.M.f
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cues Ptlls cure Liver Complaint,
Sold by all druggists. G
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DESIRE the ladies of Washington to know
that they can have elegant costumes furnished
some dresses OF every description furnished on
short notice. Fringe, passementeries, buttons
and trimmings OF every descl Upton in all the
late designs. Nine. Washington, 1911 Pennsyl-
Yania avenue.
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SUITS DIsMIssED.-Yesterday In Circuit Court
CNo. y, Judge Macarthur. the cases of Henly
Birch against Rudolph Blumenberg and John j.
swer they were dismissed. The suit against
Blumenberg was for SIS, $50, the value Of GER
tain eighteen year District Improvement bonds
rate Of fifty cents on the dollar, but which were
worth pinety-flve cents at the time the suit was
brought. The action against Sntpman was for
i'd thiefn and saying that he had cheated
him out Of $4,000. This morning the dismissal
was set aside.
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EASY to take and swift to cure-Dr. BulI's
Cough Syrup. Sold by all druggists for 25 cts. +
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IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE.-R. O. HoItz-
man, real estate agent and auctiOneer 10th and
T streets n. W., has sold for Mrs. Ellen DunoWin
to Mrs. Fanny Fans, that fine corner property
10Th street and Massachusetts, avenue A. W..
46k feet front by lbs feet deep. running through
to n street, for S12 500 cash,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
"Wednesday Evening. February 4. 1850.
DAILY MARKET REVIEW.

Money continues enay. though more IN To-
quest.
Foreign Exchange ia flrm.
New York Sight Ia flrmer.
EtRte Conaols are aas's lower. and Premium
Bonds ,a@A.
Stocks are quiet.
Hpot cotton and futures are easy here. Spots
are easy, and futures barely atoady ut New
York. Spots are lrW. ana futures fiat 1T Liver
pool. 1Iavro ls fat.
Freig hta arc firm.
sugar n active md steady.
Molassea is In fair request and steady
Rice n quiet,
Dresdstuffs are steady
Provisions are quiet md eRay
Groceries and country produce are quiet.
Fru.H nrs Ia demand.
Beef catle are more active. Calves and year
Sings are lower. Hogs are quiet. Sheep are
dull.
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rRnRrE,rrH FOR THE COMING HEAsoN.
Pan 4 NGaAlI.
Illfir quotations Of foretyn and domestic mar
keis are from the closing telagranls.l
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING


Uiedrdnras. balances.
This week .......... 81 n Il. 7pG pt aRhh. plG 81
Iinat week A.2tO aA6 Oh 6AN bbi 10
This week lRat year. b.G5s H6T II SAD. 100 IL
THE MONEY MAHKET-UontinueH onsy. though
more In request
Exceptional commercial paper Ia quoted 7
W cont: Al do -NDa: collateral loans Cos: Al
mortgage \: second grade nominal.
New YonK Money rate v cont.
LONDON Bank Of England rate v cent: Con-
snis pp a.16,
PAnis-lsonteH 10 10.
SILVER -Moxtonn dollars rule ut aadDsaS. trade
dollars p4GDpb: American halves aud quarters
paA0el00. Bullion In London % 9I6a: here. fine
u 4a W ounce.
AMERICAN HoLp-Caifornia 70s cent dis
count: light weight WDpnr: mutilatedb " cont
discount,
Fonr1aN CoINa-In currency: Five-frauc
pect@ sO90-G, twenty franc pieces % 7bD y,
aoveraiHns - 1904 Ne. ten thaler pieces " 60do
. Spanish duubloona elb sbD--. Patriot doub.
looms si5 36,do -, Mexican doubloona SIG $500 T..
Mexican twenty peaoe pieces 90 ysdoI9 II. South
American gold 700 per posos. German twenty
marks ~ 600D& 7b.
STEALING Firm. Here commercial h 4aoN
All, bank -GO4sa. bank counter rate --0Dtaa's.
bankers aB2NuAsah. bankSra' aight 4H4DaH4h az
Nav York commercial IL AsoA0Dts1l.. bank As2A
0DAaaaa
FRANcH-Firm. Here commercial aro b.24sdo
-. hank 520saG0-~: Mt New York commercial
62JA@0 22ts. bank 8 2lhDb.2ta.
NEW YoRK HIaHTFirm Commercial 81 1000
discount. Bank and bankers counter checking
rate 81 premium per $1,000,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Cotton opened quiet md In moderate do
maud. was quiet and unchanged ut noon. and
closed oasy ut ~ decline In Low Ordinary and
Ordinary. The move mont was confined 10 a3oo
bales. exclusive OF 100 ye terday. owing to tho
indiaposilpn Of buyers 10 10 on except Mt con-
ceaaiona which factors eeneral& refused to
grant. The anuply of the extreme grades con-
tinned fair, while III" offerings of tho medium
qualities wore moderate.
Tho Cotton Exchange reports sales to- dry
5000 bales. including roo nftor D. m. yesterday.
Market anay. Stained 'a0s.c less than white Of
tho anme Gnaa.
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Total snlea to-day 2HO0 balea. Including 400
after third call yesterday 400 bales. including
400 between calls.
AMOUNT or SALES.
February Second Onll~1OO bnl N mt 1850
April Second Unll--tuO bnes ut l2 10 100 Mt
IA 30: third cnll1G0 and 100 mt 12.TG 100 aud 100
ut II ~: 4 u. m.--t0O at 2,T6 100 MT ~ is.
DaU-First Gall 100. 100 and 100 bn,W Mt 12pG ::
second enlltD0 nj IL 81. 100 at I2pG. 100 at Ia gb
third cnll--tOD at II 30.
Jnna-Second Call 100 bales at 1906.
.JuiU 100 balss ut 49, OF.
Angusf-Firat Calico bales nj II IA,
September Second Oall--1oo bnles at 1884 100
ut u. 80: third eull-inn At IA 50.
OefobO'-SecondC nll-l0D aud 100 bales mt 4 81 !:
third cnl-lOO mt II "a. TOO and leo ut IL 49,
neCHulilEI hnlAa nt 81
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average W .lue OF all descriptions lower than
sincs the year 1861 but prices have undergone
inas nuf dMation and the rnu0e Inns cpneeausnt-
~ pee j OF smaller compass. The average value
~ 20 ding grades M UnbA for 1879 was $40 IAN
psr. lo0 gallons Of 30 test. tho nearest approach
~ which waa t22 II III 1891 $40 II 1852. nna gao so
IN 1saa The lowest point wins touched In June.
when anlea were nude a. 2ssa cents. and he
highest wna re- tchad during ths nalive trading
81 November. purchases having been made on
the bnsla OF Is cents An compared with 18TH.
| average value Of Porto Rio, was an 81. or " SO
per 100 vslt m l'sa ihnn IN 1919 If Enxlish lsl-
French Islands ga ott Or ~ tots Ieae For do
nestle kinds the lowest valu Il ruled during
tho month Of June when rnnlre was Halling ut
aho gallon Upan this basis Ia" market con
tinuet steady tiroue bout tho Hun months
and Into the autumn. whnn the supply hnviug
become materially reduced mud concentrated
prices began IT, advance. until IN November zoe
was pail for choice Old crop. mud was taken In
| preference to the now. which Wna then begin
ming To arrive. 'The market for new crop
| opened vt nb mt hoaDGue but these prices wore
choice. rereiing 70 !6c IA soon as th" senaon
had fairly opened. Tho average value of prime
e. choe, for the yaar undnr revtaw II $40 ~, v
100 gallons "a nRainat al NJ tho year previO GUS
u difference of 81 93ia,
PROSPECTS, FOR rtE COMING HEAsoN.
For tho campaign now about 10 open Tho
prospect ~ not favorable for u supply OF for
aRn molnH...s equal 70 that Of lust yaar He.ia-
point to n very considerable dtmiputinn In thu
Yield IF 1870 M comp red With itH predee@Hor.
ana tho probable conAidorabls deilsiency Ia tha
production OF these two iannda Ia not likely to
~ repaired by IN incrrnae IN tho yiod Of the
other prodnninE countries. tho prospects, from
tho other Antilles and tho auanaa. upon the
whole. farcshadowing u. supply. for 1850 not
tho Spanish West III iiea wa chiefly rely for our
supply Of thia awoet, and ~ falling oiy In their
production IL felt IN our markets. very senRibly.
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Itest quotations previous to tho close.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.


sPoTs-Opened firm and closed firm mt
yesterdays rates. ut Tad for Mtddlinx Up
lnnds and 7'sh for Middling Orleans. Tho snlos
comprised IL 900 bales. OF which 10000 were
American. Receipts of all kinds were 10 500
bales. Of which 10. 800 were American.
FUTURES -Opened dull and closed flat.
.s ~ sa. piahds. any port. not below
AIRY 1911 February and March 7 I. 32@7 l6i
March aud April 7s4G7 7 32i. April and Mny
T-s2d. May and June 7 Q 39d. June and July
2 ~. July and August 75sd. August and Sep
TENDER d September and October Is. Sad Oc-
toher and November Z. November and December
6 L. I'D.
HAVRE MARKET.
Flat at yesterdays figures. Quotations:
~ francs for Tres Ordinatre tBpob and So for
Low MiddiinR 4nontl.
M A
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2.a0 y. M Sales fib 600 NJ 40.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
THE foHo,oinu are The latest quotations to ,dau,
he inside figures indicating The bidding rate and
the outside tia asking rdta.l
HAILRoAD BoNDs-Uhioago st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company. Tennessee lien
%. first consolidated mortgage ,0ss0D,
do second MORTGAGE "a. Jackson Railroad
first mortgage llla01l2t OK coupon, do second
coupon 1880. do second debt @. New
Orleans and Mobile Railroad %. Now Orleans
Pacific %. Canal and Claiborne Street. first
mortgage. o.
Instantaneous BONDS Small state Consols
%. Oily Consolidated Bonds 81 % =.
I2GDlsa City Ten Per Csnt Bonds o..
UNITED STATES BoNps-Fiv per cents %
MIN. Az por cents %; per cents. hore TO
l0b'a. do Ut Now York l0b@lo5a. do III London
1DS.
WARRANTS. HonIr. Ero. -Levee Warrants 900
Do: state Warrants 1870 receivable for licenses
and taxes. saD9ots. Police Wnrrants--ls7s. %:
1875. DID,. City Hcrip-lsTA. 32A q a: 1878. ITO:
1870. s2aeo,-: 1877 aaa@- 1879. sac:
School Certificates -ls7T %. Half paid City
Coupons $1,000. Interest Certificates IN State
OonsOlH--Jnnuarv. 1879. ID: July, 1879, % =.
Privileges on Premium Bonds o Y cent
Unpaid State coupons Gao.
STOCKS - The before the IoAo,ring quotations
of stocks indicates Fridays ,oeekU quotations. Of
the Ne,o Orleans Stock Exchanges. the T. last sale
since Friday; ne !. last sale to-dav: a. ,oit, dipi-
fr IsslI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-05
THE NEW ORLEANS DFMooRAr THURSDAY FEBRUARY s. 1880

Layer ngs 1910 v n: oval .n9s 100 y.
F'a uSa e Tseosi ~ y bunch b"nanas ii $50
. 10 v bunch. Dates 70 v III. Ourrnnts one y.
Prunca 1910 v 10. Citron 2lc Th, Almonds
2Oc v n. Brazil nuta Ito " ID. Fllberte lao
English wnlnuta 100. Peanuts Ar Pecans %
0DtD,, ~. to quality OoooAnutB sg " 1000. Ohli-
fornttt pears u 80 "a box.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-05
This dry

FUTURES AT THE NEW ORLEANS COT
TON EXCHANGE.
The inside figures Of tho following quotations
at the Gala are the bidding rates to day and the
outside figures the asking ratea. Tho bidding
rates ut II u. III. and y. III. are for tho re9ula-
tton OF margins: