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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-07
DOM EsTIO MARK ETS.
70. hSU
NEW YORK MARKET.

HPoTs- Opened nominal and closed the same
at yesterdays quotations. Tho regular sales
comprised eai bales and the deliveries on con-
tract 1900 bales.
Quotations Ordinary nc. Good Ordinary
IL toe. Strict Good Ordinary 125-l6e. Low
M!ddl!ng l2'se, Middling Upland 1870. Mid
ding Orleans 1880. and Middling Texas 1a'se.
FUTUREa-Opened firm, ruled easy ut noon
and closed weak. with sales Of l6s 900 bales.
TO-day's To-days Yesterdays
Opening. CLOSE. Close
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-07
rHR NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY FEBRUARY T. 1880

b 80 p box to steamboats, retailing at $50 .
Dbl. Helena fs selling at oB p ton, 1000 b re-
falling at COG Dbl. Montevallo is selling at
u 10 vton. 1000 D retailing at 75c y Dbl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-07
NET REoEIPTs AT UNITED STATES PORTS

Total. $500. 1924 10s 37a 134.59 172 2o2
NEW YORK COMPARATIVE STATEN ENT
OF COTTON FOR THE WEEK ENDING
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-07
GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFs,

Orr quotations are for ,rholesdle lots on The
landing. Dealers job at the following Advance
from store, Corn 2n4c per bushei. Oats 2fn4G per
bushel, Bran 507 &c per loodnd Hay 1908 per toni
CORN IN SAoKs-In god supply. fair dc nhnd
and firm white tl5Ge. white mixed -Dhbe
yellow b4fD5tc. yellow mixed 81 1b4e v bushat.
OArs-In fair supply and au'et ut 47ho4sc y
bu4hel.
BRAN-Is in light supply on the landing and
firm at R2tads5e II cwt.
HAYS In light supply and strong: choice
BULK ConN-Halable At 4so-c Tor mixed v
buahel white GOTse. yellow 51@52o.
BULK WHEAT-None here. balable at 81 $50
40 IA huRhal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-07

P1TTsBuRaETos steamboats, soc p box. retail Cox
p Dbl. wholesale $50. III. Bernard 400 , box to
steamboats,. retail SOC. wholesale SOC.
ALABAMA.-Pratt is selling at rs , ton, 1000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-07

=, BurrEn = Western creamery. fancy aec@-
r IT,. do choice 2s0JDc. do primo 24eD2sc;
New York creamery, fancy, 350o36e. do dairy
prime 2s@aoc. do dairy choice 24@2s. Western
dairy. choice. 24D25c do prime -eo22c: West.
ern do choice 24@25c; Western fresh paeked
prime 2lD-c. fresh pa kei fair to good 2o0223.
CHEEsE-Choice Western Reserve 140-c, New
York cream l6h6l7c. prime Western skins
lsts01l4e ~ ID.
OILS Coal OIL ordinary 19D2oc v gallon In
barrels 21ND22o In cases. Lard oil-NO. -0-c.
fall strained TOGO. winter strained 75D-c
Linseed oi-raw s718sa. boiled 9o0-c. Cotton
seed oil-crnde 4204tc. refined 53W55o
FIsH-M ackerel-No. bbls : t0s 80. halves
f-0o4 81, quarters 500 AZ. Kits Sol Os: No, .
bbls &06 80. halves sos 81 quarters 81 "a kits
able: No. medium bbls S-0b So halves s.
aD3 o7. quarters t-0DI 70. kits -0soc. Mornings
No. j, SOC " box. Haddock 95 y box. Goldfish
81 10 u box. tcaled Herrings SIC.
HoAP-Laundry- 4&ND5c y h. German
olive 4A@4hc. family 3%@4e. palm -03ae.
red CASTLE -m9c. white -tO1oc. India 5&95Ae
st. Rolox 4"@4Ac.
CoFFEE-Market quiet and steady. Job lots are
quoted IA follows: Ordinary Aa@14Sc " ID
fair l5a@16c good 16la@l6Ac. prime l7017Ac.
Cnrgoes-Ordinary 1900. fair lbHW-e
good 1900, prime 16h@-c.
TEAs-Oolongs 2bG32c FormOsA 4OD7bc Eng
lish breakfast b00soc. imperials 26@75c gun
powders 6O096c.
SALT Steady. Jobbing at 81 % ts@1 o5 n coarse
and at 81 1901 45 for tins. Turks Island 3O6135e
y bush. When delivered dravage Is added
Table salt 2@7c pocket. according to size,
STAR OANDLEs.-Short weights -91ic v fb.
full weights -ha13e.
Hrk DCt--
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-07

[O,tr quotations of provisions nre for lots al
wholesale. Jobbers prices 25@5oG per bbt
more and ls0ac higher per u.
Provisions are uutst and easy.
PoRK-t19@D- v Dbl for old. and Sls 250-13 30
for new.
BREAKFAST BACON Ordinary sH@7c. choice
s@ssbc.
BAuoN-Shoultfers b&@-c. clear rib sides ~
GO v H. clear sides BG-o.
DIR SALT MEATS Loose shoulders 4.@tkc.
packed a. &C. clear rib sides -t07c. clear
sides -@1Tac.
HAMS auvased-Oboiee small -@1oSc v
H. medium 6D1oe. large 9@ahc.
LARD-Renned In tlerces 7s@so. refined In
kegs $4,000. reflnad Ia buckets -@9e. Pack
ers lard-tierces 79t07sa. keys sMc. pals s2c.
PACKERS Hoo PRODUCTS mess pork
n@sl2 50. extra.; prime $40 75ton. rump pork tl1
y Dbl. Spare ribs ~ y there's and IS 80 v Dbl.
Side ribs $40 25@lo 80 v tierce and 81 v Dbl. Pig
pork Sc 1907 half Dbl and sls Dbl Ham sau-
sages bl.W6c, y ID. Picked pig tongues tsDtc
apiece Pigs feet 81 80 v keg. 81 as y flrkin
and 1906 81 v Dbl.
BEEF Western Is selling mt s1o0D12 rs y bl.
and f-@7 v half hbl Fulton market % 5ot0B rs
p half bbl.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

State bonds were dull. the total business includ;
ing only sales of Louisiana eonsols at 1888, and
south Carolina Gs, non-fundabe, at u.
OF city rank stocks, Central National sold (7ol Mt
49, and Continental 90 at 1OI.
Although the business in railroad bonds included
sevcnty-thrce different varieties it was less inter-
esng than il had been of late Lrie second c0nSOls
and funded - less active and fraction lower
than YESTERDAY but the first gold cOnsOs sold up to
I2Il4aI21ls Rome, Watertown and Ogdeusburg
first consOls alters decline OF per cent to ~ re-
covered and closed strong at 734 Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas first consolS were about steady, but
the seconds fell from 6Sjs to GG7s. c., c. and L. C.
Grsts assentcd rose Iii to SOL, ana Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio hrsts Il TO 6Sl2. Mobile and Ohio
first debentureS lluctuacd between "a and 76, clos
mg the same as last night at 76l2 81. Louis and
Iron Mountain first incomes fell from 96i2 to 95Sl
and the second incomes from S5Sf to 81 Morris
York Elevated firsts o. at ll2l2, 81. Pau sinking
funds - at 1923. ST. Paul and Sioux City Gs per
cent at 1O2, and Toledo and Wabash convertbles
per cent 70 10l. Ono and Mlssissslppl .,s n5sts
Ohio Central first Gs ruled at 30. and incomes at
5S Othor changes were small IN either direction
the general list being firm. ,..
ance made up by com gain OF SlS5,S0S, less IA
currency loss of $53,695. This reduces the loss
since Friday to $l262s9S, Mohhey to-day " was aso, IN
q to per cent. The domestic exchanges on Now
York at the places named are quoted as follows !:
savannah Lea premium GhagestS" 10
90 cents discount, bank 81 premium !;
81. LOUIS, 30 cents discount; Chicago, 25
cents discount; Boston, 1923 cents discount.
1he United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 100000 i'll National bank notes for re-
demptiOn The customs receipts were S062, 900.
and the internal revenue receipts $139, 600.
The following is the Clearing House statement
to-day: Exchanges, Sl20, 0,l9i,1 ,175 balances,
49, $50, l55 The business at the Sub Treasury coy
cred Receipts, 81, IL, ,S6l payments, $9S0GSS (;
currency balance, $6,91S.6lSJ coin balance.
S.267,257.
There are no changes to report of the foreign ex-
change markets, rates being firm the basis of the
f1llnviur nIntnIinns.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

The Bodc Mining Company has declared dvi-
deud of 25c and the ATgenta one of zoe. per share
inc Leviathan Mining Company has levied an as
sessmeut of 25c. PEI share
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company has
brought sult against the Richmond Consolidated
Company for portion of the main shaft of their
mine.
Government bonds continued strong, nOtwlth-
standing tine fact that the high prices bringng g
out a liberal supply of bonds which have been held
as investments. The Transactions at the Boards
amounted To 81 ,502 900. distributed follows ::
5000. 900 coupon and $4,000 registered 5s nj
l03os; $4,000 coupon Abs at lO9li aud
81 .f2OO 600 coupon Is Mt 107tal l07ls, and
nmhia 3-85s also advanced from 30 10 06S4996l
Al the close the market was firm at the annexed
nnnfnIinn..
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
Droposals.

PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES.
Il DEPOT QUARIERMAsTRR's OFFICE.
CORNER HOUSTON AID GRERSESTs.,
NKW.N YORK CITY, February o. 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in tr.picate addressed 10 the
cersgned, viii be received at This office until O'Clock
March TO- 1890, at which time and place they
Will opened the Of bidders for supplying this
Den1rment with 90 Artillery Horses 10 De geldngs Of
hardy sound in all particulars IN good condition.
broken TO harness. f:o fifteen 10 sixteen hands
hgh not less than ve than years old weigh
ing than thousand aud niy UO0Ol pounds and
suitable In every re- pect for artillery service.
copy OF this advertisement on he securely atache1
each pcae proposal and be mentioned therein rs com
prsng part OF IT, ,..,-.oa. ,...-,-
proposals be obtained at this Office Proposals
should sealed envelopes marked Proposals for
Artillery Horses and addressed TO Col H. C. Eason Depot
Ouartermas'er, NewYo-k CITY.
The United States the night 10 reject any OF all
L. c. EAsToN Colonel and Asst q. NJ. General.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R.yer. Vessels and Railroads.
TUESDAY, Feb. IL, 1890.

AsHEs-In fair sale. steady rates. Pots 4hci Pearls.
BEEswAX-DuI and weak at 9ss2i &c. for Western
BROOM CoRN-very quiet nomina.Iy unchanged; Brush
Short Broom. choice 2d9c Common 10 Good -e!
BuILDi SG MATEKIALs- Bricks almost nominal for the
ported at buoyan decidedly higher Long Island
Cement in demand aud strong Lime aso limited led
Lumber remains nrm with fair trade We quote !
sTe4 EossnsG Sa1e5S sCSsS r. Portland a
ported. - 0j0sJ IS Ame-Rockand Common, q Build
n n % = per 9' NJ I' for 'o % fo
Random ago for specials; White Pine sogsl per
caisoes st about s2iGsS5 pei ordered $50
Tas os SSl sr & az oy ~ 20 GnehansS iS sScS
2oc Patent S6c; Adamantine IL TO 10 ounces sc Par
'VT VCTHICoRYDGerman Giunuated. 5hseLc; English
G0AI-The continuance mild weather very nfayor
ably ts market, supplies are becoming burden, burden
rates can be reported. An.haeIte. bg the eargs.
So Newcastc d. Gazing sS scotch 75 Enc.
@ steam - gal - SSs eeny M %. fsnR T
snia DO IS Cumberland BrOadop aud CleareId. 50 25o
GocoA-ouet St; Domingo l2al4c MaracaOO. ~ S2sc.I
rSy9 S9% qs%s:s Ma.s., for sSsss. fsG
s5ooss Gsad; ncqss a.ot sSas5 s,sadS 40;
fS ESm sRoH" 81 y IS 500 s To- Pipe hooss sScssI Empty
ss h9ssSsa' 3 loops orGR @GInR 70 fT rune
CORDAGE~in moderate sale. Manila Corcase size
Manila SoT,ss cST,ss T. ,nS !sd aaa 6 % ,S@ Sp 'S a
aud SO in. diamt l5hGi Manila coIdass bolt rope .s
and thd l7c Manila bale Lines Ice; TarLed Manila.
above ~ thd. and Hay aud Hide Rope le Si, ..9Pe.
~ Ind IA Glam) l3 Sisa Rope, hd anl thd 90
M and sIe dlm.l 4c Iared slsal lath Yarn 2;G,
Russia Hemp Tarred COriage Hca American Hacked
Hemp Tarted COTdagc. l2i2c.
COFFFh-rhe following shows the statistical position
OF Brazil THIS morning STOCK OF Rio In rs hands, at Cal
5000 bags, savannah. 1000 bags; az Hampton Rosds
800 At Baltimore 4o5o2 bags AZ NewYork. l5$S 800
bags total 23sc7S bags stock IN second hants AZ Bslu
more 66J7l bags; at NewYok le3243 bags total 2isslf
bags grand total 4S7s32 6sGs atoa aud oaiing Tor The
United TO January l.. 46oj9 BAGS purchased for
United states TO February "a 10000 bags ota visible sup
ply 5699Jl bags. delivered from warehouse during the
week: Baltimore lo5 bags NewYoik S@7lS bag. RIO
quiet firm 1000 bags cN city OF RIO sold On private
terms Ordinary Garages, lac; FAIR l3tc Cool l5S.ci
Prime ac Fair TO Good l54a lJ.c Mild Grades
steady and $50 bags Maraeabo sold wiihn the range
Java u d24c: Singapore l6dl9c; Ceyon. l56lfc. Mara
caibo lShal7e Lagnayral liGl2 e Jamaica lSalGe St.
Mexican, ltSlGc; Mocha. 22G2je Ausostura loal79c'
Sayauila. IL 2dl1c.: CniacOa SGlI Pc.
COrrON-SpOkCott0n lloc higher but closed weak trade
= l3j bales 60 bales last evening incud
export 45l for spinning aud IL Tor specuaton
contracts 100 bales receipts al the ports day
lsO5S bales against l20l5 bales ts day last week and
~ wear since September 4047sS bales, against
$3.50, 945 bales during the same period last
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

THE SITTING OF PETER.
A FOLK SONG.

FOLK song.
Behold Satan hat desired you, 0.at The may sin
iou 'ohcGt-St. Luxe. xii 81.
In st. Luke's Gospel we are told
How Peter in The days of old
Was sfted;
And now, though ages intervene.
Sin is the same, while time ana scene
Are shifted.
Satan desires u.s. great and SMALL
AS wheat. to slit u.s. and We all
Are tempted;
Not one, however rIcn or great,
is by bis station or estate
Exempted.
No house so safely euardedis
But he by some device OF his,
Can cnter
No heart hath armOr so complete
But he can pierce with arrows fleet
Its centre
For all at last the cock will
Who lear the warning voice, but 30
TN thrice and more they have denied
the Man of Sorrows, crucited
And bleeding.
One look Of that pale, suffering face
Will make us feel the deep disgrace
or weakness;
We shall be siitcd Til the strength
OF self-conctit be changed at length
To meekncss.
Wounds of the SOUL though healed, will ache;
The reddening scars remain, aud mako
CoDfessiOn
Lost innocence returns no morei
We not what we were before
Trans s,sressiOn.
Butnobe souls, through dnst and heat.
Rise from disaster and defeat
The stronger,
And conscious still of The divine
Within them, lie on earth snplne
No longer.
INV LoNGFELLow. in Ha'per's Magazine for March.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON l7-12:30p m-Consols 0slie for both money
Y. bonds four and half cents, ll04
four per l09s Atlantic and Great Western nrst
mortgage trustees certificates 73 second 3D. Erie Rail-
wsv shares i9 do second consols, 95l Reading 3j7s
LONDON Feb I7-2i30 D. mPans advces qu0te three per
Central. I04 ~,
LONpoS Feb l7-4 D. m -Consois. 9S3,s both money
and the account Great Western second mort
gage trustees certificates 3i Illinois Central 100 Read
ing Railroad 35 70
RoNDoS Feb l743o p m-Pa1s adyices quote three per
cent reufss at 81 centimes for the account
LONDON. Feb. l7Silver il Iupted at 52hd per ounce
BERLIN 1.-THE statement OF the Imperial Bank 0f
Germany shows an increase OF 10000 marks
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
YPSIrANr 10 an nrhnr of the Snnrnnle

DURSUANT to an order OF the Supreme
Court made at a special Term thereof on The 2G day OF
December s70 notice is hereby gventhat al persons hay
claims the cOpartnership heretofore eGtng
between JAMES H. HILDHEIH and ERASTUs r. PEASt.
under the firm name ana style o1 - = case arc Ieqi 70
with the vouchers therefor duly Verined
to the receiver Of such cOpartnersp at the
Of Armstrong Briggs attorneys and cousc!ors AZ
law No 39 Broadway New YORK Cty on or before the Zgth
Of a lSsO-Dated New York, Dec -. 1871
JAMES y. HEDGES. Receiver. &c.
ARMSTRONG BRIGGS. Attorneys, 3lS Broadway NY
D3l laW6wW.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

The London market was unusually active for
British consols. their prices huctuatng between
oslo and 0S0f6 for both money and account,
finally closing unchanged from last night at 9Slle
United states bonds were lsal4 higher the 5s at
1864, the 4l2s at 110ai, aud the Is at 1904 Erie
common was u lower at 1918 the preferred stock
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
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the reader with that seemingly light but really careful one
OF which James, than any living hnghsh "i''o''
possesses the secret"
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ment brass open Firepaces with androns and basket
crates brass Fenders Fire sets ana Coal HOds
OF antique and modern designs, wholesale andTctaL
Estimates given to builders contractors anH arcitect
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New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
fesal Nolices.

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~ of Dsoyent from his debts pursuant to % ihe &
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applicant Notice first published the 3lst day OF Decen
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she court House. In the Cy OF
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22d day oil March, 1880 at 10 O'Clock the fOrenOOn-Dated
the 29ih Gay ~ December. 1873.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

As misapprebension exists as to the powers of the
Reorganization Committee OF the New-York and
Oswego Midland Railroad Company, with reference
to the Junior securities of that road the Committee
i've notice that according to the terms OF the con-
tract between the first mortgage bondholders and
the holders of the Receivers debt certhcates, the
time within which the Junior securities can become
parties To the reorganization positively expires on
the 2lst day of February, 1880. CONRAD n. JOR-
DAN, Chairman
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, and ST PAUL
8 PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
LA CROSSE and DAVENPORT DIV.
limited amount for sale by
T.. l.. FRANK 81 CO.,
90 Exchangc-place.
is. STANTON, 10 Nassau-st., has for sale the
new Oswego Midland stock called New York, Onta-
rio and Western.
J. s. STANTON. 19 NASSAU-ST.. will buy NEW
YORK and OSWEGO Midland securities until FEB
RJJARY 81.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
Gotels.

XNAVERLEY HOUSE,
w ATLANTIC CITY NOW oPEN. hsInoaened l! ana re
Wnicr house halls and heated hot water baths In
the honse guests; good ocean view. j. L. BRYANT
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
STAINED.

GOOd Ofunlry LOW -,o
strict Good Ordinary IL Middlng .......-...,..l2'4
Futures moderately active closing barely steady slight
decline ater showing some advance early In the day sse
lOl 800 bales The prices pad February ID 5dlSzS
March l3 Sl329; April l34l dl3.63 May l36lal313i
June 10 Sldl3a3 luy l392dl40i: August l4dl4 ~ sep
tember 81 October IL &C 2T5; November l25
al2ls. p. M Prices for Rings and Marglns-feora5y
1918; March. 1923. April, l346 Nav, 1866 June 1850
July 1896 August l404 september 1865 October l@1G
November 1910 December 1890 Iodays closing prices
FEBRUARY, l3 49, March 1915 April. l342 May i302a
1868; June, l&SldlSs2 July, lSsl9lSg3i August l4o
l4O2 september l34Sa302; October 1895 dl210 Trans
ferable ORDERS l3l5. A.,
DRUGs-Little trade Just now except in Quinine foi
which fair demand Prices generally firm White Arsenlc ~
d2sc Balsam Caplvi. o2 gG65c to- Ton W 22etoc blas
Vtriol sLdSa,c; City Refined B0rax 9SQlOc. CamDho5
Soa3c American Cream Tartar 32G33 Quicksilver a2d
4le Opium s625d8 81 Tor iobblnR lots Morphine "a lo
Ouipine 1898 80 per Engsh soda ASH ~ sV-
slI2a Caustic Soda, SO 76a$4 l2ia III CarD do ~ 81 81
soda III 2oaSl So Bleaching Powders 81 v0Ssz oo< VI
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
Mem i1nbllrdtions.

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